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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
From The N. 0. Picavane.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEwS!!l
Adrsnes Of Santa AHHG upon SsltiHo ConhHh'
Probability Of Battle haeiag been fought
-Dsspateh Of Troops 10 SsitiIio and Monte,
r.y-Aancipatsd Attack upon Canargo Gad
NGtsnorss.
By the arrival at late hour last night
Of the q. ). steamer Edith, Capt. Cauil.
lard, we have throe days later dates from
Brazos Santiago. She eft Bruzos on The
30th ul,,, and brings confirmation Of the
reported advance Of Santa Anna with a 7
large force upon Salliio. Il was reported (
that the MEXICAN army was nearly 10000
strong.
When Gen. Wouhs express reached
Mon,ery, Gen. Tsy Tor had only gone s:S
or eight miles on his march to Victoria T
aud the troops under Generals Twiggs aud
Qutman were but twelve miles Ia advance,
Orders were Immediately issued to ihls
division TO retraco rs steps, aud proceed at
once to Saltiilo.
Before the express reached Camnrgo,
Gen. Lane had started Tor Sdlllllo ~lih his
command this was on the 20th. Gen.
Marshall set out next morning tnkng
with him the remainder Of the forces,
with the exception Of Capts. Hunter and
Swauwout's commands, which were lctl
to pro,ec, that point The troops from
+ Camafgo we're Oh "a forced marcel 10 reach
Saltllu N time ior battle, reports having
prevailed for several days before positive
adyices were received Of The movements
OF SAINTS Anna.
Gen Wool was ninety mice from Sal.
lilo a, the last adyices from htin, and u
ua- supposed lie would joiu Gen. Worth
10 season to assist 10 repeItus ,ho enemy.
There wac rumor that santa Anna
had thrown a body uG l. ,0u0 men between
Gen. Worth aud Gen. Taylor, To pre-.
vent a junction Of the American Tor.
crs. TINS report wa. not credaed, nor
does It seem probable that It 4. true AZ DO
main road OF Mon!erey pisses through Sal
lilo. There - circutious mountain
road hich avoids Sal'In, bot II /. not f..
,ofabie to the march 81 an army, and .
impracticabe Tor ordnance.
/, was the impression 81 geailenten vino
cuine passengers 10 tho Edith, and with
"Hou w "''e eo.'' NV, ~ 49,
was iougn' noou' 'ne ~" u - Ha1
'houSn'' no '',s' 'na' Yen = Y, nau
Iea0"ou oa''. oe'oIe '''' ''i's, ahd a'N'
ecu' ",gs = zen, x ''''''an :, 'ti,' p'''
Yer : ana ueh' " ool : G"''''4'0s, = was
''"e"''e "oieu '"u' 'ue ~. z 'i'''' :"
ats' Won" a'So "''''u = '''''.'.' - ''''
ssAS1n .. y >, .Ne'' t'pee ,"'''''s VIZ 'e"''
'"'u' "'", l'l''' 'a' aooa' se'eu .''os'
anu n''u :" opp'se '7s,'a A",'a' 'uf ~
'oi''''"'s '"''N ."a' ''"'''' A''.'a att)
was o'effaiea ou' ho pos''''e 'ao" cog
"as hau - N's eAae' "oi'ue''
me Nhole Fa''cy " ~ NO 'thho'
was V state y .ffa1 iefheat' AFpi'.
hens'ons oi az attack we're enlef'aloeo a
1"ar9n' Maiamofa'' aha o.hef fo! on,
itotH 'hc F"". "''0' u"1sf 'al'ats' ~
"''HI'a ~ q - ''n''A ''9'i' ~" '"' =, +.
:, 'f' 'ne 'l.'Gl 'Nt,s'G !" g'"tt -
''a''"'o'"S' No''"e' >o''' = '''' 's'4' i'''
'hc C"'Ie"S 10 enron t"s ''
VICE n'u Al '''o h'']'' "e.'' 5ss'9P h''
done me same mag b'io 'hese P"'h's
we're sac otNcl az 20 DON mn atta aims
y "a' thought Cana'e- had <3oo in'n ua-
Ger num- ana 'hAi 'ne 'ufs' SUPPLY q s"o''
AZ Naiahoias, ana VIZ 'hfoaoa eohai''"N
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
oyrlcras OF rnE RreIMENr


