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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-06
Sixth Anniversary
THE AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIE-


The sixth anniversary will be held, with Divine
permission, in the city Of New Y orb, on Tuesday,
the 9TH day of May next. The public exercises
will be in Broadway Tabernacle, and commence
at ten o'clock, A. M. An abstract of the Annual
Report will be read and several addresses dcliv-
cred by brethren from different parts of the Union.
A meeting for business will be held in the Lecture
Room of the Tabernacle, in the afternoon, after
the public meeting, and be continued, probably,
for one or two subsequent days.
All the auxiliares are requested to send dele
gates, and members of Anti-Slavery Societies,
throughout the country, are invited to attend the
anniversary.
Joshua LEAvITT, Committee
LEWIS TAPPAH, Of
LA Roy SUNDERLAND, arrangements.
N. B. Editors friendly to the cause of human
rights, are respectfully requested TO give the above
notice an insertion in their respective papers.
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Morris Spe ech.

The mastery speech of Senator Morris OF ONO
in reply to Henry Clay has been published IN
pamphlet at New York and is for sale at the An
ti-Slavery Rooms, No. l43 Nassau street. at the
low price of $3 per hundred.
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E'OT-ASka EGETTEH;S!

F superior quality, and ertra sized CALDKoNs, suit
" able to set in Arches, for sale by the Brandon Iron
Co., the Foundry, and by their Agent ZENAs WooD,
Montpelier Also, CORN SHELTERS; IMPROVED
PLOUGHS; CULTIVATOR TEETH, and general va
ricty Of STOVES. Including the Improved "Conan Pa
TENT which is believed to be superior any of the med
stoves with small fire arches.
Sheet Iron, elevated will be furnished both at
Brandon and Montpelier for the Conant PATENT Rotary
Vermont Cook which, with the Cast Iron Oven attached
to each of these Stoves renders them the desirable
Cooking Stoves in the market.
The cost Of the shelter will be saved in labor bv
ordinary farmers inwo seasons, besides the saving
they afford in getting out
JOHN A. CONANT, Agent.
Brandon. Jan. 1889. ST
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for the Yankee Farmer. !

IIOUpUIIeu lUI IIU aT NeC Tarntl.
MONDAY, April l, 1882,
AT market 22O Beef Cattle, 2G yoke Working Oxen, &c
Cows and Calves, 525 Sheep, and 800 Swine.
Prices. Beef Cattle.-FiIst quality, 1915 to 50
second quality, Ss to $3.50; third quality 81, to $3.50
Working Orcm.-$loo, $ll5, $l25, $3.50, $l4O
$3.50, $40.
Coos and Calpes-$35, $40, $50 and $50.
Sheep $3.50, $4,75 81 to $3.50.
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April 1, Rupert.
2, Pawlet,
3, Dandy Four Corners.
4, Tnmouth
5, Wallingford.
7, Weston (Sabbath.)
8, Chester
&c 8, North Springfield.
10, Perkinsville.
IL, Felchville.
< ~, West Windsor.
ID, Hartland.
Ia, Queechee Village (Sabbath.)
" Is, Hartford.
. IS, Hartford West.
" II, Pomfret, Town House.
d" Is, Sharon.
&c 10, Royalton.
&" 20, East Bethel.
" 81, Bethel Centre (Sabbath.j
&c %, Bethel Gicad.
" %, Bethel Olympus.
Z" "a, Stockbridge, Stony brook.
" 25, &c Narrows.
Z" 26, Pittsfeld.
" %, Shcrburnc (Sabbath.)
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NOTICES.
ANTI-sLAVERY LECTURES.

