davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
THE. PRTSIDFNCV a.,


ne 70 alrs concerning tho party plans for tho next
PRESIDENTIAL ca'nragn are plenty az backberres A
Dein'crai IN The Pennsy lyana legislature hiued (eN
Gays SINCE at an utilization between the pennsylva-
MA Administration and President Tyler 1t is charged
that Cass paper Was about BIZ established at Harms.
burg. winch was 70 find encouragement from high unc
soiiares theisihai the assumption OF the name OF ASS
was rase, and that wJud BE- do sed Is son as M
der the plan was thought eXpedien, and that then Mr.
Jylar's was to be run for the Presidency. L. connecon
with these hints il nen,ianed that sou Of tyern
NJ Porter was to be appointed Secretary War after the
break up in the CABINET. which predicted Il, take place
rs SON as Congress AL ,nrns.
Ibf Aladslnian publishes extract NJ letter fren
New brunswick. New Jersey in which is stated that
information from Tf1nton announced that John Tyler o
Virginia. Was unanlinoasly (and by acclan,sion) nom
mated as the Democratic candidate ofhe Jersey Blues
fm '44,hy an asS,nbase Of 1900 citizens fron anos
every pau Of ti,h State.
meeting Of The friends Of Mr. Tyler has been held ii
Now York At Which Nv rskpsslded. Air. T. va
held y LII 2 l1(I!l al
= - pp 4a>rsmen q = 10 -
- fjlpd Caatmttfsenl 1rAxe - to:l : y Al q
II n An 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
.TFkfssE.ss .e'Dv!Cr.

fHHlE srBseRlrrR having sr'Il.d i,uchhutr. Of
hrs - 7tsts u rhe diiiefeat t5aocars Of hs pro
tcss ia III" ehrns al Tho lon eul Surrounding rnnn
lty. llr may gearriily ht fml. dfu! The ll, Al his
GILL; y" hf Ie'ai put"I tae nHldul occupied bs \. &
bnnst ri. is4 n'aflv opposite lbe Franklin lotel aud
Al NIGHT, Al the fosideir' OF John RaYry. EsI
1RkHLFY FlNNEl, NJ d.
-. is 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

THE CtrsI OF ouR ENHABn,ssNrSrs. la Mr. NJ.
Duli's speech his resolutions relation H. the Gun
1un ut the country and the best mode " cNffraiing il
nun them. he made lie fiNng fcieuce the cause
winch IA noi hc remarkable, lrara oui the nrl,.
mrni o. the Wings n opposition n the Democratic par
". the P#ey Vi h'eh he has lancfy cspoasrd. lie
said:
''ffe,deni lashsaa bad certainly committed very
great efrf N removing the dep sus ard IN slsctrng
errau Ntale Baaks the depsarirq of Inc pubic M
ncys, win usuneiuUs a'nsi ainuuhtng ia law, Ia,
furnish tlass aHcal india toms when the iIuk had
been N the bs.' ( .ang, ndtf thai system ever,
one Ms aaatr II alusuok place. Ali Hat had been
projected y The ntsi agacis atatly ueeuurd, aud
the currency 81 Tia. country expanded Ia degrre
that bad parallel IN me tide If tiae. Such Ms the
Mid dot0ui ia ey'tt y sslale srccits # speculation
hat prnniless ads,Ia5ss cut rcd latu The tune u
hundreds 4 thnn sands ttc prprf tanlshrd them lis
he banl = and the inevitable consequence gcn
efal suspension "a. g.ea 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

~ Tie UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern Distinct Of Virginia
Fen 23IS43.
"a ANIL FL. BRANCH, ofths town If Iynchburg Ia
y y.u9 filed pe1ltrn IHayng that he NAV be doear
81 bankrupt II IS nrdefcd tna all persons claiming
Il De creditors al he sad Samuel Bfanch show
rbc enur Oh the 3Uh day III March neat. why tho said
Samuel Dfrneh Ice declared bankrupt. Pursuant 10
at ol Congress iha behalf. aud thar copy OF lhs
rdff be published IN tie newspapers according 10 lhe ~
aud 9th rules d court
\ GoY-I'sir.
HENRY GIBSON, CIR.
Fab = Nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
DIR. IkeEgE.'S
I'll u D Z g 7 Il = = :
RsSI0nER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES

WHETHER produced by bile, phegm, from internal
w morbid matters. ar'nz fro b1dly cured old disorders,
ou the NE Of mercury, calomtl, haf On female)
om the change OF lits pc. i6,d n The Pamphlet.
Piiee PEE Hfttie PINT u 30 Quart. -
.Itt-Sygatlc Syrup his VI edIeuc Is in all Yenerea
Disorder certain remedy and the patient viii feel himself
2me esi benefited m 'Nenry tour hour Price per Bottles
PINT II 80; Quart. 3
.9sg3ia afrttc eslebratef1r its snoely and nerles
removal Of eunoffhna and GIee also # tn fearful results
eqa'nt IN ats improper treatment bene, will be
e n y hours fee fourth Of pnt 81 81, hall pint 81
pint -.
G,flo''a. pasq,, for Bilious and Nervop. Affections,
Cod sc. Prize, % cents
aromatic Erraet lin"e, for in5zs son Collnrs. in
The Sipmaah Numbness Weakness in The Limbs Rheurna
usn, &c -Four ounces SO cents hail pint. II pint -
D,gie0trs Poteder Tor Bilious Afeelions Billions Fe
'ef i,aGaehe, Diseases oil the Eye tSc which to be
Ken IA IL. lie =tofef. 50 cents per box
'9p9n "iatart for pres, which is 10 be applied besides
Bonsol Oat@,,nt, for letter Rinsworn. Salt Rhcun
saldhsad Efnpuens Of The skin, and Foul Ulcers, be
applied bcsdes the Resiorer. 81
ta5efssl Strengthening Plaster FOR Diseases Of the
fhesf Dyspepsia, inlammaof, ltaeaHan, Palsy, Parav-
SIS X which in most Il these BE- besides
the Resfnfor. 80 cts. per boN
- For fall AMI Particular account Of Dr. Kuhr. Nell
einef. th,r properties and nature see Dr. X, p,nphlel
.etc,e4a wi, likewise be found dine lions for their use and
numerous Testimonials, which accompany every Medicine
mi my likewise te had, gratis, at tie oee Of Dr. X. oroi
his Agents by mail.
Pe,ens wishing to procure any Of the Medicines will di
thor orders
IN kuh DGise Richmond Va ar any Of the follow inr
Agents IN vi gina:
JACOB RuMBoUGu, I.yncLb,rg
Henry iIlzIewoad, Castle Craig, Campbell.
Nm. l.,aNich, oter Bridge, bedford
Tho j, 05enehain, b. hlnan.
Andre" faiPe Govinsfon.
SAanl,s, Brown Il Co. Salem.
Fcck $ Mi.ot, 81, Lick.
g. " * ID. q Bittie, fmcastlc.
{ Dnnknm & TO, Lexington.
Roisa Garluer, Chrisiiansbare.
X NermHlan NrwbeIn.
J. j. Ptucson Y Co, ilanville
Col Z. Bennett, iittsylvania {. H.
Peer haraslae, Republican Grove, Halifx.
AulklSsun,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
against

NlIiiNIA;-N Rlcs he'd in the clerks Office of tl,
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chaneerv, Ton Bed
lord County, the II day oi January, 1913:
Richard NJ Talltirno, Moses G,eer, John " fIoland
1c'fse ufhcr and tlenry !. talla~sy, Plaintiffs,
against
BERNARD G. llcn1riek, Justus Hancock and James |
Drown, Defendants.
In CHANcERy.
The Defendant Bernard C lIendricl ha wing entered
h appearance and given security. according act
Assembly, and the rules of thus Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that hc il inhabiiant tins
s"n4nWfa'h II sote red that he doappear rules to
be held the Ce, olce OF the said County, on The frr
Monday IN Match next aud answer the plaintiffs, hill; and
mat tN order he Inserted IN newspaper, published in
hburg ortNn months succcssi,elv ard posted at ,he
lot door Of the Courthouse o this County on some Cont
d~l ACopy,--reste,
JOS. NILSSON. OK.
Jan. 10 v9r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
Jan. 2G
SE.s6ssSst:

SessdsNRt:
I Klei holden in the Cleric, Office Of the Circuit SUI
"A pciof Cont of Lazy aud Chancerv, for tie Town OF
iynehbnrg, The 9Th day OF February, 1915
Thomas ~ Eabanh, Plaintiff,
against
Wil!iam ". Scott. Samac n. Garland. aud Vim. NJ
War, admr> David : Garland dced Boz Miller and
ino MIane ofs 81 Lindsay Mcdaniel, who was >r Of
Jsmes Peuaictoa, deed. Defendants.
IL futNCEaY
Tie defendant Boyd Miller, having entered his ap-
pearaurs aud gwen security ofdns 10 the Act Of Aeon
bly, and he ae Of TINS Court and appearing by Stsflc-
tory evidence that he is not inab'aat Of tins eoune Il
ordered hatt the said defendant do appear here he first
Monday II Alg next Chat being rule day) and the
oli~1 and amended bills 81 the plaintiff, and that ca;y
oi tins order be forthwith inserted newspaper printed
IN the town of ynchbpg, of two months sueces ely and
posted at the front dooro the courthouse. in said
ACopy--Testc,
u, ROBES, OK.
Feb 9 N2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

~ lhL UNITED STATES ooLRr,
For the Essten, District Of Virginia.
Feb. i. 1872:
y EWES MERRITT. Of the to~n Of I.snchburg.
having filed petition pra, ing that he may be declar-
ID Bankrupt II Is ordered that all pefsfns claiming
20 u ciedrs o the SAID Lewis Meutt show cause 10
The ruun on TN 25idday ct March neat. why the said
Lewis terfu 70 drelar,da bankrupt pursuant u an
act u Congress m that behalf and 'a copy 81 this
der be published IN ts newspapers according the 22d
aud I'm rules # court
a Copy-'Tese.
HENRY GIBSON. elk
Feb , Nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

IRGtNiA:-A Rules held in the Clerks OG,e Il liz
Circuit superior Court ol Law and Chancerv, for the
County ol AmHetsi on Monday the 2hd day OF Januafy
l-1Jt
John W Young and lohn g Nccm, merchants aud part.
ncfs, trddIag under the firm o Nuung X hi.em,
Plaintiff,
against
Many Philip in her gh and for herself
and children, James ". Fhp,, James L. Thornton AID
Francs his vile George Php., infant under The age Of
I've ny one years by p5 'Ft usley specially assigned lis
21uila1, iiisscl Sorle and Mar. his wife, and Braxon
Novel ANA Mildred has wife, Defendants.
IN CnANCERY.
The Defendant, Russell NanelI, not having entered hi.
appearance and given security, according the
semhg and the ules OF tbs QUIT and appearing by
factory evidence, tat he is IN hihant tins com
n'nvel Ii. l. Is ordered That the Defendant do az
eir hie the lst day OF the March term
IL bill OF the Plaintiffs anl that copy ui this order he tph-
"H9 inserted in some newspaper pub shed the
lHnchbng, Tor two months successfully aud posted at the
no1t deCr ct the court-hou u this county,
Copy-rests.
ROBERT TINSLEV, Clk
Jan. II w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

Z II aGFN Inc - y y IT . T z
on Main street, recently occupied by Mr.. Henry
l.. Davies.
Feelings Of gratitude prompt hin 10 tender 10 hi.
friends and patrons who have generously snpporod
him heretofore, his warues, thanks sra in t,k,ny ,L
establishment, respectfaysllc. continuance Of ,hr,
support in this way
The location IS pleasant, the rooms sre very conG
ole, with good stable aud spring Of excellent Win,
within few yards Of The door, enabling him to MAKE II
~ho may favor him with their patronage co,nf,r,,bl
In fine he would say 10 the Farmers and Planters Of tho
country to the Travelling Public 10 all call At III. r.
MON and You shall be com(r,able-be made 10 fool :,
II . NJ f. NV ~
Jan. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
M, 90
-
jrsi'sI:l /:

Virginia
ritr. held "a hr clerk Office Of tine rr uit .u,e 10,
"A riot law aud cnAneer, Brdt,ra county, the ,th
aV ut f'btlatv. 1919
i.'ruy Coleman, Plaintiff,
against
Paihp Wilkinson, Samne Garland anil Pembroke, Gnrnrd,
bet nauuts.
Is CH,ScERY.
tn aia', Phihp Vnkms1l, i5t having entered lbs
s2por AMI eifea security according 10 The ASS
m> nnftr tlcs Of ns court, I i.appanng by
rsr, Evil n.rp the is MT an IN militant ~ tins commul.
"eih, II '<od'rtd tat Ia do s.ctr here Er-i l,N
oi the tfln Mt nnsnrr til ptuitt-' hui;
al dis oj"r h, 1t u saitr, publishtd
= lNartiGs, Tor NO mapts lrc,~,i,elA AMI nst
ir font door tls cnui>e of th county on sun tni
DIV, CopN,- Fvst,
JOS. WILSON elk.
Feb l6 wan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

