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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
8 DID EE2

FFNiE undersigned takes tins method of
4 rich and extensive assortment o SaiteA, tarc>>e
lie has hand. and constantly Saddles
Kind. qitct Spanish and covered lfii~ aud
mafiiai saddle bags ,pet bags. tscln. Trunks. yt- spring
side sllie. and 1rne~t~ WHIPS and
lilice usually found ln an extensive >es Also hnt
ofcoars, al o winch e Intends solid 10
Madison elsewhere. Btrtns be- had Cor cash and
produce Will r taken saddery. Aodcrs thankfully received aud
attended 90 "a Hll puuctlaify and despatch
the block, directly the Palmer House.
I. ~. ROLL.
H. x. has hand large quantity Of seasoned uoer whl be-
vii fIsttf rr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
EAE1I-Eensf,s NOTICE.

Y Office given tt>tamtuay the estate ot
n Noah Inyer. County at Marion, Indiana aeeaN'i
20 the Clerk the Probate
indebted said notified
DELAY and th~ having claims against the
them lcaay authenticated settlement within The
limited law. 8 supposed u be- solvent
51-3w LEVI HARVEY, Executor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
N0EEG

hereby given that le oal of Commissioners ~ the county Of
4 Marion indiana their June session j. o. assessed tr
rad purposes three each hundred dollars val
property % By law % tasaton 90 sad county and SAID
labor Roads, under the direction ui the
seventy Ir
day which supervisors receipt the person VIII preserve aud file
with the c1Iectt ot taxes Tor said county.
A,lII.InN \
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

OVER MANUFAcTUkING.-Th news brought by
the Acadia Is that factories stopping IN the
manufacturing towns OF England, because there Is
no market for the sale OF their fabrics. According
To tie hg papers here. many OF the manufacture
ers Of New England are closing their establish
ments for the same reason, that l., because prices
are 81 low. Ii these wing statements b. true they
tcontesta5iv prove that manufacturers both III Eng
iand aud the United States are now well encou-
ragged aud protected that they have already over
dome the business and glutted the markets OF the
world with sur pluS winch cannot BE- sold at prof.
table rates. The next therefore that the wings
viii naturally make-and it IS the only available
oae they can make. II Their promises be true-will
be To nicmoralize Congress To compel tie people t.
Ony the ta5r.cS OF the home manufacturers at their
own psices. Aiost any Of them " III swear that this
would protect nome industry.-DetroH +. Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
RnnH RisnENG.
scco,,ut f.oot> lTsnufactory.


Az. TIIEE co. wholesale and l,tels and Aan1iF
> Ir-t B1a... dealers NfraF A.
Opposite Palmer itlff
Indianapolis. Hitua, where ftfe always ic pf1d atl $50
De hlud t tff fie- sICh
Eecors-. clr denny. ncfln. u,ai, super
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
NENgaA ND NYATNls IsEPAIRtNG.

FDATENr Levers, Itpiue. Repeating, Musical and Vertical
Watches short aI kinds &C clocks and
rey required and W1utued % keep good tune aud
clock has reu
them. periaun iir u-
money refunded. $40 kinds at JeNrin neatly fri
Tine highest prr pi M o -i and ~scr 90 900 hc
eutlrt and thaf vi do, cash IS the paid
kinds eli and SILVER plated and Keys.
roIlrcti aud p. shed ta lluk us ut1t f~ Nltu
~. AI.IltT'I. fp r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

