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BOOKS.

ALSO, general assortment of Books
and Stationary, including Blank Books,
log books, writing and memorandum do;
superlinc and common letter and writing
papcr and large variety ofncw aid in
teresting books quarto, school and dia-
mond Bibles /; testanents Winchell's
Watts, various sizes Methodist hymns
all kinds prayer books, fine and low pric
ed Bridgcwater and Handel and Hay
den singing books; childrcn's colored and
plain picture books Bently's testaments;
national reader introduction to do first
class book Goodricl's large aid small
geography snd atlas Morscs do histor
zeal lessons history u. S. (; Emerson's
questions Smiths arthmetick Walsh's
do DaboPs do reading lessons nation
al spelling boob /; introduction to ditto ;
Frost's grammar Walkers geometry ;
Moves penmanslip; Halls lectures /;
English reader with vocabulary Green
leui grammar Walkers dictionary ; Al
den's reader +; do spelling book (; albums
and misc ellanoeus Books. Also, quilts !;
states pencils /; lead do /; crayons black
and red liquid ink and powder variety
pen and pocket knives water paints and
brushes stamps steel and silver pens !;
PLAYING cards pictures by sheet ink
stands sand boxes black sand ivory
folders sealing wax homes visiting
cards elastic states waters India rub
Der rewards of incrk wallets, sc. &.
Also, inst received large assortment
of Books including all the late ond inter-
asting .Noreis, Jrarei', Biographies, SC.
with which G.. nj. i. intends commencing
q CIRCULATING Library, by tho
name of THE FRANKLIN CIRCU-
LATING LIBRARY. Terms and par
siculars next week.
G. nj. =. takes this opportunity TO OBJ
serve, tina, it appeared to him Library
Was needed ir this town, and TINT Ire looks
for success 20 this experiment from the
reading portion of the COMMUNICATIVE
terms wiibe low, and there will be added
to the Library all the new works Of merit
as soon az published. &. NJ. F. has made
arrangements with one of the greatest
Book Establishments in Boston, and can
a, short notice furnish books of any de-
scription, wholesale or retail, at the low
est Boston prfces'
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TO THE
irELA DIES!

TVIlITE and Sound Teeth arc bo'h al OIL
nan,cn, and blessing. The best sccur
ity for their advantages is 10 be found IN the u.s.
of the
Dir fisn ANfisEPTTC DENTiFRIcE.
This elegant Ioofh Porder, with very little
me, craticatss the Scuacy in The gums, TN,
prevents the accumulation Of 1drtar, which
rot only bIackcns but looseni the teeth, and az
CELEBRATES their decay. Tho Dcn,iIrcc Tins re-
moves the prevailing causes Of offensive breath
preserve. he heal h,ncss and llordness OF the
yunns, and renders the teoth beautifully white
Price 20 centsI
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From the Boston Gazette of ofThursday.
Yesterday forenoon, VIC understand
Richard Crowninsliicld, Jr. and George
Crowninshicld, both Of Danvcrs, Benjamin
Eclnlan of Marblehead, and Daniel Chase,
late resident of Salem, were brought from
the salem Prison before the Supreme
Court now holden at Ipswich by the Hon.
Samuel Putnam, Associate Judge, and
were put to the bar, dnd an indictment,
charging the said Richard Us principal,
hnd the others as accessories, In the mur-
der Of Joseph White, Esq. at Salem on
The sixth Of April last, was read to them.
In the first count, mortal Wounds are al
lodged to have been inflicted on the head
of the deceased with hhtchct by Richard
Crowninsl,ield, Jr the other prisoners be-
ing present aiding and abotsing him. The
second count allcdgcd that said Richard
made several mortal wounds in the breast
and near the heart ofthe deceased with II
dirk, the other prisoners being present,
sc The arraignment (says our cores
pondent) was conducted by Mr.. Prince,
the Clerk, i'm the most correct and impress
i've manner, and the scene was most SOL
clnn and affecting The prisoners seem
to be very young men, and behaved with
great decotum. They scverally pleaded
Not guilty, and said they would be tried
by God and their country.
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The resolution offered on Tuesday by
Mr.. Holmes were taken up yesterday for
consideration. The inquiry was not, how
ever, allowed, as might have been expect
ed; and the resolutions were indohnitel,
postponed Mr. Holmes occupied the at
iention ofthc Senate for two hours, in an
able an eloquent speech, in which he urg-
ed every argument which could be sug-
gcsted on the propricty Of furnishing the
information required. To what condit-
ION are we reduced Executive onlnipo-
tencc, and Legislative suhserviency. A
Presidents acts carefully shrouded in
darkness, and every attempt to remove
the veil arrested and forbidden, by his
vassals. And this is the American Re,
publ;c.- National Jour.
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At Court of Probate. hsldcn in and for The
town Of Waircn, on tho Bird day Of May
A. ID. 1891
yKABENEZER LUTHER, administrator on
u the estate OF Nathan ei Easierb ooks, late
War;. n, dscea.cd, has presented to this Court
is FIRST account Of administrat'on-h is
ordered that the consideration thereof, DO re-
ferred TO a Court Of Probate. TO be holden at
the Town Clerks office, on the 6rst Morday
in June next, at 2 O'Clock, r. NJ. ! and that
previous notice be giye..by publish ng this Or
Ter three several times in the Northern Star, TO
all persons Interested to appear at that time
and be heard theron.
Witness,
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
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DUMFRIES'
EYE w AFTER.

