davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17
November low.

The State of Mississippi } Circuit Cout
Marshall County Sept fd vac,1io1 ne,%l ls4S
Joseph H. Farrell
Burgoin VI. Hill &
Martha l. Hill.
UPON opening the matters of this 0iilh ap-
pearing 10 the satisfact of the Court, that
the said defendants Burgoin M. Hill and
Martha l.. Hill are not residents of this
State, but reside beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be served On them 1t is therefore
ordered that unless said defendants appaer
before the Judge ofthe next Circui: Court
to be held for said county OF Marshall at,
the court house in the town of Holly Springs
on the first Monday in March next, and
plead, answer or demur. to said bill, the sew
era allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed and such order or decree be
made therein as the court may deem equila
BILE and just And it is further ordered that
a copy ofthis order, be published in the 'Hol-
ly Springs Gazette newspaper published
in Holly Springs Miss. once week for two
months successfully.
Test A. t. CARUTHERS Clerk
WM. A. BoREN Compts, solic'r.
Dec. Is lS43.-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17

Music, French, Latin and Greek, usual terms.
fE1F- The house lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas,
viii for the preseSt be used as a School room.
February ID 1914 Sc
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17

oils & VARNISHES of all kinds for
sale at d. ID. JONES & Co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17
RALPH KING

Blank. OF all kinds for sale al this .
fee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17
GREAT AND an UNRIvALE6
TRACTION, Al
o'' f"ck"ges New Fan .
Goods! "iate,
G.


Goods! tate1
;. q $. MARTIN &co
oa Front R0'' opposite The s.sas1''
a kE s now receiving from New y, ". L''',,
xra n ton large and fresh So. Aofk aa5a a.
i" ,AleF Goods, which they og.ea. O. Fa. -
90 ~" a goods can be sold in H. sell iot =.
: - ne1 respectfully invite all per,s-''a
prices: me their $50
Among other things they bav.
tZ00 pieces prints from g. IN ~
10 bales Brown DomeSiicS - cehiS
2Ou pieces HdklS, 300 dozen - slase5 rr..,
GihghamS, Apron Checks >lr.ss91 host.
Oo"oh hell drawers, 500 doz ~ - S-I..sF.
e5o WO0len Goods li'a, 6.
~9O pieces hy. Jeans, 60 pisrs~s
I0 pieces Cloths, 500 worIrs5 :, oe',negl
oo dog nett Shirts and Drawer% aSA
i2Oo ketS, 100 pieces Flar,.,
IoJ pieces herSeyS and LinSevS
Merinos, Alpaca LuSlreS. Orlea,, p,
ana N1o1S. de Lanes, De Lisle CbrS-..--.a ers-s
and beautiful article for ladies 5re-,.l' s;s
Boots and Shoes
1000 pair Boots and Shoes NJ
cheapest Sloc6 ever offered IN this ssS -
uSt here we don't calculate ON --4Ae- "a
Shoes cheaper than We do abo-,. Z, els 'zs
of our stock of shoes. We can aff5ri ,i'.s' &
nothing. ''e'e 10 S. 1.
BonnetS, Hats and CaDs
a large and fine stock Of Borrs.. =
Caps-Fur Caps al any price. 'iaS e
Hardware.
A general stock of Hardwars ,,.-..
part OF Vices s mouse hole AMI.
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails. '.-,s
Saddlery.
40 ladies' and mems Saddles. lbss.
to sell without profit Brides, Cola :. si2ss
les, OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers " 5,--
Ready Made Clothing
A good stock OF Ready Made Clo.f-- -...
must necessarily be sold q, small pros., '-.-a
Groceries.
We have connected with our Drv CO.,
tabliShment Grocery and Comuil,i6r H..
and have now in store,
100 pieces Bagging, 100 coils R5p.
300 sacks Rio Coffee
500 sacks Salt; 10 hogShead7 Susar
% boxes window Glass ; 4 ceroo6y Indie,
We expect in shoII time 10 receive F...-i
stock of Groceries.
Particular attention paid 10 Storirs -,a g..
ping Cotton, And now in conclusion We La.
10 say our goods MUST be sold, they were a.
chased with that view, and We intend 5 $
them, and then buy more and sell again. N.
repeat. our invitation, "WALK IN" anj vsa
do our best &c suit YOU
Memphis October, I3.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17
HOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE INSTI
TUTE.

