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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR.


In our last publication noticed the OF his EI-
cellency the Hon. Louis MLane in London. Since he
reached the metropolis Mr.. MLane, not having been able
60 command saitaha has ing ut Thorn
ass Hotel where he still remains. On the 5h instant he
was presented to the Foreign Minister the Earl OF Aber.
DEEM and on the 9Th Inc attended Buckingham Palace
where he delivered his credentials her Majesty and was
most graciously and kindly received Mr.. M'Iane
was present IN his place in the Honse Of Lords
corps dpl0fnafque, the occasion Of the
farament by the Queen The retiring Minister Mr. Ever
et has been extremely popular he first arrived and
lie leaves with regret and the of ali the parties who
nave ma occasion 10 in personal with him.
The new Minister has this great advantage over most of
his predecessors-hat he has filled the high office Of
the British before, and personally and familiar
ly known To all the leading members only OF the govern
meni but OF the opposition Indeed since his appe nrnnce
M London he has been waited upon aud received the
gratniations OF many distinguished members Of the arsto
cracy, who knew hun in n similar capacity some twelve
or fourteen years This kindly feeling the new
Minister nae found expression in complimentary notices
his arrival IN most OF the daily and weekly papers The
representative OF the American Government enters hore
lore upon the disahorge OF his duties under
s,nces IN personal point of The favourable that
be conceived That he will acquit himself the salts
faction OF his countr feventy hope and believe.
lie has difficult game to olay-cenr heads and willy Dip
lomass contend with The stakes arc worth the cI
eron OF all the intellect the abest CAM put forth
and the new Minister bring the Oregon affairs 10
satisfactory conclusonifhe satisfy the great nation
the bargainbe will deserve, and will quesionless
the highest need Of appreciation and honor free pee
pie can besiow. high and honorable ambition aspire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
THE QUEENS VISIT To GERMANY

Her MsIesiy has length upon her long proicc
ted VISIT To the continent. after having dismissed the
and the representatives OF the people from their
Iaoors during prouacied session the enjoyment OF
welcome recess.
The royal cortege left Buckingham palace shorty after
four O'Clock Saturday afternoon, and passing
Pmlco aud Vauxhill bridge, proceeded at rnpd rate TO-
wards Woolwich, where the royal yacht her
the Black Eagle lay in readiness convey the royal par
TO Antwerp Her Mojssiy stepped board ut twenty
minutes live O'clock, and the yacht having let 20
her moorngs dropped CALAMITY down river amidst the
roarng OF Cannon followed by the Black Eagle and Porcu
pine Government steamers
They remained Sea Beach during the night weiR
anchor on sunday morning passed ihr ugh the re
nall past Tour O'clock and 81 miles above Fush
ing about four o'clock Sunday afternoon and arrived
oil Antwerp about quarter to six on Sunday evening
amidst The customary sautcs and the royal party were
immediately visited by authorities but did not Ia nd that
night Her Majesty had very rough passage and the
ram Tell so heavily in prevent her
from being deck during the voyage Immediately on
her arrival her Majesty despatched letters announcing II
to the King OF the Belgan' and the King Of Prussia.
The next morning, about quarter seven, the Queen
and FRINGE Albert shore. amidst royal salute
and the cheering the VI yacht and of the three
other steamers who manned the yads well rs of the
spectators on shore Both her Majesty and hi. Royal
iehness looked remarkably we'll The royal vsters and
the suite proceeded IN carriages down the Canal u
re, the Niele Murchc Bic, the Place Vsrte and the
Men, To the railway station, and where the royal train
magnificent ono) waiting convey them TO Mane.
the central point Of the Belgian Railway the one
ed Tor the interview between Queen Victoria and their
Belgian MeJcsiies. The King and Queen OF The Bel.
gians, accompanied by their Royal ighnesscs the Duke
OF their august vsers in the large sitting OF the eta.
ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
IN lhe Circuit superior Cour, Of Iaw nm

IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law md
ChAnesry he'd for Cbes:.r6~h county hp.n ttb is&s-
State Of Virginia, W. '...''. ~"
against '
Ezekiel chis oss Rhode. and Roh. sspard Am their own
nrhl AMI the aid Holden Rhode. trustee wypdha Rob.
EnordB Bentley May Cb-aban al.o JAIME. and Al
eefnoa Harris executors Of branch deeeased
James ~ fEher and Msilda his Arerna, Harris and
hu'idoa his wife and Cb.aiha also Jane, Bne, sI.
eu,of nj Armstead Bruce deceased a.l.,.s,,,,
The dsfe MARY j,v of m Az
erased lanes Fletcher Matilda hi. wife Als-rpon Ha,r,
snd Mu'dor. his wifi. and t- said Jane.
Fletcher and hg-rnon Harms raneh
ceased not having and rv.n
eore N the Act o Assembly Court and
appearing by satisfactory esd-nes
this county u h. Ordered nj. DO her,
on the nrsi day Of the Term III.
nn ana 'hit copy NJ this order be forthwith
published City Richmond for ,~o month. sue
esssve and posted the Of tie Court ou. of Thu
county copy T-sr:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
isitbmunS Dailp iubia.
Eer-' Mo. II. GALLAHEn.
You THINK HAVE A MERRY HEART.
You think have merry heart

You THINK I HAVE A MERRY HEART.
You think have merry heart,
Becsuse my songs ure gay;
But % they were oil taught to me,
BY iriends now lar away:
The bird retains his silver note,
Though bondage chains his wing;
HIS song Is not happy one
I'm saddes, whom sing.
heard them first in that sweet home
never more shall see;
Aud now esch soag Of 10Y has got
plsDtive tune Tor ne.
Alas! tis vain in winter time
To mock the songs OF sprinR;
Each note recslls some wi,hered leaf
I'm ssddss, when l sing.
or all tho friends used to love,
My harp rernaias alone;
Its faithful voice still seems TO DO
An echo Of my own;
My tear. when bend over il,
Will Tail upon its striuR;
Yet ihose who ear me little think
I'm saddest when sing!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
A II rules holden in the clerk's Office Of The CT,

cult Superior Court OF law and ehane,y the county OF
Aeeomae on the 5h day of August, Is45:
Lhe'on NICK and Elizabeth A. Mock his wife, and William u
"e>'. " 10y IT, T. rHs MS neAtHend Ptf.
Against,
Vespasan Ellis Thomas a. Bay Oliver Logan Arthur Watson
and Mary " his wife, and William EIeet cf William
fa'anoe r. late sheriff Of AeeOmae Admin
isa'oT tie bonis Of Elizabeth Wharton, deed D,fs
ln Chancery.
The defendant NesPasian Pills having entered app.ar
aoee aud given according and IN.
hhe OF is Court and appearing by ateior that
~ net an inhaoant Of this Commonwealth II that
the aid defendant A here day the neat c,o
Der Term Of the said Court and bin and that
aeopy ord be- forthwith inherited publish
ed IN the city Of Richmond, and po
at The front door Of the Courthouse u the county
true copy--rssc. J. J. hIf.wORrII. n.y.
au i5-wSwr For ThDs. r. JOYNES, &. =. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
FALL SUPPLY
BOOkS, STATIONERY. ST.

- w. HANDOipH CO.,
q .ufIN TREE J. RTCHyNO.ND.
WOt LID call the attention Of Country MGR.
Chants sni others their fan supply Of tav Nr,L
iheolnEic school Classical N.csaneou. Roots To,rb
~ Hnef'can sattnefy, Blank 10 A. Paper Quis Peas
nf, Bonnet Boirds New sni standard Nu BE- Violin. C,
fHte' " coieons and Other Musa Instruments asi besu
e'eg o. tsy Doos embracing usef ar.e q winch
aty ohsfed az mntcnte puces
~ AZ new boots and music received a. published
lsrn nefthinse for new ard soos gwen fo
". 90 hvr st'acrei 20 thsif Boos.to-s. BiVpgRY
~ - Notkfrn can sssure waning boa,
tound OF bsnt boots ms5e, Tint vii te etb6, ,.
Richmond, sep:embef tst. IstS ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

Virginia Donssfics.
w r have IN store and offer for sale, the follow.
W ipg Dctnesics.
~ Winchester sui Mechanics shntnzs
~ Etirtck and Bausrsea 10
~ Va y ut and nsuefssa si.tfars
Richutond and Manchester Urt ah,i.Fs
iogrhef with great Nofh.fH Mates wbt.h ~ - a
ss - "w - III pace o. bali hsy b. tb o,s.t
so HAYES. VAN nETRsEN A WasD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
VIRGINIA AT rule, held in H.. .,.,.,. r.

