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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09


or We take the following from the Troy BID
ct. Ii IS, Samuel Weller would say, VERY ex
client and VERY much to the point
PAY THE PRINTER.
ORIGINAL LONG TIME AGO.
Here comes winter, here comes winter
Storms oi ha--and snow--and sIcet--
Pay the Printer, pay the Printer,
Let him warm his hands aud feet
Here comes winter, here comes winter
Whitening every hul and dale
Pay the PRIMER, pay The Printer.
Send your money by the mail
Pay the Printer, pay Tie PunJer,
All remember h just due
In cold winter IN cold winter,
He wants cash as well as you,
Merry winter, merry winter,
1t will be il oil do right
Pay The Printer, pay the Printer,
DO the thing that Is polite,
Happy winter, happy winter,
Hark the fug'mg Of lhc bells.
To the Printer, to the Printer
What sad tales their MUSIC tells
al poor pnntef!-ah! poor Printer -
Your subscribers iTolic all.
In he winter, in the winter,
But neer think Of you at aI!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Law Notice

hANL. JONES, having resumed the piae
~ tlce Of law, will attend the Circuit Court o
lnoo, and the adjacent counties; the Chancery
Sapreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
sFestence Yazoocounty, ten miles South OF Ben
@on the Clinton road Address Benton, Yazoe
ety. Miss,
May 26th, 1888, -46-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
c. G. OInlsted.
OIdridge's Balm of Columbia.

ENHlS article stops the hair from coming out
Il producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
the halr from turniag grey, aud restores II places
that have become bald As chisberS are again
coming in fashion, those who wish Tor a rapid growth
aud OF beautiful black color will do well to call be-
fore II IS all SODA fresh stock Just received aud
for sale by + A SMITH
August 81, is39-s-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Notice.

LII persons indebted TO Oliver Ellis by Book
"a account are hereby notified that the accounts
v sad Ellis, were by him made over to me as as
sgNee Tor the benefit of Morgan McMorris-and all
@oe indebted, are requested 10 make immediate
Ttuemenl,eit with me or L. Burdyne Esq.
WHO my authorised agent, at YorkviIIe, Ala.
JOHN j. FERNANDlS.
VOIumhus Aug. s IS40-5-3w
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PGster & Goodwin

,r,yE received some Drawing Paper & Parol
Il men; apr, ~ go
grisol Board and music Paper expected Soon'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Notice.

hereby gwen that the discussion between Y
10. Omsted Esq, and The Rev. James Smith has
been postponed, at the request of the latter gentle
mao, until the lst Monday in March next.
Columbus, Sept. Goth l840.-l2-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Law Notice.
Dissolution of Corartnership.

NRE Copartnershlp heretofore existing in
l Lowudes and lonroe counties, between
Tucker, Hardy s Smith is dissolved. The bust
hess u the firm will be attended to alone by
T. NJ. TUCKER, &
A. Y. SMITH.
October 35th, $780, 1911
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Drugs aud Medicines.

n RENE HILL, al the Columbus Drug store,
U has received by the last arrivals an extensive
simply Of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
,mos every article in the line. Physicians, c0un-
symerchants. Rad Planters can now he supplied
wh'resh and pare articles. May IS. lS39-45
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

rRETrY kEgN!-"my dear, sud a gentleman
to lady whom be thought 10 be married, do
you wish to make fool of me" NO. replied the
lady, mature has saved me the ro0hIs."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Yates.
Nh b, then oa.lcd b, bill. ahieh WIS read. !.

