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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
SALES.
' POSTPONED SALE,
stats or Louisiana Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.

Late Third District C'0ayt, NM Styth
JutticiaI District Cunt.
IA. Fletcher, ct al, vs.. Executors tf A. Cavelisr. eta
Nc. 1da8.
ET1Y virtue Of a writ OF n. fat, fsstictl in the
, above entitled and nun be red cause, and d.
h, ted tothe Sheriff of the Parish OF Fast Baton
In ,ngc, from the Honorable Sixth tHdcial Distrei
in and for the Parish OF East Batoir Rouge
Ian a State Of Louisiana, ! will expose at public
'sal @, at the Court house door, in The city Of Baton
|Rt uge, OH Saturday the 9Th day Of November next
is ~, az VI o'clock, a. NJ, the hereinafter dcsersl'ed
|pr ,perty, to-wit: A certain tract OF land or plan.
la, ion, known as the Davenport plantation, stu
lat, ID in the Parish II OF East Baton Rouge, at about
TO, 1rtceh miles below the city Of Baton Rouge,
a front on the Mississippi river OF fifteen
ia. penis, more or less, by eighty arpen1s in
ID nth, and bounded AZ follows : on the lower line
b lands Of Gilbert Daigre, and above by lands Of
h 10 heirs Of Henrietta CaveEer, widow Maxent
/ nj others.
Terms of sale, on n credit Of twelve man'ha
from the day of sale, the purchaser to- furnish his
ond v ih good and approved security and spe-
|, ial mortgage retained on the property until the
final payment Of said bond. H. V. BABlN.
Oct. l6. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Fiat de La LOuisiane-Paroisse
dsESt Baton R0ugA

rONFORMEMENT une Proclamation lopck
~ par Son Excellence Joseph Walker, Gour-
erneur de FEtat de la Louisiana.
Les Polls Servont ouyerts a chaaue aropdis-
|sement precinct) detection dous la paroisse
DIST Raion Rouge.
Mardi lie 2eme Jour de Novembre precbaip
1852. enfn de receyor lie vot. DIES toutes persoun.s
ayant lie dIoit de voter dams cette Paroisse. pour
|adoptee on reieia la Constitution.
Les Commissaires recevront lie vote de toures
personnes ayant lie droit de vote sous pancieure
Constitution, etSons la Constitution mainteuant
~presente pour etre acesptae GU regetee par lie
|penple.
Chaque electcur votant pour GU conire la Con
|xtltutiop, aura ecrit on imprimer sur son scrutin
Constitution acceptee" GU Constitution rejetee.
A la Maison de Cour dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge presider dar NJ NJ. John r. Dufroca. G. W
Christine, et J. w. Jones. a Ia Maison de Mde
Townsend anplaines, presider par M NJ. Henry
c. Young. S. w. Newport ct William Sowell. a
la Maison de Mde GreenweIl pres du Sandy Creex
presider par NJ NJ. John F. McCaa, James Coop
Ter ct William Kelly. all fourches du chemin
pres de la maison de H.. b. Harrison ESQ presider
par NJ NJ. William IL. Burns, A. Dixon ct T.
w. Brown. Commissairres.
Les Polls seront tenue euveTts de o heures dl
matin jusq'a4 heures de rapres midi la dite
election aeyra etre ~conluite ct les retours dew
ront en- etre fats ansi que lie requierent la Con-
~siitution ct les Lois.
Donne SONS ma Signature ~oficieIle &c 1ssms
Tour dc Sepfembre 1852 III. ". BABIN. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Sixth Judicial District Court, Parish
of East Baton Rouge. La,

lWHEREAs Stephen Roberts of,his Parish
w oil East Baton Rouge in the State of Lou
Eis;ana. Administrator of the Estate Of Jacob
Halves late of said Parish deceased, has filed in
the office ofthc undersigned Clerk of said Court,
Ian account Of his administration on said Estate,
and vouchers in support OF The same.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons interested
I,o show cause within len days from the hrss pub
l@lica,lon Of this Notice, why the said account
should no, be approved, ho,notoga'ed. and made
E,hs Judgment OF said Conr; and the said adtninis-
itrator discharged from any further liability result.
ling from, said trust, and his bond cancelled and
!annulled. M. MoRhNo, Ilefk.
Clerks GtIec Oct. 23d, 1862.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Conr du Sixie me District Judiciaires
d'ESt Baton Rouge Louisiana

