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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

Ahe Globe after noticing the fact. that ve
nave come out for Gen. Harrison for tbc nres;
dehcy, has come to the sage conclusion. thar Mr.
Gay mas been the author of the recent ponuIar
movement In favor Of the General The GIohe
KNOWS the potent efficacy Of name. in ,,erni,o
together the black spirits and white Which,
compose that extraordinary party. TO whose an
petite II is the business of that press TO minister
l. has been the constant endeavor of the Cavern.
mcnt Official, ever since the legislature of Mas.
sachusetts named Mr.. Webster as n canddasa
70 persuade lis readers, that it was Hartford
Convention move. 1t has been equally anxious
prove mat the Bank was the agent in causing
Judge "hlte, to come out, to divide the Demo-
craiic party, and now it has been discovered
WIN It's usual distinctive sagacity, that Mr. CLAW
nas Drought out Gen. Harrison, Now if il he
the iact, that Mr.. Clay has brought out tbe Con.
erai, we should like 10 know if MIR. CLAW has mot
me same right TO solicit man 10 become a cam
aidatc, that Ned Rucker has to plank down 6f.
Teen votes for Dick Johnson, and thereby make
him candidate for the Vice Precedence Rnt
inc GLOBE IS Oft the mark. Gen. Harrison ia a
candidate by the spontaneous affection Of The
people Political men have had no agency in
ms nomination The President never wrote
single letter In his favor TO Parson Gwvnn The
once holders have never whispered aught in III,
favour; nor ever met in Baltimore TO present
nun as candidate. Unaded by power or pat.
ronage' ms very name now inspires more yener.
auon and respect, than ever can MIR Van Rnrc,,s
packed with his 10000 slaves who are ready AZ
all Tunes TO fling their caps into the air ana
shout for him, whose star is in the ascenJ,n,
kentucky Reporter
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

An attempt was made TO get up riot al New
orleans on the Both ult Of which we have tha
following account, from the New Orleans sTrue
American, of August 81.
An attempt was made yesterday to raise a m oh.
Early IN The morning placards were stuck nm at
the corners inviting the mechanics of the city IN
assemble on the public square, for the purpo.e Of
considering the improperly Of employipg
slaves IN the mechanic arts This call brought
out-not the decent mechanics of the city. but
those VINO can get no employ under any cons ider
a'ion, ana who from their drunkenness and i'm
lnoraii'y are adisgrace to their profession. They
assembled to the number Of two or three hun
afeo on The public square, but it being evident
from the tone of the proceedings thar notbing
less than a mob was intended the police officers
proceeded 10 arrest the drunken spokesman OF
inc assembly ragamufhn named Lee. This
produced some show OF opposition, but il was
soon put down by the GOODNESS and bravery OF
Heat. Maurice, OF the artillery. The fellows
were not, however, satisfied they raised n fao
In Canal street, and called their few adhercnts
around them. In the meantime the soldiers nj
legion assembled at the Principal, determined 10
MAKE snort work ofthe perturbators However.
snort time afterwards, lieut.. Harper of the city
guard, having arrested two more of the rineIcad.
ssfs, the whole gang was quickly dispersed. we
nope 'he fellows taken up will BE- treated with
the utmost rigor ofthe law
The greatest credit is due 10 Tho racord.,
now acting as mayor in the absence of Mr.. Pr;
eur Tor the prompt and decisive measures he
took on the occasion.
The legion remained under arms until late !,
me evening. When it became evident that or.
aer was restored, they returned TO their homes
d cred. w 'eH-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
Ma11Yrn.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
Alex'r Jones, Capt, HIERomE l.. OrIE jr,
son Of Mr., Senator Opie Of jefferson, to
Miss ANN 5 LOCKE, daughter of the late
Mr., .Meveral Locke OF this place,
9D-The Printer tenders the above happy eou-
pie his best wishes for their future happiness as
the best return that he can make for the gener-
Gus portion of bridal cake with which he has
been presented.
In Southport, Conn, on Monday the 7th
inst, by the Rev. N, E, Cornwall, e, l.
LEE jr, Esq. to Miss HENRIETTA, daugh.
OF the late Daniel Bedlnger, Esq, both q
Jefferson county, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

