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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

n ozriosig.--The Clarcmont Eazle
states TIA. warrant fellow has exhlb-
ted N iiis; place. a small dog. vIih a
iaii - stiH that u cannot rest - hind
leg upon the ground
~ y. Err. .Sfar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

Nins th0asaad herrSnrs wery fakea ~ 80
baui a Brosd Cove, n the teen ~ Dizht1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
TEMPERANCE .uErr,>,.

iiit stated mvrtiag q thu Ch.ri.sas.a rrr.-
Prr-l.ee ss'st, -'i t-k- ,i-e- On ~ ess..-si-.
s'eH'"E. Ne, ia Ise Pie ~in i..r--f,rr ~
des'snst-d. Public stteutioa As r,-.,,.e.fiix -.
Gated To tLc subject
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
DR Rozr. p nHAnnuurn

DR RoBT. p DGAnRuDER.
atiNG rurrhas,d f',e Dr.sE estasiisi.-
= > eseBt &c Dr o 4 AeNstll. tlza r-u.ssss,!
q o. The store toass fssn-~sis 49, utsss rs
HsFrA 4 gutssfiurd lls hss Jssi ssoSsssa
large ssd fresh $uppis II
Drvgs. -bed,oses. Pants. Dve- S-sFa.
and OIis. .fiso. gs.gf sao,-fy 4
C0ssEeCsSOa~s-g SsssA gSrsssR:
S,seh - LfHoas. orsnrr- Rss.r-s. Fruuss
TiEs. 49, Caudse. % ever, d,-errpisor
be intsn8s desoifg ~. Esrses.i sgisufisr.
o. IN eslsbissha-snt -i.sa fpt pfos-s. $50 10,
enksesd. ssd 'hs Tubiic Sass saBeet o. Las-
useatctues accurately Compounded
ii~ sifH eoniinuss Sc FE-1CTTCI 80
.sEDIC Ls-f.. sld E.sg a. 81 iaz.ss 10 h....aa
-hsa n"t Vrofe-.ips,siiy et,gsg~d. 81 30
DruG Store. nsNt toof g. ~ Bfo@u q -
shsphsfasto~s. AFFd =. l-1s Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

a PPLY to w. =. TURNER.
April 10. I535.-3,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
N1TLI. PROPERTY.

Together 9Th sSoet - o. rec ol LAND a.
'@e hSS thsrs'o,J ~si! kss~s A. tie Ford
- kf'sr NHi,, shssisd i".ass distsIs on the
NA~sssnsOsh river. IN Jefferson Couht, Va
Ice sboss asIIs are Situated 90 . htxhI, pro-
dHTt tss What country, Add soa.hsnd 81
si.'andsnt sHd nss,r-fsiiisg supply of ~si-r
In~s are sontispp.ss o. the Chesspeake ed
O'sss snsl. ard Bsltisore and " ,nchs>ter
kAa k"sf- sss ars sonnsetsd iiL tie saoss
y eosvsnsrst ~steF trsn,pottsi,un
fsyuasHts- 500 in hand. uh istsrs.t
tAsrsee FROM Jsi, -. I-55 uhiii tie dsy 81
-si~' sHS such fUrgh.T sos, ~ hard - - 10
d-isss the sNFss-es sttsEdIaS tie sxseuttsn
- shS tru-t Ihs bsisses Of the t,lrs hs.s
'a7s~t O." D. ped - tea sgrssi sssHsi paw
ss-Hts. ~'sh ".tsFs-s thsFeot.. payable sas.,s-
shf ferthsF Etrtieuisrs. regards tie
tsrH-. ~Hl b. a.sje kp0rs on The asy % sale
o " DOUGLASS.
kOBT. 4. Brown,
NPfr - t-tS Trnsfsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

sAirA - = Frrrsr~s ~ s-l 81 - s,-ss 20
ssrst 1890 80 $50 ~ rsflrrs a.. -esi
rrsiffai fhssks ~ fsrssr fspcssgs rs..zst,
tss cefsfnssae - ras'r ssfrcesre
IfFFHas HUdHLs
iisrFsFs Tssry. arra - Is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

