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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
The Aldermen and Common c.

The Aldermen and Common co,,,,
Washington have adopted resolution, o, ,s..
10 lie memory OF Captains Jane. Graz,
Charles Hanson and Samuel II. WalL.,
from that city, who have fallen in M,
Messrs. B. B. French and J. 7. Tows,s
eloquent speeches on the character and ss,y
Of The lamen!ed Walker, whose lie ~.
chequered bul brilliant one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
LOUISA RAILROAD

We learn from the city papers hat on V
nesday, the Board Of Public Works decli,,
subscribe, on The part Of the Stale to the s,oc.
the extension OF the Louisa Railroad and !.
mined 10 refer This matter TO the Lesisla,u,
We are authorized, however, 10 state ,ba,
wilhsanding The action of The Boari ,be ;,
advertised will be let 10 contractors on The
instant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
SIGNS.

The Wing and the Times are in ecslasies
MIR. Clay's resolutions. The Republican ma
no comments. The y. Y. Tribune, the p
anl-war, anii-slavety fanatic, sends up il,
Poans" 10 the skies!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

The citizens OF Charleston have resolves
lendera public dinner 10 General Shields.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19
MR. CLAY's SPEECH.
Onsceysn AND REPORTER Or,

USsERvER AND I<EFuRTEK UFT1cE,
Lexington, Ky Saturday. Nov. 1873, P. NJ. :
ing a, eleven o'clock. twas an Immense affair.
The anxiety TO hear ,he Sage OF Ashland was
intense. Among those present we re individuals
who had travelled over .housann miles. ne
Yer Witnessed a deeper feeling. All ages parti-
cipaIed-lhe father as we'll as The sen-al classes
and conditions uf society. And 9 wonder. The
announcement h ad gone forth that HENRY CLAY
the Patriot-ihe SIaiesman-the Saee-was about
10 address his counlrymen on III e most importa nj
Topic of the day-the War with Mexico its origin
and its objects, Surely such an aunounc emenl
was calculated 10 excite he IN finds and mo We The
hears OF men,-snd no only OF The immediate
resident, OF L, xing'cn and il vicinity, b Ut OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-19

The correspondent the New Orleans Times,
in \ letter written a few mnues before The James
l.. Dav sailed, saes tina! news had Just reached
Vera Cruz, from Tampico, that Santa Anna
had embarked on board the British steamer, The
F.,ii, and thus escaped out OF Mexico. This
inpor,an, rumor is thus sci forth in the New Or
leans Times:
at appears tha, Colonel Gates the Governor
OF Tampico had previously received intelligence
,ba, Santa Anna was in the neiehborhood and
he Immediately ordered out scouts 10 collect all
uoss;be information thereon, issuing, al The same
lime, the slrclesl lnjunctions 10 the officers in
command OF the United States schooner lying
there, 10 prevent any vessels, OF whatever de-
.,riplion they might be, from crossing lhe bar
withou, FIRST undergoing rigid search. We
learn, however, that before The command vi Inc
Governor reached the United States schooner a
small craft, "a schoouer,) which waits on Inc
British steamers, 10 convey The mails, ooliiop,
quicksilver, &c, &C. on board, had gone out
and communicated with The British steamer II
IS now ascera ined, as we find il stated, that The
er-Presidenr, with his usual luck and foresight
where his personal safely is concerned, go on on
his Little vessel; so that all the means OF Colone
Gates 10 capture him, or Otherwise Illustrate his
plsps for quitting The country, were useless:
awe .eel bound, however, in giving his incl
isepce 70 STATE lha, tits not generally believed a
Vera Cruz: whilst, however, high iuncuona!'e'
| a, Tampico did mol seem 10 doub, H."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20
Affairs In Texas.

