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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
Commissioners Notice.

M z the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the distric,
Of Rutland, commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
a. ainst the estate of
JAMES KlMBALL,
late Of Rutland, in said district, deceased, rep
resented insolven,, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the 9TH day of July inst. being sllowe / by
said court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO the business
of our said appointment, at the Store of II. N.
Gookin g. Co in Rutland, on the first Monday $
in September and October next, from o'clock
until O'Clock r. NJ. on each of said days
SAMUEL GRlGGS,
II. N. GOOKIN, '0"""sS'
Dated at Rutland, this 9th day of July, A.
ID. 1896. al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

90 BOO noic. and ,bst o~n property N cattle
mounted IT, 20 600 brsldes number ofhorscs und
be quantity 81 fsfnsceons roots (chicfly tuow
fooi)lu which they feed arc inexhausisble having
besides quantities IT hfcsd siUhs, They have car
icd of ah the corn ftom The plantations and stored
It. and Vi,h tho extra labor ~ cap,uied slaves IN
addition to their uRn vii be nbic to raise an a
buodaGcc. Besides. they have gathered a good
deal Of Aoar pundered from Wrecks on the coast.
One year amounted to 1900 barrels.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

ASc1HER niB L,sr At TRE>reN Fans. a LET
ter, dated Trenton Falls Jolly 10, says: As Ne
were going ont lo rec the falls boy came running
10 saying that ono at Ar Thotn's rbildrnn lttlc
eih about ycaf, Old rad fallen % and gone over
The falls All wac ,onia-,an, ane o,ef, nnn ran o.
tho rpot. As ! was descending the Winding au-
case ] found toe l.ra.- OF thc BE- .tel ir'a. ar-7-
emily dosd, ha'iu. .ra in hi- exgr, .sa. g.. r-.
cure Resistance. Nr horn. e,'a hi. ru.f
been 10 the extreme Ia. ani were ro.utaI.
lhoy came 10 the 5lh fiI,'hr acF'api BOO a.e.
the child from tie fathers ugm., 800. IS sthueUs
when IN sotoe way he fell 0ui tie rmidato the
whrling waters below. The man saved. Il
uccured al the same spot from which Miss Suydam
fell Ia 1927. Nothing could be more distressing
than the SIGHT of Mr. ,horn's family as it returned.
1t was truly heart rending. The parents, sister
about Is aud 3 brothers and one that was no; -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
s z RAY Z D

LNR0M Rufus Crowley. Pasture, in Mount
T. holly, on the % inst. a light BAY MARE,
six wears old short dock and " bite on the nose.
Said mare had on light Poke when she wen,
away whoever will return OF give information
where seid mare may be found 10 The subscriber
or to Rufus Crowley in Mountholly, shall be
generously rewarded aud all necessary cha-gcs
paid
CLIFFORD HARRIsS.
July ~, 1896. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

The 81. Augustine Herald disputes the rumor
that the ineisas would experience scsrsiy Of pro-
visions 90 from the county Of Alseuhus alone they
BAD dH'en OF 900 head Of cattle. and cas-, ofs,
'otas n'ef. And south q laliins,on ofe-,, froI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
w NJ. KENNEY.

DOST-RIDER through West Rutland, Ire,
Il Clarendon, Tnmouth, Dandy, Dorset,
Mapchester,and Weingfo,d,wil supply oil calls
for the Rutland Hcrdd, Tcrn,ont Siat,sman. and
any other papers winch he can conveniently OBJ.
tain, and will also furnish any BOOKS that may
be wanted on his route, at Book Store prices.
July 10, 1896. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

rur DurCuMANs MARRIAGE.

