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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
True copv-wiinpss.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry

AN ACT 10 amend San act To provide fo,
calling Convention of the People of this
State tor the purpose of forming new
/ Constitution or form Of Government for the
/ People thereof" passed at June session
A. ID. ls42.
( Whereas the Convention which assembled
at Newport on the second Monday of Sep
iembcr last, III pursuance of the provisions @,
the act aforesaid, have requested tins Gen
eral Assemb y TO declare the true inlcn, and
cons'fuc ton OF n portion Of the Fourth Sec
ton of sad act, therefore
Be ii cnaeted By The General assembly as
.JoHOms:
~ the Convention or articles that may be
framed and submitted Ia The people under
the provisions of SAID uct, be adopted by n
majority OF the persons having a right TO vote
and actually voting upon the question OF adopt
ing The same, The SAID Constitution or artlci les
shall become the Supreme Law Of the State;
and shall go into operation at such time or
times and IN such manner as shall be M
pointed by said Convention.
True copy-wlincss.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'rv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
True copy--wiiuesS,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.

ReSoired, That The collection ofthe mill
la'y hncs Tor non-allendnnce or other failure.
!" comply with the requlsiions of The m,Il,ln
'nw dnfIng The 'aie lnsurreciIou. BE- pusrponcd
Dnil The end of The next Session Of Ih, Gru-
erol Assembly and that his Exceilcncy the
bo'ernor be requested To cause tins fesolu.
ton 10 be carried INTO effect.
True copy-witncss.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'rv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
rue copy
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry

AN ACT relative to the Public Watch and
Town Marshal Of the Town of Newport.
lie II enacied by he General .lsstmJyy n,
JoiiomS:
Section ]. The Town Marshal and MON.
oers oI The Public Watch shall BE- authorized
by virtue OF their appointments. To cxprcls.
all The powers that the Con,tablcs and Over.
SeerS OF The Poor may exercise, in arrcstlnp
and conlinlng suspicious, disorderly or riot.
Gus persons.
Sec. 2, II shall also be the du,v oC s,id
Marshal, To cause The laws OF said town TO be-
enforced.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
I PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly. October Session, A.
ID. lS42.
AN ACT to au'horize the use Of the iail in
the county of Providence, by the city OF
4 Providence.
Be ii enacted By The General assembly as
|oIio,os:
The seventh section Of the act entitled "an
act to authorize the city of Providence to
establish House Of Correction, and for 9th
er purposes" is hereby continued in force
until the first day of March, A. ID. Is44i And
The authority given IN said section TO the
mayor, board of aldermen, municipal and po-
lice courts, and justices of The peace in said
CITY, to commit 10 the Jail in the county Of
Providence is hereby continued in force until
that day.
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN. Src'yu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

HiSr TO MARnED WoMrs.-Thc following
anecd"ic Is going 'he round Of all the news.
papers, that are edited by married men -
When Livia had attained such ascrndrncy
over her husband Augustus, that he could
hardly rrinso her any thing, though caperor of
'ho world, many of The married ladies or Rome
were anXious io know The secret and tho
source Of her success, To whom she replied,
"l rule 10y tb'y'np"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec',y.

AN ACT explanatory of an act entitled "An
act respecting Guardians"
he enacted by The General .AssemLly as
Johors:
Nothing in said act, or in the law of guar.
dlanslip shal. he so construed as to preyen,
any guardian from resigning his trust when
ever he shall think fl, or To authorize any
court to refuse to accept his resignation /: Pro-
vldcd he shall first account for the estate oi
his ward, and provided That The court Of pro-
bate shall first give reasonable notice of his
Intention To resign.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

Ao Earthquake was e It a, mIIs Point, Nv.
on The !tl, insl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

