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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02
alss'u DAVID Kyle. and Hugh Campbell, executor
Of William kyle deceased.

alss,r, DAVID Kyle. and Hugh Campbell, executor
Of William Kyle, deceased.
YHAKE net,ce. that. on tn. ninth. tenth, and
eleventh days OF April next. between the
rising and setting Of the sun on said days. Al the
Washington Hotel. ia the town OF Lynchburg. we
sbaH proceed 10 take the Deposit ions Of Abraham
r. Becers and sever Il othrrs that, on the lob OF
The same month, between the same hours ut the
tavern Of German Jordan. ia the county OF Camp.
hell we shall proceed TO take the dsposi'ions Of
John Alexander and others--hai, on the 23d, 9Th,
and 25ih Of tho same month, and between III.
same hours, at the Storehouse Of Elisha II. Pres.
ton, in the county Of Bedford we shall proceed TO
take the dispositions OF James wight and others
that, on ihs OH day Of May neat between the
same houi,t a, the bell Tavern, IN Lcwishurg, in
Greenbrier county, We shall, proceed to take the
deposition oil John Mavs-"hich taid dispositions
to be read as evidence in the suit now depend.
ing N the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Cbsncsry for the town OF Lynohburg. IN which we
sr. plsntiffs, and YOU are defendants when and
where you may attend If you hink proper.
HARRISON NJ. GIBBS, and Mary Am
his wife. late Mery Anu Mays
adm1 of Joseph Mays. deed
Marcho Wv
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VTin"iNlA AT Jules held in the Clerks Once Of
nc c"cuit superior Court of Law and Chanccy
.u'oru Ct UNITY the I'd day of February, 1s35.-Tho,
nMu"siord' Pltt against Charles Whiteley, Thomas
SNnneley and Susan Whitley, (Which said Thomas
us" are infants under 81 years OF oge and Jack ST.
ION, Deits.-ln Chancery
l.; ne defendant Charles Whteley, not having ente
ms appearance and given security according the sc
nssempy ana the rules of tins court, and it ap's-I
ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhals
this commonwealth; tits ordered, that he do appear
on me hst day of the term, aud answer the P
un hii that this order be inserted in newspa
Puoshod ia Lynchburg for two months successfully
osed at the front door of the court house Of this
on SEINE court day
:, copy-Tcstc, JOS WILSON cll
March IL WIN
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
The house on the corner of Main
EVG street and F!icnds Ally, formerly oc-
EH cuped by Lancaster & Marsh. THIS
S1E3a&4a1k house is well adapted to the Gro
ctfy and Commission business as any house in
this place, being twenty four feet vide and eighty
SIX IN length and first rate cellar extending half
the depth OF the house. For further particulars up.
ply to the subscriber
DAVID r. LYMAN
Feb Q ia
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March ~
VIRGINIA

VIKITTNIN
"A Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of IN. r.,
81 Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Tho neU
OF buckingham the second day OF February lsa5
liam Walton, plaintiff, against George Dimguii r. ST.,
$. Diugnd, Sampson Dmeuid. Gcorse Christi,n pnoo
r. Dmgnid and kebecca Christian defendants y, rE
Gerry, ;" ''an'
Inc defendants George nuiguid Jr and Cso,a.r IN,
s"o, not ,as"s entered their appearance and yiy J.
Inv according to the act Of Assembly and Tho secu'
court ana appearing by satisfactory eyd,n,n ~ oi tbs
&c not inhabitants Of this country II il n,J ~ mat s
ara abent defendants do appear here on the g. the
=" next Pritfrm aud answer tho bill of The nl,,n,mV Of
mat ac"py OF this order be fot t,w III inserted r. and
oug Virfin'an for two months su ccesyely end lynch
Tue front door ofthe court house ofthis county fosa at
Copv-Tese
ROLEF ELDRlpGE. Crs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02

