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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
SECOND ARRIVAL
New, Cheap, and Elegant
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,

All Market SQUARE,
HDpers Ferry
JOSEPH l. RUSSELL, & co have iu,,
- reserved and are now opening. a Yer,
,piend'd sssortment of Sppug and Summer
Goods, Consisting. IN par. of
super Maxim, aud Canton Grape,
Bombszine, BArngc, Bs,is,e,
P-lmsreen, Grape de Lyon,
super GHuze Shades. aud handkerchief,
Fame, SILK DO -Embrs.der,d Grape do.
Bsrrsge do.-Foulsr4 CIav.ttng,
Italian do.-A neat sssoItu.t Of Ginehams
P-'nted Jacone'. Fml.rd Cslcoes, sc
Hoskin Gloves aud Mtts-lius,,ty Of ali
s-LGrge BrOcke lSha.ss,
PLAIN and figured Swiss, J.conet, and Book
Muslin; needIe-worked and ,smboared
Collars; thread aud bobiuett L.ces aud
Edgings.
splendid assortment Of Gauzc aud Gro
de Nap Ribbsnds. CHEAP.-Nayarino sud
Leghorn Ronne,s; a neat sssortmen, OF
fashionable Goods for Summer vestiog
and Psntsloons
Together With u general assortment Of Sta.
pie Goods, selected within a few d.yS
from the late arrivals
Determined TO sell bargains, they respect.
fully solicit call and examination of their
hoods. May II, 1890.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

the iirst rressurer-snd The frat Recording
Secretary have been thus removed
To tiose Members aud Managers ~ no are
spared. the Corresponding Secretary mos,
cordially and most earnestly recUmmend tia.
Society, snd the Cause of the Bible N general
The prospect ut sepai-',on would DC more
painful than IL Is. c"nid he no, indulge the
hope. that At least a fslr friends To ,he cause
~hi be found, ra'sed up 'n succession, tall the
great object for which B,blc Societies ~rr.
formed. shall he accomplished, M s,,erv IA.
nn'fy n Quar- t,!~'ed oouniry, and in TIE .soSEI.
'h.aH Ce 'iPpi,sd .siih 1.-THE ,sOrG II hje"
JotiN MATTHEW Cor Socry
May ). 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

TNiiE undef.gned has TAKEN the valuable
y Tsn.N@d, belonging ~ lhe bens ~ D.
bez i.sr,ic. deed, anI l~tcly ia the charge %
Cob john Is isrue, ou Long hsrsi, eight
miles from ChHie-ts~n sud t0uf tfOtu Rattle
to~n. on the MAIN road bctWeen those TO
places. tie hes 100 co.. h.fd snd ~iH con
,l.utly keep, supply o. LEAtHIR. ofeVS
" description, snd 81 thc best qnsiity. eel
viA ,cete IilDEs sbd BARK, 81 tbe mar.
ksi puc~, neAcis-Dgc Coz le.il.cr o. Cash
ne Ianqpg ~ thwirsf0IsA viii also be
r-fsccuicd Snh uffcn.tiing zeal, 80 that Le
shl - SDic 20 ccOn,n0d.se alphabetically, 81
,i'hef s'shd' III Mo n'.y isyog bla VIII
tbeir patronage
NATnANiLL sCRoCiN.
Nav -. la.l
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MARRTED.

On the 18th ult by the Hev Dr lIil. MIR
BRocKLNRsoUGn McCoHaiCK. of Frederick.
TO Hiss AIS 1IABIRLaKE, daughter Of tie
late Mr. Harield 1imbtrlske, Of Jefferson.
Do Thursday last, by the Rev. Sepiimus
fusion, Mr. JosgrH CnArT TO Miss MAHGIA,r
COSKLTS, al 81 this county.
On ihe 9Th ult by the Rev Francis Moore,
Mr.. THoNAsJ. CErzES 10 Miss ELizAHITa
hcBRIDT. both Of iIsrpers. Perry.
On SUNDAY the 25th ult by the Rev Mr.
hu'e, Mr.. PsItiPJ CAHiLt, printer. former.
" of ilArpers Perry, t0 Mss SorHIA A e.
BLUrn, Of Frederick county. MD.
On the 18Th alt. At Nillc borough. Caroline
county, Va by the Rev Mr. Bsttsille. the
Rev JosEru BsEER To uiss CATHAEISI Ton,
daughter of William Tod. Esq
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BROWN 4 ClIESEBROt Gil,
SURGEON DENTISTS,

