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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

SERIOUS REScoNrRE.-rLis morning, the
Brunswick aud Patterson trains OF cars met,
almost in sight Of Jersey city, and with ter.
ribe concussion. No life was lost but Sc
vcrai persons were injured and two limbs
were broken. The locomotives and the cars
were much damaged. General Scott and
his Aid, under orders for the Canada from.
tiers. were the nearest to the locomotive o
the Brunswick train, and both escaped un
hurt.-(.N. y. american Of 3Ist.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
HOSIERY.

EHiLDREN'S Socks, and Misses Hose
" Knitting Wors,cd and Knitting Yarn
Mcrino aud Moravian Hose, Angola lIosl
and Socks, Yarn and Lambswonl q hose
kni, Shirts aud Drawers. Floecy Hose, lined
Gloves, woollen Gloves and Mntcns, chll.
drcn's Mcrino Gloves mud Socks Tor sale ot
Oct "a. LINES H4u.n O.tU'S.
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M:lI-S.rcct kCas,css,y.

rytIIE next term rr this Institution viii open
4 on WEDNESDAY, the ooh Of October
The school is lately furnished with n new
and improved apparatus, and every facility
will be given our pupils for an acquaintance
with the languages, the sciences, and ih'
elementary branches Of education. Term.
from Sc TO $40.
IN. BELLOWS, Principai.
ELIZABETH HOPKINS. Prtcepircss,
Oct2i. dad Instructor IN F'epcb.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
Court Of Probate, .Ntwport, .Nov. 4, 1880

Couf oT Pr0b0fe, .NeWp0T, .Nop. q, Ie'3v.
A N Instrument in writing, dated 18Th An
IA gust, 1889, purportlng TO be tho Last
UIll aud Tcsiamcn, ot Susan &. Luther, lat
of Newport, widow, dec. was presea,cd fo,
probate and letters tes'amcn,ary ihcrcon--
II il ordered, that the same br received
and the consideration thereof referred 10 =
Court of Probate, to be holden at the STATE
House in Newport, on the first Monday ir
Dec. next, at o'clock n. M. and that pre-
vious notice be given, by publishing n cop,
of this order, three several times IN the Her
aid Of ihc Tines, for oil persons interested t'
appear at said time and place aud be heard.
a true copy witness:
nov .. L. u. How AND, Prob. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

Court Of Probate, .Ne,cpor, Nor. 4, 1889.
Z IPoS the petition Of Peter p. Remington,
~ Administrator on The estate of Elizabeth
Easton, late of Newport. widow, dec. stating
that the Personal estate of said Elizabeth j.
insufficient for The payment Of her just debts
payment Of funeral charges, Sc. by the sum
Of two hundred and thirty four dollars and Ga
cents. and praying that he my in his said
capacity b. authorised and empowered to sell
all the right, title and luteres, which said f.
lizabeth had, at the time of her DEATH IN or
to a certain lot of land and dwelling house
thereon, situate in Newport, bounded south
erly on Tonro street, westerly on lnnd Of
John G.. Cnrd and John Springer, norlhcrly
on Barney street, aud rastcrly on land of
Charles Uhtfcld for the purpose of raising
said sum of two hundred and thirty four dol
lars "a cents, with incidental cXpcnscs:---
1t is ordered that said petition be received
and the consideration thereof referred Ia n
Court Of Probate, to he holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday -
Dec. next, at . o'clock n. IN. and that previous
notice be- given by publishing copy of this
order, three weeks III succession in the Her.
nH If he Iimcs, for all persons Interested to
appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy attest,
nov y u. b. llowLAND, Prob. elk.
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MEMORANDA.

Cid nj Savannah 23d ut., brig Poland, Gardnor, for
this port.
CID nj Bath, 27th u, ship Palestine, LiitIeneld New
Orleans.
Spoken, of Dover, Oct 18th. brig Cnnoncus, Bigcy,
of this port, from IInnihurgh for Natanzas.
Spoke March 3D. Ship Mechanic OF this port 300 bbls.
-2stli, Metacom Of Bristol, i00
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sI<iAeI.