THE letter ofinstructions here read
Col. Nm Jones, keeper of city prison sworn
Have had Colt in my custody from the second
ofJuly last,iI last Monday, when the sheriff
took charge of him; have not seen prisoner
since Monday last he was continued in the
same cell while in the shorif's custody tn,
opinion OF the Governor was communicated TO
HIM on Monday morning l then searched his
cell thoroughly aud found no dangerous weap.
on ms person was not searched never saw
The kniie shown before, nor have | any knowl.
edge OF The means by which it got into his pos.
session; had hlm chained, his feet manacled
last blonday.
Dr. Jno II. NJ Comb, physician TO the city
prison, sworn'-Previous To last Monday have
visited Colt every day, aud saw him on Mon.
day afternoon have seen the body since hi,
death The knife now shown was found in hi.
Dody' "A hole two inches square was cui
through the vest and shirt, and through this
hole and INTO ih, body about half an inch from
ihe leh nipple, between the fourth and fItLl
rib, The Knife was lodgod-iho hole ~ ia.
clothes appeared Us though done with knil,
ra'per ilinn scissors. have made with DR..
Iosack, post moricm examination Of the
body. Upon raising the st.rnum the knir, still
adhered, aud beneath the p.ricardium, found
a great quantity of suiluscd aud coayulatcd
blood. IL was the wound FROM The knilr.
winch was an inch nnd half deep, was ia,
cause oi death. The heart was pIcrccd will
the blade. On Monday hc desired Of me ia, |
lean OF work on ANATOMY ! refused ia, |
loan. lie then put out lns arm and wished nr
To point out the arteries the easiest of access
refused To reply thinking he mean, no guo,
and SAID, 'you must not ask such questions
lie was much distressed at the time.
DR.. H0sS0ck, sworn-C -Curroborated state.
mcnts OF DR.. McComb
samuel CoH, brother ofth deceased, sworn
i have no knowledge how the knife was
Ia the cell
Caroline " H. Coh, wife of tho deceased,
sworn. ! have no knowledge as To- how John
L. Colt got possession of the knife. The les.
Imony here closed, aud the coroner stat,
hat the object of prolonging the inquiry was
10 discover whether any person had convey q,
10 the deceased the fatal knife. Had sucl II
been proved, the person who committed iln
ict would be liable To- Indictment for niarsInugI.
er. A. no pruoI however on that point lad
,ccn adduccd, they had only To 6nd on lh
manner uf tho death ul The drceaSd
The jury rendered n verdict that John e n
Colt came to his death b, ~ wound inflicted b,
himself with dirk knIir ~ his l,ft breast III
,ow Il'" kn'lc came into his possc,-iou, l. io
he JufOts unkhpen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
PORTUGUESE
T F. M A L E Pill L 8 .

- -IyyI;wIrp tyD rRRPAREDg ,orrrra.r
N. DE BouDEIoQUE M. D., LISBON, PQKI:vEo!lAL.
THE Scientific combination Of Ingredients Of WHICH these
Pills composed made them the wonder and adrn-
ration Of the world They known all ever Europe 20 Pc
the only preparation discovered that has proved
certain producing the monthly Their certainty iru
cuse being such that they must not be used an Ircgnancv
miscarriase II used during thai perioo: =,
The objections translated into English snd e enveoped
with the seal Q the importer stamped ocs con
tns the signature Of NJ de Bondeoqur, avn W Engsn
ructions have the signature OF D Mh'b'h s"1'oe"
agent Cor the continent Of America
states. Letters directed to pr F. Mel,eaus beY "a New
Vrrl I'll meet with ediae attention. Sold by appoint
mani :, 100 Cherry, Cathane street. Pnce S. Hall
hove. So No half boxes sent BY mail.
afrns
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BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
lOU WATER STREET.,

=
~OCu DOORS EAST OF CArHARINE MARKET.
THE h'ctsT havnA his sanufrctoy, and under his
imC ite syernte ndsnse, Of the Oldest and
builders tins and the best Of materials
Der uu ding rFc description Of boats, which enables MIN
finnish r hoTiest notice, Boats Of the most approves mo
del llt sr llsnip, the mos, libs raj terms.
Uip IL of ,hr Sultan Of MussN PieUurv Barge, the
Wave, tisnele, vssona, AtI'nne, Wskona &c. Also tb
Hyde PAX sylph and Wave Of Noble Geo stesN', o.
Louisville, h.drms Celeste VI New Orsana. SC. Aiso-
The M boat, VIZ Grous, Fashion, Zanoni, Star, and Ed
via Forrest, &C., =, &c. iesimsc
DEAR5ALL'S OAR ESTABLISHMENT, foun,lpa .,
1885, VOC Water street, five doors above Cstharns
ke the oay establishment Of the kind the United States
c0u'nues supply the Navy, the American, Russian, and
sp-nsh war ,,eaersas y"?ied all tie and club
eoas Tor the s four yearssnd has
OF oaF SWEEPS md seulls ever collected in one place
y. e-lhe Branch Oar Aore on the North River eide.
shS Mp and removed 10 .Of Water street, and al the
sTenis OF on: ,ors will ,s enough cheaper those who
Rae ats oah boss, End .cus sold 50 ner cent ess
Than last " ~ - ,,s Dr. g.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON II II N N Il TT I,

N w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THE Ngw YoRE HyRMo-A daily psper l issued evsp
morning Of the weekprce tro cents per copy SUI
scrbcrs furnished al the rate, Tor any ON
advance. No SENT unless pn w
Tar WxpEAy HrR.lp-i.sucd every Saturday morning az
nine eubctIce sir and quarter cenfs per
country 7uhscrbers az S325 per annn ~
rate for any specified period - -. -. ......
CORRESPONDENTS requested 10 tnarts3 ule" rsJ "
Jaws ,opnoN BrrSrrr Proprietor and Edtor-Hnd ~ ose
ies IN businrss mpst he pos pss"
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DIR HORNE.

