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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11
OBITUARY..

Departed this life Oh the 9th inst, At The req.
idcnce OF her father, the Hon. Thos. w Harris Of
this city, Mrs. MARY II. FEArKRRsTov, VIII. of
Col. w $. Fealhcrs.on nged twenty one years
and seven months Married bat few short
months since, this a0ecionale wife and daughter
had scarcely entered upon the wide sphere Of du
" and responsibility, which attached to her new
situation, when, Lo Death hath seized her for
his victim. Young, lovely and accomplished
possessing in an eminent degree, those amiable
virtues and social qualities, which so highly a..
dorm her sex, il is no wonder that she was the i
dol ofher family and the admiration ola large cir.
Gle of devoted friends. She manifested, during
painful and protrac,ed Illness the patience and
calm resignation Of a true christian; and though
surrounded with every earthly blessing which
could render life desirable, beloved and kind
husband, doating parents, kind brothers and a
tender and atfectiouate sister, yet when informed
that God had placed his seal upon her aud that
her hours were numbered, though the trial was
bitter, she yielded up her pure spirit without a
muunur. The loss. TO her dsconsoIate husband
and relatives, is indeed irreparable; yet we trust
and believe that what is their loss is her eternal
gain.
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ERRMRa

Per session, Tor Board aud Tuition, $50
For Music, S25
For French, SC, 80
There are many Femlle Seminaries in the West,
in which the expenses Of pupil may be $40 or $50
per session less than the above, but in very few o.
these, 10 confidently asserted will the faro be found
% good the capital invested 50 large-and tho rep
t,'ffiou ofthe Vouchers 81 distinguished
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11
AsTUBBORNTHI8G
Dir W00DRUfF5 DTsEErERE CORDIAL


mer Camailint e chiirsl.
F#7AlS highly ezie.e d and as;'T cslalrl.es rsms.
e ty for ths cure oflie - re rafned 81 sessezlsg
already h.eQme q h5usehoii aedicins ia hanzfsls
iinot ihouseHds oi llmilies l. Is ~ eHeer ssai-
~ sf doat e. % whether 4 ceres these diseases q
uo,-but l. is row fixed izctamoar he ihiaes fha,
are--li not 0aiy CAFES cases & recent occurrence.
butoi 10 " ~ years standing ais1 Nalzmiy shoala
&c sitso ( i during tie slnHeF ani iza uc1ths
From tie hoa. Waay Williams. Msrof os-aluh-
oas, aai he Rev. Jesse Bonag. a tie i L. Clursh
aou'h, d, Columbus Geo.
IAs is &c certify that re lie undersigned have
fully tested Dr. His01Ft,.I's pyseussry cofliaI
Some q Us og yeafsl AMI ffom i,s Effects upon our
selves and others we believe L TO ts The lest Of al
other preparations knows iy us fer those diseases .or
which tis n,entgd. Il has a great ana deserve
popularity tNs city ard stands pfe-sninent shovd
Il ot.,er preparstioas.
We look upon Is introduction into say community
ea blessing. WILEY WILLIAMS, Mayer
GEO. w. TURENTINE. Tre's
Rev. BORING u + Church
CoivHHus, Ga, July 10. ls4T
use Dr Woo1Fuh''s Dyseniery Cordial in prae.
uce, with the most positive good effect, and On M
own ncrsan-habltusY subeel 50 ealiaFfas susent Of
the hoees-;n qDairupe doses eyery tvo hours, and
ltUeycr tus 20 relieve r7omr,ly
Although opPq-sd 20 ncstfans from prlacipe.l
maafchesf,u.iy present the ahoye.
JOINS 6 SLAppEY. MD
A-zlSy, bahcrce Ca, March l. 1873.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11

ThE LYCEUM
Meets regularly inlhe City Hall every Monday
evening
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11

