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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
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A SKETCH.
BY ROBERT JossELYN.

He had wandered Ear from his mountain home,
From the green hillside and the dear loved
cot
For his restless spirit fain would roam,
n And a mothers tears could stay bin not.
His heart beat strong in the au,h Of youth,
And the light Of hope flashed from his eve,
And his bosom glowed with love and truth,
As he proudly said, ' will %in or die"
And many year had rolled away
But where were the wanderers wealth and
fame?
Alas! still penury held her sway,
And known TO few was his humble name.
lie had lahored hard---he had teiled for uOught ,
He had borne with sorrow pain and care.
He had found but phantoms in all he sought,
And lis heart was cold with stern despair:
Hollow and thin was his haggard cheek,
And dull the glance OF his sunken eye,
And few were the words he degned tO speak,
He had failed to WIN and he longed to DIE!
And strangers gathered around his bed
For they knew that death was drawing near,
And they snloOthed his pillow and raised his head
And listened his dying words to heer
And slowly he murmured, with painting breath,
my father my mother! the green hill-sids !"
But bis voice grew thick and was chUked in
death,
And thus. like many he LIVED and DIED!
Holly Springs, Mississippi.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

An exchange tells a story Of Yankee
residing some where in Illinois, who boat
ed down a lot OfpOtatoes % New-Orleans;
and he not knowing the mildness ofthe eli
mate, be put his sled aboard for the purpose
Of hawking the produce about the streets.
Nothing daunted, however, on his arrival
BY the dearh Of snow, be hiiched up his
pony, and peddled his potatoes, saying that
nexi TO snow, mud was the slPPegesf
thing he knew Of
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
A SUMNER SUNSETS THOUGHT
FROM BLACKwooD.

How beautiful the setting sun
Reposes DER the wave
Like virtue, life's drear warfare done
Descending to the grave;
Yet smiling with a brow of love,
Benignant, pure and kind,
And blessing. ere she scars above,
The realms she leaves behind.
The cloudlets, edged with crimson
light
Veilo'er the blue serene,
While swift the legiOns of the night
Are shadOwing DER the scene,
The sea gull with a waiIing moan,
Up starting, turns to seek
Its lonely dwelling place, upon
The PrOmOntOry's peak.
The heaving sea, the distant hill,
The waning sky, the woods,
With melancholy musing Gil
The swelling heart that broods
Upon the light Of other days,
Whose glories now are dull,
And on hevisiOns Hope could raise,
Vacant, but beautiful.
Where are the bright illusions vain,
That fancy bOded FORTH
Sankto the silent caves again,
AurorR Of the north;
OIL who would live those visions
Ger,
All brilliant though they seemi
Since Earth is but adesert shore,
And life a weary dream
! Allow me to have the pleasure ofyow
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
G. W. JONES g. E. BARKSDALE,

On Main Street, YazoO Cty--over the Store
Of R. WALLACE & Coat Three dollars year,
IN ADVANCE OF four dollars, If not paid within a
month from the time Of subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

Allow me to have the pleasure Of yOu
company" as the eagle said to tie lamb.
The New York herald., 1845-10-21
The Flour Markets.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 1.-THE market to-day has been ra
ther unsettled and various prices have been paid tor
wheat boat load of 2OO0 bushels of rather inferior
quality was sold at 96c The price from wagon has been
from % to 9ec The latter price however could not be
obtained after the arrival Of the mail this afternoon
Flour at retail sells ct So.
BUFFALO, Oct 1S.-We have already given to our
readers the foreign intelligence by the Great Britain
As progresses inward from the seaboard il
citement in the flour and grain market and rapid adj
vance in prices Spectators started from the eastern
cities and made their way into the grain markets. fast
as steam could carry them. Flour Immediately up
IN Boston and >ew YoTk-the Albany market was swept
in very short time. The news came here and all
were in fever of excitement and little had it sub.
sided that correct otate Of the market yet be
arrived at But the end is not yet The next news
WILL we imagine, somewhat dampen the ardent in
their expectations But the of navigation so
near its close that any considerable decline from
quotations may not be looked for.
The sales Of yesterday comprise 1000 bush Michigan
City wheat az 9lc-300 bushels Chicago at 9Oc-the
cargo OF the schooner Havre bushels South.
port wheat was sold to arrive shortly after the receipt
OF the foreign news, at 90c.
In -four hear of sales OF 300 bbls mixed Michigan
at 81 5O-loo of straight brand do at the sameOoo0
bbls. round hoop Ohio at 81 25 and 300 bbls nike
Michigan at 81 37t.
The New York herald., 1845-10-21