FT0nl FhHdItiI EIu,J
DESPEC FULLY .tf.t A. ,,r nr.,,..,,.u..
IA services To the inLabu.u,, o( Charles,
'o~n aud 10 sicIshy, for one week only
also The irhsonsnts oil BsiiIstown s.s t.s,-
emily. for one week oni,i ~hsr- A,ywii!
supply The loss Of teeth " srn6c,si 81 n.tu-
raj Seis. set on gold. fFon, ons 10 faiI ..i-
aud htted accurately, - a. tu preserve The
ngure Of the mouth aud resio6- srtIeuist,on.
&c The operations Of Extracting. sersfs-
ins removing tartar, snd stopping csFtous
's"'h With gold sc viii be sseb % ~ all
gave sntits Subtraction.
ID & C. viii attend families OF ibeir own
rssidenees. They msy be found nj Mr. Ed
nond, hotel thsrlestoan, aud Vt Sic Gag
Hsis' baiusio~n. May - 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

THE NESTRY of,be Episcopal Church in
tbs place, arc requested to meet at the house
Of Mr.. JAsss Bsows. on Friday next, a, T.
o'clock, for the purpose Of elec,iag . La,
Delegate 10 the Diocesan Convention, and
'rsnssc'ing other business Of importance.
Man -, 1890.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

Lately. =, an sdvsneed age. Csptsin Law
PHfFcr. of L0udouo The deceased vas a
native Of German, bot can,e 20 this countr,
90 time 90 take en- sciise part m the war Of
the Revolution.
On the 4ih instant. after short illness, NJ
I"Ascis \ iIlSieros, u tlsis county for
uvriy II Maryland
90 wednesday les, ASS. daughter ~ Mr
"bi''m Cfuzes, q Harper. Ltuj aged ! &.
ycsIs.
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.COMtitNItATGD
DtEl1.

A. h.s residence. Oakland, foudoun cUun.
- Va on wednesday ,hc 5ih instant, cap.
Fsiacis sTatBt'se, gen'ls msn equally b,
loved aud lsmen'ed by ~ his sclusintsnces
IIe va = itcnd ~ ihe pOef. sDd l.hiisn,hro
pist ~ heart.
" How "a he tender ties sfe broken.
How Oit he parting tear inu-t Ios--
Tie words 1t friendship sc~sCr sfr sggken,
y CT those are gone ee lossJ 6clcw.
Like suns thcJ iUse. snd ~ - bfigii,
J. kc SUBS ibe, -. sn1 ~ . nisbi 4"
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rIME-dRovE
WOOLLEN FACTORY

VlNHE undersigned. formerly member 81
Il The firm of Hoi'.ses & johnson, respectfully
'niotms the public, that be has returoed and
taken Charge OF tie above establishment o,
- situated IN the village of Brueeiown. Ere.
dsrek county, seven miles northeast ct WIN
chester, and - now 10 tie most complete or
der tor manufacturing Wool ,nto & lotbs, broad
and narrow' CsssIHo,s, Flsnnel.. Blanket
linseis' carpets. &C &c sc None bot the
De" ~e' smen ate employed, aud no eNer.
uOns shall be omitted to 10 tie work Az ,Le
best STYLE
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Journal IF fhe Hsorf.-Under this
somewhat quaint title. a beautiful oe-
tavo volume has recently been pub
lished in London, FROM the pen Of the
author Of - Filtration"
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Congress. the House Of Repre-
eniatlVes, Oh Tuesday, o bill vas re-
ported, the object Of which j. TO pre-
leni accidents IN steamboats,. by pro.
|'dlng. under certain penalties, for the
.trength and fitness Of the machinery
! pad boilers, and also for the employ
pcnt Of suitable engineers. Al the
pine tune, TIC following resolution was
.eported, and unanimously agreed 20:
keloirtd ihst the Secretary of the Tres.
7Fy be directed 90 cOlieci nnd communicate
tbs House, 81 the neat season of Congress,
sshor'na,'os tsnd report his sisus ~ the
me as, N his opinion. may BE ussful aud
.n3oTiAnt 10 Congress 10 e,seiing regulation.
p the navigation II steamboats, 90 steam ,s,.
Pc 9Th view 70 guard against The danger,
Fising from The bursting " boilers.
Bah P4f
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

