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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-06-10

$50 slaves for his own use This, believe, is
correct statement of the circumstances of the
Hairston family. CosMoroLlrE.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-06-10

TIE RuLna PASSION. &c.-A late waggish
printer whilsfon his death bed, was requested
Ito Be- .coniPossd ~ Distributed yeus Rsass
was tho b, faint reply ss3'F 81 8 8
The suthorship OF the first Homestead Bf
err drafted is cfsimed for George Alla5|
native Of Windhsm, Connectic icut and
by occupation. = ~ - ~ s2s ~ ).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08


them; when they got near tho corner, Bateman
made spnng at Soule with his right hand In his
breast when be made tho spring witness caught
soS back and a0 ss R hin se saw
Bateman behind the hand cart, with pistol pointed
toward Barry 4 Pattens 6oule at that time was
further up towards Clay street, and witness thinks
that Baseman fred three shots after no saw him
Bstemsn fred tho first pistol ans witness did pot
know that Soule Ared ct all II he had done 50 mt
neas would Rave seen II Witness stated something
farther relative 70 the position Of the parties. and
then stated that he saw Basemxn shoot at Wilson,
but did n0{ see him shoot at any ono else ana
thinks tbet be wss much ex tied that he did mot
know What he was about Witness did not or hear
I any other shots than these which were fired at
Wilson.
Nj. Sharpe ssti8ed TIA. he cav Souie on the cor
per. ard saw Bsteman attack him Soute drew
lack, and drew his pistol Immediately; as he Il
,empted 10 cock h, two peas rushed npon hin.
ana Souie fell; other parties rushed towards Bate
nan ana tried TO take hold os him; sow the pistol
la his hand; the next thing hs saw or Batemsn was
hsbind . hsr dcar., about fifteen feet from Sodle;
Scrle waa down, N d Batemas advanced two PAGES
and fired two shots at him; saw no persos except
Bstsman f'e; witxess saw Soule all tho time, aad
says thar e did not Gre at all.
Offscr Elitz testified to n6ar'y the ne facts a.
the preceding witness, and says that Batcman wps
about tel PAGES from SOuIe when he fired OF him.
Mr.. Hart weA also called, and tbe important part
Of his Testimony confirmed what had already been
stated.
The prosecutioo cloeed. and the defence called
ThosI. 1. Smish--Witness stated that he was
prsert and beosd eve six pistol shoes; the first
shot VIVA not FREQ by Batornan, but BY some person
In tie middle If the street, and thinks it was fired
ct Bateman; Bate man then drew bis pistol and
fred ss the man who fred at him; two more cross
ebCts were then fred between the FIRST mentioned
partit<; fiih shos was then fred at Wilson, and
dxth, kut witness does not know by whom; witness
Was s,aI.dipg between Bateman aud Soulc, but did
not see BAteman shoot at Soule; witness said that
be was within four feet Of the parties when the f
fculty occurred; turned and saw Souie on his
knee, with pistol In his hand. and saw Bateman
with bis hand In his bosom witness said he was
| not ffiend 10 either.
Mr.. Cochrsne. for defence testified tho safne II
relation TO the beginning OF the difficulty, othe
| witnesses, and said that when Bstemsa struck q
Soue, be (6cule) drew his pistol, and Bstemao VA
| shovsd down the street. A shot wss fired about tn
| time Baemsn drew his pistol. and Bateman thcl
6red, not ut Soule, but at the Oan who frat ahot
! him. His second shot came toward the corner, 1
the direction Of Soue. LILO heard four or Ave shot
| altogether.
The Recorder required the parties to bring u
1 examination 70 close for the day, aud said b
| would retme the case on Wednesday at ten ociocl
Stephen b. Rhodes was called, and testified thl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

