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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03
1000 AWRNS


HIN accordance with the provisions Of
Two several deeds Of trust executed 10
Us by Alexander q. M'Nui, and duly re-
corded IN The counties wherein the lands
hereinafter described arc situated, one Of
which deeds Il dated April ID, 1871, the
other dated February ~, 1912, we will
sell ut public yendue, in tho city Of vicks-
burg, before The courthouse door, on
Monday, tho ION day Of Norembcr, 1915,
the following tracts Of Land, to.wit;
IN WARREN COUNTY.
TnE WALNUT HILLs PLANTATION, lying
miles north d vicksburg on both sides the
road leading up the Yazoo yaey--beiug
tho plantation cultivated for several yenrs
by A. @. M'Nut. Said tract is described
N the township plat ns follows:
E.u c.. ia ~ A ~ or nG .ar..o
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03
N;Y5siulII s

Or all the remedies ever discovered for
the safe, certain and eflectual cure Of the
Ague and Fever, or Chlls and Fever,
none have more meriled and received the
appreciation Of the public than these Pills.
Upwards Of eighty thousand boxes have
been sold, in only six States, within The
last twelve months, and over 10000 box
es OF these have been sold in the State Of
Alabama alone. The proprietor has me-
yer known single instance where these
Pill shave failed when used strictly accord
ing to directions accompanying them. One
box Of these pills are generally sufficient
10 cure two common cases Of Chills and
Fever.
II is not in the cure Of Ague and Fe-
yer, or Chills and Fever alorc that these
Pills have acquired the immense popuari-
ty, but it is also from their intrinsic merits
ia the cure Of Fevers Of every description.
yellow fever, bilious, scarlet, typhus, ncr-
vous, and congestiye Fevers, all yield 10
the powerful virtues Of this medicine
The accompanying directions will explain
the mode Of treating the various kinds OF
tcvers, and when this medicine is used in
breaking a fever, the system is not left
in such dobilitated state as TO require
two, three, or four weeks time before il
win be able to gain strength enough for
the patient TO attend to his business, as is
usuallyihe case, by pursuing the common
purgativc. and depleIive course; but, on
the contrary, their efficacy is such as to
correct the stomach and liver, without pro-
ducing any sensible effect upon the sys-
tenn; SO that very soon after the fever
breaks, the PATIENTS able 10 attend 70 bis
business.
or A fresh supply just received and for
= 7 \ u ! &C. + &C., s::.:,.-s
]. O. YOUNG Il Co., Middleton,
CRAs. KoPPERL, Shoagaio,
J. ". STEEN, Grefncsboro',
j. SNIpER, Grenada,
and, on enquiry. may be found q. all the
towns and villages in the State.
| July 80, 1916 33-6m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03
JOB PRINTING.


We have just received, from the agent
Of the N. Y-foundries at New Orleans, an
addition to our assortment of
JOB AND FANCY TYPE,
and we are now prepared to execute all
orders for plain and ornamental
M- M@ G=s
Such as
Pamphlets, Blanks
Posters, Circulars
Cards. Labels,
Ball Tickets Bills Of Lading,
&c. &c Nc. Nc.
lat as short notice, in as good style, and
on as reasonable terms, as any Printing
Otie In the State.
Fine Porcelain and lvory-suriaced
GarnG
on hand, and printed to order.
Our Printing Office is now In full mo-
ton and we solicit the orders ofour friends
and the public. JONES * DURDIN.
Jiississippi Democrat ceice, J,,iy, le45.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03

TAKEN UP, BY David Pi.man, one bay
mare black name and tail. sinai white spot
ia her forehead, 8 years old, l4s~nds hiah.
b. II. CARROLL, Ranger.
May 2, ls45, [aug. l3-35-3t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03
10 TRAVELLERS.
FARE REDUCED b "a eeafs per Nil

