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cove Or A. AGlassas as1.

I'llE rxrrcises of This SEMINARY for the wear
1873, Will commence on the Ii al February.
and terminate Tie ,;5ih OF \ )sembsr.-'fhe price
nj bo1td and tulilou Including Washing bedding and
inc. will be 500 for session OF ) months, payable
II advance. Ihr course ot instruction embraces the
Languages and Sciences generally, and Is designed
10 prepare Students thoroughly Ion COLLEGES and
Universities. There arr al present few vacancies.
which II will be desirable 10 fill With youths whose
edu@aons intended To be liberal scale
In announcing the intention of iesumlng their yo-
eaon the subscribers tender thnir acknowled sments
10 thrlt patrons, for the grateful which lhnv
manifest oil the improvement of their and wards.
As To the general character OF the Institution, refer
rnce Is made To Professors Bennsea>tle HARRISON.
Emmett Fucker, and DAVIS, oithe [ University 81 Nr-
gina.
Inc Seminary is easy Of access To Students com.
ny nom the North, or from lie South, being sItuat
e1 'bont 3 mllrs from the Richmond and FREEZER
"As9urg railroad Letters addressed TO either of
inc snbscr bers aud directed to Concord Academy,
'afone County, will be promptly attended TO.
A. &. COLEMAN.
+. w. COLEMAN.
j. d. COLEMAN.
Dec 25 tl5F
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Dec 5
GROCERY n COMMISSION Mo. Sc

WE subscriber having purchased the stock Of
the late firm of Marsh K Burcl, will continue
a' hroocry aud Commission Bushes, at their old
1'na' lie Invites his friends and the customers OF the
'"e hfn TO give him call aud examine his Stock. He
' attends 10 the receiving aud forwarding OF Goods.
JOS MARSH.
u etsons indebted to the late finn Of Marsh q
WIN please call and settle their accounts, 1t
desirable to close the late concern with as little de-
y Us possible. JOS. MARSH.
n., sarr5rine partner Of -Htrsh g. Bunch
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81, \ II.

The session OF the Spanish Goites were opened on
the 10Th November, by speech from the Queen he
gent. Her MaJesi, had nothing satisfactory Ia tell
her Parliament and could onl, express hops lot the
improvement ot the fnapeesao the expulsion ol the
Pletendrr. The Madild lberal, call tie speech
'washy." Ga her WY. III state. 10 the Coftes. thrre
was mol asngle cheer tie people s,ated Al the slow
with Snllen Indifference.
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Medicines. Paints. Oils. n 4
Pgeg .ss gO.a'

rE'llE Male School At Liberty, bedford County,
q opened. nnde, the >0pctncndence o. the
subscriber, the llth ri September Last; and,
should the public E.yor winch II his enJayed, he
continued, lie llatters himself that he shall have the
deghtultask Of pouring the fresh instruction az e
nind' OF many OF tie youths oil his native County.
Potencss, morality, friendship, and industry, con
stlue the older OF the School.
The Trims OF entrance, pay able quarterly, will
be:
For Reading, Writing, Arlnnetle, Geo
gfanhy. t'tanlnf &r. - 50
Classics. Mathematics, aal the higher
branches o Literature. 90
RAYMOND R.MlNOE, Principal.
I.ibnrfs VI. Dee % m4w
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esL'Ha.. ssQns.

I HAVE rev une1sa..r ed a lea PAIRS Of The Mac
Il bv aud Berkshire tssis", eelrhrl ed ~
grazinn breed. ii iemarh,lt ea-y keep aad eanly
inatutity. CHARLES VI RA y, Manager
toi L. II tcllet Al In, l'l.ltltlon
fe.f Amherst ONT House.
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Fine AfEasg siGrsEcfA.

ISL RECEIVED. most beautiful ease of III
% article. we have ever had, aud will oaer them
prices that will ensure sale. on examinations
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
Nov
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DiLIriBLE HEDfFINES.
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'ENHiS Balm is warranted afford immediate and penna-
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teeth now known.
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by which collars made 10 look fresh part OF
the with anpo directions accompanying each bottle for
their
For sale by JAMES T. ROYAL,
~. for H. H. Montague Petersburg
january
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ShH Pair Country koi Yarn Socks, and good
eIOV lot Of Country Jeans on hand. for sale low
by JAMES {. HUNT, 4 Go.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.


