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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08
The Senate did NOT ai, on Saturday.

The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
n the House Of Representatives., Mr.
DpRIDGE asked leave to introduce a
olution for the appointment of a Com.
tee to enquire into expediency of
hnging the time Of meeting Of the
kt session Of Congress, to an earlier
Rod than the first Monday in Decem-
/. The leave was objected to, and a
Ption to suspend the rule, was mega
ed, Yeas So, Nays 5l-two-,hirds be-
required. In consequence of the
,tinued indisposition Of tho counsel.
r. KEY the trial Of General HoUs-
was further postponed until this day
{ past IL o'clock.
In the Senate, Monday April 30, Mr..
nth from the Committee on Finance.
which was referred the resolution Of
arch 30th, instructing that Committee
enquire into the expediency Of abol-
ping the Offices Of the Cd Auditor and
z I'd Comptroller, made report there
concluding with a motion for the dis
arge Of the Committed from the, fur
er consideration Of the subject. At
'rly hour, the Senate proceeded to the
nsideration of Executive business, in
hich they were engagedtiIl the adjourn
|ent.
In the House ofRepresentative. after
|e presentation Of petitions and memoir
is, Gen. Houston was again conducted
the bar Of the House by the Sergeant
Arms. In consequence Of the con-
bued indisposition Of Mr.. Key. (the
Punsel for the accused, on motion Of
[r. Irwin, further proceedings in the tri-
were postponed until this day, at e.
ven o'clock. The House resumed the
of the general appropria-
On bill, and the amendments Of the
enate thereto, which were seyerally
sposed Of either by concurrence, fur
er amendment, or disagreement.
In the Senate Tuesday, May I, Mr..
from the COMMITTEES on
manufactures, reported bill regulating
ities on imports and the mode Of their
iyment which was read and ordered
a second reading. The motion to in
ST on the amendment, striking out the
for the pedestrian statue
! Washington. was agreed to. The
having been disposed of,
e Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives., ow-
g to the continued indisposition Of Mr..
EY, the trial Of Gen. HoUsroN was
,stponed until tomorrow at Ii O'Clock
r. PLUMMER resumed his remarks upon
e subject of the charges made against
e Collector of the port of Wiscasset.
efore he had concluded, the House
lssed to the consideration of the or
RS Of the day. The amendments pro-
,sed by the Senate to the bill provi- |
ng for the vaccination of the Indians,
preventive of the small pox, were
incurred in.
Ihe main question: was then taken
! the easrossmeut of the I'LL aA-I-AaE-
eh The House, at few minutes
lst FIVE o'clock, adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08

Important to the Republican Freemew.-
We are informed, that of the votes
polled in this town in April last, seven of
those given for James Fenner, and two
given for VIM. Sprague were thown out
by the committee on Wednesday last.
for not having the voters names written
on ,hom at full length. One for govern
or Arnold was thrown out for the
same cause. We caution the Republic.
ans who may put in their votes on the
18th instant to be particular in writing
their names at full length.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08
From the N. Y. Eve. Post.

Apful Catastrophe About aqunrter
before 6 o'clock last evening, a section of
the new six story brick store of Messrs.
Phelps & Peck, (corner of Fulton and
Cliff streets) embracing about two-thirds
ofthe entire building, fell down with a
tremendous crash. burying under its ru-
ms, three of the clerks, viz Thomas II.
Goddard, the celebrated Accountant.
Josiah Stokes, and Alfred Seymour, also
three colored men whose names we could
not ascertain.--Barry jackson, carman
--and we fear, some others.
Two coIored men, who we're in one of
the upper lofts when the accident hap
pened, were soon taken out, and carried
to the apothecary's shop of DR.. w. Si-
monson, corner of Fulton and Gold
streets, where every attention was paid
them which humanity could suggest
One of them was found to be very badly
injured, his head being deeply cut and
covered with blood. and one of his shoul-
ders dislocated, besides other wounds
some Of which appeared TO be internal.
His case is believed to be extremely crit
ical. The other was not so badly hurt.
his wounds being principally confined to
hand and arm. which we're a good deal
cut and bruised.
In tho mean time the work Of remov-
ing the rubbish was urged forward with
all the energy which human sympathy
could supply. a voice or voices being
heard beneath the ruins calling for help
About 8 O'Clock, the carman, Mr.. Jack
son was taken out, and carried tn I
neigbboring house, where bis wounds
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08
BENJAMIN III. WILROR,

III AS for sale at his store in Broad street,
~ the following articles Garden Seeds,
Utensils Of Husbsndry, Domestic Goods, Gro.
ceries, Grain. Wares, Vegetables, Provisions,
Cutlery, Nails, Fruit Brooms, Brushes, Hats,
and Shoes Of ncarly every kind, in oil their
yariety.--ALso, a quantity ofthe 6rsi quality
Canal and Island Cheese.
lie expects to be daily supplied with new
butter fror, the Island, in the best order in
its sesson-made by some of the neatest
dairy women--al Of which articles. hc will
sell by retail, or quantity, on terms the
most reasonable and satisfactory.
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Genuine Lemon Drops.

