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ses,sr7:s gi.i:<sssz,.E5's;seE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
,;y,r..!;,I Der ~

,Ir. F,rr7 o.Fs-c,l the following Fcsolr!:on:
Es:olrra. Tia, the Committee u; Courts Of Justice be-
s.rrctd tn inquire lt' ti'e x?edency O. pIo"ding ny
~ tia. certain portion Of The property Of debtors he
,.tp,ed from execution ;,r all debts contracted here
ter.
alr sIciivLLE: opposed the resolution, as embracing
new principle, and asked r Object the mover "aa i"
lew =, CT
MIR. FLEET said his objcc: explained in The follow"
r. euael,d In uie Gcaernl .4ssrmby. That II shall bc
wfnl for each :al y4us IN this State against wnon an
;ecu,nn my hereafter issue upon all contracts 20 os
BART one work nurse or yoke Of oxen, ore plough and
EAR. one cow or COW and calf, one bedsead and bcd
70 sheets. two blankets and one counterpane, halt
z.n knives and arks six plates t"o Dishes one bas'ns
ne pot Dutch oven, one one par Of
,rn or one barrel os aoS: ard pounds Of hacon 1t 50
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FOX TIT. I-NI2LIRI.N.
ATpOMATTOX NANlGArlUN.

The upper Appnnrnttux Company have contracted 10!
the construction o! the locks and dans The entire route
from Far.nvil!c to Pete urg: which viii aur'i an easy
cheap and certain navigation throughput the year: Tor
So il to which; wiIl be added, tie rAlcnsc of one
lock at Dr. W. Trrnls Mil. and the necessary dana
gcs incurred by andhclcrs the RIVER, which is be.
evcd will be very slight II is proahe That Suc: IN,
yi.alior Us will be established by this improvement. vii!
reduce tic cost o transportation Ia 81 % per hogsrad on
,uIaccn ana in proportion for other "ri'crs
The Company having been advised by practicable
mon that towing path b. constructed Oh the margin
of ,l river at moderate EXPENSE are nav contemplate
inc that additional! which, it il calculated,
would reduce lic ccs Of transportation To 81 per hogs
head On tobacco Thus il probable, that the
ton 81! country trading 10 furnville will be favored with
advantages Of cheap and certain transportation 10 tide
water Which, til now hts scarcely been tl"ugit
of-and not Inferior toay any part Of the Stale ABOVE
tide water. n.
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rrIrcton BY what RICH. do they complan' The Pee
pie VIII rather demand. why il is. ta the Wigs have
slrnck upon scheme in Virginia, which has not been
pursued IN any OF the slavrholdng States. Georgia.
~ ta"i:ha r:rn the Notifying Stale of 5. Carolina
nave Just adopted fesout;c.s expressive OF the
hi t:ef respective Lrgsalnres-bu not one Of them,
mas lalien upon this ncw-fanseA scheme Of clvthng
'hef GOVERNING with tn power Of calling upon The 60
VtfnofS OF other States 10 know OF rnr what Their p-
gisIalurcs would dn for The Southland in The event Il"
ms mol being peasd with their reply instrrcting in {"
appeal 70 The slave hiding Sta'es and paving ii way
h'r Southern 'nufrdcracy Is not Ibis tor coursa O!
proceeding: w:lhou, precedent in Virginia; Our Go
VcthnrS nave been hitherto merely r agents !or com.
hnchlng 10 Tie either States The lon.rs aud resolutions
o! LII" l-csiSianTr-n; authorized 10 carry his
views or II call Tor information from The ether States
that was calculated 10 give THEM efficacy.
We: tor one DO not think Governor TaZewell was the
person The best qualified 10 conduct such correspond
ence. AS was said i'll the debate, he is pref JUDGED
oganS: the NaTtlr7n Pcople-ald his mind has taken
p"ht!caF turn upon This Subject which sinalL excite
suspicion: and Ears. The L. Wig IS c,a:,,oruus
as"ns, the Republicans for declining 10 ,If.w such
'rarial responsibility upon his Though! tie
same Wing sail of him five or six years arp--
that his couHtrymrn ought 10 suspect and ns;gusl
The man, who, in every dispute between his own cuu:.
tTy and England has invariably taken sides in favor %;
the last: that This is well known fact in hf Taz"w
history and veil known and deeply resented thai
previous to tilr dissolution Of the Republican party by
t;lc contests about in 1924 and since he lcvyd net
lure dccn if~Sd hy them in any tEcr. (Alure of this
anonD And yet this same Wing no,c asks, :: Who So
conspicuous IN these days Is The Gavcrnu: who
tainted by ambition and love rul;cr aud whose fame is
alone sufficient tn keep vcrdant the chapct which
adorned the I9o~s Of Virginia, r"m the assaults ef "c
tion. i his The man. than unfit be ''truSted br Ike
old Republicans sin any Office whom that Wing is
very solictous 10 trust with the delicate aud M
fcult Office which could hr conferred ;.f even
the highest discretion. Yet the Why now caa.o"rs
against he Republicans for not trusting him viii. ;Ic
whole tranquility Of the South
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HEul Mr.. RiveS' opinion on ;',ii
subject (fusiiFJ hsvc often Imrn
Ivouthcd. Hi course in Congress
had secured iiim lhu confidence
~! respect ul his constituents
and his abilities rrroa.::Irnt:ci hlm
10 The Chicl Magistrate o:'tha T. -.
;ur thr statiu:! vi AnbaS ,a,iof 10
;aC Court o. Frhacr.-il was nuE
nccrssary for A!r. e.. 20 speak in
:Staii 81 his negotiations with thai
powerful Gnyrfn:nrLi. lie wIs
placed II II Coat, between which
md our Government, most import
mi questions were al issuc-and
he has accomplished what had not
lircn accomplished hy Il GaI!ntiu,
IA Brown, aud others who had pre-.
.'r!cd tEcIn-dur:us occurrences
tho most adverse % negotiation.
While that hias.lum was cOnvuiSrd
~ revolution which drove The
iiourbua dynasty from the throne
i@i placed upon II : monarch cho-
zen by The people. All thiI VIVA.
=. kivrs has done. Whenever
lac snrviaa OF his country las r.
iuircl his talents or his labor, he
IlI jGcn ready Hn,l abic 10 dis
'hargr the duiir, imposed UPON
:iIn. Mr.. e.. believed that in the
laiioa for Inch be- was u"w pro.
,oseI, his capacity AMI patriot
ISM wouIJ rc:lrci honor upoH Viz
,Ihia. u "aI Tul 6rc"ssafy thai
IIis opinions ahoul'l he ,!rinlic,i OF
";!icr poia;S. II: "aS k#own TO
The State, anl Was worthy o!' her
I.om .i,lrrcc.
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III lErtN.IG -l.I'En

