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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

- F"TT1 W.T. y TT
- ". UETSNrLt respectfully inee-a, f4c raau-
~ tN7t .r s. Ts eIratet xpnrrt.sIr his es-4qH
siatk ui trtJuuf tUg9.i.. in the srfrclal5 Of v.si.h
Dr. iss slow sa move than % uaf uius.
having the ADVANTAGE Of ciotcc from tHe uast raerof
afFtvaS hV The late steamers. ne nittsrs nasaa#s tt-f IL
WIZ w his ro.Ncrfp present fMr t1spesfHas vl-iefv
Or von3s nt new designs sui beautiful styifs Ehe -fnck
viii frpts ~ lie opened ON FRIDAY ncvt. TIE aH1 INST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
Fox SH-L

ht subscriber being desircus Of selling his entire
Estate iuthe city of Wheeling. Virginia. cupsistins
OF AZ asres of land al orlne TIE citV, and ~ hlrb a..
nouhds N Sohe coal. and there is slso a stone quarry on
thr aforesaid premises elusi to any as am infnriued.
III toe state Of Virginia. $50, atout % or lqO feel OF
ground imhiedtateiy OF Water street. on q part Of Which
Is AieauN erected a very FIRE Warehouse and suficielt
room LOT Two other Warehouses. This property lies
lmIiei'a'eiY ON the Chic river. and just above the U.
., h''e', SO generally known to all travellers: aud he
pieptft' nthis squere is generally eous idered the most
vaHShle of any IN the city For terms apply to The pro.
pfietor. living near Louisville, XIV.
HyIS SNNTFT C~uItrCuIrJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

BROWNSVILLE. PA.
ruHlS house ia suitatie Tor a iIst class Hotel. or for
l. any a. all the custom on the National Road.
A Landlord having a good character IN his eating, can
have a favorable lease fJotn date or frst of Aprl next.
IT iIOGG. RraNu~vt te,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale. from IS 10 90 lots and pieces of
L ground, which hlv" lately laid out. on the hin ard
road leading to Mr.. n Nichols's; and also from two to
three acres OF ersund, lying between said road and the
turnpike, aht several other lots of ground ON Main and
Market streets.
The lots on the bill arc convenient to a good well of
water. the joint useof which W II he wen to The pur-
chasers of the lots and ground on tile hill.
viii also sell some ground on Monroe street, in front
of the Court House
All CT any of the above, VIII he sold low and give a
reasonable credit for the gre ter port on of the purchase
money. The lots aud ground on The MIR are convenient
for Mechanics aud lahoring men, at the Giassworks,
Foundry, Boat yard, &c. JOHN M'JIRE.
kssss T. 81 have a new Brick Honse. which VIII
etEse be finished by the LIST If October. with five rooms
cellar, lot tor garden, and close To the well, which | Will
cell or rent at 4 far price. (Aup9-tf} J. MI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
WELSH FLANNEL.

YCST received. ) pieces resl Welsh Flannel, warrant
- ed not 10 shrink, | piece very tine French tisnnel
something new by MARSH. ANLtlt n MAESH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

= AN now openine g fresh supply Of eight day and
q thirty hour brass CLOCKS, toT SAFE ctean.
nrl.H w s. MIEkn ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
MUSICAL

y USr reeeivet u hue assortment oi Musical iusiru-
meut>. Ntotins iran l TOO DOS, Flutes. Fites,
Fiaeioletts, Ctarinueits. Frenclfhorns, TrGIupets, Cor.
uets. trnpihaAt>, y awe Trpmm Is. Bueies, Mouth PIE,
ces. Ntuslc paper, aud Blank Music looks.
ociI9 JAMES MELLOR Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
Notice to iIousekeencrs.

R-Having arranged with Nj A ieduion, for
= the sale OF has tlour, We wiz have c,ustaitly la
store, a u leriur brand OF fresh famtly Flour, Tor sale by
tie dray load q barrel: anl6 FORSYTH & BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
C~oPARTNERsaIP TOr-cr
VIRGINIA uRpy wDSN-

-vyF are now %prepseei 10 mreish thr different size.
ny Of Walls It slorf untire, su1 cTrr Them 10 me
ruhiis with THE assurance thai they VII give saisNac.
tor. tI|NIGk, MORRISON 4 Co.
Whcalius. feb. 10. Is4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

