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trust upon which interest will be allowed as follows.
Upon any sum ovc sieo irsdeemable for yeaI u Ct
loo " for MONTHS 4 per OF.
100 for 2m0n9hs, St
TRUSTEES.
VIM. Bard Samuel Thompson, II. C. DcRham,
Thomas w Ludlow, Isaac Bronson Jonathan Goodhu9
VIM, b. Lawrence, Peter Rensen, Jane Mcbride,
Jacob Lorllard, stephen Warren, John Rathbene, jY.
John Duer James Kent, p. q. Stuyvesant
Feter Harmony Nathaniel Prime, Thomas J. Oakley,
B. Ven RENSSELAER,, ~ Devercasx, Stephen Whitney,
john q Costar, Benj Knower, John j. kstor
Tisos. Sufisrn, Cuban c. vcrpIanc, Beaj L. Swan,
Jno Mason Coruelss w. Lawrence.
WIN. BARD, President.
E. A. NICOLL, Secretary.
Er ID. ATKINS, Physician TO the COMPANY. ns4 IF
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nS- r. C. BROWN g. CO., having opened a Coffee House
he Nagara No 45 Warren street and laid stock sfthe
Wncs Liquors hope by snct attcptsn the
wishes Of 10 merit shar, OF pubic pdoaage
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r AND OFFICE.-JoHN 4. BoGAEpus

/ AND OFFICE.-JOHN 4. BOGAEDUS, Attorney
- and Counsellor al Law, Clinton Hail. No Beck street
topp,se the Brick Church dser) city 0 New yek kno Mis-
sour Arkansas Military Beauty General Land oice, aa West
paints si,aned and e. perfected Sor soldiers Or their hc
-tber ls ReyeuiionarJ-2d Late war-h Canadian vsun
teersh English Refugees from the w. States O. CansSs ard
Nova Scotia 5th Dcse from the British army the heirs
all the above caseseth Titles 10 lands fsd f-r payment
oftax rclasm-d7th Her under eptisa land. soh s
taycs nh Those ba parted with their discharrcs waan.
titles before he ed reclaim the 9th Land
n the ycral States and Territories II canada Nova
Scotia and Twas bought and sold exchanged taxes paid d
titles investigated obtained and perfected caon to thus
Office
Post Masters hrousout the United and other renemcn
forwarding and acting sgents N thc
several sections Of coy will hc entitled 70 - pef cent on AL
e,mmssons Commune airpns post pad .,.
r5- Valuable farming land f sale the state ~ no zoe
pares im ~ 70 30 nscs
near towns and tbewe Also, Missouri and Akan
sss dMn
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7 ADrEs, CLOAK wAREHoUsE.-The .ul

- scric hapd sp,sd ss.ottment of Ladss clo,L
silk Nenno Cloaks made sieS and fashionable
stye which will h. cold the lavrst uoesible
OLIVER n GofDsMrrH'S, n catharine -
" " Ladies' and Misses Coaks made 10 order the
and most fashionable style ste
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loRIGINAL.I
OF Pauper.
The Poetry Of Freedom
Saint Bennett, or my frohd,
For evry body's fr end
Now you are, since you gan
Ths wicked world 10 mend.
We parted at the feast,
ran TO gain relief,
The vuture prey'd on me,
AS on prometh'an thief,
Who stole the fire above
To warm this freezing earth
Iwish he'd aItars here
And public winter hearth.
The women, men and beasts
Seemd hideous to my sight,
As mad mems visions when
They see passing sprite.
Istop dto take alook
At Satan ON hisbal ],
Twas in picture shop,
He seem'd above a fall
Gods, how ! envi'd him,
As en- his sou,bre world
Majestic there he sat,
And back the lightnings hurid.
The liquid fire below
That in its fury glows
Elesium seem'd to me,
Who thought offreezing toes.
I'll do a deed, saidI,
And down the street ran,
rTis r---n street mean,
And saw little man.
Prem out his dome he came,
With v lid and vacaI d air,
Though he the naked clothes,
His soul was in dispair
paus'd to contemplate,
And scan him DER and oer,
Behind him then walk d,
And then again before.
H.spokei Ibreathess stsp'd-
"How can gain renown-
'Tis plain she loves me not
/ cannot g-llldrown"-
happy thought, saidI,
His fate Ill not oppose,
For if he stick to that
I'll have a suit Of clothes
i n watch and see him jump,
And when he's fairly decd
Plidfess me in his robe,
Nor fear to Lift my head.
But then chilling thought
Straight through me soerni 70 cmxt.
iook'd. and look'd, and sigh'a-
The clothes will be too small
A shop in Chatham street
Receives such things in pawn
II was a happy star
That told whon was born.
fslow'd at his heels,
Resos'd To see the fun,
As from the dock he ejumpd,
And leap'J the life to come.
Swift as an arrow shot
From Indian in the wood,
He gaia'd the dead spot,
Then seernd 10 hating mood.
Again he spoke, and turn'd
His glaring eyes above,
Icannot die, said he.
But must repeat my love-
The devil take that thought,
That makes my glory fade
Just like an empty purse,
That's lighter than shade.
East B-d--y now I'll seek,
And II her heart she guard
A. ainst me yet, why then
IN hang in lumber yard.
Then swIt he sped from sight,
And left the glsomy spot
Iponder'd with regret,
To hink what was is not
IN follow him aud learn
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rs- sIE Advertisement Compound Ii.
Cough Mixture Sd page,-te special
Grand has been Obliged in o the dead OF
tins Medicine he lower and side sfthe
point HOPPER, Broadway anu Franklin ST. and UNDER
HIILcor Bcckman and William Agents for tins Mixture.
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SAPONACEOUs COMPOUND FOR SHAW

SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND FOR SHAW
N6-The unqualified appreciation this Soap has received
rom ne nnero' ersons who have used e. az eyderce Of s
suW value over si other shaving quick,
andemoent ate VII ch wI dry up.n face the
k'n ~ INC least pleasantly pcumed andput
erred DOT answering nll the poses Of shaving box
Price 81 ceat per pot for salc NJ
dot ssa R,osd,as t /. = 80 - cn, p,anli,, mn :,
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STOCKS.-A chpice assortment frnsrgeps ard youp~
y Nens Fancy and Other Stocks, ma srl
ran.lsp just received by Mrs KING ti FULTON he she
- scl hnr ~ reduced prices. n istf
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wv root STORE, Of Chat and Chamber
Y.sk-r D. W has constantly for sale excellent
the following ofcvefy descrptin stocks and bits
and ks patent cappers vid tsrning and
rmer chse plates stocks and dies
sxes ADJ spirit levels bunishers shaycs
circular turning atc vices tapes ne in
sments wood 70, cutting OF all sres NJ
drill nippers and pliers ltrc
saws pads draw knives, plane non and
hollow drawing She
cabinet makers camps glue blow pipes &C
p large assortment OF Planes manufactured bv A. r.
pslJ.un New ok & doc ar,s
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CT NOTICE To NEW YEAR PARTIEs-J G. DECKER
Inform his friends and the public that he has received
fresh supply Of FIRST rate OYSTERS and ready
Fried Stewed Roasted and Peklod, the liberal
at the shortest notice Please apply at i35 Fultonstect
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~ oH hut sueet- Beg To In-rn the tha they b~-,
~ removed iron No sCoandt St. the above a,re sus
eIceant rcw store, where thcs have hand and ars
constantly receiving fresh lies of Pusb and ,
niass-also fancy colored Pushes fo Ladies Boacs
they Will seisn accommodating terms ' ""''.
ArsCAPs' STOCKS, and Stock Frames. at Wholesale.
The herald., 1837-01-27

THE POsrHUMOs PAPERS OF THE
PcKwICk CLUB Continuing "a thfu rrcord of thc per
am0 sors pcrs adv nurrs and sporting transactions Of the
corresponding membcrs ElNed by pu" Part I'd, just pub
jis G. J. FOLSOM, aea Futon door absve Pearst
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!nNOw q co; Chatham Stus re-, continve mnnuFnr
mt.ns ,helI ceses rated Hats, p ice THREE DOLLARS
as IS ab shed ~ 1884 In mr. tfese Hnts ~ s.
pub c the prepeors hnk reary cbed tbc VIC
tn OF seeuty durability cheaness conf 10 ,hc s.a,
Al safes lof cash ne good customer
the bad bad i7s Chatham Square, Of Mott street '
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CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP

