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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-12
RHEUMATISM.

DT- IOWnsends GanapAnIaI NnsQua8u cases OF Inc
Chi and Fever and Ague The following letter is only
of the hundreds that have received from the South and
West Of like character
OswKGo, Michigan, Oct. q, 1877.
DR.. TO0HseRd-Dear Sir | purchased for my wife two
bottles of saTsapaa Of your agent Mr. McNair, OF kaa
maZoo, try for the Fever and Ague Before had finish
ed the first bottle it appeared TO the blood, and every
other day when the chs and fever appeared they less
violent; and before she had finished the bottle, she
tirey relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the agu lady that had been very sick
with ehi and fever but had broke them with Quinine and
was left IN very weak and distressing state and troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that it had
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles, and 1t re
stored her few weeks to complete health. Your sarsapa
rla is without doubt unequaed in diseases incident to the
West and if you think that this communication viii be OF
use, you at liberty TO use il as you choose.
Your. respectfully. CHARLRs H. SWAIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-12
FRANCIS HALL.

hereby certify that have examined number of testmo
mails exhibited by the Gaefenbeg Company relative
the merits of their medicines; and take pleasure say
that they present evidence of genuneness and there
fore entitled to the confidence of the public.
JqDu0ry 49, 1913 BANCS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-12

Sons OF TEMPERANCE German DiUisioa.-
A German organization of this body (he first in this
city, under the following title, took place on the
18th inst, at meeting in Crystal Hall:
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
NEW YORK MARKET.
n. Y. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OFFICE.
Tuesday, March li-2 clock, I. NJ. J

n Y. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OFFICE.
Tuesday, March li-2 clock, Z. NJ.
The market is firm for Cotton some small
sales were made at yesterdays prices. .,
The market for flour opens very firm with
n moderate demand for the home trade. The
sales are some 500 to 600 barrels including
GOOD Gcncsec at $3.50 and prime brands
Michigan at ,62 l-2 In Southern there IS
not much doing. We quote lloward-st. at
SG,37 l-2.
I'm Wheat there were no transactions worth
reporting. Corn is in fair request with sales
of 2OOO bushels Southern mixed at 81 cents ;
Jersey was held at 81 cents without sales
Rye continued quiet at 80 80 cents. Oats
were steady a, 40 cents for Northern, and 40
a 81 for Southern.
There is a good demand for Beans. Sales
of 200 bbls. Southern white, ut IS cents per
bushe.
Mess Pork was quiet at Slo,37 l-2, and
Prime do 80, ls 3-i a 1925 Beet was sale
able at So .2j, for country Mess and Prime &c
at 50, 81, ram
Lard was in fair demand, with sales oi lol
kegs at 8 l2 cents.
Bu,,er-Sales of 80 tubs Baltimore at Il Il
cents. 20 bbls Eggs were sold at 10 IL GU
per dozen.
From 900 TO 800 hhds. Cuba Muscovad'
Sugar were sold AT a l-2 cts. per 10. an'
$50 boxes Brown Havana at q is at IL
\ At auction this morning 81 hhds Nev
Orleans, brought 3 3-S / 3-s, and 30 Dbl
New Orleans Moasscs 90 cents, cash.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
CaoDer's I.iniMent.
i,arch l4ih, lS4S.

