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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28
ANOTUER SCIENTTFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO CYSPEPTlCS.-
DR., J. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice
prepared from BENNETT, or The
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
alter directions of Baron L!EBlG, the
GREAT rhvsiclo iral Chemist, by J. ).
IIOUGIiTON NJ D., Philadelphia. This
Is truly wonderful remedy for lNDIGES-
TON, DYSPEPSIA, JAINDlCE, LlV-
Ei COMPl AMT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curng after NATURES
OWN METHOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, The GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phiels containing Scienllf, evidence OF IFS
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no
among the medical advertisements.
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FuNtRAL OF Ma. WEssTER.-The iu-
neral ceremonies over the remains Of
Mr.. Webster, will take place on Friday
nrz'. at l2 o'clock. Ii will he charac-
Erizcd by no cxtravagant pomp or use
less show. The services will be pro-
nounced by the parish clergyman. aud
will he simple and appropriate.
The President OF The United States,
the Secretaries, and nearly NIL The prom-
inent members OF The National Govern
ment will undoubtedly be present, The
funeral having been postponed 10 allow
'he necessary time Tor arra ngcmenls OF
tie mulliiurious business rt Washing
ION.
Thop7nnic Of chr our citizens, 40
ess than those from the neighboring
States will also improve the occasion 10
pay the last sad tribute 10 the departed
CENTS Of the Aye.
the TOMB.
The remains OF Mr.. Wcb,tcr will I've
deposited in his own great domains,
nmid the scenes which were SO familiar
ami dear to his'living days. The tomb
has been prepared: with characteristic
taste and care. II is on the SUNNI, Of
pecring hill, overlooking both sea and
land and pointing with consummate
signGcance 10 the realms above. 1t is
stated by gentleman who visited this
sacred spot in company with Mr.. Web
ster, that the only words which he Ut
tered during the visit were uttered
while pointing TO the tomb and the
green sward, anJ were as follows:
"This will be my home, and here
three monuments will soon be erected (;
one for the mother OF my children; one,
each. for julia and Edward ; and there
will be plenty Of room in front for the
little ones that must follow them"
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Court Of Probas Of h,up,vt, Oc', II, 1852
V'iiOMAS y. CARR, Administrator on he
i estate &c FANNY iiOlT, late -, Newpoi &,
widow, deceased. p,rsc"ts his i'rst a'co"nt on
said estate 10! allowance the same is received
aod il ,elcy ed for considr ton tu a Cont of
Probate 20 he iodcn II, he Town Cluk's Office
IT, NcHport, on Monday, the Srh day of N"'em-
bcr, next, a, 10 o'c"ck A. NJ Notice Is "dcred
To ~ gwen lacrcoi, by advc'tisrn,n, Gr thr,e
successive weeks, in the Newport Da,l, News,
olce IA week. t'lat all PERSONS intrrcs.r may APP
pear at lid time aud pgcc and /, beard thereon
OILS B. B. ROWLAND, Prob ,l'k.
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I~A AC RICE,
LtJbliGE PEAL.
GIiAlinlAN,S NOIICE

tI'UE sr,I.r' 'lI"r h seen - poinicd Nv tie
L Comt uf "rbha.r ~ N,Npo gr7,d' q. toe
pc son aud csi. e ui " lli1tM \. WILLIAMS,
sun oi Wan. J. " 'lams, lar ol New po,,, dt,ras.
rd. and has sch hodn ps trc law ~ rc rrd
claims w'thin riN months - on. the date u,r,of
ole CIV law
MARY J. WILLIAMS,
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nOORS D)OpS! Cts 6X2ft,6; lIS
~ s l IL; rom S 90 To ST. Also one of
Fay aud F.sn,r .enon', machines, taken for
Debt, aud will be sold very low, At the Sash,
Bin and DJo- Ware room, 70 Canal St'crf,
Providence, L. ]. A. T.. CARPENTER, Ast.
fr ID. ID. SWEET s. co.
o2l 81 nd
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MONDAY, S l-2 =. M.

Oct "a. 1852.
Editors of Bee: Gentlemen en-.
close 10 you Tor publication, the resul,
Of the post mortem exam ination OF the
body OF Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, made
this day, at.Marsh6elj.
Respectfully, Your Obed Servant
JOHN JkffRlys.
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FAIR HAvrS, Aug. l5, 1851.
I)K. Woop

Your last lot of Candy ~ all
sold. anI has gwen satisfaction 50 Lir ~ ! am
abl,tn learn, IN every case. flrasc scnd anoth-
er 10 pounds, ~ -"nn ~ pussiblr.
HAS. DREN, Post Master,
s2l Fair Haven.
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FIsKE FUND MEDICAL PRIZE
QUESTIONS.


