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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
INT R E TING APTERS
FROM HIS TORY.
FROM THE NORTH stu
JUNE 30, 1884 Editorial

JUNE 81, 1884 - EGtfOTI6L IA
''Neither have any peculiar anxiety nrW
ting the present Bank of the u. S.-We are an
scrupulous as to its recharter or existence, hI
when we view the vast extent and Territory Of al
Countrywide commercial, manufacturing and agD|
cultural interests which it becomes duty 10 pei
tect an institution in many respects similar to Ih|
of the present United States Bank becomes 4
our opinion ndispensibly necessary and hshl
useful" awe cannot but differ with Mr., Rushn
it relates 10 the removal of .be public doposite'-
1t was an unwRrranted assumption of power-an
tai disregard of the opinion Of the ivy branches Y
Congress--an improper time for such romod
and a measure calculated to bring ruin and dls'Ha
upon the country
EXTRACT FROM THE STAR AUG. Additional
"And in fine while Tuin, distress and insoFe'
cy have been waited upon every breeze and stared
us in the face the an timasons have not been sceP
cal or unbelievng. They have listened, see" ana
elt. = They have sympathised with the unioru-
nate and wept at the thought that all these evil
were the immediate offspring of a ''mascInn
Wan Bureu) Were they insensibIe we should
constrained to say they were not genuine Repu''
cans or real antimasons. THAT the sentiments
the An,imasons and Wings harmonic in relation
to the present crisis Of our national sfa'fs we nav
no doubt A large portion OF them are IN favor o.
sound currency and opposed to the arbitrary "a'
ner in which the Deposites were removed Z"
though they cannot, erhaps, in all respects W.
| cate the conduct of the present Bank, or ~'g
anxiety and hopes that it will be rechartere' WV
are established in the belief that an institution
liar to the United States Bank is beneficial "
American community and under proper resu'N W..
a public blessing. these are the views VI
Antimasons in Vermont there cannot be 'S''
doubt and that such sentiments are exPFeS'',
the resolutions adopted at the AnimasohO n
Convention recently held at Montpelier Is 'q'D'
evident" Il
['sA public blessing" Yes truly would w.,
regulated Bank be ga public blessing ANU u,
blessing few years ago, why not SO nov"
agree with the Star in its better days-""
went for the country and the people, out WV" WV ma
its consistency in opposing now snch P' 'm,d,s
ing, Governor Palmer in his Messages '''N' M
ry like the Star We see the Star calling 1p' M
people to rally and oppose this PUBIC ID h
But independent and consistent demo'''N ,M *
not come at the bidding Of its clarion 'o". ,,ds n
do not feel called upon to follow It's '''f p,J n
course-for they still think we'll reg'''''
ga public blessing hs
| The Madisonian says that Gen Noo' ,;.r Co
nominated by the President to be br' r. GS
eral in the United States Army IN P''''
Scott.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
A WORD TO THE WINGS OF CALEDONIA!

fit is not generally known--it is nevertheless
true-,hat the leaders of the ocotoco party in this
county were never buster han now, secretly and
silently they arc marshaling their followers for the
contes-with their town committees and sub com.
mittees-private mee,ings-and are callingto their
aid all imaginable appliances TO overthrow the re.
publican ascendency in the county. To this we
do not object, if none but honest means used
but it speaks to the wings TO be UP AND DO
ING.
The county is ours now-it can be STILL a.
hows By meeting our opponents at every point
argument with argument-vigia lance with Wig lance
and boldly at the polls-and by nothing else.
WINGS OF CALEDONiA!-ON WITH
YOUR ARMOR! Let every man be himself a
committee and act as though the issue rested with
him. One fortnight only remains, d we invoke
every Wing TO take the field once more-ardeutIy
-firmly-aud the victory is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

Mr. CHADwIoK-I would suggest the propriety
of publishing in your paper and the papers gener.
ally In Vermont, request that the several towns
at their next Freemans Meeting, instruct their rep
resentatives elect concerning Geological Survey
fihe State for the purpose Of discovering of
the hidden treasures, which, according to the
mon course of nature, are enveloped in about
our sunny hills or mujestic mountans;-and also,
of appropriating the annual interest only of the
State School Fund for the support of common
schools, to be divided according TO the number of
sc oars between and l6 years of age.
Sheffield, Aug. 10, IS4l. MOSES DAVIS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
THE HARRISON APPROPRIATION.

