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80 CENTS isfIW AI;D.

RECEIVED, few day, ago, an anonymous
- letter, through the post office at Camnhell
court house, dated Lynetburg, Aug. =" the wri.
ter OF which styles himself my sincere friend. F"
WILL give this d. sincere friend" reward of "a
cents, If nc will reveal his name to nj. or will,
give the same reward 10 any other person who
may make me acquainted with it. And wo,Id
aofhonISh my anonymous correspondent TO attend
10 the e'erenth commandment, which is TO mi al
ms own business, and he will have enough to do
without interfering with my concerns
JOHN LEWELLIN.
Aug -
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NOTICE..
Aug ~

N MEETING of the members of the LYNCH.
burg Hose Company IS earnestly requested.
ON nesasy evening, at early candle light. at tue
mouse OF Mr.. Geo. Il. johnson. As business Of
'he utmost Importance will be laid before them. i,
IS hoped each and eyo,y member will attend,
Aug IL
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LYNCHRuRG. AUGUST Il, 1879.
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

I, is proposed by several gentlemen, a, whose
instance we give this notice, that meeting of the
citizens Of Lynchburg ard its vicinity, be he'd, or
SATURDAY AFTERNOON next, Al, a o'clock,
at the Franklin Hotel for the purpose Of tFking m
70 consideration the subjec. of the James Ri"cr an
Kanawha improvement. is hoped that there
will he full ATTENDANCE there can be surely no
object which mere powerfully than this appeals to
our Understandings and our inlttcs.s.
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Win legitimate nnsters.' ! there he on,,,
! N free Institutions and popular eflojce o.,
! 1t IS hat tins, amorg other evils. though in.
s!lor, period exist Gun and will be
whe the monetary popular d. Iusion u,,,.,.
ated II shat he dspc.lei nv lny,s,iaa,,r.,5
sequen. exposure Gof. our fiie,1s or =,
! " alize VIA il is Il al,oos,,oa,l,. 49,,
/ s,o,.,., J. -, = -. -. '~57' 'o'
: ,.;.,c n..,..c 10 '"Nottleo'
- -'e'''i''""'' he Recognized us the risL'fu
remedy asalnS federal asufpaslous I.ettlat
/ ,tine prevail ami We sh.I s,,,, e.n
! curse at -. i.,.,,i..,.... "'
! 49, 81 ''''9''''
|
"A NLW W ORR IN H. iRi.cd Sil{cr h.
| IOstIsaef.
lhe New ari American Of July o. oor..;
a bfiofrc,i lev oI. and = i,,. ,.x,rs.,s f..,..
work ,,cr,.,,, ,,,,,,;.1a.l :, NV
! "0''' ''0e''! ioo'S'ea IN Amsterdam, and from
'''''' various sentiments
- I'5es' supposed to te
'''''''e" "enl''ks on the
s' ''' VI 1'''''''''i win regara IL TIE
.''''Vt,'' - i'''aY Noa''"s. It is
y Wv" u ""N''s' VIC "'e ''iof"ca y the amct'
''''''9' '''''' e'S"Fs' Wen
g. = y IFS bed lat Iet
''''i.'-' 40 ~" y J'S' '''so'hns-
'''o'@ w vi . ""'' II "'seus@es' rs VIC CUES
'0''' " III ''e '"''" America" e'''" last r
''''' "' ''"''S '''s S''' 'nd Sis
o''''s MS views 'y very ingenious "f'gnF''s.
'''N'" : II" u" ! '''y may W - 'e SAt'> o'e
'"'. ho"c'o' tHe l mon OF NORTH AmaIra
''ea''y 'hhhl's l"p'a Strides towards lis aiesru-
t'"i'i ""''n Is So often assorted IN EGf'Ir s?n
oh!n'o' contrary 10 my Judgment Ale hei Tho
"'"e.e' .t'i'S "e'h compose tie Union tlthd
i'S''n'' os he most '"t'naie CORE Ntons as a
'ainiieh 'ai'S"ose. common g'netal chalar''l
''t s''' SUN, ~ variety ''a 81 Nu'iattc al iIGr
! ' ~ my" ''te'"'e ''Hputets tRe Fb.#
e'"i a'l'iy' 'h'tts"rce, AMI ette'flslns siafi d,
'i'c' i''''ot""'S an "Ife'o'ed 1iritof conmcttf;
me 'onotat recoiAec'ons and the hapEiest pi0s-
P''ls ~ snort ny NE strongest iie wh'ei. ever
N'i' 'pi''s't' AVN 'o5t'htr--tnti, ola.sa. t.l-
'H'
The auihe, thea er.c,s nto an investigation of
the carses . ;hc recent 35sron,enls ofoyi,,
no t., n ,,,,o,,,,, ..,.,,i,,,. -. ,-..,.,
| ~ , -. 7''o'
W 'i'' '''s' '''' 'o''"s' protecting
dles-ahd "c take MS oceasien 10 say that
fully cau,eur IA his conclusions provided ms rrr.
,ules could became n TART Of fIr Inn r., ,,.,,,.
~ -. ...,...., .,.....
- ~ w - ~ eo''-
''N"i''fS measure VIC '"he ne af"'Hd assnn-
ed by MI jefferson III ii' celebrated Report
Navigation a!te he was SECRETARY Of State ,rI,i.l,
demands rre,pr4siiD m ,be re,t,c, %, eo,.,,.r.,
...,,o..o. ,,,....,.,.,.
| ,,, ot co,,ntar,uil5,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

