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/ ELECTION RETURNS
~ { { MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-

= -
1st District--conposed of Spar,anburg,
Union, Yerk and .Chester-JAMEs A, BLACK
No opposition.
I'd Disirict-Anderson, Pickens, Greenvile
and Laurens-R. F. SIMPSON
Sd Dis,rict-Lancasier, Kershaw, Fairfield,
Richland and Sumter-JosEPHA a. WOODWARD:
No opposition.
4,h District--C Chesterfield, Marlboro, Oar
knsten, Marion. Horny, Georgetown and VIII
liamsburs-A.D D. SINS.
5th District-.Abbeville, Newberry. Edge.
field and Lexington-A. BURT. No opposition.
9th District Charleston, Exclusive of ST.
John, Colleton)-l. E. HoLMEs.-No opposs.
tioR.
9TH Distric,-t,rangeburg, Barnwell, Beau.
fort, Colleton and ST. John, Colleton-R. B.
RuETT. NooppOsstion.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE. &c.
Ckcster-Sea. N Y Mills, L. A. Beckham. j
d. McCully.
ches,cgfea-Rsps. ] W Blakenay,
Hough, si.y.E ~
cleremon,-Reps S r Chandler, Matt P
Mayes, Frs tSumpier 49, 90
Clarendoa-Reps Jobn L Manning, Geo w
Cooper. Tag Coli Fl Whitehead.
Grecnrillc--Sen. B F Perry. Reps. T E
Ware, IT Walker. H Smith, p E Duncan.
Horny Sea..J B Skipper. Rep. G Garvin.
Lancaster Sen Tho's w Huey. Reps.
Dixon Barnes, J Nc Mullan.
Laurens-Rcps. l. Calhoun, DR. Irby, Jas
Rodgers, Charles Williams: Iar Col. -.
Langslon.
Lerington-Sen. Lemnel Boozer. Reps. ia.
cob Wingard, John c. Geiger.
Marion-Sen. DR. B K Kenagan. Reps. c ]
Crawford, Jno G.. Betllea, B Moody.
Nc,cbeTy-Scn John P. Neel. Reps. Simeon
Fair, DrfJ H King, Isaac Herbert. Taz Col.
Jas Bonds.
Orange-Scn. John lkFelder. Reps. Dd F
Jamison, Rd v McMichael. Tar Col. Adam
Halman.
Pendleton-Rcps. Orr, John Maxwell,
Edw'd Harleston,J T Broyles, Ohm c Miller,
E II Griffin, C L GailIard. Tar Cols-for An.
derson, VIM Steele; for Pckens, A Doyle.
Union--Sen VIM H Gist. Reps.Z P Hern-
don. d I Sims, Dan'l Wallace, John Gibbs
York-Scn. i D Witherspoon. Reps. w
Giles. VIM Black, G w Williams, Abraham
Hardin. Ordinary, John II Ross. Iar COL
fector, John T Plexico.
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NOTICE.

CldlC vi SU utH Y afOllid
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
isa9 Pa,piea Y; e. hss55'; ssossn, ss Bill for
"Nt and WIFE. Partition.
ERY virtue ofan order of the Court Of
ED Equity. will sell. a, ELgefeld Court
Honse. on the First Monday in December
nett, the following tracts of land, az part of the
real estate Of the late Col, John Hearst, on
credit (exceptthe costs, which will be required
in cash, Of one and two ycaas, the purchasers
giving bond and security. and a mortgage Of
the premises, viz: ..,..,,-,-.-.-..-,-..,:...z
!. Tract Na.4, called the Range Tract, sit.
uale part in Edgefed, anda partin AbbeflIe
District, containing six hundred (G0U) acres
more or less, adjoining lands Of Daniel New
Edward Atcheson, George Henderson, and
others
2, The Moore Old Field Tract, situate in
EdgefielJ District, containing about one hun
dred (lOO) acres. more or less, adjoining lands
Of V. H.. Mantz, A. T. Traylor, David Rush,
and others.
3. The Jordan Tract, situate in EdgeGed
District, containing one hundred 100) acres
more or less adjoining lands OF Nathan San
ders, George Garner, G Wellington, and 9th.
ers.
A. A Tract situate in Edgefeid District,
near the Steam Saw Mill, containing about
eighty (80) acres, more or less.
This last mentioned tract will be more par.
ticularlY described on the day of sale.
II. A. JONES. c. Z. A. D.
Commissioners Office, Oct % Sc 30
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Sal 06
$50
1'4456
$Y746
Monday July the 1st 1s44.-seeOad q


