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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK.

/ Pease's, Cough Candy. !
/ Jaokson's, Wislar's aud Sher- The
man's Cough I.ozenges.
|. Aliens Basam Of Ilorehound
and Lwerworl, for coughs &c. most ponulur
NJ. n. GARDENERS BalSam Of
Llve:wori, for do.
Ja.nc's Indian Expeciorant, COUGH
for do
! BuIler's Vegetable Indian Spe-
cfc for do NoJ;,;,os
Andorson's Cough Drops.
Dr Lees Compound Galbanun Plaster. for
pam IN the back, breast, side, Sc, price I2b
c,hts
Shrrnrn'S Poor Mans Plaster.
Dr. Badeau's. " hilin's aud Wells Strength.
ening pIasrcrs
Sherman's Worm Iozcnges.
Jaync'S NermiIuge, or " orm Destroyer.
Swaim's Ncrmliuge. do. do.
English Red aud Black Ink, (superior.)
Kdder's, Edcs' aud Payson's !ndelibe Ink.
Wards Macassar, Buffalo, For the prc.er
and Bears Oil. vaiion, urowth
Jayne's Hair Tonic. }and rcsIora,ion
Oldrdge's Balm Of Colum- Of the
bia. HAIR
Double distilled Rose Water. } For flavor.
Essepce Of Rose, ing jellics. .sau-
EAracl Of Lemon, ces pas,ry,Sc.
Oriental rsarl Powder, Far cleansing the
nd skin, and improve
Perlumnd Cosmetic Balls, ing the COM
Milk of Roses, sc. pleNion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orangc-rIower
Water. sc. &c. &c.
Also, SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Leeches,
FOR SALE BY
n, r.. II A z "A hD
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State Il
House, Newport, X. I. [Jan. 90 II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02

The r"n'on lis said, Fjy modcslv in men is
not appreciated by the other sex, is because
women are not allowed To- make advances.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02

narbor not revenge in Thy breast; il will
iorme"t Thy heart, and dlscoor It's best nclina.
tiOns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
Dr.. Van HelmOnt,s Lotion
For NE cure Of Freckles, Sup-Jurn,
.HoM, Pmpies, Of erery descrio-

hOn.
THIS celebrated Lotion has hcen in universal
,avor for the last five years by the French. Eng.
,'Sh and Italian ladies' aud its high repu,a,ipr
mas induced the proprietor 10 place j, before The
PuoIic Tor the heneit Of those who suffer IN,
pam and modification Of rough and chaC,d
SKIN, freckles, Moth, and other diseases pro-
'nc"h' from nm unhealthy circulation Of the
blood through the mirute vessels of the Skin
"p"" tRe lace, &c. None genuine without the
Signature OF ibe proprietor. piice 4 90.
H. j. TAYLOR, sole Asen,, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
)R, WiiirNEy's wmOOPING Cough hNn

II | Nr VIII TNEY'S WHOOPlNG Cough kNn
~ CRouP CORDlAI-1hc peculiar JapIntion o
's wen known medicine {" the cure OF the
nesgnhe ny lis name, its general nv almost every
"h'h ~ the city, nnd the noOreiy IL hns M,
hh hv"nnhle preparations lenders IL quite unnecessary
s" ANY 'hg ~ iis Favor bat Ia such have ne yer
"sN9 hs superior virtues, II n highly recommended ns
perfectly safe nnd eilcciua remedy the above com
plants. ' '
u has been standard medicine for Croup i'm numcr.
Gus families ~ this vicinity inr the l>si Iwelvc wears
ahd the continually increasing demand lar il s sutclrn,
e'"eh'e mat u II becoming as popular MS IL is n vnl,n
oe Wed'ce nhd Is still M highly appreciated NJ ever
NO mmiy should he without il nj this scnsou o( ,b,
Nen "heh chWfrn by exposure Ia the sudden changes
" Tue weather, are subject to aud une nj,
] -" W. y" 'h',e alarming c"mplhints, which might he
overcome by AN immediate resurt To bi, po,.u nn a.,
ialling remedy ~ "
For sale IN Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR, No I4s
'""''e' Shte' Feb g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02

NJ Tho Sloop THRrr BRorHrns.
IN on long credit, or exchanged
y for other property. ota very low
-Js@esI@s-- price. For further particulars,
enquire ~ WM. =. YOSE
NowpoSi, Jar. ~, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
Dr. Jayncs' Medicines.

