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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05

Your Committee cannot close this
brief report without saying that they
can see no good reason why our public
schools should not be made sufficiently
numerous To provide for tho instruction
Of all the children in the town. and suf-
'hclently oxccllcn; TO gam universal con
fidence. OF the wisdom and utility OF
the free, public school system, no one
can doubt. In free government, in
civil and social society, il is the very
ile-blood of the system. If ii be Ell
,her corrupted or wanting, disease and
dissolution are sure TO follow. TO over
estimate the Importance Of a thorough
'educaiion to the rising generation, to
the interests Of the town, and OF our
country, is utterly impossible.
Your Committee therefore confidently
and earnestly request larger appro-
prla'lon for the coming year than was
made for the past, for the purpose of
increasing The number Of the schools,
and enabling them TO accomplish fully
tho important trusts committed TO their
care. To do this four hundred dollars,
in addition to The appropriation Of last
year, will be required.
Respectfully submitted by,
G. G. PERRY, Chairman.
WM. GILrIN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
ME NORANDA.

Ship 81. Lawrence, Chacc, was spoken May
2lst, lat % 06, lon - 40, im n. Orleans iur
Liverpool.
Bark Ariel, Weedcn, nrr at Mobile 23d from
Boston.
Brig Annawan, Swasoy, cid at Wilmington
~ &. 2Sth for +. River.
Brig Robt. Bruce, Gardner, cid at Savannah
Goth for ~ York.
Schr Only Son, Waite, hence, arr at Philad
i27lh.
Schr Excellent, Pike, aid I'm Norfolk 29tl'
for this port.
schr Direct, Briggs, cid n, N. York 3oth for
Baltimore.
SIoops Vgiloni. Heath, md Rlenzi, Duriee,
hence, arr at n. York 3ist.
a letter FIN Capt. Clifford, Of tho whale ship
MARTHA, Of this port, dated Island of -
Thomas May ldth, states tha, on tho lst inst
no Lad one Of The severest gales That he ever
experienced it carried away ihree of Tho da.
Wits, some Of the bulwarks, both jib.booms and
ioretopmast, sprung fore top gallant yard, and
main royal mast, which had obliged him to
pat into ST. Il. lie had repaired damages and
expected TO proceed on his voyage next day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
DI.oRAcEruL OccuRarScE.-A Man suor

DsaRAcEFUL OccURRHScE.--h Man SuoT
We learn from n slip from the Office of the
Woonsockct Or. H. Patriot, that a man named
Lewis JosIin, of BoIlingham, was shot at tho
house Of ono Eliza Brown, in Slniihfeld, dis
tant about five miles from that village, on
Wednesday nigh, last. The place is said to be
one Of bad repute Josin aud some associates
were endeavuring to obtain admission, when u
gun was thrust through n window, and its
contents discharged into tho arm aud left
broas, or The former. 1t is the opinion Of the
attending physicians TINT the wound will prove
fatal.
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4Aa SHIP NEWS. .h4,
. .yi.L Et..fa/.9Hs
PORT OF NEW POR r
a RltIV Ed.

THURSDAY, May 80,
schrs Andes, Choonc, n. York for Ware
ham; ArmadiIlo, Wooster, T. River for Frank
lin , Sarah Iouisa, Chacc, do for Charcsiown
Hope " Esther, Dickerson, do far HeHno5ock
Rising Sun, Thotcber. Prov. for do
FRIDAY, May go
Schrs George, Lufkin, Calais for Prov En-
voy, Loud, Bangor for do; BcIsey x Polly
Baker, Kennebeck for Z. River.
SUNDAY. June l.
schp Arrahrl!s, Sears FIN Boston for Virginia. Cha
lcngc. Foster, I'm IhomaSion ioi n. York
Bark Ann Maria Jefferson, in I. X. tor West Isles.
Brig Algonquin, Mabery, TN \. V Tor this port.
TUESDAY, June g.
Schrs Queen, ITowland, from Prov. ior Baltimore -
Cora, Bailey, I'm nnd tor I. Riyer-Nietor, jones' I'm
Dantord.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05