A 1TENDU Que Stephen Roberts, de la Par
\. oisse d'Est Baton Rot g, dams FEtat de Ia
|I.ouisiane. Administrator de ID Succession de la
|cob Hawa derniernent de eettc Paroissa-deced6
Il ,lGpcss an Bureau du soussigne Grefiier de Ia
ldite Cour, I'm coInpte ct les pieces Justification, dc
|son administration dams Ia dste Succession.
Avis est par la prosecute donns a tou,es per
.sonnes i~ntaresst, d'svoir a deduire dams dix Josirs
ldc la premiere publication de ID p%resente, les
|raisons pour quot lie dit compile ne serat pas a'p-
lprouv6, homoloque ct feit lie jugemens de la d'tr
lCour. ct 10 dit administrator soft atsoad de
Routes resymnsabiiite resultant de ID dite contance>
11et cue son obligation doit annui6.
NJ MORENO. GS icr,
Rnrneau du GreEicr. Octobrn % 1852.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
A New Edition Of Martins Reports.

Wfie undersigned having nov In press a new edi.
l,ion Of MARTINS REPORTS, including the new
.~rsries, with notes Of reference h subsequent i.cis.
Iaions of The Supreme Court, up TO the Seventh Vol.
l,iine of the ANNUAL REPORTS references 10
1.-The Amendments to the Constitution, Statutes, and
sCieil Cole md Code Of Practice, sines those decis.
lion. wcrc rendered. Complied by Thomas Gibbs
Morgan. E,sq. Counsellor Mt Law.
! This work has been got mp with grsnt labef ai,d
s~teseartl,, ind 1t is hoped. will he found 10 merit the
patronage uf the profession. No alteration OF the
Original have been made, except to correct typn.
graphical errors ; and, In sonic instances, by adding
marginal notes Of points decided. but not noticed ny
sthe %reportsf,
The hig, char rter Of the Court during the time
in these volumes the gfent fnmber OF
leases. involved In the most impostnnt principles 81
1.-The civil law. az h Uitained priuf 10 the acquisition
of Louisiana, and subsequently. which nre PASSED
anon the learned and able bfeifs Of the co'i'1sel
then Mt the har~afendefs this work of the greatest
Eimportapre In all those States and Territories for
Zmerlv under the jufisd.ctioh of Spain, while at the
}snme time, The notes afford n ready reference to the
]sibsequent adiulicatlUns Of tliu Supreme Court OF
3tbis State.
The original twenty Volumes comprising oil the
1enses of the Supreme Court oil tpuipiana from 1909
Ito i2au, will bs published III TEN VOLUMES
prjee to subscribers Five Dollars per volume. and to
mon. subscriber Six Dollars rsf volume --ehsh in NIL
lenses. Neither expense MOI lhhor will be spared to
make The work in every respect worthy the patron
laae of the pftfessith. II wilt be published completes
land ready for delivery, in tlits city, by the lst OF Nov
Ys,pber next. Subscriptions will bs received until
iths first Of January 1903.
II Ia the intention of the publisher to follow 1t up
1vitl, a new edition of the L.OUIsIANh REPORTS.
noted In the shine Manner. and also 10 publish new
1sdi,ionH Of the CIVIL CODEa and CODE OFPRAC.
|TICE. In tho latter work II IL proposed to publish
i,ls oriei,,al To 1t entire follow each article with the
@stntv,ory amendments sntire. and the decisions Of
the suttren,e Court upon eatl,, by reference to the
volunie and pagr.
Each work will fe1nife great labor and care and
ms they will be executed under the immediate kOref'
yision of The annotator of Martins Reports. ] think
they can he safely commended to the especial atten.
Ition of the pfoiNsriah. suue progress has already
3been made in these works, and they will be publish.
1ol as speedily as may be compatible with the utmost
accuracy. J. II. Steel, Publisher.
90 Camp at. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
POSTPONED SALE.
State Of LOulslana-Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.