IIOLL1 SI hlAN0o It Il VA LIZ AANo
TUTE.
Rev. c. A. FOSTER, Rector and Principa
Lecturer on Chemistry, Natural Phlloso--
ply. Evidences of Christianity
Miss l.. N,-Governess-Eng
lish Grammar, Parsing, Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy sc.
Miss G.. MoULToN.-Ancient & Modern
History, Geography &c.
Miss G. GAY,-Arithmetic, Malhemat-
les &c.
Miss F. Chemistry. Drawing
&c.
Miss DILLoS,-French, and Primary
Department. &c.
Miss NJ T.. CoNYGToN-Piano.
Harm, Guitar &c.
Miss E. McCARTEY-Vocal Music, Pi-
ano &c.
Mr.. T. MoRsE,--Piano. Vocal Music.
&c.
Jan. 5. 1343-4w
HGuard copy 4w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17
Bonnets, Hats and Can.,
Hard

a large and fine stock OF Bopss,. Il.
CapS-Fur Caps al any price. '-'-'2 Iias G,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17
SaddIeFy,

10 ladies' and mems Saddles; lhes, =.
TO sell without profit: Brides, Collar So
les, OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers -,1l5 " Se..l5s
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17

A general stock of Hardware. ro,s;...-
part OF 4 Vices s mouse hole AngS- S-N.,'~.,-s 3
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails Sl,s
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17
Boots and Shoes

1000 pair Boots and Shoes n,
cheapest stock ever offered m '..s a,gss u
ust here we don't calculate on sc,---s ---.As IL
Shoes cheaper than We do aho1, n o-s Nzs
of our stock OF shoes, We can o. ,i'.5s -.-5
nothing. -'-e'1 % 81, I.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17
Ready Made Clothing.

A good stock OF Ready Made Clafi--
must necessarily be sold al small Drss..
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17

I WILL sell al The court house door in the town
l. of Holly Springs on the fourth Monday in
February, the following property slfays OF
Marshall county, viz
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-17

r eceived on Consignment Mems Saddles
- do Ladies, for sale at
u. d. JONES & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