~ OF SARSAPARfLLA-Toyo. rha fearful of taking ~
ma king Ut advertised medicines DIR Sumars
parua prepared from the Hungarian Sasapana by the
newly Invented by which all medicinal proper
ties OF the root extract at the time made vaa,a
he 80 that the nfn take without producing that
and disagrccabc effect which
sapala has been used iro~ the most periods with such
bounded success ~ the moyal Of old pmples bs yp
tc affections colds lnueHzss nad oil Diseases
state Of the blood &C. has
with saHactios, both the practitioner and than
has sf late And wbyl Because has been prepared pro
pery behre This preparation the only preparation
Sarss parlia generally used
may be had II A. Unie IS Beekman corner Of iam st
H. Heny 2i2 Fuon feenwichs DR. Barton
Centre market d. H. Hart Br Bradwav and Chambers
DR. Syme, Bossy, Walker st. DR. Guion Bowc,
Gvasd Apothcca Hall Boston i3s washiaron
another cslssn Of 's Price s per bottle d2eim
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC HARPEKs
" COUGH REAEDY.rhe public caationed agaips pur.
chas,ng Harers Cough Remedy o excet the of
the oagna Mrs Abigail Heuc the fac sme
and endorsed the wrapper pas
article be had only 81 Roses All sold elsewhere
spurious.
Arsnts-Mr Stephen Van shack ssq Markets It, Albany ~
r., MI H. Stevenson, Burret st. New Brunswic NJ J Mr.
Hsidwn, tair 81 Newark ~ j. hn w Vas Clecf Of
James Masane SITS Bsokyn, L. IL yshn C. Thompson Lonp.
Washington Flushing Mr Gold san, Bakery stand
Jamaiss l. H. O. Luther Hobokcn; Mr. Matthew Osends
grrt'ss Ulster Co " o. Dutn utics Mr. DaR,c Fish
ctionv, Exchange Buildings Hartford Conn; f~pry Kechun
Cold spring, L. Lounds n West, Monmouth County, ~
township Hornet c. r. smsth Giecnbush Rockland
Town ~ Y Mrs Ferrene North Second street wlamsburgh
L1ns Island Ahied Gregory, panha y Conn.
The pha each wrapped printed ii cctons sirne9 and
do,.e on the outside with fac simile Of her signature
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MA JhMES ". WEBB having taken the st re- for
merry occupied by WRIGHT a ROWE Broad,x av 49,, ~
Cana 81. b gs leave 10 inform his end and n n.hic
i raj hht ne has opened with a ensid s,se,nsoS
article in his ine ~ -" oca' ups ana every 9th
me Sk hats are raadc the finest fur kodes hcL ,ona,
aem light elastic and durable and warranted 70 ss
where. 80 '"' Sahoc'oe purchasing ease-
~ B-I he Old stock viii he sold cheap Eprcssb
MI 5n JAMES W. WEBB. S Bnsdu,as cor c.-.i.
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fNAUTION TO THE PIfBLIC.-MAI