A BRIGHT sPoT.--0He oi The strongest eyi-
dcnce ui The influence d example, aud the sue.
cess and ummulabhty d Democratic pr,ncipl...
when thoroughly understood, Is exhibited N n.
Carolina - The District ~ which the uslfous
hacop, the bosom friend el Jeile; son, lived and
died Ia TINS district al the precinct at which be-
always voted, there was not single federal vote
presented, ellher nj the August Or November c.
lection Federalism has resting place N the
helsborhood u that liln,tfous republican.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23

The AMERICAN MAGAZINE AND RErosIToRy OF UsK-
FuL KSowLEpoR.--Ths is the title Of n new monthly
literary journal, published at Albany, NJ Y, the first
number of which appeared In July. Judging from, the
three number. before US, we have no hesitation in say
ing that the AMERICAN MAGAZINE will ere long rank
among the nrst Of our eountrys periodicals. Its con-
tents almost entirely original and is the intention
of the Editors, practicable, to publish mo-
thing except original matter in its columns so far, the
pages OF the work enriched by the writings Of our
best American authors beautiful steel engraving nnd
numerous well executed wood cuts arnampnt each mum
ber The work Is edited by an association OF literary
gentlemen, and printed on fine paper, new type, and
each number contains so pnge1. II is published stimuli
taneousy ut Albany, New York and Boston, nj the ex
IRENE low price Of so per nnnun, In advance. Let
those OF readers who want a valuable and cheap
literary periodical, subscribe for the AMERICAN MAoA
ZINE. Mr.. W. 4, Fry, No. !, Colonnado Row, is the
ugcnt for this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23

LIBEL SUIT. At the Circuit Court
held in this village last week by Judge
Gr:dley, came on the trial Of the libel
suit brought by James Fennimore Coop
or against Park Benjamin, editor OF the
New World. The publication Of the
offensive matter was admitted in the
pleadings, and being considered as a
nero technical libel that would not justi.
fy exemplary damages, the only effort
made on hi. part by counsel was to i'm.
press the jury with the same idea, and
thus secure nominal verdict, which il
obtained would tend to the discredit OF
the plaintiff: This attempt availed moth
ing, for the defendant was mulcted in
1915 damages.-Cooperst0~n Freemn's
Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23

ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIPE.-The
sloop Countersign, Captain Winslow,
Of Fell River, Mass, was run into nc
cidentally, on Tuesday night, :he 18th
inst, about 9 o'clock, off Dororis, l.. /,
Sound, by sloop Emperor, Of Brook
haven. The wind was light from S. +.
The G. was standing up lIempste ad
harbor, OH the wind, aud apparently had
no watch out, Us she was seen by the
watch Of tho Countersisn, who hailed
her twice, to keep away, bu. she did not
alter her course till tho instant before
striking. Immediately man was heard
strug Cling in the water, and before the
boat was lowered, Captain Winslow had
sunk TO rise no more. The &. had her
shrouds on one side carried away, and
the starboaud quarter stove in nearly to
the waters edge. ". y Journal Of
Commerce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
The most popular Summer Devc
rage is