10 invade ire eonsi.oiional sla,,,t.as
been thrown niound this sibjeet bo, ~
Will wrest from the Southern ao#,,,.-
he chief topics upon wiich ihey r.ly 70 "a 9
the public mind, a't to efIectlhe cons,,.....
ige'r nefarious desisns--th the dissolution ~ !,
mon, and The establishment ola Southern :.
deracy.
lettering 10 the Infamous appointmen, -,
Amos heho" the lieaven-born, to max.
rangemenls for the removal the public ,o,., X.
nom the Bank of the L. States 10 the lo-,, !,
the Richmond Wing remarks" W.,
10 "h'' Tree institutions & popular choice of mt.
may icao, IN putting ovcr the head, Of - 49,.
pie such tools and scum as tile kltcI,on
ono Is almost ready tn sigh fer legtin,.c.
master whom he Is born TO obey W.
THIS as very Objectionable sentiment u, :
security 90 " legitimacy and MASTER ad..,l
the exclusion OF men OF loose principles am, =,
nous character ifom office and elevation, -.
historical information OF tie w hig IS too cv,....
ana accurate to render II necessary that we ylo,,
specify any Of the numerous Instances win.
It's pages abound. of,bc oSaaiion Of men to l..'
dlSniles IN Church aud State, In connt,io. y,
with q legitimate masters" lfthc,e be on,,.,
IN free Institutions and poralar Choice Of rub,
1t IS nat tins aporg other evils, though NAV H..
a Snort period exist, Gun and will ,be co4r..,.,
VINE the momentary popular deusion winch -.
a'ed II shat be dispc.ledh y investigation ao1 ,o
seqoen' exposure But our friends of the Whi,
" oizs VIA 1t is almost rcady ,o-sb toS
sooner 'A'n II no. expects si'o'Id It's a,orilco..
irlne OF AuIilGeaaon he recosn2cd as the rsI,d,
remedy AGAINST federal asu,raslous. Lettbat do,.
tune p'eS@.', AMI We shall soou fall under tn.
curse OF 'es,umacy, aad a mas,or.a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

II IS a remarkable ineiden, in the history Of the
new French dynasty, that Marshal Sout Minis
Ter under the Citizen King, by virtue of he rev
olut'on of July 1880, which expelled Chntles
xtn by the hands OF the people Of Paris, has
adopted the identical plan for terrifying recon
mended to Charles Nth for the express purpose
Of overawng and keeping down the Parisiavs
This is in the same spirit with the proclamation
of martial law, after the insurrecton in June,
last yenr-an act of violence parallel Only TO the
ordinances which lost the unfortunate Charles his
throne. The efforts of Louis Philippe to roll back
the revolution are constantly increasing his sue
cess has been unexpected by those who rene mbe,
tho readiness with which the French few to
arms to resist tbe like attempts by his rredeces-
sor The most dangerous foes Of llbSty are those
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