.,...a.s. 49, - :. Pension.
Widow Pardues' children, .sa - S
Racheal Temples7, William Abney S, I2
Elijah Murphy 10. Sarah Fountain s.. Is
Widow McDaniels' children.
Jonathan Cotton z, Reuben Librand 5, 10
Martha Walls Children, .l. 8
Nathan Napper 10, Barbary Polaty5, Is
Massey Goleman5, Jacob Smith 2, T.
Harris Tisck 4, Daniel Enyens 6, 10
Chesley Hester 10, Thomas Temples 3, l3 -
Widow Johnsons' children. 5
Tabiiha Goodwin5, Syntha Howard 5, 10
Widow Prices, two gland children. S
Ca.harine Napper 10. Miles Radford.5, Is.
Widow Bakers children; lT :.
Marlin Shepherd S, Michel Outzes S, 10
Sarah Polatty 5, Matilda Radford 8, - I3
Caiharine Miles children, 450
Oliver aud Martha Adkins, S.
Matilda Stevens children, a ,
Mary Rowe A, Martha franklin S.,
Sarah Couch S, Margaret Turnase5, 10
Thomas Barley S, Jane Ships 5, 70
Three Fountains children, ri 8
Rebecca Stone 8, Martin Rose S,
John Harris 3. Martha TAYLOR 3, 6
Lydia orriender s. Mary Wooleknob 5, 81
Hannah Raburn. Jun,
Sarah Hiyeley s.. Elisha Die 8; 8
William Glenn 4, Elizabeth GarduerS, 12
Soloman Martin S, Caiharine Morris 5, 10
Mary Johnson 3, Susan, Young 2. s.
Catharine and Nancy: Bryan, q
Sarah Anyways 3, Margaret Free 5, 8
Elizabeth Nicholson. ii n
Ca,llarine ,Bledsoe 4, Pheoby DuIcan5, 8
Sidney Morris aud wife, :.f1. 6 -
Mrs! Steife and children, 10
William Nettles and wife, 6
MehershalW Whittles 8. Hester Steyens4i .12
Sarah Bfightwell5 S, Mary Radlord S, 10 =
Viney NJ Maihis 5. John RottenS, l3
Mary Claxton S, Mary AlIman5. 10
Francis Benton 5, Lucy Logan 5,ass 10 ~
Elizabeth Weatherford IS
Sarah McC Colongh5 S, Sally Derer5, TO-
Hannah Raburn SEN, 6
Jacob Hiyeley S, Winey Glovor3, 8
Mary Fountains 5, Nancy Gardner8, f3
Keziah Jentry S, Harriet Bleeze S, 10
Elisha Auaway 8, William Walton5, Z g p
Henry and Martha j Jordan, s, ~,
Elizabeth MARROW 5. Alex. Patterson5, 10 s.. =
Elizabeth Sanders s., Geo. Johnsor, 10, Is,
Elizabeth Sadlers 8. Glenn Mitchell S, Is @ 5;
Elizabeth Riddles children. 5 s
Mary jane Gangh5, Sarah Smit.ll S, 10
Ann Vaughan a, Mary Prices, %
Eldred Summerall l2 so
Hannah Williams S, Barbary Clark S, 10
Mary Evans and children 5
M6rihaafid Sarah Clark, Is s
! Nancy May and son, ,s.a. 6 8
Mafy, RoItenss child, q q 4
Samuel g, Wood nnd wife, g
~ )
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EDGEFIELD
Female Academy.

YENHE Trustees having released from his
IL engagement the Gentleman who had
been chosen as Principal of this Institution for
the ensuing year. again invite applications
from persons desiring the situation. It's a
very eligible situation, in every point of view,
tor Female Seminary. and there can be bnt
little doubt that competent teacher would
havea large and profitable School. The Trus-
tees are authorized to say that DR.. Johnson,
who has had charge OF the School. would be
glad te sell his House and Lot, which are con
yeniently arranged for private residence and
boarding school. The Board will desire to
make an election as early as the lat December.
R. G. MAYS, :,
M. MINIS, 8
A. B. ADDISON, e
JOHN S. .JETER, :
N. L. GRIFFIN,
Oct. 80 81 40
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ADMINISTRATORS sale.