Rev. BENJAMIN SHAW, Agent of the Vermont Anti
Slavery Society, Providence permitting, will lecture
follows 1t is requested that the friends of the in
each place mentioned, will that the necessary arrange
monts are made. The appointments should be made for
the evening, as far as convenient
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

led Mr.. William Mathew ~ eHch'
school io the ensuing ycau; ms horse o"r
mile North Amclra Cont houeto on the 18th Jau
rni 18Th December ah vacation o ONE month a.
Mr. Ma hewsg graduate OF Na'.fTH'c 'H'.s
(aiuv bring, satisfactory Testimonials Oh moral e'
raccf lad competency teaCh:r
ohc, tie school benz principally r the education o. '
sub.crcts will qurG no ar5eF his
lie viii css b., family ateen oIhi"
ets. II application IL made. Eis terms viii be:
For board, Deciding. aiae md candles :ncludcdl STU
80. ~ 4. 90
Mathematics aud Po'cai Philosophy snd Rhetoric, -
Reading, WnGg, coa..Gon Arh:aeuc, EngJsh Giamhaf
and Geography, -, ~
The location oc,i. school healthy any lower Fsa''
god moral and reg,Du' Monthly rifeGiIf-
and guatiDE, ard vii De suJcc' u
putin. examination previous the vacation Zero
Shin rngrgr ws, ". adde's tue sGh.cil''
Anil. Gam Jinu.r u, NO r. BOTTOM.
S5-wif
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FOX TIL. ENQUIRER.


To th .VenaLers tIrct IF Die legislature If Fugina:
Gen'ienen "Corrnpon III elections is the great enr.
nv Of Freedom. n Democratic Republic 1T should,
therefore be OF the first, and most aaxious cares ui
every wise legislator guard the putty ol The elective
franchise against the approach of every form aud spe
c!es Of pollution. The people should mark The man,
who BY the seductive appliances Of wealth would lnau-
the OF their less fortunate fellow Citizens as
the worst enemy of their country Such wretch wants
nothing bn, the opportunity sell bis country for gold
The too common practice OF betting on elections IS
doing much towards saprng the foundations OF our tree
dom; and il IS becoming evil OF such alarming magn
tudc require The prompt and energetic action OF the
Legislature 10 suppress 1t One individual nj least, no
is known made large bets on certain Congressional
srcion after having manufactured sundry Toies for the
occasion, not satisfied with that, offered bbe OF Two
dollars to voter. induce him 10 vote for his candid
ate The offer was Indignantly refused. How many
he whether he succeeded purchasing any
is not known His hOf.c beat the race; and hr Jobbsd
ME ,eady. This single instance. founded on well au-
thrncaed facts. is enough surely 10 saew the reccs
sy Of legislation The subject OF betting elections.
Our laws wisely prohibit gambling, in other forms lees
hur,u than his yet strange Ia tell allow ihIs practice,
which ought 20 be made high misdensean0r 10 pass
ununcsd The writer Of this GisupprovPs OF betting
ans way. iov any amount; yet, 1t betting e'sc
lions could be restrained 20 ring wagers ard confined
10 honorable the mischief might not be great as
10 cn for legislative interference But, when ii has
10 that, that candidates taken up by &c.
k!ns horse The course, cock IN the PIT,
which 10 bet their hundreds and coll Forth their sharp
ard various talents In insure their winning, II Is high
lime that those 20 whom is entrusted the guardianship
II The Commonwealth should do something in this be.
.a 20 protect the best interests of their constituents
am what "Whg grnItmen" call "Loco Foco :
.Y;g i.ckicz ard Wing EDITORS call me Tory; but sub
scribe myself, gentlemen,
Your obelicnt old servant,
Nov Alb 1899 SHED TOWN.
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NNBENEZER ACADEmY.-The Trustees Of this
institution take great pleasure n announcing
patrons and the public generally. that they have enga
ged Nh G. Hogan 10 superntend il Tor The ensuing
year.
Mr.. n is gradute Of Trinity College, Dublin, and
has had considerable experience ID Classical aad gsre
tuition both IN England and in this country He comes
highly recommended ~ .hc hfads OF some Of II"
first Literary Institutions in the neghbor Of Lon
don,''as pr!ectly qualified by his experience ard
quiremens 10 teach The whole range OF be reek and
Latin Classics and las TO he zeal assrtny and talent
he displayed in his profession united with grca,
mand Of temper, and happy method Of communicating
instruction. and as 10 his good moral character
lie is also well recommended hy the PRESIDENT OF the
collegiate department Of the University q Maryland
"very well qualified for the superntenlence and
nageinent Of high school" II appears also from Ls
testimonials that he has been SO Fortunate give pc
neral satisfaction 10 The parents Of the pupils entrusted to
bis care The a,tainmens ofMr Hogan az q eio,sifsi
scholar and hrs successful experience in g,nuailu
such as 10 warrant US in recommending this IDs.
lion 10 the confidence and support OF The public.
The exercises OF this school will commence on The
10th Of January next-snd those disposed 10 engage
pupils, are requested 10 maze early application 10
Nov Tsi-w6wl THE TRUSTEES
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CARRIAGES
DEA THIS.


