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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24
T. T. CiiIION. - -

R,ware OF these mp0siti0ns which are daliv
palmcd upon the pubic. bearing tie name of
my article, which Is CllOLLEA MORhUs,
DNSENTERT ANO bIAFRilGA COR
dial, which lmpostor they have borrowed
Also, they have copied nay advertisements and
pcrlatory addresses. Doubtless they have done
.hl, for lhc purpose Of paming oflhelr useless
and worthless articles at the expense and rep
NATION OF thiS original and most popular medI-
cine that ever came before the puolc
Be sure that you obtain MRS T.. h,Dl'hk :
Cholera Morbu- Dyseulery aud DlanL~a
Cordia,. and you viii get the ou'y true ana
original art!,le, which has ever been held IA
the b gbrs, c,umauouby the public through
gut the whole country.
L. I, pat zap m bottles holding nearly a
6uan, intended lot family use, aud sod ai One
Dollar p,r bottle.
SoIibv MRS T. kiDDLK.
NJ. 700 Cuurl 81 ert Sos,on,
who il the inventor aud sole proprietor. -
Dmggi>t nud Apo'h"caIIes Supplied a. former
Iy. In large or small quantities.
AGtN lS-R ! Taylor, e. q. { HuI-
ard And sold by Dealers ia Medicine gen.
etalIv mos.
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Cnuri Of Probale. Midtleto,en, Aug. 81, Isls

Court Of Probate, M,ddletotcn, aug. II, IoI7.
nlIE report OF the Commissioners heretofore
j appointed by this Court to receive and eN-
anime ihe claims against the estate OF hld2on
Sprague, late OF Middletown, deceased, was
II i, ordered that the consideration thereof
be referred to Court of Probate to be holden
At the Town House IN Middletown on Tue 81
NonIav of September next, at one o'clock 7.
NJ and hat previous notice be given by pub
fishing a copy Of this order three successive
yoeks in the Herald of the Times, foI all per.
son. interested to appear at said time aud place
,nd b. heard True copv--wiinrSs.
JOSHUA COGGESHALL
aug % 3w. Proos'' 'fiK
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Sea View Cottage to Let.

- THE subscribers offer SEA VIEW
IH COTTAGE for rent, (ready furnished
with Stable, Coachhouse, lce'house and
Gardens adjoining. 1t is large, conveh,ch'
and airy, contains eighteen lodging rooms two
parlors, dining room, kitchen, cellars, &c. NC.
&c. II is seldom such an opportunity oc-
ours. Any person wishing TO procure rest
dence for next season, will do well 10 make
immediate application. 1t Will De let at
reasonable price.
Their beautiful farm is also to rent, ana 10
any one wishing fine farm Vt ls a rare ehahce'
On it is a neat House, Barns, Poul,ry-ho1seS,
Ounce, Apple and Pear Orchards ana "pou,
state of cultivation, well walled, NC. &c Nc
! II will be let for one OF more years, stocked
or not, as the Tenant may wish. For terms
and other information enquire at sea we"
Cottage, Green End, of f
CLARISSA ELLERY TlLLEY,
or STOCKFORD ELLERY TlLLEf.
| Aug l7.-l0w.
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Children tina. are .su.smx,

If inclined to DlauhOa, should always bc
provided with this medicine, a it will keep the
bowels regulated, and keep off The Canker.--
It. is Wholesome, safe and pleasant 10 the taste
and children are fond of it, and viii take II
without uouble or dislike.
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Weekly Almanac.
Farm for Sale.

IA THAT valuable farm IN Mlddie-
hsI6 town, q miles from Newport, ON the
80; - East main road leading To the stone
bridge. which was formerly owned by }. ",
Bailey. Esq, containing about 100 acres oil
mos, . e,celleni land N o high state oi culllva'
,ioo. with two dwelling houses, one OF them
uonse. sheen sheds ,aad large Barn, all IN
GOOD order also an excellent orchard, contain
ing about 100 fine apple trees. THIS iarm IS
well fenced with substantial stone walls dlvl-
ding II into lots from 3 to 3 acres each. Any
one wishing to purchase, will please call o" he
s,hscrlber IN Newport.-tcrms o. paymeni VII
b. made easy. JOSbfu J. balLh''
NsWport. ius 81 l6i9.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Thursday Aug. II.