The Exchange, iI,4So maunds Of lnseed, and s,2lo
pieces Of hides.
The Amity, a,74s maunds of saIspstre, and s,l4a
maunds Of linseed tff.t1sf # ~
The Grotus a2ia maunds of saltpetre. s,slo pieces
OF hides maunds Of nssed and a75 maunds Of shell
lac.
FREIGHrs AT LvERpooL.-Freghts to the U. States
remain without teraon, exception metals and Passen
gers are coming forward little freely for the last
week or ten days The rates for New York packets
copper, las 3D. earthenware 6s; glass 1885, pig iron
IS to lOs bar iron 0s steel l2s Cd tin plates l2s 3D.
Messrs. Focke Bout ship brokers, report as follows
for transient ships New York-fne goods, los coarse
los to l2s Cd crates weight los TO los; hardware
l2s Cd Bostondne goods 20s coarse, los crates. 6s
weight, l2s Cd 10 los; hardware l5s Charlestonhne
goods 25s; 2os HARDWARE 2os crates 6s; weig
los to l5s. Balmore-fne goods, 25s coarse, 20s;
crates los; hardware, 2os; weight los New Orleans
fine goods l5s hardware, lis Cd; crates 6s
weight los to los; salt 9s. Philadelphia-fne goods
20s; coarse lis Cd; hardware 20s crates ss; weights
IS to los. Mobile and Savannah-nominal Few Amer-
can ships in port and but little cargo for them.
HAVANA, Oct. What transactions there have been
for the last week for Sugars half and half Fair
to fine 81 and I3l IL and l5 good to fair 8! and 49,
browns fair to good half and half Of o. No whites
alone in the market, and quotations merely nominal
Cucurucho, fair to good, 81 asl No Muscovados for
tations merely nominal at last rates. Exchange on
Philadelphia and New York per cent prem. London
and Paris at IA prem at 90 days annex quotations for
articles of import from the United States Beans white
and red TO- 90 II; Beef. No l. prime and mess 10 0
% 0; Butter. American yellow, ls 49, Candles,
mould l4t 1915 Sperm, 50 81 0; Cheese, Anne rcan
- Ga 10 0; Goldfish, 0a a. do hhds. 5 o; Corn,
Indian shelled 81 Flour, Philadelphia, l6t; do New Or
leans, l6t; Hams, American, II q Il o; Herrings,
smoked, 81 9; Lard New Orleans, lao l43; Macke.
tern and Mess, is 10 o. Potatoes 80; Rice I3s
l3s.-Phifdd. u. s. Gazette.
The New York herald., 1845-10-21
Foreign Importations.

LospoS-shp Prince AIbert-3s tons coal GrinneIl Min.
turn Co.'S pkgs Farr Powers Wrightman-i2 Green &
Wmotl Ellison-l14 Hy Jessop-50 Geo Miln-i0 James
Nelson ia " W Roses G Anrenieldt & Coz Wa + II II
Nlali-3 Jas Waer7 II Cohen co, Philadelphia-3 p
Neser.3t staats.lo Barstow. Pope & Cog Brei.
thsupt Chum-3y NJ Oppenhem co-iO0 Honey-70 Geo
Meyer sons-s Wilson Brown-i Bartlett Welford-i
Hmayson-l X Payne-l Thomas Watson-I n sc w
Bunt-3 Titus-77 Cumming. Main co-4 + Dunscomb &
Beckwitha Bninger-5 r Herrick-5 Levy & Brother
IS & Il Waler-2 s Fischel-8 Geo Morewood cot
Walmer Corne-H Phelps, Dodge cog Neustadt Bar
nett-2J Jas Lenoy;.3 Wiley Putnam-2 w r Crsp-Ioo
Mrs JohusonIi AS Bates lr-i + Tones < son-l s.
Briant- Echalay- u Swords-l Kendall-2 chrouome
tiers Arthur Sewa-9 do Navy Asent-53s pkgs mde to
order " -
HAMnuRc-Bargue Franklin-7 pkgs + A Hmrchs-I5l T
Coddngton--2 w Cuhoun-l Thos Dupre-i Pavenstedt
yroning-2N bars iron boorman Johnston col pkg
RHoIwe5i5as s. sehge Koop coil Boyns whe2 Edw
baak.2 do i3 plates snelter Manning koste pkgs Wede
l., \ M Msvsr-lO Fisdl.r-s % AhIsafedti Cohen-4l
;Ds FTspdsa.hslo2F Meinicke-2 Granentha co-i
H1Seh5WS s wise seiey seysnng.2J 0ppsnhs,m co.'s
order '' 80 ~
MM.pFIra-sch John Kendall pipe casks Dbl. wine
Odfeld153 Or cks y bids Maitland Comre casks
buen-S7 or cks Barclay & Livingston
The New York herald., 1845-10-21
LIVERPOOL CLAssrrrcArroSs.

