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II. L. JARNAeIN, Solicitor.
May 18th, ls43.

DRINTERS' AND BINDERS, WARE.
III ROOMS,
Nos. % and 81 GOLD Street, New York.
n Arm, ls43.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED,
q The HOE" PRINTING PKESS MA.
CHINE AND SAW MANDATORY,
in consequence Of the addition ofnew and I'm.
proved machinery to their work, and the rsdue-
ton in the cost Of material; and labor, are en-
abled greatly to reduce the prices Of their Pres
ses, and Of Printers and Binders materials gen
eral as will be seen by their newly printed
circular to which they beg leave 10 refer.
The establishment is still under. the personal
superintendent Of RICHARD ~. HOE and
ROBERT HOE and they assure their friends
that notwithstanding the great reduction ia
prices, an articles manufactured b. this estab-
ishment shall retain the high reputation which
they have hitherto Sustained. Il win also be
then constant endpavor to improve the quality
~ fEasn ~ every nattiouIar. They BATTER
themselves, also that their old friends viii not
only continue their iavorF, but that Printers
generally will appreciate their endeavors to
furnish the very best articles at barely romu-
nerating prices.
Orders from any part Of the country for all
articles used by Printers or Binders including
Type, Ink, paper, DC. and on the best terms.
Jobbing work and repairing win be done at
the lowest possible prices, with every atten-
ton and expedition.
NB-An articles Manufactured By this es-
tablishment viii be stamped r. HOE s. Co. 30
that persons from abroad may not be imposed
upon with spurious articles, made in imitation
Of theirs.
IL Primers ofnewspapers who publish this
advertisement, with this note, three times BE-
fore the ret Of July next, and send one Of
their papers to US, win be entitled TO payment
OF their bill on buying four times the amount.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN.
VT ENGR AVIN

Representing the scenes, costumes. aeres,
battles, naval engagements and tournaments
Of the middle ages, engraved at a cost Of one
thousand dollars Price Of tho English Ed
ton sl2-New World Edition only So. and
equal in Typography, Style and embeliah.
ments.
IFthere were any doubt remaining on the
public mind with regard TO the complete sue.
cess Of our plan Of ohead publications the an
nouncements which we now make ought 10
dispelit, and to convince the sceptical that the
most valuable and enduring productions Of
English literature may be brought within the
reach Of the most moderate means: The
works Of Sir John Froissart have been cele-
brated by poets, historians ard novelist, for
more than four centuries, For many years
after their first publication they were circula.
ted through the medium Of manuscripts, and
they were deemed presents worthy Of kings
and princes. These manuscripts were fre.
quenily embelishsd with illustrations Of a
gorgeous description. They were done in
bright eoIors on the broad margins Of the
parchment pages hence they have been
said to be illuminated, The edition which
we present is a reprint Of that which appeared
in London but three years since, and which is
by fan the best and most satisfactory that has
ever been published. II is profusely lu. ira.
ted with eng avings on WOOD, representing
scenes, customs, costumes and figures Of the
olden times, executed expressly for Us in the
most careful and elegant manner by Losing,
and at an expense which nothing short Of the
most liberal patronage can justify. Every
thing but the colors and exquisite finish fthe
anciens Nominations are preserved there is
the same fidelity in ontline and spirit 10 exeeu.
ton. Oftentimesa little picture will sonvey
a better idea Of characters and incidents Tor
ever departed, than the most elaborate nara
tive.
The language in this edition will be found
perfectly mOderuized, and therefore easily IN.
derstood by all readers. In qualntness and
simplicity ofstj le, it is almost scHptunll The
interest oflhe story increases greatly as you
read il is the very romance of history, From
this source, the most copious and abundant
ever discovered, have the novelisls and dram
atists drawn their supplies; The original 0
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| m aC OIL aud iamus, and their contemporaries
viii be recognized in the vivid pages Of ''olc
Froissart,'
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

George r. Clayton ESQ., the Wing candI-
date for Governor, is canvassing m the south
eru portion ofthis State. lie was to have bad
met Gen. Browne in argument at Jackson on
THURSDAY last lthe 18Th instantly
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
ANFI-REPUDIATING MEETING

# viii be rccollected that the Fourth SaiRr-
day IN july, (instsnl) was agreed upon as the
day for the citizens Of Lowndes, who arc op.
posed to the doctrine Of Reputation, without
regard to party to convene atthe Court House
in Columbus at II o'clock, for the purpose Of
constituting themselves INTO en- Anti-Repudia-
ton Society
Il is hoped that there will be a general at.
tendance Of those, who are favorable to the OBJ
ects Of this Society.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
SAVE YOUR III s AID 70 II
LEGS WELL SAVE YOU

