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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

The following pointed paragraph We
ex,rac, from the " Editors drawer" oil
Harper's Magazine. 1t may hold
the mirror up to nature" 10 some WHO
read it
Nothing 90 much vexe' physician
;,s 10 hc sent for in great haste ana 10
find. after his arrival. that nothing, or
next to nothing is the matter with his
nat cnt. We remember An urgent
case Of this kind recorded Of ar eminent
English surgeon
"IIc had been scn' for by gentle
man who had Just received Sigh:
wound, and gave his servcn' orders to
90 home with all haste imaginable, and
fetch n certain plasior The patient
turning little pale. snid.
81 lie avens, sir, hope there 10 nc
danger.
"s Indeed there is" answered the
1 uryron, for If The teFoy doscnt rur
\ like a race horse. the wound will be
healed before he can possibly gel
back "
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fPvpL,c Acr-No. 81

PvBLic Acr-No. 2.
AN ACT to nmehd the act approved
the thirty-f August, eighteen hun
dred and fity-two, in reirrencr to the
appropriation for continuing the sur
vey OF the Mexican boundary.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. fthe United Stato NJ
Amer,ca in Congress dssembhed That
Tor the purpose OF continuing the survey
OF the Mexican boundary. II shall he
lawful to use SO much OF the appropria-
ton provided by the act approved 'h'r-
ty,Grst August, eighteen hundred and
tii,y-two entitled " An act making aP-
propriations for The civil and diplomatic
expenses of the Government ior the
year ending the ihrlie,h June, eighteen
hundred and fiity-lhrrr, and for Other
pnrroses'" rs may he required in running
and marking said boundary, under the
treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, on Tho
Rio Gr,nde Below tho town callet
"Puso," ami in dsiraying any necessary
expenses heretofore incurred, or thu
may hereafter he incurred, connected
with sad survey.
Approved December %, 1852.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

PArRloT's DEArn.-The records OF
ancien, Greece and Rome do not exhi-
bit noblcr INSTANCE OF patriotism than
is con aimed in The following inscription
found upon Il gravc-stone III New Lon
don, Connecticut No wonder our Rev
o'u,ionary fathers were invincibIe. while
they were ac,ua,ed by such motives ns
are here recorded
On the 30th of OCTOBER, 1852 1000
English Iel upon the town by fire and
sword. 100 Americans defended The tort
for whole cay, but in the evening
about four o'clock. the coumhnder of the
besirged delivered up hia sword to an
Erglishman who immediately stabbed
him. All his comrades were put To the
sword. a line OF powder was then laid
from the magazine, TO tho sea, there to
he lighted and blow the fortress into the
mir William Holman, who lay not tar
distant, with three hayonet strokes in hts
body, sand tu his wounded friends who
were still nlive- I've will endeavor To
crawl 10 this line. aud thus we Will con,-
pl,trly wet the powder with blood, and
ui,n what It'll rcmain. u, vs., save the
for, aud magazine, and perhaps IA iew
Of our comrudce who are only wound
rJ!" lie alone had strength to accom-.
! Mi n this noble design. In his 30 h year
\ he died on the powder which he over
! a,wed with his own blood. Hls trends
and seven OF his wounded companions
IVY that means had their lives preserved.
n After tins narrative were the follow
irc words in large capitals;
j JEeye vceit William H,'nrp'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

E5-h letter has been received IN
town iruu ono Of the officers Of the ship
Helen Augusta, Of this port, from when
We learn that the ship was on the hor-
ders of the Ochotsk Sea, oil the ION OF
October las, she lett the o. Sea,
bound for the coast Of California, to
cruise for sperm whales they took dur
ing the season 1000 barrels oi whale
oil ; but could not get up the Arctic scn, 4,
on account Office. They expected 10 be
at the Hawaiian Islands the last Of Feb
ruary or first Of March all on board
were well.
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BANK OLE TIE SOUTH COUNTY,

