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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17
Administrators "A sale.

DURsUANT To q decree Of the Hon. Court
of Probate, Of the town of Newnort, 1
" Ill sell at Public Auction, on Saturday, the
lGlb ni Nov. next, at eleven O'Clock, a, M,
all The right, title aud interest which JonN
'Gp6p4 81, late oi Newport. dec, had al tile
time OF his death, IN and to the following de
scrbed lots of land, with the buildings there
on standing, or so much thereof, as will ba
sufficient To raise the sum of five Kindred
and nInery-ihree dollars and twenty -ninc
cents, with incidental expenses, situated on
Enstoh's Polu;, 10 said Newport,
First, n 10, ol land wi'h The buildings
thereon standing, bounded noflhrrly on
Bridge street, westerly on Second street,
sou,heriy on Marsh street and caslcrly on
| land Of Lewis Barlow and Mrs Shearnian.
\ Second, ,oi of land, bounded not'horly
on Marsh street westerly on Second Street;
southcrly on the Cove and cnsterly on land
of Lewis Barlow.
/ Third, a lot of land, bounded norihcrly on
Walnut street westerly on Fourth street
southos.y on land OF Samuel Fowler Gard
ncr and caslery on land Of Edward ID.
Jones and David Brayman.
! Conditions at the sale which will com
mcncc on the premises in Bridge street.
/ PETER p. REMINGTON, .Lia.r.
|. Newport, Oct. 10, 1874.
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Triumph over Disease.

Those who value life and wish to preserve
their health should use the D.A.FDELfO.N
.1.VD TOMATO P.a.v.lCE.1, !, for it stands
npipglied for The permanent cure of all thoee
diseases arising from impurities Of the blood,
such as salt rheum, scrofula, kings evil, piles,
scurvy, scald head, blotches, pimples on the
face and body also, for liver complaints,
costivcncss. ulcers and all erupllons OF the
skin, and is certain cure for indiges-
ton or dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, hear,
burn, fainlness. drowsness, djmDess of sight
pains IN the side. back, limbs and Joints.
Extract from the Phil Oracle Of Health.
II says "hc Danjclion and Tomsto com
bined with the Sarsaparilla makes a more et
6caclous preparation than the Sarsapnrilr
alone, and that RANSOM 81 STEVENS
Panacea, which is composed OF those lngre
dhcnts is found superior to any other prepara
ton of Sarsnpnrlla, and is preferred to nl
other by those who have iound occasion 10
It's use. Give 1t n trial, and De convinced
Il Is not only the best article but it is put vi
in the largest bottle and Is therefore th
cheapest AZ well as the most chicaciou
remedy fol all those diseases for which It !
Recommended.
"RrMeMnrRp to always ask for the Dan
i dciion Panacca. receive no other, as thcr
are articles offered for sale purpoIiing Il
Il have ibe same virtues as the Panacca, whe
/ II s no more Ike il, than so much cold wate'
Iuy It, and buy It only of the propric,ors Ran
/ SON g. Stevens, at their Drugg.s, s,ote E''
II Washington street, Boston, or OF their onl
authorised Agents.
II For salo in Newport by
/ r. Il. ilAZiRD,l p,og,rs
II RI. TAYLOR. ! "''s ''''
II Also in Fall River by
i HALE REMINGTON
/ Newport, Sept. 10, lSll-ln.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

"NtaPs Saturday Gazette. We have
Saturday Gazette and Ladies Literary
Museum, published weekly in PhiIadel-
pha, edited by Joseph G.. Neal, Esq
author Of sCharcoal Sketches SC. SC
The paper is of the largest size,
and contains vast amount Of origina
and selected matter, of tho choicest kind
and affords the best proof that the editor,
proposition to ''issuo weekly sheet o
much higher pretcnsions as regards III.
crary character and Typographical exc
cuiion, than any that has yet hcen pu
forth in Philadelphia" will bo fully sus
famed. The establishment was recent
,y that Of the Saturday Museum.
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sAs SHIP NEWS. a.
PORT OF Wort .
IsIsIv ID.