AS much has been said upon the appropria
ton of twenty five thousand dollars to the family
OF the late President of The United States, an in
quisitive gentleman has taken the trouble
tain how much the said appropriation would cost
each man who voted the Harrison ticket, and has
arrived at the conclusion, that it is precise y nine
ienths of a cent for each man having thus voted. -
PhtiG. CAyca,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

The last rains which have extended generally
over Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, have done
much for the farmer, and accounts state that the
crop Of Corn will be an average one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

a very destruct i've fire occurred at New Orleans
on the 9th inst destr oyng property the amount
of upwards Of 800 900. The YES of two fire.
were also lost. The property was fully in.
sured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

WORKSHOP Caledonia, Orleans and Essex
Counties may be had at this Office for 25 cents per
hundred, by town Committees and others
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

FOR SENATOR-oRLEANs COUNTY.
IR A ii. A l. T. Il N.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24

The Madisonan says that Gen Wo0' ,;.r GU
nominated by the President to be ID If Co
eral in the United States Army IN P''''
Scott
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-24
ELECTION, SEPTEMBER 7.
DEMOCRATIC WHIG TICKET.

FOR SENATOR-EssEx COUNTY.
S Il l. p III r N III o w e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

Homer, k.nd, Boston for do Atgon, baker, do for
ihladsiphia Samuel Nicksrs0n do ivr 40 Oesaii,
WILLARD East River Tor Bost.n Love. Nirkrrson Bos.
,on hr Fredericksburg Ncita, Ray more, T. River Tor
PhiInlc lpbi,.
sioops Roanoks Rider, from Providence for koanoksi
Excel, Ciaddiny, from New York Tor Bristol
SUNDAY, Oct. l7th.-shp balance, Reed IRON Pt0yi'
dsnec for the Pacific Ocean.
, Brig Ams,hst, simpson, l2 day. from Daron for
Prov idencs.
schr. Rio, Cozzens from Pawtuekst; Florida. Ham
mond, Prov. for Darirn. vim New York Columbia
Sorbci, Fall River Cherokee, Presby New York for
auton James Barbour BAksr, Prov for rhiladeiphiaj
Louisians, Eddy do for New Orleans.
sloops Swan, Nickerson. from Providence Tor New
York Nose. Eddy, Biiven, do for do isaae h Bor-
den, liro~n, New York for Fall River Hudson, Wins
low, New bedford Er Providence.
MosDAy, Oct. lsth.-Drig Annnwon, Sanford, rom
Fall River Tor Wilmington, N. &.
sclrs. Alert. Kelly, from bath fur Prosdence suPe-
ror, Kelly do for Fall River; Mnrn, small fr"v i"r
nosioni Rowsna, Williams, from Bsrkls,, to load for
Wilmington. N. Z.
TuesD.y. Oct. 18th BARK Highlander, Ms>oerry'
from Providence for Havana.
Brig Alvsno, Toolhuchsr. from WEXFORD Tor New
York.
sehrs. Beisey, & Polly, Baker. from Gardiner Eagle
Fitzhue, Baltimore for New BediorJ.
sloops Rienzi, Durfes from Providence for N. York !
FrAnklin, Buyby. Taunton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

CRANBERRiEs.-In many parts of the
Commonwealth, cranberries are quite
an object with the farmer. A vast ma
ny are gathered in the northern towns of
MIddlesex, but we know Of no lands
which produce more than some OF The
meadows in Sherburne. MIR. Albert
Ware has extensive fields Of them, and
1t is believed he has gathered upwdrds
Of two hundred bushels from q single
acre. Such land is now valued hig her
than any which is used for farming pur-
poses; and when it is considered that the
cranberry, under proper flooding, produ-
COS its fruit without interruption Tor sue.
cession Of years, and that fifty bushels
are sometimes gathered by one man in
single day, we may conceive Of the
high value sci upon such meadows. -
.Massaehusetts PlOughmsn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
NOTICE.

