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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

TmE GRAND Z,oLoGrcAL CARAVAN, from
!lew York, upon rs arrival yesterday crea-
ted tremendous sensation. The team of
elephants which drew the first music car,
constituted the chirt point of attraction. The
cor,eCc cons listed of some thirty cars, some
of which contained several rare animals
This collection Of the wonderful creatures
of,he earth is in every respect more varied
and interesting than any which has ever
been brought here before, even by the same
cn,erpri.lns proprletors, Messrs. Raymond
g. Co. The pavilion IN which these ANIMALS
nre exhibited n, the foot OF the common is the
largest ever erected in this part OF the coun,
try, and will afford ample room Tor the per-
tormancc oi those extraordinary experiment.
by which Herr Dricshbach, the hon tanner
demonstrates the superiority OF man over 'ht
brute creation, by the excrtion OF mind an'
force of will We bespoak for the libcra
and cn,erprsing proprictors a degree q
patronage commensurate with the mngnItnd
Of their useful aud interesting exhibition
Boston Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

RuoDE ISLAND MEDICAL S"cIErY'-lhe
annual meeting Of the Rhode Island fled'ca'
Society was holden y, the Redwood Library
in Newport, on Wednesday, June 2S'h.
The President, DR.. Ernwnell, took the
chair a, ten o'cock After the usual bnsl-
ness Of the society, the triennial election took
place, and the following named gentlemen
were elected officers for the three ensuing
years:
Theophilus c. Damn, OF Newport, Presi
dent, in place Of DR.. Browncll, whose term o.
service had expired; Lewis l.. Miller o
Providence. first, and Jabez Holmes. OF Rrls
tnl, second Wee President; Leandcr Ut!ey
of Providence, Recording Secretary; Hiram
Allen, of Smi,htield, Corresponding Secre
tsry; Harvey Armng,on, OF Providence
Treasurer; Christo'r &. Perry, of Newport
Librarian and Cabinet Keeper for the south
c,n district Isaac Ilar,shorn, Of Providence
Librarian aud Cabinet Keeper for the north
ern district; Christopher g. Perry, Henry /
Turner, Oliver e. Turner, of Newport, an
William A. Shaw, Of North Kings,own, Cen
sors for The southern district George Capro'
=. Augustus Arnold, and William Grosveno'
of Providence, Ccnsors for the northern dis
,rIc'.
John NJ. Brewster, Ir., NJ. D., Pfovdenc
was elected Fellow of the Society.
The Trustees of the Fiske Fund rcpor'e
that they had awarded the sum of fifty do
lars TO Joshua Bcknell Chapn, M. D., f'
the best dissertation on the character, cause
and treatment Of ma.-Pror. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

The first Sermon ia The fremont Theatre was
preached on Wednesday nigh, (of last week J
by the Rev. Dr Brcchcr. The house was
crowded from the pit to the gallery. and hun
drcds went away without being able to obtain
seats. The text was from the second epis,Ie
of St. Paul to Timothy. third ch'p,cr, and
first four verses, aud the eVlis at the theatre
formed the subject OF the discourse. The
sermon was listened to very atten,vely by
most Of the audience, bat a few, we regret to
say. seemed 10 be more taken up with the
novel appearance Of the place IN which. we
presume. they found themselves for the first
time, than with the words of the preacher aud
We noticed some gentlemen in whom thf
force of habit was so strong that they sat 1,
the boxes through the whole Of the service,
with their hats on. II is probably known :,
manv oi our readers hat when the Trrmon
Theatre was erected. Dr. llcocher predict,
publicly that he should live TO preach IN it.
This prediction, which appeared rxlravagnn
nnd improbable at the time IT wns uttered
was on Wednesday night literally fulfilled. =
Boston Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
M A q q Z a g = s.

In this town. on Saturday evening last by the Rev.
Mr.. smith, Mr. David I'LL, 10 Nlss Alnlra Nhc, both
q Wunusucket! ..t. ..'
In ptoyu!cnce the 9th inst, Nj. Gnrdon Edwards
to Miss luLnh Horton, both oi that ciit-IOth. Mn
Charles T.. rilliuehast. oPro'den'e 10 hlas "ehe''h
Cozzens, of Ro, alton. Vermont. :.
In Norfolk, Va, June 18th, BY Rev , D. CaS'els
Reese Ia, lor Esd al Mobile, Ala. !" MISS NiiGih"
Ciariro, ef the farmer place. ~ -,
In sntrrsville agh ull, NJ. Albert Tiffany, 4" Miss
Laura Tit. -, . A..
In smiihhcld 2 inst Mr. Joseph 1. fehce, 10 MISS
AIvirn Andrews, both OF Smiihfeld -
In Thompsou, Conn. Mr. Christopher Amy 81 u
Miss sarah daughter OF Thomas Andrews, ESQ" boil
OF SnIersyille.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

