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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
fr90, hc 81. Lonis Bm',ha.
INTERESTING NARRATlNE

fner, IIndsoa'> Bay Territory. las sentus the follow
ing melancholy account of the fate ri In I've com
pnnoas lnhelr sub cqu,m journey llom that colony
10 -. PEERS
We clt the settlement OF Red liyer Dieter known
is Lord Seiknk's coouy,) llud>ons BAY Territory,
on The eth "i February. VI, comparisons We're a
hr. Richard HAYES and Nh. lgnatlus Paws We
proposed Walking across the plals ON snoW-shocs
to loh Smelling, ST, Peters The distance II is
necessary 10 travel it III the mintcr season, is 90
miles.
We were provided with Mel,n III hat.Loo,. a
native al the ceonN, as guide, aud dos ad ua-
nean 10 carry provisions, buffalo robes blankets
Ne.
Nnnc but those who have travelled in the wntri
season III the GREAT rrtiirs Of The Mouth ard Nest
eau have any idea of the fatigue rli,atorss and
dangers. attendant on the traveller III ihrst dlc,nN
stous. Constantly exposed To cold winds, frequent
!, unabet cross the loug tl,claes, winch IN many
instances extend more than hllN miles flam one
point o woods 10 another, in these Obliged 10
pass the nigh tie plain, fortunate II he en- find
the miserable shelter OF few PUSHES winch ale found
near the ponds oi the prairie Bnt the greatest of
the travellers many >uicrlugS Is from lhnsi. Even
while Walking the frozen water. lie suffers the
greatest anguish, which he III vain endelsurs al
leriatc By eating Tins only increases his sui
Itring, In mouth becomes n,olc aud lnere intlnl-
ed. IL ,ilr tor drink tcarfa> ,mgnlsnts, whlc a
| Esslildr comes Over hun which water nj, can DIS
spatc.
The wea1lcr III February bad lccn unusually
mid af the northern climate of Red settlement,
aud ii The ;ime of our departure sen.c ct the
oldes inhabitants predicted our subsequent suffer
| ms aud misunderstanding that March would be
very cold and stormy, aud at the time GIVING
/ the unpleasant information that thcy not only
sdeIed, but actual, knew March 10 be thy most
ddneofol, month IN the Nc,u to navel the plans III.
W. too SOON realized the productions oi the old
hunters. From the 4th to The 9Th ui March ~ had
scarcely ID, without Storm In t.lef the weather
VISA continuation of sto,ms. Vt different time,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14

\ late London periodic al says -" BALLooN rs now
start almost every tyeuing from various parts oil the
towu-and men woireu aud monkeys are To be seen
ascending aud descending. We have ltas CONNER
'al and ohio distress probably, III consequence OF
'he.otit> !e1kia@.p.7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14
VAglf LAND
Ven. LyaChbHYs' for i%aFe.

s,.stpx. THE subscriber offers for sale his
3i;SsH I'f.As"E OF LAND. situated in the
XVME County of Campbell, uhom one and \
half miles from LynchbWg, bounded b,
Lame, River. the LNnrihurg aud Blue Ridge Turn
,,,le Road and the land OF Judge Daniel, aud con
i,tisg 222 Acres more OF less, OF which about
50 or 90 acres are in woods. The improvements
nm this Laud are good aud there is also upon ii IN
orchard of well selected fruit. The ll0taiion IS
we'll ,nclosed and in a h.l state OF improvement.
For terms apply 10 Major 'l'ho~. Rudd. on Seth
Woodruff. " IA Il IEIIN JOHN.
n July u vt D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14

o. I'll AltD ou But,alcc River in the county Of
y Am.lrrst - EIlCa rom the Court lluu>e. -
a1iit, IRON AcNngton, aud - Mules lrom Lynch
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
NOTICE..