THE subscriber has just reee'v
ed fol supply Of the above val
liable Bslsam Of Heslih, which Is
now e,teo.i,ely used and known
rnmany places in the states oil Vr.
ginia, Maryland. Pennsylvania, u
h,o. New York aud Kentucky, with
astonishing success. and has per-
formed wonderful cures III Dys-
pepsis, Cnolics, Nervous lrr-
mors. Lo~ness Of Spirits, Palrita-
tion Of the heart ut is also a So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02
Feb. %

Wih''NlA--At Rules held in tho CLERKS O0ico -, -
'Hfult superior Court of Law aud Cbono tf'
we county OF Mel on in the month Of Decenbe, 0
Jon" hors'ey, James Faris and euben D pama. =
ana partners, trading under the STYLE and r ca.
" ,s'ey' faris Co, Plaintiffs, against JohnP sen,
'onn thompson, Jr, Richard Burcb Levi w Mcnoan
'" ,r Leonard i"i"ier Defendnn,s.-In Chancer, '
ne aoicnoants Richard Burch and Levi W MeDo,r
"ceoru'hs 10 the act of Assembly, aud the rules NJ ~
OUT ana IL ppcarine by satisfactory evidence ,f
& Nv" nhp''ants OF this country 1t is ordered Tlnk
~ ~ next ana answer the Plaintiffs b and tina, ,m
~ ms order be forthwit h inserted in the LypI
,, ," newspaper published in the town Of l,bd
hurg Tor two months succ essivey and ano,be, cons
some court day - " .''"!
Copy-Tcstc,
Fol- ., RO; C. CUTLER rh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02
COTTON CORD.

yNHE subscriber will in future, keep good as
Il sor,msnt Of Cotton Cord. of different descrip-
80, such as WIRE or Gable Cord--and other de-
ferip,lons obsmall Cord, sui,asse for mantua-ma-
xsrs. Also. Cotton Plough Lines Wrapping
Twine and Seize Irvine, wholesale CT retail.
ABNER GARRETT.
March % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
ME subscribers having been separately en-
gagged for several years in the wholesale Dry
Goods business, have lately entered into coport.
nership for tho prosecution of the same, under the
irm Of HALLOCK & BATES, at No. 23i,
Penrl Street, corner Of Burlng Slip
They have awaited themselves of ample room by
completely arranging together with the frat floor
and cellar, the spacious loft Of the building in which
they purpose 10 keep n stock Of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods comprising an assortment which per
hnps will no, be surpassed by any in the city.
They therefore respectfully invite their friends
and Merchants ut distance, to call and examine
their Goods, and venture with confidence to as
sure them tina, tho prices at which they SELL taken
IN connection with the assortment kept render in
ducemeris TO purchasers rarely offered
CHARLES i1ALLOCK.
GILBERT BATES
New York, Feb % 2m
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Nin"iNiA.-At rules held IN tho CLERKS Office Of
circuit superior Court of Law and Cbnnc,ryI
1e county oil Nelson IN the month of February ls5;
George trump ard William Lyon, merchants and M
mer unu'ns under the firm of and style of Crump and
ron RUS against benjamin d. Harris and Lee W. Hua
Delts.-n Chancery. N NV y -
Inc defendant Benjamin d. Harris not having e,er,
appra' ancc ana gwen security according 10 the Act ID
empty ana the rules OF this court and il sppcptinR h
iactorH evidence that he is an inhabtant Of In,
y,n Is ordered, that the said defendant do apr.ar
m t'r mrs. DAY OF April teri next, and answer the
sottco IN inc Lynchburg Vrebian, newspaper pullfl
III ,he town OF Lynchburg, for two months succe,sr
ana anoher copy posted athe front door of ecou-k
o' 'his county, ON some court day..
a Copy-Teste, RIO. r. fIITJrR Clerk
Feb. ~ " LIN IA !
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VALUABLE PROPERTY