FARE REUUCEUt 10 "a cents per mite
TDfiE SUBSCRIBERS respectIullyio.
In form The public that they have q.
ducedi The Fare On -=of their Stage Lines
to 81 cents per mile. Their COACHES IA
teams are good, and their Drivers stead,
and accommodating. A Stage leave.
Memphis, Tenn, daily Except Sundaysl
for Holly Springs, Miss, there conneciInvg
with their Tri-Weekly Line, South ~
Oxford, CoffeeyilIe, Grenada, CarroIhop
Lexington, Benton, Yazoo City and Can'
ton, there connecting with b. A. FISHER
g. Co.'S. Line to Jackson, Mrss. AtIIolly
Springs, connects with their Tri-Wcekly
Line, East for Salem and Ripley, ,here
connecting with Messrs. Callahan & ca.
rotl's Line TO TuscumbIa. Ala. there Con.
Meeting with the Rail Road 10 Decalur.
and The Stage Line TO Huntsville, Ala; Il.
50, a, Decatur connecting with The maip
Eastern Line to
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
via, Someryille, Warrenton, Jefferson, Ala,
Rome, Cassylle, Marietta, Decatur, Gov.
inRton and Madison, Geo. AT Holly
Springs, also, connecting with VIM. Mi.
ler's Tri-Weekly Line TO Columbus, Miss,
via. Pontotoc and Aberdeen.
or Stage leaves Memphis for lhe South
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, al
5 o'clock, A. M.-For the East, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at S O.
clock A. M.--Leayes Yazoo City, North,
on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, a,
6 o'clock, A. NJ.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03


" wv 20
ms ,ruct oonna'hs uoou 'oo acres @
ctcareu 'ahu' mere ~ on tnis pace al
least twenty gooa springs, ana running
wafer " every h',u' w''h u Boou u'p, mi'''
s'ap'ss' osgrsccfs io"so' Nosfo euaf'
'efs' w, no cuiu'"'ou anu so'ho VI 'ne
pasture 'ahos n's ohc'oseu ny sooo zen
scs, anu V'o w ,.p p'ou'a,'on 70 " eAce',
ieht o'oor' '"e "oou 'onu ~ covered
WIN cghc anu s,aos, anu ono'as eooo
iunso W oa'uu' s"eo,' ",' "'gs' oo''' WIZ
.er ""o su,'''"''' Sa'''o "'o sweep hceP
W Booa oiuo' NV wn''o yo"'' w''"ou' pe'
my ,en Oh corn =, 'ouuer'
in,s cc'eo,a'eu P'an'"uon mas aVefng'
ca = oa'o ",,u = loar'o, '. eoaoh 70 .ho
acie J" v nv ~ VIZ 'as' 'wenSy 'hve
yours ~ ''.aNeBe' "i'u s'uses nave en-
joyeu 1"o p n ~ "'a,y yuals, a,iu y y
s'"osou T" ~ !" "oa''ny % any p'aCo ~
,he ''a'e' ne present manager MAJ.
'o'nson, nas hau oIu'eo o. INC p'uco lor a
po''uu u nua' WY" y"s's' ehu WIN snow
ny ''"cs' eo''on oo'n wy, " pe'sohs oo'
s'ro"s " osp''"u'ne ~ i'c WI, a'so snow
the annual product thereof, and certify 10
'un s'neia' ,v ,, " 'ne nenus 900 -
soivs ~ sun , wa.' Wo.e "'io''ea 10 n''la'
~, NV" a ann !" . NV, ~ ' l year io'1, i9r
We arc authorized TO say that she will sell
her interest therein on fair terms. and
will hold possession of the portion thus MS.
signed her, until payment therefor il n,ado
10 her.
Al tho same time and phce We WI, nj.
40 soil The Residence ocennied Nv Goy.
M,Nu,t. within bnlr n mil. IF ,he .,v or
Jackson. This ,ract contains one Iun'
lred md fifteen acres. nbout ana h,lC If
II in cultivation. ma Tho hol,nce wnod
land Tb,re Il an ,be nrem;sos : rasna
md l;ne lramo IJonse viii civ larre ,a ,s
nnd \ frc nlnco h ooch--a donhle Li,nh
en- Win Gnur rooms--,wo large c;s,orns
ana MI necessnrv ou,housos
The Orchard an ,his A,s;,,hIa n,aco
contains about ,wa thousand f,ui, ,rs rs
ronsiat;n0 ~ Annlee panch.s D..
ploms Cherries. omnces. F;os e.
Thasa ,,s,s ,.aro .oia.,sl 'ss'
CO.. Ai,Nuu nnd o,o ~ oss; ~ F r;aS" ~
-, .s.,,, s,ia,,, NJ, v - , VA , a"o
"v w., 49, ,";,,. e.,,;, o' " wv uecs
.';s s ~. a, ,' ,r m ,as;a,, ,ow e,ape
$500 q, w. ,,,an s's " ''''uo0e'y'
w M 4" VIA nIai r ~. ,oon ,a,,,..,.,1.. \
a. ~ ~ ~ sa,;i~a .n 'I h". hour
III, and ~ ,,,ar,"" sr ss",, e ~, IVY one
al, makes !, ma., ' das;re e I"oa Sip,'
% aud SIS , sss ss %y e ne s' ''
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03