party VIII h went out from Los Angeles, scye-
raj months ago, 70 prospect the Colorado. has re-
TUNED after lengthy cad unsuccessful search for
gold mines.
The discovery of O quicksilver mine in Msriposa
county is reported.
The hydraulic ditch Of Jones. Turner & CO.. at
Coloma was sod on the i instant, under tho sher
iffs hsmmer, for sGj, 0Q0.
A fiume Ten miles 10 lepgh L. to be made from
Scott river, TO facilitate mining at Hamburg Bar,
and ether diqgipgs on the Klamath near the june
ton, where there Is great deal OF earth heretofore
unworksbic for want Of water.
A patty has been formed In San Diego 10 prosf ecs
the country the north Of the CHA. near the San
Fisncis river, where gold has been found In small
quantities by travellers.
MISIxG AROUND GRASP VALLEY CONTINUED
Success or THR Iowa HILL NisEs.-FIom the
71iograrb we take The following notice OF the rich
aDsriz 5nd placer n Ines Ia that vicinity
Around Grass Waller the mining interest has
been prospfrd to an unusual Dc during the past
,ek. We have heard Of no company whore pros
txr,tv haa Dot crowned effort. At the ManhAttAn
mill the rock ushed in three days yielded twenty
six pounds Of closely pressed smalgsm. This "A In
otec an astonishing result. The rock came nom
Houston Hill, which bidssfair to prove one Of the
richest ieacs In the country. Messrs. Houston and
Stsrkhousc have shown us specimens, which would
convince tie most skeptical.
From Humbug Flat, and The fat at thu mouth o.
W,ospccksr revine we beer OF success. The com
renits nj the Eureka and Grass VALLEY slicee havs
ttsr vel umnpf rAte6.
o. Alta NJ, soue enterpsisng citizens bar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

NHO5t fNfp0VuAl dnOWS, ana lJ0 north IOrk, which
has its head among the highest peaks Of the Sierra
Nevsda, is roaring torrent tho greater part Of the
year. So, to take all thiIgs into confederation,
those pers sons who expect to fDd fortune Ia day,
or dirt richer than three cents TO tho par, had bet
ter stay ct home.
Matters 90 on handsomely q the Indian Reser-
vssion. The harvest Is MI gathered, and the
threshing machine Is doing its work Of sepNa.
sight to observe parties Of Indians In their vari-
GUS occupations, working with the utmost
cheeIfulDess and alacrity J; some diving four
aud Elk mule teams, some feeding the thrcshing
naei inc, and Others attending the largo crops Of
corn, potatoes andwatermelcns. The wheat crop In
ihe best have seen this year. A small portion Of
The yield las Proc uced IS mueh as seventy bushels
TO te acre, and tho whole crop viii average thirty.
fiy, bushels to the acre. The barley crop, being
SOC late, is rethcr light especially that part Of
sewn latest. Tho value of the present crop, no
cert ing TO Les Angeles prices is estimated " from
$500 .ec9 to 100000. II is ccrtaioly an enormous
considering the lstencss Of the season at which
operations were commenced.
The Indabs are arriving caily Ia smaH parties,
end are Immediately reported TO Mr. Bishop, taS
worthy sups rin.ensut OF tie farm, who Ii not iong
In GnciTg che m employment. more happy set Of
beings 10 has never been my lot to see; and although
each tribe speaks different dialect such thing ~
fight or . quarrel has never happebed among them
Captain Howard and myself intend starting IA
soon o. our horses are sufficiently rested on short
tour OF exploration TO Owens Lake and toe desert
beyond the Sierra Nevada, and return through
Walkers Pass. You may expect us in Stockton
about the LIST Of August.
A party Of twelve persons Left San Diego ON tho
9Th iDst. 10 search for gold on the Coiorado They
are stuTd. mcpnfaineers and persevesing men, and
IL gold does exist in that region. they viii find Il.
| They are TO remain one year.
| The Murder ON Board the Yankee Blade.
Prom the San Francisco Herald. July IL
| The United Sfsfss vs. Edtr0sd HumfingdoN Acsry
Indicted for Murdcr.It viii be recollccted thai
the defendant while his way to California on the
| FIRST trip OF the steaUship Yankee Blade, stabbed {
female by thu name Of 6usannah Russell, who came
on board in his company, and was called BY him
"sister." There existed other relatioas bctwecs
them, however be having manifested tho utmost
anxiety and eaoosy with regard 70 her intercourse
with other persons. The Affair occurred on the 1871
Of Feb nary, while the vessel was on the Atlantic
The unfortunate woman upon receiving tho stab
fell, end, exclaimlng "he hes killed me-" died a.
most instantly. Avery. being approached. was OBJ
served TO have q wound scro@ his throat, ADD hi
ssid Doctor have cut my throat. i did Il right
killed that GIRL love that girl" He then stoope<
over her corpse and kisseA her. Such are
briefly, the circumstances Of the occurrence
upea Che arrival u The vesel here, Aver!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

