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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
Sheriff g Sale.
Ew PORT, SC

II -NkNfotI,
4 BY virlue OF N execution issued out OF the
! Clerk Office oI The supreme Court, County
OF Newport. August Term 1913, in favor Of
Peaaee and Turner, of Newport IN said Coun-
ny, and to me directed and delivered Il viii
sci al Public Auction 10 tn. highest bidder,
on Thursday the 10th day of March, lS49, At
eleven o'clock, a. IN. ~ front Of the United
STATES ioel, all The right title, and inteles,
that ABRAHAM FLEET,
dl Jamaco, Queens County State Of New York,
had "n She 18th day Of February, 1913, st four
c clock, z. NJ. in aud 10 the following real es-
tate III sal Newport viz Two c,ytain lots ot
iani, with dwelling house thereon, aud bound.
ed as follows, viz: -Une lot northby Mary street,
east by ionds OF John Springer, south bv lands
OF w NillIam Ii. Altman, and west by Division
ss"et the second lot adjoins the first and 10
bound north hy lands OF John Springer and
iriniiy Church sci dollhouse To-, <ast by school
street, south by land of Benjamin Finch and
west partly by land Of William ii Altman, and
partly by land OF Mary and sally Potter, called
the parsonage estate.
Also, another lot with dwelling house, stable
and other buildings thereon, bounded north on .
passage way from Thames street TO the alt-water
easterly, rartly on land Of Joseph Weaver and
partly on Thames stieet, souiherly partly on
lands of Joseph Weaver, and the lands of Carey
Congdon, deceased, snd heirs OF Henry Bull, de-
the saltwater, and west by lands formerly Of
Henry bull, deceased.
Also another lot, called the "acre-lot" bounl.
ii cuslerly on lands Of Isaiah Croker aud
Charles Russell. southcry On lands OF Martha
Hathaway. Clnk Burdck and Joseph II. Rec
prds, west by Thsmos-s,reet, aud north by How
ard street.
Also another lot containing 10y estimation five
ecres, and bounded east hy lands of the late
Thomas Townsend, south by lands of Charles
f.. Ilammeu, Joshua Perry, Thomas Ayl1ood.
and Joseph " Record, west bv lands of Benia-
min Fairbanks, Henry lce, William Newc ,lnh.
William IL. Townsend Benz smn James, Nathan
g. iismmrtt Joseph II. Record md sssig nees Of
Christopher J. Blycn, ard north by Bowery
street
Also, lot or Is crn'aini rg about eight acres.
and boundei north on land, Of James Gould.
Nathaniel Holt and the helri Of William Free
horn, deceased cas-, on land Of James Shaw.
south on lands OF enry Gould and Jonsthsn
Hunt, and west on tie Main road, 80 ealk d or
however otherwise ! afoTe lam,d and attached
lots u.sy be- butiei and bour'ed, or 70 much
thereof rs viii satisfy said Execution together
with cost and incidental eSpcn'es. The sale t.
commence With the first DESERVED lots.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, Feb. 20 lSi9.
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JOHN COGGEsHALL. Auc,'nr.
Court of Probate of Ne wport. Mar 6. Is49.

Court of Probate of Newport, Mar s, is49.
A UGUSTUS BUSH and John r. BUSH,
n Executors of the Will ofTHOMAS BUSH,
late OF Newport, Esq, dec d.. present their
frs, account on said estate for allowance, tho
same is read, received and referred for consid-
Grafton to Court of Probate. to br holden. at
the Town Hail, IN Newport, on the first Mon
day IN April next, al o O'Clock, A. NJ and Nc
tee is ordered to be given thereof by sdver.
tscmont for three successive weeks ia tho
Herald OF the times.
mars B. b. ROWLAND. Prob Cl'k
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81 AUCTfONS.

