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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-16
Majority against Ministers

The vote appears so close that the Ministers
do not appear TO show any symptoms Of resigning.
On the following day, Sir Robert said he
should not again divide. From inquiries which
he had made, he was satisfied hedecision Of the
previous night conveyed the sense of the MAORI
ty of the House, and he had therefore made up
his mind not to cndeavor to subvcrt that decision
though such a course was perfectly open to him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-16

Bishous were rceeived with tremendous yeiis.
The liberal Peers wero loudly huxxaed. The
hostility to the Duke Of Cumberland was mani
tested Ia manner 50 unequivocal AZ to require
the most active exertons Of the police TO prevent
actual outrage.
| The Lord Chancellor entered the House ex-
actly at two o'clock. Shortly afterwards, MIR.
Lev, Chief Clerk Of the Commons, appeared at
the head OF about one hundred members, when
the Commission was read by the Lord Chancei-
lor. The Lord Chancellor then announced thar,
a. soon as the members were sworn, his Majesty
would declare the cause Of calling the Parma
mountaineering the Commons in the mean time
10 repair to their usual place ofstting, and make
choice Of Speaker. The Commons thereupon
withdrew prayers were read BY the Bishop OF
Hereford, and the oaths NJ Office were admins
tered 10 the Lord Chancellor and the Lords.
There was great rush Of members on open
Ing the doors Of the Commons, at IL o'clock
The Irish members mustered in great force. At
one o'clock four hundred members were present
At 2 o'clock Sir Robert Peel and about one hun-
dred members proceeded TO the house Of Lords,
a. already stated, and having heard the Royal
Commission read, returned in about ten minutes.
Election of a SpeakeY.-The subject of the ell
ection of Speaker for the House Of Commons
was opened by Lord Francis Egerton in aspeech
10 the course Of which, he nominated Sir Charles
Manners Sutton, the late speaker and candidate
Of the Peel party. Mr.. Dennison subsequently
nominated the Right Hon. James Abercromoy,
the Reform candidate.
The house having proceeded to the election,
the opposition carried their candidate, Mr. Aber-
crcmby, by majority Of 10 votes, thus:
For Mr.. Abercromby $40
For Sir c. M. Sutton 3o6
Majority for Abercromby 10
On the announcement Of the division the cheers
both within and without the House were desfen-
ing beyond precedent
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gOnrtbaustbire. befastel Ganntps, atil
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fossenoS beI1retene 2ano, gelegen III be:
(a8teiis &a,lntD, ,atnlidb-: bas norbb bftliebs
DlestsI Bon eeetior 8, In Iannlbip rs, u;
Range 6,-unb Cas nUro!psRlibe Biertel
BON SeelIcn 9,iA 0orbsla9ters Gaun(bIp
uuo STANCE; ,ausaeucnli,ea lopieI bon benz
belaSten W. Settl. Disrtd. 6l8 bird elnen
Dseo-an JaeOb alin9etnanu II. Absrtrasen
tOOsoet1, Nefbtiebsn rple fpl9t, 0lS F; Mnfan-
|8enO d1i Yfofen bes Niertels auf ber n6rOs
!iebsn Ssts beia9ter 6setion, Oann iaolib
sait oer 0rsu3e osS. NIsrsel6. 159 Nutben
3uin MittelpfUlsH hams 6tlid, r,it Der
DtsrtelS CREME go 8usbsu unS 9 9slenfe
su sineitt VfpfEen bann nbrolidb 159 Nus
den 3l sintit pfoatn au beg 0ren3e eet
Ssttlpn, u. bann II tftiieb flit Der Gectipnss
eftn3e so glutbsn nnb o Gsltrfs sur Gteae
oss Mnfanss ;--une sbenfans aussenohlsn
ITO elti BON bsiaetet.t N. Deftl. 8iertsl als
|onrsh etnen Dseo an Jobn A!ingemann d.
bertSagen rcgDsn, be(brieben ypis folst,
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lense- -01it1 Don oer ncrcspsitIibsn ode be-
fdSttn NisrtslS. bann taolieb INIT bes 2inis y.
IJatce Alinsemann il, 159 Ratben, eanu
ibglt0 nit Des Dlerteis GteuE go @utbeu d.
10 Oelenfe, bann nosbli1 159 Mutbeu sur
Ststions:Qinte. oanuwtRIi6 stit Der ees.
Ittcns:3inIe 80 Rutbsn nnb 0 0slente su,
lSssae oes slufan9e. Btfaste edusereper
lrereen rHfauft init BEN barauf baftsnotn.
Iuuo oarauf snrhffaaenoea sJntrsne oes-
Dittbumsredt Don Warta M. Slinaeraai,
lpelbee burb @reujen uno Nermsfuuasu
labaeIegt tposoen. ~ -...4
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un 10 llbr o. M.s. tpann bic 8eoinaul,S.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-12

