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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-28
KNITTING COTTOyNS.

RRM. T. WHEATON has just received
w blue. random, slate, unbleached and
bleached knitting cottons, assorted numbers.
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY stock snd m0nuf fact
ure. This Article will be sold as low as can
be purchased in the SrATK-at the +" Old
Cheap Store,'' MILLER-sTREEr.
march T.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-25
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4 95 l S.74 8 8 694
All 4 9 24 8 6 e6 Q
5 80 8 8 79 5 9 SO 8
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-25
Sorfauf BON 2Gnbertpen unb Stabtlptten
fur 6 aren.
fir 6 oren.

SoIeenot6 1T cine Site Sdnoerepn @ootQpen qeen in
nsrbob Dem eounp Sorft nberte oduig fir Die
bon Staat gona gountpr u, QSes SounIbp H.
ren Say fir oaS abr 1854 nit Den oarou 9esen trafgOn
nno ntreen Oorouf nit Gnlu6 Der oren fur abr 1885,
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a tDNNTISTSS GABDo
DOCTOR f. GoURAUD,

r.rpICAL DOCTOR 10 graduate Of the Royal Aoad
.on si iDentist and Professor OF Chemistry has the
honor offer has services 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
This place his professional business NJ suBosos Dks-
Tsr In his ons experience and reasonable warrantes
given 20 those who place confidence in his skin and
merit 10 assure an enig ghened public that patron
age will not be met with undue regard TO their trust,
ehe for themselves their children in regulating the
defcts Of their teeth in the different operations per-
sormed in the OF pensryss in setting all sets of
teeth or one three stated price, either of
mineral Porcelain teeth, natural human teeth, ami
nal teeth, and horse ivory, according to the cord
string Of purse Of those who wish TO hem-tc
mi their cavities with gold, silver and tin foil tor their
preseryatontO part them also II necessary by hlng-
extract with deNtert, teeth stumps, or rootsolean
their teeth and free them Of the tartar, which generally
brings them TO Ooseness or decay, and gives them
breht whitencss and polish which hatTors much the
looks and sweetens the mouth IN counieraetng the bad
smell arising from decay and hlthiness of the teeth,
which are oflen the with those who are not
acquainted with this branch of surgery well knowA and
tested in different cities Of the union. - -
and LOTIONS for the Of gums and teeth principally
for those affected with scurNy which he offers Tor sale
reasonable rate, all cslculsed for the Improvement
and benefit Of the teeth.
Bat! any call from the Ladies and Gentlemen should
induce hia proong his stay, he will do 1.-THE whole
viii depend the encouragement he VIII reeeiNe-sno
at any time Of the day from in the morning until IN
the afternoon win give his attendance TO families al their
DocroR GovRAup manufactures in his Laboratory at
command for the OF the Ladies toilet AS wei as Ien
tlemen the following useful chemical preparations which
sold wholesale and retail and to druggists al hoer
discount for cash
GENUINE AND SUPERIOR
ESSEN OF TN RE,
Or VEGETABLE GREcIAS BLACK DYE, for changing
white red or gray the head, whskers, 10
beautiful and permanent black.
DEPILATORY POWDER,
For the removal superuous hair the face IN i've
minutes, without the least injury 10 the skin
SUPERIOR vEoEr.sLR LIQUID
ROU GE,
Composed materially from flowers and simplesi the
only kind which initiates nature in its perfection to i'm
prove or beartify the complexion Of the ladies.
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE
FACE POWDER,
For Immediately whitening the skin
WATER OF BEAUTY,
Or true Eau de Beaute relieve nee the ACE by
the Of wash nom eckles, wrinkles, and pmpss
CORN PLASTER,
Particularly recommended TO the Ladies.
INDELIBLE INK DESTR TROYER,
To take nom linen cotton any stain or mark In
three minutes.
COMMON WRITING INK AND IRON
RUST DESTROYER
SUPERIOR TOOTH POWDER,
For whitening and cleansing the teeth.
ncS Besides many other chemical compounds for
tbs use Of the arts, TOO numerous to mention.
The Doctor may at all tines lie found eltler al hs
tn of the Theatre, at Hassards Hotel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28
DELLEPUE
LIVERY STABLE.

