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BRIGHTON FGAEg IL E2'E'.
MONDAY. DEC. O. lSli.

MONpAl, DEC. 0. 1874.
Al Nnrle, $50 Beef Cattle, 200 stores $500 Sheep and
l2OOSwinc.
Prlcrs.-RfCf CdNe-Wc quote first quality, $500 n
AS. Second quality, Si,IJ II i,2j. Third quality,
50, a $50.
Sacrp--Sales from Sl,25 to 200.
Sminc--Lots to prddlc, from . for sows and j
for Barrwos At rntti l-2 to BY. T.. Farmer;
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JUST RECEIVED

TNrnm COMSTOCk & Go. n. Y. anew supply of the
II following articles viz. Odridaes Balm If Conmbin,
Acoustic Oil Ia sure remedy for deaness) Conlstocks
vcrmifge for worms, HAYS Linameni Iiawes do Indian
Veg Elixir and In fact all Of their valuable Medicines
For particulars Pamphlets which can he had at my
apohecnry Store Gratis. $. J. ALLEN, Druggi1.
Woodstock, Dec, Q, 1914. $40 On.
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State of Vermont, Upon the foregoing
Windsor County, SIS. }pcton beng present
ed to ne and it appearing that the said Daniel $.
Abbott is now without the state il is ordered that,
service be made of the same by publishing the
substance Of said petition and this order three
weeks successfully in the "Woodsock Age" Il
paper printed at Woodstock in the county of
Windsor the last Of which publication shaIl be
Il, least six weeks previous 10 the session of The
court at which said petition is made rcrurnah'c-
which shall be sufficient notice to the,ad Dauiel s.
Abbott 10 appear and Object to the prayer of SAID
petitioner ut the time and place alo,csaid, if he
see cause. Dated at Woodstock in the County of
Windsor this 10Th day Of December, \. d. lSi4,
WIN. I,EBARD.
glO-3w Judge Of the Supreme court.
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Here's a chance girls,-The Maumec
Express says the population of Brance co,
is 1906 males and only SIS females.
The editor invites the young women oflhe
East to cmigrote to his neighborhood.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lC0RRECTED WEEKLY IRON TuE y. T.. FARMER
SEEDS Herds Grass 81 - Ia 30 per bushcl Red
Ton 30 to ~ cts ClGyrf- Northern. To -SnuthCrn
ugc. Flax Seed, ~ 80 per hushel LucerIe, 80 c.
per III. Canary seed 81 81 to l15 per bushc.
GRAIN. Corn--NnThern new ,bushcl Od to0O-SOuth.
crn, round yellow nj j-a 57-SOuihrrn hat yellow new
30 js-dO do. white ~ j3du New Orleans % Co.
Barley 90 O0-Ryc. NOrtncrn ~ 1j-,O Southern Is
1O-Oals, southern. On Il % Northern do 81 To &C.
beans per bshcl 81 90. shorts double bushc %
2l-liran % q.
FLOUR. Baltimore, Howard Street. 4 mos. or. 81 IS
sO wharf, so 90 50 OOd0ireeO Of garlic, so % II
Philadelphia do, Amos. ST G2i7J -Frelericks-
burgh. low I'd i mosd 4 81 4 7J-Alexandrn, wharf
90 do fancy brands 50 w 3 3i-Ohio via CanGSO 40
S0oO-to do New Orleans, cash 81 So 800 Rye, 50 w
u32i-mdan Meal in bbls. 262 90 -
PROVISIONS. Beef-Nless 4 mo. new bbl. 5000 Il 6 90
-Nnvy-S6 10 IA O0-No. l. 0 90 C0--do Prime 50 40
50 0O-rork-Eytra clear mo. hhl 500 co 90 90 do
90 AZ 5O-do Mess from other States 60 90 % 90
DO Prime do do 50 no 90 do Cargo do. OOO-Cleur
do 90 90 90 OO.-Bntler shipping, 10 do store unin
.pcCted 10 3-to dairy 30 cents g2-inrd No. L. hos
ins. OO O0do South and Wrstcrn.5a i-f-Ilams BoS-
ton, n OOO--SOuhcrn and Western. : & Cheese
Slp'g and meal ! l.2-to new milk. 4a5l2
wool. Duty-The value whereof n the place Of ey.
porlon shall not exceed ccus per pound, per cent
ad ynlnrem. All whcrcolthc value exceed, cents per
pound, 10 per Ct. nj. va. and cl.pcr pound,
Prime or SaVOHy ICeces, washed. H.. - 0c.--hmPr
lean fnil blood do 10 i2DO 81 do 81 35 DO l2 do
9ja 36--l.l and common do 3Oa 3l--Smyrna sheen
washed Goa 2!-Dn unwashcdl0r lj--Ilcnensilo Il "
--SuNOny. clean O0--Ducuos hNrcs mpCkod.7 lO--do
do uicikpd 10 i--Supcfllnr Northern pulled lamb 10
81 No ! do DO do IS 3i--NO do do do % 3O--No 3
do do ii a IL.
Hop. Dnty 90 per cent.--lstsoIt Mass. 1918, ID
l3a II I'd doc
nay SIS to l6 perton--E1slern screwed lltoll5O
EGGS. Is 20
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Es.ANA NOTE ~ EXCHANGE
hSHHi.