U'IIE Trustees of Fiskc Fund, at the annual
j meeting olthe Rhode Island Medical Society
held at Providence June 3Oth, 1852, announc, d
that the premium of fifty dollars oteIcd ly Ih, M
In 1891 Tor the best dissertation the sul Ct ui
"Dispac, Trnts of the Uurus, their local and
const ,utoral effect, and best mode Of Icatncnt,' -
had been AWARDED To the author Of the dissert;-
ton bemin u moto-
" udi ahrdm partem."
And upon breaking the seal of the ccompauy-
ing packet, they learn that the successful COM
Leiior was
J.F. PEEBLEs, NJ. d., of Petersburg, vir-
gna
They propose the following subjects for 1853 !:
lst. Medical cvi nee be.orc legal tribunals,
the best method of relieving its uncertainties aud
contradictions.
I'd. Pucrpcra Annma, iis history, nature aud
best mode ol Treatment
For the b. 81 disrc. tatOn ON each II these sub
rcls, should an award be made, the Trustees VIZ
Iay the SUN o. fifty dollars.
The follow ing sub ects a.e suggested e 1854 ::
lzt. Neuralgia, lis M me ard beet mode VI
treatment.
20. Puerperal Pcrilon'ts, is histnr,, nature
and best mode ot u..,.reW.
Every 'omDctor ,or premlIm is expected to
conform To Ire 'ollowin, gu'a ior, VIZ:
To forward To the I,us =. on or lciorc the
t;h May, A. d 1873, ice ol all c-D,n,c, "a cuHy
OF his dissertation, ,th . rot " .,cn ,hcit =
upon, and a'sI acc mpan!ng scal,d packet,
having the same motto ,n.cr,bed upon '.ie uuts iGc
and his name and pl &c q, cs'demce VIII u.
Pwvious,s 80 rccc, ~ tde p,cT'dm asa drd,
the au'iDr o. ~ sucCe .sul d',sc ~ Up u,rs,
trainer h, 4 us ccs MS Iisa,, : Il and in
iees. ir aud To sawc. or tine usc, Lr,iil aud
Dehoo' Of he F,,ke Fd d.
The ettc.s rcco D9a.n gre u"succcss u DIS
SC IL ions "" he dcs 'Oy d by ne = IA rts. an
one ed, ara the dI. a. IONS ras lc ~ 'o'd eel Dy
'arr respective ~ nors oi ne I ps.',s - wn.m
''er wee di oc,cd, ,fanp';ca' on oe d, the e.
tor within tn .e nor.hs
JOSEPH MAUEAN. 7 a, i,ic nee,
SNIVANUSCL apP. No III P.W idcGcc,
CHARLES w. PARSONS, Pro,iOence.
;. kUG. ARNOLD, Scc'"y.
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rs NOT DgcyIysp.-Mo,se's Compound r,rup OF
yellow Dock Roo, does not, line many PAt'si Mrd'-
cine- deceive those who use u. II 10 Just Whist ~
pfof,ssss To be, and always furs TIE diseases "f
,.hIeh N !. recommended When taken according 10
Iireetions. ruth H. the miyef.rl te-timony oi ih""e
,ho have used ~, Said b, 4 a.. a.. HAZARD.
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FOR SAVANNAH.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
EVERY SATURDAY FoUR o'CLOcK p. NJ
ALABAMA,
Eunt.iu 4 ID 1 I'D ON

ALABAMA
Captain G. u. LUDLOW.
FLORIDA,
Caplnin ". =. W. ODIlUIl,
THESE Superior NEW STEAMSHIPS VI v
L con,ilp to run ,cgnarly between NEN
YORN and SAVANNAH, one leaving eara
port every SATURDAN--hom New l0'k D,
Foul o'coch 4. w., from pier No. 1, Moth w
er.
For Freight, P?ply on board, aod fur passage,
to SAML. l.. MiTIIillL,
g I'm 1874 Froht street.
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Notice.

