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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
BY ROBERT HILL & Co
SALE OF unnSrn

n,,,,,,, oHI-t Of HORSES
our 49, M ne ~ October, win be a,ll b, f., ,
CONS, Buszics, etc. ''S' mnlcs, Cars, Wac
oc
IL a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
scousvllc, sept ~, Isu. =. ., 'E NJ
TWENTY DOLLARS REwAttu.

~ AWAY rom tho subscriber tho NH in.f,,, q,
Nogfo WY rallcd CAIN Dee is ~ or 10 vcarf ni,t
t'W InWn' very black lni Summers very much C,sn
a i'hgNe lost ono ~ bic front teeth. IIc was lrcss
~ afuU ~ wno cotton when hr wcnt on Gain has ircv
An Wv hl'hlmnnd wthn tho last lays anil is ~ but
NHW lheIN TO Any one who will apprrhcud AMI iriy,,
hnln Mc.srn R'ndrlph& HARRISON Richmond the ai.vc
''N'thWu nc paid wiiial reasonable cxpcnacs
''-e'H RANDOLPH HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

OFFICE EXCHANGE BANK or vIRGiNI.-,-
rryrru, RiCuw'Nu, Ifh AuruE, 1871.
WIN The view Of completing tii. Csuifsi So r.,
y L''h'ugn Nlnk of Nirgita-fbrfr vel rg,,,ir.,,-
~, .'i-,l oi "It shares iio uuHcrasIfH plr, H.,
"uy pau thereof at siuu per share Amer fis ~
- y" -N 'Ny dividend each share was commune d, ~.
WNri sN' ly reason " tho surplu. fl.t t .,
pef cent on The Capital. ''"N '''S"''
W.. " w = sTRorHER Cashier.
ls'h we purpose ~ making r,-fn f1r Isfv, ,pt ,
- Hp'A q" silks Norsa.urs CflsiI, = rn.f f,,gy ,.,i
n.y "Frecic'rcr the Wcymrufh thc su..I,.I,, .iil'
p'',. Uooir a greatly reduced puccs; confis,ins Of
lffht Hpl 1lrk Calicnea
v FURNITURE tH''rurs anil Hin Hrrs
brown lul birtc he'd cotton C.Ifbs
p 1ri cotton luf linen shacfirr
welsh and English TturH.s
hr"wn 1ni while Canton d.
n"Wu 1nd white liucn u.ancr. very str.,
ntl TICKS. OluahurFs. Cotton tbssEa A.
hsihe whole will be spii on without TcssSvc .,.t.,t
w cSn ehcarcf Than They bc uniriscvi,Srr =,
-, '''' 70 s'i'oHed JOHN WRIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
VERY VALUABLE pROI

WI DO SOIL AZ auction on FRIDAY, the Ih October nc r.,
- oNoS vs. on The pfcuisca-say The Lot AMI To-
pro'emcnis on BIB street. between and gfrcrta ron
lainng = feet front said 9Th street and cEtsnny 10
ar.s on street - ee 10 ally 10 feet wid-aiioin,,
IN, Ic.iienees OF Josh Fry and Fro,k sior .1'
IhiIpHs" quite new, an Of brick, stories hizh 3tI
t. trout. AMI 81 feet deep with wing rear rTtenIs
sbout ~ "t deep, with all necessary building, AMI con,
Dining Room, sc. ''' W 'of
IN. city water has been conducted into the y,,d i'm
aonnant qnaniiiy AMI W hout doubt, the fno aud air
stuaon s'pi ncighhorhoss prospect about AMI cooyrn,
enc 10 business, there are but few fany sitions In re
by LANCASTER nr : nc ' !. ,i,, 81
pt.A, - -, 49, HENRY CLARKE, Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
FALL IMPORTATION or
CHINA, QUEENswARE, SC.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS & OTHERS
LARGE STOCK OF FRESH ROOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER A,

