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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03
New Advertiser ents,
SUNDRIES


Il BIO, Havana and Java coffee, refined
10 loaf, crushed and brown sugar, teas.
spices, salt, powder, shot, lead and caps,
rice, raisinS, cordials, almonds, tobacco,
lamp, lInseed, tanners and castor oil.
white lead, lurpentine, copal and Japan
yarnish, sperm candles, white, brown
and variegated soap, imperial, regaia,
and common sega.s, snuff, jamaica rum,
champagne and cognac brandy, Holland
gin, old rye whiskey, lime juice, bitters,
peppermint, with Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
Stationary, Hardware and Fancy Goods.
Also, Begging, Rope and Ti0jnc. For
sale at the BAYOU SARA LANDING,
by JOHN c. NORRIS.
August 3. 22w3
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immediately III nelIya Iuly.

HNtn'ulhlolN TOT active duty,
Among tho passengers on board lh,
woodbury. was William +, Slapp ouo %
lho MGR prisoners released by Santa
Anna
There are now 10 Texans coniuuI
at Pcfole, 3 AZ tho city Of Mexico, nj
Puebla, aud IS al San Juan DO Jluu, uoau
Non Cruz.
The news Of the fcIccD.s, Of the rcNa.
treaty was received with great joy NJ
vera Cruz, and an increased activity tu
lho American trade was anticipated 10
consequence.
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STATE OF NISSlSSIppLl
ANTE COUNTY, s. s.

ANNIE CtUNII, S. S.
To CHARLES r. WEBB, and JAMES WEBB,
and LANY WEBB, infant children of
JAMES II. WEBB, deceased, EDWARD
WEBB, and JULIA ANN WEBB, infant
children Of STEPHEN A. WEBB, deceased,
WILLIAM RANEY, and CANDACg A. Il,
RANEY his 'U,fe, AMOS PARKER, amt An
GELINA his wye, GABRIEL B. SCOTT. ami
AMANDA M. ScoTT his rife, WILLIAM J..
ScoTT and ALKALINE r. ScoTr lis ,wfe,
and kINcHEN r, WEBB-GREETINd
EZOU are hereby cited TO be land per.
z. sonaIIy appear before the Probate
Court of Amite county, on tie Fourth
Monday in august neat, 10 show cause. if
any you can, why the following Real
Estate, belonging to the Estate of KIN
Glen .We6b, deceased, should not be or.
dered TO be sold, to-wit:-The north east
quarter of section number 90, intown-
ship number 3, of range number 4, east;
one hundred and forty.nine
acres and ninety.six hundredths of an
acre, situate lying and being in the coun.
ty of Amite. It's further ordered by the
Court that this Citation be published in
the Liberty Advocte and WoodvIle Re
publican, for the time pre- scribed by law.
W.. WITNESS the Honorable
Ssg gwlkSS JOHN WALKER, Judge of Pro-
zsss1SsS bate Of said county, the Fourth
T% Mondaysof June A. d., One.
ThousandEigh: Hundred and Forty.rour.
Issued 25lh June 1914.
S. r. DAVIS, Cl'k.
June 90, 1914. l7w6
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The Wings of Jasper county met al
Pauldin8 on the Goth uIt., for the pur-
pose Of forming Clay Club. We have
NOT Set received the proceedings. Jasper
codnty contains as true wings within its
limits as any county in the state. Sue
cess 20 their praiseworhy efforts.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ,
Amite County, S. S.

Amie County, S. S.
10 all persons interested in the real es-
tate of Rowan Godbold, deceased
Greeting:
NTOU ARE HEREBY CITED to bo
n and appear before the Probate
Court of sal county, on the
Fowh Monday Of October meet,
and shew cause, if any you can, why the
same should n 1t be ordered TO be ssld,
to-wil; East b 4lf of the southwest quar-.
ter Of section lhirty-three, township six,
range five. Also, the west half OF the
.south.wes quarter, section rhirty-rour,
township six, range five. Also, the south
east quarter of the south east quarter OF
section thjrty-three township six range
five. Also, the northwest quarter of Sc.
ction three, township five, of range five.
Also, the east half of the northeast quar-.
ter, section four, township five range five,
Also, the north west quarter Of the north
east quarter, section four, township five,
range five, containing in all four hundred
and eighty-three 6-lO0 acres. Said lands
lying and being in the county of Frank
lin. and state aforesaid.
Its further ordered, that this citation
be published in the Liberty Advocate and
Nalchez Free Trader, for the time pre-
scribed by law.
,uls., WITNESS the Honorable
.s&NGSt john WALKER, Judge of the
5GAss.S Probate Court of said cOun-
<SSs$ ty, at the Court House there
TIT" OF, on the fourth Monday OF
July, a. D., one thousand eight hundred
and forty four.
Issued this 22d of July, 1914.
S.R. DAVIS, elk,
July 27, 1874 Give
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

