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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
From the N. Y. Express OF Tussda,
Late from Mexico.

We have received papers from the capital Of Mexico
to- April 26th aud from Vera Cruz to The so'h.
Two bills are before Congress one IN the House OF
Representatives from IGNORES Vieira, Castannees and
their friends to forbid the reception Of any proposition
tending Ia admit the anne xniun OF Texas to the Re-
public oi the North her independence aud the other,
from the Minister oi Foreign Relations, IN favor OF ne
golintio
There Ia n marked difference between the tone Of the
government papers and those Of an unofficial character
The former are much more moderate, mild and pac'hc
In their expressions.
The Dario del Gobierno, or Government Gazette,
gives several reasons in favor OF the proposition mad"
TO the Chamber. by the minister OF relations declaring
IL TO be step which Will not affect the claims OF Mex
co Texas, viii Justify debernion aud delay before
entering war-a measure that ought not TO he re-
sorted 10 while ANY attempt to AVOID II remains uh-
tried.
II protests at the same time that the administration
viii not enter on any negotiation even IN the slightest
degree with the national power hnd ihht nohlns VIII
be done IN private, or without tho utmost public hoi0-
rieiy.
The E-nu,aro n Nacional thinks that the bill Of the
Minister would comprise the nationality Of Mexico.
The Sigio adopts the same sentiments remnrking,
that lin nil questions which interrupt The peace oi ma
ions whenever they have gone 10 war; II has been al
ter first rcsortng to the pacific measures oi neso'n-
ion."-' Mexico ought not To depart from this soursr
al proceeding ""ior only in negotiation can all in
tsres. be weighed, aud a rights guaranteed for the
future
The Moniior CONSTITUTIONAL Inderendisn,s says,-
1--WE call upon the Ministry 10 make public protest
that they will recognise the Independence OF Tex
ns"-"ThS wond restore public confidence which eau
he done IN other wny.n
| The vox del Pueblo openly opposes any negotiation
with Texas, the basis of iis Independence, nj, the
ground that would lie contrary To the bnsis Of the late
And virtual treason, even III The fresueh
himself
The Minerva attacks tho Minister'S bill and repeats
the opinions Of several other pnpers.
In another number of the Government Gazette than
that we have already quoted we find the following re-
marks under the editorial hend.
prospecting the annexation OF Texas TO the territory
Of he American Union, there is but one opinion, hrn
and Interchangeable, in the government the legislative
power, and nil the peoples aud that war; WIN All Us
| Y suftprings-wHr,
proclaim the justice their cause md the awesses'
Of their aggressors then consent To the usurpa
iion of territory, which oou! be nothing bai pre-
mnary TO the loss oi nationality aud the deIiru'
tion OF the Republic"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
M T. MORANDA.

Ship Louis PHILIPPE, Cas,oh, cid at n. York
23d for IIavre.
Bark Providence, Vinson, sid fn Prov idence
25ih for Savannah.
Brig Tasso, Riley, arr at Norfolk 22d fm n
York.
Brig Annawnn, swasoy, arr at Wilmington
NC, l4ih I'm 81. Thomas,
Brig Lisbon, Messer, hence, arr at do l7th.
Brig Octavn, Smith, arr at Philadelphia 23d
I'm ST. Johns, PR, May lIih.
Brig Prince de Joinville, Tay l0r, sid I'm Bos-
ton 4ist for Havana.
Brig Algonquin, May berry, arr at New York
Goth fin n Orleans.
schr Franklin Green, Wylie, ar at do do fn
do
Schr Warsaw. .Iurdick arr at N. Orleans ! itl
fm Vermillion Bay.
Schr Cora, Read cid AT do 10Th for Havana
Sohr Caroline, Wilson, hence,ar nj PhlH 81
Schr Rosalthe, Burdick, hence for stIts Bell,
Isle, arr at n Bedford l9th.
Schr Isabella, Clark, sid I'm Baltimore 2ls
for Sasafras river, to load for Boston.
Schr Mobile, ,Cozzcns, cid at n. Orleans l5l
for Pensacola.
SO %, Ion 70 AZ, fm N. Orleans for liverpool
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Ma. CLAY AND rus BAnGAIS.-Rev. Cal
vim Cotton, who is preparing a life of Mr.
Clay, says the papers ho has received from
Mr.. &. relative To the great "bargain and sale
question alone form bundled pages Of notes.
"Thcse documents, Mr.. Cotton says, make
dev clopcmenis tl.at are perfectly astounding,
aud 60 to show that all Tho bargaining o.,
the side Of Jackson aud his friends. It's prov
ed by them, we are told, that buchanan cam.
to Mr.. Clay from Gen. Jackson with direct
offer, and that Houston also went 10 Ilonnr
with another direct olTcr. The snarl into
which it gets Buchanan, Jackson, Easion, &c
is perfectly laughablo. Jackson in his after
attempts to gets out of the dilemma, when h'
found that Clay was too noble to bo bought
annihilates Buchanan, aud buchanan in en-
deayoring TO throw the burden from his should
4 er drives the General To the wall, wmlo Gen
Eaton eats them both up. Tho disclosure
II exhibit the Jackson men of that period wh'
II surrounded their iavoritc candidate in a mos
Iudlcrous light, while it fstcns n blot on Bu
chanan's forehead he will iHd impossible Il
wipe out"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
:ASHIP NEWS. .M,
PORT or NEW PORT.
A Il RIVE ID.


