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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
FOR COCGiIS, COLDS, CONaU mriiONS
hN9 ALL DISEASES OF THE
TukOAT,IUNGS& & CHEST.


yg7ilE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
4 BALSAM is an DID, ,ceH fricd, and al.
most universally approved remedy. II has
been extensively used for the last l5 or 20
years IN almos, every city and town IN New
/ England, and also very extensively Of the
South and West II is recommended and
prescribed by many Of the most respectable
I Iphyslcirns as a safe. conctnieni, and rery eff
cncinuS medicine. aud acknowledged by thoa-
sands, who have for a long time used it, and
continue To use and recommend il, 10 he the
mo.t valuable rrm2dy for the above com
|. plants ever offered to the American pnbllc.
/ The propreiors Of this article cannot re-
sort 10 the s,vlc uf advertising which is often
adopted at the presen, day. They do not
wish 10 deceive the creduous and unsuspect-
ing. but appeal, with confidence, 20 the facts,
nnd experience Of discerning public
|, There are few individuals in New England
who have not used this preparation them.
selves, or who have not friends who have
iGscd il. Numerous certificates from physi-
clans and Others, having for many years been
publ ,hcd, ii is deemed unnecessary to add
any at this time. Be sure to get the genuine.
Call for it by lis Whote name "Iegftobie Put
monnry BdiSani," aud avoid "Cdrter's Pulmo-
nary l.alsam," and The numerous limitations
which have sprung up in consequence OF the
great celebrity Of the true article. Sec that
1t is signed VIM. Jon'n Cutler. Prepared by
REED, WING s. CUTLER. wholesale
druggist, 81, Chatham street, Boston, and
sold by druggists, apo,hecnrcs, and country
merchants generally. Price so cents
For sale ia Newport by
Il. j. TAYLOR and
|, Il. II. HAZARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
ElOQuencc.

Twas night The stars were shroud-
ed in a veil Of mist a cloudy canopy
overhung the earth the vivid lightnings
flashed, aud shook their fiery tresses in
the face Of heaven the deep-toned
thunder rolled along the vaulted sky /;
the elements were in wild comnoiion I;
the spirit howIed in the mir /; ihe
winds whis,led the hail stones fell like
shower ofpearls the large undulalions
of the ocean dashed upon The rock bound
shore torrents leaped from the noun
tain tops in short, it was n night awful
beyond Imagination and Dutch Bill
sprang from his couch with vengeance
stamped upon his stern brow, murder in
his heart, and The instrument Of death IT,.
his hands. The storm increased the
lighlning flashed with brighter glow I;
the thunder growled with deeper ener-
gy tho wind whistled with wilde r
fury the confusion fthe hour was con-
genial to his soul and the stormy passion
that ragged in his bosom he clenchod
his weapon with stcrner grasp a de-
moniac smile gathered on his lips 4; his
hair stood on an end he grated his
teeth, raised his arm, sprung with fear
ful yell Of triumph on his victim, and
teentcssly murdered a-a-bed-bug.
Personal APrEARAScE OF CHILDRES.-
Some writer, whose name we do not know,
holds tho following rational discourse in rela.
tion to the dressing OF children.
"Scnd two children into the street let one
be are.hoadcd ,5arc.footcd rag a.mulIin, with
i face which perhaps never had more than one
thur"ugh washing, hair that never heard Of any
comb, aud nobody woald ihink Of giving him
a hand 10 help him through amy mud.puddIe,
"r over any gutter or il he should get run
over in the street, you would bear no other
remark than that it was dirty dog aud might
have got out of the way.
On the oihrr hand, send sweet iniln girl
into The st..ri, lacking like new blown rose,
Silh the gl!.i"ning hcw drops hanging ir"m lis
leaves, aud above all, her face II, Glenn as mir,
~ transparent as Noa know her untaln''d mind
~ under all this and there il not chimney
sweep so Iow, thn, he would moi give her ih"
sidewalk, nor clown, even among tho most
cnwnish, who would not, even il hn dared
touch h"r,wpr his hands upon his clothes and
with delight carry her over the crossings, rath-
or than that she should soil the sole Of her slip
per"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
JOHN STARKWEATIlER,