VNIlE Co.partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of John ". Davis, Jr. s
Co ia this day dissolved, by mutual conse Mt
Persons holding demands sgalnst the late
firm, are requested to present them for set
tlement to JonN w. DAVIS, Senior, who ii
authorised 20 adjust the same.
Newport, X. |. Oct. 9th, ls4l.
JOHN w. DAVIS, .unior.
JOHN w. DAVIS, Senior.
N. b. JonS w. DAVIS, Senior, will con
tinue to accommodate the public, at the ol'
stand, No. 100, Thames street, aud hereb,
respectfully solicils a continuance of thei
liberal patronage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
81
| 7 { m S.

Lose ISLAND RAIL RoAp.-Another section Of ihis
road has been completed and the cars have
running on the extended line. The work still In pro-
gress.
The AcADrA-Thi. steamship len Boston q, 2 O'Clock,
Saturday afternoon, with 81 passengers for Liverpool
aud II for HALIFAX, 10000 letters aud six bags Of news
papers The Transcript states that Alexander Mcleod
was one OF tue passengers.
The wife and daughter Of the Rev. DR.. Jarvis whose
case created much oscilen,en have Joined the Ro-
man Cslhoiie church.
Ny PAmr.-The Knoxville Post says, that postmas.
ter m Illinois, entertaining dislike TO the trouble of
keeping accounts according TO the rues Of the post o.
nee, adapted the summary mode OF transmitting to the
department the money recrived, IN blank envelope
with this endorsement upon the buck "send me what
you think is my part"
young lady one night st party, was much annoyed
by the impcrtiuent remarks Of coxcomb who sat
her; NJ iength becoming tired and vexed, she turned
towards him with angry coun.ensnce aud said, "De
pleased sir, to cease your inpndenee" The fellow
sstoDished sudden reiuke and could only reply.
"Pray miss, do not en-, ms." "Bc In lear" she
piled, ~ am u Jewess."
The American Institute has resolved to dispense with
all Intoxicating drinks al its annual festival in New
York.
MIR. Webster has been elected President OF tho Bos.
ton Society for the Diffusion Of Useful knowledge.
Two war-steamers have been ordered by Gov.
ernment TO be built in Philadelphia.
Gen. Scott was nominated for President by a Public
Meeting at Lancaster, Pa, on the l2,h.
DEATH or coNxrsSAsY GENERAL Invrso.-Cen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
WIN. S. VOSE,

(lFFERS for sale his whole stock Of Con.
" fectionary, Toys, Soda works and fix.
lures, as they now stand in the store at mar
ket square; the opportunity that now offers
for some one to &c, rich don't happen every
day, as all get rich that enlist under the sugar
plum banner. The store will be let for ono
year or more.
Also, two Of Pens Billiard Tables OF the
frs, quality for sale. aud room to let.
Also, room in 2j story, suitable for an Office
or club room. Is by "a. For further pat,,cu-
lars enquire as above. Sept q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
TIE ELECTIONS.

In Pennsylvania the Wings have per-
ms~ed their adversssies 10 carry N,
elsctioa Of Governor without any .er;o,,,
effort to avert it. They, however, turn-
cd out in sufficient numbers in Philadel.
phia to secure the election of that ster.
ling Whig aud gentleman, Jos. r. Inger.
soil, to Congress, and their city officers
i" New Jersey the Whig party has
oeen more 'rne to itself, although grca,
apathy was .evinced in the canvass, and
they have maintained their ascendancy
IN the Legislature by eleciing a majority
of members in both branches.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
September 2. I84l.
RHODE ISLAND COAL

'l>HE attention Of the inhabitants Of this
4 town, is respectfully called 10 the using
Of Con from the mines nt the North end vi
tins Island. a Ioad Of this Coal was landed
yesterday on Stevens Wharf,-it is mucI,
handsomer than any before sent to market
and will no doubt give satisfaction to all who
may give it a fair trial.
The price will be 5000 for ton Of 224C
lbs. in the lump-delivered at any part Of the
town. L..,
The subscribers have a contract for limit
ed quantity Of this Coal, and would recon.
Ind to all who will be likely TO want it
that they hand us their orders rs soon MS
possible, that we may Judge Of the quantity
ihn, may be required to be brought to this
town for the approaching Winter--M The
mines being new, It is uncertain about de
pending on a positive supply through the
winter. WM. Z. COZZENS, s. Go.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
D = "A + n 8 .