HpY an Order from John Hill, ESQ.,, Ordis
ED nary of Edgcfeld District shall. pro
ceed to sell at the late residence Of James Bean
Sen. deceased, on Thursday the 2lstdayy Of
November next. all the Estate Of said deceased, !,
both Real and Personal, consisting Of several
tracts of land, sixteen likely negroes. stock of
various kinds, the present crop, two Road
Wagons, small wagons and carts, household
and kitchen furniture, implements OF Husband.
ry. and other articles too tedious to mention.
Also, at the same lime and place will be sold,
all the Personal Estate Of Bartlett Bean, de-
ceased
Terms made Known on tile day of sale.
JAMES BEAN, Jun Admir-.
Oct 23 st 39
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CAMDEN, Oct. %.

--------~,---1- CAMDEN, Oct. %.
Conon.-Theie .has not been very large
quantity in our market the pnst week and the
article. has been somewhat depressed The
low state Of our river tending in a measure, 10
retard operations, but we still give prices which
barely pay attle Charleston quotations. Ex,
tremes 4 TO 81 =
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CHA.RLEsTos, Oct IS.

CHARLESTON, Uct 20.
Cotton.--Receivedl the past week by Railroad
$500 bales ;Uplands. by water 339. and by
wagons G3S bales, total 9277 bales. Exported
in same time TO Liverpool 1854 bales, 10 Havre
22a2 and c0astwise 1862 bales-,otnl 9499 b's.
Leaving shipping stock Of l9209 bales. ex-
elusive of6662 bales onsb pboard not cleared.
PSI, bales, Upon the whole the market ie.
mains unsettled. i4,f ,!i3f a1i siYs3.
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6 OCER Y ST o 7e IL .

BEVERLY NJ. ROGERS,
HEAS again located himself in tiiis place,
H I'll for the purpose Of tansactinga
GENERAL GROCERY BUSINESS.
He begs leave to inform his old customers and
the. public generally. that he is now opening,
in the Store formerly occupied by H, L. JET
FERs. g. Co.. large and well selected stock of
GOODS, which he will sell on the most rea
sonabe terms.
B.aM r. is preparedto make liberal advan-
ces on Cotton shipped to his friends in Char
lesion or Savannah.
Hamburg, Oct 2 (Rep.) At 81
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Land for Sale.

7HyHAT well known. Plantation formerly
II owned by N. Lowe, duceased, contain.
ing four hundred and forty-three (443) acres,
on Turkey Creek, immediately on the Stage
road leading from Edge6eld c. H. to Able
vile c. II. Any one wishing TO purchase will
do well to examine for themselves.
Apply 10 the subscribers
SAM'L WILLIAMS,
D. d. BRUNSON.
Sept. 25th If 35
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday ught the 22d instant by the
Rev. H. A. Williams, Mr.. JAMES HOLLAND &c
Miss PEsgLoPE RUTLAND. daughter Of A. Rut
land, Esq, oflhis District -: 8
On the 9th inst. by the Rev.H. A. vii
Iiams, Mr. JOHN CARTER. aged 67, TO Miss
CATHARlSEH HERRIsa, aged47, all ofthis Dis !.
irictt 4lS fs.sy $50
tGo it while you're young.]
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-30

The Weather.-We have had week
of as dismal. weather as ever brought sen.
timenial Eng glishmen to The desperation of
suicide. Yesterday it cleared off, and
contrary 10 expectation, there is no symp-
tom Of !rost--which we had reason to lsok
for after six days Of sobbing sky and sour
North winds.-C Charleston Mercury, Oct.
Goth.
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State of South CaroIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.