We uudsrs aud that the Leg,.!a,u., ua,
gwen 70 Gov Gfshsm the power d Dr.
pointing the Field Officers to command
the Regiment now organizing % thsS,'
Tor the Mexican War From The ,tuAlBi
Of the Regiment, having two place, Of lea'
devious, wo consider thus the proper coam
aud no man bu, one who is disposed 10 CAV.
il ut any hing vii object 10 The prs'sai
arrangement. The Regimen, has bssa
slow ~ forming, and 10 have gwen las e
lection TO the rank and file IN rs fsIa.
situation, i, woulI not have been prepared
10 take up Il, lioe Of march for ~ .ssi'
81 two months 10 come
We also learn hat CIV G sIum 81,
appointed Robert T. Payne, Of Chasa'
county, Colonel commandanl, John 4 GU
mcr, Of Gut'fofd county, Lieut. Coaa'.,
md Sydney Stokes of Wilkes county Va.
for OF the appointment Of Co.one '''
MAJOR, We hear not word 81 comP'E
bat % lbc appointment Of Jahn \ G'n''
as LlsuI Colonel, The Governor could o.
have appointed an tndt, DUAL uots a9t
iipnablc % tho company fa,sed q "a
county Indeed II will have tie Ho'i
unhappy Influence, for se hnsg uplet''o
that The company has expressed ae'sia
lion, should he accept, 10 ~lthdta" H''
the Regiment and uiicf their services
the President as dragons or 10 be s'"'
ed to one Of the 10 Regiment called iotN
him. We sincerely regret h' af'
men, and hope # It Is true that Nro
mer viii not accept. His temafSs 'f''|
Tive to Meckcnburg IS Of loo lsls o'e"
renee and tbey were sufficient 70 isn''
htn Objectionable 10 her citizens.
Since The above was 10 type We wy
ha, Juo. A Fagg d Buacombr' M
ceyrd the appointment Of Lieut.. V',o''
and tina, the officers Of The Necs.r0O" Il
company will refuse TO serve uncei o'"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
T.. Il I.

May conlentment aud happiness SIT on your
brow,
Siuce you have a fine PIPE to smoke from
how
And tobacco The best, Of an exquisite
Zest,
TO mellow your thoughts, when retired TO
rest
With glass Of good Sherry 10 make Us
all merry,
And thought TO beslow on old Ton Ter.
nv lShades Of Eeenlsg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
IHE SHINGLES.

DJctot,' SAID ~ng TO his medical ad
wiser one day, isn't ,nefe such disease
as the shingles
Yes, 10 be sure replied G4leo.
hen have got 1t for certain, SAID the
palleut, for the roof Of ny mouth Is bro.
ken out IN . d, zen places.
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GD1rlntfR:
THURSDAY. January III,
THE MEcKLENBURG VOLUNTEERS

