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COTTON FACTORY

For SdIe.
E'iiE COTTON FACTORY. known m HOY.
wpr' .tI1ef pn Jpns Greek n Fparltln u, r.. r-.o
''mH hY,t nj 20 nl". rtuys T'tprtf be- @ Nv hr pro-
ni.'s. 100 N"ri'., t' -v.b % fpll nat
THE property u1Jsd ra $50. std.s,.at
e1"Nhs ~ ''t'' N gri lHf Gs,y Ndiinr b. if fck
~ ~ '' ire two 'res fF with basement u dwell
ing mouse is rni asaso i' Office Hu hrisrs nv tnfsbs m
ctnry r1nft NJ li aprss Cai frs wing frame. oo
plate pecicr, rrEer anil srrf Tn email ,,..
canned 'n hfr Boy o." t' proprietor ty ,rtfs b. known o.,
have been pfutabr, hOus conducted with small espt,I 81
r yirna iurrd Dui hs hr fras fine b.t.-
1 hu N 1917 DC itrfy bern tir ~ addition 10, .
cotton mandatory, believed site n,s.s every tbg
rq1i'r Tor ilc mlnu ~ wO0lcus Tne property viii H.
soh tortth'T 0f sopefsts psrcsit 10 pnfcls,ts
REUBEN RAgLAND. Er'r
mn zt-fw ~ Joe Haywood deed
JJ- Rozton At7s siH so,v 7,v nm IAN AMI
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NEODLRN BRITISH ESSAYISrS.-Con

O'''iN-' I'M ts'csot 10 Dom
L'h inbuiU IA tho Einburg Review by Francis J,fy- no
one OF the Judges Of h Court Of SESSIONS Scotland complete In
octave
GuzHs Northumberland history Civilization in Eufos
from The fall o the Roman Empire French Revolution
'uiho The pfim" Mntt"r O." France with oee
s.Dhai notes ~ e. t. Heaty -. H. Pfoz Philosophy nd
History ~ The Jniycty o. the city of New Yo paris 3,
cents each Just published, foT BY
NH DFINKCR l. Npuptz
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Mr. .Portored. NJ Nashville was killed on tho Il,h in
stani, With Mr.. T.. y. e. Judson. The
excitement against tic murderer very great Sevors
pistols were discharged n him by the brother of the de-
cea'ed add his ncnds, bot without njurng him. Ho was
committed 10 prison.
letter wnuon NJ Nashville tho 18th instant, and
Published 10 The CincnHau Atas ~ Friday, says
Last night about ~ O'clock, mob broke tho jai
and sekod Jud-on. Manned and almost Naked they threw
him into tho street. 10 b. hung lie begged for iniste
which WIS denied himu fe1fed not dsah, bot request
ed 10 b. shot, sud bggsd last there geBtcInar
preient thSt ho would shoot him. Thoy TOOK hiiu 10 i'
square snd him up ts rail Of awedg post; h
rope broke and he FELL when he taken back 10 jail
where lIo lies u die sOme time during the night
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The MAJ Orally.
ptgtf..a.r M.reh OH fal

t. tho Editors Of the Wing;
Grntcm9n-As tho tine s rapidly approaching when
III the trh q rulrc will bee Ii.d upon 10
decide, eDr-, Win 1l be- t. ucAt H,yof Ol THIS CIV
permit me most respectfully no'rurtc The Hon Ino NJ
Bolts ~ 10 person 90 discharge tho duties Oi tho Office
nan who Is vtd.dt Wy one fixed principle which dcu
mines him 90 ccm nothing but what upright elevated
end just, and o. obhor and any anl every ng that
may tue oes appear hafr deceptive. Certainly no
doubt ~ hls cspsJiiy; U' II Dr. fact
too we'll established, tha hc " 81 tho talented
men, u not ths mos sp no the State Ol Virginia. some
believe his superior - nowhere 20 be found such is Mr.
Adams opinion and such Just he opinion o. the writer
Tie wa hon Ia bc great 10 s stupondous aud versatile
mind 80 inyrbgHton BE- dnicult, subject prcscut
itf"li VII ch to does not iumnan. Superiority, m fomo
respects, belongs a. hoIsnniF pfoonncuco wlaryef
h7 undertake., always h' porokatvr Tho gfestnos4 II
most mc like objects seen through MIST d'minishos will,
the distance bat Jno. VI. Bolts like tower seen star o
under f'ar Ky, rises IN grandeur and publinty with
every step Of approach Such the character II Tho man
whom prpo91 as candidate Tor the Office Of Msyor and
feel confident tins will with hearty re-
apynse frJm tho citizens Of Richmond. T..
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE.

