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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
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TEMPERANCE AiEETING


On Saturday AprA the :26h the friends OF total
abstinence met ii, Swamp Spring Schoo!housc.
Campbell coantY, and organised Society 10 he can
e1 ne Total abstinence Socteiy y Camp5cH upon
the ainciplc of total abstinence from all infoI'c4-
fine arinks ,rlelcpea, believing it 10 be the most
,neclual way to- take heed TO yourselves, least at
any time your hearts be overcharged with sufir't'
ting and drunbcaaes52 |, is not proposed at all
10 interfere with the regular action of those lem
perance Societies thai 30 not so far as we, but 10
cooperate with them in doing good. The society
elected It's officers 6c.-Io the jHdcfaugaIlc cXtr'
lions of Mr.. Robed i5aaier, this society is much IN
debed for its formation he is its President II
numbered on tina day forty three members, aud al
litons have since been ma lc, uugmcnllng the num-
Der 10 between fifty and sixty. Fifteen copies of
the American Temperance lotclilgcnccr were sub
scrihej fot, and The Secretary was directed TO fur
nsh an abstract Of our proceedings for publication
in the I4ynchburs newspapers, the Southern Ken
gio4s I, egraph, and other religious newspapers
Richmond the Temperance S;ar, and the America
Tcmpcrance lntGligcncrr, winch papers are here
by respectfully requested to copy from the Lynch
burg Democrat.
by order Of the Society
JAMES PANKEY, Sec.
C,mubell county, May, 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
May Is
ROOTS AND SHOES,

Ladies
Misses
oen,,.msns BOOTS AND SHOES,
Boys AMI |
Chiljrcn's
OF every variety and quality. lately received from
tho mos, approved factories, comprising an assort'
mcnt a, once the extensive aud best sel'clsd
| .fnny to be found in this part Of Virginia. and will
, oc sold at az low prices us the same quality AMI
KIND nre sold in Virginia.
lie intends N future to engage more EXTENSIVE
" IN The Hot Business aud will always crdenyor
To yend hr iccs IN this line Of such quality and ut
such prices ns cannot fail 10 give satisfaction 10
purchasers lie has jus, received Il handsome a.
| sorimrn OF
Gen,le,nen's superior Black & Drnb Beaver Hats
do Medium and Common Fur do
Youths Black 90 Nv
| Mems md Boys Wool Hats and Caps do
| Bows and Childrcn's Fancy Caps
All Of whi.h, will he sold at a smaD advance on
manofac,ure,s prices Also. constantly on hand,
phila,lclphia AID New York Cnlskins, Kip SKINS,
WINK aud Russell Upper Leather Best Oak Tanned
| s,oal Leather Red ditto. Travelling Trunks nnd
| Travelling Bag, Letter Writing, and Wrapping
| Paper, &c. &c. M. w. DhVENrChi
| May II o."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
LIVERY STABLE.

ZHH f. subscriber having rented the Stable arros
1 ,he alley, from tho Franklin Hotel, formerly
occupied by Leonard Seay. is prepared 10 Keep
Houses by the day, week, or month, %" moderate
terni.-and has good gentle horses consfany for
hire n, the usual rates. ". Il JONES.
May 81 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
N1USCAI'EL iNE. n