Three Do lars IN APAIR OF BOOTS.
Encourage Home Manufactures ind you aeilt
enrich ths. community IN i0tich you lice.
JOHN NJ. T. REID,
~ Begs leave tofniorm his friends
and the public, that he is re.
81 - eeiving an ontre new S! .5 Of
the best materials in his line in
its various branches, aud BY industry aud per.
severance hopes to merit and receive liberal
share Of patronage.
His work is warranted, and all rips that may
possibly occur in Jobs done by him shall be
sewed up, gratis.
He has in this employment workmen, who
can execute work for ladies 10 the neatest and
best STYLE One pair Of Shoes manufactured
al his Factory win outlast two or three pairs
of the sale shoes that are usually soldm stores
All orders executed with prompiness and
despatch.
July II, 1913.
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We have received from the Office ofthe New
World aCauero, orthe Prime Minister" tale
Of Spain, BY EDMUND FLAeo. We have not
vet read, but see it is spoken Of in terms Of
high complement. Il is dedicated by the au-
thor 10 the Hon. s. S. Pfeniiss.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

PrVvsYLvANIA--GoVernoT Porter has re-
r,raed 10 the Office Of the Secretary Of State
he biz pissed BY the past Legislature Of tnal
Stste authorizing the sale otthe public works
This Il Pennsylvania veto.
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FOR HIRE.

viii hire By TIE monih. likely young wo'
mah. Who Il accustomed 70 washing aud house
por.s generally. Apply At The Wing Office, Or
% I. s. Tayior
July ls. Isaa.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

The var tent Of Washington, loaaed b Mr.
Curtis to the people Of Pittsburgh, vas on The
An ofJuly, pitched near the field oftho Hero''
earlies, fame.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
DISTRICT CHANcEaY CoUKr or THE STaTE
or MIssIssrPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS

NAA@AAa - - - - -
Fleming T. CelbsEt. Complainant
John Bartlett, ct a. Defendants,
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of this BIN, and
~ itappeanng to the satisfaction ofhis Hon
or the Vice Chancellor, that the deiendanis,
John Bartlett and WilkeFson T. Cowihorn
are not inhabitants Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof 90 that the ordinary
process Of the Court cannot be executed upon
them. Il ordered that unless said deieu-
dants appear before the Vice Chancellor e
the Court room in the town Of Columbus, on
the
LIST Monday ia November next,
and plead answer or demur 70 the bin Of con.
plaiht herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as 10 said defendants taken for eoniens-
ed and such order and decree made therein e.
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just.
Il is further ordered that copy Of this or.
der be inserted in the aDemocratic Wing"
newspaper published in the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully
NJ. MCCARTHY, elk.
II. L. JARNAeIN, Solicitor.
Nav 18Th l943
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LowNDEs COUNTY.

LOwNDEs COUNTY.
Probate Court, July Term, 1S43.
I'm pursuance Of an order granted TO me by
the Probate Court Of the county ofLowndes
at the July Term thereof lS43, shall proceed
10 sell 10 The highest bidder at the door d the
Court House Of said County, on
Monday, the 7th day Of August, ls43
the following described tracts or parcels Of land
belonging to the Estate Of Thomas 2. Yates,
late Of our said county, decd. To wit
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County,
The above lands will be sold on credit Of
one, two, and three years from the day Of sale.
Notes with approved security will be required
Il is further ordered, that publication bemade
in the Democratic Wing Of the same for three
weeks successfully.
DANIEL N. YATES,
Attest, VIM P. Fuller, Adm
July 2, 1913. pr So
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

AZ Joe Smith The High Priest and Prophet o.
the Mormons, is said to have been arrested and
delivo- cd 10 the authorities Of Missouri
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
DIsrRI0r CHAEcEAx C0uaT o. IN SrArs
OF % IHlI11IFfL
HELD an COLUMBUS.
lanes Haydan. Complainant,
So "
John Huddeston ct. al Defendants.
Ma Tern- 1efQ