Sixah Judiciai District Court.
Samuel Mount Us. Piker & Foreman No 1oG5,
10y virtue off writ offft issued In the above
D entitled and numbered suit, and to me di-
|rected from the Honorable Sixth Judicial Dis
|trict Court in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State Of Louisiana, | have seized and
Twill expose at public sale. at the Court House
door in the city Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday the
18th day of November 1852, at Eleven o'clock a.
liz. the hereinafter described property to wit:
The Sugar House Engine and apparatus there
Ito belonging. situated IN this Parish of East Bat
lon Rouge, at about Fourteen miles from the city
of Batca Rouge, near the Bayou Manchac, and
upon the plantation Of Mr.. Piker one OF the de-
PENDANTS in the above entitled suit, owned in COM
|munion by said defendants Fiker and Foreman,
land by them surrendered to pay and satisfy the
j Judgment Interest and costin the above entitled
suit.
Terms of Sale, on a credit Of twelve months
from the day of sale. The purchaser to furnish
ibis bond with approved security. bearing eight
|per cent interest from the day Of sale until paid
Oct. 10 H. v. BABIN. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Fiat dc In LOuIlsiane--lsaroisse
d'ESt Ra tom ROuee.

CONFORMEMENT 4 me Proclamation Ia, G,
~ par son Excellence JOSEF oh Walker Gouv.I-
nenr de FEtat de IA Lon siane. nus election sera
|tenue dams la Paroissc d'Esi Baton Rouge.
Mnrii le 2emc Jour de Nov.mbre proclaim
1852, cniin dc choisir ak e~lec,eurs pour President
let Vice President des Elatsuris,
I'm pour IL tme district electoral. co,Dpose des
Iparoisses de P%laGnernines, lie st. Bernard, 10 ia
!3me Municipali,e tie Ia NauYeile Orleans Iac,u-
element lie jme district de Ia Nauvelle Orleans
ct dn %faubonrg IRENE. TN pour lie cd district
electoral, compose de Ia lime Municipalite I2t
district dc la Nauvelle Orleans faubourg T're,n-
xcepte Ia 2me Municipltit, mainteneut 1ere nj.
|trict de In Nouvelle Orleans. Tn pour lie 3en,.
district electoral, compose de cetie portion DE- In
paroissu de Ia Orleans, Gui Sc trouve sur Ia droire
DE Fleuve Mississippi, ct les p~aroisse de Jefferson
St. Charles, 81. John de Bapiiste, Jaqnes, Aseeu-
Ision, Assumption, Lafouche Interior ct 1'er..
'bonEic.
In pour lie 4me District electoral comproses
DIES Paroisse Suivanis Savoir. 81. Tammany,Wssh
4inglon, Livingston, ". Helena Est Fl Quest -.
liciana, Point Coupec, Esi ct Quest Baton Baton
Rouge. ct ~lbervilIe.
Un pour 10 5me district electoral, compose dee
paroisses des AttaEapas Ell Opeloutas. r; De-. rsr.
DISCS de Rapides ct AvoyeIIes. In pour Ii enc
district electoral roinpose dcs DISTRICTS i'ss Match.
itoches, Onachifa ct Concordia, ct des paroj,soy
DIES Catahoula ct franklin.
La dite Election sierra tenne CONNIE Suit, sayoirA
la Maison de Cour dams Ia yillede Baton Rouge IT
prcsider par NJ. M. John X. Dufrofq, G.. ".
christine, ct J. w. Jones, b la Maison' de- Mde.
Townsend au Plains, prssider par MIMI c.
Young, 5. w. Newport. ct William soweli
A Ia Maison de Mde Greenwich pres du Sss-
ny Creek, rresider par M. NJ. John r. Mecca.
James Cooper. ct William Kelly
An fonrches du chcmin pres dc la e em DE-
IH. X. HarlSor rropiiar a.. ~ ~
Nv: j.. Burnett, ct $. w. Brown. Commis.air.4
Les Poll servoni ienue ourerfs fep,Iis o her.
res d. ma tiniusqn'h 4 hcures de lapros midi, Ia
quite election desra etre ~conhnife et log retor,s
|@devront en- etre fats, ainsi que lie requierent In
CONSTITUTION ct lie lois,
Donne rous ma signature ~ofici4IIe a Baton
Rouge &C lSeme Joar dc Septembre 1859.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
GREAT
HTpPODROME