>ttf sffissrritET 49, tfiis asnafsrs - -.
tssfs 80 ~s-ftIss---s s...ff 49, 1850. ,....-
srslis n-si ~ ias- ls~aasFsE lila. fs1.. ~.
hsstss i'ssaaefss saaIftasi -. e srnsstns, -
-sisfs - ril issrt-.s-,t' a. ssf,.,,lss s. -
gtsssis ise,ntI a. ~
slsrti ~ isgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
Notice.

gFNuE ssb@srilrr. - a-a,r 49, q, E-.Dose
q - Sterk n ssazsss. srsrrf-sr - -
lafs hfssftf-s u.sEf. rits- srfsfst8 - fras-ls
80 cg.iass-rs. 49, g. 80 s-.r- - r-ssrai.
iLs' ~ :, go rffssssrE ssi eg-er isrxs
81 tegsr.i ss@arfa.srg q ~'egz "A Tsaey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
Trust sale.

hY virtue 81 Deed Of Trust. executed
NJ 10 she subscriber, By NIIiiaa, CIeye.
i4sG. bearing date GA the 26:L dsy of Abrr
1874 and hos 81 record ~ the Cooniy CouT,
~ JsnsTsoa- oil again he offered 81 public
sus tI"r'. 10 ihs highest bidder. e- NsS,d-s rae
I-fa dog II Wy asEf. ca bsisg curt d.,
s-i~se the Coast "osss dOos ~ Cb.rIsstowB,
40 IhdIs H1ed ssatsfg &c that valuable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

Rssoirsd. That Messrs- Ass3reE Kennels,
Joseph VI. Brown, and I.eDn4r,i SaiBer. he
committee % colbert The sstiB>criysira made
some time since foe ths PuTrhs.e e bose ard
e. solich from the trustees 81 t,Ie tyun s5j &c
thc ssrne purpose, ard also fof tise purrh8.e Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

Tirr sis"ss .liE =. I,r,sir-I...r IN S.a.r.iA,..
ia ~ ma.
Ag--ti D. Pain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

NtsH - Fgrssa-s 81 49, . Nsxrs " "
> asa - Eso3 ea.sTsrtsr - i.-ss.sr..a.
assss o. 49, KHAN
HsrsBTsrSy. NisssA -. fs1s-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
FIRE COMPANY

Al a meeiing Of the Ch1rles;JwB FIR Cons-
pAny, held In the eOur; hOase. On saturday lat.
The following grutleusen weTe elected officers
for the present year.
Andrew Hunter. Captain
Thomas RsWiins, 1t Lieutenant.
George IsleT. % do.
DAVID Howell. IL do.
q. ". IIarnmonj sih ID.
f. Arnold. Principal Engineer
A. Nanborn, IL As-t do.
- X. Hsrrell. ID sso. do
G. Moore, Treasurer.
W. C. WoFfhingf0-s Sccrsfarv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

wv stisaEtss1ss en- csc - 49,.
go tsuta.sssse - XII -
ts-'r-ss, s,hssh i.'o 'ss-n sa
JrI4fN " aan 49,
sissgt.sr8stp-ss. n,ptr "a,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
10 ths Mechcnics of Coun.c.ieu,,

Fello,D. Citizens 1.-The undersigned have been 'app0inted a committee by the Mschan. ics Society of Hartford. 10 cali your attention to the injurious and degrading influence af State Prison lab0r on the mechanics of this State; and, if possible, to engage your c0-op- eFatien h sarpressiug aa eyil, sslici, # umru. strained, will. at no distant day, parMlyxe the viechanical indussfy and enscrprixe Oe the State. and place the honest and upright mes chsnic. t0 a certain extent, an level with ev- cry vicious and degraded outlaw nflhe land
 We are well aware. that the custom 0f em. ploying State Prison convicts at the nechan. ic arts. has already received tho Legislative sanciion; and it isto the same source we lool for redress. And we aeed not look in vain.- So lang as oar l-gisMtsrs sFe chosen by the people. it b far the people Co say how l"ne this evil shall he talerated, and when the des, Olation shall ba stayed. Nor do we feel shai VIC are to rely alone On mechanics tu do the work every ciass of society. from the sta.rs. man tO tho honest day -lahnrsr, is inierested ln She suppression of this evil and 60 is eve. " Individual in the c0mmuniiy, if we sxesp, shTrngua and the speculasos.
 H hnsery great nistake io suppose tha, ihs farmer cs the merchaht ekpenAs his mon. ~ t1 the bas( adyantage for his sManulMc.uv. eN nElIeIuss by going Co the State pslvnn fn, tnsms bses.iss the asmiauI psiss is . few ahll. lln9s aaap lhan she h6nust and tvuua .ssns.h. riSchmnlp wseld Rsk him. yhs stsn whO z lncn1ssssisd wlihla ths wSlls of . State Ye,s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16


