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, 1841-06-12
FINAL, SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator OF the es
tate of Nicholas C. Kabler decd late
of Warren County Missouri, hereby glres no
tice to all Creditors and others interested IN the
said estate. that he intends tomake a hnal sell
Element of the said estate, at the next term
of the County Court of said County to be
held on the 26th day of June next.
WILLIAM McMURTRY, Admir-.
June 5th I84l.-4w.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undenigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Pike county, letters Of Administration
upon the Estate Of James Greer deceased, bearing
date the 18th day Of May lG4l. All persnn'hav-
ing claims against said estate, are requested to exhih-
it them in one year from the date of said letters Tor
allowance. or they may be p~reclnded from any tenett
of said estate; and il such claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
JOHN NJ. TRIMBLE, Admr
May l9th--4t.
, 1841-06-12

We learn from the Br"nviiIe Observer. that
4 steamboat has hcrn built and launched AT
that place, intended lor the navigation Of the
Missouri and lis tributaries.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18
LATE rRoM rLoRIpA.
Gen. Armisfead TO the Secretary Of War.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF FLORIDA.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF FLORIDA.
TAMrA, tfL.) FEE. ii, 1871.
SIR: Your communication Of the Is, III.
s,aut was received yesterday. AN graft.
fed with the appreciation you have been
pleased TO express of my measures, and
shall use every exertIon TO mefll MS con
tinuaBce.
Since had the honor Of addressing YOU
on the ! st instant, thirty SemInoles have
come in at Fort Armistead. A mixed par
" has arrived here from For, Cllnch-
about thirty falahassees and forty Mteka
sukles-among the latter sub chief
Yesterday, there came IN the brother OF
a principal Mickasukie sub chief, Coosa
TusteBuggee, aud several of his warriors.
HIS avowed purpose is 10 treat, and he has
sen, a runner To Halich Tusienuggee, who
is expected daily. These chiefs are ex
pecied TO return for their people, who may
be expected by the last OF the month";
Should this desired occurrence take place,
which is more than probable, can but con
lecture that the remaining hostlles will sue
for peace, particularly, as there exists
strong peace parry among them, and runners
are now out TO induce them TO come 10.
West oil the Suwannee river five runners
are now out. With their return expect
The most favorable intelligence, as ] pro
sumo many Of the runaway Creeks vii ac
company them, with the small remaining
marty If The Taliahasspes
To the chiefs Who have come in have
promised two to five Thousand dollars; 10
the common men thirty dollars and a nile.
| most earnestly reques, the sanction OF
these offers, as well as immediate means TO
fulfil my promises, esther BY despatching
the sum TO the ageCt at New Orleans, or
forwarding II here to Captain Page, 10 whom
have found every desire 10 aid ne 10 col.
lectIng these people.
There arc now about two hundred and
seventy Indians a, this place, aud between
thirty and forty Of the Semineles a, Saraso.
/ 10. 4 vessel is now preparing TO convey
one hundred and fifty TO Nes Orleans, and
will sail IN few days. another will follow
shortly after, shall retain some far ne.
cessary purposes among the number, Echo.
Emathla. the Tallahassee chef
an, SIR very respectfully, your obedicai
servant,
W. Il ARMlSTEAp.
Brig Con Com. hrmy OF FLORIDA.
Hon SECRETARY % NAR, Washington.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

