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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WEsTERy.-The
steamer Great Western arrived last evening
from Bermuda, with late advices from Ccntral
America and the West Indies, bit they con-
tain no important news. She brings SlOO, 900
in California god dust.
The City Inspector report. for The last
week 500 deaf S.
New ORLEANS, Sept. L. The steamer
Autocrat arrived to-day from St. Louis, and
brought down one hundred and sixty U. S.
troops, destined 10 the Everglades, Florida.
Arrival CT THE FALCON. THE steamer
Falcon has arrived at New Orlean, from
Chagres, touching at Havana on the Sd. Pri.
valc letters from Cuba state that the Island is
IN great commot on. i'he Colonel and sever.
al officers of the First Regiment have been
mnrdefed, but no mention is made Of an in
surrecioa. The Captain G neryl was using
his best endeavors 10 prevent any such occur.
renee. BY order Of the Captain General, the
Falcon was prohibited from receiving any pas.
sengers at Havana, and no U. S. newspapers
were allowed to be taken frcm the Post or
fice. The Commander Of the sloop-of wal
Albany, at Round Island, had been requested
by the Consul at Havana to proceed there
Immediately. The blockade at Round Island
had been discontinued
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13
"Wednesday Sept. II.

I'VE are happy to state that the Rev. d
IL. Rhoades who graduated at Brow Uni.
versity in 1888, and has been ever since de-
voted to the work of Instruction in Massachu.
setis, has become associated with the Rev. DR.
Choulcs in the coLduct Of his Institution -
Mr.. Rhoades has been principal of the High
School at Bro' kline, and has a high repu,a-
tlon as scholar and Teacher. No place in
the Union possesses finer advantages for tile
education Of youth, and we hope that many
lads may be brought here from our large Cit
les.
Persons in this vicinity who wish their son.
prepared for College, or qualified, by a thor
ough English education for any of Ihe depart.
ments Of life, cannot do better, than to place
.hem at this Institution, where the best of care
will b, taken them, and every effort made
for their welfare and accompishm Mt.
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ST. JOHN. n. B. Sept. q

| notified you on Wednesday that the
steamship Hibernia was repaired and had sail
ed. She proceeded on her way about six
hundred miles, but was forced to return, and
must go 70 ST. John to be repaired Her pas
scnger. and Mails will be forwarded by the
Canada.
The meeting Of lcgatcs from the North
American Colonies has dissolved, after hitting
as they supposed, upon plan for free trade
with the United States.
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OSE or 1'HEn.
New OaAEANs, Sent. ).

NEW OCEANS, Sept. >.
by the arrival of the ROYAL mail steam
ship Severn al Mobile, We are IN possession Of
dates from Havana to the Goth nit. Letters
published in the Delta state that the greatest
excitement prevailed throughout the Island
The Captain General had called on, military
force of 900 men, and had sent large bodies
of troops to Principe, Trinidad and to Santa
90 de Cuba, which towns, it was rumored-
were in a state OF insuuection.
The English Consul had written to Jamaica
for tho Governor 10 send more ships for the
protection Of British interest and property
The Captain General had forbid the delivery
Of New Orleans papers through the post Office.
The papers say nothing of the insurrec,ion,
and attribute the military movements to the
reception of the Presidents Proclamaiicn and
fears OF the expedition against Cuba.
The Falcon is hourly expected from Cuba
at New York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13

shat be present. lie, the place h. Newport.
Let The time he either the week preceding Or
tho week following the yearly meeting o.
Friends for next year. as many Of the family
were Friends, in former times, and some yet
remain connected with lha, Society. This al
raneemcn, would hest accommodate them. -
Let a few gentlemen on this Island, belonging
to the family, at once resolve themselves into .
committee to correspond with the family else
where, and lealn their opinion on the subject;
and then, if the suggestion meets with their
appreciation, and the thing is thought advise
abe. let committee of arrangements he ap
pointed to make all the necessary preplra,ion-
for The celebration. The present Postmaster
Of Newport, if ] mistake not, is a member OF
the family, perhaps he would take The initial
steps in the business.
OSE or THEN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13

In the course Of week or two. the fine and
swift steamer Perry, Captain Gilbert Wool
sey, will make an excursion from this place
alone to N. Bedford, for the benefit of the Ac,
quidneck Brass Band. This will give our
citizens an opportunity to enjoy themselves on
very pleasan, Excursion, suffering nothing
from the inconven ence of a crowd.
The Band wi derive the benefit of the
Excursion, and we trust that many will im-
prove the opportunity to assist these deserv-
ing Musicians, so that we may always have a
Band of our own in the place, whenever their
services are needed
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Nav YoRK, Sunday evening,
Sept. 3. O'Clock.

