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SALE POSTPONED.
lixeCutOr,s SaIc.

Pursuant 10 a decree Of he Co,af of Pyosafe
cfMe torn Of f.tjiititeio,r,,, there wH be soii
at Public AUCTION, on Thursday the IOh
day Of May, 1888, al 10 oeiock A. NJ on
the premises
A LII the right, title, and interest which
- John Allen had at the time Of his de-
cease, in and to two certain tracts Of Land
one situate in Portsmouth, Containing about
"a acres, bounded northerly on land belong
ing TO the heirs Of Rowland Allen deceased;
eastcrly on she rord, southerly partly on land
late Of Thomas G. Allan dec. and partly on
land Of John Oman; and westerly on land Of
Jonathan Coggeshall, the other trse, is stu.
ate partly in Portsmouth and partly in Mid
dletown, containing about 25 ncrcs, bounded
northerly partly on land Of Daniel Chase, and
partly on land Of Horatio Allen, eastcrly and
southerly on land belonging TO the heirs Of
John Stanton, deceased; and westerly on the
ROAD, or SO much Of said tracts of Land Az
will pay the sum Of six hundred and sixty six
dollars and ninety five cents, with incidental
expenses. Sale to commence on the first
mentioned premises. Conditions at time and
place Of sale.
JOSHUA COGGESHALL., Ereer.
Middletown, Feb. 22. 1893.
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Correspondence ofths ". Y. Com. .adv. ]

WAsHINoToN, April H.
Tho Administration has made another call for more
Treasury notes. The ten millions of dollars, authorized
by the bill Of the extra sersonthe additional ten mil
lions for which bill was reported few weeks ngo-
not enough. The Secretary must be allowed 10 is-
sue notes In place Of those which have re-
turned to the Treasury, and cancelled fast they
may come in.
Mr.. Cambreng proceeded 10 dcscnnt on the presen,
uEavailabity of almost the whole revenue, in consc-
Qucncc Of its having been paid in Treasury notes. which
the law of October required should not he rcssucd by
the Treasury, but Immediately cancelled. lie added
that IL the Secretary not allowed to issue other
notes Of the like amount, for those which had been
turned the Treasury would he without means !!
From this explanation, IL is obvious TINT nrc to
have another public debt beside that created by the law
OF October last, nnd proposed to he produced by the
Treasury note bill lately rcportcd-a debt continually
increasing in proportion tn the rate which the
already issued shall be paid back to the Treasury
There is snying how great may be the amount The
ten millions first issued may be replaced nj least,
to make twenty millions. To this add the ten mil
lions Of the new bill and have debt OF thirty mil.
lions 10 begin with.
The Senate yesterday passed the bill for graduating
and reducing the price of the public lsnds Mr.. Calhoun
and Mr.. Buchanan opposed 1.-THE latter with great
force and ability.
Just the House proceeding the order of the
day-private bs,-Mr. Hopkins of Virginia rose, aud
gave notice that unless Mr.. Hancr should cn up his
resolution respecting the resumption sperie payments
by the banks aud the obligation the government ~
aid and sustain them, ho Mr. Hopkins would call IL up
for him.
Mr.. Hamer then promised that he would on Monday
next either call il up himself give them All answer
which would leave them AT liberty to do 10.
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hibited from buying any quantity Of land
at $1,25 per acre.
The amendment, thus amended, was
adopted.
The bill was then passed by vote Of
81 TO I6.
In tho House, Mr.. Naylor moved that
the President inform The House whether
he intends TO comply with resolution
passed by them four months since, re-
questing the correspondence which had
passed between the Secretary Of the
Navy, the Navy Commissioners, and
the officers Of the Exploring Squadron
There was not quorum Of the House
present. The House refused TO suspend
the rule, but Mr. Ingham stated the cor
respondence was very voluminous and
would be sent in, in few days.
The Cumberland road bin was then
debated, but no question was taken.
In the SENATE, on Friday, The bill
for reducing the price of the public lands
came up as the special order Of the day
upon its final passage. Mr.. Calhoun,
who had not before spoken upon the bill,
gave his reasons why he should vote
against tho bill before the Senate.
MIR. Buchanan also spoke at some
length against the bill. On taking the
question, the bill passed by the following
vote -
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Clay
ofAla., Cuthbcrt, Fulton, Grundy, Hub
bard, King, Linn, Lumpkin, Lyon,
Mouton, Nicholas, Niles, Norvell,
Pierce, Robinson, Sewer, Smith of Con, /,
Smith Of Ind, Strange, Upton, Tro,ter,
Walker, White, Wright, Young
NAYs-Mcssrs. Buchanan, Calhoun,
Clay of Ky. Clayton, Crittenden, Davis,
Mexican, Merick, Prentiss, Rives,
Roane, Robbins, Ruggles, Swift, Wall,
Williams--l6
The Senate spent the remainder Of the
day in the consideration Of private bills,
and after an Executive session adjourned
over to Monday
In the House, Mr.. Cambreleng from
the committee on Ways and Means, re-
ported bill authorizing the reissue Of
the Treasury Notes, authorized by the
net Of October last. Mr.. G.. stated that
the Treasury had no money 10 meet the
appropriation bills, and there was a
necessity il should be immed lately sup
piled. The bill was committed. The
Speaker communicated a report from the
Secretary Of the Treasury in reply 10 a
resolution Of the House calling for a
statement Of the exports, Imports, and
manufactures Of the several States for
the last year. The House, in commit.
tee of the whole, continued in session
until late hour, in the consideration Of
private bills.
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New York Charter Election.
ANOTHER MOST GLO-
RIOUS TRIUMPH.

