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NEW GOODS.
4 N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

EXTENSIVE ASSURTME Of
~ SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Lawns; BalZarines CLOTHS.
Berages and Silks Black, blue black blue,
Alpacas and Bombaznes green, brown and mix
Light cvl'd Cashmeres s. ed CLOTHS.
Mousene de LANES CASSIMERES.
Lace and Plaid Muslin Black, blue black, blue,
Cambria and Jac0net DO mixed, fancy striped &
SHAWLS. Plaid Cassimeres.
SILK, Cashmere TWEEDS,
Mousene De Lame and Light and dark colors
ThibeI Wool Shawls. GhMBROONS, DR. L.
Plain and Embro'd Linen LlNGS, and SUMNER
Cambria HDkFS. CLOTHS.
YES TGNGS-Silk, Satin, Msesees Buff, Cash
marets and other Vesngs, plain and fancy,
Irish, French and German LINENS.
Beached and unbleached MUSLlNS; Bed Ticking;
Mariners Shirting, Penit'y Plads, Checks, Sc sc.
I6z- Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with
Goods at PRICES will do well to call the Agen
cy Store, No. II BALTIMORE STREET, 2nd door
below Tripolelts alley.
apl4-3m LUTHER J. cox.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAIN ST.!
EF YOU WISH something handsome, neat and
Il good, call at the GALL NEW STORE,'
No. as BALTIMORE STREET,

