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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

SntpuAS, THE ABscoNpING MrssENGeR.
The Piisburg sun of the lllh says, IN
- pnsrsrr,pt "Shipman arrived in this city
ON SUNDAY morning last. aud immediate y
started on the steamboat Express, for Cinrin-
natl. lie registered hlS name M W john,
son. of New York Nothing was known oi
ihc fraud while he wns ~ the CITY. The p'-
lice got the first inilinailnn at The matter
yesterday, twenty -fnnr hours too late. lie Is
doubtless on his way 10 Texas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
New York Election.

The Charter Election in New York, OF
"Wednesday, Of last week, resulted in ih'
complete triumph Of .,e democratic party. =
They elected their Mayor by FIVE or six 'hon
sand minority, and secured the control n
both branches Of ,he city government b,
large votes. The following particulars ore
from the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

OPrYING OF the n. y. CANALs.-At
meeting ot the Board OF Canal Commissioners
held at the State Hall ~ the CITY "i Albany,
on the l0ih day of April. lSi3 prcsen,
Mcssrs Eriil, Lnlle, Enos and D'ssell, IT
was
Resoir,d. Tim, tho state cannls be opened
for navigation on Monday, the first day ol
May next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

SnpuAy Nothing yet has been heard of
rhls la., of the rnnaways. II has been nsccr-
tanned that hc dciraudcd none ntihe brokers,
aud in fac, the SIS COO of the Union Bank Is
he extent oi his deprednlons. OF this mon
cy It - known that be- appropriated $1,000 To
pay a debt nf his own, aud that n portion ui
the rest he invested IN treasury notes and
other portable matters, IN such way ns L"
show that he contemplated what he had done
before leaving Phladclpha.-tN n. Y. Jour OF
Commerce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

A Wu,lt ~ rpr Sou>p.-We arc in-
formed that whale. 20 or GO i"ci ~ lengih'
was seen ~ Madison on Thursday ~ las'
week. and nlsn on FRIDAY nnd Saturday. "
lir,i made ~ appearance ~ The vcinny "'
west wharf" where u was sccn by NUN
her of persons. On Monday. pauy o'
eight or ten persons cruiScd nearly III" whole
day ~ search of tho monster, but his "nll"s.
~" d,d mol see iii " show himself .Ntw Hd-
r,n T0lidlium.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

Her Majes,y's ship Warspite, COM
manded by Lord John Hay, arrived at
N. York on Monday last, from Port
Royal, Jamaica. She comes To convey
the late Governor General Of Canada,
to England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

WHIG VICroRY IN ALBANY.-The Char
ter Election IN Albany has resulted IN The
The complete success of The Whigs.
Friend Humphrey (Whlg) is elected May
or bv about 300 maj Tny.
Ofihc B ,,rd of \ldcrmen the Wings have
elected ~ of The 20 members, certain, with
chance Of one IN the Eighth.
The Wings have complete control OF The
city, Albany Advertiser
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

1t is stated by the correspondent Of
the U. s. Gnzcitc, that Mr. Profit has
been appointed Ivy the President TO the
office of Minister of Brazil in place of
Mr.. Hunter We have seen no other
announcement this fact, and hope il
may be msinke.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

THE STEAMER IoLAs.-On and after
Tuesday next, the steamer Iolas will
commence running daily between this
place and Providence-leaving Provi-
dence in the morning and Newport in
the afternoon, touching at Bristol each
Way
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
Providence, April nth, is43:
GENTLEMEN,

GENTLEMEN, '.
J have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your communication ot
the 18Th inst enclosing sundry res"lu-
tions, proposed at meeting ofihe clt'-
zens Of Newport on the evening OF tho
I4,h. in relation 10 respectful COM
memoraton of The important change
which, under very peculiar circumstan-
ces, is about to take effect in the frame
of our civil government aud likewise
requesting me to be "ihe organ Of their
feelings aud sentiments, j." on an occa-
sion which is intended 10 commemorate
"the cessation of the old aud the install
lation ofthc new government.
To be selected as The organ OF the
sentiments Of the citizens OF conserva-
live Newport, upon an occasion design"
ed TO celebrate the triumph Of great
conservative principles, | shall never
cease to prize as solid distinction, Of
which any man, however unambitious,
may well be proud.
While ! signify my acceptance Of the
invitation which in behalfof your towns
men, you have rendered to me allow
me to thank you, personally, for the
very courteous and obliging terms in
which that invitation is conveyed.
am, Gsnilemen, with respect,
Your friend and fellow-ciiiZen,
WILLIAM G. GODDARD.
To Messrs. Richard X Randolph,
Nathaniel $. RuSglcs,
G. G. Perry.
William b. Swan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