4 SHAW hoyc received a
A. fan assortment of goods adlPled To The
spring trade, as follows -
Bales Black German CloihS,rppfo'ed styles {;
do do do Cd>>Imcieo and Doe
skins Cases blue, black and co'orcd ing'lah
Cloths
do Fancy Cashmere oi 'he Ia'r'' P1"c'n ~ :
do American blue black aud coi"rcd cloths
do Mddle,cx wool hIaci; Cns'incre5
do do heavy drab Pilots;
do English Ermine,tS, blue MKT and fancy;
Jn Salln. Barahea \ Cashmere Ncslln.,>;
Il, loIlpd Satins, SeiL,S SILK Nelyets
Jo Italian Clohs. Silk warp hlpaccas
do Mode AlpaccaS; mode plaid do;
do Al Earlslon GiughanS, IN yarc'yi
Jn IA Extra. fine check and mourning do;
do German and French GinghamS
do Scotch de LANES, block printing. extra
do Newest STYLES of American de LANES
dn Linen Gmghams and LuSlresi
do London ChinlZ Prints;
do German Il English iloSieryShalf Hose;
Jn I.nd,s.' and Gents Lisle Thread Gloves;
do cbildren's Gloves and Hosiery;
do Spilalield Twilled ildkE;
do Black Italian CravatS;
! do A white Linens apnoved makes
do Cambrirs, MuslinN and Jacone,ts;
II do Black aud cOlOred Kid Gloves: extra do
ui,b n large assortment Of brown an,
!. LlracbCd Cottons. DriIlngs, DrnlmS, De. Abo
4 N.r,itnac and CCchecO Prints, new SlyleS
II 10 which they invite the attention Of buyers, a
II lhe lowest market prices for cash or approved
/ naner n. The coRNLR OF MILK ASD PEARL cts
II Boston March, 1878.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
Weekly Almanac.
Printing.--The proprietor of the Herald
Full Moon 10Th, 4h. Ism, evening.

PrintielE.-.lhe proPrle~oi VI the ''cra'u,
,y;,h the aid of one of the celebrated Yankee
Card Presses, is enabled to do all kinds oi
Card Priating, in an exceedingly neat style,
and at very low prices. An assortment OF
cards constantly on hand. lie is also, pre-
,ared TO do all kinds of Plain and Fancy Job
Printing, in very neat manner and at reason
able prices. Persons in want OF printing
will do we'll to call and examine specimens
nf work and prices
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

DoRRIsM RrN MAD !-The Providence Her
aid, in remarking upon communication IN
the Washington Unicn, says
1--WE agree with the Unions correspondents
that the decision of the supreme Court against
our Rhode Island doctrine, will not affect the
Great principle ; but especially tina, the rebound
nf sucb decision would not be against the
ncople, but the Court itself The people
ortbc country are beginning to ponder the mpor,
taut question which has been raised here ana
whether the Courts are with them or not thcy
will never tamely submit to see the doctrines
If our enemies carried any farther into practice
The Court which says we may not act WIN
ou, the consent of our rulers--that TAR mayor
,v nav not-curses itself to everlasting lnlainy
/ Bm me pcople will no more heed ITS decision
,bon iii were. that we had no right to breathe
Gods air wihou, parchment ncons'
The peoplc of this country never vested al'
never can vest. their sovereignty, or The con
troll of il, in Court. w,
All which means-"Down with the Jdd'c.-
ry if it does not uphold mob law -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDlSG MONDAY EVE, MARCH Id
At Market 900 Beef Cattle, $3.50 South
ern--tbe remainder Eastern and New York
state \ 80 Cows and Calves, and 900 Sheep
and Lambs.
prices. &c.-Bcef Ca,tlc--The prices ye,
keep mp to pretty high marx; There nave
been no sales of consequence below -, ana
the market average from that hqure up To ~
pcr cwt. About go head remain over unsold,
Cows and Calycs-Salcs at from s2o, sJo
70 $50. as in quality. All sold.
sheep and Iambs-'Iho Market laSt week
was somewhat better supplied. AIl soId Al
from 81. 81 81 SO $50.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
RHsGER'TGg MAEslAEiT.