A SCHOOL will be opened in Little
"A Compton on the first Monday IN May
next, for the admission Of young Ladies, un-
der the'superintendcnc of Miss HANNAH s.
RICHMOnD. Instruction will be afforded in
all the branches of a common English eaSca-
ton.
Board in respectable families and near the
School, car be had for 81 so per week, wash
ing included.
Tuition per quarter $500.
No persons acquainted with Little Comp
ton, need be told that it is a healthy and
pleasant place, and possesses every advan-
tage necessary to render it desirable loca-
ton for a School. No pains will be spared
TO promote the moral, as well as intellectual
improvement Of the pupils.
A commodious house is being erected, and
will be ih readiness at the opening of the
School.
Those wishing to enter the School, will be
directed to suitable boarding places OF sp-
plicaton to the subscriber.
.t J. b. RICHMOND.
Reference to Borden Wood, Esq. Of New.
port, for any further particulars.
Little Compton, April Is, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27

Provisions are falling rapidly in price. Al
Pittsburgh bacon sells for nine cents a pound
cheese at eleven cents, -four per barrel five
dollars and eighty seven cents.
One quarter Of the capital prize Of five thou
sand dollars, in the Rhode Island School Fund
Lottery, was sold in Fall River. -.
The Catholic College at Nyack. on the Hud-
con river. was destroyed by fire on "Wednesday
last Loss about 10 400 doIlars-n no insurance.
Prince Napoleon Louis Donaparte has arrived
in the city fNew York. lie is described as n
young gentleman Of unassunlng and agreeable
manners lie will sojourn few weeks in that
city and then make tour through the U. Suites
A gentleman was robbed of his pocket
book containing upwards Of one hundred dol
lars, at the railroad depot at Boston, while
purchasing d ticket
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
FEMALE sEr6INA ARY.

MISS CHAMPLIN proposes to open q
A'A School for Young Ladies in Mill-strcet.
next door to the Unitarian Church, the Sec
ond Monday in May.
The branches taught will be History; Matt
ural, Moral and Intellectual Philosopbys
Chemistry, Geometry, Algebra and French.
The year " i'll be divided into three TetAss,
the first commencing on the second MoSSay
in May, will continue sixteen weeks-the
second, commencing on the third Mosday in
September, and the third on the second Mon
day in January, will continue fourteen weeks.
each.
The bills are to be paid one week before
the close Of each term-No dedoction will
be made from the regular tuition except in,
case Of protrncted sicknessSrNo scholar will
be admitted unless the teacher shall appnnys
Of her attainments. ...
Those who may wish for further informa-
ton are referred 10
Rev. A. II. DUMONr,
Rev. J. WEST,
EDWARD w. LAwroM,
! March 23.' WILLIAM GSy'a.A
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27

loaded; Brig Caroline, - Of and from Portland,
for Cardenu~. ON the coast to lond for Boston;
i'rig frankfio.-. of and from Portland, dscg. |;
brig Susnn. Of and from, Iosion. discg sch'r.
Caroline, CARTS. Of I.ubec, from 81. Thomas,
wts Cargo en'l many others no, rec"lIected:-
ship India, -. Of und for New York. went Ia
the day before the hInrengo sailed:-iirig
Orion, Morrison. Of Alua. fors Cardenas. sailed The
evening before the MA'engo, aud passed her the
ith oil AIatanzis.
Arr last evening, ship Coriolanus, Merrill,
Of New York, from Mobile April 5, bound to
Greenock, Scotland. in distress, having lost
three hands from sickness, and badly damaged
in sails and rigging.
CLEARED.
Brig Vein. Downing, New York.
Sch'r. Onies, Faro,s, Belfast.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

Saturday, 22d.-Sch'ns. Virginia, Nickersou,
from. Boston, for New York.
Lenity, Widen, from Wilmington, IN. C.)
with Lumber, Rice, and small stores, TO Jon A.
PEcKHAM.
sloop Mary, Crinklin, from Hartford.
Sunday, 2ad. Brig Commerce, Turner, from
Mobile, IS d. with cotton, for Prov.
Sch'n. Norman. verell, from Camden, for
New York.
Resolution, Mcryman, from IIarpswell. for
Now York.
Sch'r Marengo, Bans, Of Belfast, (Me.) ~
days from Havana, with molasscs to Gao. ENGs,
Esq. Sailed in company with, and len the fol-
lowing vessels, ,fz:-Suiled in company with ship
Cha.. Henry. Smith, of Boston, from Duenos
Ayrss, for Boston, parted company next day;
Brig Vermont, Usher, Of and for Bristol, saw her
in lat. 80 Ion. 76 Brig Emit, Curtis. Gloucester.
from New York, for Curdenas. on tie coast, TO
load for New York; Brig. Brown, Plymouth.
from Cian,-to Tor do. on the coast to load Tor
Iisvsna; Sch'r. Mary Adams, Boo'hbay,
for New York; DO. Vesper,-,o OF Plymouth
for Philadelphia; DO. Joseph Hand -, OF Dat
ti,nore, for Savannah. Left, ship Vesper Hunt
Of kcwburypoa, from Boston, to finish loading
for Europe; Ship Sterling. Ned, Of Boston, Tor
New York. nearly loaded; ship Tibcr. Oliver, of
Philadelphia, waiting freight; Bark WIN. Smith,
-, Of and from Portland, for Boston, nearly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
Died,

