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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
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\ n You wish to buy Goods cheap call and ex.
anime onr stock, which we have just received
from New York and Philadelphia. This, added
t, our former stock, makes our assortment very
good. Our Goods hsve been srlcctcd with great
care as to style and quality, and we are therefore
prepared to offer great inducements 10 those wish
ing to purchases We hazard nothing in saving
that we are prepared 10 sell Goods as low as sny
House in the county. Call and give us a trial.
and If we don't sell you Goods cheap, we'll ac.
knowledge that this advertisement is all mfr
o. Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. #'8 #s#zE# r A. 90 =
M'ADOO, SCOTT & co.
Ha;lin's Mills, OraIisp, April s.. .l--3m
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PETERS PILLS,
LET NONE DESPAIR. p

gnliESE Pills have long been known nm,
- appreciated for their extraordinary and
immediate pnm"Is 81 restoring psrfcti htaItl
persons Suffering under nearly ,yrty Kim.
1T disease winch The human frame IL liable.
THY are particularly r-t omnrnded 10 ali
,hase persons Who are uIil'ied snh an, kind
&c chronic "r lingering complaint a. re- is ma
mrdirine hsE,re The public ahhh has 90 ma.
lufal aad happy an fleet npon The system 10
correcting the stnmacl, aud 1--we aud Ia the 70,
nation ofheaitsy chyic, and thereby purify
ing the blood.
They are acknoH lodged by the hundreds nd
thousands who are using them 10 he Mi nnly
tie nrpst mild and pirssani in their operation.
hui the most perfectly innncrni, safe and II
hcicnt medicine ever al ed "a the public.
Tii"sc who once maLe trial of these pills
never aiieIward feel willing IN be- wi,l,on'
them which a. sufficient proof OF their good
qualities.
.-- For sale at this Office.
Jay IT, "a
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WAo 30 i2ASLNo
DENTIST.

THANkFUL for past fvors, would rcspcct.
luny make known that be intends remain-
lng IN ms native county for a few weeks, during
winch 'imc ne hopes 10 have the pleasure Of SER
ing his friends, and as many as my think proper
70 fdSour him with their calls Office Is miles
west OF HIlisborough, and miles east Of Trol;nc.
ers Bridge Post Office.
Families waited on at their residence, (if re-.
qhefted.) 5st - y" y
n. b. As he intends making regular visits. zut.
hcent tIrc will be given 10 test the utility Of arti-
Trials, lif desirabe,) and no charge unless salts.
faction is given. s*ss 49,
Nay &c. A .~e-#-a - 70
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Balm of Columbia,
FOR THE HAIR.

RALDNEss cured, certainly and cfiectually
- The reputation Of an article is established
not BY extensive advertising and putting, but Nv
its known virtue and intrinsic value. The course
Of the Projectors Of the Balm of Columbia y
has.hecn in accordance with tho above fact. They
have Underwood 70 give TO the Public an article
with which the user would be pleased and satisii-
ed. II is well known to tlIsse who use this pre-.
partition, that il keeps the hair from falling out,
restores il on bald places in wonderful dcgpe
making the hair perfectly soft and glossy |; and,
what Is Of equal interest, keeps il entirely free
from dandruff; in fact, continued use Of il pre-
vents entirely an accumulation Of dandruff. Thi;
old established remedy for badness, is now for
sale in this place by d. Heart, Of whom the &C.
nnine only can be had. And by DIR. James
Young, Oxford, and J. d X. Sloan, Grcensbo.
rough. Sold, Wholesale, by Colnsteek & Co, 81
Cosslandt street, N. W rvs ~ a~ssF
April 8. ~ s., .~sg -a.s. IS ..a IL
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New store
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Sick Head ache Rgmss,
4 SURE CORRf
III SP0HAs nsse -.eia n.s..s
~ =. b ~ aulg rssFers,irz a I - s-.asAsi
ally enls 81 Nrrst q a sas.,l.a.7- soss-
uang ahis nrsirir ~ nrrrr k.1e ~. rssssss
aehs. n IroFae I'D Iuller -. =. ~ A@aa
esa~s. = = ssn'sis sunrd fAsn a /. - ~ 3 q
hoiile a DIS Remeay. assax
For ale b. D. Heari. HiIIsbor,.k
Dr, James Ycung. Or,
40 2, 4. r. Sloan, Gns .,sAa.
fflsnap III. III = lsotfbi.
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JUST OPENED,

