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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

NlRGlNIA:-At rules continued and held in tho Clerks
Office oil the Circuit Superior Coa Vi Law and a"-
cery Tor Bedford county the 7th day December, ISL
Abel b. Nichols, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Asbury, JohnF Sale, Iieaden Mccormack and
Joseph Slaughter, administrator Berry Mctarmack de-
ceased, defendants.
1S CHANcr.Y.
The defendants Henry A',uy and Ieaden Mccormick
cor, w. "u'ea .r appearance and given security ao-
cordng to The sc Of Assembly and the rule, of Til. court,
and II appeT,ng by satisfactory evidence thu, they not
mhabitan's" this Commonw eat, is ordered TINT they
do appear here the first Monday in March next and an
the bills OF the plaintiff, and that this oder inserted
newspaper published in tho Of chbue tor
two months ssvey, aMi posted FROM door Oh
the court house Of this cnnnty court day
ACory-festc,
JOS. WILSON elk.
Dec. % WIN
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rINIiE subscribers will open English and Cassica
Presby Church, Tuesday, the lst Of October
next
Terms, per session Of five months: For the ecmcn.
ary branches OF English, 5000; for the higher branch
cs of Engish 1890, for The Classics aud Ma,hemat
les, $1,000. A. NJ. BRANCH, "A. II.
+. WINS Ton, Graduate y. " H.
Sept 26 Is
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kaewss pssa ~hish usss have esswe frsm III
han Il he ssshs. - ~ hips Il Wsy rrseh the hear
II Nanny WIN hsva IN their power ~ relieve the dis
ssss ~ Iteliagly Sephsed -8A
TME POOR-0OD WglP T1sGM.
~ nas. nAav T.. nrwrrr.
ola wlassr hath with s'sslthy Trad,
oss lie fallen Aasuna leaves,
A.1 sAsilly ~ whis,ie,A overhead,
Ard pipeth beneath the esves.
Let him cose We care moi avid mirth
For IL driving snow or RAIN
For htsle rech 9th csld dsl hssssA,
Or tAs bsOtsa window Ps.-
'ris . ssesmy night but glss shall mock
Al the wiaAs that loudly Psate,
A. they echo the moan Of the poor that hnsca
With their cold hands At our gate.
Ths poor. We give them the hait-pichsd bose,
And the Dry end miI-dew-d bsssd,
Al they never. God help the.. t~s" The pam
Ofbeiag over led.
Fin round again with the cheering wipe
while the ere srows warm and bright;
And sing me song, sweet heart Of mine,
Ere you whisper the words "Good pght''
Yea never will dream. 'nesth the covering warm
Ofyesr .of, and cs,tsined -,
Of the scanty rug and the sAiv>riue form,
And the yswning roof oefhead.
The Po.r' Con pity them in their need
We've prayer for their every gtoan,
Tiny ash rs With oats,rcsehea hands for bread,
Asd We give unto them a stone.
Con help them Con help us. Tor much We lack,
Though lofty and rich BE-,
And open hearts auso oil iAs, kueck
win the CRY Of caAmr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
Dec. l6

A Ia Court of Quarterly Session, continued and -,
"a the county of camphc the court house ,. nsd lot
Tuesday the 18th day 81 November, Is44 eso' gu
James Dixon, Nm. Dixon, Tho. Dixon and S,,..
Dixon, pIai"'a Am
against
John Wilson. Joseph Jones md Mary hi. VIII, RI.
Dckcy, Jane Dek-y, Martha Dickey Robert Mao''h
Nancy his wife Robert Dck-y, Thoa. EIlio Al and
lott, John Elliott, Arry Elliott aud MARY hi, vii, n II
W. Elliott and John w. Elliott, infant. of Ro r f1'
Wilson 7. Martin and Sarah his vile rhos Him, 'a''o,
his wife, Wilson McReynolds Thos j. AIcIte, mold 'ahs
>. McRcynolls, - Mckinney and EliInh.,L =, ena
vile, Mary McReynol,s, Vim. " Cannala. snd :" Ans
thu Jane his vile, and Ale xandcr II. Wilson, mar
Defendant.
The plaintiffs having duly filed their hin and on ,
VIM A. Clement is assigned guardian nd Item If Ei 'on
Elliott and John w Elliott, infant children Of Re- W. "
llot. dc;'d and it appearing the satisfaction Of I'd
that John Wilson, Robert Dickry, Wilson Fo,t II sos
lott Mary Elliott, Archer Elliott, Wilson T. Flint , r
rah hi, ~iie Thos Hines and jane his wife Wilon Nn
nods thos }. Niche, nods BENJAMIN s. M,R",,' -
- Mckinney and Elizabeth H. his wife Wm II u',
nanx and Martha Jane his wife, not inbabi,ar,.
commonwealth; it is ordered that they do app,a, At r.
bell courthouse, the second Monday in F.brn,, p
aud answer the plaintiffs bill, and COPY of ~
be inserted III some newspaper princdin the tow Of %
burg iortwo months successfully and posted the
oil tho court mousse oil ,h's county on same day
ACopy-restc
WM A. CLEMENT, crl
Do''' WIN
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
DlsSOI.UTIO.V.

