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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

REDUCED fARE.-'i'he cheap system has been
adopted on both roads TO Portland from Boston, and
the fare reduced from 50 to 81; a movement that
promises TO inc the profits of tie stockholders.
ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs-Two of the convicis
John Williams and John jones' escaped from the
View York State Prison Al Sing Sing. One Of
them was recaptured, after being seriously wound
ed. The other one thus far has not been reiaken.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

." The L. :. Mail GEORGE WAShlNGToN-For
Pnsburg tnc and Louis vile This splendid passen
ger steamboat VIII leave THIS DAY, Thursday, at D
0 clock =. NJ positively. from iUvtraa street whaIt
IA HYDE y "ElIL-Bf, X PoydraS S.
-;$ Passengers viii please be on board at the hour.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

y" The elegant and ia.t.rupn pasen ger boat GEN
WORTH, r. Z. Charles, master, viii Io.,tlVev leave
on TIL R>Dkf, the Il h INST, at > O'Clock ?. 81, lOT
Lake Providence Vi, ksburg Grand Cult and Nat3hez.
>l3 {. u. SMITH \ co, 70 Magazine 81.
- The elegant passenger steamboat MnREhGb:
]. HenhaIn master, will positively leave on FRIDAY,
.icksburg, Grand GUT, Rodney ard ; ltch@L
SO + l.. SMITH, ~ Magazine ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

o. The President, it is said, is going North in
a week or two. lie will probably go TO New
England, and will be absent from Washington
two weeks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

From H,LIFAy.-DisgrucotM OccHrrence-Ey
the steamer Bucna Vista, at Boston, Halifax pers
t" the 18th ut. have been received. From the
ConrIer OF The 29th. We learn that dsgracefll &c
ci!rrence took piac" IN that city. The facts are
briefly these A foul murder had been committed
IN house of i'll fame situated on . the hill, "a
dSrepuahle par OF the city which 50 excited the
indignation of lie citizens the soldiers and the sal
'ors, that they took the law IN their own hands,
and proceeded to destroy the premises. The torch
of the !ncendiarV was applied, and when the engine
assembled the accliyity the members were met with
groans and Kisses from a crowd Of six or seven
thousand persons, who etlecually prevented them
from making any eNertlons to arrest the progress of
the flames, by cutting the hose, etc. a shed in the
rear was also partially destroyed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14
from the Western World
THE BIG BOTTLE HUMBUG.

| III o1I d. t1OIflbOI,
| WE FEEL IT ALMOST DEROC ATORY to our
selves 10 the above ph2 e, but there really moth
ing which adequately expresses the imposition which
mas been successfully pracsed upon the public for few
years past respect 10 certain preparations of SARsAPA
RLLA 1t Is not at all that the public has at last
toulh the matter, and that the extremely diluted pre-
paratons referred 10 have about their
in the rapid falling off of the demand The real facts the
| premises follows:
Isl The large bottles of Moas,es and water containing
weak infusion OF Sasapana constantly liable 10
fs Gmd tlra aGtto" Every dealer IN the article from
tuned 10 them on this account
"a Ihe bIE bottle prepaalon' are decidedly injurious in
| very many cases compound winch ~8 sur IN a
S{y cortea b"e Is manlttsi y unfit 10 be received into
room for doubt. Many patient has been thus injured
3D. Ihe nnjer Of doSsS in the large bottle rIepaIaons
the formers usually wine glass In Cor twothds) accord
ing to fhef h,ln,ed direcPns While that OF he smaller Is
TO say nothing Of efficacy, the big bottle Article hold
comparison with some OF the smaller.
each, the tegh of which the aggregate important
| ITEM to the vender and consumer
| THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARIL.LA COM
POUND beyond all question the most ya'uabe prepara
Pala So hshly concent,aed it hat IT, doscts G1 The
rat Of rcry small ts4spoo~, while the do>e OF that
ndon to aaa 5 So' @ paNe T % %onosnaon
| Of Mandrake, Budock Gu, an> Delight; Elder Yellow
Dock, Gulacum, and other important med!caments winch
are r, not found IN any Other pspars'l2"
dIent IN the teel lanla lmpound is probably
snpero:to Sarsaparla fsef Professor Fro of Charleston
more power ano9 the svsten, generally So noyepv i, its
action eNered upon the capillary and secretlng vessels
changing their morbid states conditions and dl,pOsnE
preferred etc. Ii ar,ner adds at it is il c6onc di,
eases aud chronic nama ous and also in the train Of
coneqnfn2e9 that follows syphilis, that It's efficacy Is best
These thing, being So e, all vino have made ny their
minds 10 use any SaraparIa, use that OF the Graeenbcrg
is ,rarrancd to he Ten times nore cdfracjoa taan
0HH r h%orn no matter now large the boiie or stray
2gant the advertisement. BIB II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

