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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10
os-We copythe following from the Clev,
land Herald.

0s-We copy the following from the Cleve-
land Herald.
On Saturday the Messrs. JESSE SMITH &
SoNs paid a considerable portion of the depos-
ties in their Exchange Office in this city, and
we understand they are making arrangements
to pay all depositors. They have not made an
assignment, but propose to arrange and settle
their affairs as fast as means and circumstances
permit. Owing to their greatly extended bust
ness, considerable time will be necessary to
close it up, and how matters will stand at the
final adjustment, is uncertain.
The value of the paper Of the st. Clair Bank
depends much upon the ability of the Messrs.
SMITHS to ultimately cancel their indebted
ness, and as yet the amount of st. Clair notes
IN circulation lisa matter of conjecture. From
what we hear, il is probably in the neighbor-
hood ofThree Hundred Thousand Dollars. At
present it is consideIed almost valueless here.
the Brokers not buying at any price.
The suspension of the Messrs. Smiths. ard
the Bank ofSt. Clair, is one of the most dis
astrous failures that has ever occurred i'm the
West. The issues of the Bank constituted a
large portion of the paper circulation i'm a CON
siderable part OF Ohio and many other sections
oil the West, and the loss will fall heavily, not
only ON business men, but on the agricultural
and laboring classes. The banking, CONNER
clal, dlstilling, milling, lumber and shipping
transactions of the Messrs. Smiths were not
only on an extensive scale, but they were scat
tered and located at almost every point where
energy and enterprise could grasp materials TO
bring out and render useful the resources of the
young West. This very extension, rendering
IT impossible for even a master spirit like MIR.
JESSE SMITH to keep all the wheels within
wheels running smoothly, coupled with unex-
Pceted losses, aud the general tightness Of
money matters, has produced the catastrophe
which so seriously impairs the prosperity of
thousands.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS-We leave the
task ct compiling election returns 90 orr
neighbors OF the Enquirer, this timc-as the
ASK Is no doubt an agreeable one to tlela.-
DuI we promise TO relieve them Of itnert ysnrI
nat paper makes out the Democratic ma
Jofityin the House y, and in the Senate no.
-Nfcth"r correctly or not, we don't know
enough "o
The probability is, that the Wings have
elected two membcrs Of Congress, Mr.. Pendle-
ton oi Loudon, and Mr.. Camden OF the Kan.
av'ln distict-though there is still some nm
certainly respecting the last, as full returns
have not bacn received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10

ROBBERY.-Several of the cabin passen-
gers ON board the Mail, were robbed during the
night before last: one passenger lost one hun
bred dollars, another eighty, another fifteen.
and another a gold watch. A man was ares.
ied' yesterday morning, supposed TO be one of
NOSE engaged III the robbery. Boats living at
ilc wharf, especially when they are about TO
leaye the next day, should keep up a strict and
Venant watch all night upon their boats, and
Paitlculany IN and outside the cabin. RI they
90 not passengers will be unsafe.-St, Lopis
Rcpu6iican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10