~ WOOD will continue 10 supply the
sF. best of Red Ash Coal, for Crates, al
The following prices:
In Lump delivered at sS, per ton Of 1000 lbs.
Broken 6. Screened. Do. at So IS, per ton.
hlso--Sup"rior Piciou Coal, a, Wharf tt
SI0 per Chaldron of $500 lbs. Oct. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

NJ. Pageot. Charge d'Affaires of France to
the United States, on the retirement Of NJ.
Pontois from that Legation, has returned to
the city to resume his residence at the Seat
of Government.-yMat. Int.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

Miss Julia Webster, daughter of Daniel
Webster, was married at the fashionable St.
Georges, Hanover square, on the 24'h OF
September, to Samnel A. Appleton, Esq OF
Boston. a large and fashionable company
was present nt the ceremony: among whom
wo notice tho American minister and lady.
and Mr.. Rush, the Belgian minister, and
Madame Van dc Weycr, Sir Henry IIallord,
Bart, two of Mr.. Wcbstcr's associates in the
Senate Of the United Sta,cs---Mr. Linn Of
Missouri, and Mr.. Young Of Illinois. After
the ceremony the company partook Of a
dejeunc with Mr.. Webster at the Brunswick
Hotel; after which the married couple LEI,
London OF a tour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
PhilOsOp OphicaI Lectures.

'5NlIE fourth Lecture by tho subscriber will
be given on Tuesday evening next. at z
o'clock, a, Armory Hall, upon ELocUTIOS
with Reading and Recnn,ions.
Tickets to be had at tho Bookstores for the
course or evening. J. N. BELLOWS.
Nov 9TH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
State Of Rkode.IsIand, &c.
NEWPORT, SC. - clerks Office. Court Of Com
mon Pleas. County IF Newport,
.Nop. 5th, 1899.

NEWPORT, Sc - clerks Office. Court IF Com
mon Pleas. County If Newport,
Nop. 5M, 1899.
EM1 IIEREAS, Wilson Osborn, Of Tiverton.
Wv in the County Of Newport, Yeoman, has
filed his petition in this Office, setting forth. that
by virtue of an act Of the General Assembly Of
said state, passed at the January Session, A. d.
1884, he hid n lien Oh lot Of land situate in
Tiveron, in said County, with the building there
on, ere, ted OIL or near the same site where n
building was recently burned, commonly called
the " Blue Dye House. for materials furnished
IN the erecting and finishing said building, as by
the account annexed, amounting 10 twenty six
dollars rs cts..-the said lot is bounded as fol-
lows
that on the 2Olb day Of September, A. D. 1889,
he filed in the Office of the Town Clerk, Of the
Town Of 1'vcrton, in which said lot Of land and
buiIdng lies. his aforesaid account. charging the
same TO John Chaiburn, Of Fall River, " iiliam
Canedy and Thomas Charmloy, both Of Tiverton
Manufacturers, now or late all doing business in
conIpapy under the firm OF tho Tiyerton Print
Works, tho owners Of the said lot and building
aud on the 2sth Of October, A. -. 1889 the said
Tiverton Print Works aud all Others Interested
in aid lot Of land and building, had legal notice
of the same. according To the rcpui-ilions oi the
act Aforesaid. IA appears d. the annexed cer''h'
cate Of the Town Clerk Of 1iverton, that the
aforesaid sum Of Twenty six dollars 25 cts, was
due and unpaid at the filing Of this petition. -
Your petitioner, therefore, proys tho Hon. Court
to pass a decree, ordering the estate aforesaid 10
he sold in conformi, 10 thc aci aforesaid, for the
paymeut Of the debt aforesaid Of yonr said peli.
TONER, and such other debts and demands Of such
other lien creditors as shall bu proved under the
provisions Of the aforesaid act and that such
further proceedings may 10 had in tho premises
MS shall bo in conformity to SAID lien net. Notes
is hereby given to all creditors having lien on
said estate, that they sppcnr at the next term o
said Court, to be holden II, Newport, within am
for the County Of Newport. on the fourth Mon
Gay Of November next, rnd make out their sevc.
raj claims according to law.
DANIEL e. DENilAM, Clerk.
Nov 7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
S II = EI. = L " S.

