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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

Monday next ensuing sald fonr weeks, IN
whirh case the adverse party ~ bound ~
take notice thereof bring such matter ot law
beinre said court ~ full court who there
upon are herhy authorized and required to
hear aud dcculc the same IN the sane man
nrr as f ilc matter were bronght before
them by writ 0i error; and such in"iinn' pc
tiuon, or agreed sili"uicOt Uf facts shall he
considered - The Original appeal Provided
that nothing 10 this act cOnialncd shuli pre-
vent any appica'lh Tor new 'r'nl- before
SAM cnHrl ~ full bench, rs Is now icy law
| proynedj aud Provided, iur,'er, That alt
/ Judgments upun verdlcts rendered before
said courts held by SAID slugle judge, and all
judgments upon reports OF referees, shall be
mad and entered up by said court ln full
beach a. siureslld.
Sye. s. - much Of IN act entitled An
act to establish a Supreme Judicial Court -
and Oh act CnililCd AN act ~ relation TO the
Supreme Judicul Court" IS Is repugnant tn
or inconsistent with this act, ls hereby re.
p, aied.
True copy--wilnc.s
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w ARDS
VEGE Table HAIR OIL,

fntiiio Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar
u. property, so long sought Ior IN other oils,
but sought in vain, of reproducing new growth
Of hair on heads totally bald.
II 81 great are It's nOurishlng properties,
which il readily imparts to the roots Of the hair,
that itrequires tui u short timeto produce new
growth, and few applicationsto check that fall
hing ofthe hair which so often occurs, especially
after sickness. II prevents the hair from turn.
ing grey, and when il begins TO turn, may be
easily checked aud restored TO its natural beau
ty, by impauing new life and yigor This oil
i. pltronizcd by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert.
and The whole Royal Family, by The Medic
Faculty. the Clergy, SC. No Lady who has
ever used This oil will dispense with ii. Young
Gentlemen will find this oil to produce n beauli
/ rsI growth Of whiskers in "A very short time.
From tie Royal CoIi'ge of Physician, Of Ht
rama. Ftb 20. 1888.
"DR. T.. A WARD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his composition has the property ofcausing the
growth of hair and preventing lis fall by fortily.
lug the decayed dport, the effects olthearomatic
ingredients which have been found in its com.
position by the Chemist Don Francisco Suarez, J
We hereby authorize lis use, not as specific,
but as good and useful remedy for persons re
quiring it, whose harris in a state Of decay Il om
sickness or other causes.
Signed by lose Ber"ai, NJ D.
Witnessed by
Cayttano Ponton, Notary Public
! The above testimonial of the great efficacy
aud value Of Wa,ds lIarOil. was gwen the plo-
prietor by the Royal College of Physicians AT
Havana, and 10 those who are acquainted with
the extreme rigldness Of The medical police of
Havana. it speaks volumes; it is conclusive.
CAUrIoN.--rhe great demand for Wards
Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit it. None
is genuine unless 1t has treatise Of thirty. w
pages round each bottle, with red Xylogrnphic
Label and blue Nlgnette centre. Prepared by
T.. A. WARD, VI. ID New York, nud no other
place. General Depot and wholesale office, SO
barclay street New York.
For sale by Dr. II. n. HAZARD,
Sole Agent for Newport.
Sign Of The Great Mortar.
I a.. u
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r. X. HAZARD,

n. N. IINLNN ND,
SIGN of TnE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Mar The Court House, .Acnpori, x, l.
April Is, 1899
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SPE.NCER'S PILLS IND SYRUP
OR VEGET.ABLE MEDICINES.
REASONS

If you are well, let medicines alone iii you
are sick, try SPENCER'S.
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21IeeklD almanac.

Full Moon, 7lh, sh. I'm. morning.
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For Newport and Providence.

Newport, Dec. 5, 1889.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
NEW-YoRK. WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, ls4I.

