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The herald., 1837-03-17

The cohache ef,ctnaly aud permanently cur.
with gDd, cement, &c operation what
ever Of Dr amahs celebfated Anti Odonalglc L.
seur Macy e and gentlemen o have been affected with
tent and found other 10 fail
been eectaay cured by this discovery The person who
wishes make this f the benefit the public has been
ecctaay aud had relapse for the last five
The numbers cured by this discovery tic lat two
incredible Lat the tender the teeth
dccayed. they s short time become capable ofRa
fieation aud free from pain for life.
Thesc where the pain Is
oceasoned by the soth ard of
They effect present
dcadcn the eecuay FENDER incapable
of feeling. -
Tor ale who esae retail by r. saads o Full
William Mna 4 Gasle, of Dey and Brcad
And retail by j. B Nones, su Broadway, doors above
keeckcrst
W. Howell, corner Canal and Hudson sts
r. ". Austin. As CanniHest
Bunots CclnIca Hail. IS Sxth Avenue nearly opposite Ami
a. &c. &c Puce ms.ln
The herald., 1837-03-17

lDILESI PILESt l-Df Hales Pile tiwcrt e posI-
for the lies in three days time Sold hy D. w. Hart,
Of Ch smte ST. and Broadway j. Syms cof = nwgy an
xslkerst. fDsmT
The herald., 1837-03-17

u coNcENTKATID-Fcr puniS ing the blood isms.ins
;T ,ss s % Ps.e & s a ne
nor. certain way ofssmsns general auras the
s.a ss Ss,ss
a %esd is !" s.s xhs. SS~Si.sd
with wa @ iss e. ,s s. p.,son. at a.y
sa"a s ' L %ss .s sifS s
aa am Ssa. aa Sss taken
Pleiare sold wholesale and reS By me subscriber at
shs 6eWs'' Medicine store go b0~s New y0S BADEAu
nOCT. JACKsON's PAIENT yEGETA-
These Baths ae MI whaw, whose
the Shs snS yfBer 30 ss
I S 81 % sa e. CT II e hss
vapo The effects q nercury from the sysie
i .ss "ad and sS's 10th he
nacho he digestive organs. anScurs dysnepsa and ts rse
The pea ing scoiuoas chronic ulcers and hea
tic pains and feelings from ns & MI iss sn
any other hitherto ustdAso, oil kinds OF eptive dis
suptons &c besides cyes exhaustion iatgse raises
The spirits ranqzes nervous natoa and increases the
the truth ofese assertions DR. appeals witL confidence
the hundreds who tested their power These
baths believed be the eny operation this
thatthey bear resemblance whatever to those the
Visitors can have bath al any o'clock to half
M and ~ @ 9m to nss u ~ the eye female
he day al No is Ann street da7S
A CARD TO INXALIDs.s. 2. RICHARDSON NJ
pccy announce T. the cz rs Of New York and i.
that he be consult on all diseases incident the human
frame, AT his ofhce
r. has pfactised extensively Lowell the last
five and will refer patients Gf s'c 10 pro-
parts States and the British Provinces who
have been cured by his improved method of administering eef
chronic which na different T., from what has hitherto
the sy TEN while eradicating disease.
Medicine without principles an humble art and degrading
The advantages DR. has possessed of acquiring knowledge
practice ih his ah. who has been by any from Ibis
have been than generally falls the lot Rd
vdual
Symptoms compa dsagreeabe feeling
in the head unpleasant taste he mouth appetite sometimes
antness, unusual in Of he
attended with sbo OF brea wandering bowels
anchoy and detected Dyspe1ics perceive great difference
some days and even hours IL heir feelings.
Patients who clnno attend reasonably upon Dr. r., can by
sending particular statement Of heir have diciac sent to
them.
Vegetable Medicines, believing them be .f and
safe especially for nvaIids Of dc than the
those ko hare injured their constitutions by usg aver
ed nostums will lind ihese very much hen fitted by, btan
will exceed 81 for medc le Persons
low cIrcamstnc nl be bea considered Office No Chat
ham st opoe the parkoce open from to and from hall
ast2ts o clock, Sundays cxcertcd.l m6 -2ws
TN0 0FENALES.-Niad.G Gar,lon's Specific Leuconhpa.
or Ws'". from Paris with rections IN EHg sh translated
the atve compla mt SO byJ Hart Of and
chambcrs ST. }. syme corner OF Bowefy and alkcrs ST.
IlR. VAN lambert FEMALE RENovATING
- PILLS-Fm Germany An eectua remedy for Suppression
and regular n They be during preg
nancy, they would produce abortion sold by j. Hart
Broadway ans Chambers ST s. ofBoweIy and
walkers. fsO3m'
MEDICAL AID.-Dr. GLOVER is consulted confden-
l TALLY usual during he day and He devotes his
afflicted Wi and deporabe ond such
battle the skill Of the may aprly With confidence
The herald., 1837-03-17