VI Fare 70 Tuscumbla, Ala. SIUi 70 De-
catur $l2; 10 Huntsville, $l4,50. Time
from Memphis to Huntsville, 3 days.
STAGE OFFICES. Memphis, at CONNER
cial Hotel; Yazoo City, at Phoenix House.
l.. SIMS a. BROTHERS.
March II, 1916 l3-6m
or The Stages viii hereafter pass
CarroIlton, going North, on Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday nights, at 10 o'clock,
going South, on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday nights, at | O'clock
This arrangement will continue during
the summer and autumn. Travellers will
find the change advantageous and plea
ant, as the sultry heat Of midday will
be avoided.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03

DISTANCES. Nils. Fare.
From Memphis to Holly Springs, S. $3.50
Holly Springs to Coffeevile, 65 400
Coffeevle to Lexington, 76 500
Lexington to Yazoo City, 80 ESQ
Canton, As 400
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
From Memphis to Germantown, Is l,9s
Germ'tn to N. Mt. Pleasant, 90 1850
N. Mt ?. TO Holly Springs, Is i,a5
Holly Springs to Salem, l6 LIS
Salem to Ripley, 20 1,g5
Holly Springs to Oxford, 80 200
Oxford TO Cofeeville, SO 200
Coffeeville 10 Grenada, 16 100
Grenada to CarroIlton, Is 1850
Carrollton to Lexington, 80 200
Lexington to Benton, .28 200
Benton to Yazoo City, 10 O,75
Benton to Canton, 20 200
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03

No cure NO pay.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03
2,5s5.l7

This fine tract Of Cotton Land was So
veral feet above the great inundalion OF
1914, and at least fouriilths Of i could
have boon cultivated last year. Il is two
and half miles only from the Ya1oo n
yer, aud lies about ,hroe miles west Of
Judge Chewnings famous Shell Bluff plan
tatiou, aud ono and hall north Of place
cultivated by Mr. Gearing, Of Carroll coun.
". The county road leading from Mari.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03

on, IN Carroll county, 10 tho Mississippi
river al Lake Bolivar, passes through this
tract. The growth isiarge dog wood, oak,
hickory. cherry, red bud, prirkly ash, cane,
&c. The timber, though large, ~ not
thick About three hundred acres we're
dcadened on this tract IN the year 1914.
A plantation could therefore be speedily
established. This land lies about twelve
miles northwest Of Honey Island, in
Holmes county, and the growth and coil
are similar 10 those long tried and cele-
braied cotton lands. Persons familiar
with tho growth on alIuyial soils will at
once perceive that tho Chickamah tract
has NOT been oyerilowed at any time during
the present century.
Also, another tract, one mile west Of the
Cbickamah place called
ToNcnA,
described in The township map rs follows:
A Of sec. 81, township Is, r. z W, 031.56
The southeast qr- section ", and
northeast ar. section 20, same
township and range, 32l.00
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03