TIE slh~uiAess iniend kesFinx uaGsann1ly q
n hanA = Ghrir Aew 6aars razGaf the Esan
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WORMS! WORMS,

BL'aNks for sc'e al his ogee,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24
Newport Female Scuil,ary.

very airs sittri.u hss been selected ~ lnrnti"n
~ fur TN, Institution. I ,s first term viii gun.
mrncr the 2ld uf Nav. The Moses COE esigL lis m $
The plan ~ the Troy frnIHfe - nnsry' 'nnh Tie
Cou1d,uce i,.'uo institution could nnprd Them model
murt Nui Ihy 'uf imitation. They have secured the
competent T"nchrrs ~ ench department. aud ATE
prepared oIcr IRE best literary advantages ~ lorh
ton not 10 be shrpass,d ig' ,eau'I OF Sctner, ""a
hcHlihml Cl,uialo. - %.
Boarders 900 per aunun including fuel IN winter,
sct naFing ~ and extensive course ~ Eng
sh studies, 200 VIII iuChlle music, drawing and
pa .ni.ny lHiIu ana Hdrtn iHnRuhges
Day Scholars, - per III weeks. Urinary oepMt-
ment, per II weeks. .'''
Ladies' desiring io spend The hE'Itu; senson ~ New
port ~ M he rsreived AZ the 5eihihhrS cnn'Iliun "i
pursung some branch 81 STUDY, receiving lrs-os 90.
the piano torlr or guitar lh"se ~ho wish io enter
rui wnrs' French cars viii apply belore the li 81
;rnwnlo require cu'amenIatiUir' &c. "'' - 90 '
/ ErEFRENcEs.
, SEwrosr.--acv G. (. Brooks rcv 7 Tha,rr,
Capt Ta,lur. 4, =. NJ Cnpt "Bf,Nye-ton. y. :. Fnsf
ieers Hon Hcur, Y. Cranston Ptlcg tEuke, Esq aud
Samuel u NtrHou, ESQ
Nav loHK DR. Po't- Rev. T.. Mason, Alrssrs.
Prime WariF& King. Md Juha t'hon, E-'l.
BRuoKLlN. N.-Drs stone, caller, Coz, Nr aJhcad,anj
.cv Francis Ninlon. "
MOI 1tT-UN Rev 4. Henry Dumont.
BGST1l' -"Adgu.tus ihurmIIkt, Eslp Hon. hhlnit
Law renee. Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. DAVID Reed, Rev.
T. \ Krk, Rev Wm NJ. Rogers. Rev u. WinNow,
Principal ul Bcarun High S'hnul, lowtt Mhsni, Esq
JAMAICA PLAINs.-Rey. J. - thonlcs
SlvANNAu-Rrv, W. Preston, NJ Hall McAlisiet,
ESQ, Franrs Surrel, 4. A. Snmtrs E.q. '' .s
Ii,GuE NA-Dr Whccw righG Waiter, Bowie, Eco
Newport, May 10, ls5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24
Fall River Branch Rail Road.
summer ARA pgcment.
F,ssss5 : g g s;;SsE2 s@is7 4 s4ssss

