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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

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The following are among the advantages
offered by this Institution -
The guarantee ofa large subscribed Capi-
tai IN addition TO the accumulation of Prumi-
ums.
The peculiar benefit secured 10 the as
sured by the principle Of the Loan Depart
ment.
The payment Of Premiums, annually, half.
yearly, or quarterly.
The travelling lease extensive and liberal
Thirty days allowed aiter each payment
OF premium becomes due, without forfeiture
of Policy.
The Society being founded on the Muru-
AL & JoINr SToCK principle, parties may
participate IN the profits of the Society, two
thirds of which are annually divided among
the Assured.
The Society is not connected with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured for Medical
examination.
For the character and responsibility of the
Institution, The Society has the privilege of
referring 10 The
Hon. ABBOTT LAwRENCE, and
WILLIAM APPLETON, Esq, Boston.
Medical Examiner IN Newport, K. |,
TnEopHILUs G. DUNN, NJ. ID.
Pamphlets containing tables OF rates, &c,
may be examined aud all necessary informa-
ton obtained at tho Agents Office in this
town, over Mr. Callahan's Book Store,
'rhamcs-s!. c. +. ROBBINS, .4geaL
Newport, X. |. Nov 20, 1915.
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Court of Pr0baie, .N.uDort, Jal >, IS4J.

Court Of PrObaie, NswpoH, jan. ;, lS45.
vU'llE administrators first account ON the
estate of SIMEON SMITH, was pre-
scnted COR pllowance f; the same IS read, re-
cclved, and tbe consideration thrrcofrcfcrred
tn a Court Of Probate to be holden at the
Town Hall in Newport, on The first Mon
day IN February next, at 8 o'clock, a. m.
and notice thereof is ordered to b" pub.
llsbcd three successive weeks IN the Herald
Of The Times, that all persons interested
may appear at said time and place and be
heard. true copy-wtncss,
JS. B. B. llowLhND, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

Lack om Boys "A Judge in North
Carolina has decided that speaking or
bowinp three times to u girl, IS cqnlva-
lent 10 an engagement ) and that u The
gentleman does not ask hc' hand ~
marriage. she eau sue tor n breach o.
,rnrni.e. aud recover heavy damng'-
BOYS. YOU had better 'lri tie pnls a.
Ionc
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= ZE-AN Nj
M. D ID Z s. 7 Il e s ,

A NEW supply of the most popular paier
& medicines, amcug which are
sands, Brovu's and Carpenters Extract o
/ Srr-aparlIIa.
Suds' salt Rhcnm Remedy
''mrkweather's iirpauc E!.Alr
Swans Panacea
Dr.. Jayae'> Esporlordut. For Coughs,
DR. Aliens Basum OF Liver
wort, colds, auh
" TuyIor's Balsam Of Liver.
wort, ma aod .uI
/ " Wi.mr's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry, menary az
Mrs. VI. \. GARDENERS Balsam
ofLiye:wori, lcc,ions gen.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
ANDERSON, Cough Drops, crpl'y.
IacDson's. Shcrman's aud Wis,ar's Cough
lozcugcs.
Pcase's. Brown, ,ond Wil1's Cough Candies
Ia,ne'-, $waim's y iahnos,och' = Ncrnulugc.
ad.wouhs, Remington s. Covc's Group
Nsypp.
..rr Ia. Murray, Dnnofo,d', aud Dupbs,'
Ta.d ungnc-ra
Glove Nood!nc Dro7-, ror the speedy rcI.c. Of
trolharhe
Wright lnd,an Vegetable. Whmcy's)
Cough. \ Whitney s,ut h.l,ous, Nrad's, Pills
Dl,rupor,'s. rom,,o, Sc So,
Also -Dr. H. q. NHr,, Rcspiruror, Of
Breath Warming Iusuum n' lor the use Of
those persons whose lungs aJe Irg,ia'ed by g.
po,ure to lhc air the object, ol which are to
enable The cou.umpllyc aud those predr.po~cd
tn con .uupt,Gn. to take U,,rr. i-c without rsh ~
roo open AR. aud to proven, lh" bad effects 10
'hr luugs, arising FROM sudden changes in the
temperature cf the almu.phr.,.
r..........t ,.,.f t..r H..
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Administrators Notice.

