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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

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All advertisements also inserted in the CONSTITUTIONAL
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oordngly.
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
and in that proportion for advertisements of length
except Autoeers and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

FUNiE subscriber just received
house OF George W. Carpenter, Philadelphia, the follow
articles, which, other chemical
red thee arc in high repue amongst the eminent medical
gentlemen OF that city.
Saratoga Powders by which tho prepared equal
IN all respects, to that taken from the springs
Compound Fluid Extract of SarsaPaiIa, for preparing
few minutes the Lisbon dict drink.
Compound Syrup of Lverwor,, safe and valuable med
pans most of the medicines made OF for the above
eases OF stimulating composed generally
giving temporary relief IN almost every where they
freely used the disease and reduce strength
pac This az active as Il can be made from
fresh plant virtues considerably improved by the
tonic and cPecoral medicines which have been selected
adjurauis.
Craled Kali for making saline draucht of neutral mix.
urc, daclm Of this salt dissolved in
instantly produces similar equal in every respec,
10 that made with fresh lemon juice tartar
Black Oxide OF Mercury. for cxiemporancously making
the PHI ill., Que '"" Oh graz" '"'' equal TO three grams Of
soidGed CoPaiya This active preparation the bal
hing its strength by the addition of inefficient articles is
much approved ofby the faculty Caution The Resin of Co.
paiva made by cvapora,ing the balsam entirely inert
Oil Of Copaiva, dose drops superior TO Napliha
Tor preserving potassium
Oil Of Cubcbs This valuable addition basau, copaiva
10 Ia 20 drops OF balsam will greatly
virtues oi that remedy in Gonoriea
Extract OF Qulnnc; two grains cl which equal Of
Quinine and at less Than onchird of the price
Oh OF Black Pepper rhs is much active preparation
than PHI drop fully equal three grains OF
also a valuable adjunct Qunnc; OF two drops
added TO SIX grains will greatly increase the powers of that
dicine.
Superior FED Bark And
Superior Caisaya Bark This is lie best species yellow
ark aud derives name from the province in which is col
ccted the bark which yields Guinne greater proportion
than other Species neatly put up cd cylindrical
packages of POUND and oUnue
Besides the above articles hand any ofthc following
articles can he had at short notice II desired vz:-
DcnarcOtized Opium
DenaTcoiiZed Acduous Tinclurc OF Opium
Compound Touc Extract
Extract OF Siramoniunl.
Acetate sulphac and pure hiorphia.
RluI.ale and Oxide of Cold
Piperinc, Emctnc, Supunc,
Uephnc, Cinchonno, s,ryohine and vcratrinc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

aud tespon> BE 10 chem. fur tr Sales Nr.,.,
Soush, Congress the tribunal for tho decision
~fs anu before her they mus appcRr with petitions
nas, eMrcs'cs, supple atoms anti payers r,i.
dcnisls, i-bukes aud Ioroaoh.>
nes To the Stale Ma;uc wi,.it, Mrs.
sachusr,is Ia holding last her public l,d while ~->
hsoN ng hers upon tho public altar, has Name
thein they reserved te OF The Nr,t
copius and ottof have e the draugh,s which te.e
have had Ia swallow the they ,.yr
oe through before the oi 1910 euai(e th-
vndeae their rights, by tire tIanqa
err In the mean time. the may s,oppu. ,p s
may toe ihuted. thirds o then soil ,,
haset pans may be got Up To divide the money Which tho
snus te'i Tor by rule VI proportion which will give III
money Va The popuious States OF tao Month Ea. then ether
pans may DO invented TO The highest
a" ooan every possible dcar from the New States
uo"eu among these new receivers When this
=" 70 "e hgnes may give the natural spion
ne money after III aud when the lands are 50 yidrd aad DIS
ubucd the Ecxt CONCLUSION will DO ,uci m
hat better not 10 sell the lands bu. to rent ,I, Ara
dotive that ri6ife fom the West MIR truvsor r,
o. and retain body OF Ieanlry in Tire States 10
inc elections Us this ancy, or ac IL fact asd the in
cpen' steps Tor the contamination OF an ths n, Gd
PROCESS Where Is the relief where the tho new
States IN this aianns conjuncurc! Not I'm thssnseves--
hey are yet too wcakThey look for beio md
The history of the tell, them where; tells them to cok To
hat solid phaanx IN the South, and those ropf,vc
ents OF The North East which, 1897
OF the Mississippi, audi in 1885, sxpuuged non
CLAUSE rom the ordinance for the sale of WsSscp laus anti
IN these two great acts waved the infant Vest FROM bcis r
1 IN its bub
(Dtbair 10 be continued) W..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
PrSsAcoIa, January ~
N1ics fintn La r.

