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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
J. X. BOTsFORD,

J. H BOTsFORD,
MAS JUST renewed a large assortn ent Of Sc.
II CARS and TOBACCO. The fol'omin are q
list Of The different brands Of Segars
5000 Reealia Las Tres Cotonss
5000 DO Minerva
1000 do Cszsdofes
5000 Havana la Norma
1900 Regalis Dos Famos
5000 do Victoria
5000 do La Paz
1000 Washington La Norms
10000 Havana Of different bFauds
10000 Principe de 10 CRUZ
5000 do Steam Boat
5000 GustO Sans
FRUITS.
so Cocoa MUS; Otaoges; Lemons, Rsisns Flgs;
PHnes; dor bottles Olives; I case Sard'nes;
cases OF Lemon syrup; bos French Chocolate done
Op IN superior manner. I doz bottles Cspersi ~
CAST Trebls Grape Vine; | az cssk Old Bfandy
Of 1905 9Th proof which u for medical purposes;
besides great mspy articles too numerous to
mention, sp25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
BOOKS! HOOKS!
W Ky, H. RORB,
BOOKsEI.LER AND sTATIONER,

BOOKSEsI,IEK AND STATION Elk,
Corner Of Main and Union Streets,
WHEELING.
HAS just received large and splendid as
II IL sortmen, of School. Medical and Msee!a-
Books; also full assortment of S;aiionery.-
County Merchants would do well TO calland exam
inc my siork and prices before purchasing else
where, ms sm determined To sell as cheap am
other es,abI Isbmeni ia the West. az Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
NEW TOBACCO & CIGAR STORE!
a. j. PANNELL,

NEW TOBACCO & CIGAR sTORE!!
a. j. PANNELL,
n ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
HI, has taken the store recently occupied rs Par
kefs Confectionery, i0i Main 81. 81 door above
lhe u S Hotel, where he has received from The
Eastern cities aud will keep constantly on hand
full supply 81
TOBACCO. CIGARS. SNUFF. Sc.
Which vi be sold OF very small profits end a.
least Ne cheap they be purchased IN The city
lie will only enumefaic.
CICARS-Flst quality Principe
d. Regalia 3 brands
La Esperanza. La India. Bromezl
Havana, Manila Chefoois. lIayanna Eagie,
Panetsilas, CozsdJres and Canones Half Spanish.
Common 6r. sc.
TOBACCO-Besi Richmond Chewing Tobacco
Fiae cot do; SuDd. Of all kinds
Blue Lick and Saroioga Water, &c.
lie invites his friends aud he public 10 give
him call. 40 i6 3m a PANNELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

NENsES.-An Merchants. Ordinary Keep.
~ e" aRd others from whom taxes sfe due 10
, INC .o"'nsnWeal'h cor Licenses. ore hereby noll-
hed 70 cell az the sheriff. onirc anJ a. lie s,po
forthwith ny law ihe.c is4ss we've d.s ,n The q,
ms Join q EOfF. y s.,
NY n & WVoDs. o. &.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
wILLIAM ORR,

USIoE sTRKET. WHEELING, VA.
EEPS FOR SALE. 81 low prices Tor Cssh.
~ foil supply Of Articles in his line. which are
selected ~iih csre by himseif from the best mar.
ke's in The East sn such term ss ensble, him 10
sell at uniog advance fI cash
FRENCH, ENGLISH. SWISS GERMAN AND
FANCY GOODS.
Dry Geods, Fancy Cuilefy, Clocks Combs
Threads snd Tapes, Needles and Pms Fish lIouks
Trimmings and findings Hosiery. Ribbons end
Lace Oolds; Pdmcfs. Books snJ S'si,oaery. 10.
geibsf With al anicics " FOfrirn Merchandise
SOD Domestic Msnsiscturc. syClEAP fCV
CASH ~ "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
or COFREE.-This annals.

