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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22

Mortgagors- Willis ST. John and Elizabeth his
wife Mortgages Ripley.
IN H nDrC (L,n ....r.inon n...n.nI Liz LII
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
gs91l In0aasgS.
.Aa Torn Meeting, holden by adjourn
ment, .Neirport, .4priL 3, 1915:

I VOTED. that the Old Burying ground
| shall not from and after the passage OF
tins act. be let out TO any person for any our.
pose whatever, md that no pasturagc of any
kind be permitted in The said ground, and that
no horse, cattle, sheep, hog or geese be
turned into or pastured therca, and any per-
son who shall let in any animal, and the own.
er OF any such animal who shall suffer the
came to remain in said ground, shall pay as
fine the sum Of ten dollars, for each and
every offence; and any pcrsnn who shall will.
fully deface or iujure in my way any fence,
grave stone, tomb or monument, in said
ground, shall pay as fine the sum of twenty
dollars, the said fines 10 be recovered IN M
action of debt in the name OF the Town
Treasurer of this town, before any Court Of
competent Jurisdiction to try the same. one
half of said fino 10 and for The use of the in
former, and The other half to and for the use
of the Town.
VOrED, That il be, and it is hereby made,
the special duty of the Town Sergean, Of this
town, to pay particular attention, and see
that no violation of the foregoing laws be
permitted, aud that he shall forthwith com
plain TO the Town Treasurer, Of oil persons
who may violate the same, and the Town
Treasurer is hereby ordered and directed, to
prosecute immediately all persons who may
violate my Of said laws.
A true cOpy-attest
B. b. IlowLANp, 1ocn Clerk.
April 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
Whole No. 1855

schooner, that he well knew the negro
was one of The persons who rowrd The
bon, on .hure with him; that on The next
day, Capt Lindsey, commnnder Of ihe
Benver, gnve directions to hIs boaiswaiE
10 pet supne spun yam to tie up the me-
gro, aud give him twu or three dozen, Ia
/ find ont " hal he came on board Tor, or
If he knew any thing concerning the
burning the schnon'r that he was strip
ped ~ mder 10 be punished, rpop whHk
/, the boa,sv uiu Of the Gaspee lbfp called
out, cone of the men knew him la be one
uf the persons who rowcd the captain on
shore, and was concerned in burning the
schooner :" upon which the captain ask
I'd hich OF the men knew him ; lhai ho
called out lp this deponeDi, aud asked
I him If he knew any thing %! the negro,
a0d cautioned bin to be careful IN his
answers that the nrgrn was tlirn oder
ed IN irons nga,n, anJ ,he deponrnt cali.
ed into the cabin aud ordered 0y The
captain To describe The neer's dfrsS
| " hen on board the boat, whlrh he did,
to wit A spotted -, checked aandker-
chief round his head, lrock, pair Of
long trowsers, no shoes, and his hai,
tied behind no! longer than m inch, or
ar inch md halt. Soon after, the cap
tain sept for Justice from The town,
which Justice swore him, and he con-
frmed The above account he had given
under oath relative To the negro. The
dcponcnt first saw the schooner on hre
about breakfast time, which was about
six O'Clock, when he was ashore, and
heard The guns of tie schooner blow oft.
/ bui did not see her from the time he fast
left her I'LL lie saw her on FIRE lie 81.
alongside Of the negro in The bont from
the time the boat put of {, ON the srhoon-
e. uUlI she struck the shore whore lie
landed, and that while rowing ashore he
" as cold, aud asked The negro 10 le, hin,
row tn warm himself, which he did and
as they sa, together, asked hun. the ne
gro, for chew of tobacco,u hirh he gave
him. And this deponent ludhcr saiih
that he never saw the said negfo belore
he saw hin in the boat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
l03 llQNTlGlaa
=

sCP The undersigned, having made
many additions of NEW RI2D to
his Printing Establishment.
and a superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
LABELS, CHECKS,
WAY-BILLs, CmcULARs,
SHOW BILLS, BALL Tickets,
STEAMBOAT BILLS, BILLS OF LApING,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HAyppGLLs, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s. LABELS, NoTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses.
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, Exhibitions,Sc.
A beautiful assortment of Plain and En-
bosscd CARDS on hand.
Orders from town and country will be
promptly answered. n, prices as low as those
pi nny other establishment,
Specimens of work may be seen al the
office. The patronage Of the public Is re-
spectfully solicited. -
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Dec. 5, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
The NlisslOnary'S Farewell.