UTM.S. VOSE informs the public that be
w keeps the pure Lemon drops made from
the salts, Juice and vi! ofIemon to give It q
strong flavor Of the lemon. 80 Qnii 4
The cause ofmy being so particular to mon
ton the articles Of which lemon drops arc
made. is because II has been reported by a
nameless man that my lemon drops are made
from yitriol--the report is fslse--pnd is csleus
lated TO iujurc me. All the lemon drops made
in ,his town except mine are made from Tar
,arc scid and oil Of Lemon.
Nav Ist. lf
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the ship Fame, Capt. Windsor,
from Havre, the following intelligence
has been received.
CHOLERA MORBUS.
PARIS, March 80, 8 eo'eloek in the morn
ing.-In the last three days So patients
have been carried to the Cholera Hospit-
al, Is Of whom are since dead. Besides
these 8 deaths have occurred in differ
ent parts of tho city, viz I in St. An
toine-street, 1 in St. jean arcade, 1 in
Calandre-street, c Gin Beau-regard, l in
Haut Mstin, ] in Mazarins and in des
Jardins.
The number of cases. in private houses
is not yet ascertained. Nearly all who
have been attacked belong to the lower
ranks Of society, and live in confined and
crowded, and consequently unhealthy
places. II appears that want of clean
iness is one Of the principal causes Of
the disease.
It's remarkable fac. that this mals-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08

Easy method Of fine edging rozor.--
On the rough side of strap Of leather,
rub piece of tin or common pewter
spoon for half minute, or till the lea
ther becomes glossy with the metal. II
the razor be passed over the leather a
bout half dozen times, it will acquire q
very fine edge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08

appointment by the President.-Mr.
George w. Robbins, son Of the Hon.
Asher Robbins of this town, has been ap-
pointed I'd Lieutenant of Marines. We
are mighty glad of this selection.-Ws
know Mr.. Robbins well, and an amiable,
talented young gentleman he is too.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08

NewYork.-The recent election for
city officers of New York has resulted in
the success of an overwhelming majority
of Jackson men for each branch ofthe
city council. There are but four Clay
men elected to both branches. Consid-
cradle reaction. .s5 500
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08

Majority against Ii. Gov. Collins, 267
The secretary and attorney general
were elected without opposition. Mr..
John Sterne the Democratic Republican
was elected general treasurer in place
OF Thomas G. Pitman Of the National
Republican party. The governor and
senate having failed to be elected, the
incumbents took their seats and proceed
ed to business without even the form of
king their engagements. This may
all he right, but to every impartial OBJ
server, there is in it something truely
redlculous--it reminds US of Cromwell's
last parliament, which, from its being
the tail end Of legislation, was emphat-
icaIly styled the Rump Parliament.
The average majority against the Ar
mold and Clay Senate is about 20O.--
This IS apparent from the votes given
for first Senator: thus,
For Stephen Steere. 2,7l3
flames D'Wolf. $3.50
Jeremiah Smith, 657
Scattering, l2,
2,9I9
Deduct Stcere's votes, 2,7I3
Majority against him, 206
The last year he had majority
of, $50
This year he lacks, I72
Mukinga difference of, l,03l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08