We are requested to state that tho
committee Of arrangements, for the re-
cepton of the Governor, appointed at
the above named meeting, will meet at
the Sheriff. Office, this afternoon, at 3
o clock,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

| At a meeting Of the citizens of New
port, r. |. convened a, the Town Hall
on Friday evening, April IL, l843
| Hon. f. w. Lawton, Chairman and
Mr.. j. w. Davis, Jr Secretary TO
take into consideration the propric,y of
adopting measures to commemorate the
approaching change in The civil instilu-
lions Of this State, the following resou-
tions were unanimously adopted -
/ WHEREAS for more than two ccntu-
ries since the settlement Of our ances-
tors on this Island and Continent, the
Colony and State Of Rhode Island has
enjoyed, under institutions framed by
those venerable men, an unequalled
degree of civil and religious liberty
with few Interruptions, great worldly
prosperily-and all the other fruits Of II
wise and well ordered frame Of Govern
mcnt And whereas, in the progress,
of things, the time has now arrived,
when the system, which has hitherto
so happily effected these objects, is
abou, to be superseded by "A new form
ofGoyernmen, to which The people Of
this State, in u lawful and pcaceablc
manner, have given their full and free
consent:
Resoired, that the occurrence Of n
change in our political system Of so inn
portant character, under circumsIan-
ces which have cmineniIy developed the
irmness, prudence, and prevailing good
sense of our citizens, is deserving of II
respectful commrmoration, and should
be celebrated in a spirit congenial To
the temper, which this trying and event
fil crisis has called forth.
Resoired, that 5. Fowler Gardner,
Il. X. standolph, WIN. B. Swan, &.
Grant Perry, and n. S. Ruggles be "A
cDlnlnItItC W UIINc lHt
rangcments for n proper commemora-
ton oi the cessation Of the old aud the
installation Of the new Government
and that they be authorized I" invite
some distinguished citizen Of this State
TO express our sentiments on the occa.
sion as to the many important results I"
he deduccd from this evcnliul era Of our
history.
Resoir,d, that these Resolutions be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary.
EDwARD w. L,wroS, Chairman.
J. ". DAVIS, Jn. Sccry.
NEwronr, April 10, 1913.
DEAR Sin -
At n numerous and respectable
meeting ofihe cIiiz"ns "G Newport, con
yencd ut the Town Hall Ia this place,
on Friday, the Ilh inst. the enclosed
resolutions were unanimously adopted
III fulflmcn, of The duty entrusted to us
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

NEw-YoRK ELEcTfoNs.-IIow can il be
expected that there will be any fairness IN
the elections as conducted in New York city
when men ignorant even of our language nre
appointed to superntcnd the polls? The
Journal of Commerce says;
Al one of the polls where we sent clerk
for the returns, he found a German Inspector
who knew So little of our language that he
could mol communicate the state OF the votes.
If llberal,iy were not our pride, American
'rcemen would be likely TO show some lndg-
nation at holding their franchise at the jud.-
'acnt Of Foreigners so green.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

by our townsmen, and in compliance
with their unanimous wishes, We re-
specilully request that you will consent
to be the organ Of their feelings and
sentiments on the occasion referred TO.
which your thorough acquaintance with
our ancient and proposed systems OF
Government so well qualities you TO
perform. '.'''.'''
We are. with great respect, your
friends and fellow citizens, ..--..-..
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH.
NATHANIEL s. RUoGLEs,
G.. GRANT PERRY,
WIN. B. SWAN.
To WM. G. GODDARD, Esq.
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

Exprp,r,ox roR LiBtRiA.-The African
Rpposi,or. March uumbrtl says that snila-
bio vessel 3. ~ be- chartered immediately Ia
proceed 10 New Orleans, and SAL thence.
with about seventy liberated slsvc'. len by
the late cxrclleni Mrs. Read, daughter oi
Cant, Ross of Mississippi. AID certain ',hcrs
ron Kentucky, 'or LIbcnn.-.N q. B"Ii'fH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND. &c. }

Stcfe7dTy'S UNce, .7PrH Is. To43 :
The m"mberS oi the present Senate and
House of Representatives. are reminded ol
the Importance Of their punc,ual attendance
n, The adjourned session in Newport, on the
first Monday Of MAY next.
HENRY BOWEN, Seery
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
Change in our State Government.

