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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
RUTLAND, VT. TUESDAY,, APRIL ~, 1870

New England. The eagle eyed Wayne was
a, their head. and his heart was like that of
the lion.--Thc regiments of Fcbigez and
Meigs. and their youthful Major llull's deiach-
men, formed the RICH, column. Buffers regi-
mcni, With two companies under Major Muir
ply, formed the left. The van of the right
was formed Of one hundred and fifty stalwart
volunteers, at whose head stood the brave
Fleury, one hundred volunteers under Howart
composed the van of the left.--And still further
advanced, the noblesi post Of all, stood two
"ioriorn hopes" OF twenty men each
one commanded by Lieutenant Gibsons, and
the Other by Lieut., Knox Wayne stepped
from Mar TO man through tho vanguards, saw
them take their flinis from their pieces and fix
the death bayonet.-At twenty minutes past
eleveri Ire two columns moved 20 the bloody
work before Ihtiti 3. ,ass.se leii and the
other 10 the right; to make their attack upon OPP
posite side.
The inhabitants on the eastern side ofthe
river first heard a sharp crashing as the forlorn
hope of either side broke in the double row
Of ahaiiis. the muskeis otthc scniinels flashed
suddenly amidst the darkness, and in mo-
ment the fortress vomiiod out flame and thun-
der as if a volcano had been igniied and was
tossing its lava upwards. The cry Of battle
not to be mistaken, shrll, wild and fearful
broke upon the dull ear of night. But all was
in vain for the fortress. Under the showers
of grape, and full in the red eye OF battle, the
two gloomy, still unwavcring columns moved
on, and the two van guards met in the centre
OF the work. The British made an instant sur
render, TO avoid the determination which
awaited the dcploy Of the columns upon
the entrenchment. Sixty three British
soldiers lay dead at their guns; five hundred
and forty-three were made prisoners; and the
spoils were two standards, two flags fifteen
pieces of ordance, and the other materials OF
war OF the sons of New England, ninety
eight were killed or wounded. OF Lieuten-
ant Gibbins' forlorn hope, seventeen were no
more. OF Lieut.. knoxs about the same
number were slain.
These spots, where the life blood the free
has been poured out like water, and where the
traces of the revolutionary ditch and mound
still remain, are affairs sacred to the high rec
objections of freedom. be the turf over
these departed patriots. The bold bluff OF
Stony Point is classical ground. Ilither in
future time shall the poet and the sentiment
alst come to pay their tribute Of affections
and honor, where
-four fathers knelt
In prayer and battle for world"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

THE WHsga&GoEs.--N learn from Gen
Atkinson. tlai 30 consequence Of the refusal
Of the WiuHch1gocs 10 remove agteeably 10
the terms of theif treaty with the u. ) Gov
erHmcnt, BE- has received orders iromthe War
Department ~ remove them at all hazards
lie will iDnh"ila cill into active service the
necessary number Of troops mud repair 10 the
present locality Of tie tribe. We have no
d, ubl thsi he will execute with wisdom and
energy the Important trust cOHiided 10 him 49,
We know that be will # possible, spare the
cGusiou OF blood.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
TERMS OF THE HERALD.

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!, hasin. OCCASION to advertise, will find 1t to
1 st,.ais,e TO resort TO this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

A Si0s.-I1e =. l. Commercial says that
sale Of real estate was effected in that city
On Terms which aAor4 one Of Tie strongest pos
siyle illugraiioEs Of iiio want Of confidence In
tie present National Execul!ye, and the utter
hoFc.essuos5 and dependency into which the
people w!ii sink should Mr Van Buren, be re-
elected. Tie TOMS Of tie sale referred 20
sore tacsc Tile Purchaser - 10 pay Tor tie
proqeny. sixty THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Ia Tie event oil GENERAL HARHISON'S
election. and oL!y Al'iy b,oa5aad should Van
Buren, lie elected
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
From the N. Y. Express.