~ becomes our painful duty TO record
one oil the most lamentable accidents that
mas occurred in our community for a mum.
DER OF years. 1t has cast general gloom
upon society, and should serve to admon.
ish us OF the frailty of human life. On
tuesday last, the Rev. Chrstopher Frve
a well known and highly esteemed minis
ter OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
undertook to manage the horses attached
70 a hreshing machine then engaged on
his premises, adjacent to town. IN gett;ng
OUT small quantity of grain. While thns
employed. one of his feet slipped from off
'he revolving turret upon which he sat
and upon which there is barely room far
person TO sit, when me lanchoIy TO relate
us leg became entangled in the machinery
ano. literally crushed it to pieces. MIR n
was dlsenngaged as speedily as possible &
conveyed to his house, but, being advsn.
eed in years. his stregth was no. Sufficient
70 endure the pain he suffered s. he exnired
10 lew hours. Hehas no children bnt has
lett fond and afrectionate wife TO monrn
q Liberty. ''s's "e"'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
Aarnrne & Stephens,

a RE just receiving and opening a very
~ extensive and handsome assortment
oil Goods, suitable for the present and an.
preaching season. to which they would
respectfully invite their friends and Gus
toners, and all those who are in search Of
good bargains, to call and examine. for
.hey % think none will go awav d,san
pointed Their stock consists IN mar, u'' !"
C Clotns oil almost every color s. onaGt,
Gass,meres and cassnets, f''"'y
London buck skins.
~ super thibet fllannels, Cambla,.
hey would respectfully invite the ado.
10 can and examine their bandsoms &c
sortment of "a"usone as
French and English MeriDos
Silks. pam and figured
french and English Calicoes
merino, Thibot and Cashme,a s.,
and handkercheifs. '"'i'e'e sha"ls
Bonnet and belt ribbons,
m nosiery, gloves, &c.
AIsether with general asso,tmen, -
aafu' Queens, glass and stone war.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. lsa5-

COVE have been compelled to omit our usual
quantity OF editorial, together with much inter.
esting news prepared for our paper to-day, to
make room for the fayors Of our advertising
friends.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
NEW FALL ARD WINTER
GO o DIS.
Dotn 90. 7sop0 Sc Nn

,DoDu co. 7sopn Sc 90
EEAvE the pleasure of informing n.
III T. old friends and customers of Hoe.
m're and Boyd. that they are Just rece;s
ing their supply of new FALL & WIRE
GOODS, comprising very general assert.
meDt OF English, French, German. It.i
ian and American Dry Goods, Hardwa,.
&c many OF which are entirely new and
pretty. They respectfully invite all ma, s
sons wanting Cheap Goods to call arsn
rug them that they shall be furnished o.
Tue most pleasing terms. Their stock
20, = ! French and English merinos, (all
81 English merino., circa.siao, and
moreens, a"u
Sd black French bombazine, blk BON.
bazett, ooni'
shawls, 'e''ao
= q and Sd merino s. Thibet wool do
Ihioet, merlno, & fancy gauze HdkC
PACK Italian cravats and silk ditto,
Bandanna, pongee s. flag do.
berkeley and Madras ditto.
Linen cambria and lawn ditto
ID y Cd black Italian Lustring.
Black Gro de Swiss s. Mattioni ID
. a cord lustring. and Poult dc Sole.
fink green ard white Florence, Ga biz
mode,
q a and Cd black Italian Grape.
Green & white Italian Grape, hat crane.
Black silk plush, ribbons s betting,
Black and greeo blond gauze wells,
No & do common do do.
Black and white picnic gloves.
Long and short white kid do,
Ladies super kid and beaver do,
Gentlem's buckskn beaver & berIn do
Gent. white and black kid do,
Black and cold worsted hose & l hose.
Di''o 90 cotton, ribbd 8. plain,
DO and white silk ditto,
White & cold merino hose g. half hose
super and com. blue, black, and brown
Cloths;
Ditto do olive and Adelaide do.
I1eavy mix'd cloth for overcosts.
Petersham, kerseys and cassineis,
oupr black, brown and fawn cassimeres
Goats hair camblets,
Valencia and swansdown yesting.
Black and fancy cold silk vesting,
White Marsailles and Sateen,
Book, Swiss and Jacco net muslins,
Bard jacconet and cambria ditto,
Bishops lawn and null do,
Jacconet edgings and nsertings super,
Bobbinet do do & footings,
Thread laces. edsings and insertings.
8 q and 5 bobbinet'and Grecianett,
Cambria and Furniture dimity,
Emb'd furniture do "a new article,)
New style Calicoes,
French ditto, Oil colors,
Ioweling and Table diapers,
Cord table covers, sc. &c.
September "a,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
z AND FOR gAxu.