THURSDAY, May ee,
Brig Henry, Hathaway, I'm Bay River, with
lumber to Geo. Bowen.
Sehr Export, Swnsey, fin Phla. with coal.
Schr Triumph, Williams. I'm i. River.
Schr Compeer, McFarlne, FIN Ellsworth
with lumber to Peckham & Bullion Saturday
last, off Cape Cod, lost overheard about IL, ,0C0
feet lumber of deck.
Schr Lagrange, Spring, Camden for Prov ;
Deborah, Barns, Gardiner for do Fame Brown,
Cherryfuld for 7. River.
FRIDAY, May es.
Schr Abram Brown, 7. River for Phila.
SUNDAY, May IS.
Brig Juan ID Carthog"na, Grny,fn George.
town.
Schr Frances, Gardner, f,n Norfolk.
Schr lIora,io Amrs, Phillips, I'm Taunton
Sloop Rienz, Durfee, fin n. Y. with mchiz
for this port and Prov.
About 90 or 100 sail Of mackcrcl fishing
vessels put in here yesterday and to-doy.
TUESDAY, May 81.
schTs Joseph Turner Gibbs FIN Provid for Baltimore;
President, Wilbur, I'm Prov Or Norfolk George Wash
ington, Read, I'm =. River nr Charleston Clipper,
Harrington for Philad.; Admiral Blake, Harden, hoin
Charleston, for this port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Mr.. FRANCIS BRISLEY Of New York,
i., we hear, among the latest cases of
political decapitation in Washington. lie
wen, into the Treasury Office in i8tl rs
law officer. Mr.. \. b. Meek, an Ed
iior Of Alabama, isio have his berth.
Mr.. Meek was Mr.. Yancey's second in
the Clingmnn and Yancey duel, and
here wo have another evidence OF the
horror Mr.. Polk has for duells,s. The
second of the "murdered CiIley" and
the man, therefore, the most responsible"
Ior the duel, has received one Of the best
offices in the West ; and now To the sec
ond Of one of the most blood stained nrt
OF the South, is given one of the hes, oili
rcs in Washington Aud yet poo
I.ieu,enaal * dismissed from the NAVY
for being the second in duel. W Y
Erpress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

FnoM CENTRAL Dates TO
the middle of March have been receiv-
ed at New York, by the Guatemala
packet from Honduras on Monday. The
papers furnish sad news.
Leon, the capital Of Nicaragua, which
had been in state Of siege by Gen.
Malespin, was taken by force Of arms af-
ter bloody Y contest and acts of cruelty
were perpetrated by the conquerors e.
qualled only in the wars Of Buenos Ayres.
The Guatemala Gazette states that NOR g
than thousand persons were assassina-
ted or burnt by Gen Malespin, without
distinction of the aged, women, children
and priests.
While the besiegers abandoned them
selves TO these excesses, Gen Cabanas
and the other defenders of Leon retired
with few arms and the military chest ;
and, on reaching the province Of Saliva
dor, Of which Malespin is Governor, the
man who had tho command in his alb
sence, and the people rose against Ma
lespin. The chambers have declared
his election null, as the result Of military
violence, and instituted proceedings a
gninst him. ordered his property TO be
seized, and that, in case of his refusing
TO appear, on trial, he shall be held and
treated as a traitor. lie was afterwards
accommodated by Bishop Eitcrey,wih
all the ceremonies Of the church, for the
assassination Of the priests Of Leon.
Nlale,pin, on his part, was marching
for San Salvador, at The head Of his troops;
and his position is exactly like that in
which Gen. Santa Ana lately placed
himself in Mexico.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
$, N. B. GIBBS.
II. J. TAYLOR, Agent.