Native land thy shores arc dying
In the softly fading west,
Willie the night-br"eze, wildly s'ghins,
Curls the darkenng pillows crest.
Hearts that throbbed in sweet communion
With my spirits inward power
Must break our holy union
in this sad, this parting hour
No ! the love that nobly rises
Victor Ger the gloomy grave,
In its arden, High, despises
Every barrier orthc wave.
Bear me on, then, restless ocean,
Though to distant climes roam,
Faith, on wings Of strong devotion,
Watts me to my spirits home.
must rear the hoiy banncr,
Where no Christian foot bath trod,
Never rang ono glad lIosanna,
Upward, to the Christians God.
Throngh the desert, dark and droary,
Where no rose Of Sharon springs,
| must run and not be weary,
Strengthened by the King Of Kings.
Whatthough IIeathon roar around me,
,-,,.,, .Lauo
H.
n,,r ,hc p,,,,,s ,,os,r,,, oI..,
y WV .'' ,'c
','''o"' UPS '""'' ''''' 49,
'''!'' I" '''''' ""''' N"'o
To the all-aionins blood;
When the ties Of earth are parted,
Bid them anchor on their God,
s.oIs or r,rdoo. strong and sure
nv ,ha hono. and lows Of Heaven
riI ,hom IN ,tccnl ,nduro
cc,..... Ct.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
commissioners and Adlni.
nis(ratOEs Notice.

yENIiE subscribers having been duly ap
pointed by the Hon Court OF Probate
Of the town OF Newport, Commissioners to
receive and examine cln,ms against the estate
Of the Hon. Asher Robbins, late Of said
Newport, dec, hereby give no;ice that six
months from the date hereof is allowed by
said Court 20 The creditors OF said estate 10
bring in and prove their claims the cred-
tors ire requested To present their claims at
the Office OF WIN. GiIpn, Esq. where The sald
commissioners will meet to have their final
setIcmcn, on the twenty-fith day of Sept
1916, at Q a'rock a. M. on all such claims as
are presented and allowed.
$:s;:, S::s:: S;:::: : : CO.: %;:'''
Newport, April z, l045.
The subscriber having been appointed ad.
mlnistralor on SAID estate, and having given
bond as the law directs. hereby requests oil
persons indebted to said estate, to make pay
meni to him.
&. L. RODDlNS, .3dm'r.
Newport, April Z, lsi5. 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
poetrp,
After Thoughts.
i,p Rarp anne BroUHc.

There was time-a happy time,
And lis not many years ago,
When grief knew not, sin, nor crime,
| Had never felt the touch OF wO
! was as other children then,
| nc or shall be like them again.
! am child as yet in : ears,
| But not like other children. Strange
That woman's hopes aud wonau's tears
| Should come on mo and work such change
So soon. But gone is childboods chain,
My heart shall nc or be young again.
still enjoy some sportive hours,
But not with such an ardent breast;
still can weave me fairy flowers,
But not with chidhood's playful zcst.
There is something in my brain
| That will not let me rest again
| II is for youth TO weep at woe,
! For age to hoard il in the heart
But not tear Of mine will flow,
Though have had Of grief my part.
Mine is hidden, secret pain,
Tears shall never know ugain,
l cannot look without regret
Upon the April morn Of life;
My sun, too early risen, must set
! Ere noon, amidst dark clouds and strife /;
Who Youths sweet dream would not retain
Who would not be child again ?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
TO LET,

md possession gtren about thc ! 5ih Jane
lu~A The lower part Of the conve
fsWsM nicnt and pleasantly situated
!i!EA House in Marlboro street, mex
west OF the Methodist Chapel
Part Of large garden is attached to lh'
premises. Apply to
MRs. ELIZABETH READ,
April IL on the premises.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
FOR SALE, ,
TO LET,

Ia The comnodons ond very con.
venicn, Dwelling House, be-
Ii!!.tsR longing TO The subscrlbcr, nj The
,& fuk of Broad & Spring sts.--
The house .. new and IN The best order IN
every part. A tenant is desired OF good
character and one that viii be pnnc,ual ~
payment, quarterly; non" others nrcd ap'
p'v. Il J.. HAMMOND.
f,b.f
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
From the Boston Christian Register

