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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-31

vent debtor was either put TO death, or sold
in foreign slavery beyond The Tiber but if
several creditors were alike obstinate and
unrelen'ing they mieht legally dismember
his body, and satia'e their revenge by this
horrid partition" Gihbon, while he as
serts the law to have been as Gelius rep
resents it, thinks with Gelius, " that no
creditor could be found to exact this M
profitable penalty Of life and limb" Me
bnhr adopts the statement Of Gellius, and
in quoting the words, 4" 81 plus minus We
secuerupt Sc fraude esto," remarks, +" that if
any one chopped of larger part than was
proportlonate to his debt, he was not pun
i,hable." The Roman law thus afforded
unbridled license to the avarice Of Shy
lock Niebuhr asserts still more " that ev-
cry a.temp, to explain away lhe inhumani-
ty of this law is a waste of labour it was
in reality as revolving as its literal mean-
ing nor would asser, as Gcllus does,
that il was never carried into effect, that no
debtor was ever put to death or actually
cut in pi ,ees." DIR. Woods in his state
menl OF the law, as to the Sectio corporis of
The Debtor, is thus sustained by two Of the
most profound scholars of past age men
whose researches into Roman History have
given Immortality 10 their names. In the
/ xnnei,inn ot tho la,, nr WnnIc accnrd-
ing to my recollection, dwelt more particu-
iarly upon the severe bondage and inhuman
cruelty to which Debtors were subjected in
the private dungeons of the Patricians.-
Whaever may be the opinion of scholars
as to different points of this law, there is
substantial and authentic evidence to war
rant the assertion that the execution of il
even in its more lenient iorm could no
fail to encourage the growth of avarice,
cruelty and revenge. Mr.. Editor, my lin
lis will rot allow of consideration of 9th
er points of DR.. Woods lecture | will only
remark, with regard to the imperfect social
condition Of man, and of the various wrongs
which have been inflicted upon portions oi
our race, in modern times, that these e,.s
have not arisen from that element of modern
civil zaiion, which Shelley deprecated
that on the contrary it is the destiny OF
Christianity 10 dissipate them, and to throw
its protecting shield over fallen humanity.
|, has been its fortune TO struggle with sue
cess against wrong, and TO enlarge the do
minion of Justice, humanity and virtue /,
is not my purpose to point out the ameI-
ioraiing influences of Christianity, through
the whole history of modern civilization.
But assuredly the scholar cannot but re-
collect that the Christian Church has con-
ferreI upon him an immense benefit that
at one Of the most fearful exigences Of hu-
man affairs, she prevented the triumph Of
Barbarism over civil2al on she in fact pre-
vented barbarian force from irampling in the
dus, all. the sple, did memorials OF ancient
aft and genius and thus secured to the
scholars Of every succeeding age, that lor-
ious literature from which 'hey derive sol
ace and delight, power and refinement.
yALERIUS.
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often, and finally it may be discovered that
the Bill is not needed and all The tine
spent upon its consideration vast d. II
this rule ~ adopted, it, practical operation
sill be as follows
To-day a member says, 4" Mr. SpeaAer
give Lo,ice that to-ln"rroN, or a, an car
ly day, or on Tuesday next (as III" case
may be- viii ask leave To introduce a
Bill to increase the pay Of Jurors ,o 50
per day, or 10 increase The salaries Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court to 81, 400
On the day ass gned, he says, MIR.
Speaker, asreeably to not ce given last
week (or whenever the time was) ask
teave to introduce Bill to increase The pay
of the Judges, &c. Some member hose
attention was called 10 the matter by the
notice given, having looked ino the sab
ject, says, "why the pay of the Judges
amounts now 10 $1,000, andj the gentle
mans Bill is unnecessary !" and the House
refuse to let him introduce the Bill, and
thus much time Is saved. In cases, too,
where liberty To introduce Bhl may be
given, the Bill will he m,re likely to be
drawn with greater care and accuracy.
We trust that these amen lments 10 the
Rules will be adopted, as we are confident
tha, their practical operation will do very
much to effect Legislative reiom in
our State.
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or Persons visiting Providence on busi-
ness, ,and not having tin 10 got Hotel, can
always procure dinner at any hour and at a
moments notice. at Fosters Eating Saloon
Weybosset street, a few doors above the
Arcade. A, this es,a Ilishment everything
is in perfect order, and busir ess goes on as
if moved by machinery. Fosters Bill of
Fare would always meet the appreciation of
The most fastdious epicure, and his e;cete-
as are delicously soothing. III these deli
cacies and comforts are furnished at very
moderate price, accompanied by Fosters
exquisite bows aud fascinating conversa-
tion. Then, if you have spare hour at
any time, it cannot be more proh,ably spent
than by examining his museum OF rare Gu
rios,ies. Cali there when you are in Prov
idence.
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M A R RI { D ,

