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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14
VOL. I.-Isfb. I2.

A ! FHsHE EfGE1 GE1AHIEPtfAONAH4 nAISAM. ] the most vtiuatla icmedy, rtccfiis discovered, f4r com uai iians, oHues eots, asthma. s ting of blaod, WAaapmg eolsI. and pulmonary ai.cctiuFs of p,ery knl-nicc 5p crris.
 Particaiaz 5amiaa-Earh genuine bottle s encl1s- cd n a Iue wrirper, on wlieh is ,elgw htel sign ad $ Sampson Reed.n Nans aihcr can he geHuIue.
 1ke g.eai celebrity of tle eefeire pulmonary hal- has been te cause ci gt'fupts 10 introduce slu- fiens articles, which, hy laniay assemfeg hc name ei the genuine, calculated 10 mslsad and deeefEe lhe rutic. Among these mixture, are the Amefi- can Pulmonary lalsam, Negelal relmurary hal- .an, halsanc Syrup, and oilers. Purchasers sheud uqui1e Tor ihp atele ly its whole tame, the Neget- ale pulmonary Ralsam; and see tiat Il bears lie mark and signature of ie genuine.
 Each bottle and seal is saWHcd Vegetable pnlmo- aary Dalsam. =. REEn.
 One more counterfeit besides the American rul- nonaiy Basari. and the others ahuse alluded to'- The latest atirapt to deceive lbe public by sgur- ous mixture. iasel, called genuine pulmonary hai- sam, prepared by samuel Andrews and Jas x. Yea aie. To avoid the imposition of this spurious att clc, again refer the public 10 the Nlneo sie1a- ture of Sampson Reed, OH the ou;siae wrapper of each ho,tle.
 Boston. July I, ls4l. Iowr 2. REEn.
 A fresh and large supply of tla abo,e now reeeif- ed and for sale wholesale or reail, hy noy2q II. GATES, paiphn street.
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6NHAMPAGNE & ltaISlNS-20 boxes of tLe O well kuoWa Anchor brand, boxes bunch Mus catel Rasins, landing from ship Aabanan, for sale
 by GUSTASUS HEAL & CO.,,
 dec2 lInga.L's Bnlllings, Conti-st.
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HNLoUR X NHlSKEY 300 bbls Flour. su N petior article; 100 bbls old Monongohea Whis key; 100 hhls old Rectiied Whishcy, landing iron steamboat Alabama and for sale by
 dec3 ELLIS Ss GREEN, 6s Commerce-et.
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TEN CARMELlCH CONFHCTIONARY-The 2 subscriber has the honor 10 inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile that he has now hand and will constantly keep full supply ofevery kind o CoNFEcr1oNARIEs, FRUITS, CANDIES AND CAKES ot the best quality and olkis own manufacture, such he has heretofore had the pleasure to furnish them; ali of which he will sell at wholesale rcla for the lowest prices for cash.
 He also has a lnrgc assortment of REAL HAVANA Cigars ,of the most approved brands, which will give delight to the lovers of a good article.
 Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate Terms. T. CAkMEL1CH.
 octl $. E. corner of bauphin and St Emanuel sts
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NoTlCE.-The subscriber having purchased the entire stock and trade of Messrs. ]. HALI. li. Co., begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he designs keeping constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS, EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at inc ud stand corner Water X lItchoocks Alley.
 He hopes by umemitted attention to merit a share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended his predecossors. OVlDE MAZANGE. nnI5 6gf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18
III AID OF THE TIMES