He YOU WISH something handsome, neat and
Il good, Call at the GALL NEW STORE"
No. as BALTIMORE STREET,
three doors below Tripolett's alley.
Where you may find a variety to suit your taste, at
prices that cannot fail 10 pleaseour assortment con
sists i'll part of
Rich Silk, Thbet, Barge and Meuseline SHAWLS
Handsome BAREGES for dresses
Mourning do DO
Mourning and Second Mourning LAWNS
Lace Musn Ginghams; Cambrcs
Mousene dc LANES; Alpaccas; Bonbazires
Summer Cloths; Gamhroons
Plain and Fancy DRILLINGS
Cloths; Cassmeres and CASSINETTS
Bieached, Brown and blue COTTONS
Tckings, Checks and Cotton Yarn
a complete assortment of HOSIERY
A splendid assortment of CALICOES, from 64 10 20
TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS
Cambrics, Dimily and Mosquito Netting
CRASH and STAIR LINEN
Gen,emen's Pants Stuffs, from ~ cts 10 u per W.
ItE- To which we respectfully invite the aueh.iom
OF the pechasng community. fully satisheu they wr
find il 10 their Interest 10 give us can ptiofe P''
chasing. J. l.. WEBSTER Il co.
No. Is Baltimore street,
i7-tf below TLipoet aHez.
NIEIV NDVEL-sWhos shall be Her" ny Nll ss
" Ellen Pickering, author of Nan DarreiI; secret
-'N' PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank BOOK Mahuiae1
turers, l5l Pratst., adjoining Railroad Depot Jew
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VVUKT OF APPEALS, WESTERN SHORE,
ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) June &c, ls45.
No TO- Harden vs.. Citizens Bank-iudc-
H'eEt affirmed, Archer, j., dissenting.
No H. Richardson, Adr. VS.. the State use
o. Kawllngs-judgment affirmed.
NO. 49, Simmonds VS.. H. A. Williams
= no. 81 Gather ct al. vs. Gaither-Decree
o. orphans Court of Montgomery county re.
yer verse; and viii Of lS4l to be admitted to pro-
me stamp tax causes were concluded by the
attorney General for the State, and r. John.
NO. CO. j. and NJ Hardesty VS.. J.F.Wi,,
was commenced by J, Steele for the appel Ion
anu Geo. wells Tor the appellee .nMts
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, diwas paS
' ] &c" I'd Nh NE i? K s;S
g. '" y"H T 9s s M z @ sssss So
rae as' s :as
100 Joseph = @ e. % %s S@f s2 T1sG S: ~: S
:s H Is s % it q: & V" s 2;@ sas ~ a 80
Gs&r S te" Ho Happy alley 70 @ col
" i" So"
TO- ,e4 ,oo 1" @ q $50 7o
y, :, rs 5 corner ,eo
la - side "
%5,@%s gsand1S hcs shop, which re
10 " ' a .' ss s% ss lsas f .ss Bonds
IA ,e Auess 'O
Ss1 s ocn @s o Is,
TO- Is William Luxe deer, $40 0
d:S S st % ;'n; S'' 4. @
' 1873 0"f aS%ss f s 6 @ part o'' s'" front a.
~ "
81 II porn@ @E Hs Sd 5ss The east sid. OF Bond y $50
@ "' S'!' : Monument s
30 as James 5 Of o!!a
$Ss a;:ss oe deep ''a less
5=:;: s :5 :5 $sa :ss :' 'S 81, 81.
- 81 ire col Bona street, " S0'''sP' asa COZ
a. s ~aTns.S ssn S5 15 s
Ss; 1:S O. deep 10
m H fE CPS 1891
C; 4; $s ::: ;
3e " y
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49, 20 ' '"; 5 % S. e.; " s ,g
49, @ E aq sdS BIG $50 AGO
$ s e. '' ''"
~, DAVID :s sa
dwelling building and prsf
q ,,p SO rss3
As ae william | feet ss ss sGs Cara oga E is @ Deep east $50 o
corner of Canal and Cough 1877 s"
" 80, ; " IS = ] Cana. and Cough s so
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Pnq as. sSS
u.' ro'f ;"S 5s 1000 o
20 s,s, -, sol - ~, r a, - SO "a
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- . ~ tween Hamburg - y ~ ~ p
- : n pon, Road running y B. sisIa'4 w. w SO
Miss 5pnhs side properly
90 a ss
@ s: cay: s. t. v
~ ,on | w
s5 s de Jo ."ysn c,o N and oHRd u , ~
g. SIG, , 4Sn
"a $$s "a: S: ''' ?"
Sharp ana 80 S
Co. a .s ss s* ae s f Pax 's:E n 600 "
ss s: o,s .9 Era H @ ale. 80
,es r.. burg sn Nos ai S1 ae and 2s ~ , -
g o. y 1 and Sharp SHARP i v a 49,
- oos , aG 9 running running
:. "a a. r de de and Richmond - 49, w 4a
=. , $ story a"s frame back 1869 .s II
s., 10 40 Esnn%a
80 oas r 81 RS6%od andM .s s75 as
80 10 ia r ST., between Ross - sa
81. 10 1874 . Mq9s s a"f !f %s street. sec
e. Hs S G%yn ON alley ~ DICK dwelling ,na ass
. ~
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3d. ,os ps % S S : % ss E5 "ss , s os
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, June 81.
$1,000 Baltimore 6's, 1870, &c. and p) 1913
1000 do 6's. 1890, (opeRing) l0ls
1888 33-l0O do 6's, g lQla
ss4 ll-l0O do SIS, 1860, &c. and p.) s.
~ shares Chesapeake Bank div. off 81!
5 " Bank of Baltimore STl
3 90 Amer, Mutual Insur. Co. &c
" Bait. X Ohio RR 49i
Maryland 6's closed AT 70 for sale, opening) 76s bid
Bait 6's 1890, at l0ls for sale, (openingl loli bid.
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CUDDFNCHANCEs OF THT -

