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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
NEW GOODS.

ETfCtiOifS MCCARTHY hs Just received new goods with 4 view
= nf a.ap com 4lrnr tsg tie mercantile business. AMI hlpee hem
time 70 time a. ait to HE stock u make II complete. is tlrum.
stant. ser slch - render hm upttt- ttseti eaais ~ credit. tie
~ ~ low .Ncrs - they eau Dr. bought 10 an, WY tn thls y ace. amd
will feel on '.rl tpg a ptuint 81 The plrnt-c 81 hs freul.. amt tire
n4Lfc m erE .Et. Psftacr. sitb - Com. - heat. - mr.. Tflss-et.
ilr@I Giu-.n.. Hec~waN. liren. Shrl. Friftrr-.t alton ami Iincn
Rags. T.larv. : sc will e received Al n4aratt pr.ce-a!so water
RUt.,~ ufitt H. sma.
E-44alIt - - 'suaz in irhfel ~ him. u the cannot fav ~ nr,
cent, ts anit ace ~tsie use tfeis money ~ lny = Cd. H. they a~
Ill> I'll 70 ol on hiH. be vHi MT aruay item lr The DELI, tut 10
sslith.n ~aals low u can be bought.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

yT1iE un Ter ttHfi res ,ftiiir inslT4s the piuic ti'i he lF e-t1b-
. l.lri an a.surv Er the payment OF ttNr< "a ANY county III Ire
state. Whist clerk ~ la state AniHpf's ulire. he wds cua1ledt n
fnm a r.r.uaI ac4l4f 'auce and a. mike arrange unents viii most 81
Tire fiuy tr t-ifUr4 sos which IA orirf vii 10 received, and hhrt'N
fee".hs 'orwated % n'n wii-Ait"e risk u expense q "''7"''t"s
mon g..
lie s.i also aueaI "a The paynlrt' OF interest ca canai ha's also
- the renting uI ia,.a,sri fiud, ara t. collection ut rests. lie - ~
aisanfi,r SAFE Cor "a residents ant ,iiHfs.
lmiihlsen'ue 1rfli tutulte a. Well AHl on t"Mh "'n AffNi ~
with 4 tfr-c pff4u nftie ltuis tt-a8setvt> IN fMs ia'ihf'n pax ~ TIE
stHc, IRVINE hrra enpl,,ed is TIE government ia ~asf,'s ftta
and hb the state rs a commissioner "a SEEDING j. lftt pW "'t' 't
Wabash mi i.f eatAi Lands, be ites h,nisell That he viii .'A'si
satisfaction tn all wIi, mis enndts ina.
ItSprcrnt Cor ~ inject of ttNr* - 10 PER- cent On the amount "a
ryrsl uuicr s. ~ any one county and per ccal. II over 81 pot.
ages Ca be paid ga addition.
oGce on t.ess.ir, south OF Wa,hin ION street.
ReGren - smlie-To Fletcher s Hnlrs .dntO ~. ~mrh, AH1f
nrs-; y Mel'lHy, Alfred iinn-ol, Meirt,hs, indianapolis. lnre>
futlr tnn. E~i i,rc ttutc Alien iiuatitnn- lmt UWn.. Amt-
ih a.. ,Nh iun, arl luhn \ sinp~pn, of Cincinnati, Auf@ Nus
grave y Wnul, ari Plultug, W rs Go, Merllmts, rht icpha.
iion. 4ilu'ls 10. iltke. ttnai-N'AcF Of Gcuerni l1hd Office. =,
EEEg GODse+! NIIy GaGOz5ss!
A splendid asnrt neuf Of new aMi seasmahe goods. snch rs
"a pnnis. sinetins, lawns, buk aud eoftcl atiathi. slo,rs,
hosiery. iieo-' aii hn,s' suiim"r wear ofevcy dc-cnptiens -. .ec.
tDA receiving tWd tor sale tey low Tor 'a>hhN
~ ~. u. MORRISON s NNuHD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
cay NOTICE.
w. =. Efoonc ~ SO. 4. Clark.
y ATTORNEYS At Law. LouiSNtiIE.kY
JOHN =. E.gCssEs,
itsDrDc y af T. 4 Wy.
INDIAN OIL n.
prANo rnnvE rArTony.

