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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-24
National House,
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PROpRTEToR

TchOupitouIas Street, NeU Orleans.
THE Subscriber respectfully so-
l5Eash licits continuance of the patronage
so literally bestowed the last season, and
promises TO leave nothing undone to render
his guests comfortable. The ladies' depart
ments Of the National, are inferior to no
house in the Southwest. The House has
undergone a complete renovation.
Oct. 1, lS44.-l4:lY
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-24
FOR SALE.


corn LOT Sale.
"OE propose 10 sell two thousand bush
~ els Of CORN at our plantation,
miles north Of Yazoo city. Our terms are
cash, and the prices so cents at the CRIB, or
rs cents delivered in town.
]. g. w. REGAIN.
November l, 1914. l7-lf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-24
Oct. %, ls44.-l6:9t.
Public Sale Of Real Estate:

uUlIC OdlC III lOCdI ESLdJCs
IT WILL sell at public Auction in the
- town Of Benton, by order and decree of
the Hon. Probate Court of Yazoo county,
Mississippi. on the Bird day Of March, A. D.,
1915, upon a credit Of twelve months, the
following described tracts of land, viz: an
undivided half interest in the northwest
quarter of northwest quarter and east half
northwest quarter and west half northeast
quarter Section No. l, and northeast quarter
Of southwest quarter Section No, %, Town
ship Ia, Range No. /, East. containing $40
acres. Whole interest in west half norh~
east quarter and southeast quarter Section
81, Township IA, Range No. !. East, con-
tanning about $40 acres. Whole interest in
west half northeast quarter, and the south
east quarter Section q, Township ID, Range
No. !, East, containing about $40 acres
These two tracts lay in Holmes county
Whole interest in the southeast quarter Sec
ton No. "a, and southwest quarter Section
No. %, Township Is, Range No. 6, West,
containing about 900 acres.-This land lies
in Washington county.
ALSO-An undivided half interest il
the southeast quarter Section No. 25, and
the northeast quarter and west half southeas
quarter Section Sc, Township No. l3, Range
No. l, West, containing about 400 acres =
This land lies in Yazoo county.
JAMES BILES, Admir-,
Of Abner G. Harrison, decd.
Benton. Dec. 81, 1914 25-3t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01
Ser Waferton661Jreun unb 05ei1f ber 3eif
Oie Slational 3eitun9.
Organ eer belttfden 8ep0lferuns in oen Ser,
eltll9ten G5taatet
. a fdin9tom, Q. 6.


gladcem es benz unterseihneten oerauseeber biefee
8ates seunsen III, 1eie @tnribtng babitt sn Derpoa
dnbt9H, caB er crtan bcfen fann, Der Grftaung be,
aItf9obe elmer beutfd1en 3eitun9 am Ne9ernna8Tbe
Der Ser. Staaen alf entpredenoe gSeile gu 9eui9en
oarf cerfbe nit oefto 9r6Berer 3uperlId 6as beutfde
gubfunl tberot in ben 8eyein9ten Staaten snr In
tertibun9 oisies oeutfden @entralsOr9an6 etnIaben
Die 8eeeung feiner suS9abe prins bon felbft in Die
9u9en tnb tann ntt oerfegIe, eiienl lolden 8latte
Elm te1cnperes uno crb6bteS Snteree su perIeiben.
lGafdtueton 1T nidt aein Der MtteIpunft unb Serb
uneres pplitifhen 9ebenS = -es fann atdb ais Neupt-
abt Der in tbrer Sreiteit td9lid d1 9epaItiger et
wdelnren Der. Staateu, redtei9entlib Der gorpofsn
Ices freien menliden SortfhritteS Der geuseit 9e-
nannt ,perben. Snsbelonbere iIno AUDI Die gerbanb-
mn9en be6 @on9rees, tpetdes oiees 8latt 1T fortfa
fenoer m69lid Dol(dnoi9er leberobt ltefern miro,
bon aueroroentIidem Sntereile fir bas gauge eano
unb es ldBt b ertparte, baB Die beoprebence lar9e
Sisnng be6 @pnsreies oprsu96pee eine b6hit beipe9
Ite ltnb iutere6ante iein peroe.
Die ,Mational>3eun9" erIheint sorIdufs ru6oteut-
Hid in bcppelten @ebtunt Tcrn,at 5u Dem relle ocn
I$2 90 per Sabr in 9crau6besabtnng
QBafh ing ~ ben 8 9ln9uit l845
S. g. &lend.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01
@olfs<8ibliotbef ser Deutfcben glofIIfer.


