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T0THE PllRI,IC.

GIVE my articles trial and Judge for yourself
wafant them all 10 be
NY hAu LusfRAi HAIR RtsfOR ArivE-rhi. universally aE
proved and admired article, ffee spirits pnnseni
ana otcf destructive the s1pcaious
" renuss beautifully bright and dseats nag
ehe OF inc MOWERS Hair washed
posssv 40" and lakurisn
IN ne" mar on bald heads by made
ha"h ana turning falling
w'h soon Be restored and
ofihalcb hy a lew Applications OF the Eau LusraL
uS pfcservaisc against bNine. eutr ali
:" ,ne sn ON The head, dandrunani preventing
the hins OF Of the hair and turning grey
the simple produce some -,,u
arr TOT The hair endowed with
hdsengsss the Epermis and Capillary
ton OF the Precipitation AID Of the particle. that
deposits THIS puncs give. To il beau
'1 gloss ard -oncss and agreeable vivynx perfume
ENibhNCt-Natuc ncrhaustiblc mine, in which enc
enee study will always find that
alone which produces all that invention and which h,
would do betier, perhaps to name adaptations.
For sale, wholesale and retail,
JULES uAuEi. ferfumcr aud Chemist,
No 40 south III street, Philadelphia.
And by my Agents. Gnier, Duva a Purcell Duva Du
anesne NAN street. Zaehsson, Dornink Meoueen Broad
Richmond Chs Conz Bragg Thomas PETERSBURG and mos,
all the Druggists through Union. oc n
QI Premiums "a AT IN. F,ap In.tp,,.
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GARDEN SEED
FROM GROWERS or k-SOU-y REPUT8JyOy sND nan
RENTED FRESH .IND GENIrtyF '
At Wholesale and