.,. -. PrssacoIs, January ~
The U Ship Ere, Master tond, Conner arrived a, I'M,
port IN "Wednesday last, from Vora Cruz
10 the officers Of !ss Ere Indebted for following
,nf,I19n The U s. ship Falmouth. Com. Elliott aud the
ssnbT tho la,sss TO ,sh for Tampico the mex, daycon
CO. aud would bring him tho the Ar..spp or N
paee-Alr Ponseu expected Cur the fin,
and Sal for the purpose Of mnkos enquiry eaure u
the decnon OF the schooner Ajax The explanations reccy
Commerce in that will OTHER obsser
We roget to Learn that had heard Of the or.
nei Capt Norris the 9Th Sept which time She sI
PED her cables and pooeeded to seaM Horson the Amer.
can wee Consul and several merchants with considerable
ney on board We have doubt this fue YES.
sci her gallant officers and crew are lost
Sasss which have seso operating to render the Gov
majority OF the people or rather amy Of the United Sas
plh which, the province Of yueasn array and for
which the troops AT Puela have lstcy
individual individual be S, Anna and here n
me froHmnie eane Of the movements rov IN progress
mas oro' Der in law and ,are the ball impulse
be ruth there i, known Eel, al Mesico-
but the The military power originates prosecute,
revelation there at n p!easareibe people, have exh.
While was n, Vera Ctuz it was scarcely nose,ht
sthe officer eit in command during temporary absence Of
from declaring for tho revolt OF ueha-A Sai the oers
at the Erie understood that GocIreo The city Of MOI
proceed from Vera Cuz ucn TO NEE, biu, ha
wig Preha between them Gen 81 Annals brother law,
mud
corporation Of NJ Annals troops and Pueba and tin
immediate and total overthrow of Guerrros government
There Is no deobt that bloody civil now rayi, in
nexco. ee
We publish below correct list Of the OfSceys Of
he Hornet which furnished by Purser Potttp.
ger, the DIS y before sailing.
LIST or OFFICERS.
Ohio Norris, Esqr Commander.
Lisutenans.-Daniel III Maokey JeSn Sniflr
John Leeds Thomas John l.. Hamilton~
Saiilug Moster.-Edward Schern,crhorp.
Surgeon. William Birchmore.
Purser--R obsrt PotteDger
Assistant Surgeon-John F. Whi,ehill.
Midshpren.-Jan-s n. Eortyth,t Richie syi1.
Edwin Laub, Gustovus r. a. Brooke Samuel
l.. Washington, Richard l.. Tiighnan, Charles A.
Camel
Captains Clerk.--Thomas KIRK.
Masters AIatc.-Thonas Robineun
GUnner.-John Burns
Sail Maker-Jobn Adams.
Sieward.-John K. Reancy.
The youngest son of the late Gen. Hamilton or
New York.
Son OF the iate Col. Forsyth Of the Rife Corpr>
SPERM OH, 4, CANnI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
EMPORIUM on LUCK.

"Thsr> IS tide IN the affairs Of men,
Wien tnken toith Tie dood ieais on tn H5rtuue"
1t is well known that the current rau some tiura
against the subscrIber but 1t is with pleasure iro
informs that chnnge has takon place, and tho rec
cult 40 inr plcnsin0.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

Wep alI sold by hru 70 penllnmcn of this city; Us
reasonable therefore to anticipate the pleasure N Sc
ing OF the following capital prizes in the Second
Ciass of thc Dock Lousy, which draws or Thursday
Tho a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

WhGt IS more 10 be adGaired than ia.
HEAD OF HAIR?
THTI1E Subscriber, grateful for the patronage 10
4 Inns already received, invites tho inhabitants Of
Richmond 10 inspect he elegant and unrivaIled as-
scrtmcnt Of WIGS aud TOUPETS without delay
rs he cannot possibly protrnct his stay beyond Fue-
day evening. the I'd of Pob. Apply at tho Eagle
Hotel from 10 until O'Clock, where the subecriher
will 10 ready to attend upon those that may te plens-
cd 10 honor him with their commands.
jnn30 THOMAS QUIRK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
ScItrNtF:

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
&A9~

Our citizens will perceive, by an advertise
ment in this mornings Gazette, that the Post
master General, with promptitude and in a
spirit Of accommodation which is highly COM
mendabe, and for which he deserves our thanks.
has made an arrangement which will benefit.
materially, our merchants, and facilitate inter
course generally. We take great pleasure in
expressing our appreciation of the courtesy of the
Postmaster General in this particular.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

w. X. The Eulture, t70l, which was a.
oreed by all to stand for William Kidd, the pr
rate. And July White, Uncle Ben's wooIly-
headed old nigger, said that he was once loo-
lolly boy on board that very ship, when she was
a sort Of pckarooning prlvateer. her ere" 'o'u
him that She sailed from the old country the very
same year marked on the cask. when Ridd was
hanged at Execution Dock, and that they brought
his BODY over to be near the treasure that ne Du-
ried. and as every one knows that h'dd was u
ed up twice, why, perhaps. he never dieu at a'''
but was kept alive in that mighty elegant rum
cask, till my Uncle Ben let him out again. u
walk about New i ork and Boston, round Char'es
Bay and Cape Cod. the Old Sow and pigs. nei-
leeat. and the Hen and Chickens. There was a
fat little Dutch parson who used TO think that 'h's
story was only mighty smart liable. because no
BODY could remember seeing the pirate ocsiueH
Uncle Ben; and he woald sometimes say 100
that they were all knocked down by the rum
and not by the captain, thoushhe never tod On-
Gle Ben so. calculate, for he always STUCK 10 II
handsomely. and wouid'nt bate word OF II iot
nobody. When Uncle Ben had finished, he says
-. Jonathan W. SAYS he, Ill tell you VIVA, II
is. III take it as genine favor 1t you'll pay Ma,
ior Hickory for the sangarec and the toddy. and
we'll be quits another day. And so L pad tor
if every cent: but would you believe 1t: though
I've asked him for it matter OF twenty times,
and more than that. Uncle Ben never gave ne
back the trllle that he borrowed Ut ne, from ta
day to this. ="
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

bar, Of iron. intcrmixcd with the brick work ANA
after hard nights work, they were compelieu
to decamp without even booty enough to pay
them for their trouble. Two crowoars' 'an'-
mcr, large iron shovel and some pieces OF can,
die. were left behind by the Williams. They hrst
attempted to enter the cellar, by prylns on "a
stout iron bar, which fastened down the cellar
door. A large stick Of wood was left by them
insarted under the bar which was 10 doubt pfy-
ed up by means of their crow-bars.
The attempt considering the situation Oh 'ne
Rank in the very centre of cur town within L
stones throw of our principal public house. and
considering the great length Of time the Williams
must have been occupied in their operations
which could not have been carried on without
considerable noise, is one of the most audacious
and mpudent acts of viliany which we have ever
had 10 record.
The Directors of the Bank have offered re-
ward of five hundred dollars for the detection Of
these daring Robbers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
MARRIED.,

In Baltimore, on Saturday evening last, by, H..
Rev. Mr.. Duncan, JONI IL. JASNEY, Esq. Of tbi,
place. to Miss MARGARET, daughter of the Lar.
JESSE Tyson. of that city.
In Prince Georges County, Md. on SUNDAY
last. by the Rev. Mr.. Mclnhammer, Mr.. PR.
O. BARTLETT, TO Miss SAnINA EMENsox. both
of this place.
In Fairfax County. Wa. on Tuesday eyepln,
10th instant. by the Rev. Jesse f. Wcems. Mr.
JOIN ID. DoGAx. of Prince William County, to
Miss Axx, MARIA l.. BATES, OF the formcrplace
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
I)I Ed.

At the residence Of his sister. Mrs. Halybu,
ton. near New Kent Court House. Va. on las,
FRIDAY. Wr.LtAM D,NpmDGE. Esq. late Cashier
of the Bank Of Virginia Mr.. ID. was long Va
luabie officer OF the Bank Of Virginia. whose en-.
ployment he only quilted within the last tweIy.
months
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

We have as yet heard of no arrivals of men,
b"rs OF Congress, except of that of Mr.. Pondex-
ief. and Mr. Hunt from Vermont and his family.
Boring the present week we may expect that some
viii drop in, The great body, however, will
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
-s(NS

The first number of Mrs. BAnNEy's Magazine
has been published in Baltimore. We expect to
receive a copy in few days, when we shall be
able to Judge Of its merits. Her address to the
patrons of the work is well written.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

