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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

goot deal about the State having got aong G
for the last twenty years without tax.
Now does the gentleman pretend TO say that
the men who have managed affairs during
that periol have been wiser or more expe-
rienccd men than were the men who cbiiduct-
ell its affairs from the Revolution down to
| 1920; and YET the men who had c6rtie cut Of
the Revolution impoverished and worn out al
most, laid an equal and jus, tax upon them
selves throughout the Stale. averag ng bout
SIG, 900 year, and upon an average valuation
OF the whole property Of the State of probably
s2i ,O0O, 900, being about one-thiri of the
present valuation
Mr.. Z. commented upon the course pur-
sued by Mr.. Whipple on this subject, and
said that should this project fail he should in
troduce bill to put this subject of taxation
to the people.
Mr.. Brown sad that in l79l the first
bank was made in Rhode Island. In the
early history Of banking in this State they
paid nothing for their privileges, but we
paid them for doing banking business. Well
things went on, the banks had the greatest
privileges, they could levy upon real estate
and do any thing they were a mind to-
Pretty soon we took away these privileges,
and then we taxed them an eighth and then
"a quarter Of one per cent. We told them
that this tax should be taken of when the
expense Of the State Prison was paid for
But has il Has there been any proposition
to do il, Not any. And it will be just so
with your land tax once get 1t on and you
will never get it off. You will be for raj
sing it. The banking interest can always
send men enough here TO do this.
The vote was taken on striking out the
9th section of the ibll, which resulted as
fol llows Ayes l8-Noes Al.
The question then being on the final passage
OF the bill the vote was taken ard resulted
Ayes 27-Nsss "a
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BANK or ESGLAND--Thc gold and silver
coin in the vaults of this institution, on the 9Th
of January, amounted tr tic enormous cum Of
Gl5O2i SOC, or about $4,000, 900. Consld-
cring tn It our political economists have often
estimated the gold and silver coin in the Uni
ted States rs low as SSO, 900 900, this must be
conceded to be a respectable amour, of hnrd
cash to be accumulated in the sirong.box OF
even the Bank of Engan. A portion of this,
VIC know, is drawn from the United States by
a regular and continuous attraction across ,hs
water; and the que ,tion is as to the excellence
Of our commercial system, under which our
gold and silver are drained from Ms to enrich
this "non>tcr" of foreign country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

DEATH OF COMMODORE DEHAY.-Wc learn
that George c Dekay, Esq, commonly known
as Commodore Dekay from his having he'll
that rank in ohe of the South American ma
vies, died yesterday, after protracted illness.
lie was in many respects remarkable char
acter and we shall end 'avor hereafter 10 fur
nsh an appropriate biographical notice. He
was brother OF DR.. James f.. Denay, the
eminent writer on natural history II will be
remembered that lie commanded the frigate
Nlacedonlnn, on her voyage OF benedcence to
Ireland. n. Y. Com. Advertiser Feb. /.
Commodore Dekay married the only daugh-
ter Of Joseph Il. Drake. Esq. the di.t'ngush
ed poet, and author Of "ihe Culprit Fay" and
other poems.
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I-)iic0.

or The port of Honolulu, in March, lsi'',
Thomas Welsh, # Fall River, droNncd from
ship Eeanor, whilst she was 10 miles from
he shore.
June eth, on tho y w Coat, James T
Crucker, boa,sieercr, Midas, killed. He be.
longe to Providence, X. |. but was naive
Of Falmouth, Mass.
At San Diego. California, Mr. X. Perry
Augusta, Me-, and Thomas Coo'i", Falmouth,
Mass, formerly 81 and trh officers on hal-'
American whale shpI. rgodl. They left the
hip in December, lay out in the woods four
davs. and shortly after arriving at San Diego
both died
Bya whale, l2h January, 1919, on Ne"
Icalcnl, David Iicnesey, an lrlShman by
birth but belonging t. Troy, y. Y, killed. III"
bslunced to the Electra, of New London.
Ia this t,wn, on Sunday last, Mrs. Mary
Clarke, widow Of William 7. Clarke, IN IA"
69th year o her age.
A hrS residence, at Warwick rk,N apt.
Thomas Holden. in the nth year Of hi age,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