wife and Others Bill for Pdr-
vs. ihion and Ac.
and others.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction that Bar
Il tholomew s. Adams, John Tomplsins of
Tennessee. and his wife Susan, john Gibson,
James Atchison and his wife Sarah Ophelia
Barker, William Adams, James Adams Thos.
Adams, jeremiah Barnet and his wife Julia,
James Stallsworlh, Galloway Stallswortll, Park
Stallsworth, Jackson Staswortll. Nicholas
Stallsworlh and Nancy StalIsworlh, Defend
ants in this snit, reside without the limits ofthis
State, on motion of MIR. Carroll, Complainants
Solicitor, 1t is ordered, that the above named
defendants do plead, answer OF demnr 10 the
compIainants said bIof complains; withinthree
months from the publication hereof. or the
said bill will be taken pro confesso against
them.
s. S. TOMPKINS, c. E. F.. D.
October 25 Bin 81
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commemorate

HAMBURG, Oct. 25.
Co,ton.-The news by tle Acadia has not
in the slightest degree effected our market
Since "Wednesday afternoon large quantity
of Cotton has arrived, but purchasers refuse
10 giye.more than So Cts. for the finest article.
Principal sales 81 5s;cts:--Repubtitan, Extra.
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GPThe friends Of sAMpsoS b. MAYS,
announce him as candidate for !be Office
or Tax Collector al The next election. 8 X. X
Oct. 30 - ~ II 10 -
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% We are authorized to announce EDWARD
Il. LAuRESs.i iEsqr.. as candidate for re-elec-
tomas Master IN Equity. for Charleston Dis
!rlct, It the ensuing session of the Legislature.
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- ----l-'-s--r=F -
R REPORT

AFsthe Commissioners OF the Poorfor Edge
9Bfeld District, to his Honor Judge D. L.
WARDLAw at October term 1874 COmmenc.
mg on the FIRST Monday in April being the
frsl quarter Of the year, Of the disbursement Of
The tax Of 1913, &c. The following being a
list of Pensioners paid quarterly viz: from
first Monday in April 10 FIRST Monday in July,
and from the first Monday in July TO first Mon
day in October; together with the expense of
the poor house; the Two quarters above stated.
p.a:..a-n N1...nan 49, A.nit Pail
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GPThe, friends Of Edmund MoRRis,
Esq, announce him as a candidate for the
Office Of Tax Collector at The next election.
ocI:3O "a If anE 40 60
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Notice.

EWsHE Building Committee propose the
@ erection, "a Ne,D Church at DRY CREEK,
forty feet wide and sixty feet long-wali six
inches thick-height fourteen feet from floor to
ceiling, and underpins with rock or brick!
three folding gpahnelled doors, sisfeet BY eight
fourteen windows. eighteen lights; Twelve
BY fourteen-one window, eight lights. Twelve
by fourteen. The committee will receive sealed
proposals at Lofts P. o., Edgefeld District,
until the 25th of November next, on day
they will be opened and considered. -
For further details ofthe building, apply TO
Johi Lott.
JOHN Lori, Clerk.
Oct. 80 4ts 40
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1844 OCTOBER Is.
JUST RECEIVED By
WM KETCaaAM & CO.,

HHMDUNuI .. I.t
YHyIEsANS, Rich Satin Striped Chusans,
Il Muslin de LANES, Cashmere de Laines-
Grape de Laines, Cashmere de Ecosse, real
Silk warp Alpaca, rich figured Alpaca, Par
asines, Philippians. Taglionis. Belnbazines,
Black and Coored Silks, Figured and Plain,
(very rich,) Foulard Silks. Orleans Cloths.
Gimps and trimmings, rich Prints, veEy large
assortment; Z
1000 Yards Splendid Carpets, Cheap,
And a general aud full assortment of Fdneg
and Staple Dry Goods.
Oct. l6 (Rep.) 6 20 81
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Mrs Penrey 5, Sally Gunnels S., 10 =
Elizabeth Pond,
Mary Tomkins' children,
Winney Corleys' children,
Paid Doctor Hushman for Harris coffin
Add Commissioners, for paying
81 per cent, IA w
Poor house expense, Second
quarter,
Paid Stariin Sentell, 2nd quar-
,ers Salary, So 20
Medical Services, including
Commissioners for paying, 6S So
July list. 1874, amount Of Sec
ond quarters expenses; -
S7,36 SO
Paid to Asylum,
To Balance due for Harriet >,
Beese 10 time removed, 38 66
To half years advance for Sa-
rah Foster, SO 90
To half years advance for Anci.
bal Morgan. so 90
To half years advance for Da-
vid Wheeler, SO 90
Commissioners for paying "a
per cent 457
Amount paid Asylum for re-
ceipt from w. w. Parker,
Secretary and Treasurer, 5th
June 1874. Sl,S7 80
s5,24 go
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WI EHGs 81 COLG AN ,
4. Merchant Tail0rs,

