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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-07
by THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

TN pursuance of law, !, JOHN TYLER President OF
L the United States Of America DO hereby declare
and make know n, that public sale will be held at
the Land Office at KALAMAZOO in the State OF
Michigan, commencing on Monday the second day
Of January next for the disposal of the unappropria-
ted public lands within the limits of the sections and
townships hereinafter designated, which have here
totore been withheld from sale, as the Nottowasape
and Niles Indian reservations TO wit:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-07
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12
FROM RHODE ISLAND

We learn by an extra from the office Of
the Providence Journal, dated Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock, that the oreani-
zaiIon Of the Suffrage (spurious) Assem-.
bly, took place on that morning according
TO previous arrangement. The process
SION (says the Journal) was formed At the
iloyie Tavern, and proceeded over The
Bridge through Main and Benefit streets.
and back 70 an unfinished building On The
Torrance street lot, intended for furnace
and foundry. II numbered one thousand
SIX hundred and thirty persons, ii whom
four hundred and sixiy-seyen had guns and
one hundred and tweniy-seyen swords:
hlly-iour were on horse back, but were
not armed"
Welcome B. Sayles was elected speak
er OF the House of Representatives. who.
after taxing the chair, administered the
prescribed oath to himself and The other
members elect who were in attendance.
numbering in all sixly.six, ami leaving
several towns unrepresenled.
The Extra Of the Journal saws: j. Eve
y thlas has gone off quietly thus far.
No disposition has bsca manifested 10 take
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12
rpnM RHnnE island

The accounts last pBblished by 4.
rp.rhea M 10 two o'rlnrk AZ Tuesday
:, which lirae lhe Saffrsge unrseaf Rep-
resen,alises. slier having rlerifd is Speai-
er aud Clerks. had sakcu = rrcess 70 a.
lon > enmmitiee 10 60 through ihe cerr-
mnny 81 r0uniing die voies throun by
their own parry Cor Senator'S and of;ce.s
Of he STATE Government, rs they desire
i 10 Be established under their new Con-
slisulinn.
On re-asscmhling in the afternoon. b0lh
Houses or he illegilimale Assembly were
organized, and Mr. Dcr. iheir candidate,
having been duly installed as Govcmnr,
read his own message 10 The Assembly,
which Is certainly document Of ample
length. We shall say nothing AZ presens
Of the nature Of is doctrines. whirh might.
however, he readily inferred from What
has already irsnspiFed Of the movements
Of the party with which lis author Is ass
socialed.
When the reading Of the message had
been roneludrd, a series Of resolutions
were adopted. 10 The cffert that the Presi-
dent Of The United States. lhs Two Houses
Of Congress, and the Legislatures Of the
several States. be notified by tbe Goter-
nor OF the organization Of the Govern
mcni. An aci was then passed rcpealing
the Law Cor the punishment Of offences
against lhe sovereign power Of the State,
which was passed By The legal Assembly
10 il late extra session. A resolution
was next passed requesting the Governor
10 Issue his proclamation requiring Of CT
VII and military officers and Others obedi-
ence 10 The present Government; and an
otker directing The sheriff of Pvvidcnre
county 10 prepare the State House for the
use ofihe General Assembly; after whirh
both houses adjourned 10 meet al zinc
O'Clock on the following morning.
LATER.-By last nights mail VIC have
later rews. 10 Wednesday night. Allre-
manned quiet. aud both Governments were
in operation.
The lawful governmentmet al Newport
on "Wednesday, and was organized with
the usual form and ceremony. Afier The
organization was completed the Two
houses separated, and resolution was Of
iered in the House making a requisiiion
upon the President Tor his interference nv
proclamation, or otherwise if necessary.
which finally passed both Houscs--in the
Senate unanimously, and in the House by
80 70 Q. They then adjourned until the
next morning.
Daniel Brown, one OF The Representa-
lives in the Suffrage Assembly from New
port, had been arrested on the charge ol
treason, and admitted 20 bail in the sum
Of $4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12
MEXICO AND TEXAS.

