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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-26
HI. JUDD, MI. ID.

PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON DENTIST,
VTOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w OF Portage county, that he Is perma-
nently located in the village of Ravenna and
is prepared TO attend to all calls in both
branches OF his profession. All Dental OPP
era'ions performed in the most scientific
manner and warranted satisfactory or no
charge. Particular attention paid to the
regulating of irregularities of Teeth IN chill
dFen and young persons. "a -.ts~
3 GF Office in Seymour's building. at
Rsvenna, Sent. Isl, 1917. ~ sL..1l9.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-26

NE ORE NEW GOODS have just come te
lv1 hand embracing .s.
Fancy Prints,
Blue and Orange Prints,
Scorch Gnghams, as
Tickings.
Irish Linens,
Umbrellas,
Lace and Edgings, &c &c.
July 12. 1897. G. PRENTtSS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-26
ECONOMY.

TTIE subscriber would tender his services to
/ the inhabitants of Ravenna as cleaner of
gentlemen's garments, from dirt, oil, grease,
paint, SC. He will ALSO by chemical process,
restore the original colors in garments that are
faded and warrant them not to CROCK. In no
case, where the work is not done to the satisfac-
ton of the employerwill any pay be asked.
r. Room four doors South of the Ravenna
House. =
"a ~# - - A. j. HUSE.
Ravenna, Dec. 6, 1s47. '=-z'--=s-~
DOOTS g. SHOES-RepIenishe our as
ID sortment I'M. HOOD g. Co. -
November "a. i847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-26

The STATE OF UMo, Tn Portage County
Portage County, SIS. Common Pleas. s1
Elizabeth Hervey, a5
VS.. Petition Tor Divorce.
Horace Hervey.
nj Office is hereby given that on the 9th
" day of December. 4. ID. ls47, the said
Elizabeth Hervey filed in said Court her PEI
tltion for divorce from the SAID Horace
Hervey, assigning for causes habltual drunk
eness and gross neglect of duty for more
than three years. Said Petition will stand
for hearing at the next Term of said Court.
Ills s. WILDMAN, -
. - Sol. for Petitioner.
Dec. l4th, 1S47. 1SS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-26

Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Mandatory.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
i The public that he has permanently To-
Gated myself at the
Center of Edinburgh,
where he is prepared TO make to order all
kinds of Harness, Brides, IMartingales,
Trunks and Taiises, on the shortest notice
and most approved STYLES aud as cheap as
work can be done at any other Shop in the
County of Portage. He hopes by strict at
,ention to business to receive liberal share
of public patronage. .--E. &
JOHN PERKINS.
Edinburgh, Oct. 81, l847. 6mi26
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

The "JouRsAL OF COMMERCE. did not seem
to find out, until Saturday, that Gen. Taylor
was sure elected Its leading article is "a
view at tho Polls" in which it sketches voters
as they came up. Here is one sketch.
"But behold these two gentlemen dressed
in black, walking up with great calmncss. yet
with considerable spirit, and deposting each a
ballot. as if he had discharged a Christian du
ty. They are clergymen-no matter of what
Observation-Disclosures those of every shade OF be-
lief went in at the polls for Taylor, as the
surost peace man to be found in the country ;
for he has behcld with an agonzed heart the
horrors of war, and fcrvently wishes that the
terrific vision may never be renewed. Con-
genial to these is another class of peace men,
TO which that gentleman belongs with the
bread brmmed hat and drab suit. With much
satisfaction we saw venerable, tranquil, deter
mined quakcrs go up and vote the Taylor
Ticket, as the best of the bunch. That little
inevitable war" speech Of Cass has lost hun
many votes, while the nobest humanity OF the
real old soldier amid the crucltlcs OF the bloody
field has gained him multiiudes.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

