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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25
Nm NnnK. IannarY IN, l-.lO.

New YORK, January II, $50.
Screral days later from E"Tope.-By the arrival of
the packet ships Garrick, from Liverpool and the Burr
gnndy, from Havre, we have English and French pa
rcrs OF some days later date The former ship left
Liverpool on the 18th, and the latter the 18th of
December
Ii will be seen that Mr. yaudon has effected his nc
rociaton fora loan from the Rothschi!ds The United
States Bank Stock had risen to f per share but had
again fallen TO Els and here we wish 10 note that the
account given OF that stock in this paperand in this
paper alone--at the last arrival from England was the
only true e .'at stock IL had not risen to
fl0 los share, ."as stated IN every other New
York paper, but to screntecn pounds ten shngs
The Queens nuptias, one Of the London papers
saws will not take place at buckingham Palace, at
Windsor, but in the Royal Chapel, ST. James
The British Parliament met, according 10 proroga-
ton on the 18th December, and again prorogucd
by Royal Commission to the 10th Of January.
The Cotton market had declined and was still de-
clininr. The Grain market, the other hand. was
rather rising American Flour had risen from one to
two shllings
Nothing defnve had taken place with regard to the
affairs of Turkey and Egypt.
France was rife in plots and rumors OF plots-The
Marquis De Crouy Chanel had been arrested upon
pcion of reasonable practices, and series Of letters
from Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, in CIPHER, were
found upon him, as well as the Key to the CIPHER =
The Marquis behaved noby the OCCASION and fully
eYone.ated the Prince from having ns,gated the
chnations.
". S% ,s s N,.s S'Es2 Rs,g,! D - WIN
subscriptions for few days for portion Of
Ee9ooO for which they recently contracted with r Jaddon,
behalf Of the Bank the United States The made
PAYABLE Messrs Rohshds Paris and in London secured
BY depo, with them Of Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Michigan,
and State Stocks the OF 900 dollars and
ar, payabe oneha OCTOBER sil and half October
1872 With scannual coupons for the interest per per
annum The subscription price o. per payable p
DC. cent on subscribing IS the 18th Of January and
IS per cent 18th February Letters from Paris that
loan much there and that the portion for
capitalists eagerly
poant bearing The exchanges which IN consequence
be expected TO improve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE E.s'a UTRER.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE Eve UERER.
You are requested 10 announce in your next paper,
that poll will be opened at the next Spring Election
for JoHs s. Lacy, ESQ., 10 represent the counties OF
New Kent and Charles City in the next Legislature.
We think it almost unnecessary to make any remarks
as to his political opinions, they well known
particularly in the county Of New Kent Suffice il to
saw that Mr. Laoy is firm Democrat Of the Jeferso
MAN School-opposed to United States Bank, a Ia
riff for protection, Internal Improvement BY the Ge
neral Government, and strict constructions. of the
Federal Constitution. A Worm OF NEw kent.
New Kent County, Jan. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25
lircm II. KELLY, >scr,targ.
CAMPBELL. cot N'Ty.