township 30, range s west, 10000
This land joins plantation cleared by
Mr.. Lobdell, and is oxccllen, land.
Lot ,, sec. |, township 81, r, 8 w., 96.s3
This lot fronts on The Mississippi river,
A fine place for woodward called
eREENwooD,
on the lefl bank Of the Mississippi river,
at The foot Of the bar about 1--WE miles be.
low tho mouth Of White river, being lots
!, ., 3 and 4, Of sec. 4, 20, r. y W, 207 o.
This irac, fronts half mile on tho Mis-
sissippi river; and boats run close 10 the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

Trains leave Fall Eiyet, daily, Sundays
excFplrd, for Taunton, Boston x Providence,
at u. m. aud 30. IA.
Trains leave Fall River daily for New
BedtoId, at aud D u. ~. and 81 y. m
Trans leave E"slun daily for Fail RIVER
at7 n. III. aud p. IN. -
Trains cave New Bedford daily for Fall
River, at "a a. IN. and "a 3. N.
, Passengers from Newport to Boston, New
Bedford g. Taunton, viii 20 tckctcd through
via this Road. by taking klnsIey's stage to
Fa! River.
The Stage that leaves Newport at %
o'clock, p. IN. connects wrh tho New Bed
ford train AT past ), at Fall River, wairl
arrives in New Bedford at past q.
Fare from Newport to Boston, S200
DO. do Taunton. %
DO. do New Bedford, 35
'Eckcts for the route can be procured at
X. b. kiNsLrr'S stage office III Newport, ,H,
Thnm"S street of
TIMOTHY tOGGESIlALI., Agent
SAMUEL II. ?. LEE, Sup'l.
June 10, ISl5-tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
~ Co., A%s
AS.1r;,. = 4 axgi girsss1 sS.4stS
S1y Ss s
])octrp.
SELECrtp.
RHFiRE ARE THEW

Where are they the companions or our games,
WiIh whom ~ youth wc sanbnIod on The
sod
Th" rey-lalrcd fathers aud The gentle danes, =,
" hose ho.pllabIe threshold, crst We lrod
The boauteons iurm( taa, taught our hearts To
love,
Aud woke our hopes aud fears with magic
spell; .. .~..
The cheerful friend, With whom wc. yont / .
Whpsu tales around ihe hyacb we lqypd so
! we'll ..
I Where are they 2
Where arc rtoy-le gay rrin of Ianshing
/ hours, .... .....'
/ Youth ongcd for morrowe aud glad lpslcr.
! days,
/ That joyous Sersnn of hopes budding Covers,
That fairy posia! To l;r'c thorny naln;
/ The pregnant sgnny seed months ~ !lo ca,,
The calm Jrighr moments oii,s April sky,
Ere stormy passion aud hccloudiug care
Had vcAcd and maued lis blue s1rcut--
Whcfe are lhcy
Where are lhcy-tlc fond dtcamy p bgo!nnl
youth,
Trugilug io-nIorruy, scorniul of today
As yet undolbting The far syren SlrutIl,
Slumbenng in hope sofi lap o"tranceh we
.ay; . ..- ..
Where are the gI"wing visions that arose
Before our cyes like purplug el",l'Is IF u,o,
OF beauty, fortune, hononr. aud rcpose,
Aud all the witchurios hope alone can weave,
Where are they ;
Where are lhcy-lho reg,Iyos Of liie's young
morn, ..-...-..
! The resolutions firm 10 br and ,o,
/ when, woakacss, difficulty laughed TO scorn,
Sage plans for iuurc years we iondl, drew
The deep dcy oledness Ia lov.i aud .rnih,
Tho manly purpose and The sacred yow,
That clustered, big with promise, IL our youth
Like opening sprlng bsIg, blushing on tho
bough--
Where are they
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
Newport Female Seminary.

