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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
Evening school.

yHNIIE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. his patrons and the public, that he pro-
poses opening his Evening School on the 9Th
Of next month
A few more scholars may he received into
the Day School. THOMAS T.. NICHOLS.
IIth Of 10Th mo. 1S4l .-Gw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

Al the annual meeting OF the Rhode Isiaad
Soei'ty Jor he Encouragement Of Domestic h'
d"stry, held at the society's LA in Pawiuxei
October 6, lS4i, the following officers were
elected tor the year ensuing, viz -
JAMES RHODES, President.
8. II. NonrmAu, 1st Vice President.
JonS PirMAS, ID Vice President.
NATHAN +. DxoS, Sd Vice President.
WiHi0m Rhodes, Treasurer.
UHinm ". Hoppin, Secretary.
G. $, Rhodes, Assistant Secretary.
III: $;:.: :; f;:;;; 8 S;:;, ;'5:." Il, Auditors
SrAsDisG COMMITTEE.
Dutee Arnold, Christopher Rhodes, Alber
G. Greene, Christopher smith, Wi!bour Kelly
Stephen H. Smith, William T.. Richmond
Moses u. Ives, Bates Harris, John Foster, Ste
phcn Waterman, of Coventry, Sion A. Rhodes
Joel Aldrieh, jeremiah Whipplc, William An
thony, J. Is. Francis, Lewis Dexter, Nicholas
y. Fry, Elisha Olney, George Burton, Tull,
Dorrance, Il. w. Greene, Nathaniel Mowry
I'd, Joseph Mauran, Owen Mason, John II
Clarke, Caleb Congdon, Peter Pratt, Danie
e. Tourtellott, Elisha X. Potter, John Giles
Elisha Dyer, Jr., Oliver Angel, Samuel +
Mann, William &. Goddard.
Rtsoired, That five delegates Zone from eacl
County, be appointed to represent this Socei,
in ths Agricultural Convention To be holder
in the city of New York, on the 18th inst
when the following gentl' men were chosen:
THOMAS J. STEAD--Proyidcnce County.
ELISHA Il. .POTTER-Washingt County
EDWARD w. LAWTON-Ncwpor County
JOHN IlOWE-Bristol County.
RIIODES-Kent County.
Votcd, That the thanks of the Society be
pre- s.nted to DR.. Way land for his able, practi
cal, aud interesting address, and that u com
miltee be appointed to request u copy for pub
lica,ion.
Poted, Thut Messrs. Christopher Rhodes
James +. Simmons, and Elisha Dyer, Jr., con
stitutc ,his committee.
WILLIAM w. IIOPPIN, Seerc,ary
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

Court Of Probate, .Ntwpor OeL 4, lStI.
4 N instrument in writing dated 10Th Janu
IA ary, 1910, purpor,Ing to be the last VIII
aud Testament of Ruth Pcckham, late Oi
Newport, dec. widow Of Rev. Benz. Peck
ham, late OF I'ivcrton, dec. was presented ior
Probate and letters testamcntary thereon.
II il ordered,t that the sane be received and
the consideration thereof referred to u Cour,
of Probate, to be holden ut the Probate office
in Newport, on the IL, Monday in November
next, a, . s'clock n. m., and that previous no.
lice ba gwen by publishing copy Of tins or
der, three several times IN the Herald Of h'
Times, for all persons interested to appear a
said time and place and be heard.
a true copy-wtncss:
B. g. IlowLAnD, Pro. C'k.
Oct. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
For Sale,

'HNIIE undivided half Of Pew No. II, in The
Il South Aislo of the Spring. g.s'rcci Church
Terms reasonable Enquire ut this office.
Oct. IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
TRADERS BANK.

