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Ho,,satonic Railroad
New Arrangement.
1S49.

PASSENGER Train leaves Bridgep"r' oa''
", Sundays excepted,) at 10 40 m on
the arrival OF the Naugatuc traiI', the second
accommodation train from New Haven and the
Express train from New York, and arrives al
State Line in time to take the cars on the
Western Railroad for Troy, Albany, Spring"
field, Pittsfeld, Hudson, &c. &c.
Returning, leavee State Line at o,4o a. m
on the arrival of the train from Albany. ana
arrives in Bridgeport, at 2 p. m. Passenger
crN. Y. take the cars of the N Y. H.
R R. Co. at Bridgeport. and arrive in New
York, at q 80 p. m. A train also !eayes
Bridgeport, for New Haven, on the ARRIVAL OF
the Housaio tonic train, and arrives at New Ha>
ven, at 24Op m. Freight trains with pas
senger cars attached leave Bridgeport ana
West Stockbrdge, at a. m.
STAGES run in cCnnec-
ANAAtion with the Cars TO
SsSsSGEdL3 Lee. Lenox, Old Stock
2-ss5 e Y e ssbridge, Curtisville, Win
sted, Sharon, Goshen. Norfolk, Litenhelo'
Woodbury., Danbury, Bethel, Pittsfeld. &c, NC;
gcsNo Agent of this Company is authorized
10 take change Of Specie, Bank Notes or valu-
able paper or to receive them for transporta'
ton on any conditions. .
G. A. KlRTL AND. Superintendent:
Bridgeport, Oct. lS49
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IMPORTANT
To owners of Horses or Cattle