We learn that the Stage Line from this place
to J.eesburg, which will commence running on
the first of January next, will leave Alexandria
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at IL
O'Clock, noon, ant. arrive at Leesburg the same.
day, by 8 p. M.-Lcave Lcesburg every Tues
day. Thursday, and Saturday. at A. NJ. and
arrive at Alexandria same day by noon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

moi arrive until within the last day or Two pre,
Gus to the opening % the session. We r See ,
number Of new boarding houses, some Of them
newly erected buildings. which have been prenar
ed for the accommodation of the pafres cc,,str;,
n Of the Republic. National Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

GENERAL Posr OFficE DEPARTMENT. y
: office Of Neil Contracts.
Nov. 70, 1850
Post Muster. .fiecm,dria. ID. e.:
SIR-Thefe is now an Afternoon Mail fran,
this place to Baltimore. which leaves Wa.bipg,mr
at 2, and arrives at Baltimore at O'Clock .-tn
accommodate the citizens Cf Alexandria in moro
convenient communication to this place ami +,
Baltimore. the Post Master General has direct.
ed, that from this day forward, the express which
takes your Northern mail to Alexandra. shall 70.
main there till ! o'clock. or within few mipu,cs
Of that hour, and 50 bring mail from Aeya,.
dria to this place, and arrive before the departure
of the Baltimore afternoon mail. You will there.
fore make up an extra mail every day, both for
Washington and for Baltimore, and send il Lv
the express. BY this arrangement. the citizen.
of Alexandria, by putting letters in YOUR Office
bv before | O'Clock. p W.. may send them 70
this place by ., and TO Baltimore by o'clock
the same evening. Its desirable thu; the citizens
of Alexandra may know OF this arrangement
Your obcdient servant,
Nov. o5-eOGt q. B. BROWN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
DR.4JTS THIS D.Hl.
Missing,

fR0N on board the sicamboa, FreacTicksDu's'
Il her arrival at alexandria on the lst Novem0e1
BOX ct Dry Goods, marked Thomas Maxaei, cart -
Kerr q Fizhugh. a suitable reward viii De PSF
the Box, information wh.c. will leadto the reco,'
1t the sane. q. WHEAT. Agen'
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

~, Our country fientis. VIC copy The pFIces
current of our market from the Gazette. weud
do us IA, or. and benefit their subscribers. by
being particular TO correct them with ours every
week We observe that sometimes the proper
corrections are not made for several weeks in
succession.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

Posr 0rglcE. ALEXANDRIA, Dc
Norcn,ber p. 1880.
The attention of the Citizens Of tits town j.
invited TO the following letter.
DANIEL BRYAN. PM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
DEATHS.

In this town, on Tuesday, the sih instant, Mr.
Henry Glad,ling, son Of Mr.. John Glaldng, aged
% years. lie was an honest, enterprisng young
man.
In Fall River, Mass. on the 20th ult., after
long fit of sickness, Mr. Robert Maryc, formerly of
this town, aged 81 years. lie sustained through
life, the character of an honest, upright man.
In Mddlelown, on the Sth inst, after lingering
illness, which she bore with perfect resignation and
foritude, Mrs. Patience Rogers, wife of Mr. Tho
mas q. Rogers and daughter of Deacon William
Taggar, aged 30 years. IN the death of Mrs. H., a
kind husband is bcrct of a companion, who in all
the relative duties of life, as wife, mother, and
friend, fulfilled the part allotted to her with fidelity
and affection. The young and interesting family of
little children will deeply lament the loss of her
whose constant care it was to watch over them with
maternal regard, and guide their early footsteps in
the path Of virtue; and the circle of acquaintance to
which she belonged cannot fail to cherish with fond
remembrance, the memory of her in whose presence
they always derived much pleasure and satisfaction
Her immortal spirit has, we trust, found place in
the abode of eternal bliss where there shall be no
more sorrow, or pan or parting of iriends.-CoM.
At Walpole, Mass. on the Goth of May, Mr.. Ma
thaniel Policy, aged Is. Mr.. Policy has been for
many years extensively and favorably known as
the keeper Of the Hotel, half pay, between Bos-
ton and Providence, His kind and gentlemanly
department will be remembered by thousands who
have been his guests. The humble hope and pious
resignation Of his last days, allow US to believe that
he is now a guest at feast, the giores of which
sit hath not entered the heart Of man to conceive"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16

From the albany Daily .aluertiser Of June H..
Bwgla'y aDd Robbcry.--A most dar-
ing depreciation was committed upon the
residence of John Townsend, Esq May
or of this city, sometime in the night be-
fore last. In the absence from town of
hts honor and family, with the exception
of one or two servants, his house was en-
tered, and articles of silver plate of con-
siderable value were stolen. A large
massive silver salvcr, which it seems,
outwoighcd not only the cupidity, but the
capacity of tho villain, was left behind in
the yard. The entry must, from all ap-
pcaranccs, have been made from Eagle
street, and across the premises of Isaiah
Townsend, Esq. to the rear ofthc May
cr's house, the back door of which was
found open in the morning, and the pre-
sumption also is, that a familiar know
ledge of the premises must have faciliIa-
ted the depreciation. No discovery of
the property or the robbcr had been
made when our paper went TO press last
evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
FREDEIIcKsBURG, Jic Q.