BALTIMORE. Sept. = 1S;S-Icrn20m EiectiO".---
We have returns from 50 towns in Vermont. OF the
election which took place on Tuesday. They elect
IS wings, u free sol, and democratic representa-
tives The Governors vote in % towns is--for the
wing candidate 3.43. free soil ll00 democratic
1910. :. Gen. Caleb Gushing has been nominated
Is the democratic candidate for Governor of Mass
o. In telegraphic dispatch TO the Charleston
Mercury. published in our paper yesterday. il vas
stated that Chancellor Walworth and Charles
@ Conner had been nominated! by the BarIburners
for Governor and Lieut.. Governor OF New York
We think this must be a mistake, a. both these
gentlemen are Cass men. They We're probably
nominated by the regular Democratic Convention
81 Syracuse.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

~ Two children We're bitten by mad dog in
NeWY ork on the 81 inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

60 The superior light -draugIt Steamboat RitrELf I,
} IT, Lo d. master viii positively leave THIS DAY the
18th ins clock r. W. for ouacha and Black Ri'els
- r h SMITH, So Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

G9- The publishers Of the Price Current have
issued their Annual statement in form very con-
yenient for merchants and oilers. who desire to
possess the statistics of the Commerce of New Or
leans for the past year. For reference, this stale
ment is invaluable, and no counting house should
be without a cOpV.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

:.-sEE SErERTIsEuENTs ON THIRD PfGE.
Onnhaa Rjtr....B lDGELY, Lod, T. NJ. -,
f'tHsaurg GORGE " ASlilNGION, IRVINE, / Il
Fl-.s5lTg .......... GEN WORTH, Cherries T. NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

| ~ The Cincinnati Chronicle states that the
potato rot is quite prevalent the neighborIOod of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

u Simon V Hard, :. the Massachusetts, CIocl;
MAKER died in Boston on the 3oth uit., aged 9;
years and months. Every Bostonian must remem
Der his establi, hlnent on the Neck.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

SrICIDEs.-Rem Snedeker committed suicide OF
the Isl inst at jamaica l.. l., by cutting his throa
with razor; failing in his business, he becan,
Responding.
DR.. John b. Walker, an accomplished gentle
man, of Boston, has been missing since the Bis
ult a boat IN which he Went out in the tarbor
having been found with Sc pound weight missing
he is supposed % have committed suicide.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14
GCPD0% PJIT1rNER
~aads's Clothing E.snport,Im.

RpJ Us TE K or .fFER4E
t8 once r. lueIen hermann, Marine Notary, No Il
st,, t,eiS Orears. 10 N 10 ~,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

HORRIBLE MURDER.-A letter from Ma-engo
Mc!Eenry county, H., states that on tie 22d ut.,
brutal murder was committed by German named
Henry Bridenbeck, upon tie person OF Young
German woman Of the name OF Salama kaesar
The murder was committed IN a corn field, and is
supposed to have been done by slrangIing with
handkerchief which was found near the person Of
the woman. 1t appears that the girl had been Sc
duced bv the murderer.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17
: --l.7.|sa------------- - ---------
D X S,

