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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-08-04
BALTIMORE EXPORTS.

The following is the amount, in value, of exports
from the port of Baltimore to foreign ports, for the
month Of July, .1S49, 1S4S.
Domestic produce, ..............7O5, 1852 294,6O3
Foreign merchandise, dutiable, ....24,76O 4,sO9
DO. do. free, .........3,751 3,542
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapt
ed to correspondence, can be had at J. Robinson's
Bookstore, III Baltimore street, I'd door West of
South street, this morning, by s o'clock, at cents
each.
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Richmond Prison.

Commercial Tonnage Of the United States in
1S4S.-The aggregate tonnage of this Republic, on
the 30th June, 1913, 3, l54,0i2 tons of which
,659, 317 tons Tor than half employed in
the coasng trade, including IS ,329 tons of licensed
vessels under 20 tons each and All S23 tons of steam
vessels 1872, $50 tons engaged in the whale
fishery; S9,646 tons in the cod fishery; 1853 in the
mackerel fishery
Including 1872 $50 tons of whaling ships, the regis
tered tonnage, Chiefly employed in foreign trade)
was ,360,SS7 tons.
OF the above 3,154,042 tons, more than one-half
belong to New-Yo rk, Massachusetts, and Connecti-
cut: S457SS belong to the collection district of New
York; 622, 574 to Massachusetts,; 452 1928 to Maine;
227,010 Louisiana; 81 552, Pennsylvania 15S, 492,
Maryland; IL 1862, Connecticut; 7S,455, New Jer-
sey; 6S, 1888, Virginia. 62,O7S, Ohio; 43,S73 Rhode
Island; Al, 404, North Carolina; 36,312, Missouri;
2S,659, South Carolina; 27,250, Michigan; 1886,
New Hampshire; 22,0l0 Alabama 20, 100, Georgia
1882 Delaware ii, 164, Florida; 10, ASS, Illinois;
1924, District of Columbia; SS22, Kentucky;
$3.50, Vermont; 2,446, Tennessee; 1852 Texas;
500, Mississippi
The whole of the registered, enrolled, and licensed
tonnage belonging to the fourteen collection districts
in the slave holding States is ,609 tons only
few thousand more than is owned in the by 8
State of Massachusetts,; take away the tonnage of
New Orleans, and that of Maine will exceed the
tonnage of the Slave States. Charleston, S. c. has
but 4,237 tons Of shipping.
The tonnage of some of the river and lake ports
was as follows: Buffalo, 42,624 tons; Oswego
2l,O79 saclett's Harbour, s,242 Champiain, Al 46;
Pittsburg, 30,970; Louisville, S,S22; st. Louis,
36,313; Chicago, 10,4Ss; Cleveland, 80, 4O3; San
duslsy, 7,l60; Cincinnati, 2l,35l Miami, 5,163;
Detroit, 25,S50.
On same year, (ending June so, 1s4s) there enter
ed the United States ports from foreign places
2,393,4S2 tons, United States shipping, while
2, 46l $50 cleared for foreign ports; also 1905 l9l
tons of foreign shipping entered, and 40l,l tons
cleared. The increase of tonnage in one year to
above date, is 3l4,995 tons. Since 1882 the tonnage
OF 31S,075 tons of shipping built in the United
States, in 1S47-S, Maine built 366 vessels, 1924
tons; New York, 3s2 vessels, 6s,435 tons; Massa-
chusetts 80, 1866 tons, and Pennsylvania, 2963S. In
1S47-S there lost at As Ships 81 briggs, Is
schooners 10 sloops and IS steamers, total 1,667
tons.
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.dnother Payment By the Baltimore and Susque-
hanna Railroad Con,pany-Was made on Saturday
last, by transmitting to the Treasurer of Maryland,
$1,000. This, added to the previous amount remit
ted, makes $4,000 paid this year for arrears of in
terest.
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YELLOW METAL

