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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-29

BRowN UNIVERSITY. There is much
reason to fear that the opposition now
carrying on in some of the Providence
papers against the College and its Off
GERS, particularly that distinguished gen.
tlcman and scholar, President Wayland,
has its origin in motives not of the purest
cast. The question is frequently asked
by many citizens in this part of the State,
els it possible that Brown University is
managed asimpropcrly as the Providence
Daily Advertiser says it Isl" The pre-
sumption is fair and natural that there
must be at least, some mistake in the al
Legations against DIR. Wayland, contain
ed in several of the recent numbers of
that paper. Ifthis is not so, then the
conclusion is irresistible that the gore,ra-
ment ofthe College, the Corporation, and
the Faculty, are all combined to defraud
the public, and ruin the Institution. Ad-
NIT for a moment that such is the fact,
(and the admission is necessary to sus-
tain those charges, can any man believe
that the Hon. NICHOLAS BRowN, one of
the early graduates of the College, and
its most magnificent benefactor, would
quietly and silently look on and mark the
daily and rapid course of this mork Of ru-
IN which the Daily Advertiser would
have us believe President Wayland is
greedily attempting to consummate' 1t
is the very climax of absurdity, if not of
moral turptude, to endeavor thus to poi
son public opinion in regard to an instl-
tuition in the prosperity of which this
State, in an especial manner, has deep
and vital interest, and from which so ma
ny invaluable blessings have continually
been derived by every class of our cti-
zens from the highest even to the very
poorest. We do not pretend to be fa-
miliar with all The concerns of the Col
lege, nor is it necessary that we should
be thoroughly acquainted with all the
lille details and minutia which ncccssa-
rily come ct themselves with the govern
ment and successful management of the
youth sent there to be educated. But we
are acquainted with the character of the
grcar bcnclactor ofthis College, and that
ofits President and Profcssors,a and there
fore feel ourselves justified in assuring
those Of our readers who arc now prcpar-
ing their children to enter Brown Uni
vorsity, (and there are SUCH that there
has been no period since the College
was founded, when it possessed stronger
or higher claims to public confidence than
il does at the present day. Such is Our
perfect confidence in the unccaslng
watchluIncss of the Corporation over the
interest of the College, and our unsha-
ken confidence in the Faculty, that even
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-29

The u. S. sloop ofwar Concord, sailed
from Copenhagen on the 9th of August,
for st Petersburg, having on board His
Excellency John Randolph, Minister to
Russia.
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their silence in regard to the imputations
circulated against them affords to our
mind evidence enough that those charges
are not ,reli founded.
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STEAMBOAT
FULTON.

The steamboat Full
ASesS~2A TON, capt. Tomnson, hav-
E.SS---:Iing ing been repaired and new,
fitted for passengers and
freight, will leave Providence for New-for eve
~ SUNDAY morning at 4 o'clock, and New Yorl,
on Wednesdays, same hour, touching at New
port
grFPassagc 81 less than the other boats
freight taken at low rates, and under deck il ne
sssap. aug -
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AUCTIONS.
ADMLVTST STRaTOR'S SALE.

IN THURSDAY, so'h September next, nt
~ III O'Clock, a. m. will be sold at public
auction ON the premises, under decree Of the
Hon. Supreme Judicial Court, all the right, title
and interest Of which Daniel Austin, sen. late Of
Newport, mariner, dec. died seized, in and to a
certain lot Of land with convenient two story
Dwelling House thereon standing, situate in Green
street, and next west Of the residence Of Benz. b.
liowland, esq. Conditions approved endorsed
Notes, payable at Bank with interest, at 2, a, and
q months. HENRY Y. CRANsToN, Admir-.
aug. 20
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MARINE ~
LIST. xssa.ss
PORTOF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Sloops Amity, Lawton, New York, Ann, Man
chester, do.
CLEARED.
Sloops Providence, Brown, New-York; Amty
Lawton, Providence; Ann, Manchester, do; Brig
John Decatur, Chapel, Boston; Schr Clara Fisher,
Austin, Havana.
ARRIVED.
Sunday, Sept 26h,
Brig Harriet, Cook, Gottcnburg, for Providence;
Brg. Ariel, Watson, fin. Warren, for New York ;
Schrs Mary, Munroc, FIN. Bristol, for Havana; ;
Boston, Baxter, Baltimore, for Prov; Reindeer,
Rose, FIN. Troy for PhiIad; Sloops Amlty, Law
ton, New-York; Antelope, Ilaniord, Troy, for
Nantucket; Omega, Starbuck, for Nantucket, x
Lalaye Tanner, for New York, both FIN Brls-
toll; Alonzo, Munroe, Providence for New York
Monday, 9Th.
Ship Roger Williams, Mosher, FIN. PhiIad., for
Bristol Schrs I.andrum, Smith, from New-Lon-
don; James, Parker, FIN. Wareham, for City-Polnt;
Sips. Independence, Goodale, Southampton; New
York, Potter, for Ncw-lork, and B. ID. Jones,
West, for New Bedford, both from Bristol
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r ACKAWANA COAL, Of the first quail
n ity, for sale on Bulls Wharf, at 81 so per
ton, delivered in any part Of the town-In lots to
suit purchasers. BY WIN. 4 ], VARS.
Newport, July rs.
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IRON AT AUCTION.

