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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
fENAIr s-rAlINAEY

EEL y. JRktN hl,lns IA rrc,i r,As.,.
w r'ro''r,d he heolth. osu'n rioro.,s dream t,
Female SomrraU ia iao upper fuvIu og The Wheel
!us Institute. on AiuIday, the : p Of Sr;ieInse, agr,
The i,Fr. g" NhG,h scholars VII be :, CONE A. "a
follows
lgr - Ing!,h R-nucboS, c.mpr..,r "a 44so
Wri".s, Arithmetic, Grammar. Ce0 Is2s, al LA
tory, So pcsIsIa
lyE al! other rranCH.s SO pr 'arn
Pifenis w,rh!ng to s.al unci. , u,li-r. 80. t.Sn
mss Toe Arrangements 70 hat lhsy asy sgu4s, o..
wIththe term.
Fortsr!hcr Information re'Ss.urc p r.49s q, Raw
a. H.. Weed. a. L.
aug 90 w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
BEWARE M CoTrrrrpvr,rc

'IF'.FAH- Ut NVN.N 7 Ills
Cdni.on.-re particular in purchBsitr IN a.. H.,
no label Of his Medicine conia ne a notice II
'ntry according 70 Act at COngIc csc. Ard 10 itg-
"'scpaFtSG'aF in obtaining tisIn at zoo CLttla,,
H.. Newly ork, ~ fran ia. ~
$780, LEGULAR AGENTS.
WN ~. KING, UL.
str w NSON 4. Nrn r"ce"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

Pissed August 2S. 1910.
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
ETTY BLUES-Aueud a regular monthly parade
~ Of the corps GA Saturday uoIt the loih instant
al hall p1sJ two o'clock = M fr tril and Inspection
of arms anil accoutrencais, Al the rrnefy.
Any member who shall fail ia producing ,s arms
and accon;rcmenIs ia goal ORDER. ar shall drvisis ia
any particular from the adopted sJ le Of uni.orm. shall
b. rigidly reported. By o:drr,
WM. :. GESIORN.
s.ptS Fyu Srrgr!st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
CITY OF WHEELING. /

NOlllEs
TNHE partnership heretofore existing between tho
ubscubersdading under the firm Of Barr & Rohb
as saddlers, was This day Dissolved 10y mutual consent
Either Of the partners are authorised 10 settle the
debts Of the firm. ALVA BARR
WM. NJ. RObB.
n. y. A.. Barr will continue The saddling business
IN all its branches at the late stand Of Barr & RObb-
Ey giyiugh hi whole nusuiicn 10 The business he
hopes 10 receive a liberal share Of public patronage.
seTt iS-2 m a BARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

RTwAVE ~ COUNTERFEfTS..
ErCfuiOn.- Be particular m purchasing ~ see
that ths labsl % this netr nc confirms a n1tice of
- entry recording % Al Of Congress. And be
ito Viss paruc"lar 90 obtai1iHg them az 100 Chat
stn a.. Ns~ York Dr from the
RS ,ULAk AGENTS.
WW. VI. KING, Whecling Va
CIV. NJ NV " 70. p4rkrvehuvr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
nrc1,f M AnrNTs

WI. K,So, s. Water at. Wheeling
/. ". RosIxsoE, Portsmouth, y.
J. MyERIsoS. Columbus D.
Of whom as, may he obtained,
DR.. Gooia's Celebrated Female PIls,
Tns Baroa Won Huthcler Herb Fila,
Dr. Evans fsyJr aai ASus Pills,
nr. Huat's Botsuic Pills,
Dr. Evans Soothing syrup, fer feeihing.
The abJve invaluable Me ileines are sold Whole
ale aud pet.iL. Al 100 Chlthau M ST.. New York; J
South Seventh street, Philadelphia; - Market s.
-oaisyiile, Kentu cky. &c Clrnhill, Sos;on, Massa-
.hasetts; and OF the fJilr wing Agents " hiiam III.
xinx, Wheelag, Va, 4. v. Robinson, Portsmouth,
Fnka, n1a =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
INK VT ENANo' SOOidiS NJ So
nUp. FOR CHILDREN TFETHING-