In New London, Feb. 5in, Rehecca Cogccl.nll, IN
the sOlh >rnr o her ngr. widow 1T Nhhanui C"gRrr'
hs aud dan. .ht,r Oi the late Jnhes hhu"he' I" 'hls
place. ., ,
nud derpl, regretted Holmes Weaver, Esq, nsed IS
YEARS.
II hn, flrn to the lot hat ~ lew men to Nuke the
on,-a,. at human hle calnrr ar lie" rurieI srn
I,,u ih,t vhich mntS.d the whole vnNHge, whch hhS
lst fnud,d deceased ~, u is hoped, better "hd
brighter world. ,,.,
t,iJ ruluynt,d h., The extensive, useful nnd practical
reading which he commenced ~ early b"Nh""d, hni
.,,,I and cln.-, continued down almost I" his hnn
hour--nn h'lr whirh came upon him " like n ihiei ~
the uish,, :" aud ct wllh"ui hlnrH
III. d-c-n,cd posse-srd meinufy " astonishing re-
,~ntiyruc-s-whaie'er he rrnd wns wen teh-mhrrrd
mud Whatever he remembered Was constant, 'nnrd !"
some nsefuI account To- hnnell nhd ihusr WI" hah lhe
good Iuriunr to bs rias>ed among hts tnhi" ns-"r'-
sir. lie WIS remarkably modest, aud tetirins ~ all
hI. habits aud v-ws--uunnhuuu- 81 wealth, and It'll
mar. MI at the honois "i the world, he
srad, ookrd I" higher aud rurrr objects NJ hr'r nj
together more worthy to engage the hnSietA hnd labor
of n intelligent mud nuurtnl mind nri husi steadily
dad he pursue them 1rst ~ ihr hrlowed circle o do.
n,,.iic ie n, then ~ hll his pathways wherever bus
mr-s ar duty guided his iootsteps, amidst the busy
scenes III The world.
lie held ,unuN offices Of varied trusts, among them
MI, nune was norr highly appreciated 10y hun, from
cart, aud peculiar nssocations, than the trrksp of
the "ANCIE>r AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY CoMra.
w." whch lie held Tor some Neurs, when, nlnoh,hed
b, ncrumuatng age. he rnun' ,riy, hut rtue'nN re-
uuuishri ". lie WINS 10 t'1IF yeats M upright use
ul aud efficient magt~trr Lt was also long hWe
Jlrtk Of the Supreme ical Court, inr this county.
the duties or which he discharged To the entire sni,ire-
tinn ~ the Court, the Bsr, nnd the public
During lhe last sixteen wears Col Toiien wns engng'
ri IN completing the public works NJ Fort Adnn~' VIZ
Weaver hcd under him subordinate. hut Responsible
appointment the hieh,y With winch he di-ch"re.d
his duties procured fot him the respect hnI hppr"hA-
,ion oi that abe aud accomplished officer 'he deeens-
ed wrs ~ ever, deed, NAs-sn HONEST NAN
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17
SkND's SARS\p\RIiJA.

The heath Of the huna" system depcn Us al
most entirely upon The late oi the blood. ]!
the vtai2ins fluid which pr.vadcS every It's
sue every membrane, hner, fam NJ, gland, oi
other organ, primary or sub>idIar, u lht
bluoi be charged with the element "i disease,
sickness must be the conS-q lencr-and unl''
he causes of diseases existing IN The blood are
eradIratcd, no permanent reiiet can he expect
ed II /, here that tn. powerful hcalih rrNlor-
ing properties of Sands >arSapd'llIa are mfnl.
tested its searching operation reaches The
causes nt disease. and the cures II performs are
Ihcrpf,te radical and thorough is potential
vir,ae. are ajtesled by thousands OF rhenmallc
aud scrofulouS patients, and by all who have
AIKEN this preparation for diseases "f The SKIN.
Il at once arrests the internal derangem"nl and
cradicae> the outward evidences ol disease
Prepared AMI sold by A. 4. y ID SANDS
Druggist 10 Fulton street New York.
Sold also by Il. Il. IllX\RD q. IIAI
ARD and x. J. TAYLOR Newport. and 10y
Druggists generally throughout The U STATES
rfice 81 per bottle Six bottles for hvt
dollars.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