us- No ONE u so FOOLISH suppose for a
that live vi hou' any than tree could derive
Butmen, fr,m the alone. the soil Camclcons may
live though s well known such nli ~ living
sccs Az therefore kHow that what put stomach
which t. live We over our bodc. from the so.
sc IL on three y i've mte over our bodies entirely
Thus what part ofus today abou ely not par, ous toor
Tke esecreiions such Precipitation other ,-acaons
continually make bodies waste and from THE SToM
ACH that supply this waste, ~ 10 do 10 make our
bodies ultimately healthy. y o prevent unhealthy PARTICLES nom
mixing with IN blood Purguton does this Us the mar
sat We We employ contains nothing which will weaken OF do
BgANDRETHs PILLS,
for ts rurre viii found a that required Thousands bless
the DAY which made them acquainted with ihs' virtues Rcmcn.
l~ o r Il =, has them yr sacaad becare, bcsore ~
conerfeifst Atis7 Hudson spruce ST. and Q5s Bowe
between Pducean9 ss the GENUINE MEDICINE \
CERTAIN 70 BE OBTAINED. fl7-im
The herald., 1837-03-17
4 ANTI.CONSUMPTION SPECIFIe SYRUP

n This celebrated and invaluable PREPARATION made by DR.
Chaert strongly recommended who preds
posed consumption and other local and chronic diseases Of
the heart and sngs matter how
standing II mas already attained the highest estimation of the
respectable members the faculty well ofths country
Of England and Fanceand therefore, be prescribed with
confidence and safety all persons who labor under
affections il is intended To remove.
No 322 Broadway. January I5tt, 1887. On
The herald., 1837-03-17

plcasa iness e,ped ou, and certainty infinitely
pcro ethcr medicine, Tor the N IrC dsso
IAN operation that has failed ruy instance
whatever Of cuay curing that disae y disorSer
night by applcat only though Piled thousands
IN United states l,doe not contain the least rsrtce e Mer
cry be applied with the SAFETY 70 the mot ac
cate lady during th cnderest nan One box
for rerson, and divided two chdn For sne
4 hx
The herald., 1837-03-17

JAMES DNYSDALE. VETERINARY SURGEON
late of the Liberty and Wasngton streets hos moved
to Fifth street No 2e near the bowey where he has Veterinary
lnErmay with all its adurcs nchdDg forge fer Ecrse shoeng,
where The work done the mast approved principles
by ady and sbgng Horses lame
other Affections Of the et warranted sound e ens shed
above His horse shoes received premium at e Fairs
ot the American Institute.
JAMES DRYSDALE vetern nary Surgeon.
Price Of ShoeiagFOr 4Temoyes 81. CENTS Shoes
pnT barshoes, 81 75 js3mr
IAoCTUk CAKPENTkE'S PECK SLIP DispENsAKY
~ No T. PeckSiIp FIRST door below Pearstreet. date DR.
The herald., 1837-03-17