Si,uftff7 f
I he sales for the frsi three QUART. :
the year $40, IN tho same State. nj = Y
ritories, amounted to ,69G,6l7 40 w W.
and the payments into the Trea.,,,
s2,630,2I7 20. The largest sme., = ! !,
sales for this year, was in Missou, ss'
800 acres; the next largest, III Low. r.
tory, 372 ,374 acres.
The expenses OF the different Lana ne
ces in 1889, were S209 100 40; II n.y., ~
for the three quarters, Sll0,5g5 30
During eight years, from 1893 n ian
both inclusive there were odd IN Tie -.
named States and Territories, Sc $40 ~ ~
acres, aad the receipts therefor al i.
tho Treasury, were S72, 269,7is 3 r.,
larges, sales we're IN Illinois, goa ~
ocres the mex, largest, IN Iadl1ns. 9 d,
$50 acres, 10 Michigan ond Mi.s,,s,o., I,
fraction short Of 5000 600 zach. ~
There Mas proclaimed for sab 81 Ii. n
I ferent Land Offices 10 ls40. urss,s, !.
thirteen millions and a half u AGRA i
the quantity prepared for uaikel, ta h,
yet proclaimed, viii make 90 agrte,. J
nearly tIresfy three millions Of aerrt /
is estimated that the quantity uov n "a
/ paraiion for market, aud which alli Tn
dy during the ensuing eighteen nor,h, /,
gether with lhal already prepared, sas,ts
proclaimed, will amour, TO tbufy cst ii
hons # aereS.--N j. Jaur. Cora.
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which broke forth rnvoluntarily from time
to time; and, when The reading of the Ad
dress was concluded, they were renewed
aud prolonged without restraint.
Previous to delivering the closing sen.
fences of the Address, the oath OF office,
rendered by the Chief Justice, was taken
by the President, 10 tones loud, distinct, aud
solemn, mauiiesting q due aud deep i'm.
preston of the importance OF the act after
which, the President pronounced the re.
naming passage OF his Address.
The pealing cannon then announced 10
the country that 1t had new Chief Magis.
trate. The Procession was again formed /:
and, setting out from the Capitol, proceeded
along Peunsy lyania avenue to the Mansion
OF the President, cheered throughout the
whole route as Gen. Harrison passed, by
the immense crowds on foot which lined
the Avenue, and the hardly less numerous
assembly of females who filed the doors aud
windows along the whole route.
At THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE.
Nearly the whole throng OF visliers &c
companled the President to bis new abode,
aud as many as possible entered and paid
their personal respects to him, The whole
building, however, could hardly contain a
tor,Ieth part of them; SO that very many
we're unable to obtain admission at ull. A
popular Preslden, will on such an occasion
always be surrounded by more friends than
/, is possible for hun 10 receive and Iecog.
uise otherwise than ~ masses.
THE CLOSE OF THE DAY
Was marked by the repetition OF salutes
from The Artillery, the v hole city beng yet
alive with a population Of strangers aud
residents, whom the midness OF the season
invited into the open air.
IN THE EVENING
The several Ball rooms and places cfamuse.
ment were filled with crowds of gentlemen
aud ladies' attracted to this city BY The nov.
city and inleres, Of The great occasion. IN
tn course OF the evening, the President o.
the Unted States paid short visit TO each
of the Assemblies held ia honor Of The la
auguration, and vas received with The
wafmesi demonstrations Of attachment anc
respect.
THE END OF THE DAY
Was marked, as It's progress irom the car
~ morning hour bad heen. by quiet and or
der, not only remarkable but astonishing
considering the vast crowd Of persons, thl
excitement of the occasion, and the tempta
tions which it offered TO uudue exhllaraIion
No accident or incident whatever occurred
so tar as We have heard, TO leave pam Of
paug behind it. or to mar the gratiicato,
Of the multitude Of those who rtjolced il
their hearts that they had lived lopg enough
20 see his day.
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Annual Rcport of ht Cnrn !,

Annuai Report Of The Commis,io,,.'
the General Land 0Gee. This Re- =
cludes the operations Of The Land Off, n" !, y
parts Of The years 1889 and isso ~
sales Of public lands during the yea, q, ls'
amounted TO 4,s76,3s2 81, and H. ''@'
proceeds from the source paid n,o !, y, Y,
$. Treasury, during the same period ~e Y
S7,076,i47 35. The following iabIs : sss
the number Of acres sold and the ~ sa''i
ceipis, IN each OF the following S,s,e a .
Territories, in 1885, az
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