CGE 1t has been thought strange that Blair
could not sell out the Globe 10 Ritcb;e u,,;l
Mr. Folk had consulted Gen. Jackson ON the
SUBJECT. The General at first vetoed the ar
rangement, but On sober second tbought voucb-
sailed to the President of the United States his
most gracious permission TO adyertize for
blanks, paper, and Irvine, in a new journal
The Richmond Wing wonderson what grounds
-... ....ssS ...as Is
may beer in memory yet the polite things
which Richie used to say of him "long time
ago" Bat, considering that the Generals
popularity was in a great measure vamped up
by the free use of such slang phrases as "Old
Hero" "0ld Hickory" "Old Roman and
the like, we think it probable he was Jealous
ot the latter title, and therefore feared to let
Richie bring before the American public, in
Official robes, that renowned legion OF " Old
Romans" who have written for the E~nd,irer
since the second century before the flood. II
is we'll known that Curtius, who iumped into
a crack IN the earth long ago to save his own
county came out again to ruin ours, by
preaching Locofocoism in the Enquirer. How
ne got back we know not; whether he took
advantage Of an earthquake to march out lin
which case-he belongedio Capt. Moyston as
an Earthquake Volunteer y or whether he
was squeezed so tight when the chasm closed
that he slipped through and came out on the
other sidc-xin which case, being a very slim
perry fellow, he would be a proper mate for
Ritchie. So it is, however, there he was
with Butus who still used secret dageers.
with Cato backing the Enquirer by spoutinp
still that noble soliloquy, beginning,
Matty, thou payest well,
Else whence this pleasing hope, this fond de.
sire,
This longing after Loco-foco-ism:
with Regulus committing as many shocking
suInmersets on Shockoe Hill as when he was
t'nnoled about III a cask of ten-penny nails
which was a happy way some OF the ancients
had OF spiking the great guns of their enemies.
Now II these and the rest of Ritchie's Ro-
mans become familiar to the Nation how can
the General be properly styled "the old Ro-
MAJ We fear, however, the Veteran Eli.
Tor VIII find that NE has on his hands now
another guess sort of work. from pu,,ino
hooks in The noses of the Virginia antc-dilu.
VANS. He may well say, as hc does. that he
has a new alphabet to learn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10
SATURDAY. M,Y 10. 1918.

VoLNEY q. PALMER. is oar authorized
Ag'nt tr receiving Subscriptions anil Aiycr-
t,s'nsats tor the Wheeling Times aud G@a1ette.
HIS of,i rs are
10 State Street, Boston.
81 Ana Street, NIX to,k
D Pune Street, PhiladS nh;a.
Corn T vi Baltimore aud Gaiy.rt Streets
Bsltim Ae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10

SDAfER PAPER! PAPER.-ll93 Reams
oiCap. Letter. Packet Post. French Leuor.
Double Folio Post. &c. sc. Jus, reed and for sale
extremely 'ow by J& 7 HORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10

OUIHPtty' yam, casd'd ginger, puIks, SisaI
hemp, indigo, tobacco, cortex cascarilla,
camilla alba, sarsaparilla, sugar-cane, pepper
bush and vine pepper, pimento tea-plant or
ange, gauva Otaheite plum, shaddock, lime,
hog plum, forbidden fruit, lemon, Jamaica APP
pie, banana, pine apple, c%ocanut, plantain,
sapadilla, sour sop, avocato pear, mango,
name, olive, name sapota, bozwood. lignum-
vita mahogany, ship timber.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10

BiBLES-Lsrge Family Bibles, Gilt
- Edge Cali Bound ornsmen,sd covers. and
PLAIN. A''o' small Pocket and Pew Bibles OF every
description. just received by
may 10 J&THoRNBRooK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10
own pnoprRrx yoR sAI.E

NALUABLt: TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
We. tho subscribers. Executors Of The e.
's'e % s.hzsoeih wells:deceased. will offer for sale
"n 'ns iom day Of June next. 10 The town OF Sis
'o''v,'e' one two story frame house. and lot No 10;
si,us'ed ON Wafer street, between Diamond and
r.,.%oetn streets Also. one I story Franc house
anu 'o' NO III. situated on the corner Of Water and
r'''Lfheh streets. convenient to the steamboat
'a"uins' Terms Of salc made known on the day
%sy 10 4w, S Sda WELLS; Executor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-10

SIANDARD BooKS-Upham on the Will,
~ Upham's Philosophy 9 vols; Alison ON Tas,e,
Du'ke on the Sublime ond Beautiful; CampbolIs
Rhetoric, SO. &c. For sals by
may ~ JOHN Ifninnn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06
ID II A L II S.

