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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-07-25
A-pMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

N ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted v the undersigned by
the Probate court Of Madison county, on
the estate 0: John S. Bratton, decd, all
persons indebted 10 said estate are no
tilted to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons hav.
ing. claims against the said estate will
present them legally authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
w. r. HILL, admir-.
July a, 1916. 42-47
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RLACKSMIEHENG AND
WAGGoN MAX JNG

z VIE Subscriber respectfully anuoun-
ces to the citizens Of Madison
county, that he has opened the shop
latelg occupied by Mr.. L French, whore
be will carry on the above mentioned
business in all its branches. Horse
Shooting on the most approved princi.
pies. lie has on hand a few Of the ce.
LIBERATED Oat Cutters which hc will sell
extremely low for cash
w. o. HARGAN.
Jane ~ 1916. 42-ly
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

10y virtue OF an order made at The
- June term Of the Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, | will sell
10 the. highest bidder, before the Court.
house door, 10 the town Of Canton, on
First Monday the 50 day Of August merit,
On a credit Of twelve months, the fol.
lowing described property, viz:
East hall, north easI quarter, and
the east hal, south east quarter and
south half, west half southeast quarter,
section thirty.ive, township eight,
range two, east; the above land has been
assigned 10 the widow as her dover
West half, northwest quarter, section
thirty.six, township eight, range two.
east; east half, southeast quarter and
west half, southeast quarter, section
thirty two, township eight, range three,
cast; east half, norih.wes quarter and
north half, northeast quarter, section
nineteen, township eight, range three,
east.
Bond and approved security will be
required.
Sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
w. A. MOORE, Admir-,
MARTHA MOORE, Adm'rr
.Of the estate Of William MOore, decd
~ = maAATG hn8 n
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NmIAhe e as.
FOR SALE.

VHE subscriber offers for sale hia
Plantation III Madison county, sTea-
ated about eight miles from Canton and
six miles from Livingston, and adjoin.
ing the lands Of Benjamin s. Kicks ahd
James Brown. The tract conlains about
6iteen hundred and sixty acres OF land
one thousand or which are cleared
This land Is remarkably fertile and cana
not be surpassed in the county fOr lis
superior state IN cultivation and i'm
provements. For The terms cf salc III.
quire Or Al. H. Handy, Esq, Canton. ot
address me III Hard Times, Tensas Pa4
IRISH, Louisiana
S. W. DORSEY.
April 4. lS4B. ag- ION
70 THE PLANTERS or MADISON
COUNTY,
HAVE d FIRST rate Negro Blacksmith
= | wish 10 hire out BY the day. those
who wish to save twn thirds of their
Blacksmith bill viii do well to Gull OH
the subscriber, four miles north BIZ Can.
ton. ordrop d letter ii the post Office III
Canton.
A. &. GILLESPIE.
February I'll, 1876. 23-6m
M MELMMH MMgNEZH
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HENRY FIELD.
WIN. cOoKE.

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Doctors FIELD III COOKE,
IL AVlNG associated in the practice
- Of their profession, offef their BET.
vices to the citizens Of Madison county.
The latter tenders 10 those Of his
friends who have heretofore patronixed
him his most sincere thanks.
Office tho same as that recently Ocru.
pied by tho late firm Of Price ~ Cooke.
April II, 1916. 3O-3m
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CURE OF CORNS.

QUNlONo, TUMORe, EXCHESCENCES BAD NATa,
ss;1N1 20 Bros4wsy bstwssn Howard and oIssd ..
ing the public that she still continues 20 practice upon the
feet with the greafes having exclusively devoted her
those diseases which the subject She 10
confident in promising that she will entirely cons
from their irritating painful Locations without causing the
least pam or possibility o dagger making the blood How.
The will not occupy more than four 70 hve
convenience.
Mn B. has praedsed her profession for several years in En
and this couny and hs acquired Gsst skill and much
practical experience Facts acsted by certificates
rom the most celebrated physicians Of New York Boston.
and Philadelphia.
Terms moderate for yearly attendance.
No 80 Broadway, between Howard and Grand streets New
York NAL 1m0src
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DR.. SW.AYNE"S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.