From the N. Y. Express.
POLITICAL ARCHITECTURE.
There was famous palace once;
Twas bull, fast by river;
With massive towers and bat,lemen,s,
A, tho 'twould stand forever.
lis gardens and its fountains were
In truth goodly show;
And lofty were its colonades
bs walls were white as snow.
Ard there be many men who say
Il was a sight 10 see,
The splendor of that great white house,
BETTING royalty.
It's bsnque, tables loaded were
Lake those Of kings Of old,
With SAVERS and with drinking-cups,
OF silver and gold.
The men who dwell in that white house,
At FRI, wefe patriots true,
The fathers of the land were they,
And its defenders too.
b., evil days at length came on;
The white house was forsakcn;-
And when the great and good were gone,
By wicked men twas taken.
Full many deed Of shame did they,
That bad and reckless crew.
Corrupt were they, both high and low,
Masters and servants too.
And little did those wicked men
Blu, quarrel and carouse,
tntii the kitchen monials ruled
The fortunes of tie house,
Al last that goodly edifice
To desolation WENT
And crooks and obscene birds" did perch
Upon its battlement.
The owl still hooting in its halls
It's ancient grandeur mocks;
hs chambers harbor beasts Of prey,
And its East Room, the Fox.
Where the Ohio rolls its flood,
Through fertile western lands,
Where late the lofty fores, waved,
A humble cabin stands.
lis lowly, back-woods shed,
Asplain as plain can be;
Its walls are built of unhewn logs
Logs from the Buckeye tree.
And who is he that sits within
That stalwar, man and old,
NTH rustic garb and hardened hands,
With open brow and boldt
Wen may you guess tina, he is one,
In eour,ier's arts unlearn'd;
iamer he, who eats the bread
Ills own free hands have earn'd.
his manly frame is cover'd DER
"hh honorable scars:
for he has led his counirymen
through fierce and savage wars.
His oouniry's foes he put to rout,
"a many bloody day
lie drove the Brton from our soil,
ihe savage from his prey.
And he, within the capitol
Hath ioin'd in high debate,
And at his country's summons, he
Long fil'd the chair Of state.
tie never ,Ob'd the public purse,
ne ne'er betrayed his trust,
lie eerv'd his country long and well,
\ statesman pure and just.
lie reeks' not he, the naughty sheer
vi oioaied, pampered knaves;
lheir stolen wealth and boosted "spoils
iis honest heart ne'er Graves.
v, dearly do the people love,
iher farmer candidate,
Aed soon their iav'n,e viii they place
High in the chair Of state.
they'll show the torres they can prizc
worth talents, honesty,
90 IN small LOG Cabin" found,
Made ofIhe buckeye tree.
hen let US raise for Harrison
oo' undivided voice,
nc 'armer' statesman, honest. brave,
Hf Tie peeyle's cAo,ee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Con EnKcrrr.-If a
democratic paper should ait.mp, to keep pace.
in hs corrections. with the Measurements = hich
are put forth in the vhie Prints, il would furnish
i,s rssders with but little other matter For
instance. New York whie journal says:
Z" The sub-Treasury Bill ba. been iu operation
nesrly one month. and already many Treasury
drafts have been protested in the different sea-
ports.
Upon this the Globe remarks that on enquiry
in the proper quarter. the statement 10 found
entirely groundless. No Treasury drafts
whatever are known 10 have been protested
within that period. and scarce one for many
years, excep, where q mistake iu the notice, or
the suspension Of some bank which was de-.
pository. or whose notes had been taken. caused
temporary difficulty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

TIE TEXAS BOUNDARY QuEsros.-By the
Houston Morning Star we learn that the Com
missioners appointed to survey the Eastern
Boundary ofthe Republic, have suspended their
labors on account of the advance OF the warm
season. They have. however. established the
point where the 35th degree of n. latitude touch
IS the Sabine. Agreeably TO their observalioR,.
this point is east of the station previously de-
'sna'ed. and will probably leave to Texas a
whole line Of townships which have heretofore
been considered as the territory Of the Urited
States.
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0R9M 8 q