TAYLoant RGsogv ruE Elrcrtov.-The
f'llowiag Is "a extract from Mr. Cri,endsns
celebrated speech delivered at P005arg last sum
mes;--
lie (Nr. Cdtcujeol hai seen letter ii
Gen. Tayor's band wfdae, in which General
Taylor said Ac would prescribe no man becaaie
be- was a Democrat, thu: doia Democrats and
Whis3 STOOD b4 him IT the battle Of Monterey,
shedding G2n BIS d tagehs. fI 4eii country
ani ho uouldh tue la5l nan 70 deny 10 Demo,
crats 4 .a,r share Of he Offices.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11
DR. wG0DnUFE,s WORM spFcIFIc

iJThs .ermnuee medieineo eostes a high placs
N the estimation CT mauy communities, aud Ia some
pace 5uqersceoos aii 0taeg plaparalions-itis mpeh
cheaper t|lNa AIS Other, Ena s safe AMI elaclsHt.
Try b. uAnlsog. Ga, Jan. 81, 1913.
Df Neolrul--Dear Ss-l ara out ol your Horn
Specific, which sells exceedingly well here, having
heea well tried. Send me 10 Or dozen as soon az
you can. Yours, yety truly JAS. ROBSON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11
TE. n, TAYTGeEs a. Go.

WHOLESALE II RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
sH a. in rect,
cG&g&4BgE, z1Nss4
THE SUBSCRIBERS, have just received nom It's
city d New York large and complete stool; Of
E'resh Drugs and Medicines.
All Of which are Of tie best quality, warranted Fresh
and genuine.
Knowing the importance Of having medicine TINT
can at all times DO relied on for purity the aubsei-
bers Will ofsr nothing for sale but what is Of the
best quality Customers may rely On being supplied
with the best articles, and on terms equally a8iua ii
not lower than the same quality can be procured IN
the market
l1' Their stock is ono Of the largest, most Perfss'
and better selected than any previously oaar s.a
market Their
PATENT s7EE'E71lGsa
Embrace every kind Of nctoriat M v3sa
Aso u larra ssoete
WHITE LEAD, Ga 6
AND Dill XII
p2lB gg1E ss%ss A5iG sa
We intend selling Tow, aud would agllo .ssa,
Physicians and othars to giga us eall and examine
for themselves. II 5, TAYLOR
July 7, l649.--ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11

~ Persons calling lor any Of the above let
t9fs WI! please say they 'are advertised"
DAVID p. BLAIR, p M.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11
Western military Institute.
CE0RGET0WE nj.


Tho tglu-A>s GESEEAL, together wi,h igs 6, por
sons 70 80 annually appointed by the hSecuo e.,
attend examinations At teas; once IN the year ac
F.-lir.r =, taV-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11

MR.. POLHAs SPEAKER.
Ils Washington correspondent O. tho Nav
. YORK Conmefcis. Advertiser, gives tie isr,v,.
+ iay accolal 0i' ths laasriocs use s. ST. pm
and lis lauesried cze-:i.as - ,1ael t5e rss-.p
sihiitiss o. his station With credit 10 himself a,3
L5aog &c the body ever wAict he presided
w bile Speaker q he Hous. 10 lad O., bss-
the brunt O. tho ma2J yio.ea: and exciting o7o,-
siton. in which was mingled l-elln, II tilter
and personally hostility. lie hal 10 contend
against mca thoeouE.y masters Of parliamentary
( law, yet his decisions against their demand.
were uniUrm.y sustained bs the House. lis
su2porteTs AID oPPosera were alike 4stonishe3 At
lle Pyopgtaess with which his opinions seemed
% BE formed. TAey d.d ne; know he Frequently
( sat up tue whole pighi s,udyiug the rules and
pleceden,s applicable to the business oC the next
! day. have been informed tia, on one ocea.
slcn, after an srdlous sit ing oF;he House, con
unlanee OF debate tie neat CAV brlus expected
Ma. P5k sat oye9 his books preparing Tor the
ordesl which we knew awaited hiai. until day
light, and upon rising tram A8 labor tainted and
teli uq9a tie floor .
RfB Stye PArRIogI,M AM RRwAEQNo
lREA33S We Gin ,hs foii3wiug paragraph
from the C.aeirs'i Fupu,,sr
The Only pos, Office ia Oaio named "Weles"
h1S bean changed Lately 10 that Of eCorwin. -
So host.ic r the admin 2, s,iol 10 eretythjur
s1I.a''ng At d,moc&ry, thar Nwou'i even allow
pos; atfica; 10 retain tie name 0. a dem5csa,-
Thcy 6.strenoye lie ealiaa; Weller, ard then
change be pest elise beading his aans 20 that
Of "CoywiD,'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11

