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the numbers, zeal, and influence Of its
members, the institution would be Justly
abhorrcd and its crimes denounced -
the aid of all good men in exposing its
principles and suppress the dctcstable as
sociations; it would sink under general
odum.
+ There would be no necessity to call in
the aid Of political power, to connect the
abuse with the business Of the General
Government, and make it the paramount
interest of the nation. That might be
left to the law, the press, and the force of
public opinion.
1t is proper to distinguish between the
guilt oflawlcss and profligate individuals,
and whole societies of honorable men
1t is only upon those who avow this doc
trinc or practice upon it, that the public
Indignation should fall. But nre the
whole body of the country to be reused
to n general war against numerous, in
telligent, and powerful society, for few
illiteratc, misguided men ? But in sober
reason, can we believe that large pro-
portion of professional men, and men 9TH
erwise distinguished by fortune and fam
lily connexions, with all the ordinary mo-
tives Of interest and ambition, could IL
mite extensively through our country, to
form an institution vicious in its princi-
pies and wicked in its purposes-an at
tempt, in the presence Of moral, relig-
ious, and jealous people-in the country
Of laws, and with a free press, to execute
its nefarious schemes, and preserve its
secrets from exposure by the dread of its
punishments and the severity of its in
flictions' Our personal knowledge of
individuals, us well as the general char
actcr of the people Of our country, forbid
the idea.
1t is therefore submitted to the good
sense Of the people, whether there is any
thing in this controversy worthy to be
considered of paramount interest-wheth-
or it ought to become political affair
and the foundation Of national party
and whether evils will not grow out oft, p,
more to be deprecated than those to be
rcmcdicd
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10Th mo. 18Th, 1881.
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
JOB SHEE MAN,

HAS just received per steamboat benjamin
n n Franklin, large assortment E.NGLISU,
FRENCH Il AMERICA.N DRY GOODS,
consisting in part Of
Blue, brown and mixed Broadcoths;
Red, green white and yellow flannels;
Figured flannel for chidren's wear;
Merino cloths, 6-4 wide, Of various colors;
Merino c;rcassians Of every shade and quality;
Common do. do do
Plains, plaid camblcts, and bombnzetts.
Superior brown Petersham and kerseys,
Silk and Valencia vesting,
Black and colored wOrsted hose,
Ladies patent Vigonia hose, a superior article
for the approaching season;
White and colored lambs wool hose and balf
hose;
Pongocs, gingham, calicos and furniture chintz;
Plain and figured Swiss, book and muil muslin;
Green worsted beragc and wells;
Some very superior winter ribbons,
25 doz. ladies' horscskin gloves-somc little
damaged to be sold cheap;
Mems coored Angola gloves,
Russia diaper and crash,
Black and assorted coorcd cambrics,
Clark's spool cotton, all numbers;
Middleton's spool cotton, all coloS.
Sinchew silks, and gros de Swiss;
Red and white lhbet wool hdl>is.
A and Cd bobbnct lace,
Extra super and common saitnet,s,
Mems fine white w0rsted shirts,
7,S,9 10, IL and l2-4 Rose Blankets;
One case pelisse wadding,
Together with large assortment Of .HILLL
VERY GOODS. &c. which have been care
.nlIy selected the past week in New-iork, " VA
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The subscriber haping made arrangements Wit
TIE LYNN DYING AND
PRINTING COMPANY, Of Boston

VKT ILL receive, forward, and return in large
w or small parcels, such goods as the own
ers may wish TO have colorcd or printed, which
operations will be performed in the most sotis,c-
tory manner and with ns much despatch ms the
nature of the business is capable of.
A handsome deduction in price will be made
for wholesale lots, and dealers in dry goods are
respectfully reminded that many kinds Of unsaea-
bic goods, may be rendered much more valuable
particularly the additional operation of printing
is now offered for their acceptance.
+. w, LAWTON,
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A PROCLAMATION:

! SE/ iT'NEh' lnc hehcral Assembly
w of the State aforesaid, on the 1th
day of November instant, pas
sed the following Resolutions, to wit
Whereos, 1t hath pleased Almighty
God to bestow innumrrablc blessings
upon us, his undescrving and offending
creatures, for which It hccomcs us at all
times to be most humbly and devotcdly
gratetul-and at the annual return ofthe
season Of harvest, we are gracious!y per-
mittcd, according to his divine and inn
mutablc promises, still to witness the
glorious manifestations OF his power, and
the unrestraincd dispensations ofhs mer-
cy, whereby lie crowneth our fields and
our garncrs with plenty, filleth our bor-
ders and habitations with peace, holdcth
onr lives as in the hollow Of His hand,
and guardcth us from destruction.-And,
whereas it hath been the practice OF the
prosenitors Of our own generation, an.
nua.ly at this season of renewed Occa-
sions for gratitude, to set apart day for
due acknowledgment of all the Divine
fayors of our Almighty Fathcr-Thcre-
fore Resolred, that TIL UR $ DA Y
THE FIR r DAY or DECE.M-
BER NEXT, be, and tho same is here
by set apart as a day Of II n .NK s.
GIVING and PRAISE to Almighty
God, for all his mcrcies to us His sinful
creatures in this life, and for the blessed
hopes Of life eternal, through His Sor
and our Saviour Jesus Christ.
Resoired, That it be recommended tc
the good people Of this State, that or
that day, they abstain from all unncces-
sary labor and unbecoming recrcations,
they assemble themselves together IN
their respective Houses of Worship for
the purposes aforesaid; and for all such
acts of devotion, praise and prayer, as
are befitting the occasion, and rs they
may deem acceptable to the Holy An
thor both of our lives, Liberties and en-
joyments, and Of our faith and salvation.
Resolred, That His Excellency the
Governor be requested to issue his Proc
lamation making known the foregoing
resolutions to the good people of this
State, and requesting them to conform
themselves thereto.
! do therefore, pursuant 70 the above
rccited Resolutions, issue this, my Proc
lamation, to make known the same, that
the good people ofthis State may con,
form thereto.
Given under my hand, The seal Of said
State, at Providence, this seventh
day of November, in the year Of Oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred y
thirty-one, and of independence the
fifty sixth,
LEMUEL HASTINGS ARNOLD.
By His Erccllency's Command:
Henry Bowen, Secretary,
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SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR SALE nv
= 4 MES HAMMOND.

.Norember II, 1881.
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DRY GOODS.

m-ILTON HALL has this day
W. received on consignment, and
offers for sale very low for cash,
or short credit, black, blue, olive ana
mixed broadcloths; sattinetts; woollen
blankets, iannels; sheetngs and sh'rt7
inps; cotton and linen threads; snspeRs
ders; coat and vest buttons.
Nov. 10.
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WHOLE NO. 81
PROVIDENCE ACCOUNT BOOK
MANUFACTORY,
Stgn Of tt)e Arnrr,
No. ZS. Morket-S Street.

EP GDkS Of every description for Merchants
= ( aud Banks, made Of the best materials and
warranted 10 give entire satisfaction.
Paper ruled To pattern, free from broken lines.
RooK-EtNpING generally, executed at short
notice, and moder0ie prices.
If any recommendation Of the subscribers
work is wanted, il H''. he Inferred from the fact
that mere hoos OF his Manufacture have been
-od during the last eight years, than has been
made bl any other person in ihis town, and that
his work Is used by more than half the
anas ia Pro,idence; and by great proportion
of the ranI's in the vicinity.
Stitinncr- who do not make their own Books
will frd this establishment to offer Books for
qualr, and price equal to any in the Union.
n rIrng Looss OF Il superior quality, constantly
hard
-" Orders are respectfully solicited
THOMAS DOYLE.
Povidence, X. l. Iune 10, 1891. H. I5-Iry.
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JAMES HAMMOND

JAMES HAMMOND,
HAS FOR SALE
Thibet wool cloths,
French merino cloths,
Cplourcd sattins for cloaks,
English merno * circassian,
Goats hair s. worstcd camblet,
English and American tlannels,
Canton cotton liannels, ii new and apr
proved article;
Mcrino and Thibet shawls,
Warsaw and Adelaide shawls,
Elegant fancy HIS.
Snperiorblk silk velvet, soft, for capesI
Green worsted bafage,
Baragc lace and gauze vellsi
Rich winter prints,
Elegant French calico,
Double corded skirts,
Fashionable winter Ribbons,
Elegant velvet silk belt ribbons;
Real Matiioni Italian lustrings,
Gro de Naples and gro de Berlin
heavy black silks,
Rich fancy cooured silks for dresses,
Merino aud English black bombav
Zincs;
Random worstcd hose and hose,
Mems and wonen's gloves, first quals
lty,
/ Figured and plain bookings or floor
cloths,
Bandanna and flag silk hfs.
Linen and linen cambrlc hfs.
American cotton tablcing,
Russia Damask,
Russia and birds eye diaper.
Nov. ., 1881.
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Wcbster's Spelling
Book
Parkhurst lst Les
Introduction to Ma
tional Spelling bk.
n ational Spelling
Book
AIden's lst part
Alden's Cd part
Cummings Spelling
book
Murray's ditto
New-York ditto
II j. A ID f. II S.
Easy Lessons
Boston Reading
Lesson
Improved Reader
Worcester's S second
book
American Preccp-
tor
Murray's Introduc-
tlOn
Nlurray's Reader
Pronouncing En-
glish Reader
Alurray's Sequel
Agricultural Read
Young Reader
Introduction to Ma
tional Reader
y ational Reader
Historical Reader
Rhetorical Reader
American st class
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Mental Guide
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Il o l. f. Il,
AsA
.GiHA.

