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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Mn. LAwaEscn.-"The journal con-
'inues 10 misrrpresent The ease OF Mr..
Lawrence, and steadily refuses 10 state
the facts in regard 10 The late decision
Of The Board OF Canvassers."
Thi. is sand by the paper which has
never dared to publish the bond and The
solemn oa'h which Mr.. Lawrence took
that he resided AT i9S Broadway, New
York. We published The mhoie docu-
menf, with all the accompanying papers;
we published, also. the minutes Ot Me
p'Oeeediags of the Board Of Canvassers
upon the question as they appeared IN
the Post. This the Post calls mlsrcrre-
s;niation, while lis own statement that
Mr.. Lawrence was merely described an
6Ond as being aresidcnt OF New York
not a word about his swearing to
that fict-the Post calls full and clear
explanation Of the whole matter
That citizen OF New York. a man
who, within less than a year, has de-
lihcralely made sol, mn onlh to his resi-
dence IA New York, should be taken
up and De nominated for the second
place on the state ticket, is q piece Of
lmpudence which we should pronounce
wholly unparalleled were it not sur
passed by the course OF his friends, who
attempt TO sustain his nomination, after
fuIt exposure Of his ineIigiblify, and
TO browbeat the Board of Canvassers
into keeping his name upon the list,
where it was placed only at his own
suggestion, and where every rule OF
law and common sense alike forbid that
il should remain.-PrOp. JOur.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

npThe Right Rev. DR.. O'ReiIly,
Bishop OF the See OF Hartford, visited
the Catholic Church in this town on
Sunday, and administered the Holy
Rite OF Confirmation TO one hundred
and fifteen persons. The last Coniir-
nation which was had here was by the
late Bishop Tyler, three years ago,
when liz rcrsans were confirmed.
Bishop OReilIy will preach "A, the
Catholic Church this morning, nj 8 o.
clock, it being the Feast Of Annuncin-
ton.
Yesterday he visited Fort Adams. by
invitation of Lieut.. Rvsccrans, Of The
Engineer C'rps he was accompanied
by Mems. Fauv,l Gouraud, French
Consul, Rev. Mr.. Fitlon and R,v. MIR.
Gibson. OF the Catholic Church.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
d jEYerY Wniu who has Il riuht u

~ Every Wing who has right TO
vote at the coming elections, who is now
absent, should be at home, wthou, fail
on the day of voting, and be sure to de-
posile his tickets in the box, early in
the day and also to see tina, his neigh
borS and friends do the same. You wi /
have to vote two tickets, at least one
for State officers and another for Con-
grcssmen. Should there be any oppo-
stiun to the members of the Assembly.
you will also have put in a ticket for
them, ,-making three in all.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
TPUBLIc No 25.1

AN ACT to amend the act to change
the time of holding the circuit and
district courts of the United States
for the district of Ohio.
BE 1t en"cted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, Of the Uni
ten States of Amsrica in Congress as
senibied, That the term OF the circuit
and district courts of the United States
for the district Of Ohio, now required
by law to commence on the third Tues
day Of May in each year, shall hereai-
ter commence on the th I'd Tuesday o.
April in each year and all provisions
of law now applicable to the holding oi
said May term shall apply to the said
April term.
Approved, March 3, 1851.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

EFFECTS Of TAE SroRM.---The tide un
dcrmincd the Dorchester and Milton
Branch road between the Granite
Bridge Stanton and The Lower Mill, and
s.erveG the rails and slecpers for three
or four rods. The road is damaged for
more thln half Il mile. The tide made
1. complete breach over he Long Ma
hanD Beach at Lynn, and carried
away large part oithe break water,
'md doing great damags TO the carriage
way built two years since. 1t il cst-
mated that $1,000 would not cover The
damages.
The ship Robcna, from Liverpool for
Baltimore, wen, ashore during the storm.
OF Cape IIcnry, where she sill lies, in
company with a British bark laden
with Railroad Iron. The Robcna has
large cargo Of salt and Iron and had
on board one hundred passengers, five of
whom, two Ladies' and three gentleman,
were drowned while attempting TO land
Hopes are entertained that the vessel
will be got Oft. She is insured for $50,
000 the greater part Of which falls on
Offices in Baltimore.
The staten mt that the the Suffolk
Mill had 600 barrels of flour damaged
a Boston was enormous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

