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The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
Important fro3a Mexico,

Release ofthe Peroic prisoncr&---by
the way of Havana, we have odvices
from Vera Cruz up TO the 3oth of Sept,
being 9 days later than we have rcceiv.
ed direct.
Quite the most importan: intelligence
received is The release Of the l04 re-
naming Texian prisoners, conGnol in
The castle of Perotc. The glad event
took place on the lG;h u't. We hail it
with unaffected pleasure. Il not only
restores to freedom a hundred hearts as
brave as ever beat, but vii! relieve a
painful solicitation in their behalf, exist
ing in the minds OF hundreds olrela,ivcs
and friends, both in Texas and the Uni
led States-N O Bul.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

mr.. BtrHey AMI the Locofo COS, The
Genessee county (Michigan) Democrat
furnishes the following additional proof
in regard 10 Birney:
We can, BY affidavit, if necessary es-
tabIish Tie fact, that thi same James G..
Birney bargained aud sold the Abolition
party in Saginaw county 20 Locotoco
PoIkatisn, for seat in the state Logis-
lature, And leading abolitionist in
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
NG:fca.

The State Of Mississippi Pro-,
Ia!ioAa'ch.e County Cge
BY HUDSON ALIEN, Judge a,
- Probate Court Of said couTv,r
IS hereby given that Oh apptcaia,
me hy lanes Afford, guardian @. d
Russei, Macy Russell and HIrsnl
sci, minor heirs of Ca..jn Russ, s
cascd and James Hamlet tie hs
Of Mary Hamlet and child ogbs,
Calvin Russei deceased. all orsai~r
" v no claims al undivided one M,
tarl 10. uacn .. sa,a Lgirs gfsg M
tract of land known as Tie 1gr,B 3D..
Of the west holf Of The north vey oga,
ter Of section 50, AM The wcab,il,ls
south vest quarter Of section 60, and
The west half OF lhc north ives, co,,,
o, section 90, all in Towushipg4 RAM
: Aust. have nominated John A
NcA.te, John E.ieit aud Ru. eEtpogy
commissioners 10 divide the said llsr,
of land into cGua. shares or paris. sa
unless proper objections stated 70 NET
Charleston The county aforesaid On lh
2nd Monday Of January next, the ai
John II. McAire, John Elicit, and R,s
erl Powers viii then be appointed Coz.
m!5sioners 10 make partition Of tie al
lands pursuan. 10 an act entitled sast
concerning the partition Of lands be-.
by coparccners: joint tenants and leaar'
I'm common.
Given under my hama this the Isl
day OF October, 4. y. 1914 at CharG
ton. HUDSON ALLEN, hl.
0f Pro5G!e COHrt. -3Q-9-E
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dgR2Faistra soP's N0tiCe,

! ETHERS of Administration wrbi''
d. viii annexed havii5g been gran'sd0
the undersigned On The Estate Q Jams
Meek deceased hy Ike Probate Coc'a
Taliuhalchi2 County u. the Oi'o@
Tecm 4 -. 1874.
Therefore notice is hereby given y
all persons indebted 10 said esaie .
come forward and make immeti
payment. Those having CLAIMS |.
gains: said estate are also hereby n0.
ned to present the same duly auihen.~
Ted i"r payment within the tine iF
scribcd by law or this notice NJ I"
plead in bar OF the recovery.
e. S. FISHER. ha1f
Of James lTcck deceased. S0-t-V
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
ADlIINLS TRITOR'S NOTICE,

Letters al admins, ration having been
granted 70 tic uHjcrsigeuci, on the I:s-
tate o.! Eli South, deceased, at the Geo
Der term, 4. d. 1914 OF The Probate
court Of Pamela coun,y-'his therefore
IS to molly all persons iHacbtcd 10 sad
Estate 70 come forward Immediately and
mahepaynIeEl. And those having claims
against said cs,a'e, will present the
same. duly authenticated. 70 the subzcri-
her, within the tlmc limited b law, or
tu's notice viii DO plead IS bar 10 the
recovery ol tGc sane
3G-Gw HIRAM RHODES. Ill-r,
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

The "ORGANIzER" is the name of Il
new paper published at Oxford, by
Messrs Delay g. Dill. 1t advocates To-
colocoism, which of course we oppose,
But the course proposed is courteous
and honorable; as our acquaintance
with the editor, Mr.. Dill, would lead us
to expect. Success 10 it.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
sg.EsaT's yo,;o.

