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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

no.. ,,o,o,tv therein: Provided, that no'i'e
Of ,he prudrucy o' The app'eh''"' 49, .h,o,,
appoirllocu, -hali b" s''h' oy P'o".,n P.,, -
such u2phration for SIX '"'''S'N' 'L,,a
,urn ucw,paper hi "ald C'"''' W ',,od
.hall d,r.cl and oIso by S'N'"H Il" "ai ~
copy ui .ucn application "Po" 'n' ..,n
. p,,,,,.,i.c,, he NJ least lhree weeks previous
80 ,t,'. .'n,..,uinen, Of such guardian: ana AZ
,ef the up, hcauon for the api"'"''"''
\ such guardian, nj! contracts n"u' NV |s,as
7 I'D lnio by any such person =" ", =" a,all
be wholly vn,d.
True copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN, "cc'ry'
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Rail Road Lire TO Boston
NEW ARRA.NG EMENT
Forihe .Ntmpori, Taunton, f"a- H'rsr'o""
.N.w BEDFORD
MAIL STA L L.

A STAGE will continue 10 leave NcWPo, I
~ l.ily. Sundays excepted, at .! O'Clock
A. A. and arrive ~ Fallrver at ~ NJ; leave
Fallrivcr at | o'clock and arrive IN Taunton
At "a o'clock. The cars leave iaon'oh al
1 u. IN. and arrive in Boston att O'Clock.
Returning. ,.e cars leave Boston da'y
Sundays excepted, at Z o'clock, 4. H. ana ar,
r,yo IN Taunton, at . o'clock.--A stage WIZ
.Iooyc Taunton Mt % o'clock and arrive !"
Fnirlvcr at I2u; leave Fallr'ver at p NJ
and arrives IN Newport, at q O'Clock
This stage m,crsec,s at Fa'Irlver WIN ,, we
New Bedford stage daily, aud arrives III N'"
Bedford at y o'clock p. IN. Ga
| Returning. leave New BEDFORD da'y' n",.
d,vs cxccr,cd. at 9 o'clock n. M. arrive III
Fallriyer OF ~, leave FoIlrlvcr at O'CLOCK
and arrives in Newport at a.
/ Exfrn coaches furnished at all tlneS o'
Il reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE. 90
From Newpor, to FaIInvor' e,7
u :. g Taunton, Si'r
i g g New Bedford, Sl'I
4 g " Boston, 80"
Il Wav fare in proportion.
II STAGE Book at Mcssrs L Townsend all
"a, Hassarh's Hotels.
~ r. B. KiN9I.EY & Go. Proprle'ors'
I Newport, Sept, ID, lci2.
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Er. .Jaync's Medicines

y ,ssortmcn, of Dr. Jayno-' N'dIelne
a Inst recciyrd from Phliad"lpha, ana 70 =,
s,lo whole.ale and rc'nli by DR.. L. X NJ
Ann at the sign OF the Golden Mortar
WASHINGTON square, Newport, K. /.
March
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HEADACHE AND DROwsINEss

Cured by tho use Of VIM Browns lnrX'
Lons,,hlc aouolr pcrfumcd mcdcalcd Salts,
prepared in sponge with screw cap oo't'',
il is decidedly the best article ever invented
,o remove the above complaints. There be-
,nr in tho market many limitations Tor ,he
true and genuine article call for Wm'
Browns Mcdica,cd Sponge Sa,s. a sccn:''
~ nrnins, counterfeit. observe the name on
the labci, WIN. Brown, proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
Il. Il. HATARD, Druccists
Il. J. TAYLOR, )
l .Innn n.
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pArIlRi,N N'NoGC

T'NrWRIIN v NOVNTN'
p. s. I'm done now Mlchnrl, aud
send this By the good stamcr !i'b"rnh'
and hope yon'II get it before sh' @"'-
there The Yankees are going to nave
on,tbrr kind of II s,amer, that aln' u"
stnmcr at all, but II sends i''h,rs "'
thunder and lighrring So Michael, cant
| send YOU lother before i, Is writ, an'
Get al answer before | sind II
PATRICK.
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From the DaaytrS Y ing,


