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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

MEXICO, Oct. 22d, 1856.
 It is not improbab bIe that Mr. Ellis, the A. merican Charge at Mexico, will soon demand his passports, and go home. learn that he has sent to the Government long list of com pIaint*, demanding answers within reason able time, and also reparation for the viola ton of the flag of the United States in the seizure of an American brig at Vera Cruz.- It is the report that he will go home if these demands are not answered satisfactorily. learn that many days have elapsed, and that no answer has been given. am certain that he will 90 home if no satisfaction is given.- Mir. Ellis at the present time is in poor health, which may delay his departure or protract his negotiations.
 On the part of the Priests and the present Government there is no good feeling toward the United States. North Americans live an uneasy life here, not knowing what to expect from day to day. send ihis letter to take it's chance by the way of Havana.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09
FnsE Eisse NsxH Sh0rG ROaste.

FNSE Eis9e VaIE ShOTE RO9ste.
 nN and aiier Tuesday, the 2l oi December, " 1885. the Union Hne oi Stages will leave Blshop's Hotel, Church strset, New Haven, daily, Sundays excepted ) at 5 o'clock, A. M. in time to take the splendid Steamboats Nim- rod or Fairfield, and arrive in New York at 2 o'clock, P. M. Fare through, Sl 75. For fur ther particulars inquire at Bishops Hotel.
 Dec. If s. BISHOP. .Agerx
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09

Talkatireness.-ItisS isSa common remark that these men talk most who think least 1; just as frogs cease their croaking when a person brings light to the water side.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09
For LilchfieId and Albany,

ON the short road every day, Sundays ex- " cepted, on the arrival of the boats from New York. via SlraitsvIe, Salem, Waterbu ry, Water,own, Ltchfeld, South Farms, to L,chfeld-S7 miIes-and arrive in Albany ,he next day, in time to dine. For seats sp- ply at the Stage Office. opposite ,he Toniins.
 HENRY MIX, Agent.
 Nov. 17. 4wd
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09

GEGA RS.-lO,o0O prime Havana Segars 0 received on Saturday, at the sign of the
 July D. Good Samayitaa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. 2

Hon. George L. Kinnard-lt is with pain who was so badly scolded few days ago on hoard the steamboat Flora, died at the hos pitabe dwelling of Gen. Lyle. on Saturday evening last, and was buried yesterday after noon with distinguished marks of respect.
 Mr. Kinnard was aged about 35 years, and was highly respectable member of Congress, from Indiana. His death is rendered the more distressing, as we understand, he was on his way to Philadelphia, ewih view of being married to lady in that city, whom he intended taking with him to WaShington.- The atiiction will be painful to her in the extreme.-Whig.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09

Lectures on Corns !-An English gen. tleman, Sir Benjamin Brodie, has lately been delivering lecture upon corns and bunions. Sir Benjamin accuses the whole of the present generation with wearing shoes notoriously unlike the proper shape of the human foot. Ladies' shoes, in par ticular, he deems altogether too narrow so much as to keep corns in high state of cultivation.
 4 Recent Club Scene.-A party were playing at whist, and when one of the players Ca noble lord) had shuiIled the cards, Mir - placed his hand on the pack, and called for the groom porter. When the latter entered tine room, MT r-- desired him to bring paper, wax, and tape. These were brought, and Mr. then directed the waiter to seal up the packet and keep it till the next day, and then have it before the committee. At six next morning the noble lord left town for the Netherlands.-London Post. CdShariae PG,r.---The tomb of the unfortunate Queen of Henry VII, who bore this name, has lately been opened.- The body and feet were found as perfect and beautiful as ou the day she died. It appea,s that the body has been embalmed and coated with wax.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