D fAkNEi.IE uoIiif srcstfffy Inform thf citizens - ifdaa-
= : . aF-a~ saa stcin o -tht hc in~ eo.aat ur'dti HauafactuHns
81 lIino fuHrs. Imh las cNpeutrCe. htle practically acquainted
with Establishments in tar r4-i. hr "A 80 -u1r1ulee a. furnish - ssd
Pttnos a can De- fosHi east or west 81 tire mountains anf % tale-s
Duoe than ihst ran be- purchased iu New York. io>iun of Philadelphia
The rlsnus are olyiea>. Persons IS shBng q rtt tuto. ae invited
to ean before .ura--He ei-eN here iiis e~tai irineit - afc" doors
east of The Palmer ifri- % en Washington siictt, and iu TIE same
bufiinr wrhihr So HcsEmtor. tErcrso>-'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

JOaEsE5 /. SEEks- <SE-sk-.
Enicr.ahcr and (C~AanshaEct.
Washington STRAIT. .N,a5lr Opposte tie Pfst Cfoc.
Ia I'D ESPECTFUiLN Informs the citizens 81 iui.aHai Ills
49, Ia AMI 10. viciniy. that he aii eNe his autntun q The
Sc above business. a. ll e view iorele1@f ihe fueud>of derea~et
- persons irua the inii-nrn-a aide f.Iiis ltrudfn- tAt t.aii .f
49, attend. and would slate That he j. TEL ard Go ufft rakvthe
Ft-S Whole M~ us-~ az Ilnsrai-. ~ De- red. 90 ana fnafhtfetf nu
- rea~n1hie terms. such a. furni-iiueclhtf q oTr r tw horse
I'D heir>r. built after the most q uttisffis. Also ratraets,
rs aud every other requisites B.. tItafniHg o. the attNef I~irtsr.
LIS would iffthsr state thathc viii make his chaTLus reasoua!l
to persons iu The country.
OF The lh0.t engagements Uutiafrtw hlhc nfate-
- n J. 4. STRETfuEr.
" -. W.. tBcc.cg r. I:.rtcs NilHaEse.
cr. rllrulkrr- mad roir mfsers. inf ca the ;aiAc That thsy
EA ht.v 'i7n-i their attention. t,f tr ahnye hn-4n~~~. viii a ,e~
EfSA a. r.,s,c 'e ffrnI,o of decreased nr~ns from tr tnuiie Il
Ef<l ff4ilrr, IA. a. uh ol q frctd. aud tly ac frtpartd tn un-
Stp& f~rrfk- th- ,,h.t- tn~lur-~u al funerals. IieN can iaru-h
L41S either a nnr or Two n.f-r irt-e-liSt ratftter~ "a folnucd-
tfH rh-v krp on hri cnh.a. 81 ai sizes. Attendance 20 al
NJ hours Ihrr Arrangements e, t"e~ ifrm L. do HER at>tess
EH tower taan heretofore. AI ori-rs fan the eon"ts promptly
attended 10.
indianapolis. lanurg nh. 1874. eGtr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

T'EEssss sgEE.Et8G. &C..
- npI kntVf>ard F.uk~. vastoH. ciaurieis.
lid, Pocket. in'citrs AMI rin kn'tes.
% o Bras. Ivory Horn, and Wo1dca combs.
Scissors. Razor. Leather llIsas-, IuNs aud soap
Files, lufr-s, ns, lissks aui iNes. Vine,
Slate Pencils. 4, icI>.nn Taps. itlr Pea icI,
Lead. Shoe iack~. coffee Milk. Srrrv~.
Tea hrties, AMI los, of Buttons, Tor sHe NJ
mn = L.sNITns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
teSEgCTsoNAssy

