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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From New York.

New York August 1S.
The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax at six this
morning with 81 through passengers. Franklin arrived
at Cowes on the 9TH.
Cotton-Iow grades have advanced during the week
full 3D. Fair New Orleans sd; Mobile and Upland
sgd Sales for the week 80 600, spectators 1000; ex-
porters 9, 600.
Flour-the market depressed; Ohio 2Osa2Os cd. Corn
dull; yellow Dos Cd: white 27s 6la2Ss 6d Sugar de-
cned. Coffee in better demand and slightly improved
in Tea is in moderate demand former prices.
Thirty terces Carolina rice at is Cd. Tobacco; more
inquiry for inland and expectation.
Money market unchanged; consols 96sa96s Ameri-
can stocks unchanged.
Manchester trade slightly improved.
Parliament proroaued. The Queen delivered n
speech the Sh II possessed features of interest
Surplus revenue last year "a, 100000.
New York, August IS.
Flour-3 500 bbs. Indiana at So 6SaS3.S1, Ohio So
S7a4 co. Genesee, liz. Corn-12, 900 bushels, dam
aged at 44a5Oc. mixed, 45c Pork unchanged. Beef,
So .75a III co. Lard 9Ic. Picked meats 3d.
coo lbs. hams, 7c. Whisky, pc. Groceries dul-S0
bags Rio coffee at 9Ic New Orleans sugar, Sc. Dew
rotted hemp held at 81 28aI3O Linseed OIL lower-SOO
bbls. American, at 75c. Erie shares advanced ic
New York, Aug. lS-S P. NJ
The Cotton market is firm, with sales of 500 bales.
Flour is saeabe freely only at low rates. sales Of TO- OCO
brs. at S3sla3S75 for State So S7a3.90 for Western,
and 81 for Genessee.
Grain-Sales of 900 bushels Ohio mixed wheat at 50
aud 30 coo bushels corn at 53a55 for mixed.
Pork-Salcs Of 230 bbls at Sl4.75 for Sales Of
200 bbls whisky %.
Sales of 400 bags Porto Rico coffee at 81. Hemp in
good demand sales Of 200 bales dew-rotted at $ll7a
SI23. Galena lead $475. Sales of l. 600 gallons lin
seed oil at To-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
Two Weeks Later from California
ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUS.

New fORK, Aug. IL, p. m.
The steamer PrOmetheus, from San Juan, Nicaragua,
on the 4th, arrived tins morning, bringing San Francisco
dates to the 10Th Of Jaly.
She brings tsrec hundros and sixty passengers 5000
OGO in god on freight, and $780, 900 in the hands of
passengers
The Pacific left San Francisco the 18th and arrived
at San Juan Delsuel on the ooh Of July The passen
gers then had fifteen miles Of land travel and
thence by steamer across Nicaragua Lake and down
the San Juan river They express great satisfaction
with the route.
The only event Of exciting interest that bad occurred
at San Francisco had been th a and execution by the
vigilance committee OF desperate character, named
James Stewart. He executed at O'Clock the
18th, the end Of Market wharf in the presence of five
thousand cifizens.
At Sacramento, Marysvile Stockton and other Places
the citizens had been compelled to act in their own be-
half the laws being inadequate and their administration
inefficient The execution OF Stewart had created great
excitement Ranlrate and the conduct Of the vigilance
committee had been approved Of throughout the country
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

THE Doom OF our WoRLD.-What this change is TO
be, we dare not conjecture; but in the
heavens themselves traces OF destructive elements.
and some Indication of their power The fragments Of
broken planets the descent Of meteoc upon the
globethc wheeling comets welding their loose materi-
al the solar furnace-the volcanic eruptions in
sateitethe appearance of new and the dis
appearance Of others-are all forcshadows Of the i'm
pending convulson which this system Of the world is
doomed. Thus placed planet which is to be burnt
up and under heavens that to pass away-thus
treading il the cemeteries and dwelling upon
the mausoleums Of former wordset learn the lesson
Of humiliation and wisdom, il we have not already been
tanght in the school Of revelation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.