.NeWpof, Spt 9, IS4I.
NOTICE is hereby given, that unless tho
~ debts. with interest and expenses. So
cured by forty shares of the Capital Stock of
this institution, standing in the name OF VII
linn H. Crandall, are previously paid. ! shall
cause The said shares 10 be sold al public auc
tlon to the highest bidder, on Saturday. tho
lNh day of November next, ut II o'clock A.
NJ in front of The Banking Ilouse.
BY order Of the President nrd Directors
BENZ. MUMFORD, Coshicr.
fcwits1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

Internal Improvements IN The Uniie
States. IS not more than twenty -four
years since the Canal of New York was
commenced, and it is not fifteen years
since the Railroad lines have been com.
mencod in an extensive manner. The
following is the astonishing amount in the
u. States.
LIST. OF Canals, there aro fnished d
about three thousand seven hundred
miles.
Of,hesc Canals the largest part, (ncar-
Iy three iourths) are in the States Of
Pennsylvania, New York aud Ohio.
2. Of Railroads, there are no less
than four thousand five hundre miles
finished, or nearly ~. They have there
fore already outrun, in quantity, the
Canals. The largest amount OF Railroads
are in the States Of Pcnnsy Ivania, New
York, Georgia and Massachusetts.
The longest railroad in the United
States, or in the world is (the greater
part in operation and the whole nearly
iinishcd) from Portsmouth. New llamp-
shire, TO Boston, and from Boston, thro'
Albany, Utica and Rochester, to Buffalo.
This road is more than six hundred miles
in length, aud the whole of that distance
will be travcrsed comfortably and cheap
y in less than two days.
The next longes, is from the Potomac
river, through Richmond, Petersburg
and Raleigh, to. Wilmington, North
Carolina. thus there are in the United
States more than eight thousand miles
which is equivalent to the diameter OF
the ear,h) in Railroads and Canals.
These are the work Of twenty years,
and have cost about one hundred and
sixty millions Of dollars. No country on
earth, ancient or modern, can produce
any thing in physic al achievements at all
comparable to this. The monuments OF
Egypt are nothing in the scale, aud the
brazen columns of Napoleon become
igniicant. - Cincinnati Chronicle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
FOR SALE,

EOlS SALE,
1A A VALUABLE FARM
TSssGA commonly called the Hog .Ntck
Iss.b1 Farm, situated in tho South part
sA of Somerset, about 3 miles from
Fall River, containing 10 acres, the most of II
excellent land for moving or tlllage, and well
fenced with stone wall. There is on said farm
3 or 1 acres orcharding, good well Of water,
dwelling house, corn crib, and large aud com
modious barn; there is also an abundant supply
of sea manure, that comes on the beach, and
but u short distance TO haul it, Apply To
HENRY GARDNER, JR. S,ranssy.
Swanscy, Ocl II, lsil.F tOll.
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White Erad.

'9NHE subscriber Wishes 10 inlD'm thc rrb
lie, that ho sells al his ruiul store, At llie
foot uf She Parade. Dro"kiyn White Lend Is
tra iol 6 cts. per 3D. No. I ai ris., iup'iiai
Green At II cls, per lb. aud LinsccJ ol ai -
els por gallon
r'S Saunnuac aud R,dfurl Clown Cla,.
glazcd not nuc dollar les, lhau any oihtf pa.nt.
or, bni ou o.. bouorabio totms.
Aug 20. v. READ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
BOOTS g. SHOES.

gEAsA ppirsor Ladies, Gcniloncns md
eESp ~ Childr.ns new aud hsbi'nnLlc
pools, lIpolros, Shoe, Humps, siipr'ts aud
,,siicr Boots, u,air by good Vnrkn9u, 900 &c
good stock, md inf tpla go Ir m Nw 20
itemc. s,rrct. by = CUuOtIliD.
r,u4ns Uani4Dg tlln al.og, article, vail gilate
call and cAais.B, .o. lL,msch,s,
lob lo,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

The Trial of Colt, for the murder oi
SAMUEL Adams, has hrru postponed ior
three ur,ks at the trqn''i "i h's com
.s,. io allow tHe eACHCmCH, 10 s"lsi'e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
ME.NOR.l.ID.1.

