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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

MOUNTAIN NM LeHr BsLTIaoRR late Befhoorers
This well known commodOus establishment an'iaf 10
the Yelling community Of the UDnn has been leased ny the
subscribers who completely fitted and thoroughly reno
,,sd and rmrIli.bed Every comfort ana CON
that any Of they have bestowed on ns
old and house, and without entering into 81
xceence Of their various provisions for the comfort OF their
ae they confidently that establishment can saipass
them. . -. r. 10 ,a,
have reduce their charges from the former ne
and therefore state 81 25 per day well compe6sas
Sar contiguous steamboat landings aud the tern
nation of railroads. house Affords 10 the uaVee
r,eoter inducements than the "Fonntain mn"
w w. DIX, pYoo,eors
ARTHUR L. FOGG,
l6-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

ACES OF DISTINGUISHED MES.-Of the five gem
tlemen now spoken of as Candidates for nomination
BY the Democratic national convention, four Of them
(hlessrs. Van Buren,. Calhoun, Jonson, and Cass)
were born on 1872 They ure now therefore, 81 years
OF age.
Mr. Webster was born the same year; Mr.. Clay in
April of I777, Mr.. Tyler in 1870, John Quincy Adams
in 1867.
Sir R Peel was born in 1888, Lord John Russell in
1892 Lord Stanley in 1900 Duke Of Wellington in 1869,
and Lord Brougham in l119.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04
CHARLES THoMpsoS, Secretary.

Clement c. Clay, Esq of Huntsville (ate Senator
of The U. 81 has been appointed by The Governor,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama, to
fill the vacancy caused by The resignation of Henry
Goldthwai,e, Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

N.UNI lCELLo HOUSE, ~ CHARLoTrEsviLLE.-This
IA extensive Establishment long known as the Cehtrai no
tel and lately kept by Messrs. Han TeI, has passed into
the hands of The subscriber proprietor and now open for
the accommodation Of company IN style not sur
passed believes public hose IN the upper county
The SPACIOUS brick cdhce lately erected on the
with aud handsome nrniure;
and other OF the establishment "hch mas
bern thoroughly repaired and whi:cwased is now IN excellent
order for the accommodation OF gEts's
The stages great Northern and Western Route arrive
and depart daily from this house, where the stage Offices also are
kept :. -, =, ,,.... t..o,.
The Bar will always be supplied with the choicest Liquors
stored with proyende attended by careful and faithful Ot
lcrs -, ,u... ,,,, L,o.r a.
host for many ears the iana'od Oh
,he celebrated Warm Springs in Western Virginia lie deems
Than that and pronp, attention TO the comfort
Of his guests will be IN no degree impaired ne peats
20 evcfy oroper entertain IN an agreeable ana &C
ceI'ao'e "''""e' . JOHN FRY.
l6-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

c,IATE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
- for sale Lands Buckingham Court house This land
Of two separate tracts containing together 100 acres and
II. each about two miles Buckingham Court house,
enough 10 work both places with tho same hands.
Tweye or fifteen hands may worked advantage The Slate
river tract contains acres about $50 clearcd0ne hundred
acres Of Slate river bolo surpassed by none in
and fertility The high land Is undnlat-
rs most n( the land is but durable and free
from washing possessing quality highly eenve OF manure,
and we'll adaped 10 clover and platter. The improvements
his farm consist Of good story dwelling house. with eight
rooms passage &C. barn and Ieshne machine tobacco houses
ice house nd other necessary houses excellent spring at
ur water and young orchard Of wei selected it trees gar
den &c The other farm contains SD acrrs-lies remarkably
ys and well wa,eted strong and bold branches
ming through IT, ao,dpg fine meadow land also plant
land There is not Than hnudfed aud forty of
his cleared the aanee finely tmhrred This land produces
fine tobacco and fine manufacturing Alnd, and produces
wheat remarkably wel peculiarly adapted 10 wheat
ve ,lose who NAV purchase sc property to come
and view it, II this properly should not be sold privately,
will be exposed By public auction the s Of September
80 JAMES e. ,c -.
buckingham, July g. 1913. N-"4w
1rr- Wing requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