schr Mddlsssr. Smith. ds from Washington. NC with
naval stores
y line OF battle ship Columbus. Capt from Rio ia.
known.
Sailed.
Ship Sheridan for Liverpool and brig Augusta Sherwood
NV LossDos: May 2'-AH Charles Carroll fin NewYork'
Also arr CenmoJore Perry emslesd Cozettes March 3D.
as fS wh .t 81 Sa
u,%sd Aiira Pendson NEhe fell from aiof striking the
rail of ,he ship asd thence into the Lat 81 lon e5 F.
q j. F. JsI's: c::; 100 a1;G ls, q {, ION
81 2s' wS 'is fs 3a.Is
lead F. "a s. fs no s .ad o. s:y e NJ
of Crozate. no date Hacyon, Nj, wins; in Jonuary
The john Eiizabeh report. in addition heard from, off
Coast New Holland in Nov. Romuus, Mystic 100 bIs.
Mary Of Hslfr from Cisnaege 18Th Instant cienfegos
black .sna w S oa % White b. S with
Kentucky from New Orleans for Have 10th inst lat 49, 30,
john Carver from Cardiff for Philadelphia 25h nst-by
the Lord sestou at this port
Pine for Bossn 25h nsby pilot boat Charlotte Ann, Of
Lyons. from New York for Turk. island out II d. May 90
ship the westward with her ru,nmast gone
showed no signals. Al rii rs LAT 10. 30 Ion %, 80
Foreign Ports
wM Doc S aS% i DC Gss
sss. hompsa Yef Rpd
ts~ Ha
tsu Boston; vessco, ChoIts aud Others SID l,th Clinton
Howes Norleas; BIishtpn Coming, Ha%sars; A9,oisou
18TH Ausustins Heard Farley, Cowes; Zbr Thomas, Bos
to-; Bnny Dlinshsm do; Ssh, Concord Lord Matsnzss
Prince de Joinviiie Gardner Jareco th Dunlap Gordon
A, Galveston nth inst Star Republic, Hendley New
York
Lake Ports
CLEvELAMp. Nav 2s-Ar Ashland A Winsow aud
Biddle. Buf,lo Ney do; Farmer. sanduky; Wolyenre
A'gonsc Cld ASHLAND, Chicago: Win,low do; Mink;
swan, Toledo; W Foster Milan; Ccmmerce sanacsky; Tom
Corwin, Fermtift"ni Thistle, kingston Robinson st
BUrrALo, May 25-Arr Buffalo, Columbus and Lexington
s. Josechs; Lrander and Dexter Monroe; Rsssatioa
Patna and Lyon. Toledo Dayton, Msxfed, Vemillion
Clay Bone, Erie; Argyle, Mian Huron aud Clinton, Ceve
add.
Home Ports.
PHnADELrHfA, May 2eAre Edward, Steel from tRueno.
AyIes April st ts Delight W9oep I'm PhiIid and other,
osltm french for March; M sSh
Batavia; also Lonis, Gallagher Havssa 10th pst Zone
Muqson. New York; ehebe Baxter Baker Halifax CindsTe
u, Burgess Boston; Fame, Crowe Halifax, >S; Holder
ss Psss f oe. sss ps
market Hcpe thompson Barbado., Pearl Afss and Nj
Moriah. Rogers, Boston; seward. Ross Providence Ma
dsnce; Mot %. Fourier, Cambridle
p Rssea do New Harbour Elliot, Thomss,o" News Hp
sss oS w9das IVES. cha Sss ss %
.WAsHlNGroN. NC, May Ia-Arr Marcia, Smith, Nvork;
Wa'h&sGn z aab , Boston ah Tive RICHARD
Smith Boston, 2fs, Washingtou Crabtree Bcston 2d Eli
zabsth Bradley. - 23d Topic, Cook, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
VAUXHALL.
OILY MpIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
MIR GEORGE SUTTON

MN UE OhuE 81 ION,
The Nee of the 10Th century, who has arrived
from EuS S h ship orqd has made for
complete |" M f'SN'b asa WI JUNE iHsse 3d. 81 1914
Of which due notice will be given ia bill posters advertise
viii @cec,,s5y here to STATE. h. tn. he
has prepared different light darkness all Others
des hs name Of WIZARDS ard great age,ans IN
exploded The wonders Of the Of the 10Th ceatu-
the he M. aas%
a. Tho sa aud y and
He is The only who by combining the above powers H.
Are nine maze the fools of
the cites has visited the civilized wordof
which documents viii be the doors of the Theatre His
The spells OBJ in West Indies have allowed BIN to rule
Of the 0gu MOUNTAINS at RIO De Janeiro as in is shining
track he returned from astonishing Royalty and its subjects
has e Senior Sutton la Busa, Ramie. de
Aza Rude Boreas has for more than month growled d.
Horn has dismissed his audience sooner than
city Of Kings aud Revolutions, Lima has been visited
HouY Chimboaz has furnished its quota of cool the
have been by the Pearl Divers Panama And las. though
a., least the gsp.e sGe Ocean has beea seen aud the bold
set but once Were hsImasi of odNP, pi.
mus %ehas AS."s Bacon
fausus look and behold the wonders Of the modern
be now to take trio Co Albany 10 The or our
grandfather. could they look Locomotives mot Loco
The Necrouancers ncomprehensble ieas, perform.
no and S snsi IS n.% a"
pIes.y got Up for this country and Mexsa by Mr. johnson
truly scientific obstruction Of It spon proeipIe hht
unknown The wonderful secrets and mysteries performed BY
scea6c and the philosopher and ali modern are sci
the Q" scar TIE thoa
saeds OF speftaofs who have witnessed his wSnde eseam
without special wonderln m28 Hsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
state OF Trade.

