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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
From the Dsnriiis ReporltF:
FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED

That Mr. McDufie. At present one Of the Deinoefs,-
!. h'e saders, made Report IN Congress. IN 1884.
showing tho Go'etnmeh Isd dst tot} millions Of DOL
lars for want Of a United States Bank:
That ! s ont Of 22 ofths m-mbefs d tho Cohvohtion
which framed the Constitution voted for tho L. States
Bank
That John c. Calhoun. the r.Lable candidate of,he
i'ocos Tor the Pr sdency. voted fof the Bank in 1916
that 1t was child of his own nursing having drafted
aud reported the bill for its establishments and svinr
in 1884 advocated extension Of its charter t Years
anger: that Madison signed the bill lot u. blank,
IN 1915; that Jackson even, said he wat in hvorof
Bank at the .c'y time that he oppbaed The late Bank.
spirit Of hostility ~ Diddle thu President oil that in
slIuon, having been engendercd in his bosom bscanss
the latter would not permit the former rts,t the man.
nrr 10 which its affairs should be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The destruction Of the bes, currency and the most prus-
porous times that the world has ever known:
Ihatnany Democrats are opposcd to 1 Tariff and
consequently in favor Of Direct Taxation Of the peope
for the support Of the General GoyefnneMi in addition
to the heavy State and county tax which they are al
ready required 10 payihsre being hut two ways kaowa
Of providing for tho Federal Itessdty, namely, BY
tariff levied imported articles which cbne into d.
rect competition with our dginrstij productions
and paid voluntarily by those who ehooss IL purchase Il
the aid inspirations and the other by tsaes inpossd
direct on the people for that PURPOSE.
That every President which we have had nom Wssh
ngon (who signed the first tariff billy down, have all
been in favor Of the tariff policy a advocated by the
Wings at present. and opposed ID the free trade" no.
lions of the Iocos on the present day.
That the expenditures Of the General Government
;shch averaged 81 millions ofdolars bel annum under
the economical Democratic dynasty Of Van Buren, have
been reduced nearly one half BY shs Wing Congress.
and appropriation for the present year do exceed IL
millions
And more than this. ,han these, amp that fshs
fate Democratic Legislature had remained monhs
IN Richmond doing nothing but pass an oods bill
cost OF $2O0OO to the People, and had refused
receive the 937 600 Of the land moneS (which two
sums amour, to exceed tho taxes laid by them,
no necessity had existed for tho passage Of that orpes-
slvs and psrncions measure, which has incurred the
dspeasure Of nearly the whole COMMONWEALTH. many
Of the Democracy even in various parts Of the State,
having come decidedly in opposition alike to the tsx
and it's authors.
a Dsmocra. Of Essex. in the Wilig. says he would
ride GOO miles to vote against the party which imposed
the apn unjust aud uns-
S91I1I ~ ~! ~ nsisIy Pses;1
z. years q pdnosfslis sis'sI< = 49,
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Concord Female Seminary.

uNflE commencement of the session Of this insti
tuition is postponed till the LIST day Of May next,
when may be expected 10 commence. and continue only
hve m"nths. instead Of 81 months previously ADVERT,
srd under the superntende Of Alss Caroline Good
via, al Fnm,lc, lady well justified aud approved
ns a teacher.
Tho terms viii be ihe same heretofore, viz:
For Reading, Writing Arithmetic, So pr session,
Fm E"slish Grammar and Geography IS per do,
For the higher branches Of English q" per do,
Students may enter a, an; time during the session,
and will be charged for the time, till the close Of the
session, without deduction for absence except in case of
po,raced sickness; but is desirable that all sd en-
ter at the commencement. This Seminary is located
!" the neighborood Of old Concord and Salem Churches.
in the county Of Campbell, where board may be h,an
I'd on reasonable terms. in respectable fanilo, eonys
eisnt to it. WM HAMNERSlY
Prs'ident ofhe Board of Trustee. Of {. F.S.
April "a 2,
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.N'OTICE,

M C.1.vYSTERS, Coffee and Spice Can
, ~ listers, Bath Heaters, Bath Tubs, Summer Da
'srs, SC. The subscriber would respectfully call the
attention Of the public TO his assortment Market
street. leading to the bridge. and door Mr. Ches
ley tiardys chair factory, where he is determined to
SELL on rs good terms. be had any where else
W Cutters, Sp,ung. Roofing, House Work, and all
ether kinds Of Tin Work. manufactured the shortest
notice.
The highest price even for old Copper and Pewter
JAMES b. ROGERS.
April 90 81
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DAY MORNING, APRIL ~, lsl:s.
Charles Phelps,
AUG ITO N EEN AND
COsMMxEERO.Ns .NEKCIl.1.NsT.