Noihh All rules hcld IN the clerks Of
cueun. the 1h day of July. ists; " ~ "
Winston decd, ~ WIN '1 y, S'd'n
against '"'
w"n ro",. T n.sns, wa.,"s cso. Winston Toma.
george simpson and Amelia a. his wife. other D.ft,
abos. named th.,
and given security according Act Of Assembly, md M, p
OF 'h. Coar' and appearing by satisfactory sv5.ne. that ,hsy
aid defendants do Ruiz. 10 .. holden r
the sad Count the is Monday in October m. ,nd m.
with IN eried IN ne pushed city Of Richmond
of TWO months sueee.sSs and posted IN. from, 400, of an,
- ls-w9w rowaarAS RoHERrs. u. c.
" lRGISls:-At rules held in the Clerk. Of
bee Of the Creuh Superior Law and Ch,nc,,, NJ
% "anv OF Ans Queen on Monday the 18th day Of July
Marianne Diehir. William H. Dieh. Pmne-. b. pi,h, Ann,
Diehie. Jrnneu Dieh,. E,b.th B pieh Ann L. D,eb. RE
VERY d. Roy Augustus. Roy Mary r. and Robert. how'd
ue' the age Of twenty by their
ne" .tnd Pun.
E HOT D. yns ..d Mary bis wife rh-ePhu. rsum ind Anna
matte by her guardian ad lt.m I.emaei Edwards. DEM.
IL CnAScERy.
Inc ue'enien Hancock Dunbar Edwards having
his and security according 70 N. Aei Of h.-rm
bly, aud , Rules Of this Court and appearing by .ai.eory
evidence that he Coun,; IL i. order
ed TIA, The said dsfsnian, o held Tor
the said Cont onih- ft Monday mel. and answer the
ban q NE fanhns an' that Of th.
serted In published City Of Rchmspd for
two months sueee.vey and Of ,s Cou
hoese OF this County. Copy-Tesi-
lsIs-wow RoBERT POLLARD. Jr &C
VlRGlNlA:--At Rules held in the Clerks OF
nee o. the Superior Count OF Chaneey for Richmond
'uenit The Fourth Day of Augu~, lo+5;-
Peter hawhin Joseph Hswtins and Mary kns PITS
against
Peer Sh.ppan Ro-snns Sheppard William Sheppard ArsyI.
Waiker and Martha has wife, Sheppard and
other &c.
The defendants above named having entered their
anee and given security according IN.
Rules OF This Court and by
They are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
the said defendants do holden for The
said Couit the first Monday next and lie
o OF the PLAINTIFF aud that forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper published City Richmond for
two months Excessively and the apo
In the said Cay. A cory T-,,- 49, '
an o-~9w N.P. HOWARD. c. c.
VlRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee q the Superior Court Chsneery for the Richmond
Circuit, the t'h day of Ausus, is4s
Elizabeth Diron, nrs
against
Robert A. Bailey, and other dssrs
The defendae above named having entered
ana given security according Rues
OF this coe and appearing satisfactory evidence that he is
not an innetAni OF this Commonwealth ordered That the
said defendant do holden for The
the Paintih ard that forthwith i'm
'one newspaper published ia the Of month,
seee.ve aud posted the the Capitol In the aid
city. A copy T,., f ~ N '"
Mo-Nsw n. p. HOWARD. c. c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
VIRGINIA-At rules held in the clerks oaic,

