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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-22
Sherih's Sale.
wisHIs ssroN, &C.

WLsHIN 5roN, sc.
Ckarles.own, December 18th, lS4S.
WHEREAS Joshua Clark, of Charlectown IN
w the County of Washington, by the consd-
Grafton of our justices Of our Court of Common
Pleas, held at South Kings own, within and for
the county of Washington, on the second Mon
diy of MAY 1877, recovered a judgment OF SAID
Court against the South School District, form,r-
Iv the e,ch,h, in said town II Charlcstown, for
the sum cf one hundred and twelve dollars and
eirh.y-siz cents damages and thrtecu dollars and
twelve cents eos, of suit, and the interest on said
debt, upon which aforesaid judgment execution
hath irsued and was on the 18th day OF Dccem-
her, 1918, served and levied on all the right title
interest and claim which the South School Dis
trct hath in snt to certain lot Of land, situated
in the aforesaid town OF CharlestOwn, containing
one twentieth of an acre more or lcss, bounded
as follows - Sou,herly on the post road, westor
ly, n1rthcry and caslerly on land ofChristophei
g. Perry, or however otherwise the same may D,
Rounded; and in and 10 the South District Schoo
House, situated on the lot aforesaid, vrh the
Store, pipe and fixtures therein and hpper'aIn
ing thereto
Notice is therefore hereby given thatatChnles
town aforesaid, on the twcnty-sr day OF March
1910. al two O'Clock in the afternoon of the same
day on said premises, all or 50 much OF ,he above
dc.crihed land and premises win he sold at pub
lie Auc,ion. 20 the hirhcs, bidder, Cor the sam,
A. will be sufficient to satisfy the aforesaid Exc
cu,;on with interest and incidental costs.
mars. ASA CHURCH, Jr. Dept.Shcr
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Ma. EDITOR :.

Ma EDITOR
The following extract from speech deliver
cd a, Edinburgh, by Elihu Burriit, VIII enable
your readers to appreciate Onc, at least, OF the
,n,sny blessings" Of war. | will not trouble
you with remarks upon this subject under
any other point Of view, as do not believe
iha, there arc many persons OF sober reason
andlsound heart, who do not see il in the true
light. ACoNSlAN hhADr'''
The present generation ha no account lcl'
them Of the amount actually paid by their an
ccsors for their wars, but they have most tan.
riblc evidence Of the amount they did mol pay.
The amount of the unpaid slaughter bl is
which had been contracted prior to the year
1911. or the war debts Of the nations OF Eu'
rope and America, amounted TO two thousand
one hundred millions sterling, and the anua m
,ercst wa. at lca., hundred millions more. 90
y was an easy matter to mako such state
men, as this, but IL was a much more dlilicul
matter 10 arrive AT any proNimaie idea oi ih'
immcnse value II involved a iow statement
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AT IoWn Meeting OF The torn Of Ne,cpor,
holden By adjournment on Monday, March
I2h, 1919, The foNowiag Resolution was
submitted for The consideration Of The electors
Of said toun qualified to rote thereon, by Ne
Hon. Henry Y. Cranston -
WHEREAS, the debt OF the town has beon
w gradually increasi ng for n numcr os
years, until it amounts at present, to nearly
thirty thousand dollars. And whereas, it is de-
sirable and due alike 10 the honor and best in
tcrcst of the town, that the confidence of the
holders Of that debt, should remain unimpaircd
and unshakcn, both as TO thelsafety and conse-
uucnt availability at all times, and under all cir
cumstances, of every dollar due to them from the
town and whereas, the best and only sure
m ,de in which that important and most desira
hle object can be secured, is by promptly adopt
in the most efficient measures, such as are al.
ways resorted to by all well regulated commu.
mites, to ensure the gradual liquidation, and th,
ultimate payment ofthc debt, within some reas
enable period and thus also to save our posters
ty from the gross injustice of being &C mpelled t'
labor to nav the debts Of their ances tors
l Therefore, voted and resolved, That for tn,
three years next ensuing, there ought to be rais
ed by tax alton, in addition to the ordinary annu
| al tax the sum of three thousand dollars, annu
| ally to be specifically pledged, and annually ap
! piled toward the payment of sad debt and tha
at the expiration ofsaid three years, there ough
! 10 be raised in The same mode, every succeedin!
| year, the sum Of two thousand dollars, TO b.
! mp ropris,cd and applied, as aforesaid until tn
| debt shall b, wholly paid of.
| The above was read, received and referred 70
! consideration to the annual Town Meeting oil
| the first Wednesday in April next; and it is or
dered that the same be published previous there
to, iu the newspapers iu this town oncca week
n True Copy,
II b. b. ROWLAND, Town Cpk.
Newport, Mar ch II, 1919.
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Court Of Probate, Middletown, !
March 10Th 1SJ9