A NovrL CELEsRATIOS.--Th fourth was
celebrated by the inmates of the New York
State Iunatic Asy lum ia a becoming manner,
with appropriate exercises. The hall on the
first floor was tastoiully decorated with flags
and portraits of the Presidents aud distin.
guished patriots, and respectable oratl"ns were
delivered 3y three Of the patients To an order
" and attentive auditory. The exercises were
ntrrspcred with music upon flutes aud violins,
aud tne entertainment concluded with n good
dinuor.
| The number or patients at the present time
/ is about $50. Since the opening OF the AsN
'iun, in February, . who have been received
lave been discharged entirely cured, and some
, aIf a dozen more are ready TO leave rs s""r
as their friends come for them Jtica Go-tttc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
AZ SHIP NEWS. ~:
SHIEx SsHHIx Sss.!arss
PORT UF NEW OR ].
isRIN ID.
EnlnAN, lnlN I

FRIDAY, JAW !
schr Fancy Chacr TN New York Tor boston s'fnh
Baker " ickiord inr Nuiok t"unrl, bhINtr, ""~'"h
Ior yrrk Durrus iIawes, Nhue, Gardiner "t
Prov Dove. Nirkcrsnu, from Bath WIN. il"nr,
thorndikc, rhoussi"n inr y \ ''""'''H' oo""o'
tor do. .,,- a., r.,
sinop. Gcn Lewis Peles, anl 'mdersh, DO I'M
PROV. lpr Saghabor Yacht PehrI' va NJ" h"'H'
SATURDAY, InN =.
schr VIM. a. Turner, Rogers, im Porto Rico hr She
IINbor.
SUNDAY, iulv -
Ba,k lane. Manchester from somcr,e, Tor New Zen
isud. a., a.. ,
/ s,h- Peruvian, Wrench, IN =. River mr Bangor
iiuldn, W Nrst. ituIiru. nom RCudUui
Schr taicnnis, Sptllnnn, Im fr"N' tui AhanN
Marulcn. em,th, TN kund"ut
MONDAY, july 10.
| srhr Jnur Reed from New Brdl"Id iot ihilndcl'hS
, Flash. Lake. rtov i"r dn. . 81, =.
\ st,,r, I. .ot,rthmr shepard. tn y. Bodtrrd fT y '
] Passed up So " slur Ro"roi. EHtH, ~ 'td h'
= p,.,, " tc.st ruh ttlu 'sis", 5000 .Lf.
riI aD.tm mnuhf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Drp'orobIe Cos"oIiy A slip from the Sc'oia
(O) Gazette, mentions that the Rev George
Beechor, pastor Of the Second Preshy icrian
Church, was suddenly killed. Mr.. Brccher,
it appears by the finding of the cor"nrrs jury,
took double barrel shot gun and went into
his garden with the view of killing tho bird.
that destroyed his fruit aud buds. lie dis
charged one barrel, and about five minutes
alterward hr raised the muzzle Of The gun I"
his mouth for the purpose, it is believed, OF
blowing into the empty barrel, at which mo-
meni tho powder in the other barrel accidental
ly exploded, dlscharsins tho whole chargc
or shot into his skull, which caused instant
death. A public meeting, at which the Hon
Thomas Ev ing presided, did honor to ihe vlr
tues of the deceased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

The Louisville Wing says that Mr.. Lam
burg, German artist ot that city, has succeed
ed in composing n paint identical with that
found in the ruins of Pomp"i, which is still MS
fresh as when put on. This kind OF paint
has long bccn dncldrratum. Specimens are
now preparing fur the Grand Duke of Saxony.
Mr.. l.. The Wing says, Is now prepared t"
paint houses in that lasting manner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

SIYGuLAR DE,Tu We learn from the
Concord Freeman that, on Friday evening,
Miss Matilda Proctor, daughter of Mr.. Isaac
Proctor, came to her end in very mennchol,
manner. 1t seems that she left something ~
the school house which she attrndpd-ih"
urinary school in the East d;sirict-and that
she returned t" get it. In endonvoylnsto cnier
the school through one of the windows, the
window came down upon her neck She was
found hanging from the window about9 o clock
in the evening. She was about nine years old
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
From Texas-Peacc with Mexico.