(NOW EN- ROUTE FOR NEW ORLEANS
rOMB1N1NG tie cream of all that is startling,
Undressing and beautiful in the leading features
'ofn CIRCUS, together with all that Is grand
land imposing in the Ancient Scenes ofthe Tour
.Inament. AZ Ii adorned the brightest periods of the
lAge of Chivalry; together with the manner,
customs, dances and festivals of the Oriental
perform in Baton Rouge
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1st.
An entire charge Of performance on each rep
Fascination. -,
! The beauties orthe Ballet and Paniomime will
he displayed by the far.famed CREOLE BAL
LET TROUPE, in a series Of brilliant Pas de
a. Admission Fifty cents--children and ser
halfprice.
ny~Day Performance at 2 o'clock, +. m.~
Evening at 7 o'clock,
This Company will exhibit at Port Hudson on
|sArpRpAY, October JDih and at Plaqtemine, OF,
WEDNESDAY,, November, ID.
Oct,-~23J. e. II. CASTLE, Agent,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
70 THE MEMBERS OF THE
LOUISIANA BAR.
~ The UNDERSIGNED has the following
LAWS OF LOUISIANA,
~ The undersigned has the 70

he Is prepared to sell for cash att very great
reduction upon tho prices formerly demanded:
MARTINS REPORTS Of Cases arsned and de.
termined in ,ls supreme Court Of the Territory
of Orleans, and IN The Snpfente Court Of the State
Of Lohiriaas. ny Ffencis Xavier Martin, onc If
the Judges Of snid Courta--~ith ro,es Of reference
10 subscauen, decisions Of the Supreme CURT, up
tothe SEVENTH ANNUAL IMPORTS refer.
cnres to The Amendments to the Constitution, Stat.
utes. and Civil Code and Code of rfactirs, sinre
thos. decisions were rendered. BY Thomas Gibbs
Morgan, Counsellor at Law. New edition, 1882
The original 90 volumes comprised In 10 volumes.
without abreyiation. Price 90 per volume TO sub.
scribers. prior to January 1853, and to nonrsdb.
scribers, 90 casli.
ROBiNSoN'S REPORTS. 12 volumes; emhrac,
ing the Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Louis.
valuable work IL now offered. either by Volume
OF by ses, ut q much lower price Than heretofore.
Nothing need be said in commentator Of n work
SO well known TO every Louisiana lawyer. It's
possessim is indispensable To secure the continuity
of 4 g decisions Of the Supee@ae Court.
eRE,NERsl.ouIsIANACO CODE oFP9ACTlCE
New 1ition.
BENJAMIN Il StIDELL,S D1GEST~AEnlatged
A Digest Of all the Decisions Of the Shpten,e Cour'
of Lo,iisiasa, down to the 18Th vol. OF Louisiana
Reports.
DE>IlX's DtGEsn.-T'is Is y continuation Of
Beajamin y slidells Digest, and Is brought down
to the 81 volume or i,ohinso,'s Reports.
DEsLlX's GENERAL INDEX - From isD9 to
Is43. An alphabetically arranged Table of all
The Cases decided during the above mentioned
long period. Fur sale by J. i. STEEL.
oc, 9 GIN 60 Camp ri. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
New Goods New Goods !

(NTRS. HOWISON after an absence OF tWs
lN months. has again returned TO her nae.s
|old business. and now Offers TO her friends sAffa0
Ihnd patrons q more extensive and varied TsssAa
|essart ment Of Milinary and Fancy articles that
he has ever had--consisting Of Bonnets, Ribbons
iLaces, Gloves Man'illas, and q number Of othe'
Fancy articles too tedious TO mention, all Of which
sshe invites attention Of purchasers at her stand
in the heust formerly occupied by Mrs. t't'sman
opposite the Markham House, on Lafayette street
Oct. 80.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
| DIED.

DIED.
In 'ha city on fhe Goth inst, Mrs. ELIzAsrrH
King.
On tlf 9th Of CIT. 1852 at the residence of DR.
|Poofleyin Austl1 County Texas, Mrs. MARY M.
MAY.
Our >yaders WI be panied to learn the above
intelligence
Mrs. SMay is we'll known in this vicinity. and
~ a large scircfe Of relatives, friends and
'acquaiiEtances. fhe was one of those who to
know il TO love, br her amiable qualities ofmind
and waam afect.,ns. She was ever foremost in
EMISSIONS of charil ald benevolence, aud was one
pi the First TO afd il: establishing the orphan
ASYLUM" of thislcitys
Though she hsf gose to sleep away from the
home II her chi4hoea. we hope her body may
be put 10 rest, byt thei loving and the loved'' in
owsl cemetr4-ssonnt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

Eny-oRs SENTEsaED.-M. Jonrdan and
sousere. editors of The Sieelf. have been
severally sentenced TO one years mprison-
rlent.s aud . fine of Loco ~fraaces, for tiav-
iilg written and published an article enti-
tied . Two sorts oil ID sbtors, : wlsicliis con-
sidefed libsllons on the Government
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Notice TO Tax Pa yers.