TtSf received, a iarse and sp'ensid s@asrimeni OF
- Schaai, Medfcai aHd Miscellaneous buu.s. AsV,
Statnhcfy Ofsgrrf description, whtch MA pr SD a.
eiesp as al aus otAtr establishment "a Tn Nest Can
al tn~ Cheap BoaA.iofsu OF ~. ] Er'Ba,
nova corner OF Nam and unioa streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

- 20 4 HIE NTWIEF y III ~ aTW7- " y sNFFW
~@S fltsad, wtsts Aaa sss1stel ,ot.rs, just f,e'd
All iof sGis CIV o. JkS. MELLoR,
luvA UntOn street.
lNs-t50 packs supetia, artsir Gomsu aud Ameri-
'lhs, CO. sac las +. 81 ME...UR. luloD 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
PURlFlCAuON OF ArhR

EVUTTII NTIVN VI y NtTN
~sfHE m~AFfRAGM F"lLTEk-fhts Filter is des
i igned 10 purity al turhid uver and other fresh wa
ter, and may b used ipr The ciar,pcai on Of varions
fluids Il ~ a cDuDrct portanie apparatus, not exceed
inE a cube OF four mchesin size, l. Tilted itf sPpiieation
20 any common faucet or hsrrci tap. used Tor the dis
charge ct fnids. aud - by modification Of Offering uue
diun, constructed a. well for application L. a vessel OF
iHc capacity OF a kes or pail as q IS far a1HlicatlOn Ia
lie hvdrant Of acit,'s reservoir. 70 ciesrs-s iiseif by
simplg cnan1Ing u ehu tor end On the faucet. VIII alter
iiou one 10 I'VE gallons per minute. it4es . dolls.
TAt 81 SERVER IS thr only authorised a seut Tor The a
hove alters ia tins city, sHd Is ready 10 put them on 10
order. al |atitats
The public are respectfully referred 10 Mes-rs Rev w
Armstrong. Rev Bishop " irlan. : M'l.eits Az, J c Ach-
es1n, Jaues Mafders, Douglass & : arnali. and others
vha have hem IA use, whn Will rheeHuIY ceftlty that
they purifs AVID RENTER pslataa.e and healthy the most
impure 81 sLef We Rave.
"a on Market Stnarea ~ q W JtfNsoN'S.
" lec ing, GrtHp lr4-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

80 = @LH
"a WE INST rs- rivrt ~ express = few r-shk Ss'"
Ftftf. f"H r 1ri. IN Gro &C. Rune sut iaHrs-
-hdW'.r'u t.ks Nft1 Rfk, Buc. Crrrr arA Grow
O. flNer f'a' .H'. Graduated chsmeltau Nutu.s
ENGR1tuEgH a--Lsse rgn.s Queen Nav ruHs-
sd trHcH wuI-eI ta. Thread Lace. Edriues rud q.
.rt.in-s. Jaeonet snf SWISS 60. = l-tcr a~snrtment iust
t'e'''e'. oe'I6 ~BERRNHtLL & 20
~ SOLUTION partnership heretofore Exist
i"'"Shf \ CHNfiiNE, Is this DIV dt. soivri BY mu
'"t consent ELY DORSEY.
S-'' = ietH. An CHAFLiNE.
FIRE, FIREn FlREW
gl.NEt'S FIRE PROOF PStNT-a large Tot recci
~ ion 'e PROPRIETOR arc fr sale hy
"''" W K MCKEE. South Wheeling.
x y Irc-cive''v Express rom New York. few rs
dow curtains 81 lEc finest eIai,fy SIso -, - rsu,rrs
',t' n"c r,ro ew styles Ctoakiua-s'so rev style CT
tcauiiui Shav.s. eettt
TO THE LADIES.
TEy GounGICH respectfully tavues tho ,,,cpt,,,
W. . ot the ltdies. ~ his new .tork of fancy sam
nets. the latest rHdslelphis FASHIONS; Bonucl El,u.s
81 various styles. and Artihcial Flowers, ai OF witch
"c"i '"e iN'st styles. octi3
~ EW STYLES and very cheap Dress Goods nj
AZ oiti@ " GoopEt rs
W EST Of England. French aud American Ct tbs and
octI9 |GooDRlCu's.
80 octls GOoDRtCWs.
az 40 lRINE. Green aud Mode French mcl,au-s or
HSss snp'r qua ity. Also, a few dress patterns sup'r
Osshmeres, Just reed and for sale BY JSENsENN
E%sNBRuipEREp swiss Musiius. both White and
Nj Fancy, for parry dresses. also plain swiss ~ hue
quality. octl2 J~SENsENEY
~ Fancy beIt Ribbons, Velvet neck Rihhous, Fancy
nett nech Ties and ldkfs. J SENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
ANrkn. Az N.LN II NNheNCNlntS *