WRITINGS OF NAPoLEoS.--The Paris cor
rsspondencc Of the National Intellig gsneer says
that a new edition. in splendid royal ocis-
vos, of the Emperor's effusions at 81. Helens,
now first collected 10 one body, is about TO ap-
pear. Each chapter Of the work will be enrich
ed with fac simils of the manuscript, being
the CORE c,ions made BY his own hsnd.
Hon. Francis Thomas, NJ c. of Maryland.
and Mr.. Price. a distinguished lawyer Of the
same State. met for the purpose Of fighting =
duel near the village or Hancock on Thursday
of last week. After an Intellectual exchange of
shots the seconds interfered. and matters were
adjusted 10 the satisfaction Of all parties.
EaPHAsrs.-A writer on English grammer
gives the following emphasis: A clergyman on
reading the twenty seventh verse Of the eigh.
tesnth chapter of the first book Of Kings, gen
orally placed the emphasis on the words denot-
ed by italics And he spake TO his sons. say
ing, Saddle nc, the ass, and they saddled him.
The PREsEsr SoLp.-Tho two Arabian hor-
ses. sent by the lmaum of Museat as present
TO the President Of the U. States. were sold on
Tuesday week, at Washington. The light
gray was taken by l.. NJ. Powell, Esq. OF Vir-
giui,. at $3.50; and the dark gray by Gen. John
II. Eaton, Of Tennessee. al S576.
PASSED MipsnIrMAS HooE, Of the United
States Navy, by the sentence of naval court
martial, lately held at Pensaeols. had been sus-
pended from duty, on half pay for the space Of
two years. His offence WAS want Of respect
for his commander.
An English vessel sailed the New York
packet. la, arrived at Boston after 20 days pas
sage. with 40 passengers, large number OF
whom are sick at Quarantine. it is stated fur
thermore, that many Of them are paupsrs taken
from. the poor houses in Great Britain.
Delicacy.-A waiter at a fashionable hotel
the other day. requested boarder, il he need
ed his services. to "just agitafe the commanicd-
tor" Previous to the rapid march of intellect,
please to ring the bell" would have been tn.
phrase used
TensuS.-The census OF tho territories OF
Wisconsin and Iowa has been completed. BY
the returns, the population Of the former is
shown to be 81 900, and Of the latter $4,000
Inhabitants.
Mississippi. M'Nuu, of Misss-
sippi, has issued = Proclamation. dated July
10Th. declaring that the Mississippi U Mon Bank,
and the Vicksburg Bank, have forfeited all their
powers and privileges.
Singular Suicide.-Eilen Conner, a servant
at the Asior House committed suicide lately by
lespng from one Of the fifth story windows Of
that building.
Hard Names.-Ths firm Of Poor &. Lovsie,
was actually on the subscription book Of the
New Yorker, some two years ago.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
SHERIFF,S SALE.

NEWPORT, M.
MY virtue Of an Execution issued ont Of tie
Ne Court al Common Pleas. for the County Oh
Newport. May tsfn 1870, aud to mo directed and
del,efed, will sell at Pablie Auction on the prem
ises. to the highest bidder, on MONDAY tho I4,h
day Of September next at 10 oeInck, A. NJ,
All the right. title and interest that JOSEPH L.
z, HARDY, Of Washington, in the District Of Co
umbia had ON tie 2sd DAY Of October, 1899 Al forty
hive minutes past FIVE o'clock, p. NJ, (when attach
meni was made on tho original writ in fator Of Han
~ Bull, Jr OF said Newpor) in and to LOT OF land
situate IN said Newpor', with the "Cottige' and
Other oaibnildinss thereon said lot being bou nded
AZ follows viz. south Eastery on Kay street, six.
y ieet;-Nor,h Westerly on land Of Sarah Perry,
SIXTY ieet NORTH and Fast on lspd Of George III.
lev and Patience Hudson, - feet;--and South
Westerly Oh land Of Mrs. Lawrence - feet b.
the same more or less
Conditions at time and place of sale
WIN. u. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport. June -. IS40-leI7.
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RHoDE.IsLAND REPUBLICAN AUGUST ~. 1870