"A LOT and buildings in Buchanan.-The main
- building is of brick, two stories high-on the
first floor, there is well finished Store and Count
ing Room % f. wide by As deep and a Grocery
Room 10 by % On the second floor there are four
rooms and passage, well arranged for he conve-
nlence and comfort Of family. The out buildings
are brick Kitchen, frame Smoke House. and u
Stnbe. The buildings are all new, are in n mosl
advantageous situation for business and will COM
mand, OF once, high rate of rent The value of
property in this place is rapidly increasing and ii is
believed none offers greater advantages than this.
purchaser wishing 10 occupy 1t, can get posses
sion as soon the stock of Goods on hand (now
much reduced) can be disposed of. Application to
&c made to James Nj. Johnston, Che surviving
partner of the frm,) on the premlsesif by letter,
posage-Pald ss.esxs
RAILEY & JOHNSTON.
~ 3. The Goods on hand would be sold en- ad
vantsgeous terms TO the purchaser II sale of the
Lot is effected They consist OF articles hnt al
most without exception would tie desirable in any
good assortment K. 81.
Buchanan, March % N3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02

About two years ago | was severely afflicted
with the Dyspepsia, which had Tor he last fifteen
years, previous TO the above named time, which
was very much increased by my having blood
vessel rupured upon my lungs, occ"sinned 10y lit
ing-w hich increased my complaint, Dyspepsia
and general debility and weakness, to such a de-
gree, that for Two year. previous TO my using III"
Gatlegant Balsam never Eat a meal but my stom-
ach became painful that had immediately Il"
throw it up. Seeing Garleganis Balsam OF Health
advertised, was induced 10 try bottle: after
taking the very first dose appeared 10 strengthen
my stomach aud every dose Of the first bottle
helped me much, that IN the course OF few
days my stomach began to retain and digest every
thing eat. | continued to use The Balsam until |
used seven bottles, winch cured me entirely, ami
restored me 10 perfect health. which have en- oy-
ed ever since, and not before loT fifteen Years.
cheertully recommend il 10 al persons =" no are af
licied with Dyspepsia or debility of stomach
Given under my hand this l'h day of January
1894. HENRY LOUrAN,
Frederick County, Va.
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II. W. " u u VHTa
Wholesale Groeers & Forwardiug uer-
1hnnks-- Pr hmnrd w


r6HHE Subscribers are now receiving, by The ship
Il Louisiana, and other vessels, their SPRING
SUPPLf-eonsis',ng of
600 bags prime green rev crop Coffee
200 do old Java q Mocha DO
100 hhals ST Croix s. -. O. Sugars
50 boxes & 50 bols Loaf %
$40 boxes fresh Teas
Io DO CD nisters do
100 hbds n. o. d +. J. AIolasses
20 ticfces new Rice
100 boxes Chocolate, No. |
10 tons American, Swedes and English Iron
IL do Blistered, Cast and German Steel
G75 kegs Cut Noils, oil sizes
30 do Dnponts Gunpowder
300 lbs Bar Lead
500 bags Shot, assorted
go boxes Window Glass, 8 by lo,a and 10 by L
1000 sacks bes Liverpool Salt
$50 boxes Turpen,Ine Sop
l0o do Shaving do
50 boxes Sperm Candles
- do Tallow do
30 feams Whiting Popcr (par faint ruled)
500 do Wrapping do oil SIZES
100 doz Bed-cords and Leading Lines
% do pointed Buckets
80 drums fresh Figs
100 boxes bunch Raisins
10 bales sof SHIELD Almonds
ID cases Of Preserved Ginger
10 do London Mustard
hhds best Green Copperas
10 bbls Alum
1000 lbs refined Salt Pcre
10 barrels chrp'd Logwood
IS kegs White Lead, No.
50 do Dry 90 do
5000 lbs Bark Dutch Nader
ceroons Spanish Float lniigo
80 mats Cinnamon
| bale Cloves
300 boxes Spanish and American Scgars
100 bags best black Pepper
SO do do Aspiee
100 do Race Ginger
80 kegs Ground do
IS Casks sweet Malaga Wine
5 do old Madeira DO
25 do S. M do
80 do French do
10 do Port do
SO boxes Muscat do
40 do Claret do
10 caska London& Pha. Porter
- n FA,s
10000 lbs Kemlock Sole Leather
~, 900 lbs Richmond Petersburg and Smith6eld
Cotton Yarns, with variety OF other Goods-,he
most OF Whcn wore ihu IN, cetore the late rise IN
all imported Goods.
~ Country Merchants and others, who buy to
sell again, are assured they can purchase Grocc-
ries as low In this market at the North. Having
extended our store TO the ncxt fire proof building
VI are prepared to receive and forward Goods TO,
Merchants in the country.
-. All Goods sent to our care will have strict
attention, and bc forwarded with despatch to the
places OF destination.
All orders promptly attended to.
II. w. & J. J. FRY
Richmond, March Is wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02