NAkES this method ofnformng his friends and III,
l. public, that he has removed his Auction aud Com
miss'o" House the three story Brick building three
dooS s~low Mr. John j. Puryiss corner. on the street
leading to tho Bridge.
For the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him
he returns his sncere thanks and he would respectfully
inform them, that in the future, he will attend The
selling Of
aseal and Personal Estate,
in and gu, Of Tow. dry Goods. Groceries. Fa,ri
t,"e. .Nseroes. Horses. Sc. g.. Sc.
Tie will also attend to the sale of 1obsrro at ,hs
Ware Houses, and receive in store Flour. Whiskey
Iron, &C.. SC.
lie confidently hopes that from several years expert
ence IN the Auction and Commission business. 10 merit
a coo,ino,oce OF their patronage.
Feb. Is IN
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VIEW. SPRING GOODS

Haze just rseeirsd at their ne,o cssh Store, Bank
| Square.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
They have ever had the pleasure of Offering before,
10 ,sh;ch they e,peciall, ;nri,e the
A TrEN ZION Of their frienu and the public yen
"A orally, as many Goods ard will be cold ~ per
cent lower than similar styles ax months ago BE
low are lew Of the articles eomprnng ,h.ir stock:
For the Ladies.
A beautiful assortment Of fancy colded Silks
Plain and fig ID black and blue -blacl Silks
Heavy India Saiins for dresses surriar quality
Black and blue black Alpaca l.nsle
ParlsIennes and Mouslln lie Lame,
italzorines, Zcnobia Musns Laws French Camhrcs
Mu,li"s, a splendid assortment oi Jaconess, CanSrcs
and white Gods of description. 500 pecss Cal
cos. from 4, cents TO the finest imported.
For Gen,lemen's Wear
4 superb stock Of Cloths. wool black, blue and fancy
colored; extra fine
Wool dyed, black, blue and fancy English and French
Cassimeres. Silk and Satin Vest,ngs
Gambroons and Linen Drings. very cheap
ALARGE LOTOF
Stocks !Scorfs, Fancy C,nrdi,. Susprnder,, Bosom,
and Collars, Of every style, quality and price.
Irish Linens, large lot. some extra fine
BO.N:NETS, FLOUERS AND RIBBONS.
Florence Braid Zephyr. plain and fancy Straw bon
nets, from the cheapes, To the Lcs, nanuiac,ured a
neat assortment French Sprigs, Wrea,hs and Flow
ers; splendid assortment Of Bonnet, Cap and Neck
Ribbons.
LNccS.
Thfoad I.sces. some very rich and cheap
Lsle and Bubineu l.aces. at all prices
Swiss and Jaconct Trimmings, gssd assortment
Cap Laces, great variety
Shoes.
Ladies' black moroccs, kid and colored Slippers.
Also, large lot Of heavy Mems Shoes
II ATS.
Cashmere, Fur, Silk, Wool and Palm, ali
qna,ie. - : " - '
Domestic and Cotton Yarns.
large stock of Domesties, from s. 6, aud cts to
the finest quality.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn Of the best Factory and the ;ery
lowest market price.
They intend to adhere strictly 10 the cash system
and all cash buyers will find il to their interest, tt
give their ST ock an examination before purchasing.
April2O 81
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SALE OF GROCERIES,. &c.