SUDDFIN CHANGES OF TIT WEATH.
- Err. We scarcely meet peisr IN who is moi more
or less doubled with cough 't cold Old and young
me pr adent and the mpI2uent, seem alike to com
daAy think il tenn orary cold, which will pass off
A a day or two. mis- is not always the case, as il
WILL in all probability, terminate in consumption if not
attended to In season. Our advice is, use HANcE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF H0ARHOUND, which
will cure YOU in two or three days. Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH S. HANCE, los Bat-
more ST., and at his old stand corner of Charles and
Pratt sts, je2S
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a FEW REASONS WHY EVERY PERSON
N SHOULD USE HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA
OR BLOOD PILLS.
They are composed entirely of Vegetable subs,an-
ces.
They PURIFY THE BLOOD, and invgora,e lhe
entire system
You can take them and 60 about your business with
out danger of taking cold
You can take them in damp or rainy weather.
HANCE'S GENUINE PILLS are sold at 25 cents
per box, oe five boxes for 81.
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, lOe Baltimore ST.,
and corner OF Charles and Pratt SITS. je25
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NANh FOX "a LIZ. The farm ui TIE late
Il Alexander Shepherd is offered FOR sale /, IL 10
cared 3! miles north Of the city. and N the county
aShIlIton, ana IN sight OF Rock Creek Church. The
buildings are new aud desirable, consisting o! 4
DWELL!NG-HOUSE.O versCet's. servants, ice, and
dairy houses, barns, GuthOuses, &c. The dwellings,
situated on an cElnenCc overlooking Bladenshurg and
the surrounding country. The farm contains about
2UO actcS-5O OF which IS woodland. and the remain
der under good improvements; also, all orchard Of
ch0ce apples, peaches. and pear trees Attached 10
the mouse i large and highly cultivated garden sup
piled with variety Of fruit IL is well waiered and
wooded, and 50 situated that it may be divided asoUi
equal, making two farms OF 100 each, in VII ch
case the north pat wouid contain building site equal
10 that on which the present house stands. From its
coHgulty to market it is desirable as well as to TIE
farmer who would make money from ITS products as
10 the gentleman OF leisure who would be within reach
OF The pleasure our city affords, and avoid the evils
OF q residence in it,
The terms are $4,000 down. and the balance On
term Of years
For further particulars apply 10 Mrs. Shepherd, oil
the premises, or to ;. Holmes at his store on 7tl
street, nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank.
SUSAN D. SHEPHERD, EXecutrix.
ielS .eOiW SiLNANUS HOLMES. Executor.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

NUItI II FNhUkItIJh SIEEEI,
EkS toe hight hand side going from Balt,nc re- p,
W Two doors from the corner-Nhere NAV he On
taines most speedy remedy foy GonorrhGa e,,ceir.
STRUCTURES, Seminal Weakness, pair III the Lo!us az,
iectons Of the Kidneys, and every Symptom Q! Sc
o.et DISEASE.
A CURE WARRANTED. OR No CHARGE MADE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ATTHEDAEcE from : in the MORNING TILL IL al Elsp,
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District of Column bia Advertisements
pT,EASIrRE ROST.

- saa-~s The subscribers respectfully an
Maxsxs s7Akmr nounce thai their Pleasure boat, the
NEzsaszzkES2E GEORGE WASHINGTON, VIII make
three trips every day irOu the liin street Bridge TO
VIZ. q. ". z. Cusis's Spring, a; Arlington. Tne boat
Will leave litR street Brdga at oy ock A. NJ. and
~ O'Clock, and O'Clock, 2. VI. The Doat, which IS
III fine order, VIII accommodate l9j passengers. No
culorcd PERSONS will be taken as Passengers, nor any
young persons except IN company with their parents
or guardians. Fare ~ cents going and returning
Parties may have the exclusive use OF the boat by
special agreement with the Captain. No spiiiu0us
liquors VIII be allowed on hoard the boat.
le2t-eo3l CARRERE x LAFON.
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WORTHY OF NOTICE,

DR.. sWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILL
CHERRY. the greatest remedy for Consu!nplion
Gods: Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis
Difficulty OF Breathing, Asthma. Pain in
the Side and Breasl. Whonpinc Cough
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
JOB lAQNH1N9a
3

sDe The undersigned, having made
many additions of E.3'W R'|.r..- TO
bis Printing EstabIishlllc
and superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared TO execute every description of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, CHECKs,
WAyBILLs, CncULARs,
Show BILLS, BALL TIcKETs,
STEAMBOAT Bills, BILLS or LADiNG,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HAYDBILLs, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s. LABELS, NoTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses.
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, EXhIbiiions,&c.
A beautiful assortment of Plain md Em.
bOssed CARDS on hand.
Orders from town and country will be
promptly answered, q, prices as low as those
of any other establishment.
Specimens Of work may be sccn n, tho
Office. The patronage Of the public Is re-
spcclfuly solicited
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Dec. 5, 1914.
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Newport Female Seminary,