III Will be sold at Public Auction on the
Farm owned and improved by John T. Tiliey,
N Portsmouth, on Thursday, 18th March, at
~ o'clock, a. NJ, If tar, if not, the next fair
days cows, j pair oxen, ] horse, about loo
hen', quantity of first rate hay and straw,
shout 300 bushels of oats, plouQhs, harro~s. (
corn shelter. OK cart nesrly new, I covered
wagon, heavy wagon, sburn, milk pans.
cnili' ator, forks and other farming utensils.
Also, numbrr Of rails. The above farmi us
utensils are nearly new.
mari ,3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

- We call The attention of our rcaders
to the adyeItisem nj OF Col Martin :. Paine
we have examined his specimens Of " ing
as well as thoe of his pupils, both he ore Ia
KING lessons an afterwards, ard have re lly
neeh rs nl'hed a the mar red improvement
III 'heir writing. Some Of them mad: mere
Inarts AMI scraw's bef re receiving instruction
who n'w wIte a very handsome hand after
only ~ lessons. Col. Palne's style or $, s.
! III oi writing is tn most mode n a d easy ::
ne ha' heen patronlzed b, many OF our hes,
clllzens. all oi whom are highly pleased with
The benefit which they have derived. II is
strange int evey one sill not attend his
schooi' when they are sure of earning To w,i e
beautiful hand. in SO short time and n, 50
small AN expense. His Office is at 234
LII 'mes street, and his stay n town must
now ne ess rily be short. Go and examine
his specimens, and you will certainly take les.
sons Of him.
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For Sale.

A trsct oflsnd of ~ ACRE. at the north end
the Town, hound,d on the south by Nnlnu
street on the west by 81 street, cn The cast by
street running up on the west side ofthe com liu
hur, ing around. and on the north by the Eyr
Fam -oi an ",tra quality f,r rardrrs ~ hui
ing lot will I've sold altogether, or in lots ros
putcl asrs, terms literal and psym,nis nal
easy. For further ariiculsrs enquire of
JETHRO y. MITCHELL OF
DAVID BUFFUM.
Mi5dIsovu 81 Mo. "a, tf
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Notice.
Clerks Office, Court Of Probate
New Shorchan, Feb. Il. lsig

-'VN JHUTt'IdIIIi tU III ICEJ. J
ALL persons Interested in the settlement oi
the final lrc"""t of 'h" Executors on the Es.
tate of NICHOLAS LlTTLEFIELD. late #
New Sh rrehamu, dec d., ar hereby u0tlfnd to
attend Court Of Probate, to be holden at the
Mansion House Of Nicholas ittlef.rd, late OF
SAID town, decd 90 'hc ~ dly of March
next, at O'Clock, 7. NJ. and be- heard thereon.
J. >. PECkIIAM, Prob. C.k.
mari 3v,p1.
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Notice,

THE Co.partncrshlp hcrctnfirc existing
under the firm of PARKER n WEAVER -
d ssolved this day by mutual consent, md all
persons indebted tn the late hrn are request.
I'd tn make immediate payment to Jacob Nea
yer who Is authorized to settle The same
SAMUEL 4 PARKER.
JACOB WEAVER
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AdministrAtor., NOsjce

TllE subscriber bs"re hon appointed Al
n,inisra,or, ~nh the Will snbercd on IN. E.,at
hisad
WESTON HICKS,
deceased, hereby gives no'iee Of same and r.
quests all persons irdehcd tn ssid d, ceased Z,
make immediate payment 20 him.
JOB CORY,
Administrator With the Will anncIod
Ti'crtcn, March |. 1919.
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To Let.

THE House in Road street., formerly oc
cupied by X X. Ra .dolph--posscsslon give
immediately. FJr particulars apply to
mari If. X. X RANDOLPH
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Just Published

IRANsCENDENrAL PHILOSOPHY o
l. SPACE and TIVE, by
q. \. iiAMMETr, ND.
ror sale at The Bookstores, OF {. L. Ham.
"''' - 'Hu w III pdloeT. mar
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Letter Paper,

Very low priced and very good quality iust
received at JAMES II\N,ID\n's
mars.
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sA I'D niarinc jntciiiacntr. Al,
ARRIVED

FRIDAY, Mar =.
R,rt Apphis M,rl,, D,v - Jay. from Mobile
for P''v Ship Marco Eth. 90 DAYS frcm Al.
psiAchic"ls Prov Schr. Union, banks, rroyi.
d'nre l'Ohim"rc SlpT, w Thonc, Durieo, Far
River New orb
MEMORANDA.
Brig Clarion, Read, arrived at New Ohesns,
from Charlestun 22d ult
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ELIZABETH READ.