A IL persons residents Of this Parish East
n Baton Rouge, who have not paid their State
Taxes for the year 1851. are requested 10 be pre-.
pared to pay the same, at each of,he Parish pre-.
on Tuesday the I'd day Of November nett,
as | will have a person at said precinct anthoril-
ed TO RECENT for The same. II. V. BAB1N,
Oct. 23d. Sheriff Il Collector,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Faber,s Magnetic Water Guaes.

[nNE OF the sc valuable inventions ran BE- seen
~ at the Baton Rouge Foundry. Steam b at
Captains and Planters, viii do we'll TO call and
procure one wit ,olt delay.
They cannot be surpassed Tor utility and safety
No Sugar Planter should be wit al one.
AprlY to Hill Il HENDERSON Agegts.
Oct. al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
For sale at less than FIRST Cost,

3 dozen Silk under shirts,
3 do Morino do,
. do Cotton do,
2 do Bleached Gotten drawers,
3 do Net do
s do black and colorcd Silk Cravafs.
The above named articles will be sold Whale
sale or Retail at less than the first rosf in New
York. JOHN C.. LA NOUE.
Oct. . Harvey House Row.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

[yT7AS brought from the Jail of East Feliciana
w 10 the Depot at Baton Rouge ass runa-
way. a negro man who calls himself John, he is
five feet 8 inches high, has a scar on his right
eye, be is about 22 years of age. and says he be-
longs TO Mt. Castor Jones. near Jackson Miss.
and take him away. J. ], ODOM.
Oct. Is 1852. Tailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

TUST received from Cincinnati and for sale
- 100 bis. flour, so kegs lard, 10 boxes 10.
bacco 81 & 81 5 Casks Bacon Shoulders.
Oct 8 s. Nj. HART & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
SaddIery & HARNESS.,

nN hand a large stock Of Collars, Harness,
. Blind Brides, cart Saddles and Breechings,
suitable for plantation use and for sale low-by
oct IS. L.dRGUfER & L.ffOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

|nA1NTS n OII.S~We have on hand a large
III assortment Of pure clear Lifseed oil, spirits
Turprntinr, Copsl varnish, Putty and every
thing IN The Painters line, which we offer at very
low prices. ort. 80 LARGUlER n bANOUE'ai
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

. Y late arrivals / rave N hand the following
q articles, From N. Loris.
Is barrels super fine Flour
20 do extra do
lO0 bags shot No I to 9,
500 bars lead,
From Cincinnati
25 boxes cIseice family soap,
20 dozen bfooms,
Is kegs priHr butter
o5 boxes caudles g..
80 reams wrapping paper,
1910 ezra sc hams,
30 kegs ehoies4and,
50 barrels whi.key,
20 do ! do.
From Pcteysburg Va.
20 boxes 3 lump iotaecn.
From NeU York. N. j.
50 barrels hydralic cement,
IS do plaster paris.
From Ner Orleans.
81 ke = cut nails.
5 hog heads chsiee sugar.,
JO 70 baron shoulders,
10 hays nrime coffee.
~ iczc., hand harrr.vs.
10. 400 cuba SKIES cigars, JOS-UA ZEAL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
MARRIED.

In this city Of the 9th inst. by the Rev
JAMES 4. GoopntM, MI. l.. ROSE of New Or
t. Miss SARAH DALsaElMER of thi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Cash for Cotton,

Cash for Cotton.
WYE are paying the highest market pr icefor
w Cotton. Also advancing literally on il,
when consigned 10 our friends in New Orleans
Oct.9 S. M. HART& Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Pine Lumber Wanted.

A FEW pieces yellow pine. tree from knot.
N and sap, 50 feet long 9 by 10, wanted i'm,
mediately. Parties desiring to contract will
please call at the Baton Rouge Foundry.
Oct. l6-ly HILL HENDERSON
T0AL 1000 Barrels best gualty, al Das..
~ Rouge Foundry, HILL HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
"Fast Line"
FIR ENH

