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K"ML practice In the Superior and In
w ferior Courts Og Loudoon aud JelcF-
500. The Transaction Of ali business commit
Ted 70 bis management will be characterized
oy the str'ctest attention and punctuslity.
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April Is, le33.-u
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~, ash'HSfons .3ecoEas.-lti is well known tina,
w asningto. received no pecusiary compensation
'I ms services, except reimbursement Of his
ss"la. expenses, during the whole course Of the
hesosus,o"ary war. An account Of these cxpep-
YES sas keps IN his own hand writing Il was
Aept With great Deatness and accuracy.
lac smile OF this interesting document, ex
'ehains 70 % pages, has been recently made, and
may be obtained Of the prineil,al book
settlers In baiumore and the peighboriny cities.
Bah. Pat
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OLIVER SLO.a.N.

- ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and
No the public that lie has commenced the
CABINET BUsrHEsS
on his own account, In the same shop formerly
occupied by his brother and hirnself-any
work entrusted to his care will be executed
with neatness and despatch.
Chariestown, August &, 1893.
N. b. He tenders his grateful thanks TO his
old customers and the public for the liberal
patronage extended TO him heretofore, and
hopes, by strict attention to his business, to
merit continuance
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HE History Of The celebrated Hartford Con-
rentioa, from the pen Of Mr. Dwight, the edi-
tor OF the New York Daily Advertiser, who
was Secretary of the Convention, will be rea.
dy for the press in 4 short time.
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There were a, Saratoga Springs, on the Sd inst.
not less than 5000 StrangrTS,-ai lcas, 500 NOR.
than were ever there before at one period,-so
says the Saratoga Sestinel.
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A UARDa

DOCTOR SLO.A.v"
hFFERS HE professional services TO the
" Inhabitants Of Chariestown and its vi
cinity. He may be found at his Office on the
Main-street, opposite Mr.. Geo. Humphreys
otore. August 3. 1884,
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The following article We copy from the Sssur-
day Esening Post Of a recent date, and publish
u bccause We nrc fully convinced IL Is literally
true. Dur own experience, has long ago witness
eel more than one similar circumstance.
as Stop nay Paper''-SO says a subscriber
whose name has been on our books for Sc
Verai years. Contrary TO our usual rule,
We allowed his arrearAges 70 increase 20
thirteen dollars. We knew him to be an
honest man, and thought his omission tn paw
might DO owing N neglect. We wanted
money to pay for paper--to jOurDeyneo-
Tor printing-for tie thousand articles neccs-
sary Tor our publication, and we sent him a
bill. lie Jew into passion, forwarded the
money, and says Stop my paper. have
been patron Of yours for i've years-you
never lost a cent BY me- pay all my debts
III send you my dues but stop my paper {"
ethan this there can be nothing more un.
reasonable. This friend Of ours has been
a subscriber for Eve years, Il IL true but
what nro subscribers UOFtA WHO wilt not
pay Ifo never forwarded us cent until
be was dIInned. lie read notice afsr notice
that We wantsd mossy-he knew his sub
scription was due and when we ask Tor our
own, he Ests angry Stop my paper" So
We will, and with pleasure. We ash no mans
patronage who, By hts acts, declares that the
" IabouFeF y not worthy Of his hire" We
regard no man ~ our friend and patron, who
wilhhoids from us our Just dues"
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Biyft Erfyaor5inayy. --oEs 81 The serpenis
nov being exhibited a The Cd Indian QUEEN
tavern, produced yesterday upsards Of 6Jiy
youax oass a = birth---in consequences Of
which ghs exhibition wiil Be continued this
Day. .iisr, Gfzstis, 'f-g =
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The F1I0ssgsrl hcrvtoforr publisl,es
tuiee q veck, eosnaaeaccd be carver - = sasLI
later, ab0ra he 4 81 this fnOath. The Esiitor
,osscuniuz bosh taleI snd industry, viil ,iOsbt
bod bis escouta IN the ehsagr. Pittsbt,rg -
hosirissiag city, zsd u.sy veil slpP0Ft one daiiy
~, morc.--i Boa. Pa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

