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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
LEGAL N OFFICES.

Court Of PrOtaie. .Nswport, Stpt o, 1871.
'l>HE second administration account on the
, estate Of Elizabeth Townsend. late ~
Newport, widow, dec. was presented for al
lowance.
II is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, to he holden at the Probate Office
in Newport, on the lst Monday in October
next, at . O'clock a. ~, and that previous no
,ice bo gwen by publishing a COPY of this or
der, three several times IN the Hrah Of tht
Times, for all persons interested TO appear o,
said limo and place and be heard.
a true coPy-witness;
B. B. llowLAsp, Pro. Cl'k.
Sept. I6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

Late accounts from Florida state thai
Hospitaka and his band Of warriors had
voluntarily surrendered at Tampa and
that Tigertail had sent in word that he
should do tho same on the 9Th. The
prospect at present brightens for q
speedy termination of The war. The
next news perhaps may be cloudy a.
gain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
Dissolution Of CO-partlsor.
ship,

ry,IlE Co.parrncrship heretofore existing
under the frm of n. G. &; ". &. Irish
was by mutual consent, dissolved, on the 25tl
Of March last.
An those indebted to said firm are request
cd to make payment without delay Ia elihel
Of the subscribers, aud those having Demand.
are requested ,o present them for settlement
u. e. IRisB,
w. e.. lsisD.
n. B. The Buichriug business will be-
carried on Us usual, nj the old slaughter
house, IN Warner street, by ,
Sept .. 4. c. iklSii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

TnE NAvr.-The Army & Navy Chron.
Gle contains full lis, Of the navy promotions
sent in TO the Senate, and which have been
confirmed. WIN. V. Taylor stands third on
tho lis, Of IL Captains promoted from Com.
nandan,s John I. Almy stands first on
the list Of 81 Licutepants, promoted from
Passed alidshipmen. They are both OF this
place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
BRIGHTON MARKET-MosoAr, Sept. 13
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a Patriot

A. market $50 Beef Cattle, 63a Stsres, 5000
Sheep, and 725 Swine.
PRIcE-Beef Catfie-The supply Of Boel
Caitle at market was short, aud higher pric es
were obtained. Fi's, quality S5 rs u 80 26;
second quality So 6 so; third quality Is 80 u
4 so.
Stores-rwo year old 50 a l3 three year
old SiI 22. .
Sheep-Lots wero taken at ~, I 20, 81,
, I 62, l 92, 2 l2, and 2 rs. .~.. ,.i....
SWi1e-One entire lot 81 and At. Lots 10
peddle 81 3ac for Sows aud Al for Barrows
A. retail from 4 10 $40. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
The Washington correspondent Oft

The Washington correspondent ofths
N. Y. Com. Advertiser says that at a
meeting of the Wings of both Houses
ON Saturday night, after much discus
sion, they unanimously voted to appoint
a committee Of twenty-five on the part
of the House and Of a smaller number
on the part Of the Senate, to prepare
an address to the people, setting forth
the facts in relation TO the failure Of the
Bank bills which have been passed this
session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
Tho following nominations have beer

Tho following nominations havo beer
made 10 the Senate
Walter Forward (Whig) Of Pa, Sec.
retary Of the Treasury, John Mclean
Estate Rights of Ohio, Secretary o
War; A. p. Upshur Estate Rights o
Va, Secretary Of the Navy; Hugh S
Legare CONSERVATIVE Of S. Carolina
Attorney General.
For Postmaster General, several are
ruinored, viz C.. A. Wicklif, of KY.
Elisha Whi,tIesey and Thomas Corwir
Of Ohio.
1t is not known that tho Senate have
acted on any Of them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

The Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt Coms,oct.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt. Thnyer
NARR Capt WooIsoy.
The Massachusetts leaves Providence Nom
days ai r. NJ VIA Newpor, and Stoningion, aud
on Thursdays, from Stouington,
The Rhode Island leaves Providence, op
Tuesdays and Fridays, via Newport aud Slo,
nlngton.
The Narraganset leaves Stoningion on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays.
One Of the steamers Of this Line will lonyp
New York and Stonipgton, DAILY (runda,s
excrptcdl ~ the usual hour, aud on the arrival
OF The train that leaves Boston at o'clock, J.,
NJ. Fare 81.
\ Freight from Providence TO New York 6 ct,,
per cubic foot Sept, lg.
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NOTICE.