notice, again in the most earnest manner
to assure his Lordship that these coniin-
ued violations Of the flag Of the United
States, and unprovoked wrongs inflicted
10y British cruisers upon the rights and
property Of its ciiizens, under whatever
color or pretext, cannot longer be per.
mit,ed by the Government Of the United
States; aud il was expected that Her
MaIesty's Government will not only at
once recognise the propriety and justice
OF making prompt retribuilon for The un-
warraDiable conduct Of Lieut.. Scgram
10 The present case, but that il will take
suitable and efficient means to prevent
the future occurrence of all such abuses,
involving, ns they often do, not only
great private wrong and consequent in
Jury to property and life, but calculated
TO Interrupt that harmony, which il is for
the advantage, and it is no doubt the de-
sire Of both Governments to preserve.
Lord Palners,on, in his reply, dated
the 9Th Of the same month, assures Mr..
Stevenson that Her Majesty's Govern
men, will at all times be desirous Of re-
~ o''"e VI
The dag Of the United States by officers
OF the British Navy, and with that view,
prom!t and searching inquiry was direct
ed tn be made into the facts Of the case
referred to, and that the result Of the in
quirics should be communicated to Mr..
Stevenson. In fact, Her Majesiy's
Government, previously to the receipt Of
note Of the 18Th inst, had
on receiving from Lieut.. Segram an ac-
count Of the transaction referred to, call.
ed upon that officer to explain more fully
and particularly the grounds upon which
he had considered himself justified in de-
aining a ship under American coors,
md with papers showing her to bo Amer.
can property.
MIR. Stevenson, in note of the Goth,
expresses his satisfaction at the friendly |
assurances Of Lord Palmers,on, and
states that he should like an early OPP 4
porunity of transmitting for the inform
alton Of his Government the steps taken
BY the British authorities"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

postpone the consideration Of the repeal un-
u! the next regular town meeting, was made,
and had precedence.
A hand vote was frs, taken, aud tho Mode.
ro,or decided lha, the majority voted not to
postpone, but a ballot vote was called for.
and the majority voted TO postpone-Gl TO 81.
On motion il was voted that the Watch go
ont ut 10 instead OF s p. NJ, as voted on
Thursday.
There was q good deal of discussion on
both subjects and the vote Of adjournmen,
hod to bo put twice, after tho above votes
passed, before il was carried.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

amount Of $500, on which he has paid
taxes, may be admitted IA freeman in
the town where he resides. One years
residence in the State, and six months
in the town whero ho offers TO vote, is
required Of every voter Oh freehold
qualification. Voters on personal prop
erty must have resided, and paid taxes
for two years, in the towns where they
offer to vote unless all their taxes are
paid. Those eldest sons Of freeholdeis
who now vote, may continue to do so,
but none aro hereafter to be admitted.
Among the sections not acted upon
was one requiring foreigners to obtain
their admission from the General As
sombly.
The Convention did not reach the
article on general provisions. This fix
es the time for the constitution to go
into cfect-continues the present gov.
ernmcnt ill that time-and confirms
the acts of the old government. 1t also
torbids the General Assembly from ma
king any future Lottery grant, or incur
ring State debts to an amount exceeding
Sc, 900, except in time of war or inva-
sion, without the express consent Of the
people.
Those portions which have not been
acted upon, will be discussed and de-
cided at the adjourned session in Feb
ruary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18
From the Savannah Republican, Nov 9Th
Late and Important from Florida.