DILLOW'S Celebrated Heave Cure and Uni>
versal Condition Medicine, is universally adj
mitted to be a sure specific in the following
diseases in HORSES and CATTLE: In Horses
Heaves, Coughs. Colds, Chambers. Horse-Dis-
temper. Hide.bound, Worms, Bolts, Scurvy
and Scab: In Cattle, Bolts, Staggers, Loss Of
Cud, Hcrn-dislemper, Black Tongue, Colds.
Coughs, &C. On trial these powders will be
found TO be the best renovating medicine ex-
tan, for all herbiverous animals, as they ope-
rate directly lin smaller doses) upon the secre.
tive glands and humors of the blood; and when
horses and cattle are dull and stupid. and the
hair presents rough and staring appearance,
or while they are changing theiI coat-at snch
times few doses will be found indispensably
necessary to bring them into proper condition
Nc5-Give the article trial, and it will recon.
mend itself.
Dillow's Green Ointment,
For Founder, Scratches, Mango or Scab.
Diseases Of the Feet, Saddle and Harness Calls
Swelled Legs and Grease, and tor all cases
where healing Ointment is needed.
To the Farmer. Dairyman, Wool Grower and
Groom this Ointment is an indispensable arti-
cle-in proof Of which numerous certificates of
its efiicancy could be given hut il is not ne
cessary, as it will stand entirely on it's own
| merits.
Oo- For certificates and particulars, see cir.
culars left with agents 30
FORD + GRANT. Sole Proprietors, Alba
N.Y.. N. Y. Price IS cents per package.
| Wholesale AGENrs-B A Fahnastock g.
Co 40 John st. New York, and Ruel & Cutler.
I 81 Chatham IT. Boston.
AGENTS -Litchfeld, j. G Beckwith, il.
Canaan, G Humphrey, Falls Village, Belden &
Miner, West Cornwall, Pratt q Foster, Corn
wall, F w Pierce, Kent. J w Tasersoll, South
Kent, Fariton g. Segar. Gaylsrd's Bridge, John
Gaylord. New Milfurd. F Boardman, New P, es.
ton, D Tomlinson and Morehouse & Granniss
Hantam Falls,P Parkhurst, Goshen, A Miles &
i son, Norfolk, Mills & Co, Colsbrook, E Car
r.ng,on, Winsted, s w Coe, East Village Twin,
J, s.edl Clark Gilbert g. Co., E. Colehrook, Unior
. Char co. .HNchcOckville, e Alvord, pleasant
Valley Williams, New Hartford. Alvord
Brethers, New Hartford Centre. John F Hen,
deEson' Bakersville, A Baker, TorrineCord. N
Smith, Wolcottville, w NJ Huneerford. Mi
ton. WelCh q KilboNrh. '.-''
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an and after July LIST, Stages will run from
Litchfield to the Housatonic Railroad. as
follows, VIZ: Stage will leave Ltchfield tor
New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays anu
Fridays, at 7 o'clock, A. M. and arrive at
New Milford in time to take the Passenger
Train for New York or Albany:
Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and SATURDAY at o'clock, P. M, or on the tn,
arrival Of the Passenger Tram from New i"f rN
Another Stage viii leave West Cornwall for
Litch6eld on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, at o'clock. P NJ or on the arrival OF
the Passenger Train from New York, and re-
turn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa.uroays'
leaving Litch6eld at Z o'clock, A. M, thus
making daily lire from Litch6eld to the
Housatonic Railroad
The Proprietor of this line intends putting
on new Carriages, and as usual good Horses,
and will endeavor to merit liberal snare OF
public patronage.
West Cornwall. June 81, 1s49, 8
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H. Martin & Co. Proprietors, successors to
w. A. Steele CO. PR, so cents,
D. |, Martin and A. Hall travelling Agents
for New England States and Nsw York.
~ have been for several years troubled with
a tickling cough, which commenced the mo-
ment lay down at night, and robbed me OF
many hours of sleep. Hearing OF the great
number Of cures wrought by DR.. Stones OK
ford Drops. sent over to Oxford and purcha>
sed pint bottle Of them. They have never
! failed to cure me when attacked, and are so
soothing to the throat, that their effect upon
my cough is immediate; would not he with
out them for any consideration. have also
heard Of many other cases where they have Gu.
red the most obstinate cough.
PETER HALL, Wallingford, Ct.
The following certificate is from ono Of the
first Merchants in the city Of New York.
shaving been afflicted at various times with
most obstinate Diarrhoea, which all the re-
NEEDLES employed seemed powerless TO CHECK
| have experienced immediate relief by the
use Of the "Oxford Drops" My complaint wa.
arrested, and at the same time nv system re-
stored to healihful and regular state INV mi.
Invaluable medicine. ARIJAH FISHER,
| 81 Broad ST., New York
P, S.-This medicine 10 positive prevent,
i've and the surest cnre yet discovered for III
Cholera. Price 371-2.
AGENTS-Drug store. Litch6eld. Eli Chr,
tbs. Watertown; P H Skidmore. Beihlem W.,
L Smedley. South Farms. 81
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A FOUR Horse Coach leaves LITCHF1ELD
"A daily, Sundays excepted) at A. M,
precisely. for Plymouth. to connect with IN"
Z As A. NJ. Train IF Cas-, on the Naugainck
Railroad, arriving in New York al l2 30 r. NJ
Leave New York at 2 P. NJ, and arrive IN
LiIchfirld at 9 As p M.
Litchfield, July 23d, 1919. VII
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nEM L. GRAHAM, Esq, of Salls6u'
~ Is. authorized to receive payment iol
uewsnaners and advertisements, on &C
commits due this Office.
q d. WADHAns, Esq. do, Wolcottville'
TvxAr sxrru, Esq, do, Bridgewater.
TT BRNsmADE, Esq, do. Washington
LEwIs SMITH, Esq, do, Harwlnton.
LEWIS. KNAPP, Esq, New Milford.
G. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Hon Luc1us CLARK, Winsted.
Joseph w. Cone, West Cornwall.
Maj. P. w. Mills, Kent. 60
Hon. SIDNEY ENSIGN. South Canaan
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Geese Feathers

VvVHE subscribers have made arrange
men;s TO keep constant supply Of .
first rate article Of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with great
care by ourselves, in packages OF from
20 TO so lbs; and will furnish at all times
any quantity from 20 TO 1000 lbs. OF quail
ity they will warrant as good as the oeS',
al as low prices as can be purchased Oh
equal quality in the State.
s. e. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, lS49.
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WHY will you Suffer