Trains leave Fall RIVER, daily, Sundays
excepted, for Taunton, Boston 81 Providence,
Of ga. m. and 2,p. m.
Trims leave Fall River daily Tor New
Brdfoid, nj a and 9 n. m. aud 81 p. m.
Trarps leave Boston daily for FuIl fveT
al = n. III. aud 4sp M.
iralus cave New Bedford daily fYr Fall
River, nl Z: -. IN. aud "a p. ~.
2asscugcrs from Newport tC Boston, New
ardford a. taunton, will be t.cSeiod through
via rhs Road by taking kinsley'S e,ngc TO
Fall over
T4r' Stage that leaves Newp-u AT "a
ocluck, p. IN. connects with ih" New Bed
ford train Al pas; 5, al Fall River, which
arrives in NeY LrGi0fd nt past G.
Fare from Newport To Boston, 81 Qo
i.o 10 Taunton, I.25
%. do New Bedford, I IS
Tickets for the route can be- procurcdat
r B. X NsLfg's stage office III Newport, l37,
,bam"s street, Ot
TIMOTHY COGGESlIALL, Agent.
SAMUEL. lLP. LEE, Slpf.
june H.. l34j-n.
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Gclcttco Toles.
SIGNING TIsE DEED,
The Lawyers ForgetfulnesA.
By ANN T.. PORTER.

/ IL one Qf those beautiful villages that
lie in the valley Of the Connecticut,
stands an old arlstocratic mansion, built
before the Revolutionary war. lov
seach it, by walking through lors
avenue of venerable elms, iha, were
planted by hands that have long since
mouldered in the grave. ,he long
narrow windows, whose small pancs re-
mind one Of q. litt y girls patchwork, the
deep recesses, the superabundancq oI
carved work, and wooden wainscoating
as well as the number and size Of the
tees that surround the house, all attest
lis antiquity
There are Two large rooms in front
looking out upon The spacious yard, but
in summer so thick and heavy Is the
foliage Of the rlms, that one can see
little Of what is passing in the street be-
yond. One Of theae apartments, "Ihc
south room" as II was termed by the
inmates, ope2ed into "A sort o. SUMNER
house or grapcry-the other into small
study, used also from, appearances, as u
,awvcr's office, if one could Judge iro;p
the looks Of reIoreLcc which lay upon
the table, and by sundry red tape docu-
ments, though from its retired situation,
and other causes which may appear IN
the sequel, few clients rc&or,cd hlthcr.
The library was srnall, but select, in
cluding the standard English law books,
and Il reek aad Latin classics There
were also works OF fiction, but none Of
the floating trash OF the day. Rcharp-
son, FieIding, Scott auA Irving, were
pre-eminent 10 this class One thug
was oLscrvabl le-a all the books of what.
ever kind, were wei, anl substantially
bound, al! H thicI. leather coyera, i,om
Blackstone, and "Stackhousc's 5 History
of the bible" TO the ycry last years
volume of Massachusetts Sta,s pnper2
In this room, one pleasant summcr
afternoon, not many ycsrs since, sal, or
rather rcclIncd in a large old fash, ,oned
oasy chair, an aged but nlbie iooling
man Few Of the terms commonly ap-
2icd To men who had numbered sixty
years, were applicable TO him. iie vas
neither witncrcd, dccrepjd or bent, but
still there was Gn appearance of Yog J.
ness, and u.s baIr was sllyery waite
ncGs. The expression OI Gls countc-
nance Indicated a naturally cgim ana
happy temperament, though AT tins time,
q hal e formed .rowD hoycycl oyer his
brow, as to ra,scd himself little, and
planting his right foot more firmly on the
ioor, curved his Agnl back 81 his ear,
as II 10 hear more distinctly The rcaicr
who sal by h,s side That reader was
ms gentle oaughtcy, and lo the old gen
tlcman, no music so cherm,ng - lie
sllyory tones OF her voice. But now ono
would imagine he heard strange dscorde
from the increasing shadows on his fore
l. cad, aud the knitting eye brovs Let
US listen a moment and sec what II Is,
that liko ltle lcavcu m = measure ur
meal IS lormen'lug IN the healt 81 lIic
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u octrn.
hr0m uraham's Magazine.
WE WERE BOYS TOGETHER.

