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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
NEW DRY GOODS, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DECEMBER, 1872.

bEeENBER, lSl2
- II. JENKINS il opening from auction. n
large addition bis very Dry
Good. r''-'' ''"'' "''' s'''' '' ''''''"s
1000 pieces caleos all prscs from TO- and iai et.
com. rsins choice ass3rmen; II -yss and qualities.
1000 Blanset- Q. % o. Gi. IS "a re AMI higher
100 PAIR bed Blankets - g. s. and higher
100 pieces white AMI red Flannel zoe Cd and finer.
Ln-ry- istc. d.. poe q 3D.
ksrslys ior Is 2O- CD
zoo piece heavy sarn"ts fon u od - o. IS and finer
C.5h' 'i,sn-rss and Vesurz-. great bargains.
goo halr- Cotton Olnbur,s. Nos. and >
the finest made ~
1000 wa. Mogsan. ats 3d. -. .. 3d. and finer
Rich aH wool 'ip.I-.u. from 81 20 Is.
PLAID SI.ss iof ladies' Ife-s.-. 20 g..
5000 yas 0fII. tH. -ty OF sik. WON.
Elegant Velvet bonnet Ribbon. auI flowers
1000 linen Cambria bi.. 90 and j. Ga AMI higher
Crest hllm.n. 900 rlTHtHr- at - 80. p AMI finer
Lambs Wool and N-fr1 SHIRTS ara drawers.
stocks Gloves Shd C1lisr- Suspeniors &c. forming
ger ana mos extensive ''-"fngm ~ Do Goods 10 ur city and
will d" Dd wholesale retail Tor cash unprecedented
ee' dec l7-simop
I, j. 10 '' WoRrmSM MscarbER ,' co
NV BEDFORD Bicachcd winter oil, warranted sr
10 n DAVENPORT & ALLEN
new spring CaIicocs.
T received nov Spring ''leoe. a. beautiful styles Tor ch
Boz sni very cheap f0r r,sh, ny " MEREDITH.
4 - g'pIY oF BIeacIcd winter strnined Lamp
mrr ~. EusTAcE&soX
w LEADASD WINDOW GLASS:
, $50 kegs WHITE Lad 80. ! and Extra
goo boxes Wnt1w Gns-, assorted -IAg1Hio alle BY
g1i ALEXANDER DuvAL& 60.
~ ETSCEIi POTNrOtss.we have of sale Is bushel. Of
eli cRErTER rEhKE
HSUODiL ON fHE IRs,AHy ORGANS.-Lee
hBfuos 900 'hr Dsi. OF e Urinary Organ y sr Benjamin
g. Hf-~ A. r. surgeon tp thc Queen Prom The third London
EU SMITH DUtNKER NORRIS.
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BEArTlFrL GIFT BOOK.

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vernen respectfully requested of 900 persons under whose eye
ituay
important cheap WORK complete n one volume
royal DcyO containing about COO ot Letter Press and
five hunired Euruvinr-. gauty bound Price only
$3.50 per copy. Cost Of preparing ro work $4,000.
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t1 Nature, ART. and Wind,
Comprising complete Library n ucnf 1ui ku0vi
edge and u-ifdy nearly 500 engraving. consisting Views
Eifce auI great Arc'cctufe-
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Reptiles and tr objects T0za Nego
ye Mnsl fui Animal Kingdoms Carefully compiled by BOBT
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fuiff.0f 90 most contemporary prod rfuns.
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without which 900 bitter VIII he taken from ua Office
o. ". UARRpLD Richmond Va.
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" thNN'hhh -NiRGINA-At rules in tbs.
- once Of the Superior Cont Cancery for the Richmond CIR
Quit the 9th day OF March, Is4l "
John Thompson, IT, and Curtis Carter Plaintiff.
~ ichim and another, Dens.
he defendant above named entered his appearanr.
and given security according Of Assembly and the mis-.
q" us Court AMI appearing satisfactory evidence that ne 4,
% a" huiant oi TINS Commonwealth that the a IA
defendant do here held on the 1t MONDAY
IN June neat AMI answer the hill of plaintiffs and that COW
o ms order DE forthwith inserted newspaper pul ,h IN
the cry OF Richmond m Succeve and posted AZ the
'front.' door OF the Capitol City. cnpvLTes,,
NH li--wqw WN q st>nS ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

