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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04

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GwEGD- IWON. Receiving by .ebr wr,moui'.
- an rRtcnvo a.rprmcut ui rwr~ sud sheet fnn Gf
-"cV JOHN y GOHDUN.
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 subscription. ten dulrs for the dily Taper payable III tlTle aud i've dollars for tue country paper, payable yeH, in advance by cash city reference. Person' "slla9 Ia discontinue, must give weeks notce Ill writing.
 ADV ADtsarIsING.-Advertisenen continued without n- tefrlption, will be charged the dollar per square for rs insertion, anu fifty cents for each sub selnent one Seinweeky and tri-weekly ones Will be cIargeI the insertions. Twelve lines maAa squlre 1T all advertisement makes less than d sluue, tt shall cost mach Il tuil one.
 Advertisements not inited on the manuscript as 10 the nunber of insertions will be continued for two nons and chargei, unless previously directed to he taAen out Of the paper by written order
 Advertise not bearing upon their faces the names O the persons by whom they are sent must be endorsed by them.
 The terms for mnRal advertisers will he Sl0 for one square, and S@o for each additional square, wih the prlY- lege Of changing once week, due in advance
 The privilege o annual advertisers is limited 10 ther own immediate business aud all advertisements for the benefit oi other persons, well all legal adVertse ments, and advertisements of auction ses ent by ten must be paid for at the usual rates.
 All advertisements required by law will be charged al the ful rates
 Annual advertisers who exceed the space for which they contract, will he charged at the usual rates.
 Arrangements will be made with those who occupy nall acolun or more continuously for yeg according to the nature oi the business, and the frequency o tue change of matter.
 Advertisements application the benefit of the sovent Laws, will be published in any case unless paid for preyous insert0n payment be gHafaeel by responsible person in town.
 All announcements of candidates for office will he elH- gel i've dollars fer daily insertions during the canvass, pa yabe in all cases in advance
 Military and Fire Companies and other similar Assoca toas, will be charged full by the insertion, or l"ty dollars per anun if they do exceed one square enc week.
 charged donble and in all payment must be made n OdyHnce.
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BY SANFO 1D d. sVIausON.

N RESOLUTION OF GOPARTNER 9Z Autire Is hereby given to all concerned, that ile copuinei ship in tte lion Foun iry business at debIle, known under the name of James Curry x Co,, has been this day dissolved. Al perscrs hay ing claims against said firm on aceoust of the sio- bre Foundry, will please present riem for se,tle- ment Taet29 65tf JAMES CURRY
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STATE OF ALABAMA-eL LARKE COUNTY.

ORPHANS CoURr, Sept. Term, lS41. TENfiIS DAY came FRANCIS BETTIs, EXecutor of \ the last wlll and testament of Mathew Bettis, deceased, and suggests to he court hat he has duly administered the Estate of said Mathew Betts, apd prays the for an order of fna, sctti' uent; Whereuroa il is ordered, that Saturday, tine 30h day of October next, the court house of Clarke couny be appointed for the settlement of the accounts of said executsr, and that publication of this order be made week for forty days m the Mobile Com mercia Register and Patriot, newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement ul said accounts. A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL POW FRS,
 oct2J 63t4OAs Clerk
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BOOTS BOOTS!
 MAJOR BooTs-AsD MINOR BooTs Ladies' slippers, and Gents pumps prime new set, Boots that it Misses, and that mis-Gf oBet Boots'-or boots for pretty Bets Bootees for she e's--ani ancle ties for pets. CENTS water proof, cork soles, or light brogans Light dress, or pump boots-we've always on hands. LADIES' silk g,ier boots that it scir pretty feet, And waiking sse with bows, that Leaux delight to
 meet. Kid slippers and morocco too to suit the neaest loot In short wc'ye stock to shoe them all and children
 boot.
 BooTs Bsors! BooTs
 at NICHOLS, ADAMS & CO.,, dec 2s 1t6tf 53, Dauphin st.
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oct25 63t40ds Clerk.

A ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE-Letters of "A Administration the estate of Elijah Prespall, deceased, were on the 9th day of September, lS41, granted the undersigned by the honorable the Or phaus Court of Clarke county, State of AlahNma.- All persons indebted to said estate are hereby noti- fled to make payment immediately, and those having claims against te sane, to present them within the time prescribed by law or the same will be barrcd
 JOHN PRESNALL, Adm,rs oct25 63+C TRYON PRESNALL. -iu'" is'
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GEO. r.. liOIT,

d C T Q K - M o BILE.
 iHAit undersigned has resumed the Factorage and A Commission business in Mobile, and will he tfankio To his old friends and the public for sllaie ui patronage ilavmg commenced business here as early IS 1919 and continued t up lo 1854 and Icing amlliarly acquainted with the business he ht pes to be able 10 render satisfaction, he thinks he ner- ally did, while he pursued that business. And he hess to refer such persons not acquainted with hlm tor the firm of T. & C. llolt of which he was menher) to all the various friends and patrons ofhis, for testimony to his qualification l,r that branch of bismess. All business conGded to his care will be promptly attended 10 by his agent until his 10 rhe city, which will Le in October.
 aug5 29d GEO. F. HOLT
 t1;- The JoHrnal and Advertiser will copy in the country papnr until iae lst of .annarA neNt.
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gNREsH WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS. k' The subscribers receipt of their an na supply of Garden Seeds embracing every variety in general use. They will warrant eve Seed sold hy hem 10 be fresh, well maimed, and uf tue first selection. C. DUBOSE & CO.,, Druggists,
 nOyl3 late Dul5ose Rolf.
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Eh HART AOTiGE-N hefeas, much incon,en.
 W fence and great loss is experienced by inc pro- prelors of the warves, from the present nlode ot shipping npw;nd freight, notice is hereby given that from and after the irsl day of November next no dlay will be permitted To enter uprn any of ih wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the drtynm first delivering to the wharlinger-who will attend for that pnrpuse--a written acknowledgement from responsible shipper resident the city, of liability for the wharfage, payment of the same male in cash
 sepl2 i6 lian AL. JUDE, Whar1nger.
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PEltlllC NnrsES.
CONT STREET HortL.

A 1OA II el kttI HofEl.. S A CARD.-Recent events have made i, necessary thai should wave Natchez, and have therefore selected this ci;s place nf residence r hopes of obtaining that sarport which was closed n. Iainst there in cepseuence of lnsses hy fire and torna,lo l have takeasu, opened the house an Cont, street, known tltssC0NTI STREET HOTEL. now the property of Ar. McCmty inc sane that was owned by Mir. John Richardson, and which unde, his management gainei Considerable reputation.
 l promise to make this house all il should boa home lo all those who may patfonize the establish ment.
 have been thirty odn years in the south, twenty three of which have been occupied in keeping a public house in the city sfNalcbrz
 The Cont street llst,l has been neatly fitted up and furnished The servants are the same that had in the Natci..z Southern Exlhange, and well accustomed to hdr business The Hotel IS ready to receive hoaders, and the undersign- ed will be hankiul for aa lAtronage that generous pubic may think proper lo hestow.
 WILLIAM PARKER. New Orleans Nov. 18th, lS1I novo2 o1Km
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FIN CONFORMITY with the last Will and Tes "A lament of Joseph Raby, deceased, and to carry into effect the provisions of said Will, and in con iormity with the order of the 0rphans Court of Mo- bile county, granted the 18th day of October lS4l
 will, on Monday, the slh day of January, ls42, ex- pose to public sale, in front of the court house of Mobile within the legal houri of sse all the personal and real estate oi said Joseph Rally, follows, siz the Negroes Wii, Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three children; Household Furniture; as also, tract oI Lani lying on Bayou Coden. in Mobile county, Con tainng about 300 acres; also tract of Laud Full ton, containing about AS acres, being the residence of the late Joseph Raby.
 Terms of sale months credit, with two good SC entities JOSEPH kREBS,
 nuv20 S2f Executor.
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OIkCUll CotkI, 4aAA TEKM, A. L., fo4I. Laikin Collins, Auariinrnt for 2o7 5s, m the
 vs. Eircait jnnrt fir the County oi Ioel A. Roberts. Jasper il;he SIate Mississippi 'EsHIS DAY, 10 wit: May l5th, ls4l, came the s plaintiff by attorney into court, aud II al bearing 30 the satisfaction of the cont tat the defendant n ihis esident of this State, and lives and eses without the limits ai this State; il IS there- iore red by the court, tltit unless the said deien lant du appear here fore the first day o the next term of this court, give special bail and plead, iud nent will be entered and the effects attache will he condemned and applied .to the satisfaction oi the plaintiffs demand: and il is further ordered by the court, that copy of thus Ter be published in the Mobile Commercial Register, newspaper puhlished in the city of Mobile, the State of Alabama loi successive monthss
 In testimony that the foregoing contains copy of the order of sald court tn the therein stated, l, Larkin Collins, Clerk thereof du hereto put my name and the seal of said court, this 2sth day of June A. D., l5ll. LAItkIN COLLINS,
 iuYb } monthly Clerk said Court.
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JUTIN NANNHAIsI., Burnt Cora, Sept 2l. sep2i 50TTt nl