Corrected for the Boston Post by WILLIS & Co.,
Exchange and Money brokers, No. 2j safe street,
Dec lsll
MAINE.
agricultural Bank, Brewer in hands ofreceyers
EOa 30 CT dis
Bangor CONNER, al Bank, Bangor
chatter surrendered ga
Bath Bank charter expired Wo''h'tsa
Citizens Bank, AUGUSTA,
new plate N"r'"ess
Calls Bank 'uo
nu,nnr srnttn Bank do worthless
Frankfort Bank, Frankfort DO 90
Globe Bank Bangor do DO
Georgia Lumber Ga. Portland do
iallnwcll aud Augusta do
kcncbeck Bank do
kpnnChuuk hank do
LAFAYETTE Bank, Bangor
charter SURRENDERED ga
Mercantile Bank, Bangor ga
OldtOwn Bank worthless
Oxford Bank, Fryhurg Fraud do
Passnmuquoddy Bank do
Peoples Bank charter surrendered do
saltwater Canal, ut OrOnO do
In hands of receivers
Suco Bank redeemed hy Trustees at Saco
st. CrOiy, Calls charter surrendered goa
Washington county, Calls redeemed by Trustees
Huturyile Bank (cuscd) redeemed
Wcshr0ok Bank, Wcslhrook lag
UisCussct Bank worthless
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Clarcmont Bank, closing redeemed 5a
Concord Bank SO
Illshorough Bank worthless
New Hampshire, Portsmouth, charter
expired rfuttuCu
Uuolfhorugh Bank worthless
VERMONT.
agricultural Bank, Troy Fraud
no such Bank authorised
Bennington Bank, Bennington worlhltss
Commercial Bank OF NermCnt fraud
Esscy, Guidha worthless
Green Mountain Bank fraud do
Jefferson, Count! Bank fraud 90
ST, Albans Bank ld@
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Understands. cbartcrsurrcndcr,d redeemed
berkshire bank worthless
Chelsea Bank, Chelsea 90
Commonwealth Bank, Boston 40
ChacstowG Bank, charter surrendered-D"'S r'"c'"'
bible at Sulullk.
East Brdgwuler Hank
charter surrendered redeemed
ESSEX Bunk, salem worthless
Farmers and Mechanics, $. Adams do
Farmers Bank, BcchCrtOwn 90
Franklin Bank Bosiun do
Fulton, or Wmnisimmct Bank, BOSTON do
Hampshire Bank, Northampton do
klby Bank, Boston do
Lafayette Bank, Boston do
Mcndon Bank closed redeemed
MldlcSOX Bank. Cambridge, ga
Mddlina Interest Bank, Boston 25GO
NRlunt Bank, LINN ga
Neburyporl Bank 5dGO
phacnN Bank, ChratsOwn fOAO
PhTniX Bank, Nantucket worthless
Ro\hnry Bank charter annullcd 40
Sutton Bank do
Winthrop Bank, gone ntoljquidaon redeemed
RHODE ISLAND.
r. Agricultural Bank, closcdby injunction worthless
HurriIyillr Bank worthless
Eagle Bank, Newport fraud 40
Farmers Bank do
Farmers aud Mechanics Gunk 75as
Franklin Bank, Providence fraud worthless
Mount Hope Bank closed redeemed
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The following, from one of the old
British poets is exquisite. |; is the very
essence ofrlncy, I,was addressed TO .
lady, upon whose bosom a flake Of snow
fell and melted,
The envious snow comes down in haste
10 prove tn breast less fair,
But gricycs 10 sec itself surpassed,
And mes into tear
"Pshaw!" says Noah's Messenger, we
can beat that any time Look here.
Down her white bosom rolled the tear,
We know it had mt Cughler,
Unit, at hsl--at last--oh dear!
Her shirt lCas ret as lCGter'
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Corrected for the Boston Post by WILLIS d co.,
Exchange and Money BROKERS, NO.2j 'S'uIe street,
Dec lsil
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tEPMeetngs will commence at the
Universalis, Chapel in this Villnge next
Sabbath, and continue the Cd and 4th
Sabbaths in each month, through the
.,..r,in,,
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they hold in such contempt. But, we be-
leye YOU will hesitate, and not rashly en-
gage in crusade, which, by provoking to
increased intcmperance will learlully add
to the tears and anguish of widows and
orphans.
LEGAL VOTERS or THE COUNTY! The
question at issue, is nor fairly before yoa,
II you prefer to sustain the noble TEMPER
ANcE CAUSE which, by means of argument,
ana persuasion, has succeeded so gor-
ously, then support the LIBERAL TEMPER
ANCE Ticker, that the few persons who
are licensed, may be held in rigid Scrati-
ny, for the manner in which they use the
privilege, which public sentiment requires
they should have,
But, if, on the contrary you mean to a.
bandon the Cause of successful Temper
ance, aud resort to an experiment, which,
60 far as it has been proved, has failed Of
its object and, being premature, augmen-
ted the evils it was intended to diminish,
then, you will voVe the Radical Temper
aare Ticket,; and provoke erccsscss, traHd,
lawsuits ANIL troubles; though pure may be
the motives from which you act,
II. f.. STOUGHTON,
Per ordr-of the Liberal
Temperance Committee.
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IaAEsEsEED,

