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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-08-18
South Carolina Female institute,

South Carolina Female Institute.
This Institution, under the sale diree-;
lion of DR. ELIAS MARKS and Lady, assis-,
ted by competent Instructors, in fhes va
riuus branches, will resume, its dulies on
the second Monday of October ensuing IS
The Principals will enter. ase heIetes
fore, upon The task Of Instruction:
A Deparlmenlwill be opened for SDag
Scholars, from the vicinity Of the lnAii-
tute. 80 ~. Z
The Private Glass, taught during the
vacation, will commence theirduties forth
ELIAS MARKS, MD. - -
Barhamville, near Columbia, S. CT
July 1st, ls4f. 6t 81 80
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-08-18
Committed

To the Jail of Kershaw District a Negroa,oy rs:
or II years Of age spare made and OF 4 yeiloaisls
complexion who says ms name Y eas.i!a, sid that
como forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away. %4gfc - 81 sss
July 81. D., BEAIE0RD, Jailer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-08-18
want Of Foretheugh,.-A black snak

'Wont Of Foretheugh.-A black, snake
which had discovered the nest of a wood
pecker, climbed up the tree, and putting
his head into the hole swallowed the
woodpeckcr. Alas, when he would have
Withdrawn, he found his throat so much
distended byhi supper, that he could not
get back, and so he died with his length
exposed dangling from the woodpecker's
hole an admonition to all who passed by,
not IS get into scrape until they had con-
trived how they could got out oft.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-08-18

We are authorized to an
nounce Capt JOSEPH BAsKIN, as can
didate for Sheriff Of this District, al The en-.
suing election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

ruie and among the number was your dear and chiva
nc wise, whose whereabouts even the Richmond
wing seems Mt loss to find out Pray gentlemen
ASK you to state canddly did Francis Mallory ever
promise yon TO vote for U. S. Bank or the Drstrbu
ton bill' Did he ever promise 10 d, INV him, far
you and then refuse? 1.-The has so acted cannot JUS
THY hun; but do not believe lie yer did; and nre.
sumo all men innocent, uness an honest jury pro.
nounce them guilty; and the Jury must not be Of his
enemies either. DIR. Mallory doubt has found out
many Wing tricks since the meeting of the Extra
Congress- and being regular Doctor he was bound 10
expose quackery, though il be among Hhigs (Fe.
deral,sts;) and for doing honor him. | am very
certain, that if Dr. Mallory has made political enemies
in the Old Borough, the vITtuous of the counties
of his District are well pleased with his course; and
the Sonth side with gallant Isle Of Wight, will not de.
scrt him for serving his country more than CieSar.
Feelings, gentlemen, fear you cannot appreciate be-
cause have looked TO Bank as the cure of all your
evils, and to saate all your wishes. But the Doctor
was unwilling the dashng sPendthrllt uSurat-
ing the earnings of the poor man and for this Nor
folk Borough ruls her thundtr but assure you, gen.
llemen, is like The spent thunder alter the slorn-it
produces no fears. THESE Wings in the Old Bo-
rough speak ieelingly of what they were told dur
ring the Presidential contest and il would have
been well if they had informed the public what
they told others! They told (some of themD the
lale President, that is, the virtuous and patriotic
Van Buren,, and his Cabinet, rogues and ras-
cais, and many an honest countryman was gulled by
telr Say-so INTO eers gross ana uisiha oul now te
decevers complaining Of being deceived Laugh
able enough! The old cideram Colonel of the Herald
oh! how pity him. The Hon. Mr. Holeman knows
well how he mIsreprcsentcd him; and when called on,
like all political thinkers, he mended one breach by
making two am but slightly acquainted with Dr.
Mallory, and him favors; for he came to the
county Of my residence 10 up, who protested
10 be open defender of Martin Van Buren, but still
know him TO be an honorable State Rights Republic
can; too honest 10 do the biddngs of any party that
would rcques, HIM to trampe on his innate principles,
disregard the Constitution; and whatever the Nor
folk people may to themselves, will tell them
what they DR.. Mallory-aneternal and ever.
lasting gratitude for not taking part with Clay in all
his visions about U. S. Bank and other measures,
which, if he had supported, he would have dlssraced
the district once represented by such men as Loyal
and Iiolleman but, gentlemen, little more reading,
and you will discover the wide difference between facts
and abcs and between what your wishes are and what
the reality is ] wish you happy deliverance from
your engagements, your specuatlons entered INTO IN
advance Of the Fiscal Bank of the u 5 Good night
good night ! shall meet you again at Ph'lppi!
a VAXiTE OF LOWER VIRGisIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

