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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
COaistnIssiOners' and Exccw-
tors Notice.

W T., the subscribers, having been sppoin
w ted by The Hon. The Court of Probate o
the town oi NJ ddletown,,o receive and exam.
ne the claims against The estate of Prlcg
Sanford. late of SAID NJ Middlctown, Esq dec
represented lnsolvcnt, and how they are
made out, hereby give notice .tGnt six msnlhs
from the date hereof are allowed 10 the
creditors oi snld esiitc lo .rus ~ and prove
their claims against the shnlr, aud the thIrd
Saturday of February aud The Saturday next
preceding the thlrt Monday ~ March next
lat O'Clock. p m. of each Of said days. aud
The house of Jacob Sherman, ~ said Middle
town, are appointed by us As the times and
place Of meeting said creditors, for The p"r-
nosc ol receiving and examining iheir seve
raj claims.
JoSHuA CoDsFsHALL,
WILLIAM TAGGARr, ! Comn,rs.
JACOB SHERMAN,
All persons mdtblcd 10 said estate are re-
quested To- make immediate payment 10
PARDON BROWN, E=ecIior.
M,dtlctown, Sept. IT, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
GS a l;s q IA 8 3gs

In this town, on the ! lih ms, by the kev
Mr. Thayrr, Mr. David Richardson, IT, Of Fail
River, 10 Ms. Nancy Lilii" of Tivrr,pn.
In ihs town, on SUNDAY evening last by tie
Rev Nj Thuyer, Mr. rhomas Strdn,an to
Miss Miry Elizabeth Ail-worlh, all Of ihi.
place.
In StoDington, Conn on Sunday, sih inst
Mr.. Clarke II Burdick, to Ms. Sarah Eliza.
beth, danghicr OF Mr Thomas sheruan, all of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

A POWERFUL ESoInE.-A locomotive
Baldwin, recently brought from Pottsville t,
Richmond. tain of one hundred and fifty
six cars, loaded with Coal, weighing in al
nbout one thousand tons. She is called the
United States, and is said TO be the most
powerful engine on The road.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

An iron revenue cutter has been built by
the Government II, Boston, TO ply in Massa.
chusolts Bay and lha, vicinity, under The
command of Capt. Sturgis. She is az fec,
long, 26 vide, and Is deep, and will carry
400 tons. Her wheels are constructed on
"Ilunter's plan"--to move horizontally.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

The steam ship Britannia arrived at Dos.
ton on Monday night last about l2 o'clock
with advices to the 9th inst. The news Is
not important, politically The state of uadc
was encouraging, money was IN great de-
maud, and the cotton market rather heavy.
The French King had given up visiting
England.
The affairs Of Spain continue in grea
confusion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

A. Cassius VI Clay, who nllr,.,rd "a
Wing Mass Convention nj Eric, Pa, on the
10Th Iust, wac To speak ia Ffedon,a, on Wed.
nosda,, ~ ButTdo, Friday, at the Falls, or
Saturday, aud then start ior Boston, to speak
on the 10Th On the 10Th, he will return {"
Now lorh, go say. eonsspond,u, Of the
1ibLne
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

The venerable JoHN QUINCY ADAMS has
been renomina,ed for Congress from the
Eighth Congressional District Of Massachu-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

, j. TAYLOR, has removed his stock ,
D o. for short time, Ia the room in rear of
he slore lately occupiod Ly han, where he
viii wait upon his sueioners ~ usuai En-
rance south side. sept. 10.
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sIctlers,

REMAINING ~ THE posr-oFfIcE, sLwroVr,
q. strrEnbER |, lS1a.
" .7deertiScd letters are placed IN Ia ssparai
boz. Persons applying for them cW please call
for "ADyERrIsED LETTERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19


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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
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NPrN'>G this week, a, l2l Thames street.
" ("pposltr Finch s: Engs,) gcuerai as,
sortmcit Of Dy Goods, adapted To the iall
trade, Fruits, MouslIn de LaInes, hIpmes,
Alpaccas. linen cambrc lidkis, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c. &c.
ALso-A new supply Of tle.chcd and ur-
bleachcd cutlons.
! Srpt u. p. MOREf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

The Electro Galvanic Battery has been sue
cessfuIiy used in New York, to cure hysterical
lock Jaw The machine had not made forty
revolutions when the jaw opened to lis full
and natural width
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
"a pCLEA!
NOTICE..