In this town, on Monday evening 2lst inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Jack kson, Capt. Joseph Thomas, Of
Providence, aud Elizabeth II. Jouye', Of New
port.
RI. Rev John Johns, Bishop Of Virginia, Major
VIM. 4. Nichols, q Artillery, L. :. Army, L.
Clara h.. daughcr Of Vt. COL Il. f.. DcRu,sy,
Corp, of Engineer /. :. Armv.
In South kiagtown, on the 2l-t., by the Rev.
Mr. Mann, John -, Eddy and Frances C. Brow
ming, youngest daughter Of Hon. stephen Brow
ming, all of South kng.town.
In Pawtuckct, 23d inst, Mr.. james iIorsvcll
Of Boston, and Miss [. Smrhvcathcr, Of Prov
idcncc.
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WAsHisGTos, JAN. 2S.-.-Seuate. Mr.. Wei
ster presentcda petition in f,yorof granting land
to actual settlers. Mr.. Ilaminprescnted petit
ion for the reduction Of the postage all prepaid
hai-ounce letters, two cents each.
Iiouse.---Thc Legislative resolutions from the
Territory Of Minnesota for the removal Of The Chip
pcwa Indians. were referred. petition on the
subject # International Treaties, for the settle
mcnt Of disputes by arbitration, and ior Com
gress oi Nations, was referred TO the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Winthrop presented
petition from the Canadian Assembly, ashiug a,-
sisance to replace the public library destroyed by
fire at Montreal luring the recent Disturbance
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELiS AND ULCERS.

AsroNtsutSG lSn MOST woNbTRFUL CuRr.-C Cart
Era knapp. Of No 81 Willow H., Brooklyn ~ Y.
ot the most respectable citizens In the city
afflicted i've years with SctOu0us EryipelHs OF both
legs from the knees 30 the feet which ntlHrnod and
swclrd To- pr0digious size aud liberated Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough 10 finger in
into them whln discharged daily slfnOst incredible
quantity Of mpiurs,od substance. Hc had had the
advice and attendance OF several of the skilful
plyscisus and bad tried many highly recommended
medicines without cfecting a cure and was told by
one o. Of his physicians that the ulcers In his
ENrRacr has cured these ulccrated and ibiaed l.gs
ihm they aic entirely healed up, and he enjoys
"A h..uff
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o. On tie Appearance of Mrs kcmbie,
70 commence hr readiugai The New York
Taberl acle an Thursday night, she was
pre- ented with a magnificent bouquet Of
flowers. in as liver vase testimonial of
esteem which wa, gracefully acknOwlcdg-
ed. AT the close of the performance she
was presented With y-tc of thanss. Tie
proceed vote gives 70 the IIungn nuons.
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rIIr Arr or mpROyrMENr...Onc

TIE AGE or INPRONENENT.---Onc Of
the most important discoveries ol ilc age, IN aucl-
ioratiug thc condition of thi, lulr class u suiIor-
ing humanity, tousumpti,r-. is Dr. Nlstai's
Bal.am of wild Cherry, What time establishes
ani cpnsccratcs. what experience adopts Hld com
firms What al men IN 1ll places uuiio w saying y
COOL and valuable T. 80, No. doubt. \ popularity
of this soft fiNcs IN socic'y ts roots so deep AMI
stron. that time cannot drstroy h. Tho sucross
which ha. attended this medicine lor several years
pat, hi. overcome The pUlulic,. u aI' rosU'cto-
b' ,pd scrfillc men. and ihc article has taken
tend dnoug thr fr,' class ii.r,,,ties and Lcs.
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e. z Z p

