Vincennes Gazette, Volume 7, Number 39, Vincennes, Knox County, 24 February 1838 — Page 2

, J.'i iumii lur l.'ie benevolent ami patriotic j to fiii iiUi ail such wii!i ihose advantages of mental culture which are enjoyed by 1 their more f.. cored ami wealthy neiciibois. I I: appears lhat some? generous Cut.itilie

this eiucr-

FOR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM HEH?7 H4SSiS9?3,

ladies have liken the lea 1 ' prise: an.l li.it p;'i!t's: i::n,

; their noble exam

land

.1.

inline need

ia e resol ved to '

my lote lor a a rail road.' SSir, my father and his; family live at the terminating point of this road, as at present laid out. His property or much of u lies near lo it. should not tins consideration influence me.' And 1, too .Sir, have properly in this place, u huh would be enhanced in v;di:e.

a no djubt, very much !t this wen;

a r a

d likewise,

succeed in opening die door of knowledge to all the poor is", their respective connections. a:id raise to usefulness and respectability, hundreds who would othern i. e ic:nnn ignorant and d: graded. A TIvAYLlLI.EU. .,e f .1:1 .:l:t relative I) the I'ineennes di-rasi'y.

j Whereas bv an act of the General Assembly of tht" State of Indiana 1 Y-ri itoi y , ' approved September lTt.'i, 107, the niiin'herof ihe trustees of the Vincennes l inver?itv is fixed .it lilieen, of whom a majority are required a ciunaun for the transac!t!on of bliiancss. and whereas bv an act o!

iContrrcs.s ol i he I. . fSt-jtes. aoaroved Ai

t i : i . .1, i, ' ' i

MltlJMVV !!IOUldH HI lliuuij luiir.j.iMUiMii,-;., . I ISIS Irn'l I .(" ill, I ivui . , . n.r

501) a. 'res, of great value, crntia-miv oaded

ei.aiieci of Viil-

The editors of the Wabash Courier, in, a r.eat article in their paper, headed " xcexnej," thus speaks of her literary and: eeietuiac institutions: j "Whilst every inhabitant of Vince:ine twt justly hoist of the sfite of things above, alluded J t their chief pride U the excellent aca-leaiics for t the instruction of youth of both sexes wiai which i it abounds. In no other tow n hi the t.i? is an j cjual degiee of attention paid to the cause of! education; and we questi n it" any other town ; can produce an equil uur.ilier of votaries of sci-, enee amonj it adult n.: aluiori. To tin fct ,

alone, must we attri'iute their Historical Wat; ; iheir Public Library, with Us numerous ceoleac. il an.i other specimens.; their Medical I lsutate: their t.'llee. Ac. Ac. Taose liii'is. iuaea 1 of or.-

ntitii envv

towns ta emulate the praise.vorlby example."

Vim fchoulit ur-e us f aa nawaru, aim ; lho Vinccnues Commons, was if we can effect the organization .if a free trusvv,., f the B.-roir-h

We trust thev wili.roal. 1 inio-lii name the interests ol otin.r

iri. uids. I can a-sure you, f-ir. and l!iuy :.d are veiv well assured, lh it if I could,

school, open to the children ol parents ol.

ell denominations, and subsebuendy ail.ird those ehildren who have distin guished themselves as scholars, a free clas:e ai ed-

v be proud indeed ol

rennes in trust to roase sale ol t:io sau

Iaiu:s, ana to hp "My t!:e proceeds to tlie I

paynient of t!:e e.rpe:ics necessary to

i ;., , ...... ;. ,, i',.o . i

fc.tV. t It III! I UI llll- 3Jl VI

Hcation, t.ieti we may te p

our institutions. W e have no uoulu, .low

ever, but tliis will be effected. Cbi.Z Tt'ca'her. It has been excessively cold for the last eight cr nine days. On the 14th. 15th and lt;h, the tliennoip.eterat sunrise was at zero. On the JTih, 10 decrees below zero 12 inches of snow

am fie

ion.

; without dciriiKc-tit to the interests of my coustiiuenis, whiise servant here I a:u, I would most eheei l.il ! v jrive my vote to gra'.iiV l'ier.1. I have iiiilaen ts enough, and more tiian enone-h now operating open ;nv mind of a ersun;il kindred, and pecuniary character. 1 feel the cords tijjhteniii!;. Jut to mv feelings 1 must not tve way. My tlu't anJ no: my pleasere inns' govtrn me. 'I'he district which I have t!;e honor to represent is the oldest in the state Si it; was on cp tt.c seal of our state 1 giMauire Yes, in the district of Knox, Daviess and Martin was onec our metropolis. l!ut

t:rr. has been viei .lea up. 1 1 li is oeen removed to tliis place. .Many other advantages have been sacrificed lo the public piod, which were once hers: ;u'.d yet she has so:i3 remaining. Shali

she give up ad.' She on!v claims in this body ihe r i i 1 1 1 of beiny rejiresenlcJ. And when I reflect sir, that bv the free

a call of the House, which was ordeicd. As the call progressed, the Van 1'uren members, with guilty looking countenances, entered the ilail and answered t" their names, 'i'he (juesuou again being on the passage of i!u; resohuion, the ayes anil noes w ere crdied by some ol the parly, who again sliulai'd from the Hall; but not in sufficient numbers to defeat its passage. It passed by a vo'.i- of 58 to lSJ. The following are the members who

shrunk from lucir duty and lelt the Hall.