WM. BROWNS Sarsuparilla Compound,
w or Silver Top. This celebrated sum
mer beverage bas ut length found its way
into Cheshire county. We have tried il mud
ind II oil 1t proIesscs 10 be. II il recnm-
mendrd too for lis chcapness, "aboui ono &C nt
for holi pint lumbler!"-.N H. Sentinel.
WM. BaOwN's SARsAPARILLA CoMPOUND.
The most popular, the most pleasant, tho
most Wholesome, and one Of the most power
ful pnrfyers of ne blood. Every body is
praslng j., aud all are IN pursuit of II. See
that you get the genuine, and call for WIN.
Browns Sarsaparila Compound. The urli-
Gle is for sale by all the GrocorS and many
of tho Druggists in Boston, Salem, Worccs.
ter, L"w,lI. Springfield. Hartford. New lla-
ven, New Bedford, Fall River, Providence,
Portland, Bangor, aud most Of the country
towns ore supplied,
Dealers are supplied at the mnnniaclnr-
er's price by all the wholesale West lntia
Goods aud Druggist Stores in Boston.
IL is the cheapest preparation at Sarsapa-
rilla now in the market :ccordDg TO the
quality. Price so cts. n bottle. including The
soda. No one can doubt us efficacy after
examining my new slram apparatus tor "x-
lraciing the strength from the root. Ana us
"A further eyidcpce Gee certificate Vt Mr Fcs-
senden.
] hereby certify that within the last two
months have prepared IN my mill, for WHl.
Brown, Chemist, 4Sl Washington street.
Boston, two thousand five hundred pounds of
the best of Spanish Sarsaparlla; the greater
part is already used up, in manufacturing
his celebrated Mead Syrup. have further
orders 10 prepare more
PHILIP B. FEssENDEN.
WILLIAM BRowS's SARsAPARILLA Ms,p
makes capital beverage far this warm
weather, 1t Is cheap, wholesome aud re-
freshng, II is almost as fashionable ~ hard
cider Ciaemont. MI Eagie.
o. WILLIAM BRowN's No. ] SILvER
Tor SARsAPARILLA CoapoUHD MEAD Siaur
makes the inost popular and wholesul,lG
beverage now in general use. Price so c,s,
including soda, which makes thirty halt pn,
tunblers. Use ice water.
Brunswick, July 20, lsl0 To Air. Alfred
Mel l,cIIan-Dear Sit 10 reply to your re-
quest far ny opinion of Mr. Wm, Rrown's
Sarsaparilla or Mead Syrup, called Silver
Top No. /. would say, that have found
i, peculiarly pleasant Ia the taste, and favora-
able in It's action on the stomach, In both
these respects, depending probably on the
proportions of the ingredients, consider is
superior to any which ! have ased, Yours
respectfully, =. &. CLEAVELANA,
Professor Of Bowdoln College.
For sale in Newport, by r. J. Taylor and
K. r. Ilazard Dealers aud families can 30
supplied by them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
law in relation 10 DOgs.
At u speeiai Io,cn Council, holden .NevpoH
September !, Icil.

September Icil.
BE Il Ordained, That every owner Of dog,
or dogs, who shull suffer his or her dog, or
dogs, to 30 in any Of the streets or highways
of the town OF Newport, after these ordlnan
ces shall 60 into effect, shall be- subject TO Il
penalty of five dollars for each and every of.
fence, and the head Of the family in which
any dog, or dogs shall be harbored, shall be
deemed 10 be the owner of said dog, or dogs.
lie further Ordantd That Henry Tag
gart, or whoever lhls Council may from time
to lnle appoint for that purpose, be and lie is
hereby appointed 10 cause to be killed, every
dog that may be found IN any Of the streets
or highways, within the limits Of tins town,
and he is hereby authorised to employ per.
sou, or persons, TO assist him IN said duty, aud
that he be allowed one dollar per head for
every dog killed aud buried by him or his as.
slstants, the same To be paid out Vt the Town
Treasury 0! this town.
| BE IL further Ordained, That each and
every citizen Of this town be, aud they are
hereby empowered to kill any dog, or dogs,
found IN any OF the streets or highways OF this
town, and that whoever may SO kill any dog,
or dogs, found ~ said streets or highways,
shall be allowed the sane compensation for
each 0nd every dog so killed, on producing
satisfactory proof 10 this Council Oi The KILL
ing md buryng OF said dog, or dogs, the same
to be paid out Of the Town Treasury ss
aforesaid.
BE ii further Ordained, That every owner
of dog, or dogs, shall within three weeks
from and after passing these ordinances,
cause his or her dog. or dogs, 10 be registered
in the Town Clerks Office Of this town, and
that the Town Clerk procure book tor that
purpose, and said clerb shall be allowed ten
cents for each dog registered. TO be paid by
the person causing SAID registry To be n'ade,
and that all persons owning dog, or dogs,
in this town, vino shall neglect to register
the same as aforesaid, once IN every year,
shall be subject to penalty Of five dollars.
II is further Ordqinrd, That II shall be the
duty OF SGid Henry Taggart, or whoever the
Council may from time To time appoint as
Aforesaid TO complain of all violations ol these
ordinances, and that the penalties for the vo-
laton OF any Of these ordinances, be recover
ed by action of debt or complaint, IN the
name Of the Town Treasurer Of this lDwn, Tor
the use Of The town, before the Court OF JUS
tees III said town.
n is further Oriained, That these Ordinan-
ces 90 into feet on and after "Wednesday
next, the 9Th of September, instant, and ihat
all former laws, passed by .ihis Council. IN re
lution 10 Dogs, be and llle same are hereby
repealed.
Ordertd, That the foregoing ordin1nces b.
published in all the newspapers printed IN
this town. A true copy-attesi,
E. B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
Po sITIvEL Y THE LAST
NIdEr!
This Evening Thursday, Sept. Odd
AT ARMORY HALL,
SIGN0D DMINMo