At market, AIS Beef Cattle, 300 Stores,
$500 Sheep and Lambs, and 100 Swine.
Prces--Beef Ca,tle-A few extra 81 90 /;
Ist quality so 6 10, 2d do, $5 IS 6 25 (;
Sd do, $5 25.
Store Cattle--3 year old Steers per S45 a
GO, according to quality; yearling Hcifers So
a 10; 2 years old IIeieIs Sl3 l8, according
to quality. ,,
Sheep-Lambs 81, so, . 90, Q so. Old
Sheep 81 so, ,, 2 so, 3.
Swne-At wholesale 4 a SC; Spring Pigs
s l-2: old Fat Hogs l-S a 4 l-4c.
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FIRR.--A fire broke out last evening about
10 o'clock, in the building No. Cheapside, +,
occupied by Mr.. Rufus w. Drew as dry
goods shop. The interior Of the building was
badly damaged, and the stock mostly consumed
There is insurance on the stock for $500 which
will not cover the loss The building is
owned by Chas. l.. Wood, ESQ, and is proba-
bly, insured. .--Nep Bedford Mercury.
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LOST

NRON the Steamer Bay state, on Monday
IL evening, Aug. "a, large white leather
ittunk, marked on the end w. y. f., and on
the top "Wm ). Rogers, tobe left al Mrs.
AlIston's, Clark street, Newport. Any per
son giving information by which said trunk
may be recovered, will be suitably rewarded on
alPiicationio 10 n,rv
Aus2I No. II thames Street
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c. The Steamer Empire State did not ar
rive until nine o'clock, yesterday morning, be-
ing detained, by towing the Steamer Connect
icut, (Which was disabled by the breakage OF
her machineryn Of the Stonington line, into
Stoniag,on.
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EXPRESS LINE FOR BOSTON.

Passenger, for Boston will take the sNnn'tr
Perry at D A, NJ, and arrive IA Boston al \.
N and arrive atil-2 Tms " an Express
Train. aud does not stop between Providence
and Roston, thus making the run ~ the snort
e. possible time. -. -,
Tickets for sale At tho Onice Of the Line, IN
d,s From, room ur the Post Oiices or on board
the Perry.
49, Fare to Providence 80 cts. To Bosiot
SI'5o q w. BIRD, Agt
Aug7
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lssA Atlantic House, >9ssA
I;ijiM Newport ;;;;M

TINE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
l. friends and the public that he has assumed
The management Of the above named Establish
ment, having leased 1t for term OF years aud
purchased the furniture.
Having had several years experience ln the
lbuSmes, at the OCEAN iloUsE with his brother,
j. q. Weaver, and secured The services oI
competent and accommodating persons as as
lsisrants he confidently assures the public thai
the Atlantic House will be conducted 10 the
satisfaction Of those who may see ht 10 give II
their patronage.
The House is pleasantly located on the sum
nit of the Hill, commanding an extensive
view of the Ocean, NarraganNeu Bay aud
! Rhode Island Il contains about one hundred
and fifty lodging rooms, with parlo7s adjoining,
Iaud viii accommodate comfortably 2J0 per
. sons.
. The Atlantic House i now open for the re-
ceptiun OF company, aud applications for board
will meet with prompt attention. -
JuneI If JOSEPH B. WEAVER
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day, (Sundays eXcepied) at 10 ciockt
NJ for Fall River arriving IN season Ia con.
net with tie trains from New Bedford and
Boston.
Fare to Hoston 5 ~ and no extra expense
IS incurred for hack hire, Us the ooa, .aDIN o'
the side The depot.
Thc kug Ph,hp leaves Fail River daily,
,Snndays eicepied) ar9 IL o'clock \. NJ on
lte arrival OF the cats RON BoSon and NeH
Bedford, for Ne"polt. Fare oO cents
I % GA wv
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IUAIHnlAE3