TUESDAY, nov. III.
Flour, &c.-This morning sales were made
of 300 bbls. strait Michigan at $5,44; $50 do
scratched at S5,25; 500 Rochester, in lots, a,
5,4i s so; $50 do round hoop Ohio, 5,37 l.
2; $50 pure Genesee at $50 a 8 5,62 l-2 200
fancy at 5,S7 Ii q ; and 100 extra at 6,25 a
6,37 l-2.
| OF Southern small sales were made at S., sc
IA 5.62 l2.
| Rye Flour is dull and lower with sales of
$50 bbls. at 1891 ii.
Corn Meal is firm with moderate sales OF
Jersey at 1925.
GRAIN.-For GcrIysce Wheat thsrc is a
good demand at 81 ,25 | ,27. Sales of 5000
bushels good Chicago were made al 81 O3.
! Rye is doing better 5000 bushels have
been sold at &c. delivered.
| Barley is dull at "a Gjc.
! Round Corn Is scarce and in demand at bet
ter prices. About 5000 bushels were sold at
II rs (reported) for round, zoe for West
ern Yellow, and Csc for mixed Western.
/ Provisions For Mess Pork the market is
dull and heavy Prime is in fair demand at
steady prices. Moderate sales were made at
$l2,75 for Mess and S,9l for Prime
Beef is firm with sales of 100 bbs. Mess
and Prime at previous rates.
made at $1,000. Fol Lard, there is some de-
mand but at prices in favor of the buyer $50
bbls strictly prime sold at : l-S Butter is
selling at 9 l2 a II cents for Ohio and State
Dairy.
Cheese is in request at former rates.
Oats are dull at "a l-2 80 cents.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

THE ATLANTIC POSTAL ARRaSGEMESTs.--
The following are given as the bases Of the
agreement recently concluded between Mr..
Bancroft and Lord Clanrcardc
l. Entire reciprocity between the two Gov
crnments in the transmission OF letters by their
respective steamers.
,. The rates Of Postage to be uniform for
American and English steamers.
3. The British Colonial mail to be conveyed
through the United States, and by the Amer-
can as well as the English steamers.
L. American Mails for Europe, Asia and
Africa, to be conveyed by the British as well
as the American steamers
The rates of postage will probably not ey-
ceed twenty-five cents on each letter from the
United States or one shilling sterling on let
ters forwarded from the United Kingdom.
BY this arrangement letter mailed in any
part of Great Britain or Ireland, AND a shilling
paid upon it there, will be delivered in the
United States without charge to the person to
whom it is directed. So with letter sent
from the United States by the payment OF
twenty-five cents here, it will be delivered free
of charge in any part of England, Ireland Oh
Scotland.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

GoprY's LADy's Book for December, has
been received aud as usual is filled with choice
articles from the pens of Kate Sutherland, W,
G.. Simms, Miss Leslie, II. w. Emerson, 1.
s. Arthur, II. G.. Allison, Grace Greenwood
and others. The embellishments arc "The
Love Secret" "Gracc Greenwood" "Fash-
ions," "Modcl Cottages" &c. Cooley tar
outs,rips all Of his competitors IN getting up
Magazine, that is not only readable but useful
as well as in the beauty Of its embellishments
The editors announced for the next volume
which commences in January, are Mrs >. j.
Hale, Grace Greenwood Miss Leslie, !. D
Arthur and y. j. Willis, with host OF CON
,ributors. Godcys Iady's Book and tho
I.ady's Dollar Newspaper, are sent one year
for $500.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
W}ATsH1ALEIESa