MUSCATEL W me. 'e.
LNIFIEEN to eighteen gallon or half quarter
casks, Muscslri Vine superior quality
q doz Muscsiel VINE, superior, in
75 lbs Superior Family 1es
- lbs Numrgs, best fresh
3 chest. Black lea
rs lbs Annette beat Spanish
80 boxes Oranges aud Lemons
5b doz Porter
10 quarter casl. aud . pipes Made,n
. do do burgundy Il,
% doz Port Vine
II do Champagne do
30 doz. Clafel do
20 dor. Madeira do
3 pipes aud 3 quatter casks Champaign
and French Brandy
d. boxes Rni,tns yrry low
D barrels aud II boIe. Starch
800 gross Bottle aud Wal Co,hs
% do Walls assorted
80 doz. papers OF Pins.
30 gross Elastic Steel knitting Needle
23 doz. Slate, escorted
2 barrels aud 30 baskets Sweet Oil
100 ibsfresh Candy, assorted
1000 lbs birthstone
ltlO lbs Salt P.ite
200 lbs Zante Currents pptrior, fresh
$500 lbs. EPSON Salis
1000 lbs 6laubei's do
q barrel. Lin,ee5, Tanners aod Lam
Oil
90 gallon. Cohl Lar, Spis. Turpeotine
aud Cotton SeedO,
Is2 Gum Shelack aud Copa
Segais, Snuiis, Chew ing and Smoking IL.
bacto
Brushes assorted all kinds
Fancy Soaps aud perlnmfry. great rdrietg
Gun. aud Pistol double and single barfei.
Gini md percussion Locks, n large aud
superior assottms ut
$40 kegs md pors. White Lead, Spanish
Brown
LIMP Black, Prussian Blue. Chrome Vel
Ios and Blue Pant in Oh
5000 bs. dry PaIpt., assorted colors
10000 lbs Log~oo6, Fnsiic aud Camwood,
ground AMI IN sucks
barrels Copal, Japan aud Furniture
Varnish
300 lbs Coper,s, Blue Sfonr and Alum
400 lbs Black prpp, r, Al p,ce aud Gin-
ger, part sfoiind
$50 lbs Liquoric. and Lqnnrice Root
800 b.. Indigo
23CD lbs. Nader, best Dnich
II half barrels do family Mackcrcl
100 gallons best do Moiasses, etc sic.
For Sal. by Howell DAWES.
May Ii us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

We have on hand a o, Of Superior FAM
BAG ON, which will be sold on moderate terms
r. s.
May Is Ills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
800 REV ARD.


HG Piltsylvania county. Virginia, II miles west
Of he Court House, on the 2nd instant a negro
man named
TOM.
twenty -onc years Of age. OF dark brown complex
ion feet eight inches high. stout aud squire built,
weighs 10 pounds. likely. of lively appearance,
round face, good set of teeth aud coudtenanc
aud read print II strongly suspect thai he -
aiming for Kentucky. or OHIO, Il II Is probable he
NAV have been furnished with free papers, and IL
passing by some other name. II is also probable
that suiur whIie man may he With him, assisting
MIN on. A short time previous to his going oil n
ore WAS broken open j. Henry county, an3
eisl Il dollars stolen thetefrgm, oil which he u as
,tron.l, suspected, and, since his departure, no
doubt remains bot he did il. purchased him itom
lhomas Mitchell in the county OF Henry. Jh'ns
saunders who last fall moved from Franklin conn
~ to Pulaski county. Kentucky, carried with hun
he wife OF said Tom. Any person experimenting
aid negro, and securing hin in jail shall receive
ave dollars reward, or twenty doiiar', together
with tra,!ing expences il they Will deliver sal
fellow a. my house. Any person heHrins OF the
above negro will confer a favor by writing 10 the
,ubiCrhcr. JaMEo a. MI ibif.L'.'
Nav 81 "o"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
REVIEW.

CI' TIE Ll MUD Q no IN4f''N'1'
CORRECTED BY HoLcoMBE FRhE'
Extreme prices ofpasscd Tobacco IS % to IA 81
,acas;a. ~ co,,n,o, IS to s 90
Common TO good oo'o ~
49, N1annf,c,ur:no Qualities Q 90 to Ia 80
Lugs, w "
Strips none in markct)
INSPECTED the past week Cpl Hhds passed Tobacco
I45 hhds refused total 7G6.
The quality opening is large Prices t'lly Su' =
tanned and the market animated Cool shPp'rS 10
bacco sells readi from $40 10 ID. Crops average
from 50 to IL according to quality.
Theirs is considerable speculation IN many arl''
cles Bacon would sell at l2l cls. per pound by inc
wagon load Sugar and Coffee are looking up !
Flour may be quoted 25 cts. lower than tho las
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
Drunkenness - Legal Responsibility.

