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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
JAMES s GEORGE WINSTON


COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Lave on consignment, and offer for sale at reducAJ
prices
E0 BUSHELS prime Clover Seed
Wv ~ hhls - CfoiS, New Orleans and Rico su-ar
a. 49,, a. DtIcn'S 49,.
~ bOh do
~ 10 Gibson e. Martins OLD Rive
~ noAes Stlu, luSl2 and l2Kii Casa
HD bbls NO Metz q IIcrrings
~ hris IrinlId and n q Noiasses
- nNss Java, ltio AMI l-sgtay "a Coffee,
~ La Ms NJ Imperial and Young Tyson Tea,
,sobofes Us, Us and 6's Talog can,Iea
in 10 Cool AMI CosnInsn soalt
~ tubs Goshen Butter
~ Kegs New Lard
hslbbls Vinegar
- boIes Havana sugar
sibbls Brazil do
~ hall pipes French Brandy in the Cusfo,nIUo,..
~ gnarter casks PoTt Wine 'i'''"ae
10Y ~ n 5ols Apple and Peach Brandy
luni lbs CuTled Hair
~ pieces Hair Cloth
Family Flour oidN W.. ,.,,.,
t;oftou w., sears AZ - per NJ.
In.,ts' ~" Windsor Chairs
snag Mahogany, assorted
Gumiy Bags Tsbis L.
... .e'7 CHAIR Racks
.1", Mahogany knobs
~, NJ, sois Springs
s - hlskey Moss
Imitation French BrsaIIy Csckie s"iSer
Old Apple a, ss,n,, SIra
r''a.IS NJ Move Wne, Nos 10 26
UNITY I'm BARK Mills
, ny ~ Mine . Hydraulic Cement
~ 1n "'he' "Years old Flooring Plank and s,insie-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
FLOWER SEED.

FLOWER SEED.
Dai.lia double. Zinnia, Gas.
ga, Scotch Broom, Pink,
Honesty, Trelore. Candy
tut, Chysanthemine, Eganl
torcopsls. EuphOrbiA VaIie
gated, lee Plant, Double Bal.
sanine, Scarlet Caealia, IL.
valera, A,ionis, Love in a
MiSi, Megn'oneIie, MaryeloI
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
NO. lac.
REMOVAL.

Js ling Mil ~ -. W.. ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
LYNCHBURG MAILLINE.
NOTICE.

IRON and afer the 9th of Ap,, tri.wccky line of
Boats To lynchbuTe, will leave Richmond and Lynch.
burg on Monday, "Wednesday and fiily, O'Clock, A.
NJ by THIS arrangement enabled to form connec.
non with the Western stages oIt Of Lynchburg. oar
S'olsNil" Boats Will usual Monday, "Wednesday
aud Friday evening at O'Clock, T. NJ. As the ounye.
nencc lnd expedition 10y this route all others going
West nom Rchmnnd OF the vicinity we shall not Fay any
Thing bui refer passengers and others TO these who have
travelled ON boats
ap23-tf BoYD, EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
ELEMENTARY DRAVyINC moons
RECEIVED BI
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.

April 18TH
NEW Luhograpidc Scenes Of Rustic Cot,.sas n
NsIu1ht Drawing Book OF Landscapes; tesigns,i mi
executed at the Vermont Episcopal Institute Briinyt
for the use Of Schools: ''"'"Su""s
The hrsi number shows the rubin euts Of Arch,,o.,
Va e savage STATE, aEd the prog Architecture t,
i,S. iuic pesinnns and Preliminary Exercises n
ins the subject f'S't "'uSHi-
The second number is devoted chiefly TO tbe DcIns,
non Trees and Plants, they so uld be an
Landscape Scenery. f'N-N''N"
The third number presents Dr,,xiu,. Of Ro.L n,
&C. 10 be copied with the same mate rails AMI In ~ -,
manner as the pI &c efiinR. - "e SAM"
. The iourth number commences with Higher Classof
ing and Finishing the Scenes raw
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
" the AIT OF Drawing, and the Theory and prae,re f
eIseeufe tn series OF Letters, containing ne rspetv
lhptuapu ON sketcilng Drawing and Colorine I,n..
scape scenery Animals the Human FiguTe7 viii
new method cf Practical PERSPECTIVE eaiyned ~, 7, i
easy ana style, the use OF eacners ~, &
sen Instruction, 10y n. whioek Teacher of me Ar an
me University OF Oxford, embeilished with upwards 81
80 ron rear views taken expressly for this
WORK onr qIarto volume 81 Coo PAGES
| ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK
heing the kn,hments Of the Explained in seiies Of
sJ ptesrcatve lessons, adapted the studies and pur
s ol young l1ies and gentlemen IN all esfabishmen
the art namely, IrA~ng rians ana ts,o.,, =,
"a numerous Copperpafe EHgravDsS viii r.sss,-
Drawing. '"1 Sii''h' Professor Of
Drawing Book Of Flowers, by Miss Ann snib
hhuIeNss Lessons IN Flower Painting JeIng /, s.,,,,
piUs'sssise studies, principally from Nature Nv krk.
| man. London edition. e' ~ = Aeker =
Iogeiher with Drawing Papers, Water Colots I'm a.
paIate cakes OF all descriptions. ''' '"-
"'I anu SVcr Paints Metizinf and Pink Colors Pal
mar anh sable brushes OF various sizes Uar,
issus rapers superior Drawing Pencils OF ,igsr.r.
"esSs OF quality, Paint Boxes, Painters Ease is &C
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I'd
PIANO FoKTE WAN, ,0rs-.