Tie recsnt Indian Trcaty-The llawkeyc, published
at Burlington, Iowa, confirms the statement mace ny
ITO 6, I.us Gazette and alterwards contradcted by
the Republican, that extensive Indian tract had been
purchased bv Tie L S. Agent. The liawkeye remarks
that the new purchase embraces large and beautiful
tract OF country, from the Northern boundary line OF TIE
Neutral Strip up 10 the sources of the ST. Peters and
LAC Travers, and from the southeastern boundary
line ne the Chirppwa possession North Of TIE ST. Pc
tors 10 the banks IF the Missouri river, embracing
tract Of from cnyve 10 thirty millions Of acres OF
land within which different districts or parcels
If land have reserved to the Sioux Indians tor
agricultural purposes, all Of which districts 90 mol eS
coed 50C nGA acres being located the northwestern
;
bank of The St Peters river, ME nee so.la river
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
IU.h.h ~ il-1 Ib'
CAROLINE COUNTY.


lta meeting of a portion of the citizens OF Caro-
line county convened agreeablv 10 previous notice. at
Lewis George, Esq, was called to the Chair, and
George Filzhugh appointed Secretary. 1t beng an,
nounced, that the Hon Reuben Chapman OF AIaoana
mas on the Court ground, on motion committee, con-
s;s,ing Of Messrs Joseph Fppo and Francis and sa'
muel C. Scott, appointed by the Chairman to 'nyte
him to take seat in the meeting. The following RE
,mbe and Resolutions were then unanimously adopted
Whereas it is we'll the right as the duty OF Tree
people, carefully to watch over the actions oil al .nose
n,,nsted with the powers of Government, and freely
and publicly to approve censute their conduct
whenever they think the occasion sufficiently lmpoF,
ant to demand such expressions of opinion; ana
whereas we deem the present crisis one en'nenuy re-
on;rnc every one who feels an interest in the integrity
and perpe,uty of our institutions closely TO scrut'nzt
the acts of our public agents and openly to declare
his opinions of their merits because, great revo'h
ton has just taken place in the administration OF pup
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

CLAIRMoUNT NURSERY, mar Batimors-from ms llmf
- Nh middle Of October the proper In sci out straw
ery plants and of Bulbous Rootihe planneo the al
Ter may however he deferred Two months loncer pns ,e
s Yea, the has added 10 his former offensive as-orI-
.cni The ,uw ing strawberry Fants-lOEEl sLEDLiE'.
ElSlIUp's ORANGE, EARLY VIRGINIA. EXTRA EARLY
81. ,uIE'r, KEEN'S SEEDING aud Tie HUDSON BAi-;he
t named proves large ard excellent suo a are liable
ia rn INTO and unprnnctivc plants were examined during
I'M. honmnc aud nearly all removed. Those VINO are
IN eouaied with IIovets Seeding, informed that, owihs
Ia their high character and the award OF the hisle- premium
re usiu Horticultural society the originator 81 them a pef
enabled dispose Of large number al - per doHen M m
the the proprietor has cultivated them 10 some
and offers them for sale n two dollars DORM -,
lie would take pleasure IN showing those VINO may ~
Nursery his very and thrifty stock oi sraiea inn
TREES imported Gooebery and other shrub run FLA
Ever green ornamental TIRES, OF large sur
pautlnc and lawns an extensive siotN :" al
moss and other ROSES, many ui winch are nov W
bloom: Also the varieties Of the Ornamental SIRIUS az" ~
Dee. with half an acre OF DAliI.lAS, &c, &c
For further paniculafs-names ana pces-'ee me- an
,ou,r inst Dubs, d. viii he forwarded BY mall gratis
pni;caon most pait 10 proprietor, or 10 WA PAMLh'
in Riehmond who has consented 10 &C, a. ns ~
biishnieG! a6-M
s..f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