Il SHEATHING The increased de-
mand for this article has induced the manufacturers
to extensive additional works. and are now pre-
pared, i'll conjunction with MIR. VIM. II. Muntz,,
(son of G. F. Muntz, Esq, of Birmingham, Eng
land,) to offer YELLOW METAL SHEATHING
which they confidently recommend, unsurpassed
even by the celebrated Muntz, English make.
Several suits vessels belonging to this port that
have been on about two years (and at Boston, New
Bedford, &C. longer tme) have given general salts
faction the price being about three cents less than
"copper" and the old exchanged for new, at differ.
of six cents, offers great inducements for its
general use.
This article can only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturers' prices, of the undersigned agents
Also, large Stock of BRAzIERs' COPPER, COPPER
BoLTs, COPPER and COMPOSITION SHEATHING NAILS,
constantly ON hand-for sale by
E. PRATT s. BROTHER,
les " 27 and 20 South Charles st.
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COAS1iEISE

COASTNVISE.
.Nc,c OieutS--Barit Elizabeth.
Sugar l3 hhds, 237 brls, cotton % bales, hair 80
do, mdze 4S pkgs, order; bx trunks, Buck s
Son; old iron II pkgs, Spence S Reid.
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WESTERN BACON, &C.
Il ~ CASKS Western Smoked SHOUI.-
AVV DERS
100 casks Western Clear SIDES
70 do do Bone do
100 do Canvassed and plain HAMS
200 bales Kentucky and Missouri dew rottsd
HEMP
200 barrels superior Lard OIL
100 hf barrels do do do
800 bushels Ohio CLOVERSEED
80 barrels Monongahela and Bourbon WHlS-
KEY, very old and superior-for sale by
LOVE, MARTIN & CO.
ie is Il Exchange Place.
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B A TIM o X Il:
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1s4s.

LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, July IA HAVRE,. July II
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EXCHANGE.-We have material alteration
to note in any denomination this week, but continue
last weeks quotations:
Bills on London { sterl'p 60 DAYS 7aG 81 ~ ct pre-
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NJ A r [ \ f LIST.

July IS, 20. Bark Elizabeth, Long, New Orleans
Brig Kate Pendergast, Evans, .Mayaguez, p. r.
Sch I'ioga, Collins, Darien, Geo
- Henry, Necd, ....................C Charleston
- Pauline, Fields, .................. Ncwbern
Canal boat Quaker and eight others, Susq. valley
J,Ay 30. Bark Union, kendrick, .......... Boston
b. brig SyiPh, Masters, Port Spain, Trim.
Brig Woronoco, Michenor, .............. PASSPORT
= Mary Stanton, Ryder, ...............Bo Boston
Sch Jarvis Lyons, Chambers, .......... New York
Canal boat Odd Fellow, and another, Susq. valley
July 81. Br. brig Somerset, Black, bermuda
brig Helen, ferry,. urhs Island
Br. sch. Robert, Williams, .............. Bermuda
Sch. \. II. Gambrill, Bradford, ......... Savannah
-- Plato, Weeks, New orll
- Jenny Lind, Cullen, ...................di ditto
Canal boat j. S: Prngle, and flee others, Susq val.
.4ug. |. Brig Napoleon, kiely, Belfast
Brig Kingston, Cole, st. Thomas
- Elisha Doane, Loring, ...............B Boston
Canal boat Boston, and ttco others, Susq valley
tug. 2. Sch Cambria, Mitchell. ........N Norfolk
Canal boat Boston and ttco Others, Susq. valley
Steamer Robert Stockton, Claypooe, Philadelphia
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JOHN SULLIVAN d SONS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, s. AGENTS
for the sale of LEAF TOBACCO,
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, ,
No. SO Light street Wharf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