! the fii'ls OF manufactures p'obe. Lowell has
been bull bv men who were able IN the beginning
! TO build CITY. Fail River hn. grown mp from the
cxubcrance OF manufacturing industry. There
spindle has produced spindle and factory hos pro
duced factory, Ill II Is second IN ITS operations 10
no place IN America but Lowell and even there
cannot be found single mill tia; vii vie win
the Mhssaz OFT IN m,gnfsence.
At the College, MIR. Cass madr a very nca, and
appropfate address to the Students upon the i'm.
portauce Of industrious application, which was an
sw red b. the most enthusiastic cheers
From 10 5 was devoted To the reception OF the
ladies', who nockcd to the Hall of the Hotel like
dow s Hundreds md hundreds were gratifed
with the deslled introduction, and at the expiration
Of the hour, huaireds we're compelled to turn away
IN disappointment.
The remainder Of tie evening, the presiden, ana
suite were aceoNpRnIed by the Mayor, Governor,
AID Commute OF Arrangements, TO paWtuckCt
where they called upon Samuel Slaier, Esq the
distinguished father Of Cotton Manufacturing, IN
America a FIN. hickory arch had been erected
opposite the Hotel, nud another upon the B,dge
They wee received at the Massnchusrii, line. by
Committee nni battalion of Lieht Infantry
conmanded by col Pulp II. Bennett, of Fall RI
yer, under whose escort tbey proceeded on their
way 10 Boston. The Ruiz Corps from Fall River
returned ltom the cscot Tins afternoon under the
command el Capt Slsson, utter having discharged
their duty IN n manner that would have done honor
to a Company Of Regulars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
UTI WY ffsNtCVnTYi
Your obi Servant
ANDREW JACKSON
NcSSfs AHtyUS and yut4
From f4e Prop,drnee journal

From hc Prop,dcnce journal
RfGEP ZION OF THE PRESIDENT AT
PROVIDENCE leaving BRISTOL the P,ez
s'dent brcektnstcd with the company A salute was
med NJ Pawtucket whllo the Don't was passing that
village, and on approaching this city, The PresIz
dent wns welcomed by discharge from the NJ
rhe Artillery AT Fox POINT, aud ON his arrival Al.
the wharf 10y the enhGsiactc cheers of an nlmsst
countless multitude who were enduring the dtengh
ms OF the storm TINT they NIGH, be first to hail then
own Clief Magistrate
The Mayor aud A dermcn and Committee of
Arrangements waited upon hun on boa,d the l,os
ton, from whence he was escorted 10y the betta-
hon OF Independent companies and II numerous
procession ofcitHens through South Nam street
Market and Westminster street To It's junction
with High street thence down Broad street to the
ClIy Hotel, where rooms had been provided for
hlh AMI ms companions. a salute IS fired from
Camp hill Ivy the United Train of Artillery, on the
arrival Of the procession, and the President imme.
doIely appeared uncovered in the balcony in front
OF the Hotel, attended by the Vice President the
Governor and Mayor, and bowed 10 the vast con-
course assembled IN the street. below, while fla
bearing ms yorite notices, Omitted we stand IS
and The Union. II must be preserved waved a
boye his head
/ Prom II oclocll TIL he was engaged in recclv.
] II
the annumbered throng. HIS interview with the
| Hon Tristan Burgess was ola most interesting
| character, and was highly honorable 10 the ndy-
| duais eoncerned-Mr. Burgess embraced HIM with
! The cofdialty due from great statesman to the
Chle Magistrate OF The United States, and cxpres
sed much qualification nj meeting HIM IN this cliv
! The President returned his salua,ions with a
warmth oil feeling and an air of respect which re.
! co@hi2ed the perSoa he addressing as one OF
the man pillars OF the Republic.
AT three clock the President sat down to an ell
cgant dinner, provided by Messrs Wood & Guy.
Ter OF the Clty Hotel, in company with his suite
a four o'clock, the President mounted ON e
beautiful white palrey, which had been sent hlher
for his service, by Mr.. Arlon Mann, of Meanwhile
and accompanied by his suite, the Governor, Mayo,
Committee of Arrangements and Marshals of thu
day, rode through the principal streets oF;he City
visiting IN his way the splendid and hospitabl,
mansion of Thomas p Ives, Esq Brown Unyer.
sity, the Friends Boarding School the Arcade and
the Providence Callendering, Dyeing and Bleach
ing Factory.
The latter establishment afforded him fine OBJ.
poruhity OF seeing large amount of the products
OF our Cotton Mills, and of forming somc opinion
OF the great extent and importance of the branches
OF industry connected With them. Wcregret how
ever, that he could not have turned aside TO take .
view OF the immense operations IN that business a
Fall River. 1t is true that he will probably wit
ness more splendid exhibition OF that character al
Lowell. but ne will not there behold 50 exclusively
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