SAEFs VI u kHOC FIJI 1IS, &c.
'NHE subscriber intending to disco n,inue business
l. will offrrat COST HE stock Of GOODS, until
Friday the 2Sth inst, when the whole will be disposed
of at public auction. The stock embraces general as
sor.ment usually found in such an establishment. con-
ss,ng Of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Wines and variety
of other articles.
The Store, known as Of the most eligible business
stands in the town. will he rented to perma ten
ant on moderates terms. commensurate with the times
In making this announcement, j. hoped that those in
debtcd, will come forward and make payment.
PATRICK QUINN.
April 10 t2SA
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LIME! LIyIE!! l.IMUH.
AUCTION AND COM MISSION
BUSINESS.
.NELD.IkLE T.9LROT

sNEA WILLIE Is9LBOT
IL AVING removed to the house recently occupied
- by Mr.. John liollins. nearly opposite the Market
House, tenders his his friends aud tho pub
ic, as
Auction and Commission Merchant.
tie will attend to the sale Of Real Estate, Negroes
fiorses, and every description Of Merchandise.
lis acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
,roes as we'll as pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neighborhood, will afford him every facility
in the sale Of that species Of property. His spacious store
room and cellar. will enable him to keep good condi-
ion every article Of merchandise he may receive ON con
tgnment.
lie dcemst futile to make flourish of promise and
WILL therefore, only say that he will be grateful for pa
fona-e. and those who bestow it, may rely upon Justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes be offered for sale
either privately publicly. and board them at 25 cent.
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand.
REFERENCES
SnnOtson ". Daris, Sr. John J. P,rris
Richard 7Wee John Holm,
Mckinney s. .Mosby Henry Dnris
NC Corhk 4 Mcdaniel White, Inrdy + Urine
Burton T. Rodes Hancock L. .4dan,
Dec. IS 70
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NliE subscriber, being agcn, for III. sal. of those
:. celebrated Ploughs made by Ruggles. Nou,s 4
Mason "f Worcester, Massachusetts offers The ollvw-
ing descriptions. at factory prcos:--
Que horse hill side poughs atS7 Oo
Two do do do do ,t 10. so
E,N'Ts TWO horse hill side do II so
One horse common Plough At $50
NV" do do do Al 500
ihree do do do at / .W
rioughs OF common castings. al much less Prices-Cul
tvators and Corn shelters
Points to suit the vatious Ploughs always on hand.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Nov. 81 Ia
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I'VE are at this time receiving our Spring Supply Of
w China. Glass and Esrthcn ware, which will
make our stock large aud complete We invita- purchs
scrs 10 call and examine our stock and prices We
pledge ourselves 10 sell loc as articles Of tho same
quality can be purchased tor any regular house in this
town. JOSEPH u EVANSS r.,
March rs 10
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NOTICE.

VIE UNDERSIGNED would hereby tender their
l. thanks to the inhabitants of Liberty and vicinity
for former patronage and would say that they have fur
nlshcd themselves with good earse and will endeav
or t" accommodate all who may apply for Collins, or to
attend burials. b. FARRlAM & co
Liberty, April 9th, 1913. w3m
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& d M NJ = 3 ION MOU 8 T..
YNHE SUBSCRIBER offer. his services and brs,
Il exertions, as General Commission Merchant,
for the sale OF Produce, viz: Tobacco, Flour Wheat,
Sc, the receiving and forwarding Of GOODS, and for
the purchase Of Groceries all who will him favor with
their confidence. His office is opposite the lower end Of
the Basin Bank in the house recently pied by Mcssrs
Brown and Taylor.
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH.
REFERE E.-Msssrs. Langhone 4 Afmistead.
J.ynchburg; Messrs. John & y. X. Stewart, Richmond
Mr.. Randolph Harrison, Goochland.
Richmond; April II - 2EGEHg !.
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.NEDEC.YL .V'<lTyCE

