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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23
NEW YORK MARKET.
n. Y. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OrrIcE. }
Tuesday, March 2l-2 O'Clock, p. NJ. {

Tuesday, March 2l-2o'clock, p. M.
lhe Cotton transactions are very limited
The sales yesterday were 400 bales at falling
OF OF i-2 TO So Of cent per pound
We notice continued good demand from
The home tIade for Flour. with sales of 600 TO
800 barrels including Michigan and Genesee
at 1918 The stock Of fancy is considerably
reduced and is held at 81, S., so a S7,75.-
Southern is quiet at $6,37 l-2 a So "A. The
market for all descriptions continues very
! firm.
Rye Flour is in moderate request at previous
rates. For Jersey Meal there is a moderate
demand, with sales at $2,44 $3.50. In
Wheat there is nothing new; some small lots
of Ohio and Genesee for milling were reported
at 81 ,42 for the former and 8 so for the lat
ter.
Rye is nominal at 30 Sic. Transactions
in Corn were limited, the sales Yesterday reach
ed IL Is 900 bushels, including prime South
ern at See. and Jersey SO So l-2 Some lots
of damaged New Orleans were also disposed
of at As Al cents.
Oats were quiet at AZ a iS cents for North
ern and 40 IA AZ cents for Jersey Sales of
$50 bushels Southern inferior Beans were
made at SO Ia cents, and 60 bags inferior black
eyed Peas at Sc l-2 cents.
The stock of Mess Pork being considerably
reduced, prices show a much frmer aspect
The sales are mostly for the retail trade at $40
$40, IL l-2. Some holders are asking $l0,-
20. OF Prime the market is bare and $9,25 a
$3.50, would. be freely paid for large lots
Mess and Prime Beef continue quiet without
material change in prices.
Some considerable sales of Lard were made
yesterday for export at l-4c. az Lee. for
prime in bbls. and s l-4c. s Lee. in kegs
The market this morning is very firm.
Butter is in good demand at l3 a 25 cents
for the various grades. Cheese continues firm,
and on account of the light supply transactions
ore limited.
Is bbls. Eggs sold at 10 cents per dozen.
200 hhds. Kentucky Leaf Tobacco were
sold at 5 3-4 SIC.
Fish were in fair demand We notice sales
OF $50 quintals tsmall size) dry Cod at 50 ,25
S2,37 l-2. Prime do do were held at So
IS a S2,s7 l-2 with sales of 3 800 lbs.
There Is considerable stirring in Fruit this
morning. We notice sales of 500 boxes wet
dried Raisins at 40 81 so; 10 900 lbs.
(old) dried Apples at SO; 90 trails dam
aged Ciron at &c; 25 bags Grenoble Walnuts
at &c; 25 do. Filberts at 3-4c; 900 bushels
African Peanuts at 81, and 25 casks dried
Currants at l-2c short price
Moasses continues in good demand, and we
notice sales of 4 500 hhds. Cardenas for the
Albany market at l9c., and some lots prime
New Orleans at &c
| In oils we have only to note sales of 200 gal
Ions city pressed Linseed at 65 cents in casks,
and 6Gc. in barrels.
$50 bags prime ST. Domingo coffee were
sold at 7-S a 6 cents.
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DEATHS,

In this town March 10Th, Miss Elisabeth
Landers, aged 80.
In this town, Saturday morning last, after
a long and severe illness, which she bore with
christian tortitudc, Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr..
Nathaniel Mason, agad 80 years.
At Middletown, March l6, Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, widow of the late Jonathan Smith,
aged 43 years.
In Portsmouth, March :, Frederick, young
est child of the late Mr.. George +. Hood
aged 10 months.
In North Kingston, March IL, Ezekiel
Gardner, Esq, in the slst year of his age
Near Cour,land, Alabama, on the 10Th of
February, after short but painful illness of
? days, Orrin Davis, son Of VIM. y. a. Laura
NJ. Mahon, aged l5 months and 10 days.
In this town, I'd inst, Mr.. Shubael How
land, aged 62 years.
At Westpori, March ~, Capt. jeremiah
Brighiman, in the G3d year of his age.
In Bristol March IS, suddenly, Mr.. Allen
Wadron, aged 81 years.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23
March 18th, lS4S.

