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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-18
San Marcos Vermicide!

Justices Conrt--IreciHcf No. Jul IcrDL, Il.
d.. 1853.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
TO any Legal officer Of Guadalupe County
GREETING:
WAy HEiEAS, William ID. McGehcc, the Plain.
w tif In the above styled cause, has this day
filed In my Office his account for lumber a. ainst the
said James q. Williams, defendant, showing indebt-
edness in the sum of thitty.iivc dollars and seventy.
six cents, $50 10. and oath having also been made
that the said defendant, James O. Williams Is absent
from tho state OF Texas. - tho ordinary process Of
law q mn. be served upon him;
You nsc therefore hereby commanded, that you
cite said James o. Williams, by publication of this
wit In the Gonzales Inquirer, a newspaper publish
ed In the Town Of Gonzales, Gonzales county, for
( REQ iuc cssivc weeks, to he and appear be-
fore me At my Office IN the Town Of Scguin, on the
last Saturday In the month Of July A. d.. 1853, Il
being the 30th day of said month, then aud there
10 answer the complaint Of the said William II.
McGchce.
Herein fail not under the penalty of the law,
but due return make thereof.
49, Given under my hand this ldth day OF
l.. $. : June A. u. 1863,
-c- JOHN I. GORDON,
j. i. q. c..
order publication Of this writ in the Gonzales
Inquirer for three s,rccc ssiye weeks previous to the
return day hereby.
j. w. CUMMINGS,
Constable Pfcc. No. !, Qua. TO.
June ls, l8o3-8-3w
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BOO7S d SHOES.
Ladies' silk and Lasting Gators, jenny Linds.
Bloomcrs, Kid Slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
aud Misses Shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting 4
Kid Caters, Pumps, Slippers, Boots of every kind.
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S1DDLEPy

WOtD IhG.
Palcs, Buckets, Trays, Rolling Pins, Axe handles
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HARD WARE.
Blacksmith, Bench aud Farming Tools, Ploughs,
Augcrs, Traces, Log Chains, Axes, Broadayes, and
n large assortment of Nails, Locks, Latches, Hin
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INIPIRE.
Buckets, Pans, Dippers, S%,raincrs, Lard Cans,
&c.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