In this town, YESTERDAY morning, after long
illness, John II. Barber, Esq, senior Publisher Of
the NEWPORT MERCURY, in the 5Sth year Of
his age.
In Middlrtown, on Saturday morning last, Of
Typhoid invcr, Marin E.,wif, Of Thomas Coggcs-
hall, of this town, and daughter Of the Hon. Peter
Barker, ol VI Niddlctown, aged 20 years.
In New Bedford 23d inst, Capt David Bray
ton, aged 81 years, formerly of this town.
In Liulc Compton, l7th inst, Thomas Palmer,
son Of Bcni. Palmer, aged II years. His father
Bcuj. Palmer, died on the 9th inst. Tho attend
ing Physician, james ID. Pcckham, m opening "a
pustulc IN said Benjamin, took the disease in a
scratch ON the finger, aud died on the 22d ut.
In New ,'aycn, Conn, Mrs. Harriet, wife Of
Prof Si.lrnan. al Yale College, aud daughter ol
Gov. Truubuu.
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Several anecdotes turn out on that
iDeShaustible theme for merrimen, =
the sorrows of matrmony In passing
through he street Il bier was struck
against the corner of h.use, and the
corpse terminated BY the shock. Some
years afterwards, when the woman died
in good earnest, her husband called to
the bearers, Pray gentleman, be
careful in turning the corners
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ARRIVED

WEDNESDAY Jan %.
Brg Trlos. Larphcrc, 'ardrnas, Prov; Jan u,
Int. "3 10 Long. - 20, took a SIumll, carried ~
way fore and top,ai NarI.top galaumast, split s@lls,
started head, sprung ruddcr and lost part drck-
load of mptlssrs; stove boat and received other
damag'. The Brig bound To Providence, aud
cargo consigned there.
Brig itip, Johnston, -. Dpmiug', Bristol.
Schr Nassau, Wiley, for y. No,h.
Sip Navigator, Wcs,cuu, North Kingston
Schr. Wm W Wilson, Gibbs, Rappahunoch
Prov Minerva, Griffin, Fail River Baltimore
schr WIN " Wycr, kuowIcs, Prov Baltimore.
THURSDAY Jan 81.
Schrs JOHN ". Wilson. Gibbs, Prov; Miner
VI, Giyyrn, +. River, Baltimore; ". W. Wycr,
Knows, Prov do; Sarah BROOKS, Curtis, Nor
folk.
CLEARED
Scm Nassau, WILEY, Aus Caycs y. York.
FRIDAY Jan 2j.
Brig Ocean Queen, Lake, Boston, Phia.
Srhrs Planet, Briggs, Boston. y. Norh; Anti,
Amsbury, Thomaston, do; Louisiana, Green,
Norfolk superior, Phillips, do, Beverly, Dean,
Mcrrct, Prov; Dtis, Dunbar, fr do.
Sloop Ricnza, Duricc, Prov
SATURDAY, Jan. %.
Sloop Harvest, French, Warren, y. York
CLEARED.
Brig IOthuga, W ats, Aux Caves, y. Orleans.
SUNDAY Jan p
Schrs Elizabeth. romoy. Ganans - Dom
Boston G. =. Labrskcc, Barker, Prov, y. York
Scoops Arlon, Miller, Bristol, y. York; Il. j..
land, Hull, Prov, do; james GOrmln, Nichols,
F. River do; Mary Elizabeth, Davis, Prov.
TUESDAY Jan. 20
Schrs Good Hope Aydl.u, Fredericksburg, Bos-
ton; Mora. Cotucl, talias, y York; Delaware,
Grower, Calias, do; Bangor, Price, \ York,
Portland; Sheriff, TO, ham, Prov, y York; Rich
mond, Packard
Soops T. b Relief; Midas, Gmney, Prov, y
York.
MEMORANDA
Sailed from Savannah, 2lst, brig Confidence,
Babcock, Havana.
Brig Lisbon, Mcsscr, was at Cardcnas, I1th,
from Havana
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This cure IL triumph the skill Of the best pby1-
rams in the city OF Philadelphia and is POSITIVE PROOF
Mat internal ulcers be cured ensy as external
when BR.sT's PURtrytNo EXTRACT u used. NJ Johs
Htpbun, one Of the most respectable Gentlemen IN
Avbvru CavpPa Co. " y, informed us IN Oct, 1877.
that be- had been afflicted with three FfssuREs or
UtorRs 80 situated internally 20 allow of an exanip
saon and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and OF
their location. Tie aid that he had spent yso' In
Philadelphia under the professional advice of the best
phvsicpns and obliged to return To- Auburn. With
out cure or help when DIR 7. H. H,ni. druggist ~
Auburn. advised him TO try Rraafs Purifying ETttso.
and the of seven bottles of II seseted pe,fsci
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sings Of the age and when rtsorted to in season,
cradicltes the diseases lol which il is rocom-
mpnded.
DIR. H. Macanair, Of larboro, North Carolina,
writes NJ mn er date of February ~, Isi7, that he
has used Dr. Nisar's Baisam of lid Cherry, IN
his practice the hast eighteen months, and cousii-
er it tn best preparation of the kind he saw,
and knows OF none 50 dcsel wing the public pat
homage.
None il genuine uness signed l. BUTTS on
the wrapper. X. !. TAYLOR,
jan %. Agent fr NeNpIr.
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Pussy ERRoRs.--We recently wrote
that certain oud-bo Christians "stand the
fire Of arching sermons" aud the words
came to us in The shape Of "thoy stood the
ire of sucking lemons" Another good
,oke Of this kind is that Of a dancing mas
tets card Of respect, where only one letter
gas changed, making him fer " his most
,espectluI shanks" to all who had honored
him W tn their patronage. - Boston HerHH.
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LIN IS
OK THE BURIAL or
NJ. +. &.
MIDDLETowN, Jan. 2s, 1850.
]. I y T. =