Upton, Mass, Sole Proprietor.
CHARLES DYER, Jr., Druggis, s. Apoihe
cary, ~ LEStminslor street, Providence, X. l.,
General Agent Tor the United States.
This incidence is not palmcd upon the public
panacea "or every III that flesh is heir to-" but after
experience o more than thirty years IN The practice
and careful observation of the treatment and remedies
hy others IN this class Of Diseases, and
alier seeing the benefits which have resulted from the
use Of IL in many hundred cases, the proprietor ieels
warranted in recommending II ms superior to any pre-
phrnI,au offered. Eeng ot vegetable production II
may be taken with perfect snioy for any term Of time
BY persons the most delicate constitutions, however
low they mny have been reduced by disease.
The most distressing cases al Soue in the Gall blad,
der have been cured bv aud in at tins kind.
where II hns been used has II failed oi The most com
plptc success.
IL viii he loGal snrc remedy for blot:het nccs, 80
troublesome 10 young persons.
II tnken IN seasnn ~ preventive u VIII ty sccpWr
the hnry ari digestive "rgnLs III healthy state, de-
E.nd the s,sicm num the attacks OF Fever aud hguts
the yellow, Birus mud Auiumuhl Fevrrs which prey
upon those an those onlN who hre prtdsnostd thereto
II, disease aud arrangement "f those OrPHns.
! IfcuStNtucss H. M attendant SYMPTOM, II will hr
urrssnrN tn take grulc cnihnrIic Ia three four
dp,s while the bowels remn'n ~ that stntc. Hluc
pan M uivhI, with hU-c of Rhuhnth Castor OI,
Scnun pn the morning following viii occasionally tc
found cihrhcluus'
SYMPTOMS THE symptoms ~ This disease on,u
sigI aud lli iur tu s,i iHlC iInr, su'h ~ ulnrss
nu.r mcas, accompanied hi "lW"ss"r. t"lht Z"
yHru, ~ the pH u the stomach. Ihr niid l'cuu' ?
'THilt deiftttNr. tttH ~ ~ Tor Utbial tN'
rttin pt'Nu J.. the HlI rtc ht'un's NHrrlt, ~" pu'
Infrrd muuih rmunt,. taste Nttni'd silh tos' r"u'
,es sthtt s,p iIsiuth,d via hirhtl tuhns. "rCr-
.nrnN ~ ulit,c putin ~ The rpI titr. tXtrI dlig 4"
titr top ut the ,huUhl't crHup ~ sH.nr y 'U'h ~.
. pttitur,d aud trtNUus t~rthtg 81 the Wu-fl'h go
~ hug pun ~ the Limbs IstN"tis or srh htnh'hr are
g.urnlh rnu.'d 10y " utirh nrirnt~ ~ ihr h'rm I"
- rough H.thmH. ~ d.rnstd stnt ~ ihe h''r' 81
rhrr w. sNmpniN or pressure ihd"rrt d"lhhs""' W
r! iLr ,l fpu. the uurs aud UcCusifr- these Ills
ORDERS ~ rhnpFirR tho nrrflh siHir ~ TIE hNr'
ilr irrtrrn 81 ho iungs imm' 'ilnIth g''s wsN. lh'
by,f !. i,l.rI CONNECTED. rrinnr, srconhnilN ~
,,u., r ra,ri win yarnus disrnst- ui The bend ~.
\ Wril o. rther pntt- ui the sN-iti
A. sbrpfJ he home ~ mind that many or the fscrsr'
G,r vt,b mi. medicine is prescribed may he "i lnur
stnrdug nud obstinate ~ rhHrm'cr 80 hS '" ',q"H'
long time a. tnntc ~ Impression on thtn Ih trtl
case sten, Hnd p9iisni pttsrsrrnhcr " necessary -
= much too often hbPpcn~ that rhleht- ''d"'td h'
disca.e will through despoudeucN, discontinue the u~'
az means long b,ipra their tfno value ran br tsicd
which, II persisted n, ~Und be productive OF the mos
beneficial fesuli.
For ssie IN Nsvgori ~ ~
!. Mach : II J TAYICR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