SIGNOD DIhIEMo
TINE GREATEST AND MOST ANUS.
ING PROFESSOR Of Physical, experl.
mental, wonderful, surprising, philosophical
and incon,prehensib.a r II A u NJ A
TUA has the honor TO announce
to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport aud
its vicinity, that he will give his last perform.
ance THIS EVENING, ms above stated. Sig.
nor Blitzs' exhibition is attended by nll clas-
scs OF society without reference to religious
scruples. Some idea may be formed Of the
popularity OF his performances when il is
stated that in New York and Boston he has
repeatedly given upwards Of 100 successive
entertainments. The exhibition will b. va.
ried each evening. Among the many fcat'
performed on this occasion wi be introduced
the TRUE LOVERS KNOT who's in
love when to be marrcd! produces the
wedding ring
During the Performance Signor Blitz will
introduce vENTRILOQUlSM. To con.
clude with the dance Of SIX DINNER
PLATES
Doors open at performance to commence
at halt past7.
ADMITTANCE2 25 CENTS WITHOUT
DESTRUCTION OF AGE.
Tickets to be had at w. Callahan Book
Store, and at the Door.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23

Proposals for Wood. {:

SEALED Proposals will be received by the
~ subscriber, at Fort Adams, until the Goth
inst for furnishing fire wood for the troops
until the frs, of prl next.
The wood to be furnished monthly, AT the
rate of not less than fifty cords per month, oil
the whole at any time previous to the lst oI
December. MS the subscriber may choose.
Each cord TO contain not less than l2e
cubic feet Of good merchantable wood, o4a
being the standard. s.a...
Two snre,ies to bond, will be required
for the faithful performance of the contract.
II. J. HUNT, LiEUr. 2D AKr. .
A. A. Ca. Mr..
Or. Masters Office.
Fort Adams. Sept Sth, lS4I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
September o, I84i.
RHODE ISLAND COAL.

'uNiiE attention Of the inhabitants uf this
town. Is respectfully called 10 the using
oi Goa. from the mines nj the North eud of
this Island. a load of this Coal was landed
yesterday on Stevens Wbsn.--it is much
hsndsomer than any before sent TO market,
and will no doubt give satisfaction 10 oil who
may give II fair hiai.
The PRICE will be $500 for ton Of 22lO
lbs. in The lamp-delvered al any part Of the
town.
The subscribers have a contract for limit
ed quantity OF this Coal. and would recon
mend to all who will be likely 10 want it,
that they hand us their orders as soon as
possible, that we may Judge Of the quantity
that may be required To be brought To This
town for the approaching tcinter--ns the
mines being new, It Is uncertain about de-
pending Oh a positive supply through the
winter. WM. G.. COZZENS, s. Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23

The remains Of Commodore PERRY
were removed yesterday afternoon from
the grave where they have remained
since they were brought from Trinidad,
to their new and final resting place, at
tho side Of the Monument, which is to
be at once completed, under the direc-
ton Of q Committee Of the State.
The outside coffin was almost entire
ly dccayed. leaving the leaden case ex-
posed to view.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23

CABMISA sAcBA: on BosToS CoLLEeTI0S OF CnURcn
MUsIc-The above Is the title of n new work, the
publication Of which has just been commenced In Bos-
ton, under The editorial inspection Of Lowell Mason
Esq II compri-es Psalm and Hymn tunes in general
usc together with grent variety OF tunes, chants
sentences, mo,ets aud anthems, principally by d'tn.
gushed European composers. II is designed for the
Of Chors Congregations, Singing Schools aud So
ci-tes, and forms very desirable musical work. In
tho hands Of excellent musician Mr. Mason the
GAMMA sAcRA cannot but be useful aud entertaining
publication,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
| T { M S.

