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Persons desirous Of providing against pro,ractcd
sickness, and who will except the first week, will
be taken 25 per cent less, viz:

The main design Of this Company Is to enable
prudent and discreet persons OF small means, to
make provision while in health, 10y tri1ing out
lay, against the aggravated suilerings that inevta
bly, invade sick bed, in seasons Of pecuniary pri-
walton and ofnability 10 labor. A vast amount Of
human wretchedness has been prevented or mtiga-
ted, within the present generation, by the estab-
lishment, in Europe, Of similar provldent instiu-
tons: and within a short period, this system Of
Health Insurance has been introduced into own
country, with results, thus far, equally beneficial
to all whose relief il ontemplates-more especial
ly to those who toll daily for their daily bread,
and to whom anv Interruption by sickness becomes
a serious and dist cssing calamity.
BY this system, also, one person may insure the
health Of another--a parent that OF a child, or a
child that Of Il psrent--an employer that Of work.
man, Of an apprentice, sc. Thus, those who
are able, by small immediate investment, may re-
licve themselves from the hazard Of mourning
heavy burthens, inflicted invountary by those
who might otherwise become dependents upon
them for continued care and support.
While the most humane and benevolent dspo-
sitons Of mankind are subserved by every asso-
citation of this description, its benefciares are ex-
empted from being placed in the degraded condi-
ton OF recipients Of the bounty ofothers. For, by
the contract into which they enter, they purchase
and fairly earn all the benefits which they NAV de-
mand, as a matter Of just aud legal right; and,
II II so please Providence that they escape the af
Fiction against which they have measuraby pro.
vided, the satisfactory reflection is left that the
price of their own immunity has been applied to
the comfort and succor OF their less fortunate fel
low beings.
II is presumed that no extended argument cun
he required to recommend the objects Of this Com
pany 10 public consideration. perusal of the
Rules and Regulations adopted by the Directors,
which may be had at nv office, will afford an am
pie insight into the principles Of the Institution,
and of its modes Of operation.
GEO. II. NORMAN, Agent,
slOd Daily News Office, l27 Thames st.
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Marrteo.


IN Washington, on Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Pywe, Dr. Bernard NJ.
Byrne, United States Amy, and Miss LOUISA,
daughter of Colonel J. J Alert, TopogI aphical
Engineers, United States Army.
On the 4th instant, IN Trinity Church, Pass
Christiao, Mississippi, by the Rev. Thomas :.
Savage, d. D., Professor Rucl Keith, United
States Navy, aud Miss Martha b. Cleveland,
daughter OWN. Cleveland, Esq.
In Providence, oath inst, MIR. Samuel V. Bill
hngs. of Barr ngton, and Miss Sarah F.. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Charles N. Arnold, OF that city.
In Providence, 9th inst, by the Rev. ;, W.
Field, Mr.. Nathaniel Fisher and Miss Eliza tog-
cts Vaughan, both Of p.
At Chaicstown, Mass. 26th inst, by the Rev
+. K. Lamber!, U. ). Navy, Lieut.. +. McDon-
aid Reynolds, u. >! Marine Corps, to Catharinc
N, daughter Of DIR. Is. Il. Tlnshr, U. 3. n.
In New Yo,k, 26th ult., by Rev. DR.. Tying,
VIM. q. Read to Kate W. daughter Of Jas, lay
lor, Esq, both Of that city.
In New York, 29h uIt.. by the Rev. DR.. An
thon, W. ;. Mayo, NJ. d., To iiellen {. d.,ugher
al the late Nicholas William Stuy,e at. all 81 that
city.
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Dtc0,

On Monday, the 10th instant. at the rcsidence
OF her husband, in Cluksvile, Tennessee, Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnson, wife Of the Hon. Cave John.
on.
In Cumberland, 9Th, inst, Mrs. Mary Ada
line Jencks, wife Of Mr.. Edwin JencNs, and
daughter of the late Joseph A. Johnson, OF Nash
vile, Tenn, aged 33 years.
/, this town, 2i,h INST, Mr.. Hunlick Iluldy
aged 73 years.
In Pawtuxei, Sarah tnn Sherman, in the 39th
year of her age.
In this town, on Sunday morning, Mrs Ann
Lyndon, Widow of the late John Lyndon, aged
So years
In Providence, 26lh ult.. Alfred Bradbury
on Of f. W. bradbury, aged II years.
Ia Darlington, on the Both ult., suddenly Mrs.
Martha NJ. Short, wife Of Mr.. John short. Jr.
and daughter oi the late DIR. Calvin Martin, Of
Seekonk, aged ~ years.
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TF,om. the Z veing Post.]


