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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
III ERA l. ID o + II I'll e Il M E s.

FRoM JAmA,cA.-The British friga,e War
spite at New York. brings papers from ia
maica 10 the 25lh Of March. President
Bnyer had established himself for q shor,
tine. n, Kingston, but did not appear in pnb'
lie, owing, il was said, TO illness. 1t was con
fdeniy reported That he had brought with
him the crown formerly worn by the Enpo.
ror Chris'ophe, and That the jewels with
which il was studded were worth two millions
Of dollars.
The Kingston Journal gives the following
outline of the plan of provincial government
which b has succeeded Boyer:--
"The President in future is TO be elected
for three years ony but may be re elected
# his policy and government are approved OF.
The army j. 10 be abolished, and n strong
police substituted. The old generals, 1t L.
expected, will be peusloned "ff. and every
RI fort made 10 employ the sol'lieIy ~ ogri-
culture. All rrlginns are Ia be- tolerated
and capitalists encouraged. Srminnrcs oI
learning will be established, aud the public
allowed expression of their own opinions
through III. medium of lhe prcss, II Is cy
prcled that Mr.. Perry, gentleman of great
talents. n civilian, aud also n very popu,a,
wan, viii be elected 10 the Presidential
vbair."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

WmIG DocraINE.-"I Home labor,-
work at houc--buy al home sell at
home spend at home-cmp'oy yonr own
coun,rymen in prelerence-help Arnerl-
cans irst-pr",ec, American labor as
sis, American indusiry-l't the South
feed the North, and the North supply
the South: what we dou't want we will
ship away, and wha, VIC can't make nor
produce we viii buy from foreigners. -
Chis is the Wing strm-,hs is Harry
Clay's policy. We love our own dear
country and our own counirymen before
any forrign nation, and mean first to take
care of American men and American
boys, American women and American
grls. We are no, nm idle people we
must and We will live by our labor II
feeds us and il clothes us, and We mean
TO take care OF that labor despite any
vote or any power, fore IN or domestic.
Hence we want domestic and protec-
tive tariff - Shelby .News.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

LouisiAN..-Tbe tIor. J. B. Dawson. late
member of Congress from the Bird District
has been appnlu,,d Post Master Of New
Orleans. and has accepted lhc appointment
or Course he viii not br n candidate lor re-
election to Congress. Under the new np
por,ionn"n,. Gen. ID. feii INTO Inc 3rd DIS
trict Mr., llarmnu-nn is spoken Of as tn,
democratic candidate for The succession. The
y. O. Bee. before the fact was announcc,
ilIn, General Dawson was IN 90 into the Pos
Office, said. "put Gen. Dawson out of 'hf
way, and we believe that either Judge Snun'
ders or the Hon. Edward Sparrow, both good
Wings, would carry the District
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Peace Convention In London.

The Corresponding Secretary ofih" Amer
lean Peace Sncieiy has issued circular to
The officers Of various institutions in the IT,
States, announcing that the London Peace
Society has called Convention OF the
friend. nr Peace in various countries To meet
in London. on the tweniy-srcond oi June
next. with The probability Of continuing IN
session three or Tour days. The circular Is
acc ompaned with copy Of the regulations
which have been adopted for the govfrnmen,
Of the proposed Convention. The following
anirlrs show in what manner The Convention
will be- constituted, and the object of It's de-
lihcraiions.
The Convention IN cnrsst-1. OfOlicers
aud Committee oi the London Peace Society:
.. Al persons nninlnaird Peace Socl"tl"S
and Assuciations. at home or abroad. wh"'h'
er Auxiliary or OTHERWISE To IN. London
s ,ciciy :-3 All persons nominated by Re
llnlnus Bodies or Socieiirs. aud Philanlbropic
Literary, or Scientific ln>iIiuiinns:-f All
persons appointed at PnbIc Meetings OF
towns or districts. specially Convened tor ih'
pnrpo,e:-5 All persons specially n"nina-
ted by vote of III" London Committee.
PRINrIpLr.-Thc Principle on which the
Convention shalt be constituted. Ia be, That
icar is inconsisirni Wiih he spirit Of Chris :
trinity. and the true Interests Of mankind..
OBJrcr.-Th" object NJ which It shall aim,
t. drIibsrnis upon he best msnns mdrr he
Dirins blessing 10 shoV III, wo,id The trd md
insrp,dirnry ofhs spirit ami practice Of Uar
dai 10 pomoie permanent and unirersat Peace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