THUrS0UY. NdTUH u Iot0'
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep
and 700 Swine.
prices-Beef Cattle-k,xtra SO IS; LIST
quality S6d6 80, 2d quality S5d5 rs,
Shcep-S2 50, SO Ie, SO so, 81 ia few
extra At SO
S;winc-At wholesale, 4 l-2a5 l-2c, selected
lots, ! 3-ia5 81.
MONDAY, M,RcH l3rH. 1918.
At Market, 75 Beef Cattle, 100 Sheep and
2O3 Swine.
Prices--Beef Ca;tlc--A few Extra ~ 90 ;
LIST quality I'll - S6 IS I'd quality 20 % a
So 90.
Swine-N wholesale. / 81 3-lc.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

TAYLOR MEETING. mass meeting of the
friends of Gen. TAYLOR for the Presidency was
held on the 22nd ult. at ST. Louis and was
the largest gathering there for years past
The New Era says Of t.
TIL, number of persons at tie Ro,unda last
evening, assembled in accordance with the call,
was greater than perhaps has ever taken place
in st. Louis. As to who they were, and what
is their standing in the community, u Is unnec-
essary to say much but when men advanced
in years, whose health is by means robust, who
never sought, nor would accept Office, venture
out at night--tO remain 50 long in a crowded
place, in heated atmosphere, and then TO 60
out into cold and damp one-it must be an
uncommon event indeed. Such was in fact
the meeting of those friendly to the election OF
Gen. Taylor to the Presidency of the United
States. The call was unprecedented one +;
no meeting, no previous consultation, nor any
concert whatever. We knew the feelings pre-
dominating in the community, and that all that
was required was an opportunity to express
| them. II was Taylor call and Taylor meet
| pg.
We subjoin the preamble and first resolution
| adopted
/ Whereas, the demonstrations of public conf,
Idcnce in the frmness, prudence, honesty and
patriotism of Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR, are Sc
numerous and unequivocal, throughout thu
! United States and, whereas, it is one OF th'
inaenable rights of the citizens thereof, to as
semble and declare their views and sentiment
upon all questions of public interest and
whereas, very large number of the citizens
!; of ST. Louis, have called a meeting of thos'
persons desirous of expressing their confdcnc
| in Gen Zachary Taylor, and in accordanc
with said call, they are now assembled there
fore, be it
Reso'red-l That this meeting of tn
friends of General Taylor, recommend him
7 their lellow-ciiizcns throughout the Unite
e States, as man eminently fitted to fill the ilr'
l Office in the gift of a free people, and they WI
: use all honorable means to promote hselecuo
= to the Presidency of the United States.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

MASSACHUSETTS ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND,
The whole number of blind persons in the
Asylum on the LIST January, lSi7, was lOi :;
during the year l6 were discharged, 10 receiv-
ed and died, leaving the present nusaber "a.
The whole expenses of the Asylu during
the year has been Sl5,650,6 the receipts
have amounted to $5l ,670,76 including $780,
900, donation from the estate of VIM. Oliver,
and 81 ,O98,57 of balance on hand at the com
mencement of the year. During the year the
state of Massachusetts has paid to the insiitu-
iiion $500, New Hampshire 100; Conncc,l-
cut, S0i7 10; Vermont, $s00,25; paying pu-
pills, $2G3; sundry persons $26l and there has
been received for books printed at the Asylum
$l79,57 the balance of expenses has been pad
from the permanent funds OF the institution
which appear to amount TO Si7,7lo,l7.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

COMMISSIONER TO MExIco.-Senator 81
yier has been appointed special commissioner
10 proceed to Mexico without delay to nego-
tate and finally close the 'rea'yo' peace lie
has been armed with full power TO carry OUT
this object and left Washington, on "edne'-
day. for that purpose.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
AND THURSDAY MORNING MARCH l6 lS4S

PREslDESTIAL.-A Democratic Caucus OF
the members of the Massachusetts, Legislature
have expressed, unanimously, their preference
for Hon. Levi Woodbury. for tho Presidency.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

STATE OF Rhode kldnd and Proridence PIa"td-
tiOHS.
EADQUARTERS, Z
Providence. March 3, 1913. \
Gcneral Order, No 5.
Colonels Francis T.. lIoppin, Robert Man
ton. Isaac p. Rodman and Charles ID. Weeden
have been appointed Ads-dc-c Camp to the COM
mandrr-in-Chcr.
81 order ofthc CommandGr-in-C Chef,
Z. \. JENCkF.S, Adlutant General.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