writer in the Charleston Courier, no appears
10 be well Informed on the subject con'radIcs the
snlcFcnces which have been drawn from q recent
decision Of the U. S. District Court in that city,
I'VE TO the responsibility OF intoxicated persons
Tor crimes pcrpetroel during the hallucina;ion DC
t0soned by 1t. He says:
" was present during the whole trial, and heard
inc opinions delivered by the Judges. They were
OF opinion that the prisoner was not amenabIe to
punishment, because at the time Of the preparation
OF The decd, he not conscious ofthe crimlnality
o' me act, laborng as he then was. under disease
called Man Po!u," or Delirnm Trcmens,"
ot The Horrors, which Was not state u Lnto3ica
ron but the consequence oft. The disease was
proved TO have been produced by the want of that
STIMULUS which occasions drunkenness.
The law was clearly stated TO be- that II man
~A'tN IN Stale Of intOrication, commits crime
ne is punishable. 1t agsreva'es the guilt, Here
Is The misconcapllon Of some people Let II be
men understood by every one, that if any commits
arr'me Wills, drunk, he will be punished by law
F'ano excuse, 81 d never has been So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

AnJoUpSMEST.-The Legislature of New York
en- Monday last adjourned sine die, after session
Of l26 days, during which they passed 81 acts,
either public or private. Notu Outstanding the hue
and cry about "monopolies,' the Legislature have
passed over fHy acts ef iaeorPoraii u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
CLOTH, AND cAssErM nREs

Blue Black, SeeI-mixed and Medley,
Bought at auction,
Which can sell 10 Wholesale Dealers, at
NoRrngns PKiGL3.
NJ. NJ. KERR,
B4ak Square
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

T. The Protestant Episcopal Convention for
the Diocese OF Virginia commenced lis annual
ses- ion IN this place yesterday Bishop Meade
We learn, presdes. the s,nior Bishop, MIR. Moore
being absent. We are crowded with visitors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
vi AGsEsHAGsCS.

Campbell county, May, 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

ON now receiving my Spring supply Of FAN
CYAND STAPLE GOODS, which will sci
tOpc for cash. M. M ~
April 80 avn
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15
-'--r'r'-T-v'7''. .DUMFRIES'
 ITCH OINTNl E:NT.

THyfIE exaansive sale and established reputation ot A Dpmfries' Itch Ointment, encOurages the ffOprl' etr tn rec0mme nd t with renewed confidence i0 the s,sbe, as mns. innocent well powerful applic"- aiDa for this annoying disease The mes, nveteraie eases have been c,rd in honr, by this esteemed Oiassnenl. It contains mercury, or other noxious ingredient and may he confidently applied even 10 the youngest children. Price 37 t.2 ce0ts
 p None are genuine unless signed on the outside immediate successor ,o the late Dr. w. Y. COSwAY.- For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 99, Court Street, near Concer, Hall, Boston, and also by hi' special appointment, by
 Samuel Bueiand /. c. Beek.uiih, Litchfeld
 E. Co,cles, South Farms Daniel Norton
 Canaan :; Judson & Whiltlesry, W. Presten
 fsaac s. Wads,corsh. BeihIem; Norton
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discountio those who buy 10 sell again.
 March 27 lye4w42
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15
Yhe 1.itchfield Mutual Fire
 Insurance Company

