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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
Prom the Baltimore P.irlo, OF Mond,y.


GREAT BANK ROBBERY.-we leorr hv IN.
cars this morning that the Frederick County B,ok
at Frederick, Md. has just been robbed OF upvsrd
Of ONE HUNDRED AND EIeHrr yrvE THOUSAND No,
Lars, in specie, notes and other yauables. AnR.
WARD OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS !.
offered for the recovery Of the money and the do
lection Of the robber The thieves, it appears con.
vcyed away IN gold the amount Of $1,000; in note,
and bills Of other banks and checks ss z3s IN ,o,.
OF the Frederick co. bank. si34,os7; STATE no,
cent bonds $4,000; State r.r certificates sIa 600.
per cent. sterling bonds sl2,222; making in tbs
aggregate sis5,o76. Alta meeting OF the p,,si.
dent and Directors Of the Bank yesterday il wa, re.
solved to offer reward 900 for the recovs,
Of the MONEY, or proporiona,ely for par, and the
detection o. the thieves We learn that the key Of
one OF the doors Of the Bank was found YESTERDAY
" creek about hundred yards from the bud;oc
and dark lantern was found upon bridge in the
vicinity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE,
TIL u,gf,pAI, y O'clock, A. M. }

tLOON'--"e note m Improvement this w,.L
N Az descrip ioas o. -Four. Howard s,rss, ~ -
se,Ive demand ~ s. for sucd,fd brsods. and s1osb
msni' nc Itse'pl price hesalso advanced. nd es
Flour at S. bot holders ere Arm inns n, =, w w,
aruV'nee, as there - but little or 10 stock on band
. ne s'oek OF Susqnthanna Flour Is also very light,
and we note sales at 35. 'S''
eohhIN.-W heats continue 10 advance. A lot
o' PRIME Maryland whiio was sold Yesterday NJ Ii5
Cs. tho Pennsylvania eds in mSrksp vs.,,,'
gay were token NJ los to 100 c,s. Maryland Corn
IS worth 80 to 81 cents md yellow so cents. SoIss
o. Pennsylvania Rye stG2 ccnis We quote Ma,s'
''na a. 55 70 go cents Oats Maryland 80 70 40 81.
IN market The wagon prco of bbs. l. ne , ."u'
exclusive Of the barrel ''"s'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
RICH MONDE:
THURSDAY MORNING MAY a., ,s.,
NEXT CONGRESS

We copy from the Journal of Commerce a list Of
'ne members OF the now Consress-eections having
been held IN every State exeep, Illinois. The poll.
ueai classification by the Journal of Commerce. is
pretty nearly correct The Wings are allowed only
IN Tennessee, when they are entitled to Sand
mr.. Hunter is arranged with the whiss-a position
winch may no, be Agreeable either to him or to others.
Excluding him and Mississippi and Alabama, the
wings nave elected lac, and the LOcos SEA msjo.
n'y oil % al the opening Of Consress-h all be pre-.
the Locos from Alabama, and the result will he.
Wings IA
Feds a,
MIR. Hunter
Illinois (vacanr !,
eIe
Giving the Wings majority of DIFF they lose
ILLINOIS, where they have jus, expectations of gaining
tyyO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

The Convention OF tbe'Protes,ant Fpi.eon.l
Sh9reh, Tor the Dlocess Of Virginia. which assem-
Saturday last, and the concluding RELIGIONS q .s,c;'
ses were held on Sunday. We understand liz,
Bishop Meade, for the benefit OF his health wb;eb
has been inhrm for some time past, will he absen,
from his charge Tor the NEXT three or four months.
ae In'snnoing 70 embark IN the next Steam Packet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

