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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-28
DR.. MARSHALL HALL'S

q / L. X Il y v A L q X.
nR. MARSHALL HALL Of the most celebraned Physi-
clans in Europe the discoverer Of this valuable medicine
through the continent Of Europe and in every where
used according directions has produced tide happy
suits tno only the functions of life but exclusive
y directed to the Of such complaints arise from dsor
ganzstion e the gsnerasiye organs g.s smn ed
acquired loss Of sexual and debility arising from sy
philitc disease. twill afford decided relief those who by
early indulgence IN solitary habits have weakened Of
and fallen noa state chronic debility by which
mentality kept which places the individual Of
during the remainder OF life The consequences arising from
this dangerous practice confined to its physical
suit but branch to neral weakness sexual
Thi, when too frequently INDUCED the greatest cv that
befall Dysepsia weakness OF the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect ergetuness papation OF
symptoms Of this disease. elects whites sgularty obsuc
eectuay removed by this invaluable medicine. PHILLIPS
BOYNE, Agents for the United States Price - per bottle
bottles for So Sold at IA Duane 81. al lm*rc
nOCTOR CORBITT, Member Of the University Of New
York. also Member Of the Medical Society has removed his
Office from l6 Duane Oliver Chatham
SqHare be consulted confdentially all diseases of
cusve!y confined his practice from being general the
of certain classes Diseases (now thirteen years
the city Of New York. which engages his entire attention
The annals Of medicine do than
be found his practice The Doctor the unfortunate
Recent removed three four days from the system
Those potacted and marested that have been under
the treatment Of physicians less experienced will find
prompt relief by calling Dr. c. practice Of many
has established the Doctors reputation for skill and respectable
dcins be had prevent certain disease in Of il
forms. Open from A. M. to 10 p M. my13 I'm os*rcM
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CURE YOURSELF-PRIVATE DISEASE.
r. "Cure Yourself escape the morhcaon and shame
city whose sole ohse. serdd gain 4 the sapsass q your
your children, than the disease ITSELF
Delaying and accuafing length leave you
the ausck specifics because they offered cheap they
the trashy books which far from giving information
merely intended alarm into the purchase OF their
BLACK Pills. blue Pills. curial specific. The
dspoIsbs and effects daily w,s..sa The
Of the vent and poisonous disease has induced
him to offer Recipe universally successful in efec
ing thorough cure which every who has unfortunately
%omsna,y yielded the smpason, around him. nfsli
eeted p the s1orions Of qsacss BY addressing letter
to diet mode ofPrspassion, symptoms ofdse..e its differ
rection accompanying the recipe. .l.. T7
Connected with this subject suggeson possible still
vital Importance the by which
n made impossible and thus arrest the Of this loathe
some disease and e1teminate its existence certain
Aned By addressing above. Price IS. mN imD&Wtrc
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. IL Peck Slip, Water street.
New has been than forty in the successful
practice Of physc and surgery particularly curing perfectly
st1a.e ulcers concer Il the throat strcms &c., caused BY
nate to choose experienced physcian pr L. the Oldest
and experienced this cy his practice hi, success
ncurabe His Office. well arranged fer privacy Call
Peck Slip and be convinced His charges most
and all guaranteed. a16 lmSrc
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED
PROFESSOR BOERHAAHE'S l

all those where manly vigor impaired where the
mental and physical powers
indulgence Of the passions particularly by those solitary
and debility Rsnovs.or viii b: found nfalibe
healthy action, and impotency BY nfasing new
energy into the system. In many the effect
remove sterility by restoring Healthy uterine action Refer
can be 70 many who have prescribed the
sa weakness: Of back and lon. and affections Of
organs Sold only the Importing Agents." 2oX Fulton
New York Price Sc per bottle of Is ounces and forwarded
N. B.-Copous directions accompany each bottle
ryxCT I'M r&ac
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ACOUSTIC DROPS

