Washington and Bremen voyage reports and 1848 state expense abstracts
The article cites the steamship Washington bringing 105 passengers to Bremen and London reports of a new continental transmission outbreak in Berlin. It also summarizes a General Assembly session abstract detailing State Prison expenses of 416,377 for the year ending Sept 30 1848, Treasury receipts and expenditures, and Boundary expenses including commissions and surveys since 1596.
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Autiva
Tac Waswreeres
Ier
Washingwa
Jobnaton
Bremen
Wihmpton
Southempion
Lattemport
Masa Srydt
Capek
Brenerhaven
Uet
Washington
Parssia
London
Berlin
London Standard
Treasury
General Assembly
State Prison
Prion
Couunty
Stpp
Pew
Massachusetts
Conner Teem
United States
Lords
Rhode Island Act Updates Electors and Liquor Licenses
Rhode Island General Assembly enacts amendments to electors timing for presidential votes and strengthens town council liquor license controls. Provisions include writing witness testimony for appeals, court costs, and penalties for selling malt liquor without a license in towns.
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Rhode Island
Providenge Plantations
General Assembly
A.D
Congress
United States
Casigresa
Ean
Henry Bowen
Strong Square
Une Hundred and Gilva
Met
Appellite
Court of Common Pleas
Ap al
Justices of the Peace
Justices Court
Lata
Eaine
Turin
Hany
Seine Force
Cholera fears and court cases dominate New England report
Charles T Jackson predicts cholera may return to New England as disease follows contaminated soils and waters. A Philadelphia Inquirer note summarizes Alfred Coleman murder case with details of procession violence and the accused Alfred Coleman, age 20, charged after the assault near Powell and Costes streets. Also includes maritime notes from Nantucket and York, a Baltimore will dispute over $30,000, and local curiosities like stump beer from Fall River.
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Charles T. Jackson
New England
Swizerland
Vyrot
Europe
Maine
New Hempathe
Vermont
Massachusetts
Canada
New York
Ohio
Cataverus
Deaty
Ateneo Conetan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Alfred Goleman
Butler
Pwellth
Cowtes
Cass
Tie Youll
Wade
Ulitw
Bludgedus
Watts
Colman
Alfred Colewin
Anne Pereon
Wy Ruberta
Hiewelf
N. Y
Beef and livestock prices at Brighton Market week sale
At Brighton Market on Thursday November 21 1848 cattle and livestock fetched varied prices. Beef cattle listed with quality tiers and totals, lambs around 2000 head, swine likewise, with quoted prices in pounds shillings and pence for several grades and ages.
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Brighton
Lamty
Ohio
Llyge
New York
Dr. Martin and Dr. Briggs Post New Practice Locations
Dr. Martin announces his office remains at the former D D Wolf space 14 Hope Street and will be available day and night with medicines on hand. Dr Briggs informs friends and patrons he has moved to the corner of State and High streets.
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Martin
Des D'Wolf
Trent
K. B
L. W. Briggs Ge
Stute Nu
Woscock
Gaotek
Burgess
Conus
Cossuneres
Dovskins, &c. &E
Meeting notices and school admission callouts
A multi item notice lists a Serioul Committee meeting at the secretary’s house at 3 p m and a temperance meeting at the Congregational Vestry on Mayday evening at ten, urging attendance. Also a School Committee plan to split the select school into two departments with exams for new admissions to be held at the secretary’s house next Monday at 2 p m.
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Serioul Committee
Urietol Toul Ab- Sivence Society
Congregational Vestry
To'elock
Select School
James W. Cooke
Barstor
Bristol
John B. Moora
Elizabet i Luther
Fragmentary Notice of Marriages and Registrations
A garbled 19th century notice lists names such as Rev J W Cooke John Gantior and Martha J Diniay with kin James Diniay and others, plus a later entry mentioning Francia A Vara and Maury Ann Pauthver. The text is fragmented and hard to parse, containing multiple names and dated references.
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J. W. Cooke
John Gantior
Martha J. Dinwie
James Diniay
Kaye
Wit
Jgeph
Rautall
Lia Wilbur
Maritime Listings and Personal Notices From Newport
An 18th or 19th century Newport column records arrivals and departures of ships and multiple personal notices. It lists names, ages, and relations such as Eunice wife of Mr ase Khare and Anne daughter of Mr Jens ger Allen, with dates in June and November. It also notes various steamer and sloop movements including Durfoe, Arion, and Narragansett with origins like Providence and New York, plus memoranda from New York and Charleston trades and a London bank shipment bound for Boston.