Died Monday Instant the residence of his father
in the county Hanove Mr. JoAs B. GILLIAN, aged 81 years
los. dutiu aeconae SON. the family ,eir best ifnt
Sincerity and charity conspicuous 20 all h &C
loved him Ia, nothing hand Deah
lie gone-hat noble aA heaseats more aud We
has 9 lew left of more worth 10 die. :
Departed this lie, w!h nst@HnEeoo suiicnnes, the II
ns'on While lr'ns " - " ans p.e"-, ~. ,I.'h
age IL was % tic Edinburgh School snd ctG
nhy.cn When the great the opu.,. Of the powerful
d. tncfyes h,v. exemplary gro! dssu.r
ing evil happens that indscnnsie praises Ia
vi.r 90 CIR i,ery NJ thai obituary Page TusG
Io.c ~ influence -. the l,.n.
In The peenl h'~e'er We submit 10 The PGa
the pIa,ion rsr-,e with all the christian
The life OF Dr. Berkeley and h, sterling Pfne
plea 10 the circ!c which he ""'d and h'
character md reputation et behind hT eoas2' @ rsa! -
he zeaOes member g the Eps"
p Church Tor ","E ye3 una n" ,tny ald 10 .ha fya u.
rcaoS. ., life with the Vorcy, hr-
n;y and ',y =, pys,e,." he . m.s MOI Only A3s but i
suffering give coa,i the d.mg IN "Ui he
widest Of the terms, good aan" The
writer ." this humble hui jo.t ra = h memory was at an
early Of hi life Professional student OF the deceased,
pous aud excellent Q! Though he L'.i
indeed 10 advanced age yet he vas one IL" WHO
would have died had 10 on' ended with cessns 20 !" good
God" :.
Died on the evening the ,ih a.. NA.e-M cRAEro.,
pci on Ii. mn n.t at residence i,ooea.and, GrOrcr
G. PcxETr Esq tho eldest the late George Pickett OF s
r,ya amnoie Character, a"t mach estee"e
By all who had the pleasure OF hi9 acquaintance
Died, Mont Verde ibe residence OF MA Ad'iesr snnry m
the county Essex MONDAY the +sh ns,a, ct NJ thc
3Gh Of he GE"EGE T. l. LoLhEs Esq leaving lind
wife and three interesting iie children Seihcf
"h kindred and l'o number d" enas 10 ftno'
the uutimely bereavement, M Lormer vas the te"sH.
the county the next Legislature, OF ~hichhr mn
member three years, His teaii eommsn
7aconiS shhohood loses ieEd and svun
and upright ss'ratr, aud 6" able and s
his family his !o.1 - r"2r'oIc RAE"
sincerity te"drrn',s b"Ie' .enrs oeniH'd steut
family, aTucrsc numerous ana SINGER
stay ofdc.'h. lie soacta noble ard gene
70, beats mo'e; and We have u0t aan 0i''e "o'" 20
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Nov 7