ELEMENTS or GEOMETRY, ioih application, in
~snspaiiOn," by Charles Davies, l.. l.. D.. die.
lInggI'hed mathematician, and the author Of several
hIghy popular books Tor the use Of schools is a new
work just issued from the press Of Messrs Barnes a
Go. Philadelphia, and may be had at the book .,tor.
Of Me'srs Randolph & Go. The reputation OF the
author is guarantee that the book IL eondueiv. 70
the ends il conlemplates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
POLITICAL WORKS OF BISHOP HERE,

| a,, tObiNAls WORKS OF BISHOP HEQEQ
~, Ps,neai Psrks Of Reginald Hs5,r iats V;.bo, .,
CaienHa. John Murray. London, 1911. '"'P g"
In th' volume we have ths first completa eolI.c
uon OF inc poetica works Of that mos, postieaI NJ ali
eSSJs1cs' tue late Bishop Heber. The minority
| OF these pieces are we'll known: lint sone ~ H..
are here published for the first time To tbo,. .bn
are acquainted with Bishop Ueber onIv ,b,onak
ms hymns, Transitions, and religious pyodnc,ioa9s
the poems they will meet in this volume for the 6r.i
.,'e .nusl OCCASION very agreeable surprise by
presenting the afnIable and accomplished autbo, m
an aspect, not merely new but totally unIke ,bs -;
Nhich ne - generally known. The pieces M ~ adiJ
abound IN the most buoyint spirits are ebieav 81
ofesseo 70 SUBJECTS OF gay and sporlVe caste and
~ 70 ~ we sec'e' spring OF that profound love
and deep human sympathy which are svsrvwb.,s
90 VTsibly impressed upon the gray.s works N ,L
poet. The universally Of fIeber's mind h ,b,
planned At once; he sought and found eniovmen, :,
all ihngs was easly gratihed; was foil Of grateful
ness and thankful Joy; and fell that the cb.5s.,
the Christian minister was greatly nss,stsd IN h.,
nusnce upon Others by practical reputation Of bot
nustenty and conventional gloominess which loo -
ten conceal the very vices they are put on 10 de.
nounce.
What says Prudery to the following from the pen
SYMPATHY.
knight and a lady once metIn grovs
Whhe each was tn quest Of hisifve 1--we,
river ran mournflliy nurfnufinE by,
hnf ihey wept "a W. waters Tor sympathy
,oh' never wss knight such /, sorrow that bo,s -,
on never was mad SO deserted before 2,
IRON lhe and ~ wOcsiet ne Instantly dy
AhdJ'mpin together for company"
they setrchof ior an eddy fhst suited the dse6
b,u.thefo Nts bfarnhlC, end there waa a wei
10y. yt1w uTesoin9 ~ sstl tho fair with 4 ssh
% they sat down % rest theIs ~ Company
in,hy 1879 or eaeh Other, The maid end kolsbt.
hoW iar was hcr i0Tu, an8 how good y RI t.t.k,t
"Onf mourn 'u embrace - sBbs n m yo,s II - a, 90,
so kissng and crying kes company. ''''' '''"'"oT
nOh, bsdI but Iowa fuch an angel A. yoo,p
.'Oh, bad but my fwain been quzrierss t,pett
: 10 niiss such PERFECTION how blindcd wstIw
sure now hey we're excellent e0mTsny
- lenaih poke the lass, twiu smas md tear.
= 10 ueafher ~ cold for wsfery LioTi
When summer returns faay EASILY Gis.
Tbl hen let ussorrow In cnmpany."'
This u almos, as unlike the popular sotion Of
heoer as " Il bod been written by Milton. Its ex.
sc'y IKE changing the placid regular profile ofthe
ucen on reurrent coin for full ffont face break
ing out INTO burst Of sunny sueh;eT.-.gibioa.
-
ngAnnUDn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

correspondent Of the Enquirer deuomina,ss
n.ua" the 'Lsss n Dsnsersey." Previous to the
aruoe'ns 'aa'e.sd upon him by Ex-speaker Banks,
,ne enquirer dubbed him 'the isdomifssis Smith,
out whether he be the Lion or the Indomi,able-
"ne'nef ne resigns his scot in the Senate, or con
'esS inc ES'speaker's. We opine he canno, now,
10 "nen hend"il ruled the roast, mako some 81 .. 900
by trip to Washington.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27


Hence II IS apparent, that il the wings are uni.
eu, 'hsy can have every thing in their own way, in
one OF the two vacancies in Pennsylvania will
ne nIed by Wing, and the other by a Loco. II.
li,9'S VIII pTohably send Stuart and Casey, Wings,
ne present ratio of Representation is for every
ooooO Inhabitants, which will give the States m.
following reprrsentntinn. - 49, wy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

tIa nIS Sups seten 10 the present number Of the
House Of Representatives, already loo l,res e.,
calm and wise deliberation. Il cuts down the deli.
CATION oil some Of the old States, while adJin,
largely to those Of some OF the younger members
Of the Union. '''''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ALEXANDRIA, MAnKer 49,.