W IRGlNIA-At rules held in the clerks office
OF the Superior Count 81 Chans- Richmond c,rcut
the 9Th day Of July isIS.
Robert 4. sInith par
The defendant above having entered his
and given security according the Act Assembly and the
not an inhahihnt OF this Commonwealth ordered That the
aid do holden for the
plaintiff and that copy ots forh I'll nscred IN some
newpaper published in The city Of Richmond for
ess'e and posted at the front door Of the Capitol
jn I'-wow NJ. HOWARD, G. C
NlRGlNlA:-At n monthly sessions Court,
held Tot Gooehland County, at the Couu HOUSE Monday
Daniel Matthews and wife Jesse Brown Jo.,ph Eli.
Hannah Ellis and Stephen d. Ens heirs Of Earind de
ceased, pro,
against.
William urIey and : Williams and hi. wife and Others.
also hes of Joel Rsglnnd, deed D,h.
liz CHANcERy.
The Fsnuhs having filed their b and Defendants above
eons the Act Of Assembly an the Rules Of This and Il
appearing 10 the satisfaction 81 the Coun they are not
sci ordered That the said Defendants William THEY and
Williams and 7 his wife, d. appear here on the third Monday
this order be In soue pe~,psper ~ ,h
sy Rehmond for two months sueeesve posted at the
front door Of the Court house Of this County.
ms-wow eopy-re-'e. wM MILLER, C.G.C.
W lRGINlA-At rules held IN the clerks office
Of the Superior Count Of Chancey for the Richmond Circuit
the oh day Of July 1855
'IWiha' RIA
Pleasant Win:ton and Elizabeth e. Winston and other ens
The defendants above named avng entered their sppesr
anee and given security according Assembly and III,
kues ~ this Court and appearing by satisfactory ev.pes that
NY W not Inhabitants q this Commonwealth ordered That
SO aetendants do aPpear holden Tor the
l on We It Monday October and answrr The %
49, information ~ the pantd, aud copy n this
49, - 'oI,hwh Inserted In rew,papcr published In the
80 ot two months succcssivey and posted At the
mont door ofthe Capitol in the .ad eity wv
4. a. Copy-Tests.
- =. ,-~gW Mp. HOWARD. &. e.
VIRGINIA At rules held IN ,b,. ,.l.,L,, r.
nee Of the Superior Cour ~ Chseo.,v n, an. p.,,
Circuit the isth day 81 July ists Wv wv "'''"ono
Ihs Commonwealth Of Virgins
aaaiust
WH. Alexander and Other
me oeiendant above named havi-f entered ma.
and Even security aeoorr set Of A..,h,, -. ~
h Co' 800 appearing BY satisfactory evidence h,t h ~ .
an mhan'ani OF this Commonwealth. Il h ordered mr., W,
deienoant 90 sppear here a. the Rules % Be- ho, n, g.
Cour' onthe 10 Monday in October and snsve, an.
o'me phhh and hat copy % ths foyh~lh ~
one newspaper published IN the Richmond II, TO 1900
necessarily and posted The doot Of the c.nol 4, ~,
sald Cry. A Copy--Te.se y w '-P''"' w wv
~ ,s-w9w ~ p HOWARD. g. g.
RAcoN sIDEs-7S hbds Prine BseoI s,dss for al. BY
" A A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
NEW GROCERY STORE,

'UNHE subscribers have taken the store former
occupied by Messrs. Aymer Il Son. four doors below IN.
Bel Tavern for the Of conducting Grocery and
mission business We have, and keep constantly on hand
general Assortment Of Family which We r,--fy
invite The ausnon OF friends public generally Our
goods consist part Of
6unpo~der Y. Hysor. ImPT Black Teas of the fines,
quality - ~ ~
Mocha, Java and Iaguayra Coffee
Moosey Wooseys best pulv-sed en- she'd Sugar
81 Cror, Porto Rico and OSCAR
Hull d Sons best Soap
Do Nanesated do
No. Maekerr
choice lot Sardines
Refaia and Principe segar
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No N. Carolina Herring
Painted Busksts and Broom
great variety OF Specs ~----.=--
Letter and Foolseap Paper
Best London and French Musaid
Patent and Plain Sperm Caud-s
I.ondona md Philadelphia Porter, IA ps and az.
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut shad, half bb.
Cry Cured Bacon, Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, the finest uuaIny
Holland GIN
Old jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Whiskey
Madeira and Sicily Madeira Wine
Por, Caret Sherry and Malaga do
Ard ali other goods belonging 10 tn. Grocery Trade
We also tender friends and the pe
rally for the sale Of Produce promise use every IN
obtain the highest market prier.
II. " TEMPLEaAN
- WIN r. RADCLIFFE
r " No. 36 4 Inv he Rel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