LIBERIA The next expedition ID to sail
from Norfolk on the 10Th Of October; this
will probably DO the last which will leave
the United States this yenr.
The Ecclesiastical Council met o, Rochcs-
ter on the lih, to try the cuse of Rev. Mr.
Van Zand,: but the chief witness declined
TO appear. netting under the advice of her
council. The case will be tried before a jury
eary in December--after which it will again
be taken up by the Ecclesiastical Council.
TRIAL OF MCLrop.-The Toronto Colo
mist says that commission is now sitting IN
that city, taking testimony in proof of on albl,
TO be read at the trial Of Alexander Mcleod.
The French frigate La Belle Poule, com.
mandcd by the Prince de JoInville, arrived
ut New York on Monday morning. in the
short run Of four days from IIali:ax
We understand that an additional number
of steam ships are already built for the Gu
nard line, and that, early in the spring, they
will commence running, so that boat will
leave Liverpool and Boston every week, thus
establishing a weekly intercourse with En-
rope.-Bosion Transcript.
Mr.. Ewing spont the Sabbath in Salem
We hear that Immediately upon his arrival,
on Saturday evening, it became known to
The tbronc about the depot that he was IN
the cars, and as he came forth, the cry was
raised. rrhrec cheers for the honest Sccre-
,ary!" Three enthusiastic cheers followed
this call.--Boston Alias.
Upwards Of eighteen hundred dogs have
been killed in the city of New York by the
public dog. killers since the 9Th of June last.
The plunge of the ship Detroit over Mag
ara Falls for which such preparations were
made, did not happen. The vessel was tow
ed to the verge Of tho rapids and cut loose
Soon after she commenced plunging IN the
rapids, her masts were carried away, and she.
finally grounded, brosdsids to the current,
where she will pIopably lie until she breaks
to pieces.
The next general meeting OF the Ameri-
can Board Of Missions is TO be held in New
York OH the 18th Of January next,
Among the liabilities OF the late u. s.
Bank is the sum Of $i,300,Do0, loaned to the
institution by the city Of Philadelphia. ],
formed part Of the bequcst Of Girard which
the city held in trust for the foundation aud
endowment OF the Girnrd Orphan Asylum.
The Freeman, published at Columbus, TO-
and the Indiana Courier, at Knightstown,
UnJ1 have hoisted the name Of iiENRv CLAr
Of Kentucky, as the candidate for the next
Presidency.
Joseph x. Chandler, Of the u. 8. Gazette,
has accepted an invitation to deliver the adj
dress before the Pilgrim Society, at the en-
suing anniversary Of the Landing Of the
Forefa,hers at Plymouth.
.NcLsod--We are happy to have renson
10 say that whatever may he the result of
Mcl.rod's ,rinl, Gov. Seward will tteat the
matter az the peace Of two great nations dc.
pand-.-JoV Of Com
ELrcrioss- election in Maryland
tskes place on the l6lh of October; IN New
York aud Ohio, on the 18th.
Rev. g. w. Dn,nc, Bishop Of New Jersey
and Rev J. u. IIaigh', Rector of All Saints
Church In New York, came passengers IN
the Caledonia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
w NJ. S. VOSE,

IAFFERS for sale his whole stock Of Con-
~ fcctlonary, Toys, Soda works and FIX
lures, as they now stand in the store ~ mar
ket square; the opportunity that now offers
for some one to get rich don't happen every
day, as all get rich that enlist under the sugar
plum banner. The store will be let fur ong
year or more.
Also, two Of Pens Billiard Tables of the
FIRST quality for sale, aud room To let,
Also, room in Cd story, suitable for m otIice
or club room, l6 by "a. For further par'lcn-
,arsruouirc as above. Sep'2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23

A most fiend-like murder was com-
mitted in the Cambridge Aims House
(Mass,) on Sunday last, on the person
Of a young Irish woman named Sarah
Stevenson, by pauper named VIM. IL.
Britton, q native Of Halifax, N. S.
The weapon OF death was huge car
wing knife. The particulars are too
horrible 10 relate,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23