At Meeting Of the Republican, friends
Of the Administration, holden at New
port on the third day Of May, A. d..
1882, Hon. ELISHA r. Porter was
appointed Chairman, and NATHANIEL
SEARLE Secretary. The Hon. JAMES
D'WoLr having been elected men,
. ber of the House of Representatives,,
declined standing candidate as First
Senator. JOHN D'WoLF. Jr. Esq. of
Bristol, was unanimously substituted
in bis stead. And the following pre-
amble and resolutions we're unanimous
ly adopted
Whereas the late Election resulted in no
choice of General Officers, except the
Secretary, Attorney General and
General Treasurer, whereby n new
election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Senators is ordered TO
Le had on Wednesday, the 10th instant,
Therefore rcsolced, That the following
named gentlemen be recommended as
suitable candidates for the several Of
fees TO which they are respectively
named, to be supported by the Free
men mt the Town Meeting aforesaid
1882.
Republican, Administration,
and Farmers PrOx.
FOR GOVERNOR.
JAMES FENNER,
OF PROVIDENCE.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JEFFREY HAZARD.
OF EXETER.
FOR SENATORS.
1, John D'Wolf, Jun. Of Bristol
2. George Hall NsWPorf
3. Robert Hokins Foster
a.. Sanford Almy Little Compton
S. Alpheus Billings Providence
8. Peleg Brown Somh-kingsfo'0n
z. William f. Potter Coventry
8. Thomas Remington S.B. Wdrioiek
Q. William Browning North king sfo'on
10. Isasc wilkinson Smifh6sld
Resolued further, Tint we will use al
fair and honorable means to suppor
them and ensure their election.
+. X. POTTER, Chairman.
NATHANIEL SrARLr, Secretary.
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NOTICE

qrAu notes T. accounts OF long Stand due
to b. n. wilbor--uniess paid BY the fret Of
June will be put into tho hands Of en- Attorney
Cor collection.
Newport May 8, 1882.
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SHIP NEW S.

ENTERED.
Schr. Crown, Baker, Boston.
Sloop Huntross, Barnes, New York.
Sloop Victory, Willard, do.
CLEARED.
Schr. Crown, Baker, Providence.
Sloop Huntress, Barnes, do.
Sloop Victory, Willard, do.
Sloop Eagle, Vars, New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08
NOTICE

THE Subscriber has during the past week re-
. L ceivsd large additional supply Of European
and Domestic Spring goods Of every description
= which enables him 10 offcr to customers 70.
ry large and elegant assortment st prices that
cannot fail 10 please.
May 9Th, 1899.
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DAVIS g. POTTER,
At the sign Of the
BIG ~ BOOT
IN
Co.

IIAVE received from New York supply
Ii. ofirst rate Materials for manufacturing
Ladies and Gen,lemen's Boots q, Shoes OF
every description. and desire to furnish their
customers with tho same, made in the neatess
style OF Workmanship. ,
ALSO, an edition to their former stock OF
Ladies, Misses e. Children's Boots d. Shoes,
which mskes their assortment complete.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08
NEW HAT STORE.
.

TE,HE subscribers respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public. that they have o.
pened a store, No. l35. Thames at, fnext
north Of the Office Of the Newport Mercury
where they offer for sale, a large assortment
of HATS, comprising all kinds. which for
Chez pness, elegance and durability, are not
surpassed :. in New.York or elsewhere. =
Public patronage is solicited.
HATS made to order. at tho shortest no.
ticc. JOSEPH II. WEAVER.
JOHN G. WEAVER
Ncwport, April -.
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TME Rup UBLrcAw.
NEWPORT,
TUESDAY MORNING, NAY 8
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
FOR PRESIDENT
ANDREW JACKSON.

"THE MAN AND Hls MEASURES: :
Equal protection to AGRrcULruRe, MAN
|uFAcrURrs, aud COMMERCE: A literal
Of the CONSTITUTION, with
exercise of express not implied powers:--
IA firm adherence TO DEMOCRATIC PRINCE
|PLEs,-to INDIVIDUAL and MUNICIPAL
RIGHTS to the SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STATES,
and the SOVEREIGNTY OF THE
PEOPLE,.
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WTANTED, a smar, active boy nbou,
w Ia years old as an apprentice to the
tailoring business. Apply TO THE Office.
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"ANTED, boy from II to I6 years
w OF age, as an apprentice to the prin
ting business--st the office of the New
Bedford Gazette. For further particulars
enquire nt this office.
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Mukinga difference of, l,031
Wa, there ever 80 great change Of
public opinion in so short period in
such little republic.
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At a Meeting Of the Board Of Health
Ne4cporf, April Goth 1882.

at McettnS " "e AIoe"" ~ Axs~s"
Ne'cport, April goth 1882.
nRDERED and iecrsed, That II any
~ Privy Vaults within tho compact pert Of
the town, whish shall be found full, or nearly
full. 40 ss to be unwbolcsomc or offensive 70
the inhabitants at any time between the lss
day of June, and the 10th day OF October next.
tho person osn" SsiSps ScP! Sr ,hs sSs s:s s:" O.
the town. together with the costs o. rsosecu-
ton and ,hs, the names ofthoss persons who
ne eqlec, TO comply with the foregoing reguls-
tions will be reported BY the Inspectors Of
nuisances to the Board OF Health, who yill or
der prosecution TO be cousmsnesd sgsiDss
them without delay Ordered thstthe fore
going be published in oil The nswsPspsss q
this town.
B. D ROWLAND. ci~s.
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DIED.