sur BrrDlSG-The following vessels have been
aunchedfrom the yard OF Perne Patterson Stack since
jan iO-slcop Mary Ann Lake, Of SO tunsi owned BY
W Lake 4 Bros.
Jan g5-Ferry boa, Eagle for Roosevelt and Bridge st.
ferry
jan 3l-Ferry boat O.prey, for same ferry.
Feb. l2-Ferry boat Curlev, for same company each
abb vt 400 iuns measurement
April clipper bark Flying Cloud OF $50 tuns for
HaTbeCk Go
NAV lO-Schoontr Fideis Is tuns, for d Bauoo
June 22-Bark BelOse. 375 tups, for Capt McKiegs
July Clipper ship Wide Awake, 300 tuosi for SIfkn
4 irou side
On me Stocks-A bark Of tuns for d. Curtis Il Co.
OVfeei long % beam and deep for the Csthagena and
Ssyanilla trade; to be commanded by Capt MOuell
brig for VI Freeman & Co, 1915 feet long % beam.
and deep and about 325 tuns burthen.
Steamship Yankee Blade. Of 600 tuns. for Mr. H. Mills.
Her dimensions have been gwen heretofore.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ESCURsIos-The sunday School
scholars attached the First Methodist Episcopal Mission
Church corner Of South Ibirdst and Unionav, proceed
~ pic mic excursion, by steamboat TO St Romans Well.
Flushing at 3 o'clock to day lFhday)
POtIcE During Wednesday night the Police Of VIII
iamsburgh made fifteen arres's Of persons for various
offences The court ON Thursday presented scene
for painter.
baker named Wi7er. residing in North Second It, was
arrested North Fifth II charge driving his wagon
over lile girl eight years Of age, named Alice W. Ard,
and ipurng her very seriously IL appears he little gh
YVES sent out get pies and willis standing upon The
wheel Of the wagon, asked WZ-r they stale. lie
pushed her and at the time started the horse she
fl. under tho wheel which passed Der shoulder and
the side Of her face Shs carried home insensbs.
y here she was attended by DR. Andrews. WIzer gave
bail 10 appear for examination.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The W,rER QrEsrIoS-rhe election By ballot for
Wafer No Water this City will be held Monday next
the 18th st the usual places for holding the polls At
rsgu elections There is much interest nifestsd
in regard to it might be supposed the subject de-
handed
FIRES At clock thursday afternoon fire broke
in long range of sheds occupied by Edward Wilson
carpenters shop, situated Amty It Henry
large amount Of prepared lumber and the tosl Of the
workmtn were 81 destroyed block OF unfinished
houses. ironing Henry Il, were considerably damaged.
They also the property Of Mr. Wilson The total loss
amounts to about $4,000 no insurance.
The night previous about II O'Clock Gre brske out 10
the Messrs Woods Co, No IS Atlantic st caused
by he explosion # fireworks LETT hand since the Fourth
OF July The report sas heard for considerable distance
srd terrified the whole neghborhood No further d.m.gs
occssoned however than the destruction OF the stock
in the place. The building WAS not mach damaged
NUISANCE TO Bs AB,rEp In the City Court on Thurs-
of John Brewer and others against Henry A.
Jones tried The scon brought TO prevent the
continuance of nuisance on the corner Of Hicks and
President SIS where the defendant kept packing box
snuactory aud used steam engine for running ssAw
III, the smoke from which very annoying No de-
put In. and il proved that the compansnts
sold the property which the mandatory stands Ia st
under containing the express uuderst, ndng
that business shich should be likely to create nus
should he carried on The jury found on ths esi
dence for the plaintiffs and temporary injunction TO pre-
vent the Nuisance was granted by the Judge.
FIsrp Michael McQusde the driver Of hack No lot,
was bIough before the Mayor Thursday and fined 81,
refusing 70 carry nteman from the Fulton Ferry 10
Clinton Il. on wednesday evening" when solicited 10
do
VISITING FlREMKy-The Baltimore dremen came to THE
CITY on Thursday escorted by delegation Of tho Mlnhst
tan Company whose guests they during their sojouru
m New York They visited the various places Of interest
the City aud then took drive out on the Island Ii
five OF kipp & Browns stages
HrMrsrFAp, L. I.-Mr Ebenezer Kelum ha. been APP
pointed Postmaster Of this village. lie entered upon hs
duties the LIST inst
BATHING N THE RIvsR-The Second Ward Police took
rumber Of boys into custody Wednesday for bathing
in the Eat RIVER They locked up for while, repri
,r,p1.d md discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

OF the importance Of political slirs the North. dem
II reces-ary d-tain the nail steamer =; Hong kJnZ on
day which ia al that ?. rmf-d beyond tn per -
fI.d in accounts are rot received from S'Ans
previously.
= s-Apri 10. III A n The important sivices belor
have Just 70 hand brought per Csrb which touched
uf Hong Kong 70 land the letter. E1rsr Il 'e 10
dated Shsnebs April 1853 Making ssd Ch'okt"gt''
hsve been taken and tbs rebels daily looked for he
A bowitIer and $50 have been landed a. picx-t
snd the vessels Of disposed a. 20 command 'a-
Soocbor Creek and I,ngking PAnI bat We do not So
xhs they d. II SOM 400 % $40 barrels 90 hr9 A.
up with the tide. There appears 70 be IA Eel
ing the part of the rebels o or-gner. the ffu-s'
aemp, of the suquehsnba 10 ge; up the ftng,z-k 'ng
The not much successful excursion of ths >snc-
toward Making not calculated expected - indice
the belief that foreigners Are neutral.
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that this promise extends equally 70 the mtate
- IN the shts which have been saJol Cd a.
~ nv ihs ohodo1 church and IT, Clergy within he Iern-
.n nd without without any peJudiee 70 t'e ol1e o'-
nurifss -. ..ouia Sann.,d II any =
Ifr ,hsl BE- gned the CT, Of Jerussen 90 "a coT
eosciion Of church devoted % tb eeeero1 y o'n
u - Rn. and Of hosota oF poor 800
, I'D sneh foundaops .h be ua5sr the sDee 's'1Nes
Tfs ConsuL3eDers Of Russia ia sr- .xo 4 T. -, . to-. M
ne psessssry and orders snN be gVsn moss WOO
h r. .st for them IA De dyJ snd 20 the Gre.f Ps
o. ~. eree1sion Of decison' ssd farther
s1 b The TeEuation o. other dsh nea
IN the artSaos respecting he hJ races
10 IN the prsseBt notification,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