Our readers will he graiified to learn
by the subjoined proceedings and cor
rcspondence, that proper measures are
in train for n due observance Of the
very interesting occasion of n change
in our form Of State Government, which
has occupied so entirely the feelings
and thoughts Of our fellow-citizens dui-
ing the past year. 1t is subject 81
congraiulaion that citizen of Mr..
Goddard's eminent attainmcnts, ca
pncity aud services, and intimate ac-
qnain,ancc with tho subject, has conscn-
ted to oiiiciate on an occasion, which
may we'll demand the best talents to
treat it with truth aud effect.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

TE,r Sisocu, II. g..
~ siIss u. !. c1rID.

KISS 81. =. GOULD.
Act well Jour part, there all ihe honor lies
The sioenaker "a, amid wax and leather,
Win sp-sfone over his knee.
Whore. snng N Do. sh'p. hc fe7rd al weather
Dlaw n- h.> quarters and s9.e t-cthcri
na11y old man was bc
II's h7rpv Old man " sc and knowln-.
10 fth II hi. lice - knew;
u t-.siIsd bs EMS. arr hc kept t5fm gong,
Aef .e.f 20 each momot stitch was owtag,
nii ic cot round the shoe.
cf every Z ri tat BIS wax WIS sealing,
Tic closing was firm aud fat,
: he 7fick oi bis awl rcvcr c1uset focia-
ct pam - thc toe; AMI h sali ~ heeins
Was perfect, ana tue u tie lat
Wheaover you grvc him lot 10 measure,
18th gentle aid ssi.ial Aani.
&c took ~ proportions. with looas n pleasure,
As II Won were giving the c9,t'ie.t treasure,
q, dubl n ban Lord q the land.
And many ono I'D hc save from getting
4 fever ~ COLI Or cough:
Tof many foot dif he ave + on wctfin<.
When. whether ~ wa'er or snow twas setting
llls .hoeing would keep them eff.
when joe hal done y. rh hs making ana lncndia-.
With hope AMI peaceful brci>f
EesI,ning las avn. AMI De-, thread ending.
lie passed fsoIn BIS bench % The save cccHdin,
* high o, a kins % rest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
REFERENCES.



e Nil above school F'auklin institute,
NHuda} The -t uudoi M duectu at te Board OF rs
tees naui below. Tho have resolved % make tle Institute worthy
az public patronage Ithc present Tire ~cioi VIII i placed under
The direction ot Miss LAURA Ia who well qualified ni
81 tutath aud experience, o Instruct Young ladies Do tue afS
r1n> o literary Attachments. EsuaIt taught W me- >i Ileh
~tluoI~ r THIS The II male Principal VIII r
utd AS circumstances viii permit and other assistants
vl employ d from time time occasion nuy require
According o. the or-ur,tin OF e association controlling The !n
stufe. Ih patrons of t Sc transact a bus atei~ ui the
ruucra, Board Trustees regulate thc
economy -tl except internal police aud
government inu Wter notice The 'oHin. regulations are pe
There vi of eleven weeks 70 commence the
1 and , Afterwards tl fefft-
VII coentc n Hc Inst iionsI DO September and hd Monday
900 Fcm1u, each term 20 consist ot twenty vo1t,is
Terms t.i'ovSs
~.e.ua Reading, Writing and AriiInec per lmf term, IS o
disc with English Gruulsr fca-1l If'c,>-NccN
cruises in Composition sacred and Irouc History, oo
iile y Ui lit iirue language, tl
EHu.l Philosophy. heii~irf. totlnv. Geology Astronomy
Rhetoric. titua and Moral ~cttr. >siga Ihtuolt. &C.
cilrfi1 aui other hianeltS hl
l Beard ot Ifers whom reference t s fr nr
Tier information, compused O, te follow ng Urmter-. viz
J1uV NukrNs, Atfrfn HAHHi-1N.
Vi. IS. WIGS.
7. s.. rfuf4s. Nr.rtN ". N,raI-.
VIZ. ortwl., l.HN Iu.trE
N~ S,rIH. .. &. N.7t>.
X. ltt1LE-S. T. ~ itftf.f-
fnl 'o
NM, previous notice sa Aa,e been gittn 70 D. believed
Viii sustain a-rf without -t extra clIfeS Should
.,.. ,r contrary 90, extra ,rrc VIII h liked one
..r.f -. fr.. .il.' &C. 1iIl Ie r..Ifti-
"A tcluc,'on VIII alHdNs a 4i.t JOY payments '' i
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
wonder IL sI.c E.ovcs rae.