]" this town. on Sunday morning 18th inst
Miss Ann Maria ila'nn'ei,, daughter Of Mr.. Rob-
ert w. tlamn'ett aged i6 years.
Al Fall-River, on Tuesday 18th inst. Archime-
des Stevens, eldest son Of Mr.. james Stevens, Of
this town, in the 18th year Of his nge.-llis re-
mains were brought to this town, and respectfully
inferred on Thursday last.
At Providence. on Saturday last, Miss Hope
H. Ives. youngest daughter Of the late Thomas T..
Ives, Esq. aged 81 years.
AZ Can'bridsePot, (Mass.) Mrs. Abby D'Wof,
widow Of Charles D'Wolf, Esq. Of Bristol. aged
~ year,. ......
At Pawcaiuck Bridge, on the 2is, inst Mrs.
Lucy Hammond. aged 81 years, widow Of the
late Mr. William Hammond, formerly Of this
town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
BRIGHTON MARKET--Monday April q
(Repcrted for the BOstvn AtlasA

(keponed Tor the Boston Atlas.)
At market, 3i5 Beef Cattle; rs pairs Working
Oxen, IL Cows and Calves. 200 Sheep, and 500
Swine. SO Beef Cattle unso.d
PRIcEs-Beef Catie-l.nst weeks prices
for like quality were hardly supported; few
extra were taken at 50 II 9 70; first quality at 3
25a 8 10: second quality 7 rs u 25; aud third
quality at u rs.
H'orking Oren-We notice sales at $50, ss, =,
100, ITO, and l2O.
Cosrs and Cdipes.-Salss were noticed ut
$50, IS, As aud $50.
Sheep-DuII, We notice the sale Of very
extraordinary lot Of Wethers a, $40 50 each.
Srine-Lots to peddle were taken at 10 u
l0l for Sows and liza IA for |arrows At re-
tail, II and IL for large and lla and l2i for
small SbOats.
There will be in Brighton Cattle Market 100
head Of Beef Cattle from Jefferson County, N. Y.
on the 18th May next, aud on the Monday fol-
lowing 100 more. They are all beautiful cattle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27

HIS Removed. from the Store Of Mrs. Io,cn-
send TO his o,c,, No. I6l l-2 Tha.fss- street,
a GtU doors North, '1ft
w BERE he will continue to carry on the
w TAILORING BUSINESS, in all it's
branches. lie whl eDdeavor TO supply the
wnnts-grntfy the wishes, and even whins,
ofthose who may feel disposed to employ him.
He has on hand an extensive assortment
of Broadcloths, Cassime-es, Buckskins, Vest
ings, Stocks, Shirts, Bosoms, collars, Hosie-
ry, gloves, uspenders,-together with
A choice lot of Ready Made Clothing, CON-
prising every garment suitable for sea-faring
men.-Also Gentlemen's Superhne coats
pontaloons, vests, &c. &c. and will sell them
or as reasonable terms as can be purchased
elsewhere.
Newport, April 20, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
LOST Or MISCARRIED.

A LETTER was placed by William II
"A Loving, Esq. in the Post Office u,
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or about the 9Th
May, 1896, directed TO the subscriber at New.
port, r. Island, containing the left hand halves
of Five One Hundred Dollar notes of the
Bank Of the United States, dated and num-
bcred as follows:-
One for 800, L. !. dated l4lh March, 1929 or
1927, payable at st. Louis
One for 500, q. 1874, dated 9Th June, 1882.
payable at NntcheZ.
One for 500, N. 2I2, dated goth Dee. 1851 i,
payable at Nntchez.
One for 500, n 52s, dated Sd, April, 1882,
pay WBle Mt Nashyh he.
One fer 500, y. 57l, dated ist May, 1885,
payable at Mobile.
Said Letter has never reached its destina.
tion.-All persons are cau'ione against re-
cciving the above described notes, ss nppli-
cation will be made to the Bank by the sub
scriber, to whom they belong, for payment.
DANIEL TISDALE.
Newport, X. !. April 20, 1S37.-3nr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
April 81, 1897.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