\ assortment of Dr. Jayncs' Medicine,
just received from Phl,drlphIa, and ,or
'",e whole sale aud retail by DR.. Il. X. IIAI.
hhD, at iRc sign al the Golden Mortar.
washington square, Newport, RI.
March 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02

The secret Of .urccs. in life is to move on.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
DIR. LIBBY
VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS 4 Bl'NTERS.

hR. LIBBY'S BIrTERS arc n certain
~ cure OF DysPcpsy AMI Nervous Alice
IONS they are peculiarly adapted to remove
these distressing complaints. not by constantly
physc'ns, but by strengthening the system. No
ere",er mistake can be made than TO suppose
that Dy srepsy, or any other disease arising from
deb' NY. can be cured by frequent forced action
nn The bowels with purgarive medicines Where
these complaints exist the ~ stem is already ion
weak, and every additional dose tends 10 mako
It more so The Biiiers, on the contrary. oct.
Ing as tonic, strengthen the digestive oreans
ani ASSIST Them Ia perform their functions n
nature designed. Hence it is found 10 be efico
Gious also ~ those diseases peculiar To females
winch ARISE more frequently from weakucss than
any other cause The aged and infirm of both
sexes, and persons OF sedentary habits prone Of
nostIveneSs, who have suffered from loss of an. |
petite, have experienced great benefit from,
them lu convaesence from ievers, and ncutc
disorders, IL restores strength and indiyidu,ls
afflicted with Nervous lleadacha, and other de-
rangcmcnts Of the nervous function, have been
entirely cured by this remedy.
DIR LlBBY'S NEGETABTEII
LIFE PILLS are anti-biIious, anti-d,speo,;c
and anlI-norcuIal and may be Justly consider II
ed universal nedicine, tut they are peculiar-
ly beneficial IN the following complaints vel II
low and bilious levers, fever and ayue dysp.p-
sa, Group. liver complaints, sick headache, Iaun i
dlce, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement
Of The spleen, piles, choc female distractions |
heartburn, iurred tongue, nausea, diStenSon oil
the stomach and bowels, incipient darrhno II
habItual costivcness loss of anna. II
TIE, blot,has or sallow complexion, and in aIII
cases OF torpor Of the bowels where a catb,uic
Or an aper"nt is needed They are exceedingly
h'd IN ihc" operations, producing neither uau-
sea, gripping nor debility. HI
PHlcE. Bjtlers - cts Pills 25 cts. HI
CONSrOCK 4 TYLER, III
Wholesale Agents, N. York. H
For sale by DIR. X. X. HAZARD,
Newport Jan, ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
w ARDS
VEGET.4BLE HAIR OIL

>iilS Vegetable Ol possesses the peculinr
property, 20 long sought fr in other oils,
bur sought IN vain, of re- producing new
growth of hair on heads totally bald.
10 great are lis nouri.hing properties, which
II readily imparts TO the roots of the hair, that
requires but short time To- produce n new
growth, aud few applications to check that fll-
lng OF the hair which 50 often occurs. cspera.
" alter sickness II prevents the hair from
turning grey, aud when it begins 10 turn, may
he easily checked and restored TO lis natural
beFuty. by imParling new life and vigor. This
oil is patropized by The Medical Faculty. the
Clergy, sc. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with it. Young Gcn,Iemen
will iind this oil 10 produce beautiful growth
OF whiskers in a very short Time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
From Me Royal College ci Physicians IS
Harana, Feb. 90, 1898.

"DR. L. A. WARD, having proved to this
Royal TrIbunal that the Vegetable Hair OH of
his composition has The property Of causing the
growth OF hair and preventing its fall. by lorti.
Il'ng the decayed part, Uhe effects Of the aro.
matte ingredients which have been (ound in il.
composition by the Chemist Don Fr,nc,.ca
Suarez,) we hereby authorize its use, no, ~ !,
specific, but ms good and useful rainedy for
persons requiring 1t, hose hair is in "A state of
decay nom sickness or other causes.
Siynedbv Joss BERnAL,M. ID.
Witnessed by
Caye,"no Ponlon, Notary Public.
The above testimonial VI the great ellicocy
aud value Of Wards Hair Oil, was yiyen tho
proprietor by the Royal College Of Physicians
at Havana, and TO those who arc ncauain, ed
with the extreme rgidness Of the medical ,o.
lice OF ilav ana, it speaks volumes il Is con.
elusive.
CAUrIoN,-The great demand for Wards,
Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit il. Nom.
Is genuine snless il has tIeniise of ,hir, y ,y,
pages round each bottle, with reJ Xyocrnph;c
Label and blue Vigneue centre. PREPARED Inv
T.. A. WARD, NJ. d.. New ork, and no other
place. General Depot aud wholesale office, ss
Barclay street, New York
For sale by Dr. n. r. HAZARD
Sole Agent for Newport,
Sign Of he Goiien .M,riur.
Newpo Il, Jan. 5, lsl3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
ONLY I2i CTS. A BOx.
DIR. LEMUEL WARREN's
Enamel Tooth Powder

WIS Article possesses the dcsirnblr ounl;
ties OF preventing decay, restoring tn d.
colrrcd teeth their natural Transparency sweet.
n'ng The breath, aud leaving the mouth aud
gums ~ perfectly natural aud healthy s,n,.
For sole by RI TAYIoR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
Specimen OF Welch Preaching.