It has been decided in the Circuit Court Of Alabama,
al late held in B.bb county, that the Real Estne
Banks and other unchaered banking associations. that
sprung up abGndauy IN that State year OF tao ago.
cannot lawfully maintain suit on the notes and b:ils
which they have discounted or purchased Suit was
buug hit the amount Of several bills held,
for ia. be neit of The Selma Real Estate and Banking
Co " and the pen inrcrposcd that The Company
was unauthorized BY Iaw 10 do Banking business, and
therefore incompetent 10 sue Judge Shotrdse sustained
the plea and the verdict taken for the defendants.
The has bren carried up the Supreme Court, on
a bill Of exceptions 10 The charges OF the Court
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committee 10 discharge the duties Of The lasl rcsolu.
ton, VIZ: James II Piper, Robert NJ Hudson, William
4 P-es,nn, John Na1aylor. William t! Sndcw John
b Geor-c and N"pnron i F,eGch
On motion Of Mr. Pendleton Of Giles
Rtsored, That the proceedings Of this Convention be
signed by the President and Secretaries sent The
Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer and Wing the Lynch
burg Vrsnian, The FncaslIe Democrat, the People 5
Friend. and The Western Enquirer, FOR publication.
On mo,inn oi Maj Taylor Of Pulaski,
R'sorcd. la, The thanks of this Convention are due
I" rs President for he dgnied impartial and sus'ac
tory manner in winch lie has discharged The duties of
III. Ctnir
Ees0fred That the thanks of this Convention be ten.
ded the Secretaries thereof for the prompt and sa
usaccry maurtr in which they have discharged The
duties assigned them.
On motion of Albert G. p, ndlenn
RsS0irrd That this Convenliuu adjourn sine die.
Attest: JOHN F. MATHEWS, ficsidtnt.
Gro G. BRowSE, s,,,,,,;,s
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EDWARD t. Y0CYG's virGlXlA SILK MAcnINERY

FIFE subscriber respectfully informs tho Public, that he has
G.ly gy recorded rateG C!hcc IN the City of
Wushson H. C. drawings and minute OF mos
simple rypedriou> beautiful and economical meiho" Of
srpyas ceins rare ren the Cocnons, nsc for
making S and ~ 70" preparing NOR Ell Of
hI, Ingenuity that Office The machinery OF ucb
simplicity, hai all part. pressn; rhcm'eve.
view. materials and aang -n OF ' paris with he cxccp
nt' reTHr Ingenuity but the "ofkma:,I up
lpar Carpenter. consequently shor ID
happen, be amc ciy
thereby 1ispen.r- ut Naxa"us delav
a-o hIe requires little power
keep produce - revolutions the crnuk minute
'lc ch II IL OF IFS s'hiss viii in That ne
revolutions nnd their hpsiEs ESQ reSo!ponsdu'ins
which work beautifully art with the rrifofulr
proceeding The has only 9rt dies hr
Increased hs proprietor; At Ire minimum ont Of
10 revolutions Crank for 10 working
bohlins and reels viii take ESQ y OF six IN the
Imaginable. When The model completed
accordance only remaining legal requisite, DO
deposited in The above which public will be
given Tie shove title applied N order to deal snac the
from others The stands Norfolk about
S35. EDWARD l.. YOUNG.
IS l5J-u3rl III.
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Sale Of CROPS, 3fOCH. &c.

WE7ILL be sold at my residence !" Cu'e nfck. IN
~ The lower end of fienrico county, on Tuesday,
the 10Th day Of the present month MI my stock farming
utensils the crops Of oats. fodder, shucks &C. 10
pether with the household and kitchen furniture a
credit of six months viii % given all sums over io
dollars the purchasers giving bonds with approved
cury to carry from the date. me interest TO b"
RENTED in case the principal be punc;ualy paid ahen
!, hecopes due " ~ WHITING.
Bremn. Nov ID 'J-2t
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Stishhi'
SHED TOW Y.
Nov. 4,h, Il:
COl,.yE.iJC.77IO.N


AEISCDO., Va, Oct. oh, 1859
Dr. J. krHL Richmond. Va:
Dear Sri am happy 10 inform You, that ] am IL eI
celIen health In letter some twelve months or up
xajda since stated had entirely recovered my health
Simcc that time have had the slightest symptom of
a rs'urn of my old aud much dreaded dlsease,he Dys
peysia also stated the Of several cases of oJs
nate character and of long Standing They have oil
proved 10 be permanent, far hive been able TO
ascertain. have had several venereal cases, which
have been successfully treated with your Abyssna MIX
tnre, and Anti Syphilitic Syrup ] will mention one
case. which he'd been treated with the "S"a remedies
for three months but without abatement OF he DIS,
case Your medicine was procured, ard The disease,
hich before appeared too obstinate, IN q few days
yielded TO your remedy.
have used your Medicines in various diseases with
success have nsrd none other in my family for the
last II months One Of mr. sisters whose eyes had been
affected for three years $50 much 40 that she
scarcely able 10 to attend 10 the mast ordinary bu
siness without The cf spec,acIps) relieved by
the use Of your Resorer OF the Blood and Depurave
Powder. Respectfully. ycnrs,
GEORGE r BARR.
Now 53--6l-
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Your most OFT srrv't.
JOHN 6. PAGE
20 nN.'