u. GEORGE =. MORRIS.
W. were boys together,
AGd aGver can forget,
The school.h3pse on the heathes,
Ia childhood where wo Gnet:
Nor :ho green home to memory dear,
lis sorrows or i.s joys,
Which called tho transient smile on tear,
When you aud were boys
We were youths together,
And castles built in air
Your heart " as like n Fl alhor,
While mine was dash d with care
TO you came wealth with manhood'g { prunr
To me II brought alloys
No'er dreamed IN the primrose time,
When you a"d were boys.
We're old men together
The friends we loved Of yorc,
Llk0 leaves Of autumn wealhe,,
Are gone for over more -
How blest to aye The Impulse Syeu,
The hopo lime no'er destroys,
Wh,ch led our thoughts from earth to hesv n
When YOU and were boys.
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.-sIlE undersigned respectfully informs the
- public that he has taken the store No
81, Thnmea street, nearly opposite the Pos
Oaice. and has selected choice assortment
of DRUGS, .NEDiCLFES, &c. which he
offers for sale. Having served ten years in
the business with DR.. K. X. Hazard he feels
qualified to offer his services as Druggist,
TO the citizens Of Newport and vicinity, and
assures them that freaa medicines, of the
incest quality, will be kept constantly on
Gand. Great care will also be paid TO Phys-
claHs' prescriptions, ships and family medi.
cine chests, extracting Of teeth, &c.
A choice selection of the most approved
and valuable Patent Medicines kept constant
Iy on hand.
A share Of public patronage is respectful
ly SOLICITED.
CHRISTOPHER q. G. HAZARD.
June 10, 1915 -;im.
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X. IL. kINSLEY'S
DAILY FlRN AKDTNG EXPIRES.

DAILY ffEH ABIDING ENPkESS,
NOR barge and sma!l Packages lrxc!ndIng
NaII matter between Newport, Boston,
Fail RIVER, Taunton and New B"d(prd.-
Freight ~ Iarg Quantities taken al reduc' ..
rates.
Office in Newport at ~, 1Iiumes stree {,
opl4s.,e 3 Mafsh's Sir"" Store.
j. COCGESliALL, Agent.
Ohice N Gpsiuu nj Docll4le's Cry Tovcrn'
BrslIc street. rBe ~.
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Newspaper II Periodical Agency,
OPPOSiYE col MARSIrS.

i37, IhG~es' 'ai.eet, Newport, II. b
Tll| subscriber, respectfully informs his
Newport, Mlddletown, Portsmouth and
Jamestown friends, also ibc summer Visitors
to this place, tlnany of whom will recognlzc
hun MS baylng becD employed a. the old Post
Office for c lew ycars past, and the reading
public g"peSa~y, that he has opened an cs.
Establishments at The aboge place, where he will
keep regular and fresh supply Of Daiiy and
He'hiy Newspapers. from Ncy York, BD.ton,
PhIlnGelphla, &c.-Also. the leading Pee
odi;ois and Pamphieis. ~ The day, which he
will furnish TO those who are disposed to ald
him IN this enterprise, on the Doat rcasoga..
Bile terms. aud will try TO serve them with
aIacriy.
TIMOTHY C0GGESl.hLL.
Nav 10
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NEW aud beautiful assortment 0f SIX,
~ PaTn'hca Idncn, l,ambrc and Co'un
Cravars, piarn bud fancy, lIls day uP"u, q
aud selling very to" al
d. j. X N. It. GOULDT,
,j"y -. I76, Thames 81
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\ MKs. CLARISSA ELLERY TILLEY
AA and her son, STOCkFORA have de,
c'ded to open their Country House for The
reception of boarders. The situation is IN.
surpassed being only one u,lle from the bust
ness part Of Newport, nadis in aull yiew ol
she beach
The grounds (4O acres, are highly cult.
waited, and every convenience .or the Comfort
OF boarders will Se provided. Persons de-
slrous OF making engagements for the
sumr%er, will please address either of tie
subscribers, Mt Newport, or Wm. A. Ellcry
IL Go. 6, William street, New York /; John
llarlshorn. ESQ, S& Stale street, Boston /;
Charles u. King, Artist, Washington WIN.
f-arllow, Esq Baltimore. .-...
G.. =. TILLEY,
s. r. TlLLEY.
Newport, March 81, l3i5-til.
y. 5. Commodious stables are attached to
he esi abIshment.
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ATLANTIC HOUSE,
NsAmouAh, 94. u
4 NEW AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE,
Built or Tie site Of tie ,ceH kuonoa piace 8 miles
.froas .tcwport, on he Post ROad.

