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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-27
for sale by JOHN J. REYNOLDS.
Wexford, Aug. 81, IS40.-tf.
d, 10 Printers and Publishers.

10 GrllllcrS ana PilDllSllCrS.
'lNlIE subscribers have just completed their
l. new specimen book of light faced book
and job printing types, flowers and orna.
ments, tho contents of which arc herewith
partially given.
Diamond, Pearl, nos. !, 2 and 3.
Agate, nos. !, : and 3.
ACUTE on Nonpnroll body.
Nonpareil, nos. |, 2, 3 and A.
Mlnlnettc, nos. and 2.
Mnon, nos. 9, 3 and 1.
Mnion on Brewer body.
Brevier on Mlnion body.
Brewer, nos. ], 9, 3, aud 4.
Brewer on Burgcois body.
Burgeois on Brewer body.
BGrgcois, nos. ] =, 3 and 4.
Burgeos on Long Primer body.
Long Primer, nos. z. 3 and 4.
Long Primer on Small Plea body.
Small Plca nos. ] and 2.
Plea on Small Plea body.
Plea, nos. |, 2 aud3. ..- .
Plea on English body. .s ...
English, nos ] and =.
Giea, Primer. Paragon, double English.
Double Paragon, Canon.
Five line Plea to twenty. ...-.....
Eieh line Plea Gothic condensed TO 25.
Seven line and ten limo Plea. ornamental.
6.7,9 I2, and 10 lines Plea, shaded.
s, 10, Is and l6 lines antique shaded.
Also, large and beautiful collection OF
flowers, from Pearl to Z lines Plea. many of
which arc not to be found in any other spcc'-
men; new assortment Of ornamental dash.
es, a variety ofcard borders. near two thou
sand metal ornaments, brass rules, leads of
various thickncsses, Astronomical and physi-
cal signs, metal braces and dashcs from to
30 ems long, great primer and double plea
scripts, on iIclined body-dlamond and non
parcil music, of various kinds antique, light
and heavy face two line letter; full.fa and
and ilalic nonparcil minion, BREWER, long
primer and other blacks; nonparcil, mlnon
and BREWER Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
A large variety Of ornaments. calculated
particularly for the Spanish and S nth Amerl
can market. Spanish, French and Portu.
guese accents furnished to order, with other
articles made use of in the printing business.
AL Of which can be furnished at SHORT notice.
of as good quality and on as reasonable terms
as any other establishment.
CONNER & COOK,
Corner Of Nassau and Ann sts., N. York.
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Guardians Notice.

rlNHE subscriber having been appointcd d
i Guardian to the persons aud Estate
of w i!liaust,dwnrd augustus, George, Charles
Henry, Ruth Ann, Ezabc's and Enoch, M
nors, children Of Enoch Lewis, late OF Md
dlctovu. dec. hereby gives notice that SIN
months is allowed 10 all persons having
claims aealns, the E>tstc o, said wards h
prcscut them for settlement, ond all persons
indebted to snid Estate me requested Il
make immediate payment to.
RUTH Il. LEWIS, Guardian.
Middletown, Aug. Nj, fSt0.-6w.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEAR ED.

CLEARED.
l9th-Schr. Franklin Greene, Smith, Havana.
Sloop Victory, Heath, Providence.
22d-Brg Helen, Price, South Atlantic.
h-Brg Echo, Mcsscr, IIavana.
ARRIVALS.
FRID,y, Aug. 2lst.-Arr. schrs. Elizabeth, Rogers
Eliza Kneeland, and Cnssus, Ross, all from Bsncor
I.atona, FIN Maitapoiseu for Norfolk Bunker Hill.
Martin, I'm Gardiner for Norwich Siam, MCrctte, Bel
fast IIoratio, Ames Taunton for New York.
SATURDAY. Aug. 22.-Schr. sun, Forester, of Great
Egg Harbor, from Philadelphia; Sloop Oscar, Paddle
ford, ot and I'm Taunton for New York.
MONDAY, Aug 24th.-Arr Schrs. Glide, Patterson
I'm Baltimore Mary Adams. Pinckham, I'm Brunswick
Ga, for Providence; Soop Rienz IIcath I'm n. iorl
iur do.
SAILED,--Brig Helen, Price, South Atlantic. 90.
TUESDAY, Aug. 25h.-Arr. Brig J. ID. Moves, Randall
I'm Mobile for Providence; Schr. Maine, Furrow, IN
Dighion for Bangor
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 26th.-sailed-Brig Echo, Messer
Havana.
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CAUTION.