ESXTRACT OF COFFEE.-This article,
u has bccn discovered Of late 20 Europe. asI
has become lehraied all over the continent that
every family makes oi II. not only rs saving,
of coffee. bal a. a certain remedy 10 prevent that
dreadful disease. Dyspepsia. " improves the taste
II the coffee the color aud the half The guam.
hiy OF coffee II clears the coffee better than cRgs,
or ay other articles for cleaning; for sale
al the store Of ID MClNNiS. Market Square; who
i. the sole aaen, for The sale Of The genuine article
Tor Doctor Geo Felix 81 Pa who is s'le Proprietor,
have been informed that certain persons 10 East
whe cling are manufacturing snd selling eouniefJj
fei article hereby caution the public against
| his gross imposition would also caution oil who
are making and vending counterfeit article. 70 be
careful how they temple rights secured To others
! tor Justice will be melted out 10 them amply Ineas
| sured naf ~ " mDiNN'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
COLUMBUS, 20 INSURANCE COM
PANY.

AGENCY FOR WHEELING,
Ii X LIST. Al ShriYer g. Sielle's Warehouse,
Wa'er street.
yUNHEY will take risks on Buicinss OF all
u kinds:
Steamboats, and Cargocs, Factories, Mills,
Keelboats, Flatbosts and Carsoes &c, against
loss OF damage by hre,or The dangers and pe,ils
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized TO make the Ioi'
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person Insuiing single risk by which
no loss 10 the company is sustained, shall re,
ceive a return on application TO the agent, OF
10 per cent on the amount PAID. On nett gross
premiums paid each year, amounting TO $500
or over, ~ per cehl on do; amounting 10
90 600 or over, 5 per ce0t. ian 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
IIardWare & Cutlery

- AMUEi. NEIL - now receiving fresh sup
- ply ofIisfdWafe and Gallery drect frorn The
,sanu ermcrs, aod u such improved patterns and
quality Ne will enable him "a recommend 10 his
,nsi 5faes. ssith confidence and st Ipw prices a.
any other eHabllshmtul We oi the Mount aims
] sp28 SANIE Mel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
To THE LADIES.

lection. of styles and qualities Of Goods. Ia The
wants Of the ladies'. and they will find my stuck o.
Fashionable GooJs far surprising any other in tho
city. which they can easily see by calling and ex
aiming Them They can save themselves the ,roubi,
Of looking eIsewhsre. as they will find my prices
ond qualities ca sDot Tail To please. ap Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
TIE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!!!
NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
j. II. HUSS & CO..

s4s S6 - 49, - S6sS
One door ADORE the United States Hotei,1
WATER ST. WHEELING, VA.
TNHE PROPRIErORS have just received and
u are now opening large and elegant assort-
meni OF Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased in
New York, Philadelphia aud Biiiimore. TO which
The aueniion of The citizens Of Wheeling and sur.
rounding country are respectfully inv tied
Our stock Is perhnPs. the largest il The city EN-.
bracing all The latest and most approved styles
Consisting of
CLOTHS, CASSINERES, &C.
Oi these we have q rate and eg,ellen, assortment
such as BIN blue Blk. Blue. Invisible Green md
oher Fancy colors; besides these we have large
and well selected assortment OF VESTTNGS, such
as plain and Fancy Satin. plain aud g d Silk. plain
fancy Marseiies, Bah, Cassniere. English Quilting
&C.. &c.
.TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS.
Including al qualines aud coors.
Irish Linens. Linen Check. Cinp soambroons
and all other light Goods -"tnhIs for Summer Wear.
a Large Assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Matte aud trimmed M good style. !" s",' The imme-
d'aie requirements Of purcha.cIs. ,nse,hes with az
en,tcss assoriman, a.I md fancy articles s-
ns Linen and Cotton Shirts. Shirt Collars. BOsoms.
fIdkls. Scarfs, Suspeudcrs. Gloves. Hosiery. tec
liza, ting procured cutters and workmen Of ac-
knowedged merit. we are prepared 10 make up
any article Of Clo,hIng 10 order. in style that can.
not Tail 10 please ihoso who nppreriote III. comb
ming aud elegance and ia fact The Good Intent
will he onnd TO he one OF The most fashionable es.
iablishm enls m The city.
In conclusion. we invite our friends respectfully.
TO call and examine our stock previous TO purchasing
elsew here are dele rmined Ia pay that attention
TO our customers which will not only merit but
secure their patronage and influence.
JH HUSS * CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
AMERICAN AND

