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,.,,,,,,,,,,,> -. CO.H.BUyNTCy47ED.
bifDfbKlD ADMINISTRATION MEETING :.

at Liberty, Bedford Court Hse their Jaouarv Court
Day agrecably to previous notice, for the pn pos u
the Propncy Of appointing delegates the Cao
E-.,lI 80, Senatorial Conventions 10 be. iela "a
10 nominate ~ Adr9;,,;st--t; q in Feoruag
and Tor he State senate 9nai 81,
On metion Major WIN Cook was appointed Chair-
man, and John Richardson Esq. Secretary
The Chairman explained q short aadrcs1 ne obiet
Of The meeting, and recommended the appointment OF
delegates IN clear and 70 chile manner.
Ihs following resolutions were then offered ,v tie
Chairman, and unanimously adopted
l. Resofred, That this meeting highly approves
contemplated Convention.
2. Resoired, That Richard Davis William W. Austin
Francis Board, Thomas Preston, Mark Anthony Caleb
Williamson, Nelson a. Thomson, Simon NJ NOEL and
John Richardson be appointed Delegates to said Con
yenon, IN behalf Of the friends Of the Administration i'm
this county and that they be sevcaly requested TO at
tend accordingly.
The Secretary then offered the following:
- Rcsoirod, That the Chairman be added TO the list Of
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,TIIE F'FTHE1Is

the Globe Of The Minority Report appears that the
strongest objections Of the Majority Of the Committee
lcveed against those ransactons in which Mr. Oba-
dab Brown alleged to be concerned As Mr.
Brown has resigned his Office it is hoped tat Of
this Glamour about corruption may be partially appeascd
Those extravagant pictures which Messrs. Calhoun
and Preston have drawn If tic rOcnNcss Of Che Rcpub
lic may be soitcned down--and may not be much
threatened with The panic prediction Of q RcUoipon
The private honor Of the Postmaster General himself
has hitherto dehcd impcachmcnl-and when the bin
before the Senate FOR regulating the Department and
restricting his power shall have passed, (and passed II
should be with all thc energy and vigilance which Com
gIess excrt it's to be hoped that we shall hear less
Of a rouca government aud a ruined people
These restrictions should be made effective pos
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COL. BAsyE AND MS nSN D dtsh RRIN oSSf