TIE REDouBrADLE RysDERs.-A Washing
ton correspondent of the n. Y. Express tells
the following anecdote.
A somewhat amusing incident has just come
to my knowledge, which lately occurred be-
tween Mr.. Clay and the famous CaptanRyn-
ders, of shillclah memory. The latter gentle
man called to pay his respects To the former,
and after the introduction had taken place, MI
Clay remarked
81 am glad to see you sir, but are you the
distinguished Mr.. Rynders, the head man OF
the Empire Club !"
81 AIN that same," replied the heroic Cap
tain.
81 am indeed astonished," continued Mr..
Clay 81 had always imagined you to be an
immense man, with a pair Of terrible fsts,-
but you have the appearance Of harmless
gentleman"
The Captain bowed reply, and the conver-
sation took a different turn. Atthe conclusion
of the interview, Mr.. Clay gave the Captain
an invitation to call upon him again, and cx-
pressed the hope that he would bring the en-
tire Empire Club" with him. AS Mr.. Ryn-
ders retired from the g" royal presence" he
was heard to exclaim to a friend ,-"That's Q
glorious old fellow, and he's been outrageously
abused "
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17
New York Cattle Market.

For the woek ending Monday eren,ng, Eb. II
At Market-SJ3 Beef Cattle, (about 400
from the South 1000 Sheep and Lambs, aud
80 Cows and Calves.
Prccs-Baef Cattle--The father diminuton
OF the supplies at market the past week has
induced holders to advance prices from $6,--
the lowest average we quoted last week up
as high as 50 per cwt. but at this rate buyers
have eylnced no anxiety to purchase very cX-
tensiycy. The sales Of the week do not cX-
cecd 700 head. A lot of 40 head were taken
for the Bermuda market. OF the offerings i00
were Southern, and the residue Eastern and
New York State Cattle. The market will
probably be inditiIreIty supplied until the ed
vance of the season break up the roads Of the
interior, and alori drivers easy access to ,his
point.
Cows and Calves-All at market disposed
Of at from $50, % so to $50. There was an
active demand during the week, and thcs,
prices are fully equal TO those quoted in ou'
! last report
! Sheep and Lambs-The supplies are mate
rally diminished, and the prices consequently
are we'll supported, with good average de
mand. We quote prices from -, $50 4 81.
according TO quality.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

i'JAmong the mass ui ,o' lle>S articles and
humbugs that are CURED tp,h at The nteSta'
day upon the country, 1t Is really refreshing To
lind something OF real practical uil'ny, some
hing simple, speedy anl cfecrual N lis opera
tons, and n the same time Tree ron 'h'>e IN.
uiiouS effects which generally attend powerful
remedies HUNTS Linment, prepared by 'eo.
T.. stanton, of >lng.SIng, though y has oeen
but shorl time before the pnbllc, has already
Obtained the confidence. not only of our mos
wealthy aud influential ctlz'n>, hut oar most
eminent Physicians. All acknowledge 1t to lr
sovereign balm for many of lhe Ills that Hes
lS heir TO, s"ohing the aching limb, and toy iis
genuine stimulating influence, baniShing dis
ease from The system.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

H. The following is the resolve passed by
the General Assembly last May, in regard 10
the remains of Maj Ninton, which arrived at
New York last week,
Resolrcd, That as mark Of respect to the
deceased on the part of his native State, Cen
era Thomas J. Stead, General Elisha Dyer,
Jr., Colonel VIM. w. Brown, Colonel Geo.
w. Halct, and Colonel Christopher Grant
Perry, be a committee to cause his remains TO
be inferred, with the consent OF his family, in
the city OF Providence, with such manifestations
Of respect as to said committee may seem prop
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

Fine n PnL,DELrHI,.-Eigh houses in
Thirteenth, near poplar street, were burned on
Friday morning about five o'clock the flames
having as usual been kinded by an inccndiary.
Six Of the buildings were unoccuped, being
scarcely completed and the other two were
tcnantcd by their owners, Mr. Marson, and Mr.
Roberts, who had moved in on their completion
but short time since The fire commenced
in one of the untenanted buildings.
H. tits though, that the Ten Regimen, Bill
will pass the Senate by majority of ten.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17
New York Markets.
Nfw YoRK Con-. Apv. OrrIcr, !