pounding medicine which has done
sss Ss Hs and
comfort The Invetor Proprietor or that most dessr
Taur o. WLD CHERRY and none has been % generally p
ronxed by the profession and Others both in this and
hor space only six or seven years to deceive the
Gus and ~ pusse up kinds Of various
CHERaY. much of the Of The original prepare
ton will them from the lash OF the law and Of
:ss sns s Pa out On s n
i"gdsnef So TO ssuDn hs public nssn. The Pre-
when 81 r. sGC n
And rurchase bat the original and only genuine article
RsssiaT Piv.e;sn, and sIose from year. close
attention Practice or the Profession and which led
ies@o.i: unpssiis!ed success Of Dr. Swsyns
Compound Of Wild Cherry, for the care Of
Consumption
Coughs Colds Splitting Blood Liver Complaint, Tckliag
Ppssiea Or psss:. he Heart Pam ts Side Or
Broken Cousttuton from varicg causes ne abuse Of Gao
Sssrsd . &: world yes1: .n9 other
q Wnp CHEnRr me out The most scept.ca may satisfy
+ . ss e Hs si.i y fsss ~
swAyrE. whose once has been removed 70 N corner Of
:9s s.ss cSsSSy
rssod sad the proprietor Obliged to resort to EAsE
HOOP aud 20 make their own out Of Il The g.
With elas wrspgsr with yellow label with the popetors
s' sSxrousS ;4s e 'e 81 Wills sH r.
that . s:s. *: I Il. fso
siog and defiance the whole o. Potent Ned
yns. s SSsisA 81 e sYYSU
Ass.1. ~ New Ye.seC Cs T. t. i!%si Dr. 10,
e
witch sre.t Hart $40 Grand street.; Everett uison street,
- sz m corner o. f'''0n mo ''''' ''es 0'0'A'n
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THE
INVISIBLE
WIG

GO closely resembles the real head Of HAIR % ceptes snd
- connoisseus have perfect and
ordinary invention Of the day The advantages OF this
novel aud unique wig ID it, being made without sewing
weaving which its closely resemble
the natural hs both ia shtness and natural appsarsnce
defy detection its beng Beautiful and
free. that in all Of preparation evaporation unmp~
died. and the evils OF other entirely avoided The
and beautiful Wig and the peculiar method Of hsg the head
.fthe maauIacursrs A. c. BARRY M Broadway, corner Of
Liberty stairs. md 1msrc
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Murder or MRS. acknowledgements from
Tirrcll.


The public will probably be surprised when state,
a. do, that HrreA has confessed that he
and the circumstances are these when ofcsrs Whip
pie and Joseph w. Andrews went to Weymouth in
search Of TrTs on the day s,sr the murder they saw
her, and first telling her that she could answer the
question he was about TO put or not and that would
band, he then asked il her husband told her any.
thing with regard to the crime with which he was
Aaf M murdered Mrs. Bedford Upon being
asked how no appeared, she replied that she could
S IN hi.
emotions when he admitted the dreadful truth Ths
10 substantially the statement of facts, and is due to
the public that they should know them We understand
also that there much proof other than that brought
into the trial but which parties probably avoided letting
Another singular fact, understand connected with
the il, that Of the jury stated to OIL
his hand and advised him to examine Tirres hand whea
he found him in New Orleans-and when Officers Whip
pie and And1sT ws,. him IL
from his fathers house. and he had rag bssnd svsssd
one or more bis fingers Such Z the story Of the two
jury who acquitted him. Of the opinion all Of them,
that Trre committed the murder but did not consider
the testimony such to warrant verdict Of guilty
der the law and their oaths.
also stated in some Of the papers, that the tears
down the cheek, o. Irrs wnsn sne verdict
unmostened and he was seemingly the least moved Of
any Of that excited audience When he reached the
Cause he had again to enter his cell when ks PRESUMED
that his acquittal would give him his freedom
We group together these facts, not merely because
public interest IL feveriahly excited By this most extra
ordinary case but that the people may feel the imper
tant interest which at isssathe question Of reliance
upon for protection against the hand assassin
Mr.. John Augustus informs that no called on,
yesterday by Mrs. Bickord from Lowell for his aid In
finding the whereabouts of her daughter, .ann Maria
Bedford, girl Of fifteen years, who the 18th inst.
lett the family in which she had been residing at South
Reading for the avowed purpose Of visiting her mother
in Lowell II ID ascerained that she passed that night
at No Elm street. In this city, and left there before
breakfast next morning. She has since been
the street. in company with notorious woman Of the
town. MIR. Augustus 10 in trace Of her, and she will
probably be reclaimed.
MIR. Bedford the husband OF the murdered woman,
expressed the opinion yesterday in our hearing, that
his wife would have been, eventually, thoroughly
claimed, by Of moral suasion although, he said,
she was q very corrupt woman-vsry.
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THE EYE.