Opposite the Bdnks
I'b Slu ~fih~r u CONSTANTLY ree,v,,v fro. On. al.
- n'ateu nannh,ci"ry Of Nusrs A Sang S.vs y,rE
eelant and PLAN Piano FSrfes I-ss-e -in, tc I,.'t @
prove hcnis Anithsi deleacy 81 touch nn.l ss.cf -,
tone, 50 peculiar their Manufacture r'- ~
constantly on htnl large aSsnrmcntof
Plates tlazeoletts. Clarionests
Gnitars- NIohns, NiooncelLla
Acconhoas, Musical H.xcs
Hons Hughes and Trumpefs
Ftfcs 1li Drums
nor quality $4,000 '"''' Sh''SS Of sVpes
Piano fOrtestoos md Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
.htrset eoNeeton % Music ever offered for al -
oNe may DC selected from, store Of thr suh
WI" ~ now enabled tn sell die v, 81
New YORK Wholesale aud ,taii prie "a '''
Those purchasing 20 sell again will he No.,
"vI ,I.ls lhsn They an find elscwhere in Inc STATE
ri~no" repaired, tuned let ON hire aud taken in
4 r. H. TAYLOR.
| IL rlANO FoRTEs Of every Dissertation r.nai,.,
n.i ,lnei Tuning 10y the year if Required ly W,,.
hkAEhira Whose long Nperienc- AMI al,tv
@ ssltining Pisno Fortes, Justly entitlcs hin, n,
| es. Violin Bows haired Ase-iua'srepalr
no ORDERS lcft above will Ia ,,,,. ,,.u -,
| efherin tOWnor country $3.50 ''p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.

FREIGHT REDUCED.
Ia meeting OF the President aud Directors Rich.
"A tnnni Fredericksburg anil Potomac Railroad Gamma.
ny, on the 10th day OF March, 1872
Resaired Ti,t the following reductions In the raiea of
itcigh between Rehmoni and certain points Ioui
~ DC; aus they are hereby male TO take effect
IN GRAIN Que cent hundred pounds from Fre,Ic-
,cE nan ani thiIi Turnout, and two CENTS from
Louisa u H., 1reyillisn's and GOT,lonsvillc.
Dh ftonr--Iw &C nts per barrel fsom ,:oronsyillc
CH Snh-T~o cents per sack third Turn. four
cents 10 Louisa Courthouse cents TrcvEian anI
ten cents 10 topionHvillc.
On Reef Pork and Fish-Pcr barrel n cents 10 Free.
ncks ball, cents Ia third Turn Ovt, I0ui.
Courthouse, ~ cents To Trevians 10 cents To Cor.
louisville. w. MACMuRDo,
m9 - ,,n,, Treasurer
INN, BRANDY Acid Pale Cognac Br,nJy yeTy
IL superior old Rum, for sale. J ID ADBOr
10 Corner belowh Duval 4 20.
MOUNTAINS BUTTER, just received.
W n 70 FRY 4 60.
GREENOUGU'S CHEMICAL. OLA g,10.
- pS OF tle above Tor burning Ia Grccnoushs Patent
oe II ALEXANDER DUvAL & Co
{ oVEs.-supcr Black aud colourci Hi Gloves at
STARR & cos
JAo opposite Exchange Hotel.
MKG FnEEBORN, Merchant, g. Front street
W New Work. has given permission his name
.eey, 80 To having been cured Of distressing Rcuna
ftEWES' NERVE AND BONE IJNINIENT
aiief great variety OF other remedies been tiled an
vain Tho positive and quick effects is article are 80
.hkhpwn To- All who have heard OF IT,, 10 require
JOHN GAYNoR,
| n III one door above Bell Tavern
! V,AIRBANISs PATENT PY.ATFOKm AZ
COUNTER BALANCES, for sale 10y
/ ~. BALDWIN,
| -lu3l-u Under the ENclanxe Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