N\NiWORTH g. SHAW have received n
- full assortment Of goods adapted to the
spring ifadc, ~ follows -
Bales Black German Cloths, a pproved styles
do do do Cdssimeres andi Doe
skins; Cases blue, black and coiored English
Cloths
DO Fancy CaSsimeres the laies, patterns {:
do American blue black and colored cloth. ;
do MiddleSex wool black Cassmeres
do do heavy drab Pilots
do English Erminelts, blue mkt and fancy;
do Satin, Barathea 4 Cashmere Vesling 4,
d. Poiled Satins, Serges, Silk Veivels
do Italian { Iuths, Silk warp AlpaccaS
do Mode hlpaccas; mode plaid do;
do A. Earls,On Cinghams, in variety;
do A Extra, fine check and mourn ng do,
do German and French Ginghams
do Scotch de LANES, block printing, extra
do Newest styles Of American de Lsines :;
do Linen Ginghams and Lnslses;
do London ChinlZ Prints;
do German n English Hosiery Shalt Hosr,
do Ladies and Gents LiSle Thread Glove;
do Chidr-n's Gloves and Hosiery;
do Spiialield Twlled lldkG
do Black laian CravatS;
do 4-i white Linens approved makes
do CambricS, Muslins and JaconetiS :,
do Black aud coored Kid Gloves: extra d.
with large assortment Of brown aud
bleachcd Cotlons, Drilings, D-nims &c. ALo,
MerTmac and Ccchcco Prints, new styles
to which they invite The attention Of buyers, at
the lowest ma rket prices for cash approved
paper, al The eoRNrR or MiLK AND PEARL Sr,
Boston, March 1913.
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CoOper's liniment.

4 Sopereign Remedy for Chilbiain,.
VilIS unriyaled Ii himent for the cure Of
Il Chiiblains. Is prepared frem a recipe Of
tho celebrated Sir Ashley Cooper and :, war
rsntrd TO effect a cure IN every case when
property applied Those who give u fair trial
will be- satisfied Of ~. efficacy. Prepared aud
.old by e. q. &. HAZARD,
Drusgi.t aud Apo,h..mv, No. 81. Thsmo.
street, Newport, 4 4 Free ~ I coats per
bottle Dec ~ lsF--dAvU
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Benz. Marsh, Jr,
Thames street, No, l3S.

- HAS just received 80 cases ofF.>
Boots, Shoes, and Gailers-com-
prising every article that may be called for in
an establishment Of lbe kind. These. together
with The large assortment previously on hand
will make the richest variety ever offered
in Newport. and having been carefully selected
and purchased at the lowest prices, can and
shall be sold on such terms as cannot fail to
secure, that custom which the establishment has
so largely and so literally received.
Newport, March %. ISlS d
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For Sale.
DRY COODS.-At Reduced Prices,

DEAD 81 MASON, Nos. % & 81 Cheap
IL Side. Providence, r. J., are receiving from
the large package sales of Woolens in New
York. supply of English, French, German
and Amerman Broad Cloths some OF Extra
qualities. Also, Plain and Fancy French and
German Cassimeres and Doeskins, American
Fancy Cassmeres, all styles. Also, 80
pieces Black. Blue. Slate, Oxford, Steel and
Blue Mixed CaSSimeres ard large assortment
Of Satinetts TweedS, MeGino, CasSlmeres.-
Kentucky Jeans. SatinS. Silks, AlpaccaS, and
Verona Serges VeStings large assortment
and full assortment of Tallors' Trimmings
which they offer for sale at the lowest prices in
any city.
Providence, March 2.
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NEW AND ELEGANT PAPER
HANG1NGS.
VIM. {. COzzens 4 Go

INVITE the attention orpurcha.en 10 their
i Spring supply Of Paper IIans'ng'- Border.
Window Paper, &c. &c, now open and
ready for sale, comprising every variety from
the lowest To the incest qualities. and for sale
s chenp s-tsn be Bought any~here
March 90
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

SHocKING.-Tico romcn burncd 10 death.
The Traveller states that on Wednesday noon,
Mrs Fiske who was employed as housekceper
for a very old lady named Gale, living in a
large house on the main road, Waltham, was
discovered lying upon the kitchen floor, with
her clothes entirely burnt of. except one shoe
and stocking She died Thursday morning
The same day, Mrs Glover, a very estma-
BILE woman, between 40 and 80 years of age,
was burnt to death at jamaica Plains She
was employed as housekeeper for Mr. Martin
Lewis, and while getting breakfast her clothes
are supposed to have taken fire.
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Marine Memoranda.