THE CoNGREssIoNAL DUEL.-We see that the
friends ot Mr.. Stanley have been taking testimony
ia " ashngton 10 prove that the difficulty between
those two distngu she'd Congressional bulIIes, w
and Stanley, when returning from the horse race
course, was accustomed by Mr.. stanley riding "A 60
rcramcHf horse Obtained from the cnPH0t sht6feS,
winch was avery rici0us auimaL The messengers
and servants about the capitol VINO had attended TO
and ridden tins horse, brought up and on their
solemn oaths they deposed that this horse was an
unsafe creature ior fighting members 10 rlde) that
he would start at stumps, stones aud pieces of pa
per, and particularly at puGdles Of water IN the
road, and would headlong against any other
horse, matter who the distinguished rider might
be, and regardless at Consequences"
Now this To seems to be item IN the
promised whig retrenchment and reform Eight
dollars day and mileage" and "horscs for the
lig members 10 ride 10 the races and other places
OF amusement Only think Of Il We plain farmers.
booded horses kept IT the capitol stable for the
commodation OF the wing members OF Congress Ii
not 10 be wondered at that they have been in ses-
SION almost constantly since the wings have come
power and prospect of adjournment.
Eight dollars day mileage and booded horses to
ride, not To be had by most OF them at home, and
hence the sessions %: ten months IN the year since
the ascendency oil the Mhgs.-keysione.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

F9NIiE Ladies' and Cent? ln1lf respectfully ut'rne
that Mr. Nenr has arrived from New lutk cry,
splendid assortment of goods, which DE VIII s very pcc
which silks. aulzfre Aiue French Noble Law Jar
and other Nusus six ~aN and Wells Dress llandk
chiefs, BrlicNh and Ne-tng> together with
JeWtlB Mr. \ Viii weeks the VIII
hy calling lm Palmer t~e
where be viii be happy wait upon thn. lis goods sal De -l very
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
WGLs.IA1s G.asVAE.
JUSTICE OF TITS PFACC AID
Commissioner in st;ansArsntcy.


NOR taking proof Debts pefrnfine such
s. required under entitled act to eabtla
unifun system Of IaHkuptry Throughout the nfed
Oice, Opposite Brnyuiu.- Hotel indianapolis 3f-v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
"GDse.sVE@FsED."

N&t1I9 TEtmes being c az 90 irdtle continuance cot bust
<SfSl ness on large SCALE Therefore viii od and sch
If entire IS atcle Ic,tiry. SILVER ~
~ and Plate. aud al other articles 80 Eastern
determined ~ oti stock goods
think such bargains sr ru ile lilc
before Ms stock of silver and 90 e
te attention tc puhc The sou c the better
every thug >ha 90 oh az cost, aud mistake. store pe The
Washington Hall ". %. TALHpI'T
Al who know themselves indebted the
aud all thoa whom indebted Viii present their accounts
noul Thi hope 90 De- attended without
The part. Who VIII caii aud
". a. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

05-N New York editor puts the big licks into a
rival, 10 the following historical, geographical. clls
scsl and savage style. \ man who stand such
fire wthuit Wiuclng, need nj fear running foul Of
common sntg-
4. IA duty bonul, we confess that We arc bu, as
uite the field ~ politics aud letters when com
pared with hun. lie a at function. OF parts
and ri emmence. Napoleon n his proudesL and
paImIest DAYS Washington IN all his glory Cu
sar when euc.rcled by tine imperial purple; Nutho-
~ when iu the very z'nlth of ms fame, and 1ps,-
In4 DO thc sunshine of Cleopatra's eyes Nexauder
when he made captive hall the world and trIun pin
Cd Is young Amtnon each and all of these heroes
fall INTO ms significance when placed IN contrast
- from Nova Xembla 10 Japan it Is whlstled on
the banks OF the Nun; chimcd .'by co.ored
brethren and sisters" Of the Nowoo and Faniala
tr.hes amidst the luxuriant foliage that rl1ngs
the Niger, land worshpped 10y the wandering
Esqu'mauN Indians among lhc ccbergs OF the An
tarctlc circle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