Upper APPOMA1"rOX CoMPANY.-.it meeting Of the
Tnster o the Upper Apromai'ox Company the 31 day
June. 1888 The following dividends declared, the
old Company dividend of dollars per share,
payable the 18TH day OF Angus and Tie Stock
end Of three dollars per share payable the 18th day Of
January
And Of till several articles reduced and fixed
follows, fish, sixteen barrel;
hare entered aud below Crnmps Mil!
per ogleai and wheat entered and below Cumps
Mil, bue: provided Of the
ces exhibit bill Of adins proving The place of entry
5. u. NORTON elk. L. A. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04
The Tro Machines.

On Friday last according to the challenge given and
az cep,ed, the contest off between Mccormick 8
and Hussey Reaping Machines. The Champ dc Mars
was wheat field of MIR. Ambrose Hutchesons, near 4
miles from Richmond, under equal sky and burn.
ing sun. The spectators numbered from 40 TO 90; and
principally consisted of farmers, who look deep in
tefest in the events of the day committee of five
were appointed Judges of the Lsts-and after The &C.
zion vas over, they made up the following report,
which we have been requested TO publish. We are
also advised that the two machines will again be run
together the wheat fields of Tree ill the beautiful
farm O. william H. Roane, Esq, where those who
feel any curiosity this Interesting subject, will have
fair opportunity of testing and comparing the opera
tons Of The rival Machines. We requested by the
proprietor give general invitation 10 farmers and
others, 10 attend this experiment on Wednesday, ITO.
monow)
REPORT.
The undersigned were called upon, at the farm of
Mr. A Hutcheson, to witness the performance of the
wheat reaping machines, invented by Cyrus II. Nc
Cornlick and Obed. Hussey, and TO decide upon The
merits Of the same. We unanimously of opinion,
that both Of them are valuable Inventions, and richly
merit the encouragement of the farming community. y
They bath performed most admirably The Commit.
lee feel great reluctance in deciding between Them
But. upon the whole, prefer McCormck's.
c. W GoooH,
w. r. RoAsE,
JAMES PAE,
CURTIS CARTER,
Jane 20, lS43. FRANCIS STAPLES.
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DEEiI,IAI.

The General Court adjourned last Saturday. We
may hereafter notice some of its decisions
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$40 0O0 1c0rM If DRY GOODS selling of cheap, fol

ID H. JENKINS will offer great Inducements To purchasers,
either BY olesar RETAIL closing the the
largest and most stock Of Dry Goods in the city He
as ouened within hundred packages OF New
purchased at unparalleled low prices consisting Of Nan
Seens beached unbIeached shngs and sheeng. Cot
ton oznaburgs 5oCoO yards ca'icccs from T. 30 = 10 aud
auction ,e ,,,f
I,tu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

By Iron Steamboats,.
rrJ,E undersigned beg inform the public generally
that the above Line esabisled and will commence
running abont The Goth of July The precise day shall be here
arr nuLshed The boats will be OF the best character fol
comfort safety expedition and will afford such facilities
The through way travel as will insure satisfaction.
Through from Richmond lynchbufg Ia miles, IN % hours
., ,"..Iiv CHARLES DlMMoCK co.
" p;el,mond JuIv A. 1912 l6-2awly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04
July 1

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SAfE.-Derrm,ned
moving Missouri Offer the following property sale.
viz: The Land which called 'PLEASANT
GROVE" situated in The county of Cumberland, Ws's RI
Caersve containing 65 by old
vcy There good Dwelling Iiousrs with the usual out
houses BARNS stables &c &C. From aO TO $50 in ORR
ena growth remainder good cultivation, being mostly
well clover. II is well adapted the gsowth OF
tobacco With d years experience, ;hnk II as heat
THY as any place in the county, Adjoining offer large Manu-
featuring Mill recently repaired compete with pair burns; and
Corn m which, with good management is worth from $50 10
1926 bbs toll corn per year Attached The m Tact 81
excellent land AZ Of which in original growth the
remainder Tobacco lot. II has excellent saw Mill Dwelling
House. House The pond ls been Standing nearly 100
years and year i there lost ia. the want at
water Land, consisting of 1870 acres, miles above
the first described Also half the Of
cacrsv.ie good dwellings, outouses &C.. will
The property separately together, very
reasonable terms, taking into consideration THE fines"
THOS II. WALTON.
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Charlottesville, July 4, ls43. To-
DRUsT SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY by virtue

