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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

Signs in Keniucky.-The Louisville Jour
nal ,ays:-"Major Phelps and Judge Trinble,
the two Van Buren, candidates for Congress
in Col. Johnson's district, both avow tbcm-
selves in favor of a National Bank. Mr..
Vanmetrr. the Van Buren candidate in Mr..
Calhoun's district makes a similar avownl.-
We are not aware TINT there is single Van
Buren, candidate in Kentucky who does not
sdmt HAT Bank is Indispensable. What a
satire upon the whole course of the party
during the last seven years!"-.Naf. InieN.
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MINIATURE PAINTING

NJ X. STURGEON having removed from
Ava town to the Cottage on the beach, begs
leave to inform the inhabitants Of Newport,
and visitors, that specimens may be seen at
Bellevue house and at the Co,lsge, where
sittings are taken.
Terms, from SO to $50 dolls. each Nina.
turc. Price depending on the size Of the
picture.
July 6, 1897.
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TExAs.-lt is reported that the town Of
Nashville, Texas, has been taken and sucked
Ly the Camanche Indians. Their warriors
are computed at the enormous number Of
5000, Of whom 5000 are now occupied in
devastating the Texan frontiers, led on by
painted white men, dissatisfied with the Tex
an government.
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NOTICE-COAL.

I'm consequence Of a reduction in the price Of
Il freights, the subscriber reduces hi. price on
Coal conlorinable thereto. tie now sells at Ss,-
80 for 224O lbs. aud invites those who have paid
a higher price to him for their Coal, to call and
he will refund the difference, as previously stipu-
lated. GEO. KNOWLES.
Newport, June 20, 1887.
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Commodore Barron has asked to be reliev
ed from the command of the Navy Yard n
Philadelphia, and his request complied with
to take effect on the lst July. a successor
has not yet been ordered.
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Assessors Notice.

~ Office is hereby given, that the subscri.
~ berS were appointed in legal Town
Meeting, holden on the sixth day of June
last, to assess tax of Eight Thousand Dol
lars on the raieable property in the town of
Newport, to be collected and paid into the
Town Treasury on or before the first day of
December ncxt.-We therefore call upon all
persons interested, to give in to either Of US
a list OF fhcr raleable Estates under oath, on
or before the 2Jth day of July instant.
The Assessors particularly request all those
persons who have heretofore complained that
they are ovcrrated, to pay attention and com.
ply with this request, which if they omit to
do, the assessors will proceed to the best of
their Judgment, and hope those who may
fee! aggricved will not complain Of their own
neglect.
$::::; $:::::s; S:::: : e.; ;!;:,s S::::.
Newport, July 18th, 1887.
The Mercury and K. |. Republican will
insert the above.
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WHALE SHIPs.
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

TIlE subscriber having been appointed by
u the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town
Of Newport, Guardian TO the person and es.
tate Of Thomas Chapman, Of said Newport,
hereby requests all persons having claims
against said Chapman, to present them with.
in six months from the date hereof for ad-
,justment, and all indebted to him TO make
lpaymen, to p. p. REMINGTON, Guardian.
Newport, July 5, 1897.
I" ANTED IMMEDIATELY hind and
w eficien, NURSE. Enquire At the Thom-
sonan In6rn,ary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

The Boston papers say that Patrick Mahony OF
Mcmahon, the hoy sentenced to be hung, for
burning the Cambridge Alms. House. hns had his
sentence ~ommu,ed, by the Governor aud Coun-
Gil, Of Massachusetts to imprisonment for lie IN
the States Prison.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

