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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

w a'"sAa.eps " taf stD ItIdmfNt.
The restless sp,rt of ipnosalion is never IDLE.
We SIC us footsteps eyery wherc in Church and
S''te-bniiy attacking opinions and pracices bas-
c'i upon the eunmon consent efmankini nnd rem.
dcred almost SACRED by the veneratou with which
~ have been always taught To regard them When
investigation aud atgupcm lead 10 the exposure Of
crfos, however, We am not nmong tho number Of
those who would Adhere to ,hase errors. because
they arc yelled IN the hoary garb OF anti
guilty 70, We do no, believe that my lapse of
time cnu canonizc ialschooi or should prevent the
reception Of truth, even though IN dlseardns the
ono and receiving the other We sunder Old ussoca
tons, and shock preladiccs aud feelings which
were ,mlibed with earliest perceptions, aud
which have "growa with our growth, mud strength.
cned With our strength" Bu, there Is danger Of
being led asray by that love of novelty which
seems to be Inherent n our nature and VIC should
Therefore be Cautious lest, dazxl,-l by the spccious
title OF Retormntien, We be induced TO advucatc
and embrace schemes that have no other clam 10
such an appella,ion bat that Which belongs To eve
~ change, which substitutes novelty for rca.
sou.
These remarks arc suggested by an article in the
Now York Journal Of cemiucrcc, which brlngs 10
our notice work, recently published, pnrporuna
to be a new translation of ,ho New Testament, =
by Rodoipdus Dickinson, ga Fr,sbyter OF the
Protcstan, Episcopal Church in the United Sta,es,
and Rector Of ST Paul's parish district of Penlle
ton, South Carolina The design Of the transla
tor rs expressed in the preface to his translation is
TO furnish work better adapted than the old trans
nion to the n1, anced state VI literature und re.
inemcnt which he contends n,c both shocked by
tho errors IN grammar and rhetoric and the
harsh aud indicate expressions, dispersed through
the generally adopted lext'--w heh says Mr. Dick.
| lnson, Tthcy were admissible Mt the period OF
that publication, it is sufficient to aver nlo now ex
plu1ed. Another Of hs reasons for making this
new translation, is, the buresquc which many
Of the fashionable world, aud particularly among
the admirers Of eloquent literature, make OF what
they dcnoDnatc the quaint tnonoouy and studded
sslemnty pfthc established Bible, without hurbohr.
ing auy tcul huuility 10 tue snhs,upa tenor o,
its injuINtons."
We sulion few extracts from Mr. Dickinson,
book, contrastcd with the .,rondlos passages
IL the received l-dnslation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

a. The Warrington uiolr inforins VIZ tina,
the Postmaster General IL ahonl to take cps, MS
far he can 10 correct the abuse OF IN. frunklne
privilege. Congress ought to pass iaw making all
articles illegally ironkcd, such as shuts, vests aud
d,cs5es, eontraband war IN be iorf,ucd 10 tho cap
,nrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