= : I.INT'"N = TTf@tN u y I : , " :
- STPERI0R iOt o. rtipted I octe ct iiandkerchicfs.
- new and fashionable stytsi visited ana fwit
"a SILK. of the isr.tsi Sl1a I'd est quality now ready
for sale aiGils Slh store auG factory, soHtn end OF the
Bridge. Man street. " heio almost every VaJIet, 81 sitks
are manufactured and sn!d, who csae or reteil. The
senll j. W. Gilt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
CArsl CAPSn CAPS!N

Ctffsi CAPS! CAPS!N
: GGn trS-T have NOW r-rcivrd m, rutifs
tHt steek % cars, Embracing the iar4est
tnd most co nHietc assortment ever hrouehf iU tbs mar
kci. lhey Hcve tern manufactured expressly hr ms,
sNd having HcrH purchased al ire low c~f Cssu Yates. can
'' sod iuWef mar thes have ever teen oucrel W His
CIV. thc aselslmtnt I7 r~unrirtr. AMI cauuut iii TO
ptri-'t lteds' ral fctarr pufca stuF elsewhere.
selsr : y. . tErtR. coz Nsn an u'ou -
SOFT HATS SOFT ilAISl
Ui~ day received. Hff1-sa ~ the lowest prices,
. bd"t"" st.rflot Ia. Us ~lG Hat splendid aric.r
nShnfscinrei sNar SsY for thus market.
SEES :. ~b.HAEfEN, cor. MaiH and Uulou Sc.
NOTICE..
rTzHE BALTIMORE CLOTHING TOR is'c on
y Mann Hsehttu removed Up Water street. l'tNteu
ttt NATIONAL Rod Stuge pIher and Clafks4 .er hHuac.
a'ey sscapiei rs a ta store. MEYEFsrElN.
LOON LOOK. LOOkl
y LENEN Wiz YOU delay ANY longer TO raV a.
- The baltimore tl0ihiHe store. where yOu c4p aHr-
chase Clothing az cner t,ously reduced puccs, Tor cssI.
VIZ
Inc Goth Ftocb and Dress costs for 10 dos. sueh as
Sf"-u q an TINS city Tor - duls. BHk. Brown aud Gold
miN"t cloth St.ks from q fe Iu d1is. tvcr,ou s. StsA
uvercotis and every other article In proportion. taf
carIE at this establishment. a. ! have ON hand, now. q
sn'"ucid assortment " Ready Made g otbiur ut ever
qualty, sty'e and pr1ec. NEVER SIR y.
\ u. country merchants who walt fsvor me With a
ca'. can bay tloin.u g ~ heap here as they can huv n
Last. ootls VI. :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
FARM For L

am daSirnI,S to sell my farm near Wheeling.
! d'' dcoiiouS and viii sell It together or i,
pa-cei', 10 suit purchasers, aud on accommodating
forms. Jan 22-tf JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

~ESAPER -Iuzi received. 20 gro ; Bonnet Boaris, 100
= 'rina'ts 90 cFaAh wrapping. iuuhurd.es l'cdiu o. do
20 bundles sod le Crown Wrapping paper. aud tot Ie al
tne ctrsF Bookstore OF ~ ). ROSS,
nova corner % Man aud Culuu 3 teees,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
j CRUMBACKER x son,
,tl8 SIN Of lie O.oLden Moriar. Ia NIaln ST


a. Xix and w0rsted canvass for wOraiug on. Xephyl
- w,rsted aud SilN twist for Embroiderns, Stee
Beads, etc, etc. Just received by
oetz5 - MODES. Btllas corner.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

Gen. WoRTH.--The bid Of his officer
for the Presidency is published in the Union Of
Monday morning, in the shape oftwo answers
TO "inquring friends" one dated Tacubaya,
April l2, the other, City of Mexico, January
10. The General processes the extreme Dem
ecratic doctrine, including absolute submission
TO the fullest exaclons Of the South on the
"remoyal of property question.
With regard to the veto power, he adopts
the theory of General Jackson.
The Mexican war he considers pre-cmlncnt'
ly just in origin and humane in prosecution.
He scouts the idea of a national bank, and
approves the principle of the Sub-Treasury
Woold oppose to the uttermost the dlstribu'
tion of the proceeds arising from the sales OF
the public lands. On the tariff he adapts him
self nicely to the various teachings of Mr.
Polk, just previous to his election, On 'h'
whole, however, can SEQ no virtue in protection
to American industry, except " incidental
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

