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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
VC S iS9S
Genuine Lemon Syrup,

VN1ll.L be sold for 81 cents per gallon,
w or sper quart. II you ike tsdaricn
acid md syrup as thin as water, "a positive
evidence that II is not made OF lemons, being
so thin II could not keep buy II and rot your
teeth out-or buy Vose's that ~ thick, made
pure, aud has a body TO II, one quart OF
which will 60 further than two of the YORK.
Just see the difference liulo punt bottle
With snowy label at ~ ccn,s, that costs u.
BE wise for youriclyc- Juno +.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

The Rhode Islander Of yesterday,
would have done very well in its very
dlsinterested, public spirited remarks
concerning the printing Of the public
school Report, if it hud not unjustly
attached blame to Mr.. Freedom, the
gentleman who was appointed 10 have
il printed, at his discretion. Mr. Free
born is now out Of town, or he might
think proper perhaps to correct the
Rhode Islander. We therefore feel
ourselves called upon TO make brief
statement, in his vindcnton. Our un-
derstauding upon the subjec, is This -
Mr.. Freeborn was anxious Of ascertain
ing the mode Of printing the Report
that would best subserve the public
good. On conversing with some OF the
School Committee, he ascerlained that
the Committee Neeling of course the
Importance ofthe subject, was desirous
of having it published in Pamphlet form,
and he accordingly came to the conclu-
sion to give it to the printer who would
give publicity TO it in his paper and nl
the same time print a specified number
Of copies for the io,cest sum. He ap-
piled to us in the frsi place, not in our
Office, where we could have the adyan-
,age Of calculating more precisely the
worth Of the job, but in tie store OF u
friend down street. He put the ques-
ton plainly to US, as follows-"Wh hat
is the lowest that you will publish III
your paper the Report, and print IN
pamphlet form, $50 copies Of the same -
We us plainly replied what our price
would be, and Immediately went about
our business, giving ourselves no far
ther concern in reference TO 1t. Mr.
+. remarked as we were leaving the
store, That he should call upon the othe'
printers, and the printer that set the
the lowest price would have it. Mr.
+. accordingly called upon tho Other
publishers, and we presume interroga'
ted them in the same manner he did US
Some time in the afternoon, he callec
ut our office, handed us the report anc
ordered US in his peculiarly emphatic
manner, to Ego ahead" at the price
we had named.
Those are the facts, and the Rhode
Islander we think, has said full enough
upon the subject. Mr.. I. we are Ger
tain, was anxious to fulfil his trust II
the most unexceptionable manner, en'
,hc idea which the ebullition in th'
' Rhode-Islander is calculated to convey
iha, there was fdroriiism in the transac
ton, is about rs mean as we could ex
pert from "tho person" from which
came.
P.S. JOB WORK, done a, thi
office, Just as cheap when we are foil
employed" as "when VIC have but lat
tie TO do
Tho following is from Prentice
Louisyille Journal
"The editor OF the Norwich New
ii .... a.. a. 10 ,usttrp IN Amu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

ANOTHER VETo ANTIcIrATED.-lti is
said that the President has determined
to veto the Eastern Harbor and River
appropriation bill. Among the appro-
priaiions in the Eastern bill is one of
5000 as will be seen, for clearing out
Providence River.
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ID Z a T. II 8 4.

In this town, on Tuesday morning,aIlor a
long aud painful sickness, which sho bore VIII,
Christian lortltude, Mrs Rachel CestoHi nged
"a years.
Al the Newport Asylcn, On the 29th ut
Of consumption, William Ausiir,nged 10 years
In Philadelphia, 30th ut. &. Canzenovc
Gardner, aged % wears, eldest son Of w. {
Gardner, Esq. formerly OF this town.
In BRISTOL, 9th, Miss Eliza Jane Munroe,
aged % years.
In Wexford. 9th ult. Mrs. Mary i. Shaw,
wiis OF Mr.. George NJ shaw, aged IL years,
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Letters,

