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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
PORT UF NEW WP0RT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, June 9th.
schr Susan Ludwig, Culing, from Richmond for New
bury port.
FRIDAY, June 10Th.
Brig wankinco, IIowland, from Baltimore for Fall
,. liver.
schr Cupito Nickersou, from the Kennehec for Proy
dcnce.
SATURDAY, June lilh
Bark Columbia, OF ST. George 1russeil, l6 days
from Mobile for Providence.
Big Wullace, Merry, Of and for sullivan from War
schrs Washington, Hawkins, from Warren for New
York Pioneer, Presby, New York Tor Taunton.
Sloops Willard, Miller, hom New York Tor Provi
Jence n. Hamlet, New York, ior do Anaw on, Bur
York Tor Providence, having been absent from this por
but days.
Bark Otrnnto, OF Westport, from Atlantic Ocean, au
chorcd in the East River Friday morning aud saiie
again IN the eveniug-reports the loss of st officer
men nj 81. Thomns, by sickncss-ths Capt aud seVe
raj oi the still sick On board-has been absent
months, and has ll0 bhs oil.
SUNDAY, June l2th.
Sloops Charles, Ash, from Prov dence for New York
Hudson, Wnsow, n. Bedior for Providence.
MONDAY, June 18Th.
Schrs Erie, Wing, from Wnreham for New York
New Packet, Coombs, Providence Tor Bangor.
Steamboat Flushing, from Lyme, CT, Tor Boston, L
run between Boston and Nahait-put IN ON account G
the heavy sea.
TUESDAY, June l7ih.
brig Ocavia, Brishtman, from Baltimore, with Corr
to Gilbert Chace.
| schr Tryail, Gibbs, from Prev. for Baltimore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16

Gov. BARBOUR OF VRGINIA.--The
Richmond Wing announces the death OF
this gentleman on the 9th inst. at his res
iJcnce in Virginia.
Gov. Barbour has filled many impor-
tant stations in his own State, and unde'
the Federal government, and Is vel
known throughout the Union as one OF
the frs, men of the old Dominion. lie
was nearly CT years Of age. H's loss
will be deplorcd by large circle o
friends. Y. Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
nUTIEs ON IMPORTS.

The National lniclligenccr says: -
An important proposition was Yesterday
brought into the House Of Representa-
tiyes by the Committee uf Ways and
Means, in the shape Of bill TO postpone
the erca, reduction Of du'ies (Which Is
by the existing law to take place on The
30th Of the present month"; 10 the iirs'
day of August next The intention o'
this proposition mani(es!ly Is, TO gan
time for the deliberate consider alton and
enactment of new Tariff TO meet ih,
emergency, aud evert tho confusion
which must otherwise necessarily be pre-
duced from the oscillation OF the TarIi
between high and 10. Iaie OF duty
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
Pure Extract of Sarsaparilla,

tpPEPARED by WIN. BROWN. Chemist,
4 No. AL Washington street. Boston.-
This is an entire new preparation "f Sarsa-
parillo, wi,hou, being reduced by the addi-
ton of sugar, TO form syrup, as It 70 known
by all that this very much reduces the ex'
tract. 1t is prepared by new steam aPPara'
tus, that procures the strength without cVapo'
ration. 1t is the only preparation now in use.
That our physicians may be made acquainted
with its mode Of manufacture, pamphlet
has been published and sent to the Physl-
clans that they may know It's qualities. Fol
The past year il has been extensively recon-
mcnded by them for purifying the blood, re-
moving oil humors, diseases of the SKIN, eradl'
eating mercuIial effects from the system
ulcers. &c. II is also extensively used iol
the rheumatism.
| For sale by II. J. TAYLOR, Druggist
l4S, Thames street, Newport, K. !.
|. Inne ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
N a Iown Council holden, .Nepport, June IL
1912

N a Io,cn Council holden, .Nt,pport, June lo
1872
An ordnance defining The duties Of the Town
Marshal of Newport.
SECTION ]. Be il ordained by the town
council of the town of Newport, That II shall
be The duty Of the town Marshal from time
TO time, to pass through the streets, gang
ways, and wbarvcs Of said town: to observe
all nuisnnces, distractions and impcdlmenls
therein, that the same may be removed or
prosecuted according 10 law. II shall also
be his duty TO receive oil complaints made
apainst any person or persons, for any.b .breach
of the laws of the State, or ordinances ana
orders of the town. lie shall also enforce
md carry into effect all and every the ord''
nonces which shall be in force within the
town he shall obey and execute the orders
aud commands OF The town councl ~ reia
ton to any matter or thing IN which The town
NAV be in snywise concerned or interested
whenever thcreunto required; he shal DC
yoilant 10 detect the breach OF any bylaw
! ordinance or order he shall prosecute oil
\ fences as soon as may be, and attend ~ be-
half of the town the trials OF all offences
which nav be prosecuted, and he shall lay
II bofor. the town council statement OF al
prosecutions by him Instituted IN behalf @
II The town or IN which the town Is IN any way
i interested or concerned within one week n'
II ter their final determination respectively on'
that the foregoing be published three weeks
II IN the newspapers OF this town.
II True copy-wtncss:
II b. B. llowLAND, Council Cts'k'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
June 9.