Distressing Cosnaliy.--It has not fall
en- to our lot toperiorm more melancholy
task than that of announcing the death of
John S. Talialerro, Esq. Of King George
county, the only son ofthc Hon. John
Talalerro, of the House of Representa-
tivcs.-IIc met his death by accident
his horse plunging into the Rappahan-
mock, from which he fell, and receiving
injuries fromthc horse while in the water,
he sank to rise no more---1his DISTRESS
ing event occurred on Friday the itl in
slant. The deceased was in the SD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
NmmnmsMM.

HNliE Subscriber having been requested by some
IL of his friends to commence n course of in
struction in writing, will open a School as soon
as sufficient encouragement il offered. The
classes will be limited. The contemplated hours
of instruction are from to in the morning, for
masters; from to 6 for misses. These hours have
been selected, as not interfering with the regular
School hours-but different arrangement will be
made if wished for by the patrons Of the school,
The success which has attended his teaching, and
the appreciation he has received from the public,
has encouraged him to offer his servces-Speci-
mems of his writing, and terms, on application.
10 j. w. EDDY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16

ForiiGcations.--The act making pro-
vision for certain fortilications, appropri-
ates for Fort Adams, 100000; Fort
Hamilton, Sc 900; Fort Monroe, IOO,-
600; Fort Calhoun, 100000, Fort Ma
con, in North Carolina, G0,000; Fort at
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
REMOytL.
JOHN y. STACEY.

G EspEcTrUii.y informs his friends and the
u q public, that he has removed from the cor
ner of Market square 10 the well-known stand for
merly occupied by his brother, r. Stacey Jr. Two
doors south of l'anistcr's wharf, where hc intends
keeping general assortment of Groceries of the
choicest kinds-FRUFlS, PRESERVES, &c.&c
which viii be sold az low as at any other Store Of
a similar kind in town. June 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16

Oak Island, N. C. 10000; fortifca cations
at Charleston, Is. c. $4,000; Fort at
Mobile Point, 10000; Fort Jackson.
Lou. 85, 900; Notifications at Pensacola,
10000; contingencies offortilications,
10000; purchase of site for Fort at
Cockspur Island, Geo. 5000. Total 1891 !,
600.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
ALE.

ME subscriber, agent for the proprctors Of the
q Eagle Brewery, Providence--l,as and will
keep constantly supply Of their ALE Cor
sale IN barrels and half barcls--also in kegs for
families. The Ale Is not inferior to any made.
HENRY POTTER
Apy7 i-3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
INFORMATION WANTED.-r

n INFORMATION w A Mt r. D.-I1hc
d subscriber would be glad TO ascertain where
his kinsman HUNlruREY ONEII., n native of
Garnlsh, in the county Of Cork, ireland, may be
found. Whoever can give any information re-.
spccimg him, would confer a particular favor on
his friends in Ireland by directing line by mail
TO the subscriber in Newport, L. I.
DE.N.NIS O'.NETL.
June 9th, 1850. so
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
w M. L.. MES.VHLL.
TIN PLATE WORK KER,

No. I62, Thames Street
& HONTiNuES TO carry on the above business,
~ as usual, and keeps constantly on hand n
general assortment of TIS WARE. and other ar
ilccs in his line, to suit tle market, and positively
viii sell them as low as can be- purchased IN this
State, not excepting of pedlars those who wish
To encourage their own townsmon, will do well TO
call and satisfy themselves of the truth Of this as
scrtion.
"A L S o,
A large supply Of Soar SroSE FURNACES,
by the dozen or single.
OVENS for baking before the fire, warranted to
answer to the satisfaction Of the purchaser or be
returned after proving the same. All the above
articles cheap for cash.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16

The President of the United States,
has signed the death warrant of the
mail robbers at Philadelphia. The ex-
eoution will take place Cd July.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16

IT is said, by the Ncw-York CONNER
cial Advertiser, that Frances Wright
contcmplates returning to England.