fLoUk.-Y Yesterday the wagon price Of -four
vas S95o; last sales from stores 1850 The Stocks
are small hut the demand is limited
GtAlN-Saes Of Corn from Vessels N, scc,.
wheat Is IN demand at 81 per bushel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
MISSISSIPPI

Gov. MeNnsi. !, seems. changed hi, mind aud or.
oe'sd SPECIAL Election Cor Members Of Congress
:" me 18th inst There was no regular opposition
!" Inc Wing Candidates. who are undoubtedly
elected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
The Lynchburg Republican. ,.v,.

r. hs Den. Jackson'sl Administration of the ,c.
,a 'ne nation. whilst acting as its Chief Msei..
,,'Is :. suneien' alone to cntito him to tho graft
vernment." sooe TO-
m any one tell us, whether the Editor Of the
"epuoi'ean Is vag or an inHoesna
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

The New York Commercial Adver,;se, .,,,.
there were two persons on board this uoro,,nno,,
ro''e' whose names have not yet reached the pub.
NC eye 10 the published list, "Mr Howell and
friend" arc named. That friend was Mrs. Howell
VINO was married to Mr. II. few hours before tic
steamer left the port, The other was Robert Ham.
iI'on Dund's, Of the British Navy, a promising
young oficer.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
WIG GAINs Ar LATE EI.Ecrlnns

In Virginia . 1o.,,,.S.'
In Indiana -
In Maryland a.
IN North Carolina do
In Tennessee A.
Being clear gain Of IL meri,e,,
Whilst ~ three other States, Connecticut. Rhode
Island, and Kentucky, the Wings have held Ibeir
own.-.Nai Int. '''' '"'"
This looks very like the Wings were erumbling To-
pieces, as was predicted short time sincel
q, III there be any man in Office who would starve
turned OUT u u a. once an argument for hi, rs.
such was the unfeeIing language Of the Globe
some " or IS months since, when the Kitchen Ca.
e'net sought an apology for eveting tho few Wings
then remaining IN Office. Although no one could
uesrc the present Administration TO make such
principle the rule Of action in rcmovals--no good
and just man would grieve hinsclfto death. n IN,
authors Of the a5ominable sentiment were made 10
feel the practical effects Of H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
MARRIED.

. Oh lhe e4th iprsni, by the Re,d w. q Plurmer ID ID
w spWhED BRUCE WARD. TO siss LOUISA, dsofh
ter Of W. BALDWIN, Eco al Of this CIV,
h5- Tue Norfolk aud Portsmsuth pspsrs -fu ple,se
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
THE STEAMSHIP pREsIDeNr

Inc arrival of the Caledonia, bringing no ,idiny,
Of the President, left hope for the safety of tia,
steamer and her late is now the sad theme of CONVEX
'auoh IN all circles. We subjoin a list of the pas
'ensers from the National lntelligencer.
From the National Iateligsne,r.
All hope OF the safety of this vessel (sav. the
American SentineD seems now to he abandoned
She is said to have been the larges, steamer ever
Ouit' $500 tons burden, with engines of $40 horse
power The New York Sun publishes a comolc,e
anu accurate list OF the Passengers twenty in
number whose names we subjon. Besides these.
the officers and crew amounted to 81 in nunohsr
making together 100 souls, all of whom bo,o no.
yond doubt been for many weeks sleepine beneath
the dark waves Of the ocean. Among the n,sse,.
gers and officers Of the ship, says the Sun, we had
several personal acquaintnnces Of excellent worth.
II IS with sorrow unspeakable that VIC yield To the
convection that we must bid them all long and 6oaI
adieu.
Edward Barry, New York
G Roberts, do
Leo Wolf
Master Mohrng,
Z rlefeI, New York
A X Warbnugh, do
- f,'1roy Lennox, British Army
M Courtney, do
+ Power and servant,
II Mle'ogares, Philadelphia
oa'"u'' vans New York
Charles Cadet, Bu,no. A..
- .s'.'e'' Baltimore, Md.
W m Lorner, Cuba
+ Bdncher, do
John Fmyser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