hUR SALE,-rhat Y, In. l. lut of land, havlnga N front Ru,al-sl. ,ts.t s'et by depth of l25 feet situated opposite the State Press.
 TKRMs.-1-5 cash, the halasce in three equal an- suaI payments with interest from date at per per annum. Notes to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
 Also,-Wi be sold on the same terms, all other Real Estate belonging to the Bank. Purchasers pay all expenses for Deeds, &c. Proposals will be received a writing addressed to the Cashier of tue Branch Bank of the State of Alabama
 anll o,ttI R. GAYLE Cashier
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K ENTUCKY BAGGING AND ROPE,-- IN IA pieces Bagglng,
 IA coils Rope-jusl received and fpi sale by OGDEN BROTHERS, octl l2 Wa'pr -st
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VTINEGAR-50 bbls cider Vinegar, for sale by
 uov39 HARRIS & ROSS.
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OAn BOXES STARCH. of superior quality e)OO landing from barque Hebron and for sale by
 ocilS J. REA.
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SA BIS BEErS, just received per brig Espa- sJO nfa and for sale hv octlS ]. RIA.
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NAiLS.-500 kegs Duocannon Nails, i'd to 20d, V sf very superior quality, landing from Schooner Candid, and for sale by
 OGDEN BROTHERS, OetI3 Water street.
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YHNIN PLATE.--51 boxes Tin Plate of vari u- A brands, for sale by
 no,l5 77rf II. l.. REYNOLDS, 66 water-si.
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SHNnE subscribers receiving per H0garih
 a from Liverpool, nvnice of pelfuinery and Brushes, winch they oaer for sale at reasonable prices rnnN25] MOSTLY X co. Druggist
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NoALS 100 tons Onell, on board ship Blake S from Liverpool, in quantities to suit purchasers for sale by LAIRD & LlrTLEJOHN,
 nns22 S3tf 3l St. Francis st
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NOTICE. The undersigned, (successurs to L. \ " W. A. Smiif) have this day formed co-pat ncrship nnde the name and style of Smith g. Dabney for the purpose of tansacing general grocery hu- siness They solicit a continuance of the llbera pa uonage bestowed upon the late firm and the public gcaerv. JAMES SMITH,
 ecii 5:tf JOHN NJ. DARNEY.
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HRANBERRIEs 8. MACKEREL.-l5 half & V qr bils Cranberrles, 30 half and qr bbls No. Mao kerel. for sale by
 no,I3 76lf P. McCASKIIL, IS Com. st.
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S ALr.-S0OO sacks in beautiful order, flr sale in - hts to suit purchasers, by
 nosI7 SallTH X DABNEY, ,22 S 24 Com. st.
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OA BAGS BLACK PEPPER--10 bags Spice, OO 20 bags Race Ginger, just received and for sale by k. L. WATKINS & Co. Druggists,
 noyS cor Water and St. Francis -sts.
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f tnEESE.-200 boxes, for sale bs O no,15 JOHN GREELEY.
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sU lNn>s CARDS.

Fk'HE SUBSCRIBER having established binscit x in ths city for the m pose ei conducting FA C. fORAGE g GENkRAL C0WnlSSION BU- SiNFNS, would respectfully solicit the patronage ol his friends
 OsfICE-No. 60 Csmmeroe-st., east side a few doors above Conti street. nosll 74Htf SAMUEL ROBINSON.
 REFERENCE. JOHN ROBIN SON, Esq., Chaleston s. Carolina WM. RosINsoN, Esq Lln,ien, Marengo Co. Ala Col. E. n. LIDE, Rirhmnnd, Dallas Co. Ala.
 McGINNEY & ROBINSON, co ON MTS SION RCHANTS, Ne. 6, Commerce t...... MOBILE,
 JACOB ODER,
 GROCE FRY STORE, No. 2l, GnNernment- street, MOBILE.
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SA bt3i.S. FINE FLOUR, l.iif.ing ana ir s.,i, s1V novlO by lkRENIAH RfsA.