THURSDAY, Oct. 10.
brig Agcnoria, Andros, GlbraIlnr for Boston
putin on account of loss of sails IN late gale
Lcft at g. brig Caroline, for Boston ~ days
FRIDAY, oct II.
Brig Benjamin, Racket, Bangor for Provi.
dunco.
Schrs Sarah Louisa, Chasc, L. Rivos Tor
Georgetown Mystic, Churchill, ". YORK lnr
bingham ,--Wm. Allon, Spanlding, do Tor
Boston.
SATURDAY, Oct. IL.
Schr Rapid LYMAN, from Camden.
Schrs Mary, Cuok, Baltimore Tor Ncwbary'
port Adventure, DowIti, n. London io'
Providence.
SUNDAY, Oct -.
Steamer Washington, Hull, fn n. York,
with passengers aud mchdl for tbi4 port and
rToV.
Schr EmctJld, from : Kingston, TO con-.
pIet. lig pioducc Tor N York O.ccola, wy
lati. Bristol lor Ntwbufeh
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DR.. Wislar's Ralsam OF Wild Cherry.

Tho following certificate was given to
Messrs. Knowles 81 ChecsmaD. who are old
and respectable merchants at knowlesvllle,
Orleans county, State Of New York, whose
attestatiop is a sufficient guarantee OF its
truth.
Knowlcsvlllc, June 26, le43.
This certies that for several years have
bccn at times subject to violent cough, aud
occasionally high fever; raised much cor
rupt matter, and was, finally, thought TO be
in the last stage of consumption. AT this
time I heard of Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, and commenced taking it, and find
ing immediate relief from It, ! put all other
medicine aside. took several bottles which
entirely cured my cough, the fever lett me,
and my appetite was soon restored. From
its good effects in my case. would recon-
mend tins medicine to all who are afl licted
with an affection of the lungs.
JONATHAN PERKS.
The above certificate is strictly correct.
KNOWLES a. CliEESMAN.
Por sale in Newport by
II. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

In this town, on Tuesday afternoon, Slh inst
by the Rev. MIR. Smith Mr.. Stockiord Ellery
Tlley, To Miss Phebe Ann, daughter Of Peter
Barker, Esq. both Of Middetown.
In this town, on Thursday last, in Trinit,
Church, by the Rev. Mr. Williams, Mr.. JOIN
II. Cozzens, formerly of Union Vilage, N. Y
to Miss Ann NJ, only daughter of the late hlr
Thomas NJ. Seabury, ofihis town.
At Poughkeepsie, N. Y, by Tho Rev. Mr.
Mervin, Mr. Phi'ip q. Sherman, Of this town
to Miss Susan J. Williams, of the former place
In Little Compton, by Rev Daniel Webb
on Tuesday 24lh alt. Mr.. William 5. Church
to Miss Hannah $. Wilbor, both of Little
Compton.
On Monday, 3Oth ult by the same, Mr. Lin
dali Summons, to Miss Lydia Church both o
Little Compton.
| IN Providence, I4th inst. Mr.. Samuel Gilbor
Rawson TO Miss Mary z. Cooper, daughter o
the late Allen Cooper, both of Prov.
| In Providence, on the 10Th inst. MIR. JOSEPH
Dunham, Of New Bedford to Miss Sophia )
Mauran of Prov.
On Thursday the 10th inst at the Church O
Ascension, in New York, Gen. L. J. 9lallett
Of Prov 10 Miss Jane Granger, second daugh
ter of David l.. Haight, Esq. Of N. York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17
SarSapariIla and Wild Cherry BitlCrs.

