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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27
THE CHEAP STORE.

II F. a. J. Il. NEWTON are now land
~. ing a very large stock OF Fresh Grocer.
les, purchased the past week, under the mosi
favorable circumstances, whichithey are offer.
ing TO their customers cheaper Than ever
225 bbls and half bbls Canal Flour
$50 boxes Of brown Havana Sugar
so bbls crushed and powdered Sugar
90 boxes loof do
100 chests and half chests Tea
200 boxes Raisins
100 casks cheap Raisins.
90 bbls Currants
30 boxes Lemons
30 bbls dried Apples
80 tierces Rice
10000 lb. Hens
10 bs Lard
100 boxes Soap
GO ground Spice,
I75 Tobacco.
25 Starch,
25 kegs Saleratus
2 bbIs Nutmegs
so baskets Champagne, very choice.
t~geiher with n full assortment Of fresh Tci
fnc old Wines and Brandios, Scotch Ale, POI
ter, Cider, Havana Segars, Fruit, Preserves
Pickles anddelicacics Of every description.
July u.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

NJ FLORAL CoNcERT.-The Concerts CIV
en- by Mr.. Felt and his class of Juvenile Sing
ers at the Town Hall on Tuesday and We'd
ncsday evenings, gave great satisfaction to
TO those who had the pleasure of attending
The young girls were all dressed in white
with wreaths on their heads and each holding
a boquet in her hand. The singing was ex-
cellent, for children so young, and the manner
of their performance was very credi,able tt
their teacher, Mr.. Felt.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

FRENCH CHARACTER ILLUsTRATEp.-Now
that the conflict is ended, says Paris letter Of
the 3Oth, no difference of Speech action rdress
will enable one to detect the insurgents of yes
terday from the workmen Of to-day. Your
coachman who takes you now across the city
for franc would have murdered you yestcr-
day for less; and those who were preparing
bullets forty hours since to shoot down the
guard, are now perhaps working for them at
forty sous day.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

p The workmen engaged in digging for
the railroad bridge in Cranston, excavated,
last week, number ofIndian skeletons. The
bones appeared to be in good state of preser-
walton, but some Of them soon crumbled on ex-
posure to the air. Acopper kettle and several
bottles Of singular shape were found with them.
One of the skulls was broken, as if by blow
1t is thonght that one of the skeletons belonged
to chief. The skull shows superior intel
lectual development, and most Of the articles
buried were found near it.-Proridence Journ4
aI
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

Al Toun CouncH Of The I6wn Of N,U-
port, hoiicn al Nacport on Mc 5h day y
July, 1913.
TIVE following ordinance vas passed for
/ the preservation Of The health Of The Inhab-
ilanis oi this town, in addition TO the ordi-
nsnces passed by this Council the jih day ot
AuPuSt, Is7.
De IL ordained by the Town CounriI Of me
town Of Newport, that no person shall be al
lowed hereafter 10 keep Un, hog. pen, IN the
compact part Of the town Of Newport 90 ~ io
be offensive to the ncighborhood where the
same is located any person, or persons, who
may violate The above ordnance. shall psy as a
fine for each and every offence, o sum NOT
less than Eve dollars, nor more than ten doll
lars, at the discretion Of The COuri before
whom the same is tried, 10 be recovered by &c.
lion OF deol, before any c"url proper to ny Ike
same, one moiety whereof lof The nSe Of this
tow n, aud the other moieiy, Tor the use ol him
who shall sue Tor he same.
Ordred, thai the shove Vrdinancs be rpol'sh-
Cd m the Nevrou Daily llsIsld every o hsf
day three tines A true copy.
b ROWLAND, Crtneil Cleik.
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Savings Bank.

