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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-23

DANIEL u. Webber and Ira " ebhcr: in chan
eeIy-hiII to ioreclose IA mortgage.
i 1 appearing, by aflidavi, ON file in the
clerks office Of the circui, cour, of La
Sale county aioresaid.i in the abov o entitled
cause. that the defendants, Daniel b Web
Der and Ira Weber are non-residents of
The state of Illinois, and are residents Of
The United States and the said complai-
nants having filed their bill of complaint
herein to ioreclose certain mortgage
therein described and a summons in
chancery having been issued herein ac.
cordng 10 law. Now you, ,he said de-
PENDANTS. are hereby notified that, unless
you shall be and appear before the cit
cut court aforesaid, on or before The
first day of the next term thereof, To be
holden al the court house in the ,owt, of
Ottawa on the 9th day of March next,
and plead, demur, excep, 10 or answer
the complainan,s' bill of complaint. ac-
cordng to the rules and practice OF said
court, The same will be taken for colessed,
and decree made according to the PRAYER
thereof. how l.. LELAND. eIeyk ui
GLOVER & Cook, Sol, for commits. ITO
Dated at Ottawa, Jan, 81, 1916. 3l-4ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-23

o. Ale or ILLINOIS, LA Sale county. So.
La sale circuit court. March term. 1916,
Cuat'es thompson and Hollis Thompson. rs.
Dan'ei u, Weber and Ira Weber; in chan
cery-bill to iorccose IA mortgage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22
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On Thursday evening last, by james VI. Poe, ESD
Mr. John Morrow Miss Rachel bridge; botl, of
the vicinity OF this city.
-On the 10Th instant, by John Sailor. Mayor.
Mr. Thomas Eubank, Miss Hannah Ann King: both of
tins vicinity.
--On tho / It'll instant. by the same. MIR. Samuel
Barnett TO Miss lhirza C. Swigget; all OF tins city.
----On the 9Th instant. by the same, Mr. james
VI Ntrovy, 10 Miss JemimAh ioiugsworth; both this
vicinity.
--- On Tuesday morning, 18th inst. at the resi-
dencr OF Dayton Holloway. Esq. by Row d. " Stew
art Mr. ltluner w Stewart. OF Henry CO.. to Miss Mar
garet Holloway. of Rush county. la.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Tho Macon and Western Railroads. of Georgia
now extend from Savannah 10 Atlanta, Il con
tin2uus chain of two hundred aud uiuctY-,wo
mules Passengers carried the entire distance
N nineteen hours, a; the moderate pr.co Of ten
tiaars,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22
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Wanted in Current Funds, in exchange for Notes and
Book Accounts, at the Exchange office %
w. w. If NDE & co
Richmond, September eth 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRA PH-Frorn the Bal;if,c
SUI. Sept. - -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Clark Division, 10. , s. Of L, o. Rcftla.p8 y a,.,
county Indiana, Wednesday evening" nj "a,
week. j o'clock. D. T. HOLLOWAY " p
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

TnE New ENGLAND FARmER,-lhat old
and respectable and eminen,ly useful agrl-
cultural journal, established in 1929, by Thos.
&. Fessenden, Esq, aud which of late years
has been conducted by Joseph Breck & Co.
appeared for the last time, on "Wednesday,
The 2ilh June-ibe patronage Of the paper.
owing 10 various causes, as stated by the
publisher, not being sufficient to warrenl ,Is
continuance with pecunary advantage.
Mr.. Breck will hereafter act as agent for
the iorliculturst," which will be published
simultaneously at Boston and Albany, at S3
per aDnum, and for the "Albany Cutivator,' u
u, 81 per annum, and hopes 10 retain as sub
scrlbers to those periodicals, oil the patrons
Of the late New England Farmer. We shall
give the prospectus Of the Hor,iculluri-','
place in our next.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

The following paragraph from the New
York Gazette and Times, refers to the Mr..
Downing, whose advertisement will be found
in To days poper.
THE SUMNER CAMPAIGN. public
houses nj Newporl-now The favorile summer
resort-wc observe are already prepared. to
receive visitors. The Bellevue, Atlantic.
aud New Ocean House, have sll been
thoroughly reft,ed for the season, which
promises to be a very busy one for the hotel
keepers.
Among other attractions, which Newport
has hitherto stood much in need Of, George
Downing has taken house to supply oysters,
also game and oyster suppers, and TO furnish
families at their cottages with fresh dishes OF
every variety. Ice creams, jellies, charlotte
trusse, and all kinds of confectionery, with
fresh summer oysters. in fine condition. and all
the delcacies Of the New York market, there
will always be an abundant supply of, aud
those who know as well as we do George
Downing's skill and success in all matters OF
the table-whether first second, thId or
fourth course and who are fortunate enough
to have it iD their power 10 spend the sum.
iner months ut this delightful place of resort.
will be able to appreciate the advantage oi
having there just such an establishment, with
such manager as this one, which Downing
has announced. II can hardly fail to prove
a good move for all parties.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
Correspondence ". Y. Commercial Advertiser.