Il Gentleman has been unfortunate on the rood rut-
tei >tu- Welding the other. who pressing on HIM had
already gained footing the and pay for his
! recommendation
Will pay you with all have. am just past the
NJ food. God knows. and wish but purchase shelter
What companion have you below p
None
Then ta-en your CRATE there and show the WAY
Quick.
The blind complied after moments hesitation, and
tey descended together The dialogue had passed hur
rody The words could be spoken and they stood his
surprise
May -ce where that door leads to, and what beyond "
aid The gancing kcenly round You will not mind
That 2f
Will show ysu myself Follow lc, go before. Take
YOUR choice
He badc him lead the way and BY the light of the torch
which his conductor held up for the purpose inspected ali
three cellars narrowly Assured that the blind had
spoken ruth. and that lie lived there aioAe the yscr
turned with him the first which fire burning. and
flung himself with deep groan upon the ground before IL
His host pursued his usual occupation without seeming
heed him any further But directly he fell a>eep-and he
noted his falling into n slunbcr. readily the keenest
sighted man could have done-he hnc down beside him,
and passed his hand lightly bu carefully his face and
person.
Hi, ,lcer chcchcrrd with and means, and some
times vy;; 4 nucrcd word His hands cIench
ei. hi, brow bent, and his mouth firmly All this the
blind accurately nar>cd and ii his curiosity
-;roury awakened and he had already ;nklins of his
mystery watching ig if the expression mn. be used
1ai li-;caiug. until it broad day.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
From The Yorker
From The New Yorker
Ecttces from the Mediterranean.
Iy An AMERICAN LADY.
No. IV.TAxcrgR. NJ


{or .ee tha, am in Morocco-athcr later than l
pec,e1 but here | am-lnd bcwildered with the null
;lcit, .; curious things that it Is impossible for find
Beginning where commence with. can had no
Da,~ o, dc-rture The town cy-tor it city, and
vailed one though has but ouI five thousand IN
ha,;,aa,s-acvcr had u beginning Itself; least l am
assured By Moorish lady who read and write and of
e1u-., . the marvel and admiration of her
1uee Tie fair and noble Zulcca for she really both
dough no. cutie so blue as she ances, says that Tangier
la ay2, been city, bat admits there private
building, now standing than five hundred years old
The castle she says, has ten centuries roll by
aft. that computation pretend say what lapse
of time would constitute claim the term old Whether
il be in ccond childhood will not undertake decide, but
there notling like this place in New World neither
resemblance nor contrast find when wish to give you
an i;ra o; Moorish city its inhabitants
Tang:er j. a wcortcd place. all things consdered the
walls arr we'll built and not wanng but whether
ev are 81 or service OF efficiently manned is quite another
afar It 5 beautifully situated the head OF dcef bay
and AZ This season the bold hills which surround clothed
l.. Green forming delightful contrast with the white walls
and terraces Of the city as rises in from the bay The
genera, appearance them much Prcpossessing than
Cbraar nor do believe there city of the same size
~ America that presents to the approaching spectator more
,r;as snect. We hailed this fair promise with rapture
m oyep before our entrance within the walls dspeled the
illusion we were made to feel how far from our
, lon I,,d where the law of the State and the courage
u r son, are found sufficient dcfencc=. We left Gibraltar
on foniav-wc ii not tell what Monday of the year--on
o. ,har lics rgaarly bctwcca the Rock and Tanser,
incr the protection of the Consul Of Sartnia Our Cap
tain an excellent man little ,id, put back to Glib
ra!.ar after making four or ayc miles in many hours
,g,;n, head wind had made up my mind so decidedly
10 .e,p in Africa that night that almost regretted eS
changing the hope for the splendid drawing-room and de-
rf! .oce;v Of the Consulate. And must add my "'fe
.,,, ~, c subject. to the general with which our
c.. -f,,e ;. regarded By his coanrymcn His urbane
NJ. -,eev hospitality knows no stint; the emounents of
M oca could never sustain it unadcd by hi, noble private
., Fii lady. TOO, s one Of tie agreeable women
f er , .en called 10 do The onors Of our fas IN the
yer-nean By every acquaintance, from the titled aris-
80, Of rnolaad to the lowest citizen she Is universally
-. Some one said in the presence of the Interpreter
!. no ,-,eric,n Consulate here that Mrs. 5. fine
Peer echoed the word, in something Ike dissent
". Al, looked our surprise. fine lady ?? said
=. NJ, Snr,g,,e !. . ine gentleman, and his sons
s,. .en,Ic,nen and every body SAYS 50; bat
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
,,,,.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
C0NlE AID az y