Nine,y.four cases Of cholera occurred since
the last report.
Mn. CLAY.--llcnry Clay arrived at Albany
yesterday and left Immediately for Utica
where he will remain until Monday.
DR.. Brigham, superintendent and resident
physician Of tho New York State Luna,ic
Asylum, led at Utica on Saturday, of chror.
lc dIalrh~a
Hon. A Newman, member of Congress,
lrcm Virginia, died Al Pntsburg yo,lerda,
ialcinoOn, after a short illness.
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10 iIruit-GroWols.
FGTlT AND 0RNiNETiiL TRErS.

~. The >uhscribr, wishing 10 mako some
r4s-.allcralions IN his iru grounds, otlr : to
- e some rXIra-sized trees, coH>iuug # ia,
PEAR and PLUM, in IL hror,ne state.
Also, larpc-.i2cd APPLE, CHERRY anr
o'her Fruit Trees, Ornamental Tees, snrphs
&c.
Persons wishing 10 procure ENlr9 Fm,
Trees. Of large size. VIII please call, make lhei
selections and mark the same during the com
ing arlumn. The pear-trer' are al. VOL 81 -,
seedlings, and are Of the best Gna'Ily. u few
thousand dwarf prariro, in bearing st'tc
oh ounce.
TVLlpS-intwo hundred superior varieties
or1cr> for which should be made previous t,
the GrSl of n ,y,mhcr
BUCE THORNS Two hundred and fwenr,
thousand Bucklhurns-onr, two, and Ihrrc ycui,
old.
The whole are offered for sale NJ the loves
market prices. SAMUEL WALKER,
Eu>ii> street RuAbury.
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MANUFACTURERS OF New ENGLANb.-
A most important article under this head
is the Woollen Shaws, Nantes and
Scarls manufactured at the Bay State
Mills, Lawrence, Mass. The goods
have been brought to high state ofper-
fection, and it should be the pride of ev-
cry New England lady to possess one
Jewest g. Prescott, No. 2 Milk Street,
Boston, advertise them at wholesale aud
retail
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13
TIE FOURTH DiSTRlCT--NO
CHOICE

We present below Returns from 81
towns, the Fourth District, in which an
election was held yesterday for MEM
Der Of Congress.
The majority in these towns at the last
trial against MIR. palfrcy was 407 now
the majority against him is G16, which
makes him l19 votes further from an
election than he was IN June We are
clad to find the Wing vote increasing at
cach trial. - BOStOn INaS.
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DIED,

ln this town, yesterday morning Mr.. Peleg
A. Potter, aged abou, - years
In Providence, on tn. oh inst., las Thur.
bcr, Esq, IN the 73d year of his age On the
ith inst, Hannah Robinson, IN the Ssth year
Of her age.
At Cottage Grove, Tn on County, Indiana, on
the 18th ut Amy, wife of Joseph Paddock
lotnerly If Nan,uck,t. aged 50 She was
meinb,r o tho society If f,ieudS having livcd
IN the married stale Cu,ing az Gnbiokcn period
Of about sh,y -.ight ycaI..
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nlarinc 5ntrlliscnte.
PORT OF NEW PORT.
AR RIVE ED.
Wednesday, Sent. J'h

