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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
SHERlFF'S SALE.

By virlus of a writ Of VeDdi Fx.
ponis, to me dlreclrd out o. tho court
Of common pleas Of Csrr"H 90. Ono
| Will Offer iDr $ Ir ca I Gnsd,y the 28'h
day Of Apfh, lS46. al the hnuse.oG Tho
mas James ia Augusta township the 70!
loving property to wit: lour head. ei
horse creatures, tour sets OF horse gears,
one three horse wagon and tour mitch
COWS Sale D CONNIE ace al 10 &C DC k
A M on said day.
Taken in exccHioR aud will be sGlG
by L MCGUIRE, Sheriff
A2rA ~, iS46-prf S. 0Q.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
SHEEIFF'S SALE.

Bg virtue Of writ OF Veudi Expo
aas issued out Of the Court OF Com
mon P'eos OF Ctfroll Counly, Onio,
and to me directed, | VIII offer for
sale on "Wednesday he % Il d,v Of A
prp, lN4d, Al the house Of james Miller
IN Rose fnN nshlp the lOl'owlug proper
" 10 wi: Saved head Of horse creatures
and one FbErs shing M1chlne. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock 4 NJ
Token IN execution nrd will be sod
by me, T. MCGUIRE Sheriff.
Aprlt II ls46-pu s 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
s 4ERIFFS SALE

Bv yIriue of a ~rlt OF II IA. ct Lev
Faelas, issued out Of The conrl of com
mon pleas Of Carroll county, . ana to
me directed, will offrr lor sale at the
house of Brszllla Ba'es IN Augusta town
ship, Carroll County, Ohio. on Farsdsy
The 2Sth day Ol Apgi', 1916. The follow
ing property, TO VIZ: one hS mare. Sale
TO commence at i2 O'Clock. m on said
dsv. Taken ia Execution aud will be
sold by me
E. MCGUIRE Sheriff.
Anil II, 1916 Pr. 100.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
SHERIFFfS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ o Yendi ExPonas
ssusd oal cfrAe Court cf CoUmon Peas
Of Car Il caon'y. Ohi'. & 20 mr directed
hwllI uH rturs.Ie al The courI house dcur
m Caro- Ion. on Mrnday he 4'n d@y OF
Nav, between ne hours ni 10 o'clock
A NJ, aad 4 O'Clock P NJ OF said day
the foInWing real estate, 10 wit Part
Of the Norlh Easr quarter Of Section
No. Is IN Range No g. in Township
NJ Id. containing sixty seven acres and
one hundrei and lhlrly seven rerches,
Also part OF SAID North Eist quarler
Of Township and R ,rge a'oresn'd. for
houndry ginning, al Iha, NorDa West
corneI Of J,TDes Ngal's. GoFneEly part
OF said qnar'o-.. 'aeGse East forty per.
chps, Inrnce South ejghy perches,
Ihanca, HcSo forty pe5ches, lhence N.r'h
T.. hly pcrches 10 ne place al begin
Ing. combining Two acns mare or sss
Of tie lands ord re d 10 be sold at Sea
henvHle. Ohio. Taken IN execuli0u and
wlI b. sod by me
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
April 3rd, f846,-Pr. lee 2,25.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of awrh o, f. ia. el leyi-
r Iac,as issued out ul the Court Of Com.
mon Peas OF jefferson rauaty. Ohio,
and 20 me directed. lwill offer lor sa q
At the housp OF Richard Sherrod. IN Or
augr lo"pship. on Monday H. 81 h day
oi A1u', 1886, the lolioWlng properly
va: 'wp horse crealu'es and Two Yok. nf
Wtrk calle, Sale TO eummpnce at u
O'Clock. VI oisard day
T4ken in execution and will be sold
BY
f MCGUIRE Sheriff.
April II, 1876 slSlO0
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RO BENG-EsOC sE.
John Matt

