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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25


TTe early completion Of this work II. r-nsrs h..
beer discussed and advocated lsS by near, ever
Lcsislaurc BY TIE Canal oscera by the
Of the State s-oersy sd especially BY ao 10 the WEI,
err and eepsrsl portions and IN New-York CIV The p
Enlargement and ether enerpriss oE securing The trs 4
the sTs4t NoThWes are hEery A9vsIed To- AID he Re-
POI continues
TIE Of the trsee and commerce tins .sush q, -
reached By these entepIis prize worth tie =. NJ. az
people and % whc-e industrial eterprze histr.
las fuyI SID no parallel The region sso-az d. -.
erabra. the North Nestern States and .ou -.
tsrinE population Of over five mili0as which do.Ii
twelve ysArs AID which BIS 81 s,nu.l ssr1. 80,
ducfon equal % three h1-Gred Millions OF bashel. r.
chiefly he Atlantic Ard mud Yzs through tie -
etLrss Ct A1s already SPOKEN Of Ts-se ehsan- ,t,,S
IL consecutive cEdex, are A. foll0xs;
FySf, fros Lax kre.
By L2le CttA-io nd he So Lz~r-eee TO Qa.b~e
By Lake OniSrio and Railroads % Bostou.
By L41r Cnt.zic tie 81 Lawrence sni tie rross-.ss
Canal 20 Lake CkznPla, and thence 70 Bsscou or S.x
lolk.
81 The Nsw-Yrk Canals sud the Hudson to y.~.y.,,
b tie Ne~- YOEk Genital ssd Southern RA,ro.1s ,.
New-lozk.
Ssso.I (rvs ne oAi. Rsrer
~ TIE P,ulsy Canals and Railroads 70 Se~.Yors
Phi'sSelphis sno Baltimore
Ey R.il1osd AID rrsjreoed Canal 70 BAlrsne-e.
By Canal 10 RleA-3ond-
.s-i tki-I
BY lie AssissrP ard its trie1rsries % SewO-lsa,s
The consideration II th- comparative sdvKof<es ae<-
ys1eSs utes f,9urs ans,On Ito he rr.p.
fort on Tie ocesn. lAkes rvera canAs ana ~ ro@ts
u bccces asccrtzn The OF .rz-
port oz the p1TpCsr CT comparing severa routes on
"hieA -cees OF export arr OF gay eS sr2ec:ec -
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a n.nen.l. ana bah .g.in. from the sqrr.ts

l,urpev 10 Bepgues and bsoh sgsin from The Sqrrste
Irsb ether IN ZANZIBAR or India He may be suppJ.ed
70 have stay ed couple Of months IN Benyaela aat on
bis rerurn 20 LUCINDA two three months would Be
Ttfle enough TO spend in hgyng for ivory. Hs de-
scent from the Like 10 the with me
would take four months the least Altogether II .
highly improbable that his return from Bsnyaela 70 Zaa
zbsr could he effected 10 less than year Every trade
In Africa IL slow and dIstory, except the slave trade
which rapidly becsuse 90 long slave Il kspt
Re must be fed Now letter to Zanzibar addressed 70
Captain Hsnerton, TO Mohsmmed bin Kasas (.esreta
~ ard Interpreter IN bic III ghness Geld - might a.
rive there IN sx weeks, # sent through Oen by any
one who could reckon on the COOPERATION Of Capt
Hsines and the East India Company.
Mr. Peternsnn having next described the latest routes
followed by Drr Bsrsh and Overveg 10 Central Atrca
upon a large map, prepared by him expressly for the
occasion The President adjourned the meeting TO the
Hh Of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

The expenditure in the Engineer Department durins
the pas, year has been increased in consequence OF the
Necessity Of measuring up the work rue under The con
tracts lei in December 1851. the work which wa
suspended in consequence Of the decision Of III Courts
hy the making OF new estimates of the cost Of the work
embraced in those contracts BY unnins lines and ms
airs new ans for the work and BY carrying on the work
at 80 many points widely separated from each other force
beps thus qu PROPORTIONS tsy larger N N II the ine'
med portions had also been in progress and necessarily
than II the amount OF work had been IN pro-
ares on a continuous line.
The following statement shows the cost Of Engineering
and the whole expenditure made BY the Canal Commission
as 10 I hs lat ten Years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