Col. Kenrnoy was TO start, with fvo com
panies Of Dragons, from Fort Leavonwor,h on
the 10Th. Tho Colonel expected to range n
cross tho prairie, strike the Nebraska ot Grand
Island, ascend that river, entor tho Rocky
Mountains, bear South to tho sources Of the
Arkansas descend that river, and then return
home. The expedition was expected 10 be
out five or six months IL was supposed that
some tribes Of The Sioux would DO visited, and
required To make satisfaction for some oula-
ges heretofore committed by them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05

LAUNCII.-A fine copper fastened md
Handsomely nodded schooner, of about s0
tons burthcn, was launched from tae y0rd OF
Messrs. Williams & Wilson, of Warren, on
Thursday. She s intended for n Packet bo-
tween Thomasion and Boston. Her name is
the 81. o. orO. f." She was built by an Odd
Fellow, is 10 be commanded by Capt. George
&c. Dow, who is also AN Odd Fellow, and her
FIRST trip will be on tho l7th OF June when she
will carry Il lond Of Odd fcllows To the cole
bralion in Boston, on the 10Th Of June-BOS
TON ltIay.
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Portsmouth, Juno 4lh, 40
Mn EnIrnR.

Mn. Error,
SIr At n meeting Of tho RLode Is'and
Horse Guards, holden IN Newport, agreeable
Ia law, on Saturday last, AT the conclusion OF
the Military performance for the day, the fol-
lowing Resolution was unanimously agreed to,
by vote of the Company:
Resoioed, That the Company tender an Ex.
preston of their warinest aud most hearty
thanks, with feelings ofihe most lively pleas.
uro ard satisfaction, 10 LIEUT.. col. BATE.
MAN, for the cordial, hospilable and gentle
manly manner in which they wcro entertain.
ed by him through the day.
ReSoiUed, That the Adj't be ordered to for.
ward n copy Of the above 10 the office Of the
Herald Of tho Times, in Newport, for publIca.
ton.
True copy, BoRDES CHASE,
Adl't
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
T'W EEEsS.
NDv'sf r..

yHorosALs will be- received from thc PLY
sicinns Of Newport at The Tow0 Clcrk''
office, until tho first Monday Ia Juy next, Ia
vnccinutc Tho inhabuan,s, ngtccob.y tO The
net of ih' General Assembly requiring the
vaccinalor to place IN The Town tleik'-
office blauk book hud record m n inlr nud
lcgiblc hand therein, The nam, aud Rgc oI
every patient vaccinntcd, nnd such other rc.
marks md ubscnn,lons ~ be may dcCm use
tai, NJ soon after lnlillinp ihe contract ai
may be- convenient Nv orl,r
u B llOWLAND, IOun,d CiJk
JhHt ,
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NOTICE.

4 rrLic,r,oN viii BE- made o., W., T,rss,,,y
~ Tho Cnnci Stans it uhc pawn. ~
'l Inc i"''""i"t sInunul-. due go Iciuh ,,cs
ssued bi To- Gunui. o,rnrrui l,nin, Et 80
Slo'c ol Rhode Island, ~ laym of Ab,al,,n
Bstk'f VIZ
Duc Of deferred g pcI cent,
'hc nominal amount nl which
J. $40 interest due. 10
Doc 81 3prt rchi. uuuunh
amount, eli 90, all due, sliUg
sII,7o
Unclaimed dlvld, nd, 2yi
37.7i
tSigu'dl ARK AUAN HABKER
Neupoii u MAY ~ iSl5.. ,N
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"a SN9r - y - SNs1-v,> -
:. 80 W - . 80 -.-> w. :. .. - 49,
BOOM 3,
- l5H'.%llIA'<&c -
4. T.. q o Cd ELL,