In this town, Aug. 18th, by the Rev. Mr..
Otheman, Mr.. A. Carpenter, of Newport, and
Mary G.. Slocum, of Middletown.
In this town, Aug. l7th, by the Rev. MIR.
Smith, Mr. James Galloway and Ms. Mary
A Brooks.
In New York, on the Sd inst, Capt. James
G.. Stafford to Miss Esther A. Howard both
Of IyeI,on.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24

For He promotion Of the Fine Arts an Hc bm-
ted Slatcs, purslcs the Joao'c'"g plan.
LIVERY subscriber OF five dollars Is a mem
IL Der Of the ArtInon for a year
The money thus oblaiHed, after paying nee
essary expenses, is applied, IN the first IN
stance, to the productions from an American
Painting, of large and costly original EngraV-
ing, in the highest style OF American Art.
For every i've dollars paid by him. orery mem.
her receives a copy Of the engraving. Every
member also receives an Annual Report con
tanning the proceedings and addresses al the
annual distribution, list OF the members, Nc
and sometimes an additional work Of an.
The residue of the money IS applied 10 the
purchase of American works of fart-Painiings
Sculptures, &c, varying in price from twen'
ty to several hundred dollars.
These works Of art-the paintings being
richly framed, are publicly distributed by lot
amoug all the members, en the Friday before
Christmas IN each year. every member having
one share for every five dollars paddy him
Each member IS thus certain OF receiving IN
return. the value of the five dollars paid. aud
has al>o chance OF drawne painting or 9th
or work OF art of great value.
The business of the Institution out of the city
of New York is transacted by honorary secrc
tareS, who receive and remit subscriptions.
The engravings for l-i7, -" The jolly Flat
BOatmen" aud sym nave Just Decn lc
ceived and are ready tor distribution 70 sub
scribers by Chas. f.. Hammcu, Jr., one OF The
honorary secretaries for this place.
The committee have in progress for the mem
bcr, of this year, (lS4S) an engraving o
Queen Mary signing the Death Warrant o
Jane Grey al the command of the Span>i
\ Ambassador, to be engraved in line by Bur
|, from the painting by Huntington; al o, IN
\ Van Wlnl>le, the ceehraledja 10y Washing
ton Irving. with SIX large original OnllIn
| Eugravings now being engraved by barley
|. There viii also be distributed. by lot, 20
1 Bronze Medals Of Washington AlIston al>t
2J0 SronZc Medals of Gilbert Stuart, aud 1t I
believed, about three hundred paintings, anon
which are some oi the master pieces OF Amerl
/. can Ant
/ OF this Institution, having been appointed a
honorary secretary, should he pleased 10 re
\ ceive and forward the names of all those VIII
/ would subscribe from Newport and It's vlclnli'
( having commenced my subscription list lC
lSiS CllAS. T.. Ia \ NJ NtTT, JR.
!. Aug 70 l32 ThameS-st Newport X. |.
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ChOIera and common Chosesa
WOr1DnS.

This Cordial Immediately cheeks ths yoh'
sing, recayes the pain. stops the Dla!ri u'a,
and restores the bowels to "a perfectly and reg
ular state, however severe the attack may be-
or however low the patient may have become,
~ tnNariablv tcsLOleS
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Rather Laughabc.-The idea of refusing to
vote for Gen. Taylor, because she is not a
Whig." and then supporting Mr.. Van Buren,,
tho " used up man. of lsiO Isn't it
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Sen sickness.

Il l. mosI pleasant and desirable remedy
or sea Slchnc>s. Il checks the yonlling and
readly restores the patient Il Invariably
chccgs vomiting. produced from any cause
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LEFT,

nN board the ail-boat Excel, on Sunday
~ morning valuable cane. The own
er can have The same by applying to
Aug 10 1lOS' t. ASH "feeh-aF
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Cholera InfamtllHl.