Court Of Probat" Of Newport. Mar. 5, IsiO.
w NJ GUILD Guardian of AMOS f DOL.
! w BEAR and SAMUEL DOLBEAR mi
nors, children of Eliza G. Dolb~ar LAT. of Ne %.
port, widow, deceased, presents his guardian.
SHIP account on the estates OF said minors for
allowance, the same is read, received and re-.
ferred for consideration TO a Court of proLat.
TO e holden at the Town Han, in Newport. on
tie first Monday in April next at Q O'Clock. A
NJ , ard notice is ordered to be given thereof
by ADVERTISEMENT for three successive week.
III the Herald of the Times
mars. Is Il ROWLAND Prob CIk
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NERiLD OF THIN TINES,
NEWPORT.
Thursday Morning March s, IS40.
WING NOMINATIONS,

WING NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY b. ANTHONY,
Of Proridence.
FOR LiEuTESANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS WHIPPLE,
of Coventry.
ron SECRETARY or STATE,
CHRISTOPHER L ROBBINS,
Of Ne,epOrt,
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOSEPH NJ. BLAKE,
Of Bristol.
ron GENERAL T1cisyRR,
STEPHEN CAHOONE,
Of Nspport.
ron MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
EASTERN DISTRICT
GEORGE G. KING,
of Newport.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
SYLVESTER G.. SnEARMAN
of North Kiaesi0,Cn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

W hoINUI' TN, iTdTNH y, TO To.
Zachary Taylor, the Pres dent Of the United
States, was duly sworn into office, a, Wa-h
inEton this day at IL o'cock, after which he
deliverel an inaugural Address to the Sena.
tors aud Repres 'ntatves OF Congress, and
thousan Is Of citizens assembled in front Of the
Capita
The following is a full, verbatim copy o
the address, rs i, was published in the Nation
al Inlelllgcncer, Exlrl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

CoLpsAIsy, Mass, Msy 20, ist5.
Mr-r- liOv-y I must acknowledge thN
ny previous convictions that H'ases could
nOt be cured, have been entirel, changed, f"t
~ aseye,e case of llraves and bad Cough, the
-, oI onl, on. boa of ,our Powders accom-
d,-h.d o y, tfrct cure, and now, three mouths
.lurr. NV Rn,.o shows no indications OF dis.
.as., iouu &c, EDWARD FISH.
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TO Let.

| T'HE lowcrP'ri ofthe House in Molborough n,
J. neI' west the Methodist Chapel. contain.
ing wood House and other conveniences. Ap
ply on the premises TO
m,rs,pI ELIZABETH READ
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NJ, Phrisndcr Allen, uf Lyme, N " eer.
t,he. tha, he cured a long standing case of
! leaves and general debility by tho NE of
| uIy ~ portions. Sir. Samuel Montague,
nf Montague. Mass. informs us he had
| iofsr cured or an annoying Cough nceon'pan-
icd with cholio pains and worms. Mr. D.
sheldon al Rupert, Vt, restnisd q 'nluah's
! iIorse afflicted with chronic Cough md e'ea,
sut of condition. Nj. A ID. Woodward, of
! >Arlbu,ne, Mass ~ three dals cu,rd yio-
eat sriark "f Ii"'se Al by the use Of the N
England Hcuve Powders,
B.-r"i paid,u,"T, see New En- 'land
V trrinsrsn"--a valuable treatise on the
H. ss-whWh accompanies th,. med cin
u1'CAUTION = B.~nre of Imposition
The celebrity of this artdo las given rise
to Imiislions. nsmed lirny' rnwdsr,
cave Cure" &c. &c. Tie England
n ave Pow den--The Ofi glnal GENUINE
Remedy 49,. pa ~ ~ tn i"'", 'afriuliy
weighed out in portions each bos - "nvrl-
opsd ith wrapper, wit an eng vins oftwo
li"fses ~ listening stli, dc, cop, ight 'teut'
ed, aud On which vii n wa,s app az he wit.
ten signature ot &C. ~. Hovey.'
Prepared aud sold Nv g " L.. s. I1ovs,,
Proir,etos, Greenfield, Mass, and .old by
DrpR iis and Dcsists throughout the county.
S"'d n, X ' TAYLOR, Nswpo'i ed J.
BAIClI " SON, Prssi .nos.
ksb91 IAi
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
California Convention,