rT,RJIsT SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY virtue OF
4 Deed OF Trust from Edmund T. Wckham, Esq, the un
las Tsier IN Of the reqns
ton o majority Of the creditors secured by the deed OF ust
will sell by public auction The highest bdder rout
for cash on THURSDAY The 9Th day Of this month, Juy,i
O'Clock in the afternoon. the Exchange Hotel, in this city,
IN. said the Estate Of his father the late
Iobn Wckham Esu That interest consists undivided
twelfth part Of the Estate of Mr. John Wirkhm, which
nrsrs large Of valuable property In the city Of Rich
The five Estates James River and Iuckaoe Creek
hundred and fly slaves other personal property the whoe
shall sell The Interest," held by the creditors in the plantation
ON The Pamnkry River hanover called South
Waes-tbat interest Estate for the life of Edmund F. Wick
ham Esq The plantation has been rented for ten years from
the first day January last clear annual rent of $3.50 which
. perf-cty seced that by life insurance. which may be
Erected The investment may be made andng seven per
cent STOCK on $1,000 For This property the purchase money
me- required on the day Of November next the purchaser
negotiable note endorsed and receiving aconyeyance
" hen the purchase money Is paid
shall be prepared the IC day Of this month"; at my office, TO
make dividend Of the FUNDS winch have accrued from the sales
already made. JAMES LfoNs, trustee.
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Jaiy 4

A SMALL FARM AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR
SALE.-n consequence of continued and increased inds
posjtou determined 10 dispose OF the farm recently
chased of Mr. Benz Sneed II situated in The county Of
Abrmare side of the South West Mountains about
fur miles from Charoiesvle, and the Immediate neigbo
land highly esteemed for lis productiveness
The tract contains 22 hair Of which land,
part Of which land portion of the balance suscepr
be the al clover ana plaster The siua
lion IL commanding; the dwelling house
dous eight and other outhouses
including good, Barn and good Ihrcshing Machine
Near TO- but detached from the Farm is lot continuing
Blacksms Shop and Store iIousc. The stand good
one for smith, inuse has been used such
year or past. This lot will be sold either with detached
from the Farm.
The situation peculiar advantages professional man,
teaching school the neighborhood being
ions and children
will sell the property the highest bidder, Satur
day. the fifth day of August next Until then, will p
who wish purchaser and, should
sale be effected. due notice W he given
shall, require cash. the 2i Of December next when pos
session vii be given thousand fourteen hundred dollars the
balance in and two years
win sell the Thesng Machine, which good and new,
any person who wishes 10 purchase
JAS. C. LINDSAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

COMMISSION HUCSE.-lhc subscribers partner in the late
~ Of Eagwcl, Smith Jones, respectfully announces 10
the former friends ard spondcHis Of that ru the pub
lie generally that he Will Commission House Rich
Of Jny-and hopes his long experience
tobacco and their kind patronage
fulurepiedeinc his unremtted aud prompt attention, and
satisfaction business committed Ia
lis Office ~ he the Northwest in front OF
Shockoc Wachouse He respectfully refers Mr. John Smith,
Jr.. aud Mr.. John W. Basweil JNO JONES
RicIimcud June sOt, l6--tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

n-y-JAMES J. BlNtORD ALERT &. BfNFORD have
formed Go Partnership under the r o. j. j. BlAFORD Co,
o II Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Bns
ness, stand, confnne themselves strictly sales for
cash city acrrptancrs.
Richmond, Isl July ls43. lf-st
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Deaths.
Died, Puird Throat: Friday the Both inst JosrpE
s., of Geo A. W. and Elizabeth Taylor aged years,
months and - days
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dissolution OF Co-PARTNERSHiP.-The undersigned.
~ composing firm OF Bnfords bacon Baskerville have
this day. by mutual consent, Dissolved their CONNECTION
The will be used, future only In clos
ing business, which either party, heretofore author
lied 10 sign the
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RICHMOND MARKETs-July 3. 1919