for ncpsn Deafness Ear Ache Palms. BuzznEl
singing sounds the ears collections Of hard
secrtons of the organs Their Acoustic Oil has
remedy curative in all diseases Of the for upwards
twenty years. Offices removedto 3si Broadway Of White
street. un6 ms oh
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BLESSING TO MAN AND WOMANKIND.
decrepid the old the Unlocking, and the disfgurcd
each seq, may hope become good looking BY
pending 20 cents There article that will give youth
Soap will change the color of sunbumt fscked wnked
skim to youthful smoothness cleaness and beauy
head BARRIERS Itch any cutsnsous eruption Persons who
would believe its wonderful powers Let such give one
trial and they will be grad Be ask for Soap
and take other Sold the sign Of the American Eagle
Chatham street; 500 Broadway 1870 Fulton street. Brookyn
STATE street Boston Ledger Buildings Philadelphia 81 STATE
ALBANY nkeciG
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Passengers to Arrive.

SAvANNAH-Brig L Baldwin-Mrs Russell and children
Mrs Hines and children Mrs Benton and children Mrs Scat
tegood and child Mrs Fonday child Bulioch lady
s9ds Children Roberts and lady Mr. Parsons and
Beers, MIR Mathewson, Buloch, B Lsathers.
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LvERPooL-Ship Lela-2 pkgs Conklin--62 w Chauncey
coo w Clough-lo0oo fire bricks Hendrick Brothers,
81 pkgs w Humphrsy2D Haddsn 4 son-3 T Jones & ca
81 JShnson75 Leffers-7 Bsbee-6a B Underwood
90 Pouney Jenkns41 1917 ngots copper tin
plates 80 pkgs Phelps Dodge CO.'S pipe clay mats
Thos SmithlO0 tons 5 bxs plates w Shieldsi ok
Tracy Allen col000 fire bricks 26 bb cak SamI
Willetts-l28 do cks TO order.
Sr CRoIx-Brig Norris Staneylo puns Cartwright &
Harrison-2 do As hhds IL do moasses McCead-
Is 100 hhds bbls hhds molasses De
FocstI2o bids sugar Mason Thcmpson-s bbl do hds
bbls molasses w Cummngs6 hf bbls tamarinds Gaydep
CRoI-Brg Elza-le6 hhds sugar IS puncheons rum B
De Forest & CO.
GUAYAMA-Brig Geoges-22 hhds sugar 81 terces
Mason Thompson
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EYES, EYES, EYES.
A RTIFICIAL EYES made and inserted by Dr. J.
GRAY No lie Bowery; N r. the only manufacturer Of
the Human Artificial Eye in the United States. my9
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c

LEITS, HANDS, ARMS, DC.
THE Loss OF FEET AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
TO THE ACT OF WALKING.
Ohm THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &C., 5al Grand street.
the public that he continues to manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the and less complicated having
through necessity, invented made and artificial leg for
forty years and been manufacturer fo thryfye
Hands, Arms or the common Wood Leg.
". BAH letters must be post paid. mills 3m*ec
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Domestic ImportntIons.

NEw OnfArsl,Brig Metamors-Ilc5 bbls pork 4 T Glib
son ties haxseed 81 bbls tallow McCready beef SO
hhd tobacco Churchman2I2 bales hemp 40 bbs molases
bxs so cks Gregor, Wise Morris.
New ORLEANs-Brig Frances-224 sacks corn q Merle-22
ties sugar Tylee & Mapes--944 horns j II Milbanks.
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cleared the Vessel and insured in Wall
badly The Insurance pump has been
down. with view to try 10 pump her out and get her off, II
possible.
BARqur RICHARD HESRy Beck of New London, total
then q the Falkland Islands.
ooAr from Portland has been seized and
scated Havana for smuggling gunpowde Capt Caleb had
fined heavily An appeal had been entered and there
some hopes that the brig might be restored.
COMMERCE NEw YoRK-Arrvals for the week ending
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-06