D% WHEELER Ocust No. y Greeewich street, New
YORK. near the bsftery deyoses his exclusive attention
disease. Of the Eye sad Ophhsnc Surgery and the
tnss that there not e d to
which eraos ee relieved cared By him. The
his oce. i'll ssty puslic that his prac is not eres
"a extent or sucesss BY that Of other Ocust in
Once hour. rom A. NJ o'clock p. M after which
reasonable terms.
pamphlets containing remarks Diseases Of the Eye with
several Instances Of great effected by Dr. Wheecrs
mode OF can ee had gafutously q his residence
the same Will be forw rded TO any mskng application
him by letter, post paSs mS7 im-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

80 EXTRA EARLY PEAs-Ths "a bscribers have r..
- ssyed spS oass fer sale their annual supply
Warwick, Cedonull, Nimble Dick, Seimetar Mach.
isss Marrow. Victoria Marrow. wocdford5 Green Marrow
sugar Loaf and On Heart CsbbsgS R,Ssh and
few bushels spring Wheat and early ash leaved kduey
Of largest collections Of Annual Biennial
rsnnai Flower general assortment Of house
Plants, fancy stands, he. ~
Bosques composed Of the delicate and fragrant low
ma iw.r DUNLAP Il THOMSON sas Broadway.
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Sporting Intelligence.

The stables Of Msssrs Bingsman, Cocks Greer, and
Myers, arrived yesterday all In excellent condition for
the approaching spring campaign Capt Minors stable
10 expected to-day, and Mr. Van Lssr will leave Mobile
to day From all the ndlcations led to expect
training greatly exceeds that Of former year,
The meeting the Mstaire Course tax place frsr
and will commence the 3lst inst The course said
to be in Hne condition. and great Improvements have
been made which will add materially to the comfort Of
visitors. The members' list IL daily Increasing and
Delta. March "a
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HARTWELL'S .
W. SHIN TON HOU USE,
223 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.

QATHe inst insrodueed-wsum. - Coit-.n - sns-
nsnn, los both ladies' saA Qna1onsn; 80 re Une4er
4jndsa ~ q1ins ~ q svsry 1spmsnsrs q De 49,
'rQ 1UlL0ERs or Loco Ng33xf Z - e! =
tsepossls will be rcssiysd by De un1asiS 1Zs -
A. ~ e Agdl: rsosro !cs fsfaishia. , e -
dslivss:s es 9. .bSat he ay.s a,y e Oescsss -
wsis of 'asas. will ts furnished rR0S
Engin.ss Of MachiseyI - Rep.iD,
Balsinose March -, 1915. - NnNeW N
LOOKING GLASS PLA3ED.
ETANLINE OSTHElMER. Inpqesus ~ Dsnk Rysse.
hiladslpha. have last received g dis psgs
- New Ycgk, fh assortment Of o1g Oh sases 1nn
oty1 ~ bY ~ All sxes polished pcco window giass ftu
Nby u, Nh - Also, Toilet 9lGs, Rats1 0peeoeos,
Hpos, 6nuG Uooss, Cigsr Cssess 10y h4sses MarbQs
which thsy ?zer II the lowest market prices
jAll 2usoA shs
IMPORTANT TO EMlGRANTS GOING WEST.
THE subscribers beg inform their fisads ss1 thu psh
thas hey forward psssen9ers g all PATS q s Wee
at this season Of the for those ae9aained vR
tiun. bed that the EARLIEST probable tina -
will be navigable will be the = Apr and maV ~ - II
MAJ Pssons therefore,, until that Time, - W rail-
road. tiskets for which . eht.ned Wy lowest
rates, Ct ~. x J. L. TAPDGOTT,
IS South st., CO.. OF Maiden lane.
mel RI -
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M. WISE Is u, % 0gIPpT i