aus Gsnnab, pbntpeit Stuttgart I'm 8Sni9'
reid 9lartembsrs, wanf6t fepr 9sa9yt4t ,.
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NimIf0tlltn II. @dnoD S1ifs
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5elf6aft as8sbsn, Dap Der prdfoens unb 6ie
DIreetettn bsp ibssr NsrfaH,,tInna an es.
gRav, eirtii BtldlnB pa(Ftt baten, iupbut6
60 erfsrbsrt tplsb 1bls. 2. 30 BON ieetiben
Niutbtsle etcd, Set0ltft, poes aufsslbriebtn.
an 3e,pis Scsts, S6asmsiRsf befaste'
Gompa8ntt, alt Ober Dor BEN 5fsn
nabftn SulD ttn,ubesAblen.
- 9Obn 0errtst pre1otnt.
2etpis Bail, Gseretdr. =" +.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-12

Der llntss3etbnste tphn(6t qlnstunft a
Der Sen issssen alufsntbalt nno ilnaaao
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-12

On iiutttibristeus nltttmt tfA Die Tre9,
stst ltine Sleunns nne baa DutIturu ira ali.
8sssissneu tub tunbsn oag e taa Oatz
na q deraef d. dft,tn Dem ueuea baees
itstnsrnen G6op, 80. 1. ln ber Gusearas
ruaS Strnes. ia Caution, eige Tbare klllidi
y. :. 9. 0itbca'S etobs, ID betseisen en=
et stesntt--aaf 6anb s,t
ea!ten, alle slrters nj oeif1eS 6atsh
ssn,aebs pcra beftn Nlaterial--une auf surs
|.aslisbe Wsifs. 1sffGanssR auf folaenee
E0attnn9eu pate, meresn baufbar enssnpr1s
sneR itlo prompt bsicr8t rpernsns
orres ,tsooil tdbtparss DAt9
DO DO Otter crabne bo
aite !Gerren fdwarse uno cratue 6nte;
&naben fdbwarse unS !, Do DO
e1BolIue Stnaben ano WStiner DO
|osr @attuus. ~
Da er betra6tlIbe erfabntus III fesuert
|Wefbaite bsFBt, ano eu.fblcftu iC, .peber
NRabe nod Qlussaten az teines QIsbeie s1
|ipasen, IA boft er atgs,neins 3ufriebenbsis
81 8e!uabren,u. esneu EberalsnQlntheil bes 6fs
fentliben @pnlt aI psrciensH uno tr5aItsu.
y q. s.. 9ubere.
gantun. Gesr. Ss. 1885. 45.sUR:
orgaarsele ,piro be3abls fAs 9ehs so,t
ottssn, Mustratteu, Wliuts v. rVtpeu Sabs
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Ct S5 90 sa 525; mabeR 81: ROaseu
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GAla 2 50 Q 81; 3udts 8 Mbtstsp 20
81 25; GDtt g.; QDtisffb s SO 10 9 6lar.
taamen $tI E|ssfaanesn q; GisaulDplaa,
stten ST.. a- ."& .aas5.Il' = ;s-@-
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9s0ss > Moteeilnngs
Sobn DeDer u. anbtte' ~ =