Keep constantly on ham iocsip,on Of P"s, ITO
ore alluded To above, bought o. ClC by Mr.. PaEe. .
ihe OF nn able fnEo ron" Ihh'f
REGULATOR arI Hcparer will lind their advantage, TO o"
.ho h,.sr PLACE ioi tic
Of attrndn. OF his foIGsoH RtEn QUO
surrounding counties. aiujr 10 Mr. -
buf.,ou by errbrted Mist
clan. Charles T.. iIoIn ESQ Now York
Orders from Town .: tbs country, III hn proTi'E
attended 10 on b. inR Is MeE.s ". asGlu,ph Z Co.
go,k.sle. Riclmoud, OF myself in Petersburg.
~, ~ '' Ts,..a,ifl r:P MASH.
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Farm of Pri9y.

s,r all l,a By these That, tho nissrbsts, beng
S,ucsholde River and Kama" C"nlnny d" hh
true Guh iI"iai attorney "I'
oil ccnem meetings OF the STOCK
holder. OF said Coupan not PERSONAL, present o.
";h fol- Fo"Gr aud auihnihs A.
such general snrh vote or 'oir anu 10 40 81"
other net each OF could sl'e ~ ID" M mocf :" NE
IN cce,ro # c were personally ADD do hereby
f md rorGrn act or at- ohf SAD o
NOS NAV lawfully a.ys do or pursuance o. thc aulhO!
hereby conferred upon him.
viipc.. our bands and sea5 day Of -, one thousand
siyl hundred and - - N'hN-''
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n AND FOR SiEE-On the HrEt Monday Of December next
Il offer sale for ready money before court
door enco county that being Coct day the r-eo par
allotted and set the property jordan
on. heirs and eg,ee, Of Noba Jordan. te u Hen.
rico county. RICHARD ToSEY.
Nc, IL S3--i5..
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James Rtrer and kanamha tomlcry- fyLt .7"agai

,s,iIE Fifth Annual Meeting Stockholders Of the Jnnc
Evrr and karawla Comp.uy wl be- held, by permission lf'"
tho noprr nn,ory Capitol Tie City OF i.chmoad, o.
MUSDAN, the lGiE D.cembsrH"At
- W. B. CulrTES0EN, S,srna,y.
Richrroai Nov. -, 1892. Ovid
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The "Chicsgo Democrat Of The 3Oh ult, states the
g raordnary (nmos, Incredibly fact that on LATE
''s' 70 The British Fort Of Maiden in Upper CanaaG'
The Editor large number Of negroes 10 fuii BRUSH
HAoFm; that he convesed with several and all ackho"
legged 'that they had abscondsd from The South, ano
Vie helped BY Abo!itionsts through Ohio. They SAID
LOT had lately arrived there iiom Missouri, Two from
tennessee and FIVE from Kentucky, end that IN the
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"Thc nsc Of rif'uoGs po!aic- il past,
And wc are dap N tina, OF cold Prf:s"er.
Patriots are crow q too shrt I'd Ia Gr nIDcC!e,

And rs to itu.t them
But thank Heaven, The Li.,rs have been BIT and the poh
ca fortune hunersard selfish time who deserted
The Republican party in lis hour OF need, will rue the
consequences of their cold. calculating and nnprnciped
code Of politics "Trnh IS migh.ya and a:!l prsraH.
shall quote and comment upon one more passage Of
your Speech and then an done with your patriotsm
PUBLIC GOOD.
.9gti CORstTz9iiSm,
EsraUse .Isti- Uhi0gtrH
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To Ut. - '"s''"'' 49,
p.ncc Tor the nfo5esad, do hereby certify that -
who's, nam. Eretssse witness pcTsonH
ppucGrd aGG made oath That W"
.iny. med whose n1mes are -nhscfihcdH ~
e the acknowledged the zane {"
of 10 snid witness a. lnrIr act AMI deed
Witness my hand ana seal this - doy OF - eSte1h
I..rir Lnrl
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Agricultural Fair-PREMIrMs.

