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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

POLITICAL.

=, -iN e1o'-B f MRS FANNY KEMBLr nrr,.,
y ~ 'e'' 'nee Why this weary world to me Sc, meth
oua as ne visions light Of one who dreame,b
-, men pass like clouds, leaving no trace behind
"hy tins strange life so full Of sin and C,l,,,
In me awokcneth no melancholy.
,,,, Nor easle'h shade or sadness or nv mind
IS not, that with an urdiscernns eye
| see The pageant wild 90 dancing bv
mlstakins that which false is for truc
- Is NOT mat Pleasure hath inlwined me. -
70 'o' ina, sorrow hath onshrined me-
braf no badge OF 'escs or Of rue
but IN the lnmost chambers of my soul
There is another world, blessed homo
Ger winch no living power boldeh control
AniSh TO which i'll things do never come
There shncth the glad sunlight Of xwee,
thought,
WIN hope and faith holding communion high
over fragrant land, with howrs wrought
mere gnsh' the living springs of poosy
mere speak hc voices that love TO hear
ihere smile the glances that love to see
mere I'VE The forms Of those my soul holds dcar
foreVer in that secret world with me
hey who have wakd with me along lifc's
way,
Ard sever d been by Fortunes adverse tide;
J" no nc'er again, thto' Times uncertain day,
In veal Or woe may wander by my side
nose all dweIi htte, nor these whom life alone
plpioe'h from me, bat the dead the dead
nose Happy ones, who TO theirres are gone
" nose Got ptlnis from the earth have vanished,
mere dwell they all and here, within this
world
Like light within summer sun cloud furl ID
My sririt dwes therefore, this evil life
" ith ali lis gidcd snsres and fair ,,eceiyinps
Is wealth, lis want, lis pleasures AMI its e,iev.
inSs,
Nor rights nor frcts me- by ts Idle strife.
o thou who rcadest, for thy courtesy,
Who'cr thou art, wish the same TO thee
Pbiade2phia, SEPTEMBER 1891
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

S,rRGINiA-t t a court held for Nelson county, the 2sti
AZ day of August, 153t--Iohn Hughes PIs against
David r. Ctarkspn aud Robert i'iVes admins traitor oil
J.,se rllrksnn deed. Diets. 49,
On The .nat of the Plaintiff. by c"nhse VINO MED MS
t i il ordered tina. the defendant. Robert RVes aonn'
.r of i.,se Car decd, bo resrained from pay.
n away or otherwise diSp0sns OF my monies OF other ci
DIS which are now, any hereafter come iuto ms hands
b.,n.inp 10 the Defendant David X. tlahS"n as onr OF
& q, d.trthulees oil III. said Jesse 'arksan, decd
.,vt<e 20 til, amount of five hundred dollars, until the
,r nri md decree this court concerning the same
,n.,rinu 90 the satisfaction of the cour,, Tint the
DAVID r. q tlson ~ not an lnhahltaHt oil thls
o,trv It ordered, that he do appear mere ." inc hrs
a., - ,sn,h-- count and lac blil, ht tho
niiutiT ara sa.iY of this order ne forthwith M
serted IN te Iyneaoarg VrGaiar for Two months sue
and posted from door of the court house
of MS cnlniy 4 ropy-Te.te, SP. GARLAND, Clk.
Su,, N2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

s1RJpEINIa-t rules hc in tho Clerks Office of the
u Circuit Superior Court of Law aud CAahccty Tor
the town Lynohburs on the ~ day oil august iai-
Dan,. IL a. ,inbo,ham DANIEL Iiiggnbnhan aud Thorn
az ur.,nbo,am late merchants and partners trad ing
uulcr the yle aud firm oil u. a. D. lllggnhoihan a Co.
pufs n,ains, Whit Duncan and Mary his wiie, VIII
lem Dlncau John Duncan and Phoebe his WIFE i"hn u
(ooiri,h and eheGca wife and William siedd aud
bisn b is wife, BETS
The delend ant Rch,rca Gooir ch having nn'c red
her and given security according TO the actor
Assembly, ami the rules OF tins eouf lana tnppeae
she not an lnt1hfhnt 81 ts
county IL ordered, that the said defendant q" appear
here on the ,st day of the next term, and answer
the bin of the pinutils, aud hata copy OF ths order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed III inc
town of tyBchburg for twu months succcssl'rlN' and
posted AZ the (on, door house, IN THE sad
A Copy-Tcstc, H. NObitH' I'm
Sept W."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