A L. persons having freight for Newport ana
"A Providence pc. Shop N'gil,nt, Capt. i w.
Wells, can ascertain where shr lies IN New N"lk
by call ~ on John Saxton & Co., l6i Mald, n
Lane, New lolk.
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sTATvNgNr OF THE REAL CkUSs Oh Mr..
wrssrER's DEAIH,
II wes found, on examir alton, that
Mr.. Webster died Of disease OF the liv-
er. The immediate cause OF death was
Ilemorrhage from the stomach and
bowels, owing to Il morbid state OF the
blood consequent upon the above DIS
ease. There was also dropsy Of the alb
domen.
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Couri Of Pr,Jatc, Mupor, Sqa 90 1852.
XNTM. &. TOWNSEN y, hdnr on the rs.afc
w Of rtIONAS TOW NSEND. 'ateo New
DO T. dec'd presents h = - accoun, on sad cr;a
Gp a'lowa ,ac, ne .aire is .occ;ve, ana rr(c I'd
E,r consideration 10 n Goa %. .uha.e "a be- no.
dra =. ne Tow" C'ct O,fcc :. Ncwpo', o.
Mo,u,,, tie u. dav o"Ociol nc.,. ai 20 ~
cloc \. NJ. No, is o,ic, ed q be Ven
thcreo by ADVERT . net orcc IA week. 'or
three successive wccLs, in ,hc NeNpoIt Da;,,
News tha al pc. sons " g esr' Ta' Tppcr "a.
said lire ~, pace apr he nrarG rcleo".
s2i Is. l.. ROWLAND, Prob. IN.
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HENRY TOLMAN

Publisher &C NrsiC, MfruiI,tu'rr nud tGl'r IN
MIsiGALINSIRU WHAT'S, pni M -ICAL MIR
IiIANHiSE,
Just publ she'd the UNION CLEE BOON, price
s 30 per duL.
ijY wasb'rgtch,t Boston, Opposite the OH South
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LAND WARRANTS

Bought nv IpIINE " GiLLEN sro,K ,sp ~.
cHNNae BruEtp, No. u tobgf1ss ~, Boston. The
highest cssh prices paid FIT wnrani., either 40,
~, ~ loo zcrcs.
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~o, ,z,zs OisTIN7
TAISaiEAHssl' sl'SifVIlf c.lcvlMtA
NSHNEs1aaso SET on PAPER.
DESTINY.
CAREFULLY tALt EI.APED
AND SLT IN ,liU

AND SET ON P,ILR
ARRIVAL a. DR e.. W. RUBAt X nj New ynk.
The &, lrhfuit Dr e.. w Rrlhik f0m Swt,tttL,
Pfoi,ss ui As-t los, Astfninl,N Ihunol.r -, M
Ge nirncy, bhNii Z Jnsi 'i'Nr, . om Ihl a,il li ia.
where he hHs lnr, w'h The NJ II tN ItIdt a., ,tt
or the lH-t 'un- IN. HI ,,,Nr,,s 10
lh- citltns 90 New luIA. rnd D., Vicu \. 1. "
KuhHCh hr'n. the sever. sn a., i,3r ,y,I. snn ~ Il
hhNu = dFdr Asi 'lu2y dls rhtnr siLdy ,nc, ,lt
tB'k -" n'ri,'rr htrts clius> - li"ts g. t.tG
ram nv, Ill Hit 80 e I,h. 80. me ,sstss Il,
none ~ ,his c,tn,'N, H. 'h.r"e mt ,'Lr 80
,ed h, Na,urr a. having rul,'ad hoe h. ,d g..
hr II pielhrtd 10 huai, ia "a 10 ,ll"Nrg tee,
a"d L't inme,'aie 'oIsdlIi.rr 'un ui ,Lt Il u, VI
topics. He tan be cuusl,'t III y al a HE u,Ho ~ Dy
lr.rr pre- paid and he II ,rrpp-rt To make use 81
his power on any oi the following .urics,, EusI,ss
oi nll descriptions travelling bl LAID &. .edi Coug..
sh -, hdviCr' giyrr for he srtct.> ~ iCtu.ul III
nrnt tCuiB.iug - s,uCks. ncrThahuil, ~ Tri e.
,a'r ; tie "tcuSCr'ug rgEC'ts u dsputr ; IN. bur
o. asirtu i,kct and lr .'t,y % yiliis n, SEA. II
W'u lTs he nuluT o. CrN ing n Ccri ICu 'u.n
inc Honorable Z Jnf' Hc drdu.ie. inrnt l M Of
S\tdrn " ic' II '.'ll give aim gi'a, l,Tsr IN
shON ms 20 ,he ew 'oNr' iHvo' bir ,iih p cill lie
h - ofc"s il seIN'ce -CspcC, NJ htplf, "a aud
mar &c iuve rtp :, Iol'ncNs "a slts, iicully in
business fraud, sickness shd GtT IN ug>t present aud
,upre events, AM ~ concerns o. lie, md invites
all those Vho are nHi'ced co"pu iuliy mentally
Terms-IPdies 80 cen,s,i gen, icnier ST. Nn,yitits
calculated and read IN full, acoordin. q re o,a,lts
aud masculine signs, ladies 81; gen. cmen SO
NHtsl,ei Blrpated acc oIding To GeOmHncN, for la.
dies 81, ~ fill 50 genl2m,n So H. lull S5:-IeI-
sons p. distance can have ,neii n8,iyies dawn by
s7hdng ,le da,e 0 the day of IL ei~ birh Ali let
ters containing Tue above fee wiz ,eceise ia IA,
ate attention, aud natvias VII he sen. to NJ pnII
OF the United states, w'iten on dJraule paper All
letters aIN O the above topics. 4 postpaid, Ill
be answered gratis His U!ce il No. VI hlie sweet
ablocks below Broadway. jy UG& IL
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KEMOvAL-A GlLBi RI.