TaE METHODIST CaURCH CAsE.--The
Supreme Court has decided tho Gin
cinnati Book concern case in favor Of
the South, and reversed the decree OF
the Ohio Circuit court. The decision
also declares the Northern and South
ern divisions of the Church both valid.
Since the above was IN type we find the
folio wing in the National Intelhgencer
OF Weduesday:-
MxrHoDlsr CHURcN CAsE.-We un'
ders,and that the opinion Of the supreme
Court in this case was delivered by Mr..
Justice Nelson yesterday, and tina, the
decision is upon all the points in favor
OF the Church South. We further un-
ders,and that this decision not oniy e.
,sMtshes the righ, OF the Church South
Ia a proportionate share Of the common
tuads and property, but aIso declares
toe division Of the Church to be valid
act, and that the two divisions South
aad North are equally Legitimate. 1t
may not be improper TO stat, in addi
,isn, that Judge Mclean did not sit in
this case.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

TRE WEssTER MsnoRiAL.-In the
Senate on Saturday, the resolve pro-
viding tor permanent memorial to
Daniel Webster was taken up and op-
posed by Mr.. Alvord OF Franklin, who
moved that il be laid upon the table,
which was rejected, as was also a mo-
ton OF the same Senator for recommit-
tai OF the resolve so as 10 provide for
the erection Of memorials 10 John Adams
and Samuel Adams.
The resolve was passed to be en-
crossed, 81 yeas, 4 nays: Messrs. Al
word OF Franklin, Holland oi Hamp-
shire, Field Of Berkshire, and Wilbur
Of Bristol, voting in the negative. A
motion to reconeider was rejected. Mr..
Alvord will be remembered Tor his
patriotic course on this subiect.-Bos'on
Bee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04
Dte0.

In Providence, 25h inst, Hannah r., wife OF
Aaron ID. Buck, and daughter Of Amos and Ma
ry Horton, aged 20 years.
In Providence, the 2eth inst. Hon. james
Ellis, late District Attorney Of Bristol County
Mass. in the S5th year Of her age.
In thi. city, Thursday. Mr.. Joseph McCul-
loch. aged Al years.
In this city, at her residence in Thames ST.. :,
on the morning Of the 2Sth inst, Mrs. Sarah
Bailey. widow the late William Bailey, Esq,
aged 81 years.
10 North Providence, on the morning of the
9Th inst, Priscilla S,sson, wife Of the late
Joseph sisson, in the Goth year OF her age.
In Providence, 9Th inst, Sarah b., eldest
daughter Of Joseph b. Mathewson, IN the 18th
year Of her age.
In Providence, on the SOth ult., Mrs. Caihs-
rine Dart, in the 18th year Of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