% FIRST RhTE BiLl.IARD TABLES.
- of the latest fashion with fixtures, all
complete ,lso the room To lot,crms liberal
possession given Iirst OF October.
Also, the Store to let. tposscssion given
lst of October or November. corner of mar,
ket square, with hxtures for cate. all com
plctc to carry ON the confectionery being
a first rate stand for the business. You that
wish TO rnl,s, under the sweet hammer oi
Sugar Puns the trade that So many i GET
ting rich al IN .Ntwpori, would do well ,osp
Inly So 90. 10 WIN ). NOSE
Aup e.
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CrRv or DEroRMiriEs ~ rnn GMBs.-A
respec,abIe mercnaut of Nova Scotia, having
heard of the success of DR.. J. B. Brown OF
Boston, in operating upon club feet, and
other lie erormc5 limbs, sent his daughter
child Of -four years Of age, to be operated upon
by him. The child accompanied by her
mo,her, arrived here irop Halifax in the Uni
corn, and returned cured, III tho BRITANNIA
BY The Acadia DR.. b. received n letter from
the father of his young patient, filled with
hearty acknowledgements Of the sklliul aud
kind treatment which had been experience d
by his child, while under DR.. b. care, uuun
which we are permitted To cxirac; tho FOL.
lowing passage. The letter Is dated Hail.
lax, Aug. II. 1910.
81 cannot allow the opportunity y pass
without rendering my. sincere acknowledge
mcn,s for youi very kind attention TO MIS-.
Piers and Mary while ~ Boston. IA To the
success which has attended the operation on
nv ohild's foot, II very fer exceeds my most
snnruinerx pectations, aud equally surprises
all our friends who have seen the result -
This case, with macy others whloh Mrs
P,,ts has described. proves how Pre-cmlnen
Ipto.c,slunal stitDee IN ,he States Stands"
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In WEXFORD yesterday morning, Mrs Isabella Vaughan
wife oi lIowand Vaughan, in the 10th year Of her age
n worthy sember of the Society of Friends and much
esteemed by all who knew her
In Wickford ON the eth inst, Mrs. Martha Bntes
widow OF sherman BITES, in the 65th year of her age
In Warren, on the sih inst, Mr.. John Gardner for.
mery Of Swanzoy, in the 6lst year Of his ageOn the
18th, Cornelius Bennett, Esq, u s. n, aged "a years
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AUCTIONS.

WILL be sold at public auction ON Satur,
w day ihe-2oh day, of August 1870. il
fair wcaIher, if not on The frs, fair day after
The Sunday following all the rjghl, title and
interest which Seth Z. Bradford now has in q
10, Of land situated on tie 1ll, lying on The
west side of Corna street. Bounded north on
land Of Edward Gray, ses, on and Of
and south an LAND, Of Benz. Stevens,
Ffrilier particulars al the time aud place
of sale. DANIEL c, DENIAM,
Assignce 10 sErH c. BnapfoRp. .
Aug. H.
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The WEST INDIA SoUADRoN.-It is
stated in the Portland Advertiser of FRI
day, on The authority Of letter from an
officer on board the Levant, that the
Macedonian, Lcvnnt and Erie arrived
at Easteort on the 10th, and would sail
thence to Cnstine, Portland, Townsend +,
Portsmouth, Gloucester, .Provjncetown,
NEWPORT and New York.
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.Na Tomn Meeting holden .Nr'cport, June 6,
1910.
VOTED, that all persons except the Street
Commissioner Of the town be prohibited
from taking sand and gravel from the Town
Beach without the permission Of the Street
Commissioner, until the committee appointed
by the town report regulations Tor said beach,
True copy
Aur. 27.1 b. b. IIowLASp, Town elk.
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Yesterday afternoon, about five o.
clock, one of the huted pillars, for the
new Custom House, passed through
State street, mounted upon three four
whe cled carriages, built in the very
strongest manner, and drawn by thirty
one yoke of stout oxen and two horses.
Its weight is thirty-six tons. The train
left Quincy, about nine miles distant, AT
I O'Clock yesterday morning, having
been ie hours on the road. The fore
noon being hot, two yoke Of oxen be-
came exhausted, and were taken out o
the team before it reached the city
The pillars for the Custom House are oI
two sizes, the largest Of which viii
weigh about fifty tons.-Bos. Pat.
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Us a q {A 3 4 g u s..

