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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-07
[PupLrc No. 48.1

AN ACT for the ro-appropriation Of certain
unexpended balances of former appro-
priations, and for other purposes.
BE II enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives ofthe United States OF .4mers-
ca in Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums, being unexpended balances cffor-
mer appropriations, be, and the same are
hereby. re.appropriated TO the original OBJ.
jects oftheir appropriation, specifically name
ly:
For the expense Of visits Of Indian deputa-
tions to the seat Of Government, three hum
dred and ninety. four dollars and forty two
cents. ST
For expenses incurred by the marshal OF
Michigan Territory, in prosecuting Whine.
bago prisoners, ono hundred and twenty
nine dollars and fifty eight cents.
For carrying into effect the treaty with
the Florida Indians, according to the act OF
twenty. sixth May, one thousspd eight hun.
dred and twenty four, one hundred and nine
ty.ive dollars.
For carrying into effect the Creek treaty,
according to tho appropriation to that effect
in the act Of twenty second May, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty six, and the
transportation Of the balance thereof, by
the act Of March second, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty nine, ten thousand eight
hundred and forty. FIVE dollars and ten cents.
For compensation to Cherokee emigrants
from Georgia, according to tho act of second
March, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty nine, ten thousand five hundred and
fiity. one dollars and thirty cents.
For carrying into effect the treaty with
the Potta watamies, by act Of second March,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty. nine
| eight hundred and sixty-five dollars and
ninety.two cents.
For compensation for Improvements absn-
doned By the Cherokees Of Arkansas, by act
Of second March, one thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty nine, seventeen thousand
Eve hundred and forty one dollars and thirty
three cents.
For provisions for the Quspsws, by oct o.
second March, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty -nins. ono thousand dollars.
For aiding certain Creeks IN their reno
val, BY act Of ninth May, one thousand eigh
hundred and twenty eight, six hundred an
four dollars and three cents.
For sxtineuisbing Of The tile Of the Dsls
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Public No. 49.1

IGuDilc NO. ~.
AN ACT to authorize the President to
raise mounted volunteers for the defence Of
the Frontiers.
Representatives. ofMe United States of .7meri-
of the United States be, and he is hereby,
authorized to raise. either by the acceptance
of volunteers, or enlistment for one year, un-
less sooner discharged, six hundred mounted
Rangers. to be armed, equipt, mounted, and
organized in such manner, and to be under
such regulations and restrictions as the ma
ture Of the service may, in his opinion, make
necessary.
SEC. g. find be II further enacted THAI
each Of the said companies of Rangers shall
consist, of one Captain, one first, one second
and one third Lieutenant five Sergeants,
fivo Corporals, and one hundred privates
the whole to form battalion, and be com.
manded by Major.
SEC. 3. And be IT, Eisrther enacted, That the
said non. commissioned officers and privates
shall arm and equip themselves, unless 9TH
erwise ordered by the President, and provide
their own horses, and shall be allowed each
one dollar per day as 4 full compensation
for their services and the use Of their arms
and horses. The commissioned officers
shall receive the same pay and emoluments
as officers Of the same grade in the army Of
the United States, and the officers shall be
allowed forage for their horses, and be en-.
titled to the same rations as those of the
same grade in the army Of the United
States,- respectively.
SEC. A. find be t further enacted, That the
officers, non commissioned officers, and
privates, raised pursuant to this act, shall be
entitled to the like compensation, in case
Of disability by wounds or otherwise, incur
red inthe service, as has heretofore been
allowed to officers, non commissioned off
GERS and privates in the military establish
msnt Of the United States and shall We
subject to the rules and articles of War, and
such regulations as have been or shall be
established according to law for the govern.
ment Of the army of the United States, as
far az the same may be applicable to the said
Rangers within the intent and meaning ol
this act, for the protection and defence oi
the North. Western frontier Of the United
| States. t.Ast
| Sec. s. find be IL further enacied, That the
President of the United States, by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate, is
hereby authorized to appoint all the officers
! proper to be appointed under this act which
appointments may be made during the re.
cess Of the Senate, but shall be submitted to
the Senate at their next session for their sd-
vice and consent. and that the sum Of fifty
thousand dollars be, and the samc is hereby
appropriated for the purpose Of carrying this
act into effect.
APPROVED, June Is, 1882.
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NEW GOODS.
MAY %, 1882.
u. w. LAWT0N