fbe 4aMnBad ReP9b.irln notices he death
ofL4a.aua F69aes v5o i.ed IN Seriven coua-
IT. agsI as aesi ai Known oae hAi9rcd da3
fgapt5rae ysafa she re,a1sel .Fom Virginia
q Georgia before tie revolutionary war. Az
her chiidren we're born before he revolution. =
her youngest daughter Is between seventy aal
eighty yeafs od. She has grand children quite
aIed, ,and great grand children over thirty.
She always enjoyed goo.l health, her sight was
perfect until wiibina f,w years. and her mind
and memory good. She must have been la2
Oldest wuman nlhe world
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-05
ST Paul. MINNESOTA TERRITORY SATURDAY. q 1s4s.

faith, and to hasten the time when the star
of Minnesota, which now hui twinkles in
the political armament, shall ssine brilliant
ly in the constellation of our 'confederated
States.
Fellew-citizens. my task is finished; and
while you have my heartfelt thanks for the
honor bestowed upon me in esecting me
your Delegate, now give back the trust,
with full consciousness that have allow
ell no selfish feeling to Interfere with my
public duties; hut that, on the contrary,
have labnred constantly, zt.alnu-ly, and
faithfully. with the poor talents God has
be>to~e'h upon ne. in adyaecng all The
great and important interests Of our com
mon country.
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Swnmpscott from Lynn, miles and back, twice day.
except Sunday
Tyringham from South Lee miles and back, three
times a week. ..4f. 81 lt.
Upton from Westboro', miles and back, six times
week p .'H Nr -.f q
Washington from North Beckett Depot, n miles and back
twice week,
West Mbbury from Milbury, six miles and back, six
times week. r.LlL erL ra
Westport Point from South Westport miles and back
three times week ,'lr alL aY.. AEftt.
West Stockbdge Centre from West Stock bridge, miles
and back. once u week. sa. l..-l a. m
West Yarmouth rcm Hyanuis, miles and back, three
times week. sfirE sf .- .-r p.
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PROPOSALS FoR CARRYING THE MAIL

Extract from the act Of Congress Of Sd Mch 1845, section H.
ndbs further enacted That shall be the duty Of the
Postmaster General in all future lettings of contracts for the
transportation of the matt let the same every to
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other reference to the mode OF such
transportation than may be necessary provide for the due
celebrity, certainty, and security of such transportation nor
shall any new contractor hereafter be required purchase
out take valuation the stock vehicles OF any pre-
vious contractor for the same route" 1884
I- Bidders will DO careful read the forms and IN
appended this advertisement They are re-
qucscd sae their proposals. the mode ny whlch tney
convey the mail Where the size and weight OF
the mails the speed called for in the schehulcs sna 70
qurc it, the contracts will be made for COACH steamboat
railroad conveyance the may be- and consequently
such will be let bids proposing sch modc OF con-
vcyance In all other the routes wal % assigned to
bids proposing the cheapest mode Of transportation.
~ Railroad companies specially notified that their
bids are TO be understood including the supply Of
quarter of mile from depot Separate proposals. for Off
ces more than quarter of mile off will be considered
VDROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
fran the Is day of July, l649 the both of June,
1859 inclusive, in NEW YORK, will be received at the
Contract Office of the Post Office Department the city Of
Washington, until Of the 4th April, l849, Ito be de-
cided by Oath day Of April l8l9) the routes and in
the manner and time herein specified, viz .,W yH
NEW YORK. aahd' RI oF
sol. From New York at every day, except Sunday
To Stonington, Or, by "a m next day, 125 miles
And back between 2 p IN and Ga m, next day.
500. From New York at4p m every day, except Sunday
By New London. Ct,
To Nor wich, by q next day, I42 miles ..pal II
And back between 81 and a m, next day
Proposals to leave New York after the arrival Of the
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CONNECTICUT,