III INT ocaied n Pellsr Mills in Amherst c,u,
uhers his Professional services b. ,e citizens
II the surrounding country. From more than TEN
YEARS EXPERIENCE. in the practce,a and BY strie,
attention to the duties. OF his proission he hopes la
nprit and obt,iia patronage.
Dee , w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
UrsAsGs,S osesSCts,,

S'IE subscriber ms l0sl r'crl1cd suui lot nj swrel
u llavmm ORANGES. rcri fne-Aso Lemons aud
rs. IL - and fne. GEORGE W YANCEY.
F,h TO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

AsHLpaRo', y C., Jan l7th, 1913
pr J. krHt, Richmond, DEAR Slit
enclose you, &c, MIR Nathaniel Newbcy seems
10 be now IN very good health Sc. Signed
J. VI \. DIR AKE.
Fcb. Q WIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Religion and Morality IN every day life.

ia not every thing. then, in social life.
moral ?-rnllv u matter of r"ligion--a Ices,
4 conscience ? You enter y"nr dwr!lmq.--
The first thing HAT yoU srp. and u may be
in very -lighi ,hing-mav call npnn ynn for AT
act nf srl,-rnmlnand. The thing may moi b.
- il should he; bat iha, ~ moi the most M.
icrial consideration thai is not what mnsl
'oncrrns you. TIA" material consideration
is,-thst your MUD may be- put nut of It's
proper place. that you may no, be- as vou
should b". fom 90 from ynnr door The
sight oi Tho first man yon behold. may call fr
trial of oil y"nr vlr,u"s. You enter inin
ia" ihrong of society. Every turn of your
'vc may present nn occasIon for the exercise
Your sell respect. yonr cnmness. youI
hnd"S'y, year candor, your f"rgclfnln'ss oi
"f yonr love of others. You visit the sick. q.
or ner"Ss,'nns. Every step may be one Of
'sirn'a'ion, or. at least. Of self applause or
! rnay b" one "i true generosity and good-
"ss. Inn stand nInidSl the rhrong of men f;
md yonr position has many relations You
,rc higher OF lower thnn others, or yon nr"
~ equal and compc,Itor and none ~
hose rrlniinns can be wisely sustained with
'ui the aid nf strong religions consd"ra'Inn..
Dr. ynur position l. fixed aud unalterablr.-
Yun nrr parent ; and ynu give command
nr make rrQ"e.l. A thuu9hifui ohs"rver
Will p.rcelvc The very tone Of Il 10 BE- moral !;
md friend may know that II has cost ,w"n
" wears of srli.diScipline 10 form lha, g"n-
.lr tone Or, yon are Il child and yon obey
nr dIsobey and let mc tell ynu thai the act.
my. the very inannsr of your net, Is 50 vital
! y good or bad. that II may send n thrill Of
/ !ladncss or pang. sharp ~ sword, 10 IN"
heat nt your parent. Or you are p"pil /;
! and can any look bp indifferent, which by IT.
'"vliy. or negligence. o- II'-humnr. adds 4"
n" alrcndy trying task Of ih"S" who spend
inXi"ns days aud nights for You The mil
Ion occasions Will come. varying every t"nr
~ when you may re-,ralr yonr passions. SUBJ
'ur your hearts io g"nll"ncsS aud patience
rcSiyn your own interest tor anolhsr's adran.
age. speak words ot kindness and wisdom
risp The fallen aud cheer the fnlnilug nnd
.ick in spirit. and soften and assungc ih"
v"urincss aad bitterness at the morinl lot
These rannut indeed be written on your
uubs for they ARE NOT one series os specific
,ctinns, like all of whhi IL technically de-
loniuatcd philanthropy. They shnl not be-
written on y"ur lomb,; bn, they are written
~ iilr braflS Of mru.-uI friends, of chiidfen,
of kindred all around you they are written,
~ The secret book oI The great account
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
CONSOLATION.

