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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

i "a! >3J.
Rebeccl Brett. the widow of liutson BIZ
ceased! an! claiming und the VIII oi tie
-. Is Ell, pcan2 t"e C"ur nat more han
wears have cteei the qualification oi IoSrth AtH
N,cuuroi the sui! ut."H bfttl ~ l. ordered t al Ge.
Sous la is estate d" eAiio ur
NOEeHt JcOrc john
Nj toat. tlHt tlr
M r ~ E,ap,n previous the said liza day Aoy,a
n. H. . MA tie posted - the 'front.' door o ir tout
,ls Cont ia>s aii v
vino cohltoe sic cNl
ter o he .aG rt deceased ahn III" 'ou toa
i .r ,lrr h te "sepl A..u. i.N"cGor AFORESAID"
. e,tcgoc>!p o.! Tire estate 81 TIE slid II
E!cl account i"I
r-r, ~ IN, dtlt dutcsa id uis.rDg
cant s,om!n- 90 Ge,i-rr ~ ti.buier siar
i is ,ecsel aGI report wih nj
t stated sced pertinent by himself or which NAY ar
Is aiy oi he l..r.lcs - oe % stated . . go , - . .
4 Copy It'". LOf IN y Lhi.El /, '. IL -
=. ~ r.el>.l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-07
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, VCT. 0I.
At market 1925 Beef Cattle, 400 Stores; II
pairs Working Oxen, So Cows aud Calves, 1000
Sheep and Lambs, and 700 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle Extra r6 90; Lat quail.
ty, 3 75; I'd do, - 90; 3d do, 80 5Oas4OO.
Sto,es-Yca,ling 5S to l0-2 years old, Sl2a
l4-3 years old Sl5a2S'
Working Oxen-S65, 75, S5, 81, 80.
Cows and Calves--4l9, %, 26, 2s, 80.
Sheep and Lamhs-Sl 80, W, I 10, 2, 3.
Swine la5c. Retail l-2a6c Fat Hogs
l-Sc.
Remarks--Abou 1925 ofthe above number Of
Cattle reported were driven from the Cambridge
market. ! he sale, there could not therefore I've
much over 200, including Beef Cattl and Stores e.
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From the Boston ChrCuotype.

Consumption is the great curse oi our northern
attitude. 1t is the blight of domestic felicity and
the despoiler of beauty. Ii rObs the check OF IT'S
hcalthlul bloom, the mind OF It's serenity, and the
e,e Of ITS briiancy. II wastes the form, dlms the
intellect, and pltinges its victim into an early
grave. The young and old, the serious and the
gay, the city belle aud the country lass, are alike
It's pray -r,d its victims. blessings on the man,
then, an Ise genius and research furnished us
weapons To bid defiance tU this " Dwellcr oi the
Threshold - lie merits the applause and graft
tulc Of ages--hc shall have ours, AT least.
WRtGHT's INDIAS NEGFTABLE Pulls SU
GAR FROSTED The Proprietor of this popular
Family Medicine thankful tor the extensive and
increasing favor with which II is received, and
feeling desrous of making every Improvement III
ms powcr begs leave Ia aunuuIcc, that he has all
ded an OUTSIDE fROSTlNG to the pulls, OF
pure White Sugar, whereby eve, ythng dIsagreea-
blc 10 the taste or smell is entirely rcnoycd, With
out u the smallest degree affecting, III other re-
spccts, the excellent qualities Of the m"dicme.-
The want of an innocent aud convenient medium
of Disgusting the Pills, so generally felt, Is thus
suppcd, aud it is confidently anticipated that the
ros,inr will prove highly acceptable to the public,
The occasional use Ot me ilcnc ~ matter ci ne
cessity with the great majority of mankind.
Whatever, therefore, is done Ia remove ITS DIS
agreeable associations, is u public bcncit. The
value of Wright's Indian vegetable Pills rs wei
understood, Innocent aud chcacious. tree from
minerals Of every description, aud adapted to
the circumstances and condition oi life, they are
esteemed .yond all other T. needles, a. the great
est family medicine Of the DAY. The irostcovcr-
ng is an addition intended merely Ia conceal the
taste and smcu These Pills will also continue Co
be prepared without the lrostIng, as hcrc,"ioic, >"
that al who prefer them IN thrw original state,
mny still be accommodated.
GESERAL pIRrCrtoS The ordinary dose
Tor A grown person s from two to four Fillz; but
in cases nf violent pan in any part ot tic day, the
mcdicinc should lc taken IN large doses, and ~
pctcd every night ON going to bed, (or ottrncr II
the suffering is glyat,) untl PAIN, ~ disirss oi
every Kind Is rcmovcd al,sr which, the mcdlc'nc
should be- taken merely ith view I" keeping the
bowels regular which viii n a short time restore
the body TO a state uf sound health.
For more plrticultr directions, sec the circular
accompanying zach box.
Fo, Sale at Whplcslc anl Retail Nv
G. q. &. HAZARD
Solc gent ior Newport
or,.0. Ia NO l37 Thames 81
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TteO.

