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memory soon slumbcr over catalogue|
of beloved ones, who though not ranked
with the conspicuousiy great, were Xs}s yX}t
dear for their virtues and pnohfBypafSxs
goodness sulsmst l3f; isiW +" .ob9os
And wlile the ranks cfhumshitto iMse
been changing, she political ccndtion Z ci I
the world has BY no means been ~ station dsSs
ary. Events have followed in q su ecess-
Soa that has greatly affected the civil re,
lations Of our own beloved country, and
which threaten results not to be contem-
plated with composure. But while polit-
ical dissentions have multiplied, an on
ward progress has marked the history OF
institutions calculated to aneliorate the
condition of mankind. The cause OF
temperance tpsasasese i sbss steadily advanced. And
astRsendso hsyes sthe most abundant cause
TO expsctuia sPeeAy grealization Of their
most sanguine Wishes. 4ase b
FINELY, tifcash darkness in some re-
enects broodso sadly over the future.
there are bright spots and these not few.
We have, indeed, entered on another
year with a diminished number Of our ear
" friends, and consequently, with an in
creased sense OF loneliness. Experience
ofthe world has not exalted it in our gooc
estimation but still there are many re-
deeming circumstances yet remaining, that
warrant ~ in our benevolent intention of
wishing happy new year once more to
the friends and patrons ofthe STAR.
We do wish our readers happy new
year, and at the same time assure them,
that it shall be our study to publish, in
connexion with the current news, only
such articles as evidently have a happy
tendency. sr ysr3 q.
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At Havana, l7,h, brig Sereus. Cole, for. this
cid at Charleston, zsd. HAVE. Pearoe, hiv.
erpool 25th, Atlas. Thompson, and Crawford,
Gardner, Of this port, for New Orleans.
Sailed from Wilmington, 17th, ,sloop Essex,
Stanley, Of this port, fer Charleston. ;,
Arr at New York, 28th, Agnes, Tai
bot, Of Bristol, from Curacao.
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'MARRIED,p

In Provid euce, on "Wednesday evening"
bv the Rsv Mr.. Church, Mr.. James Mon
roe, Of Bristol, to Miss Amelia Eddy, ell
Sest daughter or Mr. Ezra Eddy, Of Proyi-
.deuce. ..
IN Cen,eryille, Warwick, on the eoth
ult. George. w. Cursn, to Miss Aooy
+. Clark, Of North Kingstown.
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THOMPSON'S
FAMILY PILLS,


znHESE Pills have been for many Years in
~ high and increasing estimation. as a con.
vonient, safe and efiectual, purgaiive medicine.
well suited to persons Of bilious habit They
are gentle and certain in their operation, and
afford speedy relief to those headachs. and
other numerous disagreeable symptoms, attend
ant on n disorcered state Of the s,otn ach and
bowels Many instances are atesicd 10 their
potency IN the cure Of the piles, and they have
been successfully employed for the prevention &
removal Of cropsical swellings. Mariners have
long been acquainted with lhc value OF this
medicine, which may be taken in the most ex-
posed situations, and with any diet; and is ef-
icieni in the sudden removal Of that obstinate
cosiiveness, 10 which persons Of their profess
ION are liable and in oil cases where an active
but no, violent medicine is indicated. Few, u
ony, il is believed, who have once used these
pills have ever afterwards neglected to f:nSh
themselves with supply on going to sea-
They are likewise highly osteoned, and may
be pafsIy used by women bofore and Alter con-
6remeni. -,
90 None are genuine without the signature
Of r. M. 4 l.. THOMPSON, by whom only they
are prepared and sold at Warren, n.
Tie above pile are KEEP, for sale by DR.. T.
p. OORF, the only authorized agent in this
town by J Bale :, j.. and J II. Mason & Co.
Providence A.. p Moore, Newport Franklin
' Dunbar, Taunton. Dec. ~, u'
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EKT ANTED-3 or q Journeymen
/ " to work at the Plane Making
Business. Cash and the highest wages
will be given to good workmen. Apply
TO BIGELOW s. BARRuS. !.
Dec. 20,
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WARREN BANK.