\ We hasten 10 lay before our readers,
our lust letters irom eur friends in Flor
ida, received Yesterday by the arrival OF
tho u. 5. steamer Gen. Taylor, Capt.
Peek. II w,il nc seen that prospect Of
the clnse OF the wnr il mrrc and more
encouraging. The league Of the ever
g'ades Is entirely brokrn up. The chief
mahgnant now abroad is the Prophet,
who wit stand u fair chance of either be-
ing killed or surrendering this winter
: lhe distant friends of our brave officers
IN the Territory will receive this news
wilh rejoicing. We are panied to record
together with such gratifying intelli-
gencc, the death a, ST. Augustine on the
80 uli. Of DIR Weighlman, Of the u. s.
Army.
FLORIDA, Nov. 3, 1871.
We have good news from the West
side OF the Peninsula. The Chief of the
TalIrhassers has at last come in to Tam.
pa, with 20 oi his people, On The same
day (e9Ih ul,. arrived the l.. S sch Flint,
rom Cnloosaichie, with Chief and %
ol ms people from the South. Rumor
salS Sam Jones aud the Chiefs of the
Every ladies' have quarrelled, and left
Sam L. shift Tor himself with only 81
warriors. Two important Chiefs of the
South arc willing To come in, and no
doubt but they will after very short
time. On the 10Th ult, there was a very
severe gale at Punta Rosa, that swept
over every thing and destroyed the
s,orehonses erected at that place. II
was with difficulty the officers and sol !
diers saved themselves
FLORIDA, Nov. 3, 1871
The news by the Express this even
ing is most cheering. MAJOR Belknap
had returned to Tampa, from Calooshat-
chic, with 90 Indians, some inpoltan,
personagcs among them. 1t is expected
that upwards Of 100 more would be in
at Punta Rossa in n few days. Sam
jonas aud the Prophet have quarrellcd |
The former has gone with some 30 In
dians 10 Join lIalIeck, east of the Okee-
chobec. There are a great many In
dians in the Big Cypress who are dis.
posed 10 come in.
a movement will be made upon the
Everg ladies' The latter part Of this month,
from many points at the same time, by |
both the Army and Navy. Tiger Tail /
and Alligator are in tho vicinity Of Fort
King with Lieut.. Sprague, 9Th Inlan-
Try, hunting up the Indians scattered n
round there.
During tho whole Of this full moon
here has been no depreciation from The
Indians, nor has one been seen--the first
ime during the war that this has hap.
Dened.
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M Unicipal.

!, At spccial town Meeting held on Thurs
day last, VIM. Ennis, Esq, Moderator, the
following business was transacted
The Town Council was requested to sct a
town Watch to continue until the 10th o'
May next. to Commence their rounds at i
o'clock in the evening.
II was thought by the frecmen bes, for The
Watch TO commence at that early hour, to
prevent dcpredalions upon the property of
the inhabitants, and to preserve the quiet
the town.
The following Resolution was submitted
by Isanc Gould, Esq, and unanimously adop.
ted BY The freemcn:
Whereas it Is understood that Judah Tou
ro Esq, Of New Orleans, has contracted to
make extensive and ornamental improve.
men,s around the Jewish Cemetery in this
town: In consideration thereof, it is resolved
that the street running South from said Gem
etery now called Bellevue street, shall here
after be- called Eas, Touro street."
A motion was made to repeal the act Of
the town passed 9th of August, 1889, re-
ques,ng the Town Council not 10 require Ii.
cense for public lectures on literary or sccn-
iifc subjects, or for any Musical entcrlan-
mcnt Of respectable character, but after
some debate was no, agreed to.
A law was past prohibiting any person
from carrying away any of The soil from The
Marsh or uplunds near the Town Beach, and
making it penalty of So for every offence.
The Board of Engineers Of the fire De.
partmcn,s was requested to ascertain if any
expenditure was necessary in their depart.
nicnt for the better protection Of the town
against fire, and if so, to report thereon at o
Town meeting to be called at their request.
A motion was made to repeal the law re.
quirng pay for sand and gravel taken from
the Beach, which was not agreed to, and the
meeting adjourned.
SATURDAY.--ID compliance with the re-.
quest above mentioned the Board of Engi.
neers called a Town Meeting on Saturday
morning Ibsl, hnG suOinIten report rcCom-
mcnding that each Fire Engine be supplied
with st least 200 lcet Of hose; the establish.
mcn, of Hose Company to be supplied with
1000 feet Of hose. TO be located in some cen.
trail part of The Town and 10 replace En-
gine No. 3, with new Que.
The report was received, and j, was voted
with great unanlrnity to carry the recon-
menJaiions Of tho Board into cfFoct. The
Board was nutLnrised to procure, at the ex
pensc Of the town, twelve hundred feet of
house, hose cart, and new engine aud to
form the Hose Company.
The Town Treasurer was authorized 10
hire twenty. five hundred dollars to pay for
The same.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
TUfspAY.-Anolher Town Meeting was
called, aud held on Tuesday morning, to CON
rldsr tie expcdIency Of repeating the laws
requiring pay for sand and gravel taken from
the Town Beach.
A motion wus made 10 repeal so much Of
the law as requires pay for sand, leaving The
law IN irrce os 10 gravel but motion TO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

