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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

a Mdfhemdticion's Idea of Honor. A gradu-
ave OF cambridge gave another the lie, and chaI.
ienge followed. The mathematical tutor Of This
college,, the late Mr. V, heard of the de
Pute' and sent for the youth, who told him he
must hight. Why said the mathematician
he gave me the lie. " " Very well, let him
prove II II he proves 1t, you do lie and II he
does not prove il, he lies. Why should YOU sboot
one smother! Let him prove It. %
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The New York Iribunc Of Yesterday says, there is
no longer shadow OF doubt that the Wings have car.
Iied Peunsy vania-Governor, Congress, Legislature
every thing. The latest quite good in
the average the earlier but majority for Gov
johnson OF to 900. II all the counties yet to come
III double for Lonestreth their maorilies for
Polk, Johnson would still be chosen But is pro,
babe that they have given Longstreh even so much as
Folks majority.
Members Of Congress. We apprehend Samuel Nc,
Lanahan, (Cas>l has beaten Hon Jasper E. Brady
tWhigI il the XVII District LongsueIh appears TO
have SO mtjouty 10 the District
10 the XXIlId (EreJ District, it is by no means Ger.
tain that Campbell, Wing, has beaten Hon James
Thompson, present Cass Member, though we hope it
Ia the xXiVth, we think George W. Smith. Wing, has
succeeded Hon. Vim. Irwin.
Senate. The Wings have chosen eight Senators,
gaining one Lawrence, ashugton COY the Cass men
have carried three. Tue new Senate will stand-Whig
81 Loco IL.
House. The House is certainly Wing. The choice
Of So whgsis already reported, 10 about so Loco. We
think the House will stand about S. TO As.
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modern Prophecy Fulfilled The Rev. DR..
Poor, who has just returned from a thirtv.three
years mission to the East, in abiding recently to
the large amount OF religious intelligence now
circulated through the common secular papers ~
the land, said it reminded him Of prophetic re-
mark OF Rev. Mr.. Gallaudet, when thew were
students at Andover Seminary, that the time
might come when there would be ne wepaper, To-
the diffusion Of religious intelligence
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

Elk LIEUT.. TILDEN. This gentleman pub
fishes card dated Biloxi, in the New Orleans pa-
Pers,in which he sOlemnIy denies all participation
in the affair at SauIt St. Marie ending in the
death of the late Henry Schoolcraft. Mr.. Til
den offers to surrender himself Tor trial. He man
ifeSts Penitence for past offences, and promises
atonement tor the future
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

BALTIMORE Carr ELAcTioS The vote for Mayor
the Charter Election on "Wednesday compares with
that for President ia ~ as follows.
I846-Mayor 1914 President.
Griffin, 1864 81. usbury $3.50; Clay s4l3; Polk 1886
Btansbury's msl eos. Poiks do. 473
City Coancii--i0 Whig 90 20 Loeo-same last year.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-14

OHro ELEcTlOx. Returns from ~ Counties give
Weller, Loco, gain Of 1000 90 Bebb's vote. The
Loco FocOs also gam two COngfessmen, and in the
Legislature. The result. however is still doubtful.
DR. William r. Cutler, whig, is probably chosea to
Congress from tina. XIIth Dstrct-a gain. II SO, the
Delegation probably stands wings, 10 Cass, and 4
Free Soil.
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b: & w. Rail ROAD. The passenger train which
le ives Boston al o'clock p. M. viii on aud after Mon,
day next leave al ~ o'clock M.
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Sou,hbridge, Oct. Il, lS48.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20
brighton MARKET.
Thursday, April

rrUr'u"yf HPrH II"
AT Market, 400 Beef Ca.tle, As yokes work,
ing Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 700 Sheep
and Lambs, $500 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle Sales at S5 IS, Sc
So SO, and s..
Working oxen--Sll5, Sl23, $l35.
Cows and Calves---SlS, S23, S27, S3S.
Sheep--S2 25, So 75, 50 90, 81 so, SIS sc
---extra SO.
Swne---5 81 II, al wholesale, for Ohio
Hogs New York Hogs l-2 9 lee.
Monday, April II.
At market, 40 Beef Cattle, and 1900 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Csttle-S6 $6,75.
Swine-At wholesale, Ohio Hogs 5 &c
New York Hogs l2 a o Lee.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