pIruAnNn MApKcTs Iuv 1919
sr..o /. In ,.s ,,as e5 :, IN leaf 2 a 10 25;
6,s mann,,,im,,rr - a ga N'S'' D. ~
", = 'a. 1,n 70 - * ,x.. aud i, demand; CITY
y;,,s 80 Gov 81 ~ = ~ ~ "
~. aes,,c 7 ,s, .,.s en- /, az cents No sales
nan, 80 ~ e' ~ p' ~ - ~
t.os~ IS "a cents
NJ, N csn,s
a.. a. az car,s r,om vess.Is an dave,
p,s-roI"mn :. o. zoo H. casks crmnd 9, so on Basin
IMuGSI ! 10, = - e'
So, 81 nv The corno: In store 81 e.
Hos1cdeear $50; Swedes 80 So Country, 20; pig IS q
Nails a 4! cents.
FisH-HernBgs new cut, 81 81 a. 10, Tor MOL
Shad, o so
BrrrER.Fkin 10 cents; fresh ron ~ 10 GEMS c,
s"",n-N Orleans, 81 81 T. hico % 'oo' ST. So@,
80 a950
CoFFEE-aguira q 9 cents; Rio, ! 4 3 cents'
IEA-h0 4 lDD cents :.
MoLss.Es-New Orleans % "a cents Porto Hico - 70 cs
Brrr 81 j0aG-Mrrros s. 3-I.,Ms, 50 a . 50-VEALs,
sias. BERNARD PEYTOS.
IT, Fl DIR insneead in The tv If Richmond during the
nn,,t.y ending ann Inn. - =
6I7a barrels snnr,,;ne
~ haN oarse's DO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
M ALL S T A G {

A STAGE will continue to leave Newpor,
"A daily, Sundays excepted, at 81 o'clock
a. NJ. and arrive IN Fallrlver at l2 NJ; leave
Faliriver at | o'clock and arrive in Taunton
at 81 o'clock. The care leave Taunton a,
p. IN. aud arrive in Boston al 6 O'Clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A. NJ. and ar.
rive in Taunton, at 9 o'clock.--A stage viii
leave Taunton at % o'clock and arrive in
Fallriver at l2M.; leave Fallriver at | p. NJ
and arrives in Newport, at 4 o'clock.
This stage intersects at Fallriver with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives in New
Bedford a, "a O'Clock p. m.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun.
days excepted at 8 o'clock a. m.. arrive in
Fallriver az l2, leave Fallriver at | o'clock
and arrives in Newport at 4.
Extra coaches furnished at all times on
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newport to Fallriver, S7l
" Taunton SI75
New Bedford, SI,7j
-" Boston, $2,75
Way fare in proportion.
Stage Book ht Messrs T.. Towpsend's and
at llassard's Hotels.
X. b. KINSLEY s. Go. Proprelovs.
Newport, Sept, 3, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
DIR. ALLEN'S S RALS4.M OFHORE.
HOUND, LIYERWORT AND
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
0ISE1LlNl4IUN
and LIVER COMPLAINT.

EOLDs, Coughs, Splitting Of Good, Ca
/ ~ tarrh. qIGcuHy Of Breathing, Pain
ia The side, paLpitation Of the heart, opprss-
sio9 and soreness OF the chest, Phwisy,
Hectic Ferer, night speats, difficult and pro.
tEsf EIpectoration. and all GGeetigns cf the
Lungs, chest and Liner.
/ The Ilorehopnd, Liverwort and Plsurisy root
have ioT centuries been celebrated in the cure
of affections of The Lungs aud Liver. DIR. Al
len, after series of experiments, las been able
to extract from these medical herbs, u Balsan
which exerts wonderful effects III curing Con-
SUMPTION and Liver Complaints.
fQr children laboring under Inflammation of
The Lungs, CoIts, Coughs, Group, Quincy, and
sore Throat, this Balsam is OF great importance
During the winter Of 1880. rising Of one thou
sand families employed this remedy, ip tho
Eny Of New York. ! he consequence was, that
The number Of deaths among children was re-
duced to less than one half the usual number, MS
may be seen by the City Inspectors report ef
deaths.
/ Ia order 20 give the reader some idea OF the
efficacy Of This Basam. and how extensively il
is used, we here introduce the monthly report
of the cures in the month Of May, ls+l, and
published in the New ioyk ssn.
"Monlhy Report Of the cures Rerlarmed by
DR.. u ID. Aliens Balsa.n OF lIorehound, i.ly-
erwort and PIeurisy Root during the month of
May. II has culeA aud completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05