Stoninston, 1900 do.
Arr at New Bed6nrd, 9th. shin George. Chase
New Zealand. via rslacuhans. NAV 3. aloo bbIs
VII 80 80 oil. for Fsirhavsn.
Aiss arr earaue Bruce, Reynolds, Atlantic O.
eeah, 500 ebls sp oil. for Fairhsyen. SPOKE June
10Th. Ia, 80 NJ Ion 81 w, ,briss Laurel, NIB, I6o
spi so'h' la' 81 is Ion 50 IS, Two Sisters Sipri.
can, 20 OIL goth. LAT 81, Ion 40 ~. ship Panama,
Fall River. Go bbls-had LOST head of rndd,r, JuI,
'h, al IS 4o lon a6 is, brig Pig.im. Collins, som.
erset. 100. - ' -
Letters received At Warren from ship Chariot,
Li''ieheld, Of that port, dated at Chatham lsland
January isl, reports her with 700 bbls VIII. iI5 50
oil. all well-is sail On a cruise 70 few DAYS
ATT al Ses'on, lIh inst ship Minus. COT LYNN
Ludlow. New Zesiand, Match q. ST. Cstharine,
June ~ loco bbls VIII oil, II 900 lbs bone.
Arr at New Bedford. nh, bark Favorite, Swift,
New Zealand Cloudy Bay May "a, este brls VII
$50 sp oil, for Fairhaveu
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

! WEDNESDAY, Angus, 5h.
Ship Audley Clarke, Sherman FROM Pacific D
cean aud IOi DAYS from Otahri,e, with full csrg'
| OF sperm c, (235O bbls) to p. and A. Clarke.
CoggeshaIl and others.-Reports at Otal,eiie Jan
Goth ship Rslena, Lucas, NIB, 70 mos out. 100 -
Feb. 29ih. Wiscsssst. Horton, Wiscassei 25m 750.I
and l0U0w ;-Mnrch 3d. l. c Richmond, Wood ND
27m 2O5O; IIih. : Carolina, Bailey, Dartmouth
Ism $40; I2th Susan. Russell, Nantucket, 29m 1850
I4th Herald Nye, ND. I6im 700; MECHANIC;
Pratt. Newport, Ism 1850; 10Th, Loan, Merchant
Edsarton, 29m $50 i; Elizabeth. Wood, Dartmouth
27m 1900; ed. Isabella, Davis, FIJI, Pom GOO
Zephyr. Gardner. Nantucket. 9n 30; Zoan, Hitler.
Of do. lOm $50; Columbus. Gardner Of do. 10 m
300: 26th. Milo. Gardner, NIB. Ism 1900; x7ih.
Courier. Harding, of do 22m 1900; April 9Th, N"-
sau Chase Of do 25m 1900 9Th, Nautilus, Ellis. si
do. l6im 1850 10Th, Cadnus, Mshew, FB 2sm
1000; 22d. Levy Slarbuck. Lincoln, Nantucket. 3lm
1900; 18th. Martha, Tabsr FIJI. 22m 100. At T.
meio. April 5,h, Gideon Hownnd, Baker, NIB. ION
100. Spoke Jan. I'd. Trident NIB, 700; George Il
Susan Of do. 1850; 25ih Gen. Scott, of do. zoe -
Feb Is, Jasper. FIJI, 300 VIII and long sp whslo
along side March 10Th, Christopher Mitchell. Of
NanIucket. 1850; 9Th. Sarah, Nantucket, $50 /:
Three Brothers, OF do. 200: l4h. Joseph Stsrbuok.
Wilber, Of do. 1850; 18th. Thule. Of do 800 .p anG
500 VIII; 10Th Rambler Of do $50; Obd Mitchell.
Of do $50; 20ih Persia. NIB. 500; Mercomb, Of
Bristol, 1850; Pacihc, NB l750;-April I'd. saw .
ship supposed the Ceres, Of Wilmington, gong into
Otaheite with 1000 bbls.
Brig Caspian. swasey, II days from New OIL for
Providence.
Returned schr Rio. Cozzens. sailed hence 3Is,
Brig Sea Bird Hammond, from Richmond.
Sch'rs Marquis. Gwin. from Bangor Mary.
Baker, from Hallowell, Samuel Slater, West, fiA
Philadelphia for New Bedford.
Soop Denmark. Titus, from Cold Spring for
Boston. "
THURSDAY, Aue. 9Th.
sch'r, Eagle. Wyley. from Savannah; Amazon,
Chandler from North Yarmouth for Philadelphia
Sloop Moses Eddy, Bli,en, from New York for
Providence.
FRIDAY. Aug. 7ih.
Sch'rs Augustus. Allen, and Clinton. Nckerscn.
po,s from Boston for Philadelphia; Victory. Al
len, for New York Tionsi, Snow. for Richmond,
Elijah Chase, Heleo, for Savannah-all from BOs-
ton Emily, Barnes, from Nantucket for Pbila.
SATURDAY. Aug eth.
seh'r. Pioneer. Presberry, I'm Taunton for New
York; Rich,opnd. Raymond. from do for do Hsr.
vest. Raymond, from do. for do Cherokee, Ray
Inond. from do. for do.
sloop. Csndaes, Brown. from Fall River. Tor DO.
Triumph. Com.tot-. from Hartford: Geo Wash
ington. Smith, from Providence for New LoncOn;
Hudson, West. from New Bedford Tor Providence.
Brig Caspian, swassy from Providence.
MONDAY, Aug 10Th.
sch'r Romp, Chpiu, from Mobile for Providence;
WIN Rpwlet. wal,er. from Philadelphis with COS
sloop New York Barker. from New York for
PrOvidsnce.
seh'r Cora. Cozzen., Philadelphia for Proy.
dsnes Export. Gardner, from do. for Fall River.
CLEARED.
e,b sloop Aoses Eddy. BIiven. Providenes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Origin OF log cabin and hard cider
When one Of the friends Of Henry Clay heard
Of the nomination Of Harrison, instead OF Clay,
he cried out" Give Harrison plenty Of hard
cider. and sslsry Of $1,000 a year, and my
word for il. he would be content TO spend the
remainder OF his days in = log cabin:" This
remark Of Clay's friend was stated in a letter
and published in the Baltimore Republican.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
Medical Institution Of Yale
College.