In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mrs. Lydia,
wife OF Capt. Joshus T.. biglcy, aged i3 years.
On Saturday morning last, Capt. Miller of the brig
sooy, Of Newport, n. }.
In Warren, 27th ul,., Sarah Perry, daughter of Mr.
levi Wheston, sged months.-lOih inst. Mrs. Bri-sy
Jndieu, wife Of tupt. James Ladeu, aud daughter o
ihe late Seth Smell, Esq, aged "A years.
In Providence, On the 18Th insI Harriet r., only
daughter al Sanne d. Lindsey, IN the 2iih year Of hei
sse.-On Thursday iast, Mrs Mary brown, wife OF Mr.
liaasel Brown. IN her 9th ,eH.-on saturday lat
Ellen Wheaton, daughter Of WIN. T.. Chspin, aged u
months. Same day, Edmund Russell, son of Mr. Ed
sand Thurber, aged months and 10 dsys-On sunJs,
snornins Miss Hannah Z. Jcnckes In the 4oth year o.
her mge.
In south kingstown, the 18th inst, tsuddenly Mr.
Rodn,an C. Robnson, lorcrl, Of this town, sged about
3S years
Iu WEXFORD, on Saturday evening last, Frances
daughter of Joseph T.. Sanford, Esq, uged years.
IL Ensihsm, Cape Cod, 10th inst, Rev. Philnndei
Shaw aged seyentytwo aud Tor more than forty Year,
the beloved pnrtor ofthe Congregational 5ociiy ~ tn
town. lie lived the lie Of Christian, and departed
thi. lie with the blessed hope Of glorious imor'a',
with his Father In Heaven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
NEW BOOKS
For sale at James Ham,nond's Bookstc

For sale at James Ham,nond's bookstore.
Tho Martyrs Of Science; or the lives OF
Calico, Tycho Brake aud Kepler, by Sir Da'
vid Brewster, l vol.
An historical and descriptive account o
Iceland, Greenland and the Farce Islands, ]
Manners and customs Of the japanese II
the 10Th century, from the account Of recent
Dutch residents in japan, vol.
The History Of Connecticut from the frs
settlement TO the present time, by Theodore
Dwight, jr. vol.
Ruins Of Ancient Cities, with general and
particular account Of their rise, fall. and pres
ent condition, by Charles Buckle, 2v.
Mas,erman Ready, or the Wreck Of the
Pacific. by Munyau, | vol.
Rollo's Code Of Morals, or the Rules OF
Duty for children, by Jacob Abbott, | vol.
Oct Ii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
DrNO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH

DFNO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.
There is no mistake in the genuine COM
POUND BONESEr CANDY, MEDiC.4.
TED, If you procure the genuine article
prepared by WM. BROWN, Chemist, 46f
Washington street, Boston. For genuine
see ,hat the candy is stamped VIM. BRows,
and the directions signed also.) In curing
Coughs, Colds, lIoarseness, Sore Throat,
PhthIsic, Hopping Cough, &C., this is the
article that has given so much satisiac tioh
the past thirteen years, for the above purpose
aud for clearing the voice Of vocslists and
public speakers. No better evidence 10
wanting Of its superiority over all other kinds
o: cough remedies, than 10 rcad the following
certificate.
hereby certify that havo nianc fauturcd
from a medcsted dccoci.on furoished by
VIM. Brown, rising of Iienty Thousand
Pounds o. his CoMPoUND BONEsET CANDY,
and from the present demand, the sales inust
very much increase the coming season.
JAS. RICHARDSON,
375 Washington street.
There is no longer any doubt in recon-
mending the above as the most popular rem
cdy for coughs, Sc. In fact, it is literally in
the mouth of the whole community.
CAUrIoS.-rhere being now offered 10
the public several counterfeit articles, intend
ed to be pamed of for genuine, l again
mention that the directions are signed WIN
Brown
The true article is for sule in Boston a
wholesale and retail by the Manufacturer
corner Of Washington and Elliot sts.. WM
BRowN; and in Newport by X j. TAYLOR
and r. X. HAZARD. (Oct. n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
Five Years in a Lottery Office,