SnADRAcu, the Fl GlTlvE. ~ CAM
ADA. Letters from Montreal state that
Shadrach, the fugitive, who escaped
from Boston, is in state ot great dee
,itution. He has sent to u friend in
Boston, stating that he has not been
able to ob'ain employment. An advcr-
iiscIncnt in the Montreal papers states
that Buffers Real Ethiopian Screnaders
were to give Concert Oh the 9th inst,
for the benefit Of Shadrach, Williams,
Johnson, Tisbold, and Scott, five fupi-
tive slaves lately escaped to that city
and now in u staie OF destitution Az
part of the performance, Shadrach
was TO relate the history Of hls wonder
ful escape from Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

VENTiLArioN.-The Newark Daily
has a long article, ridicuIing the propen-
sty Of Americans to avoid fresh and
wholesome air. 1t states "a cas-, thus
1t ita damp, warmish day in winter
the wind southeast, with so little oxygen
IN as not to have sufficient strength 10
supper column OF spirits Ol wine,
mu h less the animal spirits, ut the u u
al height. AT Jersey City, this crowd
OF fifty people, with h iyc, hungry lungs
take IN, on setting out on Il journey to
Newark af W gallons Of this very indif-
itrent atmosphere which is to Last them
AL iar nearly half an hour, closely corked
up in an air-tight box Of cabinet work.
just argc enough TO hold them.
There are delicate ladies, babies,
gene ais judges, editors perhaps, and
other human flesh and blood, black,
white. red and, gray. Presently the
slender provisions,no OF Goals, but of
tho equally essential stock Of unmer-
charitable air, just spoken of, gives out,
and the passengers are scarcely half seas
over; what is to be done now? One
gasps. another i;,ints outright third is
srnseless in a crtorous lethargy.-
There is a remedy at hand. philosophers
inform us; namely, to open the window.
But nobody is aware OF it The preva-
lent opinion Is, that We exist by breath
ing, but i, is generally supposed that the
atmosphere Is little, or not at all concern
cd wrtsc ceremony.
"Thc small minority Of the community
wlo suspect it has, are still under the
impression, that one bottle OF fresh air,
like Il similar quantity Of q4ack medi-
cine, is rs good as many, and quite
enough TO sustain Il man for Il long
10 rncy. They don't see how appropria-
tlrg the same breath of air more then
In times hurt it, any more then i'm
hibing pleasures from the charming ia
eeso the lad Is around them, can take
any thing from their beauty"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
KIssus.-Thc ladies Of Troy have IN

Klssrs.-Thc ladies Of Troy have IN
troduccd new feature at their fairs.
from Which they realize n much hand
soner sum than from lotteries. All the
best looking girls wear pIacards, kiss
es one shilling each;' and others Of less
charms six cents. Gentlemen are eXpec-
ted to go according to the weight OF
their purse. 1t is stated a, n late iair-
one Erosy-Iipped, brighI-eycd girl r"a-
lizcd sixiy-two dollars in single night,
and an other nine and half, One gen
tIrman purchased eleven dollars worth
OF sweetnc -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

LiGuT Sur Tor BREN1oN's kfhF-
The last Congress appropriated Sio,ooo
for a Light Ship for Brenton's Reef on
this coast This is of much Importance
to the sea-iaring population, and TO all
others who have an interest in the wei
fare and safety Of Commerce.
There is probably no place on our
coast where more real necessity exists
for some such constitutional means oil
protection than at Brenton's Rect II
is an exposed situation, and should be
provided with good and sufficient
vessel this, we think, may well be
done for the money appropriated. 1t
is sonnet mes IL fault With our govern
ment light vessels that they are slightly
buiH, and in consequence are not cal
culated Tor sea-scrvice; we certainly can
see no good Ieason why government
money should not build II good and sub
slanlial vessel, as if the same amount
was expended by individuals for such
purpose. And yet such is not always
the case perhaps, howev,r this may
be owing 10 the fact, that when ind
viduals expend money for purposes #
ship-bulding or otherwise, where much
responsibility exists, they more fire.
quenily watch over the enterprise, and
are also more careful TO have the work
done meH than quick. la order that
work may be lreH done it should bc
mei. paid for aud when it is well paid
for, it should always be- well done. But
this rule does not hold good in every ill.,
stance where the government are par
ties in The transaction, iur they u" un
usually pay well and get poor goods
We Lear it said by Pilots, Shipnas-
tcrs, &C., that this vessel should have
tuo lights, and otherwise be provided
with p oper log signals.
This is unquestlonabIy necessary, and
in fact our own opinion is. that all light
ships should have TWO lights, SO thai
they may the more certainly be Listin-
guished from other lights on the coast.
In the present case there is very strong
reasons for providing the light ship, TO
be stationed off Brcn,on's Reef. with
two lights otherwise her light might
sometimes he mistaken Tor that of Bca-
yer Tail. This occurrence would be
the most probable were vessels to the
eastward fthe Reef and in range OF
that and Beaver Tail. But with two
lights upon the Light Ship, no such
contingency could ever happen, and
commerce and navigation will be meal
culably benefited. In view ot the IN
por,ance OF the subject, ami since Con-
gr SIS las made the necessary appro-
prialion. we hope that no time will be
lost in building II proper vessel, and
causing her to be securely moored off
Brcntoil's Reef
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
IPUBLic-No. 26 |
Approved, March 3, 1851.