N a Io,cn Meeting holden BY adjournment,
.NowPoH, Saturday. april 10, 1915.
AN hcr to prevent Butchers, Market men
and all other persons from taking Stands
in any Of the Streets Of the town Of New
port for tho sale of Meat, Fish, Vegeta-
bes, &c.
BE it mac'cd By The Torn Of .Ntwport as .td!-
io,cS: I"
Section |. From and after the first day of
June next, no person shall take any stDnd, or
be stationary with any cart. Wagon or other
vehicle in any of the streets Of this town, for
the purpose of vending Meat, Fish, Vegela-
bles or any other article whatever.
Sec. 2. Any person violating the above
act, shall pay as fine the sum of one dollar
for each and every offence, to be recovered
to aud for the use Of the town by complain,
or action Of debt before the Justices Cour,
Of this town.
Sec. g. IL shall be, and it is hereby made
the duty Of the Town Treasurer of this town
to prosecute all persons violating The provis
ions Of this act, at the cost and expense OF
the town.
Ordered, that the aforegoing act be pub.
lishcd in the newspapers of this town.
True copy-attest,
Is. B. ROWLAND, Tom Oerk.
MAY |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-06

's'HANKruL for past favors the subscriber
would inform his customers and the pub
lie generally, that he is making daily addl-
tlons to his stock Of goods tor the Spring and
Summer trade, consisting of F.8.HiL y
GROCERIES,, Of all Kinds, ot first quoIiy
and low prices.
Vegetables in their seasons, Of the differ
ent varieties.
Wooden, Stone and Earihern Ware, direct
from the manufactures.
Cheap Boots aud Shoes for men, women
and children.
An assortment OF Drugs md NJ dicincs,
the most popular and useful for Families.
Essences Of all kinds, warranted good.
Mead and lemon syrups-soda and soda
Powders
Cloths and other articles in the dry goods
line.
Fresh fruits, nuts, candies, currants, prunes,
ralsns and almost every variety generally
found in Variety Stores, to which will be ad-
ded IN a few days, Crockery, Glass and Tin
Wares, together with numerous other art-
cles too numerous for an advertisement.
Stamps with types and ink, for marking
books, linen. SC.
SNIP STORES put up at short notice.
". B. Boarding House, as usual, opposite
side Of the street. No. 81, where can be ac-
transient Boardcrs, at reasonable terms.
CHARLES G.. BURDlCK.
Newport, April =, 1915.
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al 16ioa MEETING, hoiden by adjournment
J .N*wPori, Saturday. .4prH 10, 1915.
An ACT for tho disposal ofthe Caicasses of
Dead Animals.
VoTED, that if any person shall hereafter
expose or cause to be exposed the dead
carcass of any Horse, Ok, Cow, or other
animal upon Easton's beach, or any other
place within the limits of the town Of New
port, and shall leave the same unbured in
the earth less than three feet below the sur
face of the same and for longer time than
one hour, shall forfeit and pay for every such
offence The sum Of ten dollars, one half TO
and for the use of tho town and the other
half TO and for the use of the Complainant, to
be sued for in an action of debt in The name
Of tho Town Treasurer Of this town before
any Court competent TO try the samc-and
that the above be published IN the Nowspa-
pers of Tins town,
A True Copy-nttrst,
b. B. HOWLAND, Io,0n Clerk.
May !.
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NOTICE.

,I'IlE undersigned respectfully informs his
customers aud the public that be has
sold out his establishment, and gwen up his
Painting business to Mcssrs. lEIsn g. Srr
vENs, who will continue The same at the old
stand. llG. Thames street, aud hc chceriully
recommo nds them to the patronage oi H.
friends aud customers. Al those indebted
10 the subscriber. and those having demands
against h,m. are requested to call aud sclllc
tho ammo immediately at The old stand
WILLIAM STEVENS.
March q, lclJ.
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Extra Large Size Trees,
For sale at DYER'S NURSERY, Null