EIa"Pie Of Rata,-tor "a, 4,spa.e, Of 500, ., a i,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

SALT-2soo sacks "worihington's" best FAC.
- tory h1ed IN ssehed sachs just received from Lv,,ro
per ship Dsnmarh, for sale ny wv" ''''''o'
suHo CHAs PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
VIRGINIA:-Atr rules held in the Clerk, OF.

" lhplNiA:-At rules held IN the Clerks Of-
ice OF the Superior Touu OF Chaneery for the Richmond
Circuit, the 9TH day OF August 1855 s
Daniel Higgnboiham OF Thomas HIggnbo,ham.
ceased, prtn
against
William Crane. John =. sydnor, NJ other def'u
The defendants above their appear
anee and given security according Assembly ard the
kues OF tins Court aud appearing by
hey are not inhabitants this
the said deehdint William Cr,Rs do appear
be Uden for the said Coau Monday in November
and answer the amended bill OF panu dc
eneani John sydno do also here
and answer the original and amended bills OF
copy OF this order b. forthwith inserted newspaper pub
I'd at the front door Of the Capitol In said city.
Copy. Teste
au G w9w n. p. HOWARD &C.
A L Rules held in the Clerks Offi,e of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chaneery Amelia
y on Monday, the I'd day OF June, Iet5:
KEENAN, Worsam William Worsharn, Thomas worsA an and
Elizabeth Worsham Puff,
against
esh OF said iezekah Bowle Henry Boe
Robertson David Bowl-s and Saunders I.eenJsnts of
Elizabeth, deceased Of said Hezekah, D,n.
In Chancey.
The defendants David Bowes aud saunders sirs
entered their and given security
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court appearing BY
hetofy evidence that they Common
wealth IL ordered That the aid defendants spp.ar here on
me hrt day OF October Term
cory az Ibis order be forthwith
mobd Wing INCREASINGLY and posted Al the front
door OF the court hoass OF this county.
Copy-Tes:s:
a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
JOHN V, HARDWICKE,
MER CHANT ramon.

FEfHE subscriber has usi received suppiy Of I,scs
fair stitched Morocco and Nd wakng shoes me. s,,.'
are made light to suit the Ladies in wan, OF All IND, ~
'Nshoh'p'e S"oFs WI" prase call. JUDAH MYERS
Fashf HI =
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
OswEeo, July 30th, lS45
Internal ImproUemcnts--Jhe Military and Fl,eme,
.# --Trdde--SrnndM &c

OswEeo, July 30th, lS45.
Internal Improrements-Jh The Military and Fi,emc,s
--Irade-.Scandai &c. .s
The great excitement here IS the Oswego and
Syracuse Railroad--capital $35OCOO. The sub
scrption-book has been open but few days, and
nearly Ss2O0,0O0 have been subscribed. This is sup
posed to be one of the best routes in the western
part of the State, and is intended to run in connec
lion with the Toronto and Lake Huron Railroad,
which will save all the navigation Of Lake Erie.
The people here are very sanguine, and talk largely
of beating Buffalo, and other things too numerous
to mention in this small bill OF particulars"
While am writing, the Oswego Guards, splen-
did company, are encamping in the public square,
and will be joined in the morning by the Rochester
Greys and the U. S. troops from Fort Ontario, un-
der Captain Barnum, who will take command The
U. 5. troops are now engaged in burying comrade
A fire company from Ithaca arrives tomorrow even
ing, when our gallant firemen will escort them
through the streets by torchlight
The arrivals here now are very numerous, and
this seems to be the favorite route to Niagara
Things in the business way are very brisk, and
the brig Wabash arrived yesterday through the
Welland Canal, with $500 bushels OF wheat, which
is held firm at S5 cents, and no purchasers
A nice little bit of scandal, IN relation 10 mar
ried lady, has Just turned up, which, it is supposed.
will result ia duel OF which will give you the
particulars in my next.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