In the Political Arena of January 9th Commune
cation signed "Vox Popu in which the writer makes
hypothetical estimate of the najortcs in the ,ffc rent
counties In Col BIS district, and to the concu-
SION that there are in the aggregate hundred and
hity majority in favor of Mr. Legs reelection to the
twenty-five TO each counya hrge number indeed and
That hypothetical; and yet Col h. is gravey asked 10
sacrifice his opinions and that of his party or re-
sign!
" p claims for Mr.. Leigh in Westmorcland ma
Jority OF one hundred and fifty, and allows in North.
cumberland against him one hundred; which he saws is
very liberal estimate for the Administration From the
subject, Northumberland is n full offset for Westnore
land In Lancaster, gentlemen who are as CONVEX
SAINT with public opinion as any in it, think that
there is no material change since the last Pre.;aen
uai election when the majority against Jackson was no,
more than ten. II ''V p is a. well acquainted will
Lancaster us he should be, to make estimates for her
nc must know that the April election was not true in
uex on Pu0lc opinion IN that county, in the panic
times should therefore, from the best information
can get, not give Mr.. Leigh more than drtg majority
In richmond county there least eighiy n,Goritv
against Mr. l.. In King George as know nothing ~
The county personally shall take .sV PSI majority
Tor Mr. H. one hundred In Stafford not beinp aco1ainf
cd with the people, shall also take his estimate fftv
MAJORITY against Mr. L. though from the Whigs failure
TO carry secret Instructions strongly suggest this ma
jority is too low.
", .uGjonties for Leigh. .Majorities against Leigh
Wcstnoreland $50 Northumberland iSo
Lancaster, 30 | Richmond 90
george, lUO Stafford 30
$50 $50
doubt but future results will show
is made in details too
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copsFties and r1iErl~ WITH .,
amendment prop 1!5e.9a - 49,, ,,e
Dill win an amendment. The amendment ~.
nate amendment, was agreed to and the latter "a
amended, adopted. -
inc engrossed bill concerning John ID. Sharpe, re-
leasing HIM from the payment Treasurer ofthe School
commissioners Of Lee of 1870 of the public money me-
cidentaly destroyed while in the hands Of his gn,
was read third time, and after brief discussion in
winch 1T was supported by Mcssrs Hopkins and Cald-
weii' ana opposed by Messrs. Johnson of r. and Gre
gory-was rejected
Numerous reports of Committees and b;Is in ,bo;r
early stages, acted upon
On motion Of Mr.. Gregory the House adiourned
CoTTeetonD the Mr. johnson lin tho a.h., -
VIC James River Improvement enlv;n 10 s
" cher published IN ie Enquirer of tho omission s
% wHI destroys the sense of the closing passage 1t should
DO the heart teach him
mus To row suspicion the actions pf s eo mem
IL they DO he - an unfit counsellor rg do nor his
oeHsnF Is entirely unworthy in nles yere
~ N"" ~ "'c "oIo
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circumstances, to deceive the people into belief that
the Legislature was bound to make the election this scs
sion, although many of the members two wears
ago, voted TO postpone Senatorial election in like man
ner, without petitions instructions from the people or
other pressing necessity Indeed they have made the
nigh occ OF Representative ubservent TO the purposes
of Party heterogeneous in principles and substituted
their own parlzan zeal for the will of the good people of
this Commonwealth.
The only power therefore, left TO the people is TO rail-
~ at the next elections and vndicatc their PROS
IhATE RIGHTS, against the insidious ATTEMPTS or
the arrogant rant who will dare to reduce the Iesa
tive to an absolute Divan, and support such men a.
will vote on the first Monday in December NEXT for n
proposition in substance like he following: -
" Whereas tbe elcction Of w Leigh tc5-the Scn.to
%. tse a'es on Chg 25lh day ~ January ls.35 ~.
nief "a ~ Of the undophted right ofNthe Elc
to'S f e y Instruct their Representative III. dc
nresss- e ifaetens actually given, and agaiss@s-rbe
e2nig NC good people of this Common
eteiy n - GeseeaL assembly. That the
N eifet'9t @ eceicf Q moral right 10 the Office and
sn'el'',a Hs'Sns Leigh is hereby instructed
iie saA,s y.aedateyh
afi ne That viii boldly sias,v tho -;..L. or
He- ~ "a insiructl
epcnde
rgmSal
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wishes ana design -. Bank panty have
too much respect if Tie rights Of my fellow citizens tn
affirm, positively CHAT y0u instructed aganst
MI Leigh, nor s material TO Che object have in view
whether you wcteor not But sir, nevertheless be.
heye That naj9ri'y OF your constituents we're opposed
to him.
Your letter to The icnrico committee is public docu.
men OF TOO much consequence to pass without other no.
iice than The brief letter addressed to you through last
Tuesday Enquirer. However dstrustful of my ability
70 give The review tmcrts duty npes to The task
and SHALL KIDD Providence permitting, take up pa
lagraph by paragraph and make such comments a. ins-
tee requires ADD my knowledge Of facts will enable me
IN performing tbs duty ON actuacd solely by pubic con.
Solicitations hive exclusively personal inlereso feel
ing about the mtter other than that suggested by the
Llon t2st apuld be deemed worthy Of notice, shall
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xtraordNayy Married, vicinity of Conners
ho iniana) on Thursday last by the j.
isaac warts TO Hiss aVna Mccormick; at tho same
that - ~N'"'Oh, "i OF
M ccceniIc as well mischieyous
~ - sald he Is bind but shall forever doubt
sSg coincidence he has peTpoated aforesaid
Mcssrs Isaac and Moses brothers; Iayiua
ia ore Twin sister Tho first pair bonn the ss
COM Pa ts younger bon THE brothers born on the ob sv
ay, Is2 the sisters wore born May sI iii
married on The 9Th day oMay, 1884. The brothers
ohet so nearly az also the sisters that Judge tells us
= ozzcd him exceedingly Which which. - W ' 4"
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~, Z" ""jotiiy OF the Cor have carcaturcd many
'rks, o't there are oil ich the Minority do not
e. ~ 'tcpy OF 10 cx We glad that MIR.
t " mas le yned his Otherwise IL might have
..u.,l trui uuty 70 INN. Congress is now
,i,nse. IL o provide gcst guards against any
patcd. ' " s' " "u0'
nc iON;S
Arrangements are n Dr. the s;nr;ng c,n,,;.,,
~, i'V,r,Ss are adycrts kral of the counties for
february >(ourh fave already been held
I:.I.' ~, of e hInadc. In of the
uo, f"ec''o1s, II have been will be- APP
- ~ 10y ~ or conventions 10 recon-
1% canaiuarsltor for the State Senate -
-, y'''e a. u'lsc ats. They shcw that our
10y % nwax ~. a.d rt Ii ever there a
man should 6o hid sisSe Up n, :; I'll ,i,a p ay
pies cause.-The N .ht,l a.. D. -. -
tions-and they o,E n emselvcs anJ - ,ta;r ILL
tiI " taNe ms ~ their hands. The pie
H. ~ IN sPf rts to continue the authority
an, ~ nay They are drilled and dra-
So, !, - c -" ~ men. fhcy must be boldly
no;n,s"con,y, " must q ne with them ak16
ry field. ~ Of s'0u1 do b''T-06c eve
M IN rasq"'r c2 kn'eiings have been held
III. ,S0taS"m " nominated Mr.. Josiah 1idbaIi
ro I ~ I Sehale, Thomas Marshall and sgd. |
~, SS,'''Phun oiSc of Delegates.
iuc Dvnocra meeting unanimously recon- |
~, ''Jm .non, for the Senate; and Col.
" III ~ obhsn b. Rust, for the IL of ID
u Inc irie1 administration. in IEoaorrr are
i,ssIueseu 10 M Courthouse, the first day of
,. usry Sou oppose of nominating suitable
bly, Nj, - '
10 The fri e resent a duin;s,r,,;1,, ar. 70
SsPoentuny reg nee Mt Campbell February Court.
oi 'hc PuTIo mating a suitable candidate to be
run WIN Cal Slay,to represent in the next
legislature l. MASy VOTERS.
"A Citizel M, ia the last Lynchburg yr. |
ginian.) non eph Cv,obell ESQ ne Tho p,os; |
dent of the ier and konav,bo Comnon, M
writer emp states tint :. IN JosonI ~ CHI |
the State large dcbt,f GRATITUDE c,r r.
urng zeal - cared diiignce, in bringing about
!nis HAPPY know mncilpersona;ly, of his feel
ings ana a as ana wiilinly offer my testimony
satisfied is indebted tolls oxer,ionir C. az
charter claims TO the Presidency Of Tho c.,
pany will vlcdgcd and Il, Office unanimously,
e c ; lie is amply qualified, in every respect,
GTMr IcComas's Addres 70 b;s Co,s,;,ron,.
was rece ate for publication i'm this mornin,,'s
paper pear in next
1t Civ at pleasure TO be aubor;1 a g. 81
you, th leasant difference witch had arisen he
tween OF Surry county md Gen John C.
Crump publication of IA Vter and 81
since ~ each, in your papr has been salts
iactorl orably adjusted by mutual explanations
nmyI Joel Holeman, Esq. acysr by authority
given Voter ID. w
Feb 1885,
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sense in the management "a 49,
hoped that that paper may have Just grounds 10
similar language towards the Republicans of Virgi
ma In his paper of Tuesday after snarlng at the lust
sentiments and pure principles asserted the prcam-
BILE of the resolution offered by Major Yancey for
postponing the election, the Wing says sThese re-
,cYe"'lv though not avowedly up
courteous, the insulting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-05
" .I' HlstI ll-L
g ~ as'epcndes
ts rgrTrSal
a iligED sen