FRoM MExico.-AuousrA, Monday, April
ia special express has arrived, bringing
New Orleans papers of the 18th inst. The
ship Christiana had arrived with advces from
Vera Cruz to the 4th inst. and the steamer
Washington, which left Vera Cruz on the Sd,
with accounts from the capital to the 30th ult.
This brings us four days farther proceedings
of the Court Martial, which are however toe
voluminous to report.
1t was the general opinion, among the Mexi.
cans Of the better class, that Congress would
not dare to ratify the treaty.
Lieutenant John Smith, Of Whites company
of mounted men, deserted at Vera Cruz on the
30th, taking several men with him belonging
TO his company. He offered their services to
Zenobia, the guerilla chiefwho kept them pris.
oners and sent word to Col. Wilson, who SEN
after them. They arrived at Vera Cruz will
secured.
Since the Mexican authorities have beer
restored to power, Paredes attempted revolu
ton, and was reported to have been arrested
by orders of the Government.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

N. Y. Commercial Advertiser Onice,-Tuesdny, April
l0, 2 o'cieck, r. NJ.
Cotton-The sales yesterday were 800 bales
at pIevious rates.
Flour and Grain-Thc Flour market contin-
ues firm, with sales of 400 barrels straigh
brands Of Rochester at $6,lS 3-4 and some
small lots Michigan at $G,25. We quote pure
Genesee at 6,37 l-2 a $6,44; fancy Ohio at
So, ,62 l-2 S6,s7 l-2, and extra at 81 ST.
25; Southern is quiet at SO a Sc, ,l2 l-2.
Small sales of Rye Flour were made at
$3.50 $3,62 l-2.
Corn Meal is in moderate demand at So 81
IA $2,37 l-2 for Jersey.
Wheat exhibits more activity. Sales were
made yesterday, of 1000 bushels Genesee, at
l,35 and 10 900 do. good Ohio for the Phil
adelphia market, at about ST. 80.
Rye is steady at rs 76 cents delivered.
There is good demand for Corn, and pri-
ces remain without change.
Oats are in good inquiry at Al n 42c. for
Southern, 43 A for Jersey, 46 a AZ for
Northern, and AZ az for Canal.
Fish-the market is active, and prices are
well sustained we note sales Of 100 bbls. No.
I Halifax Mackerel at $3.50; 100 do. No. 2
do. do. at $5, ,87 l-2; $50 quintals Pollock, at
$2,25; and 800 do. Dry Cod at SO go l-2.
Nioidooco-DdlCo VI ~ HHuo. Suud Nhuoco-
vado were made at "a SAC. and go hhds.
Trinidad at CSC.
Oils-We notice sales of 1900 gallons Eng
lish Linseed at So cents, and some small lots
American city pressed at So SO cents.
Provisions-Thcre is nothing of moment do
ing this morning in Pork, holders Of which,
however, are very firm at SlO,l2 l-2 $lO,-
l6 3-4 for mess and $500 l-2 a 1915 for
prime. Holders offer to deliver in June mess
and prime Pork at 50, and 81 respectively.
Beef is dull and nominal at So for Mess and
SIS for prime. Picked Meats are quiet at pre-
vious rates. Lard is dull and prices are tend
ing downward. Sales Of 100 barrels fair to
good at @ Ia a G Lee. Kegs are held at 7 Ia
al 3-4c. We note moderate demand for
butter, with sales of so packages state on
terms not transpired. Cheese is in good re-
quest at full prices.
Sugars-Sales of $50 hhds. old crop Cuba
Muscovado were made at &c. and 81 do. Porto
Rico at 8 l-4c., 4 mos.
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n SANDS SARSAPARILLA. -


means OF removing disorders and alleviating
the suflerings which they occasion, when a
cure is incompracticable, are the great ends
which medicines are designed to accomplish.
We think It may be said with truth that this
medicine, while it will alleviate pain in the
worst eases of scrofula and other ulcerous and
tumerous diseases, will also, in very large
aoriy o. such cases, effect a speedy, perfect
and permanent cure. Nor has it proved less
eficacious in eruptions and other affections OF
the skin, than in those which attack the flesh
and the glands. While, therefore, we would
not presumptuously claim iniallibllily for this
preparation, we do sincerely believe on the au.
thoriy OF those who have leSlcd its efficacy ,and
from our own experience. that in the com
plants we have named, and many others aris-
ing from an unnatural condition of the blood
Sands Sarsaparilla will restore the invalid to
health.
Prepared and sold by A. u. & D. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by II, II. Il WARD, &. q e.. HAZ
ARD, and Il. J. TAYLOR, Newport, and b,
Druggists generally throughout the u. States
Price : per bottle. Six bottles for five dol
lars.
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mAIHIR1AHTSE.