 1Ae Oruille Outrage saw few days siucr, in the C'mrier 6 Enquirrr. giymg the details 0f an outrage committed upon FE. MALE. in the village of Orvill-. OnOndaga CO.,. s0 harrihls in it's character and sO rpvalsing tn iis details. that we could nni-,cculd ,s.s l,e. heve--there were monsters in h:.nan shape, capable of such unparalleled cruelty. Nesting with friend yesterday, from Sy- racuse. we inquired into the history ot this outrage. and found the facts as set earth in the C"arier g. Enquirer. literally true. and substantially as follows:
 The wife of - Tyler. who was sent, about a year since. to the State Prison. was lsit residing at Orville. It was rmmored. du ring the iall that an impraper intimacy existed between this woman and Mr. Young, and although no esidepcr oi tt existed. and nons 0f the dec~ncies of tie were known t0 be vio. lated. village excitement was raised againsl her. The en,hers were finally famed into s blasrs and having p.ssessed themselves of : bucket "f tHr R0d bag 0fisath~rs. eight mrS prOeeeded hs Aleigh. ai te N'clock d nighi tn the house "f sha "lfsnd~r. where they cen. 6dsRtly sSpeessd tO snspsDvs her in. bed wltt AeP pasansaus. Breaking lni0 ihs house. they lnnad ths wumsn Co bed with hsV ehildE6n.-- ANer sssFsblag tnss'Ala fns Y08Wg. tltVy ssis
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
THOMAS WTNSHIP. MELVIN COPELAND, A. w. ROBERTS, l.. KENNEDY, Jr.

7hs avspags espease Of cemnsitmenis 10 tke Can. asetic Stete Pisnn, is 75 dollars eaek. See Prson Discipline Report, lSSS, ?. 5I.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

Washington, April. 2. 1885.
 The trial 0f Richard Lawrence for an at- tempt "p the life of General Jackson. is Rxed fOr Friday next. I shall endeavor to keep you advised of ito prograss. On Friday. Mr. w. l.. Brent (farmrrly a representative in Congress from I.auisiana. bus now establish ed in this city,TWk0 6 t0unsri fHr Lawrence, made an application te the Court for leave to take medical gentleman to see the prisoner. !n order that testimony as tO his insanity might be within reach. The application. as he stated, was rendered necessary hy the re- fnsai sf the Marshal to grant such privilege, he,ng dohiful of his own powers. There are hut two Judges at present sitting, Judge Cranch and Judge Msrsrll (Jadge Thrust"u having lost his wife few days sinc~). Judge Morseil was decidedly of opinion that the Court should order such per'uiseion. huf Judge Cranch (wha is Chief Jusiierl declined. "n 1 the ground that it was uot . matter on which the Court ought to be called |" interfere.- The District Attorney (Mr. '. keyl then rose anG sisted that na application had been made te him on the subject. "r he showld cer. l ta'nIy have as once ordered the Marshal t0 grant the privilege. Afl~r this conversation. the Marshal made ne further drmur. and Mir. DFrnt then called 0n Dr. Hasl. one 0four hest physlclana. to gn with hisss taF the purpose oi testing the saniiy of Lawsencs. ] understand that ns. HnIl c,nvesard with hina. snd an gen. ernl suhlecis eeaad Ihim FaiiaRni % ordinary msp .nt9inaElly gre but as s0oa 70 he hruaeli. ' co tHs' sul3ses 1f ths slsims eg LawFsnea t0
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

