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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04
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 , MSNSM3A%MSSM%MtM on hand and manuiac- %S3S&MMM$NM&sSSA lures to order the Ssk 1laal l1i1lSlSss2aSS SANGLESEA LEG.
 M nude m Europe where its utility is
 well known. He has worn an An-
 ,,eseA i,r thirteen years, studied under
 he celebrated Dr. Potts of London,
 and believes he is the first to offer this
 yaIaable article in the United States, q Asimuch has been said and i.ttle done - fin ,his caiii;ry.> towards improving Artific,al Legs, he would avoid pnfflng ano prefer giving references 10 gentlemen of the hsnest sana- inr who are using bis work. bu, who are delicate about having ihe,r names published. helefenees may be had hy addressing the subscriber post pa'd'
 = rf ,t..1-. JOHN SHAW, .ai jans 2sEno. Poa Office. Box s4s St Lonls. Mo. DRODUCE-5O bbIs molasses .., ,..s i.''le u 9O hSds N Orleans Sugar. fair quality .s,
 l50 bbls Rec,itied Mhlsksy @Is. ol.aa..it
 100 ;bbis Superfne Flour f' l" , .,.
 800 bugs White Corni In store ...
 1s0 bhis-Suser6ne Flour, to arrive PIT
 febs, E,r sale ay MARSHALL, ROWE co. 101AKEN from the Asii,ory last night fine Bea.
 yer Cloth Cloak, the person who took it w'' p!ease leave it al the office of feLl hns agas (. .. m F. C. CENIE ~ " VTTHISLEY-5O bbls superior rectited, just re- w ceiyed per steaa, schr. Eagle, will be sold low from the wharf by ssll % REERs A SMITH. teph uaiH kgfll v L-l------ n 11;GING s KOPE-lOO pieces of Gaudings b patent Bageing. 100 coils Kentucky Rope' for sale low to close an invoice by l.N u-,.l sesso 2 iebl CIV. OGDEN, 7S and 77 wa'srst. NYROP-Made from the juice of sugar cane, ' S barrels, half barrels, and demijohn.' 'n sa,e febl bG lsg&oias sai ie es. wv. -..---. IrnIl. IME-2OO casks best quality Thomaston s,one, Al landing at Government st wharf ana LOT saie y f.bt tt@e J.H klyEko ". ANosHEN BUTTrR-75 krkins Orange Co. 'r " store and for sale by .. fo STARCH-2O0 boxes various brands, for sae o' S o' JOHN PHILLIPS, lr' f.bl sss < corner Csu,i and Water q. SALT7-Ia beached sacks, for sale in the ba, hS nnd on the wharf by slssaa4J sga 4. v 2. sst iebi D. WHEELER, 2s St .Michael-si. HNIDER-lO bbls Newark Cider in store and vii " be sold low to close consignment by --.
 fcbl BEERS q SMITH. ~HiTE SEED OATS-7OO bushels of bes w quality f0r sale by tis fAl' s... Gehl ,..si AsGILBERT < BRO, 50 com-st ,DErIT 6ULF COTTON SEED-s0 s,cks, ii U xued order and watranted genuine, for sale b! fsbf z. 4, GII.BE;er I < BRO 1Q Can,-s. . Ss TORAuE for 50J0 barrels can De had is asfir .O Proof warehonse. sAghJjityINs YHE4H
 -fsbl D. wHEELER. % Ss MiehssLst. fNL0UK-Haif bbla best Northero, fos sale hy
 E fsbS JOHN O'RElLLY 70.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

.HH SHEhtFF'S NOIICE. ,..... COMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile coun!y, on C the S3d January, IS45, by Josiah Wilkins, Esa a Justice of the Peace, a runaway slave called TOM, black, aged about 22 years feet Tor 8 'nch- es hlgh, has small over the lat eye and says he belungs to Levi Martin, Sr., of Perry coun'y' Ala, The owner is requested to come iorward' prove property, pay charges and take him away' otherwise he will he dealt with according to law m suc, cases made and provided to pay pii lees
 ian25 lSif c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M ..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