Among The gratifying incidents Of ls:,
gura'ion Day, was tho assemblsge q "a,
at the surviving officers and soldiers IN,
late war, no we're placed lumesais, !
front Of the President 10 the process Z "a
conducted BY Gen. Leslie COMBS, II He
lucky, ~ the costume Of Kentucky saDs
leer. and such oae rs Geo. Iiarusor Ia
sell generally wore While counaa4a. a
tie Northeastern frontier.
Tippccanoc, Mlssissine~a, sn5 a
Thames, River Rasrn and Dudley, NJ
Fort Meigs. end Fort Ere, Ctpsss.
Lundy's Lane, Bridges alter. Q.scn,iass
&c were ail represented by The lev ,sls,sa
present; majority OF ghom bore asaa1
be marks upon their persons Of lhelt 70
gerous proximity to the enemy IN VI
long time ago"
Alter par,aking Of refreshments a IA
Presidential mansion. they feiufnnd ioGss
by ;, and took leave Of each olbcr 10 rS
feeling manner, after u brief address .foa
Gen. Combs. Il, Is to be regretted iaaila
names Of oil present sere not ohsae4 q
iiae Tor this notice. We have bs,n 81
lied to obtain only the following list
Gen Jan,ea Miller. Of Naasaeba'e'a
MAJOR John q Camp. Of Yurina.
Col Ch1rlcs =. Garrison, nf k0HislSE
Col John McRlyain, OF Ohio.
MAJOR Thama. Stockton, OF Dtiewan
MAJOR Bacon.
Df Pendergris,, OF Kornssy
ID }. Porrinc, Of virgins
Gen John Payne, Of krn,ueky
MAJOR John Nilioez. Of Pcunsy.gi7
Richard ;. Chibp, Esq, Of keHtu -F-
james V Redeem, Eaq o. hsalltti
tap' john A Rogers, Of Toaarae
Nat ftcL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18
4 DEArTIFrL ANp INsT TNI--H

4 BEAUTIFUL AND JUST TRlbtit
4 very animuird epuaiu srrug. y
the Senate on the presentation BY Mr. ~
tcnden, Of his bill To prevent the letis
ence Of Federal Officers IN Elections
the progress Of the debate, NJ. Priests {
advocating the bill, concluded his reri4
b. m allusion 10 the peculiar pcslgt
the mover, Mr. Culienden,) nod sha
that, after a career Of Scnator'a 'efe
as brilliant as had ever (aien 10 Ihe y
any man, IN which, if he had 10, ssii"
the reason, he had at least Won The htia
Of MI, and by the universal consent q "
whole nation had won his way to a 'glsH
Of more extended Usefulness, nov a. ID
moment that he was passing from thai ~
INTO the Cabinet Of the President, where y
was TO be the trustee and depository o. io-'
very power which proposed TO eurial I
presented to the love and admiration d 81
countrymen on object of the highest ,nifeS
II was rare End noble spectacle, TO see "
advocate u popular rights devollng ide y
moments Of his Ieglslallv, existence to anh
dent and eloquent assertion Of them, %.
passing INTO the recesses Of Executive y
hce, with his heart beating high With ~
noblest sentiments of Liberty, and bi' up
utletlng burning denunclatIous oil b1e'
tive usurpatlon. Raj Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

Oarang Ouiang Father Caubassou bad
SO won on the good graces Of young gu
rang outang, that, wthersoever be- went, II
was DESTROYS Of accompanying hun, iosu
much that when he had to oficlate on Sun
day, he was obliged to couhne il. Ga one
occasion, however, It had contrlved to make
It's escape, and, silently mounting the sound
ing board lay perfectly quet until the ser
mon commenced. |! then crep, to the
edge Of The board, and overlooking lts mas
ter, counler!elted all his gestures IN so gro
tesque style, as 10 excite the risiblc IA
culiles Of the audience. Tho preacher.
surprised and coniounded al such uuscason
able !evIty, had recourse 10 reproof bot
without effect, when, redoubIlng his vocifer
atoms, the mimic continued 10 act his part
with such ludicrous accuracy, that the con
gregailon gave way 10 loud and reiterated
laughter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18
THE END or TIE DAY
NORTH CAROLINA SURGERY

A mosl interesting Surgicol operation
vas performed 10 Northampton County.
on the 10th ull. on a Slave named Jack
Kitchen, by DR.. e. Gross. II consisted 10
the en,lre removal OF The rlgh, insuiuai
glands.
Some eighteen months since, his right
limb was ampula,ed at the ihigh. From
this, Jack speedily recovered, and has been
engaged IN working o, hs trade Boot ma
kerr until about five or SIX months since,
when he discovered that from the contin
ual pressure upon the upper surface Of the
stump, caused by his permitting his work
to rest against II, on ulcer bad formed IN the
groin. This, he for some weeks neglected,
until the glands were involved ~ the dis
case, IN which the whole surrounding parts,
more or less, participated
Medical assistance was called, but all
the remedies applied, local and consti,u
tlonal, failed 10 arrest il bis health couiin
ued TO decline, and death often ballad, nov
appeared about to trlumph-hls suFeuugs
we're OF the most acute kiud. Al this
Stage, DR.. Cross determined on an opera
ton tor The removal Of the diseased gland
The difficulty Of the case was enhanced hy
the fact, that the temporal artery dpvcrgpd
rom It's usual course, and vas So deeply
seated, as 10 render ii extremely difficult ID
the condition OF the pauen, 10 cut down
above the ulcer, and take II up. The entire
gland vas therefore removed by dlsseciiur
II from the artery Itself. Those acquaat
cd wl'b the situation Of the parts and dan
ger Of tie operation will appreciate she
dexterIiy ana anatomical skin With which
1t was performed. Il is but another cst.
dence Of Dr.. Cross'5 CLAIMS to the high rep.
uiatlon he enjoys as Surgeon. The pa
ten, IS almost eutirely well the parts have
healed up. aud he feels he says, like anoth
or man. - Roanoke Ado.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