RECENT ADDITIONS.
26H Three Experiments of Livng-Living
within. the means-Living up 10 the
means-Living beyond the means, !
vul.
2GS Protestant JesuAism, by Cotton, ] vol.
2639 American Nun, or the effects OF Ro-
nance, by Mrs. L. Larned, / vol.
2C4O Pic Wick Club, part 2, by Boz, l vol.
264l Henrietta Temple, Love story by ID.
Israeli, 9 vols.
3642 Tuggs at Ramsgatc and other tales, by
Boz, vol.
2i43 Great Metropolis, by the author of Ran.
dom Rccollections Of the Lords ard
Commons, 3 vols.
2644 Youthful lmposter, a novel by George
w. Reynolds, 2 vols.
2645 Traits and Trials Of Early Life, by l..
E. l.. vol.
2646 Sketches illustrative Of every day Life
and every day people, being a contin.
uation of Watkins T'o,tle and other
sketches, by Boz, VOL
2647 Nick Of the Woods or Jbbenainosay, y, q
tale Of Kentucky, by Doctor Bird, au-
thor Of Calovar &C., 2 vols.
'264S Sartor Resartos, vol.
2649 Mrs. Armytage or female Domination,
by the authoress Of Mothers and
Daughters, 2 vols.
265O Snarleyyow, or the Dog Fiend, by
Capt. Marryatt, vol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
NEW HAT STORE.

q THE subscriber respectfully informs
Va his friends and the public generally
~ that he has opened the Store, at No
O. 81 Thames street, (fornerl, occupied
ly ,he late s. G. Weaver as Hat Store where
he Intends keeping an assortment Of all kinds Of
Genrfemens, Boys. and Childrens Hats and Caps.
tie fms now on hand complete assortment of
SILK, PLAIN, AND FUR HATS, Of u
good quality, which win re sola as cheap as at
any store in Newport. A share Of poblic,p ,pa,n'n-
age respectfully solicited.
PERRY WEAVER.
N. u. Hats and Gaps made To order in tho
new est ssy ie, al short notice. April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
Married,

In this town. On Monday evening hast. by the
Rev. Mr.. West, Oliver u Perry, Esq Of the u.
=. Navy. to Miss Elizabeth A. Randolph. .dnugh-
ter Of Richard h. Randolph, Esq. Of this town.
On the same evening. by the Rev. NJ. Du-
mQnt, Mr.. George b. Hazard, to Miss Martha Is.
Clarke, daughter Of Russell Clarke Esq, all Of ,his
town.
mont, Mr.. Smith Bosworth, TO Miss Rcbecca
Taylor. daughter Of Capt. Edward Z. Taylor. oi
This town.
AT New York on Thursday morning last. in
St. George's Chapel, Bcekman-s,reet, MIR. Geo
y. Easton, (of the firm Of Foster. Easton s. Co.
to Miss Anna MilnOr, eldest daughter Of the Rev
DR.. Minor. Rector Of St. Georges Chapel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
WIN. GOFF'S,
BILLIARD ROOM--BOW,
LING ALLEY, AND RE-
FECTORY,
No. 45, Thames. street,

No. 45, Thames street,
A few rods South Of the Custom House. and d.
iectly opposiie the Perry Cotton Factory.J
A y the above establishment may be found a
"A good yort'nent Of SHOOTING TACK
LE-slso iowling pieces. in price from SIS to
S45 each. Guns aud equipments for shoormg IL
let by the day.
Ready made Clsshing constantly on hand-al-
80 clothing every description furnished o,order,
cheap for cash
N. B-T'he BOHLLvG ALLEY. which
is neosfy completed, will be opened for the re-
cePrien Of company on Monday next. Neither
pains or expense has been spared 10 construct a
firm and true board; and first rate set Of balls
are just received from New York.
Gentlemen who are partial to This amusement,
are invited TO call.
~" The establishment will be closed every
evening at seasonahle hours.
Newport, April 27, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
NEW STOCK
BOOTS 81 SHOES.
BENJAMIN MARSH, JR.