In Providence, 29th inst, Mrs. Joanna Scott,
wife Of W am L. RichmonI, aged 81 years.
In this town, on Thursda, mo, nng, Sarah,
widow Of Nathaniel Clark, oi Say brook, Connect.
icn,, in the s0th year Of her age.
In Little Compton On the 2lst inst, Mr. Isaac
Seabury, aged "a years. Same day, at the Aims
House, Mr.. John Bro.n, aged s2 years.
In riveiton, 2lst inst. Mr.. lsasc klng, aged
50 years. 23l, Mr.. Preserved Dyer, aged about
30 years.
IN 1'iverton, Tuesiay, 22d. Dsvinet, T., wife
Of Thomas W. Ll~ton, IN the 2lsi var OF hsf
age.
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MIrrtr0.

In Hartford, c., 2lst inst, Lucius +. Robinson,
Esq, and Miss Eliza Storrs, only daughter ofGoy.
Trumbull.
In Peaccdale on 10Th inst, by Rev Mr.. Gran
dali, William Hathaway and Miss Mary Stedman,
daughter of Mr.. Thomas stcdman, all Of this town.
In this town, on Thursday, by the Rev. :. Ad-
lam, Mr.. William J. Eldridge, and Miss Mary j.
Swe' :, both Of this town.
In Olncyvillc, 18th ult., Mr.. Geo. Taylor and
Miss Eliza. Patterson. Both Of Johnston.
In Stanton, Virginia, on Wednesday, the 23d
ult., by the Rev. 7. T. Cast.man, Peircc Cros-
by, u. =. N, to Matilda s., daughter Of J. G.
Bowyer, Esq.
nah, Ga.
In Providence, Ri inst, by the Rev s. w.
Field, Mr. Walter :. IIough and Miss Sarah E.,
youngest daughter OF the late Capt. Peleg Bur.
roughs, Of Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-07
suERIFT's SALE.

NfNfoRT, =. e..
Wll.Lbc soal at Public hrci'"n- on the prem
i.rs. ir Tiveron, ON the Phi day of November, +,
4, D., 1850. at o'clock in the afternoon, all
tho right. title aud interest that WMd :. Cope
and aud Syvc-rr W. Copchnd, hate of said
Tlvettpn, ~ either Of them, had, on the l9th
day uf September, lsle, ut O'Clock IN the after
noon, the time oi the attachment on the original
writ, in and To the following dcsctil cd real -.
tatc, VIZ A certain lot II land with dwelling
house thereon, situate iu said Tivcrton, bounded
Norheiy by land uf Laban Bordeis Eaft 10, land
oi Richtrd Dnfcc. South by land Of Ahncr L..
Wr.tsatp, and Wcs, 10y Second street ,-coninln-
ING by estimation thirty rods, more or hsF,--to
.atisfy ~ Execution levied thereof, IN favor 81
J,hn Hull and William Coggeshah, IL FHll Riy
cr. anl Cook Borclrn, of said Tiycrtpn, Ian pari
ncrs under the frra.of John Hull. a Co., n ,ufi,
icut. WILLIAM " bohptNt
Crcf,un, Mug ~, 1880 Drruy Shcrh.
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L. Providence, 3lst ult., Sarah Joue Earl, ag-
ed II years.
In Providence, 3lst ult., Mr.. William Chap
peli, aged 81.
In Providence, on the 81 INST, Miss Eliza
Jane Bowen, daughter OF the late Mr.. Reuben Boz
wen, II Warren, in the 35th wear of he. age.
In this town, on the 9th inst, Mary Augusta,
daughter Of William }. and Abby r. Herman,
aged two years and 3 months.
in this town, Trcsda, evening, Mr.. John
Springer, aged about 70 years. lie was very
worthy and respectable u.,n .apd fpr a great many
years discharged me ,lriicr sf - Nton ut TRINITY
thuch. Dniing the time, he lanicd mote than
5000 persons, hon ail age. and ccnditors Il ic,
so that il walking Though The gravr-vnrt, "a
few years aco, he could aIunst lircraIl, rall I Il
garden of his own planting.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. W. WARREN & co.
Sept. 20. ow.
C,u,, NJ P,gbq,,. N,mp,n. Oct. u, 1850.

