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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
BWN GOODS

Which he ofc-s a Wdp'csa'o or Retail or tho most f..
vora de Terms. ii. s'ocS 81 ueE a. purchased with care.
and a ran Oft wish csre~iai attention TO- tic wants 81,
me rr,eItadc The Ladies sld Gentlemen Of Wheeling
hid NiCury arc iuyrcd 10 call on LIu. aud he Gatcgs
himself ira they viii fud his stock and prices in M,
quie a. desirable as these Of any other Establishments m
tie city.
Tic dec'ires euumc-oiinc Goods a. present. hut bc can
assure his friends shat they VIII mud everything desirei
81" Hry Goods store, if they calI cad examine
az I0 I'll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

lowing 0ric'Cs.
superior C~uurowicrTcas Irdirn
Imperial do Western Receive Cheese
Young Tyson DO k0rowhS salt
H. blick do Tale Do mioNcs
hesi vNtslcc SUPP Family Flour
=" idncy Riodo {" tui cured R,ron
" od white do Hams. Shoulder g. sides
10 hrh rov'd do Sperm Candles
No. Chocuia'e Mould & dot rarow do
superior House No,asscs GAINESVILLE Rosut soap
No to Shaving Scan
Double REID LoVrSur az Ns-ic-sicd - rbq.s
do do splnu iu1vcs Gavin, choice s. "a Io' acc,
superior Crushed sugar Ranpce and Sco'ch suuI
N.Oriegis de- itc~aiia and Principe Cc-a..
" NoSl2 8 3 Mackcrclif Srsnt-b aru com. d1
" No Herring Rest Ride Row der
" No ! IrHuu.cd Shad Lead and SHOT
Pepper ground uud uug'd Percussion ta.s
Nhspice cloves Bigckiur and scWh'g brushes
CmfdhlOn Iu1gcr Aia.Cus Shoe Hacking
Mustard Mines IS. nj. al lsd Nails
Rice Smy rna Figs RopCs sud Couiafe
Rasins Frcich Cur arts Beaver Buckets
ttVcrfs English W airnis Superior Cider VINEGAR
lccous Sun sh'd Almonds Wftinr and Ic,'cf r7,er
"rruan hdidcr lux, Black Sand
Mum and Coppcras = 10 and 1913 Window riu.-
Vim a yUiety ofoihcr articles cNI cctcd in a few da..
from the East aud esc,y here. which will make thc a-.nri.
hieht very complete, AL q which Will lc sold a. The
Cheapest rates.
Having some experience in business. I shan dcvo.c my
Lcs- ehcTis IN procuring and always hcepiu ilc ICES. ar
lc'es. with The assurance that I viii sell o. an tircs Is
cheHn % an! q her house ir The city. aud " OuId most res.
pecfnilly invite all those wishing a ta-rsin To csl and
examine for Themselves tctore purchasing elsewhere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
NEW FAMILY GROCERY

"NE DOOR North OF NR. W.. ,. su ~ DAY GOODS
sroNE. OPPOSITE TUE nfu rEp rooT.
MAIN STREE WHEELING, Va.
< N %M ~EAlLAssEN.
2 E~srECTIULIN Informs hts friends avid The puiiic
- 81 thc ciy rdncigh' orhoOdtha he isrow tcccit
PIG f,0 opcrtog Tor SAFE 81 tlc afcve spacious rooms. Eva
elltgy resi- -tOcko f Vcrv choice FANifN noe
iNt>, fiNpN iS%oNS, sc. consisting mrsto Ike fol-
owing 0TiciCs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
THE TRtEKLIN HOUSE.
No. l03 ChcsEut 81. beiirfr;l 3rd a0d Z,