Mr.. CHARLES DICKENS AND INSPECTOR
FLDWe have been requested to contradict psrsgraph
quoted from The Derby Reporter stating that Mr. Charles
Dickens hso presented $50 to Inspector Field late Of tbs
detective force Mr. Charles Dickens IN letter 10 con-
tmporsry says The statement - uniuportant 20 me-
lent officer in the discharge OF HE duty beg you do
him the justice Of contractns IT, assurance that 70
is the most e1Tsvagsnt Inventions have
life, without of truth Tor its foundation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
List of Patents
Issued from ne Uaiied Saias Pasu 0Hee for ia real
ending February u 1883
tCsIeialy gfusS ~ To- The lnbdoel
pya,t,ra and sha Fttzsrrnld Of n

TCsrefaly ysggNI - 'of Tie rnbu0e
Hszskiah Bradford and shs fnzgersd OF New Ycrk,
" T. or Improved Apparatus Tor paatng Ores other
ubsisucer different specific sr,yi,es Dated Fob p 1855.
Aexr A. Crol, OF London Eng and for Improve men IN
Gas Meters Dsted Feb ~, 1875
Wn. JOIN SIN, OF Greervile Mas Assguor to wm
g. Bates OF Nesite D. Moss tor improvement In Sewing
Macnes Dsted Feb. =, 1873
Apheu. Kin ball OF Fi'chhurgh Mass, for improvement
in Styne Fostenngs. na'td b 2 1883
VIM Lac, u, OF Great Yarmouth, England, for In
provemsnts in Snsrendng Lowering aud iberans ships
bosts. Dated Feb =. 1853 Patented ia England, bob u
1882.
James Morelsnd Of Adrian, Mich. Sf Improyemenh
Mo,tiSne Machines pa'ed Feb p, 1898.
Amos u Taylor, OF Mystic, Conn and stephen Wilcos
Jr Of Wes,rly, X for LUMP oyen.ent ia CatOh Motion
tor l. ,oms. Dated FEB p 1888
Lauren Ward, (Admr Of Richard Ward. deceasss Jo-
rene Hubtef and Hart Hubbeil Of Sansatucs, Coan
Improvement in Machines for Turning neguas Forms
Dated Feb y, 1858.
Aleyr Esuaunds of Mt. Pulnki, ILL.,, for De@sn for
Cradle. Dated Feb p, lass
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Annual Report Of the state Engineer and
Surveyor.

We have an early copy of the Annual Report
ofNr. NcArPrsE wherein he desail- the progress Of
work on the Canals during 1s52 onirting minor de-
,. we copy the leading facts and his comparisons Of
Canals and Railroads az methois Ct transportation
He Ia, collected valuable statistics upon the subject
which are well worthy Of preservation The Report
states that the number Of persons employed in the Ea-
eneer Department, on the 3lss of December in lsjl
"a 40 rss a. foIioUs:
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Total or y-us.. .l-bIi5iz 81 fD or a. ID "a I
In 1852 The Cana tUnHass WA :. -, al.
VIII .sw exceptions the r-Us1s never have ro.e..,
rcs az Eny future period posses. the oau.rity ~
ebeafres Of transport, adequate Tor s ~itbdr.u. f
Ee e1n2 CT lie and Increasing duty IN d. eoavS
sree CT the hsasy products from the Western Lsks, 70
tiasxEter ~@ ~
The average cost Of ths principal e.pa Ia, BEEN =. a.
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NEW.y0RK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY s5, 1853
TABLE or CHARGES.