Petition 10 SH Real ESG;ecorneus w. Van Houten Admin
isrator Of the Estate Of George w Moore Benjamin D.
Moore, Elijah T. Moore, Samuel w Moore William B. Ar
ders aud Dorcss Anders his WIFE, benjamin Hunt and Eliza
beth Hunt, his wife, and Robert 3. Duncan.
OW comes said petitioner and files, in the Marion Probate
Court his petition herein and files the affidavit dsin
erescd that tie said Samuel w Moore William
ders and Dorcas AndcS Benjamin Hunt Elizabeth Hunt
residents Of the State of Indiana The said "
Moore, william B. AndeTs Dorcas AndeTs Benjamin Hunt ard
Elizabeth Hunt therefore notified the filing pcndency
OF said Petition and that unless they appear day
the next OF said Probate Court be begun and holden
the first Monday october and plead demur
to said petition the and the matters and things therein
contained viii be taken said defendants
decEce be rendered againa them in their absence.
WM STEWART, Clerk.
CoBuRN & RonERrs Att'ys for Petitioner augl-3w(Ml
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IS, SIP, M.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. Is, p, M.
The cholera broke ont in malignant form yesterday
Some twenty persons have died up this time among
them S. K Grant and son, George Willis, and George
McCready The cause Of the outbreak is supposed to
have the continued heavy showers and great heat
The weather is clear, and the disease is abating
PoweIps majority in ninety.eght countless official and
unofficial is 500 Letcher and Johnson counties hear
from.
The cholera has again broken with great violence
At Salem Ia, and several have occurred Port
Royal, La Grange, and near Drennon, KY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

New ORLEANS, Aug. 9.
Alexander c. Bulliit has Withdrawn from the Con-
gressonal canvass in the second district of Louisiana
Theo. Hunt has again been brought forward.
Nzw ORLEANS, Aug -
The wing consention of the third district OF Louisiana
yesterday DonaldsOnvilc and nominated Atisti-
des Landry for Congress.
Many young left here last night, it is supposed,
for Cuba
The Alabama has not yet taken her departure
for Cuba IL is reported that the Jas. Day:
Mobile is engaged for the Cuba expedition, but it is
not certain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
Later From Havana.

CHARLESTON, Aug. n
Brig Chas Kershaw, arrived to-day from Havana,
with dates TO the Sth inst.
On the 9th, small United States steamer arrived
Havana, probably The Cincinnati from New Orleans.
Intelligence respecting the movements Of Gen. Lopez
had created great excitement in Havana and all Span
sh and steamers had been ordered TO cruise
along the coast the look out him. There is fur
Their news in relation the movements of the Patriots
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From st. Louis.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOsTON.

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
ST. LOUIS, August 4.
The boilers Of the steamer Daah exploded last Sat
friday afternoon Peoria boiler had lust been
put IN, steam aised and she up the river about
mile to get WOOD when the explosion took place.
Eleven persons were killed, ten badly wounded, and
many others hurt.
KiiIsd.-Mr. Haywood and two children; Mr. Baker,
wife and child; Miss HaTretta Foster, Charles Van
SICKLE, aud three children of Benjamin Woodwork
Dangerously IcovVded-Henry Barnes, part owner OF
The boat since dead; Capt Wood worth; Alpheus Chap
man, engineer; John Selby, NJ. Thompson, David Rob-
bins, Anuas Cutler. Reuben McKee, Edgar Chase and
Milton Home.
SLIGHTLY INJURED.-Mrs. Barnes and child, Mrs.
Chapman and child, Mrs. Selby Mr.. Mofitt and wife
Mrs, Hayward and two children, Mrs. Thompson and
three children, James Lathrie, Mrs. EmmOns Edward
Roe, John Palmer, Abncr Kenwick Amos Hopkins, and
Pitts Hopkins
The boat was built at Sturgcss, Michigan, and was
bound ior Minnesota She intended Tor the accom-
mediation of a settlement in Minnesota, be formed by
the per sons on board.
tresty has been concluded with the lower band of
The Sioux Indians.
St. Louis is very healthy No cholera.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From Boston.

BosToS, Aug. IS, p. m.
The hail storm Of Wednesday very severe and
extended wide tract Of country causing immense
damage properly. Several dwellings, and barns
struck by lightning and destroyed.
The French consul Of Hayti, recently here, stated
that he was his way home FOR Instructions in
Sooque insisted upon invading ST. Dominao He stated
sIso that the French and English cOEsus block
ade the ports Of Cape Hayden in OF hostities
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From Cincinnati.

CINcINNATI. Aug. IS, P. NJ
The river has fallen eight inches since Saturday.
Weather cloudy
Flour in good demand with sales of 900 bbls at 50 25
aS3 80; SO so for Whisky 17sc. Sales OF 500
boxes cheese at Gle
Fair inquiry for provisions but dealers unable to
agree. The only sales % hds shoulders at and
90 bbls. sugar cured hams at 104c.
Linseed oil from canal 65a66c Groceries in fair de-
mand and prices unchanged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From Boston.

