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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01
ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY, Sept. 27th.--A schrs. New Polly
White, from Kemncbec Tor Full River Diadcm Darling
I'm Bristol Tor New Orleans.
sloops Hudson, West, I'm New Bedford for Prov.
Victory, Heath, fin Providence for New York.
SUNDAY, Sept. 2.tb.-Arr. Sloops Midas, Dennis, M
New York New York, Barker. I'm do. isr Prov idencc
George Washington, smith, I'm New London for do.
MONDAY, Sept. 23th.-Arr. Schrs. Mnria, Small, IN
Prov vidence or Boston Bannor NickorsoD, I'm Boston
for Proyicncc Morning star, Nickerson, I'm Bath fo
do Lucy, Baker, I'm do. Tor do Super or, Kelly, from
do. for 10. Lydis, Baker, I'm Gardiner for do.
sloOp Cy nihia Ann, stanton, from Amboy.
s,iLgp-Frigaie Mucedonian, und Slo0p of War Le-
want, for New York Schr. RoaIn Taylor, Mobile.
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MEMORANDA.

Arr. Roson on Thursday last, scr. Concord, Carr
Havana 2'th ult.
Sailed I'm Goueuburg, goth sl.., chip Kutusoi, Taylor
New York.
4 letter received in town from Capt. Barker, of the
brig Pocahontas nj this port, reports her at Fnyn Au
gust 18th, TO sail next day on cruise Capt B writes
that he had pleasant passage of 22 days, but saw no
whales.
Letters from Capt Clifford of the ship VIM. Lee, re-
port her Fay al August 18TH month ont with 10 h'
sp OIL which had been iandcd-to sal neat dny for ts
Pacific Ocean.
Passed Deal, 81 ut brig Canonicu,, Dislcy, I'm Cron
stsdt for New York.
Arr nt Cowes, 10Th, Wnl. Ens. Levin reported mas
ter fn Havana.
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TO w M TIA X.

'ENHE subscriber, collector Of the Town
Tax. hereby gives notice that be hss
received from the Assessors the Tax Book
lor 1910. umi requests all persons subject Il"
taxa.ion to call AT his Office No. ~, corner of
Pelham and Thames streets, aud settle on or
previous to the LIST Gay of October next.
Dclnqucn,s for Taxes due from 1871 10
1899, are once more requested to settle pre-
v,o,lS to the 2jih inst. rs all then rcInainIng
unpaid viii be advertised.
JER EMfAII GOODSpEED, CoNr.
Newport, aug. 80, 1870"
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! In this town, on Wednesday msrning, 25d, In tl
third year o his ago, William Grny, son Of John Iisnr,
Gillint.
On the 9th inst, Mrs. Mary Flanders, wife Of Mr.
Daniel Flanders, IN the 5lst year Of her age.
On Saturday evening last, Mary Elizabeth In the lOtl
year Of her age, daughter al Nr. Charles Gylcs
On Tuesday morning last. Gertrude Amelia, daughter
of Mr.. VIM. GoH, aged year and months.
In this town, on Friday morning last, Mrs. Lydia e
Clark wife o Mr. John Clark and daughter of the lat,
John Tlngbnst Of s town. In the SD oi her age
l. On tho l4th ult., George s. son OF Mr. Joseph Boss
aged II months.
In Pro, idcnce, Saturday lnsi, Mrs Julia A. Met
calf wife of Mr.. Samuel A. Metca la the 25h YEAR al
her agr.--On Friday, Mr.. Thomas +. Json, aged Ia
On TUESDAY evening Frances Elizabeth, Youngest dnug
ter of Mr. Horny q. humiord in the 18th year Of hci
! nge.
At Valley Falls, r. L.. Saturday last Mrs. Sophit
AiGtn, viia cf Mr.. Francis Allen, and daughter OF Mr.
Edward Willis, of this town, in tho 2s,h wear of h-
age ;on sunday, inlnnt OF Mr. Francis Allen ago,
niontha.
4 In Bristol. 23d ult, Mrs Phebe, widow Of the lat
Mr.. James smith, ot pishton Mass, nnd daughter o
MIR. John valwrll of Bristol, in the 93d year of hc
sge.-On Friday hat, Mrs. Lydia g. Durham, wife u
Mr. boranus DualrauI, OF Full River, aged 20 years.
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FALL GOODS.

