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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

Does any know neighbor or friend who has
been bald. and whose head is now covered
with fine hair with dandruf, though brushed
every hour-wh.c ch has now vanished entirely
Or one whose hairs at early age were turning
gray, who now has not gray hair? Children
whose heads were covered with scurf-w
hair would not grow, that are now growing the
fullest crops OF hair Some cases must be
known TO most persons. Ask them the cause,
and you will be told, these things hase been
done by the use Of the BALM OF COi.UN-
Bla. or twenty years growth is tbs article,
its demand increasing annually some hundred
per csnt.-though when discovered not opposed
by any thing for the same purpose, now as-
sailed by almost nuinberless mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the hair If used 10
any extent. Can more than these facts he
wanted-re(er to the recommendations by u
list Of names Of respeclabiliiy uncqunIled by
any other article. Look at these things buy
this article. Stay and preserve your hair by
its use, or if bald restore it. Ladies, attend to
this hundreds in fashionable life are using ii
the only article really Gt for the toilet
Long hair is very apt 10 fall out. Ladies, use
the Balm Of Columbia in time to save your
selves the disgrace of badness by neglect of
your persons.
For sale by Il. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, r. |. Oct &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
Nineteen Days Later from Europe
Arrival OF the Ilbrrnia-GrCat activity In
the Cotton Market-0pening Of Parliu-
mcnt-State Trials.

The Steamship llIbcrnia arrived at Bos-
ton Monday morning. having left Liverpool
an the afternoon of the IAN inst. The Ill
hernia brought ont ~ passengers.
The most important Intelligence ~ The
cnmmcrcial Great excitement prevailed IN
the cotton market, and prices had steadily
advanced, with immcnsc sales.
The state oi trade was favorable. Money
was abundant, and the markets generally
we're buoysnt, and business active.
Parliament was opened on the lst toi Feh-
ruary. The Quoen's speech, M usual, l.
general IN it's tone, aud affords no ndlcoilon
of the course which the government may
,dop'.
The Irish State trials were commenced ~
Dublin on tho 18th Of January, and II was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
J.OCA l..
From the Lincoln Telegraph

- To promote health Of the body and
increase the tranquility Of the mnd. are
among lLe mo.t important objects for which
man lives, and for which the sages of unti
quiiy labored with incessant and unremitriEg
toll. The constitution of man was their
study, in order 10 discover the seat Of his
maladIcs, and source Of his corporeal mise.
ry. TO alleyiate the dropping spirits, to in.
spre confidence 10 the desponJing mind, and
ease the sorrowed heart, oil the arguments
OF their philosophy and powers Of reason
were turned. Among the varied branches
of worldly learning, there can be none eqnal
IN importance 10 that of the Healing Art, for
the SOUL IN a diseased body may be aplly
compared to the martyr in his dungeon, which
retains is real value. but has lost It's useful
ness. Many or most diseases have their
origin in an impure or Impoverished state of
the blood, and this being luid sui grneris,
eXicndns 10 the most minute publications. OF
the system, the subtle poison is infused, and
the seed being sown, brings forth ffui IN
abundance in one instance causing u swell
ling of the glands, resulting in Scrofula or
Kings Evil, IN another Justification OF the
arteries or turning them ln!o bouc; also rhcu
malism and disease Of the heart, cutaneous
of other maladics which soon bury their vic
tim in his grave. SARS.4P.4RILL.I,
D.4.ND ELTON, and TO.H.4I'O P.a.N.4-
CE.A, a purely vegetable medicine, which
Is the result Of years OF labor and chemical
research, IN bringing it 10 It's present state
Of perfection, will arrest, and If timely ad-
minstered, perfectly cure these Diseases
by purifying the vital lduld-regenera,ing the
constitution, dispellng diseased action, CIV
ing tone TO the general energies Of the sys.
TEN, and enabling the blood to course on
freely, and bringing with it health and re.
newed vgor. AS the Ph9nlx rises from the
ashes Of It's fire, re-animated with new light,
so does this medicine rcnvigorate the whole
system, enklndling its expiring energies and
oyerco oming disease.
For sale in Newport by
K L. HAZARD,l o-.,.
/ Z. j. TAYLOR, "'SesS%s''
Also in Fall River by
HALE REMINGTON
Il Newport, Feb 22, is44.-lm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
OIL OF TANNIN,
on, LEATHER REsToRER
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