FINlE subscriber having taken that new and
- comm apu' budiur i2,h street between NAN and
Cary. known ~, "r4nson brgso eaH The susoop AZ an,
public 70 % under ~ new nsns uf 81. CHARLES HOUSE,
fvey chou VIII br utfs p~sss bOs WIN may Gi,o ,s A.
eswnn rll, mi everything dunk die,
~ hfsaa f can be- procured found reads r., ca
l"n,'---aui always ssrved IN superior style.
NH l6-ams " 4, tpvpscy
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RRODlES SURGERY, &c.-Clinical Lee
- lures Surgery derccd a. 81 Georges Hospital b. Fir
benlamlH Efodic, = r. surgeon 70 tIc queen. Ee.
hughes Ausculdtuns cErlt lr 10 tie prtees ~
Aus-utou AMI other modes Physical DagnD.s intended In
simplify tho study NJ H DISEASES OF tbs Lungs is Heat by n
" hughes VI y fellow n the Royal College n Physicians &C.
VOL lsao Just published, Tor ale By
nh 20 DRiNKER n MORRIS
UNPUwDER TgA-G haf el.ts pune qualify landing and
- for fa" by DAVENPORT ALLEN a 90
'oblth-t' essfs 'uck Lcyr-s lsdirz and IN ~
~ mh,' DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 90
EeALiiHuRL WnisRLf-.O h.rls lp- .ais hv
NH A. q sr
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
CHANGES.
icy GAL,.AIuEu, ELLIorr s. 90.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH vi. IsIs.

AZ SEE FIRST FACE. Tor first part OF the conunu-
alton of the Speech Ut Mr.. S.UruAlL.
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yNliE admirable system Of Life Insurance
- which this institution has ranzcd aud
1ch Sei distinction Europe, for tSe highest
favor m hmrucs burnr tlr short pefof ~ rsab@ntn
the UHed Hates H. principles have unqualified approval
NJ many fren AID The pnirrts ueuteh fully
tests f public confidence favor. - further Euas
The standing 81 - Conrany the subscriber public
The Board ~ Directors residing New York composed a
gentleman ofthc highest character aud responsibility vey
rum ~ be pcrf nruy invested IN The Unuri saes
~ three ~ thee DHecofs Trustees says the
Assured 81 cases NJ disputed claims should
Pamphh- combining Annual gerrti mi much gene
raj information togeth with the Rociatya
snd tho fullest information may BE- oanrd Application
Subscriber
Of Rabs-fgr n Fs,sraEss Of stao y. .,s6 M
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From the VallsV Star.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITITTE

We publish the following the request of one Of ou
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inh Annual Meeting of the S,ockhoLle,,
inc Franklin Manufacturing Company of Richnona ,.,
20 req S' The Paper Mil Monday. 9Th Ami ns,
NH 26-dtd JAMES n IN,
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SAMPLES AT STARR ~ cos.
A CHOICE SELECTION.

w II JE4N4NlNpo N w., new 4 DIRK, have
opened their Spring and supply Cloths
CasAmcres aud Nesing- probably the
of hnuse in New York. greatest being seeei
by their agents IN London
We have just received samples Of the pan them
prepared for many as
they may like TO ofdassanng them style ni.i aLd
pnce, 'han be such leave fur complaint.
STARR n cos I.sc's Corner,
ubo5
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DORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
We sale, csrgo sch vota nt dfse, from
Mayagucz trrrto Rcoj, e0nsisnnr Of
I0S Minus rfiar rono Rico stfGARa
90 hhis prime H0IAHaHS
5000 nue oRANGBs-iandns On The Doet dsy
NH ~ WYNN, BACON 4 co
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
The Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company,
No. II, Wall.Slreet, New York.