berry Grove, Cranston.
ssss1sEyss. The proprlotors Of this estab-
.fs..S,asa ishment would inform their Gus
5aaNF toners that the present ia u
--r!a.-.,. proper iime to transplant ever
green trees such ms Bdsam Fir; Arbovile;
Eastern Spruce Norway do ; llemlock, &c. p,
and the season is now at hand when dccidu.
ous trees may be removed also, such as
Scotch Larch American do European aud
American Linden European Mountain Ash;
English Ash (; American Mountain do Sugar
Maple Scarlet and Norway do; European
Sycamore; Horse Chestnut Black Walnui;
Dutternut Cotalpa Judas Tree Pcrslm-
mon do; Chinese Alanthus; hbele, or Sill
YER Leaf; Honey Locust; English, Scotch
and American Elms Amcrlcan Beach and
Birch. great proportion Of tho above can
be furnished of large size. some Of them
very large. Washington Thorn, Buckhorn
and Prm, for hedges Likewise Fruit Trees,
consisting of Apple, Cherry, Peach, Ncc,a-
rlne and Plum, Ounce, and a great variety
Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
vines, bubous and tuberous rooted Flow
Plants, Grape Vines, Asparagus roots, and
q fno collection Vi Dahllas. Dwarf Box, for
edging.
N. b. Cherry Trees may be had OF large
size.
Orders leil at C.. Dyer'J Broad street, or
with {. Dyer. Jr. AZ Westminster st. Provi-
dence, or with the propretors, al The Nurse
ry, vii! be promptly attended TO.
Catalogues grnis.
CHARLES u DANIEL p. DYER g. CO.
n. B. Orders left at Mr.. A. MuRRAYs,
Pelham street, or at No. 9, John street, will
be promptly attended to by our agent, JOHN
&. LADD, who has catalogues and will give
all necessary advice gratis.
Newport, April 2Ith.-2m.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
at 30. zJ7, Cbamrs= street.

u have now on hand complete assoti ncnt
d of BOO1'S g. SHOES obtained irom
New York, Eaw Jorsoy. ahd the best manu-
raclurcrs Of New England, comprising gem
uinc French Calf Bpols-half bools-calf,
ront skin and seal Bnu,s-Indlcs French
Slippers and every desirable pattern OF Mo-
rocco aud KID Sbocs-and chdrcn's Shoes
of all kinds.
Thus stock needs no recommend, aud Gus
toners may be assured that tho pnccs will
secure to this tho mcrt,d title oi The cheap
Cash Store
MOSES " BEEDE.
Newport, llh mo. l0lh 1915 3m
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ID. IL
May |

Clerks OGce Court Of Common Pleas, Coun-
Wof Ncwport, SC Aprl 3Oh, n. ID. 1916.
NNngREAs, William Mundoy and Augustus
W Larnson Of Fall River. in the County
Of Bristol aud Commonwealth of Massachu-
setts, have filed in this Office their petition
praying for certain reasons therein stated,
that the benefit of lien upon a dwelling
house and the lot OF land upon which it stands,
owned aud occupied by Samuel Murgllroyd
OF Tivcrton, IN the county OF Newport, aud
State Of Rhode Island. Said house and lot
Is situated III the north part Of said TivcrtoD,
aud said lot contains about one half OF one
acre, and is bounded as iCllows,to wit north.
erly on lands Of Francis Almy; easterly on
lands OF Oliver Chace sUnlherly on lands Of
Ben amin Manchester /; and westerly on
the highway And SAID lien ls claimed for
labor done and materials furnished IN repair.
ing said dwelling house, and under an act
entitled "An act securing To mechanics and
others, payment for their labor aud mater rlals
expended in erecting and repairing houses
and other buildings, canals, railroads, and
turnplkes, with their appurten0nccs," passed
at the January Session of the General AS
scmby, \. ID. lS3l.-Notlce is therefore
hereby given to the creditors having hen as
aforesaid on said estate, Of the pendency Of
said petition, and also 10 appear before sald
( Court Of Common Pleas at tho May term
thereof,A. d. 1915, and make out their claims
aforesaid
DANIEL c. DENlIAM, Clerk.
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The New York
C0n:ribueiOnsiiip FIRE sl-
sMrancc Company