Brs Prince dc Jonvlle, Gardner, was at Havana i,h
inst, for Savannah, ds.
from httakspss.
brig samI Brown, Thatcher arr at Mobile 9Th from
boston.
Bark IIumn, weed.n. nrr nj New York 10th from
Iephorn Jan 2, a. Gibraltar 29th.
sehr southerper, baker, arr at Savannah 4ih inst
from New Orleans.
Wa nj Oporio. Jan %. Cl,rion Read lLe lnr N Y
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NEW STYLES DELAINEs.

NANSWORTH e. SHAW, have this day
IL received three entire new styles De LANES
manufactured expressly to order and suited 10
the early Spring trade to which they wond
invite the attention Of Purchasers-at No. Go
Milk street, corner Of Pcarlst.
Boston, March % ISd8
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NJ The Sea Witch has arrived at New
FORK from Canton, after passage Of "a days
'hc reports that four Cinnamon had been be-
eaded for numbering Englishmcn. All furth-
T proceedings had been suspended until Sir
ohm Davis could receive instructions from Eng
and
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WOOlens and TaylOr's Trim
IningS.

|INHE Subscribers would call the attention of
l. Merchant Tailors and wooden dealers 10
their stock Of Broadclo,hs, Cassineres, Sat-
netts, and Tailor's Trimmings, which are en-.
lirely fresh goods and will b. sold at very low
prices by FARNSWORTH 4. SHAW, No. 65
Milk street. corner of Pearl Street.
Boston. March 23, 1913
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New Goods.

NRESH Oranges, Lemons, Rai,ins. Figs,
IL Currants Citron, Fig Paste. Guava jelly.
Preserved Lemon Peel, Almonds.i filberts
English Walnuts, Southern Peanuts, Pop Corn,
Assorted Preserves, Canary and Hemp Seed
Assorted Pickles. Havana and PrincipelSegarS
OF the choicest Brand, and many more choice
goods. this day received and for sale cheap for
cas, at RIDERS, 81, Thames.strt
Mar
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

that the Vineyard had been visited many ages
before by a colony of white men, who came
there in vessel from the North, and remain
cd there for a season, and returned TO the
North in the Winter, with an intention Of re-
turning there again the next year, but never
came back, and were supposed TO have been
lost, and the same tradition was rife among
the Indians on the Maine, and remains to this
day. II is very probable tha, those were the
Mortimer from the borders Of the ST Law
renee, and that the Vineyard Island, was the
extent Of their progress westward along the
coast. From this circumstance, and from sim
lister motives, it has been endeavored " be
shown that the Mortimer visited this Island in
the 10th or llth century, and called the Island
" Vinelant &C." and the Neuport Rum has
been endeavored to be palmcd upon the world
through the Royal Society of Antiquarians at
Copenhagen, as evidence Of the fact of the
visit Of the Mortimer, and the work Of their
hands, but
Let Antiquarian. say WIN, they will,
II 10 nothing but an On SrosE Mill"
OSH OF THE OLDEST INHABITANTS.
sThe author Of this imposition, as well the
report attributed to Seobein is supposed to be
a foreigners, few years since resident in
this town.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

Court OF MAGIsrpArEs-Tucsday March 81 f,
lsiS.-!Sate rs. Nathaniel Gmyord.-Defen-
dant was charged with theft on complaint of
Richard Sisson, of this town. Found guilty of
appropriating and selling quarts of beans, the
property of the complainant, and sentenced to
two days imprisonment in the county Jail, and
payment of costs Adjourned
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

DRowsED.- Thomas, son Of Thomas Smith
'as drowned on Saturday by falling into the
ock at Clark's wharf, while attempting to
rash his hands. His body was not found un-
! Sunday forenoon. lie was six years old.
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Weekly Almanac.
lHA[HiHlAIHA

In this town March 18th, by the Rev. Mr.
Livsey, Mr.. Daniel Atkins to Miss Caroline
Thurston.
In North kingstown, March l3, by Rev
George Allen, Mr.. Jonathan n. Hazard, of
South Kingston, to Miss Elizabeth Pierce, Of
the former place
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

A WHALE.-A whale was seen Off the town
beach on Sunday last, about IS feet long, by
the schooner Thames, Ash, on her way from
this port to New Bedford, which followed her
about IL miles, when after playing around her
some time, disappeared.
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WHALERS.

ship Seine. siocum, Ksmschsits. via Sandwich l..
lands NJ New Bedisrd with full rsreo 1900 thl-
VIII 100 do .p oil, md 1000 Ibs hons. shipped home
900 bs bone by the Marenso. NJ and Tor New Ned.
ford.
ArraN London, 18th ship Mentor, swoet from
n w Coast. With $50 bbls sp and 27e0 VIII OIL
or New Z.1snd. Oct 81, ship Geo than MIA IN
swan. ~ ihi. port, with 800 sp. a 100 wh oil.
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QJs The Governor Of Connecticut has ap-
tinted the 2ist Of April to be observed through
ut iha, state az day Of public fasting, hum
iai.on and prayer
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Cosmetics. Pcrfulnery &C.