OR, an EXPOSITION OF THE LOTTERY
SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES.
v1>HE favorable notices which this book has
L received induces, the author to call pub.
lie attention TO it believing that its extern
sive circulation will have a salutary effect
upon The morals OF the community. To en-.
counter an evil Of so long standing as the
Lottery, and 80 deeply footed in the public
policy, requires some effort on the part OF
the friends of reform; aud as no better means
can be devised 10 promote a reformation Of
its abuses than an unvarnished statement Of
the internal management oe the Lottery,
a ready sale is anticipated. TO accomplish
tins object the price has been fixed at 25 cts.
Subjects Considered: Origin Of Lotteries.
Suicides in Paris. Lottery in Enyland-its
effects. Considered as means Of revenue.
FIRST American Lottery. Banishcd from
some States. Dawn of reformation in Rhode
Island. OF the old lottcry-trauds discover
cd. Combination system described. Lot
terry scheme examined. Loss TO buyers-no
risk to Managers. Capital prizes seldom
sold and why. Lottery wheel. Secretary
Of State. Drawing Of the combination sys.
TEN described. Conjuror's fents. How fraud
may be Observation-Disclosures to commit
fraud. Faro table. Mistakes 10 drawing
duplicate numbers, &c. Evils inherent in
the lottery have greatly increased. Exten,
Of the frnnd. Number Of grants-numbcr OF
lotteries daily drawn. Constituents of Ga
ming. Annual Mx-tcn millions Of dollars.
Amount OF tickets daily sold. Sum annually
exposed in the lottery. Multiudes reduced
to bankruptcy. PAcKAGr SYSTEM described
eleven packages out OF twelve certain IL
lose. Temptations to buy package. Two
prices for retailing. Insurance. Rule fol
determining number OF tickets in any scheme
School Fund lottery violates the law Of it,
existence. Tables of all the lotteries now
drawn in the Middle aud Eastern States
showing the number Of ballots drawn, amounts
Of schemes, scheme price, retail price, &C.
For sale at the Bookstores.
II Providence, Oct. 81, lS4l. .-2mict.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
BcoI,s Hair Restorative

rs an acquisition to the toilette Of Ladies
j and Gentlemen that will never be dis.
pensed with by those who have tested it's ad.
mrablc qualities.
Used as n poms,nn,, il will preserve the
hair IN most beautiful condition, keeping il
soft and glossy, and dispos'ng IT To curl mos'
luxurianiy. IL will lmpar To light. SAND,
hair. a darker aud richer shade, sud wonder.
fully improve the appearance oi oil shades
aud colors
For sale by X. TAiLok'
May 20. l|s Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
WIN. II. BALLARD,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST

Late of The firm Of Buck g. Ballard, success
sors of L. Gidney, New York; being obliged
on account Of i'll health to retire from the
city, has taken up his residence iu Newport,
in The house Of his friend the Rev. Thomas
Leavcr. where he will be at all times ready
to execute any business belonging to the
profession of Dentistry, in the mos, skilful
and scientific manner; and he doubts not so
as TO satisfy his patients in every respect.
Entire or partial sets of Artificial Teeth
inserted so as to combine IN the highest dc
gree, perfection, ease. durability and beauty.
Filling and extracting teeth attended 10.
Ills incorrup,ible Venetian Enamel Teeth
surpass all others now in use, both Tor dura-
bllty and correct imitation Of the natural
teeth. His tooth powder and gum wash ara
considered by those who have used them
superior to all others offered to the public.
Terms will be reasonable, so as to elbow
all who may require his services to avail
| themselves of them. Aug. IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
The Gale 4! The GaIe!! {!