Texan papers to the 24'h Of June, re-
ceived at New Orleans on the st inst :,
bring the not unimportant intelligence
Iha, an armistice has been agreed upon
between Mexico and Texas
This is announced in a proclamation
(iom Presiden, Houston, issued on the
18th uIt. The armis'ice is to continue
during the pendency Of negotiations for
a permanent peace, and until due notice
of its cessation shall have heen formally
announced through the British charge
d'aflaires.
The armislice and the agreement to
negotiate have been brought about by
the British charges d'afaires in Texas
and Mexico.
The propositions Of Santa Ana have
not yet ,ranspircd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Rr,prn Would you he happy and
live life of conieu,Inrnt, keep Your ex-
penses within your income, however
small il may he. Do not strive ~ he
rich, and above all keep oui Of debt -
The pas, few years are ifaulht with les.
sons, The mural of shIch, should nd pass
UNDECIDED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

CoLLrcTIoxs FOR FsLL RlvrR.--The sum
collected in this city in aid Of the sufferers by
the fire at Fall River, amounts TO about $3,,0O,
bcsides considerable contributors in clothing,
&c. The whole was subscribed IN two days
Very lbural contributions have also been for
warded from other places, aud the people ot
Boston and New York have also taken steps 10
scnd.-Proridcncc JoHrn0i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
HERALD OF THE TIMES.
MEMORANDA.

Arr at Philadelphia, 2d, slaop Anawon, b"rii'k' -
krr m New Orleans, aIil schr Mobile, Cozlens, im
p.u,.cu,a mud cid 3Oth inr Pensacola.
Al Pbtuu. 18th uli. Bark Empress, Wrrheh m"h'
u,,,d mr. a5th f,r Newpori Y. River aud hr.'w SUN
(IL M ~ Orleans. 29lh, Sloop Belle, Johnson, r"i'
4 .,n--3Otb schr Cnllan, swasey, Charleston
Arr nj n. York. l0ih, brig Robert, Cook I'm "Ne'
\ un.z, Coast of Aircs.
CID AT Phhd-lphia, 9Th schr Vesta, Ladean Tor 'h'
mort with Coal, Ia ~ Giirhd.
Al Pnyta, March l2ih ship MECHANlC, rfa''' T"
I'M. port mos out with 50 bbis sp oil-ali well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
Full Length Profile Likcnesscs'
Taken with Scissors only,
ALA SILHOUETTE.
SAMUEL METFORD
Has The pleasure TO inform the Citizens ala
visitors Of Newport,

'INIlAT he has just arrived from New York.
nj which place, throughout the Northern
states aud in South Carolina and G"orga.
lie has been most successful in taking Full
Length Lkencsses Of many of the mcs'
prominent members Of the Church and Bar,
and upwards Of 5000 Of the most d'-lln.
ouishcd citizens. The faithful outline OF
Feature mud grace of figure al his Prohles
must be seen To be Appreciated. Mr.. NJ. VIII
/ hr happy TO take the lIkcnesses OF Indies nnd
Gent lcmen who will favor him with call, al
his Room in Pelham street, opposite Town
sends Ilotel.
! If required Mr.. N. will attend Fam,lies a'
their residence after O'Clock, +. Nj. Ion
groups.
TERMS.
Full Length sitting, si75 nrplicateS, sitting, i q
Do. standing, s5 49, Do stunning, :,
Children, ti %. ,h'"'ch' .. ..
BUTTS, 5O 10 bus's'
N. B.-Mr NJ. will only remain IN New
port. for a very shnr, period.
/ Newport, July l3, le43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Court Of Probate, .NtwPort, Jdg 3, lei3.
pIPON The petition "i iirie +. Turner
u Ex.ru,rIX of The last Wtl ard Tesa-
meut oi William Turner, late OF Newport
physic,nn. dec, representing that the person
al estate oi snld deceased Is insuih'i'h' u"
nav his debts bv the sum of three thousand
c,clt hundred a. twenty tour dollars 10 cents,
Hess the SUN of ten hundred hiiy-onc dol.
lars aud 30 ceu,s, consisting ni iufniurt hn'
not vc, solid and praying tho, she mny er
authorised TO sell at Public Auction. the iol
loving Real Estate. ot which sald William
dicd seized or SO much thereof ms shall be
sutlicicm to pay the dcfcl ncy aforesaid.
with incidental expenses, W.: lot oi lah'
\ with the mansion huuso aud ouhnldihGS
II thereon standing. situate IN snid Nrwrui'
bounded east on Th8m,'s street, nntih on o
N passage wny, west an the Cove, and son'h ~
(, and of William SlocuIn u ln' fronting s"u'h
4 cry un Tanner street ~ sald Newport, ives
I ltctly un Grccur Lane. and cnSt'rly Oh lau'
; Of Gideon Palmer Jun. and Others
II IT,. ordered. that sand petition he rece've'
4 aud the consideration thereof referred TO
/ liCouri oi Probate, to be holden ~ the ROW.
!, Hal, in Newport, on the hrst MONDAY u
II Aug. next, at . o'clock 8. m., ond that sal
Iprinroncr give previous motto" ol Tie penn
lrr and prayer thereof, by publishing COP.
.T thu order. three weeks, ~ succession u
1.-The Htrridot he Times, tor oil persons N
,crestcd to appear at SAID time and p'ac
If they soc cau,r, aud be heard.
4 4 tue copy Al,cst:.
!. B. y. l!owL,Nr, Pro. C'k.
II JI3 --iw.
f,' nn<RU'> tlyl pIitS. i" sale hy
ri lAlLUE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