HENRY CLAY.-A letter from this Illus.
|trious patriot and statesman will be found
lin another column. Ilrelates to the Texas
question Let all read it,
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MIcHiGAN.-A State Convention of the
Wings Of Michigan, took place on the
tn ult, for the purpose of nominating
Fresldential Electors. 1t was the largest
convention ever held in the state, and the
Place of Wing enthusiasm burns fiercer
han = DID in 40. Michigan may be set
[own as certain for Harry of the West.
ne Detroit Advertiser says:
Inc people came like an avalanche.
/ was admitted on all hands TO ba tbe
Erges' convention ever held in Mich gan.
he number was estimated at fifteen Iou.
and! None placed it lower than ian
|housands The single delegation from
kalamazoo was one mile in length"
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NOTICE.

A I the next August term, 1874, of
IA the Probate Court Of Amite coun-
ty, Mississippi, the undersigned, admin
strators, with the will annexed, of Pat
nc k Hughes, deceased, will present their
administration account for final settle
ment and allowance, when, and where all
those thinking themselves interested, can
attend il they think fit.
f. H. HUGHES,
+. NJ DAVIS.
Liberty, Miss, July IS, 1874. lows
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TO THE PLANTERS OF ANTE.
While the approaching Election draws near,
and Messrs Clay and Polk are candidates for
the hgest office in the gift of the peope--we So.
hcit your support in disposing of large ouanti-
ty OF Bagging and Rope that VIC aow have on
hand and will dispose Of at Natehez prices
save hauling wa you come 70 re rescue"
-, 4. w. HITCHCOCK, e. co.
Liberty, July q, l3l1 slw2
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5rlrE OF MISSISSIPPI.
'TTT" |"TITII Y Y
IFnlAll lnNLI .InIl IlEn. mi

NiNHH NuHHIlf ~ a
Irobaif toW'.ahi Tam, l8il
I'm PETITION OF Ora H. Cauaoy.
Y widow ol lhum.s q Cau.py do
ceased IL sou'rftd hy the Coufl that
citations lo .wuodlpul po10ns interest
|0l Iu The loIIowngfral estate or said ia,
ceased, 10 appear oJ the August term,
eighteen hundred aud nrtuur. Of tho
Probate Court Of said county, and show
cause, il my they can, why u writ Of
dover Ia favor of SAID Ora H. Cnusey
should not 10 issued for the purpose of
having her dover IN said lands allotted
aa1 set apart, to-wtt3 The northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter Of sec.
ton number six, IN town ship number
three, Of range number four east, contain
ing thiriy.seyen acres and lhlrty.tour
bundrodlhs, situate, lying and being in
the county Of Amlc, and state aforesaid,
and further to do and suffer such other
things as shall be considered Of hem
and ordered by tho said court in the pre-
misses.
Il is further ordered, that this citation
be published in the Liberty Advocate for
tour weeks successfully.
NM, WITNESS The Honorable
SMgS,!E. John Walker, Judge Of the Pro.
=sS,ssS bare Court Of Amito county
%s on the Fourth Monday of July,
INV A. d. one thousand eight hun.
dred and forty four
Issued this 22nd July, 1874.
S. II. DAVIS, elk.
July q, 1914. 2lw4
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Poor Captain Tyler when he started or
is race TOR the Presidency had notbino
but his Texas humbug to run upon--ond
hat, his good friends, the locos. have
post outrageously piIfered from him. I,
Is the meanest act the locofoco party have
yer been guilty. or--fully as bad as I'M
ewinlly obtaining copperS from the eyes
h 2 Diseased descendant of Ethiopia!
we earn from the PauIding Weekly
moro, that the Wing cause is gaining
L rapidly in Jones county, that there is
lar probability fthe Wings carrying
Pc county at the next election. Jones
Pnnty has heretofore voted about three
one ngainst the Wings.
Samuel White has been nominated by
Pc wings Of the Tenth Congress sional
Is'rlctpf Ohio, as a candidate to ell the
|acaney'in the House OF Representatives
|'casi0nsu by the death Of the Hon. lie.
Ea a. =. Moore. 1t is thought that c. J.
$500, present Clerk Of the House of
|sprgsentatlyes, will be his competitor
n''e VIII undoubtedly be elected.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