II A. ID. lS47, purporting to be the last vii
and testament Of PATIENCE IRISH, late
Middletown, dec d., wherein Elizabeth Easton
is named as Executrix thereof was presented
for Probate, and letters testamentary thereon.
II is ordered that the same be received, and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate to be holden at the Town House IN
Middletown, on the third Monday of April
next, at one clock, p. M and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this
order, three successive weeks in the Herald
Of the Times, for all persons interested to ap'
pear at said time and plac and be heard.
A true copy-wItness,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL,
marl5. Prob Cl'k
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Qie1.

In Wakefield, South Kingstown. Feb 9th,
jeremiah NJ Potter, Esq, in the Slst year OF
his age. There probably have been few meU
who during so long a life have sustained a
character so unimpeachable. and have so gen.
orally enjoyed the esteem Of their fellow citi-
zenS. lie had been n member Of the State
Senate several years, under the old charter
system, and Of the other branch Of the Assem-
| bly, also Mr. Potter has left a large family
who were sincerely attached to him and will
deeply regret his loss. He kept up his habits
of activity and industry TO the last.
In thistown, on Saturday last, Mrs. Hannah
Greene, widow ofthe late Captain William c.
Greene. in the G4th year of her age.
| In stonington, c., on Tuesday evening, 9th
inst. Mr.. George w. Noyes, aged 40 years
leaving a wife and little daughter TO mourn
the sudden and unexpected departure Of the
husband and father.
On Wednesday morning, Nth inst, Mr.
Henry Moves, (unmarried) aged AZ years, the
only brother Of the above. They were the
oldest and the youngest of the children Of the
late Thomas Noyes.
On "Wednesday morning, one week previou,
to his own deccaSe, the latter selected a Spo
for the grave of the former returned home
l from the melancholy task quite ndi.posed, ant
took his bed no more TO leave it, till he left i
for resting place by the side of his brother
They leave an aged mother, and an only sister
/ to mourn their exit
/ Belonging to one Of the Oldest families o.
Pawcatuck village, they were known 10 mos
Of its inhabita nts, and were respected by al
who knew them. Long will the remembrance
Of them be cherished with affection, by nu
merous circle of relatives and friends.
H In Darlington, l4lh inst, Mrs. Rachel Short
wife of Major John Short, aged Ga years.
Il In Rehoboth, 9th inst, Mrs. Amey Bullock
aged 70 years.
Il In Bristol I2'h inst, Mr. John Reed, aged !;
ytars. -..
At Rio Crande, 9Th of December last. MIR
Samuel T. Bayley. son of the late Capt. Sam
ue $. Baylcy, Of Portsmouth, N. ii an,
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Newport, March 20, '49.

