Post Office Rules and Fire in Washington Hotel Block
The document outlines postal regulations on free franks for governors and official mail, advertising letters, private expresses, and money paid for subscriptions, plus penalties for private express services. A fire at the Washington Hotel district causes extensive damage to the hotel and surrounding structures, with losses estimated between ten and twenty thousand dollars and insurance details noted.
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Stxts
Post Office Department
United States
Post Office
Acme
Povicadine
Sabeesip- Niong
General Post Office
Wforesaid
Ry Ingraham
Washington Hotel
Amasa
William J. Mason
James Arnold
Hudson & Baker
Edward Spencer
Tillinghast Sheldon
David Barton
West Water Street
Weyhosset Street
Seth Padleford
Grosvenor & Chase
William H. Mason
Magon
Phelleplace & Seagrave
Hezekiah Anthony
Washington
Hartford Insurance Office
Andrews
Stephen Waterman
Sepeliea
Benxsaw to Speak at South Christian Church
The Rev. Mk. Benxsaw will deliver Tem ia the South Christian Chai on DEXI to commence at 1 4 before 8. In war with Mexico, vessels of other nations would be treated as pirates. Navy officers would seize crews of foreign vessels in Mexican service. Providence Transcript notes the rationale and possible consequences of such action.
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Benxsaw
Mexico
Ces
Providence Transcript
Act to pardon offences against the Rhode Island state
The 1845 Rhode Island General Assembly enacts pardons for offences against the sovereign power and treason. It frees certain recognizances and indictments, discharges prisoners, and requires an oath for restoration after treason. It also limits suits during martial law and prescribes a thirty day claim window. The document blends legal acts with notices and public ads. The page includes medical advertisements and a temperance meeting notice.
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Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Supreme Court of
Ilenry Bowen
Seer G
Marriage notice from a New England town in late 19th century
In the town of oRoe Tathie on Thureday Soinet the Rev Ising Bonney officiates the engagement of Nathaniel I. Wardwell to Miss Sarah A daughter of the late Samuel C Smith fading from local gossip and church records.
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oRoe _ Tathie
Thureday Soinet
Ising Bonney
Nathaniel I. Wardwell
Sarah A
Samuel C. Smith
Martha Gardner
Pan
Win
Wand Harts
Moungo
Mire Lim Funn
Nathaniel Mauro, Jr
Somerset
Maas
Warren
Newport
Sarah Elisabeth
Charles Burdick, Jr
Thomas Sherman
Whaling Fleet Movements and Cargoes Reported at Sea
Logs detail multiple vessels reporting from Havana, Rio Janeiro, and Pacific routes. Whalers and ships such as the Nile, Delta, Emma, and Endea vor sail for whaling and oil, with cargoes including 600 to 1800 barrels of oil and 1000 to 6000 pounds bone. Several ships arrive or depart Greenport, Stonington, and Newport, while others report contraband or recovered cargoes and cruising for the Pacific.
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Drom
Grinnell
Pascific
Orean
Plymouth
Yeoman
AraNord &Th
Garton
Scranton
P Ocean
Tallalivana
Sid
Bark
Endeavor
Mlondon
Emma
Patagonia
Greenport
Mark
Harvest
Brooks
Bridgeport
St Helena
Oscar
Aparry
Tchase
Westport
Talcahoan
Bramin
Adeline Gible
Gen Scott
Triton
Crniue
Edward
Hadeon
Shi
Mystic Sl
Hellespont
Menawarring
Indian Ocean
RW Coast
Marcus
NW Coast
Lon
Nan
Stonington
Nlondon
Rio Janeiro
Aml
Her &P
Cruive
Delaware
Pell
Honolulu
Jeland
Onlin
St Catharines
Borde
P River
Oahi
Wranlywine
Parker
Tahin
Toez
Knox
Noston
Bedford
Hunter
Wood
F River
Larach
Draganea
Panny
Edwards
Sag Harbor
Angeline
Mavee
Capland
Mulgrave
Leland
Lalaiva
Canada
Tophay
Owybee
Min
Edwarda
Ellaven
Sid Boai Warren
Meetor
Martin
Parifie
Neulford
Parachute
Wilaailton
Chili
Charles
London
Connecticut
Portsmouth
Ski
Tatsahuana
Spartan
Hector
Dawon
Newput
America
Fisher
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Bie
Folger
Olosaonsan
Laws OF
Bayley
L. W. Briggs
Anthony
Jonathan Wowarthh
Dunbar
New York
de Forrest
L W Briggs
Bristol Young Men’s Temerance Society
Court House
Ste
Marine Journal
Port OF
Bristol
Smith
Providence
Fly
Bennett
Greenwich
Hopkins
Mortis
Virginia
Willard
Miller
Yark
Independence
Presley
Middlesex
Gifford
Chief
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Fall River
Traveller
Brown
Philadelphia
Pearse & D' Wolf
Fame
Pearse
Allen
Williston
Louisa
Wilcox
Tiverton
Sally
Gladding
Albany
Turry
Lawless
DW Perry
York
Easterbrooks
Akerman
Charleston
Alida
Usher
Grand Aillon
Francis Lord
iDuenos Ayres
Havana
Prince de Joinville
Taylor
Mae Gent
Mt Vernon
Non
Pacific
Maria
J. Allyn
Daracnt
Eagle Bank
Robert Rogers
Daniel N. Morice
Thomas Richmond
James LeBaron
George B. Munro
Stephen T. Church
Charles Fales
Ben
Fr. B. Noyes
J R Angell Esq
Atkins, Allen & Co
Betsey Burdick
Bridget Carroll
Josiah Coggeshall
JF Fuller Fay
G—Nathle Greene
James Henry Goodrich
H—Patrick Hamilton
Geo W Harding
L—Dane Lindsley
Martin Lebaron
Ok Lake II
Geo A Luce M
Macfarlain
Peleg Nichols
Isino Perce Esq
Benji, Wyatt, P.M
Spooner's Wharf
Spooner’s Wharf
Phenix
B.S. Simmons
Sayer & CO. Pees Ree Tarkoy Ae
J. Sayer
Sayer & CO
J. Sayer & CO
H. Wardwell
A. Burgess
Fr. A. Burgess
Reed
F. A. Burgess
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Slipy Pers
Bank of Bristol
M. A. O'Wolf
Ambrose Walden Byron Diman
Jos. L. Gardner
Thomas Holmes
John Peckham
Levi D’ Wolf
Darvard Smith
Wm. B.D’ Wolf
Wim. P. Munro
Eceling
M. A. Ion
Jing. F. C
C. Cythes
Wardwell
C. Ewton
Darling’s
Inman
J. B. Munro
Henry Wardwell
qUst
S. J. Allyn
J. Bi Munro
Aaron Easterbrooks
State Street
W. Hand
Allyn
Wm. B. Spooner
Parker Bordon
Imade
Advn'r
W. HS. Bayley
Msai Bhivrot
T County
Said
Jonathtan Reynolds
Tate
Bristol Phenix
Gaid
Bristol Bees
Throop
Aly
Fall | River
New Bedford
N. Warren
Norris's Wharf
A. T
T. J. Usher
Francis
Hope Street
R. J
Holmes, Briggs
D‘wolf
W. Throop
Coal & Wood
ITE
Peray
Gardner Kesterbrooks
David Wald
Folger’s
W. Bidiéas
Select School For Young Ladies
Ma. Lion's School
Leigh
Union
Iano
al O'Dlock
I . & Bayley
Aget
Monda Sheerat
Os A. M
Orda Yue
Sala Bennett
Bank of
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