N r. g. w. NEWTON, are daily ,e
~. ceiviug supplies from New York, and
bayen .tofe the fofoEs ing ssSd,, which will be
soid-as usual-atei,isnie' low prices =. -.
TEAS gunpowdar, hyson. young dyson,
hyson skin, souchong and pouchong.
COFFEE-M Mocha, Java, Rio. Cuba, La
! SUGAR-double & single loaf, crashed do
/ Havana white & brown, clarified and pulverized
white, ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Muscoyado
brown.
! FRUIr-bunch cask and SultApa RaisinS,
Zante currants, cilron, pIpnes, dates, plums, al
nionds, walnuts, hlberts, oranges, lemons and
dried apples.
MOLASSEs sugar house, New-prlsans,
Npscovado and Havana.
! PROVISIONS-nIes s. prime beef s. pork,
Goldfish, flour, Indian meal, butter, cheese, lard,
picked salmon, hams, rice and corn.
! CRACKERS-soda,b butter. milk, sugar and
pilot bread
| PICKLES 8 SAUCES-cpcumbers mixed
capres, olives, Sardines, anchovies, MUSHROOM,
walnut and tomato ketchup, pepper sauce, cprrie
powder, Harvey sauce, John Bnll, d9., mpslard
aud ollye oil.
! SEGAKS-a grea. variety ol hne qualities
from Cuba.
SNUFF & TOBACCO Of all kinds in general
USE.
/ WINES & LIQUORS-pure for medical pur-
poses.
. SPJCES-pp,megS, mace, olives. cinnamon,
alspice, ginger. pepper and cayenne.
! PRESER VES-Canon ginger & West India
ET-CETERAS-gppnd rice, honey, Liver
pool salt, salt peire. salgraius, sal soda; brown,
white, CASTLE, white scented, palm y almond
soap starch, indigo. alum, n'icaronL verma-
celIi. tapioca, ground rice, eggs, sperm and
black fish oil sperm, tallow and wax candles,
mats, painted pals, canpails, tubs, matches
demilohns, bottles, stone jugs, cotton twine
bottle coGks, pipes, brooms, cider 4 wine vine
gar, lem9n syrup, champagne, Clare'' &c. sc
Aug, 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
For sale 4!Il4 or TO Let


nert,
IINHAT pleasantly situated stand IN liver.
ton, X. l., by The Stone Bridge, recent
ly owned and occupied as boarding. house
by the late Capt George Lawton, deceased.
containing about 25 acres of first rate land,
an orchard OF two acres of apples aud other
fruit trees, with large two story dweAlng
house, well calculated for boarders, a good
barn and other buildings, &c, The above
premises are not surpassed by any 'for a
summer retreat for Gentlen- , and L,dies-
Tor fishing, fuwl'ng and Labipg-n short,
there are but few such stands for making
money, if properly conducted. For other
information, call on the subscriber, in Forts.
mouth. GARNER THOMAS.
Portsmouth, Nov. %, 1912
The subscriber conlemplates, in the event
Of not selling said premises, building large
addition to The house, 50 by 20 feet, 10 be
occupied for hall-olso TO make all neces-
sary repairs for the accommodation Of the
tenant G. i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
e., CHAMBERLIN'S
One priced Store, No. l49,
Thames Street,