The intelligence | give below ought to be
received in New York two days in advance Of
this letter, through the Mobile papers, but in
case Of accident, it may yet possess some in
terest.
The U. s. sloop of war Falmouth arrived at
Pensacola on the evening of the 10Th, having
sailed on the 4th inst, from Vera Cruz. She
left off Vera Cruz the frgate Raritan and the
steam ship Princeton.-The officers and crews
of each vessels were well, although the romito
was raging in the city.
The English brig of war Rose, the French
brig LIE Mercure, and French bark LIE Perouse
were lying at Sacrifcios.
The Mexican Congress was finally organized
on the lst of June.
| Paredes had resolved upon taking the field
He would leave the capital on the 9th ut the
head of 5000 men, and troops were ordered to
meet him at different points on his line OF
march to the frontier.
| 1t is said with confidence, though ain skcp
tical, that Parcdcs had placed some time since
at the command of Gen. Alvarez 81 800, 900
to fortfy the Pacific ports for the due recep.
ton of our squadron. Alvarez forthwith de-
clared against Paredes, appropriated the treas.
ure, and actually sold the cannon in the castle
of San Diego. All this is credible, save the
amount of the money.
Sonora is now in open revolt as our prcvi-
our intelligence led us to anticipate.
II The immnence of n revolution in the de-
partmcnt of Vera Cruz is such, that strong
detachment has been drawn from San Juan d
Ulloa to defend the city from the insurgents
who threaten it.
The fate of the barque Eugenia, from your
port, which ran the blockade, will depend upon
orders from the capital. The first impulse of
the citizens was to burn her.
| The limited States steamer General TaVlOr
has arrived here from Pensacola for draft of
men for the navy.
| The Mississippi was to sail on the Goth from
Pensacola for Tampico and thence for Vera
| Cruz.
The Potomac, which had been cruising from
the 10Th to the 10Th inst between Pensacola
and the Balize, received orders on the 10Th to
sail for the Pacific, and at once departed.
| Yours &c
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
New advertisements.
DOWNrNGS
Restaurant a. supper Rooms.

TIME subscriber has taken the House on
Il Cathariue-st., near the Bellevue IL
supply Game and Oyster appps'S, and 10 furnish
Cottages with french and olher dishes, having
secured tie services OF Proiessed Artist.
/ Hot aud old Dishes, prepared aud garnished
Also, lee Cream, NaIer Ices, Jeilles, Guar
loiie de HuSse Pyramids, Fancy cake ,and every
variety in the Confectionery line for the supply
OF Families aud Parties.
| Ice Cream, Fruits, &c, supplied day and
evening ia suie of furnished rooms, pleasant
~ situated, near aud convenient 10 the coiiugc'
aud lolels.
/ Green Turtle Soup and Soft shell Grabs (cook'
ed in the Southern slyle) will receive particular
attention, and be served daily Us above or sent
Out.
! Fresh SIMMER Oysters will be received daily,
in prime condition, together with other delica.
ces from the New York markets.
! II is hoped that the extensive patronage which
has always been bestowed upon the Undersigned
AT home, may, have, in connection with the merit
which he hopes to exhibit at Newport, the effect
Of securing 10 him general patronage, for which
he will ever be grateful.
/ GEO. Il. DOWNING,
/ Newport, July I'd, 1916. Of Nep York.
\ \. y. Pic Mics will be furnished and super
intended, as well as Parties aud entertainment.
al cottages.
Il Cottages supplied with Oysters
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Among the most distressing maadies are those
which internal remedies fail 10 alleviate spinal ai-
fections, agua in the face, and catalogue OF
other similar ills 10 which humanity is snbject.-
A variety Ornostrums arc advertised as panaceas
for these painful vistaiions, but one article we
know. ifnoi niallible Is at least almost so, in
eifecting IA cure-we allude 10 Hunts Liniment
which is certified for its healing qualities, by the
most eminent men in the medical profession, ii.
well as by host Of most respectable persons
who have experienced its benefits The cures
1t has accomplished pariake much Of lhe mar.
'elIous. that ones faith is taxed in giving ere.
dence 10 them; bat we are assured that even IN.
cpient deiormity has been checked; and we be-
lieve the fact 10 be beyond controversy. Ia that
dreadful disease, Rheumatism, the application
OF the Llninent has never failed TO give relief Ia
the sufferer; indeed in all cases where an ex,er.
nal remedy eau be eileciual, this has been found
eunenlly so. The Proprietor is highly respec-
table gentleman occupying Il responsible station
under government, aud this fact may he consld
cred guarantee, that the Lniment is not TO be
classed among the prevailing charlaianry of the
day. II is sold by most ofthe respectable Drug
glsts throughout, the country. Sold here by
X. r. Hazard r. J. Taylor and c. G. c. Haz
ard ; Porlsmouth-John Talman Fall River
Cushman & Wood, and by Druggists generally
throughout the Stale.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
Ncm advertisements.
County or PHILADELPHIA, scr.