'H>lIE last and best patterns Of this article F:
aso, portable case, and handle for do.
Superior black, blue, aud red Ink, Port
Folios, backgammon Bonrds Parchment,
Drawing Paper, Bristol Boards, Boxes of
Colors, and Painting materials. The above
fr siIc ut JLUES HIILHO.\US,
Oct "a. Book store.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

The last Ohio Statesman contains a state
ment of the condition of the Ohio banks on
the Both of September. BY this it appears
that their united capital is SlO,5O0,OOO, their
circulation S6,2GO 600. dcpositcs Sl,645,0O0,
other liabilities Si.455O00 Their assests
are-no,es aid bills discounted Sll, 100000
specie 50, 100000, notes Of other banks $3.50,
655, due from other banks S066,200 other
resources 1881 900. What these other
liabilities and resources are is not stated
From the above, it appears tbut their specie
10 10 their circulation as to 3, and all thei
immediate liabilities as to 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, Nov. lst,-Brig George, Watts, from Picton
for Provdence-Schr Liberty, Newconb, from Bath,
with Lumber to Finch e. Engs.
sloop Canjnce, Brown, from Albany for Fall River. :.
Sloop Three Brothers, Stewart, from New York, far
Providcnc
SATURDAY, Nov. 2d,-Sch'r fremont, Fisk from Var
mouth, for New York.-Sloors Juno, Brown, from New
York. for Providence. ce.-IIudson, West from Bristol for
New Bcdford-George, Thatcher, from Gardiner, with
Lumber, To Finch Il Engs.
SUNDAY, Nov. Sd d,-Schr Capital, Long, from Norfolk
for Boston.
MONDAY, Nov. 1th,--sch'r Orator, Hawkins, f'om
Bristol, for New york.-Columbns, Joy, from North
Kingston, for Dennis.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Nov. 9th h,-sch'r vsschcr,
Bcarsc, from Boston for Albany.
sloops Jupiter, and Diamond, Crowell, from Boston
for Norwich.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
STOVES! STOVES.!

TA1M. l.. MELViII. informs his friends md
Wv the public, that he has on hand about
900 STOVES, Of various kinds, which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, as low as can he
bongh, or the manufacturer Among them ara
The Union Stoves, made by the Norton Furnace
Co., which has given the best satisfaction Of any
ever dealt in. Also Coal Cook Stoves Of DIFF
feroni patterns. Cylinder and Parlor Stoves,
warrar ted ms low as any others Of the same sizo.
Tin and Sheet Iron work done at notice.
Oct 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
FlaOyR Il.

lust RECEIVED by the packet jaime. Lamphere
~ fom New York, 900 bbis CANAL FLOUR, fbr sale
nj iic following prices, for Cash only
For New York city Money or Specie, secs
For Massnchusctu or Connecticut money G,i2
for Rhode Island Money C,G2l
Also, 20 tub. n~rt rate dairy DUTTER, for sale al
the lowest cash prices, by
Tho highest rate of change paid for New Norh city,
aud Connecticut none,, aHd specie, b,
r. r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
grTs NGfscc. z

NEKS. ANNA ~ EDDY, has removed to
IVA the house lately occupied by tie Rev
Mr.. DUMoST. in Franklin street, where may
be found DR.. Jayne's invaluable Medicines,
the Indian pnrga,ivc Pills, aud Mr. Picker
ing's Sprius Vi,G.
Likewise, Mrs Ham, 5 English and French
Corscts. Oct "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
MORE NEW GOODS,
ATTHE CHEAP CASH STORE.
yTOCKFORD ELLERY TlLLEY,