FyNHE annual course Of Lectures for the tern, OF
u lslo-l viii commence oo Thursday. Oct .,
and continue sixteen weeks.
Chem,slry aud Pharmacy. by BgS's s,LLiais,
NJ D.. IL ID.
Theory and Practice Of Physc, by Eu Ivgs, NJ. ID.
Malena Mcdca and TbeapsniIes, by Will "
TULLY, ~. ID.
Principle, and Practice Of Surgery, by jonathan
KsIcRr. NJ. ID.
Obsieir,os by TIMOTHY p BEyHs, M. ID.
Anatomy snd Physclogy, by CBiRLrs HooxgH,
NJ. ID.
Fees for fp course $40, to be paid in advance
No dissection fee is required. any contingent sx.
penses. except a reasonable charge for subjects.
which sfe abnndanily supplied
CHARLES HOOKER. ssc'ry.
Yale College New Haven, July IL. 1870.
August 5th-3w.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Stephen Girsrd's WiH.-Ths Phil'delph,a
Ledger states tha, the right Of the city of phii-
adelrha to the real estate left BY the late STE
phen Girard, is about to be contested BY some
relatives Of the deceased. Several hearings
have already been had before the Judges Of the
Circuit Court or the United States. This is
a very important matter. II there be any ground
for the clsm. and will afford a new subject for
di.esssisn, involving perhaps az much difficulty
aud delay ss the question Of dsposing Of the
estate. according TO the will Of the tesisror. has
already created.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

During the thunder storm OF Thursday nie b,
last. four mon belonging to the barque Essex.
ly ing in our harbor. threw the officer in charge
overheard. TOOK one Of the boats and made their
escape. The officer after being some time in
the water succeeded in gaining the ship. The
men have been pursued and will undou htedy
be retskeu.-Bris.ol Phenir.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
ICE CREAMS! ICE CREAMS !!