FLouR.-The market on Saturday was very active
and good demand for home use export and on specua
tion IL opened on the morning of that day at SIS 62I
Genesee, and advanced during the day to s6 u.s. at
manding So 81 This morning being in receipt of later
from Europe and not fas favourable character
as was anticipated and the receipts being to very fair
extent the closing prices of Saturday could not be OBJ
taned and buyers showing disposition to take hold
sellers freely offered SIS 62I but sales were diff
for immediate usethe market on the whole being quiet
and very little disposition TO operate even at S5 g.
Wheat in demand, and wanted for export Southern
sold los a ll0c; for Genesee, ll3 ll5c Some lots
held at l20 The transactions in Rye have been very
large, with good demand for disng and export. On
at 7sc To-day, the demand is not active and 5000
bushels sold at 5c Corn has improved and sold roc
for southern Oats at sic. Canal Barley, So 69c
Beans in demand with large sales at 81 so per bushel
Peas, rs a 81 lc.
PRovrsloss.-Pork.-some sitter. Ohio mess sls 60
a l3 IS C. Beef-The stock of old very small Some
new received, but sales to make price Lard-bbls
SIC; kegs 81. Talow.-$6 l5 25e. Butter.-West-
eEn- dairy, ID lie; Store IL a IA; common a IL.
Cheese, 81 all.
wHsxEY.-The receipts have fallen off and the price
OF grain advancing the Distllers have put Drudge up
2jc and not to sell much at that Sales Of barrels
to-day at 27c per gallon
CATTLE MARKEr-At market, 1000 beef cattle $50
from the South so and calves, and sheep and
lambs.
PHrcrs-Beef Cattle in consequence of the large Of
fering very dull Of SALE and good retailing Cattle
cannot be placed S. 20 to rs for ordinary-a few
choice SO.
Cows and Calves-All sold at Sl7 a 30
Sheep and Lambs also very dull. We quote the
former 81 90 co. and the latter IS cents 50 u.s. Left
500.
Hay brisk at 90 100 cents the cwt chiefly the latter
The New York herald., 1845-10-21
miscellaneous Record.

PACKET SHIPS QuEEEc, Hebad, for London and the Ro-
chester. Brtton, for Liverpool will sa oday Letter bags
close at halfast II this morning.
d% Q. Bsos 81 vessel her
g Peter the night Of the cath during the most
% s essGS 81 sns sad sns
Tnanded by Alex Smith. Crew saved.
Notice to Mariners.
FLOATING BREAKwATER NEAR BRIGHToS.-(aptaip Tavlor
has addressed letter to the Committee of Loyds contradict
near that place Of the late
mentions the rSt exhibit on the Breskws.P i a. @
own expense. " ~
va New Bedford 18th inst ship Java Pacific Ocean and
asac .n .n osssn Boston CID 18th
GsSPS Ssss ' aha is Mf My Coast
risSe fS n sa Suu. Lsess cs.s % SS % T w
ss ss e. ~sS s is ts
The latter report stating only his sperm.
SPOKEN.
BY Asons om ls sslS sS.ns. B. .S% date lat " Ion
Pss sse s VpdS @ sS ,s :.
ship Es Z, AM e. Cs.sys, hence FEB South Wales.
Brg P,ope from Esspq for Philadelphia 10Th inst, of
Brig Facone from Portland for Buenos Ayres Aug of
Brig Cumberland from Colona for Rio Grande Aug 6. of
Foreign Ports.
ApKs evening or Aug 2ssd barque Eliza Perkins. Mn.
MoshS ia s says the Eliza goth I'm
ANJeR Jpue Talbot Story, for New York; 27h Gen
HARRISON boston tb. Akbsr Hser New Orleans for Can.
ton. Arr 9th, Victoria, Baava for New York
ASrwrnP Sept 29The OF vessel OF 800 to GOO tons
here. - - -'.'~ :
BoRPEAus se 2i-fn port Eperver, for New York. soon
Vh9 Philadelphia, Oct l0 Tamenend New Orleans, soon
snt Bangor America and Creole, do Sept 30; Orozimbo
DO; Oct 10; Canton, Charleston 18th
chas %dH and has sd s ss:,1p ss% S.sns ss
fdith, Lewis, China
p1.LeurI., Aug -An 5h, shp Jacob Perkins Copp from
I and Madras 70 load for Boston; sh ship Eliza War
Chyn hcnange s Grons ,od Arsgon ell dg for Boston
rALMourH, Oct 1-An Vinzeux Preznitz New Bedford
uu.snAL,Ak sept l3-AH Mudsrs Malaga for New York
scpt w-ln port Oceanus for Texas Oct 6; Argo,
sno o'oo"n New York suy, do lat; svie de 0asse do,
The New York herald., 1845-10-21
Naval Court OF Inquiry.