EGARS-lO0N superior Trsbucos and Regalias.
 - ian.ling rom schooner Augusta i'. n Havana, Also, barrels of Paper Segarr, ,or sale bS jaa2s V. LkbAhoN'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

OAGGING AND ROPE-Of best power an ID hand lso,n brands, in store and for sale on time for approved papper by
 iau2s f.W, McCoy & CO, s5 Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

NG RS. GEORGES BOARDING AND DAY UlSCHOOI., No. s6 Goreno.eni sfrsef Mrs. G. N..,oIer nex, The course of instruction embraces ali ,hs branches of the English and French lansua. ges, proper for female education. le. 1erms of tui,ion-$5. $6 and S7 per moaih.
 Roard and rution-S20 aad s26 per month.
 Parents to furnish Bed, Bedding, Towels aud Napkin Ring ,s.5-p a Music charged separately. octl6 2lsif TSLOUR--ls7 bels of the choicest ch'lico'hes' F Ohio, brand, landing from steam schr Eagle and for sale by
 jan2a G. wESTFELOr Nn''. MARCHING AND ROPE-Of best power an
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04
r. W. MCCOY,

kuA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-1he frame Dwelling House situated on the west side of St. Joachim, between St. Louis and St. M Ichae streets, having front of lhIry-one feet less. by no feet d ep. ., AIso-The frame Dwelling House, situated on the side of Jackson, next north from the of St. Michael street, having front of 30 feet by 55 eet deep, with alley the north side of 20 feet front by no feet deep For terms, &c apply at the office of the F,remen's Insurance Company.
 JAS T. FRANKLIN, Sec'y.
 If the above property is not sold prior the first Monday in March, il will then be dispose of by pub. lie auction. iapl4 3Stc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

c Y--Amonieliado Pate Sherry, of the cele- O brated Harmony importation. in quarter casks and Brown Sherry imported into London in 1851 and bottled al Ncw-York in 1889, in boxes of dozen each. For sale by 1i. -I. ..
 jan28 ad | LAIRD & LITTI.EJOHN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

- SHERIFF'S NUTICF.
 OMITTED to ihe iail of Mobile county, on N the 10th January, 1S45, by Charles E. King, Esq, Justice of the Peace, runaway slave called BARNEY black; aged about 40 yerrs, feet 10 or II inches high; says he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, Alabama The owner is requested to forward. prove property. pay charges and take him away, otherwise he w,'l be dealt with according to law m such cases made and provided to pay iail fees. .-..-.
 ianll aOtf C BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

NOTICE-Ali persons having claims against the l V School Commissioners of Mobile Cou"ty, are requested to present them within thirty days from th,s date to the Secretary oi the Board.
 ia,IO N. STICkNEH Sec,y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

r.H SHERiFF'S NOTICE. EOMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on V, the 18th January, 1915, by Alvin Wethernv, Eso a Justice of the Peace. a runaway slave called JOHN black, aged about A years, feet D inches hgh, blind in the left eye, and says he belongs to Daniel Walker of Mobile county. The owner is re- auested to come forward, prove property pay charges and take him away, otherwise he An oe dealt w'ih according to law in such cases made and provided ;o pay jail fees. .,.,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04
t, EXPORTS. ulrH- L1vERPOOL-Pcr ship Alhatross-26o6 bales cotton

LIVERPOOL, Jan l-sd. Ilzade, Huntingdon, Mobile.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

BALZORINES &C.
90 PIECES Worsted Balzorinos,
EVD 10 " Cinghams,
is " Swiss Muslin,
90 4" Jackonet do
40 " Cambria do
,...;v.d and for sale at the cheap Cash Store OF
's' ''S'' WALLACE & WARD.
Van Buren, May 81, 1915.
TTIMPORTANT FERRY.E1
SuyRAVFLI,ERS are informed that excellent
Il Ferry Flats are kept at Coflee's Ferry, and
.ficien, Ferry.men are in attendance ready to
give them prompt passage across Rcd RIVER
This Ferry is on decidedly the nearest rout to the
rI. - 10 Trinity. II. COFFEE.
Van Buren. Dec. 81, lS44.-46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
ESIl A RRIV A l. >.
AUSTIN 4 CLEoo,