Ma. EDToR -
So far as " Paul" is concerned leave the
argument-not denying him the least advan-
tqpe he may have gained from his article IN
to-day's paper.
But with regard to my rights and RESPONSE
bi,ies, h ave a word to say. His loud pro-
test against my style and spirit (npparent
spirit if you please) and his appeals to the
sympa,hies of the community to JOIN him, DO
not alarm me in the least. The writer OF this
is fully aware of his rights, and TO such jar
pon will ever deter him from assuming them
The last clause OF his article savors OF per
sonality. Ii he means to convey to the pun
lie an idea that have treated the lecturer II
an ungentlemanly, unmanly, or indecent man
ner-which it very strongly implies, totally
deny the truth of such an insinuatlon, ant
fling il back to him accordingly.
The writer wishes to be modera,e-but h
permits no such personalities on any accom-
/ whatever.
The writer holds himself responsible fo
ovorv word he has uttered in this controversy
| G..
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Shefib's Sale.

NEwP oRr, Sc
BY vir,us OF execution issued Dat oi the
Clerk S office of the Supreme Court, Couhly
of Ne wpuIt. August Term, 1913, in favor Of
Peaace and Turner, Of Newport in said Coun-
ty, aud TO me direclod and delivered-I will
on Thursday the 18th day Of March, ISI9. al
eleven o'clock, a. m. IN front Of the United
States Hotel all the right title and interest
lthst ABRAHAM FLEET,
OF Jamaica, Queens County State OF New York,
had IN the 5th dsy Of February, 1913, at fosr
c clock, p. NJ, in and to the following real es-
ate in said Newport viz Two certnin lots OF
lard, with dwelling house thereon, and bound
ed as follows, iz:--One lot northby Mar street,
east by lands Of John Springer, south by lands
Of William II. Altman, and west by Division
street the second bot adjoins the first and is
bound north by lands Of John Syringe and
Trinity Church sCbool-house To-, east by school
street south b., land Of Benjamin Finch, and
west partly by land Of William II. Altman, and
partly by land of Mary and Sally Potter, called
the parsonage estate. TN, .
Il Also, another lot with dwelling house, stable
and other buildings thereon, bounded north on .
passageway from Thames rect 10 the saltwater
eastcrly, partly on land Of Joseph Weaver and
partly on Thames-sticet, southerly partly on
lands of Joseph Weaver, and the lands Of Carey
Congdon, deceased, and heirs OF Henry Bull, de-
ceased, and By another passage-ray leading to
the saltwater, and west by lands formerly Of
Henry Bull, deceased"
II Also, another lot called the "acre-lot" bound
| ed easterly on lands Of Isaiah Crooker and
Charles Russell, southerly on lands OF Martha
| Hathaway, ClaIk Burdick, and Joseph II. Rec
ords, west by Thames-street, and north by How
| ard street t.
Il Also, another lot containing by estimation Ave
acres, and bounded east by lands Of the late
| Thomas Townsend, south by lands # Charict
| f. Il0mmett Joshua Perry, Thomas AylWood.
and Joseph II. Record west Nv lands OF BeniG-
min Fairbanks, Henry Lee, William Newcomb.
| William II. Townsend Benjamin James. Nathan
B. Hanmett, Joseph II. Record Ind asslgnees Of
Christopher J.. Bhven, and north oy Gowery
street.
Also, a lot or lots containing about eight acres,
and bounded north on lands Of James Gould,
Nathaniel Holt and the heirs of William Frea
born, deceased east on land Of James Shaw.
south on lands Of Henry Cord and Jonathan
Hunt, and west on the NJ ain road so call,d,7-or
however otherwise the aforenamed and attsched
lots may be butted and bounded, much
thereof as will satisfy said Execution together
with cost and incidental expenses. The sale 70
commence with the first described lots.
A VIM. n. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, Feb. 20, Si9.
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The Old State Debt.
PURLIC NOTICE.

TIE Committee appointed under the au
thori,y of the Hon. General Assembly TO ,nr
yestigatc aud report upon the OLD Sihi =
BT,-hcreby give notice unto all whom !,
may concern, that the Committee VIII meet a.
the STATE HOUSE IN the CITY OF nroV'
dcncc, on Tuesday, "Wednesday ana ,hurs
Jay the 9th. 2s,h and 29th days OF March
me, a, n o'clock. a. NJ, for the purpose OF
roceiy;n, from the holders thereof, the Ger
,;Gca,es notes. or other evidences oi deet
upon which payment is claimed ttogcthc'
with fairly transcribed copy Of each clain
exhibited. GRO. luhNh"'
Newport March -, l-i3.
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Appraisers Notice.