TAMES II. READ has received by tho
- Marathon from Liverpool, and from packi
age sales in New York, large and valus 'Ie
assortment Of Cloth, Cassi.ireres, Sattinctsi
FIanncls, Paddings, black aud coored Men.
nos, Prints, Vermont Cloths, ves,lngsi all
styles.
Also :.
$50 pieces American Droadcloths.
l59 Cassimeres OF all qualities.
l25 Sattincts.
Also constantly for sale as agent for ''iis
market, X. g. w. Roblnson's G!l, VIII
lis,on's Lasting, Silk, Brocode nhd Satin
BUTTONS. Orders will meet with prompt
attention. Aug. ~.
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Quick Possagefo .A!bany.-The steam
boat Albany on Wednesday made the
passage from N. York to Albany in 8
hours and 80 minutes, which is said to
bo the quickest passage on record.
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CLEARED.

9Th -brig Sea bird, Hammond, West Indies.
" SIoop Cnnd,ce, Brown, New York.
25th--Schr. Maria, small, Providence.
2Gth-Schr. Roam, Tayl"r, Mobile.
g Schr Cora, Mayherry, West lndics.
sloop RienLi, Heath, New York.
26th-Sionp Midas, Dennis, Prov id-nce.
23d--Slvop New York, Barker, i0I
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NOTICE..

,y,HE stockholders Of the Rhode Island
Coal Company are hereby not'6 ed. that
at a meeting of the directors held in the city
Of New York the 24th instant, an assess
ment Of two dollars was laid upon each and
every share, Of the stock of said company,
payable at the Office OF the subscriber, in tho
town Of Portsmouth, Il. |. on or before the
18Th day OF October next.
or. PETERS, Trcas'r.
Portsmouth. II. l. Oct Ist, lS40.-3w.
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NOTICE.

To Parents and Guardians.
vUNIiE boys department Of the Pubic school
in the South District, will re-comn'"nce
ON Monday, Sept 9TH, 1910, under the "uper'n =
tendance of Nc QviScy ADAMS.
By order Of the Committee
O.C. TURNER, Sec'ry.
Newell Sept. ., IstO.
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Notice.

ALI. persons arc hereby forbid taking
N stones, sand and gravel from the town
beach, or from any of the premises OF The
town. or taking and carrying away any gravel
or sods from any OF the streets of the town
without permission from the subscriber, and
any person or persons who may irespass as
aforesaid will be- prosecuted therefor.
HENRY G.. PLACE, Sired Com'r.
Newport, Aug. "a, 1910.
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NyOOLENIIOSIERY

xH1M. &. COZIENS g. Go. have on hand,
w large assortment ef home knit, fine
warm HOSE and halt Hose, IN oil then
variety, and at prices that It w'l' DC an ~
duccmcn, for families TO supply themselves
for the season, instead ct knitting.
! SeIt -.
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EROM and after i!,is daie, viii pay M
4 debts excrp, contracted Wy ny wiz %
myS sell, ur by Vur'wr,tten rd"rs.
D.H LlHES 1ILLEf
Newport, Angus, q, Ie,O.
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Wanted.
R. |, Dycing Establishment,
PROVIDENCE.