gntbalteno eine 9IuSpahL Der pcr,alidjen Gebtobte
Gr5dhlnn9en, Sdanipiele, II. T. 10.
Druf une 9etaS BON s.. qB xbomas, Slr l5o Galrpbil
StraBe, pbaeslpDia.
0as ere 5tft Der ptfs 8i6c6ct per Statlbru GofTi.
ter 1T bers rfbtnen ut mir legeu pabe unrn perebrts
DEN sanpslenen uno tbur8er por, nb 9lauten Icit bt
2eune na65ntrnmen, meder prfbicben Seiten aus.
5eifrc9cn wurbe: baBes n tlps CUR a9tnbnen ltnrbals
n9, fpnbern and sur alSenenen 8louns Beebrnn8 is
res 70 3ohlreden @tanes oer Sleem QSt ojen bic Scr,
2Serfen nnrcr pcntfbtn SdrftteGer IN hpen 5eftem Il,
psranfaltet.
tin oie ais m6sl Die 4robufte Der ipIenf6ai6en
nits nerts alten 9aterlares ~ rrbr, nr aud, oeit cc
niger Semittettea Die Nnas bier 9pfs itlc6ee ,trs
titern, laffen mir cnat ein 6eft, Sd titsn fart 1T
rm frbi8e mf6la8 sa Dem prce 10 Gents erbei net,
6Scn unfere a,osete OlitbHrar ben bcben qB ,rtb
anerfnen ets fir Gute anb Srbatete stfat blette
inb, iDrn oefAma fir bas Sb6ne nnr Jk9e auf Ginper
unos Gntel nfer9ebcn laficn
Seoia9unsen J:
Seeer rep Sutferbent perrft 4 nur ;lr 1nnabte pp,
zen ndien 8anc ju nebncn 8eim tfte prp ein 6apf
Sife nno el Snealts 8rSei4aB pes sane 9atbes sert
Nblteferun9 eines ben oes III Der @brip.
Irns qres eafr 10 eents, jutntribtenriefe ,e infer
Der Acorefe @ 2B. Ibtnles, 9r 1O5, ganoipDa @trasc
pbiaeelpba werbt frantic erbtten leplsen ~ ubs
itrftlcnen ppn Dem Setra9e ~ eoer5ct 3enrre.
Ses ertfe ftoer QplfsbttlioDte lit beres erfbientt
no fa III Der OiIe 0aterlapsfre,ibs eaefe6et oer
pc mir bmen germ nttbreite oalr an Der ,aehp,ter
ellt9e preis [n eipnes effpon ga Se tpntt bos auf
O madt es eoem m6Si m af biee Dce site tpertb
pel sBbltptbt an3an inb NIT ben @drtftffcrn unres
an arlaipts etrtrat 5uwerbtn 9ruf papter ub Qtts.
|ifattnn8 ltnp pcrS19li6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01
Sebneioer I G5eltbdft.
9detolats Splr.

:peiflld5e Gascaratpas StraBe, Gartcn Sbio.
M1kfHa6 feincn &anbtit nb Dem pubum hermit Biz er
[g% S6ene Nn3ctSe baB nod i,mer fcrtfa6rf obtae
nantes 8efaft IN alien cntn perbbeic 3eist az, feinn
alten @tanbpunf IN Der wetflem Iusearafas Citrate Dem
uSrautln Joaafe fbra8 sesendter, su bereibe,,
Sene Nrteit sarantrter, mad Ser fSnn uAb ba,erboftt
fen art no IN ueeereinimHlns NIT rer paten unb teeb.
en gooc 5n persrtI8en- CT eDa nonatti8 oe 1pats n
llpbe Jeu yort unb 5ptp6Aentl BON Varis 9Tramf
re 9eine 8epin8unsn no mad ben Soften srid5tet ,pis
str59nfi6.
Sertig 8emahte 3feibuna,
lalt e es ai, ao nno s qerfaufIu br tisen pree,,
fur Sa sefs cbr anntbmtAre $atpespreftc
Canton Sch II, is45. 29st.p
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01
Neues Wirtbsbaue
in % Ooifer @agne @ountA 0bic,
.utt CSdhi(h wnn
gum @Ailp ppn
"QS / 5 { { n1 s. eQ.7