,sS ~ q, ~. psrpo.- tive oSwips tsAls u rvsa
vreh ,bou, th Sist.Bess tr.v-ei b. sailing Tasss M
N. oJSra,v mes o. eAsgss from he Anerssa P0f's ~
rcaSy named. - ,-,v.,~r-
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D sFtrsFe ccsf Of he whole k574 nile. b-rx ,l,
soaes Per ale The amount expended on The esn.l. =;
Tie Onaed States sbc,t one hundred sad 6fty nion,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-08
CAUTION


TheFrom the (Boston) Chronotypc.
WA great popularity Of Wistar's Balsam of
Viiu ,Cherry has induced some mereenary indi.
p'nnis ~ var'ous parts Of the country 10 COM
ing ,h q'ick nosirums for the purpose OF dece,y-
ei fhe public and raising money IN the well.ea,,
shep"'a,i"n "l this truly VARIABLE N, dcine.-
nee interests oi the proprietor cannot suffer. il
al can Int Keep the public informed against the
,h'e preparations attempted 10 be pamrd of in
he name "' the Wild Cherry, for certain il 10
40" u" medicine ever proved 30 oiiicaciuu. in "A
fng catalogue oi the most common diseases " hich
'n9nlh iesl is heir to-" OF preserved the health
ana ''le ct 80 many thousands of our race as has
Dr. Wistar's Balsam. MR.. SETH w,
toWI.E, Druggist, No. 1873 Washington street,
Is the sole proprietor OF the original receipt Tor
me manufacture ofthe genuine medicine, and sup
Plies both ut wholesale and retail, and Of hoa,.
alsoj agencies can be obtained.
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL.
Dr.. WisrAR's BAL,AM OF WILD CHERnY,
las been EXTENSIVELY COUNTERFEIT.
Ted m Philadelphia, aud some tn, usand BOTTLES
o' The spurious imitation thrown into the market
an extensively circulaed; this is to caution
Dealers an the public generally against purchas-
ing any other than that having the WI iten sigma
'ute o' l. bu IT'S, on tho wrapper.
originally prepared by Williams Il Co PhiladeI-
phla, now prepared and sold wholesale and retail
ny o',h w f0wle, Boston, Mass, To whom all or,
GERS should he addressed and for sale by his agents
:, Agents for selling Wisar's Balsarn, r. j. Taylor,
newport, >. W. Briggs, Bristol; Edward Sanders,
"arreni Nathan Dennis Portsmouth; v illain Co.
~, iNcrtOn Corners 4; y, S Stepre. Grpeuyile
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DIR. MAvlCHIsI,S
UTERINE cATuOIICON.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
appointed Agents for the sale of this truly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully In
vie the attention Of Ladies and Practitioners Of NsU
Prf and vicinity, to the gratifying success that has
attended its wherever introduced, and its happy
adaptation to the cure Of n the distressing diseases
the respectable female, whether married or single,
and usually known by the name 81
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Ofthese a'e PRoLAPsus UTERI, or Failing OF the
Womb FLUoR hLBUs, or Wh,'es CHRoEIc In
rLAMMATiON AND ULCERArIoN OF THB WoMB
INCIDENTAL HEmoRanAaE, or Flooding fAIH
ruL, sUrPaEssEp, AND InREGuLAR MEssrRuA
rioS, &c.. with all their accom- evils
eScepted) no matter how severe, bt T how long
standing
This CATHOLICON !. in every way WORTHY. Of
the Confidence Of the afflicted successful, SAFE
aud cheap remedy, isyouched for by the fact oi us
having received the appreciation and liberal patron
age OF many prominent members of the
MEDICAL FACULTY
In the United States ana also by the voluntary ties
tnonials given In the pamphlets, from Ladies aud
Physicians oi the highest ctahiy, certified
by the most satisfactory authority
THIS preparation is not cure ull /" but Is intend
ed expressly for the ahove-named complaints, ss
very distressing in their nature aud consequences,
and which have heretofore resisted the skill aud ex
ertons oi the most accom- plished Physicians OF all
countries, To degree beyVni that oi perhaps any
other malady to which The human family is heir
THE INGREDIENTS, as certified by high med
ichl authority, (see pam1hlet) are ALL NEGETA
BLE, and are not associated with any article un
friendly 10 the animal economy.
REFERENCES
=. u. Peckham, NJ. d., Utica, N. Y.
L. ID. Fleming, NJ. d., Cansndaigua, n.
ID. Y. Foote, NJ. d., Syracuse, NY.
NJ. II. Mills, NJ. D., Rochester, NY.
J. & Orrick, NJ d., Baltimore, Md.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ D.,
W. W. Reese, NJ. D., City of Ncw-York.
w. Prescott D., Concord, n. ~.
Pamphlets can he had at the Drug stores Of
For sale In this town by the Druggists generally
MOVES :. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale by most Of the Druggist in the State.
j. B. MARcilISI a co, PIoprietors.
Central Depot, 3Oi broadway, n. YORK.. mlly
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Eic1,