" Z
|Sonerbtatter fimu,e,l nun oarin T.
|berein, naB niefs8 Gceur1lstlt, IN
|lt6 06li9 binreIbeno fep DEN Streit
ga beenDtgen. 9n Daris bat
Der &61ig Die Deputirtenfammer er,
|6fenst, u. infeiner 0ieo.mit cBarme
nnp Ofenbeit iber bic amerifani.
E;tsn Nnaelt9enbeiten feb erFldrt.
Gelne 2bprte lauterlt ipie fo(ot:
H9b beooure 0a6 Der SroFtat pom
4ten 9ulp 1881 nit Den g. Gstoos
Ten In Noroamerita nod niett aan,
in erfallnng gebeEfcnte' Scr Stnte
bon SrD6 D6britantetl bat r1lr.nnD Den,
;DraGoentsn Der %. S;t.feine frsunos
|lltbe 8srmittiuns anscborcn. cesh
babe Ge an9enomn,en ,lto boffe,
|Da6 Gie t,,e,nesn qBunftte beitrstsu
neroen boS oiefe Naeelegenbsit ,u
sinem Gofben Sblu0e sebradt tpers
Den mbss, Der gbre ,psper sroesn
Nationen ntEprsebeno it, > Nn
oemfslten Sage finoigte Der moni-
teur off,iel an, la6 Die fransbGlbe
Nesieruns Die 9srmittlnns gna--
lambs aecsptirt babe. Nuf Der 9Sbr-
fe slns am Sase Der @rb6tnune Der
Som,net Die S5ose, Die poli,ep
babe cine ns,ss Derfbmtrnne ae-
gen oas geben Des $6ni9s ertoetft.
Der 2lnsrif follte aus einsm 6au(s
am Quai d'orsay eemaebt .peroen,
tpenn Der RSnig auf feinem Beae
nod Ser &ammer lib befnoeu mir
ce. 8 .Snblpiouen fnD arretirt .por>
Den. Ser Bug fblus abet cine an.
oerc StraBs Elm, uno iiberalI wdretf
Srnppen aafsefeat. -Aus 4lsier
miro beribtet Da6 Marf0aQ giau,
felln 9. 2.SblaMeu beoeutenoe 9erl
tbei!e hbsr Die Araber errunsen
babe. -. s.s.:s :>=',
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

l0n niM aHsin Dttdnoert, fonostn
aub DerbeGert speroen fou. 6altet
Dabsr auentbalben9 srlatiulunseni
unter5sibnet 8ittlbriften su oielen1
3msefe an pie Genpention nn0 fors
bert oeutfbe 9sfse uno oeutlbe
6ebtspfsss. Ser CUTE grfots TT
llberi tpenn mir einltinmig uno
uno ernft oiefs wibtise AnseIesen-
belt ourbjuieeen (nchen. .. r
Sour Damn erIt-uno nibt ebsr--
baben mir Die bsitissn pflAten ss'
gen unf,re slcrrsltbsn Porfahren
,pelbs unlere Srsibelt ertampften u,
nit ibrent Dilute beieseltcn, unD
sesen unfsre Nabsemmen erfll|t,
men mir tbnen oaS nathrlibe Nebt
[ibrer Mutterfprabe trsu blelben Su
f6nnsn, iicbsrn, uno oas Sortbeite,
ben unferer neutGhen Stride, Spra'
ba S5itten uno 9olfstbamll0tett
frei uno unbsibrdntt errpsrbsn uno
erbalten. = ...-. ...-
Ber baber oas, .. feinem fren'-
oen ginfuBe persiftets 9sfhbl-
Elm Oeutfbsr I'M ganSen sre6sn
+Sinne pss Bortss III iein, nod
rein Eno unperoerben i'm Sulen
trdst, Der iltense feline game Man-
nesfraft an, oas fb bns uno erba-
bene Siel su errin9en Gin oeutl6es
, atertano unp namentli0 bier
in pennfptpanien su 9rhnoen.
IT, Die bbbite uno beiligffe
'pfiht unfsrer Geuesen 1T es, fur
ole(e sroBe Sabe unausgelest uno
frdftigit ia tpirfen unD tpir fcroern
lie oasu auf tpirbitten lie 0orum i'm
9samsn Des oeutfben 9Dlfs!
(2lbler bes gBefenS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