ASHES Both descriptions continue very dull Pots
continue TO quote at - 3l pearls at 81 rs SIT
BgKswAx-Prime northern yellow soils as wanted AZ
30tc; southern do is held at 293c
CorIor-The sales to-day are quite moderate, amount
ing only TO about 900 bales, at easier prices
FoUR(ienesee continues in the market M a ~ Shin
ped from Buffalo, and passed the weghlock at Rochester
TO the oath instant $50 41l bbls from Rochester 90
Total 4l3 bbls The quantity Of wheat which
from the east for the time above mentioned was qs 04
bushels
AY-This article is very dull common Qualities seII
at 80 sic. The receipts continue large.
WHrsKrr-Drudge casks we quote at 23c; prison bar.
rels at 23lc.
CArrLE MAkKEr.At market, 600 head of beef cattle
mostly southensl60 and calves and 600 sheep and
lambs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

The above calculation comprises the weekly returns o.
fortyo railroads, l6o6 miles in length Number of pas
senger on twenty railways O4 The receipts for
passengers on ortyfour railways EFT 100 ditto goods
on orty-two railways, fa69sl-tota fIo472I. This is
an average OF Eos IS per mile per week 1t will be OBJ
served that there has been in the receipts
nearly all the roads There has lately been considerable
speculatons going on in railway shares in London and
prices as will be by the above table, have reached
points higher than the affairs of the roads will warrant
The French railroads are full seventy per cent above
par and pay four and seven per cent dividends. The
railroads Of this country will compare very favorably
with those Of Europe The receipts per mile not
large in this country but the costs and expenses
very small compared with those of Europe that better
dividends are realized on such investments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

MoBILE-Brig Morea-38 bales J II Taman-2
Enc &Phepsl2i do TO ordeI60 do Huilbat cos7 do
Holbrook, Nesoa co39 bales old rope Hurlbut
lot old Newall 4 3 bxs A II King Coz
Babbage Z Scots b1s Park-49 chea. tea w g Bill
Taman-7 Geo Coilins-3 trunks Pua. waidren
MoBLE-Brg Moble200 bales Burritt Johnston
100 do Bogs KBeelaad-20d do w Barowel3 do Perkins
Hopkins-20 do Strecham Scott g do Brown Dmock-22
do boltonl9 d, Pheps7 II K.nnieI8 cks tallow
ordrr
CHARLEsToN-Brig Carolina--8i bales cottoa Buu,t x
Joh .aton-99 do q Coli 80 rice w HsrIison9B do
Pilot. LIE Barbsre-3o empty brs koeins2n-s crate, Pet
tee x Manu- cs + x Lathrop-i do Wayou hi aud
81 or bbls Wells, jr3 cs Kohnsiaaeuf do q soren
co-g5 bbls w 1ayor-l cs KayloI = col do a II Gale
s do w Jamex-l key | bale Dunh.m * uimun
CHARLEsroN-Shp Calhoun-i5 bLes cotton sprsgur. Ro
binson co2i6 Post Y Ihips-l2 HOibfook, Neson
~ pkcs + 4 B Poat-5 bales mdse Franklin Hss-2 bxs
Waiker-63 bales cotton Smith llis-92 do TO ORDER
and sundres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
Passengers Sailed.