ADltS SUPERIOR FUR BOUND AND PLAIN GUM
~ AsIic oNbR SiloES-A beautiful assortment OF
e sn"Fe Os.r Shoes, iof ladies', siorc sud Tor ,e Iv
LADIES' Vii please call AMI suit ilIcInsolses at
-, ID. BURLINGTON e. cos
Mansion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
GREAT DISCOVERY

MS modicine Is the only one that has come hef,r H.
puolc for the rcnefof mothers IS ,lesisned Tor
ei anu them only. isno for all COMPLAINT IT,,
mithc one dcguod and the testimon malls In ~ iaVor L
- strong We recommend Il as valuable neicine a
linphlct accompanies each bottle With INN d.
OF Us peculiar virtues. For sale by f"'''
mr. II EUsTACE a son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
VERY CHEAP AND HANDSOME.

- NE'E'@sEI shANT
M D. have "a store supply OF aiesi xii AMI M.rore
w french It'~, ui Philadelphia make, which We arr
selling At lic"Nit"uc low price Isl uiper pair I,le'
~ahli's same cheap snt sor invited give rs a cali
ID. BURLINGTON a Co.
ia - Mansion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

BOON BINDING.
I w. RANDolPltN co. Hook .rcilrrs II Rp ~lns.
~ uii sand Vain fits 81, " rrHui uc UIruafeii
iod' hiuug uany quantity au iu TWO -ut t., Co. ..,
Whtr ralthffmcntin NHfiutt.
M D Pieces moderate
Apf- Az Their work VII belwsrsnicd -. spiD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
NEW spI,INe nnnns
bE ,.l, DREss ROOrs.

MUSTARD Ffcsh Durhsm M
w hall pound bofles, Coz saio.
api
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

FOR SALE CIEAP.
1 AnltS Fcsssa suppcrs, icathcr bound
- - du 81 TO- a. az
"" ~ ~ ruap dp dr
~ 30 10 HutsuH d. ~
ne ahuvc Nhocs arc r, siitgiuC huuff ttruf hosp
Icy VIII hc soh very law. Al1r trcsh hf 81 hirens
MOROCCO Ankle Tie slips, by
~ WATKlNS& 90.
- b., hucccatnra o. : PWucy, upfsl.ii. no
Wl W Nuus of tho Efrit ftHfnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

ny Blank Books manufactured to any gwen pattern,
s"d every variety Of Bnd"s executed M the host man.
tr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
ARRIVAL Of MADAME ADOLPH.

This celebrated lady, whose fame is
spread far and wide both in Europe and
America, has arrived in Newport, to
make up the complement ofour summer
yisitcrs, and taken apartments at Town
sends hotel, as will be seen by advcr-
tisomem. She does not pretend to be
a witeh,-but with a thorough under
standing of phrenology, united with a
clear knowledge of physiosnomy and
physiology, She dolineates character
with n degree of accuracy, astonishing
to all who are not adopts in the science
she possesses.
She will no doubt be honored with
the visits Of many during her stay in
Newport, especially those who have,
largely developed, The troublesome
bump Of curiosity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.