"AS incorporated at the last session "f w the legislature, and authorised to effect Assurances on Buildings and Fixtures only in tl,e County of Litch6eld. The company was organized in the month of July last. and went into operation about the first of September; i; and has now effected insurance on large a. mount of property. and has a fund paid m and secured sufficient [" meet any prohah'e loss.
 The advantages of this method of insurance are, shat man who has policy is a member of the company. and has right [" t'e inspec- Iion of the Books, and to vote in all meetings Of ihs Company, and has also right to the dividends. The policies are made to run i've years. and the person eifrcting insurance is required to pay the premium for one year o"- Iy, at the same rate charged in other offices, and the premium for fOur years (which is the utmost liability of the assured) is charged ou the Books Of the Company. and not called fo' unless necessary to meet losses. and the ac' count is balanced at the expiration Of the DO Hey. ..
 Application for insurance may be made d. recliy at the office of the Company, or to the agents in the several towns.
 SYLVESTER GALPIN, Seeretary.
 Litehfeld, yan. So, 1884 IyS1
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15
AttcDHeI1 aMQtfrer PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, -- BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village aud single mail subscribers, i've dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six mOnlhe.
 To companies of any number ever six, $I 50 per year. payable as above. To companies ess than six, $A 1S per year, payable Hs before. 25 cents will he Is made iN advance. These prices are exclusive of ma Or stage charge fol transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearases are Pald, except at the discretion Uf the editor.
 Notice Of wish lO discontinue must be given before the expiration or year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $l, aWd tue saane rropOraioN Cor two more squares 1at square, 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks ~ per cent per week. liberal deGuotiom made for adveTa'aemen,s coR,0uedl 6 or l2 months.
 Adm'n's'rators' aud Executors Notices, $l % C"Innissioners' Notices, 25
 AM communications must be poet-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15
POETRY.
From the Nesc- York Mirror.

TO ONE FAR AWAY. BIN. P. wILLrs.
 "And lhoa art iair, --, who, when my being overhOwed, Vert like golden chaliee 10 bright wine, Which else had sunk into the dusty ear,h.''
 SheLIey's PrOmethew Ae, gaziog on the PIeiades, .. We count each bright and starry one, Yet wander from the light of these To muse upon the Pleiad gone As, bending OCT Eesh gathered flowers, The roses most enchanting hue Reminds us but of other hours
 Whose roses were asi lovely too :-- So, dearest, when rove amoRg The bright ones ef this foreign sky. And catch the smile, or list the song,. Or watch the dancers gliding by,- .. The fairer stiil they seem 10 he, The more it stirs a ihorgh, of thee: Ths sad, swee. hetls of fwilight.chime Of many hearts may touch but one; And 20 this seeming eareless rhyme Will whisper to thy heart alone. 1 give it to the winds. The bird Let loose, to his tar sest will flee, And love, though brea,hed but cn word Will find thee over land and sea. Though clouds across the sky have driven, We trust the star at las, will shine, And, like the very light of heaven, trust thy love-frmst thoM in nsine
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15
NOTICE To RHEUMATIC INVALIDS

.
 DEhSONS sufsring under Rheumatic Affection
 are respectfully assured, that they can obtain ui ahe proprietor nnd hs agents a safe and admirable re medy Tor kHEUMATtSM,h however obstinate the dis order may be, and in all it's different Mages. Of. Jeb6s RlsesSnsGtsc Lsglsment!! will afford immediate relief to the patient, and has eomei'aes been attended with such extraordinary sur- cess as so cure the must distressing Rheuma 24 ho1gs: even when ofy years standing.
 Iha highly valuable Lniment is recommen ended with aconhdence founded the experience oG many years, oot only az cure CDr shat excruciang isease 6u, as 2" exceie"t application for Stiffness of the Joints, Nnmhness, SpraMs. Chilbiaias, &sc.
 Is considered 60 superior t0 every thing ese, ana |" possess such uncOmMon viriues that l is "ruered 'r"m distant parts the couniry.)
 . Am age"s recently writes: Piease send me n fur. !hsr supply of !ehb's L"iment the first oppor,uny-- s"a'' probahiy sell considerable quantity, as H is recommended hy some of our physicane very highly, aNoagh c""'rary to their rules and regulations ete 's most decided proof of their confidence in s invai. uale properties.
 An"ther age"t writes: "l wish you Co forward me e"nae WHore of Jelbs Liniment, which has recommen. eed "'e'f very highly" Price 5Ocens bo,tie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15
1hs PaiatM aud facilitating complaint of
 THE PILES