~ SHNoES and dscascs Of the skin, cured by the
GtPSEY's OINTMENT.
ims wandc1ng race severed from ether
Beast yet their intercourse with human
The sessue woods, th. deserts, which ihsy haunt
Find them acp1aIncd with their
And unrerarded herbs, aad flowers and blossoms
Display undeamt Of powers when gathered y thcmr
This Oinner extcnsiv " used among the dip ia Of Eng
aad and Ireland the ch by
and who herself Cor many years afflicted with the ss
Eheu She ao ,el ious and had the best medical
attendance hsr aer being emneut scanJ but with little
benefit Sheused the Ointment furnished her by her Gipsy
friend and entirely and permane ycu'ed The lady sutse
quenuy 70 sets W America and comun Gated the manner
afflicted with this disease for many years and who cnt rely
cured by this ecacio. Ointment since Then has been excn
vcly el her acquaintance an friends Tor the above
cempiains and hundreds ready 70 ates s efficacy
u - This Ointncnts red only by Mrs SHER WOOD
~ Amos street New York ~hps signature vii he found on the
e Sold aso by Dodd rner &C Broadway ard Beccke
fe,t by Mlnor Gamble of oadwsy and Ny steet
~ !. d. Corrshal Of Pearl and Ro~r street by J. j.
osdngton isi Gresa, ic street andby HULA BOVINE 2S Mai
oen Lane iso sm
PATENT WATER LOsETs ANDPUMPs.
:, STONE PLUMBER n ENGINEER 80 Broadway, con
o mar facrc his much approved patent Water Closets
pefo 70 any hnhetoin both Tor effectiveness casnss
w ferahIe water lesets afevey description
~ mprvve.i Force Pumps - g. takes this opporiu
ny W mat ne the original marufactuer Of the above
"nps sno hs ney are made OF the hest and Cyn
~ anu NOV o 'nn copver tubes and solder TO deceive tho pub
PsAsJ nanaiactures every article on Inc .remises he /.
enabed 70 es cute zoe fssownx
any othcf psfsonn tne y vx IA h. Water Closets Pumps a
J2s Inn
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THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
Continue insure loss damage by Gre Buildings
Goods SHIPS Port and their and description OF
personal property, atthcr Office, No. Is Wanst
DIRECTORS.
Robert Airsle, Thomas Bolten,
David Colwise Henry ~ EQiott,
Daniel Jackson, Thsmas Ssreant,
Cortandt Palmer, Edgar jenkins,
John I<rlrscr Graham, e.. Y Hastrook,
Thomas Til sten, Henry " Leeds,
LOUIS DeCassc, George D. Strong,
Henry WyckpH, Charles O. Handy,
Samuel r. Tisdale, Stephen storm,
William Y. Iialett, Edward Fr~t
ROBERT AINsI.E, President.
n. p STEVENS Secretary. d SIN
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~ w DOUNS q
YEARSPREsENrs. scnber has received the mos,
choice and bcautfu collection OF Annals and Juvenile Msce
IA works which he has had pleasure of oesr
bis friends Ind wich
The Book Of Gems The Violet
Geras of Beauty Pearl
Flowers Of Loveiness, is3sT Christmas Boz
Drawing Room Scrap Book Union Annual
Parior Scrap Book Juvenle Forset Me No
Keepsake Scrap Book
Book of Beauty LiIley Of the valley
Heaih's PIcturesque Annual Parry Book
The English Annual Hierosypiscal Bible
Oriental Annsa Robert Raa,bIe's Sketch Boo
Magnolia The New Years Tokea
Token Parent Gin
Forget Me Not Parents Cabinet
Christian kcepsake Fairs House
Religious Souvenir Two Edwards
Friendships Offering Holiday Gift
Illus oftbe Wasedy Novels nustrnto- of syria Holy Ls
Byron Gallery, &C Asia Minor, &c
c. SHEPARD, Bookseller,
dYs Bfnadvay.
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kkkS fi,E corner ef Pine and South subscr
Hrs continue To bring SecTage Passengers from
edt htaa and Gland ships Of the first prompi
ecunsny and comfort wishing thor
ena ny app ynE ut tins oce, the
ros ,etorabie terms The leave Liverpool
w and those engaging that friends
viii NEE, with delay In ali wher, ie u
SOM aechne csnng the passage refunded Those
wishing 70 embark iE The old by
e regular Liverpool packets san sh 18th 2st and sot
and 2sth ef each month - 80 '' ''"'
the accommodation Of those ne
Their friends who wi>h send thcr the1.
u provide for the das viii BE- the following
named merchants *ho aud who will
ance IN forwarding pas.cn. TO Ii, eIoo, viz;
Mess. Daniel Wright Co, 3 Robinson st, Glasgow
Willam Mley, 25 Eden Quay, Dublin.
9: d X. uallaran, Belfast.
Matthew MsCann, steam Packet 0gee, Wexford
John McAulih Merchant Quay, Cork.
Peter Keeean, Wcststreet, Drogheda,
John Best, Sugar Island, Ncwry,
M Doughery, Co caine
James Cairns, Corn Market, Londonderr.
James Glbssn, Radcliffe street Sligo.
JaIRes F1nneIan, Lacarow near Atklase
John N1uitagh, Ballinacargy.
Jeseph Roman, Mulingar.
John Atkinson, Caflsls
hpphcaions Tor passage ros.hug
asp y 10 RAWsoN - M,s,y ~ - '.n.her panculars,
jas 9ws ' - - W. MN r lO0 Fme st.
st
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NEW YORK H BRAID.
I'D ~ I'D ID

OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE.
AT 334 PEARL : iREET
THE Popneto,s have additional
for the despatch OF Spring Ships Liverpool
the months Of February March and April Peors aesxous of
sending their friends should make carly apple doing
So they will prevent detention, delay and All
will be ntitled free passage the
different ports Ireland Scotland and Wales Drafts
the Bank OF e nd payable Province Cosng and In
land Town. Apply address 334 Pearl st.
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON a. co. NY.
~ ROBINSON & BROTHERS, Bankers Liverpool.
J5-u ROBINSON a. Dublin
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FOR A Coon u.C -.

ea ven, end pteserve its shape combinur bean1v nj
uuIao. NY can ut COUPLAND Il cos % Bower ess,
'o"'H " baydru u. lii-ims
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
OR A TLON.