&raft eines DefsbB ber Court scr. Com.
mon plies bon Start gauntY, ObiO, erlaI-
fen bsp tbrer april.SiBuna 1856 in ber pbi=
gen Sa6e tperoe teb auf Dwttetaeruns sum
Nettanfs aiebIeteii, al, Der GcnrtbaUStbIre
bslasten @atsntDS auf Moutaa ben 29ten
JnnD oas fclsenbe bsfbrtebens, In betasten,
FSauntD eele9eueQano, t,amlieb: einen1 1belI
oes rbb(fliHfR Wiertele BON Section IS,
Gaunfblp 49, In @dnse 6, anfanaeao an
ber t,orO,peltltd1en ode Der befaater Diertel
9,etlcr, it1 srltrefenb fibll0 so Mutben
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grenIt befagtet BtettsI SectIun, Son ba
Otprb 6 Mutben. gbenfatls bic bfllcbeohIf
te bes fabb(l|sben 9iertsle BON Section 96,
2aanfUtp 10, Mdngs6, entbaltenb 70 Qlfer
nnb IA 0anbestfel etnes Nders. DaEelbe
ipito besfauft irerben, unteriporfen bsm litts
tbuntss9tebt Don gltlabetb 8oysr. ipsIdss
bnrD Werme0un3en ,sao Gren1en ab9elsst
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10 bio 6 1lbr an beiastern Gage. -.
III .9eD. 81. Bsbbt GDeriff.
maD ben 81. 1855. 6bo.s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-12

sci, wehn lie Obns Bysns gNbtisteit tt16l
Ien--ba mir entfdlOGen lino, Bic abbs5abl,
uns 3ta erStDin8en.; ,Ce8balt iDtr botfea,oag
ale bierbsD SntereRirte, t,nfern Munfh ers
fdllen iino rnS Der unan9enebn,en Notbtpens
biafeit isbsrbeben iperoea, ibre gtebnnnsert
ben tetrefeuben Ssanateu aus e giuiantnlunS
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r8eri d lener8tpps
tUiso Gonnenpeife tno beDat 8u16sI pers
tauft. ,.
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oes 8ar3'rfreunbes sefbeben, sreIbe .,n.
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acknowledgements
INST. 2pais plnl9tsa srfabrsh tpp
G0 Die ..ls.
ODttltebt Steaelte.

N%$$sV~~ F~s~% SVSV*NV~
btrmaten beTnott. Gie Fom tri
Ssptember 1888 III NaItimpre an,
un0 foQ I'M BIumtnfat11p 9spcbnt
baden. Gr bittet Daber alle Mtn'
(benfrsnuot,tDelcbe ben iebt9enNufs
entbalt bee befasttn Yerloa spi0sn,
TIN, tlntsr Nors0t oss Strrn 9obal
|Gbrelber In ct. 2oulSi gefaQtglt
|bapcn ~ bsnabr!bt9eu. S
Der ilnter3sisbnte wanibtya4ritbt 8. =
GarI2lngniESn9IeE
|aaS DftnbaD an Wapn, Dec att 25 Julb
bot. Sabrss prn 9remnbafen nasA Qltttssis
fa abtet(ets, uno III gaItlntsrs oelanb.t tR.
gartSpteB,D 6 Son Dftnba0.
MerefIe ypbann Gre, DentfNeS Netel
an ber 2iade bet pratts GraGt.
Der ilntessetdnste tphnf6t Qlnstnnit a.
bsr ben issisen gufsatbalt nno llmaaaes
pcR .:.-:.s. ...... -
y. 81 ettr ". ,
! pser beifsn Srau MlarIa eeb : Dutten'
btoet aus 0oaano sebhrtt9, su esbalteu, BIZ
im Sabse 1917 in Baltimore anfaats spa
rett.n
baltimore, % aIpril 1885.
F. Rodewalh, jun.
| Nc, South Charles Street. -,
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Gbrlftiat Sana In @irtawspprt, ,9ytot,ins
60. psnnfpIbania, fcroett bletonrH ale
Wenfdenfreunoe, Die otee leien tperbeu, auf,
;bn, ipenn lIe es fbnnsn, .. feiner s1Uel.
fer. H
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1ts Geben tSnnsn, t,tt, beren Mtsbslluus an
Sie grpebition be6 BIrserfreanbes, Nerb
gibettp Straft, Baltimore.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-12
NtueO nter!l