A woman one Anndyed and three years of ace
was on Friday taken up in New York, under the
vugrant net and sent 10 the Aims House fer The
term Of SIX calendar months The Courier & En-
qurler states hi she has recently been living at l27
Mott street. from " hence she was IN the practice
of gong ~; 70 bog. Tier appearance always pro
1uced her moLe.. " VA which she invariably got
J unk Onsoverui occasions last winter, II bo-
came necessary for the salcl TO rcmoyc her from,
the street while n tHaI SKATE 10 her from pc
rshing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

We leern that counterfeit twenty dollar notes Of
tho U. s. Bank, Of the branch at Savannah, have
made their appearance. They are sn,I TO be un-
connonly well executed They of the letter
$ dated Sept ~, 1896. The paper is good and
nt> ne silk marks. The signatures are pretty
WI done but upon close inspection it Will be per.
ce,ved that the cashiers namc has been traced in
tam line and then written over with pen.
64N. 1Ncr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

Erc7pla,y Pan'Statnh- Among other senteu-
teb wen on the third inst. by the New York Spo
cal Sessions, five men were sentenced to six
months imprisonment ut hard labour, for beating
their wives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

hwIf he seen by the following notice, which VI
regrctio find IN the Barisown (ky.) Herald o.
July q, Il Ut the ,arllr q lodge Rowan has sus
tanel =, nthcy aiiici'Hs Bereavement -
B'rt, O rhoiera, N th'5 ,own, on Tuesda,
mur "l test MIS- Elizabeth Kelly, conso,t o
lion uaese Rely, ANA SISTER ~ E0n. Jolu Rowan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

imagined he vss In hi store. With tie Eos5s I'll
around h,m. and made attempt. ~ he theoght.
% 5nr,p eser the counter. lie al, bbops thirty
- iRsaf5 MS feet in tho buryIng ground. and
q ~ Law er1s was caught on the IRON fence,
~hief Is shou, three fee, high from the ground.
Hal he fence been of the common height, he
ptol ally would not have been so badly injured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

Large Crop Mr.. Beate Ryburn of this coun.
tya few days since cut an ucre of grass that pro-
duced six tons and half Of hay. The grass was
Of the upland and timothy [Abiagdou (Va.) Rcp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

The y. Ship otthc Line DELAWARE, HIM
Ry +. BALLARD, Esq Commands, arrived IN the
othng of the harool OF New York ON the 2d inst
AM "as loved up on mex, day 10 anchorage in the
Nol.n River where she nov hes Nh. Livisu-
srdN, who rs to goto France IN her, had arrived
IL, New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

The woods near Sandy Point, Wcs.morenn,
County, tVa) were set GA fire by lightning Jas
| week, and much valuable timber was desrave,
and other damage done before the flames could b.
extngulshed. diea. GAG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

Noyida.-The Charleston Mefcury remarks,
that doubt can longer exist that the productions
Mthe West Indies may be probably cultivated on
the Peninsula of Florida. The soop Capital arri-
wed yesterday fiom near Cape Florida, with a
+ quantity OF Rananas, Plantans and Lines, as
a part OF her cargo, being the first shipment for
Commercial purposes of Fruit produced at that
place.
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.Nr Avery The report that this gentleman hnd
absentcd himself from Bristoi IL lncolect-he
preached hc'c on sundey last II. paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

The bunker Hill Aurora >ays, it is now settled
thai MIR. Everett Is TO be the candidate of the Au
u-Masons Of Massachusetts, for Governor.
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Ds'ssgs, Meesscsnes
u o AND G.
Nm DYE.SYUFFS.
NO. 8, MARKETesTREET, M
G SIGN or THE MORTAR, u

ohe acso
People,
without pamne
cheapas be purch a aays this Country.
Pcriumey Soaps and other articles
Among pressed Hops line Honey IN pots
Nuts Children Log ana
Drawing Stationary
PIIs MEDICINE True and Ge H. Shepho"rd
Of Medicines
Fn Percussion Caps and small Pig lead &c &c
MEDICINE C1AHES rs, for Shipping or Family USE M On
be wih
suit warts Of call
purchasers
AuorrS ~ F'' - ,JERENLlH J13LLLaNS.
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HENRY BOWEN. Sec,ry.