TIuH u PT051ff, NfWp)H, Urt. ", ISJU,
II. Brown, Esq, whI heretofore maic gppllca-
ton to ths Court to br appointed Administrator
ON the estate of ANTHONY GETX, larca phi
vatc ia the baud Gf the 81 Rcgt. L. :. Artillery,
at Fort Adams, in Newport, dec. mtcslatc, being
about Ia leave Ncwpolt, ~ writing addressed Ia
this Court, prays that hc may wihilaw his appl-
cation, anI that the Court will appoint Chrlsto-
phcr q. Perry, of Newport, Administrator on said
estate the same is cccved aud rclcrr'd ior con.
sldcration to a Court Of Probate 10 bc holden at
the Town Clerks Oiicc, in Newport, on Monday,
the llh day of November next, At 10 O'Clock, \.
VI tor the appointing said Christopher q. Perry,
ar some other suitable person, Administrator on
said estate Of Anthony Gch. Notice IS ordered to
bc given thereof once u wc,k, ior 3 successive
weeks, in the Newport DAILY News.
oct. ". Is. Il. ROWLAND, Prob. Ck.
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REMOVAL.

" g. &. IliZARD, would respectfully inform
\. his fcnds and the public, that lac has
moved his Stock of Drugs, MrdIrincs, &c io
store No. l37---ncxt Mouth ui the Pss Offc' -
where he viii he, pconstiniy Supplied VITA iiesh
ali general asso'tmcn, ct DrHgs, Mdtme'' D~
S,,,is, Priamtry and harry Go,ds, at rrasona-
bc prizes
paniculu attention raid to Physicians Pre-.
scrptinns.
Mrlicruc scnt To any part 81 the wn. wiihou,
cNta chatgc.
NJ IT, feeling grateful Coz Iasl hvors. returns
his sncrrc tlanks 10 h,p hicies ard cssiomrrs.
aud hupcs Ny clos attcotrp D. 'wsrs ., pnd en-
dravoling ,n serve them AMI 'hr pw he t,rh'''I'
,o meal with q continued slsste uf patioi aEe.
constant swpl, " the mo,, approved and
,,c,,uIar Pa,sn, MS,siuo, can te foud n this -
iablishmeni
Ncd,cin Chcsu FOR SLips AND families. pvt
,p With y.a,n' AID dc-rntrh. srr6
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~ flldrinc )ntrljlarntr. ,ifi,
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. Both.
Schr Denmark, Hackct, rha.
Sloop Agent, Hayes, Portland Conn; victolia,
Clarke, Wareham; Glide, base, Frcetown.
THURSD,Y, October 81.
Schr Banqut, Westcott, Dishton, Sudulk, Va.
FRIDAY, November !.
Schr Planter, Lovcti, + River, ALBANY; Ely
aheth, Stephens, Plymouth, Fhia; Iiar,ict
Smith, Prov, Block Island.
Sloop Resolution, Holloway, n Kingston.
SATURDAY, November 2.
Brig Eliza Mathew, Griffin, Bost, Phia; Dir
igo, Butler, Calais, Phila
Scbr Challenge, Foster, + Thomaston, N Y;
Richmond, Packard, Rockand, Richmond; Fly-
ing Arrow, Colemer, Bangor, Warren; Ltane,
L'eman, -. Georges, u, Prov; Iowa, Veal
right, Salem, Phih.
Sloop Henry Castoh, Heath, Prov, n Y; Res
olution, Holloway, North Kingston.
SUNDAY, November 3.
Schr North West, Ilaskel, Prov, Bangor;
Texas, Baker, Gardner, Prov; Prentice, Prem
tice. Gardner, Warwick; Splendid, Tile, New
York Machias Ostrich, Baker, Warren Med
ford; Mount Vernon, Drinkwater, Prov. Boston.
TUESDAY, November 5.
Brig Erie, Graham, Fall River, Pictou; Rob-
ert NJ Charlton, Liteberth, Somerset, Savannah !;
Sarah : Julia, Orcut, Prov, Charleston.
Schr Lam,rtine, Digings, Frederick sbmg,
Bosi; Splendid, Culever, f River, n Y; Benic-
ia, Night, Bangor, Y.
Soop Eagle, Brown, Feetown; Hamilton
Burrows, do; Three Sisters, Ash, L Greenwich, 4,
n Y; Harriet Dart, Durth, do, do
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NOTICE TO MARINERS,