AN ACT au'horsing the establi ishment Of
the boundary line between the towns o.
Newport and Middletown.
Whereas the aforesaid towns have appoin-
ted committees 10 ascerlail and mark out the
boundary line between said towns /; and
whereas, difficulty has arisen IN ascertain
ing with accuracy, The head of The creek
winch makes into Coddngion's Cove, tho
same being the starting point Of the line be.
tween said towns:
II is enacted by The General assembly az
JoHovs:
The committees appointed by said towns,
are hereby authorised to ascertain and
,gree upon the point which is to be consider
ed az the head Of the creek making into Cod
dng,ons Cove, and there to fix a monumen';
and from thence To run the line the whole
distance between snid towns, and report the
same 10 their respective towns which re-
port when ratified by both said towns. IN lc-
ga town meeting, shalt be and remain forev-
er thereafter, the boundary line between said
towns.
True copv-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
DR.. Jaync's Medicines !

v assortment of Dr. Jaynes' Medicine
"a jnsi received from Phli1d"iphia. and 10
.nlo whole .alc and retail by Dr. X. X. llhZ
ARD. nt ,he sign ~ the Golden Mor,ag
Washington square. Newport,
Mau,Ai
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
DR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE
y nENOy PIIIS-From Ger

many-An eileotual remedy for suppression IL
regularity, and all cas- es where nature does no
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by j. u. Hat. corner Of Broadway aud
Chambers street (: l.. NJ. Guion, corner Of Bow .
cry and Grand street, and corner Of Henry and
tikd streets and by T.. Burnet, 35 Sixth Ave-
nue., N York 4 so. by Dr.. X. Il. HAZARD.
ph,ee Sign Of the Golden Mortar.
New pnIt, Jan. 5. lSI3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
Pure extract of S.arsaparilla,

ppREpaRED by WM BROWN. Chcmis,
No. 4Sl Washington street, Boston, -
THIS is an entire new preparation ut Sarsa.
parlilu, without being reduced by tho addi-
tion of sugar lo form n syrup, NJ II ~ known
hy all that this very much reduces The ex.
tract, II is prepared hy new s'cam nPPara-
uns. shat procuIcs ia" strength without c,apo.
ration. II i-,hc onl, pr, pnrali"n now IN use.
That our physicians mny bc made acquainted
vita ns mode uf manufacture, u pamphlet
has been published and sent Ia lh" phy~i.
clnns that they may know It's qualities. For
.hr pas, year II has been extensively recon.
mcrr"d hy them for purifying the blood. re-.
moving all hUmors. dl,ra-rs of the skin, crRdi
eating mcrcu'lal effects from the sysi"n,.
ulcers. Sc. II is also extensively used Tor
tho th"umn,ism.
For sale in Newport by
H. II. HAZARD. J D,ur,;.,,
II. J. TAYLOR.
| June 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
True copy-wiiness.
HENRY BOWEN, Secr'y.

AN ACT in amendment of mn net entitled
"An uct to prevent The spreading Of Con-
tnglous or other Infectious Sickness in tho
State"
II is enacted By The General assembly as
fotows:
Sec. |. The records required by the twen-
iy.,hlrd nnd twenty fourth sections rf the
nc, To which ihIs in amendment, need not be
kept IN The city OF Providence, 50 long rs
provision is annually made by said city
fir the grn,niious vaccination Of the inhabi-
ianis thereof
True copv-w'ncss:
HENRY BOWEN. .Sec'rp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
Haws Of Nbope Fe!ano.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
lDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly, Ian. Session, A. d.
1915,

AN ACT concerning the appointment ot
Watchmen aud Special Conslnbles 10 ,ha
city Of Providence.
n is enacted by The General Assembly "a
Ioiiops:
Sec. ]. The Mayor and Aldermen Of tho
city OF Providence are authorised to appoint
so many Wnlchmen for said city, as the City
Council Of snid city may deem expedient |;
who sha Il hold their Offices during the plea
sure of said Board.
Sec. 3 The Mayor or The Board of Alder
men Of said city, are authorised to appoint
Special Constables for saId city, whenever ia
his or their opinion it may be expedient (; and
such cons,ables shall hold their Offices Tor
the day on which they are appointed, and
The two succeeding days but they shall not
be required to give any bond, nor shall they
be authorised TO serve any civil process but
in all other matters they shall have the
same power and authority as other consta.
bles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
REMOVAL.