Most people know. tha, skins and hldes are
converted into feather by the use ol IannIh
extracted Gom certain hnrks. &c.
when the force aud strength Of the Tannin
il worn out, leather becomes dcdd, ha,d. dry,
byiiiI,, cracked, cop,yed rith a crust, Sc
rms ALL KNOB To restore then iJe.
softness. moisfness. strength, amOoihncs.
and remove all crust, ny, or blister restoyt
the fonnin, This substance the leather never
can receive the second iino bui the whole
piytuss of II are IN this article, the OIL OF
which penctrstes the suiIcst aud
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

ssSYxHa- The new Descriptive Catalogue,
s@@SsR not only of Fruit, but also of Or
1YkN ndmsniol JIees. Shrubs, and
Plants, cultivated and Tor sale al
,lirS unl tent and celebrated Nursery, (known
~ Princes, and by the above title for nearly
iny years, With direct .ons for taeIr culture,
may be had gratis, on application To the .Ntlo
Proprietors. by mail. post paid, or to Charles
n. 'rhey, No. l42, Thames street, Newport,
r. l., by whom orders will be received.
The collection at this establishment ls IN
riva He'd, and prices generally rery much re-
duced aud The proprletors llaucr themselves
tina, the Catalogue will be found to surpas:
IN extent OF Information and usefulness, any
thing Of the KIND ever before presented tc
the public and to DC worthy Of permanent
place IN the library OF the iloriIculturlst.-
Orders will be promptly executed.
WINTER & co. Proprietors.
Flushing, Feb, 1874.
o. Orders from Bristol and Warren can
be sent to CHARLES N. TILLEY, who Will
forward them without delay.
Newport, Feb. %, lsIl-3mis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
COMsTOCK e. CO.'S
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract Of
sARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula, Mercurial and syphi-
Chronic Rheumatism, loid Diseases,
General Debility, Iiles, from an impure
Cutaneous Diseases, habit of body,
Scay Eruptlons Of the Ulceratlons Of the
Skin, Throat and Leg,
letter, Pains aud Swelling OF
Pimples or Pustu les sn the Zones,
the Face, Liver Affections,
Aud all diseases arising from an impure state OF
the Blood, Exposures and lmprudences IN
Life, Excessive use Of Mercury, sc.
The grea, popularity Of Sarsapara, and its
established efficacy, render il superC uous TO en-
ter into any enconiium Of its virtues, or adduce
any evidence in its favor.
This SarsapariIla is warranted positively rs
good as any other that can he made at just
half the price of those so much advertised and
AS strong, and in as large bottles, viz FIFTY
CENTS PER BOTTLE, or FOUR DOLLARS
PER DOZEN. This article has cured Scrofu-
Ia Of 80 wears, after ihe above mentioned ar:l-
ces had been used in vain.
10 be had of the agents Of Consiock & Co
only, throughout the country, IN New York
only at 81 Cortandt street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
KOlMSTOCK'S VERMlFU UGE,

This remedy for worms is one CT the most
extraordinary ever used. II eilectoaliy eradi-
Gates worms Of all sorts, from children and
aIdl;6.
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or mime
raj in it. Mercury is the basis Of most worm
remedies and the remedy Is sometimes worse
than the disease So never use lozenges, but
rely upon this. Every person will be convinced
on one trial, that it is lhe most perfect cure
ever invented.
For sale by II. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, Il. !. Oct. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

In order that our friends and those wanting
our Medicines may be certain Of getting them
genuine, we have established Branch Of our
New York House at No. So, Cornhl'l, Boston.
The public are generally aware that they have
been greatly imposed upon by persons making y
vending Countcrlets OF our Medicines, thereby
nuring the reputation of the genuine, tie
spurious being worthless, and resembling the
true only in external appearance. We shall
also keep constantly on hand, large a'sort-
ment Of all tho really YaluabIe proprietary
medicines in use. -
COMSTOCK s. CO,
or .Nep York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
SsUardia,s's Notice.

