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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-13
LOTTERIES.

43 62 80 4 IS % As 81 Ct 81 IL l6 IL.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 81 G2 ca, half Ticket,
Nos. II 90 Ga, and Nos. l6 q G2, three more
Capitals, sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, Glass G,
February Slh
% 26 IS IS 80 ? sc II So 81 CT 80 Al &c.
For Saturday, February l5-S300OO, 10000,
5000, $500, 1927, 5000, $500 40 Of 1000, &C.,
SC. Tickets $40
Feb. aal-siO,OoO, $4,000, 5000, 5000, 3,aos,
Sc. Tickets $40.
Orders for Packages, certificates Of Packages,
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent when re.
quesled. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Feb. IL Richmond, Va.
JIToRTHAM's OFFICE No. I, Exchange
w Place.
$4,000 Capital in the Alexandria Lottery, Ex-
ira, Glass No 81 Drawing received at IL o'clock.
Prizes: $4,000, 6,O0O, 5000, 2,575, 10 Of 500,
10 Of 1000, 10 of 500 20 of 200, 80 Of $50, 200
OF 100, Sc. Tickets So; shares in proportion
Lottery for To morrow
$4,000 Capital in the Virginia Monongalia
Lottery, Glass No. !. Drawing received at 10
o'clock. Prizes: $4,000, 1000, GOO, 300, 200,
n, 20 Of so, 90 OF SO, 20 Of 40, 20 OF 80, 200
OF IS, &c. Tickets 81. Shares in proportion.
Lotteries for the Week.
Ihursday-eO,OOO, G,OOO, 5000, a,575, 10 OF
1900, &c. Ticket. IS.
Friday-s4,oOo, 1000, GOO, 300, 200, l73, &c.
Tickets 81.
Saturday $1,000, 1000, l,474, 1000 Of GOO,
&c. Tickets - so.
Saturday 900, 10000, 5000, $500, 1928,
&C. Tickets $40.
And 10 be dram soon:
February e2d-S40,OOO, $4,000, 5000, 5000
3,2OS, &c. Tickets $40. Feb. i3
PlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Man
- aud G0rernor Streets.
Schemes for The Week.
$4,000 Capital!
Drawing received BY Thursdays mail.
Capitals: $4,000, prizes each Of $500, l..
$50, OF 1880, , of 1000, of 700, of COO
4U oil 500, l56 OF lOO &c. - Nos, II ballots
Tickets S.
$4,000 Capital
Drawing received BY Fridays mail Capitals
$4,000, 20 prizes Of 800 &c. IS Nos IA bal
lois. Tickets "a.
$4,000 Capital.
Drawing received by Saturdays mail. Capt.
tails: $4,000, l,400, 1900, 1893 so, &c. &c
IS nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets s..
Also, for Saturday Night.
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 5000, 1000, 1853,
&c, SC. - nos, 10 ballots. Tickets 81.
brilliant Schemes 10 araac sheriff.:
Brilliant Scheme:
$4,000 100 Prizes OF 81 900 $500 lowest
No. Prize y
Drawing received BY Monday mail, February
Il. Splendid Capitals Of $4,000, 5000,
1000 2,54O, 2,OOO 1900, 100 prizes Of 1000 III
prizes Of 500-(lowest 3 No. Prize S5OO,) &c,
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets only $40.
Splendid Scheme
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars.!
Drawing received by Monday mail, February
"a. Splendid Capitalist of $4,000, 10000,
6,OOO, 24l0, lOprizes of2,0OO, 500, 1900 l,OOO
500, &C., &c. 75Nos. II drawn ballots. Tickets
$40.
II For other Schemes, call at the Office.
y Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended TO, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Feb. 10
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uOYTs oFFIcE-s2O 600 Capital this
II morning, Tickets S.. $4,000 this evening"
Tickets ST.; halves SO cts, quarters 25 cts. Pack
ages for sale on The usual terms at
HOYT'S OFFICE,
Feb Is No. 3 Exchange.
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New York, January ], 1S45.