'INIIE subscribers having been appointed
D. by the Court of Probate Of the town oI
Portsmouth,, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims Of the estate of William
Hall, late Of Portsmouth, dee. and six months
being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we will respec lively receive claims during
that time, and will have our first meeting al
The house of Oliver D. Green, in Portsmouth,
on the 18th day Of March next, at o o'clock
A. NJ. for the purpose Of meeting the creditors
on said estate and deciding on their several
claims.
}::: $:$'G ;::; S::;: $:::;;''''; :;;s'''' e''"''
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned at Warren, X. !. who is legally
appointed administrator on said estate by said
court, apd has given bond according To law.
ANTHONY CHASE, .7dm'r.
Portsmouth, Sept. i3, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

The Senate was engaged several hours on
Friday in Executive session, and many NOM
nations wero confirmed, among which we no.
iicc Edward Curtis, Collector Of the port OF
tons Of that port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

The Hon. Hucn s. LEGAEr, Of s. C., who
has been nominated by the President for At.
tornoy General Of tho United States, has bee n
spending few weeks in this place, and we
learn that he left here yesterday afternoon for
Washington, TO enter Immediately upon the
duties Of his new Office
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

The Schooner Experiment, Capt.
Southwick, left this port OH Tuesday
morning last with cargo of oil for
Presquc Islo, Erie, Pa. on her return
trip by way of the North River. the
Grand Canal s Lake Eric.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

Allen Josiah
Anareon Lieut. Jos.
Anderson Mrs.
Anderson Mrs. Cath
arine
Barclay Thos.
Bates Philip
Bnbrook Capt.
Babcock Abby
Belile X.
Brown apt.JainesL.
Branson VIM.
Garter Bernard J.
Carter M,ss Eliza A.
Clcgg Jol,s
lCorcoran Peter
Coolidge +. B. 2
Coe Is. +.
Cole Miss hInnira
Chase Miss Betsey
| Croker Geo. w.
Creighton DR.. iIalsey
Currell WIN.
Curtry Samuel NJ.
Dangeriiold Col.Wm
Day James
Deas Mrs Isabella l..
Dow Miss Jane
Earl Maria
Eldredse Capt Epl'm
farwull Samuel
Fitzgerald John
Foster Miss Virginia
Flennmon Robert
Freeman q.
Gardner James X.
Gardner Miss Lydia
Gardner Miss NJ. IL.
Colt Capt Amos
Halscy Thus Lloyd
Hamilton Mrs Ann
Harding Tempy
Haynes Miss Lucy
Hill Miss CuroIlne
How land John l..
Ives Sloses Il.
jerks Alfred
Johnson General
J Of 1'eXian Army )
Jolly George
Kenner VIM.
Nissan Or. X. $. 2
kidder J. G..
Lawlon Capt Benj.
Landcrs Thomas
Lake Edwin II.
Laiinn Sir Joseph De
Courcy
Iawton Miss Eliza
Ann
Legare IL. ;.
Levy Mycr
Lewis Miss Sarah
Lockwood ira
Lopez David
Manson John =.
Mncklin Charles
-. 3wl ASH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
Though storm md tempe I thunder ON his brow,
And ocean roll her pillows at his feet.


The determination Of Messrs. Ewing,
Bell, Badger and Crittenden to resign,
was formed at a meeting on Thursday
evening, at which MIR. Webster was not
present. There was a wide difference
Of opinion among the Wing members OF
Congress, as to the course Mr.. Webster
ought to pursue. The younger and moro
ardent politicians demanded his rosigna-
tion also. Not 20 the abler and more ex-
perienced men. Most, If not oil, Of the
Eastern Wing members, particularly
from NJ assachusetts, as we are advised
insisted on his remaining in Office. Mr..
John Quincy Adams was particularly
urgent upon this point-believing, as he
affirmed, that the question Of peace or
war with England, in a measure, hangs
upon his continuance in the State Depart
mcnt. The President himself is equally
anxious upon this subject.
For the present, therefore, at least,
Mr.. Webster remains, being determined d
not to act rashIy, or in any wise to COM
promise the interests Of the republic by
a measure Of mere party policy. And
we have strong confidence that time will
show the wisdom Of his determination.
Who is to come into the Cabinet rs
Post Master General, we have no means
of forming a conjecture. The Hon. r.
Whhtles sey, now auditor of the Depart
ment, is spoken Of. So also is Mr..
Briggs, nj. G.. of Massachusetts, and G..
A. WickIinc, Of Kentucky,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
M a u ASA@ @GE.

city, To Aiiss Mary Ann McLane, at seehonk. On
Thursday, John A. Field, Esq Miss Juia A. Taylor,
daughter Of the late Andrew la, or both o Prov
On Sunday, Mr. Weston A. Fisher of tha city, To Miss
susan Caroline, daughter Of Randall Casder, Esq. OF
Warren.
Ia Brooklyn, N. Y. on the 9Th inst. Mr.. Henry G.
CARPENTER, TO Mary ", daughter Vi David whippe,
both VI Prov yidence. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
Stoves Stoves Stoves F.!

