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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
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In this town, on Thursday morning last,
after short illness from hermorrhage of the
lungs, Horace Senter Hunt, only son Of the
late c. G. Hurt, Esq Purser in the U. 5, Ma
w, aged % years.
In tins town, on Thursday last, Anna F..
Babcock, in the 10Th year Of ner age, daughter
Of Isaac and Phebe Babcock. In the removal
of this lovely youth, we witness another of
those dispensations Of Divine Providence
which we mortals cannot scan. But we know
that the blessed God is verv beneiicent, and
every thing He does flows from pure benevo-
lence, and we trust our loss j, her eternal gain
fCoMm.
In this town, on Tuesday evening last,
Elizabeth Seabury, daughter of Capt. Joseph
Sherman, aged 6 years aud 3 months. Fune'
raj this afternoon, from the rcsIdenc. Of Capt.
5, in Thames Street, which the relatives and
friends are invited To attend.
Early has this loved one been removed from
the scenes of earth, 10 participate in the bliss
Of heaven.
Oh see how soon the flowers Of life decay,
How soon terrestrial pleasures fade away,
This star Of comfort, for n moment given,
Just rose on earth, then set TO rise IN heav n.
CoaN.
In Tiverton, on the 27th ut., Miss Hannah
Chase, eldest daughter OF Adoniram Brown,
IsV III tue 'ln wear w Hti de'
II In Bristol, on the 9Th ult., Mark Anthony
D'Wolf, Jun, eldest son of Mark Anthony
DWoIl, Esq, aged % years.
II In Prov dence, on Saturday last, Miss
Amanda NJ. Lapham, eldest daughter Of Low
}. and Nancy iapham, in tue ioili year Of her
age.
\ la Wexford, on Friday last, Mr. Christie.
phor : son Of the late DR. Wi'bor TiIlingha.t,
aged %.
/ In New York, on Saturday last, Mr.. Edwin
Vernon, son Of w. w. Vernon, formerly Oi
this town, in the 27th year OF his age-much
lamented by his re atvos, friends and acq,ain-
tanccs, for his amiable department., &c.-su"h
as endearej him to all who had the pleasure
of his acquaintance.
In Johnstown, N. Y, on the oath ult, Rev.
SaImon Wheaton, ID. ID, aged 81 years. He
was installed Rector of Trinity Church, in this
town, in 1910, which place he filled until
April, I5io a period Of thirty years, when
no resigned and became Rector of st, Johns
Church in Johustown, n Y During hls long
residence in this place, he was highly esteemed
by all who knew him for his talents and chris
tian virtues, and for his bland and gentleman.
ly department And 1t affords much consola.
ton 10 his numerous friends TO know, mat ms
excellent qualities OF character were not uu-
appreciated BY the inhabitants OF JohnstowC.
Their kindness to hm, during his last severe
Illness, will long bo gracefully remembered.
ale has left them in common with his for
mer Parlshioners, the memory of holy aud
well spent life, and the assurance, that lie has
joined the goodly company Of the just made
/ perfect"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

The Dorrites held a mass meeting in
Providence yesterday-a sort of "Dem-
Dcratic," Polkite, Dorrite gathering, at
which sympathizers from New York and
other places attended in considerable
numbers. The steamboat Norwich
passed here yesterday morning, (fring
G salute as she passed) loaded with the
sympathizers from New York, at n dol
lar head. We have heard of no dis
iurbance taking place, or Of any ai,emp,
10 libera,e the "patriotc Dorr."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

ABsrISrNcE PROM THE t'SE or WA
TER. Tho Matches Free Trader men
tons a case of man who came there n
fcw years since IN a Ear gone consump-
ton, and, who, by abstaining from icaier,
meat aud fluids, has become to be pow
erful and robust man This is The first
instance on record of man becoming
powerful and robust on such slim fare.
Ii i. not Improbable SAYS the Newbury-
port Herald that the above NAV have
been a case of real cure Of ,ha, dreadful
disease. OF til. efficacy Of entire alb
s,inencc from fluids of every kind IN
curing ordinary coughs und colds, We
have been assured by physicians who
have usd It. A common cold may be
cured ~ three dd,s by an entire di'ut'
Of fluids
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
IS SHIP NEWS. H.
PORT OF NE PORT.
AR RIVE ID.
TIIIRSDAY. Ama. p