~ IS committed TO ,bo G ~
a. 4 county by GarlapJ y b
= Jus,;cc of the Peace 70, ~ !
as Il runaway. on the 25b
ty1yr 1874, a negro boy. rS'a Y
name Is =. ? iEphEN, and laf ! I. Y
,o@ss 10 i'i,da Carr Of Yso5r..,% ' 3
~, Mississippi, living aboui l5,..
rom C"acev.lc. lie IS ab,g, IL
o.aSc. a dark copper c lor. gE,r 3
.ect four inches high, had :, !. !
committed Il blue pair Of co,,oS :.
,uoas. -
The owner is requested 10 CON,
ward, prove his properly, paw cs,,
and take him away.
Nm. ". SN!TU Sl,,g
Panola, Mi. Get. 25. IG43. %..
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Godey's Lady's Book for November
comes, as usual, arrayei in oil beauty
and loneliness. The specimen plates
for January 1916, show that the propri-
etors are prepared fully to sustain the
enviabe character OF the work, so far as
that department is concerned.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

0T We are glad TO sec that our neigh
Dor of the Holly Springs Gazette has
taken the same ground assumed by US
in our last number, in the following ar,
ticle which we copy. The attention OF
the press Of the country will speedily
be aroused to the Importance OF this
great question.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

~ York-Thc only reliable informa-
tion from N York is contained in the n
Intelligencer ofthe oh. Polk was 332l
ahead-I8 counties TO hear from, which
gave Gen. Harrison II 400 maj. Cor
responding gains in these 18 counties
will give the State to Polk.
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F.2m .ha 7...75a-g 2pir,: o. =, A--.

~ - 7 '''--''''s 'T7T'' y ~ ~.
- " ''' - ~ :" A"''' u ""N'
N' ''''S'"' TWO h""'fc' ana ave
f'UPerS from ifc'and were landed Ia
'hc CITY "' New iork alone, during the
mon h< OF J"iy and August 'as'' their
passages were p2id to have them land
ed IN this couatry!H All these poor,
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
Native Americanism.

"The election with its attendant train
ofannoyance and excitement is now past
and we are once more permitted to turn
our attention to subjects of general in
ierest which have no conneXion with
the political topics of the day. The
first In magnitude and Importance is the
proposed change of our naturalization
laws. Although we have said nothing,
we have yet deeply sympathised with
the Native Americans in this great
cause. We are anxious to enjoy ma
tionaiity--to be known as Americans
and no longer to be designated as the
Irish or Germans Of the Union. We
claim as an act &c sheer justice to our
.elAes that every foreigner hereafter
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Our b,lief is that Polk is elected, but
we wait the humiIating concession TN
Ill more full returns compel it.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Serere gale az Earaaa We learn
from Capt Wilkins, OF the brig Til,
from Havana, thar, on The 4,h and 5:h
inst. 4 dreadful hurricane was expert
cnced at that piacc-about f25 houses
were unroof'd, or otherwise injured, s.
about GO Spanish 'droghers" we're sunk
We also learn lha, lie same hurricane
was experienced nj Matanzas, and ont Of
26 vessels in por; al the time, but two
rode out the gale in safely. a Spanish
man ol-war brig was lost dur;ag the
gale, near IIasana-crew all saved, ex-
cepi The gunner. The loss OF lAc e s
Gutter Vigilani, and l2 OF her crew is
also reported Gil. Conr.. 1874 Get.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23