Success UNPARALLELED The stomach
prepares the ele.onls Of all the fluids which feed
and sustain life. To that oi gan all internal reme-
dies are primarily addressed; and never has IA
medicine been introduced, within our time, that
seemed so admirably adapted 10 restore the dlges-
tive powers, when debilitated, to their iull vigor
as this wonderful combination Of the tonic altera-
tive and corr ective principles. In dyspepsia, bill
ious complaints, general debility, nervous aflec
tons, and the long catalogue Of diseases which
form the melancholy addenda Of Indigestion, we
cons ider HuTcHIsGs' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BITTEYs the only sure, safe and radical remedy.
(From the n Y. Star.l
A VALUABLE MEDicIsE we should take
HurcHISGs' BITrERs To be, if we may Judge
from the numerous certificates of most worthy aud
reliable people, which we see published almost
daily. That cruel disease, Dyspepsia, which so
often drfes the usual medicines, is said to yield
readily to the powos iul curative qualities artiu-
ly compounded in this great antagonist of disease
Circulars, containing the Certificates Of remar-
kable cures, and the hig e. tmation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had
Of the agents, free.
PRicE so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton Street, Ny.
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HRRAlD2oE TAs TINES.
THURSDAY, Dec. 4th 1851.

HrThe members Of Aquidneck Hose
Company: have abandoned that Ma
chine, ard taken charge Of Engine No.
3, and " III hereafter be known us Aquid-
neck Engine Company. We believe
that their ranks are foil, and we are con-
fdent thpt they will render efficient SER
vice in case their efforts are needed
bu, we trust thar they will nor have oc-
easion 10 use. their engine for many
years to come, except 10 practice occh:
sjonaIly to keep all tiirg' in order. This
Company 10 still commanded by Capt.
b. H. Stevens. Ii 10 somewhaI doubt
ful, We learn, whether anew Company
will be formed to take charge Of the
Aose Cart. ',,.
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1--WE have received from the au
thor, The Frecmason's Manual a
Companion for the initiated through al
the Degrees Of Freemasonry, from the
Entered Apprentice to the higher De-
Erres oil Knighlhood," by Rev. II. }.
Stewart, of this town. We have exam
insd the work, with good deal OF care,
and regard ii as valuable production
10 all tile members of that ancient Fra
tsrni,y. Ii is ais interesting to those
who arc not members of the Order, az il
impsr,s vas, deal Of Information in
regard to the institution. 1t is beau'i-
fully printed OIL fine white paper, illus
Wa,ed by numerous symbolical engra-
wings, and is bound in superior style ;
il contains about 800 pages. Mr.. Samuel
s. Mumford has il ior sale. 49,. g..
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NEWTON BROTHERS,