L1ie n Pi0ab,S, B,o~hooy, .Nw lok,
MOULD respectfully luium the Ildlc,
w bud Gentlemen ni Newport and ,icinl-
~ that hc has "rg1gcd Ruo.ns a. the CORN,
II Tnam"s a. Ni,y streets. ipr the pUtposc az
taking pclutcs ~ Ice Dagucrrotypc pc pgoc,-s,
Nhcfe mny he bad mlnmJuus slpu'r or ~
gtonp-, which iof bcauiy d crie;. tone ant
It ~ cnu ol n,l 'l.ca ,ommcud themselves !.
lun II not ,up'uur, are 'qIa, to any that
hBNy hecu h,t'iuiurc takcu upon as livua
b', ,,rus ot hast Th"y itc also ins,t'tG
100 breast p.us. luck.t-. Nc.. ~ vltiuus piicc.
Painted ~ Drsu,uc,ypc Llk,ncsscs oc
curntrly copied.
The ladies and G'nll'mcn ot N,opol
arc respectfully wNllcd to call aud ~
omino his -pccm,Da, % they mtcu4 citing
~ not.
Token ~ ,lrat or cloudy weather
lnslructiuns carefully given tcima m",lc
taic. NAV ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
ID l. A Z II :.

Ia this town, on Monday % inst, Rachel
Nrchol., rolict of Walter Nichols, Esq aud
daughter of tho late Capt. Joshua Siod6ard, IN
lhn Goth year of her pgo-
llcr long lio was marked ~ n faithful dis.
clntgo OF Tho domestic nnd .ucia rulutions
aud hrf "cud was peace"
IT, Mddh town, on Friday last, Mr. John
Macumbrr, aged 7S wears.
~ Cpnuajoharic, n Y on Tho ID oC JNuua.
~ la.i, Mrs Susan Ward, wife rMr Mnrma.
duke Wald, formerly OF THE town, aged q.
yeas.
In Ti,crion, sth inst Mrs Ann, wife Of Mr.
Orlin Wchbcr, aud daughter of Allen Dnrl'c
Esq 'g"d ~.
H. Pail R,yrr,on the 23l, Nr@ Ann oshorDo
rcliei at The lni. Thunrs Oshnur, ~ the 1lsl
y'ar ut h,r age.
e.s-.sArss sszss SO ssEsa
"a lbs New Orleans SUGiR, tor one
IN do,laf, i,i s,l" hv
/ Iur, : L. 4 SN NrwfoA.
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NJ a r r | \ G L S.

In this Town on Sunday last, by tho Rcvd
Robert NJ; Hatfield Capt James T.. Braman to
Miss Ann Eliza Agor daughter of Mr. Nicholas
hlgcr, all OF THIS town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoSBAY, Juno 2, lS45.


Al market s2J Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Of Working Oxen,
900 sheep, aud 1913 Swine. 20 Beet Cattle aud 500
sw me unsOlt,
PRICEs--Hccf Cattlc--Last weeks prices were fully
sustained. few better Cattle ~ero nt market, man!
OF which remain unsoi. We quote extra So first
quality 70 10 sGi second quality 30 a. 50i Nird
IS ~ 50.
Working OVen-Sacs at 81, sI2 and SS1
eheep-Smul lots sLcarUd 20 n 2 62
Swne-GOud lots To poddlo hhd &c OLD Hogs . G
Al At retail from A. to &C..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
DE NVsSTsk n.

"At tho age of Eve years give lour CHILDREN
tooth lru.hrs aud teach them 10 cl"an-n ih"
mouth aud teeth morning and evening nj ma
.g. powder i. not requisite br, elehnl""|s "
NECESSARY at all ages. Food iGh between The
teeth daring sleep Is one Of The principal causes
of their decay Give your own teeth the same
attention. Procure new brush as oiien ns Tho
bris,les Of the old ono ara worn 80 as TO b"
pointed. II you o-s dontfIice carefully AVOID
All nov dcrs and eliAns IN which there - any
acid. Sullsr no acid whether taken ~ 'oo1 or
arnk TO remain in the mouth. Keep your iee'h
clean. centont Yourself with their natural color
ANY effort to givo ,hom an unnatural ~hnen"s'
viii iniure them. Sour Dentist possessos your
confidence or you will choose another thr'"-
fore 20 to him a, least twice year anl alp"
hin 10 do what he thinhs best pay MN aho
don't stop TO waste his tIme in long ma useless
relations Of pasl calAmllIos his time = pre-
eious other persons who valuo their TEEN as
YOU value yours are waiting their turn Tor h's
aid. Rccollect that early and careful attention
= the t.e,,I, cleanliness Of tie moulh. tempe
rance in living and abstinence from acId-' are
the best maN;ms Cor Ire bceu'y end preservation
of your teeth "--Ba rwsTER.
ID. *. BOUTELLE, DENrlsT,
Co,ne, oj Thames and ,ha'y Streets
Al his oiiice every das and at all hours
Newport, June D, 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05