u, OR sore or indaned Eyes, gives inncdi
~M ntc cusG and relief. On recent sore cycs,
ho effect is morc sslutafy. Where The COM
,lsim has been or Cars standings. aud in some
exceedi 9 bnd Gates, tho most unexpected and
,esr. bic r.Rci Mas been found in tho rfsc OF thh
EYrwArER, If er every other remedy hrf
raiod. Many persons who blvo used II, pro
nouncs il the best r. eparation Tor these com
pla nts they have ovor met with, especially u
eases Of soreness OF inflammation Of long stand
ing. Price IS cents Q bot 10.
O;- None arc genuine unless signed On the
oussid printed wrapper. by the sole profrie
tor. z. KIDDER, Immediate sneetssor IA
tho late DIR ". L. Co'NwAv. FIR salo NJ fh'
'oun,ing Room. over No 10 Court street nea
Conec 4 Hall, Bos on, and 9lso By his spcc'a
nppoin,mon,, by DR. !. WILLIAMS. wantn
DrLrMort. W. BniGGs, bristol Dr. A.: J.
Mooat. Newport ;NErHAN DrnfEE' ra'
&vr. ,
80 A large discount made 10 those who buy
tell again.
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sioop Mount Moriah, Martin, from
Providence.
6th-arr sclit Comet, Brayton, from
Savannah via New York, to Vim. Carr
Sloop Sophronia, from Fall River, with
hoops 10 VIM Baker and VIM. H. Dris.
col.
Sailed yesterday, brig New Columbia
Burr, for Mobile.
On Sunday last, sloop Superior, Child
for New York.
Spoke, on the Brazil Banks, 28th Feb.
ship North America, Peckins, of this
port, With $50 bbls. oil.
AT Port au Platt, last date, brig Rising
States, Carpenter, for Providence, load
ing.
Arr at Baltimore LIST, brig Montezuma,
Baker, Valparaiso,
Cid at New Orleans, 18th, brig VIM.
Henry, Cole, of this port, for Philaeul.
phia.
The ship Gratitude, Child, of this port,
from Havre, arr at New Orleans 18th
ult Outside the Bar, barque reported
to be the Cyrus Butler, Mauran, from
Havrc.
Arr at New York lst, brig Ariel, Wat
son, ofthis port, 8 DIS fir Matanzas. Saw
going in, brig Brothers, Hatch, 9 DIS from
this port.
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ington, Of Cranston Champlin, Of Wes'
torly, and Updike, Of South Kingstown
Halle, of Warren, Davis, Of Bristol :
Vaughn, of Coventry, and Greene Of E
Greenwich.
On Thursday morning, the Legislature
met al 8 O'Clock. The report OF the Com
mittee was then read which stated that
the whole number of votes for Governor
was 45l4 of which james Fenner receiv
ed 9793, Asa Messcr 1856 ; and 266 scat
lcring.
For 1t Governor 434s Of which
Charles Collins has 1886; scattering 46o.
lst Senator T; Nathan Brown 1895, Dan
lei Cornell 21Ol, scattering 81, MAORI
~ for b. 1916.
2nd Senator John D'Wolf, 1888, Bos
worth 22ss, scattering 6. Majority for
DIV. 1914.
3rd Senator i'reeborn 1895, Smith
2244, scattering 6. Majority for Free
born As.
4th Senator Ddrfee 2289, Cornell o.
Sc, scattering 4. Maj. for ID. %.
9Th Senator Chafce 1922, Simmons
22O5, scattering 8. Maj. for c. ..
9Th Senator /; Potter 224G, Watson %
81, scattering IS. No choice.
7th Senator J; Hawkins 1885, Whipple
2l97, scattering SO. Maj for ii. 80.
9Th Senator Remington 1923, FL
dridge 1lll, scattcring7l Majority for
r. lat.
9th Senator; Bnrber 240I, Cross 2l23,
10th Senator Field 22G5, Burton 22-
SO, scattering 80. No choice.
The Senators elect were then sworn in
to office, and the House then adj. to 8 o.
clock, p. M.
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LONG ROOM
FURN ISHED ~!
,p SPRING AND SUMMER an;
G. ID Cd I'D s