dangerous Case of Conyulsiods and Painful Denti.
on. Cured ny Dr Mm Evans Soothing syrup
To rAs ASKSr oF DR. EvASs' SooTHiSs SrkrF.
Dear Sr-rhc great &c leht Afforded - my suffer
nginftnt. by your Soothing Syrup. IN a cese VI pro-
ractsd and painfu! denution, niust convince every
ceiling parent how essential an c5hy apphcaton OF
such an inv alu,b'c medicine - To relieve infant
misery and torture. Nv infant while ieeting, experi;
,nce1 such acute slffcrings that Il w7s attacked
with convulsions, and my vile and family supposed
lhatdeath would soon release the babe rom aaSu,sh
i'll W procured a bottle of your Syrup; wht'a as
boon a. applied TO the gums, a wJnder'ul changG
Has produced, and after q few applications. the
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Awfal csmpllint has since occurTgc; the teeth are
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Enowledgerneut public. and w;ii gisdly give an, IN.
wM JOHNSON.
4 gentleman Who has made trial Of DR.. w ~
an,' Soothing Syrpp ia hrs family. ttn ease OF teeth
ng child wi.hs us to ststs that ITO found { snIlfeiy
.fsctual IN relieving pain IN the guns, ID prevent
NJ the consequences which soncunes ijuow. We
~chesrfIllJ comply With HE rrg'sst"-A
Nrws believe il % generally a ku0wlesgcd b.
hose who have tried II, that DE-. lvans' syrup ipt
Children Csiting Teeth, advertised IL another col.
t1in, is hiXh,y u-cful article for tie purposes Tor
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&c state TO give tie virtues the SANCTION Of TIER
IA Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

e. when n sounI& scneafIdc remedy for diseases
aas long bden IN general use. LestnwInH blessing
md receiving praises, II is -csIcely IN the power q!
sceptIcismt0 dJ@bt is VIRTUES, or cuyV " deny
hem
When IT has achieved an ascendant caresr Of
ssfulncss, which distances the competition of mere
asttul prsteasol, nlo seCuIr. . cOnspIcgU,e
al, n IA universal favour, Icy intrinsic worth alone
Is ProprirtOr may point Out the Causes OfIts 81.
seiJnjy, with ia:uTring The suspicion of Iny.ci-
q anras N In sIifnflno the 60 .pArtsnn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

Sc, and is now in complete order, Lay-
ing received thorough overhaul.
The Mohegan is u new boat, built of
the best materials, and seasoned on the
stocks; put together in the best posi-
bic manner with screw-bolts, copper
butt bolted, copper-lastened and copper
cd to the bends +; with copper boilers
on deck, and fitted with fire apparatus
similar to the other boats on the line,
and same precautions made use of in
lining the sides and top Of the boilers
with zinc. She has 4 good boats, one
Of which is a life boat in fact, every
attention appears to have been given,
to ensure the safety and comfort of pas
sengers on the line, and we should be
pleased to see all our other Sound steam
ers fitted in tho same style Express
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

TIE EASTERN BoArs.-Our attention
has been called to the New Jersey
Steam Navigation Company's line OF
steamers, which now run on the Boston
Line, daily, from Battery Place and
We confess, we arc not aware OF any
boats that appear to us their superior
or equal in point of conmodiousncss
and equipments, and We understand
the line is to be kept up by the follow
ing boats, viz tho Massachusetts,,
Capt. Colnstock Rhode Island, Capt.
Thayor aud the Mohcsan, Capt. Van
dcrbilt.
The Massachusetts is furnished with
four large boats, two of which arc liIt
boats she has u permanent suction
engine with 300 feet Of hose, on the
forward deck, in readiness for use when
ever required also, , force pumps
worked by hand, and 1 dozen water
buckets. The sides and front Of hci
boiler room arc covered with zinc, anu
the covering Of the boilers i of sheet
iron, neatly fitted, and probably the
first ever thus fitted III tins country -
She also has double set of steering
rcar, one forward and the other ait /;
and she is now just placed Oh the l'no,
after having undergone Thorough re.
pair, and IL IN splendid order.
The Rhode Island is fitted up IN a
similar manner. with her boilers lined
Throughout with zlnc, aud other mt a
su,,s taken tor security usainst El,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
FIGURES WON'TLIE.