We think there were a lew others. If

there were, and t!

A DIALOGUE. j ! niimrubL scene. J'iie watchmua iu Scene before the Custom Iljuse. Oak near James street, were called ou

Merchant Come here Lt-co I'oco. P iVtunesday evenir.g, to a. rest a man wh

tiow

an y

u.ir

leir names are lurnishei'

us, we will pat them oil reeoiM

'ii.ri .i r ..'mi- I (i,jirte

Anrdd of Dearborn. Ccniamin Uoon of

rush, I). 1?. tiovd of Crcene, Samuel

Drown of Sullivan, Lewis iJiiins pf Vermillion. JO. M. Chamberlain of ill khurt. Marks Crume of Favette, Jeptiia (.Jarrigus of 1'ark. Alexander U. Clean of Dearborn, William 11. Iladden of S:dlivan. Tllomas J. lienly of Clark, David 15. llerrinian of .oble, latnch W. J ick-on of Dearborn, James, Levislan of Fnioii,

A m're w .M ajor of C

(Jibsrm. Samuel Miirov of Carroll, rv C. .Monroe of a iiinti'.on, Jos

Ilenr,l- !t

Niolile of .Shed

'1. ( Isborn of Frank

lin, Win. .1 . IVasIev of S-ielbv, Aaron M. Ferine of KoseiusVo. John II. Roe ol

c.iange in

pi) IliCb. ; Loco Ik one iu the leas'. I ai.i .'or gold, and Mlvt-r and ilead agaiu.-t ail i ions ; all rags and mouopolpj; go with j..ckson and Van Uiiitn, ami the Sab- J'tcaury i scheme. Merchant Hut liave yon examined ;

tlie jH'iiicijiics anJ looked iu;o tin: coctrines of the Sub-Treasury project.' Loco .ot I; it is sufficient tliat it is a parly measure; I go with my party. Merchant I hale a small bond to pay in liie Custom House cou.tf in and I will

nan 1 1.,.

e . . I'm. w i i

borough, an 1 the balance to pay over to

the Trustees of the

Vir.

lor tlie use o!

e sa tie;

en ties I. and whs

river frozen over

On t!

IK-1.

uegrees below zero at daybreak!.'!

enough to have treasury. On th-

zerj.

-', :old

Jrozen a ruun.ng sub2Cd. 14 dejrrees fie!o'

The cold lias since moderated

The fsntle whose names follow, have been chosen Directors of the Branch of tha Dank of Illinois, at Lawreucevi !e.

AiJXER GREKK, President.

AARON SHAW, JAMES NAHB, E. Z. RVAN. WILSON LAGOW, SAM'L. II. CLUHB, JOS. KirCIIELL. J. B. CALDWELL, JACOB MAY'.

S'ate Directors. JES.S2 R- DL'BOIS, E. B. WEHIi. NATHAN OLNEY, Cashier.

in versity reas the

Trustees of tlie said U'Touoh are now engaged in draining sid ponds, and will shordy make sale if said lands whnh v ill juodiiee a large surplus for tlie benefit -it. - i i

j oi saiu i niverMt) ; ami wn-M-eas a is repj resented tliat from neglect to supply the j vacancies occasioned bv d'ia!f or removal I . - I I C I ' ,- I

liroai me naaru oi i rusiees ci saut I. ih-

J versity, it is now doubted whether a l.iwl fid Houri! of '1'rustces ra;i b..- :i sf-m

w hert fore He it enacted fcy the Genera! Assembly of the State of Indiana, tlir.t Thom-'.s

fiYarres of the people

strict, I

have been c.'mstituteJ tlie guardian of tl'.cir

puldick a:id political rights here wlien I n ilcct, that the right 1 have to vole was tftien me l)y them, I must not I cannot

vol.- otherwise titan to subserve their in tercsis. Gold for t;i v own pocket canti" buy me. N.i, sir, not all the fjoid of Ol'.pir

Si ott. Ileze!

iah

riah Tannehi

Thompson of Fayc i etr of Orange.

Shook of Ripley. Zacha-

i)f Ilarlholoiiiew. Wilson

and Joel Vande-

.e,

Fro 'n i't e -N . ;

3 a o c Y'-r,'t F.nuirer

show you the operation of tliis "better currency" project, and you yourself sliali be the judge of its good sense nnd'titiiiy ' They enter. j Good morula .Mr. Cashier, you look as smiling now as when mi were collecting sorao f.l'iy millions aunuaily. Cashier To be sure. We ro on

snKj!)ti.lv, and snide at rectivisg revenue, and even smile at tlie p

hereafter. v iiat can 1 no h.r vo:..