! I1tsrrQl Inprerement.-The corporation OF
Norfolk has subsc. bed $50, 900 to tho Stock OF
the Portsmouth Rail Road Company
| IS the work which was unfortunate during the
las, session OF III, legislature, having twice so
cured the vote of major,::v in the House Of Dele
gates in favor of a subscription ~ its s'ocx on 'he
part Of the State, which ~as twice de4c>te" py
tic IN the Senate Its defeat 10 attributed, and we
suspee. with too much reason, to the hostility ofthe
Petersburg 'ntcres', which fears. in this newly pro
jectcd scheme, a formidable competitor for the Roa
nokc tr dc Our Petersburg friends will permit Us
to remark that their course 10 the Legislature, in
relation to Internal Improvements generally, has
been marked by great apparen. illiberality. They
were themselves for long tine knocking N the
doors Of the State Treasury for aid in their own
scheme, SO highly cred,abe in its origin, progress
and completion, to their enterprise, skill and in
dusiry-and, long as they occupied the POI
sition of suppiants, they were not indisposed to
help others also. But, as soon a. they Ind no
longer reed to call on Hercules for help, they
seemed disposed to bar the doors Of the Treasury
entirely agans, their neighbors. This looks sel-
fish, to say the least of it, & will not tell veil In the
history Of that really high.mindcd and generous
town. They may rest assured that Trade will
seek its appropriate market. MS certainly as Water
will find its proper levcl.-Iftl'elr railroad offers
greater inducements to the Roanoke people than
tina, projected by their Norfolk ncighbos, the COM
merce of the Roanoke will 60 to Petersburg in des.
pi,e OF Norfolk If, on the other hand, Norfolk is
It's best market, no unfair and Liberal legislation,
which must, in its very nature, be temporary, caa
divert it from its legitimate channel.
Death contyadi1ted-We copied. Inst week,
from the Baltimore Patriot. a letter. addressed to
the Editors of that paper stating that John L. Dor
sey, Esq of Maryland had been drowned in eros
sing the Patuxcnt. The National Intelligenees Of
the 10th inst. contains letter from Ms. Dorsey
himself stating, thot, " SO far from beng drowned,
he was attending Prince Georges Court" The
indi dual who fabricated the original statement il
he can 10 discovered, deserves more severe pun
i.lme,r. than con u legally inaNsed upon him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

~ We arc authorized 10 say that Capt. I'D
'MtSD PATE IS candidate TO represent IN
p.pe of Bcdloid in the next Legislature Of virgi
ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15
WARDS OFFICE.
VNc \Hxinxtnn \Aottcey,

NN lAC AANSN'A -
Glass No. 6, for 1888.
j.wn =, Salem Botstourt county, Va. on
Ta.>,l,y The 93i ia, "f April, 1888.
CAPITAL 81 1900.
Divided into Medium Prizes.
$4,000 MisAcst---A"wcst %.
SCHEME.
- prizcsof $1,000 - wv
~. 800 so 100
- 800 60 5"
Besidr> so, los, .ls, sc. &c.
Tickets Sl-tIulves 2-tlfs. l.
r,r AL, At WARDS OFFICE
Lynchburs
Aprl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

" The hnn'serscly fho hftr-lay Of fhom.
as Jeilersbp TO bG cclebts,Gh by the students OF
the University Of Virginia, 81 which occasion the
Declaration oflndeirndcnce Will DO tcnd by VII.
'nim Frazier Of Augusta. ana nh Orston " a be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

IL 1aporss .sse an cixv tpas" VEsssixG1W
las, wots (ssys the Aic,ahd,is Gssctts) hat Mej.
Eaton 10 IL be appointed Pos, Master General, end
Mr.. Barry TO be Sent 70 spain. A change in the
Cobine. wIil certsipIy occur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

Ffom" JAns Hisfo-
~
Moreover, there wns
a phnrisee, whose name
was Nlcodemus, IA sen
ntor Of the Jews. lie
came to Jesus by night,
and said to him, Teac n
er, &c know that 'hou
ART a.. Instructor c'nana-
ted fom L.,.l fo' no ono
can achieve thesc h''te'
clcs which thou PERI!
NEST, unless dod DC
vilh him. Jesus nm
swcrcd and sad 70 him,
Indeed, I assure you,
that except a man be
reproduced, be cannot
realize the reign Of CiJ.
Nico1cmus says 10
him, How can Il man
be produced when he IS
mature 7 Can he ngaln
pass into n STATE OF EN-
bryo, and DO produced 7
Jesus replied, | mos, as
suredly declare to you,
,hs, unless q man be
produced Of water and
Of the Spirit, he cannot
enter the kingdom of
God. That which Is
produced from the body,
is natural life, and that
W hich is produced from
the Spirit is spiritual
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

Mr.. MeDrfs.-ln the speech delivered by this
gentleman in the South Carolina Convention, in
favor Of repeating the Ordinance Of Modification,
he remarked: " As for Clay's bill, l voted for i.
with strong reluctance. did not regard !. as DO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