FoR CALIFoRSIA UNDERGHouND The y.
Orleans Courier publishes in French an ac.
legcl has been discovered by Frcnchmau
a. Vera Paez connecting the Atlant c and Pa
cifc oceans Its wonderful opening is near
the Bay of Honduras, lis sides being con
structed of enormous stones nicely cut. flour
adventurous spirits for California will only
held on few weeks. they will save much
trouble rs it is also stated tha, tn most foru-
nate Frcnchman went through to the Pacific
ocean in boat in Is hours
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IN nlarinr 1ntsIiiacntc. M
PORT OF NEWPORT ARRIVED,

THURSDAY, Feb. /.
Schr AUGUSTA, VIM. G. Brown, from New
York for New Bedford.
NENOFANDA
Sailed from Liverpool January An, shlT
Maine, ulefch, for New Orleans.
Brig Prince DE- Joinville, Gardner, was at
Havana, 23d alt VIZ Cor freight Algonquin,
smith for Baltimore, about ready.
SATURDAY, Feb 3,
Bark ID franklin. Hazard, Of Ncsiport,
with $50 bhls Spm oil, ~ months out
Sloop Risnzi, Dnrfcc, \. lors tor frov.
sin Excel, Henuei, Fail Bivcr New YORK.
sip Roger Williams. Stergis Pr"N. N"tk'
schr siyii Wills Gurus, Portland, y Nofb'
schr Jane saily. mhlr, YORK, FtnN.
srhr John +. Collins. Collins. N"rhk, "r orders
schr Frcemcnt, Lavender, Normlk inr orders.
gsrk Bachu,, Lavender. 5sysnHh. Prov,
Rrg T. Duan Jrowcll, fHii RIVER no. lnn'
Drts Ntrtnriua Burh, Nurtr Carolina. PrnN.
nrig Mon,icrt-tu, Young Fall River, New Or
leans.
MEMORANDA
srhr Warsaw. Newton, arrived nj New Orleans, 29d
nit. uuni New YORK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

TINT Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's Genuine
Original Sarsaparilla, is an imitation ot his
inferior preparation |!
\ Heaven forbid that wo should deal in an
article which would bear the most distant re-
semblance to s p Townsends article ! aud
which should bring down upon the Old Df
ruch a mountain load oi complsints and cru,-
nations from Agents who have sold, and pur-
chasers who have uscd S + Townsend's Fer
menting Compound.
Il We wish il understood, because il is the fb.
solute truth, that S r Tow wns-nd's sftele and
Old DIR Jacob Townscnd's Sarssp parllla vrs
heaven wide apart, aad infinitely dissinilar !;
that they are unlike in every particular, hay /.
ing not one single thing in common.
4 As Townsend is n9 doctor, and never
was, is no chemist, no Pharmac p.ist-- knows
no more Of medicine or disease than ally other
common, unscirntfc, usprofessionai man,
what guarantee can The public have that they
are receiving a genuine Scientific medicine
cont ,ining i the virtues of The articles used IN
preparing IL. and which are inc ipable Of
changes which nigh re der them the Agents
|"l DiS.ase instead Oi health
=, Bit what else sh "a Il be- ey1ectcd l"rm one
Eho knows n"lhinP comparatively Of medi'
cine W disease. ii requires "a person Of some
-,perienc, 10 cook aud serve ~ even a com
mon decent meal. How much more impoi-
tant is II that The pcrsons who manufacture
med ic inc, des gued tor y
WEAK oTOMACHS AND ENFEEBLrD
SYSTEMS.
should know we'll the medical prCpciiits Of
plants, the best minncr ei securing aud con
cenuaIing their healing virtues, also an exten-
slve knowledge Of the vari Gus diseases which
effect the human system, aud 10 adapt rene
dies W these diseases.
Il is To arrest frauds upou the unfortunate 10
pour balm INTO wounded humanity, 10 kindle
hope ia the the de,pairing bosom TO restore
health aud bloom and vigor INTO the crushed
aud broken, aud 10 Danish infrmiiy that OLD
DR. JACOB WNSEND has SOUGAE
and FOUND the opportunity and means 10
bring his
GRANS UNIVERSAL CONCENTRATE
REMEDY
within the reach. and to The knowledge Of oil
who need it, thai thsy may learn and know .by
joyful experience, us
POWER TO HEAL.
Principal Office l02 Nassau street. New
York Ciy.
s-r General Agents fo- Rhode Island.
iciiAPlN ~ TIuRBER, No. 81 West
minister street, Prov
-. IL. j. TAYLOR,
r. ines Street, Agent % Newport.
Van lStg
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WgLLG'GToS'S OPINION OF GENERAL ScoTT
The London corrcs onlent OF the Ncw-iorh
Morning Star sys: | was lately in a com
pany of fashionable party, at the we enc
Of the town, wien the subject Of the American
army, IN connection " tn Mexico. WIS hroach
Ell; and can assure you that ample justice
was done American prowcss. 1t was asserted
by a leading member OF Government that the
Duke OF Wellington thought General Scott The
greatest military genius OF the day; and the
Duke, il is well known, is any,hios bLta Hat
tercT -"
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CouRr OF PHonArE,
NnrA E.h 2 ISIl