In New York, on Monday evening last, by The Rev.
Mr.. Rice Capt. John TIA, lor, Of this town, 10 Miss
Susan Louisa Downing daughter Of Capt Benz. Down
ing, formerly Of this place
In Bristol on the 10th inst, bv the Rev. Mr. Scott
Mr.. Simon ID. Liscomb TO Miss Phebe Munro, both OF
Bristol.
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N e w GOOD s..
II. SESSIONS,

HAS pst received variety OF new goods
IL among which are :-Monslne de lalnc.
Grape dc lame, prnt4, low priced cai,ecs. rich
furniture chlniz. low priced do. furniture
Jlmty, extra bcd,ickIng; good black silks.
colorcd csn,brics paper duo PLAN, color
cd black Nousliuo dc lame, chalIles, So.
Nag ~
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NOTICE;
of S. W. s. J. X. .STED.MiN

YNfI e frSof S. W. & j. H. S7'ED.MiN
was this day dissolved, by. mutual con
sent. Al PERSONS having deponds against
said firm are requested 70 present them for
adjustment, and those indebted 10 mako nm
mediate payment to s. NJ. SrEDMAN. whn
will contlnuc the C.4BLVET' BUSINESS,
in all its branches, at the old stand No. ~
Broad Street.
N. h. Constantly on hand good assort-
ment Of CABINET FURNITURE aud
CHAIRS, which win be sold ON the most
reasonable terms.
Newport, July 90. 1910. rs.2J
CONGRESS WATER Just received,
~ aud for sale at the Confectionery aud
Variety Store OF Y. STACY, lri
directly opposite the Post Office.
Aug I3
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NOTICE.

A NY select party can be furnished with
"a Dinners or Suppers by giving reasooa;
BILE notice at REMOND'S. III Thames st.
Also pattes who swish TO bs provided for
on cxcuts ohs, can be accommodated
N. II. 4 fair price. wIll be paid for any
quantity ofpover, or English Snipe, as above.
Aug. I3
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FALL GOODS.

JAMES II. READ has received by tho
- Marathon from Liverpool, and from pack
age sales i'll New York, a large and valuable
assortment Of Cloth, Csssin,eres, Saillnels
Flanncls, Paddngs, black and colored MerI
nos, Prints, Vermont Clo.hs, Vestings, all
styles.
Also
$50 pieces American Broadclo,hs.
$50 Cnssimercs of all quail tiles.
12j L" Sattinets.
Also constantly for salo as agent for this
market, X. u w. Robinson's Gilt, vii.
istou's Lasting, Silk, Brocade aud Satin
BUTTONS. Orders will meet with promp,
attention. Aug. ~.
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VINO NESTING Al. PoRTLAND.-Thc
Pouland, Advertiser gives a full account OF
the meeting which was held ut Port
land ON Tuesday evening, with report OF
the speech of Mr.. :. :. Prcn'lss, which IL
described rs a most powerful one. The
meeting was held in front oi the CITY Hall,
and The speech was delivered iroma roslrnn
erected for the purpose, IN front OF the iiail.
The assembly was very numerous, including
al the windows of The adp,inng buildings,
many ladies', and was extremely orderly aud
attentive. Col Kinsman presided, and intro
ducca Mr: Prcu,lss to the audience IN n short
aud cloqurnt ndsircss Mr.. Prrnliss then ad'
dressed Me audience for three hours, ~ q
s,yle "i great ANIMATION aud cloqneuce, du'
rug which the audience did not hag for q
moment.
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FOrNew York, ria NEWPORT
II and STO.NIyNG TON.