|unb baS publifum, bas er; an feinen Sau{e an Ser
@de Der eibertY StraBe nnb ben Marft-G Gierede auf
Der ndbfen ectte welflid pom @ourtbaufe, unb bon
Safe unb Sonee's Stobr, frd9 se9enrber anqefanqen
etn Dentlides @alfbauS Sn balen, tpoielbf er tets
6eret feir Iptro, Reifenoe s perb, g9ase NIB Gue,
ant PIE bet1 uilo bequeme gsetie sn bsiprtbe itnb
etner Sets ntebS nan9eln lafen miro nm allqemeltc
3ufrtebenbett st geber.
Da ieine 8ebdultdfeiten nle;(tens nelt rno qerdus
mig, ieine&ude, Sdenfe, SdtafSinmer uuo staltnno
reilif nltb.mt benz befen oerfe6cn lub, unb berbeS
eine 9tebnun9en billtg etn tperbcn. p erwartet er
onrd1 prcmpe Beotenng nno lor9fdltige slufnerffam
Felt etne Sbe Der bffent1cn gunlt su peroienen unb
erbaften. Gbri Il. Gm, fpr
g8ooiter, Otio, Sft. IS, 1914. " I1-tp.
@r fdbrt iiber bie6, pie frither fort, eine G,rc
eerD. tm@rcB unb 8eiuoerfau n betreiben, anb piro
id1 freuen, fene &uneen audi III pie(e 3pci9e ,u Be-
bienen. o o" =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01
$ n It org en9ieBere /,
Welu tt1ro Gg1fnnIfmn

a n a 8n ton, Gtarf Go.
ttuteen tbre Srennbe uno san,e Wutlifum hoe e.
Otnrj3 IN gcfadftsperbnpung oper partnttfbn
ese At 0uBarte miro auf 9eut8 promp unb u, se III
Sen presisn vcn ge. perrtis ae arten BON oefen Sod
pe0ifFe pFnSe Nalbtnere. .Saen, 70 mic berba,rt oI ~
gte Sae 8eDorl8e e8entdnbc, mcrbtnin 3ufuft pp Gn
a',f 9ano pelbe prseen cceenSnSe
eroe1 pep tbun pnn c bel aiirlftn ihr mir
nbrjeu9t fnb Bag fc petlt Qca6cntp, Ht
fer lno fppDlfcitr Sn faun im @tanbe fnb o. e p'',
Sutton BEN 8tcn Oe3emktr, 1872 22.b
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01

0y$N fiT Ibepbpr ou m nj /, aus bein Siesierunss,
~ beiirf aHdntfcr, @sitrbalen
Ssrlslbe anbsts prrtses Sar 1T Sleu or tpot er ne
Sah8 as 1aSrbner arbete, bat aber ebem te,e &unpe
spr ron m 8estben ,no n untersetbner 8rucer mic aud
ls S.ter es por nerse 2Ro6sn eteaas in ben Ser ct
pem. Weshab e i'm anocre bic po inn pien 1oltea
e0fl9lf erfuaent 1abri9t sebcn 81 faGen an
6-4 Bernbaro 2beobor 6nmri> Buffalo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01
ganfnotenlife.

g8ericbtet bon 6 II s uno g a n ettp, @eIom1fler,
an Der Goro-Slf gde bon W2atne lttto 3ten GtraBe,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01
90 q b f t a d E II

q = 49, Z = - =
0ISD III 3afos mipf, esmtes RON prot,,.
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estsm samat ysres ' I, It Sabre i'm sap ee gar, Dsa
W nut atnoert 1T Dlilpantie ansetonlite,t ,rr
soannerV Dsl@anfe 2Disfonin Ierr. s4u,. I'D"'
ORn ~ Sobann 81 unnc.ina d DER ana a.a
60. Canton BERT ST felt 1927 In, Sanbe ogleeasr
eler peoIeion en Batter Occe, eine 8rSe sfIn
~ w u atoe teltnee l 1T Oilnat pntdbeu febnlit
aaSr'aa m son tb nnr Der appre isfonn @anerV a
l't . wv. 5s4t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01