A farmer in tho country, owed last
year $500, which lie could have dis
charged with l13 bushels of wheat
this year it takes 800, difference 3l2
bushels. Last year no could have paid
the same debt with 100 bushels of oats
this year it takes llO0-dillerencc
lOOO-o67 bushels Of corn would have
paid this debt last ycar-thIs year 1t
will take 9-dillcrcnce-GG2. There
is no hum5ugsery in this, though the
Locos tell the people there is.
Ohio Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
III e II A l. ID OF TIL e TIMES.

The BALTIMORE CoyvESTIoy.-The
Convention OF Wing Young Men which
is to meet. in Baltimore on Monday the
18th of May, will no doubt be ono of the
most numerous gatherings that ever as-
scmblcd on amy occasion. Delegates
have been appointed from almost every
section Of the country, and most ample
arrangements have been mado By the
noble-souled Young Men Of Baltimore
for their accommodation, as will be seen
by the following notice -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
D e a r II s .

Ia this town, on Monday, 18th inst, Amos Ravens,
ESQ Of North KingstuVu, father Of Mr.. J. T. Ha,cn>,
of ihs town. aged Il years. His remains We're tcrrcd
ut NckiuTd.
ON W cdn, sdny last ailcr long aud distressing i'll
ness Miss Frances H. Drus, daughter utMr john Drhg,
~ the 2tth year OF her agc
ON Monday morning Last, gitor "a short Iluess Mrs.
Elizabeth Tow nsund, willow oi she late Nj Robert VI.
Tow nsund, Ia the ODD wear al her Hfe.
Same dan very suddenly, M William Lowe, aged 81
wears
ln,s widow n Nr. Joseph Douglass, aged \Ci\ Years.
Al New Shurcla, nn Ncdu, SdaN morning last, llcn-
cit, g. d,rghtrr ut ',curgc l.. = aud turnca :. ~
,gpd months WCct, aud daNs.
On TUESDAY, March 25th Mr.. David Il. sprnguc, aged
sc Years
Il, Westerly, oa saluJday l"th inst. Hannah, Wit oi
Iu ra,Ipr Tur.tuu aud laughter ui the late Thomas
clarke Esq of.tonmgtuu Ct, formerly OF this town,
HgPd b6 NtA.s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

The " Impartial Farmer and q Whig
Of 7G" in yesterday IS Republican, could
not have been aware Of the fact whe u
he wrote his flimsy article on our
4" Bank ridden State" that more than
haJ of the Locofoco Prox, which un-
doubtedly received his support at the
late election, was made up Of Bank
Cashiers, Presidents and Directors.
Had he been well informed on this sub
ject, he might have assigned other rea-
sons for the defeat of the tory prox and
the leaders of his party would thereby
have been spared the abuse which was
intended solely for the Wings. The
Wings, however, dceming consistency
to be jewel of some value, do not claim
the election ofthoir proX by an increased
majority upon the same ground that the
tories have attempted (most ungcner-
ously) to make it appear were the rea-
sons of the defeat Of theirs. The lust
ness and goodness of their cause is what
operated to Increase their majority at
this election, and it is what will increase
it still more in the election in November
next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
TO TIE DELEGATES TO THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF
WIG YOUNG MEN.