flllLhDELPHlA.
rSllS popular ard central HJtg'. Of sfishcl by tic
- Mess'S. '1ldeaDn. having pana ,u'othc hands OF
lHc suisse fiNcr lu utsiics ,o in.uctu a.f.fsrGlls RHd tuc plH-
itc hei - 81 NOW oFe1 for thc seccptioIui .uCsis.
To tiu-c vr- Afs-H -rf .-fhQ1t 8Ihhu Euusc.~ us
advantages as Hdcsiratc stopping place ere wei kn,Ayu:
TORTOISE who nave uol, awhile only necessary 10 afc
;hHi az situated uthe iusiesf ESft ofthc most fsshiona-
Die street, IN ihc Immediate vicinity ofthe Exchange, Post
Office, Banks, CusoUt House. Places og Amusement, 10.
ieis Steamioat~i .ahdinss, Railroad Depos, Pubic Sluote.
Court ipuscs, &C..
since ie ona1ecul propriCars, q lar-c amount Of mo.
uey has cen expended BE- c~niarginr. r~e-ltfine. re- furnish
lug ard painting. Among Tie nun eroGs improvements
trsy ie mentioned Improved entrances. a new ladies' or
dWafy, q new genieuan dining slo0r, new warriors,
new ehenitefs, new archer, ard new Tar room. losiics
many Oiicr minor improvements.
Ileprtncpal teo tuoS AIRS ro.e ho;e', the Taic.md
Wine Cellar wlltc under tie management OF Mr.. jam s
VI. Sdudcrsoir, one ofthe fnrmar proprieiurS. whose atnti.
uon ga exec as a Cee-cr ~ well known. His widely cc-
lcirafed cook, "Pclc icr," aided Us experienced assistants
VIII still com inuc tote IBIS riIEt hand man.
The office and looks will De- under tire charge 81 Mr.. G..
i. %BUrnhan, lae ellie hio editor o.the Daily Ohio Union.
OF CincinutiL ard more recently OF Dos' ON. In short.
great eNertiohs have iecn made. add hereafter will rios lc
spared, 10 reader ihc "fssn.iaa one &C tle VERY FIssr
notes Dr comfort, convelIculc aud good living.
jy 81 iw N. MINOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AND


r7THE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly FOR sale, q, the
~ lowest pures. an assortment Of MEDICINES,
DRUGS D~YEsrUFFS. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR.
NlSH, BRUSHES, &c. &c.
Confident hs prices viii give satisfaction. he solictes
even those who may not intend 30 purchase atihc tnle'
t0 ascertain the prices OF his goods.
Any COMMUNICATIONS asking the prices OF goods are
most checrfully aud promptly answered.
lie would particularly state, that he has a Steam Fac
tory ln connection with hs store, for POwdering Jaep.
Rhubarh, Ipccacuanha, and many other Medicines; for
grinding Mustard, Cinnamon. Aispice, PCpref, Gloves,
&c.: aud Lamp Black, Black Lead. Venetian Red.
Chrome yellow and green, Nerdegris. yellow Ochrc AID
other Paints. iu oil; all Of which he IS able 90 sell al the
very lowest prices.
Paints mixed already fr ufe and put up In earihen
pots Of different sizes. Tor family convenience.
Putty Of the lost quality al ga rents per %. ont Of
baadefs. and 3 els per ~ ~ h0dicrs, m quantities or 20
pounds aud upw ard.
No charge made for delivering goods in any part 81 tle
city ~ " Iotbi
Daucatsr, No. iI1 West Trai, a feN doors frou Light
-. opposite the - q y X X Depot, BALTIMORE.
feb -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
\ GFNERNh INVTFATlON.

TO AZ PERSONS wislins So purchase any cfic'e in tho
y dry goods way. 40 tio rrt-ou is advancing avid We
Wltnfo reduce cur sock 20 u1.c room Tor 0largc Iai sun.
Ply, We ere dctcrDincl to sen Gt very reduced prices. Our
stock "a prcscat b. very large. ard oi CREST variety. Tho
reason why We CHno|cr gIga'c larzaiIis taln ive Would
Otherwise do, is on account Of tu}i ing our second SUNNY
tJf tat7 season but q short lime back and o. we Inv min.
cipdiiy m New York. we Ae satisfied iiiai We can otter
slch Inducements a- otlaot ic surpassed ty any house i1
Nlts city, none excepted. UO'ctug 9reat inducements
viii have a irndcary to s'l. thaf isour fnl de-cfmuafion
JOHNSTON & BEgRYIHLI.
Wholesale and retail Gc.crrIp lofcln and nnBics
Jy22-A tic dry fuUU~. No. 1@i, Main So, Wbca1u-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Real estate and steamboat advertisements. shcriis' aud
COMMISSIONER sales, theatrical, circus, or similar adver.
tising. moi 10 be published by the wear.
Advertisements charseable by the insertion should, in
oil eases, be accompanied by the written directions as to
the number Of insertions; II not, they will he published
til forbid, and payment cXacied.
No advertisements inserted graiuiiously.
Marriages and deaths are published a. news. Obit
ua-ics and funeral invitations arc advertisements
The privilege of advertisers, by the year, Is confined
10 advertisements of their own regular business; and not
cxceeding . squares. An other advertisement sent by
them will se charged at the usual rates,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