To be consulted coihdsntiaiiy AZ LIS once NO.
.,1 MA ,g.sd hs s. sss.s
S:ss 81 4. + 4: s j S.s Ist Sss:
:iss: S:s
nal, i'm, Fl snn%y
aSuhes few dsv s ro"r cases eaSesa.d NOT latch
sas
siy q those affections. what dreadful inheritance
Persons afflicted with protrae,ed a.rorabs e.;e. need
nS Ds e Ri
Oe q ,nG : .sSs; hGno n, and based on real
snee. Dr. Hone's Offices numerous. and patients
ming. ,.,,
~ THOMAS q. HoSSE, son Of tn. late Dr. o.ors. T.
Horne respectfully si.s the ruHc tia. b co.,ngs. his
Murray :.. may b consulted daily until 'o:iosl p
E 1S@s1 RE WARD sFEcIFic MxrURE-
COV Far tAs Cure e Gopronhaa, Glee. Structures anu
'nt9saqs YET Il Complaints. .
makes speedy and permanent cure without he le..t
scton Dict drink exposure, change in application to n
We give no long qunck,h recommendations deceive the
public 4 the medic doe. not Nc? speak oI ,sf no oSe
and he proprietor challenges, single sf recent Gomez;
h% to e b1GSse in wS s the mixture will not effect 'd
disease that psysdss a. ranks H:S
are G% s aG cure
ash5 sops bed when sap0sS
81 bottle One bottle week which generally
many Fly :sf so onS @ H. Minors 1872 Broadway of
ssa nd ss1sah xs
NJ. Smiths 1873 Washington street Boston. jy3 lms
kSo%M TO
Remsnt Feves DAN the v,Iiou, forms Of Bilious
S essd a. ASeiiSSEfhAG Ssst Dr.
dsts;. xse 6s II
most prevalent Npnerou. certificates o. IT. sthSs;E can o
k 3 aSs ws'fsea's Of the et
son ss ;l,S n aGss
E aqan eG%sI CAM and g. Ssssssi
s q S5 Sss w rss0s sss
A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLs.-Le, The uniaI
% 10 esi .nS radical nc "a
ss s he ksSss x stE
the above the frs. stages one box s,na sum
s'sss Sfs fI;s T hey:
%ons wssS
They leave the parts sus Ss, to The
have q smell ;Sy
Entirely r.se,sIs inSrsdspt. Which u
xztnsi Hal s1 ca. Ssr york. BY VIM
ffAASSR RS SEE STFERs 81 Tzh
1 sn a.s a ne sy Rf Su mot s:
ss
of Gold street and loo Fulton corner Of William street xo
sold By Abran B. Sands Coz No 2Iy broadway, Of
Of Market street. az 1m*n
10000 CASES IN A YEAR.
Sc the right medicine and be cnredYe who weary
~ suffering from obstinate disease kind OF weakness
of the urinary organs and who disgust and disappointment
have abandoned all hopes Of strongly invited
last have the justly celebrated DIR Cher
ys Pill" whose failure in removing the dishearten
complaint unown than COO boxes have been sold
New York alons and failure has been related
use ss Of any, sy" Other Medicine Xnsws Ss, suffer
Sickness general wasting Of the body from
speedily ameoratel in short time cured For gravel loss
contlo Of the bladder psin the back from disease of the
kidney PROSTATE glands these pills c-emneny success
fll.
j. o. FAY. Wholesale Agent, New York-Retaled at 70
100 Fulton drug Broadway oil Chamber ST.
Church Of Csanber I2 noyery 60 Bowe cor Of Wshsr
Philsdelphia; Maiden Lane Albany, and Of Geo Pafns.
hatcher. Price 81.
safe aud SPEEDY cure for gonorhGa and certain complaint.
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MEDICAL.
DIR SOLOMON HEINE

either medicine until the patent is satisfied
ed from Broadwey 20 No Rsade street opposite
shove conditions Of all who have suffered for
long ume under diseases considered by them neuTabe;
SOLOMON HEINE, nj. ID.
For the advantage Of all who wish asd the treatmsn'
who has ever lived in or had his Office in Broadway
the residing 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician this country about eight years
since have had the pleasure of knowing him since that
time, and Of witnessing surprising performed
by m-ds above the of s. years. and is the only one
OF the who member Of the medical Of the
City and State Of Now York.
L, w. wETMORE. NJ. d.
Sworn before me, this 9Th day Of
Of April. A. D. is42
RICHARD REED Com. of Deeds jvI3 In &C
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FOR SALE AND TO LET