|uno blutistii' Auftgitte. Die Ye-
feble berfelben fIno itreng: %
oDer llntersperfuns. Nber aab tts
onDer1 SStaatem be(onoers lll "
labatia uno Nrfanlas, Deren Vret1s
zen nlle f6mab belcbt ino, b0rt
tnaa son in6rccri(ben lleberfdlen
Der Snoianer. Nus pielen Dllsrtf-
ten fIlbten Ibuklofe 9Bstber ulo
SiuOsr, uno man bat leiosr 0eltlt'
be Gpuretu oaB ptete Snnlaner-
|ltamms auf &rieo Ilnnen, Den IL
init ptsler Git unb 9ewanobstt se'
|wbbntiD ~ fabrsu tpinsn. Drep-
|uno pterfab fellte Die nrllitarIlDe
Watbt an ben 0renjen o!eler
Staaten psritdrst sperben. =.5 ..
Scr Mstbooiftsn Du6ftobr uno
Orufersp. in Sen DetP, 1T am
|lesten Spnnsrltas McrSens IN,
|unsefdbr q llbr iu 8rano seratbef,
|unb NIT Dem sJabalt sanslieb enrh
Die Slammsu ,erltbrt noroen. 9sur
cine tleine Quantitat 8i6er tpur-
Gen gerettet. 0as 9ebduoe tpar
l2l bsp SO SuS Don 9adfeinet'
e6s .@tofrerf bod erbaut. Sle
Druefsrsp ,par iebr ausserebnt tn
Der SO prsBen uno swifben so nno
70 Gsber bsfbdftigt paren. Die
pre6en uno Yubttaben tpuroen ol'
Il 0srniNtet uno Elm 9rc6er Sbeu
Ser Stsreotppen plottsn.
Ser Subttpbr tpar elmer Der
|erb6ten in DEN Sereln. Gtaaten.
Der ean5e 9srluit miro auf $50,
900 Sbaler sefbdBt, BON tpelber
Summs bios $4,000 perllcbert &C.
me(en, uno bon oisfer Surnn,e rlur
$1,000 bep sablunssfabisen 9e'
letfbaften. 3pifbsn Q uno 800
Meni iben (ino Durb oieles un9lld
aus Arbeit sewcrfen mcroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
Ser Seminolsn Srie9.

Oer Setntnolen XrIe9. !
Sie relben ensrsifben 0crfeb'
|runsen Der Bunoesrssieruug rno
ser GlDliben Staaten lanen cine
|balotse 8senoisun9 Diefts &riesss
ernarten. Ser Gongre6 bat $6lOt
900 sur llnteroriduns Ser Seino(es
lisfeIten bewtuist, uno Die Nesle'
run9 Der l1niDn aue entbebrIIhe
Mannlbaft nab SlOrioa becrosrt.
9ensrol Scott ,pia cine Streit,
maAt BON 5000 Mann sufammsn,
;ieben, unO bel Dem tdsli6en Gin
trefen ,,sller Sprps BON SreiDilli-
gen aus alien Sbeilen oes SuDens
|Oies feine1 gro6en Sbnieri9feiten
su untsrlie9en. Ollie milisfdbt9s
Mannfbaft Don Storioa ,lebt unter
Bafsn. 8sneral Daplon IN 9>eu-
Drlsans bat lib erbcteni Elm,
ShiRen Rompasnie BON LOCO
W,ann 5u biloen, spenu ibm Der 81
|berbefsbl iber biefelbe ibertra9en
|phroe. eSn Nlabama tperosn jsoem,
lOer iib unter bas Srsi!pilli9e Corps
Ifhr Slprioa antpsrben laBt 8 so
I6anogelo bejabttt uno Die Gelee,
lsebuns BON eouiliana bat sur aus
riifuns elmer &pmpasnie $4,000
Sbaler gsnsbmist.-Oie &treit-
lmabt Der Seminelsn fou leb i'm
Ib6bltsn Nnlblase auf nibt mebr,
|als 5000 &riessr bslaufen. G0s
|Ieste Srefsu init DEN Geminolen
lpuroe in Der Nabe bon Sort Sing
lseliefsrt. Sie ,murOen nab einein
Ibartnaflsen Sample sur Slu6t &C.,
lspunsen uno lie6en gesen 100 Maa
lauf Dem ptobe, tperunter fisb aub
llbr 6auptlins 'befnpen foa. Sn
llbren Nibsn seiste ib eine siemlib
lansabl bon Wessrn uno Wsi6en.
l9en. Ghnb fibrte IN oie(sm Srefs
lien ben Dberbefsbl; BON fsinsn
Srnppen spuroen 4 setbbtst uno so
Ioernunoet. Die Seminolen fouen
lin Sbiloe fibren, llb nit oemlels.
ben in cine 6auptiblabt sin,ulaGen,
lebe nod aus ben tenabbarten
lStaatsn tpslter. 6alfstruppen art
|fommen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
Elorioa.. ;.