~
dtibsir Store, Steamboat Landing.
HuAVP ;n., ,ec.iyeJ. per steamers Archer and
HI Pitcher, n choice selection OF
R.OCERIEs,
CONSISTING of the following articles, whicn 'hey
viii di,pose of at their usually low p'ices' 'of
Ca,h. or in exchange for Country Prod"ee'
100 Sacks Rio cotiee
l2 Hhds. prime sugar
500 Sacks salt
SO Barrels Cincinnati whlsKey
, Barrels Malaga vino
q Boxes claret do
q Barrels American brandy
10 do do GIN
3 do cider vinegar
10 do molasses
q Boxes lemon syrup
6 do StoughlOn blIlers
25 do sperm candles
10 do star do
20 do soap
20 do starch
8 Barrels loaf sugar
9 Bags pepper
! do aspice
do ginger
20 Boxes cheese
8 Barrels coPPeras
! do alum
l do lompblock
5OBoxes glass SxlO and loxiS
10 Kegs bar lead
25 Kegs rifle powder
30 Bags shot, assorted,
6 Boxes tobacco, DO.
10000 Cigars
10 Dozen painted buckets
6 Barrels mackcrel
Half barrels do.
20 Dozen glass tumblers
Gross backing
Boxes ink
Ceroon indigo
9 Casks madder
= Barrels birthstone
8 Boxes tea
HARDWARE
go Kegs nails
40 Pair trace chains
4 boz. axes-l dozen chains
Il Dozen Carolina hoes
10 Dozen knives ami forks
Dozen butcher knives
10 Dozen cotton cards-6 do. wool do.
8 Dozen sifters ,oo
100 Dozen cups and saucers-lOo DO Pla'e
10 Tons iron, assorted, =,
oOO Plough mouds, which together Will
Soddcrn. Tia,care. Boots and Shoes.
CoGss and Steel Nils, rriting and
Letter Paper, DC. DC.
u.,. their stock one of the best assorted IN the
,,ocs ns every article was personally selected by
pns of the firm before the late advance in groce'
ries,
May II, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
ANTHONY HOUSE.
GENERAL Stage OFFICE,
Markham street, Little Rock Ark.

Markham street, Little Rock Ark.
Ia TNHlS well known ostaJl! l!shment ocat.
h:.GM ed in the business part OF the city,
;..;k5| has Just undergone thorough repair, and
a& has been almost entirely rchttcd and rc.Lur-
ushed for the accommodation of the public.
The proprictor very respectfully announces 10 his old
customers his friends, and the public generally that
he is now prepared 10 extend the travelling
ntv transient visitors, and boardcrs accommodations
unsurpassed by any establishment west Of the Alcgha
MES and pledges himself that every attention shall be
rendered 10 promote the comfort Of all persons visiting
his house, that vigilance and fidelity can beStow, being
determined spare neither trouble nor expense in CIV
ing satisfaction his guests and hopes TO merit the
patronage OF the public.
The qualities OF his ales, wines, liquors, and scgars,
are the best that the New Orleans market afford
OF this he is confident he having, with great care,
lectcd them himself. lie has made arrangements for
ice sufficient the whole season, and London Brown
stout always in bottles; Albany ale draft His cooks
are celebrated in every department; his servants faith
iul and attentive; his POrtefs irnsty and courteous
For balls and parties every attIIndOlc dCcacy VIII
be served up i'll superior manner and at the most
reasonable price.
The commodous brick stables are under the manage.
mcnt Of Mr. David Shelton, where carriages, DuggIus
and horses are always ready for those who may wish
them.
The Hot Spring mail, carried i'll elegant and couno-
dous four horse coaches for the accommodation OF Wis
tors leaves this house trwcCkIy, and accommodation
stages any time be procured reasonable terms
by applying TO The proprietor, who resides here, and
whose courteous department and desire to please tends
in measure, to slohc the many ills that nc'h -
heir to.
The Office Of the Montgomery and Rock E"r II,
weekly line Of stages also Kept DIT this house, where
of the propricors be found, always T,uay ana
desrous I accommodate, and whose puurtu.iIly, At
tcntun and guarty is not surpassed even by stock
or a Reside; and also OF the western Van burcn
mail line. whose agent "'!! always b ioind al ~ p"st
AT the steam boat landing. passengers wall always
find blacks, ,porters, trays, in attendance.
JOHN BROWN.
.LiUie Roch M0y3, lr4J. Eft
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
BAROUCHE FOX D.