Am Friday Morning at 10 o'clock, on Banis-
NVter's wharf, will be sold at public auction (if
fair if not the first fair day,) nm assortment Of very
superior Hoop Iron from inch, TO 81 inch, also
best round Rods from ! inch to l inch in lots 10
suit purchasers. Conditions made known on tho
day Of sale NJ. HALL, Auct
Sept. 20
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sD O TIC f..
NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS.

English calicocs Of the wells,
newest fashion, Green Barege for do.
French do. also gng- Circassians, Merlno
hams, ginghams,
Changeabe& other silks Ladies superior gloves,
A beautiful variety Of & mitts.
worsted barege and Shell combs, ribbons,
other fancy hd<fs. Merino, Thibet, 9TH
Swiss capes, bobbinet er shawls.
footing of all widths. Pink, blue, straw s blk.
silk, Angola & heavy Italian grapes.
English cotton Hose. A few large S-4 Me-
Fine sea island shirting. rino shawls of a
5-4 Black Grape. for superior quality!
ALSO
Cloths, cassimeres flannels, & variety Of other
Goods not enumerated, just received * for sale
cheap by JOHN L. TOWNSEND.
Sept, 20
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.4SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

A II the August term Of the Supreme Judicial
"a Court holden at Newport, 1880, the under
signed was appointed by said Court, Assignee OF
the property and estate of ASA GRAY, of Tiv-
erton, in said county, six months from this date,
was allowed by said Court for the creditors of said
Gray to bring in and prove their claims-they are
therefore notified, that unless they prove said
claims within the time aforesaid, they will be ex-
cuded from any dividend from said estate. All
persons indebted to said Gray, are requested I"
make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANsToN, Assignee-
Newport, aug. 27, 1880. 81
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b RoADcLoTHs. caSsmercs, sattincts, meri-
y no cloths, ilannelS, baizes, bookings, bIan-
kets, habit Cloths carpetngs, rugs, Scotch plaids,
elegant long and square merino shawls, imitation
do; raw silk, Valencia and cotton do; nankin and
Canton grapes, an elegant assortment Of plain and
igur'd changeable silks; worsted, cotton and silk
hose; large lot Of linen diaper at Cd per yard
American beaver and horse skin gloves, from 20
cents to 81; cotton and silk umbrellas, elegant
ribbons; bandanno, flag, aud fancy silk hdkfs; ba-
chelors comforts, and leather jackets and draws;
boxes of cotton; pongees, cotton sheetngs and
shitings, linen do; circassans vestings English,
French and American calicocs, from Sd to is6d
per yard; furniture dimity and chln,z; Swiss book
aud jaconet musins.
LEGEORN ard NAVARINO
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LEGEORN ard NAVARINO

AMERICAN, RUSSIA, & ENGLISH DU OK
All of the above & 90 ID S will be
sold at very small advance, for cash, or short
credit. Ills old customers and the public are re-
quested to call without delay, and examine for
themselves. sept 20
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JUSTICE TO ALL.