Court of Probate, .Ntwpon, June 6, 1912.
VTPON the petition Of Edward w. Law
- ton aud others, Executors of the last
Will and Testament Of John =. Mann, late
Of said Newport. physician, deceased, stating
that the personal estate of said John p, Mann,
is insufficient, by the sum of thlrty-two hun
dred and ,hiriy-two dollars and thirty three
cents, to pay the just debts Of said deceased,
whose will authorIscs his executors, II they
should deem it advisable, to sell his LAND III
/ New port, but that it will, III the opinion OF
said Executors, be more for the advantage oi
the estate, to sell so much Of the farm ying
| in the town of Portsmouth. in the county ot
Newport as will be sufficient TO raise the
sum of iltcen hundred dollars, with incideRta
expenses, and proposing 10 pay the balance
of said debts by the income of the remainder
of the real estate, and praying that they
nav be authorized and empowered 10 sci
the right, title and interest Of said deceased
n, the time Of his death for The paymcnt oI
his debts, under The direction of the Court o
Probate, apreeably to the Statute IN such
case provided, in so much of the said farm
lying in said Portsmouth, as will be sufficient
to raise said sum of fifteen hundred dollars
with incidental expenses. Tho said petition
being read aud received, was referred tot
consideration TO a Court of Probate, to be
holden at the Town Hall, in Newport, on Tho
first Monday in July next, at O'Clock A. NJ
aud notice ordered to be given Of the pen
dency and prayer thereof, by publishing
|. copy Of this order three weeks in succession
!, in the Herald of the Times, for all persons
interested to appear at SAID time and place
! and be heard A true copy-wl,ness-
Il b. B. ROWLAND, Pro. CEk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
MALREN EbYE-EaOUSE,
BOSTON,
Corner Of Court and Hanorer streets
Concert Hall Buildings.

Corner Of Comrt and Hanover streets,
Concert Hall Buildings.
ALL KINDS SILK, COTTON AND wooLEN GAR
MENTs DYED, Nizi
Ladies Silk, Satin, Mcrno, De Lam, and
all kinds Of other dresses, dyed and cleansed
wi,hou, the usual dyed appearance, as no ar
tificial slitlening is used al this estabIlahment,
and for a proof OF the assertion. the public
are respectfully invited TO examine great
many specimens.
also
Gen,lcmen's Goats, Pantalaons and Vests
of all fabrics, dyed, cleonsed md pressed
with finish but little inferior 10 the original
aud warranted to give satisfaction.
ALSO
Cleanse Carpets, Rugs. BlanLots, Bed
ticks, Marscilcs Quilts, Window Curtnlns
Table Covers; aud IN most cases The STAINS
arc entirely taken out, aud color much I'm
proved.
Parasols and Sun Shades, dyed without
being removed from the frames.
Metino, aud other kinds of Shawls, dye'
| liyht color the borders To nearly retain theI
original appearance, and The irnSes curIe'
the same as when new.
| have appointed SsnurL :. MuMrohp
my agent ~ Newport, To receive g"ods io
the above establishment. All goods lcl
with him. nj the store OF Mr. James Mum
ford, gQl Thames street, will be rronpll.
| forwarded ~ us The prices for work war
| rnn,ed To be ~ low rs ut any other establish
| men, in this county. Work returned ~ a
llcases m 10 or ~ dsys.
h Boston, June ~, l6i2.-3n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
Assessors Notice.

vlNIIE subscribers give notice, that the!
Il were chosen Assessors, to assess Tax
of Eight Thousand Dollars, ordered to be
assessed at the Annual Town Meeting, hold
en- on the 7lh day of June inst. on the 'nlnOi
tants Of the Town of Newport, and the taxa
bic property therein, TO bo collected and palt
into the Town Treasury on or before the Isl
day Of October next I'VE therefore cal
upon oil persons interested, to give IN Il
either of us, list Of their rateable Estates
under oath, on or before the Sd day Of Jul!
next
THOMAS BusH,
NATnay b. HAMMErr, assessors.
CHARLts GYLEs,
! Newport, June ! l642.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16