HAVING received prr recent arrivals ftuuI tire North,
aud stern Manufacturers tho nrgrft o., r, "a
our FAlL hui WINTER STOCK or GOODS, cmurlrinr
ag'ncr' ani varied 1'a 't'urn We aro now rrcplroi ~
Eunply our irc'd' customers anl the public rrngrty
whialmpsi "vcry article iu Inc which will he ,inn,
ON The very best rTna. We respectfully invite r,I
before purchasing I'm any other house.
~ Orders from our County hcn1a shall receive
prompt ani p1tiic ultr attention.
49,, n. DuLIiNGTON & co,
WHOLESALE amt Retail Dealers n Boots, shoes Trunks
Leather 5 Mansion IIpttrr ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
"Or.RD. nilrILn Z.
sAnnI.I.nX .nnD

NJ lhtN quarter ripca " the above rrDi trrI nr,p
- wy "'rt custom House 1urt. the puTIy fUrrgfTr,
A''la i''td' or sale upon favorable ferm5 fius I,y
DAVENPORT A AIIEg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

1 ~ ''~,bA Il <hUi instant I O'Clock p NJ an tho
"" SlaI sell Al auction, that valuable In M
AZ IRE eolih East intersection Of IaTy and OH
'Itt routing on Gary ~ feet and % fac
wv , - Is very conveniently situated for business
W '1ie .iNehnGS AMI adjoining t. IL Is one of tb ,,
purchasers. ~ - S'tI u" LOIS 10 suit
sale ~ a'- VIII De Hiade knswn on the lay OF
0c W q II. Agct'rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY

X Itue 81 Deedof Trust, from Joseph Boyd Jr and
n ms wiie &C and lated iih Feby. SIn thar h
IN ilc Musings Court Of the CITY Of Rch,n,n
m ,nT zfh SnrnaIy l-ip-and Al the instance and by
,~h ~ ~ u, w Dnnnavtn AMI certain creditors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

W. Monougala Lottery Class l. G,r IsII.r, r, Ir,,,
=, A,Nin nv Va "m saiurly ucinlrr ., 1911. * Nor
" ITiwn. SBhBh, lh.uyD 5tE So a. .aEn JlF, "A - -,
@N Bot 100 of 2-s % II Iun % of t; a. ,T s1 ~
OF ~ Tickets ouly go - ~ ''N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
J. G.. GREGORY & co.
FOR OCTOBER, 1871.
$50 600. and 300 Prize. oT sson