"E have on hand. few real lucky nam
w ters III the Virginia Free Road Lottery,
to be drawn an Woodstock, on Thursdsy
neat. Adventures are requested 10 sppl,
Immediately to
JeGersOn s. Cleveland.
MAJ ~, 1850
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CARDINa AND ruLLTrrG

Uonr az az Iea'sH' y nc gtar.
The experience Of the subscriber in The a.
boVc business, sud the degree Of satisfaction
rendered BY him ~ the former customers e
'he cOoeeTn, Sben inrmcfly connected viii,
'his establishment. gives hHp : confidence 90
bis sb,lity 10 execute otIers 40 the most 49,.
e1ccP,IOnsble manner.
GOULD JOHNSON.
May l., 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

Cob Powell. residing near Pmladel.
shia, being about 10 leave the United
tates Toe some time. offers Tor sale al
Powclion, on the 10Th of Jane next, al
o'clock. las stock Of Short Horned
afi,. consisting IT sixty males aAd
males, either imported Of bred Bs
81.
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BoLTxNo CLOTHS.

"E have just received an additional sup
w ply at Boiling Cloths, which makes ouI
stock very complete. and which We are &c
'ermined TO sell At the loves, prices.
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND.
May IL, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

the Rev James NJ. Blown. Of the Presby-
terrain church
The heat anniversary meeting will be
held M CharIesio~n on the lr.t Wednrs-
day OF April. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
Berkeley and jefferson Sunday School
Union.

Union.
The third annual meeting Of the Berks-
ley and Jefferson Sunday School Unisn.
MAS held 10 SbepbeTd.town. 10 the Ger
man Reformed church, on Wednesday
April 7ih. 1880.
Doctor George ID Stephenson, LIST Vice
PTesident in the chair.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by the Rev James Black
The Annual Report was presented aud
Eesd ''y the Corresponding Secretary.
On motion Of Rev J MedtArt,
ReSOtred. That tue RepaJt be accepted
III will he published Oext week
Go motion of the Rev VI Brown.
RssCIrsd. That The cause Of Sabbath
I ScbOGls. within the bounds OF this UDIon
calls for more vigorous eXeFtiohs
90 motion of Is T.. Wolf,
RcsOlred, That increased efforts be made
10 close and secure the scheme for raising
the sum Of $3.50. for the benefit Of the L.
MON, and that a Committee consisting ol
four persons, with authority 90 appoint
oihers.) be appointed Tor this purpose
The committee appointed are MessrS
Joh0 Doll and John Boyer q Berkeley
and Joho T. Cookus and james McMuf
ran Of Jefferson
The Treasures Report was presented
and on motion Of Mr. Is g. Wolf
Rssol-ed. That The Report Of the Urea.
surer BE- accepted
Resolred That the meeting nuw proceed
10 the election of officers
Nbereopon the following genhcmeu
were elected
Doctor Henry Boteisr President
Doctor G D. Stephenson, 1T v Pfesr
JOHN Boyer. ID 90.
Jonathan Cushwa. 81 do
John n Cookus, 4ih DO.
! r. & Wolf. Recording Secretary
I James McAiufIss, Corresponding See
Ilcafy Buck. Treasurer
I .haa0Esrs DR. Ssyder. Stephen Slsiey
DAVID kcpiihgef. - MllsF, Col Jsht
Siroihes. Hex-kiai Hedges
90 motion adjourned
Clossd with prayer by the Rev Jscol
Beeeher. y & WOLF.
RscordinR Sscrelsry
The mesiing was addressed ~ Ihr Rev
}. Mettari, q lie iuihersn church. and
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