But three short moons-l saw thee stand
In youth and health and bridal bloom -
But three short moons---that plighted hand
Lies cold and lfcless in the tomb
But three short moons---a fathers door,
Bright with proud welcome, opened wide 80
But three short moons---wth tears, once more
1t sends thee forth, Heavens chosen bride !
A few short monsoon yonder slope,
Where, at thy wish, We made thy grave,
And, weeping, laid thee down in hopc,---
Bright now'rs shall bloom and green grass wave
A few short moons land God shall cheer
With Heavens own Spring Death 'swntry
[gloom
Then thou, wife, sister, daugh cr dear
Fair, faded flower, in Heaven shalt bloom
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REGAL OF Mr.. SoUIER. Tile Ex-
press learns from Washington, tat the
recal of Mr.. Squior from Central A.
merica, mas been determined upon !;
and that the British agent, Mr.. Chat
field, will also be recalled by his gov
ernment; thus removing all difficulties
in the way of an amlcablc adjustment
of the Nicaragua question.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Thursday, Jan. 81, 1850

Al market during the week $50 Beef Cattle
2500 Sheep, and 3sS Swine.
Priccs---Bccf Cattle. There was about thirty
Of the best Beef Cattle that has been in our market
for one year, aud sold at - per 100 lbs. We
quote first quality z 3 IS II 70 second quality 81
"a ) 80; third quality 1 a 1 30.
Shcep-S- rs and 5,25 as in quality.
Swne--Od lean Hogs 81 IL per 100 lbs
Pigs At retail > A &c
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4 burial in the Country is always pc
cuiarly touching spectacle; the funeral
,ha, took place last Monday at MidJietown,
was an uncommonly impressive occason.--
Over the same road 10 which she was borne
to her st resting place, only three months
before, The dead one had passed, newly
p'ghted bride, to her fathers home. ltwas
a still, sad day, and the very eye of heaven
seemed as il beclouded with sorrow for ore
SO young and full of hope and promise,
sna,ched SO suddenly away-the bridal at
tire exchanged for
"The spotless uniform they wear
In the chambers Of the dead"
The uncommony large concourse Of per
sons drawn, 10, by curiosity, but by sym
pathy, from all paris OF the island, bore ST.
lent testimony to the worth and the love
that were gone but Far more precious than
all that to the mourning kindred is the
faith, they are permitted TO cherish, that
the departed one has found peace and &C.
ceptance with God.
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Thakeray has recovered from his
illness and his publishers now announce
No. IL Of "Pendennis." This number
completes the first volume, and we
presume the first half of this nice work
of fiction.
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STXTE OF RHODE ISLAND.