A LETTER was placed by William IT.
Loving, Esq. in the Post Office ut
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or about the 9Th
May. lS36, directed TO the subscriber st New
port. II. Island, containing the isft hand halves
Of Five One Hundred Dollar notes Of the
Bank of the United States, dated and num-
bcrcd as foows:-
One for 500, l.. I. dated 10Th March, 1929 or
1927, payable at ST louis
One for 800, q. 1874, dated sth June, 1882.
pay able at Natchez.
One for Sl00, N. 2I2, dated goth Dec. 1881,
PAYABLE al Natchez.
One for 800. N. 52s, dated 81 April, 1882,
payable at Nashville.
One for 500, p. 57i, dated ist May. 1896.
payable at Mobile.
Said Letter has never reached its destina-
tion.-All persons nre cau,ioned against re-
ceving the above described notes. ~ appi-
cation will be made to the Bank by the sub
scrbcr, to whom thcv belong, for payment.
DANIEL. TISDALE.
Newport, r. !. April 20, 1S37.-3m.
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MORE PRIZES.

AT THE OLD OFFICE.
In School Fund No. "a, Nos. 8 40 81
came up prize Of Five Hundred Dollars, and
was sold at the Old Office, to gentleman on
this Island.
This Day, July l3.
Class sS, ~ nos. ! | ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets S}.
Friday, July II,
Class 80, 72 nos. II ballots, Capital $l2, 900,
Tickets 81.
Saturday, July Is,
Class 80, ~ nos. IL ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets SO.
Parts or whoes to be had in great variety
at the Old Office.
J. O. SHAW.
July 13.
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Court of Probate, .Vemporf, July 3, 1897.

A ppLIcATIoN was made for an administra-
IA tor to be appointed on the estate OF Pcleg
Burroughs late Of Newport, Mariner, deceased. l..
II is ordered, that the same be received aud
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the State House in
Newport,on the first Monday in August next,
at y o'clock a. m. and that previous notice
be given by publishing a copy of this order
three several times in the Herald efthe Times,
Tor all persons Interested to appear o, said
time and place and be heard.
A true copy--witness:
B. b. IlowLANp, Pro. elk.
July I3
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The Globe contains copies Of the Treaties
Of Amity and Commerce, concluded between
the Government of the United States and
those Of Siam and Muscat, with the Presi-
dents proclamations, declaring the same to
have been duly ratified and exchanged, and
now in force.
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sent there. Now. no one knows better than
the Editor Of that paper, (for he has lived in
this town, and been member Of the Assem-
bly, hirnself) that Mr.. Craiision has been re-
pcatrdy urged to stand for Representative,
by his Wing fellow citizens of this place and
that u" time can be named, since he arrived
AT manhood. when they would not have been
proud to have elected him to n seat in the
House, had his situation and occupations per.
mitted him to accept it.
In May, 1878, Mr.. Cranston, then very
young man, was elected High Sheriff of this
county, and continued to be annually elected
10 that office (for no one ever filed it more
acceptably and ably) until 1897, when he was
appointed Postmaster Of Newport, under the
pure and upright administration of that De-
psrtn'ent by JOHN MclEAS. Sir. C. carried
his old reputation and character into the
Post Office, and was the most popular and
efficient head of that establishment we ever
had in this place.
In 1888, by the force Of party intrigue. and
to the regret Of many honest well wishers Of
the administration, Mr.. C. was removed from
the Post Office to make way for the present
incumbent. Mr.. II. X. Carr. From 1918 there
fore to 1893, the Offices he held disqualified
him for the embly-Sheriffs not being ell
igible as incmber., md the law of this State
very properly prohibiting Postmasters and
other u. s. ofiicc-holdcrs, from seats in either
House. Since his removal from office, Mr..
Cranston has been industriously employed in
this town, in respectable situations requiring
his whole time and attention, and necessarily
precuding him from the public employment,
which his friends and townstnen would have
most cleerfully conferred on him.
The Editor of the Herald is a man Of too
much discernment himself, and too well ac-
quaintcd with our candidate, not to have long
ago been awure, that, if strong practical
understanding, disciplined in business, and
familiar with the duties Of public life, united
to spirit that never Quailed before difficult
ties, and which led its owner straight forward
in the pat! Of principlc-nre qualifications
for Congress-then X. B. CnANsroS is the
nan, if party considerations could be set
aside and he could speak out his mind freely,
which that Editor himse!f wond prefer for
the place. This, we presume, will be no ne,c
or vonderfM discovery to our friend Col. s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