From Avn CArks-THE YELLOW FE'ER-The brrsh
schr Creole arrived yetsrda, from Aux Cages reports u
very sickly at that place Capt SArra; late nA.er a"
the Creole and very valuable -ss tsken SICK on the
eve Of her departure and dd in days The schooner
obtained consequence aud came home charge Of
the mate.
Lite coffee could be hal at Aux Cages ana 'ne
crp nearly exhausted Logxood h,d al ssnced 81 par
cent and about per tun Spanish on board ln7fe
was very Itle TO BE- had. American PROVISIONS wer- 10
good supply Bas'on traveller july o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

Many Of the officers vho the q ths febaa
having died their ofeDses viii Be pared
The learned that Of hs -onba>i
nth the febe plum the psop- and that they have >en
osether b. tired and death By ssh.
Ds strsnslinE
PATRIOT CHIEFS PROCLAsATIOv.
hi, proclamation h issued calling them di.csd them he
hsnhu promptly ard horelhy and TO s-t the e.tAb hneat Of
Court IN whO undergo eKAnbsion
s receive oegr,es their Let the bsrbssn' Of
other psou. ie,p way until the Empire
proc shall be bat those
sspd Bud priests and the j1EEns T.0us pre.s,d end
temples uOishez OF all
Ietes treuub liuay
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n "a. ESiSr g Thy. Y. Tr1s-.

SIR: AproDOs Il your ediyng dis ourse on IN, se'n7'
n the Government In the matter Of delivering -t,ss a.
l"v 10 say that the morning ut h7 GU h'' ''SaI
JSs tr'f and he other July ffA-the mrs. from res
Office three hundred mi of which any on an 81 y
-,rOsd in nine hours 40 hsl-ihe other tron Us
Office ffy tsrt,r of requiring 40 at iFo nolr'
to reach it, Qasry Where had No oesn Tor H'e
d0ysi VICTIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

DRIvIsG THROUGH TIE LISEs ~ MILITARY Con
PASr-Mstthe- Clark drunk and tired % drive r21'
over the Burgssses COrps-mu-kets and AL On '-r
WI alen soon made captive OF him. and he vas held 10
bail Albany Kn'c.erbOcker, July Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

partitions. &c conveying clear and distinct IMPRESSION
Of every ,uhj-ci touched upon by the Doctor
The numerous Attendance At the above lecture snd
hearty thanks DR. Andrews received. fully isstned tie
value Of hi, lAbors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

Flishs Foote Esq Of Seneca Falls, Y. was appointed
Master and Examiner 10 the United State, Csar Al the
recent term Of the Circuit. held at Canaudtgua.
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IAirrrsisauaentl

Strangers visiting the City have found from expert
there they purchsse chss Article 10 reh
C,re shawl Pss made MsnA Barge rsae Jseosst LAwA
hsn Counbsn Hall Ne 81 Grand The vel tnovs seasfss
ofthis bocs rendered City and Gown
~ Bellies object soly he crysa Pslse ssx
resed question whether equal Uuber Of sse
tcpeec 70 v the CIV much sccouns Of the hrDer pses
The latter But ,hius thew sbtn batter
lower price Columbian Hall City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