tteNEES"EEcNAssy.
Z tST received anif1 al, iv the subscriber,
et aaepnt nitsl>sticl gtAas 100 Prs Almonds,
Saras isarnls Eo-e. lshnfn, 4'n>ss Cutanf~,
Almond. Cueatn ifuafi,Hui. - barrels thr-nuts.
Cinnamon. Peppermint. Lemon, hoy I.Inorcr,
Sponge. SHssaiias, Candies, 2iuNea thurulIc,
Nnf drops 3D. t+fotne ~ tcr. warranted To
he genuine 22 MAYER. ia-i al The Palmer House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

s \ is J.. DRAKE, tts>sicdhY y. BrAs n continues io keep the
+. above nlned Hotel. Dadag the past summer. hr ha>Luii 10 al
4Ituu te f~ lArnrr establishment ~ ntlt enables him to present to- tle
lmlhca ufsnlFr Of neat and epunulatts rnnuS. His Stable and car
Tmre hnse are raicaliiel 10 aeefaitnl Sc "A large number of ilofse-
aud tntriaeeS. lithis shall he reasonable. aud he viii be hap, L.
accommodate al ~ ho =" 81 Eyor BIN Wta their custom.
November 2. l-ht. .tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
SUGAR.

EaNshs
IN BARRELS y. o. Sugar. fr sale hy
~ IS " N .NoRRrsoNE lLrnRl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

HENtINISG ia tie Post oTiee At Indianapolis, Indiana
"a \ al I. 1871.
rcrsans ciiIiHg fer i,icsc letter, w.i.
pie - s1y AD1EEtss>ED
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31

o. A hrownson, IN the same number
ol his Review, t5us rrbukcs the sw,nd-
ling game played oil on the pcnnsy ylya-
mans aud other Tariff Loco Eoro. 10y
pn,k 20 his letter g. Kane and by Polk
supporters IN those sections where Pro-
tecIIon isovrrwheImIngly popular. Mr.
Prownsun, i vii be reccllcc;rd, Is
boldly hostile 10 Protection as wen az
every thing else the Wings are in favor
OF. lie says oi The Incidental luggle
eve are not little impatient with this
unfair dealing with The people. We, as
one oi the people, demand on the paIt OF
all men, no matter how high or low, frank
ness and honesty and especially do we
dcInaLd Of toe politician wno soliClIs our
sullrages a plain, honest, frank statement
of the policy he really and truly approves,
and wishes to see adapted. We despise
The meanness, We detest the weakness,
OF attempting TO get INTO power by false
prrtences, by conccalIng our views, or
bNIhH ldup bhRN W Hl' " 'llt-
renee that we are ~ favor OF "ue thing,
Wide we are really IN favor Of another.
Success bv such means is more dIShonora-
BILE, more fatal than defeat. Better to
u" defeated fighting for your principles,
than 20 succeed by abandoning them"
eve have been deeply crievcd at Mr..
Polk's letter. We had hoped, that with
Mr.. Van Barren, the 'be;wixt and be-
iweenIty' policy he had represented to,
50 many years wonld retire 10 the shades
of Ilndenwoid, and that henreior,h we
should be at liberty TO adopt an open
manly, straightforward policy, alike
crediiable to the leaders Of the party, and
heucfica! TO the country bu. we fear,
that We have gained little bv the eX-
change. We have, we fear, only another
disciple Of the same school, and that the
saine old demagoel zeal dynasty rs to be
renewed and perpeiuated the same
dread OF open, honest avowals, the same
want of confidence IN the people, the
same crooked, serpen,ine policy, which
caused Us 10 be hurled from power with
such overwhelming Indignation in 1870
are TO be again our characteristics. We
are afraid tina, We are likely to prove, as
a patty, that we cannot profit by expert
erce, and can learn no wisdom trntn de-
feat. We have not read, IRE hare no
heart, d"rEg The conross, tins far, {
SH.ie nojic Seui,ncH, or q SINGLE maHii
up, cal. The whole canvass has been
conducted IN toriuous manner, by low
and demoralizing appeals, disgraceiul to
the actors, and deadrning Ia the public
conscience. We insiiy merdhe wr0th Of
He0ren and sho"id ~e joii ii wouid te
only righteo"s .i"dgmcM upon "s to" our
wam Of firm principle, nobiHIy fsoUt, con-
hde"cc IA Mr peopic, and fieHiy 10 he
S0o,d cause inhusicd 10 oEr kecping"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
The View lOrk
"Un!r.Iu'iO,isiaip Fire In
surancc sOgsIVassy,