THE Stockholders Of said Bank are here
by notified that a semi-annual dividend OF
profits is declared payable on and after
the first day of January, 1888: Also,
their anndal meeting for the choice Of
Directors for the year ensuing, will be
holden at the Bank, on Monday; the 7th
day Of January next, at 10 o'clock, fore
noon. BY order.
PETER CARPENTER, Cashier
Dec: 81, 1882. 3w.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

m T. CAPKON, respectfully IN
o forms the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Warren, that he win continue his
school, for the Improvement Of Dancing,
at the Hall of the Commercial Hotel, for
six evenings to commence January -l6,
1888. Terms S so.
NIB. A course of Lessons will COM
mence on "Wednesday next, January sth
|at 8 o'clock, p. M. Terms $500.
Jan. 5.
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A numbss Of articles Intended for THU
days papsry are omitted to- mako room
for the South Carolina Proclamation. y .A
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Erdmination Of Rev. Mr.. .avery ln
our last we made mention of the examin-
alton of this gentlemen, up to Friday
noon. 1t has been continued through
the present week, and up to our last ad-
vices had not concluded the examination
of Witnesses.
The examination of Rev. Ira M. Bid
well, occupied six hours. The Court ad-
i,urned on Saturday to Tuesday, at 2 o.
clock, afternoon. We learn that the
sister of the deceased, and brothsr-in-
law, from Woodstock, Conn. were pres
,ent ON Wednesday, and underwent an ex-
samina.ion. The excitement caused by
this transaction hasnot abated in the least-
aud pretsAices fah very high both for and
against the prisoner. The State House
in Bristol, where the examination is 60
ing on, contioses To be thronged with peo
pie from all parts. The Court held pri-
vate Sesoion ON Thursday, for the exam
ination of several femaies; it was expect
ed their evidence would have an import
ant bearing on the case. 1t il thought
that the examination would bccuPy anoth-
er week.
r At the annual election Of Officers
ofSt. Adams Lodge, No: s, in Bristol,
oti Monday evening last, the following
persons were chosen Officers for the
ensuing year, viz
Samuel Taylor, Master.
Leonard Wright, Senior VI arden. a A.
William B. Tilley, Junior Warden.
Joseph Colt, Treasurer. Sho ". p 1ili
John Gladdine, Jr. Secretary.
Joseph Booth, Senior Deacon.
Joseph Sparks, Junior Deacon.
David A. Colt, ! Steward.
William Hoar, "
George M. Colt, Marshall.
Allen Wardwell, Chaplin.
Samuel Sparks, Tyler.
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%. This ship Phi lip Tabb, Capt Bowen. for
the Indian Ocean, has dropped down below and
will sail about the 10th. ANY letters for that
quarter, sent 10 this Office, free of expense, will
be delivered to Capt. Bowen,
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~ NOTICE.

:. kF NOTICE.
* LII persons indebted to the late
IN firm Of JcHN r. WHEAroN s. Co.
are hsfah.j reminded that it is necessary
firm to an immediate close, !, Therefore
they are requested to call and settle with
WM, #. WHEATON, by tie 10Th Of
January next. Dec. %.
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NOTICE.