We have ever had our doubts WHEELER
Gen Arlsla had authority 81 orders nom
Government, Tor lis maraud,ng excnrsinn
70 San An'nGia. Our impression has
been. that he undertook The enn rprise up.
on his own hook, through spirit &c bra.
yatia. an,l ~ he vain hope nf acquiring
Distinction as HE ln,ad,r Of r,Aa-.
laie adv'rcs from Mexico. mentioned in
The Courier 81 yesterday. lend colfitma-
Tim 20 the views thus expressed by Us.
u seems tia, Sah,a Anna is lar from al
proving the dmug. adventure Of Gene
ral Aii.t. 81 g'eat is his dlsplea-
sure tia, The renewal of Tint officer is
determined on. aud General Wall has
heen ordered 10 the frontier To take COM
mand IN his place. In wha, manner Aris-
Ia will be disposed Ia snbmii 10 tbs dis
graee remains 10 he seen. Bm il would
nol he surprising II ihe AT ,ir should end
IN trouble. as The General has large Iorce
under him. aud might place himself i, lie
head II rebellion ~ The IVES. lha, The
Gosevnment wonl no, fni Il rasy 10
qusll. L. few days we shall herr The
result. N. Oricms Ruiieiin. .9Drifs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

uitb. ne ks-a ihsi ila,isek asfEs =
:. - sKRfr,sl. - h0sn nfsr.ssise =
~ ,fsaps n ne siriasly 4 ttr Oknshsn
L.. 1hrse uecsssi,ssrusisss utEs naa
.;th lhis wsrrior abuuI DE 1oih ni'ine.
or ,eroonss differ ssAea hal - % ne
D,r,ieulsrs. Ons lrnsI says: "Ons "
ia. Kidd. one taken Prissnrf. and mnsi'
Mood Isl,ipR:" shssehy ind'ess'ns esisess
.onn8ed. An0ihsr isli'F says: = Ia.
WsT,h uas wilh lie uooPs n refsea-
se,,e,n, coorer. of the ID Dssgoons.
fcsp,sia K.fs ea@pafy.l and eas Sol
der. uere killrd. and sesrtsl oshets
woun5sd. Hslierk has rrsifsd ossr ne
Orkl.ushs, and wlll 50uLilsss teefsas
hiasell. Il possible. about ihe .. ssln :.
The whole farre i IN pDssuii q Inn =
"a. - 4 rsn move lhrosgh hsmmark an
laneled vine" RTutiiean.
savaaaaA. alay - Y.
nv Iae steamer Nsrbcrn. Captain NE.
Nuliy. uiyed yesterday nornirg siem
P.lalks, ne have The important ibieiii-
senee liar Ilallrrk T'usIenngee has CONE
n once more. in order 10 haze an inter-
view with Colonel Worth. This took
plsee in Few hours sflrr The late bssile N
The nsic aborhood Of Osklsusha. Ills var
riors suffered severely 10 thai engage
msn,, and he now proposes 70 surrender.
lie has sgain gene ont 10 brig BIS pro.
RE in-some sixty OF seventy. lnflud'ne
Al least twenty warriors. Colon,l Worth
has given him the assurance that be shall
be made . chIf. which. together si.h
some other Inducements held outln HIN,
leave no fonm 10 doubt that he i sincere.
IN short. he has been holly ruFsurd Tor
months pssI b. our interchangeable nonps.
snd is reduced 90 sx'remiiy.
Tie surrender ~ llal.esk virtually g.
nishes war. Sam JONES aud lhe Prophet
are slill u The soulh, but they hsse not
been near the Settlements nor COMMITTED
murders Cor lang tine. They pretend
10 observe Gen. Maenmb's treaty. lI.l
lres has cent messenger 10 them, and
there is every reason TO believe TIA, the
war Is a, an end. We spesk on The az
lhoriiy Of intelligent officers Who cane
in the NewbeTn, Who have hstn iur years
campaigning j, 10 Fluriia, when ae state
that The next arrival viii tring Us The
gratifying intelligence thai The var IS con
cluded.
One ollhe officers whom We cansersed
with was 10 the lals .k,rmish with Ha.-
lesk, Which is represented as . SHARPLY
contested affair. CapI.in csse,'s c.m-
pany, which was most warmly engaged.
had been 10 hot pursuit ever sIrce The 9TH
Of March. Ha'lrrk had disposed his
'roops perfectly far The cnmbei. aid y ait
cd ill the attacking party Lai extended
10 lightinfsniry order. and advanced 70
within fifty yards. IL re realed three
different times. 10 good order, from ham
mock TO hammock. RrpuCiicm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12
rue NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.