REMAINING ~ rHE POST orrlCt, SEwroRr
H.I, June lst, 1884
u .4drcriistdietlcrS are piaccd ~ 4" ssy,yot,
boz Persons applying for them wW please ceL
for "ADNERrIsEn LETIEks.
Allen Miss Esther hcLnud Capt Joseph
Baker Edward j. Alorrlll Simon =
Barnard & ; Mitchell WIN / a
Berry Capt Calvin Mckee Mrs Wmr
Brown Perry Mitchell Abby Aun
Buchanan Edward Nyo Capt Alden
Burgess Walter >. Patterson Jared
Bennett Miss Eliza pearce sam G.
Conway tirogG pcckham VIM u
Crabrrrcl,aac Perkins Thomas
Carr Mrs Elizabeth Perry Rev.
Davis WIN T Pierce Capt VIM II
Doaue Joshua Ir Riley NIUudry)
Edwards Roger = Co Rogers VIM lMls.
Elduuge Elnathdn Salisbury Le>i
Frocburn Nicholas Sheffield Wm l.
Calvin Thomas ShublIc Capt
Gardner Edward Slssun WIN l.
Gardner Nicholas lr Smith Capt l-aaC
GIadding john lmownarboN VIM X
Gross Capt BarIholo-TefI Gardner 7
Gross SNl,auus > Twichell i =
Higgins Benjamin WhitiHs II /.
Hopkins Capt Nathl Wallace MarsGret
iowland Elisha Wellmau Mrs + II
!lll Mis Penelope MIpnLrrowN.
liunt Mrs Malvlua Barker John A
iugraham Nrs Mary Pcckham Mrs Iua
Lawton Capt Parker rRl-m.
Lorg Freeman Murphy Joanna
Mathews Capt Shanahan i,onora
Martin Francis
lJ6.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, p. NJ.
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n f ~ G GOD S.

hPENlNG THIS DAY, ai l2i, Thames
~ Sbsst (opposlle Flnch & Enes0 new
'"t of Summer Styles DRESS GOODS
Also n fresh assortment of lace goods
hosiery, gloves, ribbons, linens, linen hand
a"schlct-, cambrIc aud muslin trimmings.
lack and white lsccs for veils. &c. Sc.
We bsleve that we can now SUIT nll uf
our customers, both IN prcos aud stylrs ot
goods. CHAM MBERLlN y MOREi
June o. .tr .t.t
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TU z . $
Distilled Root Beer,

4 FIRST rate article for the blood. Bewsre
N of beer, with lille molOs-es q strong
ly lmpregnaied with winter green aud sold
tor the Genuine. Thwc that doubt cnn
come and see The proccss Of dIstIll,og roots
no hosking. June q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
National Prize Banner.

AT meeting of IA number of Wings
from different States Of the Union in
Washington City on Tuesday, the 7th
day of May, l844, Gen. Duncan l..
Clinch, of Georgia, being called to the
Chair, ,and Samuel Starkweather Of New
York appointed Secretary, Nathan Sar-
gent Of Philadelphia offered the following
Resolutions
Resolred, That n Prize Banner be
offered by the Wings oflhe United States
to The Wings Of that State which shall at
the next Presidential election give the
largest proportional increased Wing vote
ocer her Presidential yo;e of 1910 ; the
said banner to be presented to the State
to which it shall be awarded, on the 4th
dav of March next, at Washington City.
Resoiped, That II committee, to con
sis; of one person from each State, be
appointed by the Chair to carry the
above resolution into effect, and that II
Treasurer OF said committee be also ap-
pointed.
Resotped, That as the Wings Of the
United States abhor Reputation, and as
banner was nobIy won by the gallant
state of Kentucky in 1910, if the money
collected by the committee shall enable
them to do it they shall cause banner
to be prepared and presented TO the
| Wings of that Stale at the same time and
place that the other shall be presented.
Resolved, That the proceedings be
published in the Wing papers of the
Union, and that the gentlemen named as
the committee be requested TO perform
The duty assigned them.
The following gentlemen were then
appointed said Committee by the Chair !;
David Bronson, Me- VIM, G, Preston, S. c.
Alfred w. Haven, N. II. Robert Tuombs, Ga
Abbott Lawrence, Mass Arthur T. Hopkins. Ala.
Samuel +. Man, u j. VIM. l.. Hodge, La
Charles w Rockwell Conn. s. r. Pren'iss, Miss
Charles Paine, W. e. G. NorveIl Tenn.
James \. Reynolds, ~ y. Jacob swigtrt, X.
Henry W. Green, N. J. Robert &. schenck, Ohio.
Nathan Sargent Pa. Caleb B. smith, Ind.
JOnu Ciuyt,n, Del. J.J. Hardin, ILL.,
Revcrdy Johnson, Nj. Charles X. Morgl cad, Mo
George w. Summers, Va II Chapman, Michigan
Edward Stanley, N. j.. James II. Walker, Ark.
The Chair also appointed Josiah Ran
dali of Philadelphia as Treasurer.
Resolred, That five of said committee
shall constitute a quorum.
DUNCAN l.. CLINCH, Chairman.
SAMUEL STARKwEArHER,S Secretary.
The Committee will be good enough
to transmit their collections to the
Treasurer, together with a list of the
names Of the contributors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
GROCERIES,,
Now Landing and in Store,

