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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18
GENERAL ASSEIs gsLY,
January SCSSiOn--AT PROVIDENCE.
From the Providence Journal.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, 1914.

SENATE The Senate came to order
It . O'Clock. the Governor N the chair.
4 resolution was received from the
House of representatives appointing a
committee To examine and audit the
amount of The Quar,ermasle. General,
which was concurred in, with the addl-
ion of Mcssrs LawIon and Durlce.
The Governor laid before the Senate
, letter from Alexander Va,tcmare, upon
the subject Of international literary ex.
changes.
A message was received from the
House Inviting The Senate 10 j'ir for the
purpose of proceeding in the trial of The
docke, Of private petitions, and the Sen.
ate joined accordingly
The Senate continued IN tho House the
whole day, upon the trial Of the petition
Of BrtseE Angel.
After which, the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-The House met ar 0 O'Clock.
Mr. +. Brown after some observation
moved thar the Committee appointed by
caCvasscrs OF the town of GIoce-ier be-
discharged from the further consideration
# the petition.
Mr. Sherman, one Of The committee.
made some remarks in opposition to the
mo;ion, to which Mr. Brown replied.
The vote was then taken, aud the :no
ton rejected.
The two Houses then jnined for the
purpose of continuing the trial Of private
petitions.
Gen. Carpenter continued the opening
tor the defence, IN the case of BctseS
\ ,eIl VS.. Earl Carpenter
Before the House adj dj'urncd. memo
rial WIS received from The CITY Of Provi
dcncc. concerning The license law, aud
referred.
The House thea adjourned ill three
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON. The House met at !,
o'clock.
The petition of Francis Mcclure, Cor
remission of fuc, was received aud re-
lerlcd.
The two Houses then joined for the
purpose Of continuing the 'riaI Of private
petitions. Tha, Of Bcisey Angel vs..
Earl Carpenter was t"kcn up. Two OF
three witnesses were examined for the
petitioner. Samuel Y. A,wcl closed
he case for the respondent in an eIabn.
ate argument. Joseph l.. Tlliinghas
,losed the case for the petitioner, COM
a, length, upon the points in the
espondcnt's argument, and rccoDcillug
he apparent contradictions in the lesll. |
no1y.
Daring the course Of Mr. Tillinghas's
rgument the two Houses separated.
Petition Of Samuel Clarke. for sale of \
cal estate, was received aud referred to .
Committee on Real Estate.
Petition Of Stephen Siocum. for ap-
roprIa,on for support of family of deaf I
nd dumb children, was received aud Ie- /
erred 10 Committee on Education.
\ communication was received from
Providence Franklin Society inviting I
he members uf the General Assembly
D attend n course Of lectures on veget.
lie PHI, slology, to be delivered by Owen
lason, Esq.
The House then adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18

SARsAPARIILA und Tomato Bitiers; Tooth.
- ache Drops; Browns Boncsct Candy
Starkwea,her's IIepatc Elixir; Incxhauslu.
bic Smelling Salts a further supply OF these
celebrated articles just received by
June 9Th X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18
RHEUMATIsM, GOVT, SPRAINs.
swELLED JOINTS. STIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, CONTRACTION

tN F''t EFEf Ho' NVN NNN 7 TUN
OF THE CORDS. &c. &c.
sS IIEWES ~ KlTTREDGE'S BONE
- LINIMENT COMBINED-a prepa-
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this LInmont stands
nnrIval!ed in its efficacy. it can truly be de-
nominated Pain Extractor, as 1t will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints
1t is put mp IN bottles at the low price of 80
cents, aud is for sale by most Of the drug
glsts. For the genuine, call for Hewes &.
Hittredge's Llnlment Combined" See Ger.
thcatos on wrapper. For sale by r. J. Tay-
Ior & II. X. Hazard, Newport, r.
Nov. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18

the achievement Of which 10 our glory
and boast.
In depicting a scene so momrDtons' IN
our early history, II has been his endeav-
or to preserve truth the character oi
ea, h individual Is drawn IN accordance
with his acts, and the costume and ac-
cessaries are IN keeping with the time
and place; among the latter is the screw
which was afterwards transferred to
the May flower, aud was the probable
means of preserving the ship and the
nuke of the anchor-indicaiing The bow
of the vessel, as we'll as being the EN-
blem of hope--'he bow of promise-and
upon the sail is written, "God with US. "
."But after they had enjoyed fair winds for n season,
they met with contrary winds aud fierce storms,
with which their ,hip shrewdly shaken, and had
her upper r. made ionkY and one oi the main
hcuni, ni her id-hip- bowed and cracked, whirl
put them some fear that she would not hu able To
Ucrturm the Vu'agr--un which the principal 81 the
stamen aud passengers had sci iurs constitution what
Ia do. whether To return or hold Bnt the shr
proving strong under water bN u screw which one al
ihe passengers hid brought from Holland the said
beam was brought into his place ngnn-whrh bcng
done. aud well secured by the carpenter, they resolved
to hold un their voyage" &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18