CID NJ New York, s,h inst, sch Wocs't, Owen, for
Swnnsboro, y g..
cld nj Wilmington, e, lsi inst, brig Cabinet, -,
Antigua
letter frem .arque Jaspnr, of Bedrd states that
Pardon H. Brsmhn, of lIopknton, II. L., Ell from al0
ia Sept lslO, aud wa. drowned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

Mr.. Hunt tho Wing candidate, has
been elected Mayor Of New Orleans
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

P.lRT FIRST.
AMERICAN BOY,-a Ductt between Father
aud Son.
THE BRAVE OLD OAK.
DO CEASE YOUR CLACK-Comc Duett.
MY HEARTS IN THE HIGHLANDS
Imitation of n little boy behind tho screen, ,
with an Old Joker in the cellar, Ne.
HUSBAND, HUSBAND, CEASE YOUR
STRiFE,-a Comic Scotch Duett.
RORY O'MORE,-lrish Comic Song
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
FOR SALE.

/ EON SALE,
| .1swA TWO adjoining FARMS, late
\ nE.Hl the propert, Of John Wecdeu, dec .
l.;siEsY pleasantly situated on the Eaaforly
ss.aaNaIa2 side Of fConanicut Island, contain
ing together nearly 300 Acres aud extending
coch ir0n the road To the shore. They are
suitably divided, we'll watercd, have II ,alnab'~
privilege for sea manure, aud combine adyan-
lIgcs of soil, situation, Ne. not usually found.
They can be conveniently improved iogclhcr
or separately, and mUre ur less land viii br
sold with either Farm to suit TIE purchaser
sale OF the above property, or part thereof,
is To be made in compliance with the Will oi
the late owner, and those dcsirous of purclIas'
ing will do well 10 make early application. \
pnr' "f The purchase money eau lie on sc'u-
rity if desired. Terms made known on appi-
cation 10 X. II. Wcedcn on tho premises, or 10
DANirL J WEEDES, Portsmouth,, f..
JoHs II. WEEpEs, Pawturkct. 80 '''
Jamestown, Aug. %, Istl.-[:Im.l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

VNiI f. subscriber having been appointed Tx
ccutor of the last VIII aud Testament
Of Samuel Sherman, late Of Portsmouth, dee
and having given bonds according 10 law, re
quests all persons having demands against
said estate TO present them for settlement
and those indebted 10 make immediate pay
mcnt To
JOHN SHERMAN, Erse'r.
Portsmouth,. Oct. II, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
Letters.

RgnhiSiSG ~ rus Posr ofricE, SrwPonI
II. D., o,roS.h let, lo4i.
~ .Hrcriisfa ieiices are piacfd iaa Separate
bor. Persons oPpig'nQ for hem nH please taii
for r"ADNEHrIsED LETrrRs"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
III. SESSIONS,

III. SESSIONS,
Has just openedhe toiloping articles, ri=: {:
New II, 10 Ribbons and Scarfs.
Rich ,Iousscinc do Laines, Saxonys,
"A Mtrinos Of elegant shades,
rlain NJ Il. Lainns. ditto,
Ro-lin Plads free from cotton,
Printed Orleans Cloths 4 Cashneres,
Plain black de Lame, extra qualify.
Figured Alrpines. ie, aud blne black do.
Hack lhhe, Cloth. dark Gingl,ans,
Rich English L French Prints,
Gloves. iIandksrchi-ls. kc.
Selected with care aud for sale at low prices.
Sept. 23.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

CuDA. Great rciormaiions are about
10 be made on this Island, by order oi
the Spanish Government. The walls Of
the city arc to be- thrown down-lols arc
To he ld--anJ, (chicf wonder OF ally the
Church property, which is enormous, i.
TO be disposed oi:-This latter viii, 1t is
apprehendcd, cause great oo'ninot'on,
but il will no doubt be carried through,
as the same thing has been done III Spain,
though in opposition 10 the urgent rrmon.
strpnce of the Pope, between whom and
that Government, nll relations have now
ceased. IL was thought that the impor-
iaiion of American Hour ,oio Cuba would
be prohibited The sickness had ceased !;
and reinforcement OF iroops wascxpcc-
ted; the said troops, 1t was rumorcd, be.
M sent by the parent country, IN consr-
qucncc of threat ol the British 10 make
snne wafhke demonstration ~ case the
slave trade ~ Cuba wa noi ~ once n.
bnli,hcd according To treaty. 49, Brother
JJn0iLdn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
JUST RECEIVED,
ArrnEsroRr Z 1sb rnAMrs-sr.