ENGLISH HARDWARE.
sHARLINGs, 'Wadron's aud 'Guffns'
Scyibes ..3s
,IJaieh's, Patent Coulisf Scales
Adams do Coffee Mills all kisds
WIN Rowlsnds' Mill and cross cut Saws a.
.Gfeaves and Butchers Files aud Edge Tools
Knob Locks. Ialches end Butt Hinges
Bfushes---'fea .trays--Pateni Sheep Shears
Knives and Forks--Spoous- candlesiieks
Spea re- Hand aud Tenant Saws
sietie. 'r,ocs chains. Anvils, &c; together with
I a general assortment ~ Hardware now openiog ond
~ '''' HENRY Y MORRIS.
l ,o,sa Gunner Of Main a. n Market alley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

81 icW unfold an uncarnished tale.
For truth is mighfy and wiH prepai"
Vel here come once moro with The FOUR
BIG DOORS open, aud stock of neir
and Fashionable Spring Goods, attic
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

EYRgsu FROM PHILADELPIlA--Jus ate
rived this day hom Philadslphis t.
Tfunk of Ladies cold Hall Gal'srs
do 40 Black de-
DO DO ecld Slippers
| de- do black de- -,
! A. the south Ead u Msrkel slIafs s'kn Of ne
| Rl,ek Mammoth B,oi, whlch will hs sild Yw of
h,,sh. nay TODD HO"bbL'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CITY PROPERTY At AUCTION.

jacob ; ShTiVeF, SO6ioski Brady ,
Hanson w end WIN Chapline,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
SHOES.
LEATHER.

LEATHER.
Bes, BalunOfe Country Sole Leather. Upper
Leather; Calf Skins. Boot Morocco, Kid L'ning aud
BINDING Skins
FE.NDT.FGS.
Shoe Thread. Lasts. Brisiies, Knives. Avis, Pegs
Boot Web, Galoons. Boot Trees, Naiis, Sparables
Boot and Shoe Keys. sp IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

INAr MATERlALS--Csp Blends, Ribbons aud
u Iscs lOr sale by
pi1y2 No FAlRChiED.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

400 pairs Mems Calf aud Morocco Boots
800 do Kip and Thick do
100 do Seal Boots
400 do Boys Calf KiP. Seal and Thick Boots
900 do Youths Cali and Morocco Boots
400 do Womens' KIP Lace Boots
900 do Calf do
900 do Morocco abJ Kid Boots
200 de Lisiipg Cniter do
300 do Misses Calf and Morocco Boots
300 do Kip aud Gram do
700 do Childrens' Morocco. KID and Grain Boots
400 do Ganbrcon and Seal do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
BELIEVE AID LIVE 1,

HondeJM Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
oy Ihomssn's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Jvood NuDhtbni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

Lave just received aud opeoed 100 packages
Il Il FINE CHINA ami QuEENSwARE
hmene other articles they have
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
ID II A II II S.