GF WIN. Browns pure Extract Of Sar.
saparllla, prepared by new mode OF cx.
linctlng The strength from The root without
evaporation. Is now extensively rccommen-
ded by the Boston physicians; " Is fast TAX.
ing the place ui all medicines for purifying
the blood, humors in the face aud neck, Salt
Rhcum, all diseases of the skin, Rhcuma-
tism. scin,c complaint, &c. II ~ IN ex,en
-lvc use for eradIcaling mcrcurIal diseases
from the system.
For sale in Newport by
X. II. HAZARD, Drugyis,s
X. }. TAYLOR, D'"ss'''S'
June g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18
iU-GENUINE BUFFALO OIL

roPROMOTE TUE GROWTH AND BEAUTIFY
I'VE lihiR. The Original aud ifue article l. put M
'hlyb WV. BRowr, al Washington street. A. u
number Of countetieits LHye recently appeared get
ne genuine-sce that the outside wrapper signed
70 W N brown' also n copy right has been sururrd.
~" entered adCnrdingto act the Clerk
'Vce of the District Court IN lsi0. The above art
ts fasi kiug the pace of all others, tu promote t
growth aud beauify the hair. " gives n abeauttul
stih gloss aud causes u To curl and !. than
Int vegetable preparation. Fot sale In ostuu by the
ropfieor, and retsiled by all the Urug gsts aud Per
tuners also for saeby sllthe Drurgstsn Providence
Newport, New Bedford, Taunton. Lowell, salem
NcWbuf ypoft, Worcester, fpTngheld. Dct.2t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18
SPENCE FS'S
VEGETABLE PILLS, SYRUP 8
PLASTER.

'sNllE numerous proofs daily received of the
utility of SpENcER's TEGEI.4BLE
PUL.S, not only from professional men, but
also from individuals, previously unknown to
mc, many of them guardians and instructors
of YOUTH who speak from personal knowl.
edge, together with the rapid sale, complete
ly satisfies me that have no, been deceived,
Those recommendations have fully sustained
1t as a certain cure for the headache, ~ also
a sure remedy for many other complaints If
used according TO the directions which ac-
company them.
For vicious huniors OF the blood and for
piles Mrs. Joness syrup may be advanla
geously used IN connexon with the Pills.
For coughs, inflammation Of the lungs,
pain in The side or ~ any other part OF the
system, Mrs. Jones' Rheumatic Plaster should
be applied externally in conncxion with the
use Of the Syrup aud Pills.
There is not the least difficulty TO be appre-
hended from their use. either at home or abroad s
tncH operation as u caihartlc, Is So gentle, that
the person who uses them, will only know their
ine-iImabIo qualities by the speedy eradication o |
The cause Of distress.
~ ell eases originating in impurities Of the
blood, and those incident to the female cons,i-
luton, these medicines stand unrivaed, and
have no equal IN these classes Of complaints
which prove, not only extremely troublesome.
but often fatal, they have been extensively used.
aud with singular success. Their Virtues have
been fully tested, aud their efficacy proved ; aud
the pills aud syrup combined, have seldom, IL
ever been known to fail Of producing the de.
sir Il effect.
For sale by MARY TiIJ.Ey, No 40, Spring
street. Don't forget the number nor that Spen-
GERS Vegetable Pills are c,rion cure for the
headache. in all it, various forms. May 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18
i-fSMRS. NJ. N. RDNER'S INDI-
AN EALSAi OF LINERWORT AND

u tARIID ND.-1hc Original Vegetable Livrrwurl
Pa aratinn-Prirc ~ cents the tile - he ~ pop
uai remedy iu TIA. OF Cuueis, tol's, spiliing al
Blood aud Phihsir aud ali diseases of the lungs ais
l. IT, IL extensive Use t'r the cure OF Liver tompl lint
his is The hrsl pTtparttinn Ot LivcIwun Introduce
tu the American ?ubliC, II being Now twelve years
since IL was ist tslablishe' Its reputation stands
nntvallrd as cough mrdicil e-S,c certifcHtes and
places residence the lnled direction round the
bottle.
The undrrsIgnrd having received gIeai benefit foI
The cure ui diseases above uamcd W III confidence
recommend the crl,bIated rasam of LiyeIwou th,
public
Ernest Webster. DaydP Woodbury.,
Thomas skins .jr. T.. ilorion,
e.. Ellis, u. Gdll,
&. Williams Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale aud retail by the proprietor, "a lIbiAM
BROW y, AL " Hshingion street, Reaici hy all The
Druggists IN RusfOn, Salem. New Brdinrd urcesirI
A. u 4 H. sands, New YoIk Hartford,
SpingfrId, and by Il. J. TAYLOR, RR lAHN
Newport. Nov. 23.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18