Hoosicr'S Sp~cct on lie T0riB.-Thc
Concordia bal Intclligencer states
thai The following speech was handed
70 il by I special reporter.
"Fc.low citizens, there is five kinds
of tariffs. counting his fngers,) yes,
. Icler citizens. five kinds, you must de-
ciJe which kind you are in favor oC 1T
once. Clay and Polk have made mp
their minds on that suhjrc and so must
VIC. say thar ar five kinds Of tariffs;
first thc Incidental tariff. which confines
itself altogether ro hardwat ami nat
mc-z; then thar is the protective tariff,
which goes in for GorcIcn labor All in
dusfry; hen thar is The horr;zonal IA
riE which IS intended 10 exclude from
our country hollow ware and wine;
then th.,rs the tariff for revenue which
goes IN for cheap jswsharp3 AMI day
c!ock; bar, re!!er citizens, I'm in favor
orthc al-vclorum tariff, that's he tariff
that meets mv views, AMI comes IN plav
IS gjrria up STARS. lt's tariff hats
Understood and easily explained; al
moaning when we want money in The
treasury 10 all . i. all /5rsm when
It's too full 10 fake money ca: lha's
what ai-yc!0rum Moons al is the on
Is trriiT that make, ar:hepns N Get. and
carries ol'ha government Is SLICK Is
new tar'i vince, in January. iGreat
cheering amid ~AlcA the speaker seats
hjm,r,r,)
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
RINGERS NOTICE.

Was Posted by c. ". Wilson .,s, .nr'
6 milos east Of Belmont i soFfe' ar, r..
fifteen hands high, Blind in The ls''' IA
n small white streak in the laSs, ,, 10
hind foot whilo, q small black 'ls
the loin-5 years Old and appI',.'e
$40 WILLIAM S. kElIH NJ"
Nov. Z, I844.-3I-6w'
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Maryland-Which gave US 5I8 maj.
in the late gubernatorial election, now
gives Clay 32G3-a'l heard from.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

NJerSey-Returns all in, and the " hi 9
majority exceeds 1OOO--lour out Of FIVE
whig members Of Congress elected.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

CET- As soon as we get the official re-
turns we viii fl! up the annexed table,
which we insert for reference. We sun
pose Poik's majority in Mi. viii tall III
tie, if any, short Of 1000.
mississippi Election.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Pennsylvania, Michigan and Indiana
have gone for Polk. Kentucky, Ohio &
Tennessee firm for Clay. Louisiana, a
close vote, coupled with stunenGous ioeo
frauds-yet in doubt.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
h GREEABLY ~

"a
a fr"a5ha''LY rpo5ais esn., to j, an order y
m.as ps5s a, '1s October 5S"l' S' rs.a, rPaaoIa
loi4' ! will as AG,Di,';rm ,erm The
ceased s@,, .s.lp present my 'o,sh ocsaai h'rrs
settlement ; g. and "ecounts h
Der Term 4. d. l84a a',ce' al taeA
.fed al' "s'son. io s,'as9 i9nlersslesdi ed a.. aSd
they have, why final Iao% low Cause
'0""Nco should not be moSs '''e@ealps "a
de 'o"is no" Of Sarah / HToo,rHGs
"a g
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

LETTERS of Administrator ha','
been granted 10 the undersigned 'n 7
estate ofAbner W. kl'2atrick deceass y.
by TIE PROBATE Court Of TaIl1hac~,
county al thc October Term J. D. '''.
Therefore notice IS hereby sH1a
all persons indebted TO SAID es".r ~
come forward and make lmmed'sS ~
meut. Those having claims asaD,, !,
said estate are also hereby no'Ia5a =. .
present the same duly auIhan'lca,'-, 4 !,
payment within the Time presciiF- !,
law, orlhis notice will be plead u "
ol .he recovery. -,
ABRAM ". DAVIS, -1a"'
Of 4hbaeT n. fitzpatrick ds CT.
-9l-6-E'
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

The Holly Springs Gazette announc-
es that the price of shaving has riz.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
{ 4 S Br

Liberal Cash advances n,,5.,
armstrong and VIM. P. Bro-, B VIII
n.cn'S OF cotton, shipped to a. \ ~
biaunseii White q Co. 'N Ii,
". p. BROOKS !.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Croap-Ifa child is taken with Group
instantly apply cold water, ice-water, if
possible, suddenly and freely TO the neck
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Returns from all the
State, except five towns- maj for Clay
3O66.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

