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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
CLARKsvILLE, June 9th lS4S.

GAINESVILLE, June 9th lS4S.
Dear ST:-l wish TO call your attention to
matter that may explain an apparent discrepancy
in Major Borland's democracy, and caution our
citizens how they give credit, too hastily, to state
ments that may appear in some papers.
My attention was called to Mai. Bis address de-
llvered before he left for Washington by the severe
and uncaled for attack upon him, in the Helena
Journal. The only tangible portion of that fa-
nous communication is based upon an g error
made by the Banner, in the Cd division of the
particular objects, he marked for attention. In
reference to a plan Of internal improvements
Major Borland used the words 90 bv which the fe-
deral government may cOnSthutiOaaly and pro-
perly extend &C., which appeared in the Demo
crdt, the first paper the address was published IN
and afterwards appeared in all the other papers,
at least all the democratic, and probably in ALL
except the Banner and Helena Journal In those
papers continually is used instead of consti-
tntionalLy.o and upon this word was based the Sc
we're attack upon Major Borland's democracy.
which appeared in that very fair and impartial
paper, the Journal. What democrat is but willing
to receive from the general government consti-
tutlonal'' aid IN our internal improvements 3
Therefore as Major Borland used the word c0nsti-
tuttonatLy and not 81 "coatinuaAy," the whole OBJ
lection of that correspondent falls the ground.
1t is remarkable feature in the occurrence, how
ever TO which | allude, is that the Banner and
Journal are the only two democratic papers that
have made this error" and at the same time,
the only two that are against Maj. BorIands eec-
ton. Therefore think it would be wise TO exa-
mine well, things got up in those paper.
write you this, to do as you please with it.
GFWe publish the above with no other remark
than that we have before received notice this oc
currence, but thinking, yet do, that mis-
take might have been made by the printer, from
the fact that the words conStitutionaUy and contin
uGliy are somewhat alike. We are witness TO
many such mistakes made in our own columns,
probably not such important ones. We therefore
believe that when the editors of those papers be-
come aware of the mistake they have made, they
will make proper explanation to their readers.
If they do not, why then we agree with our cor.
respondent, that it would be wise in US how we
received any thing from such sources, but however,
we believe proper explanations will be made.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
JAYNE'S sANATIvE PILLS.

Ihese pills may be taken at all times, and in most
diseases IN lnHammatory, intermittent, rcmttent,
and every form of Fever--Jaundice and Liver Com
plant For Dyspepsia they really an invaluable
article gradually changing the vitated secre tous of
the stomach and liver, and producing healthy action
IN those important organs. They very valuable
Tor diseases OF the Skin, and for what is commonly
called the lmpurity of the blood also for Female
Complaints, Costiveness, &c, and in fact where an
aPerIent Alternative, Purgatye medicine may be
quired.
Dyspepsia positively can be cured by perseverinC
use OF this Sanative especially if the Tonic Vermi-
fuge be used in conjunction
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadcphia, and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

DOUNIY OF OBAWF0RD.
In the Crawford Circuit Court, the Chaacery side
ttere0f In UacatiOn My the lGh A. ID. I84o.
Constant A. Wilson, Complainant,
R11r Cn.NcEnY Enn little.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

NENUlNE Rogers Congress Knives, for sale by
" June lO. WALLACE q WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

1000 PIECES assorted fancy prints, for sale
EVVU June 10. Wallace & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

! SA LBS Turkey Red Yarn for sale by
r. ASO June 10. WALLACE q WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

I . DOZ shoe lasts and 81 bushels shoe pegs, for
Il 4 sale by WALLACE a. WARD
Eagle Block June 10, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

P. S. The Bourbon Stan lard viii please give
this an insertion and the editor will send his ac-
count TO our State Auditor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

SATIN Stocks, black and fancy cravats for sale BY
- June 10, IS48. WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
NEW OpLEhLNO, M I
(C0rrected WeedlH.) }

sOERFUMERY and fancy Soaps, excellent as
l. sortment, for sale by WALLACE s, WARD.
Eagle Block, June 10, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
taken from the record.