7 uace,irs the Stockholders Of the "n"nh
"A oi the Souh County" held a, their Baking
room, December tie l6lb, A. D.. 1852, The toll.
ly~rns named persons were elected Dirrctots Ct
s.ld Bank John Thompson, Row land q. l'az-
.ri, Samuel Rpdu,an, Daniel v. & Stdu. u,
Thomas "A. Wat, IN, Edward Lilhbridse, vii.
lard Nhl,comb, Au..r. Ko,.ui:u and Eo min
know!cs.
Ata mcr,ng of .ad Directors held suhT' q cni'
" to the st,ckhuIdrrs' meeting, on the same da,
John Thompson, Esq, va. elected resident
iis. ID. NJ. {. srEDMAN, Cash'r.
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CARPErlNGS

.REAr RrDUcrIos faoa foRAtR PRICES
PETERSON & HUMPHREY
379 Bruaiway,
ooRsyR oy whITh sTRttT, NJ" fohh,
nEG lc,y, To- call thu attention OF their hho"e
Is I.lmJ friend. 10 their elegant stock oi
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CARPETIN &c
.L;.h o,,;ng To the reduction 10y the fngl'h
N,,nn, ctnr,rs, viii bc disposed ol at the i"'o"'
inc ,rtr me ior Prics' oo, -,
Rss,nlvrlyrt s Carpet, fin 81 SOTO ~ M per yard
s rapcsrr,, 80 =.
Supetiinc, pe oS -" .,,,J
Good. all Noo'' oo c'"'' l'' !"'"'
OILCLOTIiS.
r.o,a Ia "a inches wide, AZ prices equ'lly l""
MNTrINGS.
i4b-i and 6-ipldin, iantI ahd ch'eh' T'''
III, Drprrts, Fable and Prm" CovcIs, k"s,'
svsT, KIND, together with All Other goods
G'"nI in CARPET Stores. for sale hil, ten PER cent
'" n". ,har an, other Carpet Establishment IN t''
I-n,,n'. We ,hnrc,otc challrngc the whole uad'
~ .h,, such nn extensive sluoh at snch 10"
prirrs
nl0 daw
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FRESH GROCERIES 81.

lust reacivadu 22 Broad st,h! CoRNIl"
& DENNIS,
Extra fncO long Tea,
English breakfast 10
E>tra lnr Young n>sou d".
/" iiNsun d"
Crnsh'l Sugrr, P"wA"rr! Srr'r,
Grmul,,cd d., iicl.,rd y, Il. - 1, do
uayau, Brown do,
Premium Flour, E>lra Flour,
Cppnm do, lirckcr'. in bags, ia.,
Rice, Cheese. Cincinnati Hams,
pricl Bnri, Lar, Sperm Cndlcs,
Pr,A Candlcs, Lard Oil, Whale OIL,
ESra NJ. /. Syrp, Excelsior Soap,
CaHil. d.. T"haeco,
Mnrcatoy Snuff. Scotch snuff,
Dairy salt, SaL.cra,us, Snds,
Cream Tartar, indigo. Pearl Starch.
4. o. NJ .l,s-cs. Havana M"'w"
Wrapping Paper, h R,s'n.,
Sccdc.s itai.ins, Curran,s. Chr"n,
Java Coffee, Maraoaibo C"iicr,
81. Domingo do, Parchvd do.
Ground do, Nmu,rs,, C"'',
Pure groun Spioes. Pepper,
Mnuard, Pickles, Cspcrs, Ca,'nps.
Preserved Ginger, Extract l.em"n,
Extract Vanilla, Peach,
Rose Water, Yeast Powder,
Rock Caniy, Tapi"ca.
Maccaroni, vcrmicclh,
Pearl Is ulcy, S,go, Gro,nd k,c~.
Ilnminy, Arrow Root, Isins'.s.
E,scncr CoiTrr, Corn Starch,
Chocolate, Bakers Corot, Farms.
crnoAery, Wooden ware, Dollar CiackI. &c
with great variety 4 other 'nib. I" cnunrrat
which " ,uld I'LL "A Newspaper; at wholesale an
Retail, AT the lowest prices. liZ
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OF THE TIMES LEWPoRr THURSDAY JAN 2 1853