Merchant I h-ve a small' bond to

pay

been beating ins w::e. Un entering (tl'a,-, '!:. men v.c;e tarlietl by stu:ng ti-.er a j.iue eoil'.ii. '1 his ied to so uiiuadoii pf ihe pi-mise.", and th li;g a ii.au (lend o;i a bed, hia Leai'dy drur.k, and pne child lyinj liis side. !J n,a children nearly frt-

ztn to litauh on the lloor. The man Jiatl died during die cource of the day, from sickness and misery. The living parties were r.ll laken to ths wnseli house, anJ discharged yestci'day inr.rniiig, that thej might bury their dead. X. 1. - 5

Counterfeits. The public are eantioaed against receiving f,ui 1 ills on t!iu S;at Hank of In.lir.iia altered fro in five;, p.ovr in circulation. A gL-;:ile;r;aii showed us a note of this desci ipu.in on Saturday tliat had been pushed on ens of our Germao citizens, w!:o stated ihat the person wha

j had a tuinber of th

a lar''e ! nation.

.ipec: I

Cashier Here it

Merchant A

A 1 1 u

re u a $100

. Oi

ill

111 I K

Mexico. Mv

Alexander

ex is

Le!

vov, G'eor

i eo si 1 1 1 n en is , :ai, I not mv kim.rctl an. 4 per

sonal friends hero or elscwl'.ere, shall have

the command ol me woile 1 have the or to represent them in this body.

tiiOi

l it i-

that everv man

nonNo. has and

us price, I trust l.ict I am oi nob:c

purer metal than to be bought lo sell the interests of mv constituents. Why then

should an v gentleman ask me to cease my

..;7i'

f M

vo. C. Cal-

the Piuents: Batik. Cashies Cannot take it, sir our orders are pre-emptory gold or silver, or a Treasury Note, notriing tlse. Merchant Well if it must Le so, it

c same ucnu:ji-

SV. Louis fixd'eitin, Feb. 3.

.& . Yesterday, about 5 o'clock, P. M. Doator Isaac I. Vaughan shot Mr. Walter H. 1'lesants in rai altercation at th? Co

lumbian Hotel in this city. Thev were both citizens of Goochland county. Mr. P. residing at the Court House, and Dr. V. about seven miles from it. The nff.iir occurred in the room of Mr. Pie isanis, which Dr. Vaurha.'i entered. Mr. P.

n i c x . A National bank bill iatropucrX 1 l,ro..-i io.".tc;i.l the chait-r I- years. 1 S;J7. Ih bcv.'s a uaii'ii.a: bank dantjerous, and c-t il-iiiiiii'iit ronstimtioiiidiiy. 1 C8. Violent Iiieinl of ( i-o. .1 icksnn.

1S31. i.ilcnt ene.'iiy of hiiu and Matim an Eu rcii.

Coming over to Va:

m;ist. Come along my Loco Foeo friend survived about half an hour sfter the

Mr. Cudd.e Miction of

ia-rax lan.i. Mrretpi .

l ' : o.

6. V

loi

cal T

an.

, ThlllUl. Lireriial I.nprcvciuent

jDir-ctars.

Gibson. Joseph Somes. Hiram 1 ).!

Sa.ntisl Wi!f, Robert N. Carn.m. Albert j opposition t the Hill as it is? 13adolctt. and John 11. Martin are herliv 1 !!0t an ene,n-v to Madison, sir, I

1 trustees of the Yincennes Fni-I e:,!f?i ",r tu'z',s '""' "ienu,v

iceiing. 1 know sne is sate yes, site is girt in by high bills before a id behind.

uppoir

JC;uiC!t'S

m said!

v ersu v, lo su pjuy

Miurd ar.

l-,..- l'.,..'- c ... I v. i,.;i t'...;., t.',.. ai

iia-. i. .ii a K' i ... o i;i.unci i.lli , jiiaii Luv, John D. Flav. Robert Banan, and Samuel J;i lah shall form the Hoard of the Vincervces Fravetsitv.

-! t'C l ; 1 1 IP nrpiM;: 1 M!i!uc

I !,

wo cannot

tor me vincexxus gazette. CONVENTION For a free Scioot , js?cia ion. A. considerable number of respectable gentlemen in di;Tire:it pru of this county, have concurred iu desiring a convention to be c.il'.eJ to act on the suojeet of forming an association for promoting echo ds in this county. It is thought best to hr,vg tliis conven

tion on viie r.fisrnooti of the

the M irch sajsion of the Circuit Court, on Monday the 5:h. Atten lance and co-nperation is respec:-

faliv r?q-.i:-sled of all gentlemen

friendly to lite ch.iiisiou of 6

S.e,-. 1. The ??.id Trtistccs hv tiiisr.cti .... . - i

ppoi.l'.e l s.laii pe?se?S t! !!oi'--r!-d to their predec:

other, except that they

mativ professors as thev '!

ami ja-oriueil am.), I'.at not'i ng act shall he construed so as tc

i rus.ees anv r;g;it to. 0iic-gr i'dll li,!:lji i: or the funds -.vhicfi h

us U.i w.iat w.-j wnl.

t;:ii from her tae Ohio liver, which of

liiseli'is wonii more to her than all our j works of art v .'j. mote than all our ra.i

roaas an.l cana.s or any one oi tiicm to

limn. ! s'-i. In ocrio-ition.

