Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-06
JUNE TOwN-MEETING.

of the principal appointments:
Torn Cierk-Benj. b. Rowland.
Toun Council-Theo. Topham, VIM.
w. Freeborn, David NJ. Coggeshall, +.
Trevett, N. b. Hammet!.
TDaniel G.. Denham was put in oppo-
.ition to Wm. w. Freedom for 2d Coun-
cil-man-the vote stood for Freedom ~,
Denham 59-maj. 10.
To,rn Treasurer Clarke Rodman.
Toun Sergeant--Isaac Taggar.
Street Commissioners-Adam S. Coe,
Russell Clarke, Sanford Bell.
Comm'ys. School Fund George Bow
en-, John Stevens, Charles Gyles.
School Commiiiee-Joseph Martin, b.
H. Wilbor, Geo. Bowen, Geo G. King,
Charles L, Hammett.
assessors Of Tares-Thos Bush, Geo
Enes, N. B. Hammett.
Collector of Tares-Joseph Martin.
Comm'rs Of .4sylum-Geo. Knowles,
Geo. c. Mason, VIM Thurston, Michael
Freedom, VIM. Stevens, John Sterne,
Edward Stanhope, Joseph Weaver, and
Charles F.. Hammett-the last three in
place of Samuel Allen, Sanford Bell, and
Thomas Weaver, who GO out by rota-
ton.
Orerseer of ,Poor-Isanc Taggart.
Orerseers Smali-por-Tho. Goddard,
DR.. Cyrus Johnson.
7opn .4udii-Samu4l Vernon, Audley
Clarke, George Bowen.
Constables-Georgc Trip, Jesse Dun
ham, James Lawtop, Joseph C. Lawton,
James Westgate, Daniel Brown, Jno. c.
Clarke, Erasius p. Allan, Benz. Tew.
Committee to Supe,intsnd Tpashington-
square-Edward w !. Lawton, DR.. Benj.
w. Case, Thos. Brinley, DR.. Rowland
r. Hazard.
Fire Wards-Adam S. Coe, y. 8.
Ruggles, E. p Allan, Richard Shaw
G. Boss, N. Sweet, r. K Randolph, S.
A. Robinson, John V. Hammett, b.
Marsh, Jr.
.Aaciioneers.-Josiah C.. Shaw, VIM
LOWE, Milton Hall, n Sweet, VIM. D.
Callahan, VIM. James IilIoy, VIM. II.
Douglass, Robert Stevens, Erastus p
Allan, Geo. c. Shaw.
Clerls Of .Markets-Thos. Bush, brick
market, Chris. p. Boss, Red market.
Inspectors Of Fire-hooks and Ladders,
John Hammond, Zenas l.. Hammond,
for the Point-Wm LOWE, VIM. S. Mich
ols, for the Brick Market-Geo. w. Al
Jan, John V. Hammct, Red Market.
Joseph Sanford, Josiah S. Munro, south
end of the town.
The street commissioners were appoint
ed Overseers of Sard and Gravel at Fort
Wolcott.
Inspectors Of .Nuisances--Thos. God
dard, Horatio G. Taylor, for the lst
Ward--Sanford Bell, Thomas Bush,
9nd Ward-Nathaniel Sweet, N. Gef-
troy, and G. Engs, Sd Ward-Rober Ste
vens, Peleg Anthony, 9TH Wards.
Whitehorne, Joseph Lyon, p. Kaghn,
9Th Ward.
Surveyors Of High Uay,-lst Ward, h
Thomas Goddard, Benz. Hailed Ward,
Richard Shaw, M. .Freeborn-3d Ward,
Richard Bush, Geo. Engs, N. Under
wood--4th Ward, S. Cahocne, N. Sweet;
9Th Ward, S Deblois, Geo. Armstrong,
Thos. G. Hazard
Committee to Lease IReaiyY-Theo.
Topham, President Town Council
Committee TO superintend Square, Fare
,psH street-Wm. S. Nichols.
!. Henry Bull and Jonathan T. Almy
were appointed committee TO put in re-
pair the Aqueduct, at their discretion.
Adam s. Coe, stated that something
had been suggested TO him respecting
the PRESIDENTS visi: TO this place-he
thought if the town intended to do any
thing in regard to that subject, It ought
to be properly understood in presence of
all the freemen. He moved that the
meeting adjourn till 4 p m. for that pur-
pose.
+. Trevett, thought the town ought TO
show the same respect TO the present
Chief Magistrate Of the United States,
as had been sbewn TO other Presidents
when they visited us. and hoped the free