Attest. A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Van Buren,, May 27, 1913. Printers fee, 50 25.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
Worcester and Albany,
PROVIDENCE:
---..S 6 s..----

fser"- u ON and after July 20, 1918,
syts$f,SS the steamer PERRY, Capt.
zszsAa WooLsEY, will run between
Prov idence and Newport, connecting with
Trains of Providence aud Worcester Railroad,
as follows Leave Newport al A. NJ. and
lP.M.
Leave Providence at 10 10 A. VI and & 30
p. NJ. or ON arrival of the Trains from Wor-
cesleT
! lr Passengers may procure through Tick
cts AT Albany, Worcester and on board Of Boat
I II Passengers leaving Albany III the morn
ling may arrive ~ Newport the same evening
or NAV remain all night al Worcester and ar
rive at Newport at ~ NJ. next day or leave
Saratoga at III 30 A. NJ. or Albany at 10 7
NJ, spend the night at Springfield and arrive
dt Newport next evening.
! Passengers leaving Newport in the morning
NAV arrive at Albany same evening, Or leaving
! Newport at =. NJ, may sleep al Springfield
and arrive at Albany at | 80 Z. NJ, and leave
/ for Saratoga st3 /. NJ.
l Passengers leaving New York IN the after
noon, via New Haven, NAV sleep al New lia-
ven, and thence via Springfield arrive al New
port next evening,
- Passengers aud Baggage transported
free of charge between Cars and Steamboat al
Providence
Fare between Albany aud Newport s. 30 cts
\ " Worcester AM Newport 30 cts
ISAAC HINCkLEY, Supt Prov. Il Wor
Rail Road.
! w. ed Wv IT,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
NEW YORK MARKET.
Tuesday, Sept. 5

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-For Western Flour
there is only moderate demand
Included in the lots disposed Of were SOC
barrels common state at So 90; 500 do pure
rGenesee at sc, 90 S6,l2 l-2; $50 do round
hoop Ohio for the West Indies at Sc, 90; 2OC
do uninspected at 1878; 200 do fancy Gen.
esee at $6,l2 l2 $6,75 and $50 do extra al
SO so.
In Southern there is fair business doing al
$5,S7 l-2 So for Georgetown and Peters.
burg City mills.
Rye Flour is dull at 1915 S3,s7 l-2.
| In Corn Meal there is but little doing Jer-
sey is held at $3,37 l-2, and Brandywine a
SO so.
Wheat is in good request at firm prices.
The sales were made at 81 "a ST. ,35 fol-
Genesee, ST., ,26 for prime white Ohio, anc
81 ,O6 Ia 81, 10 for inferior to good South
ern.
RYF--lOOO bushels sold at Tic in ship
! In Corn there is not much doing. Prime
parcels are scarce and wanted. IA cents wa.
refused for handsome lot of ronnd Northern
yellow, to arrive in few days. Sales were
made of 10 900 bushels Western mixed, de-
liverable in October, (reported,) at 81 l.:
cents 1000 do heated Western at 80 cents
and 800 do damaged do at SIS cents.
! OATs-Sales Of 5000 bushels canal at 81
35 cts.
PRovIsioNs-The Pork market opens firm
this morning, at $Il, so for Mess, and SO 70
Prime. Moderate sales were made to thu
trade at quotations.
For Beef there is fair demand at fair pri
ces.
There is not brisk demand for Lard, bu
holders are quite firm. The sales are l5'
bbls. at 8 3-4 7-Sc. Strictly prime is he'll
at 8 cents.
In Picked and Dry Sailed Meats there i
nothing doing.
Moderate sales of Butter are made at 10 l.:
a Is l-2 cents for Ohio, and Western New
York.
Cheese is selling to fair extent 9 a cent
for good to strictly prime lots.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
u CAlTTION. n n