Extract from letter from Brigndier- General
Worth, dated CrpAR.KE,s, Aug. ~, 1912.
81 have now to report the thorough baci6ca-
lion of this territory. llolaca Enathlachee,
(BowleasO accompanied by two noted sub
chiefs representing the Southern Indians, met
me al Tampa on the 9th instant, and in their
behalf, gladly accepted thu concession reported
in my despatch of the 2ith ut. Coming with
me 10 this place, they proceeded in search Of
the Greeks, and returned on the 10Th with De-
tiart, Tgcr.Tail, ,and others, representing those
people.
The former are to pass within the designated
lmiss Immediately The latter as soon as they
can be collected. Some have already crossed
the Suwannee, aud the whole will have done
so in ten or twelve days. Many have already
signifcd wish to be sent Ia their friends in
the wcst-Tigcr Tail, particularly, is urgent to
20 Immediately, bnt have represented the
importance to himself to take respectable
band with him,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

REcUINTIoN uroN Gov. lIuBBARD.-
In accordance with the Constitution and
laws of the U,nited States, Gov. KING
has made, recently, r6quisition upon
GE Hubbard, of New Hampshire, to
surrender Thomas w Dqrr, a'fugitive
from Justice, charged with treason a
gninst',his State. by the Providence
Journal, of TUESDAY, we notice that
Governor Hubbard has peromptorily
refused to comply withthc requisilion-
but has condesconded to promise, that
at his convenient leisure, he will address
IL letter TO "!Somuel W. hmg, acting as
Gorernor oC.Rhode Island," giving the
reasons for the csurse bo had thought
proper to take, in thus violating his
oath to be true to the Constitution el
the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

In this town, on the 18th inst Mr. WIN. NJ
HUBBARD, aged 30 years, son Of the late MIR
James c. Hubbard.
In jamestown, on the 9th inst, Miss DA'
MARIS CARR, aged - years.
In Portsmouth, on the 10th inst, Mrs
EMELiNE, wife Of Mr. John G. Cbilds, aged
about 80 years
In Bristol, on "Wednesday i7th, Mrs MA
RY L., wife of Sylvester :. Southworth Esq
aged ~ years.
Ia Pro, idonce, on the 10Th inst, Mrs ELlZ
the Goth year If her age.-MARY BALLOON
aged 80 ycars.--On Wednesday last, Mr.
SAMUEL WINN BACON, ofLiberiy coun
~, Goorgia--a member of the Junior Glass IN
Brown University. On sunday Mrs NAN
'CY CARLISLE, widow ofthe late Cot John
Carlisle aged "a years
Ia Wexford 10th lust Miss ELIZABETH
l.. THOMAS, aged 81 years.
In North kingsrown, 18Th inst, Mr THOM'
AS sPlNk, aged 30 years.
ia Ncw.lork, on Thursday evening 18Th
inst after n short illness, ANN, wife ofChas.
II IInsscll Esq of that rliy, aged IL years,
only daughter orlhc late Capt. VIM. Rodman,
of Providence.
At Camden, New Jersey on the 18th inst
MARY ELIZABETH daushi,' Of Mr.. I'd
,yotd ~ Muulotd cf phiIadclphia aged II
months
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

REpoRTs ON THE VETo.- We have
placed in our preceding columns, Mr.
Adams aJority report on the last veto
of President Tyler. The National In.
ieIligencer in presenting this report,
speaks of it thus-"as all will read this
document through with eager attention,
we need not say to them that it is pa
per which will not only challenge univer-
sal attention, but will become the text
book for the whole army of Wings all
over the Union, from which they can
draw wholesome draughtsSof instruction
to the young, and confirmation TO the old,
in the principles which lie at the founda-
ton of this Government, and upon the
continued maintenance Of which, in al
their ancient power, its existence de-
pcnds."
The counter reports by members o.
The same committee, are even of greater
length than MIR. Adams and our cir.
cumscribed limits prevent their insertion
in this number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

In Bristol, on the 18th inst MIR. GEO. Nj.
CoIT, I'd, to Miss.WAiTY, daughter of Mr.
Royal Sanford, all Of Bristol.
In Pro violence, on Thursday evening last,
JOHN =. KNOWLES, Esq, to Miss MARY
H. EVERETT, all of Providence.
In this town on Sunday last, by tho Rev,
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. JEROME BATES, Of Exeter
to Miss MARY ANN WATSON, Of Green.
Uich
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
MAJ. TocmMAN's LECTURES. This