Arrangements making iH Massachusetts tO estab., fish school for youag lades, to he called the PaRsy- naskeaH Seminary. PaRgypaskeae is a word c"n. pounded from three Greek words H,eaning sks edscs ram ths 'chOie xOmas. The town ef Sou.h fisdeys the Co"n River, has been fixed upon the sas of 'hs Seminary. With view so lessen the expensss of Educaiioa a she Seminary, as so render |, ae cessble ihoss ia moderate cTcomssaaces. the bod ags are Do sufficiently capacious to accommodass all the pupils belonging the school. add the ysssg ladies perform the household dulics Of the ins. tuition. The last is Co he tried experimen,. aad fnOs saecessal. other arEaagsmsass are Co be made
 LsxiRessa Ohs
 Dsatkefths HeR. James BroWn.-Tho Philadelphia papers aaaousse she 'saddes deaah in thst city e Taesday morning ofhir. bvOsa, OuF la's Minister s the Cssr Of Frsaso. ----,
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| hilitvtn protect and defend our persons and our
property.
3. Resolved, That our friendly Northern bretl,-
rrn have had sufficient warning of the effect likely
10 cnsuc from ncrmcddline with matters in which
they have no direct interest for unless the North
ern Fanatics be stopped in their mad career, this
Union must be dissolved.
4. Resolved, THAI the allegiance of all the citi-
zrn> ri Nirrinia, filling the place oiP ostmaster, re-
qnlrcS them TO disclose the constituted authors
ties OF Their .Sta,r, all attempts of which they may
- '''' "'ed, 10 disturb the safety aud harmony of
~ nv - arrest the circulation of all those
n " ,I,n,,o ' >, 'lI9red population of the
tranquility.
3. Resolved, That we regard the printing and
circulating within our limits inccndiary publ
cations tending to excite our slaves 10 insurroc-
ton and rcbcliion ~ treasonahlc acts Of the most
alarming character, and that when detect Of
tenders in the fact, we will nnict upon them
dion punishment, without resorllug 10 any other
tribunal.
Ga the passage 4 this resolution Ro. M'Cand-
lish, 10. II. trmistead and George ". Soutllal
were permitted to enter their protest against the
sl,d resolution.
o. Resolved That il IS eNpcdicnt to appoint
Commuters ol NisiIincc and Correspondence in
each eoults ana city in the State.
Z. Resolved, That th, 81 proceedings be publish
81 in the Richmond VIM and Enquirer, in tho
Norfolk Herald aul Beacon, and all other papers
in the Ntatr, ara requested To publish them.
THOMAS MARTIN, President
IlrNr, EploE, Secretary.
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ahri these nlSerclntS in thor helll>h designs, b,
q, ine currency 10 tbrir inilanmatotN nars ,di>Scn
mating ,heir insidon> appeals rothcrwiSc. lren.
son 10 the people tnd IN hr absence Of suill-
cirnll, energetic laws npon this subject We here
hN solcmny pledge ourselves Ia stand h, carl
other IN Nsllin" upon any (whcher foreigner M
6vc) who my br detected in any overt act TINT
prompt and 'amm1f, Justice which the necessity
ri the case aud the cnormity of the offence re-
quire
RSpice3, That in order to guard rs much rs
possible, against the foreign inrrndiat,e, - -
toNciilN travelling amnnq.t rs, - wei rs III" ma
hrt fanatics, who NAV he contaminated WIN 'h'h
i,lst, dnctrir,,- :..t,a,,n establish hrsi, n
Central Committee of Vigilance at the Courl
House; aud 2ndl>, strong additional Committees
81 Vigilance, throughout The different ueghbof-
hoods Of the County whose duty II shall be ,el-
lintlN To pulrl aud watch over their respective Sc
ilons, and when SUSPECT ions circumstances 81 ~usp-
cuu, persons shall come within lhcr knowledge,
promptly 10 GIVE notice 10 the Central tommittrc
md each other, in order thai there may bc con-
Ger, Of action throughout the entire County, IN
bringing overt actsl punishment, taking prrcau-
lions 10 prevent such Is are IN contemplation.
HfsIfrrI, That the Chairman and Secretary Of
his mrHtln', IL, Is snnn is practicable, appoint
the several Committees rrlcrrc To II the above
resolution, aud, publish nc slmc in the public pa
prr>.
Resoirea, Tint, u, We deem corcer, OF action
trlughoul the State hphlv imp pfttui, Ne ID hrre-
bv respectfully suggest To onr fellow cihcn> al
Virginia the propfrrv % appointing, in Rich
mond or elsewhere. a Central State committee,
with whom, IN case, 81 emergency, the several
County Committees maS correspond.
Ga motion of Champr tlrtor, E,q.
RGoirrd, That thu thafmn and Secretary
al. a. "a.
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DINA R1ES'
~ n We w. v = K.