The CLINTON HOTEL having for long
time received large share of The Southern Ira
vel, and The Junior Partner having for The past
twelve years been resident Of the South, The un-
dersigned with pleasure inform the citizens OF
Richmond and the public generally, that this Ho-
tel is now undergoing thorough repair paint
ing, &C. &C., together with many additions OF
furniture. Having always received large share
of Southern patronage The proprietors are deter
mined their House shall maintain The high stand
ing il has 50 long possessed-that OF being interior
TO none in the city; and its location renders il de-
cidedly one Of the most desirable stopping places
in the great metropolis. Situated on Beekman
street, directly opposite the Park, City Hall and
the Fountain, presents one of the finest views in
n. iorll-also being within Two minutes walk OF
Broadway, it presents all the advantages of hou-
ses on that street, without their noise day and
night.
Gentlemen with their families will find This
Hotel particularly desirable on account OF lis
quiel and comfort-and The proprielors extend
the assurance 10 all who may favor them with
call, iha, no pains will be spared BY them 10 rein
der the visits OF their guests pleasant and aseea-
BILE HODGES q BLASDEL.
a--Transient Board during winter, 81 80 per
day. Feb l2-2aw3w
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nor FIRE. have for hire six good field
Hands; also good male Cook.
: N. B. HILL,
&c Bell Tavern.
~IOyER SEED.-We have lot OF Pure
Mountain Clover seed low for cash.
GRETTER s. GRETTER.
Feb. 3-5tc&d
nACON.-4OOO lbs. cheap Shoulder Bacon,
Is lust received, and for sale by
- '"' GRETTER & GRETTER,
Feb s-st 5 doors below The Bell.
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GOMMlSSlON BUSINESS subscri-
~ Der, after an experience Of many years in The
sales of Tobacco al Shockoe Warehouse, offer.
his services to The Planters and Dealers in To
hacco in Virginia and North Carolina, 10 sell To
bacco Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted TO him shall have his slriciest
attention. Oaice-in front Of Shockoe Walc.
house. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, Js.
Richmond, Dec. d, lS44-c2m
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COPARTNERSHIP
TINE subscribers have this day formed a con
u nexion for the purpose of transacting Gene.
raj Commission Business in the city of Richmond
under the firm Of PRESTON & EsDERs, and will
give particular attention 10 the sale OF Tobacco,
Wheat Flour and other produce committed 10
their care. They will confne themselves exclu
siyely TO the Commission Business, and make
liberal advances on produce entrusted 10 their
charge. Their Office is Immediately opposite
>'1'ON MOSES II. PRESTON,
JOHN ENDERS, Jr.
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VALUABLE Real Estate, on .NarigaJlc HGicr, near
James Rirer for Sale