Gov. Everett and Mr.. Speaker Rockwell
have accepted their appointments TO pro-
nounce the address before the Literary So.
cieties of Williams College. q, the annual
commencement on the third "Wednesday in
August. Other preparations arc making to
render this one Of the most brilliant literary
festivals old Berkshire has ye, enjoyed
Boston 7rapeiier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

Slick a pin Mere.-It is asccrtained by a
letter from the President, that the Bank of
the Metropolis suspended specie payments
on the recommendation of Messrs. VAN
BUREN, Woodbury., Kendall, SC.
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Died,

In Dighion, Mass. on the 2lst ult. Abby u.
daughter Of Capt. Anthony Shove, in the oath
year Of her age.
At Providence, on Thursday evening last, Of
consumption, Mrs. Bathsheba Thayer, wife Of
Capt. Seth Thayer, in The 4Oth year Of her ago.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

A spotted turtle, measuring some half doz-
en- feet in length, and weighing thirteen
hundred pounds, was caught in the Delaware
a day or two since, by fisherman. We
learn that this wonderful monster il 10 be
publicly exhibited.-[P Phil Gas.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

nR SACKETr'S DOCK AND ELDER
- JUICE LOTION. Prepared from h~ Re-
ceip'-for Sohening and Beautifying the Com
plexion. Price reduced from 81 To so cents
Its efficacy is known by hundreds. for whitening
and beauiifyng the Skin: removes Freckieu, and
all kinds Of ErupIicns, ScrofnIa and Salt Rheum-
As an application to the face. when il Inns beea
exposed TO the sun. there Is nothing 80 cooling.
aud eHectual in removing the redncss csws-d nv
the heat
For sale Wholesale Retail, by r. j. Taylor,
Newport; J. Balcb, Providence; Samuel Shoev,
Fal River; L. Thornton y Son. New Bedford
June 22
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Court of PyoJais, .Nswport, July 3, 1887.

7 CO'UI q FFOOHs, 'NsHPoT7' 1Hy q, Io11.
4 PPLICATIOx was made for an administra-
"A tor to be appointed OH the estate of CG-
sar Babcock late of Newport, ,colored man, dec.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof be referred To u
Court of Probate to be holden at the state
House in Newport, on the first Monday
in August next at q O'clock a. and that
previous notice be given by publishing a.
copy of this order, three several times in
the "Herdid Of The Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
ana be heard.
True copy-witness,
B. b. llowLAND, Prob. elk.
July 13.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Gov. Coddington, Bailey, Of this port, was
spoke lat Al, Ion. 22 IS, 20 days from Ma,an-
zas for COwes
WHALE SHIPs.
Barquo Arab. arrived at New-D -Dedford on
Thursday from. Coast Of Chill, reports OIL Massa-
fuero, Feb. 10Th, Ship VIM. Lee, ilussey, Of this
port, 40 bbls.; spoke of Tulcuahana April 6th
ship Virginia, Luce. who reported. ship ueorgo
Champlin. Brown, Of this port, i4OO bbls. bound
in to fiji for home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

L,GHTNING.--It should be more generally
known that in very many cases persons who
have been struck dead, apparently by light
ming, may be restored by pouring cold water
freely over thcm.- Nashua ~ H. Itle.
gruph.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

The splendid exhibition Of the aurora bo-
realis, witnessed here on the evening of the
1st instant, was noticed as far South as Nor.
folk, Virginia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

NEw STEAMBOAT.--Another steamboat is
contemplated to run between Providence and
New-York. A company has been formed,
and the stock nearly taken up.
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WARM AND COLD
s z A 3 A II II s.