JOHN r. WHEATON, & co.
KID ESPECTFULLY inform the pub
HI lie generally, that they have just
selected and opened beautiful variety Of
o. SEA AsoNABLE GOODS ,n
consisting Of an ertensire assortment Of
BRITISH, FRENCH, SCOTCH,
IRISH, .AJNERIC.AN q GERMAN
MANUFACTURE.
.T Possessing advantages which cna-
Die them to furnish an extensive variety
of PIECE GOODS, OH the most favor
able terms, they assure purchasers that
no effort will be withheld to promote the
interest of patrons by disposins ofthem at
decidedly cheap prices.
May 8, 1880.
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Spanish and American cigars; superior
cavendish and common tobacco snuff
rice 4; molasscs saleratus; ground pep.
per brooms soaps &c SC.
&. M. +. hopes, by particular aaenf-
ton 10 the selection OF his goods, and to
the wants Of oil who may favor him with
their custom, to merit and receive share
ofthe public patronage.
Warren, MAY 8, 1880.
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DIED,

In Bristol, on Tuesday last after n very
long and nncommonly distressing illness,
Mrs. Mary Elliot, formerly of Newport,
but for many years teacher Of school III
that town, aged 81 years.
IN sw.nzey, on Wednesday the 2otl'
ult Phcbe Burlington, wife Of Job Bui-
hngton, in the 63d year d her age.
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Also for sale At the above store gen
cral assortment of Groceries. Young hy-
son; souchong aud pouchong teas; brown
and loaf sugars coffee box and casls
raisins figs almonds filbcrts spices
Of all kinds chocolate starch ; mustard ;
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FARHIONABLE
II Al i ia @ r.
M. l.. SALISBURY,
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk

M. l.. SALISBURY,
" ESPECTFULLY informs the in-
NJ habitants Of Warren and Vicinity,
that he has taken the shop 3 doors north
of Hope Bank, where he intends carrying
on the TAILORING BUSINESS, in
all its branches.
His work will be done according to or
der, from the first style Of Fashion to the
plainest Costume, and OH the most reason
able terms.
All GARMENTS made by him are war
rahted to fit.
Gentlemen's Cloths cleaned, pressed,
and repaired, ut short notice.
tDD FASHIONS.
M. L. S. has just received lfom NEW
YORK, the latest Spring Fashions, for
COATS, PANTALOONS, sc.
A share of the patronage of the public,
is respectfully solicited.
May !.
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MARRIED.

In Bristol, OH Sunday evening last, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Bonney, Mr. William II.
Drown to Miss Lucrotia S. Miller, daugh
ter of the late Mr.. Allen Miller, all Of
Bristol.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY Order ofthe Hon. Supreme
Judicial Court, and under the
ii advice and direction Of the
&k Court Of Probate ofthe town Of
Warren, will be sold at PUBLIC AUC-
the 9Th day of MAY 1880, at 3 o'clock,
afternoon, all the right, title and interest,
ofwhich CALEB CARR, late of Warren,
died seized, in and to the following Real
Estate, situate in said Warren, to wit -
a certain lot of Land with :wc story dwell
ling House thereon, bounded South ON
King Street, west on Street, north and
east on land Of Rosabilla Gardner.
ALSO,
A certain lot Of land with WHARF,
and STORE theron, bounded North on
land lately of John T.. Child, Esq. east
partly on land of said Child, and partly on
a street, south on land of Samuel Barton,
and west on Warren River.
also,
One other lot ofland bounded east on
land ofJames Maxwell, south on land Of
Joseph Smith, Jr west Oh Warren River,
and north phrtly OH land Of James Max
well, and partly on a street or so much
of said real estate, us shall be necessary to
make UP the deficiency ofthe personal es-
tate Of said deceased for the payment of
his debts, ftinerul expenses, and expenses
of settling his estate with incidental char
ges.
Conditions Of sale-Cash on the deliv~
cry Of the deed.
SETH Eth ! PECK, &c = } Admr,s.,
Warren, May8;
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NOTICE.