"HD1NsE1I sVV11QE.
VIE SUBSCRIBER having settled in l.ynclburr, of.
ers his services in the different branches of his pr,
'csslon TO the citizens If the town nd surrounding cn
Try lie may generally be found. during the day. a, his
ofcs in the front part Of the building occupied by A.
brans"rd ESQ., nearly opposite tho Franklin Hotel and
Al night, at the residence OF John Reyely, Esq
CRAWLEY FINNEY, NJ d.
Feb. 10 q
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Bacon and Castl ngs.
kdA0ll LBS. nice Family Bacon
OOOO ) Ton good Castings for sale low. for
Cash, by CHAS. PHELPS,
g doors beolo Pnrris's Co,rcr)
March % :.
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fMoIt OF the l.iie OF the r. Ke,'d. Rlcha
AVA Charming Movre. ~ D. by j. PIX. llensh,w
u. d.. for sale by PAYNE. GREGORY n co.
Jan. 90 =,
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TO MERCHANTS .a.V.D OTIKEK rs
ROOTS, sHOEs, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS, sc, &c.
UXOLEN.1ZE r. RET.IIL,
SPKlNG STOCK, lSl3.

SAMUEL PCTNEY takes this method of informing
~ his friends and the public at large that he is now
receiving, by various vessels. from Philadelphia New
York and Boston. very general and extensive stock Of
all the most fashionable styles Of LADIES' Gardeners.
Misses Boys, Childrens Boots Shoes Slippers Tray
ens Trunks, Carpet Bags. Shoe Brushes, Backing,
&c &c, selected in person. from the best and most
fashionable manufacturers in the Northern Cities upon
such terms as will offer much greater inducements than
ever heretofore, to purchase Goods in Richmond at pr-
ces that he feels satisfied will please and correspond with
the times. My stock shall always be found large and
desirable, and my prices low the same Goods can
be purchased any where in the Northern Cities for cash
respectfully invite the attention Of Western Merchants
to call and examine my stock, my new store, one
door above Hubbard, Gardner & Co., Main street.
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Boots, Sh,cs, Trunks
&C., &c.
Richmond, March 30 6w
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WISH to purchase five hundred bushels good Oats
u for which will give The market price In cash
MELVILLE TALBOT.
FOR obarrtls Tanners soil.
MT.
Dec. %. "
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PLOUGIBSi OaIlsBsNu Gs.OUGllS.!i,
w.
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CARkYALI.S! CARRYALLS!!
FOR SALE M CHARLES PlKLPS.
HAVE on hand. and will Continue To keep during
Il the Ssmmer and Fall, lot OF CARRYAil.S, made
BY an experienced workman.
For ferns-Apply to the subscriber, three doors lie
low Pusviss corner on the leading To tho bridge
CHAS. PHELPS. Auci.
April "a
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March Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
US & u AGA g SS.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Leaver, Mr., George w. Friend, oi
this town, to Miss Cynthia NJ, daughter OF
the late Mr.. Nathaniel Barker, of NJ iddletown.
ia Portsmouth,, on Tuesday last, By the Rev
Mr.. Edmnnds, Mr.. William T.. Trip, Of thi.
town, to Miss Mary Catharine, daughter OF
Mr.. William kuui, of Middlelown.
Ia Warren, on the 2lst ult, Shubael T.
Child, Esq, TO Miss Adeine Croade, both of
Warren.
In Providence, on tho 10th ult., Mr.. John
L. Douglass, to Miss Susan +. Brownell, both
ofP.-On Wednesday the 24lh, AIR George w.
Arnold, TO Miss Mary r., second daughter OF
the Rev. Mark Tucker, all Of Providrnco.--
On Thursday last, Mr.. George F. Springer, of
Providence, To Miss Sarah A. Reed, Of Bristol.
-2Ith. Mr.. William b. llcnshaw, To Miss
Elizabeth A., daughter of Mr.. Milton Cndy, all
Of Providence.
Ia Woonsorket, 2iih ult., Mr.. Wm Kelly,
of Mendon, Mass, To Miss Emolinc, second
daughter of Elisha Gaskill, Esq, Of Cumber-
land.
In Boston, Oath ult., Rev. Samuel 0sgood,
Of Providence, to Miss Ellen II. daughter of
the late George Murdock, OF Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

7
lh this town, on Tuesday last, of'cariei ic'
yer, Frances Matilda, twin daughter nf Mr.
tben W'nslow, aged years, . months and
- days. g, ,.,
IN bristol, on W wednesday morning me .4th
uit. Mrs Snsan'widow OF Tie iale CaP'; nom,
as VI. Mooro' ana daughter "' TIE late h'charu
smith, Esq usou vi years
IN IN warren %o'h "",, In'''P Ltw's' na'''s
:" ia''ahun"a' osed 20 years, ,ste Il Sea'''a"
on b"hfd Wna''hS sup !"ne, VI warren.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
Cutting ASparag Gus.