THE subscriber having been app3,h'Gu ~
| ,Lc SI,,e estimate committee, Oi Rhode Is.
land Apnrorcr ol,he town of Newport, and
hny,nc BEEN amhorizcd, qualified and directed
to make an estimate OF all property raleaele
in said town, hereby gives notice TO all con
ccrned lha, he Is ready to receive under oath
of Affirmation. particular and exact lists or
!, brdulcs of ,u their ra'cable property, annu-
al income or produclNenesS and actual value
of the same, aud said persouS arc hereby re
auired OF thew see lD TO render anc gave IN To
me said appraiser sand lists OF schedules WIN
in ten DAYS from thi, date or o,herwie y" ahlde
hy The aprrai>cmen' which may ne mage ny
said appraiser. DANIEL Z. phNhAN,
Appraiser Of the towu Of Newport
hanh IT,
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Fatal fight bet,eeen trO boys years old
Two boys, one by the name of Ramsbot,om,
I 1English) and the other, Knight yankee, }
had a fight at Pawtucket, yesterday. Rams.
bottom threw Knight on the ground, the back
part ofhis head struck a stone and he was car
ricd home dead. knight had been sick foI
some time past, and was quite feeble. He
was an only child.-Prov. Transcript.
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Memoranda.

Arr at New York, 10th inst, brig NJ. c. Ora
per, Draper, Of this port, from st Marks, Flor.
ida.
Brig Confidence, Messer, Of this port, was
at Havana 9Th insl, ready TO sail for Savannah
Brig Prince de Joinvlle, Gardner, OF this
port arrived at Havana 9Th inst from Savannah
Brig Henry Marshall, Brighlman, Of this port
was at Havana 1ih list TO sail next day for Ma
riel TO load for Savannah.
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COlnmissi0ners' Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
the Court Of Probate of the town Of Tiverton,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims
against the Estate of
WESTON HICKS,
late Of Tiverton, deceased, represented nsolvent,
do hereby give notice that six months from the
first day of January, lS49, are allowed to the
creditors of said Estate to bring in and prove their
claims; and that we shall attend for that purpose
at the house ofOrin Wchber, in said Tiverion, or
the last Saturdays in May and June, 1919, at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
tro. tfa fHSS fHHoSwSLArp, com'...
ORLIN WEBBEk.)
Tiycrton March l. lS4g
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iflarrie0.

| On the 18th inst, at Manhattanville by the
Rev. VIM. Richmond, Capt. J. w. Smyly, of
Newport r. l., to Mary, youngest daughter of
George Richmond, of Manhatanville.
In Middctown. on the 18th, by the Rev.
Henry Jackson, Frederick A. Lawton, of this
town, and Sarah II. Peckham, daughter of
Deacon Abner Peckham, of Middletown.
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Notice.,

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of PARKER & WEAVER, is
issoved this day by mutual consent and al
persons indebted to the late firm are request
ed to make immediate payment TO Jacob Wea
yer whe is authorised to settle the same.
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
JACOB WEAVER.
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Thursday, March 18th.

ThuTsdny, MaTch I5th,
At market, during the week, 500 Beef Cat
tie, 1850 Sheep, and 67s Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Extra 81 25; frs,
quality @ so a 81; secoLd quality a 25
Sd quality 8 so a IS.
Sheep 75 gas, 3, 8 so, 4, S; few
extra I2 l-2.
Swine--At wholesale, old Hogs, Sc, Pig,
S &c. At retail l-2 7c, as to quality.
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For Sale,

tract ofIand of Is acres, at the north end I
the Town, bounded on the south by Walnut
street, on the west by Sd street, on the east by
street running up on the west side ofthe common
burylng ground and on the north by the Dyre
Farm, of an extra quality for gardens, or build
ing lot, will be sold alogcthor OF in lots to sul'
purchasers; terms liberal and payments mad,
easy. For further particulars, enquire "
JETHRO y. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Mllctown 2d Mo. 81, #.
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Murray House.