TT is now fifteen months since this inSilu ION
i commenced the business of Life Insurance
on the liberal plan then first announced in its
prospectus. That The principles therein con-
taned have met with the appreciation of those
who have sought the advantages which such an
institution affords in making provision for a
family, needs no other proof than the statement
of the facts that 2235 policies have been issued
and that premiums to The amount OF S206, 6,4o7, 80
have been received during that period
The Company issued during the month OF
July, ISi6, lag neo policies viz
! To Merchants and Traders 81; Planters and
Farmers, 4; Clerks 9; Clergymen, s. phySi
cans4 Lawyers, II; Mechanics, Is; Manu-
faclurerS, 7 Professors, 3; Ladies, .; Mem
ber Of Congress, Secretary of Insurance
Company, !; ; Cashier, !; Agents, 7; students
3; Other occupations, 6. Whole number lag.
The company has met witt but eight losses
amounting TO S24, 500, which has been paid tC
widows aud their children.
JOHN ID. NORTHAM agent
c. CorToN, NJ. d., Medical Examiner
Sept. l7th 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29

These Vessels are commanded by experienced and
humane Masters aud particular attention will be paid
TO the accommodation aud good treatment OF Passen'
gers under the er charge.
Persons ishing 10 send for their friends, do So
by procur . aCertcate Of Passageof IIARND n Co,
Boston, specifying what Vessel they wish them To come
by aud the day Of leaving, thus saving them the
penso OF any detention in Liverpool.
HARNDEN az Co., wishing 10 conduct their business
upon principles of tarness and equity to prevent fraud
and deception have but price for passage, which IN
all cases includes head money and bread stuifs. Pre-
paid Passengers always have the preference over Pas
sengers paying in Liverpool
Those applying by letter or otherwise, for Certif-
Gates of Passage should in all cases furnish the names
aud ages OF the persons sent for with their address IN
IulI, 10 enable Messrs Ilarnden ca. Of Liverpool Ia
notify them OF the proper time TO leave home, aud iur-
nish other necessary information.
To persona returning home, this Line also offers SUI
perior facilities and accommodation.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
Court of Probate, .Neppori, Oct. 5, 1916.


A PPLICATION is made in writing, by Sarah
IA Pitman, widow, for an Administrator TO be
appointed on the estate of 'rhomas 6. Pitman,
late of Newport, decd the same is received
and referred for consideration to a Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport on the first Monday in November
next, at 9 o'clock, q. m, and notice thereof
ordered to be given by advertisement for
three successive weeks in the Herald Of
the Times, that all persons interested may
appear at said time and place and be heard.
True copy-witness,
oct. 8. B. b. Rowland, Prob. Crk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
PAPER HANGINGS,
JUST RECEIVED.

I>IlE subscriber having received the agen.
Il cy from an Importer aud Manufactured
of Paper flangings, now offers for sale al
the Glass and China Store, No. 2, IIommond's
Row, Thames St., complete assortment Of
The above, of This Springs Patterns, which
will be sold lower than at any other store in
town. Among them may be found some OF
Extra Width. Persons who are in want oi
Paper Ilangings, will do we'll to call before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN r. STANHOPE.
Newport, March 10, lS46-:f
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
YOUNG'S CONFECTIONERY:
Fruit and Fancy store:
ICE CREAM SALOON. &C.
at No. 179, Thames-strt,
NEXT SOUTH OF TOWN HALL