AWIb CUHSID. aH
To uIl persons Interested In lbU Real g.
lnlo ol Harper . Steele, deceased .a
GffHiugl
" bro hereby cited 10 be and np
n prar toloro tho Probate Court oI
snli County on tho Fourth Monday oI
september next, aud show cause, n aby
yon can, why the same should not bn or
1orcd 10 be sold lowil' South east quaf
Fee north cast quarter of section twenty
one, township three, of range four en-
south east quarter south east quarter oI
section twuaty one, township three o..
range Two east north east quarter south
east quarter Of section twenty one, Of
township three, of range two east, south
halt OF the north east quarter Of the north
east quarlerol section twenty one, Town.
ship three OF range Two cast, containing
one hundred and thirty nine acres and
$1,000 OF an acro,-said lands lying and
being in The county and State aforesaid.
1t is further ordered that this citation be
published in the Liberty Advocate and
NoodyliIe Republican, Tor the time pre-
scriboj by law.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY, s. s.
To all persons interested in The follow
ing real estate OF Joseph Terrell, sen.
Tor, deceased, Greeting:
NOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
q and appear before the Probate
Court Of said county, on the
Fourth Monday Of September ncrt,
and shew cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to be sold, to.
wit: The northwest quarter OF section
twenty-Iour, in township four, range five
east, except eight acres, more or less, sold
10 James Terrell, situate east of the
jackson road anc the creek running
through said land. Also, the east half OF
the southeast quarter of section twenty
three, township four, range five east. Al.
so, the south east quarter Of the north
west quarter of section tWenty-four, in
township number four, Of range five east,
with the exception Of thirty acres of said
last tract Of land sold to Jos. Terrell, if.
Also, a fraction Of land, contained in a
deed from Allen Taryer to Joseph Terrell,
senior, and described as follows, to.wit:
The south end Of the west half of the
north west quarter Of section ;wenty-four
IN township four, range five east, contain
ing nine and one elevenths acres, and ex-
lending from the sou lhern boundary line
one hundred yards north, in said desert.
bed land. Said lands lying and being
n the county Of Amite and state aforesaid
1t is further ordered, that this citation
be published in the Liberty Adv ocate and
WoodVilIe Republican for the time pre-
;cribed by law.
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NWTTC NOUUIY' S. 5.
To all persons interested in the real es
tate of Rowan Godbold, deceased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-24
Cotton Market.

SAVANNAH May ls.-Our market opened on Friday last
with moderate demand and the sales limited SELL
ers looking forward the arrival OF the steamer OF the
lsih ut Intelligence by, her reached us on Saturday,
and being generally considered more favorable than was
expected they had but little influence on our market.
Buyers, however demanded further concession from
holders, which the latter were generally unwilling to
submit and the during the week been
limited the sales reaching only about 47O bales Of which
ssi4 were upland Quotations Inferior, 81 81; ordna
ry 81 a6 mddng. 81 81; mddng fair 81 4; fair "a
It; iuiiy iair' 70 u; good fair, IA prime none
MoslLs' May 5.sales have been light today and &c.
neraliy in small parcels about 81 for middings The
narN is 100 unsettled however to attempt quotations
NEW ORLEANS, May ia large portion of the bust
uess mas heen on English account, though buyers for
SPAN and the North oil Europe have all been
cure OF the commercial advices of the 10th ut per steam
sr Hioernia which past due, and it very probable
ina, me inactivity in the market is in degree be
attributed to their nonarTival The stock of cotton
por sun large for the season, though in consequence
the moderate receipts late and the heavy clearance
is last decreasing. We notice the sales of the three
days, which amount to 900 bales.
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Spoken.