This House is now open for the recepioI
OF SUMNER VIsiToss, and pleasure Pan
fEs,-lt IS three stories high, aud contains
about 4"spaclous apd airy rooms. The bct
rooms and porlors vary fsom Ia to 20 fee
squire, and are II feet in ae!ght The Hal
extends the entire length Of tae house anc
Is admirably calculated for large parties -
No pains has been spared by tie subscriber
~ furnishing the House with all the relul,
sites aPperteining to such al establishment
.SraANGERs visiting the Island in pursuit ol
health or pleasure, will find the ATLANTIC
HOUSE, most desirable resort, as well for
,he comforts there afforded, as for its beauti.
ful iocalson and fine water prospeS, OF bay
sad ocean.
Attached to the House is Stable, shed
and Ten-pin alley. lIoRsrs s. CARRIAGES
are kept to let, aud lloRsE KEEPING careful.
ly attended to.
gaaiL.Es accommodated with board on
reasonable terms.
A share Of the public patronage 10 respect.
fully solicited. BENJAMIN BROWN,
Portsmouth, June lVth, lS45.-tt
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HE NTISTEs Y.

"Niv Rrt thou 80 f,lt,,iuus, rng'ug tooth
VIII, hTrpk tie I,'Etc tht pleasantly pt,sdli'd,
Mud rHisu such wn iirs Iu thN warm nhris
There's ruUn enough ui thee Hud U,Nhrt ~ ldU
A, ANY ot nv ulluWs may 1uast.I y"
Aud tirtrN rNoy . % mt.ht Il, t' r 'pp, tnti,
Ii the nrm "fHnrhuul Z. 20 ui'lre iutmrd
When she rrruft,cd NuJ tH .Hkr The place
~ that ruutrdtrrrN W'ith skr hud tted.
Aud iuuud too W'rk tutstuui the powerful t's'
G sprrndi1s hon mil siutw
NhN uisN yun ndt al 1--we in prH't Hnd love,
Aud hello ,Hth uth'r n Nour dHIN tu,l
You'd better de- ~ ,-aand Nuu aching unt,
warn ynu once Dgun &c., ,our raging step,
or bg Nuuf hopes ui custHtd. \ itrHtr
hhli shHll turn Hgnip.t Won, huA utrc Ir
Nub sll my might, Ne, 'r,, uyrtvoG LNrtiaL
- Il BOuTELLE, DtNrrsr,
Cornn oj lhdmos and Mary Sbeoi'
At his o,lice f'ev day aud at all hour'
NcMroM, Jun. g6. 1915.
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SPOOL TER EA d .
summer fiamncI,.