Ia this town "a the 2atA inst, Capt. Pcl2g
Craustpn, in the 92d year of his age.
Same evening, Mrs. Dcmarls AlIcn, wife Of
MIR. Samuel Allen, and daughter Of the late
Samuel Carr, in the Gid year OF her age
Though her emac'aied form gave solemn
presage vi her approaching end, yet the calm
and nneqUivucal possession ot her mental
powers, and the unialterius asceuts OF her
voice inspired hope that she might be con-
tuued a short time longer IN the bosom of her
family. But the final summons came, aud IN
one brief mpment, the atlcnuatcd thread of life
gave way-aud almost without sigh, the
contraction of u muscle, ar the vibration of a
fibre, the chastoncd aud subdued spirit passed
from the scene of sorrow aud suffering 10 its
final rest. May her sudden eNit impress upon
the hearts of all hpr surviving hlrnds the
solamn admonltiop. ''Bo ye a>u ready, Tor ~
such an hoGr 70 iaipk not oi, the Son "i Man
cometh." Couu.
Same day, Of consumption, Mrs. Adrlin"
Ctandal, wife of MIR James Craudlll, aud
daughter of the late Anus ID. Mitchell, oi
New Shoreham, aged years,
on Friday morning a,t, Nj. john Bailey,
aged u wears aud = months.
In this town, on the 2jih February, Daniel
W. son Of Mr.. Grurue Reynolds, aged 10 mos
Al the Newport Asylum nn The ~ ln-l.
Miss Elzabuth Chamrlru aged 81 ,"ars
In Swansry, Mass on the li'h "i Tcb India
Maria, daughter Of Thomas VI. aud Martha
Weaver, aged mus, ~ dats.
In Alexandria, on TUESDAY the 9th uli
Mrs. Harriet Easlon Ncalc, wife Of The Hon
Chrisiophcr Ncalc ot that city, aud daughtcl
OF the Iaiu Nicholas Eastou, Esq, Of this place,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

The Supreme Court Of this State,
commenced its March term, in this
place, on Tuesday morning las, presen nj
Chief Justice Durfee, Judges Halle,
Staples and Bosworth. After the open
ing Of the Court, The Chief Justice
made few remarks to the Grand Jury,
stating in substance that there was moth
ing for them to do, when they retired
for short time and returned, making
no presentmcnts, and Of course we're
at once discharged.
In the afternoon, the Dockc, Of causes
was read over, but no jury case was
tried, and after disposing Of one or two
petitions for divorce, sc. the Court ad-
journed TO meet in Bristol on Monday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
To the Patrons and others, of
the "Rh0de-Islander" News
paper.

We have somewhat unexpectedly once
more become the proprietor of the old
Rhode Island Republican, alias "R Rhodc-
Islander newspaper establishment, (hav-
ing recently purchased it at Public Auc-
tion,) and in order to ascertain whether
it is cxpcdicnt to continue its publication
or not, as a "non political family Jour
nal" invite all who desire its continuance
to hand in their names, at this office, on
or before the nth of this month. The
present subscription list is not sufficient
to warrant its further publication, and
should not number adequate to deiray-
ing its expenses signify their willingness
to continue it, within the time above
mentioned, we shall then permit it to
pass into oblivion
A considerable number of the patrons
of the Rhodc-Islander hive long been
among the best patrons of the Herald of
the Times, and large part of the re-
naming portion of the Rhode Islanders
list have lately expressed Il disposition to
transfer their subscriptions to this paper,
50 that the publication of the Rhode Is
lander is therefore extremely problcmatl-
cal. II, however, Il sufficient number
como forward and wish it publishcd,- -
and will pay for TIT will he published
but not otherwise.
The establishment ever since VIC dis
posed of our interest III it, I6 years ago, J
has been losing concern, and We are
not of the opinion that il is tho part of
prudence, or in accordance with well.
directed aud laudablc enterprise, to taN
the community with more papers than
they can or de- pay for. or iiS business
wants require. The printing of ncwspa-
pcrs is an expensive business. Consid
cradle capital is required and cash must
he paid for every thing necessary 10 car
ry il on,-and no paper can he sustained
aud flourish, unless its patrons promptl,
pay their bills, aud there are enough of
them.
In regard to- Tie Reading Room con.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

IL not before, that the point in cOntro-
versy was, whether this question should
be settled by arms, or by negotiation
and compromise. II was the most i'm.
portant question that had ever been he
fore the American people since the
Revolution. He dwelt Oh the impor-
tance of an early expression Of the
opinion Of the Senate upon il.
Mr.. Cass said unless Great Britain
should make more liberal offer than
she had done. the difficulty would never
be settled. He, as 5ith part of the
Senate, would stand between it and the
President.
Mr.. Breese moved an adjournment -
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
In the House Of Represent atvcs,
nothing Of moment was done. Most of
the sitting was passed in Committee Of
the Whole on the harbor and river ap-
preparation bill.
In The House, Friday, Feb. 81, on
motion the House went into Committee
OF the whole, and took up the private
calender. After spending some :ime
In Committee, on motion of Mr.. King
Of Ga. the Committee rose and reported
sundry bills, and the House soon after
adjourned.
On Saturday, the private Calender
occupied the time Of the House TO the
exclusion Of every thing else.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