TTFUN opening he matters Of this bill, nne
~ itappearpe 70 the satisfaction Of bic Eoo-
or the Vice Chancellor, that The defendants
Reading 8. Bl6uni and Hartley Benson are
not inhabitants Of this State bot reside bsyond
The limits thereof % that the ordinary process
Il this court cannot Be executed upoh them.
Il Is ordered that unless said defendants ap-
near before the Wee Chancellor a. the Court
room 70 he town q Columbus on the
LIST Monday in November next
and plead answer Or demur q the bill o. CON
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
viii Be a. to SAID defendants taken for confess
ed and such order or decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
Il is further ordered that copy Of this order
be inserted IN the Democratic Wing news
paper published IL tho town q Columbus.
once q week iortuo months successfully.
81. MCCARTHY, Ok
HARRrs g. HAsRn0H, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1913.
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CERTIFICATES



Gallalin Co, Illinois, April Is, 1912
Dr.. CHAmPIoN-Dear Sr:--Withn the |
last - months have been using your Anti
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considerable extent. and have found them 10
be productive Of superior effects in the cure Of
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they are all bought up, and consequently il is
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You will confer a great favor on the inhabi-
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ply Of your medicine 10 this place.
A. A. WOLFE, M. D.
CERTIFICATE FROM R. WA. MCLFLEN
Taiadega Co, Ala May Dist 1912
This is to certify that during the past sea-
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Medicine in my practice, and out Of twenty Two
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best, safest, and most otfectual remedy for
Ague, ChilG and Fever, &c, that has ever
been discovered.
VIM McLELEN.
CERTIFICATE FROMJAS. TURNER.
This is to certify that l have used DR.. Cham
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for the last twelve months with the most hap
pv effect. have used them in ehilIs and fe-
yer and have witnessed the good effects Of
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/ have never known it tail to perform cure, and
/ do think Dr. Champions Pills, by far the
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Charleston, S. C., Feb'y. 9th, 1913.
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nRCHANcFIlInR-

We are authorised TO announce JOS. w.
CHALMERS asa candidate Cor the odicg
which be now holds Of Vice Chancellor Of ~
siarinui
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

On Monday the Is, inst, by the Rey 5. Van Dgs-A ,r
Charles R Pafk 10 Miss Isabella NJ Anderson all OF this
On the Goth ul, by the Row.. Z. Nichols, Mr. John
Mansfield to Mrs Margaret 3. Spears. -
On SafnIday aoth nit hv tle Re7 William NJ Stilwei
William Robinson Cararne Cooper all Of this city
Ga Sunday evening, 30h nit at th Green street ChITch,
by the iey Mr. Green Sir augustus l. Carlton 10 Hi''
Mary 4na Austen, all Of this city
On SUNDAY, April 3Cth, Newark, by the Rev Mr.: \.
enbroeck Mr.. Jas, 5. Wood Esq OF New-York to hi's
atWahington City, on the 9TH of April by the Is~s
Dr. fIswey sanueI Philips Lee Licutenant U s Navy
TO Elizabeth, daughter Of F-ancs f Blair, Esq all oi
Al Befmuda, in St, Paus Church, FACETS sron ile l9h
nlt by the Bishop NEWFOUNDLAND, John y g. Middleton
Of the firm of Middleton Co, Of y York to Lou'se But
trrfed second daughter Of VIM. w Lchboune Esq o'
the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
II ED.

On Monday afternoon ebecca Van licntcn wife ol Eli
iah " :!son rge'' 90 years
Tn. relatives aud friend, Of e fm,ly the members OF
Ab,am Lodge No 20 Masonic Cr1rJ, ,;he l7sI1btrs OF
Enickcrbocker Looce No - /. O. of O. + and tn Order
in general are respectfully invited to attend tho ftal on
Wednesday Sd tat O'Clock T. NJ from !co Monroe 81
without further insltat'sn
On SUNDAY morning. April 3O,h, of consumption lane
Eliza wife Of Nr. David Sherwood III The 2' year u "e
Tie friends and acquainanccs and those Of her brothers.
Theodore Joseph Edward aud james Mount are requested
TO attend her funeral No. 66 Crosby street near Spring
st, on HeSdaj afteoon the ID Inst AZ ~ O'CLOCK without
further invitation
On SUNDAY, of consumption, FRANCIS frcftr1, Esq IN
the 45th year of his age.
yited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence 30 Third
street this Tuesday aftemoonat oclock without further
invitation.
On Monday May J. OF consumption, ionaS Hurst A"'
His friends and those Of his family also the members Of
friendship nyision So3 Sons of Temperance the Grand
Division an rcmters Of other h!ision are respectfully
rouuesed 10 attend the funeral Wednesday al o'clock
P NJ from the Hall of Division No g. S OF T. iOh ave,
uue. between 18th aud leIh streets
On Monday morning. May !, Mary Jane, wil, Of John
D. Camp and daughter of Samuel w McfheTson deceased
aged Is years
Her r"Irns viii be taken to farinston, oohh 9f 'eei
On MONDAY May l. 9eorge Du Douglass, Of Henry
and Mary Douglass, years, 10 months, and days -
On Saturday last S0th ult, after short Illness MI WI
liam rcnfon, aged G2 years native oil lnnagh Ireland.
On Sunday morning sth VII James Dean assa 10 years.
Of Lancaster, Eng -
the late Ebenezer Burrell
On Sunday morning 3oth ult, Ezra D 'o'i'of' III ' %
On the adthult Febecca daughter Of Mr. James Morgan
aged g..
On the 29th nit, Inn darghtero Nathaniel Satonsall
Esq. of New London, CT. aged 2o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
UMf;ER VI.
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.