!hCa~ 0liHa-In 10 counties heard
from Polk is 1897 ahead. These coun-
ties gave Hoko (locol in Angus, 2i79-
Clay gain SO.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

w7graInost instantly be relieved; SO soon
as passible let the sufferer drink as
much as il can, then wipe it dry, cover
il Up warm, aud soon quiet slumacr viii
relieve the parents anxiety, and lead
The heart in ihankluIness 10 the power
which has given 10 the pure gushing
fountain such medicinal qualities. Jour
Of Ucaflh.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Rhode Island, gives Clay majority
Of 2502 votes. Returns all in.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Georgia d--16 countles-Ciay 1904 a.
head In October the wings had 1877
maj. in the same counties.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23


Henry AI'en oLowis Josiah
Arcstn1n Villa mI,p~e air
Bully Jnuricl hicj;ee Thomas
Bites james Miller RnIlen 9
Eai.v II. J. McGarr!ta Nc Miss
Boyd Miss Ann hiuasco aaron
Nruiv John !. Minus y II ar IL If
Bird Juuu L.. Notice Saml
barge William T. Mickey Ruber,
Hruce Arnold Mayi:cid J /
BYcrS Abraham Mctiuiiin Ell
Couch Gabriel MciEinnv Michael
Chisholm Dr JamcsNci5on George
CRANE Abiph NchoI Thomas
Clerk Crit Court 2NeIson Mrs Amelia
Dickens s 3 3Nlel james
Davis DIR J p NJ Maui VIM
linrhy HeIaRin Ostciu Isaac
Dujey lSadc VI Ptoor John 2
Eliot Thomas jwn Rodney
Floyd John Roberts Sarah L
Fire Lafayette R"ece Joseph )
Ciatianl Alfred R2lgers Hiram
Gregory J.ucs Rhorcr q ID DR.
Gibbs S ] Stone VIM
Gradncr Sam'l Il Shaukie lessee
Gscenhor " 4 Sells John
''ihs Joseph Selman'> : Gideon
iiotromhe Mrs ii ISmifh ] ! ~
iiun'cr William StfaHon lesSco
Houston Jos NJ S~eafing,m Miss Z
Narvy ! i Shu,l e. =
Till J 3 Simp!eton Howard,
EiaN ktDS Thomas VI i,jtnS J 2
i'a!! Henry Nhittoa John
Harris William Wessan John
isarvy : " Wibufn Robert
Hart Gabriel Wright O G.
Hewitt J West Francis
Jones John Watnh!o Amos
Johnson Martha We'ers Lucy
Justice Of PanoIa White David
kee Tho's J
Keith John II Yonnr A J.
J. G. ARMSTRONG, P. N.
September SO, l844-29
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

ESLTZ tRETE JOHNSON. Admins
L trarriy orlhe Esia,e Of James Gar
rrr deceazcI las G.ai her accounts II
The November Tenn Of The Probate
Court of Tailah.rchie County for = a.
nal settlement urs,jd Estate at the Jan
uarv Term 1915 of said Court:
All persons interested are hereby re-
CURED to attend on said ddy aal show
cauee ifany they have whv such lilaf
~onicmut anj allowance OF said accounts
shuI. not bo mqde.
ELIZtBETH JOHNSON.
Form-r7p EI-G5aA Garrei, 1aEa'r. OF
.Las. G4rrrg. lech. S5-3w.
!, I,-..----,T-, pi:I---- - =
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Trginia-En 85 counties, Polk 28G1
ahead. In the same counties, Van Bu-
rem beat Harrison 638.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
? A Y up

due The undersigned ond oIhers.
Sa. %,.' 'ssc5s rsselss ana rcce5t S iyI'1 T.! 3,
Will will come forward 'o'i on5 pas laSes.ed :
aieiy, or they viii Gos I'y oPlp,.
The hands OF an officer 'lu e.. sa.d cI,9
Pamela, AP1 %. I9II 'irAtG
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23
R.4NGER,S NOTiCE.