's'HE Co-parlner,hp horclolnre existing
under the a,n "i tuANBrRLiN ~ Mo
Gty Is thls day dIss"u,rd by mutual consent
y G.. CliANBERIIN
PHILEMON MOREY.
Newport, Scpl >. lc'l.
The suhscrlbcr would respectfully gIvc No.
tee 10 h. friends and customer. generally,
that he sril continues the Dy Goods bU.l-
ness At the oid slr,d Of Chuinhcrilu s. Morey,
lI24 Thames street where he Intends keep
lng geurral supply Of dry goods rs th'
market demands.
u. NOREI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

for them ,ciHpi,ase call
Lawinn Capt y "
Ladd Daniel
Lanrur Joseph
Legrand John c
lLu,.Il John Tenant
Mason Samuel l.
Nlarlln Norman
Mathcson Dugald
Nrans Thos .
Means M >
Morrow Milton
Nc Gu,gan T
Morgan Mrs Ann F.
Mallan Miss Ann
Page capt sch Echo
Prlngle J }
Pugh capt lsnuc
Parker Miss EmnnU
poarse Mr- Dli,or p
HoAman rhos
Rodgers slr
Ripley Mrs Sarah ID
Raihbouo MIS- J 4
Snodcn John
Stevens j. \
Sherman jul.p
Sargen' air. Harriet
s,ou Miss Christians
Slocnm Mrs Susan
stevens Laura a :
Taylor J q
Ifnllrn } = Csoot
Tuckcfman Mrs
Nand.rrool Isaac
lNanarsdale Rev e. T.
Warren q II
IWarIl Mat. Z
Williams Thos
Wilson David J
INlckson lI"rai,o n
Williams Edward
Wood George
lWarhain Miss Eliz II .
Ilound + owner sloup
Ninrod
lZantzingrr Mrs Mary e
.WiddistO,cn.
Chase stephen 4
pcckham Mrs R.becca
JdWcs turn
SHERMAN Oliver Y
hist
Byrns Thos
Callahan Lucy
lDcsIne Timothy
IDrddy Johanna g
lDoran SurnH
Dune alrs A;-ry
MuIowny CallIarina
iR ROBBINS, J. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