PM Taking Made Easy.-We announce
with great pleasure the important fact that a
medicine has jus. made It's appearance W h'cl'
though powerful purga,ive and an unrlvol.
led purifier Of the blood, neither gripcs nor
nanscates, and is administered IN the form ol
sugar plumb. We, Of course. allude 10
Clickcncr's Sugnr,coated Pills, which we
perceive, by our exchange papers, arc every
where the rage, and fas, driving all the old
fashioned, gripping, and nauscallng popular
compound out OF the market,
Sold by II. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
The Presbyterian General Assembly

The Presbyterian General Assembly
(Old SchooD is about to convene at
Cincinnati. The Wa,chman OF the
South states that tho four following sub
jects will be brought before it -
lst. The Quorum question will he
brought up by way of memorial from
several elders in the Fayetteville Pres.
by,ery.
q The marriage question will come
up upon an appeal from MIR. Mcqueen
as well as upon report from commit
tee appointed on that subject by forme
Assembly.
Cd. Tho removal Of The seat of thu
Board Of Domestic Missions will b'
urged upon a memorial from the Syno'
Of Missouri, and two or three Presbyte
ries in tho West.
4lh. The subject Of abolition will b'
nghated upon memorials and petition
from various quarters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

TaiLous DrrrNuED,-h ailor'possesscs the
qualities or nine men combined in ono, as will
70 seen by tho following cbscr, aiobs -
ist. As an economist, he cuts his coat ne
cordng to his cloth.
~. a. gard'n ner, he is careful of cabh,gr
Sd. AS a sailor he s!errs of, whenever II T.
proper.
Ih. Asa play actor, be braudshcs barr
bndkin.
| 5lh. As lawyer, he attends 10 man, suits
! 9th. A.. an oxrcutloner he provides suspend
ets or gillowses Tor many pcfs"ns.
7th. As u cook, he Is generally Furnished
with u warm goose.
/ sth. Asa sherii-s oflicor, he does mach u
spnnging
| gih A. u rational aud scr'ptural divine, hi
grsa, aim j. to form good habits, for tho brn,ii
of himself and others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
IT, Come and See. -->

INIi T. subscrlhcr would respectfully inform
4 his customers aud the public ~ gene
raj, that he has jn-l been 10 great es
p.nso ~ cnoIgrng aud trnnr 40 hl- sior"
ior the purpose ni kcpplnq n lnrAef bpd bet
ter assortment of FREf1'. Sc aud has just
returned from New York aud Now Jersey.
where hc ha- made csicnsrgc arrangements
for the earliest aud best FRUITS iot the
coming season ny such an arranacmeut
he will he able To- supply Boarding lln"se-
and Famlica ai the lowest possible prices
every day IN ihs vcck.
\ rUIliP RIDER,
May - o., Taa,s.M
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Proposals for Building q
new Church EdiGce.

The undersigned will receive proposals.
for bnildlng new Church cdIfce Gr ih''
FIRST Baptist Church in tina lawn, until ia"
first Monday in June next.
Said cdlGce IL io be bnllt Of woad, with
Steeple, galleries aud Vesty ITS dimrn-
sions nrc 10 be sixty two by seventy two fec,
All further particulars may be ascorialned
by applying ,o either Of the Committee
SAMUEL s. PEcKnAM,
RoBERT DENNIs, Committee.
JOsEpH SMiyH,
Newport, May -, lBf3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

