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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

vyNIlE subscribershereby gives public notice,
d that she has been appointed by tho Hon.
Court of Probate Of the Town Of North Kings.
town, Administrative on the Estate Of Pelcg
Weeder, late of said North Kinys,own. deeeased,
and has given bond according TO law site there
forc requests all persons who are indebted to The
Ests,e of said dscesscd to make payment with
ou, delay and also all per-ons Who have claims
against said Estate, To exhibit them "a soon us
may bc MARY WEEDEN, .fdnI r.
North kinrstown, Dec. 9, 1889" tdl9l
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Court of Probate, Nt,ppori, Jan. q, 1910

Court Of Probate, .Nt'rport, Jan. q, 1910.
'l>HE COMMISSIONER Report of claims al.
l. lowed on the Estate of James J.. Meich.
ear. late Of Newport dec. was presented for
allowance:
II IL ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to n
Court of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday in
February next, q, . o'clock a.m. and that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing copy
Of this order. three several times, in the Her
aid Of The Times. for all persons Interested
to appear at said time and place and be
heard. A true copy--witness:
jsn9. b. B. HOwLAND, Pro. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

FiRE.-About half-past o'clock, last
evening, the Providence Scrc,c Manu-
factory, situated in Randall street,
{ North End, was discovered to be on
fire by timely assistance, the roofonly
was burnt-the Screws and materials
were principally removed from the build
ing.-The building and machinery,
was fully insured ut the Manufacturers
Mutual Insurance Office, in this city.
Loss, about $1,000. Providence Jour
nal Of Tuesday.
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MEMORANDA.

Arr at Savannah, ash ult., seh'r Cygne Burdick, fin
this port
At Havana llth ult., brig boy, Williams, 70. New Or
leans uno.
Arr at Savannah cath uIt., soop Lark, Draper, ato
Paddock, Havnna-experienced very severe weather,
in which lost b stay, sprung the mat aud did other
damage.
Arr NJ Wilmington Goth ut., brig Echo, Messer, Ha-
vann.
Cid at Apaachcola 18th ult, brig Florida Phillips,
for New York.
Sailed hn Savannah asd uit., sch Franklin Green,
Smith, Havana
Arr AT st Augustine 18th ult., schr wocot, :Ioxe,
fin New York.
CID at New Orleans 18th ult., schr Export, Gardner
Charleston.
! sLooP VENUs.--We learn says the n. Y. Journal Of
Commerce, that al Worthwhile, l.. l. about 4 miles In
the north Of River Head four or Ave pieces oi do
nestle goods empty hlds. the sign board, cases Of
goods marked II iR diamond, 9ll and do. marked i
in diamond 9O5 and 9Os, Messrs Iioyt Pogart Of n
York marked the case also lse yds Of cloth marked
grookn sheetrg, bleached by the Canal Bleaching Co.
Providence All the above goods were hpped on board
I tho Venus.
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NEWPORT BANK.

A T the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
"A Of this Bank, held on Wednesday, Jan
LIST, 1910, the following persons were elected
Directors for the ensuing year, viz.-Wm. Yer
non, Thomas G. Phman, Simon Newton, isaiah
Crooker, WIN 3. Nichols, Wm. Stevens, +. T
Newton. Edward Il. Allan, Wm A. Barber.
At subsequent meeting Of The Directors, WM
VKRNoN was chosen President, and
5. ChHOONE, Cashier.
Nawport Inn O. 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

Several rows and riots Of n most in
famous character, took place in New
York on New Years Eve and New
Years night. A leader Of one Of the
gangs, named Armstrong, was shot,
and several others badly wounded
The watchmcn, are represented to have
been vtry remiss in the performance ol
their duty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

Nrw Mons or pREvENTING TuI SPREAD
or SMALL P,x--A petition has b"cn pre-
sen,cd to the British Psvliamcnt by body
of respectable physicians, proposing, on the
strength Of recent experiments, to change
The present system of vaccination or re.vac-
cinn,iun. BY first communicating tho genuine
t,nsDl pox TO the COW. and thence obtaining
mrrc cficncicus rncrine vtsiclcs, the lymph
which IL found To- be secure protection.
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M 4 q - 3 4 6 e g.