Frnarsry 2iru. 1913.
- ". JENKINS the attention n prfsons want
~. lafrlns new and fresh Dy Cool 10 examine The
following ltir'rs recently opened
IRISH Linens pieces CaIeoes an prices ou cents ~ .,
90 ig' cents and frrr
Cths MRS md Vs.'nrs OzuabHrr Benchsd and
Brown Frnfs 10 D. 10 &C. III widths brown and
lcaciri rsotrg- yellow Naukaes Umbrellas rilss or ladies
Drcs M0usns Handkerchief, n kinds cc goods 90
every detrnytpn &C. scng for CASH. BARGAINS ae sue 10
b. md al Ggi r. 49, JENKINS.
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CIV wM c. SANDS. c. G.

NlRGlNlA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks OF.
hee Of the Superior Court Of Chanee Richmond
Circuit the sixth day of March, 1873
Charles = Osborne prrn
against
VI. s. Normsn Tnneh under
Norman ana Courtney, and others. dcfs.
The defendants above named having their appear
ane' AM given security according the Act Of Assembly
hu' 81 this Court and appearing satisfactory evidence,
they arc not inhabitants Of Tins Commonwealth II ordered
the sad defendants do appear
rst Monday june and bin plaintiff and
lt copy Of this order be forthwith inserted pub
shcd IN the city o Richmond successfully, and
posted at the font door NJ the C'pro said City
Copy-Tese,
WIN O. SANDS. e. G.
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BARGAINS: BiRGIINS!-Ecbruary lsi3.
CROUCH, BROOKS & HUDSON
CLERKS OF COURTS

'oFfEE Just landed 100 bags RIO. handsome quality,
- siorc-O hays prime Auguuna so Java and $50 lsuira
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
To Physicians.
DIR. RO. THOMPSON'S PELVIC CORSE


Ttcro bdOninaI Bandage.
For the Of Poapsus Uteri by External Pressure.
TENHE subscriber having purchased of DR.. Ro.
Il Thompson the right make and veud ms Pelvic Cor't
Utero Abdominal Bladsre for the Of Froap-gs Uj, failing
Of the wOnh respectfully theHi the o c
faculty, possessing advantages every KIND
for the purpose and their them. We
enabled them such prices Will place thea,
OF every patient.
The following certificates respectfully submitted:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

NI ATER-PROOf SHOES-Gentlclncn's proof Shoes
w manufactured by J. Miles Son Of Philadelphia
rher has now IN very superior lot ofesc celebrated Shoes
such a. he recommend being th capc Shoe
The winter Gentlemen invited call and Judge for
Themselves. SAMUEL. Pt~TNEY
Dc Il Cned at,ay IJubh, g.rfp r.
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NIRGINIA.-At a Conrt of Anncnls hoId =,

"
e MIt OF sene aeas heretofore revive these an
peas IN the maine of Egbeu Watson administrator de bopi-
non WIN e VIII anneNed Of the appellant being returned
% on he appellee Joel Nancy and appearing the atac-
w" ~ ule ,'uIt mat he Is not nhabitant Common
N'ah IN The motion OF the said Egber Watson by coun.
mat the said appellee Joel Haney appear on the
IN Niay next 10 shew Gauss, Il he
appeals shah be revived and be pr,cel. IN 4, ,h
name OF the SAID Esbet r. Watson aforesaid and
ua cory 81 this order be forthwith neNspaper
printed IN the city OF Richmond continued for two months sue
ee" and that another copy posted at the front dor
NJ the Capitol ~ the said City.
Copy-Tese
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

HAY.-3OO bales landing, for sale by
d-i boyd EDMOND DAVENPORT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
0hiO--Final Report.