County or PHILADELPHIA, SCI
of PcnnsyIvnn;m
IFS To Michael Il. Wunder admursira.
Tor with the viii annexed Of Alsnha Eek
royd. Henry Eckroyd, John III. Eckroyd,
Mary Eckroyd, Joseph Snowden, aud Han.
nah his wife, formerly Hannah Eckroyd,
Joshua Maule and Sarah N. his wife, former.
ly Sarah N. Eckroyd, Thomas Gould aud
Martha ). his wife, formerly Martha ;. Eek
royd, defendants, named in Bill Of Revlvor
IN certain cause originally entered IN our
Court OF Common Pleas, of Phisdelphla
County, sitting in Equity, Of March Term.
IS45, No. 3. between Charles Vau,ier, John
Griffith and Thomas Landrc,h, Executors
and DevIsees IN trust. named in the last WIN
and Testament Of William Abel, deceased,
compliments. and Hannah Whitehead. Wild
ow, and resIduaiy devlsee and Coburn White.
head, son and heir al Law of James White
head, deceased, who was at his death the
surviving assignee Of John Ilawor,h, the said
Hannah Whitehead. Coburn whitehead aud
Thomas Bddle, Executors Of ihe last win
and Testament Of the said James White.
head, John Ilaworh the younger, surviving
administrator Of the Estate Of the said John
tllaworth. who died Tnicsta,e, George Knorr,
bAtShtoi vi tbC idst w III ulu tst'uiNHN vi
Thomas Norton, deceased, the SAID John
llaworih, the younger, Martha Eckroyd Wild
ow, Susanna ilaworib. aud Mary jenkins.
widow, children ana legal representatives oi
the said John Haworih, deceased, and Re
sduary devisees aud legalees named IN the
last VIII and Testament of the said Thomns
Norton, and the SAID George Knorr and Su.
sanna lIaworth, Committees Of the said jain
ilaworth the younger, now a Luna,c, Re-
spondents; for certain causes offered before
the Court of Common Pleas in and for the
County of Phlladclphla, we command and
strictly enjon you, and each Of Won that, lay.
ing all other matters aside, and nolwilhsiand-
ing any excuse, you and each Of you person
ally be and appear before the judges Of the
said court, at a session Of the same court, 10
be holden at Philadelphia, on The first Mon.
day Of August next, TO answer concerning
those things which shall then and there be-
objected against yon, and TO do further and
receive what the SAID court shall have consid
cred in this behalf And have YOU then there
this wit: And this you are in no wise to
omit under the penalty OF Four Hundred Doll
lars.
WITNESS the Honorable Edward King,
President Judge of tho said Court at Pha
delphIa, this twenty sixth day of June. A. ID.
| 1876. P.S. BROWN,
/ July 2l.--3w. pr0 Pr0ihOnoidrU.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Arr at New Orleans, June 18th, brig Tasso,
Burdck, fn Brazos Santiago.
At Ponce, Z. II. June 9th, schr. Volant,
Mathews, ldg for this port.
Cid at Georgetown, $. {. 22d inst, sch Ca
bot, Northan, fr New York.
Arr at Philadelphia, 27th ult., schr Thames,
Barker, fin this port
Sch George Engs, Smart, was t,wcd to sea
from New Orleans, 18th ult.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Most AwfM Confagration at ST. Johns, ". b.
by NewBrunswick papers of the 2Gh June,
received at Boston, the painful intelligence is re-
ceived OF desola,ng conhagra,ion, which has
laid waste no less thanlwo thirds of that clyde
stroying property to the amount of at least one
million sterling. Two streets, each mile long,
and a number Of detached buildings we're con-
sumed, rendering houseless twelve thousand per
sons. But one mercantile house was left stand
ing in the City.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
A Card.