IHE subscribers contemplating new ar
rangement of their business, earnestly
request all persons having bills against
them, to present them for settlement with
out delay.
Also all persons having bills against
ships Miles and Chariot, are requested to
hand them in Immediately.
VIM. COLLINS g. CO:
Dec. 90: 3w.
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in sure place. Sleep departed that
night, and early the next morning his cry
was heard, at Mr.. Lewis lodgings, 'What
shall do to be saved Il felt myself
said he to the writer) 'to be d lump of
sin, and expected to be lost forever. God
opened my eyes to see the way of saliva
ton by Jesus Christ, and embracing this
way my soul rejoiced with joy unspeakt-
BILE and full off glory. 1 could only cry,
Why icas 1 made TO hear his roice,
find enter svhile there's room
While thousands make tcretched choice,
find rather sturuc than come.
'Ttcas the Safae lOss that spreua the feast
That s,ueettg forced me IN
Else Ihad still refused to taste,
.and per;shed IN my SIM
/ longed, (he added,) that esesy body
should come, dad share with tue in the
blessings Of religion, and wantedto
=. Tell to sinners soi,sd,
Whdt a dear Saviour / had (ot,id.'
He was soon after baptized, and united
with the church of which subsequently
he became pastor.
Many struggles and trials preceded his
entrance upon the work of the ministry.
1t was not for filthy lucre, but from a
mind ready to serve God, and his gener-
alton, in the best way he could, that he
was impelled forward: His disadyanta-
ges, from the loss Of sight and other caus-
es, ,uers great; but in view of them his pul
pit performances were highly creditable to
him, and in these, and devotional exer-
eises generally, he evinced much reflect
ION, divine illumination, and holy affect
ions. ,..,.,,.,,,,,..
The blessing Of God attended his min
istry, to tho conversion Of many souls, and
the church, when he united with it, in
clude6 less than fifty members, worship
ping ini house too insulated to col
lect much Of a congregation, he left near
ly FIVE times as numerous, and accommo-
dated with new 4nd beautiful meeting
house, in most eligible situation.
Truly evansical in sentiment, both as
to the doctrines and ordinances Of the
gospel, he was also steadfdst finished
his course with JOY, and when his heav
only Faith called Child your Father
calls come home,' he was ready to de-
part, and undoubtedly received the enc
of his faitheven the salvation'cf his soul
His piety and utbanity endeared him t.
large circle Of brethren and friends, il
the place Of his residence, and in the
towns around. To them, tho dead, hi
, speaketh, Be ye followers of me, as
was also of Christi The funeral solem
mites were attended on Monday last.-
|Rev. Mr. Bronson, Of New Bedford
. prayed before the removal Of the corps
!, from the house. AT the meeting house
prayer was offered by Rev. MIR. Peck
lham, of Tiverton. The funeral dis
course, (agreeabie to the request Of tn
deceased before his death) was deliyere
!, lby Rev. Mr.. Welsh, ofthis town. Aiae
n sermon, prayer wus offered by Rev. MI
1 Lowell, of Fall River.
J. The pail wns supported by Rev. MI
Peckham, Rev. MIR. Lowell, Rev. MI
Fowler, (ofthe Congregational Church,
h Rev. MIR Bronson, Rev. Mr.. BIdwet
VI (ofsAe Msttodist Church, and Rev. MI
Welsh, Communicated
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SHEET IRON AND TIN.
MANUEACTORY;