"DEsrATcH is THE LlFE OF TRADE."-Brg Sienus,
Capt Hardy, which arrived at this port Wednes-
day, 30th ut, arrived out at Cape Hayten 9th utmo
which few hours less than 90 days that she had
been absent from G. II. Her four last voyages
peted in one hundred and twenty-five days, being
average of 30 days IL hours for each with full cargoes
=Rnxfnn .idrfrfiSer .1IeusII i
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

New TRANSATLANTIC STEAM PACKET COMPANY
We understand that a new company has lately been
formed in this town, and the whole of the capital SUBJ
scrbed for the purpose of building large pow ctu
steam vessel to sail between this port and New York
The steamer will be made of iron Of rather smaller di-
mensons than the Great Britain and will be propelled by
means Of the SCREW Liropoot Mercury
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

NAVAL misunderstanding U. S. steamer Mis-
sissippl hauled out from the wharf at the Navy
Yard Charlestown, early yesterday morning, and
to anchor off Long wharf About 10 o'clock she got
der way and started on experimental trip down the
harbor the chief object OF which to test the work
ing Of Stevens's cuso which have lately been fitted
her engine machinery. She had proceeded only few
lengths when it found necessary to stop her. to
ship and take in the accommodation ladders the foot
steps ofwhch had become immersed in water from the
revolution Of the paddle wheels This done 10 l3 she
got under way again. and at 10 81 passed Fort Inde
pendence not yet having good head OF steam on At
10 SO passed Long Island Head having miles in 25
the hour Between Long Island Head and Deer Island
she was turned round several times, making circle
somewhat less than one.third of mile in diameter and
performing the entire circle in nine minutes The object
of this to test the facility with which she may be
turned round AT III started to return; IL IA opposite to
Fort Independence going by log knots against strong
tide, and not much steam Here she was stopped
Time required in stopping was minutes At III 20 un-
der way again. at III 3S came to anchor off Long wharf
The steamer very deep, having board about 600
Of coal besides all her stores except powder She
was, moreover, good deal down by the head yet the
trial may be considered quite ltisfacory In fair trim
we should suppose she could make - knots with
The cuts of appear TO work admirably, making,
were told, saving of about fifth In the consump-
ton OF cold Her machinery being completed, she
will take powder board to-day and proceed
as inspecting officers make their report upon
the cuts off Should this require few days delay, she
will probably make another trial outside the harbor to-
morrow She is indeed noble vessel.-Beston Post
dug /.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.-The Fort Vayne
Sentinel of the 18th says "The supply of water to
the canal was cut of yesterday for the purpose of put
repairs With view of preventing any injurious e
feet the health of citizens the water will be left
in those levels which repairs needed. Navi-
cation will be suspended about three weeks,
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

The Hon. Edward Cross, Representative in the
last Congress- has been appointed Of the Judges of
the Supreme Court of Arkansas in the of the Hon.
L. J. Lacy, resigned.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY,
Co., CO. o. 49,
S U M M + Il A r. Il A N @ f M L N
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
On and after l4th June, 1916:
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston TranSs A. NJ. daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmngdale and st. Georges Manor
Accommodation Tnln--9H A. NJ and r M. for Farming
dale and intern edate places, daily Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train NJ for Greenport daily, Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead Hicks
yil and all the stopping places between Hcksvllle and
Greenport.
F'em Greenport Depot
Boston TRAM daily, Sundays excepted at 12K o'clock M
or on the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation TrainAt AM daily Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmngdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6A A. M. and az r. NJ daily Sun-
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From jamaica Depot
Extra Train IA p NJ daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
lyn and intermediate places
Manor
The Accommo odation Trains stop d,e following place.
the road going both receive and deliver
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

GROWTH OF SyRAcusE-The Daily Journal says
that-"Mr. Ford one OF the town marshals, has
election district No comprising that part of the viii
age north of the canal He returns little over $500,
This would indicate population in the whole village
of not less than $500, aud probably 10000 The
increase in five years has been from $500 to 4000.-