q. uno 9. 3. M eguasN I
Jpabea loeben etnpfansen unb isst er0ffs
net, ,eine por5islibegluSpabL y. Der Sabrs'
seit ansetnsfenen b
SNnpsl nno M Dbeipaaren,
.pelde (if beabidtissn su Den r,ieorlsften
aCreitn, fir boar Welo cbst 2anosspYpft
caetesu beffanfen. Sie baltsn fieb iber.
jenst|caB In feinsm GtObr IN Statt @o.5u
biuisFn 4tblnSuaSen psrtaufs sperben
tann.I 1s
GGir waijem gIaA 81
unb Sl eesS aamer,. 70 ipie fir bic
|,neiitet anoeren 2aneeSsg Ssgt5eusnifs, spereen
lie 5u iper 3eit baar @ elo sablen.
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|ftds MOn6tes oHreb gaoten Dosr auf anoe=
|tf Meifs Die iieb inunferer Sbulb mifIen,
|sSetssa toe ~ ibsem eiseueu glusea ban.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-22
Juvenile Concert,
IN ZION CHURCH.

Or Thursday Euening, July 23d.
Under the direction of Mr.. VIM. Nutting,-asssted
by Mr.. III. $. Frieze, on the Organ.
The Concert will consist of the following Selections
PART lst.
l-Organ Voluntary. by II. 5. Frieze.
2-CHoRUs-Songs of Praise the Angels sang
3-CHoRUs-On Zion and on Lebanan.
4-SoNG 81 CHoRus--My God the spring of all my
Joys -IhurSt0n.
5-SoLo--To Jesus the Crown of hope-iShdU.
6--DUETT-Evening Song to the Virgin ;-BrO~n.
PART2d
I--Organ Voluntary, by III. S. Frieze.
2-SoLo & CHoRUs-Come ye disconsolate -
IVebbe.
3-SoLo-Star of the North ;--Shdw.
4-Strike the Cymbal ;-Pueutta.
5-SoLo & CuoRUs-Come freely come.
|7-SoLo & CHoRUs-Hurk! tits the war-ike Clar-
IONIC. J. YeJbe.
AS when the weary traveller gains
S-When we our weary limbs to rest, by III. s
Frieze,
o. Tickets 25 cents, to be had at the Book
Stores of MIR. VIM. Callahan, and at II. g. VIM. A
Barber's Newport July %.
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e6S3 Journal by Frances Anne Kembe vols
by DR. Bird, author of Caayar the Gladiator &c. voS
We have read these volumes through with unwayenng
Interest They ebody the very spirit of the times in which
the story is laid and reproduce the and the scene as
though they living before eyes-N Y american
265 Legends and Stories Of ireand by Samuel Lover
, vols
1896 The Two Friends: novel, by the Countess of Blessing
ton. , vols
263 The Conquest Of Florda by Theodore Irving 2vols
26S Blackboard page from the colonial history of Phi-
delphia. a romance. . vols
26s9 Japhe, in search of Father; tae by Capt Marya
author of Peter Simple, &c. vol.
36l0 Irynss Crayon Miscellany No2-Abbotsor and New
stead Abbey; by Washington Irving, vol
I64l Chances and Changes domestic story BY the author
six Weeks O the Loire = vols
242 Pencil Sketches outlines of Character and Manners
by Miss Leslie Second Series, vol
1855 Narrative of Second Voyage search of Northwest
Passage; aud, OF Residence in the Arctic Regions IN
the years 1922 81 -2-}3 by Sir John Ross Cap
tain in the Royal Navy including the Report of Capt
j. c. Ross and the Discovery ofhe Northern Magnetic
Pole. l vol
26i3 Constantnople and its Environs BY an American
BY Com. Porter 2vols
26ii Horse Shoe Robnson tale of the Tory ascendancy
BY the author of Swallow Barn. , vols
2ii5 The Italian Sketch Book; by an American. l vol
26i6 Outre Mer, Pilgrimage beyond the Sea- 3 vols
267 The Student series of Tales and Essays by T. L. Bull
wer author of Pelham, &c. = vols
Several copies of all NEW WORKS
n IN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-22