v0'IiE subscriber, having been appointed
by the Hon. Court of Probate, "A Adminslra.
tor on the estate OF Esther Fleet late ofJamal-
ca, Queens County New York, widow ,deceas-
ed, requests all persons having demands
against said Estate to present the same and
those indebted 10 make immediate payment,
10 BENZ. MUMfORD, .4inr.
Newport, Nov. 6, ISi5-l3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Newport Female Seminary.

lSCW IloIt CiHitC SEMINARY
this NsrIruTIoN the scholastic yenr is divided into
u two terms OF 90 weeks each, tho summer Term
commencing on the third Wednesday IN May the
Winter Term the first Wednesday IN November. pu-
pills board at the Seminary nnd pursue their studies
during the vacations II Pareuls desire.
Boarders, 200 per annum, including fuel in winter,
bathing IN summer and an extensive course at Eng
lish studies, $500 will include music, drawing aud
painting iatn and modern languages
Day Scholars IS per II weeks. Primary Depart
ment, IS per IL weeks.
REFERENCES,
NEwroRT.-Rev. G.. T. Brooks. Row. +. Thayer
Capt Taylor. u. ;. ~, Hon. Henry Y Cransto1,
Pc.cg Clarke, Esq. and samuel u. Vernon Esq
kEw loRh DR., Potts, Rev. y. Mason, Messrs.
Prime, Ward N King, aud John Gihon, Esq.
BEoOKLNN.-Drs Stone, Uutler, Cox, lrt adhead and
Rev. Francis Nuion.
WEST PoINT-tHpt Brewerton, L. :. Engineers.
NEw IIAvEN-Dr. Romeo Elton
MuRRIsTowN.-Rev 4. Henry Dumunt.
BOsruN.-Augystus Thorndike, Esq Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. DR. Lowell Rev. DAVID Reed, Rev.
T.. " Kirk, Rev. VIM VI. Rogers Rev ~. Winslow,
Principal ol Beacon High school Lowell Mason, Esq.
JNNNIcA PLatSs.-Rcy. J. o. Choules.
SlyNNN,H--Rev, W. Preston, " Hall McAllistcri
Esq, Francis Sorrel, \. A. Somers, E-p.
HAGuE, NA.--Dr. Whcewrghi, Waller, Bowie, Esq.
Newport, sept l. las.
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commissioners Notice.

v1NIlE subscribers having been appointed
n by the Hon. Court Of Probate, Com
mlssoners, to receive and examine the
claims against the Estate of ESTHER
FLEET, late of jamaica, Queens County.
New York, widow, deceased, represented
inso!vent, hereby give notice. to all persons
having demands against sald Estate, that SIX
months from the 18Th instant, are allowed to
bring in and prove their respective claims;
and. tha, we will attend at the house of Pc.
ter p. Remington, ESQ. in Thames street, on
the last Saturdays OF April, May and June
next, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
attending to tho same.
PETER P. REMINGTON }
SlLAS WARD, COmm'rs.
MUMFORD SEABURY )
Newport, Dec %, lSI5.-3n.
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PIANO TcETIS.
--'"G - e'-'-

S. r. lTHURBER,
~ AS just received,and will keep constant
" for sale, a large assortment Of Pl-
ANO FORTEs, made by llallet. DAVIS & Co.
Boston, six and seYen octnves, with elegant
Rosewood. Walnu, and Mahogany cases, at
the manufacturers loves, prices, and every
Instrument warranted Ia give the most per
feet satisfaction.
Please call and examine them, at
No. 80 & 80, Westminster Street.
Providence, July 10, l845.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

Court of Probate, .NewPoH Dec 5, 1916.
a Lb Executors, Administrators. aud Guar.
~ dinns, appointed by This Court, wh0
have neglected TO rcndcr lhclr accounts tor
one year, are notified To- present ihc same at
n Cour uf Probate to be boidcn at th" Town
Hall IN Newport. on The frs, Monday "a Feb
ruary next, NJ 9o'ciork. n. ~. By order
d D. llowL,Sp, Prob Clrrk.
Jan 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
ThrOugi, by Stage.