! S.'JC. 'J'ari!!' nnconnitutionii Moar.ting N'ulibaeation bohliv. lsrjl. AV'cui.l not evtiji cori'Iei-eiul to tacua the

Slavt'ry Qnestiou. is;17. oloun'.Oil the tijrfrv lio'ihy :.utrudj.c'.rt its (iisciiKiu;. ia the senate. (Save ca-ainc; vote, as Vice I t.sidci!t, for Amos Ki'iiu'.dl a.s foiirt'i aiuhtnr. :Ci. 'a!!i"i hiai all sorts of hard names.

1-37

te powers .vine! rssors, and nonr niav appoint a:

thiiik proper.

anv otner town i;i t:ic stat-.

,i .

If, therefore, Albany and

iu i ve

a tur;:ni.;e , :ii i: j (or .ew

i Vincenties, why will it not do bar M

J son I ca'ti not now manv I leilities c!i

I hai lor heoe.re i e rp.-it. omi I roo wi'

ait :

-1-j.i-. am iof t'

;:i:n.

miicr 1st. start'-i for Washingtnn. ii!i-treosi:rv: am' ooposf.! to a roi'fal

tne

or nnw er over trie i (Jibson caaatv, ave heretofore ac-

criif or may hereafter accrue from the snles of the seminary township, and which

pave p.ereioiore r.een appropnatca to tne support of the Indiana CoHfo-e.

to do all that 1 can lo help he;

bat not at

ne excuse o; otner tpw:i for l):d I net vote for e

juaay III ' th

..!.

Sr.-r

. The Herd

err in constituted, or a majority

- . i . i t i . - - .

nrsi oiv oi ' in iv ns:cni!'i at mcenn

tne saiu noiirti wnenever requireJ oy not) m the Vineetiiif'S Gazette signed bv ;p

I'.vn n; i.'i'.p

aeier ol' the Jciii.-rsoii, iioiiiord, anJ t!r.iw-

! fordsvilie road, from a railrorJ to a Mc-

Adamlzed turiiiikc? 'cs, and bv riolu so saved over lour millions oi' dollars to the slate. How ihen could I be eo.nsist-

niyself' and just lo mv coiutitu-

cmi- lor o r ol rC!:ol i'nr ! nb

Piii lbuti on Act.

H37. Sc!teinb"r. In 't a-luiic;toii, new ii-ht.r. lu '.v iiiun, in favor of the sal-tiea-nii'V

I '. States bank a iDoastc: volej to reprai lho I'isiri'aa'i in Act. iw i- rEiii r.criv3. 1 10. Ueiiton in Lis 'ay as csnHtdale for rresillclit. ii'".. In 'l ex. i. I'rcsi.Ii-nt of t'ae Republic adaaciai;to Meico iiltirnr.tiiir a srpara-

you are my only witness

savs; let us ro lo the i

They enter tlie Rank. j Please to give a hundred dollars ia silver for this note. Teller 1 1 ore it is, sir. .Merchant Ah, very wo!!. Let us go

next noor to tne nroKer. i I nev enter.

tiood iiKiriiing Mr. Rebee, always busy; our rulers will hav-j made your fortune bv the time the people got into power. How much premium will von givu on half dollars? Broker Four per cent. Merchant Very well. Givs ras C1C4 in notes for this specie. Broker Here tliey are. Merchant What will -you sell rr. a Treasury Nose of S100 fo"? Broker- (.'ne per cent, discount. Merchant Cue me a r.ote, era! t".ke

in-

ths

wound. Dr. V. has been

unfortunate i lime existed stand Mr. P. of ?r;e, was

They were both young nin.-

lostae feelings

between

iia't lor soma

srm. We under-

w:is i nly twenty. two years engaged n; tlie mercantile

business, and j;e

loved. L'ic i: .v.

ner-

iv e:rc!r;t

J an.

-S8 At the lata Cincinnati cclt.bration of the birthday of thai drunken infidel Toia Paine, ii'rr.rst nirv luiis; Iati'Jeil Fruny

R i-

not

Vck Johnson. Martin 'n

rrn, or Gen. Jackson. Thesa are lh idols cf ths leeo-foco party 'f idolatry. l.Ju. Jour. f A steara-aaw raid, ne;r Vevsv, Ia., blonging to Messrs. Rrfi & IVabody. exphalcd on the CS'.ii, ai,d elided in a fthork-

theso bills. So my Loco Fooo friend, have you watched the who!? of this iuj'ut; uprraiidl? Now to the Cuotoin House agiin. Here Mr. Cashier is a Treasury

j Note for cibO.