:, = NcWpOrI, TED y, TcI|.
Ton" G. WEAVER, Guard ian Of CHA =
u ATKINSON and JOSEPHINE ATKlN-
son Iminor children of William r Atkinson;
late oi sad Newport, deceased, presents his
Guardianship accounts on the estates of saId
minors, for allowance which SAID accounts
contlin a credit for real estate of said minors,
sold by the Guardian. he same is read, r..
ccived and the consideration thereof referred
10 n Court of Probate 10 be holden at the Town
Hall in said Newport, on the FIRST Monday of
March next, and notice thereof to be given for
three successive weeks, by advcrtlscrr,nt Ifr
the Herald Of the Tunes.
FcbS BR ROWLAND, Prob Clerk.
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Brighton Market,

At Market 445 Beet Cattle, I?2J Sheep an,
l2) Swine, which arrived at the close of tn,
market.
Prccs-Becf Cattle-Extra -; frs
quality 20 e - ; second, SO 30 thirc
1 81 , 90
Working Ovcn--No sales.
Cows and Calycs-salcs at S22, 27. 3! and
35.
Shcep-Sales at 75. 80, 3 80, 80 and
5 -.
Swinc-No snles, on account of their late ar.
rival at market.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

! Tc9ty Tacrsand PeopIc going from Mis-.
so,ui A letter from a Mr. Brown, in the
Courier and Enquirer, dated Palate City, Mo.
Jan. 9Th, says from the best information he
can obtain, he believes that tpcniy housano
PERSONS at least will leave for the gold regions
from tia, state alone rs soon as spring sets in
. This W II include all classes, from the man oi
wealth down to these who obta n an outfit on
cred.t-tradr.m and farmers, and here and
there mcn with families, but mostly single
reD
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frcdt \ Offices.
CoVRr or iRoB,rs.

