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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
sHTWARD's UNRIVALLED PAsTI
WgACKTNG

.TWyHE established reputation Of This article De- now
beyond dispute. Uha, been manufactured
and sold ln Cincinnati for ten Folrs past. sisfs
o. ras gwen universal aars'scu1u % cousumlrs
al the mEaLfacr-rete rr'Cas hv
avis KING AcRUffBAcEER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
GODEY'S % BOOK.

YBNIIL April uumhpr Of rhf- beautiful m1r1ziue
Il has jIst been received NJ 10 Monroe street
II c]pnfaius its usual variety of original tales and
poetry from the n04f distinguished writers uf the
day among Uh Cn are tive iJIl wine, Mrs Sarah
J Hale NrsL ri SIg1ur1y. Miss g. VI SrfwIrk.
Yrs Nlrv IS pr4sa. PARK E.. min J II Iugra-
ham # $ 'rfhur n r w. Is. GrcutilIg NcIl,u.
etc. etc. lis gmbGii-Hri wi.h a Mrizr'rf ems
graviug-BtnuyaF3 I1nJcCn by LlfdHer and
e.g avtd by Laid; an engraving. 900 a cove.
mf inner, ufy'd Mortality; be beautiful group hg
horns ard The principal ornament fo L1urHI
Hill Cemetery. Also t.C Sprng fashions and
two pages uf music. SIf scUytI0us received and
piuglc numbers fr sue hV
JOHN THOMPSON.
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CONGRESS- HALL,
PHILADELPHIA.

AkNhEN ~
WIS well known and extensive establish
- mcnt - nn,v under The sole direction aud
mauag' ment Of The subscriber, under " hose rcr.
S"nal attention n has recently undergone a tho.
cough aud complete repair, and rs now IN com
pl,tc oTicr Tor the receV ton Of company.
In soliciting the continued p ttro mage Of the ira
swelling public and his f.rmer friends and visit
crs, he would respectfully assure them that al M
cerlOd since the opening of this house has IT. &C.
'onmOd alol rs Tor convenience ana comfort been
equal 20 us Present arrangement.
The main entrances To this establishment ar
81 NO = South Third Street and No 50 Chcsnus
aircet two of the most fashionable and businesd
Streets In Philadelphia, being bat . few minute
walk from tie principal steam Wat landing an
quite convenient TO the Exchange. Post Oiled
tSt2ge and Rail Rond Offices and IT. the hclrt o
IN eiy. The parlors fronting on each strsOt arc
W spacious aud AIRY, pleasantly situated and
PiteCl 'uTnlsh,d for the comfort md convent
cncc otladles and pilyatofamIlies while the Who'll
management Of the house is d believed 10 be such
as 10 give entire satisfaction. Uifh the hatter.
ine hope that the very liberal patronage bestowea
on.Con2rss Hall for the last five wears may not
only be conunued but increased. The proprietor
pledges M best services with n full deteFmina-
non that no'hng shall be wanting on HE part or
those ~ his employ 10 render Il a desirable stop.
ping TlacCiu for persons CihusIness and pleasure
mar2i-lm. JOHN : URDINANT.
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GODEYs LADTs BOOK.

TNHE Jurc numbsF affhIs popular Periodical
coufa ming is rs1al vaueiy ofiaies and post
w. embeIishmcnfs and music. bel rece ved by The
subscribe Hf bis n cr1rV lerof. Monroe stfest
where subs-riplcus are regsIvad and srngs am.
hers fr sale - THOMPaQN.
wag 81
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uhiISiiEO TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
az TiE CORNER or vSIoS AND WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA.

