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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29
MARCH 21st.
RECENT ADDITIONS.
TO
James HammOnd's
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

5I63 The Haunted Man and the Ghosts bar
gain, fancy 10. Christmas time.
Charles DickcnS,
$3.50 Elzabethean Poets, anecdotes of the
Early Painters, Edi,cdbV ChamberS
1897 Life OF Sir Walter Scott Conquest of
Mexico, &c Edited by Chan,JeSs.
3I1l George st George ulian, the Prince.
III. Cockton,
5765 Lancashire, Witches, a romance of PEN
die Forest by w. III. AiRSr0H4
1898 Leaves from Margaret Smiths Journal
in the Province of Massachusetts, Bay
l61S-9
51GG Old Judge or Life in a Colony
by Jpdge Haiibart0B.
5167 Percy or the Old Love, and the New,
by the author of'the
"Hen-P Picked Husban nd.''
576S Poor Cousin, novel by
Ellen PicEcriae,
1899 English and Scotch Proverbs Jim
Cronin, an Irish tale
edited by Chambers.
3iOo The Crusades; Moral tales from tho
French, Chambers,
34Ol Treasures of the Earth (Metallic;) Th,
Magic Flute, moral tale,
edited by Chambers,
1902 Pearls, and Pearl Fisheries; The Guer-
lila, Chamaers,
3iO3 Our Cousins in Ohio, by
Mary Howitt,
3iOi Friends and Fortune, a moral tale by
Anna III. Drury,
57G9 Macaulay's History Of England, from
he accession of James 2d.
57IO The Caxtons, a family Picture
l.. l.. Bulwer,
577l Diamond and the Pearl,
Ivy Mrs. Gore,
5712 Midnight Sun Pil!rimoge,
by +. Bremen,
31O5 Raphael or Pages of the book of lite at
twenty by Alphonse Iamartne
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29
Guardians Sale,

WILL be sold on MONDAY, April OH
next, at u o'clock, a. m at public auction
on the premises, by authority Of The Court o
Probate of Newport, an tie rich, title and
interest Of MARY MARSH aud William II
MARSH, children Of Nicholas Marsh minors
in and to a lot of land in said Newport, bound
ed North on "A Griltway, South on land oi
Nicholas White, and West on the Friend
land. or rs much thereof as wi be sufficient
to raise the sum of $50! 81, with incidenta
expenses Conditions made known at tn,
time and place OF sale.
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a pamphlet.

FUNERAL OF A MEMBER OF CoNGREss-The
funeral ofthe late Hon. Rodolphus Dickinson
of Ohio, took place at Washington on Wed.
nesday. Mr.. Dickinson was Represent.
-atve in the late Congress- and Representative
elect to the next Congress. The Senate pro.
ceeded in body to the hall of tho House OF
Representatives, and Mr. Athcrion, President
|, pro ten., occupied the Speakers chair. Pres
ident Taylor, and Messrs. Clayton, Meredith
Ewing and Reverdy Johnson were present.
An eloquent and appropriate discourse was de-
livered by the Rev. Mr. Gurcy. The bod,
was deposited in the Congressional burylng
ground.
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THE SUMNER CONTROVERSY

We had over fifty calls on Saturday for
papers containing the articles which have
been published in the News during the las,
three weeks, from different correspondents,
in regard to Mr.. Summers lecture recently
delivered in this town. The papers contain.
ing them were all disposed of on the mornings
Of publication. In order to furnish the public
. with these articles, which have caused SC
much excitement, and in which all are inter
ested, we shall issue them, in few days, in
a pamphlet.
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The Old State Debt.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE Committee appointed under tho M
thority of the Hon. General Assembly 10 in
ycstipatc aud report upon the OLD STATE
DEBT, hereby e,ve notice unto all whom u
NAV concern, that the Committee will meet Mt
the STATE HOUSE in the City of Provi-
dcnce, on Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thurs
day, the 9th, 2sth and 10Th days of March
inst. at II o'clock. A. VI for the purpose OF
receiving from the holders thereof, The ccr-
tfcatcs, notes, or other evidences OF debt
upon which payment is claimed together
with fairly transcribed copy Of each clnlm
e. ahibncd. GEO. TURNER, Chairman.
Newport, March ~, l~i9.
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DEATH 8 t.