Takes this mrihod of ~ rninr Ihs
public that be hiss taken sud Gttsa up
he sPacioes Bnrk llouse in'u.sT &C
oupisd ~ Dr EueTy,'n Nan-stfss
CaTfolion, an3 y uhw pc pared - ac
commn6ste a large numher 81 Bosfdefs
This house IS large aud cum'ott.tlr
and iorHied 20 hsallhy Sud bsaaui'u
ptrt uf the tuwB. Those drsir.us oi cb
tsining boafd W.II hpd ~ 10 IhsI adyao
tage 70 caii bud ascertain hls 'eTms
Which viii be hferal, teIofe spP'Siul
elsrw here.
CsrIollion, Ap'il 10. ls46.
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NOTICE,

Al nv instance ait Of ahfcfmen
rast Ibis say issued by Adam J ctma II
: ;cs,jee Of the pr ace OF Lee tcWrstiP
q roll Z, urr, Ohio, against nc prop.
s,,v a. q elTec f John I Fuigusoo
-, ,psidrrr Of sud Crury IDt,o tt IS
3,d day OF March in tha year a L,
1876. ,,,,,,,n, ,Trpt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
F., MCGUIRE Sheriff
April II. lS4G-- prf $l,60
SHERIFFfC SALE

By virtua~ Ol a writ Of Vendi Ex,
ponas issued oui Of the Court ul Com
mon Peas ot Carroll county, Ono.
end to me directed, will offer for sal"
on Wondesday the 29h Gay Of Apri
1876 at he Mehod,si Meeting house. 10
thu Town Il Malvern, the ioIio~lpe p'o
perry vlz:.vo amnnn Stoves and p,prs,
Two Astral lamps aud four Liverpool
Lamps. Sab to commence al tWU o.
clock P NJ on seid day
Taken IN ExeCgtlon aad will be
sold Uy me
F.. McG tl)RE, Sheriff
Al IL ICAG- D. - I 40
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SHERLFE9S. SIZE

By viuUe of IA writ &C Fl. Ia, et Eev
IA. issued Oul OF the eouFl oi common
pleas OF Carroll county Ohio, and 10 me
directed, will ofItr for sale at the house
of Wm Murey, ,sr in Brown To" aship.
on " eduesdsy The 29th day OF Apra
lS46 the lollowrng property 10 wi; t~o
horse creatures, four head Of cows, one
three horse wagon, and twenty head Of
sheen. Sale 10 commence at ; o'clock
p. NJ
Taken in, execution and will be sold
by
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17

SHERLFEtN NALE

By virtue Of writ Of Y.ndi Expo
Bas. 10 me directed oul Of the court o.
common pleas Of Carroll county, Ono,
] will offer for sale on the 27Ih day 0t
April lS4G bslween The hours oF 10 o.
clock A NJ and a o'clock P NJ At lhr
house OF James Nee IN Uaon township.
The following property 10 wit: three
horse creatures one hundred head ei
sheep. four cows, and 0ne three horse
wagDn.
TAKEN in Execution and will be sold
by me
r McCUlRE. Sheriff
April lzh 1916 Pr. ST.
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The undersigned, Publisher Of The
Carroll Free Press,