COVRr or FROB,rk,
New port, Feb. >, lri0. :
! NICHOLAS W. MARSH. Guardian Of his
" minor children, MARY c, MARSH and
WILLIAM II. MARSH, Presents n list II
claims Of creditors Of sid minors (which no
aowed) with o request for an order io pay Ghe
same; which * reaG, received. and referred TO
"a Court Of Probate 10 lac holden NJ the Town
Hall. on the iirs, Mcnday ~ March IS49.
Upon the reliiion uf NICHOLAS W.
NJ AkSli Guardian Of hi children, MARY L.
MARSH aud WELL lM II, MARSH, minors,
representing that the amount Of C,a ms against
the said minors estates is I've LnadT-d sky
tour dollars and thirty seven cents, "a appears
by hlS accounts settled this day. with this CuuU;
and that said minor. have no personal estate,
aud praying that h- may he authorized in his
capacity Of Guardian Ia sell Al public auction,
all the right, utir ana in crest which said MI
norN have N and to certain lot oi lnnd, Shu"-
ed IN SAID town OF Nrwprr. bounded North 0n
driveway; South on land Of Nichnlis Whit.
and WeN on the "Fileud, Lot, ;" 80 called.
Tor, 80 much thereof ~lA I've ,CiTcicnt ~
raise SAID .unl. " ia iGfidenIal EXPENSES 11e
same Is IeaJ received and the consideration
thereof referred 10 Count ofProb.ic To- lie
holden at the Town Hall. in ssid kewrstt on
the hr.i Monday Of March, lsi9, stD a io, K,
4. m. notice thereof is ord red 10 be given IN
The Herald Of the iime., for three succc ave
weeks prcviou. TO said Court
Is. B. IlOWLAN| r. oh. c ERIK. &
} L
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CULTIVATED LASDs IN MASSACHUSETTS,. -
1t is stated in the Boston Atlas, that of the 4 :,
1872 900 aorcs OF land in Massachusetts aval}
Bile for cultivation in some form, only 260 ,cCC
acres, or six and half per cent, arc under
tillage; the remaining ninety-ihrce and hall
per cent, consisting of woodlands, meadows,
swainps, pa'turage, &c.
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COURT OF PKOBATI,


tNN pun, T EU ~ TgF''
DETER r REMINGTON ; Guardian &c.
4 counts on the estates of WILLIAM PEA
BODY, and SARAH CATHARI NE PEA.
BODY minors, children Of Benz amin Peabody,
deceased, are presented for allowance thr
same are received and referred for corsidcra.
ton TO Court Of Probate to be holden rt the
Town Hall, in said Newport, on the first Mon
day OF March next, n, . clock, n m ; and
notice thereof is ordered to be given by adycr
tiscment for three successive weeks in the
Herald oi the Times.
Feb 3 BIB ROWLAND, Prob Clerk.
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or The Wings of the Kentucky Leg's'a.
ture have unanimously dominated Mr.. Clay,
for the United States Scn"t'. OF course his
election depends entIe'y upon his vii ingness
TO accept the nominalr n ; am while we
know that he has sludiousy avoiied all ind.
cation of desire 10 be considered a can lidaie
we have reason to believe that he " i'll accede
TO the wishes of his friends, and return TO
those halls VIII ch in former years had so often
rc-echoel his cloqucnce and witnessed his pa
| trOtism.
Mr.. Clay vii enter the Senate with his aro
dor unabated and his vigor unimpairsd. The
same lofty an generous impulses-,he same
disposition TO yield himself TO the service Of
his country-the same stcadiast devotion t;
the public gool-the same disn'ercsted and
unsel6sh zeal-the same unconquerabc love
for thu Union, which have heretofore char
actcrized him, will still Distinguish his career
and the Republic will look 10 hlm, and fin |
him The same gallan, pilot who has weather.
ed so many furious political storms Between
Gen Taylor and Mr. CIay-besides that Mu-
,ual admiration and respect which men OF sch
noble and elevated natures cannCt but enter
tain for each other-thrre exists the kindlest
feelings and relations and we have warrant
for the prediction that Tie latter will bring to
the administration Of the former corda ear
nest and energetic support.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

UFMr Fillmore has resigned the office of
,omptroller of New York, after the Goth Feb
ruary, and eleven days will intervene between
that time and his assuming the duties of Vice
President
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