a 1INEGAR-ioo bbl.. best quality cidcr, for
y sale by T. +. & W. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18
Weir'S Picture.
or The EmbarkaiiOn of the Pilgrims.

This Painting, executed by Mr.. WEIG
for the Capitol, was last evening raised
10 It's assigned place in one of the two
southeastern panels Of the solundo, and
rs open 10 public view this morning, be-
ing the anniversary Of the landing OF
tins Continent OF the intrepid compan,
whose emharcatIon from Holland the
painting Is designed To commemorate.
For the better understanding Of the
picture by those who 90 to view it, and
for the information OF distant readers
We insert the history Of the event which
forms the subject of the painting, and
the explanation and description given of
II by the artist
All who have had an opportunity Of view.
my the picture bear unqualified tesllmo-
ny TO lis excellence both in design and
execution But all agree, alsp, that.
some acquaintance with the history Of
the event which it CONNIE norales l..
necessary to just appreciation Of lis
merit.
The Picture Of The Embarcdtion of he.
Pilgrims from Uebt Harcn, IN Hot
land, painted By Robt " Weu, m|
conformity 10 an act Of Congress tor,
filing The racaa' panels ~ The Rotundo
g The Capitol.
The painting represents part Of the
congregation of Mr.. John Robinson,
who, having been driven from Engla
by persecution, had resided in Holland
for eleven years, and are now gathered
upon the deck Of the Speedwell, at the |
moment of cmbarkOlion for America.
The historical text fom which the |
painting is composed may be found in
Morion's New England Memorial, and
is as follows:
"The next day, tho wind being fair
they went on board, and their friends
with them, where truly dolefu was the
sight Of that sad and mourniul parting
TO hear what sighs, and sobs, and pray
cas- did sound amongst them; what tears
did gush from every eye, and pithy .
speeches pierced each others hearts,
that sundry of The Dutch strangers that
stood on the quay as spectators could not
refrain from tears vet, comfortable and
sweet u was To- see such lively and true
expressions OF dear and unfeigned love
But the tide (Which stays for no man
calling them away, that were thus 10th
to depart, their reverend pastor falling
down on his knees, and they all with him,
with watcrv checks, commanded them
with most fervent prayers unto the Lord
and his blessing and then, with mutual
embraces aud many tears, they TOOK
their leave one oi another, which proved
10 be the last leave to many of them"
Those who arc represented in the
are. the Pastor. Mr.. John Rob
nspn, Gov Carver, his wife and chill. II
lren, Elder w Brewster, his wife aud
ick child, William Bradford and hi
vie. Samuel Fuller AID wife, William
White aud his WIFE, Edward Minsloa.
'ife, aud two boys under their care,
: apt Miles Slandisb, aud hlS wife Rose
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18

A N assortment Of DR.. Jnynes' Medicines
~ just received from Philadelphia, and for
sale Wholesale and retail by Dr. X. n. HhZ-
ARD, at the sign OF the Golden Mortar
Washington square, Newport, Il. l.
March 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-18
DIR. Jayne's Medicines !

Pastor Of the Church IN =. Nofib brd
South Northbridge, sept. !, 1910.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
STRAY SALES.
march 27. Is44-5t

