Phenex 38 Public Notice and Subscription Rates
Publication announces weekly Saturday issue by W H and Bayley Bradford Street. Subscriptions two dollars annually in advance. half yearly payments accepted. Single copies six cents at office. Advertising one dollar per square per issue with twenty cents for each additional insertion. Yearly advertisers limited to twenty lines per week, all ads tied to publisher’s discretion. No papers discontinued until all arrears are paid.
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Phenex
W. H. &. Bayley
Bradford Street
Hope
Thames Streets
Aina
Rhode Island Laws Session Act On Fees and Auctioneers
The May 1845 Rhode Island General Assembly amends acts on prisoner travel fees and court attendance pay. It reduces hay grain flour cattle and other farm goods sale duties to one half of one percent with revenue shared between towns and state.
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Bn General Assembly
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Court of Common Pleas
Henry Bowen
An Act on Justices of the Peace and Military Returns
The document records an act authorizing town justices and chartered military officers to file delayed returns to the General Treasurer or Governor and Senate before the next session, validating such actions. It also notes penalties and relief for collectors of Texas military funds, with Henry Bowen signing as secretary.
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Justices of the Peace
General Assembly
Senate
Witvese
Nenry Bowen
See
Texas
Henry Bowen
Order of
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
M. Y.am Republican
The Muffled Priest and the Slave’s Secret Triumphant
In Rome, Agricola the slave and Sylvia vow love despite a Roman father Armenius plots vengeance via a crafty priest Atticus returns in disguise to expose the crime and reveal the slave’s true paternity The plot ends with Armenius seized and Augustus granting clemency and union for Agricola and Sylvia
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Armenius
Noice
Rome
Agricola
Agricola Theave
Pia
Nicola
Armeniae
Armenia
Atticus
Amenius
Augustus
Agneda
Sylvia
Agustus
Gaspee burning witnesses recount Plymouth week long inquiry
In 1773 Providence records detail witnesses from D. Hitchcock and John Andrews describing events surrounding the burning of HMS Gaspee. They report drums in the street, gatherings after 9 o'clock, and their readiness to testify under oath in Newport and Providence about the incident and involved townspeople.
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East Garenwicn
Providence
Gaspee
Kent Court
Sabine
D. Hitchcock
Gextiemex
Cort House
Newport
John Andrews
Narragansett River
Dodd
Duddingeton
Uwearth
Gaspee Burnings and 1778 Commission Proceedings
Fragmentary records recount accounts of the Gaspee affair and related inquiries. The governors and commissioners discuss investigations into the destruction of the Gaspee, the St John attack, and testimonies from witnesses like Stephen Gulley Aaron Borden Patrick Earls and others.
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Stephen Gulley
Gaspee, &c
Saul
Ramadale
Wan. Thayer
Joseph Borden
Samuel Clark
Portsmouth
Aaron
Patrick Earle
Newport
Admiral Monga
Patrick Earls
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Laws of
Rhode Island
Ienry Bowen
Seary
Andrea
Massachusetts
Plymouth County Agricultural Society
Nathan Whitman
Albany
Woolwich
Newcastle
Admiralty
Jak
Gloucester
Daniel Webster
Barcees
Blesworth
Boston
Cape Ann
Thatchers Island
Stevens
Pebble Stone Beach
Nicanor
Atkins
Bangor
Weymouth
Squam Harbor
Apa
Colin’s Beach
Boston Journal
Lance Tage
Spring Valley
Hackensack
Bar County
N.J
Jondun Spectator
Them
Richmond Star
Drust
Geron
Sira
Perth
Eantie
Cregent Place
H. D. Heaton
Huston
Botton
Richmond Star Cnye
Agniola
Agricula
Desiat
Ales
Itheo
The
Providence Journal
WM. R. Staples
Smythe
Fred. Smythe
Wanton
Horsmander
Auchmuty
Jung
St. John
Fort George
Anchmuty
Gov. Wanton
Horemander
Avchmoty
Benerelae
Joseph Wanton
Daniel Horamander
Pred Smythe
Peter Oliver
Robt
Auchmaty
Metcalf Bowler
Alstie
Ris
Majouty
Eppert
Montagu