From tho Boston Christian Register.
NEWPORT, March 81, l945.
MR. EDIroR.-You will do a favor to more
than one Of your readers, by publishing these
lines, from tho late lameuted Lieut.. Robbins
Of his place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
FOR SALE,

:sS22 The dwelling House ii
IFiltsa Spring street corner Of Mary,
formerly occupied by Aaron f
Dyrp. For terms and other particulars en-.
Qulre Of AARON +. DYRE,
or CORNELIUS b. WlLBOUR.
Newport, April H. lS45--tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
PATRICK -EARLS

mark.
Sworn To at Newport OF the 18th day
Of January, A. ID. 1913, hef",n
J. Wnaion, Fred. Smythe,
Dan. Horsemqnder, Peter OGrer.
Robert .1uchmuiy,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24

Ex,A The chambers Of the subscri
NNuu ber's house, corner of Spring and Church
EyiA streets are ngain 10 let they are very con-
yehsut tor family, and the terms will be such as TO
sun those who are seeking for tabernacle made with
hands to dwell in for short time longer, before we MI
ascend 10 the Grand Celestial Temple above. The To-
cation Ia d.lghtiu mud the occupants can sit ai The
windows, and look out upon Trinity Church buryng
ground and mediate upon the subimiies OF death and
the resurrection and such things as constant view OF
the city of the Dead will naturally suggest 10 the mind
that Is utterly corrupted by the mean associations
Of earth This earth Is but little village. and the hu-
family small passing through on jour.
ney to eternity aud n we want isa innern 10 cross
the bridge with, aud passport that will ndint us by
the last Early application or the above prem
lie made, m order 10 receive the opportunity
to- mediate upon the last great day aud tho confusion
ora burning world, SIR THOMAS PRATT,
X. II. S.
ALSO to Let the Store next north Of the House on
spring street April l1th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24

Court Of Probate, Newport, .Apra7, 1915.
A pPLIcArIoS was made for an adminstrn-
IA tor TO be appointed Oh the estate Of
Lieut.. George William Robbins, late Of the
u. S. Marine Corps, dec, in,estate.
The same ia read and received and the
consideration thereof referred TO u Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on the first Monday in May
next, at 9 o'clock a. M, and that notice there
of to be given by an advertisement three sue
cesslve weeks in the Herald ofMe Times. for
al persons interested to appear at said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy-wiiness
Al0 B. B. IlowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
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Court Of Probate, .Ne,oport, .4prii 7, IS4i

Court Of Probate, .Neeport, April 7, l645.
A ppLIcArIOS was made for an sdminis'ra'
"a tor TO be appointed Oh the estate o
Simeon Smith, late o! wport,wheelwrigh,
dec. inestate.
The same ia received and the considera
ton thereof referred to Court Of Probate
to be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport
on the first Monday in May next, at
O'Clock a. m. and notice ordered to be
given thereof by on advertisement to be
published three times in the Herald qf III,
Times, for all persons interested to appear a
said time and place and be heard.
A true copv-witness
Ai0 b. B. HowLANp, Pro. CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
ARTHUR FENNER
To the Hon JosErH WANToN, E>a

PRovipG>eE, January l9!h, 1913.
TO the Honorable the Commissioners APP
pointed to enquire into The clrcum tau
ces relative To the destroying tho
schooner Gaspee
GsNTLgMEy ~ now address you on
account Of Il SUMMONS | received from
you, requiring my attendance ai The
Council CHAMBER IN Newport, on Wed
nesday, Goth inst. Now, gentlemen, !
bog leave To acquaint , OIL ol whatrrndrt5
me incapable Of attending. u the rr-I
place, | am an lbsoivcnt debtor and
therefore my person would be subject to
an arrest by some one or ether oi my
creditors aud my health has been on
decline these two months past, aud "
wodld be dangerous should ] l"nvr MY
house and further were 20 a1r"i, !
could give no information relative 10 lh"
assembling, aiming, training and leading
on lbc people concerned ~ destroying
he schooner Gd.pr. On the Oh doy
Of June last al night, | was employed al
my house attending company, wlIIrt
were john Andicw, Esq Judge Of tho
cou,i of Admiralty, John Cob, E.q
Mr.. Hitchcock, aud George Brown, pnG
suppcd at my house, and stayed there
until two Of The clock IN The morning lu!
iowing aud | have not any knowledge
relative 10 the matter on which ! 40
ready Ia make oath to before ATTY 4sstico
of The Peace.
] am, gentlemen, mosi respectfully,
your most humble servant,
TNNE~ sam
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24