" hEFCT.qTTO-S. IND MAR.
and GENUINE,
and Retail:
Leek-Larrc Scotch
Lettuce ~ White and Green
Head, Early Cured India,
White and Green Co.'S, BrowG
Dutch
Melon--Nuimcg, Green Cilruu,
Pine Apple
Water Mcion-fncst kinds
Nasiurtium
Mustard-White and Black
onion-white aud Red
lOkra
Pcas-I.andrc,h's Extra Early.
Eary May, do Frame. Hue
Pruss sian, Dwarf Marrowiai.
Bishops Dwarf Prolific
Pepper-Asi oried
Pannip--Long Smooth, French
Sugar
Parsley-FInc Cuf'ei
PumPkin-l.argc Yellow
Rhut arb-ior Taris
Radiish-I.oag Scarlet, LonffS.i-
mon, White TuTnip. S-tIlet
Turnip. Black Spanish
saisify--or Vegetable Oysler
Spinach
Squash-EarlJ Bunch
IoWaio-La'ge Red and Yellow
TuTnip-issoft,d
Herb and Flow - Seed.
WIN. PALMER.
In ng
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MIN M FRESH
At wholesale
A RTICHOKE-Grson Globe
n AspsIagus-Whlte Giant
Pole Beans-I.arge 4 small Lima
snap BeanS-EaTlN China, ditto
Yellow Six Weeks
DO Eariy Mohawk, do I moon
DO Refugee, ot 1000 to
Beei-EaIly blood, iuTnip rooted
DO do Yellow do 10
DO Long Blood, Mangel wurzeI
DO White Silcsian French Sugar
BToeoli-whir and Purple Cane
Cabbage-Eariy and Large YORK,
Fairy and Late BavefseE, Ear.
ly SugarloaC. Large Drumhead.
Large Bergen, Fiat Dutch.
Dumhead savoy, Green Curl
ed savoy, Red Dutch
Caulifiowcr-Eafly and Late
Celery-White solid
'affot-Long Orange, Long Red
and White Fled
Cress-Curled or Pcpprrera.
Cueumber-Early Frame, ditto
Cluster. Long Green. Long
Fnekly GhorkiR for pickling
Con-Early Sugar. do Tusearo-
n, do Golden Sioux
Endive-GTeen Curled
Egg Plant-Purplr
kalc-lllue Carried Siberian.
Green CURED Scotch, Rape or
Cole
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Unlike those remedies claim by one bnrt1 cure
at da-.s each preparation particularly designed
one Psei1e ldoPlhc complaint symptomaue ar
eeton There than thirty different kinds are
eomo"d n more than hundred different nal n
gradients Of the vegetable tngdon-fuch gums extracts Of
bark beres and budsof Govcr and SEEDS o
Pan@-in which mercury anumouy as'ne copper and other
poisonous miscras of ike character pace-refdies
which n m'apped are not d'stueye to The patient
upon him host of other the deadly
Posns a. mercury ascse copper and other minerals mineral
TIE original proprietor Of these Medicines though e-ebrl,ed
author and graduate of regularly incorporated College
schoohougha member Of distinguished Medical College,
an. lfp'sof n ruffy ahd Clinical Medicine n ehlHefcd Ne
deal College 10 ts coun-ls not m view 81 The dignity Of
such hgb honoa whh, careful nvrfg1ton ~ 10 what
ne Icy ihe lieatd slff iend esio d-asc InhaFeli Ne
deal WORK he have spared o. Their expense
1E rom 'i'i e-y Hr rheh har P'rea " fperi,Hes 70
Del uIui have u1urhtt brnrnh Eopr
and sbS pocoR uni any other pcson who have profesdto
t' ay 'iinf remedy on my improved mriod 81 treating
ts'a Iue hints and surrctons of experienced and
ef iirl.n o i' New fofs oHFe Of FhJsan nod Surgeons
there Dol. remark OF aHg srpyirfed Js1,
cations correct and cry which rnen dsapron
hc physician and te friends of patient have aiso
uy I every lavafg ars rom regular course oiFldY n
he lnigrry Di no ste NJ New York Besides extensive
praecs Tor many years ih p1puous cry nc Ubd
','" 'ois-"h paiea CONSULTATIONS WIN ihc ino'i df
unruhed surgeons and physeanr have afforded opportunities
TRYING EvERY VARIETY or PRACTICE. hive ai-9 At
tented gHsaHd at the UNITED sIATs iNflRMARY
where constant application mad or medical aid IN PhyFc,
huiFf ina mNWey Durnf me hpafic lihe Aaatc Ihoe
rnI under he appointment n The New fork Brd q Health
pifhfNfn iNf lhuu 'uflun raafA ~ cffh fiinf
pfru0nr0y confirmed ages The information which have
received from others he opportunities NJ clinical Practice
he practice NJ che 1efsd 0f scE ADD te
have myself made brought posson pras
ue which have found BY aud repeated
valuable and ai0a pursued BY an other
The Mineral Anopahss Homuopaths Thousonians, al
Of which have tested BY repeated experiments"
These fcned have been for yeasonr before
q the patent Incidence sdve ed generally asP Pans
Erifets, syups ke snd had acquired
passed By soy Other ut te proprietor, being dsnsned
either himself hs book medicine prominence BY advertising
. valuable qnnl ~ e woiser the raper hsetds
hive their effects, their ineatc value
~ that fus % human families 81 the iand, the
hoed every where 10y Of oil
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MAYNARD & MOVES
BLACK WRITING INK.


FBNHIS Ink has stood the test Of more than thr.
u years uaL and during has constantly I'M
easrr pablo favor and patronage and the adnr
uee the country 70 flow becomes permans
black and Will not mould under any and adapted
Co. both quill and steel Tho who may un1cquard vh
erDfy invited read following onias selected
''m many Of similar character and make trial OF 10 them
Bank Of Hs State ~ .ysri Cf,aiI-s
Kstriou, 4th March, Is47,
Sum. Maynard g. Ntgss.
G,ntemsnIouf Wnurr Ink has been boz almost constant u.
by me officers NJ This Banking Tor years and
' always been ptf"d 1 any other brand loy from
i1e and does not muu bod te color though .nrar pale
when bottle BE- rr opened becomes beautiful permanent black
taFc been regular D. uiyrcf dune ths Time ~
coping when cuuosy has od make fr Of othr kinds or
have been compelled consequence Of not being ate 10 f
s'u M i' market and AXE 80 being lbe o. speak 10
Vo'hy % 10 and usi tatuy opinion on such long 81,
l''fnc' viii Induce many who may 90 well ACQUAINTED
with 81" mont',to give ta trial Youu, repeatedly.
&. DEWEY, cashier
/ Wrssrs Mtyvsrr NryFr.
"cnucmsnNc are happy Boz being sny that We errs,
concur boz hc opinion expressed above your vfrr ot m 81
Dewey, The cashier OF institution Wesertofy 800,
| DUNN CAMERON, Precedent.
/ = W. WHITING. Terof.
D. Du PRE- Boob Keeper
f'i tie "h"tf1F ara rrf7I' at Manufacturers
/ NH Jim UNiNkEN a. MORRIS Matf
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ROBERT NOIVT