CURE FOLLOWS Farther eri-
dence Of The efficacy Of Ihomson's Com
pound Syrup Of Tar s. Hood Naphiha,
IN Consumption.
Mrs, II. Z. WARNER, now residing AT the
house of Michael q. Fisher, in Woodbury.,
N. j., was attacked l8 months ago, with a
violent disease of the lungs, pronounced by
her physician, DIR. w. H., of Philadelphia,
CONGESTION Of the Lungs. The pain in her
breast was violent, with difficulty of respira-
ton, and total inability TO raise the phegm,
precluding The possibility Of repose, and rem.
dcrng It necessary to remain proppcd up in
bed three months. Her voice was gonc.--
Her physician deemed her case hopeless, and
she ceased to indulge the hope of recovery.
Hearing of the numerous cures effected by
'rhomson's Compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naphthn, as a last resort she resolved
10 try it, and in very short time her health
lmproved-and to steady perseverance in the
use of this invaluable remedy, she alone at.
tributes her complete restoration to health.
The above statement respecting my wife
is strictly true, and her recovery is attrlbuta.
BILE solely TO the use Of Thomsons Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naphtha-every
other remedy having failed in her case.
HENRY p. WARNER,
May 10, l845. Kingsessing.
This invaluable Syrup is Tor sale at l4S
Thames street, by X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
VTEM4a

Hy G. SELDEN, ia Glrming ClnsSrs of
T. Ladies aud Gentlcm'n IN this place, i",
instruction in the above ari.
To those who may wish to acquire ihls de-
sirabe accomplishment, Mr. ;, Raticrs himself
lac can ahrd good opportunity I" b"gln'-
Very many who would like to be able to draw
well, are deferred by the prevalent notion that
one must have dccided taste for the art 10 IN
sure success, iorg.tiing The old ndnse that
'prncllce makes perfect txper'ene' prov a.
on the contrary, that almost every per
son, with proper diligence, may acquire th'
ability to sketch well. a. Try II.
Mr S mpy be seen IT, TownSend's Hotel -
Appllcntion should ne made within n yer,
few days, if at all, as the time is nccessafii,
limited on account ofotl,er engagements.
MaY 9g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

A letter from Gen. Jackson, published in the
Washington Union, indicates that he is at th'
last point ofhis earthly pilgrimage. Ia speak
ing Of himself he says
"My dcaI friend, | am cIhGUsioj, aud mus
close. am a blubbcr OF water fron, the toes
to The crown Of my head, aud every line
write | must pause for breath.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Fl E II ID OF TIL e INES.
Mr.. &. Brinckcrhofrs Health Restorative

Mr.. &. Brinckerhoff7s Health Restorative
Is, IN our "pinion. The most cfficncious, mild
'nd speedy remedy for the cure ol Consuinp
''"n. Liver Complaint, Coughs, Cold and
PAN IN the side and chest, that we are nc
q"alnted with. Withou, airy cxtravagun,
Prrtcnsions, he asks only q fnir trial Of il.
But we consider the suppor, Of those emf
nent and respectable persons, who testify in
favor Of il, entirely sufficien, to maintain i,s
reputation without any assistance of ours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

In Providence, on the Goth, Mr. Prentice
Thatcher to Ca,haiine llarrl,, both OF North
Prov d,nce.
Ip Freeport, Nc, Mr. Joseph Sylvester,
aged 80, to Mrs. Thankful Young, aged GO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
JUST RECEIVED
FOR SALE LOW,

cask Of BOSTON cured Hams cask o'
i Boston smoked Beef cask OF New
York Hams-25 bbls Fanny FLOUR
10 bhls Of Connecticut dried Apples-5O
bogs dairy Salt-20 boxes extra Soop-ond
in store n FIRST rate assortment of k,ioHLl }
GROCERIES. all of which viii be sold a.
low as can be- bought in town Of equal
quality. GEO. B KNOWLES,
2 doors north Of Perry Factory.
Nav %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
AUCTIONS,
LAND FOR SALE.

WW BE- sold at Pubic .3nciion on MON
Day n'pi, June I'd. (3 fnr. u mol
HE t'st Jnir doy,) al 3 O'Clock. p. ut.
on The premises
A BOUT thirty acres Of Srs. ratio LAND
~ ia Mhldlet0wn, about 2 mica from the
State Iiouse in Newport. and scar Uonny-
mans III, aud well known rs the Fai,,ng
pasture. II Inns fine prospect Of lie town
OF Newport nnd the Ocean. aud woull be
very eligible situation fur erecting House.
Co"dfI"ns al time and place Of sale.
For Further particulars upJ Iy IN
AUGUSTUS PECKfIAM,
GEORGE w. PECKllAM.
Middlctown, May 90. ie45,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Probate Notice.