Office, No. y 11Id,,=&trctt,
ENSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
Z and buildings m general, MERCHANDISE,
household furniture, ships building, shlps
IN port aud their cargoes, and every doscnp
ton of personal property, against loss or
damage by Gre.
j SMITH ROGERS, President
X. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
DrREcroEs j Smith Roger. James E.Iar,
James Mcbride, john Adams, john i'"gg' r'l
Gulan G. Ncrplauck, john johnson, Joseph
Kornochan, john | Palmer, Peter Lorlllnd,
James Mccall, Robert McCoskry, Henry Ia
rsh, Reuben Wihcis, William scott, Ic,d'.
nand Su, dam, Peter Novus, k'rrd lr'm
& V. y Ruo,ry,li, l. y. llurIhUi, George T.
Pollen, William Culgat,, Lowell ll'hrook.
The undersigned aro the ouIy authorised
agents OF SAID company ~ Nr"p"T', mud
they are prepared o. insure any q the above
named property ~ Semport aud us Ntiu'ly
the terms, &c, OF insurance Viii be made
known on application to ~.
VI Y CRhNSTON 4 SON
Newport Feb. IT, leli,
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Summer tsOarslcrs.

AgUs. CLARISSA ELLERY TlLLEY,
VA and her son, STOCKPORT, D, have de-
cdcd to open their Country House for The
reception of boarders. The situation is an
surpassed, beng only one Ullc liom the bnsi
ness part of Ecwpur', aud Is IN toll view ol
the beach
The grounds 90 acrcs,l are highly cult
waited. aud every convenience for the comfort
Of boatdcrs viii be provided. Persons dc
slrouS Of making engagements Tor the
summer. will please address "rhcr ct The
subscribers, at Newport ~ WIN. A. EIefN
& Go. Il, William street, Now York John
IInrt,horu, T. q. sG, state street. Boston
Charles u. kng, Artist, Washington; Wm
Paulow. E,q Baltimore. -
G. y. TlLLEY,
: T.. TiLLEY.
Newport, March 81, 10 l5-tjl.
PS. Coumodluus stables orc attached lt
the siablshm"ut.
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NEW PAPER OFFICE
LITERARY DEPOT

an N. GOFF, respectfully informs the
w public that hc hos made most salts.
iaclury airaugrmcnt with Publishing
llou.c ~ New York. hy NhCh BE- VIII be
r,soiarly suppllrd with DAILY and Weekly
Ncwspnpcts. Periodicals., snd w" most P"pn.
iar Tales ol the day. no pains Will b.
spared To- receive thcm ms early as steam can
forward them. Persons wishing to subscribe
for Magazines will please leave Ihcu na'"e-
at the Office, No -, second door north OF
the Post Office Books not on hand will be
procured to order, bud furnished at New
York prices.
n. d. Boys Will be IN readiness I" carry
papers &C.. to all parts OF the town, 'Dine
dialely on their arrival ~ ,
WM GOFF.
Newport, March 20, lsi5-Jm
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Marine and Fire Insurance.
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY, HARTFORD,

CAPITAL loO,OOO DOLLARS,
WILL insure Vessels at sea, Cargoos,
w frcights and Catchlngs-nlso, vessels
and cargoes IN port, vessels building, MANC.
FACTORIES, houses and buildings of ell dc.
scrptlons, merchandise, Furniture, lumber
and every description OF property, safely
stored, yarded or secured, against loss or
damage by Fire at The rcry iotcest rates Of
premium, mol erceeding 5000 doItdrs on any
one risk
BENJAMIN MUMFORD, will rcc"iev
and forward applications for the above, aud
also for the Bristol County Mutual Fire In.
surance Company, Now Bedford.
Newport Feb. d, lSi5- TN.
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Al a IoUn Neeiing holden by adjournment
Saturday, .4prH 10, lSi5.

sIt u 4 OWH 1'.ttI1HB HOlutH " HuJ0NTNNltNl,
Saturday, april 10, lSi5.
VOTED, that from and after the first day OF
May next, no person shall project signs
into Thames Street, or place distractions on
the side walks or in the street, all persons
violating this act shall pay as a fine the sum
of one dollar for each and every offence, To
be recovered by complaint or by action of
debt before the Justices Court in this town,
and that it be made the duty of the Town
Treasurer to prosecute for all violations of
this act, and that the same be published in
the Newspapers OF the town.
A True Copy-attest,
B. B. ROWLAND, IU,oh Clerk.
May |.
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FOR SALE,