I have on hand general supply Of Impro-
we'd Union Stoves, suitable iof wood or
coal, made at the Norton Furnace, A lso,
an assortment Of Improved Union Stoves,
made at the Newport and Warren Furnaces,
by Brayton SHADES patterns, all OF which will
be sold as low as can be purchased else
where. Also. some old patterns sold ut cost.
An assortment of Collins stoves Of a new
pattern, which is calculated for Parlors-vcry
economical for fuel
[ wish those who are in wait Of stoves to
call and see for themselves. Old stoves ia
ken in part pay for new.
A large supply Of TIN WARE on hand
and for sale low.
All orders punctunlly attended to.
WM. l.. MELVlI.L.
| Sent IG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
FOR SALE.

EsNA TWO adjoining FARMS, laiq
IE!t'f the property OF John Wcedcn, dos,
n,,,sT4 pleasantly situated on the Eastcrly
,fafsS. side of Conanirut Island, caHiain,
ing together neatly 200 Acres and cxiondiny
each from tho road to the shore. rhc, ar,
sl'iiably divided, well watercd, have ,aluablp
privilege for sea manure, aud combine ad vans
iugcs of soil, situation, &c. not usually found
Thoy can be conveniently improved togeiheE
or separately, and more or less land will bp
sold with eihas Farm to suit the purchaser,
Sale of the above property, or a part thereof,
is to be made in compliance sith ihe Will Of
the late owner, aud those desirous of purel,as-
ing will DO well TO make early application. A
part Of The purchase money car lie on sc'u-
rty ii desired. Terms made known on sppii-
cation to r. III. Wcedcn on tho premises, or to
DASIEL J. WEEDES, Portsmouth,, r.,.s
JonS II, WEEpEG, pawtuokot +F 'S'
Jamestown, Aug. 20, lc4l.-l3m.
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II o X S A l. T..
Il q l. T. II,
DIE ILNTISTR Y

4 EWIS +. GALLUP. NJ. ID. respectfully
~ iuioJ,ns the Ladies aud Geu,lemen ct
Newport, tina, he has returned 10 ibc Ro"n's.
which he formerly occupied IN Spring street /,
near Trinity Church, whore be viii be happy
to attend TO oil persons who blay require his
prclrssional assistance.
Newport, Aug, ", le4l.
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Letters,

REmAIsIso IN TuE rosr OFFICE, NEWPORT
n D., srrTEnBER Ist, Is4i.
~ 9dreriised ietters are pioced iaa separatt
bof Pe'sons applying far hem 'eW piease cail
II for HADyYRTIsgD LETTERS
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DIR. ID. X. pOpTELLE.
DENTIST, IGJ 2'H.a.MES-ST,

MOULD lniorGl ,hc citizens ~ Ncwport.
w aud ns Vicinity, that he has reIn'ncd
io his Office. where he l. prepared 10 perio'm
opcrnlions In the Various branches ~ hi- pro
lioss,on. Nay -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

The Bank Of the Metropolis at Washington,
has been selected by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, as depository of Tho Public Funds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

Macoinbcr Miss
Masservy Capt r.. II
Miller John n.
Mitchell Mary Miss.
Mulhollan John 2
Norihup Geo X.
Oakley Thomas
Palmer James q. 2
Payton Miss Man
dana h.
Read JOHN j..
Riiiington Mrs,
Roberts j..
Robertson Mrs Ma.
tilda
Rutherford Mrs Lew
is N,
Saycr Benjamin IT.
Sayre j. u.
Scranton T.. e..
shoolbred John q. >
Smith Sanford
Smith Capt Eben RI
Smith Mrs Sarah :.
StJolin Mrs Samuel
StOddard Elizabeth
Swift Capt silas
Sweet John Is.
Talbot Ambrose
Taylor Miss Alarg'r'l
Taber Elizabeth &.
Tew Charles l..
Thompson Miss Io-
Zetic
Van Zandt Washing
ton
Vincent Simon NJ.
Warren DIR. John &.
Wallace Miss Caiiia-
rinc
Wells Philandcr
Wecden Mary Ann
Webster MissSarahT
Wheeler Joseph Is.
Williams Wn.
Wilbor Gideon
WIggin Mrs Charles
WoOlinan WIN IL. =
MIDDLETowS.
Barker Miss Ruth
Davis VIM a.
Peckha'n Philip jr.
JAMEsTowN.
Armstrong George
Eldred &. II.
Grinnell Mary Ann
Howland John =
Watson John
Wecden Robert II.
IRISH.
Henry Patrick
Murphy Dennis
MacRowe James
OCunneIl Jeremiah
Oilarc John
licl'y Bridget
Walsh Timothy
.R ROBBINS L. VI,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

The Richmond Star says that liquorce juice
will cure musqnito bites. A plantain leafs
bcttor
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MEMORANDA.