In this town, Nov =, by the Rev. DR.
Choules, Mr. Rowland G.. Sherman to Miss
Rachael. Sd daughter of MI. Henry Simmons,
of this place.
In this town, Nov. |, by the Rev. Mr.
Reynolds, Mr.. Thomas +. kaull, to Miss Su.
san, Sd daughter Of Mr.. Clarke Burdlck, al
of this place.
In Portsmouth, Nov ., by the Rev. Thorn
as Randolph, Gardner, Thomas, Esq, to Miss
Amey, youngest daughter of the late Capt
Ba,eman Munro, all of that place.
In Brooklyn, I'd inst, Maj. d. II. Ninton
L. 5. Army, to Eliza A, daughter of y. Ii
Arnold, Esq
In Bristol, Nov 6, John Gardner, Esq, to
Miss Martha J. Diman, daughter Of James
Diman, Esq.
In Tiverton, Nov. 0, at the Friends Meet.
ing House, Christy Davis, Of Boston, to Flea.
nor, daughter OF Abraham Barker, of liver
ton.
In Tivcrton, Nov. /, Mr.. Oscar F. Durfce
to Mrs. Abby 5. Brayton.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
From the Boston Eve Gazette

Browns SaiSaparilla and Tomato BitterS.
The extensive sale Of these popular BtterS is
the best vidence of their excellence. No 9th.
er medicine approved by the Faculty has had
so successful IA run withs so short a period
They are entirely composed OF vegetables, and
are most innocent and ethcacious OF any cor
rectiyc yet offered to the afflicted.
In our opinion these BitierS are one Of the
hes, compounds yet offered for the cure of
dyspepsia, and the long train OF nervous dis
eases. For sale by Frederick Brown, corner
of State and Washington Street
The above is only printed as a proof OF the
high estimation in which Browns Biuers are
held by every one that has seen or experience
ed their wonderful virtues.
| There is one thing that should always he
thought Of /; that is, be sure and get the genn.
| inc. Always ask for Browns, as that is the on
ly original article Of Sarsaparila and Tomato
| For sale by II JTtYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
TO MARINERS.


The following buoys aud splndles have bceu
placed the past season, by the superintendent
of Lights, &c IN this district viz -
A spar buoy, painted black, moorcd on the
middle ground, off the harbor of Stoningron in
II feet water at low tide and bears from
Stonngton Light House ; by w mile dis
tant vessels bound into Stonington harbor,
and of argef draft than IL feet must give
the Buoy birth of Il mile on the starbord
hand, and steer \. by T.. for the Light House.
East end of Fishers Island from the Buoy
) w by ; l-2 >. distant Z miles Nappletree
point SE by S mile.
| At Barilett's Reef is also spar buoy paint
ed black, and moored in nine feet Of water,
Stonington Lighthouse ; by T. distant ii
mile, vessels bound into Pawcatuck River
must leave this Buoy on the s,arboard hand.
/ At Folly Rocks (mouth Of Pawcatuck River
an Iron Spindle, with a keg on the top, IL bear'
from Stonington Light House f. by >.
H The following buoys are in tho West bay ID
Rhode Island. viz -
| AT Plum Beach spar Buoy painted red and
Inoorcd on the extreme n T. part of Plum
Reach point, in II feet at low tide bears from
Dutch Island Light \ l-2 T. distant miles
Vessels bound up the Bay must leave it on the
Larboard hand and give it n birth of one cables
length, and continue The course up the BAY.
Flat Rocks Off Wexford spar buoy paint
ed red in Is feet at low water.
I Bill Dyers Rock, spar buoy painted red, IL
l5 feet at low water.
/ Mamma Rock, a spar buoy painted rec
The above buoy bears from Poplar Point Lgh
House f. by \ l-2 \. These buoys are in Z
range and the channel varying no prope
directions can be given.
Dolphin has been placed on Long Bed, il
Providence River in lieu of the buoy iormerl
placed there.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

H. The Free States give, certainty, 0s
votes for Taylor and Fillmore, the Wing can
dldates-perhaps more. This exhibits in a
Of the free States rcpose i'll the integrity and
wisdom of General Taylor lie will take his
sea, at the head Of the Government, not as the
successful candidate of a party or a section of
the country-but as THE CHOICE OF THE PEn-
PIE. And we confidently look to his election
as nsuring to the country permanent national
harmony and prosperity.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