Tuesday, Feb. l5,-2 O'Clock, p. NJ
Tho Cotton marke, still continues inactive in
consequence of the non-arrlval of the steamer
The Flour marke, IL dull, dealers awaiting
the adviccs of the steamer, now considered as
past due. Moderate sales Of Western and
common Genesee at So @, ,l2 -, and New
Orleans at 5,75.
Sales Yesterday Of 400 to 600 barrels South
ern at SO 6,l2 l-2 for Richmond country and
Howard street.
Corn meal is in moderate demand this morn
ing at S2,75 2,s1 i-2 for Jersey. Sales yes
terday of 700 bbls. at these prices. Rye Flour
is dull at 1925 Buckwhcat Flour is firm at
Si,75 in bbls. and $50 per 100 lbs. in bags.
There is a fair demand for whea, for mill
ing. Sales yesterday Of 5000 bushels fair IL
linos, on terms no, made public and $500 bush
els inferior Western at 81 ,O5.
Corn is dull. The sales yesterday were l2,-
900 bushels at 60 CO cts. for mixed South
ern and Jersey yellow, including prime South.
ern white at the higher quotations.
Rye is dull at SS a 90 cents. Barley is quiz
ct but firm at former prices. Oats are firm
and saleablc at steady prices
There is a better feeling for Ohio Pork
Small sales of new Mess at 500 Ia l0,-
~ l2 and of new for use at S,l2 l.2.-
The sales yesterday were 500 barrels Mess a,
$40 a 1906 Ia.
! Beef is quiet but firm at soS,37 l-2 for
Mess and $5,37 l2 o for prime.
Picked Meats are in steady demand at 3-i
a g cents per pound for Hams and 3 3 l-s
cents for shoulders--thc higher prices for extra
Beef Hams arc steady. Sales yesterday OF
$50 barrels Western at $3.50. Good river
command slO,25 1850.
/ Lard is firm but Inactive at "a Ia cts
with sales Of IS bbls good at cents. Butte
is in fair demand at improving prices. The
stock 10 small Cheese continues saleable a
former quotations.
We notice a sale Of cargo of Thomastor
Lime at Sj cents 70. common, and l,O5 fol
lump and finishing.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

TEMPERANCE MEETISo.-We understand
that in accordance with the recommendation OF
the New York State temperance Society,
that simultaneous meetings should be held on
the 22d of February Throughout, the country
that arrangements have been made to hold
meetings at the North Baptist Church, on tho
afternoon and evening of that day, and that in,
yia,iors have been extended to all Of the Cler-
gy of this town, who it is expected will address
the assemblage OH that occasion.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

!Slais orr Island s Pro', Phnt@ioas
II GsuGrI hssm6'y, jan. session i. u. les.
Er,DN thu p.uiIun ui Grurg" Durt'c '""N
I Boriro. Nttnaoi,l q B"rdr" "nd "'h"r'
PRAYING that ra~v uuy be i"rofp"'"''a
uuG. Ihe na,nr of tho E,gie Manufacturing
r.n4euy with can,rl stnrk nH cn""'dlns
inv lho,s s,rd dollai.--loh aud r"-"'''d, h"t
sad T., ,u,ou nri voc LIIi accompanying ~"
snms bo ccnuuucG 10 tie u'At SESSION "' 'n'
Gcu.ghl Ass.mhi,-- and thet ~ ne m'H"
liu,,, nn,ircS ot 10. p"ld"Hc'' 'h'""' 'r 4,N'n
by publ -lung c"pt ~ '"', \o'r '' 'nf 49,
k,,,, Nnnito,. aud inc NeN pou ile'-td "i the
Times =, Hh,da I.lnndrr ioC IT,. spnco ~
dire, - .oE.r,,t after The r,sirg ~ lhc hrnsi'
al Assembly Al III" present s's'''n'
True cupy--,,turss
uE.,\y BOWEN Sc'y.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