A NY person wishing 10 pGren,ss ass
~. siantahtiai Barouche, nearly w w
nished OF the best OF terms by aPPl'eWIgrTl11 Wrl1
May "a. lS45. SCOTT W.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
TEXAS FERRY.

KAIl LBS. EPSON Salts,
OVV 200" Flowers of Sulphur,
100 :. Refined Boray.
100 - Sup. Carb. Soda,
100 Cream Of Tartar,
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists.
Jun. 7. tsl5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
G. X f. \ Il DlSCOVE
DR.. G. BENZ. SMITHS
"Improved vegetable Indian

"impr0rcd Vegetable Indian !
Arc the result of this labor. Their eia
general favor with which they have be
all parts OF the United States. warrani |
in the declaration that "thcy are thceral
mcnt in medicine ever known" Uullks
these neither gupc, produce nausea,
unpleasant sensation, Wide they are asl
is possible for 4 medicine 10 be, aud be
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious Of mineral medid
crt such an alt powerful influence upon
TO supercedc every thing else stIIn.
both the disease and nature herself alle,l
ten costltuting greater and more 81
which shall weigh upon man through
SICKNESS IN CHILDRlI
requires the prompt and certain effect. +
agreeable purgutivc medicine, like the<
WORMS
arJ instantly expelled from the system
Foul stonach and fgFrcd tongue faa::
dole in these Sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take u
Will promote regular action, and pre'ef
strcnth of body and yivaCity Of mind
Gates o. ladies', We refer the idyalid TO
be had Of the agents. But we viii NEG
few who have been cured by the use OI
X. Thompson, sc North Moore sired
the late Judge lhompson) cured Of
ache and pain in the breast.
Il. VI Park, United States Navy, fc'd
Jacob Clr!ock's daughter. No. $ stiP'
worms
Mrs. s. A. Gould, (Matron Of The
llospitaD cured Of headache and bIllloO
Sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludlow ap'
cured Of pain in the head, GImnGss o. :,
Jas. NJ. Turner, late Of the U. S. Na!
wich St, cured of weakness in the bIe''
ana difficulty Of breathing
Ira Alvord, Cuzenovia, N. Y. cured
plant.
James J. Bevins, deputy sheriff, h"
in the debtors prison with astonishing
fiou. P. C. Lawrence, and Nathsn
Michigan, have testified to several H'
Of fever and ague by these Pills.
Sold at l1y Greenwich street, ~
WALLACE 4 WA''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

BREACH OF PROMISE. We learn by the
Springfield Republican that Lydia Smith recover
ed $500 damages of VIM. Mcclure of Akron,
Ohio, at the Court of Common Pleas, for breach of
promise of marriage. McCune who was wild
over, being in one of the mills at Chicopee Falls,
saw the Plaintiff and sought an introduction to
her. Apparently pleased with the acquaintance,
he continued it, and from his own declarations
his attentions were of serious purpose which
were to the effect that the lady very much pleas
ed him and that he intended to take her west with
him. The acquaintance was altogether OF some
ten days standing after which the defendant went
West, but did not again return to consummate
what had so auspiciously commenced
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

JUsT DECISION. Mr.. Winslow, a passen.
ger in one of the Pttsburg Stage Lines, recovered
the amount of passage money under these cir
cumstances:
Mr.. Winslow had taken passage from Phila-
delphia to Pittsburg, on the 9th of August last
paying nine dollars for the same to the agent Of
the Good Intent Fast United States Mail Line,
S. P. Dushane, whose receipt he held; on the
back OF the receipt was the following endorse
ment
Limited to six passengers, or money refunded
at Pittsburg S. P. DUSHANE.
1t appeared in evidence that the stage had
from hive to nine passengers, at different points
on the route. Judgment was given for the amount
of fare ($9)and costs, for the plaintiff.
1t would be well if passengers who suffer i'm
positions from the agent of public conveyances
would more generally adopt the plan which Mr.
WinslOw has pursued.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23
INDUSTRIOUS FALsEHoODs.