Valuable Real Estate, on .NdrigaJlc Ucicy, near
James Rirer, far Sale.
THE subscriber wishes TO sell his Plantation,
J. near Cabin Point, called Mill Farm, lying
on Upper Chipoaks creek, containing about 1000
acres, 800 OF which are in The county OF Prince
George, and the balance in Surry. The creek is
navigabe up TO the plantation for vessels OF so 10
60 tons burthen. About one -halfhe land is clear
ed, and now under good fence, and in cuiva-
ton; the other half in Woods, a portion of which
is in original growth with some very good Tim
Der, and the remainder well-covered with Pines
Of large size, suitable for Rail timber or Steam
boat wood The improvements are such as are
usual on farm they consist of comfortable
Dwelling House, Smoke House, Barn, Stable,
&C., and Quarters for the accommodation Of
about 80 Negroes. There is also large Mill
House, which was formerly Manufacturing
Mill, thai has not been used during my minority;
but which might be again established, as The mill
privileges have not been forfeited.
The subscriber is disposed To sell bargain in
this property, if he can effect sale immediate
" BY private contract; bu il not, he will sell at
public Auction, on the premises, on Monday, 2ith
Of February. The land will be shown TO any
one, desiring it, by Mr. Bishop, who resides on
the premises, or the subscriber, whose address is
Charles CITY G. Fl. The terms will be one third
Jan. l4-c2awtds J. L. HARRISON.
Notice 10 CIedit0ys and Dt6tOrS
a LII persons having claims against the estate
II OF Hugh Goodwin, senior, deceased, are
requested to make immediate application for SET
dement, Persons indebted TO the same are re-
ques,ed 10 settle their accounts without delay with
William or Hugh Goodwin ON The part OF the
Legatees Of said estate.
WILLIAM GOODWIN,
HUGH GOODWIN.
Feb 6-3tc-
CORN, MEAL, HOMINY FOR HORSES
OATS IN ,SHEAF AND THRESHED
HAY, FODDER, &c.
T WILL attend 10 all orders for regular or ca
i sual supplies OF the above, which may be sem
10 my house or eh at Mr. R. M. Burton's The
sheaf oats are of the Eas ern Shore-the thresh-
ed mixture of the Scotch and Massachusetts
varieties. A barrel Of corn yields "a bushels OF
hominy, which will be sold at 81 cts. per bushel,
as an inducement to horse and cattle feeders 10
give it trial. A sample may be seen at Mr..
Buron's and at my house
have also Jacks and 3 Jennies of the best
blood, for sale low.
NV Agents, and all other persons, are prohi-
bited from selling and buying for me, contracting
On my behalf, or subjectng me in any mode what
ever 10 pecunary liabilities, unless specially au-
thorised in writing 10 do SO.
Feb 1I-3awIw&2awtt
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NEW TIN. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT.
HNHE subscriber having commenced The I'm,
Sheet Iron, and Stove business, is prepared
N receive orders for any work in his line. Fa-
miles will always find good assortment OF
housekeeping articles at his store.
Merchants from the country are informed
that his assortment will be extensive and every
way worthy of their attention -,
Roofing, Spouling and all other kinds OF JOB
work. done at short notice, and in the best man
ner. o~ p,I.roe
.nJ platform Scales always on hand
"''1 ~'' CHARLES D. YALE,
1913 West Main ST.,
Opposite of Eagle Hotel Ruins.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-An per-
n sons having claims against the Estate OF
Edward Henry Jones, formerly Of Amelia county
Virginia, are requested 10 present them TO MIR.
Philip B. Jones, Richmond, TOR payment, as soon
as possible, as he is anxious 10 close bis admin
traiion on said Estate. JESSE SNEAD,
Late Sheriff of Henrico county, and as such,
administrator of Edward H. Jones, deceased.
Jan. 8-c&d3taw2m
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TAMILY GRoCERIES-We keep constant.
" on hand a good assortment OF Family
Groceries, which We will sell low TO farmers
Call on us for bargains-5 doors below The Bell
Tavern. GRETTER & GRETTER.
Feb 2-ctf
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TTARPER'S PICTORIAL BIBLE, No. 1s,
IL received by DRlNKER & MORRIS.
Feb l3
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Baltimore, Feb. l2-3l
X COACH oAH@
If REPOSITORY 6JNO


TIME subscriber would respectfully inform ms
| friends and the public, that he has opened his
Coach Repository opposite The Virginia and Far
mers Banks, Main Street, Richmond, where ne
will keep large assortment Of Carriages, from
the best manufacturers in Philadelphia, Newark,
and New York, which he will warrant 10 be equal
10 any work in the Union, and will sell al Inc
Lowest cash prices Carriages OF all kinds made
10 order at the shortest notice, and in the best
style and in all cases warranted TO stand we'll
Coach and Harness-makers' Materials sold low
for cash. Repairing done on moderate terms
Esb - G. w. COX.
Administrators Sale Of Land and Negroes.
TWILL be sold at Taylorsville, Hanover, on
w Friday, 2slh Of February, 3 likely young
Negroes and Tract of Land of 264l acres, adj
Joining The lands OF VIM. ID. Taylor, William
Williamson and others.
The negroes consist Of man, two women,
s:rl and boys. They will be sold upon credit Of
tyeve months, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security The land will be sold in one
or more lots, upon credit Of twelve months, The
purchaser giving bond with approved security
wi,b deed of trust to secure the payment.
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
Administrator de bon non of The will annexed
of James Patterson deceased.
Eoh S-udW
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
A GOOD second hand Engine Of eight horse
II power, with two large boilers, about % inch
es diameter, with the usual fixtures and appenda-
ges, now at Tuckahoe coal pits. Price $500 at
four months. Enquire at this Office.
Feb. lift
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To he Editors Of The Enquirer:
w,su,scrnS Cry Feb II ISi