In this town, OH Saturday last, Thomas
Peabody. in the 9th year Of his age.
i In Middctown. on Friday afternoon, after a
protracted illness Of twenty mine years, Miss
Cynthia Taggart, daughter of the late Deacon
William Taggart, aged 4s years.
Il In Providence, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Edith
wife of the late Tenant Dunwell, Of Newport,
aged 75 years.
In Portsmouth, on the l5 h. Of the lung
fever, Charles Albert, only child Of Albert G.
and Caroline NJ. Wilbour, aged ii months and
81 days.
In Middletown, on the 22d inst, Hon. Rich
ard Kidder Randolph in the GSth year OF his
age. ThSse who knew him hest as public, pro-
tessonsl man will undoubtedly furnish some no
tice of his history in those capacities ;-mean-
while It muy be permitted priv ate friendship TO
record few impressions of his character, and
pay its tribute in this form, also. to the memory
ofdeparted worth. We speak oft as departed
but in truth such soul does not depart, it abdes
and long will it abide in more than the memory
of kindred, friends, ncghbors, associates and CO.
temporaries. Born and bred in the South, and
having spent in the North the greater part of mis-
maturity; Mr.. Randolph combined in peculiar
degree the warmth of So thern feeling with the
clearness OF Northern judgment. Long will his
political associates remember tho Uniform urban
itv Of his msnnets quality rendered especially
attractive by the fact that evidently had its seat
in heart full of the true Christian spirit CT do
/ ing as ii would be done by. Those who were
with him during troublous hours of our State
history. that emphutically "tIed mems souls"
will not forget his candof and generosity, and his
forbearancc, when opinions and measures most
uncongcnial to his natural and inherited predi
lections were brought forward, won for HIM the
esteem and respect of all parties. There are few
deaths fitted to awaken in our community so
wide sense Of personal loss. But it is daily,
domestic, neighbory lite that shows the man.
/ Mr.. r. was not ambitious Of public distinction
/ he loved home and friends and children. Re
markably did the buoyancy Of youth accompany
him over into advancing age and not least will
he be missed and mourned by young hearts the
hearts OF fond children, for he had much ofthc
spirit Of the sentiment
"The child is father of the man and l. could
wish my days on earth to I've
| Bound each to each by natural piey"
The mild light of such spirit is blessing
which many will long hold in grateful remcm-
brance; and ii will be to many precious conso'
lation to feel that it is not extnguished, but only
Withdrawn behind the veil, which hides from
earthly eyes that spiritual but not distant world.
COMM.
In Portsmouth, on Saturday last, Charles
Henry only son of Samuel H., and Emily A.
Dyre, aged years, mos and days.
At New Haven, 18th inst Mrs. Ann Gerry
relict Of Albrdgc Gerry. one of the sgners OF the
/ Declaration of Independence, in her Seth year.
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Horse & Carriage Auction.
By SAMUEL X. BAYLEY,
Carriage Depository g. Horse Bazuar Federal-st

On Tuesday, April Sd, ot l-2 o'clock.
LARGE AND VALUABLE STABLE STOCk
VIII be sold without reserve the large ant
valuable stock OF Col Reuben l. vrjoy's Stable
No. 81 Washington street, Boston, consistin.
Of 60 young, sound and kind Horses.
- Boston built Coaches.
10 Carryalls. II Boston ChaiscS.
10 Buggies. > Wagons. - Slcighs.
80 Harnesses. IL Saddles and Brides. GO
,bcs
Stable Furniture, &c, &c.
The above stock is composed Cf Young, volua-
Bile, sound and Kind Horses Carriages, all in
good running order, many nearly new-liar
nesses, %c.--aiordlng an opportunity for those
in want, as the entire stock will be sold without
reserve, as Col. Loyeioy is about to removc from
the city. Terms liberal Can be seen al any
time by applying at Stable.
Boston, mer2l. d&w, ta2.
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Appraisers Notice.

TuE subscriber having been appointed hy
J. the State estimate committee, o' hhoue Is,
land Appraiscr of the town of Newport, aud
having been authorized, qualified and directed
to make an estimate OF all property raleable
| in said town, hereby gives notice to all con
ccrned thai he is ready To receive under oath
or affirmation. particular and exact Isis or
$, hcdules Of all their ra'cable property, annu-
/ al income or produclivencSS and actual value
Of the same, aud said persouS are hereby re-
quired Cr they see il 10 render and give IN 10
me said appraiser said lists or schedules WIN.
+ in ten days from this date or ro'hefWlse ~ oo'uo 20
IA, tho ,rnyniscmcn, which may be made by
ss,d ,nnr,iser. DANIEL &. DENHAM
Appra,er OF the Town Of NevPoit
!. March "a.
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To Let.