change similar to tho change in newly brew cd
! pfet, or newly churned butter milk-neiiher being
heai'hy until after the change. During the change
IN bread II sends oil large portion OF CARTON or
unhealthy gas, and imbibes large portion of oyV.
gen. or healthy gas. Bread has, according to the
computation OF the physicians IN London, one-ffth
'"ore hauiment IN II when ripe than il has when
just Out oil The oven. 1t not only las more nutr-
meh'' out imparts much greater degree OF cheer.
'o'hess' lie that cats old ripe bread will have a
much greater flow of annl1l spfl,s than he would
II ne wtre to cat unripe bread
bread as before observed, discharges carbon aud
'io'oes oxygen One thing IN connection with
,h's thought should be particularly noticed by ali
housewives. II IS 10 let The bread riptn whe,u II
eah 'hhale The oxygen in pure stat. Brcai will
aWays taste OF the air tina, surrounds " while ri.
pehhs-hence It should ripen where the air Is pure
IL should never rpcn IN cellar, IN a close cup.
oeaIo, nor III bedroom The noA Gus vspors of
eellar or a cupboard novei should enter irto uni
form part of the bread cat. The writer Of
TINS article has often ca en- bread of this kind and
has 'e strongly disposed TO lecture The mistress OF
The house on the subject OF keeping bread in pure
atmosphere, Every man and woman ought to
know that much Of health and comfort depends w.
on the method OF preparing their food Bread
should be hcht reH baked and pyopetiv yiyened DO
fore /. should BE- eaten Mlpicrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

EFlRGiNlA 1t rules held in the Clerks Once Of the
w County Court of Franklin, the lth day OF august
io@-john Q. cflwich, Snitisuu II. DAVIS ano ho"he'
'reston late merchants and rartners, trading ah''' VIC
sN'r and hrm of icttwch, DAVIS Co WI" sue 'or ne
uI.ea o John d, IeftN ch, Piini, against N"',n W.,
nne,. Francis Divers Benjamin Booth and Azure" iio'
'dnl, Dris-in Chancery :.
ihe defendant Ann1nias Divers not having rn'et''. ""
appearance and given security, according I" Tue a'
assembly aud the rules Of this Court and 1t appearing ~
S'actofy evidence that he is not an ihabiiat u, .s
Commonwealth On melton of the plaintiffs oy ."e'
counsel it ordered that the said Annanias Divers doa
pear here tho first Monday in November next and an
e. me Plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this ordtt pe
'thwhh published III the Lynchhurg NHghian i"r wv
'hs suecessiyely, and posted the door OF the court
''u9e Oh tins county some conrt-day.
NJ q. CAREER. D. G.
Aug.95 ,yam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

YFlRGiNIA to wi:-At court continued aud held for
" tie c0ua,y Of Halifax at tho Court noasr' M ,oes
d,y the 2N,h day of July lssi Georgs BoXlrr, PIN
gaiist Drury Wade, William =. Powell and i,moth ms
wife, james II Walton and Lucy his wife, "eoree "@de
David B1xley and John Wade. DeGts In Chaneefy
The deienians Drnry Wair, William !, PoNsai anl
"lnoth hi, WIFE Jamas II Walton and fNy WIS Wlie,
''eorgc Wade John " le NOT having entcrci ,her
appearance given security according the act &" IS
seahly and the rules Of this Court and 1t appearing Ivy
snuhftoy eycuce that they arc not ihhahitants OF s
Conrnan@ elthlti ordered that the said Drury w nde
William Powell aud Wilmoih hi wife, james u. wa "
toh and Lucy his wir, Vale and John wade 40
appear here ih Monday October next, aud m
swer the hill oe plaintiff and that copy 81 TINS oFuef
he Forthwith inserted in the lynchbnrg Nirsn''n Tor
Two months sucresive!v AVID posted the front dooi
oi The cour-l1use OF this county.
ACory--rsste,
WM HOLT, y. c.
Au,.a5 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