The Sarsaparilla md Wild Cherry Bitters
arc now acknow wlcdged by all who have gave
them trial to be one Of the best preparations
now in use. As Family Medicine it is in
valuable, il is pleasant to the testo which
makes It an easy medicine to administer to
children, and is fast taking the place OF those
nauseatIng remedies which have been so
long in use.
For Dyspepsia, Headache, Indigestion,
IIumors, Pain in the back and side, they
have been used With great success. The
following is one among many testimonials OF
the efficacy Of this medicine in possession OF
the proprietor.
Sandwich, Sept.4, 1874.
Dear .Sir-This is to certify that my daugl-
ter has been troubled with Dyspepsia for q
number of years, attended with almost con
| slant headache and other distressing symp.
toms which accompany this disease. She
visited Boston to avail herself Of the advice
of the Justly celebrated physicians of that
city oil to no purpose. BY the solicitation
Of friend, was induced to purchase bot
tie of DR.. Hoods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cher
ry Bnters. Before taking one bottle she
was relieved of the headache and after tax
ing two or three bottles the other symptoms
entirely disappeared.
Yours, N. p. GIBBS.
RI. TAYLOR, Agent
4 Nowport Sent Q(j-2w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17
From the Providence Journal.
Grand Whig Convention in New York.

The Young Mems Henry Clay As
socialiou of the City Of New York have
determined upon a grand convention,
TO be held in that city on the 23d inst
which delegations from the other States
are invited to attend. A procession
will be formed, headed by three thou
sand members Of the association, on
horseback. Acceptances have already
been received from deleg cations number
ing 10000, and the committee aniici'
pate a convention Of one hundred thou
sand, and look for the largest gathering
and the greatest political demonstration
ever witnessed in the country. Among
the distinguished gentlemen who are to
address the meeting arg Daniel Web:
'ster, John M. Clayton, Rufus Choate
j. M. Berrien, Cassius M. Clay, John
p. Kennedy. and many others. We
have received letter from the chair.
man Of tho committee Of arrangements,
from which the following is an extract
awe shall expect a large delegation
Of the Wing young men from the State
Of Rhode Island. We have made az
engagements for the accommodation o
fifty thousand delegates, and shall ex
tend to all our Wing friends from abroae
the right hand of Whig fellowship, ane
the latchsirng Of Wbig hospitality"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17
BRIGHTON MARRET-Monday, Oct Ia, 1914
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser ~ Patriot
Al Market $50 Beef Cattlo, I5O Stores, I7O(

Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 100
Swine, and $500 Sheep.
PHleEs-Beef Cqtilo-The Prices obtained
last week were hardly sustained. We quote
extra a 10 $5; first quality 4 %; SECOND
quality 81 third quality 50 75a 375.
Stores-Two yeqr old $40 a $l3; three
year old sl5 to $40.
Sheep Sales from % to 9 %.
Swine-I.ots to pcddlo from 3 | 9 TO DC, nc
cording to quality large Barrow Shoais dc
At retail from TO 8 i.2e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

The SUPREME CoURr of this State is
now in session in Providence. The trial
Of Nicholas S. Gordon, for the murder o
Amasa Spraguo, commenced OH Monday
Counsel for the prosecution, the Attorney
General, Joseph NJ. Blake and w. Ii
Potter, Esq. Counsel for the prisoner
S. Currey, Esq, Of Providence, ant
J. B. Rogers, Esq, Of Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

New LINE.-Tbo steamer Neptune
Capt N Child, has commenced running
between New-York, this place, and
Providence, TO continue, we are inform
ed, through the winter. She is 10 rur
three times a week each way. SEQ ad
yertsement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

A new whig Daily has just been start
ed in Providence, called the "Provi-
dcnco Rclatcr." 1t is published by Mr.
b. +. Moore, and we understand is edit.
cd by Doctor Slack, who has had some
little experience in the chair editorial
II will no doubt render "some service
to the cause OF Clay and Frelipghuysen
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17
CREAM OF JASMINE
FOR HEAuTIFNING THE
COMPILATION,

And tonuvaling humors aud lrccklcs from
the skin, and biolchcs from the iacc-rendcr'
the skin suli aud beautiful. A. an applica
ton altcr shaving, It ~ admirably adapted
rs u perfume, It Is Indispensable lcr Tho
:nllci
For sale ia Newport by
Il. h. HAZARD, lnu,ooi.,s
Il J. TAYLOR,
June 8
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

MIR. WEBSTER is doing good service
for the Wing cause in Pennsylvania.
lie addressed a Wing Mass Meeting at
Reading, on Friday evening, and anoth-
er at Pottsville on Saturday evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17
Administrators Notice.

