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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31
TRTSTEE,s SALE.

NY Virtue OF deed of trust from Chafes
SIeuber and Elizabeth his wife to me, bear
ing date The I'd day OF February A ID, ls43, and
now of record in the clerks Office of the county
court for Ohio courty. l shall. on Monday, tie
3oth day of October 1919, at 10 o'clock A, M, at
the 'front.' door Of the court house for Ohio coun-
ty, sell TO the highest and best bidder at public
auction, two lots of ground situate in Rtckieto wn
numbered on the plat OF said town, ten and
welye IN the eleventh square, together with the
oullcinSs an I'm orovements on the same,
These lots are tceH Improved, Nth a good brick
Ten sment and The title is beiiered 10 BE- undoubf-
ed dndfree from all um5rances.
Selling as Trustee. shall lvey such title as
- vested in me by the said deed Of trust.
Terms made known on The day OF sale.
JAMES 5 WHEAT. Trustee.
BRENTLINGE * SHALLCROSS,
sep % A,.F;o,<.-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31
ALMANAC FOR 1874.

STEPHENSON AND HASWELL have Just
published The FARMERS and MECHANICS
Al MANIAC for 1874, calculated by Juhn Arm
strong. M. Prof. OF Mathematics in Miami Uni
versiIy. Ohio. Copyright secured according TO law
For sale in large or small quantities.
Wheeling. Sept. 81. lS43. argus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

DBANK BOOKS-Tirs subscebcs - pse-
- pared 70 furnish Blank Borks Of sli sizcs ed
descuptiuis a. a. iow price suy eibst raacrf 90
the CITY. Pefsons u shng - have books ruled y,
any particular paiIes Ne by lesyins IheW urdrss
he acrommo,lsied a. The shosicst grssible ssosco -
Old hooks rebound. BY Strict Huen,iau " this
branch Of ny business hope ~ tcceive liberal
share u public pairousge. WM J ROBB.
oei2 rs CA ios Main s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31
m ATTN AND GREEK BOOKS

n ATTN AND GREEK BOOKS
u 4 Ross LaIin Grammar;
Adams Latin Gramnar by Gould;
VIri Rums aud Historic Sacre;
Anlhun's Lalia Lessons;
Andrews and S.'ddardis Lain Grammar;
Andrew Latin Lessons;
Andrews Latin Render;
AnIiions Latin Pnse Composition;
AnihnH's Latin Pr,sody;
AhIhon's Cesar. Cieer'. Sallusi. Horace;
Wylie's Greek Grammar;
jacobs Greek 2aader;
Anlhons Greek Pr,'se Composition;
Anthems Greek Grammar. Greek Prssody.
Greek Reader. tvc. &c Foo sale ty
oct % JOHN HASWElI. Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31
INSHRANCE-

I'D ISKS will he taken by the FIRE & MARINE
IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at the lobcest rates on
Buildings Of aIIikinds. stoae, brIsk or sOdsa
ala their contents:
Steamboats,; faetOries sills, go.
And mercha ndise ofall kinds.
And against all dangers attic aiding the trans
portation of goods o rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
For the character of the company Al to pTomp-
tiiude and hberality in the adjustment and paw
ment Of Iesses.-we beg leave 20 refer to the mer-
chaat of this place and elsewhere who have had
the adjustment of claims upon US. sagA
Office on MaiR ST. r. w HARDING, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

HNRUS TEE'S SALE.-ln pursuance of
u deed of Trust executed by James Stephen
son 10 the undersigned. bearing date March 18th
IS43 and duly recorded IN the clerks Office OF
Ohio county, Va. shall proceed TO sell at pub lie
auction, on Friday the 10th day Of November
next, at the auction rooms of Hall q Wickha m,
IN the city Of Wheellng all the household AMI
Kitchen Furniture and other property named in
said deed. consisting iR part as follows: Carpet
ing, Chairs, Tables Bureaus, one Sofa, Looking
Glasses, Feather Beds, Bedsteads, CHM ware,
&c. Also, one iron s8fe, one patent balance,
one full sett of book binders tools, variety Ol
steTeotyped plates, &c. Together with all other
property conveyed TO me by said deed of trust, q
more particular description of which, can be ad
by reference to schedule marked A. attached to
and made part of sand deed.
Sale to immenSe at 10 o'clock, A M.
Terms-Cash. S ATKINSON,
oct 10 I'm Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31
jon PRINTING.