Grateful Tor the Taaouaee which las here.
.oore sus!a nee bis Fafer, and anxious
10 enlarge he sVhegr Ci i,s U.s. s!r,ss, rs.
wei. or 10 improve lis tl}origl LIcal oI-.
peuauce, Vrol oses 10 r.tt lie ss;otish-
uclt. IS SUITE e.t tECluiagfHeHl tr a.
iClGea 10 "a ,ily Tie uiGeuaklg. With
Tbs view, he UiasEol Il Cst Ca.lesly &C
Eeits lie co-ogea.ou oi lhr friends q The
FREE lEESS, in an attempt 10 Ilocu.s
additional sutsCl4els.
The approaching loIiIc2. s2YT3is IL,
CLC--.La Ics,aab ilIa.F 'aEtn tl our 10.
hlicel errGltnls ht regard to The Cuner-
cy--,le importance Of tie r'Xt IosIGeE-
lial calvass-lhe "@gIs = ne tines IN
GcutEg luiure events y LCb ggss ggj'a:e
the whole eounuy--aA ICasFire 10 render
tie newspaper ltss, JUS: row, not VCr-
Thy OF Ateral PatIeNage aid extensive cir
cua.ion.
The course Of This paper, for nearly
twelve years past, has teen too well known
10 require any new txqosiuon OF lis PoIi-
iical iaih. lis steady aim has teen, and
Will coutil ue /" Le, tAe peVetua.jon and
improvement Of oar Republican iAslim-
uors; and as The only P.otQlle nettcd OF
ef'tctiug L!ls gIeal CIIecl, the Eus Iress
will, as heretofore. suFl aid vntlcate
Wig men, Wig M asEsts, and Wig
prin.if.tS.
Nafour friends and patrons lend Us
their aid III carrying on Ibis good WcIkE
1t will lie remembered, that, under The,
1 Z gir
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17

Cupied b, L 2 Guu'd nearly opposite
] g Bu,k's Tavern. Mam-streel. Gar.
tOllIon-v here be viii be- {, ,urd ut Ill
times, READY to alIend - lhoSs ~ho may
give htm coll.
lie viii iroa RUgg'es, Wagons, &c ,
and DO all kindS ol country WuIk, H. he
nea est and mot suas, tR'Inl manner.
ana upon The shortest notice tle vii
pay pauica!aT Gllenlioa 10 shoelBg
hoFses.
lie hopes by strict attention to bnsi-
ness. and employing ell nts eRrrglrs 10
give general Satisfaction, 10 mertI slJ
receive q liberal share oi public paDrO
cage. his chBTgcs viii b. nadrral".
JOHN EBERSOLE
Csuollion, April 10, 1916.
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COMMON PLEAS CARROLL. CoVN

| CCaNMON RLE AS IA kkULE, I W ~
TY.
Samuel Williams. Ad l
m,nistra,oF with the
WiII annex, d, oi Sumu-
Ell Bear, dec ased,
VS.
George Bear. Jonathan PplhioR for
Boar, Dame Bear. Ma leave - Cam.
nv Sparks intermartied ! plele isal Goa
with John Sparks e IracL
= beth Barlhnlempw,
with Bo7zI
3aFrhoIe new, Martha
Walters and William
W,rers.
The satd Georg Bear, Jonathan Bear,
Daniel Beat, Mary Sparks msrrmarrl-
ed with Lhn Sparks, Z lsaboth Blrrhol
cm"w, i0IerRtarried, with Boa 2 Ba Elh0l-
emew, Marlhs Walters and William
Walters, will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the tweBtv-
Rr-t day OF March, in The year Of A. d
i846, in Inc Court Of Common Pleas.
InaOd for sad county, by Samuel Wi
Iisms, Administ ator with lhe WIll an
nexrd, Of Samuel Bear. dcCes sff. aud
Is now pending wherein The sad Ad-
miaIstrator prays said Court for leave 70
complete contract made by The deGeas
ed. in- his lifetime ior ihe sale Of the i0I-
lowing desc ribsd real estate, to wit, the
East half OF .he North East quarter Of
Section thirty t30) in township twelve,
tl2) Of Range five, ~ 10 he district of
lands made subiect to, sale az SIeu
brnvile, Ohio, with Daniel Bear. and
that o, ,he npxl Tern, OF SAID Conr, np,
pllcatinn will be made by said Admins.
hatoF for leave TO cnmplele said con-
tract.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
BY Ecklv s. DAVIS his Atl'y.
April 3Id, l846
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Tie STATE Of Ohio. Carroiie,aHiy IS.
COURT OF COMMON Pleas