THE NARRAGANSETT HOUCE.
VllIS desirable Boarding House is now Offer
ed for one year, from the 25th inst, al very
moderate rate. 1t will accommodate more than
fifty boarders, and is too well known to require a
mere particular description. Whoever wants it
should make immc late application at the Ira.
ders Bank. BENZ. MUMFORD, Casli'r.
n b. If not rented previously it will I've let
at Public auction, to the highest bidder, on the
prem ses, at / O'clock. A. ~, on Saturday.
May 5, 1919
mar3 d&wtf,
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MlA'QHIAlHlH2o

In this town, on Thursday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Bradley, Mr.. Joseph r. Symmister, of
Clarendon, w., and Miss Julia Ann Walden,
Of this town.
In Middetown, On the 18th, by the Rev. Hen
ry Jackson, Mr. Frederick A. Lawton, of his
town, to Miss Sarah H., daughtcro OF Deacon ABB
ncr Peckham Of Middletown
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29

a DIRTY cIry.-Three thousands seven
hundred and seventy loads Of dirt were calted
from the LIST, end, Sd, ith, 9th, 7th, and 2Oth
Wards in New York on Monday and Tuesday
last, and from the whole city ten thousand two
hundred and twenty three loads
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29
Court of Probate, Middletown,

Court of Probate, Middletown,
March 18th, ls49
A n instrument in writing, dated April 10th
II A. ID. lSi7, purportng to be the last vii
and testament of PATIENCE IRISH, late o
Middletown, dec d., wherein Elizabeth Easton
is named as Executrix thereof, was presented
for Probate, and letters testamentary thereon.
1t is ordered that the same be received, and
the consideration thereof referred to a Court
of Probate to be holden at the Town House in
Middletown, on the third Monday of April
next, at one o'clock, P. M and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of thi.
order, three successive weeks in the Herald
ofths Times, for all persons interested to ap'
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL,
marl5. Prob Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29

The venerable George p. Gusts paid his
respects to General Taylor few days since,
and is doubtless the only living man who has
taken the twelve successive Presidents of the
United States by the hand.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29

Mr.. Clayton, the Secretary OF State, Is
about to establish himself in the former resi-
dcnce of Mr.. Buchanan. Mr.. Meredith has
taken the we'll known mansion fMr. st Clair
Clark, on Presidents Square. Mr.. Preston
has succeeded Mr.. Mason, not only in Office,
but in his household.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29

Hj.The n Y. Globe, noticing the fact that
n man in Providence had been fined for selling
communion winc," says the Rhode Island
crs will be compelled TO modify their license
laws, OF they will force the deacons of church
es into the propagalng and raising of /" striped
pigs!'
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Murray House.

CORNER OF PELHAM n CORNE SITS.
WILL be opened for the reception of company
on the first Of hprll, 10y the subscriber, under the
direction of Mrs. URRAI its late proprietor,
and hc bcr> to assure former patrons, and the
nublic. that no cNcrion VIII I've spared 10 sustain
It's present reputation. NM Is. NlLspN'
Newport, Mar Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29

uTThc posts for the telegraph wires be
tween the city of Providence and this town
arc all up. and in few days the wires will
he completed, when VIC can have telegraphc
communications with al The principal cities
and towns in the United S,l,os-Br'sioi
phrpir.
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For Sale.

tract of land of ~ acres, at the north end Ct
the Town, bounded on the south by Walnut
street, on the west Ivy Sd street, on the cast ty
street running up on the west side ofthc common
hurying ground, and on tho north by the Dyr'
Farm, of an extra quality for gardens, or build
ing lot, will he sold altogether, or in lots TO sun
purchasers terms liberal and payments made
easy For further particulars enquire of
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFDCM.
MiddctoNn 2l Mo 2i f.
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MAIL LETrrNGs.-Thc last day for rcceiv-
ing proposals at the Post Office Department
for the lettings of contracts in New England
and New York, is Wednesday the 4th Alril
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To Let,

A FARM, situated in Tiverton, about two
n and half miles from the Stone Bridge
and six miles from Fall River, on the Ne"
Bedford road containing SO acres with
dwelling house, barn, out buildings, and good
orchard to let for one or more years, posses
sion given the 25th inst
ABRAHAM BARKER
Tiycrton, 3mo. Goth, l849-2w,pd.
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Wind Mill at Auction,