~ EATLY executed at the Office OF the DAILY
~ AND WEEKLY TIMES, corner Of
MAIN a USloS STREETS. by }. T.. WHARTON,
and at The LOWEST possible prices. aug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

n MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
IA CUTLERY.-The subscriber has Just rrcsiv-
ed a fresh supply Of HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
the most Of which 10 American manufacture. si great,
" rduced prices. aad Of equal quality Nth the besi
English manufacture Those who are acquainted
with The prices Of Hardware will please cell spd see
The practical operation Of what is called BY some
The late high tariff on the following srclss all a
merioon:
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
PITT do HAND do
WEB do Lacks Hinre. s~r.w.
Butcher knives Shoe knives L.iches. Csndies,iek..
Costors Rules, B~v,ls SQUARES, Plane Bits. Ctissl
Screw drivers, COmpasscs. As.gurs. GimhlstA Bella
Axes. Foot AIDES, HalcheIs, BSushes. &c. tsrsih.r
MIN large lot IF scyihss. Sieklss. sc.'hs Hiass
and Seyihe Stones SAN! NEgE
june
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

Il UST RECEIVED. a lot Of su perior No ! SALT.
~ low for CASH. Al No ITS Market Square.
sep 20 o MCiiNNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

TtHANCE FOR 4 CIRCULATION
Y J On Saturday. 28Ih inst. Al the CITY AUCTION
ROOMS. will be sold al Public Auction, On entire
apparatus for manufacturing saperior VINEGAR.
together with recipe ior making The sane, By
which good vinegar can be made . hour ard
al q cost OF not than 81 or 60 per gallon.
wIihoui sny adifcial ard whatever.
However iH probable his may spPe@ 70 lose
unacquainled with The prOcess, the same y Nauan-
Cd or he purchase money will be refunded. TIE
recipe casi tho other 900 bot ~ be y going az,
from this place ihe NhOie Will he sid 70 Ire gh-
esi bidder for cash. BkENfLINGER.
oct 05 Arf'rneera
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31
French Boots.

q doors south If Virginia Hotel, Main sfreef.)
4 Ohm T.. WADE Is nnw manufacturing a supe-
- rior arIIrle of CENTS BOOTS. al or the lniesi
FRENCH STYLE and made of tie hcst Phlade'-
Phia materials, which rs warrants To cempcIe with
anything gotten up in the United StaIs., and
at the following prices.
GOOD CALF BOOIS, $500
ZINE do. 600
EXTRA sup SUP $50
Water proof do. with Cork and India Rubber 90.
extra.
Ladie.' ami childr.n.' BooTS and SHOES mad.
in The nc aIesl style. "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

EXAMINATION Of the Students OF the
h Wheeling Academy. will commence Mon
DAY 'h' 3O'h inst. al O'clock, md continue two
days.
LIST Day. Geography. Grammar. Arithmetic, Al
gebra. Philosophy and Lain.
I'd Day. History. Geometry. Auth. Chemistry,
Gran. Philosophy.
EvvnIng-LaIin. Physiology, Composition and
Defamation. J A SMITH
The parents and the public generally. are re-
specially invited TO attend. oct 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31
Wf:S1 ERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

Wf.SI EKN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CAPITAL s500.00e.
THIS company being new duly srsa niIed, 10
prepared to make Insurance on every des-
crtpion OF Fire and Marine Risks. such dwell
ling Houses, Store ousss, &c with their con-
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aod Keel
Boats with their cargoes. To ad from any ort
on tae Ohio nd Mississippi rivers, ths<r trib-
ntary streams. Application fer Insurs nee 10 b .
ing SavIngs Institution
| n MCCOY Sea-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