CUsToN House., BosroN, !
Collectors Office, Oct. 20, 1850.
Foe BELL on MINORS RoCK.--A Fog Bell,
Of the weight of about Gao lhs has been placed up
on the Light House on Minot's Rock, which will
hereafter be rung by the Keeper during iogs and
snow storms, or other thick weather.
T.. GREELEY, JR., Collector.
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70 no L y r. n T. r. p T. Il y,
IANGI e. NE\\ETT

Would most respectfully request those who are
about purchasing furniture of any description, To
c,ll at thcir Ware Rooms, No. 10, Franklin ST.,
and rxamiuc their stock and prizes Our wcsr''t
assortment CONSISTS Of French sofas, Dvans, Oi-
t,mans, Centre ani Pier Tables. Also, Tcpo,' on
Vase Tables, Whatnots, Nlmllctup, do; Butrus
olNlnho,nny and Black Walnut, French I'c,lstcad'.
Cottage, do. spring seat Mahogan, Chairs, large
Ann. do, Mahnginy Booking, do, new style
Also. vc,y large iot OF common aud how priced
Furniture from the best manufactures, such
Bncnus, Rcdstcads Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Wooden Ware and kitchen Furnishing Goods oi
all kinds necessary hr those about commencing
housekeeping. Don't forget the place, No. ~
Franklin street.
~ u. Read, made Cnliins constantly on hdn' ;,
or made Ia order at short notice.
iul, 10 tf LANGLEY < BENNETT.
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R u B B { K S :.

Every description Of Ladi's' Gcntlcmcn'- and
ChiIdrens' Rubbers, may be- had 10y the dozen or
single pair at the lowest Factory prices.
All he asks OF you is To call and examine his
unuI. ~ Al
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NOTICE.

Court of Probate, Newport, Oct I, 1850.
4 ppcatiou in writing Is this day made To thus
"A Court, by James 4. Brown, to bc appointed
administrator on the estate ui
EDWARD HENRY BROWN,
late Of Newport, deceased, intrstatri the s,mc ls
received and referred for consideration, iUr the
appointing said James B. Brown, ~ some other
suitabc person, administrator on said estate, To a
Court of Probate, Ia bc holden At the Town
Clerks Odc,, ia Newport, ON Monday, the ith
,ay ofNovcmhrr nest, u 10 O'Clock A. VI; ana
notice is ordrrcd To- H. given thereof once wctk.
Gnr 3 Successive weeks, m the Newport lh'N
News. y. Is. HON Nl-iND, Prob ,lk.
utll.
'I'HE NEW MAP or NEWPORT, from actu-
L al and most careful survey, IN which ever,
house is marked, some hundreds having the own-
crs namc attached, and The .hare and sire oi each
estate Is clearly shown; is now offered t"r sale
beautifully colnurcd aud nuuntcd, price ! ., w
The number Of copies hinr small, and the cngtn'
wing DESTROYED. those Who wish lnr eup'es are
advised a. call carly, ~
WILLIAM ". PEEk'S Bonk store,
ou.,. llsmm,ad'. Bu,ldwg, 90 Thames o.
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JEN\X lind ENCIfRSJDN

JENNY LIND EXCURSION.
BY the Bay State Lane, from Fall River. Per-
sous wishing to vsit New York, and return any
time during the pr, sent week, may purchase IA
ticket including b,Nh passages, on board either
Boats of this Line.
CARIS $500. DECK $500.
Fall River, Nov. 5th.
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NOl'i(,L,.

