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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
NEW SEMINARY.

9NIiE undersigned proposes. d ssfiicicni IN
- eoufagcment b. gwen, 10 open SCHOOL
"a Ch.sies,ovs the u d.v az April A period
of foar,ees years devoted 60 the ts.k e instruction
hss g'ses tn snbseriber ka0vissise e tle
pssIsss q shirra. The Operations q ib- yosisfsI
s.iBi. si Afforded hsus as4gI- oPPostaasty TO test
tbs myst popular methods that hs.c been devised
Tor the 'i~vtiopsaeef ~ ta-n The sssslt % tisv
sssarsty % eoassceted system. the oGspsssg ~
T., ficee sod rcs-4rrh shseh n s.ss lsssi-ts
- ~eI calculated f.e'is.s~ ssd rsPes',e fse
,,rssr,ss - lesrsers-Pcrpss hss % give dcu,.'s-
ssrta q fs grsefiesi opcF tsons ssd Effects. sn.i
t-sa ''ict vsfks bear sitscsa"
The ,s,i, placed this School 'hsil - ssssneed
fssfiy Il sir e0tspreiefsions = 10 erusss slsi
tse sss.sssb,r tiedg~s h,ss-if 20 eesry c'dea-
nsskr their sfrrsFy improvements -nsser te
Expectations ~ l.sTyst. sd su.fd,.as.
The egurss - insffnrtiua III eosntsrise ~ the
srsashss ofs EAzii e.isssfsos. ssss al
prrpsr- festh Zoe ssvfsiaes. 80 thc ssrious ssSe--
tOss - lie.
Pspiis siii b. sdusitftrd terms rDossrp'e 81
- tnsfifutsous ~ sstsissr sharsrter. P.yssrut,
so.'ls qasst~riy. JOAN 4. a. HARDiNG.
Chsss,sssss. Msreb ~. tAs9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

CASE OF DA. T. w. Dyorr. TIE PIT
LADELriiiA BANxER.-Tho application Of
,hi. person. for relief under the insoivent
laws Of Pcnnsylvania, was decided on
Tuesday in the Court Of lusclvsn,s in PHI
lsdelPhla-Jadge King gave the opinion
OF the Court rejecting the Petition for the
benef, Of tho lrsoiyent Laws, and holding
tho applicant DIR. Dyoti. TO bail in the
sum OF $4,000. 60 answer a, the Court
OF Criminal Sessions. for fraudulent In.
se!vensy. Unable to obtain the nscessa-
~ securities, the Doctor Was places IN tie
custody Of the Sheriff. Who escorted him
to prison.
The Judge declined TO give any Of the
reasons which led tho Court TO this con-
elusion adverse TO the petitioner: in cider
that The right Of Judicial opinion might
:" not operate On the Jury who were TO
" decide the cause: that IL " ss suEi,icn,
tn say that the facts VI the case indi-
" Gated that strong presumption u fraud.
which. according 90 the Constitution.
" declared the petitioner from discharge.
unless acquitted BY Jury"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

FD0sToE-A esp fsSrs The Ss5ce % the
sss<assA sS~SrxSss eestssas "a seeSsnt
a t.< S~s.t a Caff.is Ss4rEL e.. Rus-
sEIG. q ~ = IsfsEssy. ~ tks SEM
nssss- He Ess S<.<<ssIsEz The Ms.mi
uses @ sks -,>sk skfszo, 90 La gay ~
Foss Dsizss ~IsA . psEs % kI. sosr psay N
oS<s hosss. uk~s a vclt~y wss fred BY
sl.e I-..sEEs mag - 1zeush oa The bank.
Csss- = s=@ s<sssely sfruSk sor TIE oPpo-
sss~ skese- I'D % Esa<kssx u, I<sFed ost
- tAe EssSr&. SG4 tsrzssg rosnt ~ adj
Ss~ss ss-E ESs4s - kas s.es. pas insssnt-
y Es~s 81 y several Mes. -tEes 81 Which
fa.1.k etc. - y - hss ko4y- sn1 oae above
at< sszfte. Fro1s<Isg rs-ssatsAs0Ss
e~HsA- f. Tss6r76. C@2l rs subal-
.eF.. sac uss s1Ge Sistsacs b~bind.
h<ssS ~ SssAx. Al As-s<sssg - Ia stc-
cs- ~<kls sSSsa1a. saEsgs& the IsSssas foF
e.exriy a. ho1s. uk~a he faresd fkeG. 20
se-r-1a s. tA<s csiiersed kss toafs. asd
AzssEg skslIz~i P8>-es.sss q lie eaptsi1' .
h1-sy. yssxeres3 - Forf D1iiss The Ia
Sssss sess FsssS~5. bss a. sss1l. nsi,
g.,zfssf k.ss s. Il ;Ls eSuafry sssbI>1
ftss1 - ss<Sy<-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