II Gardner, Mass, 2Sth, William -, son oi
Nathaniel Smith. ofthis city, aged II years, 8
months. p
la North Providence, on the 25,h ult, Mrs.
Mary :, Shaw, vile OF Mr. Perry Shaw, and
daughter the Lite Capt. Joseph Perry, lor,nel-
ly oi this city, aged % Yeas.
The deceased was an esteemed, worthy
man. Her sorrowiug friends have rrtained a
loss indeed, but the, have the fullest evidence
that their loss Is her everlasting gain.
ln North Providence, the 25th ult., at the
residence Oi his father IN law, Mr.. Will N
Chacc, Christopher A. Greene, eldest son Of he
late Capt. Nathaniel Greene OF East Greenwich,
III the }Stn year ol his age.
la this city, :0ih uit, oi bck jaw, Mr.. Viii
liam Lyon, aged 5i years.
la Z Pnsn'd,h, 2)hut., Nav An, ~iie of
Barzii Fash, aud daughter of stephen frtehorn,
IN the 4oth year oi her age.
la New York, 29Ih ut., Harriet Z. wife Off.
&. Schadcr, aged 56 years.
La this city, 81 inst, atthe rcsidcnce Of her
father, Harriet Newell, Youngest daughter Of
John Tenant, Esq, aged "a wears.
In Swan1ey, 29lh ult Mary Ann, wifn Of
Enoch Chacc, and daughter Of VIM. Winslow,
aged rs years.
In thus city, on the ith inst, MIR. William
Coggeshall, aged Is years.
Funeral ON Thursday at 2 O'Clock, =. NJ,
from his late residence IA Mill street, whnh rel
atives aud friends are requested TO attend with
out further notice
In Providence, on the 81 inst. Mrs. Lucy
Steere, wife oi w. H. T.. Steere, and daoe htcr
OF the late Harding ". Sio6dard, in the I3d
year Of her age.
In South Maiden, Mr.. Walter Turner, of Ro.
chester, age IS years.
In New Bedford, b inst, Mrs. Phrle n.
wife Of e. X. Goodwin, aged "a years.
At Apponaug, Warwick, on the iih uli ,alter en-
illness ofa few hours, Capt Caleb Greene, IN
S2d year OF his age.
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The following Is All extract from communication
addressed 10 the late Ckns. Dyer Jr Esq by Capt.
joseph :. Ptmsn, Of the 9th Regiment Of Infantry,
". r Army, proving the efficacy aud invaluable
properties Of Dyer's lIealing Eulbrucation.
City Ipuc!'s, Msaico. July 90 1917.
pear sir-it gives me gIelt pleasure 10 congratu-
't'e Yea oh your srccess in = ei,anng M nrtcle 30
'""ahte IN many cases a. your celebrated Healing
hln"rocHiou The boNcs that article vnn 50 kind
y gave me on my departure for Rio Grande in
March last we're ofgreHt service 60 me sEd the mel
btl"heihg Ia my company. In cases Of crnnp in the
stomach, relief was almost nstaLtsu, ously ,GoIdtd
hy NE 80" oi the E-4b or,iinn externally and inter
nsly applied.
gave some bottles of the lIealing Embrocston 10
Capitals Carr and Irwin Of thc liih fnfanlry. who
lounl IL al great service aud afterwards spoke ri IL
to me in terms Of g-ea' praise considered IL in
valu,le to me in this southern climate. am CON
dic0t that IN cares snct have mentioned lheEm-
htocati"n III always be G,arl IN The hishest degree
rfiCaciou,.
am very respectfully your nh1 servant,
10 sEfIl !. S.PIrxAN.
To Cha>. Dyer, Jr.
II. FIELD, (sucressor to G. ID, er, ira s,se
Proprietor, Prov, n. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-08