TIE MEChLEN Ut kt' NoLt NIEERS
As No expected, the Company forum.
IN this county is fall, numbering 100. A
bout 10 of the Company is from HE Uuo,
part Of Meeklenburg. The following i
full list Of the officers:
GREEN W. CALDWELL. Csp,,i,
r. c. DAVIDSON, lst Lieutenant,
TX. HARRISON. 81 do
A. NORMENT, ID do
". L. DAylpsos. Orderly Sergeant.
Jas. BRrAS. I'd do
D.. A. MckEs, 81 DO
J g. QUrRr, 9TH do
J. r. WARWICK, LIST Corporal,
r. NJ. NoRNESr, 81 do
A. OyERNss. 81 do
A. Moss. 9TH do
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any other person isrwafding die incney.
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|BIackwood's Lady, Magazine and i've copics
Of frepiint Of London World sfFasbion.
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,leprnt Of BIackwood's Lady's Maxine and
syo copies Of reprint Of London World Of
Fashion, one year
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Of Godoy's Lady's book and one copy of re-
print Of BIackwood' : Lady's Magazine, and
one copy Of reprint ef London World Of
Fashion, one year
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Address, l.. A.. Cooley
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loa' oac' iivuse use ilau 'he s'sn' . ac'' IN ny,
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y was ~ law upon 'l'e su'IeS'' "oa'u no' .''c
Senase nave cons'''o''oaa, .sa, 70 elecl
p'inss' ~ oHSsu's ~ p'''s"s y "'s 'sn !
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nt. huse''on-- men, s':,t. y nov aomi'-
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p,In'ei, y 'neIe was ~ isw upoh 'ng suDlec'.
ms = ca Important ADMISSION. =, ~ wnal
was aenlea enc. 'ne o'her oay ~ lns discussion
oh ,n's suolec1.
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'la, ''s s'ela,o llau 'n'. pIws,i !. 'ns'e mas
q" upo, 'ile suveS'i ~ ". .l'e'e was
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le'n'n' 'e,na,ssa t'as = tnS'e was no
law ' uPsn 'ue sucjse'' ,ue Ssha'e unoouo'-
suiy po'sss'.u ns ,sh, ~ siec. 'ne'l own
P''i'ei' ou' 'ne oena'' hau pa''cu WIN ''la'
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'ha' ~ na's r. oons.'iuuolai i'gn' 70 e'sc'
oui p''n'e'' - "e hase .n's i's'l.' y ,uels
auy ~ powo: 'na' Gan plon'p'' oar uslng ,.l y
'n's 'isn' - secureo 'ouS oy mo Tohs'l,u'ioh'
oah al Sc'' passeo Dya previous i'egisia'ute'
aaas snD" US ~ sl,' u.'s y sons.',u-
'iohai rlgh', ana .nls legislature cannon DC
laus asiraudeo o. y. ine acuon of pre-
vlous oenale ~ not Iinulng upon US. =
ni'gnt just az wen Dc ciallneu 'na' previous
senate couiu elect our oiilcers, ana appoln.
eur commtlees. ana no one VIII centend
ior ,hls; ye' u IS Jnsl as reasonaDle as 'hat
they could eiect our printer when r IS ad-
mltted we nave 2 constitutional right 10 eiecl
that olilcer ourselves. II lhey mad a righi
to elect our other officers and appoint our
committees; and it thoy have The r'ght 10
elect our printer Tor one, two, or three years,
they have the same right 10 elect him and
his heirs Tor as many hundred years. Let
the principle once be recognized that one
Legislature can absorb and barter off the
constitutional rights and powers of the Le-
g'slature that IS to follow It, and there is no
telling where u Will end--no limiting Its ac-
tion. we look into The consultation 10 see
what are our powers and our rights. we
ascertain what that instrument says we may
90, ana wnal we may not 40. bul u ms
aoc'rine prevails we -mnsi iooR iur!her
we masl see II our con s'i'u'lonai fi9n's
nave no' peen l'ml'ea oy some previous
LEGISLATURE, e Xxx. ~
q ohoer 'he cons'''ut'on OF th's Sta'o' ,nls
Seua'e mas Jus' as much power as any mat
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NEW VOLUME FOR 1S4z.
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uaIy, lS47.
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In pursuing The system determined upon,
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prisihg things useful and entertained, curious,
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
FUND COMMISSIONERS
OF PUTNAM COUNTY, o.,
FOR THE WEAR 1a4s.

FOR THE YEAR 1876.
or the Fund received by said county Of the State in
~ conformity with the Act for the distribution Of the
States proportion of the Surplus Revenue.
Total amouhtreceived from the State S6474 10
Total amount paid back to the State AGO 90
Amount loaned to individuals al 63 per cent and
f secured by mortgage on real estate. -. 4l60 II
Loaned to individuals at 81 per cent Wv
and secuted by other adequate security, ZOO 90
Loaned to County,. .............. 1162 30
Amount loaned 10 Riley Tewn ship. .Sln00 90
Dc. to Greensburg rg.................... 600 90
Do. to Ottawa. ............,. 90r 81
DO. to Liberty. rty.,.........s.......... $50 90
Do. to Union.. 1883 So
Do. to Sugar Creek ......,.... ...... 100 90
%. 70 Pleasant nt-...,... ..........s. 80 10
Do. to Monroe Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
DO. 70 jennings. wv w
DO 70 County. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll64 81 Se.
Now in suit ,....... .................... 1851 ~
Annual income ofsaid fund .,.......... lso 81
The expe incurred in the Of said fund
Is as follows:
Amount paid Joseph Beford, as Fund oommis-
tAf sl0ner,. - w
x ~ II. ]. Boehmer y. do. :. .,..... 90
~ Mcconnell. do ....s....... 90
w. Risley. Agent for do -. 15 90
9. M Godfrey, Fund Commissioner, I4
y. d. Creighton, do. ............ IA
(. James hackenzie for publishing
hhhuai aiStaement...,..... ,,.,,.,......s...... oV
s4s 7s
C. M. GODFREY, Treas.
J. 4. CREIGHTON, Aud.
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HAhER--that the Speakers select a suitable
person 10 deliver eulogy upon the character
aud services of the dsoeased and that the
body Of the deceased be brought from Mex
leo and inferred ia the soil Of Ohio at the ex
pence Of the State. After some appropriate
remarks by Messrs. Vallandgham and Trim
bic Of Highland, the Heuse adjourned
SATURDAY, Jan. 2, lS47. &.
The Senate and House Of Representatives
mot for tho election Of Officers. Jacob
Bliskensdarfer was elected member oI
the Board Of Public Works. For Blickens-
dsrfsr; 55. For s D. Preston, 40.
William Johnson received 56 votes fol
Judge Of the Superior Court Of Cincinnati
and was.slected. Henry Reeder received 81
yoies for the Judgeships
Samuel Galloway received SO votes fol
Secretary Of State, and was elected. Hor
acc 5. Knapp, Of this county, received 81
votes fos that Office.
MONDAY, Jan. A. ls47.
In the House, the bllto amend the aci
entitled an aci prescribing the duties Of Su.
peryisors, &C. passed March 20. 1887. was
passed
TUESDAY, Jan. 5, lS47
In Senate, on the Bill 10 tax banks, &c.
MI. Goddard argued strongly against the tax
on banks He was replied toby Mr.. Edgerton,
who administered to Mr.. Perkins a scathing
rebuke upon his complaints absut The tyran-
any Of Legislation. Mr.. Il. referred him 10
the journals Of the last session and his
motions to cut off amendment and debate
by the nrayious nlestinn.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-13
NOtice-Time Altered,