The 3" democratic" party "a proportion OF which
unquestonably is honesty suffers greatly in its
reputation by employing mercenary and dishonest
demagogues to draw up its electiOneering papers.
late address of the GO Democratic State Cen
trail Committee OF Massachusetts, has, for instance
the following unqualified talsehood
''The democrats demand the right of labor to
be protected in the enjoyment of an Independent
suffrage by the secret ballot. The wings deny
this protection, and insist that the rich employer
shall stand over the voter, that if he dares to vote
against his employer, he and his family may be
turned out to starve."
Now, the writer OF this could not possibly be
ignorant that he was indicting gross and calum-
NOUS falsehood. The charge is utterly untrue,
when applied to Wings a class
Would that we could say, it is equally untrue Of
the mounting, pretending and hypOcritcal &c de-
mocracy." But, when retorted upon them, the
charge is TRUE without qualification. Mr. Polk,
Mr. Johnson, Mr. Walker, Mr. Henshaw and Mr.
Rantoul (when they were in office,) and men of
like character in similar positions, are the only
"rich employers that we know Of, who "stand
over the laborer at the ballot box and mark his
vote, that if he dares to vote against his employer,
he and his family may be turned out to starve."
Every body knows that & the democracy prac-
tice this system of espionage and terror, from one
end of the country to the other, and that no man
holding an office under these party leaders can
enjoy his rights American citizen, openly
and above board, without the certainty OF punish
ment
No retaliation in kind has yet been attempted
by Wings; but, if any thing would justify them
in commencing system which would operate
with cruel severity upon many who are deceived
by such monsrous falsehoods as we have been
commenting upon, it would be the disgust and in
dignation excited by such base attempts to fasten
upon the innocent the odium OF the offences actu-
ally committed by those who make these charges
Salem Gazette.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

SINGULAR sToRY-The Whaling Business
gentleman from New Bedford assure the Bos-
ton Journal that one ship belonging to that place
had made four successive and successful cruises
after whales within eight years, and had brought
home upward OF thirteen thousand barrels of oil
The crew consisted of thirty men, and during that
period no spirits of any kind had been allowed on
board as beverage on any occasion, nor had any
man died OF disease, or had been seriously sick,
or met with any accident, except in one instance
when one OF the men in the boat, alter whale
had been struck, was dragged out of the boat bv
the blight of the line catching around his leg, and
hurried doaontoard with great velocity. While
in this awkward and somewhat novel predicament
he seized his knife, and cut the line-but to his
disappointment it proved to be that part of the line
which was attached to the boat Finding him
self still carried down by force which he could
not resist, he made another attempt and Fortunate
ly succeeded in severing the line which tied him
to the whale, when he assembled to the surface.
putting and blowing every like whale" and
was soon rescued by his companions, without
having experienced essential injury
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

STATE DEBT. Every one ought to be able to
see the utter folly of the Locofoco outcries about
the State Debit Yet no exertion is spared bv
their newspapers to deceive and mislead the peo-
pie on this subject. Some of them have been in
famous enough to represent the amount for which
the Commonwealth lent its name to the Railroad
Corporations as part OF the actual debt of the
State. The truth is that these Railroads are
mortgaged to the State to secure it against loss
and it is notorious that Railroad stock is the best
in the State. The Commonwealth merely loaned
ITS credit, and so entirely successful have been
our railroads, that there is no danger whatever
that the Commonwealth lCH euer be called npon
for dollar, either OF the principal Or interest.
Salem Gazette
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