WARRINGTON, October IL, ls45.
NJ. CARRiNsroS WATKINS, passed midshipman in the
. Navy-On being called for by the Court this morn
ing, appeared and was duly sworn.
BY the JupoE Aproc T..-l was in the Florida souad
ron and went ont November l5i0; was attached 10
the Ert hst the Otsego second the Madison ne xt and
not recollect the day of the month"; saw good dsal If
porter used in the hospital Indian Key by officers NO,
on the sick Iis never saw other liquors used the
saw also, used in the hpspital mass hara
good many officers dine in the hospital not on ths
sick list have dned there frequently myself did moi
free and improper Of the hospital stores ga me-
rslly Indian Key; did see free the hospital
cannot say as to an improper use understood they
hospital stores the officers used thought doc.
tor had this allowance; don't know whether was re.
marked that these hospital stores improperly used
by the officers and surgeons.
By the CouRr.-I have recently been sick in the hos
pita at Brooklyn, New York, about ten days; the &C
commodation were very fine, indeed lived in what is
called the sick officers messDo decacies furnished
me- oil provisions had plain mutton and also beat
steak and vegetables such potatoes and tomatoes
these we're furnished by the understood tw
" cents per day was checked out of my pay to meet
upon the Key at time
ny Lieut. McLAuGHLis-I recollect that Lieut. Henry
SAID that ne intended TO stop this of hosptaI porte
furnished by the Government I do ~, ~ ""s w =. "
collect who heard II from never knev anv - liz,
officer to have any private stores do not Lnam ,sa,
no mad not private stores understood that the Govern
hospital. saw these stores used in the laaS n, =,
ls4l and the first Of lS42 think Drs HonIinsp a "a
Hastings then the surgeons in the hospital Tbsv
not both there together they relieved each otbey
The medical officers in charge Of the hospital lived in ,be
hospital mess -
J. b. MARcHASD, a lieutenant In the U. s. Navy was
next called and sworn.
By Lieut. LAUeHLIN-Tw was in the Florida souadron
and commanded the Van Buren,, from August, ls4l, Till
August, 1912. have no reason to believe whateyer
Lieut. Mclaughlin ever wasted any Of the hospts
The New York herald., 1845-10-21
Foreign NIarkets.