Colossus Apa'schicsla for Liverpool May TO- lat "a 10. Ion
Carb NOsans for Jsso de Cuba May lat IS. Ion SO
q sei'as.s sm Po au Primo. for Boston, May a
SS May 49, la. lon
Tesyu S Soasd sou,S May TO- lat Ion m by the
SOPHIA Of North Yarmouth from Norfolk for Berbce seth
Harriet Biua.wck ds from Boston for Savannah 10
'i Reform Tyou of and day, from Rev York for Mobile
fimoeon I'm New orleaus for Boston, TIN inst Ia, a. lon
Foreign Ports
W.T. E5af s. d: T r. s Soma
ps MS;. ThSG n and
sos for 49, next Tss. Wnnssapee Lov
smith ar GdaSufsS A 'sSS aad
s 10 zi aas. bssls, 81 Sss.s saa
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from Mobile, dig Dunlap fo sagas Gands;
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slsT FSGa
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Sd abs ist Patriot fr Hu%eos to
Ss My rs.sj a.! Ely sss %
Bsh Porto sY D s'cu; Nonpss si of P%iaSsi
phsana Az Others an n + q, exported
As sS n.s%s rss''f ss:%
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Lake POrts
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s Milan; Fletcher Tee; sasSssr do; Atlas. A.stasuls
GsSS 3
b.irs P:S western. cS MTyy aaarrs Toledo Buffalo Alien
Home Ports.
~ tuIWEc May I'D Heller Gray Plummer, philade phia
sA.r MAeH.As. NAY i7wCiS Lexington Dickman Ponce.
Bsn MY Rosa sa' SD
s sa.Iss Nav s-cpd Eliza taasom 1sa. ;sE
bhf$gs hs:trs %Ss
cslsy rfs%eG sSn%n SS
sbssl Grant a.; My feaP.i Me'; Bath; illus.
Davis BaltmoIf Mary Asn Caroline Cor
"a zs.s: s.sn sA China wah'm for NYoF4'
sd ns me- s% R%s &c
4 x As. ns.t: HI a, ss Maya
IVA Nay ssaA lime e White Port
Rs:r Had ssi f H:a
Frame. LOcA~an, Valentine, NYora; Gen Washington, Mil
~ Rleaassp, May a!-An Weymouth, Couch NYork; Johu
NSHTOEs Aass, Reed from
Nay Nay Al Fsl;o SyP Sxo
Rucksy,lle; Pa riot, Gates TO- d. a. Juno Norris do Is
vile.
CHArLEsToN; MAY 2oIAr N Mahocev, McLacklin; n
WIsht Nassau. NP, Sd Josephine, lBrj Lesch Lpao
Sid 18th, Forester Ke emnn, Boston.
sAvANNAH Nav I7-Cid Octavia, Smith, Boston.
MsosILs May ,spCld AsrandeI Leeds, Lverpoo Dover
Cornela, Feeuch Lpoel su,quehannah Bancroft NYork
PENSACOLA, May liar Gen Green Clark. NYork; Algon
qun, do.
NEw nRLEANs. May ie-An Spring. Hamilton, Bordeaux
LOUIS KY tEl Jugs Haysei Gendover Parsons. NYork
ar ai Rsei, Eass NXors IRE Shsch Wilmington Nc
simmons Lpool Essex Wslch, do; Victor Bartlett, do
PM ena Fisk ta,iz; Post Bic hens Bait; Hth, Mozart
dam; sh.phsrd Red%en Antwerp; 0atario iam.cn. ii
Edwin. Pierce NYork Lucy Ann, White. do; Naant, Win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-24
TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, May ~, 1874
ANNEXATION usual petitions presented-two
for, by Rives and Berrien, from Georgia and Viz
gina, and one against, by Huntinton, from Hart
ford
IL O'CLOCK, A. M
Gov BAGBY presented resolution, that hereafter
the Senate meet daily, at II o'clock, A. M. Lies
on the table
GNorE.-Judge CoLourrr hasj just appeared in the
gallery, attended by bevy OF very beautiful young
ladies'. The judges taste is exquisite
Senator WHITE has also Just escorted several
vcIy, nmiabe ladies' into the gallery.
Judge HUNTINGTON is also dong the polite to ano-
Their young lady, in the gallery. with whom he is
evidently pleased. The honorable Senator's taste
is fully equal to Judge Colquitts.
The Hon JOHN WENTWORTH is also in the gal
lery; but regret to say, that instead OF smiling
upon the ladies, he is patronlzng one of the Balt
poetry and other fine arts.
Senator CHoATE, who IL all poetry, is also en-
chanting the willing ears of half dozen pretty la
dies in another quarter of the gallery. Anon, he
leaves them in the charge Of the Hon. Hamilton
Fish, who evidently ndmires the ladies' quite as
much as they did Mr.. Choate's soft eloquence.
Nix. Dow, the polite door keeper of the House,
has also made his appearance in the gallery, where
he is alternately whispering tender democratic poe
try to magnificent woman on his left, and splitting
the sides of knot OF delegates on his right, with
some of his soul-stirring Jokes.
During all this time-l
The ARMY RETRENcHMENT Bill. was called up,
| and an attempt made to postpone the consideration
of II.
Mr. McDuFrlE said, both political parties pro-
missed retire nchment, and # the majority dete rmlned
to postpone 1t, he should call the ayes and noes, in
order to who they who oppose retrencbment
Mr. BARROW said the Committee on Military At
fairs thought the bill ought not to pass He said
this was not a time to retrench. From the signs
around us, he said, might need not only an in
creasr of the army, but an increase OF their pay.
(Aludlng suppose, to prospective troubles possibly
with Mexico or Engand)
The yeas and nays were ordered on the indefinite
postponement Of the bill, and Mr.. Barrow said IT
would be considered test vote. The bill was
postponed lndeinitely-25 TO 49, II was very nearly
a party vote-the democrats generally in the mega
tive.
A few private bills were then hastily passed, and
the Senate went into Executive Sessi on-Mr.
Chostes having the floor on the subject Of annexa-
| tion-closed doors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-24
domestic Importations.