p, The steamer MAssA.
cH0sKTTs, Capt Com.
YS:S.:c::fzS83 S:S.:c::f83 stock leaves Proydrncn
a6EGSzssk6ezssS THIS Day, Thursday.
Aug. 81, ut l2 o'clock NJ. and Newport a.g
p. NJ for New York. stopping at Sloning
ton, for the arrival Of tie cars which leave
Boston ut o'clock. .r o..
Tomorrow, the MADAGASCAR, Capt.
WooTsey, leaves as above. Aug. Y.
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i<f-lz % ID . 100 Oh III ~ IL y
STATEMENT of the situation Of the Banks
- in Rhode Island on Monday, August Sd,
1910, as the same appears from the Returns made
TO the Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, S0,96i ,0I5 90
Bills in Circulation, l,l46,6S2 90
Balances due other Banks, 465, ,I3l 33
Net Profits on hand, 4i3.I37 ~
Dividends unpaid, "a 4,69S 10
Deposits on interest, 465, ,66S so
Deposits not on interest, S05,9s2 "a
Total amount Of Liabilities, Sl3,554,5i5 50
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, Sll,7it, ,l60 Al
Specie IN Banks, 33s 1893 SO.
Bills of other Banks, $40, ,+5l 80
Balances due from other Banks, 673,76i 20
stock IN own Bank, l36,S76 10
Stock Real Estate & other Property, $50 ,56S' So
Total amount Of Resources, Sl3,55i,5 90
Ofthe bills aud notes discounted, there il due
out Of the state, the sum M S3,922,6iI 10
And payable IN the state, 1921 ,Sl3 90
OF the circulation, there is held
by the banks, |. 235, 1913 IS
In the hands of the public, l,lsO, ,6ss rs
by comparing lhs above Abstract with the re-
turns made To the Commissioners, July 6th,
| $40, il az pears that since that dalo,
The Circulation has been increased, S5i ,555 90
lhe Specie has been increased, 5,sc2 81
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been reduced 2S,S53 I3
And The Loans and Discounts have
been inreased, 2S,l62 Ij
HENRY ANTHONY, )pa, c.
WM. PECkilAM,
GEO. &. KING,
Office fthe Bank Commissioners,
Providence, Aug. 10th 1910.
a2O.
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EREsn TAMARINbs for sale by
Il K. J. TAYLOR.
July 80.
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WOODEN Yarn.

4 LARGE lot of ssuperio' quality black
IA white and mixed, Iu.i received by
Aug 27. lUiI> r TOW NSEND.
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Notice.
WM. JAMES TILLEY,

OPPOSITE TIE .1RC.1DE,
rs now ON the honor of gentleman, mokiog
final close OF hts stock ladies' IN want
~ I.aces ~ any other goods would save one
halt ,hct cash by calling al ns store.
Aur l3
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The Hon. John Reed has addressed let
ter to his constituents declining 10 be n can
dldatc for re election. Mr. Reed has been n
Representative ~ Congress fnr n longer pc.
,Iod, We believe, than any other person from
Nnssao husc,is, sinre the adoption Ct TIE
,onslItu,iCn.- FoH Patriot
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For Providence, Bristol " Newport,
: ENHANCEMENT FOR AUGUST.

CAfT. Is. Il. VoOLoEf
HiH ieape .Nevpot. Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, at 8 o'clock.
r. NJ. Sundays al u. NJ.
HIH Leare Providence. Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, at 9iso elk.
A. NJ. Sunday NJ s A. NJ.
. Landing at BRISTOL both ways
Monday strip will be omitted until lurt her notice.
FARE so CENTS.
GF'Thc above arrangement can be dc.
pended upon.efO
N. b. The steamer Balloon can be char
tered to make excursions in the river, upon
fair terms.
FREIGHT takenen fair terms
The public are forbid trusting any one on ac-
count of this boat without an order from the Cap.
tain.
. Passengers from New Bedford or Fall
River, by taking the King Philip to Bristol,
will there meet the Balloon, md have an
opportunity to spend three hours or more in
Newport, and return the Same day.
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were deposited On Saturday night in
tho City Hall. On Sunday morning, 3
Of them were removed by friends, aud
the funeral Of the remaining 5 took place
from the City Hall, at O'Clock, p. NJ +.
under the direction Of the Corporation,
attended by ssveral Of the clergy and a
large concourse OF citizens"
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LOST.