Beware Of these lmpgsitlons which are daily
palmed upon the public, bearing the name ot
nv article, which IL CHOLERA MORBUs,
DNSENTERY AND DlAkRiIGA COR.
dial which impostor they have borrowed
Also, they have copied my advertisements aud
peTlatory addresses. Doubtless they have done
this for the purpose Of pamlng OF their useless
aud vorihleSs articles at the expense aud rep
ulalion Of this original and mosl popular medl-
cine that ever came before the public
BE sure that you obtain MRS T.. klDDER'S
Cholera MorbuS, DySentery and Dlarfhpa
Cordial and you will get the only true and
original article, which has ever been held in
The highest eStlmatiouby the public through
out the whole country.
Il is put up in bottles holding nearly q
quart, intended for family use, and sold a, One
Dollar per bottle
sold by MRS. F.. KIDDER,
No. 100, Court Street. Boston,
who 10 the inventor and sole proprleior.-- -
Druggist and Apothocstics supplied a. 'ormcr-
", in large or small quantities.
AGENTS-R J. Taylor, c. g. c Haz-
ard And sold by Dealers IN Medicine gen
erally I mos.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
a. MARINE LIST. a
pODD O4 S79V2PO0Sso
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, Aug. 30.
schr Fakir. Ball, Providence for N York.
THURSDAY, Aug. 80.
schr Superior, Comfy, from Block Island.
sloop Victory, Gould, Now York Tor Prov Native,
Paine, from Rondout.
steamer Roger Williams, woolsey, I'm N Bedford.
sailed-brig John Bulch, Melville, for Mil Point TO
load for Charleston.
FRIDAY, Sept. 1.
Bark Marei, Burt. Fall River Ter Pnn,
brig Antionette, Richards, Boston Tor do.
Brig Porto Rico staples, Prov Tor do.
schr Mary, Hownnd Prov h.r Baltimore
schr AIsona, Keller. do for Thomsson.
schr John Rogers, House from Philad.
schr Brookhnven, Burdck, from do.
schr SciotB, Haskell, Prov { or Bnngor
Bris CA,harine aud Mary, Warren. Prov for Phlia
schr Louis WEIGH. McFarlin. Bo-ton tor do.
Schr Augustus, Kilborn. from Sewbur> port for Nor
folk.
schr WIN Penn, Thel.renthen, Dover for Ar.any.
schr VIM Henry, Tarbox, Bath for New YORK
SATURDAY, Aug. ?.
schr San Jacinto, Wells, I'm Albany,
sloop Navigator, Westcott fn sag iInrbor.
Brig Lisbon, smith, Cleared for Havana.
SUNDAY, Sept. 3.
brig Orray Tan, Nowry, Providence for Charleston
TUESDAY, Sept. 5.
Sailed brig orrsy TAFT, Mowry, tor Charleston, q. e
WEDNESDAY, Sept 9.
Bris Charlotte, Sherwood, from Portsmouth for
Philadeiph
MEMORANDA
Arr at New York, Sept 2, brig Random, Price IA
days from Ssgua Ia Grande, with sugar and Molarses
Arr NJ New Orleans, 22d ult, schr Wsrsaw, Burdick
Crd it"m New Orleans for this port 18Th ult shcr.
Geo Eng-, smart
Arr 1T Phra 27,h alt, DANIEL Baker from this port.
Arat Orleans l7th ult, brig Clarion, Read from
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
Sea View Cottage to Let.

- THE subscribers offer SEA VIEW
EM COTTAGE for rent, (ready furnished
with Stable, Coach.house, lce-house and
Gardens adjoining. h is large, convenient
and airy, contains eighteen lodging rooms, two
parlors, dining room, kitchen, cellars, DC. &c
&c. IL is seldom such an opportunity oc
curs. Any person wishing to procure resi-
dence for next season, will do well to make
immediate application. II will be let at q
reasonable price.
Their beautiful farm is also 90 rent, and tc
any one wishing fine farm IL isa rare chance
On il is a neat House, Barns, Poultry houses
Ounce, Apple and Pear Orchards, and about
one acre Of Asparagus The land is in high
state Of cultivation, well walled, nc. NC. DC
II will be let for one or more years, stocked
or not, as the Tenant may wish. For terms
and other information enquire at Sea View
Cottsgc, Green End, Of
CLARISSA ELLERY TlLLEY,
sTOCKFoRD ELLERl TILLEy.
Avg ~ lnw
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
Weekly Almanac.
Farm for Sale.