Csntiemsn--The following resolution
was adopted at lato meeting Of the
Committee charged by the Wings of
Baltimore with the duty Of preparing
for the reception Of the National Con-
,vcntion.
Resolred, That Committee of
twenty-four gentlemen be now appoint
cd, who shall be called "Thc Com
mittee of Reception and whose duty
it shall be to give immediate notice
throughout the Union, OF the nature
and purpose of their appointmont-to
request that every member of the Con-
vention on reaching the city Of Balli-
more will report his name and Post Of
fee to the Committee Of Reception F.;
and to aid such delegates as may not
succeed in procuring accommodation
by directing them to the public houses,
boarding houses, or to the residences
of such citizens as may be willing to cx-
tend to them the hospitalitios Of their
abodes."
The undersigned have been appoint
ed the Committee Of Reception, under
this resolution which they publish, a.
the most cficctnal mode of aflording to
the delegates from all parts of the u
Mon the notice which it directs to be
given.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
For Sale,

Court of Pyojaie, .MdH,ioicH, april 90, lolO.
r9>IiE Executors account on the Estate oi
L Isaac Barker, late Of Mlddlctown, dec.
was presented for examination and allownn g:
1t IS ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred 10 u
Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at the Town
House IN Middletown, on the third Monday IN
May next, at : o'clock, p. M. aud that
previous notice be gwen by Publishing a copy
OF ihIs order, three several tunes III the Her.
oH orMe Times, for all persons Interested To
appear at sand time and place and be heard.
\ true copy-wtness:
JosnuA COGGEsnALL, Pro. CIR.
nrrl 23
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

We have recently convcrscd with q
highly respectable and intelligent gen
teman direct from Ohio, who assures
US that the enthusiasm which prevails
in that State in regard to the election
Of Gen. llarrison,i is by no means over
rated in the accounts we receive from
that quarter. The greatest degree OF
confidence, he ailirms, is felt by the
Wings there that the HrRo OF TIppE-
CANOE will receive n large majority of
the votes Of Ohio in the Presidential
election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
CHARACTER OF GEN. HAIR.
RISON.

The National Intelligcnccr has con-
ciuded in seven numbers, an able and
very interesting review of Gen. Hnrri-
sons career in Congress. The editor
gives the following complimentary YER
dict, at the end, as The result Of his re-
searches:
No uiprej judiced man can have ac-
conlpanied us through this review, with
out acknowledging to himself that the
high repute of Gen. HARRISON as d
Soldier, Territorial Governor, Com
mander OF Armies, does not constitute
his only claim TO the gratitude of his fel-
low citizens, nor his best title TO the con
idence which they are now asked TO re-
pose i'll him. We place his claim to
public confidence on loitier ground
when we rank him among the most en-
ment of his fellow citizens, as a man
rich in intellectual 9 its and rare acquire
'Dents uniting in his character the wis
dom of age and the buoyancy OF youth,
elevation OF soul and humility of prcten-
SION, strong sense of justice, and a
dllusive humanity. Are not these the
elements Of true greatness ? Are not
they qualities such as Justify the dis,in-
gulshed honor conferred upon General
Harrison, in being placed by the most
'lus''ious body of Republicans that has
assembled in this country within the last
fifty years, as their candidate for the
Chief Magistracy Of the Nation
With all the brilliant qualities which
distinguish him as Warrior, a Civil
ian, and Statesman, General llarri-
son has always prided himself upon be-
longing to the Farming interest, and
depending upon the reward Of labor in
that voc alton for the support OF himself
and his family. His highes; boast, when
he comes to speak of himself is, that he
is one of he People. This sentiment
always uppermost in his mind, in con
ncyion with his devotion I" the general
good, we cannot better illustrate in con-
cluson, than by the following further
extract from one Of his speeches in the
Senate
"Thc policy Of the country was, in
his opinion, to lessen the expenses OF
agriculture, aud to remove, il possible,
the difficulties with which the Farmers
of tho country have now to struggle
lie was n farmer himself, and he spoke
OF those difficulties as one who had eX-
pcrionccd them. lie ras q farmer atone.
lie did mol o,rn bank share IN he Sorid,
nor hat he q jarihi"g inrcsted IN mer-
caniiie business bat depended alone on
he cuiiiraiion Of Me earth tor lie support
of a large family. lie therefore felt n
kindred interest in the welfare of the
horticultural class. But he never could
believe that this Hall ought TO bo the
theatre on which private or sectional in
tercsts should be contested. lie tho't
men ought to come into the councils of
their country with better and more libe-
raj feelings, with more elevated motives !:
nor would he have advocated this bill
had he thought its good effects applica-
bile to his immediate constituents alone.
But ne believed it would be productive
of general good, and, for that reason, he
was in favor OF It's passage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
eUPThe Providence Journal of yes