For the details and variety of inter-
esting particulars in relation to the late
severely contested, but most brilliantly
achieved Wing victory in the city Of
New York, We must refer our readers
to our preceding columns. Never have
the feelings of the people been more
deeply enlisted for cause, and never
were means the most pronigate and au-
dacicus more openly resored to for de-
feating it, than in the present instance.
In defiance of these corrupt and abomi-
nable proceedings so shamefully per-
sisted in, and of the whole weight and
influence Of the Government at WASH
ington, brought to bear for obvious
purposes expressly on this election, the
WHIGs Of New York, VIC are reioiced
to say, have triumphcd most gloriously.
The Wing Mayor, Aaron Clark, Esq.
it will be seen, is elected by decided
majority, and by gain over his last
years plurality Of 1882. The Wings
have majorities in both boards of the
Common Council, having elected AL
dermen and Assistant Aldermen in the
first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth,
eighth, fourteenth and fifteenth Wards
being nine Wards out of the seven
teen of which the city is composed.
39,347 votes were polled at this cleo
ton F; nearly 5000 more than were ev-
or before taken in the city of New York,
and this too at time, when the de-
preston Of business and forced emi-
grafton have necessarily diminished the
last years aggregate population. The
causes ofthis unnaturally increased vote
are well pointed out in the preceding
columns.
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"A CARD.

The undersigned, sensible of the
danger to which they were exposed by
fire, on Sunday morning last, take this
method of returning their warmcst ac-
acknowledgements to Messrs. John Clarke
Samuel Vaughan, and other kind neigh
bors, and friends, who were instrument
al in saving their property from the de-
vouring element and the Town from q
serious calamity.
JAMES HAMMOND,
Benz. MUMroRD.
Newport, April l9, 1888.
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perdI0 Of tie GIN { q.
IJ u w p o l2 Wo
Thursday, April 10, 1S3S.
w IIIG NO Nj l N ION
FOR PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
I'll f. N II Y CL A Y,
Of Kentucky.
STATE ELECTION.