The subscriber offers his WIND MILL for
sale, and If not disposed of on the 10Th dav of
this month, at 10 o'clock, A. ny, if fair. IL not.
the next fair day, will then be sold al Auct,on
JETHRO F.. MITCHELL.
Middletown, lst day Of 3m, lS49
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, tilarins Jntslli9enes. A
>&4S
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
MONDAY, March 26
Schr. E. H. Herrick, Grant, from Norfolk
for Thomaston sailed from Hampton Roads
March Goth 2lst had heavy gale from the
Southwark, no material damage night of the
22d discovered fire, run down for it, found
it ship or brig on fire, but could not tell
which the stern was burnt nearly down to
the waters edge foremast standing, foresa
hauled up, and close reef feretopsail, clcwed
down, foretopmast staysail set, I'D and flying
jib furled snug, no man on board, in lat 80 10
| ng 73 is.
25th, SSE from Montaug, 10 miles, past a
quantity Of masts and spars, small vessel
having one along side, apparently attached to
vessel under water. Block Island bearing
N 4 miles, past mast, the heel sticking up
out of water, about 6 or feet, supposed the
head to be attached to awreck.
Schr. Seabrd, Scars, from Norfolk, for Den
mis-. Fell in with the above named wreck in
tho gale on the 2lst, lost foresal and some rig
ginp and momcntarily expected to be foundered
heaviest weather and tholworst storm the Captain
had experienced in 20 year.
Schr. Susan NJ. Young, Otis, from Saugua,
for Boston.
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Notice,

THE Co.partncrship heretofore existing
pnder the firm Of PARKER & WEAVER, is
issolved this day by mutual consent End all
persons indebted to the late firm arc lcquest-
ed to make immediate payment to Jacob Nca-
yer who is authorised TO settle the same.
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
JACOB WEAVER.
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lust Published,

NRANsCENDENTAL PHILOSOPHY OF
l. SPACE and TIME, by
q. A. HAAlMETT, VI d.
Tor sale at the Bookstore, ci c. v iiaun'
met, Jr and WIN. Barber. m,'e'
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TaXes! TaNeS! TaNeS y!

! VliE subscriber hereby gives notice that the
/ Town Tax, assessed July 1913 must be paid
on or before the 2jth day of April next; all
Taxes remaining unpaid at TINT daic, will he col
,octcd the law prescribcs in such cases with ali
necessary expenses. l shall I've at my Office No.
2i3 Thamcsst three doors below the Perry
Factory, from 10 ocl' ck, A, NJ, until p. NJ.
and at 3 o'clock, p. Nj until 7 o'clock.
OLIVER READ Collector of Taxes,
mario a 20.
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To Let.

4 new and convenient House, in
mRM Warner street, recently occupied by
HIM James II Dcmerest for further par
ticulars, enquire No 10, Maty.strcct.
maro In,dNw, SAMUEL WISTCOTT
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10 Let.

A-A THE lower part ofthc House in Mol
tIflli1 borough st, next west of The Methodist
LIZA. Church containing numberoi rooms,
with Wood House We'll OF excellent water,
and other convenicnccs. Apply on the premises
mars, ,dAw. to ELIZABETH kEAD.
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House to Let for Summer
Reeidenoe

TNHE subscriber will let his house, furnished,
/ for the season. Said house is situated on
Touro street, and contains i3 rooms, besides a
good basement cellar, garlcp, sc. Possession
will be given the first Of July or sooner If de-
sired Apply TO ". HALL,
or w. III. CRANSTON
mar , 3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29

0y-" Letters of Leisure is the name Of a
new book about to be published in New York,
from the pen of n. p. Willis.
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To Let,

TNHE COTTAGE in Kay street, now occupied
l. by the Rev. Henry Jackson; for terms Nc,
app,y 10 SAMUEL ENGS.
marl5, d&w, CIV.
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Administrators Sale.

Df order ofthc Hon. Court of Probate ofthc
ID town of Ncwporf, the undersigned will sell
on Thursday, the 18th day OF May next, at /
o'clock, y. NJ, on the premises, at Public Auc-
ton, in said Newport, all or so much of the real
estate Of which Thomas Hu lson. late of said
Newport dec died seized and possessed, as will be
sufficient to make up the deficiency of his per-
sonal cstlte for the payment Of his debts, with
incidental charges consisting OF lot Il land
with the buildings thereon standing, situated on
the north side Of Prospect-IIill street, between
Spring and Cornc streets, in said Newport, late
the homestead of the said deed.
mar22d. BENZ. MUMFORD, Admin'r.
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To Let.