THURSDAY, Aug. 30,
Ship Audey Clarke, Gri-wold from the Pacific, last
from lIuaheino, Society Island April 2ith, with liOO
Allen, OF st. John, Nh. 80 ~. spoke of CHpe Horn,
date forgotten, ship Eagle of aud Tor New Bedford,
l5jO-lis reported March ., oil Mnrqncsas. ZOO sp.
Brig Pocahoutas, Barker, from Atlantic, with IL bblS
oil. out l.2 monhs-retumed ~ consequence ol her
crew refusing 20 dO dlty
echs Darius Nlcktrson, from Bosinn for Providence,
TRY ALL gibbs, Providence Tor BatinutC Constellation,
smith, do Tor Phila'elph,4
FRIDAY, Aug 30.
Brigs Ntrsinian, Code, I'm Somerset for Richmond
Arkclern Law ton, I'm do lor PhlHdcphis.
Schr- Planet, IIo~land, I'm Norfolk hr this port ani
royidence-Mu-sasuit, brown, Fall River tor Albany
SATURDAY, Aug 81
steamer Eudora Brown, I'm New York with pas-en-
gers aud mdZ 6ir this port aud Full River.
Schr Margaret, York daN> from Richmond kc
aglh or SANDY Hook W. y W. ~ leagues, brig UNI.
ted states, Nork, from Nassau Tor New York
SUNDAY, Sept l.
Brig New England Pen lictnn, from Bangor.
Srhrs Eliza lelsnd. Ptudcton, from bangor Senate.
Miller In Phiadslpeis-Jhm BARLOW, TN Stndwth
Tor New Nork Ann A. Parker, Brshtman, from lnll
River Tor Virginia.
MONDAY. sept. O.
Rrie Ceres IHnchnrd, I'm Snmrrsel Tor puriland.
steamer Euiura, Brown, im Ven RIVER Tor y YORK.
schrs ChntIrstou Packet, Jones, TN Prov Ep New
York-Jane sally Frances Baker, TN Boston Tor de.
CLEARED.
Aug. 3l.--Bris Good Hope, Riley, Jamaica, WI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

We learn verbally since our las, pub
lication that the Mexican authorities
are recruiting sailors for their navy very
rapidly in all the Mexican ports on the
Gulf. With these it is intended to act
against Texas.
The rate Of wages paid is said to be
so high as to tempt the cupidity Of Eng
lish and even American sailors, from
whom thus far almost all the recruits
have been made. ~ O. Pic. lug 90
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
From 2 TO s times cheaper than before
or nothing if The user is not delighted
with il.