w ~ ~ ~ "a r. ~ n
OFFICE 0T Mdin, 2Hd door Belo,c Corner lf4ir an,
lih streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
BY lNLoES y BROTHER.
BY DUNLOP, M0NCURE s co.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
DESIRABLE REAL, ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SALE or
DESIRABLE real. ESTATE
Rh HIs' II pectcc % The Circuit superior Cont Of
T n 1911, lencetF. ior the county u IIcrrcp and civ
L,,ygt ~ depeiinE in which AnuabeFa Bsrr a. Ci,ri
uns aud Harnrt I BUR- an 1ti'ers ~, : are r.ain
on hIpAh ihS i',h 81 uc., Der nsI at ociock r
Ee,ss1, ulo ne premises, 10 sell the property i'm li
s' ., Two ngwy eree,sd Brick Trucmrn- sna on
&C.,, IT,, ADV m"T 10 ihc occupancy of Mrs.. Burr and
secondly the vacant Lo,s Ross Governors. and
rhrJy, the Lot AMI 9TH streets all in "a, ca, .,
AM lastly small tract Of Iaui about q ,,,,s i'm ,,.
sum oi u,I1IicT ADJOINING te Lands OF Rev sli11eis
TIC vacant lots on Ross and streets i,r,,., ,, ,,
,i mo- CONVENE. f Ii yicran Church will De dy
seen q the once OF hssss Dunlop Nousare a Co. ''
FANS tor The Tenemenis and vacant Lots.
INC guiih cash, the halNnr three equal psvlrIfs Of
lt 1nd Is mcuns bearing Interest nom he ~ 's, ~
Tc Wthbei al payment IN I'm Nm i ,, 1gis, rel y uen
't'I'I uN tg Onur; uui the ilni boz the county, III it
ani on like terms as above specified ''' W sue
~ .,.. PEACiN n. GRATTAN, Comr.r.
Sh D5Stor, NoysyEr 4 Co. Aus,..
ST. CRoIX SUGARS. wHIsK .Npu,
-, ,,.r,,,. COS, AT AUCTION
$3.50. h. ,r me ,n .,, ~ o''oberwc will sell 10
~ =, ht i, p g4mg quality s'cro'slsus
GO GO h.scs,ol ,,s ~ tlnr. az crushed Sugar
W. '9ss prime green iasmra Cudrg
~ Nv w - O1uiufu 80
~ hhis MoAssss
o. rrrcr- prime Bacon =. lee
lln hbis fG proHI N1u1ursHrt WHHsry
~ su feuney 'yaufa rgrufeI ,Ip
llb bills imitation Brauty
~ casks G|shru Cheese
70 round boxes 20
10 boxes q q C5gltss' brown zo1g
lhl boxes best ftiIuw Candles
~ Nn Do slrrmn-rft HH
I' lachEs "1nroW fer AMI Imperial rcsp. e. part af
rUtI fine gHtl.y
90 hrycs au' hall boxes nrosn's ,toiec rlf chew
In. Tobacco
90 hoyss Nc honey dew and Cyu,bfarns T,sa-
ru. rrf rrf W.
Terms, months nr sums over sIuU
PLANTS.
I'whieh vii 9c 'itct valuable cole .ton of grrcp
house Plants, AMI With which the sac Will CON meme. ~
9i O'Clock. WV a
seville Oranges, Sold Curou, Palcrru, eprops A.,
snug tToEEss N1lktWcrtS, IaSini1rs Piufsr.,r,,,.
"rf thn1 Roses, taucha laAufants Cor 0f ia's NIL
NcNfaa Nypccuns, uydraugcas. verhina's or ftfr,,'
a'cs, bNut1 fNuli, J1sticia Maahar Nuts Chin.ss
ci. 81 So. ~ ~ wv "'''
S"Wn ni the frccs sui Plants ate NJ unusual lrge !
Wu AMI many ~ The Trees are upwards OF % vgars
y |n"c hcarcrs, and 20 this time covered with beautiful
'Wt thc ealc 70 be positive, and terms cash. ,
so 8" DUNLOP. NONCURE a co, Aucfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
- "a. or'ihcatlons in Hampton RsaisD III
U A III EDODIED 1AunpH.

81 ay Of N,fr r. N Tie Is, day Of October fol Tho
as usual be clicihes and Hospital Stores Will
~ iusthcr information, or cup,yn,srS i .
s'''1' al Fort Monroe OLD Point Camfor Wy 10 inc
X. +. DE RtSSY
Sll Font Comfort. Sept 9Th IsiI No' hiSI. S@mis
~ enquirer will copy hines . % ulW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
ISAAC o. AuSTIS II: 4

hAC % AUSTIN,
''occessor to Otey S Austinl
Ir.s ~ t'ur doors ADORE the Bel Tay,rn
IL BRIDES NJ, large and splendid stock of s,,u,
which hc viii sell law, a, nP. Collars, spurs &c III =,
chase arc TessetI eT9han's and all others wsbn a. or
elsewhere '"cu 10 call before purcb,sjn',
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

,.,.-- d CHARLES ELLIS
TnoRh HAT STORE.
go lnS subscriber has lateIy rerc',,., T.,
ez[ -. loTE- an assortment Of U,,s :. @'I
! iaS, rtSsl'ons which ne offers Tor sale ~, :;
4 - PIpces, Wholesale or retail ~ .,s sie At
&&SSA Suy IcSepiances attic Sore Man So. 49,, "s
SS.u,,Sry o"cuFici BY Bruckinrron sg';
Co.'S an two loc sooi Opposite John f:orion -
oe'O" Hubbard a Gar,iner's
tII, ys 81 the firm of smith & HanDsb nANNAI
ives u " Lite, New York. -'ii'Si' successors TO
TO LET, ~
Ax7A an III iront room over the above siotc for
EStE sOnee Or Sleeping room, OF elem Ncb b.T I"L
&k2s 2S-5t &. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

-, OLD WHi~ss EN ANn GIN.
Iiln NHl.~ OH rye Wmskry
SNS' - u" fi'cks Gin, just received anil frr saIc
TYLER = TAYLOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
FALL DRY GOODS