wednesday, Sept. 5'h.
Brig Francis, Chaplin, fm = River ir Wcsiror
Scht Delaware, Harden IN, Prov II Phi; An
II, DAILY, I'm Camden fr Market; tn0n. Paine,
fm Phil ir Boston n llaSsard, Willis, FIN Prov
Token Baker, I'm y River lr Yarmouth Fawn
Barney, I'm n liedlold.
Schr n Pebbcll Lawrancc. Nbcdiord fof
New York; st Lucor. Gould, n Bedford for
sag Harbour.
Sunday. Sept ..
sloop Roanoke Of Huntington, Titus, from
Kingston 10 Newport
Schr Oscar of Taunton, Fr,nch, from vcw
iork To- Taunton; Franklin Of DcDnis, Wilk
inson, from Dennis TO Fall River
Monday, Sept. 10.
Schr VIC Harris Of Addison. Plumme
from rictou 40 Fall River.
MEMORhhD
Spoken, April 10, ship George Chsmplal
Swan, 20 Sperm since leaving Sydney.
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ADVERTISER OrrLrE, !

RETURNS FOR GovERNoR.-CumJG'
iand CJnnty.-l2 towns give for Cover
nor, lIamblin, Wig 1919; Hubbard,
Loco, 1896: Talbot, Free Soil, 495.-
In the same towns last year, the vote
stood, IIamblin, 1896; Dana 2S7l -
FesscnGen, 12S.
Iork Cou"ty.--In Clowns Hamln has
IIJS Hubbard 1905; Tolbot HI
Last year in the same towns llamln 033;
Dana 1894 Fessenden 22S.
Lincoln Couniy.-One town-lIamblln
l5l; Hubbard Il9; Talbot II. Last
year, IIambIin lS2; Danna l22 Fcsscn-
den I0l.
REPRESENTATIVES, EiECTED.--Port-
land 3 Wings; Gorham Loco; West
brook, Loco; Cape Elizabeth, | Loco
ctandi>h, Loco New Gloucester, |
Whig; kittery, Loco; Saco, Wing, a
gain ; Biddclord, Wing.
RosioD tfi0S.
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Portland, Sent. 9

isRlhAND, Sept y.
L1st night crowd of persons assembled
with the evident intention of tearing dow N
Kings house," where The men were shot
on Friday evening. The Mayor and Sheriff,
together with 'hc Police department, supported
by the Portland Light Infantry, proceeded to
the spot, and induced The mob TO dspcrs.,
without violence. Some stones were thrown
by tie crowd, but they did little harm. King
S in prison, and the house vas empty.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Thursday, Sept 9th.

At market, go Beef Cattle, $50 Stores II
pairs Working Oxen, A3 C"ws and Calves,
400 Sheep and Lambs, 1850 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle--.Exlra 50 90 hrst
quality So I'd do So 75 ; Sd do. 50 90.
StoreS-2 years old, - to sl2 3 years old,
Sli to 81
Working Oxen-S65 60. ~, -, so
Cows and Calvcs-$1 90. "a -, 80
sheep and Lambs ~ %, ! 30, - 80.
SWINGS I TO ic Rc'ail - 90 > ! PC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13

The following letters between the Navy
Officers ,f the Home Squadron, and the
president OF The Roun Island expedition, VIC
find in the New Orleans Delta, Of the 30i
ult -
TO TIE PERSONS ENcAMPRD ON ROUND ISLAND,
NEAR PAsCAGoULA.
Friends and Fellow Co,mtryncn The
proclamation Gf the / resident of the United
States, and other instructions which | hav,
received from the government al W ashingion
make it imperative and proper that | should
Immediately take measures to break up your
unlawful assembIage aud send you back tn
your homes ; and when | have said a few
words to you in proof of your assemblagc be-
ins unlawful, and ofthe utter impossbity o
your evading the vigilance of our squadron
and getting out of our waters TO proceed up
on your contemplated wild expedition, {,
make war against nations at peace with oui
own, feel sure you will at once disper,e ant
seek honest and peaceful occupations.
lst. The mystery which marks the move
ments and actions Of your officers, and the
blind ignorance of the men as TO The des,ina-
tion of the enterprise, clearly show that the
objects and purpo cs Of those a, the head OF
your affairs are known to be Unlawful, and
that plunder is the inducement held out 10 all
who embark in this reckless expedition.
Cd. We have proof that some Of you have
acknow lodged that your destination was Cubs
and that others Of your number have saiC
that the expedition was fitting out for the in
vasion Of the Sierra Madre, State Of Mexico
showing conclusvoly that your ENTERPRISE is
one of a military character.
And lastly. You are vagrants in the eye,
Of the law, and in fact an therefore carno
be allowed to occupy your present position
and must immediately disperse.
will now prove 10 you that we have III,
means Of not only preventing your cmbarka
,ion to forcen arls, but that we can force
you to a andon your present head quarters.
shall employ all the vessels now in this
vicinity, or which may hero1hcr arrive, it
such manner as will most electually bring
about the ends desired.
LIST. shall certiinly prevent the steamers
Fanny, Ma ia Burt, or any other steamer o
steamers, vessel or vessels, of whatever des
cripiion IRON furnishing the adventures OF
Round Island with arms, or other muniion,
Of way.
I'd. lfsaid steamers or vessels have arms
or other munitions of war on board, ! shal
take possession Of said arms, &c, and dc,air
said steamers or vessels until the men congrc
gated on Round Island are dispersed
3d. shall prevent the band Of men ~
Round Island fiom embarking on board ~
said steamers or ,esscls, or from holdinl
any communication with them at all
ith vi make said steamers or vessel
anchur within range Of our guns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13