In this town, Oh the itIh. Mss Anna Sor"e''
aged 81 years.
IL this town. IN SATURDAY,, l5ih insi., Edward
r. Richmond, son Il Francis kiehm"nd, t''l''
aged rs years
KIn tn. city of paris, on the 10th da. 81 p~crn'
irr, 1852. of pl.uri-y, in the 2hh year oi h''
age, Dortor Jalin IA, lor, .o"nstsi ."n o' ,he
IA, Rol-r J. Ia! Inr, E"r, oI ATSanjr'a, VAR
ginia.
IL hi, town, an the 23d December. Ms'
EI,l ia saith. daughter 81 the "sr E'''"A
smith, 10 tb- 5l.i wear of her age.
She experienced the religion ot lesrs h'n',
a nu,Hl,ss f wears ago, but did not proIrfs II Lu
! . zee m.aih- previous To her d'a'h. III gave
very s,sd w idence al her love I" the saviour
an her relisa~ alone upon ii'r p"c"ms hi"d
|, and righteous ssss FIR acceptance with God and
salvation; md ss iru. she nov snys the sang
of Moses aud shS Lamb. Con-
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Marrte0.

In Providence, lith inst, 10y the Rev. I. g.
Jam .s,n, lanes Il. sherman and Harriet ~.
White, all OF =.
At Washington city, on the 9Th instant. IN 81
Johns Church, hy Rev. Smith P,ne, L. q. Hay
Ior, Era., u. S. Con.ui, at Amsie' dam, and Lev
il. d., daughter oi the late Commodore W"d''
worth. ,
In Fall River. 10th inst, Mr.. John w. Miller
and Miss Hannah W. Davis, both OFF, H.
In Providence, on the 18th list. by Rev Ma
Dow, 4. q. ID. Morton, Esq.. and Miss. louise,
SECOND daughter Of Mo@r> sa,ie'' k'q" all a.
T..
InItich,no,d, virginia. on Wednesday, ice
5,h ,,s,., by. the Right Rev. Bishop Johns. Brs'
vet ,IaJor 2. V. Hagmr. U. ). Army, and Susar
y. eldest dasgh,er Of G.n. BERNARD rn.ton. u
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9encral Assembly.
MohpAY Az riRh0oN, jar. ~.

MohDAy Az riRn0oN. Jan. IL.
SENATE The Senate met ai o clock,
as per vote Of adjournment His FIX
celency The Governor IN the Chnir.
Pcutlon OF WIN. l.. Trlpe, for dis
charge oil rero.nizancr, Granted ~
concurrence.
Resolution in rrlation IN petOrDs q.
Justices OF the Peace. Paced in con
currence. --
Act in relation 10 appeals in criminal
eauscs. Read and passed ia concur
renee.
Act regulating junk shops. Read
and passed in concurrence.
Petition Of John McCabe 10 hold real
estate. Read and passs,i in concur
renee.
Petition Of Pawtuxet Bank, for in
erase oil capital stock. Referred 10
Committee on Corporations.
Petition oi Sylvnnus q. Martin and
vile tor leave 10 adopt child. Referred
10 Committee on Judiciary.
Sundfy uct cunts against III. State,
received and referred.
Adjourned nll Tomorrow morning ut
| 10 o clock.
HOUSE .Ie uOusc NOV os oSOsn
| IN accordance with vote ot adjournment,
. the Speaker IN the Chair.
The Speaker announced the Special
/ Committees on the new Liquor Bill and
OYSTER cases, as follows:
Committee on Liquor Bhl-Mcssrs.
Barstow Whpple, and others.
Il On the petition lor the release 0f con-
vic,s sentenced for stealing oyslers-
h Msssrs. Steere, Hunter and Gaviu.
\ MIR G. Whippe gave notice oi an ac'
Il in addition To All act concernin cr'mes
and punshmen,s.
On motion oi Mr.. Steere, tho Sheriff
WAS instructed 10 procure sufficient
number OF chairs aidi,lonnl, as may 6s
needed Tor The use OF the members.
Sundry accounts against The STATE
received and referred.
\ Petitions received and referred
/ OF Mary DoIan, for lihera'ion, AM
Abigail Clemens. Tor Liberation OF tiar
Il yey Clemens Referred TO Commute
Oh Private Peuuons.
/ Oi John Bowdcn, Tor reliei. To Com
mlttce OH Finance.
OF Traders Bank, Providence, ia
umendmeat Of charter. 10 Commute
OH CurpvraI"na.
ADJOURNED TIL to morrow morning 4
10 O'Clock.
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OAK ROW No. ERE! lENlSllED.
HATS. GAPS AND III RS.