THE NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.
The Portland Me- Mrunr. speaking
Of the overlures Of Lord Ashbuaon. for the
adjustment OF this dispute, sats:
Happily, the temper Of our commu-
nifty was never 10 a better State than At
present 10 listen To proposals. or 10 se-
qaiesce 10 any derisInn which will mol
cnmprOmit the honor Of The State and The
Nation. II il IS The desire ul lie tsn
countries 10 conlnu 10 peace viii each
other, il is obyinus that compromise. or
exchange Of territory, 10 Sums extent. in
fixing The boundary, viii hsner lasnr \
pacific policy. Than rigdly adher.ng 10
The line fixed IN The rre,iy Of 1873. That
angle &c our State which extends almnsl
10 The 81. lawrence. AMI Comes 81 near
bisec,ing the British terrlnry This side The
river, would be great convenience 10
them; and an equivalent fm IL IN this
side the 81. johns would. ii the zane
time. be Of more value To us--espec,sliy
If II included the right TO navigate The III
yer to st johns ely.
/" The illusions To this matter in the
political papers in tie State. cf all par.
Ties. have nf late been remarkably cnncl-
llatory. There seems To be a onepess
OF views and feelings. altogether nnusual.
and pre-eminen,ly ausplcinns. Patriotism
and hulnsnny have once more tiscn abnse
party aud sectional interests. and l.np
may they reign in the ascendant. II this
dispute could be fairly and hnnorahly all
jusied. serlemen, u The Others would
more easily be effected. The belief is
gaInIng strength, thai The mission ot I.nrd
A.hburion Is made in good Fsiih. aud Tia,
'h're - sincere desire on The part nl
the British Ministry ~ cultivate peace
with nur country. II So. LEI Ih,ir over
lures be met 10 hind spirr, and viii a
magnanimous regard 10 The i0tr,es.s of
suffering humanity. T. the claims of chi.
lIzlIlon aud our common Christianity. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12
LATE FROM FLORIDA.
Slyapnah. Nav 2

The steamer Charleston. cap.aia Bar
drn. arrived on Saturday from Pla,ka.
bat from SONS cause We did moi rerc,ve
any letters Iron our regular cnrrespln.
dents. From several private lettsrs, the
Perussl OF which We have been IL. ored
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

Results Of ne Temperance Reformo-
lion From circular which Was la,rly
published by The New Ynrk Temperance
S"cirty. u appears that within The i..l
zen yeats. l66.s79 persons have enrolled
Themselves as mrmsers. &c which nan-
Der shon, l07 010 have signed The t.aI
abs'lnrrcs ilrdar. Licensed liquor .i,ops
me decreased ~ The r,,in oi % per cent;
Tie m1nu'aclu'e aud ihpor,snun III inlox.
eating dunk, 81 per zen; pau. .cf,sm
4e"ui rs ne. rsnl. and ind .clnent inr
'ripe has b Ell reduced sbnn, IS per
Int. Noah .7me,ieaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

nsrs-ssiou n ne c1aIi-iinnrs 81 aay OH
= uf - STATE propEny. The sHrez ~
serr esoude.l. and murh exriiemeni pre-
ssiis. bul NC Do Dol sPprehrnd any ont.
break MAJ. lad.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

Aaofser Bignny Case The Nixon
Chronicle nf April 29.h. says that nan
named Edward A. Callahan has been ar.
rested a, Roxbni"urh. in Person county.
charged with Iligamy. The Chronicle
states that The accused married his iirst
wife ~ Granville county. and she died.
lie went 20 P,ilay lssnia county, yireinis.
where be married again. Christmas before
last. lie abused his wife 10 such degree
thai size had him arrested On peace wsr.
rant. when llegay bail: rsme os, 10 Rnx-
bore. anil alter pur-uIng his occupation
---lhai 10 . iailor--fur 4 While. courled
and insured Mi.s JcfTrirs. lie 10 nov
~ jail. as aliing The reward nf his villany.
Callahan . abnu, 30years nfser. 81 quite
geniesl appearance; aud Il is said that he
wac present Al Rockingham court when
the ni,nrions Boiling was Tried and con-
,ie,ed 81 The like ollcncr: snd lh1i he saw
The commencement oi his severe train of
punishment. lie will probably learn
s"meiilrg by experience. if he could not
BY observation lie Knows how il looks
tn be punished Tor higsm,; aud he is ,n
. far way nov Ia fird out how il feels.
GrefasJ0r0ugh Pat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
n q y Go q a \.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY 0Oops
Fan Ann WIxrrn 1910