ricllts and liberties of htnvIng
~ lave seen sixteen countless &C., represented by
delegates, which gave at the last election 1891
and elected nineteen delegates in favor of the re-
9cton of Mr.. Leigh. Since Mr.. Leighs predictions
On the panic have been asfed in every respect letters
OF have been signed by 6466 persons and
ly 6O objected to noticing gal voters vet but three
OF these delegates yielded obedience to the popular
VIII Few impartial men doubt that ten or Twelve
OF these delegates fully and fairly nstracted and
have disobeyed 1t is also well known that the de-
iegates from Bath, Logan, and Tyler have clearly
and unequIvocslly violated the will of their constituents
so also of the Senators from Harrison and Wythe
Thus take from Mr.. Leighs poll (Which stands at 35 }
- Delegates and Senators, who have msre presented
ther constituents and he would have &c. Add TO this
all the Senators representing districts which are thought
TO be doubtful, and who voted for Mr.. Rives to-wt:-
Aiessfs Dyer, Flood Basye and MCoy az and Mr.
Legh would have 70 votes, and Mr.. Rivcs 93
Shall we not go TO the polls, and do our duty like
UNTEKRIFIED FREEMEN2
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have caricaturcd many
ich the Minority do not
We arc glad that Mr..
Otherwise, IL might have
him. Congress is now
gcst guards against any
ted, or might be antici-
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The sisjoli,y Of the Cor
things but there are oil
profess 70 6cny OF to cx
Brown has e. igned his
ocr :, a painful duty 70
called upon ITO provide !
abuses that have beer
patcd.
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vote. But refer the "St,tcsman 10 Mr. Chiffon s
speech in the n. Of r., appears last Monday $
National Intclsenccr. MIR. c. quotes the Journal Of
the Senate; and shows that the Sd reading of the hill
TO: the continuation of the Cumberland Road" the
vote was yeas 70 nays f6Mr. " ID. of the 10.
MIR Chiffon quotes other proceedings from the same
Journal, of similar character.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-05