REsIG.Ep.-We learn from The Philadelphia paper,
of Monday tia, Jnhn Sergeant Esq, had resigned has
sea, in Congress The SpIrt Of the Times says
''Ihere strange reports IN circulation respecting
Mr. Serg ants prcunary circumstances Some say
he has los; ore hundred thousand dollars by the expo
sion Of the Schnylklll Navigation Company, in addi-
on To liz. losses by the monster. We should regret
If sucI wee Tie leading nddc mrnt to his gnation
though presses have ascrbcd II to Official c'ns
dpratons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

y,I;MIS-lhc subscribers IL 'erstnrs Virginia s'r ~
,.,Y valve Pnmp have aroriei, their Agent, Hr ane
- where iler are making, aud vii haze 90 baud, Pumps
r cicrrrn. els, vessels, &C.. Of varo" dr,s ana hs
S,. ~ th Pumps always 10 e seen AZ william Palmer
cui,u,I So,e Main street. Richmond just ahnre The Mar
si Ridge where Sirkels be found or IN is absence
W Palmer will receive orders for thc Persons ordering fI
from distance please the depths OF Their wells anu
s.v how they shall forwarded HUGH NELSON ".
50 NV ',.r.: com, ii 1871 i0-2aUiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

NEW ORfE,Ss-Ine yellow lever, We regret to
state, confines 10 increase. The papers Of the loll
announce thirty fire deaths by yellow fever on the pre-
ceding day. and those OF the lth tcenfy fire deaths by
the f.ver-mak ing sixty deaths III two days.
The Merchants Exchange nj y. Orleans was struck
BY lightning about tso clock, A. NJ. on the lO1h :
The building took fire III the roof, but the flames were
arrested after loss of about 81 900 10 10000 had beer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

Drsirnrtrr S0rm.-We learn from the last Danvllle
Reporter that a most destructive storm occurred IN
Henry county the Both ultmo. 1t followed the
course Of Smiths river for many miles, and destroyed
the crops, orchards, &C. Of General billiard, George
Harston, Thomas Dix, Robert cambridge, and many
others. The hail fell in great quantities, and was OF
unusually large size. A negro man belonging 10 the
estate of Mrs Redd, killed, and one belonging to
Mr. Dix was seriously injured, By the fall Of the house
to which they had rcsor,cd for shelter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

1t gives great pam to learn the death of Lieut.
Iarye of the 9Th Regiment, who died at Cedar Keys,
in FloTida, the nth inst lie late Cadet
at West Point lie was native of Virginia, son
Of General lIarvie Of this city, and grandson o.
the late Chef Justice Marshall. young gentle
man, OF most amiablc character, Of high prnnse-and
who bid far 10 he an 10 his profession and Il
his country, is thus cut of III the blossom Of is youth
Who can pant the grief of his family:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

inst published aud for sa,e by HiRRoGh' .cr
,1,ur VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALMANACk
Gor the wear lsi2 calculated by d. Rchlrdson of Louis
cnny virginia containing part the late Census OF virginia
S,, - e. aug. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

I AND For SALT wish 10 sell my Tract ii Land yiug
IL within three quarters Of a mile oi Halifax House.
contains hundred thousand about
III TIMBER tr balance we'll enclosed and seeded in clover
nr the cultivation the
ne Dwelling House excellent There Ohs
IN e yard good Stables. Tobacco Barns and Negro Houses,
suitable Tor Tie accommodation al large f,my for farming
other purposes. Il remarkably well and healthy
situation To those wishing purchase such property should
Ike 10 -inw them mine MOSES PiI.NfP.
Sept. =; o. Jwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

n The Letter "lo Judge Upshnr, Secretary Of thu
Navy is received and wall he published
We have ccved The Proceedings ofthe Counties Of
Prince William Chesterfield, Ahcnarle, and Greene
which will appcar forthwith
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

The Washington Correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser says: "Thc extra session has
verified all the predictions that were mace IN regard 10
rs rpsul,s Ir mas sKokrs ur TnE VINO PARTY and
driven the President ont Of the Wing ranks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

NEW ORLEANS ELECTION election for three
Representatives to the State Legislature, was held ~
New Orleans few days since, to supply vacancies
Two Wings and one Opposition man were elected, be
ipn Wing loss of one member.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
EAII. AND WINTEK GDODS.