Arr at Wilmington, &, 27h ult brig Cabinet Gates,
| from this port.
II Arr Piciou, Both ult brig Harriet, yinsop I'm Ant
| werp.
Arr in the schuyls 9th inst, sch vrginian. swasey,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

srJ- The arrangement Of the Now
York steamers has been altereJ little.
Sec advertisement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
For Summer Complaint.
SHERMAN'S
ClETAC-cUS LOZENGEs

4 RE an excellent substitute for the crein,
"A ccous. or chalk mixture commonly sold
in the shops. They are pleasant TO the taste,
aud ,~g pr three taken occasionally, will rura
heartburn and acidiiy of The stomach. Chill
drcn troubled with summer complaint, vii
find great rcIei from taking ,hcm. Sold by
Sept. D. II. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
TRADERS BANK,

NOTICE is hereby given, that unless the
~ debts, with interest and exposes, Sc
cured by forty shares Of the Capital Stock o
this institution. standing in the nane OF Wil
liam II. Cundall, arc previously paid, J shall
cause the said shares u be Sold at pnb'ic auc'
ton TO the hiqhes, bidder, on Saturday, the
I:lth day of November next, nj ID o'clock a
NJ. in from, Of the Banking House.
BY order of the President aud Directors
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier
fcwits
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
EAGLE HOTEL FOR SALE.

Es--sH The subscriber intending 10
EHENk rclinqnish tire business in
SHifiM which he has been long enga.
GtExSssS ged, offers for sale-thc estab-
rTshment, IN Newport, so well known as tho
EAGLE llovEL.
The house was mostly rebuilt in 1890; is
ninety -eight feet IN length, and thlrty-hve in
breadth and contains four parlors, large
and convenient dining hall, and rooms for the
comfortable occupancy Of seventy boardcrs
Attached to it there are a garden, outhouses
stables and every desirable convenience -
The central position and extensive accomrDo-
daiops Of this establishment will always Sc
cure for Il fall share Of public support Ut Q u
Seasons Of the year. /, will be sold with or
W i,hout the furniture. For terms, apply to
the presen. proprietor aud occupant.
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
Newport, Il. l. Sept. "a, lSil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

A new article for MOURNING DRES.
~ SEES. Also, Black Ahpne, Blue black
Moussclinc do Lame, Doylcs & Napkins
just received by il. SESSIONS
Sept y.
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New Prints,

NEW Fall Prints jus, received by
~ u. SESSIONS.
Scni. -
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[Frem the N. Y. Com. Adv. Of Monday
Cabinet designations.

Well: The evil hour has arrived. =
The machinaiions Of the conspiraiors " 10
have been laboring for three months past
to separate the President from the Wing
party, and to drive from the public service
'those sterling patriots and sound headed
statesmen, whom public sentiment and his
own knowledge oftheir merit induced the
lamentcd Harrison to place in charge of
the several branches Of the Executive
Government" have been so far crowned
with success that The Cabinet is broken
Messrs Ewing, Bell, Badger and Crit
tenden sen, in their resignations on Fri
day, and successors in their several de-
pnrtments were nominated TO The Senate
on Saturday. The Nladisonian Of
Saturday morning states as the impress.
sion then prevailing, that the Post Mas
ter General would remain at the posi-,
which he has filled with so much honor
and general favor. But subsequent ad-
vices assure us that in the course Of Sat
urday, MIR. Granger gave the President
notice that his commission would be pla.
ced at his disposal on Monday, Ito. day
Thus, Of that Cabinet which was not
only the pride Of the venerable patriot
who formed il, but Of the nation, DANIEL
WEBSTER only remains. Ills position,
il is not to be denied, 10 critical, but he
does not remain without having fully sur
veyed it, and calculated its responsible
ties. We know, and he himself knows,
that he will be assaulted for not having re-
linquished his post with his late assnci-
ates. His motives will be impeached by
some and questioned by more. But in
the belief that duty to his country, in the
present critical position Of our foreign re-
lations, requires him to remain in his
present position, at least for time, at the
special and urgent solicitation ofthe Pres
ident he will remain. And those who
know him need no assurance that having
arrived at a conclusion founded upon the
basis Of public duty, he will stand
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PORT OF NEW 0RT.
CLEARED.

lOlh-Brig Monaco, Gott, Philadelphia,
l3th-Sch Experiment, Souhwiek, rresque islc.
liih-Bris Poland, Cozzcns, Ilayansj sch Choctaw
Norton phiIadUIphia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

A LARGE lot OF a superior qualily--jusl
a recoiyod by JOHN 4. TOWNSEND.
July 22
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he u NAKD'S
CLOCKS.