We have already announced tho result o
me election Of members OF Congress il
ONO, ~ which the Wings carried p,pe dis
'ilcts out OF tweniy-onc--n larger number
Than was expected or could have been res
sounbly anticipated under The extremely ON
Just arrangements OF the districts by the las
I.ocoioco Legislature, in which all consideru
l'ons of fairness and propriety were disre
garded IN the single aim Of providing as fal
as possible for the election Of Locofocos
In carrying, therefore, nesrly a inoiety of the
members against such odds, the Wings sue.
ceeded beyond their hopes.
But IN thp election of members Of the
state Legislature, although the spportion.
ment o! tbe representation OF the different
counties had been iniquitously distributed
with the same party end, the Wings exceeded
,heT success IN The Congressional contest
They have elected a majority of nise mem.
6ers OF the lower House over the pure Loco.
iocos, a minority Of hoeiee including three
mfeprndents but, without the latter have
a majority Of the Legislature on joint ballot
This ls triumph of which the Wings of the
state have just reason to he proud aud will
inspire their brethren throughout the country
with sanguine hopes Of a more glorious tri
uinph IN the great contest OF next year.
lnteltigencer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

Mr.. Adams passed through Utica, on Fri.
day afternoon, on his way to Cincinnati, where
he is to lay the corner stone Of an obscrva'
tory.
Lieut.. Addison Il. Tsliafer.o, who was re.
Gently tried by court martial, at Norfolk, has
been scpicnccd TO be cashicrcd.
The philu. Sun states iha, J. Washington
Tyson Esq, of Philadelphia, has been up.
pointed Assistant Postmaster General, in
place OF Mr.. Bryan, who succeeds TO Mr.
Whii,lcsey's place as Auditor in the Post
Office Department.
The Boston Post says that the amount OF
duties paid last week at the Boston Custom
House, was 100000.
Dr. Hawkes., of New York, has accepted
the pastoral charge Of church at Holly
Springs, Miss.
.fudtbon tho distinguished naturalist had
reacbed Lexington, No. on his return to s.,
Louls, with boni-load of curiosi,ics.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
Fall Arrangement
FOB PROVIDENCE AND NEWPORT

\ -mxn The steamboat 10.
A-A LAS, Capt. Benz +
,,sS2s5:ttla-,ysK Woolsey. will leav,
Newport and Provi
denco as follows, until further notice
Leave Newport every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday morning,at L0.o'clk
I Leave Providence every Tuesday
\ Thursday aud Saturday morning, at TO-
( CLOCK. FARE 7j Cents.
! N. b. BY this arrangement passenger'
can leave Boston every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday morning, at & O'Clock and ar
rive al Providence in time to take the lolas
tor Newport same day D: also leave Newport
every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday a.
10 O'Clock, aud arrive at Boston same after
noon.
| Passengers can leave New York every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at 4 o'clock
r. IN, and by taking The accommodation
train Of cars from StoninSton the follow ing
morning at O'Clock, win arrive at Provi
dence IN time TO take the Ioas for Newport
same day, and can leave Newport every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. at 10
o'clock n. m, and arrive at Providence in
time to take the Accommodation train of cars
for Stonngton, at 2 O'clock p. IN. aud arrive
at New York next morning. ~
o. Freight Of all descriptions taken at
less price than on any other conveyance.-
To prove the truth of the above make appli-
cation on board. Nov. 9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

HAYTI.-We have lie Manifesto of Oc,o.
ber lst, containing the proceedings Of the
Constituent Assembly up TO that date. On
the 25,h ult. Herara, Pre.idcn, of the Pro-
visional Government. sent a message TO the
Assembly, recommending an amnesty for
political offences. After an exciting discus
SION, The Assembly, wi,hon, taking any ques-
ton, proceeded to the orders OF the day.
| On the 27ih, the House voted, by a majority
of four votes, the indemnity demanded by
those who had sustained losses on account OF
the public service during the revolution. The
passoge OF this act was vehemently contested
on the ground of financial embarrassment, and
the pressing demands of France Tor paymen,
Of the instalments due to her by ,rcaly.-.N
Y Jour. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct 80, ls<3.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser A. Patriot