AN ACT to change the terms of the
circuit courts Tor the eastern and wes-
tern districts Of Pennsylvania.
BE ii enacted by the Senae and House
of Representatives. IF the United siotes
of America in Congress assembled, That
the terms of the circuit courts OF the u
nited States for the eastern aud western
districts OF Pennsylvania shall hereafter
commence as follows, 10 wit: The A.
p.i and October terms OF the eastern
district shall commence on the first
Mondays OF April aud Octobe-; and The
May and November terms Of the west
ern district shall commence on the sec
ond Mondays of May and November.
Approved, March 3, 1851.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
With much esteem. we
are YOUR friends,

DEsrlruTE EMicRASrs.---Sevrral des-
tituie cmcgrants who arrived in this
city few days ago by the ship Monte
yuma, from Liverpool, were found Mon
day afternoon in the streets, in a star
wing condition. They were taken TO the
Fourth Ward Station where they were
provided wi ii food, after which they
we're sem to the Commissioner oi EN-
igraiion. These emigran,s, 1t appears,
were taken out OF the poor-house in Ire
land. by Lord LaDsdown. Il New York.
Tribune. 10Th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

~ We were in Tivertou Friday, and
had long conversations with our lead
ing Wing friends 'hcre, AMI they give
us the fullest assurance that old liver
ton will yield Il rousing Wing majority
on the day Of election. The sturdy I'D
farmers Of that true Rhode Island town
do not fancy the idea of having New
York gentleman elected to the second
Office in the 9Th Of the people oil this
State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

GEAll our exchanges, out Of the
State, which have spoken OH the sub
ject without hardly single exception,
are most clearly of the q inion that Mr..
Lawrence has not gained legal resi-
dence in Rhode Island. And most OF
them wonder, under the circumstances.
that tho party should continue him in
nomination.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

uiThe Hon. George Da ncroft has
taken a house in this town for the sum
mer. I'ie will probably he the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor next year.
lie had better write some letters to
somebody, Immediately, and announce
his intention to take up his residence
here la Lawrence. This will d, the
thing. lf he should happen to swear
in the mean time, that his residence
was in the city Of New York, i, would
.mouit to nothing, as it would be- IA
"iDere matter ot iorm."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Tur Tuax,sH ENv KS FAREWELL
Apparss. Amin Bey, the Commits
sioner of the Turkish Sultan, took
final leave ri the President Of the Uni-
ted States on Saturday last, with
view OF returning To Constantinoplc.--
ON This occasion, the several members
vi the Cabinet were present, and Amin
Bey, being presented to the Prcsident
Ly the Secretary Of State, read To him
an address. in which he expressed his
acknowledgements of his Government
and himself for the many strong cyidcn-
Gee Of friendship which he had recev-
cd since he had been IL tins connlry.-
us alluded 10 his recent tour through
out the Union, and 10 the qualification
with which he had observed the polit-
ucal, social, and civil Institutions of the
country, the resources Of the nation the
extent Of their commerce and agricul-
Iure, and the wonderful progress chich
IN 81 brief u space of time the people
OF the United States have ma dc in va
rious branches of public industry. The
President responded briefly to the ad-
dress oi Amin Bey. He regarded the
mission Of the Envoy rs one worthy OF
note, and was happy to learn that its
results had been so satisfactory. The
country, he said, would be hat,ercd by
the opinion the Envoy had expressed Of
the agriculture, the commerce and man
utactures Of the State. He requested
Amin Bey to bear the respects of our
Government TO the Sultan, his intclll-
gent Sovereign, and commended him
to the protection Of the Almighty
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

u5-We hear but one opinion express
cd about town, except among few Of
the horelessly 'os, Locotocos, in regard
to the duty OF the Board Of Canvassers
10 strike the name Of Mr.. Lawrence
from the voting list. Even tina, hard
cncd old political sinner Daniel Brown
makes no noise about keeping the
name OH the list.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