In Stonnington, Ct, April IL by the Rev.
Mr.. Wiley, Mr.. Nicholas w. Marsh to Miss
Mary b. Clark, both Of this town.
In this town, April IL, by Rev. Mr. Smith,
Mr.. Samuel Gladding to Miss Sarah Stanhope,
both of this place.
In South Kingston, April 3, by the Rev. J.
II. Carpenter, George N. Champln to Dorcas
w. Gardner, both Of that town.
In Warren, April l2, Capt. Henry P. Carr
to Miss Elizabeth, ybungest daughter of Capt.
Luther Cole, all of Warren.
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AZ MARINE LIST. IL
lONp OI4 S7!1E2PO0tso
ARRIVED.
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, April II.
Schooner United, Turner, Prov fr Sctnaie.
Schooner Forrest Richardson, Madison tr Prov.
Schooner Franklin, Nickerson,f Y River fr WarehRm
WEDNESDAY. April IL.
Schooner Charles Piiman, Beatty, Phiia fr River.
6loop VIM Penn, winslow. Bristol fr N Bedford.
WEDNESDAY, April ~
sloop VIM. Penn, winsiow, Bristol for New Bed
ford.
Schooner Moses Brown, Hall, I'm Phils.
FRIDAY, April Ia
Schooner Honesty. Hinson, from Pha.
sloop James Bennett, Allen N for Providence.
SATURDAY, April ID.
Schooner Sun, Nieksrson, Bedford for N York.
Schooner Oscar, French, Taunton tor N York
Schooner Carso Crocket, Thomaston for Hartford
sioop Ann u. Holmes, Brown. Albany for River
Bioop two Brothers, Baker Bedford for Hart ford
MONDAY, April u.
Schooner Gauges, Horn, Robin.town for Prov.
Schooner Olive Elizabeth Yates, Cutter for DO,
Schooner Edward, Horton, Cuas for do.
schooner Brand, wine, Stevenson tor Phils
WEDNESDAY, 10.
Schooner Wave, Thomas, Pha for Plymou,h.
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DEATHS s,

In this town, April ls, child of Mr.. Pat
rick Murphy.
In st. Louis, Mo-, on the Odd ult, Mrs
Sarah Eliza, wife of Benjamin Harrison Ran
dolph formerly of Providence, and daughter
of Christopher Anthony, Esq. of Lynchburg
Va, in the 2sth year of her age.
In Bristol, April O. after a short illness
Mrs. Abby, wife Of Capt. Benjamin b. Usher
aged 35
In Warren, April 0, Mrs. Abigail Sails
bury, widow of John Salisbury, aged IS.
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The assurance Of authentic narrative and
fact in events Of peculiar interest TO all renders
is to be found in looking over with care the
advertisement of cures Of Consumption and
Scrofula by the Indian Remedy of Captain
Brant. They are entirely devoid Of fiction
and are fully attested by witnesses, of un
doubted chrractet and moral worth
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- THE lower part of the very pleasant
l;i.. and conycnicnt house aud hall Of The
gafden next North of the building Of ). ]. Nor.
lham, Esq IN hameS street. Immediate pos
.es lou gwen.
Also, to let and immediate possession given,
the house and garden neu South Of the resi-
dence OF = 4. Norham, the house i IN excel
lcui order and very convenient Also snail
lencmcnts IN perfect order tor term. Ac, az.
ply to > I NOkIliAM,
oiJ u NORruNN
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NcMSnaDCr Notice.

MIR. GOFF, respectfully informs hls patrons
II llhat he hopes to be able in few days by
a new arrangement 20 furnish. them with their
New York Papers before breakfast The delay
heretofore. as is well known to great portion
of the community has not been on our part, we
cannot get them from the Express Office at an
early hour
Anril IL
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Doc COLLARS.