VuIE subscriber will continue carry on the business con-
n nccted witt, Livery Stable in all It's various branches
ot the well known Stable at the Belle vue House the Hill
The business future will be under the superntendence OF
Thomas Dunmorc, who will be ready ut all times TO furnish
coaches hacks chases saddle &c TO all who
disposed paronsc the The coaches and every
other vehicle belonging this establishment equal to any
in the place or elsewhere Prompt attention will be paid to
the and departure of the steamboats, and in short no
pains shall be waning render the establishment ihevey way
worthy the patronage ofbe public Horses any length
of tlme the customary rates RUFUS B klNSLEf.r
Newport, August s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

D,,gracetal conduet.-We learn from the Rodney
(Miss.) Telegraph, that the pilot Of the steamboat
Mazeppa, on her way from Louisville to New-Or-
leans was so enraged that the owners had taken in
tow a fiat boat, that he purposely ran the boat a.
gan,t snag, in broad day light, some miles below
New Madrid, by which three negroes "a woman and
two children) and % horses on the flat boat were
killed.
A rery pereeptible ehdnge-Two years ago gam
blers were licensed according 10 law in the States
of Mississippi and Louisiana. Now they are hung
up without trial, judge or jury.
II is estimated that no less than two millions pairs
of shoes were made during the last year in Lynn,
which gave employment to nearly four thousand
persons.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28
NOTICE.
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK.

THE Subscriber has just received and offers for
sale, at I37 Thames-st. large supply Of HAIR
WORK, consisting of Bands, Ringfets, Back do.
do; ; Frizettes, Braids and Pufis. ornamcnted with
small Braids.-Also, Cases of Bay and Lavende:
water-Boxes of curling Fluid-Ouo Roses, An
tique, Jones, Wards, Macassar-Poar Bears Oils.
A few dozen potcder pgfs, with boxes, superior
article. JOHN REMOND.
n. Il. Hair will be taken in exchange for any
article out of the store.
Sept. 10, episf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28
TION, PENMANSIIIP, AND
BOOK KEEPING

KHR MOVES Teacher Of the Theory and practice Of Naa
lVA teal Observations, systematic Penmansbp and Book
Keeping respectfully informs his Friends and the public, that
he giving Instruction the above the Mary
street. formerly occupied by the Hon. VIM Hunter office
Hours of tuition Gentlemen from TO 10 A. NJ Ladies from
to p M-Persons wishing instruction, will please make
mediate application.
Newport June "a. G
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SEPTEMBER 2d,
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Recent Adoiitions.-Via:

Recent Addifions.-Ii1:
1923 Francesca Carraa blythe author of romance and reality
vols
2524 Anna Grey, by the author Of CRANKY vols
2525 Chances and Changes domestic story, vols
2 Matthias and his mposnres the progress fanaucIsm
illustrated in the extraordinary - of Robert Matthew'S
l vol.
2526 Home by the author Of Redwood vol.
227 Cleans otruth Of real life struns Christian
truth, by Joseph Tuckeman, l vol
2527 The Brothers a tale OF the Fronde vols.
2529 The Student, by +. L, Buwar, vols.
$3.50 The Gipsy, by G. y II. James, 2 vols.
253l Womans Trials, by Mrs. 5, c. Hall, vol
l5S2 Coltons four years in Great Britain, Q vols.
3l5 Dunlaps American painters, vols.
1898 Dacre novel by the Countess Of Morley vols.
1884 Black Watch The Black Watch BY the author Of Dom
mics Legacy, vols.
255 Magpie Castle and other tales by Theadore Hook vol
35l3 Horse Shoe Robinson tale Of the tory ascendency by
the author of Swallow Barn. 2 vols
25l4 Monikins.--1he Monikins by Cooper 2vols.
25I5 Conquest of Florida by Theodore Irving. 2yols.
5I6 Bedford Regis sketches of country by Mary
Russell Milford. = vols.
57 Consannople and its environs, series Of letters by
Comd Porter. . vols.
l5IS Italian Sketch Book vol.
5l9 NV Le-by the author of Stories of Waterloo vols
500 Social Stories by Mrs. Sherwood . vols.
2 Table Task Specimens of the ableask Of the late Sam
Iel Tayor l vol
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28
NE w GOOD s .
VIM p. HALL has no,c open a stock of fash
ionabie Fail and and IVinter Goods-amoRg

them are the foiiotcing
Wooden oods-Bue black olive. brown dalia, and mixed
boadclohs blue drab lavender plain and striped ossmere
aud sattnes also yellow. white, and red hannels ,.
Horod Goods-Blue and brown camble creassaus of all
colors printed merino worsed hosiery and vestngs &c
bue black pou de sole black gro naps synshsws
and orences pongees silk hdk silk shawls silk gloves,
sorted sewing silks blond wells assortment of ribbons
black and blue black silk yel,e black and white silk hose.
Linen Goods--S4 linen damask. also linen damask cloths.
French cold table cloths birds eye nen shrtng nen linen
cambrcks linen cambria hdkfs brown linen, Russia diaper
linen tapes and linen thread
Also Ladies' & Genlemens horse skin gloves velvet ribbons
and variety of other goods Those whe favor with call
! will probably find the first quality OF Goods
/ Sept. 80.
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NOTICE.