A correspondent OF the Southern Agrlcu.
turist says: | stumbled accidentally, and
from carclessness, several years since, upon
u plan Of cutting asparagus, which ! have
seen recommended very highly. The plan
is not to cut II below the ground, as usual,
but allow il to grow from fifteen inches To
two or three feet long, and cut off about onc
foot Of the top. By doing so, almost the
whole will be equally tender and well Tia
vored, while, in the old way, only an inch OF
two is catabc. II is a fact. that asparagus
does not become tender until il turns green.
always thought 1t poor vegetable, until
cultyo,ed it, aud gathered il as above (; and
now [ Gnd It one of the best.
] think, also, that there is q great deal more
fuss lpardon usc word rs unclassica, but vs!J
sxprcssive,l made about tue cultivation OF
asparagus than there is any need Tor. ]
would say. make beds three feet apart. lay
yonr roots about eighteen inches apart 10 ih'
su,y. haul the bed back upon them, cover
them we'll with fresh stable or other strong
manure, immediately. II you live On sea
ISLAND, and can make bed in snll land. you
will find IL thrive to your satisfaction; aud
# YOU live m the interior empty NIL refuse
salt ard salt substances upon your bed, os H.
specific manure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

FREMONT THEATRE SOLD AT LAsT.-The
Boston Mercantile Journal of Thursday says
Awe nro authorized to state that yesterday
afternoon, Messrs. Timothy Gilbert, 8. g..
Shiplcy, Thomas Gould, and William S.
DamrelI, purchased Of the Committee Of the
Corporation, the fremont Theatre, for the
sum offny Epe thousand dollars 1t is to be
rc.modelIed in such manner as to make j,
q convenient place for scientific lectures, &c.
and also for tho purpose of accommodating
the Church (Rcv. Mr.. Colver's) now worship.
ping at the corner Of fremont and Bromfeld
Streets"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
From the Boston Daily Dee.
AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE,

Anxious to benef. our readers in every
possible way that comes leglima,ely within
our province, we would DOW recommend TO
their notice an article prepared by Ransom
" Stevens, Druggist, which is fully deserv-
ing OF public confidence and every way
worthy TO be relied on. 1t is called the Dan.
delion and Tomato Panacea-compounde
Of steam concentrated extracts from nine of
The best medicines produced in the vegetable
klngdom--the dandelion, tomato and sarsa pa,
r'lla forming the chief hich
are we'll known and universally admitted 10
contain the most hea,hiul properties the sci.
ence OF medicine has yet discovered. From
our own knowledge and confidence in The
gentlemen who prepare the medicine, we
have no hesitation in placing the fullest re-
linnce in its virtues and recommending il as
one Of the best Alternatives now in use for
debiiiated system. Il is a purifier of the
blood and bowels, and excellent in all cases
Of indigestion, dyspepsia. loss of appetite,
&c. We have made trial Of its virtues. and
would say to the readers, do likewise.
For any thing in the druggist or apothc.
cary's line we would recommend the store
of these gentlemen as inferior to none in The
city; their high moral worth and strict integ.
ri'y being sufficient guaranty to the public
against any attempt at imposition.
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprie.
tors, Ransom & Stevens, Armory Hall Build.
ing. 325 Washington street, Boston, and by
their agents throughout the country.
O. For more general idea please read
lhclr Address to the People Of the United
States, in another part of this puper.sfD
For sale in Newport by
X. X. HAZARD, Drur,;.,.
X. J. TAYLOR, o''gg'''''
Newport, Jnue ], lsl3-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