0g The Annual Conference for the Methodist Epis-
,opal Church IN Virginia will commence on The IIih
kstant, in Lynchburr.
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he Senate spent some time yesterday on Executive
business We do not hear that any thing was acted upon
definitely; except tn, nomination fJsba Fitch to be
Marshal for the District Of Maryland which, we learn
was rejected by 2G Nays to I'D Yeas.- WI IN
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Ia the Senate Of Alabama the on the final passage
o. hc resolutions relating To the United States Bank
and the DeP0sites foilows "A qainst the Bank
Charter as unconstitutional uuanipaOus
That the removal Of the Dcpostes was leoal-20 ayes
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THE EDITORS or ,HE I.N-oUJRpp
at pleasure TO be authorized TO inform
leasant difference which had arisen he
of Surry county md Gen. John G.
publication of "a Vter." and n Card
~ each, IN yonr papr, has been salts
i9ra6Iy adjusted by mutual explanations
's' Clio holieman' Esq; 90. by authority
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

Gag Lar in nF,sncs.-Many newspapers have been
discontinued in France, in anticipation of the rigor
of the law lately passed to muzzle the press. This
is more particularly the in the provinces, where
it is supposed not less than one hundred papers will
be suppressed, through the terror of the law. Most
of the Paris journals have declared their intentions
to conform 10 the provisions of the gag law, but the
National avows It's determination to advocate re-
publicansm, despite of the pers that threaten it.
What is To be the final result of this odious meas
IRE, cannot at present be known. But if the peo-
pie are not allowed to express their opinions through
the medium of the press, they will be likely to re-
sort to some severer mode of making the citizen
king acquainted with their feelings and views oil
certain important subjects; and we should not be
surprised to hear some day, that the Orleans Dy-
easty had suddenly come TO end and that Louis
Philippe, the First and Last had gone to share the
exile Of his royal cousin, Charles the Tenth.
N. T. Transcript
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
A DNNNISI9S CARD
DOCTOR +. -GOURATD,