Cu,rt II ProJq,c, Netcput, S,p. 80, 1850.
Whereas the Commission to receive and exam
inr the Claims of the Creditors of the estate of
William Eluis, lite of Newport, dec. was by this
Court opened for one month from The 18th da, Of
August Last. Upon the adi,iionai R,p,,t of CLAIMS
allowed against said estate 10y the Commissioners
thereon, presented for reception aud also, upon
the application of the administrator on sad estate
for this Court To- revoke an order ul distribution
made hy them the 10Th day of July last, Tor the
administrator on said estate to pay the Creditors
whose claims were allowed by the Commissioners,
atd pravng for new order of distribution for
said administrator t. pay and distribute the hd-
ancc ul hIs account settled SAID 29h day of july,
10 aal among the Creditors of the estate of said
William Ennis, whose Claims have been allowed
ia the first and the second report Of the Commss
toner's on said cstatc,-all which is referred for
consideration to "A Court of Probate To he holden
at the Town Clerks office, in Newport. on Mon
dav, the 2Sth day of October next AT 10 u'clnck,
A. VI. Notice Is ordered 10 h" given thereof 10y
advertisement once week ior 3 successive weeks
in the Newport Daily News, thdta persons inter-
csted mty appear at said time and place and
show cause, fany, why said additional report of
Claims should not bc received. and the old order
of ldistributionrcvuked,au aud a new order of dIstl-
button To the Creditors he made
Octi. 4. q. ROWLAND, =, Prob. Clk.
COM MMlSSlbNEltS AMI ADMlNlS IA
TORS NOTICE.
V'IIE subscribers having been appointed by the
| Court Of Probate Of the Town of Newport,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims
against the estate of
EDWARD HENRY BROWN,
late Of Newport deceased, represented lnsnNent
hereby give notice that six months from this date
are allowed to the creditors 10 bring IN aud prove
their claims against said c,ta,c and that We will
mc,tat the store Of Samuel 4 Parker, IN said
Newport on the second saturdays Of March,
Aprii, Nav, next, at O'Clock l.. VI, Tor the
purpose Of receiving anil cNamin'ng their several
,iaius
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-07

DEMAINtNG in Il
III X. L., Nv lst,
these will q casc say .
A
Allen benjamin
Armstrong i,enjam'n
Allis "a Miss Margaret
Armstrong Miss Amcl
Is
Barrier WIN A 2
B.ekmorc Cap, Henry
Brightm,n Cap, J N /,
Bowen WIN G
i.,r way Ir- RolIi
II 'nsOu Mrs Miolscl
Brown Mrs Priscilla
Billings Miss Mary
Bryd Miss El,1.il,cth
G.
Callar, Geo II
Comb M
Collwrll Isaac y
Connnrs Nm
Carpenter Darius'i.
Comfy Thomas
Cutting q %
Coffin Horace
Chpniau Nm IL
Cdctpnn Mis- Mary
Curry Miss { l.
Cu,all Mary
Crohan Miss Ann VI
ID mis- Mr..
Dunb.. r. W
Daily 1'hns
Dhncan johnson II
Dodge Capt Max B
Doian Bridget
hIlsu Mics Margaret
Dillon Miss Mary 4
Dunlap Mrs A
Doane Ms
T.
Edwards J {,
EslWp Alexander
French Crpi John X
Foreman Bctscy
FOX VIM
Frazier Mai,ha Ann
g.
Guu Hey Jam =
Goodspced Capt Rob,
CALVIN James
Goodwin + A
Gage Nlrs Elizabeth
IIoon lIcnryl
Ilcaycy I,arth llomcw
ilelmsmullcr A B
licmnan George
Howard Richard
Holt James
lidllant James
llount VIM
Hogan Dennis
lIeayon Joseph
Hathaway WIN 7
Iiendrich Juilet A
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MEMORANDA.