THE subscriber will sell his intcrcs, Of the Stone War
terry of John an ckson streets Brookyn, wi
III the ctd with being n.ul o,pe ration
well calculated for the bushes. OF making Stone tiles and
old Cart and Harness, For particulars, apply the premises.
jy3 3tsr
~ TO LET.-A Beautiful Country residence Cow.
.:H Heights, Brooklyn adjoining the Greenwood Ce-
mety, situated on 23d street 2 miles from the South
ferry.
The house contains pantres vault wash house
and every convenience for large family attached good
BILE and large garden. all in excellent order.
The house and r2ups command most extensive and unn
teuptea view of the By New York, Staten Island SC.
Enquire Of X Martin Co. &c John street. New York at
the toll house foot oi Court street Brookyn of Mr. Martin
on the pre- misses ie3O lw"c
fsx FOR sALEo small and 80 large farms mills,
TApow~s OF all sorts, public houses, eve in fact
real Of all in New Jersey low for half cash,
agh rail roads canals or nve from two to four Louis ycI
Irm New York One farm Of sixty ir III &C. ana
81 for s. DC e,ch three snI nal miles from rancd.
Call an s. Vail, u CcuIan street, Saturdays, from
twcsher DAYS Plain ED, ". j., The Rail Road Heel
isl3 Inc STEPHEN VALF, AGENT.
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REED. Com. Of Deeds.
J. BRADEN

WOULD respectfully beg leave inform his friends
and ihs public generally that he has eomple,s renovated
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
hatters himself viii b. sufficient tose who have
Creams for the last nine years that nothing shall remain
ON his part TO RETAIN and possible to Ieel his fome! efforts
branches and prepared TO supply families and dealers IN city
Wholesale retail Not forgetting 70 tender his
grateful ackno edens for the patronage ny Pes resolved
he trusts b. his future efforts deserve contn Sncs oil the
ia in4r 10y oe uIA iiGSuN prAnEN u Canal steel
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MONMOUTH BANK, N. ].

THE notes ofths Monmouth Bank signed BY Halfway
iascw. EARL & CO., II Wall 81.
DLLs oFrxCHANGE on all parts Of England, ireland
ID and Scotland in sums Of s. So 80 e spy smous
for sale at =. wv 2; y. . n r ,so IN p,
je2Jc ~ w al soeet an" i9o p,oau"sy.
SfPbaNi NYT'pa AND DRAW FROM NATTRE.-Amateurs
may see No. 2 Dro.dwy number o. samples o. painting
the nycn5r has received premium Of two thousand dollars
are 40 that initiate them without amng
the pr,ccss BY this method any artist other
learn few lessons, pant miniatures to perfection
difficult undcr,snd without the s9Rples or taking
single fcreol OF Mr. VICTOR ERNETTE, painter TO the
courtx OF I1rrnce Rrssis &c. je8 Imsc
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NEW BATH.

RABINEAU informs his friends and the public that h.
Castle Garden Bridge at the Battery where he will be pleased
and extensive Swimming iih, the cry OomrodioY Pnvste
Baths the n', retired I'D safe Ladies Baths, with psrs
swearing fwaer through the whole building: put come
and seejuds or yourselves Added to all this Is the ENJOY
Of peaanest views and coolest sca apnnt
New York in the Great Saloon the builng-we suppned
with every comfort from dish Of good coffee TO the
champagne Directions for bathing, under an OF
nsnsi snJ ;,r1roysd - ' -" je2 lm~r
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER QISpfNSARY, aoi,5 Fulisn street near
~ crs~nvieh-pr uonron, Mepeer OF The Eoy,l c:sge
VI c0Siiugs. oeaults5 daily al diseases Of delicate
NATURE and all those Istrassng symptoms consequent nu
eqgs tfestma and marydsni OF quack medicines.
p, ~ h, had experepce Of twenty two years treating
USES mid safe AUD bc Substitute for mercury eadic,t.
Ing the ,eneeal ,ns with certainty, without subecuns the
patient 70 any risk Of restricting him his usual dels rur-
suits wie bis medicines agreeable and smell Per-
obstctions in the uethr1 such structures and
agemen Of ts PROSTATE gland accompanied with nuch irri.
ation and dull about these parts of the
qusnces OF Dr. a. STRUCTURES scien-
fc manner promoting absorption Of the hickeued circular
CONSTITUTIONAL EBILlTY.-Thopssnds of young
suffering from the consequences Of indulgence
habit and srs injured from
tho Of nosruns and prctended speccs which stimulate
only induce greater depression Dr. M such
purely ps.csscai princFl.. nd nsver fails in establishing
Letter. post paid ana containing suitable fee will ensure
tie correspondent full advice and medicine any part of the
8 Greenwich, jeiB lnsr
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u 600 CASES IN a YEA +
HIGHLY IMPORTANT