INA. HAMILTON. surgeon Of long siardine. and n
W pupil o the first colleges I anatomy and The theory
and pastce Of physC and SURGERY ~ Europe las moved no
the uou~c No o5 John street at The II Pearl street,
where be consulted dIseHse incidental human
nature term n deltcae ndcit ie. The
vcnsra cured Of
eygry description ia time proporoned
,,rn III nj hopsS. m
The herald., 1837-03-17

Broadway as Chambers S, ofBowery and
Walkers fs03ms
MEDICAL AID.-Dr. GLOVER is consulted confden-
I TALLY during the day and He devotes his
select branch Of tie profession where those
afflicted and deporabc snd such have
battle the skill Of the nay apny with confidence
ica Phae a and has with the ad
yesur Quacks Of he day Office No. Ann Broadway
third from the Museum Lamp
N,o yaoor
The herald., 1837-03-17
nArENT INIPROYED MOTIES, CApSIr

~ Rerueno the British Army Royal college
of LordoB and Edinburgh and msb, ro the Med
cal College continues vt odrec hs
I, the treatment Ofthe following diseases, viz
venera in all its various siases Cono'a structures rra
ton bladder and at! diseases arising
abuse o mercury efdefanec1ent ote funds
AL &C Persons who have injured themselves by secret
habit invited ts call L~ had
the Of once, ais rui,oa
Erpgu uWteh
The herald., 1837-03-17

IL Tr Hunter o
Gottcnbcrg the disease dsarmea rrren
single bottle Of this inabe remedy proved
in the most The prompt
aecisys IN us ct ec and requires hut few days and frequently
but few hours particle Of dist tm
In its ration be said to like without
after i'll hacyer
with perfect safety, without gard
stances or situation any respect to diet Price 81 bottle
warranted any sold snIy No Division
by j. LEvlSON Agent. All all be strictly cop-
dena The medicines be ckaneda ether place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
Moons last quar-. 9Th, 2h. l3m. aft.

CIRCULAR.-The Executive Committee
of the Rhode Island State Temperance Socie-
ty, have, by particular request, appointed n
special meeting of said Society, to be held AT
Newport, on Thursday, the 9TH day Of May
next, at 10 o'clock A. N.
As the objects for which the meeting will
he convened, arc of nature interesting to all
who feel the importance Of n successful pros
ecution Of the Temperance Reformation,eve
~ Society in the State is earnestly requested
to send n delegation from its body.
The friends of Temperance generally are
invited 10 attend. w. 8. BALCH,
Corresponding Secretary Of tho X. l.S'ate
Temperance Society.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
NOTICE..

A SCHOOL will be opened in Little
"A Compton on tho first Monday in May
next. for the admission of young Ladies. nm
der the superintendence of Miss lIANNAH =.
RICHMOND. Instruction will be afforded in
all the branches OF u common English educa-
ton.
Board in respectable families and near the
School, can be had for 81 so per week, wash
ing included.
Tuition per quarter $500.
No persons acquainted with Little Comp
ton, need be told that it is a healthy md
pleasant place, and possesses every ndvan-
tagc necessary to render it a desirable loca-
ton for School. No pains will be spared
to promote the moral, rs well as intellectual
Improvement af the pupils.
A commodions house is being erected, and
will be in readiness at the opening Of the
School.
Those wishing 10 enter the School, will be
directed to suitable boarding places on ap
pication to the subscriber.
]. B. RICHMOND.
reference to Borden Wood, Esq. of New
port, for any further particulars.
Little Compton, April Is, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