tbLlShhO TkI-NEEkLY MI WEEKLY
AZ T1IK CORNER or vSIoN AND WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
TESMs-The Tri-IYcekly PAPER is published on
F~issilys, Thursdays and Saturdays, AT S. per an
.um ia advance, or So At the end Of the veal. 50
for sin months No subscriber received for a less
erin than SIX months.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times.
ts published on Wednesday at - 50 per aanum
IN advance. or 50 It not paid within one month
iron the beginning Of the ear. No new subscribers
will Do received. except sach n paw ia advance
tot D months 81 50 Is invariably charged. No
ubsc rbsr received ior a less term than six months.
sad no paper discontinued, except al 1.-THE discretion
OF the publisher, until all arrearugcs are paid.
TERMS or ADvERTISINs.
Jacquard reeinscrtion ,orless, 100
20 two weeks, being :, insertions. 200
ID three weeks, so
DO one month. 3 90
30 TWO months, 5 90
ID three months, 6 90
u SIX months, 5 90
Do eIght months, 10 90
DO twelve months. II 90
~ Nlvcrtisements hlnded in without specific
order will be published till forbid and charged 81
for three Insertions and 95 cents for every subse.
quont insertion. So also with all advcrtesemeats
ordered ull forbid.
The proceedings Of the city council. city ordina-
nee' and orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the office of publication of the
~. - - 81 'cAf ~ ''Dfh
PRINTING OFFICE, where may be hal or hv.
on le terms. Blanks to order. Cards, Handhils,
si)v Kills. &c done in the noatcsi style and on
short notice.
For sale at the Compiling Roo orthe Wheeling
Times and Advertiser
g, Summons, County Summons.
Executions, " Executions,
Ronds, q" Bonds.
" Summons for Assault, ' Recognizancesof
bail.
County Summons fr Assault, Deeds, Leases. War
unts, Serjclnts' b 'nds. Declarations q forms
Bills Of Lliing. Pedlar's Notes, Notes Of VI. 4
NJ. Bank. Notes u y. w. BlnS. Checks On allthe
hanks. hound and plain. Sc. &c.
FRS & MARINE INSURANCE. CoMPANYoF
WHEELING.
DIRECTORS FUR 1912.
} Shriver, Samuel Nrel. Joseph Morrison
Jmcs ~IcIHre. SObie. ki Bnty. John GOshOrn
William Paxton, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
is STRIvE2 Pr, sideur-D LAMB, Agcnt
Capital Sto X S!OLC01. Oihce II Main street
WHEELING sAyIVIS INSTITUTION.
Capita stock $3.50
THOMAS HUGHES, P.csident.
Il NJ ct. Treasurer.
DtRrcToRs-Mnrga Nelson !ohn MMul /
len, Josoph Morrison, Robert Crau.le, sam 81
d. John + Clarke, Jonas Crum5aeker. James
81 R ,berts.
fee on Milan street, n,Xt door below tie Nirg MIA
Hotel.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital Stock $4,000
THOMA~ HUGHES, President
X MCuy, SscTeJarv. /
Dire ~tnrs-Dln-el Lamb, james VI Forsyth,
WIN = Peterzan. Morgan Ncls IN. j I'm McAlul
Ian, Robert G:augle, alexander Paxton, \
One n the Wheeling uyinesIrsuruti,une mex
H"- 80
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AND RIGS

Viz subscribers keep constantly on hand a larry.
assortment Of ClrPetng nnd Rugs. which
theY VIII sell al prIyat" sale A. twenty per Ce.'
.0wtT tnan the same article can be puruhas G
elsewhere IA ths city.
BREN FINGER SHALLCROSS.
AuctOnecrs, City Auction Rooms.
l.N - L. IL.
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N%NE
UUIgHNIH1
BRADY
bSNat 10. a. tu,y Edu 80 1Jutn,
80 silently we scarce de- know

Uatt that hour when fades the breath
How foul nd fatal is he blow.
a COLD should be watched. The present win.
n ter has been uncommoHly C~hanglbla and dan
gCruu-. Morr colds have been taken. and the
seeds Of cousUmpilou and small pCx thereby
lad Only be careful and vpu need not fear. a
cough and chill should be aticJ DID iy wucu q 81
ie,t and the cure completed. pEASE'S COM
lO.Uf Extract Of IiNARuUTND has saved the
lives { fh1us1uus from consumption by being
us.d lu time. Use n stick or two daily nndvru
" lItak' 40 colds. RcmembCr this udvIcc IN
sHrs.n.
Airssh supD,g iIs' rCrc we'd 1tr3 Monroe street
Us JOIN % TIL NfsHN, s.ie AGENT for this
CITY Country merchants supplied on Io.r7.
trrms fE \
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c a n "A T. LIN z S