MYTH RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEU
w RALGIA, LUMBAGo, BRUISES, Sprain
&C., When DR.. JACKSON'S MESMERIC
RHEUMATIC IMMINENT is shure cure, as
is fully provided by the hundreds of certii>
Gates that have been received from those who
used it within the last few weeks, all of which
may be seen by calling at the Proprietor's Of
flee, and portion Of them are published in
pamphlets, whiah may he had gratis of the
agents.
The proprielors challenge the world to pro.
iuce lis equal for the cure OF all diseases for
which it is recommended, Read the follow
ing certificates:
Little Falls. New York, July tn, 1913.
Messrs. Steele s. Co-Gents, -Messrs. Web
ster g. Graves of Ithica, would like you to-
forward case of Jackson's Rheumatic L,ni
ment. Immediately by Express, as there are
several customers waiting to purchase.
Mr.--- Agen, for one Of our WOODEN
Factories, has had the Rheumatism tor sever
al years I told him OF the many cures your
Liniment had performed and gave him the last
bottle had in my trunk. He tried it. and
experienced an immediate sense Of relief In
about an hour the pain again returned, and was
again relieved by applying the Lniment ]
same away the next morning, but there are
several other persons at Ithica. afflicted in the
came wa, who are waiting TO try it, and who
| have no doubt will experience similar re.
lief. BY attending promptly to the above you.
will much oblidge, Your Obdt ervt.
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wATERwAEEL REGULATOR.

WATERw HEEL REGULATOR.
FHIS Machine is most simple IN us con.
i s'ruction, aud made in the most substan-
tIal manner. Its simplicity together with the
low p ice at which it is offered, recommends
it to manufacturers as the desideratum of Re-
gulators, warranted to work well if properly
arranged for operation, on any wheel,
H. BALDWIN.
Washington. CT, March goth, 1S49.
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nj If II II AL
Life Insurance Company

OF BAL l1MONEs
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 Doane
IN Street, Boston. GEORGE M. CHALwILL'
General Agent for New England.
Sub. Agency of Woodbury.. Conn. William
Cothren, Ese,, Agent.
Garwood H. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
Physician
Local Board of Trustees for WeW England
Branch.
DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT.
c. F. Adams, Col. VIM. Sehouler,
Rev'd. S. X. Lothrop, Col. N. A. Thompson
Ephram Lombard, THOMAS Groom,
John Schouler, William w. Warren
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
of this Branch from its present business, are
now invested in New England. under the STU
pervsion OF the LEGAL Board of Trustees, by
whom the securities are holden, and the same
will be done from month TO month hel eal'er.
Per order: GEO, M. CHALWILL,
3 General Agent.
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A FRESH lot OF tine welt and turns BUS,
AKtNS, of superior quality
For sale low by 'sNy MEAFOY.
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1921 ssg9IlsSsg ;aAs 49, Ess
sVV9aSlg Hyfz5sss2U.. Wy 1a29 -8S8
N aug atuck r abroad
To WsOECOttU6LIes

NEW ARRANGEMENT CoMMEN>
cling, SEPT, 9Th, l649.
THIRST passenger train leaves Bridgeport al
Il 10. 10 A. M. or on the arrival of he Tx
A. M. train from New York, connec ting al
Strat(ord with the o,25 A. M train from New
Haven.
Second passenger train leaves Bridgeport al
BOP. M. or on the arrival of the Q P. M. ex~
press train from New York connecting Al
Stratfnrd with the a P. M. train from New
Haven.
Freight train, with passenger car attached.
will leave Bridgeport at 6 10 A M. and con-
meets at ST. afford with the 6 A. M. train from
New Haven.
Returning.
. First passenger car leaves Welcottville at
IA. M, connecting at the junction with
special train to New Haven, and arrives at
Bridgeport In time for the passengers to take
the 1880 train to New York, and 10. 10 train
to Albany. =,
Second passenger train leaves Wolccttville
at $50 P M. and connects with the trains 10
New York, New Haven, and New Milford
Freight train leaves Ply.aouth at $50 p.
M. and arrives in Bridgeport in time for the
lisp. M. train to New Haven.
Stages run 20 and from the cars as follows !:
From Wolcottv;lle to Wnsted, Wofeettville
10 Li,chGeld. Litch6eld to Plymouth, Litch-
field to Litoh6eld Station, Waterbury to Wa>
tertown and Sourh Earms, Humphreysville 10
Oxford, Southbury and Woodbury..
Freights taken gom New York. New Ha.
ven and Bridgeport. to any station on the line.
and forwardedsto ihe above places. az hereto-
fore. Freight above Plymouth, will go to the
second passenger train, for the present.
PIILO HURD, Sup't.
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GERMAN MAGNETIC
TENE.WENT.