4 n article that every Family must consider IulI,
"a pelsable when they know IT'S puwer nnd Nhln,nud
which has heretofore been sold too high 10 reach all
GLASSES, has now been reduced IN price, with ytw
that rich and poor high and low, nnd ~ Hct every hn
men Lcug may tuJJy It's comforts aud al whb Let II
shall have the price returned Ia them Il they are not
delighted with it- use. We assert, without the posi-
bS Of contradiction, that all Burns aud scelds, every
External sore, old ur ire>h aud AL external pag hui
aches, M matter where shall he reduced Ia comfort by
II ~ live miuuts-siyng htr, limb or scar. Nc burn
can be Gtla u thus applied, uness the vtHs de.
sIroy ed b, the accident ls rg, mngcal, to appear
ance, us effects Enquire i"r "tonncl's Mnglcal
Pain Extractor Sulye, nt Comrtock cos, ~ tort.
iaItdt street. New york Prcc - cents, four times
much lor % cents, aud near ten time. mach l"r
Dollar.
We assure you on the responsibility oi our charnc.
tcts, that sympathy inr human suffering induces, NJ
least pat, our earnest solicitation that simple tral
should he made ~ any affection named below. We
ihiuk II not mprticnt much siy that nothing
like II or ~ HnN degree ~ ,hectuaI has ever been dis
covered IN Medicine
Ynn viii please observe It j. no "sovcrrirn rrireI,
tor al Cumprints,' but only intended ior External az
pliCuuon aui wil cure the following '-BHrns, Srr DE-,
frosted parts, chhiuS, Chnc 81 gall, chaps, tCttui,
blot. h, lrlnn ulcer, srraius, erysipceS slus cats
hrui-c- and tooth ache, mNmps. sote throat
ruuround- whillnNs Ti,s, fingwU salt khuun bsf-
hers Itch carbuuc, cruPi"n, sore eyes aud lids weak
sight lips puncturcs, hcs md warts, iCvtr paius
pnius IN bnck side tender tcct, iunnmmHtorN theu-
nutsu, lc Do,or,uNt Hgue IN itce aud breast icyeI
sore old burn tSE prrky heat, unrmei skin, broken
breast uirCs, rough hands, blistrrCd sutft,cs
dressing tor hli.trrs White swcilings, cold IN wcuuds
sore corhs, general sores smrli roN marks
Though We have named numerous affections expert.
rncc has taught that thcy arc not too many IL vii
jc ucccsslr, To know that the trticlc called CoSNELs
T. the onlN one Nc ran recommend bnt must carlton
against uatatnus that have reason h,li,ys are
o uo but injurious. We w w ptcsrut u io the peor
who have Hc'usl need of ", and whom YOU ma send
Tor u Remember II 10 CONNEL's Magical rSn Fy.
/ tractor
Al country merchants are requested 10 iHkc II IA
their towns uu commission ~ e greatest blessing tO
mauk md that has been discovered n mclcinc. This
I =. strong language, bot you may dcuend its power
Will mlly justify a. 'n on n'l TIE AGENTS ior ran'
phct gtatis a aud very Interesting, also the
: ~ III thr Ciers, men IN New iofk
CAUTION. Be sur, nnd get tonnef-, ~ counter.
fsits and worthless appear uuder oth' re that
/ u n direct from Cunstoek A GO never touch w.
I Sold by n. J. TAYLOR, Newpor, aud ali the Drug
Ests IN N, state sept b-9w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

Another melancholy acciden, has oc.
Cured at Williamsburg, New York
from the use Of a canpbine lamp. The
lamp was overturned IN some way, aud
the wife and child of MIR. Mecks, tailor
living IN Grand street, were 50 severely
burnt that they are not expected 10 live
Two young girls in the house were alsc
badly injured. Great caution should
be exercised in using these camphinc
lamps Nal. htHgcncr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
M A q % Ia & &9.

IN this town, on the 2ist uit., by the Rev
Mr.. Thayer, Nr josiah Albro to Miss Nancy
Murphey all of this town.
In Tiverion, on the 10Th ult., by The Rev
Jared Reed, Mr.. Oliver =. Seabury, to Miss
Elizabeth Manchester, both Of Tiverton.
In Providence, on Monday evening last, by
Rev. Il, r. Waterman, Mr. James r Hodges,
of Providence, TO Miss Harriet, daughter oI
Mr.. Ezra Walker, Of Attleborongh, Mass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

We regret TO learn that some persons
on the proposed route Of the Vernon,
and Massachusetts route of the Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad, in New
Hampshire, refuse to permit the road TO
pass through their lands at any price, or
on any terms. Thus a few obstinate men,
under the sanction of a certain descrip-
,ion Of Legislation, may defeat great
public enterprise, and injure themselves
at the same time Eastern Paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

TnE ~ Y. CrsroN IiousE So
great is the pressure of business at the
Custom House. that new regulations
have been issued in regard to the hoursh
of employment In the Co,lrcior'sd de.
paitmen all the order and entry clerks
have been directed To be at their desks
a, nine o'clock ~ the morning instead
often. In the naval office all the clerks
arc required To bs at their pos, q, the
.sn. hour y Y Jrur Com
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

The Boston Atlas states that the Hon
Daniel Webster has accepted the invi.
tation Of fthe Whig State Central Com
mit.ee. to preside over the Grand Wing
Mass Convention, to be holden on Bos.
ton Common on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Webster, we learn, is to preside
at the Wing mass meeting to be holden
in Taunton on the 10th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
NOTICE..