1T meeting o. the friends uf the present Democratic
Administration o! Martha Van Buren, held at b IncI
Tavern ut Campbell Courthouse Monday u" i:al
day of January, l. 20. Tor the pHrpose oapontnr d."
l,ga.cs 10 attend Convention, 10 be held at BGrang
next it bciur court day. IN order to nominate sgtahe
candidate to represent this Senatorial District IN the
Virginia Legislature, for the next four years
And upon motion, Clas. II! Lynch, Esq wls Gale!
10 The chair and Ro. II. Gray, appointed Srcretatr
Upon notion EcS"ireG, That VIM. \. Poo!c, LsG
DR., G.. d. Gillian, Col. /acca"ns f. Chcattam. Tho,
v. Jones, 70. II. Gray, Chas. II. Lynch, Esq, G.,
James c. bearing, Ro H. Wa!thal. David Il. Ldr.,
Esq Capt. Jno. Ro>Srr. Sterling {. Anderson, 80"
:Sanl Glover BE-, and hereby appointed Drcga'.'
to attend said Convention, tor t!r purposes atorcse
And further motion. EcsoircA, That The Dr.nJ'
cratic and other friends Of The present National Admin
stration, this county, be requested to attend meet
ing TO be held al February Campbell Court ION the -
cond MondayD for the purpose of nominating sr'g2.e
persons candidates, 10 represent this county a. D
lcgates in the next Virginia Legislature, and Tor To
purpose ofapponting Delegates 70 represent this
t. in the Democratic Convention, to be held in the cl'
of Richmond on the 2Gth of February next, or TIE
Tie political views and opinions Of tho Democratic f'i'
" in this county and Stat, in regard 70 the election
November next, Of suitable persons 10 ill e high al!
responsible stations Of President and Vice President
this great and growing Republic.
And RcSoircA fayit,r That the proceedings o. ~,
meeting be published IN the Lynch5urg Firgm,aa 30
Richmond Enquirer C!lAS. H. LYNCH, fTs"'
Ro. II. GRAY, Setrt,Gry.
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We observe that the Lynchburg Nirginian honors
us with sguih after squb, notice after notice. We
are sorry that We cannot return the compliment. Our
eye at least catches the word ''Emqnircr frequently IN
its columns bat have not time to read over It's crt
cisms, much less to answer them. We content
with gvin. the Legislative Editor texts enough to fur
nish matter for some Of It's lahorrl homilics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25

The river is rising. The water is gushing up through
the ice, and stretching TO the shores We fear this
fresh will be high, from the melting of the mountain
SHOWS, and other accessons. Merchants are moving
their goods from the cellars Market Bridge and from
the wlarvns &c IL Rnckett4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25

The Alexandria Gazette, (Whis,) says, "Nfr. Rives
Of Virginia is avowedly favorable to the Harrisburg
Nominations, and will vote for General Harrison for
President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25

We hail with pleasure the appearance Of : The
Wvthc Journal, edited at Wythev,lle, Va, BY VIM.
{. Smith; weekly journal, at - per annnn. We are
happy 10 that the Democracy of the Southwestern
section of Virginia have at last firm and sound or
gan for the expression Of their opinions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25
The RaUy of the R,publirgn P0rty.

In addition to the Movements which publish this
morning, from Kanawha, Buckingham, Campbell, and
Nansemond, observe tho following notice III the
last "Od Dominion
The Democratic Parry will the Masonic Hail. in Ports
month"; srr.ag. 2Orh instant early canf!elgh 10
Delegates FOR the Convention IN Rhm"ni, and do such
business he for The more perfect u!g"ihG
the party. full meeting j. earnestly desired
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25

In the Report from the Bank Committee published
in last the word character is pu. BY mistake for
hart
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

n IT y
4 meeting Of the Democratic citizens Of Baekirg--6
was held at the Courthouse on Monday January lJ!.
and on notion Mr. Robert Shaw, Sem! was calico y
the Chair, and John P. Williams appointed sccIe:as
The meeting having been organized, Capt GeI's:
Booker briefly stated the objects for which they ~
convened.
Upon tho motion Of Maj Charles Yancey, II was >,
I. Rcsolrea, That seven delegates be aPPoint-4 !"
represent the Republicans Of Buckingham IN inc rs
publican Convention TO be held in the city Of kcnl'"-
on the Doth Of February next, for the appoin'T1r"
Electors of President and Vice President CT the NV
States. .,
The meeting then. on motion, appointed the !o''"~
ing persons as delegates to the SAID Convention, y
Maj. Charles Yancey, Capt, George Booker, T 20.
mund w Huhard, Robt T Hubbard, Dr. WIN
Moseley, Dr. james Jones, and Rober. SHAW SF-
Upon the motion OF Mr.. William lsbe!!, !. was -,
9 Resolred That the said delegates be, and me!
hereby authorized 20 cors. w'ish such delegates
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i Seek OE VAR.