Cosmetics, Pcrfulnery &C.
T UBINS Edc's, Rous>els and MeHkms EI-
IL tracts for the handkerchief z.taa,
Superior Orris Too h Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RouSSes shaving Cream
French Bandoline
Jules lIauel'S Liquid Hair Dve
Choice Tooth Powders, various kin Is
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German aud French Cologne.
Chlorine and OriiS Tooth Wash
Roussels Toilet Powder
Articles for Beauti(y,ng the Skm and Soticning
the Complexion.
Gouraud's Italian Medcated Soap
Superior Cold Cream. Rose Dip salvs
Juie. Hauers Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet of Alabastar
Radway's Chinese Soap. Mils OF Roses
Crary's Ambreine Cream
Perfumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder, Lily White
articles for BeawitWng and Preserving the
Har.
Jayne'S Hair Tonic, Camm'S Spanish Lus
Bogles Hyperion fluid, Bears Oil
Cllrehugh'S Tricopherous uhalo Oil
Odridges Balm of Columbia
Wards Vegetable IiairOil
Genuine Ok Marrow Pomade
Rovland'S ;enurne Macassar Oil
Don Juan's Rose Compound
AleNander'> Tricobaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also fine assortment of reets, hair, nail
hesh and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Combs Fine Combs, Irocket Com b.
Court Plaster Fancy Soaps, Shaving Soaps
Otto Roses Gold B,a,-r Leaf, Indeib le nks
Pungents, ,Cachou AromaliSe, &c. &c. The
above articles are warranted genui- and besl
Of their kind Kept constantly on hand and
for sale at reasonable prices, by c. G. {. |
HAIikD, Druggist. No. Sc, Thames street.
March l.
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Solar Lamps, Girandolcs, &c.

TJNHE Subscriber will sell his stock of these
l. goods at cost, as he is anxious to close this
branch of trade. Il comprises the various pat.
terms now in use, and TO those wishing TO put.
chase good opportunity is now offered
Mar 23-4w. w. NICHOLS.
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The APRIL ELECTION. Wing fellow
citizens will find under the Newport head, a
call for meeting at the Town Hall, on Mon
day evening nert, The eth inst, for the pur-
pose OF organizing and making the necessary
preparation for the April election. This is a
duty which annually deyolyes on our fellow
citizens, and is 80 necessary 10 full and e. fl
Glen; development Of public opinion in the
choice Of State officers, that we are surprised,
that ordinarily it is SO greatly neglected The
preliminary meetings preparatory an election
are often decisive ofvery important results, and
vet not tenth part Of the electors are in the
habit Of attending them, where every qualified
voter Of the party which calls the meeting, is
entitled to be heard. We hope, that this hab-
it Of neglecting an urgent and indispensable du-
~ will not prevail here to the extent which has
too often happened, and that the meeting on
Monday evening will be an earnest of a whole
some reform in this respect, and a certain
prognostc of full vote at the April town
meeting for our excellent State ticket.
AS to the election elf,-and its probable,
II not almost certain result, little has hitherto
been said or done in any part of tho State
No one questions, we presume, the power of
the Wings to elect their ticket. But if the
apathy and Indifference now too manifest should
prevail undisturbed, until the day of election,
we certainly expose ourselves to the chance of
an unexpected defeat, which the slightest at
tenton and prccaution, at this time, might read
lily prevent.
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CONGRESS OF FRlpAY.-An interruption in
the southern telegraph which occurred about o
o'clock, south Of New York, prevented the re-
ccption of the remainder of the Congressional
news. 1t left us in the fog-particularly with
regard TO what happened after the debate on
the motion to reconsider the resolution TO print
10, 900 extra copies of the abstract of the con-
tract for army transportation, subsistence, &c.
We now learn that the special order-being a
bill requiring all moneys receivable for customs,
&c, be paid Immediately into the Treasury
was considered in Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union whence il was report
ed, with amendments not affecting the princi-
pie, which were concurred in by the House !:
and the bill was then engrossed, read third
time and passed. And then, when the Speak
cr had laid before the House the new Cons,itu-
,ion of Wisconsin, the House adjourned.
In the Senate, after Mr.. Berricn concluded,
Mr.. Webster spoke on the Ten Regiment
Bill
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NEW YORK,