&gA THAT valuable farm Va Middle.
mm town, "a miles from Newport, on the
Msss- East main road leading to the Stone
bridge, which was formerly owned BY J. d
Bailey, E.q., containing about 100 acres OF
mos, excellent land IN high state OF culiva.
iion, with two dwelling houses, one of them
mostly new. also Crib, Wood House, Carriage
House. sheep sheds, and large Barn all in
good order also ancxcelent orchard, contain
ing about 100 fine apple trees. This farm is
well fenced with substantial stone walls divi.
ding il into lots from 3 TO 5 acres each. Any
one wishing to purchase, will please call on he
ub.criber IN Newport o. payment will
ie made esv. JOSEPH I BAILEY
Nv nnrt. Nng " ltl-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07

FhoM Mfxico.-Late accounts from Mexi-
%, state that Paredes has managed 10 evads
oil pursuit, and 10 now with the Indians al
Sierra Gordo. Positive information regarding
this fact has reached the Government, and EI
Monitor says he is endeavorng to stir up
var Of fastes in the country. All the States
through their respective Governments, have
sent congratulations to the President on the
9uelling Of the outbreak o, Guanauato.
Every thing was quiet at the capital, and
throughout the country, with the exception of
the port OF Mazatlao. Gen. Anaya, il is said,
would soon unite sufficient force to put down
the Insignificant party Of insurgents thero.-
Herrera's administration was actively employ
ed 10 devising measurers, In all its branches,
70 urge on the nation in the path Of improve
menI The encouragcmen,s held forth to en-
grants; freedom Of conscience in religion a
psnitentiary system, &C., &C., give evidence
Of the industry and vigor Of ,h- present ruler
Of the Republic. Among the deaths tha, have
lately occurred are no less than five generals,
one Of whom Is well known TO Our late gallant
army, viz: Don G. Valencia.
In Vera Cruz every thing was very dull
although the population wero free from the
sight Of the redoubtabe North Americans, il
seemed to them that they had carried away
with then the very spiri, Of trade and bust.
ness.
The papers Of the capital give an account Of
an irruption of American freebooters into New
Leon, from Laredo. They had sacked the
towns Of Sabinas and Aldamas, where they
pillaged to the amount Of SAL 900, getting
back safely to Laredo with the spoil. Repre-
senta,ions had been made to the officer in COM
mand at the latter place, but he replied tina
his force was not sufficiently great to arrest the
evil doers.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
DEATHS s,

At his residence in South Brooklyn, \. \ q,
Sept. 3, Capt. Thomas Cottrell, formerly OF
this town, aged rs. His remains were brought
here for intennent.
In this town, Aug 27th, Of the Dysentcry,
Lucius Crandall only son Of Edmund ID. and
Catherine ID. Barker, aged 2 years, m nth
and % days.
In this town, Aug. 9th Thomas Henry
only son of Mr.. Thomas King, aged l6 mos
In this town on the Gath ult., Susan r.
Farrier, in the 18th year Of her age.
In this town Aug Goth, Miss Patience lay
lor, daughter of the late Nicholas Taylor, Esq
aged 65 Gears.
Ia this town Aug. 36th, Mary Roberts, on
" daughter Of Abraham r., and Mary q
Peckham. aged % months
In this town Aug. 2Sth, Don Carlos Hawes,
aged 81 years, a native of Wrentham, Mass,
ard for many years a merchant in Darien, Ga.
In this town, Sept ,, Robert Murray, aged
33
In this town, Sept 9th, William G. How
land, in his ninth year; son of Capt. George
and Sarah NJ Howland, of this town.
In this town, Sept. A, ofDropsy, Mr.. James
Melville, aged 80 years.
In Warren, Goth ul,., John Henry, only sor
of Mr.. George 5. Tlley, aged l2 years.
In Darlington, 26h ult 1, Mrs Betsey Brown
widow of jeremiah ). Brown, Esq, in the
nth year of her age.
Ia Pawtucket, Aug. %, Elton NJ, son o
DAVID b. and Clarissa IL. Warren, aged
years and months.
In Bristol, Aug. 27th, Mrs. Mary, wife OF
Mr. William Hoar, aged 81 years Aug. %
Henry Adalph Ferrier, son of Henry Felix
Esq, aged 10 weeks and days Aug. 81
Mr. Zenas Thomas, an exemplary member
of the Baptist Church aged 66 years.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
Fiske Medical prize Questions.