SE$N IN Sob l6tnri4 Snbfinanit, aus qBittase S..
~ ~ n1sreb .6anncDer ?-Derete FAN, pcr 8 Sab.
zen IN Die Der Staaten anp fol- f nadb ancustp 0p,lp
Obtc beSebn taben, no ct ais Bauer artes Seue trei
9peern winf8n febnlif 9adrit abe, tein {sbst pSer
xrb jn erbalten.
Die AsSrsffe teaiete su madsen: spb. $ einri d.
Snetop, in 9Dhsturs, 4a. 6.a
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01

gnbalteno etne 9lastpahl Der oor,i9lihten @ebtbte
@rSahlnn9en, Sdbauipiele, H. {. 10.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-01
Cine Mab|mdble uno 8auerei ~ perfQufen

(Gtne cute @tte9cnbtit.)
Der llnerhrie6ene btetet, inter Sen bil(iolfeu ge
oln9nn9en nno Inn ben balben Bertb, eie fd5Sne go.
ere u'o e,ne Wahnllble, 9ele9en III 5adfon Gamtbip
Start @ountD, Sbc, nno befanut inter Dem Non,an
Maobrcof Mta,'' gum 8erfauf aus Die gpnble eot
an etuem ME feblenoen Wafer nit % TuB San. mnS
latf benahe ba5 9anSe c5abr binburc nit bier stei
men. Sie 1T in euem 9uten 3ufanb uno fam Gjefhdf
te fir &aueute no euben oerridten, uno lieat in,
vtftelpnntt enee Der idonlfen eanortde fir Wotseu
I'M Staate, balbme98 spiidber MafTapn unb sutton.
uno Weilen bonn Sbbo Canal o'''''1
Die 8aneret miro entpeoer 9auS ooer ,um 9beil
nit Der Wnble oerfauft nno e,thdt 200 9lefer onsnel
inhteS eano III gntem uno oerbeGerten 3ufono.
Gin 9uter Sltel ooer 9fedbt, miro oarauf qeqeben-
Sur oas 9abere erfuoi9e mani fie entpeber ouf DEM
ase elbt eoer bci benz llnterseioneten in grnscm
Sbto. Geproe slp ;0lt','.o"' ~
MalIlort l. 2tusu1 1874. 4-b' =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

tylheavy doses of the rascay East wind but this is
mainly avoided by residence few miles inland,
from whence one get TO business with very little
loss of time, and actual saving as to expense
house rent and the like. Among the suburban resi-
dences that are most sought, are those of Dedham,
Newton, NC, about dozen miles from the city,
whence the cars whisk person into the city in half
an hour or less, and at any time of the day.
Perhaps you have seen something in the papers
lately respecting Sophia Hunt, very pretty young
lady, lately hauled up to Court in this city charge
OF passing counterfeit money II seems that she was
rather. the dupe of some gay Lothario than an
complete in the money business and under these cir
cumstances the Court gave her light sentence such
as a small fine, thirty days imprisonment, &c. But
ordered her to give bonds in the Of 800 to keep
the peace for six months This is droll idea, and
one for which I. S. Gushing, Esq, Judge Of the Mu-
nicipal Court deserves patent. Only think of put
ting pretty girl under bonds to keep the peace, be-
cause she passed counterfeit money! Gushing is a
new Judge and not very bright at that and does
no great credit to his appointee, Gov George Nixon
Briggs.
In thetway of theatricals just now, there is not much
doing. Mrs. George Barrett is playing short en-
gagement at the Boston Museum and draws crowded
houses. She is most wonderful woman, looking
now absolutely pumper, fresher, and handsomer,
than she did twelve years ago She plays with some,
thing less of vvacily than formerly, but with full
enough OF life In fact too great an exuberance Of
spirits was her chief dement, as an actress in her
younger days. Age has remedied this failing, and
she presents her characters with striking effect
Her voice has also improved from what it was in
early days, il being now stronger and fuller, and
re deeper in tone than formerly Her beautiful eyes
which drew forth the warm encomiumsrof Fanny
Kcmbe years ago, have all that sweetness of express
sion and brilliancy which then rendered them the
charm of the fremont boards. "Love's Sacrifice, "
is play in which she appears to great advantage land
in this she is most ably supported by Harry smith,.
She also does great justice to that splendid play OF
Shakespeare, '.As You Like It,, in which she appear
some sad passages in the life of this remarkable wo-
man. who is now forty years old but hope her
last days may be her best and brightest. She has
found true friend in Mrs. L. M Chlds of your city,
genuine philanthropist.
Your devoted Guy FAUX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
City Intelligence.