Nathaniel =. Ntlir.o0. i.ieI II. Caldwell. N'cxander
Caldwell, Charlie Weave AID Js-c q. his vide, Moses G..
Good AVID j3a'H N. Nis wim. William a. DAWSON and
ANA 4. DIS w,c, SD 1851 Rraiy and May T.. :. his
wife, twIichs a.d fl'ert o., Alexander, Jane R.. Joana
w \ou A., add Mary T.. =. arc tic ch'drsu ans heirs-at
ts" "t Alexander Caluwch, dcccased1 aId John GI,sou,
DESCENDANTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
PANTAJ.OONs

Cashmere, Casino, leans TWecds, Gunner Cloths.
Nfep'o., i4ntn clscckss. Gau.l1OOais. IuckR,aw Ywcef.
iienTy Clay I,weeds; s1d every usttr kud OF u .n.ef
Goods an ready 10 walk into.
NESIS=My sock OF Vests Is pcrLoUs tLe icsi t,,r.
W. ana nc iaHesi assortment than over was looked O.
~ any C"y, varying IN prices fcom 30 cents To S.. II
embraces al c"'0as- Styles and qualities.
y dozen iIc Linen ard tu'iou Siiris; Check and com
mon more ttan ] have time 10 count: Co'ars. B1eouts.
SnspenGeIs, Gloves, Crava's, nrks; sak and linen
hanl"erehiefs hNt Hose; aud Ssrcat variety OF OTHER
articles, such a. LADIES DRESSES, al Patterns and
styles; Palm Leaf HAS and Umbrellas; IN short every ~.
llcle hat le ougs 10 a regular MERCHANT TAILOR'S
- tA" ALiStMLNi, COR furnishing GCutamcu with an
cuii'e n out can &c iouad terc neatly mSde and cheap
~ conclusion Z VIII say, Hat I can and viii sell my
touis c.Cai cr titu enc ot my ccmptiiiuss. WHO has taken
the trouble 10 mako the same known in She Eastern cities
can tuJ Them, aud hope nay Old customers as We'll az my.
new ones WIZ no longer lc guided ly tais laafWay and
poorly made upt oihlnc. sncq ~ iS dsiiy offered ty those
those ttat revc no knowledge OF the profession vtbstay.
err therefore / would respectfully solicit my frsids,
customers, AID tie public rcNcra'iy. 10 can ard cka.!int
iyf themselves, rs b. VIII afford NE ard my clerks much
pSesu[e % Wat on an az any pHe. DON'T forgot the
With -FOUR BIG DOORS. ae4 = pfrr I'D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

The parties interested in the matters mentioned in The
foreyOiug decree are hereby notified that I have aproiui-
cd Monday tho 2ith day o. August next, a; my ohico IN
the city OF wheeling, a. 10 O'ciOcS,A 4. VI. ~ the time ard
place When aud where / shall cOnmCuce tNkiug the ac-
countthcretu direcied-ondI require The appearance Of
Inc parties there, with such proofs, vouchers, sc. Ss may
be necessary tOtlC proper taxing utsaid account.
jy % In JAMES PAULL,C Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

- ctL UNFOLD Ga atrHTHiShtd tale.
FOR truth Is mickty and tci{i preUGil.''
Wei hcTc I came 0nce more rith Inc Four
BIG DOORS open. and a STOCK of nelo
and fashionable Spring Goods. al tie
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
Sa's ASEkkIN kvECst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

$50 Cnina plain and ucitgH Uu3ug aIdTer Waft of
rra srd -surv Tficfrt rHd ff move 0l ihn Nue
.0u' of oHf .sffer sr'cuda varisn o. Dhrfa Flo"fr va
.N Chimney rFrH usuft. &c. Hr.aIH ore NWf NUff
HelufUHia0d cIU.fc see frurfe.
tn sHHfi1u wehatri 1rv toe4t H7 flf-ac rnl W.T. 81.
sorted sala 0fDouuou Wave. vli-h u a|N s.I oY 81
Idpufe-cane frffte -s retfcFot iH'!H r.HHt.. BOZ ropi
Ht whirIv rtrf-f I1 dHrfr a'r 'rH. Hl.." fnr rH"r
fffe hHraf tar n.thH uHIu .re, tiff. fr.IH rfrIr.n
Country faarfsa.f lFIuI. t rs"f. rrtt ord Hff
.f. ta4.atisou. N.& q. -HEstat
UI6 Noe IartH tt1afJf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