80 .EFOppositc Coles Hotel
"HE subscrfbef has for sale at his
II mandatory all kinds Of TIN
Ware, usually foHnd in a shop Of the
kind, such as--Bakers,' tin ovens, block
tin tea pots, sc. &c. Sc. ~, ia.
He has Also on hand, Sheet Iron Stoves
different sizes and patterns, at the low
rest- prices. Also, sheet non and tin stove
JAMES SMITH, JR.,
NIB. All persons indebted to the
subscriber are earnestly requested to call
and settle the same previous to the first
day of February next. is. J.
/ Jan. g. Sw.
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tEP advertisements omitted this ,usek
tciA haze a conspicuous place in our nert.
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Warren, January LIT, 1883.
HVHE Copdrtpership heretofore exist
ing under the Firm of STOCK
FORD & WHEATONS, il this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will be transacted in future under the
Firm Of CHARLES WHEATON, & Co.
All persons indebted to the late Firm
Of Stockford g. Wheatons on Account or
Note, are requested. to pay the same
without delay. JonN STocKEoRD,
CHARLES WHEATON,
DANIEL b. WHEATON.
CHARLES WHEATON & CO.
Have constantly on hand q general as
sortment Of Cordage at their Rope Walk;
where they will furnish gangs Of Rigging
and Cables on good terms and at short
notice.-Also on hand,
BOLT ROPE,
WHITE ROPE;
SEINE LINES,
SEWING TWINE:
Bedcords and Lines of every descript-
ion, Of first quality, Manila Rope made
to order. Jan. s, 1898.
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whether the people Of Hsnrico would trust m. or
ou, 90 cisim the merit OF small share In the eIec
non Of Benjamin w. Leigh. to represent the county 81
sneo' against some as shrewd as ever pro-
70 serre me people, scattered slandcrous hand
os 20 aseeive them. doubt not b. w. Leigh would
Purn 'ne sycophant, who. protesting to be republican
%ouu .epder to him the base aduiaon you ascbe to
ose 'reemen Of Meckenburg and elsewhere who cali
% "onest man 10 save them from the peoples friends
popularity will much longer serve nm
eMe''oneefng purpose. apprehend Il, will soon be dis
ose'eo even In Henrco that the Republican Party has
oeen assigned over by that famous state paper N aa
mat will strip us OF every vcstge of liberty
bs WE can get some such honest intelligent aud nexi-
sydney speaks for ITSELF and il il were noss,bIe
oush Tor the man who would degrade IT, by offering an
apology for any sentiment IL contains e "
Although not the whole Of Henrico have m. ho..
" NC o"c VI Tue 'o'efso Of HENRlCO COUNTY
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ro ,,,n FOR the ENQUIRER

claim to one Of the Republican Parfy--not The Pro.
eismadon aud Force Bill Republican Party But 10 what
ever plrty beion eedif acknowledged the ftIndamen
Cal principle Of ouS government that The sovereignty re.
sides in he people Of The several States could not but
dsaPprove your presumption IN calling the proceedings Of
the people mad career" You charge Mr. Leigh with
having said " the people 10 be trusted" Whe-
hev THIS be true or not Of Mr. Leigh. y9u must think the
sentiment iue for you affirm that the PeoplS are mad, and
surely madmen not TO he trusted
fon sur, have the honour AT least Of commencing The
wtr OF abuse hope your example will be initiated.
You would not be noticed bu, Tor the effect YOU eyi.
denuy intend TO produce abroad
SIR never bad the honour Of testing by fair erps.
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Inc Springs.-We understand the Hot S,r, -
quite iui The White Sulphur has 800 white visitors
Up TO me llth inst the Register numbered 993-durng
WIN certainly surpass it, Messrs Writ (much imnroy%
IN nea''n,) stevenson and Rves at the While Sui
Pnur, Inc SAT- and the Red Sulphurs are extremely
crowded, ana the accommodations at both these 40
places are said TO be very fine '"s
oar Stages continue TO be crowded with passengers
, 'e springs Ihry are coming from Norfolk from
Cy ana tne large circle around it, Some travellers arc
Sherng their names for the whole route IN 10 the white
Suphur-and on", we learn being able TO enter ,h
Stage, consented to guard on the ton Trio o nc
TO Dunsinane. '' nam WOOD
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IL noIlCE-A Meeting will be held Al If,nov.-
ou.. rouse on August court day, for the pur.o. ~
nominating Benjsiain Watkins Leigh Esq as enpS,S,,n
e next Presidency ofthe United States The peon,s
liz sony generally, and more especially those who he
; "is, NE perinanency Of our institutions den.nJ ~,
ofh observance the reserved rirb,
M e'' are earnestly requested to attend
..----. nANN fRsEHoLpERs or UANoyrp Co,yr
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MINIyERsIrY OF MARYLAND-Tho Lccinre.