0F various kinds, with the name engraved
Uupon the plate, ma he purchased at
April 10 B. II. TISDALE'S.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,

NEW 1ORk CAl LIZ MAKhEl,
Forthc week ending Monday evening, April II
AT MARKET-l2OO Beef Cattle, t6OO South
ern, the remainder Eastern and New York
State,) 20 Cows and Calves, and 600 Sheep
and Lambs.
PRIcEs, &c.-Beef Catth-Supplies begin
to come in more freely, but otherwise we Oh
serve no material change in the market, Pri-
ces are firm. We quote good retailing quail
ty at $3.50 per cwt This is about the aver
age, but sales are mostly confined between S.
and, say Ss,75 $500.
CoDs and Calres-Salcs are made at from
SIT, $45 to $50. All sold.
Sheep and Lambs are still scarce and dear
Prices range from So so to $3.50.
Hogs-But few on sale, and hardly sufli-
cent doing to furnish fair quotation. Sales
at a "a cents.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

Cosmetics. TcrfGmery &c.
T UBINS Ede's, Rons~el's and Meakpis Ex.
IL tracts for the Handkerchief h,2.a
Superior OrriS Tooh Pasle
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RouSSel'S shaving CIcar
French Bandoine
Jules iIauel'S Liquid Hair Dye
Choice Tooth Powders, various kinis
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German aud French Colognes
Chlorine and OrTis Too,h Wash
RousSel's Toilet Powder
articles for Beauh(Wng The Skin and Sojin.ag
he Complexion.
Gouraud's Italian McdIcaled Soap
Superior Cold Cream. Rose Lip Salve
Jules Hauels Persian Pow der
Oriental Tablet Of Alabaslar
Radway'S Chinese Soap, ' ilk Of Roses
Crary'S Ambreine Cream
Perlumed Chalk Balls
. Pearl Powder Lily White
Articles for BeoutJWng and Preserving The
Ikur.
jayne'S Hair Tonic, Camm'S Spanish Lus.
Bogle'.Hyperion Fluid, Bear's Oil
ClIrehughS TricopherouS utialo Oil
Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil
Genuine Ok Marrow Pomade
Rowland'S Genuine MacaSsar Oil
Don Juan's Rose Compound
Alexander'S TrIcObaphe
Naples Hair DYE
Also fine assortment Of teeth, hair nai
1eSh and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Comb, I; Fine Combs, Pocket Combs
Court Plaster, Fancy Soaps, Shaving Soaps,
A, Il. l,J L..
fuugentS, Cachou AromaliSe, &c. &c. The
above articles are warranted genuine and best
81 their kind. Kept constantly on hand and
for sale at reasonable prices, by &. G. G.
HAIAkD, Druggist, No. e. Thames street.
March |.
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DISASTER.

The schooner Robt Mills, Townsend, rom Nev
Orleans with rov stores for Drssos. struck the Bar
soing ~, IN tow ola steamer aud the South
besch THE ch lief part Of her cargo hsd been drhqrr
ed the 2sth ult, and WINS thought by some thst she
vould he got oh
tt Hsreeions.
srd hn Havana u met, brig ,lsopqnir, smith sr
sssus
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For Sale.

nNE certain lot of land, with a dwelling
~ house aud orchard, situated in Middle
town, formerly the property OF Isaiah Barker
dccease ed now the property Of widow Mary
Barker, or heirs. For further particulars en-
quire of widow Mary Barker. II not previous
~ sold at private sale, the above lot will be
sold at public auction, on the premises, on
Thursday, the 9Th inst at II o'clock in the
forenoon.
April 6.
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State Of Rhode Island and Proridence Pldntd
lions.
NEwrcRr, SC.
Clerks Office, Couri Of Common Pleas. }
April 18Th, lsiS.