nv L ~ Il Az -
'l'EiE subscriber is now prepared 10 exc
= cute every variety Of work IN his line, ~
a style not surpassed by any other cslobiIsh
ment in the Union.
lie will color aud finish in the best posi-
BILE manner, for Merchants and. Others, the
following articles, viz:
Silks, Broadcloths, CambIcts,
Satns, Nicrinos, Worsted Stuffs,
IIdkfs., Pongees, Velvets,
Wells, Hose, Flannels,
Gloves, Alpines, Cashmeros,
Grapes, Vesiings, Shawls,
Ribbons, Mousscline de lanes. &c.
with rich aud durable colors also ladies
dresses and clooks Of the above niaterIalS
dyed and finished in the mos, approved styles
IGcnllcmen's garments Of uil kinds dyed
,rihoM ripping.
Carpets, Rugs, Marscillrs Quilts, Blanket.
Table Covers, cleanscd nnd pressed ~ a man
ncr to retain their original finish.
| Prices to correspond with the times.
| The undersigned would tender his thanks
to The Ladies aud The public generally for the
patronage which be- has received. and hope
that by care and attention 10 his business h,
shal continue 10 MORT liberal share OF thci
confidence.
General Office for receiving goods, No. "
Westminster street opposite the Universslist
Chapel.
Goods left with the following agents will
be- forwarded aud returned agreeable TO dl.
rrctlons, free of expense, at the risk OF the
owners thereof.
Nathaniel Sweet, Thames. st. Newport, X
l.; Nathanicl CoggeshalI, Bristol, do; Messrs.
Turner g. Salisbury, Warren, Il. l.; Edward
Mason, Pawtucket, Il. L.; Preston H. Clarke,
i.onsdsle, X. l.; John B. Walker, Woon'
socke, Falls, r. l.; Henry Morris, do. do.
Albert :. Clarke, Fall River, Mass. G.. Tai
a. Co. Wobrdgc, Mass, !. B. Taft Eas
Douglass, Mass.; A. Brown, West Doug lass
Mass; Talcot Crosby, Thompson, Conn; II
G.. Cutler, North K'llingly. Conn; &. rIha
ny e. Sons. IVES, k'IImgly, Conn; Edwin
! Robinson, Brooklyn, Conn.
Sept. .. &C. DODGE
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MAINE ELECTION.

I'VE learn from Portland (says the
Boston Atlas that gentlemen in that
city had carefully revised the vote OF
every town in the State, and that Kent's
exact majority over everything VS. 2s8
The following is the vote as sscor,ained
at the office Of the Kennsbec Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

NAvAL.-U. S. ship Potomac, Capt.
Kearny, bearing the lr,ad peEnant Of
Commodore RidgeIy, was at Rio Janiero
August 9th.
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COTILLl0N PA X Z Y.

MR.. CAPRON proposes to the Gentle.
A'A men Of Newport, that he will give II
Co,lllon Party at Masonic Hall, Oh Tues
day evening next, Oct. the Oh. Tickets
may be obtained at TOWNSEND'S Hotel,
where n subscription list is opened. a part
of the Providence Brass Band is engaged.
Oct. 1st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

Those States marked will, a star, choose
members Of Congress on the same day thai,
State officers are chosen.
Votes for President of the United States,
for the 18Th Presidential term, commencing
Oh the Sd of March, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott, arrived in
Boston on Monday evening last, and
took lodgings at the fremont House.
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JUST RECEIVED

.4T TIE LADIES ORNAMENTAL
H.iIR EMPORIUM,
I31, TilAMES-SrREET,
A VARIETY of French aud German
~ Ornamental Hair Work. Also, Mobalr
Caps aud Chlldren's nets, some at the low
price of I2i cts, steel, whalebonc and wooden
busks, with a variety OF shell combs Patent
solcs for Ladies and Gentlcnens' boots and
shoes, Rowland's Kalydor, &c.
JOHN REMOND.
Nd. Persons holding old fashioned tea
coffee pots, cans W tumblers, and who wish
To dispose of them, will apply ms above, ond d
fair price will be paid for the above articles.
O,t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

STATEMENT Of the situation of the Bank.
/ - in Rhode Island on FRIDAY, Sept 18th,
1870, az the same appears from the Returns made
10 tho Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, S9,973,3iJ 90
Bills in Circulation l,532,SO3 "a
Balances due other l'anls, Ia3, $50 II
Net Profits on hand, i20,0O6 Is
Dividends unpaid, 1921 ~
Deposits on interest, 4io,2?6 80
Deposits not on interest, Sil,O6I 90
Total amount of Liabilities. SI3,7iO,l l5s ~
REsoURCEs.
Loans and Discounts, Sll,7SS,Slo ,"
S,,c;e in Rank. 3O5 ,iG7 IS
Bills Of other Banks, 329,322 81
balances due from other Banks, sol ,2l3 III
stock ia own Dank, io' 40 %
stock Heal Estate 4 other Property, $40 "a
T,,ol amount of Resources, Sl3,7l0,l5s Al
OCtho bills aud note. discounted, there IS dne
out of the state, the sum "i Sl'o2',"3' 70
And payable in the state, 7,Ioo,ios II
OF tho circulation, there s held
by the banks, 2o8,15s ~
In the hands oi tie public, l,216,o4i &"
:.By comparing III. above Abstract with the ie-
turns made To the Commissioners, August Sd,
is40. i, appears that .inre that date,
Ths C;rcula,iou has been increased, SliS,l2I 7b
7 he Specie has been reduced, S3, ,226 Is
The Deposits, including ,"iends
unpaid, have been increased, 22,"'3 ~
And the Loans and Discounts have
| been increased, 43,eeo W
HENRY ANTHONY R,,L Co,,
| GEO. &. KING, Z ;,s;,,c,.
WM. PECKIihM,
! Office ofthe Bank Commissioners,
PrOuidcnce, Sept. 2ist, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