!SomHmg rorih REMEMBERING ~ co--
respondent of the Cultivation says that spirits
al hart horn applied on n sponge 10 ih" mil4i
da calcrpillSr's nc-' immediately Nils al
ins.cls hat como ~ eOntlct With Il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, July 10, ls43
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser y pari"t
Al Mnrk., 800 Beci Caue, l5 Cows aud Calves, 2noO
Sheep. aud 80 Sw inc
'PRic.s-B.rt Cai,le--Ne qnote first quniy, so,
sec ond qnnlity 4 "a 2jlhird quality, % 10 %
Cows nnh Cavrs-Snlcs nj = 10, SD M ANA go
Shcep-L.uts were solid iron > | IT, 50 %.
SwirrlNu lots sold. Al retain a. 5.c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
g.an,! l0r Sale.

NOR SALE, al the right, title aud irtero't"
William, Martha and Pnilenrc fhfk"t'
minor children ot Isaiah Barker, late o' h'd
dluinwn, decreased, IN aud TO rhFi"in l"' ="
land in Middhiow7, confirming thfen aud
haII s,rcs. ',oun..ri i.nrihrri, ,u The highway
,.s,ptly on lahd oi il.n,y pcokham, .ou,i'f nv
~, ul,s charity Farm westerly on land "i
SichnlAs White.
For terms apply To Man, B,uTtH, G""r-
J,an. Newport, ur ptrHR R,pgiR, Midd"
town.
Mldd!,lown, Junc 29lh, lsi3-iw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
SfHEGEsEFFiS SALE.


EEY virtue of IN Execution issued oui "f
D the Court of Common Pleas Tor tho
Counw Of Newport, No'.n'bsr Term, lsa2,
IN favor OF pcarre ~ Turner and 10 me direct
cd aud Aeliverrd, will sell at Public hnriI""
on the premises 10 the highcs, bidder ~ IT.
,ny, Jniy 2i,r l-i3, at tea "'clork a. ~.
An ,ho right, title aud interest that Th"nns
r. Taylor, Thomas u. Psr'amoro, Edward j.
Young aud John A. Rowl., all Of the County
oc Acco,nsck. aud Stat. nf Virginia, hid 90 tho
6rh day al April, lsa2, at 9o'c'cH E.. NJ ia
and To the Thomas Il. Taylor estate, 50 rifl!rti;
situated i 'alI Newport, and consisting 81 a
tt al land with the buildings thereon, bounded
as f,iiows west on Yhanrs Street, souil'rIy
on Brewery Estate, aud an land "f Richard
nassard. easicrly "n land Of said iiassard, aud
uorth,rly Oh Ann street.
Conditions NJ sale.
/ WM H. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
+, Newport IIno %, ir'3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Tmr CopRT MARriA,..--Thc Court which
has been 81 long in session on board the Penn
:, lvania, at Norfolk, has got through with all
the cases brought beture il, and al last stands
adjourned sine die
The following, says the Army and Nay
Chronicle, are as many of the decisionE as we
have been able To obtain.
Commander William Ramsay, sentence not
confirmed reported TO be five years Suspcn-
SION
Lieut. Edward II. Vail, dismissed July 3,
ie43.
Lieut.. Charles H. Poor, acquitted.
. Passed Midshipman Matthias Z. Marin, sns-
pended for two Years.
Mdshlpunan Charles 7. Crock"r, suspended
until December 30, IS43, without pay.
Md.hipman Albert & Enos, suspended uE-
I'll June 30, 1874, without pay.
Midshipman Suml. y. Miller, dismissed
June 30
\ We concur entirely with the Chronicle IN
the hope that all these Sentences, II legal, may
stand. The Navy has had no greater difficulty
to contend with than the ircqncnt aud 'ntx'
cmsabe use which has been made by the TX.
ccu'ive OF the p"rdo"i"g p0w"ta:f'-'''" f0'"
Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