WILL. sell at the court house door in the town
L of Holly Springs, on the fourth Monday ia
Marshall county, viz:
One sorrei mare, taken up by William Brady
living in the town of Waterford blaze face, sup
posed TO be years old this spring, appraised 10
$1,000
Also a sorrel mare, taken up by Jeremiah
johnson, about 6 years old, blaze face, no other
visible marks, appraised TO $500
Also 10 head of hogs, taken up by John II
Goode, living miles above BradleyS mills on
Pigeon RooSt creek mostly black and red spot
ted Suws and barrowS marked with swallow
fork and upperbii in the right and crop and two
splits and under bit in the left ear, the other
spotted with Swalow-fork and under bit IN The
right and crop of the left ear the SowS and bar
rows are about one year old, appraised 10 Sl6,5O
Also white steer taken up by VIM L Ash,
living - miles south of Holly springs spPosed
10 be about ten years Old Cron If the right ear.
some dark SpeckS on the neck and sides, black
ears, appraised to $3.50.
A l>o black mare pony, taken up BY X. Ben
ton living in North Mt. Pleasant with whl.e
spot in the forehead end snip on the nose sup
pl e % be years old last spring, appraised 10
; 500.
"A 80 one red and white Heifer, taken up by
Joshua b Crane. living 3 miles south of Carriers
bridge on Cold Water, years old, unmarked,
no brands perceivable, appraised To $500
Also one COW and yearling, taken up by Him
ton Perry, living miles west OF TallalooSa, red
with crop and unmar ked in the leii, the yealiinS
| is red with half crop IN the right both applalS-
| ed o 500
Also one oxen, taken up by William Wright,
living miles southeast Of Holly Springs, re-
with motley face, supposed 10 be years old mar
| kad with two under bits in the right ear andone
under bit in the left ear, appraised TO 81
/ A 50 | taken up by Bergman q Richmond
livlng IL miles northwest of failaoosa, marx
ed with half crop in each ear. branded on Inc
| right hip with the letter A H. flesh marks white
! back ahd belly, some white in the face, black
about the eyes horns and sides, appraised TO 81.
| Also head OF sheep, taken up by William Z
| Malone living ; miles 81 uth-weSt Of Chulahoma,
all ewes and has a small bell, all marked with
a crop and split in the lelt ear aud crop IN the
right, appraised to 5000.
| AIS one heller, taken up by Alfred Freeman,
on section IL, Town 3, Range |, west, years
| old bfin lie dun, marks or brands percetya-
/ bic appraised 10 5000
Also sows, taken up by Moses EcholS living
| ) miles north of Chuahnma 2 marked with a
swallow fork in the left ear, the other unmaTk-
| ed mother marks or brands, appraised TO Is 90
JAMES II. SWAN. Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

For the Hair, fTCm Comstook s. Co.-Its posi-
tive cus litieS are as follows:
Isi For inianis, Eeeping the head free from
ScBTf, enc csu>lrg luxuriani growth of hair
2 For ladies' after Childbirth restoring tht
skin TO its natural strength and frmDesS, anc
preventing the falling cut Of The hair,
): For any person recovering from any debil
ily, lhe same effect is produced.
a: II used IN infancy tlll gocd growth is star
ted IL may be preserved by attention the laIes
period OF life
5: Ii frees the head from dandIuff. strengthens
the roots, imparis health and vigor TO the ciIuia-
tion, and prevents the hair fIom changing col
or or getting gray.
6th-It causes the hair to curl beautifully
when done up in il over night
gFNo lady'S toilet should ever be made with
oul II.
7Ih-Cbildren who have bv any means con
tracied vermin in the head ale Immediately and
perfectly cured of them bv its use Il is infallible
sJl had been bald about five yearS-no more
hair on he top of my head than on the back of
my hand, and head covered with thick scarf
In this situation, about The 10Th of August ia>I T.
began using the Balm OF Columbia, from { ON
stock & Co, since which time have used Two
and a half bottles the Balm which mas IuIly
restOrd my hair, and freed my head entirely from
ScuTf. My head Is now covered with fine flow
ing long hair, which any one may see ty calling
on at Stamford, Connecticut
DARIUS S. SCOFFIELD.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. F. Lew
is, on the South side of the public square
Also, by E. A. Talbot. sign OF the golden
mortar
April IS. 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
SALE OF NEGROES,

BY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
on the 18th day of August. 1910, by John
\ PhifrI s. Ann. kis wife. for the purposes
therein mentioned. which is duly recorded
in the office of ;he Probate Clerk of Mar
shall County, Mississippi; We will offer
for sale at public ou,ry at the Court House
in the town of Holly Springs, on
Monday the 29fh :1og Of April 1874,
the following negro slaves 10 vi, Frank
Sc, Fanny. Sandy, Mumford and Mary
The title to the above named Slaves is be-
lieved to be perfect, but we will only convey
such title as is vested in us by the above na-
med Deed ofTrust Terms of sale-Cash.
NATHANIEL ANDERSON,
CHARLES LOFLAND,
Trustees
march 27. lS44-5t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
CLEMENS kDIkN! TONIC.