A very airy situation has been selected rs a lucann
"A for Ihs Institution. The first term viii CONF
mgnce The 22d of May. The Misses COE establish this
pn iLs plan n. tue Troy fenlnle SEMINARY, win the
Confidence lEgl nsnutiOn could afford them model
more worthy al inilntUn. They have secured the
competent Teacherg IN each department, and Hrp
prepared offer the best literary advantages Ia locii-
heathtul climate.
Boarders, 300 per annum, including fuel in winter,
sea bathing IN summer aud M extensive Oi Eng
sh sjadgs, $500 will include music, drawing und
painting latin and modern languuges
Day SoholaIJ, 50 per II weeks. Primary Depart
mrut, % per ! Yeeks.
Ladies' desiring spend the bathing season in New
port will be received the seminary condition ul
nrsng some branch Of study, receiving lessons
Prot Eward, French class will apply before the 18Th OF
June. li,s admirable system q, teaching is TOO Vel
known To require Communications
REFERENCES.
/ NEwr0Rr.-Rev. G.. r.. Brunns. Rev. j. Thpvcr
Cant. TAYLOR 4. :. N, Capt. BrewCrtOn, u. =. Eng
neers Hon Henry T. Cranston PUleg t,arkc, ESD and
Samuel u. Vernon, Esq
New yuRK pr. Potts, Rev. T., Mason, Mcssrs
Prime, Ward a King. aud john Gihon, ESD
BRuoKLyN-Drs Stone, Cut.Cr Cox, Bro adhcad ana
Rev. Francis Nmion.
/, MonRIsTowN-Rev A. Henry D.mont
Lawrence Rev. Dr. Luwell. Rev. DAVID Reed, Rev
T.. \ Kuk, Rev. Wm NJ. Rogers, Rev. II. Winslow
Principal ot Beacon High school, Lowcll MGsoh Esq
| JAMAICA PLAiNs-Rcv. J. q. ChOules
| SAqA.S,I.-Rey, W. Preston, NJ, Hall McAlllster
! ESQ. fiant is SorreL A, \. Somcrs, Esq
|. ii ,cuE, EA-Dr WhrclN, light, Walter, Bowie, 30
n Newport May 10, leij.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

/ THIS House is now open tor the reception
of SUMMER VisiroRs, and PLEAsuRt PAH-
TIFs, 1T is lliree slures high, ana contains
about 40 spacious and airy iuhms. The bed
rauins aud parlors vary 'run 10 To ~ ie"t
square. aud are ~ feet IN height The Hall
extends lie entire length ui the House, and
j. admirably calculated for large parlcs'-
No pains has been spared by The snbScrlb"r
III furnishing The louise with all the rcq"l-
sites appcrlalniug to such al establishment.
SrahNGERs yIsilrrg the Island IN pursuit "i
braIih or pIcasurc. Will find the ATLANTIC
HOUSE. n most desirable resort, os well for
the comforts there afforded, n for lts brhniI-
ful location aud Gnc water prospect oI bay
and ocean.
attached to the House is n StabIr, shed
aud Ten-pln alley. liuRsts & CARKiAGts
are kept 10 It, and lloEsE kEhriNG careful
" attended to.
FAMILIES accommodated with board on
reasonable terms.
A sharc of the public patronage l. respect.
fully solicited. BENJAMIN BkoN n.
Portsmouth,. lunr. 18Th, lSi5.-,i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
Remedy fOg Short l'ropS.