Slerioa.
Die fpateltea Nabrtbtea iber
|Slcrioa fomnen bon Gbarlestoun.
Die pllnoerun9 uno Gina(tberuns
bon Salaba6e miro tpioerrufen.
Die ManMbaft Der o,l,sriFanifben
Ogegatte gonffeaatioM Der Nriess-
Shaluppen 9anoalia iinp @l.
eeuls, neblt einisen anoern fleinet
ren Sabrssugen babsn ftb bsreits
fsbr tbdtig ge;ei9f. Il 3.
5 bis 600 Manh tbeils Su6sansert
tbeils Berittene, 9iengsn nod nicbt
ldnse ron Gbarlestann ab, lno Die.
hbrisen Nnltalten Der Ne9ieruns
peripre1en eilen uabsn unO slad,
liNsn Bslbtu6 oiefsr perbeersnoeu|
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

MISUNDERSTANDING uno cffeiell
te, ssorufteM Mittbsilunssn aHer 0n'
selegeabeiten. Dsrbonoluase1 un0
8efeke in osutlber Sprabe. Da-I
bin 9eb6rt benn aud, oa6 aOe Qers
banolungen In un(srer 8e(eB9eb'
tlng in oeutfbsr Gprabe erbrtert
nao befannt 9emabt lperoen;; !; gang
OorSlgtib ober aub, DaB Die c5ers
banolunsen an Den 8eribtsbbfen,
be(on0ers In jenen Counties. mo-
ole @intpobner ooer bod bie Mebr-
belt Deutfbe }ino, in ser ibnen a.
tein grlnslieb Derifanoi9en beut(bsn
Sprabe gebalten iperoen; Del, oub
Bier foa Die Msbrbeit -1lno nibt,
iDie bisber auf Die unoerontwprtliD-
fe Beife sefbeben ilt-bie 0ein-
perbelt Den Nusf6la9 geben uno,
nocb oemofratilden Grunefdeen,
beriben !; itloem IS ohsnbares' lln,
rebt unO cine Nnterorifuns Der
0eut(bsu Staatsblreer 1T, ibrs
Nebtangslegenbeiten ineinerSpra-.
1e Derbanoett Su ieben, Die Ge nibt
Oerfteben, uno oober ouf Die sen1sins
ite Nrt betressn ,lnb binterganssn
tpe roen tSnneni u. betro9sn u. binter,
Sansen yporoen lino. - -, =. =.
ST es nibt cine Sbaube, cine
btrnmstfbreienos slln9erebtiefeit,|
oaB tn ben 9r66ten, bep6tfertten uno
ousfblteBlib r1ur Don Seut(beu
bewcbnten goanties In SDenn(pipan-
teti oue 8ertbtsbbfe (gourts) Gtb|
Der enslil6en Sprabe, Die tpeoer
Der &ldser nod Der Seflaste per-
tfebt, uno ntbt Der oeutfben beoien-
en-! Sa6 man ben GeIbpDrnen
(Surp9 Nlles In en9lilber Sprabe|
portrast, tpelbe 9ists unb oft Die
Metften gar nidt psriteben !-wie|
lanse wcllt ibr, osutI1e Gtamm
9enoGsn! bielen llnfus, oiefe @es
rtnsfbdkuns eurer tpihtisfen Nn-
9elesenbeitetl, oiels (1mabpoue llns
terorhetnns uao 8eeintrabti9une
eilrer 2eebte in peulptpanien nod
ouloen ?-Bie lanse rpout ibr es
nod baloen ibr 0eutiben pennfDbI
panieri baB snati eub in elmer rem
osn Sprobe, Ole ibr niebt berlfebtl
tIno Die tpett leblehter uno mi6t0n-
enoer tlf, trie Die cole, srD6artieel
uno erbabene beutfbe, bsrumbuoeltl /
Derlpcttet u. betrl9t ? Cine gnon-
oei cine espissi unosrtilsbars Sban,
De III es fur eub uno cure Sinoer.
elne Sprannst uno gefbrdntunq
eller Ne6te, als freie, unabbdnstse
Staatsblrser, Die ibr (o lause nibtI
bdttst ouloen fDuerl uuo sewIs nibtI
langer i1iebr buloen yperoet!
Gurer 2lnbdnslibfeit anoeutlbel
Stttem oeutfben SleiB ,ino @par,
fanfeit Bno Auseauer in euren Be.
rufsarbelten beroanft Der @5taotI
1elr,s jssige ,1,oralilbe uno pp!itiEbeI
Or06e.-.Sbr babt feine bibten llr,
fpdlDer Il, hppise Selper, feline $40,
ratte uno Slmpfe in blumenreibe
@lslsn un1sefbafsn, Stdots uno
Dbrfer, &andle ano tgifenbabnen
I'm Gbtpei6 cures lnseiibte sr,
bdutl eine grauenp,lle QBiioni6 In
la0enoe Sluren osrnanoelt unb ei,
s,ea @taat gegrlnoet Der nit pci-
lem Nebte ben gbrenaabmen oes
Gblubfeinffaates In berllnion trdat.
Sbr babt eub INNER ais CUTE uno
saRlthe Burger, als treus 2nbdn,
scr unbt apfete 9ertbsioiser nnfers
geoem 0 ofratifbtn GDnltitut-
ION iltsD ur{erkS freien CSnferfan0es
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
:. i. @Samuel 0orn
gtuaImaeher in Canton.