receives immediate relief and n numerous has l'een 'horo"ahly cured by the administration of
 Danyries' Remedy for the Piles.
 FNt5fS approved compound also ni,iga,es and re. II moves the symptoms which frequently accompany teat d!soruer, aud increase the danger of the patient l"digee.io". sud other marks of debility.
 relieved Patieai writes from distance, " h is bu, justice to you to inform you, that have used your Dumrcs Remedy Cor the Piles for some time pas, and have sooN'l il eunently suecessful.'' ' The remedy is quite innocent, and may he aalmnis. sesea [" all ages aad boih sexes. Plan and ample D. seeesoDs, with a description of the cnmplant accOm. Paay each package, which consists oi tsoo bores ooe containing ao Oin'meni. and the other an Elec,uary Price Tor both articles, 50 cents where bu, one
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-01
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

A meeting of the Democratic Republican freeman
was held at the State-house in this town on Satur
day evening last, agreeably to notice published IN
the Mercury of that day the meeting was attended
by an unusually large number of freemen consider
ing the lateness of the notice. where after appoint
ing committee of superintendance of about twen-
ty members, it was voted that when the meeting adj
Journed, 1t would be to meet again first on Thurs
day the I'd of April, second Tuesday the 7th,
third on Saturday the 18th, and fourth on Tuesday
the l4th Inst making four meetings previous
to proxIng for general officers. Those four meet
ings will be held at the house, on the evening
OF each of the said days at o'clock The citizens
and freemen ofNewport respectfully invited to
attend, more particularly at this time, when the
town OF Newport has great an interest in the
which will probably grow out of the
State election
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-01
THE WIRE WIG PROX

The Wire-Wig Prox, an animal of the canine
species with small head and no tail was discover
ed few days since lurking about the city of Prov
idence. We annex below the last description that
naturalists have been thus far able to give OF
this deformed animal.
For Gov, Nehemiah r. Knight, of Providence !;
for Lieut.. Governor, George Engs, of Newport; for
Senators, Thomas Whpple, of Coventry Samuel
West, of Tiverton; Samuel w. King, Johnston !;
Wager Weeden of S. Kingstown Bennett Low
of Warwick; Jesse Brown, of Hopkinton Stephen
steere, of Smithfeld Byron Diman, of Bristol :;
William Brown, of N. Kingstown; the vacancy for
10th Senator is not yet filled by the committee Hen
ry Bowen, for Secretary Albert C.. Greene, for At
torney Gen; John Sterne, for general Treasurer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-01

each of whom shall be entitled to receive bounty
OF ten dollars, ON enlistng and the other half on
joining the corps to which he may belong.
by the act Of April 81, 1906, two hundred and fif
thousand dollars put into the Presidents hands
to build Gun Boats and twenty thousand more tn
office and man them, "rhea he shall Judge the same
erpedient
by the act of January g, 1903, one million was
put INTO the Presidents hands to repair and build
such iortihcat'ons "as he may deem necessary" Sc
How can Gov KNIGHT and Mr. Robbins reconcile
1t to their consciences in leaving the town of New
port defenceiess' they have done by voting against
TINS necessary appropriation of three million in case
Oh war; Ihe progress of the military works at
newport had been Provded-for in the fertilization
DILL But the bill having been lost, the progress of
the works is arrested, hundreds of workmen are
thrown out of employment, not a single cannon Is
mounted, and should war take place, the whole ofl
'he works OF which have not yet been completed,
viii be m danger of being destroyed-again we ask
now can these Senators reconcile their votes with
their oaths But to return to the acts of Congress
by the act of June IA, seven hundred, and ffiv
thousand were put into the Presidents hands 70
complete and build such Notifications as in the
opinion of the PresidenflofvMe United States man
de deemed necessary" Here the contingent princi /
pie IL again recognized to its fullest extent
by the act of Dec, l3. 1912, one million were
placed IN his hands to pay the militia if necessary
&c In fact for more than forty years past acts of
Congress have been repeatedly passed, dependent on
contingencies for their execution and the President
made the sole Judge to determien when the contin
sency should happen But our senators Robbins
and hNlGHT had rather have our whole State de-
enceless than repose the trust in President of the
peoples choice. We shall probably pursue this
subject further but at present we ask the people of
Rhode-lsland to pause and reflect on these things
Can they repose confidence in men who thus tr;de
Win their security in danger and perhaps lives and !;
property. :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-01
For the Rhode-Island Republican.
IMPORTANT NEWS
Ring the bells. Ring the bells