RsGisTRy While the smoke Of battle
is rolling oil from the field Of victory, and
the shouts OF triumph are yc, ringing in
our ears, we are called upon to prepare
for another contest, short and easy one
hut not thc less important on that az
count Voters must be registered by
the first Monday Of Dece mber rn order
to be entitled to vote in the coming year,
and the taxes must be paid by the last Of
the month. The time for registration is
short. Little more than fortnight re-.
mains. Let our friends attend to the reg
istry lists in every Ward and in every
town. Let us keep up our good Whig
majority and maintain The honor of the
BANNER STATE.-PrOvidencc Journni.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
BRIGHTON MARKET.
YHurainn. Mr. O. Is.

1T"'1 1"'Y .TVT'
At market during the week 525 Beef Cattle
$50 Stores, 5000 Sheep and Lambs, H75
Swine.
Priccs-Bcef Ca,tle-Exira ST so: first
quality S6aS6 25; second quality S5 5Oa5 IS;
third quality 81 25ai 10.
Store Ca,tle-Yearling IIeiiers sc OOa 0
2 years old lielfers $llal5 3 years old do
Sl7a22 ycarling Steers SSalO, 2 years old
St.: 3 year old S3s $50 l. pair.
Sheep-Old,$ 81 90, as ir quality. Lamb,
81 a 81 so.
Swne-Old fat Hogs ic choice lots lean
Hogs 4 3-Sc; ordinary Ohio Hogs 3 "a l-2c
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16


From Observation-Disclosures from Mar.
Unique up to Oct. l, represents matters in a
very unsettled condition. The blacks Oh the
Island are in most deplorable condition, for
the most part refusing to labor The planters
have chartered several vessels TO go to the
British West India Islands and procure labor
ers. u this does not succeed, they say their
crops will all perish. The duties have all
been taken of American Flour and Lard
which is imported in French vessels Nine
teen negroes had been arrested for committing
deprcdalions on the whites.
MASSACHUSETTS Atlas says that " on
all examination Of the votes given in the 2Sl
towns which we published yesterday, we find
that the Wings have clear majori,ies in cities
and towns which elect one hundred and Miry-
SIR representatives. The Van Burcnites in
towns and cities which elect Mirty-nine, and
the Cass men in towns which elect hirteen.--
Thi, estimate does not include any town in
Barnstable county ,or in Nantucket and Dukes
Barnstable county it will be seen Dy the re-
turns VIC publish this morning has done nobly
Nantucket we have not heard from
Nantucket has since been heard from and
gives Taylor 100 majority.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
A. MARINE LIST. a,
IOkT OF NEWPORT
ARRIVED.
TnuRsDAY, Nov. o.

THURSDAY, Nov. y.
Brig Al.ion Car,wrirh,, B,nsor Tar New Haven.
sehr susan T., Johnston, GrrrnwIch tor ibHny.
schr Highlander sands Providence Tor Fred-ricks.
burg.
schr Matilda, worsirr, Enstpori fnr New York.
schr Eliza. Rider. Pnit-nouth i,r New York.
schr THfppin. Gsager. from Norfolk
schr Orion, IinltI. BOsiun lor New York.
Schr A Nicksr,on. Cornell Norfolk ior Fall River.
schr Juno, Baker, kennebec ior New York.
so"p Lady Adams, Cartwright, New Bedford for
York.
sloop Rienzi, Dnriee. New York Tor Prov.
era sth, brig n Draper,-new-Drnper,f for New
York.
Crd oh, olnnda. Hn. for Wilmington N &. sloep
Rienzi, DuIie., Tor Prov,
FRIDAY. Nov. 10.
schr Ontario Hartford. Somerset for Boston.
SGop Ni2ilnnt, Heath I'm Providence
Arr lOih, brig Disdrm, Parker, al aud from IIa.inI
hr New York. curgO grihdsiones consigned Ia ID,
Norrhnn, Esq put in for repairs. having encountered
heavy gales the const, VIII ch caused the vessel To
leak 1900 -trskes per hour VIII have discharge to
mud III" leak previous to proceeding on her voyage.
SATURDAY, Nov. IL.
schr Carroll, Kelley, Gardiner, inr Providence
Srhr Richard Thompson, COtson, Philadelphia Tor
Bristol.
schr Ashland, Thurlow. LuLec Gr Prov idence.
Schi Civilian, Nichols, Calais tor Providence.
SUNDAY, Nov. H.
Brig Udora, -, n York for Easiport
Brg Patrick Henry, ingfoham, Thonnston for New
York.
Brig New Globe Thihhet. Calais for New York
Schr Clarendon Pendeton, Thomnston Tor n York
schr Emily u Souder, Mckenzie, irom Fail River.
TTEsDAy, Nov. Ii.
era Orig Henry, Baker, for TuIks Island.
Schr FnLir, Ball, for Mobile.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