nG~n. Jackson had Kept all he's lloas and tigers
h. ight have had qGi's nleaagess at ire Her
miiage. The NAsi. iiis Uni1o % lhe 2Oih ulf
saw.
We Yesterday saw at the waTe-hOuse II Mr.
Anderson IA ihs cssY. laygs Esgk ~ fui. feather
ahd health which has been iofs sftied a. present
ffcni the Government 81 Texas 10 EE -Prcsidcni
Jackson. We ubdersani u was accompanied
by psPefs under the Official zeal 81 he TcIian
secre'aD q STATE, which have D. en- fxafdei
o. the Hermitage
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

"LiFE ~ BJT DAEAa."-Thsrs 10
much truth % ihis biisf but expfessivs
sentence. As ia dreams. 50 Ia life. We
ATE ever wandering in visions. ever 81
pursuit Of Imaginary objects. and ever
wandering from The paths 0f truth. - We
are charmed wilb TRIES. and troubled By
shadows. We grasp a. flying phsntoms.
and are deluded by ysID snd idle hopes
The pleasures. the sorrows. the blessings
and syils of life. are bal hsssiioTy and of.
ten imaginary. Nothing - psFmansnt--
noihisg - real. Change follows change
10 every thing. OoT thoughts. our de-
sires. snd our hopes are but vague and Va
Distinct We are ever in pafsuii 81 vain
iriaes. which. When ob,kined. are unsssis.
fying. We heap Up gold - II u ~sfs our
chief good ~s court sppisuss 90 " there
we're consolation 10 iis IDLE breath ne
seek for bonor ss fit could cure The ill,,
o. yOO,h the soETous " l,gs bot hoS poor.
how ssis. how nissrsbls, ell wealth,
honor and spplsv'e sppssF ubeA we
avake 20 real hss Itow isconsidersis
uiil shi, life end I'll that pertain. 20 u sr-
peer whee ws avaks IN stsfniiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
PfIRENoLoGY.

Mn Enron ~ never Wa more tick
led. don't suppose. IN tie whole cosrss
Of my lie. - the other sishi ~bsn Z
went Up 10 the Hotel and got nv head
examined by In. great bump doctor.
had heard EN- tell Of such f1inss. but
did nt never believe IN any great share Ct
em bu, thought Ii 60 snd zee so THAI
] could tel mere about II. Well. I wen:
up STAIRS into tho doctors room. and
pumped myself right down. telling him
he might go-s-heAe. Wei. lie tscun o.
feel and poke about my head. jisi exactly
As mother used TO. after yokTs. says
be. you've got great ofgsn Of philorro-
geni,issness. Now. you see. I don't en-
ders,and Greek. aud says ]. what's that,
Says he, tLsfs the organ e.. LOVING ehil-
dTen--l mus; put Thai down fifteen. The
devil thinks l TO myself-I sLAll have
TO DO petty busy. o. iLl. rate tsespss.
you see. haven't 20; shove eight or ten
children now. and arm seiting sell nigh
City. But II must have Eileen, xby
suppose / must, Well. tie pex, thing
was. 10 said l had Q great deal Of CON-
Iativeness-- ar. you must under
siand that . sctooi-feliow of sine. when
] was little boy. thIc " bIick bat u fps
one day. and raiAed bump On tie hack
Of nv head. Nhioh has always stassd
,heie--So ] thought the doctor ought 60
have called !, the organ Of brickLaiireaess
but said nothing. lie to!d the. too.
that had . great deal Of secretivsnsss,
which don't think 10 correct. beessss
my wife and all my ueishbsts Tan Tell
you tina, have no secrets 90 speak of--
don I remember that ] suppose would h,s
any body eI.s's disposii,cs a. xsii o.
mine. Bull allowed hat. after ihs doc
tor bad 20, through. 10 woel5ni hs,.
any otieeuons 10 having ns examine Ais
hesd--snd sure enough he dldnt bsf. -
case he shuldni send you 40 account e
my diseo'enes. III jesi give yos . few II
the strong points. ] guess AsyIs .togt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
GrrrraI EufrlIisrurr.