April l9th, lsi5.
vRPHEREAS James Smith, Of Tiycrton. in the
w county Of Newport, housewriahi, hath filed his
petition IN this Office, against Cyrus brown, OF h4
ssDC TiyefOn masUn,represrntiBg that IN the monih
of May, A. ID. loi7 he whs employed and retained 10y
the said Cyrus Brown Ia erect work upon aud In psrt
furnish materials tor the erection Of dwelling house
stusted upon the North side oi south Bank street IN
the Norhery part of said Tivorton, which said lot of
the N.s, by other lands Of the grnntor the North
lands now or late ~ WIN. X Rod-ian and On the East
by lands of ook Borden Co; that on the third day
III said May, he commenced furnishing the materials
Tor said dwelling house aud on or shout the third dAy
"f June. Of the snme year, A. ID, lsi7 he commenced
his labor by himself and Others in hts employ thereon,
sud continue to labor aud furnish materials until
the 18th NJ February, A. ID. 5is, and that having com
piied with the requisite of the act entitled "An act Sc
curing 10 mechSnics ment Tor repairs and Improve
mcns hy them made on real .siste." he claims lieu
hy virtue of said act tor the of hundred nN
seven dollars iortyon cens, for said work and labor
done aud materials furnished. Notice u therelufe here
hy given to all persons having lien by virtue Of this
act, or n moriqsge, or m Httschmtut, any other
riaim on all ~ ANY paft of the property to Ap
sr before the Court Of ommon Pless he holden ~
Nswport within and fnr the County ~ Newport, on
IN. NJ Mouda, of May, A. " ls4s. Hnd show csuse N
apy they have whv said lieu should not be Showed
sud enforced b, said Court tor the amount claimed by
said peuti"ncr. , . ,,.,.,,..
, Auf,t
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Duck, BOllrOpc and Bunting.

Duck, BOllrOpC and Bunting.
OOOO PS. Shnwmut Cotton Duck.
NOOO 300 " Old Colony "
500" American Pilot "
200 J" Bay State "
200 Neptune "
200 " Chiffon 4" "
1900 &" Shawmut Ravens
800 " Bear
300 " Ship 4"
800 " Patent Scotch
300 Leith " "
800 " 2d quality"
300" American Hemp
100" Russian Twine "
300 4" Ravens
100" Imperial "
100" Heavy
100 Half Dpck.
100 Bbls Cotton Twna.
300 CohS Russian Bollrrre.
30 Gases American Bunting.
ForSa bv
ALBERT FEARING, * Co.
No II, City Wharf, Boston.
April G. lsls I'm.
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Y. York Cater Boots.

H. MARSH, JR., has just returned from
~ New York, with iul supply OF the above
articles consisting Of Ladies, Misses, and
Chidrens, of every color and style now worn
Those in want will please call and examine Tor
themselves, where they cannot ialto be suited.
April 49,
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NEW YORK.

E)R the EXCLUSIVE sale Of their pure
IL and unadueraled Teas which are unsur.
passed IN fragrance, ana are nov offered az
New York Cuy prices.
The parcels weighing one-quarisr, one-haf,
one round or more are wrapped IN ilu.Eoll, Il,
aud being thus perfectly Air Tight The original
favour is fully preserved. The price Is print
ed on each package, aud should the Tea prove
inferior to this representation, Return If
The,folowing kinds are Just received fresh
and sold nj the annexed Prices
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The Emporium!
wILLIAM NE w TO Ms
$ u A & o L S