. fsIis~,uf " asr,rsgs,ss ~ squ.fs C.hi,, iss
isnsss 'usst's Rsirsrv sstno~y
Ne iress.A se-. 100 s'.s, n.s dsf,
We ssss, aisst De- ,l,a..
u 90, q. vo.sa f., 200, vf'.
aeA lob hs' .s''Boss
t. ssd hst rsii 81 rss.rsoB'
nssns. hssi.'us,k snd chse.s
Al - 81 'ins, ~ lrsi ,oai 81
bet al trouuo,s h.t ,.se
". SOD - voasn .,aa'.a 3s,s
DO iseigs yes' ,ofi. J,,h dsr.
psi yeu VII lsss ~ your bu,i.sul
Db naa. sai hia, obey.
let 1ou 81 pei sol p7srl vi huu
w-.h, Wos. nrui bn oios,.
Lsusa vh,n hs 'siiiss. v,ee,, when b, ,tsu,.
All share Li' e,o,, s.1 ,oe.
Ven, Der. nov. ,Jn dec vii,
tid Joy sal uo, va kn,f.
rtonousrc ,"u iois L. ht ,ou riiai.
Ven name. ,on usn, vou hrsf,
Ipa,hls,h TOW, desc .sefeI taat..
Dee DAtfimonsi ue'.
Before n.ins ,f, Got ka,t ADD ro',
hoi al desc caE.ns eyes
Ani. - lie 'sotol scripture say.
Vet Got uuits toeeth,r
LIT 10 msa dare Asunief pot
i'' 90 msp lars TEN ,e,sr
AL yoa bridegroom dare, here you stop,
III uo, lei 10 your collar
Before you answer inc dts tinE,
Dat ish -- Jayf ,tl ,s,o, d.Jf,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
TIE VOICE OF SPRING.

The National Eagle thus literally translates the 'un-
written music offspring:
"ilow is the voice of spring. proceeding from
every living thing the air. aud among the reeds of the
brook. just listen There's an old bull-rog on the
margin OF the stream with one leg in the water by way
OF cooler How he thrums his III base vol--
"hnng-,hung acknowledgement = That
little rogros opposite plays the treble to charm breath.
ing most exquisite melody without rec opening her
mouth--Ie t-hrr-irr-ir-hirr rte -weet
gosh" Aud down she starts Into the wster-her great
toe Swiully msngled 10y stone from some cruel boy
Then there's the old leader that 'reen-eyed monster
dressed m yellow breechcs and white sash around him
tiear him II. he stands up majescally against that
reed Paddy AUTOMATICALLY got.droonk -droonk
-oonk-unk down he goes TO wet his whistle -
Then huitcts chattsrIg chorister oveI heai-cslps
upon his trbe 10 60 aud watch Their sick boblink
-bobiok-siinsy-go aud see Mis- Phiosv-philosy-
so tweet-sWtet- she II de --uh dcsrr 'Pshaw-
-pshaw-chuck,-tril the thrasher Mew-
me w-m'ew'-squeaks the cs-bri. Who whip.poor-
w'li'' cries one. 'k"ty-dlI-thrs another I'll come
and see VIII, wall, Sngs the yellow bird and so sing
theI all Their unwren muse, without discordant no,,
9nlc~, perhaps from hosrse unsoaked bull. frog
WHO mas caught whea1 us cold from living too long on
the ground A lean mare who was nitlliny near ami
nns 70 the chorus, would have shaken her side and
'ennred three or four sauary horse au.hs-ifit had
DOL beea such coniouudel hit weather"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
Josiah NOurse's Estate.

State Of permoni, tRE it remcm bered
Distriei Of Rotlond IS. ID that at a stated
Probate Couu held al Rutland, within and for
said district, on the frs, Monday being the
Aih day Of July, A. ID. 1886,
Samuel II. Kellogg, administrator OF the estate
Of Josiah Nourse, late Of Pitsford, in said district
deceased, proposing 10 render an account OF hi,
administration and presen, hi, account against
said estate for allowance
Ordeyed, That said account be examined 10
court, at session thereof, to BE- holden 8, the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said dis
iriei, on the Ist Monday Of August next And
that me publication Of "a copy OF this order three
weeks excessively in the Rutland Herald, print.
ed at Rutland, as soon as may be, shall be SUI.
heient notice to all concerned to appear, il they
see cause, and object thereto.
20 r. ~. HOPKINS. RegiStey.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
Important!
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEL.n.g7yC
COMPLAINTS