House sign Painter and GIazicr
Nsrt door tAs EreAssrs Basl, RHAss0sG Ptrgisis,
~ received further supply Paints CoPe
with Painters Brushes and blenders
French and American Window Glass from
31I2o inches all Of which do1ous up
mos reasonable
n. IA large supply OF Soap Paint for ru
r,uot paiutfnt Tin ot Shnrlcd Roof RN
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ERESH SPRING GOODS

RINRESH SPRING GOODS
Z BOOTS. SHOES, HATS TRUNKS CARPET BAGS &C.
AZ No -, West MAN Slreei-whoeSais Retau-JUDAH
MYERS is receiving by sp-n- stock Of
Epois comprising geaeral Boots SHOES Hats,
Trunks CaTpe Bags all u been purchased
the most favourable and esae and Retail at
small advance punctual customers lie soil
ot from country merchants and buyers y e1amina
OF his goods feeling well they both regards qua
y ard w compare lvouraby OF any other h,u
IN this narkc; % 10 Virginia. JUDAH MYERS.
Wholesaie and Retail dealer Boots, shoes Has &c SC
M WEI NJ, st,.,,
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FOR SALE on THE USUAL TERMS
80 THE LADIES IN PARTlCULAR.-M,

10 The LADIES IN PARTICULARLY
u DEriLATURY POWDER has been found bsb, bsr,6c,
mo Z" great ue 10 -tes VINO have been afflicted superb
hif Principally ~hrn It, growth ls been confined
uds1e 81 the ace,
Nh-n u'd wan pro cs care aud according the
Do found U be great addition
instrument entirely and the hair IS removed IN 1--WE
minutes after is Application.
Tins composition iulble,
h1ir Amer certificates Of success
which cannot be
For lae WhDlcse nd refaI.
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JULES HACEI.S DEPOT
80 South Third street. below Chesput
And by my Agents, l. Gner. Duval a Purcell Z Duyal
"nquesne Main street Zachson, Dornin McQneer,
street Richmond chs Corning Bragg. Thomas Co. Petersburg
-Ed most Az the Druggists through he Union. Sc 20
r. Pee NUNS awarded al the Franklin institute
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EXTRA TEi

EXTRA TEA.
W r. have Just opened a chest Of Tea which
hash very highly approved. Can bargains upon
nh loft GRETTER GRETTER.
ID ATENT GOLD PAINT. The subscriber
has been appottedsoe AGENT for the vsnl the
sac Of the Patent Gold Paint which Dutch metal or
~ men leaf and equal 70 god leaf for all
u entail work very muen cheaper and quite durable.
NH lg-u + - ZACHRISsOS,
Chemist and Druggist. No U.s. broad .. shosk.c hin
AEON sIpEs2O hhds sides prime in store Tor sale
~ ~ mia p WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL.
TEVoGACCJ AND CIGARS the mos, approved brands for
s'ey mh 10 ruECELL q LADD. IOI, Main o.
TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE a superior article of Brushes from 90
to ol9O very cheap FOR general Pain
ariicku.
Gass Of the best quality, from eGIaO wholesale
STUnI.
White Lead hard to beat to br
Inc above areesae n selection.
ouniry EfnuemeH would DO sramine these
goods and Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street,
NrTt door Erchaugf
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ALEXANDER'S TRlC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