Dip Mr.. BENToN EVER FIGHT DUEL lin
answe: TO the inquiry which was made in the
Patriot, on this subject the st. Louis Repub'i-
can says:
"Without undertaking to do more than an
swer civil inquiry, we can say Col. Benton
has foupht ducl-not one but two OF them
In the first meeting on Bloody Island, opposite
this city, he dangerously wounded his an,ag
onist, Chas. Lucas, Esq. He survived this
wound, however, and was called to the field I
second time, provoked, possibly, by the inJu
dicious acts of the friends of the partcs-anc
in this meeting Mr.. Lucas was killed"
This duel with the unfortunate Lucas was
highy dscrcditablc to Col. Benton, unless
reports have done him great injustice. WIZ
whom the other duel was fought the Repnbll
can does not inform u.s. We have sigh
recollection, not Of duel but of street fgh'
which the redoubtable Col. and his brother
Jesse had in Nashville with Gen. Jackson and
Major Coffee This affair, too, was not very
credi able 10 The parties concerned. AS the
Loccfocos arc training the Colonel for the
Preside ctial course in 1859, in view OF thel
treatment of MIR. Clay, they should have tho
full benefit of this ducIins q:es'ion' ne.
NAV realize that there is such tnng as 'c'ii
bu,ive Justice before the campaign closes,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09
Gt"The Yellow Fever has commenced its
rayages At Havana.
SANTA FE, July 9th

SANTA FE, July 9th.
A large number of emigrants have recently
left Santa Fe for California.
Joseph King, of Missouri, was murdered at
San Mi guel, by man named Robert Slanheld
but few days previous.
party of cmigran,s destined for California
under Green Marshall, were attacked on the
Goth of March, by about 900 Apache Indians
The whites numbered only nine men, seven o
whom are said to have been killed.
On the Rio Gila, however, in another en-
counter with the Indians, the whites were
more successful. After killing twenty-five ol
thirty Indians, the remainder fed
Mr.. Marshall and a man named Robert
Ward were literally cut to pieces, but ye
were not killed and managed TO reach Guyam
us, on the Gulf of California. They subsistcc
for Ia days on what they could pick up on 'h'
road
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09
ADMiNIsTRAToRs SALE.
Touro Street Boarding House al
Auction.

,ON The 30th OF Aug, lS49, by virtue Of The
Oauthority granted 10 me by the Hor Court
of Probate OF the Town Of ofNswport, will bc sold
at Public Auction, IN close n deceased estate,
on Thursday, Aug. 3Oth. lSt?, at II o'clock. a.
m, on The premises. The well known Tohro
Street Boarding House and estate late the
property of and Iona occupied by the late
Charles Whitfield dec: Said Lot fronting on
Tonro street, measures lS2 feet from front 10
rear $50 feet. The:house is four stories high,
50 Zee, front aud 90 feet from front TO rear
vita one wing lS # by 80 feet, and one Is # by
l6 10 feet, both tvo stories high, containing ~
rooms and is capable of accommodating 1OO
boarders. Connected with the house 6te am
pe out Kitchens, servants rooms, cislerns &c
&c. Also, on the same lot Is a new one story
cottage, well built, and measuring 36 IL fee
front, and % feet deep. capable OF being con
verted into nice dwelling hause at SIN III ex
pcnse. This large establishment, although no
equal to our modetn Fashionable Hotels-siill i
in good repair and can hc made TO possess all th'
comforts AMI advantages necessary 10 ensureA fai
, ,atfona age ond furnishes sobd opportunity TO
aanv one disposed TO embark in this business =
aISo ,,,m,"diatcy after, the Lot and commo
Jious S,,bi,: on the opposite side OF the street
no,v and always o. t-uEied by VIM C. Tenant
SAIL Lot measures so ic,"t front on Touro stree
and l35 fec, to the rear on ."arney streat. Th'
Stable is Is feet wide and 81 H.. feet long, tw
full stories high, good substantial "amo AM
well built, furnished with carriage sheu.,' goo
water &c.
/ Also. all tho tight, title and interest Of the
snidlate Charlie. Whitfield, dec d, in the wei
known House aud Lots, directly opposite the
Touro IIouse-consisting IN ono vided
half part Of tho whole OF said Homestead Es
tate-subject to a deed Of conveyancs from III,
aforesaid Charles Whitfield; of all his righ
title and interest to his sister Elizabeth II Per
ry-durine tho term Of her life-said lots viii
measure about 2O4 f.et on Touro street snt
running back about 344 feet
| Any ono desirous OF further information oI
wishing to examine tho property can do so or
any time by application to tho administrator =
A more particular description, Terms of salt
and time OF possession given at the sale.
| WIN. C. COZZENS, Adm'r.
|. July 30. No. ~ Thames street
i The Boarding House above offered for sale,
now occupied and every room fully IsuPPlied
with Furniture which will be offered fer salt
with the House, If desired by the purchaser at I
very low p-ice, said Furniture having been il
ventoried by Appraisers appoin ted by Law, cal
I've sold cheap, ard furnishes an additional II
ducement to purchse the n ouse, ss il can II
| this way be furnished at less II an half what
would cost to furnish it anew any information
will be given on application TO
H July3O WM.C. COZLENS'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