0lRGlNlA.-At rules held In tho Clerks om]
~ The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and 'ha|
Tor Bedford county, the I'd day Of Febr uary le}5l
'ual AssuI ance Society against fire buildings oi ts
Of Virginia, Phfs against James Thomas, Joanna NC
el, William Smith and Fiorenine his wife, William
Daniel, Henry q. iii II and Sarah his WIFE, Dolly II
PANEL, CLEOPATRA Mcdaniel, Jesse w. Mcdaniel, '
mcDapiel, Mary q. Mcdaniel and William kops'
Deits.-In Chancery.
lie defendant William X obertsoD, not hayIDg enteftj
appearance and given security according to the ~
assembly and the rules Ofthis court and it appea
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabiian'
commonwealth ii ia ordered, that he do appeaaal
on the first day of the uext term and answer the b1
'ne Pahtiifs that this order be Inserted in new
punished IN Lynchbure, for two months succe.s'ep
posted At the front door Of the court house OF TINS
on some court day. 4
copy-Testc, JOS. WILsoN5
Msrch l2 WIN
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who calls himself Charles Jordan, aged about 90
years. Al the same time, his brother, named Billy
went OIL, but has been taken up IN Rockbridge
and returned to me, md Charles is still going al
large, The subscriber will give reward Of One
Hundred Dollars To any person who will appre-
bend and deliver him TO her, in the town of Lynch
burg, II he be taken out Of this State or $50
IT taken within the State. Charles is u very blight
mula'to, hair very straight, sharp features, and on
FIRST sight, might be mistaken for a white man. lie
IS "bou. 1--WE feet four or six inches high ordinory
stature, and had on, when ho left here, a common
Jeans suit OF clothes, gray Coat and brown panta-
looms, white hat, &c. II is supposed he may be Turk
ing about In ltockbridgs or Albcmurlc where he
was raised, and has many relations. It's probable
he mny have endeavo,ed to gain the Pennsylvania
orOhlo line. The last heard of him. was, that he
was seen on his way to Stanton.
CHRISTIANA TODD
sgThc Lexington Union and Chsrlo,tcsvil.a
Advocate will omit my former advertisement. and
publish The foregoing IN the place Of it, C. T..
Feb 5 +.
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U'Hp'NiA;-Ata Cour,ibcld for: Bedford eoonrty II
,ne courthouse. tho Goth day of January le95
"orfiss and Polly Bldde plaintiffs, against Rb
ne'cG ana Judy his wife, lato Jady NORRIS William
NJ, use morriss, Nancy Morriss, - Morr,ss
mor'iss, - Norris, and - Morti.s chlJ,o
'c" "ry morriss deed. defendants.--In Chancery
A, ne defendants Richard Kesee, and Judy his uif L
1"or'iss Nancy Morriss, - Morriss - No,,
- Morriss and - Morriss children or IL, N
, decd not having entered their appearance ond gs
c"r'y according to the act of Assembly and The rue
.s court ad 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the com
.nat they are not inhabitants of this country 1t order
co. mat they appear here the fourth Monday in Apn
cA', ana answer the bill Of the COMFY nants and that
copy OF tins order be forthwith ied in the Vpiua
paper published in the town of Iynchburg ol two monn
'cccssVey and posted the front door Of the courbou
Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
Feb 2l - ~ -
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yerrIgn remedy TOT MI "'"H' Ut v -, !; ~;
n,ieIor ha, great number oil certncates !" "'s
uosse.sion, of cures performed by ms sh'naoie
u.d,r,ne which would fill several columns oil a
,.n.,e, and there fnre gives ony a few of the
mos, prom,npnt, which the reader will find trio"
his advertisement 1t is neatly put up nsq"are hall
mini bottles with the name oil the Medicine, blow"
on the glass OF each bottle. aud the proprietor ;
signature on a label, pasted on the outside wrap
per o each bottle 10 prevent II from beng couh,
,e,feu,d Each bottle is accompanied with extern,
civ. directions for its which al all times br
and of the subscriber, at one dol per bstt lie
shd by the quantity, at a liberal discount.
r. STABIER
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PREPARED ONLY 81 JOHN ,. MILLtF