THNRAiNS leave Fall River for Taunton
4 Boston and Providence, at "a A. NJ. and
y p. NJ.
Leave Fall River for New Bedford, at a
and - A. NJ, and p. NJ.
Leave Boston and Providence for Fall
River at 8 A. NJ, and 81 Il. NJ
Leave New Bedford for Fall River at "A
A. NJ, and q p. NJ.
The Stage will leave Ncwpor, at half past
II o'clock, A. NJ. for Fall River, aud will
connect with the Boston rain which leaves
Fall River at ~ p. m. and the New Bedford
train at > p. m.
Fare from Ncwpor, to Boston, $500
DO. do Taunton, %
Do. do New Bedford, 35
Tickets to bc purchased Of the Stage drl.
yer for either of the routes, or at the office
IN Newport, at the residence of X. B. kINs-
LEY.
SAMUEL II. =. LEE, Supt
Oct. Cd, lSI5-,f
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
The New YORK
COn;ribusi0nship Fire Ei-
sNYanCc GNilrnnrIX

sNrancc Company
CffirC, No. j 99ldli= STREET,
ENSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
aud buildings IN general, merchandise,
household iusuIlnrc, ships building, ships
~ port and their cOrgoGs, aud every descrIp.
ton of personal property, against loss or
damage by fire.
J. SMITH ROGERS, PresidrQL
x. w. MARTIN, Secyetnyy'
RIcroRs.-J Smith Roge-s Jan cs B.iar
James Mcbride, John Adams, JolI,, Iaggerty,
Guian &. Verplanck, JOAN Johnson, Joseph
Kernochan, John | Palmer, Peter Lorlari,
James Mccall, Robcrl McCoskry, Henry Pa
rish, Reuben Withors, William Scott, Fordi.
nand Sn,dam, Pcicrl NoyIus, Richard l,yin
&. V. : Roosevolt, l.. ID. iIurlhur, George p
Pollen, william Cnlgate, Lowell !!olbrook.
The undersigned are the only authorised
agents of sand company IN Ne"2o and
they are prepared to insure any of the abayc
named property in Newport and its vicinity
the terms, &c, Of insurance will be mnde
known on application to Us.
H. Y, CRANSrON s. SON. +.
Newport, Feb. IL lsl4,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

-TNO THE DEAF. DhNSvfLLE. Me
n Oct. :. ISll.--I hc,eby corlly that I
was afflicted with deafness Tor about four wears
in one ear. and with The other about siS weeks
Nllrr tying various romedi's recommended, |
procured Que bottle Of NcNAlRS ACOUSTIC
Oh. of Nlr Edward Mason, apojhecdry, Port
Land, and after using u according TO the direc
lions, recovered my hearing en'irey
\. l.. INCTReoLt.
Mr. Ingcrsoll j. well known IN the state Of
Maine, having filled several town offices, Sc
Ills corliicate Is entitled to implicit helci. -
Com-iock y Ross. -, fremont Row, Boston.
Agents for Newport,
II J. TAYLOR, nud
&. g. G. HAZARD,
Nov. 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

ULafts Gooi Turning The bel ""d "'''
,,,tl, I,Gui,i,u ,,.,.y,r heard or good f,fmlnr,
,yas y,,rn by VI. Kare, ~ u late HgriruIinim
,pect,ua IN Dorseishir,, England Ile sud, ""
ioa bis land before hunrrJ. rested u before
weary, and weedod it before ioul.-.f'"cr |g'
r,cuh.
For CLopp,d Hmi' oni lips WH'h
beus. ufthe Th,m.or,aps. -. T,un .JpueuH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
For Sale or 10 E.es,