I, has saved the lives of many thousand
Children when reduced TO deaths door 10y this
complaint; II gives them Immediate fe!!c',
and lunN AplN .nnn r.ruVer.
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Ifnnsfered.-We see by the Union, that
Cadet Geo. W. Rowland, of this town, has
been transferred from the 5th lnfantry, to III Q
mounted Rifemen
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and Executors
Notice.

ViIE subscribers having been appointed by
| the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town of
Tvcrton, commissioners To receive and cx-
anime claims against the estate Of
ROBERT FISH,
late Of Tivcrton, deceased, represented 'nsol-
vent, hereby give notice that SIX months from
this date are allowed the creditors of said as.
tate to present and prove their several claims,
and that We viii meet at the dwcllng-house
of Thomas Osborn IN said Tvcrton on the
last Saturday in December, lSiS, and the last
Saturday IN January, -, at . clock, to re-.
ccivc, examine and decide on the same.
THOMAS OSBORN,
ARIATIh HALL, Commissioners.
ORIlN WERBER,
/ An persons indebted to sald estate are re-
bucsted to make immediate payment TO Joseph
osborn, Executor.
/ Tivcrtuu, Aug. 1lh 1878
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Chronic Diurrlspu.

either in children or adults. Of months o :
wears continuance, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, notwithstanding they may
be restored to meIe skeleton II immediately
strengthens, and shortly Restores them 10 pet
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LOST

DETWEEN the Unitarian Church and
IL Mrs Stedmau's, in the rear OF Al anilc
House, u Gold Eye Glass. The Under VIII
be rewarded by leaving II at tins office
Aup %
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Boston, Aug. 9Th.
Entire stock of Clothing
OAK RAEL,

WILL BE CLOSED oP IMMEDIATELY.
Those that are IN want Ola Cool Linen
Sack, Nice VcSt, or Thin rants, or any ar.
'iiclc m the Clo,hing line, al about bali price
usually asked, can bo accommodated at ~ Ann
Street lm
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For General Debility and Dys-
DcNsln.

r is most excellent restorative, giving
healthy tone 10 both the stomach and bowels,
and prevents food from pressing aud dIsres-
sing The stomach.
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TO l.L,-E.
'I5. TIItNiI.s-~T..

IA THE lower part of the house con
fS,tit taluinr q rooms, next west of The
LluI. Methodist Chapel with n garden
good we'll Of water and other convcnicncos -
Apply on the premises, to
MRS ELIZABETH READ
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seyercst Cases oCDyscntery,

are immediately counteracted, the pains are
allayed, the bowels he. led, aud not unlrrqueui-
iy the bowels become perfectly feguialed ald
restored in the short spuce oi ten .r twelve
lOUIs.
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NOTICE.

vI,llE propne,urs o. Wind Aills ~ Newport
/ county and an ,ihers concerned, are notified
maj the COMMITTEE Ia whom the act aud me
mortal respecting The sam" we've referred at the
last session OF The General Assembly, will meet
NJ The Court House ~ Newport ON W NedneSda,,
Aug Born at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. aud hear The
parties, aud examine the locations OF the Mills
aud premises n relation 20 which said act was
passed J II WEEDEN for the Comtte
Aug 10.
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FOR NEW YORK.