Ell0m Citizens: Wohave assembled this
morning to celebrate the anniversary of no
onl'nary. The glad voices Of great
and powerful people are this day proclaim
ing II nations joy; the rich and the poor,
the proud and the humble, have forgotten
their distinctions, and are minglmg their
loud accIamations together; the roar Of ar
Illery, the discharge ofmusketry, announce
the commcmoratinn Of a glorious era; and
the lears Of few hoarv headed veterans,
moro eloquenlIy than all, are speaking the
fhluoss' Of their hearts. And wherefore
come these enthusiastic demonstrations of
joyful feeling? Is it to bind the laurel wroath
around the blOod-stained brow of some mil
itary chielian? or is it to pour the syron
song of aduatiun into the ears of some El-
vonte prince? Ours is no idle and unmean-
| ing pageant, where the eve is dazz!ed, but
the heart is unmoved. We have met, not
to do honor to the living, but TO pour the i'll
cense of gratitude over the tombs Of depart
ed heroes; not TO signalize sons victorious
achievement, but TO celebrate the triumph
of freedom We have assembled, fellow
citizens, to commemorate the birth day of
our National Independence; to call up to
onr grateful rccolectons The memories of
those illlstrlo0s men who noby achieved it,
and to impress upon our minds more sol
em regard for those sacred principles of
liberty which belonged to the fathers of our
country.
In order to appreciate properly our exalt-
ed privileges as people, it wero necessary
only to glance fora moment at Earope, and
compare the condition of the most enlight-
ened nations of that qAarier, with the more
favored destiny of our own country. If we
cast our eye at England, the mother of our
language, and once the mistress of our soil,
we behold her r6eling under a national
debt, the interest of which, with her vast
resources, she is scarcely able to pay; few
rioting in luxury and wealth, the many taxed
for the benefit Of the few; clergy, who
teach the divine precepts ofcharity and be-
nevoence, absorbing The hard earnings of
the poor. five look al Ireland, unhappy
Ireland, the lind Of poets and orators, Of
Emmet and Fitzgerald, we sec her bowed
down beneath the iron yoke Of oppression,
aud we hear the moans Of hor brave, but
suffering sons. waited upon every breeze.
IL we look at France, we behold her giant
energies at one moment, convulsed with row
oIulionarv struggles, and at another, slum.
bering with apathy 10 the arms ofdespotism;
torn by faction, and shaken by intestine
commotion; her people too proud to be
slaves, not virtuous enough to be free. If
welloolx at Spain, and Portugal, and Italy,
the picture Is still moro gloomy--their glory
has departed, and the lustre Of their fame
has passed away amidst The darkness Of ig-
norance, and bigotry, and superstition.
Turn your eyes nowto your own country,
andhow gratifying the contrast lIerrulers
are not her masters, but her agents. She
hasno naughty aristocracy TO engross her
hOnOFs, and usuFp her power, no stand
ing army 70 teedupon her industry; no Idle
clergy 70 banquet upon the proceeds oftha
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
FOURTH on iULY

FOURTH or IULN...
ihe lcbraliou ofom Nt6lnd
ult nce DIS place, was siguHEoi
d Ha aematIame pump aud array Vel 81
aas ron3nc,od with a spirit orbecomius ou-
sfien "a pn,prioly. According TO pre-
eiam arfauecmcnt, at 10 o'clocL, A. NJ. thc
Radaey Gnaejs and citizens Comcl pro-
cession in front Of the Mansion House, aud
mrhed 10 DE church. Alec pnyer hy
inc Rov. Mr. Russell, the DECLARATION ol
ladepenienoe was read by I. suELny RrED,
Is q. and au' cloqrent orotiou Pronounced
by Dc, JonN II. SAvAcRwhich viii be found
N our c''uwn1 to-day, ioge;her with the
correspondence Soliciting the same for pull
lirati.n.
Ia lhc afternoon, the Guards am some Of
lhc ci'iz"ns porto K Of plcnlirll repasl
prepare in the church grorc-Dr CuAs.
b. NEw, acting as President. an . Mr.. WV.
lArEns Vice President We haycnot been
fWorcd with 'he sentiments drank on The
occrSi.n. Wo oIndcrsland that the best Of
feeling prevailed at the timc, aud lhat no
ihiag occurrc,lm interrupt The friendly 70
laioas AMI palrio,ic demonstrations Of the
party.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
dear sir.
" L - N'ANli's
G.. B. NEW,
WILLIAM LAPE,
JAS. Nj. KNIGHT.
RODNEY, JUEY 9th, 1895.