FIRSr PREMl, VI GtSSNNER iG MAXI II.
has lhc hpnu' to mtnrn his pa,rons 'hN he has .e
moved 10 his lUrHirr sand,
80 Nn,hH.,un ~ Boston.
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tNNLi IuALii


T'lIE subscriber would iil ~ hV h-n's n
L t,. pnlplir. thai hr hp an hani 6rsi nu ~
ticle of Red A.h SIny. ~ Epp Coal. srlr,icd
with great c,uc from tht hr Minis ~ prnrs, va
nia, which he olTcis l"r s,h ~ luu A. tnu b-
houpht IN town. CHARLES DLkENS,
TN revens's Whit, Sunh .rl, oi iLs bsrs u
Rhode Island. mdN23u
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Wilbor's Compound Of
PURE COD LIVER Oil
AND LIME.

ANO LLN1Es
A CURE FOR CoSsUMPTios, CoUGHs, COLDS,
ASTHMA, ,BRoSCHiTIs, GESLRAL DEBf.~
rY AND ALI SCRoFULors lUMoRs.
VNIiE proprietor has succeeded Oiom directions
4 of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
Lime So perfectly that the taste OF the OIL, which
il 80 nauscous, To persons generally, is entirely
overcome, aud il can be taken b> the most deli
cate females with pleasure. And us rcgards the
benefit Of this article over the Gle oil, the i"'
lowing ease, by Professor Some, il sufficient u
convince the most sceptcal. The young
was "a years Of age.
"iIer disease was one of unmixed phlhisis,
which had been expected to terminate Ia the
course ola few month. fatally. "he upper part
ofb,h her lungs was filled with iubercles, and in
some places we're brginnirr to so,.rn. 1-.a7 case
was evidently bad one. y. treatment Of Cod
Liver Oil was at first used, but wilhnnl marked
Improvement. The Phosphate # Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, ~ IN
the case of many others, WAS soon apparent. -
The patient was rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation d,as not lke the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which Iakcs II vrry dcsirca-
hle for Persons travelling as il h;eps fresh for n
| ng time.
lie sure and get the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEX'R Is. WILBOR, Chemist, l56 Cou
Street, Boston.
X. R.IIAZARD & co., Agents Tor Newport
and yici Iity. jel4
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SILVER PLATING.

nv JAWS " LINDSEY, Ne ~ Water ~. t2d
stur,l where ali Job, ui plating uu sire Bri,aura.
GrtuAn S.l,rr ur Any other WciN WI he promttN
e,rtutrd. Constant, on hand, Plated spoons and
Iufks.
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4 large, cnminrdiuus aud peasant, -itua'rd
y iiou-r upp-nr VI E,ward kng'. Garden,
inrmin u,,dp'cd w thc iinn, ". }. i'at'.. VII
Il, IT, rt frr the next b, dsun, ~ has''' hr - lew
yra,s un rrasonablr teams. ironi ib, L,ri e e.
iolrr ncxi; cnqunr ~ this uilce, a. at ia, rr,m-
iscs. l27 Sming Su'tt.
Di7
NEW Orleans Molasses. 10 Bill. Superi
" quality \. Orleans Molas.ps Iu., rers'v, Land
6r.'mby B\RbER MoNE,
10 StWh side Market ,,,uaic.
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NJ I; JDEi \Dt