IN tho bnidine known she colt ABL4s hAl !, 70; 20
,L stree: the spacious wholesale Snd ret1 Sails
t. Inited States the largest and best selected asoTt
re"t ef adc, Me> and ehe4 SHOES sxsa-iysy n IA. Al
'nsI T ON ow, manufacture. We would iniori2 tloSe
ds o have orerl been compelled to 60 TO a Spee aS and
ao 10 coae and see, and ye irs;r iNo cisnt sii'Hs
We we 49, md I've better served wsoa iae DELAYS sat ds@PPO'a'
~, I o saw that having from "a J persons y OUT e9
i Ssyng been or number OF yca- the largest G
', 49, ta, orr work Is well knovn aPproye- o. AID 20 en
~ & m @ 49, a,yk where good work sod The CITIZENS 0. se~
YORK BROOKLYN WIosn>bureh and ths saTToanaiaf
and r eaIsr for city country trade *il nd to thf ~
vantage 20 call before purchasi'g as 10. oi-S q'i &
Su P[ees shall maze : SMITH BRISTOL HALL
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
ROIT,FD GERMAN SILVER.

ROILED GERMAN SILVER.
.ANEs G. soFFET lal Prince near "0oss you'd M Ps.
,icuay call the attention Hardware Dealers and
TO h superior article Silver. which he Offers to' sa
rca. OF all thcknescs and warrants II e9a % '
Foreign Domestic. fer color and sotne~S - -
MOB SAEE-A Hard Wagon nearly row suitable ioi gro
Apply tfe
World Oiice 80 Aansrect ~ !"
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
FxHE BEG WINDOWS
G,naEAP ANIp EMOD.

~ who Boots and shoes Of ;fe lest qaaty
and latest fashions hitherto been ofcd the
<<T city. please call q, the CLINTON BOOT AID SHOE
HtARKEI No 2o1 canaltrcc;, or-as; OF
where can be found every thing the Boot aaf Shoe r
c.pcr haa ever. Ladies' Gators Bi>kn " akl-
Shoes and Slips this establishment OF n color. ant a suitable
for , nrin and ssf wear c}eir * tie cheapest and good
tho best Country merchants solicited 70 call ahd e'i1e ou
.:ock OF good. bef re purchasing elsewhere.
forge, the usIuc aad number 90 Cnnal-stree. er
cns Of Hudson-sreet. A. hNOA q NO. MI IN
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
4 DERICAN TAsTE AGAINST FOREIGN

" HUiiBUG-FOIWEI.L 6HEyOOET. Aerchan, T.lsr
No. ~ Fron-stree, between William and iodreei take ;hs
present opportunity Informing customers 1nd the public
they have received supply Wet OF England and frcac
Cloth Also selection single ed doe ska Cas>ncro
London Teedc, abrses, Drills, &c Also l!arge 'ariety
OF Vcrr superior quality and pattern, they haze ever
offered. all selected 'front.' the latest nnportaioas
They wish be understood ha. their business conducted
cusvely Cash p-cl aud that the, do promise TO take
of:iccn percent but cXsnnn;pa II WILDE
that prices than those taa make uch prcenssn
they compelled make the dis
but any body with s-e tina: !, only
a ha to catch TIE public. which ,.cy feel above using
AconpIe of frs, rate plnta!oon aah. wanted ai0 la
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12


A Nd FASII0N.-MiGSE TAILOR, l76 NiLIAy-STREET
"A respectfully the gentlemen Of Ncf ok Lat he
above where he aticrs Rmscf ;a having
had several years psrsonal Metropolis
dovoHg h personal attention to h work he will be able 10 e
FAsHroNAaIE cheap Cor cash invariably AID
2er;cct procured Country. Thankful f past fTar
he soiclts a continuance ii patronage. az 3n
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
HATS. HATS .

