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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21


tables for business men. For sale at
dec 20. KINGS Books,or.
Jules HAUEL'S LIQUID HAIR DYE
- No more White, Gray or r ed HAIR A rem
edy which enhances considerably the beauty and
alters the appearance of the counenance from that
which is much dlsliked. 1t is pie lsing TO have
efficient means 10 remove these defects To effect
this change OF hair SO much wished for is the grand
neveTiallng property of Jules Hauels Vegetable
Liquid Hair Dye, which the proprietor can with
justice state, is far beyond any thing of the Kind
ever yet known in this any other country Its
properties are very powerful though very innocent,
The chemical result is wonder, as it enables per-
sons to de instantaneously their hair without the
least inconvenience; For changing red or gray
hair whskers, eyebrows, etc, TO a brown, black
or chesnuf color; the slightest evil consequences
need not be feared from its use, it is altogether
harmless; this composition is the only one sane
toned by the science of chemistry to dye in an in
delible rthe various graduation of colorsvith-
out danger or inconvenience, and has justife the
liberal patronage and unlimited confidence of the
public; ii black is required, ask for box marked
n if brown, box marked B.
Beware of Counterfeits-ask for dulles Hauels
Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye" if on want the gen
uine article Premiums have been awarded to The
Subscriber al the Franklin Institute Exhibition -
For sale, wholesale and retail by
JUELES HAUEL, chemist and perfumer.
No. 1870 chesaut ST, 18th door below Atm south side
and al most OF the druggists and fancy stores in
the Union; agent for BIooklyn, Mrs, Hayes 1879
Fulton street %
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We perceive by the Lake County Chronicle
that there will be a special term OF the county
court of Lake county, for the transaction OF
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ES1RAY,

CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber a
y red hci.er with star in the forehead. She
Will be years old in the spring The owner is
requested to prove property, Fay charges and take
her away, PETER McCAFFERTY
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~.
Cash for books sold in Southport, 3lI2
Making the whole amount, 3O5,73
The payments have been as follows:
Paid freight, $40
for depository signs, 1863
Rev. J. Marsh for services and eXpen-
ses as agent, 1920
Rev. f. b. Coleman, 1855
Rev. w. Peck, 1862
American Bible Society, 257,3I
Making the payments, 3O5,73
and leaving the treasury empty.
DEPOSITORY ACCOUNT
The Treasurer has received during the wear
from the former treasurer and from the Ameri-
can Bible Society, 1925 Bibles and Testam ents
valued at $29454 There are now on hand
599 bibles and teStaments, valued at $l38. 10,
showing that 72G bibles and testamants valued at
Sl5979 have been issued from the Depository
during the year. OF these, books to the value OF
S9S,O6 have been delivered to the auxiliary soci-
cites, and the balance valued at SOL 73 have be N
sold and given away in Southport, including
few now III the hands of the colportaur.
c. BRIGGS, Treas
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| MAKES FOR lS49. -Containing a blank
- space for each day in the year With useful
tables tor business men. For sale at
dec 20. KINGS Books,ora
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Risks in lives of persons going to California
will be taken at an extra rate Of premium.
Pamphlets, blank forms CT application, and all
papers neces sary for fall Information the sub.
ject OF Life Insurance, always to be had at The
Office
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

CONSOLATION OF A CATHOLIC BIsuop.
SUNDAY th' lllh list, at the Church o. St
Aa'eir, It. Louis, the Right Rev. J. Vaud
Fc!de, late Provincial Of the Jesuitcs in tic
Nest was consccratod Bishop OF Chicago, III
by 'he most Rev the Archbishop of St. Louis
and the Right Rev Bishop Loras, of Dubuque;
Bishop Mlll, of Nashville, Tenn, and Bisho,
de - Falas, OF 'ncennes, Ind The new
PreIaio Is said 10 be distinguished as scholar
and christian.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