WONDERS WILL NEVER CEAsr!-Ma-
jor Eaton, the bosom friend and com
panion of General Jackson and his pet
Secretary of War, Governor Of Florida,
Minister to Spain, &C., has taken the
field a, the South against the reelection
of Mr.. Van Buren,, and in favor Of Gen
Harrison. Last Saturday evening week
he made a speech at Wheeling, and hl
has embarked for the campaign.-.N Y
Com .A,ip.
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,u,IiE REsURRECTION OR PER.

VHNHC RESU NREt1loN oh FEN .
n SIAN PiLLS.-1hese valuable Pills
raise ftom the greatest weakness, distress and
suffering, to a state Of strength health and hap
Pincss
For sale by NJ. FREEBORN, Newport: Eli
phas Barker, Middletown; John Hardy, Ports
~ ouh; Stephen Carpenter, Falriver; Oliver
Hicks aud Thomas Whiie, Tivarton; Isaac
Champlin,I Wckiord; John Brown, T.. Green
wich and A. I. Adie, 63 Market st. ProY-
dencc. Oct. |.
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Encourage Domestic Manuia'
lures.
ST 0 Y ( S,

U,,OR burning WOOD or coal. Menu
Il featured a, the Newport Foundry.
hich for convenience ur uconnny ARE no'
surpassed by any cooking stove ~ in' mar
ke,, Tor sale Ivy WM. BROWNELls
n,d sovih ilt Pod rjfo'.
II ". B. The public arc inyItso 10 esI ""o
sxaminc forthc iGsov,s.
u S,tt9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

Oprr,se ISsrRucrIoSs. MIR. Guth-
ne. State Senator IN Kentucky from the
Louisville Di,irre', has bowed before the
verde, Vi he people snd resisnsd ms
scot
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EE a q q : a s. . 8

In WEXFORD, on the 2lst inst, Mr.. hiram 0oG, Ia
Miss Martha Smith daughter Of Mr. Jonathan Smith Esq
all OF Warren.
In Bristol Mr. J. Russell Bullock, Esq. Miss su.ar
Anlciia, daughter of Jno. D'Wolf, IT,, ESD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

The Syracuse W. ~ Conreniion, Of
Wednesday OF last week, appears to
have been the largest assembly Of free
men ever convened in the Empire
State. II takes precedence, with thd
great Miami Convention on the 10Th,
of Bunker Hill and Baltimore. Every
county 10 the State was represented:
The numbers arc estimated at SIXTY
TuOUSAN .Ntwork Seminal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

We understand that the Rev. Leland
Howard, pastor for the last Two years ol
the North Baptist Church IN this town,
has asked for and received bis dIsmission
from that church.
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N E w GOOD S,
III. SESSIONS,

HAS Just received a variety Of new goods,
L among which are :--Mousiine de lainc,
Grape de lame, priutsi low priced cacos, rich
furniture chntz, low priced do. furniture
dlm,ty, extra bed,icking good black silks.
colorcd camhrics paper ditto PLAIN, COLOR
ed black Mousnc dc aine, challes, Sc.
Aau27
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

a spe cia, session oi the Name LcgIs-
ls,u,e va. 10 eomn,n.e on Thursday
last.
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YERHENA CREAM.

A EMOLLlENr SOAP which prodo'
~ ccs pleasure IN shaving, aud from Tue
delightful smooth sensation produced, leaving
M heating, itching, or redncss, ~ last super
cedlny all other shaving conponnds-.'or sale
nv X. J. TAYLOR.
Sent QJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-01

o. The following table gives On official
statement Of the popular vote IN every State
at the election of President aud Vice PIcsi.
dent i'm 1886:
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NOTICE.

