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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

u The dead body 81 man about thirty years
OF age has been found on the shore at Erie Pa 1t
Is believed to be that Of one Of several sailors re-
Gently lost in the Detroit river from The cars1ing
sai stalking Of schooner loaded With .loEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

y Henry Crasg. lad only about twelve years
of .ge. ha. been arrested and, confession COM
mitted TO prison for having set FIRE to the barn of
M. Parker. in Woburs. Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

u Mr. James Mccormick, respectable cit-
zen Of Philadelphia, about .ixtyye OF age, COM
mitied suicide by cutting hi. throat on Saturday
last. he had been for some time melancholy On
account Of pecuniary embarra'smsnts' caused by
signing note, for other people. Tie was observed
on Saturday to go into room UP stairs and to
lsck the do.r This excited suspicion, and hi.
.on followed him On breaking open the door he
wa. seen standing with one hand upon the manfei
the blood running from his throat into an iron
bswl he had placed upon the stove. He lived but
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

GoIyG AHEAD.-Thc ciizcn, of Steuben, sta
meeting over which Capt. Bcniama Smcad, an
earnest opposer Of the $40, 900 900 debt presided,
adopted resolution which demands The Immediate
construction of the New-iofk ami Erie RAILROAD
as "A STATE WoRk
ENcouRAGISG.-The docket Of 10 Criminal
Court of Louis vile. sitting presents Two in
dctment. for murder. twelve or felony slrtoen tor
gambling, and ono for may sem. The Sun OF no
lrh notices this as "a wonderful decrease in
crime, which ar- disposed to attribute 20 the
influence of thu Temperance Soeicfic..'
MARyELoys.-The Boston Board Of Aldermen
haze voted for dispensing with the usual city col
lation on the 4th OF July. We should almost as
soon have expected TO hear of the prohibition Vi
the sale of ardent spirits in the booth. sround
Park Has the millennium commenced
Evening Post
AccIDESr--As the cars of the Harlem Rail
road were going to tordham yesterday, neal the
,Brse at tie new bridge, the axle of the locomotive
broke and more than a thousand persons were de-
tanned AT Fordham. Great confusion and excite
mcnt prcl allied in consequence Of the inability u
the passengers to get conycyances. Eve. Post.
MELAScHoLr AccIDEST.-On Monday Inst, at
a rsising at Anthony hlicr's, on the west line Of
Coumbiana County, a part OF the building fell
down, klhng Two men on the spot, and Wouudlny
several others, one Of whom died the same night
and the recovery of others is doubtful. We have
reason to believe that alcohol was one main Cause
Of this accident Ohio Repository.
FATAL CAsuALTy.--A lasoring man named
William Link, met with sudden and aw ful de.h
at yala,ie, on Monday night. by falling down the
steep precipce between the bridge and Beaver
Mil, distance Of about twenty feet, on the rocks
beneath The deceased was Of irregular habits.
and il is supposed that be stumbled into eternity
while in 4 state of ntoxieation. kinderhook Sen.
NEw BUsIsgss.-Thero are now IN operation
in Cine nnati three lard o,i factories, which daily
consume from twelve to twesty barrel, 81 Iafs -
This oil is becomin, very popular there, and is
u'ed ier va ious purposes--for machinery lighting
churches, stores, dwellings, &c. Its manufacture
will probably be Of great importance to the Nc,t
ALMOST SACRIFICE rascal broke open
the office OF the Bangor Wing, 9s Tuesday uight.
and stole sirty-seven dollars therefroml The edi-
t3ral fiateruiry especially these who expect ever
10 be worth much money, should interest them
.clyc. in endeayoung 10 ferret out 80 hardcned
Villain
LAW DEcIIoS.-At the late Court ia Summit
co. the case OF the State vs. L. +. buckley, former
Collector Of the Port OF Akron tor the recovered
1895 which amcunt hi, clerk, Oh his way 10 de-
post il At Wooster, said he was robbed o. VA
tried, and resulted IN verde, Of no robbery and
judgement for the amour. and costs. Ohio Reg.
pRowNED.-We learn that sail boa, contain
ing iodr persons wa, caPsized yesterday afternoon
at Troy. Three Of them were got out alive; and
when our informant left search wa. making tor the
body Of the fourth. Alb. Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

DEATH Br DRowSISG.-A laborer. whose name
We did not learn, on the works Of the Albany and
Bostsn Railroad Company, was drowned whilst
bathing in the river yesterday afternoon.
ALBANY ADJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

PERPLgxrSG PREDIc.NESr.-lt appears by an
article in the Baltimore Argus, that the lease for
a large portion OF the land which Baltimore now
occupies. was executed for but ninety-nne years,
and not renewable Since the original lease, thou
sand. Of sulrlea,cs have been made, and improve
men,, to a vast amount have been erected on this
property by ,.rious persons, who all confidently
believed that the original lease was perpetual
The consequence j.. that the entire property viii
revert to the original owners, at the expiration OF
the stated term OF years, unless some new arrange
ment can be made with the present heirs, thirty IN
number. now residing in the State OF kentucky
The property Is said to be lss acres running from
the northeast corner OF Baltimore and little Ais
auth street. northery, embracing all the property
called Galows Hill, and the northeasterly portion
oi the civ 10 that extent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