= n JENKINS having removed to the Ne~ puidirx
o'ort Va would lnshe the Of Merchants faml.
hes and othsrs a. the exieasss variety OF Dry Goods
y %sss or retail S cHs S e ,ss
he V spseleJ TO purchase aud ssl cheaper than
at az S~ rreee as In any part Of the unei aes Iisv
pSsd Of ali Of his Oh ssS and MI ne rs; 90 ma,
'esI exssllss n s.sor,%eS, 81 the following articles
eTed ssss all prices aud qualities for day aud eseolns
MousIiN DE LAlNEs-Essry variety OF color and
SAlic3,s 1910 pieces fancy s,cs, all prices, from
- ~ snd va eenis, TO the very 6ncs manufactured
cho S1ls1 GAs ssI s, aSS Sn s,ises
as.oI rnt aiwarsto be fonni.
liNEN Soopss-hlsh iinen., III prices, fssn % cents
widths Tnwclns OF every icssrirtlon shectnsa. All
knis i4aen Sarerie ian.ershsiS. an prices, 81
eens 10 - each Russla and birds Bye Diapers. Napkins
HOSIERY AND GLOVES -Esery description Of kind
an e'L. s's. eo't. ,nernc, s.lk other
nase stockings and Gloves, ior men, women, boys aud
FAMILY MOURNING Every quality 81 black and
slus black and ball "a ,uSn,nx MousLn, Chays BON
BoNNkrs, kiDANDs AND rLowERs.-Latest Fash.
LACE coops.-Threaisnd nobanet Lsee Wells Scarf,
iaccs aud LlElnss. tnscllinss. Oullings, etc etc.
CArEs AND COLLARS lace aud Muslin Capes and
tLaNNELs.-whitc, rel AMI yellow F,sancis, Welsh
ani American make all qualities, from ~ cents TO the 4.
nLaMKErs Bed and Neero Blankets, all sizes.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOlS-A very surerior
manufacture OF these articles made EXPIRE ssy for rca
GENTLEMEN will away dnd nci,uo lambs wool and
SILK shirts aud Drawers; socka Ciavsts Hosiery and
Cloves OF all kinds; suspcnicrs Linen BosGms Col.
lars ss suL lAncn pocket Handkerchief etc cite etc.
SERVANTS CLOTHING All kinds OF goods fjr male
aud female clothing.
DOMESTIC cooDs-sCo bales and cases Of blcaehed
and unblcaehed shirnes and Shcctings narrow TO
yards wide Aso, apron AMI furniture Checks, Red Tick.
ING, Cc,ion OznabuIgs In this useful aud necessary
branch OF busne attention given TO have always
on banda very extensive stock OF all the most approx
manufactures Ia the country.
slAwLs, sCARFs AND MANrILLAs Of the a,cs,
import atoms.
sUNDRl ARrlCLBs.-Mcrnos. Diniity, PRINCES Cor
sets, SILK NeNets Musins Of Cambriek Book Null aud
'aeonci Sewing Materials OF linen Cotton aAd six. But.
TONS cic. eic. etc.
Tue Putic infoi med that they m,v r,y upon End.
Ins ~ this Es'lhlshmcni at al times fn SUPPLY OF an
the above articles from the chs apesi Kind the
lAbric-thus suiiuE the wishes OF all. New
Goods opening throughout the year from
auction aud elsewhere ant Will be sold great
al n JENKINS
se9 Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods and Linen sore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
DR.. HULL'S
IfnER0 ARnONIINAL arPPO RTE IL


aSsAzS> This new Instrument for the radical cure
m aaf Prolapsus uteri, or Falling OF the Won't,
v - 10y external application, supersedng the use
~ OF the Objectionable Pessary, Is confidently
restoration health, having iaied OF performing
A cure. under the most aggravated circumstances
THIS apparatus congresses by broad soft elastic pad
the whole the hyp0g GsTi, aud the pressure Is
operate obhquely upwards and backwards
The eject Of this pad Is the weakened lower por
uon OF the abdominal muscles, congena support which
at The that diminishes their labor stimulates
Them by the well known power OF mechanical pressure
upon the muscular tissue 70 permanen renewal OF their
isor. ~
Cooper, OF LONDON sic Benz amin BI Odei Sir James
Clark Physician the Qnecn; Dr Ashwc, Lecturer on
Midwifery Guys IIospo'al DR. Rsby, Lecturer 10 81.
iaitholomewis DIR Griffith, Lecturer 20 Westminster
Hospital DR. Ramsboham, Lecturer TO London Hospital.
Robert Ferguson Lecture. 10 Westminster Lying in
Hospital; Df Swe4man. Lecturer to NiiicseN uospua',
aud senior AccOucheuT TO Queen csToes Lying Hos.
pial, also, by Henry Dawes Conquest Hurdcl, Lee,
Merman Surgeon keaies SC. by DR. Mofcau, President
The Academic Royae dc Medicine, PARIS, eGd Accouch
eur Duchess DOrleans; Professors Vepeau, Mar
fOkn Paul Dubois, slnson. and ohers-aud IN New York
by Professor w Francis, Bedoru, NJ ID, Profes
cor Of Midwifery in Universiy Of NEW YORK,
Professor Dssfcd Professor Francis Johnson, Pres
deal Society, state Of New York; Professor James No
kaughion Of Albany Professor March, Professor Cyrus
Ikns, Professor Dosne-Drs Thomas BoYt, Gilbert
Smith, Hosack. siearns, LndDw, kssan, Vachc, Power.
Grayson Van Rensa Her and many other distinguished
PLY seians in the United States
Having made arrangement With the proprietor Of
abe Abdominal Supporter, Offer them for sale s Iednc
ed price, from what they have heretofore sold at When
fhe Instrument required for scrysnis further Ieduc
tion 10 price will be made.
uII supply OF Or IIulps Trusses OF all sizes .ad
at r. Johns'ons Medical Emporium, agent for the Hull
Truss Company. se25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
WORTHAM. M'GN % t.R q CO.
OEEER EOR 81 L