0FHParkcr has received large supply Of
" Golden Lion cigars which are now 50
popular among the best Judges Of the weed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13

j0oO Nov Cashmere Shaw.s all shapes. sizes,
qn,llti,s and prices
30 Packages Suncror BLACK SILKS extra
width for Dresses. Nr'tns, Monlu.os. sc
30 Packages J. rESS SiLk-, figured plain
and striped ~ chulc cam, lcuu shades.
lOa0 Plaid Long and square Shawls. very best
styles.
ilu Pieces Th.bt Ch,hsaud French Ncrlnos
in most admirable cul1rs.
Cases Thlhct Cashmcrcs, yoncsc Elohs, and
Alpaccay. G,r drcs.c..
Cases German French, and India Sat RS. nj.
qualities ana c,lpIr.
Cartons Palm Figu.cd { chmcrc and hlc
Grape Shavla ~ color.
Cartons Thlbcl and sin shaw's, in Back and
Fancy color.
700 prrcc. Su,cror B,ack b,mlo'.pcs
RICH BLACK khG Gyl0slD SILK vELVETS,
all widths.
fI0ul.S, WGUtiltGh, ViaitCS, &C.,
Of every pattern and material
iIownirG Sha~l3 and blk GoOts,
of all klnds-to which We ak pa,ticuul at
tcnuou.
Ils enough 20 say bat from this
GIGANTIC AND IGCCNPlRhBlE ASSORTMENT
.siFk; C0rGs Cg!d Re 9FIS,
purchasers WI tc scrv u with
ANY QUANTITY Y from SlN.I ENyEworth
haPAt kAGE,
ari always at prices entirely beyond thc reach
,f competition
Merchants in the Country,
Ladies buying for ihcir Own Use
AND ALL OTHERS,
arc invited 10 test the advantage Of luying AZ
JEWETT s. PREsc OTIS
SILlS 8. 6 GEzAWL STORE,
No. , VILLA STREET,
few steps cut Of Washington Street
Aug 20 r3m
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The undersigned having a.soci"icd li,H.cif
with his Erclhprs nS above, takes hi, c,chud
oi t"nd,rHg his thanks 10 his CUSTOMERS l,i ,h@
ver' liberal patronage that hn> hecn 'stcri,d
To hIm and will be mu"h ciaiifrd fur acpil.
.unuance OF the same n the lower r'Cre, whr'n
every inducemcnt viii be made ~ ~tai,fy lhrir
wishes WILLIAM rEWTUN.
ArmDnrl Innn OS lsin
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a. sac sp, t"F rc;rrns guard ysur Health