From the London Jewish Expositor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
~ Gsssssss!ass.M
~ &gssS
sun NSTND pD8pnY.
From Godey's Lady's Book.
9olfntrr a1trtlirrs.

nv MRS. :. J. HALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION


Our own preference has been 10 favor of an early
day for the assembling Of the Democratic National Con
vention-in November, or previous TO the meeting oil
Congress- Had this been pursued it belle we'd
that much of the intense feeling which it is impossible
TO suppress during the session previous the Presden
tial election, would have been obvated, and Con.
gress permitted to proceed in quietness to a good
degree with its Legitimate business But even if The
Democrats were to make their nomination in Novem-
ber it is evident that party feeling would be alive and
active with regard 10 this questionable Federalsts not
yet having settled upon their candidate and the election
being so hand to call up party feelings under
any circumstances Still we think November preiera-
BILE to May though good may be urged in favor
of the latter. However, think the question now
settled-so many States having spoken-and that the
Convention will assemble at Baltimore the first
Monday of May next.
With regard to the decision of this Convention, we
hear but expresson-thut it will be acquesced in
without regard to previous preferences. This secures
harmony and harmony ensures Either of the
prominent individuals, talked Of, would if elected
carry out The great principles maintained during the
administration OF Mr.. Van Buren,, and which are so
sential TO the welfare of the public at large.
In aelectng Delegates to the Convention, perceive
that the is not pursued in all the States
some preferng the district and others the general tick
ct system. There be no harm in this, that can
perceive. Each State should consult s own usages
and its own policy, with regard to that matter.
Hartford Conn Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

equality and fairness we say, we should disregard al
these as we would not deprive defeated party OF the
consolation accomplishing.
Rssolred, That the charge of gerrymanderlng the
districts comes with an i'll grace from the Fedora
party who rarely if ever fail TO prescribe and to gerry
mander TO the full extent of their power, to weaken
and destroy the strength and influence Of The Repub
can party, any and every where. Witness their late
prescription in Richmond and New York, and thei'
gerrymanderng Of the Congressional districts 10 Mas
snchusetts BY cutting up strong Democratic ois'fcts
into six different parts, and adding part to as many
different Congressional districts to destroy Their
strength and influence. Look, too their aPporlIon
ment of the Congressional districts of Kentucky
They kindly allow their opponents district out OF
ten in that State, notwithstanding the Democrats con-
stitute at least twofhs of the voting population In,
nocent souls they had selfish or sinister motives IN
these acts, had they
RESOLVED, That we have no doubt, the officers and
commissioners conducting the elections in Madison and
Greene counties, know the laws of Virginia as well
and are as conscientious men as the Feds OF nelson
Abemare, Bedford and as scrupulously regard the
obligations OF an OATH That there was legal cause u
continue the polls open in those counties, those on the
spot were better ges than those l40 80 miles oil
and surely, the poor, presumptuous mortals OF thu
earth ought not to arragn, call in question The WIS
dom or justice of Him who caused it rain the day
Of election about the Democratic precincts in Madison
and Greene, as we'll as the Wing precincts in Kappa
hammock and Hardy.
On the motion of Capt. M. J. Jones, the foregoing
preamble and resolutions were ordered to be signed b.
the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded 10 the Edi
tors OF the LyDchburg Republican, with request tina
they publish the same in their paper-and that thu
Lynchburg Vireinian, the Charlottesville Advocate
Charlottesville Jeffersonun, and Richmond Enquirer
be requested 10 copy
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
LEWIS c. ARTHUR, Chairman.
E. G. CUHoIrF, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