To prescr1e Grapes for Tie Table dpYing The WIN
tef Months, watcA hare been y'peacd M The open
du.
Ia the spring before the buds have begun to
swell take healthy well ripcned shoot Of the pre-
cedng year. and draw j, up through the bottom
hole of flower pot, OF ubout 10 inches in dame
ter ; then fill The pot with rich SOIL and co, or both
tho soil and the outside ofthe pot with moss to
keep IN the moisture. Water now and then, nc
cord'ns 10 the season. BY the end Of August cut
the shoot half through, just below the pot, so as to
increase the number OF cots, which viii be formed
about this time in the soil contained IN the pot In
the course otthe month of October according to the
season. cut the shoot quite through, and remove the
pot, with the vine, laden with from twelve to TWEEN.
y punches of huit, to n dry airy room, with nor.
thern exposure; here water occas onaHv, ill the
leaves drop of, bul no longer. Thus treated, the
fruit will keep good on the vine ill the end OF Fe-
bruory, preserving its natural flavor The best
sort ios this purpose is tie White Sweetwoter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20
RIPE BREAD.

Bread made Of wheat Hour wneh ,aheh oue VI
the oven or skillet is unprcpared for the stomach
1t should go through change or fipeh before )! 70
eo,en. Young nersons, or persons in the enjoy.
men, Of vigorous health. may eat bread immediate
~ af,er beiny Baked without any sensible injury
from il, but weakly and aged persons eanno', ana
Mono can "a, such without doing hafusto the dises-
tive oronn,s, Bread after being baked goes 'hro0SP
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20
PAINTING HOUSES.

wriel for the New England Farmer whose
communication was published vol. |, page 3li
says, believe II IS general practice for people
10 90 'hcr painting some time durIn: the three sum
eler MONTHS but repeated experiments have beer
mnde within few years, which prove that n hous,
painted late IN autumn, N in the winter, will hold
INC paint more llan twice as long as one painted
IN warm weather. The reason is obvious-fol
when paints are applied in eoid weather. the oil
with other Ingrodcn's form hard cement on the
SURFACE OF The clapboards which cannot easily be
erased; whereas building painted (ns usual) IN
the heat OF summer will soon need new Goa, tor
the heat Causes the OIL to penetrate into the wood
and leaves the ether component parts dry, which
will soon crumbe off,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20
nv FLETCHER * TOLER
TER MS.

or, a per ahnnam, payable in advance. -So sub
- g, III be received for less time than month
,,er vii discontinued (hut the discretion al
a . FI;,o,s1 nniil oil arrearages are paid.
oa ,DvfR rlsEuESrS will he Inserted at 50 cents
- -, 10 the first time, and 81 = eac
fs ,acs Thoso from ds,Incc mast be paid for pre-
n t,er Insertion or the payment assumed by some
s s..'nor.ibie nerson in Lynchburg.
.Ieers addressed to the Editors be post paid
- isry will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20
ITEMS.

AS we must render an account of every idle
word, SO must NC likewise of our idle silence -
ambrose.
Advise not Whit is most pleasant, but wha is
most useful SoioR.
Actions measured by time, seldom prove bitter by
repentance.
As pm hnonnus, said the Emperor" Rome
IS my city and my country but, as | am man,
the world"
As sight is to the eye, so is the mind to the soul
s., phgcleS.
a stranger, if just, is not only to he prefer.
red before connirymon but a klhsman.-PWh
deor0s.
Be always a, leisure to do good never make b,,.
siness an excuse 10 decline the offices OF humanity
NJ iHreiiHS
Bear, and blame not, what You canno, change
PHbijuS Sy,m.
Dr.. Donnc, speaking of the Bible, quanty says
" Sentences in Scripture, like hai;s horses Ia lis
concur IN onc root OF beauty & strength bu, being
pucked cut ono by ono serve only fer springs anc
snhrcs'
In naturc all is managed for the best with perfcc
frugalty and just reserve, proluse TO none but boun
tlful to oil never employing thing thar
enough, but with exact economy, reuenchlng tho
superiluous, and adding fofce to what is princip'
in every thing. -Stottsbn'y.
A Geod Wife. A woman who uniformly make.
good coffee, does not scold even washing day
and would not be ashamed to be seen before brcat
fast t,me, will certainly make good wife
Gold is worshlpped in all climates, without n SIN
gle temple and by all classes, wl,hou, single by
pocritc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