THOMAS GRAHAM, and the other sur
vivors from the wreck of the Brig Sutlci, wish
to acknowledge the prompt assistance render
ed them by Capt. Henry Wilder, and crew of
the Dusky Sally, of bingham, Mass, in rescue
ing them from a watery grave, and providing
them with clothing, and administering nourish-
ment to the suffering, and bringing them to
this port among people who have received
us kindly and done all in their power to make
us comfortable, We can never forget the
kindness of the people of Newport.
lie that hath pity on the poor, lcndcth to
the Lord; and that which he hath given will
be paid him again" Prov l9c 17v.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

to reduce and graduate the price Of the pub
lie lands, was considered and subsequently
postponed until Wednesday. An executive
session then took place.
In the HOUSE, the debate on. the Turff
was continued, pro and con, and a resolution
was adopted that no motion tor the commit
tee OF The whole TO rise should be entertained
before 7 o'clock Z. NJ. during the debate on
the Tariff
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
Collectors Sale of Real Estate.

Coiiector's Office, Newport, June II, ls4G.
WVTHEREAs, the following persons, resi-.
w dents Of Newport. aforesaid, having re-
fused aud neglected 10 pay their respective
taxes, hereinafter affixed TO their Respective
names, the same having been assessed III the
Taxes ordered IN June, lSii and 1915, and a.
acsSed in August OF The same years, | have on the
OH iUih, 10Th aud l7.h in>ts attached the
Real Estate Taxed to and occupied by then and
others, a. hereinafter described, aud shall sell
The same, or so much thereof, al public auction
to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the OH
OF July next, as will he sufficient To satisfy said
taxes, with inlcrc,, and incidental expenses
A lot OF Land with the buildings thereon sit.
ualed III Broad street, taxed To and occupied by
Isabella Lake, wife of Holder, whose lax a.
mounts 10 1895, for the year IsIi.
lT of Land, with The buildings thereon, sit.
uated IN Broad street. taxed TO and occupied by
Isabella Lake, wife Of Holder, whose lax n.
mounts 10 So for The year iSi5.
A lot of Land with the buildings thereon, sit.
uaed in Tanner-sreet, taxed 70 John Dryer.
and occupied by William Wlmol, whose tax
amounts 10 -, ,56 for the year 1915
A lOl or lots OF Land with The buildings there
on, situated on Broad and Tanner streetS, taxed
to Thomas g. filman, and occupied by rhoma,
q. Pitnan and Others whose tax amounts To
sll,20 for the year 1871.
lol Oh Lanu WIN lht DlllilhgS thereon sill
uaed III ThameS-Strect, taxed to and ocC upitG
by Martha ID. WaShburn, whose tax amounts To
- 30 for the year lSii
A lot OF Land with the buildings thereon, sit
ualed IN Thanes->tleet, taxed 10 and occupied
by Martha ID. WaShbuln, whose tax amounts To
81 50 for the year 1873.
The above sales will commence AT Q O'Clock
A. NJ, ON the said Oh day of July, on the above
described premises, and will be continued in lhe
order above mentioned until the whole shall be
sold.
have also, this day, set up copies of the fore
going notification at the Brick Market aud
lower Market. JEREMIAH GOOUSPEED,
June 18Th. COHerfOr
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Two thousand female teachers are said 10 be
Immediately wanted IN the State of Kentucky
A writer in the Louisville Journal says, that u
number Of benevolent ladies are taking mca-
surrs for supplying in part this desttuiion. A
New York paper suggests that ono half the
number could be supplied from that city.
We have fr qucntly been asked wha, were
the politics of General Taylor. II makes no
difference he is an American But tho inqui.
", has been answered as To his party prrferen.
crs time ard again, by ourselves, as well as
others. Gen. Taylor is an out and out Ken.
tucky Whig. 80 was Major Rnggold, Col.
Mcintosh, Major Brown, Captain Page, aud IN
fact every officer who has distinguished hmsell
\ ~ the Mehicsn wal. Hhetiihs Times.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

The N. Y. Express states tina, three of the
most respectable houses in tina, city, all en-
gagged in the -four business, have been com
PEELED to suspend their paymen,s-the pres
sure on this class Of merchants having been
severe, owing to the decline in flour and
readstufs.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
d II A T II S.