HARTFORD AND Providence RAILROAD
The work on this road is proceeding with the
utmost expedition. From one thousand to
twelve hundred men are now at work on eight
cen Of the twenty-four sections into which the
road has been divided The Eastern abut-
ment of the viaduct across the Connecticut
river is completed, and the Western and draw
abutments will be, during the present week.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
Town Clerks once,

NeWpOTI NOV IbIh INF",
a IL persons not registered, who are other
"a wisc qualified. or who will be within a
wear qualified by age and residence, who IN
tend 10 vote IN lsi9 IN tins town. on payment
of registry and other taxes, must register their
names in the Townt tlerk's office, on or before
saturday, the % day OF December next
The nSScSsufs Of taxes for the town ot New.
poft, will meet nj the Town Clerks office, m
said town, within ii,c DAYS neat after the hrst
Monday IN December ncst, and assess upon
every person whose name iS registered rs hts
registry ia, y Tar of one dollar, or such sum
rs with his other taxes shall amount to one
dsllar ss the law directs.
Nov IL ROWLAND, Town CLERK
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

MIcHIGAN.-Thcrc is no doubt that the
state has gone for Cass. In the second Con
gressiona district, Rev. William Spraguc, a
Methodist clergyman, and Free Soil Wing,
has been elected over G.. +. Stewart, the pre-
sent Cass member. This is Wing gain, and
was occasioned by the withdrawal Of Judge
Lawrence. the Van Buren, candidate.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
New York Cattle Market.
MONDAY, Nov. |,

At Marka.-l 900 Beef Cattle, (iO from
the Southern, rest this Statc,) so Cows and
Calves, and $500 Sheep and Lambs.
PRrcEs, &c.-Becf Cattle, the past week
were in pretty active request, and prices fully
up to those quoted in our last report. Sales
of good retailing kinds at from $500 to 100
per cwt., as in quality. About $50 head re-
mained undisposed of.
Cows and Calves all sold at $50 $35 to
$50.
Sheep and Lambs-Prices of Sheep ST %
a 200 to 4,50, and Lambs | 90 2,75. $50
left over.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
New Books at. Iammett's.

EWBANK'S Hy draulics and Mechanics
Il The Black Aunt
Business Mans Assistant. improved er ilion
Rights of Senmen, ~ Masters and Mates
Manuel
NOrthend'S American Reader
Young CompoSll"r
Common school Book Keeping
Pictorial National Magazine
Graham'S Magazine, December
Godev'S l.ady'> Book, do
ILuell'S Living Age, No 236
And Il very large assortment of new Juveniles
aud AnnualS, al l32 Thames street.
Nov IL
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
RHoDELANDER THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 848

, " The St. Louis Daily Organ expresses
tho opinion that slavery will, in twenty-five
years, cease to exist in The State of Missouri,
and that, too, without any agency Of legisla-
lures, or conventions of the people, but in the
natural progress Of events. Among the chief
elements in producing this desirable result. is
the large influx Of the German population, now
amounting to nearly 100000, very few of
whom employ slave labor, and who are almost
universally opposed to the system
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
Notice.

