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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

w W regret 10 learn that john H. Peyton Esq. of
A"e"s'a county, has resigned his in the Senate Of
Hs."a' !" consequence OF the infrm Of his health
we learn that Alexander II. H. Stuart, Esq is gene
rally spoken Of as his successor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

Rail R,ads.-The American Rail Road Journal
states fact, TO which would call the special aen-
ton of the Richmond Times II is tLis-that we have
IN this country nearly 1000 mes of railway in success
iul operation The nett earnings OF which noc ouer sir
per cent per annn in gross; and il predicts that in less
IMAM ten years 1t will be increased nine or ten per
cent. Can the Times say much for canals ? Ifnot
we submit 1t to the good Judgment of that paper whether
lis essays on the comparative cost and utility of the two
systems OF improvement are not detective in mpor-
lan' elemen, OF vaue-proft? If we could make canal
to the ONO tor $780, mile, while for rail road
Slo,oo0 per mile would be requise--and if the cost
Tor annual repairs OF the latter were twice as much as
the lomer-still would it not be wise. to make the road
If i, would pay per cent. the COST rather than the
canal IT wonld pay nothing. Or any hng conside.
bly, less than the road 7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

eJ- We regret To learn from the hast n Y. Jourua
OF Commerce that Mr. Frelnghuysen was lying DANCE
rous'y Ill al his residence in tina, city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

.NOflrP.
MIR. BOISSEAUX, having recovered from hi. IN.
Avn ness, respectfully announces 10 his patrons and
others that he resumed the of his Schoo al the
franklin Hotel las, week. and III continue every week
10 the end pf his session.
a class Of Waiting will commence next week.
Oct 2lif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
EXPLOITATION or DAIRY sroCK TO A.


MtkiC A.-lhe Massachusetts State Agricultural So
eiey, with the vrw taptrve the dairy bread of
lie ia that State, has Sent commissioning 10 Ayrshire
tEneand) Tor the purpose OF purchasing n number Of
cows and bull from lhs, lar famed stock. The gentle
man deputed 10 perform this duty is Mr. Alexander Bck-
EFT, native OF Ayr and excellent judge ms the re
lec''ms he has already made pfove They from the
prze taking stocks in the county. and Of them
gained pre- mInma at the great show at Derby. All
notable pail hets. aud will assurcd, bear the supe
Nor char acler, mixers al the improved Ayrshires
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

Mr.. b, +. Butlr's letters excessively worldly -and
yet excessively pious lately published by Mackenzie.
are callcd The Cant scles OF Batter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
from fls .As,s Yoik San.

.afnsriean Prd,sf,ianism agoin Triumphant TIL,
trs race b,twern Nm. jackson the American Der
rrccnty from England and " Titan Barlow youth
II ~ years, M ave ri " ,lliam.bufe. L. l. csme oT YES
i~rdsy al,ernsn the B.sc,n Cuor>e. and sit.n
d by large evncsurss 81 spectators. estimated ie.
hfee TO fur thousand. The race was far 4li00-tao
mile heals.
A. The atari Dsrhw VIM the inside and after runs
oiag short distance ,eok III. load. keeping !, aba,
pace ahead Ia the quarter. when he began raye hrs
asscni-,. and dawn the back stretch wldened the gap
considerably. Jscksg. however, made g,,pd his lss
ere GINNING TO Ia the stand which he passed just ahrsd
IN I 50.
~ The secund mil. Barlow SION reyaincd his place hn
los it again DIVA the straight between the qnaf.
and hale Rounding the turn he nac. more led the
race. and came IN winner ~ AL. Jsckspn gving ap
the Contest afer passing the draw.
hNpA.ADoss' LApoR AND PAv.--In the course of
his reply h The invitation o the OF Boston
public dnnef. Mr.. Everett ssys:-
~ take The liberty Ia MAKE this remark. because !
have had occasion io knnw that n !. believed by
pefSns that The place o A'usrcsn Minister IN London
Is oo~ o c'mpan I'VE leisure; and am dcsiruus that
should lie ondt rsi by such ofouf travelling cunnlry
men as have received lees NJ the time III their oounirys
Than they thought they had right
peci. ibs, there probably lew 1ices under the Guy
eminent oi greater labor or leaving less time r other
occupations. IN reference alsp To attentions Of differ
EN- hind Ia counry men visiting l.nudon--to which
You make nm ualiginy llustnl hope 1t may mol be
ihpugat indelicaie Ia say that the salary o the Amet
can minister. (evsn before Is reduction IN ny
sderahly beow that o my predecessors. nv the change
III The legal valuation o the pound sterling 81 FAR from
ntnishln. him The means al extending liberal hns-
pltshy nv must wish 10 hs rouuitymen. rcpr1.
caag the ciyncs received ny himself ~ whally made
qnsta 10 the economical support ol a family, am the
faher led Ia make his observation, in winch have
longer any personal interest, out ol regard 10 late
brethren and wy IN the diplomatic corps. and
tom consideration pr the responsibility OF the service"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