IL Pefyss< Tyl<Ls sf Enzgsfss. a. G.
TIE ssSsIs - 80 t-Is.tet nea Who went
ever - wss<ns1 Posss lave t~rsF mated
~ Us p-r.<es taken - have been ese-
osa~S. ; psrSoa<G. q s<9ssft-d. sad o.s
azs1SsS sz-S trfT F-gaa gn4sr sen:sace
q Seask ~ T. Az-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
Pay. mp 9 Ipay up (

a III. persons Indebted 10 the late Gssn Of
IN wiLCOXEN ~ STEPHENS. OF 10 Str
..lscns, 30 Ageat Toe W,iiisss kiessssr. or ". J
stsphch, individually. by note or 9th, rsise. sre
respectfully r,ae s,e 60 s. .sd make a, %.
~ before the 5th 81 IN prrs-st mcsth. - logger
Indulgence esnDot b. given u 10 b. hoi,cj tina,
that kno~ themselves ,,SeJfed % the shove
bs@rd, gill f.ii 20 .ii~',si % ~. ell
WILLIAM D STEPHENS.
hspsrs-fsrry. M-rth J, ts51-3L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

A Novra CassFsracF.--A nezzsar W1s 49,
IN 80 by a. Governs a. Pez1..g,rs1.a - -
fnrisisfarr, eharging apcs sisc b2s.ks s-s'y-ssg
- rrev<ns dss tAkinF - luan 100 orssct - a.
sac. &c a. purposcs - Is,srnsi fmFssrra'e.A
A rrsosatica. caiiing upen o. Ggrersrr 81 ~
s-sAsz.u q - o1nsrGrzry. 49, Ts5ar1ce - -
I<<isisfurr ~ ssr,rs F1ry ro.<-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

oESE TCD X1kGEcESg
n WILL at al tiasss give The highest prices ia
cash fos likely yoaag HE0HoES, ofbosh
ssxes, frOm tee % twenty ave year of age -
Persons hssinx likely serysnts 30 dispose q,
vaI Do veil 10 call on ne ~ ny res'4sscs N
Chsfisstovn. asa any eommunicatton "a writ
ias viii be promptly Attssdsd to.
wM. CROW, Dr..
Nov - fe1--tg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

CASH FOR NE@aOES.
q WISH 20 purehsss - sooa 80 possible FIF-
n tn SEGR0Es. for vhich numberi li psy
h'Shss prices - cash ihaa any Porehssef ~
tAs Aerkst. Persoss Who may have negroes
for ssls. are inyt.sd 20 eaii sad see ne in Wa
shesisr-or " iacoavssiset 10 Do 80, are 70
qsss,sd - stdress nas = lsns, % whieh Z wni
give t@usAiate attsntisa-
~. g. DANIEL
Winchester. sept. ~. IsJ7,--iE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

DkEApFuL AccipENr-Wel learn from
the Washington Globe that on Sunday
night an explosion took place IN iIeth's
pat. "a coal mine situated about twelve
m,.s. from Richmond. In the County Of
Ches,-rheli.) by which it 10 said that .,x-
ty-thIee negroes have beea killed OF bu-
med alive. The shaft Is 500 feet deep
deeper, pr0hs5l.. thaa any other in the
United S'atss-snc as the fslline ofihe
earth has been considerable. there is no
probability that any OF the persons below,
il now alive, can be extr,cated.
A Postscript in Inc Richmond Compiler Of
Tuesday, attached TO an account OF the accident
similar 10 that related above. says
Since the above was IN type, we have
just converted with q gentleman from the
pit. lie thinks that between thirty and
forty had gone below before the explo-
sion-four Of them had been gotten out,
who. IL was supposed. would recover
two Others were seen dead; and erics and
srosns were distinctly heard from some
who had not been reached.
So great was the constern alton and dis
may that the accuracy Of details could
not be relied oos and so gfsa; wss the ter
ror among al IN tie vicinity. that the
proper efforts could NJ, be promptly made
% get out the unfortunate la5ersrs'
One Of the three al ,hs rsovib of the
Pr. alluded TO shove is living with both
legs broken. The other two were imms-
dis,eiy killed. Tho shaft and engine are
but little pjuTei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