From BUENos AYREs. On the I'd of August
the English and French ministers to the Argen-
tine Republic arrived at Monte Video from Bue-
nos Ayres. On the same day Admiral Brown,
with the Argentine squadron, got under way, to
proceed up the river, but was overhaued bv the
combined fleet OF England, France and Brazil, his
ships captured and brought back to Monte Video,
with the British flag flying at their mast heads.
On the 9th OF August, two British sloops of war
landed Admiral Brown and the officers and crews
Of the Argentine Squadron at Buenos Ayres-
the officers as prisoners on parole!
Political matters thus appear TO be brought to
criss-and what course Rosas, whose nav al force
is thus destroyed, will adopt, is uncertain. He is
too weak TO oppose the wishes of the combined
forces.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23
Rrighton Mar1et-Mondav. No. on -:

UCte 10. IRIE
lkeported for the Boston Daily Advertiser 0A"
market 2l5O head of Beef Cattle 1900 stores 9ooo
Sheep, and 2l50 Swine s' ''oV
PRIcEs-Beef CatHe-A small advance was efactad W.
quote extra s475MS5 first quality 81 5000 ~. s "
do. Si25O475j third do $3OS375. "u
marching Cathe-A few sales pny were effected W.
quote last weeks prices, viz Mess So SO No 40 W.
were informed that small advance offered above our
year old Sl5OS24 'hiee
Sheep-Sales little better small lots from 81 to Al ~
SWne-Large selected Barrow Shoas at 4Bc; Old Hogs
80 to SC, - " '''a' rom
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

SERPENTINE-A quarry Of the most beauti-
fully variegated marble, commonly called Ser
pentne, has been lately discovered in Florida.
Mass, few miles from this village Specimens
which surpass the Egyptian in beauty and varie-
ty OF coors and susceptibility polish have been
shown us, which we learn are fair sample of an
inexhaustable mass. An enterprsing company
have purchased the quarry and preparations are
being made to work it, The grain is finer and
the structure more compact than that Of the 9TH
er marble in this region, and when polished in
thin slabs the clouds and different shades of color
are of great beauty.-North adams Transcript.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

NEW York Posi- OFFICE. The New York Courier
says the number OF letters which passed through the post
office during the month Of july amounted to the enor
nous number OF 695,23O and in the time over two
millions OF newspapers were received and forwarded
The months OF August and September are stated to have
been each heavier than even the month of July.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

HORRIBLE. The wife of brute named James
Mallon, was lately burned to death at Erie, while
intoxicated. She had gone to her room with
light, and, as is supposed, had accidentally com
municated spark to the bedding, by which both
herself and the contents of the apartment were
Immediately wrapped in flames. She endeavored
to make her way to the street, but was thrust
back and locked in by her husband, who is now
in Jail awaiting his trial
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

A SUBSTITUTE FOR COFFEE. letter from
gentleman to the Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth, Wash
ington, says the ripe seeds of the plant okra.
much used in soup &C., burned and used as
coffee, cannot be distinguished from it, even the
best java. The seed are sown an inch deep in
drills, four feet apart in May, and cultivated
like corn or peas 1t yields abundantlv, and is
very healthy. Mr.. Z. has seeds
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

The Great Britain has been taken into the Sec
tiOnal Dry Dock in New York for the purpose of
repairing her screw propeller. She did not touch
on the shoals Of Nantucket. If she had done so,
it might have been good thing for her owners,
provided she is well insured. Although doubtless
an honest ship, she has acted the part of pick
pocket ever since she was built.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

SINGULAR. During the last week an individ-
ual died in this city, leaving property worth $50,
600, who for long time past, has been receiving
aid from the guardians of the poor. 1t was not
known to the guardians that he had any means
whatever, although it can hardly be credited that
the fact was a secret to him alone.
Philadelphia Ledger
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23

% The news by the Hibernia has caused re-
cession OF % to 81 IL cents in the price OF Flour
which had advanced about one dollar barrel.
through the advices by the Great Britain, last
week