=
A EsrincrI Board crp"sci Of tie Officers OF The 'ih "gi
mcut Militia, Court h"rSe, hc c"u'y OF N"ia-
u::'.srlanl on Mandy IT,: ii!a S".:rnbnr, !c"1 -. -
Prcsrn-t'cl. Nli.am Ds?c t"i"a" ami~ii'. W" EH',h
Carrier uu EIrkwr Eu Nclm:s. William T. Enohc, and Wil
n:o. Cox ;!acork Mu!Iisgun +. D""G., Niis AnIr
ron Thomas s. AlsSaac .sr-e ea!sF'ca h"Ah A. CoH"n'
s,mpcI Hurrc. nYnrs Wlan IT, DaTcnfuit, JOHN e.
Eou,hc o!r H. Js,i Baa g. a?mcs, Haynes E!~a- aal j''H
Swiit-9;
The Couaiani Of h2 r.. lai before r Loa'd ',c d
rsr,a oa from Thomas H. lI.vry Ma" u t!E rsnr"', "hcrc
uouI the fIlnw; - 20 o.u.i.a unu'nun'y @!>piei:
l.t R-rei a, cin,rrs Of Hi. i"!f "rr'nin loI hlF
Harvey, both individually ans lis lac o''i' 'h'hfsf - ,.'
Of hi; Ers:c:, esteem a"d respect; a. ~ ii!"
hi. dcn,,,n La. been :,r as place him cr"cacc "ovc
u otter, IL. character has -ti .Af"t" -!
hunura5 !2nrins which prove" "i worm: " ~"
nr; ;ou v he L,l: hga taking leave OF Mnjo Harvey
,cy tends. wishes for tic property ani hairne'o
himself aaA lGi:ly. . a.. ,1 ~ 81,
81 Y i:rj Tbs, Basyc deliver ~ Major Harvey copy OF
the fc-D.g ;ascu:;on and that he request ~: 0 o. e
E:c.,nurl IIaurl to the sanr IN ,hef phf"t:.
f''1""' sr ~, THOMAS =. SiDNOa,
1877 CLcrk Z &c JIL! 4: g..nent.
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Minimum, Dec. Is.