FALL SUPPLY OF CHOICE AND FRESH
GROCERIES,
JUST RECEIVED, per sloop Rienz. from
New York, consisting Of the following Goods:-
PROVISIONS, &C.
G00 Barrels Superfne and Extra Flour Is
UOU Firkins Lard: 81 BOXES Cheese; 20 Box
es iierring; 250 Bags fine Ssk; 3 Cases Ground
Table Salt; ) Casks prime Rice; 25 Boxes SAL
era,us; 2i0 Bags Extra Flour; 40 Bags Extra
Graham Flour; 100 Bags New Buckwheat; 25
Bbls Pilot Bread and Crackers; lO Boxes Heck
ers Farina.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
OR Boxes Brown Havana Sugar. 20 bbls
OU Crushed Sugar; 10 bbl. Ground Sugar; rs
bbls Refined Sugar; 8 Boxes Loaf Sugar; 10
Bags Mocha Coffee; 80 Pockets Old Java Cof-
fee; Is Bags Rio Coffee; 10 Bags Laguira Cof-
tee; 10 Rags 81 Domingo Cof,e; 35 Boxes
Ground Coffee.
FOREIGN FRUIT, &C,
S0 Boxes New Bunch Raisins; 25 quarter
w Boxes New Raisins; 10 Casks CurraDts;
~ Bags Peanuts 8 Boxes Citron: rs Boxes
Groond Spices; Cases Prime Nutmegs.
MUSTARD, OLIVE OIL, SC,
OK Boxes Durham Mustard; IS Baskets Olive
Dc Oil; 5 Cases English Pickles; 70 Boxes
Pepper Sauce l5 Boxes Chocolate aud Cocoa
10 Cases Maccaroni and Vermaceli
SOAP, STARCH, SC.
TX Boxes Extra aud No. ! Soap; 20 Boxes
- Scented and fancy Soap; 10 Boxes CASTLE
Soap; 5 Boxes Leghorn Soap; 25 Boxes Pearl
Starch; Cases Indigo; 10 Boxes Judds' Pat
ent Candies; 20 Boxes Ad,nan,ine Candles.
TOBACCO AND SNUFF,
On Boxes Tobacco; lObbls Smoking Tobacco;
~ Cases Smokin Tobacco; 10 Cases Chew
ing Tobacco 20 Jars Maccoboy Snuff; bl'ls
Scotch Snuff; 50 Boxes Pipes; 80 Thousand
Segars.
ALSO, An extensive variety Of fine Groceries
and other articles, all Of which are offered for sale
at very low prices.
IN STORE.
A large stock Of Fresh Black and Green Teas,
Fine Old Wines, Brandies, Sc, &c. ol3
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!. Enfanticide in High LJe.-A letter
from Berlin says: Some days ago de-
Gently dressed lady, bearing a small
trunk, was seen at the terminus of the
Potsdam Railroad, some minutes before
the starting Of the train she suddenly
swooned, and, having recovered her
senses, begged of the Inspector to allow
her separate coup Her request be.
iRg granted, she entered The coupe and
put her trunk under the seat. Arrived
q, Maedeburg, a young man met her,
and both continued their journey TO Hal.
bSrstadt. In the neighborhood Of this
town she threw the above-mention, d
trunk ovs .ot the carringe, where it was
found by. .one OF the railroad guards,
who, by accident was near the place
where il Vas flung out Of the train
This man bEought the box TO the Police
Office, where it was opened and a slran-
gled child, some weeks old. was lound
N il. The lady and her companion
who meantime had taken a post-car-
riage, and were gone 10 Ballensiadt,
were pursued and seized near that
place. The lady is said to belong to the
higher classeso of society. alYlf
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COD LIVER OIL.

THE great value Of this article as a remedy for
i Consumption. Scrofnia, Chronic Rheuma
tism Em,ciaion and NIL diseases Of the lungs, Las
been by actual experience placed beyond doubt,
and there are those in our community who owe
to IL a restoration to health ~ hen relief seemed
hopeless. IL the han 10 Of the experienced Ply
scian no medicine has been 80 universally sue
cessful, while the New York aud PHILADELPHIA
hospitals recently report we're strongly IN favor Of
its universal adoption by the profession. We
offer the public the proportion of
RUSHTON CLARK & co, ". Y,
Prepared on account of Purity and care in
prepartion to any other generally adopted by the
profession, Sole wholesale aud retail agents for
Newport. X. X. HAZARD Il CO.,
vi Apothecaries Hall.
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FREMONT HOUSE
BosrbN, MASS

This we'll known establishment is still conduct
ed he same manner NJ II has always bcen.
The centia al and pleasant situation oi the house,
ns couiniodious arrangements, and the comforts
and Injuries to I've found there, combine 10 rrnd''I
u agreeable and advantageous to the tavehr.
Having been one OF the hfIn Of John J.. 1urk"i
h Co., 80 long At the head OF the establishment,
the Subscriber pledges his lest ssrriions TO mai ,.
tain its reputation, and 10 give satisfaction 90 h',
ogstomers wv" W riPttR.
sts ar az
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-04