TINE Trustees of the FiSke Fund, consisting
Il Of the President and the two Vice Presi-
dents Of The Rhoie Island Medical Society
viz David King. N. D., OF Newport, ). Au.
guslus Arnold, ". d.. OF Providence and
George Capron, NJ. ID Of Providence, at tse
annual meeting OF the Society. held June g
1878, announced that the premium OF fifty dol
lars, Offered by them in lSi7, lor The best dis.
serlaiion on the question:
"Vis Medicatiix NaIure'-how far il should
be relied on in The treatment Of diseases--
Had beeh award d to the author Of the dis
serlation bearing the mot,o--
''tenues grsndia =
And upon breaking the seal OF the accom-
pany ing packets they learn that the succesSfu
competitor was Charles w. Parsons, N. D., o
Providence.
Tney propose tie following subjects fol
ls49
LIST. Ship Fever, so ca'led-its history, ma
lture and hest mode OF treatment.
2d. The History OF Medical Delusions @
the present and lormer times
For the best dissertation on each OF these
subjects the Trustees will pay the sum of hiJ
dollars.
| Dissertations, with a motto written thereup'
on, and also accompanied by a sealed packet
having the same motto written upon The out
side and the authors name and place OF resi-
dence within, must be transmitted free OF al
expense TO either of the Trustees on or betor,
the first Wednesday Of May, lS49.
The letters accompanying The unsuccessful
dissertations will be destroyed by the Tfu'
lees unopened. and the dissertations may bs
procure by their respective authors from 'h'
trustee to whom they where directed, II ap
plicalion be made therefor within lhre'
months. -
THOMAS II. WEBB, Sec'ry
lf more convenient, dissertations may b'
sent to the care orihe Secretary, Boston, %
Messrs. Bartlett n Wexford, No. 800 Broad
way New York
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07

TERRIBLE BIrE BY A Yesterday
evening, while some boys were swimming, al,
Emtlet's shipyaid, near the mouth Of the Falls,
one of then. was observed, about thirty yards
from the raft of logs, struggling in the water.
He uttered no cry, but struggled on until he
reached the logs, when he called for help.
Capt w. d. Roberts, Mr.. Bell and another
person ran and pulled him out of the water,
when they discovered that his left leg had been
nearly bitten off by shark. The fish appears
TO have caught him as he was drawing the leg
up, as the wounds are above and below the
knee. The flesh on the inside of the leg is torn
open near three inches in width exposing the
hone and showing the indentation Of the teeth
nn the bone. On the outside the flesh is also
torn, but not severely. The teeth were deeply
,unk in the flesh, making terrible gashes. The
10y was taken into the Office at Jones and Alb
hott's Saw Mill, and DR.. Dashiels sent for who
dressed the wounds. Sun.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
Excursions to Newport via Fali
/ River.

Tne steamer KING PHILIP, Capt. Bra,ton
leaves Providence daily Sunday. excepIed)
at 7 o'clock A. VI. for Bristol, Bristol Ferr,
Fall River and Newport. Returning, leaves
Newport at ! Ia o'clock p. NJ for Fail River
and Providencs. arriving at o'clock 7. Nj
This arrangement presents a favorable oppor-
tunity to make a delightful aud -alubriouS eA-
cursion through the water. OF tho Naragan-
set Pay, touching at the principai places on
the BAY, and remaining sufficiently long at
Newport to enable passengers to ENJOY ITS un-
equaIlrd facilities for sea bathing.
/ Passengers to New York ~ the new and
splendid steamers ofthe Fall River line, (bnlll
expressly for the ontsde route, and making The
passage round point Judith with perfect con-
tort and safety are iicketed through by the
King Philip al the usual fare Fl ON Poo. idcnCe
with an opportunity to spend the day IN ta'l
River or Newport. Fare to Fall River aud
Newport 80 cts each way.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
A: i Court of Probate Of A4e 10,cn Of Nreport,
Scpt. 4, l5iS.