H. CiaSs.as.s HeFsslsean rneati1ns
~ s.<'sscAely s<e~rrsscs ~ ths Death
e s.aii ~ - tAzf ssiF sAS Uas kiIsd
n Ir0Sast ssi-sxiug - q E.snsseTis -
Isseszs sbss a. a. EeEszFs.i 80 Essr TIE
cage % stscA fks 1zss.si ne cssE1Sd
sa8 sLe iesSsrt G.sssx his wisbts he
sezrb 80 sssx,s sfr,iks e tie Psr
ssses~1 sk< j~g-iss sea-. sssssag lis esasb
- 80 sTsEs sftea Esnsrss-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

DrsrB Oy GsS. RlPLET.--Ths last
Lsussssaisn contains the Intelligence e
he dss'h Il Gen. ElssksS w. Ripley. .
sssivs Of ksw HsmpsbiSs. bat for many
yssr5 a resident q I,o0,sians. 81 which
State be wss Representative "a the last
Congress. AZ . statesmen and soldier.
hss sane sssn8s eonspieuous On the page
sf kss eoantry's htssosy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

We issrn uish Epefet fhss HESRY r.
wsaTfKlb Of Frederick. uss foond dead
10 BE bed 10 that city 90 Mondsy nom.
Jog FIs died q spopIeKy. He vss Cor
= number q yssrs . representative 10
Coaersss fssm Frederick county. and 10
Ihs msnsrstis sontess IN CensFsss fcT the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH as 1880

Presidency in 1928. he decided the vote
Of Mary land in favor Of Mr.. Adams. aud
secured HE election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

Iss ssnss1 - Nsu TorA Tsssr that
Pa Cersctsx Sssvfscsf inverted nsssit
q s...s - an.sas.s ss,ssf - kis tefsics'isn.
- fexas is.Ss. sd thsf ks kss recently
sE<rsek ssls q sk<s~ iss4s - sszpsay
q e11sasssscs - Ea<isa3 &c nbest sIs
r,szi.a-ss dee k4a1ss1 ra5sssst dslisrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

That lore ever kiilr8 msa
Thai ealofaei ard lniisp arc - pieassst a. q
mint iulsg
That nsorus zsincsaiss maize yoed gfs,as.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

DAvIs's CRIaiiSlL LAW. Se-Haying
supplied myself With = copy ~ the above
work. and gwen 1t an attentive petussl,
would NEST earnestly recommend IL to
The Justices throughout the State Of Vir.
GINA. who wish 10 be veil acquainted
with the duties and jurisdiction OF Msgis.
ira,es. and ct the same time, to discharge
those duties with ease, Correctness, and
despatch. 10 possess thsmssl,e. Of the
work.-Is forms are numerous. and while
they contain all the matter that IL essen
teal. there - nj the same time much brew.
". As regards the criminal par, Of the
treatise. would remark. that a, IL is ~ ore
than probable that every justice may. a.
some time or other. have to preside over
the liberty and lite OF their fellow beings.
aud therefore must feel dc srous 90 come
10 correct decision. this work will fur
nish them ia an ample, lucid manner. with
all the reasonings. principles and rules.
which govern criminal Jurisprudence, S.
such = compendium could we'll DO. With
which every Justice should acquaint him.
self. II Justice Of -7iJsnarie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

Low AZ three yesss ~ sgs vs 1--we
or mothers. 81 ss Oss fstheTs, q cen.
hosdsys ~ sisis~s. dress. 81 sssesy o.E
svesihesSis - twenty-five osr wisss. -
forty. or ehildrss. Al siEiy. 0srselsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

Tax NEcuASrc.-f thsrs l. aoy sta
ton truly snr.Ablo. Il 40 that Of an indas-
trsous mechanic who. By has own unsided
cxertions has established for himself re-
,?ee'ab!o place IL society; " he commence
ing IN poverty las been able BY has skill
and perseverance. to overcome every OBJ
''sele, vsnqu'sh every prejudice. and build
up fos himself u reputation whose value
IS enhanced Cor other. and lea II he re-
me:nbsred. that this situation ~ aiiaira-
Die BY all sho have health. and pfsetiesl
kno~ledge Of their business. II, . mas
,aken idea that fortune de al. about her Ia
wore b!indly. and with . reckless hand
Industry and vitiuous ambition arc sei5om
exeIted 40 vain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