Daniel G.. Dsnbam Clerk Of tho Supreme Judicial Court
of the State Of lhodelsand and Providence Plantations
he Cuny of Newport do hereby certify that at the August
term of said Court A. d. 1885, holden at Newport within and
orsad County Of divorce made by said Court be-
tween GEORGEW w. BROWNELL, HANNAH BROWN
ELL Portsmouth said County and that the bonds Of mat
rnony between the said George W. Brownell and Hannah
Brownell are hereby forever dissolved.
In testimony whereof have hereuno set my hand and ahx
ed of ssid Court said Newport this third day OF Sep
tembe year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
thrty-fve. DANIEL e. DENHAM, ChH'
Sept o. 3w.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

Gs~The Common Council of Boston have decld
ed in favor of sending Serenity IicO representatives
to the next Legislature from that city. The whole
State of New York sends but about one hundred to
their Legislature.
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MERINOES &c.
MIRABEAU's SYSTEM OF NATURE,

MIRABEAU'S SYSTEM OF NATURE,
Or the Lars of the Moral and Physical World.
THIS celebrated work (attrbutcd to Mia
beau, but written by Baron D'Holbach) is now in
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 an association of lit
erary gentlemen and published in parts, at I2 I-2
cents each by G. w. & A. J. Matsell, "a, Chatham
street, near Pearl street, New York.
The above and all the liberal works from the
New York & Boston mints be had on applica-
ton to CHARLES B. PECKHAM.
GA large assortment just received.
Newport, Oct. I3.
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Thompson the AbOlitionst.-The New York
Mercantile Advertiser says that Thompson sailed
from that port on Friday afternoon, in the ship Hi
lah, for Liverpool.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

OIL is computed that the population of the u
nited States increases at the rate of one thousand
per day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

Joseph Bonapar;e and suite have arrived at Phil
adelphia from Liverpool.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

UST received by the Subscriber so boxes German Cologne
% for sale at l37 Thames bottles OF compound
Corne TooWasb, few doz Of whole and half bottles Of
Jones Hair Oil in packages Of doz each.
July 20. JOHN bEMOND.
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DIED,

On Tuesday Goth inst Of Group, William, son OF Mr. Daniel
Goh, in the 18th year of his age
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THE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.

THE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
Essays of Ella, by Charles Lamb
Lives of Eminent Bgtish Staesmen.-Sir Thomas Moore
Cardinal Wolsey; Archbishop Cranmer William Cecil,
Lord Burlegh
A Simple Story, by Mrs Inchbad.
The Bee: Collection of Essays the interesting
and entertaining subjects: by Oliver Goldsmith.
Marriage: Novel.
Comus: by John Milton
The Life of Calico; with Illustrations ofthe Advancement,
of Experimental Philosophy
The adove published in 20 Numbers Of this popular pc
nodcsl, Price, III number 50 Year in advance
w. CALLAHAN, Ageu Newport.
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CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
TJLLEY & HAZARD

UAvING made arrangements with five Of the best Tailors
ID in this TO work for them, viii furnish a kinds OF
Clothing TO order ... .
nm James TiHey being himself Tailor by trade (havng
served time with No Workman is perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary for any garment from the Cloth TO
thread and gentleman can be accopnodaed without
the difficulty tho cheapest rates the work will be done
in ue best possible 49,. 49,
Their Clothes Cassimeres vestings and trimmings s be
of the very best, and their assortment complete
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SHIP NEws-PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Sunday 25hsloops George, Presreby, from Taunton for
wYork.-Rnerprse Osborn, from Edgarown for Charles
ton (S CComnodore Perry, Aborn from Providence for
Hartford
Monday 26th'-Schr Margaret Cobb, from Taunton, for
NewYork.-Benjsmn Bigeow, Wells from Boston for Alba
ny.-Van Buren,, Mayhem, from MISUNDERSTANDING Eds
comb from Bath.
ENTERED
Schr. Crown, Baker Boston-do. Maria, Small, do.
CLEARED.
Sch S. Carolina, Winsow, Georgetown, q. C.)-SloOp
Kingston, Howland, Havanua.
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"7HEREAS application has been made for administration
w the unsettled part of the estate Of Capt Henry Fo-
er late of jamestown decd, with the will annexed is
dered thereon that the consideration thereof be referred
Court Of Probate be holden the middle schoohouse
the first Monday November at O'Clock T. NJ in said town.
and that previous notice be given, by publishing a cppy
of this order three several times the Or Repvoan) for
all persons interested to appear and be heard By order
! JOHN REMINGTON, Probate Clerk.
( Jamestown Sept. 20, l535.-}y
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ESTRAYS.