DURCHASED lot Of Goods at N. York,
for almost no,hing-they are now open
ed and to be sold chenp-among them are
Cloths, Cassimeres. and oil kinds Of Woollon
Goods-a lot pf Fancy Goods.
Also, one ease Of Florence Braids, which
he will sell at one quarter less prices than at
any other store in town.-Also, fair artirle
of Florence Braid Bonnets, at the low price
of Two dollars each. fOct "a.
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To u.ee,

4 Carpenters chop in Spring e'rcct, ess
~ of Trinity Church. Possession given
.nmc mcdia,ely. For further particulars enquire
of WIN. y. vOSE.
Oct T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
MOIlASSES.
For Sale.

WNH. e. COEZENS & Co.,
Hare receircd ,riihin The last ten days,
so PACKAGES
OF SEkS0NABLE DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING of every variety Of Fall
~ fashions, aud being almost entirely pur-
chased in large lots and original packages,
they feel assured that they can offer them to
their customers on very low scale Among
them are
i 3 cases English Mcrinos, Of n very snperi-
or style aud soft finish.
case German Thlbet Mcrinos, of bright
dark assorted colors.
| Double a superior Thibets.
Fancy stripe double a do. entire new siy'
Double and single width printed SaxoDles o
and Merinos.
! Figured colored Aiepincs.
| Celcstines, o new article and very rich, for
cl, ass, dresses, NC.
Dark chiutz colors French Moussclnc do
laine.
| Plain do do.
! Dark rish chintz Cnlicos.
| Blue black aud colorrd superior Silks.
Rich Shaws at reduced price.
Plaid and fancy Ribbons.
30 ps Hunters Beaver and Pilot Cloihs f.
overcoats.
Broadcloths, Cassimcrcs, and Vcstings, r
grca; variety.
Hue Kerscys, Sa,inct,s, &c. &c.
Oct 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
TIEI INSURANCE.
RIBBONS.

4 N elegant assortment of Bonnet Ribbons,
~ Uncut Nclycts for Bonnci., and Bonnet
mrlcras, for sale by
&c; ~. JAMES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

w ANTED--by the subscriber, n quaint
w of Potatoes and Onions, sbr which cash
q, FAIR pricc, will be given. Enquire .a
Oct II. 1T. Ai.MY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
artfffrtaI TIo ID { rs.

y ECEIVED THIS DAY, at the Ladies
IA Ornamental Hair Emporium. No. 1877
Thames street. a lot of Winter Flowers, among
which are sprigs, punches, wresihs, &C.
Also, fifteen dozen German Cologne.
Oct "a. J. REMOND. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CLEARED.

sch'r Concord, Carr, Havana,
DO Carolina, Wmsl0w, Georgetown, q. G..
DO Export, Gardner, New Orleans,
DO Wsndopasso, Eddy, Charleston, s. &.
soop Eclipse, Bnrdick, Mobile,
DO Ricnzi, Heath, Providence,
nn kunerinr. nnkcr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
wa TED,
McrinO Shirts and Draws.

NJ Fms solid Scgova, Lambs Wool and ROYAL ribbed
IVi Shirts aud Draws, WOODEN Gloves, Mitteus and
Knit Hosiery from the Finest to the Lowest prized by
Nov 9Th II. SESSIONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
T O w N 7 A X.

YHNnt subscriber, Collector Of the Town
Il Tax, hereby gives notice that he has
received from the Assessors tho Tax Book
for 1899, and requests ull persons subject to
taxation to cnl and pay immediately.
HENRY &. MARTIN.
Newport, Nov Z, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

NEWPORT. &c. Clerks Office, Cour Of Com
mon Pleas. County Qf .NrPorf,
Nor Mh 1870
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-02
BANKS.