J,IIE subscriber would inform hl' lriendr and
| p,trnns ihaI hc has lust received h'r fan sop
NV III ilus, consisting "i Weaver, Ncniria, Mo'
Nm. & .slucrc, rti lidr 81 the latest New
Y ,k ,,hs, Capr,--Silk phnh, Mohaif, Drab.
Bhc ,n,I Blac', Clo,h, Glucd Silk and Cotton.
,l,o :, Il, .utiulassm tmcnt oi Chldtc.'s Hate and
nrnrt.. Furs,-, large and hraui'iu assort
IN mt, consisting " Strnc MARTIN, Fitch, LSrS,
Rive, : ,hlc, Mruut,n Martm, squirrel. t"m {,
ssan's Down anI ,mb wool, ripprir and uil'
l,r alr ~ cheap ~ can bn iuund ,l.crhc'c'-
, M C,'!'t ih- numhcr.
10 ,h- Lulcs, Just received htg' h, ~
pr,b AMI Bl,ck 6ravrr Bonnets; nl ', plan
r,l, h,p,c,s e., NJ z cents ~ N, latest tash-
1 ions, Nv JN'ob WnsLN,
ala 'S'tsr~s".
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Nt)1'I

NJ INF..
THE subscriber ~,hes to inform his Fri, nds
L aud the public generally. that Ii" has Lm-
chased the entire Stock nf Fruits, Groc"i,s,
Confectionery, Lamps, Pine Oh Fluid and ,he
genuine Safety alnphene Esf'biShmtnt 81 1.
III Ter, where h. int-nds To contnnc To admni''
10 the wants Of his friends and the publir, IN he
sans cheap and honest way ~ his been done
heretofore; a continuation Of public pat,Uiags II
respectfully solicited. 80
liz BENZ. 4. CARR, JR.,
Ill lh,mts NJ.
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BROWN & HAIL,

COMMISSION Merchants and Dealers III NIL
y kmls Of Lraihrr, Ne. Exchange street,
Providence, K. l. have constantly ON hand and
for sale wholesale aud rctai, Betting. 'eh L"a'h-
rr, Cali and Sheep Roller skins. P'ckr 'uiaa.
and Lace Leather, iIrmlock And Oah-tannrd
Sole Leather. C,ll Skiua, Patent l. athrr. ND.
Morocro, Goat, Ru.s,t, aud C"l"rcd R"A"s an'
skins, Chamos aud Burkskins.
Also, Agents for thu sale Of Grover Baker X
CO.. Patent Sewing Macnihcs, adapted To sewing
ON Leather Cloth. &c. Manufacturers and 9th
crs m want Of tn ve.y best article in u", pleas"
call and rx,minr. Or .crs forwarded 10y Vail on
Express viii receive prompt attention.
n. q. 40 Ooz. Gold Medal F'cnch CaltohIns
f,r sale at SIG per Do1 dzS SIN q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

A Cousr "FELL THRor While
Judge Lewis WAS on Wednesday after
noon last holding u court Mt Brown X
Booas,avcr's law ofline. IN Dunkirk, for
granting naturalization papers, the
weigh, Of the crosd present. consisting
Of about forty persons, proved too much
for the strength or the flooring. which
suddenly gave way, and preciP'Iated
into n huddc. down IN the post office
below, the whole asfemblage, save n
few (amonr whom were his honor and
the county clerk who made fast TO The
windows or jumped through the door
way and strange ~ !. may seem, 70
one wns seriously injured. Bu6aio EI-
press.
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NOTICE