The House was r,coTr"n!y thin. The day
chiefly occupied in acting On Bills III their first stages,
AID reports uf Committees. We will notice the proceed
in;;s in nur next.
Tie following paragraph of Wednesdays proceedings
YVES uEavoda!y omitted in our las::
The SPEAKER presented TO the House Report oil
lie Court ut Directors of the Western Lunatic Hospital
u: ErIn.a. which, motion OF MIR Mullen, order
cd to he laid on the table, and to be printed.
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III 10.

ado you reward him tRitrhie
for opposi;'s NH Administrator
whose !uos!,ns diplomacy lost u
the Wesl India ;Ia.!n, or !ur SrS
hiaia5 orc whose BEHGLlNl
DIPLOMACY has COMPROMISED
our just claims on irnnec, II LES
THAN ysE-lII;Rp, and w!Ici, hn
been ever ,;nc. ue.Utie:I". Il: ia,t
awUr 10 get thai :"
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Peter Cyictrt in our next-Wr must crave the pa
,pacc If Cur Corrrspon hts, at season when we are
,rraiiv overwhelmed BY Pablo Documents. ihe ro-
cdiu.s Of Congress- Of lie State Legislature &c nc
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Rnmur ELuiuGrl.

The last I.ynchburg Eirgran says: " We are glad 10
have it in oGr power to state That the Of apprc
headed servilr instruction, in Montgomery county,
Which reached lis few days ago. via Charlottesville is
entirely groundlrss. We have before tie proceed
inrs Of meeting of the citizens O! Ncwbern- The scene
Of the affirm which, after stating, that they had ex
amincd sundry pcrscus white and black. nothing could
be discovered to justify belief that any sYc thing
or had been in co:lel p!atun. SIch runpf, calculated
as they are to do mischief III variety Of ways. ought
never TO be circulated bat upon the clrGrcsl evidences
of their truth; and publishers OF newspapers ought to
be particularly careful in giving currency to suc: aic-
mcnts'
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A "REMINISCENCES,

The last charlottesville Jeiersoian Republican has
drawn parallel between Mr.. T. W. G.lmcr in l232-
and Mr. II. w. Gimrr in lS3J-Thr first, wien he no.
minated Mir. Rivrs Senator for the u. Sta;es-Thr
last, when he resisted the election Of IT, Richie We
shall give the while uic article hereafter. la the
time content ourselves with the following brief par
al,
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MARRIAGES.

Married. Thursday evening last by the Rev '. kucins Mr.
Samuel ra Of tbs City, Mi.i inG 6. aaHs, O.hc eou"-
o. lIcmco.
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PsIcEs OF SrocE,.
l.. s. Bank i0l
Eank Va, tRicld. salrs) III -
Farmcrs' Bank III
Richmond end Frel'kshs. I X.
Stock $40 per share abo"c par.
IL Supplies OF Couni'y fl"n
ena!atioas. Whsa. scs.cr, ard
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BRIGHroN MARKET, Sept %.
Reported for the Boston Patriot.