A 7 meeting OF the Corporation Of tbN
"a Bank. held July "a, 1919, the following
named gentlemen we're chosen Directors oi tae
institution Tor the ensuing year. viz. -
Isaac Gould George Powcn, Benjamin
Finch. Charles T. Ilaymcu, JOSIAH ;. Munro,
Stephen 4. Nouham. David Melville Joseph
Weaver, Robert q. Cranstou John stevens
Adam :. Coo, Samuel Brown, Robert T. Lee,
Edwin Wilbur, William sherman, John v.
llammett,l Benjamin u. AIlmsu, Bs"I"'n'a
Marsh, Jr.. VIM. G.. C"zzeus, Benla"ln "
.TisdaIe. Thomas W Brown, George Z Noa.
ver George W Cole, samuel Engs, bdwa'd
A. sherman.
Andat a subsequept meeting OF the Dircc'
tors on lhe same day, ihd following officers
were chosen fpf The ensuing year John sis-
,ens. pte.ld.nt, Charles Gyles, T'easursi and
BB NLAND, s.or'ty.
soNpou, Jdly j., isis
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81, MARINE LIST. Il
POHP O4 S79E2QO92o
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, July lS.
sioop Ann D. Holmes, Brown, FIN ALBANY fr r. 4.
"WEDNESDAY, July 10.
Sch Robroy, Champln, I'm Bristol fr New Yoik.
Sch Denmark, Jones, I'm Boston fr do
Sch Monterey, Appleby, I'm Fall River fr brooklyn.
Sch wnndo Passo, Smith, do ir Vrgna.
THURSDAY, July 90.
Brig shearer, Small I'm Bangor.
Sch President, Coombs, I'm Boston fr Phil.
Sch Gen. Taylor, Crane, fun Cardenas fr Haven.
Sch Anti, stetson, do do
FRIDAY, July 81.
schr. Faker, Ball, Providence ter Block Island.
sfoop vigilant, Heath, New York for Providence.
SATURDAY, July %.
Big Joseph Bryant, Stone, Bangor for N Y.
schr f. Kinds, Berry, Weymouth for de.
Schr Tenerffe. Stone, Boston for Philadelphia.
SUNDAY, July 90.
schr Corneln, Portland, Boston for Y.
Schr southernor, Baker, do for Phila.
schr Teazer, -, Ipswich for do.
schr Geo. Washington, Read, do for dc.
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P Judge Staples declines to act as one Of
the Commissioners 10 examine into the valid
ity of the /" old State debit" and his assoc-
ates decline to enter hpon the examination un-
til the vacancy is filled. Probably, however,
they will take such preliminary steps as will
not involve any Judicial functions.
Prov Jour.
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REscINDRD.- understand that the order
from the War Department, dismissing all vol
untecr officers on the Goth of this month, has
been rescindcd as far, at least, as the Ninth
Regiment are concerned, and that those Off
GERS who are awaiting the arrival Of the Rcgf-
mcnt are to be retained in service until the ar
rival Of the same.
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PANORAMA OF THE Conference.-The

PANORAMA OF THE CoNNEcrIcur.-The
Courier says:
An Italian artist, named Calyo, is engaged
lsketching the scenery on the banks of the Con-
necticut with view to the execution ola COM
plete panorama ofthe Connecticut valley. The
stream is inferior to the Rhine and the Hudson
in the grandeur of its scenery, but for pictur-
|esque variety, and the delightful freshness
of its landscapes, is surpassed by none in the
world.
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Savings Bank.

1 DIVIDEND was declared this day Of 3
Aper cent, on all sums that have been IN for
the space of six months, and one and hall
per cent ON all sums that have been III ior the
space ofthree months, agreeabSy TO the reeu-
ations Of the institution, payable on and ailer
Saturday the 10Th inst.
G. GYLES, Treasurer.
Newport, July u, isjs
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SALMoN.-Tbe St. John Morning News of
the l7th, says -" Salmon this season have
been abundant. An extensive though quiet
trade, is now being carried on by our fisher
men with Boston. Every steamer that leaves
here conveys a large number of boxes Of fresh
salmon packed in ice for the Boston and New
York markets. The exports this season, will
amount to El5O ,OOO.''
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

III The Cotton Mills are suspending work
in every direction. Besides number in New
England, all in Delaware county, Pa, and one
at Phenixvile, have stopped. The Phenix
Nail Mill recently destroyed by FIRE, win not be
rebuilt.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-One might ira.
vel for centuries over this Planet. and yet be
ignorant OF more than halflhe wondrous prop
critics Of the very weeds that grow and wither
on its sArface. The roots that pierce its mould,
open another field Of investigation as prolific
and as boundless: See what has been effect
ed by the concentration OF the properties Of a
single root. in combination W ith other yegeta-
BILE substances, in the form Of Sands Sarsapa.
riIIa. Its be enshts, now so widely dItiused, are
acknowledged with gratitude by thousands,
whose liberated flesh, or suppuraling lands,
or blotehed and pimp'e. clustered skin were
deemed beyond the influence Of medicine un'
iii this remedy was tried. It's operations are
in harmony with Nature. 1t not only subju-
gates disease, but recruits the energies which
indulgence may have paralized.
Prepared and sold by A. B. s. D. SANDS
Druggists. 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by X. r. II WARD, C.G. G. Hazard
and X. j. Taylor, Newport.
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The satisfaction Of announcing great OBJ
ject Of public moment, now occurs with in
creased interest. 1t arises from the appear.
ance in the columns Of this paper of those
truly remarkable Indian Remedies Of Captain
Brant, which have wrought so many and grea,
cures. The authenticity Of the statements
made, and the veraci,y Of the witnesses are I'm.
fashionable, and the originator was one Of
tho most remarkable Medicine Men of the lH-
dian tribes
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DEATHS,