A CoUSrsrNAS swIsDLrn.-Nr Mortimer " Wsks-
man Of WS'erhury, Conn -hile xskisg through Wsst
dnescay evscing. accosted BY tso rasosia
~bc sfer conversation induced him wager slss
upon the cottents II box termed patent sa shich
hs- several spsfsr's in n and used sy rogues % .un
strangers with After winning the money they ran o.
and have not yet been arrested.
STEALING WHISkr-A young man. named Chas Smith
arrested on Thursday by Lieut. fery. Of the Sra
Ward Police. charged With stealing sir bols of whisky
vsued eos. the property OF Mr. John Gilbert dsisg
business st No so Pesri-st The accused caught =
the act Of offering the sky for sale a, No Frsakha
He confessed bis guilt and locked up by Jasucs Be
gart for trial
RoBgERr BOARD rHg STEAMER Bar SrArs-0n
wednesday evening Mr. John Syddon. residing At No 70
Columbisst Brooklyn. and Mr. G. ID fover, Of Lowell
Mass While on beard the steamboat Bay STATE on their
usy from ,sios to this City had their pockets picked
Mr. Loot wallet containing s2sa which ws stolen fon
hun while he wss At the ticketotce and Mr. Syddon alec
Lost his wallet containing SIS and check drawn to hs
rider by W Cst,eIl. the Atlantic Bank. Brookya
which taken from his coat pocket while he Vas Ia the
BARRIERS shop No person has been arrested
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HOUSE.
VI. Crimes. A-kanssL
II. A Perry, TeNn-
Mr.. Johns, LONDON
Col W. X Brjvn. San Frkncisco.
J1dEe FIELD, Uuea
Albert :. Ashurai. Philt2.
Hon. A Kelly, Ohio.
J. B. L.vless California
-. CLAIR DeeninE. savannah.
Judge Maple L uiEsna-
Powsfan Ellis S4fcheA
NJ. ". Manning. Boston.
As HOTEL.
d. A. Jaansry. 81 Louis
Geo. Myers. Sorsh Carolina
J. W Dsvids-r. Baltimore.
@. w. starkpole Oaio.
{. R. PomsroJ. P0n-roy
: II. R.nson. A bany.
Geo. PhtL Philadelphia
J FriEi.. Augusta
DR.. Bordnsa Philadelphia.
q R,'ny. -. LoaiS
I. P. Crook. Albany.
Gen. HAsey lfaacA
Walter JsI. B1dalo.
samuel Lewis. Detroit.
Hon a Rlmsd-ll, Ne.sgrgh.
Ges. SHOWER. MirylAna-
HOUSE,.
RIO. Tylor. L. :. Army.
L. '. Brysn, :, Lpuis.
I. Peithsrich. Peu1sy.vlaia
L. WnghL Osgego.
II. 3. Fly, Lake Superior.
Francs Taylor. Albany.
Geo. Louis. Bost11-
Prof RAin-y, Bo,ton.
Col. Taylor. Army.
l.. Talbot, Army.
ARD.
I'm. Eff. Dixie, Worcester.
Nicely Johnsion. Richmond, Va.
Cart A johnson. Nissan.
w. B. Flint. Buffalo.
DR.. A. il. Owen. Texas
c. B. Grinneil, Boston.
Col. ;. Wolcott. NEcheE, Mss.
D. :. Dexter, Rhode Il add.
A. b. Bsrd-n. Memphis. Tenn
Hon. seth W. dale, y. HaspsAirs
OLITAN.
Theo. ,edEwict. Nsw-Tork
I. McRob-rt.. Louisville.
Norman Cutter. St LouiL
J.B Wiggn', St Louis.
CD w B. Johnston, Cine RpaIi.
wv swan, Baltimore.
W X Bake, Florida
A. Sirnpkins, south Carolina
J :. coles, Virginia.
WIN. Fell. England.
A. X Shultg, ST Louis.
W. A frv. q. ; NavV.
{. II. Weber. s., Louis.
T.. W hains. London.
BIS. Camp, LJusvi.ls.
W. II. Osborn, s.. Louis.
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The following Is q partial list Of Strangers


-
IRVING
Hon Henry Hbb.rd, Y. Il.
Ron. c " infersnll. Conn.
Or. Al.r. H.ssan. L. :. A.
Hen. ?. B HeuBphili, Mass.
D.left Biz, Phil.Ae lphis-
Gee. Mooney, Fiord..
" \ Beach. sew-fcrk.
Tbos. Hnn, Boston
Prof 2 Jennings. Lowell.
Hon. : Cal, Wsshinston-
Ch.. y. Sfsnstrry. Washington.
} 3 Josimin NeT-Orieans.
ST. NlCH0Ll
Hon J BuklU, Brsn Roass.
hon. J suyosr. AnorA.
Hos. A. simpson, Phil,delshis
lien A. P ~.rts. Milwaukee.
Judge Radeilii. Albany.
A. hy.r, 81 Luis
DR. Fsrnsvor-h. Detroit.
A ? Burnside, L S.A.
u Lshi'tsr. Cincinnati
HI. " QLsiles. Richmond
J. K. Alien, Richmond
J. Noxon. Crescent.
Jams kidd, Albany
J Dayton Fsrd. Chrleston.
Bev &C.. HlcL virginia
A. r. Hoptirs, F.SFicA
Ge-e Dck.rson. New-lersey.
Gen Granger, csnaucG,u.-
ID. Hamilton, Albany.
X. n Pruyu, Aihs1y.
.-eT. n - noLrfL. troy.
DR. n KEN edv, Maryland.
nT. Crsfy. 81 amer Bai e.
Rev DR. Crawford Philadelphia
: Benedict, Albany.
II. johnson, NeW-lIsupshire.
HOWI
Hou I'D Whitney. Northampton
pr SharulCSs Phi .delptia
II. Lee Scranton Nes-HsVeR-
A. y News. Bsetsn.
4. sel'ry, sval aah
Jam,s Hoy. Ireut0n.
{. 1auduseu. C.ua5s W.
=. Wefssr. Spin gaeld.
IF Whittier ore. Boston.
Dr.. Williams, Mississippi
METROP
Hon. I'd. Bark. v. H.mpsAire.
Hon. John O.. Psifiey Mas.
Hon james Maurice, L. Island.
Hoo. a Wing. Ouaio.
VI v. Brto.s FLORIDA.
TIP. Painter. Flouds
" T.. Stalk. Ns~-OrlesnI
". y Stsrs. Nev-Or.ea-s.
n Msckse, Sorth Csroliaa.
?. Gibbons. Philadelphia.
r. Peters, OeoiEis.
Ia Barclay. L. : Navy.
ur H.rnon. L. ;. Army.
Steret Ramsey. u. : Navy.
Jos~ph Roiif sos, >t Johns
r LepeTe. :. Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