COMPLAINTS.
To The Editor Of he Inquirer:
,-llR-On the principle inculcaiej by the grent and
~ good DIR. Franklin To duse as widely as possible
every mean in our power to mitigate or soft en- the attic
tons OF suffering humanity, feel incumbent upon me
to make known through the medium Of your useful ia
per,that on reading therein advertisement of DIR
Jebh's L'niment, for the of RHEUMATISM | was
orciby impressed with belief that it was calculated 10
remove the severe Rheumatic affection 10 which had
been for seven or eight years subjected sometimes nj
most deprvihg me of the use OF nv limbs sccor.liro
y procured bottle and before had used the whole Of
AZ found very sensible relief. This increased nv conf
denco IN IT. and led to obtain another bot tic The use
Of which has completely removed the sweines and pa
OF my limbs together with the craup and restored them
10 their wonted vigor.
am respectfully yours,
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr
Hampstead, i. !. March 24th.
Persons suffering Fl ON the above conuIainis anl in
despair Of from the failure of the various remede,
they have used are invited to make trial Of this long and
celebrated medicine which has in year. past cured and
relieved, as II Is also now doing thouasd who had dies
paired OF relief Nothing bat fair trial can give an .d
equae idoa OF its unrivaed excellence II is also one
OF the best applications known for stness Of the Joints
numbness. sprains and chblains. Price 30 cents
GTNone genuine unless signed 4. KipDpR on the
wrapper (toie proprietor and TO DIR Conway
by whom they tor sale, al his Counting Room Nn
90. Court street Boston and by his special
by DANIELS BELL. Rutland LEVI LEWIS Wells {:
ADAMS, WARNER Co, Ludlow.
M RI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
BU Il Il & MASON

BU RI & MASON
AVE just received for sale LECUORN
! FLATS aud fine CONSTABLE and open
; TItAW BONNETTS.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTH FOR Carriage Tops
Curtains, Boots 81.
also: QUESTIONABLE HATS.
STAINLESS IRON WARE-a full rssor
ment
Rutland July 25,b, 1896. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
z 7 lf = W A L d o

- LuDLo", VI under the firm Of n. DICK
ERSON 81 co.
There will be at all times good assortment
Of plain aud Japsn'd WARE, which Pedlars
Who are WISHING to buy, can have a, The loves;
wholesale prices. Also, GOODS, such as Ped
lars generally want, a, small advance from cost.
y. D. Pedl'rs no are wishing to purchase at
The above named shop will do well to call.
n. DICkERSON d co.
Ludlow, Feb. IS, 1895. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

Precautionary BdHies We believe tie following
to be complete list Of The principal battles fought
during The var Of The revolution, with the excep
lion ola few in !he southern States.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
H1STABi.rSsssIENT.

' ENHE subscribers would inform the public
Il that they have commenced the manufac'
turing Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
SEE m EREn
FALL .f.rD HsE.rTER
: GOODS.

0sl919 ~ G0i9 q 9os
rxfAyE the plsssaIr q salsrming fhs.f freezes
~ snd ths pgb.lc generally. thaf fhey ave
;.., received and now ole Tor sale. a TIE oid
$3.50 = 4 Niehais q Co.
VERY LARGE AND GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF
Fan and IIsinfer Goods.
Their foods have bsel sslecled Nth ffeal
care n the Nes rark and Philsdelphis mar
ks,s. and bought entirely with csshi they thefe.
f,,,e FEEL confideat in saying. they esa and Mtii
sell as good bargains - any other house n ihe
place.
Cal and examine our goods. and deeide ioi
Yourselves; if You ike :hem and cur pneeA
We will ihsak yeu f"r yoar custom.
hP Goods will be given IN szehsags Tor ..
ysry description % coHairy-nads cisih
or. Long & Co. would respectfully tende,
their thank 10 the public for the very liberal
patronage they have heretafsre received; ana
hope. by close attention 10 their business and
moderate prices. still 10 merit and receive
respectable portion Of their custom.
Ocinhes IS W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
NOTICE.:

MI Frs Of Administration we're granted 60
tn sfh-CrlbtI. 81 TIE !asi hngust tctgl of
dI,ns" C"u. y CuurI, @" the state &c RlLH
AID BLA' h GOD deceased; all puTs"nsIn
ueO,"d u saIt estate are a. reiote net, b, te.
q"Ied I" MAX rnn,s d,s,e payment. aud those
..sviag tiaius wil p,eseui them PropeGly gu.
then'ica'rd. within e Ila,e presciib. d bS ,ax,
or IL noth & va BE- pl.ad - bar Il reaoye,y
JOHN CAREATHERS. .4dmr.
DeCeylCe. I. Ar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

were shown yesterday cores eses1
handkerrhiels, he Wafk Of The Atanue
siIk Company, 0f Nan'ucket. and ssFe
uria,sd by James w. Halliday. q Lynn.
They bear Q strong resemblance % NC
Poneee handksrrhlefs. bui are Y any
hing Of superior fabric, and eersaia1 q
euusl frmnsss. We understand mai
shsy can Be afforded q cheaper rsis
shan foreign gnods 81 the same anne;
Win The determination 10 60 shesd
eyioeed by This article. We need mol Tear
Tor Yankee resoluuou or desire proiec
i've du.ies Tor those who deiermine 70
make The excsllenes Of this work PfO'ees
itself.
The handkerchiefs are printed By VT.
Halliday in . superior manner IN last CO.
lars. One 10 10 be sent 10 The Hon.
| Daniel Webster. smother ~ The President,
and when ws take out the one which has
been presented To us. ws may perhaps
have ibe supreme felicity Of blowing our
nos. Al he same time with those dignIsa-
ri.s. ON hsndkerchIeis of home manuisc.
turs. bosioh hefasa'
The Koraa.-Proiessor Bush, IN his
remarks n the anniversaries last week,
stated one fact in regard TO the Koran.
which we we're NOT before aware OIL
I. was lhls: hat the Koran maintains
the Plolemaic system of astronomy, va.
ina, the earth 10 the centre Of the universe.
and Ihs. the sun and the planets revolse
round the earth. and the follower ai Ma
home. was compelled Ia believe this Of
suffer the penall, Of eternal damnaion'
This fact. said The Professor. renders u
esident, that The MohOmuusdsn religion
contains within itself the seeds 0l ~
own dissolution. The light Of science
will eventually dispel this illusion. and
teacn the follower Of the false prophet thai
the Koran has made HIN believe q he
n n will lis IN one thing. he will reason,
u will in another. aud tn ~nOle booE
must b. false. Northampton Gazeiie.
Il --e8s
Stanaiag upon o T Reserved Rights.
Joan. sald gentlemen To his coach
man. 90 10 the veil and gr. pitcher %
wafer
| Excuse ne. SIR said jain. il 10 no
my business.
rrue. true! had forgotten. Har
ness the horses. aud "a. 10, John. ant
bring the coacn 10 the front door.'
Yes. sIr.
Thr coach u brought.
'Tno,nss-lakr tho pitcher. get int
the coach, John will drive YOU To th'
gaze. Get q pitcher o! water, Q d lie
] ,hn drive YOU mack again 10 The door
and h- may then put up.
| Query. How aucn trouble dad Johr
save himself by no. going Cor the water
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