VGcaiiaa Jctore Nay Term, lG46.
jacob Wand
IS.
Eve Niaad. George WiaRi, \
Israel WraHd, Harrison Wiaud, :
tleRry Wand Be,sey Katl m
Icrnarled ulih adam X ~. Mat
ena Reed. inrermaru,d. wrrb
JON K. ed, Poltv Il hn, ,Blsr
ra,rl,d wih Na'enIrre hohn, :
Daa,tl Wmrd, Joha WI a.. SUI :
san Wand, mrner hens Of lphD
Wand. dec.
Tna sid Eve Wand, George Wand
I.rael Wand, Harrison Wand. Henry
Wand and Be'sy RaII. u,ermarrIsd
win Alan KAT. Nalena Reed. inter-
u, .rrird ~I.h JOAN heed. Polly Holm,
lgiermaui,d v.lh Vaien.rne u hn. Dan
,rl " laud, JohD WarG, and Susan VI
app. m,nor hplts ai l,hn Wand, oe-
cras, d, wli@ take Eouce lhst petition
was 6lcd against lhcm On ID 9'h Gay Oi
MARCH. in hr Year A, b 1916, "a the
OGice ol he Ctrrk OF The Coull OF Com
mun P,eas within and inr The County nI
Carroll, and S,as OF Ouin, b. Jas /
Wapd aud = uea 20 ndHn. SA,Tsin u,
ad lar ab Nnpd dpn-u5s parrL Inn o
NJ lotowtrg tsai estate. snaote m IN,
county OF Carroll o3rsR,d. aud b,Ins
he Nonh W's, q arIr' 81 s'e'l0H lwep.
~, I0Hn>h ? thIreeB and Ratge 6vc
,ud ths Nrs bali oE lAe S,uh E7st
jnatler - Ssc.rra tArarv oHe FoW a.
h,p 'hrrIeca end Rug Il ?. ali oi The
anis ostru & 10 hp "a d "a S.tuhauylllr.
~ th2 STATE Of Dn1N. nd 'Agt al thc
nnxu legW ci sl5 Cogrt aag5'ealioa ~ Il,
be- iasde hy lhs salr J. euh Wiard. icT
an ofdsr thai p'Tntioa. nay ba made OF
sand Premises.
faCGB WAND.
B, + klev Il DAVIS his Auys.
hlarca q h lS4G
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
A STAFF MENT

Showing the EX eases ol the Carroll
Couniy Poor House, loTIne ,eIr ending
,he 9 d day " Dresmb is45
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
MARK LIDDLE

The DrtcrdauLAlsGk L dd'e. Cf The
Kmgacm nl hrhrd, viii tsse notice
lhal au This dsy Van Browp. ss Ad-
ntnisifaler OF jan Is q h3w, late Of
'arro couu'y. deceased. fled his Feli-
ion ~ uc CpuGt ui C,Hmog Pleas Of
Carroll COUuly. OHIO agsISss tlA;sald
pruton seis lurih. thai on he HIGrh
day oI August a d. ls44 tke 0e'end-
aut be rg {, dehlet 10 The c'Bpl uaHt
n 'he san. ni S943 torPau OF the Pur-
rhasp money ot rhr Sou h e - Quau6r,
Of seclun iNtA,y y. ~ uwusblP Tour
laru. o. RaHgc ave. Carroll cOurly. =.
hlo, Cxecuitd 10 he comp rsHt a
mortgage on ne ErcmrsCs sior1 sad, 10
ss' ufe The p yTtRt Il The pHrrhss mo-
ney viii IateFest thereon Si12 Of
hlch was dor "a The first day OF Au.
gust 1916. with interest Thal The
same Is uiIsIa Gad Uasaushed. The
bfaypr ul ihp peuln'n -. hal the CodFt
cFdeEthe .ands tfnrcs ID 10 ta 60 d 10
pay the r1rrhbsr monies ,IOresai5, and
10 forsttose ard forever hsF tAe said
LiddIe. from Ae Equpy Of n demplrn,.
nd for general reiei. And unless the
sa d jei-a sat shall within slxll days
from he tsing ol the mex, rfFm OF the
Court pead. an, wer OF d,mnr, to ssId
vfta:un. The matters and things laeTein
contained vail be Iakpn ast,ue 6hd con
iessed. q O dpctPe had aecordT gly.
VsN BROWN, IN person.
Mach l3h 1915 - Pr lee 5 25- 6w
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LES9 OF LETTERS