FINiIE concern Of Bryant & Young is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons avin. claims
agans, the concern will present them t payment. and
lhose indebted will be good en,uah 10 come forward
and make payment to Mr.. Bryant, who may be
found a, the huuse Of Bryant, Tinsley s. Lavlnder.
or To Mr.. Young, at the old stand. The Of the
will be used by either OF the partners in wind
ing up the business. WILSON p. BRYANT.
VIM. T. YOUNG.
Jan | ia
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.V'OTACE.

vINtIE SUBSCRIBER grateful for the liberal pat
Il ronage extended 10 the of BENJAMIN Il
Tinsley 4 Co.. wonld respectfully iaiorm his itle nds
aud the public generally. that he has Connected himself
with the concern Of
BRYANT. TlNSLEY & LAVINDER,
and wosld ask continuance of their kind favus to him
as partner OF that concern.
BENJAMIN L. TINS:.EY.
Jan 9 I.
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l)ce. .

NIRGINIA:--At rules held in the Clerks Ot,rc tho
Circuit Superior Court oi Law and Chancery, or tho
county OF Nelson, in the month OF December, lS4I
John Harris, Plaintiff,
against
Albert W Harris and Clolgh Harris. in their right
and executors 81 Lee " Harris, decd, Samuel s lla.,
Joseph L. Harris, William Harris and Elizabeth Harris
the said iliiam and Elizabeth Harris infants under
Of twenty year heirs and evsecs of tho said Lee
W Harris, decd Carter b. Harris and Mary Harris, NiJ
aud rclict of William Lee Harris, decd
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant. Carter B. HARRIS not having entered
his appearance and security according to tho of
Assembly and the rules nths and appearing by
isiacioy evidence the court that he is nhabAnt
oi this commonwealth motion of the plaintiff b, his
counsel it is ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
rules be held in the said Clerks Office the first
Monday in March next and the original and two
mencd bills OF The plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the l.yncnburg Nlrcman"
newspaper published in tho town OF Lynclburg h'r two
months sucrcsvey another copy thereof posted a the
front door Of the courthouse of this court
day. Copy-'rc>tc,
RO c. CUTLER, elk.
De % wem
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Does

NiRGINlA:-Nrule held in the Clerk, onic. 81 -.
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and CHANGER, MI
ford county, the 4th day Of November, 1871:
William McGeorse and Ruth his wife Iatu Ruth wr;,b,
Plainls,
against
Tommy Wright in his right and as executor ol Jh
Wright decd, William Wheeler and Sarah hi, vii, A.
thony Wright, Nancy Asoury. William corcy and Be,,,,
his wife, Joseph Harper and Polly his wife lanes W,cl
and joel Wright Of John right thr ,ounsor d.
ceased and in their right. Nc,las Robertson Sheriff
o Il diord, and assuch administrator Of Elizabeth rsh
dec and admir- al Ithoda Hurt, decd, as admr al
Joseph Wright, decd joel Shrewsbury and Thomas sale
executor OF Thomas l.ogwood, del'd Defendants
In CHANCERy.
The defendants. William Whece, and Sarah hi. Wit,
William Corey aud BrIsry his wife, Joseph Hopper and
Polly his wife, not having enried their appearance and
given security according 10 The Ac A-s.mli, and Tia
Rules oitscour aud appearing by satisfactory rvdtn.
thai they inhabitants ot This CUnmo,wr utli i,
ordered, that they do appear here The first Monda, in
February next. aud answer the Plaintiffs hill and tina,
copy OF this order be inserted in spare pub.
lishcd in the of i,nchbnrs, for months snrc.-
sivcy, aud posted - front door OF the this
county court day.
Copy-Tes,e,
JOS. WILSON, elk
DrN vo,n
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TO N.lDDLEKN.