O.t,tc, No. - TEIalI= S.trrtt,
gNSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
aud buIidug- ~ g"nefal. mctchandl..,
household tu,nlutr. ships building. slnps
~ po,i aud their c8tpo"s, and every descrip
ton u' r"rsoral property, against loss ~
ia.nngc b, Ere,
SMITH ROGERS, P,,sish
Il w. MAEriN, Secretary
nIRTS SroRs } Smnh Rogers. jams bd1t,
james McBridc. John Adams, john IIaggsrt,,
Gulan G. Nrrplauck, John johnson, Joseph
Krrnorhan, John I Palmer, Peter Lorillard,
james N,Call, gubort McCoskn, llcnD 90
rl,h, Reuben Viihcrs, William Scott, fsrdi.
ndpd Su,dam, Peter ! Nrvms, Richsrl lf,fn
e ' : Roosevelt, T. ID Hurgnui, 80 tgo y
POLLEN William Colgate, lowtll llolb .oOk.
+ The undersigned bro the only sg'hpTiscj
agents OF SAID company ~ NsapIh. snd
they ase prepared io insure any oi tho sb 'vc
named property ~ Newport and rs vicinry
the terms. &c, oi Insurance vii be- made
known ON application to ne.
" Y. CRANSTON 4 SON.
y Ecrpor, f,b. -, iySi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31


"PRoGREsslvE DEMOCRACY. THE
following is an extract from an address
by ID. Francis Bacon, delivered IN Ma.
,ionaI Hall, New lork, before the Wing
Young Mea
The Loco Foco party, in that SOCIAL
WAR witch they originated and waged,
Ihat war among different classes 10 so.
cIety which was designed 10 secure 'the
spols" Ia their leaders, were driven
backward and downward continually Ly
then uniform oppu>'ti"n to all the existing
institutions Of Government and TO all ben
cGclaI legislation. In their constant,
retrocfade, descending movement, lhCv
bndy assaulted aud overthrcw every
thing that constituted part ol the old
AmrrIcan Democratic system, re,rcaiIng
from one negative position to another,
without plan or systematic purpose, I'LL
nothing beng left Tor them TO deny or at.
tack, they finally set themselves under
the guidance of their scrvle shallow po-
lIcal dogmatists TO the task OF deduC.Lg
conclusions from their random y devious
movements The ahstraCuons thus de-
rived were classified into a new creed,
nuragonlsical ~ every particular to the
established princIpl of democracy, and
formed basis ior the doctrines HuO
measures at new school OF poiIllCni
science, in which Jefferson and Madison
would have been incompetent to learn
the rudnputs
Tins locu-Foco system of political
negatives has never yet been pcImiltcd a
to ENJOY complete development NJ rhis
county. aud We look ~ vain through
Chrslcndom tor the instance OF n slngl,
government winch has ever cuuscnlod to
,ruuuucc toe improvements al cINilIa-
uon, aud ql., the suIid basis OF centuries
"l consiaGly Improving experience, tor u
baiiu"uug tlgm through she any aud
windy regtDus oi philosophical spccUlatIuu
and experiment, under the guidance ol
political economists. ihrtr are indeed.
according To Van Bureaus enumeration.
,''ivcuty tWu governments, ~ winch
~ouc plrts q! the sub Treasury system
are ln optiHlinn, bttd'l~c 'h'N are 50 lai
behind The progressive improvements ol
note civilized and commercial countries
as nol io Lnyc learned the most secure.
.rapid aud convrul' NJ modes nf fraHslclng
thcIr nee, -sdN business, aud oi thus ald
ug and heucliuung the community by lh'
wi.s performance OF those Vcty bCi,
Which otherwise are the most opp, s,l,e
aud udluus, such as iaxa,iun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
Court of Probate, .Vewport, Oct. 7, ISll