The new Kali Road over Long Island is on.
of the best We have ever passed over. We
were just four hours from Brooklyu to Green.
port, "a distance Of 90 mles,) on Saturday
evening, aud during the passage the train
stopped to DROP and receive passengers no less
than seven tunes. The local travel over the
Rond, we understood, was sufficient to pay all
ih xpcnscs-though considerable issalisfac.
ton seemed To exist among some sc the Island
ers at the very low rate at which the steam.
boat passengers were conveyed in comparison
To what they paid themselves.
Thoy should considor TINT all the travel that
il induced over their Road, by a cheap fare
even, contributes more OF less towards its per.
nandnt establishment, and tho chcapo. The
fare the more transient customers they will
have
The steamer New Haven runs in connexion
with the Road, and passengers in pleasan,
wpather, reach here from New York in little
over 0 hours.-lt was bat muutes past 9
when we rounded tho Fort Poiul on Sunday
morning, having left Brooklyn depot at 5 p.
m. on Salu rday. With Il swifier boat, tho trim
could bo easily made in 3 hours--though we
think hours from New York is quick enough.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
sAaSHlP NEWS. A.
PORT OF NEwPORr.
A X RIVED.

/ ARRIVED.
Il FRIDAY, oei. II.
Il srhr Manguo,, Bakor, fun Kennebec.
Il sehr. Albert, ,Bunuell, New London for Prov
sloop Tecumseh, Ash, 90 hours from New
YORK, Tor this port and Prov.
H SATURDAY. Oct is,
Brig Calcutta, Clark, g days from Bangor.
Briggs Token, Mayhem, Philn. for +. Rvr
sehr. Granville, Haskell, fin Thomaston
with line To Finch & Enss.
schrs Sopbronia, Fountain, from Bangor
schrs Dread ,Bibber, ,Provincetown for PhiIa
Superior, Treiarding, Bristol for Sag Harbor.
SUNDAY. Oct 10.
\ Brig Retrieve, Henderson, from -
Brig 81. Lawrence, London, New Haven for
Georgeiown.
schr:' Hrnry u. kaze, Godfrey, Fall River,
Tor Phlla; Harriet Fuller, Parker, Mucbas for
N: York ;'Machias. Sawyer, do for do George
washington, Read, T. Kieer, for Charleston.
sioop Charles, Stnrgss, Prov. for N. York
MONDAY. Oct. 20.
bngs Grnndee, Kidrih, Bangor for Prov :;
Adelaide, Pope, Bangor for Fall River.
schrs Eg"remct, Sawyer, Cheryfield for
Fall River; Ellen, Kelly Bath for do Pavilion,
talbot, Warren for Bangor Genoa, Danford,
Bangor for Warren; Isaac Jackson, Bridgham,
M"chins Tor Prov Harriet Ann, Bean, Kenne.
beck for do; lnvincible, Perry, Calais for do
Ellen, Taylor, Portland for do; Brilliant, Con.
way, do for do;
sIoop Henry, speIImnn, Albany for Prov.
TUESDAY, Oct. 81.
Brig Etho, Smith from Savannah
Cleared-Brig Algonquin, for Prov.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Mariana, Philips, arr at Charleston
S,h from N. York.
. ship Palestine, Mumford, cid at Liverpool
Sd for Baltimore.
Brig Confidence, Bailey, hence, arr at liza.
vana LIST.
Brig Tasso, Burdick, hence, arr at New
York 18th.
Brig Pocahontas, Wade, cid at n. Orleans
blh for Arapsas Bay.
Brig Good Hope, Rogers, from Straits Of
Belle Isle VIA Boston, arr at Salem I7th, with l
1850 quilts. fish
Brig Girard, Fletcher, Machias for this port
irr at Portsmouth, MI. l4,h.
Brig China, Meuiman, cid at Bangor 18th \
or this port.
schr' Susan Ross, hence, arr at do do. H
schr. Orator, Draper, honce, arr at Mobile
'th. Il
schr, Dorcns Hall, Osgood, Sid from Bath
9Th for this port. i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