'
Rraft eiuss 8sfebls Der Court BON g.
p. ppn stasf So. 8. ,peroe icb barh bffs
,ntlibe Derfeissruns an ber gosstbanss
tbirein Canton. ~ ..... .~ .u.
auf Samitag ben 26tetl mdrj
oas fplsenos beIOrisbsue liesenoe Gisen.
bum pesfanf,n udmlid bic 6fli6e
D1lfte oss notrbilbsn Biertels BON esfs
ton sS in 1aunIaip 10. Mause 8, ,,nters
porfen otn gisentbatusrsbt Der Gatbariue
DaJls; besinneno an Der fho6Rlidben Gde
bellateu Wsrtels, oann nbrb!id, 96 Gntben
bau,, nsitlib 80 Wutben bann iabIitb SO
9tutbsn oaun St1lid 80 Rutbsn Sar Stele
See Mnfanss, entbaitsuo IS Mfes.
Der Dueauf fanst ua libr an. NJ
0eo. g. Bebb.
/ gdntoa Heb. 90, 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

Quspdrtise 2lnselesenbeiten.
Sn gnslanb bat Die 8ottfbaftI
bes prdfioentsn Den pprtbeilbof.I
tsftsa ginsruG seu,abt. l2las Som
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

Senat0rial Grpd6ler.
Stbniel 3ccfer, Scbn M. @ooosno,p
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

g.wabterssttel far 9raiioent II. @iee:prali.
J0tob Setter, fur ben 1ten gouareB.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30
NEWPORT MARBLES soap STONE
WanuiactOry,
On SIIERkIAN,S WHARF.