very mir, aituriinn has been selected ~ locHiiuI
"a toT this Institution. The lirsI term Win com
mrnce the 2ld oi MAY The Misses COE establish ih',
"n the plan OI the Troy FCmnr seminary, with the
'"nii'Irn"" that no Institution cuuld allurd them mudr
m"re w0ithS ri imitation. They have secured ilr
lnust competent Teachers in each department, and
prepared To uer the best literary advantages ~ lncu-
lioil not 10 Ice surpassed Tor hrau, uI scenery aud
hrHlIhm climate.
Boardcrs, 300 per auuum, including ucl in winter,
sea bathing ~ summer An a. ~
lisli studies, 100 viii include music drawing aud
phiniing .intln and n'OdCrn langGages .
Day Scholars, per II weeks Primary Depart
m"nt, 80 per II weeks.
Ladies' desiring Ia spend the bathing season IN New
port, viii be- received ~ the Sc,niuary condition oi
pursuing some branch al study receiving lesson,
the pinno rrte guiigr, TLose whn wish lo uhIur
Pr"i Ewhrls' French class VIII apply hcuTe The ljh oi
june. His admirable system at teaching n too we'll
known To require communication.
REFERENCES.
kEwroRT.-Rcv e.. =. brooks. Rev. T.. Thayrr,
Capt THyluT, 4. =. ~, Capt Brcwcrtun, q. :. Eng-
neors Hon Henry \. CIansion, Pceg Clarke, Es and
Samuel u. Vernon, Esq
Ntw YoRK -Dr. Potts, Rev. l. MGson, Messrs
Iruie, Ward n kinR, aud John Giion Es,I.
BROokLyN-Drs stone, Cutler, Cox, Brt udhead and
Rev. Francis Ninton.
MugRIsrowN.-R A. Henry Dumont
BosTON.-A Igustus ThOruhikc, ESD, Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. DIR. Lowcll. Rev. DAVID Reed Rev.
u. n. KWk Rev. Wm NJ. Rogers, Rev. u. Winsiuw,
Principal ol beacon High School. Lowed Mason, Ea.
JAMAICA PLAINs.-kcv. ]. .. Ch0ulcs.
Newport, May 10, ISIS.
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NOTICE..

ANlRST quality of white lead, linsccd oil,
spirits of ,urpenllne, glass oi all kinds
and sizes, copnl, japan aud bright varnshcs,
red lead, black do, glue, sponge, brushes oi
oil kinds, borex, gold Leaf, rotten stone, bath
brick, verdlgrls, chalk, imperial green, IVORY
blnck, and every other article usually 'onnd
IN Paint Store, sold at the lowest cash
prices, aud on III" most reasonable terms by
IRISH g. STEVENS,
ii6, Thames street.
~ D. Particular attention pald to Paper.
.iup. March l3
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Extra Large Size Trees,
i'o' sale at nYFRs NURSERY, Nh,
berry Grove, Craustum.

f,xS. The prupri,lors ur this cStab
sSHtiFE lI~hucni would inform their Gus
ss-Yss% toners that the present ~ u
.ul,. pr"pcr tim" Ia transplant eyer
gtrcn tees, such as Daljam iir; ArbnvltH;
Ea''".n SprUce f.orvGy 40 llemIock, &c ,
and the scasun - now al hand when d"cldu
Gus trees may be removed also, such Gs
Scotch Iarch American do ; European f'e'
hmercnn Linden European Mountain Ash;
English 4 sh American Mountain do Sngni
Maple Scarlet Ond Norway do; European
Sycamorc Horse Chestnut Black Walnut;
bmtcruu, CataIpa Judas Tree Z; Pcrsim-
taon do; Chinese Alantlus Albele, or Sll.
yer i,"ai; Honey Locust; English. Scotch
aud American Elms American brnch and
Birch. a great proportion Of tho above can
ec furnished 9! largc gl"c, som" "i them
very lnrge. Wash,ngi"a |,'horn, hnckthprh.
aud Prln, Tor hedges Likewise ffnn Trees,
of Apple, Cherry, Peach, Nrclu-
rine aud Plum, Ounce, and 2icut variety
OF Fruit und Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
glnes, bnIbous and tubrrous rooted Flower
Plants, Grape Vines Asparagus roois, aud
n fac collection vi Iahlias, y Gori Boz, Tor
cdging.
N. B. Cherry Trees mny be had of large
sZs.
Orders left OF q. Dycr's Broad street, or
with &. Dyer. Jr. ~ Westminster II. Provl
Hence, or with the proprlctors, at the Nurse
y, vii! b. promptly attended TO.
Catalogues grnlls.
CHARLES O. DAEIEL i. DYER g. co. |
N Is. Orders cfl al Mr.. a. MUERiY's,
Pelham street, or at No. 9, John street, viii
De promptly attended to by our agent, JOHN /
Z. Lh DD, wto has ceIui"g1Iee aud will gs:e
III necessary advice gratis.
Newport April 24Ih-2ln.
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BOOTS e SHOES.
at 10. lJ7, CDamca=Street.