Judging from remarks made By Mr. Buchanan, we
are likely have further agitation in relation 10
the Northeast Boundary question As somewhat CON
nected with this subject we give the following from
the Montreal Herald
SIN the Quebec Mercury of Thursday last We find
the following memorandum issued by HIS EXcelicncr
Sir John Harvey, the Lieut. Governor Of The Pro-
vince of New Brunswick. We do not know the mo-
tivcs which have induced his Excelency 10 issue II,
but i, may possibly be in consequence OF information
he has received from the Imperial Government that,
l.: the event Of Alessrs Featherstonhaugh ard Nudge
report of their survey of the disputed territory agree
ing with the position already maintained BY Great Bri,
TAIN the whole energies Of the Empire will be called
into action TO enforce possession o IT. even al the
cost of war with the L. 5. Although these gentle
men have not allowed the particulars Of their reports TO
trarsp!rc il than probable that rs DETAILS a.S in
the possession OF Sir John Harvey and that they
in our favor. In case CT general war, the Teconl-
Incrda;ons Of Sir john extremely iadicious, and
we understand they acted apo" with the most
beneficial result during ,,e war OF !ol2 and the sub.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-25

FLoEinA.-Ihc 81 Augustine Herald Of the Sd m
slant SAYS
Gen Taylor we learn, has commenced operations in
Middle Florida. He advances from Tallahassee east
ward in three columns. On the 22d, the first column
advancing towards Dcadmon's Bay, after marching 20
miles, sent part Of the baggage train back, which
was intercepted BY Indians and the tcamstcr killed
There is evidence that the Indians have crossed the
Suwanncc.
The Tallahassee Flordian of the 2Sth nit says
On Saturday night last, the dwelling of Maj. J, ;
Taylor, about six miles from Monticello, was attacked
by Indians and burnt TO the ground The family made
their
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MfmOr0ndMm .


81 am DESTROYS OF nprcssng upon the inhabitants OF
the frontier districts Of this Province that IN the event
o: hos.ies with the L. s., the most pruden. course
10 DC pursued on either side, for the measure TO be ei-
cctual must be rtcipr0cat would. in my opinion, be
that of strict neutrality. Let the Bordcrcrs remem-
Der TINT as connected with the war; If we should I'M
happily be compelled engage in one, national OBJ
ect can possibly be advanced By any display ot hostile
lee ling towards each other-thcv might II Is truc mu-
ualiy subject each other to constant alarms great ca
amitics suffering and distessbu their utmost efforts
must be drop Of water IN the determination OF TIC
great national questions at issue, which must be decided
elsewhere by the naval and military resources OF the
great powers engaged in the conflict. And let the IN
habants of this province repose with confidence upon
the protection of the parent State which is alike able
and willing 10 throw her powerful shield over all who
have ;st claim TO her protection and defence.
THE MAINE BouS3AEy-We understand that Go
the President OF the I'D ui,, letter from Mr.. For
syth Secretary Of Saic-by which 1t appears, that
prior 10 the reception Of the Governors letter, the
President had received information from another quar-
ter Of the late movement Of the British troops upon
the disputed territory. and had immediately made II the
subject of representations the British Minister, al
Washington, who il now in correspondence with the
Colonial authorities upon the subject. further reply
is soon expected b. the Goycrnor.-.mgustd Igf.
PENNSYLVANIA L. s. SESAToR.-Dancl Sturgeon,
Esq, was on TUESDAY elected BY the Legislature OF
PENNSYLVANIA Senator TO the Congress OF the lnted
States He was elected on the first ballot by majority
of "a votes. Mr.. Sturgeon has been several years
treasurer Of Pennsylvania, and is said 10 he one oil the
lbes inancicrs in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
MEMORANDA.