raNiiE subscriber has been induced. by many
n inviting considerations. to establish the "a
hove business in this place. and feels confident Of
a generous patronage from liberal public, who
can at all times be supplied with marble Nnnies,
Monuments, Tomb tables, marble Head- sfones
from the dover quarres, which are acknowledged
the best IN he u. States MARBLE lIEAKTHs &
fa-'nss: d". PAINT sroNEsS1 Matters: do. Press
and Imposing stones; SOAP stone Fire places, do.
MAsrLts. Windor caps and siis; Quincy and
conn"" Sla'e, do. for grave stones, Of all sizes,
und pa,,srHs.
Gentlemen who ARE about 10 parcfnse any OF
the above articles. are invited to call MS above
where they may rely on being accommodated on
M good terms M they could he at any similar
shop in the State. PIedgng his hest exer,ons to
please. he respectfully soici,s n share Of public
patronage. JOHN ). BKOMN.
Newport, July 23d, Is35.-[iyrl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30
THOMSONlAN
mfr M AIRY.

VNlIE subscriber, having been, for more
Il than two years, in constant and success
ful practice, now offers his services to the
public as a BorASIC PHYsIcAN.-He would
respectfully inform the inhabitants Of New
port aud the adjoining towns, that he has re-
Gently removed from the corner OF Broad d.
Collins-streets, to the more commodlous
house at the corner of Spring & Mill-streets,
flor the better accommodation of his numer-
Gus patients, which are daily calling upon
him.l where he will administer the PURE
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES to such as may Ia
vor him with their patronage. No pains will
be spared to render the patients comfortable,
and to restore them to health.
/ Situated in one of the most healthy places
in our land, the subscriber natters himself,
that the advantages OF this lntirmary are sur
passed bv few Institutions Of the kind in this
country. TO his former friends and pat ons,
he tenders his most hearty thanks; and should
they stand in need Of his services, he is rea-
dy to administer to them such remedies as
the Gop OF NATURE has SO bountifully scat
tered over our fields. This lnfrmary will be
conducted under the immediate patronage oi
Doct. SAMUEL THOMSON.
/ IhOmson's nep guide 10 health:
|, Robinsons Lectures:
1 Aud n Generai Assortmen nj Of
/ THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly Oh hand and for sale at the In6r.
mary. Z. GAkDNEk.
4 Terms.--S3 for a course Of medicine.
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness fol
those who wish TO take It.
i The Fall River Monitor, Warren Star, and
Bristol Gazette, ure requested TO copy the a
bove three weeks.
Il Newport, May 18th, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30
DOCT. BRANDRETH'S
VcgclabIc Pills.

For sale by WIN. >. FOSE,
The only authorised agent for this Island. J
1Nhe thousand who use and recommend
these Pills, is proof positive Of their ex.
traogdinary and beneficial effects. They in
fact assist nature to do all she can in the
curing every form and Symptom of the only
one disease to which the human frame ID sub
ject, namely-impurity Of the blood, or in
other words, an impure state of the fluids
These Pills do indeed "assist Nature" to do
all she can for the human body; yet there are
numbers whose cases are so bad, and whose
bodies are 50 much debilita,cd, that all which
can be reasonably expected IS Temporary
relief; nevertheless some who have com
menced using the Pills, under the most trying
circumstances of bodily uffliction, when al
most every other remedy has been almost
altogether unavailing, have been restored to
health and happiness by their use. Pills %
cents per'box. May IA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30

such persons who have neglected or refused
to comply with The regulations, or whose
premises are in an offensive or unwholesoIne
condition.
7th-T'hat all violations Of the aforegoing
Resolutions, be punished by "A huc not less
than one dollar or more than twenty dollars,
at the discretion of the. court before whom
the case shall be tried.
1t is hereby recommended To- the citizens
residing in Thamcs street, aud in Market
square, and Washington square, to cause the
space in front of the estates they respectful
~ occupy I" br swept at least once in two
weeks to the middle of the street.
Ordered that the foregoing Regulations go
into operation on the Goth day of June inst,
and continue until the first day Of November
next. that they he published three weeks in
the Hrdid he Times.
Witness,
Benz. B fluwLAND,
CLERK of the Board.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-30
PATENT
Feather Dressing Machine.