FrnE.-Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in No.
Roosevelt street, which communicated with the house
No. 9. The facts these: The fue Of the house No
by unforeseen circumstances, took fire. and connect
ed with hall in the adjoining house. and was burning
rapidly several fire companies shortly on the spot
who by cutting away the partition between both houses
also part OF the roof at got to the root Of the
fiery element which they in very short time extin-
guished The amount of damage done will not exceed
the amount Of $780, We understand the premises are not
insured.
Police Omce-MAY 4-ArTEMrr SrEAL.-About3
o'clock this morning, individual supposed to be Will
liam Johnson detected in the entry Of the house Of
Hugh Glhooly Of No. 81 Mulberry street and
supposed he did not upon any charitable proper
motive, he taken to the Watch House. from thence
to the Police Office, and from thence to the Tombs
A TAINTED HAM.-Richard Ham, regular bad one,
stole from Billy DAILY, Of Catherine street. silver watch
for which he was confined at the Police ONCE.
A CoAr (SoT) OF ARMoUR-Smoke Armour and Henry
JONES' stole from board the brig Baltic the pro
perty of Jas. Brown.
war! WAR WAR John Quinn was SO inspirited by
the reports of the meetings in Philadelphia that he
kicked up general row. and when watchmen Rose and
Dicks attempted to arrest him, he drew sword and
deavored to it through them, it is said for which
breach of tho peace he taken to the Watch House.
and yesterday fined for disordery conduct. The bust
ness at the Police dull
Coroner's Ohic.-MAY 4-Nothing in this depart
ment TODAY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

The Orphean Family gave their first concert in
Augusta on the LIST inst, and were well received.
The Hughes Family have been giving concerts in
Columbia, with great success.
The New York Circus having closed its perform
in Boston, its company have now commenced their
travelling They to proceed directly to Pro-
vdence performing all the large towns their route
The celebrated Rivea Family travel with them.
The Circus and Amphitheatre under the manage
ment of Mcssrs Stckney and Buckley about to visit
st. Louis from New Orleans
Mr. and Mrs Bonnie, and the beautiful Oceana,
the distinguished dansense from the New Orleans thea
tresn arrived at Nachitoches, their way to Fort Je
sup, to fulfil an engagement.
That legal, reverend, managerial individual, Old
Sol" arrived in ST. Louis the 25th ut The company
right after him, and the theatre TO open the
2sth.
Mr.. ]. c. Andrews, assisted by his daughters and
gave Grand Concert OF vocal and instrumental
etc Thursday evening last In Troy, for the benefit of
he Pttsburg sufferers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
Personal Movements.

Dixon H. Lewis, Senator from Alabama, passed
through Richmond on Saturday, on his way home.
The Church of the Pilgrims in the city of Brook
yn have called the Rev. Prof shepherd Of Bangor Me-
TO be their pastors the Church cdicc will to completed
about tho LIST ofJuly.
The Presbyterian friends of the Rev. Septlmus
fusion late Chaplain to the United states Senate are
ern Liberties Philadelphia.
Hon. John Quincy Adams arrived in Boston on
Saturday morning, from Washington. The venerable
went to Providence in tho steamer
Rev. Mr.. Linn Of SAINT Louis, has Instituted a
suit against Ferdinand Kenne and Samuel B. Churchill
Esqrs growing out of the assault Of the first named gen
castigation the friend Of Mr. X Damages laid at
twenty five thousand dollars.
Henry Clay, Jr. has declined being candidate tor
Congress in the Lexington District He prefers to sup
port good whig he says TO the honors Of an election
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.