M lost RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of New
1 New York and the public in general that he has local
No 81 BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete Of
SPEC1ACLES AND HEADING GLASSES,
Ia Gold, Silver and Steel Frames ,.-
by his annual visits . Spring; for the Las.
enabled the glasses suitable for any Per-
with weak eyes be supplied with glasses which will
greatly beue6t and not strain the sight
Panieosr ..ts9s.oo . called 70 new syle Of Ps.pectvs
polish and true ground produce the purest vision. and
been highly the best In their effect upon the
and aiding.
short sighted and such have been operated
for Cataract, also be suited
inserts new Glasses q superior ausy in old frames
Twill warrant all Speetaces purchased from suit The
sight for 1--WE exchange them without charge
MI 3m*r
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vUVHE stJBSC RIBER o0kp 20 the fueifc Resnod oi
akinr shirts which renders ssse snd comfort 20 TIE
wearcr and q complete no pains nave spared 70 oo
Az s IN 49, srpencs in business, ths S1bseribss
!. enabled 10 make al The necessary sn4 give
general satisfaction. VM. SVAkiNo
fnnSr
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More OF the Ereshets-Thelr Extent.
From the Eaatern Argus. March 3Ol

From the Eastern Argus, March 3d.
We learn that the waters the Kennebec have risen
to fearful height caused BY the rain and melting
On Friday. about two O'Clock the whole Office be
len waters, Carrying everything before The store
houses on Long wharf were swept in ruins into the
sS s, on ai 20:
two hours after the ice jammsd about two miles below
Gardiner The arrested water soon began TO ise rapid
ly, and ct eight o'clock il had overnowed Water
stree filed the cellars and covered the steps Of the
Cobosseccnte House The merchants began to move
On i: :ea
street was overlooked The vessel Of Mr. VIM. Brad
street. the stocks near the steam mill, was thrown
Messrs Richardson Co., have lost two hundred thou
sand feet Of lumber Their mill remains uniDjured. A
barn Of Msssr Moulton and belonging to Captain
Pittson- belonging to Me.srs W. H. stevens and
side sustained no damage. The merchants saved their
goods by moving them reasonably. At q r. M on ga
rrday the water commenced falling at o. and the jam
broke But little further damage was spprehendcd.-
The water il stated to have been higher than ever
known before. Great fears entertained Of damage
sibis 10 proceed on the road to Richmond more than
three miles, on account Of the water
BuIroS, Salmon Fslls) March ave are In the
midst OF m ice freshet which, judging from the
boom: on the river Il. Soons Il hi. village CAV. way
:d sn on .ns IL: ds% and
The mills and bridge received injury. The Aums on
the ws.tern ols) side Of the river gave way At ii.
head which will suspend lab,rs in the grst sth and
.hiDsls mills supplied By H. til can Be repaired The
boom at the Bar Mills the West side and the Larup
BOOM mile above that both carried away; slso
Smiths bridge. three and . half miles above the Bar
Mills. We have intelligence higher up the river,
other than hat the river IL every moment bringing Il
10 quite certain that the Blooms ct and also at
Benny Eagle Mills have given way, and perhepe the
bridge 1t Moderation village Every ns,e period the
IL filled with Of timber mingled With ice
which floats BY the wrecks Of piers and booms mill
logs, plank &C. from above, and every time from places
still further up the river. The water s now st fsshet
pitch but not so high tn the Falls ~ eight or ten feet
a. IN the spring Of a. The damage done has been
cd by the breaking mp Of the cs which has occurred
weeks earlier than usual The ice has made the past
WINTER much thicker and nrmsr than IN previous years
The piers and Blooms are much weakened BY sge and
decay and both render the river liable "a
be swept at this season The Ice on breaking up at THU
place. quite three feet in thickness clear and sod
crystal and enough has gone BY and out sea- could
be had and transported, In good state, TO markets
within the tropics to make nabobs Of all the inhabitants
upon the river.
DR.. o Flahcrty the eminent Ca hoIic divine, died in
Salem, Macs, on Sunday evening, the 18th inst
The bill for supplying Boston with the pure sno
abundant waters OF Long Pond has passed both branches
-. tSs md
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WANTED.