In this town, on Saturday morning last,
Robert Seattle, son Of Mr.. Benjamin Seatle,
aged 10 years.
| In this town, on the Sd inst, Mr.. Walter
! w. Simmons, in the 33d year of his ago. MIR.
y. was a member Of the North Baptist Church,
and enjoyed in an eminent degree, the conh'
/. dence aud aifrctionate esteem OF all who could
appreciate consistent and deep-toned piety.-
"A lingering sickness of nearly yearS contin.
uance, aggravated by the loss "i three children
by death during that period, was bnrno without
a murmur, and Iighioncd by the cheerful hope
of Happy immortality. The christian viriue,
which 50 uniformly adorned his life, since he
made a. profession Of religion, and the entir.
submission to the will Of the Grent Supreme,
which so peculiarly marked the sst trying
year of his life, pronounce his culogy IN terms
" which all who knew him eau understand aud
attest. CONN.
In Cumberland, on Frida y, 2lih Oct Mr.
William Rude, aged 93 years, 7 months aud
II DAYS Mr., X. WASH revOluti ondry Soldier,
and was in the battle Of Bunker llll, was be-
side Col. Davis when he fell, aud wns with
the brave Barton, at the taking of Gen. Pres
colt, from Portsmouth, and the last man I"
leave the island. lie was at iho battle Of
White Plain, ~ most of the engagements of
the war, aud yet strange Ia say never was
wounded. lie was a brave man aud Il chris.
fIun
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

'l'HE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court Of Probate, Admlnislra
tor on the Estate of Charles James, late, o
Newport, dec. and having given bonds asihe
law directs, requests all persons having de-
mands against said estate to present. them
for settlement, and those indebted TO make
payment to CHRIS. J. BLlV EN-, .4imr.
Newport, Sd Nov. 1915.
Court Of Probate, .Iewpon, .Nor. 3, 1915.
AN instrument in writing dated I1th
"A June, 1913 with codcI thereto, da.
ted the l7th Sept. loi5, pnrportlng to be
the last viii and Testament Of Nathaniel
Sweet. late of Newport, Merchant, deceased,
was presented TO this Court, Eliza Sweet,
Execu,r,x therein named, for Probate. and
for letters testamentary thereon the same
is received, mud referred for consider
alton, to a Court of Probate, to be hol-
den at the Town Hall, IN Newport. on
the first Monday in December next, at .
o'clock, a. m, aud previous notice ~ ordered
to be given, by advertisement for three sue
ccssive weeks, in the Herald IF The Tim'S,
for all persons interested, to appear al SAID
time and place and be heard.
A true copy-uttest,
N6 B. B. HowLAND, Pro. CIR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06
r. I. Institute of Instruction.

We copy the following interesting nc.
count of meeting of the Rhode Island Insti-
tute OF Instruction, held IN the Hall of the
House Of Representatives a, Kingston, on
Wednesday evening of last week, from the
Providence Journal.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
Kngsbury, Of Providence, President OF the
Institute.
Mr.. KingsbuIy made some suggestions in
relation To the proper method OF conducting
the present movement in this State III favor
of educatiun. We should avoid all cxag-
gcrated statements aud oversralncd argu-
mcnts. We should state facts as they are
use only such arguments as the facts will
warrant We should avoid all generulltics
--examne carefully oil proposed reforms To
see whether they be genuine. We need
good school houses, good teachers. good
books, aud above all o sound public sentiment,
carefully examining times, pluces and CIR
cuo,stances; we should avoid all sectarlar
aud all political differences. Thus conducted
the cause must succeed. All persons--thefc
are none who cannot exert some IntlurncP-
are invited to come forward aud Uld ~ this
work.
Mr.. Baker made some remarks, showing
thc present condition aud the prospects :"
thc cause Of education ~ the state. H.
stated that he had lccluicd IN nearly every
town ~ the State. lie spoke OF the unllurr
intctcs, manifested IN the oubj"c, lhroughnul
the State. lie spoke Of The coudl,lon uf rll,
school houses 10 the State, and Of the impnr
tance of Improvement ~ this respect. Thr
children should be- provided with convenirpi
aud comfortable houses ms beautifully lncntc,
NJ possible Some excellent houses hsy,
been built ~ The State recently. but we need
more. Mr.. Baker illustrated by various cx
smplcs 'hc defective methods of instruction
md III" need md mcnn- of improvement.
Rcv. Df. Wnyln spoke al some lcagtl
upon the value of education ~ sn cconnrni
cal pnin, oi view. ~ order that State may
make the most ofIls resources t,c pcOpl,
must know how To use tlcm. A state vii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06
.MSHlP NEWS. a.
PORT OF WORT.
A Il ISlV ED.