The ,lder Of each ticket, 10 entitled, 6rst, to n
stee plate engraving, (size rs 80 in. Of the
GREAT rANERIcAS HISTORICAL WORK Of Art,
WYOMING,
A copy Of which may be seen At the Office Of this
paper, and second, To one Of the ESQ 900 Gifts,
which will he distributed on the completion Of
the sale Of the tickets.
The pure haser Of S tickets, on the receipt Of
his order, will bo for sarded, carefully packed,
either one copy Of the "W,oming" elegantly
pa'"ted in oil colors, or one copy Of the "W!o-
ming" plain. aud one copy of each of4 other
engravings. equal TO il in value, and is entitled
to S gifts. The purchaser Of more than tick
cts, can have his choice out of 100 different sub
jects, hom steel plates owned ny the Artists
Union, each picture being in value equivalent to
the 'Wyoming," and s entitled to one g,t Tor
each ticket he holds. A list Of tho subjects can
he seen at the office OF the paper.
AGENTS. Persons desiring TO become Agents
for, the sale Of tickets, ny forwarding (pos,paid)
81, shall he sent a Gift Ticket, a copy d Wy
oming. and a prospectus, cont aiming all uecessa-
~ information.
Il is Confidently believed, that the tickets will
I've disposed Of by the first OF July. when the dis
tribution Of GIFTS will bc entrusted to n COM
MITTEE APPOINTED by The TICKET
HOLDERS.
The steel plates from which the Engraving .
are printed, can be seen Mt The Office al the Ar
tists' Union aud COS; SlOO, 900. Specimens Of
the Oil Paintings and Engravings, are also on
view AT the roouns.
REFERENCES. IN regard to the property.
W. c. BARRErT. Esq Counsellor at Law, 10
Wall ST. n. Y, +. J. VsscHER Co. Real
Estate Brokers, 50 Nassau st, N. Y.
ALL ORDERS FOR TICKETS, must be
addressed postpaid, with the money enclosed, to
J. W. HOLBROOkE. Sec.
a24 3m sos broadway, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

SuPHEMs CsuRr. Monday, May L..
Upon the complaint in behalf Of the
State against Augustus B. Copeland
for sale Of liquor in violation oi The 4th
section Of the act in relation TO drinking
houses, upon which hearing was had
on the 22d Of April, the Court ordered
their decision to be certified to the Cour;
Of Justices OF Newport, and sustained
their ruling in favor Of the constitution
aIlty Of the law. This 10 not judgment
upon the general character Of the act,
however, but only upon the distinc,
question raised at the argument as TO
the effect of the 10Th section. The
Court do not pronounce the law valid,
they only say that i,s validity was not
affected by submitting TO the people the
question oi its repeal. A written opin-
ion will be prepared by Judge Bray,on.
Prov. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04
OR. SHAW ON CONSUMPTION.

There 10, perhaps no disease, with which our
country 10 affected, which sweeps of annually so
snsny victims, ~ that fell destroyer Of the hu.
snan race, Consumption. What vast amount
Of suffering might be saved the human famil, il
ohey would but avail themselves in season oi the
remedies which nature has provided for her
children, and which science has reduced to such
. form as to be within the reach Of all. Fa' be
Il drom us to tamper with those who are suffer-
aug with this painful disease. In offering you a
<enedy, we do not ask you to rely upon the rep
revepiaiion Of those who might be actuated by
selfish and pecuniary motives but we give you
ahe deliberate testimony Of some Of the most res
peotabie physicians, that Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, has established for itself a reputa-
sion that cannot be assailed. DIR. Wn. A.
Shaw, OF Washington, N. Z. writes under date
OF May i, 1876, as follows -
"l have heard OF many cases Of decided bene-
dcis. effects from its ure, especially IN Asthma,
and Chronic Cough ot SpAsmodic character. !
haye,ussd the Wild Cherry great deal in prac
dee, aad,with marked good results III those
90 Of great nervous mobility, and irriability, in
which phthiscal patients are subject. have no
.doubt.it,is the best krm in which the effects Of
Prasic acid may he had ms sedative on the
consultation without danger TO the patient. Ev.
ery one knows the reputation Of the Turpentiae
and Balkan constituents In protIacted coughs -
The, combination OF these principles IN Wistar's
Bal,am ofwild Cherry Is ingenious and judi
.cio,s.
"Med;cal men are Justly distrnstful OF Patent
Medicines in general, but candor must discrimi-
nate between outrageous nostrums and humbugs
and those snedicines which have proved saluta-
nv, and,in many well attested cases, curative" !"
None ,,cssine unless signed ] BUTTS on the
wrapper.
tlrisinAily prepared by Williams 4 Co.. Philadei-
,phis, now prepared aud, sold wholesale and retail
nv seth W. Fowle, hos on, Mass, to whom all or,
d.,. should be addressed and Tor sale by his agents
Agents Tor selling wis,ar's Balsam, X. j.. Taylor,
ws,,,n. Nathan Dennis, Portsmouthj william Co
y. Tiyerton Corners 5. Q. Steere, Greenville.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