In thi. town, on Wednesday the 9Th lust. Mrs sA-
RAH, wife of Mr.. John Williams Ia the 52d year of
her age,
In this dspensaiion OF Providence, her husband is
called tu noun the loss al hn Hnectionaie lie and
friend ard four children Of beloyod mothor but they
consoled BY the chcrishing reflection that she was
Christian, und that what IL loss TO them, Ia gain ~
her.
Mrs. WILLIAMS was for 81 years, member OF the
FIRST Baptist Church. dUrin. which period she cyincrd
the spirit OF true piey aud many oi her dying express
sios will long bo remembered by her m, aud friends
precious memorials of the power al divine grace Ia
cheering the spirit IN its passage 10 the tomb. In the
midst OF her usciunes she called from the busy
where for many months she was II patient und quiet
sufferer having that belief faith aud confidence IN the
yer aud Preseryer Of all lives that enabled her To bear
all things patiently, and without Inurmur, until borne
away To the silent and dreamless sleep uf death,
more Ia take part with in the chnnging scenes o
this uncertain life but To dwell iorevcr with her Cod
IN that happy land where sickness and death
ter, aud where sorrow aud separation are known no
more forever.
She Jesus by the eye Of faith standing upon the
confines OF eternity, inviting her spirit home To glory
she talked calmly Of her approaching dissolution, aud
Gnnlly died irumphng In the hope Of life and bliss be-
yond the tomb. CONN.
i In Middleown, on the iih inst, JOSEPH &. WEA-
YER, sou of Mr.. Benoui Weaver, nscd ~ years.
\ In Warren, on the iih inst, Capt. ISAAC IAWTON,
Of the late Mr. Samuel Luwton vi this town, in the
39ih year Of his age
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
MEMORANDA.

CID nj Providence 18th, barq,e Highlander, Maybcr'
ry, Havana.
Cli ut Mobile, seth ult, schr Alexander Russell, for
this port.
Arr at Havana, 23d ult., brig Poland Castof, from
this port.
CID at Apalachcola, 2lst ut sloop Wave, Winslow,
for this port.
Spoken4th inst lat 50, Ion 72 30, brig Henry, Burt
Of aud days from this port tor Washington, n. &.
Arr ut New Bedford, llih, ship Alexander, Stetson
Pacific Ocean 50 days from Ialcahuuuua, 2200 bbs spn
oil. Reports nj Tacahnanna March lith 'hip MEN
kAR, sherman, Of this port, g. months out no oil
try works overheard.
At Tsonhuanna Feb. IT, chip Corin,hian, Paddock,
n, Bedford, 29 mos out, 1900 SPIN.
spoken oil the habor OF Matanzas, 2sth ult., brig
IPOCAONTAS. Barker, OF this port, from 81 Thomas
tor the Western Islands, with 100 bbls oil, mos out
spoken, May lSth lat % II. Ion 70 So brig HELEN
Price of This port mos out, 20 bb!s Aproported hav
ing spoken days previous, brig Gov. Hopkins, OF iris
toll SPIN wills ;-heard from 2iih, brig Troy OF BriS
toll 90 bbls sp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16

On Thursday, OH inst. nnc hour after lcnv-
ing New York, our Cross-iIeod broke, which
prevented our proceeding TO Providence that
night.
The steamer Narragansett, Captain Wool
sey, came alongside and took off our passen.
gers. When alongside, ! stated TO Captain
Woolsey that our Boston passengers had
tickets but the Providence and Newport
passengers having no tickets, had directed
the Clerk of the Cleopatra To make out a list
by which he Captain Woolsey,l would be
enabled to determine which passengers had
pa Id their fare this appeared 10 be satIsfnc-
tory 10 him. Mr.. Bacon, as directed, did
make out the list of ul passengers who had
paid their fare on board the Cleopatra, except
such as had tickets, which tickets would show
for themselves. This list .Nr. Bacon handrd
10 Mr.. Gorion, he Clerk of The .NarrdganscH,
al he same time explaining its object, all OF
which appeared TO he satisfactory.
| presumed that the Captain of the Nara
ganseit would have made his demands on me
at the next convenient opportunity, for the
paymcn, of all fares collected by our Clerk
which Of course, would have been paid on
demand this has always been customary, al
all events, MS long as have been commander
of a steamboat. II the Captain of the Mar
raganselt had minated TO me that he intend
cd to take different course, should have
made my passengers acquainted with the CIR
cumstanceS previous to their leaving my
L boat.
H have since learned that Captain Woolsey
refused to pass ON passengers agreeable Il
our Way-Bill refused to pass those who hat
tickets, and obliged them to submit TO al
exorbtant sum for their passage in the Mar
raganscti, aud that on their arrival in Ston
ington they were refused admitlance into tn,
| cars.
II This statement seems 10 be required i,
| Justice TO the officers Of the Cleopatra, wh'
! endeavorcd to do all in their power 10 iacili
tate the forwarding of her passengers.
! For the information Of those passenger
who paid their fare on board of ,heCleopa,ra
| on the above occasion, would state tha
the amount will be refunded on application
| TO me.
4 ISAAC X. DUSTAN,
! Commander Of steamboat Cleopatra.
/ June Ia, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
Juno 10.