'gNIlE subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been appointed by the Hon.
Court of Probate of the town OF Newport,
A Administrator on the estate of Alexander
Jack, late OF Newport, deceascd.-All per
SONS having demands against said estate
arc requested to present then and all IN
debtcd to make immediate payment 10
WIN. A. JACK, .fim'r.
Newport, Oct. IL, 1914.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Extra Large Size Trees,
For sale at DYER'S, NURSERY,
.MALbu1u GrOre, CrMlsiOp.

5ss-ys0s. The propretors Of this establish.
1890. ment would inform their custo-
xEsy$R* mors that the present is proper
~I time to transplant everereentrecs,
Snh as Balsam Err Arborville Eastern
Spruce Norway do; !lemlock, &c--and
the season is now ut hand when dGciduous
trees may be removed also, such as Scotch
Larch American do European and Amcri
can Linden ; European Mountain Ash; Eng
llsh Ash American Mountain do; Sugar
Maple Scarlet nnd Norway do ; European
Sycamore Horse Chestnut, Black Walnut;
Bnliernut !; Caialpa Judas Tree Pcrslm.
mon do Chinese Alanihns hbec, or Sll-
yer Leaf; Honey Locust English, Scotch
and American Ems American Beach and
Birch. A great proportion of the above can
he furnished of large SIZE, some Of them very
largo. Washington Thorn, Buckthorn and
Prlm. for hedges. Likewise, Fruit Trees.
consisting of Apple, Cherry, Peach, Necta.
rne aud Plum, Ounce, and great variety
of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs,
Vines, bubous md tubcrous rooted Flower
,Pl,nis. grippe vines, Asparagus roots, and a
ine collection OF Dahlias. Dwarf Box for
edging.
N 3. Cherry Trees may be had Of large
Orders leG at G.. Dyer's Broad street, or
with c. Dyer, Jr., az Westminster street,
Providence, or with the proprletors at the
Nursery, will be promptly attended to.
Catalogues gratls.
CHARLES & DANIEL DYER e. Co.
H N. b. Orders left at Mr. A. MURRAY's
Pelham street, or at No. 2, John street will
be promptly attended to by our agent, JOHN
G.. LADD, who has catalogues and VIII give
oil necessary advice, gratis.
III Newuort Oct I7-9m.
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ME NOR ANDA.

Barque IIuma, Willard, ar at Boston l2ih
I'm ST. ubes.
Brig Poland, Gardner, was still discg :"
Havana Goth.
Brig Tasso, I,urdick, hence, arr at Havana
9th ult.
Brig Lisbon, Taylor, arr at Wilmington Sd
fin Charleston.
Schr isabella, Clarke, cid at Boston 9th fo
Norfolk.
schr Direct, Briggs, ar at Baltimore OH III
New York.
schr Lois, Honey well, ar at Plila ieth, in
Hartford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

ynNIIE subscriber having been appointed
4 Executor of the Last Wal and Tcsta-
ment of Robert +. Noyes, late Of South
Kngs,own, dec, aud having qualified him
SELF as ihe law directs, calls on all persons
having demands against SAID estate to present
them for settlement, and those indebted to
make immediate payment To
AZEB MOVES, Executor.
South Kings'own, Aug, II, 1874. oi7
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HERALD DOF THE TIMES.
MONDAY. Oct. IA.

MONDAY. Oct, IA.
] schrs Cygnet, Kenney, Maehas for N y
Edward ID. Peters, Holmes, Pfov Tor Mdchins
CLEARED.
Iath-sohr Waodopasso, Eddy, Georgetown.
l5th-Brg Agenoria, Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