h CYA For Fail Rfcer fsr.ssN,
1eEeeYY 555aS .NStc BEDFORD and ExsS2
a18EaEsx1km 80sfOn.
VNHE Steamer Perry, Capt. WooLsEY, will
Il leave Sayers Wharf, Newport. on Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, at g. O'Clock A, M.
landing at Bristol Ferry, X. l. Side, iGsime fol
the passengers 10 take the steamer Bradford Dur
fee COR Bristol and Providence and in Fall Ry
er in time TO take the Cars that leave at "a o'cocL
for New Bedford, Boston, and Way Stations
and will arrive in New Bedford at 81 O'Clock and
in Boston at ~ o'clock M.
RETURNlNG-Wil leave Fall River on the
arrival ofthe Cars from New Bedford aud Boston
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Newport al
o'clock, landing al Bristol Ferry, Bristol side.
Passengers by taking the boat at Ga o'clock A.
NJ, will have one and half hours in Fall River
and return to Newport at II.
FOR PROVIDENCE,
Will leave Sayer's Wharf, Newport. On Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday, as heretofore at
o'clock, A. M. and arrive in Providence at
81 o'clock.
RETURNING.-Will leave Bfastow's Wharf
Providence, at "a o'clock p. M. and arrive in
Newport at Al O'Clock. Freight taken at low
rates. ..... April l5
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Guardians Notice.

TINE subscriber having been duly appointed
Il Guardian of the person and estate of Wan
ton II. Sherman and Amelia A. Sherman,
minors, children of Wanton Il. Sherman, late
Of Newport, deceased, and has given bond as
the Court directs, all persons having claims u
gainst said wards are notified to exhibit the
same to me within six months from the date
hereof
SARAH ANN SHERMAN, Guardian.
Newport, April 9TH, i547-6w.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, May ).

HOUSE.-lh lie House met at IU o CLOCK.
On motion of Mr.. Ballou of Cumberland,
the standing rules of the last House were
adopted for the Government of the House
the present year.
The Joint rules and orders of both Hous-
es oflast year, were adopted on the part OF
the House.
The following standing Committees were
then announced by the Speaker.
The following arc the standing Com
mittees appointed in the House and Sc
na,e-three Of which are Joint Com
mittees
Convicts' Petitions ns-Durlee, Hazard,
Shippee, of Senate Hidden,J. Manchester,
Hopkins, B. Harris, Ballou.
.MiHtio.--R andall, Turner, Duriee,
Knight, Rathbone.
On Accounts - Collins, Wilbour, Whit
man, of Senate. Sheldon, &. Harris, Ran
dali, Barber, Buffum.
Reai Estate. Mann, Manchester,
Congdon, Of Senate Barker, Pollard,
Bayley, Watson, l.. Angel.
Finance, ,-Sherm an, Hutchins, Whip
pie, King, Bourne.
Judiciary. -Boswor,h, Amcs. Dixon,
Robbins, Cranston.
Agriculture. John Church, Spencer,
Aldrich, Bradford, Reynolds.
tCOniinued on fourth page
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A THIS HOUSE situated in
HJJt Pelham street, formerly the real
nH dence of Capt. X. Gardiner, has
aA11oA been prepared for the receptlonof
strangers; and will be opened for visitors on
the 4th Of May. The situation Is central and
airy; and every effort will be made to render
the house one of accommodation & comfort.
April 30. SANFORD HORTON.
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House to Let.