RF LDiCNLCULLINEO OIUU--IIHf fcIultT oH-
IVA uu1i corr sc ni lrrfura W tlfs Institution W II
commence oh tlcIs MONDAY afN1vem'cr. end continue
uliltIe 6rsf of NarcH. uufrr Doe rrpyIug lulnecmCut
NuafonF. EOF SIOTWElbt
ChouisIr rs, PROF. LOCKE
Surgery. Z BOf. MtsrEfs
MBcria Nclica. rHOI. HARRISON:
MdviteYy. rROF. WRIGHT
Tutorg dnd rtaJtrc. % MDotIIiA U.
Demonstration of Anatomy. Z. I.AN EUN. u.U.
tIe euiirC rlufsn. iHriuiml Hospital. lsl.
Nrlru'sfinu. .esI aud Nt.r..IIr IIr-ri IHfN|n white
sfIu. wit-b mus To- paid Dbl a1vsf.r. Tile iHef q end
F.. nI.scttug nskfs mas tttfkf1 or omitted. o. tlfuHiiDn
Inft.e student. s pfcrers'01 course otircHfc Vil CON-.
mrnrr on Che II MurdlF oIDc otter. which vlul r srs.a.
/ ruusto size rrruirr sfrfrHisn ire ine-fUfi0n. Tire Die
Z acriilr rooms willie 0fe1 sfffos some tHr.
b. r-ew JOHN F.NtHRtsON. rcan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
CORNER OF MAIN AND MnNRaE SHEETS.

= jrs' returned from New YORK. ThislciNhi. 4
~ HaHhrofe, with The LARGESp stock OF spring and
summer Goods ihai was ever looked a. ia any one hCUse
'uis .dc ofihc Nic4hcny Nountains. Paving c1la-.cl
my STORE 20 double Us FORMER size for tho purrnec Of
making room Tor my SARGE q and for the ac
'o'ni'oOtio 81 my customers as they come ih. I have
Cso oponcd TWO rev additional DOORS. aud fhis in.
prol,HcHt ! ihiaf, Niieuatie ne torav every arerlon
u" u VINO may trupr me wiki q call. I haze fCqucutH,
lad 20 many visitors aNd YVES so much crowded mat tlcv
nave heen compelled 10 leave for want of ru0m, to took At
lAy 'oods-or even hear my cEEsP FRI A.. Nuw I SAY
come ono. come Az. 6ld every attention viii J e. Maid. for
nay S'"cN OF Goods and nav store Is sufficiently LARGE to
Seeogodate od end young-NarIicd and singie-Laiies,
Gentlemen and al.
SroCE or CLOTHS.
Black, brown. Green. IOuo, Invisible Grccr, Rue.
a'd " iaus other fancy cylorej Broad Coil4. imported
RON France and England direct cor ne a le.ua'ic frafe
Also. a large supply oflhc uewtft style of Frcnch Cas-
me = /, s'lfcQ"r tn any Lining ever offered, 10th iu style,
quality eud fashion.
NESIiNGS-As To Ncsfin-s. dcfy the world 20 heat
ihem either in quaii'y, or varie'y; / shall no, s:elnut To
say ihai they ere 'dccitedly French" therefore YOU viii
N tase excuse a TAILoH,lo 10, Unaorsta uduig tLe ,ecLui.
~caifeclns or names.
SUMMER COAT & P~NNTALCON srrrrs.
IlaW end Fancy Linen Drilling, CHECK. Brown E.act.
and FSney Cashmere, RounSZiacs, SIN and Wool weeds
al co'ors and grades Iuckapas and Henry Csg M,seds
Boston aud Kentucky Jeans, aud many Other stole. ZOO
g soid i ne piece, yard, or isadc az 10 osder IA my "a
fashionable style.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
NJ! Soch OF ciuthing consists in Part OF Eroad Ciol,
rock c1d Dress COa.s ot an c0ics and qualities. Ufar
1,Elas Cashmere, tomlaziue, INyceds, Linen cheeks.
; ian Lln," Eoit"n checks, and every o,hor description
%, SUMMER e"oos a'st the New York nykot can pro
uIgc. 80 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
CornnlMnant.
Complainant