In Chester, by Amos Head, Esq. on Dec 5,
1874, Mr. JOSIAH CUSIIMAN, of Ware, Mass,
md Miss LUCINDA s. FLETCHER, orc.
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G PRIZES OF $1,000 EACH ARE sGOCCO
100000!


AcertiGcatc Of package OF 25Tckeswill be sent rol
Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
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y INsEED OH, White Lend ana other PulLn-
a. Paint and NarEsh Brushes &c,
ALSO,
Paper hangngs for sale nj low prcta SIEA Rms
Cheap store No T., EdsCn's Building.
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EAYENvO obs Ground Logwood Redwood, Cam
NJ WOOD, Nicaragua, Fusiic Also mn assortment
Paints for sale by HAYDEN 4 HUTCHINSON.
Oct
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17
commissioners and EXccu-
tors SO:scc.

WE T.. the subscribers. having bccn nppoln-
W ted by tho Hon. the Court of Probate OF
the io~u OF M,ddletown.,o receive and exam
inc tho claims ugainst. the estutc Of P.leg
Sanford late Of said MddlotoWn, Esq, dec
repeCen,cd Insolycnt, aud how they aro
made out, hereby give Hotiee,th six Eotahs
from the date hereof, arc allowed 90 the
creditors OF said estate to bring in and ptcye
their claims against The same, and tho third
Saturday Of February and the Saturday mex,
preceding the ilird Monday in March next
at O'Clock, p. ~. OF each Of snid ,days, aud
The house Of Jacob Sherman, IN sed Middle
town, are appointed by Us Us tho times snd
place Of meeting sad creditors, for sho pur.
ppso OF receiving Gnd examining their sGvc
raj clams.
JuSuUA CoGGEsIALL, }
WILLIAM TAG"ARr, tOmmyS.
JACuB SHERMAN,
All persons indebted 10 said estntc are re-
lupstcd To mako immediate payment to
PARDON BROW n, Executor.
MlJdletown, Sept. Is, Iell.
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FOR SALE.

>gs1yA That commodiou, aud convc-
T..tKs nlent Dwelling House. situated
ss,My1 on the corner Of William aud
sassssezssal Thomns streets, on the Hill
The House Is two stories high, is IN perfect
repalr, and contains seven rooms below, and
five on The SECOND door, with lodging rooms
IN the garrct The parlors and dlnning room,
are all OF good Dimensions, and tho house il
in every rcspec, well calculated for private
Boarding House. The 10, OF land Is about
20 foot square. and is bounded on Thomas,
WillIum aud King streets. The situation OF
the above premises IL delIghtiul-lhe view of
the horbor and bay being extensive and un-