HAvRE, Sept. 30-Ashes-The continued fatness in
the transactions coupled with the large stock on hand
has given downward tendency to prices which have
experienced decline. The sales consist Of l43 bbls
american Potash LIST I'd sorts i35; 80 bbls Pearash
lst brands at f37 35 to 49, and Is bbs I'd sort at 5
per 90 XII duty Qs 25 paid The Utica and Albany from
New York. came in with l76 bbls Pearls and lag bbls
Our stock being nearly exhausted, the operations
have been on very restricted SCALE only 81 efces
ana ass hs e peea run on at A per 80 XII duty
board 653 terces which had BEEN nearly all
OF previous to arrival Whaebone article contin.
ues in moderate request and southern fishery being still
scarce, small lot fetched o5, and about tons north
western found buyers at ~ AT to 40, per Kill duty
paid An arrival OF 3ol bundles came in the Utica
stock hand 20 TONS against 30 last year Whea,
The state OF the weather having been rather unfavo
bic, prices OF home growth have advanced II, the
rage at the last Montvers market being f50 per sac
OF 400 kill AT the corresponding period last year. ii
was quoted at a3.
CALCUTTA, Aug 27The demand for saltpetre is still
exclusively for Americ and although the quantity
ken for this part is large, II cannot compensate the
cessation of operations for all others Prices are quoted
much the same as before but although holders will not
submit 10 any decline, II is almost impossible to effect
lows, viz
SSiIa sor,n America. .....'...... .e,eos mds
1hiha. .................. ,003
Hides, Horns and Tips.-The market for H;des e.pc
ciay Buffalo, has been rather more active and sevefa
parcels have changed hands for Great Britain and Ame
bunso horns are not much wanted but we notice con
nos o as dunnage In deer and tips
Exports from lst instant up TO date as follows v;z :
O. Britain. France ~ .qm,,iea
purs. pas, - ''o,oVo 1,as0 1880
Horn tips. ..... 20s
Coton.-We have heard of few opera,ons Co. CIT.
but there is still but little inquiry for the article
Exports from the lst INST up date are Ois maund
Colored and Printed Goods-In these a fair amoun, ~
business has been gone through but no increased do
mand has been observable chntz continuing rather df
fcut Of SALE and Turkey red cloths Of suitable descrp
tons, in &, cd inquiry
Woollens--In these goods we have no change 10 no
tce and, although few sales have been effected, price
are still low.
- Cochneal-Is without change in value. A sale o
5000 lbs imported via China, has taken place at
0pcr lb.
~ Exports for boston.
se Inc Mount Vernon, 4ia3 maunds Of sslfpetre. an,
2,soo maunds OF lnseed.
The New York herald., 1845-10-21

% h Ss Tssl s;, New Orleans. m Sea Lion
dI ans.D lu.n brig As.. % Nav Yo,
os cass
CampbeII and Miracle Mobile Archssp:. M....nssr Sir
ssa 6Isss: v,s RsSs Isaac @
a nS s.
Losecs' s-Ldg Martha Washington and D.sdemon.,
New 0heas Lson9Ts we'tminsr Toronto St James, and
Masai sept 10 Min b.rqus: PsytOns, and ".
18th bur probably wind bou with the Most OF
the other vessels IN port were doing nothing
Cairo New Orleans. Sept 30.
ass s.:s as4Ss al LaS. vepeo Ann
a5a and
Gloaeese5i Hero oT TrSSn; %n;, w.. 8, a.,
Sr PErEnsBuRc Sept -Arr Pico, Boston; 7th fWyk
and
hone Bay PACKET, IhSburn New York CID sth brig New
TRsip1D Cuba. Sept so-In port, brig Eliza from Boston,
''sF Trrrn, SEPT ss~Arr Fanny. Baltimore.
Home FOrIs.
AUGUSTA, Oct l6-Adv new barque Nacoochee, for New
BASeon oss s l.-A5r brig Alpine. Treat New York Cid
BosIoS, Oct BAR ship Concords, Liverpool; barque
de- STsl
9Sd Michigan Philsdepha Juno, New York. schrs Mro5
Bas%s chsrystons DsnmsrE %nssoada
rss ss'fB' srSs s1?
;f Msw
orS and ass ssa Ay
Balance Montreal
S;%d,s Bsis Esso and ApiSe Phsdsp6a; Ella ANN,
@ Sd asy Ms
Blake and Kssier New York; sIoop Undaanted do Sig
9si and
l9h wind SW ships Hope Ellen Brooks Lolos; baque Bron
C.srSE, Oct ie-In port. ship Adams for New Orleans
CHARLxsroS, DC, i7-Arr ship Charleston Brown, New
BSs s wy s.is Ais
Y ss ss:ss @ .asr
6T IS; s sSs ss s:
GLoqcEsTEs oct Is ATT schrs Yankee, Thomaston for
essli oss hbarss. SS Delaware. Boston, s
vii for Port SPAIN Lq5sS and susan for Bs.on sshI
fs%s;Sas Boston,
9 # .s Mobile.
ss
ssh Hfs
Lavsssa a"d s,s
:yi Ga sa ts'
s.:s
Provincetown: Los Harfod CID brigs Arshelsus Halifax
Bsstou In Hampton Roads ship Cochs Baltimore for Am
erdam Brig Vanguard Baltimore for Halifax went to
yesterday.
PORTLAND, Oct 17-Cld Charlotte, Porto Rico.
PoRTsMouTH Oct I7-Cld ship Mary Peasants, (new Of
York; New Orleans Below Nth brig Olive Branch East
Chaeton Excel do for New York; Lepelette Thomsston
for do
PHILAp5LrHIA, Oct l9-AT ship Co%msrce, Liverpool;
Chss Heath New H,ven; Palm Sum and Baltimore Boston;
esant BrS & JOHN. b. consOrt Lowry New York; .ehrs
Mercy saSpa Gsnde Patriot Mason and John Duncan,
Rial New York; Phebe Baxter, Crowel do; VIM Wilson,
boston Davis. John Jay MeCresdy and A W Leeds
Boston, Retrieve GIoucestsr Andes NeT London; Ma.
Greenwich; Lord, Sing sing soop Dolphin. New York
White and Elizabeth Providence Amy Albany; Elizabeth
Rebecca, Troy w Crowe Stonngton Martha & Flea
Permort Ducimer, John Estell and John Crouch,
New York.
RICHMOND, Oct 1Arr schr Lynchburg, Gen Scott, and
Ruckman New York; Patmos Proyidence Mary Elizabeth,
Lubec. Sid scbrs Lowell, Boston, Atalanta, Wareham.
York; brig Exact, johnson, do.
THoMAsroN, Oct I3-Sld brigs Chincha and WIN Henry,
New Orleans. Cid lith ship John Holland do brig Duncan,
do
The New York herald., 1845-10-21