Haven, Mershon, Prov for PAila Lodi, Al.
kins, Marblehead for n Haven.
SlooPs Radiant, Hawkins, Prov. lug y York
Emblem, Potter, York for Prov.
SATURDAY, Feh %.
Sehr EmcraId, Gaycii, n York for PROV.
Sl'"ps Sieil,nt, Heath, Prov. for n. Ipsk
fenmseL, AL, do for do.
SUNDAY, March 4.
Schrs Andsmon, -, Thon,sstop for New
York J1Hp, Rohinsop, do for do.
Passed out l.. NJ. u GllI rigged brig
MONDAY, March 9.
Schrs North STAR, Wiiherspoov, Camden for
n. London Geo Enss, Smart, from Camden.
TtESDAY, March 8.
Saiiel-Schr Geo Engs, Smari,-.
WEDNESDAY, March 4ih
Passed ap ship South America, Sowle, In
NV Coast, lasi TN Oabuhmo, Sept Is, 45. with
300 sp. 5000 wa.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Oclayis, Doughty, arr. at n York 23d
FIN Wilmirgron, N. e.
Brig Algonquin, May berry, arr at \ York
23d, from n. Orleans.
Brig Lisbon, Messer, cid at Wilm.pztou,
NC. 9,h for Havana.
Brig Gen. Cobb, Hammond. cid at New
Orleans l2lh for ST. loAus, + Il.
Brig Echo, Smith, arr AT Havana 18th inst, ,
itom Wilmington, NC.
Sehr Warsaw, Burdick, arr at n. Orlcan.
l4tk from Kingston, lam.
SCAR Mary Shields, was at Nata..o 9th
inst, iur New York, wig wafer to gei over
the bar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

As our paper was going TO press, wo were
'grIcved 10 learn, that Il very serious accident
happened last evening" 10 our highly respected
fellow citizen, RICHARD X RASbolsH, ESQ,
from the effects Of which, we fear he will no,
very speedily recover Mr.. r., we understand,
had been engaged in professional business at
the State House until some ,i,ne after twilight,
when passing in the direction of the upper
part OF Washington square and the foot of
'rouro street, ho unfortunately stepped into a
cavity IN the snow from which no was unable
to extrcate his foot, and in the effect broke the
bones Of one Of his legs just above the ancle.-
Two gentlemen passing assisted to relieve him
from this painful situation, and he was carried
Immediately into the Park House, where his lei
was set by Drs, Dunn & James Turner. -
MIR. X was Afterwards carried to his own house
in Broad street, and we hope ia doing well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
The State of Rhode Island aud Providence
Plantations.

fKoNIDthCE, Sc.
CierkS OgTce, Supreme Conri,
E,bru0ry ISh, H. ID. iSi6.
WmrRrAs at the September term Of sud
w Court, A. ID. lSia, upon tbe petition Of
Joseph B. FrcebnIn, uf Providence, IN saIi
county, Leather Dresser, for ,,.c benefit o.,
the lnsolvent Act, il was "urdcrcd that said
prilil"n be continued TIL the next term OF
this Court, with stay OF proceedings, aud
that III the mean time the SAID petitioner give
notice of The pendency of his said pcutIon bv
publishing certificate signed by the Ulerk
Of this Court, in some public paper printed III
the town Of Newport. ut least three weeks
before the next March term OF This Court"
Notice is therefore hereby given I" The
creditors of said Joseph b Freeborn. TO ap
pear (if they shall see ft,) a, our Supreme
Court. mex, to be holden at Providence, in
and foe said county. on the third Monday %:
March next. to nominn'c Assignees, or Ia
show cause why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
WAITER PAINE Jr. twr6.
Feb. 2G-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
Erre IN Mem R,HEorH The buildin