AN ACT in relation to extra-judcial oaths.
Sec. /. Be it enaclej by the General Asses:ss
bly, aud by the authority thereof II ID enac,ed.
That hereafter if any person IN this Stale uuibor-
ized by law 10 ADMINISTER oaibs aud afirmat ions,
or any person not authorized, sball aominsie or
to any person or persons IN this state, any oath /.
afi:msion or obi gaiion IN The nature Of al oath,
not authorized by law; or 4 any person or per-
sons in this State, shall knowingly or willingly
permit or suffer any such oath, affirmation, or
Obligation m the nature OF an oath, 10 be admin
is,ered 10, or taken by him or them, every such
person so offending, shall forfeit The sum Of one
hundred dollars, Tor the first offence 10 be sued
for and recovered in an action of debt quit tam,
before any court Of competent jurisdiction in the
county whe, elm such offence shall be committed;
one half ihereofto and for the use Of tho person
who snail sue for the same, and tho other half
to and Tor the use Of he S,ate: And upon con-
yct on for second offence shall, in addition to
tie penalty above prescribed, be forever dis
qualified from holding any flee Of honor or
profit under this State Provided however, that
nothing herein contained shall be construed 10
interfere with or abriige the powers OF any
magistrate in the discharge OF his official duiy.
or 10 subject any such magistrate 10 q penalty
for any error ofjudgment therein.
True copy-witness
HENRY BOWEN, sec'ry.
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AN ACT regulating Criminal Process in certain