TTAS Just received from New York Sc
II packages Of newly imported Foreign
and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Being the most complete assortment ever
offered for sale by him, Of which many art.
clcs are at much lower prices than heretofore.
His assortment Of
CARPETINGS ~
is also much greater than at any former peri.
cd including many new styles and oil prices
from so cite. to 81 ,42.-India floor mating
English g. American painted oil cloths for
carrisge bottoms--V enetian Stair Csrpeting
Hearth Rugs Orleans Csrpetiug, &c. &c
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fPUBLrc No. 45.l

lrUBLlC NO. 40.
AN ACT authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to permit whsrfto be built near
the site of the lighthouse, on Stratford
point, in the State Of Connecticut.
BE itenacted by the Senate and House q
Representatives. cfthe United States Of Amer.
tea IN Congress assembled, That the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury is hereby authorized to
permit wharf to be built near the site Of the
light house, on Stratford point, in the State
Of Connecticut, and to grant the use of such
land belonging to the United States as may
be required for that purpose Provided, The
use Of such wharf shall continue only SO long
as, in the opinion of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, it does no. interfere with the inter
ests Of the United States.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of He House Of ofRepreseniatives.
J. &. CALHOUN,
Viee President ofhe United States and
President ofths Senate
Approved, June Is, 1882.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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b. B. ROWLAND, CLERK.
GLOVES.

IL w. LAWTON has just received from
IL. New York, large and carefully Sc
lecled assortment of Gioves, viz linens ex-
ira super, colored Buckskin very stout, soft
and large sizes; fine French Castor gloves !;
do. do. Horscsin DO common Beaver do.
great variety very fine colored cotton
summer do /; super and common thread do !;
grass cloth do black and white silk do
ladies' super black and colored Hofseskin
do do. do with invisible elastic wrists;
white and buff woodstock wash leather do !;
slightly spotted Horskin do, very cheap mis-
ses fine coIored Horseskin long miits.
June 5th.
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s1so 1V'oH- CoUnct hofden an Netrp0rt, June
10Th, 1892
lVOTED, That from and after this day, al
persons in this town who may violate
the law passed by tho General Assembly,
entitled Z" .fn actt prevent ercessipe riding
IN amy Of Me places Merein mentioned" shall
be dealt with according TO law,--And il is
Ordered, that the Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff,
Town Sergeant and Conslabes, be and they
are hereby required, in their several capac-
tiles, to carry ribs regulation into effect.
aIrue Copy = Fitness,
B. II. OWLAND, Council Clerk.
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ut a Meeting Of the Board of Heahh
Neyporf, April Goth 1892

ORDERED and decrced, That IL any
~ Privy Vaults within tho compact, part OF
the town, which shall be found full, or nearly
full, so as to be unwholcsomo or offensive, To
the inhabitants at any time between the Isr
day ofJune, and the Goth day October next,
tho person owning or occupying the same.
shall pay fine of three dollars for tho use OF
the town, together with the costs of prosecu-
ton, and that the names of those persons who
neglect TO comply with the foregoing regula-
tions will be reported by the Inspectors of
nuisances to the Board of Health, who will or
der a prosecution to be commenced against
them without delay. Ordered thatthcf FORE
going be published in all the newspapers Of
this town.
Witness
II n uONVI.ANn <J..L
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NOTICE.

TIVE Subsci ber has during the past week
Il received large additional supply of
European and Domestic Spring goods Of ev-
cry ription--which enables him to offer
to customers very large and elegant as
sortment at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
TOMAS FOW LER, Jr.
Nav 9Th. 1899.
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Franklin Observatory.