Ii Au IA Is IN L -
UNION LINE
To
Phi IA ID T. LIP mi \.
VIE above line consists Of D,ry Itvr o.
PtNNsvlyNNIA BoNTs in connection with a
Daily Fast Line of
PORTABLE FOUR SECTION BOATS.
"h'h Will be run on strict TEMPERANCE and Sac.
BATH KEErING principles.
Inc business Will be conducted, as heretofore. by
The Proprictors.
H. &P GRATF.
Canal Basin. Pittsburgh.
= DUTLH 500.
Ia Market street, Philadelphia.
EJsr 10 Merchants ceaeroHy.
Pittsburgh. Feb. lO-3m Sc
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f AUCTION ROOMS.

40. l4l, Nam Sire l.
NV PENTONEY aud GEORGE HARRI-
N son hnve associated themselves in business
rs GENERAL AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS. and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. urder the firm Of
PEATONES q HARRISON, and respect
fully solicit c~cusigumcnts Of all descriptions Of pro-
perry which will be promptly sold and immediate
return OF sales made. nov.
NOTICE-R. C.. Bouham having Withdrawn
~ from The house of Auerhury Caldwell. 4 Co.
the business vii ne continued bv w B Ayerhur,
aud james Y Caldwell as heretofore under the firm
Of ATrERBURY, CALDWELL. & Co.
dec %
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az ALL PAPER. &C-A handsome as.
soriinent OF Fine aud common Wal Paper
ana bordering. also common. fl e and wa cred
saIC low by JOHN ~
"' 1873 Main Street.
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANYO or
WHEELING.
niEECTiRs FUR 1872.
WHEELING SAvINIS INSTITUTION.
Capita Stock ST., go

VI ct. Treasurer.
DREcToaa-Mnrgan Nelson !ohn M'Mul.
len, Josorh Morrison, Robert Cran:le, Sam 81
0tt John + CIaIke, Jonas CrumhaokeT. james
81 r .berts.
Discount day-Thursday OF each week-Of
fee on Milan street, nt1t door below tie Nirg MA
Hotel.
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Refer 10 Merchants generally.
Pittsburgh. Feb. lO-3n sd
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NAE LADIES, ~coMPANIoX.

4 StITfIrt NIft0Hn Mage S'Hc.
TWO ELEIiNT STEEL ENGRNv SGs MONTHLY.
TIE PREVAILING FASHIONS. &C
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
PORT OF NE W PORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, April 2lst.
schr Dodge IIesey, McIntyre, from Camden for Fall
River
5oops Consolation, Kenney, from New London for
Fort Adams Rienzi. Duriee, from Providence Tor New
York.
FRIDAY, April 22d.
schr Il. W. Bradley, Jones, l2 days from Bay River;
N. T., with shingles 10 Finch q Engs
sloops Helen, Gould. from New York for Prov idence;
WIN. H. Bum, Irons, Prov. Tor Hartford.
SATURDAY, April esd.
Brig octavin, Brightman, IRON the Rappnhannock,
aud days from the Delaware BreakwaIer with Corn
Ia Gilbert ChSce.
Brig Henry, Burt from Somerset for Bay River North
Carolina.
Schrs Cygne Nieksrson, from Providence for Freder
icksburg Duroc, Baker, do Tor Boston Medonak,
Jones, do for Calais Mariner, Cobb, New York Tor
Soops Belle, Gavitt, 4 days from Norfolk for Proy.
dence Iindson, Winslow New Bedford for do Amity,
Childs. Providence Tor New York.
SUNDAY, April Gath.
schr franklin sprague, from Philadelphia for Fall
Sioops Yantic, Stewart, from Fall River for New
York George Washington, Smith, Providence for Nor
wich.
saiIed-schrs Duroc, Mariner, Medonsc, and Cygne,.
Sloop AMity.
MONDAY, April 25th.
Brig Hannah & Abigail, Leland, form Providence for
Eastport
schrs Exchange, Nickerson, from Hartford for New
Bediprdj WandopHsso, Eddy, Fall River for Charles
ton Superior, Lord frov. for Elisw orih.
sloops Franklin, Bngby. from Taunton FOR New Bed
ford Rising sun. Presby, do for Gay Head; Willard,
Miller Rhode Island, Hull, and Arion, Mason, IRON
New York Tor Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