In this town, on Friday last Mrs. Rebecca
Taylor, wife Of Capt. Edward T.. Taylor, ugsd
36 years.
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On THURSDAY. Man ION.

On THURSDAY, Hay IOth.
wa be sold at public Auction, at 10 o..
clock Il. H. at the house Of Jacob
Clarke deceased.
"A lot ofhousehold furniture, consisting
l. n ofbeds, bedding, tables, chairs, 81 c,
Also, Immediately after will he let at
auction. the hosse, until the 25th oi
March 1893.
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Probate, Ne,eRort, Moy 7h, 1892.

CSartcf Probate, Ne'oRort, May 7h, 1892.
w HEREAS the Guardian account on the
wv estate of John r Sherman, of Newport.
was presented Cor examination sni allowance.
II IL ordered, That the eonsldetst'en tneIeof,
be referred to Court OF Probate, TO be holden
at the State House in Newport, on the first
Monday in June next at o'clock a. m. and
tha, previous notice be given by publishing.
copy of,his order three several tunes IN the
Rhode Island Republican, 70 all persons in
,eres,od in said estate TO appear ut said time
and place, aud be heard.
True copy ,gifness.
MauRh B. R. IIowLANp. Probate elk.
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WILLIAM S. voSE,

HNFORMS the public ths, he has large
l. assortment Of French and German Toys
at wholesale or retail. Also variety Of con-
dictionary just received from France made
by YANKEE.
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FzsEsfs z ~ z FR5Ef5
OREyE AIRY.

DEPARTED tins life on the 5lhInst Mrs RUTH
EARLY, consent Of Col Joab Early Of Fraut
i'm county. Could the uuWtausd efforts aud
anxious soiIeudc Of the attending physician have
agailcd any thing She had been spared-coad
the kind md tender attention Of her friends and
ncshbors, who crowded The house, have aeaIeI a.
~ thing, She had been spared Could the silent
aspirations to IleaYcnIn her behalf have ay.DI9a
my rang, she had been spared Bat the frat had
gene toth--DcRth he'd marked her for lis o~n,
and she has been cut of IN the prime Of her days,
and IN tic midst other usefulnes~-Oh God, us
fearful thing lis hard to part wlh existence, the
warm TICS otlIte, the soft smiling realities OF
world know, and begm II all aghln, III forms
We know nOt.-Iet we gauuOt alter the lazy of late.
The u5ations of the heart must cease, TIE Golden
light oflhe sun must fade away and the souImus
BE- parted from its fond tenement of earth forever
Encomums are frequently bestowed upon the dead
-somctnts at tn cXpcnce OF Uutll-but IN this
instance, no compliment could be passed on the dc
ceased which she did not richly deserve.
- on Friday the 18th INST. at the residence
ofCol. Maurice II Langhornc, in this Town.
MIS-. FRANCES consou of Henry S. Lang
horne, Esp IN the Bath year Of her age. The
Illness of which she died protracted and pam
ful, but thot patience which the Lord alone can
ave, never torsook her and the Faith ofthe Chris
tan, while ii tempered the stroke of disease tri-
umphpl over the pangs OF Death and the tcrrots Of
the Grave. No tienzied shouts of delrious joy
marked her departure; but finding that her hour
was come, she sent for few intimate friends. aud
taking an aaectionate leave of them and Of hen
husband and children, she resigned herselfunto
death, and in the calm and full possession Of her
faculties, breathed OUT her spirit, peacefully and
piacid!y, as an infant sleeping. Nothinlting nor
tai who witnessed the scene could fail making Of
his own soul the solemn enquiry-whence comes
the mysterious power, which, in an hour like tins
Gun sustain apa forpfy the tcndarcst frame, against
the iesVFi tRat lt&rf3w rpQCh naluc--'i SHAFT TX
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uadpertfntr-so that William 7nrIss ant not
SAM Alau'upiy, is tn praa.r IA. a,5.f a. tH Com
mlrae. Ceasid#rns the for. sous ,u.u.uaa dua
60 both thf gealenlen concerned ia. Eilora OF tn
NHgln.au vii be pleosei. 90 publish a. aud such
Editors al. baye published tho pro.5.alqss = u
msetiar, will b. rga y to motto, a #afr.5fa 81
the Inst Of members comnostng " tic CoH=iHfs
y !. Has', fl Amherst county
NV GLASGOW April It'll l-aa
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Mar %