10 Walter C:les,vB $50
!, Thomas w Gilmer whis.
- Wm l. Goxg,n, wing.
ls VIM A Harris, vB
" A III III Stuart. Wing.
II George w Hopkins, VB.
70 G w Sammers, Wing.
O l. Hays, VB.
III Lewis Steinrod, v b.
-. Kentucky.
Lion Boyd, VB.
Philip Trple,, whis.
Joseph r Underwood, Wing.
Bryan w owsey, do
John Thompson, do
Willis Green, do
John Pope, do
= syames G Sprgg, do
John White, do
10 Thomss + Marshall, do
II Landoff w Andrews, do
IL Carrot Davis, do
IL VIM o Butler, VB.
Indisna.
George w Profit, Wing.
Richard w Thompson, Wing gain.
Joseph L White, do do
James III Cravens. do do
Andrew Kennedy v. B. gain.
David Wallace, Wing gain.
( Henry s Lane, Wing gain.
Maryland.
!. Isaac ID Jones, Wing.
=. James A Pearce, Wing gain.
). James w Williams, v. b.
4. Z. Kennedy, whis gain.
Alexander Randall, Wing gain.
.. VIM Cost johnson, Wing.
.. John L Mason, ". B.
q. Augustus II Sellers, whis.
Tennessee.
l.. Thomas d Arnold, whis.
2. Abraham Mcclellan, v. b.
). Joseph L. Williams, Wing.
4. J ulius w Blackwell, V.B
5. Hopkins L Turney, V.B.
=. VIM Campbell, Wing.
.. Robert l. Caruthers, Wig.
;. Meredith p Gentry, Whiy
3. Harvey Nj wattcrson, v. b.
III. Aaron Brown, v. b.
~. Cave johnson, v. Ii.
IL. Milton Brown, whis.
Is. Christopher ii Williams, vhig.
:, North Careims.
!. Kenneth Rayner, whiy.
2. John X Daniel, V.B.
;. Edward Stanley, Wing.
4. VIM ii Washington, Wing gain.
5. James Mckay, v. b.
q Archibald Arlington. v.B.
q. Edmund Deberrv, Wing.
8. X Nj Saunders, V.B.
3 Augustine II Shepherd, Wing gain.
10. Abraham Rencher, Wing gam.
III. Green Caldwell, ". b.
IL. James Graham, Wing.
IL. Lewis Williams, Wing.
alabama.
Reuben Chapman
Geo S Huston,
BENZ Shields,
Mississippi
wR Harley, wings, General ticket.
REcArIruLArIos-byR Figures
10 prevent tue necessity of explanation here.
AFTER we state here, in advance, that in couparin.
with the last Congress, we take the deI.csI;pn, y
they stood when frs, elected. Any change
which m'y have subsequently, occurred, either d,
resignation, death, or iranSni grafton we make n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

W Advertisers arc requested TO hand ir ,,,,,
ADVERTISEMENTS at as early an hour Of the a.v =,
practicable AlladVcuiscnonls intended for in.,,.
ton in tho ensuing days paper, must be handed n
before o'eloekrP. NJ, and those ntended f., ~.
ser'ion in Mondays paper must be handed in On
SATURDAY otherwise lhoy cannot appear until n.
day AFTER ''' '"e
49, ne annual commencement Of Rsndol,L
s,. cohege will take place on the s,b and III
w. mex, when addresses will be delivered hs,,
wy; NV Two Soc'e''es and the Alumni Of tina, ns,i,a.
ma7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

To nr,ven, 80 N:' ftstT'
prevent tNe necessity Of explanation here
AFTER we state here in advance that in cou,p,ring
with the last Congress, we take the delegations as
they stood when first elected. ANY changes
which may have subsequently, occurred, either by
resignation, death, or nsrnigrstion, We make no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