Throughout tie country the wing party are press
ing with all their energies for tariff, not 70 coll
ect revenue for the support of the government, but
To levy contributions for the private emolument OF
the III tnufacturers, to strangle commerce and pre-
vent importatons. Here pretty system OF
measures 1t Is unpltrIotic. ungenerous, nlggard-
y and hctious IN Congress, not To vote away S}3,-
O00,u00, when they have only 5Ii,000 600 OF reve-
nue., aud have only been able by the greatest exeF-
tons to borrow s3.500,000 The same party which
ewaiis the curtailment of the Navy appropriation,
refused IN body, 10 pledge the public lands to the
support Of the Navy. The party VIII ca ex-
ciaims against the war upon the Navy, have adopt
ell as Their party watchwords-"down with Com
merce - tor whose sake alone Navy ~ ct the
least value IN time of peace, aud only worth nam
t'inng in time of war. To be consistent they
ought To vote abolish TIA; Navy entirely, as they
soon Will vote to abolish the most valuable branches
OF our fore On trade.-CturifsfOa Mercury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
IRANEA,sI-pr EsST.s.e.

HrST published prmple Rules Rrauains md Forms
sB u %
District of Indiana Bg Hon T. W. Huntingdon District Judge For
sale THIS office prize
Nls BNNKRPT LAW. the only edition printed
orders
pInie bt cash. attended 10
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
WILLIAM s. BROWN.
Attorney lIah dnIIEAasalEnr ~ = -

~ office occupied Nc-SrS Wick
q hour John W. Tablt where he MAY at
Il Times be- found unless abs professional
Apri2S. ISL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

poINDrX rER.-Ihfs old c1pcer has published an
address the people OF the United states IN winch
he slYs-lle stands erect and defas the utmost
scrutiny which his report may be subjected. The
Old plague spot knows tu.l well that what between
mercury and It'll profit he hlsnt stood erect, nor
erect nor kIig for thaR - years. II
us bojy nhmties contracted IN the Devils o,t
masqnerades didn't hump hin of themselves. his
ts'dss conscience must destroy al equilibrium b.
tween ms neck aud shln,s Oh Poins stand erect
why he IA ght tan himself TOR 10 years the Pool
u Bethesda AMI the angel STR the waters every day,
aud he couldn't be got erec.-and when he reports
below, report he must, h u puzzle their smithy
10 forge him g5Iddle competent u embrace rs
Anatomical c rcumfcctions. lie stand erect death
couldn't st,lien hun into a acknowledgements
Saa.
The society of the Independent Order Of Odd
Follows ~ England, now numbers ~ uUn brethren
.--.-- u - .--.--.-.L
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

FNcfLIrATING TIE GEEMiNArIoN OF SEEDS
Various methods have been proposed for promoting
the vegetation of those seeds which are OF slow or
difficult termination. Several OF these pllns-such
as keeping them Ia solution OF iodine and chlorine,
subccting them 10 electric currents. &c. have been
practised with considerable success. IL is well
known that by certain chem cal stimuli the dormant
vital principle of seeds may be excited into action.
OF all chemical agents, perhaps none exert more
powerful and important functions than light and
electricity the very color OF plants and flowers arr
dependent Iht, aud without electricity il would
b. impossible tor them 10 exist. Upon these gen-
eral principles based the method proposed by Mr..
Powers. Winch consists simply IN covering the pot
containing the seeds with violet colored glass and
passing through II const OF electricity.
liy tins praee-s Mr. Powers supposes that seeds re-
qulrug many DAYS 60 vcgetate can b. made to ger
inmate u. clear day few hours.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
NsH EsAhHIRA.

rsNE subscriber his public gen
. that he irt- just erected Bakery, connected with
HE NnpDlcDln esrncrIy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

three doors Washington Hail. where prured
Bread of description. aud nncry. tile shortest
Orders respectfully solicited J2-sm i. SNlf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
Ts1ssaEX 4. GARTER.