IVES, the late gale has blown down all our
Il quinces-thcn if you would make a sa
wing o. 90 per cent. go to OMAN'S NEW
GROCERY, on Church street, n little above
the Masonic Lodge, and purchase n most en-
cellen, quality Of DRY SUGAR at twelve
pounds for one dollar-and thus sare by pre-.
SERVING.
N. B. Any article Of Equal qualify as cheap
as sny where; and delivered in any part u
the town free OF charge.
/ Newncrt Oct. @ lS4l.-4w.-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
BOOTS & SHOES.

| KAh Pairs Of Ladies, Gentenen's and
OVV Chlldrcns new aud fashionable
Boots, Booiees, Shoes, Pumps, Slippers and
Cater Boots, made by good workmsn, and of
good stock, and for sale cheap, at No. "a,
rhamcs.strcet, by J. GOODSPEED.
Persons wanting the above article, will please
to call and examine for themselves.
II July l5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

~A TWO adjoining FARMS, lato
E!!!kaa- the property ofJohn Weeden, dec
sssiG pleasantly situated on the Easterly
aaa43 side of Conanicut Island, contain
ing together nearly SEQ Acres and extending
each from the road to the shore. They ara
suitably divided, well watercd, have valuable
privilege for sea manure, and combine adran-
tagcs Of soil, situation, &c. not usually found.
They eau bc conveniently improved together
or separately, aud more or less land will be
sold with either Farm to suit the purchaser
Sale Of the above properly, or a part thereof,
is to be made in compliance with the Will Of
the late owner, and those desirous Of purchas-
ing will do well to make early application. A
part Of the purchase money can lie on sccu-
rity if desired. Terms made known on appli.
cation 10 X. II. Wceden on the premises, or to
DASiEL J. WEEDES, Portsmouth, r..
JonS ii. WrEuEs, Pawtucket 10
jamestown, Aug. 20, lS4l-[3ni.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
White Lead.

suNIIE subscriber wishes to inform the pub
u lie, that he sells at his paint store, at til,
foot of the Parade, Brooklyp White Lead Ex
ira for 3 cts. per lb. No. | at Z cts; Imperia
Green at II cts. per h. aud Linsccd Oil at 81
cts. per gallon.
Z. S. Sarrannac and Redford Crown Glas
glazed not one dollar less than any other paint
er, but on as honorable terms.
Aug 20 T.. READ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
BRIGHTON MARKET-MosDAY,O OctlSth
Reported for the Eoston Daily Adveriiser 4 Patriot

At market $500 Beef Cattle, $500 Stores
$500 Sheep, aud 1895 Swine, (ncluding 500
unsold last week.
PRIcEs-Becf Lanie-We quote First quail
y So 25 a 50 second quality 81 $4 75
third quality 50 s..
Barreiting Cauie-An error in our repor
Of last week we now correct-No. should
have been reported SO, instead Of $3.50. Th,
following prices are the extent paid today
viz. Mess 81; No. l, 3d. No. 2, $50.
Storts-Two year old So l2; Three yea
old Sl3 q.
Meep-About 1000 Of the above were repor
ted last week. We quote lots from ! ~ to 9 20
S,cine-Lots to pcddle 2 Ia a Sc for Sow
and 3 Ia u &c for Barrows. At retail aud sc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
N 4 - AH 4 g SIS.

In Bristol, on the 5,h ult Mr.. Freeborn Coggeshsll
to Miss Eiizs q. Batrus, both Of B
IL Providence, on the l2th inst, Mr., Edwin Burn
ham To- Miss Rebecca N. Allen both OF that city.l3lh
Rev. Albert ~ Arnold OF Nswbury port, Mass, To Miss
Sarah, daughter of Mr.. Mason Allen Of Provdence.-
18th, Mr.. Edward J. Dicknei, to Miss ElcAnor Prscor
Nssc.
In New York, oil the llth inst, ~ the Rev. Mr..
Farley Mr.. David o. Keep, to Miss MARY Jane, laugh
isr OF John A. Phillips. Esq. sIl OF Providence.