HNIyERSITY OF MARYLAND.-The Lectures
a IN Tue Medical Department Of this Institution will
commence the last Monday of October and condnns
until the first OF March '
NATHANIEL Porter, NJ d. Pathology aud the
Practice OF Medicine. % W.
RICHARD WILmor HALL, M. ID. Obstetrics and
The Diseases Of Women and Children
NATHAN r. SMITH NJ. D. Surgery
julius I. DUcATEb, NJ d. Chemistry and Phar
macy. ~ '
- IEDDINGs, NJ ID. Anatomy and Physiology
49, ,DUNGbisoN, Nj. ID. Materia Medica, The
r'Penucs, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
Clinical Lectures will be given al the Baltimore mfr
Surgery.
Candidates Tor the Degree Of Doctor Of Medicine are re-
Ired 10 attend two fall courses of the Lectures OF each
PROFESSOR 10 is institution. having attended full
course ~ some other respectable school where the same
branches are taught, second in this Those students
however who have already attended Of Lectures
~ The University Of Maryland will be allowed the pfiy
iege OF graduation under the former regulations The
Naturalization Fee has been abolished.
+. GEDDlNCS, M D., Dean.
Dd'ufnore, 10Th July, 1888. 2f-1awtNOv.
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ne sh'I certainly publish in orr mex, Number NJ
nic"ooerss Prospectus Of the Virginin Farmer" We
nave ho seen MIR Ruin's 81 Register-bui shall oiye
contents and extracts also in our NEXT ~ a"'
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MORE .NcO-WTNcaTTo1cS

nc " Lexington Union" gives us OH Virginia,, in
nomination OF Chief Justice Marshall Rv reSm.s,
sh1, .ay the whole Communication before our re sders
N ran ray dominates, in the wha Banner ;, Mr.
Rives w e have also Commune ation from AIaba,.
which prefers Gen. Wingfed Scott 10 any other V;n;m,
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q VIE Races over the Halifax Virginia Course wilt
~ commence on Tuesday, the 18th October next Tn.
an stables are in good order for the
o, trainers On the day, stake Tor colt. and fIlrs
es years od-in,le hca's-hity dollars enrance-haii
' e'o'c OH ,he evening before the first days race
August Is. 90 'e.o .,
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TIE Bank-Dsposits-and G.

-, 1hs Bank-Deposifs-aad c.
nave inc opinion Of the PRESIDED mt through Mr. Ken
dH nA' !" not probable the present Bank will be re-
newea or mat any other national Bank will be establish
Cd thus certain that the old hero will do bis dmtv
90 gar, 80 good The monster must PERISH II its oppo-
10 not some Jdur pas give the vantage ground
US AVOID mat very common OF frop de legisa
onand In the mean time, look ahead and consider of
ne best arrangements for managing the finances of JINGLE
sam through State we are satisfied that
nss VIII take their natural course and all will be right
cW eonra what says c. alias the celebrated Judge
SooPer. lie goes the whole for the u. s. Bank al
S m.e doubt OF the right of Government to restrict
ne denominations IF paper currency this RICH is en-
the nroS Sy ,ne general principle and is not forbidden by
e Pron'o't'on OF the Constitutions least so incline 10
mink at present-waing for the light of future discs
sion Heres states Right man for you-one Of your
mapping turtle Nuiiers-a strict Unitarian in the con-
sueuon Of the Constiiuiion-would he put his extin
susner upon all The State institutions and transfer the
t:.p power over me circulating medium to the Federal
"overnmeni! This Is theory contras,ed with practice
with vengeance to State Rights! ~
Inc " Pennsylponian" threatens to expose IN. t,,,,
Tansacuons oil the Wall street stock. jobbers Agreed
I've I've US your proe and If they prore satisfactory we
Bite, as well as bark NV ''''"'
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MARKIAGES