FRIDAY, Oct 81.
Shin Harvest, Chil6s, \ York for Warren
Brig. Charles Edward, Workings, DighIon
for Phila; Boston, Nickcrson, Bait; for Boston.
Brgs Agenora, Herrck, Richmond for Bos.
ton Bllow ,Goidfnch, n York for Halifax Ms.
Schrs Turk, Eldredgr, York Tor Ports
mouth iuo, Mckeevrr,d do for Portland Texas,
Pilsbury, do for Boston Mary Maria, Hicks,
do for do Excel, Achnn, do for Bangor Ncl"'
city, Norman Hampstead for Boston; Hope,
Cary, Prince Edward Isl for n York Rublcon,
Doanc, Boston for do Pacific, smith, Warren
for Ann, Thayer, Prov Tor Bath,
Schts Mnhon Bay Packet, Thomson, sidney,
Ms. for N York Forest, Atkins, Brlnlcy Tor
do Grand Island, Lewis, Provincctown fnr
Norfolk.
SATURDAY, Nov. l.
BrisS Lisbon, Austin, Wilmington for New.
burypori Joseph Kelley, Thomaston for \.
York.
Srhrs. Clarendon, lngraham, Thomasion for
n York Freeman, Spear, do for do, Indus
,ry, Dudley, Norfolk, New Bedford Convoy,
Baker, Dennis for y. York.
SUNDAY, Nov.2
Bng Algonquin, Mayhcry, from Prov.
, Brgs Bruntre, Duuhan, Nv for Winsor
Grandee, Gtlchrisi, Prov. Tor Thomasl"n.
Schrs. Ceres, Wardwoll, Prov. i"r Boston
Retrieve, Vernon Phrlh. for de- Equity, Nam
/ n. Haven for So Brilliant, CnInory, do ior d."
| L.uScu.-h fine sloop, Of ~ tons, wa'
launched from the Lung NLaf, on Monday
morning last, owned aud built by Mr. Christie
pbcr : Souihwrk Sho is called "Thc e"
quctt..'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06
AUCTIONS.


NtwPnhr, ST.
ayi .lrlue oi al ExrcniIon issued out o
- the Clerks Otiirp "i ih" Conrt OF Com
n,nu Pleas Tor the County nf Nrwp"ri, May
Term, 1876, and 10 me dlr"ciedapd delivered,
I will sell at pubic Auction on the premises
TO the highest bidder on Friday. the 3lst day
of October, LS45, at ten O'Clock A, M All
the rig5i, title aud interest that Daniel
McAllasler. late Of said Newport, house
wright, hud on The 5ib day of November,
ls4l, ai ten O'Clock Y. NJ, IN aud To- a lot "t
aud wltb dwelling house thereon, situated
N said Newport. and bounded as follows,
viz: North on land now or late Of John q.
Moses, 100 feet Eas'erly on Spruce Street,
$50 feet, SoutEerly partly Oh land of Charles
Whitfield and partly ov land Of Henry Sim
mons, le0 feet; ana Wao, cn land pow or
late of John J. Allan. 80 feet, DO the sap;e
more or less
Tho sale Of The u3ove estate IS postponed to
FRIDAY, Eovemhcr IL, l5+5 al 10 o'clock,
A. NJ.
WM. II, DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport. Oct 3ISt, lG45.-(N 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06
ME- NOR NDA.