In this town, Christmas evening" by the Rov. Mr..
Howard, Mr.. Nathan Dennis, Of Portsmouth, to Miss
Elizabeth ". Watson, daughter OF Mr. Samuel Watson,
Of this place.
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie,
Mr. Pelrg Sweet, of jamestown, TO Miss Catherine
Briggs, OF North Kingston.
In WEXFORD os Monday evening, 3oth ult., by Rev.
r. Stone, Capt Abel 3 Baker, TO Miss Eyira, daugh
ter of Samuel Thomas, ESQ, all OF that place.
In Michigan, on the 30th OF October by Henry T.
Cormett Esq, Mr.. Potter Hammond, Of Hanover, To
Miss Rebeccn &. Tew, daughter OF the late Capt Henry
Tsw, OF this town.
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HERALD OFTH TIMES.
From III. Providence Journal Of Friday.


FInE.-Thnrsdsy morning about 4 o'clock,
n fire was discovered IN carpenters shop in
Potter street, near the Theatre, belonging to
Mcssrs. Clapp g. Warren, which was soon
cons uined. together with all its csnle nts--the
FIRE imme dintsly communicated to tho dwell
ing house of Mr.. Luther, which was burn,
down in a few nome nts-,he fire then crossed
The street, burnt the stable belonging to
Charles Dyer Esq. and the dwelling house
belonging to Col. Benjamin Hoppin-it then
communicated to the large soap and candle
msnuiac'ory, belonging to Henry l.. Kendall,
Esq, which was several times on FIRE, but
was providentially saved by the greatest ex-
ertions Of the fremen. Clapp g. Warren had
$1,000 worth Of tools in their shop, which
were burnt; there were from 10 to Is chests
of tools belonging TO tho journeymcn employ
ed by them, which wer. also burnt, woglh
$l50O-they saved their books and valuable
papers, which were in a single iron safe, Of
IIelmc's manuiacture---which shows the
great importance of having safe deposit for
books and papers, in case OF fire. They
were insured on their property $1,000 at the
Etna Office, Hartford. Mr.. Luther, had
$500 insured on his house at the Providence
w Washington Insurance Office. Of this city
Col. Hoppin was insured $1,000 on his house
at the same Oflice-hs loss $1,000. Mr..
Kendall's loss from $500 to SI00O-he was
fully insured al the Manufacturers Mutual
Fire Insurance Office in this city. Charles
Dyer, Esq's. insurance on the stable, expired
last Saturday. Both houses we're occupied
by families. Mr.. Luther, Occupying his own,
ard Mr.. Phelps, Col. Hoppn's. The first
notice Mr.. l.. had Of the fire, was from
Watchman, nrousing him from sleep. by the
unwelcome sound that his house was on fire.
On account of the extreme cold. the thcr-
mometer being degrees below zero, it was
nearly one hour before a supply Of water
could be obtained, to stop the progress OF the
flames. The fremen deserve every praise
for the alacrity with which they repaired to
the scene Of conAagra,ion, on one of the
coolest mornings which we have had this
winter, and worked with unsbating exertions
until they arrested the progress Of the de-
vouring element There is no doubt It was
the work of an incendisry. The engine OF
the Steam Mill rendered essential service
during the fire. Loss estimated al $1,000.
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Notice.

a Lecture will be delivered before the
Now port Mechanic Association. on Wcdnes
day evening next at Armory Hall, by Berja.
min b. How hnd, Esq, commencing at half
pas, q o'clock.
Tickets ia cents, to be had at the usual
places.
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Court of Probate, .Neppori, Jan. 6, lS40.

Court Of Probate, .Neopori, Jan. g, ls4o.
A rPLIcArIoS was made for the appointment
"A Of an Administrator de bons non. with
the Will annexed, on the Estate Of Ezekiel
Luther, late Of Newport, dec.
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in February
next, at . o'clock a. IN. and that previous no.
tice be given by publishing a copy Of this or
der, three several times, in the Herald of
The Times, for all persons interested to APP
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness,
ian0l Is. B. HowLAND, Pro elk.
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Court of Probate, Neuport, Jan. 6, 1910.