The charm of hrmc is more fully realized
md ,h. qualities oI mInd ard at disposition
winch rrndcr home u place of peace, and
,appinrss. should always be- exercised by The
nInI~tcrng spirits of tho dom"siIc CIRCLE
III is temper ~ the language at an eloquent
,uhnr. (which creates the bliss of home. or
llsrnrbs comfort. L. Is not IN the collision oi
u,cllrct that domestic pence loves 10 dwell
Ter heaven l. ~ VA" inrbehrng nature, IN
hr ylridng spirit. IN III" calm pleasures OF
mIld dlsposilon, anNluus To- give aud receive
tauu,pess.r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
.Nmly inreniea Siear, Carriages A let

.Nciy mreniea S'eGm Carriages A let
'rr fr"m CnpruhIgrn of the lth instant says
steam Carriages upon system new ~ ~
vented bv NJ Nnrrrhnr ni Sweden, n !rch-
smith, md a v"rs Ingenious mrchanlrlan.
ave been esiahlshed between Tins capital
'nd Corsue-. they cary thirty passengers,
md have spucious stnwagc above aud bc'o"
tor luggage nnd merchandise. Their en-.
!ines are of cighi or nine horse power. and
s>cCnd WITH case bills whose angles dn nn'
xcccd thirty degrees. They travel at rhr
rate ot Danish Uilc & lu," less than iwu
French l"agn"s) ~ from 80 I" ID minutes
50 that they run to and from Copenhagen, a
Instance at tnurrren Daui,h miles. IN nbnut
rire hours. while our ordinary diligence
.lrawn by t"nr nurses, take sixteen hours I"
rrrlorm the same distance w"h only twelve
passengers and their luggage"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

The RnoDE. ISLAND iIoRsE GUARDS,
commanded by Capt. Greene, Of Mid
dletown, grand son OF The brave revo,
lnlionary GrneraI, will make their first
a2pearnnc. on Tuesday, in now and
ne at uniform.
The NEWPORT BRAss BAND, Of which
we made mention some time since, wtl
also make their first appearance in un'-
form on Monday, with the Artillery
Company.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

Interesting Discovery The wreck Of the
Ere, The steamboat burnt year and half
ngp. on Lake Ere. has been found. The
discovery WIS mad" by means ol a compass,
invented by Capt Chapln, ot New York. con.
~,rnctrd So that the needle will indicate when
~ large body OF iron or other metallic sub.
stance - III the vicinity, aud us direction
from the compass. The party went out on
the zee following tho signs OF the needle, and
after several weeks search, succeeded IN
finding tie vrsck, not Ear from Silver Creek.
In notice To wreckers aud wreck masters,
Maj. Mcclure states he has taken possession
of the wreck for hmself aud the owners of
The Erie, under n contract with said owners,
by placing bnoys upon 1t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
We understand ,ha, Mr. William ~. Olney

We nnd.rs,and that Mr.. William r. Olney
who has been IN coninemcn, in the Jali 10
this town for mn" mouths past on n charge al
treason committed against ,h" State N June
last. was discharged thcrrtrom on Thursday.
10y ORDER from the Governor ard CnunciI.
agrerably to the power invested by the leg
,slatnre ~ tha, body. The above named m.
d,vdunl gnv" hlS personal recogHlzarcr ~
me sum ot one thousand dollars Tor hiI sp-
prarancc before ih" Supreme Judicial Courr
Tor ihls county. IN September next. to answer
tn the indictment pending agnlusi him. and
N tho mean time to keep the peace. and he
uf good behaviour towards all the pcnpl" al
lhl- STATE, md also took The oath o! !acslancc
10 the State. - Bristol Ph.nir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

| A MOST DARING SSpeniy .fvt
thousand dollars sioien.-Onc Of the uios,
darug TobDeiirs at which we have crei
heard, Occurred ~ the cny Of Columbus. Ga.
on the i4ih INST. Gn The evening u! that
day. Just as the officers OF the Western
Insurance and Trust Company of that
cay were about closing the vaults and bank
for The night, three or more PERSONS entered
the banking house IN disguise, secured the
officers IN such a manner as To render them
unable To give an alarm, aud then Dsoceedrd
10 rob the vaults. Ihis they did and then
escaped.
As near rs can be asccr,alned. the follow
inr Amounts were taken - 0C0 IN Amer
can and Georgia gold; 500 IN notes OF
Augusta Insurance mud Banking Co.. Bruins
wick Bank, Mechanics Bank of Augusta
aud Bank Of CharlrsrGn; $1,000 IN Central
Bank notes Si,l75 IN Columbus Bank notes
aud ether claims on sald banks I; II package
or memorandum o! money IN tie hands "'
agents ui ,hc bank amounting to 50 400 va
nous packages of special dcpo,IteS, com
posed of $4,000 in notes OF The Bank oi
Charleston, Sl4 COO IN notes of the Bank al
Darcn, Ga. aud $4,000 or 5000 IN vari.
Gus other bank notes.
/ A reward Of SIS Geo is offered for the re-
covcry OF the money, or pr"p"rll"naie sun
'nr any amount recovered, or for any iG'or'
ma,I"n which may lead To The recovery -
This Is certainly one "i the most daring
ruhberles which has ever occurred ~ tins
or any other country, and we trust 'ha, on'
consabulary und poilco force, with every
good clIzsn. viii be upon the lookout lor lh'
detection Of the perpetrators. II - some
wha, singular that the source from WHICH we
derive our information gave 40 description
of The robbers. They were. however, DIS.
gulsrd, and under such circumstances. u d"
scriplion would be difficult 10 make - Ball.
more ,Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