'N>IlE subscriber gives notice that he has
i been dolly appointed by the Hon. Court
Of Probate for the town of MIddlctown,
guardian to the person and estate of his IA
lhcr, Daniel Gould. (who is adjudged by
SAID Court incompetent on account OF luna
.cy) s. having gwen bond as the law requires,
he requests all persons to govern themselves
accordingly. JOHN B. GOULD.
Mlddctown. X. l., Feb %, lSli-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
ID z a T Fl 8

In this town, on Sunday last, Mr. VIM.
Grcenmnn, aged - years.
In Middletown, on Monday last, Joseph j.
Robinson, aged II years, member oi The So
cioty of Friends
In Providence, on tho l2!h inst Mr.. Ihom'
as raber aged - years.
In New York, on the 12rh inst. Mrs Rebec.
ca Hendricks, widow of Urlah Hendricks, aud
daughter oi the late Aaron Lopez, Esq. Of this
place, aged - years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

AcciDENT.--A serious accident oc-
Cured at tho Rope Walk Of Mr.. WIN.
Tew Tilley on Saturday last, BY the
breaking of n rope attached to an iron
rod belonging to the Patent Spinning
machine, while the Wheel was in full
opcration. The rod struck the head Of
Mr.. John Bachelor, one Of the hands
employed in the walk, who was stand
ing near by, and fractured his skull In
n most shocking manner, but happily
without inluring any part OF the brain
He will necessarily be II great sufferer
for long time, even ifhe finally re-
covers, and as he was an industrious
man, with family who arc in indigen
circumstances, We hope he will be re
Inembored by the benevolent portion o
our community, who have, we are hap
by to have it in our power to say, al
ready afforded much relief, aud don
much good in various ways, the prcsen
winter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

lust received. few pieces Of Ssccsril-
- la and book Mnsllns for evening dresses.
Also, few stitched linen conhrlc hdkis
from auction.
CHAMBERLIN e. MOREY.
Newport, Feb. q, 1874
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

n X. BOUTELLE. would say 10 his
H. friends and patrons, that he intends
leaving Newport for Providence the ensuing
Spring. lie viii be happy to wait upon g !
who NAV need his professional services be-
tween this aud Apr, next.
Newport, Feb. Is, ISil-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
pllEBE BLACK.
plymnI,h, Oct. IS, IS43.

This i. to certify that came under the
care oi Mrs. Winch"sior with bad humor
IN tho blood aud the Darrhna had seve-
raj physlcianc, they told me there was no h"lp
for me after taking her medicine two weeks
was restored 10 my health.
."'. CHARLES SANDERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
Plymouth, Sept. 2S, 1912.

This IL TO certify that ] came under tho
care of Mrs. Winchester after having been
gwen over BY my physician he told me
was in a consumption and there was no help
for me but after taking her medicine threo
weeks was restored to good health.
ID" SAM UEL A. SNOW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
Fall River. February 90, IS43.