Al Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores,
200 She-p, aud 1850 Swine.
! PRicFs-Beof CaltIe-We take pleasure in
noticing three beautiful fat Oxen, fed, by J
Brown, Esq. Of Ridgeway, Orleans County, NJ
T., ono ofwhicl took the first premium at the
late Iair at Rochester, N. Y, and acknowi.
edged TO be- tho fattest Ok ever offered for sale
in Brighton. Sold to Mr.. s. II. Bepnaii, price
not Ruhlic. We quote to correspond with last
week, viz few extra 4 30 tirg. quality "a
% second quality 3 20; third quality,
2 80 u 3 so.
Barreliny CattIe-Mcss 3 % No. !, 2 so;
No.2 e3.
storss-Two year old $s ale; three year
old $ll IL.
sheep-saIes quick small lot from 75c to
! so. Wslhers from 25 to So.
Swine-Lnsi weeks prices were not sus.
tanned; lots to peddfe 4c for Sows, aud sc for
Barrows. Old Hogs from to 4ic. AT re-
tail from Al 10 &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

WINTER IN EARNEsr-We supposed thai
we were doing pretty well here in getting uE
a IL hours snowstorin on the Odd Of October
But It was nothing to what our Vermont
friends accomplished on the same day. We
are indebted to the politeness of our postmas.
ter, Mr. Wassop, for slip from the East Ran
dolph, (Vtl p. O., to the following Effect
Albany Journai.
EAST RANDoLrH, W., Oct "a.
Snow fell here yesterday two feet. II is
now, on q level where il has not dri,cd, TWEEN.
ty inches The drifts in some places arc
four feet deep!
ALFRED HEBARD, P. NJ.
q letter from Williamsiowp, Vt. to q gen.
lleman in this city. un1cr date of Oct. %,
says;--
alt commenced showing yesterday after
noon, and continued until seven, p. NJ, this
day. 1t IS eighteen INCHES deep on the low.
lands. and tyeniy-iour on the highlands-a
real Northeastern; first rate sleiehlng--P Post.
FIRST SLETGHING-On Sunday snow fell at
Quebec throughout the day, remaining on
the ground sufficiently deep to afford carrio.
ing to q few eager jaunlers. Yesterday an
East wind, and a sprlnkling of rain, caused
The snow to disappear, and to day we haye
weather. betokcnng the Indian Summer
Mercury, Oct ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

ln Ibis town, on the Goth ult Eresbor,
CoggeshaIl, infant son Of Mr.. VIM. A.ger
aged 5 weeks.
In Providence, on the 18th ult.. Elizabeth
Webster, daughter of Rev. Edward Peterson,
IN the Sth year other ago.--On tho 2Sth ull
Mr.. Benz. w. Robbins, in the Goth year OF
his asc.-3Oth, Mr.. Samuel Hawkins, in the
Goth year Of his pge.
ln North kingslown 22d uIt., Mrs. Martha,
wife of jonathan N. Arnold, Of that town, in
the 54th year Other age.
In Foster, lelh ult., Nathan Hopkins, Cd, in
the 4lst year Of his ago.
At Sea, on board ship Louisville, on her
passage from N. Orleans to N. York, John c.
Waldron, of Bristol, r. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

Ird"te 10 the late Hugh S. Legare.-The
Mayor Of Charleston has set apart the 7lh ol
November next as a day dedicated to the
ceremonies to be periormcd in honor Of the
memory Of the late HUoH s. LreARE. lie
has also issued proclamation recommending
tho citizens 10 close on that day oil places OF
business and amusement, that all may have
on opportunity Of participating in the pro-
ceedmgs.
A procession will be formed early in the
day and move of TO the Circular Church.
where an EuIogium will be pronounced by
Mr.. Preston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
M AA &GA @3E.