a. HHRYs. HATS.
EH e. WATSON respectfully reminds his customers and the
SH public generally, that his M supply Of Fashionable
Hats of the Drsay pattern vel. Other models 70 su
stature hc old established prices silk $3.50 Mole
So Nura $3.50 and Beaver s. 80 which - per cent cheaper
than quality bought elsewhere The regular Increase
o the last three years bears ample testimony
10 ilcir quality aud durability
WATSON. $50 ChaihaI,-st. and l6a Bowery.
B-Caps, extensive assortment OF CAPS - every
description the City. p-ices corresponding
dealers particularly invited look hi. SOCK N
Caps while purchasing al; he them that every
article My inspected previous delivery 7im
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
a.n s,.a.AxlIsEzED ROOT, : stEOA

=
&sTopE-WNkEN IS y FREW resPcculy iaiors iiieir
a ends and the public, hs; they keep the ell ao .'ane no
No Aey nave OF hand large ani ienau
o fonahe Eoo, aad Shoes s ih,s aS'5i1e & wi" "
M ~ d - ~ ns- a- ai,es Misses and Chiire.-
& Tis md slipper a eo and fashions a2d cheapest ),
thc ny. "t'HN 40 in
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

NEW SPRHNG GOODS.
VoI,nr py-DNEY No Broadway, ce.aer Grans mas
M opened and sale, the following desirable "oo' az
far prices
Hich Printed Mousscln de Iatnes
Plain and Satin Striped do ,
BLACK Blue black, Plain aud f'suTeo S'NS
French English ;ln, American Prints
Prrtca Lawn aAd NIusin
silk Shawls and Sc@ris
s,osb Grshans Linens Lawns, Long Cota> L!noa Cambria
Usnikcrshtcl. Hosiery, Gloves, Sc, 81" &c. al I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

tn, Moos-a Dublin correspondent OF an English paper
ve. the folownr observations Of Dr. Robinson, OF Armagh
on the appearance Of the seen through Lord of
mantowns immense telescope:
The sharpness the rocks ard peaks in the moon ms IS
quite surprising and tins fac; alone would show tns ar li
water are absent lie also that 10 'oconc acson
noy =, o in the moon nor has been since the invention OF
,J@ One Of il, mountains nearly 1900 feet in
brbt above Inc plain :ror winch it rises Generally how
ever they are about 5000 iee'-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

DnH good odd fs soan5y o5 da Of Aasag Maa
=, o lost her ghter who not much more
80 % excane,i while her eyes filed with tears ~.
always said should that poor chld
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

ALFRED anlIss,
HyERCHEANT TAILOR, l36 FU!ToH-STRRET has
w OH and selected OF Cloths, aud
the winch he sleTs to make for the
public generally the best at extremely o@ prices for
Cash delivery. a:0ly
ENSTARLHsEGNTENT Of the i- quality,
II dy made, -9 broadway American iI" The same VIII be
Citizens and Strangers who IN of
emergency require first articles WIN T. JENNINGS
ao4 Late -ynde & Jennings.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
CE.OTEEaNs: NsTAE;Lsskg7EENT.

s.8lOTEEdFs- EFF n zssl 4 ehE W 2 =.
TIME opened the - Eovcry fashion
able Tailoring Establishment offers 20 is Friend ard the Pub
lie very superior Of Spring Goods OF tae latest lc
which he warrants and fashion of ~! wAO will favor
hn with their patronage. ROBERT Bot TON
The Cutting Department superintendent by Fir Charles toao
formerly Of the firm Gray Bouou good Of ready
made Clothing always on hdHd a-b.In
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

has opened her eyes, earnestly, TO look for
remedy for so serious an evil as one which
reached by its baneful fangs to the ballot box IL
self, which she would ever preserve invioatc
from the ,arnish Of bribery aud corruption.
We hail with JOY the report Of said Society
on the advancing progress of cause so noble
and benevolent as the Temperance Reform
We trust that the recommendations of The
State Temperance Society TO the District or
Auxiliary Temperance Societies will be OBJ
served, viz:
Isl, Total abstinence from all intoxicating H.
qHors.
and Recommending Societies TO be formed
in every district where they do not now exist
3rd. That oil Socirrirs, make quarterly or
semi-annnaI reports. TO The Executive Commit
tee of the State Temperance Society. resident
in Columbia, of the progress Of tho cause IN
their respective districts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09
From our Correspondent.