" Tuy CHEAPEST Work EVER PUBLISHED IN THE
UNITED SrAlEs--lhe frs; pant o! til" American tain'y
Magazine General Abstract OF Useful Knowledge work
snea useful in families and calculated to arrest the At
tlton awen the curiosity and enchten the understand
ms OF the young Illustrated with 5000 Ensa'nss be
completed in lG Nuners of 2OS $40 EACH at y Cents
i-r numbers aud cacumbcrw contannear2OO EnsrayngS
5 Tire Third Edition Of the First No is no'S printed
and orders or all the back Nos. can be supplied
Number V Is ready.
GREEIEY & NcEI KATH Trihnue Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
knlckerhocher Rakery. gao Rowsry.

~ Knlckerbocker Bakery. aa0 Bowery.
The subscriber aya himself Of his privilege inform the
suhc generally that he viii change his place of business
,Sf S he present He would respectfully invite trial Of his
o4d Cakes aud Pies by os, who may D. about 70 or have
hosd hs vicinity and who are already acquainted with
Il sasy Of the articles e offers for isIr r1cTss and
fssssG with them he sahcts their patronage 10 his old
sads and patrons he tenders his thanks, and invites conu-
ses ., Of hyi. knd ayor. Tie Introduction o Gahg Ac
40 MS establishment benz generally known ne invites
X attention of The pubic the following st Of nteles Iz
ca.s o. hs different kinds Of ir and OF the hrSl qualify
mssaat hssk; os air, and superior auc'c % any
s city, Iairan Buns Ru>k Crullers, DcnSa Jun
- eiassi bread, Nuts and Snals; Domestic Fancy s
a. tiueeG Pound. Plum aud Cream Cakes, &c Also.
Biscuit; Crackers; Water and Graham Crackers: to'
srSS I ami Soda, Biscuit The meteuls OF which the ao2Nr
e Hlii bs made shall be OF the very best iha the market
Ia,s Iassi5ees' The qualities OF Bread Wheat, DgnsStlc
-Sss s,Ssah,m and Rye. WAt Z. uUMBEkT.
aD-Ai Persons who wish particularly furnish ,hen
rrs, ai Ia bsSad Cake, &c from the above establish
9eia ee particular III snins their chdra servants
Is TO the name snd number. Complaints have been
,s subscriber, which wea inquired into, has been
u that sometimes childen aud servants will 80 10
sp bs,ng induced do so by the gain o
St some zsse cake extra. w. B. Fl. as iis-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

IMrREssMENr.-NIr. Everett has made formal
demand for a seaman, a citizen of the United
States, WHO las beet, impressed on. board some
British ship of war on the African station. This
government has already met the demand, by or
dcring the Clio, l6 guns 10 proceed forthwith to
the coast of Africa, scour The same IN the search OF
the man. and place him, as soon as possible, at
the dlypooa Of tic A1icricon 'niris'er The par
tcuIars of this case have not vet transplreG bit
there is no doubt that some atoncnlent VIII be
made 10 the man, as well as to the minister who
has thus been competed Is .nternoSe Tor Ius sur
render. Cor jour. loii''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
EVENING EDITION.
TUESDAY...3 o'clock p. ".