investigation and dcsct ption Of some Of the usual
| machines employed IA the construction of public
works "a course of topography, as applied to
military "Reminiscences various improvements in
the department of Natural Philosophy aud a
course Of Strategy Grand Tactics, are urged
proper to be intro luced into the Academy with
gteat advantage 10 the Cadets. They particularly
advise the adoption of Il system Of Cavalry Tao
ties, which hase hitherto been totally neglected
To meet the falth'r call anon the time and at.
teniion ct the studenli by thee additions 10 their
contse of study, the DO ri recommend that the
term Of cadcmc study should be extended or the
qualifications for admission be IN ldc much greater
than OF present.
The hnancial inana,cmen Of the Institution pnd
the treatment OF the students, both as To fool
lodgings and clothing, are approved Of, with only
such exceptions nv arise from the iuadequaey of
the bindings 10 accommodate them fully
The Report p,ys a Just compliment to tire chnr-
,eter and e<eftioas of tho late superintendent Col
Thaycr, and concludes VITA expressing rasret that
the old works IN the nclshbofho1d Cf tn: Academy
Fort Putnam, &c.) hnyo been disturbed Tn
ought to be preserved as national mtuumcnls Of
revolutionary hegosm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

This shoi ptasc- 1nssaaareous'y fatal. ,o.,...
through ". l., body, who never spoke a,te, :.
celvlng the wouod. The deceased was Won
man OF the most amiabe character h,gbl,'
respectable and beloved by all who knew him.
was about ID years of age, Wilson Is a,ou, a,
ana Lrl'e'fe Is about 30 Lclievre aed mnedio,1
~ -" 1son ard Robertson were apprchendcd =.
the spot. The cofoaer's jury, ATE, 4 aber,,, -
qn''y' returned verdict Of WlLFUL MURprp
against al tree. wilson and Robtfsoa ,rc 80. -
iincd IN ferih jail trust the monster WIN ,,,
to be considered the principal IN tins fatal a
will be apprehendeJ and bfoush, 10 a4s,y..,o
Ia ~ of his country for his conduct ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
From the NlRtreal CDurau, Iu,. 10

FATAL DUEL.-A correspondent at Byfown
mas communicated the melancholy intelligence of
Inc death OF MIR Robert Lyons, who was killed in
u"ei al fcrlh on the l3th inst. We give the me-
'a"choiy particulars ofthis unfortunate affair in the
W " o' our correspondent. "While | was in
re''n quarrel took place between Mr.. Robert
r lyons Mr' iison, ssud"ntot law With Bolton
Esq. ofthat village, and after few hlows 49,
consequence, MIR. Wilson, being DISSATISFIED ..n,
achallenge by young gentleman of,be nsn,o ns
Robertson son of Capt R. of the Rifles, who WINS
only about ls years ofa age"
-. Inc parties met about half a mile south Of tho
village OF Perth in the Johnstown District md hs
wing exchanged shots, the medical gentleman on
The ground CDR. Hamilton) endeayored to bave ,ho
matter settled but believe, Lyons second, reoues.
'ea NJ =. 9ot 70 ae.fIe, aud reloaded bis pistol.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

Valuable Diseouery-Naqping hut, by
Neom.-Thc invention of man appears to have no
bounds since Fulton discovered the ut.iIty, and
applied to the purposes of s,gaion the power of
steam, the improvements that have been made in
the arts and sciences are almost incredible. We
stepped INTO Hat Mandatory few days since,
ana were surprised and gratied to see in success
,u' anu aonfahe operation new patent machine
,or Mapping Hats, carried on by steam The
ov"''y ana superiority ct the work is admitted by
al WPo examine L. On inqulring whether Hats
mapped IN TINS manner are preferable To others we
were informed that il required extremely hot WV
ter to bring the article To perfection and tina, ,h;s
is accomplished much better through the agency of
steam than IL any other manner. it having been
ascef'alned that steam applied in this way is five
times as hot as boiling waite. Ipaii1d I.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