Two Rows Iosr IN TIE WooDs.-I'he
IaIfar S,i, records the following tragedy as
HAVING occurred at the back settlement OF Ira
cade in Sydney county, Nova Scotia. The
two sons of John Fiz, a worthy old farmer,
their AGES being l6 and u, left home on the
morning of Nov. "a, last in search of Pine but
did not return at eve. Parties OF settlers went
in search of them, day after day, 20 or 80 men
being constantly out travcrslrg hill ana Naliey,
and examining every clump of fire and heap oil
brushwood, but it was all IN VAIN until January
%, when the Youngest was found dead about
four miles from his fathers house IN sort OF
hut that had been built against the roots oi a
large windiall. He lay with his hand under
his head, and his axe by his side, having proba-
bIv fallen asleep in that position and been
frozen to death The body was not dlsfgured
The brothers had wandered about the woods
for several days (as the parties III search o'
them discovered a blaze in various dlrec
tions.) until becoming exhausted through Ia
Il tigue and want of food the youngest couid pro
ceed no farther, and the elder brother had II
all likelihood erected this shelter and left him.
| with the hope of still being able to reach some
| of the settlements /; but his strength falling hm
| he too must have lain down to die the dread
! ful death of cold and starvation The searcl
! was continued for the other, but the snow ha
| fallen very deep What the suiierlngs o
| these poor fellows must have been, 1t Is horrl
| BILE to contemplate. Their hopes and fears
| still clnging to life when their strength wa
| failing them-ncrvng themselves for one ei
fort more to get clear Of the forest, with
! dreadful death staring them IN the face, mus
II have been agony indeed.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

H. Randall Hutchinson, charged with en-
bezzeling $23,3l7 from the u. 5. mint, arrived
in Philadelphia in the brig VIM. j. Watson,
from St. Thomas, on Sunday evening.
The sum of 50 900 was recovered from him,
and is now in the hands of the authorities.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

uPA A great auction sale OF broadc'9llIs'
Cassimcres and Docskins, took place al We"
York on the sth. They were the properly OF
the Middcsex Company of this city, and the
Northampton Company. The Journal oiCGm-
mcrcc saws these cloths were all sold, the NM
dlpscx Casslmcrcs at 30 cents To 3 30 yard
Doeskins I05 70 l3ic; and the Northampton
Broadclo,hs at ~, 80 to 1920. being 20 per
cen, below the rcccn, private sales. The In
hume saws tha, there is a loss OF 30 per cent on
,hc COS, ~ manufacture 49, Io,reN for,or.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