A. ;Ae spi tUr returns grart; ycUr Health
by using
D.. { rb,f'F d! Il = COWy, H'd CJ4rcaffGtg =
-NhUt OF SARSAPAiilLLA.
This mrdi'inc has proved to be mos, ,ol"'' g"
IN lie following diseases Chronic ~ fla alto ,
10y the digestive Organs DysrcVsia or a., .,s.
/ ion Iouudcc Weakness and Sournc,s of thr
tonach, Rheurailsn and Sit Rhcum Fuuc-
iaual disorder of ihc Liver, Chlo loric Tlupiors
oi' ,hr KIN, oGo al Sciuiulcus Di.,asrs. Atr"
~ Is found 10 be on Invaluable remedy for ihc
/ Frysipra.. and that dii rosyirg di.ur'Lr, ITO
A.hna II has proved Iiphly hen, iira IA
sore cases of propsy, Dys,nict Eisfrl ora
l. 1t will hc e. uud ly obso ya'icn thai man, &c
\ he above disorders, atd also that fatal cisce,.
/ / h'his Pulmonalis cr CorsrnIticn gcnctaly
Originate IN q srroiulouS state of tho system ;
AMI 10 cure such d.cpsrs we must remove the
/ primary causr II viii hkewiic be- found 49,
. ,a.Cs Of the Liver often Originate with per
sons oi scrofuluus habit. aud arc ctll,d livt,
complaints; but II is wcll established fact tha'
before such liver complaint can be- permanent
" cured this scruiulous diaihess must be re-.
4 moved.
\ That this l. the ,R ct Of 'hs syrup hun
dr,d, ut tfe most COMPETENT Judges who hav-
been aud lcli The vniuc 81 It's senaiivr pow,c
eau bear witness. It is laxative, diurr,tir,
toni'. aud gi,aily 5lteraii,c, and Is rep re
tom The hc. and most yirtuou. sllcrs'iyc, ud
the vegetable iirgd, N, " ih, ct the addition :
auy mineral .ubst1nce vh,t'ver II iss pcrf
irotly safe m,di m. ard may be taken NJ any
time Nihcut regard ~ weather or cXtTcLe
! II WARD bRINIly n CO.
lr pfopric'u Bus,uu. Mass.
iot rot by T. x bAZhGD Newrod.
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va. D~U~ Es1.o

THE >ub>crinc ) haze concentrated thou
T. business D. 10 med Il coparlucslip lh. doy
under The name & firm ol
NEW ron. BROTE ~
;nd viii continue thrir former business rn
lrufc cXtn>l pian pt No 10 ~ l-.i rham,,
,,r"rr, corner OF Pelham; aud rcst ,clluly eu.
lcIt continuance of patronage
EDWAED 4. NEUEON,
JAMES q. N&WTDN,
jane - 1919 WILLIAM NEWTON,
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HEALING PROPERTIES.
HAVE GIVEN UP
PERFECT .E.EAG-r.

such on eiIcc, has the knowledge of th"
Facts had upon the practice OF Physicians ofG
second rate, that they have tried in oul owl
free 5 tate, to get ? blli aSSed preventing ia,
ale of any Medicine or Compound, unlo>'
p'e"cribc' by themselves but it would not do
The people say shall moi be, Where is rh,
man who would prohibit the sale oi Mcdicin,
that performs such cures 40 the ioilouing:
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Bank Stock.
o. SHARES in The capital stocE If 'hr Ehcdc
I Island Union Bank. for particulars enquire
of JEREMIAH GOODSPi j.
Auction IL Commission hlc ham
From Hc Chcr0icc CuDirV
E.n-n.n I'll IL -.
Or. ian Cf Dy. J. y. Road.H,n Mc pcr ,
L.-----..-. - -L--.... . L--.L-- = -------

or. ion Cf Dr. J. B. RoadaH IN Hc wc.t
Batr' Ecis0m If H3G { 15y.
We have been induced in Ct, erqu-n"c -
the benefits rec jvrd from this mrdiriuc. 60 .dj
our testimony in fivor ofil> cStrao dinary h"'i.
M properties. We iakc great pl,a,pr' - .'H-
ling that we have frequently uscI il o"r'c''r.
pnd administered il to others durirg ihr iH-
ycur, in cases cf obstinate coughs cuid,. 80 -
uess Of the Ghost Nc and Hlwry> w,ia hr
most happy results We Therefore chccfio
cccumu end 10 all afflicted wrh the aloyc d.
use. f." try lhc Balsaa Of Wild Oh rr!.-.H .Ho-
rj,id Hcijcog.
More genuine unlc.o signed l. DllfS ca
The wrarp,r.
For sale by r J, TAYLOR, Newport.
Aus 23.
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WOOLEN LONG And SQUARE
SHAWLS,
SCAHFS, MANTLEs, AND
CHILDREN ~ SHAW LIS.
1THprn .u' p'IIr
MANUFACTURED ST YnE