ANAhiAihtl observatory.
'HiS pleasant place Of resort for the citi.
Il zens and visitors of Newport during tho
summer season Is constantly receiving such
additional accommodations as are best calcu-
lated TO promote the enjoyment of all who
may be pleased to visit IT, A room for re-
ireshments OF every description has lately
been opened a. the subscriber flatters himself
that by his continued exertions, he VIII suc-
ceed in making the visits OF his friends highly
agreeable. WILLIAM. s. VOSE.
June 10Th v|
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BENJAMIN H. WILBOR,

BENJAMIN III. WILBOR,
HAS for sale at his storo in Broad street,
IL the following articles Garden Seeds, u
tensils Of Husbandry, Domestic Goods, Grocer.
les, Grain, Wares, Vegetables. Provisions, Cut
lery, Nails, Fruit, Brooms, Brushes, Hats, and
Shoes Of nearly every kind, in all their variety
Also. a quantity Of the first quality Cana
and Island Cheese.
y Ho expects to be daily supplied with new but
ter from the Island, in the best order in its sea
son---madc by some ofthc ncatest dairy women
--all of which articles, he will sell by retail, oil
quantity, on terms the most reasonable and sat
isfactory
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"OMEN'S slate colored cotton Hose
w for 25 cents, cheap article for the
price, for sale by E.W. LAwTON.
June 5th.
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N f w
G r. OC E II Y S L o Il Z.
s. a. ROBINSON.
Has just ecciyed
AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
At his store

At IT'S StOTe
Merchants, Bank Building
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES.
Wines.
Madeira, Sicily, Tenerife, Canary, Dry
and Sweet Malaga, Brown Sherry, Port,
Claret Rousillon and Campaigno.
Liquors,
BnANpY--Outard and Dvpoy, Signette.
Rum.-~Old Jamacia, st. Croix, &c.
GIN--Holsnd and County.
Teas,
Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, Sou
chong, &c.
Groceries,
SUaARs-Havsnna White and Brown, 81.
Croix, Lump, Loaf e. Chrystalized.
CoYrEE-Cubs, 81. Domingo, Old Java,
Lagusrs, and Porto Rico.
MoLAssEs-H Havana.
RAisINs--Ksg, and Box.
Nutmeqs. Cloves, Cinnamon, Citron, Pi'
mento, Pepper. Currsnts, Almonds, Starch,
Soap, Indigo, Mustard, Chocolate, Prunes,
Olives, Capres, Anchovies, Ginger, Cheese,
Rice, Beans, Soda and Butter Crackers &C.
Lorillard's Macsbesu, Rappee and scotch
Snuff. and p. a. L. tobscco--Mrs. q. u NIL
Ier's fine cut tobacco and Virginia, CsvendIsh
Ladies Twist, and Hand Tobacco.
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Grape ShawIs =!

m FOWLER Jr. will open this morning a
u few elegant Grape Shawls, those in
van, oftfr article will plesos to call soon
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KNITTING COTTON.
DLDE-MIxED, white and Rapdom Knit
ID ting Cotton Of the first quality for sale
low by THOMAS FOWLER Jr
Newport June 18th.
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Dancing School,
MI r.. FULLER will opon his schoo! Mt Ma
lNl sonic Hall, on Friday tho 18th inst. At
o'clock r. NJ. for Ladies, ana at r.H. Tor Gen
tlemen.
Newport, Juno 18th.
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T. 6 EI.EGRtpH-Erfya