City or GAErA--As his Ilol ness, the
Pope has teen earnestly en,reatel by his pi-
ous friends by no manner Of means to set his
consecra,ed foo, in this rreligious country, it
may be Of some inter ST L know a .ul!e about
the city of Gaeta, the present residence OF Pi-
u the TX. The city is connected with Rome
bs one Of The t"o routes which lead from The
capital to Naples. From Rome to Teiracinc.
tie route follows the Appan way, traced by
ApPius Claudiug; 1t passes through Albano,
We e'ri, Cisuraa and the fonune Marshes 49,
Crossing into the Kingdom Of Naples it win h
through tond and lis ieautful gardens of or
ange e's, a terminates at Mo'a di Gaota.
near Tho por, Of Gacta, place Of about IO,-
t10 nhaitanis, on the M-d.tc-onean Such
has been i.'e route oi the Holy Father. Ga
eai lidt more than half way between
Ronc and Naples.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
CONTINENTAL-FRtNCE.

! There is very little news from the Cont
aent of Importance or general interest, eXcep,
as II re 5ar.s France.
| Immediately after the sa'ling of,hc Niagara
Intelligence was received in England that the
breach Lctwcer The A,semb' y and the Presl.
lent had resolved into fearful gulf A real
or sham plot WIS di>clo.ed to the French
M"isiry and for few days Paris again as
sume the appearance Of a be- cured city
The streets were occupic by not fewer than
3 900 mrn, aud Gen. CharSarnier plainly in
| imated that the iist baricadc that was at
tempted To be raise would be the signal TO
a general slaughter. Whether the Re Re-
publican was surprised or unprepaIcd to cope
" tn the extensive military arrangements con
! uemblej on the verge OF rev revolution,
The issue of which can scarcely lie doub fll, as
Marshal Bugeaud was desPatche from Paris
to bring up a strong III ision Of the Army Of
the Alps ostcrsbly to command Bouroes
iuring the State trials. bat with no 'e,s OBJ
ect than tina, OF owe rawing the Red Repu' L.
can in Paris.
The differences between the Guard Mobile
ard The amy OF he line, only aided fuel tn
the fame which hourly grew in intensity
III" mot on for getting rid of the propost-
ions of NJ Rctcau to dissolve the National
Assembly, was only defeated by the narrow
majority ol 4l6 over 405.
Sizes that vote a greater tranquility has
prevailed. and once mole we have 10 announce
hat the struggle passed Off without material
strife. Numerous arrests have been made.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
For the Herald
TO he Lad es.

| Wanted, a partner, young, graceful and pretty
Industrious, frugal, good-natured and witty
With manners the very acme OF gen!ility,
N Without the least dash of" la mode" scns
II bilty;
Must not go in Mysteries at sight Of a mouse
Or faint if a spider is seen in the house
Her eyes. LACK or blue, so the brows are wei
aFched,
And figure not made up of buckram and starch
| II plump, very well, but Id rather 'twer'
! slender,
/ And reasonably tall, with hands small and ten
Il DIR;
| Hair fine and glossy, no choice as to hue,
| Auburn migh answer, but red will not 30
She mustn be frcckled tho as TO complex.
II ion
Be it blonde or brunette, I will make no ob-
/ lection;
Pretty mouth, and good teeth, with rather
small feet
In her dress she must always be tidy and neat
And especially careful no dragging dimty,
Should spoil the effcc; Of fine pedal extrcmi-
ties.
In fact, as 10 neatness she mast be a pattern,
And not the least bit Of sloven or slat;crn !;
She must understand sewing in all its vari-
ties,
And not he to- partial to Sewing Societies
Ever ready to sew u, my pants when | tear
them,
n,sn .oi,
10 mend up my linen, and sew ca the buttons
And deem that far letter than udyings Hut.
ton"
She must understand darnng and knitting of
stockings,
And think 4" has bar most decidedly shock
ing;
Though to reading such books would have
her inclined
as would really Lc useful embcl!ish the mind
"he must understand cooking, both bakiur
and sicwng,
And the Modus Operandi" be freouently
viewing
In fact, Ger the house kcepa strict superyis.
ion
Submitting in all TO her H,gs Loyds decision
Not expect like Mlionaires lady to dash
But govern expenses by means, and no, fash.
ion;
10 win admiration, not seeking to roam,
But 20 feel that her sphere of dislinc,,on's n,
home;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