- i~VGlNiA.-IN CrANeEaY.-.N Roles he'd IN tIa
y t'crh's Office ofthc Croui superior Coat OF Law
'd Chsnccyy .or the County Otohie, in the month vi
AUrUsf. 1870.
i rtd Naidwel, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

"N1WN = If0"N0f NHIs =" T.
TBW akcmai. cor. see'y.
10 avoid impositions, purchasers must a WAYS asS for
'Ciekers Sugar CCGcei Vegetable Fi1s," aid take no
Others, or they viii Re male The victims ole f-aud.
tue following arc ue duly %sppontcd agents for the
SAFE 81 Vie genuine br CHECKERS Su-N coated ills: 4 q
FAlRCliiLD, Wheeling, Va; James ACfay. Bridte. ont.
Wclshurg, Va; & A Wallace, Ia ClanEt; Geo. Gsaie
Co. w arrontown.
Triadephia; j X
West Alexander, GEO. WILSON.
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WHEELING1TIMES A. ADVERTISER
a wuEELING TIMES a. ETrE.
JAIL FRI. WEEKLY & WEEKLY IN
J.. Il. WHARTON,
"
j. T.. WHARTON.

AnnLlsp serAnE. noNaoE srREEr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

John 'at I. and Julul GGy. Defendants.
IRE ieepdp.,S not having entered their appearance
and Gwen security according 10 She rct OF Assembly and
'te mics OF ,hts Court, and a. aprcarrlg by "a ~isfac:ory
proc tia iaeJ ore NOS ilk0 sGnisot the Commonwealth
oi y lrFilioi ON motion OF DE Complainant hy counsel, tt
u.s. ordered fhat the seid Defendants do appear here on the
mrs. day OF tIe neNs Fai term OF Inns Court a1d answer
tv toupHIpslis lIl, and that a copy OF this order ia
go -'NNith inserted ni some newspaper printed iu the city
oiN ucclins tr two months Excessively and posted al
the fsout door q. ,uc Court uUnse of Ohio county. \ CO.
py trstc. ALEN. l.AIBIEN. Clerk.
HrtsoS, aug 10 Pm
NIHGtNIN.-iN CH,NcgrY.-N Rules held in the
: Clerks Of'cC 0iihc Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaneery Tor the County % Ohio, in the month OF
( AUGUST, 1916.
Ninuui II. Harrison Comnlninan,
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR

rs TAKEN the store No. 40 Main & root oupo-itr
Neudg and H3riOurs TuruIiusc Wave Rooms.
Where he las received and Twill keep constantly on hand q
large aud handsome Eock 81
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-17
Interesting from TapnDicO..

The Mobile Journal of the 4th inst has the
following letter from Pensacola, dated Dec. l.
The United States brig Porpoise, Capt Hunt,
arrived here this evening, about 7 o'clock,
eight days from Tampico,r reports the squadron
all well. Capt. Tatnall, commanding the
steamer Spitfire, ascended the river as far as
the town of Ponuco and took possession of
the fort.
1t mounted lG guns, which, as they could
not be transported to Tamplco, were spiked
and the carriages destroyed. There was not
a shadow ofa Mexican in arms to be seen
no opposition of any kind.
Troops were arriving daily, and armaments
Of all kinds landing at Tampico. The inhabi-
tants seemed perfectly satisfied with the
change.
There was great many merchantmen
with assorted cargocs in port. There was 4
severe gale on the 18th ultimo, and the John
Adams, St. Mary's and the British man cf war
brig, the Daricn, were blown off the coast
they have however returned without sustain
ing any damage Capt lngraham came pas
senger in the Porpoise, and is bearer of de-
spatches to our government at Washington.
An attempt was made by the Captain of the
Daricn to claim the gun boats and schooner of
the Mexicans British property, and he
persisted in it until ddmoniShed by Commo-
dorc Conner, when he reluctantly yielded and
abandoned his prctcnsons. The streets of Tam
pico were throngcd with American citzines.-
All was hustle, and business brisk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-17