\ Ill persons indebted to the s''bscri-
"A bcr by Note or Book account, OF
more than six months standing, are re-
,pcctinlly invited to call and settle the
same previous to the Goth last.
JOHN LUTHER
Nav 8,
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

KEI T. tho subscribers having been ap-
wv pointedby the Freemen of the
town of Warren, in town meeting assem-
blcd, on the 2lst ult. Assessors OF Taxes,
give this public notice, to all concerned,
and request them to give in to the Assess
crs, ut their respective dwellings, or at the
Town Clerks Office, true and correct
list of all their taxable property, as the
law directs, on or before the 7th day ol
June next
BARNARD SMITH,
DANIEL BOSWORTH,
SAMUEL BUTTERWORT1,
Assessors.
Warren, May 0, 1880.
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HOOKS IND ST.4TJO.N.qRY Y,

n LDEN'S sfelling books. 10, s. End els
~ Ditto reader E"flIsh do
Godritch's history U.S s.
Daboi's arithmetic
Mcmof ondum books- leather covcfs
Mann hooks
wrnihg and C, c,phering books
New Ymk aud Providence f;imcrs
Toy y ,oks If oil kiinis b the d0zch
Russia and Philadelphia Q'nlls
LATER and por psPrr. good.
Wa,kJcn's Er plish Inh Po,oder ~ nffnfn
od. For p. IT, Ivy
g.. Il. GARDNER,
msv a Water-st.
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The request of S. p. will be attended
TO in our next. We hope he will make q
few remarks on the subject.
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suD MONEY WANTED n :,
NOTlCE.--Thc bills for the last Vol
1V ume ofthe STAR, are ready for
delivery. Those indebted will please calf
and pay a, soon as convenient.
April -.
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NIW GOODS
M. FESSENDEN

O. Nh EGSSEN De ~ /,
II ESPECTFU1.LY informs the pub
lie, that hs- has taken that well
known stand, formerly occupied by Mr..
J. Il. Croadc, and recently by Mr.. E. w.
Burr, and has just opened an
EP ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF46f
W-sEAsoNABLE GOODS, 90
AMONG WHICH ARE
Blue, black, brown and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
Sattinets, rowen cashmere, woolenet, blk
lasting, drab and brown drilling, nankins,
duck, silk, valencia, &c. VESTINGS,
a splendid variety OF CALICOES, fur
niture prints, Scotch and English ging-
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book muslins, white and colored cambrics,
fashionable dress siiLs, pongec, Gro de
Nap, grapes, palmyrinc battiste, .sarsnets,
florence, silk and tabby velvet, bombazet,
bombazine, silk hdkis., Italian cravats,
raw silk and cotton shawls, black s. white
wrought bobbinct lace wells, bobbinet lace
wells, bobbinet laccs, wrought muslin
capes, insertipgs, black, brown and white
linens, damask cap, belt and taf. RIB
BONS braids and cards imitation linen
hdkfs ; plain, figured and plaid corton era
watts; ladies and gentlcmcns black silk,
slate, white and mixed cotton and worsted
hose ;lndcs kid, horseskln and white lin
en- gloves and mitts; gentlemens kid horse
skin and linen do silk stocks ; canvass /;
padding ;buchrum; rattinett sewing silk;
tapes; braids quality bleach'd s. brown
shectings and shirtings tickings; stripes;
checks towelling knitting cotton linen
and cotton thread F; floss /; suspcndcrs !;
Aannels carpeting bonnet paper ; floor,
hand, clothes and tooth brushes; PALM
LEAF HATS gilt coat and vest buttons;
pearl do needles, pins, and thimbles /;
scissors hooks and eyes knitting pins,
SC. sc.
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MAXINE IrTELEL!GNCE.
PORT OF IYARREN.

FORT or IVARRE.N.
hnRvEp SINCE oUn LAsr.
@oop Eliza, Ingraham, from Provi-
dcncc
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport.
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First quality OF potash
Just received and for sale by
q Z. G.4RDNER,
March.T NMer-"
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BOARDS /!
s ID A " D $ /.

n nj. Feet selected Steam Mill
NVp sawed N. C. PINE BOARDS,
and Ia inch. for oil cask Heading,
= M. feet .FLOOhLNG BOARDS
nj. r.. o. hid. ST.AVES, just re-
II teivcd per brig Busy, arrived at
Warren, and for sale by MASON BAR
NEY; at Swanzcy, or WILLIAM BA-
KER, in Warren.
may +.
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COM BIS,

plain and side shell do wrought imita-
ton and plain horn do; ivory hair and
pocket ditto.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