Bayy,S;a;c Mills, Lawrence. Mass
V'llE ST GOODS ,av" teen inpl"vc'i. ere'
i upon those which W re- considered sup'-
nor To the foreign | - year, and as we no"
aav e no hesitation ia recommending them "a
.ecidcdly better IN qualify and ,oIor> than th'
flrel gn, We shalt keep large es>oitGrnl 81
ihem, AN. I.adyisc every one who wants the ar
Il cles above named not 10 buy until they have
seen our. Orders riIom tie counlrv will be
cheerful, and promptly Gated.
JEWETr n pRESC OFT.
/ Sept l3.-Jmus. No. 2 Miik-sl. Boston.
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Tor Sale.

THE FARM, formcr', the residence Of Z X
| pand"Iph, E,q.. of about 100 acres, si'ua
ted in Mddeiown, 4! miles from Newport, be-
tween the East and West fond, ", .; m ,
Portable dwelling house, large barn aud crib, IN
orchard, 10 acres Of Woodland the whole
farm we'll waicrcd Aso
A Farm in Tiyerlo7 Of about 90 acres. tor
merly the jropcrt; OF Weston Hicks, Esq, w,tl,
dwelling house, siiUat"d about M equal dis
tancc nom the Stone Bridge and Paw River
Also n dwelling house on Btoad Strcr, IA
this town. containing lwe.vc finished To,ins
enh a good Well and CistrIn audiarge garden
IN the rear.
The Prnp"rt7 n above dc-crbc SiIi be soid
on application 10 the subs lber--and posses
sion gwen immediately
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In consequence Of he nh,"c arrauaw"ni. 1t
Is al important that all debts due iuctt"L> 10
lo ol January should bc scitrd Immediately.
E'F q J II NEWTON,
-, WILLIAM NENTON.
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At.I:N IT,.

tGENTs.
DrRR HAZARD, }
u TAYLOR, Newport
& q & HAZARD.
JOHN llEADLN, ! p.,.,t,
JOAN TALMhN,
RICHARD : 4. DRAKE, Tivcitun.
JDSErIIG LuTiitR, Swan1ry.
Scpi6 imo
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Ln,nrrs! tEuhE,ar.!!

J.. G. WALES X ca. woull ,,so inform tie
public that they heye been ,ppiatrd s,lin,
Agents Tor the Original Goodyear Nnair III.
her shoe Company a-o fur Isaac iarshn,r {.
Cos Patent sheet Rubber Shoes ard for lie
largest and best importers ofPam Runb,rs ia ihls
country, al of whom auhoiizc u 30 sell ail.r
0we.t prices on hh,ral tcrns.
Now on hand 0,0t0 PAIRS Of various
Ruhhcr,. Boston. Iulv = lind
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SHOE BUYERS. NO W Is YOUR TIM f.
CASH AhEAD Ot ALL CONrLliT.0A!!
Z. G. N'NLES ( 90.

7. G.. WALES & 60.
Corner Of Broad aud Central sts., Bosuo.
A,e dciermGel 10 s,ll best Dsos and sh.cs
n this country aud at me ZONES. PlccS Ivy
the package % dolcn.-fof Cash only.
Buyers, call and see for yOnls ewes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13
THE ROUND ISLAND EXPEDITION

The following letters between the Navy
Officers of the Home SQUADRON, and the
president OF the Roun Island expedition, We
find in the New Orleans Delta, Of the Goth
ult -
TO TIE PERSONS ENCAMPED ON ROUND ISLAND,
NEAR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13

Spoken, April 10, ship George Cfsmplaiu
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