SUCCESSOR To JOHN JONES-Suk Dyer and Scourer No
- North Fun Philadelphia. Nerno SnVi- cleaned and
Funse- cl,d silks arkc3
a
y BDriers from Mer hants Families. AMI others punctulN
attended TO- Cloth and Gtfmeut h e shade pateru
Also Pic Nc Gloves dyed ana dressed six and
otler damaged G-- restored and put up nal.
H. HEDUERIN. Agent luimnais.iS. flu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

IuE ELEMENTAL PRGNciPLE OF ALL TntNcs.-
Ev'ry step IA modern science Is to prove thit heat
Is the elemental principle of all things, and that Il s
prob,hy principle OF the universe, eternal =
infinite spree Iaere is ~ modification of matter
from water u the hardest diamond but is combus-
THE, or eafa,e oi beiur made 10 burn and from
the comet iut starts into existence m the open ua-
INerse {. 81 meteor IN the earths atmosphere 10
tue most sold er. every thing contains or less
a. calorc, ar matter 81 heat. Sir Isaac Newton
ceuia not maze the lmanl burn By any heat that
n rouii Apply bat WITHIN a century, chemists
have made Il bltza Ike candle, and it can now b.
Reduced t. ashes. either by solar or galvanc heat.
Ihe elcfiic d'ad, M some modification or other,
appears 10 be tne universal form of tins pral-
tive Pgiacip.e With waich we are acquainted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

Runs N B,>Aarrrcn, Tor sale at THIS Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

\ shocking murder vas recently committed in
beiie u. >1ndu~ky county. Ono. The murder
eT. George Ihomfs, native of Ceuebec. The VIC
tim. Mss Catherine llumer, had rejected from him
an offer ot marriage. lie loaded rifle with ball.
Piled himself wltn hGnur, entered the kitchen where
the unfortunate gtd WAS employed, and founi her
alone IA lHvc.cd the riic at her and drew the
Trigger. bu' iof three times was unsuccesslui-ihe
gIrl ir.i her snses AMI begged for mercy.
the he trfe-- and luiurated wretch dead 10 Ter
praytrS-he drew agan. bat again without DIS
eharsf.s So pfeee-tle ri sprang to her feet. lnt
aud attempted . escape ~ stairs, when h. fired
AMI TIE contents 1T the rls were lodged in her
breast. killing her alfnast instantly. lie ar
rested anu confessed The deed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

II, Nv Ira relates story OF farmer whose
ron lad seea I'ug time ostens.by studying lat
"a. ia pa. mar academy. The firmcr beng not
perfectly >ailsEcd VIII the course and progress Of
Tue young hope,ul. recalled h,m from school. and
placing him by tie side of a cart one day. thus
addressed him. Now, Joseph. here Is fork. there
IL heap OF manure and a cart what do Won call
them ~ isffn - .'FnskI5us. cartious, et mauurl-
bus. SAID Joseph. ''N ell. noN SAID the old man
III yna dnat ttSc that lorkibus pretty quick bus
and pitch that lnansfibus into that cartlbus. IL
break your lazy backlbus." Joseph went to work.
tus torthWithabus
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, on the eighth day of June
instant, issued Proclamation, offer
inG reward Of one thousand dollars for
the delivery of the fugitive Traitor,
THOMAS WILSON DOER, TO the
proper civil authority: and whereas the
said Thomas Wilson Dorr having re-
turned to this state, and assumed the
command of a numerous body Of armed
men, in open rebel lion against the Go-
vernmcnt thereof, has again fed the
summary justice that awaited him;
do, therefore, by virtue of authority in
me vested, and by ADVICE Of the Coun-
cil hereby offer an additional reward
of four thousand dollars for the appre-
hension and delivery oftho said Thomas
Wilson Dorr to the Sheriff of the coGn-
ty Of Newport or Providence, within
three months from the date hereof
Given under my hand and the seal of
said State, at the city of Provi-
dencc, this twenty-ninth day Of
June, in the year Of our Lord
r.. 5. one thousand eight hundred and
iorty-two, and of the lndcpen-
dence Of the United States Of
America the sixty.siXth
SAMUEL WARD KING.
BY his Excelency's command:
HENRY Bowen,
Secreiary Of State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
FOR SALE,