AJAX u n-lO00 lbs best quoliy Oakum.
" 1000 Lbs Caulking Tow. For sale low by
oct % MKEE e. CO.
"ANTED- "A good second hand DRAY.
w Applyto X M'KEE & co.
oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

FWNHE SUBSCRIBER can supply the
following Cheap Works, published by the
Messrs Herpers. Cts.
The Bankers Wife. by Mrs Gore, price 25
The Presidents Daughters by Miss Bremer. 25
Nina. bcIne 2d part 81 the Presidents Daughters 25
The HOME. nv Miss Bremen. 25
The NEIGHBORS. do, 25
The Lost Ship. by the author Of 'Csvendlsh, &c IS
Home. or the Iron Rule. nv Mrs Ellis. 25
Hotoken. rrmanre Of N York, by T Fay. 25
The Days al Queen Mary with engravings,) 25
Change for the American Notes, 25
oct 10 WILLIAM ROBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

FOR THE LADIES
- JOHN HASWELL. Union ST. has received
n supply Of very beautiful colored scented Sealing
Wax. suitable for Notes, &c. Also a supply ol
Nsie Paper. oct IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

HEOSITIvE SALE-We will sell cur
- Aucii'n Rooms Tuesday morning the 3lsl
iisI, nj 81 "'coek.
100 pieces Silk Handkerchiefs;
800 do limitation 10.
10 d"z Cotton flag do.
3 pieces kurr-i Cloths;
10 10 Sauineis;
do Piloth CI,th
With many other articles in the Dry Goods lise
The a'iehion OF Merchants and others is invited 10
this sale
Sale positive. TERMS-CASI
HALL & WICKHAM.
OCT 20 Aus tioneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31
MILLINERY.
Corner Of Monroe aud Caweh s'r,et,.)

Corner of Monroe aud CAack sireefs)
MKS WADE would rcspe ctfully inform the
1tl LddfcS Of Uheeiing and rici,aify. that she
has just rsetnev hom Philadelphia and New
style. BonGets, Caps, Bonnet SILK s, French
F.0S rs. Plumes, Bonnet II Cap Ribbons, Fancy
Nets, elk unc W a sh hlonds, aces anc I'd
gings oil of which she offers ut Eastern pi ices.
Il. Stscorn and Straw Bonnets cleaned,
eltsreo and steel pressed IN the nvatest style and
n. short notice. oct 26-3na
ENRtIT, LEMONS AND CRANBER.
II RIES--A supply just reed aud ior sale low
at PARkERS'. l0I Main ST.
oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-31

nRAss FENDERs-Bfass and Greer
u Fendor.. Cor sale very cheap. BY
out2s OFT 4 eRRgR, lSo Naia q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
UIAS arrived in .SEWPORT, and now

HAS arrived in NEWPORT, and now
H exhibiting one ot the mast extensive
collections OF wild living Animals evei oi-
fered
Tile science of Na,ural History must, in
some degree, have occupied our race mall
ages, and in every degree Of civilization, as
we depend upon the objects n.onnd US Tor
food shelter, and amusemeni. Why should
not man, in state OF refinement and wealth.
explore The great museum OF nature. to en-
nance his temporal qualification, add to his
source Of knowledge, and increase h's yenc.
ration for the wonderful Author Of nII
things
The advantages derived by a visit to well
arranged Mcnagerle are apparent. " Isl NE
concentration oi oil that is beautiful md sub
lime in natures mighty work one OF the
most elevated sources Of human enjoyment
aud one wholly divesied OF every mora OH
lection frequently made use ni against places
Of amusement IN general.
| Accompanying rhIs is lhc celebrated ispcS
bach, the great Lion subduer aud iam"t, tie
will harness aud drive n wild lhon with ease
md safety.
! o." Location for Pavilion up Barney 81
on grass pa, beautifully a|dpIcd.
Admission only - cents.
| Newport, July 20, iSi3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
u z A = II S /.