! came under the care Of Mrs. Wnches~
ter with weakness and n bad humor in the
blood, aud female ccnplGints had been IN
several physlc,uns aud could get no hclp,
after taking her mcdicihe four weeks ] was
restored to good health.
puEBE BLACK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

CoMsrocK's SARsAPARILLA--TRE kEA-
oN.-l'here are some people foolish enough Ia
believe that we cannot afford TO make good
~ article Of Sarsaparia Extract and sell II for
50 CENTS per bottle or "a per dozen. as all
others that sell for Just double that money
The simple fact is this, and all will now be con-
vinced. While five hundred do liars is squan
dered by others in a column or two Of adv er-
tisements, VIZ do not spend five. Therefore w
do not make the public pay but half as much
for as good or better an article as any one else
yet make us much if not more profit Than they
The real cost in making the article is prohaby J
more than theirs, as we use nothing but the
best Sarsaparlla Root, &c. Aud we are fully
convinced that we will sell three bottles, to one
Of the dollar priced bottles, when The public
know what we charge for it, as its virtues ar,
such as not to require one ort"o columns to sus
tain lis reputation
Sold only by Comstock & So, 2i Cortland
street, New York Comstock u Ross, 50 Corn.
hill, Boston q. Wells Comstock 9th North
9th street, rhadel phia ; Comstock's Brother
! ~ second street. 81 Louis Comstock Rum
soy, 32 Magazine street, New Orleans.
For sale by II. j. TAYLOR, Agent
Newport, II. |. Nov. 9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

(NIAMBERLIN g. MoREY have jus,
~ received another lot of those cheap
linen cambrlc hdkfs., bIsle Csps, Pflnls, &c,
which arc selling nj low priccs.
Newport, fCb {, isii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

WAsHINGroN BALL.-Wc urc requested
To mention, that the subscribers to the
WASHINGTON BALL, can receive their Tickets
at the Stores of Col. Swan or Capt. Know lcs
FEB. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

MAN DROwNED.-James Brown, OF Smith
! field, a man about GO yenrs of age, was found
| IN the Canal BASIN last evening: lie was
taken out in u few minutes, and attempts
were made to resuscilnte him, but without
success. s.-P,op Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

The Hon. Mr.. Knnicu,t, has resigned the
place OF Speaker Of the House Of Reprcscn
tn,ivcs Of Massachusetts on account OF ill
health. Samuel ". VALLEY, Jr., has been
elected in hls place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
Just Received,

An Tubs Bnitcr, 80 Drums Figs,
~ IL Boxr. Oranges and Lemons,
10 Bags Brazil nuts, - Bags aud barrels
Of Dried Apples. and for sale by
- Z. +. L. W. NEWTON.
Feb Is .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

Al Market 800 Beef Cattle, and 300 Sheep.
40 Beef Cattle unspld.
PRIcrs-Beef Catile--The prices obtained
last week for like quality were barely sus'
tanned. We quote few extra 40 81 ;
first quality % u 30; sscnnG quality - a
% third quality, SO 80 Si
Shoep-Small lots were sold from 8 90 to
50 Wethers from 27j to 81.
SwiDc--None at market
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
ASIIIP NEWS. sAS,
StAa xSsiS
FORT OF NEWpOH 7
ARRIN ED.

THURSDAY, reb u.
Brig Thorn, (of Dighlon,) Cole, 10 days im
Washington, NJ, for Boston-has experienced
very severe weather..
Schr Rcbccca, Wilson, in liils River, NC,
Tor Providence.
FRIDAY, Feb. l6
srhr Queen, Iiowland, and Tt,all, Gibbs,
fm Providence ftt Baltimore Henry Chucc,
lligbce, do'for New York.
SATURDAY, Feb. ~.
Schr Aurclia, Dunbar, fn Litile RIVER, NC,
Tor Providence LOWS Spicrr, Mott, fm .
Sou,hctn mort VIA y Nufk, for de- Rev. Cut.
ter Madison, Evans, TN New London.
SUNDAY. Feb la
Scht John Jaw, Barrs, hn Prov. ior Fh'ad
Iluldah Ann Nssi, Barker, New lolk ioi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

Nowport and Prov. and fore aud aft Scbr
fm the Rappahannock for Prov vidcnco.
Sloopi Rlenz,, Chllds, fm N Y for this port
aud Prov idence; lluniress, Baker, do for
Providence.
MONDAY. Feb. 10
Sehr Mary Wilkes, Gait, from Bristol ior
ApaIachirola.
sloop vigllant, Heath, fm r. River for n
CLEARED;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
CERTIFICATES.
Thomaslon, April 20, 1913.