FuTNY L,w.-Vrginia is famous foi
many things but in nothing more than in her
laws, If the ollovlng be specimen. a
Washington correspondent of he Columbus
standard, deserves credi, for bringing it to the
zhi of day, viii ch he copies from " Hem.
lns's Statutes at large" lie prefaces il
ihss:
At a Grand Assembly te,d at James Cit
80. so ,i.- ,e~~ sooS, ~~rc passed rany acts
" 70 the orie Of Almle hiie God, and the pub
lqne good of this his Majestie's c,lonie o! Vir.
giaia;" among which IS
"ACT V.
" Women cd4s'ag scanGaiocs ,lits, 10 be
durlcd.
WHEREAS, oflcntimes many babl NC wc.
rran ofen SANDER ani scandalizc Their nci.h.
bors, for which their poore husbands are often
brought nto chagg able and yexatious suites
and cast in create damages:
" Bs At therefore enacted by the autioriiy
aforssaid, That IN actions of Sian Ter casion-
cd by the wife. as aforesaid, after Judgment.
passed FOR the damages, the woman shall be
punished b. duckinE and if the SANDER be 50
enormoLs as to he aijudse at greater dam.
age than FIVE hun red pounds of tobacco. then
'he woman to suffer a duciing fer each five
hundred poun Is Of tobacco 50 adudged agains,
hs aas'a ID II he refuse TO pay the tobacco.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
ENGLAND


|, Parliament was opened by lie Queen in pcr
son. on the lsi last. The speech from III,
throne was rather lcnglhy-a wond.r Il act
'a'iy possesses meaning apart from tie n
ge of"o-ds ; but II DO 5 not possess eeacr,
interest to Justify ia transmission By ,e,,.
graph.
The speech PAGES the fact beyond doubt
that thf Government have no idea of s,ul.
hiyIng their past free trtde doctrines. but are
'esoi'c to carry out their principles AMI their
Il a consummat,Dn.
The Righ; Hon. Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer
x. {. B, recently In sh Ambassador 10
Spain, has been appointed to succeed Sir r
P"ckinghaln as q iish Minister in the United
States
lhe Tavages Of Tho Cholera continue about
thc same as when the Niagara s,iled.
Later inie .iRence from Ind a has been ,ecciv.
ed but - Who'll y devoid Of interest
The Bank Of England accounts do M, o.,
hibit any particu ar feature worthy Of notice.
IRELAND
Charles y. Dulloe has been brought up Z O.
lore The Court on new bill. an is now TO
take his trial at the present term under The
Drown and government security act This
course was ihou'hl advisable ty the law Of
hcers, IN co sequence of the demurrer which
was partly ruled in favor of tie prisoner, up
on the bill found at the st Commission.
II has been recommended by the Lord Lier-
tenant, to renew for limited pencd The sus.
Pens.on cf lhr flabeas Corpus act IN Ire and.
and ihe bill has already been rad the first
line in tho House Of Comrnors
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

iYER LnERATED.- .--Hyer. the Frize-fgh'er,
vas brought into Court at BALTIMORE on Sat
ur ay morning. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed, and a. immense concourse Of persons
were assembled. After a long invesli cation
the Court pronounced him gui ty, and required
bail, $4,000 on his own recngnizancc aud
b ndsmen for $1,000. which he at once pro-
ducei lie was at once liberated and reparc
to the United Stases Hotel, here his family
reu3ln.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
Cough MediCines.