IHJdttIOtS Cufc j JOF 1HtttSf W II : 0tS ana
FeUers
This Invaluable Medicine is purely Vegetable
TV13E une xampled success of this truly unri-
L UdiEed fonic, in curing, in lew hours,
where ALL other remedies have failed, and that
too in cases OF six, nine, twelve and eighteen
mon hs Standing g-WarrantS The assertion, that il
taken according 10 the directions, ii Is tnfaLiibLe
long list of certificates in proof OF Its infalii-
bility might be added but those upon the wrap
per are deemed sufficient Try il, and be CON
vnced that il is The most pleasant most certain,
and tile very remedy ever offered TO the Pub
lie, for pu ting speedy termination TO ChlilS or
Ague and Fever.
II is not in the least nauSeaing, nor does il
operate upof the bowels but its salutaly action
upon the whole system is charming, that eve
rv one is highly delighted at their speedy recove-
ry To health. Speh remedy the afflicted have
long been in want of one that cures speedily and
permanently, where the usual caution TO i'm
proper exposure is ob,erVed.
The tact that the recipe was obtained from
the RED MN ofthe Foress silenceS all doubt as 10
lis bels g purely Vegetable NATURES RENE
DY-and may, therefore, BE- taken by every one
with the most perfect safety. Persons living ID
Ague and Fever districts, should never b. with
oul supply of this ingaln zJts Tonic a. in il,
they will ALWAYS find d certain trIead in time ol
need The great and rapidly growing popular
iiy oil this medicine, may cause others To fTy and
initiate ii-therefore, be Snre 10 ask for Glenn
EMS ESEAFAt ONO, put up by GEO
u. HOUSE, Proprietor, whose name is writ
Ten upon he label and wrapper of each bottle
3J None genuine without his written signature
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
gIG & ssI C ~ E 6 ga

Dear SIr:-I had ChIliS and Fevets for twelve
moaths line months OF the time, without being
able 10 check IL with ALI. the aid could procure
from Physicians and the various Tonic Fever <
Ague mixtures sold bv the Drugsfores. In Ap-
ell la>t saw your advertisement of Clemens In-
tian Fonic, as an iafatti6Le cnre. | made no
delay in calling upon you, and by using said
Fonic, tried ii about The same time, with the
same happy resat. Yours. respectfully
G. l.. GLASGOW.
From the ClarkSville Chronicle. Oct, 81, IS43
DR. T. L. Scott: Dear Strive have used
Clemens Indian Tonic in many ca>eS of Ague
and Fever, and we find il. in every particular,
what ii iS recommended to be in your advertise
ment. We have heretofore used most of the
popular remedies in for Asue and Fever,
and unhe>iatingly recommend Clemens In
dian Tonic TO The confidence of The public, from
aur personal experience and observat as a
>afe, certain, and prompi cure for The Ague and
Fever, in any form stage of the disease.
Yours, &C., p. P sAcHER,
JAMES J. PRITCHETT,
LEVI COLEMAN.
Bear Springs Furnace, Tennessee Oct %, I643
Mr. Geo. w. House: Dear Sir have sold
the Indian Tonic that yonr agent left with me
and the money is ready for you. l have been re
qnested by my neighbors to send Tor more thost
who have tried il have GREAT confidence IN /
Send me further supply, and direct il 10 ths
Cumberland Iron Works Yours, respt
Extract OF a letter from Rev. F. A OWEN o
Memphis dated Nov 10, I643:
"My dear Sir IL have tried lemens' India
Tonic in six different cases, and find il efica
cious in a very high degree. II arrested III
no return. | cheeTfully give this TESTIMONY
that othe RS may be induced 10 use remedy bot
safe and eificacious in curing chi. Is and lever
Yours, very truly"
U+For sale at the sign ofthe Golden Mo
March 9. l844-em
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

Tbe following poetical advertisement is
= the Ladv's Book for February.
Who'll aPply9
v.vrFD-as wife-by very nice
man,
.1tpY who wishes to learn all she an.
d. IS lively and pleasant. and talented too
Al would honor her lord, as lady would
do;
u-sa tsste for Bellies Letters, for music and
love,
And ioins 10 good temper the grace of the
dove
Wah viruous contempt for the base and
the vile.
And wish to see Italy. Greece and the
Nile
She must speak The Kings English, and
turn out her toes,
And in dancing, contrive MOTTO core on
her nose.
Psreninded and moral, qIite free from all
sIn
And 10 wind up the list--hare good share
of"TIS"
A Lady so perfect--if such there be
Will dnd a good husband in searching for
n she care for gentleman, painter, and
poet
A choice sort Of man, tho he don't always
show it;
Who las made the grand tour"-and
manners 70 match,
She'll Cad that the writer's capital catch
n cou,slt vita an honest and friendly ad-
wiser,
She Is sure OF her man IN the said adveTll'
ser.