II seems as if the disorgan,zers in this
S1sie, were determined to keep the State IN
sommo'on as long as they pleased. We
frequently hear men, who consider them.
selves good and respectable members of the
community, threatening and declaring their
readiness TO take up arms against their fel-
low citizens, and the constituted authorities,
10 carry their points, if they cannot accom-.
pllsh their object in any other way This
sort Of language. is made use of, by many
persons. we know for n certainty, for no other
purpose than that Of keeping up a continual
excitement and turmoil. Is it not shameful
IA me extreme, that the peace and quiet of
'hc whole community should be thus wicked
Iy, crimi'nhy tampered with and disturbed !?
The hadtrs in this iniquty, will indeed have
much to answer for, if they have any con.
sciences, aud ure not wholly destitute Of re-
hsctlon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
POSTSCRIPT.

Alter our paper was put to piess last
evening, we received through the po-
H'eness OF the clerk of the Cleopatra,
me Evening Chronicle Of yesterday,
Containing the concluding proceedings
oI The Assembly, Of which the following
is an abstract.
"WEDNESDAY, MoRNING.-Mr. Perry,
of Newport, presented an act 10 amend
the act to prevent riots, which was read
twice on motion Of Mr. Perry, by a sus-
pension Of the rules of the House, and
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. RANDOLPH, Of New
port, the resolutions presented yesterday
by Mr.. Clarke, with the exception OF
the second, were passed.
The resolutions offered yesterday by
the Speaker, in reference to new Con-
siitution, were called up.
A debate took place, which lasted
TO nearly the hour of adjournment, when
call Of the House was ordered on
motion of MIR. Whipple for post ponement, =,
which resulted in the following vote in
favor of postponing.. Ayes as, Nays I2.
The Senate sent in their concurrence
10 the resolutions suggested by the Com
mlttee Yesterday, and passed by the
House this morning, with an amendment
"i no great Importance.
Alter allowing certain accounts, the
General Assembly, at about one o'clock,
adjourned sine die
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

A Natural Kelllc dy,
Suited to our constitutions, and competent To the
cure Of eesry eurabte disease, ,oiu be foumdin
WRleHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

WhlCn y IiSuihN SCuC hplC TllIo,
Ofhe North american College Of Health.
rHlHEsE extraordinary Pills are composed OF
u plants which grow spontaneously on our
% wn soil, and are therefore better adapted to our
onstiiul ions than medicines concoctcd from for
eign drugs, however well they may be com.
pounded, aud as
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle that the human
body s in truth subject to but
ONE DISEASE,
viz; corrupt humors, and that said mo dicins
cures this dIseasc on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
by cleansing aud purifying the body. II will
be manifest that il the constitution be not en-
,irely exhausted, n perseverance, ia their use.
sccordlng to direction, is absolutely certain to
drive disease Of every name from the body.
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, If not the very
best medicine in the worla for carrying out thu
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
becauso they expe from the body all morbid
and corrupt hulnors, (the cause OF dsease) in WI
easy and material manner -, and while they every
day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
disease Of every name is rapidly driven from the
body.
The above named Indian Vegetable Pirs
have been three years before the American pub
lie /; aud we can now say, without fear Of con.
fradicton 4 hat Of all the various medicines which
have heretofore been popular, not one has taken
such permanent hold upon the affections Of
the people. Not only do all who use il invaria,
hly experience relief, and recommend il in the
slI ongesl terms, but it has effected some ofths
most astonishing cures eser performed by med.
cine.
Hitherto very few Of the numerous tesimo-
nials which have been received in favor Of this
extraordinary medicine have been published,
the medicine obtained It's present great celebrity
more by iis intrinsic goodness rhan from exlen
sive advertising. II has been deemed proper,
however, 10 offer the following opinions OF the
public press, merely 10 show that the fame OF
the Indian Vegetable Pills is not confined to any
section, bu, is rapidly extending itself 10 every
part Of the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSDAv, April
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser q Patriot
AT market I55 BccfCattlc, 12 pairs Working
Oxen, l5 Cows aud Calves, 300 Sheep, and
1900 Swine.
PmoEs-BEEr CATTLK-Wo quote a few
extra So SO. First quality $57 So Sc
cond quality $3.50 So rs; third quality
81 75 n 5 %.
WoHKiso Oxns-vcry few sales effected
$75, $50, $40, and $ll5.
Cows AND CALvrs-Sales at S23, S25, S2S
$50, S35, s3s
snrrr-Lots at So %, 3 81, 25, and 90
SwISE--Lo,s to pedJIe at 3 l.2 &c for
Sows, and l.2a Sc for Bnrrows. Large Bar
rows AT about 4c- At retail from 4 to l-2c.
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MEMORANDA.