] wo' Der II She loves me
II give tic world q know
For though htr look -fiil ~ isqcrs Yes.
Tier p sill utter -.
WY should wc blush 80 when we mcc'.
II I'm not near her beaTt'
Pc thy hand Why trernhlc, when
We undertake 70 part
w5nlcrif she YES me
Last nigh; VIC were al nc.
And ! thought there was GOODNESS
tnusual IN hcl tone
fce, toying with her cuflS J stole
Oh snch kiss and though
She did not kiss ne in return,
She di not b.d nae -
wonder If She loves me
To wake her " rm rs pri e..
feigned 70 l9vc another once -
She neither spoke nor sighed:
STU. though She seemed c,npfi'nless.
] watched her bluc &C wei.
Aud I'm certain That tear drop
From %, silkcn lashcs fen.
wonder If SIC loves me
I'm sure / can I decide.
J or sometimes shes all tenderness,
And sometimes she's an piile;
ia win question of mv Iopcs.
Ny fears stu weigh them d1vr.
Sllee even her sweetest. sgrHir,t smi.c
is tortured by a fl0wn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
EsOOE BINDING.
md Accnu.lf fsonI M.sflltf.lclnrN.

"A. TYLER a. co. wholesale srd retlesrs ana Mtnuac
> = and dra.r~ in >tafarf o. Ar
in te Ntr bi Ha.hfaa Srrof,op-l' r Ifintf iinie
indianapolis Indiana where tlf a"A hc obtained and ~
be- found constantly IaHi. tle Articles in men ne lre
l,afk .aa-r Aut.faf- irt1-irf- to
Magistrates ultfi Irffrd tfles.
iu ti then nanh as t ie Improved ant'e az sew
n-, which -rft rlrlih.fF Anh ~ int"n lt
superior other utfi devised CO h'N t-s - aud q"
keep aui solid winnie he book TASTE instead 90 conu-
other methods Tire ntiii
renders fe ,s- Ntsii doie he 90 Kind though ts
t u us eenfr durability and -lsrf -se az nisi fiF
r hff>- til tf @ ia tern wofk 'nd go l-hrfh pttr
D., u. Geo. t~n ffIared W manufacture a a-rr ffhn- "a
iantl Auc- saIl Iales tsrnrlsus Port iih~
kfs. cld t. Ahau., Spectacle Gases, Cigar Gases iofA
l,i.h- aud N.fc Ta.i-.
A~.C rAR al0ays"n band, winch can le bound n various
and Eans- supplied t shortest notice baic frrIH-
ant Brd tle Il N go reasonable prlce- and short notioe
Tie most Improved racuu Rolling Machine b. jusirrtcFed
Books aud iafsr ruled pattern.
The, prepared au kinds m Binding French nnd English
EAtra. cNffa Marble aud f re
Finish Au kinds of Law and lfreNr I'D works and iul
faafrh which personal attention a l old fes
tfftu iu 90 ~ft lc
crliiou Isaac BsoEroHn. supreme Judge CSC p
nrNv. Treasured state 50. NnrHls. Auafafoi Stale >ar/t
Bank 81 Raw Caierof feus
a. AZ t'tuY frtI5 Insurance Company A. "a AafFs ll
a.. =. ihf.f.. l.-f.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

ff7fir- Uaffa IL Cirisf-sg FoR-We 'cirn fom
The D,,rai' Daily Advertise tia, Horace Fleming. a
preacher in Branch county. Michigan who lately
arrested on charge Of poygary and pleaded guilty on
his essluraiion has escaped lie Mlere. and last
fall lsfl his wife and family Utica, v Y. and moved
II proclaim the speedy coming Of Christ; He
pt.-el n a.e.f If single man. and consummated
hi- .'iop by marrying respectable Young woman Of
Sherwood. Branch county while his wife Utica
mourning his absence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
F,or, INC Fredsriekssurgl Ia ! Reeorfs5.
Wink tb.fraci;Ous about thc Tariff.