In this town, 9th inst, Miss Susan Cogge-
shall, daughter of the late Mr.. Billings Cogge-
shall, aged 6S years.
In Little Compton, Odd inst, Thomas Grey,
in the 18th year of his age.
In Bristol, 23d inst, Mr.. Stephen Tal5ce, a
revolutionary pensioner, aged 90 years.
In Fall River, suddenly, Mrs. Mary, wife OF
Mr.. Joseph 4. Dawlcy, aged 81 years.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

DEATH OF LIEUT. MoRRIs.-Licut. Morris,
lst Lieutenant of the Revenue Cutter Van
Buren,, died at sea, on board the Cutter, on the
10Th inst His remains were committed to the
deep the next day Charleston .Ncws.
[The officer above mentioned is presumed to
be Capt William Norris, of this town, who
was lst Lieut., of the V. B. !
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Sid from Calloa, April 22d, bark Meteor,
Jeuney, Iquique, to load for Baltimore.
Cid at New Orleans, 18th inst, Bark Prov.
idence, Vinson, for Amsterdam.
Sid from Lcwcs, Del. 22d inst, brig Octavia,
Doughty, fr Providence.
At Cardcnss, June 18TH, brig Echo, Smith,
FOR this port
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUEs-

n VI u ~
II RlAN GALLERY aud PHOrOGRA.
PIERS FURNISHING DEPOTS; award
ed the Gold and Silver Medals, -Four Frs,
Premiums, and Two Highest lloDors, al the
National, the Massachusetts, the New York,
and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions, respec
lively. for tho mos, splendid Colored Dagucr.
reo'ypes und best Apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather.
Instructions given in the art.
A large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock
always on hand, q, the lowest cash prices.
New York, 2jl Broadway; Philadelphia,
l3G Chestnut st.; Boston, rs Court, aud So
Hanover-sts.; Baltimore, POS Baltimore St;
Washington, Pennsylvania Avenue ; Peters
burg, Va, Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati,
Fourth aud Walnut, and l76 Main st.; Sara
toga Springs. Broadway; Paris. l27 ViciIle
Rue du Temple Liverpool, 81 Church st.
July Cd, lSi6.-iyr.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

.WiLLisM NEWTON, No. I5o, Thamc,
w street, has constantly on hand, q large
assortment and extensive stock of CHOICE
and FRESH GROCERIES, Western and
Southern FLOUR, Foreign Fruit, Wines, Teas
&c., which are offered at wholesale and retail
at the lowest market rates. Families will have
their Goods delivered tree OF expense.
lune l6 l5i6.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
LandhOldcrs' Rank.

A Il the annual meeting OF tae Stockholders
IA Of said Bank. held vu the second day oi
June inst. the fli"winR prisons were elected
Directors ol SAID institution .Or ihe ensni.g
year. VIZ Elisha X. Potter. John q. Clark.
Nathan hnIsht. John r. sheriDaL, William
French George Robinson. Thomas Il. Wr'ls
PrLg Johnson, IN T.. Nichols. Benjamin
tinll, Christopher Chanplin. George \. Camp
in. and James b. NJ. Potter And ~ q ni-rt
.ns OF The Dneciurs od The same day. Elisha K
Potter, E,q was reelected P'esidtni o.! said
Hank Tor Tie ensuing year. WINES:
THOMAS X VI Ellis Cdskirr
Kingston. June IL. l~i6, J"ne ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

The extensive white lead works Of Messrs.
Prentice and Whitcomb at Brooklyn. N. Y.
were destroyed by fire on Monday night of
last week,-loss estimated at $4,000.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

| The Price ofAdmssion to the Great Chinese
Museum in Marlboro Chapel, Boston, has
been reduced to Twenty-Five Cents.
This is the only Exhibition of the kind in
this country, and there is only one other like
it in the world. 1t will probably be removed
from Boston in the course of few months.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

The venerable Dr. BEEcHER will 60 out in the
next steamer, to attend the Worlds Convention
in London, and to preside at the great Temper.
ance gathering on the 4th of August.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Writing on Newspapers Two fines, $5
each, have been paid by two different indi.
viduals IL this town, during tho past week,
for, violating the law in relation to writing on
Newspapers. We trust these examples will
serve as u caution to others - Warr6n Star