flMI BBI.s. WAITE B8ANs, just recei1ed OO and for sale D,
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A MRS. 4. BREWSTER,S
 Ell PRIVATE BoARnING HOUSE, No. 9, Cont street, between Water and Commerce streets, Mobile-a few doors e',st of the Mansion House
 Gentlemen will find this luuse nvenient retired and commodous IL h veiv central, being within three hundred yards of ihe New Orleans steamboat laadng and only few s,,ps from the Blakely land- ing, four doors west Of Commerce. st.
 Boarding and Lodging by the day or month, on reas0nabie terms. nuV22 S3tf
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hATS.-500 sacks heavy western, for sale by &D nov23 C. A. GILBERT, 90 Com. st.
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HL novl3 LATHAM HULL & SON. pRIGG'S BAGGING-l30 pieces will be sold 1-s low lo close a consignment by
 nnvl D. WHEELER, Water st.
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= UGAk.-l5 hhds, for sale by IS noyle SMITH & DABNEY
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DEMOV VAL.-DOUBLEDAY 3 SEARS, lC BOOKSELLERS & STATIosER, have renewed
 to the store formerly occupied by John Stephenson x Co. No. 36 Dauphin street. novS
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rst'isl frag
 itsxs- -sk it1l sst4S "a s5i li.4 i.-ia .t tk .lsa..s. ..s --f. .asl.ts si.ea-- .. i ,s t ss
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zEAY-175 bales Northern Hay, daiiy expected h \ for sale to arrive by
 novl0 J. c. RYAN, cor Cont & Water sts
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-20

"l'lI tell you," said an ex-member of
Congress, in Michigan, show | secured
my election in this District, several years
ago. When was nominated, the party TO
which | belonged was in the minority and
there was no hope of succeeding unless
something more than ordinary was resort
ed to. After rejecting some time, came
10 the conclusion 10 sTEALA HOG from one
Of my neighbors, which did, and in the
morning the neighbor traced me TO my
dwelling, and asccrtained beyond a doubt
that | was the thief, and published me as
such-whcn | Immediately appealed to the
sympathies Of the people, and asked them
if they thought would STEAL A noel
They swallowed the bait-sad it was per-
secution on the part of the ncighbor, who
was politically opposed to me; and the con-
sequence was, | was triumphantly elected
But the next time was a candidate for the
same Office, yankee from Vermont, was
the opposing candidate, who having learned
the secret, stole q sheep, and run me sky
Mghi-Sdndy Hill Herald.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-20
MEDICAL MEETING.

The Racine County Medical Society
met at Racine, July Z, l84l.
Members present, B. B. Cary, David
Walker, Danl. P. Stryker, James S.
Munson, Joseph Pasco, Samuel II. Graves,
Francis Paddock, Elias Smith, Theodore
Secor, Edgar c. Mygatt and Z. G. Dyer.
On motion Of f. g. Mygatt, it was re-
solved that this Society be organized I'M
der the present law Of Wisconsin.
Resolved, that this society vote by bal
lot for the election Of its officers.
Voted, that a majority of all the votes
given, shall be necessary to make choice
Of officers.
Voted that Samuel II. Graves, be Presi-
dent, and Edgar G. Mygatt, Vice Presi-
dent of this society for the ensuing year.
Voted, that James s. Munson, be Re-
cordng Secretary, and B, B. Cary, Cores
pondng Secretary.
d. P. Stryker, is elected Treasurer.
Frncis Paddock, Theodore Secor and
David Walker, are elected Censors.
b. B. Cary and L. G. Dyer, are elected
delegates to the Territorial Medical Soci-
ETY..
ReSo7ced, That Docts. Mygatt, Walker
and Secor, be a Committee to prepare and
present fee bill for consideration and
adoption at the next meeting.
Voted, That it be the duty Of the Presi-
dent at the annual meeting, and the Vice
President at the scmi-annual meeting to
deliver an address to the society.
Other members Of the Society to deliver
an address at either Of these meetings.
The bylaws were received and adopted.
Meeting adjourned till the first Wedncs-
day in January, to be held at Southport.
SAM'L. II. GRAVES, PreSL
JAS. S. MUNsoN, Sec'y.
July 7, 1871.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-20
VOL. III. NO. V.