BosToN, Aug. Ia. Sp m.
BY arrival this forenoon from the cape of Good
Hope have dates to the 2lst The existing troubles
were no nearer a settlement. Papers from Cape Town
say that Cares and Hoentos intend establish their
government Several traitors had been discovered
in the Hottentot camp.
Theophius one of the Oldest missionaries stationed
among the Hottentots had been burned and a number
murdered in cold blood. Depredaiions still continue,
and general opinion prevailed that the Caifr power
was yet unbroken.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
TENTH DISTRICT.

BID Coon BYE TO THE SuN.-Horace Greedy in
OF his letters from London gives counsel to per-
sons about go to England. Among other things, he
says:
II the day Of your embarkaon be fair, take long
earnest gaze at the sum- so you will know him again
when you return They have something they call the
sun over here which they show occasionally but it looks
more like a boiled turnp than il does like its American
namesake. Yet they cheer u:.h the that
there will be real sunshine here by-and.by"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC-THE SHORTEST
PASSAGE YET-DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFS
COTTON MARKET DULL.
NEW YoRK, August TO-
The steamship Baltic from Liverpool, with dates to
the 9th inst, arrived this morning six o'clock. She
left Liverpool four, p NJ, the 9th, and has there
fore made the passage in nine days and thirteen hours
She brings 14S passengers and valuable cargo The
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 10.
Edgar IIaight, returned Californian was arrested
here to-day, requston from the Governor of Cali.
forna, for perjury, and a fugitive from Justice.
The cook Of the S. B Buckeye State, named Davis,
arrested here yesterday as fugitive slave, being
claimed by Mr. Moore of Louisville and after exami-
nation remanded to the custody Of his master.
Much excitement existed and rescue attempted
but failed To-day Moore and a gentleman ar
rested and had partial hearing, on charge of assault
inc Davis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

SHAwLs.-The Journal OF Commerce states that the
Bay State Mills and other manufacturers will make 1872
600 shawls OF the medium and better class Of goods the
current year. The Bay State Mills recently sold 00cases
for the Canada Market where they pay duty Of 10 per
cent and then compete with British fabrics-Cin Ca
zette.
And vet in the face Of such facts Congress is to be
mpOrtuned TO raise the tariff on shawls'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From HOpkinsviIIe.

HoPKINsvILLE, Ky, August il.
A severe storm pas . over this place on Saturday
evening, doing considerable damage. II blew down
barn belonging John p. Campbell, Esq, which
there 10 or II hands at work. The overseer
killed and three negroes slightly injured. The corn
crops arc very much injured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
70 MEN ANN 100 RISES,

In It's and transportation
The whole cavaicade Garages the animals
Will the the morning, and pass through the
principal in procession preceded by the Comranys Brass
Band
GA full description tie animals will be found in the Bills
the principal Hotels previous TO the arrival or the Company
augls-w1w-dlw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21


Consisting Of all the living wild animals exant,
NUMBERING OVER $50 SPECIMENS,
10 be exhibited together for price of admission
VIII exhibit INDIANAPOLIS Thursday, Sept 4h,
Doors open O'Clock, T. NJ Admission, Children
under 10 years; IS cents.
RHNOCEROS, OR THE UNICORN OF HOLY WRIT.
The 6rst and only in America since 1885 The great difficulty
mpsby of keeping him alive in climate uncongenial his
habits and constitution renders the exhibition OF living Rhnoce-
ros, the greatest curiosity the animal kingdom Also, the
WHITE POLAR BEAR,
The only America; all
animals kept temperate climate for exhibition they being only
inhabitants of the most FrigdsIcne.
In this collection ii animals, will be
TEN LIONS,
OF the finest specimens from different countries were
presented Van Amhurgh by Her Majesty Queen Victoria in his
MR. VAN AMBURGH
The renowned all Lion Conquero will a
of the exhibition the Dens of his Terrific Group Of Lions Ii
him oil the pcpal cities of Europe and America. which
MONS. CRAWFORD,
Will the Dens with his highly trained Animals and
altogether different from Van Amburghs making grand animal
performances in this collection.
List of animals contained in both Menageries
VAN AMBURGH'S TRAINED ANIMALS,
Two Nuniban Lions Lion and Lioness Royal Bengal
Tiger, Black Tiger, Brazilian Tiger and African Leopsrds
MONS. CRAWFORD'S TRAINED ANIMALS,
African Lion and Lioncss Senegal Leopard, Aauc Tiger and
RRENoCERoS OR UNICORN,
Arabian Pack Camel White Camel African Zebra Canadian Elk
Zebu, or Brahmyny Bull, Elephant Hannibal,
GREAT POLAR, OR WHITE BEAR,
Female Elephant Ann Two Peruvian Lamas Ten African and
Asac Lions and Loneses of Bengal Tigers pair of Brazil
liam Tigers, Royal Java Tiger three African Leopad pair
gal Leopars Black Tiger, Black eopar, African Panther
IIyena Black Wolves Gray Wolves Hockey Mountain Bad
Black and White Raccoons Grizzly Bears Russian Brown
Bear, North American Black Bears, African Pelican, White
Stok Pheassns English Pheasanis Cranes AIacaws
Parrots. lchneumons, Monkeys, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From Oswego,