ESTRAYS.
INTO the possession Of Sylvester Wlcor Jr Of South
hngsown on the lh Of July last, in damage feasant
,oI years gid hefsrsone ofwhch dark brown-iwo.
tnl req snd one dark red having artificial maks-An
nn Isa anosr The Statute Of Rhodelland az estrays
ThOMAs WELLS. Taea Ckrk
sssSkfnsrawn os. ett lsss sv.
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GLOVES!
~ ENTLEMEN'S first quality Blk. & cold French IL.
N $. Gloves.
ALsO-Lades' do of every dcscripion-Sone as low us
30 cts. the pair for sale at FOWLERb
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CARD.
YuNIE Subscriber would inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
ofNewpoft and vicinity that he has taken and fitted up
or their accommodation the rooms No. l37 Thamessrect
where he intends the pemery and hair dressing
business and hopes the good order OF his establishment
rct attention TO his business merit share of the public pat
ronage. Gentlemen informed that New York daily and 9th
papers will be furnished for their accommodation Lsie
separate apartment the South door
u No pains will be spared introduce the lnt, mode
cutting and dressing The least favor will be graoully
knowledgcd, and all orders executed with punctualiy.
JOHN REMOND.
N. r. Just received supply Of Perumey Curls &c.
which he offers for sale the reasonable terms.
Jnly 9TH If.
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CHAMPA GNE s Clare, Wines, for .sle by
u Ausu-t. s. Vim. d. Epkh
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FOR SALE.
a n Island in Point Judith Pond in South Kngstown cal
IA ed Little Comfort containing abou, ~ of land
For terms apply to CHRIS. G.. CUANPLIN.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING THE POST OFFICE, NBwronf, r. r.
OCTOBER LIST. 1895
c. Persons calling for them piR please sag g. ad-
rertised," as they are placed in separate bor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22
DEATH oF Nh. BARRY.

The last Packeffro- liverpool, brings intclh
rencc Of the death, at that place, Of the Hon
WILLIAM T BARRY, the United States Minis
ter 10 the court Of Spain. He died Of a p%ulnona-
ry complaint, with which he had been afflicted
for a long time previous to his departure from
Washington. The painful intelligence was Off
cially announced to the Secretary Of State by the
following letter from the American Consul a
Liverpool.
CONSULATE or THE UNITED STATES, !
Liverpool, Aug. 81, 1885. }
The Hon, John Forsyth, Secretary OF state &C
SIN AN opportunity offering yesterday by q
transient vessel, / avail myself II il, to convey
10 you the painful news of the death Of his excel
lency WILLIAM Il. BARRY, who, on his way q
the court of Madrid, arrived at this port on th'
10th inst. He landed in a state Of great debility
and was Immediately attended by two OF the
first medical men Of the place his malady how
ever, was beyond the reach Of human relief and
he sunk under it gradually, without pain or suf-
(erino of anv kind-ho bIeathed his last about
II O'Clock Yesterday, and will be inferred IN the
most respectful manner, but without ostentation
On the day after tomorrow.
have the honor to be,
Your obedisut servant,
rSignedl FRAS. B.. OGDEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22
Mr.. WEBSTER.