A certain parson had servant, whom
he ordered one Sunday to purchase some
provision of butcher named DAVID and
then to come to Church. In the mean
time the parson had begun to preach, and
IN the course Of his sermon quoted several
scripture authorities, and JUS, as hrs scr
wants head came inside the door, he ex
claimed very loudly, "And what says Da
vid :" Upon which tho servant roared out,
al David says that if you don't pay bis bill,
not an ounce Of beef will You get to day p
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

Signs Of Early Spring. 1t is sa'o '"~ w."
the Mdrtn returns 10 the North this seosO'
in March. Nadisonlan.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

We learn, with sincere regret, Tint Mr..
Brockwny, Representative in Compress
from Connecticut, declines being candi
date for re election Nat Intel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

You want nothing of iron ware but n
dish kettle, said 40 old house wife in the
backwoods to her daughter who was lust
married. Why, when your father aud
commenced, | bad nothing but dish ke,
tie. | used to boil my coffee IN it and pour
that INTO pltcher--then bod my potatoes
10 It and set them on u plate by tho fro to
keep warm while ! stewed up tho meat IN
III used to milk IN t--aud always fed the
hogs out of the kettle. You can do prent
deal with dish kettle, Sally. if you're onI,
a mind lo.'--Er.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

A young woman by the name of Coble,
~ the Southeast part Of this county was
so badly burned lately, BY her clothes TAX
ing fire, tina, she died the evening after the
accident. Greensboro Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

Absence Of Mind. A Fact.-A young
lady stepped into one Of our stores a day or
Two since, purchased fow skens of silk.
and LAID on the counter IA little piece Of slI
yer IN payment The accommodating
storekeeper deposited the silk ~ the money
drawer, and carefully wrapped up the SILVER,
which was handed to the young lady, who
did not discover the mistake the storekeeper
had made until she attempted to thread her
needle Ncw York .Sigaal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-18

Mcssrs. Cutler, White d Co. have Ia'
completed most superb Centre Iabe, 7"
DO presented by the mechanics Of INV
county TO President Harrison. The nav
rial IS the growth Of "Old Ere, conser
ing Of eight hundred and sixteen pieces 9
most beautiful black walnut, pu, ioeelo'
and iinished IN style Of worSmaa''Y
which we think can hardly be exceIIeo y
this or any other country. On the Pfde'Ii
arc inlald thirteen large stars OF Pollsr.
Silver, Representing tho old thirteen o', y
which formed the basis Of this gIonous ~
publIc--and on the border of the upper '''
face Of the table nre 90 similar Stars !"
ranged in admirable order to represen, w ',
90 Stnies which now compose the feot'"
Union. The cost of this elegant sprcinn'',"
of the Mechanic arts, was S200.--B.p4''
Com. Adper.
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Brig Con Com. Arms OF FLORIDA
Hon SECRETARY % NAE, Washington.