The psp.r under the above u'e i
sn,rired weekly journal, published at pan
yers. under the direction o' NV ~
l.,,;l,nce Cnmmulee, to appear every a.
Saturday morning UNIV h'|t' '"' WV
ton.
,.,.c r.,,rrrii,-We make no
INFO" N'' u,., f.,ll.yinr let y
ap"'oGE ''' Ira md oulv saw that il :"
ter I" "u' ''""' ,.,i.L.d nm IN "
IL not s,"',"' ""1 .t,';aL ,,l, can unon us, "
ihe n'''' ,,,,o, i. whIch we
we "'' 'Np''', ,,,.,,,,.. satisfaction.
came ny D,,. 4
Latter tron I"''c" o.L1,,,.
rers, ,.iaei'cr, u 81 '''''I'
gan, h""o''' -,
NcuAIL Ny DGAHY,-i he top . '"'
uo,n,nu 10 vou Michael, aud can You
nick up your IrtIe hn 'h'ngs, an" "T H'''''
coming over to this blessed country )
and br,nr sawney, and Bridget, ahd zoe
,w,r. aud Pa,hrick, and little M''ha'',
ant the other twins, ana 'hu """'
The rest Of 'cmI Aud II N"" II '' nun
canning. you can 1--we on lhe peSt w P"'
,,,rs. that can be had for the die9'n@' an"
then ynu can have coffee and p p''""'s
N lhe morning, and parh'ies ana .ay It"
n,,h,. and mate and para''rs Tor o,"he'
seyen DAYS IN the week besides f'day''
whrE you know 10" '"1'' ~" ,,.,',
have any mate. lis '"""
Michael. and We want 'hc S'"' y" Wv
Crane i.le to come over OYER ana ,s, neiP Us ,h :"
make a Praisident--a what '"''' %I", I'1.
rck2 SAYS You. III tell y"n' N'-"'''' -
the man that rules the YANKEES, """ Nv
the offices to the iush"'rn' l "Hn ~" ~
to come 'hl' blessed ~ I"''' "Tr p,.i',JDn,.
~ r'' T,;.h,,,n ~ any al
and he's a' gao" al ''.s''''I" ~, n,yn "a.
"", ""iy ne was u wv" !" ,,,t.
tive c"nn'"'N' 49,. - ,.a" woujJ n, lc
Of the 'i""S'' ""'" '''|
"'',. ~pa ,.I,,'y.n cone over here Nj
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w Ass gs'S
UEEET8BLE nam OIL.

yr1;ls Veae,arc Oh pos'cSsr3 the p"r"''a
a rropertv, so long sought for IN oth,r "'Nr
h,', snn.,h, IN vain, of re producing new
10th or hair on heads totally bald.
20 area, are It's nour'.hins Proper''r+' "n,ca
il readily impar,s to the roots oi the h'F' '"''
" " ',' ,a. I'm, , shor, tine TO produce II new
rroN,h. and few nppico'ons to check that "','
mo Of the hair which often occurs '..perc 'a'-
~ o,,or sickness. |, prevents the hair from
,arnmr grey, aud when it begins to turn, ma. may
be easily checked and restored to as "a;r[ay nh;J
noan,y ne impar,ins new life and visor, Tins
nI !. u,rron,zei by the Medical faonny, me
CIe,oy. &c. No lady who has over "~"o 'h''
,n viii dispense with it, Young ,''"t'e"'e,
,yl fnd thus oil to produce beaui''n' grown
,r vchslters ia a very short ume'
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NOTICE..

,n1vIE Co-par,ner.hip heretofore iexlS,,"p
un1or the firm Of CuAMBERLIN " Mo
my i tLis DAY dissolved by mutual c."Se"'
s. q. CHAMBERLAIN.
PHILEMON MOREf,
Newport, sept, 8, lsl4.
The subscriber would respectfully CIV Nv ""'
,icc To his friends and customer gf"e,",g
tha, he s,ll continues the Dry u"ou,
ness At the old stand of Chamherl'h q "''.y'
iu2i Thames street where he 'n'ehu' N'.p
Ing general supply OF dry goo"' d Wv
market demands. , ropry
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u,ANo vOUTEs TO LET.