Arr at Key West lat inst three na,ted schr Sarah
Helen, Chace, I'm this port Tor Mobs.-Arr al do Cd,
sci'r Enisne, Chnre fu! this port.
Arr at savannah, lith inst, sch'r Orator blvcn, I'm
this port, put In on account of hraa winds.
Al Mntanzas, 9Th inst, brig Canonicns, BsIey, for
CID at Wilmington, N. c. Oh inst, brig Echo Mes
ser, Havana
At GardoAas 9th lnst srhr Concord, Carr, for Bos-
ton, ldg.
Al Havana 9TH INST, brig Caspian, swnsey Gi.c's
Ocavin Ma, berry, from New Orleans, arr Dee 3l,t
Ga nj New York, 18th inst, brig Florida, Phillips,
Cedar Keys and Arnaehicoa.
Arr at Savannah, 18th inst, so"p America, Burr,
Turtle River.
Cid ut Mobile sth inst schr Hannah, Boss, Boston.
Arr nj Norfolk, 10th inst, sch'r David Atkins, Small,
from Il,ls port.
Spoken the IAN inst. no lat, &c. brig Confidence,
Bailey, DAYS from New York for Gibraltar
Cid nj New Orleans lih inst. ship Kutusoh Taylor,
Isorpool.-Towed to sen Oh or prev to 7h, ship Pal
estiEs, IIttlef"ld, Iirvre.
schr RraL.r Baker, OF n. Kingstown, from WEXFORD,
for 81 MARKS, which recently put into Mainnzas IN dis
rsss hns been repaired, aud sailed previous to the 9TH
inst.
Arr a, Cavans, 4ih inst ship wm. Eng. Coe this
port, from New York On tn. night of the 21h Dec,
Stirrurs Key, in gale uf Wind, came III cnhtsct
with the brig swi,s Bay, of Kennohunk the brig WIS
down the waters edge rnd had all her spnrs car
red away, mud had feet OF water in her hold. The
crew were nken ON board the ship and carried To Hav
ann The ship received but HtIle damage. The bri,
was loaded with curb stones.
II The y. was fallen in with 2sth, IS miles NE Of Abnco
hy ship Juriur &C New York arrived ~ New Orleans
The Junior put her mate and men on hoard with or
dcrs take her TO Nassau. The brig Is Insured II
| Boston for 1900
BY luitet received in town. from Capt Barker, o
the brig POcnhurtns, bearing date Nov 2lst, we lean
that she has 6j hbls sperm oil. Captain u. states that
The 2ath ofsept he caught ine large whtlo w. on
MADEIRA bat coming gale lost his hend hut saved
~ hbs OF tho lodv On the oh Of Nov. ght another
large whale and cut him in nneN hut while trying on
came gale and lost all the hubher, threw II ove
IN blanket pieces saved Ell bbls of the ehd.-spol'
previous to 2l-t Nov. ship Columbus, OF New LONDON
G months ont $50 sr
II srokc or ,hrohos Banks Nov. cls brls rocahontns
Barker, OF this port, 65 bl,S sp.
Spoke. Nov. ~, lat 81 Ion CT w, Corinth IN, Fad
dock, Tor Pacific Ocean, no ol.
letter ws received in town last evening from Capt
Pratt Of the whale ship Mechsnic Of this port, dated
Oahee, societ, Islands, Sept. sth 1882 stating iha
SHE as 600 bbs of sperm oil beirg then l3 months out
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
ARRIV

THURSDAY, Jan 23d--arr brig Rnilhfeld, Wakefield
days I'm Charleston for Prov poke l9h inst. sch'r
HuHtiess I'm Norfolk for Charleston On WedI esdBy y,
saw "A Whale ship OF Long lslahd.-Sch'r Queen sta
vdcnre.
SATURDAY, Jan 2sth-srr L. 9. Rev. Hrig Washing
ton, Alexander V. FRASER Lieut. Cong fn cruise OF
II daNs on the coastJan 18th, lat 80 30, Ion % 4
spoke bri. fremont, I'm Port Prince, aud schr Jnhn,
in Havana both Tor York 2Gth of the Light Ship,
brig Bllow, I'm ~ Marks for York 2lst, or Barne
-St ship John Barring, lin Mobile bark La Grange, I'm
Norfolk; lhos. Gerer, fan Matanzas, all FOR iork;
brig Beisey, Bount, I'm York fr Havana 23d, lat
80 10, ion 70 80 bark Prudent. I'm York for Orleans.
SUNDAY, Jan 26ih-Hr brig lIga, Ludw orth, of Wnre-
han, hn York Tor Matchmaking Tu.cawia, Biz
ven, I'm ~ Marks for York -Sch'r Preston. Cook, 3
L.. WasOn.-Jan 2jth LAT sO Ion ~ spoke scll'r Val
lent, Of Washing gton {. for York, lny ing to under
Try sail, had lost i0rehast hond.chr Rubcon, C0en
fn Cnrolirs.
MoSpAy, Jan 27th-arr sloop Lady Washington
Racket, lin Bristol for SoulhUld.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