FROM MExIco.-Ncw Orleans papers ofthe
9Th instant, announce the arrival there of the
steamship Orleans, from Vera Cruz, whence
she sailed on the 3D.. Generals Pillow, Cush-
ing and Towson, and many other officers,
were passengers on board the Orleans.
General Scott and his staff arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 30th orApril, and embarked on
board the St. Petersburg, for New York.
Nothing definite concerning the treaty on
ly a reported general belief that it would be
ratified.
The brig Selma arrived at New Orleans on
the 7th, from Vera Cruz, with adyiccs 10 the
2Sth ul, The Free American of the 29lh ult
says that new revolutionary movements appear
to be breaking out at San Luis Potosi, in con-
sequence of General Parades being in that
city On the night Of the llth ult. the insur-
gents, under Tricomcs, attempted to surprise
the fortress of Guadaloupe, but were repulsed
on which Tricomes left to unite with Busta.
mente's division, at Dolores Iidalgs. The in.
surrecton created much alarm, and was fol
lowed by similar outbreaks at Ccrro Gordo.-
On the 9th ult. party from Dorotes de la Flu
ente attacked band of revoltcrs near Terra
Nueva, in San Luis-kIled eight or nine Of
them, wounded several, and took nineteen prls'
oners Mexican papers say that Penay Pena
will assume the responsibility of ratifyine
the treaty should quorum be obtained in sea-
son.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
NEW YORK MARKET.
N. Y. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OFFICE,
Tuesday MAY l6-2 o'clock, p. M. {


FLOUR AND GRAls-I'he Flour market con-
tinues unsettled and prices are still tending
downward. 1000 barrels found purchasers at
SO a 6,l2 l2, for common and straight brands.
Pure Genesee is selling in small lots at SO, ,lSi
"a 6,25. Some common state reported sold at
less than Sc, but we could not trace il. In
cluded in the above were 800 barrels fine Flour,
sold at 81, rs.
In Southern there is not much doing. The
stock on hand is light and the quotations range
from $6,3l IA $50.
For Rye Flour there is moderate demand
at SO, so 3,75.
Corn Meal is inactive. Jersey is held at
81, SO Ia 2,62 l-2, $50 offered.
Wheat remains quiet. Sales yesterday of
1000 bushels prime Genesec, afoat at Troy, at
81 40. At the Atlantic dock storage ware
house, last evening, IL, 900 TO 90 900 bushels
of Wheat and l2 900 do. OF Corn were destroy
ed by fire.
Corn continues in good demand at very firm
prices. Sales of 1000 to 1000 bushels Jersey
Yellow at sec SOC.
Rye is steady at 72c 73c delivered.
Oats are held at lie 47c with small sales.
FRUIT-Sales Of 400 boxes Raisns were
made at 81 40 for wet and ST., so for dry, and
5OO DO Palermo oranges and Lemons, per brig
Carolina, on terms which have not yet trans
pired.
| OILs-Linseed continues firm at 55 cents fol
English and 81 SO cents for city pressed
500 baskets Olive lin pints) sold at 1915.
PRovIsloNs.-ln Mess and Prime Pork the
transactions are limited holders are firm at
Sl0,75 and $3.50 Of Becfthe stock is small
and sales are making to the trade at previous
rates. Picked meats exhibit no marked change
Dry sailed do. are in demand for shipment
! sales of 90 hhds at sc for Hams and 3 Ia fol
Shoulders, which shows farther improve
ment.
Lard is in fair request. Sales of $50 bar
rels, in lots, at 8 7-S a @ 3-s cents, and small
lot Of kegs at IA.
SuGARs-We note considerable demand fol
box for refining Sales of2OO hhds Muscovade
at Ii 4 81 $50 do New Orleans, part in
ferior, at 3 4 I; and 800 boxes brown Havana
at 5 3-8 cents, all mos
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court of
Common Pleas for this county, commenced its
May term in this town, on Tuesday, the 10th
inst, the Court being held, under the new OF
ganization, by the Hon. GEoRcE A. BRAyTos,
one Of the justices of the Supreme Court
After the usual proclamations, and the calling,
and swearing in of the Grand Jury, Judge
Brayton delivered his charge in relation to
their duties, and the nature Of the offences of
which this Court has cognizance. Having
enumerated the crimes and misdemeanors, !,
which were exclusively within the jurisdiction
OF the Supreme Court Judge B. adverted to
the most prominent Of those which were placed
by the late, and other acts of the General As
sembly, under the cognizance of the Courts of
Common Pleas. These he clearly and briefly
defined and illustrated, and then referred the
Grand Jury for the information they might
need, as to offences committed in this county,
to the Attorney General, who would attend
them.
The Grand Jury then withdrew to their
chamber, and after very few minutes absence
came into Court, and stated, by their foreman,
that they had NO PREsESTMESTs WHATEVER TO
make for offences committed ,cithin the body o.
this county. Judge Brayton congratulated the
inquest on this remarkable and fortunate state
Of things, which did so much credit to the
habits and morals of the county, and which
relieved the Grand Jury and himself Of what
was on most occasions very necessary but
unwelcome duty. The Grand Jury was then
dismissed.
The Court proceeded Immediately TO the
call Of the old and new civil dockets, which oc-
cuPied it to the hour of adjournment at noon.
" Tuesday afternoon, May l6th--Th Court
disposed Of number of cases, by dscontin-
uance, submissions to judgment, &c. &c.
Thomas Estis as. Peter Cook, action for SIAN
der TO recover damages for words spoken
Lapham and Cranston for plaintiff, Vim. p.
Sheffield for defendant.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
Marine Memoranda.