Several new and second hand PIANO
ronr,s 10 10, at ruuRBrR's Piano Fort"
and Music Store, 33 s. 30, WeS,m'ns,rr S''
p.",,Jcpco Z [Aprll ID
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P0hik .McNoggin
-. .uIn ~

TTTf
rR.M K,tNoRE, IRELAND TO
Patrick ~ AMERICA,
30 BRogues Dan'e'S'
from .Hirhad OFianogdn.
And tacu Michael, don't YOU SIND u
>, mo and [ and Rory, aud the rest OF
a. au our brogues ior % cents, instead
of giving Mis'her Mannns, and M's'her %
Dane. the Yankee hrog9e makers a
Jnil,r, No we don't, Michael And
why says you, Wait b'', az. ard III tell
VIZ nv honey. says /. THIS great
"n'.r,y ~ , Tor,T sticks up his fence in
pos,on barbor, and stops your nee box
chrosucssnd tells PathrIck NJ N'gg'n,
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gscs,edy for rse2 lisrSs.

gyO\V many persons are suffering from
,h,s complaint, who, by Ia" use OF w.
NcNn,r's Acoustic Oh, might obtain lmm'
d,n,c rclcf. and IN all probability regain th'ir
t,.,r,,r f. ia nlso n sure relief N all cases
,,r L,,z,ng noises m the oars, &c, which
,,o bnt symptoms of approaching deafness
I,,,bo afflicted make u trial ol llHs article
Sold only a' ~ CoutHndt street r''ce :
per flask. For sale IN NewPor, ~ Y,,
H.. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

Encourage Domestic Man"iac-
tiircS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14
LAWS O. r. ISLAND
STATE or RHODE ISLAND hND PROV
DENCE PLANTATIONS,
In General Assembly, Oct. Session, a. D.
lril.

In General Assembly, DCt. oCs9'Oh' a. ''
lcil.
AN ACT in relation to obi u ting the wa
,ers IN the IInrbor oi Nowpor'
is ,naclcd by the G,nerat .lssem'y as /
Joiiots: Il
Each and every owner, and each 'nd every .
person having cinrgc OF any s'eh'non"' q" /
any other vessel. scow, boat or RAN pi any
kipd. Vhn shall h"ieat'"r throw overooN"' y,
rermt - be thrown overheard irom sa'"
steamboat. or any other vessel. Sco"' o1''' ~
raft of any kinls any coat clud"rs' haIn-' "r
,rv other materlni 'hat WI lessen we u'p'H
,,s .,bus ob.trrct tie waters "a u" l''tb'r "i
Newpo,t. wuhiG the north point Ut Fort al
/ am. and Coasters Ilarbor island, shat Tor
! lGs,, aud nav = sum not cxcc"d'rg one hum
Ilrpl dollars. nor lcss than twenty dollars,
i,r each md every of, nee 10 b" r'cn'"r'"
=, an action oi debt. ~ tho name OF 'he 'owh
.ira,.ur.r. If SAID town of Scwpor', b'I"r'
any cour, Of competent jurisdiction, 10 try 'he
~ ,,,. ona h1ll ln aud iur tho use o' ne N'''
,,, ,ntnrmiur nr the snmc, and th" other hnO
.,,,,d far the use nf SAID town Ot NeWpn0 !;
and MI forfetures that may accr'" HuH'r
inns act. shall be prosecuted tor wllhlh SIN
months thereafter.
True copy-wl'ne''.
HENRY BOWEN, Src'D.
AN ACT in addition to and explanatory o,
nm act entitled "an act establ-nih- az"
regulating Fees"
n is eaaci,d By hc Gensrdt 'Issem''y ~
isitOics
/ Src,,on |. The f.ca for The cn'ry o' 'vcrj
!, ,r,,on ~ law ard blll N equity ~ the -
: orc,nc Court. shall be three do'lar7i ANA ''
.,ihc cntry of every petItl"n eNrcp' P''I"h
In, the benefit of ,hr arl entitled "an act 10
\ tho rrl,cfof insolycnt Jcbtors,' shall be tw
lllollars. ...,.,
s.c.S Thl, nc, shall ox'"nA 10 n,l 'ncl
Ia,,r,es ne were made on or since lbe hHeeh'
day of September last.
True cupy--wi'n"ss,
HENRY BOWER Secty.
Of ~ ACT in amendment oi and ~ ac'nn'
ID ,o an act eu,lllcd ian act respecting soa'
~ dians
a n IS ,na-isd by The General .7'ssD'''y
~ ioliotcs g.,
~ scrt,on I. Tho Cours oi Probate oi w
at lseyc,ol terms are hereby authorised ana on
IN lp,vo,cd ~ appoint guardians when occasIo
~ I,i,u r..,irr. o,ar tl" property ~ estate
, li.,s,,s sno reside out oi the state, and po
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14
From The Royal College Of Physicians O
IIarana, FEB. 30, 1888.