Ff0m he Bllimslre American, J3ac III
The Report of the Board of Visitors to the Aca-
denny at West Point has Insi been published The
examination has occupied several weeks, and has
been conducted Ith great stcadurSs. In order TO
AVOID all snspIc.on that the examining Professor
hda adapted his questions 10 the particular capaci-
ty anG altanmeuts of each cadet the Board an
pointed committee To assign the subjects and IN
der OF examination. The result was highly salts
factory and the Board express perfect sati~tlc-
ton with the progress OF the Cadets OF thc ii ST
class that which has completed the whole course
and is about TO receive commissions in the army
the Report says They will leave the Academy
we'll lifted 10 fulfil the great objects of the nsttu-
tlon, VIZ 10 Introduce into The armies of the uni
led States all the modern improvements IN the art
OF war, and the hSh state of discipline which dis.
iinSushes the best armies of Europc-to dissent
mite throughout our country Il knowledge of Midi
tary Tactics and Engineering, SO as TO furnish the
means of rendering militia as well as our rogu-
lar army an efficient arm OF defence in time of war
and to provide officers properly instructed aud
fully capable ofsuperntending the construction OF
Notifications for the permanent defence of our ma
rltlme frontier, and of works INJECTED with the
internal Improvement OF the country
The report makes several important SUGGESTIONS
IN reference to the improvement of the means, ac-
commodations, buildings and course Of instruction
OF the Academy. An increase of the Library, and
the Philosophical apparatus, AMI a very considera
bic enIa' cement of the quarters of the cadet. and
Assistant Professors, and new buildings for var-
Gus departments and general uses, u,e recommcn-
ded. course of applied mechanics in the study
OF military and c'yl engineering. relegrin: to the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

En'lg this sprnga farmer who lives On Long Is
'7ni, II Prfp'nng piece of now gronn4 for cult
Vauo', discovered ond'r an old stump, n great
number OF our commoa d'aek snakes, who appeared
10 be IN iofp'd state. On being exposed to the
warmth OF The sun they were terminated and en-
oeaVored to make their escsp2, but were ovcrtake1
by HE laborers employed IN the field AMI killed
After Ia troIIr va over, they numbered 'h. Slain
and toun thcn 10 bs fJl4 hundred and frj,-.
y. \. Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
RANDOLPH. Vt. June 10.

' Z
1t IL melancholy truth that there was 1T this
place yesterday a storm of SHOW The snow i'll
rapidly Tor several minutes, aud the cold is so Sc
we're al this time that large Are is necessary for
comfort IN the house. The G:een Mountains west
nom here were "ttte with saow through the dav
ye>'efday The clouds and wind have rs yet ll--
vented fioSt to inJafe vegetation, through the severe
cold must necessarily check its growth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
It0nl ne Hoklan AklnH- INN %


IHE PHtalpEYr's kErEprloN.--Th Chef Ma.
glslrnte Of those United Suites arrived IN thus CIV
last evening He was received by the proper au-
thorlcs IN the most honorable and respectful man
ner, and by the citizens generally without any RI
dlcnlons or seryic exhibition Of ycophaney The
scenes acted IN New York aud philadophla wera
no, witnessed IN our sober eitv The procession was
conducted III tho most orlerly and paaceable man.
nor and according to the plan designated in our
yesterdays paper. The President rode through
the streets IN an opcn barouche with the Mayor.
and bowed ON cach SIDE 10 the immense concourse
tlat lmcd tie streets and filled the windows lie
looks very old aud his features show that the with
oung hand Of time has been llid heavily upon HIM
SINCE we Inst saw HIM about clght years ago. How
long he viii remain among us, we know not prob
ably Until Tuesday ncSt. The weather was RI
lh"r uuprophtens fr the cercmony-it roined
slightly dafne the hitter part otthc afternoon The
Appearance ot the military companies was us usunl
handsome, ani the itoman aud ttuckmen ndled
no, u little 10 the interest Of the spectacle
lh' Ifslient IS accompanied by Mr. Secretary
| Co,', Mr. SecrcWy Vocabulary, Major Donaldson,
ma relative md priVnie secretary, Col Earle, and
the d"puaioas of several of the adjacent states
Mr.. Wa Boron, the Wee President was we learn
m one Of tic cntrIagei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

