EhE Prenexn Local Advertising Terms
Publication details state weekly Saturday mornings by W. Bayley Bradford Street. Rates list two dollars yearly in town, advance for distant subscribers, six cents for single copies. Ads: one dollar per square for three weeks, twenty cents for each extra insertion. forty seven lines equals one square. yearly advertisers limited to twenty lines weekly and to their own business.
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Bayley
Bradford Street
Hope
Site Streets
Bingls
Pourtean
Rhode Island Jail Labor Law of 1844 Enactment
The 1844 Rhode Island General Assembly enacts county jail labor for inmates including those jailed for fines nonpayment or qui tam actions. Labor is state owed with per day wages and specifics on deductions, jail governance, and inspection boards. Provisions cover stock purchase, keeper duties, quarterly reports, and board structures in each county.
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Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
General Assembly
Ach
Sany County
Avery
Vie Bite
Perdon
Newport
Washington
Kent
Briswl
Providence
Sherifh
Rhode Island County Jail Plan Delayed by Assembly Action
A fragment notes that the county jail for Providence is under construction and to be part of a broader act, with operation postponed in Newport Washington Bristol and Kent counties until further General Assembly order. It mentions Henry Bowen as secretary.
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Clapp
Adams
Dennison & Adama
George Davis
Philadelphia
Newport
Boston
Providence
Washington
Bristol
Kent
General Assembly
Henry Bowen
Seo’ry
Fatal accidents at Wiltner and Haywood mines and Mill Creek Mines
Two workers at Wiltner and Haywood’s mines were killed when coal collapsed and buried them instantly. At Mill Creek Mines a fire damp incident severely burned John Dorman and Patrick Brennan.
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Casvaurins
Complete in Christ and independent of worldly wealth
A sermon extols spiritual completeness in Christ overcoming ignorance poverty and social scorn. It asserts believers are complete in Him, provided they rely on Jesus, not wealth or status, and urges steadfast faith amid adversity. The piece emphasizes divine wisdom and independence from worldly measures.
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Canist
Christ
God
Rothschilds
Musope
Seuliger
Milton
Hhim
Weill
N. Y
Moral exhortations and anecdotes from a Baptist preacher
The passage quotes religious authorities urging constant prayer and daily gratitude to God, warns against neglect of scripture, and describes the slow growth of religious devotion. It includes anecdotes from Bishop Herber and a tavern tale in North Carolina about a preacher who paid for neglecting prayer, plus a conference anecdote on ordination and an advice column urging youths to nurture virtue.
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Hit
Tvain
Herber
Noh
Caroling
Poniog
Pel
Jesse Ler
Asa Shinn
Virginia
Brother Lee
Dad
Beng
Fragmented Ode and Coleridge Snippet
The text presents a dramatic early could be a miscellany of religious exhortation and literary commentary. It includes exhortations to the young mature and aged, reflections on mortality, a biblical reference and a critique of overinterpretation in Scriptural study attributed to Coleridge.
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Ming
Jstoria
Tume
Revela Mons i
Caudle's Curtain Lecture Scoffs at Puddings and Slights
An 1840s style scene features Mrs Caudle berating Mr Caudle over cold mutton and lack of pudding, denouncing extravagance while defending frugal housekeeping. The dialogue critiques domestic tension, economic pressure, and gender roles in a satirical domestic monologue.
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the Gazette
Mr. Caudle
Mr. Coudle
Mr. Caydle
Ilen
Indeol
Mr Caudle
Piret
Annals of Bristol Colonial Governance 1744 1747
Extracted records recount Bristol town meetings from October 1744 to March 1747, detailing votes to empower separate congregations to tax their ministers, appointments of town officers and representatives, petitions to the General Assembly, warrants for town meetings, and early Bristol Rhode Island County formation with noted officials including Charles Church John Howland Stephen Paine Jonathan Peck Nathaniel Bosworth and Jonathan Woodbury.
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General Court
Bristol
Charles Church
John Howland
Stephen Paine
Josiah Howland
Bristol and
Warren
Massachusetts
Rhode Ialand
General Assembly
Providence
Jonathan Peck
Nathaniel Bosworth
Timothy Fales
Jonathan Woodbury
Joseph Russel
Samuel Howland
Negrs
Judge Dunbar
Rhode Island
Ruane Isuann
Colony of
Providence Plantationa
Jona. Peck
Just
Pesce
Sam J. Howland
Nathaniel. Bosworth
Maj
Thos, Greene
Jer. Finney
Joseph Ruseel
Thos. Throop
Sam, Smith
Thomas Throop
Joseph Reynoled
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Laws OF
Sixavnar Ave Mevancnony
Conover
Joli von Sicklen
Longland
Mason
Io von Sicklenin
Brookslyn
Tribune
New York
Factory of Philosophy
Dwight
Good Adview
Maer Ixpioeis
Tafdela
Coleridge
Jim
Milenborough
Vermont
Speaker
Annals OF Bristol
Ritonk Istanp
Lane
Justice Peace
Ruone Isuasp
Thos, Throop
Samu. Hownann
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