In Cincinnati, Ohio, 18th instant, Sophronia
b. Smith, wife of A. IL. Smith, and daughter
of Jonathan Bailey of this town, in the i3rd
year of her age.
In Bristol, July 10, Capt. Levi D'Wolf,
aged 80 years.
In Warren, on the sth inst, Frceborn Sis
son, Esq., in the S2d year of his age. 23d ult.
lessee Blanding, infant son of MIR. Jesse Cole
man.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

c. The Democracy in Taunton on Friday
evening last at public meeting adopted resolu-
tions in favor of Free Soil and the nomination
of Martin Van Buren,.
The Democracy Of Pawtucket have adopted
similar resolutions
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

NJ California, according to an officer in the
New York regiment, is "a poor, miserable dry,
barren, sickly, God forsakeh country, made up
on the last end of Saturday afternoon, Of a
kind ofhash of all the odds and ends of creation,
thrown together
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

u7Tbe Liberty party IN Vermont will net go
for Van Burcn. The State Convention ratified
the nomination Of John =. Hale and refused to
defer to the decision Of the Convention to be
held al Buffalo
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

How SHALL. WE VorE!-Some wings, says
the New Bedford Mercury, are still in doubt
how they shall vote. Some think they vii
not vote at all. They feel disappointed by the
nomination ofGcneral Taylor, and hardly know
which way to turn. If they do not vote for
Taylor, they can vote for no candidate for the
Presidency, and SO they think they will with
hold their votes. Having gone through the
whole process Of reasoning on this subject our
selves, we can speak with some confidence and
directness upon it. While we have never doubt
cd that il was our duty as an organ Of the Wing
party to sustain the nominations of the Nation
al Convention, we have still felt sorely disap-
pointed; but upon mature reflection we have
2 been able to come to no other conclusion than
this: That it is for the best interest Of the coun-
try and Of the Wing party that the nomination
of Gen. Taylor should be triumphantly sustain
ed-because,
LIST, lie is the candidate Of National Con-
vention in which every State in the Union was
represented.
Cd, Because he is Wing, and ii he stands
up to the pledges of the Allison letter, he is
good Wing, although not going perhaps the
lengths that we do ourselves.
3D., Because he authorized the Louisiana
delegation to withdraw his name from the can
vass if no was no, nominated by the Wing Con-
vention.
4th, Because he is an honest man, and not
SO Objectionable on the Slavery question as
Lewis Cass.
9th, Because his election will be Wing
triumph, and his defeat Wing defeat.
9th, Because the choice lies between TAY-
LOR and CASS, between the success Of Lo-
cofoco principles and the success of Wing
principles, between the preservation Of the
Wing party, and its inevitable extinction.
7th, Because factions are always hateful,
are headed by odious demagogues, the off
scourings and traitors of the old parties, and
generally lead to biting ones own nose of.
Let those who will follow the lead of C.. F..
Adams and others-by so doing they work d.
rectly against the Wing party, and directly in
favor of Cass and the Locofoco's. For our
=. part we eschew such fellowship.
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z CAUTION. Il Il

! Beware Of those lmpoSltlonS which are daily
palmed upon the public, bearing the name of
my article, which is CHOLERA MORBUS,
.DYSENTERY! AND DIAFRIlGA COR.
dial, which impoSlor they have borrowed
Also; they have copied my advertisements and
perfatory addresses Doubtless they have done
this for the purpose Of palming of their useless
and orhleSs articles at the expense aud rep
utation of this original and most popular medi-
cine that ever came before the public.
BE sure that you obtain MRS T.. KIDDER'S
Cholera Morbus. DySentery and DiarrhGa
Cordial and you will get the only true aud
original article which has ever been held in
the highest estimation by the public through
out the whole country
Il is put up in bottles holding nearly a
quart, intended for family use, and sold at One
Dollar per bottle.
Sold by MRS. T.. KlDDER,
No. 100. Conrt Street. Boston,
who is the inventor and sole proprietor
Druggist and Apothccaries supplied as former
ly, in large or small quantities.
AGEN rS.-R. J. Taylor, C.. G. C. IIaz-
ard, And sold by Dealers in Medicine gen.
rally 4 mos.
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FRrEpoM or SrEEcH. A iree-spoken orator
at Utica, recently compared Mr.. Van Buren to
"a whale whose oil would feed the lamps OF
liberty to all eternity"
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CssuALrY. In New Bedford Friday, Mr..
Nymphas Cobb, rigeer, fell from aloii to the
deck on board the bark Charleston Packet, al
T,bers wharf, breaking his thigh, and his right
arm both above and below ,hc elbow,
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NEW YORK MARKET.
Tuesday, July 25