MAJ. TocmMAN's LECTURES This
gentleman, one of the Polish Exilcs
who bore distinguished part in the
memorable scenes OF the Polish Revo-
lulian, has recent Y delivered three Lee
lures ip this place, on the subject of his
native country. They were not so well
attended, we are sorry to say, as he
could have wished, and certainly not so
well as they deserved to bo, as it was
Il subject interesting to every one desi-
rous of preserving and perpetuating the
blessings Of civil and religious liberty
throughout the world. Those, how
ever, who listened to the Majors glow
ing, but not exaggerated description of
the events, which resulted in the subju.
CATION of his once happy country, en-
joyed treat, which seldom it is their
privilege to enjoy. The graceful, un-
affected style of delvery--the choice
aud beautiful language in which he ap-
pealed to the sympathics of all the true
hearted sons Of freedom in behalf Of
down-trodden Poland, combined with
the Importance ofthc subject itself, which
was most cloqucntIy set lorth--mado a
deep impression upon his auditors.
The Major goes from here to New
Bedford. lie is not Il bcggar for mon
cy for himsclfor for Poland-his mission
is simply to olucidate the true condition
Of Poland, as it was, as it is, and what
arc its hopes for the future. lie is
finished gentleman in every sense Of the
word, and iihe is not heard for the as
tonishing ard perfect mastery he has
acquired over the English language,
(aItogc,her unsurpassed for foreign
or, he should indeed be heard "lor his
cause"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

BY the following from the Providence
Journal Of Monday, it will be seen that
the Military Review, which was to have
taken place in tina, City on the 4ih July,
will take place on the 10Th Of September,
the anniversary Of The battle on Lake
Erie.
AT a meeting of the Subscribers TO q
Military Review and Festival, holden III
the Council Chamber in Providence, on
Saturday, the ooh day of August, Col.
BENJ. IIoPrIS, Jr. in the chair, and Col
WV. y. BLoDGEr, Sec'ry, it was
Voicd and Rcsoired, That said Review
ana Festival be had NJ Providence, ou
Saturday, the l0lb day of SeptembcI
next, the same being the annI,ersar,
day oi the battle on Lake Etc, and that
James VI Earle George w. lIallet, aud
James Y. Smith, together with snrl
others as they may appoint, be a commit.
tee 10 carry into effect tho above resolu
ton.
BENZ. iIOPPIN, Jr., Chairman.
Wv + BiorUrr, Sec'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
"A Good Chance

EnIH To buy the good SLOOP
DAM THREE BROTHERS, now lay
NJ lug at Devans' Wharf SAID
- 5ss.s.@.. sloop last fall was taken up on
a'r. Cotlrell railways, and was thoroughly ex-
ahmed from stem 10 stern, and found to be en-
irely sound she il an extra good sea yessel
mud takes great dislike TO a lee shore, and has
proved II many times ia company with others
that she has left behind During the last Is
months she has had 500 laid out on her she
has two good chains and anchors, n new siorm
SAT-, sqnare'ail and mainsail and iib, which
with IIllIe repairing, wall last with safety ore
year also, every thing that is necessary for
such vessel To have Tor use. I he sloop will
be sold on reasonable terms, at (, q or -
months, with good security. For further pnri.
cud7s enquire Of NM. 5. VOSE.
Aug. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
SHIP & NEWS.
PORT Of. NEWPORT.
AKI,gVED.

THURSDAY, Aug. 49,
Br. Brig Caiharine Frazio, Fish, from Pic.
tou for orders.
Sch RS Molly, Rogers, from Provid for Ken.
nebec; Anlillus, Staniy, Thomastown for Ne "
York.
Sloop Pilot, Handy, fm Barnstable for New
York.
FRIDAY, August 10Th
Bark Highlander, Mayborry, I'm Havana 9th
lnst: ior Providence. Sailed in company with
Sch'r franklin Greene, Draper, fir Mariel. ia
load. i.ofi ship Andrew Scott, Emery, dscg ;
Normn, Barton, for n. York, next day Siicy.
litz. Colloghan, wig fri WIN. Engs, Coc, do ;
Bark ". w. Tyler, Tyler, discg Brigs Cham.
pion, Dennison, ldg for New-York Cochcco,
for Boston, loaded; Daniel Webster, disog
Francis Annoy, for New-York, soon Havana,
dlscg Madas, for Baltimore, on the 7th Ply
mouth, discg; Prince de Joinvilc, Gardncy.
ldg ir Nothorn port.--Sch's Cirrus Hill, for
sale Gen. Warren, dseg; Bell, Moore, from
New Orleans, discg.
Brig Hazard, Woodman, fm Piciou, for or
Iers.
Sch'rs Pelican, Colburu, I'm Pictou for or
ders +; Ranger, Showers. Bangor; Marion, Her
bert. do for Sou,hold, t.l. Georgia, Pendleton;
I'm Prov. for Bangor; Cora, Lawless, Norfolk
for +, River;
Sioops Viglant, Heath, and Rienzi, Durfrc,
fin PRAY. for Ncw.York Tccumsel, Chiids,
do To go on the railways Belle, Gayitt, Paw
tuckct; Emily, Souihard. Connecticut River.
SATURDAY, August 2Oth.
SloopS George Washington, Smith, fin Prov
for Norwich; Hudson, WiusIow do. for n .
Bedford Essex, Durtcc, l'aIl River for New
York.
SUNDAY, Aug. 2lsi.
Hch'r Ebrona, Dodge, I'm Bnngor Tor Provid.
MONDAY, August 22d.
Sch'rs Francis, Long, lm Calais for u market,
Coral, Blanchard, Bangor for do.
Slooo Charles, Ash, fin Now.fork for Provid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
NOTICE