uDp r.A. WARD, having proved 10 ,h'c
,,,,aI .r,,bunaI that tie Vegetable ''hlr p'' "
!, has the property ol causing 'n'
',.,,.,h rr hair and preventing ts iaI, ny Io'"-
:, me- ,bc decayed part, Uhe effects ol the a'n-
!, 80 ,o,rcdien,s which have been lound 10 '''
o,,,n,.,,,on by the Chemist Don ff'hc'7co
sn,,ozA we hereby authorize its u'c' no, ~
.ncciGc. but as 4 good and useful remedy Nv,
n,,.ons requiring IT, whose hair Is III S'''e "
tcc,y from sickness or other causes
JosE BrRNAL, VI. H.
sIsne'Dy SIMON DEiitviA' W. ~
Witnessed by
! Cave,ano Ponron, Notary Pablo
pho ,hoyc testimonial of the great eiHcacy
and v,,ue of Wards Hair Oh. was gwen 'he
nr,,rie,or 10y tho Royal College 81 'hN"c''"I
!, i,,y,r,. and 10 those who are acquainted
with the eAjreme rlgidne15 OF the lh'u'ca' po'
lice Of Havana, 1t speaks volumes II Is 'o"-
elusive. r ,yard,
/ CAurtoS-The great demand Tor "n'u'
on has indooed mGny to counterfeit u. Non'
:; ,cnuine unlcss il has treatise ot ihW'y-W'
,,,,. round each bottle, with = red Nyosf'ph'
abel aud blue Nignctle centre. f''P"'" =
n 4 WARD. VI. 10, New iorl, aad no ONE
place. General Depot and who'eN''' o'''o' ~
Garclny street, New York. ,
For sale by Dr.. Il. x. HiTIHD,
Sole Agent Tor Ncwport
Sign oc NE Golden .Roin.
Newport. Jin. 8, lsi3
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MOE iCE.

EUST received from New YORK; ,sv.I''. new ~.
- of Millinery Articles, at llE' "a'''7
street. corner OF Church. .,.D,r
A,so--.l ne,o P.qTTERN BO,N;NEI'
FRENCH 81 DRAPER.
March IL ---
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OF some hettcr and fairer day
Ana our dnys, the meanwhile, to ''at s''''"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

ao,"Tbe Bc,ter's" forever the word q" the
tongue.
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IIcnry's Erasive Compound.
V.es a. Ssa H. =.

rxlfR. tooth. finger. clothes and shaving
ID Bu.hcs. N grca, variety, tor salo nj
STACN'S Variety store. ml6.
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COninlunicaiai.

Died, at the residence of Adam Bckle, Esq in fac vi
cni,y of this place, the 10Th instant, GILBERT.
slave, aged / IL years
Gilbert may truly be said have been cxtraordi-
nary man. He came to this place forty years since
from, the ncghborhood Of Williamsburg. He was SCR
want to Col Washington at the great battle of the Mo-
nongahca, on the 9Th of July, 1855, when Braddock
was defeated, and afterwards with the General the
surrender of CORVALLIS, at Yorktown on the 18th of
October, ISL The particularly with which BE- rcla.
ted many incidents connected with those important C.
vents known TO be true from history, left doub, on the
minds of those who heard him, he spoke of things
part of which he had acted and of which he had
lie honest aud Industrious, and the boys of
our town will long remember the "od man in regimen
tas they have been accustomed lock upon will, de-
light on our high days Of parade.
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For the Spectator.
AUGUSTA Country, Feb. II, Is1

AUGUSTA COUNTY, Feb. Il, 1871.
Dear Sir,-'Iaving noticed several communica-
lions in some Of your recent Spectators, on the
subject of Primary School Books, and being well
aware of the difficulties and ierculean laboTs that
we disciples Of the rod experience in the use of
the present heterogeneous mass of school books,
most heartily approve the suggestions of your
correspondents, and heartily hope that all teach
ers in The county will give the subject their vgo-
rous support at an early day. In country school
OF thirty scholars, we do not find five pupils who
possess the same kind Of books; consequently we
have as many different classes as the pupils have
books. Hence too, ii is impossible 10 create any
Thing in their minds like laudable ambition to
excel. The duties of the teacher are also largely
augmented, and tie advancement Of the pupil is
very much retarded. The teacher is discouraged
the parents very much dissatisfied, and The
pupils but lille benefited. conceive that all
these difficulties may BE obvaed, and the prof.
cheney of the scholars very much facilitated by
the adoption OF any one class system of prima-
~ school books. The subject is one of vital in-
portance and interests the future happiness and
welfare, OF every parent and youth in the county.
But the great desideraium cannot be accom-
pllshed unless the united assistance and support
OF all the teachers and parents in &he county is
concentrated in the grea. work. would suggest
the proprie'y Of calling convention in the early
part OF March next 10 deliberate upon the sud- ec
remain yours, sincerely,
TIE SchO0imasier at Hume.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-22