Mn. CLARKE will make some statements
in respect to the history, and objects nDt
condition OF tie American Colonization so
cety; on Sunday Evening next, in the Spring
Street Church, at 7 o'clock. Oct. lst.
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SCHOOL,.

VNTM. GUILD will open SC'IO OF for
w boys aud girls. in the base men' room
of Spring street Church on Monday, the li'h
inst.-Terns - per quarter.
Newport, Sept. ..
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Political Register.

We have compiled from various sources,
.the following tables, whch' will be found
; .vssuaule for reference st this time.
STATE eAND PRESIDENTIAL
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SENATE OF THE UNITED STAEES
The following presents view OF the state
Of parties in the Senate as thoy now are
aud will probably stand after the l'h OF March
nnvt
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STOVE.

MOTIFS No Cooking Stove 'rr onrning
~ voud. INST rate aG'ri, iu' sac w
G.. W. ANTHONY.
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New York and Somerset Oysters

a CONSTANT supply con be had a, the
"A stand OIL Champln's Wharf. IN the rear
Of Hcmond's Confectionery, lJ Thsmes n.
Sept. y.
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NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT
JAMES HAM MOND'S,

Mnusselino dc Lanes aud French Prints
Engisb aud American prints,
ptusaln and Moreno plalds,
E.hcIish aud Salisbury ilnnnels,
Bonnet silks and Ribbons,
Printed ssxopy and Alpncs,
Shanls aud f,dkis.
Gu, ard uncrt Vcvcts,
Fancy cop materials, &c. &c.
O,L |.
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NJ EW G. 90 D s.
WM. G.. COXXENS x Co.

HAyE received and opcncd, during the
III last week. their usual large stock o
early F.lLL GOODS. such as BROID
CLOTHS. C.iSSLWERES, S.f111
VETS .L\'D FL.IN.VELS. ALso-Ricl
figured ApInes, Mousscin DO Lanes, Eng
llsh Prints, Fancy Ribbons, Shaw's, English
and French Merinos, &c. &c. &c.
Sent. u.
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Heavy w OOicllS.

VnO pieces Flushing, Pilot, Beaver and
AOO Wellington Cloths, purchased at auc-
,inu. u, less than cost Of imponatisn, for sale
at reduced prices by JAMES II. READ.
Providence, Oct lst.-3w.
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Stoves Stoves {! Stoves I! I

I have on hand large supply Of COOk
SI'OTES, from the Norton furnace cai-
culutcd for coal or wood--tLe SAME paftcfnj
that 7 have heretofore sold which gate the
best satisfaction Of any ever dealt in, aud
all Of which will be soId ms low as can be
purchased IN this Sts:c. Also. { Rotary
stoves for wood; 2 Poslley stoves, and 4
large member of Cylinder stoves. oh Of which,
will Ne SOLD very iow, us I intend selling out
this Fall.
Also, large supply Of lin ware on hand
which can be p'frchused at wholesale ut d
liberal discount from former prices.
/ All persons wishing 10 purchase stotcs
will do well TO call aud sec for themselves.
Job work done as Usual, and promptly at.
tended tO. WIN. l.. MELflLh
Sept 3.
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A SUITE of apartments for a small family,
~ plainly furnished, Tor which liberal
rent will be- paid. Address l.. b.. at this
od;,.o SEPT. y.
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MY EVENING SCHOOL has opened for
A'A the winter. Tuition 50 per quarter
T.. TREVErT.
Newport, Oct. lst, IetO'
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Office ofthe Bank Commissioners,
Providence, Sept. 2lst, 1910. }
The native American., 1840-05-02