Cid, at Wilmington, n. C., 23d, Brig Anna
wan, Almy, for Cardcnas, Cuba.
At Havana, Goth, Brig Confidence, Babcock,
for this Port.
At Havana, Brig Random, Burdick for New
York.
Pilot boat Relief, from the Vineyard, Put pilot
on board brig Partridge, Of and for Boston, from
Mobile crew sick with the fever and aguc. The
pilot boat brought the Mate, Second Mate and
Steward into this port.
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PIP. REMING ON,)
". &. COIIENS. }tom
:. \. PARKER.

NcWpolt, NUV, D, TNJU.
The Undersigned, having been appointed Adj
ministraior on the above named estate, has
cep,ed SAID aust aud qualified himself acc riding
to Inv he, therefore, requests all persons in
dcb,cd ~ said estate, to make immediate pay
mcnt To him, and all persons having CLAIMS IA PIE
scnt them soon rs may hc.
JAMES r. BROWN,
Nov. Adunnisi Gor.
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WM :. NOSE. South r0uro-St aus5
EXECUTORS AND COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

V'IiE Subscribers having been appointed by the
L Court of .'robate of the town of Miidlc,own,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims
against the estate Of IIerscy Bradford late of said
Miidlctown, dec, represented insolvcnt, and six
months is allowed from the date hereof for the
creditors Of said estate to bring in and prove their
claims, We vii meet at the counting room of Ben
i,nin Marsh in Newport, on the last Fridays in
December, January and February next, at3 O'Clock
z. VI. for the purpose Of ,.cciding on claims pre-
s,ntcd IA MS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-07

A GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
II To lease for five years, from October nest, my
Confectionery Store, in South Touro Street, with
n good run of custom as ever had for the last
22 years, and always will have as long as tn,
Creams are continued to be made like NOSE'S
Opposition after opposition has come from New
York and other places, with flaming advertise
mcnts, Lut it was of no observation-disclosures a.
lone don't add to the richness of the Cream.
will also sell all my fixtures, marble tables, car
pets, soda works, mouIds, pyramids, baking utcn.
sis and everything to carr, on the business with
wishing to buy that don't understand the business
can work with m" through the Season aud bc
come initiated inthc hnsIness, so as to carry ION
The business is good business, and the reason
that give it up is because il has been Fer
further information inquire Of
WM = EDSE South rouro-St aul5
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CHEAP CASH
BOOT and SHOE
STORE.
No. l73 Thames street, corner of MaIku Square
NEWPORT.

n. B. The subscriber is i. in want Of clerk
in his slioe store, from II to ~ years old. One
who will devote his whole attention To the bus-
ness, who is honest aud intelligent, would give
satisfaction. GEO. II. NORMAN.
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Newport, X. ]. Sept. 10Th 1870.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR,
BENZ. MI MFORD, Commissioners.
BENJAMIN MARSH,
The Undersigned having been named as the
Executor ofthc last will aud testament OF said Her
sry Bradford, has accepted the tr,st and qualified
himself IA The law directs, he requests all persons
indebted 10 said estate to make immediate pay
mrnt to EDWARD VAN IANDT,
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ID EMAINtNG in the Post ONkce ss N~s2nst
~ X. l., Nv lst, 1850. Pwsoss csi ing Sor
these will D essc say" Advertised"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Second Congressional District.


In addition to Col. y. G. Hunt, of New
Orieahs, we understand that the Hon. J.
Il. Cole, Of Laiourche Interior, Hon. Dun
can L. Kenner, of Ascension, and lion.
Henry johnson, are spoken ofas prominent
candidates for the seat in Congress made
vacant by the appointment of Hon Chas.
nj. Conrad, rs Secretary Of War,
They are all good men, and true Wings
and we would hail the election of either
with delight. But, we must be permitted
10 tell our friends in the second district
that il viii not do for more than one can
didate to run, any more than it will for the
party to remain lethargic or Indifferent,
while the contest is pending. Our oppo.
nents, are willy, energetic, perfectly or
pani2ed, and would like nothing better
than to run their candidate in, through the
divisions, OF by the inertness, of the Wings.
Let our political friends in the second dis
trrct look well to this matter.