FIedcriek Tom, I'D.
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r. s rABLER.

Dr. Jops s MILLER, Frederick Town, Md
| do hereby certify that ! had this last spring
and summer constant pain in my stomach, and a
great weakness in my kidneys, and pam across
nv eyes for which used good many remedies
without giving relief was al last recommenoeo
10 ,rv bottle OF Garegsnts Balsam OF Health
preparpd by John S. Miller. | accordingly made
use Of one bottle, which procured OF his agent IN
Haxersiown, which restored me to my good health
az ain, aud am now as well as ever was, aud you
are at liberty to make il known for the benefit q
those afflicted in the sameway.
Yours, &c. JACOB BOWER,
Hagsrs,own, Sept 1884. Court Crer.
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800 REV ARD.


ANYWAY from the subscriber, about tn,
'loth of January last, negro man named
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15
MAssILLoN. (Ohio.l Sc,

COMMENCEMENT OF HOSTILIIIES
ONO AND MIcnGAN.--Aftcr paper was put to
press, we received the Cleveland Wing of Sept I'd,
which paper had the Detroit Free Press in anticipation
oil the Mail stating that the special of the Coun
cii OF Michigan have appropriated THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, to meet
any emergency that may arise The authorities of Mch
gan appear determined to resist any attempt made on
the part of "the million of freemen" as they taunting
y call us, TO remark the boundary line or in any way
to make any encroachments upon the disputed territory
IL will be seen by the following that head quarters
been established and orders have been issued for the
assembling of troops, &c. &c.
WAR WAR! Orders have been issued for volunteers
to rendezvous al Mulhoilands in the county of Mon.
roc the first of September next for purpose of
resisting the military encroachments of the state of Ohio
The Territory it expected will be the alert and
ters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15

9Th Tlat while We condemn the projects and the
movements oil the advocas of inne date abolition il,
inns we especially dsapprobatc and abhor the
cohauct oil foreign antslavery societies sndiny hth
or heir emssaries TO disturb social harmony and
harrass people. -
sh rhat believe that the purest pies of ma
riotsm and genuine philanthropy require, that citi-
zens OF the North should make cause with ,cir
brethren of the South, upon the mournt.us question
wh'ch now agatcs the latter aud that public opinion
should speak with but voice throughout the Union
and that an the language Of unqualified condemnation
OF all impcrinent attempts by the citizens oi one State
or local policy of another
OH That the citizens of Newark will continue to ma
niest their calm but decided dsapprobation
abolition, believing that its natural nd direct
iso excite spirit of INSTRUMENTATION nd &c volt among
the slaves Of the South, the issue of which ca
tastrophcs not To be conem plated without horror
10Th That the principles and entirncnts of the fore
going resolutions are basei upon just respect for
laws rights and Institutions of others, earnestly re-
commend to our fellow townsmen, the like rule of con-
duct IN all our relations, regarding the good of
communities better promoted by the supremacy of the
laws ana reliance upon our organized tribunals sup
ported by silent action. of peaceful and enliuh tnrd
puoc opinion than by to rioous violent pro-
lith That committee of ten be appointed. whose d.,
" IL shall be to give publicity TO the proceedings of this
meeting to convey To brethren of the South the
sentiments entertained by the people of Newark with
reference to the movements of the dsturbers of their
peace To correspond generally with persons and soci-
cites entertaining similar views and feelings upon the
subject OF Abolition and otherwise concert and take
measures TO discounienance and the inan.
matoy Efforts OF the friends of immediate eman
on motion OF lion Silns Condi the following persons
were appointed said Committee Frederick S Thomas
Isaac Mceker, William Stevens, G. Heidelberg Iohn
r. Jackson, james rurnbull Lyndon A. Smith w W.
Lloyd, james Miller, james M Qoimby.
Resolrcd That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the officers thereof and that the Publishers
Newspapers friendly TO the objects of the meeting be
requested TO give them M insertion
p ROB'T. b. CAMPFlED. Pyesidcst
Pice Prcsidents.-Thomas Ward, Jesse Baldwin. Sias
C"ndit, William Rankin John Taylor William Wright
Joseph A. Halsey, David noremus, John 5 Darcy, An.
drew Rankin, John H. Stephens, VIM Garthwai,c
w IN. remington, James II. Robinson, Prudden Alling
SecrctdTies.-J. q. Garthwaitc. }. w Condit j w
Granniss }. w Condt, Moses Bigelow, A. G. NJ. Pen
nington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15
(From The Harrisburg Chronicle. s.p. ~