4 OST Iunc AAd, between the t""t Of
4 Mary st. aud Broad ST. or on th" Island,
'blnck silk velvet BAG, irlmIned wrh steel
beads, containing silk purse with gilt snap,
N which was i or four dollars Whoever
has Iound ,,c same aud will bring Irto the
office oi 'hc Ilrra,d OF the Tunes, Shall he
suitably rewarded. july 3
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.f'l&possessson giuel on or obcI-4 nis Isl 81
Hlgusi.
2A The nwer par, of the new
fss&4 house IN Green street recently
nss, occupied BY ,.e late John Cor.
s52 ban. For terms, &c. apply To
CHRISTOPHER j. BLlvEN.
.Ntmra,i, Miy ~. 1915.
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TO LET,

ftONSU MPTIvES BEAD - hcrcby
~ certify, that IN consequence OF fcpeaicH
apd neglected colds, my lungs became SER
ously Affected, and fora long time J suffered
Y,tb violent PAIN 10 thc breast, obstinate
Cough aud dlbcult E.pcctOJaiIon The
FymptorGs daily increasing ~ violence, had
recourse To various remedies with ~ avail,
uuIll used 7hoE,on'S 'o0Pobd NyTP g
Tar and Uosd .Ndphihd. winch effected u
perfect cure before ! had la.cn three bottles.
t. EVANS, Faycttc street below Arch.
Prepared only at the y. r.. corner oi tiith
aDd Spruce streets. Pucc ~ cents
Beware 81 CountciieIts.
For sale ~ Newport by
Dec. :. Il. J. TAYLOR
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New Books.

SArAnSTQG, a tale Of The Colony, b
~ COoyir;
Hild Western Scenes. a narrative of OIL
ventures tony years ogo, by n S9u1itr
Sketches of Prote-lanii-m ~ italy, pss'
aud present, by Rob,ii Bdia
For sale ~
JAMES H.3.N.HOkD'S
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G. o a l..

'E',lH best quality of RED ASH aud In
HiGH CO.IL, constantly oh hand nnt
,ar sale, at as low rate tor cash, n eau h,
bought IN Newport by the subscriber, un Tie
Perry Factory WHAT
NICHOLAS CLIFFORD
Newport, March 27, l8lj - On.
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Isy9l .g,D93sss,

Court Of Probate, .NeSpoa, Juty7, I04J.
.VnNHE Administrators first and final Ac.
IL count OH The estate OF Abigail Weaver
late of Newport, widow, dec, was presented
tor allowance.
The same Is read and received and fer.
red for consideration to a Court of Pro.
bate, To be holden at the Town Hall, ir
Newport, on the fist Monday in August
next, at 9 O'Clock o. m, and notice ordered
10 be given thereof by advertisement three
successive weeks in the Hvaid oCMe Times
that all persons interested may appear at said
time and place aud be heard.
A true copy-wltness,
JiO B. B. llowLAND, Pro. Cpk.
Court Of Probate, .Ns,port, Iuty 7, 1915.
A N instrument in writing, dated the ooh
"A day Of May. 1915, purpor,ing TO be the
last w Ill and Testament Of ElIennc Paschal
Falsneau, late of Newpmt. Hair Dresser,
dec, was presented by Robert =. Lee aud
Edward A. Sherman, the Executors thereof,
for Probate and for Letters Testamcnlary
thereon.
The same is read and received and refer
red for consideration To a Court Of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall in Newport,
on the first Monday in Aug. next,at o'clock,
q. m. and notice ordered To be given thereof
By advertisement three successive weeks IN
The Heraid Of The Times, that all persons in
tcrcsed may appear at said time and place
and'be heard.
A true copy-witness,
JlO B. B. IlowLAND, Pro. Clk.
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FOR SALN,
BY WM. S. VOSE,
MA A COTTAGE hn Ka'