, i

rrtisteoq aslei!t

ems in voLiipj lor -j rail roau ior

,,i i locs ii:e oisti :ct in u li il n

i ' i i

!lu- Pav a srrca'.cr revenue to tl'.e state

.. i ireasiirv, than the Uistrict I have the

iss: a!

exprnscs cf t::r y AflaiiM. wtrp or ban nlcntv ot' ver an.l colJ as

as will lea.! to tne undcrstaiu

it i on free,

;oi.

ferpatuaiioa oi our Amr.cau; :al. iiterarv and rali rio., i.iiti- !

tu no.ns. Union is strength, and co-operation increasts power. Mutual aid renders obstacles less di'Tieult, and correspondence brings to light mens and facilities before unknown or unnoticed. Intercourse with other parts of the country, brought the a . antsges of steam boats, canals, railroads, McAdamised lurripika, steam mills, factories, iVc. to our section of ihe Union. Correspondence, experiments, observation a id co-operation are resorted to for the promotion of our agricultural interests. Thus it is admitted tint improvements are practicable and desirable iu our business affairs. And whv not have imurove-

i .as sei us :n force iron

wiin are jaud after it passage.

ch t iutun'o.i i Ap'-.rovc! Fc'-.ruarv l?;h, 1SSS. a:g. spprcci-j ' TMOS. J. EVANS,

er vfli.e, ff.!:-e cf Iierr;scnU:tii

msnts in education.' The results of our processes in education arc no more s?aisfactory than thi ne of t!io old kerd boat, horse mill, pack saddle and blazed tree road system. Why should we suppose lh"3 management of schools is susceptible cf no change for the better? But it is affirmed that important improvements have been made tliat experience has approved them as really bsueti-' cial changes, though there are, and will be many useless and even hurtful innovations. Teachers, books and housns, are the trirea chief things in furnishing suitable institutions for our children to attend in tha acquisition of knowledge. Mutual aid among ourselves and correspondence abroad will do much to render thetn such as they ought u be. A secretary for correspondence to receive, obtain and coratnunieate information, facts or specimens oa these points will save ranch labor in tha work of improvement, and do much that is of great iraporiance which would itot otherwise bo done. S. L. CROSBY. Eel. 22, 1829.

david wallace. David iiillis, Pre si lent r t'i-: Sc-iate TXD 1. 1 W? TO- U IT: I William J. Ilrown Secrctarv of Stati

to icpre .'d i vote -.'iiallv i

sent? No, to tax mv i .oservin;; of

i.oa-

ioar to represent: ;,, sir. whv then

v h'.i . put

niiilio'is o! dollars into the pockets of tu Madison gciitrv? I cannot do it, sir. I sin not a t 'iassi.ier, but a in-nhrier. i run lor having ei;.i.il jtisiice done to all. id'j t being u 'iits unwell 1 cannot rxtend

sir, why on-'.iuents iaciiiiics, t

the S:

af it t

a in cio nereby

cert, i '

that tae Inregoing is a correct copy of tia original act now on file in ray oilice. In Tcstinreiy whereof. I have hereunto pel my h ind and affixed the seal of Sta.e

at indi.iinnolis th.s ITih dav ol

rv, 1S3S. WM. J. BROWN

jua.se rem irks. 1 speak witti much p.un to myself I am aware that i.-.is bill as it bars come to lis Was supported bv my jlriends in the House: bin if the honorable j intlcu.cn '.ii:u i it - district voted for a

lioa ol tin 1 i.ioa e:iic.K' -e frw Facts fir the vtci:. 'J'bc e

-ov a niiicat under John Qaiacy

j 1 -."-O'l.O.lO pur ueaituu: the woik, and received as muck

lacy lahcii. I ail-r An. hew Jacks.ni, the expenses v.ri;

OnO.OOU, pr amiuiii; and the wholf coioiiry w.i, ruii-.ed tviiile the pojr lound no I'mpieviuent, and no iii.iiu'v. I 'ii.lir Martin Van Durca, who openly aVcUres tliat lie lolii.-.s JacL: ci's iootlc;is; i!ic weal'fiv are rc.l'.iccib tlie miTchantd' crc-fir i , (Ir.-trovoii, lac lnci l:,Ti;ics arf ilcprised of work, tbc poor li lt lo starve in rr.t si reels, ai.ii t!ie precious metals arc not to be seen, except at Urukers' Otiiccs, u lieio she v hrinr a hi :h premium.

l iab r Adams we heard notions uf a surplus

revenue, an.l

i;:? a main er two b

Feil. bo:h of whom die

ward. On- of tl.tm v..

mill. lh.

(I,

1 thf.rtlv afi

:s part owssr o

ier-

. i.

-oui.'t fi'iitl Free Pra EA'a xr:or-j.

Cashier And here Sir, is your nond. Merchant Now do von p'crviv thai f i ... . c. . .