EAsI GnELNwiCn,J Jlu. l9, 20, i773
May It please your ilonors :--lr,G
last uIghi | received summon, .ir"ul
Providence. 10 appear at the Council
Chamber IN Newport "ci",e your j. ms.
there 10 g,vc .S,dcDso al what | knew
concerning the burning uf The schuon"r
Gasper, aud should have waited IN
your houors accordingly, bat "a ihg
Court of Common ticSs wss ihrn SUING
~ the county OF Kent, and beng con.
cerned IN several cases then peudmg ~
said court, could not possibly attend a,
cordn2 m summons, therefore hope -
will excuse my not attending. h''
long been n custom Tor the glloIuets,
upon the concluding evening "i filing
pleas to the court, 10 meet together ~
spend The evening I; that nigh, the sad
schoonrr was burnt happened t. b" The
concluding evening al ilIDg pleas a.
cuiJiurl,. the Gent "i ihc hi', i"g' ~
sab ~, .cE. met ~ Hhr house %. irl,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-24
From The Prn, idrnce Jonrnal
Documentary History
OF THE
Destruction Of the & A SPE &
{ Continued. }

COMPLIED Bl nos. WV, T. STAPLES.
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PRovipe>cE, Jan. 10, i713.

! HoxorsBLt SIR u received cii,.
lion, signed by you aud number Of
other gentlemen, commanding my attcn-
dance al the Col"ny House ia Newpori,
on the twentieth day of January instant,
TO give in evidence to what know r"la-
i've TO the attacking, taking and pIunder-
ing his MalesIy's schooner called iho
Gaspce, &c. IN cons'qneure oi which
now i,fIrm you, that | am man of
seventy-lour years Of ngr, and very IA
irm, and at the time ssld achaonrr WAS
taken aud plundered, ! was in my he'd,
and knew nothing o!' II until next day
and as for my nui attending ns command
ed, ] must plead ny age and inalmi'y IN
excuse.
From your most ohcdienI friend and
humble servant,
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

At MlDDLETONN CTS. CHASE, A. NJ. Principal.
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wihn half mile of the Connecticut RIVER The beauty.
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I IFE IN~URANCE.--CAPlrA S?.5OOOOO D
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DANIEL ADEE,

I0S FL LTONST New orb. Will this day publish No.
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IN TEXAS AND NEW.YORk LINE OF
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WESTON The subscribers have established re-
1lsr line Of Packets New York and Galveston 10
from each port the hrst Of each month a. soows
The brig EMPIRE Capt Baxter, " sail from ss~Iors,
Let september next and from 0seslon hrst of NOVEMBER
next - -. A.
The ship STAR REPUBLIC, Cspsn Mos. . ss TN Hu'
cember next .,.x.o. IN al s,o.,
rhe bnx O. LAMAR Captain R<hs,ds@n, % s.i ION sa.
New-Yort 6rst November next and rom oSVeston or"
July next 49,. m ..u s,or, Ne~ yovh
,rIt' .ad thereafter IN regular suoee.son
rsa~s ys.~-s u superior class having me eente
in-s $500. are ably commanded viii sAi punctsaiy
.sa and Jake freight and passengers al Tho owes
a, SssIr.IIAM HESDLY CO viii be- The sstsoh s
galveston and sye cfcieUt attention 70 'ns oes..
- b line and al other business directed W ue1' -
- rnsss liberal sdysnces eoossnmsnlA
Goods directed 10 The care of The sabscnnsfss sr 49,
,.,v forwarded res from Commlsson sno oappe,s ny
y on Lighters Il Galveston rsnsdp cargo nvm nse'
AID upon fu being regularly forwsdsd v,1l,om sndy[
srlcfioas n corsgned 10 tbs care u " I.i, ""s
O. o;l,s:soo sSs srssA: o xER;i i:s<ch SsostM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21
FOpFTGN PORTS

4, Canton, April % ships Horaiio, Wood I'm NYork
Aquetnet Mosher. for do. ldg.
Ar al Manila date. IhOs Perkins, Graves, Nlork,
and was dg rice for Annoy.
At Cronsadt Goth ult ships Ariosio Fabens, for New
York 10 days Florence. Leach Tor do, wig cargo
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