A sure cure tor Rheumatism, Sore Throat,
Qninzv, Salt Rheum, Affections Of the spine
or Hip Joint, Burns, Scalds. Colds, Coughs,
Weakness, Nervous Diseases. liberated Sores,
Toothache, Headache, Group or Hives, Stiff
Neck, Ague in the Breast or Face, Hard Swell
lings, and enlarged JOINTS, Sprains, Stitch in
the Back, Frosted Feet or Chi.blains. Bruises,
Corns. Bunons, Pain in the Side or Breast,
Pimples, Fresh Wounds and Cuts 1t is also
the best in extant for Sprains. tails, Swclled
Legs. Scratches, Bruises. Nail Pricks, Wounds
Cuik on Horses, &c., SC.
Ns-Prepared only by A. C. GRANT. Albany
New York. g. g.
@-For certificates and particulars, see cir
culars left with Agents.
IMPORTANT
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or
CAUTION EXTRA.

A man by the name Of RUEL CLAPP has engaged
,,;th :. vonns u,an Of the name Of 8. r. Townsend,
80 ,'.ss his name 70 put up q SAFsapaFilla, which
shsv cs DR.. Townssud sarsaparilla, denOUinatingh
GENUINE, Original, etc. III: Townsend Is no doctor
Sosas csnaIs and The ike We: he assumes the title
Of Dr. for the purpose Of gaining credit for what he s
not He 10 also sending out cards heated; Tricks o.
INV name for "a a week. / will give 8. p. I 'Hwnsend
$500 IL he will produce single. solitary o.
this This Is caution the public not To be decev %
and purchase none but the GENUINE, ORIGINAL
OLD Dr. Jacob Iownsend's Sarsaparilla, having on j
the Old Drs likeness his family coat of arms, and his
Signature across the coat of arms. A
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, 1O2 NassGG-st., NsU York City
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North American
INSTRUMENTATION

pa oEES a safe and positive re
49, HSieuy' this article is no
aNA. humbug or imposition. but
~ one Of the most safe and
W eHee'nal Ra, Extermina.
/, i -, = = ~ Tors ever invented. II is
oeievsd 10 % me I'VE Pius Uitra Of all Exs
and MICE from Dwelling Houses, Gransr;s.'
Stores, Vessels. &C., whenever il is used. RAJ,
and Mice eat II readily and are no, likelv r.
die in the bnilding.
For further information, ask for circular I,
he had of the Agents. gratis. Price 81 l.a an,
S9cents per box.
For sale IN Litchfeld at the Drug Store,
also sold by the principal dealers in Medica
10 most Of the towns and villages in the State
0J-Prineipal Ofice, 96 John St.,N Y.
7. R. HIBBARD, Agent.
July %. 1879 aete oowUm-2l
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT,