Stocttng Cataafopte al The Holy sepalotre -
Extract of letter, dated Bcytou', May II -
Since writing the above | am sorry 10 inform
you of serious loss of life at jerusalem in the
church of the Sepulchrc. From $1,000 to 10000
pilgrims, as am Informed, were assembled this
year at the fete. Hundreds OF them slept in the
church the night before that on which the holy Fl es
appear, and during the day thousands were wcdgcd
together within its walls-the aged and the yo ng
men women, and children standing tor hours
without sustenance, and inhallng contaminated and
glowing atmosphere at length means were heard
in different parts, and a heaVlng and rrcat excre
ncnt wes observed till, when the fame appeared
the whole mass made u Simultaneous mo frmcn
towards the Holy Sepulchre. Thousands of tor
ches were instantly illuminated, the ali became ra-
rified as fire, and nature, oyersrainod and exha1s
ted, gave way numbers tainted, were borne along.
fell mud were trad upon.
" The attempt made 10 save them IrecipitntcJ
others in their fate. The screams and excitement
caused those near the door to seek their escape
| Their example gave panic TO the whole mass, and
now scene of death and disorder ensucd beyond
description. Ibrabim Pacho, who had descended
to the body of the church, was borne out by over
| whemng force in the arms of some men, exhaus
/ ted and nearly OVERCOME. All considerations fol
the PROSTATE and suffering were lost in the wild
sense of sefprcservhtion the young, the aged wo
men. the fain,lug and fallen, were lrodden unde,
foot by tie on, rushing multitude, and the last eye
that turned to glance upon the now vacant scene o
,umul,, beheld the vast aislcs Of the holy churcl
s'rewed with the dead and dying pilgrims. Be
tween 2 and 800 lives were lost
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
New Advertisements. A
TIL II EAYRE.
MIR. LEICESTER,


From the general satisfaction evinced by a
respectable audience, with his performances
on Monday Evening, and at the solicitation
of great number Of the play going citizens,
has been induced to give SECOND CON-
CERT,
THIS EVENING, SEPT. .25th,
at the Newport Theatre, consisting of Senti-
me,aaL, Comic, and Ethiopian SO.NGS and
DANCES, as are expressed in bills Of the
day: and shonld his desire to please be- re-
warded with full house, his efforts to ac-
comp'lsh his desire; will be (as formerly un-
renting.
Iickets-Box 37 1-2 cts.-pit 25 cts.-Gal-
lery ~ l-2 cts--To be had at the Store of
Cook u Carpenter corner of Thames street
and Washington square-at the store of
Ephrsim b. Irish, next south of the Theatre;
and of Mr.. Swan at the door, on the evening
of performance.
Doors open at 7-performance to COM
mence at half sast z. sept %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25

A gentleman, named Pratt, stepped in
to Barber's shop in Courtand-strcet;
New York, on Tuesday last, to be shaw
ed;-preparatory to which he took of'his
coat and hung it on nail. After the
operation was performed, he went to put
on his coat, and to his surprise and con-
sternation, found that the person who
preceded him, had taken away his coat,
The pocket of which contained So, 300 in
Bank notes, among which were two bills
Of 500 each on the Utica Bank; seven
$50 bills on the Madison county Bank
fifty $50 bills on the Utica Bank, two
$50 bills on the United States Bank -
The remainder was in small bills of diff
feient denominations.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
NEW BEDFORD
EntclE5Gcrace DfFiCc.