FIrE.-Two barns OH the " Rivulet Farm"
in Cranston, belonging to G. & w. Rhodes,
and occupied by Jonathan Wilcox, were des-
troycd by fire last Saturday morning, at about
o'clock. Thirty tons of hay, three yoke OF
oxen. two cows, and a quantity of farming
utensils were destroyed. The value of the
barns was about s 900, and of the other prop
c,,y nearly as much. Both barns were burn
ing at the same time and the fire is believed IL
have been the work OF an incendary .-Prori-
dnce Journal.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT - SEVERAL LIVES
Losr.-A telcgraphc despatch in the Cincln-
natl Atlas, dated Louisville, Feb. 9th, says
"a steamboat accident happened in the Ohio
river below Hawcsve, yesterday, caused by
the Paul Jones running intot the Major Barbour
sinking her TO the hurricane deck. Boat and
cargo Il total loss learn that several lives
were lost by this accident, but have not yet
ascer,aincd how many, or the names OF those
who perishcd.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17
Ata Court Of PROBATE ofthe torn Of NawPoH
hoLhn Ft6. Z, 1913

iia Court Of Projdte Of The torn Of N.wpori'
hokkn Fb. 7, lSis.
EIIZABETH u PERRY soc heir At law
IL aud Charles H. Numlord, az d other cred
nnr> OF Charles " hrhed late OF Newport Inn
,ecper dee IN wrIliug, represent that lho real
and personal estate ol said Charles Nhrhcld
consist, of certain lots of land situated ~ >alC
own o: Newport, with large Public House
and furniture, and stables A. 'rpendageS there
l,o and that the debts due Iom said Chnrle>
whitfield, rs already aScerlaned, amount to .
sum exceeding ten thousand dollars, which Tot
The b, nelt Of all concerned require, promp'
and speedy SCI i,Ir NJ of Sald eS ate. io avoid
the loss of on, ..l.. 4, business Of said house
they therefor, ..t. r liberty to be graned to
/ the ,dmiui,tratui. on said estate 70 sell Sati
real and personal estate At PnHllc Auction, fOi
The payment nflhc debts of said Winfield.
,art petition j, rcad, received anl referred
: fnr consideration toa Court "T Probate io hc
holden ~ the Town liall ~ NowPor, on u"
! c,,t Nonday IN March mex, ~ 9o'cluck, A
NJ aud !, ~ ordered that ice be- gwen ,i
the peudency aud prayer OF >aid per ON 7 I
three >urrcs,ive weeks. ~ the Newlor Ncl-
curv. lur all persons interested lo appear -
e,,1 ,irs,ud ,l,ec 1nI be hs1rd
J.. u 4 iiDNLNSn, 70 80 n ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

DISTRESSING AccIDrNT.-Wc regret TO
learn that Mr.. Charles Met ormick, one of the
wcalthest and most respectable citizens OF
Clarke county, (Va.) met with painful acci-
den, on Thursday week. Mr. McC. is adyan-
cad in wears, and quite feeble so much so, that
\ servant is always required to he in his room.
Mr.C. il seems was walking before the fire.
place in his room on which large fire was
built. when his foot caught IN 'he carpet, and
he fell backwards into the fire, and beng too
feeble to cxtrlca,e himself, he lay IN the flames
until assistance came To hand.
Fortunately he had his hat on which saved
his head from the fire. His head, shoulders
and back were burned ina shocking manner, and
but little hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
/ We have since understood that on Thursday
morning. week from the occurrence of the
accident, he expired Charhstorn Free Press.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

RMLRoAD FROM HaETroRD TO PRovIDEEcR.
The ctizens of Hartford have subscribed the
sum Of S6IO 600 towards the construction Of
a railroad from that city to Wiliamanlc, and
thence to Providence, to ntersect with the
contemplated railroad from New London 10
Springfield. This road will pass through the
heart Of Eastern Connecticut. An engineer
will be placed upon the route Immediately.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-17

sIThe tender aud fragile formation OF The
femas sex appears principally open 70 Tie ~.
sidluu> and malignant auaoh> OF Pulmonary
aud scrululnus Disease. To guard, them.
lrom the aNiul effect, m lbc,t c1mpllmls ihetc
/, continually impressed on The public mud
the Indian PREPARATION oi 'ar'am tah, The
only successful cnret oi those complaints. -
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