when her full growth is attained may be in
some sort conjectured from the promise of
her early days. With an active, industri-
Gus, enterprising, intelligent populations; a
soil rich and well fitted for llage; with her
internal improvements pcrvadirg ALL part of
hereXtensive territory, rendering access 10
markets easy and cheap;with all the adyan-
tages which position and natural and ar,i-
fetal aids can supply in the way OF facii,a-
ting production, her increase in wealth and
greatness must go on from year TO year,
while from her prolific resources swelling
tide OF commerce will be poured TO enrich
all who may participate in its benefits.
Bal Amer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-20

Case Of Extreme PerU-The Baltimore
Clipper states that merchant Of Cncin-
matt received into his store in thicky po-
pulated part Of the city 200 casks of pow
der for storage during the night. A large
meeting of respectable citizens was con-
venod in the adjoining house. Some time
late at night, clerk who had not been
made aware of what was placed in the
store, come in, lighted a candle, and walked
through among the kegs, two of which had
been broken open, and the powder was on
the floor. Before his fellow clerk could
open his ps TO caution him, he exclaimed,
" what the ID is this doing here" For
tunatcly however, he passed through safe
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-20

The State Of i0.-Within less than
forty years the population Of this thriving
State has increased from fifty thousand to
upwards Of fifteen hundred thousand.
Ohio is now he first wheat growing State
in the Union-her wheat crop last year
amounted to upwards of sixteen millions of
bushels, which is some millions Of bushels
larger than the crop of Pennsylvania,
New York or Virginia. She has construc-
ted a canal through the entire extent Of her
territory, uniting Lake Erie with the Ohio
River, and comprising length Of three
hundred and thirtythree miles. 1t runs
through some Of the most fertile regions IN
the world; i: connects the great Lakes Of
the North with the Gulf of Mexico; and
affords means of conveyance by which
the teeming products of the State may be
transported to New Orleans, New York,
Philadelphia or Baltimore. To the last
two named cities new route has been
recently opened by the cross-cut from Ak
ron, on the Ohio Canal, 10 Beaver. near
Pittsburg, so tina; the eastern line Of com
munication is now the most eligible for a
large portion Of the Stale. In addition to
her great Canal, which has been completed
for some years, Ohio has other Canals in
progress-her whole system Of works in
Guiding in the aggregate nine hundred and
twenty-four miles. These all run through
fertile districts, and must in time become
productive of large revenue.
The young State may be called the SIN
FAINT Phenomenon What she viii be
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-20
NJ. FRANK AND G. LATHAM SHOLES,
EDITORS.
TERMS

The SOUTHPoRr TELEGRAPH is published weekly
on an imperial Sheet at 50 80 cts payable in advance
II payment be not made previous to the expiration of
the first SIX MONTHS additional 50 cts viii be char
gcd.
Advertisements inserted at the of one dollar per
square (seven:een lines under for the first insert
aud /" enty-ve cents for each subsequent insertion
All advertisements left without notice a, 10 the num-
Der Of Insertions. will be continued until forbid and
charged accordingly. No advertisement, from abroad
where we are unGcqnanted with the pc rsons sending
th IN viii be inserted unless accompanied by the mo
ncy.
No subscription from abroad will be TAKEN where
we are unacqlanted with the person. unless accompa
med by the money or by responsible name
No subscription will be discontinued until all AREA.
d 'g are paid, unless at the option of the editor
HIS perhaps unnecessary say that the above terms
VIII be strictly adhered TO, of which, those interested
will please take notice
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-20

Afeciing reryi-The most sou-stirring
scene we have heard Of lately, took place
at Detroit. The passengers had all got
aboard the steamboat and it was about
leaving the wharf when an old gentleman
came on board crying out My son, my
son, must see him one moment."--
"WelI," said the captain, " hunt him up
quick" Anon. he came TO a great over
grown boy Of Is or 10 years Of age; and,
giving him single copper, snuffling like
a little child, he cried out, "Here, my son,
take this and don't forget your dadda I"
Costly.-St. Peters church at Rome
cost sG0,000,00O.
About $4,000 emigrants have arrived
At Quebec the present season.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-20

Suicide.-James Bell, brother Of John
Bell, Secretary of War, recently commit
ted suicide by jumping from steamboat