VENlTAT large and well finished Store, with the
u Wharf attached to it, being Lot No. ~,
situated on the Long Wharf, (the property of the
propretors,) and possession given immediately
FOR further particulars, inquire of Capt. y I.
NoRrHAM and JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq.-or Of
tho subscr iber, J.. rREFETT, Treasurer.
Newport July 2s, 1881. 3w
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames-street and Sher-
mans wharf, few doors south of the Brick
market. iLPEntrance first door down the wharf.
Terms
So in advance, or 1925 at the end Of the year
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Dissolution Of Co-partncrship.
THNIlE subscribers respectfully give notice, that
O. the co-partnership heretofore existing bo-
tween them, under the firm Of
grimm + l. J. g. B a X j. *,
ia this dav, by mutual consent dissolved; and that
Mr. Baker is hereby duly authorised TO settle all
the accounts Of said Firm.
LEWIS GRINNELL,
DAVID BAKER.
Portsmouth, X ]. Oct 90, 1881.
srjsN y. II. ID. Il A X f u will still
continue to carry on the business of w q d J.
CARDIN g and CLOTH DRESSING, at the
Union Factory, and will he grateful for the pat
ronage of his old friends and the public generally
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DISSOLUTION

FHNHE Co-PaTto eTship OF SCOTT & Fry, is dissol-
Il we'd by mutual coOsenall PEI sons having claims
ageiDs. the concern will present them tor payment
ind those indebted VIII please ioru ard ii
charge The JNO. +. SCOTT
JOS. J. FRY.
ID have removed from the Hill, and have taken
the large FIRE proof store, the United aies'
Bank. on the cresSsre.t, sni nest door 10 Mes.r,.
0 is Dunlop & Co. whece | am now receiving from
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, large stock
Of Groceries, Cotton Yarns, &c with 1 am deter
ni0ed TO sell by Whole,ale R.ta al suth prices as
cannot fe please.
Country Merchants and farmers who wish 20 pur-
chase cheap goolS, and Of good quality, will iOd IL
their inteies TO give me call return my crate.
'ul Acknowledgements my iriends and his publ. itf
her liberal encouragement 10 the late firm Of Scott
Fry and hope by strict ate on TO business
81 Continuance OF their patronage.
April IL. 1872 JOS. J. FRY.
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DISSOIIIION

THNHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
m the subscribers under the firm of Bailey s, Moss,
lat Potesville, Louisa county, Va) dissolved by
mutual consent ON the 18th of October, IS3O.-Those
indebted TO the firm and debts that will become due on
the lith Instant all persons being indebted the firm
alter the said date, requested to be punciua in max
ing payments, as further indulgence be given
as we are determined TO close the business.-And on
the 18th instant the balance of the stock of Goods on
hand will be sold for cash. BAILEY & MOSS
April H. lIS-w3ws
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Jamestown ISLAND.-The undeTagned bay.
% lag become the role proprietor Of the valuable
tiie known a. Jamestown leland, 10 James River, and
eouoiy o James Cry, oilers il for sale. Never bav.
nS been over u, he can say nothing Of his know
ledge, OF The SOIL and the many advantages h bas
been informed posessesho is desrous 10 sell it,
and would be glad to receive proposals TO purchase
he terms viii be made aecg mEoddting, say from.
one TO twenty years cTedit-on receiving the DeTes
annually, and the principal, equal annual payments
Roek Castle, IN the coubty Of G0Ochidnd, on James
River, for Lease Possession TO be had en- the 6fst
January nex', with lie privil &c OF seeding wheat
me usual time this year APPLETON 10 be made H.
William Salmon Eiq. near ibs premises.
| Alrl IL. 1l3-N4w DAVID BULLOCK
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HEANOVER LAND FOR SALE-By vi tue Of
a "A AN order of he Superior Court OF Chancery, for
he ictmond District, shall tffer Tor sale, pubr
aucon, At Hanover Courthouse, on Wedne sday The
9th day oil April, 1881 that bang Court Dsy cere
tain Tact OF LAID Crumps Creek in the said coun-
ty, containing about 1920 acres The terms will be
one-thrd cab, and the residue payable D II and Is
men'htthe purchaser giving bond sni security, end
Deed OF Trust on the Prcperty.-Ths Land is dvid-
ed into Tour lots, plat Of which will be exhibit at
The sale and In the time, he by appli-
cation to :ae.-hlr Lanej Joaes, living The Land
will shsw IL to rersons desirous OF purcba.ing.
VIM. +. WICKHAM, Surviving Trustee
OF The Es.a;e of Sam'i GIst, dec.
March 81. lOg-,ds
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THNRUSF SALE On thu All Monday OF The pee
Is cent h. being the day Of the Hus,ings Coust
OF WILLIAMSBURG at ,he Court.hc door Of that City,
shall sell Al puoc auction, for cah, lot, with the
houses thereon IN the Cy OF Wil.iamsb burg, COW ey-
ed 10 me and LsO'd III :nley, dec, Trustee, by WIN.
Pearman and Ann, his wifi, to secure a debt due
Sempic, Sr.-Sad Lot il siIuaied the Nj ain Street.
adjoining ihs Lot OF Roscow Cole on its Western
boundary. Tn, 'ille is believe 10 be urqre.,ionsd ;
bu, 1 will warrant. JAS. SEMPLE. in
April IL. Il3-2] Trustee
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1SW ARSHALS SALE OF CITY PROPERTY. =
I'VE Pursuant TO a decree of the Superior Court of
Cbancery, Tor the Richmond district, pronounced on
the l4h day oil February 1881 in the OF Peers vs.
Vaughan s. Co. shall Tuesday the l2h day of pril
1884, a, III o'clock, A. M. offer for sale public aUc
ton, on the Premises to the hi CHEST bidder for cah
all the right. title and interest Of Jefse G. Vaughan
in and to the lot. in the proceedings mentioned num-
bered $50; ihi' lot is situated second stree, on
Shocke Hill, in 'he city OF Richmond, and has i'm
provemeD.s on ID.
j. GUERRANr, NJ sc CIR a.
one IF his Deputies
March ~. loI-ds
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NH ARSHAL'S SALE by virtue OF a decree of
I'VE The Superior Court Of Chanoery Tor the Fred
ercksburg Distric',in cause therein depending be
tween,
Reuben M. Garrett Ex'or. of Carter Wood de Cd Pl IT.
agains,
Richard M Sugar, Ain. 'or. with the will ann, xed
oil VIM. Segar, deed P.nelope Segar, Widow Of the
sdid iiiian aLd other Defs.
sha proceed to sell fer cash before Thomas rec
Tavern in Il town OF UrbaDua in the county Of Mid
desex, 90 the 25h day OF April nex the Of land
whereof WIN. Ssgar died. seBed and posse ssed, con
aiming two hundred AID twenty five acres more or
less, suhje 10 he widows dover 'herein.
CHARLES L. WINGFlELD,
March 20 lOS-I3,s NJ G. w n
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March ~.