Theologieal Seninaries, Scientific and Distinguish
ed ublic Men, and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others II Is recommended by
Rev. DR.. LyMAS BEEcHER, late President Of
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rev, DR.. LEONARD WoODs, Abbott Prof. Of
Theology in Andover Theolos,oal Seminary.
Mass. lion. DASiEL p. THoMPsos, Secretary
of State OF Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Boys" OK Amsden," &c., Montpelier, VT;
N.F. WILLIAMS. Esq, formerly Collector Of
the Pr, of Baltimore, Md. ;Rev.JosEPHLIrcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; d. c. FERNALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others
In connection with our old so cent article, We
now pu, up 81 size, in large square bottles with
rich snamsied blue wrappers, gh directions. and
fac simile of Wm. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times 4 quantity of the smaller size.
Be,oare Of Counte.fits and limitations ;!
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAl.SAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO..
Druggists, Boston, and sold by APothrcaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81 90; small size, so cents.
For sale in Newport by X. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
iyl GIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

A SURE and Plrasana hemeuy mr. CoLDS..
n COUGHs, CROrP, WAoopSse-CoUa a1s
A,rHMA, and if lungs sufficient lef, to sustain
life, CERTAIN CvREI yOR CoSsUmPTsoHf
Safe Ior the inE,nt OF the invalid, in any stage
, weakness. A
THE GREAT REMEDY is nj last discover
ed, Consumption can be cured and Coughs
aud Colds, the parents Of that fell dIsrase that so
oIlen iings w'e Ia the hOmes oi Our lai. vanish-
as il by mag gic, hsinxe this soyrREiGs REMEDT"
This is th.t which has 80 long been sought for,-
and IL in full E,nh ole, I'd To the public as GER
tain cure for Coughs, Co'iS, hopping Cough,'
Group, Asshna, and Consumption. and will In
any Case where lungs sufficient are le, To sustain
lite check the liberation and raise the patient to-
health. This is mol an idle boast, pur 10 the
remedy sent into the nlar krt without thorough
trial, bsi has proved beyond toab that " hat
has been asserted CAN ne Dose!
n. BEwARE oR cousTERfEITr, AMI
observe the Eihwing Pm aii.sory Note, With the
f,c smie signature Of the proprietor on every
grniiii,r box
If 500 O5l On dsn,nsd I promise TO pay to-
the bearer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEVlNES."
Certificates OF cures To lie relied on, found in
the circulars leii whh the A.en,s. Lct all th.
afflicted try it faithfully. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers ge0erally.
Ifthe Loxenge is dissolved, and nl,sorbs the
sugar 10 wkch.u is packed, the virtue 10 therS
Yet, and better ihan ever, save the loohs. SIN
PLE but POWERFUL. Try It fairly.
The discovery OF this great remedy, abent two
years since, was alrpos, isracle, and the iaror
It receives where introduced. and the almost un~
paraleled demand, show s worth.
Also sold by all Mcdir'ne Dealers thsoug Aoas'
the country.
Only rs Cts. per Box--Five Boxes for 81.
=. ID. FULLER & Co, General Agents, No. ,
fremont Temple, BosTos.
The Depot Em DR.. Hibbard's Wild Cherry
Buffers; DIR. Hlbbaid's Pills and Circass'an'
Balm;
Fowlcr's "Mscaronick' - sure cure for PiLEs;,
Yankee Extract, tor tar, paint or grease;
DIR. Corneli's Pain ExpeIler;
Herrick s. Co.'S ). &. Pills; Herrisk x Cos
PEsters;
Gallup's Br;er Root syrup Tor DiarrhGa; ALSO
"A large variety Of Popular MeJicines-sold cheap
for Cash or approved credit.
For Sale in Ne~por, BY Il. J Tay'or and ''as-~
ard & Caswcn. Aas 20 ~ dA~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