SpENcER's Pulls are for sale. Us hereto
fore, at the old place in Spring street, No. 49r
by Miss BrrsEr STANDBY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
Ii Il IL Id OF THE Z Nj Il S.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.FEcKHAM'S EXPRESS.

by he advice aud consent OF the Patrons
~ uf PiCKuAMs EXPRrss, W" thls day
hp carrying lnrge and heavy Bundics aHd
fickngeS Tor two cents. Not that we are
dissatisfied with the 2 cents system, but be-
cuse we canno, and do justice to our M.
rrrous friends, carry 80 lbs loose nay, ~
ranspou young hotels or rope'"0AS, when We
an have as many small btndtts NJ we can
airy. We thought when we mentioned 100
Us for two cents. that certain class IN
rown would consider how hight our wagon
Sas aud would not impose np0n MS by send
'ng us at least two uUlcs with loose hay, &c.
&C.. for the SUN ol Two cents There.
fore. we begin this day to carry not over
tVy Pounds for , cents. anywhere within
he compac, part Of The town.
Large Packages, &c. IN proportion, with
be exception Of ,oPeoaikS &c. &c.
June 3. f. Z. PECKIlhM.
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NOTICE..

Nm Town Meeting, Newport. June 3, lsio'
motion was made to consider The expc.
dicncy OF nslrucling tho Town Council oi
Newport, that they grant no licenses to re-
Tail spir,uous liquors, &c. The same - re,
fened for consideration to an adjourned
Town Meeting to lie holden on Saturday
next the Th instant, a, 8 o'clock, p. m, al The
State House. by order.
B. B. ROWLAND, Ioicn Clerk.
.y,,,e 5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05

Court Of Probate, Newport Jtne ,, lsl5
'vNIlE fna! Administration Acc cunt on tho
" estate OF John B,glcy, la,c Of Newport
marncr, dec, was prcsonicd for allowance.
Va" snme ls received aud the cousidcra-
ton thereof referred to a Court ot Pro-
bate, 10 be holden at the Town HAL, u.
Newport on the tlst Monday ia Jul,
next, ut . o'clock "A. m., and notice Ia ordered
w bc gwen by Advertisement three success
5vc weeks ~ the U,jdk ocMr Iim.S that
all persons rntcust,d Il may nppuar at SAID time
aud place aud be- heard.
- Is. D llowLANp, Pro- CIR.
CouH Of Prob0tG .N,rpori, y,mc z. 1913.
4 rriI,ArInN 3, made ior 1u ndmini,iru.
tor to be- appointed con- the estate u'
James 7. Shrimau, late Of Newport TradlG
dc.
The same Is received oud tho cnnsrdcra.
uon thereof referred toa Court of Probate
to be- holden NJ the Town Hall. ~ Newport.
on ib" ijr.l Monday IN juno n"St. M !
p'cb,k o. IN. and notice D. u,drtcd I.
he given by advertisement three su,c.,
40 weeks ~ the HgaH oc The rims, that
All persons interested inay appear al saif
tam and place aud be- hoard.
b u u. llowLAVn, Pro. CTR.
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Furnished Rooms to Let

xI-t,1 Eighi or ten furnished rooms
.iLX Ia let, on the west -idc oi
'..Es- Broad street. urar Mann Avenue.
bunire "u Tho ptcmis,s 81
MBi DEBORAH YEOuANS
Nv ~ gw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05