- lFrom the houston Telegraph June 70
we learn from several genIemen VINO iateiy arrived
from thst tnis Town Is steadily improy
ing and already promises TO any OF our western
towns except bexar lnere are Already no less THAN
nteen stores opened nj this place and 1t Is estimated
That the population exceeds 2ooo ne settlers nave
several large neds Oh corn under cultivation and hour
shng gardens are found IN all parts OF the town fur
nishng Inc settlers an OF
new settlement VIII soon De formed III the valley OF the
Lano hiy mics west Oh rIsoericksourg ana IL III
expected nat several OF the iaes OF tne town WIN re-
move 10 TINS settiement Inc people NJ rreoercksourg
enjoy exceent heatn nave sunered no injury rom the
indians, ana are 8eheray prosperous COMMENDED ana
hapPy
me .raoe Oh nexar nss oeeh unusuaiy Drisk curing
sns aSS ino na pares " h ro l.,s
SANTA Rosa anu the auJoinng towhs nave ately visited
~ ana puronasco ia'se yuan.'.es y, eoous .hey nhu
.nnt Tue eooos SOU at DeAar arg no. su~sct W the
nrn inPoseu On .no sooos ihPor'eo in'o Na.amoIss,
lamPico anu o.her nexcan ports anu consequently,
tney Gun We q. oneapc La.es Nv DEAR 'nah
at tnose Porss ~ we pee'e tnere arc no Ios
TOM mouse oMoes es.aosneu a. Any pont oh ens MY
ntnann 81 tho Wsa tnS a tba pn GanJs xsiie
thonnS Taxss fraa oT d~tu Sbond IN. war cont;mnss
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nearly tenth part of the whole Of the remain
der many sick. IL appears by statement IN the
Qusbsc Mercury of Tuesday that the total NUMBER OF
deaths at Crosse Isle, up to the 3Oth June wa o. VI
board ships and buried the island 10 July stn 10
died at sea- 1909 making total of io9o deaths ne
number Of deaths at the Marine Hospital from tne 90 20
the 10th instant was 81 discharged 22s; remaining
s27 The attending clergy have sustained several addi
tionai losses The Rev Mr Montigny, r. G priest at
Lachinc and sister Limoge one OF enc "r.y nu' a'
Rov cure of Charesbourg died on Tuesday morning OF
typhus fever contracted In the discharge OF ms clerical
,ies NJ CROSSE isle The Rev Mr. Chadderton was not
cxnected 10 survive The Montreal Pilot states that on
tha eyenng of saturday the 10TH several carts filed
with young children were removed from .ne sneds ana
Nina of them died on the night Of their removal
The Montreal Witness Of Monday says 1t Is asserted by
tbs hest medical authorities. that there IL scarcely
street in the city which there not two three
cases OF fever and that the only eectua means Of stop
ping the disease would be the removal OF all the sick at
once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

party Of 80 Seneca Indians lately arrived s,,a of
scphs Mo- their way to their hom IN .n h,r Tor
New York Disease has made cad havoc w ciyi
companions These Blndans are 10 ~, possble
the stu lion in which thew now ind themselves ,ss
the veal thy members ofthe Ogden ,he,r rmer
red IN the face when they come oscN !" wv
homes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-We are assured
by Mr. French, the President OF the Company
between this city and New York that the most emerge
tic in progress to asperfect
insulation Of the entire line M possible. Since his
election to the Office Of President he has passed the
line and visited nearly all the Offices and finds the In
terruptons TO be occssioned principally by imperfect
insulation. A second line OF iron cord In almost
completed between Baltimore and Philadelphia and n
line OF the material will be placed, with all posi-
be Dispatch upon the posts between this city and Bal
timore. MIR. French that pains shall be
spared his part to give the public alns Of telegraph
whichshal be both permanent and certain The line IL
now working well from this city TO New York.--Wash.
ington Inteihgsncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

A DELIGHTFUL STEAMBOAT ExcURsIos.-The
S. Louis Nerc Era, of the 10th inst, has a short
account OF a remarkably hne trip performed by the
steamboat Martha, since the middle Of May last at
which time she left ~ Louis for the mouth Of the yell
low stone The whole distance forth and back IL 1000
miles. The incidents OF the voyage not very nu
merous varied-nor the passage interrupted by
any serious accident Indians, usual, were seen upon
the banks, from Of whom. did the boats
people suffer fear mo esation. Game was abundant
black tailed deer anteopes, occasional elk and my
riads of bualoes We mentioned, yesterday, that the
boat brought In several buffalo calves These youngsters
were caught the river bsnkhaving been driven upon
narrow shelf there where they were pent up without
possibility of escape between steep bluff the
side and the boat the other Trapped In this way
they were transferred TO the boat without dimcuty
The boat unfrequeny encountered herds OF these
animals in the river which they had come for water,
and the color Of which could hardly be seen for the
swimming hosts, with which u was covered. At such
times they would be clustered by hundreds under tho
guards Of the boatsurrounding and In close contact
with II all sides Caught In this predicsment they
easy prey and many fell under the balls Of the
rifles which in active request for the occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

Hon. DANIEL WEBsrER.--There was rumof
in this city on Saturday afternoon, that Mr. Webster
had been killed, at Marshdeld, by n mad bull lpe
rumor very current and A. might have osen "a
pected, produced considerable sensation boso" '"''
July 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