~ ms town, on wednesday evening 1871
ny the k"v. Mr.. Bradford, Mr.. sumSel A
rsrker to Miss Hannah ID. Stevens, dauyh,e
o' mr, John Stevens, all Of this town.
Cn thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
om'ih, Mr.. Hanson Hull to Miss Cntberin,
ePoon.r' daughter Of Mr.. Benjamin spooner
on Monday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Thayer
the Rev. l.emuel Grovesnor TO Miss Hama 4
= eldest daughter Of Dutee J Pearce, Esq.
IN New Y"rk, on Tuesday, Oct. I4,h, ,by the
s' Mev. Mr. Bowling, Mr.. Benjamin A. Saver Ia
nn:s. m:s Laura reckl,n m, youngest daugbier OF
"''p reckham, Esq, both Of this town.
The Rev. Mr., Crosby, Mr.. Samuel /. Wild,
to Mi" Anna $. sisby, daughter of Mr.. Isaoc
Silsby. ''""'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
CAIS DS,

WOULD inform the patrons Of the old
w establishment, No. II, Fulton. street,
that he continues the manufacture of all tho
varieties of English, American, French and
Spanish Playing Cnrds-Also,
Superior Euamolled Cards, Of every size,
do. Ivory and Pearl, do
Embossed, Gold bordered, gill edge, do
Blank Prnters', plain and cnlnreJ, do
Rail Road and Steamboat tickets, do
Enamelled, Ivory. Pearl md Blank Boards.
ALSO-consiantly on hand, a good as
sor'mcnt of Qnlls and Paper, of various
kinds-al Of which will be sold ms low ns
the same articles can BE- procured in this
city. All orders will be put up with care and
despatch, either by the undersigned or his
agents, Messrs. EUGENE ELY & co. No.
II, Fulton. street, New York.
New York, Oct. ls. ls45-Oct. 23d, 2m..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

Gi0ASTio iiUMBuo -IiypRARouo
SiLuMAsn For some weeks ps., ,
fossil skeleton has been rxhibneJ !,
New York hy DR. Korh, who has col
Iected and arranged mnoy OF the loss;
remsIns which have been disrov.red !,
this country. The announcement, I'm,
been made that this vas a gigantic ser.
Pent, found IN one Of the Southern States
and that IN Its length, the back bone be.
'ng hundred and ten feet, and in other
dimensions, II even exceeded the Sea
Serpent OF our own lsiiiudes. In graft.
tude Tor a letter from Professor SiIliInan.
who had expressed an interest in the
discovery, DR.. Koch called il the Hv.
drarchos SilliInanii.
we have seen an amusing letter from
a distinguished comparative nna,omist Of
this city, giving an account of this won.
derfu| series Of fossils.
lfhis first view of il shall prove cor.
rect, It will appear that it never belonged
10 serpent, or any single animal in any
age Of the world. Although the parts
appear to be mostly real fossils nothing
ou' 'he'r ingenious arrangement gives
the appearance TO the whole of a skeleton
of gigantic serpent.
We learn that the Boston Natural
History Society, will publish in the mex,
number OF their proceedings a full ac-
count Of the process by which il would
seem that this ''Hydrarchos" has been
constructed. Boston Daily advertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