! IalR4bh tlx1irdls.- Eve s1lips from the Ems,
Indies werc reInrci n, Now Yufk Oh tho sih, laden
With i.esb tcas, silks, aud other GOOD things
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

II John Branch. Esq. late Secretary Of tho
Navy, but more recently member ri the II. o'
Representatives, from North Carolina, has dcclln-
eJ reelection TO Congress. The National In
tclligencer rcmarks-" We are no, surprised al ,hs
intelligence. The Ex-Secrc.afy has had a. much
reason as any VIC know to be sick Of public
life. truly amlabie gentleman, he has not been
fortunate III the field Of politss.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

II Sales Of United States Bank stock, at New
Yofk. ApEilG, wete maha at Silo; ell.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11

CLE.ARED.-Ship Annawan, Hudson, Mo-
bile; steamer Boston, Conlstock, Providence;
steamer President, Bunker, do; Providence, Thay-
er, do; Benjamin Franklin, Bunker, do; brig
Laurel, Bigey, Natanzas; schr Harvest, Devans'
Castine; sip Eagle, Lawton, Providence.
Friday 5th, Schr Fox, Flnch'
Gr. Havana, Cor Providence; Gea. Marion, Gage,
FIN Norfolk, for do; sip Herald, Manchester, I'm
NNork, for do.
SATURDAY 9th, Ship Mary, Chace, fin N. Or
leans, for Provid
.Nonday 9Th, Schr Morning Star, Chase, from
ManzauiiIa, for Boston, sip Echo, Willingen' I'm
Rivcr-hc
! 1nesday oh, sloop Trader, Burt, fm Nlork'
Amanda, Monroe. FIN do for Proyldcrce ship
Miles, ChanpIin, I'm Cape Good Hope, for WAR
ren.
! Wednesaay ION, Sloop Eagle, Iaw'on. I'm
York; Albany, Ash, Gn do schr Convoy, I'm
ridge, fin do. for Provd; brig Florida, blasdeIi,
fn New-Orleans, with cotton, for Providence.
schr Hiram, Perry, fin st. Thomas, 2oih ut
| At Havana, 2Glh ut. brig Harvest, for this port
soon; Juno, Maybery, disch; and William 'boSs'
unc.
At Vera Cruz, 4th ult brig Ann Gadsden,
Northam, of this port.
At Matanzs, 25ih ult, ship Boy, Of this port,
for N York, 18Th of April
Arr at Magnolia 20th ult. Pocahon,as, Bailey,
FIN n York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
ANTI.MAsONRY AND JACKSON
ISM, ONE!

Yesterdays Anti-masonic paper, cal
lca the Rhode Island Republican, admits
the union between those parties, in the
following words, viz" What nght mas
Cor. Arnold, or his friends 10 complo" q
the union of the administration and anti
masonic parties, in support Of .n' Fran
c;s ,n Here then is direct confession
Of a union between those parties, ana
this confession comes from one oil the an
4; masonic leaders. II comes from n man
who in that same paper pratcs about
poi;iical honor, and dishonor.--li comes
from n man who has been employed re-
Gently in writing and "rRASrISc" letters
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11

rent in favor of Gov. Arnold in the city
and county of Providence, runs freer
than ever. So strong is the sentiment IN
his favor, that the majority in that city,
over the mongrel, Amalgamation, and
Anti ticket, is set down, by the
most competent judges, at not less than
$50; the majority in the county at, at
least 500. And yet in face ofthese facts,
and with the known zeal and fidelity OF
our friends in Providence staring them
in the face, the most prominent huck-
stercr in political Anti-Masonry, in
this place, and his ready apprentice in
mischief, have been spreading on the
Island the grossest falsehoods, as to the
detection of this man, and that man, in
the city ofProvidencc. without II shadow
of foundation for their improbable iictions
This is especially true OF the report
spread by these worthless, that General
Darlington, VIM. jenkins, and VIM. Al
my, had gone over to Mr. Francis in
body with many of their paHic ular friends
and adherents. We arc enabled to state
on authority which will not be disputed,
that there is not one word of truth in tins
story; and that Gov. Arnold and the Ma
tional Republican ticket have no trucr
friends than the gentlemen just men
toned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
April 4th.
JAS. HAM MOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Recent alidiiions-ris;