NOTICES hereby gwen ~ all persons
" interested, to appear before the Court ol
Probate ~ South kungsiuwn, To be- held ui
the House 81 Phihp Taylor. on the second
Nnnday of Iunc mkt, at I o'cluck. =. NJ, nnt
be- heard 40 the probate oi the last WI nnt
Testament nf Edward Hall, late Of sal,
south kingstuwn dec"
BY order ot SAID Court.
THOMAS II WELLS, Clerk
south kngstosn, Nay u, lotj. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Love - Omen n SOLITARY leaf hut ne,thst storm nor
bght ran fade H. Like the PEI fifne that dead nowrr
sands Cnfh Il - sweet when all the ~, sunshine has
rnsrted when al ts binom - past ~ hHs the irngrHn-
~ ~ memory u u the last lingering beam that rlovs
onF after and sia have setA refuge from tue tenn
rs-lnous and b,reAsinC storms Oi hir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

| pecuniAry embarrassment - the dtntiral srf'ft NJ
adversiy that h. the tou,h-t"ne 81 MI disposiiions
nrauty nnd ability, relationship ua, .v.r' connection
-hHkts When the cHrisu ~ poNtttN = uniufltJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
DAGUERR EoTYPE
ROOMS
SN:SSSSSSSSSS:eH&
A. Il. GOO ID T. |. l.,

L,ate Of PtumJe's, B,oad'eay, .Mw York,
WOULD respectfully Inform the Ladies
w and Gentlemen OF Newport and ylclnl-
ty, that he has engaged Rooms at the corner
Of Thames g. Mary streets, for the purpose OF
taking pictures by The Dagucreotypc process,
where may be had miniatures. single or IN
groups, which for beauty Of color, tone and
effect, can at oil times commend themselves 4;
and If not superior, are equal To any that
have been heretofore taken, upon as hvora
BILE terms at least. They are also inserted
IN breast pins. lockels. &C., at various prices
Painted or Daguereotype Llkcnesses &C
curately copied.
The ladies' and Gentlemen Of Newport
are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime his specimens, If they intend sitting
or not.
Taken in clear or cloudy weather
Instructions carefully gyen--terms mode
rate. May %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

JUST RECEIVED
Cargo of SlOOp Rienzi, from New York,
foR SALE nv
F.. f. & w. NEWTON,
72 4 $50. Tha1ncs.sC.-

f. f. & w. NEWTON,
s2 4 $50, Thanncs-.d.,
- tjerces Rice
225 nbIs aud half bbls Canal Flour;
100 bogs coffee
$50 keys Lenf Lard
200 bags dairy salt
100 boxes extra No. Sonp;
30 bbls butter crackers and pilot bread
~ boxes sugar crackers aud soda biscuit
40 casks Italian ra'slns
75 boxes bunch do;
10 casks currants
81 boxes ctron;
30 drums 6gs,
% cases Canton ginycr preserves
25 boxes lemon syrup;
80 do blue and white starch
30 do varicgated a. white scented soap
% dn CASTLE soap;
3S do chocolate and cocoa
Is bbls soft shell AImpDds
50 boxes ground spices
% do do coif-c
% do plug Tobacco;
30 bbls provisions;
80 kegs saeratns
l25 reams wrapping paper;
60 doA painted water pails
a. doz brooms
% doz Alicant mats;
900 mats Cassia
90 bbls cider vinegar;
Is boxes pepper sauce;
90 boxes patent tallow candles;
81 doz olive oil in n variety oi packages;
10 boxes Mncaronia and Vcrmaceh
Rs ar casks Madeira, Port aud other wines,
70 baskets Champagne;
25 hills bottled porter and pale ale
so doz Champagne Cider.
/ Also butter, cheese, hams, smoked or"',
picked salmon, London sauces, ground rice,
cocoa, olives, caprcs, mustard, anchovies, sar-
dimes, Canton soy, salsodn, cream of tartar.
sup carb. coda, pruncs, l,orlllard snuh ahd
tobacco, &c SC. Sc.
IN STO II e.
200 boxes cx,rn fine Havana Sugar,
20 barrels New Orleans do;
n 10 boxes & bbls lont s. crashed do;
40 bags old Government java Coffee,
80 bng- RIO Coffee
l5O packages IIvson, Young Tyson. Stl,,
chong aud P"uchong Teas;
|. ) tons dried apples;
$50 600 Spanish Clgats,
iG0 bags shot,
sc. sc. Sc. SC,
Newport, May 10, lei5,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
RICH SPRING DRESS GOODS,