4 - sIoscrOeTs invite the aft.p,io, -.
OH s.ontLs and Country McrchsD,s " lslr Former
49, Son,..isiing IN part Of anu domestic Dry
". "hllhey Macanaw anu DDn5t at,.L
Napt Couous and White Plain uii' blankets
SSSStHneis aud Kentucky Jeans
washington and otlcr kersevs
n iuH assortment Of FanneIs
riot HEAVIER aud Wafer mr. 81,
Doe,sSln, Diamond and Fanrv rs,o ot.ls
NJ NJ ,,SiNsr IoiIinet ana other Ves,,,irs
Printed saEonies
na it ln and English Chintz Prime
n ~ OtscS ana grey LonLob ~,
S,lsAop Lawns and swiss MusBps
Matteyui L,istrings
hubinaeeI ami other SEWING
,il7h Linens and Diaper
Brown and beached' Tabio f,,.,,
SSgpersne Brown Holland Sio'ha
m"nisieck, Buck and " : C,,-o
nntooitl- herinp and Thibet sb,S,,
nnoIa'isn Lambswool ami Co.. n
TatsGi Threads, dc. '''" muse
AZ o! which they offsr n fI,, No., -
ueicustomeIs - inc H'ost reasonable prices IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
&Y'It.8 g'Y'Ds ~ sPsIE9Ul5..
CLARKE'S OFFICE.
Under the Exchange Hotel.
BrIIIinnt DispIaY fnr October.

Va Wcllshurg Lottery. Class I, Tor IsiI-rn b, r.v,
AlrIhnira, Va, SATURDAY. the ~ of OrInbcr i.iIS
N"S-l2drdwn. sbuJl, I0uu hnu IlI7l 2 OF g-fsl 4 a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

NEW FALL DIZZY CsUUDS
| oNboN-, HibblNGHAm * DREwRY
- arc IN l'ctlp ~ their Importation direct from Eng.
a ",.I ',' l'.hcr win purchases made 90 the Nonl,
uLl lc "eS enables them Ia oder argc aud zen
cral assortment Of Goods, suitable n the present ami an
Protecting season az prices rarely 10 Tee met with 1ISy
invite ucr friends aud The public ccncr.Iy I'm an ,,y
nation NJ their new stock. consisting In nan y tI,
IiGr aud super fine Bread Cloths
t.usHnEs, Beaver and Pilot Cloths
NCstings. great variety
blius'if. Satiucs and kgutusk XIV loans
Ram and Plaid linacys and KCrFcys
Wi.iG, red aud yellow Ilanncls
Hri ticks. apron and furniture Checks
lalr'cs, MuusiinCS and ChsIys
black, blue black and GgurcJ'-iks
six aud Cashmere Slawls
Lace, Efl1rI buck Cloves
hhbonS and Lace Goods
rilk aui Cotton Umbrellas
BONNETS,
81 Tee latest sly sui Ishon amt rvrry lrrtfr7 ~
Hnnd. Usually Scp in the dry goods line which ihry ale
determined iU sen low. Wv
Sc %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
Thirty DOLLNns nENAnn

u
II ~ AWAY from the Subscriber on the GI IUy LAST ,
- NesTp woman, named JUDY. she Is shnrt ~ yr,fs
49, lt'i ur inches high thick anil STOUT u..lr m
'aMlt SyLilcNi'n Hsi,s very much whcr sprasna The
ny Nla'H tc,"N'cicd BE- mole her nose she had IN
wien she leii ne plain, hlur tprs str froE 40, g.,
'', l u tH ,, .0o is scsTciCl IN Richmond
~ sl-I angus JENNY. she is about "a years NJ
-, 'g' l ~ yuiy uack' has very Sigh Usp ant "a
,.,i Town T1s when spoken To- No parisirtar mar
l,'l'-tgi uii nu when she lea white COTTON fra-.
am carried several eic" rucss with her Ir,fbrr
I,.1 .uIsnE about RICHMOND ans rs they truoi.r ,1 A
.-Nl'I u,! De FOUND ioscih"T will give siT Tor cifr.r
n we a"Nc Negroes or ESQ for both. 10 rlrg I'm 1ry l
~ lih can e.i tcW or u delivered ~ my oyrrs,,r nv
- '-t RO. PICKETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
TO FARMERS.