JosEPu EvAss, young man about - years
pf age, vas executed on the 9th ultimo, at
6reensburS. Pa. for the murder OF John Ciss.
}er or the 3ist Dec. last. His fate should be-
solemn warning TO The incorporate. and
particularly to those no are inclined to kee p
fhe company of the dissipaied and quarrel.
pome. IL bis confession can be credited, the
pct for vhich he suffered WAS accidental no.
Pnicide, committed willis, defending himself
against two men who we're attempting TO beat
Dim with clubs Cissler. the deceased, was
noi one Of them. but came up, perhaps to
make peace. when he received The fatal stroke
|PSith shovel which Evans vas brandishing
Do protect himself from the blows of his as.
PA'lan,s- Ii occurred in holiday frolic, Of
~b'ch drinking aud csrd.plsying were the
principal smusemen,s
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We some tame sso calculated, upon the
that the msjor;y for r.,ifiag the New Coo
s,iution would be between Ave and six thou
saud Wsnow have reason to believe IL vii
no; fall Car short Of seven thousand, and tia,
1t Will be sbundsotiy large 20 restore harmony
10 tho Commoawesltli, aud TO ensure to the
ncS government, the hearty cooperation OF
The people generally.
We are much graufi-d to find, that Mr..
Doddridge's fears of Acknowledgement Of the
Commonwealth. in consequence of the ratis.
cs,ioa Of the New Constitution, sre en,irel,
grouodless The suhjo,ned statement or the
election in Nonongsls. Tone Of the counties
OF Mr. Doddridge's district. and the most pc
puious at the last census viii shew, that =,
iess, large proportion Of the citizens there,
are friendly TO the New Constitution. The
editor Of the Wheeling Gazette too. expresse.
his satisfaction with the prospect Of its sdop
ton. although he does not wish TO see it &C.
cepted by Uessern vote. We see no sign,
Of d,,conten'. and sincerely believe tina, the
people OF the Yves, are. like the Wheeling
editor, pleased To have il ratified rcserying
the privilege Of demanding further reform.
Is soon IS il can be done With propr,e,y.
MONOSGALiA. ELECTION.
Horsk or DELEGATES.
Edgar c. Wilson COS
Richard Watts Sol
Francis B,ilingsley AS
For the Constitution 40
Against il 4S7
M-ssrs Wilson and Watts were in favor OF
thc New Cons,iiution-Nr. Billingslcy sgans,
IT,
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COliEN'S OFFICE. - .iu,orr, ,
April 2S;b, 1850.
ID EPORT OF TIE DRAINING

April 2s;b. 1850.
EPORT OF THE DRAWING
IA VI the .NHyiond STATE Louery,
Z. TUH 1880.
1854 (even number esPtal prize CT so. co
o. capital ~ 1000
~ prize VI 500
1927 ptizr Of go
li+6. 275s. 1913, 1855. 600, prizss Of 100
so24' 5s77. 3yO6, 500, 4759. I ,,;,.oe &,
S0S2. 59ll. $3.50. 1895. 1888. \ P"-es OF %
- prlts ~ S1U. 10 - 6. aud $500 of5 each.
no. 1884 fNN EVEN NUMBER h-v-
INK drawn 'hs capital ~ Ten THOUSAND
DOLLARS, sgr, e~bly TO the scheme, there
fore. ell The ESEs NrssLBs. being those end.
iug With either Q 4 s 8 or o, are
each en'hlsd ~ pfiNr " FIvE DOILAHs, snd
~ sddruon io whatever prizes they may have
drawn besides
tCJs rhr holders of the prizes are respect
full! requested 10 present them fCf pay ne NJ,
- soOn IS i may suit their convenience
}. l. COHEN.' Dr.. = BROTHERS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

Errdfum.--In an editorial article in out last.
Pc word .fgurGiive was used instead Of y6gu.
biipely. through 4 mistake II the cOmposi,or
She Vord was Esurafipeiy IN the manuscript.
. should not occupy space IN correcting
hs error, fit were not SO glsringly ungram.
Aateal.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