Fire in .N'ew Btdford--rhe building
known as the Mechanics Hall, on William,
near tho cornor of Purchase street, narrowly
escaped destruction by fire early yesterday
morning. The fire was discovered at about
2 o'clock by family occupying portion Of
the building, who Immediately gave the a.
lnrin, and by the prompt attendance of the
fircnen and cltiZcns, IT was fortunately eX-
ilnguished before II had made much progress.
Damage about $1,000 The building was
owned principally by Maj. Geo. A. Bourne,
aud is fully insured. We understand the fire
caught from stove used for warming por-
lion Of The building, and placed beneath the
stairs leading To the Hall, on the second
foor.-.Nto Bedjord .Hcmuy Thursday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
Chemical Balsam,
on
HAIR INVIGORATOK


Is now presented to the world. with a Gnn
n belief that, as benuii6cr and hcaliy &C..
storative al the ha 4, II will be found on irai
uncqualled.
Hinis on HsSeases Of The Hair.
Badness arises from several causes, but
chlety from cnt0DfouS scWT, that has liz
origin III diseased state oJ the blood, which,
II moi cradIcoted, OCCASION The loss Of the
hair. ln such cases, EeQnent application of
tho Che"aicm BaisGpa, as a wash and einolll.
cnt preserves the roots by it's healthy and
curative action upon the lpiHute blood vessels
which surround and nourEA the hair, aud
destroys .he disease, which, is left unchecked,
must occasion final badness, from the cog.
rupt state of the skin. This is the most dan
2eTous OF oil Diseases incIdeDt to the roots ot
The baE, and the one To be laOst carefully
guarded against, Fevers arc also causes Of
ihe iaHng oct oi the hair, as well us maay
otacr complaints WHICH II ia needless To cna-
merate, oil having one origin. The only pee
serva,Ne aguiast losing the hair from old aye,
is constant atte nlion, aud the application oi
such stlmuants as the Chepofc.L BalSnm
which will IonrlsA lhc lsals, BY it's use the
har may be preserved vigorous TO extreme
old age. Just received aud for sale b.
GORTON ANDERSON.
March 7, No. l1l, Tbanrs 81,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

THE BALL OF THE 2lru FRBRrARY.-We
mentioned in our puper of the 10Th, that there
was to be a Ball in this place, in honor Of
Wnshinston's Birth Day, on the 2ilh, (lhe
22d happening OIL Sunday and that we had
no doubt it would be done up in good shape.
We inadvertently omitted to state in our last,
that our predictions were more than verified
We learn from those who were present, that
1t was highly gratifying to all who attended
The Mercury says" the beauty and fashion"
of the place were there" the Hall was
beautifully decorated-,he supper CHOICE
and the music eycellent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
Fsarslsal'S Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ concerned that n Libel has been flied
and allowed by the Hon. John Puman Dis
trlct Judge for Rhode Island District against
the S,hoonrr EveIlna. Capt. Euos Pope, Tor
sailors wages, aud that a trial will be had
thereon at SPECIAL District Court ia be
hGlJen at the United States Court Room IL
Providence, on The third Wednesday Of
March, the lSIh instant, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
at which tune aud place all persons can ap.
pear aud BE- heard.
BURLINGTON ANTHONY,
March ID, 1876 u. ). Marshal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

learn that the tariff question IL to he PM
oil until action shall have been first had on
The mhcr great mcasurc'. Mr.. Pakenhnm
had an interview on "Wednesday with Mr.
buchanan NJ the State Department, "a ! learn.
Tha, night a special Cabinet meeting was
called al the White IIonse.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

Dr,ru % WILLIAM William
Jenkins, an Elder Of the Society of Friends
died IN this city last evening. at about o..
clock after q proirsctcd illness. Mrs. Anna
Jenkins, his widow, is widely known through
ou, this country, and N England, ne distin.
,uislcd preacher oi the Friends dcnomina
ilun.- Pror. Tiansujpi II T'wS1dy.