At Market, $3.50 Beef Cattle, $50
Stores, 3464 Sheep, and $50 Swine. A.
bout 200 Beef Cattle were reported last
week several lots remained unsold at
the close Of the market, but will probably
be taken by the barrelers tomorrow.
Prices. Beef Cattie--Priccs have
further declined. A few yokes extra ta-
ken at 32s Cd; prime sos Sis; good
26s 28s Cd two and three year old lbs
22s Cd.
Barrelling Cattc-nearly all the Bar
rellers have commenced buying today
beng the first, prices are not yet cstab-
lished. We quote from the best informa-
tion-Mess 25s Cd, No /, 2ls, other
numbers for less.
Stores-Yearligs Sc a two year old
lOa IS three year old l8 n 90.
Sheep-Sales quick--ordnary at los,
and los Sd 4; middiing | Is Sd, l2s, and
los Cd better qualities lbs Cd, lis los,
les Cd and lis.
Swine-Old ncgs are much inquired for,
and would now sell quick,very few having
come to market this season. Several
lots OF shoats, selected, were taken al
5 I-2 6 for barrows, and a I-2 for
sows. Lots to peddle, not selected, at
d I-2 and Ia for sows, and l-8 and
s Il for barrows a; retail 3 for sows q
for barfows.
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Total,

Judge Lynch in Brownsville, Ttna.-
In accordance with judgement pronoun-
ced by this renowned dientary, man
named Anson Moody was on the 10Th in
slant made to receive one hundred lashes,
md the brand Of the letter X. on his
check. at Brownsville, Tenn. The Of
fence with which he was charged was the
abduction of a negro slave. lie had been
nrrainenod before n legal tribunal on the
charge, and discharged for. lack of sufii-
.;.r, evidence to convicthim /; the lynch
ers no, satisfied with the result, brough,
he,sre their peculiar tribunal, convicted,
sentenced. and punished him as aforesaid
The same slave has since been forcibly
abducted by three armed men, and, it is
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A letter has been received in this town from
Capt Adams, Of the ship Miles, of this port, dated
at IercGra, western islands, July 18th, bound
TO South Atlantic Ocean.
The Peruvian, at Edgartown, spoke May 18th,
lat n S. Ion ia W. ship Bowdltch, Gardner,
of Bristol, 2450 bbls-had spoken the Benz Rush,
Coffin, Of Warren. 1850 swift, Tobey, New
Bedford, 100. t
Arr at New Bedford, 9th, ship Courier, Cash,
Pacific Ocean, Talcahuana June z4th, via Pernam-
buco, 2ist Aug. with 1900 bbls sperm oil. Spoke
April 4th, ai 3. Ion l04 W slips Roscoe,
Chase, New Bedford, 1860 bbs Tobacco Plant,
Swain, do. 100 {; George Clinton, Barrett, liud-
son, i50 Washington, Clark, do. none Orbit,
Gardner, Nantucket, 1900 Aug lOln, lat 23 3.
lou 20 w. bark Henry Porclier, OF London, l2O
days from Sydney--had lost days previous,
mainniast, fore top mast, and salls-bound TO Ba-
hia to repair. Left at Talcahuana, ship Young
Eagle. Coleman, Nantucket, 2200 bos, to sail for
home, in ds. Sailed from there, May oath,
Phenix, Sandtord, New Bedford, none Samuel
Wright Pitnan, Salem, 1850 ; june 9Th, Rebsc-
ca Sims, Coffin, New bedford, 2250. Left a
Pernamhuco, brig Susan, dischaTglng.
Ship Zenas Colin, Coleman, Nantucket, was
spoken on the line, in April 1000 bbls OIL, TO leave
for home, in June.
Touched u, Fayal July 18th, ship Isaac How
land. Swain, IL days from New Bedford. for Pa
clfic Ocean bark Arab, Russell, Fairhaven, for
do Aug 10Th, Richard Mitchell, Ceaveand,
Nantucket, for do. 20 bbls oil 27lh, Horny AS
tor. RaNson, Hudson, rs bbls.
Al Baltimore, 22d, schr Mary Perry, Vincent
Bristol.
CID a, Boston, 26th, ship Aquc,net, Mosher, Of
Bristol, for Rio lunero.
Sailed from Providence, 30th, briss Commerce
Andros. Mobile Pandora, Rea, Savannah schr'
! Gen Mario. Wilbor, Norfolk Ehza Hand, Hard
en-, and Mary, Rhodes, Baltimore.
CID, bark Hazard, Jackson, Pictou Adobe
ronto, Davis, -. Marks.
| Shin Golconda, Homer, from Boston for DIis
toll passed Holmes lioe, 20th.
Brig Banner, Harris. bound to Providence, pu
back a, Liverpool. Aug 26ih in dis,ress.
The beacon Light, on Morris isand, nea
Charleston, y. &. was blown down in the lat
gale. -,
Brig Edwin. Duplex. from New York, with
valuable cargo, has been wrecked on APalachco
la Bar.
Brig Alexandra, Bassett. from Boston FOR Nov
lOrleans, was wrecked on Elbow Key, I'd ult.
/ Cid at Newport. 3oth. ship John Coggssall
Macy, for Pacific Ocean.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN 4.