'VNHE eubscribers Bathing House on the
Long Wharf-will be open for the ac-
commodalion Of the public, every day in The
week (Snndays excepted) At oil hours.
July l3. f. TREVETT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

We notice by the papers that many scri-
ous accidents have happened in various places
by the bursting Of guns &c. on the 4th Of
July.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

The Ohio six per cent loan, redcemable in
1856, for s5OO,OOO has been taken by Messrs.
Prime, Upd & King, New York, at the rate
of sII2 57-iOO for each 500 Of Stock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

NHoIcE fresh PRUNES and LEMON SYR-
~ UP, Just received and for sale ut No 9Ot g.
No. lS, Thamcs-st., by G. ". IiAey.
June 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

NORM CARoLINX.--The congressional
election in North Carolina, takes place in
August. The contest in many Of the districts
is expected to be of highly animated char
acter, and, according to the Richmond Wing,
the hope is confidently entertained, that the
results will be more favorable thnn heretofore
to the Wing cause. Governor Dudley, it sp-
pears, has declined to call al extra session Of
the legislature, on the ground that the state
legislatures have no power to afford the relief
necessary for the present difficulties.
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Il. I. Union Bank.

4 semi-annual Dividend will be paid on and
"A nner Saturday, July LIST. 1887, IL such
persons as shall appear b, the hooks of the bank
to be Stockholders thereof on the 24th lust
GEO. c. MASON, Cash'r.
Newport, June 29th, 1887
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Entire stuck Of Dry Goods,
AT COST.

Vl'IIE subscriber being about to rclinqulsh
the Dry Goods business. offers for sale
.1T COlST and less. his very extensive and
well selected stock Uf
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sattinctis,
Buffalo Cloths, Bucts skins, Finnnels,
Vestings, Linens, Drlings,
French Muslins, Csmbrc prints, ,GIDghnn,s,
Calicos. Cora Silks, Shawls,
Table Damask, Table Cloths, Crash,
Russia Diaper, Sleetlngs, Shirtings,
Merinos, Hosiery, Gloves,
And a great variety of Fancy Goods.
Purchasers will please call and examine
the same ns every article will positively be
sold at extreme low prices for cash.
EDWARD T.. NEWTON,
July IS. l54, Thames-st
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Bank Of RHEODE-ySLAND.

VY>tIE scm-annnal Dividend at the Bank Of
Rhode. Island. will be paid on and after
Monday. July 81. 1897.
June 20 s. =. GARDNER. Cashier
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-13

The RIlODE-ISLAND, Capt. s. THAiER,
Leaves Providence, Leaves .Nep York,
Saturdays, LIST, 18th, s Tuesdays, 4th & 18th,
2aih, Thursdays, 18th 4 9Th
Tuesdays, Ilth s. 25,h, Saturdays, sth 4 22.
Thursdays, 9th & 20,h
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt. J. J. COMSTOCK,
Leaves Providence, Leaves .Ne,c York,
Tuesdays, Ilh & 18Th, Saturdays. LIST, 10 <
Thursdays, 9Th eth 10Th.
Saturdays, Sth & 22d, Tuesdays, lth & 25th
Thursdays, 9th & goth
NARRAGANSEI"T, Capt. G. CHILD,
Leaves Providence, Learts .NeD York,
Mondays, Sd, 18th Mondays. i5th X 29ih,
3lst, Wednesdays. 8 & 18th,
Wednesdays,I2 & goth Fridays, l4th y 2sth.
Fridays, 9TH & 2ist,
Passengers for Boston will take the Rail Road
Cars at Providence Immediately on their arrival
All Merchandise, Specie and baggage, ut the
risk Of tie owners thereof
The Boats Of the Line will stop at the Long
Wharf in Newport, to receive and land Passen-
gers.
sCJsThe Fare for Deck Passengers, is S3.
Julj 9th,
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TO LET.