INOR Soro or Innllnad Eyes, gives mn"diat,
/ ease and relief On recent sore ete', the chae
!, most salulary. Where the compliant has beef
Tar wear, standing, and IN exceeding bad case,
,e most unexpected and desirable rehei In, beet
lound III the of this Eye Water. aleseyers othcl
rnciy hal tdlled. Many persons who have used
mo,onnce it the best preparation lorthe,e complaints
,hcy have ever met with, especially IN cases OF Norr
ness or inflammation of long standing. Price :.
cents bottle.
s,.Nonr are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the sole Proprietor, 7. KID
DER mmediate successor To the late DIR. W. I. Con
way For sale at hi> Counting Room, over No. -
Cont Srnet near Concert Hall, Boston. and also by
his special appointment by
IA JsNEI. DAVIES. aud
J. T. 4 J. +. ROY ALL. Lynchburs.
Nav
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MIR. THOMAS STEW ART Sir, as yot
WI are not iphabtant of this State, and have
no agent or attorney herein known TO me-, take
this method ofnoilying y"n, through the public pa
pcrS, that | STALLION the 22d day of September,
1885 at the house of Jacob Cresaw in the coun-
ty of Botc,ourt, in the State of Virginia, proceed
to take the dispositions of Jacob Cresaw that on
the LIST day of October, at the store house of John
d. Booth, in the county of Franklin, State OF
Virginia, take the deposition of Benamn Booth :;
that on the 10th day OF Scmp'embcr, at the Mead
ows of Goose Creek, IN the county of Bedford,
and STATE of Virginia, shall proceed to take the
deposition oi Mich Has Robersonand others, 10 he
read as evidence on the trial of suit depending
on the Chanccrv side oitl,c county court OF Bed
ford, wherein You are plaintiff, and am defend
ant where and when vou may attend, if you
please. Yours,
JOHN MASSEY.
Aug. l3 4W*
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Ara mnetinp of ,hr citzens Of the county of
] ms CIV aud tle cit, OF WlIli,n,4burt con.
,cnc#l At tn, tour- lIoi,f. On M5ndly, Ihr loh
of Au,u,l 1893 for The purpas, nI taking milo con
H,dctaIinn the l3,crlrrrafr 81 the \nrihrrn Nboi-
li1ui,ls with the subject OF Snlihern Slavery,
aud Of adopting ,,eh me l,ure, To thcnl mieht seem
best c,lcuit, to sai, The pr, nj en- ,re.nr,-
Dr. Thom,> Mlrtin. of rhr county Of Jlm,., CIV,
+ fhc { lnrr hnmo t,hrn a feeo,, ~ i've pl,rn ln
he nrcrlnp) va, called u, 10 preside, aud II my
t.llo,. ul lhc civ ofN IllmmsLurs. WIS ,,,,..;#. .
.s'"'@
IL, 90 ~ 81 lle ~ I'm avn o'h oNi'' IN
FL oN u, ~ " e'I'','' 4 'o,n 4. ne, 81 'oNtn
w - 'i,i'2'n'e' CONSISTING 81 -. II, ~ h'o
h'' '.!'' ''N', ~ 80 70 J" ., 9'''lh' "'Hp"-
-" ,i'nhN' "'.eao p'"tiH' ~ NE w. an
~ III '''l'','' "' = y nv !" o'''"@" pr
~" ann !''""''''a "'''' "''' nv M 'S'''' ~
>'9f' ',o'' r''o','' Az Nv. '9 '"'''H''e ''P''
~ "'' ''.' VI ~ u " ~ III ~ ~ ''i' - D.
i'r committee
t'hN'oo' u 'n' '"'sl1'fil"a ana '|"l'''n 81
NV i, 'H'o'' az" RESOLUTIONS, m INN 'ohn y
~ WI wiz i'''N''' III '''' a''''' On ''e '',''
WIS >o'l'a 'd !" ao9''a' th n'''n'' "n''a h'
'"lol'I' ''l'''l VIM '''7 ~ Il ''' " ~ 10 M
am N ~ edN, ~, We ~ 81 '. man o'' s0-
le'' hnI = consideration. IL 'aa''a' - i 'etN
n'iieSN''e MANNER /" 'he am "'o9 Z" u'N Nu"s''
'on,e years AGO IA 'onAe>'on VII" ',t a7n'''s''
u missouri INTO 'he : mon "'ll''co !" fl""1al
fo'"fa Tue are consequences N"''n u vas hoo2'i
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Look Dat for Bsaraaisas.