y6AYING purchased Tho interest Of Nj.
IN lltNRy NJ. BEowSELL, beg leave 10 IN
roIm the Ladies aud Gentlemen, OF Ncwpuu,
That they are pr'paroo to execute DGgucr.
rem L,k,HoSSoS ~ style unsurpassed. -
Beng thoroughly c"uvcrsaut wlih sil HE
modern improvements, thCr PIciurcs cunnul
tHll To please. No picture wlll be allowed
To- leave their n0,.cy unless II gives pcIlrc,
Satisfaction.
iikcnes,cs taken lor Lockcls, Breaches,
and Finger Rings.
The Public are rcspcclully invited 20 cal
and examine specimens whether thcy intend
,lttng ur not.
Instructions given, and apparatus together
with chemicals lurnsh,d, on reasonable
terms.
q 3 Lk,nCsscG taken wit.out regard Ia
NcaIhcr. May -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05

Court Of Probate, .\'iCpori, jan, ,, lei"
FvNIlE L. Commlssluncrs Report oi clHluis bu
y. the estate of G,Gs Barney late ct New
port, Bincksmith, dec. was prcscutcd l0r r.
crpiiun.
The same !, received aud the cous,dc.a
,on thereof referred to a Court oi rr,bN,
to be holden at the Town Halt IN Ervpui
on the itsl Monday IN Jolly noSt,a, . o',lo,k
n. M ard notice IL ordered to be gwen b.
rd,"tl,-cmcnt three successive weeks ~ lh'
Hsyaid oC he 7'm,s, hat al persons inter
csIcd may appear at sad Tune and place an'
be- heard.
J5 B BIIoWLASp, Pro. CIR.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Public School Committee
OF TIE
TOWN or NEWPORT,
For the Year ending June, 1916.

The Committee beg leave to report.
that six Primary Schools, one Interme-
date School, and four Grammar Schools
have been continued in successful
operation during tho entire year.
Thirteen Teachers, three male and
ten female, have been employed in the
instruction Of these Schools, whose sala-
rles have amounted to $4,000
The Committee have also ex-
pended
For Books and Stationary. 1892
For Fuel, 1900
For Rent, GO,OO
They have paid debts of pre-
vious years amounting to 55l, ,75
Incidental expenses, $50, III
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO THE SOUTH-THREE TIMES A WEEK
AND ny FAR THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE!
.f VIA THE CHESAPEAK E BAY LINE,
CARRYING THE GREAT

4
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL.
a sxgsBzsa Leaving lower end of Spears Wharf,
SaSsaSf sSSSSJSasfs Baltimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D
tsesassah aan3- NESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
/. NJ III the well known and complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt Cannon, (beng well prepared for
the wInter) for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va conncc-
ting next morning, al O'Clock, with the Steamboat
~, 2,ls-Es CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis, or steam
sGgssSs}f slsel boat ALICE, Capt Skinner for Rich
mond TO City Point Railroad, for Pc
rsDTg, Va, CARRYING there about two hour abe nd
the Great Southern Mail Lae) without fail of CON
hcctlonhO loss of sleep, and nut one change of bag
gage-thence by Petersburg Railroad to Weldon, n
o., and thence hy miIrOad and steamboat to Charles
ton, . e., and ihence by the southern routes To New
Orleans, through in about seven days, and much the
most pleasant, comfortable aud shortest route South
W" Passengers may rest assured that the Bay and
James River Line of Boats well prepared for the
Winter Travel. The comfort Of passengers being w, II
attended 10 by the officers and nropretors and what
is here stated may be relied as the truth.
~ The Bay Line leaves Norfolk ON TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, Rl4 O'Clock, z,
NJ for Baltimore, arriving about O'Clock mex mora-
ing, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FARE.
The great addonl expense for the Winter Line.
compes the PROJECTORS to advance the passage for
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth; Observation-Disclosures, Sc, 60
Passage between Baltimore, City Poinr, Peters
Duty or haemmopa - a0O
Passage between Baltimore s. Charleston. 5. O. 90
[ Meals aud lodging included on Bay and River boats
BY this arrangement passengers will perceive that
this route is the cheapest most pleasant and comfor-
table, and but little doubt of delay from Ice, las in the
Potomac, on the Great U. 5. Mail Ruute) as we have
engaged the Ice Boats to keep open track for us in
the Patapsco River when possible.
O. Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills, and who will give eve
ry information and conduct them to the boat. Hand
your checks to him or our Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat) in the depot yard, who will attend to your
baggage.
dl7 T,SHEPPARD, Aren't.
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T, SHEPPARD, Agent.
EOR ANNAPOLIS,