o. We commend the following from the
Brooklyn Adv' rtser, 10 those Printers who
have the California fever bad. The writer
left the Advertiser office, AMI joine the New
York Regiment for California, where he was
digging and shaking geld ut the las, dates -
CALIFORNIA, Region of gold dust,
Out of doors, Nov. 20, 1913. !
Dear Lees Here am in the Col Region
digging like nailor-when | am able.
bad at one time, a6ou, five pounds, which
sewcd up in bags, and tied TO a belt haC
around my boly thought had enough an
started for San Francisco but found, ere
had got ha.f the way, my excessive shaking
from the fever and ague had shook out all the
dust through the in,ersices OF the canvass. Sc
| bought leather bags with the dust had
left, and shook myself back to the gold dus
ground again.
You have seen the shaking quakers, at Lc-
banon, at their worship. Put shovel in
their hands, and make them lean and thin,
hungry ard ragged AMI you may guess what
The diggers gre in California. When you are
too weak to shake, you can lie down; AMI
when you are too sick to lie or stand, why
you can die nobo ly cares. The more there's
sick, the better the prospects for the well.
Give me digging at the case, with steak at
the Franklin House, at dinner time, and you
may dig for the dust" with a hun Ty
stomach and back as bare and ragged as a
beggar.
The way they wash the dirt in this vicinity
is to select the one that has the ague the worst
the bowl in his hands is shaken beautifully.
Your old clothes, and broken vic,uals,
would be godsenl. Can't you ask tn
hands in the Office TO make a collection to
make up 4 package of cast.of " duds' and
senl them on and promise you all the dust
| can gather in a month. ! have got the
A" DUST" but unfortunately have got teeth, a
stomach, and back, which the dust cant help.
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CouRT OF rKoBATs,

Newport, Feb D, lSl9.
ILIZABETH VI ENGS, Guardian of vii.
II liam Engs, Mary NJ Epgs, and Catharne
B Eurs, minor children Of George Engs, s,e
of Newport, deceased, pr, sen's her Guardian
ship accounts or the cstatos Of said minors for
al owance. The same is read, received and
the consideration thereof referred TO Court of
Probate to Q holden at the Town Hall III sad
Newport, on the first Monday of March neat,
At q o'clock, q m, and notice Of the snmc TO be-
riyrn for three successive wecas,by advertise.
n,, Mt IN the Herald Of the Times.
FrhS Is Is ROWLAND, Prob Cleft
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Rock N rnr ATLASTlc.-Licut injury
cit numerous facts to prove the existence of
rock vrry near the surface Of the water, di-
rccty on the track to Europe Capt. Walsh
is almos, positive that he saw j, On his last
trip. and describes It as appearing about the
size OF the hull or ship of 200 tons
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

4 SAD hcciDrNr 0S THE Providence RAI,
RoAD-1h his morning, about ha { past FIVE o..
clock, aS the scamhoai tram from Providence
was approaching the Canton station the steam
arch OF ihs Ioc motive eyp'oded, instaI tly
killing the enPineman. Mr.. I.ucius Cummings
MIR. Cummings head was Blown to pieces,
separating it from his shoulders. The fireman
received no mFtcrial injury. The locomotive
was detached from the ears BY The concus ion
and run over halt "A mile when the fireman
succeeded III 81 piping ii by means Of the
miraculous, as the TO ward part of h engine,
where he was standing, was completely de.
siroyed, pieces Of the boiler being thrown to q
great stance.
| Mr.. Cummings was worthy man, having
a high character in his vocation. lie leaves a
family.
The passengers represent the noise OF the
explosion as resembling the discharge of hea-
w cannon. Many of them were much fright
ened aid attempted To jump from the cars -
Aitr quiet had been restored, aLd the cause
OF the accident had been ascerttincd the pas
sengers started for the Canton depot which
was jus, ahead Near the bridge they found
the body of Mr. Cummings, lying at the 81 Ie
Of the track A portion of the head was TWEEN
ty or thirty yards from the trunk. The re-
mains were conveyed to the depot, In short
time, the fireman, with the remains of the en-
glnc and tender and two ofllarndcn's cars re-
turned. lie represents that he was stunned
by .he explosion, and when his scnses return.
ed, he found that he was lying on The wood OF
the tender, with everything in ruins around
Il lie jumped to the brakes and stopped tho
engine AT the time of the accident the train
was going about thirty miles an hour.
/. The fireman had one side of his whlskers
scorched off, probably by the flash OF the ex
Plusion 1t is stated tha. portion of the rail
ing OF the locomotive wa thrown down the
prccipicc at the bridge, an Knocked out tn,
posts of the piazzI Of house, distant severn
hundred yar's. The cause of the accident
will probably be investigated They had tax
en- IN water but short time previous to the ex
plosoa.
The explosion was heard at the distance o
nine mile1.-Boston Traveller, EJ. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