Court Of Probate, .Verpor, Oi 7, 1914.
NATHANIEL II. LANGLEY, Executor of the
- last VIII and Testament of Ben amin
Clarke, late Of Newport, cooper, dec pre-
eents his 2l account On said estate for al
lowance, and for an order OF distribution of
the balance Of said account, and said account
contains a credit OF cash received by the
Executor, being for the proceeds Of the sale
oi the Real Estate of said deceased, amount
ing to three hundred and fflcen dollars.
The same is received and the considrra.
ton thereof referred to n Court of Probate.
to be holden at the Town Hall, IN Newport
on the first Monday in Nov. next, at 9
o'clock, n. m and notice ia ordered to be-
given thereof by publishing the same
three successive weeks IN the Heraid Of he
Times, for al! persons interested to appear
n, SAID time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wtncss:
OlO. B. B. IlowLAND, Pro. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
FOR SALE,

%-ssa The comfortable and we'll
Gg:.!a built dwelling house, situated
ai aiE a! the corner of Thames and
6:5.sp pS.i5 Young streets, well known 90
having been for many years the residence
Of Mr.. John q. Whltehorne. The house
contains 3 rooms on the lower floor. n wide
hall, large kltchenand wash room attached,
and an extensive sture-roOm. On the second
nnor, , rooms with convenient closets and
garrct above for the storage of furniture,
&c. There is also n large wash house with
non boiler, &C., apart from the house. which
ts used IA a bathing room--nn abundant and
never falling supply Of water, being brought
into both the house aud wash room from
fountain or resavolr Of water, 20 feet square,
situated IN Bowery street, and forming part
of this property. There is head of from
l5 to 20 feet Of water. which can at a small
expense be converted into an ornamental
fountain IN tho garden The lot attached to
the house is 100 feet on Young street, aud
a feet on Thames street /, contains good
garden, with grape vines, ounce trees. &C..
and one OF the finest asparagus beds in the
town.
|, Also, a lot adjoining the above promises,
measuring 73 feet on Thames street, 76 feet
IN the rear and l30 feet on Howard street.
This lot contains about 80 young and flour
lshing ounce trees, and has also fountain
Of water. The lots are well fenced. For
terms, &c, apply to
/ RICHARD X. RANDOLPH.
/ Newport, May 2, lSli-Uh)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
LOOK HERE!
7Hcy do say there is something Leside
smohc, IL ADIER TISLEG, and
gaess RI Try 1t aM see for my
SrH-SO here oncS.

] hereby inform my customers. (and that
they knew bGforc,) aud all creation be-
sides, that am selling Goods as low, and
little lower, than anybody else in town, III"
quality cor,d"rcd-and dear reader, If you
have nny doubts upon the subject you can
have thcm removed. by calling on the sub
scri6rr. AT hIs store III Thames street. two
doors Norm of the Perry Mil, where y"u
wi fud first rate assortment Of f.i.NiLP
CERIES-amongst which. are llyson,
Young llyson and Souchong Teas, OF w.
rlous qualities and prices Crashed l"at and
brown Sugars, o. the first quality; Java,
Cuba aud RIO Coffee: Boston and Ncv
York ciry cured Hams aud Beef New Or
leans, MuScoyado aud Cuba Molasses, &c.,
ana IN fac, every thing usually tound IN =
we'll conducted ELHiLY GROCERY
SYORE. Call aud see.
GEORGE b. KNOWLES
Newport April l. ISJl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
NO'TECE.