ARRIVED.
Sept 26th-bng Enterprise, Brayton,
Fall River.
27th-sloop Eliza, Lawton, do.
29th-sloop Volant, Brightman do.
Sloop Mt Moriab, lnsraham, Provi-
dence.
Sloop Eliza, Lawton do.
3Oth-sloop Abigail, Slocum, Cutie
hunk, paving stones.
Oct Ist-sloop Bridgewater, Mason,
Albany, flour and slaves, to master.
SAILED.-Sept 2Gih-sloop Portsmouth
Winslow, New York.
29,h-sloop julia Ann, Oman, New
Bedford.
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DAA1sIC
DGSasLC
r3sSTys srs9 T3T q nST- G.
q .s s = ust,.a So aEs w. sl.aNS9s
nc w EgETEp

agent tor The sale Of The Patent Doric Fire
Place or .3uthracite Coal Burners,
E1. AS JUS. received new supply of
k IL these valuable Grates, OF entire
new and beautiful patterns, adapted to
Psrlors, Sitting Rooms, Churches, Halls,
and Stores. This Crate has been much
improved and ornamen,ed the past sum
mer, and is now offered to the public as
an article highly ornamental aud useful.
Persons including sitting Crates the
present season, are invited to look at the
Done, before purchasing, and are inform
cd that Crates set early in the season,
Will need 40 resetiing another year, ns
tie ccnenl will have ample time to hard
EN- before The season approaches Tor ma
king fires i'll them, land iurther, that
those purchasing early will not be called
upon to pay Tor them any sooner than
those who delay.
Ssrrcn, Sep, 26 Sw.
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New ORLEANS, Sept l6.--Heahm Of
The City Our city during the summer,
un,iI within the last ten days has been
extremely healthy ; latterly few cases
of yellow fever have appeared, and from
the subj lined report of intermcnts, it will
be seen that tho number of deaths are
considerably increased over the weekly
average of the last few months. We are
banpy, however, to have it IN our power
TO say, that no apprehensions are enter
tained of an epidemic.
The whole number Of burials for the
past week, ending with the 18Th instant,
have been at different burying places as
fJllows
Potters6eld, 80
Catholic,
Protestant,
II
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Chemical lectures.

a Course of lectures on Chemistry
IA will be given the preseni terra Of THE
Ladies Seminary. The coursa yiil COM
prise from l5 to 90 lecture. An intro.
ducto'y lecture, (gratis, will be given orr
Tuesday evening next, at I o'rIocS, at the
Seminary Hall The citizens OF Warren
and the vicinity are respectfully invited
to attend Terms, for the course, 81 90.
Sept &c. L. A. COFFIN
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v & Fur Hats.
VIE. 30
>PTH
Lewis Sanders.

Lewis Sanders.
Barber a7ad ESair Dresser,
"a ESPECTFULLE informs tho
"a gentlemen 81 Warren, that hc has
taken the stand tormcrly occupied by Mr..
William Harding, where he viii coEunue
the business OF shaving,
/" Aud with razors sha p and ,Lr
Which takes the heard "a d leaves tia so'n
He will also attenG to the duties ut ash
ionabe Hair Gutter, and pledges hIm-eli
that il shall be done in the neatest style
and most fashionable manner. His shop
will be kept neat and clean and will re-
ceive his whole attention. He solcitS
the patronage Of the gentlemea of War
rem, and assures them that nothing shall
be wanting on his part which can add to
the ease and comfort of those who EN-
ploy him IN his line of profession.
ftp RaZors put in first rate order.
Sept 10.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING.SH
Ship MAGNET, Brown, Pacific Ocean. Nov. lst.
Ship HOOGLY, Luce, Indian Ocean, about Nov
lst
h-JD Letters and packages sent TO this Office,
free of expence will be despatched by the first or
portanty.
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PETER CARPENTER, ESQ. This individual!
resigned the cashiershp Of tho Warren Bank,
in this town, on Wednesday last. on accoun, of
bodily indisposton, after having discharged the
duties ofhis Office for upwards Of thirty years with
the most perfect fidelity and unwavsrng integrity,
which gained for him the confidence and respect
of all with whom his avocaton rendered him con-
versant.
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IlIEl,,