a New nLd Ken Assortment oi K n - l.
IA GOODS, which will be sold al the
following low prices:
Rich Figured EoIicns, for % cts & 81
Jet and blue black Alpines rs cts. TO $i !;
IA Figured Saxonys, 37l cts.
5-i Z" " so cts. /;
Ga Super. do do 63 < IS eta. (;
Black aud colored Orleans Cloths, so & 5S eta:
White aud co.orcd Wool tlanucls, 25 cts TO 75;
Ginghn l2s els. to 30;
i-i Super. French Prints, 20 cts.
English and American prints, Q cis to p ;
Blcached and Brown Cotions cts. Ia s.
-.4LSO-
a splendid assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons,
French Collars, Thread Laces, Hosiery, Gloves,
Sc.
Purchaser. will find the above Goods 10 be Of
lrs, rate quaIity-and the price. cannot fail To
be satisfactory. Sept. 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

Tnr GALEAT GLoUcEsTER AND Rock
roRr.-The late gale ragged with great
violence at Gloucester and Rockpoit. -
Ia addition to the damage to shipping at
Rockpor, pigeon Cove) the Break
water, built in 1882 by individual sub
scribers, at cost of 81, 900, is almost
entirely destroyed. The breakwater
building by Government sustained little
damage. The loss in vessels, fish, salt,
fish flakes, sc. including the above, Is
estimated at $4,000.
The sch Bride, Of Dennis, ran ashore
on the back Of Cape Cod, and all hands
on board, eight in number, were drowned
in the cabin. The Captain ofthe schoo-
ncr President, of Plymouth, which ves-
sci was entirely lost on the Cape, reports
at the office OF The Plymouth Rock, that
before he left fifty dead bodies had been
picked up on the shore, and that there
were some forty or fifty vessels on shore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

The New York Taulcr relates the
following singular circumstance in rela-
ton to late murder in that city. The
editor says the story may be relied upon
as literally true:-"Ftom the first mo-
menis of her husbands disappearance,
Mrs. Adams was persuaded that he had
been murdered. For two or three days
she would give no reason for this belief.
AT last she communicated to her friends
that she had frigh,iul dream in the week
OF his disappearance. She thought she
saw the bleeding corpse of her husband
dismembcrcd and packed ina box and
so confident was she that she should
never see him more, that it excited her
very little when she hearG that his body
had been found. "--PdIIadium.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

Most respectfully announces to the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Newport, that by the particn.
lar solicitations of several of his old friends hs
vii anuse them with specimen Of his Teeai
Tntriioquiai and iniiatire po,eos. Consist
ing of
PATRIOTIC, MISCELLANEOUS, SENTI
MENTAL AND COMIC SONGS
AND DUETS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14
PORT OF NEW WP0RT.
CLEARED.

9Th. sloop " Borden, Brown, New York.
l2lh, Brig iiuis, burlington, Wilmington, Z.
ARRIVALS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

Daniel &. Payne, said 10 be the lovcr of
The murdered Mary Rogers, was found dead
OF llobokcn. N. Y. Que day last week, aud .
p,ial that hid contained laudanum near HIM.
lie was thought 10 be- dciangcd when be-
I0ub ,ac ioaor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-14

Oct. II
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Gen. Jaeksoa.-ln the "Old Here's
late letter to the Nashville dinner commit.
lee, he denounces the Land Distrlbntion
nc, as palpably Unauthorized and uncon-
stituiionalln But in his message OF 1857,
he conceded to Congress the full power to
dispose of the lands as that body might
deem best. The following are has words I;
I..sin The discretion OF Congress so TO dispose
Of them us best to conduce to tho quiet, has
mony. and general interests Of the Ane'isen
people,
This surrenders the whole ground
The lands wcro to be disposed %, at the
81 discretion of Congress" The Consiitu-
ton has not changed since that day, but
Gen. jackson has. He is now in his do
tage, and the letter to tho Nashville com
mittee was written by those who could
have. had but little regard for has eharac-
actcr for acknowledgements %.
SeTr6r.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