This PURIFIER Is tVhODy prepared from Vegetables
and cures the most obstinate and long standing diseases
Of the blood without pahng Pgsng, sickening, de-
tiatiHg. cle0Rses, sirengfhens inViyOrates, makes
new, healthy blood and gives Rews ~ and life TO-
the whole system.
HUN DREDS-THOUSAND8
Have been cured the past and present years. of dseas
es of the blood by this Pifer-and such cures were
made too by the use Of
-Four Times Less Quantity, and at
-Four Times Less Cost,
than such diseases be cured by Sasoporila any
other remedy that has been yet offered to the public.
We wish it were possible to publish to the world at
one view, the
MANY THOUSANDS
tn 1t are NOW LIVING and enjoying HEALTH who.
owledge themselves indebted the purifying and
heapg Efficacy Of BrGn''s Indian Purifier This PURI.
FER cures
THE WORST ScRoFULAs,
and au ;nure 6;,oas of the blood viz Scad Head
Salt Rheu1, Rheumd. Ersption' Pips. on the Face
Liver Conpioint. Pains in .Ae Back Side, and La W
Rush of BLOOD to the Head, etc.. etc.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFE LIZ EU'
1t is question of small importance for me aa1cN
cd TO decide which, Of all the sarsapa as and other
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Docf. Nathan Hubbard, of Stamford, Conn.,, one
the oldest and most respectable physicians was Athlete
with Liver Complaint many years, and was perfect
cured, by using Brant's Purifying Extract We coul
name hundreda of other cases, also cured.
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ChrOnic RheumatisIll.

Capt. Ezra Knapp 81 Willow street. Brooklyn, N.
had Rheumatism for 80 years. he used Branfs Medicia
which effected cure. Numerous other cases OF receI
and long standing, have been efectually cured.
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CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIVE.

We say, Brants indian Purifier is cheaper and more
surative-because bottle of it. which be bought
for One Dollar, contains Four TIMES much nedcat
efficacy as bottle of SG,sapara which also one
dear at dollar bottle as Branfs Purifier would be
at four dollars bottle because the Purifier contains
GREATER MEDICAL EFFICACY than sarsaparila, then
sarsaparilla should be sold at twenty-five bottle
to be cheap the Purifier at dollar. But
assertion does not prove the greater power and medical
Sarsaparillas shall therefore show how much dis
ease has been cured
BY ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH,
The first state is the which was effected
in Mr.. B. Haskin of Rome, Oneida Co., N. Y, and
risk not any of veracity when say that this
is the unlookcdo and hopeless of of the
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sCRoFULA g. ERUPTloNS.

The Rev. Richard Dunning Pastor of the Presbyte'
rian church, Adams Basin Monroe Co, N Y, wrote
us as follows have just received letter from Mr..
Channey Dunnng relative to the of his Feversore.
You may depend what it states, for he is Christian
man and elder in the church. Some years since he
had have of his legs cut off, to save his life in
consequence of Fever.sore. The other leg being now
affected and about to be amputated, recommended
Branfs Medicine-READ THE RESULT. He says, II
haze used only THREE BOTTLES of BRANI7S MEDI
that Medicine and say that with the blessing
of God il has Effected cure Of my leg" See Pamph'
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PURIFY! PURIFY!

There Is not one Of all the val0uaFsmedies purpot.
ing be Purifiers Of the blood that beginS 70 possess
as mach Purifying snd Hesling Virtue a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Lis indeed, a melancholy truth, that thou
sands fall victims To consumption every year
from no other cause than neglected colds {; yet
we find hundrsds, nay, thousands, who ,rsa,
such complaints with the creates, Indifference,
and lot them run on for weeks, and even no nths,
without thinking Of the danger. A first, you
have What you consider slight cough or cold
you allow business. pleasure, or caSelessness to
prevent you from giving b any attention; j, then
:otslss upon your breast, you become hoarse,
have pains in the side or shsst, e1peotorate
large quantities Of matter, perhaps mixed with
blood; difficulty Of bresthing ensues, and
then you find your own foolish neglect has
brought on this complaint IT. then, you value
your life or health, bewarnsd in time, and don't
trifle With your cold, OF trust to any quaek nos
trum to cure you but Immediately procure Q
bottle OF Two ofthat famons remedy, DIR. WIS.,
TERS BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY, which
10 we'll known to be the most speedy cure aver
known, a. Thousands will testify, whose lives
have teen saved BY il.
For Influenza il is the very best medicine in
the world.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
Agent Tor Nswport-R. J. TAYLOR.
octl6.
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Judging from Mr.. Chatheld's protests, and

