Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-15

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taught or practised by any individual IN
this country, and which from its sim
plicity he feels confident will impart a
pleasure as well as permanent
benefit to the learner" The terms are
very low. Names may be left at this
office, and at the Stationary Store oi
Mr.. Barber, under this office. Mr..
rs. system is highly spoken Of in the
Boston and Providence papels
Measures are taking in many of the
most populous cities and towns in the
! United States for the relief of the sut-
lerers by fire at Fayetteville, North
! Carolina The following notice OF Il
meeting for this object, we copy from
the Providence Journal
At a meeting of the citizens of the
town of Providence, for the relief of
sufferers by fire at Fayetteville, holden
at the Town House, June II, l33l.-
RIcnAnD JACKSON was called to the
Chair, and SAMUEL AMEs appointed
Secretary.
Resoired, That we deeply deplore
the dreadful calamity which has visited
our fellow citizens Of the town of
I Fayetteville in North Carolina; that we
are dcsirous of extending, and of seeing
/ extended, to them, every possible con
/ ISOLATION and every assurance of sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in their alillc-
ton; that in case of such signal dis
tress, where flourishing and interest
ing town has been suddenly reduced tc
mass of ruins, and its inhabitants pre-
! cipitated from the cnjoymcnts of pros
/ perity and ease to become houseles:
wanderers, suffering from the want o
shelter and food, we feel ourselves call!
ed upon to take such measures as are
: in our power for imparting some cl
tcctual aid to the unfortunate sufferers
Therefore Rcsoired, That, for The
purpose of obtaining means for aliordins
such aid, this town be divided into three
districts, the first to consist Of that par
!, of the town lying east of the river an'
north Of Weybcssct bridge; the secon'
to consist of that part lying east of tn
river and south of said bridge, and tn
third to consist of that part on the ives
: side of the river, and that the followin,
persons be committees to solicit sub
scriptions and receive contributions il
the respective districts, viz;
For The first district-Sullvan Don
Zachariah ALE II, George Curtis, Dextc
Thurber and George Packard.
For Me second disirici-Richard }
Arnold, Moses b. Ives, VIM. Church
John IL. Ormsbee and Crawford Allen
For the third disirict-IIenry /
Franklin, Benjamin Dyer, John ii
: Clark, Walter Paine, Benjamin Hop
pin, William Pabodie, VIM. A. Howard
VIM Sheldon, and Massa Bassctt.
Resolred, That for the same purpose
the Rev. Clergy be requested to caus
contributions to be taken up at their res
, pectivo houses of Worship Oh the after
) noon of Sunday 10Th inst
Resolred, That Thomas p. Ives, an
Richard Jackson, be IL Committee t
receive from the Committees aforcsait
= and from other persons who may max
. or collect contributions, all the sun
, that shall be subscribed or contribute
as aforesaid, and forward the same 4
soon as may be to the proper person {
persons, to receive the same at Fayctte
= vile, so that the same may be there al
: piled to the relief of all such sufferer
by the late fire at that place, as ma
need assistance, and that said commttc
take such other measures as they ma
: deem expedient for ctiecting the obje'
t of this meeting.
q RICHARD JACKSON, Chairman.
SAMUEL ANEs, Secretary.