ship William Engs, Boss, cid at \. York
3d Tor New Orlran-.
Ship Palestine, Mumlord, So from l.i'rt'
pool ith for Baltimore
Ship Mar,annn, phIlips,-l from Charleston
2ith Tor North OF Europe.
Bug Confidence, Bailey, Is r"p"'tcd at ha'
vana lSlh, iot Cardrnas.
Bug Aunawuu, Swascy, hence, arr at WI
mington, Nc 21th.
Bng Ts,so, Burd,ck, Ct d at do 97'h i"' ~
CroiN.
Bog Poland. Wrcdnn, wa' At Cardenas ah'
idih, Tor Boston, unr.
Btig O,ia,,a, Doughty, hence, az at fh''a
27th
Bug Tangirr, Park, fn Bangor tor THIS p"''
arr at Boston let
srht. Export, Clo,or, a. d 3, rhl'a I'd. t''
Prov ld.uc'. ~
Sehr u. Coffin, Nan.sut, cid 4" rhlla. "~'l
for his port
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

Electrical Fish. We would call the anen-
tion Of scientific men to a living specimen oi
The American Torpedo, or Cramp Fish, now
being exhibited at Mr.. llolbrooks Fish Store,
head Of Commercial wharf, North side. Il
was captured at Provinceiown, about week
since, and is the only specimen ever publicly
exhibited.
Any individual doubling the existence of the
electrical properties Of This fish, may be con.
vnced Of their presence by experiment
A detailed account of this species may be
found in a late number of Sillimun's Journal,
under tho name of Torpedo Oeoidentsiiss .-
Boston DAILY .4drertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

VNRAINS leave Fall Riyer 'or Taunton
Boston and Providence, at7i A. NJ. and
2. 4. NJ,
Leave Fall River for New Bedford, al, Z!
and % A. NJ, and T. NJ.
Leave Boston and Providence for FsII
River at & \. NJ. and 81 =. NJ.
Leave Nav Bedford for Fall River at a
A. NJ. aud "a Z, NJ.
The Stage will leave Newport al ha past
II O'Clock, A. NJ. for Enll RIVER, and wIf
connect VITA the Boston rain ~hlch leaves
Fall River at y p. IN. and The New hedIord
train at J p. "a. oo
Fare from Newport to Ens'cr, S2Oo
do do TauntOn, Ia
Do do New bediori, iL
Tickets 10 he purchased Of the Stage dri
yer for either of the TouIes or At the ottice
IN Newport. at ,he residence OF t. b. h'Ns
Ley,
SAMUEL II. p. LEE, Supt.
Oct. I'd, lS45-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

HENRY CLAY AND .AsmLAND.-A very
interesting description, by an able writer, :.
given of visit TO Henry Clay and Ashland
CONNIE ncing on the first page. II will well
repay perusal. .' .... ...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

MURDER IN WARRrN.-A horrible muir
der was committed last night, on man
named Sherman, al n house on the rond from
Warren to Fail River, about one mile East
of the former place. Sherman was in a
drunken frolc with two men named Handy
aud Pearcc, and was beaten to death by
them. A Coroner's Jury was summoned this
morning to investigate the afalr.-Frop.
II Transcript, Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

The Providence Journal Of Tuesday says
-"rhc project Of a railroad from Fall River
TO Newport is seriously entertained, to con
meet with that from Fall River to Boston,
II is not the first time that this project has
been seriously entertained, but the requisite
steps to bring it about have never been "a
ken.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

iaoeaio,s.-A convention Of inyentors is in
.oss,ou in New York. Prof isenuick of n. Y,
was chosen President. Praf Rhcndwcll Of
Caobridgs, aud Geo, Dfrac"ii of Boston, are
among the vica Presidents. One of the reso'
atiV's passed, was to .ils el"o' that Consr"s'
be -pstitioned to extend the time Of patent
lights to |29 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

The OREGoN made two trips from New
York to Providence last week, proving her
sell to be the swiftes, boat that has evcrsbeer
on tho route. In both instances she arrived
I'm Providence previous TO the steombou,
train from Stoning,on. She left here on
Monday evening in strong southeaster, and
must have tried her strength somewhat -
She is to be put on the route for the winter.
we understand, in the course Of week or
two.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06
Cont of Probate. .N,mpon .Nor.3 1915