FHVHAT well known Estate in Portsmouth,
d belonging to J. Dennis, Jr., to wit "A
house and about % acres of land, with con
vcnient ont buildings. The house is admlra.
bly, calculated for taking boarhcrs, having
parIors, and dining room % feet by 10 a
large kitchen with 3 closets. On The 2d
floor there are 10 large airy rooms, aud in
the attic s large lodging rooms. The situa-
ton Is airy and the prospect extensive aud
delightful in every direction, having Wow
of Narr0ganselt Bay upon the wcst the city
Of Providence, Providence River, Mount
Hope Bay and Taunton River upon the
north Seconett or East River on the east
and south, nearly to the Ocean. The house
is only a pleasant walk from the shore
where there is fine sea bathing. There are
three houses Of worship, Post Ollico, School
house, and Mil within one mile Of the prcm-
ses. The proprietor viii cndcavor TO make
any arrangement that will be for the interest
of The tenant. Apply TO or address,
JONATHAN DENNIS. 81,
Portsmouth, K. |.
Dec. J. lSIJ.--tMh. l..
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r. !. TAYLOR. and
{. G.. &. HAZARD.
Nov 90

BIBLES. .--Cour, ruN t,.-li would do
q Won no h ru, and mn, do you grui
deal or good at nm, rate. ir 10 don't do Nou
ANY good Il viii cost YOU no'hinr u ia llay's
inmcnt Sold by Con,stcct Ros-, ~,
fremont Row Boston: tor the Piles rroe 50.
Agents Tor Newport,
II !. TAYLOR, md
e.. e.. &. HAZARD.
Nov 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

NIAGNEID EttCrEC MAcHiNts f1'
VI Medical purposes, 'lr sa'c by
Sept 30. x J. TAYLOR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01
ELECTION THIS DAY--JANUARY
"a. II. BANCROFT, of Plainfeld.

The above ticket was nominated at convention
of the friends of temperance, holden on the 25th
I'LL, which was attended by delegates from all the
towns in the county save three. Liberal Con-
vention," as it was termed, had been called to nom
mate ticket; but we do not learn that any such
convention has been holden any such ticket nom
mated. Perhaps tickets will be found at the polls.
At any rate, the freemen upon whom the law pla-
the responsibility of deciding upon this subject
should not neglect their duty to vote, on the sup
position that there is to be contest If they vote,
there will be a contest and if all vote, the pre-
sumption is flat the contest will be a fair one
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. %, ISl5.
The President sent TO the Senate to-day, the
nomination of Judge Woodward of Pennsylvania,
to the vacancy upon the Bench of the Supreme
Court This gentleman, your readers may recol-
lect, was the unsuccessful candidate for the sue
cession to Mr.. Buchanan, in the Senate he re-
ceived the caucus nomination, but was defeated by
Mr.. Cameron. The nomination is made for the
purpose of restoring harmony to the ranks of the
Locoocos, in State where the " Kane letter. is
likely to give trouble enough, without the addition
of domestic chickering's. Judge Woodward is quite
"a young man, about thirty-fve, but may have the
qualifications for aught [ know. His
competitors were Mr.. Reed, of Philadelphia, and
Judge Greer. 1t is melancholy TO see such lofty
stations this flung into the political scramble,
and made the mere toss-ball of party.
The New England Society celebrated their first
festival here last night. Among the guests pres
ent were Messrs. Webster Dix, and numerous 9TH
err membe-s of Congress. New England habits
and feelings are silently working their way South
ward, Thanksgiving was kept in each of the cit
les of the District this year. Have you observed,
and it may be properly remarked in this connection,
that the Richmond Wing has broken ground a.
gainst slavery? This is worth all the abolition
memorials that have ever been sent to Congress-
Virginia must be n Free State then, and not till
then, will she take the rank that God ard Nature
have designed for her.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01