Court OF Probate, M,ddletown, April II, 1854.
A N instrument in writing dated Ma ch I'D,
n 1852, purporting to he the last " and
testament Of LYDIA B. COLLINS, late OF
Middleiown, Widow, deceased, was presented
by Augustus Bush, ESQ.,, for Probate and for
being named therein sole Executor thereof IL
is ordered that the same he received and the
consideration thereof referred TO n Court Of
Probate, to be holden AZ the Town House ia
Middletown, on the third Monday Of May nett,
at I o'cock, r. NJ, and that previous notice he
given by publishing a copy Of this order Tor
three successive weeks in the Newport Daily
News, for all persons interested in the probate
Of SAID instrument and the issuing Of letters tes
tamentary thereon. TO appear al said Court.
(,f they see 6,) and be heard thereon.
true cepy-w'tness,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL,
a20 Prob't. Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

~ T. HAZARD l. CO., No. 10 Washington
~. Square, Newport, Il. J., wo uld call the at
tentior Of their customers, and those furnishing
ho,'ses Tor the season, to their large aud well
selected stock Of china, glass and stone ware,
consisting in part Of rich gh. figured, and plain
French aud English china. Rich cut, pressed
and fancy glass ware OF English French and
American manufacture. Also, white, blue and
white and other styles Of stone ware, thus maxi
ing large addition to our former stock, which
being now complete, is offered on the mos,
favorable terms. ais
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

A KIss AMONG Tue PURirANs.-In
1850, a trial took place in Connecticut
under the direction OF the Blue Laws
prohibiting kissing. The offenders were
Sarah TuIle and Jacob Newlice. II
appears that Sarah dropped her gloves
and Jacob found them. When Sarah
asked for them Jacob demanded kiss
Tor his pay, and as the demand. did not
seem so Sarah extravagant, she adju ct
ed il forthwith. The iacts were clearly
proved, and the parties were each fined
twenty shillings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04
@ Tarinr 1ntsllisrnfs. Ct
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED

WEDNESDAY, April 27.
Brig Taiaulah, Hooper, Rockport, Savannah.
Schr. Mary Hawes, Young, Portland. Bait;
ID 8 Ives, Snow, N Bedford, N Y; Elmira Rog-
srs, Spellman, Prov, verplsnck.
Sloop Agent, Perry, Old Town. N London.
FRIDAY, April ~.
Schr. c Waldron, Liuefeld, Block Island,
Fishing Voyage; Change, Hunt, N Bedford,
Phila; Gentle, Smith, Rockland. do; Hurd,
Wood, do, N Y; Melbourne, Hicks, do, do.
SATURDAY, April %.
Brig Kate Foster. Killmsr. Matanzas, Bost.
Schr. Chesapeake, Crawford, Rockland, N Y;
Senate, Baldin, do, do.
MONDAY, May lst.
Schr w X EurnhNm, Croweii, Prov N Y ;Jane
Chase. Hsrwich, N Y; Prince Leboo, Trippe,
Oh ,tham, Sandy Hook Allen II Brown, Hindi.
can. River, Ph'la; Squantum. Manley Ports
mouth BOst.
ship Helen Augusta, Fales, whals,ng voyage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE have been appointed Commissioners o"
w the estate Of FRANCIS HENDERSON,
represented insolvent, and six months being al.
lowed to complete the business Of said Commits
sion, we will meet al the Office Of Daniel Z.
Denham, on the first Mondays in July, august,
september and October, at 8 O'Clock, r. M, on
each day, for that purpose. The creditors OF
said Henderson, in the mean time, can present
their respective claims TO either ofm.
JAMES HORSWELL,
ROBERT p. LEE,
DANIEL c. DENHAM.
a26 Commissioners.