Ey the packet ship South America, Capt. Bar
sto", we have Liverpool dates 10 Dec 18th, and Lou
don To Saturday evening. Dec. 2d.
In England they we've receiving news constantly
rom canada and o continued unlas' faele characters
full accounts oil which are gwen. Englahi IL exceed
ingly sensitive, particularly when things look re6tt
aea' IN her colonies, When the inll ildihgs Il all
that las taken place reaches London. no doubt II vi"
alioid matter Tor Parliamentary discussion.
II "as reported IN London on the Isl oil Deeemost'
liai LORD eosield "as 10 be feealed' anu 'ii' Oh
John aolbofhe was 10 succeed INN as The oo''fhof
3rntialoi tue Provinces al ahaaa
INC WI '.ls' "as uh9el discussion III Tue i'o"se
ol commons ahd vehement assaults WIRE nlaoe upon
,ie tfs,ou List Mps '"'ns pau VI II. IN "'''"
as' 'sNe" VT oia'9s mr. II NV "''' 81 ,,o'''s
moore WIS "i' H. aoo pehe answered III '''' '"'"'
1--WE. asked "ne'6, was Ter wiring o's s'""''s' u
abusing george MI hi' saia vi '''''' sl'e"-
slon WAS oue 10 tne genus ui' "as an n"n' ~ 'ne
county, ,,,
n ''ois'efs' on ''ls on II '' ii , w ,'''
eo''ose''eu elee,."o' o'''' cur" NY" io','-
s'' w. i"'' WIZ VI l - " o
etl.
IN tue 1"ln Oh No'tnee'' III 'he ho"se u o''
nous 4 'h"flon was la,e ana 's'eeo To- '' se''e'
| 'oo''n'''e' oe 'iPo'oc"' !" ''l"'' "'o -" N'"'''
u 'e Po''5i glasses III ''e '",'N'N Po'f's" ''''''
WIN We" oi ,o'nin2 SOM Pian 'o' ,'i' ''i'o''
nith' u 'osh en"' d'ioo IN" 'H'" nv d" ,'"
n e'e'' Ahlz'''Nei, "e,'lnS ""s "''' III b''"''
." 'ae So't,' III "oeo WI, !, o''"e'' "' "''''s''
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on ,.ooe'' tn l''S VI =" - "'" NV ~
o. tt 'nNtlsi1H 81 ~" IN" ' "
81 ''n ''''f'o'' ', ,, ''"e' y ~ ~ ~
i'''','"ou wv ~, " ''9 'i's, '",' :, ,u,
,o'N 'on' Votes lie ho''i'' u ''"os''' u '"e'''
a1n9feu.
lie PAM o' f'hs'ahu ae'o'",as ~ III ''''" ~
iEe III OIL De'e"'p'i, '''o 'o"' ''''''o"s W.
twenty 'a.'i'os o' eo''s' 'o'e % o"''o' ." ''' ''
man ~ Inc 81 nc peiloa III lo"o !,
Mt Jandons arrival continued 10 be the snoJee' o,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
Extract ola letter from Paris, Gated
UESDAY, .,Ov. 2l.


The French Cabnc, i, on the pom, of bringing
the llay affair 10 satisfactory conclusion. Count
Mole, President OF the council did all IN his power
to have ad listed during the late scssiou lie then
declared thai his wish, well as his duty, To
compel the 1la,tian Government to discharge with
more sincerity The obligations il had contracted to-
wards France. He observed that this would not be
an easy matter but that he would femles,y all
the difficulties thrown III the way OF his success.
Couu, Mole has kept his word. The measure, al
ready adopted give every Tor believing that this
affair will terminate shortly, III a manner honorable
for France IN general, and profitable fol the private
interests connected with II.
THE Government OF Ha,t will, no doubt, consi-
der that il is interested III keeping up friendly rela-
tons with the former mother country, and moreover
that ii is incumbent upon 1t 10 aceede to the Just
claims OF France. which, II must be admitted. has gil
proofs OF best possible intentions towards Hay
H. She has displayed with reference 10 the demands
of the latter. the grt attest moderation; she awaited
With patience the accomplishment OF promises guar
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Prepare Tor the Pressure !!