NEW UnLEASs-ship Edm1ud PeTkn;-527 bbs pork 40 nd:
OBJ, lard Kent S,enauts-IOO kegs do Perkins Honkns-
saO bales robes ChoIean cos0 bbs caster oil Field
40 rs mdse 100 bales bbls hf d. mdse Ncol-
q d Sc bSIs bacon Master. Mahoe Dbl. oil
low S@h3o hhds tobacco Bruslein Koop cos2 casks
bacon MibankI 80 bales hemp Abrahams co-i2 hid,
t9oa CO f hbt pork Churchman RObers-4l bales
hSlp,SoE NesonlTi?l DO hernp Brown-77 T Mabee.
NorIioo9 pigs LEAD StIachan Scot37 hides Rsed-45
bags i FsGhel-2 bales hemp Matthews 4 ce-593 boxes
askets Col CarnesI9 bxs u Lenghi-6 hhds Enr.
Mss ck Huntro baes nsse Jswett sone72 Lees
~ hhds Sand-7o0 Pigs lead Il Rcger25 bbs Is boxes
Azure Gaway-40oo hides sundry pkEs. to order.
NEW ORLE.Ns-Bs rque CcnelIa-82 casks hams Banks T.
Po~el-703 bbls pork do beef Mlbank-24 do h.ms
u Tiiestnn-l5l II Suydan.
NEw ORLEANs-Barque Clarissa-9O6 bbls pork Suydam,
SAGE co42 @ do lard hf do los kegs do Is hds shoul
Cers all Wiliams47 do sugar do 81 bbs do II hds
inolasses Al tics II bbls w M johnson.
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pcap Ow REV YORK. MAY "a.