The Boston Atlas says Of this Gentle
man
awe trust that our friends will for the
future rest assured of the fact, that Mr.
Webster can in no emergency sustain ht
cause Of Mr.. Tan Buren,. Industriously al
such rumors have been circulated for po-
Etical effect, they are utterly and entirely
| without foundation. They have not even
the shadow ofprobability to rest upon. 10
| the case OF Mr.. Clay they were equally with
out foundation ; &yet how pertinaciously,
how confidently, the assertions were made
| The slightestshadow of suspicion that MIR
| c.. could ever be SO false to himself, never
| for a moment darkened our confidence in
the integrity and wisdom of that extraordi'
nary man; most extraordinary indeed in bis
natural gifts, and in his many opportuni-
| ties of exerting them, TO the honor, the
happiness, the prosperity, and the peace
Of the country.
"The Statesman Of the West, and the
Statesman OF the North, true to their great
powers, their high trusts, their noble
principles, now as over the champions oil
civil and constitutional liberty, will be
faithful to their cause and their calling TO
the last. The sun Of their life has passed
it's zenith--the sun OF their fame has shed
but its dawning beams upon the world
| Their names will live, and their glory
grow green, when the thousand and one
popular rivals and popular idols Of the day
shall have passed utterly from the page o.
history, and left no trace of their power IN
the institutions of their native land. Car
it be possible that such men will bartel
their deathless names for the infamy OF be
traying the friends and principles they
have sustained"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22
From the National Intelligencer.
RACES

Second Day.-The races on the 18th were ex.
cellent and interesting the weather fine and a
full field.
The first race, for the Washington Plate, was
won in two heats by Mr.. Thompson's colt 9
miles each time 3, so and $3.50.
The Sweepstakes was won by Mr.. Bovco's
Rebecca Coleman, in two heats time $50 and
1858.
FooT RAcE.-Immcdiately after the roso 10.
day, for the Proprietors' Purse, there g;ii ~
Foot Race Of 100 yards, for $500 a s,ac hn tI " I
MI Pryor OF Alabama, and Mr., Polly Of Georgc.
town. d; Z. Neither Of he oompetitor, has ~.
9r been beaten, Mr., Pryor last week on tbe
i ! rec mn course, oeat the celebrated PEREZ
IUo YARDS $1,000 a side.
aLnhD DAY.-The Proprietor's Purse $500
1%'eo mile heats, was won BY Mr.. Godman's
r-ampsedell, IN three heats. Gen. Hupter,s
captain took the first heat. The race aItogeth-
er was the hardest contested, from first TO last
That has been witnessed for a long time. II was
was won by a length only at last, and the infer.
est was kept up to the last Jump.
Mr.. Pryor won the Foot Race,
FOURTH DAY.-The race Of Yesterday. A
mile heats, for the Jockey Club purse of Si0o0
was won BY the star Colt E%ncicro, in two heats.
beating Joshua and drohe. Ohio did NOT STAR,
The Ace Of Diamonds broke Town in the sec.
ond mile, and was stopped.
Iime-First heat, s min. 6 ser.
y, SECOND neat 3 min, Is sec.
The track was heavy from a rvcent rain.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22

GREAT SwIMarIMo.-A short time since, saws
Galiguani's Messenger, eight Of the best swim
mers Of the Austrian Garrison of Bregenz engs-
ged for a wager, to swim across Lake Constance
from that town in the Tyrol for Lindap, a dis
lance Of nearly six miles. They started at ten
O'Clock, and at three minutes before three o'clock
a private soldier, named Tutja, reached the
bridge at Lindau. In thirty two minutes after.
wards he was followed Lieut.. Cepharowitsch.-
The six others only went about half the distance
and were then taken into the boats that attended
them. The wind was blowing from the west.
and the temperature Of the water was II degrees
of ReaHmer, or 20 ia Of Farenheit. This is
perhaps the greatest distance ever traversed by
swimming in fresh water. The two men who
completed their task were perfectly blue when
they landed their pulse was scarcely perceptible
and several hours elapsed before their bodies re.
sunled their natural heat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22
T~FNpFPANC MEETING

The Young Mems temperance Society Of Mar.
tinshurg held its quarterly meeting at the Luthe-
ran Church, on Saturday evening the 10th inst.
On motion Of Mr.. Weiser ii was,
Resolued, That we feel it our duty as TEN.
perance Society, to make renewed exertions to-
advance the cause of Temperance.
Mr.. w. supported the above resolution with
a pertinent address, after which it was unani-
nously adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Matthews it was,
Resolved, That the constitution be so amend
ed as TO substitute seven for twelve managers.
The Society then proceeded TO the election Of
a board of managers for the current year, when
the following gentlemen were duly elected
John X. Wilson, John Strother, John s. Hari-
son jr., VIM. II. Reed, John Snider jr., Daniel
Ii. Doll, and Hiram Bowen.
ResolpeG. That the Secretary on hshalf Of
the Society, subscribe for 20 copies Of the South
ern Temperance Star.
Resolved, That the Editors in this place DO
requested to publish the above proceedings.
EDMUND p. HUNTER, PREs'T.
WIN. G.. ANDERSON, Seen.