obstructed. For further particulars, enquire
Of JAMES A, GREENE
Newport, Aug. 90, lSlI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

! The boys are busy IN beating the chnauut
trees fer the nuts. We are apt to take sUuIc-
thing, IA itself rrIlculuus, To su"grst grave
moral and these idle, happy youngsters, with
their short sticks winch ever and anon ily
among lhc fast fading leaves oi The ,r,ca,
bring home 20 as ioTGi.ly tdc Tuih that tEt
5cuson ~ iuSclncss l5L"p,dly passing away.
Oh the days aud the weeks tha months aud
the years, how sw,nIy they - BY Ihctc
~ old 81. Paul's church yud, th' green graves
~ which wear such cold smlG ~ these
bright moonlight evenings. Is u lpulish 20
Imagine 'hc tenants ui t.usC li'llc caves, each
aud every one the earliest Iu iiir, the Nuuc
iurthGr advanced the mature, the aged, az
"nh ~ ngnn, morning and evening and
lmcrdnn blending Wiln gcuuc harmony iu
gethcr, moved by thi same impulses, .Waygd
to aud iru by lhr sumo passions, now placid
as the take, nov angry ~ the ocean, and ihcn
lay them all away again ~ tnrir snruuds aud
collins, careful uuiy to rcta'n WITH ~ the
solemn lesson that as thcy have passed, aud
as The s"asoHs are passing 80 shall we pass
away. There - poetry ~ tiI- pcr;ud ul tn
year; m,lostIc verso ~ these sklcs 80 iuIl oi
mcltlng sympathy soft melody ~ the mur-
murng ui the wlud,. and The most earnest oi
truths ~ The d"caylng ycfdurc. Wise u hc
who reads the seasons arlrht, md treasures
up their lessons .\odhs .NssUgor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17

G-p1l On the Island If Nashawinn
SsssEf comprising about twelve hun.
Iss....MS drcd acrc5 of excellent grazing
ssSSss2s-s.S land. with the dwelling house
barn, CRIB, bont, farming utensils, SC there
IN. together with twenty head Of cattle aud
600 ohocp. Possession given on the ist Of
November next. For further particulars APP
ply to ELIZABETH A, VERNON.
Newport, Aug. y, lSIi-lf.
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FOR SALE.

9~-A a convenient House at the head
fissfts3 Of Broad tsrect, with five rooms
l,,,sElS on each floor and two lodging
sts6sz4siA rooms IN the Garret, well ar.
ranged FOR two families, or a boarding House,
With wood aud carriage House, mud u good
well of water. For further particulars en-.
qulro Of SAMUEL SMITH. or
SANDEL LEWIS.
Newport Aug -, IoIi.-tf.
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Clerk's Office. Court Of Probate, .Nt,epot,
Oct ., 1874.