10y recent arrivals from the North receipt VI
- tire Stock I'll FALi.aui WINTER DRY GOODS.
Those wlu If staple Goods, such Baakci-
FapneS Cloths Classmates SatiGels, krI>r, lnse, Car
Icne ku.s ohnabu;e, shtnss saretins, &c, Will
lind our Stock equal any ~ the Ct!.
our stock Of FANCY DoS CONSISTING: part Of black ana
blue black SILKS ,nore, fancy du atn EombaAnc-
soIsen de- LANES Char, Riand>, lactS crape, iiandke
chiefs. sawls STARTS, Gloves, Hosiery French Work Collars
and Cars every other article belonging THIS branch OF n
,lne.s is equal superior before had The plea
srf OF uirin..
We invite Country Mere at> and the public generally 70 all
and .,am,n. our assortment. GAY BENTLEY.
- 1U-wiN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

JEFFERSON -hed,caL College IF PhTddsiphia.
TIE regular Of Lectures will commence on the first
i Monday oil November.
Rolry Dune-o, II. H. Professor of Medicine
and Medical Jurisprudence.
Robert NJ Huston W. ~, Professor Of Mattri Medca and
neral Therapeutics.
Joseph pancoa, W. d. Professor of General Descriptive aud
Surgical Anatomy.
John X. Mitchell NJ D.. OF Practice of Medicine.
Thomas d. Mutter NJ d. Professor Of the Institutes and Pra
ticc Of Surgery.
Charles d. seGs W. d. Professor Obstetrics ana Of
Women aud Children.
franklin Bache, VI. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Tn and after the rt day Of October the Dstcting Room VIII
BE- oet and the Professor Of Anatomy Will personal
tendance thereto and during the Clinical Lectures
Medicine and Surgery Will be regularly The Philadelphia
Hospital, by Professors Dunrlisun aud Paucols;.
X. W. HUSTON, VI. D., Dtan II the Faeuhr,
NJ. !, Guard
Sent. in-Inal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
Marriages.
i1t.nllls.

Married, on Wednesday evening. BY The Rcv. Mr. Norwood,
" aLEt .>pER R,>pAiL, al NarlaGd 10 Mas C,tn,Ri>g
" IN, q Fi0r.a, tanghtar u Nh lt WIN. lilt. E,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
1I1IANACKS for 1912.

TayTED al his once Apprentice 10 the Piihun.
w business. hoy 10 o age, possessing
goad English Education 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

lDiNG MAN, Suu,rCn, OF habits and literary
- competency, dr>r> rIln Pr,rGt. Tutor ar m
school. Address No. i93 Post Office Echnond.
Sept. 81 ;a-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

4 LAD, aged II, we'll educated and az good character de-
siFe' employment her. or eiscN here, Store or in
O.itr. Richmond. - -
sept u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

n.d on The II inst, Frx ;Es.Lp youngest child OF William
r. watson, aged II months. u days.
p,-' suddenly, on the 18th u;ino King William county,
whi't on visit 10 hi. bots= law Col F. Dlbney Wlsov
'hkf NELSON ~ The 3h "f his age. He left a.!
rrd VIE and four Interesting children dcure premature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

AW NOTlCE-Tlc subscriber, for The purpose Of dcyotng
- his exclusively I" c P'dt ~ Lar has removed
10 Lynrhnurg III regularly attend all the Courts ol camp
hell Amherst Nelson, The Corporation o Iynchburs, the Circuit
Coud 0s Buckingham, and the Court o Appeals ms ntnr ad
,r..S viii bc-Iynchhurg, Virginia. j. GARLAND.
~ Office ad oning Samuel aTand, Esq, whp my al,
srnr- m attend 10 ans application j.
i0-lnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
Sept. 81
ID. NJ. Hoyt ~ Co.'s Office.