HlE subscriber has been appointed Agent 10 Richmond
Tor the Pr"prir'ursu i the F'rHasys CaEiu.f AMI ~,
Nttr England fIrH3,r. Thhgo dos, rous of nr',i ~.
ton. N' I''S SIiHcd
In lew days he viii have ready for exhibition an c,t.n
'sNtt'nehtG OF the most approved Farming upar.n,
which Will ho soli at Northern prices. us
20, =, l.. e. HOWARD
50 -" LIST corner above the BANK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

No., . LATEST STYLES.
ORFM 4 MoRLING have commenced receiving their
" Fail auI Nufcr suIp'yof '''"
FASH ON ABLE CLOTuiNG.
Consisting Of
FIock an, Dress ta1is various cupTs and qualities
S1peuDr Diamond Beaver
PlIiu tio AMI NHTd Il1ff, Dyrrra,f.
IrUCk
qualities ''
sir, ,nJ Velvet Nrrino Cloth lgI C,ss!a,er, y
CulLDREN'S SUITS.
handsome Tot of thildon's Ciuine mac in The I1fssi
rNc'"l Vcriuus culurs Our customers and the pUbir
E,ntrlIy arc invited to call for bargains as ,
determined not 60 tie surpassed by lhis any of the
N"iih,tu tiicH Measures takou AMI Clothing uaGr fo
"i"cf' 20 the most fashionable styles Hi short notice
T.. ". SPENCE, Arc
80 t5-lm Stir,r. b. .i,g e. ,Ii,,,'., d, NJ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
CUnE!FOR JAUNDiCE a. DRow.
SINESS.

I)GEPAR, u i,nu tetrir originally procured ir NJ
l an indian auiily. I wrs iornriiy tnown ~ the
nd au Connective anI highly sLeemrd ior lis nat ne
inr dlI ,n,npl ,Ints mentioned Glow.
Ia the Spi ,g ui tH year. eVrf! one troubled more
OF less wIih propcn, toseep aud by the use of tlis
rnrrcrtive il can hp obyit entirely For puf,h h 4
II eradcating an Giuds of humors IN The bioodev u
The, ann an ,ternals The face, rrany art nf ~ q
u,l\ IA luu h h,tlef and lai more elh uc us han
,tfruol n, u / nlinn in u CT seldom knew IL TO fail n
truyug plfsttuaI b. patient " III hnd opeTaes nue
n the blood than any other prrpafa ioh 'hey ever e
erred to- II II far than salts, sulphur cream tar
ar or any reparni.p OF ih hrrs Tor wh' the blood
: once nurii wnh This Corrective, " rch llhs ~ M
even [, ,uperaturr through the summer months. foT
fpuI siouinc H. aundice. general dehliy weA<W ss l
The limbs want ofappetite, bilious and I'VE com Hh MS
a,luclIr stupor sc Nc For the calaifh, wh'ch Is
generally orcs oncd by The impure STATE uf the b"cd
there is ntLinr eAnnl ihathns poved ofte 'ciuu III
this purif NJ corrective. For all the above O. mpal l.
il is .Idnm known la II IN proving an te inh RENE
DIV. u really worth the public attention, ns every oh'
j. aware of the unpleasant dull, heavy Ne!,ng whicl
Inc spriue of the wear poduces Aud by the use "i ihh
rr Give. II can be obviatad entirey-rvery one who
M HE N, Id and geutle effect II has ON ih" lnoi 10 be
had by yhalpsae aud retail of Wm. iIomn 4sl Wash
tn.to 4treet, " ~. WaFdS 60. j. T.. u ll,J !. Brown
rrrurrs nsl ing 4 stevens r.. oden, A. l"yden, j.
EiIder, J. T.. Preston, James Fnwle, seth F""le. q
rierson LrsiieaiA, Frederick Brown. j. Lrownt has
A. Rogers south EOsfou; =. Kidder. charlest"wn T.
Grown 4 liarri.on, SHcm Thos. avis. Newhurypoit
Prortor 4 Rhodes, yam, lenan roNburyi ialehFrnv
deuce; u bcuck Worcester; thattrrk II. hn'hridgt
Infntou. New Bedford, shaw, all River; TANLoi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
TuEIDIOr AND THE BEAUTY.