TVAVE now on hand, a beautiful assortment
il il of Goods, selected with great care, from
the latest importations, among which may be
found
French, English and American, Black, Blue,
and fancy colored Cloths.
French. English and American, Black and
Fancy Cassimeres;
Velvet, Satin, Silk and Cashmere Vestings.
Gloues, S,ocks, Scarfs. Hdndkert7iss.. Hats,
Caps, Sc &c.,
with many other articles usually found in such
- AiIsinds Of GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING,
made np IN the most fashionable manner. g
A share Of patronage is respectfully solici-.
ted.
Oct 80, 40
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TIE above report exhibits the amount re-
ceivcd of D. Goudy Tax Collector. it being
the proceeds Of the assessment Of 81 per cent
Levied by The board of Commissions on the
first Monday in January last. on the general tax
Of the district for the year 1913; and also the
sum Disbursed Of said tax, commencing
on the first Monday in April, being the first
quarter of the yearly payment in advance Of
Pensioners boarding or living with their
friends Together with the expense of the
Poor House. including the Superintendent $
Salary. Provisions, Clothing. Cooking, Medi.
cul Services, for the two quarters before stated
othe first day of October 1874.
]. B. SMITH. Cham of b. C. P.
ROBERT ,BRYAs, Trsasurer.of The Board.
Oct 30 Ii 40'
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AMOUNT RECEIpED.
March 18th. Received Of B. F.
Goudy, Tax Collector, inpart
Of Poor Tax, 1000 90
May 10th, Received of B. r.
Gondy. Tax Collector, in part
Of Poor Tax. 300 90
June 3rd. Received OF B. F.
Gol6y, Tax Collector, in :.
part of Poor Tax, 1000 90
June 25th Received of B. +.
Goudy, Tax Collector; Bal.
ance Of Poor Tax, by cashn -,
receipt from the Asylum, 1856 04
Amount received for Tax of
1s43. 1886 04
Deduct Commissioners, for re-
ceiying2 "a per cent, 96 40
3,759 64
July 1st. Cr. amount expended
the lat six months S1 76S 37
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Paid expense Of Poor House tlie
lst quarter of the year COM
mencing on the first Monday
in April inclnding allirciden-
tai expense of provisions, Su.
perintendent and Agents Sal
ary, Medical Services, Cook
ing Washing, &C., to first
Monday in July 1874.
Add Commissioners for paying
d per cent. '...l. 70
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SI,7222

IuHVtTS 1VuFeS uI t!c TOUT HUHSt.
Richard Taylor, Frederick Easou, Angus
tus Hall, John White, Ann Boadney, Lydia
Garvin. Margaret Frish. Nancy Mays, Sarah
Plymale and child, Visey Lee Present No. 12
Oct. lst. Jerry Homes wife and 4 children.
N. B: Jerry Homes youngest child died re.
Gently, and Frances Mays taken off,
Sept. 30th, 1874, the present number IL.
Ocl. lst. N. B. jeremiah Homes wife and
3 children removed; the number on the first
day of Oct 1874, being twelve as there names
above exhibit,
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{ Go It while you're young. !
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

u appointed as such by the t"wn or Town
Counc,l oil the town OF Newport, whie
.ctually on duty as such, aud f,r the pur-
poses of this act alone, shall be, and they
hereby are vested with all the puwers OF
Conslabes aud Conservators OF the
'eace as now by law established, and
hall be severally sworn or engaged IN
he same manner as other town officers.
Sec = II shall bs lawful for said
,vatchmen or any of them when on duty
> aforesaid, between the hours 1T eight
y. m. and SIX IA. m, among other th'nSs,
- arrest all persons found IN atlrayS or
riots /: all persons committing, or whom
hey suspect TO be Committing felony
II dislurbers and breakers of the peace:
II persons assembled to disturb Worship
ing ass mblics all persons unusually
r dangerously armed: all suspicious
ght walkers, whether known or IN
Kiown, WHO give 40 satisfactory account
of themselves, and all dsorderly y persons
" ha,soever, aud the same 81 arrested to
take furthwilh To the captain OF the
watch ai the watch house, whose duty II
shall be To ex mine INTO the matter, and
~ his discretion To discharge such per-
ON or persons Immediately, or detaIn
4 'hem until morning, or commit them L"
Jail for examination by ore or more OF
rne Justices of the Peace of said Town,
npon complaint made according to law.
/ Sec. 3. Ii shall be more especially the
| Lt,y of said wnirhmpu IN case of FIre
=, said town, whether by day or night,
,o preserve order, to arrest aud detaID
hieves, and prevent ihe wanlon des'r"c.
ION of property: Provided, ho~erer'
That no person shall be held in custody
under this acl upon arrest without pro-
cess, for a longer space Of time than fl
teen hours, ut anv one lime.
Il True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