AN ACT regulating Criminal Process in certain
cases,
SEC. 1. Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, and by the authority thereof It is emo ucted,
That whenever any Justice Of the Peace or War
den in any county in this State, sbull issuc lis
warrant against any person or persons charged
with an offence committed within such county,
and such person or persons SO charged as aiore-
said, shall escape into, reside or be in any other
county in this State, such Justice or Warden
mey direct said warrant TO each and oil she,ifis
deputy -sherifls, town sc rgeants and consia-
bles within this State, requiring them TO appre-
mend such person or persons, md him, her or
them bring before such Justice or Warden, 10
be dealt with according to law.
SEC. 2. And bo it further enacted, That any
Court in said county within this State, before
whom AL indictment shall be found against any
person or persons for on offence committed with
in such county, may, If such person or persons
shall escape, into, reside, or be IN any other
county in III Slate, issue a Capias directed 10
each and oil officers os aforesaid, requiring them
20 npprchend such person or persons, md him,
her or them bring before said court 10 be dealt
with according TO law.
Sec. And be 1t further cnncted, That tho
several officers 10 whom such wsrran, or Capias
shall be directed, be and hey ore hereby rcq uir-
ed TO obey aud execute the same. And any
person who sboli ptstruct or assault any such
officer wblle in tho execulhn Of his office nfore-
sad shall be III bic 10 the penalty prcsc, bed m
tie 81 See. oi tie net ennied" An ntt to re-
form the Penal Laws" Tue copy.- witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secry
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DENlE fLANAHSAcNS .~>>
In General Assembly, January session. isee.
AN ACT to prevent Hsgs IRON gong a. large
in Washington Vhlsgesn IN Coventry.
Be il enacted by The General Assembly sno
bv the authority thereof il > enacted, Ihs' Nom
and nl,er lie FIST day oil April next. no person
shall permit any hog or SWINE to 20 ~ a'gs ~
.ny OF the streets, highways or .cm".ons' ~
Wa. binoton Village. or within haIi mne IN
a, tier din o. ticn nom the n am bi'dse crossing
The river in ssld vnlOge. And siliogso
which sb oil be found gong al large wnhm the
limit, aforesaid, shall be liable 10 be seized by
INV freehoIdor ,nLabitmg within said limits.
!, no upon seizng tho same, shall immediately
80, up no,ificai ions in nj least two Of the most
no bie places within the limits Aforesaid dcsckib-
mo ,he hog or swine; and unless 'he owner or
ow neys of such hog or SWINE shall, within forty
e;oht hours next after the notification shall be
usstei up os aforesaid, pay to the treasurer Of
fha town, aforesaid as q inc TO and isr the use
~ ,.he town, one dollar ler each hog VI swine,
and n so one dollar 10 the person or persons
se;z;og the same, such hog or SWINE nay lie g.
nosed ot by she person or persons sening Tie
SAME "a his or their own use; Provided never
=, .ie,. ia no,,e Of The provisions OF this act
shalI erionl TO hogs owned by persons .Lv.ns/
without tho hints aforesaid.
HENRY BOWEN, Secfy.
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$4,000 BUsHELs'oF. SAND.
FOR MORTAR.
DROPOSALS will be received by
IL the Subsckber, until the LIST day
of March next inclusive, for the delivery
on the wharf at Fort Adams, Newport
Harbor, RI. of $4,000 bushels ofSA ND
for Sto ne ortar.
The Sand must be clean, coarse, and
free from pebbles. The Proposals must
be accompanied by fair sample thereof.
The delivery to commence on the lst Of
April next, and TO be made in such guam
titles, and at such times, as the progress
Of the work may require.
JOS. G. TOTTEN. 1t. Col. Eng'ys.
Breret Cot.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, RI J.
January Sd, 1883.
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AN ACT in amendment ofthe act entitled "An
act relative to the election of Senators and
Representatives TO rep esent this State in
Congress, and OF Electors for tho elect ION Of
PresidcRt and Vice President Of the United
States.'
Be il enacted by the General Assembly and
by the authority thereof it is enacted, That il at
any election for Representa- lives 10 represent
the people OF this State in tie Cong ess Of the
ULted States, neither candidate or onl. one
shall have majority Of the legal votes Of the
whole number OF electors voting in such elect
ion, and new election or elections sholl be or
dered by the General Assembly or directed by
the Governor or other person exercising the du-
lies Of Governor in pursuance Of the PROVISIONS
Of the second section Of the act entitled Z" An
act relative to the election OF Senate, and Rep
resent atves 10 represent this State in Congress,
and OF electors Tor the election of q President
and Wee President Of the United States" 1.-TWO
Representatives are TO be elected. the two can
didates having the highest number Of the legal
votes gwen IN at such election so ordered, shall
be the Representatives and be declared duly G.
Iec,ed, and receive a certificate or certificates
thereof accordingly; and IL only one Of ,he can
dida,es shall have such plulalty, then he shsll
be declared duly elected and receive q certif-
cate thereof; and another election shall be or
dered in pursuance of the provisions Of the said
second section OF the act aforesaid. for another
Representative; and SO on in like manner until
two Representatives shall be elected by such
plurality Of the legal votes given in at such O.
lection so ordered. True copy witness
HENRY BOW EN-, Sec'ry.
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BOOKS .a.MD SIATIO.NaRY

BOOKS and STATIONERY.
A L the newly fitted up store, mex
IA (but one) east OF tie Bristol lIo-
tel, may be found general assortment OF
Books and Stationary, and other articles
generally found in Book Stores.
EP Old Books rebound. Bltn'l
Books made to order at short nntice.
All orders LEFT at the Star Office, will
be punctually attended to.
FRANCIS s. MUNRO.
Bristol, Dec. Is, 1882. GIN.
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AT No. 9, CHEAPSiDE.
REcEIvEp this week, an additional Sup
ply Of seasonab!e Goods, among which
are some very cxcelleu; brown, olive and
invisible green brondcloths, suitable for
box coats. Some very heavy cassimeres,
satinets, stout duffils, brown shectings,
rery iow priced, and many other Goods,
which together with all those previously on
hand, will be sold at prices, reduced much
below the market.
Jan. l2. s. DAVOL, s. SON.
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Va ARROW AXES, knives and forks,
~ pad locks, mincing knives, butch
or, bread and shoe knives, shoe pinccrs
and nippers, just received and for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON
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Coir Hide Boois.