Recent additions-
303--Puckler's tour tour in England,
Ireland, and France, in the years 1896,
~, '28 aud '29, with remarks on the
manners and customs of the inhabitants,
and anecdotes of distinguished public
characters in a series of letters, by a
German Prince, ! vol;
305-Necords Of my liic--by the late
John Taylor, Esq author Of Monsieur
Tonson, ! vol;
2o7G-Ou,laws Bride-and Other tales,
by Lciich Riicl;c, author Of CRANKY,
Sc. 2 vols;
Endless Amusement; II collection
of nearly 400 entertaining experiments,
in various branches Of science, VOL
9278-W oodstock; or the cavalier, (ihe
revised edition. by Sir Waller Scott, Q
vols;
227o-Norilionger Abbey; by Miss Aus
, tin, author OF "Pride and PreJudlce"--
\ Mansfield Park, &c. . vols;
228O Peru travels in various parts OF
\ PERU, including years residence in
Potosi; by Edmond Temple, Q vols:
228 Art of being happy; the art oi be-
ing happy, from the French ofDroz. IN
series of letters from n father TO hIs
/ children, with observations and com
ments, by Timothy Flint, vol;
eo82-Ircland; history of Ireland, from
the Anglo Norman invasion, till the I'M
Jon of the country with Great Britain,
by VIM. c. Taylor, Esq. A B, with
additions, by VIM. Sampson, ESQ. (be-
ing the 81 and SO Nos. family library
o283-Amcrca; historical view OF the
progress of discovery on the more north
| cm coasts of America, from the earliest
period to the present time, bv Patrick
| Fraser Tytlcr, Esq. II S y j $ q, be-
ing the SD No family library;
2281-- Banditti; lives and exploits ol
| Banditti and robbers, in all parts OF the
world, by c. McFarIane; author OF the
"Romance OF Italian history" 9 vols;
2285--Legends of the library at L!lrcs
| by the Lord and Lady there; 2 vols;
223G-Ghost Hunter; the ghost hunlei
and his family, (being the lst No IL
brary of romance,) edited by Leltcf
| Rhchie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
EPISCOPAL CONVoCATION.

The Episcopal Clergy of this State,
are now holding Convocation in this
place. The religious services will be
continued to-day and tomorrow. Ser
vices will commence in Trinity Church,
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and at IA
peet in the evening.
The Missionary meeting before the
LADIES' SOCIETY, will be held at the
State House, to morrow (Frday) morn
ing, at 10 o'clock. The meeting will be
open to all persons who choose to attend.
The Address to Sunday Scholars will
be made Tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'ck.
at Trinity Church. Sunday scholars
and teachers Of all denominations, are
invited to meet at the Union School
House, at half past2
The Rev. Mr. CLARK, of Providence,
is expected 70 preach this evening; and
the Rev. Mr. BRIsTED, of Bristol, to,
morrow evening; s. addresses from these
gentlemen and others Of the clergy, vii
be made before the Missionary Society
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
NEW BOOT s. SHOE
STORE.

ET1 TENIIE subscribers have formed
h cOnnexion in business UNI
g. Reynolds s. CoggeshaH,
and have taken the Store, No. 11A, Thames
street, three doors north Of the Merchants Bank
Building, where they intend keeping first rate
assortment Of Ladies and Gentlcmen's BOOTS
and SHOES, of every quality, as cheap as can
be bought elsewhere All kinds of Boots and
Shoes made to measure, Of the best materials. aud
in a worknanIiko manner All favors thankfully
received and promptly attended to. fePairIhs
done at the shortest possible notice.
GARDINER B. REY NoLps.
WILLIAM CoGGEsHALL.
Newport, april II, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11

A large and respectable meeting of National
y p.wb,;con frcemcn cf this and several oi the
neyhboring towns, was held a, ;he State House
on Tuesday evening last-M. FREhHoRN, Esq
Chairman, and Gro. G. KING, Secry. Inc
meeting was addressed by several sen,e'non' who
uraed upon the freemen present III warm a""
spirited manner, the importance of the approach
inc election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
u T. A Il ii s..