TIE Planters Bank, Nalcher, capital s$4.-
0c0 600; Jsasks c.. Viking, President IT. d.
Msu1evii~, Cashier. |, has seven branches.
Ii .usuchesi er, L. 4. Pope, president, L.
J. neksrtou. cashier.
: Ii Vieksburs, WI. sharkcy, president,
Robet Riddle, cashier.
Ii Port Gibson, D. Vertner, president, w.
F Goctlin, cashier
IL Woodvilie, II. Connell, president, Am.
Fcl,us, cashier. M
s Ii Monticello, A. Fox, president. J. $.
Carson, cashier.
!nJacksou, n. Morton, president, w. C.
Richards, Cashier.
In Columbus, A. Wier president. w. B.
W9asinr, cashier. @
TUE AGRICULTURAL BANK, Natchez,
capital Ss,dU0,n00, Wan. ! Minor, president,
A. P. merrill, CASTER, III has one Branch al
Ponioloc, II the ceuasy 81 the same name,
Samuel w ~, presiaers, w. Goodman, cash'r.
The Commereisi Bank, Natuhcz, capital
2,000,0 900, L. K. Marshall, president, T'homr
as Il. henderson, cashier 1t hasd branches.
AtCauton, Wn. 4. Balfour, Tresiient,s y.
Mean, cashier.
~ 2 ayRran,ion, j. Harris, president.
3 AL iiemersilie, D,s cleveland, president.
4al shitl.horeogh, r. H. Poor, presidest
1hp 'tall ass Bank, vicksbutg, capita
9a00y, 900, ], n. la,lT, president, Thcs, a
Robins. CASHIER, n / has one hrauch at Vernon
The Grand Guii Rail Road and Bsnlsios
Compxus, capital s2 ,o0oGo0, J.iP. Parker
president, =. Gallenler,. cashier.
The fousmcrcisl Bank 1t Rolcey. capita
$8,O0,Oou, Thomas Freeand, president; johi
Goodwin, Dr.. cashier. " KS
The Commercial Bank, Manchester, NJ. B
Haner president, ~. HUghvs, casbisr.
The Mississippi and Aaoarla Rail Road Com
pany, Brandon, w IA. Shelton, President, q
r. Wardcll, sa-her.
The Lake wsshicstcn ard Door Creek RAJ
Road an1 Banking company, Princeton, 4. X
Futon, president, e. w. Aluncas,er cashier.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-02
THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN

n GENERAL Literary, Historical, Congress
"A sional, and Miscellaneous Journal, publsn-
cd at Washington d. q, in its departments aiiss
At the highest character. Printed in clear gpcd
type, ON large sheet Of; fine white paper The
whole oft being devoted 70 valuable amp interest
ing reading matter
TERMS One Dollar and half per annufs
in advance.
Four papers will Be sent % the order d my
person acting as agent for the collection Of sub
scribers, enclosing Eve dollars; MING for ten doll
lars nineteen for,wensy dollars; fry for6ftt dol
lurs. The enclosures by mail a. tho risk Of ths'
Editors. The t,cicnt Of {. number Of the paper
will b asufdcieut receipt for tho lncosy ssass-
fcsred.
Possmasssys, booksellers, and in general, all
persons interested Ia she success Of such anentsr-
prise, are respectfully requested 70 acs a. agents
Tor The Metropolitan; the absve tssms bslsg ofshs
most liberal chsractcr. ~
All letters to be nddrptsod, ffse pf pas:agr.
LANGTREE & O'SULL.IvAN.
G&oHctown, DC.
frz7rEdiscrs throughout ,I,s cocnlry ass Fequss-
sed 70 copr und notice this advertisement; the
Metropolitan vii bassnt = ~ complying via
sAis seQus;k =
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-02
IN PROSPECTUS Of The
MOBILE GILLETTE md
GENERL .4DYER1 ER.
'k(SPECTUSOF The