"A German Correspondent Accountant Aseat Gc2 by an
unmarried Of ~ OF who he's been employed IN
tkse cspsces since he old sundry ercante
hotses Or frat standing and respectaby in New York
whence lately arrivedl He has also ben employed in
other branches Of business viz Factor factores and
camille houses where such kept snc!.ny
the authorities reciy and and render ue jsst
and plain statement Of their Affair." He one, his
aad for the ryguatcn Of estates &c furthe would se
the South West Indies Mexico he
sucentiy acquainted with trade and business there RE
spectins his and character ne gys such rfer-
ences a. to satisfy those who wish make Of hrs services
az who may drop line to r. g., Boz No 49, lower Post
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Board OF Supervisors.


A meeting of this Board was held last evening, his
Honor the Mayor in the chair
Several petitions for relief from taxes were, 90 usual
referred.
the application Of number of the fire Insurance
panes praying to be relieved from taxes assessed upon
their nominal capitals submitted, andnsead OF
per cent being charged them, It was recommended
adopted
The Committee on Criminal Courts reported adverse
70 the petition of Abraham Hilyer, late deputy Sher
III Of this city, for expenses paid BY him to remove Alex
$3.50 ga cents ordered to lie upon the table,
Tho Committee on Annual Tax reported adverse to
the petition Of several Inhabitants to be RENTED the
Of their assessments and that the Comptroller
Knowlton for amount equal the tax on in the
18th ward for the year l845 and that he further draw
his warrant in favor Of James Trenor for the sum OF
$42 90 being the amount of erroneous tax paid BY
him in the year lsa4
| The Committee Police reported in reference to
paying Maurice OKeefe constable Of the Fourth ward
grants to the Tombs amounting to $40 so (s7i cents
each being charged) was, after some discussion and in
which the chairman submitted his views at great length
and stated that this matter somewhat similar TO the
the board for its final action The law, az stated by
the chairman contemplates the payment Of bat thirty
seven and half cents for such commitments and that
therefore this charge was excessive Upon the other
hand II was commended that this CHARGE rendered,
strictly legal The petitioner was allowed to with
draw his petition.
The same committee submitted the bill of Peter Van
Dyke for services rendered in the Sd district police
ing the same) after long discussion refused,
having appeared that no authority was shown for the
same.
Several other bills for extraordinary services were
audited and allowed, otherwise suitably referred.
The board then adjourned to Tuesday next at i've
o'clock PM.
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WRITING.
Academy 10 g5esS s.y sggssite John street.