10 inc EGHOTS OF tNS enquirer.
WASHINGTON CrTr, Feb. IL, l645.
The Senate did no, touch The Texas question
today. as was expected. The subject is post
ponei until the day after tomorrow, Thursday J
The House were engaged all day on territor-
al business, and had up the bill TO admi, F'ori-
da and Iowa into the Union. After speeches from
Messrs. Vinton Of Ohio, and Belser of Alabama,
the Committee OF the Whole commenced voting
on various amendments 10 the BILL when, TO the
di,may Of the House, Wbigs and Democrats, the
Hon. George Washington Hunt of New York
90, the floor for one of his peculiar speeches, and
soon succeeded in driving most Of the members
ca! Of the Hail. A very amiabie gentleman ia
Mr. George Washington Hunt who always looks
as though he was but five minutes out Of band
box, in which he had been slowed away for
twenty years. to day precisely. He is as po-
pular here as gentleman should be- who al
ways wears placid smile few inches behind
enormous shirt ruffles of the fashion Of 1926
Every BODY smiles, TOO, when addressing him. II
comes so natural, as it were. But when he adj
dresses every body, a very different effect is
produced on the House; for he can say less in an
hour, though talking all the time, than any mem
Der Of the House OF Representatives. That is
saying good deal for the Hon. George Washing
Ton Hum; for, all the world know that there are at
least dozen other men in that body who can
beat the world al twaddle-placing him entirely
oat OF the question.-General Cass has been
elected TO the Senate from Michigan. This is
very gratifying TO our friends. The instructions
from Maine to her Senators on the Texas ques-
lion, express the opinion of The Legislature that
annexation should be effected at the earliest pos
sibe moment They contain no alusion 10 any
particular plan 10 compass the object
The President elect is expected here by Thurs
day, l3lh have no particular Washington
news TO write YOU Yours truly.
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CLINTON HoTEL-NEW YORK.

Late Commander Of the Hudson River Steam
Boat, Empire.) Feb. list
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T G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, No. lOl
u i. Main Street. Richmond

Alexandria Lottery, Glass No :, for 1915 TO
be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, Febru-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
Never bGSpair.

The \. Y. Sun tells . story Of q car
prnier In Philadelphia, Who lost his eye
sight by the discharge Of gun, and hay
ing family to support he went INTO the
asy gm COR the blind aud learnt the az. Of
brush making, aud Eov gets q hYing by
making and selling brushes.
This reminds US Of sad accident that
happened 10 q ma0 n this CITY q few
ycars since, he wGs bard vorkug mill
man with 4 family 10 support. while
engaged at his work one OF his hands 8as
eawn off lie felt that be was IA ruined
nan and that his family mnst GENE 10
want. Despair seemed broodlDg OYER
him, but the smiles aud cEcouragcmcnts
of his wlle now apparently more dcyoicd
thar ever, and by Tie kind assistance o.
friends he was enabled 10 get into bust
ness which has proved profitable. ln
speaking OF the subject few days since
~ 10 ~ '"'' '" ~ 'N "" '0-'|'
''''N 40 y' ','," "'' -"
-, 800, 80
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lesson "g''"'' y'c'o'"s !" ucSPo"' VOC
'emPofs me VIM 10 Inc sn"'h '"r'", ah'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
Newport Female Seminary.