in want Of GOOD srticle, will hnd u 10
their advantage to call ard ca aml1e tAeia
before rurchs..ng, south Coles hotel,
Nov. TO- ALVAN COrE
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WNT ANTED-3 or a Journeymen
Wv to work at the Plane Making
Business Cash and the highest wages
will be given TO good workmen. Apply
to BIGELOW & BARRUS.
Dec. 80.
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n ADIES Cloth Boots and W. king
u 4 shoes, just received and for sale low
by STEPHEN DAvoL, in. nov. 3.
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CLINICAL SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE,

OH N4 IL ~ - - IL uZS
AT WOODSTOCK,VT.
ASSOCIATED WITH nHDpLEBURY COLLEGE.
FWYHE annual course oflectures at this
institution will commence on the
first Thursday (the 7th day. Of March
next, and continue thirteen weeks.
JOSEPH A. GALLUP, nj. ID.
On Physiology, Pathology,$ Iherapsat'e'
JOHN D'WOLF, JS'R. A. NJ.
On Chemistry.
DAVID PALMER, M. D.
On Obstetrics and yMaieiia .Med'ca.
WILLARD PARKER, M. ID.
On y4natomy and Surgery.
From four to six lectures will be gwen
daily. Fees for all the lectures VIII De
S4O-Graduation fee, Sl2-DIploma,S3 ~,
Students who have attended two or more
courses Of lectures, at other institutions,
may attend here, on paying fee of 70,
only for contingencies. Examinations
for the degree OF Doctor Of Medicine, VIII
be held at the close of the term, by the
Faculty, assisted by Board of Visitors
appointed by the Corporation OF Middle
bury College, and delegates from the
Vermont Medical Society. Degrees
will then be conferred on the successful
candidates.
Requisites necessary TO entitle can
didate to an examination, are, good pre-
paratory education, including compe-,
tent Knowledge Of the Latin language :
three years study with regular physic-'
ian IN attendance Of at least two full
courses of lectures ut an authorised In
sttution, one which must have been at
This; u good moral character ; and an age
of twenty-one years. -
Fees must be settled with the Treasu-
rcr at the commencement ofthe term, and
III credit should be INDUCED, ample secur-
ity will be required.
Good board and other accommodations,
may be procured as cheap as IN any other
country village.
The Institution is furnished with good
anatomical preparations an excellent
chemical apparatus mineraloglcal speci,
mems surgical instruments and good
supply of Books but it being difficult to
furnish duplicates for class, students
are advised to bring with them as many
approved books on the different branches,
as NAV be beconvenient (; such as Turner'S
and Beck's Chemistry /; Horner's and
Bells Anatomy Rieherand's and .Magen-
dies Physiology Chapman's, Ed'oards,
and Vapasseur's Matena Medica DeV-
ees' and Denman's Obstetrics; Goods and
Eberle's Practice or other standard works.
1t is important for students to be pres
ent at the commencement OF the term.
Advice given, and operations perform
ed before the class, free OF expense.
The course of instruction in the recess
orthe lectures, will be continued.
BY order Of The Faculty,
EDWIN HUTCHINSON, lSec'ry.
Wooks,oek, jag. 2eM, 1888. 4w.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-02-16

1N NIyEs and forks, handsome assortment;
~ pocket and pen knives, oil kinds taper
files, 8. l-2, Ia, and inch fat do 8
and IL inch {; half round do 6, 10 and IL inch;
chest locks double aod single wurd cupboard.
pad, stock locks different sizes butte do dc
table hinges, do do ; chest do do James
screws do do taiIors ,himbes; scissors genu,
inc Heming's needles; large and double plane
irons ;tea trays spring steel hand saws ; VIII.
sons coffee mills; rozors and straps, &c. &c. all
Of which have been purchased at low pricesand
will be sold cheap by
G. T. GARDNER.
Water-street, Oct. 90.