WIN. C. COZZENS & co.,
IIAVE received from New York, this
H week, in addition to their former large
assortment, grca, variety OF
ELEGANT AND SEAS0NABLe GOODS,
embracing all the new and fashionable art
cles, to which they would respectfully invite
the attention of purchasers, with the assur
ance that It is their Inieuuon to sell them as
cheap "a can be found any where of equal
quality. Among thcm are
Zcnobia and Cashmere Shawls;
Mott Worslcd do.
\ Fine Blanket do.
Various styles olegan, printed do.
Cb,ldrcn's DO.
Rich striped drcss Silks.
\ Black and blue black Silks;
\ Cashmere d'ecosse;
do dc'l,anc;
Noussellnc De Lame
Alrrhnn stins,-ChuGans- s-Prnts, Sc. Sc.
FOR CLOAkS.
French Mcrinoes, and Thbc,s. Of fine and
II extra qualities.
L tngsh Mcrnocs.
Il Alpacca's-a'' coiors.
Striped Pans Cloaklngs.
II Plalds, &c. &c.
| Plaid aud striped rich Fancy RIBBONS.
\ SILK Vcvcts-al shades.
Il Gloves, &c. &c.
i Also,--ln heavy Goods
Il Beaver aud Pilot Cloths.
II Broadcluths.
II tassmcres.
II Vermont Cloths.
II Sattincts.
II Blankets, FIanncls, SC. &c.
N Oct. IL.
ID J TAYLOR, has removed his stock
~ lof shuIt timc, to tho i"on ~ rear -
thc store lately occGpicd by him, whcr" h'
/ will wait upon his customers as usual. En
| trance south AIDE Sept. w.
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LISTS OF VOTERS.

WHE Towr Council Of The Town of New
port will meet on WEDNESDAY the
Both day of October instant at2 o'clock
2. NJ. at The Town Hall in Newport, for the
purpose Of further correcting the lists of Vo-
ters Of said town Of Newport, for the Town
Meeting to be holden at Newport on the first
Monday in November next for the Electors
of President and Vice President of the Uni
ted States, and this Notice is ordered to be
given in the Newspapers printed in this town
at least ten days before said time of meet
ing Of the Town Council. BY order
b. b. ROWLAND, Council Clerk
Newport, Oct. IL, 1914.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER, FROM
PIumbc's Dasaarrcan Gallery,
C0l9RED PHO T06RAPHiC MINlAI URES

MOULD inform the citizens of Prov-
w dcncc and vicinity that lie has taken
rooms 10 pyer'- Block No. ), up stairs, next
room to ChesIcv's fashionable dry goods
store, entrance % Markc, street, where lie
will execute Miniatures IN a style superior
to any ever offered in this city. These
Miniatures possess The combined accuracy Of
a Dagnerreotype and The inlsh and color ot
The most beautiful palnllng, being coOred by
a newly discovered process. Having opera
ted IN tie best institute III the United States,
I(Pnmbc's.) any person wishing for perfect
likeness would do well to call at tins gallery.
Miniatures taken every day, without regard
to weather Rooms open at all nours ot the
day. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to
call und examine specimens. Miniatures set
m cases or lockets, from - 20 Sl5.
N. Is. Any persons wishing 10 learn this
beautiful art can be furnished with apparatus
and instruction Oh reasonable terms.
SAMUEL MASURY.
Providence, Oct. ., 1874.
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AG.sliMistralOr's a Sale,

WH be sold al Public .1ncion, by order
of Me Ai,ninisi,afo, on The estate Of
Gyles Barney, late Of Ncwport, dec.
on Saturday, hc oaM Of Oei. 1914.
az 10 o'clotk, a. III, atihe shop recent
iy occupied by said Barney,
A quantity of D}acksmnb's tools. CONSIST.
- ing of anvls, bclijws. vices, slrdges. SC.
Also the following ar;icles:-A new .x
cart body and wheels, two wagons,an elegant
double carryall buggy, ono carryall, and one
carryaI body, two wagon bodies, d new
wheels, quantity Of horse shoes, ! old
wheels, tons of old iron. half ton of new
do, a qhantiiy Of coal, quantity Of oak
aud aah plank, II quantity of paints and
brushes. Also, one wooden luiIding, sulla-
bic for a barn or workshop.
Likewise, one first rate horse.
Conditions ut sale.
}. GOODSPEED, .quct'r
+ Oct. n o., "t .... T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