q nv Saturday the Eth of October n ex,
~ II iair, II not the next fair day there.
after, Sunday excepted, we will offer At
public sale for Cash TO the highest bidder.
on the premises, tract or parcel of land
IN the County Of Berkeley. belon ging to
part OF the heirs or devisees of the late
Ahram 'anmetre, decd, containing
TWENTY.SIX ACRES.
lying on the North west side of the One.
quon creek, adjoining John Burns. South.
wood and Gorrell's heirs and on the pub.
TIC road leading from Martinsburg TO zee
Town and one mile from Burns ford. A
bout two thirds of this land is in wood.
ana part OF 1t is very heavily timbered'
ana inferior to none in Berkeley county in
,ertliity oil soil, proverbially known as the
Walnut bottom. The other third il clear.
ed and in which there are about 6 acres of
GOOD d orTorI
IN good state Of cultivation, now in co,n
ana might be seeded in wheat this fall
PERSONS wishing to purchase are invited
10 view the premises before the day of
SAFE which will be shewn by either Of the
undersigned executors.
Dale to commence at ii O'Clock A. NJ
ASA1EL VANMETRE.
SAMUEL ROBERTS.
Ears Of .Abram Yanmetre, decd.
september "a, l835-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

SLAVERY IN MissoURi..-Th people OF Mis-.
sour have lately determined against calling a
convention TO devise means for the abolition Of
slavery IN that state, by vote Of nearly two to
one, there being 5l77 votes for, and 1912 a.
gianst the convention.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

BLUE LAWS member of the MASSACHUSETTS
legislature has introduced into that body, bill
Tor law imposing fine of $40 upon any person
who shall travel on Sunday
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

tG-H is stated in the Globe, that JOHN s.
HoRNER, Esq, of Virginia, has been appointed
secretary oil Michigan; accepted the appoint
ment, and is now on his way to Detroit.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

E SAPES AND COLLARS.-We have
" just received, and offer for sale,
French Worked Collars,
Do. do. Canes.
Bobblnetts. Capes, and Collars,-allsu .
perIor quality. and cheap.
JOHN w. BOYD s. Co.
Sept. %, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

PAINTS, OIL, dc.
NO. l. pure white lead in Oil.
~ Dry white and red lead,
Chrome yellow, SC.
fiaxseed oil and turpentine.
a M superior article ofWinter Sperm Oil
For sale Low by
Sept. %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
AN ORCHARD.

OF excellent fruit Of different kinds large
aud never falling spring near the house.
and running through the barn ward. Its
deemed unnecessary TO give a further des.
cription of this valuable farm as those dis
posed to purchase, will doubtless view the
same before the day of sale. which will be
sheWn by application 10 either of the sub
scribcrs
The terms of sale will be one half of The
purchase money in hand, and the balance
III Two equal annual payments with inter.
est. The after payments to be secured by
a oeed OF trust upon the land Possession
given Immediately.
GoTLIEB NOLL,
d. Nj. CUSHWA.
Er'ss Of George Nou, decd.
September %, l845-td
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04
E.YNdgaagvRsG .yOEs dpaIE'HaE.