Compl aints are gtlli made ot occasional M
terruplIon aud annoy ance from the hack aud
cab duNLfs al the landing places of the steam
boats. AsSU!uuus efforts have been mad" tu.
chrc. THIS Inconvenience, aud the general
voice dcclatcs that they have Ooru sucrc s-ill io
a great and very gratifying extent; but the laud.
,ug places are so numerous, aud the succession
oi boats coming IN Is SO perprtual, that the ut.
most vigilance of the officers may not alwaNs
h. adequate 10 the maintenance of perfect uT.
der.
! would, therefore, respectfully solicit the
ico-op"raIISu of the public, and urge uppn all
persons, having occasIon 10 employ hack O,
cab, on landing, invariably 10 refuse The ser.
wees OF any driver who cou,~ on board the
boat or leaves his >ch'rlc. Passengers Will
always iind carrIagrs at The proper station, and
an Invarinbic preference gwen 10 those DRIVERS
" uo uhc, the law, bN i-marnIug purtiv ul
thrrr appointed placu, viii greatly ASSIST the
officers IN putting stop 10 ia" improper cuu-
duct of others as we'll ~ secure the bost az.
icommudat.oH Tor themselves.
! would also request that prompt information
he given at the May urs ollicu OF ever, instance
~ which passengers are annoyed ur IHromn,n.
| dcd by drivers, ~ any way,or ~ any place, ~
order ihat due Punishment uHN hr prnnptl,
awarded. JAMES liARpEk.
l.. : --Puh'ishers of newspapers through.
ont the county vii! assisi aud ohiigr the au-
th"r,Iics ~ New YORK., by copying lhi, uotf.
cation, OF otherwise bringing the vurport of !;
/ to Iho knowledge of thoIr r,adars.
|. TEE OEptE ot O1p FELLows.-Wc per.
crINc Mat this sor,Diy Is extending Ncrt raptolv
,hrous huul our county. We observed, ~ u
. ',in Boston paper, q motto" oi It. progrcs, ~
\ EggiajUi On The fret uf lat April, when lh.
r,Iurns wore made zap, It appear, that th,,r
. ,cr, ~ England and Naios $3.50 lodges aud
\ t2j, 900 member. showing an iucrcns, OF I5I
\ .plsrs, and 23,OJO mrmbrrs over the prov iou,
n YEARS return. The subscriptions for his ,cur
dm"rrtrd ~ G}j2 500 or n,arlv "a million aud
la hali rrdolla,. The expenditures amounted
to 5000 The chief ltrms uf wlirh ,uu.
80, ui Abe charge lur medical ad at"rdrd t.
\ ihe s,ck and ,udI ,rnt ot l'," Ordcr. The ioia
amount "t prop e., belonging To ihc Order
~, estimated At l7pO,OOO 90 about $4,000 900
n Amongst the enrolled ncmUrrr are i30 mom
b'rs oi Parlinmcut, 90 ministers uf Religion
I, ~ yat,ous denominations
I We br'lu,c there are - or IL lodge. N tbs
.r.p of Boston, aud about 1000 mcmhsrs ~
! New Epg,nd 90 NorihcrH sta.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
FOR SALE,

E-ysS a convenient aud pleasantly
EMIT situated dwelling house oG
SEsiiaI Bridge street. En,ton's Polut,
e.. S.s next east oi Mr.. Abtrl Spru.
crr's IN complete repair, hucd lor iwo mml-
hes, FIVE rooms on each iioor the lot Is stXiy
three leri on Brldgc street by two hundred
teet deep, containing variety oi trup and
ornhmenial trees, grape vines, &c. Tcfm'
$3.50 cash. Apply ~
GEORGE A.pEABODl
Ncwpor', Sept. II, lsiI-lN.-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

INOR SALE. ibIrIy tons Of ICE of good
quainy. Tor lbre. dollars per Ton d. ','f
ed, by W +. vCst,
seti 70
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
s'oa' Sale,

6'or Saie,
l.x1 The estate belonging to tha
T.I.tf late John $. Maxon, IN Thames
H,,,Ee street, consisting of a dwelling
l.ss..sGs.a house aud two stores ~ from, -
he house is now occupied by Dhari"s Dn-
hcrwood, and ,tores by DAVID u Barker aud
Ducl. Butler. For terms, &c rrguire Of
GEORGE FREEBORN
Sept. -, lclI--:}w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

GrAvo o.--si Helena, July 2s.--Therr were
several English vessels ~ -. Helena, irom
ichaboe, loadeI with rnano. l"t England--n
vessel recently arrived from there reports 80
sal uf English shipping procuring cargoes, and
that the Island was ncsil, half grut.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
FOR NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE
CAPT. B. r. WOOLSEY.

VIII leave Newport aud Providence q'ipl
lows.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
Hardware and Cutlery.