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-A good demand pre-
walls for Western Flour, both for the home and
eastern trade. There is also some inquiry for
export, and prices are as yesterday.
The transactions reach 1900 bb1s. at 81 IS
la 81 81 l-2 for ordinary state and common
Western 81 81 l-2 SIS l2 I-2 for straight
state and good to favorite Western pure Cen
csee at SIS so; fancy at SIS 75, and extra at
Sc rs.
Southern continues quiet at S. IS a $5 81
l-2 for old, aud So IL l-2 a $6 25 for new.
Rye Flour is SO So IA a SO 80 with sales
of $50 barrels.
In Corn Meal we could hear Of no trahsac-
tons. The last sales were made at So Sc IA
for Jersey.
Rye is steady at go 7Oc., with moderate
sales.
For Wheat there is moderate inquiry, bat
the large lots of inferior in the market has
tendency to depress the prices. About 5000
bushels new N. Carolina were sold on terms
which we did not learn.
CoRN-n prime lots we could hear Of no
operations and correct quotations would be
somewhat difficult to give this morning, as
holders have not fully digested the foreign
news per United States. Sales were made Of
$500 bushels common Western mixed at 52c.
Oats are firm at 46 a AZ cents for Northern,
and 40 4lc. for Jersey.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market for Pork is dull
but firm at $ll IL l-2 for Mess, and SO 81 l.2
for Prime.
In Lard the transactions are confined to the
supply of the city trade at l-2 a 7 5-Sc. for
good to prime.
Picked Meats are firm. Sales have been
made of 80 barrels shoulders at fc.
Butter and Cheese are steady with moderate
sales to dealers at our previous quotations.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Thursday, July 60
AT market, SIS Beef Cattle, principally from
Ohio, 22O0 Sheep and Lambs, $50 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Extra So 90; first
quality IS SO a s rs second quality S..
Shecp-Old, 81 SO 50 SO. Lambs 81 95
i 50 rs.
Swine-At Wholesale, 8 l-2.
n. B. About 200 Cattle unsold
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PorATo RoT.-The latest English papers
state the Potato blight or rot as likely to return
this season, the roots in many places having
the same rusty, corroded appearance noticed in
the last two years.
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NJ The Wy. Volunteers are to be recelv-
ed in public manner by the authorities OF ~
York to-day, at which silver medal Will be
presented to each volunteer.
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IrP We are indebted to Hon. Robert D.
Cranstou for bound volume Of the Patent
Office Report for lS47." Also to Hon. A.
G.. Greene, for copies Of other public docu-
ments.
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Sea Sickness.

II is a most pleasant and desirable remed
for Sea ScNneSS. II checks the vomiting, an,
readily restores the patient II invariabl
checks vomiting. produced from pny caus
whaipver
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

MONDAY, July II.
At market 42l Beef Cattle, 1850 Sheep and
Lambs, and $50 Swine.
PRrcEs-Beef Cattle-A few extra So 25 /;
Is, quality, $5 SO a So ; I'd quality SIS $5,-
25.
Sheep-Old ST. so a So IS; Lambs 81 25
IA 81 so.
Swine-Small Pigs 6 l-2.
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Cholera IDfailtuIsi.

II has saved the lives of many thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by this
complaint; it gives them immediate relief,
and they very soon recover.
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Bath, Maine, May %.