Court Of Probate, Ntpport, Jan. g, 1910.
'UNHE Commissioners Report on the Estate
Of James N. Coddngton, late of New
port dec. was presented for allowance:
Ii is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to q
Court Of Probate, TO be holden at the State
House in Newport, OH the first Monday in
February nexi,at o o'clock a. m. and that pre-
vious notice be given, by publishing a copy
Of this order, three several times in the Her
aid yf The Times, for all persons interested to
appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness:
jan9. B. B. HowLAHD, Pro. elk.
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DLEo.SG scIcoI.

yBNllE subscriber respectfully gives notice. that
2 hi. ScHooL for Instruction in the polite
accomplishment Of DANCING, will bc opened
at MASONIC HALL. on Tuesday afternoon, the
cath inst and will be held on Tuesday and
Thursday Afternoons, aud Evenings. Hours FOR
misses and masters, from 2 TO 8 O'Clock J.. NJ.
lor gentlemen, from 7 to 9 o clock.--Teuns s6
for "a LESSONS. S. :. PECkllAM.
Newport dec. 10, 1889.
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Came Ashore,

I'm the subscribers farm. IN Mildlctown,
" on "Wednesday, 18th INST, large old
SCOW. measuring about 80 feet in length,
by ~ wide, which has since gone 10 pieces.
The owner can hsye her again by proving
property aud paying charges. Apply 10
PARDON BROWN.
Mildetuwn, Dec. ~, IS;H. d26
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STEAM TRAvtLLINe.--lt is an interesting
fact, not perhaps generally known, that
person may now travel from Lynn or Salem,
to Bombay, in the East Indies, entirely by
steam; and the time required to accomplish
the journey, is but six weeks. lie can go to
the city Of Jerusalem in ono month. Lynn
Puritan.
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NOtiCc.

a Sermon will be delivered at the North
Bap,is, Church on Sunday afternoon next, by
the Rev. Mr.. Howard, before the Female
Benevolent Socisty, when g collection will
be taken up to aid that praiseworlhy insttu.
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09
Notice..

IINII L subscribers having been appo-ted by
Il the Hon. Court Of Probate of the town
Of Newport, Commissioners to reccive,exam-
inc aud allow the claims of the creditors Of
the Estate OF Joseoh w. Eddy, late OF New.
port, dec. represented insolvent and the said
Court having allowed six months from the
date hereof f.. said creditors to exhibit their
claims, we will meet at the office Of B. B.
Howlshd in Newport, on the first Saturdays
in May, June and July next, at O'clock p.
NJ. for the purpose aforesaid.
WILLIAM VANS.
B. .. ROWLAND,
Jan. g. 1910.
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LATE FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ships United States and Eng
land, arrived at New York OF Saturday even
ing last, bring London and Liverpool papers
to the 9th ut. ten days later than before re-
ceived.
The political news is Of but little interest.
Parliament, it was presumed, would assemble
about the middle of January.
The Queens intended marriage continued
to be a matter Of public interest.
The best informed Journals put faith in
the rumor that the British Government in
tends blockade of the Chinese p '.s.
The Great Western went out in thirteen
and hall days, and tho news sho carried out
was considered better, and had a decidedly
favorable effect upon American interests,
unless the decline in cotton be considered
an exception, which was caused by q report
of the state Of the crops here.
Great distress existed among the operatives
in the Manufacturing districts.
FRAScE.-The life Of the King is still in
danger. Plots have been discovered, and
undeniable evidence that Internal machines
have been constructed. The palace of the
Tuileries is turned into q fortress, strongly
garrisoned; and whenever the King ventures
FORTH he is surrounded with such troops o
guards that his movements rather resemble
those Of an army than Of an individual.
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CHINA
Advices have been received from Canton tc
August 6th and from Macao to the Ilth, via
i Mazatlan.
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce contains
several letters with copious extracts from the
Canton and Macao papers. The informa
tion contained in them is thus summed up.
Il Matters remain in the same confused state
Il The quarrel between Elliot and Lin is be
\ coming more bitter. We hear nothing o
The Emperor suspecting treachery in his higl
commissioner. Elliot continues to write
! proclamations, and so does Lin. Elliot now
officially declares that he is endeavoring to
get the British government, and that Of India
| To refuse entrance to all British vessels from
China, whose papers are not signed by him
This is to prevent The transhipment trade
gong on at Whanpoa, through American
vessels, to the British outsde--te which FL
llo, aludes and against which he remon
strates to Lin, as connvcd at by the Chinese
Lin gives a statement to the Emperor o
several persons killed by the "rcd brisiled
nation of the coast, but makes no comment
One or two Of the proclomstions are 81
wrelchcdly translated az to make perfec
nonsense. The English Admiral is hourl!
expected with two sail Of the line and sevs
raj trgatcs. The American shipmastcrs an
merchants appear to be on good terms vii,
the Chinese.
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Court of Probate, .NeUport, jan 6, I840

Court Of Probate, .NeUport, Jam 6, 1910.
vl'IlE Guardians Accounts on the Children
of Henry EIdredge, late Of Newport,
dec. was presented for allowance:
II is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in February
next, at 8 o'clock a. IN. and that previous no.
tice be given by publishing copy of this or
der three several times, in the Herald Of The
Tim's, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witncss:
jan0.1 b. b. HowLAND, Pro. elk.
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NOTICE.