e. 4 ]
:, GREAT MEEriSc-The largest meeting ever held in
Harrisburg, took place Tuesday evening last in the
lower Market house. for the purpose Of expressing the
opinion of our citizens upon the subject of Abolition
The meeting passed number of resolutions, (intro-
duccd, with some pertinent remarks by Clcndenin
which we are compelled TO omit to-day Among them were
the following
Resoloed, That this meeting disapprove in the high.
est degree of the recent proceedings of the abotionss
by which the latent embers of appalling
had probably been enkinded but for their prompt
tincton.
" Resolced, That independently of the dangers of ex-
citing insurrcction the dogma of uncond abolition
advocated it has been renee i'm the policy
OF the South, as unjustifable as il is unavailing"
John c. Butcher presided; Hugh Hamilton S. D..
Patterson, Henry K. Strong, C. +. Muench Calvin
Blythe, Charles Carson and Geo j. Heisey Vice Pre-
sldents' Jacob Seller Geo. w Boyer, and Jacob Duck
Secretaries.
ASrrABoLIrrox MEErISes-A meeting ofthe citizens
of Otsego County, without distinction political party
or religious Sect, has been called the village of Coop
erstown on the 18th inst to express their sentiments
the of the Aboonsis The call is signed by
age numbers of the inhabitants of the several towns in
the county, and expresses the conviction that the
sures referred to are peudcia to the peace and quiet
oil the American Union, and tend directly dissolution
of the conederacy
similar meeting is to be held at PiattsJurgh on the
10th inst.
Another at Neo Haren, CT, or the 9th inst in pur-
sulncc OF call to that effect from the Mayor of the city
[.qibany Argus.
AsTI-ABoIITioN MEETISGs-A large meeting of the
citizens OF Wiscosset held the th inst which
resolutions were adapted disappearing of the proceed
ings OF the Abotonists Hon. jeremiah Bailey
PRESIDENT and John FL. Sheppard, ESQ., Chairman of the
Committee TO draft resolutions.
AsTI-ABoLIrIos MEETIEG.-At a meeting of the CT
zens OF fredericksburg, held pursuant notice in the
Court House ON Wednesday night, the 9th Sept 1885,
to take into consideration the necessary be
adopted in regard to the movements making in the
Northern States, with respect the Abolition Of Slave
ry:-
DIR. John ii. Wallace was called TO the Chair and
VIM M Blackford appointed Secry.
On motion of r. B. Semplc
ReSo(red That Committee of fueIva ha ,n,o;nt.d
toprepare Preamble and Resolutions, embodyng the
sense OF this meeting to be laid before subsequent
meeting, for adoption.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen as said
Committee
r. b. SemPle, c. L. Stevenson, John NJ. Patton, Jno
L. Marye, John 81 Wexford, John S. Caldwell, John
Barnett, and Henry Taylor.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on Thursday
night, the 18th inst, at o'clock, in the Town Hall
JOHN H. WALLACE, Chairnan.
Wa.M BLAcRFoRD, SecretaTy