MEDICAL DOCTOR, n graduate The ROYAL Atad
WI emy Of Medicine and Surgery, at Paris TranceJ
Z honorio his Ladies' and Gentlemen
this place in his professional business SURGEON DEs-
In his long experience and reasonable warranes
given TO those who piacn Conscience in his ss aud per
merit enlightened public, that their patron
bct f ,b,msaycs "r issir cnlrfn in IsypIan1 Mat th
defects Of their teeth in the different operations per
teeth or ons two or three at stated price, either o.
NAL teeth and s"a horse ivory according to the cord
sTns Of the purse Of hoss who wish to use thsmIio
rre@ervaon-,o part them slso If necessary by hhHs-
their tesh and free them OF the tartar which generally
brings them to ooseness or decay, snd gives them
looks and swee,ens the mouth coanternctlng the bad
y''' srcn urisihg fror, decay AMI f,hnes oi the teeth
'''' acquainted with surgery wen
tested in different cities Of the union.
lie also prepares a variety Of TOOTH rOwDrrs
aid LOTIONS, for the use ofgims and teeth principally
Tor those affected with scuNy, which he offers for sale
reasonable rate, all calculated for ,heiIprOvcmen
Doctor G. yin remain a! hi. Place short time; time;
induce hin to proone his stay, he viii da 1.-THE whole
1i depend on the emcouragemcn, lie will eceiye.agd'
any time Of the day from in the morning until in
the afternoon will give his attendance 70 families at their
own dwellings, il not previously engaged.
5 @ Spi tbe !e n tbe Ja as well as Cen
emen the following useful chemical preparations, which
nre and retail end to druggists at liberal
discour: for cash.
EssENCE fS5 sNS OF 'i'lT TYRE,
= Or vrerrADLE GEEeIaS m Black & Dye for changing
beautiful and permanent black
DEPILATORY POW DER,
For the removal Of super1uOus hair the face, III nre
minutes, without the least injury to the skin.
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE LIQUID
ROUGE,
Composed materially flowers and simples; the
only ktDd which initiates its perfection, to i'm
prove or bsautiy the complexion Of the ladies'
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE
FACE POWDER,
For Immediately whitening the skin.
CELEBRATED
WATER OF BEAUTY,
Eau de Beaute to relieve or free the face by
Of this wash from reckes wrinkles, and pRples.
CORN Pia aSTER,
Particularly recommended TO the Ladies.
INDELIBLE INK DE s T ROVER,
To take from linen cotton any stain mark in
three minutes.
COMMON WRITING INK AND IRON
RUST DESTROYER.
SUPERIOR TOOTH POWDER,
For whitening and cleansing the teeth
% Besides many other chemical compounds for
tbs Of the arts too numerous TO mention.
The Doctor may all times be found either at his Office
path Of the Theatre, or at liassards Hotel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
DIED.

In this Monday 18th inst Mr.. Henry FreeborR,
aged 20 years-a Revolutionary pensoner.
On Friday Russell Clarke, jun. eldest OF Mr.. Russell
Clarke, in the 18th year of his age.
On the 9th lust Mrs Elizabeth Duree, widow Of Oliver
Durfee ESD of Middleion in the SD year of her age
At Forty olcott Wednesday James Taylor, private of
G. Company Sd Reg u 5. Artillery native of lancaster
Penn. aged "a years
Ar Portsmouth the 9Th inst. Mr. David Cory of
Thomas Cory, jun Esq. aged 80 years.
la this town yesterday morning Mrs Naomi Langley widow
of the late Capt John Langley the 7d year of her age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
NOTICE.

FESllE subscriber having been appointed by the Court of
n Probate for the town Of jamestown, administrator the
estate of THOMAS FOULER, late of Jamestown, decd.
estae and having qualified himself the law directs requests
all persons who have any demands against said estate pre-
them for settlements and those indebted make
diate payment TO THOMAS FOWLER, Ad0pinr.
Newport, Oct. 9Th l6}5.-tf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
NOTICE.