T wish to inform my friends and the public
i generally, that | have taken the above nam
ed establishment, and intend keeping as great
a variety of goods as can be found in any similar
store in Newport lhave just returned from New
York, where | have made arrangements to re-
ceve all kinds of Fruit as it comes fresh into the
market. have always ON hand oo good and
large an assortment of Candies as Gan be found
i'm the State: Nuts of all kinds, Oranges, Lemons
Pine Apples, &c. Toys of every description.
NV Fancy Goods consist ofevery article uSu-
ally called for at such Store silk purses pock-
ct books hair tooth, cloth and shoe Brushes
combs of all kinds, bird cages, fancy and work
boxes, canes of all kinds. Willow Cradles and
great many other things too numerous to men
tion Pcrfumcry of all kinds, soaps, iialr
OIL PomadeS, CoogncS, Ne, %c., all oil Which
will sell at the very lowcStprlc
Ice Cream made pure, and fresh served up
every hour in the y,and Families supplied ON
the most reasonable terms Entrance To Ice
Cream Saloon by the North Door, or through
the Store. Goods delivered lIec ol cxpenSe
H. II. YOUNG.
NB Ihave large assortment ol ialr
Work. which I will close up al cost.
Newport, July 2d, lS4G-lm.
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REAlIrTANCES.

For the convenience OF persons wishing TO remit
money To their friends, we keep constantly Tor sale
DRAFTS AT SIGHT, which are cashed at any Bans
iu England Ireland or scotland Duplicate Checks are
always furnished insure the purchasers against loss
NJ B. The accommodations aud reputation OF thu
Line are SUCH that other persons advertise to bring ou
Passengers by it, aud the public are respectfully inform
ed that IARNDEN a. Co. are the only authorized
Agents To sell Tickets for the Line.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
Administrators Notice.

TIME undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate, Administrator
on the estate of Wanton Il. Sherman, late of
Newport, decd, and having qualified himsel ac-
cording TO law, hereby requests all persons hav-
ing demands against said estate, to present them
for settlement, and those indebted to make i'm
mediate payment.
ROBERT SHERMAN, ID, Admir-:
Newport, Oct 9TH, lSl6.
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JAMES RAMM0MD'S

1895 Moses from an old Manse, by Nathan
iei Haoihorne,
1896 Achievements of the knights of Malta,
by .4ler Sutherland, Esq.
1897 Pictures from lloly,by Charles Dickens, !
1854 Emilia Wyndham, by the author OF
Two Old Mems Tales" !
1898 Philanthropy or My Mothers Bible,
founded on an incident which happen
ed in New York,
3239 Shores of the Mediterranean with
Sketches of travel in lS43,-45, by
Francis Schroeder,
1855 Dolores, a novel of South America, by
Ha,ro Huying, 2
1856 Consuelo, novel, by George Sand, 2
1857 Napoleon, and his Marshals, by J. II.
Headiey, 2
32i0 Red Skins or Indian and lnjin, being
the conclusion of the "Liulepage
Manuscripts" by J. H. Cooper, 2
1858 Twenty Years after or three Nous
quetalres, being sequel to the "Three
Guardsmen," from the French OF Du-
324l Temper and Temperament or Va
reties Of Character, by Mrs. Ellis, |
$500 Count of Monte Christie, with ilusua-
tons, by "A. Dumas, a
slIJO
venes, a tale OF the Huguenot War
BY Eugene Sue,
1891 Life of Major General Zachary Tay
lor with sketches of the lives anc
heroic acts, of many other Officers
engaged in the defence OF Fort Brown
and IN the actions OF the 9Th and 9f
OF May, by &. Frank POweH,
3242 Clement of Rome or Scenes from the
Christianity of the First Century, by
Mrs. JoSiin,
3243 The Bible, the Koran, and the Tamuet
or Biblical Legends Of The Mussul
mans, compiled from Arabic sources
and compared with Jewish Traditions
by DR.. G.. WrH,
1914 Life Of Roger Williams, Founder o
the State Of Rhode Islanj,by Wiiiian
GammeH, n. NJ. Professor of Rheto
rlc IN Brown University,
3245 Laneton Parsonage, tale by the al
thor of "Amy Herbert"
32i6 Aunt Pa,ty's Scrap bag. by CarOhn
| lee Hentz.
$500 Father Darcy, by the author of "Tw
| Old Mems Tales"
1898 The Trappers Bride, by Percy B. 81
| John,
1884 Blanche of Brandywine /; or Septem
H Der the Eleventh, l777, a romano,
combining the Poetry. Legend, an'
| History, of the Battle of Brandywlne
by George Lippard, Esq
1896 Fanny the Llltle MIlllner or the Rc
and the Poor, by Charles RoCcrOh
3247 Chillon, a tale of the Great Reiorma
tion of the Sixteenth Century, by Jan
| Louisa UWidmS.
324S Two Lives or To Seem aud TO BE
by Maria J, Mcintosh,
1896 Heidelberg, romance, by James =,
32i9 The Life, and Correspondence OF Joh
! Foster, edited by J. f. RyIand, wit
II notices of Mr.. Foster, as a preacher
and companion, by John ShePpard
1897 The Forest knight, or Early Tunes Il
! Kentucky,a romance,by J D.Uo,"Se,
3596 Genevieve or the Chevaller o! MaIso
Rouge. an episode of 1893 by Aleran
der Dumas,
1850 My Crockett Sampler,b Mss Lambert
II with numerous illustrations,
l,200 VoLS.-History- Voyages an
II Travels
l,2OO VOLS. .-Misceiianeous UCks-
$500 vOLS.-Nopels-- Tales and Re
In all, over 5000 VOLS
Being the Largest Circulating Lbraryin Ne'
England.
H Newnort. Oct. % IS46.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE,
No. 161, Thames-strt.
The subscriber has full and complete aSSort
ment of
READY M ADE
G. T. o Il HI L n q