The CuRRENcY-It has heen supposcd,wo
dare say, very honestly, by some men, that
the currency of the country and its immense
exchanges, could be as well managed by the
State Banks alone. ms by them in conn"xion
with great National Institution. General
Jackson thought the state Of ih' currency
could cvon be made hotter nv the destruction
of the United States Bank. The present state
of our alfiirs ia well worthy of the serious
consideration of men who hold such opinions.
1t has become absolutely impossible to make
the transfers Of funds from one part of the
country to another, which arc indispensable
to the proper regulation of trade. Small
pums may be managed bn. large onos cannot
be. Vast amounts of notes and bills, paya-
bile in distant places, which were deposited
in our city banks for collection, and matnred
80 long o,that the fact Of their having been
paid has becn known here for weeks, are not
yet passed to the credit Of the owners, for the
collecting banks have not been able to real
ize the proceeds All they can do, is.to give
the owner a check for the funds on the dis
tant banks where they lie, and go place him
hack again Just whore he was before the op-
Grafton commenced. The banks, we under
stand, have now declined taking drafts for
collection on some places at the South and
West, on nny terms. We do not think the
System Of exchanges would ever be in this
state of absolute im,noveability If we had n
properly constructed national Bank. The
efforts Of State Banks have failed before our
eyes. The fact is demonstrated by expert.
ence, that under certain circumstances, they
cannot transmit fm!hs. But surely in such a
community ms this, il is Indispensable that
there should be somo machinery, through
whose agency funds may he collected and
transmitted from one part Of the country to
another. Such an institution must be strong
and truly national; and we hope the preiu
dces which have filed the community against
National Bank, bu, which have all growr
ont of the wretched policy Of making the re
ncwal fthc charter of the late bank politi
cal question, will now he rclnqnisled, ant
the policy which has already bccn thrice
adopted and thrice rejected, will once mor'
be adopted and put into practical operation
upon such principles of moderation as shal
ensure its Permancncy.-(N y Jom. Of Com
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
Neac Supply Of China, Glass &
CrOCkery Ware,

VUsT received and for sale at No. 90 I.2
- Thamcs-st. Among which are China
ten sets, mugs, bowls, vases, &c. also, blue,
pcncied, pink and black printed teas and cof-
fess-A pint, pint, quart and gallon bowls
plates Of all sizes and colors-tea pots-su-
gar and cream pots-pitchcrs of all sizes and
colors--mugs-b and penciled, covered
chambers-c and yellow stone do.-com-
mon cups and sauccrs-ewers and basins all
colors-soap and brush spittoons-- ba-
kers nnppies and dishes-sonp and sauce tu-
reens-toy mugs, tubs and pitchers, cups,
plates, &c.
! Glass Ware-such as lamps Of all kinds
and prices, salts, pepper and castor bottles,
lamp glasses of all kinds, glass Jars of al! siz-
es, plates, tumblers. wine glasses, birds foun-
tains and boxes, cup plates, &c. &c.
! Stone Ware-bottles, jugs, pots, pans, ba-
sins, inkstands, milk pans, &c. Call Mt
CHARLES N. TILLEY'S,
opposite the sign of the
April 20. Good Samaritan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
JOHN HORSWELL,

HIS Remored from the Store Of Mrs. TO,cn-
send to his o,c,,, No l6l l-2 Thames street,
n.Jtw doors North,
WurRE he will continue to carry on the
w TAILORING BUSINESS, in all it,
branches. lie will endeavor to supply the
wants-gratty the wishes, and even whims,
of those who may feel disposed to employ him.
He has on hand an extensive assortment
of Broadclotls, Cassimc-es, Buckskins, Vest
ings, Stocks, Shirts, Bosoms, collars, Hosie-
ry, gloves, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
| A choice lot of Bendy .Maic Clothing, com
prlsing every garment suitable for sea-tarinG
men.-Also Gentlemcn's Supcrfne coats
pantaloons, vests, &c. &c. and will sell then
on az reasonable terms rs can be purchased
elsewhere.
Newport, April 20, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
LOST OR MISCARRIED.

A LETTER was placed by William H..
"A Loving, Esq. in the Post Office at
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or about the 27tl,
May, 1886, directed to the subscriber at New
port, r. Island containing the left hand halves
of Five One Hundred Dollar notes of the
Bank Of the United States, dated and num-
bered as follows:-
One for 81 90, l.. I. dated I4th March, 1929 or
1927, payable at st. Louis.
One for 90, q. 1874, dated sth June, 1882,
payable at Natchez.
One for 81 90, N. 2i2, dated goth Dec. 1881
payable at Natchez.
One for 81 90, N. 52s, dated Sd April, 1882,
payable at Nashville.
One for 81 90, =. 57I, dated lst May, 1885,
payable at Mobile.
Said Letter has never reached its dcstina
tion.-All persons are cautioned against re-
ceiving the above described notes, ss nppli-
cation will be made to the Bank by the sub
scriber, to whom they belong, for payment
DANIEL TISDALE.
Newport, r. |. April 90. 1S37.-3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
fFrom tho Army Chronicle.