iW fhe recommendation ~ ihf |Rbhc.
TsNlils subscribers beg leave 10 inform the citi-
u 1eHs Of Lynchbur1, and the public generally
that hey have established, IN tins place, Il pri,-
ting orr, exclusively devoted 10 thee>rcution
oil TABS. lf,rirty Of Type and heautS II Flower
horlers-ii aealncs, an despotcia c>eentol--d'
moderate prlees-and, Wnhal, IN accommodating
disposition, will avail them any thing, il shall bc
made the means of the greate,, utility and conyc-
nicnce.
They viii keep on hand, al all times, an a,,of,-
mcnt OF Blanks, among which will be Merchants
Gond>, NEGOTIABLE Notes, Checks, &c. Sherilis
and con>tahlee can be supplied upon application,
very short notice.
Those having Pamphlets, lIana-bills, posina-
bills, Circulars, Tickets, Cards, Nc, are advised
not to send them to Richmond, is We viii do the n
as neat and as cheap as they can be done there.
They hope 10 merit and receive a portion of pub
lie Patronage.
Their Office viii be- found Al the old stand OF
til" Democrat, on the corner of Muhct and Main
street.. {. STONE a Go.
June y
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NTrys SPUlNG GOODS.

-z,#,fI an jYenry Brotcn Jr. Bank Square for the
d - Fashionable GOODS, for Ladies and
y ,l',,c,. He Is receiving and opening, large
If beautiful articles, and Will continue To re
''9'N time to time, New and Fashionable Goods
,bry appear in New York and Philadelphia.
l,,t 10 iaad, 10 be sold al Reduced Prices:
,,.,As c5=si,nefes and French Linens,
~. Nalscillcs and other cstings,
NJ, natfeins Of Plaid Silks,
MI, and figured Silks, srions shades,
-, and beautiful assortment OF Painted Mus
! m Inns which will be sold little over cost.
t.olon Caicos, finest patterns,
rn,rh and American do
MI @f,ined and Plain Glasgow Ginehams,
Ar Cr1yats, very pretty,
- dies and Gcntlemen's Gloves and Nits,
nes' '''', l., do Cotton aud Silk Hosiery,
nf,ia Ganse Ribbons, beautiful,
nihhons, assorted,
,s5L mems, Cambria and Muslins,
In, Shoes made TO order, last pattern.
i,.,r,,,,,l'. fine Boots and Pumps,
49,, dpe Tuscan nonneis,
o,a1, made Skirts for the Summer,
%eel iace oi Dcrbyshre Spar, that revery like the
fresi Pearl,
Ga, mir of the finest Gold and Pearl Earrings,
Io.al,t at Auction, and will be sold low TO
oc, ont Of the trade,
r.o,rb aus, and Embroidered Ladies itand,cr
chiefs,
nd Rctirules and Purses.
iy.c aud small STRAINS OF Coral.
,ral,,,Icy with great variety Oh SedSona5F Ge9dS,
.rcr as are generally used by families
MAY II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04
SPRING GOODS.

OF THE NEIIEST STlGES.
EAj /. take pleasure IN announcing the arrival of !
" part OF our Spring Stock, recently selected
IN New York aud Baltimore
beautiful Style Giuehams,
Printed C5mbres. uell figure.
Splendid Painted Nusns
Asery gencraassonment OF Calico patterns
trery fashionablc)
81 Checked Ganlbrcs, new figures
Zo2 d1WTIENEgTS WEAR
West of England and Saxony Cloths various
shades,
Fashionable coiourcd Cloths. various shades
Superb Erminctis aud Nemour CaSsimcrcs,
Black Bomba1iue and other Summer Goods
- Country Merchants and Our Customers, arr
respectfully invited 10 examine onr Stock. Bcine
determined to sell almost exclusively for cash, good
bargains await those api cH. We hopc IN present
them with monthly supplies from the Northern cities.
ROBINSON \ ELLIOTT.
April Q
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iNLLx CARRIAGES.
~ a,s< On @h1/
CO c3A Ce5e