As'1N u IhS 1At LIta
Was posted by Jas. Petty living Is
miles from Belmont on the road lead
ing 10 Chulahoma, one sorrel mare and
mule colt, the mare is years old
lI4 nanis high, wliI' white streak ia
tie Urchead-35-3w.
WILLIAMS. KEITH. r. ?. c.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
& E,CrGRS Of Administration having
{. been granted TO The undersigned, II:
toe September Term \. d. 1914 oflhc
Prnbue Couri OF Pano.a county, on the
estate Of Claiborne Looucv, Deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
Indebted to said estate to come immedi-
aie'v forward and make payment
and those having claims against said
estate will present the same, duly ou
thenicaled. 10 the subscriber within the
lime limited b. law, or ihey will be for
ever barred MARGARET LOONEY,
Adn2r. 34-6w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19
The National Poetry Of America.
ILLUSTRATED EDITION.

We publish on the first page of this days paper,
another series Of the national lyrics, with ustra-
lions. The poems are gems-sparkling, glittering-
briIlians Of the first water. And they are Ameri-
can gems-all American-the first products Of an
exhaustless Golconda.
The illustrations speak for themselves. They
are full OF poetry, sentiment. and delicate humor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

NorIcE.-We caution the public against a person
who says his name is Dix, and who represents him.
self at the different hotels to be reporter Of the
New York Herald. 1t is necessary for US to state
that no reporter of that name is connected with
this establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19
Iowa ELECTION.

Our growing sister has her vote about these times
She has to form a State Constitution; 80 she must
elect members to the Convention Three counties
are heard from-Des Moisnes, loco Muscoben,
wing Scott, / loco and wings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

CRops IN WEST TENNESSEE. The present cror
Of cotton and tobacco, in West Tennessee 10 said
to be abundanty promising Many Of the farmers say
they will be unable to save all the cotton that they make
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

Wing gan....... 657 in four years.
This gain has been caused by the strength Of the
wing party having been thrown entirely for legsla-
ture and by the split in the democratic ranks pro-
ducing two tickets from that party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

Mr.. Macready arrived at Saratoga on Friday, on
his return from his Canada tour, Via the Falls OF
Niagara. He sojourns at Saratoga for a few days,
and will them visit Newport, whittier all the arstes
and men Of fashion vending their way. Mr..
Macready proposes TO perform a short engagement
al Boston, previous TO leaving the country.
Brougham, the Irish comedian, will soon appear
at the National Theatre in Boston.
George Barrett is playing very successful en-
gagement at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mis- Randall, the Scotch giant and
giantess, have been very successful In Philadelphia,
and are about to proceed TO Boston.
f-- Personal Movements. A
The Hon. George buckingham, Judge Of the
Supreme Court of Arkansas, has arrived IN Pitts
burgh, on his return from visit to the Eastern
cities. f ttt# Af
Mr. John Tappan, Of Boston, Mass, has present.
ed to the First Congregational Society of Ravenna
church bell weighing upwards OF 1000 lbs., with
the necessary fixtures tor its suspension in the
belfry.
The distinguished Jurist. Judge Bronson, is dan
gerously i'll.
We learn that the Hon. William Wilkins, now
at Washington city, is very unwell
Erwin A. CowIes has been appointed by the To-
biographical Bureau to superlntend the harbor im-
provements at Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

90 THE PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT DIR
Blackwells Ant Acrid Tincture and Scotch Renovation
be had Of the general agent at o. Nassau street. New
York The proprietor warrants cure in any Of Vo
nereal disease stubborn elects Seminal illusions &C
in fact Is the only medicine that has ever eectualy
cured such diseases s. Bernard il the only agent
the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19
European IntelIigence.

We have not yet received word from the Aca-
dia. Her news is every moment expected by
government express. We shall issue an EXTRA
HERALD Immediately after we receive our parcels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