Sailed from Baltimore, Goth inst, brig Prince de Join
willie, Gardner, Havana.
Arr n Nants, France) 30ih ut, ship VIM. EHgs
Coe, from Mobile.
Al CnrJenas 5th inst. schr Concord, Pitman dg fol
this port.
Al Havana, 9th inst. brig Echo, Mcsser, for N. York
soon.
Cid at New Orleans, llh inst schrs Export, Gardner
New York Rio. Cozzens Mobile. Adv. schr Convert,
Gnrnder, for New York, with drs.
Arr Mt Savannah, l9ih, schr Franklin Greene, smith,
from Havana, for this port.
Arr Mobile, I9ih inst sch Nirginan, Burroughs 10;
Providence, passage only.
Cid at Ms,anzas Ist inst, schr Cysnet, Eddy, Bnli-
M
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

The meeting in New York. proposing an
Experiment interference IN our affairs by
rvn Who know nothing about them, and "
they did. have no righ, IN interfere IN them,
has been posipos,d. Probably thcy consid.
cred. w time. that they would only make
TIC mssl, 80 iiiir"'0us ap' .optrrnriiblc IN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

LARGE TAuToG.-A fish Of this excellent
species. weighing Is IA lbs, caught by Mr..
Wan. Swan. ~ our waters, was furnished the
Monday evening. We do not know whether
this was the largest Of The sort that has ever
been caugh, here,-st any rate il was well
adapted. as To size and qualify, to the noble
mammoth steamer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

corps Of militia, understood IN have been
uizrd for the purpose OF maintaining the
ple's Constitution" by all necessary
~. y" parsJed tho streets last Saturday
n "a. They numbered 30 IN all. Provi-
d,ncs Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
From ihe Boston Daily Times.
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Or ail the public advertised medicines Of the day
know oi none can more safely recommend for the
ILLS thn flesh is heir to- than the pills that sold vt
The depot OF the North Americun College OF Health,
No l9s TreQnt street, Boston. Several instances
know or where they used in families with The high
Satisfaction aud longer ago than yesterday, we
heard nv eminent ply scan ~ this city recommend them
~ his IA terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

Daily Mail Line, Sundays excepted, will com.
mence on aud after Tuesday, March 1st.
The following splendid Boats will compose
the Line:
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt. Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Thaycr.
NARRAGANSETT, Woolsey.
MOHEGAN, Vanderbilt.
The Mohegan will leave Stonington Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays tho Rhode Is
land Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays, at
tho usual hour, on the arrival oftho train that
leaves Boston AT o'clock, L. NJ.
Freight from Providence TO New York five
cents per cubic foot. March 3.
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us AA AGA 4GS.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev
Mr.. Gaviu. Mr.. WILLIAM GRAY Of Providence, Ia
Hiss REBECCA rlkE, Of this town.
on sunday evening last, by the Rev Me-. Lcnytr, Mr.
WILLIAM BARBER, OF Providence, 10 Miss PllEbE
daughter Of W. James simmons, of this town.
A. the Friends Meeting House in Won.b"r"ngh. .ar
raj ronntV N ~ On the ith OF Sd month last, SAMU
EI DENNIS OF Portsmouth, u. J., TO LYDIA NJ
daughter Of Joseph CAREY OF the former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
d Z A r II 8 Z.