In this town, on Monday last, Hannibal
Collins, (colorrd) son ofthe late Hannibal Col
Ins, of this place ngcd % years.--Ou Tuesday,
Mar, Smith (colored) aged q years.
In Warren, on Friday last, Miss Rachel y
Smith, of Darlington, aged % years.
In Providence, 18th inst 4Ir. Olis Tabor,
aged about 40 years.-iGth, Mary Elizabeih,
daughter Of Capt. Ehspezer Kelly, in the 10Th
year other age.
IN Cranston, ll,h inst Nre. Naomi Hunt
wife of MIR. George Hunt, ip the ilst year o'
her ago.
In Lonsdale, 9TH inst, Mr. George llaly bur
ton, in the 44th year ofbis age.
, In Smthfed, Qimn Rock yillngeD l0,'
inst, Olney A. Whippc, in the 34ih year I"
his age.-l6th, Miss Mary, daughter of Ste
phen Dexter, of Cumberland, in the 2Ist yea
Of her age.
On board brig Eagle, 9,b inst. on his pas
sage ftom Cape ilaytien to Boston, Capt Sam
uoi Reed, eyed about 60 years, for many year
an active and snterprsing ship master iron
Bristol, Il. |.
\ The Providence Journal oryes,crday, con
tains notice of the death ofThomas Peckhau,
Es1 We are requested to mention that Mr
hPeckhpm was alive when the Journal was ID
! sued .''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
Savings ssaaak.

4 II meeting OF the Corpo1a'iop OF the
n SAyiNGs' BANK, held July liih, lS43
the following named gentlemen were chosen
Directors Of the Institution, for the ensuing
ysnr, VIZ :-Georgc Engs, 5. 4. NoI,hsm, D.
Melvill, Job Sherman, Isaac Gould.N. Sweet,
r. b. Crpps,on, John Stevens. G. Bowen,
WIN. J. TlIey, Adam s. Coo, $. Brown. r,
r. Ice, q. e. Mason, B. Finch, Eawn WI
bur, WIN. Sherman, John V. ismnc,t, G. F.
!lammet, b. II, Altman, b. Marsh, jun, T.
G. Brown, WIN. G.. Cogzens, Josiah >. Mum
70, aud Benz. II. rlsdolc.
And at n subsequent meeting oi the Di-
rcclors on The same day, tho following OH
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year =
George Eugs, President; Chaiics GyIes
Treasurer; and
BIB ROWLAND, Secry.
\ Newport, July u. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
LAND.
Arrival Of the Caledonia.

The steamship Caledonia arrived at
Boston Oh Monday, at 0 o'clock Z. NJ.
The news is not especially Important.
The repeal agitation continues. The
rent for the last week was over three
thousand pounds. There appeared how.
ever, to be less alarm upon the subject
than has existed previously. In Wales,
very serious riots have occurred,
Commercial affairs did not wear an en-
couraging aspect. The state of trade
in the manufacturing districts was dull
The cotton mark ct was heavy and prices
had receded. Money was abundant.
Nothing Of interest has been done il
Parliament since the last arrival.
The overland mail had arrived. Af
fairs were quiet in India. The rat6ca
,ion of the treaty had arrived at China
where further delay was anticipated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
The steamboat IoLAs will leave here
a, 4 p. m. in future, instead Of 3.