ll,I@ street, containing IL rooms
next north of the Touro street Cottage
The Cottage u well finished with marble
mantle p:cces and Crates The rooms arc
quite large, from l6 by 2G.,o y. feet square
Also brick clstern aud n enc well, with
pipes leading into the house. The lot is en-
closed 10 with ornamcnlaI trceS; has fine
garden with frult trees md shrubbery; and a
beautiful arbor, supported by 10 cedar posts
enclosed with yipes and trees. The situa.
lion is not surpassed, having fine ylew oi
the Bay and Ocean.
Also for sale, beautiful lot Oh the corner
Of South Touro street aud The Bath Road,
containing nearly one mere, enclosed with
trees. Also one building below, ll2 feet by
81, containing ) bowling Alleys and Billiard
Table. SAID property will be sold on rca.
s0nablc terms. For further particulars. call
at POSES COTTAGE, at the head OF
Touro street. June %.
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INSURE dwelling houses, Warch cs
and buildings IN general, merchandise,
household furniture, ships building, ships
IN port and their cargoes, and every descrlp.
,,Gn of personal property, against loss or
damage by fire.
J. SMITH ROC ERS, Presidrm
/ X. w. MAHTIN, Secretary.
/ DIREcroP s.-J Smith Rogers, James B,iar,
James Mcbride, John Adams, lohn llaggery,
GuIian G. Vorplanck, John JGhnsop, Joseph
kornochan, John Palmer, vgier lorIllard,
James Mccall, Robert ,lcCoskry, Henry Pa
rish, Reuben Wihcrs, William Scott, foril-
uand Su, dam, Peter |. Nevlug, Il ichnrd Irwin
Z. V. ;. Roosevelt 7. ~ iIurItal, George !
Pollen, William Colgate, lowell iiolbrook.
( The undersigned are the only authorised
agents Of sald company IN Newport, aud
they are prepared to insarf any of the above
named property p Scmport and It's vicinity
the terms, &c. oi insurance will be wade
known OH application To us.
II. Y. CRAESTGN s. son.
/ Newport, Feb. ID lSll
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FOR SALE,

@A The subscriber offers for sale
ls& his pleasantly situated house ~
H((3 Bridge street, cornes os Third.
Ii is IN good repair, and Is wed calculated for
two Misunderstanding a well Of wuler, rain
water cistern, With pump in the waShroom,
&c. &c. For terms, apply 10 BrNl. FINcB.
WALTER W. Mons.
Newport, July 10, l8lJ-U.
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commissioners and Adlhi
nistr1eOr's Notice.

rI'IlE subscribers having been duly ap.
pointed by the Hon. Court Of Probate
of the town Of Newport, Commissioners to
receive, examine and allow the claims Of the
creditors Of the estate Of James y. Sherman,
late OF Newport, dec, represented nsovent,
and six months from this date being allowed
by said Court for the creditors to pscscnt
md prove their claims before said Commis-
sioners, we will attend at tho office Of
Peter r. Remington, on the Cd Saturdays in
November, December and January next. n,
o'clock, p. m, for the purpose of deciding
on such claims as may be presented against
said estate.
JAMES LAwTON,
Jos. NJ. IIAnMErT, Commis'rs.
CH,s. N. TiLLEY,
Newport, July z, lSI5.
All persons indebted TO said estute are re-
1uested to make immediate payment 70
PETER y. REMINGTON, Admr
Newport, July Z, lsl5.
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Administrators Notice.

VI'IIE subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been appointed by the Court OF
Probate of the town OF Newport, Administra-
tor on the estate of John Corban. late OF
Newport, deceased, and hns taken upon
himself tha, trust by giving bonds MS the law
dlrecls.-hll persons having demands against
said estate ore requested TO presen, the same
for settlement, aud oil persons indebted to
make immediate payment To
PETER =. REMINGTON, .Aim'r.,
with the W III anncxcd.
Newport, July Z, 1915.
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S T O Y ( S,
STYLE VEST1NGS.

"a UNMrR VEsTINGs, of all the garons fab.
~ rlcs and patterns, SI!k, Salms, Challo
Cashmere and Marscllcs, of the latest IIn-
portolons, just recelycd and for sale by
May |. D. J. * \. ii. GOULD.