The first Lecture for The season. will
be delivered on FRIDAY evrn;u, oex,
at the Town lInll.
BY order Of The Prest.
G. l., srA>norr, Sec'ry.
Newport, Oct 23d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

The Legislature Of Tennessee, on the 9th
inst. ballo,ed no less than one hundred times
for Speaker Of the Senate without sncccss.-
Both Houses are Loco-the Senate by one.
and the House by three majority. Speakers
were subsequently chosen by taose majori,ics
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

Ejn 10 our notice last week OF the Consc.
Grafton of the Episcopal Chapel on the West
Road IN Middietown, we were led into an er.
ror respecting the means Of its erection, which
we now correct. II was built at the expense
OF several individuals, instead of one.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

WiLLs's LErrERs.--Ali the letters of VII.
iis havo recently Oeen published IN an extrn
number Of the new Mirror. lie is now writ.
ing from the Continent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
AUCTIONS.
SH ,tIslFE7S SALE.

NEwPohT sc -
Af Wrinn at two several excrnri"ns. ia
- sued "'ii "i ilr Clrfk's Oiiicr of tL,,
L""rt OF C"lnomh Pl"as ior the roun,y ol
Newport. May term, Iol5 aud TO u,r direct.
I'd aud delivered, ] will sell a, public auction
on The premises, Ia the hlghcs, bidder on
Friday, The 3Ist day of October, Is45, a, z
O'Clock. p. m.-All The right. tile und inter.
est that William Mansfield, of the town and
county OF Newport. lnborer. had on the 27ih
day Of December, 1914, al haIi-past ten -.
clock, a. IN, and on The l2h day Of Februs.
ry, lS45, ut o'clock, p. IA. III and TO a lo,
OF land with dwelling house thereon si,ua-
ted, III said Newport, and bounded as follows,
viz west on drift way Al feet ; north on
land o! John spooner, - feet A.; east on lands
OF John CLARK, A feet, aud south on land OF
Clark Burdick.
wM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff,
Newport, Oct. 9, l845.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

EsD OF THE Mormon War;
Under this title the st. Louis Republi.
can Of the S:h, publishes a correspon.
dence furnished on the .4nii. Mormon
citizens Of Hancock County and the
surrounding Counties of Illinois, by a
committee Of their own number. They
state that the Mormohs have pledged
themselves by word and in writing, to
leave that State next Spring, and lh a,
they have advised them 30 to do, and
that warfare will cease, Gen. Hardin
retaining part of his troops in the dis
affected district 20 maintain order.
General Harden, 10 his letter commu.
n'catlng the correspondence, says, that
1t Is the Intention Of the Mormons to 10.
cate the nselves Yves. Of tho Rocky
Mountains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

DURsUANT 10 decree Of the Hon. Cour,
= Of Probate Of the town Of Newport.
will sell n, Public Auction, ON Saturday, the
18th Of Oct. iS45, at eleven o'cloek, A. M.,
all the right, title and interest which James
L.. Tiliev, late Of Newport. dec, had at the
time OF his death, IN aud to one undivided
lhird part Of the following described lots ol
land with the buildings thereon standing, .,
80 much thereof as will be sufficient to rais.
the sum Of six hundred and slx,y.fve dollars
aud forty-fOur cents with incidental expen-
seq, situated in said Newport.
First r lot Of land with The buildings there
on standing, bounded easterly on Thames
steet ; sou,hcrly on land OF the heirs of Ann
Weber westerly on land Of WIN. Jouvet :,
and noriherly on lnnd of George Fasneau.
Second, lot o! land with ihe rope walk
tar house and their Appendsges thereon
standing, bounded south and east on drift
way, aud north and west on land of Nicholas
White. Samuel Carr, and Charles Shearman.
Conditions ot the sale, which will com
mence on the premises IN Thames street.
Newport, August T. 1915
PETER +. REMINGTON, .ldmr.
81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

The Albany papers say that snow fell in ,hut
city on Monday nigh, to the depth OF an inch
Ia consequences Of the increased quantity of
freight over the Western Rail Road, u night
train is now run between Boston and Albany
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
Fl E AID OF THE TIMES.
HATS, CAPS, NIUEES
AND FUR TRIMMINGS.