1 nave ;ust made t:ve do. tars ny tins onera

tion iour premium on mv surer ai.u one discount on mv Treasury .Note.' What

becomes therefore, of voar "better c:.r- 1 iC St. Joscp.h cotititrv

rencv?" Do von not perceive, rny f.-ier.d 'Joseph coutitv tspeciailv.

that a Iank nute Is wori'a a per ct r.t. iaoic i -tr- lavuved y ii - e-.a-rrrii-iiig than a Ti Kasurv li'.te? j tors. Messrs Saerir.aru, with a t

Vi e Lave great

r.uine rocs vaiuarn

v. orihy n'dn't ol

reaio s re so elite i

nd rrale-

i to toss:

iii ces

o'lse witfi which abounds, aval St.

r e weie tfus

'reprieci ii.cn

Loco Foco Well, to be sine.

look very curious. Yon cet :a

offer l.hc bank no''. ; wlach and as certainly made rive dollar:;

it Lurs .nlv did refused, i.nlu-

nin; the

r it between the L5iiik, (histom House.

' ci Far Iron, n : a.r, . i ; n the flourishing four miles from i'.

fast wrotigh: i.ia: turcd ;:i

the hikes.

tureJ at their fjro iaoo of Mishnwais.

s lowrt.

Tin

IS IS tfltf

Merchant Mv ftiend, this trlres from Government tinkenntr, from tieraiiPinothe currency of the country. lis wise

iron that has ever ben rnnr.'hir Statu, fir in fact west cf

Jioiga.g from the bar now ia

our possession, wo liait m Iioaitatinn ia

o'lncng tne iron im.s t ihe fcrge, m

exceuent a

trust not the ilesimies of our counlrv any i bar-iron in

rtiele. The Northern In

. r..

iri a :i u

liana.

cturs n: est

Mf b.

loll

lonoer in the hands of ko..vas no.! f.n.U iooKed u

Von have a nractirnl deiiionstration v.( lho 15' aaiaut inc.

hetter currencv,

for vourDlf.col,"'.v-

hereafter, and do not allow leaders of paiiv

.aomy was plenty, 0HJ ,he la. ' jj yQU by ,hfj

orua-

India.ia

The Preparatory

2 u j : : ;' Univcrii'ij.

Department of ti.i.3

lust.tu'aon is now in successful operation, under the care of Cvnrs Nctt. A. IL.

lir.MV Pll!-- O..I' ill li-.-. Proiv.r-.t 11..

, j '.i I ...li y , cC 1 1 . .. 1 ' M . . I : , ,

p.u iiiita.i oi AiiegiiHuy v Oil eg'. Id. liis high literary attainments!, and intcliectual endowments, eminenily euaiify him for

ponsibh; d;nies

rail road for Ma, the Legislature, matter of course

hson, in that In-. nub of it does ii"l fellow os a that I ouolit to clo so.

On ihe contrary, I consider, sir, that it becomes me to watch the interests of my district with the jrreaier viil.ince. I am told that on my vote depends the late cf ibis road, and the making or the breaking of this place that my vote will cait the die. !ie it so. lict whether it

the truly laborious and r

devolving upon him, and. tinder his ea

akhough this Department has bee:

oration but a short time the

Students has increased in a decree une

qualled iu the history of anv other Institu

tion in the west. There are now near forty Students engaged in the study, both

of English and Classical literature, em

bracing many of the various branches usually taught in the college proper, whose progress far exceeds the expectations of the most sanjuins. Crccnrastlc Era. .- rji.-nai-!i3 of tie Kaa. Thos. G. a39re. In the Senate on Wednesday Feb. 7. on th?! motion lo strike out in tlie bill of the Ilnusc the rail roa.l from Madison to Indianapolis, and insert in lieu thereof a common McAdarnized turnpike. M k. Moorf. .mb: Mr. Fresident, I stand on this ques

tion in a very trying place in a very delicate and tender attitude; and am the last man that should be approached by anv

gentleman in the common manner of electioneering. Could I be operated on by any inducements to sustain the bi.'t as it is, have I not enough? Have I not friends in this town Have I not many friends warm friends vea. and atrono- frim!s

ur many children whose parents are too living here, whose interests should induce poor to defray tha expemses of their edu- me, if any thing but the interests of mv cation. It is thereforci a raot la.idab'.e un-J constituents sho-dd inf.ucnec me to give

be a rail road or a MeAd

will not make or break any n'a

,i . i i .

; wi.r.ng mat mv inie, iiowevn .imh 1 termaie tin: eha' ac'a r of ihe road.

j iv.inii v takf

j the vote which is demand

I interests of the honorable district

turnpike

muz 'd

am 1 d'--

1 am

tlie responsibility of giving

l is demanded I ram me hv

I lare

CoJcr Jackson we arc told, iii.it there was a

surplus ! I.' v mtui iiw ol i.oi,;ir, and vet the I -

- i.Jire.irt vui'x r;v..rri. 1 ne i.,:;io

i.oiren.is eompeneo oi pay mo inner, anmnues ; ban!i a, Atoa was hroken into on

in calicoes and iior.i. t.'io nirsns cannot be raised n;,i,. ,., .-.

i'e.'V. The -- ?- Access w

u0 lrcufurii nr.v .( ilr.istrstnm. 'i be

Star.

to hr.ng country.

cost of tinh

iv e cry citizen as an event icnaible interest to ot;r wi.oln

had

hitherto our citizens hare

I tae wrought non used m t.'aa rntii the eust, consequently th

s branch eifnes.iv

lio.n the treasury.