the Boston Transcript, that on the forenoon eft
Wednesday an explosion of a steam bcr1zr took
place in the box factory of Messrs. W. g. o. Tir-
rell, killing instantly two young men employed in
the factory named William rirrel (son of the
owner and William Ford. The boiler which was
set in brick. was blown across the street, distance
of $50 feet falling into blacksmhs shop where
several men were atwork but injuring no one there.
The boiler was about 30 feet in length, and was.
projected across the street in horizontal line, on
its way gong between horse and wagon pass
ing at the time without injury TO or horse, but
breaking the shafts. The men in the blacksnh's
shop escaped as by miracle, the boiler,,
on the forge where they were at work. he
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01
HON J. J. HARDIN-JUDGE MCLEAN.

HON. J. J. HARDIN-JUDGE MCLEAN.
This gentleman declines running as Wing cam
ddate for Governor of Illinois, He assigns many
reasons for th STEP These may give. At
present we must content ourselves with the follow
ing quotation from his letter relating to Judge Nc
Lean:
"That the Presidential election will 90 by de-
fault, no man who has carefully examined the po-
litical horizon, will for moment pretend. Mr..
Polk il holding the reins of Government with wa
vering hand, Many of his political partizans are
dissatisfied and threatening to Jump out of the
traces and it is evident he possesses none of Gen
Jackson's power of curbing his friends Amidst
the aounderngs of the dsafiected great guns" of
the party, and Earrings OF the Administration with
foreign nations questions of vital interest, 1t will
indeed be wei. for our country It lie does not get
the Government itself cut of the traces.
Who will be the candidate presented by the
Wings at that uncture, cannot now be certainly
foretold 1t is not probable that Mr.. Clay will a.
rain be candidate. Next to him, it is my con.
yiction that the Hon John Mclean, of Ohio, will
be the choice of a large majority of our friends -
Amongst the many distinguished men in our ranks,
there is no one whom would more cheerlnlly sup
port, or who, in my Judgment, could unite a larg
er vote. His character and qualifications for the
Office need no indorsing. Whether he or any 9TH
er man of our party can be elected, will depend in
great measure, upon the exeltions that are made
on his behalf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01
MORE COMINGl

The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Post (Locofoco authority says:
cit is no doubt strictly true as reported, that
Mr.. Slidell, our special Minister to Mexico, has
full commission from our Government, if he shall
deem it advisable, to treat for the acquisition Of
California! and what is still better, there is abun-
dant reason to believe he will secure it, as the ad-
vertsemcnt makers say, on the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms"
The same writer says there will not be va w
England -prophesying that she will yield Oregqi
to us. ..s.SR
1t will be observed that movement has been
made in the Senate for the acquisition of Cuba
this reminds us of toast recently attributed to one
of the members of the Presidents Cabinet. 1t
looked absurd at the time-a fortnight ago-but
nothing seems too absurd now. This was the toast
"By Secretary Bancroft: THE Three KS-Kal-
ifornia, Kuba and Kanada"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01

Washington Rumors. The N. Y. Journal of
Commerce, in its second edition of Tuesday says
rumor is in ejaculation here, that the last steam
er brought out proposition for an adjustment of
the Oregon question: and that the same has been
accepted by our government We have been una
BILE to trace it to any authentic source, 1t may
have been got up for the purpose of affecting the
stock market.
1t is stated that Mr.. L. ii. Saulnier, bearer Of
dispatches from Mr. Slidell, our Minister to Mexi.
co, has arrived in Washington with news from our
Minister and from Mexico. Mr.. Slidell is reported
to have arrived at Vera Cruz on the 29th ut and
to have been cordially received. Mr.. s. left for
Mexico on the LIST inst, attended by military es-
cort. The bearer of dispatches came by the way
of Havana and Charleston. or course, nothing OF
importance could come from Mr.. Sdell, us he had
not reached the capital Of Mexico. The usual ru-
mors are anoat as to the objects of his lnisslon--
The Washington correspondent of the Trenton
State Gazette, writes thus lie brings word that
Slidol was received with salute in Mexico, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01