1t is evident that purchasers who pay cash for
Goods on delivery, pay two or three per cent more
than they who take credit, (money being at six
per cent, } therefore, in future, deduction will be
made at my store, of three per cent on all sums a
bove dollar paid for goods sold for cash on deliv-
cry, except when sold at cost or to those who
have open accounts-and a proportonate reduc-
ton when credit is given and payment made be-
fore the time Of credit expires.
WM. JAMES TILLEY.
srJaN TICE.
! have complete assortment Of GOODS, bot
almost for a song, which shall be sold cheap. A.
mong them are fine cloths, annels and circassians
with m,rno cloths and changeable silks.
sept 2y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-29

Yesterday, was the day assigned fol
the execution Of John +. Knapp, of Sa.
lem.
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CLEARED.

soops Amty, Lawton, New York, Ann, Man
chester, do.
GI l. A II I'D
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scpt. 22.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

GO The public are Informed. that there
N'ii 10 iLfce days meeting held 10
CLsrl,s'o"n. 10 commences on 1huy,dsy
evening The 10Th ,ast 80 fhe New Pretty
terrain Church. The Re, Sir MircHlLt.
II Pi"iadslpbia, vi'h sabd,y cher Cler
gyn'so. viii s,iead tie meeting On the
sabbath succeedisg thc commencement
Ofths meeting. ihe Sacrament Of &c iosss
S"PpsT viii te slaughtered
'1Is ,. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

We are glad to ob.erve ,hat large
and most respectable class 81 society.
are resolved TO a'iug tie subject OF
- Capital Punishment once more un.
Ter tie notice" If The Legislature. Meet.
ings ~ petition Parliament for the abo-
irlion Of the punishment of death in Ca
sc, where sangu'nary examples ate alb
horreht 10 reason. justice. and sound
policy. have been held at Southampton.
Reading, and Plymogih 1T Mhici
places petitions to Pariiamcn, have been
agreed To, and have been since hume.
rously snd respectfully sieusd. We
understand similar petitions are ia
progress Of signature 1T several Other
places London Times.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Horpers- Ferry and SmifhEeM Road.
A meeting Of large number Of subscri-
Der, 10 this Road. was held 10 Charles
town. Oh Friday the 4ib lest. On compar
ing the amount Of stock taken, IL wi found
that a sufficient quantity was obtained to
complete graded road the whole distance
III was deemed advisable, however, 10 en-
large the rub cripiion. 10 order to meet
any contingencies which may arise. The
prospect 81 getIin. portion Of the Road
made during tue present season, is now
very ns'iering; bad the inducements 10
those Who have not already subscribed. 10
invest . small amount. are based upon
those strong principles of interest aud pub
lic spirit, which must certainly merit at
teniion.
The committees Of subscription are 10
repoi, on the 18th instant aud a general
meeting Will be held on Friday the 18Th
iastsbt. ct John Bucktnastsr's tavern, in
Charlestown, 10 choose officers Of the
company.
\ full representation OF tue stock, either
il. person Or By PROXY. viii be very desira.
Lie. june .. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

We have been requested 10 notice dan
gerous amusement, which, within the las, lev
weeks, has become very fashionable with the
young men of our town. Il IS Tie practice Of
shooting rifle guns and pistols. We believe
that the persons who indulge in this pas,me,
are not aware the danger attending: it, and
that they need only Co be reminded of it
Tha, there is real danger TO nc lives of indi-
N'dua's. there can be no doubt A few days
ago, ball was shot into tie house Of O zen.
ueman OF this town, penetrating the window
shutter and glass. and striking the opposite
side OF the room. Fortunately 1t passed too
high TO injure any one in the room. Another
gentleman walking in tic outskirts of the
town. was sslu,ed by the whizzing Of a bull
let which passed very near him. II ough, To
be tecollec,ed tsia, there is not only great
danger from ball when i, misses it's mark
and there 10 no hill or rising ground to receive
u, hu, that bullets often glance or rebound
IN such manner AS 60 send them with great
force. IN direction not anticipated by the
person sheCtDg We weekly receive nc
eo''r's Of mos, melancholy accidents. result.
ing from the careless use If Grc arms. and
entertain great fears. TIA; ere long, some Thing
OF the same ki,d vii occur here, unles, the
practice be abolished, or greater care be ,s
ken TO render il harmless.
Almost every evening We hear the sharp
cracking Of Ere arms in various directions.
and we deem Il re Ally unsafe, i, such times,
TO walk in the borders Of the town.
We rePea, that We suppose tie persons
who thus leopard the lives OF their neigbbors.
are no; aware OF il. and that they will readily
Hnd checrfulIy surrender their "a, oiitc amuse.
ment, when convinced that there IS danger
attending Il. Our object IS TO call their .;
teniIon 10 tue facts We have stated.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
THE MARKETs.


on tic cob vi EewIs I.tr. infant .an of
ih"mss HoOrr, Esq eyed hyc months
90 ludsy the 1Bih uli ~ ~ sss,stre.lsre.
VIC. Ni'naNs COoNrs. tcspec'shie oit,zet, ~
ahephetds'oan. lie Vss a sosd.or of tie re-
suluiion
On Monday last. after q shot ,Hncss. Sir.
JaNfs DUEf, 81 tits county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