Cont Of Probate. .N,wport .Nor,3, 1915.
g. l.ADD, administrator ou the estate
sD cf Sarah Ladd, la:c ot Newport, wld
ew, deed; presents hIs fret administration
occoun, on said Estate for allowance ; the
.nmc II read aud received, and referred Tor
icons,deranon TO Court of Probate, to b."
lhnld.n NJ the Town Hall. IN Newport, on
the first Monday m December next At o.
clock. n. ~. aud previous nO'lcc - ordrtco Z"
be rlyco by advertisement, fnt three success
I've " eek, ~ the HraH Of he Times 'nr al
persons mlcrcstc! to appear at SAID time aud
place and BE- heard.
A true copy-attcst,
Nc H. B. llowLANp, Pro. CTR.
court Of +, obais, .NiwpoH, Nor. ,, lel5.
yuNIIE Comml.sonrr's Report on the estate
u of simeon Smith, late oi Newport
wheel wright, dec, was presented SC
The same IL read. received, and referred
tor cons liberation to o Court OF Probate. io b'
holden at the Town Hall ~ Newport, ~
he first Monday ~ December ncSi,
y O'Clock, n. m. aud previous notice ~ or
dercd to be gwen by sdvert,semeh'' !"
ihrco successive weeks, m the Hera lJ"i 'h'
Tunes, ,hst al persons interested may Sp
pear =, sad time and place and be heard.
A true copv-nt'est
Nh. BB ROWLAND, Ftob. On
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

I'm Explosion -ansisipstsd "A sco'dang to
the correspondent ofihs N. Y Herald aa ex-
posion in the Cubinsi is expected upon the
question ofrhe Tariff. lie says that tho majority
in favor Of "a repeal Of the law Of az, and the
establishment ofMr. Walkers system, is one,
and that one the Executive.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06
court Of Probats, Newport Nor q Io4o'
JONATHAN r. ALMY, gnarhlon Of 'h'

FOUT OF TTUUUIt' s'tWP"T'' WV - -
ONhTiIAN +. ALMY, gnarnlnn of VI"
eE person aud cstaIe at William F''"o"''
of New pnrt, presents b. gn'r'l"h"lIp ~
count on saIl estate Dr nllo" an'" IN
same "a read and r-c' iv'd aud rr'trfr"
TOR cuBsidrrnlion 10 n Court of Probate
20 be- holden al The ToSn Hall IN Ne"p"H
on the first Mopiay ~ Dec. next, at
,o'eock. n. m. and pleylous notice Is ordered
to b. given by Publishing copy OF ih,.
otder three successive weeks II the ExEahi
oGNs Times, for ali RessoIs interested ~
alpear at said lilae and place and Se lsard.
A true copy-wllness' ,,,
M h RB. IIowLAND, Pro. GIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06
. BRIGHTON MARKET,
. MospAY, Nov. 3, iS45.
reported tor tho Boss6n Daily Advertiser Patriot.

Al Market 5000 Beef Cattle, l45O Stores,
$500 Sheep aud 1925 Swine. Several hundred
Beef Cattle and Stores aud 800 Swine were re-
lported last week-moret than halfihe Beef Cat.
lie and Stores re mai nvl nnspld at Tho close Of
the market Monday night. ,.
PRIcks- Beef Cattle We reduce our quo,
IN ,ions 10 conform. To sales--xtra 80 ; first
quality 81 425 second 375 81 ,h'fd 2
7Ja ) IS. .,r
Barroling Caitls--Lan weeks prices were
no, sustained. Mess % %; No. J, 2E.-
We are informed there is great scarcity at
barrels. ..
Stores-Yearlings $5 a 81; two year old
81 a SI4 ; three year old s lisa ga.
Shcep-Sales from 75c to | IS.
Swine--Large selected Barrows 4 Ia one
choice lot to peddle 3 Ia and 4 Ia ;'other lots
3 aud &c. Al retail from 3 1910 &c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

Tho Louisville Journal notices a statement
in an Eastern paper that the. bees refuse to
swarm this fall Prentice suPposes the re-
| spectacle little insects are disgusted ut the
swarming OF the ofhce seekers.