3l0 Boxes Havana Brown Sugar;
10 hhds Porto RICO do.
40 barrels crashed Il powdered do.
$50 I.oavcs do;
100 hhds Molasses
80 Boxes Soap;
so Starch;
100 bbls Mess Beef e. Pork;
5000 lbs n. York Hams;
Smoked aud picked Tongues s. Gamoni
IS0 Kegs Lard;
% do. Salera,us
800 Bags Coffee, various kinds
100 Chests fine Black q Green Teas
100 Boxes Manufactured robaccoi
With great varlrty OF other goods com
prisng the LARGEST STOCK and 6'S
assortment of Groc,ries ever offered ~ New
por, winch shall positively be sold ChenP, u
lots to suit purchasers, by .,,
f. 4. q w. NEWTON.
June 6. 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

A PECyIDENTiAL EscApE.-A most
remarkable accident happened on Friday
last, as the cars from Harrisburg were
approaching Philadelphia. When about
twenty miles, and while going at the rate
of about fifteen miles an hour, n large
piece Of rock, which had probably been
Iooscncd by the rain Of the previous night,
fell from bank above, immediately upon
the railroad, aud within three yards OF
the engine. The ngIneer saw i, falling,
and instantly reversed the mo,lon-but 1t
was too late 10 prevent conclusion. -
The cars dashed on, struck Cgainst the
rock, and the wheels of the engine were
forced Off The shock was very great
and the passengers were much alarmed.
Fortunately no one was hurt, except the
engineer, who slightly sprained his ance.
| ld the rock fallen u few seconds later
the consequences would have been np-
palling. The passengers were detained
10y the accident several hours. s.-Ph,lod
Inquirer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

The introduction of new issue in the
shape Of the Texas question will not d.
vert the public mind from full contem-
pIation Of the real issues of principle and
of policy involved in the contest. A
Wing Administration, with HENRY CLAY
at the head Of it, will know how TO deal
with the Texas question, as with all oiher
questions pertaining to our political affairs,
IN a manner conducive TO the good Of the
whole country, and in a spirit worthy oI
the American name. We are not to be
turned aside from our great purpose by
any new-sprung device. The Govern
ment of the Republic is to be put in good
hands, and administered on wise and safe
principles a firm establishment IS to be
given to sound measures Of policy orde,
and system are to be restored ; and the
same clear heads and true hearts by
whose agency these things are to be
done, will be quite competent 10 meet in
becoming manner any new questions
which may arise to affect the national in
terests and honor. Bali. american.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

Tho following is from Prcnt'co's
Louisyille Journal
"Tho editor OF the Norwich News
calls upon us TO do Justice to Amos
Kendall Docs the blaekgunrd take us
fer p hsncnan
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
NEW ADvERTIsEMEMTs.
Court of Probe,c, .Ntwpori, June 3, lS44.

Court Of Probe.e, NswPori, June 3, l644.
sNIiE Adminisbator's - account OH The
estate OF James Boone, late Of Newport
IIousewrighi, dec, was presented for allow
uncc and for an order Of distribution OF lh'
balance.
The same is received and tsr considera
ton thereof referred To Coult OF ksobate
to be holden At the Town Hail, IN Newport,
on the first Monday IN July n''X', nc
o'cIocE. a. Gl.. and notice is ordered I" %
given thereof by an advertisement 70 be
published three times N The Herdd Of IN
Times, for oil pes6ons interested 10 appedl
Al SAID time and place and be heard.
A true copy WITNESS:
Jl3 b. b. HowLANu, Pro. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
Teacher Wanted.

4 teacher is wanted immediately to take
IA charge Of day school, in MiddIetown,
Apply 10 PETER BAGKhR.or
BENAJAH BARKER.
Middetown, June l3, lS4i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

WANTED A Girl 10 do house work in
moderate size family. Enquire at this office.
June i3, lSli
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Asylum Report,

10 the Iopn Council Of the 1o'cn q
: .MswpOrt.
The Board of Commissioners Of the
Newport Asylum, respectfully report
The cost Of the support of the estab-
lishment the year ending 25lh March,
ls44, as follows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
ICE! IoE!! ICE!!!