duct since that period Is known. My opinions
on the great questions now most interesting to the
country are known. The constitutional prnci-
pies which have endeavored to maintain are
also known. II these principles and these OPT
mons, now not likely 10 he materially changed.
should recommend me TO further marks Of public
regard and confidence, should not withhold my
self from compliance with the general will. - But
| have no pretensions Of my own to bring for
ward, and Tus, that no friends of mine would at
venting harmony auong those whose general po-
itical opinions concur, for any cause whatever,
but conscientious regard TO the good Of the
country.
1t is obvious, gentlemen, that at the presen,
moiren, the tendency of opinion among those to
be represented in the Convention is generally
and strongly set in another direction. think it
my duty, therefore, under existing circumstances,
to request those, who may feel a preference for
me, not 10 indulge IN that preference, nor oppose
any obstacle to the leading wishes OF political
friends to united and cordial efforts for the ac-
complshment If those wishes.
The election Of the next autumn must involve,
In general, tho same principles, and the same
questions. as belonged TO that of 1910. The
cause, conceive, TO be the true cause of the
country, Its permanent prosperity, and all it's
great interests; the cause OF its peace and its
honor; the cause of good government, true liber-
ty, and the preservation and integrity Of the Con-
stitution, and none should despair Of its success
am, gentlemen,
with sentiments of sincere regard,
your obliged and obedent servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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THE MOST SPLENDID BOOK OF TIE AGE!
NO. I HARPER'S NEW AND
sSIcEOEIAL En!nLNo

f1NO be completed in about fifty numbers. a, the
low price Of25 cts each, embellished with 1000
historical engravngs, made expressly for this edi.
ZION and executed in the most finished manner. at
an expense Of over $4,000 dollars, exclusive Of
an initial letter to each chapter.
. 1t will be printed from the standard copy Of the
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ferences. the Apocrypha, a Concordance, Chrome
logical Table, List Of Proper Names, General
Index. Table Of Weights, Measures, &c. The
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Iestamen,s, Family Record, Presentation Plate,
Historical Illustrations, and Initial Letters to the
Chapters, Ornamental Borders, &C., will be from
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ditIon 10 which, there will be numerous large En-
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All admirers Of the rich, uscfu; and beautiful,
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Feb. 22, lS44-eow Agent, Staunton.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

u virtue of Deed Of Trust executed by Sam
~ el Leonard to the subscriber dated the 9Th
day OF November 1910. and of record in the Coun-
~ Court Office Of Augusta County, shall, on
Saturday the SOth Of March next, proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Susanna Foundry, a, II
o'clock a. NJ, for cash. the following property,
VIZ; certain Tract or Parcel Of Land, lying
and being in the County of Augusta, on both
sides OF The South River. containing 10 Acres,
and is the same land purchased by said Leonard
from Abraham Rhodes, who was trustee in deed
executed to him by James Sutherland and which
was exposed to sale under the said deed of trust,
and The SAID Leonard being The highest bidder be.
came the purchaser, &c.
Acting as iInstee, shall only convey such til
tie as Is vested In me by the deed aforesaid.
CLINTON G. MILLER, Trustee.
Feb. 22-6t*
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-22
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

IHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and The public generally. that he has just re-
ceived general assortment Of Dry Goods, Queens
ware, Hardware, and Groceries, consisting in
part Of the following articles Cloths, Cassims ers,
Cassnet,s, French Merrimack, and Fancy prints.
Alpaca and Brosha Shawls, superior article.
Net, Plaid, and Fancy dress Handkercefs; and
all articles usually kept in drygoods line. Also,
very fine assortment of Table and Pocket
Knives, together with all kinds of Hardware usu-
ally KEEP, by retail. Also, Queensware of all
kinds. Also, Candy, Almonds, Figs, Citron,
Segars. very superior article, all of which he
VIII sell low for cash, or 10 punctual customers
the usual time.
DAVID KERR.
please call and settle them as sbor, settlements
makes long friends. DIX.
Stanton, Feb. %, 1874.
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RxOtfndoND MARKHr.