As.sa.uis ssas'y. We. 1!1ss-- SsJss.ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

fhGsTs ere ssorn0us 81 fhs ieakas
ssid shsh be Looked 81 be sssscbss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

Ths fsligvipg - The "a, asah4aoa = issEs
~ have 80 sc~n
A pcnoa Nho beg Al iSs i8s-ecs ~
uses-knoss nors ysoyIs thss a.. az
gassstsd v.ih bins sbss he meets fi.sa-
often look.og 81 his boFresed wsich -
ses ihe line --aad fskss ~ pgpu sbgsf
or months ca ftsa f,saPs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
MIsERIEs OF INCIDENCE

MIsERiES OF INCIDENCE
None 90 little enjoy bfe. sed ere sseA
burdens 10 themselves, - those uho have
nothing 10 dc; fos
a want Of occupation Is ne; rcxs--
A mind quite vacant Is smind dsSsr-ss'd.'
Such msn IL not II Code osdss. asA
opposes bis obvious design ia The fAcsissss
be hes given him. and IN the cssdii,oa
~ which he has placed him. Nofhise.
therefore. 10 psomsied IN the Scripture q
tho ,ndo!sat Take the indoleni vitA re-
gard 10 exeI'ion. What indscisioa -
VIA: delay What Telsefanes What
apprehension The slo;hfsl man Gays.
there 10 hon without and shall b
slam 10 tic street. The nay Of the
slo,hfol man Is = hedge Of thcrn.. bot he
way Of the righteous - made PLAIN. Take
him With regard 10 health. VIA; s,uxSish-
ness Of circulation, What depression Of
spirits, What dsllnsss OF sppslis.-
What snervation Of frame Take hin
with regard TO temper srd eGiovment-
Who 10 petti'h md freiful' Who feels
wsnton and cbiliish cravings, Who g.
too soft 10 bear sny Of 81 I. ksrjships ol
life +, Who broods over every little rsx-
alton and Inconvenience Who %, only
increases real. but eonjures up imaginary
evils. and gets nc 'ympa,hy iI0n any oes
IN either; Who feels time wsarisoms
and irksome' Who 10 dsYoured With
ennui sad spleen Who opPsesses o.hers
With their company and their eue.iions.
aud censorioSs talk, Ihs active only
have the true relish Of l,f. lie sho
knows that 1t 10 to labor. ksows sAai At a.
to enjoy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

The match race Between Mr.. Watson's
Pony" and "Melzare" belonging ~ Mr..
Stevenson. for Slo. 900 . side. was won
oy the former in two heats. The time
WAS I'm. IS.s aud I'm. 55s-,raek bea-
Wy. The day was fine and the concourse
great Melxars let down in the near
fose leg somewhere between the third
turn Of the last mile aud the run home
His fine game kept him up to tho winning
post very near his anssgonist II was an
exciting aud we'll contested race.
Mobile R,sistsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

WSIk'iAto- your Pocksi-IFenFE
sny qsani5iy-
Leave iovn-itiSsEsss G:--ssry active.
IL my obsefyaiions ale about the tLssx
10 make any converts 10 this grand scIenes.
III give you some mote 81 srn, ~ ana
by JoHS GAsNns.
y. forge; 90 teli yaH 20 put re
stops and marks into ihis peel GOAT
think I've got the Osgsh q ySsefssl,iy vs-
~ strong J. g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

The editor Of The Nv York Cazefte.
after noticing 80 tIii Tor sllsuiax 49,.
Espy q certain sum fof mskItR q Fssa ia
dry weather. sEpfsssss 90 ogiBios skss
here shosld be psHsi elsss. Inserted,
msking him aee1uafAb's fos 80 iLuoAsf.
hshiGing. snd especially ell bail.
~ 4 Cm.~afs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
MISSING,