very airy situation has been selected as n loralinn
IL for this Institution The first term will com
mence The 2Rd of MAY The Misses COE establish ia Is
on the plan OF the Truy Female SEMINARY, with the
confidence that no institution could ailurd them model
more worthy al imitation. Iney have secured the
most competent Teachers in each iepaInc and
prepared To offer the best literary advantages ia lOCH-
lion not to he surpnss.d for beauty oi scenery aud
healihlu climate.
sea bathing in summer and extensive course OF Eng
lish Studies Og 1900 will include music, drawing and
painting latin and modern languages
Day Scholars, 80 per III weeks Primary Depart,
ment, IS per II weeks.
Ladies' desiring to spend The bathing season in New
port, will he received M the SEMINARY condition on
pursuing some branch OF study receiving lessons
ihe piano Orie guitar Those who wish t. enter
Prot Ewards' Frunch class will apply before the 18Th of
June HIS admirable system OF teaching Is too well
known Ia require commentator,
REFERENCES
NEwPoRT.-Ruv. q. 4. Brooks Rev. 7. Thayer,
Capt Taylor, u. :. N, Capt Brewerton, q. =. Eng
neers Hon Henry Y CranstOn Peleg Clarke, ESD and
samuel u. Vernon, ESP
New yoRK DIR. Potts Rev. T.. Mason, Messrs
Prime, Ward l. King. nnd John Gihon, Esq.
BR0uKLYN.-Drs stone, Cutler, CoN Urt adheud and
Rev. Francis Ninion.
MnRRIsTowN.-Rev A. Henry Dumont.
BosToS-Augustus Thorndike Esq, Hon Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. DR.. Lowell, Rev. DAVID Reed, Rev.
T.. n Kuk, Rev. WIN NJ. Ro?ers, Rev. H. Wmsiow,
Principal ol Beacon High school, Lnwell Mason, Esq.
JAMAICA PLAINs.-Rey. j. o. Chouus.
SAyANsAH.-Rev, w. Preston, NJ. Hall MCA llister,
Esq, Francis SOrrel A. A. Somets. Esq.
HAGLE, NA.-Dr. Whselwrght, Walter, Bow =, Esq.
Newport, May 10, lsl5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
9$sAmc~h<, II. r.
A NEW AND COMMODlOUS HOUSE,
RaH on he &i.e of hc ,cN kno'ra piaoe 5 mites
JrOo, ,NcWPort, on Mc Post ROdd.

Thus House is now open ioF the reception
OF SUMNER NIsiToRA, and PLEAsUgE PAR
Tlfs,-It is three slories Eigh, aud contains
about 40 spacious aud nlry rooms. The bed
rnuhns and pariors vary from IS 10 20 fee,
square and are ~ feet IN height. The Hall
extends lhe entire length of the House, aud
Is admirably calculated for large parties --
n" pains has Jecn spared by the subscriber
IN furnishing the House with all the rrquI.
sites apperalnlng to such nn establishments.
SrRANGERs vIsItIrg the Island III pursuit ot
health or pleasure. will find the ATLANTIC
HOUSE. most desirable rcGorr, as well for
the comforts there Afforded, as for IT'S beau,l.
iul location and Gne water proapeci Of hay
and ocean.
Attached to The IIouse 10 4 Stable shed
and Ten-pin alley. IloRsts <. CAaaiAgrs
are kept to let, aud lloEsE KEEPING careful.
ly attended TO-.
FAM,L,ta accommodated with board on
reasonable terms.
A share Of The public patronage i, respect
fully solicited BENJAMIN GROWN.
Portsmouth, June 18th, lslaI-tE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

Trains leave Fall River, daily, Sundays
excepted, for Taunton, Boston 81 Providence,
ut "a q. ~. aud . .. m.
T,ains leave Fall River daily for New
Bedford, at a and . o. IN. and 5s p. m.
Trains leave Boston daily for Fall River
st7l n. IN. and p. NJ.
Trains Icave New Bedford daily for Fall
River. att n. IN. and 81 p. III.
Passengers from Newport to Boston, New
Z,cdford g. Taunton, will be tcketed through
wa this Road by taking Klnsley's stogc to
Fall River.
The Stage that leaves Newport at "a
o'clock, p. IN. connects with The New BED
ford train a, past i, at Fall River, which
ntr,ves in New Bedford at past G.
Fare from Newport to Boston, 500
DO. do Taunton, l2a
no do New Bedford, l,}I
Tickets for the route can be procured u,
r b. KiNsL,.g's stage nlice IN Newport, lH
Thames street. of
TIMOTHY COGGESIIkLL, Agent.
SAMUEL II. z. LEE, Sup'i.
June ~, lS4j-u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