DEQUEsr Ia writing hps been made to the
~ Court Of Probate Of Newport. tina,
Peter j. Remington may DO appointed ad-
ininIs,ra,or on The estaie OF Angelica q. Gar
diner, late Of Newport. single woman, dec.
intesiate, and also TO tho subscriber, for no.
,ice 10 DC given thereof sn that tho samo may
pc taken into consideration nt Court Of Pro.
bnts, to be holden II, The Town Hall in New
port, on tho first Monday in Nov next, at 9
O'Clock a. m.--All persons Interested IN sa id
estate are notified TO appear at said time and
place ond be hoard IN the premises, aud tins
notice to DO published for three successive
weeks u, The Herald of the Times.
H. b. UOwLAkD Pro Clk
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PUBL1SIiED WEEKLY.
[ LEGAL TlCES.

Court Of Probate, .NeWPori Oct. 2, 1874.
NAruAHiEL II. LANGLEY, Executor Of the
~ last Wlll and Testament Of Dcniam in
Clarke, latc Of Newport, cooper, dec. pre-
scnts his "a account on said estate for "a /
lowunce, and for an order Of distribution ot
the balance Of said account, and said account
contnins credit Of cash received by the
Executor, being for tho proceeds of The sale
ot the Real Estate Of suId deceased, amount.
ing 10 three hundred and fifteen dollars.
Tho same is received and The considera.
ton thereof referred 10 n Court Of Probate
to be holden at the Town Hail. in Newport,
on the first Monday in Nov next, ut 9
o'clock, q. M, aud notice Is ordered to b.
given thereof by publishing the same
three successive weeks IN the HcraM of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear
al said time aud place and be Heard.
true copy-wltnesS:
OlOs B. B. iiowLANp. Pro. C'k.
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EXcCulriN's lNGeicc.

!SNlE subscriber having been appointct
Il EXccntsix Of the Inst Wii and Vcsta
mcnt Of William James Riley, ln,c al Md
dlctown, dec, md having given bonds nc
corling To law, requests utl persons having
claims against said estate to presen, them To-
settlement, aud to all persons indebted I,
mako immediate payment.
CLARISSA L. TiLLEY.
Middle,own, Sept. S, 1914.
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HNs,Hs SALE,

-3 q Dwelling House and 10;
lgla~E OF land, situated on the easter
IssnEM- ly side Of Second street, East
on Point.
Tho lot is 30 foot front by 100 fee, dccp
The dwelling house IL = storlls,36 by 80 feet
with porch IL by l3 feet, nlso two stories
The house bns ia,ely been repaired at an cx.
peusc az nine hundred dollars ; and as tho
interior Inns not been altered 1t can be ii,;cd
mp for II boarding house or private dwelling
o. II commands on exteDsiye view OF the
hal bor aud surrounding country.
For particulars enquire Of
ALEXANDER BARKER,
ncnr iho premises,
between Poplsr and Elm streets.
Newport, July -, i6ll-tf.
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LOOK HERE: ]: ! !


Setj-so huce goes:
: hereby lulorm my Customers, taud that
J. ;hcy knew OGlorc,) uud al creation Jc
sides, that am selling Goods as ldw. and
iule l"w"r, ihUu anybody else ~ ldwn, the
quality cuu-ldrr,d-4nd dear reader, II yup
have my doubts upon the suhl"cI you can
haVC incm removed. by calling ON the sub
-crIbrr. at hls store ~ Thames street. two
doors Moth al the Perry MIll, where We"
will liud a lIrst rate assortment OF ELHibf
fRoCEH! ES-0mOngsI which, are lIysor,
fouug li,son, aud Souchong Teas, OF va
r"us qua0lurs aud prlccs C,uShrd loai ana
brown Sugars, ui the hrH quality; Java,
tuba and Rip Coffee; Boston and New
York cary cured Hams aud Beef New o.
leans, hu,ruvado aud CUBA Mola-scs, &c.
apd 10 acr every Tim" usually. found ~
we'll coudurtod ELfifLf GROCERD
SYORE. Can and see.
GEORGE T.. KNOWLES
Newport, AprIl II, lSi!.
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TO LET,
TAMIANY HILL HOUSE.