The CANADA Canal RIors-The Montreal papers
Of Friday state that farther force of 100 men, be.
longing to the list Regiment, under the command Of
Capt. Sir Hugh Dalrymple left on Thursday morn
ing for the scene Of the late disturbance at Beauhar
nois The reinforcement has been called for in
sequence of large number of the rioters being still in
the woods, armed.
Its reported, that six more dead bodies have been
found and il has been also ascertaned that several par
ties lost their lives in attempting to the river, to
escape from The troops One man was brought into
town on Wednesday who had three gun shots-one in
the body and in the face. He says that he, himself,
saw five men fall dead after the discharge.
Wednesdays N. Y. Herald says:
RloTs AT BrAuHARSors All was quiet on the 10th
inst The reinforcements from the list and 74th reg-
ments had arrived.
The bodies had all been buried.
During the height OF the excitement, and directly nf-
Ter the mob had attacked the house of Mr.. McDon-
nell, three cheers giren for O conneH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
(From the Boston Bay State D,mOrat of Tuesday uenng
DEATH QE MIR LEGARE


DEATH OF MR.. LEGARE.
The Hon. Hugh S. Legare, of South Carolina, At
yGencra of the United States and Secretary Of
State ad interim, died in this city this morning, at
quarter before o'clock Mr.. Legare has been quite i'll
since his arrival here in the Presidential suite, and
has not company since Friday last His disorder
soppage in the bowels, caused by bilious
affection He died at the house Of George Ticknor,
Esq, in Park street-.a personal friend Of Mr.. LIE.
cares
This mournful event has cast shade of gloom over
the aspect of city, and the recent festivities are
now looked upon things of little WORTH for Death,
the mighty conqueror, has appeared in the midst of
festivty and rejoicing, and stricken down of the
high men of The nation. The impressive lesson,
"be ye also ready, sent home to the hearts of all,
by this sudden dispensa,on, and the litteness Of
earthly things most strikingy illustrated The Presi-
dent and family in deep grief at the sad occurrence,
for the deceased personal friend of his Exceency,
and intimate associate with the members Of the Ca.
binet.
In consequence Of the death of Mr. Legare the pro-
posed departure Of the President and his snte, this
morning. for Springfield, has been postponed, and will
give place TO the meapc holy duty of following the bo-
dy OF the deceased Secretary to its grave We learn,
that the funeral will take place from the house Of Mr.
Ticknor, in Park street, TO forenoon, and will
be ate ended by the President, his family, and the
bers Of his cabinet, as mourners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
The Iron Canal Steamer again :

Tho mechanics have not been idle, and The steam
,,7s snd machinery are nearly finished. But we are
m 20 hear that IT viii be mex. TO impossible, to COM
40 the cabin painting Nc, ny the 4th of July. We
ss3rs will have TO torego the celebration, on that
s.r ot a new era in our canal transportation The
ra-c as we'll as ourselves, will regret the necessary
(. or o; the iinal trial.
,es,,eman. who has lust returned from an explo-
-l5 Of the whole of the canal informs US that,
e exercise their usual diligence, there
be no difficult this boats making safe and GER
%attipto Ivnchburg, even without the new lock on
ne long level alluded to in our last. We respectfully
.'.-,ts James River Company to have an eye 10 inns
lasfio give ''fa,r play TO this new candidate io'
essc avor 1t is estimated that this boat will make
a. ayefs % &C seven miles per hour, and reach Lynch
bur-, n twsnty.one hours The packets, moved 10y
r-sos 2. present, accomplish the journey in from -
:, s b3u,s Toshcw the feasibility OF the scheme, We
,os-y tie following, from the Darlington (VermonO
Sentinel under lde head of "Arriva! Extraordinary
.Oa Tuesday Yocning good citizens were not a
l e su;2-,s.d al the arrival al our port OF water
raj: u fllher novel character She proved TO be no
g. than an iroa steamer, direct from Ne'o York,
through the Northern canal She is snug little yes
Of something Ike sixty tons register, about 40 iee'
NJ sarth and some ~ in width. She IS driven by Eric
SIMS propeers and will make eight or ten miles an
3, With ease She has rather tasty cabin, htted ioi
54; thirty cabin passengers On her first trip she
.at 45out forty tons OF ifei9nl lot III 'o""s' '
,ach she proceeded on her trip stopping only short
ne Al this place. 1t said she will carry ninety tons
with ease and safety. We understand the company TO
ch she belongs have several similar boats in reao
ness which will follow her in few days. III 10 IN
ealed ;hsy shall ply regularly between 81 Johns and
}.s York without breaking bulk or discharg'ns pas
.5g.e-s.
Ne presume that the New York canal is both deeper
,-i WIDER than ours-hence the greater speed OF The
a, which IS small in comparison to our own-the
a.: being 90 feet IN length and 10 in breadth oil beam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