.I'lIE Undersigned respectfully informs the
public tha, lie has taken the store No.
81, Thames street, nearly opposite the Post
Office and has selected choice assortment
of DRUGS, .AEDiCkNES, &C.. which he
Offers for sale Having served ten years IN
The business with Dr. H. X. Hazard, lie feels
qualified To offer bis services as a Druggist,
TO the citizens Of Newport and vicinity. aud
assures them thai fresh medicines, of The
nccat quality, Will lie kept constantly on
hand Greot care will also be paid TO PhysI.
clans' prescriptions, ships aud family medI.
cine chests, extracting of teeth;S.c.
a choice selection of The. most approved
and valuable !'atent Medicines kept constant
y on hand.
A share of public patronage is respectful
y solicited.
CHRISTOPHER &. C. HAZARD.
June ~, lsi5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

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nS GE1' d PRENTICE
Upon The ,hgluNg lowc,s- Iko sopls at rest -
The sruts shine glurloualy-and all,
Save me, is blo,t.
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hplIcop,dloyo,odio-
Hy thee rs res, in cb,lJhood, l,c.
And harolhy Jfoamg
A., o,o,' ,l, l,L,L,,I.,,
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Ayc--mu5, Iinge, here,
Whose last lrail leaf, unlumoly scro,
Wont down with thee
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gs99l .gI9llssS>

Court Of ProJate. .N;,idletown, June lG ls45.
HlNgF Eyerntor's 10Th account on the es-
4 tate OF Isaac Barker, late of Middle
town, dec. was presented for examination
aud allowance.
Il is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Cour'
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town House
IN MlddIetown, on Tie third Monday IN July
next, at o'clock, p. M and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy OF this
order, three successive weeks in the Herald
ot The Times, for all persons interested to
appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness
JosHuA CoGaEsHALL, Pro CTk.
June o6
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Cottage lots, for Sale

gxzxl About II acres of excellent
fU.fR land on the green end road,
n@ near the mansion Of the late
xss2 VIM. James lIley. 1t is diyi.
ded into ) lots with barn aud other buld.
ing thereon. For peasantness of situation,
fertility aud convenlence--ior shooting and
fishing, ii is not surpassed by any on the Is
land Terms moderate and payments made
easy.
RICHARD s. GEO. G. SHAW.
Newport, Feb. 90, 1916 TT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
STAGE NOTICE.
NEW LINE.

On and after NO OH
S:MSstFGS=ks-E1 inst, "A stage vii leave
TSSfs5-sSssISI5S Fail River daily isSnn-
srs-A-.-------- -s'1-7--z- day excepted at e4 a.
clock. Il. ~. on the arrival of the cars from
New Bedford i0r Newport, aud arrive at |
o'clock. Returning. viii leave Newport
daily at2a O'clock. y. m. and arrive W Fall
River IN time TO take the evening tain of
cars for New Bedfrd. Fare 75 cent. each
way. L. Il. KlNSLEY * Gu.
,June l2.
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Administrators a Notice.

TNNHE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon Conrl Of Probate Of the town
of Middctown, administrator on the estate
of James Chase, Jr., late Of SAID Mlddletown,
dec. and having accepted sad trust ana
given bond according to law, requests all
persons having claims against SAID estate to
nrescnt them for settlement, and all those
indebted To make immediate payment To
GEORGE |. BAILEY, .4tmr.
Middletown, June 90, S45
Court of Probate, .lIiddieiown, June lG, lol5.
A N instrument of writing, dated Docem
"A Der 10Th, lSil, purporllng to be the
Hast VIII and Testament Of Charles Collins.
late Of Middctown, dec, was presented tor
Probate and application was made tor Letters
of Administration with the Wal annexed on
the estate of said deceased, the ESecu,rlx
named in said instrument having declined
I lid trust.
II is ordered that The ssme be received and
! Q consideration. thereof referred to Court
( Probate, TO be holden at the Town House
y n Mddlo,own, on the third Monday in July
next, az o'clock p. IN. and that previous no
,icc be given by publishing copy OF tins
order three successive weeks in the Herad
orMe Times, for all persons interested le
appear at said time and place and be heard,
A true copy-wltnoss:
JOSHUA CoGCEsHALL, FRO. Ctk.