LvERpooL--Packet ship Sherdau-Mr Lawton. child
servant Phladephia Davids and LADY, do W Dsyids
and Dvids do; Tobias Wagener and lady do Smith
Do; B Gilman: do; A Thibau Chseyer.. do Mrs
SON. swedsn Jarvis and lady Albany W Meyer, Xspara
so; C d 4 RSunbsrrX Of 3d. Rsgt a; Lieut. p1ps
NIGH, Demprara; 4 Bowie DO; w Bonnn, London Hos
ter Columbus, Ohio; w Wsen Baltimore T ] Wsoa,
do Mrs y Casliff Cassda; Fowler. Boston Bayne
swaIts, BIemsn I. Kinsshsy and lady Piattsbas "
LvERrooL-Ship Helen Thompson sailed Saturday
James Clarke Fsy lady, 4chden and servant late of Leon
Mexco Henry Lsrgee, ESQ Of Montreal and thirty The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
Weekly Report OF Interments
Passengers Arrived.

HAyANA.shiP Chrstopher Colon--T MiutuIn. Mrs Min
Mrn, Miss Mintnn, Miss @ Minturn Mrs A boy IT,,
ETWilIsms and lady, a pelano j Goodwin New York
Meyer. sehobngfr Newell. MSrsae, Gaillard
TRINIDAD De CUBA-Brg AIbertini-P Yzaga, and A
YzanPa.
TRINIDAD DE Guadalupe Casslda-Mrs w Lori ard
child,
MoBuE-Brig Mobile-Ms Campbell and child Miss Price,
Mis-. Gentle. Miss NJ Gentle, Messrs Jackson, High
Sewiley aud Garlepied.
COMPROMISING CalhounJ Buyer LADY, child and SER
yapt; Nortbrep lady children and seIyant Dr. Turr
Ruedge Miss wilkins, Mrs Able. Miss Wilkins. Mrs Nor
RS Miss Parott, Miss smmons Miss Myer Master Gamble
Miss A mstronE, Miss Landon, Jacksan, Coke, w
Wlldman E w seates + French, w Greene, " G Ro
CHARLEsToN.Brig CaIoiina-Ms A Sebring. and c Sc.
bring aud sh,sd; Mrs Myer and child Messs T. Leitch
il " Hughes Myer, Dupont. Comfy. W Davis
MogLLE-Brig Morea.Mrs ~ Couthouy, Miss NJ Gage,
Mrs l. Smith and child Miss G l. teiser, of Mobile; Mr..
Reueen Post Mrs. tost and Master Post OF Essex and
4 in the stseTaEe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
Every Day and Epening This Week. commencing
MOnd0D Man n