MArRIMoNy You ough, to marry"
Never" II know - good girl for you"
"Lct me alone! But, perhaps, you
don't know her. She syoung." Then
she is sly.' "Beau,ilul" The more
dangerous" "Ofgood family" Then
she is proud "She is tender hcartc ~
"Then she is jealous" "She has tai
en.s " TO kill me-" "And one hun
dred thousand dollars" "PH take her 4"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

PICKED UP. The five boys who went
of in small boat from Block Island
last Friday, were fortunately fallen in
with and picked up the following NOR
ming by the schooner Isabella. from
New York for Boston. and carried into
Holmes Hole the same day, as we learn
from correspondent at that place
The boat is in possess on Of John
Holmes, Esq, of Tisbury.--N Bedford
Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

90 An adjourned Wing meeting was
holden at the Town Hall. las, evening,
Hon. II, b. Crans,on in the Chair. Tie
Committee appointed at the last meet
ing, to recommend suit bile candidates
Tor Senator and. Representatives. stated y
through their Chairman, that they were
not prepared to make report at n,ls
time. The meeting was then adjourned
to neNt Monday night. at hall past 7
O'Clock, when the Report OF the Conn il
tee will be uad,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

1t is not pretended that Nj. Lawrence
has done any act showing. or taken any
oath declaring, his rcs'dcnre and
homer were IN New York within year
previous to next April.-Pror. Hstaid.
This is mistake, Judge Mr.. Law
renee took AN oath that his residence. on
the illh ofJuIy last, was ia New York.
Read the documents again, vcry care
rully, and you wi probably comprehen
them tic neNftne.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

nTThe steamer Empire State: Of
the Fall River Line. was the only cas-
tern boat which left New York Tues
day night and came through. This line
is safer and far superior, in all respects,
20 any oil er.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

OF 1t appears from an article in the
Newport News, that WIN. B. Lawrence,
Esq. the gentleman nominated Tor Lieu.
tenant Governor OF this Safe by the
Democratic Convention, was, according
TO his Oh II taken on the lih day Of Ju-
ly last, citizen vf New York. Thus
being the fact, he of course is not cligi.
BILE. agreeably TO our Constitution, TO
fill the Office Bristol Phenir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

pThe Editor Of the Washington
Southern Press, having SAID that Mr..
Calhoun was neither witty nor hu-
morous. adding that "wit and humor, al.
ter all, are nothing but reason distorted,
quaint, and grotcsquc,' tho 1ouis'ils
Journal replies tla, then the South
ern Press 10 tlc witticst newspaper
extaut.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

,LS'Thc New Bedford Mercury says:
We have ihe best authority for stating
thai several warrants have been issued
against fugitivcs in this city. There
can be no doubt Of this, however un-
founded other rumors in relation to the
matter may have been"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

A nen ,rayto D.tedl bW.-A bill to
amend the charter Of the Buffalo and
Mississippi Railroad Company, passed
the House Of Representatives Of the In
diana Legislature. and went to the Sen
ate, where il was stolen 10 prevent ts f.
MI passage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Mons OH CoMisc.-The whaler
Orozimbo, arrived at New Bedford yes.
terday, reports having spoke and seen,
since she left the Sandwich Islands,
fourteen homeward bound ~halers,
nearly all Of them full. All these are
yet to arrive.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

The Boston Transcrip, says that the
water in section o: the lie d pipe. which
conveyed the Cochituate water to East
Boston, was found to be frozen, though
the pipe was 26 feet below the surface
Of the channel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

John S, Skinner, Esq, editor Of the
Plough, Loom and Anvil, fell through
a door in the lobby Of the Baltimore Post
Office, last Thursday ; he died IN few
hours after the accident. His death is
a national loss he was formerly Assis-
ant Post Master General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

~ The Revenue Cutter Jackson has
been undergoing thorough repairs, for
some time past at Coureli's ship-yard
sh1 will be put in commission again, on
this station, the first of April.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Chaplin, the aboIllionist who was ar
rested in Maryland in the act of alb
duc'ing from Washington city, the
$ aves Of Mcssrs. Toombs and Stevens,
OF Georgia. and whose trial Was TO have
,akcn place in Howard District Court.
Maryland. on Monday, failed TO appear
and forfeited his bail, $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