one should rise from the dead and speak
90 then. lin were clear of deb, in Is3a
by The tariff of 1923 ard money in both
pockets, aud now by tavorine foreign
manufactures are bankrupt, what shall
We do when the wiihering operation "f
the i842 reduction takes place! We
shall then see ha, we shaH SEQ, and the
most miserable nation we shall be in the
civilized world. II tho law Of 1928 had
remained in force, this souufry would
now be worth ten hundred millions more
shan Il now Is. Remember 1912.
AN AMExicAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18
INSTALLATION.

The REV. THATcHER THAyER, late
of South Dennis, Mass. was installed
Pastor of the United Congregational
Society, in this town, yesterday morn
ing. The following is the order Of en-
ercises which were performed on the
occasion:-Voluntary on the Organ, by
Mr.. G. ID. Weedon; Introductory Pray
er, by the Rev. Mr.. Blodget, OF Paw
tucket; Reading Of the Scriptures, by
Rev. Mr.. Blodgct; Anthem, by the
Choir; Prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Rogers,
OF Boston; Anthem, by the Choir; Ser
mon, by Rev. Mr.. Rosers,-text, Ro-
mans, 9th chapter, 9th verse Christ
died for us. Installation Prayer, by
the Rev. Mr.. Shepard, ofBristol; charge
to the Pastor, by the Rev. DR.. Tucker,
Of Providence; Right Hand of Fellow
ship, by Rev. Mr.. Blodget; Concluding
prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Lcavcr, of this
town; Music, by tho Choir; Bcnedc-
tion, by the Pastor.
The services were unusually interest
ing, particularly Mr.. Rogers sermon,
which we understand was splendid
production. We regret that other en-
gngemenis prevented our enjoying the
pleasure Of attending.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

LAUNcm,-A burque ofabout 300 tons
burthen was launched on Sunday morn
ing last from the ship yard Of MIR. Silas
II. Cottrell. She is called the "MER-
CHANT" " and is TO be employed in the
ireighting business, under the command
of Capt. Thomas Boss, late ofthe schr.
Hannah Of this port. She is owned by
Mcssrs. j G.. s. $. Whitchorrc, Capt.
Charles Dcvcns, and Capt. Boss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

We find the following distressing state
ment IN one "f our exchange papers said a.
hnve occurred near Liverpool, England: ~
poor woman pressed by extreme want, siolr
halt crown from siilI. She was drirc'r,.
onJ sent with her child, nn infant of ell, ven
weeks old, 10 the station bonsc. On cutter
lng The place the next morning, The police
lound that Tho unhappy creature, s,nng pei
haps by tho tear "f Jcgrhdaiinn To- which she
was likely to- b" exposed. had first hanged
her tbIld aud then herself She has lcil four
other children"
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WerdI1 Of tue Tfnr { q.
N y w p O q Wo
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS

The Court Of Common Pleas for the
County of Newport, will hold its No
vember term in this town, next week.
The Court & Bars per notice published
some time since, will assemble on Mon
day morning TO make arrangements to
carry into effect decree of the Court
made at the last tenn, to dispose of all
the actions on the Docket. at the pres
ent session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

Pas. ENrTios CLAiMs.-The attention Of
claimants under the pre-cmp,ion act of Sep.
icmber 4lh, I64I Is invited to the following
provisions:
lst. A pre- .rmp,ioner must be the head
of y family, or over twenty one years Of age
I'd. A citzrn of The United States, or
having filed his declaration 10 become such.
3d. Where settlement has been made
riDcc June Ist, Is 81 and prior to the passage
of this law, notice ol sues rc-cnp,ion claim
must be died. prior TO December 9TH, i64f, at
the proper land ufEre.
4th. Where srlii"isrnt is made nj any
tins Subsequent 10 the passage of said act,
notice must be- given Within thirty days after
The cnmmrpoeipsni Of such ss,tlsBcn,.
9Th. ln a!l cases the indlan title must
Lsye been cxinguisbej aud the lands sur.
yeycd prior Ia The existenes OF any Pre-cmp-
iinn clam.
There are other provisions. the details OF
~ l,,..l, will bc given o1 application attic pro
,.Sr land cI6ccs.--Dd .fd,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