Spring WATER ICE, ~ lbs per day
- for as for the season. Apply a,
June Il NOSES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
Inmates as Paupers, 81 males,

Inmates as Paupers, 81 males,
81 females, 68
Produce Of The Farm, year ending 25th
March, l344.-3O0 bushels Potatoes,
200 bushels Of Oats, $50 bushels Onions,
200 bushels Corn, 900 bushels turnips,
GO bushels beets, 30 bushels Parsnips,
800 bushels Carrots, 1879 lunches
onions, 900 bunches asparagus, G00O'lbs.
pork, 100 do. butter, 600 do. cheese,
44OO do. beef. $50 do. wool, 5000 pump
kins 80 tons hay, 4 do. straw, GO doz.
eggs, G. lambs, 3 calves, GO pigs, l6
geese, "a ducks, fowls, chickens, sc.
PRoDUCE on HAND. .--l8 tons hay,
8 do. straw, 100 bus!.el3 corn, 80 do.
oats, 40 do. parsnips, GO do. French tur-
nips, go do. potatoes, 400 lbs tallow,
100 do candles.
PRoyisloN on HAND. 5000 lbs pork,
800 do. beef 400 do. hams, 100 do. lard, =,
100 10. cheeks, 9 quintes Goldfish, 200
los. rice, 10 bushels meal,
FuEL.-l8 cords wood.
GnocERlEs. 80 gallons molasses, 10
lbs. coffee, 35 do. tea, 80 DO. tobacco,
l Dbl soap, half box hard soap, go lbs
sugs:
SrocK ON THE FARM.--Q pair oxen,
cows, 9 young cattle, horse 80 sheep,
4 hogs, 10 shoats, geese, 81 fowls, 10
ducks.
Farming utensils, Household furniture,
boats, SC.
n Town Council, Newport, May 1871,
The accounts Of the Asylum were ex-
amned and approved, and ordered TO be
|. laid before the Town, at the annua
Town Meeting in Juno, and ;hey were
presented at said Town Meeting, rcceiv.
ed, and ordered to be published as usual
/ B. B. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
ME NOR a.

Ship Palestine, Mumford, cid at Mobile
Both, for Liverpool
Brig Octavia, Smith, at Boston, for Norfolk
TO sail soon.
Brig Annawon, Swasey, at Havana 25tl
ult unc.
Schr Hannah, Woodman, at Bordeaux, May
9th, for New Orleans 3lst.
Schr Franklin Greene, Wyley, arr at Savan'
nah 1ih, fn Santa Cruz, Cuba.
Schr Export, Munroe, sid Sd fin Charleston
for Philad.
Schr Mobile, Cozzens, cid at n. Orleans
29th ult. for Pensacola.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
"A SCISSORS Notice.

'EllE subscribers give notice that they have
been chosen assessors, 10 assess a Tax
Of nine thousand five hundred dollars, ordered
TO he assessed at the Annual Town Meeting,
holden on the 9Th day Of June instant, on
the inhabitants of the town OF Newport, and
the taxable property therein, to be collected
and pu,d into the Town Treasury on or before
the lst day of October next I'VE therefore
call upon all persons interested, to give in ,C
either of rs, a list of their raieahIo Ealates
under oalh Gn or before Monday the cLh day
Of July next.
And we likewise give notice that we have
appointed aud duly authorized jeremiah
Goodspecd to make enrolment of those liable
TO dc military duty in the town of Newpor
Iagreeaby to the 4lh, 9TH, and 9TH sections o
The militia law passed in June session Of The
General Assembly, a. ID. 1913, and all per
aons are hereby required 10 govern them
selves accordingly.
TnoMAs Bush, }
CEAELEs GYLEG, assessors
IsAIAK CRooKER,
Newport, June s, IS43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
AT AUCTION.