aoyern0ehl had agreed 10 sel California TO the L.
D., for tICcirc millions of dollars.
The Courier des Flats Unis French ORGAN in
New York; conrudctag some of the rumors from
Washington, says as II commanded by authority.
The French Government, ard its representatives. at
w oslnglon, have no other Interest in, or business
with, the difficulties now existing between the II.
S. and England, than that Of aiding the maintcn-
ancc Of peace.
The Philadelphia North American saws:
correspondent at the seat OF Government
VINO mas been taking some pains TO ascertain the
views OF members Of Congress- says he has arriv-
ed at the conclusion that the Sub. Treasury bin will
not pass TINS session. lie expresses doujt .hetb-
er Mr. Walker desrlN its PASSAGE The Secreta.
ry has taken security from all the Depositares of
the Government funds, and in some instances The
security is greater than the amount on deposit lie
thinks nothing can be more safe than the present
mode.
The New York Herald states with an air of ASST.
rance that negotiations have been re.opencd on the
Oregon question. We have only to say, that if
this be true, Mr.. Buchanan knows nothing about it,
We have reason to believe, however, that The nego-
ciation will be resumed, with fair prospect of n
satisfactory termination to the present controversy"
The New York Morning News, of Wedncsdlv
states that report was in circulation in Now York
that a letter had been received in the city, from a
member Of the Cabinet at Washington 20 the eff.
feet that settlement Of the Oregon boundary oues.
ton had been concluded in London, between the
British Government and Mr. NcL1ne on the basis
Of the 40th degree The proposition having come
from the former. We have not seen the letter IN
question: but have to regard the truth Of this
report in the highest degree probable.
The Express states The report to be, that negot-
atoms had been resumed on the basis of the 49th
degree--the proposal having been made by the
British Cabinet.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01

O. Texas has come in twenty-eight States
now thus many knave is restored to citizenship
Will they be given up on requisition by the Gov
errors of the old States? If so, we suggest that
the REGARDS offered for their apprehension be paid
into the treasury, to form sinking fund applicable
to the Texas debt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01

The TARIFF ENDANGERED.--As at present con-
stituted, it is said that the United States Senate
will not materially change the Tariff: but the two
Texas Senators will probably change the Senate
on that question. Thus in getting Texas, the Lo-
cos of New England, New York and Pennsylvania
may sacrifice that Protection which they profess to
be Gas much in favor Of as is Henry Clay"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01

THE TABLES TuRNED.-The day of retribution
seems to have dawned at last. Cooper, the Nov
eist, after long career of legal tyranny over the
freedom of the free press by aid of unjust decis-
be the prelude, we trust, to "more of that same
sort" 1t will be seen, reference to the proceed
ings of the Court for the Correction of Errors the
highest Judicial Tribunal of the State that it has
nuersed by strong vote a Judgment obtained by
Cooper against the late Col. VIM. l.. Stone. The
SUIT which was pending at the time of Col. Stones
death, was heartlessly prosecuted against his wild
ow! This is the result 1t is Just. 1t is indeed
a Correction of an Error.-.4ibany Cdizen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01

SHARP-The United States Journal Organ of
the Young Democracy thus cuts up Congress;
"Both Houses of Congress have adjourned from
Tuesday to Saturday next-having done literally
nothing but admit Texas into the Union and squan-
der one hundred thousand dollars of the public
money upon the Executive organ, since the session
commenced They can afford to rest from their la
bors at an expense of three thousand dollars day."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01
Nc Washington correspondent OF the Chnrles.

The Washington correspondent of the Charles
Ion Courier, has the following paragraph;
:" Mr. Pakenham has lately stated, in converr-
ton here, that the rumor is untrue that Lord Abor-
deem had disapproved of his rejection of the offer
of the 49th parallel He also denies that he has
had any instructions to accept that offer Thus
the assertion so confidently made and so generally
credited in New York, as to the renewal of the ne
gotiatons, at the instance of the British Minister,
is wholly uniounded"