iHidHd NJUt -" fU'''."'' "''' -
-c PA~srNGERS can take
A@*s<sS A The steamer PERRY az
0ss.;..y,-.r-.r s-NAl'tlzs > o'clock, \ ~ aud SO.
"a -E.ls-s 80 sSss1ssss..s nam ~ Providence
through the da, rat ! =. NJ, aud arrive
g,,. .boald ,Ac boat lp SiunI"gtn" at / NJ
u, ,h,, roa,e tho passage aroHnd Font Judi'h
0, avoil,d.
Tors mona Newport to- New York ihe same
As b, The OBtSidc Route
Thr, hnc arrives IN New York IN advance
r.li others aud IA umc ior the oailS lines
for Philadelphia and Albaoy.
Passengers VIII receive checks '"r iheif bag
r,c. from the Baggage Mostcr on board the
Perry, Who wtli tako charge ol II aud attend 10
ts delivery.
Tickets, Berlhs and Sta'c rooms, can D" Sc
cured al the office oI tie lue ~ me t'oni
Room Of the Post Oihcc, Thame, street.
g W BIRD, Act
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CONT oC Probate, N1rpo,t, Aug. IN, lSls.
TOMAS MINTuRN makes application III
j writing for Thomas x. Hazard OF SUI
other suitable person to hc aplVln'S" ., Lana,
uinIu,n late of New York, deceased, inteNia'e,
which - received aud the consideration i9ereo,
refrrr.d 10 a Cour Of Probate to be h1,aen a,
,br To,yn IlalI IN Newport crlhe FIST MONDAY
in IN september next aD9 O'Clock m . ana ,in, no.
49,, Il o,I,,cJ to be given thereof ~ odVef
t,.smepi for three suoceSSlte "eeRN ln Wv
Herald of rhe Times, that all person, 'nleres, ~
cd may appeat at SAID time anu plasS T"' W
heard. u ~" 80 ~
Aug 10, b. f'''''
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FOR NEW YORK.

h rNSDcA, TIE Steamer BAY STATE
lr1tGy zHXCApT. BHows, will leave Fall
es,.-ssy--Eg-z River every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday eyening'on the ari9al OF the
Steamboat train of cars from Boston, for New
York. via Newport, leaving Newport al sif
o'clock and arrive in New York at about / =
O'Clock next morning. Returning, viii leave
New York at 5 o'clock, y. NJ
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT
lCoMsrocs, will leave Fall River every Mon
day. Wednesday aud Friday, as above, Tor New
York via Newport leaving here at ahou
3I4 o'clock and Ola her return, leaving New
York ~ T.. NJ
: For further pnrlleulars enquire o,
anil ~ ANTHONY STEWART,
~, Thames-sl.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Monday, Aug. II.
AT MARKET--l, 500 Beef Cattle (chiefy
from the South,) 50 Cows and Calves, and
400 Sheep and Lambs.
Prices.--Beof Cattle were in fair demand
during the week, and the prices realised are
good for the season. Sales at from SIS so to
81 so cwt., as in quality About 200 lei,
over unsold.
Cows and Calves-All sold at prices rang
ing, as in quality, from SIS, 80 to As.
Sheep and Lambs come in very freely, ano
more than enough to meet the demand. We
quote the former at 81 25, 2 25 to 4 aud tho
latter at from 81 l-2 cents, 81 % TO %
500 unsold.
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TO LET,

AR THE lower tenement, consisting OF
1mI II rooms, in the subscribers house
So possession given about the middle
of September There Is not p'easan.e' a"u
more convenient tenement ~ newport TUT
terms enquire on the premises, ,,,,e,x
Aun 24-3w JAMEo ihiNo'N
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GRAND FANCY BALL COSTUMES
ENTIRELY Y NEVI.

II J. Il ~ ~. GOULD, has just received
IL. from New York, the largest assortment
ol Ladies and Gents Costumes ever collected
Likewise number OF splendid Chlna Costume
direct from Canton, for Ladies aud Gentlemen.
MAZDA We RAZI \NE from the Italian Op.
era, will be IN attendance on the Ladies -
Those requiring costumes Wit do well 10 call
aud ln>pcct, them on Monday al % clock
al rhr Nauagan>eu House, llIgh-sL, Newport
Auo. Is iSl-.
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Auetious.
Valuable SteAm Fliii and VA
ektmery at Auction.