4 GOVERNOR rs - Fu."-Govcrnor Mcpo-
maid, OF Georgia, has issued circular to the AZ
,,rcy General and Solicitor. of the State, direct
in. them t. prosecute all Bank officers who have
refused to pay specie for their notes ms ot'hcr
i. punishable in Georgia by confinement in the
Penitcn,i,ry; and an action can bc maintalncd
against the offending party at any time within tour
vsar. after its commission. The Tuscaloosa Mon
i,or SAYS that less than four years ago. Governor
Mcdonald was president of one Of the worst
broken Bank. in Georgia This being the case
if the law i. faithfully carried out, the Governor
NAV find himself fairly caught in hs own trap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

UT The examination Of 1t. f Smoot. for kill-
ing the negro boy Peter noticed IN our paper ye.-
terd.y. saws the Mobile Ledger, was had before
Justice Barnc. and Schooey, and after a hearing
of the testimony, he was islly acquitted, it being
deemed clear case of ''justifiable homicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

&c The MadisoHian expresses surprise that
any Of its recent article, should have been under
stood to intimate that the President will .eto the
Tariff Bill. if the Distribution pro,iso be included.
" We know nothing Of his opinion" says the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

~ The Cat.kill Mountain House is the sure,t
and mos, scautif.l rcfsge. within days journey,
from the oppressive heat Of the city. Its enter
pri.ing proprietor has spared no pains to render
it axracive. and our friend, who may visit it ms
rely on finding every luxury and delicacy they can
reasonably desire. An excellent line Of -t.gcs
run. between the landing and the Mountain House
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-27

INCIDENT AT NAHANT. --MERMAIDs.-As two
gentlemen Of the press, named Tom and Frank,
were sauuterlng among the rocks, they dlscov.
cred two beautiful mermaids sporting ia the
water, close to the beach. Delighted and as
lonished at such discovery, for moment they
were at loss what to do Recovering, how
ever, from their first surprise, they retired be>
hind rock, where they could see, and not be
seen by these divinlties of the ocean. Said
Tom, snow Frank, out with your notebook,
and write what dictate; my organs OF per-
ception are larger than yours. Are you rea-
dyp "All ready" whispered Frank. "Write
then-'Two mermalds up 20 their waists in
water Have you got that down" SIZES"
replied Frank. "Add, then, 'long hair of au-
burn hue, slightly tnged with ocean green TO.
wards the end faces round as full moon, and
white as-and white as" "And white as
whatW demanded Frank. impatienty. "Why,
white as moonbeam; eyes bright as light
ming; mouth, cheeks, nose, &c, beyond the
reach Of Johnson, Walker, & Co.; bosoms, &c
oh Lord9" Here they were interrupted by a
stout elderly gentleman, armed with hickory
stick, who seized Tom by the shoulder. and
demanded, in rough voice, what he was a
bout. "Oh, dear SIR" replied Tom imploring
ly, "don', make nOse-you will frighten the
mermaids" "lHermaids-deuiis," roared the
| old gentleman; "they are my daughters. and
if you don't vanish in a twinkling, Pll make
this hickory ring about your ears" "Nuf sed y
growled Tom and Frank, and were among the
missing quick as thought,-Boston Posi-.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-27

The first newspaper was published a,
Venice, in 1880. First in France, 1851
FIRST in England, 1865.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-27

Boy, who do you belong Io!" asked a gen
tleman the otherday as he stepped on board Of
a steamboat and saw a "darky" listlessly lean,
ing on the guards.
81 did b'ong 10 Massa William, sir, when
come on board; but he's been in de cabin
playin' poker wild de captin Dove hour;
don't know who 'blong 70 now,"-Han, Jour,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-27

A cooN-sKIN sToRy,-A young demo-
crat, taking liking to wing lady, bucked
up and pressed suit. One evening, (sever-
al young wings being presently she asked
him if he was not afraid to address such a
strong wing as she was! "Why," says she,
"you see have log cabin on one side OF
my apron, and hard cider barrel. on the
other" This was stumper; but plucking
up courage, says he, 'well, show me the
coon-skin and Pm off,-S0t Ere, Post
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-27

Martin Luther was the son of poor
miner,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-08-27
THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.