65l From Hartford at II m, in simmer, every day. ex-
BY Wethcrsfsld, Rocky HILL Upper Middeiown
(. Middletown, Durham, Norhforl, and Fair Ha.
To New Haven, BY pm, Al miles
And back between 10 m and 9pm
In winter, between a m and going and be-
tween 10 m and p m returning.
652 From Hartford at a m, Monday, Wednesday and
BY Eas. Hartford Glastonbury Marlborough
Colchester Salem and Chesterfield
To New London, by p m, a. miles
And back between a m and p m, next days.
esq., From Hartford at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday gg
By East Hartford, Manchester, Bolton, Andover
Columbia Liberty Hill, Lebanon, Franklin, and
To Norwich, by Ga m, Al miles :.
And back between 4 am and M Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
G54 From Hartford at S m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday Vl
BY East Hartford Msnches,er, ouarryvyjls, Gov
Howard Valley, and Brooklyn N
To West KilIingly, by p m, AZ miles
And back between a a m and u m, Monday,
Separate proposals for six additional weekly trips be-
tweef Brooklyn and West Kingly, miles, in due con-
ncxion with the Norwich and Worcester line will be
sidcrod. etl ii
G55 From Hartford at S m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By East Hartford, Manchester, Quarryvc, Cow
entry Mansfield, Ashford, Arlington, and Pom
-5t fret Landing a'. raf
To KI'lngly, by q pm, "A miles
t And back between 10 m and n m, next days.
656 From Hartford 10 every day, except Sunday
BY East Hartford, Buckland, Oakland, Vernon,
Rockville, Ellington, Square Pond, and West
To Stafford, by 3. m, 80 miles
And back between and p m, making due
connexion with the Norwich and Springfield route
fHlS at Rockville. H -fta1
Half of the trips going and returning to run by
Holland and Stafford Springs, instead of Ellington,
Square Pond and West Stafford.
$751; From Hartford at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By East Hartford, East Windsor Hill, South
Windsor, East Windsor, Broad Brook, and Sciti-
To Somers, by Q p m, 90 miles M ..d.tt ar
And back between 81 a m and liz m, Same days.
65s From Hartford at 81 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
BY Bloomfield Turifrvills, CRANKY, and sou,hwick,
(Mass.,)
And back between u a m and p m, Monday,
ID. Wednesday, and Friday. NE .uf
$50 From Hartford at 8 m, F'id,y
Dy Bloomfield Tarffvle CRANKY, North CRANKY,
and East Granville, Mass.,) fIl III
To Banford, by 7pm, "a mi es
ilI And back between Z p and p m, Thursday
GEO. From Hartford at 10 M Monday, Wednesday, and
~ n Friday aA1 ~ @J
By Peo1onpuck, East CRANKY West suAied, and
W Feeding Hill, Mass
To Wes'fed, by 5 m, 81 miles
So And back i,etween I and 8 p M ne days.
G6l. From Hartford at 10 m, Tue-day and Saturday
BY Bl,omfeId slmsbury, West Granby and Hart
To West Granville, (Mas,) by pm, 30 miles
And back between m and p m, Monday and
Friday.
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NoeoH DcPVt,H1 HHhcS o"SAS ia A"'S'
week s1ts5g Y,r
Monterey from Har,svie, miles and back three times
week. ~ b,l la 3 4 4afa.
Montgomery from Russell, S miles and bnck, once a
Nahant from Lynn, miles and back, six times week
from goth June to goth September and once week residue
ofyear ~
Newton Centre from Brighton, miles and back, six
times week. 4, M
Newton Lower Falls from West Newton, 81 miles and
North Blackstone from Blackstone, 81 miles and back,
three times week. " cIinti taaia. J.tA W
North Brook6cld from East Brookhed, miles and back,
six times a week. stla- NJ 10 lf
North Carver from Carver miles and back week
North Chester from Failey's Cross Roads, ] miles and
back, twice week. iiae..t2 Hsv-st ..larf..
North Fairhaven from New Bedford, Il mile and back
North Hadey from Hadley, miles and back six times
North Oxford from Clnppville, miles and back, six
North Plympton--see Halifax.
North Reading from Reading, miles and back, three
North Rochester from Mddeboro' 8 miles and back