CORNER OF PELHAM Il CORNE SITS.
WILL be opened ior the reception Of company
on the fret of Aprh, by the subscriber, under the
direction of Mrs. MURRAY, its late proprietor,
and he hrr, TO assure former patrons, and the
public. that no cNertion viii ls spared 10 sustain
it, present reputation. WM ". NlLSON'
Newport, Mar. -.
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To Let,

THE NARRAGANSETT HOUSE.
nIIIS desirable Boarding House is now offer
| ed Tor one year, from the 25ih inst, al very
moderate rate. 1t will accommodate more than
fifty boar,lcrs, and is too well known to require
mCrc particular description Whoever wansr IT,
shouI5 m,te ,mme tate application At the Ira
Iders Bank. BENZ. Muh' Nhp' N"S" i'
mnr3 dSw, t.
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r-,N,;oT Vars gave delightful Hop at tho

u-TMajor Vars gave delightful Hop at tho
Jni,cd states Hotel, Morday evening. ],
was attended by large number of ladies' and
gentlemen, and all enjoyed themselves in the
merry dance The music was by The 'o'il'
lion Rand from fort Adams The Supper was
served up ~ good style.
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9,.Timothy Coggeshall. Esq, has been 'p
psin,ed Pos, Master Of this place, vice Joseph
Joslcn, whose Commission expired.
We find the above announcement III W"
New York Herald although MIR. g. has NO
ye, received official information Of his appoint
mcut
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Guardians Sale.

WILL be sold on MONDAY, April OH
next, al II o'clock, a. m at public auction,
on the premises, by authority of The Court OF
Probate of Newport all the righ, title and
interest Of MARY MARSH and William u
MARSH, children Of Nicholas Marsh minors,
in and to lot of land in said Newport, bound
ed North on n drillway, South on land OF
Nicholas White and West on the Friend 5
land, or az much thereof as will he sufficient
10 raise the sum Of S5G4 81, with incidental
expenses. Conditions made known at the
time and place Of sale.
mar 3 NICHOLAS w. MARSH, Guardian
Court of Probate Of Newport, March 9Th,
Upon the Report of the Commi sSio ner
" heretofore appointed 10 receive and exam
ne the claims against the estate of WILLIAM
GYLES, late ofNewporl, decd, presented ioi
reception, the same Is referred for cOnSldera'
ton to a Court of Probate TO be holden at the
Town Hall in Newport, on the first Monday in
April next at 9 o'clock, A NJ, and notice rs
ordered to be given thereof by advertisement
for three successive weeks in the Herald OF the
Times, that all persons may appear at said
time and place i. they see fit, and show cause,
if any, why said report should not be rec eived
and said commission closed.
mars Is. b. ROWLAND, Prob Clk.
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pPraise never gives US much pleasure
unless it concurs with our own opinion, and
cxtols us for those qualities in which we ex-
Gel.
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Horse 4 Carriage Auction.
BY SAMUEL X. BAYLEY,A
Carriage Depository & Horse Bazaar, Federal-st'

Carriage Depository q Horse boZoai, 'ou''"r''
On Tuesday, April Sd, at 9 ~ o'clock,
LARGE AND VALUABLE STABLE STOCK
will be sold without reserve, The large and
valuable stock of Col Reuben Lcveioy stable
No. 53l Washington street, Boston, consisting
Of 60 young, sound AID kind Horses.
~ Boston built Coaches
lC CCarryeils. ~ Boston Chaises.
70 Buggies Wagons ~ Sleighs
so Harnesses. l3 Saddles and Brides. GU
Robes
Stable Furniture, &c, &c.
The above stock is composed e young 'aiua
bic, sound and kind IIorscs-Carrages, all IN
good running order, many nearly new-har'
nesses, &c.-affording an opportunity Tor thos'
! in want, as the entire stock will I've sold withou
reserve, as Col Lo,sjoy is about to rem"'e iron
the city. Terms liberal. Can be seen ut 'n.
time by applying at Stable.
Boston, mar2l. d&w,t
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Court of Probate of Newport March 9th,
Notice..
Clerks Office, Court Of Probate, !
New Shoreham. Feb. II, IsI9.