AIDES who wish G0EssETS of tie La
IL TEST FRENCH STYLE, ana warranted
10 improve the shape can he accommodated, b, cal
ling ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
Nov. 2 Is
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EsalEoN' EE0CME.T
FOE Ess

ey..aa3 AND possession given immediately. the
se.55iiI Brick reaemrnt, "n rhr eofner Of Ihnd
.sa-A Street aud the TURNPIKE better hno"nas Dat
lcls cornef.-rernls accommodating. App, 10
W. HENDERSON.
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20 Dollars Reward.

20 Dollars Reward.
ANYWAY FROM the subscriber. living in
~. bedford county ON the 2ad ul, Il NEGRO
NAMED ACHILLES.
hacl NEHRO Is about 81 years of age, a very
Lal low stout fellow, 5 feet ) or inches high
VIM :, wen he leit me Il suit of white Jeans aud
cs,,a ' lie was raised Samuel Spencer's
!, nn,' IN Nelson county, where have 40 doubt he
l,ers, lurking. will give the above reward if de.
gam, n, me- or secured in Jail that get him
'o''y dollars il taken out OF the S.ate
b.. ELISHA PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
LOWER CANADA.

In the HOUSE ol Commons, Dee. ltt. Mr.. Leader
wished In know r m The noble lo,d, whether, wIlllin
the Last sly mouths, thee hid been any increase o
the troops Canadl II Lord Go>lord had applied FOR
such increase, and the Causes OF such appllca-
ton The pant Of his ord>hpl lie WISHED also TO
.,sl, whether there had been any increase the IL
mount OF dcseron in the Brush hoops stationed IN
Lower Canada aud LASTLY h- wished TO know when
the noble lord meant 10 blng forward his cnncllIaof,
rloaslrrs with respect 10 Lower Canada
loid J. Russell. SAID lr MIS- afraid ibr replies he
had 10 make would not b., altogether satisfactory to
the Hon member " it'll respect 10 the first question
whether the nuoI,s bad recently been increased III
Lower Canada. lie believed there had been sent
from Nrw Brunswick TO Lower Canada, Lord Cos
ford having been authorlzrd n wntdraw them
With c>pcct 10 any pplIchIon winch bad been made
for an increased iorur he must Tor the present de-
cline answering the question which had been put 10
Inn (hcar heaf) ard with respect 10 the descrllon
OF soldiers belonging Ia Her Maestys troops III Low
Canada, he mol aware that any accounts 10 that
effect had reached TINS country, although he knew
that attempts lad been made aud pans mad been Ia
ken by seditions Ietsons III The colony Cloud cheers
from tie oppuslllon), order promote desertion
mong Her Matsty's troops. NTH respect To tie
last question, 10 the riur when any might
be brought forward on the subject, he could not
positive tetel miualo. lie could only state
what the present opinion OF the government was, but
that opinion WI, OF course lble To be yalcd by the
intelligence which mig ut be received from Canada
the meauw llir. But whatever they might think
themselves bound III justice do, Her MJestys go
sernment lett deeply persuaded thai IT their du-
~ 10 support IN tdnada the CAUSE oil those who were
we'll affected 10 the Crown oi this country. cloud
cheefs.)
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MI. enable submitted tie following resolution.
accompanied Ia soine remains Explanatory oil MS
views:
Received, Thu he Select Committee on ian6s
be instructed tahe iifo on>ldetatsou tlt Pho RE
~ Of 50 amending The Law FOR Tie general te .ulaion
ri Banks, which passed on the 81 dlp oil March,
s}7, as In relieve the Banks Of tins Coiamouoe alth
from the penalty oil forfeiture Of Their charters on
account OF the suspending'oi specie payments =
Provided, that 10 further dividends oil prod,s shall
be mite during such suspension; and provided, t4at
tie l,eNel al iepellns such thHtsis stiall be re
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DEE 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
Correspondence Of The National Gazette.