-
w. G.. PHIPPS & CO..
No. 7j, kilby Street. Boston,
Have received by recent arrivals an ex,en
slve assortment Of ..",
BRITISH, FRENCH g. GERMAN GOODS,
VIZ. "
LACE GOODS.
Al to 81 black and white ginpuro Laces,
A to S-4 black and white fict Nets
MeckIn, Brussels, brgantI, wire ground and
Jacquard Laces;
Back silk fel Nets
Lisle Thread. gimpurc tatting, Ashburton
and pau Laccs and Edslngs. black aud
white
Hlondc Quilting colorod Ruches
Fllet and tuc Shawls. o.
WHITE GOODS
Book Muslin g. cambrc cdg ngs & Inser,ings;
Alusllu Collars, new style a.
Black Mourning do;
Book, Swiss and jacquard Muslns;
Curtain Muslin Rrsbop Lawns;
.Check'd, satin stIlped aud plain Carnbr,cs
Swiss checked and ssrin spot do,
Lace striped canbrics; corded skirts
Long Lawns Linen Catnhncs
Linen CPmPrlc ilandkcrchicfs.
DRESS GOODS.
Cu.ion Bolzorines wors'ed do;
Printed Banages printed Lawns
Mourning Lawns printed Swiss Muslins;
Lace OrgaudIes jacquard Orgnndi Cling
hams Llnen Chnssns Coat and E.rs-
ton Glnshams; Striped Silks DELHI
Dresses.
snAWLs, HANDKERCHIEFs, &e.
Rich plain, lace striped and granite Came.
lion silk Shawls black silk Ottoman Shawl;
/ Ecossas, silk and worsted barugc, dc lainr
and printed Jas!-lerc 3waws black file
and tuIc lace ssasgls Gimpure lace Shawl,
rich faHcy silk iiaudkcrchle's and Cravals
isk BaDdannss Corahs black silk cravats,
gen,cmcn's scnris green Barsge and Wells;
Love Wells black eud coored grapes, vel
vets &c. .n .'t
GLOVES, MlTTS, Nc.
|, Tulc Mtrs with hugcs, spanges and gold
embrodercd; AlohaIr Gloves; Nuts aud
!, half fingered;
/ DO Lace. honeycomb and fet do.
Rubber MIts, super black and coloEcd k'd
|. d.. Gloves
| i.'sIo Thread ard silk Gloves.
Il HOSIERY.
BInck and coored imperial and plain cotton
II Hose
Black Moragian no. alx'd lo
SIR Hosiery; Vigonis bali Hose.
| GIMrS, GlRDLES, PRINCES, &e.
Paris, moss, florence, bugc anI rich faucy
EImps;
As,rachai, shca' head, silk aud bullion Ftln-
ces
Rirh glrdIcs Grape cords Tassels;
Fancy buttons, fancy buttons with pendants,
acorns, &c;
Bonnet, neck aud cap Ribbons Taff.ta aud
velvet Ribbons ; Galloons;
Glass aud pearl Bonnets ; sutln wire wte
' Ribbon ketcgIes curtain fringe Iin.u
\ tapes aud hobblus twllIed tapes hooks
and eyes Partisan Lavender Cologue,
soap sent bags. Sc &c.
. Roston, May J, i5il - SOW.
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VIII leave Long Wharf, Newport, for New
York To-morow (Friday) Afternoon, at
about 3 O'Clock.
Regular days of Leaving for New York,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
From New York for Newport, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
o. IickctS can be had and brrths secured
at No. ll2, Thames street Newport, OF
CHARLES \. TlLLEY, Agent.
o. Freight taken at reasonable rates.
Tne New Jersey is a new boat, built Tor
The sound navigation, has large and eXten-
slve cabins. a large number Of elegant state
rooms, aud is litted up IN the best possible
manner. June Is.
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Cr.
Produce of Farm, Board, Man
ufaciures, Sc. l44o 38
G Orders on Town Treasury,
TO pay demands Of previous
years that have laid on in-
terest and included in the "a
bove account, 23O4 IA
80 Orders on Town
Treasury for this
years account, 1869 Z!
from which deduct cash
received and paid
into Town Treas
ury, 2G2 %
which leaves the cost
this year. -----2lO7 81
--44I3 &c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

DOsE CREAM, for Burns. scslds. Ch
H. blsn., chspp,d hands OF face. ni
Dee. I. X. j. TAYLOR'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

In Providence, 4th, hlr Geo. II Munroe to
Miss Elizabeth Gilmore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