HALr-rAsr . O'CLOCK.
Tho PRrspEsr stated the subjects prescribed by the
b BUSINESS committee for the remainder Of the day.
Professor JOHNSTON offered the following resolution
Resolved, That committees may be appointed from
in the vicinity of all the principal Northern rivers
emptying into the Atlantic Ocean from the territory
United States to make the necessary measurements and
experiments and to ascertain az accurately as may be-
the amount Of documentary matter annually carried by
Professor DEWEY thought it would be better to defer
the nomination Of tho committee till next day.
Professor LOOMS of opinonahat it would be more
desirable to appoint committee at once.
Professor oLMsrrp suggested that the better way
would be to appoint committee composed of limited
number, with power to add to their number
withdrew the motion for the present.
sum Of the state Of New York. These rocks he said
rocks, and in Of different sizes imbcddcd in the
rocks sometimes partially hrystazcd at others so well
dwell upon the rocks with which it was associated Tho
general opinion that il occupied line by itself
whereas tho fact was that 1t found in isolated masses
in other sorts OF rock therefore, when he spoke Of gp
sum, he did not speak Of il as stratum although he
might do so of the gypsyferous earth; When common
SO in accordance with obvious quality, appear
ance or association so gypsum called ashes One
was curved; and when in contact with limestone tho
latter cracke in small pieces giving color the
notion Of the common people that il still uphcaving
After stating numerous facts in proof that gypsum
not OF continuous formation, connected stratum, he
alluded to plausible theories to its formation
oome accounted ioT ~ tnIouBn the presence OF
rite Of calcium, but this he discarded, such sub
stance was to be found in the earth 1t to be had
origin with chry stalizaion As to the curves and
cracks which suggested tho idea Of upheavng he was
disposed to attribute II to the settling of the
loose earth after solidfcation as the settling
would present the same appearance. After making sevc
raj other remarks the Speaker said that he did
the purpose of bringing tho subject before the Society
for the purpose of asceraining the position il gypsum
were the same in other places
The PRrsrprsr invited members to state whatever
uuie
being made on the subject,
DR.. JAcKsor arose and addressed the meeting the
Barometer He set out with stating that instrument
usually imperfect than the barometer and the
price was IN the inverse proportion to its perfection.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

The number of acres Of surveyed land in both the
Canadas, at the disposal of the Government Is
acres The Montreal Herald says that the whole OF the
unsurycyed lands is assumed be 900 acres reck
oning for fifteen miles in the OF oil surveyed lands
but II extended the Hudsons Bay terrsory, inc 'otai
will bo lO7 ,s56, 900 acres. s, =. =
Al the last accounts the fire in the Dismal Swamp
was raging with undated fury. The captains of two
were apnrehen times that they would be compel
led 10 abandon their vessels, intense the heat
They are attempting ant-rent proceedings IN Iowa,
in tho southern portion of the territory No acts Of vio
enco had been committed at last accounts, but strong
fears we're felt that disturbances must ensue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
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mnf garments OF every description style Of elegance
nov ssd ready for delivery Those who
from the use q the Instruction contains would do well
tam acopy without delay The book to II inches square
and contains elegant diagrams Of all the various styles gar
nen worn at the present day with full and ample
few Of many highly respectable names who testify to the
merits OF tho books =: ~ '' W ~
The undegned being practically acuusatsd with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise on Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
plieaton to cutting superior heretofore published either
10 Europe America. : 1865
p. Henry Soa Daniel Cutter staats Banker Charlie.
Cox w Tycn& Co.. B. =. Homer, James Daily John liza
viland, J. H. Banker.
above be obtained Of the author No i Broadway
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

LADIES'
Sa) FABHIONABLE STRAW HATS. V
CARL KING, the well known and celebrated *
Straw H. Msnustu5.I bes leave to inform the Lade: that
Hats Of every description, At his store, No. II Division street
He particularly calls the attention Of the public examine his
shape called the Bohemian Gpsey which for beauty and
stands unrivaled.
NJ B-Impoed Lace Ncapolian Hats fashionable shapes
81 imsre CARL KING, II Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

FATAL ACCIDENT IN DoRcHEsTER.-AIr. John
Faxon of Quincy, was instantly killed on Friday,
forenoon by being thrown from hisl wagon For about
twenty years he has attended the Boston market daily
with provisions lie was his way home yesterday
and stopped to water his horse the stone store in
Dorchester at the junction Of the Ncponsct Bridge and
Stone Bridge roads, II supposed his horse started
he was getting into his wagon the first known of the
accident the noise Of the horse running when Mr. r.
found In the road quite dead in about ten minutes
from the time he last His age was fifty -four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

10 BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS.
( ,ROSSlNG FULTON FERRY-A very neat Saloon has
Just bean lifted at the United States Hotel (entrance
stsr street joining the bar Of the Hoe first
Tables Eagle frames aud marble ed-better Tables than
any IN this country except Bassfod old
town on q: east side WIN 6sd che Hotel Saloon well
himself TO have It kept Hspscsabs For exercise only.