II Q u :
bo,. ysrsonSppp1Biag for them nH please call
for "AnvtRTisrp LETTERS,
Allon Miss hdeIadsB Janvrin Capt JOS Jr
Babsou Cant So Jennis Mark
Ba>seti Luther johnson tapl 40
Baug, WIN k"nyon sarah
Re. Can't Isaac I.aku Edwhr,l T.
g!ackicr Ward II I.crk J"scph12
R,o,,n Wo,H I.onguruii Barohcss dc
Brown WINS Mason Sanford
Bunker Can; ghas Marshall Jos.phns
8alrsck HrI Mary Nc Kcrieus Chas
Eriyes Saf,i,. - Moore { w
Charc Juhr'L Ncwcomh AIM
Cbamherlin Wm phinncy Cap, ias"z
Coilun ii"nry | Powell ND
Coleman Chas Smith fheo'h,ia
CoggrshalI LYDIA Ann Swasey Capt AG-
Dexter IIoratio VI Tappan Moses
Dudley Hiram III Whttehome MISS ''Sdia
Garuug Nm!l Wilbur Miss An"
Gikey Cnpt lsaao Woog Ma C'oih"l
Hamilton Jacob JAnfsf"I;
Hall juscph K Sherman Oliver +
Harding WIN IRISH.
i,or,on Isaiah Gillin Ennice
Hobby Albert y MrNamara Owen
Harris Mrs Mary q Neil linh"i
Head Mrs Sarai y Syseny John "
HOLT Mrs Susarunh ''
!, II5.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, I'M
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

PARpovrp Governor Morton Of Massn.
chusetts has pardoued James VI Bradley aud
John y Read two con,i,ta ~ the state prison
at Charla.town who attempted, with much
prrsonal risk tn themselves, to attcst the blows
infrtrd by Roger upon the late WARDEN oi ih'
state prrsou, 10, rh hl.h hc was mortal, wo"n.
Irt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

HAM TiMrs.-Mr. J. +. Gushing of Bos.
ton, has expended on his celebrated farm "i
l25 acres, at Watrrt"wu, several hundred
thousand dollgrs The House now building on
the premises j. estimated TO cost Sl2J,oOo. "
is calculated lur princcly residence, with
Chinese ycrandahs, Windows of stained
glass, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

TIE New CApisET.-Thc Madisonian
says: awe are authorised 10 announce, that
the Cabinet arrangements have at length been
complotrd, and that tho Departments are
placed under ,ho administration Of the In
dermenlioncd gentlemen
Hon. Abel r. Upsllur, Secretary Of State.
Hon. John G.. Spencer, Secretary of the
.Errasury.
Hon. j. NJ. Porter, Secretary of War
Hon. David Hcnsbaw ,Secrelary ofthc Navy
Hon Charles 4. Wicklitlr, p. NJ. General
Hon. John Nelson, Attorney General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
rIsKE MEDICAL PRIZE CUES
a. TIUNSs

's'HE TRuSsrs OF the t,sKs FoNo an
! nonncrd,si r'ie ANIMAL 'uari,ng of 'h"
Rhode Island Medical Sci'Y. holden III
Newport ON tho 2ol, ull.,' That The 'prelnIh"
If FIN DoHars. by ihenn oil red Tor 'h'
bes, Dissertation on the question
"Uhui are the cnWsts, rhmnetfr, ,rat!ee Gnd
best mode of treating Asthma ?"-haa hesh
AWARDED to the author of the dissertation
bearing the motto.
.'-------- nique airacfs al "tfo
!Spnit"s misrdum gemit" grdris inrnqne longo
Ria singn,fu tendnnt"
Virg Georg. Lib. I'LL !. 5o5 ct seq
And upon breaking the seal Z" the ac'
companylng packet, they learned that the
successful Competitor was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
State of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT, ss.-Clnk's Office. Supreme Court
y,.ne ISih. a. ID. iS43.
VyvurnE.s John Wright, Of jamestown. II
w the county of Newport Inns filed bIi
petition IN tins office, praying Tor certain rra-
rons therein stated. that decree should 5e
passed Wv dissolve the matrimonial connec-
t,on snisis,lns between hun and his wic
VrIluc,y Wright, of New Shoreha;a no
ice is therefore hereby given to' tho said
Vcllnery, TINT she be and appear Ut She soc
6,A before the said Couri,to be holden a.
SAID Newport on the fourth Monday of An
gust next, aud show caasc. It any she hath
why the prayer Of SAID petition should not h'
granted.
IL. p. ALLAN. Clerk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
C5 cents Reward.
NOTICE..