TyI{GiNIA, 10 wittt u COuri Of anprtcrlY Sessions
n continued and hid or the county OF Bedford at the
Court house, the nth dlv OF March, l. -.
William Greenwood, Plaintiff, agatu, Dnbucy Cooper,
Nlhpm Tahb and Frances hls WIFI Richard Greenwood,
I.mey kHP, Thomas Payne and Mara bs wliei Cbarr,
prlrccy and 10 ma h. VIE. Abraham Greenwood Peytou
Emgnway aud 5 pha his Nc, and John Gather Diets
In thanrery.
The Defendants Dabncy Cooper VIM Tabh & Frances
his wife, not having entered appearance uud gYGnao
cuuty according the Assembly aud the rules of this
court, aud IT appearing the Iincton 9TH Court TINT
they inhabitants Of thu Gal on Che motion
of tho plaintiff by his Attorney n Iderrd, that the sand
defendants do appear an the fourth Monday ~ June
next, and answer TIE bill II the plaintiff aud that
copy If ths order BE- rith ertcd Ia ID, L. nchbrg
hngmnn for Two month .ncGr.,krly aud posted al Tho
frost door Of the conrt-housa ot tn county.
Cay - ctr, Ro 6 MlrGurlir. r. c
Ap,flR WIN
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SW AIMS EESNEFUGE
OR ygolTA rESTT. 0XrR.

VHHnE Subscriber has iua' received Il lpR supply
~ Of this Mcdlsnr. swans YomJle" Is a
valuable remedy for ,d Diseases. ouHng from a dis
otdered STATE olthe st5mach-it Immediately eouu-
torocts acdtg and relieves sick hcadache.
IT,, cmineuty successful n destroying worms.
aud removes the morbid agcrellons tn which many
Of the Diseases Of children owe thet orIain.
SWAIN Yernltuge Is recommended as Icing an
excellent Medicine, and worthy The attention oseyc-
" family, as lis propat:c4 are harmless ana Us
effects undoubtcd For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
March ~ -
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VIZ. Pan Burrows Lcter-In our paper this
a,o''"0s VIII be found letter of Mr. Van Buren,
:. to the New York committee, appointed
> sooaole with him on his rejection Itcarries its
:. ."' comment with it. If any thing were needed
sH'''e 'ne contempt feycry Independent mind, it
{, .o strain ofahjee, sycophancy which that letter
y'-''''es towards the President He whincs like
y, sfo'h'of !" ami sinks Wit, dr5opiag head
~ ''.'s''' 5sj; 5'ecah dl5:logs OF Oh I;.tt-
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YIe 3lTiA ELECTIONS.
SENATE.

l1a'eamey3--Gsn. James Hog 5l3, Col A
Bern Is
Pr;aes G.0rsr--F L. Rigcs 2i2, Dr. Mason
bur- g.
Ngy1sanD.r1s-Jao paqa 203. s. Grnal15 l6
b0nsr-Pb0P Aylrtt 1876 Aug. l.. Dabney
lol. j. y. Nelson 3. Amy amt QaC,r-AyIet
25I. Dtanay ls9, Nelson -. GL1u1e&0-AyIett
lG. babaay lGs Nelson l10
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Tlft-In his Inaugural Address, Gen. Jackson
h'm'sedt as one ofhis contemplated measures of
Rform, thatthc influence of the general govern,
n'h' should no lon GER be brought to bear uaon the
31ss9on Of elections '-untruy nsinuating TIN, this
a4- Iasn the ease under tlio administration Of his
PREDECESSOR.
e"'"Fn'-Fhe following paragraph Is evtrac-
10 from letter written by leading Jackson Ed
'oF IL connccticut--oud If we mistake not one of
''' honoer who has received his rerard =" By
@'u'nt Management, and conciliotory course,
'ays TINS edltor) lei ttc assistance Of The gene
~ soff'nn''nt, we shall. in one years time, get a
'1'ns and healthy majority inthis 5tate-such an
ny as VIII 60 together at the next Presidential cleo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-15
NOTICE.

An address on the subject Of Temper
ancc, will be delivered at the Methodist
Chapel, This Erening, at half past o.
clock, bv Mr. GRAHAM. gentleman who
has lectured with great success in the
city of Ncw-y York and elsewhere.
srJs All those friendly TO the cause OF
Temperance are requested to attend.
Nov. 10.