BENEFIT OF OUR MANUrAcToRIEs TO
THE FArMER. The Rochester Demo.
crat states that the manufacturers "i New
Eng gland last year used over two hundred
thousand barrels Of -four, in making starch
and sizing Tor their goods being larger
quantity of -four than was exported I"
England in the same ti,nc. The "anu-
iaciurers Of the single State of Mdssa
.chusets. during the same time, consumed
more Western h"ur than was exported io
all foreign countries Is it not clearly
The interest of the farmers Of the West Ia
Ios,er manufactures p -LoprH Cow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

TREEs.-It is n custom in Turkey,
SAYS Dr.. Walsh, to plan, n ploianus orien
tails, (bu,ton wood tree on the bir'h of a
son and cypress on the death of one. -
Were this custom adopted ~ The United
States, il would give us nj the end oI
forty years, about twenty millions Of trees
more than we shnl! then probably have
n consideration of no nean Importance
tn prosperity And were the trees to he
planted hv the roadside, most "i our pub
,c highways would, at The end oi The
perind be converted iaio delightful ave-
nu.s. Let II be rem"mheTrd ihst the
road from S,rasburg m Munich. dis.
lance of $50 miles, is already an avenue
of fruit trees.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

The National inIrllIg"ntrr contains tho
following encouraging remarks in relation 10
The prospects Of business for the ensuing
year!
Yet we are not expecting whni ia called a
season "f prosperity ~ IsI3. W" know that
prices, whether of lands. Of products, or of
labor, are aud must hc low ~ nnw and we
would pot have II expanded by any sudden
impulse. There will be lew great foiiuncs
made his Year, and we care not IT never
again, Bni of that rcat prosperity winch 10
rahIb'cd III sirudlly prosecuted aud expand
lUg industry. IN the erection al buildings, tho
Inproycmrni ot lands, the iniruduciiuu of
new arts aud improved processes, aud the
rcaznlon of large aggregate return for the
yrni', industry. We iTu.t viii not be unirult.
iul For ihusc heavily ~ debt ~ proportion
in ibclr means. n will bc n hard year. as have
been srvrral bcior" II iDr ,husr " l,n can find
M employment suit"d 1" their eapncilirs, or
ad' qid'c ip ib"nr support, u Ill ale" be- hard
lhough Ne ,Iusi thai both The uunbrr and
the prIvaiinns 81 these will b. much diminish
ed. We shall be- greatly disappointed &c
tSiS does not lrapc ~. ~ prop ., III y de-
citcdly better e0hdillon tlnn II found US"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
meteorological rhenom'nn.-lli Is remark

.Nri'orologicai Phenomena. 1t isa a remark
able circumstance that about nrly-"ighl
hours preceding the appalling earhqmk"
which visited Guadalupe and other West
lndn islands adjoining. t'rriiic hurrIcan"
suddenly broke out IN The Df'n-h channel
whrch lasted several h"lrs aud which 'xirn'
dod aver a very considerable space, both oi
sco and land. There was also very sudden
aud heavy fall OF snow. which happened
about the same ,imc ~ England. Scotland.
Ireland France, Holland, &c. Rapid changes
of meteorological Instruments were also oh
Sawed, simultaneously. III vari"nS parts oi the
country accompanied with extraordinary va
riallons of The temperature. These ph'n"in
rna we're generally noticed ut The iIm"'-
From the commencement of The year, various
extraordinary meteorological Appearances
have preynhpd. among which not the 'eas,
was an eruption OF Mount Etna, which &C.
CURED m January.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
The Roihschiids. "A curious fact appear