he Philadelphia sentinel ailujes 10 the
grave character Of tie difficulties nos ex
lstlng betSeen this country and Great Dirt
ain, and concludes with the following re,
marks, which, lusi IN themselves, may be
called generous as coming from political
opponent;
+" The ruUored appointment Of the Hon. Hon.
~ Clay as the diplomatic agent from this Gov
eminent to 81 James, On this deleato business,
~ full % promise. Fcw men could be toqna loss
like to fail N such mission. We have differed
with him IN local politics, bat We accord 10 HIM
enlarged and liberal views in great State qucs-
TONS. In great eIigencies, he has shown HIM
self equal TO the crisis. Never morp calm. than
amid excitement never more bland and bamy
IN his counssls than when the political sea =
vcNed wIlh storms never more sagtcioqs than
when others arc perplexei and doub,iue; bo
seems marked By long career OF public Iilc as
the statesman who should be chosen By tho new
Administration as the representative At once Of
our gust claims and eur good will at tho British
Court and We shall confess our disappointment,
If he. who has often been paeiheAior Z, home,
shall fail to be an abe peace maker abroad
The age of toilsoae industry il gone
an evil Of sadder lmpor, and consequence
Than the exit Of the age Of chlsnIfy. Two
advertisements were recently published 10
newspaper; one for clerk 10 a stofs
The othrr for 40 apprentice to leafn the
backsuihs trade. The number of april
Giants IN one day for the former place "a.
City, for the latter not one upon uhich the
New York Sun Judleiausy remarl,s shat
sad illustration IS this Of the Mi ,chieyous
effect that has been produced upon the
young mCn OF the DAY ~ tie nllalcd, tuin
Gus course which the business d The couu.
Try and The Affairs u life generally have ia.
ken during late years The mechanical
pursuits OF le have rot to BE- regarded
pretty much through the Whole country
and especially IN the Northern Atlantic
states, 10 nearly the emo hight az labor il
locked upon ~ the Southern slave States
and, with n majority Of our Young men,
want, q not beggary --artiire, Il not kaavc
ry, IL regarded as preferable to the com
parative competence which can at all tlmes
be procured by honest Industry, employed
IN those labotious occupations which aivc
to tho country us wealth, and to society ITS
most useful and bughtesl ofnamculs.-
When dIiiefeu, state Of feeling prevails
on this subject, then--and not ulI then
shall NC see less Of ldicness, with ts al.
ieodaols, dtssoIuteness, poverty, aud dis
honesty, poisoning the minds Of toe thous
aud OF youths INTO whose keeping, ere long,
the Interests and support Of society and of
the country will iall.-Amertcan Sentinel.
Absence Of Mind. A Fdct-A Young
lady stepped into one Of our stores a day or
Two since, purchased fow skeins of silk.
and LAID on the counter little piece Of slI.
yer IN payment. The accommodating
storekeeper deposited the silk ~ the money
drawer, and carefully gfapped IN the s,lvey
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S+.~-et .tEAt aFpcsf4f 2.
After tie officers and soldiers who fought
Under General Harrison came
TIE PRESIDENT ELECT,
mounted % "hisa charger, and accompa.
MED by his suite Of personal frlends.
On lsright we're seven cltizau marshals
o. his Jeff we're the Marshal Of tie Dstnc,
Of Columbia and bis four Ads.
Then, followed, N the order Of the pro.
gramue, the delegates Of the Young Men.
Convention, held q Baltimore, MAY 4. $40.
The delegates bore along with them 10 the
Procession some very handsome banners
as did also the citizens Of each State and
Territory, as they appeared with the re.
epectiye llppecaDoe clubs and associations.
Among the banners which seemed 10 at.
tract very particular notice was a very
large one from Cayuga county, New York
representing General harrison 10 military
costume on horseback. Several other nat.
rlotic and suitable notices, appeared with
the South Carolina and Alabama delega.
,ions, aud with the delegation from Prince
Georges county, Maryland From the
latter county the delegation was very nu
merous and spirited. Besides their hand
some aud appropriate banner, there was ex
hibiied vehicle drawn by six splendid
"nite horses, all suitably caparisoned, and
bearing bells, Containing weaving aupara
tus, Nc', with the operatives working there
With as they moved IN the Proeesslon.-
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

On the reception of late number of the
Lexington Unon," ard after we had scanned
over its barren columns, we were considerably
amused to note amongst their contents the
grievious and moanful howlngs of kur pup,
scribbling under the signature of "Justice,"
in that print. If the scamp considers himself
aggrieved at what we have said, we refer him
for consolation to the contents of that article
which we presume was the cause of his last
BRAY, as means by which he might have had
repayation: but we now stand on the defen-
sve, and shall not in future, waste either time,
ink or paper, or shoe-leather, in search of this
brawler, as we deem him, from the course he
has pursued, COWARD, unworthy OF our no.
tice, for not having called, where he knew to
find US, for crumbs Of comfort We do not
fear that this long-eared quadruped will ever
break his didle or leave his dirty stable (the
Lexington Union) to resent the Justice of our
lash, notwithstanding his snorting and stamp
ing nor do we care how long he chews his
rotten bit for substance to spit forth what he
considers venom through the medium of that
filthy sheet of nonsense.