THE Russia sALvE-A remedy the
most complete and simple ever adopted
ny those who keep house aud have the
charge over others. The length Of time
which has elapsed since its introduction
,othe Public, has afforded ample oppor.
tunity TO test it's merits and not the
least circumstance in its favor is the mod :
crate price AT which il is sold, as well
40 the neat aud careful manner in which
1t is put up. For the rest let the reader
note the advertisement in another COL
umn.
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oftime. MANY emncnt physciars DO not hcs-
tate To acknowledge its SUI cioiit!, and With eu-
tire confidence to rccommcp IL {" their paiientsr
a, "A superior preparation, VIII c. has bren found 20
b, perfectly safe, convenient, and highly tfica-
cious in all diseases of the Tloo0t, Iuhgs, aud
Chest One who has used il thus speaks Of IT,
"CLISTos PARK, n. Y. Dee. IS, 1850.
Mcssrs Reed & Cutler Nearly seven ycars
ago had vi, lent attack OF H. Animation of the
lungs. which as treated by my physicians with
the most powerful remedies, bot wlth hule effect
for the abatement OF violent pains about my chcr'.
Nv cough was almost incessant, accompanied with
expectoration Of the mrst puuid and offensive
kind, a part of the time mixed with blood, both
Of a dark and pink color. Several large ulcers
broke on my lung., which came pear sufiocE'ing
me. had continual night swra,s, and vas re-
duced almost To a skeleton. My case was csnsid-
cred hopeless not onl, by the PLY sicians, Tut by
all who saw me. Accidentally hearing from y
neighbor of the effects which the Vegetable Pul.
monary Balsam had produced in similar case,
was induced TO try il. Before J had usrd one
bottle | began to imnrove, and by the nse OF
four bottles was esto,-d TO usual health. had
used a variety of"dfer medrines which give ms
no relief. few weeks ago ! was similarly at
tackled and | am now using the Basam " III the
same bene fetal results. This statement is un.o-
lcitcd aud it costs YOU nothing but lit will be
of any service to any one my ol jet aceonT iish-
ell. Yours, &C., -...
(Signed.) s'WM. Z. NOXEN,' J.. NJ"
Nov. I, ls5I.-N,w Certifcates, TO slnu,t
any extent, might be added IL deemed nectt,ar,
but the propricIors feel that the article has lccn
80 unversa'ly well kn"~n, aud its virtues so gen.
orally ackno~ lcdged ly physicans and o'he''. Ms
To make IL unnecessary to offer, n this time, fr-
her proof Of the merits Of this highly popular ar
iice.
0st BEWARE oFCoUNTERFEITsA AND
INVITATIONS, such as CaRTIs's Coh-
POUND PuIsoSArr BAtsAa, Asrrtthr
PuLNosARy BsLSAs, and others, m part bear,
ing the name Enquire Tor the article by hs
whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAN
and see th,t IL hns the written signature oi Ns.
Jos's CurLrR upon yellow hltl. on the blue
wrappers. Each bottle aud seal 10 stamped
" Vegetable ullnonary Bslsnn"
pppaicd by REED, CU1LER co., I'm.
poricrs aud Wh,,lrrae psalus h Mrdiins,,
P,iuts, Cbsmisals aA.l Dyr Su0s, SO Indiasurst.
Boston, and ssId Wy Druggist. Apnmstaiss, snd
! County Mereha.s- ssmrAlly. for particulars
anil recommend si,ons, see 4 snT hkt reo,nI shy.
ng each bo,le Price so cents. For safe 20
Newport, by &, q. &. HAZARD snd R j
| TAYLOR. NV sm
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES

