Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09

| f'rOridence-ROben kDight, lienry
l.. Bowen, Caleb Williams. VIM. Aplin,
Stephen Martin, VIM. +. Greene, Israel
&. Manchester, Franklin Greene, Al.
ben q. Greene, VIM. J. Pabodie, Mas
sa Bassett, George Rivers, Edward Ii,
Hazard, Walter S. Burgess, William
III. Smith, Samuel Brown, and Samuel
Warner.
Portsmouth John Carey, John S.
CLids, WIN. Barker, and Lawton Tay-
lor.
Warpick--posiponed.
H Westeriy-jedediah w. Knight, Ma
than +. Dixon, Jr. Paul Babcock, Jr.
and John Fl. Cross.
Il North Kingsio,Un-postponed.
Il South Kinesiomn Matthew Chappell,
Matthew Waite, Wilkins Updike, John
B. j.. Watson, Clark HeaIey, James
Wilson, Wager Weeden, Isaac i. Hop
kins, Benz. Hall, and Erasmus ID. Camp
bell.
H East Greenmich-Nathan Whiting
Je emiah S. Slocum, VIM. Bailey and
Thomas Batcman, Jr.
/ Smiihfeid-postponed.
Sciiuate-AlGed X. Brayton, Benz.
| Wilbur, N. X. Stone, Zadock Young
Fenner Smith and Moses Potter.
Il Gloucesier-Abran Barber, Elisha S.
Winsof, jonathan A. Tourtellott, nnd
William Page.
/ Charleston, Coventry, and Ertr-
postponed.
/ Hest Creenuich-Caleb Bailey, Jon.
Nichols, Lavton Hopkins, Jos. Nichols,
and James Webster.
Niddlciomn-Joshua Coggeshnll, Pc
leg Sanford, Benjamin Il. Sheffield, and
John B. Hall.
| Brishi-Wm. Throop, John Howe,
Joseph vi. Blake and Bennett }.
Munro.
/ Tirerion- Charles Durfec, Asa Gray,
WIN. Durlee, Isaac Palmer, Cyrenus
Bliss, Job Cory, William Almy land Ed
mund Estes.
/ Little Compion-postponcd.
/ Wortn- Sam'l. Randall, Miller Bar.
ney, Elias Magoun, Allied Bosworth,
and Gardner Morse.
/ Cumberland Ariel Cooke, James M |.
Cooke, Christopher Robinson and John
p. Dexter.
Richmond, HophmtOn and CransiOn-
postponed.
Johnsion-Jamcs Kelly, rest post
poned.
\ Worth Proridence-John III. WeedeD,
Syril Cooke, Horace Wceden, n. G..
b. Dexter, Richard Anthony, Luther
Carpenter, Fcnner Angel, and Samuel
Angel.
/ neutrality-suspicious.
H Foster-Eli Aylesworih in place Of
John Brayton, and all appointed last year
who have made returns.
Bm7 uiriUe-Duteo Smith, Martin S.
Salisbury, David NJ. Salisbury, Daniel
S. Mowry, John Estin, Jr., Andrew
Harris.
For Bank Commissioners-NIessrs.
II. Anthony, G. G. King and William
Peckham.
\ For Inspector of Beef and Pork, Ru-
fus W. Kimbal.
/ For Inspector Of Lime-Jesse Hutch
inson.
For Inspector Of Scy.he Stones-Thos
A. Paine.
To Inspect the Ferries-Thomas S.
Tia, FOR, burlington Anthony, and R. X.
Randolph.
Inspectors of States Prison Samuel
w. King, Christopher Rhodes, VIM. S.
Patten, Henry G. Mumiord, John l..
Hughes, Roger Williams Potter, and
John j. Simpson.
The appointment Of Military Officers
was postponed to June.
ApTERooN A resolution passed au-
thorising the Sheriff Of Newport to have
the fence opposite the Jail painted.
Il The Senate were then invited TO join
the House in Grand Committee, 20 fin
ish the election Of officers. The Sen
ate joined the House in Grand Commit
tee and completed the election Of Off
GERS, as above reported and the Houses
sc parated.
/ The act 10 establish the fees for re-
cording births and marriages, was read
twice and passed.
Sundry convicts' petitions were con-
tinued to next session.
Sundry accounts allowed.
Mr.. Simmons submitted an amend
men, to the standing rules Of the House,
requiring the appointment Of standing
Committee on Agriculture and the Il
mendmcnt prevailed. Messrs. Almy,
Aldrich, Potter, Rhodes, aud Hall were
appointed that Committee.
/ Petition of Robert Maskill vs. Credit
ors, continued Of William Duval for
divorce, and Of Josiah Cummins con-
tinued.
/ Sundry concurronccs were received
\ from the Senate.
All business before the llouse, re.
naming unfinished, was postponed, and
all officers in whose places others have
not been appointed, continued to next
session and tire House voted to adjourn
to meet at Newport the second Monday
in June.
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