wing "'Jorty| One vacancy.
@whiss.
By appointment Of Governor. Holds Office till
next meeting OF the Legislature.
House Of Repress niai,res.
Inc House OF Representatives comprises, when
iuii, l42 members. The number thus far elected.
including those Of Alabama and Miss,,ippi. /, i37'
Inc following Is a list Of them. In regard to one
or Two oi the members ON North Carolina. and
ono from Tennessee, there may be doubt, but the
P.ooaol1y that every name will stand as here
presented should the case be otherwise, we shall
Oh course set the matter right with our readers.
Districts. Louis;an.
Edward White, whig.
81 DAWSON, V h gain.
John aore, Whis.
Missouri.
John Job" s M,,,sl; w Va General ticket.
Vermont.
Hilani Hall, Wing,
William s sde, Wing.
) Horace Eyercttc, Whjy.
Augustus Young Wing gain.
John Mai,ock,, do.
l Nathaniel Clifford. Va.
VIM. Fessenden, whig gain.
) Benjamin Randall. Wing.
George Evans, Wing.
Nathaniel Litilefeld, VB.
Alfred Marshall, V b.
Joshua Lower, VB.
Elisha IL Allen, Wing gain.
Georgia
Richard w Harbersham,
William c Dawson,
Julius G Alvord,
Eugenius Nisbet.
Lot, Warren. All Wings.
Thomas Butler King, General ticket
Roger l. Gamble,
James
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

Wing majority. One vacancy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RuEUM.

FALL EivER, May 3, 1899
lJESSRS. A. u. u. Sand. II d been afflicted
vi with HE SAT- Rhcum in H. ,verest form u sev
cra years aud at times as bad on my hand and
on different parts of my bod n aim ST 10 prevent my
attending To business. had made use of a great mum
her of different preparations without obtIiulh2 bu l't
4 any benefit aud became so much discouraged thai
resolved t"n e no more unless could procure one
warranted Ia rnre. tearing oi your Nnluable nhcdA
went Providence L. L., aud purchase one dozen
of IT, confident that II II cur ne could dispose I"
hundreds ut boxrs. ] used IL, aud immedillely per
ccved that IL benefited me, aud after using Il n few
weeks, was cured ,nirely, and my skin was as II
never had il. Il is now about two year, since was
cured, aud since that time lave been entirely free
from it. have sold hundreds OF boxes uf u Il
my friends aud customers, and II has been used with
almost versal success IN ~ Instance. One lady
who called for II, had the compla nj ST. bad nr
her face, that could hardly bear To look at her Sh,
uughi one box aud in less than week, she was
puiatively cur Il. she used rwo hnxrs, which en-
irey Cuied her In short, such has hern lis succesr
IN ne diseases Of the skin, that think sh 'nd dc
those injustice who simary afflicted did not lei
them know The peculiar benefit which have received
ard which have known hund eds of others TO receive
from the use Of your valuable Remedy"
Truly yours, &C.
EDWIN PURTER. Merchant. Fall River.
It's with much satisfaction that the proprleiors are
able lay the above ceh fcae before the public. III
all may sre aud know tl- great benefit which inh
vdhal is able certify to havin. received ~ tnowu
others tecevr from the of this valuable medicine
Not only for salt Ricnnl, hu for all other diseases o
the in, such as Rngaur Teter, CT Head, Rar
bet's jackson tch Eczera, &c. this medcine ~ also
| certain cure. The syrup m SaTsaprlla is recon
mcnded Ia he used with The Remedy, as II tends t0 pu
rify ard throw out from The blood aud system, all t'
unhratry humo connected win the disease, aud III,
app cation of the Remedy externally at the time
eradicat.s II from The sy,tem. Numerou, instance
have uccurr where this course has effect cures u
one wcrk's time. Evety person afflicted with Ties
co,n niaiu,s in nnv fotn invited tn make imncd at
usc Of this valuable IN, d clue aud get cured wtou
delay.
/ p,epnrrd and sod by A. n. e. ID. Sands, 20 Fulton
A. r. corner of Gold stree, AZ 100 Fulton,
| William 81. New York, aud sold by Ir. u. r. iI'I
/ ARD, Newport q. l., aud by the most resrectabl
/ druggists IN iheU. :. irice 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary

Resolred By this General Assembly,
(ihc Senate toncurring with the House
nf Representatives therein) that the
Freemen of The several towns in this
State. and Of the city of Providence,
qualified 10 vote for general officers. be
and they are hereby requested to choose
ht their scmi-annual town or ward meet;
ngs IN August next, so many delegates,
and of like qualifications, as they are
now rcsprctvely entitled to choose re.
Prcsen,aives 10 the General Assembly,
To attend convention to be holden at
Providence "n the First Monday Of No
vemher, lsii.to frame new Constitu
ton Tor iiis State. either in whole or in
part. with Irl powers far this purposc 4.
aud II only for Constitution in mari.
that SAID Convert ~ lmvo under ,heir
csrerhl consideration. the expeaiency Of
equalIzing the representation Of ,h,.
towns in the House Of Representatives
Roso'red, That n majority of the
whole number o( delegates which all the
towns are entitled 10 choose, shall CON.
sirnie quorum who may elect Presl
dent aud Secretary. Judge of the qual,6
c"iions of the members, and establish
snoh rules and proceedings as they may
think necessary, and any town or cit,
"hicn may omit IN elect its delegates n
me sad meetings in August. may elec
them o' anv lime pre-, ious to the meeting
OF snid convention.
R'solued, ! hat tho constitution n,
amendments agreed upon by said con.
vfbtion, shall b. Submitted TO The Free.
mon ~ open town or ward meetings 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
] OIUI TNDO
The following certificates show the high csii
nation in which DIR. Aliens lialsam is held.
OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL
FACULTY..

NV
AT n meeting Of the Medical Society Of
Washington County, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed =
ResOired, That from knowledge Of the
composition Of DR.. Aliens Balsan Of llore
hound, Liverwort, and PIeurisy Root, and the
most astonishing effects we have seen il have
upon our patients, it is our decided opinion
that it will cure Consumption and Liver Com
plaint, and we do strongly recommend it TO the
faculty and the public generally.
JoaN X. Smith, NJ ID. Prest.
DAVID 7. HALL, NJ. ID. SCc'ry.
Fran J. L. Rogers, w. ID. .Ncv York CITY.
Dr. B. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For a year past
have been in The habit Of prescribing your
Balsam Of lIorchound, Livorwort, and Pleurisy
Root, to my patients in private practice have
also used it in tho Hospital. find i, remedy
Of great efficacy in affections of the Lungs and
Liver, in cases Of Consumption, Cough, Asth-
ma and Bronchitis. have found livery cihcd-
cious, and believe it is prescribed very gene
rally by the profession.
i'll. RoGEns, NJ ID.
To B. ID. Allen, NJ, ID.
From The Rer. Dr. Scott Of .NtW York.
\ DR.. d. b. .ailen dear sir-Iam most happy
to inform YOU that your Balsam Of lIorehound
\ Liyerwort, and Pleurisy Root has cured ne oI
Liver Complaipt disease Hndcr which had
labored upward Of six years. have recon-
mendcd it to several of my friends afflicted with
the same malady, and in every instance has II
been successful. Hoping God may spare your
Il life for usefulness.
am, respectfully yours,
Il JoHN ScoTT, ID. ID.
II To y. ID, .AHen, NJ. ID.
Il CAUTION. ;UjSpurchase mono unless il has
the certificate Of "Copyrighr' on the wrapper
and label aud the written signature of
II B. ID. ALLEN, NJ ID.
II General depot, SO barclay street, New York
II For sale in Newport by n. Il. HAZARD
at The sign Of the Golden Mortar. Sept. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General assembly jan. Session, a. d. 1871

IN General .fSSembty, JUi Session, a. H. 1911.
AN ACT in amendment OF an act re.
lative to the election Of Senators and
Representatives in Congress, aud Of
Electors Tor the election of President
and Vice Prcsiden, ofthe T.. States
BE IL enacted By the General Assembly
as follows
SECTION /. The election Of the Re-
presenlaiives from this State in the Con.
g.ess of the United States, shall be hold
en- on the third Wednesday Of April. A.
y. ls4l, instead Of the last Tuesday of
Augustus is provided in the aci to which
this is an amendment aud all subsequent;
elections shall be holden every second
wear thereafter, on the third Wednesday
ot April. The votes given in to the mo.
dcrafors of the several town meetings
and to the ward meetings Of the city of
Providence, shall be transmitted bv the
moderators of town. meetings and by the
city clerks Of said city of Providence.
scaled up as is now provided by law, to
the General Assembly at the session
thereof to be holden OH the first Wednes.
day Of May next following and the
votes shall be counted, and the result
declared, and the same proceedings had
IN declaring the election, or in ordering
new election as is now provided by
law.
SIC. 2. So mnch OF the act to which
this is in amendment as is Inconsistent
with this act, is hereby repealed.
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