'T'liE undersigned contemplating making
i change in his business aiiairs, takes this
method To info,in his old customers AM the Pub.
l,c IN general that lie has sold out his Stock and
fixtures kc., in Store No. III Thames -. 10
Mr.. b u. Carr, Jr, where he intends to contin-
ue ia the same line OF business. therefore rec
om,nend 10 all my former customers and friends
To- drop in and give him helping hand As he will
carry out The true orthodox principles OF large
sales and small prohiH.
now take The opportunity Of returning my SIM
cere thanks To all IN, friends and cus'"m'rs Tor
their liberal patronage heretofore bestowed. par
icu.,ly to Nil ,ho,c Who have been lunc'ual IN
nj, ins up the,r bills aud those who have unset
lied accounts now " ilh the Subscribe, can share
IN AN extra qu,ntt, OF 'hHnkr, beside easing th,lr
consciences, hy calling soon and .e!iiins up their
bills. rHlLlf hlDfh'
All persons having demands ag'ins, the "boye
will please leave then al tic old.St'nd, Nc. III
! Thames ST., for scttl,ntnt. Jio
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AN)rHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

AN )TIIER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANr 10 EYSPEP
DR.. J. :. HOUGHrGN'S PEPSlN, Tho
True Digestive fluii, or Gastric Juirs.
preparcd from BENNETT. or The
FOURTH STOMACH or TIE OK,
after directions Of Baron LlEBlG. the
yrea, rhys.clo- icaI Chemls', by J: ;.
uOuGHrON NJ. D., Phlldde phla. Ihla
is truly wonderful rcu,edy for lNDlGES- =
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, llV-
EH COMP AMT, CONSTlPAIluN N
AMI DEBILITY, curing after NATURE 3
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OW N
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE Pam
phle.s cun,aiu ny Scicniih; evidence OF Is
calue. furnished by sgeu's gratis. See no
9 among ,he mejica' advertisements.
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HERALD DE The TIMES.
THURSDAY Jan. ooh 1858.

;LTThc lecture before the Mccllan-
ics' Ass ,riaiion Thursday evening by
Alfred BYnn Esq, The world renown-
ed London Manager, was 'he most
unique and interesting production ever
gwen to Newper, audience. The
night " as a horrible one, for the snow
made the streets almost inpassihle, and
the storm was siil raging, notwi'h-
standing this, the house was nearly two
thirds full, and among The audience
were many ladies those who had the
courage to venture out, were more than
~ Thousand times repaid ior their ,rou-
Bile and t.lc Inconvenience @hich ,Ecy
experienced in waling through the al
most tiockaded streets. MIR. Bum, al
The commencen,en' PROPOSED 10 hiS
10 his audi, nee about Shakespeare ana
be did tuik % ,hrm--ior he did not lee
ture,-unl il was the richest, most
,Iowiug, instructive aud amusing talk
which we ever listened to,-and h~ was
fully apprec lated by his intelligent au-
dicnce. Mr.. Bum is high toned, ed
ucated aud ccomplished English gen
,lrman, in the fullest sense OF ihe word,
II man Of genius and infinite and very
varied ability II man whom you cou'd
listen TO for hours and days,-wilhou'
having single desire to utter IL word'-
either IN the lecture room or the pEi-
ya,e parIor. We shall not, for We eau
not, attcmp, to give even An outline oil
what MIR. Bum SAID, for We could more
easily paint the rainbow, in all It's kale-
idoscoI ic hues /; he must he seen and
heard 10 be appreciated and remember
ed. His manner is all his own, aud nc
one can ever imllptc il, tor II belongs tt
him aud him alone. AS Manager OF th'
most famous and fashionable Theatres
of London. for more ihan quarter ol a
century, he has been associated viii
the most distinguished artistic players
and his mind 10 fully stored with nncc
dotes, &c, OF these extraordinary mel
OF genius. who have delighted admlrlna
audiences. and illustrated what ma
almost be called the inspiration ct tn
immortal Shakespeare, Ben johnson
and men OF their high order OF inlrllee
,ual endowment. For years past "
have heard Of MIR. Bonn, and during 'h
last few weeks we have read various u,
tees in our exchanges speaking Il
warm :erms OF his entertainment" bu
notwithstanding all these, We wee II
prepared for so much enjoyment, al
dlI not anticipate so mastery pr
uucIion.
We are happy to be abe TO say III
Mr.. Bum will probably return TO Ne'
port, in the course OF IL week or ten day
aud give our ciIizens one or two no
entertainments due notice Of the TIN
and place will he given. All who hea
Mr.. Bum will be delighted 1T th!s III
nouncement,--and those who were a.
prived OF this pleasure but who hea
of his lecture, will surely be more thi
Glad. We have no hesitation IN si
ing that he will crowd the largest Ill
-, ,,,vp IN lie utnost caDncltN.
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AEETl.