4 SUPPLY Of log Skins. Morocco Skins. Web
n bling Bits Stirrups. Buckles. Bosses aud VARIETY
Of other Clouds required by Saddes ns opened and fol
sale cheap H. Is. \ w. A. RICHARDS.
Semi u Is
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HEREBY prohibit all persons from hunting
L shoong, ranging iresspassng u my Lands il,
the county Of Amherst, near Lynchbury. The law i'll
be r.idly enforced against all offenders.
RICHARD q. MORRlSS.
Amherst. Jan. w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

LADIES' MEETING IN PETERSBURG,
- mseusy u .*e Wing l.sdies of,le mwn u Pc
ttTsisfe. held In ks Mechanics Lan IN the All, Jan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

SX Barrel Revolving pisiois
1880 per- SET - NUN -
Splendid Sets of Tea Board.
49,, tia'ed and Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds. assorted sizes
ANA general assortment, OF Woud Ware. Mats & ,
jus, opened, and for sale, nv NJ
o..1 II. Is. & W. A RICHARDS.
Is
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HURX.lH FOR S.4LT.!
1nn SACKS in beautiful order. warranted full
wv and clean. For sale at the old stand of Boyd,
Edmond * Davenport, on the Canal. by
EDMOND, WATSON & co.
Dec. 10 Is
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ElNE Gus.

SlNELE and double ,barreljus opened. and for sale
~ cheap, IL. Is. w. A. RICHARDS.
/ Sept Is ,sf
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S.aLE OF L.3.V'D ~ BED.
EOKD COTy.YX.

'SsNA vi AsH.VD Nv II II ~.
FORD COUNTY,.
DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed by William n
10 Merwether. and duly recorded in the clerks off c
ot the county urt Of Bedford and the request Of
said Meriwether, the subscriber will sell public a-
ton. upon the premises. on Tuesday the All, day oi
February, 1919 fair, the fair day thereafter
The Tract Of Land,
IN which the said William n. Merlwei,er resides,
lying IN The county Of Bedford. about miles from
Lynchburg. and near the Lynchburs and Hue Ridge
Turnpike. This OF Land contains soIneth mute
than ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. and is allo-
gether. one OF the finest tracts in this regain OF coin-
Try. About three hundred Of it is mountain Land
we'll iimbered. aud much Of il suited to the growth Of
tobacco. Tue residue o the tract.
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES
OF which is cleared lies unusually WELL is Of the vsus
BILE red soil Of Eastern Virginia. and capable from it's
good clay fundaton of being brought, little EXPENSE
TO the highest degree Of fertility. At least FIFTY
ACkt.S Of the tract is good meadow Land. (hir,y of,
IN body there is also on it good site for Grst and
Saw Mill. From a fall knowledge ur this land the sub
scrlber feels no hesitation in recommending lse de-.
sirous Of buying Lands, as admirable, adapud to the
grow OF every species of grain and in Intrinsic value
and lora'iun as une OF the desirable farms known
10 him any where II the purchase Of part should h4
more convenient 10 buyers. the tract will be divided
TERMS.
Fifteen hundred or two thousand dollars or The ,,r,h,
money. will be required in hand upon the bai ance.
liberal credit will he given. Possession of ope half ,i
The Land can be given immediately and Of the remainder
next fall
FOR more particular information, address the sub
scroer a! ynchbu'g. Aud Cor view Of the Land call
oh Mr' Meriweihei On The premises
p,c R. E. MANSON. Trustee.
% Lexington Gazette and Stauuton Sn.e,,,n, will,
publish I'LL The day of sale WI"
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& COI.VTKr .NERCH.g.J.YS.
'hf. subscribers are now receiving a yery lary.
s'"cE OF HARDWARE. Cutlery, &c and earnestly So
are determined to sell good bargains. 10 '"''
Sept. 10 "
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Jan. |
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