SUN SETS .-.3 " HIGH WATER IL II
Cleared
shpp shp 2osSSsc Hfbard London G5qns Mp. Co
Ss.s Ssss b5G: f s:
sl%s t Mrs1 M.II.s "iSq
Baaas DiaSsn igisS 5slasS cEsrie;aa !!a wash
Bs Bs Ass sa cHs%Rsess
Eng Cson AndsM Savannah staSes Ceaman Co.
ssI ss'E asa r..,oa
schr setr Ea,i EE.,shaage .a Smell, Suffolk. va
I ssI GsoEs Bird KdpfPPp AissiGs P. Person
ssloop Helen, Perry, New Bedford
ss,oops Empire, Dayton, aud ATe M Oaks, Providence.
Arrived.
Packet :hp Prince Albert sebo from London and Ports.
Po, On sunday mqr"ag off Mo"sauk d'" Feai 90 i001
s sss va. oI M,%S'ns
channel until 10th ut by head winds Has had pilot
New baIque Magdala Cook, days from wsldoboro. Me
with wood 70 master In coming the Bay Sunday night
British brig Mercury Dean 10 days from Demerara in bal.
last to Laurie. saedin with brig Pioneer for Nor
Brig Widow, Snow, days from Machias with lumber, to
,oJ Ewe!I Left ship Belvdereef and for Charleston ds
s%sa g. sshr for sSt So
Eo fore
seSi Alexandria, Lincoln, Baltimore mds., to eager
schr Moreau, Morris, Baltimore. cotton.
seSr Hsa,ta stSsv. Foly i%%aas landing, sc5o corn
sr Bounns @'s'f1Shd coal.
ssbr ssbI 5aR Ho Ho HHyntf ae Philadelphia coal
Below.
One ship, two bngs unknown.
Sailed.
snip; r Great Britain Canton Mnne' Amsterdam Republic
Cot, Georgetown, SC. and others.
The New York herald., 1845-10-21
Died.

Died.
On Sunday night the 10Th instant, Mrs FRANCES CHAN.
pLER, in the Seth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and those of he
son-in-law, Lawrence Ackernan, and daughter, Mrs
Mary Boodgood are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral Tuesday afternoon 2lst instant at half past
three o'clock from the residence of her soninlaw No
1873 Franklin street. without further invitation
On Sunday evening the 10th instant of old age Mrs
HANNAH GouoE aged one hundred and nine years eleven
months and fifteen days.
Her friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral on Tuesday afternoon O'Clock
from the residence OF her daughter Mrs. Van Orden No
l35 Reade street.
The New York herald., 1845-10-21
Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Prince Albert-Rev Asa d Smith
Mr.; D.nDeny Miss Wilbur, Geo Msyerr pr James CLARK
Walter Of New York. Jos Burke Albany Arnold Phila-
delphia Thos Hlgham Charleston: Miss Tord Hy Arrow.
steerage. - = -
HAMBURG -Barque Frankn-A Boick ering of New York;
Mrs karven, Scheswg Johanna and se Bachrach Hers,
field Mecklenburg; Johanna Levie LISA; Mr. Hoggust
Wolh, l. Fierstnir-l07 la the steerage.