CoLUMpia. :. G.. Dec. ], 1871.
Dear Sir.-SInce wrote you there has been
nothing OF very alimportnnce, except The re.
signaiion Of Judge Ganlt. In consequence Of hts
resignation. both IIolIsrs proceeded 10 ballot
for Il law Judge, to-day nj , o'2lock. which re.
suited IN tie al;nost unanimous choice "f the
Hun. ID. L. Wardaw. he is therefore II law
Judge. nr. " ardlaw af;cr n few very nppro-
PIRATE remarks threw OIL his royal robe. the
duuse immediately went into an election for
Speaker. Colcock was elected over Major
Ferry the former received 7i. the latter 81
votes. Mr.. Adams offered u resolution TO give
Judge Gunu one year 5 salary. Tie Yeas aud
Nays were taken on the resolution, which was
decided IN Tie affirmative. There is u great
deal Of interesting matter before. but not much
Disposed Of Is yet. The Legislature will ad-
journ abou, the 18th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

Bill section by section; after some little discus
sion. on motion Of Dir. Perry the Bill was re-
committed 10 special committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Perry. Hum. and Rhetr. Mr. Henry
introduced SC, OF resolutions. OF instruction
which will create good deal OF interest. No
donb, we will have u goodly number Of fne
speeches, whenever the House considers them
The committees most OF them afe up with their
business; there are however great deal OF mat
ter before us there are no less .han ninciy..i1
propositions to be considered by this House,
aud am inclined TO think. wc IN all probability,
will have the pleasure of taking our Christmas
dinner III CoIg.ubia, this winter. from the num-
ber of speeches that has been made should
say, and disposition which seems TO perrade
most OF the members we will have n multitude
to come the hour being late. Mr. Carol rose,
and informed the House ,iat al important rTis'S
had arrived dinner time. in (which no doubt eve
ry member oi ibis House leita deep IuterrRi, hc
therefore moved, that when this House adjourms
it stand ADJOURNED until IL o'clock ,o-,noIIow.
The House adjourned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09
NoykMnER %, 1871.

The Society met at the appointed houi.
The minutes of the proceeding meeting
,vrr. read, aud the Secretary. DIR. Gibhes,
,rrnrd over hi, books To the newly elected
Secretary, B. Davis.
The President announced the following
Comui.,ces, under The Constitution.
COMMITTEE on CoiiuH.-Gen. George
McUrtiie, ibasvJic; Wm. D. Lyles, FAIR
S;oid; VIM. X. Clnwlc,. Union; Simeon
Ta,r, NewberrS }. Douglas, Ches'er; a.
81. Boykin, kcrshaw; DR.. }. tick!'ns'
81. Lukes; WIN. VI. Murray, 81. johns
Coilcion, VIM. " ushluslou. 81. iauls.
Committee on Corn.-CUi. Jonathan G2-
Wis: Sen., F Fairfield; Col. Whitfield Brooks.
Edsefsld; L. BoozcT, Lexington; W. X.
Poole, Spartanburg; }. NJ. Fielder, Or
apgeburgh; Is. F. Taylor, Richlaud; C..
r. Carroll, Barnwell.
Committee on Rice.--R. F. w. Aston,
Ali Saints; Daniel L. Huser, 81. Philip
and 81. Michael; P. Quash, 81. Thomas
and 81. pennis;J b. Grimbail, 81. Paul's;
T. Ferguson, Ct. Johns Berk!cy; u. +.
Dunkin, All Saints.
Committee OH Sp,GH Grain.-Hou. J.
b. O'Neall, Newberry; Culouel r., J.
Gage, Union Col. J. 4. Als,ou, York; j.
A: Calhoun, Anderson; Gen.J. Gillespie.
Marlborough; Col. b. F Perry, Greeaviile;
VIM. J. Eilerbe, Marlborough.
The following report was then read:
The Committee 10 whom was referred
tina Two motions Of The las, meeting, rea-
siye 10 Stock. report that they have daily
considered the same. aud recommend that
no animal Of mature uge that has taken a
premiuln al this Society shall second
sime be presented for exhibition aud award,
and iu reference the latter motion. that
an sdditional premiuus be offered hereaf.
,rr fcr mules Hadsr two years Of age.
Jas. 3. DAVIS, Chairman.
On aotipR q. .ce!, sE0eRS is wss now
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