Rem iRing ln the Post Ohce III Cat
FolIton on The drsl dly OF AarIl 1876,
and il not taken onr by he first of Jnly
will be sent 10 The General Post Office
as deAd LeLlera.
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PR0SPEC TUS

For improulg the C.4RRCLL FREE
PRESS, aud Jor ezte@a.ag is eircuIa-
ton
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BLACKSMITuING.

The subscriber
Trspectully IN
iOIns his o j Gus
toners and the
pub - gearruliy,
that he has re-
moved 10 the
ShoYI recently oc
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Csuall County. oese. vAsrs ihey ia
irud 10 make .td 1eFp corsisnily 90
taud, Cssig gsofsii aercr,p i,as. 70 Nii;
T., -, ,atiets OF 30 Z Grauags, 1htssh
isg-A casa' Gra'Irg. ) o,t-,aua P.oss
VI Ias nUs' Improved pr.lefus nov 10
U.s., q Dc. Al o,d, - Tor castings
Nil DO ~ mpt y az, bd-d lu. ano ran
he speedily hl d. as Ihs, WIIl at ell
times haze gO"d VsiisIn m-k-r EN-
pioy,d Their casuBgs vii be II The
bes' qusily asrhey intend ssiag en,re
y rbr krniucky lTrn.
The, have also c nnsCrsd With The
fruudTy al extensive N chine. sGd
Smuh Shop, where Ih,y vii make
lh,t shlug machines, lufuIEg lslbes. shd
plovghs; aud do ell k'Hd. OF F,Tging.
Tuning Sc. 10 order also rsI airing
all kinds OF machinery on The shOuesi
noucg,
1 Thry will receive N payment old ne
tal At one cent per pound snd sii kIndi
OF country produce Ht mHtkei PiGe
and wlii no. refuse cash
Bt pusUIag GOUT.e OF lair deahrg z
aud honest Industry, they hope 20 mef
i and receive a llbersl share OF the Psb
! iIC patronage
e P & A. N. FISHER & Co.
Lcesburgh, MaICh 27.h 1916
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-17
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing
hetwe II George Man'l.l aud George
I, ,ug in the Tanning business has heeO
lhls day dissolved. by u'a.nal ron'ent.
GEprGE NANFULL,
GEORGE LONG.
kpcusta. March Th 1916.
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StOHe-.Ware.,

A good sssorlHent Of Sone Crooks
SC, on hand and for sale bv
E, SINCLAIR
CQrroIltop, april 8. ls46
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~ Il. LLOY

.qaorAey and CouRssiiay a. LaS, and So
iiciior ia ChaHrery,
Has removed his Office To the room.
M stairs. adio ming the Office Of The Carroll
Free Press, CarrolllOn, Ohio.
April n, 1876.
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SRERIEF.S SALE