ArA TOILET that pleasant and convenient
fyT5m House, next south Of the subscriber S
I.4A residence, on the Main street, near the
Market, now occupied by William G. Cozzens,
Esq. Possession given on the first Of May
next, or sooner if required. The house can be
seen at any time previous, by calling on the
present occupant. For further information,
apply to STEPHEN L. NOKTHAM'
Newport, Mar. 25, lS47.
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Court of Probate, .Newpori, May 3, lS47.

Court of Probate, .Ne,cpori, May 8, ls47.
TIME Administrative on the Estate Of SYL-
Il vANUs STANFORD, late of Newport
decd. presents her first account on said es-
tate for allowance the same is received and
referred for consideration to a Court of Pro.
bate, to be holden at the Town Hall, in New
port, on the first Monday in June next, at
o'clock, a. m, and notice is ordered to be
given thereof by advertisement for three
successive weeks, in the Herald ofthe Times
tina, all persons interested may appear at Said
time and place and be heard.
True copy-witness,
may 4. B. B. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
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FOR SALE,

A.A The commodious and convenient
Wi Dwelling House, corner of Washing.
puCu.ton and Warner-StreetS, known as the
Moison Estate. Il has large lot Of land. well
fenced and every convenience abou, the prem
ises for the accommodation of two families
For further particulars and terms, enquire Of
Newport ap. ~, 1877. GEO. BOWEN.
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TO LET,

Possession giren Immediately,
kAaA The lower part of the HOUSE,
nN now occupied by Mrs. Alice Fish,
Euu- situated near the First Baptist
Church. The House has five rooms, viz-par.
lor, kitchen. 9 bed rooms, and wash -room-with
cellar. a good well of water and wood house in
the yard. For terms apply to
MRs. ALICE FISH.
ap ist.-tf on the premises.
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FOR SALE.

IA THE Dwelling House and Store for
fssSGn merly occupied by Henry Potter, cor.
nll@ ner of Green u Thames streels-an
eligible sand for business. Enquire of
E.F. NEWTON or WIN. STEVENS.
p2g.
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Raisins, Raisins,

UNRST quality Box Raisins, at iocts per lh
IL 6rs, quality Keg, do do
Next south Town Hall
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Gs9G,a lg0aasss>
CO.partnership Notice.

TIME undersigned have this day formed a
Il connexion in business, under the firm ol
PEABODY Il YOUNG, and have taken
the well known stand formerly owned and d'oc-
cuped by the late Giles Barney, where they in
tend carrying on the BLACKSMiTHlNG
BUSINESS. in all its branches. Particular
attention given to Horse and Ox-shoeing. A
share of public patronage respectfully solicited.
GEORGE A. PEABODY,
JOHN YOUNG.
Newport mar 18th, l647.--tf.
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TO LET,

- The Chambers in the House standing al
Wni. the upperlend ofthe Main street, next
North OF William Stevens, and immediate pos
session given for further information apply to
STEPHEN Il. NORTHAM, or JOHN ID.
NORTHAM.
mar 25h le47.
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TO Let,

IL THE Farm in Brenon'S Neck called
fT3tml the Prices Neck farm. now improved
nsl@ by Seth Bateman. Said farm has a
valuable privilege OF sea manure and contains
about one hundred and ten acres, Apply to
Mrs. s. +. GARDNER,
or at the Bank of Rhode Island.
Newport, Feb. 4, lSi7.
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The lower part Of the EW
HOUSE, on Church ST., next west
Of the residence OF MI. VIM, Il. Potter, with
two rooms also in the third o,y-cellar and yard
given about Let January. Apply to
Dec. ~, 1876. HENRY B. HAZARD
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For Sale or to Let.
URO STR EET

e.: :: e:
lst of May.
Newport, March 25, lS47.
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To Let,

For The Season Furnished,
A COTTAGE, situated on the
Hill, in Catherine street, east of the
Jul Bellevue House. For particulars,
enquire of JOSEPH TEW.
mar Is, 1Si7.-tf.