~ :. MILLER, having dctcrnnedto change ms
/ pace OF residence. will close the Mercantile
Establishment of rs MILLER \ co. ON of before
the LIST OF March next. Our stock OF Goods ;
fresh in neat order, and very desirable \ good bar
gam may be had in the entre stock, and terms made
liberal. Ii not sold very they will be relm'cd At
reduced prices. for cash. or country produce. The
late advance in Goods of almost every DESCRIPTION,
will make IL to the advantage of those wishing 10
purchase, to call aud examine our StocA, - We 'ft
determined TO CLOSE L. :. MILLER \ Go.
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TNllE Fall Session of my School viii commenc"
l on Noi day. he ithot this month, aud cnd the
9th Of December in the house formerly occupied
BY Nr. H. Il. Reach at the lower end OF Nam street
Terms heretofore: 81 per month, or ;; ion a
session OF four moaiiS.
REBECCA J.. TONNIFN.
Aug. 10 Nv
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The subscriber will sell his House aal Lot, situe-
ted on Third street Which is known 10 most OF o1r
citizens as de ,rable Family residence II rot sold
prl,atev will he sold at AuetIGn. on or about the
Both of March next, of which, due notice Will be
gwen. l.. :. Mil.i..k
Aug 10 Is
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RY. ELETCEEER ~ Y'OgER.
TERMS.
~. THE EyMrhbHrg l%rainiu..'
I I L Ms

""5,oted tcice utek, at II per amman, payable in
,rr,a.c. No paper ~iH be Discontinued (tH Al tn
Insertion ofthe Ediors until oil orearages are paid
~, TERTtSENEN1'S WW BE- inserted at
"a 1.,is per square (or hsSJ he rst time, and 81
~ '',,s for each continuance. Ihose from distncc
., h. Oiia for yrerioiJto their asertjon uaSs M
.o5neut be assumed by some nsponsiaie person in
Lgnclbmg.
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Talc1 tisDa.lEsNNESTS.
To TIE Eaitrs 81 tdc lug,a,oa.
AMlnrEsr.lNlhLAn.nst.l