Tl. T. IT.. r.ka Ir,;,a, S,.,aa ,r,la,r.,b H..
'
recently taken an excursion !" ~ 1'o''n''" due
On returning 10 Washington, aud resuining his
Editorial labors, he issued an Address " TO the
p.a.la c., ,ha.h n,.Lo H.. c,1,ov,;,c
'N1"'
Ract:
/ t's Is l"c "'ohsn' lot al .nose ""o az Up
posei to 'ho improper exercise o, Executive pa'o"
ase-'o al 'n'c''o'ehoe u III r-Heo"''o y. 'o 'pr
po'n'He"t oil ms S'ecesS'r-'o fa',y III ue'a"ee u
I'M Stcd' 'l''e'cs'S "i''i "'c '' :" ~ ~
test 'odefeat those oat'"6 anu coFtup' P"i''ie'''S
VINO nave se1zIn upon inc name ana popularity Vi
'fchsfni jackson, anu VINO, u''c9S .'ey M "'t
ah4 &e'cated, VIA suDVeTt Inc very ''u'oal'oos oi
A9s5iE' All s!hV'ft ms government 'n,o '"e .
'uli e''S! OF "a, ''9e! oa''0' ana f'on'S"e u's
ro'iSh. Nto'"cso '"t o"i o"'s ''i"n'' 10"
demonstrate h'a' zen JACKSON ouoht "o' W oc Z
elee''o' II 'he uoty o'uhc l"ol"o "'''o n'
successor, "Nu upon tleni We Cdst'Ho ioSPo's''"'
y, sa'shed .'a'' 'e'the c'olcc Ian Oh ""o"' ! may,
tle iho"1ehI Is lloplt''uS lI 'Hc P'o'P'Sa'''n =
uloSc e'eai ana 'u"""''ei.ai Pfi"''f'oo "a pun"
lDef'y u "ht" -" III 'e'o'o"' anu VI - no"
'c'iancc u "''o' We eon'''e' 'ie S"ilo'''' NV 80
but an incident
During our recent WISH . ic"'Ssi''''a Az
e~ ir" 80 Ge,oraI I,oL.n, c.n no ,Ies.,,eJ
;f nh those vino believe that the public interest re-
quircs il, can be induced to unite IN one common e.
fort to accomplish H. Our pfoect Oh ISSUING an
;" "a,n,oras, H., g milo, ,nancuccn wh;cb the cx.
.1's''e c'''",''''' " .""' .o.'up. ~ a,o,is,od
70 have m IN, publ,c mind. We purpose to com
mencc the immediate issue of a large edition, say
twenty thousand copies under the expectation mat
'a's Prospectus ~"'o .. o"i'er ~ J,a am5
other ind, ',Ju,Is oppo,eJ TO the reelection ofGcn-
cral Jackson will immediately interest themselves
to obtain Subscribers. itre dollars m'H pay terf zen
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COI.ONIZATION SOCIETY,".

Tn annual meeting of the Lynclburg Auxiliary
Colonization Society will be held THIS EVE
MING, at early candle light, Mt the Second Pros
bytcriap Ci,lrch at which tlmc the anniversary
Address will be dtl,vGtcd by Jt.se Ii Har1t5On,
Esq. The members of the Society aie requested
to be punctual in their attendance, and the public
generally are invited to be present on the occasion
RIGID. II. TOLER, Secp.
Itf The Board of Managers are requested To
NEE, at the Vrsinian Office this afternoon, at !
O'Clock. X II +.
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NOTICE.