ship VIM Sprague. Chase, was advr to sail nom N
Orleans for Liverpool on the 4ih Inst,
Brig Perfect Gardner, was advr to sail from New
Orleans Tor Tampico, on the 9Th inst.
Arr nj New bedford, May 18Th, Bark Rhine, Fran
els. Atlantic Ocean, soc bbls SPIN and 2i do nmpback
oil. May u, ship James Many, Whlden, with $500
bbls VIII oil 35, 900 lbs hone.
Brig Perfect, Gardner, arr At New Orleans 3oth ult,
from Tampico.
Bark Iuma, weedeu, arr at Mobile goth ut nom
New York.
ship - lawrence Bowers, was In port at Apalachl.
cola goth nit, wig.
schr Rnbt Bruce, Wade, cid nj Georgetown, e,
ssih uli, tor Boston.
rig Prince de Jouville, Gardner a Havana 29ih
nit for Cardenas TO load Tor thi. port.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
.S5, MARINE LIST. il
!pODp O4 Gl4E2pO0yg
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, May 10.
slooop VIM Penn, W'nsow. Prov for n Bedior..
soup WIN u. Bunn, Irons, Prov Tor Hartford.
schr VIM Penn. Bacon I'm PhiIa.
THURSDAY. MayII.
schr Clarendon, Pendleton. from Thomn,,on for
schr Ann smith, Baker. Baltimore for wareham.
Schr Ophir, Boyt ton. + X Tor Boston.
schr England Clifford, Bangor tor Norwich.
Bark Chns Devens, Bailey II days fr,in Cardenas
with 472 hbs Mon..ss IA ierces, 10 Boxes Sugar 10
Knight, ds from MHiannas--ihe day before was IN
company with the Busy, OF Bristol
PAssEs0ERs.--Mrs. n. %. smith, children and ser.
want; J. u. Bowman w. X. shaw J. NJ Dernott
II. Bowman j. Roberts and children.
LEFT at Cardens. 29h uli, Brigs Warrington, Nun
roe A'nsmnrle, Comery; haviniA, Tumball; Two
Baker Countess OF Durham, Tyler Albatro.s, Coch-
ran. Barks Prospect, Davis Henrieiia, Jones' At.
,ica, Mcclellan. schrs Acklam, Carlisle Pemaquid,
sproui; L. A. Heath, Curtis, and brig shakespsnr
Pendlcton. Barn Ociavia, sargent
schr Cordilia Cookson, Bangor tor Westerly.
FRIDAY, May l2
Schr Maria Berkly Burt, North Carolina tr Providence
SATURDAY, May l3
Brig Confidence, Messer, 10 days from Havana, win
3i2 hhds and 90 ierces molasscs to Peckham n Bull
Passengers Noah Barker OF Boston, Oliver A Brown Of
LEI ut Havana, brig Aunawan, Currier, for au out
port To load on the 9th Laugier Park about loading
IL Wilmington; Batavia, Park discharping and Others
lot recollecisi-freighis dun.
sehr VIM Leggett, Degroa', from New York.
schr Maiamoros Hopkins, from Mobile.
SUNDAY May II.
Schr Dacotah, Dandy, from pha.
schr Emily 4. Horton, Gardner from do.
sIoop Rienri, Duriee, New York for Providence.
MONDAY, May -,
schr Jane Pratt Stnnly, Norfolk, waiting orders.
schr Maria Clon, Boston for N. York
schr WIN. Brown, Hunt, N. bed ford for Baltimore
Schr Hornet, Taunton for New York.
Sloop Isaac H. Burden, Burroughs, Fall River for
". York.
sloop Hero, spcllrnan, Prov. for Albany.
Sloop Brunette, Smith, do. Tor Norwich.
TUESDAY, May I6.
Brig Julia Pason, Preble, Portland for Baltimore.
schr. Leiira, Ieesr, Thomastou Tor N. York
sioop Ann ". Holmes, Brown, Albany for Fall River
Sloop Warren, Bearse, Nantucket for Albany.
Sloop COnveyance FIIzgerad, DO. Tor Hartford.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