rENlIl. subscribers having ofdcrcda general a,sor'
meat of Carriages from Newark, A. J. and other
celebrated Factories attc North, do respectfully
lic rher friends and the public generally, tacl soon
a their Carriage Repository situated on Maia street,
one square below thu franklin Hotel, ISuchhurg,
and view the most splendid stock OF Carnage, ever
offered Tor sale in tins market price, winch can
lot filtopaase al GOOD judges of Coach Work
l8c te determined tuso ard wish 10 convince the
public thai II Is brtterto buy here and please thclf
saucy, rather than send to the north on The Judgment
of Others. IL. K.BE tCU x Co.
llay
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1ruoe's Mcw-yorh Type Foundry.

fsNit subscribers respectfully inform the Printers
q that they have recently completed variety of
new fonts ~ letter IN the style the latest Euront an
specimens, we'll calculated Tor ornamental printing or
tasteful display, and mahlnC then assortment at
fKiNiiNGi TYPES umi,allcd IN beauty extent
and variety. book of specimens may be obtained
at the Foundry, No. II chanbcrs-strrct nrar Chat
ham-stroct, or At w. Is c,ty Hall Place. 1t con
tans specimens from Twelve llne Pea To learI com,
priNng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04
a. TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.
celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER

FENsE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER
q affords instant rchei, aud at the same time dis
>oses and draws tie Corn outby the roots, without
the least pam
tfRrIriehrE-e 10 thos, afflicted with Cons ON
Then feet, ! do ce.tly thai have used the Albion
Conn Plaster with complete success. Belore had
used one box, 1t completely cured corn which had
troubled me iur many Years. imakc this public Tor
the benefit OF those afflicted with that painful com
plaiut. NN. STA
Flushing, l.. |. Feb, - Price 80 cents box.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04
DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
TOR TERI

Fa1illiY purify the ood1uicken its eirculaon,as
sist the suspended operations ornature, and are
genrralremedy iar the prevailing complaints among
The iemae part ot society The ps are particularly
clleacous IN the Green Sickness. palpitaon of the
lleare Giddncss, Shon Breath, Sinking ofthc Spi
rits, Detection and Discrimination to exercise and
society. Married ladies will find the Pills equal,
useful, except in cast OF pregnancy, when they must
not be talen-ncihcr mlst they be taken hy persons
Of hectic of consumptive habits. Price : III per
box.
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grocery and Commission Business.
,r,lll, undersigned having Connected thcmselA
,,rrtler. under the style and firm OF
7FAHSss s. Ell saCis.

,...a,. onening, at the late stand of Lancaster \
N,sh, corner OF Main street and Alley leading to
tr.ea3,' Warehouse, large and general assortment
f Groceries, ms and Liquors, ''hich they are dis
~ ..sl 10 sell on accommodating terms, for CASH OF
..,eh,nqe for Country Produce. fhey respect
, invite purchasers to call and examine thcirstock.
To Country Merchants, who consign Goods TO
,,y care they promise strict attention IN forwarding
,%, same. From their long experience in this line
NJ business, and determination to give general salts
C,c,on they hope TO merit share OF public patron
ave- Any Goods consigned to them tor sale on com
mission viii be atondedto punctually, and the high
&C, market price cndeMored to be got for the
JOSEPH MARSH.
REUBEN BURCI
Iyachburg, May II, 1885. i2t
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NgtGHOES w ANas1D,

gENtE subscriber wishes to purchase 10 or !
4 YOUNG NEGROES, OF both sexes, for whiei
l5hc,al a,ice, will be gwen. VI. II ART.
April Is
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%. FLETCHER ~ TGAEEs.
-. yBe =. y, usrlsbmrg eTrginiaa,"

u ,,ricc q REX. al II per ana1m payable in
IS Paal'" W paper uiH be discontinued, Ont at The
dtiaa9t af3Er Edors) aatH all arrcaragts are paid
df'ls..' IN -rgT{SEMENT'S wW be inserted al
& =, ~, sq,are, lor tess) the first time, and 374
80 en- f,4.h continuance. Those from distaarc
cr'3 lg ,iI for previously 10 their Insertion ss The
~N. u BE- assumed by some responsible person IN
L5aehimg. a.. t5.,,rs uyst be- POST PAN.
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PENNY ysTAGAzTN q.