.VO I35, IhdmeS- SfreeE
HAS Just received large supply Of the
"A above articles of about every descriptions
and price, among which are-Eudies French
Shoes, first quality, Imported )-ksdies kid,
morocco, lasting, and Denmark satin SHOES
Also, GentleInen's fine BOOTS-moroc-
co aud kid dress pumps-Misses and chill
dren's morocco, kid and leather do.--Also a
large quantity Of Ladies low priced Shoes.
and about every article usually called for in
Shoe Store-all of hich can be purchased
as low as at any other Store in Newport.
". R-Boots and Shoes of every kind
made to order in the best manner and war
ranted to fl; and particular attention paid pe
repairing. April 6, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
TA51IONABLI
HAT = STORE.

JOSEPH b. WEAVER, No. I34, Thames
- street, respectfully informs his friends
and the pnblic, that he has recently rcplen.
ished his Stock of Hats and Caps, from the
most fashionable establishments in Boston,
Providence and elsewhere, which, together
with those of his own manufacture, comprise
avery choice and extensive assortment Of the
above articles.
Just received few cases of Gentlemen's
fashionable Plain llats-an elegant article.
Newport, April q, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
THIS DAY, April -.

THIS DAY, April ~.
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
THREE DOLLARS.
Dela,care 81. Lottery, Er. Class II,
To be drawn This day, April 81,
Capital $1,000 Tickets $500.
Literature. Glass IL,
TO be drawn Friday. April %,
Capital $5,0O0-Tickets 50.
Virginia, Norfolk, Class 4,
To be drawn Saturday, April %,
Capital 81, ,204 dollars.- The holder Of the
Capital will receive 10000 nett.
Tickets $40.
Grand Consolidated, Class 1S,
To be drawn Monday. May lst,
Capital 0,OOO-Tickets 81
Deia,care, Class ls,
To be drawn Tuesday, May "a,
Capital 6,5O0-Tickets 9 so.
Maryland, Nnss9,
TO be drawn Wednesday, May Sd,
Capital 0,O00-'i'ickets IS.
Tickets aud shares for sale by
b. B. MOVES,
9" ~l37 1.2 Thames.yi.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, for
Tickets in any Lotteries, under the manage
ment of Messrs. ID. s. Gregory & Go. pune
tually attended TO if addressed as above.
April 9th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
SCHOOL,.

T BRIGGS would inform his friends and
a. the public, that his SCHOOL will be
open for the reception Of few more pupils,
on Monday, May Sth, IN the Moravinr Chap
cl.-Miss A. !. BoswORrH is engaged as an
A ssistant for the females. She is highly re-
commended as an experepccd and competent
teacher.
Instruction will be given in those branches
of useful and ornamental Learning, common
ly taught in High Schools and Academies,in in.
GLIDING Latin, French, Drawing, &c.
TERMs-from S4 to Sc per Quarter, of IL
weeks. April "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
Prizes upon Prizes, ut the
Old Office.

Prizes upon Prizes, ut the
Old Office.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES DR.1W
SIX Days ~ THE WEEK.
This day, April "a,
72 nos. IL ballots, no. %, Capital $1,000,
Tickets 81 50.
Friday, April 2S,
~ nos. IA ballots, no. 2;3, Capital $4,000,
Tickets SO.
Saturday, April ~,
72 nos. 12 ballots, no. "a, Capital $4,000,
Tickets $40.
Among the above are many Capital Prizes,
well calculated to relieve the money pressure
AS several very handsome Prizes have late
ly been distributed from the Old Office. among
them Gne Of So 1000, it is evident that Fortune
here smiles. Come and try what you can do
J. O. SHAW.
! April "a. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
Administrators Sale.
ON .NO.VD.AY, gu Of MY NEXT

on MONDAY, sh Of NAY NEXT,
At 1 o'clock "A. W. ,ciH be sold at public auc- =
lion, on The premises,
A LII the right, title and interest which Ed
Edmund Winchester, late of Newport, ma
rincr, dec. had at the time Of his death in and
to certain Lot Of Land in said Newport,
with the Dwelling house and other Buildings
thereon standing, bounded Easserly on. Third
street fifty feet; t;westerly on I.ot No. II2 fifty
feet; Northcrfy on Lot No. Tis one hundred
feet, and Southerly on Lot No. ll6 one hum
dred feet. Conditions at the sale.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, .qdm'r-
on Est. Edmund Winchester. .
Newport, April q, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
STANTON PECkHAM,
No 0S l-2 Thames s