We ar" requested by General Macomb to
state that Captain Samuel Cooper. Of tn" 4th
regiment of artillery. is the author Of the
"Svstrm of Tactics and Regulations for the
Militia"
General Macomb deems it proper that this
statement should he made, because the au-
ihorship of that work has been attributed to
him in several Of the newspapers. General
Macomb having long seen the wnnt of n
system to regulate the militia, had it for some
time in contemplation to prepare one, but
believing Captain Cooper, who was his aid
dc camp, exceedingly well qualified, both by
practical and scientific requirements, to pre-
pare the work, urged on him the task, which
he has performed, as it is soon, with great
nhility. General Macomb took great interest
in the progress Of the work, consulted with
and offered suggestions to Captain Cooper as
to the plan Of proceedings; and il being SC
far produced under his sanction and name, as
shown in tho title page Of the book, has led
together with the publications above alluded
to, to the impression that he was the author
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

O. Sea Seypeni.-Capt. McKown, of the ship
Havre, which arrived at New Orleans on the
81 inst. from Ilavre, makes the following re-
port respecting the Sea Srrpcnt:-Feb. 10,
lat. IS 80, long. 2i 05 w, at noon, saw some.
thing very singular in the water, about 100
feet from the ship, and as it approached, DIS
covered that it wns a snake'-its head, which
was shaped similar to that of flying ish,nnd
its body entirely round, and OF the size ol
sition to the ships side, and Of grcyish col
or. sppcarcd to be between four and five hun
drsd feet long. The day was perfectly calm
and the whole ship, companyl2S in number
had fair Wow of this monster Of the doep to'
the space Of haTf an hour, when he gradually
left the ship; his motions in doing whlch,were
similar to those of series Of barrels,ot eqnn
distances from each other in direct linc,rol
ling in the water.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

The Boston Advocate of Monday says.
more failures Of large amount took place in
this city on Saturday. 1t was in truth blue
day for money, as severe as has ever been
Witnessed in this city.
The ladies' throngcd Washington street,
and the men State street. tho first to spend
money and the latter to get it by rs gentle a
shave as possible.
Two per cent month was paid on post
notes Of six months, Of the first quality, and
two and half on those not so prime.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
Administrators Sale.

on MONDAY, sh of.M.1Y NEXT,
al III o'clock "A. W. riH be soid at public aue-
tion, on the premises,
A LII the right, title and interest which Ed
L Amund Winchester, late Of Newport, ma
riner, dec. had at the time of his death in and
tn certain Lot Of Land in said Newport.
with the Dwelling House and other I,uiIdinps
thereon standing, bounded Ensterly on Third
street fifty feet; westerly on Lot No. 1l2 fifty
feet; Northcrly on Lot No. IlS one hundred
feet, and Southcrly on Lot No. II6 one hun
dred feet. Conditions at the sale.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, .1d,1r..
on Est. Edmund Winchester-
Newport, April 6, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

RELATIONS BETWEEN TIE MExicANs AND
THE u. STATES BROKES OrF.-The Nation
al Tntelligencer now states positively that the
Mexican Charge dc Affaircs has received or
ders to suspend Immediately, all intercourse
with the Cabinet at Washington. Taking
this in connection with the blockade Of Tex
as and the Indignation expressed in the Mex
lean capital, at the receipt Of Gen. Jackson's
Message, recommending, contingen,ly, let
ters of reprsals, we should imagine we were
on the eve of a war with Mexico. Unfortn-
nntcly. however, this miserable distracted.
and priest-ridden country, impoverished with
all her gold mines, is the prey to eternal civ
il wars, and at this moment in a revolution.-
Gen. Santa Anna, ifrcstored. and faithful tn
his pledges, may yet save Mexico. and be
the libcrn.or, instond Of conQucror, az he
wished to he of Tcyas.-[.Ntc York Ere.
Star.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
MARINE ~
LIST MIS
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