yLrM.C. COZZENS 4 CO., have on hand
w nice assortment OF Hosiery and Gloves, as
f,llows:-Ladies' Raw Silk Hose do Spun Silk
DO, h..cy lined--dp assorted colors Cashmere
IInse--Larnb Wo,l do.,--IIlsck, White and col.
ored Sh ,ker. ripbed d1. ~ Misses add Childrh's
White Merino d..-Men's erua nice Merinn
socks-,io Knit Yarn socks and Stocking,
Chihlreu's LegVing, &c, ALSO,-l,diss
raw silk hescy lined Gloves do col'd Cashmere
IN several varieties. Ceutlerpeos Gloves, offs
var,o,, n yo1i styles, fs .,r,1 us. csn
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Policy OF EsGLAND.- At the Lord
Mayors Banquet, Lord John Russell
made short speech, Of which the fol-
lowing is passage: land now he
would say few words, and but a few
words, AZ TO what he conceived should
be the main object Of the policy of this
country at the present time. He be-
lieved iha, main object should be peace.
His opinion was, that there was nothing
ifl The present aspect OF affairs, which
yhonll INDUCE this country 10 separate II
single hairs breadth from that pacific
line which it had adopted, and that not
only Tor it's own welfare but for the well
fare Of the world. The maintenance
and .inculcation Of peace WAS the duty,
Atefest, and policy Of this Empire; and
let him add that he trusted that the
Exhibition which had been witnessed in
the present year, bringing, as il had
done, various nations together, would
have done much to dispel the fallacy
which at one time had great prevalence
that il was the interest and wish Of
England to embr oil other nations and
provoke dissension among them"
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MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
IMPORTAN To EYSPEP
DR.. ]. :. HoUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluii, or Gastric Juire,
pr.pirsd IRON BENNETT, or ,he
FOURTH STOMACH or THE OK,
after direction. OF Baron LIEBlG, The
yreai i'hys.clo icsi Chemsi, by ]. ;.
HOUGHTON NJ D., Philadelphia. This
10 truly a wonderful remedy Tor lNDlGES-
TON DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDlCE, Lly-
ER COMP AMT, CONS rlPArI)N
sni DEBILITY. .cuilne after NATURES )
OWN MErhOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENr, the GAS RIG JUICE. Pam.
phle,s, coniiin nc Scienuhi evidence Of 10
rslus furnished BY saepts gratis. See NO
u.s ,mens ire msd,e,l advertisements
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lNGfIELD NJ JTLAL
HEALTH INSURANCE. COMPANY.
oFNiN'fifLb "hos.
GEO. III. NORMAN, Agent

VTI'V' III NNNWNN, NB'Tf'
THIS institution is conducted on the mutua
L principle, So far TO adinit the parties insur-
ed 10 an equal participation in the profits Of the
ompany.
Itinsures TO nr,e and female persons between
the ages Of fifteen and sixty years, ve,hy income
Al the rate Of 100 per cent, upon amounts annaoRy
by reason Of sickness or accident. For instar"c,
"A person paying S5 year, insures To himself + 5
(or 100 per cent? for every ~,k's illness within
that year. These benefits are independent of
whatever dividends may annually acci NC 10 tho in
surcd.
The rates ofanuual payments by the members
..n ms c,ii..,,..
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Ri.nnER RnOTS.

A very desirable article To pro,ec, the feet N a
"A snow and vain s,o,in, IN the shape OF Ls'dis,s
and ,;en,emen,s Ruhbe, boos, just ieeei, s,l iiom
,he bet' ,'ssyJ '.''i" = ,hs cogntI., iof t.s W
Va btNJ. NAbsN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-04

e5 The International Magazine for
December is OH our desk this number
completes the fourth volume. II is filled,
as usual, with able and lnteres ing arl-
sles, original, and selected from the best
Magazines of Europe. The illus,ra-
,ions. are numerous and very fine. We
are glad Il at the International succeeds
so we'll, tor j, is the best Magazine in
the country, and deserves the most lib
sial patronage. The new volume COM
nrDces With the January number, and
the publishers intend making mary val
sat)e':inprcvements in il. This is
ood time to subscribe. 1t may be had
Of the publishers. SIringer & Townsend,
222 Broadway, New York: or at The
bookstores in this town.
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VEGETABLE
PU MONAkY BALSEM

The GRFAT RTRTEY
for CCEGHS, COZ DS srd
CONSLMP7IONS, ate. a
trial of iueHty.t't years, stands
ly almost general corscr', 1T
the head Of Cough Medicines,
II is the only standing article
that has fully surtaiued its
great and constantly growing
reputation, for So long u reriod
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.zsy tllarile Jntrlliesnee. sass
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 26.
ce, Lenyerton, Fall River, Pictou,