members Of Congress north Of Mason and
Dxon's line--the other hulf by ihose south
of that line.
Thus the interest of the two great geo
graphical and social divisions Of the coun.
Try viii have check upon each other.
"The Board of Control TO appoint the
Directors Of each State Branch, aud 10 have
the full and entire control of the Institution
and all its affairs and de,nils-to have the
power of removal of officers of the Bauh
and Branches, upon cause shown.
1T shall be the duty of this institution
to provide and maiu,ain fair and equal ex.
changes throughout the country. Ii shall
have the privileges Of discount, deposit, and
issuing bills, &c.
" The Board of Control, Directors Of
branches, and all officers, TO be salared /;
and 10 be declared from all accommoda
tons a; The Bank, Of any kind or shape
The salaries Of State Directors TO be puld
by lheir States. The members Of the
Board of Control, themselves, TO be subject
TO removal, by the body which created
them, upon good reasons.
1.-The above are the features =! :he pro.
posed measures, SO far as | learn them
The Presidents objections to q Corpora.
iion 10 operate per Sc will thus DO avoid,
ed, aud the great objects Of National
Bank be obtained under guarantees for its
good management, strong as human skill
can contriye."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Hard Flght.--On Thursday last, as =
farmer was returning home from town, al.
ter disposing Of his load Ct marketing, he
had passed The bridge this side of Flors.
SAINT. and entered the woods on the opposite
when he heard something cry like chila
and stopped bis team 10 see what il conlj
be. /, was abou: nine o'clock in the even.
iny. and the moon VIE shining very brirh,
Alter stopping few minutes, and bearing
nothing, lie again started, when the sane
noise aud crying was repeated, apparenlv
nearer than before, and be again stopped
and GOT out Of the wagon. He I'D no
sooner got out thana large panther sprang
at him from the limb Of tree, near tho
road, but pissed him. Being possessed
Of great presence of mind, BIO cangbt tie
panther by the tail, and, having but a wa.
con whip in his band, his only chance wa,
to prevent the "yarmint from turning o.
him. We must give his own accom- a,
near as we can, aud yoa will perceive By
his isgo that he was a Dutchman. "ysn
no SAID, "wben gets him by dc tail h.
dries 10 jump dis way, and den pulls hin
dis way, and gives him little dump ne
nv wagon whip den he dries TO Jump De-!
or way, den | pulls him dedcr way, and
gives one more little domp nit my WIN
den be jumps right up, and | pulls him
right down, and every time | gives him
little dump den | kick hip behind lid.
bit, and be gets very mad Why didrt
you lot him 90 he was SO frightened 10
would have run OF into the woods" 40
DO tiyel-no, no ii Lad Let 90 liz
tail it would b. bad bisness." "WtH.
what did Won do with him 2" /" Vel,
say go along to mine horses, and
drives him hoHe, md my son JAG dahs
up do axe a0d knocss him on dc head
The distance be drove Tho " yarnini" asl
over three miles. Daring tho fight be b.
labored The animal so numerically VII
his cart whip that be became conquered
and oaly attempted COCO TO turn uPoa IL.
WAGNER IN The whole distance. --!S. Lcs,s
Psanant
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

be said that il is always true exponent OF
that will, it may be answered thai the
Legislature Of Que year Is as much 50 ae
that Of another.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Se1 \ very Intelligent and highly res.
Pec'ab!e gentleman m the country, who
mas alwnys been opposed to rational
BANK, was asked how he stood affected Ia
politics ns tho prescn. junclurc. Ills re-.
ny vas, that he vas still opposed 10 d
Bank for tie sake Of consis,eacy--bpt he
5eIIefed the Ways were honcst--and
honesty IN Politics was Ike charity in Re.
llgion-it vii cover a multitude Of SINS. -
Ito preferred the Wigs ruth u Bank INF.
nliely 70 the Locos rlttom one.
This was the principle which united the
wing party during the canvass, and Up.
On winch The battle was fought. Good
iallh demands adherence 10 u.-Rtehuona
Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Original Anecdote. When Dick Alus
first crossed into York State from tho CT.
nada side, he took lodgings at an inn in Ca.
nandalgua. 4 waiting maid eat a, tablo
with them, aud Dick spoke Of her a. tie
s'rran', TO the no small scandal Of m.no
host, who told him that in his house SER.
wants we're called help. Very wel. Ncu
morning the whole house was alarmed BY
a loud shouting from Dick of t" help ho.r.
water water help" Ia an instant, c,c.
~ person equal to the task, rushed into
DICK $ room with pail of water. "Tm
much obleegod to ye, to be sure" said
Dick, 81 u, here is more than I want TO
share NTH 7" "Shayo with {" quoth mine
host "you called helpp and 'watcrp
ana VIC thought the house was on fire.
iol' told mo to call tho servant help,
and do yc think would cry mater When
meant fire = "Gjgo il up" said the land
lord, as he lod of the limo Of buckets
Boston Post.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