A Large lci of frs, rate alarm, day, brass
n and wood CLOCKS selling very low a,
II SllEFFIELDS.
Sent a.
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Col. Topp, Minister TO Russia, is at New
Yo,k on H.. way ~ - Petersburg
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THE STEAMBOAT
Ii A LII 90 N,

.vEW JERSEY !S7'E.4.W N:qYiC.aTIO.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11
w. Il. COLLINS,
.gEiGi0fssl'e Painter,

ENFENDS residing II Charlotte for few
q months, and viii feel grateful for patronage
in his profession FEo also gives Lessons on the
Flute and Fiola, ami tunes Pianos in faith!u!
manner.
N B, Persons who wish to have Miniature
painted Of they desire itl can be waited on at ther
residence.
For particulars apply al Col. NJ. w Alexsnlera
Hotel
March TO- 1871. Gift
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VIRGINIA SENATOR.

VIM s. 4rcher was elected to the Sen.
ator Of the United States on tic ID inst in
place Of WIN. II. Roane. Virginia now
stands redeemed from locofocoisln IN the
Senate q the United States. Well doGe
= Old Dominion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11
Republican Wing Ticket.
FoR CONGRESS.
Coz. .. VI. Barringer, of Cabarras.

9 With pleasure We lay before our
readers tie inaugural address Of President
Harrison. We have not time o. = N TO
add our remarks upon this patriotic ant
truly republican production, as II has
crowded from our columns other selected
malier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11

tons are most intimate, pleasing guar
auty that the harmony so important 10
llia interests Of their subjects, as well as
9Ir .ciiizvns, will moi be interrupted b.!
Tic advancement I'll any claim, or pre.en-
sion upon their part % which CIR honor
woald not permit US TO Yield. Long the
defender Oh my connlry'5 rights IN the
field, tru,t that my tciIow.cltizens viii
+ n5t see in my earnest desire 10 preserve
peace with foryign Powers any Indication
hat their rights viii ever BE sacrificed,
or tie honor Of the nation furnished, BY
any admission on tic part q their Chief
Magistrate unworthy officer lormer glory.
IN cur intercourse With our Aboriginal!
neighbors, the same liberalily and justice,
which marked the course prescribed to
nc BY two Of my lllustrious predecessors,
when qctiug under their direction IN tie
discharge Of he da,ies Of Superintendent
and Commissioner, sAal Be strictly OBJ
served. can conceive Of no more sub
line spectabie-nonc more likely to pro-
pitia,e an impartial aud common Creator,
tlan a rigid adherence to tie principles Of
Justice oa lie = - d a po@ofIi,l natIon II
Ia ttansactir.pl Win weai,er and upeiyl.
,zed neorIe whom circumstances haye
Dlaeai n h d;snosal
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11
MARRIED

In this county, on the 9TH instant, by the Rev.
Cyrus Johnston, Dir. JOHN A. CAMPBELL.
to Miss SUSAN NJ, daughter of Col Augustus
Alexander,
I'VE acknowledge our fee, and we wish them
much happiness,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11

Daniel Brent, Esq. the American Con.
sui IN France, died on the alst ul,.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-12-21

That part of our Territorial finances which re.
lates to the fund appropriated by Congress- for the
construction OF the public buildings, is not alluded
to In the message. The legislature and the people
would doubtless like to know, what disposition has
been made of this fund. 1t is generally known
that Gov. Doty acted conspicuous part in its
management, and hence may be inferred The rea-
son OF his silence. But whatever may have been
his reasons private individual, for withholding
information on this subject; as public officer he
should have told the people, what has become of
these moneys.
The condition of the suits which have been in
ututed against the Bank of Wisconsin and of Min
eral Point, is also passed in siIence-probably
for reasons similar to those, which induced silence
with respect to the appropriation for the Terrtor
al Capitol.
AS public document, the MESA ge is worth pre-
serving, for the statistical information which it con-
tains it evnces talent and ability in the writer,
and many OF its suggestions we hope, Will be ia
vorably regarded by the legislature and the people
u Our latest correspondence from one of the
editors of this paper at Madison is from necessity
crowded out of our paper this week.