OswEGo, n. Z, Aug. IS, 2. Vt.
Yesterday awful and disastrous fire occurred in
the village Of Fulton. destroying property estimated at
500, 900. The Fulton House and all that block
completely destroyed, and also the west side OF First
Fifty families burned out. There was but
little insurance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 1S-8 p. M.
The hearing in the case of Rust, the agent a Mr.
Moore, by whom the slave Daniels arrested, has
resulted in his being held to bail in the sum of one
thousand dollars to the charge Of assault in
striking the slave.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
IN THE MARION CIRCUIT COURT:

Petition for Dire'eeGeorge b. Downie Elizabeth G. Downie
TENS li day Of July, A D. 1851 George B. Dovne,
n by his solicitors and files nlhe Clerks Office OF the Marion CIR
petition herein affidavit disi6Tescd
person. Elizabeth Doynie resident Of
of Indiana The said Ezabah 6. Downie therefore, here
by npcd Of the filing and tendency of said petition and that
unless she appear the first day of the Of the Marion
Circuit Court lie begun and holden the Court House, the city
Bapois Monday December and
plead This petition viii be heard in her absence.
Atiesi: WIN. STEWART, Clerk
CoPuRS RoEERrs. Soils for plaintiff iuy31-3wtwf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From Eric.

ERIE. Pa, Aug. 1873 p. NJ.
Father Mathew arrived here Saturday. Large
crowds have visited him and taken the pledge din
is to be given him this evening.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From Cincinnati.

CINcINNATI, Aug. rs.
Todl's foundry, and Chas. Foster & Brps., printing
press mandatory destroyed by fire this morning
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From New York.

New YoRK, Aug. 15-s P. M.
The steamship Pacific which sails tomorrow, has al
ready 500 900 engaged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
p a IT r N IT g

NtEORGE H. KNIGHT & BROTHER Patent Agents and
procure Letters Patent United States
i nna bn Which desired pose n pey Ga"s
and and aend 10 recording OF ame advise with
ey From our IN the Patent Office Washington D.
and elsewhere able to inform as TO The Paeniab
saving them much expenditure Of Tune and money
The following hints may be useful TO INVENTORS
Assignments should be recorded within three months
Patents defective specifications may be ressued
sale OF an for not sxcesamg TWO years prior TO
There penalty cSloO for putting PATENT upon any un-
Assignment may C made previous application
Aredenee of year in the United states and OF
intention become citizen, entities foreigner 10 Obtain Patent
Models and fees viii be forwarded without charge
George H Knight Brother Oldest established Patent
1 ysIs p the West having been over
Terms moderate Refer by permission Judge Mclean U. S.
Ohio Medical colegs Niles 4 Cos George Shield Theodore r.
ger Clements Sup L. NJ Railroad Bethany sorer, late
C. from oho Greer CO.. Dayto Elijah cotin Richmond
NUN-PowDER! GUN-PowDERM-ws are agents for the
SE OF Gun powder the celebrated Hazard Powder Cos
wsnppy City dealers reasonable delivering the POwsr
We have erected Magazine near the cy limits SHALL all
times, 3 fully supplied with all grades Of Powdsr
when otherwise, the money will be refunded
s Eeg: KsaiueEy Rifle Powder, FIFE;
20 quarter kesG do. do doJ
% kegs fair Lawn Mills, FRO, do
10 kegs Austin King q Co.'S do
10 half kegs do. do
10 kegs Cannon and Blasting, do;
BROWNING MAYER
North side washingto Street, the State House.
junc30-w
yuyOBACCO.-20 boxes pound lump
Il and pound ump
boxes pound lump;
boxes snrherIim's celebrated Gold Leaf pounds
For sale by BROWNING * MAYER angll
<CSIGARS.-5oO00 Cigars various brands and qualities
u O sale by BROWNING & MAYER argff
upowDER, SHOT AND LEAD.-loo quarter half and whole
II kegs "Hazard'' Powder;
bags asyorted Shot,
1000 pounds Bar Lead;
200 GOO Percussion CAPS. For sale By
ass1 bhcNNiNO * MA Elk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From New York.