Ship; cGursr woT Ri Janer Fo,tsT Sons Queen
hsyt5 Rs%
Sas:s sT,f N;$
& fs ssaa NSm''h Wal Genoa hm'ief Norfolk Buck
Ship Orleans, Sears l6 days from New Orleans with cotton,
s,ip Perkins. Inseo % days from New Orleans
Baque Hulco Had from Havana May s. with sugar.
bsIass 6onsla YOUNG 20 day. ft,% New o,ss. with
o:sS. 4 from s% New
: sss nor M;' om
put supply of water at anchor at Qusar
Brt brig Brilliant Parker Is days from Walton MS. 100
tons plaster to master.
&C. ss s. fen s es"9 sA
sfhr E f P5i ensy j. s.y ION with hs%g
IS g
sefr spans seIn, tof bingham, Ia day. from St Tho
s%e;Sa day. from New
sshr Zoe; se. day, from saItimOre with CON- &c to
shr Dsa, aones days from Thomast,n with Line, to
mastes.
One ship one brig, unknown.
Sailed.
ships Am sy Gfote, Rouerda%; Mary Phillips; Hsmhurg
oceaaai Havana; Selma, Mobhe Noon Hayes. Charleston
DAVID Luhei, Wilmington End others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
s% 4. y' A asas s Issns .aS
Charts. Tisdsle' do. ~
H9tMgs' aoLr May %
ss r nTTs l5'R for RSssT
Eatwad vary LILA. Of Cape May for Boston, and deep
0iei$ ei'@fa SSSs Nyorh for popd Usage FIN
" vL law Tom pham auudI fab
i f Sss D. Ss:o. Ar f.
F r $S.S si' $50 n ''D'"'' '
fax ior do"saw yssleday, Mount ysmga c WORK steering
$S$%s q
s5 x.S ss s sI bs sssa Rsse
lar Fisher Bsasy; q Day. from sssta cras.si.
So,ps NycE 76; LSbsc Ca%p6eI e salem i9i !, Nsy
w. NG.h A%res Rishsd;Ga C.Sna for
bmIadp1a K, Portland: Ann REYNOLDS rhadeips, iG
sra ANA Reynolds and era Other small vesses
OFFICE o. THE RS Maa .. l.'I;sss',pnH'}
Hatch River for o New YORK SD isS csssoa FOR
1s Of Ss new v.. Sa WsTs
o et and n'e dd TO run between Providence and New
S dc de- ,S': oa sns waiting aS% a for n her
ana %' 1s1S si ss Nw a IN .p S y the
~ VIII arrived . h,s fly se.slday %orn is itc%
bad to sHs sSSnpE board cargo bales
gvhaiemen.
Be- 60 Ss 5 J q sl
ports Navigator Islands May 49, robscco Plant skinner
e; sa 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-24
Brighton Cattle Market.

MAY a0At market, $40 beef cattle, 10 pairs working
oxen. lao sheep. and 800 swine beef cattle were
driven to Providence 10 beef cattle and swine I'M
sold
Prices-Beef Cattle-Prices have declined, and we re.
duce our quotations, viz A small number extra IS 50
hrs quality So 25; second quality, 81 5oa475 third
quality. SO 10 4 25.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Sheep-Sold from So 90 to 4 CO.
SwineLots peddle from SC for sows and &c for bar
rows; large barrows, Al a5c; sows, A. At RETAIL 81 to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-24
State or Trade

AsHKspos still held at 81 3 and pearls at s. rs
asst There is very little doing in either description
bEEswAx-Prime southern yellow sells as wanted for
29t 30c.
BREADsrUFrs-No change in flour. Genesee is firm at
$40 Wheat OF the same kind is held at 81 o.
CorroN-Th sales to-day about , 900 bales. Some
concession having been made by holders few orders
wereexecuted The market however, presents decided
ly heavy appearance.
HAY-Common qualities of North River bale sells for
city consumption at 80 SIZE The receipts down the ri
yer continue only to moderate extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-24
EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR FOR
CERTAIN DISEASES

A LTHOUGH A PERSON DISEASED need not fear
who ns's a.
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await the su diet and
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make win above
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their frtute ruppiy IN their respective places,
Pest pse orls saco,rg cash promptly attended TO- sne
the nedciy silely forwarded MAJ Inn &c:
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy discovered
P F%as. r ss E SHsa% s e s3, Skin
Blctches fg aiasurement but the publc b.
''' -' DISHONEST couNTERFEITERs,
who attempt TO counterfeit this valuable, and wender
for Jones. Italian iemici Soap L they offer You another
do not touch it, IT use IT. s dangerous useless ASK
particularly or Jones Italian Chemical Soap. We positive
ly the above to be its real qualities; also the
surprising manner
Changes dark II yellow skin
TO healthy, fine clearHcss.
Many think its exaggeTasd let such
in huodred Of cleared the skin OF eckIes
unburn, rorhew also be couscenously
ri for old sores ring worm and heads Physicians can
referred 10 who use l. daily in their practice.
mind Jones Soap DONE and still effects
cures (et il no where else this city but the sign Of the
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