The Spring term Of The Caancery Court n,
the FIRST Monday in April, adjourned on Fri.
day last. the 9Th inst. The late acts of as
sembiy for reforming the practice and eHpe-
Together with the un,iring industry and dis
|tinguished abilities OF the Chancellor, have
|compie'ely removed. a, lcas, from the Cour,
snd so justly rested upon Chancery Courts
I'VE mean the great delay in the decision OF
causes which has become proverbial a sui,
that court. in almost as shor, time rs in the
tcourts Of law.
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sCHE>fE so. :.
MAINLAND STATE LOTTE
w Ri, To be drawn 10 Baltimore,
Oa Ueinssday ne 26h .KOy.
,ft.sfts, t.trr
TEN THoUsAlgD poILAna.

TEN THOUSAND DoLLAU5.
IMs scbeme - arranged ou he popniur
ODD . ENEN SNsIt-N, by which, the hol.
drr oftVo tickets or tsO shares, % eeft.in of
obtaining 81 least ooe pnze. Aod may draw
IltKLtG
brsdss The capital prize Of I'm THOU.
SAND DOLLARS. there are the usual iuu.
oef " .ninof denominations, ADD 40 prize kss
han F,ts DeH.y.
Only 900 tickets IN the schsme--moss
pukrs tbsD Bisuks-the Whole psyable N
CASH, Which - ususl can be bs4 the NO.
nett they ale drawn.
Itchetf 81 % Quarter 81 ..
Haircs - 80 / EigLfLs ca
'.'ORDFRS sithef ~ mail post psiJJ o.
pri'sts crhss3 sncs, enel0stbE tie Cssb ~
Frilcs viii meet the sane prompt snd punc.
teal suesi,on o. ID on psFsoosi application.
AGafsss
- COLES. D. BROTHERS.
BsigaaIs
B.iiims-r, Nay 5, 1890.
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Lest any improper impression might be
Created, from the circumstance Of an oil NO
Pnan and her family encAmping upon the CON
mons at this place. We are requested by one
pi the oversrers Of the poor. TO state. that she
pad been offered q support at the house pro-
4Ided for the indigen, Of the county. bu, posi
ely refused to .ceep, refuge there. She
*ad frequently been furnished With means q:
Subsistence by the overseers Of tive Poor; DO;
&er eondue, has been SO Objectionable. that
. house can be obtained fog her ~ithn the
vn. s5o prefers wandering life, to being
Comfortably provided for 1T the Peer House
he fault is, therefore: solely heT own.
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Flax and Tow LiHen.
May ", 1880.

lust received add for sale nv
- HUMPHREY KiYES.
Nav -. 1850
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CHURCH Ar BOLIVAR.

Agreeaoly 10 notice. given TO the citi-
zens Of Bolivar and vicinity. Co meet on
this day. Saturday the S,h May.) for the
purpose Of making arrangements 10 erect
Suitable building for a church. and On
apartment or apartments FOR the promo
ton of education, RoBERr AVIS was c III.
ed 10 the Chair. and JOHN II HAYDEN va.
appointed Secretary, when the follow in z
resolutions were offered aud adopted:
ReScired, That John II Hayden. John r
Price Zacharish Canes. James Chenowiih.
( Robert Avis, George ". Rowio.. Robert
Bisnsh1rJ. John q Cn>-Id and Stephen
Roots, be appointed committee 10 solici,
the citizens OF the community 10 contribute
toward the erection vi 50 ID building.
And II vas further
ReSo!rei. That this com mittee meet on the
22d inst at ,hs house Of John T.. Farmer. G
O'Clock az the evening, at an adjourned
meeting, aud report 10 The same the amount
of subscription obtained
y. B-Thrre will be q suhsc riptien pa
; per left at the Drug and Apoth-csry Store
Of DR. John r Hay den. in Bolivar. for the
convenience Of those who feel disposed "a
extend their libersliiy to advance thi. dc.
sired object.
The citizens Of Bolivar being deeply i'm
pressed with a sense OF the important mo
raj results that would be attained by the
erection OF 4 Church and Public School
/ Room in their town, take this method oil
appealing to the friends OF Education. Mo
rality and Religion. for aid in their exer.
tons 10 erect this building We feel con.
WINGED that this appeal TO moral and re
ligious community will not he IN vain. Ia
responding to this call. will they not be-
fulfilling an obligation 60 nat0rc's author
ADD the interests of society at large? We
propose this quere 10 the euils h,encd mind'
Of the individuals of our vicinity. Can
their conclusions be uEfavourabls To ths
promotion Of cause commanding the sp
probation Of him who Yields The scep,rC
Of universal empire? We await the re-
suit The Committee Of Solicitation
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Le6erson County Bi6ie Society,".