An Obstinate Jury A Jury in the city of New
York, lately gave verdict of $1,000 damages in ia
vor of gentleman for a breach of promise of mar
riage by young lady against the charge of the
Judge and in opposition 10 the opinion Of COL Stone
Editor of the Commercial Advcrtiser of that city,
What coming to, when jury shall under
take to decide case for themselves, and in oppo-
sition to the opinion of Col. iStone!!i
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II will be seen by reference TO our advertising
columns that Mr.. Andrews Comedian of the fremont
Theatre, Boston, intends giving concert for the
amusement ofthe Ladies and gentlemen of Newport
-citizens and strangers. Mr.. A. and those assoca-
ted with him in the undertaking well worthy the
patronage ofany community, and we hope and trust
they win receive the support of ours.
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agen, for vending
UORTSON'S HYGEIAN UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES,
for the State Of hereby gives notice. that no other
will be authorized Vcnd said Medicines in tins city
but the accommodation of the public have appointed agents
in different parts Of the Staead to guard the public against
mpoos they may be assured that should any medicines be
offered sale in State purpong bo Morisons Hygoi
Uniocrat Medicines by except myself ormy au
horzed agents. that they will be councriclts.
| SAMUEL YOUNG, No. l07, Wcsminshr-sireet
| Feb. %, 1886.
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The President-A rumor was circulated in this
city on Friday and Saturday last that General Jack
son lying very i'll al the Rip Raps, having been
attacked with paralysis This happily turned out
to be erroneous, though 1t was not altogether with
out foundation, the President had experienced a
slight indisposon for day two after his arrival
at the Rip Raps. As whatever relates to our vener-
able Chief Magistrate possesses strong interest for
the people of the United States, we copy the follow
ing letter from the Journal of Commerce of this
morning. whig paper.-N I. Post.
old Point Comfort, Jaly 8, 1885
have Just returned from vsite to the President,
who is at the Rip Raps. Yesterday he was unwell,
and declined receiving the officers of the garrison
To-day he looked very well, and received company.
He occupied small temporary shlntee, built on an
elevated point of the Rip Raps, enclosed except in
front and rear. These ends were left open to ad-
NIT the air from the sea. l found him seated under
it in rocking chair, smoking small porcelain pipe,
and apparently free of all and trouble. Upon
a small pine table near him were few newspapers,
which delivered him by Mr.. Francis Blair.
The only furniture of his pine board building was
two benches, set along the side of it, and small
wooden portable seat. The whole appeared to be
newly made, the boads being plain and rough. A
spy-gloss was attached to of the perpendicular
posts forming the rear of the building through which
he occasionally looked, viewing Old Point and the
vessels in Hampton Roads. | could not but admire
his calm, unruled look, and the and graceful
ness with which he received the strangers who Wis
tied him. Upon being told that the Chief Justice
was dead, he merely observed that he had expected
it for several days, and spoke of him afterwards as
possessing great deal offortitude The President,
though quite dgniied in his department, OCCASION
ally exhibited some playfuuess of manner, and
when young lady, namesake of Governor Dick
enson (Secretary of the Navy presented to
him, paid some compliment to her beauty, and cal
ling the Governor to him, and smiling, said he must
adopt her.
When about to leave the President, he mentioned
that there better way down than the one we
had climbed get to him, and he took his hat and
pipe and walked along before us sometimes on
single plank, until all had descended through the
dwelling to the floor of the Rip Raps, and standing
there, he most cordially shook his visitors by the
hand, and they departed for the barge.
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Newport, July 7 1885.
A CARD.

TENHE Subscriber would inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
L. OfNewpor and vicinity that he has taken and fitted up
for their accommodation the No 137 Thamessree
where he intends the peumery and hair dressing
business and hopes by the good order of his establishment
strict attention TO his business merit share of the public pat
ronage Gentlemen informed that New FORK daily and 9th
papers will be furnished for their accommodation. Ladies
har cut IN separate apartment entrance the South door
u No pains will be spared TO introduce the latest mode OF
cutting and dressing The least favor will be gratefully
knowledged and all orders executed with punctuaity
JOHN REMOND.
N. b. Just received supply of Perfumery, Curls &c.
which he offers for sale the reasonable terms
Jnly 9TH If.
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FOR SALE At AUCTION.