JAMES r. BENSON g. CLARK H. GREEN,
Publishers g. Proprietors,
And Publishers of the Laws, DC, of the United
States, By authority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

in meeiing pune,Haily der &C ias 2 =
Wsnay provide E0F ihs pEblie lFfas1.il
!. amply e Hs please. bui II he Saies
AZ lsi. q passny AMI hrrken contracts
he nalion eann0l escape Disgrace. They
Who eonners lie honor ofthe country e.
elusirely with The General Gosernmsn'
are sbnn, IS broad IN heir Eiess q ne
Turkish dero;ee. who finds The splendid
deslinics Of he MahcmedaR faith IN me
green breaches Of his Prophet.
The Journal AZ Commerce predicts 2
veto. IN thc event thatthe distribution blll
should pass, and payes The way Tor u IN
such declarations IS these: ave are Ger
tain The President viii not hesitate how
10 act in such an rmergenry. lie can
not sign such bin And why can he
NOT sign II! Would il be unconstitutional!
No. but il would Be ineTpedieni-nos an
expedient ii The opinion Of > majority o.
our national legislators. bsi in The epinion
az the Executive. Aud is every act 81
Congress 10 have the question Of It's ex-
pediency ultimately decided BY The Ex-
ecntive, and il ii does not harmonic ex.
aclIy with his individual conceptions Of
utility. % be knocked in he head by >
veto! Why has the legislative branch Of
Government the power Of originating acts
al all, IL is measures must be shaped 10
meet the opinions Of the Execniisel Why
not receive the law at once from The Ex-
ecuiire. and dispense with The Legisla-
iure. But this would be despolism: true,
bur 50 is ihai q despolism, or The next
door 10 il, where the win of the majority
is overruled by the will ofone individual.
We trust lhe President viii listen 10 no
such evil eounsels as these.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

lonal 3sb-. anl lhouisea' 4 lie Pptair
sfIrsIs and rasd LIS un9.ld.
Frslow ciiixe :. ihs Mhigs II Can
sssss haze duns lLfir daiy. They haze
passed nessrre asssr mrssprs for The re.
lief Of Ihs casnsry. AZ The Eana Sc
sion thsy made tao efars 20 eslseIsh
such an insliistina a. would have glstn
~ Nsnonal eurrrnet IA sound eirralai.
nc medium. silhnul which no rovnHy
"a be prosperous. bul Hey weEe nnsne
eessful. The veto power wss csllfd ~
% defeat lhe,e exertiOns. AZ ihe present
Session 81 Congress. they passed snnsh-
er bal 10 pro'ert he credit ofthe Govern.
rnenl and PROVIDE .enue. and u ike
sise EEL beneslh he Veto. Ther have
nevertheless dnne much 10 redsTm he
promises Which ihfy made. Their con
slant desire and unremi'ied exrrions.
have been 10 sbulish I'll unnecessary OH
ees-r0nsil exIravsgsnt salaries, and
lessen lie expenditures wherever hrs
could be dore ennsi.lenily urh The pub.
&c interest. We euiresi you. Fellow CT
iizrns. 70 give these malMrs calm and
unprsiudIcsde xsminsiinn Tnihe WnIOs
Of NsiIh Carnlina. ae would earnestly
appeal. The rleenon whlrhsis near 81
hand is an impnrianl one. l. may tx The
political compile zion Of The Slstefor years
10 come. The Congressional and Sta'e
SensipriAl Districts are 10 be resdju.ied
- Senator IN Congress is 10 be elected.
Are you wiling 10 Dc dsf.alfd! Are you
ready 10 surrender The high character
which you have acquired in The ssums-
lion of the Wings Of The Uniohi Are
you prepared 60 see yeur principles
irsmp,ed unler fooi! II NOT. then II Is
yaur duty TO co TO rHE POLLS AND CAST
YOUR vorEs ron MEN WHO ARE FIRa AID
1RuE rs THEIR PRINCIPLES.
RICHARD HINES.
CHARLES MANLY,
JOHN LIG0N,
+. u. FREEMAN,
w. J. FULLER.
GEORGE r. BADGER,
A. j. FOSTER.
WESTON r. GALES,
HENRY w. MILLER,
STEPHEN STEVENSON.
THOMAS HICKS,
JOHN W. HARRIS.
q. W. HAYWOOD.
III. w. MONTAGUE,
THOS. ] LEMAY.
JOHNSTON BUSBEE,
X. W. HAYWOOD,
JAMES ilfCHf0RD,
ALFRED JONES,
JOHN II. BRYAN.
5. L. PATTERSON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

ueuld rTrtsb'Y ss'iFi II kssplrf a.un
seed - Rr.fs--fa ranrledf-iie n,
sl,suid - sssh. nsll Ha,kre n P..,s,or.
ard wrll 20 ars..sd 10 f-hsparF. Isa,a
wear h. ysags alas rIichsE lhs lel.ss--Th.,
gives re crop - fsIly and sigoTnss s,an
The F.rmer whe anrs sRjais lis %.
nsli, sfa - sf lnssrne 80 BE harss ana
mich eoss will never be xlfha1l ssa.
Like ee.iihs mulr-hs nsy ~ .l.sw
20 BE- psr.useed. bot .hsn he SEQ coed
one. he will Be slawsr 70 rasi .lih Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

.maant el lg5e.sasE afHRsHs.
ohsE ihsa iaaa 81 Tresnnry
nn.es % meet charges made
upon .shs T'ressusy BY the
sppFopriaiinns az Congress
whiehexpirrd March ;. iefl.
and prrtbus Congresses lsee
doc. No. 2. It. r.. Is. sess.
ssth Con P. 3. IL