I, this town. on Thursday, the 4th inst Safaii
Smith. eldest daughter of Mr. Gardner Smith, ageu
IA wears Bv this sudden death her parents are
le(f To mourn the loss Of near and dear 10
,bsm cut down in tie bloom Of youth. In IN
hour she was called TO hear strange
voice. saving "Arise ye and depart;" and IKE a
morniuo flower she was taken TO the world oi
spirits.
On Saturday morning last, after short Illness
Louis Coates, eldest and very interesting ch''o Oh
MIR William Goif, in the 9Th year of his age IL
has seldom fallen to our lot to record more III
a;ctipc Di.pensa,ion than the death Of this proms-
;no son of Mr. Goh, "The Lord gave and the
Lord take.h away"
On Monday night the Stli inst. after short and
severe illness, during which he gave evidence oi
the frmncss of lis religious hope; the Rev. Tho
mas Dunn, in the 10Th year OF his age. Few
men lived more universally beloved and respected,
and few have died more sincerely regretted. In
consequence of the feeble state Of his health Tor
several years previous to his death, Mr. ID. declin-
cd taking the Pastoral charge Of any particular
Church. As a preacher Of the gospel however,
Mfr Dunn was eloquent, faithful and persuasive,
and never failed 10 render his sermons deeply M
terestns TO his hearers Ills piety was OF ra-
,onal and elevated cast--he was always cheerful,
and seemed like man who possessed indeed "a
well grounded hope of enjoyment in another and
a better world" lis friends and acquainiance'
ore respectfully invited TO attend h's iuncra' 'fo"
his residence in Washington square, this afternoon
at the usual hour.
h I'm Exeter. Hon. Daniel Champlin, formerly M
associate Judge Of the Supreme Cou't oi tins state
/ agcd ~ years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
w In ES.

Rcceired Yesterday, per sloop Eagle from
.New York,
a7 Casks Old Madeira,
q Is do pale Sherry,
IL casks NIarseilles port,
do Port, direct from the importers, H. &
G. barclay.
20 cas.s Marseilles Madeira,
do 'Cogswcs' Canary,
do Old Brown Sherry,
IS baskets Jolly and p {. Champagne,
As cases Claret,
10 casks Malaga.
The above Wines are all warranted pure and
from under the Custom House key, and will be
sold by cask or draught on liberal terms, by
j. II. .Ne,rton s Go.
~ IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
NOTICE TO ONE s.
ALL!

The National Republican frecmcn OF
this town, friendly to the reelection OF
Gov. Arnold and the gentlemen associa-
ted in the Prox ilh him, are invited TO
assemble at the State House on Tues
day evening the 10th inst, AT 7 O'Clock.
A prompt and full attendance Of all our
friends is earnestly requested
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11

Amos Miner, convicted ofmurder, aud Charles
Brown, convicted OF robbery, before the Supreme
Court of Rhode-lsland, have been sentenced in an
impressive manner by Chief Justice Eddy, to be
both hung. on the sih Of July next, between the
hours of and O'clock
The result the election in Connecticut, appears
to be: no choice Of Governor, or Lieut.. Gov, and
the election of the whole National Republican
Ticket for members Of congress.
The following is an extract from a let
ter from "a respectable source in Havana,
under date of March 23d, relating to
the prevalence of Cholera in that city.
"For the last 90 days it has swept off
4 to 5000, mostly negroes and the lLdI-
gent inhabitants of the suburbs. We
remain yet all well, and as the epidemic
is on the decrease, we have no appre-
hension on account Of it,"
! Another letter of 26th alt. states that
the cholera continued to impede trans,
actions of every kind Of business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11