New l'he National In
tnll,gencer accompanies its announce
meHt OF the lornlallon olthe new Cabinet,
with the following remarks:
From the above annunclation our rca-
ders will learn, tha, the long uncertainty
doubt and hesitation in regard to the
composition of the Executive Counci
have at last come to an end.
The last additions To tho Cabinet, We
scarcely need say, are of genllcmer
closely and cmnenIly connected will
tho Van Buren, party, and the presen
reconstruction is strictly in consumma
,Ion OF that policy and purpose OF "demo
craiIzlng the Administration" which ha
been for some time avowed and urged IL
the journals known To express the Presi
dents intentions. The great event whicl
these prophets ioretold, and which lh'
Signs in the political sky have so Ion.
.oreboded, has been accomplished. Th'
stars Of Locofocoism have perlorme.
their circuit, and now rc-appear to she'
again their former Influences, for evil q
for good, upon the country. We hav
at last, beyond all doubt, a completed.
"Democruiicn Administration.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
FOR SALE,

,I'IIAT mos, eligible building lot Of laad
situate next south Of The Mansion Iiouse
of Christopher Fry, Esq, on south Touro
street. Said lot of land contains about All
acre of ground, surrounded on three sides by
public streets and with an excellent iince.
II i. beyond comparison the most beautiful
building lut ~ Newport, having a commodi-
ou4 view of The harbnr aud NOrraganscu
Bay. For terms apply tn
JOSIAH e.. SHAW.
Newport, June 22. lSl3 --UEl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

o. We would call the attentiop of the
renders to the Remarkable certificates laid
before the public in another column Of this
paper in relation TO the Dandefion and 10
mafo Panqeea, WHICH Is performing the most
astonishing cures eyer PLACED upon record.
The medicine composed' as it is, Of the best
vegetable ingredients, as Is universally ac'
knuwledged by physlcions, acts upon the
sysleln IN so thorough and perfect manner,
and wi,hol 50 mildly, that it is in fact ac-
quring sale aud popularity unprecedented.
\ The certificates are from individuals resident
4 in the city of Boston, and OF high moral
/ reputation, which fully sustalns the proprle-
tors in the assertions WHICH they have made
| in their advertisements.
II The proprieiors in laying them before the
public, would simply say, that If any one Is
scepllcal as 10 their gennlnencss, by calling
! upon them at their store,they will pu, all doub
! at rest by accompanying them al once TO the
! persons who have signed the certificates
| Hundreds p cases more might be shown, bu
newspaper expense prohibits 1t.
/ Persons should be particularly caullous, !
they wish for the Genuine Medicine. a.
! ways be sure and ask Tor the Ddndeiion Pan
dcea. and receive no other.
H For sale in Loston by Ransom & Stevens
chemists and druggists, Armory Hall Build
ing, :125, Washington street, and by their al
lhorlsed Agents through hout the country.
\ For sale IN Newport by
Il. J. TAYLOR, "'"ss
II Newport, July 20, lSl2-3w. o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
The Steamship Columbia.

All hopes vi the safety OF THIS fine
vessel are now at an end. The st.
John, ". B. Morning News Of the 18th,
states that the steamer Margaret, which
sailed to the assistance of the Columbia,
arrived at Halifax on Friday last with
the mails and passengers, and reports
that She will be total loss. She had
driven on The rocks five leet above high
water mark, and broke her hack on
"Wednesday, tho 9th inst. when the
Margaret left she was swinging by the
bows, and ccrta in to be dashed 10 pieces
,by the ordinary commoiion Of lhe wind
and waves. The passengers and mni!s
We're We're to be conveyed to England by the
Margaret. All the valuable furniture,
passengers baggage, and part Of the
engines of the Columbia were saved. -
She was insured in England for ESQ, 900.
Elihu Gm,,iH he Biacksmiih.-Wc
learn from the Bangor Courier that in
the settlement of u case at that place,
relnt,ya to m estate in ST. Thomas,
a document wns produced as evidence
which was written in Danish, and con-
tnined forty (uolscap pages, but there
were none thore who could translate It,
It was sent to Mr Burritt of Worcester
known NJ the lcarued Blacksmith, who
returned translation, which - spoker
of very highly by ihf editor Of the Cou.
r,er. In letter, MF. 3. remarks ,ha
the translation cost him Twelve days hare
tabor, Tor which he presumed the sum o
SI8 would not he an unreasonable com
peusa,ion, IA that would be "about wha
any blacksmith would charge, PROVIDED
they could do il with hammer and tongs
Poor devil exclaimed we, ~ we saw
ragged little newsboy asleep on 'h
stouc doorstep Of place in Ann street.
ca,ly the other morning.
What a hcl.er.s skeller life these gucc
voung fellows lead This child, now
(hc seemed bat nine years Old had 10
~ mother or home Did he even pro
cure nrccssury food O, Mother above
what miscrics, that none "i IA ever bee
what waut aud desiiiulon--w what hun
drcds Of old and vnung, deprived ol eve
,hc ordinary comlors OF Iil", yearly cNi'
and pas, away ~ this gteai ciir, and 10
husy crowd moves on, mud none kno"
..l,,h, thereof " Y Chronicle
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
Land for sale.