once week. hs sltt
North Spencer from Paxton, 81 miles and back twice
week.
North Sudbury from Railroad, miles and back twice a
week. 6if.r
North Tewkesbury from Tswkesbury, miles and back,
North West Bddgewater from ssoughton, miles and
back, three times a week.
Oaklam from Colcbrook, miles and back, thres times
week.
Princeton from Sterling miles and back, three times
week. g-I.N ~ tHN r..N
times week. 'pii t.rntN r.H.rl fa
Rockport from Gloucester, Al miles and back, six times
week. rHIM NJ agnH IrIN" H
Rowley from Rowley depot q miles and back, twice
day, except Sunday. tf f1,ln 2 liH.
Royalston from South Royalston, miles and back six
times week. .Nerl..aa5 sI ..tNf
Saugus from Lynn, % miles and back six times week
Saxonv'e from Framngham miles and back, six times
week, in stages So ffrirfl IL M
Scotland from Brdgewater, miles and back, three
times week. ''i d p4.u.
Sherburne from Na,ick, miles and back three times
week. rfaa. ,
South Dartmouth from New Bedford, miles and back
six times a week el tur t.,- II ta
South Nack from West Needham, 2 miles and back
three times a week. IA 4 .t
South Shire wsbury from Worcester or railroad miles
and back, twice week. "
South Wlbraham from Springfield, 10 miles and back
three times k.
South Wrentham from Wrentham, 81 miles and back
twice week.
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Goa From Hartford q m every day, except Sunday
BY West Hartford, Avon, Canton, Coll'nsv,lle,
To Canaan, by II am next day, "a miles
u And back between Al m and 10 Is
663 From Hartford at m, Saturday
.rl By Sinsbary, North Canton and Bsrkhamstead
To West Hartand, by p m, y miles l0f
And back between a aca p m, Friday.
664 From Hartford at p every day, except Sunday
By West Hartford, Pennington, Bristol Terrys-
vile, Plymouth, Plymouth Hollow, and North
To I.chfeld, by p m, ~ miles
And back between Ga m and Il am. f..-
Proposals to commsDce Pennington, miles less
distance, will be considered. irt.if pu
6G5 From Pennington at m, Monday, Wednesday,, and
Friday HiN
BY unionvils, Burlington, aud Harwinton
To Wo'cottvlle, by 6 p m, 10 miles
And back between a and l0l IN, next days
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
G66 From Colnsvile at l m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY New Hartford Centre and Torrlngford
To WolcouviiIe, by 4 m, IL miles ~ A
And back between q "a m and 10 m, Monday and
Friday. s.t III gr glelIlJ
6G7 From Toland I" m, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
BY Moose Meadow. wessford, North Ashford, and
7t 1i West Woodstock ~ eas a4 Il
To North Woodstock, by m. "a miles
And back between a IN and ~ m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. Ntp.4E
$685. From Bolton at m, Tuesday Thursday, and Sat-
urdny tul, t' h.
Uy GIead and Hebron y
To Colchester, by I p m, II miles .8
And back between and same days.
$50. From North Woodstock at m, Tuesday, Thurs
s3a day, and Saturday
BY Woodstock and Pomfret stp
To Wilkinson by ii m, II miles ls'i
And back between | p m and p days
with three additional weekly trips between Pom
fret and Wilkinson. .4ri .,-. u y t
GO. From Windham at ii am, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ut GA au rt lN
By North Windham an eur ysaata.tI' eY
To Chaplin, by p m, Smios si3I AYR
And back between p m and m same days.
GIL. From Central Village at m, Monday, Wednesday,
By Moosup, Plainaeld, Canterbury, Westminster,
and Scotland 4,.stf y, q
To Windhsm by ii m, IL miles
And back between ia m and 81 p m, next days.
672. From Jeweus City at 81 m, Wednesday
BY Griswold, Voluntown, and Pendlcton Hill
To North Stonington, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and m next day
Ga. From Norwich at m, Wednesday
Bv Preston and North Sonington
To Westerly, (R. I.,) by IL m, l8 miles
And back between p m and m SAME day.
GA. From Norwich at 9 a nj every day, except Monday
BY Jewett's City, PIainfeld, Central Village, West