\. o. evan 1'd. b. 7 F"'rv Ma,sb'P,
West, ON thi, ~ 10. =, b g Confidence
N"llsi'lr, ;.o.n a.s port, ii, ,osS o. sails, "a.
spars, p", p,r %, dec 'oi d 'roduce.
DO. 18th, Big Ellen II ydcu. S.ni.L, hom ihls
po I.
loading at do Brig Cardiff Melville for th s
Pot.
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CtEAP CASH PAPlR STORE
JOHN CHARTER, 50 Bhcksiou. St., Boston.
PAPER Bags on hand, and made Ia order.
Paper dsiNclcd fee Il t>pcusc to an! pant "i the
clN.
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o. n'or!as latelliecnee. @%
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

Sun Risc., IS snn Sets, oil "a. Water, c
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A Jor nal kr.i dmir, , summer Tour, Tor the
"A Ch;ii.cn -, villasc School, D., ~. au,hos
os"Amy pr.Ir,. - ..Cc 80 e,"Sc., 1nice r;".s
10 one ,olunr. 800; Pas T. os.cnd Ia L.Le
Cprs pce "a 2. tons,ance ~ ,he SImplpn;
Pa 3. From zoe Simplon ,h'ougb 'he Dlrol 10
GcpOd.
n;d.ummc. Fays: ~ the IIo'days NJ Wood
'c,rh. by Susan pindar, Tulhor Of "Fneside
Faths" Sc, 75 cts, 'or sale Wy
WILLIAM II. PEEk,
~ 80 Thames Street
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PIANO FOItTES FROM NEW SCALES
CEVEN, ,--siN.and-, hree quarter aud SIX oc-
- tavo Ro-ewood prano folt,s Just MANI .c'u
el i,om new ,cdlc, aud Of decided su.,r,o,.,y 81
tone, can bc had ii ON the srbscrlhrrs, iur read,
cash, a grea, b',sain. Every ru'ch'sr WET
I've lecurcd by iull warranty, and those who may
pu. chase b, ui,,cr will he as well deaf ly ~ II
u. eseut themselves. The leading menhcl of th's
firm, having bceu ior ny years "A teacnsrr, mu-
s,c is more th'n ordinarily qualified both to pro.
drce aud ~ selcc, instruments Which VIII be- ar-
ccptablc % customers. Our War room, - IN the
crn.cr of the c;Iy directly opposite the New iia-
ven RAILROAD station aud near all tie stations OF
,ne principal R,ul, Dads leading from THE t,.
J. +. WARNER, X CO.,
b93n Ill Broadway, New Nok.
THE Improved llou.rwIr, o. Go'k of Re.
ccpts with Eng,M,ngs nr Mate ~ "nd
Ca,ving by Mr,. 4 L. Webster. '6,h lho,-
sacd. TO- sale by WILLIAM u. "Ltk,
oi 80 Thames SuCet.
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STATIONARY FIRE ENGINE
FOR FACTORIES, STEAMERS, RAILROAD
STATIONS, SO

JAMES FRENCH,
No 70 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
Dealer IN
PAPER PENS, BOORs SAND STATIONERY,
oi every var,e,y, Wholesale aud he AL, at II
loves pt ,ces. (O'dcrs sol clied.)
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~ Il. b. uoW..AND, - oh. CI'k.

uAHrER'S Magazine or ocloi"r contains
III Memoirs OF the l'oly L'nd, oy Jacob Alb
bod, Tpc PAT. .ccs 81 flunce, F.agmrns ,'om
Young We. DIZZY, A SoItir,'s hst Gd,Ilr,
Blcak House, Muns.c,s -; Faith, l'fc ard
Dcath of Paglnri. Nrmi p" Nimiern IN our
s,,cct, My Novel co,iirucd, monthly Record,
&c, Comicali'es, FP-;,,oos. &c., e., sale Nv
MILAN ". fEEk,
so 80 Thames Street.
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MARY J. WILLIAMS, 4,
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MRS. ). NJ. CT WORTb, No. l3 viii
M Iur, Boston, Mass, wodld say she has
at great expense, Obtained from DR.. d. &. DM-
ri,.,on, the -, gn ecipe 80 nanu', curing, to-
,ctpc" with his pa.e ;or putting NJ the medicire
known Ps the
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-11-04
The NcDOnogh VIII.