A TIMELY CAUTION We advise every
vessel bound to Cal fornia to carry few guns
and ammunition, besi les small arms and all
small vessels to have a gun in mid ships. -
There will be pirates in the Pacific to rob the
vessels laden with gold. The piraiical junks
from Bornno, will be cruising in those lat-
,udcs few guns will be protection.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

6T-Therc Il consid rablc excitement IN Al
eghany city, opposite ri,sburs, by d.scov-
cry tha, five graves hal been d.sccratcd.
The bodies, which were those Of PERSONS Of
rcspcc,abiliiy had been recovered Several
physicians AID students were under arrest.
charged with the commission OF the offence
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

G,ncral Taylor LEFT his Plantation IN This
State. IN the steamboat Nlcksbure, To day
proccclhg thence to Nashville, Tennessee.
lie ntrnl. r aching Washington by tie 2Oth
Of February Mr. Clay Is 10 accompany him
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

( New hSD DANGrROvs D!scoyERY a Mr..
BAIwjn, oil Lon! Ion has discovered a method
by which even tie ,hnncst paper may be spIlt,
without injury 10 the parts The Directors
OF he B .nk OF Eaglan /, TO tcs, his ski, r.
ceat slbnitted t. his operations an old bank
note Of very thin paper, which was rcturae !
I the next day split perfectly, without the slight
est injury 10 the pats. Mr.. Baldwin reluS7 d
to give any Information about the process by
winch it was accomplished
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Of North Kircsto,ln.

G1-We extract the following fom a letter
receive few days since, from Mr. Henry l..
Sheldon, at San Francisco, by his father, in
this town. Wepublsh such parts of the let
ter as can have any interest for our readers :;
The sentences omitted, are of private and do
NEST nature. This letter is nearly Of as late a
dateas any which have been received from
California and from this, we lhuk the more
sobcr-mind and rejecting must 10 convinced
that large fortune cannot be made in day,
a week, or month, by digging goil. After
giving it fair trial. Mr.. Shel on was satisfied
to abandon it, and return to his paper, from
which he realizes more money, by less labor,
and un er far more comfortable crcums ances,
than by working at the Mines. This only
confrme the opinion which we have always
entertained, that every Mechanic who goes
out, should take his tools and implements of
ira e with him, for he may find it more to
his advantage, health and comfort to use them
instead Of digging for gold
Mr.. Sheldon speaks Of having sent numbers
of his paper, "The Californian" to his faith
er, containing interesting informal on relative
TO the Mines,-bu, csc have not vet reach
ed here.
SAN FRANcIsco, UPPER CALIroRSIA,
October Z 1918
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B ROWLAND, Prob Clerk =.
CouKT OF PRoBATy,

Newport, Feb >, 1919.
UGUSTuS BUSH, Guardian on the cs-
\ tate ofTIIOMAS Is GEFFROY, minor,
presents his Guardianship account on SAID -.
tate tor allowance the same is read, rcccv, d
and the consideration thereof referred 10 a
Court of Probate to be holden at thc Tow n
Hall in said Newport, on the first Monday Of
March next, at q O'Clock, a III, and notice oi
the same to be given for three successive
weeks, by advertisement in the Herald Of the
Times b B ROWLAND, Prob Clerk
Erh
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CouRr or PRosATr,
Newport, fcb ,, ISIV. y
ENGS and FRANCIS LAW

NtWPoI', ftU % IoiT , y,
CAMUEL ENGS and FRANCIS LAW
y TON Fxecuior' of George EnPs 'r oi
sad Newport, deceased, present ulen eo
conn, on said estate for allowance, which ac.
count conisinss credit for real estate Of SAID
George Ems, sold by the Executors. Tbs
same ~ read, received and the consideration
thereof referred 10 a Court OF Probate to be
holden 1T the Town Hall in said Newport, on
the first Monday of March neIt, al oeloc I,
a m. and notice TO be gwen Of che same, ny
advertisement for three successive " chs IN
the Herald ofthe Tunes
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