This ls to certify that came under 'hs
care of Mrs. Winchester, after having been
gwen over by two physicians with The yellow
fever and fever and ague, and much swollen.
and IN five weeks | was restored TO good
health by taking her medicine.
JOHN LEAVEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
ELMlRA SHERMAN.
Dartmouth, Aug. ~, Is42.

came under the cure of Mrs. Winchester
after nv physician had gwen me- over ~ 3
consumption. aud for three weeks ih"y dif
not expect my III. after iuamg her medi-
me, was ,onn restored 10 health ond ain
able to do ny work ~ -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
Fall River, March l3, lei3.

This IL 10 certify that I had fever sores
on nv leg ,hs, had bcen standing 4 years,
and bad honor IN my blood. came und'r
Mrs Winchcs,er'g care aud IN four weeks
my leg was well.
O.. .., WILLIAM II. MASON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

Hon. Henry A. Wise, appointed MinIs,e
to Brszil, will sail for RIO early ~ April II
tho Constitution.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND MD PROV.
IDENCE PLANTATIONS.

In General Assembly. Jan. SessIou, A.. u.
1914, - ~ = .
.I1PON the petition Of Ns,hnnHl. 81 Rig
" giles and others, praying Ter al. sct Of
incorporation under The uan,e snd sry 10 ol
The Occan House Company IN N.wpori
Poied and R,soived. That said pctilLn be-
received and continued 10 the next session
of this General Assembly, md that III Pc.
tltlonrrs give notice of the pend"ncy of said
petition by publishing a copy Of this vote
and Of the nc, prayed for, in the Newporl
Herald Of the Tmpcs. for three success i've
weeks next otter the rslag of this Gene rol
Assembly at the present session.
True copy-wiiness.
HENRY BOWEN, .Sec'y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

The decision of the Glrard case has beer
made und is against The applicants.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

This ls to certify that cs'ne under tho
care Of Mrs. Winchester with bad hnnnf
and weakness in the blood. and had been
unable To- work Tor one year; after taking
her mcd,cuc SIX weeks ! can say ] am 10
good health. -
ELNIRA SHERMAN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

MEN.
Farmers G2 Carriage Maker ! Tailors
Laborers 26 Glass Gutter I Baker u
Merchants Ii Inn.keeper ! Boatman
Clerks Blacksmith ] Halter u
Scholars Shoemnkcrs Joners G.
Attornies Stune Cuttcrs 9 Engtaver
Physicians = Saddlers 3
WOMEN.
School Girls l2 Tuiloresscs Millncrs 4
Mnntuamaker | lnstrpciors 4 Homework 30
This cannot mean the usual occupation of
the term, that s, out at servicei-it refers to all
accustomed to housework.
The great number of persons here, from
those engaged IN the apparently quiet condi-
ton OF laborng on farm, and IN the work
about n house, is matter of surprise. The
snail number Of At'ornles aud Merchants is
equally SO.
A few Of the principa causes ara the follow
ing Men. Women.
Religions anxiety, 90 q
III health. 2b 90
Loss Of property, IL 3
(The weaker sex bears up in reverse much
better than those who are generally thought to
be the stronger)
Excessive study, 9 3
(Ths is II strange caEse in this country,
where there are 80 few thorough studcn,s)
lntemPerance,
Fright 3
Maio ism {what havoc) 2
Disappointment IN iOrc,
$50 there is Just IA much sensibilty among
the gentlemen as the ladies)
Political excitement, = o
The ladies know to- much TO get excited
about that
Seduction, 0
(Whero sleeps the thunder: y
Jealousy,
In jealousy, as well as in love,wo aro aikc.)
Disappointed AMBITION, o
Abuse from husbands, 0 8
(Is not this dark page in the history of
mau
Perplexity OF business, 9
(This result was not to be expected, for If
the ladies ar. more perplcxed than the men,
woe is them indeed y
| Opium eating, D
| (Which ought TO be a caution to the Amer-
can opium eaters.)
Such are some of the causes from which in
sanity springs Matter of fact world as is this
one in which we dwell, it appears that Love
and jealousy aud Study yet affect the mind
sometimes even to distraction.
| The Report lays it down as n position veri-
fed by all tho experience of the Asy lum, that
/ "the most frequent and immediate cuuse oi
insunIty, and the most important TO guard
agninst, is loss of sleep. II is rare that u case
Of insanity is not preceded by this. Loss ol
children-of une-dlsappointrnent III ann
btion--all these can be borne if tho mind gets
relief in sleep.
II Accurate measurements Of the head IN all
cases have been taken, and the result of the
II inquiries of this Institution is that there is no
form or size OF the head peculiar To the insane
II The pulse is moro frequent than IN health
Il There are other results arrived NJ IN this
Report of which, and of the holy ioward-lik'
II Memorial of Miss DIX, which accompanies It
II Of which may wfItc more hereafter.
i SENTINEL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
FARM TO LET.