Now. Ms nay band is IN, guess III touch
" up he drlnGueni,s intle would take
It as o great favor, If al, those persons who
are indebted to me, either by Note or Book
Account, ul over three months standing
would csIl ar the Captains Ohi'e aud SIT
- COS ". wants Tt does. Nuff SEQ,
GEORGE B. KNOW LES.
Newport, April u, lsIi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
We're 5Ou.,H 10 COr5am's
CHEAP CASH SHOE STORE,
No. o5, Thames Street, corner
Of Market Square,

HEllO has just received 20 ca.os Gnc cnlt
w sowcd and pcgccd BOOY'S excellent
for spring and summer wear, which you can
buy almost Al your own price.
ALso-4OO pair l.adIcs fine kid and Mo
rocco So, heel Bnskins. madc hr Christopher
Robinson. CLoat g. Flanders. The best manu-
mclHrer. ia The States: which lie verify SO and
no mistake.
Ladies French Kid and Morocco BuskluS,
ow lacr and Slippers, very cheap.
a Of which have been bought for cash
and purchasers can have The sa';.c al n rry
fer cents adrance Of "a" manufacturers whole
sale Caai pJJcrs,
Newport. Janc q, IeIi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
& ssigslccs' NOfiCC.

YAMES NJ COOK, Of the town and coun
~ ty Of Newport. merchant, has this day
made to the undersigned, an assignment OF
all hi. property, of every kind and nature
for the bencfi, of his creditors those having
demands against the said Cook are requested
to present them, and those Indebted, 10 make
immediate payment to
II. Y. CRANsrON s. SON, .ASsignees.
Sept. %, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
NOTICE..

I'ENilE subscriber respectfully givrs notice
that ne has taken the store, corn"r "f
DirIster's wharf a. Thames street, and d.
rcctly opposite the Eagle Hotel, where he
intends Keeping general assortment OF fruits.
preserves, j"Ileys, spices, caisdps, pickles,
nacoronl. vcrmacllIa, nuts, bottled and draft
Ol" hultlrd cider, porter and beer by The
duzen or single brltlc bottled dnd fountain
s"da water. with or without syruPs. by the
Gozeu or single bottle; Havana aud PuncIp"
tegars fine cut chewing, Turkish and
American smoking Tobacco; pipes bird
cages and brrd seed and variety ot other
articles too numerous 20 mention. a share
ol public patronage respectfully solicited.
]. 5 STANllOPE.
Newport. May Is, 1874 If.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
Gvi9rdi9Is's Notice.

vs'IlE subscriber has been appointed by
the C,urt OF Probate Of Newport. Guar
dian of the person and Estate of Catharlne
.. Gardner, of said Newport. single woman,
and has given bond for the faithful discharge
of said trust; oil persons having claim.
against his said Ward, are notified to exhibit
them TO him within six months from the date
hereof and this notice to be published for
six successive weeks ~ tho Herald OF the
Times.
EDWARD II. ALLAN, Guardian.
Newport, Oct. IL, ISli.
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AsIsnini~srSaOr's Notice.

ys'IIE subscriber having bc?D appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate OF the town
of Newport, administrator on the estate OF
Gyles Barney, late of Newport, dec. requests
oil persons having clnims against said estate
To present them for settlement, and all in
debted 10 make irGmrda,e payment 10
PETER z. RENlNG TON, .7Jp'r.
Newpnrt. Oct. - lEtl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
REG ULAR MAIL I,TNE
FOR NEW YORK.

<r> Until further notice,
,G EN the steamers Massachu
T.r-7-:,' sctts aud Rhode island,
Cstss--zz- i-s-.s-sSss5 will leave Long Wharf,
Cor New York. NJ follows:--The Massachn
ecits, Captain ComStock, on Monday. nj .
o'clock pm the Rhode Island. Capt Thay
or, on Thursday at = p. NJ For ircigh' or
passage apply on board tho boat.
WM COMSrOCK, Agent
Oct. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-31
GAOCERTEE,
Now Landing and in StOr c