0FaSI Llles0
FRESH ARRIVALN.
10y late arrivals I have received the follow
ID ing articles:
100 reams wrapping paper,
200 Stage & Shay and others. c. hams,
10 coxes Mac < Mac tobacco,
400 bags sh slled corn.
IS barrels ST. Louis -four,
so do Ind. and Ohio, do,
2 Casks bacon sides,
2 Hogsheads prime sugar,
IS Dozen fancy and extra broons,
Is Boxes prime W. r. Cheese.
20 Barrels cement and plaster,
IS Boxes soap and candles,
25 Barrels fine Whiskey.
III addition to which / have all other articles
comprising a regular Produce and Feed Stock.
JOSHUA BENL,
june 10, Y. Nearly opposite Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-19
IIGITSES FOB SAII,

V'IiE Grecnman House in Spruce street, con-
L tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
conyencnccs aud out-buiIdmgs, well of goel wa-
ter, barn, II large garden containing variety Of
fruit trees, &e.
Also house IN Tanner street, containing eight
rooms, with out t-buildings, we'll of good water,
garden continuing fruit trees, &c. Both houses
are in good repair. For terms, &C., apply at this
oicc. w. II. CRANSTON.
Jan. II. U
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-19
CANCERS CURED.

Mr. o. Il. KINNEY, merchant, (Tnfs~, O.'sids sv,,n,y
y Rorp,ed US that cancer-oetor in said souny
VI BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. 4 ~~-<sf.~
IN Greene county, N " also using said Pssriss NJ
u. SETTLE, draggsi, at Cansjehsre. Montrpms,
ty has informed us " an important er
crR " long standing which effected sysd isay
of that place H. therefore, this PURIFIER tSse w
ts purfyns hcnling power what s,psre dsrass n Ae
blood can II not cursl Srven YEAR expcrienec md
sayst mrs none hlity hati Will eafe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-19

This IL the cnse of dying who YET iisss Hs roe
e.rod Of Of SCR0FCLA, by only trsivs hot
Hcs of Rram- Purrr. rhan cured by Tho sse 81
of tc hes. Sars0povind that was ever DsaJe
Sarsaparn has not Icief medical To cheei The cure
ui ticl n rs,tiiip,iy hsvGhs,s ease. =.
vu fur y,t,-was confined tU his bed the tad tsay-be
Aa. much disrns"d and d-biliaied - ~ Do snsb. ~
ais his hd 10 hi. head lie had the best gasd5eaL sdrce
L uSsa of the bet Sarsoporlids TO nc geod eneet-
Tot o.d and was considered TO De IN dysn1
,,, and could not liv. frepfyow hours Longer when Ne
connni"uc.d i.ins BkANTS PURIFIER. His nsrk ts.is
eIfen Redriy ~. ss1 10 hole os erss hroDyh
ri, i.d,,, ur.rr his chin. that he br~sfhed thrnvh
ilr hie his around that Il could he sd
IN out of s place, only holding by sraH ys'osi the ns-
uf arm destroyed by two ulcers; an slser rnaeh
the arm. large man'' hSnd had nearly safss s0neA
HI. side nfo his body Thas lac afflicted with frss'S
such puf,id 0c,id sgenS uoevs various Parts Of bis
p-r.on. For lIrther aud hll particulars, SEQ our Fam
fHLETS.
Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most shilfsl ply
sc.ns of Rome, called ~ see Hsskn the t~r b.o's
l. commenced using Hrants Puriser. Dr. w eissnised
him. nni then told him that 0H the ~edSzss n Ne sosi@
icLLxh his--- IlLzi hla
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-19
NuRS;NG SORE MOUTH. LUCaRRnGl, Ia.

"RyRoS, OrsvsrE Co. y. r.. Or. 10, tfF.
"Mcssrs. ~. T. WALLACfS CO. Some tirs lss, " 10
ter my wifi. became d-lits-d from the sAses sf 10
syh0d and Nursg Sore Mouth, that sLe eoua IN h~s
child perform amy hou,ehoid labor. Tier Nsdsai nsst
varied according to tho Aviee aud prsperipsps
of the emirsnl until sb sIkssst-
ed In useless efforts She became very skeleton, sSss
Al the time che comrnsnc'd taking hvssrs ks<istsS Ss
weighed than erk'yvs posnas; bat By he time
she had taken IpD, bHe, she bscane perfectly well The
cue IL perfect, that size 10 enabled de ell se<<A
shry hnusrod work, and gained thirty Pssnds 81 nsse n
four weeks. Yours truly, &. y. 0ALENTtSR."
IT.. reader will observe that Mr. OAiIHriHe
sxIiL." lie. we are informed hy H.. b. Trasv, tsa, -
ths snme pl1rr. has studied medicine. |''.