saync's EXpectorant. Ayers Cherry Pectoral
q Wistar's Bllsam of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary talsam,
Indian Balsam Of Liverwort.
Buchans Hungarian Bllsam.
Doct Taylor Baisam OF Llycrwort
Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam.
Wadsworth's Vegetable Group Syrup.
Jacksons, Shcrman's and Wislars Courb
Lo2enrcs.
Prase $, Adams. and J"rviss Cough Candy
French Gun Arabic Drops Jujubc aud Liz
uorlce Paste DC DC.
Among the above may bc found some o.;
he best Cough Medicines in use.
OF X r. HAZARD,
janis near the Court House
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

MAlar. The -ea eoIst OF this State ex-
t:nd, in direct Inc over 22l miles. hu, TO
lowing it, indeatations, the distance i, increas.
cl to m.re than 600 miles. There are scat
ise along the coast, within space OF l30
miles east OF Cape Elizabeth, atolt 1000 IS
lands and set1 The largest Of the hrst nameo
berg Mount Desert, which contains 10000
acre.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
Laws Of Rhode Island.
STATEOF FRHODEISLAND AND PROV.
JnrNIC pI , s-,T, .trr,s.s,

STATEOF RIIODEISLAND AND PROV
IDENCE PLANTATIONS.
IN GenraI AssemL.y, Janu0ry Session, A. d
1910.
AN ACT in amendnen, Of an &c, en,i,le
An ACT IN amendment of an act emitted an
at for The relief vi Poor Persons imprisoned
for Debt"
Il IS enacted By Tie General Asssa,Jk rs l6?-
h3cS:
So mu.h OF sad act of which this is an
amend ent as requires the ia. or to discharge
sHy pr.so er for debt upon default o. the cred
Iior, hs agent or attorney to make payment for
TIE debt RS board shall not hereafter apply in
the case ofauy poor debtor who has been or
who shall be refused The poor prisoners oath.
snd who shall at the tim of ,aJ de,ult have
the liberty of the Jail yard.
True copy-witness:
HENRY BOWEN, scc'ry.
AN ACT in relation 10 tie Board Of Prison
ers in Jail
II IS enacted by hc Geapdl AsseqJly as fol-
io,rs:
Section l. The weekly allowance to Jailors
In The board of prisoners. who her committed
On civil or criminal lrocess, shall be hereafter
one do'lar aud fifty cents, instead or one dollar
'anl twenty-five cents, as now provided b,
law.
Sec. @ Any &C, incorsisl nj herewith isl
her ~ repealed.
True copy--nitnc.s
HENRY BOWEN. Scc'ry.
AN ACT in addition to tie several acts in re-
iaion to the sale o Real Esa,c by Gua.di
ans
il is eaacted by Me Gea1ol Assembly a, I'LL
lone,
Section l. Courts Of Probate shall have cog. !
nzinco and jur sdiction over petitions Of guar
disns appointed y them, Er authority and H. |.
seose TO mors,-e the real c,ta'cs Of their \
vsfds, IN oil ,sss, phers y shall agpesr 10 |,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

A Yankee has just invented a method 70
catch rats. He says; locate your bed in a
ioom much infested by these animals, and on
re,iring. put out the light. Then s,few over
youI pillow some strong smelling cheese three
or four rel herr ngs, some barley meal or new
inall, AIDA spr.nklIug OF dried co fish. Keep
a~a&e I'll you find the rais at work, and lien
u axe graz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
TEGLTCE.

hit subscriber having moved his Soap art
A Candle Ct. blishmcnt from ne ,tepp bu,it
.ne on Broad street. 20 lie Iuidirg ur Shri
Wan s1es', formerly tie old mrclIng house
lted md used iur q shOt lime %, y -cai
l"usc. by san n'ord rcll wh,rr he ha. a.
land hard and soft Soap, mould and dippr,
candies Of equal qualify 10 ary made in ih,
state or elsewhere. An Stor,kecrers iuni,l,
u 80 The lowest prices and sent 10 lhcm ir,e ol
expense. SILAS WARD
Newport, Dec. II, 1893 dSrn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
Kinsley's Express.