.0N Sunday, GOLD BRACELET. The
~ finder by lcasihg il ut Mr.. Amory's CT.
tagc, will DC suitably rewarded.
Aug. l3.
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Ia RID.
SAVINGS BANK.

A T a meeting Of the Corporation Of the Sa
"A wings Bank, Newport, August list, isio,
the following gentlemen were chosen Directors
for The year ensuing '-George Engs, Stephen I.
Nouham, David Melville, Job Sherman, Isaac
Gould, Nathaniel Sweet, Il. Is. Cranston, John
Stevens, Geo. Bowen, WIN. J. rillsy, A. ;.
Coc, Samuel Brown, Robert L. Lee, George c,
Mason, Benz Finch, Edwin Wilbur, VIM. Sbor-
man, J. v. ilamn,ett, Chis. T.. llammctt Benz
II. Altman, Benz. Marsh, IT,, Thomas &. Brown,
Wm. e. Cozzcns, Josiah 5. Munro, Benz. II
Tisdale.
And at subsequent meeting Oft the Directors,
the same day,
GEORGE ENGS, was chosen President
CHARLES GIVES, Treasurer,
. Benz. y. IlowLAND, Sec'y.
Aup Jth h-3w.
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from the City Hall, at O'Clock, i. NJ
under the direction Of the Corporation,
attended by ssveral Of the clergy and a
large concourse OF citizens"
DEsTRucTIoN OF INDIAN KEY by THE
INDIANS, AND Massacre OF THE INHAB-
ITANrs. s.--The schooner Victcrine Capt.
Kenyon, arrived at Charleston 9th inst
from Key West, reports the destruction
of Indian Key by party of from 100 to
$50 Indians, and the murder of several
of the Inhabitants. A correspondent OF
the Charleston Courier furnishes de-
tailed account Of this dreadful affair."
OF the number who were on the Key at
the time Of the attack, six were destroy
cd, viz: JOHN Motto, wife and two
children; DR.. Perrine, and the brother
Of Mrs. +. Smith.
The particulars relating to this wan
ton destruction Of life and property, are
j orrible to relate.
The Wings of Tiverton are deserving
great credit for the spirited manner in
which they opposed the Locos in the
late choice for Representatives TO the
Legislature For the first time in ma
ny years, they elected one Whig Rep
resentative, and came within 8 votes Of
carrying the other. Joseph S. Biven
was beaten by Samuel Seabury by 8
majority, che votes standing lO7 to l04.
Geo. W. Humphrey (Ioco) was chosen
by 3 majorNy over WIN. Batsman (whlg)
the vote Standing 10 to lO7.
Repre- in Little Compton,
same as before.
Tur Wrer INn,I SouADpoy If ia
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nRIEb PEACHES for sale BY
IL L. +. & w NEWTON.
August g.
4 ORILLARD'S Snuff and Tobacto-a fresh
j 4 supply j6st received aud for sale by
Ang. 9. l.. I. & w NEWTON. -
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Authorization thni uht be r!dtrc'lin rclaiion 10
- Mason'- Pu,cu, C,lihJrleal fk,r, can be oh,ninef
| IN npplcstion ta HARiEs DNER, ir. AYnt, Frdst-
d"ucr q, sINtEI r. MASON, vewPotf, NJ
! INT following II the sin fhnt or power rrFnrrd W
rrnpel the dintrcm kinds ~ spindl~. ~ wwehed'liy
i,S,o p,aJ or wan,hn shn,l., 40 csi'cf rrqnitc
~ ~ 100 h-rss psnsr 20 drive henr a5es revolutions
per minute. -. 49,. -. - 80 -
loOo Live sar-ai,l~s requrs ~ 100 hnrsr power ."
drive them iibr rsyoluNops psr thnui"
1000 ring sud rtnV,lcr, reaiSte tr-'No h"sse power
I 10 drive tI-n ibs revnluiionT yer ntin -.
1000 Na-ons q, C,nndrcai fl,tr rsqrts N'h-lOo horse
rower driv. i3ts rsNobniiuns pes minute
hug \
DicKLED SALMON i.r 81. by
T.. y A. " NtwIon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10