&DuM CGroEnD-we have been WAT. h;,..
si'h great anxiety. the mo, cmenl, Of the dis
coh'e"i.l party ia South Carolina, unwiIIinr
to give up the hope, tia, time. aul The opera
''on OF the tariff. would restore them 70 ,hcir
right mad. la this hope. however, NC kye
been disappointed. They have been waitir..
.or The repea! of the tariff, s1I Congress has
adjourned without fulfilling their ~..ae.-
The only question which appears We, unde
termincd is whether the tariff law shall be
declared null and void as 10 South Carolina.
by the legislature, or by Convention. if.
in any way. the collection uf the duties in the
potts CT that State be resisted, il place, her
IN open rebellion against the government. and
civil war must be the consequence. The
President will then be compelled. by the du.
ties Of his office and the oath he has taken. 20
enforce the law. Tia, liere is danger OF
this dreaded result we new firmly believe.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.

A letter from Washington, 10 the
editors oi the Albany Daily Advertiser.
says that G~nerai J,cxsos, Mr.. Eaton,
Secretary Of Wac, aud Mr.. Barry,
tost Master General, will visit Albany,
daring the month II June. They viii
Thence proceed to the Springs aud Nj
asara fal!s, ao9 perhaps TO Green Bay.
Agentlemsn from Washington. who
was ia the House of Representatives on
''"ay' inisrms us. that Mr.. Stsnber-
ty' Jackson mcnber from Ohio, spoke
ia ia strong conlemnatury term. Of the
Presidents message, and declared i,
To be 'da tieciio',ee, IN, document Will.
MIR. =. =. Barbour, OF Virginia, an.
p'auded IL much. and declared that tic
positions taken, inct his most decided
APPRECIATION as III sustaining the policy
III the South, &c. DQh. Pot.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

"A meeting Of the citizens &c Charles.
town was held at the Court House. on
Friday the 4,h day of June. 1850. for
the pcrpnse OF organizing Flre Cnu-
pany. and adopting MEASURES To- si,u,d
security against hre--ANpelw MN.
NEDy. Esq. IN the chair.
On the mutton vt Andrew Hunter,
ESQ. il WAS
Rrsot-ed, That q committee Of three per
scn> be sppolnied, to OBTAIN the subscriptions
VI =, iesst forty OF the must intelligent md
athletic cri&ens Of ChaT!e.ivwp. Ia = paper.
binding theni to unite ss a Fire Company,
."d report Ito meeting Ia te Llll here vn
10 morrow.
Andrew Hunter, Richard Williams
anu John =. Gsllahcr. Esgs. were ac-
cor'''ngiy appointed said committee.
on motion of the same gentleman i,
was further
fesolpeG, That = committee of three be nd
pointed to draft k"ies and Regulations tor
ne government VI the oon,e mplAied Fire
Company, and report ON to morrow.
"hercuPon Joseph T.. Daughertv,
Humphrey keyes. and John Buckmas-
ter were appointed said committee.
The following resolutions were also
moved and adopted, viz:
Resoited, That il be RECOMMENDED 10 the
trustees OF Chariesto~n to levy = town tax
for the purpose Of purchasing hose aud 9th.
ecessary implements for protection sg.in.,
ire.
Resolved. That il br further reoomme oded
10 The sad trustees. immediately To take such
measures ~ they may deem legal and efire.
tive. TO compel every house rrp,r To procure
and constantly keep ia good order, such .
number ct fire buckets. as the SAID trustee,
may think necessary.
The meeting then adjourned until
Saturday. 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
On Saturday the meeting assembled
agreeably TO adjournment, and having
received the reports Of the committees,
the meeting was dissolved.
The members of the Fire Company
then adopted rules for the government
at The Company. anu elected officers
Tor the ensuing year.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Iht. subscriber informs bi. old cusie-
mers and The pubic generally. that la.
Csrding Machines ~ Dsraesvills ara IN
eon"ie'e order. and thst Le is ready 10
card wosl IA the best manner.
NoOl. will be received al the store Of
Wm. r. I.sek. in Charleston ADD =,
MARY Lines tavern, IN Lesto~p, where
the kolis oil bu returned once week.
lhe long experience of the subscribe,
warrants bsiIi IN saying that col cannot
DC caIded 10 better maDner any where.
June 0, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