The Ladies of the Convocation Society
respectfully ininrm their friends and the public,
ihat the articles remaining after the late Fair,
have been deposited at Mr. WIN. James Til
loy,s Store, No. l65 Thamcs Street, where
they will bo sold at reduced prices.
August Goth lSI2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

ARRIVAL FROM FRANCE OF
MADAME ADOLPH.

EN!IlS celebrated and unsurpassed phlloso.
pher, lute from Boston. New York, and
Providence, has the pleasure 10 announce tc
the ladies' and gentlemen OF Newport, thai
she will make a short stay at Mr.. T0wnscnd's
Hotel. where she has taken splendid apart
m"nts for the accommodation OF he: visitors
who vii! be politely received By ID D,c,or
Adolph, and unobscrved by the eve ol lhc
world conducted To Madame Adolph's parlors.
She does net pretend to be piieh or fart une
teller. bui will BY her universally scknowl.
edged skill in Physiology. Physiognomy,
Phrenology, aud Philosophy, inform those
who will investigate her ialepts of their lead.
ing transactions of the past, the present and
the future, whether they are married or not.
what sort of husbands or wives they vii get.
and describe their dispositions, notions, etc -.
as it she had kunwn them from lJhh. She
delivers also printed examinations. Price
reduced To so cents.
n B. Private entrance, in PELHAM Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
RHODE ISLAND COAL,
on 3dlliStrr's 0albdrf.

V>HE subscribers have Quaniity Of this
Coal engaged and now landing on Ban.
lSicr's Wharf; it appears much better than
any before received. being less slate and bet
ter seasoned than hereiolor,. Those want
ing C"nl, particularly for Stoves. will find it
a satisfactory article. Price Sl,75 per ton
Of 22l0 lbs. in The clean Lump. Orders left
with ~ at our store. or with ELUAH SnER.
MAN JR., on tho wharf. will receive aiten.
ton. WIN. G. COZXENS & co.
NcwDort August %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

MUsIc.-We are requested to men
.ion that Mr.. Fitz is in town, and will
meet the children of the Public and
Sabbath Schools at the Town Hall,
every day, at half past 8 o'clock p. M
during this week and Lext.
The Cd No. Of the "Cold Water
Magazine" of which he is joint editor,
has been published, copies of which may
he obtained Of Mr.. WIN. A. Barber.
The magazine is devoted to the TEN
perance cause, and contains much in
tercsting and agreeable matter. Terms
81 per year, monthly.
MILITARY SERvIcEs-An advertise
ment in another column, will inform the
men entitled to pay for military services
during the late insurrection, where
they will receive it. The whole mum
bcr Of persons who have been returned
for pay for military services is about
4, 100, and the aggregate amount of
their pay will be about S23, 900.
OniQ.-The Legislature oi Ohio re-
Gently undertook to district tho State,
according to the new apponionment
The locos, who had a small majority in
both Houses, attempted the gorryman-
dering system, and the wings seeing no
other remedy to prevent it, resigned in
IL body, leaving both houses without a
quorum. New elections will inmedi-
aicly take place.
The U. S. steam Ship Missouri, which
it is said was to have proceeded to this
port from New York, was spoken by the
North American, at Boston, Monhc-
gan bearing N T.. by n. 10 leagues,
10Th inst. bound TO Castinc.
We are compelled to omit in this
considerable miscellaneous
matter, which we have in type.
Lord Ashburton has arrived at New
York.
Mr.. Samuel Colt made ap experiment
with bis terrible explosive engine, at
w ashington, OH Saturday, which was
completely successful.