OFFER FOR S.iLE
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as do Ia-uayn N
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DO Cast 40
ton spring 10
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29

BOOrSl BOOTSi! BOOTSlu
IfFTY packages Of Genteen's superior heavy and 4u.
IT ycrior Boots, made for winter wear, Of the following
knhs!-
beases q Gents Heavy Double soed Water Proof
Roofs
eases Of superior scwed Water Bosfs- srfra quality
" cssesof Gents Heavy Pcg'd Water Boots do a.
i0cases ~ uens' Zinc Heavy Kip Boots-eisFapf
leases % Heavy Sealskin noofs-ptimo
6cases Of Gents Lifh Dress Boot NJ - ~ per pair
package ~ Heavy Nalod nca'on Boots-watcr pfo oi
Tho above Goods of superior quality, made we'll and
are such ~ I Recommend. and will be sold low
Than hoy eSh here before, having bought Them
al extreme I W prices
Merehsnta arc invledto ran and examine my stock he
fore they purchase, believing they VII find much m IL
advantage. tANl fUTNRY,
Wholesale add Retail Dealer In nolts sooa Trunks &C
seq nearly opposite MhehelPs Jewelcy sore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
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4: 81 sss y, IL. ssS$sss
NE S Mss.l n.s,srss s0ssJ against rHs on nsas'
Ei~n Barplsy. and other pens.
appearance anil sIycn security according TO the act Of
Assembly and the Rules OF tbs csart and appearing by
commonweshh Il !. ordered. that the sai defendant DO
the bin rsaas and that cory oi,h. Older be
iothvim lnferted In some Newspaper published In the
eli the front door of,he Csr,io 10 The ,ai CIV
oe wew A''pS-rs"wNa SANDS. &C
cliaNcERi-y .,s'nia lin kiehnond iiussins's
I n uss,s ss,yyg s,,ss,,r iSh' isre ma,
le,esr Cl,issrn-. IT,, Mary Claiborne John u cal.
ESlS. y csIorns ehi,s and h,i,. Of HsIher, Chat
hsS The ls,t named Eve being Infants and the
rus DAY the plaintiff ty hi, counsel .ni aisa his
the mS,on OF the pspin by his COUNSEL Herbert CsI
borne i WAS assiEsed guardian to the inani defendant.
and ths being doeEee by eonseni by ike
exhi6ts 6led aud was asuci Sy counsel; on eaSsis,s
ton whereof the Count dab sjiasc, oricr dee rec
before the hrsi day OF tho next December term OF
this court: aud answer the plaintiffs b,l aud copy
the city Of Richmond once week Cor two month. .icee
oet wew cn HOWARD. cpt.
Vis,.NiA-Ai Rules held in tho Cicrt'. Once OF The
cult, the 3rt day of October, 1872.
John Me0uad, PHI
Against
Henry 1imanus. Zsnas parnum and other pens.
Thc defendants above named. having cnteTcd their
appearance, and given security according to the
assembly aud the rules OF this COURT and appearing by
satisfactory evidence. that they not Inhabitants OF
ms toininonwealth: II Is orcrcd, That the sad lie
cnans do appear at the rules be he'll the Let Monday
10 January next AMI answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and
tina, cory OF this order DC forthwith insered In some
newspaper published in tho city OF Richmond for two
months sueecsvcy and posted at the front lscr OF Inc
CAPITOL la the said city.
oe "a weS wM q SANDS. &C.