ThNilS new anu popular Liquid HAHN III r.,
- introduction has met with uueIampiet but
- subscribers would inform the public, that
improvement lately been made that
unparalleled Hair either Black Brown
washes the clothes and
uunrg upsrts the beauty and elasticity youth
m excellence Will be apparent every upon single
aIp hcaLon.
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

Nash FOR RAGS.-The Franklin curing Company
- intending extend their Paper nav in
cash the hghestpree aou eooured
County Merchants may parcels Ae Ibse
Der, VINO will rempa payment "a he may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS,
Superinte nseniF rankin Maa n Conp'y
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TENO THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COM.
q Observation-Disclosures EFFICACYl-My

80 south Third street. below ChcsnuL
And By my Agents, l. GneT, Duval Purcell, DuvaL
Du1uc.uc Main VI Zaehsson, Dorhin McQueen Broad
Richmond chs Coing Bragg, Thomas & Co. Petersburg
an the Druggists through the Union. %
.I- rI.mnms ayNaIded az Ihe FranklLn ln,tuic.
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HcaCh,s Mcdicincs.

Accompanying tie above Work the various
disease d-bed therein and when presented for the
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]. H. EUSTACE Il son

ID ESPECTFULLl solicit the merchants Of
Virginia passing through Richmond
OF Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye stus They
prepared offer such Inducements think
oonhnc their dealings their this
Ginseng and FaIseed exchange goods
hrhcs market price.
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STATE 90 EAETtAsu,
Buns Tx CITT, To VIII
Brif Q, H.emterri, ihgt on tl.. ~ dag q
tdesutscT!tes, Justice Of The TO- e. 1i
city afo-e>a q. pcrslualyarqclr" Bruo
OATH ga ,h- Hos EvaIg.y o. fIAi.h.,
facts &C., forth in co.. a11,e .sa.rst clu
stated sworn before
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Richmond, Nay Ie istS D''"'' ''H-" "'1 ''"P'
-NO MORE White. GRAY ORRED HAIR.


PeIlumer and Chemist,
No. ~ : Third street, below Chesnut Phia.
And by my Agents l. Grtcr. Duyal = Purcell DuvaL
nlquesno MsH street Zlchrsson Donn McGuesn Broad
sIee Richmond C'S Cofr- bragg Thomas PETERSBURG;
ans most ei the Druggists through uu0a.
~ beware OF CONFERENCE.-The JULES HAUEL'S T.
GEuAULE LIQUID lair ny E." genuine a. dor
~ premium awarded Franklin institute. %
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30
Town Meeting.

Report and act for a notification cfh the Torn
Government.
The adjourned meeting of the electors OF
this town on the subject above mentioned
Bull, Esq, Moderator. The committee
appointed to consider what changes can be
made in the town form Of government, who
had reported, in part, at the June town meet
ing made further detailed report, accom-
panied by an act carrying out the reforms rec
commended. After receiving the report, and
much discussion as to the proper disposi.
ton of the act accompanying it, the
whole subject, was by general consent, deferr-
ed to town meeting to be held on Tuesday,
the 10Th day of October and in the mean
time, the report and act to be published under
the direction of the committee.
II. Is. Cranston, G.. G.. Perry, and WIN.
Ennis were appointed, committee to inquire
into and report upon the towns title to the
dock west of the Red market
A communication from David Melville,
Esq, requesting confirmation of privilege to
take water from the fountain in Mill street,
was received and referred to the adjourned
town meeting.
The following is the Report of the commit
tee, and the act accompanying it, on the
subject of the Town Government
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ND RODESLANDER THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 3O ls47
cornerstone ofst. Mary's Church