In this town, on tho 24lh ult. by the Rey.
Mr' Thaycr, Mr. Joseph Ashley, of Provi-
dence, 10 Miss Lydia Waterman Mason, eldest
daughter Of Col. Samuel r. Masun, of the
former place.
In this town, on Thursday evening last, By
tho Rev. Mr.. Smith, Ar. John Peabody, to
Miss Ann \, daughter ofMaj. James NJ Tuell
all of tins town.
Same evening, by the SANG, Mr. Joseph T..
Cranston, to Miss Sarah, daughter of Capt.
Abraham Brown, all Of this town.
IN Jamesiown, on Thursday ovcning last,
by A. Potter, Esq. Mr.. John w. Potter, to
Miss abby IL. Remington, both of. "'
In Proyidence, On the 29th ult, by the Rey.
John +. Risley, MIR. Abel Shorey, Jr to Miss
Mary Ann RisIey, all of that city ="
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

VERMONT ASYLUM FOR THE lNsANE.-The
seventh annual report is just published. The
institution appears TO be in q very Hourishinp
condition. 22i patients have enjoyed its nd
vnn'ages the pnsi year, IS have been dis
charged. and 136 now remain. Of the recent
cases, a ~ per cent. have recovered, while
OF The chronic or old cases, only 80 I-3 per
cent have recovered The tcrma nre fixed
at 81 per week, or 800 per year, if the pa.
llent remain So long in the institution
Patients from other states are receiyed on the
same terms as those IRON Yermon,.-Bw.
hngtop Free Press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

AZ kings,on, Jamaica, 2Ist Sept sehr Frank
IN Green, Draper, hence I'd, discg.
va at Boston, 23d nt.' ship Eben Prcble,
Perkins, New Orleans, and sailed same day.
Arr at Savannah, i SlIi nlt Brig Robert Bruce
Gardner, im Baltimore.
Al Havana, 18th ult. Brig Poland, Smith,
nnc.; Echo, Messer, hence Sept. Goth, arrived
nth, and her cargo ren,aned nnsold 18th.
Sailed from Bristol, Goth ult. bark Huma,
Gardner, Savannah.
Passed Gibraltar, Sept 18th, Brig Conf.
dcncc, Bailey, I'm Malaga for N. York.
Arr at Balizc. Honduras, lst ut, Schr War.
saw, Hall, fin N. York.
Arr at Mobile, 2lst ult. Schr Alexander,
Taylor, hence, via Key West
AZ Ascension Island, April Iftb,elip MAR.
TIA, Davenport, of ihi. port, II months out,
with 900 bbls sp oil. e o."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

RAILROAD ACcIDENr.-Thcre was COLI.
sion upon the Utica md Syracuse railroad
on Monday, between the up aud down trains.
1t took place about 2 miles west Of Chiucnan-
20, about O'Clock A. NJ. II was showing
heavily at The time and the trains weie not in
sight OF each other until within close proxmi.
'y. An effort was then made to prevent the
collision, but 1t did not fully SUCCEED. The
shock was not very severe, and but one or
two OF The forward cars were damaged. For
lpnately no person was injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

NAvAL.-U: 3. brig Boxer, Commander
BnIlus, arrived at lavana on the Sd ult, from
C'en'negus, IL deys passage, and sailed the
5th on cruise.
U. 5. ship Macedonian, Com. Perry, aud
Eloop-oi-war Saratoga, were at ST. Y,ncenis
Africa, April TO-: the letter arrived on the
9th uli.
The U. S. Sloop ofwar yincennes, and
The u. 5. brig Boxer, the latter from recent
cruise, were at Pensacola about the 18th ult.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

.7mericm ht,rcsis az China.-Tbo las,
number OF the Chinese Repository. received
a. the Office. states that Commodore Rear.
n'y. OF the U. $. irlgatc Constellation, has
lbd more official intercourse with the Chr
ucpc officers than has ever before been held
by American officers altogether, and this in
icwonrse has been conducted on terms oI
entire equality. Commodore Kenrnry lie =
wo believe, obtained tho objects soughi f,r ~
his coming here and II we are rightly inform
I'D. Indemnify Tor all lossc' sustained by
Americans ~ December last u in n fair vsy
81 being obtalned."- .Nwak Scnfi,,tt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