form Tho public that he has removed bis
stock of Nry GoodS to I59l, Thames street
(next door to II. Sessions where he wi |
receive this week new and fresh supply of
DRESS GOODS. Linens, l.. G. udkfs,
Hosiery, SC. SC.
ALso-lleavy blcachcd and unblcachcd
,heellDgs, tIckings, brown aud damask linen
liable covers, crash, white, red and yellow
| iannels. &c, Z. MOREV.
Dec. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
HENRY BOWEN, Stc'ry.

AN ACT nnlhori-ing the city Of Providence
IN restrain CERTAIN animals from gong Ut
large.
n is enacied By he General .4ssemLiy rs
joHoms:
Sc. !. From anl after The passing Of This
,ci, The city oi Providence shali have foil
power to 'nact ordinaurrs aud rrGulniions
pruhIhlttng horses. cattle. sheep, hogs. goats
ind sre.r from going al large wiihIn the
IImlt' oi SAID clil {; aud to lnilIci such pen,I-
'irs aud fines tor The breach ot siicb ordinaD.
"rs and regulations. as they nrc authorised
10 inilIct hy III" provisions oi an act en'ul"d
An act Ia incorporate the cny Of Pfoyi.
i"nrr."
So. g The said city Of Providence shall
il.o have nulhmiiy Ia dec nie nl swine found
cunning AT large within the luniis Of said
rIiY, Ia be- fori,lcd 10 and for HE use Of The
poor "t sand ci'y, or of such persons as may
be authorised 10 seIzc the same.
True copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
EEepasic Elixir,

n new remedy for Lundice, Dyspepsia, Ind.
gesiion, UeakntSs and .SountsS Of The
stomach, Loss ofappeiite, Lowness NJ sPir.
its. Headache, asthma, Rheumatism, Female
Distractions and Uedknesses, and all Other
Complaints arising from a diseased stale
Of tie Lirer and lis Secretions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESlR ABLE
Fall 81 Winter Goods
70 40, HEAD OF WATER ST,

=
THE undersigned is now receiving tho largest
offered in his line in this city direct from the
best houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
part as follows,
BROAD CLOTHS.
so pieces Blue, black. brown Invisible green,
claret, cadet, dahla and russell brown cloths,
approved makes; also blue black twilled Belgian
cloths; % ps cashIneres, various prices aud qua
lltlesj IA do very desirable, 50 ps eassnets all
colors and prices; Do diamond wave aAd vine,
very desirable; 10 pieces pilot and flushing cloth,
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Macki-
nav blankets for coats.
VESTINGS.
Rich fg'd silk and woollen Velyeis, late STYLE
and best quality; Mcrino do; Satin, plain and
fg'd do; lasting and cashmeret, new sytle vest
ing; American. French and English. with great
varieiyof articles in the above line, which will
be made up TO order in the very latest fashion,
READY MADE CLOTHING
Blue. green brown and olive dress aud frock
coats; Beaver and pilot over coats; Do frocks do;
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and plain
cassinet coats, frocks Ind coatlecs; general as
London tweed, Ky Jeans and Mexcan mix do
very cheap; 800 Vests, various qualities e. prices
Gents "a and cloth cloaks, all colors and
qualities; cashmere. cussinet and Ky Jeans pant!
and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts
Linen and MusliL do; bOsoms, collars, stocks 4
scarfs; gllves, suspenders and cOmfou 81 red
yellow and green canton and domestic flannel :
binding tr mmiags &c; so prs country knit IL
hsse.
The attention of former customers and N
public generally, is respectfully invited, as W
| are determined n NJ 10 be behind the cheapest
our ghbofs in selling good bargains for cash.
| Oc 10 ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
UPON THE PET TON OF THECIIY
OF WHEELING.