[I The building on Bannscr's
GAI!.Ha Wharf, formerly occupied by
MiiiE Swinburne g. Hudson, and
ssssg.Ee eSsA more recently by the subscri-
Der. The building is nearly new the lower
pant is fitted for n Grocery, Meat g. Vic,ual-
ling Shop the upper part could, with little
expense, be made n comfortable tenement.
AIso-a valuable building lot, in Clarke st.
next north Of the estate Of the late Robert
Rogers ; it contains 5000 feet and has on the
same u well of excellent water. II the above
is no, sold before the first of September, it
will then be sold at auction. For terms, &c.
apply to JOHN w. DAVIS, Jr., or
ii. Y. CRANSlON s. SON.
Newport, June Ii, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
MAaDEN DYE-saDUSE,
BOSTON,
Corner Of Court and Hanorer SiTeeiS,
Concert UaH BUILDINGS.

Corner Of Court and Hanorer Sheeis,
Concert HaH Buildings.
ALL KINDS SILK, COTTON AND wooLEN GAR.
MENTs DYED, VIZ:
Ladies Silk, Satin, Merno, De Lam, and
all kinds Of other dresses, dyed and cleansed
without the usual dyed appearance, as no ar
titclal stltfeDlng is used at this establishment,
and for proof of the assertion, the public
are respectfully invited to examine great
many specimens.
-.4LSO-
Gcntemcn's Coats, PantaIaons and Vests,
Of all fabrics, dyed, cleansed and pressed,
with finish but Ilttle inferior 10 the orlgnal
and warranted to give satisfaction.
ALSO
Cleanse Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Bed
ticks, Marseiles Quilts, Window Curtains,
Table Covers and in most cases The STAINS
are entirely taken out, and color much i'm
proved.
parasols aud Sun Shades, dyed withou,
being removed from the frames.
Merino, and other kinds of Shawls, dyed
light color. the borders to nearly retain their
original appearance, and the frDges curled
The same as when new.
| have appointed SAMUEL s. MUMFoRp.
my agent in Newport, to receive goods for
the above establishment. A goods left
with him. n, the store Of Mr.. james Mum
ford, 99a Thames-street, will be promptly
forwarded to us. The prices for work war
raEled to be bs low as at any other establish
menl in this country. Work returned in all
cases IN 10 or ~ days.
Boston, June II, 1912. BIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
"A Farm to let,

Kno~n by he name ofMe Harrison Farm,
GvcxA Containing about 100 acres,-
fsssNR pleasantly situated on the south
sss: side of the inner harbor of New.
sta0R port,-is about one and half
miles distance from the town by land, and has
an easy communication by water. The
buildings are in good order-the dwelling
house is large, and calculated To accommo.
date number Of boarders. Possession will
be given on the 25lh March. For terms. ap.
ply TO AUDLEY CLARKE.
Newport, Dec. 22 I6Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20

's'llE splendid mansion lately built and oc-
cupied by BORDEN WooD, Esq. 1t is
beautifully situated on the rising ground,
about | ! miles North Of the State House in
Newport, facing on The main road and COM
mands very extensive view of the hnrbor
and bay. The main building is 40 by 81 feet,
and cpnains 3 rooms, including drawing
rooms and attached, in the rear, is an addl-
ton containing the kitchen and wash-room
below, and servants lodging rooms above
with good cellar the whole size OF the
house. There is also good coach house
aud other outbuildngs; an excellent well of
water, aud brick cisteru, both connected with
the house by lead pipes. The lot consists
of3l acres of good land, handsomely laid out,
and having on it great number Of ornamen-
tai trees. The honse is but three years old,
and was built and finished with frat rate ma
terlals aud in modern style.
This establishment is admirably calculated
for gentleman's residence, and # mmcdl-
ate application is made it will be sold at a
great bargain-much below the first cost
or tenant will be received at a moderate
rent. For further particulars apply to
WM. WEEDEN,
June O.. or J. G. SHAW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
JOHN IN. JOUVET.