SIsiE 80. s.s&sa ~ni sno = zee ls.Ai 4.
- slant
me spnas ssazoa ~lli sssa o. ihs Issk ii
JanvsFy.
Ths Pnneipal. e0Bviaced q lhs inpanhis.
\. n Jasns insiice % hls school silhasi ! ~,
as.el.es has engaged The services Of sir. yess
gsosaN sbese Previeus lrainisg II ~,
Aesoem, and sahseqnsnt szpenenee n SD.
~ pecsiisrls qss ay him Isf the slssio- 80
ID - sssrans AZ adnssl ihe ee0nomy e ks,ss
4 higher srics ior better sarA. Slli. b. . a.
surrd. .hsehally meet the neesssaIy sStsss,
y ~ unce &c classical tuitson
Tuaioa IL The CLASSICAL Department saI /.
session.
n de Enslish DefariGeni SIS.
No exsr. ahsFgts.
W. J. BINGHAM. PrasipaI.
December Q. - Sx
~. s. The Raleigh Register s'aT saG stssS
ard, will insert The shove three iIn,ts and { .
ward their accounts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
NOTICE.

n, EFTERS Of administration we're granted 10
iac -ubstf,ber. ct the last August term IL
orange EQUITY ',our,. on the estate Of JANE
Bur UGiiS, deceased; all persons indebted
TO said state are therefore hereby required 10
make immediate payment, and III zee having
claims vii present them, properly suthe mica
ted, w,thIn the time prescribed BY law, or this
notice VA! b. plead IN tar Of recovery
THOMAS BURROUGHS. .9dsnr.
DEcenlass s7-Sxn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

PrtJCss.sf k~rt=es.
One prize Of Sl0,000-onr III 81 u0n
--une # So, 000--onr Of 60, loo
STA Of Sl.000-ten Il, Soul
besides many OF $500, $500. 300, &c.
amour, ng all L.
10000 Dollars.
Whole Tickets, 4 dollars
Halves, 2 dollars
Quarters, dollar
Al puzea payablein c ASH, forty DAYS
afie' the Dr. wiag, subject Ia deduction fif
teen per cent
- Tickets for sale in the greatest sariety
oG au,nbeTs, at my Office Que door above the
store ui Walker Anderson i Co ~ HILLSIDE,
rough, NC.
ALLEN PARKS, agent.
December . AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
AMERICAN SILK GOODS.

We nave satisfactorily proved by the
eviJcncp OF our seuses. that the efforts TO
in'-oince the culture ii silk IA New Eng.
land have not been made in vaIa. We
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
Office E.

AT meeting held by the Mardens Of the
Poor, at TIE P"or House, on the s,h of
September last, they ascenained the annual
cos, to the county FOR supporting each pauper
under the care Of the superintendent, TO be
Forty Dollars
the "a'dens ordered the Secretary TO pub
l,sh this lac, IN the liillsboroug, Recorder. for
the information and satisfaction of tie tax psy.
ers Of Orange County,
ED. STRUDWICK, Sec.
November 10. "A. o.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
Negro Hiring.

1tHE Neg!oes belong,rg a. 'he estate Of
Richard Ashe, will he hired aut on We'd
nnsday the 2sth ns'an' "a IN, yrsr on the
custOnarS terms
]. W. NORWOOD, Guardian.
December 9 a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
N OTIC E.
Negro Hiring.

rEHE Nsarnes oeiohg,ng to Ms Anna Davis
and mlGnn viii be hired out on Wed.
nesiay the 2sth Instant, for one year, on the
customary d" IA,
WIN. CAIN. JR. Ear of
Him. Cain, decd.
Decenbcr9 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
WlLAlAl Va a1A1a5
h,Usswssbie Ok.t'1.nE.s.T,
e. rat e. q ~
External Diseases. viz.

Whue Swrlllngs, Scrofuls aud other ru.
mours. Sore Legs and Ulcers, Did aud
Flesh Wounds. Spralns aud Bruises,
SwetIngs and lnfamatl"ns. Scslds and
Burns, Womrn's Sore Breasts. Scald
Head. Rheuma'Ic Pains, ChllblaIns.
letters. Erupi,ons, Bites. Whitlows-
and mas eifrclual remedy Tor the re-
moval Of Corns.
.alsO, Beck wlth's Anti Dispep,ic Pills,
Fun SALE ~
ALLEN PARKS.
September 9. .5--
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HILLSIDE ROUG H, N. 9.
PUBLISHED wEKKLr
nv DENNIS HEARTH.