Harrisburgh, Dec. 6 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
After wrote OF The morning session yesterday
nothing of moment occurred until the hour op-
pointed Tor the meeting Of the House OF Represen-
taiiyes at 2 y O'Clock Z. NJ. The mob had re-
solved that this body should be permitted tn as
seube for this purpose ther as usual took early
possession Of the Hall and when Mr. SpaoETa"'
who had been depulcd by Mr. Cunningham 10 take
the chair advanced To tho speakers char tor iho
pnruose Of sdiourning the House from that place,
he was met by Thomas b. M'Eiwee and some oi
the Philadelphia county gentry, and peremptoriIy
commanded him to desst from his purpose as he
valued his life the mob at the same time made a
rush upon bin, but by the active exeriions OF oue
Of the nngeaders, who, suppose, thought that
The time Tor slaughter had not yet come MS there
we're bot lew Democratic members IN the Hal, he
was dragged from the stand aud through the cham
Der to the door where the rush being great the m
ner doors we're broken down and other injuries done
the fixtures Of the hail. The court house was Ia
KEN possession Of 10 the evening, and the custom
afy round Of infamstory and sUnguInary addresses
made. bat the meeting did not come OF with much
eclst. There wss an evident dimInution OF feet
ing and Of members. The Democratic members
u the Legislature met 10 a room at Wilson's He
tel. at seven o'clock last evening, Dr. Faus Was e.
eccd clerk. and A. p. Hugcs, SerEriut'at- Arms
A petition vas then presen,ed from Bcd!or,
county, conies,iug the right Of Il. b. M'Eiwoe Il
a seat 50 The House OF Representatives, whes thel
adjourned to meet again this evening, at seven o
clock.
The Loco Focos me, a, 10 o'clock this morn
ing bot adjourned again without trsusscing an.
business.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
MAJOR General r. PATTERSON
joins MILES, Aid de-camp.


iiarrisburgh, Wednesday, 10 oc clock, A. NJ
The mob IS Sill 10 the ascendant-l concluded my
former letter at the close Of the morning by
the resolution passed Yesterday the Democrats (Whg
limitations thrown out during the day. 1t known
that personal violence, 10 DEATH threatened to
Mr. Speaker Cunningham, should he attempt 10 take
the chair
The Serg. at AIMS, itaPpoars had instruction 10 ad.
nit none Of the Democratic Wing members from the
county of Philadelphia within the bar and to enforce
this order. II appears be 10 be assisted " that
cellsnt body OF police from 'the county, duty
here. Under these circumstances, At dremrd adj
yisabe Tor the Democrats Whigs) to assemble but
10 adi pufn until tomorrow The Speaker depu,ed Mr.
Spackman 10 act Speaker Ito he went to the
Capitol, entered The Hail. and about advancing to
the Speakers char when he On the strps by
Mr. Elw-e who declared If be persisted taxing the
char, II should be al the peril u hs iJe!
person from The county Of Philadelphia was near
Mr. M'ElNec and llInrd m thrsv threats Some one OF
the Democratic members present called out that he
should adjourn the housr from the place he
10, which be did, until ten clock tomorrow morning.
Al the instant lac Glazing the House u be adour-
ned some OF the geaaemfn VINO appear to be legIsat
inn here, called boIs and the " hole
body rushed on Mr. Spackmau aud dragged him to the
door Of the Hall but by tie interference Of Charles
BroWn, Tie mob prevented dulng him ans further
violence. When the rush made, many Of the De
mocraiic members leaprd out Of the w.ntows al the
hazard Of breaking limb.
Ia the evening the rotrrs had. usual, meeting
the Custom House, 10 further HAaue those upon whom
they depend Tor action
80 faf, the Democrats tWhigs) have absiained from
the least dAPofhon 10 Tcia-tr by yiolrnt measures
In this crs s,thry have Conducted themselves 10 man
neT mote cool, ca,n and collected. thsn men ever DID
uho Inrnserd a. They are Nulling Lu, "a arden
deere 10 FrrYeseT, - far 10 them lies. r honor
integrity 81 the commonwealth coulc have induce,
,leIn 10 eBdaie oil tina.
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AwrrL srArE or AFrAlRs.