THE subscriber has been appointed by
the Court OF Probate Of Newport, Guar
dian OF the person and Estate of CatharInc
3. Gardner, of sald Newport, single woman,
and has given bond for the faithful discharge
OF said trust; all persons having claims
against his said Ward, are notfed d to exhibit
them TO hun within SIX months from the date
hereof; aud this notice to be published for
six successive weeks in the Herald OF the
Times.
EDWARD II. ALLAN, Guardian.
Newport, Oct. IL, 1871.
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ATTENTION!

n. U. I. SUCIETf, NO. |.
4 yearly meeting Of the members Of the
~ N. o. +. Society, will be held at thei
room on Saturday evening next, Oct. lolh
1874, al 8 o'clock.
BY order Of The President.
WM. STEVENS, JR., Clerk.
Oct, I7r
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Administrators Notice.

'x'IIE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court Of Probate of the town
Of Newport. administrator on the estate oI
Gylcs Barney, late Of Newport. dec. requests
MI persons having claims against SAID estate
10 present them for settlement, and all IN
debtcd to make immediate payment to
PETER p. REMlNG ION, .Rdm'r.
Newport, Oct ~, 1S4l.
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sIetters,

HEMAiNiSo ~ THE Posr-oFFioE, NEWPORT
l.. OCTOBER /, 1911.
~ .4doertssrd letters are pidced ina ssppJai'
bar. PoysoH& dpPiying for Them wH please cali
for "ADyEKrisEp LETTERS
Allen Mrs S,san-2 Jarvis DIP
Almy Miss Many Jarvis Miss Mary
Arn,sicad Mrs NJ, Lee John
Barclay Thos leaky Maria
Barnes Capt MacOnb MAJOR
Barker Noah Manchester Truman
Brown Geo II Mocombcr Harriet |.
irownell Henry II Mrsick John
Bnrnham Loring M,lrheli Miss Mary
Belinda Miss Miller Lnvico =
Bnnncy Mrs Mary kCholson SoineTyIlle
Butler Miss Sarah hlell John
Carver Doct ~ 'nio Miss Harriet
Carroll II ID g Trwell Batins
Cary Albert q Ramsay Enmd. WIN
Chase Clark ID Rahnnndl.
Church Thos Eidgley Mis- VI
Cnrncil Walter Rogers capt fhul
Denly VIM Rugglcs Rrcl'dV
Dwight Thns Sager James
Dwight Mrs a L Smiher Rev Jas
Edwards J l. Somers Capt
Edes CCM strdman VIM
Edwards Geo Tan Harley
Enns Geo & Noso Edw'd J
Fisk ; w MIpDLErowN.
FinId " w fcckhAn Abraham
Fiiinn Rev. Jas Rider Sarah
Gardner Mrs John X Smith Capt WIN
Gardner MISS FrancesE Spooncr Johu
Greep Miss Mary Il Watson John II Jr
llarskeil CAptE IHIsn.
ilasleti j Il llanly Michael
( ~ ,,i". i--;.i MoSw1nau Inhn
/ nill Lieut. B II NJ Cam Bridget
Hudson John D 'Connell John
Jack Chus
lo3.-3w. AsuER ROBBINS, =. VI.
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For Sale.

A FINE Mare, Gycars old, fast troticr,
IA stands without hItchlng and kind in har-
ness. Apply to WM. s. VOSE.
Oct, H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

SWEET HERBS, Of this years growth,
~ ground aud put up in Tin Cans, for fanl.
ly or ships use, at
Oct 3. X. J, TAYLOR'S
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ROarlicrs Wanted.

STEADY and transient board can be oh
~ tanned at the corner Of Mary and Division
streets. ANN ROBINSON.
II Oct H.
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NEW ADvBR IT'S IsEMEMTs

Ocean Lodge, No. s. l.. Q. Of 0. F
INIIE members Of Ocean Lodge, No 5
! !. O. Of .. f., Newport, K. l., are re-
ques,ed TO NEE, at their Hall, Tomorrow
| friday Evening, at half past l. O'Clock. 4
punctual attendance is requested.
w. II. CRANSTON, N. G.
BENJ. G.. CARD, Sec'ry.
/ Oct. IL.
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