II Cry OF NEwPoRT.--A numerous meet
ing of the citizens of the town, was held
at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening
last, by adjournment, for the purpose Of
hearing the Report Of Committee, ap-
pointed some time since. to enquire into
the expediency Of abolishing our present
form of town government and adopting a
City government.
George Turner, Esq, from Ihe COM
mtlee, read Report, which embraced
many facts, showing that City form of
government was quite as economical, if
not more so, than that under which we
have so long lived, while it possessed ma
ny advantages in point of efficiency, &c,
that a municipal government did not nor
could not possess.
Mr.. Turner after reading the Report,
made some very cogent remarks in favor
of City form Of government
Hon. ID. J. Pearce also spoke strongly
in favor of a change, and though he did
not pretend to go into detailed state
ment, showing its advantages and disad-
vantages, he nevertheless adduccd some
very plausible if not weighty arguments
on the side of adopting City form of
government.
Mr.. VIM. II. Cranston made some re-
marks showing the importance of a more
efficient government.
The Moderator Hon. II. B. GRAMS
TON, J made few remarks, fully agree
ing in the necessity of a more energetic
government, though he was not so anx-
ious about abolishing the present form
as many others were. The experiment
he said had once been tried, (many years
ago,) and those that tried it soon lin less
than 3 years,) got tired Of the change,
and the "Chy Of Newport again went
back to its old, its present form Of gov
ernment. II a change, however, was now
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-17
Tie Presidents Message.

This most abominably long document
was furnished to our subscribers, in an
extra, on Thursday last, and we presume,
ere this, all have given it perusal.
The leading Wing papers of the coun-
try have Investigated its plausible pre-
texts in favor of the Mexican war, and
have stripped it of the specious invest
ment with which it is clothed. We have
not room to reproduce these articles, but
shall lay before our readers, in our next,
very full expositiona.o a.of the subtle and
fallacious reasoning and arguments of the
President, from late number of the Ma
tional Intelligencer.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-17
From The Picayune cfhe 5th.
Later from Monterey Il MOncIOva.

II We are indebted TO Captain Baker, of the
steamer Monmouth, from Brazos Santiago
for the following menoranda -
\ On the 26lh November, the u. S. steam
frlgae Mississippi arrived at Brazos Santiago
from New Orleans and left the same day.
At 3P. NJ. the U. s. steamer Telegraph
eff for New Orleans via Matargorda. At 5
+. nj. the u. s. iron steamer Mary Summers
left for Tampico, with abou, twenty men and
stores for the army. The U. s. steamer Un.
dine also left the Rio Grande, with troops for
'rampico.
On the 29th, the steamship Virginia, nearly
unloated, came over the Brazos bar, to take
troops to Tampico. The schooner Gertrude
is also taken up by the quartermuster to load
for Tampico.
On the 2Sth, the y. s. steamer Col. Cross
arrived at the mouth of the Rio Grande, with
regiment Of Alabamlans, their destination
Tamplco.
Mr.. A. l.. Daunoy. who came passenger on
board the U. s. steamer Monmouth, gives the
following items:
On the 9th Nov. arrived at Moncova, found
Gen. Wool and army encamped his army in
fine condition; remained at lonclova until the
18th, then started with an escort with dispatches
for Gen. Taylor; found the road for 100 miles
pcliect uesClt' ueStltue Ol wafer ana arrived al
Monterey on the i7th; asccrlained that Gen
Taylor had left for altilo, 20 miles.
lieus. Franklin and DeSchieldS with the dis
patches, left for Sallilo with The same escort on
the 18th The distance from Monclova to Mon.
tefey Is lSO miles-thence 10 caltillo I40 miles
from 'loncloya to Sallillo it is but $50 miles,
water plenty and corn in abundance; and no
doubt Gen Wool will advance direct from Mon
clova to Saltillo.
Mr.. Daunoy thinks that Gen Wool and army
are now AT Ssllilo. lie (Mr d. left Monterey
on The 9Th ut. Eleven miles from Monterey
met train Of sixty wagons.
On tie 2lst met another train Of fifty wagons,
escorted by four companies, having two long IL
Founders. DR.. Hawkins accompanying the
train.
Gen. Butler is military commander of Mon
lerey, General Taylor has returned from Sail-
10, leaving General Worth in possession of the
place. 1t was the intention OF the General that
he whole of the forces, except the necessary
number to garrison the several postS should
concentrate at Tampicot and that General ray
lor, IN going there, would take a route leaving
San Luis Potosi to the right.
Arrived at Tampico. and having the nccesSa-
ry forces TO carry out his future operations, an
attack would be made ON Vera Cruz, simula-
neouS by sea and land.