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 26.
Brig Clarsnce, Lenverton, Fall River, Pictou,
N. >.
Schrs. Laurel, Howard, fishing Saml l.
Cracker, Burt, Taunton, NY; Ariadne. Rowe,
NY, Gloucester; Hudson, Tarr, do do; Banner,
Tarr, do do.
Sloops Mount Hope, Phillips, Taunton, N Y;
Resolution, Baker, Wicktord; Oregon. Sturges.
Prov, n Y; Pilot Boat Relief. Daggot, cruise.
FRIDAY, Nov. %.
Brig Shackford, Ccombs, Eastport, Phila.
Schr Albert Thomas, Harding Prov; Emma
Tut,le, Connel, do; Cape May, Ross, phila, coA
to Devens; Forrest, Crowley, Addison, NY;
Julien, Snow, = Thoma.ton, do; Su,ar, Grafam,
Portland, do; Orion, Clark. Calais, do; Albert
whtmore, Plymouth, do; Fawn, Gay, Ports
mouth, ph,h; Lady Clinton, Edwards, Ware
ham; NY; RR Freeman, Freeman, Bost, Va;
Paragon, Case, Harwich, Henry Curtis, An,ho.
nv. Prov. n BedioIa.
MONDAY, Dec. l.
Sthr Cinderella, Eldridse, Cuuyhunk, fishing;
Adventure, Prentiss, Prov, Rondout; Hale, on,
Freeman, n Bedford, Nl; ] Orer, Steele,
Barnstable, Norfolk; Minstrel Sewell ,Sandw ich, ,
Ny. Sloop Henry Casloh, Carr, Y; Roger
williams, Rhoades, Prov, N y.
TUESDAY, Dec, 2.
Schr Van1over, Hatch, Rockland, N Y.
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ASSIGNLE'S NOTICE.
'I'fIE subscriber ha, ing received Of JOHN ID.
i BURDICK, Of hmlestown, deed Of trust
Of all the sald Burdick's properly, not eNemI
from attachment by law, iur the benefit ofhis crcd-
tor,, ,--hcr,by gives said creditors notice that six
mouths from the date hereof ar, 10y The terms OF
said deed, allowe ed then 60 bring IA and prove
their claims, in order To receive dividend there
from. ASA CHURCH, JR.,
Charlcstown, Nov. IL, 1851 CIV.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE subscriber has just received one Of the
i largest and In,'st elegant assortmeuts Of
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered in this town, all of which have been
selected lth great care as 10 quality, richness and
style, among which are Plaid Ribbons of alt the
different STYLES, foun IL ~ To rs cents per yard,
all other Mil incry Goods equal, low priccs.
NEW BONNETS.
A large supply Of Ladies' and Misses Bpnnc,s Of
every variety now opening.
NEW PATTERN HATS.
We have just received our Pattern Hate, and arc
now ready to supply hats. which ht elegance,
taste ~ style cannot be surpassed by any. Every
description of hats made at shor, notice. The
ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine
this choice selection Of Hats aud Millinery goods
at l32 Thames street. IRA FRENCH.
ol
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MONDAY Der L
MEMORANDA.

New barquc Saranac, built in Bristol. Me-, and
now at Boston, has been purchased by Mr. Silas
II Cottrell, Mr. VIM q Peckhsm, and Capt Thos
Bigey (late Of brig Walter iloxie, lost,) of New
port, inr the sum of $4,000. She ia 225 tons bur-
then, is intended for the West India trade, and
will sail from Boston in few days for Whining
ton, NC, under the command Of Capt Bigey.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION


DY virtue of "A Mortgage Deed and Power OF
ID Attorney therein contained, made and execu-
ted by +. Henry Brown, hte of the town aud
county of Newport, deceased; To Daniel 7. Swim.
burnc, OF said Newport. bearing date the 18th of
January, 1919, and by said Swinburne assigned TO
the suIsc, ber the 18th day Of October, 1851 -
| will sell AT Public Auction, the premises, in
said Newport, on the 26th day of December, at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right title aid interest
conveyed by the said T.. Henry Brown, in and to
one undivided half part Of a certain piece or par
Gel Of Land. and the buildings thereon standing,
situated in SAID town Of Newport, bounded West"
crly Oh Thames street. 15 ieet 9 inches; North
erly partly on land of BENJAMIN u. Tisdale, and
partly on land late OF Mary P.nrose, deceased,
235 feet 9 inchcs E,sterl, land now or late
Of the heiis OF Daniel Brown, 46 feet,-and
Southcry partly on Frank Lane, and partly on
said land now or late Of the heirs OF Daniel
Brown, 227 feet inches,-inclu,iing an Alley
way Of six feet wide, leading from Frank Lane
TO the house in the rear Of the shop,-which said
Alley way is at all times to he kept op-n to pass
aud repass to and from said house be said meas
urments more or less, or however othe,w wise the
same may I've bounded. Conditions at the time and
place Of sale.
ROBERT X. CARR,
nl3s Mortgage.