,I,IiE pcarl II grea, prize !, ~ last discovered.
| The nevl, invented 4,fr,y Fluid Lamps; this
invention will bring Burning Fluid more generally
into use, aud such things "a eSpl"''ons VIII 40
,n',rc hc heard of, a. these can bc used 10y any
nnr with perfect safety.
C,li anl examine aud satisfy yourselves q the
-, =. kIDER'S,
ii III Th,nrs ~
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[PuBLic Acr-No. 3

GCbLiC hCT-NO.
AN ACT authorizing the Secretary ol
the Treasury to issue registers 4"
vessels in rcrtain cases.
he il enacted by The Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United State: o.
America in Congrr" assembled, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury he, and
he hereby Is, authorized to issue a re-
gis,er or enrolment Tor any vessel built
in IL foreign county, whenever such
vessel may have been or shall hereafter,
be wrecked In the United States, and
have been, or shall hereafter he, Pu-
chased and repaired by II citizen r. ci''-
z,us thereof Provided That II .hall be
proved to the satisfaction OF the Secrc.
iary of The Treasury ,h I the repairs
put upon such vessel Ah Ill be- equal TO
( ihre, -iorur,hs OF The cost oi sMd weasel
when SO repaired.
Ap,rov.u D..,Hher 23. ie52.
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cpAJf COAIil

tu,p .ulycr,brr uunld iui,rm hs friends ard
,be public. that he h.r IN hand in,' 'aic at'
-. ,f Rcd Ash stove an Egg Coal, selected
.'nb great care lrum the hest Miws IN '."rsyNH-
sh,ch n. ofcts B. ale as luw a. can bc
,,b, IN ,,vn. CHARLES DENENS,
on lrycns's wh,ri, sruth side ~ the Banh %
~" 81. Nd uav2au
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

A Man in Connecticut has just invcn-
ted IL po,ato-digging machine, which Is
drawn by horses down the rows, digs
the poia o-s, separates I l"m from the
dirt. and loade them up into the cart
while the farmer wuIks u,ong.idc, whist
ling Hail Columbia" with Lis hands N
his pocke,s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

U~Mr. Philip Rider has purchased
the Murray House. Oh Pelham street
and intends TO enlarge il, and curry on
The hotel busirc,s there; II viii he a
6rs,-class hotel, and Mr.. Rider viii spa'o
no pains or exp, nse TO give entire sa'l'
iac,lou to hls guesls. The house has
always SUSTAINED an excellent rePn'a-
tion aud been llberally palronised. MI
Il. will make extensive improvements,
md Will be popular Landlord. The
location OF the iouse is delightful, aud
it,n,Nir. h.d,r's ~,ll-kIoMn ability
and peculiar qualifications Tor this kind
of business We have 10 hesitation ~
saying ,ha, The Murray House. VIII be
one OF the mos, popular IN Town. II 10
hls intention to Keep tic horse open i''
the reception OF guests through tho
wear, winter as we'll as summer.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES
Passed dnI ing tho second &ssion n hs
Thirty. second CDngr3.

[PvsLic RrsoLurios No. l..
a RESOLUTION explanatory Of an
aci supplementary 10 an aci appTov-
cd the twenty third day Of May.
eighteen hundred and Giiy
Resolved by the Senate and House d
Representatives Of fths United Satrs Of
America in Congress assembled That
the third section oi an act cniitlci An
oct supplementary 10 an act prov ding
Tor The taking of the seventh md .iubse.
aucni consuses Of the United States.
and to Tx the number OF the members
of The House oi Representatives. and
provide Tor their future npporiiounent
among the several States" approved
iwen,y-rhird May, eighteen hundred
and filty, be 80 construed thai no allow
nnce as comI ensation be made TO any
pc,son for constructive or any other r~r-
vices rendered as Secretary To the Cen
sus Board alter the first day OF June,
eighteen hundred and hl,y.
Approved December %, 1859.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
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