Flour-Si 623 "a rs.
Wheat-Sl per bushel for good quality.
Corn-5O As cents.
Meai-50 SIS cents.
Oats-3O a IS cents. from vessels and Depot.
Plaster-Lump. 80 s73 at wharf; on Basin
81.
Lime-Sl a l2I.
Salt-Si GA by the cargo; in store. l 20 u
so.
iron-Tredegar, SS5; Swedes, 80 a IS; Coun-
try, rs II; Pig, 25 a 80.
:Nails-4l a a. cents.
Fish-iierrmgs, new cut, 81 25 a 4 SO, for Nc.
1. Shad--S6 SO.
But,er-Firkin, l2 a cents; fresh roll, Ii u
l6 cents. .,-.
Sugar-New Orleans, 81 25 a 8; Porto Rico,
7 50 8 SO ; st. CrciX, 7 SO 80.
Cofee-Laguira and Rio, SO 3.
Tea-6O-a 100 cents.
Molasses-New Orleans, 90 80 cents; Porto
Rico, % 80 cts. ,,
Observation-Disclosures, 81 a s; city cured, S S
IS.
Beef-Si 90 5 so. Mu,,on-2 SO al so.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ICY virtue OF a Deed of Trust Of record in the
A1Coun,y Court Office Of Augusta, executed to
me for purposes therein specified, by David An
drew, shall. at the request Of tho creditor. pro-
coed 10 sell, on Saturday the 3Oh day of March
next, on The premises, to the highest bidder Cor
ready money,2 certain Tracts Of Land mentioned
IN said deed, or SO much Of them as may be ne
cessary q satisfy the balance yet due. Said land
aSioins Abraham Miller, Henry Philips, Joseph
r. Hottell and others.
The, title TO said land is believed TO be good,
but shall only convey such title as is vested in
ME as Trustee.
Feb. 92-tds.
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M@oNRMANI
.g.HES EBEEL-EE.8.V'GA.y-G.

'EHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has opened shop in StauDton, near
iy opposite MIR Cushing's Confectionery, where
he will carry on the above business in all it's
branches, and will be thankful for share Of their
patronage. Orders from the town or country will
be promptly attended to--and those who employ
him may be assured that he will spare no pains
to give them satisfaction. He will also repair all
kinds of Brass work.
p. A. II. DESCAYRAC.
Jan. Is, 1911.
P.S.-IIe will purchase OF take in payment for
work old Brass and Copper.
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Trust Sale.

ASl virtue Of deed of trust, Of record i'm the
~ County CouIt of POcahontas, executed to
me for purposes therein specified, by Robt Kerr,
shall, on the 24h day of February next, on the
premises, proceed to sell for cash, certain tract
of land, lying in the county of Pocahontas, con-
tanning SIXTY ACRES, the said tract Robert
Kerr formerly resided on, and an entry of IS a.
ores, adjoining Frederick Phillips and Others
No doubt is entertained of the title, but shall
only convey such title as is vested in me as
trustee. JAMES BRUFFEY, Trustee.
Jan. 25. 1914.
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Nj A isl iRjrlN1O @

On Thursday the 18th instant, by the Rev r. r.
Castlcman, Mr.. DAVID grows, to Miss 'CArHARixE
BowLEs all Of this town
May and lightly fall
Upon their favored lot
May sad misfortunes, and all,
Forever touch them not.
May plenty with them Ger abound
Their wants all be supplied =
May truth and virtue c'cr be found
Around their Preside
On lfc's bright may they sport,
Without one rufllng breeze,
And reach at last the blissful port
Of everlasting peace.
On the lfth at M'Gaheysvilc, Rockingham county
by the Rev. b. n. Brown, Mr.. VA bison BRowN 10
Miss MARTHA SEwELL, daughter Of Philip Hopkins
esq. of Loudoun county.
On the llth inst, by the Rev. MIR. Cronan Mr. Tho
MAS DRAKE, TO Miss MARY S. NIcHoLsoN, all Of New
town. inchester Rep.