TPON the Report Of the Commissioner 8
u heretofore appointed 10 receive and Exam
ne the claims sgalu>t The estate of Eliza T..
Dolbear late ol Newport, widow, deceased, sud
the Executors first accorn, on said estate, pre-.
sen,ed tor reception AMI allowance, the saps
are referred for consideration 10 Coor .!
Probate to be holden al the Town Hall in New
port, on the first Monday in October next. at
clock, M, and notice !. ordered to be gig'
en- thereof by advepiscmehl three Successive
weeks in the Herald ol'he Times, that a. per.
sons Interested may appear at said time an
place, ifthey shall sec ii, and show cause VI y
said report should not he received and sand
commission closed, and why said account
Shonld moi be allowed A true copy,
Sept. B B ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07

CARpgTs.-There have been manufactured
o, the Large Carpet Factories in Roxbury be-
longing to Henry PETTEs & Go. within the
year commencing August |, lsi7. and ending
August 1, ls4s, upwards cf Tico Hundred
and FIN Thousand yards Of Carpciing.
This large quantity has all been sold at thel'
Warehouse in Boston.
They manufacture all descriptions Of Ingram
and Three Ply Carpets, Tapestry Brussels
aud velvet Pile Carpets and kugs-and have
become celebrated through the United States
for the variety, excellence and beauty Of their
articles. .--Boston Paper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
Court of Probate Of the to,rn of NaTort,
Sept. 4, 1913.

TTPON the report OF the Commissioners here,
L tofore appointed to receive and eInmihs
the claims againsi The estate Of Mary JohhsoI;
late OF Newport, single woman, deceased, and
the Administrators first accoun, on said estate,
presented for reception and allowance, The
same are referred for consideration TO
Cour, of Probate to be holden a, the Town
Hall in Newport, on the first Monday IN oct;
next. AT 9 O'Clock, a m. and that notice thereof
be given bs advertisement three succes>ivs
weeks in tue Herald Of the Times, that al
persons interested may appear at said time snd
place if the see ht, TO show cause why said r-i
port should not be received, and said ac'
count should not be allowed.
True copy.
Sep, Z B. B. HOWLAND, Prob Clerk.
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Capt. Henry GriswOld,

To The Court Of Probate efHe torn Of Net-
port, 10 be holden on Monday, Sept. 4, le4s'
rVlIE undersigned. sole Executor OF the last
/ will and Testament OF Eliza q. Dolbear,
late Of Newport widow, deceased, respectfully
represents that the personal estate OF said Ei'
"a g. Dolbear. is insufficient by the sum oil one
hundred sixty-iour dollars, ten cents, to pry The
Just debts funeral expenses, &c OF said Eliza
G.. Dobear, ashy reference TO his account ara
the report OF the Commissioners on said esistc
herewith rendered will fully appear where
fore, he prayS that he may hc authorised oy
this Court, in his said capacity, to sell al pno'
lie auction, the interest which SAID fliza "
Dobear had, in and to lo, OF hand and over
ling house thereon in said Newport, Silusted
on a cross street leading into Elm Street, or -
much thereof A. will be sufficient TO raise said
sum with Incidental expenses.
WIN. GUILD. Executor .
Atd Court Of Probate Of Torn Of Netrpori.i :
Sept. Ah, Isis.
TTPON The above petition Of VIM Guild
l Executor the las, Will and Testament oi
EIlza q Dolbear,-the same s read, received
and referred tor consideration TO Court of
Probate. TO be holden al The Town Hsh In New
port. on the first Monday ~ October next, al p
O'Clock, m snd notice Is ordered to be CIV
sn OF the pendency and prayer thereof by 3D.
vertiSenebt for three successive weeks ih Tho
Herald Of the Times, that all persons ipterer,
ed may appear a, said tine and place aud ba
heard
true copy,
Sept 7. BIB ROWLAND, Prob Csrs