OF nine, whom had formerly sailed with
staid there that nght-next morning at o.
clock went on board the steamboat Nimrod
and came TO New York.
Al the time went TO the wheel house and
saw Capt Childs. he seemed confnsed-hc
said they were running for The land-he thcr
went into the wheel house, and that was tn
last saw Of him. rather think he stayed
there until he suffocated as do not know
that he was seen afterward. AS regards the
tller ropes, do not know certain any thing
about them, but had the impression that the
tiller ropes were burned off, but cannot tel
positively. Directly over the fire room was
a grating laid across through which could
see down. think that after the life boat
was thrown overboord a person could have
passed from the fore to the aft Of the vessel
on the promenade deck. did no, know that
there was any extra steering gosr on board
did not notice whether tho tilsr was ship.
ped or not.
By JUnoR-FIow near 10 the smoke pipe
was the cotton or other baggage slowed?
ANswhR-l don' know, didn't notice.
Q.-Aiter yon went 10 the whcelhousc
how soon did the pllo, leave?
A.-Whv, if il was he who hove over the
life boat, he went while | was there.
] don't know that have had any conver.
sation with Captain Vanderbilt. relative to
what ought to have been done when the fire
broke out. do think, however, that when
first saw the fire, there would have been
little difficulty in putting it out with the
buckets, if the engine had been stopped
The quarter boats might perhaps have car.
ried safely, fifteen persons each.
CHESTER IllLLIARD.
The inquest here closed at hall. pust O..
clock to half-past ] o'clock Thursday after.
noon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
Notice..

The ith Lecture advertised 10 bc deliver d
before tho NEwroRT ATHENEum, nt .Prmoyy
iIuH Oh the evening, Of Jan 22d, at O'Clock,
by :. II. CorroA, Esq.-Su!ject " RerirR o'
L;hraiurc,--was, owing To the uniavorab!e
state of the weather, postponed to THIS
epening Jan. 30tl, Z o'clock.
The 9th Lecture before the Newport
Athenmum, will bc delivered at Armory Hall,
on "Wednesday evening, Feb 5,h. att O'Clock,
by Rev. Mr.. BRooKs, subject. Posi,g"
Tickets to bo had at the Stores oi Nessls.
VIM, Callahan. Il. J. Taylor, VIM. A. Barber,
and Augustus Bnsh. Prieo I2a cts. single, or
IL for 81. Jan. 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
BRIGHTON MARKEr-MonJay, Jan. az
(Reportsd for The Iiosion Patriot)

Al market 3l5 Deef Cnttle, and 1895 Sheen.
PRICEs--BEEF CATrLE-Pricos obtained last week
ior like quality were fully sustnined ie& better cat
tic were ai market and higher prices were olared
We quote fret qualify &C 80 15 sesond e a { 50
third 5aj a.
B,RREtiIso CArrIE-Mess G 80, No. g.
Cows AND CALyss-We notice lew sules--. IS, az
30, aud IS.
SuEEP-Lois were sold at 81 IS, &3 3 so, "a, and a
lot Of fine Wethers ut IS.
swIsE-Nons at market, except a NV from the
neighborhovd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
(For the Herald Of tho Times.