Erery Day and Epeming This Week. commencing
Monday, May r.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon, nalt.psgt O'Clock, and in the
Who together, not less that Fourteen making
them the Iales Pair known be day,
from 10 o'clock A. M till from till hapas and from
Till TO-
The manager happy with the
ORPHEAN FAMILY Of five persons all musicians of the
first class. Of whom is little Miss of only
The family variety OF Songs Duets Trios Quar-
tstts, &c.
GREAT WESTERN will appear in his Comic Yankee
Lecture Animal Magnetism and also his imitation Of
Locomotive
MIR. s: X, g. NELLIS, the born without arms. will
also OF the hng feats with his
which must be seen to be believed.
La Petite Cero, the Danseuse.
A Beautiful Collection Of Wax Figures Giraffe, &c, &c
The GlPsEI QUEEN the fortune Teller. aud
prss,ly conslted NJ al hcun % the day ana
~ Admission the whole IS oenti-ohcIcn under
f:rrs, hafprice. IS ior consultations vS he
Sipa-- tsuess. m26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
MIR H THiG2SsSsfEE FsTTp::'!. tn: City h I'm
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY,
svr. Ah5Eehh, PSI sS;s!' sstH,4tlSse, Mo-
VOC tSSbbfEA hF ASTlSEElsSiRiSSiD;ou
GIANT hoY-ls iEAd S,aH OVER SEVEN FEET
FAT GIRL, 4 og SiaNr A GIRL elANTEss.
Fourteen Ye,Ia 6Ja, wsjsh' $50 Pounds
BEING THREE i 4 MS ss s THAN TOM
e'Asrhs fa SSfFAFF lhpS SHSFS FEET HIGH,
sPLENDD rAiNTiNGs on THE GUHFLAGRATIoN
bestowed during r. late Es Tstn UPON I6s pot, by
s%fs s , % % o S%s hSsSd'
square wS#SEHSSSsSSS SfSSnS FrI4Sny ''
consisting Of Father MoiSsi snS seven Small chaep
are the asa $" oF iFf sing
M S,,%SfiS%t iSSS :; ro =, m
" M NJ %1i ss f fo,ssS f fsfs
cEkMEsT 6 81 s'sfsi Rs''e sense sn%
Gnsd co,%oIsms self Playing MeIodeon s''eudd Picture
Afcraoep Performances Day at o'clock, for the
OF s cay y no e charge to the per
a POLIO SALOON, BROADWAY, NEW YORK
a. Two bur. devoted 70 Music sad Poetry Mr. Jones
@ European on G s Ss ua
that he will produce under the above title Of Literary
him 'G with s
for. Queen y'e,ora Pnes hber and many Of the Nsby
frat Of the win take place Wednesday Evrnng May
FREbEi Ks u the Park Theatre " no will deliver an j.
osuhd eousa scrptive of the origin aud history Of he
Ss asd Tsd as Mos from w" nnsoud aaenc
s.i:eed and arranged expressly Tor this entertainment
Single Tickets 80 erup; Tickets to admit Two Ladies
m27 3t.sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY as.

W" shks''' - ~ HIes warhs 49, ~
Cleared. ~ NJ.
% A".oa Bas%aa s.Ss
we Fsnse. Gen 5w Laaus e, asG
Cracksn !; Livng,on; Sydney, Hale, Norfolk Hale :
sss osSss d..
u s. ship John Adams. ThOma, A. cOnOver. 60 days from
Ship Crsoya' Colon. Smith, days from Havana. with
ship coidoTs Morse from Havana i7t, May with 2s,s
Ship Calhoun Berry days from Chuleston. with cotton
Barqae Lord seaton, Talbot from Dublin, cd April Ia
o. the evening Of 9th spoke sohr Industry H sss on
fire took the crew Of men land one passenger Off he
,, Z from Trinidad de Cuba with
BsIque Caads Chapman from Trinidad de Cubi May 10,
Big Torsa Edsn, day, from Mobile, with cotton, to E
brg Mobile Williams, ID days from Mobile. with cotton, to
BIS AIs.liaI joyce day. Trinidad g Cuba with
,ass sa zd '"a''''n e'A' ties
gs SsIop, oo days from Char's0n with cotton
Big Ponce, from Ponce PR, with sugar s., to the
r brig Graud TURK Carr z day, from Turk i,lqod with
Br sehr eEan sanders d. IRON Aboco viii, co logs ma
hcsany on copper 80 green turtle 80 doz pine apples 60 bis
Sch, HS%s cSntss &c o% M $. POpSgo s
Co fe no Am vessis ''''0 ''' 10 a '''''e
sctr Dmon, Jones' days from Washington NC, with ma
schr J. b. UIquhart, -, days from smitbfeld, Va
with
John, Drew Alden, from Laaua La Grande Cuba 18Th
May with moasses to Foster Nckerson28 bbds meisssS
tc "a brs do order Left Advent Rollins NYork
J kemble do soon; Star, Chase, ldg
echr Msry frances, Ta from atanzs 18th inst Fos e
Nickesoal.O hhds molassesJ Cram2sO doz pse apples
to mssief.
Schr Anaconda, Chase days from Washington with naval
stores, to Brysrt Maitland. -
Schr Slas Crane John days from Washington NC with
nayal stores.
schr VIM Bird Conen, DIS from Washington, NC, with
naval stores
Schr Meye-, Douber ds rrm Washington, G, with ma
val stores
sehr Star, Williams DIS fom Wellington NC, VITA
val stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
Foreign lmporsxa,ona