The following account of the dimensions
&c. oi ST. Mary's Church, was received io'
late, to be appended TO The notice OF the lay
ing the Corner Stone, furnished by The
Bishop Of X. l.. and inserted under the heat
oi Eplscopcl Acts, IN our last number.
ihc Dimensions ofthe new Church. are Il
be NJ follows :-Exlreme interior length. IN
cludlng porch and chancel, lO5 feet IN.
width, including buitrcsses. 30 feet. Length
pf nave, tinieuor) II feet width of nave
tln,eriorl25 feet. Depth of chanccl 20 feet
The following is the inscription on the cop
PER plate covering the box OF deposits contain
ed ~ The Corner Stone.
la the
Name Of the Father and the Son,
and the lloLy GHosT. Amen.
Saint MBry's Church,
With he Farm on which It is to be built
Is Devoted,
As an humble thank offering Of Con, for
Innumerabr bouniies ot his Providence snc
Grace, by f"ss" 6s4"#, Of Portsmouth, X. J..
To be freely open to all people
for Divine Worship, according to
the Book Of Common Prayer.
This Corner Stone was laid
On Thursday, Cd Sept, A. ID. lSl7.
by the RI. Rcvd. John =. X. tlenshaw, ID. ID.
Bishop Of Rhode Island.
Christian Witness.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30

DIsTuLERY MILK. - A writer in the
n. Y. Sun says vlolert and malignant
disease has been raging for a month or
six weeks among the cows of Williams
burgh and also am informed of New
York. Brooklyn, and wherever else the
noxous "swilP' is used for food. The
disease in William Iburgh is rapid in its
course and alaoays tatat in its termination.
1t continues generally from two to three
days frequently, however, death happen,
within the first hour in other instances
it lasts till the 9TH or Sth day What !
wish You to notice particularly is, that the
sick cows are MIXED regularly till they
die, and that this filthy stuff is daily sold
through the City. Also that after death
the carcasses Of the cows are sold for -
to two men, who remove them 10 a neigh.
boring and secluded lot, where they skin
them and take out the intestines. The bal
ance they carry to New York. covered W
in hand cart, and dispose oft
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YANKEE PLows-An American merchant
at the Cape of Good Hope, has within
twelve years sold hundred thousand
Yankee Pows, chiefly to the Dutch for
the use of their vineyards. They formerly
used heavy Dutch Plow, and refused to
buy the Yankee plows, saying they
were only made as chidren's toys
Finally, a farmer was persuaded to take
one gratis, and try it. lie soon came
back and bought half dozen of the first
importation, and after making the bargain
said he would not have sold the one he
took first, without the opportunity OF
getting another for six hundred rix dol
lars. Since that date the Plows have sold
freely. Of Com.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30

er, calm thine agialed heart and wipe those
tears from thine eye.
God gave, he took, he viii restore
Cherish not a wish to retain Thy babe on sari
for il has escaped the sorrows. aiiiictlonS and
disapponimenls Of a world OF misery The ms
/ fIrlGnes of which thou hast too often keenly
l felt; il is only selfish impulse oi thc near
that would recall it from the bosom OF God.
" No let The mother, when her iniant's breath
Fanls on her bosom in the trance OF dTalh
Then let her yearning heart obey he call
/ OF that high God who loves ana cares Tor al
Resign The untainied blossom 10 that shore
Where sieknesses and blight have power No
more;
Where poisonous mildew comes not from The
AIR,
To check the undying blooms and gerdurc
But where The gifts OF life profass are she'd,
And funeral wailngS rlSc not DER The dead
Where cherub-throng> in joy Triumphant move,
And Faith lies slumberng in The breast OF
love"
will quote a jewel poem from the rem OF
Mrs. Sigourney, which should afford enduring
consolation io those who are ~ allllclion' III
consequence Of The death OF their children,
"a butterfly basked on a baby's grave
Where lily had chanced 10 grow.
why ar thou here with thy CANDY dye
While She of the bright and sparkling eye
Must sleep in the chuIchyafd low.
Then it lightly scared through the sunny air
Aud spoke from itN shi0lng track:
| was worm I'LL won my wings,
And She whom thou mouInst like a Sefaph
Sings
Would'st thou call the best one back l''
We sow in The grave the seeds that we have
garnered in our hearts on earth and OF thai
which Is here sown, shall we reap hereafter
This is HE human harvest, and The grave is the
earthly siore.houSe; but there is to be a grtate,
harvest
when the Archangel's blast
Shall winnow, like ian, the chat and grain
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30