in the "Occident," translated for that work
from French publication.
The widowed mother nf the wealthy bank.
ers Rrtiischilds. while ii"r sons irhahn pal.
noes ~ London, Paris. vienna. Naples. aud
Frankfort. slIl resides ~ the small house N
the Jewish quarter of Prankiori ION the Main;
~ wb,rh her husband lived snd died. Upon
his death. she declared that she "would only
leave Cor Tho iomb The modes, dwelling that
had served 10 cradle this nnmc. this fortune.
aud these rhlldten." The hoHAe ~ so re-
mnri.ablc fm nrainrss, that 4 forces the AZ
trn,ioo Of the stranger II uuinds 'rs" oi
The iirbrrus. ~ old ne the affection and rcs
poet of tic wives ui the Pdtrlarchs Tor their
lurds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

Tho Suprrm" judicial C"uri adjourned on
Saturday, ~ the term al hi. county expired
by lItnl'niinu oi law. The Count Was occn.
p"d nn Saturday ~ Irnrug n,n lona. ~ SON
i"ncng the prisoners convicted NJ this term.
and dlrpu-ing of the ca.cs ru unining upon
the dnrk' by Continuance ar o'hcrw,-".-
III" udic'."ni Tn. State W. bartholomew
HIrry for Keeping dlsordrtly house, was
,rird. aud the r"sp"ndrn, found guilty.
Sentence "f d"aih wa passed upon Aaron
Bachcldrr, found guilty oi the mo,der oi his
WIFE. The iim" al ,xrcuti"n was postponed
ill August next. Az application will un.
donb,'dly b" madc ro W., General Assembly
'nf ruinlnuialIOn "i his sentence, acrordln,
to the recommendation Of the jury.- Pror.
Jownat ot .Npshy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

We regre' exceedingly that the health of
10" Rev Ar. I,nS'rd 's >" ,"ty prrcarious us
=" render u rcc",saty ior hIm io Withdraw
from ~" R"ci"t>hip Il 81 Mr hacl'r Chnch.
u IL pleasing. however. Ia know that lie re.
lirrs ~ iih ib,' best Wishes oi the Church over
"hlrb hc has :" long aud 80 nbly prsid, Il
md "l 'l'" community generally. We hope
nuS that hr i rrlr we'd from The pressing
rnTrs nnh The grdu"us lhbms uiirh have .u
long dr,"ll'd nr"n hIn, hi. hnaIth mgy b.
.orr restored Nhrrtrr b. poo, W. ata
cou6d"n, that W." blessings ~ ''ls conmg d.
MY vii oncn5 hiR - Bri.,Ji Fters
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
The Town Elections.

The clt ctinn uf town ,fficers hccomns of
great Importance from the fact iha, the Inwn
Councils are, under the c'rcri"n law, tho
hnatds oi cuuvas-ers. These elections take
place, IN mo~, oi III" towns. III u few weeks,
and We hope our friends will keep up their
urganizn,inn and secure ihr.c important, OF.
fires. Oar friends must remember what
toulraacs hav" been permitted by the Coun-
cas- ot Cumberland aud BnrrvIlic, and must
not give to the same party the chance Of
paying the same game IN other parts of The
State. The town elections have too gpncr-
ally been allowed Ia pass wi'hout nny effort
~ carry 'hrin. THIS was perhaps rxcusah'e
when nothing bui the affairs Of the towns
werr Submitted to the town tlicers; but now
when the whole State ha. deep interest in
the composition of the Town Councils, it
becomes The duty of every lown to elect mon
io The ufice vino will sustain the laws Of The
Slate Fror. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

CASE OF MAcKFNzIe-The New York
Courier aud EnGuIrrf SAYS, that hh"I sn,t
~ III be brought a-alu;, tho Journal ot Com
mercc, for the paragraph ~ that paper SAVING
that seven of the i"rlve constituting III"
Court Martial. were ior finding Comma Banr
MprK"uzi. guilty. The members of 'h"
Court Martial ar" bound tn secrecy. cxrcp,
N case their te-''mony shall be required IN u
court nf justice, IN winch event they are al.
lowed To disclose The proceedings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

The LoHdop and Liverpool papers ~" o"co.
pied with large cuts representing now'y cam
pleied mschine for rrial navigation, the handy
work of Mr.. Henson. The picture of the
machine looks hko The great Roek, tho, csuied
Sinbnd ihs .iilot into the sit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