ME subs cribers, importers and dealers in
n. FOREIGN AND DOMEST IC HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, have recently recei.
we'd direct from the Manufacturers in Europe.
and at tho East, large additions to their stock
consisting in part of
800 Tons Swedish, American and English Tron
$500 Bundles Hoop, Sheet, Band & Round iron,
80 Tons Steel, Cast, Shear, and German,
~ Cases NaylOr & Cos. celebrated Gin Saw
Steel and Plates,
800 doz. Collins & Co.'S, Hunts, Kings, and
Simmons Axes,
300 doz. Sleeves,
100 pair Smiths Bellows,
1000 Boxes Tin Plates,
300 Bundles Iron Wire,
9,OOO Kegs Weymouth S. d. S. g. CO.., Nails.
5OO dog. Whtmore's Cotton and Wool Cards
lO0 Tons Castings and Hollow Ware,
I,OOO 'Parsons,' Kings tBallingers., and other
Ploughs; Hoes; Chains; Anvils. Vice..
Hand and Sledge Hammers; Screw Plates.
Locks; Hinges: Screws; Saws, Files, Corn
Mills; Scythes, &c. &c.
-ALs0-
SFEhh, WHALE, LINSEED g. TANNERS
o l l. s superior quality.
white Leadi Spirits TuFpeuiine; Windovv
GLASS; Tar; Oakum, and Cordsre. Ubieb
they offer Tor sale, low for Cash, or appro-
we'd paper.
0cI-CouhtTy Merchants are invited tocall and
examine our Stock. ''u
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & Co
Corner Canal and Magazine ~,
New Orleans, New. IS, 1874 Is
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
"Our NoIghbOrs,"

The editor Of the Benton Yazoo Banner" by
referring to the No. of the "Banner'' containing
bis account OF the wing gathering at misplace
last month, will fna that he gave the name OF
the Judge, as--"JUBlsoN" We did not state
that you spelt the name with double IS. Rather
too small an opening the addition fan TO adj
NIT Of your getting out. And for the spirit OF
rejoicing INDUCED in our last No :, we must call
your attention to the election returns published
in the paper of to-day We were certain that
the voice spoken by Mississippi would be respon.
ded to in like tones by majority OF her sister
States; such has been the gratifying sequel, and
our rel Jicing shouts were given when we were
freed from the entangled mazes of the canebrake
of whiggery, and the tall trunks and sheItering
foliage of the hickory glade gladdened our anx.
ious vision.
And further, none but an eggregious ass would
suppose person fool enough to believe that
Yazoo county was any thing else than an almost
imperceptible speck in comparison with 1.-THE
WHOLE UNIoNm (You may have it in
caps-most erudite, learned, and iap-entD
And our little friend, of the Wing, in this
town too--''Forged Tickets" all! He goes to
another precinct to adduce evidence in proof of
his charge; and-(but it is not possible,) yes
he shows TO US the intelligent head appended to
the top of a wing body, that "can't read print
IN 6iS lattersn' Oh, whiggery! we had suppo-
sed from the vast cIurms e. ;nfelligenco that vo,
had usurped that nothing but 1ocofocoes vvv.-
the unintelligcnt, ignorant, and illiterate! But
for heavens sake, keep from going abroad, the
lamentable fact and sonowful admission. that
there is wing in Yazoo county, who cannot
possibly read big print"
And also you of the "Lexington Advertiser,'
Holmes county. We should judge that there had
been fraudulent tickets used in and about your
nei,hborhood. Was such the case? We see
that the whig majority is reduced some little be-
low former figures. Or, have you whig voters
who have been imposed upon because they are
not able to read "hig print" BY the bye are
you in earnest, or only joking, when you say
that Polk will get the State by as large majof-
ity as Gov. Brown had last year. Our neighbor
here only claimed 1000 majority for Clay, in
the State!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19