03- GoURAUDs POUDRE SUBTLE FOR ERADI.
eating superuous hair before buying at 81 Walker
street, first store from Broadway.
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My-CURIOUS INCIDENTS 1T Is WELL KNOWN
thai The nreaent Sultan of Turkey is great admirer oil

nu- CURIOUs INCIDENTS 1T is WELL KNOWN
that present Sultan Of Turkey is great admirer OF
beauty but his taste in that respect differs somewhat from
that OF his late father The ladies composing the imperial
harem, selected from among the most beautiful OF
Ewes daughters that Geo. ga Circassia can produce
but his Hghness has evnced decided preference for the
fair Crcassans ito the utter neglect Of the splendid but
dark skinned Geergans. As might BE- supposed, spirit
Of rsncorous jealousy sprang up in the bosoms Of the
latter against their favored rivals and their little
hearts naturally painted for revenge Fortunately, the
time Of their triumph at hand An enterprsing
Yankee trader arrived in the Bosphorus who, among
other merchandise had taken out with him on sPecua
ton quantity Of Dr. Gourauds Italian Medicated Soap,
and learning this fact the Georgian ladies' immediately
secured the prize and thereby completely turned the
tables their discounted companions, who in therturn
neglected, until by plentiful Of DR. Gourands
Hair Dye they succeeded in changing the color Of their
hair and eyebrows to beautiful jet black ever the
Georgians could boast The ladies' now live amicaby,
but this in the harem has been the town talk Of Con-
santinope for months The Italian Medicated Soap
is nfable for the eryspelas salt scurvy
chapped hands, pimpes, and all outward complaints
One cake has effected where 500 have been ine
fcctuay expended In other medicine Be sure and get
the genuine 81 Walker ST. first store from Broadway
SO cents per cake. eaAs at tfst4 .assf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

NlBLos The celebrated burlesque, entitled
"Open Sesame will be performed this evening ;
together with the farce called" Aldgae Pump in which
Mr. Mitchell portrays London to the lfe
There will also be grand display Of fireworks in the
garden. 9
ETHIOPIAN SERrNADERs-PALMo's OPERA.--The
public opinion, last week, testified abundantly to
the merits OF these accomplished artists, In manner
equally credtabe TO themselves and to those who evinced
their good taste in approaching their extraordinary
powers reference to their advertisement will chow
for few nights longer and no doubt exists that from
almost entire scope Of attraction the Orera House
will not exhibit less fashionable and numerical strength
than the previous week elected f Ell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

LroEsrrousNEss. -An article under the police
head, relative to the arrest of females on Saturday
night, contains several interesting suggestions. in
the work Of moral reform incur city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

CONFEDERATION IN GARDINER !GREAT Loss OF
PRoPRRTY This morning our town was visited
by the most extensive confagration ever known here
The whole Of the mills on the lower dam, together with
three dwellings and two shops and an immense mass Of
lumber have been destroyed The northern end Of the
Bridge the stream ut the Grist Mill was completely
enveIoped in ames and was only by cutting Il of at
the other extremity that they prevented from COM
municatng to the buildings the lower street The fire
was first discovered about o'clock A. M. The two up.
per mills were however envelopea in flames Among the
greatest losers are H. Gardiner, ESQ., loss estimated at
from $5 90 OTTO $4,000 Deane, Bowman Swan 81 600
shaw & Sheldon, $aSo0 Cook & shaw, $500; Wing 4
Bates 81 900 Dinsmore Co., 600. The whole loss
is varously estimated at from thirty to forty thousand
dollars The other losers are VIM Day dwelling house,
valued at $3.50 Newall Day, dwelling house. $500 -
Tbbets, dwelling house, 5000; John Maxwell, shop,
$3.50 Abel Thompson, shop, loss unknown. The origin
Of the fire IL yet unknown but tho better opinion
to be that caused by Of the
machinery having been left running during the night
We have Just learned that the amount Of 500 was in
sured two Of the dwelling houses burned aud 4oo on
the shop of Abel Thompson in the Rockingham Co On
the remainder Of the property therewas urance
The mills were usually operated by night bu. II bling
necessary perform repairs upon those above the
water had been stopped at the upper us and those on
the lower dam had not been in operation for the last
twenty four hours : Gardiner (Ms) Blade, aug. IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

ny- STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS, NOW IN
the city New York. advised to provide themselves
with bottle Of Bernards Diarrhna Medicine Attacks Of
Diarrha Coles and Cholera Morbus frequently happen
when is impossible to get doctor No other remedy
will effect cure Go to 81 Nassau street and provide
-bottle-it is always useful. -------ssi-