TuE NFw CoHGREGATInNAL CHURCH. -
We learn from The Boston Bulletin that ,h''
Rev. Mr.. Kinks Society havr CON" to terms
with the owners of Ia, of land situated al
the Termination Of Somerset Court. adjacent
To the 3 ,wdoiu estate, upon which the So
cr,v intended 10 croct immediately large
and elegant Church for public worship.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
GaEAT Fige At NEwBrRS, y. C.-EX-
tract from a letter dated Newbern, II. C.,

tract from a letter dated Newbern, n. e.,
April 18th;
We have had an awful FIRE this afternoon.
From f'iY To seventy five houses and stores
are burnt 10 The ground. All is cons'ernn-
ton aud coniusiru, aud The military are now
on: guarding the town aud the goods in the
streets Forty or fifty families are entirely
destitute of place aud shelter. and must de-
pend on their friends. Prnvidcnlially have
escaped. though | had some of my good.
packed mp. I"u can form some idea of the
extent al the fire when ] tell you TINT the
entire block opposite the Merchants Bank rs
destroyed. Among the sufferers are Mr.
Simpson, Mr.. Spenc"r, MIS-. Washington
and Mrs. l., Mullc, besides n great many
others. who are entirely burned out.-.E J.
Com .Iip.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

!, is said thai when boat arrives Mt any of
the landings Ia Iowa, having yonnc Indies an
board, the bachelors crowd aud hover about
after The mnnnrr of the New York or u ,ston
rabmcu. aud sing cut. "Ilnve a husband,
Mss? ?--hayc husband Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

The Cont Martial tor The trial Of Major
Payne of the u. $. Army. commenced o"
IT," 20lh, u, Fort Hamilton ON Governor,
Island 'rhr officers ol tho Court are Cen
rral Brooke. PEfsinrNr Majors Morris aud
Bolton; tnlru"ls Cram, fanning, and Riley
aud Captain llcizcl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

The Unitarian minister at Bangor, Mr.
Hedge. appears lSays tn" Portland A!vrr'''
ser) to have adopted som" of the 'orn', more
connnn now q days, among those who pre-
f'- The Eplscupal discipline. Ca GOOD FRI
day, there was preaching at his church NJ
teen were baptized, and thirty five received
the rite ot confirmation, 'uiowcd by ih"
Lords supper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

RrrREycuurnr IS rnH Nsw YORK LEG
rsLAruSr.-rho Albany Evening Journal
says:-
Not single one of The innumcrabie Gre.
,renchmcni" bills viii! which the Legislature
sought to occupy their leisure hours aud I"
a,nuse the people. was suffered 10 become u
a law With abundance of time to perfect
and with majori,ics IN both branches large
enough to carry through any and every
IN, asure, the Regency Legislature kept back
all these re,rencIment bills until the heel oI
the session. pmposeiy TO Prevent their pas
save, II was never intended tha, any one
Of them should 90 into operation. They all
ended, as it was Designed they should, an
smoke" Thcy have served no other good
purpose than ,o furnish the people with an
either Illustration OF Regency ta''hIessnesS
and lnsIucerty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

Ueride noi my mans dslorml'ie'. but bless
God they are moi yours. Men sh'l anH"'f
At Gods bar fpr their vicious habts, cut not
rr their natural lnpurfec,lons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

Ixroxic c,rioS.-To what an awful extent
must the rage Tor ordcn, spirits have pre-
vailed at one time in England. when thu
parli,mcnt was obliged Ia prohibit Tor u
,son,L. the ds,illation Of gin. S'nollct in
c,r,us IA that there were At that time signs
nr show boards to the tipping honses, with
this tariff of prices, drunk tor a Pcnny-dcad
drunk for two pencc-sitaws Tor nothing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

spr,,,-There was brought in tho G"isn.
MIA, at Boston, s2,lsi SO, ~ specie. hnd
thors were Sheen boxes and one parcel o'
old. Of which the amount was not gwen
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

a good word is an easy obligation. bu,
not TO speak III rcqsies Vnly our silence.
which costs ne nothing,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Mad Foxes abound upon the Ca,skilI

Mad Foxrs abound upon the Ca'sk'''
mount, aims. and through Delaware. One was
found two week. sgo ~ the hoC-pen o' ~ .
plrn SkIG, or Hunter, nenr Ca'ski', nearly
c.hansicd. early IN the morning, having "'l-
IDENTIFY done baltlr with the ihr"" hogs there
in. Two orlhe hogs bavc since died. Penn
sy,rapiap,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
STATE OF RIIODE-ISLAND. &c. !
Secreiary's OGce, Hpra lS 1913. :

The mrnbers oi the prrsfnt Senate aud
House of Representatives.. are reminded al
the Importance Of their pnnciual attendance
a, the adjourned session in Newport, on III"
first Monday of May next.
HENRY BOWEN, S,cry.