TENNESSEE SENATon.-On the 17th nlt
the Leg islaturc Of Tennessee elected Hon
Ephram Foster, of Nashville, Davidson
County, and Spencer Jornagin, Esq, of Nc.
MINI County, United Stntes Senators for
that State. Mr.. Fosters term expires on the
4ih Of March, ls45, and Mr.. Jurnagin's on
the 4lh of March, lS47. The former re-
signed his seat in 1889, rather than comply
with the Legislative instructions. Both we're
the Wing candidates before the last Lcgis.
lature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

The LATE CoMMoDORk CLAxroN.-Wc
announced few days since. that the remains
OF this gallant officer, who died in the service
OF his country while in command of the
American squadron in the Pacific Ocean, had
been brought to Philadelphia in The U. s. ship
Dale. We now learn, that under direction
from the Navy Department, the remains OF
Commodore Claxton will be forwarded TO
baltimore by the steamboat line. and on their
arrival they will be buried in Green Noun,
Cemetery. Baltimore Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

Mr.. Clay returned here yesterday
from Hardin county, where he had been
summoned to give testimony in law case
At Hardinsburg the people assembled in
great numbers, aud he was constrained d
to address them The concourse was
the largest ever seen in iha, county, and
Mr.. Clay made n most eloquent speech
tof, two hours, which was received with
a whirlwind of hurrahs. - Louisville Jour.
l9lst uii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

SAMUEL II. a. CHARLES LAWTON
- of the Town md County Of Newport
Tobncconisis. have this day mnde to the IN.
dersigncd, M assignment of all their proper.
~ Tor the benefit of their creditors. .-Thnsr
indebted to tho SAID =. u. a. e. lnwton
ore requested to make immediate paymcnl
aud those having clain,s. 10 present them TO
". v CRANSrON. } 3,,;...
w ~ CRANSrON, N'B"""
Newport, Nov !, lcl3-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
Domestic Goods.

iiomespun Flanncls OF every kind and quail
~.
Wooden Stocking yarn, complete assor,.
ment.
Shooting. sh'ring1, very stout indigo blue
checks, knitting coiions. fine KIM wooe,
hosiery and ni'tens. Gotten nanncl,. coito,
bats. bedllcks, Kcn,ucky Jeaus. negro cloths
carpet t"lne, cotton yarn, &c. &c.
The Carpet Room has been rcplcrishec
wI'h snptthne u common oatpeiings. hearth
rugs, B'ckings, painted floor cloths, s-i do.
mesilc chomber carpcung, list do.
~ a lot of burnt collons in pieces ol
various Sizes, from the late fire 10 Pruvi
deuce.
Almost cvcty article that is ever found IN
y Dry Goods Store, mny hr hal at this. III,
goods have been selected wnh rrcat care
and attention. and vii b. snld ~ cheap o..
can be found IN tlils town ~ ufolscwhurc.--5w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

U. s. Senator from Missouri. Hon
David II. Atchinson has been appointed
by Gov. Reynolds u. S. Senator from
Missouri, TO fill the vacancy occasioued d
by the death Of pr. Linn. The St.
Louis Republican says
"The Governor, we suppose, has
been induced io this course ~ the most
easy way oi dspos,ng ot one who nigh,
have been a lormdablc "pponcni in The
reelection Of Senator Benton. 1t was
certainly from no good will between the
Governor and the nppointee, that the
selection has been made"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

The Boston Post says all the cotton factory
stocks, and especially the Lowell, have ad
vanccd greatly in price within n few months
and are still rising. The causes of this sud
den ndvancc-nmounting to fifty per cent, il
romarks-are to be found in the opening OF
The China market, which swep. of surplus
stocks, the low rate Of wages paid the opera
lives, and. withal, an unusually low price of
The raw material.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

fAss'TT, accused Of causing the death of
Tutor Dwight by stabbing, has proceeded to
Ne" Haven without waiting for rcquisiton
OF the Governor, 10 surrender himself to the
civil authorizes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

The steamboat Rushigh', formerly Of
this place. while at the wharf IN Brooklyn,
N. Y, one day last week, burst her boiler,
and scalded the captain and several of the
hands very severely. She was at the time
employed as ferry boat between New York
and Brooklyn, but had been previously used
as tow boat.