SUNDAY, l6-0rr. sch Eliza Ann, Gates, 4
days from Machias for Stonington.
Schr. Commerce, Theodore. from Trinidad
vim. N. Y. for Wiscasset. Sail y Hope, Croweli.
from Boston for Prov; Banner, Joy, from do for
Albany; Olive. Phillips. from Taunton for N. ";
Statesman, Bohbing, from Marblehend for do.
Doris, Thorndike, from Camden for do. sloop
Fame, Folger, from Nantucket.
MONDAY, liar. brig Ann, Wish, from
Nassau, N. +. for Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
4 he has been appointed Guardian to the
persons and estates of Martha G. and Cathe-
rine Weaver, minors of fourteen years ofage
and upwards, and daughters of Solomon G.
Weaver, deceased, and has given bond ac-
cording to law, and he hereby calls upon all
persons having demands against said wards,
to exhibit them to him within six months
from the date hereof, and those indebted to
make immediate payment, to
II. b. CRANsToN, Guardian.
Newport, April IL, lS37.-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
NEW STOCK
i 90 II S g. S II 0 Z S.
BENJAMIN MARSH, JR.

No I3S, 7knnes -sfreef.
II AS inst received large supply Of the
H above articles of about every description
and price, among which are-Ladies French
Shoes, first quality, Imported Ladies' kid,
morocco, lasting, and Denmark Satin SHOES
Also, Gentlcmen's fine BOWrS-moroc-
co and kid dress pumps-Misscs and chill
dren's morocco, Mid and leather do.-Also q
large quantity of Ladies low priced Shoes,
and about every article usually called for in
Shoe Store-all Of which can be purchased
as low Ms at any other Store in Newport.
! N. B.-Boots and Shoes Of every kind
made to order in the best manner and war
ran,ed to fl; and particular attention paid to
repairing. Aprll q, 1857.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

TIKI Tdilors done oper.-A master tailor Of
Amsterdam, named Wclland, German by
birth. has invented machine which performs
the task Of sowing a garment as well as II
can be done by the hand. The King Of IIol.
land has presented him with ono hundred
ducats, but the taors have vowed vengeance
against him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

The sch. Sarah Francis, Gibbs, Of Sand
wich, was completely upset, in squali yes
terday morning, on her passage out, off Bea-
yer Tail Light.-All on board were saved by
n Block Island boat-and the sch. afterwards
towed into this port by the Revenue Gutter
which was promptly despatched to her assist
ance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
NOTICE.

A monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Temperance Society, will he holden in the
school. room in Marlborough-strect, few
doors east Of tho Methodist Chapel, on Mon.
day evening next. at half past 2 o'clock. a
punctual attendance of every member is re-
qucstcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

FRoM FLoRIDA.-A passenger on board
tho steamboat Forester, from Black Creek
at Savannah on the 10Th inst, brought intel
iigence from the army to the 5th. He re-
ported, on the authority. as he said, of Abra-
ham, who wns at Fort Dadc, that Micanory.
Jumper. Philip and Po,cdl had set off for
Tampa Bay on the Sd. Cloud and Alligator
were Mt Tampa, waiting to embark, and Ii
gertnil with his men was at Fort Armstrong.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
NOTICE.

The quarterly meeting Of tho First BAPTIST
Temperanee Soeifty, will be held at snid
Church, To-morrow erening at which tune, n
Lecture on Temperance will be delivered by Mr..
VIM. l.. DENNIS.
Newport, April 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

THNflE Female Department of the PUBLIC
l. ScHooL, under the superintendent of
Miss loRD, will be opened for the reception
Of scholars, on Monday, the oath install
children desiring admission, are requested 10
make application to the School Committee.
GEO. G. KING, Sec'ry.
Newport, April 90