faeiWohd, > a.
u ELow we give the Schemes &c October Those
- whu much as $4,000 will ind amounts IN
these that will perhaps SUIT them.
$1,000, and 100 prizes OF 5000.
on Saturday. October ., lsii VIRGINIA WELTSIlRG
LOTTERY Class for 1911, will he drawn al Alexandria
Capia.saooO, 10000, 1000, 33', OF 2,o d a'vo ~
Tickets s0-sl.ares in proportion.
certificate Of package Of p whole tickets vii he sent t."
Sl30-shafes IN proportion
S30,060
VIRGINIA MoNoNGaLla LOTTERY, Glass i, for lsii, 10
Ia 49,, . =, Alexandria, Va Saturday, The gh Uri l-il.
Grand tap,tal prize of S3p10h oi 10000 Of 5000 ~
4po, of $780, ii 2a5, Of a1o OF 80, OF 2'' - ."
'''''' - Ticket. s0-.l,arcs proportion
Certificates packages Of 70 whole tickets sl5'-sarcs inp
portion.
S30000 and 10 pri='S Of 1000!
ytpGIyI, IrESBI'RG LOTTERY Glass o. for 1911, be-
drawn al Alexandria "a Saturday the l6,h Of October i
Caraks3oOoo, 10000 5000, 500, s37, 3Ool $500,
40 prizes 81 2,O0D
Ticket. sl0-slares in proportion
Certificates packages Of - whole tickets sl3oshares pro-
portion.
SPLENDID ScHs.HE
SO Q0O.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGAILA LOTTERY, Glass NJ for lsil, 10
Fourteen drawn numbers out Of making nearly as
Wasn6ent SCHEME prize of $4,000 2,sOo Of 5Ono,
Of 1000 $4,000 OF 2OoO Of LOIS, 10 prizes Of 2ooo 10 81
LOO, ~ Of 5o0 IS of 800 IS of 200, &c.
Tickets SlN-shares in proportion
Certificates packages of D whole tickets Salsacs III pro
portion
For Tickets packages any
the above splendid Lotteries e very particnar l" address
Tickets of the United States, hy mai
or otherwise. enclosing prize tickets thankfully received
and with prompt
personal applications and the result when requested mm-
''''''' '''' ''' ''D''e - D. NJ. HoYT co
or All communications strictly confidential.
sept.ai io-w,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
Larse and rnluaGle Farm and .uN in Caroline far sal,

Large and rduaGte Farm and nH N Caroline Jar sdic
r>uRSl ANT Decree of the County Court for IN" county 81
Caroline Of Rrid ni ais Terrell and ais tir
undersigned Commissioners appointed y the Court VII sell
on the premises public tr hghc,. bidder, "h Ned
nrsdy The twenty second Of September neat, Il far u not HE
ne far ay after That large and valuable tract or parcel 81
Land Ia which attached ar.e and valuable manufacturing
JcchO situated on the North Anna
,iy,r about five above The Chesterfield Depot on me hc.
mond Frederic and Potomac Railroad aud within milr
The Fara j. believed 10 contain
from 900 IL so well walerri ana an abundant supply
III good timber and NH 10 sold N I' u SUIT purchasers ~
II Na:utiin. AMI Crust NH, Ia which
attached M excellent Saw Mill The Improvements the land
r rnnn,nIioS convenient Dwelling House, eacfrnt
t:rauat Barn Stables houses. II situated III
easat and agreeable tboiiood and
m advantages The VIII bc principally on Ion. credit and
made known the DAY Of sale. 50 nch cash Viii he required
n IN serve Ia pay expenses Of the SALE Mr. Elliott w Bn
residing tile pei.ss "il taAc pleasure III Showing teh
Ia any person wishing To purchase.
E 4; . H s 3 ss%Tr Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

ate above sale postponed "Wednesday, the 18Th 81
Oct next M which time II viii certainly lake place.
WM. \. MONCuKE,
Francis y: SCOTT, Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
MEDICAL C0LLEGE ~ HIcH.T0An.