Recent accounts from Cuba, confirm
the report of Governments having sent
to that Island to procure bloodhounds
to hunt and extermnatc the Indians in
Florida. Cruel and unjust as the
whites have ever been to that injured
race, their former acts, were tender
morcies, compared with this last plan
Of brutal and heathenish warfare. The
Indians in the order OF things, were
fast disappearing before the march of
civilization, and a few short years would
have left not hut or a wigwam to have
marked the spot, where the red man
lighted his council fires, and smoked
his pipe in peace. Tho rapacity of the
white man however, is such, that the
miserable remnant Of prosecuted sava-
ges, (made desperate by a thousand
acts of treachery and oppression, are
still hunted like the partridge on the
mountain, in violation of every law,
both human and divine. When the
poor Indian had become almost extinct,
and was dispossesscd Of nearly all the
so lavishly bestowed on him, his mag
unanimous foe, as if touched with little
compassion-guaranteed to him certain
possessions and privileges, that he
might enjoy forever unmolested, and
which he did enjoy till the "greatest and
best" was elevated to tho presidential
chair, and then the fate of the Indian
was sealed. Georgia, with the coun-
tenance Of the Government, assumed
Jurisdiction over them, drove the mis-
sionaries from among them, surveyed,
parcellcd out, and gamb!ed away their
lands by lottery. Following up the
scheme, government sent agents into
Florida, who bribed few of their chiefs
to enter into a treaty in the name o!
their nation, (agreoing to go west, }
which that nation would not ratfy, and
which is the principal cause of the
Florida war. This dsgrucclul war has
already cost about forty millions of dol
lars, besides the sacrifice of hundreds
Of valuable lives, and is now said to be
no nearer the termination than when il
first began. Rather, it seems, than
swerve from the course marked out by
his " "illustrious predecessor, Martin
Van Baren is determined (thinking
perhaps that his political existence de-
ponds upon it, to prove himself in
all respects northern man with south
crn principles, or rather man with no
principle at all. Think lightly as VIC
may, Of the suilerings of the houselcss,
homeless savage, tho man that would
add another to the many wrongs already
heapcd upon him, by the barbarous and
cruel mode of warfare contemplated by
our pious chief magistrate, or the man
that would hcl p to elevate such Il mon
ster again to the presidency, deserves
the scorn and execraton of every fiienl
to humanity in the civilized world.
II j. C.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
. 2 4 g E g..

In this town, an Friday moraing last Mrs Abby
Chace, wife nf Mr., Benjamin Chase in Tic 63d Year
her age Hlessed are the dead who die In The Lord"
At Niddetown, Conn oil the 29h ult., Miss Muir
gsret Morris, furmerly OF this town, rRcd 20 wears
At Cumberland, IN the lth inst fiobo Metcalf, wife
Of Ebenezer Mclcalf mud daughter % the late Holder
Almy "f Portsmouth, aged % soars-a sniber Of the
society of Friends.
Al Bath, Me. the l1tf inst OF small pox, Mr. ouh
Crooker, aged i5 wears
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
TRADERS BANK.

Newport, Jan. 2, 1910.
Office is hereby given, that unloss the
" debt With interest and expenses secured by
Twenty Shares Of The Capital Stock Of ibi. In
sthution, standing in the name Of John Clarke.
is previously paid shall cause 10 be sold at
Public Auction TO the highest bidder, on sstur-
day, the 9TH day Of March next, at II o'clock
A. NJ. IN front of the Banking House. the whole
or so many Of the said Shares ~ will produce
lhe sum required.
BY order of the President ard Directors
BENZ. MUMFURD, Cashier.
Ian
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
GG q q q : q 8 B G.

In Providence, on the 18Th Inst, Mr. Benjamin X.
Thursion, 10 Miss Elizabeth Marble.
In Bristol an tho 10th last, John H. pitmnD, Esq To
Miss Eliza, daughter Of Col Jonathan sade, all OF that
town.
In New bedinrd, on Tuesday evening 2lst INST, by
tho Rev. Mr.. Peabody Mr.. William II. Boone, f,rmcr-
" Of this town. 10 Miss Mary II. Freeman OF New
Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

u. s. SESAroR FROM MrCHiGAN.-Augus.
tus :. Porter, E-q of Detroit, vas nominated
on Thursday last. by the caucus Of Wing
mrn't'r of the Michigan Legislature, to the
office nf y. s. Sera,or
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

There seems to be some trouble ahead
in relation io the settlement OF tho North
Eastern Boundary question. see Con.
grcss proceedings Of Thu sday