ALL persons interested in the settlement of
the final account of the Executors on the Es-
tate of NICHOLAS LlTTLEFlELD, tate OF
New Shoreham, deed, are hereby notified to
attend Court Of Probate, to be holden at the
Mansion House of Nicholas Littlefeld, late OF
said town, decd, on the 18th day of March
next, at | O'Clock, p. NJ. and be heard thereon
J. s. PECKIIAM, Prob, Crk.
mari ,3w, ,pd.
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WCRK FOR THE SExToNs.-The University
of New York last week turned l47 young
doctors upon the community.
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- ftlarine Jntellieenfe. &M
ARRIVE ED.
WEDNESDA'

WEDNESDAY,, March II.
Schr Empire, Penfeld, Savannah Providence
Sloop Wm. Penn, Wnsiow, Bristol New Bed
ford
Sloop Grecian, Barlow, Sandwich New York.
In Providence. on Tuesday last, Seth
Adams, ESQ., in the 77th year OF his age.
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber having been appointed Ad
ministrator, with the Viii annexed on The Es<at,
ofssid
WESTON HICKS,
deceased, hereby gives notice oft'.s same, and re.
quests all persons indcb,cd to said deceased, tc
make immediate payment to him.
JOB CORY,
Administrator with the Will annexed.
Tiyerton, March |. 1919.
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To Let,

uIIE COTTAGE in Kay street, now occupied
by the Rev. Henry Jocksonj for terms &c.
Apply to oA"0 ~ ls'''''
marl5, d&w, CIV.
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Give itn trial.

MYERS Cough Confeetion, a pleasant and
~ enectual remedy Tor Cough, Cslds. Hoarse
ness, Nc. For sale by
Dec ~. dSw &C. V HhLhhp
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Court of Probate OF Newport, Mar. ;, Isf0.
WM. GUILD Guardian,of AMOS f. DOL
w BEAR and SAMUEL DOLBEAR mi
nors, children Of Eliza G.. Dolbear, late Of New
port, widow, deceased, presents his guardian.
ship account on the estates OF said minors foi
allowance, the same is read, received and re.
ferred for consideration TO Court of Probate
to lie holden at the Town Hair in Newport, on
the first Monday in April next at o'clock, a
NJ, and notice is ordered to be given thereof
by advertisement for three successive weeks
in the Herald Of the Tunes
marS. B B ROWLAND, Prob CIR.
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: eo-He travels safe and pleasantly who is
guarded by poverty, and guided by love.
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DR.. u.s.. WOODS
a rs n parill Elixir

DECoMMENDED by Eminent Physicians.
IL For sale by e. &. G. nALhRD hgen' ie'
N,wport. Jan. ~ l-ts
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To Let,

| ND possession given about the 25th March
= the lower part OF the subscribers house
in Newport, = one of the most commod'ous
convenient and pleasant tenements IN the
town. For terms, enquire ofW III. Cranston
Esq, editor of the Daily News. ..
JAS. ATKINSON.
feb. %, l5i9-tf
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To Let.

A new and convenient House, in
FfIy!f Warner street, recently occupied by
nDm James II Dcmcrest for further par
ticuars, enquire No. 10, Mary-street.
marc, Im, ,dSw, SAMUEL WESTCOTl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-22
TO Let.

THE House in Broad street, formerly oc
cupied by r. X, neutrality-suspicious. given
immedat ely. For particulars apply to
mar 3.tf II. X. RANDOLPH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-22

Letter Paper,
Very low priced and very good quality, just
received at JAMES llAMMOND .
mars.