KiingIy, KilIingly, Wilkinson Thompson, Fish
crsvle Webster, Mass Oxford, and Auburn
To Worcester, by m, 50 miles f' AA ~
And back between 81 m and 9, p with an ad-
laq ditional six-times-a-week mail, between 6 a m
and 10 going, and 8, and 10 m returning.
Proposals for train to with steamboat leaving
New York after arrival of southern mail, say at 10
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All From west broohns'd al m ssofJ aay, oxceP'
ms ' Wss, prr.,;o,r.s ig1 At@aa W
To Hardwick, by p m, ~ niles a ~.
Aud back between a m and m. .dIa
AZ From Worcester l0} every day, except Sunday
BY clappyile Spencer, East Brookdeld, Brookfeld
West Broolsheld Warren, Palmer depot, Wilbra-
ham, Ludlow, Springfield, West Springfield
westheid Russell, Chester Village Chester Fac
Pitsfeld, West Ps6eid, Richmond, Flat Brook
Canaan Four Corners, IN. " New Concord
Chatham -Four Corners, Chatham Centre, Nivcr
vile, Schodack depot, and Greenbush
To Albany, by m, l55 miles
And back between 81 m and 4 m.
With additional ii times "a week mail, between
m and p m next day, going and p m and
III a m next day returning
To arrive at Springfield by II m and u m going,
and ! pm and p m returning
Proposals for six additional weekly trips between State
Line and Albany each year during suspension of raviga
lon on the Hudson river, are invited
40 From Worcester at a N every day. except Sunday
BY West Boyleston, Cin,onvile, Lancaster, Gro
ton, and .Peppercll 80.
To Nashua, IN. H.) by 9 m, As miles
Aud back between u p m and Vi p m
-ll With branch q. ~ . ~ 7
From Sterling Junction at I! m every day, except
Sunday
BY Sterling and Lcominster ,'i a iNF'
To Ftchburgh, by 81 IN, Is miles
~ And back between 81 p and p M.
$50. From Worcester at 81 m every day, except Sunday
To Rutland, by p m, 10 miles
And back between p and p m.
48l From Worcester at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Paxton, CoIdbrook, Barre, Pctersham, North
New Salem, and Wendell depot ~
To Warwick, by p M AZ miles
And back between m and 81 pm.
Proposals end Wendell depot, miles less dis
lance also for three additional trips to Barre Fl miles,
invited. tA.' e l'f AN e7
49, From Worcester at 10 m, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday
BY Paxton, Coldbrook, Barre, Petersh,m, North
New Salem, Wendell Depot, Mortified, and
Vernon (Vt,)
To Brattleboro', by 10 IN, 65 miles nu
And back between 4 a m and 81 m, next days.
Proposals end at Wendell Depot, IS miles less
distance invited
4s3. From Mbury a: 81 an every day, except Sunday
By Sutton
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G62 From Hartford at 81 every day, except Sunday
BY West Hartford, Avon, Canton ColIinsvlIe,
New Hartford, Winchester, Milbrook, and Nor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21
49, tie Cincinnati Dispatch MoreA l7th.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY day we hear
of sales made yesterday after our report
of 500 brls from w w canal, inspected
and delivered On steamboat, at $3.50; 900
do inspected and delivered at $3:85. To-
day we hear Of no sales up to present wri-
ting. The market is heavy and large
sales cannot be made except at conces-
sion.
Prorisions-Aftero our report Yesterday
100 brls No city lard sold at SIC. To-
day 90 brls No l country sold at s5:55
and 100 kegs do at 6 1-8c. Nothing
transpired in Pork or Bulk Meat.
Characteristics of hhds fair Sugar
at 4ac: 10 do prime at SC. so bris prime
n 0 Molasses at 25Ic; and so do S IL at
34c Yesterday afternoon "a brls \ Q
Molasses sold from store at 23tc; and II
do from landing at same.
Whiskey-Sales of 100 brls from break
in Miami Canal at &c; 96 do from store.
80 do from river at l54c; so do I'm river,
80 do do, SO do do. 50 do do at 10 3-8c;
go do fin wagon at 159.
Butier-Sales of 90 brls and 90 kegs
good at DC.
Salt-Sales Of 900 brls No Kanawha
at 81 and inspection.
Hcmp-Sales of g, bales Manila at
1O!c.