%ygA The subscriber respectfully
, 'sgEr& lniorus his friends aud the
.Tssg. public. that be has taken the
lummnny It'll Farm, situated about mic
from Newport. aud Is prcnarcd To receive
few bonrders for the summer. The house
II beautifully located, mud The rooms arc niry
and convoulrnt n Tower, sixty ieci high,
containing several stories. has just been
erected on the summit of the hill, from the
top ot which, The snrroundiCg coUuIry, the
ocean aud islands Of the Vineyard are dis.
tlncly visible /; two new bowling alleys, each
seventy feet long, built ~ n yory substantial
aud .rG mnnupr, are alao attached 10 the
place, aud no pans will be spared To make the
huuec Il desirable ono for visitors.
Ten purtiGB accommodated at short notice.
Refreshments To DC hgd at all times, at
the Tower.
The proprietor wishcR It distinctly under
stood that 10th the Tower aud alleys will IN.
yarnbiy be- closed on Sunday, aud the pub
ilc nro rcGncs,cd not to visit the place tor
pleasure, tina, dav.
SYLVESTER Il. HAZARD.
Newport, Jdly ~, 1874.
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TO LET,

E-yA The House in Duke street
&@:snS belonging 10 the subsc7bor
TAE ElStS4 now IN the occupation of Lat.
g. Cornell. II contains fifteen
looms Possession givon the first OF Ucto-
Der. Likewise, the lower pnrt OF the store
in Charles street, belonging to the subscriber,
and possession gvop immediately.
Apply 10 hRltAuhu BARKER.
Aug. S--tt.
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TO LET,
80 LEI,
Oct 3, 1871.
FOR SALE,

g-~-R The comfortable aud woIl
I N'%.sSA hul DWELLING house. sliunlrt
t.Iaisisy a, lnc corner oi Tuincs and
, Young streets, "clI known rs
iuauug brcu Tor many years the r'si'""cc
lh Mr.. john G.. WhtchorGe Tho house
contains = ru"r.3 ca ,Ua lower floor. wade
hail, large kllchruand wash room attached,
and an extensive etorc-ruum. Du HE second
llpur, , rooms with convenient closets aud
u gafrc, above tor the storage OF iUrnItGrr,
&c. There Is also l. large wash hnl.sr with
non b"llcr &c., apurt from The honNr, winch
rs used M bathing roOm---an abundant aud
never failing slpply OF water, bc'ng brought
INTO both The house aud WASH room from d
fountain or rosavolr Of water. 20 feet square,
-liuatrd ~ Bo~cry street, aud forming par,
of this propcrty. There - u head oi nom
. To 70 feet oI water, winch can at "A small
expense be converted into an ornamental
fountain N the garden The lot attached to
W." house Is 40 lcel on Young street, aud
Il fee, ON i'.aLIcs street II contains rood
garden, with grape vines, ounce aces, ~.
aud one OF The finest usparagus beds III the
town.
Also. lnl adjoining the above premises,
measuring 1} feet on Thames street, - teel
IN the rear aud l3O feet Oh Howard slrcci
This lot contains about ~ young and iour-
lshlng ounce trees, Und has also fountain
of water. TIE lots are well fenced. For
terms, &c, apply to
RICHARD K. RANDOLPH.
Newport, May ,, ieil-UL)
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The New York
COntribGtiouN,iip Fire In-
@Hrancc fOssgtn.,