1N SPtctdt cohfI % IFoOdC, .'e"Po't,
4prii 6, 1888.
WNT liEREAS an instrument of wri-
w ting purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Lydia
was this day presented for
probate:--It is Ordered, thai the conSi-
dcration thereof be referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in said Newport, on the first
Monday in May next, at 6 o'clock m,
and that previous notice be given by
publishing a copy of this order three Sc
veral times in the Herald of the ! ines,
to all persons interested % appear at said
time and place, if they see fit, and be
heard. 3. B. UowLANp, prob. elk
apr II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
.aDM!.N!S TRAITORS SALES.

By rirtuc ofa decree of he Supreme Ju-
dicioI court, ariH be sold at public Guc-
tion, on the premises, on Thursday, he
1911 Of .4prii merit, al 10 o'elock m, y
.fair, y mol Me neai fair day:
A IL the right, title and interest which Abra-
"a ham Brown, I'd. dec. died seized OF in and
10 u certain lot Of land, with two story building
thereon, situated in Broad-st. next south of Wiz
liam S. kandophs the lot measuring about 40
feet on said Broad-st. and extending SO feet iu
the rear said estate being eligible stand for Lu-
sness.
.4tso, at - o'clock, on the ADORE mentioned
day, ariH be sold
& o much Of rhc Farm Of the said dec. situated
~ in Middle;own, about 81 miles from New
port, and adjoining the farm of capt. Stephen T.
Nonhan. as will be sufficient 10 pay the just debts
and incidental expenses of said dec. said Farm
being an excellent tract Of land-For further par
iiculars enquire Of RICHARD SHAW, .4dmF'
march 2ist
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
GOODS

Court of Probate, .Ntwport, Ap'if iS' 300,
NM nEREAs, application has thI' DAY pee, peer
w made for an Administrator TO be appoint
cd on the estate Of Thomas Dennis' "' ,',e VI
Newport, dec II is Ordered, that the eons'aefa,
,ion thereof be referred to Court Of Probate, 10
be holden at the satc-bouse in Newport on 'l'e
frs, Monday of May next, at o'clock, a m, and
tha, previous notice he given, by publishing co,
nv OF this order three several times IN ,he He,""
of the Times to all persons interested in SAID es-
tate, to appear at said time and place ana De
heard. Ii. u. ROWLAND F"'' '"'
april 4th, 1888. -------
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
PORT OF NEWPORT.

F.NTER ED. Steam boat Bos'on, ,om-
stock, N. York; sloop C,gnei, i'ea'h, do' s'ea'h
boat President, Bunker do; steam poai ',oN-
dcncc, Thayer. do; steamer BenIam,n 'ra"N'"'
Bunker, do; sloop Eagle, Lawton, do
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11
FARM TO LET.

EMSIIE Farm in the neck formerly be-
q. longing TO the late Judge Taylor,
consisting Of about sixty acres OF
very superior land, with large dwelling
house, barn, &C. thereon; will be let Tor
one year from the 25th inst. This Farm
has fine privilege for Seaweed, Grav-
ol and Sand; and the tenant will be per,
mittcd, under certain restrictions, to selk
Stones out of quarry on said premises
HENRY y. CRANsroN, Admir-,
DE bonis non, with the viii
annexed, on Elisha Cogge-
shall. dec.
Newport, March 18th, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-11

marked inside "p,irate," to various citl-
zens in the State-urging them to vote
for Mr. Francis. Two or three of these
privileged letters marked "priva'e," have
been left with us by the gentlemen to
whom they were directed, to be used
hereafter as occasion may require The
time is not distant when we shall have
occasion to speak of the political i"fesr''
y and consistency Of this honorable gen
Ieman. We shall take care to do him
perfect Justice in the performance ofthat
duy-ihis we are aware is what, OF all
things, he most breads.