Tho great CoMEr OF lS43 is TO return in
about q years, Us6j,) having been found to
be cue oofcompsratively sbosi period, by Mcssr"
Walker and Kendall, Of tue Phila. High
Sc',ooI Observatory. The q. :. Gazette, in
noticing their communication on the subject
yo-'srday, says
We hal tins announcement of ~ discovery
htst made nj our new Observatory. We sin
ccrely hope that IL will turn out to he correct.
All the astronomers of the wofld have had
their attention turned towards this remarkable
,lsiter IA yet, we have not heard Of a sur
plso ftoln any quarter ia Europe or America,
ul the fact this da, anDouncnd. We think the
arguments advanced 10y Mossrs. Walker and
Kendall, are ingeDioirs md plausible, and Ih.
,le short uf demonstration. We are mtonishcd
=, the amount Of labor perfirU,ed at our new
Observatory The calculations for this Com
., alon. hiI morc than hats dozen folio quires
of closely 'uled paper. We Trpeat It again
W.. wish the now Obseryatory succcsh-
rhoy e,psct that the Comet will return Sean,
aud be jsibl, about new ltsr, lrUJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
West Point Academy.
War DEPARTMENT, May Ii, l843

WAR DEPARTMENT, May Ia, l843.
In order to obtain the customary in
formation as to the discipline, course of
studies, and general state and condition
Of the Military Academy at West Point
the following officers Of the Army will
compose board for the inspection of
that institution for the present year.
Major General Winfield Scott.
Brevet Brig. Gen. G. nj. Brooke, Of
the Infantry. ..
Col. James Bankhead ofthe Artillery.
Capt. A. Mordecal, Ordnance De-
pnrtment.
Capt. w. II. Swift, Typographical
Engineers.
Capt. II. Beaverton. Corps Of Eng.
neers.
Capt. l.. J. Beall, Rife Regiment.
Capt. j. c. Casey, Subsistence De-
partment.
Brevet Capt. w. G. Freeman, Adjt.
Gems. Dept. b. .. .......
The board will assemble at West
Point, on the 9th day of June next, for
the performance Of tho duty hereby
assigned them. j. M. PORTER,
by order; Secretary Of War.
II. Jones, Adjutant General.
Adjt Gems. Office, May "a, I843.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

UW be soM al Public AUCTION, on
THURSDAY, hs 10Th Of june mert,
al II o'ciock, n. NJ, on he premises,
he totiowing raiuadi, property, ri-;
'lNilE Dwelling House, 10, of land ond ont
buildings thereon, situated at the corner
of Thomas and Young streets. being the wei
known residence OF JonN G.. WHITtHoKNr.
the lot measuring eigbty-seven feet on
Thames. stree, and one hundred and p!pciy
feet OH Young street, together with q p,ccb
Of land, twenty feet square on Bowery street.
containing a fountain or reservoir OF water.
ALs0--Thc valuable building bot Al the
corner Of Thames aud Howard streets mcn-
suring 13 feet on Thames stree, and fs on
Howard street.
ALsn-Thc Estate in Howard street. c"n-
sstIng 0f Il Two story Dwelling llouse
nearly new, with the lo, on winch II slapds,
measuring 10 by 7s feet,
AIsO-immrdiaicy aftrr
The largo three story brick DwcllIng
House, situated at tho curucr ol Thames and
O"nuison streets, well known as the resi-
donce of SAMUEL WuirEHoRNr, the lrt
measures GQl feet on Thames aud 23l feet
"n Dennlson streets.
The particulars and terms will be made
known al The tine and place ot sale.
X. =. LEE, .fssignee.
J, G. SHAW, .1uct'r.
Newport, May %, lG4a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAy,M May 80.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot
At Market 2G0 Beef Cattle, 90 pairs Work.
ing Oxen. 90 Cows and Calves, 450 Sheep, and
llS0 Swine.
PmcEs-Boef Cattle-A small advance was
effected. A !ow extra were sold for something
more than our highest quotation. We quote
first quality, so; second quality 50 a 5 % ;
third quality, 25 "a IS.
Working Oxen-No sales.
Cows and Calves-Dull. Sales at $l2, $l5,
500, $23 and S27.
Sheop--Sales at so, So and 9 25.
Swinc-Lois to peddle AT 81 "A 7-sc for
Sows, and 8 "a u 7-Sc for Barrows; Atre.
tail from ) I.2to &c.