.l----IT5T. The Subscriber continues 10 run
siss---NS- an EXPRESS from this place. 0Qiy,
by which packages, &c, msy be forwarded ana
dcli''rcd by faithful n n TO any par Of the Uni
itd states. All prl"rs and packages lrf al the
O5ee, No. II, T,1mcs street, NcrD0rf, willmca
~hh prompt attention.
dec z5ti X. y. RINSTEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
True coYy-witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

AN ACT in amendment ofan act entitled
An act to regulate the Militia"
IL I; eaactcd by he Gncrai ASssD,J!y as fol-
i0iCy:
Sect on |. So much Of SAID act as relates to
the assess ncni, collection ana distribution OF
The military communication tax, TO wit, the fifth,
sixth and seventh sections thereof and so much
.oft.e seventeenth section as follows the two
first sentences of said section and the act cn-
rt.ed I" An act 10 amend the several acts re-.
ia,nS to the militia" passed at tho June ses.
sion, a. d., lSlS, aie hereby rep aled. Pro
vided, nevertheless that any communication tax
already assessed, shIl be co lected, and the
Proceefs ofany such tax already col ecled,
shall be appropriated in the same manner as if
This at had not been plss,d
True coppy-~ illness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

A tesysth h fom Cincinnati states that the
Office OF secrstary of state under Pr silent
Tiy or vii lie tendeIed 20 Joha NJ. Clayton.
VI Delaware.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
II DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

We are indebted TO TiIIey for a copy of the
Boston Mai, in advance of everything, con-
iainin; he steamers news.
lie steamer Earopa arrived at Halifax on
" edne.day her news was ,elcgraphed to the
Mil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
THE BEST
AND. CHEAPEST FAMILY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD
DIR. IL q Ii II IL TS'
COMPOUND SAESAPARILLA
PILLS,


\ The great superiority OF Roberts Com
\ pound SarsapaIiila over all o'her prep
araiuns OF Sarsaparila and Pills, is their con
| ccntraed form, and purity of the extract
i which, being combined with other vegetable
extracts. render them the most purifying Of al
| medicines.
Il The peculiar virtues Of the Sar-aparilla roo
IIhave for a long time attracted The attention oi
Il the medical profession and the public, and
great interest has been directed 10 The devsop.
Il nentS OF its medical properties various syrup
Tinctures, and DecoclionS have beer prepared
from it, all of which have been ionnd to cons
tam little or none of the valuable properties OF
The root. Medical men are aware how slightly
I the root yields lis virtues by maceraiion ~ wa
Ter, and the impoSsbilily Of reaiLing II when
prepared in Alcohol. Hence the great value
of The solid eAlract of which these pills are
prepared. One box Of the COMPOUND of Snr
Saparilla Pills contains more OF The Sarsaparil
la than is contained in two bottles oflhe Syrup
usually used.
The proprietor experimental for sevcra
years to obtain from the root a solid extract.
which should possess all its valuable properties
II in their most concentrated form, which he
combined into the form Of Pills, and has used
them in his practice with the most astonishing
success and at the suggestion of many friends.
he now offers them to the public al a price
I
the world, with the full assurance that they will
be found TO he the best medicine prepared
The Compound SarSaparilla Pills are used
for the permanent cure of those diseases which
arise from an impure state Of the blood and
morbid sercetionS of the Liver and stomach
viz: ErySipelaS, Scofpa or King'S Evil, VI
GERS, Scald Head, Obstinate Cutaneous Erup.
tons, Blotchcs, BoS. PimpleS, Sore, Weak OF
Innamed Eyes, GIanduar Swelliags, Rheumat-
ic Affections, Pains of the Bones and joints,
DropSy, Dyspepsia hsthua, Diarrh1a Dysen-
terry, Corghs, Colds, Inflammation of the
Lungs. Influenza, Indigestion. Headache, Jaun.
dice, General and Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, Bilious Diseases, and Diseases
arising from an injudiciouS use Of Ncrcurv,
and whenever medicine is required to purity
and lnvigorate the system.
They are n purel, vegetable compound, and
may b. used by persons of all ages. They are
pleasant to the palate, and produce no nausea
uneaSineSS or gripping in their operation. Hun
drcdS 0f certificates could he given OF persons
who have used them with the creates, benefit
Purchasers will be particular To- nsix cor " Rob
erls' Compound Sarsaparilla Pix" and ob.
serve that the wrapper on each box has fac !
smile OF the signature OF JOS. ROBERTS. |
NJ. ID. No travelling agents appointed.
All applications for Agencies, and letters on !
the subject of the medicine muSl hs addressed |
(poSt paid) 10 G. FAY, New York Civ. Gen |
eral Agent for the United States, British and
w est India Provinces.
K. TAYLOR and c. G. c, nAZARI
agents for Newport.
Aup, q IStS-!v
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scrOfttIOWs, TIcrcUlri:,i anG Cnwt;e-
Moons iE.SeEStS.

Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Disorders, Tuiuor in the Throat swelling of
he li"hs, SoiI Ehrum, Bad Iiuu oI,, Ca,
'"erous Sores, Chronic Ca,arrh, Head act,
Nervous Irritation. Loss Of Appetite, Live,
Compl int. CoSivencS,, wcaH and sore Son
.ach. Ulcers and sores, Fam III The Bone,
4heumajc Affections, EysipclaN Erupli ,n> o,
the face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility biz
.HBesS. Sailow compleAI'n, Loss Of Sreugtt
mu Flesh all those disorders which ari>'
from he abuse uf Mercury, or from an impure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

THE BIBLE IL RoME.-The n. Y. CONNER
ci,l says that letter recently reserved iron
Rome states that the New Testament is now
freely circulated in Rome, and indeed, n debate
il is o'len quoted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
EERt;c lick Water.

ERON the Celebrated Blue Lick Sprngs 81
IL Kentucky. 1t is analogous TO the waters il
NIX de Chapelle and lIarrowgale in Europe
1T X: x. HAZARDS, sign Of the mortar
Jy j. ntdTthc CONT U0usr.
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rue coPy-"lln's
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

Resolved, That the General Treasurer be
and he is hereby rected to report on The first
dag Of the next May session, the names Of al
justices OF the pea in the several towns from
whom he received no annual returns, and the
names Of such as made returns and paid no
money into the treasury for the years ending
at the same time lay on tho Spcascr's tabl,
the original retains Of said justices made as
aforesaid
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
NOTICE.
To let.
Farm TO Let.

VHE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bseman.
L containing about AZ acres Of excellent land
with privilege OF Sea Weed, and the ripht ol
selling stones and gravel large and copmo.
ilous dwelling housc, which will accommodate
10 borders. small use for The tenant with
suitable apparatus for cytking; two LARGE barns
and crib, with all Other out buildings For terms
apply to THOMAS J. PECKHAM.
Jan 2j n
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HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

AN ACT in addition to the several acts rela
tive 10 the Pioy.d,nce and Pawiux.t Turn
pike.
II as oaacfed By the General -4ssambly as foL
lores
Section /. The State ,geni for sal road ior
the time bel G is authorized to refund TO any
person whose toll bill over SAID road amount
10 the sum Of five hundled dollars and up.
wars annually, ten pr cent. ca tie amount
by such person % paid.
True copy-witnrss:
HENRY BOWEN. Sec'rv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
NOTICE.

M T. shall present our customers with their
~ Biil. On the II Of January, as usual and
respectfully ask fi prompt settlement.
AZ HAT have dr!n inds against Us, Will please
call and receive their pay.
dcc2l. T.. 4. & J. 4. NEWTON.