Henry CLAY.-lt is reported with
strong confidence, that the distinguished d
statesman of Kentucky, is about resign
ing his seat in the Senate of the United
Siates-the state Of his health rendering
a West India residence exped,ent for the
winter. II is presumed that Mr.. Crilten.
den, the late Attorney General, will he
returned in his place. NJ Y Com. .4dc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

The Alexandra Gazette states TINT three
hundred tons Of heavy nrmsmcnt nre now
shipping from the Arsenal, rear Washington
for Notifications at Newport, Rhode Island
Nineteen 81 Founders nro also shipped Tor
Fort Mcllenry near Balimorc. The wori
Of aiming the Qualifications has bccn vigor
onsly prosecuted by the present Adminis,ra
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

Several Town Meetings have been
held lately in this place for the transac-
ton Of municipal business, the particu-
lars Of which we extract from the Mer-
curry and Rhode Islander.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

Pkrsiptnr IlAnRIsoS poispNtD.-U H.
slated ~ The New irglnrd Rc,icw." ihal
Ihs op'n'on Is gaining g,ounl IA Washington
rny, that PfrsIdrul HARRISON was po,sonpd --
! he only e,ldence alluded Ia, NJ sustaining
iht suspicl"n, 10 HE appt afance Of the corpse.
when opened with view of removing II tn
Nohh prnJ k,m. much swollen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
has been lately enlarged, and provided
with an entire new dress. 1t is an ex-
ccllcnt paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

BREAcH or PRoMisE.--A novel case of
breach of promise OF marriage was decided
nj the late term of the Huntington circuit
court, Judge Wright presiding. DR.. 5. Fate,
merchant, &c. of the town Of Huntington,
Indiana, brought suit against Mrs. Lavally,
widow lady who was house-keepcr of the
late Chief Rchardsvlle of the Miami Indians,
and laid his damages at $4,000. Both par.
ties had able and eloquent counsel. The
iurv, afior ehvt absence from the boxes,
brought in a verdict in favor of The broken
hearted doctor Of $50.
II any Of our eastern friends should stare
nj this decision of fIoosier jury, let them
remember that the fair sex are not so numer-
aus rs are the "morrying males" in the West;
aud, as consequence, they are pretty indie
pendent; and, unless the wedding follows IN
quick succession to the pledge. they are apt
io "Hy OF" from the bargain If they in the
mean time meet with more suitable match.
Hence the necessity Of making an example
that will IN oil time Ia come, warn them
against Ti6lng with the feelings and sffcc.
tlons of the "lUrds Ut crcatio1. - Indianapo.
us journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-18

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION. The Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser contains state
ment Of all the votes given at the late
election, with the exception Of two small
towns, which will not vary the result
The vote stands
For Davis, 55,77O
For Morton, 5O,979
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1910
5O,979
Davis's plurality

The number of scattering votes is
about 8 1865, making majority for Gov.
Davis of something over n thousand
votes.
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FLoRIDA.-The correspondent Of the

FLoRIDA.-The correspondent Of the
Savannah Georgian, writing on the Sd
inst, enumerates among the recent com.
ings in Of the Indians, Par-sari mi-co,
late one Of Sam Jones companions, with
36 warriors, and 90 OF Tiger-ta'ps peo-
pie. The grand movement on the Big
Cypress Swamp commenced on the st
The writer expresses oil confidence that
the wnr will be over by the LIST Of next
March.
NuMnER nE rn,NNsIv rur CnMMnN.
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NUMBER or TOWNS ~ THE COMMON
WEALTH. There are three hundred and
scrcn towns in Massachusetts, viz:
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For Davis,
For Morton,