| foreigner: "you may labor-till the land-pro-
duee. You may do ali this; but you shall not
reap the beneGtsTesulting from your application.
To carry out the principles Of liberty under
which we have existed so far as n nation, we
must appOrtion to you a servitude Of twenty one
years before you are competent to the proper
discharge Of the duties Of fIeeman We shall
deprive you Of all POLITICAL privileges, your so
cial rights you may guard as best you can" But
take from him the political rights now his, none
other right is left him, and existance 10 one so
despoiled can be but an oppressive burden. By
the wing party has this Nativeism been revived
and may the death shroud now envelop:ng the
form OF whiggery, conceal from the gaze of in
lelligent freemen, this, its most deformed and
horrid abortion.
When the time arrives that shall call upon
one portion of our citizens TO surrender the po-
litical rights exercised by them, and an effort
make 10 bar from eventual enjoyment by Others
Of the blessings of our institutions, then may all
hope be yielded up, and room given TO the advo-
Gates of despotism to indulge in all the wild Ii
cense that concentratedpolitical power ever ex-
acts. IT that day shall ever arrive sleepless
vigil should attend the progress made by holy
pilgrims to the places where repose the ashes of
those bright spirits who freely bled in liberty's
sacred cOnfict,-let not the rule of tyranny cub
Jet to further insult The soil that conceas from
light the holy relicts-but disentomb the ashes
Of a James, Of Lee, Horny, Davie, Mercer,
Pulaski and others, and with the precious freight
cave the shores where tyranny would bind in
ron letters, the free, unbiased will of freemen
No sea too boisterous for such voyage-no
,ther shore that would reject the remains of as
,alIant souls as ever waved on high the bright
alchion of resistance to oppression, ...save our
'wn land of ''equal rights" and POLITICAL
EQUALITY!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
&C Who is James K. Polk?''
" Move and make room for
the insignificant Col. POLK."-
Here we are, and below will be
found the majorities:-

Wehave delayed the issue of this No. in order
to give to our friends the gratifying result OF the
recent contest. JAMES *. POLK is elected
President of the United States. The vote of
Virginia, New York and Pennsylvania have been
cast for him, rendering the verdict of free peo-
ple-the undoubted elevation to the Presidential.
chair, of JIMMY POLK of Tennessee. We
give the following from the New Orleans Cou-
rier Of the 10th. Shout-shont! and let every
valley and hill''respond to the enlIveniDg notes
OF victory respired by the breathing bodies of the
"huge pawed' and unAinching democracy
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
MASSACHUSETTS,
Goes for Clay aud Webster.

= The above we give as an opinion of the result,
founded upon the returns so far received. The
majority in the popular vote will not be under
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND! But friends.
the Wings have lost enough, and we hope that
no one will be induced to bet on our calculation.
20 get along you loco clique" was the whig
rhyme with the "little Jimmey Polk" and now
We have the "LOcOs," travelling right foI the
Mhi'e House! And now we hope th1t the
wings are willing TO admit that JAMES
A. fOLA has been little known, even out Of
the State Of North C.a-r-o-l-i-n.a.
The battle has been nObly fought and bravslv
~0o'- 1e ooa'ting Of our opponents has been
eaAhgea 70 The mournful notes Of despair and
The weeping nations Spokea Of b. J. R. Burru,.
Ef9r.' on The Saturday night rreoedins toe elec-
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
ESorD che n %. Conrior vr tho 10Th.
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT!
POLK ELEGTEnml

THE LONG AGONY Is OVER, AND THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE U. STATES is
RESTORED TO ITS LEGITIMATE MAS
TERS-THE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE!!!
New York has voted for Polk, which with Ten
nessce, makos his number Of electoral votes 1873
"a majority being l38--NoHh Carolina shows
strong indications that her votes will be hegtow-
cd the right way. The Democratic majority
in 50 counties being 45Ol, gain Of more than
1900 since the Governors election. A letter
from Raleigh, dated Nov 6, published in the
Globe. expresses the utmost confidence that the
State has vstcd for Polk
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
Correspond, nCO OF tho "DomOorat."
NV ORLrANs, Nov. Il, ls4l.