ShOsEhH ESIABLESn VI I'm
No. $50, Il ames street,
Is NOW REPLENISHED with an exten
i sive stock Of CHOICE and CHEAP IA
MILY GROCERIES, Just received pc
sloop Renzi, from NEW YORK.
The following comprises the variety -
100 packages Teas, fresh importatons
40 boxes brown Havana Sugar.
80 bbls Jamaica DO.
> hhds New Orleans do.
90 bbls Siuart's Crushed do.
> boxes do Loaf do
bbls do Ground do do.
10 bbls do Refined do.
- bags Java, Rio, and St Domingo Coffee
II boxes Ground Coffee.
~ bbls and halves superfne Flour.
boxes Soda Biscuit.
, bbls Pilot Bread.
10 boxes blue and white Starch
10 kegs Salgratus.
- bbls smoked Beef, Hams d Tongues.
80 boxes Cheese.
90 bbls and kegs Lard.
- sacks Liverpool Salt
100 bags Salina Salt
30 boxes extra and No | Soap
10 cases Olive OIL.
10 boxes Olives and Capcrs
cases Anchovics and Sardncs.
II bundles Brooms.
bbs smoking Tobacco.
% boxes Pipes
90 jars Maccaboy Snuff
% boxes manufactured Tobacco
100 casks Ralsins
- boxes and quarters Raisins
10 casks Currants
% boxes Prunes.
30 drums Figs.
- boxes Oranges and Lemons.
II bags Almonds, fllberts, Madeira and
Peanuts.
, boxes Citron.
30 mats Cassla.
~ bhls Cloves, Pepper, Pimento & Ginger
~ boxes pure ground Spices.
~ kegs do do Ginger.
IL boxes English and Amercan Mustard
30 boxes Lemon Syrups and Cordials,
II cases assorted Pickles
% boxes Chocolates, Broma and Cocoa
Paste.
> cases Cocoa and Cocoa shells.
~ boxes Pepper Sauce.
100 rcams wrapping Paper
81 thousand Spanish Segars.
- bags Shot
q cases English Sauces
% quarter casks choice Wines.
, baskets Champagne.
Also, Nutmegs, Mace, Graham Flour, Rice,
Sago, Ground Rice, Maccaroni, Nermrcelli
Coopcrs Isinglass, Gelatne, Dat Meal, Sup'r
Carb. Soda, Cream O'Tartcr. Indigo, Alum
CASTLE Soap, Fancy Soap, Sal soda, Paten,
Candles, Fig Paste, Preserved Ginger, Guavo
Jelly, 1amarinds, Dried Apples, Chinese Cat
sup, English Cheese, Pine Apple Cheese
PIcklcd Salmon, Plckled Tongues, Can Pals
Painted Water Pals \aat nnygs Mate CT
ton rwine, Scotch Snuff, Shrlicd Almonds
Lime;J Juice, Wine Vinegar, DcmJohns, Corks
&c.
This establishment, as heretofore, will be
supplied with the best assortment of CHoICE y
md FH,sn Family Groceries on each arrival OF
Ihc sloop tlcnzi at ia lc place.
Having agents IN New York aud elsewhere,
Tor the selecting and purchasing of goods, the
good people of this place and vicinity, may be-
assured of having their wants supplied at this
store on the most favorable terms
y. u Al articles put up aud delivered
with DESPATCH April ~.
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IL a Tnrn C5meioCthc tocn Of Newport, hol
den az N,1rpon ipH lj. 1913.

IL a Torn C0Hn"i OtHo tOicH ~ NeTport, not
den Al Necport AP,1i ID, 1918
vyyiEREAs, many persons hter NJ the street. o
Wv this town, by heaps uf rubbish ,uch ~ coal
ashes aud throw into The streets old bushes house
paper, NC. rendering the passing the sre"ic inc"nven
snt and dangerous, aud ob-rurtng the guier-, there
~ flooding the streets IN wet weather
Therefore, be orIaiued, She Town Council OF th'
tswu uf Newport That u shall not be lawful. ifom
and aer the passing at this Ufdnanre, Tor auy person
tQ heap up coHis-hes, any other rubbish ~ the
streets of this town ~ remain ~ SAID streets over
night, or 10 litter them up with old bushes house-Pa
per, any other rubbish.
All persons vinlRtnR this ordinance shall paw y. y
hne the sum of two dollars each 1ud every offence
he recovered ~ aud the o the Town, n,
pinut action ot debt before The Iusices Court ni
said town, In the nam, ofthc Town Treasurer Of said
town.
II shsli he the duty 81 the Street Commissioner NJ
said town ~ Newport ~ prosecute al per-tais viola
tinR the prov iston- ~ tht. ordinance.
Ordered, that the shove rfdnanre he published three
several tintss Nv the newport Daily Nevs aud
DAILY lIefsh. true copy, attes',
q " ROWLAND, Council tistk.
49, d.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20
Ray Sands, Esq.

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late Of New Sboteham deceased, was present.
I'd Tor Probate aud letters trsiament,ty there.
~ u Is urdrrrd that llte same be received aud
tho consideration thereof ~ referred to n
Cont of Probate to BE- holden ai the house of
' 6. Sands, IN said Town 90 tho 29th inst,
1t O'Clock, p m, and that previnus notice
be gwen by Publishing n copy orihls order
ihfee succ ssi,e weeks ~ the Herald of the
FINES, Tor all persons interested to appear at
sad time aud place ADD he heard.
\ g. SANDS. Probate CIR
And also that Simon x sands Executor of
'hc last viii and testament Of Anna Sands Of
New Shorelisn late deceased will come be-
ore sali cnuu nj the above said time aud
place. In order to make final settlement of
as ESccutorshIp ON said estate.
v & SANDS, r Citt