The Albemorle Agricultural Society held its annual
meeting The week before last. The Charlottesville Ad.
says that they received beautiful Address from
Professor Rodgers Of the University. "His principal
theme agricultural chemistry and the peculiar ma
and properties Of soils and plants aud their aPpro-
pirate s,,mulans. He refu,ed many OF The erroneous
theories The subject and urged with peculiar eoquence
the propreiy Of improving lands by The use OF lime,
which abounds in the lower section Of this county The
conclusion Of his address touched upon the mania for
emigration that desolang many OF the iairest regions
of Virgnia-and unsurpassed in beauty and paihos
BY any thing Of the kind we have ever heard The start
ling tear the eyes Of the most sturdy of his hearers,
fully testified that indell5le impression was wrought
upon their feelings We easily conceive The elo-
qrence which unclaimed the attention Of his audience;
for, have had The pleasure of hearing him upon The
same thrilling theme This address ought 10 be published
and the Society or the Oolor would 90 Us the memoir
forwarding US copy Of it, will publish with the
sncerest satisfaction.
Among the Premiums that were conferred BY this me
ri,orious Society the three highest for Horses were
aw arded TO Col VIM Woods, e przes) and TO Captain
j. n Craven--the three highest for Caide, TO Colonel
S Carr (for his Durham bulD Messrs Jesse Garth,
(fnr his Durham COW, ls prenium) and VIM Woods
and Dr. John Woods, e premiums) "a variety OF pre-
ipums TO Is ladies' for wooPn and linen
fabrics-and to gentlemen OR &. Brown and DR. J
r Woods) for suits Of clothes
Our own countymen bear off the prem for wine;
and the public judgment will ray the taste and justice
Of The decision Orthese, excellent friend Jno Car
ter receives The first premium for The best specimen OF
Domestic Wine, The pure Juice OF the grape; and our
enteprising neighbor, JOSIAH "oodson 'he "a premium
Tor ditto
TIE Tu,f-At The Wsrrenton, N C., Races, which
commenced las, Tuesday. James Williamson Brock.
ley won the LIST race, the Ist day; aud j. e. Rogers
tr by Shakespeare, won the I'd, being asweepslahe io
colts and FLIES. years old, single dash OF m,ie
subscribers Of $500 Of whom paid iorfe-Ihe "a DAY,
d McDanei's Sam Johnson The Proprietor Purse,
$3.50. beating Hares Tom Hosklns, (who won The lsl
hea,.) Goodwin's Virginia Robinson, and Mcleod VIC
,oriu-3d day Jockey Club Purse 81 0G0, mile heats,
$500 10 90 10 second best horse Hares Andreweltu dis
nced OF the first heat the ehoie fed, beating Goodwins
Norfolk. } hie's Flea, and McDaneis Cam -
NGrt,H ,,,, ~ erco,J
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The n Times Conservative and The \. Y Ga
Zetle (Whig.) have taken umbraee at the manner in
which We speak Of Mr. Van Burens claims upon New
York we have this morning for any rerns rks
upnn this suhject-bnt ask those gentlemen Editors
how they reconcile IL to themselves TO gabe our
eIpressions-We take it for granted ,lat the Times first
the example, and that the Gazette unwlttlngly fol
lowed it Our words were ave can never believe, af
Der the noble example which almost every other Stale
in the Union has exhibited, that New York, MIR Van
Eutrns State will shrink from her duty TO him.
eel as 70 tic sr'a Principles Of the Democracy Of Tho.
mos j. gSrsoa The n York commentators have omit.
lee Inc words in Italics.
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FOX TIE F.EQC!RER.
FUK ]
A LETTER TO WA C. RI

" Genus and -7ri, ambition hons,cd wings
Our boast but III deserve feeble aid.
HtErt-mtrit wanting. mount We ne 'cr so hie
Our height is but the giJLet OF our naine."