The mob hssr actual possession oi the ter"o'
e penn.y wanna. and It IL Impossible iof he leg
lssiure 80 meet 81 the bosiuess "a the departments
Of Gpsetnmcb: 80 proceed.
Al The hour ST halt pact two tins ohoTnoon' o.
appointed Tor lLe meeting Of the iio"seihe SpeS"
er depuied Sir SpnokmHa TO Adjourn The House '"'
10 morrow The hall was filed With the tio'cr'
who seized Nr snd forced lin 10 retire when
,hey oil rushed out. Oud be barely e"Aoled to
escape without injury. Ia :he scufile tie doors
were broken aud the hill otherwise mutllaiod.
The mob have now possession at ihe to"n' ana
mob law reigns supreme. The cihcers oi the 10"
mako no attempt pot down the d'sgfsceiu' scene
No life ,s safo bat the state authorities we "n'
dcrsr6nd, hsve taken all the measures possible un
der the oircoms'aiSe' iof tue pfeSe''''o" VI ''''
and propeur. - -
! We appeal tcthc peope Of PslasyssHl 49,
fend their laws. The sspamAlf&goetm ~
continued long enoS ~ ~ (l|
( fort, let that oGou yW5N1 - ~ ~
/ Tie Lpcofaco ga W. ursu'nsVhe
usual deceptive coude'n The accopnts they give
Of the scenes here, and are eudeayoung To- throN
the blame on our party. But wc appeal to TIE
representatives OF the people, who will shortly, ~
doubt, be obliged by the mob to adjourn and g
home to their constituents, if our account be no
correct or. if any thing, not so highly colored a.
/ the actual truth. Indeed, We have feared 10 rep
resent the looofocos as had az they really are, les
we might be subject the impuatiUn Of exegger
alton. II Is awful to contemplate their dongf
/ Would 10 heaven, the whole people could be here
! to witness them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
THE RUTLAND@H ERA Id.

I'd By en- immense gathering of The people al The Cea'
Honse asserting thef 6tlstmtnAiion 10 maintain 'heH
tirht nnd 10 sustain the Democratic members 30 The
eenf,t ttrs had ;akrn
Runners have brcn rife through the morning thsi the
Governor wa. about Pipclsmaion, calling ou'
the Military aud hst order had srvaay gene 70 Gar
ltsie for ceiaehment Of volunteers The people are
wsng the development Of The plans OF their oPpfes'
spfs with calm determination.
The House met pursuant to adjournment, at 10 this
mefninsH Hopkins ,he chair after the election OF
clerk aad other officers and rAnsactng some ordinary
business, they adjourned ul the afternoon
IN the stefnoes. Mr. Spackman. who was depuird by
Cnnnts CHAM, rnesp OF attempt to ofgantHe the
seAfgrant Arms would DOT allow At, iiitlc rhr took
place sane genllrnrn scared enough TO 60 out OF
The window green balze door broke down, and then
/ lesfafee enitd
. Col. McElwre then stated that ms Mr. SPaokman had
mol been qualified member of the House, he could
moi be heard.
in the Senate, the Speaker md hi' colleagues were
among the missing ut the appointed hour. Penrose
sent Mr Fullerton speaker pro. TEN. who took the
char and as there was not quorum present. lnone OF
the Wings appearing in their sea,s) sdourned the Sen
ate till tomorrow morning
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
CoTrsspondence II ihs Philadelphia Head
pennsylyania Legislature.
HafrIsbnrg, Dec G, lass

IihffisunfEt bf' ~ iCEs-
Mr. Penrose the spesksT Of te = nate did not appear
thls morning and i- chair again taken by Mr. Ful.
lsrion There not quoram present, and the Sen
ate adlournrd The ehaaber wss again crowded to "a.
cess, With noisy rsb6ie, bot ih"y dsPersed without
damage 10 ANY thing
Toe Isil II the House vas flso crowded, and Mr
HopAiEs declared tefr vas ot,fsm present M Nc
ElHer offered resolution pon the old subject of h.s
grievances, the Getiysoufg Ish road IL Wss faf the
appointment 81 eoa.nltis 90 InFrsiEaie 40 curves
ard reoesses.' he allowed u 20 ls upon ,hc tao.r
kr nopklns then made speeeh o. the 90 20 hers on
The suhJelI Il ths eomprotIsr lie sad sBeh couffs
as "a caatr laion, and commit had been appsn
ted bv boih bfanoHes lie .Uegsssd "a sdJoufnnen I
o. ne shcrnoou 20 ruah!r the committee ~ sgTes
They then t6iaurnfo 70 3 o'clock.
Al the mrelag Mr Love II Wsstinat7n, called ~
the repors q ir cors are he sUbre. Of tue
premise Ths spstssT sssd Tee coaain. nol tP
posted sy ihs Rsuss eai BY MEMBER, osg q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