Bath, MAINE, May 20
mr.. F.. Brown
Dear Sir Having tested the value OF
your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters, take
pleasure in giving you the facts Of my case
for your own satisfaction and benefit of others.
| have been suffering with the Erysipelas, hu-
NOR in my side, causing my hand and arm to
swell very much, and tobe painful, at the same
time and for some lime previous have been
troubled with weak stomach most Of my
food has hurt me, and there has been a singu-
lar faintness at the stomach, which has been in
Icreasing and caused me much difficulty. AZ
ter commenced taking your Bitters | could
perceive gradual and immediate relief, and
would recommend it with much confidence to
those who are troubled with such complaints
Yours Truly.
WIN. DAMRELD.
For sale by r J. TAYLOR Newport, and
agents generally throughout the country.
july 7--2w.
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kznA Atlantic House, AM
GiGM Newport ;iiM


YNHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
j. friends and the public that he has assumed
the management Of the above named Establish.
ment, having leased it for term OF years and
purchased the furniture.
Having had several years experience in the
business al the OCEAN House with his brother,
J. G. Weaver, and secured the services OF
competent and accommodating persons as as
sistantS, he confidently assures the public that
the Atlantic House will be conducted TO the
satisfaction Of those who may see fit to give it
their patronage.
The House is pleasantly located on the sum
nit of the Hill, commanding an extensive
view of the Ocean, NarraganSeu Bay. and
Rhode Island. h contains about one hundred
and fifty lodging rooms, with parlorS adjoining,
and will accommodate comfortably 300 per-
sons.
The Atlantic House Is now open for the re-
ception OF company, aud applications for board
will meet with prompt attention.
June I-tf JOSEPH B WEAVER
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Valuable Real estate for Sale,
BY WNI, =, VOSE,

II w IFBs ~ v VSBIs
FL THE beautifully located estate
laigE4 corner of South Touro and BAH
Gl4h. Streets. The house contains % rooms
with stable and Sore 70 feet long with one acre
OF land
Also, the Cottage, corner ofTouro and Kay
Street with a Stable and Store house.
Also, the Cottage on Kay street, with fine
lot 50 by $50, enclosed in with trees and shrub.
berry.
Also, Lots on Bath Road 80 by 10 The
Cottage corner of Touro and Kay Street, if not
sold. by the ISt of October will be let for one
year-any Of the above property will be sold
for one half the payment down. The remainder
ean stand as long as the interest is paid pune
ually. July Is, dSw.
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Chronic DiarrlhPa.

Either in children or adults. Of months or
years continuance, are most reediy cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
be restored to mere skeleton; it Immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores then to per
feet health.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. -
rIIARMS and Counter Charms
OQuesns of England vol ~
Miss Taylors Physiology for Schools
Endymion ny Henry Is IIint
Modern Painters by a Graduate Of Ohl"rd
Sparks American Biography No 10 New
Series
Riplsys Notes on the Gospels
Barnes Notes on the fpsu.s
Auzola be MIS- Mnsh
Magazines fot August sac by
~ o. CHA- T. HAMMElI, 7, JK.
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Anftioils.
ADMIVLSTRA TORS SALE.
On Saturday next.


Willie sold at Public Auction, By permission of
The Court Of Probate, on SATURDAY,
The 29M Of July, lSis, al 10 O'Clock, a. M,
on the premises,
A IL the right, title snd ipfsrem Which
IA Richard &. Norman, late of New port, hut
al the time OF his decease, in aud 10 the for
lowing desirable Real Estate, situated in New
port
One lot Of land with the buildings ihercon,
standing, bounded Nonhsrly on North Bsp-
tist street, Easierly on Wanion street, South.
erly on land Of WIN. w. Freedom, aud
Westerly on hnd OF the late Richard c.
Norman.
Also, one undivided seventh port Of a lot
ofiand with dwelling house thereon stand
ing, -boubded Southeriy on WaDion's wharf,
westerly on land Of fWiliiam Swsr, koibsrly
on land formerly OF Jonaihah Marsb deceased
aud oasicrly on land Of William Swan.
Likewise ono undivided seventh part Of a
lot Of land situated on tho north side Of
Wsnton'S wharf, and bounded Westerly on
laRd late Of J. South wick, NoIiherly on The salt
water, faslcrly on land Of William Swan, aud
Southerl, on Wanion's wharf
PETER p. REMINGTON, Adm'r.
Newport, June 22d, is4S. 4w
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Chambers 10 Let.
NEW BOOKS.

rIIARMS and Counter Charms, by NJ. J.
OMcIntosh France, its King, Court nnd
Government, by Gen. Cass tho Ice King, or
the fate of the lost Sleamer, 10y Ned untlinu:
Self Control, a novel. by Nary Brnn,on iIa-
rod, the last OF the Saxon Kings, by T.. L..
Bulwer Lucy Sandford, Temporance tale,
by Il. : Arthur For sale and circulation
at JAMES HAMMOND'S Book Store and
Crculaiing Library.
July 10.