An article in the American Agricu!-
turist in speaking oi the dronght and
the necessity Of finding some substitute
for the usual cattle feed, for the next,
winter, recommends oats end corn.
"rhere is" says he "plentY of time
for these TO mature sufficiently for lod
der, ii sown Immediately on good ground
well pioughcd ard narrowed. We
should select the earliest varieties OF.
corn, and SOW it in drills six inches a.
part, in preference 10 broadcast, as II
grows better and faster and ripens soon
est in drills Both Il &c oats and corn
should he stepped 3 days previous To
sowing, in water nearly blood warm,
with sal,peirc dissolved in it at ihe rate
Of an ounce to gallon then rolled IN
ashes or plaster, aud immcdialcly sown
and veil covered. This Will accelerate
their coming up and add much to the
rgpidi,y growth. lfguano, at the rate
I Of 800 lbs. per acre, made into COM
post Of ] part to % qt rich fine soil, or
/ any other ieriiillng material, could be
| given for top-dresslng, II woGlG add
to the early maturing and rpcn'nS ol
i the crop.
"No,hing is superior for horse feed
TO oats cul when The berry is IN the
milk, and then chopped rp with broad
iIayc, or IN straw cutter. We have
sGvn oats Us late as the 10Th July, and
got good crops for this purpose. They
Iuoay be mown with scythc, aud cured
and stacked like hay. Caution should
be used in drying ;hcm well bclor,
stacking, and as they are pu, away 1t y
"a rood thing to scatter / to. 6 quarts o
fnc salt per ton on ihc straw. II era
died and Bound III shcaycs, they shoul'
be made small otherwise, OWING 10 th'
Ia.encss Of the season, there Is SrcGl II
/ ability TO mould aud NOW burning 80 h'
- corn may I've lell till frost comes, u
hopes of getting young ears. II anus
then he cut up close to the ground, am
bound in small shocks, and g lew q
these only set up together, and aS open
c " as possible, so as to let tie AR cIrcu
late freely through them, The stalk
mus, be we'll dried LPlorc stacking, an
4 to8 quarts of sgli per ion to tics
say nothing about buckwhcal, as It Is
grain so COMMONLY sown AT tins S'asn
II is no: necessary 10 mention u. u
straw is Gs valuable Tor fodder a. thal I
oats, being rated al 10 To 100 n con
,parison with good hay.
,o "MIllci IS an excellent CROP, so"
u broadcast like oats It's straw lor i"'
der in comparison with good hay :
80 To 100 oat straw Is as 10 to lou
"Turnips may be cultivated a. Sn
lac stituto Tor hay. II j. too late to sow M
other than the common white field vaI
ety. Ashes is the best manure Tor ii''s
aud plaster at the rate oi =! or > oushr
per acre will have partial 'lt,' u u
season be tolcrably 'mni>t, "lhti"'
., very little \ top dtcso,ng ol Ilun N'
- clablc earth, guauu compost am W.
.tourd stable mduWc. '- good ''"'O
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

%,5.1l, THE subscribers have just
sss AA compl"tcd new aud spacious
lsEM BoARpIN4 House ou ,StdcOnnd
Paint three aud IL hal, miles ,;0m LdHe
Compton Commons, and one nile from the
bra,6, where h" wal pe ready by the lsl Of
August to accCiun.udaic transient c"mpany
aud permanent boardcrs reasonable terms,
aud hc hopes IN satisfactory mann"r Ills
house Is large aud newly finished iArnng gh"ut.
The eJyanlag"s for iuwl.ag, fishing and
bathing al Seaconnct Point are probably nn-
surpassed AZ any resort IN The country. Fish
IT all kinds always provided at short notice,
aud Fish Chowirrs for earIrs 90 up ia hrst
ta,e order aud no eXerlIoud Ga tJc part OF
the proprietor w;ll :" sparcdto render per
sous glslt,ng The house comfortable aud AT
Aoac. Tho most experienced and sklIiui
Cuoks aud attendants are provided.
n. B. Conveyance from Boston Tue days
Thursdays, aud Saturdays, VIA New ErGf"rd,
NLrrc ihere wlll be- "A Stage to cunycy per
sous dire, / to the house Cnng"ynace from
Boston via Fail River eg".y day. fInm
Providence conveyance every day 10y stage,
,ia Fall River.
Ihe house Will he conducted strictly upon
Temperance prlnclOlcs. l.. & j. COE
August Zlh, lSlJ -3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

hnwryer, IN Il newly cleared piece OF
ground, with sheep folded on II week
or Nv" previously, Is the best prepara-
NDn that can be devised for turnIp
crop. They ought to bq fed out ea'iy
IN the season. Otherwise ihey bccoipo
p,ihY aud are nearly valucles" besides,
it is difficult to keep them during severe
weather, aud being of cold watcry ma
ture, they are not near 50 beneficial IN
our frosty winters as IN England, where
the weather is 80 much mlder
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