WIZ >fT:sci.0iis amour the i,ilU.
.fbstraoiion the first.
Governments bv cnactiug a Protective Tarfi, NAV
enrich the manufactures without imparug the means
Of tlc rest Of ihe community.
CoroigrY Tile viii of tbc Legislature wealth.
therefore Man has outwted his Maker and need no
longer earn his bread by the OF las brow
distraction Scc0Rd
The esi way 20 enrich nation Is % compel the pco-
pie follow occupations for which hcy neither fitted
br skill. capital soil, climate.
coroary i cheaper to make sugar from beets, and
oranges and pine apples IN hot houses than 10 buy
these articles from the West Indies
abstraction third
\ Protective Tariff benefits tire nation bv diveriing
industry INTO new and more profitable channels.
Cor01qru- Government the best Judge of what
pursuit an life individual Is fitted for and Should
control the choice Of their Professions trades and
occupations
Ii other nations las heavy duties ON our exports wc
tie M effects - those duties bs placing equally
heavy duties import, from those nations.
Cor0''qrg lst--ltis WISE MAXIM and worthy Of All
CT 2nd--If YOU have to sell at cheap rates YOU mas
remedy the evil b, bnylug Al dear rates.
.4bsfracfio,, fifth
II you exclude the manufactures OF the rest of the
world fom home market. and give monopoly 20 a f.,v
domestic rnanuctures, YOU will eHcouIase comPei;iou
aud reduce prices.
Cor.-Monopoy legei. competition, and dminislle-
Obstruction sir&
Tho manufacturer. ak Tor Protective Tariff because
VIII reduce the prices 1T thcir manufactures
Co--'ihe largest profits are made rs seIIng 1T the
lowest prices
Tins The pens ossaorum of Wing political ccono-
N.Y. first demonstrated by Mr. Claw
T. tlc absence Protective Tariff. tho manufactures
scil few goods ~ loss-uudcr such Tariff the, >el
great many goods a, sal lower prccs--hcuce though
,l lose foro on each article, Vet the frequency and
magnitude Of tie los- makes the business profitable
6or->u.sn pecuniary losses are ruinous, bat large
losses makes mems fortunes.
lfsfr0rsfqu fr0fft
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

I'd PATMEIEE respectfully inform the ctEens o Indian
k6 aps vicinity has commenced the manufacturing
experience practically acquainted
tr Dee i -lfaatt GO ilfni~ ~ gti
Pianos ct the tinttns and no os>
De- New York. l-sn. Iiair lfia
The reru- w-ine - fiafo- ins ied
~ cell before purchasing His establishment dsrs
a m he Palmer Huse Washington si,ei, ani The same
building ~ ,lc Rrral.'1r. tEFof sfs-'
Vu,n.s riieft- tunct and e77'rc' Si
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

-elG1ch1'v Mrs. shelton. the widow Of the late Col
Shelton Of Mississippi who committed suicide shor,
time ago has last been released from her >uerngs rs
death This disgrace and suicide at her husband
much Tor her womans rsiure and she has died Of
broken heart
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

Acfsg-scT 80 Nv .----t ONftf:fOEt- hfru
= = Co. attend ard i business ilai De- f nsf o. i-
~ ,a- n Fountain aud tlc ADJOINING ai-e GO fhf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.
zndlnnanniis