III Advertisements and notices intended
for the Herald ofthe Times, should be handed
into the Office before noon "Wednesday, AS the
paper is put to press Oh Welnosiay after
noon.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
S.. 81. MARINE LIST. .t:ss,
.enotS sxt1-
PU.3I9 O!I Gf-lEyGUG2L9o
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. March s.
Shin Navy, Norton from Pacific Ocean, Tor New
Bednrd 80 mos out with $500 b5t VII oil, 1900 lbs
bone on hoard. spoke Feb 26th, ship solomon sn1us'
Fsirs prcmast rotton, could carry but liftle shil
Bre Delaware, Bhven IL Dis TN Norl"lk Tor Barba'
dors
THURSDAY. March Q.
Bark WA T Whenlon, Martin Mobile for Prov !;
Triton, Luce Apauchicola for do Empress, 'huF'h
- do.
mark Eliza, Ames Prov FOR MalsazNs.
Sch.onrrs Shingapoo, Alherton. Prov Tor NORM
Caronn snaok' berry TN Norfolk wig orders,
v.ro Choa,, do for Maanza'i Mndon"n, bcrr, 90 I"
srhr Roscin-, Borden Taunton for Ny.
sloop vigilant, Heath, Prov for Y.
Cleared.
Bark Ocean Bird, Cory. for Galveston.
SaisCO.
sloop Willard, Dennis, for New York NJ i2 elk, NJ.
FKlDAi, March ~.
Chas Deveus, Bailey, from do
Brig Jun, haee. Charleston tor Prov.
SATURDAY, March II,
paraue Solomon saltus. rnes, + River, 500 bbl'
yh uu 81 OIL LAG ds iron Oahu via Pernnmhuco 80 ds
MONDAY, March Is.
! schr Coodhope Fielding I'm Boston for Fredericks
burgh Va Minia Boyd, Atwood, Wcilneet Tor Kappa
hammock Telegraph. freeman, Boston Tor virginia
Damascus, Lewis, Wcllnec. tor do franr"ni" hemp
do tr do John Mashow, Dyer, do ir do brile
IIawes do Tor do Baker baker, do Tor do lhhr"'
| Paine dn tor do Eastern Light, smith, do ior DO
! Emblem, Jones, do for York River. .
II Brig Forester Brown, n Orleans for Ne"b@ilord
scurs Alexander, ,Sindey Boston loo Norfolk; Ga'eh'
Higgins Bristol Tor y lorh-IaIrIei, TowelI, B"s'o
/ for Richmond.
1 sailed.
Il From Providence Saturday March llth, Brig Algoi
quin smith, for Havana.
H TUESDAY, March IL.
II Lucy Atwood, Atwood, Boston for New York,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

F,ru AccIprsr.-Wc learn that Mr.
Charles Cotton, second mate OF the whaling
shin Martha, and son of Doct. Cotton oi u'''
,ovn. fell from the rigging, at sea, and was
killed.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
To Let.
EXECUTORS SALE.

On Saturday, March lsh, al II o'clock, a. M
nj puJlic auction, on Hae premises, lc'H posi-
hrely be- soH, at he highest hdder,
A VALUABLE LOT OF LAND, late The
"A property of Thomas q. PIiinsn, sen, de-
ceased, containing between and acres
situated on Green End road, about hail n MI"
from the State House, aud adjoining the estate
of Mr. Daniel Pockham. Condiil at sale
Mar i6. J. GOODSPEED Auct'r.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

Mr.. Clay is to be kissed into the Presidency
as Harrison was sung into it.-Boston Times.
A very dangerous precedent. If this mode
of conducting "A campaign becomes established,
a great many men will start as candidates,
merely for the fun of eleciioneering. .-Er-
cham pp p0pcr
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

Ala Court of Probate Of NE 1d"n Of Newport
March g, lSis.
An instrument in writing dated 10Th March
~ ls47, puiporling to be the last VIII and 'eS'
lament Of
DINAII MORROW.
late Of Newport. deceased. was presented 'or
Probate by The Executor therein nance, ano IN
case said estate Of Dlnah Morrow should he ln'
lcstale application ismode by BenJamln Is, r.l,
mer. for some :ulablc person to he apFoIh'eo
administrator on said estate, the same Is SrccfNe|
and referred for consideration TO Cou,' 80
Probate, TO he holden al the Town nan ID NV H
por ON The lst Monday IN ApIlI neM al y" e. ~
a. m and that notice thereof be gwen 1y ou,e'
IlSemeut three successive weeks ln'ne ~.
near ot said lime and place aud be heard
Mrch s. n. B. ROWLAND. Probt clerk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

STEAMBOAT Academia steamboat dis
aster occurred at Dog-tooth Bend, by coils
ion between the Yazoo and Swatara. The
latter boat Immediately sank, and her cargo,
valuable one, will be nearly total loss. There
was an insurance on her to the amount OF S1O,-
600.
The report of the blowing up of the steamer
Frolic and the loss of several lives near Hen
nepin in the Mississippi, turns rut tohavc beer
a mistake
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

EARLY SrpIxG.-At Vera Cruz, on the Isl
Of February, they were ejoying green peas
new potatoes, hot corn and tomatoes 'og''''o'
with oranges, lines, guayas, cocoa nuts 'ah'a-
rinds, melons, &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
AI1ALElSS.
Marine Memoranda.