Mr.. Bristow, the famous writing master
and great corrector of bad ch'rography, is
s,ill among us at Masonic Hall rea !y to serve
those who need his instruction yet it is his
intention to remain in Newport for only few
weeks longer. See his closing advertisement
We therefore recommend both ladies and gen
,lemen, who wish to change an ilegbe,
cramped style Of writing for one neat and
handsome. to give him an early call at his
rooms cornr of Church and School streets,
before i, is too late. Mr. BIS superior sys'
TEN offers incaculable advantages. families
who have sons and daughters, also young
men in business, should avail themselves o
his services while he is with us. MIR. Is. has
many pupils far advanced in life who have
made great ptogress. This should inspire
others with renewed confidence to attend hi;
classes. The ladies are taught very prett,
and delicate style. Mr.. BIS. reputation is cvi
dcntly known as a gentleman of talent AM
character.
We take pleasure to inform the ladies
residents aud visitor. Of Newport, that MIR
Bris,ow writes visiting cards most elegantly
superior to copper plate for grace or finish
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09
UUTThe fine steamer Psrry carried up a
large number on her delightful Moonlight ex-
cursion, Tuesday evening.

ou'The Stone Bridge House, at Tivcrton,
has a large company OF 81 INNER visiters. The
house is new and admirably arranged with ev.
cry convenience for comfort. The location
is delightful and the fishing unsurpassed The
scenery is orious, and there ate some spots
in that vicinity which are unequalled in pictur
esque loveline,s. AIexande' the proprietor
has had much experience in the business, ant
spares no pains to make his guests feel Ell
tircly at home. There is an Omnibus running
daily from the house to connect with the
steamer at Bristol Ferry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

DRtSND.-D. GOfF respectfully mfoIms
ID his customers and the public IN general
that the price of his Bread Is reduced to D
cents per loaf, tor cash, or monthly payments (;
families wishing to be supplied may depend on
having a superior article all accounts sand.
ing over month chArgcdentra. good Jour
ns,nn wanted luuc, ~. II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

SHAKER FLUID EXTRACT or VALER
~ IAN This is The most etlicac'o Gus prepsra-
ton known, in cases OF Headache, Slceplessness,
and all Nervous lrritability, = its ADodyne qral.
tics producing gentle and refreshing sleep, aid
is therefore Of unsurpassable valre to aged per-
suns, or those suffering by Nervous affections.
The following letter deserves especial notice.
From Parker Clcavcand LII. d.. Professo
of chemistry, Materia Mcdca, Mineralhgy, Geol
ogy, and nataral Philosophy, Brunswick College
Maine, .
Brunswick, Aug. 9th,, ,,isiS.
Messrs Edward Brinley & Co.
have not till 'hc present time found leisure to
devoto any attention to the "Fluld Extract of Va
lerian," bottle of which you were kind enough
to send me few weeks since. have now suf
fciently tested it to satisfy me, that it contains
the active medicinal ri"ciple of Volciion IN a
purer, more simple and concentrated state, than
any other prcpa ration of this root, with which
am Acquainted. From the great success which
has attended its use, | think the public may rely
upon il ms a very valuable medicine in al Ner.
vous affections, Headache, Sleeplessness &c
armit me to add, that it is important that the
ma nufac turer should continue to prepare the
Extract with the same care as heretofore.
| With much respect, yours, &c.
p. CLEAVELAND, M. ID.
Sold by the Sole Proprie'ors of this Medicine
EDWARD BRINLEY &. CO.,
Nos & 4 South side Fcneuil Hall.
Al'o for sale by their appointed Agents
| r. X. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