| II is proposed Ivy the subscriber 10 publish In
city Of Mobile a Daily paper; to be called the Mos
bile Gazette and General Advertiser, which win
bedovoted to general and local intelligence, COM
merce, literature aud morality.
Tie want Of such paper as the one proposed
has bcenlong felt throughout the south west, aud
lit isbcsved such an one will meet with liberal
encourog from all classes Of society. Il will
be the ambition ofth publishers 70 render II alike
Interesting and useful in the family and counting
| HOUSE. 84g
Asanewspsper, twill NOT, i. is hoped, be ipfe-
vor to any that class now published IL this Sec
ton OF the country. Care viii be taken to pro-
cure for it the earliest intelligence of interest.
ling nature; and all subjects on which the people
is divided in sentiments, will be treated in All inn
partial and independent manner. While itisin-
tended 10 make 1t faithful chronicler Of al prty
sing political events, every thing yergng on pasao
politics will be carefully excluded from its columns.
Asa Commercial Resistcrit twill furnish to It's
readers at the earliest possible moment, such in
terestings intelligence as may be relied on.--
The state OF our own and foreign markets will
becarelnly noticed and commented OH as ocra
sion may seem to justify.
ASA literary journal, it viii, BY taking course
not within the ordinary province Of a daily pape,,
supply vacuum that is universally felt and re-
GREETED ia this section Of country. Its endea,or
will be topron,ote and encourage liberal and en-
hshtencd sentiments on the of general and private
education. "A proportion Of ITS columns will be
devoted to original and selected Literary matter
of unquestionahle ability; and BY this means ii Is
hoped twill be made welcome yisitcr in csery
family circle.
A. ma ia r.l-
publisher to giveitan influence decidedly benef-
cial. While every thing like scctaran religion
will be carefully avoided, his untiring efforts win
be nsed to promote and encourage respect for re-
ligous institutions, aud to disseminate correct and
moral principles.
Que entire page will be devoted to original and
selected reading matter, and the balance Of the
sheet will be occupied by commercial intelligence
and advertisements.
Itwillbc readily supposed BY those who are ac-
-quanted withShe difficulties Of such an ardourous
undertaking, that the subscriber does not reiy
upon his own efforts. He has other resources 10
rely upon, and such as cannot fail to give a re-
spectacle character to his journal.
TERMS.
The Mobile Gazette ard General Advertiser
will bepubtshed every day, (Sandays exceptedl
will be on an imperial sheet and will be firnishe
to subscribers at tendollars year, payable in adj
vance.
Any person procuring five subscribers from a.
broad aud forwarding,the amount Of the snbscrip-
tonl( fpost paid) wilibe entitled TO a sixth copy
gratis. n M
Advertisements will be inserted onihe same terms
as those adopted by the Mobile Daily Press.
4 X. GREENE.
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PROSPECTUS
or the
tN NE " TINE w
MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND CONSTA-
BIifs'Ss tsul DE-.


gWyHE scarcity of il1e Revised Code and
~. sheet acts ii the Legislature, and the diff
hcuity WIN ~htcn ese justices and constable OF
this Slate soplly lbepselvcs, ard The great wan
Of surha work, as sJsnticeef,he Peace oil nv
owp part. t,as mdu'edme to offer 70 the JUST
ces and Consiables sth,s State X digest vi all
Z the laws N fnrce, ilrelation % therdu,ies, &c,
together with q conrleie setoi forms Of Deeds,
Hrils, Bonds, Acknowledgements 81 Dover,
aud other Instruments.
10 place such 4 york into the hands of'Justi-
crs and Cpnstahles would save much truub bic
asd time 70 officers br whom me wo il hi ten
DAD AZ The law nov ssauds itis with The H.
most dihroitv tobe %csrtanel whether@ writ
ten Inv i ~ iprce or pot, which caten niseasis
VS..
Tbe work 1.-The psbislied ID one Duodec;mo
volume law V9nJirg, comprising iron, two hu,,.
cred aud hfiy y three hundred pages, with /
n'grs'ed 'uaex N he ceutepss, giving aoonsyas..
sea si~icmer't " All II csnssAnis. isa work viii
oe.rtads sor Delivery w NE lst M 1i*vxh Ia3y
.s 60 v. BUTLER, ~ N. \
CarreI'tesl Sent. VS.. 1888 n Az