New IoRK, Aug. -.
The steamer Georgia. for Chagres, sailed this after
noon with 3i7 passengers.
The Niagara, for Liverpool. sailed at to-day
with 81 passengers and S416 600 in specie Among the
passengers is Sir II. L. Bulwer, British Minister.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

New ORLEANS, August 7.
Ii IS reported that the steamer Alabama has been
chartered Tor the Cuban expedition.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

NToTIoE TO ooNTRACToRs-Proposals will be received
N for the grading OF the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad from
Nohesvie Peru distance of hf miles and also for the
masonry Of the Wabash Big Pipe, and Wild Cat bridges
The proposals will be recsved NOblesve mil Wednesday
evening the 18Th Of August addressed 10 w j. Homa Chief
Engineer his Office where plans aud proes of the work will be
exhibited Payments made monthly cash, reserving IS cent
until the completed The line is seetonized, and
ready for examination by nraciors. luly19-1m
j. S. The lettings heretofore advertised, postponed until the
nlnnrl finlr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
a DEMONSTRATORS NOT

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-The undersigned has been
appointed by the Probate Court of Marion county India
administrator Of the Of Thomas McClntock
ssd county, deceased All indebted
requested TO make immediate all having
claims against said requested present Them duly
authenticated for settlement The probably
ausif-Sw POWELL ROWLAND, Admir-.
a DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-The undersigned, Admins
"a traitor of the estate Of Thomas McCntock late of Marion
county Indiana deceased viii to sale public auction
the 5 day of September 1851 the late residence
deceased the property Of the deceased consisting OF
hogs and cattle horse horse
fran theshed and unthrshed, utensils house
hold fGTni ture and numerous other articles
TERMS OF SALE-On all hree dollars and under
cash in hsnd all three dollars credit OF twelve
approved suetes payable without relief whatever
from Valuation appraisement laws.
The sale WEI promptly at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, ausl4 POWELL ROWLAND, Admir-,
FENO PHYSlClANS.-ipy Physician wishing location
n indianapolis with practice worth least 81 eco ye1r
good dwelling house, and neishborhood apply
further information o NVm TIannaman. 3w
ENFoRfdATIoN wANTED.-IfNrs Margaret Carter widow
and rci Of James Carter deceased her children Mary Eli
twho iermarred with the Mandale.)
John NJ Carrier will make known their whereabouts Joseph Car
Ter, of Washington Cy d. c. they will hear Of something TO ihe
advantage aug4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
Correspondence of the Daily State Sentinel.l
From California.

sMr Mcdonald is Free soilcr.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-08-02
Death OF General Dearborn,

We announced yesterday the death of the Hon
Henry A. S. Dearborn, of Roxbury, which &C.
Cured at Portland, where he had been ill several
days, having gone thither for the purpose of Join
ing in the excursion in celebration of the opening
of the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railroad Fune-
raj services performed yesterday, at Port
land, over the remains of the deceased. We learn
that the body will be brought to Roxbury this morn
ing, and deposited in the Forest Hill Cemetery.
We learn that his death was occasioned by dis
ease of the throat, which had its origin in an uce.
rated tooth.
General Dearborn was born in Maine, in 1888
He received part of his education at the Williams
Academy and Williams College, in this State,
which latter institution he left at the end of his
Freshman year, and he was graduated at William
and Mary College, in Virginia, in 1903. Tic be-
gan his legal studies in me Office Of MIR. Writ, in
Virginia, and completed them, we believe, in that
of Judge Story, in Salem, where he was admitted
to the bar. In 1872, on the appointment of his
father, General Henry Dearborn, to the COM
mand OF the army, he was appointed by Presi-
dent Madison collector of the port of Boston,
in which office he succeeded his father who
had held it a number of years. He held the
offlce through the administrations of Presidents
Madison, Monroe, and Adams, until he
perseded, in 1929, by Mr.. Henshaw, under the
administration of General Jackson. Since his re-
moval from that office he has been elected by his
feilow-citizens to various responsible posts viz
member of the Senate and Counsel of the State,
and IN 1892 Representative of Congress for the Nor
folk district In 1895 he was appointed Adjutant
General of the Commonwealth which Office he
held during number of years In lS47 he wns
elected Mayor of the city of Roxbury, which office
ne continued to hold by successive elections to
the time of his death The duties of these various
offices were discharged by him with ability and
unimpeachable fidelity He was a man OF upright
and honorable principles, of kind and benevolent
feelings, friend and patron of useful enterprises,
and most useful and highly esteemed citizen.
Boston DAILY advertiser, 3lst