The freemen of this State met in their
respective towns, yesterday, for the
purpose of electing Representatives to
the Legislature and proxing for Gener-
al Officers for the ensuing political year.
The meeting in this town was opened at
10 o'clock A. M.-Henry Y. Cranston,
Esq, Moderator. The following gen
tlemen were reelected Representatives
to the General Assembly, without oppo-
sition, viz BENZ. Hazard, Henry Y.
Cranston, Richard X. Randolph George
G. King, Joshua Sayer, Benz. Marsh,
Jr.
The polls were then opened to re-
ceive the proxies for General Officers,
and at the close of which, at 10 o'clock
Il. NJ the vote stood for Sprague 368 ;
for Francis al majority for Sprague
227. Majority for Whig Senate 237.
The Wing majority in this town, al
the election yesterday, is within II
votes as large as it was at the election
for Representatives to Congress IN Au-
gust last, when it was thought so deci-
sive.
In that election J. l.. TILLINGHAsT
(Whig) received 4l3 votos-D. j.
PEARca (L. F.) l64-maj 249. The
majority for the Wing Senate yesterday
was 237; and this too when more than
FIFTY WING VOTERS, who would gladly
have participated in our triumph, were
necessarily absent from town from vari-
Gus calls of business. The number Of
abscntecs may be accurately ascertain
ed by reference to the Ward lists in
the hands of the committees. The To-
ries polled about the same vote they
give to Judge Howard last August not
standing they effected to hold no public
meetings and some of their prominent
leaders withdrew out ofsiSht at the
commencement Of the contest. Their
ulen nOWcNcT, IL WOulu SccIn WCTc wen
drilled and marshallcd, and understood
perfectly what was wanted Of them by
the Government and the Office holders
at this crisis of their fate.
In Portsmouth, the majority foi
Spraguo was 81, whig gain from Au.
gust, II. Representatives to Genera
Assembly--William Almy, Clark Chase
John Rogers, and John Manchester.
In Middletown, ,-Sprague A., Fran.
els, l7-majority for Sprague, 81
whig gain from August, 9. Reprcsen.
tatives--Benjamin Weaver, William
Taggart.
In TWcrton--lor Francis l26-foi
Spregue 32-whig gain from August %
Littlo-Compton-Sprague 7l-Fran-
cis 50--same as in August.
Express from Providence with re.
turns from oiher parts ofthc State, net
arrived, 10 l-2 o'clock a. ~.
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Mn. BIDDLE's LETTER.-To the ex-
clusion Of much other matter VIC
have copied into this days paper, the
whole Of Mr.. Biddle's recent very able
letter to John Quincy Adams on the
subject of resuming specie payments.
Many Of our readers have expressed a
desire TO peruse it, and we doubt not il
will be read with interest by them ge-
nerally.
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iii RAID OF THE TIMES.

Faos CtDIz.-capt. Paine arrived At Boston from
tadiz, March 4th reports that very gales were
experienced at CaZ and Gibraltar Feb. lit aud 25th
IA which great number Of vessels went ashore the
French ship of the line, lie suffrein was total nss
Thee frhs of oil the salt al Cndz was dcsroye by
gales and ncessont rain, which cOnued from January
Isl 10 March LIST. He pointed to places where piles
Of 800 lasts u salt had been washed away AID not "A
buShel LEFT. The price hud risen 10 rs cents coIse-
luuence.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
ROSE'rTE BANDS, &c.

, ECElVED tlis day, at the LADIES
~ ORNAMENTAL HAIR EMPORI
Uh, lN, Thames street, directly opposits
Col. Marsl,'s Shoe store,a variety ofihe above
articles, among which are WREATHS for
'childrcn's hats, at the low price of 25 cents
and SPRIGS for 10 cents. ladies who are
in want of flowers will find il to their advan
iage to call and examine for themselves
They will have the privilege of separating
any bunch Of flowers to their taste. Wresths,
Sprigs, and Rosette Bands, made to order.
and sold at the lowest prices. Also, great
variety Of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORk
fancy Baskets-Shells-wi large sup
ply Of PERFUMES, Soaps, &C &c.
April 10.
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MEMORANDA.