THE House in Broad street, formerly oc'
cupied by r. X. Randolph given
Immediately For particulars applyto
mar 3tf, II, X. RANDOLPH.
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m is. WOODS

RECOMMENDED by EminenL PHYSICIANS.
Ee Ter sale by c. &. G. HAZARD. Agenlior
Newport. Jan. i3 l-ls
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WNlG NOMINATIONS.

WNIG NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY b. ANTHONY,
Of Proridtnce.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS WHIPPLE,
of Coventry.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
CHRISTOPHER T.. ROBBINS,
0fNeupou,
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOSEPH NJ. BLAKE,
Of Bristol.
FOR GENERAL TREASURE,
STEPHEN CAHOONE,
of Ne,cpO1.
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
EASTERN DISTRICT
GEORGE G. KING,
of Newport.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
SYLVESTER G. SHEARMAN
Of North Kingstopn.
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Letter Paper,

Letter Paper,
| Very low priced and very good qualify, just
received at JAMES HAMMOND
mars. ~ss
| TIE
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SARsAPARILLA ELIXI,

Come all ye poo: emaciaie ones
Who'ye made your wills 10 die,
Call backa portion oithoSe funds,
And come 10 Dyer's and buy
The proprctorS ofthiS Justly celebrated rem.
edy having enlarged their bottles to
aMORE THAN ONE EQUhRT,
and enclosed it in a new and splendid wrapper,
have decided to giveit more comprehensive
name, indicating portion Of the highly val
liable medicinal drug, Of which tits composed
Il i, prepared in q scientific aud careful man
ner, by a regularly educated Physician and
Pharmaceui>t in strict conformity with q for
,.lt t,h
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nle0irines.
DIR. J. s. WOODS
E ELIXI II

OF sAkSAPARlLLA, YELLOW DOCK,
AND WILD CHERRY.
By far hs Chrapcst and Best Article cf Nh
had IN tie p0rH, formerly kuoIcn as ne
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CoLrRAISE, Mass, May 30, 1915

CoLrRAISE, Mass, May 80, 1915.
Mcssrs Boyey-l must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that llca'es could
not be cured, have been entirely changed, fo7
ia a severe case Of Ileaves and bad Cough the
use of only one box of your Powders accom-
plished a perfect cure, and now, thrce months
since, my Horse shows no indications ofdIs
ease, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH
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ROTTERDAM, Schenectady Co. n. Y.

To whom it may concern-lIaving made
use of DIR. Woods Elixir Of Sarsaparilla, and
also learned from him the Ingredient Of which
| it is composed, | can most unheSltallngly say,
THAT | consider it the best preparation Of the
kind now in use, and recommend 1t TO the con-
ISideration of all person. in any way afflicted
,vi th Iisea,e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29

Wox'r SrASp.-John d. Austin has de-
clincd the Democratic nomination for Lleuten-
an, Governor, and Thomas J. Hazard, Of Ex-
cler, has been substituted
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Fiskc Medical Prize Qu stiOn>.

yuyUE Trustees of the Flske Fund, consist
ing Of the Preside MT and rwo Vice Prcsi
dents of the Rhode Island Medical Socieiy
viz: S. augustus Arnold. ". ~. Of Pow
dcncc. Geo. Capron, VI. -. Of Providence, and
Hiram Allen, NJ ID. OF Cumberland, Al the and
nuaI meeting Of the Society, held June ~, lei9.
announced that the premium Of Fifty Dollars,
offered by them in lSlS flr the best dissertation
a m the subject OF
Sn,p Fcrer, so called, US history and The bo'
mode Of tredimcsi,
Had been awarded ic the hor Of the discr.
tation Tearing the motto
PER AHDUA.'
And upon breaking the seal Of the accompany
NO ia cket they learn that the successful conpe-
tor wm Henry Grafton Clsik, NJ. ID. Of Bo--'
on.
They propose the following suljcen' kr iei9
Ia. The History Of MedNai Decisions Of the
present srd former tunes.
ID Asia,ie Cholera, its hivtory, nature and
bcs, modc OF treatment.
Por the best dissertation on each Of these sub
i.cts tho Tnr,tecs viii pay the sum Of fifty dol
lars.
Dissertations with motto written thereupon
and also sec mpsnicd by scaled packet hav
ing the same mot o written upun the Uutsld-
and with the suthors name a. d place of res'
denee within mast be transmitted free of ei-
pensc, to ithpr OF the Trustees, on or before
the FIRST "Wednesday in May.
THOMAS "A. WEBB, Sec ~
Ifeon,enient, the Jisscrtstiops may be sJdres
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