>oG COUGHS, COINS, ASTHMA or pHrHIs-
~, CoNsUMPrloN, wnporiNG C"CGn,
aud all Pulmonary Affections and Disease oi
rae Lungs, this is be elcved to be the most
popular and etiicnciouS McdIciu" ever know
~ America. tor proof of which. he would re-
ter 10 those who have It, and 10 ia" nu'noI-
puS certificates oi physicians aud others At
lach"d ~ The lnSd" wrapper to each bottle.
a distinguished physician SAYS "he re-
yards II "a n sat, convenient, and rry .Wcd-
cious Mcdrinr," ano,h"r'lhal 1t has justly ac.
qnrrd a high reputation aud so far "s he can
learn has never disappointed the n tasona0lt
expectations of those who have used n.
a. BE assured that it is not genuine un
less one or both of the written signatures o'
SAMPSON RttD or WV. Joss Cutler arr
found attached to yellow label, on blue
envelope. Can labels of and after the date
of Dec. 1879. will have the written signature
If WIN. Jon'n Cutler Prepared by REED,
WING s. CUrLrR, formerly Lowe e. Reed
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham street.
Boston. aud sold ~ Druggists, Apohrrar'e>
.nd country merchants generally, Price %
cents.
For sale in Newport, bv X. J. TAYLOR.
aud r. Il HAZARD.
Nov lt IS13
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

~ the old act, imposing peuaaJ Ia the
marrying of black and white persons, be
sr,rkrn out.
This was opposed by Measrs. +. Brown
T.. Whipple aud Buffum, and advocated
w Messrs. Cranslo,, Spencer. Hall
/ Barber and Potter, aud tho amendment
aas carried by ii large ma j"ri,y.
\ A d fiicully in the method Of publish.
nent required, was suggested by Nj
( \ncs. AID The bill was lad on the table
for the purpose Of inserting an amend
'uen,, giving the town clerk tho power
dpubllshment
The act relating to the General Trea'
.urcr was passed.
The marrage act was then AMENDED
'nd passed.
The act authorizing limited partner
ships, in certain cases, was taken up
read and passed.
| The ac, in relation to principals an'
gents or factors, was read aud passed.
The House then adJpurned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01
DIR. WISTAR'S
ESals0ssa Of wild Cherry.

yHSllE best medicine known TO man for in
a ciplen, Consumption, Asthma Of ever!
stage, Bleeding Of the lungs, Coughs, Llve'
Complaint and all diseases OF the Pulmona-
ny Organs, may be had Of Agents nance
below.
o." All published statements of cures
perlormed by this medicine are, in ertry re
sprct TRUE. b. careful g. get the genuine
"DR. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY," As spurious limitations are abroad.
Orders from any part o' the country shon'
be addressed To Isaac BUrrs, No. l25 Ful.
ton street, New York.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, Il. |. Dec. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

o. VIM. Browns pure Extract OF Sar'
saparllIa, prepared by new mode OF cx.
tracing the strength from the root without
evaporation. Is now extensively recommen-
ded by the Boston physicians; IT is ia,, TAX.
ing the place of all medicines for purifying
the blood, humors Ia the face and neck, Sali
Rheum, all diseases of the skin. Rheuma-
lism, scia,lc complaint, &c. 1t is in exten
sve Use for cradicallng mercurlal diseases
from the system.
For sale in Newport by
X. Il. HAZARD, D.,an;s,s
r. ), TAYLOR,
June 3.