Superior and Elegant Commercial System OF WRITING,
WILL continue to during his stay In New
w TO Ladies and Gentlemen Of EVERY AGE Day I've
ming, in Twelve Lessons. for the small charge OF
ONLv FIVE DoLLARs!
Mr. DMsTow Finishing Writing Master, promises and
ALL, old young to mpart BEAUTIFUL,
and style Of Penmanship
how BAD, IIEeIsLE OF GRANTED may be tho writing =,
sssBooK .KEESlra and SHORT HAND taught thoroughly
NB.-Prvnts lessons given. Families and Schools attend
ID 9tnw ms
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M ABE and inherited By Dr. J. GRAY. No. 1is Bowsy, NJ
in the United States Any person that wishes Be well sr
ed should always apply e maker who has been 10 the q
fony veers. mis- 1msre
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FUKNiTURE
VUANTED.-gentemen and Families can obtain tAe nm
dispose Of sueh Lade. and 0sntlsnsni Wssns Apparel
Fire Arms Furniture, &c LsyE.sIyE tss Brosdwsy. sp
obtain fair price by sending for the subscrber, Mrs r. LIZ.
vEmrrN. NIB A line through the Post Once win be prompt
" attended to. ma lm-re
iiMlLITAMY EQUlPMENTs.FlERkME CAfS..
1--WE SUISSE RIB Err respectfully calls the attention Of the
military public 70 hs assortn.ent Of Military kaupn~nt
sdap,ed I'll compan.cs Military Caps. Kpspsacks. Bores
and Bayonct Scabbards Of variety Country comp&
nes about changing their uniform those about forming
new ecnpanis. rli e s.PB,,sd nth s.%r, ps
full assotmept Of variety constantly hand and
~ ;ssms T. ). SsxTAcAP, m Broadway
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The arrivals yesterday were sufficiently numerous 70
show the still increasing accession at the principal no.
sels There are Registered at n the WIN ch.rchm
white Plains General Wall. New Jersy J. H. Barnes.
Hook W. A. buckingham Norwich J. Hsgin, North
Carolina M. Ardei West Point L. Williams, savan-
Asroa.-G Warren, Boston; H. Conin. Portsmouth
c. O. Whitmore Boston T. Chambers. PHILADELPHIA; J.
symongton, Madeira C. Lansing. Robert Byrns Alba
or, do j. Lyon, do. Chamberlain Bacon ond Dana,
do Bacon. St Louis J. Mason. Boston, n James u.,
George Russell Me- Wit: rhs
T. R Rawlsnbergh, PhiIadephia; Thos 0rifhth, and
DR.. vanderbergh, Philadelphia.
mont W. Burrows, Union College; 7. Bsbcock, Troy !
+ o. Breekar. warrensburgh; w Kent, PHILADELPHIA; j.
Tss
dslphs T Dismon Albany Howard, Springfield
CRY @. J. Thomas, Virginia NJ johnson. New Jer
sey j. L. Van Schoonhoven A. Thomse!l, Boston G.
New
Albany; pst%ors troon l. vernon ian:insSursa;
Pratt, Pratsyile George Tibbst:. Troy B. Champ
ing, Philadelphia; H Owen Washington; M. johnson.
G Do o'Sss
Baltimore l.. Nottingham, Virginia
Glosr.-w. Fsnk. Alexandria. D. c.; N. Harrison,
dres, do NJ Dawson, Philadelphia; w. Jameson. Bos-
tom w. Watson, Texas; G. H. Fisher, A. G. Bowie,
HowAsD.-w Lamont. w. Kilholly, Baltimore D. NJ
Gregor, Saratoga J. Watson, Perth Amboy Captain
Rollins Baltimore DR.. Burgin NJ Mile philadelphia
SSassIsy ssny
Troy; r. L: Noyes, Albany D. Smith, Norwich; H.
Kelly, Troy George Sanford PhiisdeIpha; G. Adams
Baltimore W. Dewitt Albany; W. Walsh. Baltimore.
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DR.. o Flahcrty, the eminent Ca hoIc divine, died In
Salem, Mas, on Sunday evening, the 2sth inst
The bill for supplying Boston with the pure snd
abundant waters Of Long Pond has passed both
Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts,, and wss sent 70
the Governor for his approval
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E three story and bseuent brick dwelling Houses in fo
occGp.ncy by May hst They will be fitted in beautiful style
with all the late improvements They each contain II
besides the kitchen and finished with marble manses and
black CRATES throughout Two of these 81 feet
yafds and iron railing.
The Situation commands fine view Of the river bay
city, and within minutes walk Of the ferry, where the
ferry boats leave for Barclay every fifteen minutes,
crossing to 10 minutes; and every half hour Canal sad
Chtopher strse Terms OF yearly communion Of the fer
~ moderate.
cent Applyto
ma 3Wr J. A.6TEVEN9. Jr. Hoboken.