By virtue nt writ Oi Fl ia e' keV
To- issued out Of the court oI common
pleas for Carroll county, ., and 10 me
directed, will eff for sale on Mon5at
The 9Th dav n April, 1876, at lhr hous
~ Jonalhan Kelly, in Un'on township.
The following Greperty, to wit; one toGr
h1r,e wagon and bed. one Two hose car
rage, AND three ho'ss creatures. Slle
to cnmmcuce at II O'Clock. NJ. OF said
dav. Taken in execution and viii he
,oId BY F. hlrGUlRE Sheriff
April ", 1916 -prl 81 80
SHEkIFE'S SALE
By virtue Ola wft OF Vendl EXponas
20 me dlrec,e1 issued out OF the court
&c Common Pleas OF 'arrOlI co Ohio,
will offer for sale on Thursday he 30 b
day of April, 1916 a, b. house OF vii
l,am Irwin, in the town OF WaltsvlIe The !
blowing property TO wit: one hundred
; ards OF Saltinet, three horse creatures,
lWo sets Ol horse gears, and one two.
horse wagon. Sale to commence al 10
o'clock m said day.
Taken in execution and will be sold
bv E MCGUIRE Sheriff.
April II, l846-Prf Sl,OO. !
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LEESBURGu FOUNDRY,

Tas o. irrsi1nsd rsspreilb'l inf ff1
b. e. zshs . Csffo sad the sojaigire
county,. ih4t ,heJ haSs efeetod nes
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-24
LOSS OF THE STEAMER NEW YORK
SEVENTEEN PERSONS DROWNED.

A slip from the Mobile Tribune ofl0th instant,
gives an account OF the loss of the steamship
New York, on The Thin in severe gale from
the north east.
The News was brought to New Orleans by the
steamship Galveston, Capt Wright.
Seventeen persons were drowned, including
l2 passengers and five Of the crew.
The survivors we're picked up by the Calves
ion, and taken 10 n. Orleans Capt Jno. ID.
Phillips, of the lost New York, states that he lefl
Galveston Saturday evening, the 5lh inst for
New Orleans; and in that night, finding the wind
blowing very hard from the North east, with
heavy sea running from the eastward he got
back into eleven fathoms water.
On Sunday morning, al 10 clock, the wind
having lulled, he weighed anchor and proceeded
on his course. Sometime after, the wind in
creased, and he came 10 anchor in ten fa,homs
water. The wind then commenced blowing a
perfect gale, and held on until Monday morning.
He attempted to slip out of the troughs Of the sea,
and before the wind, when very heavy sea
struck her larboard guard, carrying il away, and
siraining the vessel so much as 10 cause her TO
leak considerable.
AtA o'clock, A. NJ, heavy squall carried a.
way the smoke pipe, lifted the promenade deck,
stove in the sarboard guard and wheelh0use,
causing the vessel 10 leak in such manner as
TO extnguish the fires in the furnace, and at six
o'clock she went down in ten fathoms water, the
wind blowing perfect hurricane.
The captain and eighteen of the crew were
saved
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-24

SELF AcTINo BRAKE.-Mr. McCammon, a
machinist of this city, has shown US the mod.
cl of a Brake for Rail Road Cars, which
seems fitted to accomplish the object so apxi
ously sought for. This Brake acts upon a
Percussion principle. and requires no care
or effort from persons connected with the
Train. The Engineer, in any emergency,
reverses the motion Of his Engine, and The
Care. rushing one upon another, are forced
back by Bumpers which, striking the end Of
a rod that connects with the Brake upon
each Car, acts instantly, and thus arrests the
Train by a power derived from iis own mo-
men,um. This Brake may be used for ali
the ordinary purposes. as well as to guard
against collision and casualties. This Brake
may be attached to new Cars for sum not
exceeding S25.-.Albany Euening Journal.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-24
HERALD AND RHODE-ISLANDER THURSDAY MORNING

from il, completely destroying the superabund-
ant slime or mucus so prevalent in the stomach
and bowels of children the immediate cause Of
all their bad health. The mucus forms the bed
or nest in which the worms produce their
worms can no longer exist in il. This medi-
cine is pleasant to lake, and entirely harmless
in its effects on the system, and will not injure
the most delicate constitution. Having a ca
thartic effect on the system, the health of the
patient will always he benehlted by the use Of
il, even if worms are not the primary cause OF
their sickness The attention Of parents is
particularly called to this article.
For sale by most OF the wholesale and retail
Druggists in the United States In New York
by the principal Druggists and the proprietor,
WIN. BAILEY, Apo'hecarys' Hall.
those that buy TO sell again.
Agent in Newport, Il. J. TAYLOR.
aug 81.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-24