The Nov York Merounte Advertiser states
lhatth Pfesdcnt will eiten1 his tour ms far cas-, ms
Portland, thcnco cross To Vermont md pass
through Parts of that State both SIDES of the
mountain lie will vlsi, the Spr,ags, a bany and
West point aud proceed Yves, ty the route OF the
canal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

The City Councils OF Philadelphia have agreed
to pay Mr. GeveIot nine Thousand dollars 10 exc
cute Statue OF the late >,crhen Guard, the libe-
raj benefnolor Of The city The statue to be Of the
size OF ne and OF he best Italian marble.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

PenntRrania Cau1i Det-More than hui
the amount of This tsbt IN III. hard, o for, iyurrs
but the list is n very motley one. We copy tho
following names floin the Harrisburg TELEGRAPH
II shows that foreigners have great conhdonce il
the government of MAT state AMI of the country
and that wllla VIC enjoy such confidence cnp,,al
viii be abundant
The whole amount l.lJ by foreigners is 80 3Ol..
1'2 out of SIG, 1863 GG1, or upwards of one half O,
The whole. Among this curious list we notice III
following His Royal Highuess Charles, Sow
reign Duke of Brunswick, So 800; the most Hon
franc' Seymour Conway, Marquis of Hertford,
u 100; John Marshall of Leeds, 80 700 d.
:" 90 SIT CT aries Richard Blunt, of iIeahfcld
f'rk, sussex 10000; Coun, de ExceylIl of Paris,
900 X. l. Thompson, of KIRBY Hail, Yorkshire,
10000 93 Admiral Fellows of Portman square
London, 1900 Mr. Henry Fellows y, Ramsay
Abbey Huningdonshirc $4,000; Wiln,lmina
PhI'Iiplna Van Tuyl Van Scrookkerken of Am
stcrdam, sum not stated Right Hon VIM Alex
phdcr OF LONDON, 1880; Samuel Quincy Of Lon
don, y, 600; John Hey Paget of To,aridsc Eng
land, II o1S a.; WIN. Sheepshanks Of Leeds,
.o"i ~ Claude Gen. Thornton of Ecriordshue,
llooo; Abiel Tucker of ST. Thomas 30 900 Can
deIar's fardl de Bell of st. Jago de Cuba, q. 500
Ions Albert dc Brancas, Duke of Cereste, 800
Madame Louisa Paulina De Castellux Countess
dc Damas of Paris, 30 900; Major Gen John
Master of Warwick, Eng 81 900 the Hon Anne
nnShout OF Wanstead, Essex Co. 20 600, Andrew
Service of London, 80 353 Sc Alexander Saun.
uerson OF Castle Saunderson, county of Cavan, Ire
la"n' 2oooo Emanuel Victor Paurray de L'Au-
oef!ealzeTe de tlulnsonal of Paris, 300 Gowan
ana Mera OF London, 81 400 Joscfa Espenos. a
de uuesta OF Mexico $3.50 e. Tho Cottcren u ,'p
b'rmngham. Eng. 17,61t 80; VIM. Death of
liefts 20, 600; Pierre Maria Dit Durieux Of
oouth Wales, &, 5Sl Al Wm John Jacob Hurray
OF Cheat Yarmouth, 6,IS0 DC Richard Bolus Hail
OF w ye, u, 600; John Hall of do I6 800 John Bo
con oawny Morrit of Rokeby Park Yorkshire.
Eo'Ooo Mrs. Ann Redeem of R;rmi,gbar,
Io'o0o 70 Helene Francove Ferte G,nl1suns
aVre OF Geneva, Ann Selona Farrer and Lieut..
Col VIM Fawcett of Bath, Eng. 26 600 1oban.
..es oe seer and Philip Disk Thompson Milton
1Pit' OF 81 Lusta'Ia, $4,000 Chas Louis Couns
Nc rosefe Oh France, 800 Robert Peel, Esq. of
Park Crescent, Portland Place London % 600
rnp Louisa de Peyrornet, Baron de Saint Marco.
Inc whole list is very amusino document,
some OF the names ale in the highest degree UNIQUE
ana DID, worthy of a place in a new dictionary of
proper names 'e''o''"'' "
!, nc rench editors are very indignant at the j..
. aG "hich Earl Grey conveyed in the British
I,ouse OF Lords of REIMBURSEMENT Of Alriersby
France They say
IL Is great fault to have opened neoostions,
On such question France is mis,ress a, home.
''' 'as ny more occas.on to apply to the Ens4sh