RODNEY, JULY 9th, 1895.
GeatIcmcn-Your note has just bccn re.
ccivcd, requesting copy Of the Grafton
delivered by me on the 4lh INST.
The highly Alttcring terms in which yol
have been Pleased to communicate your re-
quest, are due rather to the occasion and
the subject, than to any merit which it ma Y
possess as performance.
| submit it, therefore, with dillidence, to
your disposal, and would remark, that it was
prepared andlst professional engagements
ami some IItllc indisposirion, which hope
will be an apology for the many defects,
which am hut too sensible, it contains.
With great esteem,
Your friend and fcllow-citizcn,
JOHN ii. SAVAGE.
10 DR.. NEw, and Mcssrs. JAS. NJ. KNIGHT
and VA. LApE, Committee.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
CORRESPONDENCE.
Rodney, July 6, 1887.

AN"''"' - ""'J - AOC''
DR.. .IouN II. SAVAGE
ncdr Sir: Sillcr US, on behalf of the
Guards, Ia express our crlliiudc for the en-
nont pleasure your address has afforded us,
anl assure yor that we feel docpl the i'm
pnrIanco Of disseminating sounl and emo
bling principles of patriotism. Such princi-
pies, Your eloquent address cannot fail to
nculna;c. That the public my cnioy the
qualification WEIGH yuuhayo afforded us, VIC
respectfully solicit n copy of your oralion
delivered m the 4lh inst. for publication.
With sentiments Of i5h esteem, VIC arc,
dear sir.
Your obliged,
Humble servants,
G.. B. NEW,
...., WILLIAM LAPE,
JAS. NJ. KNIGHT.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11

MExIco. Late accounts from this coun-
Try represent most dcplorabIe political and
civil condition Of things. The Priests are
said to be suspicious that Bustamene will
adopt principles and measures of liberality
and tOleration, and threaten in such an
event, to exert their influence to dothrone
him and resinstate Santa Anna. All the
prisoners taken at the defeat Of Moctezuma
had been ordered to be shot; and it Is
thought that Col. Wharton, late Texian min
ister to the u Estates, and others Of bis coun.
iEymen, who have been confined at Alata-
mons, viii sllare tie same fate.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11

CONGRESS-l7h s. lsa or JULY
SIS @PRENTIsS, Of vieksaHrg,
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11

The New York Star announces the arri-
salin hat cir, Of airs. Josaga Ruiz, sister
0f he late celebrated Rlrs. Malibmn.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11

orrho lengthy articles io' today paer
have oCowded o1t several te6sof ffsas
intended for publication This mofuias
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-02
Town Meeting.

Al an adjourned I0Un Meeting holden as the
 TODn Rooas in Salisbt,y. on Monday ne l6tk
 day ef October, 1887:
 VTorED, That Swine be permitted to run at V large upon the commons and highways in this town by being well rung. excepting that kind denominated Boars, for the year ensuing. N
 Voted, that every family be permitted to have one Cow. the property of one man, run at large upon the highways and commons in this town between the rising and setting sun, from the first day of April to the tirst day of December
 Voted, that all Horses, Mules, Neat Cattle, and Sheep be restrained from running atlarge on the highways and commons in the town of Salisbury for the year ensuing. (except ono COW for each family whose list shall not ex- cccd forty dollars, between the rising and setting sun, and between the first days of A. pril and December, and any person who snail take up and ifnponnd the same so found fun- ming nt large, shall be entitled to receive of the owner or owners thereofth the sum of twelve and one halt cents for each horse, mule, and neat cattle, and six cents tor each sheep, ex- elusive of poundage ices. .ss <
 Voted. that the Town Clerk Do directed tr, cause the foregoing By Laws to be published in one of the newspapers printed in LitChiield in this county. called the Litchfeld Epquirers four weeks successively. Attest.
 CHARLEs BENTON, Teaoa Cgerk.
 Salisbury, Oct. IS, 1887. Ai2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-02
NOVICE.

YNHE subscriber gives notice to the resi-
 1 dents and non-residcnts of the town of Washington, that he has received warrants to collect town tax of eight cents on the dol- lar, aAd a state tax of one cent omthe dollar, on the assessment list of lS36. and that he will meet them at the store of D. B. Brins- made on the 18th day of November next. at 9 o'clock A. M. and at the store of Mr. Abel Bristol at l o'clock P. M. to receive said tax es. All those who neglect this opportunity may expect to pay such fees Us the law ai- lows. SIMEON H. MITCHELL, Collector
 Washington, Oct. 25, 1897. A