"Wednesday evening, Dec, 3, 1888

"Wednesday evening, Dec. D, 1888.
This morning the L0coiores commenced opera
uons. by meeting in The CONT House. st which
,anArv threats 4ere made that the arms IN hc
State Arsenal should be aiken by force, TO drfe
the "tyfarts." Ia they styled the Governor, SEN
ate sua CsSnetD from power" About ten o.
clock. on order Nss sent from the Governor 10 The
keeper oil the Auensl TO RAISE ior-e To defend
it ~heroupon he enrolled posse Of twenty i've
men. and sisiIoucd them in The buildng
By this time The Locofocu branch Of the House
OF Representative had met TO 60 on With their
uoyeus DTS sHd soon udjournea, when cUnsioera-
be mob collected 10 front ofihe Arsoral. com
mitiee Was then appointed by the Locnfocos 10
eenfer Nth Tie friends Of law SID order. and To-
deee ,bem TO withdraw, the force ircm the Afse
nal Il Sss then solemnly sgteea upon, that the
rnob void wih3rss ard the keeper Of the Arse
nsl would pledge himself that no sfms shoold be
taken out for Any purpose. The mob then ~uh
dfew. ADD 5000 after the gsrnson Wss dismissed. 81
tbs he's, mode 81 obtaining quiei, uncer the or
eunsisnees. This vas about one o'e.oeA, ahef
noon.
Amer tie garrison q the Arsenal lad adjourned
. eons3erat.e numhsF 81 tie r,0iers asscIs-ed "a
loeust street ~ iIcut % G.ru's Hotel, where th'
orator, 1eii,efed several iuasmn.siory addresses
bal as heavy Ela ~ss descending Ell 'Ae line
they 5000 Dispersed.
The Governor. We uH3ers'suj, has lssesd proc
lsmsiiou calling the cIiiasos 1-u tlfosc 10 be.'
tbsnsei,es 80 fssdigess 10 sid 10 preserving eit'
rovsrnsssa,, ia case The rioters ps'sislsc ~ the,
rsTelsilorsrF measures.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
THo. a. BUnRowEs,
Secretary G the Common wealth.
From Us Gazette.

il is said that on Thu sday ght there citing
Of the friends Of Ia ana orce 10 Harrisburg aud that
slfc ng depos takeT the strength II which
Judge blythe Ieisd hf-ci Justified aud called up
% issue beech wstsn's ~ the arrest Of certain IN
diydlas, who had bsin mot otcipus IN producing tie
dangerous excitement WhicI now exists The Huaes Of
OF the PARTIES aIusi hon hr process is issued,
are slated GA t4~ auh9rty Of fumor, 81 be Nrssrs Nc
Cah-u PRAY. &c the trfrsi was carried into effect
praceabig s5mrthirE OF iaporauce has been dogc
wards uIr Dispersion Of tia nb. Bot II the pfocess
WAS reuist-d OF ans atculi at rescue made, mischief
may have cusgef ,ACh assli require thr nsfpos,ion
O. force oGrq4ais % th.,vsta t.ishn-nt q the aW
Messfs sirt.n laud - base pa5,lsied statement
10 thr uarrsb rs yir , pr, druying that they edged
lheir honor a. 10 p-ops aha surrounded she Arsene
tat d lary wgid drPgsr sguts should be- iaken 0u
81 the Ars~uai b, any Fusa either behalf Of the
r,Fvrnm-ut ofotiiefs' They s4y further, that lhey
s..ul1 oisgf trii 70 lfsat With the rebels
any subject, 90 sEysei either hereafter q
their dsnsud.