VNllt. subscriber viii ilotily receive a splendid
u assortment OF S.aole and Fancy Goods which
wlii be sold unusually low lot cash u 10 rune,ual
Cust1lutls.
Al persons Indebted TO me are particularly re.
quesled to cnme forward and pay OF their dues, AZ
/ Wi mt be A. .ndulga ut TO tAeniA A. lave hereto
fore ie u.
wish tocmllpy anna % s1perutend a To5acco
Factory III i%.esgllie, which vii be- ready to 80 into
operation about the ist day Of Hotember uext 4
sin.I man or one with % very shli family would
be prefarroi-Sore nd oplly u0lea9 he eolae.
we'd recommended STEPHEN TERRY.
i.ees,3lt. Ane. 30. 2t
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED tbs life, at her residence, in Am
hcrsl county, on the 10Th INST, Mrs. MARTHA
GREGORY, consent of Mr.. WIN. Gregory, decd
IN the DIST year Of her nge. Her sickness was
long and prolracted, which she bore will Christian
%iortiludc, leaving the brightest evidence of her spir-
IT'S having winged RS way 10 MANSIONS of bliss,
there with tie happy CHOIR, to sing anthems OF
praise ,orcvctmotc. The decd. left twelve cihl-
drcn 10 Jcplofe her exit from, this 10 a happier
cline, where the wicked ccaa. TO trouble, and the
weary arc at rest.
-, IN Loylngston, Va. on Wednesday the
18th INST, Mrs. JANE POWELL, relict of the
late Benjamin Powell Of Nelson county, IN the six
|ty-iourth year of her age. Mrs. Powell had been
a nembcr oflhc Methodist Episcopal Church ior
nearly lorty-ycars, aud she maintained and suppor
ted its doctrines with irmness aud z5ul. She was
an nflcctlonate wife aud mother, kind and Lospltn
Die to the needy md destitute, nui ~ all her vari-
Gus relations IN society, she exhibited by her acts
the high cha actor nnd Juties Ola Christian rc,ain-
ing her senses To the las, shs Has conscious of icr
approaching dissolution, aud with II finn reliance
on the merits Of the Rcdecmer, expressed hei viii
~Iingness aud readiness 10 depalt. She has left u
large circle OF relations and friends 10 mourn their
Bereavement, but they have the consolation OF be
lievlne that their loss Is her infinite rain.
-, Oh SUNDAY motnin% the 2btlilubt, JoIl.N
CYRUS, an infant son ofEilha T~acdyngcd seven
months, IN Anlhcrste county.
" Ifbcauty, or sweetness, or youth could avail,
The rose should not wltllsr, the tulip SOW pale,
Nor the yloicts OF summer decay
Nor should the young che,ab, 50 recently gwen,
That shone like u bright scintlilatlou from heaven,
Be hurr.eI thus swiftly away.
" Oh nature, dear nature, how potent thon art !
The lang thou excite5t IN my aeon'led hear,
Philosophy hardly Will own
Though reason insttucLs, that the God WHO had
gwen,
Hat, taken my child, To his bosom IN heaven,
Yet feeling lamcnts that it, gone.
" Then, why should | grove for It's carly decay 2
Since It's taken from scenes Of affection away,
To mansions ofglory above
Then why should Il sigh rend my agonizcd breast,
Ia death It has entered Il permanent rest,
On the bosom Of onniiic love.
" Yet emblem OF beauty, thus recently fled
pll hallow the green turf that pillows thy head,
To affection aud sympathy dear,
Aud of as lone Pllilonel pours her sad lay,
II. visit the spot that cmbosoms thy clay,
And thy memory embalm with u tear"
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OHN RICHARDSON, atthe Bell Tavern,
- Liberty, will give cash for Bonds, at mode
rate discount, % solvent residents ofihc counties Of
Bedford ond Campbell.
Avr. e. i:ir
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U"Xo the l.aAies az Aynch-
burg and vicinity.

a GREAT lhptoyement has recently been
IN made IN the construction Of Piano Fottes, by
the introduction of a steel plate for tic pins, and
the mode Of fixing the wires, by which means more
,ouc . produced, the ntcosslty of twisting the
wires 10 suspended, and they are less liable 10
blcah, or ifbloltcn, they arc more readily replaced.
When, uso, an instrument u new-strnged, tits
sooner b~rougAtto CONCERT pitch, y requires much less
tuning Afterwards, On this principle, The wires may
he stretched a fourth above concert piteh q 1t pos
scsses tl3 great advantage Of remaining in Juno
when played uf.ou much ioastf ,un those OH tho
old piau. leap,et lev # TIE above METAL
~ HARMONIC PIANO FOltTE.5 IN Il lew
days, which will b. toli very low. Also, PiaD
tuned aud rtpati'd, lor a f. tays only, Ivy al ca
pctieoeed hand
JOHNI Il PAYNE, Anetioneer.
Aug. 80 u
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A YOUNG MAN WANTED

6ANE who understands book keeping, and who
~ Is n good snleatnau. aud who w,ii be within,
to go 10 the State Of M,sslaslppi, can hear OF an
advantageous s~ltaailon by applying to the Editors
Of the Vnainian-lIc must have undolbtod tcsti
monlals ofcapuelty and moral standing
Aug Sc. w2wlf
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NOTICE.