A convention was held IN California for
the purpose Of forming Safe constitution.
Full returns Of its proceedings have been re.
ceived. 1t adopts an article IN the words Of
the Wllmot proviso, excluding slavery entire.
ly from that country. We wish it was posi-.
bic for all the territories to act for the m.eIve
on this question, i, would then preven, the
Northern anii-slavery men from NEEDING
with subject with which they have no con.
Germ, and save to the country a large amour,
Of money, in long speeches, and prevent the
excitement, and tll.feeling lha, would be the
natural conse quence Of discussion Of the
lbjec, Of the abolition Of slavery; though
-,me Of our cote mporaries think tina, Callfor.
has no right 10 take such step, being
:rri,ory acquired by conquest.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
Sons of Temperance.

The Sons of Temperance had a Public
Celebration on Saturday last. A Procession
was formed al the DIVISION Rom aud then
marched 10 the Presb, ,erlan church, where
Bible was presented by Miss Z II, Oates,
who, we are informed, delivered IA very hand
some Address on the occasion. Tha Bible
was received by ths Rev. {. Johnston, who
received il in suitable manner. After the
presentation the Rev. p. A. NJ William. de.
livered an Address advocating the principles
of the order. After lha services at the
church the procession marched through the
principal street to their room. The body
turned out very strong. THIS Division nun.
be,s abou, so members. We intended being
present on the occasion but was prevented.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
Terrible Steamboat Accident.

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY LIVES LOS +.
From T+egrsphlc Despatch in the Co.
lumbia Telegraph, We learn thai terrible
xploslon took pace on tie 8 b instant, al
New Orleans, on board he Steamboat Louis.
ana bound Cor ST Louis. When about start.
;ng her boiler burst, shiiieting the seame. S
Storm aud b stDnia, WHICH we're along SIDE,
and killing man, Of Their passengers swell a.
her own. A large number OF pa>seI gers was
on board the l. ,Ul-Iana and Storm, which
last had jlst a rived Sivy dead bodies
have already, heen discovered. AMI II Il. e>li.
mated tina not less than GA. hundred and six
Is persisted b. TIL, explosion, but the exac
number has not b-en asc-Tt 'incd The
Liver, after III. accident, presented a most
affecting spectacle, being strswed with dead
bodies and tnansed fragments u srlns and
legs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
NJ. dc THCqurviiic and Mr. Clayton
More OF the French Quarrel.

According 10 the Washington cntrespon
den, Of the New York Fl raid, NJ de Toe
qrrvlle doe. not take Mr. CIayron's rePtoof
kindly. We gather as follows:
The F6ench Minister has, sncc he pub
lished cortc> puudeGce, written letter to our
Secretary Of Siaie. N reply TO the letter Of
Mr. CLAYTON To the French VI Mister, IN winch
our Secretary took occasion 10 admonl-h the
Government % France that ne United States
were competent to take care OF themselves
aud their own dignity as d nation, without the
sralulous advice when VI. de Tocque,IlIe
condcsceud.d to give TO our Secretary Of
State. NJ de Tocqne,ille, II. SAID demands
Of the Secretary Of State to rettact, modify,
or apologize, IN respect to the ti-uslse ex.
p'es-lons III his very Independent letter 10
france. He further states thai several Cab.
met meetings had been held al Washington
Mr.. Clayton Mas d,,p sed 10 compromise, but
that General ThS lor. " no never surrendrrs,
protested against The Secretary abandoning
hi, position and he question brlug taken,
the Cabinet unanimously resolved that no re
traction, modification. or apoiog, for the let
ter -hall he made. Mr.. Rnes' reception viii
y. delayed nil the answer 10 the demand ii
VI. de T"cqncvile j. received. The mex
steamer wi, take tur Gen. Tsy l"r', emptat.
Ic rrp'y, aud the mex, hrng back Mr.. Rlses'.
WHAT the next step viii be, depends upon
y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23