.9nec"ote Of Chmceiior Kent On
one occasion before the Chancellor, ~
The case vi an alleged fraud, the coun-
sci IN the course of the argument Oh
the wrong side Of the question, attempt.
ed to strengthen points. naturally weak
by surprising a case. Suppose said
he. your Honor stole horse. and
stop, stop said the Chancellor. it.
not supPnsable case. SIR Wei!
then. your lInnor,' continued the coun
sci, after recovering from ,uomeBta-
~ Confusion. suppose | stole Il hor &c. :
Very like, sir; very Ike added the
Chancellor.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Af'.r"oe ~ ssgsse cs tie consson morse. rum.
""ao"ieai 10 "'e lie f,r. Cyar-ey II ~.
'rhs foll"~iag uiieaastance ua,r..
lated TO NE by gentleman o, undoub,,
ell vcracity.
Que evening in the month az Decem-
Der. rs few officer, Oh board OF R,it.
i>h man Ut war, IA tie barber of PORT,
mouth. were seated abou, the Ere. one
"i them began In play piGiiiise air .n
'ne ''o''r. lie bad scarcely pertorm,d
ten minutes when Il mouse apparently
frantic, made It's appearance, IN the
centre at the iioor. neat the large table
which usually stands in the war,i -roon.
the residence of the iieuicnauts IN shins
at the line. the strange gestures Of
the little animal strongly excited the
attention Of the officers, who, with on.
consent, resolved 10 suffer IL to con i.
unue It's singular actions unmoicsted.
Its eSertions now appeared to be great.
er, every moment. Ii shook its head
leorcd about the table. aud exhibited
sigus Of the most ecstatic delight.
IL Was observed, that in proportion
To the graduation Of the tones To the soft
point, the ecstacy Of the animal appear
ed To be Increased. and rice rsrsa.-
After performing sections which an an :.
imai so dinsinuii,e would, az first sight.
seem incapable vi, the little creature.
to the establishment Ut the delighted
spectators, suddenly ceased To move;
tell down, ard expired without c,in.
eng any symptoms ct pain.
Bah. Gas.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

A writer in the ". York Journal Of
Commerce, states that a method has
been discovered Of making Pc per out of
the moss which grows in .ucl, great n =
burGance in every part Of the southern
states. IL Is thought the paper Vii! be
yearly equal TO that made oI hcmp.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
MAD DOGS.

BY an act Of the common council Of Win.
chester, aud a PROCLAMATION of tie Mayor,
published an the newspapers VI tie Mace, " (
perceive that bydfophobiA has made its q.
pesfanee in that town. and tlAt many dog.
wee bitten by rAbid animal which Re "
Gays $50 made bis way inio crowd in the
market house. The law which las been en-.
scIed, su,borises the mayor. whenever lie
may consider it Necessary, TO ISSUE lis pro
clamation, requiring all dogs within the cor.
porAtion 10 be confined, until 10 las opinion
TIE danger shall have subsidized aad % direct
police officer or constable. 70 kill ~ dogs
found running at large sfter the expiration u
three days from the time Of issuing the pro.
elsmsilon. The law also icvics TAX of one
Collar on each nal. dog when there is Lu,
zoe "a family, and one dollar aud Ge,y cents
upon every dog above that nambef, and Eve
dollars upon each female
We have been thu, particular in stating
TIE provision, Of the corporation Isw. ia, our
'O~a authorities may profit BY the example.
ihs number Of doss 90 'his place il much too
'''fe' ard tie DAGGER fun h,dro3hnbi.
~oo'd De si-fm'ng. should ,h.t hon,Jle dis
case sgs'o break oct smongst them.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Cure for DropSy. A correspon-
dent informs Us that there is bow !iv-
Ing at Denny, who, about three months
ago. Was seized with dropsy. for
which he underwent the operation of
tapping; after which the water arain
gathering, the boy WAS sd much swell
Ell, that the two doctors who attended
him SAID he must be tapped a second
time. in day or two. IL happened,
however, that boy went To see the
one affected with dropsy, who men.
toned 10 the other that lac had strong
desire To eat some onions: the DO,
went home 10 his fathers house and
procured some for him, and what is re
markabIe, in a short time after eating
them the swelling abated, the hoy dis.
charged 4 great quantity of water, anu
continues Ia do 81; he eats onions ev.
cry day, and Is now walking about.
Raw onions IN this case appears H.
have produced Ill astonishing result.
which, for the benefit uf pcus0ns SIM.
lafiy afflicted, ought ia be known.
Gas goic Chron.