The annual meeting Of the Bible So
Getty of Jefferson, Va. was held in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church m Shepherds
town, ON Monday the Sd of MAY. Tn.
President being absent, the Rev. JAMES
BLACK took the Chair. beng Is, Vice
President. ANDREW Woops. ESQ. Was
appointed Treasurer. and JoHN ID.
MATrHEN.,, Secretary. pro. ten.
The annual Report OF the Managers
was read TO the Society by the Rev.
Er. MATrurws, responding Secrc-
tary; and on motion. il Was
ResoIued. That this Report be accented:
and that Il be published ia the f,r, paper. vi
this county.
The Society then proceeded 20. the
appointment Of lis officers and mana
gers Tor the ensuing year. The Rev.
ALEXANDER JONES was appointed Pre-
sideni; DANIEL BUoKLEs and DusnRop
[. WAsHIscToN, E.qrs. Flee Presi-
den's; JoRS fArEs. Esq. Treasurer;
Rev. JAMES BLACK, Corresponding Sc
erefdry; JAMES BRowx, Esq. Record.
oig Secretary. The Managers remain
the same as before.
Heso!red, That the Treasurer be requested
10 purchase twenty octave Bibles. aud twelve
octave Testamcntsi and Iha, lac transmit the
balance OF the funds on hand, Is a donation to
THE A Is Society"
Reso!red. Tina, the thanks Of this Society
be presented to the Rev DIR. Matthews, for
tie diigent and faithful discharge of the d,l.
ties OF his "fkce as Recording Secretary.
He$olreS, That Rev. James Black be re.
q"esied to preach . sermon, At the annual
iuee,ing next year.
Adjourned TO meet in the Presbytc
rian Church in Charlcstown, ON the
first Monday in Nav, 1851.
JAMES BLACK, Chairman,
JoHN ID. NArruLws, Stc'ry, pro tenn
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a. A meeting OF the trustees will lac
held at the church on Friday next at II
o'clock.
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MoNoSGALiA. ELECTION.

M-ssrs Wilson and Watts were in Evor Of
the New Cons,i,ution-Slr. Billngslcy sgains,
III,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
THANKSGIVING.

Tho season of Thanksgiving is nc,in
near NJ hsnd. and what matters it that wo
have bsN,-c made mention ofi's annual 70
turn? Tint we havn said it vas tho holi
d,y oforr Pilgrim Fa,hers--,he time when
they kn~lt beside 'he fnll garner, and
'hankcd Almighty God ilIa, hc had not sen,
Starvation instead Of Plen,y2 y2-That wo
lave said eyer since the whi,cman first
r,'h"red he harvest upon the wild shores
Nov Eurland--it has been the signal
rI scn'ered kindred IN gather once moro
h.nrath tho roof where they were horn
fr the mother To welcome her daughter
fr the foihcr to grasp the hand of his son
for brethren and sisters. long separated
r1rn the broad OCEAN oflifa, 10 gather oncc
rnorc around the hearth stones or their
eires. and recall by association. pleasures
s~ee,er than they were short. brighter than
ticv were transient, ac1rer in Tho enjoy
fasni than 'hey arc bitter in the rer,e,n.
t',nre. What matters IL that we have said
al 'hiz, Hcrapsc wn have nncc. or vice
o- ,hricc. sa'trn nf the Chris'i,a holiday.
. ~ ~e 90 so no noref Are snr seasons