.T>ns Subscribers have Jnst received larg"
II nnd splendid assortment Of the ab we
articles. consisting of Beaver, Npirla, Mnlr
skin nnd Silk H41,S-Men's and BOYS FuI
Caps; Mems aud Boys Fur band d., Hair
seal and cloth Caps Of various patterns; SOUR
rel and coney Fur Trmmlngs-a large and
elegant assortment Of MUFFS, from Sc to
Sl2. Ladies who are IN want uf this banniI
iul and necessary article will find IL to their
advantage TO call aud examine our stock be.
lore purchasing.
PARKER & WEAVER.
Oct d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

The third trial 10 elect a member of Co,.
sress in New Hampshire, will take place on
the 29th Of November.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
Fal! River and Boston Rail Road.
Fail Arrangement,
~ - 9 81 %

VHRAINS lenve FslI River 6, T.,n,.,
% p. NJ. o. ~" '"o
Leave Fall eivcr for New Bedfo,d n, .,
and ~ A. NJ. nnd 5 p. M.
=, Leos" Boston nnd Providence for F.,l
k'yer At H. NJ. and 81 =. M.
! Leave New Bedford for Fall p;..
A. NJ, and - =. n. :" -
The Stage will leave Newport ot half o..,
~ o'clock, a. NJ ior Fall River, and viii
connect with The Bos,o6eroin whicL Ie.xs.
rsn River at ~ p. IN. snd.ths New Bedford
train at 5 p. IN. '"'''"
Fore rom Newport to Boston. sooo
oo Taunton, IoS
~ q" New Bedford, lbs
Ilckeis to te purchased Of the Stage dr.
yer Tor either Of the routes,-or a, IN. of;cs
10 newport, at the residence Of X. B. K,Ns.
LEI. "'"''
Oct. Cd, 1851. P'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
SHERIFF's SALE,

NEwPoRT, SC -
RY virtue OF an Execution issued out O
- the Clerks Office of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for the County Of Newport, May
Term, 1915, and 10 me directed and delivered
will sell at public Auciin.l on the premise 5
to The highest bidder on Friday, the 3Ist day
OF October, 1915, nj ten O'Clock A. NJ: All
The right. title and interest that Daniel
Nc Minister. late Of said Newport. house.
wright, had on The 9Th day Of November.
leli. at ten O'Clock p. NJ, ~ aud to a lot Of
land with dwelling house thereon. situated
IN said Newport, and bounded us folIow..
VIZ ii: North or land now or late of John G,
Noses, 100 feet; Ess,erly on Spruce Street,
~ fert. Southerly partly on land or Charles
Withheld and partly on land Of Henry Sim
mons, IoO ieel; and Wes, on land now or
late of John J. Allan, 50 feet, be the same
more or less.
WM. H. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, Oct. 0rh IS45.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

The entire weight Of the organ for Trinity
Church, New York, is estimated at upwards of
40 IONS 1t is SO feet high, 32 fee, deep, and
"a feet wide.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

Louis Philippe, King of the French, wa.
13 yeurs Of age on the 9Th of October.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
NOTICE.
L h ON a Fowler.

WoULD inform all those indebted to him,
W that he has taken the room in the rem
Io' the store which he formerly occupied
where he will attend (for a short time to the
settlement OF scroun,s. Their Immediate
attention to the same is expected Entrance
up the nvenne south side Of the building.
Newport, Oct %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

AVlFFE ER.3SU'E RiLLS. FOR sal,
.ies G. G {. HAZARDS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

DURsUAST to n decree OF the Hon. Conr
OF Probate of the town Of Newpor, will
Do sold at public auction, on Saturday the
10Th of Oct. 1916, al three O'Clock. r. NJ. ali
HE right. title and interest which Thomas
Mnmford, late Of Newport, dec had a, the
time OF his death, in aud to certain 10,
OF land with dwelling house and other
buildings thereon standing, situated in said
Newport bounded northerIy on land of Wm.
BrowneiI westerly on land formerly of Job
Bennett, dec; s"ulhcrly on North Baptist
street; md easterly on land Of the Second
Baptist Church. or SO much thereof as will be
sufficient Ia raise the sum Of four hundred
mud sixty five dollars and scvcn'y-three
cents, with incidental expenses.
Condidlous At the ssle.
Newport, August 4. Isi5.
PETER p. REMINGTON. .ldmr
~ piM The WW annred
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
Through by Stage.