J. The Britannia was to leave Boston on Mon
day for Liverpool. Among her passengers are
Hon. Horace Mann, DR.. Howe, DIR. >EAwELI.
and Gen. DUFF GREEN, bearer of Dispatches.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
= Latest .torls Eeesirs aad fsr sas Al Tlle III

. Latest Works received and for sale at The Tn
bune Ofic-:
II Family By the Authoress Of e Ne-hbrs price 25cts
Braithwaites Retrospect Of Medicine, No. 50
An-lo-nsrican Sls=aziP- tie cream Of ;he Forri=n
Aionthlies, No :; for April z.
Hoboken. Romance Of NewYork ByFay......-...5n 50
fainiiy l-i5rsfy' y I
Jacob Faithful .25
%, John Hampden-Rtcv +; H CHAPLIN; >;;,,oi Of
CharrSton lass Win lecture ker h- Berean astItute
in the EzabetE-stree Church. near Walker W etnes-
day evening t- 81 commencing o'clock SUBJECT
Life. Character and lines Of John IlaTnpdeu
Tickets y! ceis-;O t had OF th= Committee ard lt tie
door. b. order 1 ;. sI.At.NS. secy. myI IL
r- PARTICULAR NOTICE-Th6se prisons having
Furniture Of description 10 dispose Of or who are break
inc housekeeping viii find ready sale for poron or
all Of their goods by sending the address, calling upon
the s1bScnlrr Goods 10 any amount purchased
Al pnvae sale--Two Piano Eortes.
ie10 II +. COLIoN y &C. !3' Chariain %
pea Nut Silk Worm ESss.-SuperoT Pea
Tui silk Worm Eggs for sale the Repository oi the ar-
rican Institutes in t'e Park. my u
r. SPENCER'S HAT WAREHOUSE IS removed to
No g. CharnberS-steet, 2d door east OF Broadway l
March ID, 1873
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

d. We cut the following item from under tho
head . Married, in the Concord fN. ID Courier
Are sucn marriages legal IN the Granite State
In this town. By Dea John B. Chandler and Miss Maria
French Dea John b. Chandler Miss Maria French--two
onesistants married W themselves TO themsevesall the
Sabbath Day the breakfast table, calling upon God and the
family presrn,. to bear witness 10 the act
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Il The inundaton at Chaicauguay has been
very disastrous, and had it not been for the de-
struction of the bridge, the entire Vi lagc might
have been swept away From fifteen to twenty
buildings of various kinds arc lost-somc of them
containing cattle and in one case the owner had
barely time to dccamp, when the furious torrent
swept past him but fciv Yards distant. Vast
accumuatons of ice are deposited on the neigh
boring lands a mile from the water mark, which
will prove serious obstacle until late in the sea
son, to their cultivation. Montreal Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

u TIE rcfnaif Of Mrs. Mary Martin. who
disappeared at midnight some time since. IN a fit
of lmacy were found on Monday floating in the
harhnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

~ Acrowdcd house last night at feae's New York Mu
rum Admission ouly uu- SHILLING The attractions very
uea-Sguor Blz jenkins comic deneator, singer
md banjo player Master Rather the best Ethiopian dancer
IA the World and the hoantli'l Miss Groves tie Charming
aanSetse
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

o. Nelson j. Mulberry, a lad Of fourteen, was
killed at Hanover, Chautauquc Co. a few days
since. by the falling of a tree.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

80, ..p GKs.x-The receipts Of both Flour and
t,, during M rast week have been small especially Of
s5su The wh5e qualify Of the after article 5sSeoe6 &c oed
and large portion Of ,is has passed hence TO the
~ Rre ard the East The principal receipts have been
ehaats' acccuntfom collection OF debts made in
r. dnria- the pas, winter; There disposition
Of farmers aud others, 5c; in Illinois and Mis-
~ @ ,r hold back that hand awaiting the issue Of the
,, rather than sell present Comparatively
En- price here indeed NOW doubtful whether Whea;
~ ~ iii IN much below the present price; and certainly
rivals sgc no larger han they tay been for The past
L wiIi rot 20 below ~ the present selling rates
s. o our niller short OF Wheat and The price
l ouo,ed &c the narke, favor Of the seller. We
that our uillers have advanced the price of their
.i FLOUR Country Flour continues 70 be request for
= south and East, and good brands will reay command
~ 10 - for foreign markets Should the price of
Floqr all IN the East 10 % on the opening Of the New
ra .nss STILL with present freight and the present
~ orc. Of Flour here, it will pay well TO ship 10 the
y.ttthe-p markets. fSt.toui. New IRA, Goth.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
Sew-York Cattle Market, May.

i, raret 100 Beef Cattle 90 from the sou) 10 Cows
I'd Calves, and 300 Sheep.
Srwts-BEEf CArrLr.-But small number were a
,,tet ard an aJvsIce obtaned We quote - 70 -
3 he +xt,4ines Of retailing qualities; 20 nnsod-
Cor; AND C,LvFs.-61 taken at SIS a $50 TO S33.
sarEy AyD LAMBs.-Au taken at S. to % Tor 9heeP'
I'D g 10 !. - for Lambs.