NEW OALEhNnS WV ANS AONNs
DEAR SlR.-The great contest 10 over, and
Democracy is triumphant By papers which l
forward you you win perceive the result in Penn
sylvOnia is, the electoral ticket for POLK AND
DALLAS has a majority Of over six thousand.
In Virginia, the same ticket in 6fty-twO cOun-
ties is twenty-five hundred ahead, and the re-
naming counties to hear from will increase that
majority to over four thousand. In Georgia, in
siXty-three counties the two tickets were nearly
even, the thirty counties to TEAR from, and they
being democratic will give Polk aAd Dallas, q
majority Of two thousand. In our own dear
Louisiana Col, Polk is seven hundred and thirty
two ahead OfClay, and FIVE democratic parishes
(beng ally that is to hear from, will inc rease that
majority to over onethoGsand.
Our city has been for the past week in con-
tinuel state of excitement, and that excitement
was much enhanced on the arrival OF the mail
this morning, bringing the result Of the election
in the city Of New York, which was majority
for Polk and Dallas Of two thousand one hum
bred and thirty-two votes over Clay, and the
State We consider safe for Polk as the wings can
not overcome that majority in the country.
Business, which has been at a stand for some
time, will now resume it's usual activity. We
have had real grey north east storm for the past
three days which has caused some interruption
to business at large. Sales Of Cotton for the
past three days, however, reach six thousand
bales at last weeks rates, or perhaps slight de-
cline may have in some instances been submitted
to- The Liverpool accounts of 10th October,
received here on Tuesday have not had much
effect on the market, as the purchaseS yesterday
were about two thousand eight hundred bales
for English account.
The Ohio river is on the rise and the arrivals
Of boats from that section have been very nu-
"srons for the past ten days, and our market
VIII soon % wen s'osLAa with all descriptions of
produce, as well every variety ana degree OF
oa fers, loungers, iders, "sknned 'cOOns' ct cet-
era! My fingers arc cold, Mr. Editor, and you
must excuse the brevity Of this, as am just go
ing to step over to friend Hewetl's and take
tOt Punch, and observe the eIOngatiOn Of the Vs-
.ges Of my whig friends, and
] ra,nnin youre
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19

ton in this town, attelt to the world the down
fall of Clay, and an immense destruction Of the
ring tailed genus. The contest has reSnlted
satisfactorily to every well.wisher Of his oOun-
try. The arm of truth has Frustrated 10 the
earth the combined forces OF federalism, and
the glorious dawn of new morn glais the en-
raptured vision of the Democracy. Crow
CHAPMAN, crow!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
YazOo CIty.-.Her PROGRESS,

From the disaster of 1889 she has sprung up
like the tabled Phoenix, to all her original boun-
Diary, and now bids fair TO outstrip her cotem-
poraries in her progress to the attainment Of the
dimensions of city Five years from the pre-
sent writing there win be numbered three thous
sand souls within the incorporated limits Of the
town. Improvement on every hand is discerna-
BILE keeping pace with the wishes Of progress in
dulged in Ivy her citizens. And her course must
be progressive. To the industrious and enter
prising man Of business, Yazoo City profers ev-
cry facility. Centering in herself the whole
products of country embracing the extent Of
from seventy five to.a hundred miles, occupation
is here found for every one.
We were led to indulge in the above reAec-
tions by seeing at our landing on the morning Of
last Friday, eight steamboats,, basIy engaged il
discharging and receiving freight. What better
criterion than this on which to base the assertion
that our town is fast apprOximating to the d.
mensions Of city. AMI for the spirit mani
tested by our men of business we would direct
attention to our advertising columns, which
however, let US state, furni shes evidence in
proof Of the proceeding remarks, as we partake
OF but moiety Of their favors.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
NEW YORK.
From the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer.
Postscript.

Nov 8, 6o'clock in the morning.
"Fhc boat from Albany has just arrived and
the very worst aPprehensions Of our friends are
more than realized. POLK has received the
electoral vote of this State by upwards ct FIVE
THOUSAND ,NAJORITYm God save the
Country"
To which we say from the bottom of our hearts,
AMEN! AMEN!! God HAS saved the country
by excluding from lis government Henry Clay
and the Wing party.
Later dates from New York give democratic
majority over 5000.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
MARRTED.

On Thursday. the l4ch instant, at Madison.
vile, Madison cuunty, by the Rev. SIM Mont.
gomery, CHARLES NJ. HENDsRsoN, Esq Of BEN
ton, to Miss E. F. Russell, OF the former place.
With the receipt of the above we INDUCED in
some excellent old Media ira, with a goodIy por-
ton of splendid cake May The Partioo be bloS-
sed with a long life Of happiness, and enjoy to
its fullest extent all the joys of welded bliss.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-19
MAINE.

Make way for Maine. She tells you that her
har dy sons know james X. Polk to the tune OF
1881 majority.