Mr.. Henry Giles will deliver h'- SIXTH
LECTURE at Armory Hall, THIS Crhurs-
day. EVENING, Sept 9th, commencing at &
O'Clock. The subject has by particular re-
quest, been changed Tor this evening, aud will
be on the "Spirit Of Irish History
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
From the New Bedford Bulletin
o. The following fact needs no con-
mcnI.
.Ntp York, Jan. %, lS43.

o. The following fact needs no con-
mcDI.
.Ntp York Jan. %, lsi3.
have been afflicted with the Asthma Tor
twenty years. sometimes so severely Ms To BE-
confined To my room for weeks, and though
attended by various medical advisers of the
highest reputation aud skill ~ the country.
lwice the disease proved noarly fatal To lie
Some few weeks since commenced tak-
my ULST.IRS B3LS.IN or UILD
CHERRY, winch gave instant relief, and
sngle bottle has produced what believe TO
be a radical aud perfect cure.
For asthma, coughs, colds, shorincss oi
breath. whcezlnp and soreness OF the lungs,
! believe 1t to be the very best medicine m
the world. ! send tins certificate 10 the
agent, whom do not know. only ns q duty
which owe IN sympathy TO the sfl cred.
A. WILLIAMS,
Councillor at Law, So William 81
We are acquainted with the wrl'cr Of the
above certificate, and hls statements afe en-
utled To the lull confidence of the public
r. a. TAILMADGE.
Recorder OF the cIty VI New York
JOHN POWER.
Vicar General OF Nsw lvrk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

FATAL ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLS
The Albany Daily Advertiser ofyesier-
day, gives the following account Of the
death of young lady at Niagara.
Last Saturday there was another sad
accident at the Falls, on the Canadian
side, which resulted in the death of Miss
Martha X. Rngg, young lady belong
ing to Lancaster, Mass. She was in
company with n party of friends and re-
lalives, and while attempting to gather
some shrubs growing on the brink of the
precipice near the Museum, lost her
balance, and with loud shrek fell. -
When taken up she was alive, but in
sensible. Able medical aid, which was
promptly rendered, was unavailing and
she died in about three hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
Executors Sale.

DUEsrANr to decree of the Hon. Cour,
of Probate, for the town of Newport, I
will sell at pnsllc auction, on Friday, the 9Th
of September, at II o'clock o. IN. on the
premises. all the right, title ard intercSt
which Benz. Clarke, late of ssid Newport,
cooper, had al The time Of his dccosst, IN
aud to a certain lot of land, situated IN shlG
Newport, with the dwelling house aud other
buildings thereon, bounded sou,hory on land
."f cLnrlcs Rndlong; easterly on Thames
street; westerly and northerly on land OF
BcnJ. s Seattle. Conditions al The sale.
NAT'Il'L. H. LANGLEY, Erecfr.
Newport, Aug 8, lS44.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

Ship Palestine, Mumlnrl, was adv nt Liverpool 2Oth
uIt Tor Mubtr. hrst vessel
sun - Lawrence. Cbscs. TN Iiverpoul for phiisdS
phin was spoken 2ith ut w Iat a. Ion. 20.
Bff pnltud Gardner hence TOR Nhvrua, was spoken
by Now lurk Pilot boat on The 26th ult whore not
stared
Htg Niriotv Ellv,li was adv rt Richmond ?q'h VII
for this port, Fan River aud Providence, waning 500
barrels
schr Nausgans.i, BAKER, cid at Boston slst nit for
Richmond.
schr adelaide, STAPLES, hence arr NJ Norfolk Soih
Schr isabella, Clarke. srt Boston, 17th from sHyan-
nsh via this port
schr Mobile. Cotrsn., cid at New Orleans 18th for
Psnsscola,
spos. July 26th, n saa y Ion. ~ Is W wN.
Ice. w,nrcnny, ~ III. rs'i, is da,s out 3smsn ~
shsiss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

The Tenth Of September, the anniver-
sary Of Perry's Victory on Lake Erie,
will be noticed in this place by the
Artillery Company, Col. Swan. We
understand they will repair to Coddng-
tons cove, or thereabouts, and encamp,
and exercise their brass field pieces by
firing at target.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

The Dorrite procession, in Providence
yesterday, was estimated AT abou, $500.
a fourth part Of which were females.
Among the speakers on the ground, we
understand, was Gov. Hubbard, from
the very "dcmocratic" State Of New
Hampshire, where the right Of suffrage
is exercised with such remarkable free
dou
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
Depression Of Spirits.