on hand. which he will sell as low as any one
in the state of Rhode Island
Not decming it necessary to aSunlSh the ma
tiveS, and attract attention, by Offering reward
of an independent fortune nobody knows iol
what-or publishing an inventory of goods as
long as the moral law, and Geiylng all creation
to show as many jackets and trowSerS as nc can
he will merely say, that his old friends and
the public who will give him call, shall have
the worth of their money,-and that such arti-
cleS as are usually found IN Clothlng-Store,
may be found in his. Among them are
Dress Coats-Frock Goats,
Pant aloons, Vests, Blue Jackets,
Tweed Sacks, Gngham,
Linen and Cotton do,
Shirls,-ofa all kinds Overalls,
Green Jackets Bosoms, Collars,
Stocks, Drawers, s,-Crava,s,-
OIL SUITS, SC, &c.
Tailoring carried on as usual-cuil'ng
particularly attended to, ,
JAMES HORSWELL.
May 9lst, l846.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
BENZ. Marsh Jr.
MO. las. THAMEs-sTREET

HAS just received from New York,
Il q fresh supply OF Ladies Cater Boots
from one Of the best manuiact0ry's IN the
city, and will be prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice, any color or size to match
dresses at the very lowest .Ne,D York prices.
Also, a large assortment of desirable ar
,icIes, suitable for the season, consisting OF
Ladies' first quality French Morocco and KID
Shoes, together with Misses and Chldren's,
of all descriptions and prices Also, qnan
tity Of Children's leather and colored Morocco
Shoes, little shop worn for 25 cts. pair
Those who are in want of the above articles
will please call where they cannot fail TO bt
nted both in quality and prices.
| AprIl 9th 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29

For the accommodation OF those residing in Fall Xiv
er and Newport, we have appointed Mr. RUFUS b'
IkINSLEY Proprietor OF the Boston Express Agent Tor
the Sale of our Passage Tickets and Bills OF Exchange
For further iniormation apply at his Offices, III Mount
Hope Building, Fall River-or IL Thames-stree New
mort, II. I,--Cr to HAHNDEH A. Co NO l2O, Slhte-si
and Z. COuTl-st., Boston. Feb. l9, le46-3m
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gs9@l lgI@s5sss>
AssiGncc's Notice.