Opposite the Boston & Providence Stage Of
free Union street.
TENIiE subscriber has opened an Office for gen.
n eral Intelligence for those who wish employ
ment as Domestics. or in any respectable employ
ment-mae and female. Those who wish en-
poyment will find it 10 their advantage to call on
the subscriber, and for a small fee. be accomno-
dated with persons, who as applicants must come
with good references. A record will he KEEP, Of
those who have real estate TO sell, houses aud
farms to let, vessels for sale or chatter, money to
loan, and in fact all the general information that
is wanted in way Of busness.-L Letters by mail
must be post paid.
WANTED-I0 females that can come well
recommended, to do the work in small families Of
from to 6 persons, Good and prompt wages
will be given and paid.
ALSO-3 good American Cooks TO j" ',,e
work in two large families and one small ONE
The highest wages will be given to those that un-
derstand their business, and willing to do it.
DANIEL nURELL,
New-Eedford, Sept 9.-[lll Union ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
Brighton Market,
(Rcpoftt 4 for the ally dvertiser and Patrinf
MONDAY, SEPT. 22d, 1884.

At Market 500 Beef Cattle; 1910 Stores
2300 Sheep, and 1900 Swine.
PRICEs. Beef Cattle-Beef Cattle were ge-
neraly not of so good quality as they were
last week, but about the same prices were
obtained for equal goodness. We quote the
same, viz:-prime at 81 "a u 5; good at 25
so; thin at , 375.
Working Oren-Sales S45, so, SO, 20, and
20.
CoUs and Calpes-Sales $40, %, 27,-and
80.
!Slores-Yearlngs S5 9; two year old 8 a
IS; three year old $l9 25.
Sheep-I.ot of ordinary at 42 mddling at
50, 62, rs, and 50; better qualities, ma
ny of which were Weathers at 2, 2 IL, 2 33,
and So IS.
.Stcine-Sales rather dull, and prices reduc-
ed. Several lots half barrows at A and ~ C;
lots old at 81 for sows, and Al for barrows;-
at retail d a for sows, and s. for bar
rows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25

Court of Probate, .Middleto,0n, Sept. Is, 1894
w HEREAS, the Administrators first Ac-
w count on the estate of EHsadeM Peek
ham, late of Middetown, widow dec. was pre-
scented for examination and allowance: 1t is
Ordered, That the consideration thereof be
referred to Court of Probate, to be holden
at the Town House in Middletown on the Sd
Monday Of fOctober next, at l o'clock p. m
and that previous notice be given, by publish
ing copy of this order three several times in
the Herald ofhe Times, to all persons inter-
estcd to appear at said time and place and be
heard. WIN. SMITH,
sept. 25. Prob ok.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
Died.

IN this town on Sunday evening last, very suddenly,
Mrs Jenneit Arthur, widow of the laie Mr. James Ar.
thur, native Of Edinburgh, Scotland. aged 4o years
Ehe had attended 0vine worship, as usual during the
day and the evening Of her hut was scarce
" sened nt her house o the latter when she expired
without any apparent cause. She was II very worthy
member of the Methodist Church she came here a
tanuer and aone Tut her ben VIOLENT disposition and
christian conduct, gained for her an enviable rep"
tatfoa which will ev,r be remembered by those no
have enjoy her acqua ntancs. Let this sudden dis
pen of pivinc rovidente admonish MS to "be al
ready for in such hour yc think not the son
OF man cometh." 49,
In Cambridge, (Nas.N On Sat" "ray evening last Miss
Ann Eiery, aged 20 yearsdaughter OF the late Hon.
Wm. Elery. ot this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25

Duff Green, the Editor of the United
States Telegraph, thus holds up tothe
scorn and abhorrence Of every virtuous
mind, that migrate Amos Kendall, who
is now the bosom friend and privy Coun-
scllor of Andrew Jackson:
"At the very moment that he was ne
gotating with MIR. Clay, for salary Of
$1,000, as the price Of his removal to
to Washington, for the purpose Of vindi-
eating Mr.. Clay against the "SLAN-
DERS which are ahoat against him."
he was negotiating with me, for n stipu-
lated sum, which l PAID HIM, to re-
main in Frankfort, to ASSAlL Mr..
Clay!n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
New Advertisements.
SEPT. 25.
JAS. HAMMOND'S
CIRCULA LIBRARY,