~ THE subscribers offer for sale surnp seeds of the
6T best kinds viz Ioota baea, Swedish show ball.
stone. yellow Aberdeen fall radsh spinach, with large
aud of garden seeds Bene plant fresh
every day Choice and asrap, hSwsrs Al Seasons Of the
jIs llt.m seeJsmen and Florists So, Broadway.
80 COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-That very de-
- sirable residence the village OF Taytown. West.
- chester county. fitted by the late Mrs Phillips. and
occupied for several years by f. Tresdwell ESD is of
piazza front and is well finished and good order
with green house attached There also on the premises
carsge house. stable ice house gardeners house and other
well stocked with great variety Of choice fruit trees shrub
berry and ornamental and the
by the Hudson river For terms &c. apply the
jvH sot.rc. C.v B. OsTRANDER
- APARTMENTS TO LET, handsomely furnished
E:; or unfam Finished at 81 North Moore st.
- PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, Staten Isnnd.-
E The proprietor be TO inform his friends and the public,
ments in this establishment since the last He
% large building containing thirty three aogetho
disconnected from the main body of the pavilion. These
ns d ss al
those generally denomnated single the various
watering places throughout the country.
wishing engage Letters addes.ed
him at the City Hotel Broadway will receive immediate at
steamboa. runs between New York and New Brighton
From New Brighton and il A. M, and . and P. M
From pier No. North River, New York-Ats A. M and IL
will be established as the season advances.
Sunday AUGMENTATION New Brighton at A. NJ, l2k
From New Yorh at ga M, 2 and sxP.M.
Music Nghts-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
sps5 tire +. BLANCHARD.
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T. w. BYRNEs &lCo's NEW YORK AND LIVER
FOOL EMIGRA TloN OFFICE.
. ~ NE re

T.. w D1HNfIo q CC, 20. WaertoO HOad, LNerpoo
DESTROYS Of informing the public of the United States that
they have found the importance Of direct Agency for the
purpose OF placing within the Of the friends of
senges coming this country, the immediate correspon
dence with respectable establishment from whom they can
RELY attention and favor towards their relations leaving the
old country.
Persons DESTROYS Of engaging passages from Dublin, Cork
New York. Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore New Orleans
can do so ON favorable than be obtained from
any other house engaged the business IN this counry being
oldest and largest establishment in the passenger trade
Liverpool. ,
The many thousand that have sailed IN the ships
which have despatched from office IN Liverpool and
The different ports Of ireland for the last thirty years. su
Gent guarantee ability to ulhl with
'BRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE given for any
amount payable sight At the National Bank Of Ireland and
Scotland without discount
list of the Packet Ships with their days Of sailing and the
address of the Agents who for can be had on application
~ ~ '''' p w. BfRNES CO.,
na2 lmsrro 90 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

THE SHIP FEVER IN CANADA.-Ths dreadful
malady appears to be still on the increase. We
present the following statement derived from the Quebec
Chronicle, of the condition of several vessels, all of
which arrived ut Crosse Isle on Tuesday last =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

6&K FOR NEW ORLEANs--Louisiana and New
@A% r2rk Line 81 psckets-The fast sailing Packet Bark
&DN&csGENESEE, Thos. l.. Mnott master is now load
ing sed will positively sal on Monday, Augusta
modations, apply on board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
street or Elk COLLINS.
Agents in New Orleans, j. o. Woodruff & Co who will
promptly forward all goods to their address. -.
Packet ship Wabash Captain Hathaway, wi succeed the
Gcnesee, and sail her regular day. jyi3
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49, PEOrLE'S LINE STEAMBOATS, ~
IN e 4 u1lA4xEzS ALBANY, Daily. Sundays Escepte

fb1oarS fB;rec,mX; ococR. r. M.' from
the Pier between Courlandt and Liberty streets.
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. VIM. II. Peck will
O'Clock.
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt Il. q. Crutten
den will leave Tuesday. Thursday an Saturday even.
ings at o'clock.
Springs, will folows-Leave Albany at az Am.
PM Sundays. Passengers will find this the
pedtous and convenient route.
AT Five O'Clock, r. M-Landiug intermediate Places
from the loot q Barclay street.
Steamboat ROCHESTER,. Captan H. H; Furry. will
seave Monday Friday and Sunday afternoons
O'Clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Captain 7. N. Hulse.
will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after.
o'clock.
The above boats will all times Albany in ample
lime for the Morning Cara for East or West.
Freight taken at moderate and taken after
O'Clock, p NJ.
All are forbid trusting Of the boats Of this
Zine, without order from captains agents.
passage freight apply board boats, p
SCHULTZ nj the Office o. the wharf. jyl2rc
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0&R PACKETS FOR HAYRE-sECOND LINE
M2k The ship ONEIDA, J. Funck, master, WI, sail on
Agents.
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ON THE NATIONAL BANK OF