NOR the EXCLUSIVE sale of their pure
IL and unadulteraed Teas which are unsur.
passed in fragrance, and are now offered a.
New York Guy prices.
The parcels weighing one-quar,er, ope-half,
one pound or more are wrapped in Tln.Ful,
and being thus perfectly Air Tight The original
favour is fully preserved. The price Is print
ed on each package, and should the Tea prove
inferior TO this representation, RETURN IT.
The following kinds are just received fresh
and sold ai the annexed Prices
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The Teas mentioned IN the above catalogue
are put up IN Quarter, Half and Pound Pack
ages, made perfectly air tight. m warranted to
he well worth the price marked on the label II
they are nol found TO be so. they can he return
ed At any time and the money will be refunded
The Canton and Peckin Tea Company, al.
though not the exclusive vcnderS' of Justly
celebrated Ilowqua Mixture can still accom-.
modae their customers with It, At a price and
ahv other
The citizens Of Newport and vicinity are
respectfully invited 10 call at The above store,
| vi Thames street and test The qualities of
these Teas, as the company arc confident afler
the purchasers mske'one trial. that an extensive
custom will be secured
Dec ID a. .!,
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

THURSDAY, March l6
AT market, 295 BeefC Cattle, Is yokcs Work
ing Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep.
PRrcEs-Beef Catile--Extra 81 so; Isl
quality So 5Oa 81; Cd quality SIS rs a Sc 25
Working Orn-SSO, $s5, 800, $llO
$II5.
Co'cs and Calrcs-S22, So, $3a, $35
$45
@.eep-$2 rs, SO 90, So so, 81 90, SIS 90
Sc 25.
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New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTioS. The election
which was held in New Hampshire, on Tues
day, the Nth inst. for Governor and members
Of the legislature, has resulted in the election
of the loco foco candidate for Governor by
about 5000 majority. The locos have also 20
or 80 majority in the legislature.
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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 on Wednesday after
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UNITED STA TES OF AMERICA.

Rhode Lsidnd District Sc.
District Court, March Z, is4S,
Ia Bankruptcy. J.
"iIEREAS, cases are ponding in Bank
w rup,cy in SAID Dsrici Cont, in whtrh
ao progress has been made by the act Of tho
parties for long time. and in some ease.
d"blon have thereby protected themselves
from process in the State Courts to the Jury
OF their creditors II is therefore hereby or
dared that on Tne.dny, III. 4th dHy of April
n.ht, at the District Court room in Pro, idence,
ht 10 o'clock n. M, all eases p-nding in bank.
ruptcy will be called, and those cases di,n,,s.
ID from the docket in which good cause sha
not he shown or appear to sbo contrary.
Orderad, that a copy Of this order ne pub
li'hed for three weeks su"cessively in the
manufacturers aud Farmers Journal, printed,
IN Providence and the Herald Of tn. Tnrs,
printed in Newport.
JOHN PiTMAN, District Judge
trns ropy-Ar-s,
Mar IS JOINT. PITMAN. Clerk.
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SoLD.-We understand that the ship Mary
Frame es, which is ashore near Point Judith,
was sold at Auction on Saturday, for $3.50.
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~ NJ wv - QD ~ MA
THIS Company, although it cannot boas; ol
i being The Oldest Tea Establishment IN A.
merica," does ri ilm to have sold during the two
yeaIs of its existence, more good, pure, and I'm
mixed Teas and AT lower prices, than any SIM
lar establishment in the United States.
The following is a list ot their retail prices
which will be found to be nearly the same as
similar Companies The only difference they
claim. is in the quality of the Teas.
GREENS. BLACKS.
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The closing year of Luther's E(c

Ok BBLS French piPpins this day receiy-
%ced aud for sale at RIDERS Frun Store
Mar22 81 Thames Slr.
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NOTICE.

HAVE authorized Mr. Robert Ssail. 10 NJ.
l. tend Ia tho adjustment Of nil nv un.erll.d
accounts in Newport. p'syious Ia Augm.t 8.
1917. JAMES ATKINSON.
March %
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

pr trh' .h,r rrs.id,n, h'' resumed her ..,ion "a
fow and rigs
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Historical Lectures.

The concluding Lecture Of the Season al
'he Unitarian Church viii be giyeu ON sun.
day evening neat att o'clock.
SublecI -