The CHESTER CouNTY BASK.-The rumor
some time since circulated, that the Bank of
Chester County was likely to recover $40, 900
of lis stolen notes, by means Of an arrest at
Matamoros, proves to be a mistake. The par
agraph first published on that subject in the
Evening Bulletin was from genuine letter,
but the bank has since traced the notes circu-
lated to a satisfactory source. The public
should be still on the guard against the stolen
money-as it is well known that several at
tempts have been made TO circulate it, and the
amount of the old notes remaining out, besides
the stolen notes, is now much reduced.
Phiiad. Bulletin.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

A Destructive FIRE IN NALBANY.-AUdny,
May l5th.--A fire broke out at four O'Clock
this afternoon in frame building on Church
street, between Lydius and South Broadway,
used By Stephen II. Thorne as manufaclory
for camphenc gas. The flames soon spread
with great violence and rapidity north and
south, destroying Thorno's store and two or
three Dutch boarding houses north otthc store,
and on the south side of it a three story brick
building, formerly the Fort Orange Hotel, also
the Dayton House, the National Hotel, and
the Columbia Hotel, all large three story build
ings. The loss will exceed $50, 900, and all
our insurance companies arc sufferers by this
fire
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Weekly Almanac
DEATHS.

In this town, May l3, Harriet Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr.. Jerathmel Is. Swasey, aged 9
months and Is days.
In North kingstown,st inst, Mr.. Alexan-
der Hulng, in the seth year Of his age.
In North Kingstown, I'd inst, David T.,
only son of Mr.. Thomas Green, aged ii years,
3 months and II days.
In New York, on Tuesday, Alfred ii. Nal
Ion, native of this town, aged 40 years.
In Warren, May 10, after a short illness,
Mrs. Emelinc NJ. Collins, wife OF Capt. Halle
Collins, and daughter Of the late James Max
WELL aged so years.
In Tiverton, Sd inst, Mr.. Thomas Hart,
aged about 81 years.
In Bristol, May IL, Julia Griswold, wife Of
Samuel Norris and third daughter of DR.. Jabez
Holmes, aged 90 years.
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List Of Voters, IS4S.

YNhc Town Council of the town of Newport,
Il will hold a session, as The law directs, al the
Town Hall in Newport on Friday, the ID day
Of June next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for
the purpose of further correcting the List of
Voters Of this town, for the annual Town
Meeting for choice of town officers, 10 be hold
en- on the first Tuesday in said June. 1t was
ordered that at least ten days previous notice
be given thereofby publication in the Newport
Mercury and Herald of the Times, by order.
b. y. ROWLAND, Council Clk.
Newport, May Ia, lSio.
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SANDS, sARsAPARILLN.

The violsnce of our changes in climate pro-
duces an sggravation Of many Diseases, hut
mofe particularly Of that class usually denom-
mated Pulmonary OF Consumptiv., and Scrof-
ulon'. The putient inquiry aud prolund OBJ.
'ervaIion Of the Indians is exempliied IN the
wondrous effects of Brant's Remedies, which
eradicate wholly the symptoms and effects Of
those scourgnr of"nr race. Reference IL par
t'cnlnrly made Ia the advertisement in anoth-
or part OF this paper