HAblNG purchased the entire stock Of
MA DRY GOODS Of Mr. James Phillips,
now offers for sale. at the old stand, l39
Thames street, every article in thGt line as
low AS, or even less than, any one in New
port.
J. II. J. has just returned from New York
where he has been staying few days lnr the
purpose OF visiting the several Auction rooms,
aud making selection Of such articles as
are most desirable at the loycst prices. The
additions he has made To his former stock,
will be found to be of this description.
AS so much has been said of late Of cheap
Mouscln de LANES. &c. he viii merely say
to his friends and the publlc-plcase cali and
eransiDe for yourSciveS. April %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
TO LET,

R~-A TIE new house on Barney
ESN:s.'A street, next west OF the Catho-
1EN i@ lie Church. Said house, with
Ass< ~ the basement is well finished
has a rain water cistcin in the basement,
sion given Immediately, or It can be secured
Tor the spring. For further pactlculars apply
to Benz. CHAcE, on the premises, or
w. b. s. T.. J. SWAN,
Jan. 27. No. 50 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
Executors Notice.

THNlIE subscribers having been appointed Ex-
VI ecuiors to the Last VIII aud Testament
Of ELlZ iBETii STEVENS, late Of Newport,
widow, dec. and having accepted said trust and
given bonds according TO law, hereby give no
tee to all persons having claims against said es-
tate to present them for settlement and all those
indebted 10 make immediate payment.
THOMAS STEVENS, r...,o.
PARDON w. STEVENS, 5 ""''"'''s
Ncynorf I'M
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20
NEW coon .

VOIIN L. TOWNSEND offers for sale a
- handsome assortment Of Goods, suited to
the season, much repenishcd with new pur-
chascs- consisting of Broadclolhs, Cassl-
mcres, Cassinets, Saltinets French, English
and American Calicoes, Scotch Ginghams,
French Bro. Linens and Drlllngs, Bro. Linen
Table Cloths Damask colorcd, do. Russia
Napkins. Summer white Flonncls, Counter
panes, English B,rdseye Diaper, Victoria
Robes, large Brochc and Mcrino Shawls, Sc.
Also a general assortment of domestic
goods, such as Bro. and white Cotton Sheet
ings; Tickings, twilled blue stripes stout
Jeans, &c. with a constant supply OF the best
Georgia Nankln; blue, mixed and white
Knitting Cotton cotton warps, nc.
Frequent additions will be made to his
stock, and the prices. .ftted to the times.
April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20

VNNHE subscriber having been appointed
n Executor TO the last will and testament
Of Hannah Stevens Of Providence, late of
Newport, widow .doc., and having accepted
said trust aud given bonds according to law,
hereby gives notice to al persons having claims
against said estate to present them To him IN
Providence, or 10 John J. Stacy Of Newport,
for settlement, and all persons indebted to
make immediate payment TO
ANDREW JOilONNOT, Executor,
Providence. InlY 8. lsl2. IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-20

Court Of Probate, .WdMeio,en, JUne 20, 1912.
A ppLIcArIoy was made for an adminstra-
"a tor to be appointed on the estate Of
James Coggeshall, late Of Middlctown, de-
ceased.
1t is ordered, that the same BIO received and
the consideration thereof referred to Couy,
Of Probate, to be holden at the town house
in MddIetown on the Sd Monday in July
ncxt,at 2 o'clock pm. and that previous notice
he given, by publishing a copy of this order
three several times in the Herald of The
Times, for all persons interested 10 appear at
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wItncss:
JOSHUA CoGGEshALL, Pro. elk.
June %.