MARIA J. SALMER, Of Bristol, in said coun-
vi ty, having filed her petition in this office,
praying for reasons therein stated that the mar
riage contract now sulsis,ing between her and
Emanuel =. Salmcr, mas be dissolved. Notice is
hereby given to the said Emanuel 7. Sahncr To be
aud appear at the mex, term Of the Supreme Court
TO be holden at Bristol in and for said county Of
Bristol, on the second Monday Of March next, il
he shall see fit, aud show cause why the prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted.
Attest, NJ. 4. BENNETT, Clerk.
Jan p, CIV.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
InIsTOI 50.

iNlAiols 81
CLEHK's Orricr, Supreme Cout
TAMES WILKINSON, of Bristol, in said
y county, having flied his petition in this office,
praying for reasons therein stated that the mar
rage contract now srhsisting between him and
Ana Wilkinson niy BE- dissolved. Notice i, here
by given To the said Ann Wilkinson, to be- and ap-
pear at the next term Of tn Supreme Count
to be holden NJ Bristol, IN and for said county of
Bristol, on the second Monday Of March next, if
she shall see fl, and show cause why the prayer
Of said petition should not be- granted. Attest,
Jan -, 6w VI. +. BENNETT. Clerk
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The Legislature is now ON the fourth week Of
its session it will probably continue one if not
two more weeks land if business is not expedited
with more despatch than it has been, thus. far, il
will even require third week beyond that.
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RAILROAD FROM NEWPORT TO FALL XIV
ER.--OIr friend of the Newport Daily
News has made motion for the construc.
ton of Railroad between these two points,
and we very cordially second the motion.
That paper states that stock IN the Fall
River road to the amount OF S25, 600 is
,wned in Newport and suggests that il
that amount belonging to the citizens were
invested in the proposed read which should
make Newport the southern terminus, and
increased four fold, Subscriptions for the
balance would be easily obtained, and in
less than two years the road would be com
pleted, and impart new life and Nlgor TO the
business operations OF the place. The
News suggests that the town in its corpor-
ate capacity should subscribe for 100, 900
dollars of tie stock, the money for which
nigh, be easily raised By loan, provided the
people Of the place would heartily embark
in the project and the teasOns urged for
immediate action in the thing are such as
We think must indu, ,e the men of influence
in Newport to put shoulder to the wheel,
and use their best efio rts for its accomplish
ment. We have seen no proposal, amongst
the many for reviving business in the an
eient capital of our State, that can compare
with this for feasibility, and wc shall be
pleased to learn that II is iavorably re-
ceved by The citizens of that town, and by
other towns in the State, and this city, and
,ha. we may find it in a state OF progress in
the ensuing spring - Prov. Transcript.
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GoyrRSon or NoRTH CARoLISA.- Tho
Plymouth (N. c. News nominates Hon
Edward Slany as a candidate for Cover
nor of Nouh Carolina, and contends ihIt
,hn East,rn portion OF the State is en,l.
tled To- the next Governor.
Edward Stany would be a clnjiJ TO
worth voting for.
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W iintsS,
CHRIS, T.. ROBBINS, Scc'ry.