HARRINGTON Co. take pleasure IN an
Il nouncing to the inhabitants Of the town
and County Of Newport, that they have loca-
rcd the above Machine on the wharf IN the
rear of MiLToN Halls store. for the purpose
of cleansing, purifying and enliyenng Beds
and feathers, and that said Machine Is now in
successful operation.
Certificates of the utility of the above Ma
chine, will appear to the public hereafter
but the best proof IL for every one to make
The trial, and then they can give their own
certificates. Apply to M. HALL.
N. B.-The money will be refunded to all
who are not perfectly sat SIZED with the i'm
provement All who are dcsirous OF avallng
themselves Of this opportunity of having
their beds cleansed, will please forward them
mcmdiately.
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FOR SALE,


fsU:Mf The large and convenient three
ssss story Dwelling Iioase & Lot, known
s2 as the Mayberry Estate. fronting on
Washington street, aud extending to the water.
with valuable wharf privilege.
AA ALSO,
ftfh1 The two story Dwelling House and
MlW Lot situated in Third street, on the
Point, owned and recently occupied by Capt. r.
MAYBERRY.
The above Estates will be sold n accommo-
dating terms, title indispu,abIs. Apply to
JOHN STEVENS & Ce.
Newport. April :, 1895.
ISAAC GOULD, having formed a connexior
n in business with his Son, DAVID J. GoULD,
their business will in future be conducted under
the Firm Of
ISAAC GOULD & SON,
| At the Old Stand-.No. 176, Thames. street.
They have on hand choice assortment Of ex-
ira super, middlins, and low priced brosdcloths,
cassimeres and vestings; and all articles for gen.
temen's clothing-which they would be happy
TO serve their customers and the public.
The late business will be settled by ]. Gould
All that have demands, will please present then,
and those that are ind, bted will confer favor by
making payment.
Newport, March 26, 1885.
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II - BAGS OLD JAVA COFFEE, just re-
n - ceivcd and for sale, hy
B. WOOD, SEQ.
May 26.
At a meeting Of the B'ord ot Health .Ne~
po,i. June IOih, 1886.


TT was ordered aud decreed that the fol-
lowing Regulations for preserving the Health
of the inhabitants, be and they are hereby a.
doptcd. ,
lst-That no Fish be spread upon the land
within mile Of the compact part Of the town,
and that no heaps Of fish be deposited any
where within the compact part of the town,
or in other parts of the town, within fifty rods
of any public road, or in any other place with
in the limits of the town, unless they are COW
cred with sand or other materials that no pu-
trid or offensive smell shall arise theretrom.
2d-That dead Horses, Hogs and other
animals shall be so buried, that there shall be
at least two feet of earth upon them, or that
they be carried off into the harbor at least a
mile from the compact part Of the town, and
sunk by having stones, or other weights at
tached to them; and that such as may be car
ried to Easton's Beach shall not be thrown
into the sea, but shall be buried in the sand
either on the beach, or OH the marsh adjoin,
ing thereto.
3d-That no person suffer his sink gutter
or other drain for conveying away foul water,
10 run into any street, lane, or on any wharf
in town after the Goth day of June instant to
the lst day Of November next.
4th-That no person erect any hog pens
in any of the streets, lanes or alleys, IN THIS
own, and that all hog pens be at all times
kept as free from offensive smells as the ma
ture of the case will admit.
5th-That no heaps Of manure be deposi-
ted in any of the streets, lanes or alleys IN
this town.
6th-That the inspectors Of nuisances or
such of them as the Board Of Health may Sc
lect and instruct for that puposc, whenever
the said Board may deem expedient to direct,
visit and examine all the yards and enclos-
ures, privey's, sink holes, slaughter houses,
and hog pens, together with such cellars as
they may suspect to be in an unwholesome
COT dition, in the compact part ofthe town. to
ascertain whether the aforcgoing Resolutions
have been properly complied with, and whcth-
er they sre generally in cleanly state, that
they report to the President Of the board oil