Assigncc's Notice.
KNILLIAM HOLLOWAY, Junr., of
w North Kingston, having made an assign
ment of his property to us, in Trust for the
benefit of his creditors; said creditors are hereby
notified that six months from the date hereof are
allowed by said assignment for them to present
their claims to us,-and they must present their
claims within that time and give him final dis
charge, or they will receive no benefit iom said
assignment.
SYLVESTER G. SIEARMAN, ! Ass;onces
THOMAS 5. HOLLOWAY,
Wexford, May %, 1866 mos.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
DEAFNESS CURED

This INVALUABLE REME6y. is n compound ol iour dl
erent Oils, one of which the ACTIVE AND PRINCIPAL
lINaRgDIENT is obtained by disatIon from the bark
of certain species of Walnut, hitherto unknown Tor
its remarkable virtues IN diseases of the Ear.
| RoNE, N. Y, Jan. Is 1876.
The Oil Is selling much better than we expected and
gives salts faction so far as we have learnt person
was in the store to-day TO whom we had sold bottle
who said had entirely restored the hearing to one ear
aud that he able hear the tick of watch by the
other both of which before had been entirely deaf for
sev vera years. Signed
BIssELL a. LEONARD Druggists.
For sale in Newport only by r. J. Taylor, Druggist
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
OIL &SOAP FACTORY
vuyIIE subscriber has just completed his
IL establishment for the Manufacture Of
SPERM 81 WHALE OIL,
SOAP OF VARIOUS KINDS, &c.

lie has now on hand and for sale, at the
lowest prices, first quality bleached and un-
bIeached SPERM and WHALE OIL
Also CHEMICAL q COMPOSITION
OIL-all of which he warrants to give per-
feet satisfaction. The public are respectfully
invited 10 call, examine, and test the articles
he offers. JOHN ID. NOR RFHAM.
Newport, March 3, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
DAGUERREOTYPES.
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS IN
The Mystic Art.
NIANCHESTER 4 BROTHER,

VJANCEHESTER n BROTHER,
Itl having again returned to Newport aud o.
pened rooms on The corner Of Thames 4 Mary
SITS. over J. IL. Jouvet's Store. in building oc-
,cupied by DR.. Boulelle,-are now prepared after
four years successful practice, 10 execute Min
alures in style which cannot fail TO please the
most Iastidious and critical observers-From n
late discovery in chemical preparation peculiar
to ourselves we are enabled to finish our mn
aures in manner giving beauty and dnrabill-
" unrvaIed by any.-Likencsses taken equally
we'll in any weather, and warranted to suit Gus
omers in every respect, or no pay is required.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and examine our specimens.
| Plates, cases, apparatus, &c, furnished to OPP
orators; and instruction gwen in the Art.
Newport, June lS 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
GrrS~ b The steamer "PERRY,"
s&sYy8ifTI' Captain WooLSEY, will leave
hxsfssz1zszzzzh5( Sayer'S WharfD Newport for
Fall River at 4 before z. NJ. connecting at
River with the Cars for Taunton, Boston and
New Bedford. Returning will leave Fall River
for Newport at l04 A. NJ, or on arrival OF the
Cars from the above named places.
On Saturdays will leave Fall River for New
port at 6l p. NJ
I On Monday Mornings will leave Newport at
s - o'clock for Fall River, touching at Bristol
Ferry, (BriSto Side,) every trip, going and re-
turning until further notice
FARES.
From Newpor, to Boston, each way, Sl,5O
&" Bristol Ferry to do " LOU
4" +. River to Newport, a" %
From Bristol Ferry to Newp't each way 50
New Bedford to do. LOU
Taunton to do. LOO
Tickets may be obtained at r. b. KI.NS-
'LEY.S Express Office, No. z, State Street,
Boston; at the DEPOT of the New Bedford
and Fall River Rah Road and on board the
Steamer PERRY.
Passengers Baggage go through to New
port by crates in charge OF Baggage Master
/ oct |. 1876.
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tertained by the United States government. We
are at once met with an insuperable obstacle to
having this national undertaking; and it was
with the view OF overcoming this difficulty, that
Mr. Whitney's project was submitted to the con-
sideration OF Congress. This gentleman, who has
manifested a zeal and perseverance for the under
taking of the wsrk highly commendable and pa
troc, promises TO build the road in a substantial
and durable manner-eqnal to the best railroads
in the couniry-provided Congress will give him
strip ofland thirty miles in width on each side OF
it, from the proceeds of the sales of which, from
time to time, he will be provided with funds to
carry it on. This plan, it is supposed, would
take away the obnoxious features, and avoid the
constitutional objects of those who deny the right
of the government to make it a national under
taking.