Ircufur ;-

t u it., anil roi.hed ol" twenty tlct dutpectater revs: ubtaiiicil, '.ve imJerstanci, by efTeet.

jag an ci.iraneu nc.o uic ccuer arm D.oiriug wan r-hr-ve 1 i it r

ni:i.-pei:sa!!e article has beon

enormous, and has retarded the improvanieiit of our country in a very considered" b'.e degree.

Iron ore is abradant in

v i c i ;

of the Forge, and from the ehar-

ic proprietors, we eonficcatlv

the benefits of en st

.. .. . . , , , . .,, e , i- - ...s . 6 ...... ia-lin c iIHu r.ll uic oeneiit oi en stao-.ilacsona.npi-.cst.ie tobewinn u.ustraiion of tuc . ,, au-er throne;!, the l...or into the bi.kinS room.; isi;Riein of ki.., wj,i h rua!izcd 1rairyi.ir: on ct the of the svjici.i reotnmi-iHleJ Tlie iminev hoim? depo.ited in the uit, iatc.V -. r c- t ,' u - -v Mr VanKuren.mia, late,ne-.s3:te: I which ihe r'ob!er found it too iliiTieuit a matter to i Vi -iZV" "f1 Country.-. -Tlie lair Mr. e',..,,,. ,,,n President oi' ihe Com-1 r.iake an entrance. j olueh credit is guo the proprietor for

monwcaitli u.inu ot liosMn, ivasj a rent. Tuose a.rents are reipaire 1 nilh Denallies t.ve.i l.y the ill-

U. S. pension t"1 nive boc.il reli . of the

I'tarv of tile 'f'rea.-

uiv.

b,i

ins

Mmdcr. A inariiei was coinraitiej on Thursday evening last, in tlio vicinity of C't (iene ice

no sta'cd to h.iv, hern ia the sum ot" oO.OOOiJ. Mlsoi!n. on t.ie iiody oi a younr; man. ohont

We u;i Jeistaod that ihe pension ("and in hi-, pos- years 1 J. liht complexion -c:simi. nt ;..e timp .1 bis deatli was 100.1:0. , a bine roiiinljiiont. wiih 1 -in

1 "P-( represent.

iiuoiuer oi i

mind is made up.

:ii

cinnot he chan'ji'd.

Helici

VOR THE VINCENNF.S OA7.nTTZ. fsee schools. From the papers published in this place, which I have had the pleasure of reading for a short time past, I am happy to learn that the subject of free schools is beginning to enlist public attention.

In tnosfohief villages of this size, there

therefore, as ldo that iiis impolitic as well a-? unjust to construct railroads through some portions of the state to the neglect and expense of others equally deserving portions; my duty I will discharge to mvconstituent;, to my own conscience, and to my God. i::g:s UAKDEa. In th? House of Representatives, on Monday last, the Joint Resolutions instructing our Senators and requesting our Representatives in Congress to urge the passage of a law making the notes of the specie paying banks receivah'e in payment for public lands, &c. came up in order. The Loco foco members, discovering that they could not prevent the passage of the resolution in any other way than by withdrawing from the Hall, determined to adopt, that high handed and revolutionary course. The loco-foeo member, from Elkhart, (Mr. Chamberlain, rose in his place, and called upon his hrethran in politics to withdraw, and thus prevent if possible the passage of the resolution. About thirty, after calling lho ayes and noes, obeyed the biddingof the Hon. gentleman, and skulked behind the pillars into the committee rooms. A quorum not vo;!mg, Mr. Jones of "sni!?rbnr", moved

the:.-enterprise; m the mean time they will please accept the following scniime-al from tlie editors of the Free Press. The .Messrs. Shermans, Tlie first man-

pip.

ria.s i.itc bnt and broad Mack I t be from .M Charles, arai bv na Tiie murderer, i'. is sonousi

; f o maul was Lis travelling companion, beta

foot, lie is describe

i.e st i led taat iu-: a !! .ii r.i were much

involved i 1 l be failure of ihe (.'ommonvv e.i'.l'.i Dank, an,! that his esi iie i indebted to that l ank about niJO.OOO. As ! ". S. claims have preference, it is possp. e that tiie government will ultimately lose tioihi:: '. But ii" the statement we have nude

be Imp. 'ami tlie farts will anornr in the reoort of, 25 crltO years of eqc drcsed iu a blue roundabout

the Secretary of the treasury, now nearly rrativA 1 ,!'lik l'i'tanons, and seal' skin cap.

it presents a verv forcible practical nrsument

paiur.ieons were ba.iiv

torn, and he had a very tore ttir. He ii snppo.-ed to have made for this ritv. He is a foreigner but

u lecturers of wrought Iron weft of th?