Brig Perfect, Gardner, arr at Feb 2jih, from
Tampico -.,, -.
ship VIM sprague, Chace, arr al y d 18th uis, from
Bristol. . =, -,
Brig Gen Cobb, Hammond, arr at n o 18th ult' ron
Barhhdoes , ,
Bark Chas Devens, Bny. and scht warsaw bW-
icl ,y.r. ,o,v.,, IN s.. ,he 22d ut from Orleans
Brig T + Hart, swasey, cid at Pensacola leo Zo'h'
for rampico. - ,s,, ,,
Brig TIP Perkins, Cousins sid I'm Matanzas ls'h u''
for Boston. =, =, ,o,, i,,
Brig Random Burdck, arr at New York ION INST
from Franklin La Il is with Molnsse-.
BrIg Roht Bruce, Wade, arr al iaVah" <''" wv u"
n York. l., o.,h f.,
Brig Pncc lie JonviIle, Gardner. arr at do 2''h I'm
Brig Calender, Wylie, arr nt New YORK l3th' ron,
Auakspas La with lO5 hhds lj6 tierces Monsses hhu
| Sc hhds Sugar.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

VOTE AGAINST THE TREATY.- cores
pondent Of the Herald says that M2ssrs. At
Gibson, Allen, Badger, Baldwin, Benton,
Brcese, Berricn, Corwln, Douglass, Greene,
Lewis, Spruancc, Upham, Webster. and
Wcstco,t voted against the treaty. Messrs.
Clayton, Houston, Phelps and Pierce were abb
sent.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
Magical Corn Salyc,

to effect a speedy cure u
w the directions are S'fictl' complied wan
causing no pain whatever -neatY pal up VI
boxes with directions. at the low pllcc OF iEa
cents. Prepared and sold y Z. h' u ha|a'"'
Druggist, 30 al Thames Street
Dec y
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

HF| Chef Justice Ambrose Spencer, died
at LYONS, n. Y, on the 18th inst.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

~ The large cotton manufacturing ,.id W." h,"c :"
Gan,hrll. Carroll To- near naI''"o''' INV
fulcd They owned three factories.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

FIRE IN New IoRE.-i'he stables of the
Harlem Railroad Company in i2d street, were
destroyed by fire Sunday morning, Forty
seven horses perishcd, Two dwelling houses
were also burnt.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16

VNHIS Company, although cannot boasi oil
being "The Oldest Tea Establishment in A.
Inerica." does Il Iim to have Sold Turing the Two
years Of It's existence, more good pure, aud IN =
mixed Teas, aud al lower prices, than any simi-'
lar establishment IN he Unned States.
The following is a Tst Of their retail prices,
which will be found to be nearly Ihe same as
similar Companies. The only difference they
claim is in the quality OF the Teas.
GREENS BLACKS.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-16
commissioners Notice.

WYE. tie subscribers having been appointed
w by the Hon Court OF Probate OF lhe town
of Tiyertun, Commissioners to receive ana
examine the claim, against the estate ol
sscbccca Wcstentc,
late of said Tiycrton, deceased represented IN.
solvent aud how they are made out, do hereby
.,,,e notice. thatsix months from The dale here
of are allowed to the creditors OF said estate to
bring in and prove their claims against me
samp that we will at any time during Said
toxin. At our respective places ol abode, rectlv'
said claims, and that we will appoint SatuiuaN'
rhc I'd day of September next at o'clpck' ~
The afternoon AT the dwelling house oi Richard
B Durlce, in said Tiycrlon. as the time anu
place for meeting said creditors and the iut
ihcr purpose ot receiving and eNimlnlnS 'he''
several claims.
ABRAHAM BARKER,
ENOCu WOODMAN, Comnsi
JOHN MANCHESTER ~
TIycilon. March oh loi5,