ANDSS Observation-Disclosures Ftrer dsfrned q ITS ter
- rors-Th dangerous and alarming affection, winch mas
swept the stage Of time both at the age
length bane and antoe and its EVIL eec upon
system, laid waste by its powerful influence. mule
fever which left her in dreadful sae her mite
of scarlet eruption large lump
like ble and least inches in diameter made
appearance shoulder, which broke and an
almost Incredible quantity of offensive matter ana cop
ton; besides this she discharged large quantity Of
ears, OF very offensive character Aimos aespa1ne
stopping the discharge they made trial oil sanas
sapaa which effected cure, the child having taken Only one
bolile.-Baiimore SUM- -,
papers. ..-.
Prepared and sold wholesale and eia and for
by A. B. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists Granite 5lla
gs No 23 Broadway, Of Chambers street, New
Sold Richmond by the Agents. a. DUvAL Cos 10 refers
Druggists generally the principal cities IN the u =
Price 81 per botle-6 bottles for IS.
ria and take other. - :,
June % i9-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsIDENr.-The President,
Sunday morning, attended Divine Service at the
Trinity Church, Boston, in company with the Mayor;
and in the afternoon he visited Mount Auburn, and the
princely residence Of John P Gushing, Esq, at
Walertown In The evening, he attended the perfor.
nance of the Handel and Haydn Society, with Hon.
Martin Brimmer and the United States Marshal for the
district, the Hon. Solomon Lincoln.
The President left for Lowell Monday, and to
return in the evening TO attend evee given by the
Hon. David Hensbaw, at the residence of Mr.. Ward
Hamilton Place. On his return from Lowell, he
aighs at the neck in Charestown to be received by
the authorities of Inc town and the military companies
of CharestowD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
Tie Bunker HiN Celebration.

We have made coplous extracts from the accounts OF
magnificent celebration Of great event IN our
la,-ys history. The 18th June, was the annlVer.
y Of ii. Battle for Freedom-he first, and one OF the
.'-liesl, Which took place during the whole war In
qT next We shall give interesting abstract OF the
eaa Of the battle They cannot be too strongly I'M
sed the minds Of the rising generation, and even
he I'D msn viii feel their blood warmed by recital oil
',lsais of their coan,rys glory, coeva with them
t'ss. We have read with delight the New York
i-ia.4s Report of Mr.. Websters noble Grafton. we
a'= doubt, ha. the ske'ch is as accurate as could
''a been made under the circumstances, but we can
o; conceive how any pen, even the coolest and rea-
..'- could, amidst the enthusiasm Of sach scene,
.'sas7r 20 paner the burning thoughts and rapid elo-
i+tce Of the great orator. Mr.. Webster will prepare
own ;epor, Tor the Boston Courier and we prefer
% ~ II IA all its beauty aud power 1t be possible
sal. appear on Tuesday. 1t is expected BY every
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

49, Previous to last Spring, The law required the
...of the different towns AMI boroughs of the State
y H. nv the Goth June, the tax on licenses TO mer
..,.'. Nc A, the last session of the Legislature,
!. me ll,h March, lS43, law was passed, requiring
lad, tax IN all the counties also to be paid IN at The
.rs time This anticipated revenae was intehcea 10
-. tho ;n,eres, on the public debt due in July. We
w a, there has been already paid into the Treasury
,,s TAX on licences 10 merchants, &c, alone about
}Dao. and that when all the counties are heard from
=. 4! amount TO upwards of 100000. We subJoin a
B tens, winch may be interesting From Henr'co
.,gatr. including Richmond city,) S22,32o 99-irom
s,s,,bcrg. - 240 24-from Norfolk Borough, s. 04t
.-f.,n 'bsmarle county, $50 97-from Spottsyi
ana county, S2,342 70 and so on,
Y, have. as vet, no data for estimating the probable
e5,rt Of taxes which will be collected on the "d-
ma! subjects We take pleasure in stating, tina
here : no doubt of the interest on the public debt
me N Juy being promptly met.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

% We are glad 10 learn fror, the Compiler, tina
john Caskie, Esq has been selected by the Voun
,.fi Companies 10 deliver the Grafton on the 4th o.
JAY u have no fears for his successful performance
ae oomflimen,ary duty. In addition TO talents and
';mlon, he possesses taste and gallantry; and
7usl =; Is, doubtless, unnecessary to give the hint
re @oad advise the youthful orator to catch few
.''as OF INSPIRATION from, the ladies' bFigh. eyes-the
as'''ofs Of the soul" Nothing clearly ELECTS The
tue Ike Of eloqaence AT all events, we guarantee
Vat mary TAR one will be present, to cheer his pa
rotc words.
Cspts'n Thomas II Ellis of the Artillery has beer
.1osen to read the Declaration of Independence
hh fine voice, aud dignted and accomplished man
'2Fs, he VIII execute the task with great credit.