NO " r..
hURSUANT 10 AN order OF the Circuir
Il Superior Cour. OF Law and Chancery
Tor the county of Ohio, made on the 9TH day
of February d, 1915, awarding 10 the city
oil Wheeling, writ IN the nature of a writ Ul
ad qHOd dannum, the undersigned acting M
obedience 10 said wrI, will cause to appea;
upon or near The grounds IN SAID writ mems
toned, 10 wit: all that ground or lois embraced
within the boundaries Of Union street n the
North, Market street on the West, Monroe st
90 The South and Fourth street on the East,
and which rs known as Square number 10 in
said city Of Wheeling and includes los nun
heIed TO Ii inclusive, on Tuesday the Is b
DAY Of March, 1915, jury OF TIVE lye diSinteT
esled, discreet ifteholdeIS of the county OF
Ohio, to view the said ground and lois, and To
hear such proper evidence as the proprietor OF
proprieioTs OF all or of any part thereof, and
as the said city, my fer, and 10 ascertain
and find according 10 he best OF their judgment,
what damage, (all the circumstances consider
ed snch proprietor or rruprietorS, or the Sc
having any interest therein, will sustain, II
such grounds OF lots, be condemned and con
veTled TO public use, to wit: the opening Of an
Alley, ten feet wide, through said Square 10,
from said Union street to Monroe street nd
hereby hoiiiy all persons claiming as proprle
tors or any interest IN said grounds or lUlS, and
their agents, of this inquest-and il the same
IS not completed on the said 18Th OF March,
1915, the jury will be adjourned from day TO
day, until completed. A KELLY, Deputy,
foI Peer YarGall, She riff. o c..
WHgAr. feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
coMMIssIONtR,S SALE

BY virtue OF decree ia the above eau e, l,
the undersigned, the comm. soncr appointed
in said decree will offs, for SALE u the highest
bidder al public auction, in front If the court
house OF Ono county, m Sntu day the % n
day OF March lS45, The south halves II Lots
umb r ONE ard Twelve, in Granam'S addition
To Wheeling. which addition is now part OF
The CITY OF Wh cling, the property of the said
Jaseph F Lodwick, now occupie! by WIN II
Houston, and is situated on the weSI side of
Fifth street in said city, and is well improved
Terms Of SALE The purchase money. with
interest from the day OF sale, 10 be payable in
three equal nstalmenIS, in one, two and tn ee
years, respectively, from the day OF sale, he
purchaser t. give bonds tn good srcurIg
therefor, and the lille - be retained as iur'heI
security until payment in lull.
ISAAC w MI rCHELL,
feb % Commits sluner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
GOLD WATCHES,

UST Received by the snh5cfibef, az assOfimont
., Of fine full Jewellod JoEn.on and Tobias Gold
lever watches which will be sold. at q small sd.
vance on cSsi.
Anyperson wishing N purchase first rate watch
one VI the Gerry bs1, will please coll and examine
ny sssurimcni:
Also common Gold lever Watches heavy gold
gnards, fob and vest chnins Ladies Garnet To- a.
and other slone pins; diamond funy emerald. anne
his, garnet. Iopas pearl, JET and every variety Of
sci and plain, Rings Guild pencils, earrings. spec.
aeles, silver spoons silver arrows cot The hair. gl
and lei hair Plus, jet necklaces, silk guards. pen
Knives &c &c. All received his day
jan 3 JOHN BISHOP.
Sign Of The Dig Watch. No lS2. Main 81.
| B-Wnches and yowelry fepsired IN The mos
approved manner aud at prizes as low a. al sny
! hef esiabli fnent 10 tie Guy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
MEDICAL CARD.