FL A FARM, about -four miles
GI;!!A from Newport, on the cast
GiiiH side of the Island, containing
EYs.yssS-ssj about AZ acres, with good
house, barn, crib and other out buildings
three wells Of soft water, and young or
chard that bears wcll-also about 60 ounce
trees. The Farm is well walled is handy
to the bcnches-beIng about halt II mic to
The Smith beach & about ] mile to Suchneast
beach. A minute description is unnecessary
as any one disposed to purchase, will please
call and examine for themselves. Payment
easy. For further Information, enquire OF
the subscribe. on the premises.
OLIVER READ.
Middlctown, Dec 25, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-06
Landing this Week,
Cargo Of SIOOp Ricnzi, from New York,
ron SALE BY
E. f. & w. NEWTON,

E. f. & w. NEWTON,
73 AZ 100, Thames--i..
23l boxes extra Gne Havana Sugar;
- barrels New Orleans do;
80 boxes 4 bbls .oai & crashed do
40 bags old Government Java Coffee;
loo packages Tyson, Young Tyson, Sou.
chong and Pouchong Teas
100 kegs Lard
40 boxes eXtra No. Soap;
100 bbS extra brand Flour
30 bbls builer crackers and pilot bread
35 boxes sugar crackers aud soda biscuit
75 ooTes oranges and lemons
50 casks Italian fulsins
100 boxes bunch do;
l5 cases Canton ginger preserves
- boxes lemon syrup;
200 drums figs
ID bbls soft shell Almonds
80 boxes ground spices;
% do DO coffee
% do plug Tobacco;
30 bbls provisions
90 bbls cider vinegar;
Is boxes pepper saucc;
20 boxes patent tallow candIesj
100 bags Rio Coffee
) tons dried apples;
% doz olive oil IN variety OF packages
10 boxes Macaronia and Vermacell
81 or casks Madeira, Port aud other wines /;
20 baskets Champagne;
100 bags shot,
ALso-butier, cheese, hams, smoked beci,
dairy salt, CASTLE soap, starch, chocolate,
cocoa, olives, caprcs, mustard, anchovIes, sar-
dimes, Canton soy, salSoda, sulnratus, cream
of tartar, sup. carb. soda, cltron. currants,
prunes, broomS, Lorlllurd snuff and lubacco,
&c. &c. &c.
The above with large stock in store
completes better assortment than ever Of
fcred in this place.
Newport, March n, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-06
NOTICE.

ENIRST quality OF white lead linsced oil
4 spirits Of lurpeu,lne, glass OF all kinds
and sizes, copnl, japan aud bright varnlshcs,
red lead, black do, glue, sponge, brushes Of
air kinds, boraS, gold leaf, rotten stone, bath
brick, verdlsrIs, chalk, imperial green, IVORY
black, and every other article usually found
in a Paint Store, sold at the lowest cash
prices, and on the most reasonable terms by
IRISH e. STEVENS,
ll6, Thames. street.
N. B. Particular attention paid TO Paper.
inr March ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-06
TO LET,
TO LET,

And possession giren about the l5h June,
A~A The lower part of the conve
EFA nient and pleasantly situated
H!s,Eso House in Marlboro street, next
.&ksHA west OF the Methodist Chapel
Part OF u large garden is attached 10 the
premises. Apply to
Mas. ELIZABETH READ,
April IL on The premises.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-06
FOR SALE,

CtrA The dwelling House in
lsIlEI Spring street corner OF Mary,
ssaHl. formerly occupied by Aaron +.
Dyre. For terms and other particulars en-
Uuye OF AARON +. DYRE,
or CORNELIUS B. WiLBOUR.
Newport, April II, ISi5-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-06
Adil:nistvatOr's a Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of
"a Gyles Barney, late of Newport, dec
are requested to make immediate payment to
PETER p. REMINGTON, .4!n,r.
Newport, April IL, 1915.