DIR. CORBETT'S Concentrated Syrup Of Sar-
,arla The Ruling Medicine of the Day
rs writes L.W. Wright, Esq, the well known,
lent and gcntlcmany Conductor on the Con
ii Railroad
Boston, Feb, q, ISio.
McSsrs, Edward Briuly s Go.
Go,il,Du:---In March last, iSlS, I was pros
tratcd tor several weeks with an luilamatory brain
fever, which left me in a week and feeble state.
friend advised me 10 try q bottle of "Corbctts
Concentrated Shaker Sarsaparill.' which did.
with the happicst results. Before ! had comIlc-
ted the fret bottle was conscious Of decided
improvement, both in strength and my general
health. | have since used several additional bot
ties, until my health Is better, and my constitution
apparently stronger than II has hccu before Tor
YEARS. 20 those similar afflicted ms myself, and
indeed to all troubled with constitutional debility,
loss OF appetite, or impure blood whether piece
dcd l., actual disease or otherwise, can chc''lul-
" recommend the Shaker Suslpwill1, as IN my
opinion II j. the most effective and hraith-r'stur-
ing medicine known. Yours truly,
w. WRIGHT,
Conductor on ia, Concord Railroad.
Brinlcy & Co.. Agent Tor the 4. States and
Canadas.
r.. Il. IItZARD, Agent for Newport
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DYSPEPSIA--SOUR STOMACH CURED,

For safe ~ .. g. 6. HAZARD, Ne u
port john W. DcaIh, Bsr'ul = a.
pnsroll, Nar IN. G.. Brown, EsTs
Greenwio'. Oiyes Buke, viokiord. BdggN
Srcnccf Washti ton vil.src. r. l. Tay
'o, Kin,,,u. io.n Allcn. V nd' ton
works X = Palmer a. Go Wcrr'ly, y
Young We ftd Atd ~ Alruw ~ -
part. of ttc : .'e
An .rrdo,k. nut ~ 'ddrtss'l.V
" .'ls, &C. l.6E,gsts'i y ~
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NEW MINISTER To RUssIA.---Neil :. Brown,
late Governor of Tennessee, has been selected by
the President for Minister Plenpotcntiary to Rus
sa, vice Arthur T.. Bagb,, Of Alabama.
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New York, Sunday, 8 o'clock, /. VI.
Ship Rome, from Calcutta via 81. Hell
ena, reports that a SLAYER with 500 slaves
on board, prize to an English war steam
er, was in the ofiing at St. Helena Dec. H..
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DsuSros.--A prospectus IS circulating
f,r the establishment of journa in Wash
ington, which shall advocate disunIon IN a
peaceable way. The publishers arc to be
l.. Hampton 4 Co.
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ADMINISTRATORS S NOTICE.

II III subscriber has been a aiilledby h
Cour OF Probate Of NorKlngstonw
Administrator on the cs,aic Of
slLNS 4. GARDNER
late of Norh King town, dec'd Al per
sons concerned are requested To settle imrne-
diatcly. ELISHA K. POTTER, Admir-
" kngstown, Nov. IL.
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c JMMlSSlONER NOTICE.

COMMISSIONER S NOTICE
TIE subscribe, $, Commissioners appoint
ed by the Court of Probate Of North
kingStown On IA, Estate of
SlLtS X. GARDNER,
late Of said town. dec represrLtcd inso'-
vent, give motto that six months from date
IS allowed for The creditor, Of said estate to
bring Iu their claims to either Of the snbs,ri
b.rs, and that We Will meet at tle off &c oI
>. q SAormar. Esq, at Wexford, on Mon
aay May o, coo and again on Saiur lay,
Msv u, 1850, at +. VI on each day 10
hear and decidc uu them.
GEORGE LARSED,
ROBERTSON HAZARD. ICommission's
THOMAS DOUGLAS,
kmgstown, Nov ~
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NOTIC.---1ho subscriber h ,sirC nc,of :
Sop 4 tandlc Establishment iro,u the Stonr
buldirg ll,uad-stfc,t, 20 the huilding on Sh,r.
man .tcrt formerly the oh Meeting House. fitted
auj used ior shoit time rs u soap House u,
Sanford Bell. whore hc has ON hand Hard s. : II
sop, Mould and Dipped .audlcs Of equal quat,
&, ony made IN this state or clsorhcic
hll Swc Keepers furnished ~ the lowest pri
80 11d sent ~ ihem tre" &c orusnso
Nsvrori, Doc ~. iS's >llAS WArp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-31

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