dnstry-a snluhrious climate, pure rs fit came
from the garden Of Eden broadly extended
Territory, possessing every thing i'll the great
est plenty that nature could boStow for the
comfort OF man, greeted them Oh their arrival
il the new world. Soon their numbers in
IcreaSed, and where before the savage rod,
and the tnid deer Sported over hill and
through dale, bright fields, producing the rich
and fruitful harvest. gIaddened their hearts.
Towns arose where the wigwam stood and
on the bosom of the bright rejecting streams,
the bark canoe gave place to the white and
flowing sails of commerce.
| Great as were the rewards that crowned the
industry of onr torefathcrs, they were pur-
chased dearly TOO, not only by the many pri-
vatlons consequent upon all new settlements,
bat by heart rending, cruel sufferngs The
history of those days are full of accounts of
their trials and hardships; of the various
crueltes practised upon them by the blood,
thirsty savnges who watched every opportn-
nifty to renew them Nv heart Srkens when
ever read Of the denonIac acts oI the indians
towards their detenceess victims. When you
reflect upon tht Sc circumstances. and justly
weigh the in your nilnd,are YOU not p epared
to say with me. nay, with every candid man,
that they purchased the ri sht to call this coun-
TRY theirs, at Il cost, Of hardships aud the Sit
criice of life, that 40 other people ever be-
fore endured? Look too. to the struggle for
independence in rs. againts the disciplined.
well provided hired bands of the mother
country, by the few that bravey dared to re-
Sist oppression. Real the accounts OF that
massacre in the street of Bos on. at Lexlng-
ton, and of the thousand other cases on re-
cord, of the base crueltes towards the colon
lists by their lordIy rulers. Read the fiery,
though respectful circumstances. repeatedly
made. to be us often rejected Insult added to
injury, every thing III the ca'"lngne OF wrongs
that could he thought Of, to coerce them.
These were not abstract sutferngs, existing
only in the brain of Il fevered imagination,
but reality.
Our patriot forcfnthers resolved to submit
ii I,u yrr, aud ihcir determination was
crowned by success. and we, their children,
+, inherit by right, descent and Ivy BIRTH. those
rinrstmahle rights IA boon. purchased by long
su1rrInys ,odsheu and death, by orr pa
trOt slreS. T,l,:Se are the grou IDS on WHlch
the descend eats OF those men, set their claims.
:! True, they were foreigners our foretathers;
but can any foreigner now. who comes no'lg
us. law claim to amy such Inheritance! WHAT
did they do towards its purchase, or their ia
theirs before them Nothing, of course. Ii any
of them did, no doubt they were enrolled IN
the ranks of the enemies of free institutions,
swelling the ranks of the hired mcrcenary
soEdiery, or as their base leaders, striving
against the inanabp rights of man.
These remarks, which, | ave has i.y thrown
together, hope you will reflect Oh. aud in ii
short time raay let you hear from me again.
Until then, adieu
Yours. &c,
CARROLL, ..
The native American., 1840-05-02
Fo, he Nufiye .dmer7cul.
Yours, &c.
CARROLL.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Sueln9 Il notice OF meet
ing TO he held on i tuesday, evening OF last
eek, ol TIE Washington Lyceum NO. |,
M d !, visit. with some of my trleAds, and
louud tie house we'll filed vita al, Intelligent
audience, both ladies' aud gentlemen. The
Society was called to order by the President,
aid after some preliminary business, MIR. w.
}. Douglass rose, aud III /, very affecting man
signatlon us a member He painted in glow
ing figure, tie dangers the Lycelm had to
face and the obstacles she had to slrnount,
from the first night Of its nesting TO the pre-
sent time and how she had trlun1phed over
them all. 1t was truly affecting to see but
two Of the original membership two found
ers-sittlng SIDE by side. and one rise to offer
his resignation. He conclude with the io-
lowing lines. composed byhin. ior the OCCASION
Friends of my ontn, with wnoin III hNve met,
tre' a ii ,g'rlng pang Of pnd rSlet.
w nc, iis.s N, breast df "|it.G (0H
With .,hnm IN sweet co".mlne iii nave let
TIE happy o'.rs toy lier w. nave past
W!len DEBATE youth vi "Hoi,s tiPd,
4; lie, g,h iuu>t End: bnl nru'ly OFT viii cast
a look towards III, Il sno Wh-i. those vhoIls idd
For your prosperity, hnppn,ss and PENCE
The uar,ntst interest | snail ever re-
NJ iA>t I'sre VIII be, thai must cease
To BE- s,airr in your common veal
Farewell, ty friends with whom DIT have met,
Th- pain ler' IN pnt,ng IS sincere;
Not readily ur soon can forget
loii OF those scenes 10 the so dear
The vote being taken, the resignation was
rejected yeas z, nays II. The main ques-
ton was then taken up and debated.
The Lyceum holds its meetings. in their
room on & street, opposite Caru>is Saloon,
where the Public are invited 10 attend.
Yours truly, WASHINGTON.