Court Of Probate, .Ntwpon, June q, 1872,
lyINIlE Commissioners account on the estate
l. Of Edward NJ. Rathbone, late of New
port, mariner, dec. was presented for allow
ance.
II is ordered that tho same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, 10 be holden at the Town Hal
in Newport, on the first Monday in July
next, at 9 o'clock u. IN. and that previous no
tice be given by publishing a copy OF Tins
order three several times in the Herald Of h'
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witncss
b. B. IlowLAYD, Pro. CIR.
II Inne lG
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June l6
Court of Probate, .Vsmport, Juns 6, 1912.

Court Of Probate, .Vempori, Jms g. ls42.
'INIIE administrators first account on the
Il estate of James w. Danzell, late o.
Newport, coored man, dec. was presented
for allowance.
II is ordered, that the same bc received
and the consideration thereof referred TO |
Court Of Probate, TO be holden at the Tow
Hall in Newport, on tie fret Monday in Jul,
next, at o o'clock, A. NJ. and 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 ap
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness
D. Is. llowLAND, Pro. CPk.
June l6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
Ice Creams and Water Ices
Gentlcmen's and Youths
s u M M Il IL w Il A IL
SUPERIOR GOODS,
For sale at y.4.uES H.4.NnO.ND'S.

Court Of Probate, .Ntwpor, June &, 1872.
Upon the petition Of Harriet l.. Hazard,
~ administrative on the goods aud chailclS,
rights and credits of Benjamin Hazard, late
Of Newport, esquire, deceased. stating that
the personal estate of said Bouj ja0ln Hazard
is insufficient, in the sum of nlne thousand
i've hundred sixty dollars, seventy five cents,
for the payment of the debts, allowance to
the family, funeral charges, and expenses III
the last sickness of Benjamin Hazard. aud
praying that she may be authorised and EN-
powered TO make sale of all the right, title
and interest Of said deceased at the time oi
his death, for the payment Of his debts under
the direction of the Court Of Probate, agrcca'
bly, to the statute in such case provided, IN
and TO certain farm, or tract OF land, con.
tanning about eighty acres. situate IN sald
Newport, in CoggeshalFs Neck, so calico,
bounded easterly by the sea, southerly by
land Of the heirs Of William Bailey, dec,
westerly by land Of Nathaniel S. Ruggles,
aud norlhcrly by said Ruggles' land subject
TO several mortgages given by the deceased
! IN his hGc timc.-rhe said petition beng
read and received, was referred for cons!dcra-
ton to Court Of Probate, to be holden at
the Town Hall in Newport, on the first Mon
day in July next, al . O'clock A. Nj. and no.
tlce ordered to be given OF the pendency unt
prayer thereof. by publishing copy OF this
order, three weeks IN succession in the Her
aid of the Times, for all persons interested
TO appear at said time and place and be heard
II A true copy wl,ncss--
\ b. B. ROWLAND, Pro. CTk.
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At a 7owa Meeting holden .Nt'rport, June Z
1912.
NnAhbtS vi Lts,
Newport, June IL, 1912.

At a Torn Meeting holden .Ntrport, June q
1912.
VOTED, That no person be allowed to re,
move any manure from the streets and
highways as the towns team is regularly EN-
ployed to remove the same, and that no per
son be allowed at any time to take from sad
streets or highways any sand or gravel that
may collect in said streets, and any offence
against this act shall subject the offender tc
fine OF So for each and every offence TO bt
recovered by action Of debt or complaint II
the name of the Town Treasurer Of this
town, for The use of the town, before the cour
of Justices in said town, aud that the above
be published three weeks in the newspaper
Of ibis town.
A true copy-witncss,
BIB. ROWLAND, Io,0n Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16

"A ssigncc's Notice.