At certain seasons Of the year, and partic-
narly IN the spring, many persons are sub
jcct TO depression OF the spirits, accompa-
MED BY a oebllltotcd stomach, loss of appe.
lite, nervous irritation, general langour, and
n variety OF symptoms, which It Is impossible
TO describe. The only way to remove this
disease, is to strengthen the stomach by the
use of proper tonic remedies, To brace up
the muscles, secure an appetite for food, and
alley nervous irritation, and by putting the
body IN high state Of health, TO produce
ease and strength Of mind. To do tins,
nothing is more effective than the Sarsaparll
la and Wild Cherry Buffers. They are con.
fidently recommended as the best Spring
Medicine ever offered to the public. One
trial Of their virtue will be sufficient To con.
vince oil OF their invaluable properties and
those who have once use them viii never re.
sort to any other remedy for this painful DIS
ease, destructive as It is, to all happiness aud
usefulness in life.
The following is one among the many tes.
timonlals of the efficacy OF tins medicine.
From the New Bedford Bulletin
a Good .Nedicine.--lt is not our custom to
puff Patent Medicines, unless we know them
to be really excellent Having knowledge
Of Dr. w ood's Sarsaparla. aud Wild Cher
ry Buffers, and havlog several friends who
have been benefited by their use, we do no,
hesitate 20 recommend them To the public
Both Sarsaparla and Wild Cherry, are ar.
llcles of established reputation in the mcdl-
cal world, and this preparation ~ made with
great care, and appears TO combine all ihe
medical qualities at both IN an unusual man
ner Any one suffering from Diseases OF the
blood, or from indigestion would do wei! to
give these B,ters trial.
r J. TAYLOR, Agent.
| Newport, Sept 5-2w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

BY the advertisement. it will be seen
that the Daguerreotype Gallery has re-
Gently been removed to n more central
place in Thames-street The Like
nesses taken at this establishment are
warranted to give satisfaction.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
CitiZcns' Bali.

We are requested to give notice, tina, Mr..
VIM s. Vose will give u Ball at Masonic Hall,
on the 10th of September. if Il suffeion, num-
Der Of Subscribers are obtained on or previous
to the 7,h. Further particulars made known
AT the Cottage in Touro Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

LoUIsIANA.-We are glad TO observe
that the Wings Of this State are about
TO take the field in earnest for the fall
campaign. The proceedings Of the
Convention Of Clay Clubs, which was
held at Baton Rouge on the 9th instant,
indicate plan for the thorough organiza-
tion Of the State, with view to bringing
10 the polls the entire Wing strength in
November. This is all that is necessary
in our opinion confirmed by all the in-
ielligence we have from the State-to
ensure them the victory in that impor-
tant contest. The Convention also re-
commend that grand Mass Convention
Of the Wings Of the State be held at
Baton Rouge on Monday, the 7th OF
October, to which they invite all their
political friends of the neighboring and
other States. National hieligencer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

The Boston Atlas, one Of the most
valuable whig papers in the country,
has again been enlarged and adorned
with beautiful new type.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

The whole number OF Odd Fellows
in New England, up to July last, was
1888, Of which Massqc husetts had more
than one half
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

ELECTION IN MAINE.-The Election
for Governor and Legislature, will take
place in Maine on the ninth Of Septem-
ber.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
Owsley's majority

New JERSEY The number Of votes
for the new constitution OF New Jersey,
which goes into effect to-day,was % ,976,
against it, 8, ,256; total number OF votes
26,2 ,232 In the Presidential election OF
1910 the vote Of New Jersey was 6i ,385
So that less than half the voters of the
State voted on the constitutions; and, ac-
c~ding to the DIrrile doctrine, i, is in
psssd upon the people by u minority, and
Is Of q, binding force. - Proc. jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
Remedy for Deafness.