MISSING,
rV>HE LEGER belonging 10 the estate Of DIR
John u Hayden. A IL vas probably sold
BY mistake. and ~ il !. OF seeouat 10 an,
othsr persons than the heirs, IL will be regarded
% great favor h the individual having az IN
Possessioe will return % i'm medtaiely.
SCOTIA w.. HAYDEN.
Bolivar. March IL, Is33.
CAUTION?
HEREBY forcs arm AL persons from tres
II passing sp"a my farm. Q have suffered
great Inconvenience aud much injury from per-
soas riding Through nay farm hssiibg, ikro~,sx
dovs fences, ieavisg gates open and bars do~b,
ssd Am dsternired in future 10 prosecuis all
who disregard this notice.
CHARLES MoLER,
March Ia, 1893. Mar SbeyLr,d'fo-en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

NCyIcHo
VYNiiE subscribers have rented the Saw Mil
u situated on the i.laad Of yirgiaius. ist-i,
IN the occupancy Of Lewis Werbwag. They
have also made arrangements TO get . large
quantity Of T.rabtr do~ "a the Shenandoah river,
aud viii be able To I'll ball. Ut short notice
They will siso Continue e. Saw country logs
upon the shsres. or otherW,.e. 10 sait eusto-
@ers; snd will be prepared 10 furnish Plaster
ing Lsihs Of any description. From their known
dl.Posiiioa To please, they hope for a reason
able share Of public patronage
JESSE SCNOFiELD,
GEORGE MAUZY.
March 81. Is39.-3t.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-21
II, w. w. Miller.
AMOS KENDALL

1t is known to some of our readers that the
above named individual has been figuring for a
month or more, in various parts of the state, as
an anti-slavery lecturer. On commencing a tour
in September, he sent US a list Of appointments
for publication IN the Voice. We declined giving
the notices, for reasons frankly assigned to him
at the time. Nothing daunted, however, by this,
he got his notices into the Universalist Watch
man, falsely stating to the editor of that journal,
that we had declined on political grounds. Hear
ing, a few days since, that Miller had been lectur-
ing in Barnard, Bradford, and other places, pre-
tending to be an agent Of the American Anti
Slavery Society, and hearing further, that he had
taken up collections, repeatedly, in his assumed
character of agent, we lost no time in addressing
a letter Of inquiry to the Executive Committee at
New York. By their reply, under date of Dec.
II, 1889, we are officially informed, that "H. w.
Miller never was an agent, or in any way
employed or authorized to lecture, collect moneys,
or do any other service on behalf of the Ameri-
can Anti-Slavcry Society," 1t is perhaps unne-
cessary to add, that the Vermont State Society
have never given him any license to act in their
behalf
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-21
"The second, sober thought,

We find ourselves to have been too hasty in
a%scrlblng the authorship of the late attack upon
US, in the Vermont Mercury, to a citizen Of
Woodstock who was indirectly alluded 10, though
not by name. We are now given to understand.
by that gentleman himself, that he had no partici-
patton in the writing or publication of the obnox-
ious article. We are gratiGeG to learn from the
same paper, that the gentleman in question has,
at the present, no connection whatever with the
Mercury, and that Mr.. N. HASKELL is the person
who claims the exclusive credit of editing the pa
per. II is proper to add here, that it is but a few
months sihce we were informed by the gentleman
first alluded TO, not that he was the editor proper
of the paper, but an occasional contributor to It's
columns. We grant, however, that this was toe
slender a pretext for charging him with the au-
thorship of Sach an article. We are now satisf'
ed that nobody but N. Haskell could have writ
ten it. Had we suspected tbs, before making oul
reply, we should have been silent; but TO fee
that one is unjuslly censured by such a man as
NORMAN WILLIAMS, was quite another affair.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-21
THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.
MONTPELIER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1889
VOLU ME.

The Second Volume of the Voice of
Freedom is to be published under a
new arrangement, by which the State
Anti-Slayery Society, will conditionally
assume the responsibility of the publ
cation. The subscriber will continue
in the editorial charge, and also have
the oversight and management of the
printing department. The form and
size will be as heretofore,-the quality
of the paper frmer and better, and the
price as follows
iE@ To single subscribers, 81 80, in advance, or $500
al the end of the year.
iE@ Four copies, TO one address, for $500.
III Ten copies, to one address, for $40, 90.
A prospectus will Immediately be
forwarded to our friends, and we trust
no time will be lost in filling up for
the new year.
G. L. KNAPP.
Dec. 20, 1889.