Daniel c. Dsnham Clerk Of the Supreme judicial Court
of,he State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations,
he Cunty of Newport dchereby certify that the Angus,
Of said Court A. d. 1885. holden at Newport within and
orsd County decree Of divorce made by said Court be
tween GEORGE w. BROVNELI, & HANNAH BROWN
ELL of Portsmouth in said County and that the bonds of
rmony between the said George w Brownell and Hannah
Brownell are hereby forever dissolved.
In testimony whereof have heeuno my hand and ax-
ed the seal of d Court said Newport this third day Of Sep
ember in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
thpty-fve. DANIEL &. DENHAM Clcrk.
Sept .. 3w.s
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MITIGATION, PENMINSIfIP, md
BOOK-KEEPTNG

ArR MOVES Teacher of the Theory ami practice OF Nan
I'VE teal Observations, systematic PeDnansip and Book
Keeping respectfully informs bis Friends and the public that
he i giving instruction the above at The room N Mary
stree formerly occupied by the Hon VIM Hunter oioc
IIouT- of tuition Gentlemen from 10 A. NJ Ladies from
10 T. M-Per-ons wishing iul-,oa viii please make I'M
mediate Application
Srwror. Jnnn q q
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MORE NEW GOODS
FOWLER'S.

EUST received French and English prints, very rich
- Ga style) mourning calcoes 81 Gnghams-Thibbet
clothes French q Cold Silks. Plaid doMerino and other
shaws-Tabe & Stand coves-Fur Boas, Gloves, Hosiery
&c. ALSO-Adelade, invisible Green Olive mulberry, &
Brown Brod cloths suitable for Ladies eoak which shall be
sold very low. Oct. 81.
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BALSAM or LIVERWORT.

MFRS. NJ N. GARDENERS genuine Indnn Baisorn ofLn
lVu and Hoarhound prepared from receipt Originally
procured from Indian doctress.
The genuine Balsam of Lveryor in each Bottle. II H. with
exageraon exception Of the greatest
made in this part Of the country has saved within two
years hundreds the grave II has been for from all
parts the country that has tho least knowledge of its glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound II has been
found be extremely eicacous in the following dsease viz
Consumptons Common coughs Colds Ioopug Cough diff
Guilty Of breathing Asmas Influenza Quinsy, Phtsc, Spit
ting OF blood Croop Weakness Pain in the side want Of sleep,
&c Likewise there is nothing existing good for the Liver
Complaint this medicine has been taken with great
ess.-Pnce 80 bottle, for sale by VIM. B. RIDER.
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"HEREAS application has been made for administration
w ON the unsettled part of the of Capt Henry ow
ler late of jamestown decd with the will annexed is or
dered thereon that the consideration thereof be referred
Court of Probate be holden the middle schoohouse on
the first Monday in November O'Clock p NJ in said town
and that previous notice be given by publishing copy
Of this order three several times in the Or Republican, for
all persons Interested to appear and be heard BY order
JOHN REMINGTON, Probate Clerk.
jamestown, Sept. 30 l635.-3w
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MIRABEAU's SYSTEM OF NATURE,

MIhADkiU = 81 - j EH UT IVA 1 UItE,
Or the Laaos Of the Moral and Physical World.
THIS celebrated work (attributed to Nina
beau, but written by Baron D'Holbach) is now i'll
press and will be issued entire, from the best Lon
don edition, with corrections the first two vol
umes of The Free Enquirer's Family Library
The Library will be composed of the works of the
most celebrated European and American sceptical
authors. 1t will be edited by association of lit
erary gentlemen, and published in parts, at IL l-2
cents each, by G. w. & A. J. Matsell, 81, Chatham
street, near Pearl street, New York.
The above and all the liberal works from the
New York 81 Boston mints can be had on appca-
ton to CHARLES B. PECKHAM.
GA large assortment just received.
Newport, Oct. I3