2A To Let, and possession given
f%N the 25lh Of March, a farm IN
nnN NR Mlddeiown, nov occupied by
s&k2 Joseph Norlhup, containing 80
acreJ of good land. For further information
apply II the Office of the Herald of the
Times. Feb. 22-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
Feb. u.

AIRS. WINCH ESTER. Female Physi-
ANl can, viii arrive in Newport, on Sstut-
day next, the Oath Of February, and remain
until the Monday following, during which
time she can be- consulted at the house Of
Mr.. Joseph Fish, in Broad st.
CERTIFICATES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

In this town,on Thursday evening last,by the
Rev. Mr.. Hatfield, MIR VIM. Caswcll, to Miss
Ann Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr.. John
Pike, all Of this .own.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
CeInsOrS, NcClitag.

A Meeting Of the Censors OF TIE Rhode
"A Island Medical Society for the North
ern District wll be- held at the State House,
IN the city of Pro,d "Wednesday next,
The 2Sth Inst.. at 3 O'Clock. .. m.
LEANDER UTLEY,
Feb. %. Recording Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

cS Cwt. Block Island Cod Fish, Tor sale
%c by
Feb. 90 f.. L. & w. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Fob. 10, 1914
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Pa,r".
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AUCTIONS.


wrl se'so,y a, Pu6ic Auction. on NOV.
D.4Y ihd l., day Of April next. st ii
0'cloch. n. h., Cn the ptcm'scs, II fair, 1t
not, the kis, far day'sficL. by virtue of bu!
ihoriiy from tho Cun'd Probate ~ New.
part. all the right, title und interest which
James Boone, late Of Newport, dec, hnd
~ and Ia The following described Real
Estates in said Newport, viz.
AA A lot of land and Mansion
l:UsA House. lateth residence Of suId
~. 3 James Boone, bounded north on
sR land of Mrs. Ganmell east on
Sbrlng~ street 7; south on land az Thomas
Pratt. A loi Of land and two houses there
on. on the vest side of Thames street, b"nn-
ded south on passage way west On the
harbor aud narlh oG land Of I,rca,ah Pea
body and 5lheis. R' lot aud dwelling hnuse
thereon, late the residence of James Boone.
Senior. bounded west on Thames street
north on land Of s WhltehorTe and south
on land of Elisha Atkins. Two lots of land
aud two houses thereon on Lees wharf.
Conl.tIOns made known dt time of sale.
OLIVER READ, .fdm'r.
Feb. Is 1874 .'' '''.''