A y a special meeting Of the Directors OF
"A tho TR.4DER'S BANK, on Monday
evening January 9th, lS40, Erwin WILBUR,
Esq. was unanimously elected President
uice Borden Wood, Esq. resigned: and Tho.
mas w. Brown, Esq, Director to fill the
vacancy in tie Direction. until the next an
nual meeting of the Stockholders.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

Court Of Probate, Newport, Jan. 6, ls4o.
A n Instrument in Writing purporiing to
IA be the last Will and Testament OF Sarah
Wing, late of Newport, single woman, dec.
was presented for Probate, and letters testa'
mentary thereon:
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the hrst Monday in
Feb. next, at O'Clock a. rn., end that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy Of this
order. three several times in the Herald o.
the Times, for all persons interested TO appear
at said time and place and be heard
a true copy witness:
jan9l B. B. llowLAND, Pro. elk.
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n z l. I Z r
FOR TIE AFFLICTED.

FOR THE AFFLICTED.
DERSONS who are afflicted with Cancers,
n Polypus.s. Wcns, tisiulas, Fever or Mer-
cury Sores. Ulcers. llemorhoids, Leprosv,
Cons, Lingering Chronic complaints, SC. are
informed that there is not ouly hope. hut medi-
cine, which will effect speedy and permanent
cure. Though thu human system is subject to
disease in its various forms. yet the Rountllu
Beneiactor and givcr of every good GIFT, has
kindly provided mean, wisely adapted to cure
each and all Of them.
DIR j. H. WOODWARD, Of Fall River,
takes this method To inform the public, that he
is prepared To extend relief, or cure all those
thus afflicted, who feel disposed ta favor him
With call. His l;alhod ol treating the above
diseases * such that the patient is not subject TO
any material pain oy Distress aud tho medicine
which he administers will not dehilnate the -,s-
ten,, or impair the health, as he never uses any
mcrcurial preparation. The sore is lirs, checked
| in its progress and deprived oi sensation. 1t Is
then gently drawn from the patient by the nppll-
cation Of saive, which Is endowed with specific
virtues and has never failed to effect n fna
cure.
\ n. B.--All those who arc about 10 60 througl
the psinlul operations Of removing The above
named scourgrs Of III. hun,n race. with The
knife. Sc 10 such We would say, pause Tor q
moment and reflect upon thn uncertainty of thu
remedy, and how many valuable lives are 'arrl-
iiced yearly upon the altar of hHhsied Medlca
Sc,cncs [FuIl River. Dec. ~, 1889
III Ian
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Court Of Probate, .Ntwport, Jan. 6, io4O
vX>IIE final Account Of the Administrator
! de bonis non, with the Will annexed on
the Estate of Aus,is E. Weld, late Of New
port, dec. was presented for allowance:
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred 10 4
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday IN
February next, at 9 O'clock, Il. III. and that
previous notc. 5e given by publishing cspy
of this order, three several times in the her.
aid ofthe Times, for all PERSONS interested to
appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copk-wi,ness:
ian91 b. b. HOwLAND, Pro. elk.
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N OTIC e.

NJ &w.NEWTON, respectfully gives
~. notice 10 their customers, that their Bills
will be presented TO them as usual on the lst Of
January, for settlement. All persons ing de-
mands, will please call and receive their pay.
doc l9, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

TnE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Of this State,
convened in Providence on Tuesday morning
last. The House met al 10 o'clock, and ad-
journed ill 3o'clock p. NJ. without doing any
business, quorum Of members not being
present. In the afternoon, quorum Of both
Houses was present, and the usual messages
were sent informing that they were ready TO
proceed to business. little business,
however, WAS transacted, save the presen,a-
ton Of sundry petitions, and communications
which were duly referred to tho appropriate
Committees, and will be noticed again here
after The House adjourned to ~ O'Clock
yesterday morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