n hayo now on hand n complete assortment
q of BOOT'S a. .SHOES obtained from
New York, New Jersey, and The best manu-
laclurcrs of New England, comprising gen
uinc Frrnc'I Calf Boots--half boots s--cnlt,
goat skin aud seal Boots Ladies French
Slippers-and every desirable pattern Of Mo-
rocco and X id Shoes and chlldrcn's Shoes
of all kinds.
This stock ncods no recommend, and Gus
toners may bo assured that the prices will
secure to this the mcrltcL title OF The cheap
Cash Slcrc.'
MOSES II. BEEDE.
Newport, tth mo. 10Th, ISl5- .3m.
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Court Of Probnic, .NcUpori, Jine 9, ISi.

Court Of Probnir, .NcTpori, Jnle 2, 1915.
VHNIlE Commissioners Report Of claims on
q the estate Of Thomas G.. Brown, Sc
NOR, late Of Newport dec, was presented
for reception.
The sanic is received aud the consdcra
ton thereof referred To n Court oi Probate,
lo be holden at The Town Hall, IN Newport,
Oh the first Monday in July next, at 9
o'clock, n. m, aud notice is ordered to be
gwen by advertisement three successive
weeks IN the Hc,md Of hc Times, that all
persons interested may appear ut SAID tlnic
aud place and be- heard
IS II b. IIowLANp, Pro. Clk
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Cheap Umbrellas.
Marine and Fire Insurance.
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY, HARTFORD,

CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS,
WILL insure Vessels at sea, Cargocs,
W Ireights aud Catchlngs-a also. vessels
aud cargocs 10 port, y"ssels building, MANI
FACTORIES, houses and buildings oi all de
scrptions, merchandise, Furniture, lumber
and o.cry description OF property, safely
stored, yardcd or secured, againS, loss or
damage by Fire al he rcyy iorcd rates Of
premium, mol ercceding 5000 dollars on any
one risk.
BENJAMIN MUMFDRD, viii 'ccricv
and forward applications Tor the HLovc, aud
also for the BRISTOL County Mutual Fre in.
snrancc Company, New Bedford.
! Newport Feb q, 1915 TN.
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Newspaper Il Periodical Agency.
OPPOSITE col. MARS


iJS, Thames street, Newport, Il. l.
INllE subscriber, respectfully informs his
Newport, MIddeiown, Portsmouth and
jamestown friends, nlso The Summer Jisiiors
I" this place, (inany Of whom will rccognlzc
h'm as bnvng been employed at The old Post
Ollice for few years pasi,) aud the reading
public generally, That he has opened an en-.
Enlistment nj the above place, where he will
Keep - regular and fresh supply Of Daiiy and
U"kiy Newspapers. from New York, Boston,
Ph'laGclphla, &c.--Also. the ieadlng PERI
odicais md PomphLis of the day. which he
will furnish 10 those who aro disposed 10 MD
him ~ tins enterprise, on The most rcasona.
BILE terms, and will try 10 serve ihcm with
alacriiy.
TIMOTHY COGGESlIALL.
Mny TO-
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Summer ksOardcrs.

NyRs. CLARISSA ELLERY TllLEl,
VA aud her con, STOCkFORD, have de-
cldcd 10 open their Country House Tor the
reception of boardcrs. The situation IL IN
supagScJ, tcrg only one mrc from the busl.
ness part of Newport, and Is ~ tall view OF
the beach
The grounds 90 acros,) are highly cult.
waited, and every convenience ior the comfort
of bnarders will be provided. Persons de
sirous Of making engagements ior ihc
summer, will please address r'Ihcr "t thc
subscribers. at Newport, "r WIN. a. E.'cry
& Go. q, William street, New York; John
Inrtshoru. E.q. s6 State street. Boston
Charles u. Kmg, Artist, Washington Wa
parlIuw, Ed Baltimore. -
G.. v. TlLLEY,
:. t.. TlLLEY.
/ Newport, March 27, i8i1-JL
P.S. Cnmmodious stables arc attached tC
/ the csIahIIshmcut
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.TAMNANY 'IllLL HOUSE,
Nepp0rt, aDooe TGldn0.