| Judging from Mr.. Chatfeld's protests, and
demands and threats, agains, the Nicaragua
government, would suppose that the matter
IL soon to como to q crisis. /, 10 distinctly
asserted, BY tina, functionary. that no foreign
company will be allo we'd to enjoy the benefits
Of any contract with Nicaragua. for a canal
through that state, until certain debts TO Brit.
ish subjects be provided for and this preten-
sion 10 quite ndependen, of ,ha, by which the
territory in question is claimed as part Of the
domain OF the Mosquito king-which claims
Her Majesty has, as the consul says, decided
to maintain, and the invasion Of which she
will severely ehastise.
As said, the other day, we have 60, on
this question to the backinR-ous point-the
point at which one party or the other must
back out-unless they both intend to 6gh, j,
out.
A more Inappropriate ,ime could not have
been selected for stirring up ,his new mu,s.
/ think from various remarks that fell from
the press in the confidence of Mr.. Clayton, ss
long ago as June last, that he was put up to
this stand, injudicious aa it is, by those who
having interests to promote, were blind to,
or careless Of, other consequences. II the
sensibilites Of The American people can he
sufficiently excited to secure their support for
this movement, they will have war-wsr to
their hearts content.
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NO LIT a convenient tenement in the sub
/ scrIber's house, n short distance from the
Post Office, consisting Of large psrlors, kitch-
en-, with cooking range and utensils bslon ging
to bedrooms, clothes press. wash room.
and closets. on lower floor; and large bed
rooms on the second floor, with privilege OF an
other good lodging room IN the attic. il desired
all entirely disconnected with the other part
of the house. A never-failing we'll ofpurs wa.
ter, with pump. i. situated near the wash.
room door in the east yard, and a tain water
lcistern stands within a few feet Of tho door in
he north yard. The grounds IN iron, and on The
east eide Of the ho Sc are spacious, aud ha, e
handsome shade trees, grape vines and graz.
ats. and are well tagged 10 the street Con.
pneted with the premises is . fine gsrrn of
about 5000 feet OF land, contsining vines,
bushes and valuable fruit trees. The situation
10 delightfully."- pleasant both in summer and
win,er,-is far enough from the street to get rid
Of the noise and dust, and near 10 tho
street for the convenience Of the man Of busi
ness. The whole estate 10 in good order, and
would DO rented TO ono tenant, il preferred,
which would add a number Of desirable rooms
to those above described. For terms. &c. en-
quire Of Mr. NICHOLAS w. MARSH. No I2n
Thames street. JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport. Sept &c, IS49, In.
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) nlarins Intelligence. IN
PORT OF NEW PORT.
ARRIVED

FRIDAY Oct ~
Sehrs Tasso. Barker, Providence for Port.
land; Cordelia, Smith, Phila for Newburyport;
Oak Leaf, Waite, New York for Boston EN-.
blem. Pincham, New York for Harrington
Williams, Avery, Virginia for Norwich Har.
let, Littief-ld. Block Island for New York
John Tunis, Crane, Camden for Norfolk; High.
lander, Sands, Boston Tor Fredicksbarg.
The brig Selma, Of Savannah for Boston
with cargo Of Lumber and Cotton, in beating
out yesterday morning, mistayed and strscE
Castle Hill rocks, doing considerable damage
to her lsrboard quarter. She returned and
will make necessary repairs.
SATURDAY Oct I3
Schrs Rocksbery, Sears, from Baltimore for
Warsham; Wandopasso Eddy, Fall River for
Georgetown, s e; Corello. -, T River for
Georgetown, sc.
Sloop Franklin, Wheeler, from Nantucket
SUNDAY Oct IA
Schrs Carol, Kelley, Gardner for Prov
Oregon, Beekur,h. from Kingston.
sloop Vigalent Heath from New York.
TUESDAY, Oct l6.
Brig Martha Kinsman, -, Portland foI
Baltimore; Enoch Pratt, Hall. Fall River foI
Rapahannock.
Schrs Lawra g. Eliza, Colby, Roxport fol
New York; Motto, Bscbc, Fall River for Balti
more,
Sloops w Penn, Win.low, Now Bedford.