Recent .4dditions-viz:
2AH&-John Marston Hall; the Life e.
Adventures of John Marston
Hall, by G. p. r. James, 9 vols;
2439-Love and Pride, novel, 2 vols;
2i40-Sigourney, Mrs. Sketches.
44l-France a. Northumberland and
Letters froln-by Emma Willard, vol
24l2-Naval Officer; or scenes and ndven-
lures il the life of Frank Mildnay, by capt.
Marry. , vols.
2i43-Mirsm Coffin, or the whale fisherman;
tale, 2 vols;
2444-Ayesha, or the Maid of Kars; By the
author of Zohrah, 2 vols:
2445-Tutti Frutti, by the author of "the
tour ofa German Prnce;" vol;
244G-Nun; the Nun, by Mrs. Sherwood l
vol;
2l47-The history of Arabia, ancient g. mo-
dern; IF GS Il 69,) by Andrew lCrichton,
g vols,
2l48-Persia; historical and descriptive ac-
count of Persia, from the earliest period TO
the present time; by james b. Fraser, vo.
2440-Guy Rivers, tale of Georgia; by the
author of Martin Faber, g vols;
245O-kings own-by the author Of "Peter
Simple,"2 vols;
245l-Gale Middleton, novel, by the author
of "Brambletye house." &c. 2 vols;
novel, by the author of
"Traits s. Traditions Of Portugal,"2 vols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
MzxA FOR SALE.

Giii1 The subscriber hereby offers
s. for sale the dwelling house
where he now lives, together with the lot
on which it stands, situated in Bristol, on
State street, nearly opposite Horizons
Hotel The house is as feet in 'front.'
30 It. wide, two stories high; the lower
part constructed for Offices and stores;-
the whole in complete repair, and nearly
surrounded by young and thrifty growth
Of ornamental trees. The lot is 45 II. in
front, with II IT. gangwny, md extends
80 II. back. This situation is in the most
pleasant and central part of the town,
and is very beautiful one for private
residence, and highly adv' ulageous for
place Ct business, and as il can at pre-
sent be bought for much less than its re-
al value, it affords rare opportunity for
purchasers.
For one quarter Of the purchase mo-
ney, payment will be required in thirty
days, but liberal credit will be given
for the remainder.
LUscoMB FULLER.
Bristol, II. I. Sept 10, l834.*
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.

tA'S"s s'so w. H SouInal OF commerce.
A Theatre Adventure. On Monday
night a gentleman came out of the Thea
tre,and showed Police Officer his pock-
ct, which had just been cut through, and
between $50 and $50, taken out Of it,
Whilst telling his loss to the officer, he
expressed his pleasure at it in the most
unmeasured terms, and almost danced
with JOY, saying, 81 am so glad--so We
ry glad Of it." Glad! repeated the Off
csr, with as:onishment; how can you be
glad Tor losing your money? My dear
sir, replied the man, it is only half i'm
hour ago that by the merest chance, |
took out of my pocket and placed in sale
keeping, So,700, and which is all am
worth in the world; and the idea that
have so narrowly escaped beggarv, has
half maddened me with Joy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
Ionca, Council, .MidletoaOn, Sept. Is, 1884.
I'm the return of q ui0ll-WnY. BEGINNING

Io,cm Council, .'Ii,idletoaOn, Sept Is, 1884.
nN the return of a Highway, beginning
" at the North west corner Of the or
chard occupied by Abner Peckham, on the
Charity Farm so called, thence running in a
southerly direction through said Farm, and
land late belonging to Geo. Gibbs, dec. until
the same ntersects the road leading from
Newport to Sschucst Beach, surveyed bound
ed and marked out by VIM. w. Freeborn esq
JAS Chase, and VIM. Thurston, in presence
Of warrant from this Council to them direct
ed: 1t is ordered, that all persons interested
in the lands through which SAID highway pas
ses, be summoned to appear ut a Town Coun-
Gil to be holden at the Town house in Mid
dletown on the Sd Monday Of October next,
at | o'clock p. IN. by publishing copy Of this
order three several times in the Herald ofMe
Ismes, that said persons may be heard for or
against the reception of said return and re-
port w NJ. SMITH,
sept. 25 Council Clerk.