In mn. town, on Saturday l.st Mrs. MARY DAY.
Ton widow OF the late Col. Henry Dayton, aged 30
years.
IIer mind wss Tranquil and serene,
No terrors IN her looks were seen,
Her saviouf's sniiits disptild the gloom
And .mooihd her passage to the tomb
Her hsppy soul IL washed
In sin stouing blood,
Rejoicing m ssvtour's love
She wIngd her way To God. lCosr
In Exeter n T.. Mr.. Abner Tsb.r, formerly Of this
town, sgsd shout ~ years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
ASYLUM REPORT.
10 the Hon. Town Council Of the town of
Newport.

The following statement Of the yearly &C.
counts of the Newport Asylum, ending the
25Ih March, ls42, is respectfully submitted,
viz:
The Newpori ASYLUM TO snndriea DR.
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Take Notice.

L AIDES Kid Pumps, Of my own mnnufac.
- ture,-al kid and sole leather. and no
papcr-for only 62 cts. cash, at No 2l4a,
Thames street, opposite North Baptist street,
where all kinds of Boois and Shoes are made
oi the best kind Of stock and workmanship,
and warranted to fit and not rip.
All kinds of mending done in good style
and st short notice.
Those Of my customers who are determin-
ed to patronise the Cheap.Stores will please
call and settle up their accounts.
ROBERT SEATTLE.
April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
III e X A l. ID OF II HI Il I'll M Il S.
April %.

April %.
THE NEWEST LOT,
THE LOWEST PRICED,
AND THE GREATEST VARIETY OF
D R Y q OOD s,
Ever before received, and for sale at
JAMES HAMMOND's.
REING the contents Of 81 packages thai
- will be opened this week, notwiihstand
ing The expected arrival Of the "another Char.
lalan," not apprehendIng conflict with that
which we have nothing in kind to compete
with, 1.-THE goods now offered being new
new style, good goods end cheaper than any
other OF the kind 10 market-viz:
SILK GOODS.
Rich A glacia jet black silks, elegant
goods,
Blue black silk Of superb lustre, and 6g'd
and striped rep do.
Fancy colored silks, fg'd, chcne, rep and
plaln.
Foulard silk, grent variety IN width and
style, and beautiful style too.
Mousscn de Lans that are high priced
.
rich, fine, new style and elegant goods.
Shawls of silk, wool, cotton, cashmere, thi-
bet, &c. &c, each of their various kinds anG
many Of them that are handsome.
Cravats-,he most splendid variety Of ele.
CANT styles ever offered.
Real French canbrics, French lawns.
French jaconett, Of select siyles-fast coloi-
being elegant goods.
CHEAP GOODS.
Country calIcos, nousselin de lains, lawns.
hose, cotton goods, &c. &c. are for sale al
prices for equal style Of goods, less than nny
other store.
ALso-more yet of those very cheap and
very good
BRoADCLoTHs.
Wool dyed blue, Dark smoke,
Wool dyed black, Olive Green,
Cadet mixed, Bottle green,
Other mixed, Sundry greys.
Diflieren, shades of the above, with
Casslmeres, Gonbrooms,
Casslncts, Saltlnets, &c. &c.
-.4LSO-
Gen,lemen's and youths summer wear.
new style Of goods as well Us the newest
goods N market.
A great variety Of all the above at prices
tina, are acknowledged by good judges, to be
the cheapest goods for sale.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
Harvey Sessions

HAS complete assortment Of GOODS.
II and IL weekly receiving spring Articles
FROM New York, oil Of which be will sell for
CASH, or approved credit, A. cheap ss sny
flying or sitting bird IN The town.
April 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
school i'm MarIboro'-strcet.

,Cll r. public arc respectfully informed that
j few more scholars can be admitted lo
Tbs school, where youth are carefully IN.
<,nc,ed IN useful knowledge; with endesyors
To inculcstc correc, principles
Terms reasonable. Extra branches st an
additional price. TP. NICHOLS.
Newport, 4ih mo- q, te42--6v.