We invite The public attention the following Colnnnnira
ton from competent and nters,rd judge, setting forth
srrat advantages of Medical Institution:
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-04-16
DR.. BANGS.
II enosaiing Mixture.

NOR THE CURE ~ RurvwsTtsa,
y Srfafala OF kins's-Esil, Hipdiseaeea.
paiafpi kaeesiens al tic Aanes, TlrefaIra
threat anJ nos,sils. Ulcers ~ everv ,le4
scFipiion, Fever Sofrn, ard inwFual A p
seess,s. Scaid Head, ulcrfasr1 srys ard
legs, Bintehes, ard ail kinds of Diseases II
the skim aisn, PILES, in sheif mDsl IL.
gfavssra foFrt.
This mralcinc l. ainenlsfly ei6icacioas in
Fenovatlne those constitutions which hase
hceu bfaksudowa hs iniuaieiags Treatment.
In gvnrfai trims, Il is recommended In aii
those diseases which ayise FROM Impurities
Of tie htao1 N ,itiaiinn OF tile hamors. %
whalsyer name of kind Some u, the
aboye complaints mnysvquiFe some ttilieg
assistant application, which the eifcum-
stances nj the ease viii dictate hBl Tot a
geuerai remedy or prescription 10 Teu,ose
the cause, this compound win hc found
sufficient.
OF ell remedies yet discovered Cor the
eure ef particular disease, this y the
most certain. II makes a speedy ard per
magens cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application 20 business.
Even when The disease has become cnaxii-
loliona, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known 10 (aii of performing a
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
kh recommendations but leagrs the medi-
cine To speak for itself.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-04-16
RTH AMERICAN.

and 80, aud whatever professions they mas
since have deemed !, pfadenl 10 make. ,hey
SUI profess 10 be the steady opponents d
British fraud and dupaci,s; Others are cal.
led into The pubic service, who have grown
iaio notice within Gsw years pss,, bu,
whose sentiments and feelings are under.
stood 10 be imbued with the principles ri
the old revolutionary party. The people
.of Canada ground down by the iron herI
.oi military despots will start with new viz,
OF and life II their efforts 10 nd ihemseIse.
ol The incubus tina, has so nearly DESTROYED
them, and proportisned 10 The suppression
OF The popular opinion hy force, has their
deep-rooted hostility increased. Britain
Will then discover tina, all her expense in
transporting armies, all her formidable ar.
ray Of bayoneis, all her vamping anu patch
ing OF old institutions will fail 10 concili-
ate or secure the confidence or regard Of
the people, but on the contrary, will make
her situation worse than when she began.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-04-16
REFERENCES.

Solomon johnson, Dunha'n l.. c. FOR
the cure of an ULcEg and ScEoFuLous
AFFECTION Of the stomach and bowels.
Zebulon Cornell and Ebenezrr Phelps
Esq, Sianbridge l.. c., for the cure oi
RHEUHATisM.
Martin Rice, Sfanbrdge L. c., for an
Eruption of The SKIN, :woien leg &c.
caused by the ufskiIluI use II Calomcl
Erasius Stanton, Sianbridge l.. c. for
the cure OF ae Piles il most agrcvf'ed
form.
WIN. Fl. Gordon Esq, of SlansleaI T.
C. FOR the cure Of seald head or tned ca
pitts on child.
Mr.. Vincent, Of Slanbridee, L. G. for
the cure nj sore head and ears, on child.
Charles Phelps Esq, Of Stanbride Il.
c. for the core 0! an eruptiee disc ~ Of
The skin.
Letters post paid from any part, deScrih-
Ing The case, with for the above mixture,
will be promptly answered aud The medi
cine forwarded should the case require
The use Of The mixture, providing always
that the money be first rerriyed.
Price 81 rs for M. boltle.
A reasonable deduction made where
quantity is taken.
Preyared ard Saii by
DR. JOHN L. BANGS.
stanbridge l.. G..
For safe also at this 0Fee.