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A Prwlence Felow
Eunice
Ase Khare
Newport
Anne
Jensger Allen
June Li
Chaigien
Min
Gideon Spooner
Ty Lilte Curaptun
Mere Chick W. Groves
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Civerce
Lind Juniata
Jomidta
Jochen
Nang
Nantucket South Shoal
Plm
Elliot
al Ain Row Lavernaul
Bove i
Lu Bebull
SihbAs Murton
Jul DE. Amipil
Pawjwackey, I. 1.Y
Bein Prosime
Senos
Faran
Jesse Carter
Northport
Leas
Baltimore
David Hatson
Weis
Jeter
Seth Bowen
Fall River News
Marine Journal
Port OF
Saterlday
Durfoe
Honien
Palliver
Arion
Miller
Providence
Sion Fue
Nears
Wei
H. Allen
Springer
Provence
Sloop
Midag
Munrn
Provitovee
Bradiwl Dueke
Burden
Iron Fall River
Howes
Mrowegee
Tee Grothex
Wildwell
Ruin New York
Stormibont
Duelo
Borden
Guin Fall River
Poon
Williahaw
New Houturt
Mary Nickels
Spencer
East Greenwich
Mame
Hope
Willieton
Boston
Durie
Morden
Mall River
Wasp
Wat
Taunton
Charm
Acir Planter
Lawless
Franklin
Viniadelphia
Rio
Coggestall
Tavana
Charleston
Sil
Weber Cepek
Buldy
Wilniegtary
Jename
Dayton
Bank Buttel
Orleans
Arcade
Samuel J. Allyn
Ini Jilace
Rooke
Umbrellar
Imanit
Bristow
Dail Court
Britel Phewir
Oale
Henry Wardwell
Oma
Amaue
R. Goff
Millines
Brhoe Jast
Philip Wilson
Fowlers
Ashie
Bratt
Aid
Barstow
Notte
Betsey Smitit
Briatul
Pete Gladding
Ommurters
Ether Goode
Thia
D. Allyn
Bradford St
Benjamin Tilley Jr
J. N. Burgess
Ally N
S.J. Allyn
Barstou
Atriwlorvith
Byigta
Iisand
Montny
Hradford
Munro
Pital Bristol
Wwe
Aid Cobet
Qutelwek
Petes Gladding
Ate Waleingham
Dunas
Be ‘Teyion
Ij Hint Nieco
Rose
Glarehy
Violett
Cooper
Eiwant Vera
Chanos
Counter Cherm
Drving
Do. Knickerbocker
A. J. Stephens
Atock
Perredineigg Eliendicne
A. G. Stephens
Sellar
Henry I
Pierce
Ingseams
F. A. Burgess
Cust
Cyrus Babcock
Jet 18
Lot Street
Wales
Yale
Hove Sthreat
W. B. Briggs
Be. &c
Thie Sivert
W. D. Briggs
Beaford Treet
Tilley, Je
Kane
N. Burgess
Aucler
Saiuruay
Thule
Basie
Bind Dove
Rawal
Toad
Denny
Hind
Wacom
Jane Gilicing
Myra Diam
Herecy
Branton
Kouwis
Eale
W. di. S. Bayley
Ty Dana
Hich Amd Dlegant
Treomnyy
Ule Levin
Mrayor Boyles Nuts de A
E. Stepliers
Nowa
IBM
Edo
Renehvet
Lias
Tipe Street
Great Hia
Uus
Lena Hormies
Durgess
Black
Bionnet
Dic
Usl
Suatabls Rally
Iby Loys Ow Vaeboty
Audit
Dsitbgye
Benjamin. Truley, Jr
Stueliy
Haywidh
Wiebory
Wallinitin
Aled
Evita
Crimea
Mlle Qhuttt
Plod Lawuls
Winte Do
Dinek Agit Morons
al Liuow
Sayre Bignge
Aluwet
Townsend
C. Latla
Aeunro
Bhistel
Eakevery
F. A. Burglss
REW
Oman
W. Dearth
Laphe
Brune Gil
Maessmandus
Connis
Fies
Oerkt
J. B. Munro
J. Munro
Kackerel No
Binet
John I, Allyn
Jayne
Secritive Ville
Rotaylor
Joan W. Gvernrt
Wadleworth
Calvin
Spry
Ayn
Ec Tye Street
BRL
Us Prury
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