PoTAToEs. The Record Irasburgh )says
"Thc potatoes in this region are more
seriously affected by the rot this thanthey
were last year." We also hear that the
disease is working to some extent upon
the potatoes in this county. The crop in
consequence Of dry weather would not
have been very large had no disease APP
peared. The St. AiJan'S .McSscnger,
speaking ofthis subject, remarks : eve
regret to learn that within two or three
days potatoes in this vicinity are found to
be considerable affected with the rot when
they are so affected it is considered best
to dig and dry them as fast as possible. y
st Johnsburg (Vt.) Coledoniau
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30

4 IMPORTANT ArREsr or CoUNTrRFErTERs
We learn from a irirnd. recently returned
frona visit To New Hampshire, tina, on
Tuesday of last week. two persons were
arrested IN the vicinity of Lancaster, N. u.
for having ~ their possession, with intent To
pass as genuine, o large amount of counter
ielt bank notes. Their names are Chatl"s
Young, OF Portland. Me. and Daniel Moni'On
%! Dracutt. IN this state. There were found
upon them Sl700 a portion oi The notes be-
my un,rlpmrd and not signed. The JIll.
consisted oi tens of Adams Bank, North
Adams. Mass. hress of Mafblchead Bank,
Marblchcad. Mass iicos az Eastern Bank,
Bangor. Maine iros Of Worcester Bank,
Worcester, Mass f,cos Of Goidlncr Bank.
Gardiner. Me. and onts of Atlantic Bank,
Boston. Mass. Young ~ about sixty year.
Of age. aud Is undoubtedly veteran ~ the
business of counterlenIng. Monllon Is
shout 'hriy years of nge, > feet 10 inches
~ height. black hair aud dark comp Xion.
These two individuals have probably boon
connected with gang of cnuntrrienefs,
forming n link between the Canadns aud the
States aud their arrest may be looked upon
as second ~ importance only TO that Of Sci.
den Barnard aud "ilrrs. ~ New York.
Boston Jour. Of Thursday.
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Geral0 Of the Ginlcs.
Ri 00E.I AND Err;
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NEWPORT:
TharSday MOrning. Sept. 30, 1917
Book, Fob and Gard Printing.

We wish To have The old friends of the Her.
aid and Rhode Islander and all in want OF
Printing, bear in mind that we have an excel.
lent assortment OF new and fashionable Job
iype, together with one OF The celebrated Yam
kee Gard Presses, which enables us to do all
kinds of Printing in very neat style and on
very low lerms-as low, and as well, even, as
It can be done ont of town. A share of pat.
ronage is respectfully solicited.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30

\ SUPREME CoURT-At the opening o
the court on Tuesday, the following re
solutions, unanimously adopted at ;
meeting Of the Providence County Bar
holden Sept. 20, l8i1, were presented tc
the Court by Gen. Greene They were
briefly and appropriately responded tC
upon the part ofthe Court by Judge Halle
\ Resolved, That we sincerely deplore
the death of Chief Justice Durlce, il
which the State has lost a most gifted and
devoted son, the Bar its endeared and
respected head, and his family tender
and aflectionate husband and father.
! Resolved, That we render a willing
tribute ofrespect and admiration to those
eminent mental endowments which he
made manifest i'll all the departments oI
Poetry and Eloquence, of History and
Philosophy to that intellectual vigor
and strong love Of Justice which marked
his character as a Judge, and to his sin.
cerlty and uprighiness as a man.
Resolved, That we bow in reverentia
submission to tha, decree ofan inscrutabe
Providence, which has removed from this
world, mind matured by a varied ex.
perience, and by quiet and studious Sc
cluslon, at the very hour ofits dawn upon
wider sphere of usefulness and honor
Resolved, That as an expression OF
unfeigned sympathy for the loss they have
sustained, the Court be requested to enter
these Resolutions upon their record, and
that a copy thereof signed by the Chair
mon and Secretary of this meeting, be
transmitted to the family Of the deceased
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