lhe rrmarka IL Illness aud recent death OF
Mrs. W. q. DeaIe, If Washington Guy, aged
"a, Is thu, described 10 letter to The BATH.
uinre Sun: we've terr- - she " as sud.
denly attacked with pam IN one Of her feel.
II gre worse. The usual fenrdi failing
the ski Vi services of the late Dr.. Thomas
SeaaIl were obtained. Mnn.ts aud years
rolled on. Her Physician invited additional
medical talent. The case assn ned sln uar
character. Many members Of the faculty
Of his city, and occasionally distinguished
members ON other FLARES, were afforded
oppnri uni,es famine the case. But mo-,
outstanding all The disease gradu ,Ily aud
Increasingly penetrated the ent re system
bone after bone left It's POSITION and worked
out through the flesh while some parts Of
her body seemed 10 undergo qul'e trans.
formation. DR.. Sewsll styled 1t f." bone can.
cef." II was literally such. He also stated
lion through Europe, "a short time prevou,
to the conversailon,) he bad found bu, one
single solitary parallel case to this. Within
the las, few months all eruption had dl-ap
peared, but II was apparent that the disease
had taken deep hold on the sItals. She grad
ually lost her appetite then 1t bee i'm.
possible FOR her TO paitake Of any kiud Of diet
without extreme suffering. THUS, under ex.
cruciallng pain, Unprecedented in The annal.
Of medicine, did Mrs. ID. linger without q
favorable symptom from The ST moment Of
attack. IL is remarkable, however, that she
retained almost uninterrupted possession Of her
faculties, and with clear, intelligent mind
would distinctly describe her suf1efings and
compiacen,ly exhibit to her friends. her mu.
tilsted form. But Mrs. ID. was a Christian
and seldom muEmur vas heard from her
lips.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
A fact worthy the notice Of our North.


We fad The fpIl"wing ~ The Columbia Tel.
rgraph Of The l7ih instant. One &C, lsvonh
Q thousand theories, aud # aus thug IN The
word should OPEN tho eyes OF Northern "a
nstlcs 10 ths lmprnprie,y o rnedding with
the institutions OF The South, we think this
plain statement ought;
A free negro residing IN Sumner District,
who is mechanic, and az inteIhseat as any
OF his class, purchased one Of his sons for he
purpose of placing him IN the Condition Of his
father. The son WAS placed nn a small farm
which his father was working but soen G.
sinced signs Of discomfort aud dissatisfaction
aud some months since the father called
on gentleman Of that District, and proposed
TO sell him his son, now about in his TWEEN.
tieih year.
The gentleman, surprised at the propose
and al!ribuIing IL at first to some temporary
dissatisfaction, declinrd the purchase but in
answer TO the fathers urgent entreaies, di.
rec'ed him TO call again, aud promised to con.
sidef he matter al leisure.
The father and son beth appealed TO him with
petsever.ng esrnestness, and implored him
10 nuke the purchase, be pointing out al the
same lime The possible consequences Of The
step. And under those circumstances the "a lie
was made, and that gentleman (f,om whom
Ne learned the facts Of the case is now the
owner Of the boy thus voluntarily sold into
slavery BY his own father, and uih has oun
consent and from u condition in all respects
% favorable a. the race can attain ia this
country. We learn from the gentleman al.
90 .bs, be has often heard the boy refer to his
former condition, and that he still considers
the change a. having contributed materially
90 bic happiness.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
BLOWING,