senses. Now he dem the cause %.
this strange irea'mrr. with some
difficulty asceItaint .,ai IL rose hom
the unhappy separation about to take
place between him and his wife, aud the
cruel manner IN which he had used her. 80
lie demanded the author Of The s,or,,
and was referred TO an old gentleman,
who had told his informer. The old man
gave his wife-his wife the ne,yhbor's
wife, and SO the tale was traced down,
ihro' about five snd twenty mouths, grow.
ing rather lcss nj each, until it cam. 10
Miss Polly Gaw- she had affirmed ,ha,
she heard MT. Pellew aud h,s wife en-.
gagged ma violent qpprr-l. and even
heard a distinct affirmation on hor pa,,
that she would leave him.
MI. Prllew now hit upon m exned;.
cm 10 otlng matters to clore al once.
He invited NIL such Of his aud his wife 5
relatives, his neighbors, his creditors, Sc,
as were within his roach, to meet Mt his
house on business ot the utmost import-
ance. About twenty asse emblcd, among
shom Miss Gnw, and half n dozen oi
me principal w"uIh pieces in the village.
Ito then stated TO them his business re-
counted the stories he had hoard traced
them All down to their origin, and de-
manted of Miss Polly her reasons for
the report she had raised. Cornered ~
unexpectedly and suddenly she tcandid-
iy confessed lhat The only foundation Tor
what she had said was, that on the a1rr-
NOM she had paid the visit first mention
ed, she had heard, us she entered, Mrs.
PrsIew say 'WeII, sir, I can take care
of myself Aud she wished 10 know If
Julia PrIlew would deny this. Julia
replied she would not - she Ind bar5a-
cued pair oi fine fat qua,ls for her nus
bands supper, md had been helping him
TO IA choice blt-he had pressed her To
keep It herself, saying she was too kind !;
and she did on the occasion utter the Of
tensivo wmds, 'Well sir, ! can take care
al myself
a burst Of nstonishnent succeeded.
Miss Cav ran out of the room like a wo-
man who had lost her senses. The wor-
thy couple received The congratulations
ofnlI The honest looks present; and though
the knaves pretended TO be mighty glad
the truth had come out, twas with a
grnce that hut half concealed their sor-
row. Thereafter, not n sy liable was ev-
rr lispcd about The before much talked
Of separation.
And thus it is, gentle reader, that one
half of the tea table stories originate
und who would think there were, still,
as many ready to believe them md trnm-
pet them about, as there were in Ales-
bury, IN Polly Gaw's limo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Small Por AInrm.-rhe appointment Of
physicians to attend to free vaccination IN the
upper East River wards, seems to have
alarmed people beyond the city, and the fra,
enquiry upon lnndIng ia about the small pox.
Doubt lhe appropriation last night to
purchase lime TO purity the offensive sections
Of the city, will add to the needless constsr-
nation abroad, while there is not the slightest
feeling here. The bills of mortality through.
ont The year show the almost uninterrupted
existence Of that disease in New York. 1t
probably is aggravated little this spring in
consequence of unclenn streets in some
neighborhoods. II is only the official "fYor,a
to promote more healthful atmosphere, tha,
have alarmed pcoplc.-.N y Erpr,ss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

ANOTHER. "A boat was upset by n
squall in the harbor yesterday about I
p. m, near the Gull rocks. The boa,
filled with water and sunk, when the
ballast fell out, and il came up again.
In this situation, with person holding
on to its side, the boat was discovered
by MIR. VIM. II. Read, Keeper of the
Asylum, at Coasters Harbor, who prompt
ly put Off his boat and with some diff
Guilty saved The man, who was aln,os,
exhausted, from drowning. Mr.. X. in.-
mediately conveyed him 10 the Asylum,
and by judicious treatment resu. cita,ed
him in short time, ,hough he.was una
bic to help himself when our informau.
left the Island. His name ia William
Allen, and we understand he was iho
only person in The boat.
Mr.. Read is certainly dcser, iug great
credit for his prompt aud active eaer.
tons on this occasion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The New York, Albany, Boston and othef
papers, speak Of the cold weather which ws'
experienced here during The lass week.
especially on Saturday and Snndoy-,hey
concur in saying that the weo'her was &c =
vcrely cold and disugreea5le. IN Cherry
Valley, N. Y. the snow fell to the depth OF
abou, two inches on Sunday.-In New York.
as in this place, il took The form Of han. The
weather has been much mlder since, & vcge-
,a,ion is coming forth rapidly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

SERIOUS AccIpgNr.-Wc regret TO state
that an accident happened TO a son of Mr..
VIM. Flndder, of this place, Oh Tuesday Iust
which il is feared will prove fa,al. In com
pany with some other small boys, he was
playing neara heavy OK cart body, which
wns imprudently up-'rrncd against a fence
in John street, when the curt suddenly came
down upon his head, bruising it so badly ss
TO render il doubtful whether he will recover.
lie is about 8 years Of age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The Circuit Court Of the United States,
for the Rhode Island District, Judge STORY
presiding, will commence its June Term in
this town, on Monday, the 10th day of June
next. II is said that this is the last time that
Judge Story will make the Circuit, before
resignng his scat on the bench. We ex.
ceedingly regret this, as it will be impossible
to fill his place, and our country will lose q
most distinguished jurist, by his resignation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The Senate Chambers old floor has been
literally torn up aud carpenters are now busy
IN putting down new one, md making SUCH
alterations of the lobby and the platform Of
the Secretary and presiding officers as will
ad'ni, of an additional range OF eight seats.
Two Of these will shortly be occupied by
Senators flom Texis, two by Senators from
Florida, two by Senators from Iowa. and the
remaining two by Senators from Wisconsin.
- Udshingion Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Tn, Tpepiu-uiufh Congress-. The q