A SUITABLE reward and all charges will
hbe paid fer the recovery oi the body oi Peter
Armstrong, a colored man. formerly Of the
Revenue Gutter Jackson, who was lost over.
board from The sloop VigiIanr, about miles
SsW Of Beaver Tail Light. on Monday last /,
or any information where his body can be
lound. Apply to CHARLES ). BROWN.
seci'y OF the Soaman's Mutual Assistant Soci
ely. Newport, Nov ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

CoRosER's INovEsT.-A Coroner's Inquest
was held before ID. &. Denham, Esq, Coro-
ner, on Tuesday, on the body of Edward Ed
gan, soldier, belonging to Company b, 3rd
U. 5. Artillery, stationed at Fort Adams, aged
about 80 years, a native of Ireland. Verdict,
" Accidental drowning" The deceased was
fishing on the wharf at Fort Adams, and is
supposed to have fallen into tho water.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

AS the Vt. Legislature was in session on the
day appointed for the Presidential election, a
law was adopted to allow the members to
record their votes at the capitol, tho clerk of
the House acting as inspector and duly certl-
fying as to the votes cast.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

UJ' The New York papers are quarrelling
about which was the first paper in that City to
nominate Gen. Taylor. We do not think it
makes much difference, which was the first, if
it is the Offices they are after. We hope the
office seekers in New York as well as those in
Newpor. may be disappointed in their scramble
after the loaves and fishes. We rather think
Old Zack will disappoint some of them.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
DEATHS

In this town, Nov. IA, Francis Carr, aged
So. A member of the Society Of Friends.
In thi. town. Nov. l3, Mrs. Alaco Reynold-
son, in the 67th year OF her age.
10 Warren, Nov. 6, Miss Susannah l.
Richards, aged 36 years.
On Prudence Island, Goth ult., Mrs Eunice
wife of Mr.. George Chase, aged about IS
wears
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

Nsw HAMpsHiRE-Wo inform our Demo-
cratic friends that there is nothing doubtful
about the vote of that State. She is sure
enough for CASS, by majority, as the Pa
trio, claims, of 5000, and plurality Of lo,-
600.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

MILLIONS OF Bounty LAND AcREs.-Of
the regular army about 35, 900 men are entitl-
cd to bounty lands-the volunteers who are
entitled to these lands are about 55 900 If, :
400 900 acres of land will be required to salts
fly the claims of the soldiers in the Mexican
war. The land at the Government price is
worth $lS, S,OOO,O 900.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

DRowNED. D.-Wm. Hebron, Jr., mate Of the
Schooner Perseverance of New London, while
attempting to push off his vessel from the
dock, at Albany. on the 10Th, fell from tho
bowsprt and was drowned,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

RIor ~ BALTIMORE Baltimore, Wednos-
dan, Nor. 81 i-2 A. M.-There has been a
serious riot about the Office Of the Patriot
The Office has been stoned by a Loco Fcco
mob. Several shots were fired aud some per
son. seriously wounded
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

ISArorRA1ios DAy.--lnauguration Day,
ith of March, falls on Sunday. 1t has occur
red once before, says the National Intclligcn-
cor of the 10Th inst, in tho year 1921 u
will no, happen again until The year 1877
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

Bonfrts and Frcrorks.-We understand
that on Saturday evening, if the weather is
pleasant, there will be display of fireworks
and burning of tar barrels, on the Parade, in
honor of the election of the Wing candidates
to the Presidency aud Vice Presidency.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

"A place for everything, and everything in
its place." said lady, when she slowed the
room, bellows, balls of yarn, cards, curry.
comb, three cats, and gridiron, into an old
oven.