AT rHsEE DOLLARS YEAR, Or TWO DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN ADVANCE.
Thos. Who do not give notice of their Wish
to have their paper discontinued at the expna'
ton Of the year, will be presumed as des'IIng
hscontinuance until countermanded. And 90
paper viii DO discontinued until oil srrearsges
are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher
Persons procuring SIR subscribers, shall re.
ceive the seventh gra,is.
advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines
wi'i be inserted three times for one dollar, snf
twenty-five cents for each continuance. ,
Subscriptions received by The printer, ape
mosi Of the pcs, casters in the state. -
~ letters upon business relasre to tas o.
per mcst be posa prsHs
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-11
GEN. UARRISON'S SENTIMENTS
IN RELATION TO IMPRlSON-
MENT FOR DEBT.
Commnntler in Chitc

The Collar presses accuse Gen. Harrison
of being in fayor of selling men who could
not pay their debts. In repelling this cal
umny, the veteran expressed the following
noble sentiment:
"FAR FROM ADVOCATING THE
PRINCIPLES ATTRI-
BUTED TO ME BY YOUR CORES
PONDENT, I THINK THAT IMPRIS-
ONMENT FOR DEBT, UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES, BUT THAE
WHERE FRAUD is ALLEGED, IS
AT WAR WITH THE BEST PRIN-
CIPLES OF OUR CONSTITUTION,
AND OUGHT TO BE ABOLISHED"
WIN. ii. HARRISON.
North Bend, 22d Dec. 1921"
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-11
RESOLUTIONS.

At n meeting held at Exeter Hall, on
Thursday, the 18th of August 1886,
RICHARD PARK, Esq. late High
Sheriff of the city Of London and the couu'
ty of Middlesex, in rhe GUAR.
After II powerful and eloquent address
delivered by George Thompson, Esq. on
American slavery, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed:
Moved by VIM. Knight, Esq.
Seconded by Rev. Eusace Carey.
/. That this meeting have heard with
deepest sorrow and Indignation, of the
cnsavcment in the United States of Amer
ica, of more than two millions ofthe popu-
laiion Of that country; aud of the preva
lencc off domestic slave trade attended by
circumstances Of the most revolving cruel
ty; and that they reguurd such guilty
practices, amongst people Otherwise free
and exalted, as fragrant violation of the
principles set forth in the Declaration Of
lndependence--a shameless outrage on the
spirit and precrpts of the gospel-and sub
versive in their tendency Of the freedom,
civilization and happiness of the human
race.
Moved by Rev. Samuel Nicholson,
Seconded by Thomas Price.
9. That this meeting have learnt with,
great satisfaction of the American Anti
Slavery Society, and tender to its President,
Officers and Members, tile expression of
their fraternnl regards, and christian sym
pathies. That they contemplate with de-
light, the rapid multiplication of effective
auxiliaries, already amounting to six hun
dred, based upon the doctrine ofthe essen-
tal sinfuness of slavery, and the conse-
quent duty of immediate and unconditional
emancipation. And while they encourage
the aholitionists of the United State, to
steadfast continuance and increased eXcr-
ton in their great work, they would offer
them their cordial and Jealous co-oPara-
ton.
Moved by J. b. Law, Esq.
Seconded by VIM. Alexander, Esq.
B. That this meeting hail with delight the
sale return of their distinguished country.
man to his native land, and respectfully
offer him their warm and grateful acknowl
Judgments for his pbilanthropic and self
denying labors in the United States Of
America, in behalf OF their suffering and
oppressed fellow men.
/ Carried by acclamalion, the meeting
standing up.
Moved by George Thompson, Esq.
Seconded by Rev. Charles Stovel.
4. That the thanks of this meeting DO
given to Richard Park, Esq for his kind
ness in taking the chair on the present
OCCASION.
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