Visiting the new room Of the United Statr'
District Court yesterday, we were sirucS
with an elegant marble slab placed IN The
rear Of the bench, TO the memory Of thelaie
presiding Judge, bearing the following record
THIS TABLET RECORDS
| the affection and respect
of the members Of the Philadelphia bar, fol-
BUSHROD WASHINGTON,
an associate justice Of the Supreme Court o.
the United States:
alike distinguished
for simplicity OF manners,
and purity Of heart;
fearless, dignificd, and enlightened as a judge;
no influence or interest
could bend his integrity or
bias his juds ncnt,
jealous patriot aud a pious christian.
HE died. ~ Philadelphia
OF the 26th Of Novemher, A. ID. 1929,
leaving TO his professional brethren
. spotless fame;
and to his country,
the learning, labor and wisdom
of a long judicial life.
[Phit. u. y. GGs.
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I E1ections.-The latest aeeounts from H.
New York elections place Mr.. THRoop mo,s
thar 10000 ahead of Mr.. GRAscEn, for Co
vernon Some majorities began TO conc n
Tor the latter from the western counties. bu,
there was.no doubt entertained of the elec-
ton oil the former by a great majority. III.
enu-masonIc candidates, as such, could M,
it appears, obtain the general support Of tIs
opposition party, and the repuguance 70 tbs
antI-masonlc cause seems to have gained fn-
the Administration candidates the votes AZ
thousands OF their political opponents. Sc.
veral OF the Clay papers, the Albany Adyer.
tiser III particular. openly denounced. and
zealously opposed the anti masonic party and
candidates. The Advertiser pledged some ~
the most respectable individuals OF the orno
sition party in the State such as Genarsl
Van Rensselaer, and others) as coincid;n-
with IT in opinion; and the result proves that
the sentiments which il avowed were much
more extensively entertained than had been
supposed. In Orange county for instance.
which gave a majority of 1900 votes against
Me-. Granger, two Clay members Of the As
sembIy were elected; and in the Duchess,
county, which gave 600 majority against the
anti. masonic candidates, the Clay member
OF Congress was elected. These proofs could
be multiplied, but it is unnecessary.
Ma. Int. of Oct. 10.
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"A postscript of a letter, dated Mead
s'He' Penn Oct 16, says, j. Banks.
a Clay man, is elected to Congress FROM
thus district, by c large majority ever
me jackson candidate, Ger. Cunning.
nam Banks majority in this county,
irnn the official returns. exceeds 500:
IN Mercer, 9o0i in Erie 500; in venaa-
go, Cunningham has a small maioritys
Hanb's Whole majority exceeds 1907
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Eall atru Eyi1rter GnoOa.

EkERNARD G. WOLFF having opposed
6s OF bis stock in trade to his brother, c..
ID. WOLFF, who viii take possession OF the
establishments as soon as may be conrenicnt;
1t has become necessary that his whole bdsi-
ness be settled and closed by tie LIST Janua-
ry, ensuing. All persons indebted to him,
are therefore required 10 make immediate
payment-those especially, who remain in
debted to the late firm of Geo. Wolf & Son,
1t IS expected will attend 10 this notification.
Nov. II.
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The Liverpool Observer OF October
edsays-'Amoagst the passengers who
arrived at Liverpool, in the Mononga.s
bella, CAPT, Dixev, from Philadelphia.
on Tuesday se'nbnight, were Col JoRy
HARE Powell, and Mr. EpwAnp SIR.
PEN BURD, of Philadelphia, with their
respective families. These distinguish.
ed gentlemen crossed the Atlantic with
the intention, as we understand, of ex-
aiming the various literary and s%cienti-
fc institutions cf Eseat Britain, and If
visiting the continent with the same de-.
sign. -
on Thursday evening The Hon. Ms.
Barges, of Rhode island. delivered an
address before the American Institute,
IN this city. Nearly two thousand Of
cur most respectable citizens attended,.
Mt b. occupied the attention of tie au.
dlence for about two hours, and IVES
listened 10 with profound attention.
lie commenced by giving a history OF
t'e rise and fall Of ancient empires and
nations, at.rIbuting their decline to the
spirit OF plunder which so universally
prevailed in ancient times. lie then
contested the condition Of men at tina
Presenttime, living o. products Of their
own labor after which he went into
an examination ofthe subject Of domes-
TIC aud iarelga manufactures. What
ever views we're entertained by bishear-
ers on the suhject of domestic industry,
there was but one opinion as 10 the
talents of Mr.. Burgess, who acquitted
himself IN q very able manner, e.inc-
ING an intimate acquaintance with gov.
efnments snd the moral condition ofthe
world, both in ancient and modern times.
In. y. Daiiy advertiser.