DEW No. "a, in Zion Church, west aisle
Il For terms, &c. apply ut this office.
inn ~
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MIR. HUNTER AND THE COM
MITTEES

IL the Tories are still disposed to be
satisfied with the election ofMr. Hunter,
they most certainly are welcome to all
the JOY they can derive therefrom. The
Wings most certainly have 10 very good
grounds for complaint on account of the
committees which he has appointed. OF
the thirty three committees, the Wings
have a majority on twenty, the Tories
on thirteen ; twenty-three of the chair
men Of the committees nre Wings
On all the important committees, ex-
cept those on executive matters, the
Wings have the ascendancy. Those
in which the Tories have the majority,
except the executive committees, are
the unimportant ones of agriculture,
militia, patents, public buildings, and
grounds, and the like. While all 9TH
ers of the least importance are in the
hands of the Wings. Truly, tho To-
ries are thankful for small fayors.-
Alias.
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COMMITTEES OF CoNGREss.-Un
our Congressional head will be found
the Standing Committees of the House,
US appointed by the new Speakcr.-
The political character Of the members,
it will be seen are designatcd,-the
Wings being in italics. Messrs. Pick
ems of S. Carolina, Fisher, of n. Caro-
linn. and one or two others, are put
down among the Wings, because they
voted for the Wing Speaker They
arc net. however, genuine Wings, MOI
do we claim thein as such.
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w ANTED-A girl to do house work.
w Inquire at this office. jan 81.
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List CarpctiUg.

EEn PIECES very superior LIST CAR
v ~ pETLNE, received las' week and
fcr -,ls low 10y WN. 4. COZItNS s. co.
doc 10
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PU r T.
SPE R N Oil.

TUNIIE subscriber has for sale, about
III 800 gallons lst quality winter
pressed Sperm oil, a part of
the cargo Of the ship John CoggcsEall.
Jan. 9. THOMAS BUSH.
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NEW YORK OYSTERS.

yElilE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
n Of Newport, and vicinity tha, he has opens
ed his Oyster establishment, for the season in The
building in the rear Of his Confectionery, on
ChampIin's Wharf, where they will find an
obliging and experienced attendant, with that
shel-6sh no, only beneficial in sickness bu, a
luxury in health. cooked and served ~ in yari.
Gus ways. With his presen, arrangement 10
procure planted .ters he cannot fail to please.
\ !rJs Selec, parties by giving short notice cna
he furnished with rooms, and oysters scolloped
slew ed, or fried. J. REMOND.
~ b. Families supplied with oysters by Civ
ing reasonable notice, so that they can be COCA.
ed and conveyed 10 their houses in a hot state.
Oct. 10.
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Nomination Of the National Whig
Con yentiOn.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
VIM, HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
For VICE PRESIDENT:
10 IN TYL E R
OF VIRGINIA.

The Wing State Convention. to form
a prox of General Officers, were to
meet last evening in Providence.
Coniormable to notice, a meeting of
the Wing freemen was held at the
Court House, in this place, on Satur-
day evening last, to appoint Delegates
to said Convention. The meeting hav
ing been called to order by G. y. Rob
ms, Esq. MICHAEL FREEBoRN, Esq.
was appointed Chairman, and James
Atkinson, Secretary. On motion ii
was voted. that our present Reprcsen-
tativcs to the General Assembly be
appointed delegates to the Convention
from this town, with power to fill va
cancies.
1t was understood that Goo. G. King
Esq. one Of the delegates to the Har
risburg Convention from this State, in
tended TO address the meeting, bu
owing to the latcness of the hour a
which the meeting assembled, occasion
ed by a mistake in the notice, and th'
inclement state Of the weather, he re
quested to be excused that evening, sta
ting, however, that he would nddres
the freemen at some future time when
ever they should again assemble.
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tne oInclal statement OF votes gwen In
the Sixth District for member of Con-
gress, as counted and declared by the
Governor and Council -
Whole number Of votes, 5O82
Necessary to choice, 2542
Osmyn Baker has 1881
And is chosen.
Rodolphus Dickinson has 2O2O F.; Is
rael Billings 45l-all others, 80. The
return from Leverett was rejected, the
town meeting not having been legally
held, as appeared by statement of the
Selectmen. The returns from Ashfeld
and Chesterfield were also rejected the
same not having been received until
after the time prescribed by law.
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