yuyIIE Trustees of the Fiske Fund, consist
ing Of the President and TWO Vice ST.
dents of the Rhode Island Medical Sot rey,
viz: S. augustus Arnold, NJ. d., Of Prov.
ldcncc. Go,. Capron, NJ. ID. of Providence, and
Hiram Allen, NJ ID. of Cumberland, at the an
nuaI meeting ofthe Society held June 81, ls49,
announced that ll,c premium OF Fifty Dollars,
offered 10y them in 1918 Dr the best dissertation
on the subject of
Slip Ftrcr, 50 eoiicd, us history, nature and
\ lbcsi made Of treatment,
/ Had been awarded to the author OF the disscr
ta,ion caring the MOTTO
\ PER ARDUA.'
And upon breaking the seal Of the accompany
nc picket, they learn that the successful eompc-
hor was Henry Graf, on CLARK, NJ d., of Dos
l on. -
H They propose the following suljcc's for Iol9
II lSt. The History Of Medical Dclusions OF th'
prcscnt and former times
Il 81. hsiatic Cholera. its history, nature anc
best motc OF treatment
For the best dissertation on zach Of thesc sub
j,cts the Trustees will pay the sum OF fifty dol
lars
Disscriati RS with motto written ibcreupon
and olso accompanied hy scaled packet bavin.
the same motto written upon The outside, and th'
authors namc and place Of rcsidcncciihchin.
must re transmitted, free of all expense, to he
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09
For Sale.

THE FARM, formerly tho residence oi
/ Randolph, Esq, Of about 100 acres, 'itua
ted in Mddlelown, six miles from Newport, be-
tween the East and West Roads. with com
Portable dwelling house, large barn aud CRIB, an
orchard, 40 acres OF Woodland !; the whole
farm we'll watcrcd ALSO
A Farm in Tiveron of about 22 acres, for
merly the property OF Weston Hicks, Esq. with
a dwelling house, situated about an equal d's-
tance from the Stone Bridge and Fal' River.
Also, a dwelling house on Broad street IN
this town, containing twelve hniShed rooms
with good Well and Cistern aud large garden
in tho rear. ;,
The property as above described will be sold
on application to the subscIiber-and posses
sion given Immediately
ANNE NJ. RANDOLPH.
Executrix Of the last will of :,
| Auog R.K. RANDOLPH, Decd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

e the Trustees, on or before the first Wsdnes-
day in May.
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful
dissertations will be destroyed by the Trustees
unopened, and the dissertations may be procured
by their respective authors from tho Trustee TO
whom they were directed, il application may be
made therefor within three months.
by order Of the Trustees, 49,
THOMAS II. WEBB, Scc'ry
Ifconvenent, the dissertations may be addres.
ed to Thoihas II. Webb, Secretary Of the Fiske
Tund Trustees, Boston. Aug2
THE PROPHECIES, Otherwise known as
L Mudame. rockwell, the fortune-teller, who
reveals the Past, Present and Future with as
topishing accuracy. has taken rooms at the,
PARK HOUSE, whers she will be happy to
see those who may wish to consult her. She
will remain in Newport but a few dnys. Hours
OF consultation from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until 10
o'clock, p. NJ. Fee for consultation 50 cts
for each half hour. Aug2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09
Recommendations Of he most Distinguished
Professors Gad Physicians, as 10 the r0fue Of
DR.. CORBETT'S SHAKER SYRUP OF
SARSAPARlLLA.
Highlv Concentrated.