! roSsIsrisG in part of Cashmere Reps -
~ MousselIne de l.alnes-Pnrislan Pop
lins. Balzorines, giugham Mushns French
Jacone, muslins and lpwns-lace striped Jac-
onct muslins plaid and plain Jacnnci cam
lbrics-Swiss muslID-blue black sllk warp
IAlpacca, rs cents, bes' 9nshiy-rich dark
striped Sntins--bluc black and Cnmclon
SlIks-pain and plaid skirts-Victoria do
prass cloth do--drab Mnreen-tallcoos, very
chrop SH.7WLS from . to
a3a-Thlbet do, silk tringes, 81 90 plain do
Sl 90 -damask do $4,000 3 and 10 A Be
| rage Shawls, with colored bordcrs-Bcrage
Scarfs with colored ends greet variety aud
very chcap-I.adles kid gloves, best qnNlry,
62 cenIs-bleached shrtIngs Gs c,s-chinl1
Ga cls-Coat's superior spool thread lcts-
hooks and eyes on cards 3 cts sewing silk
. cts-India rubber lace milts IL cts-Co.
IIopne I2b cts per bottle linen cnmbric hdkis
from 10 TO i2 cts--pins 6 cts-7-4 brown
| linen table cloths, 80 cts-Sain d,mask do
SI, ,OO-colored do GA cts-Rnssia diaper,
bed ticking, MarselIles countcrpanes, nn.
dressed Irish hnrns, green Berage. black SILK
/ Lace, cap luccs and edgings, Oh Silk 40 cts
per ward, cotton gloves, elastic wrlstsS cts,Sc.
! BO.N.NET'S Of the latest fashion. Neapo
ithn, Adelaide, Florence. French, Rutland
and other hrald'
BO.E.VET' Ribbons, great variety.
and some as low ma 10 cents.
BRO.1DCEO OI'HS, Cassmores SOtncits,
rlnnnrls or every description, &c. &c.
Il .NEW GOODS will be constantly re-
ccivcd during the season, aud cv"ry a'i"n'
,ion paid Ia render this establishment the
most dcsirnbie IN ,he way OF Dress and Fan.
cv Goods IN Newport.
n T.. :. Remember the number, l32, Thames
street. May l5-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

p. no, 20 sso,,d To- AZ, custom a. to wor'hr u at
th, stpsn-s siuUIh.
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NOTICE..
May 90

V>ilE subscriber having contracted to fnr~
nish several large Houses aud families
in this town, with all such cntab'e articles as
may be wanted during the visiting season,
tcomme ncinp the 10Th Of June ard continue
until Tie l0lh September,l and having made
arrangements in New York mud BOSTON, will
be able to furnish. fresh every morning nnd
evening, direct per Steamboat from those
markets.
Poultry, Game, Green Turtle, early
Vegetables Fruit, green and dry -
Oysters, &c D., together with fresh Salmon,
direct from tho east, via Boston, at the
lowest prices and best quality.
All persons wishing the above articles, or
any others from New York or Boston, can be
accommodated by application to the suhsctI
her, or hv leaving their orders nj his Store
No e7. Thames street, on or previous 10 the
9Th OF June next, MS after that date hc Wi
be- Ia New York most of the tIn,c, Snd WI
give his whole personal attention To thl'
branch Of business, so that those who may
/ favor hiln with their custom may depend up
on receiving whatever they may order
Il sETp Roasting Beef, every morning by
II the Boats, or any other meat II desired
Il IN Sronr--a gond assortment OF F.Iui
/ LY GROCERIES. Also just received
and will keep on hand Fishing lines & hooks
and gear of all descriptions, To sui the mar
II kc, Ia short, the subscriber intends In keep
/ GENERAL VARIETY STORE.
.H No. %, Thames street, old stand, Ha;ar9'
Il Biock. $50 o"Hed
/ CHARLES &. BURDlCk.
n N. B. Boarding House oppoS'Ic. No. ~
/ where can be accommodated from III to 2
Boards by the week.
\ Newport, May 90, lsA5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
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