NNfIE subscriber will now rent his House 10 q
n good and careful tenant, io'c, and give i'm
mrdiaie possession. w. VAN ZANpr.
June 20.
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COCOh NUTS, PINE APPLES, Fill
~ BERrS. etcetera. all in fine order, lust
received, by J. w. EDDY, mex, north of the
Perry Factory. June %.
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DIR. G.. G.. PERRY

oFFERs HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE TO
rHE PUBLic ~ THE PRACTICE OF
MEDICINE AND U RGERY.
Office south side Of the Parade, teo doors
beiow Zion Chu,rh.
New pot. June lS
rIGARs-5ooO spanish and 1000 half spaA.
~ i-h cigars Of superior quality, jus, reeei.vsl
and for sale on Consignment, by
Jul, 9Th. CHARLES N. TiLLEY.
Il % rssms good WRAPPING PAprR. sss
u - received and for sale st No. sol, ,Tkspss
street. by &. NJ Ttiss.
June 30.
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GRAPE C.IURLET.S.

A few pieces Of good quality and handsome
colonrs-an excellent article fpr gentle-
mems summer coats, ais" few pieces hand
some summer cloths, received by
Lohn n. Io,cnsend.
June 80
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VIRGIL MAxcY, who has performed the du-
creation OF that Office, has been sacrificed to
please AMOS KENDALL lie has been sent
an exile to Brussels for daring to do his duty
in settling the account of Stockton {; Stokes
as the law required. Ills manly independ-
cnce OH this occasion drew the wrath Of the
Kitchen Cabinet upon his head. There can
be but little doubt that at the present moment
Kendall rules the nation. Mr.. Van Buren,
has apparently surrendered to him the entire
direction Of affairs-he dare not oppose his
will. Henry ID. GTLrIN of Philadelphia, n
Dallas Loco Foco, is to succeed Mr.. Msxcy.
lie will make plant tool for Amos.
From TRINIDAD.-We learn from DR.. Fon-
taine passenger in the brig Marcia Jane, Capt.
Davis, arrived at this port yesterday from
Trinidad, via st. Thomas, 10 days from the
latter place, that the day before leaving Trin-
dad, an insurrectiOn broke out among the
black troops at st. Josephs, some eight miles
from Port Spain, who assaulted their officers
and gained possession of the arsenal, where
they supplied themselves with ammunition
The officers made their escape and proceed
ed to Port Spain, where they rallied u force,
met the insurgents, and dispersed them, Kill
ling some Is or 20 in the encounter. A few
only made their escape to the bush-the rest
were captured. None Of the whites were
killed, the negroes having most of them only
blank cartridges. A frigate had sailed from
BarbadOcs to take the prisoners in charge.
The Marcia Jane brought 1000 in spe-
cc.-.Nfw Hapem Heratd.
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On TUESDAY, August lsf,
.M II O'Clock a. W. ,ciH be sold at AUCTION on
The premises,
- That valuable FARM in the
fUsA Neck, formerly occupied by the
ESs late Capt. James Phiuips.-1he
SefA Farm consists of f45 acres Of
the best land on Rhode Island; has large
dwelling house, barn, aud other ont -build5Erx
thereon with two excellent orc ha rsss of select
ed fruit trees, and has one of the best privi-
legos for sea manure.-An undoubted title
will be given. Any person wishing further
information, can obtain the same by applying
to the Executor, or to Mr.. Congdan. ho BOW
occupies the Farm. Conditions will be made
known at the time md place Of sol,.
ISAAC DURDfCK, Executor.
June 6.
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FOR SALE.

IN casks Of small Ohio Hams, Averaging
~ about ~ lbs. each, good article
Also, 81 bbls. clear Pork and 20 bbls. prime
Bcf GEORGE KNOWI.ES
July i3.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR JULY.
TlNllE BOATS Of this Line will leave Provi-
Il dcnce ut I p. NJ, Newport at 6P. NJ. and
New York at s z. NJ. Daily, (cxcept Sundays s,)
Us follows:
The RHODE Isl AND Cant s. THAlER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-13