A SURE and Pleasant ReTeJy for COLDS
n CoUGHs, CROCP, WHooPING-CoUSH
AsTHmA, and if lungs sufficient are left to sustain
life, CERTAIN CURr; FOR CONSUMPTION I!
safe Tor the Infant or the Invalid, in any stage
o. weakness.
THE GREAT REMEDY is at last discover
ed, Consumption can be cured ! and Coughs
aud Colds, the parents of that fell disease that 50
often brings woe to the homes of our land, vanish
as by magic, before this SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
This rs th't which has 40 long been sought for,
and is IN full faith offered to the public as a GER
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, " hopping Cough,
Group, Asthma, and Consumption, and will in
any case where lungs sufficient aie left To sustain
lie check the liberation aud raise the patient 10
health. This is not AN idle boast, nor is this
remedy sent into the market without thorough
tri1i, but has proved beyond u doubt that hat
has bern asserted CAN ne DONE!
n. b -'BEwARE OF CoUSTERFFITs, and
observe The following Promissory Note, with the
FAC simie signature Of the proprietor on every
g"uuiu- box:
"J$0OO5l On demand promise to pay to
The bearer FIVE MILLS lor value received.
WILLIAM DEVlNES."
Certificates OF cures to be relied on found in
the circulars i"it wdh the A!ehrs. Let all the
a'ilic,cdtry it i'thiuIIy. Sold 10y Druggists and
Dealers generally.
Iftae iozengc il dissolved, aud absorbs the
sugar ia which IL Is packed, the virtue Is there
yet, and better thdu ever, save the looks. SIM
RI Lnt POWERFUL. Try It fairly.
The discovery of this great remedy, about two
years since, was almost a miracle, aud the favor
it receives whcre introduced, aud the almost un-
parallelcd demand, show It's worth.
Also sold by all Medicine Dealers throughout
the country.
Only 25 Cts. per Hox-Five Boxes for 81.
:. ID. FULLER & CO, Grner;h Agents, No. 3
fremont Temple, BosTos.
The Depot for Dr. liibbard's Wild Cherry
Bitters; br. HIbbard's Pills aud Circass.an
Balm;
Fowle;'s "Macnroni ~ sure cure for PILES;
Yankee Extract, tor Tar, paint OF gIesrc;
DIR. Corncil's Pain f. ipeer;
Iierrick & Co.'S ). G. Pills; Ilerrlck & Co.'S
Phsters;
Gallup's Brier Root Syrup ior Diarrh~ai also
A large variety Of Popular Medicines-soh cheap
for cash or approved credit.
For Sale in Newport by r. ). Taylor and iIaz-
ard & Caswcll. Aug 20 ly dGw.
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MdrrisU.

In Newark, n. j., 2kh uit., Rev. vii ian,
Cr swell boaGc, Assistant Minister Of ST. Ma
ry Church. Bui hngtnn, aud Sarah Katharine,
laughter Of joel w. Crndit, Esq.
At New Orleans, 22d instant. in Chrrt's
Church, by the Eev. DE-. Whitehall, VIM But
hr Duncan, OF New York and Miss Jam Percy
sargent. daughter Of Ii. W. Sargent, Esq., OF
Natchez. Miss.
Ia rissrtnn, Goth rh., Mr.. V'hirpc p. An.
geli, and Mrs Alice Iiurdis, both of Fail River.
Ia w i.ockrt, ~ | ult Mr.. Il. q Randall
an Mi.' sylvia Harrington, both of W.
Ia Was ia,ton, o. Tues lay evening, Nov.
29th, hy the Right Rev. Bishop Johns, of Vir.
ginIa, john :. Gittings, Of Biitimor. 10 Char
Ioue .. Richie, daughter Of Tno,. Ritche oil
that city.
Ia New York, Nov. 29rh, by the Mini.tcr Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Newport,
X. L., Ambrose Lee, Of Harrisburg, Pa, To
M.lvina Taylor, of Alexandra, daughter Of
Eliza Ta,'or.
In New Bedford, Ist inst, hy Rev. John
Weiss, Mr. Henry G. Stevens. OF this city, To
Miss Abby Ann, daughter of Mr. William
knigat, of that city,.
la Bcavcrly, 2ith ult. w illiam Rufus Gordon,
Esq, Principal ot the Grammar School, Fall
Rscr, aud Miss. Mary EIiz ,hclh, eldest daugh-
TER OF Capt. Stephen Masury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-08
MUSTANG LINIMENr AND THE LADIES