FHNItE thrd vol Of the PrNSY NtGhzi,E tei
la, bound aud in monthly parts is re
cciycd and ior sale AT The subscription price, b,
ABRAn Il. NORTH.
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Is Roman Caps. with lower Cnsc.

= SCRIPT caps. with Lower tasr.
" German 'IeN do do
q" Open Tent do do
- " > line Rom. caps. with dgs.
II 9hne iml,e Capitals.
10 Shaded Caps various kinds
q Open do do.
-" Italian Caps and Figures
BESIDES onanenta Letters Blacksopc. Music.
Lottery Figures, Piece Fractions, Supcltors Asiro-
nomeh and other Signs, Space Rules, ibras, Rules.
Ornamental nashcs Long Braces, more than 200
kinds OF Horders, aud more thau lo0O kind, OF Cuts
and Ornaments lor school books, newspapers and
scientific works orders ior MI of which, OF tor ON
posing sticks Cases, Glasses, &c. will b. executed
with the utmost promptitude alne" stock hclng al
way on hand.
TheN'"lll also execute order, torprutlae Presses.
Paper Ink Ne. Mhieh they will furnish al the man-
atactutcrs prices.
Printers OF Newspapers viii please lubh,hth,s
advertisement with tins note) tluee times. scudlng
apapef containing II to the Foundry, and receive
payment when thcN purchase four tunes the amount
OF then bin from the Foundry,
GEO. BRUCE \ ca.
= The type Which tins paper is prinrcd Is cN-
cnsively from the Foundry OF Geofg" Bruce x 90.
Juur | II
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NsgI5Y Sps2EN siOoDS.
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= ~. - No., -.fyTr U0nn0Ta--.IWST I'0TVT'I
4 ; W .I,h, ROBERT KYLE.
- 'iH Is
April ~
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INTERN IMPROVEMENT.
JAMES RIVER ANpkANAwnA CoMpa-

We cop, from the Richmond Whig, the following
pfarCcdinps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

The term should 10 the Abolious is that they are
Hiad fthey had eyes see, they could not pei sst in
views so opposed true humanity, those they now
embrace -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
NOTICE-
(From ME Portsmouth, N ~ JouynaI. }


SLAvEEy- Having this day received through The
Post Oifce letter from Mr. n. g. Williams Of New
ork containing Commission SO as Aecnf fur all
NE Pertod'eot publications. gf tie Ao,oyican HanSaserg
o9e'"y, ana ptesuming that my will be announc.
ed ~ their publications. sacb-I deem 10 my duty 10
announce forthwith that have no COMMISSION with Inc
Society, and object 70 cooperating i'm those measures
which convinced opposed To The spirit of orr
Constitution, and irang with injury to those horn
that Society desire 60 benefit am not wanting i'm re-.
spect 60 those who have forth against The evil Of
slavery in our land have doubt Of their desire 10 do
good-wlih them shall rejoice ia the day when slavery
sba not be- found ~ bordcrsbut IL the feedop Of
slaves can be effected only by Tie destruction OF our civil
insbtntions- placing every citizen IA worse suation
Than tbe slaves tbenselvesI cannot conscicntiousy
parcPate n measures which will tend 10 produce such
n result
Oct 2, 1855. g. w. BREWSTER
The following extract from letter, written BY a tai
ented individual 10 Carolina shows that the recent
measures 10 this Town on the subject Of Abolition are
appreciated BY brethren the South and NAV
we hope, aid in restoring the harmony which ouoLi 10
prevail among the widespread population our country
Owe feel grateful people FOR the measures adopted
by your town TO soohe ibe feelings Of our excited citi
zens. Too many hard are used Oh both sides