AMERICAN IouRNhL or N.ANiry. The
pcriodIcals. conducted by the officers "i ,Ho
New York Slutc LunHtlc Asylum continues
to grow IN interest and value. i l4 pub
llShcd quarterly, q; tie low price at ON"
dollar year, ~ advance. ur" contains u
great amount OF Information, original aud
selected ~ regard 20 the treatment OF the
insane. The number uow before ~, the
first of Volume ., opca5 with an interesting
historical account OF the BioomlngdrIc Asy
lum. from the pen uf the Resident phys'c'an,
DR.. PIN, Earle. The second article treats
Of modcn improvements IN ih" construction
ycu,llatloa aud warming ul buildings for the
Insane The loGIth article presents sum
mary of the lunaric Asylums N the United
States, aud from thus we have compiled the
Sublolucd tabular statement -
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DAILY FORWARDING EXpeES:

DAILY FORWARDING EXPEESS,
EOk lnrge and smn!l Packages (rxc!uding
d Mail maitrr) between Newport, Bnstou,
Fall River, Taunton aud New Bedford
Freight IN large quantities taken at reduced
rates.
Office in Newport at l37, Thames street,
opposite b Mafsh's Shoe Store.
+. COGGESHALL, Agcai,
Oliice in Boston al DooIittle'S Cny'rav"rn
Bralic street, June 10.
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State of Rhode Island, Sc.

NEWPORT, Sc. CLERKS Office, Supreme Court
"urRrAs, Lydia Collins, of Tivcrron,
w in said copny, wife Of Richard Col
ins, hath this day Gled her petition, praying
for certain reasons contained therein, that
said Court would pass n decree, dIssoIvIng
the bonds of marriage now existing between
her and the said Richard and whereas the
SAID Lydia hath also filed her affidavit that
sand Richard is now IN parts unknown to her.
Notice IL Hereby given to SAID Richard that
/ he be and appear oeiore sad Court, next to
be holden at Newport, within and TOR the
county Of Newport, on the fourth Monday
of August, lSi5, (f he shall see iit,} end
then and there to respond to said petition.
WI. GILPiN, CIerk.
.Atispod, Juiy %, lola 81
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Administrators Notice.

'I't!E T. subscribcr hereby gives notice that
! hc has been duly appointed 10y th" Count
of Probate of the town of Nrwpor. admnls
traitor de- bonls non wrh ~" will annexed
ru The estate of Walter El,lon, late OF
Nrwpor,. dec, aud has Dak"n upon himself
that lrus, by giving bonds ne tho law d.
rrcts.-Al PERSONS having demands ogn'nS'
sand estate are requested to present ih" snn'
for settlement, auG all pcr.Qns indebted Il
make mmcdwtc payment to
DANIEL. &. DENllhM. .7imr =.
ID bonis non triih ht 0W mHtr'd.
Newport July 10, lsl1. ~
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gsYgI .g!g.l'lss5.

Court Of Probaie, Newport .a"g. /. kS@&
BETFR T. REMINGTON, admInlsiraior on
Z the estate "a James l.. TI.Icy, late of
N"wpori, rope muke:, dec, presents hls first
account on said estate Tor allowance.
The same is read and received and refer
red for consideration to. a Court of Pro
bate, To be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on the fist Mondey in Sept.
next, at o'clock q. M, and Uoiice thereof
Is ordered to be published three successive
weeks - The Herad Qfhe Times that III
persons interested may appear at SAID time
and place and be heard.
"A true copy witness,
7 b. B. liowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.