Arr. NJ Savannah, 9Th, sch'r Eagle wyle from Hava
ma.
Arr. at New Orleans, 30, schr. Warsaw, Burdick
Franklin, La.
Cid. Mt Mobile, 4ih, brig Laurel, Finch, Havana.
Arr. at Richmond 9th, schr Counsellor, Mclaughlin
". Kingston, II. l.
Arr. at Havana, 23d, brig Poland, Gardner Savannah
Spoken April g. lat. "a, Ion. ~ 40 schr. Franklin
Greene, Waite from Havana for fhadeipha.
Arr at Charleston 9Th schr. Commerce, Mcsser from
Matanzss.
Cleared at Mobile, 4h, schr. Geneva, Almy, fol
Charleston.
CID at New Orleans, ei brig seabird, Mayberry, fol
Richmond.
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Died,

In this town, Friday last George Frederick, son oi
Mr.. William =. Cory, aged years and months.
III =. Kingston the 10th inst, Mr.. Robert g. Browi
ngcd 22-and Friday last, Mr. Robert Rodman aged
%.
Al Fall River, Oh the goth ul,., Mr. Thomas Vckery,
fnrnIcrl, Of this town, aged IS ears.
AZ Phadciphia the 9Th inst, Thomas Butler, Esq.
native or south 'arona. Mr. Butler had con'cmpl-
ted making this Town his summer residence and had
purc large and valuable estate, for the purpose OF
erecting a costly edifcc.
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AUCTIONS.
SALE POSTPONED.
A administrators Sale.

Pursuant 10 Decree of he Court of Probate
orhe torn Of .Nsrpo,t, there tciif be soid at
Public Auction on Saturday, the 2Sth day
Of april, 1888, at 8 o'clock II. M. OH he
premises,
A IL the right, title, and interest which
"A PhileHia Cahoone had, at the time OF her
deccase, in ard to certain lot Of land, siiu
ate in said Newport, bounded southery on
land Of Thomas X. Hazard, westerly on the
harbor, nortbery on land late Of John Ca
hoone, and easterly on Thames street.
p. =. REMINGTON, Gdm'r.
On Estate Phiienia aa ,onc.
Newport, April 5, 1893.
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Mill street Academy.

I commence on Monday the 7th of May.
There will be an Exhibition on the Even.
ing Of Monday, the 3lst Of April, consisting
of Compositions and selected Declamatiol,s.
The friends and patrons Of Education in New.
port, are respectfully invited to attend.
S. b. NOBLE. instructor.
The Ladies department will be opened on
the 9Th of May, under the supcrintcndcnce OF
Miss LoED. [ApIil -.
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yIMNOB ADTIEICIAN
En0WNDSo

MADAM +. pERRO has the honor to
I'l give notice, to the Ladies oi Newport
and vicinity. that sho has received on con-
signment, from France, some ELEGANT
AND HANDSOME ARTIFICIAL FLOW
ERS. made in Paris, and selected for the
Summer use: in Girlands, Wreaths Of which
roses for Brides head dresses, and in Bun
chcs. which she offers for sale ut her house.
IN Farewell street, near tho Liberty Tree.
She has constantly on hand her Partisan
Sweet Bags. and other Chemical Compounds.
which she also offers for sale. at reasonable
piirc-cihcr by large quantities or parcels
. April lS.-3w.
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FATE OF TuE CANADA REvoIUTIoNIsrs

letter from Toronto, dated March a. published I'm
the n. " American says that Lount aud Matthews two
prominent leaders in the late rebellion have been SEN
fenced 10 he hung the l2ih April this dayi The
Reior.ners addressed the Governor, Sir George Ar
thur beseechng his cemency, but his answer was very
unhvorable to their petition postscript dated ApriI
81, states that Sutherland has been found guilty and
will be executed forthwith.
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NOTICE.