1ENiE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanb} to the
u citizens Of Lynchlurs and the public Tor Their
patronage and respectfully informs suci, ~ haze
~ansetllcl hnslhczs ,hat his books and papers ARE
left with Mr.. John K, MeDnnIcl tnt Mr. Samuel
McCorhle') who Ia alone Authorised to ADJUST the
same and giant arquiuancea. JAMES BOAL.
Aug 30. 1t
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=. -. FITCH -DfArnf,

lESPECIfULLY informs the eftizeua Of
nv l.ynchbuf. that he expects 10 spend a few
days in then town ON his return ttunl the Springs,
about the 10Th Of Sept: A. he Is q STRANGER 10
most OF to citizens, he submits tie following letter
from Df Samuel Jackson, of phlasclphla, to Br.
A. Pcrbey OF New Orleans
PAtiadtiphia, Dtc. -, 1920.
Dr. 4 Petbep-Dcas SIR / take the liberty 10
INTRODUCE 10 your acquaintance my J"ad, Dr.S
Fitch, who will visit New Orleans. Ir. Eltch Il.
regularly educated a. u practitioner OF Medicine.
IL a very intelligent and we'll informed gentleman,
and has devoted his attention chiefly To Dental sur
gerry, On which subject le has written an excellent
work. The visit of Dr.. Fitch IL entirely pfoiesz
slonol and any services youcu render HIM vii
be esteemed a favor 10y yout obedleit servant,
SAM. JACKSON
Also, acopy of n letter from the Hon benjamin
w. Richards, Mayor Of the city OF Philadelphia, 10
Edward York, l.sl of New Orleans
+ No Dfar Stf-Ihe bearer ui lhis II a well Cd
ucatod and very respectable Dentist, who has iof
some years past Prac,'scd very successfully IN our
city. lie ~ II young gentleman Of excellcnt char
aetor, aud | have reason 10 believe OF more than
ordinary skull III iI5 profession. You inay safely
recommend him, and you will obllso me by permit
ing him 10 rcitl 10 yon. II necessary | am, very
truly, yours, b, W. RICHARDS
= To EpwARn YoRK, ESD.
FiaUotea bg II. = = fftrh.
rlnlaiclphla, Dee, ~, 1890.
r. rl.iCliS-Dne Dollar Tor each operation.
exclusive Of gold, when will be a SCI arate c'urge,
~ n lGHces IN L0nhbwg-Col I.anel,orne.
capt Otey. Ma, Bailey and Alexander Temp
Inns, Eslrs.
1up ~ -.
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Fl The proceedings OF the Jackson meeting Il,
Pedlar Mills, in Amherst, will be inserted in our
next.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY iorwurn all PERSONS i,om taking OF
u trading for IL uoio executed by me TO Atmistcad
w. Forest for tllo in September l6.1, due Sep
toinbcr 1929, as | have oilseti against the sud note
JAMES DIXON.
Aug. 30. iw
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E0ropcaD Htt.iigevce.-The accounts from Il
broad lead US to believe that although there is only
u spcck of war now discerniblc IN the horizon, II
Will soon oycrsptead the whole surface Of the sky
The Hoy Alliance is drawing tighter the cords of
despotism, and attempting TO extinguish the light
elected by the conflict ofopinion which has been
raging in Europe since the oatbrealung Of the
French Revelation, by issuing paper cdlcts against
the freedom of speech and Of tha press, backed by
its heavy array OF military power. Thu Liberals
are beginning to see that now IS their time TO strike
a successful blow nj the triple. headed monster
which has assumed the right to parcel off Empires,
and 10 ,ransfer human souls from one despot 10
another, Us If they were SO many sheep. One party
must be crushed in the threatened encounter. And
no one can doubt, that, IN these tunes, when moral
force has acquired such ascendsncy oyet bare brute
Strength, the allied tyfunts must 60 to tho wall
There IS but one aiternativc--and that l., IN Grad
uai concessions to the growing demands of their
subjects, which will be a slower but not less sure
process of Kinoly extinction than the sword.