segars Cnrtis boxes s De Luze9t do
Bls,ne-7o bss sugar Yopnga c9r25o do bale. Sc
case segars Westeryetli boxes Beck Kun
hardt-8 bales tobacco "a boxes Ledonl0
q x Schoonmaker228 bxs do Parulo-2 bxs
Meyer2 cases do Morne-8o bxs do mdse bales
ssgars Is bales and 90 boxes segars order.
TRINIDAD DE CUBA-BMque CassItda---225 bags sugar
Chastelan Ponvert-18j Lasala85 hhds molasses
Cl,rk-2D honey sugar To order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
SHIP NEWS.
lsY 4 hts Mornings SOuthern Mail.

Pan, prLrHlA, May 2s-Arr Elizabeth, Wiley fin Salem
sta TN Caisis-Cd, Oxford Ross Trieste Emily Cum
rnlngs. West luelss Monroe. Boston.
BALTIMORE, May 2-Au Sureb, Hudson, Exhnma Island
Gallant Mary Evans, Mavaguez II Iosmopoe. Oliver.
Arecbo Ii Oneko. Rogers romeo r. cd, Ago. Reed
Trinidad Cha, w Wsse, ImIa,, savanna i. Ma; jam
sid Orbit (newl Tnvers. " Indies Hooper krwI do;
Reaper, Sess Norwich; Lonna Potis, Nsnnckst fnms.
(Br) Webb Barbados; Victoria Hudson. Nassau; Otter Bell
Trinidad; Chas Wallace, INLAY Savannah Il Mar, Jam
Mary Jane Larkn st John NB James Power keene. Mas
RICHMOND May H-Ar Jase. Rogers, Havana.
CHARLrsToH, May 2i-Au Lady Warrington, Swasey, FIN
Mataazss
SAVANNAH. May 2r--Ar Newark Merwin fm New York
Below, John. Young. Thomsston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

Beef CattieThe market has been very dull and prices
shade lower. We quote 81 to %. with very few ex
ira at So co. Al the close there 800 left
Cows and Calves-Dull. We quote SIS $50. 40 un-
sold
Sheep and Lambs-For the former 81 10 so; for the
latter, 81 rs a 25-all sold
Haydn good supply, at so a SO cents per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28

Sales Of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp, May Ell shs u Bank, "a; 90 do 81
il2 Wilmington RR "a; 100 do 24l 100 Grard bbf II
275 do II do $4,000 kentucky BIDS l0s; us shs
Blk 800, $4,000 SIS b5f 50; 5000 odd lots To-
$500 do $4,000 do cash So 800 DO 6 in lots s $3.50
do sig; $1,000 do So ~ shs Wilmington 24t $1,000 do os
l23 shs Wilmington Railroad a4i $3.50 6s 1862, lbt,
S73i State 6s o.; 90 shs Planters Bk Miss cap % do
6s b5i II.
SECOND Board, May IS 20 shares Grard Bank, lO;
$1,000 Chesapeake Delaware 1886 bbf 69J $4,000 do 30!
SIl5O Lehigh 46 $1,000 do lsia AS 30 shs Union
Bank Of 63 do Philadelphia Bank l03 $4,000
Lehigh 6s is4 BOZ Ab $1,000 do 6s 1883 r&w AL 5000
b5f 79g shs Gard t5f l0E $l96 Semi annual
6 1896 si $1,000 Indiana Dollar Bonds Al 100 shares
Wilmington RR 23f 90 Grsrd Bank i0i $500 State 6s,
1916 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-28
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor, if Captains Of Vessels will
To Commodore RoBERT SlLyEy OF News Fleet Report
of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the Vessels
Spoken their List Of their Cargo and any Fo
Newspapers News they may have He will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondent at
home abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the Marine Intel they obtain Nautical
Information Of kind will be thankfully received