'lNlIE subscriber having this day received
i an assignmeD, from William Goff, Of oil
his properly aud effects for the hcnctit Of his
creditors, hereby gives notice 10 all persons
having demands against said GoT to present
them, and oil Indebted 10 make ia,Inedi,ie
payment.
The subscriber also gives notice that no
has appointed The said Wn. Gof his agent,
to sell the Goods IN The s,ote now occupied
BY him. -
MILTON HALL, Assignee.
| Newport, May Ii, lG42.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16

uitod 10 our constitutions, and competent 10 The
SeVre ef erery durable disease, uW be found in
IWRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Ofhs North .ap.sriean college Of Heath.
yElHESE extraordinary Pills are composed Of
4 plants which grow spontaneously on our
own SOIL and are therefore better adapted TO our
constitutions than medicines cOnCocted from for-
eign drugs however well they may DO conI-
pounded, and as
IWRiGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle that The human
body is in truth subject 10 but
|. ONE DISEASE,
viz corrupt humors, and that az ID Dedisips
cures this disease ON
/ NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
by cleansing aud purifying The body. II will
be manifest that il the constitution bo not en-
iircly exhausted, a perseverance, IN their use.
according To direction, is absolutely certain TO
dive disease Of every name FEM the body
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
viii be found one OF the best, If not the vssy
bes, medicine IN the world for carryin ing out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they expel from The bod, all morbi
and corrupt humors, (the cause OF disesse) IN NJ
easy and natural manner, and while they ever
day
\ GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
disease Of every name is rapidly driven from tho
body.
\ The above named Indian Vegetables Pills
have been three years before the American pub
|, ic aud we can now say, without fear OF con
4 radcton that Of all the various medicines which
/ have heretofore been popular, not one has taken
such n permanent, hod npon the affections OF
the people Not only do all who sse it invnra-
hly experience relief, and recommend It in ihis
strongest terms, but il has effected some oithe
| most astonishing cures ever performed by med,
| oine.
!, hitherto very few Of the numerous tesiimo-
/, nias which have been received in favor oi ihls
( extraordinary medicine have been published, as
the medicine Obtained its present great celebrity
/ more by lis intrinsic goodness thnn hom sAlen
sve advertising II has besp deemed proper,
however, to offer the following opinions Of tho
public press, merely to show that The ,ahe os
the ludan Vegetable Pills is not confined to any
section, bu, is rapidly extending Itself TO every
part Of the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
Ice Cream ROOMS.

1sNEIE subscriber respectfully gives notice
. that he has, IN connection with his Con-
dictionary s. Variety Store, > Rooms. neatly
fitted up for the accommodation of ladies' anC
gentlemen, who may wish to refresh them
selves with Ice Creams, Water Ices, anu
other refreshments generally kept at such at
establishment. Il. STACY, in.
Inne o
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Esr. Wayland's

Celebrated Discourse on The affairs of Rhode
Island,
aVAS published in Providence on Satur.
w day, aud such was the demand Tor
them, that the first T. litlon wos sold on that
.dny. and second Edition immediately issued
A supply Tor Newport will be furnished on
Friday, aud sold by ,,v
Agent for publisher.
Newport, June !, 1912.
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For Providence & Boston,
FROM NEWPORT.
The new and elegant steamboat
g e d O p A Il R A o

CAPT. j. x. DUSTAN,
Will leave Newport, for Providence, on
Friday l7t!, al o'clock
Sunday l9ti, at A o'clock
Passengers can leave for Boston and in
tcrmcdlatc places, in a train which will leave
Providence immediately after the arrival OF
the Cleopatra.
Newport, June 18th, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-16
FOR SALE,

F-R The building on Bannister's
ENi.Ha Wharf, formerly occupied by
MEss;E Swinburne g. Hudson, and
49, more recently by the subscri-
Der. Tie building is nearly new the lower
part is fitted for Grocery, Meat 81 Victual-
ling Shop; the upper part could, with little
expense, be made a comfortable tenement
Also-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 well of excelcntwater. If the above
is not sold before the first Of September, il
will then be sold at auction. For terms, &c
apply to JOHN w. DAVIS, Jr, or
II. Y. CRANSrON s. son.
Newport, June lG, 1872
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A true copy-witness'
ID. B. liowLAND, Pro. CPl
June I6.

Court of Probate, .Ntwpor, June 6, 1912.
A pPLICATIoN was made for an adminlstra-
IN tor 10 be appointed on the estate OF
John }. Payne, late of Newport, school mas.
ter, dece ased.
1t is ordored,that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on the first Monday in July
next, at o o'clock n. M, aud that previous no
,ice be gwen by publishing a copy of tins or
der, three several times in the Herald Of ht
Times, for all persons interested to appear al
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltncss:
B. b. liowLAND, Pro. elk.