q "Liaie > Wjaoriy.-Tho Wings hive
sJcceedsd N eleciiug al least 9se Repfesen
'stiye IN Michigan. His name Is Lig,e
and as be IS the oniy Representative Of That
party yet elected, he may be considered q
very Little minority indeed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

The Alexandra Gazette states that
three hundred tons Of heavy armament are
now shipping from TIC Arsenal At Wash.
ing'gn for tortIlicaiions at Newport. n bodo
lsiaad. Nineteen 30 Founders are also
shipped Tor Fort Iciicnry, near Bali.
more The work Of arming the iort.ficn.
lions has been vigorously prosecuted by
the present Administration.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Tho Madleonian speaking of tho Prcsi-
dent, says that " he kaoD he was dcsippa.
TED bg his God 70 administer tho laws.
&C. &e. We hngo heard this kind Of
" knowledge attributed 10 tho President
before, but we never believed tho "sof
impeachment Tho diriae right bc.
longs altogether to Kings, in tho estimn.
lion Of their subjects. We plain rcpubh.
cans, on this side Of the Atlantic, acknowI.
edgng that all things are directed BY In.
finite Wisdom, think it quite sufficient to
! know that the People designate who
shall ~ administer the laws" without seem.
ing to call IN any direct interposition of
Providence IN the matter, or expecting
That any such idea should prevail. -Aler
ladria Gazetie,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

sT, - -
= Married, in Washington, Nr. Joseph
recN to Miss Amelia Bushcl. The Proyt
denqe Jaarnal supposcs that part of tho
bushels. h.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Reporting Extraordinary IT Is stated
that the manner in which tho play Of Lon.
don Assurance vas obtained l5 the Nation.
al Theatre Of Philadelphia, was, taking il
down N short hand at the Park Theatre.
by Messrs. Lee and Sutton, reporters. -
They were obliged to attend The theatre
some htteenconsccutiye nights, taking part,
OF the piece at each time, until the whole
WIS complete. This is certainly the mos,
ingenIcas thing in the way of cabbage +"
we have heard-of lately. A copy oe the
play was sold to the Boston and phladel.
phia managers. Hence the production cf
the play in three houses, when thoro va,
only one COPY in America.--N Z Paper.
Very Nigh getting a Bpmp.-Married
N Buffalo, New York, on the 9th instant
By the Rev. Mr.. Granger Mr. DAVID
BUMP, of Jackson, Michigan, to Miss
VERA NfE, Of the city or Buffalo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09
Esem ne Richmond Wig.
MORE OF THE "GENUINE MIG -
PRESIDENT,

PRESIDENT.
The letter touching the proceedings aI
the Navy Yard al Portsmouth, gives auoth-
er evidence of the Whiggery of Captain
Tyler, in bis ejecting Why from office,
and appointing Loco Foco. But people
are not admitted to comment upon tins
cross inconsistency between his acts and
his professionS--if they do they are gull
ty Of cruel persecution, and the poor Cap
tam blubbers Ike whpt child lie IS
privileged, by his station, to set at naugh'
The iIammels, which ic,ler other gentle.
mcn--to violate his own pledges, aud be
eatitled to honor for il Well, 10 save the
shedding OF tears, which it is plleous TO
behold, his claim must be allowed