The following lines were written in a sea.
son Of affection by a. &. II.
It is when the parting breath We watch with anS.
iou- h'st,
Il is not in the hour of death when chose we oyr depart
Norlet when laid upon the brr we ioi"w slu" ih.
course,
Which lead. u- to their dwelling low that mos, We
feel their loss
when past the last tbe solemn rite mn dust 10 dGs'
hath gone,
And ln II. wnnred channed course the stream Of lite
oh aho eau tell how drrnr the space once GII'd b,
tnu-r mn.t drnr
When well kn"wn scenes and local things and all but
they nre here.
Th. deep this heartfelt Loneliness, tbs quiene'' OF
RrleL
Fall. Lruv,r The flowers oroy taan ismpssr' strong
hur brirl, - .
rho w6iruin,. lear The blossom. inr Yet still the
stem nIHv thrive,
Dul cold ,rs.nns ihering blight scarce leaves the
ROOD alive
uut n. our earthly pleasures ndc, fpnn'' % heavenly
sprior in our bosom. wilderness aud nurturrd there
increase,
In humble hope sud hoiy sar, our mind, will daIly
rba, ,mu,cn friends are rpa.s erranhs li'Il ~
love"
Then .eek not hnurs Of sober gcfo borrowing honghis
to shuu.
uuti our heat. are brought Nv truth TO ssy "iby viii
be done y .
And grateful joy for strokes like these our hcs'n IN God
ttYN warm
rerhsp. Ir saw the gathering cloud, aud housed them
ioH ihe Storm.
tia ~. own good time and way lie shelter ihe"
Hpn Hi ,-,-
,,d IN o.. ,v.rr, he.. the blow 10 hose remaining
stni
Ma, ~ oi hope o nn In heaven the song ihs blessed
ttisr, - ,.
,,,gt, iuia sn hang of Saint. how jus. md true Thy
nays.
The ,t.vc tine. ~.re rp...-,ri w nc sswror Nor
cur, RON sn irsurftct tsF!.l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Election Week.

The coming week, in this place, pro-
misses to be one Of more than ordinary
\ interest in the annals Of our little State.
1 The old aud venerated CHARTER oi
King Charles, under which the good
people of Rhode-Island have for s"
many years lived and prospered, will he
consigned to an honorcd grave, to give
place 10 the NEW CONSTITUTION, which
the people have legally adopted as thu
future paramount law of the State
May the same unexampled success at
tend them under its organization, that
II has ever attended them under the old
and much abused charter We ask
no more nor need more be asked,
when calm and candid Retrospective"
view is taken Of the many singular
blessings and privileges We hayo E;'her-
to enjoyed.
On Monday afternoon the old Leeis-
Il laturc VII! convene at the Statc iIoiSe,
agreeably to adjournment. The Gene
raj Assembly under the new Cons'iiu-
ton will convene on Tuesday, when
both branches will be Immediately or
ganized. The vote for Governor, 1T
Governor, &c. in consequence of the
number of votes cast, will probably not
be declared till late in the afternoon.
His Excellency, Gov KING, (who is
| about to retire from the Gubcrnatorial
Chair with uniading laurels, } will be re-
ceived on his arrival on Monday, by
the Artillery Company. a salute from
the brass field pieces Of the Artillery
will announce the arrival OF the boat.
Immediately on the arrival Of the
boat a, the Long Wharf,) a procession
will be formed and proceed under escort
of the Rhode Island Horse Guards,
Capt. Green, and Artillery Company,
Col. Swan, up the Long Wharf to
Washington street, through Washing
ton, Bridge and Thamcs-streets, to
Townsend's hotel The several bells in
town will he rung during The moving of
the procession. A more particular
order will be given in the Mercury Of
Saturday next.
The Warren Artillery, one of the
finest looking and hes, disciplined COM
panies in the State, we understand in-
tend visiting US on Tuesday-and We
arc not without hopes that one or more
of the efficient claw and order" compa-
MICS in Providence will also think proper
TO visit us-,hcy will be heartily well
coined they may be assured.
4 The New Bedford Guards, we are
also highly pleased to learn contemplate
visiting us on tho interesting occasion.
ibis company is composed of,he choice
II SulttIS Ot
emp,s"-and has bu, few if any rivals, N
4 point Of discipline aud responsibility, in
|. the Old Bay State. We bespnnk them
hearty welcome. il is probable they
will arrive here IN The steamboat which
runs between New Bedford and Nam
,ucket, on Tuesday morning.
Gov. KING, (says the Prov Journal,
4 will br escorted to the bunt on leaving
|. Providence on Monday. by The Military
of the City, who are anxious TO "rrnder
II him their voluntary testimony of The
high estimation ~ which they hold has
II conduct "a their commander. ond his
administration Of ,ae Govo,nmen, of the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Good News for Mechanics.