rEyuls Institution opened pupils
n Mr.. s.vrL L. JofS,oS, ~ several
been engaged % teaching IN one Il Tie most eminent literary nsi
Sir johnson win be assisted cnFr,,- number Of abe and
experienced Female Teachers, aud the Patrons Of the school are
assured that ssoh ssy viii be- employed.
According to the uial custom seuaa-ies Of tins kind regular
mated the Junior Middle years Young ladies -
medal Or dr"ms Those hereyer not asus 10 pursue Tire above
named eouse l have The privilege Of engaging ia such studies a.
may be deemed best adapted 10 their wants
English camurar Gedchy sS,s History Of the Tinted states
Colbuu's Fist Lessons Arithmetic. Smiths Arithmetic.
First Term, ancient ami No'ern History fh Aliases,
tDayies' Bnrion.- Nsel,l
Second Term, Mrs. Iincolns Iio,snv.
tGeomety Ieeendre.
Geometry completed and Plane Tu.anoa.eiy.
FIRST Term, Palel Natural theology,
tGray : Chemistry.
\e tiiS1s@si f /. '.s,..sy.
seeo"d Term o'ds'eai'. Natural iafe-o7l, Begun.
Bars Lectures hesun University edit
to.a.,ear. Ns'ani rn.,.4., completed,
r.., q NBlairs Lectures comprlsj
j ianel: eea ...,9 b. II t3e Heavens
ia,e. tnaioe,
Second Tenn. Aalaud'- Mprd Sccnce
..,,, Mel l,aine', E'ideree~e q thr.~'-ai .,
aes,a.s j" o'roe'ap1 Rea'ue, Wruns and com o~ion.
Ih study ol LHaaa Gn m} De- lorued eabe n connection
with other studies CT separately a. may De desired
PRIMARY Dpgtmeat-IH,i Class icr ousft,r. 50 90
r..,-.-, second '''-'' '
.'i,.,s- l'ano Forte. singing. O~
Guitar, % oo
Instruction VIII he given me r' .as c,-n Ieaepess.
r.
For lessons Linear and Fer Painting
c'nr~, tl Painting I~u-plr Embroidery. French
%eede work, I. flowers, Wax is-~ and f-ut reasonable
r.
REFERENCES.
Bishop N'.L,AlSr. ct Oho.
D. D. n',e4r-, /. D. President OF Kenyon College Ohm.
Rev l>o. iofc~~or Of Language
T.. Ro... A. NJ, Proesorof saliraaIa. and >,'uc s.
Kenyon tolrce.
Rev Alrpro Ht .ee rlacp'eof lines Han, Gambler.
ItfE, Marrls.>.
-. NI,g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

The Na.ilal G5vcrntncnt 7s runctuay lalL -
lar # Revolutionary debts and the debts OF the last war,
amounting upwards o FIVE hundred millions. aud incuficl
against European sIanui,s
the cities dchnqscnt. and only TWO or three al The
States from present inability and u inclination. But
European SHE of the account Fraud rcpuia-
troa ncs innulncgahle. T. lud refused 10
pay tim fourth OF national debt, anl his frequently
lcpulate the stipulated interest France atnliatci the
whole deli due the commencement 81 the revolution Of
I1Nq and enormous amount contracted Afterwards; Aus
TIA h1s icTpiltel nearly uonsanl millions and Russia
and ncuma.k have followed the fraudulent example. Yet
these Euor stained with the guilt of debts,
ted for criminal wars, and the additional guilt o de-
futrs the lenders. taunt with i0Heg for the delay
OF the interest which becomes nee Sary under cur arrange
ncus for fall and honest payment Integrity We quiet
D, tlkc such imputatons hom leptii
dyer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

zAXE Just received and orsned al ilef d stand few d
and
Dr. r.. ueseine. Pants oi Dfi-oe6 aHe ie'sf No fs
rare 44r Gsss Cotc pure Htsfs eHa i4qurs, sestd
pre~p purpose together "a NJ alrtsi every itf aitr
en selected ~fl fieN o. have
aud ever, alele o tie qiainy. and determined sell
sans al De lowest pf'crs
m ~rians Country merchants aifit@n lrf
lids r. pcCffuIS invited.
PARTICULAR attention Viii paid io tne Sest nsa rd
hsfse that with the
branch 81 business W shall De- atisio
rradrr isl satisfaction.
R-Ihe highest prices viii BE- given in cash rlntfadf
flsaseri, thA'sfit ~ q hhNAtHfA
fudsrafsIi~. &. f~f2- &fH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

GrEvAy CoLosIzArIoN.-'rh Ko'H ZcitaBg lately
published correspondence from Mentz. from which 1t
appeared that persons IF rank Germany had Joined
together ~ The purchase 90 some extensive tracts Of land
~ TcNaS destined settlements for German cmgran~
This proves 10 be correct Twenty flour princes. and
other persons oi high rank. among whom are the Duke
Of Nassau aud the Prince Of Luaugc have commenced
the execution Of this grand scheme. Tie agents who
concluded the purchase Of territories already their
way back 10 Europe Should this first Nparinent pro,
successful the plan viii speedily receive greater extern
son