4 r the annual meeting Of The Stockhod.
~ era ofthc''rradrrs Bank, IN Monday ,ha
ri inst. the ,ulruwme gtfn,le,n-n were nnanr.
'cously elected Directors Tor uic year "n>n-
mg, VIZ /: Edwin Wilbur. Milton hal'. rhns
G.. Brown, Benjamin Marsh. Jr, Il"ma" w
Brown. William v, Potter. Oliver Read, l"h
A. Pcckham and Joseph II. Perry aud at n
subscqnrn, meeting oi the D'r ''or'' on 'h"
same day. Edwin Wilbur, Esq. WIS c'rc'ca
President.
BENZ MUNFORD, Cnshicr.
Newport, July q, lab -3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Dear Sir,-We find many families entirely
destitute Of beds and bedding. II ihes" ar"
articles whicl, dan be had IN your city, read {
lor USE, they would very much aid somc OF
those who are entirely dostinl" 10 con''n'ncc
living again, aud think would do US much
good. Female gpI children's apparel, too,
appear to be guile necessary articles; some
such AS have been laid aside by some of the
families in your city, have no doubt would
be very thankfully received. We have Il com
mittee of females to attend TO these last named
articles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Couri of Probate, .Nwpori, Jdn 3, 1913
,sNiIE Comm .sloners Report and EXccn
tors Account nn the estate nf William
Turner, late of Newport, physician, deca were
presented fIr allowance.
Il is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
If Probate to be holden at the Town Hal
in Newport. on the grst Monday IN Ang.
nox,. nj o o'clock a. m. and that previous no
nee be gwen by publishing copy of lh's or'
dor ,nree :, ycral times IN the Htrdd QT Mt
Times. for all persons Interested 10 appear al
SAID time nnd place aud be heard.
A true co2y-wllnrss:
/ JI3 B. y. llowLAND. Pro. CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Mouswx aSn IIuusos RAT RoAp.-Thc
new truck at the Schenectady tcrHna'ion oi
this road is completed aud will hc pat IA opera.
,inn next week. This di-pensrs with one of
the inclined planes. We hope, ~ the course
of tew months, to be able To announce SIM.
lar change Tor the better at this end ot ih,
road.--.hJdny Jownd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
Letters,
Newport lnno %, lc'3.

uuaaiEiSG ~ rnt rosr OFFICE Nh"r""'
'N'. nj, JJLrlat, io43. g. %
n .lI~crttar1Li,fsors piaccd iaa srpa,"t.
bor gTsoaS~pP'yiag for them ~WpieaSe call
for "AtvtRTIsrp LETTERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
July l3.


Court Of Proba'e, .Ntrpori, Juiy ., ls43
A pp,ic,TIoN was made for administrators
IA To be appointed on the estates OF Mary
Briggs and Cathnrine Briggs, late Of New
port, Single women, dec.
II is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to n
!.ou,t of Probate, 10 lie 'ho7dcn at the Town
Hall in Newport, on lie first Monday in Aug
next. II, . o'clock, A. NJ. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy oi this
order. three several times in the Hernh NJ
the Times. for all persons interested to np-
near at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness
JI3 B. B. llowLAND, Pro CTR.
Court Of Probate, .NrpoH, J"iy 3, lel3.
y1,IIE Executors account on the estate ot
4 Hannah Burroughs, was presented to.
allowance aud an order OF distribution Of The
balance.
It IS ordered, that the same he received
and the cons,deration thereof referred 10 Il
Court Of Probate to be holden at The Town
Hail in Newport, on the first Monday IN Aug.
|ncxt. at 9 o'clock a. NJ. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of ihIs
,rder three several times ~ The iierdd Ot
The Tunes, for all persons interested to sp-
pear II, said time and place md be heard.
4 A true copy-wlihess;
/ JI3 B. b. iiowLANp, Fro. CFk.