| The Boston Bnlr.in has been informed by
n contractor, ihui there will soon be de-
mand for all the unemployed masons, cnrpan.
t"rs, &c. III that cny as contracts have
been completed for erecting something like
one hundred buildings during The next SIX
months. This i an encouraging sign al The
times, and we should like TO see many more
at the same import.
The Cincinnati G12r,ie states that large
number of handsome dwelling houses w,ll
br erected IN that city this year, many ot
winch will be- commenced as soon as the
weather will admit OF oui door operalions.-
Many small frame and old brck hnnScs have
been raz"d Ia the ground to give place io
dwellings more spacious md convenient -
Scvern blocks of stores have been already
commenced, and preparations are being nude
for the erection oi u nuntcr of othcrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
State during the mos, trying period Of
her history"

The Committee, appointed by the
citizens Of Newport to procure an nd
dress TO be delivered, in commemoration
Of the contemplated change Of govern
ment in this State, respectfully invite
their fellow citizens Of the State Ia join
them in the ceremonies to take place
on that occasion.
An address will be- delivered by WM.
G. GODDARD, Esq, Al the North Bap-
tist Church, on Wednesday, the Sd Of
May, at II A. NJ. 1t is expected that
The procession will move from the State
House, at l-2 past TO-
ORDER or EXERCISES AT THE CHURCH!
|. Music.
9, Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Leaver.
8. Music.
4. Address WIN GopDARp, Esq,
5. Music,
6. Bencdicton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

\ sonnd National Curronoy, regulated by the
VIII aud Authority of the Nation:
An Adequate Revenue, with Fair Protection
Ia American Industry
Just restraints on the Executive power, en-
bracing further Restriction on tho exer'
else Of the Veto:
A faithful Administration ofiho Public Domain
with an Equitable Distribution Of the pro-
cceds of the Sales Of il among all the
States.
An Honest md Economical Administration o
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of Thought, and
of the Right Of Suffrage but with suitable
Restraints asains, Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment Of the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent Of tho Presidential Office
to Il Single Term. ii. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Sandwich Islands.

R.cen, Intelligence from the missionaries
IT the Sandwich Islands Is of very interest
,ng and encouraging character, as we learn
rom the Boston Recorder. letter ron,
lr. Armstrong. pastor 1T the FIRST Church
II !Ior0,Ulu. dated Oct. i2,h, states that dur
'ug the year hc has Ind III" care "f The Church
{ >ince Rev. NJ. Bingham lclI three hundred
persons have been prupoundcd as candidates
'or admission. The scho"ls are IN pros
pprous condition. Nearly all the children
Wer eight years as aye a, lionolaln can read
The NV Testament, copy of whlci has
reen given by the mlS, iOnarirs 10 every child
who can read It. The temperance cause IS
advancing alSu, nnd Mr. a. had known but
two or three violation. OF the pledge for SIX
months.
On the 2lst OF July, the new meeting house
Il llonhlnlu was dedicated, az 5000 per.
,ons beng present on the occasion. During
he services. the King arose and presented
~ h" Church deed of the meeting Eou-r
aud III" lanj nn whic h 1t stands. The build
"g !. l21 fee, long anI &C wide, aud cost
$4,000, To" prrciPa! Pari being gwen by
hr knn himself.
On he SItbalh the pcop'" assemble in
thelr churches IN neat nIiIrr, and some Of tn"
'rmnes have mantle. ted such iondness for
!uady dress that the pastors have felt II
rheir duiy 10 attempt to check II by admoni
non and reproUi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Artillery Company.

At a meeting of This ancient and hon-
able company, ofihis town, holden ut
their Armory. on Tuesday evening last,
the following officers, for The wear en-
suing, were chosen, viz -
William B. Swan, Colonel.
William A. Coggcshall, Lieut.. Col.
christopher G. Perry, Major.
James -. Seabnry, Captain.
VIM. II. Henderson, Quurtes Master,
George Burroughs, lsl Sergeant.
Thomas E. T"wnsend, Cd do.
james II. Drmaresi, Sd do.
Benjamin A. Mason, 4'h do.