III our opinion, nothing is above the comprehen-
sion OF women and with less prejudice, more lib
ernlity, aud much keener perception than men, when
a new idea Is presented, anew doctrine taught or
anew fact asser,el she grasps il at once, and with
the rapdity aad cearness almost of instinct, de-
cides upon its merits or ruthulness; and If her de-
dsionbe favorable, she Enthusiastically adv, Gates nj
supports il. Thus the common saving has obtained
-"Once get the women on your side and you are
safe" and We are happy ~ state that we have the
Iadles all in favor of ihe Mustang Linim,nt They
have tried II for Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples Sores
Chses and Burns on Children, AS well rs for Croup
and Munps. Also for Corns, Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs and joints, sore eyes, ErJp,ons, Cuts and
Bruises, and they have always found It thectual-
aud they go about like angels as hey are. proclaim
ing tito their friends and y all they see or henr tell of
who are suffering We have daily calls for it by per.
sons "ho say such md such ladies' recommended
thew Ia Try it, Go on ladies in your "good samari.
TAM weak, and thousands will bless YOU for your
timely advice.
See aAserti,ement in another coluan.
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GgA tilarinc 1ntelIisrnrr. xsss
PORT OF NEWPORT.
AKliINEII.

WEDN ESDAY, Dec. I.
Schr. Stranger, Blackwell, Sandwich; Dia.
dem, Black, Banger.
THURSDAY, Dec. I.
Schr. Evergreen, Bl'rn, Albaay, Prov; Sea
Witch, smith, Baltimore, " drcham; ID Webs.
ter, il'randon, Prov, n London; Pangds,tu,
Bennett, Albany, N Bedford.
FRIDAY, Dec. 2.
big Denmark, from Cardcnas tor Boston.
Schr Ilyena, -, fhia hr do; T,bot, do
for do; Hyde, Emery, do Tor do; lIomrr,
Barton, NY for do; l.uc, blakc, Spear, Inngot,
ior Provi MslInda L. Willis, Iup, sa,H,uah
for Beuloni Hannah 4 Abgaf, McAlhsict,
Norfolk ior Boston; l. Smith. smith, Baltimore
ior New Bedford.
SATJ RDAY, Nov. 4.
Schr. Hartford, league, n Y, Bou; T.
5 Snith, Smith, Bali, New Bedford.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
l. have heen appointed Executors Of the last
will and testament Of NOEL COGGESHALL,
late OF Middletown, deceased, and having accept
ed sa'd trust and given bond ms the law directs,
request all persons having claims against the es-
tate of said Noel Coggeshall to present them for
settlement, and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make payment.
JOSHUA COGGESHALL,
ABRAHAM q. COGGESIiALL.
Middleto"n, Oct 20, 1853.
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DsrtlScE sALanANDEE Strrs--GAY
,rH's 'sP.rrNr-itoBIRt " PATRIcK, u
IN. sole manufacture IN the United States oi
the aIoye celebrated Safes, to whom the highest
,rernium has Just bccn awarded 10y the committee
oC the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute of
Washington; and p. &. Gofhn's Impenctrabe
Defiance Loeb ani Cross -bars--the best Safes
,nd Locks combi cd 10 the world. Depot. No.
1872 Pearl stne. New York one doo, below
Maiden lane, rnerly 90 John street.
ION
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-08

NDfT riakers wanted Tor custom work steady
" enp"yn.en, and The highest prl"cs paid.
BLANDING & WILKINS,
33 Westminster ST.,
oIO lw PrnYilencr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-08

E'OR SALE OR TO RENT, The dwelling
l. House OF the subscriber, corner spring and
Cannon Streets, with convenient wash house
contiguous, and stable on the premises; said
House contains large par lors, and has all the re-
quisite convenienees, such rs Cooking Range,
Copper Pump, for well and rain water aboyeand
below, stairs, &C., will he leased with or without
the furniture by year or season, and possession
gwen Immediately; apply to
o5 dSwlm w. J. MUNRO.