HOW many persons are suffering from
II this complaint, wgo, by the use OF DR..
McNam's Acoustic or, might obtain imme.
date relief, and in all probability regain their
bearing 1t Is oso sure relief IN all cases
Of buzzing noises in the ears. SC, whic h
are but symptoms of approaching deafness.
Let the afflicted make trial of this article.
Sold only ol 2l CouuIandt street. Price S !
per aask. For sale in Newport by
RI TAYLOR.
Sept. ;.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
DENTISTRY.

I 2. GALLUP, NJ d., performs oil opc-
- ra'ons on the teeth. Office IN Mary
street. near SprIng-waerr he can be found
from 9to aud 2 to 6 0'cPk. Sept. 5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
LAND! LAND
Five Dollars Reward.

I .osr on Tue-doy. the I3h io.i. 9 gols
- sleeve button, marksd j, rbs
marking ~ cld and some What obse5fe. Ssie
Nv wner, and the Rbov. rrward viii be psij
10 any pci..n sho ~hl tcllvsr ~ n ih,- ~
ice Ans "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
TAXES FOR 1914.

'l'HE subscriber, Collector Of town Taxes
hereby gives notice that he has received
from The Town Treasurer the Tax Books for
lsii, aud requests oil persons subiec, 10 tax
ntIon TO call at he Office, No. 80, Thames
street, 3 doors north of the Ferry wharf, and
settle.
J. GOODSPEED, Collector.
Newport, Sept. ), 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
THE JEsl IL MIAn,
by the late
WASHINGTON ALLST0N,
may be seen for short time at
THE MASONIC H Ii,

Church Street, (up stairs.l
A admission % cents. Children half price,
This picture, which te,ongs 70 o prip ate
collection, Is ranked by co'npetent jhaecs
among the best productions oi lis Jp7In.
gulshed Aulst. The hvnIls of us Exhibliiou
are designed TO aid ~ The erection nf irro
Episcopal Chapel on The lot lately offered iof
That purpose. by Capt Norihsm Of tins town,
situated a6ogt aIar hl!cG lror, Newport, or
the West Road.
Newport, Aug 90, lSii.-u.
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At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 20 Stores, 2OC

BRIGHTON MARRET-Monday, Sept 2, 1874.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
ExrCutriX's Notice.

'lNHE subscriber having bccn appointed
ExeculrIx Of the Last WI. and Tesla-
ment of William James Tiiley, late OF Md
dletown, dec. and having given bonds ac-
cordlng 10 law, requests all persons haylng
clalIns against said estate to present them for
settlement. aud to all persons indebted To
make immediate payment.
CLARISSA T.. TlLLEY.
hiidllctow Sept. }, 1914.
DRlVATE BOARD. can be obtained in a
email family, # application is soon made,
situated IN pleasant part of III" town. For
further particulars, enquire at this office.
Aug. D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
FOR SALE.

I The subscriber offers for sale.
%:!nL cheap for cash his dwelling
iiiZ house, 70 complete repair,
- pleasantly situated in Bridge
street, next east Of Abel Spencer Apply
to GEORGE A. PEABODY.
Newport, Sept. s. lS4i-1s.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
NEW ADvERTIsEMEMTs.
FOR SALE,

Ii A FARM abont two miles
EfEHA from The Court House in New.
&Nsiiz port, on the west side Of the
zxsIs$S& road leading to Bristol Ferry
and The Stone Bridge, containing llGl acres,
with large two story dwelling house, Il
large barn and other convenient out build
ings, nm excellent well of water and two
young orchards Just beginning to bear. A
minute description is unno cessaTy, ss any
one disposed to purchase will please xamine
for thrrnsolyes. Terms Of payment easy.
For further Information enquire Of the
subscriber.
DAVID BUFFUM
Mlddletown, 9th mo. 5rh, le44.