The Toeniy-ninth Congress, The g.
lection in Virginia brings Up tho num-
her Of members chosen for the next
Congress to l63, of whom SO arc Wings,
90 Locos, and Native Americans -
I here are SO moro members 10 be- elect.
ed, "a Maryland, North Carolina. Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
and Florida, and vacancy TO be filled
IN each of the States OF Maine, Massn-
{ husclls, aud New Hampshire - Nat
II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Mr. Ryer, clerk Of the Telegraph, will seerpt our
thanks for late N. Y. papers yesterday morning.
A note from the clerk Of the Telegraph was also re-
ceived, mentioning q singular osse Of suicide, which
took place in New York On Tuesday afternoon. A
young by tho OF Wilson, law, in the city,
OF the late George Wilson, ESQ., walked into the
of the City Hall, about haf past o'clock, and
very deliberately drew n pistol from his pocket, nnj
blew out his brains. lie died Instantly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

PRErARE For WAR, &c.-Col. Pierce,
commander at this post, has received
orders from the Department to mount
all the guns at Fort Adams forthwith
There is no especial cause for alarm
at present, we believe, more than there
has been-though we should not be
surprised at whatever might happen in
these days Of political misrule.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The Boston Atlus cautions the public to
look out for SIS of Eagle Bank Of Boston,
altered to fves, exceedingly we'll done. The
genuine ises have 9 spread eaglc, and cupids
sporting in flower nrbor, whereas the once
have the engle without the cupids and srbor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The Court Of Common Pleas, for this
county, Chief Justice DURrEE, OF the Su-
preme Court, presiding, assisted by Judge
Perry, commenced its May Term in this
town, on the 20lh inst. and adjourned We'd
nesday evening of last week. There was
bu, little business, we understand, before the
Court, and none Of criminal nature. This
certainly speaks well for the peaceablc and
conservative citizens Of old Newport county.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Piiisburg Charlottesville cash donations
received a, Pi,tsburg up to Wednesday lost,
for the relief of The sufferers by The great
fire, amount to 1921 All GO. The burnt dis
trio. is rising ropidly into order, and will soon
be generally rebuilt. The steam packet lines
between Pittsburg and Cincinnati arc said TO
be doing an active and prosperous business
both in freight and passengers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

ODD FELLOWSHIP. - This excellent
Order is increasing with astonishing ra-
pidhy throughout the country compara-
lively speaking, il has been pcrmane nt-
ly established in the United States but n
few years, hardly thirty, yet it is impos.
sble to pass through moderate sized
village now, without finding flourish
ing Lodge, and large band of the broth
erhood. We have not the time or space,
at present, 20 60 into long argument
on its merits, neither is il required at our
hands, for its principles are too general
y understood and appreciated by the pub
lie, to require this on every occasion,
when the subject is alluded to. Our
purpose at this time is merely to notice
the Celebration, by the Grand Lodge Of
Massachusetts, in Boston on the 18th Of
June next, on which occasion there will
be a procession Of the different Lodges
in full regala, with their beautiful ban.
ners mystic emblcms, Sc, and an oralion
will be delivered by =. G. S. Thomas
l.. RIDGLEY, Of Baltimore, one of the
founders of the Order in this country
Our Boston brcihren are making very
extensive arrangements for the celebra-
ton, and it is expected that from fifteen 10
imeniy thousand Odd Fellows will be
lhcre.-lt must, orcourso be brilliant
affair.
After The ceremonies al the Church
arc over, tho Order will repair to a pa
vllion, to be erected on The Common for
the occasion, aud paItakc Of a dinner.
Rhode Island we are assured will be well
represented that day in Boston. The
Order is furnishing admirably in this
State, at the present time. 1t is now two
years since ii was established in Rhode
Island, and an anniversary address will
be delivered at Friendly Union Hall, inI
Providence, on Tuesday evening next,
on the principles Of the Order, by p. &.
WILLIAM II. CR,NsToN, Of this town,
before Narragansclt Encampment Mol
and Friendly Union Lodge mot. There
will probably be crowded house Of the
brothers and their ladies'. Two mngnif-
cent banners will be presented at til"
same time; one TO Nurragansett Encamp-
pcni, and the other TO FlieDdly Union
lodge, accompanied by appropriate ad-
dresses from Bro Cranston.
The steamer Neptune has been with
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

JUNE TowN MEETING.-The Annual
Election Of Town Officers, &c. will take
place in this town on Tuesday morning
next. At this meeting, moderator
will be elected to preside at all the meet
ings during the year, in conformity to
the law enacted a year ago.