Tho person who bloss the BELOW Of The
orgrn at 81. Luke's Church, also si,snds 10
the furnace for warming the building. Hr
ing occasion. during service, 10 mind ih'
fires. The left the bellows in charge Of . coach
MN lately imported. and green ~ The l'''
Of his nst,v'iy before the po,s'o rot. During
his absence, tho +" e or,s in E1celsia " cans
IN the order Of the esereiss, to b. chan sdi
aud Patrick was ordered 10 fusnish the o'gsh1
&c element. A shor, time slspsed, no mu''d
followed the touch Of the lady Who psesIdet
t the tfufnens. Blow, Whispered III
fair orga"ist Bios repealed The leader
and blow biaM you blow echoed ,he sa''r1
choir, bu, no, puff found ito wy into The ~
cant pipes. TO wake the sIumbe ring hsrmo"yj
An investigation now took place. end ri
rick vas found with both hands tightly css
chsd around the bellows handle. stick com
five feet long snd i've inehss thick. the en-
stuck in HE mouth. his eyes dis,esded. and 'n'
Precipitation streaming from HE fses--sne'e
ed in tho vigorous but vain attempt 70 Tore
his breath through the wood into the body .
the instrument.
II 10 perhaps unnecessary 10 say that NV.
time passed before the choir were able
screw their mouth into that pueksr 'eqo"
to the proper performance Of the musical I"
efcisss.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
Cotton.

Ia New York cotton declined cent on the
receipt Of the Americas news. Ii was sell.
ing in Charleston on The 10Th hsstant al 10 a
lot alta decline % cent. Fur coiton brings
no more than l03. 10 Columbia 90 the same
day the market was dull and ansuld with q
decline of an ] on the finer qualities and . m
the lower grades-ssIes va. ranging from 81
to 10 l.l6 cents. In Camden It vas selling at
81 10 81.
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One week Later from Europe.

One week Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.
Decline l-sd. 0m Lowe Grade.
Cotton.
RESIGNATION OF FRENCH CABINET
BALTIMORE, Nav. 10.
The Steamer America arrived a, H.lif..
this morning.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-The Cotton m.rke,
IS depressed, and a decline of ID. in Iou,y
qualities has taken place. Oher grades con
'lnue unchanged.
The Committees Official quotations 4, the
close Of business were a. follows:
Fair Upland 64d.
Mobile 6ld.
Fair Orleans 6ad.
The sales for the week amounted 10 40
900 bales.
The demand for Cotton both 70, Soeculs.
ton and Trade had decreased.
Rice Ia 20s.
No new feature 10 trade generally.
Political.
The former French Ministry have resign.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23

cd, owing 10 their difference Of sentiment IN
regard TO the Roman Question with ihs Prse-
idso,. A nav Csbiust has bsca appointed.
Names not given.
From Russis there !. nothing definite.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
HOGS, HOGS !,

Near two thousand Hogs have passed thro'
our village within the last two days. The
weather being unfayorabIe for killing very
few, ~ far as We have learnt, has been sold.
The price was from 81 to 4 cents, gross.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
The Aurora.

We have received several Nos. Of new
paper published by Mr.. Toole, IN Whining
avows a determination To give Gen. Tia, lor's
administration full and fair trial. Whining.
ton has now four or five papers, enc daily, one
sem. weekly and three weekly.
The Journal printed a, the same place has
been considerably improved.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
Alabama Legislature.

This bod, me, on the II h instaot. The
Senate elected GEN. D. Dent, OF Tuscaloosa,
as President; he House re elected Gen. l..
P. Walker, Speaker. and filed all lis offices
with one exception With Democrats.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23
Health Of Charleston.

The Charleston Courier oi the 18th in.
slant, announces positively the entire absence
of" Strangers Fever in hat city, aud ex.
presses confidently the opinion that strangers
may now visit Charleston wi h perfect safe.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-23

~ The Rev. A. NJ. Shlpp has been elect
ed to fill the vacancy in the North Carolina
Uaivers,'y, occasioned by the resignation OF
Rev. VIM. VI. Greene. D. d. Episcopal Blsh
OPP Of Mississippi.