The most enthusiastic meeting ever Witnessed |
6ehe'' there Is scarcely ds>cnliru, voice in tic
county -Nligs, Tories, Nanitcs and all There
Is but one upon TIN, all abs rbue subject
and thai is 10 sacrifice every thing We hold most
dear IN tie defence of our ancient institutions be-
ilcvIne, as we do, that it is 4 fixed purpose with
the eNrcrnblc srlf-,tvlcl phihnhropis1> not only
to'"reSt from us Our wealth, our support, our poli;
zeal power, but al>oto rr5nmeI our chartered rigls
and privileges, and 10 visit with ruin aud DISSOLUTION
the tanc>t portion ol this GRAND conlrdrric,."
PUBLIC MEETING N AMHERST.
Pursuant t. previous notice through the public
Papcrs, on VI 'nday Last, (conr-lay,) Il large aud
respectable asscmhlage of cltiAeas, e9mpoSed ~
dtScftm'"otcty Of eeerH potticoi pMtg, convened
III the spacious public room OF Nj. Sfoul's T,N-
"rn, 10 take into consideration the propricty OF II
do tinp some efficient measure, te couniriict tho
dangerous designs o, the Nonhcrn Abolitoait
The meeting was called To order b> Camp { ar
tel, EN,.-inl ON motion, Col. &. SAT- WIS called
IL the clair AMI Dr.. DaciI P0ttcSoR appointed
Secretary.
Whcrc0pon, Robert Camm E,q. arose and
briefly explained the objects at the meeting, and
Submitted the following preamble and resolutions,
winch were UYANIMou 81, adopted.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
We, the cnlzen> ot Amllcrsi, assembled, 10 con-
sail upon The reasonable efforts al the Northern
Abollonis>, and 10 concert Ii. ethcr 10 avert the
horrors winch our Nnrh'ru brethren are prcpar-
my, IN cold blood, to precptac upon our countr,
Is we'll i3r the purp ,se of promoting concert ot
action amongst those vino nay concldc Wllh u, IN
opinion, is that tlo,c amongst the Abohuoni>l>
WIZ are acting from mistaken feelings of ph'lan-
'roPN, a> well aN th1sc neurdls, Al the Nor,h and
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C1NaGNSIEE COLLEGES

,.,,,, ."tdi1'" ~ jHfttntRf.
'iif session viii open ON lhc inst Nonda, q,
iober aud continue 10 thu cnl OF lsb,,,,,x
w courses oil Lectures will be delivered ON Al
nv branches oi the profession.
Special mi SarfiaR iaatomy,
BY JOSEPH y. MCDOWELL. VI
''"'r" ana "u1Horicd 4 u,oml Physioloey and
heAc i Jarjspfu.,aaf,
BA SAM Ell u. GROSS, NJ
lh'te OF the Medical College OF OmoD
Surgery,
by llORATIO G. JAMESON. ND
Late OF the Washington Medical Coilr,c Baltimore
''St'7e' o"a ne ID" ifeS Pee'ditr to u omen and
Chairn
Bh lA\DON {. RIVES. VI. -
date of the State of Nnainla1
Chemistry and Phumlcy
BY JAMES B.#ROGEKS. ND
Nt"e OF they Washington Medical College, Baltimore
Ntttria Ncdicn
BY JOHN L. HARRISON. VI. ID.
(late OF Louisville Kentucky how of phll,delph,aA
T"orJ ant Praciite Of Medieia,,
by DANIEL DRAM. MD
.laJ"nct Pr2t.sSof q Ciemistrg and Lecturer on
EotuHy,
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\ REMEDY FOR
NJ FsEE .W.E TE&,Py!

rlIE xcrutiatlng PAIN, tue deerepu lie and d.
| formlt, aud the prem lture old age. which are
,beusua al PENDANTS OF this disorder are suffered by
aa,,, from 4 despair OF a cure or disappointment IN
rho edrac, of the numerous pretended antldo.cS used
~ e'rerf ms purpose But those who have made a
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NJ thai oi -. ,.,.,. .....
m. JEBBS CELEBRATED IINiMENT,

oven in eases of long standing, and of the most
,e character have received certain reliet, and many
have been cured IN few days some IN u hours as
number OF persons IN Boston and VICINITY have very
,II, ,..t,fr Certificates are in the possession OF
rho propricor proving the most thorough and Sill
nr,pg cures BY means OF this powerful l.lnlmcut, III
r,,cs where other approved applications had utter,
flr,l. The Imminent is also u'cd with success for
bruises sprains. numbnes., Stiffness OF the joints
thllblans, &c.
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lust received supply of very f,e Lemon
- Syrup, for making Lemonade, &c, which We
will sell low by the bottle or dozen.
IT. & J. f.. RONNL.
july ,