HrMrsTEAD, L. Mr.. Ebenezer Kellum has been sp-
pointed Postmaster Of this village He entered upon hs
duties the LIST inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

PoLIoE During "Wednesday night the Police Of VIII
lamsburlh made fifteen arrests Of persons for various
offences The court Thursday presented scene
for a painter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

BATHING N The RlvsR-The Second Ward Police took
number Of boys into custody Wednesday for bathing
in the Eat RIVER 1heywer locked up FOR while repr
I'D anI a ZACH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

FIsED Michael McQusde the driver Of hack No. LOT.
was biough before the Mayor Thursday and fined s..
or refusing carry neman from the Fulton Ferry 10
Clinton Il. Wednesday evening when solicited to
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

The W,rER QrEsrioS-rhe election By ballot for
Wafer or No Water IN this City will be held Monday next
the nth inst st the usual places for holding the polls At
regular elections There is no, much interest
in regard to it as might be supposed the subec. de-
nd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-01

A SURE and Pleasant Remedy for COLDS
n CoUGHs, Group, WHooPISG-CoUGH,
ASTHMA, and If lungs sufficient left to sustain
life, CEgTAIs CUREI FOR CoSsUmPTIos
Safe Tor the Infant or the Invalid, in any stage
silwcakness.
THE GREAT REMEDY is at last discover
ed, Consumption can be cured ! and Coughs
aud Colds, the parents Of that fell disease that
often brings woe to the homes Of our land, vanish,
as fby magic, before this SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
This Is th"t which has so long been sought for,
and is in full faith offered 20 the public as a cer-
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Group, Asthma, and Consumption, and will in
any case where lungs sufficient aIe lett to sustain
lite check the liberation aud raise the patient TO
health. This is not an idle boast, nor is this
remedy sent into the INA ket without thorough
trial, but has proved beyond IA doubt that what
has been asserted CAN BE DONE!
N. B -iBEwARE OF CoUSTERFEITs, and
observe the following Promissory Note, with the
fac simle signature of the proprietor on every
genuine box
1880 05l On demand promise to pay to
the bearer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEVINES."
Certificates OF cures To he relied on, found in
the circulars left with the A rents. Let all the
afflicted try it faithfully. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers generally.
Ifthe Lozengc is dissolved, and absorbs the
sugar in wEich il is packod, the virtue is there
| yet, and better than ever, save the looks. SIM
PIE but POWERFUL. Try II fairly.
The discovery of this great remedy, about two
years since, was almost miracle, and the favor
it receives where introduced, and the almost un-
paralIeled demand, show its worth.
Also sold by all Medicine Dealers throughout
the country.
Only 25 Cts. per Box-Five Boxes for 81.
S. ID. FULLER & CO., General Agents, No. 3
fremont Temple, BosToY.
The Depot for DIR. liibbard's Wild Cherry
Bitters; DR.. HibbdId's Pills and Circassian
\ Balm;
Fowler's "Macaronck' sure cure for PILES;
Yankee Extract, Tor tar, paint or grease;
H DIR. Cornel's Pain Expeller;
ilerrick s Co.'S ). G. Pills; IIerrick & Cos
II PHsters;
Gallup's Brier Root Syrup for Diarrhua; alsc
II large r.ety of Popular Medicines-sold CHEAP
for cash approved credit.
For Sale in Newport by r. J. Taylor and lIaz.
ard & Caswcl. Aug 20 ly daw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-01
DicO.