Tho Syrup is composed of the most active and
accredited Ingredient. Of the Vegetable Rirg-
dom, as recognised by the ablest EiSpensa'ories
Of the day. Their virtues are cxhactcd when
the vegetable plants are afforded in their most
vigorous condition these are then brought to
the highest degree of conocn fdiion, by chemical
proceSscs, approved by the ablest Physicians and
Chemists in The country. Thus in their intro
duc,ion into the stomach, spoItng ITS delicate
and sen III, We arrangement from all those inju'
r;ous resuIls .urc TO proceed from the ihtroduc-
Lion of supcrab,. ndant liquid.
Tho celebrated Dr Thatcher o: Plymouth,
Mass, publisher Of ThatchcrS D"Pen'atofy,
says, "in introducing mcL'c ne. INTO thc ''om'
ac seek concentration and svoi1 dliutioh one on,
may ensure cure the other WI p,o"ucc e.',.
! This Syrup is prepared strictly on lh's pfiheiP''
Rel -ence to such names as
Err reaslee, NJ d, Professor Bruns",ck So'
,cce Mc, Dixi Crosby, D, Professor Of Dart-
neeu,h Colicgc /, II. EE Phelps Professor IA
,eria Mcdics N II. farke: Cleaveland, M d.
Professor Chemistry, Sc, Me, "ii' oe sum
cient guaranty of the virtues of TINS I''dleln''
without enumeration Of other names.
In diseases Of the Blood, Liver Complaint,
Consumption, &c, it stands prc'emlnen'y un-
rivallcd.
Sold by the Propriotors, and their appointed
Agents throughout the United states
| EDWARD BRlNLEf y co,
\ Sole froprietors, Boston.
| R.R. HAZARD, Agent, Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

OONSUMPTION.-T a is, perhaps, no dis
~ ease with which our country is affected
which sweeps cf annually so many victims as
that fell destro, er of the human racc-Consutnp
ton. Day aier day, year after year, the insaliaie
monster hurries to the portals of the cold and 81
lent tomb fresh added victims to its cor quest
No walk of lie is sacred from its blltiing influ-
ence. No age is exempt from its death dealing
shafts. The old, the middc-ageI, and the
Young, all like, are food for this CO mmon enemy
of ma ankiud. The white haired Patriarch, whose
life Of Temperance has rendered his system i'm
pcrvious 10 the attacks Of other ills, and whose
deeds prepared him for the enjoymcnts Of lifes
calm evening, finds Consumption fasten it's
angs upon its ,itals and tearing him from a
world ever bright to minds which look compla-
Gently on days we'll spent
| Is here no help for the af'icted7 Nc prevcn-
tative of the dangers which besct us in our
cha nceable and tickle cline We think there
is, WI.ter's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered 10 a
suffering world as such.
H It's true value and iatrinsc excellence are
sufficient.
H "Wpft on to fame" 49,.
the name ofiis inventor, as bcncfactor Of species
None is genuine unless signed | BUTTS on
the wrapper J.TAfLOR,
II iulyoJ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09
Buyers, call and see for yours elves.
Rubbers! Rubbers!!

TIC. WALES g. CO. would also inform III
public that they have been appointed Selling
Agents for the Original Goodyear Metallic Rub
ber Shoe Company; also for Isaac IIarlshorn Il
Co.'S Patent Sheet Rubber Shoes. and for the
largest and best importers Of Para Rubbers in this
country, all Of whom authorize us to sell at the
lowest prices. on liberal terms. .
Now on hand, 10000 Pairs or various kind
Rubbers. Boston, July 26, 2m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

DTAt Town Meeting holden within and
for the town Of Newport Tursday, June &. 1919
Voicd That from and after tho date Of this
meeting, no person shall be allowed to take a.
way any Turf, Grass or other materials from the
co ommon Burial place in this town, except 1t he
done under the direction and authority cf the
Committees appointed by the town to take
the charge Of said bunal ground, under penal,
ty of one dollar for Ire first offence, and five
dollars for every additional offence, to and for
the use of the town and all costs prosecution
to be recovered ppon complaint by the Town
Treasurer before The Court of Magistrates.
Votcd, That all acts OF parts OF acts, not con
sis,ent with the shove, be AID they a!e hereby
repealed, A true copy, attes',
aur6 Is Il ROWLAND, Town CIcrK.