E-OR SALE, al the rghi,iitlc and interest ~
n William, Martha aud Pnticnre Barkor
minor rhItrra oflsniali Barker, late of Md
dlc,own, drcdhsrd, IN and I" n certain lot :"
land ln Middlrtown, containing three aud .
h,lt ,cr.s. bounded northrrl, on tho highway
c,.,nrlv on lrrd or Ilcn,y Peckham; 'ouilsrl,
an ,l. Charity Iarm wssi,rly on land u
Nicholas White.
rnr terms apply Ia Many BfR.ER, |nar
.Jar, Kswpou, or rirtR BNkrE, Middle.
town.
Nddlc'1Vu, lame c"ih, 1919 tw
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ALSO,
Savings Bank.

4 DlyrDEaD was declared This Day, o!
~ two per cent on all sums that haze been
in for space Of months, and one per cent.
on all sums ,hnl have been in for the space
Of :, months, agrceably to The regulations OF
The Iustl,u ulion, payable on and after Sasur-
day, the 18th instant.
GYLES, 7]ens'r.
Newport, July H. lSd3. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
BOOKS TOR SALE.

Koh's Russia and the RusslanS, price -
cents.
Judah's Lion, by Charlotte Elizabeth, price
% cents.
The Presidents Daughters, % cents.
Specimens oi foreign literature, songs ana
ballads, translated from INLAND kornrr Dur
ger nud other lyric p"cts,.by Charles ]
Brooks. vol, nre for sale NJ
JAMES IzAMAToTD'S.
July 20
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- =" - = 7-----1-7- :"
TO LET,

l,-~N The house known ns the Oly-
EsST!!Nh phant House, opposite the
MHii;X Morayian Church; It has been
ks,Sss1 thoroughly repaired inside and
0ul-paInod and pnpcred throughtout Ap.
ply to SAMUEL b. VEESoN, or SrErnES
CAHooNr.
Inly Doth. 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
State of Rhode Island, &c.
NEWPORT, ss.-Cerks 0tice, Supreme Cou0
Jnne 18Th, a. ID. lelj.

NEWPORT, ss.-tTerkS VNce, HOPTt"t tOWV
yjnne 18Th, a. d. lelj.
fNurRr,s John Wright. of jamestown. ~
w the county oi Newport, has fled h,s
petition ~ ,hls office, PRAYING tor certain rea'
iors therein stated, that decree should ,,
pnssed ~ dissolve the matrimonial conncc
llon snhsisrlnp between hlm aud hls Wit
Vcllnc;y Wright. or New Shoreh'm :-uo
licc ls therefore hereby gwen to tlc sa''
vcllncry, that she be nnd appear u .he sec
! 6tl brrufr the said Court, to be h"'ti''n u
said Newport. on tho fourth Monday "l An
gust next. and show cause. VI my sh" h''h
why he prayer of rnId petition should not b
granted.
T.. =. ALLAN, Gicrk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-The election
for members Of Congress in Louisiana
took place week before last. The Dem
ocra,ic party haq swep, the state, electins
the four members Of Congress, aud that,
too, by districts! Some Of our Why
conte emporaries are spoculating, MS usual
as TO the causes ofthe defeat. But they
obsIinatelY shut their eyes-to the true
reason. NJ Y. Com.