der. for the uniashlolablc lemon color,
with a rich cloth border" II sometimes
happens that the Celebrations " suggested
TO the President are so various III their
character that he is unable to decide ON
their respective merits. In difficulties of
thus sort he has been known 10 call IN the
aid Of professional artist, by whose plans
and drawings the mind Of the President
may be aided in arriving at safe conclusions.
Hence, amongst the official vouchers before
me was no, surprised to find the following /:
DIR. the United States to Robert Mills, CT
1887 July, fof Grdring Of plans, &c of
the Presidents House $50 90
Received the above in full OF T. L. Smith.
ROBERT MILLS"
The various suggestions, drawings, plans,
&C., submitted to the President, finally re-
suited in the adoption and completion Of
some very material celebrations in the
palace the specifications whereof have
been duly detailed in several reports made
by the Commissioner OF Public Buildings
10 Congress. The report Of that officer,
dated in December, 1887, states, on the sub.
ec, of the Presidents house, as follows:
/ The dreaded screen dividing the corridor
/ from the hall in this building has been completed
as also the screen at the north entrance into the
hail. both of which were so essential to the com.
fort of the house. To add further TO this an an
furnace has been constructed in the basement sto-
nv, and conduits formed from the same, SO as to
convey the heated air into the corridors below and
above, as also the great dining room and other
I rooms
Twas pltful, twas wondrous ptiful, y
tina, none OF the former Ptesldents--includ
ing General Jackson-never discovered
that an urcdded screen, dividing the CORR
dor from the hall, and screen al the north
entrance mo the hall, were so essential 10
the comfort Of The House. Twas strange,
twas passing strange" that an " air fur,
mace had no, been constructed" with the
peoples cash, at an earlier day, by the oper
alton Of which the occupant of the palace
would have reduced his fuel bills.
ITO be contiHued.)
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10

Things ukich the people don't like.
They don't like the Sub. Treasury Bill.
They don't like the Bankrupt Law.
They don, Ike the Treasury Notes.
They don't like large Standing Army.
They don't like The dslIauchisement Of q
sovereign State.
They DON. ike Negro Testimony.
They don't like Government DetaulteIs.
They don't like low wages.
Ing dom, like the derauged Exchanges.
They don't like the destruction of mer
can,lie confidence.
And they don't Ike Martin Van Buren, and
BIS Administration composed Of " Rogues
and Royalists. p Petersburg Eateligencr.
As pe should erpect.-The Van Buren,
men 10 Maine, recently held a Convention
al Augusta, and amongst other Characters
tic exhibitions, hung Gea. Harrison i1tG
g. The same party, with Ruel w ilIiams,
10" Van Buren, Senator 10 Congress, at
their head, on the 18th June, 1873, white
ten. Harrison was defending our Northern
frontier, burnt James Madison in eFry on
the same spot.--NeD York Express.
Remarkable Preserratioa. Mr.. john
Smith, Of this town, whLs, on his passage
from Charleston to Nassau, IN. r.. IN the
schooner Mary and Ella, was knocked
overheard by the boom. The vessel was
running at the rate Of seven knots, and be
fore she could be put about he was lost
sight of. 4 very heavy shower of rain
came on directly, and he was of course civ.
en- up as lost. But after the rain had ccas
ed, and whilst the schooner was on another
tack, he was discovered swimming, and BY
means Of The yawl, taken on board, having
been 10 the sea something like an hour
Wilmington ChrOaicie.
gentleman, firm believer 10 Mr.. Is
py 3 theory by the way, said on Saturday,
that be did wish the Britannia would come,
as the drought was lnsufferabIe, and he had
no doubt that the cannonading 10 honor oil
her arrival would produce rain. The Bri.
tdnnia arrived here on Saturday evening,
gunpo~der was burnt IN immense quantities,
and 1t raiaed merrily yesterday afternoon !
--Bosto7 Mercantile Journal