30 B,Ncs Havana Brown Sugar;
10 hlds Porto RICO do.
40 barrels Graz he'd ~ powdered do,
$50 Leaves do;
100 binds MoIassrs
80 Boxes sap,
50 Starch;
100 bhs Mess Beef s. Pork,
5000 lbs N. York Hams;
Smoked and prckled Tongues & salmon;
lcG Key, Lord;
- dc. SialeyoiDs,
300 Bags C".fre, various kinds {;
lOO Chests Gnr Llack & Green Teas
100 Boxes Manufactured Tobacro;
Wll!. great vaIIrl? of other goods. com
prsing the LARGEST STOCK and best
o5sorim,m or Groce,ieS ever Offered IN New.
port winch shall positively be sold Cheap, m
tots 10 sult purchasers by
h. +. a. w. NEWTON.
iunr 1871.
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FOR SALE,

1rxA A convenient House at the head
THsfA OF Broad tsrect, with five rooms
,.s,,ts on each floor, and two lodging
skht4s.s2ss roo!Ns IN the Garret, well ar.
ranged for two families, nr n boarding House,
with wood and carriage House, and a good
well Of water. For further particulars en-
auire of SAMUEL SMITH, or
SAMUEL LEWIS.
Newport, Aug. q, le4i.-tf
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FOR SALE-The Man

p--A FOR SALE-The Man
IrtssEi sion-house on Washington
I...aaA. street, next north Of the Hon.
William Hunters and south of Job Wilbour's :
boarding house. Said house is convenient
for a gcnteeI family. or for boardcrs; it
was built by Capt. Warren Tor his own use,
of the best materials, white oak frame, with n
large and deep cellar, paved, and with large
cellar store room hath the privilege Of n
wharf, also sca bathing on the premises with
view of Norragansett Bay, it's islands,
steam boats, ships and other vessels, passing
and rcpasslng, SC. &c.
l.. TREVETT.
Newport, May SO, 1914.
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Clerks Office, Court Of ProJats, .NtvPoH,
Oct 9, ISll

Oct. 9, 1874.
~ EQUEsT in writing has been made to the
~ Court of Probate Of Newport, that
Peter p. Remington may be appointed od-
inlnls,raor on the estate of Angelica q. Gar.
diner, late Of Newport, single woman, dec.
jnlestote, and also to the subscriber, for no.
'ice to be given thereof, 80 that th" same may
he taken into consideration at Court Of Pro-
bo,o, 10 6c holden n, the Town Hall in New
port, on the frs, Monday in Nov. next, at o
o'clock a. m.-All persons interested IN SAID
estate are notified to appear at said time and
place and be heard in the premises, and this
notice to be published for three successive
weeks in The Herald Of the Times.
b. b. IlowLAND, Pro- CTk.
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IL. II. BE RElY,
Surgeon nESTisT

SURGEoy nEsrrsT.
Office al Mr.. :. prckhans, Church street,
second house fon Thames street
REFERENCES.
.NeWpOH -Jlmps V. Turner, NJ ID. n.
f.. Turutr, ". D. David kng. M. ID. II.
n. Prrc".
Er.sioi j. ll,lmcs, VI. d. l.. W Briggs,
ii. ID. Aug. 10.
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- The house in Spruce street,
IpsFlEa recently occupied by the sub
lEh5M scrbcr, and possession given i'm.
me edHtey. For further particulars enquire
of J. Il. ALMEY. or ]. GooDsPEFp.
DANIEL McALLASTER.
April lS-tf
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TO LET,

(.lhd possession gircn ia Ndrch,)
R-S Tho largo ihrco story dwc'l-
C.3..9E inV House m Thames street.
5%ilisi M. lj7, recently occupied by
C.. tlS Mrs Rrhbonr. Also, the
iwo stores ~ front. For further particulars
enquire ~
Mas PENELOPE LAYTON.
Poo. y on the rr, nlscs.
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We have heard ofu "la5y' vho once lel .
ball room because mc,hiuic 'utsrci. She
married basket. mStei snd died rs'l sT.wO.
rntn y y ,ffu
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sumo prrarns toll all their lives, ard refuse
tho cniotmcnts which can ouil be fclishcd
" ben Lie - ~ ~ pfiiuo, aud that they ma,
be- i.,h when the power oferIoy mrut D. over.