Ring the bells Ring the bells.
In the early part of last week steam boat arrived
rom New York, and brought the mail a. usual in
that mail there were SO packages weighing us
pounds, franked by the Hon. asher Robbins, Sena-
'or OF The United States from Rhode Island marked
P"ohc documents, and addressed to said Robbins.
was ascerta'ned that the regular postage had they
come m the same form in which they did. v;tbo,,
ranking, would amount to s2.SOO-tbis 50
much astonished the Yankees, that MANY of them
undertook to guess how Mr.. Robbins could possibly
receive such quantity of documents by one mail
IN ms Official capacity Senator and after short
une they como TO the conclusion that ,hey must be
tor the purpose of aiding in the approaching elec
"oo' 10 secure the success of the mongre prox, with
n"'g"' AT the head, aud nobody at the tall well if
's was the case, will not be safe to estimate the
"'nount OF postage in distributing these documents
o'er 's state, at one sixth the postage from Wash
'"g'o"' say Si6666 2-3 making s3, go, 66 % to
'"'' may oe added the cost of printing, wrapping
p"Per' '"'ne, scaling wax, &c, paid for by Uncle
'""'' we cant say how much but suppose s235,-
'o i-', how much the mail contractors NAV call on
he fost Master General for, as an additional conn
'cnsaton for this improper baggage. we cant oue.s
or VIII we make the attempt. now if Mr. Robbins
tins way can save $4,000, Mr.. Knight may do !
nc same, and we ask if the two Senators in Rhode
sland makes saving of 81, 900, what must Pon- |,
eA'er' Clay, Webster. Calhoun, and many other a
enators of the same description, residing in larger b
ta'cs' be entitled TO, conclude by saying,
all men on earth, these should be the last to at
ck the Post Master General, and accuse him in >,
e most unjust. and abusive manner of wasting the !,
nblic money, but these are the men tha, cause all d
C evils that exist, and they first. and foremost
proclaim to the world, the most unwaran,ed and "a "a
''im'ted charges agains, the management, of N. :.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-01
(C0mmunicated.l

GF We call upon our neighbors of the Wing
state Committee-as they seem much at a loss for
a Tenth Senator-to fill the vacancy with the name
OF their worthy and distinguished feow-citizen.
Henry Potter, of this town as he cannot be run az
'enerai Treasurer-he will consent probably to
serve as senator in his own appropriate phra.
the smallest tacors gratefully acknowledged"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-01
q y Il
o. A CHALLENGE,.,

AT meeting ofthe Democratic Republican Com
mittee convened on the evening of the Both. il was
voted unanimously, TO invite all the citizens of N.
town of Newport to attend the meeting to be holden
at the State-House tomorrow evening. Mr. Roh
olns and such others of the opposition as may be
disposed to take part in the discussions of the meet
ing, are requested to attend-he and his fe nds NAV
be heard upon the loss of the Fortifcaon Bill. &c
the friends of the Administration will reserve N.
privilege of reply.
The Herald ofthc Times is invited to publish this
notice.