Read the following certificate of orc OF
our own cltizcns:
hereby certify that for number oI Yeas
past, have been affected with tho Asthma
aud have suffered so much by ta5 distressing
complaint, as To we'll nigh give Up all hopes
of permanent relief On being rccommen.
dcG TO try the Dandcllon end Tomato PHna-
cea. | experienced Tie most happy results,
aud have not since been troubled with the
complaint. JAmES FRYE
Dover, March, 1914.
"Rcmomber" to always ask for the Dande'
lion Panarra, receive no ether, as there are
articles offered for sale pprportlng to have
the virtues Us the panoceG, when 1t is no
more like II, than SO much cold water. Buy
It, and buy it only Of the proprlctorS Ran
som & SrrvrHs. at their Druggist store, 80
Washington street, Boston, or OF their only
authorised agents.
For sale in Newport by
Il R.-iIAZ\RD, } D,uc'ss.
4. J. TAYLOR, !
Also in Fall River by
HALE REMINGTON.
Newport, May lG, isii-lm.
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provides rs follows
For defensive works near Detroit, includin;
balance OF n former appropriation, sJb'11O
For do at buffalo, including balance, 2O'oOo
Repairs oi Fort oEiario, lO'OOO
E,rttnc,tions out let of Lake Chnmplnin, 10000
DO at Governors Island, Boston, iOA2'
Repairs OF Fort Independence, Boston, 5000
Fort Warren, Boston, l5,OOOl
Fort Adams, Newport, e,OOOI
Rebuilding Iort Trumbull, New London, 2O,OOOI
Fort schu, cr Thrngs Point Long Island scnhd JOOOOl
r. pairs Castle Williams. New York, ttOOI
futt NJod, Iedlow's Island. New iorl, ljoOOl
Fort Hamilton, Narrows, NY, 5000
Fort Miiin, balance OF a tormor appropriation 4OOOl
Fort Delaware, do. 209OOl
Fut IN Annapolis harbor, Md, balance, 5000
Fort Washington, POtomLc, $4,000
Fort Monroe, v, O,OOOl
Fort Calhoun, do balance Of former Appropra-
ton, o'OoO
Font Macon, Beaufort, y. G, 1000
Fort Ca,wcll Cape Fear, NC, $500
fuft Moutrie, Charleston, iOooOl
Ior diko to Drunken Dicks shoal, a.. Charles
spVuvI
Fort Sumter, Charleston, asNOO
Fort Johnson, do ,i'luo
Fort Pulaski savannah, lSpVUI
Fort NJ Rae, Pensacola, ,5Ooo
Fort Barrancas, do ,a'.uv
Fort Morgan, Mobile, it'OOO
Port ptke Rirotts. Louisiana, lluool
/ Fort Inck sou. Mississippi River, lon o'VuuI
/ Tp,t t,tyturstnu, IIarraturia Ray, do fO'OOuI
/ Public buildings NJ Fort saith. Arkan'a. cV'VVo
Contingent expenses of turticHions, part ~
esrrseE.snd drienee =, Fort Gibson. l5,ooO
Public buildnss.s Fort Iowson oNoo
p,ovf,s me ,i, 10 me r.s rs,'h Island ,h'll be
10, f4sd 'ot. w ihs tni'ed states
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

Court II ProJate, .NtWpon, Juae 3, l04i.
NATHANIEL II. LANGLEY Executor of the
~ les, VIII and Testament uf R"niaGlin
Clarke, late of Newport. dec, presenlol his
Grst account on said estate for allowance.
The same is received and the considc-
ration thereof referred to Court of Pro-
bate, TO be e'Eolden at the Town Hall III
Newport, on the FIRST Monday III July
next, at 9o'cl"ck q. IN. aud notice ordered
to be giyen thereof by an advertisement Ia be-
published three times ~ the Herdid Of The
Times, for all pcrsohs interested to appear u t
SAID time and place aud be heard.
A true copy-wilucss:
Jl3 b. B. liowLAND, Pro. Cpk.
Court oT Probate, .Ne,eport, June 3, 1874.
vGNilE commissioners report Of claims
= against The estate of Thomas NJ Sea-
bury, late OF Newport, !EE holder, dec was
presented for allowance.
The same is received and the cousidera-
ton thereof referred TO Court Of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hail, IN Newport,
on the first Monday in July next, at 9
O'Clock a. IN. and notice ordered To be
given thereof by an advertisement to be
published three times in the Iferaid Of The
I Times, for all persons interested 10 appear at
said time and place aud be heard.
A true copy-wltness;
JI3 B. B. tiowLAND, Pro. CIR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
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II will be seen by the above that the
cost TO the town for this year is S2I07 50.
Number Of inmates at the commence