In France "all The rail ROAD companies
haze failed more or less. and throw n them
selves on the public treasury in order 10
maintain or complete their enIerprises.--
Las, session rs you know. considerable ap-
preparations were voted by the Chambers,
in mid oi such asst:riatinns OF capitalists nj
Havrc as might he formed for line Of
sic .mers between that por; and New York.
The measure is barren. What promised
so much benefit to the port has not heen
sec ndcd there al ALL and must be carried
OH 0y the Government alone"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

I, will be seen by the letter Of our Columbia
Correspondents. that the Hon. D. L. War'llaw
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives OF this
State, was on the 10, inst. clec:ed Law Judge
in the place OF Judge CAN'T, resigned. We
notice this appointment with much pleasure nd
qualification as we have every assurance that
Mr.. w 10 we'll qualified for this honorable sta
,ion. and that lie will be an honor 10 the Judi
ciary department Of our State.
Hon. w ]. CoIcock, has been elected Speak
er Of the House, in the place Of Judge Ward
law. who immediately vacated his scat upon
the announcement of his appointment. Mr.
Colcock is q man Of talen, and ability aud i'll
We doub, DOT, faithfully and satisfactorily dis
charge the duties of his Office.
Upou retiring ir"m rhc Speakers chair the
Hon ID. L. WoIdlaw, addressed the House as
follows:
Gentlemen Of The House Of Representatives,.
will not alicmp, TO liud words to ex-
press my feelings 10 receiving this strong
! pronf of the confidence OF the Legislature,
rendered peculiarly grateful BY the uncom-
monty llai,erimg manner 10 which il has
been bestowed.
accept M, office to which | have been
elected. and will immediately retire To pre-
pare for assuming its grave aud RESPONSE
bio duties. thus become disqualified. al
the samc time, for the trust which my
constituents conferred TO me, and for this
high station 10 which your kindness raised
nc. In leaving you, gentlemen. permit
me to return my thanks for Ihe courtesy
which you have all uniformly exhibited
EDWARDS me and for The generous support
which has sustained INC in my public per
formance Of Tho delicate aud difficult duties
OF the Chair. Wherever Imay hereafter
ne, my memory will revert with pleasure
to the favors which have received in this
HalI-the friendships here formed. aud the
interesting scenes here Witnessed.
My earnest prayer to God is that your
deliberations may he so guided as to re-
douud to the prosperity Of ,he State, which
ia true devotion we all call our beloved
State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

Tie State temperance SOt;ay.-We have
been favored, through the columns Of the S.
c. Temperance Advocate. with the proceed.
ings of this Society. which was holden in Co.
lumbia, at the Baptist Lecture Room' Ncv'
2lst lsal. Hon. Jno. o. o'Neall in the Chnl-.
Delegates from The Columbia. Camden, Union,
Anderson, Mt. Tabor. st Mathews, Newber-
ry, Lexington, orangeburg, and Charleston,
represented their respective Societies, and we
regret that there were no delegates TO repre-
sent large and respectable portion OF our dis
i'ict which Is no, behind the spirit of the age in
endeavoring 10 suppress tho ruinous. demoral-
izing aud corrup,ing national vice of habitual
indulgence in strong drink. According TO the
pEesenluonts other Grand Jury, old Edgeheld
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

Indicin.ut.-Wr learn that tho Grand
Jury OF LA SalIs county have found n bill
agains The president and directors OF the
Rock River Railroad Company for swind
ling. N the emission Of bills which they
canuo, and never intend 10 pay-Chicago
Democrat.