In New Orleans, on tho 9Th inst. after short
illness, .ir. Phiiip $. Willard, son Of Capt. Gard
ner Willard, Of Bristol, in tho goth year oi his
age. =,
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MILITARY. The 4th Regiment lst Brigade
Rhode Island Militia, under the command Of 1t.
COL Pearee, assembled on Wednesday last, for
Inspection and Review, near Bur's Hill, on Bris-
tol neck. At about IL oclock, the regiment was
inspected by Brigader- General CHILD. In the
afternoon, the troops performed number of ma
noeuvres, and were dismissed about 4 o'clock
The Military throughout the day, behaved them
selves like good citizen soldiers, and instead Of en-
deavorIns to rldicue the present low stae of the
militia system, as now exists in this State, pro-
we'd to the satisfaction Of those present, that they
were not yet prepared aud willing TO abandon all
law, both civil and military. However bad our
present ulili,ia system may be. (Which every one
knows is bad onough) we contend that the law
should 5e maintained so long as it is found in our
Statute book If the General Assembly labor
hard TO heap disgrace upon our militia, we, ms
good citizeus ase not justified in following their
example. Because we happen to have bad men
in our Legislature, it is no excuse for us to act
bad. The officers ought not to be insulted be-
cause the system is a bad one. No.-Let us send
men to the Assembly who are in favor of keeping
up Il Hehituy st1te IVA sJoto", 'hat "u' p'"'e
may at all times be prepared to defend themselves
from getting into the mercilcs, hands Of an un
governa5e mob. We have all of us seen enough
of tho riotous proceedings at the South, 10 learn
that we need an efficient military force in our
country Scarcely mail arrives that docs not
bring US the doleful iidngs of some LyEch law ex-
ocution, or othsr disgraceful proceedings iby o
reckless mob. We say then, that while a law
exists let US abide by it and support it.
The militia have been depressed, but tn q
late, and still continued Disturbances, in various
sections Of the coustry. will open the eyes Of some
folks and cause them to feel and see that law s a
dead letter unless entrenched behind power. The
takers of public virtue and the intelligence Of the
people, grow rather scarcer than they were few
years ago. That portion Of them who possess
any sense have seen the need, in too many instan-
ces, of military force and efficient military force
TO contnue any longer in the dsusion, that caused
their hostility TO the Militia. We may expect soor
to see the State governments cherishing the do
fensive establishment as much as they have, of late
opposed it. The sooner they begnthe better.
GrnTold Press. Bishop Smith. Of Ken
lucky, acknowle iges the donation Of press
and other necessary furniture Of a printing Of
fee, from Episcopllean Christians in Boston &c
the Theological Sem Vpiy of Lexington. to b
employed for Teligousand benevolent purpose
In tie West. The ost abshment is 10 be callet
the " Grswold Press" in honor Of the venera-
ble Bishop Griswold, The Christian Witness
remarks -" We shall have no fears for th'
influence of this press, il j, but publsh TIN
truth with the ability, moeknes,, and primitive
simplicity which distinguish the productions o
tho prelate from whom it is namod."
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coniectured, put where he will not be apt
to give evidence against his kidnappers,-
| I'm. Y. Star.
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sJ@ We assure the gentleman who
called on us yesterday, to contradict n
report which he understood had gone a
broad respecting him, that there is not a
citizen in Warren, who believes him to
have been either an alder or abctter in
the transactions he alluded to,-and
further that such report had not
beon circulated among our citizens
We have said this much in justice to our
esteemed friend, who feels himself injur-
ed by these slanderous reports, anG assure
him that had such report gained Gre
dence here, we would, by giving his
name to the public, place upon it an un-
qualified denial. AS the report, has not,
however, been current amongst US, or e.
ven harbored by one of our citizens, we
have withhold his name from this article.