>.STA This pleasant aud desirable
lssSH retreat iof summer visitors,
IEGy situated one mile aud quarter
from The State llou-c, IA Newport, command
ing delightful view of Nnrragsnsctt Bay.
mud nf the Town and i!arhor oi Newport
wiih The tnnldcalIonS aid Fubic Works
has been newly aud commodinusly Gled mp
aud furnished expressly with view 10 The
comfort, case aud enjoyment OF such as may
vIslt II rs residence during the warm months
ot summer; lis views are not surpassed for
variniy, extent or beauty The rides about IT
are dcIghtiul n5 cunyCnl"ncca for shoot
lng aud fishing are excellent. ,EuniIsuou-
Ia II, on the summit Of the I'M, ~ fine
Tower nnd Observatory, seventy fcct m
height, No expense hns been spared, and
the aubscrlber llndgra himself that neither
effort nor expense shall Ic. spared 60 gi,e
satisfaction Ia those whose patronage may be
extended 10 hlIn. lis house viii be open
for the reception ot company by the l0h Of
juno inst. Families eau DO conveniently
accommodated.
SYN ESTER Il. iIAXAEp.
Newport, June > 1916 CIV.
The Edliots Of the New York Courier g.
Enquirer will please publish the above once
n week for three wecka. aud send a paper
ana ihe bHl 10 the subSeriO"r Tor payfacnt.
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Court Of Probate, Newport, June 2, 1916

Court Of ProJate Newport, June 2, 1915.
A pPlIcATIoS j. made for an admnistra-
"a tor to be appointed on the estate of
James Il. Sherman, late OF Newport Trader,
dec.
The snme is received and the considcra-
ton thereof referred to n Court Of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hail. in Newport,
on the first Monday in July next, Mt 9
o'clock n. m. and notice Is ordered To
bo given by advertisement three success
slve weeks IN tho HeraM Of The Times, that
all persons interested mny appear at said
Time and place and be heard.
JJ B B. lIowLANp, Pro. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
NOTICE..

DRoposALs will be received from the Ply.
i sicians of Newport at the Town Clerks
Office, until the fret Monday III July next, to
vacclnate the inhabitants ogrccably 10 the
net OF ihs General Assembly; requiring the
vnccina'or 10 place IN the Town Clerks
office n blank book and record IN n lar aud
lcgiblc hand therein, the name and age of
every patient vaccinated, mud such other re-
marks aud observations ns he may deem use
iul, as soon after fulfilling the contract ~
may be convenient BY order.
B. B. ROWLAND, Council Cie,k.
June ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
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Court of Probate, .Necpori, Junt 2, lel5.
YNtiE Commissioners Report of claims on
II. the estate Of Giles Barney late OF New.
port, Blucksnith, dec. was presented for re.
ccpiIon.
The same is received and the consdcra.
noh thcrioi referred TO Court Of Probate
to be holden at the Town Hall in Newpor,
on the first Monday IN July next,ai o o'clock
Q. m. and notice IL ordered to be given by
advertisement three successive weeks IN the
HcrdM Of Mc Times, that nI persons inter
cstcd may appear at said time and place and
be heard.
- Il. b. IIowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
Court Probaie, .Ncmpon, June q lSl5.

Court Of Probate, .Ncmpon, June 2, lolJ.
VHyllE final A Administration Account on the
u estate OF John Bislcy, late Of Newport,
mariner, dec, was presented Tor allowance.
The same IL received aud the considcra-
tlon thereof referred to Court Of Pro
bate, tn be holden at tho Town Hall, in
Newport, on the iiIst Monday in July
next, at . O'clock a. m, and notice II ordered
to be gwen by advertisement three success
slve weeks in the Hcraid oCHe Times that
all persons interested may appear at said time
aud place and be heard.
Jj B. B. IlowLAND, Pro. CTR.