buttons ami brass : I'-'-kcs, may their enterprise secure for

.ppo3td , thrm a prominent p.acc in th afTertior. .- jv.-A- . of the ncotde of tha St. Joseph country.

i . , 1 j

?ad. ut Fit i

ar in-, and may it prove to them, that ''tide

xvrre;the affairs of men. which if takn .a il .

on loot. He is described as a man middls :' n i i r ,,

1, ..'I.. ... I.-!. '. II ! UVUU, Ull IU i'OS '. l. ne.

uv..n, 'v., s.i.i.i i-.ti.., .... i. , , aa mill ii.ii ai.DULi

1 iiCie is

some uncertainty whether lie of. Fisher wore the

a-ailKt the no'iev of r -i, nlovi r,r- in.livi.lnal api.t.-. ' "at. U llll last fCCII 111 pailt

as keepers ol the public money.

Frr.ii the jJoston Courier. Copy of an inti'rceptfd lltteu from

. deputy Sub-Treasurer to the Secretary

ol the I rcasury: Hostox, 1S3

I) CAR oik: our Iietlcr, cailinrr on mc: at Indianapolis on ti c Hit

to tiny over the public funds, amoiintin."' culled to the chair;

. . .. .. VV 'I'l. .

vvheiher bennsu or L isa i.. not eertainly known and U said to be a blaciiMr.uh by tra.'.e. -V.'. so 'iri Ilcv u Mean .

o e VAN CC?JVK?JTIOrJ. The Van Buren men hm'. a kind of convention

(Ion. cc. Mimor rs. V. Ca'ev and

to $100,000, deposited in mv "iron chest" j 1 h"ln!fln v'rro elected ice Presidents; and for safe keeping, is received. In reply, Mt',sr!l'. liunninS. 'ain, and CIm,. appointed i ii , , ,- . ' -. secretaries, (..en. olilrov delivered some introd.iel would observe, mat liom recent expert- . . , - ,, , , , . I lory remarks; ami At. Ijolio.n, ese. and othments on iron chests, I became Mnviii-Lr',r,...;;ai i,.i,. a i.

ced that depositcs, exceeding $1,000, in' thousli inferior to some of Catham and Eurke'Jl prps'P!' anJ four of Tread well't model.

such articles, were innrft. In accordance i are quite creditable to the literary talent of the with the principles of the lib-Treasury Part.v- Rhviht DjieOwlv, Es:j. howtvr-r, was law, I have, therefore deemed it expedient ,hc L'reat iru" o! tUc occasion, and presented a to invest the surnlus. aav iat).0m. in ; pKtby and elaborate address, in which ho dis-

' - , ni...,.,l pii.i. ra.,r.i or.a i... .ri:.. .1

ijin.u ........ ........ a...i isiiiiii iiuoiziuir 11. e I defence of actual administrative Abuses aair.-n

India Rubber stocks, at $150 per share

The shares stand iu name of the Secreta

ry oi tiie treasury, anil are transferable and ronGninat himself to general declamation at his order. If you wish to realize the about democracy. In many of his abftraet virws

casii, l will otier tliem lor sale; tint 1 am m oon rcpuruicans will a?ree, alt.ioueli totally

doubtful whether

as tb slriplc is rnlh

cative L liair ot tha Lmon. e may revert to the address hereafter, as the great number of copies rdercd to be printed seems to indieate a design to maki it th teit bmk t'aroujhrtut the state

' a put chaser can be found 'hssentinp; in their etppliirMtty to the admiuistrather r just at present, i1'"? of he little federalist who now fils tho Exe-

Respectfully, yourobedent servant,

1 ei Virtuoui rHoreliMnt? deal lir.orah'v.

Zrre Printing Ei!ublihmctf. The Kaleigh Kegister Ftates that the present circnlaiion of the National Intflligence is l'J'J2 copies daily, and 72C0 triweekly; making on each alternnte duv Lt emission of 9192 copies. Whole number of copies per week. 33.552. In tha same of ice is also done the printing of tho House of I.'epresen'.a'.ivfs for ths editor &f ths Mndisoi'.ian, ami various oiher jobs, hooks, pamphlets. &c. The number of hands, including CO females, who f(,hj, siitch, and the like, is nlmnt 210. and the amount of wages paid weekly. 815,00. There is one double cylinder Napier print1 n IT nroat 1 ... n a.., " ' . . ,

.. i, i 1 , "i.iiu -.ajj;i r, iwo Allams

f s . , , , ,

i i.e wnoie are cetpatu of printing 75.800 sheets per day, or 500 reams per week, without working more than th usual number of hours.

Vrtrrhon in Ptnnsylvemia. About ?0 counties of the "Key-store" Sti te, in thoir primary nssemMie, have itde'cled delegates to a 4ih of March f'nnveniinn. to nominate a Governor, for the ensuing three years. They recommend General Harrison to the consideration of thp whigs of that State, for next President. M-mit-

Tvrre i"rmeriv ri T,t..

'aej;ser

"in rtitma.'f ir?-.