New SOUTH SHoAL-Information has been
received in this city, that new and dangerous
shoal has been discovered by the photographic
party conducting the operations of the Coast
Survey in the neighborhood of Nantucket.
This Shoal lies about six miles, S. "a w.
(by compass, } from the knoscn South Shoal, is
about l.9 lone and nine tenths miles in extent
in an Fast aud West direction, and quite mar
row from North to South. The least wafer on
it is eight feet A sketch, showing the relative
positions Of the two Shoals, the soundings in
their vicinity, the character of the bottom, and
the force and direction of the currents, will be
issued from the office of the Coast Survey in a
short time. Boston Advertiser.
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NJ A r r | A G L s.

In this town, on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. Charles r. Brooks, Mr.. Benjamin II.
Chace of New Bedford,to Miss Sarah c. Free
born, daughter of the late VIM. W. Freeborn
Esq.
In this town, on Thursday 10th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Henry Foster, of New
Bedford, to Miss Jane, daughter of Capt. Will
liam Calvert
In Providence, on the llth inst, by Rev. J.
N. Granger, Allen Robertson, to Miss Cath
crime Mcdonald.
On the l4th inst, by Rev. Barclay A. Smith,
Charles l.. Bowler, Jr. of Providence,t to Maria
Louise, youngest daughter of the late Hood lr-
vine, Of Phlad.
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In this town, on Saturday last, Louisa Ade
laide, infant daughter Of Aaron and Mary Ann
Luffborough, aged IL months and II days.
In this town, on Sunday evening last, Mr.
Thomas G.. Pitman, in the 42d year Of his age
On Monday morning, Mr.. Horatio G.. Tay.
lor, aged 6S years.
On the same evening, Mr. William Dawley,
in the 44th year of his age.
On the 2lst inst, Priscilla Tuell, only child
ofJohn & Ann +. Peabody, aged Is months.
Grieve not, fond parents, at thy infants doom,
Early, its path was open'd to the tomb;
Early, to thee, she bade n llsp'd adicu,
And closed her eyes upon this earth and you
Thy tears may flow, but never can they save
Thy much loved infant from its early grave;
To that great God, whose power we all obey,
To yonder Heaven, she takes her glorious way
Thy tears then dry, acknowledge God supreme
Nor wish from death thy infant to redeem,
Death is the path that opens to our Lord,
The lamp that lights US to the arms Of God.
tCoMM.
In Portsmouth, on the 10th inst, Stephen
Slocum, Esq, aged a years. He was former
ly n Representative to the General Assembly
from that town.
In Middlctown, on Thursday morning last,
suddenly, Mr.. Peleg Sanford, son Of the late
Peleg Sanford, Esq. aged 25 years.
In Fall River, on the 18th inst, Edwin Bor-
den, only son of Edwin +. and Mary +. Lake,
aged year and 2 days.
Calm in the bosom of thy God,
Fair spirit rest thee now
While on the earth thy spirit dwelt,
His seal was on thy brow.
Sleep on sweet babe, and take thy rest,
Thy spirit is forever blest;
An angel in the heavens above,
Surrounded with Savior's love.
S. F.
In Providence, on the 10Th inst, of typhus
fever, Miss Alice A. Cornell, daughter of Mr..
Richard NJ. Cornell, in the 10th year of her
age.
In Providence, on Sunday morning last,
Harriet Eleanor, daughter of James and Eliza
beth A. Cory, aged II mos. and days.
On Saturday morning, Benz. l.. Waite, son
Of Capt Edward A. Cole, aged l6 months.
On Sunday afternoon, Mrs Betsey Capron,
in the 74th year of her age.
In Wilmington, N. G. 18th inst, Capt. VIM.
Billings Gates, formerly of this town, aged 6s
wears
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