From a review in Tells Nagd:ine, of MI
Cnmbc's Notes on The Uhiied S'dfrS' wa
quote an Interesting passage de'crPJt" ~
The qnickrning eff; Cts produced on -" 'ol"'
mind by his habits oi daily lntcrco'f'e WIN .
brau,ilnl young gih. Moore would Tar" '''S
nnect,n,c to admirable account ~ p'eu''-
ain tho course of conversation, case was
mcuiioncd 10 me- as having occurr'd III INC
experience nf highly respccino' phy ''c'u",
and winch was So fully authenticated ''''
on,cr,uIn no doubt of us truth. Inc phyS'
c,nn alluded 10, had II patient. young man.
who WINS almost idloiic from the suppression
of ali his faculties. lie never spoke, ana
never moved voluntarily, but snt habiiualIy
with his hand shading his eyes. The physl
cian sent him 10 walk ~ remedial measuf"
In The nrlghborh""d. beautiful girl oi slX
teen lived with her parents, aud used to SCI
the youor man IN his walks, and speak KIND
" To- hun. For some time he took no notice
of her; but AFTER missing her ior srv"ra'
months. he began To- look for her, and to feel
disappointed il she did not appear. lie be-
came so much interested that he directed hi,
steps voluntarily 10 her father cnitag", ana
gave her boqnets OF flowers, By degrees "'
conyerscd with her through the window -
Ills mental 1uCNilleS WIZ ibussS 49,
OF convalesence appeared.
The elrl WAS vlrtuous, intelligent an"
lovely. aud encouraged his visits when sI',
wns told that she was bencfiling his in'h'"l
bealrh. She asked hun # he could read ana
write. lie answered, No. She wrote some
lines To hun 10 induce him To learn, ms
had the desired effect. lie 'applird himself
to study, and soon wrote good AMI sensible
letters To her lie recovered his reason. -
She was married 10 young man IRON tte
neighborng city. Great fears were cn'er,
tanned that this event would undo the good
which she had accomplished. The young
patient sustained severe shock, but hts
mind did not sink under it. lie acqniesc"d
in the proprirty Of her choice; continued !"
improve, and, at last, was restored 10 ms
family, cured. She had chld,and was 500"
after brought to the same hospital perfectly
insane. The young man heard ot the event
aud was exceedingly anxious 10 see her; o"
an interview was denlcd him both on her nc
count and his own. She died. lie contln
ued well, and became an active member I"
society. What a beautiful romance mIsh
DC founded on Mis- narrative :"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
RATES OF FARE.

MAR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-T
EE invaluable medicine is daily cilecling some
Of tho most astonishing and wonderful Cuers the
have ever been known. All who have ever used
it for Asthma, Coughs, SrAtne Of Blood, Hoop
ing Cough. Group or Hives, Chronic Plcurisy ,
Consumption, iioarseness, Pain and Soreness OF
the Breast, difficulty ef Breathing, and every
other disease of the Lung and Breast, can and
do attest to its usefulness. BRO.NCHI1S,
disease which is annually sweeping thousand,
to "A premature grave, under the mistaken name
Of Consumption, is always cured by II. The
usual symptoms Of this disease (Bronchbis) are
Cough, Soreness Of the Lungs or Throat, Ioarsc-
uess, Difficulty OF Breathing, and produceSa free
and easy Expectoratlon, and cure is soon ei-
! ecled
II always cures Aslhma-two or three large
doses will cure the Group or Hives Of children,
in from fifteen minutes TO an hours time. II nm
ncdiareIy subdues the violence OF Whooping
Cough and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who
have been given up by their physicians as in
curable with "GonsumptloD, have restored
to perfect health 10y il.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, No 20 south
Third ST. Philadelphia For sale in Newport 10y
Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY, Thames-st Price 81.
Where also may he had Jayne's Carminat,o c
Basam. for the cure Of Bowel Complaints, &c.
ToNIc VERMIFuGE for the removal of Worms.
SC. SANATIvE Pills, for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complainz, and Female Diseases, &c. Also,
Jayne's HAIR TONIC, for the removal Of bald
ness aud preservation of the Hair. Aug. 8.
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Hon 10 make good Bredd:

EE AXE use Of Nm. BROFN'S POR-
w TABLE YEAST, it is now in general
use in Boston, 10y most of the hotels and private
f,mllies, and is very much admired-it is supe-
rior TO any other kind Of yeas, now in use, and
comes as cheap price one cent a cake; or 90
cents per box containing 56 cakes. A supply
is just received by Il. J. TAYLOR, where deal
ers aud families can he supplied at the manulac-
lurers pricc.-For genuine that the directions
are signed by VIM. BRowS.
May l3. [isep.
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BARRETT'S
Ol0 Mdluen Dpe Wnusc,
35 Co,mhiH, corner Of Franklin .3ren-
ue, Boston,

80 Co,mhiH, corner Of Franklin .3ren-
ue, Boston,
A II this establishment, of 3 years experience
"A the Dyeng and finishing of the following
goods is done IN the best manner and nj the
shortest notice--y3;-
Broadcloihs, Silk & Cotton Velvets,
Cassnercs, Worsed Cords,
Satins Camel's Hair,
IusiringS. silk X Cotton Shawls
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &c. &c.
ALso,-- Ladies' aud GentcnIen's GAR
MEN rs, of every description Cleanses and
glazes Furniture ,-clcanses Garments, Carpets,
BED blankets, SC. Fus, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses Ia the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassi-
,nercl, Saiinetts, sc.
MIIDEWS and STAINS removed fros Get
ton aud Linen Goods, of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasped aud grouad and Medicines
puvcrzed
Silks and Silk Dresses Watcred in the besI
manner.
Plain Silks, Sains and Velvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style
.4gent far receiping Goods at Newport
Mr.. x. u. kINSLEY. March l.
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For the IIcruld OF the Times.
THE CELL OF TASsO,

Ferrnra's street. are silent now,
Her voice Of revelry aud mirth,
And pascantry, to which men bow,
Have passd away from earth.
With them, have passed the princes proud,
Whose naughty sway, dominion h.ld
Der that iar realm, and the mnion crowd
Who laitry spoke, ure with thing. Of eld
An unjisiiuguish'd, unremember'd race,
The tide of time its wave has o'er them rolfd,
And sill succeeding men have l'd their place
@ And pass'd away, aud left their names untold.
Vain is the promise satl'rins pride may lend,
Ofglonous Immortality aud firne,
To those who with their proud pretentions blend
No gr,, vi miud, nor deeds ofyir.uous name.
Awhile may tinsel pomp and powr, supply
Themes for the vulgar mind 10 laud nnd praise,
But deeds oi merit and Of emprise high,
Alone, II lasting monument eau raise.
The costly tomb the sepulchre OF Kings,
The ancient line, the hearalJry OF PRIDE,
And oil iha, from a vain ambition springs,
As a vain pageantry, have ly'd ard died
And on with careless footstep now is trod
Where the proud palace rear'd her marble wall,
When blinded prince. deem'd the power Of Cod
Too impoent TO cause their thrones to fall.
But that one spot, however poor or mean,
Where vi,,nou. ,.,iu. in, ,,d or mournd or a. rougbt
l.. cber.hJ n, mn ever sacred scene
And with dean r.ver,nce by t,e pincd ,ourbt
Therefore Ferrara, is that gloomy cell,
Close pcnt and dark. by pilprims off ell sought
Where il, hard dur,nce Ta..o oncc did dwell
For i,nputrJ nu,p.s.s h, Ioye, nas,ion wroueh,
or sympa,hy with that hiuh soul of thine
Which by a tyrauts pow'r still undisna,d
wor,hipp'd ut tair natures glorious shrine
To bless the vision Of his upturn'd eve,
Nor the fresh mir with the heayd sigh blend,
As rose his pray or in feryor TO the sky.
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vsSIIE subscriber, late Of the firm Of Stewart
n & Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he will continue To carry on
the business Of Livery Stable, in all III branch
as. At the west Stable in Greene street where
the hest Horses and Carriages can be had at al
times At the customary prices. Particular al'ea-
lion paid to conveying passengers to ana rom
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport Dec. 5, 1899.