The 1lth Lecture will be delivered under the direction
Of the Committee, de ARMORY HALL, on FniD.y
EVENING, April 2Oh at hafpast O'Clock, on the Au-
nora BoREALIs or NORTHERN LIonrs, by the Rev.
Mr.. WEST.
Tickets 10 be had az the Book Stores Of Mcssrs Wm
Callahan and w. A. Barber, and OF MIR. Il. j. Taylor,
Druggist. fApril 49,
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Il,pocnIsY.--Thc Globe and iis allies say
Tint the Administration Is mol hostile 10 he
banks! Mark that.
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To Let.

.GgPA TIE House opposite W. Nichols
IssefT ilasnrd's, ~ the occupation Of Mr.
ssSM. Charles n. 1illcy. Possession given
the 5,l April. Apply to
March 20. JoHN r. TOWNSEND.
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archaeological Dt1rp.


At Paw,ucket OH the 10Th inst. by Rev. Mr. Tan,
Mr. - ID. Melville, OF this town, To Miss Maria L. Guild
of Pawtucket.
At Portsmouth, l2th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Fenncr
Col Anasa Gray, of LiticCompton, To Miss Phrbe Ann
Irish daughter of Mr. Southwick Irish, o Portsmouth.
Al the Friends Westinghouse in Sou-kingston, on
the it inst, George w. Carr Of Jamestown, To Sarah
Foster daughter Of Othniel Foster, of Souhkingson.
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E-R The subscriber offers for sale
&a!:ra his House and Lot in the vii.
7 iii8 lage Of Brooklyn, Con. The
Ef.3s6z9 House has been built but o
lew years,is convenient aud pleasantly si,na.
ted. On the premises are good Barn,
Wood. house, &c. The Lot contains one
acre of first rate land, with one Of the best
gardens in the village. Possession will be
given Immediately, or tho purchaser may re-
ceive the rent until April, 1880. A part OF
the purchase money may remain If required
For further particulars aud terms, apply to
ID. G. RonrNsoS, at Brooklyn, or TO the sub
scribcr, y, Newport, Il, ].
Apnl 10. SAMUEL u. MhSON.
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0P The sick are all taking Goeicke's
Malclless Sanative, which is astonishing Eu.
rope and America with its mighty cures.
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From the N. Y. Courier a. Enquirer of Monday.
VOTES AT THE NEW YORK ELEC.
TION.

OFFICIAL CANVASS.
Whole number polled 39,347
For Aaron Clark, (W. Mayor,) l9,723
Varian, Loco Foco,) $4,000
Riker, (Conservative,) 395
Scattering, 90
Clark's majority over Varian, 523
. Do. over all, 90
III. T,. n, c,v =,
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At the last Gubernatorial contest
which was in 1886, the whole number
of votes for Governor was 1851, OF
which John Brown Francis had 1920
Tristan Burgess 1884, scattering l47
Majority for Francis $50. The Wings
run no ticket at the Spring Election
1887.
The Wings have gained . Represcn-
tatives i'm Warwick, and reelected the
members in South Kingstown after a
violent contest. 1--WE lose one in
jamestown.
Obadiah Potter (Whig) is also re-
elected in Coventry.
We shall publish the Official returns in our next.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
sch'r. Perfect, VITAL, for Ncwbcrn, n. C.
ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY, Arril l3.-Sch'r. Enterprise, Chase, ron
Newburyp port for New York
SUNDAY, April l5.--sioop Victory, Heath from New
York for Providence.
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ble to offer at any time for many years, consisting
Of Ladies French morocco and hid slips aud ties /;
French and Denmark satin prunella do also n
large supply Of ladies low priced kid and moroc-
60 do. from 3s to 6s per pair misses and chill
drcns do. Of all descriptions and prices gentle
mems thin boots, low price also, fine calf and
seal skin boots one case Of YOUTHS thin boo,sS
a neat article aud about every article called FOR
at shoe establishment, all Of which will he sold
on as favorable terms, as at any store IN New
port.
N. B.-Gcntlemen's fine boots made 10 order
Of French and Philadelphia calf skin also, seal
and goat skin, according to the latest New York
style. Ladies and misses shoes manufactured to
order Of morocco, kid seal skin, in the ncaiest
n,anner, and warranted 10 it.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing.
Newport April 10, 1888.
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Inc Evening foSt oil Monday, the
Loco Foco paper, publishes statement
ofvotes, varying slightly from the above,
which gives Clark 2l4 majority over
all others. In two of the wards, how
ever, as given in the Post, the returns
are not official.
Clark wanted last year o33 votes to give
him a majority, add 80 maj as above
& the result will show ,032 Whig net
gain for Mayor, since last year.
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BY our Express, which arrived here
at IL A. NJ. we have received tho fol-
lowing returns which with those previ-
ously in our possession in all % towns,
make it certain that WILLIAM
SPRAGUE, the Wing candidate for
Governor, is elected by about $50, and
the Wing Senate and General Officers,
by probably from about 800 to 1000.
We have no room for comments on this
glorious and most important result which
will be felt, and appreciated not in this
State only, but in every section and
State of the Union.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