No % / g Thames Street,
HAS Just received supply of NEW
IA GOODS, consisting Of Looking Glas-
ses, Brittania Tea Pots, Coffee pots, Sugar
and cream do; knives and forks, tea trays, fan
cy and common bellows, brushes of all kinds
plated Castors, Thermometers, sc.
A new assortment Of rich gilt Plaques,J Jew
elry, pencil cases, wallets, card cases, Music
boxes, and Accordions.
April 20, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
|p NEW GOODS. @6;
NATHANIEL SWEET,

( ll2, Ihamts-street,
Has on hand and offers for sale at very
! low prices, the following assortment Of
Fashionable and scasOnabfc
Goods, wiz
Sn pair ladies' cotton hose 10 cts. PEI pair;
cO 300 yards elegant new prints for only
20 cts. per yard,
300 do. blue prints for only 9d;
800 do furniture calicos, from IL. to 25 cts;
Lot OF bombasct for bathing dresses for on
ly Is; ,
French calicos and cambrics, very cheap;
Checks and stripes for only ia cts.;
Fustans and jeans at 25 cts;
An assortment of ribbons, elegant & chenp;
Superb highland shawls from $5, to rs. Cd;
Elegant raw silk aud merino do. various
prices;
Eng glish and French merinos and eHca'-
slams;
Diaper, crash and tow cloths, very low.
Blue, black, brown, ,dalia, wine color, claret,
green, mixed, striped, and chequred BROAD
/ CLOTHS, {. C.4S.SLNERES,S ,S.AI'ILN'ETS
and an assortment OF elegant vestings, TO-
gcther with lot of very cheap and fashiona,
Bile STRAW BONNETS for ladies' and
children,-al Of which, together with Other
articles too numerous to particuarize, arc
now offered for sale as above, at such prices
and on such terms as nothing but the "signs
of the times" can justify. Now is the time
for barpains.-1ne JNercAanis must haze mo
neu April 27.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
Administering sale Of Furniture :.

! .4dnlinistrafor's sale Of Furniture.
On Friday merit, at 10 o'clock n. M, vil 5e+
sold at Public .fuefioa, at the late residence
orCapt JOHN C.1HOON.E. decd.
A quantity Of household furniture, consisting;
"A Of beds. chain. tables. Carpets. Also a.
valuable Cooking Stove, and quantity Of Msps'
and charts &c. Terms nj sale
Pr. REMINGTON, .&1,n"f.
April 27
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
April "a
NOTICE.

A FINE LOT Of fresh Havana Oranges
"A and Tamarinds, just received at
J. w. ED0Y'S.
n. B.-Garden Sccds, Of every variety the
FIRST of next week. april "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
MRS. GAM NELL.

Has re-opened her SCHOOL for instruct.
II ING in the various branches of Educa-
ton. She viii instrsct Class Cat separate
hours) in the reading and speaking of the
FRENCH Language, according to the most
modern and approved system. Application
to be made at her residence in Spring street
| Newport, April 81, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
MEMORANDA.

Ship Palestine. ListleiieId, was II. Mobile 18th,
frsm ilavre. "
Al New Orleans, ilth, brig Sea Bird. Maybu-
ry. Eom this pert; cid. schr Agnes. S~asey, for
Charleston.
Schr. Pocahon:as, Wade, was advertised at
New Orleans, I2,h, for this poTt,50 bbls wanted.
Al Mobile, 18th, ,schr. Franklin Creme, Waite,
Of this port, fer IIa~ana.
Ship Kutasoff, Taylor, Of this port. was passed
of TusLar. March 26th. bound in. ..
Sailed from Savannah, 18th inst brig Poland.
Gardner, IiasaRa-
Cleared from New Orleans April 5th. sch.
Mogul, Collegan, of this port, for Havana.
- WHALE SHIPs
Letters received in town from Capt. Paddock,
Of the ship Audley Clarke, dated Oahu, Sandwich
Islands Nov. 24th, reports her with 100 bbls
oil, to sail in days Capt r. reports ship
Gssrge Champlin, OF shis port, with 1900 bbls.
Spoke,, of the Falkland islands (no date) Ship
Martha, Potter, Of this port, 100 bbls. oil.
Al Bay Of Islands, Dec. 9Th, Ship Erie, Dennis,
Of this port, with 1850 bbls VIII. $50 Sperm.
Bark Sarah Lee, Of and for Bristol, 20 months
out, aud : months from New Zealand, with 1850
bbs. oil, passed. here on Tuesday evening.