noCToR FAwCETT Of 1876 Fulton street.
New York. Member Of the Royal Cullege
oi Surgeons Of London and Edinburgh. and Gradu-
ate OF tho J,Hsrson Medical College Of PhaJel-
phis; also ouihor Of a work embracing The follow
ing subjects, yiz mainmony lwpolency. and Stefil-
iiy suaI0n:caly, phSaologically aud medically OK
planned, with q comprehensive exposition Of tho ia.
iufe and modern treatment Of SyplillisJ SeconJaty
symptoms, GonorrhOta. elect Structures, Nnciurn
Emu sions, and all tho consequences arising from
kisslufbaiion. Or FaScelt confines his private
consultation on The above meniiuned diseases. al
his long established ,iIice, l96 Fulton street where
the most agfagaied forms OF disease will yiehl ia
his mode OF lfeaIneD without restraint IN Diet or
exercise. and without mercury even wien The pro-
creative energies bccome paFolj zed torpid from
excessive indulgence IT The passions, he will be
able 10 restore The pnffs TO health and yigor Per
IONS Of o distnnce enclosing 81 can have copy T.
the work Az letters mn-t he post pnih. and drcc
ted 10 DR. ~ Fswceti, l96 Falion 81 New York
ian 1 ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
NEW WORK

yHNHE History OF the Popes from the fopn,
IL dsiion OF The See OF Rome TO A ID 1883,
by Archibald Bower. E'q formerly public Pie>
fessor of Rhetoric, History and Philosophy in
the Universities OF Rome, Genoa and MaceIsis,
and III The latter Place Counsellor OF the lnQui.
>Ilion, and continuation 10 the present nme
by Rev Samuel Hanson Cox, u d, Professor
extraordinary ri Biblival and Christian His
tory IN the Union Theological Seminary Of
New York, to be completed in 81 Nos, 25 cts
each. Persons who wish TO subscribe for this
work will call al ROBB's Book and Stationary
Store, corner Of Main and Union streets.
ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11
NOTICE

CONSCIOUSNESS Office Feb lS45.
The parties interested IN The foregoing de-
cree, are hereby notified, that have appointed
Thu sday, the 90 day of March next, at the
oGIice OF jacob Fitzhugh IN The oily Of Wheel,
ing, as thu time and place, hen and where !
will proceed to take The count in said deer e
directed And require all paries having any
interest in the same, to appear and attend be
fore me, for the purpose of enabling me to take
said account and make The report thereof.
EDW n NTZHUGH,, COmmissioner
A WILSON, rq feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

WIRGINIA-Ohio Circuit Superior Cour
Law and Chanterv, February &, le45.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT:
Aired Caldwell,
ogainb
William Cunningham administrators & heirs
.3BSTR7CT:
'An6 the Couil doth adjudse, order and de-
cree, that this cause be referred To Edward ii
FltZhugh, Esq. one of the Master Commits.
siOnrrs OF this Court, 10 take and state an ac>
count of the personal ate and effects OF said
lnestate, which have come o. The hands OF The
said administrators, James w Clemens end
Jefferson l. SangSton,) or - the hands of any
other person by their direction and of all sums
wherewih they or either OF them are charges
able in due course of administrator; and hat
he also take and state an account OF The qpan
thy, location and value at the real estate Of
the said Cunningham, deceased, whereof he
died seIZsd or entitled to, and Of the value OF
The annual rents and profits lhereof-A nd il is
lu:lhPT ordered, that said Commissioner take
and state an account OF what may be due the
complainant on the covenant IN his bill men.
toned, and 10 AL Others showing the amount
due each, respectively, and WHEEL her The same
bind the real estate aforesaid Of said luteSlaie,
either as spec fic liens or ncumbrances, or any
JlherwiSe-ALd for these purposes, the said
Commissioner will cause reasonable notice to
be given by advertisement in such newspaper
as he may ihink proper, TO said creditors TO
come before him and prove their debIS; and
shall fix pcremplorY da for that purpose; md
such OF them as shi not come in by the tine
limited shall be excluded from the benefit of
this decree; and such credit RS who are not
parties TO this sun, and who shall come before
said COMMISSIONED 10 prove heir deb'S before
hey be permitted 50 TO do shall contribute TO
said complainant, their proportions OF the ex>
penses of .his SUIT to be adjusted BY the Com,
missioner, or secure the paYn cot thereof "a is
factory To him. And, the Comnissi nef is or.
dered to report IN the premises aiih all cos We
nIent sped. together with any matters deemed
| pertinent by himself or required by any OF the
| parties in order to a final CeCTee in the cause 4
| TeSte, ALEX + LAIDLEY, Clerk.