(OPposite r. J. Taylor's,l
HAVING just received large and we'll
- selected stock of Foreign and domestic
DRY GOODS for the fall trade, would
please submit the following underRamed as
part Of them, viz:
a u wool flannel, twarranted) 20 g. rs cents
Fine Salisbury, figured, 33
Dark printed pelicos, 8. 10 g. ia, extra "a cts
ChaDgable Mus, de Lanes new styles) 25. 33
Fancy do lin Variety IS cents
Blk & blue blk striped silks weary heavy
AT IS, so 6; ~ cents.
I}lk & cold rich figured do from rs TO 100.
Roslin plaids (lor chlIdren's weary
SHAWLS.
Bslsora s. Edinboro' (rich styles.)
Plaid woolen, netted DO.
Highland plaid do.
Fancy silk. Mus. de Laine g. Cashmere hdkfs.
Linen cambrc hdkfs FROM "a cts T. upwards.
Linen cambrics s. lawns, table linen, Irish
linens, &c.
Unbleachcd & bleached shirtings & she c,ings
Ticks, checks, patches, ginshams, Canton
asnnels, SC.
A select choice Of laces, edgings, gloves
hose, emb'd collars, muslins. &c. SC.
Those goods will be found upon exumina.
ton 10 compare with any tha, can be pur-
chased in New York or Boston, either as re-
CARDS price or quality. Having been pur.
chased on the most advantageous terms, We
are disposed 10 sell for the smallest possible
profit.
Newport, Sept. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
Cogri Of Probate, iddhto,rn. Dec. 10, 1912.

CoHa Of Probate, Midd'to,rn. Dec. 10, 1912.
A " instrumen, of writing, dated the 22d
"A day of FoIuh Month, 1912, purpor'ng
10 be the Las, Will and Testament OF Elijah
Anthony, late of Middletown, dec, was pre-
scented for probate aud Letters TestamentarY
thereon.
II is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, To be holden at the Town Hall
in MiddIctown, on the third Monday in Jan.
next, ,at o'clock p. IN. aud that previous no.
tice be given by publishing a copy OF tins
order three several times III the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested TO appear nt
said time and place aud be heard.
A true copy-wlincss:
.... JosHuA CoGGEsHALL, PRO. CIR
Dec %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
NOTICE..

v0NllE subscriber having put his Railway in
u complctorrpair, hereby lnior,ns ms friends
and the public, that he is in readiness to haul
up and repair vessels, or do any work in hs
line at u short notice aud ON favorable terms,
aud to all work entrusted To- him he will give
his personal attention. lie acknowledges
with gratitude the many and repeated iavors
received from the citizens of tins tnwn aud
the public generally and hopes he may yet de.
serve aud receive a share of the public pat.
ronage. WM. IL CRANDALI.
Newport, July II, le42.
4 MOTHER lot of those elegant .ARIT
~ FYCL3L ron ERS,will be received
per steamer lolas, tins day, by
JOHN II. JOUVEr,
Nv. IL. l39, Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
Assignees' NOtiCe.

VNILLIAM WEEDEN, of the town and
w county of Newport, ,housewrigh;,has this
day made to the subscribers an assignment
of all his property for the benefit OF his credl'
tors therefore, those having demands against
said Weeden, are requested to prcsen; them
and those indebted, to make immediate pay
ment to
II. Y. CRaNsroS, I .9,,;g,ee,
w. II. CRANsroN,
Newport Oct. 5th, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
FASHIONABLE HATS |!
Joseph B. Weaver,


EROM the N. York auctions the largest
y assortment Of Broadcolcs, of every style
aud quality ever brought to this market,
which purchasers are invited to call aud ex.
amue, ms they ore guaranteed n better bar.
gam than they ever made before. by calling
at ISAAC GOULD & SONS,
April 81 l76 Thames street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
AssigMee'S Notice.

.TOSEPlI X. ANGELL, Esq, Of Provi'
- dence, has this day made Deed OF AS
sicnlncnt to me of all his property tor the
benefit of his Creditors all persons indebted
to said Angel, Are requested to m"ke im,ne'
date payment; and all persons holding
claims against him are required to present
and prove their claims within eight months
according to the provisions of said Assign;
mcpt.
ABB Dixie, assignee.
Providence, Dec. 9th, lSI2-( D22-3".l