AN Friday next the oath of July o'clock p. (f not
~ previously sold at private sae small building standing
the end Of the beach the Of Mddetown about
by II feet suitable for house Of refreshments people
visiting the beach For further particulars Inspection of
the building apply to the subscriber. c. C. CARD.
July %. lw
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MORRISONS HYGETAN
Von.t,aI, TL,,,,crs1J 1Te,J,r;,e


VUNHIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young having
given of his conviction in the Iygemn Theory
of Physiology as developed by tho British College of Health
ondon and having furnished the necessary security against
countcres is appointed Sole Agen, for vending the
HYGEIiN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND PUBLfC1IIONS,
In and for the State Of Rhode-Island.
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day OF January,
1888 set my hand ii. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeiaa Agent for the Y. s. Of
america, Smith-Street, Brooklyn, l.. L.
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CONCERT! !!

The Ladies and Gentlemen of Newport and its
vicinity respectfully informed that
CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC
VIII be given at the Masonic HALL, this evening
BY Mrs. q. ANDREWS,
Mss A. WOODWARD,
Ma. @. ANDREWS,
Comedian of the fremont Theatre Boston)
Mr. II. Conner,
Composer and Director of Music at the fremont
Theatre.
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MARRIED.

In this Wednesday evening last by the Rev Mr.
Damont, Mr. James II. Newton to Miss Betsey Hammet
daughter of Mr.. John L. Hanmett
On Sunday Evening last, by Rev. Mr. Bowling, Mr. Russell
Core Miss Hannah Simmone daughter Of the late Mr. Ed
ward Simmons Of this town.
DIED,
At SouhKingstown Tuesday last Mr. Edward Harry a
soldier Of the Revolution, aged 76 years.
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This is certify that have appointed the following gentle
omn Agents for vending Monsons llygcian Universal
Medicines in this State wit Mr. Reucl H. Baker of War
ren MIR David Melville of Newport Mosss George Hammond
81 Co Wckord-Mr Jefferson l. Kimball, Coventry james
H. Pearce in EaGreenwicb, and George Rckard Woonsoc
ket SAML lOUN1.
Feb %, 1884
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Al TOrn meeting holden Ncwport June 5sh 1927

AZ 7'own meeting holden Newport Jnne 5th 1927 !
The COMMITTEES appointed the 26h March last 10 take into
consideration the situation Of the common burial ground and
draft regulations respecting the made their report which
read and adopted and is as follows:
To the torn Of N0wpOrt, IN torn meeting dsstmbted.
The undersigned appontdd by the town enquire
the subsstns practice relation fencing portions Of
bury ground by families for their exclusive
Respectfully report That they have attended TO the duty
affixed hem and find that the existing town0ws deyove theS
control and regulation of the subject the Council and that
under this authority they have passed sauary regulations
which duly attended would have rendered this nvesgato
unnecessary.
appears that perhaps knowing how where apply
authority individuals have fenced in for their families suchI
portions Of the ground they opght ample Tor ten consult
ung their actual possible number and their sympaes
the moment and thus instances have evidently appro
pratod much ,orge space for under the present puctce n
short me all the part of the ground $50 caedy
would be enclosed by fences and still unoccuped Your
ee therefore recommend That for the future family be-
permitted TO enclose space exceeding feet by fifteen feet
that to say feet wide and fifteen long equal area
and that application shall be made the President Of the TOWN.
Council who shall direct the Town Sergeant to lay the
ground shall occasion the possible waste consistent
order and convenience, and that enclosures which have BEEN
made without legal authority nd which exceed the above de-
scrbcd limits shall and may be reduced those dimcnofs
whenever in the opinion of the Town Council tho public inter
est requires Your Committee beg leave also to suggest the
Of excluding Cows from burial ground
annoyance funerals and by tramping made
aud tearing the sod wound the feelings of the friends
Sno. T% W: ENas EHFEDHoS Committee.
True COpy,-Unness
B. b. ROWLAND, Torn Clerk.
At T'own Council hol,icn Newport June 10, 1885,
Ordered that the regulations relative the Common Burial
Ground be published three weeks in tho RhOdei itand EnbE
o for the Information Of the inhabitants and they required
10 conform thereto. by order
D. b. ROWLAND, Coanca Clerk
June IL, tw.