ITO Farmers Planters and Horticulturs-The compound
Chemical Whale Oh Soap NAV be considered in the pre-,
mome the best preparation that was
for the total destruction OF every species of insects nestng the
vegetable Kngdormaggot slugs rosebugs peach
apple and insects cut and snail cabbage
lice and all the smaller insects which parasitic indigo
and exotic flowers such the cactus hcus
senbyiantio all by
application be thoroughly exteminatcd Besides the
extraordinary chealness most important item economy,
renders accessible for all purposes large scaeoo0 peach
50 Of land may be kept Tree from the marauding
insects for the f5ng expense of one dollar.
Farmers raising com oats. s potatoes tarI,p cabbaSss
their fields FROM the devastations of the vennin The som
POUND Che mcal Whale Oil Soap be had in bulk as
of four pounds dozen Of which packed in box A. ply 10
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWAN0ER,
ie2lmec Chemist No. w all street.
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PERFUMERY
OWENS AMERICAN


IpfIs Dive Is the sny inlalibe HaiI Dye now Man
thev are who or articles 70 the public bearing the
4 Hair DYE that only Worthless, but often
th, hair The subscriber pledges himself that the
. eneSt as Il vii colo the hair only The lghesi hair ed
" gray IN few hours be changed to any dark shade from
Brown black This dye is used very succes sfuy in
hanging red or grey whiskers " correspond with dark hair
Be hat tn name of Ferris Owen the label
2feaeh bottle as all Others worthless II The
dye should ai TO produce the desired effect the money will b.
riarned Manufactured aud I'd sale by Ferris Owen. No
sIth SVenug Agents c. ii. Rias, So Fusn street; H. T.
Nsfs!sa, ,T' Broadway T. Chasteny toh. B2Tep g. Lind
Broadway. Also Armstrong; Drug store, 1884 Fulton
Brooklyn Specimens al hair coored be OF the
gents mis wins 3wossr
ORRIS TOOTH WASH-Prepared from the original re-
eipe at Nos Geld street, New Yrok-The Orris Tooth
M purely vegetable PREPARATION, possessing the proper
lies i.le.- Ne tea lbi Eoia ;s',sT-ss hs uns TO
healthy state and is
the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth fom is
ranged state Of the stomach.
Ii be used with tooth hrush and viii be found
To supersede the necessity OF powder keeping teeth clean
and preventing the wearing Of the fi the teeth
particularly useful in Of spuDgy restoring them
TO healthy state and causing them contract around the
teeth In painful afe con Of the teeth and arsiny from
10 cold IL will be founl highly bensncal Is
ncplay seSeabe TO the Ors Tooth ash night Just
before ns TO rest This method recommended by emf
nsnt dentists by doing all PARTICLES OF food which socv
muis during The day entirely removed and the mouth
ssp; soa ii Me night in clean. and healthy state
Sound teeth and white teeth the most washable porsons
of humanity; but how neglect the tsntic4 ns-
FIR t,s when s1rronni-d by all TN
mean .S;t , aP mo- .f W. w. OF ' . ia
.-n the teeth rsnet5e1 he yurihes he noun aa
s sIeah. We rvecmn'snd irs all yv.inc and
o,as-f ho-oa Morning Poet
Tn 0r Tooth W. - ne sist as'eTeat Wa e' sr used on
our eh,ue . Boston Tr,nscripL
FOR 81 N he = ff.,l ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ASPHALTUM AND MINERAL TAX.
JOHN LOWITZ,

TT,
HAS constantly hand naur, Asphaltum Rock and Mine
IL raj Tar. which used for the following purposes:-
Gardens and sidewalks.
Flooring OF Buildings and Cellars. where the exclusion OF
moisture Is required
Canals and Bridges
Piers, Wharis nd Docks.
Vaults.
Baths, Alueduc, Reservoirs, Sewers.
Terraces, Roofing.
Coating Of iron *, prevent its oxidation by
Coating of timber wo k used At railroads &C.
Markets, slaughter 10 uses, and
Bonding warehouses; where the exclusion of yemm
luired. je7 lmsr