4
81 EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
g se4s5s The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
Hs5Asya Sls,pa D. TURNER, will leave Commerce-st.
SSsiastnasEf1. wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock, for the above places and return next day.
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock, and Easton at 81 O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis, ..............75 CENTS.
&C TO Eastnn or Cambridge -. S1.50.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing, ST. Michac's and Easton (va Miles River Ferry
to Easton.) Will leave Commcrce-st. wharf, eyery
MONDAY MORNING, at o'clock; and return NJ x,
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing, at O'Clock; st Mchael's, u; Wye Landing g.
West River III for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. .................75 Cents.
" TO West River. 90,
" to Wye, st. Michael's, or Ferry, l.5Q.
FOR CENTREYlLLE AND CHESTERTOWN
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, ut O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at l0s o'clock and Chester at ID
O'Clock, for Baltimore Passage 81.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING at O'Clock, and returns same day leaving Vest
River at n O'Clock, foI Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis Is cts. TO West Riverst.
JOHN D. TURNER,
ap29-tlstJ Office lower end Commerce st. Dalt
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TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

prlsed in reforming the errors and preiudices of
the nursery, and in creating and forming new
opinions, congenial to the vast field which lies
spread before him in morals, politics, and life
A due reflection will convince every alien,
when his passions are not inffamed by the insi-
dious appeals of selfish demagogues, that his
highest position is that of a moral agent in the
full enjoyment of all the attributes of civil
freedom, preparing the minds and hearts of his
children TO become faithful, intelligent, and
virtuous republicans, born TO a right that vndi-
Gates itself by the holy tics of omnipotent ma
ture, an3 which, while God sanctions and CON
socrates, TO man can dispute.
We, as native Americans and the people Of
these United States, as patriots and republicans,
have now attained that climax of foreign iutu-
ence, when to pause in our onward career of
reforming the abuse that subjects US to the de-
gradaton, is to surrender forever the high dig
nifty of moral independence, and the peculiar
exalted, distinctive character of Il homogeneous
nation.
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PURCHASE OF CUBA. We notice that meet
ngs are being held in the West, favorable to
the purchase of Cuba One was recently held
at Springfield, ILL.,, at which Gov. Ford pre-
sided. Gov. Reynolds and others made speech
es on the OCCASION in favor of the purchase,
and resolutions were adopted instructng the
representatives in Congress, from that State, to
introduce bill to authorize the President to
negotiate the matter.
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SMALL Pox. This disease is still on the in
crease in Philadelphia, where there were &c
deaths from it last week. The whole number
Of deaths in the city was ll9, the highest num-
Der from any other disease being only O.
Deaths under years Of age 49, and under l 5
years e.!
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FORTUNATE RESCUE. Capt. Barstow, of the
packet ship Cambridge, arrived at New York
on Saturday, from Liverpool, fell in with a
wreck at sea, and rescued thirty-two human
beings. The wreck was that of the bark Lord
Lyndoch, Capt Falmouth, of and for London,
l / days from st. Johns, with timber.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-30

A FATHER MURDERED BY HIS Son. Gen
Wmberly, an old and respectable citizen of the
parish of Claiborne, La, was recently killed
by his son, reckless and dsspated villain
AT Natchtoches, in the same State, few days
since, young man named Oyerton was killed
by his uncle.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-30

An EXAMPLE. The message of the new
Governor Of Iowa, James Clark, Esq, is only
two columns in length, and details every thing
necessary to be said.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-30
SPEECH
OF THE HON. LEWIS G. LEVIN,
OF PHILADELPHIA

On motion for select committee, ,cih inStruc-
tons TO inquire phether any alterations acre
required in our present naturalization lalcs,
for the protection Of american Institutions.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-30

NAVAL. The U. S. store ship Lexington,
Commander Ellison, arrived off New York on
Saturday evening, II days from Pensacola
All well.