AH ARSHAL'S SALE OF valuabls CITY Pr,p.fty
lVH aud Hanover Lands. Pursuant 10 a decree OF
ihs Superior Couri of CbaDeery for the Richmond
District pronounced on The 5b day Of February 1881
10 The cases of Monsure We. Matshal's heirs, AMI
Smith W. same, shall. Friday, the 22d day o.
April next, tlS3D at IL o'clock, at The City Court
House, OF the City Of Richmond, Getty HaiD OH-r for
sale, al pubic auction, 10 the highest bddpr for cash
the inter ST OF william Msrsba 10 the two half acre
Lots, with the improvements thereon in tbs said City,
situated at the in,erssc ion Of an 4lh streets, and
lately occupied by Judge Bfoekenbrough and now by
Mr. George Greenbow. And on Wedne sday following,
Qhe 9Th April, 1879 At Hanover Court House, a.
lie hour Of IL O'Clock, sba Offer for sde, 10 like
manner, the interest OF said Marshall into aud 10 he
Iact OF land Of about 900 acres, IN sad county near
Seoch.to" belonging TO the estate OF bis father vii
liam MrshaIl, deed, and 10 which properly the widow
10 entitled to dover
]. GUERRANT, NJ. =. c. c. r. D,
march ~. lO5-tis o. one Of his DsputIes
NOTICE bentzer D. wey, II Buuetnuts, o 4. 90
L county, New York, Obtained from me last Ocio-
Der or November, three notes Of $3.50 80 eseb made
negotiable and payable the branch BSnk Of the u s.
at Richmond. The fret is made payable LIST JulJ
next; he second, Isl January next; and Ihs bird lsi
July, 1892. do not mean 20 pay heso notes, unless
legally compt He'd, they iriudulsn1y ob,ained
Samuel JSnes's mans is associated wi mine the
noies. JESSE :. ARMISTEAD
Buck pghdG Court House.
April IL 1l3-3.s
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION
FAtHE co-3attoership heretofore exiting under the
u. finn Of Sloh and Johnson is his day iii, s,ly.
ell by ouiual consent. Persons Indebted TO the late
concern, hy DCts Otherwise VIII phase make eariy
payment TO either OF he parties. Ia like manner, those
having claims will present them.
FRANCIS 7. SMITH.
TBOS. T. JOHNSON.
April I1-w6y
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TREE-HlLL RACES.

SUBSCRIBERS.
1 John Minge, ,Sn NJ Bot..
%. p. Hare, Thomas ID. anch.
VIM III. Minge, 9 b. Moody
Jno. ID Kerby, 10 VIM F. Wickhsm
J. NJ. S-ideo, II A. Armstrong,
VIM WyDne, IL Oh. Z. GravS 8.
81 day-Proprietor's purs.-two mile hea,s-S3O0
Sd day-Jockey Club Purses ,OOo-four mile
heats.
4th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fou- or more sub.eri-
beers are obtained at $50 EACH be added to the pu
Of $3.50
From the number Of horses expece ell at Tire, Hill,
|, Is probable during tie week some ineres Ing races
may DO made and run
j. nj. SELDEN, Proprietor.
N. b. There is now open Sweepsake for B years
old-entrance Si00-4 subscribers reqrired-three al
ready down-io close the LIST of Aprii-(ml- hea,,s)
March %. lOS-,2wtd j. NJ y
EpROADROCK RACES, SPRING MEETING, will
hD commence the last .dnesday in April, the 9Th
proximo. and eon'inue four days.
l., day-two Races-a Swpees'ake ard os'stakc
Subscribers to Sweepstake-miie Leas-end EN-
trance S20D-haf forfeit
Abner Robinson, jams w. Wipfee
S suh..ti,s,s nn,on' ,1hs" pueket.:
SlO0-pay or pay:
Thomas Watson, Thomas ID. Watson
John Minee, James NJ. SelJen.
VIM. II Johnson,
I'd day-Proptietor'. Pure ss200-fwo nile heats
Sd day--Jockey Club Purse S5OO--thres mile heat.
4:h day-two races--annual Postsiake and Sweep
stake.
Subscribers 10 Posts,ake-.wo mile heais-purse
1925:
VIM r. Johnson, J.J HMrLou.
Jas NJ Seiden, WIN. Wynae,
Tho. Watson,
Subscribers to Sweepsske for 4,h day mile h. eats
-enira0ce $780,
Tho. Watson, VIM. Ball,
Tho. Graves, end Adams,
Tho. ID. Watson,
IsHAM PUCKETT, Proprietor.
March ~. 1852 ,wtd
EHA NOVER LAND FOR SALE-WHi be 90 at
E..s
Court next, the tract Of land called Lilspages belong
ing 10 the estate oiJoha Sake, decd, tanning by
recent survey, upwards OF three hundr acres ect
to The dover OF the dow OF Wm Lul-pase. This land
Hes on Sony Kun Creek Hendricks old Tavern,
Hanover, aooui thirteen miles ron The city OF Rich
mond well tsbered and laid to be the best land in that
part OF The country. T.rms third cash. the balar
in one and two years, with deed trust the
last two payment. JOSEPH STARKE adm'r.
OF Jvhn ) AXE, Iced
April IL. lI3-wds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-14
April ., 1881


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