ehsnery at AhcsAOD.
IL WILL be sold at Public Auction,
fy,rn on Thursday, the I0th Of August next
lsyM at II o'clock, a. IN on the premises,
sone Wooden Factory, B feet long by 10
leei vide, ! stories high with Dye House
and Dry House adjoining 10 feet long by -
feet wide, stories high.
The Factory Is operated by u forty horse
power Steam Engine, wlh I"o ~ inch tlue
boilers 30 feet long.
1 ne Factory now contains -four sets 40 inrh
Cards, 20 Fancy Cass!nlere Looms. with all
the Machinery and hxIure5 necessary TO oper-
ate the same.
! The above Factory il situated in liveriun.
IN the Village ofFoll River, beautifully loca-
ted OH an Island containing about t"o acres oi
land.
/ The Factory and Machinery are all new.
aud Of the most modern style, and can be put
IN operation Immediately.
\ Terms of payment made known Al the time
and place Of sale.
/ FJr further particulars apply "a
4 COOK BORDEE, Guardian,
or to JESSE EDDY
4 itll River, July -.
4 ar The above sale is postponed unVs
Thursday the 3lst day m August al III y
rlyck. 4 m. COOK borden,
JESSE EDDY.
Fail River, July ~, lsl5
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Private Boarding House.
RY WIN. 8. VOSE.

ANE or two families can be accommodated
u atvose's. cerner Of south Touro und BAH
street
July l3lSW
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Lots on the Hill.

NOR SALE, several lots situated on the west
Il side Of Kay street, south side Of Boil street,
and running through 10 sherman street These
bis afford some Of The most eligible situations
in Newport Tor summer residences, and can be
made Of Dimensions 10 suit purchasers FOR
particulars apply 10 ,,-.,,
HENRY J. HUDSON,
or DAVID G.. COOK.
Newport, Aug. 10, 1910.
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FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE steamer King
SS-SsFsn . Philip, Capt. Benz Bray
s. sss,.,z.s. lou, will leave DeyeE-
. lsy -. Wharf Newport, every
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

MARINE MEMORANDA.
OF Tortugus, Aug. 4, ship ST. Lawrence, Bo~ers
from New Orleans for Liverpool Aug IA, of hhse-
CON, brig Aunawan, Amy, from Wilmington, y g.,
Tor FaliRiver.
Arr at Faya 9th inst. ship Margaret Falcs, of aud
! from this port.
/ Arr at New Orleans 10Th instl schr George Eng'
smart tn Vera Cruz
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!!eny Martin.

OHcc, Iaion BtHid,Hgs, Pror,doHcc,
COMMISSIONER TO take depoSltlons 9TH
l. dayits and acknow ledgments and proof q
deeds, &c, Tor the State, oi
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Blrk John Bowers, Pittou far River.
Brig Ohio, Patch. .Pictou for Prov.
Brig Chrlstiana, stanford, Pictou for River.
achr W8kulla, lark, Bangor for Dighton scio'a
uuskn do for Prov Halcion Bessy, do for do Ava
RADIO Dunbar, do for do Byzantine Hanson pioiou tol
Ryr Ann Deumon, Butty, Thomaston Tor Prov
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WEDNESDAY, Aug l6.
Brig winthrop, Hnwes, Full River Tor Philadelphia,
THURSDAY, Aug. II.
schr. Gen Taylor, Crane, I'm Norfolk waiting orders
schr Daniel BAKER, Branan, Phila. for Prov.
schr. James Hart, Burdick, Phlla. for Prov.
schr. Brookhavon, Burdick fha. Tor Prov.
FRIDAY, Aug. Is.
Brig Joseph Butler, Wood. r River for Pha.
Cleared-brig Confidence. Messer, Havana
Brig Calender. Wyio, arr at York 18th, RON san
Juan, Cuba, ii days.
SATURDAY, Aug. 10.
Bark Piedmonte, -, Pictou Tor Fall River
MONDAY, Aug. 81.
Brig Christian, Stanford, Pictou for Fall River
Schr Genoa Grsnt, i'm Bengor.
schr. Muredian Nichols, New York for Prov
schr. Louisa Sears, Churchill, Phila for Boston
Schr. Richard Rush, Crowell. New York Tor boston
scbr. Ann A. Parker. small, Somerset Tor Boston.
Cleared Schooner Mount Hope, Alchom, tor Havana
Cuba.