snLOpOSALS viii b. fcccNcd by INC b""'u OF
1 Director, of thu i.theEbuig anu .ahioF''
,-,,., iI,.. s,r,s,xFnkAI.I COMPANY, at the
or,. al the President in the town OF Lynchburg on
Nae 18th day o, the present month, duly io' ma
LiIalnd coIs,ruciiu, e, Turnpike load from Lynch
b,ua to Campbell Court House. he rcronhy 'ne
., 5,.,,,,o ON the 2lih after which time taud PIE
,,ous to tue day oi,cciyng proposas') the location
Will be shown to pers uns wishing to contract
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, President
=, The Lexington Gazette, " A. VIII pe'se pun,
lsh IN, above inside lo,u unlil The 2eh July ana
t,,d ,h ,,rol,.,r /, tie Ollie, ct dc oompan" ioi
payment. - ~
July p "'-~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-13
EXAMINATION.

1--WE public il respectfully notified thai an cNan
\ lnaren OF the pupils al the SALEM ACAp-
ENN, (about seventy III nunbri,) VIII be hciu On
Nonta, tie 7th day al August ncAt. Parents,
Gna,dn.s the Key. C,,g,, and the pubic generally
ar invited to attend.
Tee "xl session OF this institution, winch has been
81 successfully and satisfactorily managed by MI.
aud Mss Reeve, Tor the proceeding three sessions,
will be- co,nucnc I'd on Monday the 18th ot Sep'om-
.br,n,n TIE TRUSTEES.
llIA W
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ORTIZ AIRY ,

Died, jnnc loth, ls3,, (of thfone pcrtonitis) ~
/ ms residence N llotftont county. miles from Sa.
'thi WI. tnAhLts SfhrhT, aged 81 years aud l.
/ da,s. his amlahle man WIS respectable member
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church for the last -
Neals OF his lie: Also, Recording Stewart for SIEVE
al hcu~, ahda tllss=lradcr until lac died We may
II he SAID ct htrn that he possessed all thusc
ann'he CHRISTIAN virtues, which constitute IN
IN eutncht degree, tue follower oi thfl,t.
lie VI Distinguished tor his hospitality and ptcat
Christian kindness. IN his intercourse with suc.
ely hc wis Ill lhie .,nd nn,ssunhe. und IN no
ordinary manner en1pyrd ihc confidence aud
10y" oi those Who knew hun. lint he Is gone
from auoug ~, lratmg IA hlcruunatc wife, one
daughter, aud numerous cttce Of llruds 10 mourn
then IoN~ lie vas patient, mud perfectly resigned a.
midst all hts stlrtlngs-aud otcn repeated, ." know
thh NY Redeemc, lives short time before the
soul lett ITS prison OF clay, he SAID, Farewell earth
am gong 10 Heaven" lis mud lor some mc
previous to ms death, Appeared to be entirely de
tarhed from the things o tins world. lie looked Ton
"nd, with an c,r oil iuth, IL ,on calm and uneloud-
ed regions oi mercy, unsullied 10y Napour, uninlcd
10y storms, where celestial Friendship, the loYclicst
I"rm IN Heaven, never dies, never changes ncycl
Cuols-and "hri" the soul shall buum AGAIN IN in,
morial youth forever, III the paradise al God. Fare
we'll NV hIend ioi thrc r,lo scd, forever, the vol
umr al tins lic. No moic shall the cons,cratcd wall,
"i TIN. eaithl, sanctual, ro-eoho thy voice cheer
the hearts nj Ihnsc Who loved h,' bnt tins, We
hnmhly hope, that IN etcrnal resting place thnc,
h'h"s" abodrs al beauty, not made with hands,
na IN the Heavens. H." has fought the good fight ul
latll, hr las finished ms course ~ peace, aud IA,
ganed the und,mg aulcl> OF olctu,t, wreath dat
viii s"INlo o,e,cl aud even, hLe sta, III the bright
constellation al llc.nen.
lis dul>hcd' the conflict II, past.
The heaven bonn spirit Is fIed
llls wish rs 1teomplsh,datlst
Aud nov he's cutolui, Il W Il the i, al
lac month, Il aliIt. ton at o'el.
Tie day aud the nipils u, d.tri,s.
Nr-cc lam "a an.u,, IA 10 lao,c,