la this city, after "a lingering illness, Abigail
Gould. wife OF Henry Gould, worthy aud be-
loved member Of the Society of Friends, in the
18Th year of her age.
In riyerton, ll,h inst, Mr.. Joseph Curry, ag.
el about 65 years
ln New shoreham, nj The residence Of Rev.
Caarhs c. Lewis. MIS-. Fanny Davis, aged IS
years.
Provi lcnce papers please copy.
Al Prman Brothrrs' Print Works, in JOIN g.
ton, on The 24lh INST, Mr. W illiam DowCle, in
his 40lh year.
In this city, on Sunday, Mrs. Hannah Gibbs,
widow OF the Late Job Gibbs, aged "a years.
In Providence, 26lh inst, Benjamin J Bllven,
in the AID year oi his age.
In Providence, on Sunday evening, Nov. eth,
Harriet Ellery, daughter Of Joseph aud Mary
CaroIine Knowles, N Il e l5lh year Of her age.
At sea, 10Th inst OF board ship Sias Greea-
m'n, on the ra'sago from Liverpool to New
York, Of cholera, Nm. &. Cook, Of Newport,
X. /.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
i have heen appointed Executors Of the last
will and testament Of NOEL COGGESHAIL,
late OF Middetown, deceared and having accept
ed saId trust and given bond as the law directs,
request all persons having clrims against the es-
tate of said Noel Coggesfall to present them for
settlement, and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested To make payment.
JOSHUA COGGESHAlL,
ABRAHAM e. COGGEStlALL. ">e'''0'e
Middetown, Oct 20, 1853.
n3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-01
NEW FANCY GOODS.

B. II Tisdale & Son are now opening fue
assortment OF Paris f.ncy articles, Ladies' Rcti-
cules, Porte Monaies, Sewing Birds, Bracelets,
Jet Necklaces, Ivory Crosses, Pearl Brooches,
cut glass Toilet Bottles, Cologne Stands, Watch
Stnds, Thermometers, Bronze Ornaments, Ter
ra Gotta Ware, Gutta Percha Statu ties, Crying
Dolls, Pnrceln Heads and Figures, Baxter
Prints, Engravmgs and Fine Oil Paintings, with
an endless variety of fine goods in Jcwcrv. Sill
yer and Plated Ware, all Of which is offered
with the assurance that the prices shall he Of
the lowest grade, at l3S Thames st.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-01

EOR SALE OR TO RENT, The dwelling
i House OF the subscriber, corner Spring and
Cannon streets, with convenient wash-house
contiguous, and a stable on the premises; sad
House contains large paIlors, and has all the re-
quisite convenienses, such as Cooking Range,
Copper Pump, for we II and rain water abov, and
below, stairs, &C., will be leased with or without
the iurnltur. by the year season, and possession
given Immediately; apply to
o5 d&wlm ". J, MUNRO,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-01
GlHr ttlorinc Intelligence. xYaa
PORT OF NEWPORT
ARIlIVEIJ.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. "a.
Schr. Gentle, Babson, N Y, Giocester
TUESDllY, Nov. 20.
Brig New England, Loring. Bongor.
Schr Abaco, --,Bangor; Guthrie, Spring
er. N Bedford, crusej = Earle, CelIy, Ports
mouth, N Bedford; NJ Writhng,on, Wri'hing-
toe, + River, Phia; Edward Franklin, Briggs.
Sippicon, do; Richmond. Hart, 81 George Phil,
MEMORANDA.
Schr w J Arthur, King, ofthis port, arrived
at Mobile, Nov. 10, from Baracoa, Cuba; on the
l4th, boarded brig in old Bahama channel on
Diamond Point, lat. % Is, long. II Is, loaded
with coffee, and full Of water; matches open, and
some coffee taken out from weather side Of deck;
should Judge that she had be,n in this situation 2
or 8 days. Was painted black, and red streak
outside, straw color inside; flush deck with cab
in under deck--oh fashioned companion way
hailed from Boston, but stern being partly under
water, could not make out her me,-supposed
from Neuvitas bound to Boston.