Is o?HE BRof AEfs MAsfEEsoN. No. Iss Mai
n den lane having completed their beg
leave their friends and the public that passages
and from the Old Country be secured the most
New York and Liverpool They also guarantee that there
shall be detention but that emgrans will be forwarded
presentation Of their tickets.
Drafts payable on demand the Royal Bank of Ireland
my25 Dot re
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EXCURSIONS TO BULLS FL
SanTiI TH e FORT LEE !; g. an'

- NIFTY CEMETEKY-Landipg az Hammond
and Nnesenth .tIeeu-FARE OHE sHLLIcl.Op and sd1sr
Capt Isaac Scott, and no BERT ANNETT Capt FredeIek
days excepted, ss6, and 10 A. NJ. 2, and 81. M.
Returning leave Fort Lee day. Sundays excepted at
~ aud IL A NJ. and I, quarter 5, and r. M.
ONsSUNDAYS,
The boats will leave Canal and 10 A. M and
aud NJ. Leave Fort Lee at and II A, M, and and
NJ For the accommodation Of Pic Mic and other social
pleasure boat vii leave Fort Lee at 7P every
TRINITY CEMETERY.
The and o'clock trips of each Sundays excepted will
be extended to Trinity Cemetery the grounds Of which have
been recently laid out in the beautiful and picturesque
Returning the boat will leave the Cemetery wharf
at quarter IL o'clock aud quarter o'clock.
Stages will be in readiness Fort Lee
70 Hackenxack, Sundays eYcepted iel9 30tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

OPPOSITION PASSAGE OFFICE-To
AlA-S Albany Utica, 81 50; Syracuse, 50; Oswego,
= 50; Rsehes,er. s2 Is; BafislO So 80; Clsye.
cinna $s Toronto aud Hamilton. s.; Whitehall So Mont
real 81; Pittsburg, SO.
Office, 100 Barclay street.
Av security required will be given for the fulhment of all
wis 30tsr NJ L. RAY Agent New York-i847.
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FOR SALE-Twenty rail road and horse
wagons and some two horse wagons, and constantly
TO order where they can be had at the shones,
notice hand where all kinds of carts wagons and har
be had the reasonable terms by MICHAEL
MULLANE, Wagon Maker, No. % aud 30 Montgomery
Jersey City. NJ j 1el6 10t$v
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TTNO The PUBLiC-Gve my articles tria and judge for
yourselves them all TO be represented the
money refunded
R RESTORATIVE.

LAYS rATfNT HOsE-Fo 3. . s m New York By The
Walter, 2s6 Broadway; Joseph H. Ash, 293 Broadway j.
Phlbin Dey street; w. g. G. Chadayoyne, 1874 Cher
Rector street; Gorge Fulton 535 Broadway; Knight
Rhodes 1871 Broadway; Thomas Hanson, 800 Broadway Mil
Coates ZIG Grand street; Charles Pitt Son. II Third
avenue; Nathl Sawyer 239 Beecker street, Craig Broad
H. F. Trowbrdge, 2l0 Water street; Mckenzie Oaa, 63
Broadway; John Hudson, Union Square corner Founeent
avenue, Plumbers; and ID. Hodgman of Maiden Lane
and street, and where else in the city OF New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

no YOU WANT To DRESS, Beautify. and make YOU
~ Hair soft and fine Read:
Henry r. Cullen, late barber on board the steamboat
the best article ever used for dreng sofenng cleansing
and keeping the hair long time soft clean silky dark and ~
order; all customers preferred IL thing else.
Sold New York only at the sign q the American Eagle
Agents in Philadepha-Zeiber, Ledger Buildings; IN
Brooklyn l39 Fulton Boston, Reddng state 81
berry at; in Newark. NJ J. D. Olds 27s Broadn
a2s lmsrc
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e~-s FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC
/S1eSW1EMD STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Royal Mail.
LIE3|rLA10cThe Steam Ship UNION. T. Hebert,
on Saturday the Gath instant.
The order Of departure from France is as follows
The PHILADELPHIA sails on the 18th Of July.
The MISSOURI 3lst
The NEW YORK I" 18th August.
The UNION 3lst 70
And from New York
The PHILADELPHIA sails ON the 18th August
The MISSOURI T" Z" 3ist
The NEW YORK A" 18th Sept.
The UNION 3" 30th -
These Steam Ships equal any aioat and commanded
by SIX lfu and courteous When their transorma
from vessels to commercial is complete, they
will be found as comfortable any ships be made.
The price Of passage from New York for the first class
$500 From Havre 1000 francs
Wines will be charged EXTRA but the prices will be very
moderate.
The freight in Havre is regulated by fixed tariff. The
freight from New York is ruled by the market rate.
For further particulars apply the Office Of the company
Broadway. jyl8r
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
IRCULATION-FORT THOUSAND.

% DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price per copg-e7
3, per snnum-payable in Advance.
Nc. WEEKi9 HERALD-Eyery satuIdsy-Phce 81 cents
HERALD FOR EUROPE-EYery Steam Packet day
fnce "a cept per copy$o per anDum, including postage
ssGsvsd By sssr. GalFqspi s Rue vyspns Paris L.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published ON the
LIST Of January of each yeasinge copies xpence EACH
.ADVERTlSEMENTS,a at the usual prices-sways cash in
advance Advertisements should be written IN PLAIN legibe
nnner The Proprietor will not be responsible for erro that
may in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters commune stions by mail, addressed to the
establishment be paid the will be de
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED.
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CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
'HlS celebrated Cosmetic eecuay cradicates crupons
the skin, particularly pmples botches letter TAM
Icckes and cutaneOus The o the Lotion
for short time will establish clear and br liant complexion
Sold in bottles at IS each 1888 Bowery Of
Spring street Also bv Mrs Hav,. Brooklvn. a2s,msr
IL ANE's PATENT PORTABLE BATHING TUB and
IA Shower Bath conneced-A splendid
tlemen about fitting their country residences would do
well to call and examine them they just the thing; also
general Of bathing tubs shower baths and baths
wholesale and retail. CHARLES KANE,
je5 3otsrc T7 Bowery, NY.
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Il sale By The % asSt full
consisting Rochelle Sse AID
importer. Deaisn invited ioss nd
myss ,e., ome. No 10. Val .,1+4t New 9or.
A GARD-CHARLEs WOLFE lsonin.lsw Of the late
liens; sa ysss:
aGs cs.s DR. I:
ihsa s1s: + s south
Tompkinsyiile. Staten Island June u ieIs sau
u ply VIII request Of Lieut.; NssiG.h e state
was nv.ded home IN son.e99snse q total deaas. aud dis
fesona care Of Drs Castle and Edwards Aus ssi Broad
hs sna a.. TO
forces Ja%aisa ACOUSTIC Oil for salsA specific for
rom tue ears. mo JUL
lanes NJ. KELLY Shakespeare Building corner Sixth
pase he las
s :S
oss:
his
may depend upon their wants being supplied the shortest
least Importance By the he has been able
purchasing goods he viii customers as eSsap
rate as any Other and Mercer and Tailor
Philadephia. MAY. Is47. el5lm.z
No so Wall streetlnsurance against Fire and Inland
Navigation Ksks-Ths Company prepared make nsur-
against loss damage by fire dwelling houses
houses buildings general goods and OF
description and personal and risks of
poration and inland cation.
DIRECTORS
Thomas W. Thorne, William Van WICK
John Van Boskerck, VIC. Redhsld,
Eugene Bogsrt, Martin Hoffman,
Henry II. Ward, Robert l.. Case.
John j. Herrick, John ID Ward
Henry d. Beach, Stephen Holt,
w. II. Jacobs.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
w. T.. KELLOGG, Secretary
NB-The capital of this institution is now FULL and with
SUR lus
Money TO loan on bond and mortgage jyIl BOT
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s:zl!Hf%:z>-The Steamer NERO AN EAGLE leaves
Pier North River daily Sundays ncluded),
TO- and oecSa landing a For, Ha Ian liz each way;
~ B-No boat that belonging the ferry will be
mtted land Coney Island and passengers will please
govern themselves accordingly. jyl8 II m
s:sES|> 9fiosfTfoN BOATS FOR ALBANHY,
poughkeepse Kingston and HudsonFare5 50 cents
The new and elegant Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt.
D.goo Tuesdays, ThuI.day and Saturday, at halEpat
six NJ, from the foot OF Robinson street, touching at
Hammond street pier, each way,
passage freight apply board the Boats, Geo.
T. Stanley at the Office foot Of Robinson street.
" All persons forbid trusting the above boats
count Of the owners my19 RI
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-18

The Boston Post informs us that in
Ashfeld, Mass, farmer set couple of
gate posts, both of which were taken from
the butt of a chestnut tree, which was per-
fectly sound. Que of them was set with
the top end down. At the expiration of
twelve years, both were taken up, when he
found that Of the one inverted, only the
sappy part was decOyed, willie the other
had nearly roiied of.