~ HE snbscuber respectfully gives notcs 10
. the Pubic ssnciaiy. that the Rooms over his
Corfdetfonnyv and vortsty Sors, opposite the
Post Once are ready for the accommodation oi
Ladies aud Gentlemen, who wish to psss an hour Or
90 in refreshing themselves with les Creams. and
other refrrshrneui' usually fonnd sta Confectionery
N. Is. Ice Creams made TO order aud wsrranred
equal 10 any m town ct so cents per quart. and sent
TO any part Of tbs town. at any hour Of the day I"
evening
On hand and for sale, a great variety Of Fancy
Good. and Toys. Fancy Baskets. Willow Craes'
and Wagons. &c, &c.
Confecuonsry at wholess,s and retail, on ths
most REASONABLE. terms.
Cons,anily on band and for sale, gepsrsl ss'or'
inent Of Preserves aud Fruits. spd a host Of other
articles, too nntnsrous 10 psrlcnlarIze.
Newport, June 24lh. I. sThCf ~
Don't forget, the ORIGINAL is to be found d.
reetly opposite the Post Once.
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NOTICE.

TUyIIE firm ofs. NJ. q j. u. sTEDNAN was
~ thi. day d,solved, by mutual conb-ui. All
qheasfto to present them for adjustment, and those
indebted 10 make immediate payment to =. NJ.
STEDMAN, who will continue the CABINET
BUsIN Ess, In sil Iis branches. at the old stand
No 10 broad street.
NIB. Constantly on hand, good assortment Of
CABINET FUkITURE and CHAIRS, which
will be sold oD the most regsebhble terms.
Newport, .nly, 90 i54U.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Emirranr for u. Br;tish West T,di~.-
samuel whirmsrsh. Of Northampton, Mass.
rive. notice in the Gazette. that he is suihor-
,zsd by the GsvernmeHi Of Jsmsica. TO offer
Gr.e passage TO oil approved White OF .elersd
.misr,o,, 10 that be,v,ifol Island. With sussIs-
,,nes ,,Il employed. and other sd'sn'sge'. the
particulars Of which will be eheshully eiven on
,pplie.,isc to Rim rrerisss TO he Fret oi sep
'.nb.r r.s'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Real Estate in 81. Lous.-The sale Of part Of
the valuable estate Of the late Gen. Ashly.
fronting on Broadway, took place Yesterday. and
The lots offered were sold BY Messrs Wm. Scott
q Co. at prices varying from $50 to go per
front foor.--St Louis Republican, July 2s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
TO TEACHERS.

A CHANCE in the system Of Instruction 10
N the Male Departure OF PUBiic School No
after tho expiration Of the present ierm having been
determined on BY the Public School Committee
the undersigned, FOR the purpose Of carrying .nd
arrangement, into effect, wish to engage Principal
aud two Asslsisnts and will receive applications foi
that purpose. until the 22d inst
Written applications will be required, enclosing
satisfactory testimonials 10 character md quali6
cations Of the applicant, and may be addressed In
" Pubic School Committee or TO either Of th- Sub.
for employment Us Assis-
tants will be received from either Males or females
N. Is. The salary to the Principle, will not OK.
coed $500 per year
JOSEPH JOSLIN.
Wn. H. DOUGLASS. Z Special
CIIAS, LAYTON, COMMITTEE.
Newport, August |, I540.
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NOTICE..

TNHOsE persons wishing TO SIND their Children
y to eItasr Of the Public Schools, are requested
10 make application 10 any Of the undersigned
Committee, as no Child will be admitted 10 eilbsr
Of tho Schools without such application having
FIRST been made.
Wn. ~ DouLLLss. Chairman
CHiRLEs LAwroH, JAS HoaS~gLs,
Jos. Is. WEivEp, JoHs ALLAN,
DAVID J. GoULD, X. j. TiYLoa,
JosEPu JosLE., o. C. TUasEa, Sec
Newport, Aug I2, 1910.