D. and after The lst Of Oct. q Stage viii
" Leave Newport daily. at so'cIocf. A. Al
Tor Fall River. Taunton, and Rev Beolo1d
snu ar.'" ~ Full ki,cr at half past u. and
Nf~ beoio'd and Taunton at hall pas, 3.
Returning. vlll leave Taunton and n Rod
,ord at IA, m. mud Fall River At n.
rare to Fall River so cents. To New R,d,,,d
- 10 and Taunton 81 ,25. Stage Book ~
Nfwp"r', at Townscnd's Hotel.
Oct. I'd. IsI5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
Evening School.

VHNIlE subscriber would give notice. thai
n on Monday evening, Nov l0'h. h,
will open a school in the room formerly &C.
'cupied by Mr.. Paine, over the store of G. e.
Burdick. Esq. in which he will teach Geo
graphy, Pcnnsuship. &c.
Geography studied in concert. Lessons
given from 6 to quarter before 8 and from
to quarter before 10. On the evenings ol
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Terms, 81 tor 20 lessons
n. B. Maps and stationary furnished for
the use Of the School. l.. COTTRELt..
Oct. 23l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23

EANILY BIBLES, aud all tho iu,crmcdi
ate silcs. to Pocket Bible, Of superior
binding, Tor s-le very low ut
O,Lo JAMES UAMMoSD,s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
Playing, Visiting Il Blank
@ a R ID s o
GEORGE COOK,

Late Of The Firm Of Ely, Smith & Cook, 10,
The past eight yedrA, manufacturer orMe
celebrated BARTLETT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
At Market 2I5C Beef cattle, 1900 stores
5000 sheep aud 2l50 swine.


PR,cn- Beef Cuiie--A small advnnce
was effected we quote cxlrn - n 50
first quality 20 a 1 rs second b 4 80
,hrd 50 a , 75.
Barrcinc Cattle-A few sales only were
effected We quote last weeks prices, VIZ
Mess So 50; no. !. ~. Wa were informed
smslI adr ance was offered above our quo
t,lions.
Stores Ycarings 81 81 /; two year old
ss slJ ihr"e year old ! 10 s2i.
Shcrp-Salrs n lutte better /; small lots
from 81 to ! -.
Syine-I.,rge selected Barrow Sloa,s
ai2c ;nId Hogs ic; lots to pcddle at 3 md
3I2and 4 anI 4 I &c. At retail from 3 | .
10 DC.
NEW FAIL GOODS.
VSrprprp sddrions %: d, .rsJic :, Slspe
pooJs. ln-i rucpncd by
WM. l.. COHHENS, & &c.
Octo.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29

Or We insert the call for Democratic
meeting In this beat, at the request Of Sc.
vcral friends. We also insert the commu-
ncaton of "Cato," in relation to the Coun-
ty Convention. We think IL would be bet.
ter to hold the beat meetings on different
days, as might be most convenient, and
the county convention in April as first sug.
gested, that there may be no ground for
charging improper haste, and want of mo-
,icc in tho preliminary movements. VIII
our friends In the other beats consult and
determine upon a suitable time for holding
their meetings, and give notice Of them
Every democrat in the county knows and
feels that thorough and efficient organiza.
ton Is essential to success--and what de.
mocrai is there that will not manifest sutIi-
cient interest in tho matter TO effect this
organizationl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

or The Democracy Of the CARRoLLToS
BEAT, are requested 10 meet at The Court.
house on the Third Monday, IN day Of
February, for the purpose Of appointing
Delegates 10 the County ConpcHtion TO ef.
feet The organization Of the party for The
ensuing State election. A general attend.
Gncc is earnestly requested.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Carrollton, January 81, l844,