Cttitt, no. . dgtIli street,
SNSURH Dwelling houses War"lIou.cs
ana buildings ~ grurr,l, merchondts,
household furniture, ships building. ship.
~ por aud tlirIf catvrns, and every drscttp
uon OF pcrsnnal property, agan,, loss o.
damage by frc.
J. SNlTlI ROGEkS, PrcSbtm
Il. w. MNHriN, Secretary.
b'Et, r"Hs j Smlih Rogers, James Pns,.
James Mcbride, john adams, Juhn lIaggofit f,
Iulan &. Ncplan'k, john johnson, Joseph
k,uuchau, John ! Palmer, Peter l.uuliafd,
james Mccall, R"bcr MrCoskn, iiuufy ra.
rsh, Repb,n Wuhcr., N,lll,m Scott. forIi.
maud Su, dam, Peter I Nrvus, LicLa.a. ,fn
=. '. : Ruusnsclt, T. ID liuflbii, Gsutge 4
Pollen, William Colgate, Lowoll lios. .ssk. -
The undersigned o,o lbc ohiy authorised
agents ot sud company ~ Nuspor an5
they are prepared ~ Instirn any oi Tho al ,,c
uam"d property ~ Ncm"pr aud ~ ,icindy
The terms. &c, ol insurance will be made
known on application Ia us
" v CRANSTON & SOV
Newport, Feb. ~, lslI.
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Iolitrucss costs nothing, uul,ss you have e
lamo h,'k, aud then n D.. not ,uty convenient
20 mJku bow
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-17
NOTICE..

yllE subscriber respectfully gives notice
that he has taken The sioro. corner oi
Brnlstcr's wharf g. Thanes street. and di-
rcctly opposite the Eagle Hotel where he
intends keeping general assortment ol fruits,
preserves, j"Icys, spices ratsnps, pickles
macoronl. vcrmacIlla, nuts, bottled aud drolt
ale hu'llrd cider, porter and beer by ilc
dozen or single bottle ; bottled and fountain
soda water. with or without syrups. by the
doZenor single bottle; Havana aud Principe
Cegars q; fine cut chewing, Turkish aud
American smoking Vo5acco; pipes, b'rd
cages aud bird seed aud ynrlcly of other
articles too numerous 10 m"nllon. A share
oi public patronage respectfully solirn"d.
T : STANIlOPE
Newport, May l6, loii If.
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20 LET,

ImrA The pleasantly eituOled house
Ess.E3 IN Franklin street. (ncxt west oi
Nts,HE DIR. Dunn'-l having large yard
sseeeefsSA IN front with garden, Sc. The
house Is IN good rrpuIr, has u pump with well
wnic7 IN the wnshronn, md IN every rcspec,
Is calculated for tho residence OF a gentcel
family. Apply to
Sept. 26 ROBINSON POTTER.
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NOE 'sCE,

NOV, os nay inud Is ~, guess IN touch
- up llc dclIugurul> a lullc would take
II as q g,cat FAVOR, nll those p'r-ous VII,
are indebted lu me, ciihcr bv Note uI |, ,o,t
Account, Ul over llIr" inrtIh-' standing.
would call at thc "tnpla,u's Office aud Srt
uc ~ COS ~, wants al docs. Nui' SD
GHOREH u. KNOW ll3,5
Newport, hpu II, iSii.
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IA I,ss! s4AVEe
FOR SALE.

4 NOUT eleven acres, with rue budug
n thereon, situated az grccuond, J o,lc'
RON ,uo Suc lIous", and adlruut th,
Inim CO.. inr rate Wm llmrs Riley, E.q
aud extending 70 Ea,lou's pond II IS dnI
ted m'o convenient lots and T. uur surpassc,
"a lcrI,,y and beauty OF Ioca'lou. ior d tcsl
deuce, hy anv aJhcr ~ The town. For terms
" nch viii be- accommodating 20 the purrhn
scr, cuquIrr ct
RICHARD g. GEO e. SHAW.
Newport, Aug. -, lcll-;'w.