The decision of Judge McCaleb, setting
aside the will Of John McDonogh, and Civ
ing his vast estate to his legal heirs, produced
considerable excitement in legal circles, and
greatly astonished the people, who began to
think that there was no chance of ousting
the cities of New Orleans and Baltimore Of
this large property. Of course, this decision
will go up to the Supreme Court of the u
nited States, at Washington, for final deter
mination. We will not speculate as to what
the decision may be. There is certainly a
great deal of reason and argument in Judge
McCaleb's decision If it be sustained, this
case will present the most extraordinary ex-
ample of the glorious uncertainty of the law,
which can be found in history. John Nc
Donogb was himself man of great expert
ence in law; he had been in the courts from
his first start here, and seemed to take de.
light in litigation; he was constantly in close
communion with the ablest of our lawyers
For nearly thirty years he was continually
consulting and advising with Jno R. Grymes
Edward Livingston, Christian Roselius, anC
other eminent jurisconsults. The darling
thought-the great leading idea of his life
was to tie up his property, in some sort o
perpetuity, for the benefit of some charitabl
institutions. His passion for accumulation
more than any real neutrality-suspicious.,
this plan. He could not bear the idea o
his property being divided, even after death
His chief pleasure in life was to dwell upo
its accumulated value, in years to come, an
his estimates and calculations embraced d.
cades, centuries, and epochs, far in the di
tant future. This was his fanaticism-h
ambition. It was purely selfish one. tt
idea of charitable institutions was merely il
cidental and subordinate to the grand pla
of creating perpetual and inalienable e
tate-a vast monopoly in our community
which would have been a curse, rather tina
F a blessing, to our people. To crafty tn
passion, his whole life was one uninterrupt,
disregard of all the ties and claims of b
manity for which his will expresses so mut
1 tender concern. We never believed in t
sincerity of such professions; and we estee
it no great misfortune if the will were s
aside. We can scarcely imagine great
!; evil than the existence of vast estate, Ii
: that Of McDonogh's, inalienable in fee 81
pie, only subject to the temporary Occupati
; of tenants who would have no interest to
pair and beautify property of which they
= not the owners. Such disposition woV
l transfer the curse of Girod street-wh
e the miserable novels of McDonough b;
y been a nuisance for the last twenty years
:, to many other portions of our city and Sta
e NJ d Della.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-11-04
Editor & Proprietor.

chance, but of destiny, as pointed mt nv
natural and moral laws that are inevitoble
The when and the how are tosome nrosont
extent within the manageme1t Of the two
Governments; and the people d this conn
try, especially, will look with great solicitUle
to the steps taken by their own toSring these
questions to favorable issue issue
To that Government, We trust, the conduct
of these affairs will be left unembarrassed by
popular demonstrations of unauthorized hos
tility or private enterprises of revolutionary
character. These will damage in the eyes Of
the world the moral power of the Govern
ment, and bring up.for controversy and dis
traction among ourselves disputes which have
heretofore divided public opinion. We stand
clearl y in the right; and all the results which
may follow from negotiation or from war-if
war is unsvOidable-will be legitimate. No
foreign power will have the right to complain
or to interfere without being manifestly in
the wrong, while it is our Government that
is pursuing public objects by public meals.
The popular excitement which proposes to
give expression to the public will, to guide
and stimulate the action of Government, and
prepare for support Of vigorous measures,
is healthy and benefcent; but that which
would take the lead out of the lawful hands,
by encouraging private expeditions, to in-
wade, conquer or revolutionise the Island,
from this country, is of highly mischiev-
GUS character, and will obstruct, instead of
forward, the object of popular desire.
The day and vocation Of flibustering, if
it ever had any, has gone by. The Cuban
question is one for nations to dispose of, and
the decision is not to be Stunned or postponed.
Ideas speed-events hurry on and cabinets
and armies are inefficient to check either,
much less can the prOclamations of terrified
Captain General. That conflict of races and
institutions between neighbors, so diverse
and yet 80 indispensable to each other, which
must inevitably come, is at hand, and its
clashings already sound around US. The pow.
er, the pride, the peace, the dignity of this
nation are committed to the solution of this
great question for America; and while these
are marching forward with gatheringimpulsC
and mighty power, and the certainty of des
! tiny, individual enthusiasts must curb thei
S Impotence for action, and put themselve
/ under the guidance of the chosen guardian
: Of the national honor and ministers of tn
h national will. The people and Government
e thus in harmony, have but to keep up wit
n the march of events, and improve them wit
It wisdom and frmness, to accomplish all the
II desire for their own security and the sprea
e of the blessings and strength of their inst
l. buttons, without stain upon their good faitl
n or any justreproach in the enlightened opir
p ion of mankind.