MR.. CAPRON, Of Providence, respectful,
I'VE. gives notice to the Ladies' and Gcn,lemen
Of Newport, that he will open School for in.
siruc,on IN the polite Accomplishment Of DAN
CING, about the 10Th Of May--s more paricula'
notice OF which, in regard to time and place, will
be- given hereafter.
Newport, April 10, 1888.
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ROOTS s. SETO f. s.
BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr.,

No l38, THames-street.
=: =: =; ! y: ): ;:::::; s: = =: g: s: 6:
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Make way for Rhode
Island.
The little State true to her.
self.

GRAND RETURN SA-
Lutte from the ISLAND
STATE, to her Wing sisters
NEw-YORK and CONNECTI-
CUT!!
VIM. SPRAGUE and the
WING TICKET Triumph
amtly elected !
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The foregoing includes returns from
all the towns in the State (3l) except
ing Glocestcr, Foster, Burrillvillc,
Smithfcld, West Greenwich, and New
Shoreham five of which in August /
last, gave 3I7 majority for the Tory
ticket, and 50 majority for the Wings.
50 3l1 /
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TWeckIu AInIauac,

New Moon, 24ib, Oh. Ism. morn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-14
lied

In Marlboro, of consumption, 9th inst. Catherine,
daughter Of MIR Solomon b. Clisbee, aged 81 years
Printers in Mass. are requested To notice.
At CALEDONIA, N. Y. on the 29th of August, Mr.
Asahel Wetherbee of Chesterfield, n. ii. aged 81.
He has left a vile and three small children to mourn
his loss; besides "a numerous circle Of relatives and
connexions TO deplore his uniimely deaih.-COm.
Printers in Vermont, Massachusetts and New York,
are requested to publish the above. -
In Greenfield, 9th inst. widow Sarah Miilard, Tor
merly Of Glouceslershire, Eng. aged 90 years On
the 9Th inst. Mi Elijah Smith, aged about 80. On
the Sd inst. Sarah Amelia, aged 8 years, daughter OF
Mr. Jesse Smead.
In Mortified, 29ih ult. Mrs Elizabeth fieid' widow
of the late Samuel Field, aged rs.
In Gill, 9Th inst. Mr. Abraham Barnes, aged o..
In Ireland, last May, Mr. Waltar Chry, aged JIG
wears. Mr. G. was usher l0S years ago to John Butler
grea,-crandfather 10 the present Earl Of OrmoHd, and
cor ~ wears afterwards The village schoolmaster oil
C~oolaugh, County Of Kilkenny.