EUPThe Providence Journal of yes
tcrday contains the following notice:-
kEpDELEGATES TO THE BAL
TiMORE CONVENTION. The
Delegates from this State TO the Whig
Young Mems National Convention, to
be held at Baltimore, are requested to
meet on Saturday afternoon, April 25th,
at o'clock, at the Log Cabin, in Pro-
vdence. Those who cannot attend this
meeting are requested to write to Elisha
Dyer Jr. Esq. it they shall be able to
attend the Convention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

CoNGREssIoNAL.-Thc most import
ant topic which has engaged the atten-
tion Of Congress during the week past
is the report Of the Committee on For
eign Affairs in relation to tho North
Eastern Boundary question, Of which
Mr.. Buchanan is chairman. The re-
port though pacific one, showing that
the government is not for war, never
theless concludes by expressing the
opinion of the committee that the ques-
tion Of peace or rar will depend in a
great measure on the ansrer of the
British Government to the proposition
now with that Government from the
United States, which is expected some
time this month or early in the approach
ing month of May.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

FAcrs FOR THE LABoRING MAN.-Wo
mentioned in our last that this number
of "NAGRAGANsETr would complete
the sclics-but the author has found it
impossible to accomplish it short of
another, at least. The present number
(being the llth) will be found to con-
tain most perfect crposc OF the secret
plans which were formed to carry on
the infamous war which finally resulted
in the destruction Of the u. ). Bank
and is, in fact, one of the most import
ant of the whole series Of these truly
valuable articles. Its length, there
tore, should prevent no one from giving
it Il close and attentive perusal. No
candid and unprcjudiccd man who shall
read it with care, be he Of whatsoever
party he may, will rise from its pcrusal
failing to be convinced of the utter want
ofprincip!c which actuated the conspira-
tors against that Institution.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

Mn. PRINTER-l should like to know
why the Inspectors of Nuisances do not
take notice of Il certain sink drain whicl
runs into Mary street, between Spring
and Division streets, and which not un-
frequently renders the street impossible
from filth. Their attention has been
more than once called to it, but still the
nuisance remains.
A CITIZEN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

verinillion Bay.-Do. 9Th inst. Warsaw, Durdck, from
do.
spoken 18th uli lst s5 Ion 90, brig Einene, Heath
nom Boston for Galveston, with bONs pri sprung, aud
oss o Jib-boom in gale 10Th had put away for Ber-
niuda.
Gid at Savannah, iolh Inst. b,g Poland, Gnrdnsr,
Havana.
Arr al New York iiih inst. .chr. Cora, Corl.ns 10
da, > from New Orleans.
Cld nj Savannah, 9Th inst. schr Lurana, swasey Now
Orleans.
Adv al Mobile, 9Th inst. brig Caspian, sNa.ey Tor
freight
AZ Mutanzas, 9Th inst. brig Echo, Lnwton, disclg
CBnnncus, Biglry, ldg for ConstHdt
Al HAVANA. 2d inst brig Malaga, Burgess, dg.
Goiug into Rio JHnero lsi ult. Ship supposed the
Louisiana, stsuhnpc, from james River.
At Havana, 29Ih ut slOOp Lark, Draper, unc.
April IL, lit 81 20 Ion ~ 20, schr Franklin Gieen ia
Newport for West Indies
Hoard from no date ship Mechanic, Pratt, Of this
port, 1900 bhs sperm oil.
ship John Coggoshall Mncey. from this port for the
Pacific .pOh.h oil Cape lOrn Jan. .Oh, With 100
bb. sperm.
Al Maurilius, Jan. 2lst, tark America, Simmons OF
Bristol, oil not stated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
Nomination ofthe National Wing
Con scntiOn.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
WIN. HENRY HARRISON,
or OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
JOHN TYL Err,
OF VIRGINIA.
sr NOTICE. 81:

A meeting of the irecmcn Of New
port favorable to the election Of WM
HENRY HARRIsoN to the Presidency,
will be held at their Room in Church
street, THIS EVENING, at half past
: o'clock. a full and punctual attend
ancc is earnestly requested.
April %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
TO VIZ N II a x.

r9'HE subscriber gives notice, that in con-
n sequence Of the resignation Of the late
Collector of Taxes, he has been legally ap.
pointed and qualified to collect that part oi
the Town Tax ordered to be assessed III
Jane last, which remains uncolccted.-ile
therefore requests all persons who have not
paid their Tax, to call at hls Store in Market
square and pay the same immediately, Us II
must be closed BY the 25lh OF May next.
ROBERT SHERMAN, ID, Corr.
Newport, April %, 1910
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
A CITIZEN.

erJsWhcre is the Sub Treasury bill :
twelve weeks has it slumbcred in the
hands Of the men who were in
such Il hurry while it was before the
Senate that they could not wait single
day to allow Mr.. Mcrrick to state his
views of it. Why this timidity
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

The Virginia Bank has recently been
robbed by its teller Wm. Il. Dabncy,
or upwards of 500, ,OOO, who has alb.
scondcd. Great excitement has been
produced ia Richmond 10y the Affair."
his friends aud connexions being of the
FIRST rcspoctabll'ty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

The Baltimore American, one Of the
ablcst papers in the country, which has
maintained a neutral position
has come out boldly and decidedly Oh
the side Of HARRISON AND REFORM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
PORT OF NE w PORT.
CLEARED.
schr. Maria, Small, Providence.
s'luup kieuLi, Heath, do.
ARRIVALS.

WtpSt sD,y, April ltt arr. lbg Harriet Nmsou,
Of Irnyti.ncc from New Ncra ur Mobile, ~ distress
S,rr. nay. Apul l.ih-Htr. sch'is Reaper, sous, u
Boston. ~ da,s rom Mobile i"r IioN NId'ncci R-uCrg
iuW,,, from Hustun, with ash's Ia nc hhstr Mara
snail from no with litr To- -= Iul,N funktr Htll
" si,, TN Britst, Vlih lUu.lrr io ". Bull, Ir
Nosp,N. Nprh .u.-arf. Sshr. p,bn,ar, Rider, itou
I.n.I.l ilr NDM Nnrh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
.Ha Torn Council, hoiien .NWPoH, .Ip"1'
2uh, lSi0
nrril %.


EvPON the petition ot n Committee of The
u Corpora,lrn of Xion Church ~ Newport
praying thus Council to permit sad Corpora
,lon to lay out aud establish Cemetery for
ynults in the lot west of the Church, agreca-
b!y To n draft and plan submitted 10 the
Council, under such restrictions "a named IN
sand plan, and such others aS III" Council may
think propcr:--lt was ordered, that the same
be received aud the consideration thereof
referred to n Town ConucIl, to be holden Mt
the State House IN Newport. on the first
Monday IN May next, and the hour of ~ a..
clock IN. Is assigned by this Council to take
the snnc into consideration. aud tha, the pc.
,iloncrs give notice ot the pending ana
prayer ihercoi,nnd the time and place assign.
I'd Tor the consideration OF the same. 10y
pnbiishng notice thereof ia the Herald ui the
Times. True copy
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

srF The Hon. John G. Wright, the
late member OF Congress, and II dis
member OF the Ohio bar, has
succeeded Mr.. hammond as editor oithc
Cincinnati Gazette.