,"n'tie". on Thursday, the 9Th in., =,
rccf beazly, by the Rev. ' esiucnce o. the
Beaz Of % oseea edes, daughter OF tho late ID, P
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Smney ,nteisence asks whore scan find ,peo
man to Mr. Clay for tho be had a,
OF our right worthy neighbor. F " "a oe''et enquire
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Spent Balis!-Two Volunteer toasts were alma, =, 49,
on on the 4ih from Shady Dale, Jasper county Georro
nave come SO far ha their force would have
What have we TO expect from Company which cbeereJ
W" &c M,n,iowng toast from Judge Ciay,on'
NcLLricAros-The Rghtful Remcdy-Ir its sec,o, r;.,
WIZ as ooi MS It's enemies would escape much Of
insolont and malignant revings' ~ ~ 'p' '""ch oil "eir
ohe Of me coasters does the honor hone that "
may make speedy return TO the true faitl and ..no,
IKE Madison tear down the beautiful structures o hi;
tourJ YOUTH We shall show him in our ne xt what ,e,e
our opinions on Modification % years ago-and shall
wisher, Joshua Hill. Esq. "''''
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NOTICE is hereby given, that apple will be made
Tor the renewal Of certificate Of One Share Of Stock
standing in ihe name Of Thos Armstead the Books Of
he Bsnk Of Virgins, The ssms having been lost mis-
,aiJ Jolly 2. I6-w6w
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nave on hle CommuDicationof ga Citizen Of KIM
q S'een inrepiy o"Cassius's" remarks on Mr. Upsbaw
pm as we have already published "a Citizen of Caro-
me In vinlicaion OF Mr.. Upshaw and as our rea.
oers are satiated with the discussion we must he ex
s"u rom publishing their piece in question. There is
one passage, how ever, which seems o co,st;,,,,a @
eepuon-ana we checriny lay il before our readers:
IN conclusion, deem il proper state that resre,
having made allusion 10 Mr. VIM. F. .Pendle,on in The
manner did, in my former communication The onn;on
as 70 ms popularity rather inadvertently given and
intended 10 be in corroboration of Mr. Upshaws oni
mon IN order 10 clear him fully possible from the
charges oil Cassius. 1t certainly not Dictated bv
nosu'e feelings towards Mr. Pendeton But wish fur
49, W NC "i'nc''y understood TO say, that if a. Cassus'
meant o make threat against & Citizen of King &,
S"eel, bold him and bis threat at defiance"
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nv =, oc. COy1JTU,NICaTED.
To the Citizens Of Cumberland and Prince Ecd,snrd
your fellow citizens OF Charlotte and Buckingham have
indeed done well tor the country. Do thou like wise
ana all VIII be we'll They have beaten the Nuers IL
teray without the crack of whip. No candidate in
opposon and yet after repeated gues-aer being
drilled according TO The Randolpan tactics scoied scot
leu az ana denounced as aocras lederas, black COO
aoe ieder'isls Hartford Convention feder siss submission
men, Tom Richie not third of the voters could
be prevailed on to come TO the polls.
Charlotte said to have given 2lS only at the Court
ifouse Buckingham 1873 for Bouldn. G5 for Wilson, AT
the Court House: At Aliens, I5 for Booldn for Will
son. " "
IL Is only necessary TO follow this good example Turn
your backs on those gentlemen Let them see that not
even such worth and talents they possess can induce
you TO forget your duty to your country; and the abom.
nabe heesy with which the country has been distracted
since That band OF dsorganizcr the South Carolina Con-
sspuon' published their iyrannco DEGREES, will soon be
forgotten, or only remembered 10 be execraed
ANOTHER RESIDENT THE DIsrRrcT
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The Deputy Editor of tho Telegraph is s,iu ,u,ck;nn
NJ ne ca'umnaies and he abuses abricates facts Al
.,. P'ee'"rc-ascribes 10 us sentiments which we never
ened-repreents as as bringing out Barbour ar aims,
He'gn when we have not written single line upon The
noumnaion-and describes the advocate of Walton
~ ooet'on when in truth there is prior pr opositon
W press upon the people, II no other pen will start it, We
sn scarcely condescend to notice Duff Green himself
ee'.y' we cannot stoop to coniute such depnty of
snen pncipal'he mercenary scribbler of mercen,rv
Eui'or-the mere shadow OF a shade ''