ARRIVALS.
Farpsv, Sept ii.-Ar bark Jane, Manchester, from
sonirrsot for Atlantic Ocean.
schs Iioraiio Ames Phillips, I'm Taunton fes Phllad;
Woolford, Nickorson, fD Iiarwich Tor ApnlacheoH.
sloops Essex, Lewis, hn n York Tor Fall River.
SATURDAY, Sept 5ih-Arr brig Peru, - I'm Fhil
for Boston Harriet, Nnson, from Piciou, Tor
Somerset Mariner kidler, I'm Bristol Tor Bangor.
schs Canary, GoodclI, from Fall River for Philad
banner, Nickerson tn Boson fr Provid~pcc; Ponper,
Merrill I'm Prov for Bapgori Cncinnaius, Lord, Dgh-
ton iur Ellsworth. -,
sloops Triumph, Fogcr, ta Nantucket for Provdi
Exact, Ogden, I'm Virginia.
suSp,v, Sept lsih.-Au brig Virgins, Baxter, rom
Somerset, for Pirtou.
Schs George Goodrich. I'm Hartford for Dostoni Ro-
chester Haskell, I'm Providence for stvuhvni Trader,
Nckorson, n, York Tor Boston Blossou, Hall from
seabrouk TOR Dennis, Mary A Margaret Cruwell, from
Proyd tor Norfolk Pianter, Crosby, I'm Hartford lor
for Boston.
sIoops James Ism nherc, Kenny, I'm " Yok for Provi
Republic souc, I'm do for Bcdfordi SPY, Wilcox ia,
slsnfud for Nantucket Rising sun, Prvsby, I'm THun-
ton for Bedford.
Tuysp.y, Sept 2isi.--Au sch Nile, Snow, fn Hart
rnrh for Nrw BEDFORD.
slnop. Ma.sa.o,i, nrown In Fs River. hr Albany
Uu,i,, an Winston, I'm Provid fnr B,diutdI Bcscy
PhrssrnLd, I'm Hartford tor Nantucket.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
From the pniied s,stes Gazette.
TESTIMONY OF AN OPPONENT.

In a conversation held with gentle
man who came from Washington to
Philadelphia, in the same car with Mr..
Woodbury., speaking Of Henry Clay,
Mr.. w. said, "weIl, after all, it must be
admitted that, as u Statesman, MIR. Clay
is head and shoulders taller than any
other man in this country"
This was an honest confession and
coming from the source il did falling
from the reluctant lips of an opponent,
is proud testimony TO the ranscendant
abilities of "the great Statesman Of the
West"
Time, and his fellow citizens, for
whose interests Mr.. Clay has labored
so long and SO arduously to promote, are
beginning to do that great and rnagnan'-
nous man justice let his friends not de-
spair, for
TRUTH IS MIGHTY, AND WILL PREVAIL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSDAY,S Sept. go
Reported for The Boston Daily Advertiser q Patriot

At market $50 Beef Cattle, ego Stores, $500 shecp
and lIi0 Swine.
PaicEs--Beet CRitle-The prices obtained last week
were not sustained, and We reduce our quotations
FIRST quality, IS 80 co. Second quality, IS 90
rs. Third quality So SO a 4 so.
s,ores-Two year old 80 Is. Three year old sli a
90.
Shccp-Lots were sold from 81 l2, to SO Is.
Swne-Lots to peddlc from To l-2 for sows, and
to l-2 tor barrows. At retail 1 t05.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-23
TRADERS BANK.

.Newpon, Sept. 9, l84l.
NOTICE is hereby given, that unless the
4 debts. with interest aud expenses, Sc
cured by forty shares Of the Capital Stock Of
this institution, standing in the name Of VIII
liam II. Crandall, arc previously paid, shall
cause the said shares to be sold at public auc
ton to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
18th day of November next, at II o'clock A.
NJ. in front of the Banking House.
by order of the President and Directors
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
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