0o-The steamer Crescent City arriv-
ed at New York on Friday. She
brings no news of Importance from Cal
ifornia, bun has a large amonn, ofgold.
She does not bring the mails.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

IL The steamship Ohio arrived at
New York Saturday morning, with the
California mails, one hundred and fifty
passengers, and quantity Of gold
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

The Henry Clay Association intend
celebrating the birthday Of that distin-
guished gentleman on the l2lh OF April
next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

A dispatch from New Orleans, receiv-
ed at the War Department on Thurs
day, states that Brevet Major Georgc NJ.
Brooke. q. s. A.. died at San Antonio,
Toxas on ,hs Til inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

During the years lsio and 1850 three
hundred and ,wcnry-three houses have
been demolished In Paris for the sake
ofinprovemsnts. The average price
jaid by The ely TO the owners, are four
.sndr-d and fneen francs FOR one metre.
T.. p,,sl smoar " lie outlay ras
ss,y. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Among the cuIiositics added In the
Schenectady Museum is a musqui o's
bladder, containing the souls Of "a
r.ils-s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

= --
Os- The nigh, that Mr.. Van Aliens
house w,s Jns,,,,.J hy f.. H.. ,
~ wv VIC 'o'"-
oers VI 'ro'e'"oh Frc Company NO.
., Captain Tisdalc, after returning to
their house. appointed NIcss-s. Henry
T;,a,,o ,y;u;, W. r,.
"" ." ''' ''"' ! .''''"'
s "' " .Io'''"'',o ~ 'o''''' ''''
''''' ~ Wv O u W "' "'''."
"' "',' ''"l''s .u o' '''c h"uN'' WIZ
'''' "'' '"." 'oo'' ~ VIC "'e' Inc gen
ucmen OF the COMMITTEE went lnme-
diately TO work with their wei known
cb,rac,er;.,;c op.rov and IN. f,I,,vi,,,
- ...:,, .L- ',. :. ~
'''e' VIII S'''" VIC ''Su'' VI ''''" '"-
name ana praise worthy efforts. MT.
Tisdalc, IN behalf OF the Committee ad-
dressed a letter to each of the men. of
which the r>Ilowinp is a copy:-
N.,.,., - ,,,..L on ,es,
"P'' - '''"''"' '0' ''''
pEAR oiR -
In behalf Of sundry cit
iZens OF me Town, l enclose herewith
tac sum Oh hii! do''irs' rendered 10 you
ny 'hem' ior 'l' purpose oi repairing, III
some uceref' the llSs sustained by you
al me hre Oh 'he lo'a ihft.
be2g "e your acceptance oi 'he same,
""i' wan ,''u'h rtspcc',
very uhy yours, III oehalI
,,r,ny ., ,r, 'l.G .''n"l.,ee, ~
N n ""' c',''' '''''''
ne recipients ol 'h's K'hdness re-
turned the following letter 10 Mr.. lis
dal,:-
r.,r., ,,., o,,s,
II..v ~, t. Si'' o''
Chairman.
DEAR SIR:
The under
,, "y ,o,' " NJ, r".o"n"ee "'c ~
2Oth inst. with iiiiy dollars in each let.
ter, which you inifrm us has been ten
dercd by sundry citizens Of our town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

c. The spanish Government fear
another invasion Of Cuba. They have
five vessels in the port OF Havana, with
large fleet cruising outside
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

The Pope Of Rome has declined SEN
ding a Bishop 10 reside near hls black
Majesty, Faustln !, layti.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

UTJcnny Lind refused to leave New
Orleans OIL Sunday, and the boat had
to be detained until Monday for her.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Nothing can be more foolish than an
idea which parents have that it is not
rgsrec,.lle to set ,heir children 70 work
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

U We are very glad to perceive
that the editor of the Providence Her
aid likes the recent charge o. Judge
Sprague to the Grand Jury, in Boston.
We did not anticipate such ii confession
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

An exchange paper, announcing the
dealh Ola gentleman out Wes,. says
that, "thc deceased, though Bank Di-
rector, /, is generally believed died .
christian, and universally rcspce ted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

A fine coat often covers an intoler-
abe T. !. bu. never coueca!s ere.