09 Jul 1853
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1853
Page
1
Faded OCR shows a Bristol gazette style ad listing subscription details for Saturday morning issues, rate cards and advertising charges. It mentions two dollars in advance, mis-spaced words, and terms for year-long insertions with column measurements and pricing per square.
Poem fragment pleas healing through music and memory. The speaker seeks solace for sorrow and mourned loved ones, praising soothing tones to calm the troubled soul and summon serene thoughts and distant bliss.
A Rhode Island General Assembly act of 1853 establishes the boundary line between Richmond and South Kingstown. It details the line from Belcher corner toUsquepaug village monument, down the river to its center, confirming the current course and marking monuments by town committees.
Voted and resolved that His Excellency the Governor is hereby authorized to appoint a board of commissioners consisting of five persons to represent the exhibition of the industry of all Dalin s to be held in New York City during the present term. The Secretary of State is empowered to execute the acts needed for the use of the General Assembly.
Secretary Potter authorizes legal action and fixes fiscal terms. Rhode Island appoints Thomas F Carpenter and Charles S Bradley to represent the state in the Massachusetts suit, with authority to pursue it in U.S. courts and negotiate for Rhode Island's interests. Also up for July deadline for justices of the peace to file returns.
The Rev John Hill Luther of this town has accepted the call to become pastor of the Baptist Church in Rob ertville South Carolina and will depart immediately to assume duties. The Albany Journal notes New York Legislature daily expenses at 379100 with printing costing around 681000 in round numbers. A small five ton schooner built in Provincetown now serves Saratoga Lake pleasure parties. It sailed from Provincetown through Island Sound New York and the Hudson to Troy then to Saratoga Lake. Owned and sailed by Capt Doyle.
Ned Murdock seeks a fresh start after a failed stint at Brown and Smith. Uncle Joseph Murdock, a stock broker, offers a chance in his office if Ned can prove his reliability and ambition, proposing a path from clerk to business success despite doubts about Ned’s prospects.
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