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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
NEw YORK, April %, IsI3.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be considered unnecessary for me
10 add another proof 10 the justly celebrity OF YOUR nya
uaoe preparations OF sarsapaTia Tor my fellow
men, leei 1oGnd 10 proclaim the factSFrom most help
less cripple with disease OF the extrenics which st
over the legs usiep and feet distressing much as to render
'o Almost miserable; am entirely by
the Use OF your sdapaa For years unable TO wear
shoe ana the right foot and ANGLE very much swollen
Woh at times discharged water and pus ireey-accompanied with
violent Itching and burning sensations deprive
gave ~ IN despair and supposed aupuiaton would be recr
oui nearing OF src cures made by Sarapar
MAKE another effort 10 my healiand now under the
blessing OF kind Povidence-I thankful say am well With
feelings of gratitude the yer OF all
good TOR thus blessing the means
JAMES MCCONNELL, Ma. 100 Greenwich ST.
lhis l. TO certify that T. James Mcdonnell called on e and ey
hbi ms foot aud leg and stated that by eleven bot
ues Sanhss sdrsararI perfect had With
feelings Of the Waucst sands IN thu. being in
sirumental under Divine Providence curing and restoring him IN
heaih requests me TO give this certificate. RO. JONES
Alderman 9Th Ward of the City OF New York.
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of HARTFORD. conn.
agency AT Richmond. yiruiu;,
WINS Company was INCORPORATED i'm Tho ,,.,r
leI7' with perpetual charter ania Cartai OF 5000 600
manufacturing establishments household S,,,, u"ss h-'
u'h' IA GENERAL on the most favouh. term. "
my oss winch the Company sustain on rsppe ,,l., .,
TIN. agency win be aiuted prontaitu and hss,, "
Ap9uea.ons for insurance the renewal of poeie. my he
City Of Riehmond and vicinity. '' ''e''' 'o' '"e
no .s II BALDWIN. Agent,
Under The Exchange Hotel
FOR LIVERPOOL.
SfyyS The elegant 4 coppercd b,rc,,o I,b,,
'@ft'e Capt Young. now bermuda Hundred bavin,
na le, cargo engaged and going board Will be- loadd h
= OF freight OF passage apply
So-"s cuAs PALMER.
FOR ROTTERDAM
aLse The ship MADISON. Capt Fosrrp. now
loo hs al c Point and viii load without delay For fegh, of
FOR BALTIMORE
,ibe Inc good schr. ELTzABErm AND Rrnrcc,
-, .y' Green having nearly al Of her earrdengaeed viii
=" ei's+iy For bailnyc ,ghi which vn n, 49,. \,
~" ''1'@rPY 10 master on board IN Dock,
- RANKIN wurTryocK.
IIse FOX PHlLADELPEIIA-Th regular
49, facet sehr LAGRANGE Capt Crowcn can take a few
mrs anu boxes tobacco II immediate application H. made In
SO JAS. FISHER . @'i son y
aSe fOR NEW lOKk-Ihc regular packet
caro- an l @ Clp Chester having ,wohird. her
80 pDdi' "n nave dis1tchFor freight OF few ker- or
boxes tobacco apply boari I.udllu's wharf or In
JAS. FISHER SON
ron NEGV ORLEANS
First Ps,ciset-Haskiu. & Ijbbx,s IT..
m Inc regular packet brig ORLEANS. Can't
smith, wiz commence loading this day For tr,ott , o.,
- having handsome Accommodations cabin and s,.er,re
-, D. ~ ~ ''---i'i "han' u JAS. FISHER & son,
or HASKiNS * LIBBY
FOR BREMEN.
iTEs The \ ship WcSfphalia Cant. Wcesols
j. now loading Eeimuda Hundreds and st,,r.,s ,I
pe eid down their tobacco without della, A nv. ,ss.,r
can be handsomely accommodates
Hu -o-d-w LunLAM, PRESTON & co
ron LITERPOOL,
s5TEs The y | barque General Wiltshire. Loss.
hr nas'"r' would leave Liverpool ON IN. i,l, +, s,h
instant ana 1t may be expected she ready for cargo at Rer
'i hundreds IN fortnight from For freight which
VI" % u'Aeh on the current terms, apply
e. =, MAXWELL TRoKEs
NJ Messrs. Kerr, CasSie * 20.
FOX LONDON.
lisEe The elegant \. l. Coppered BARorE ED.
bIkIlI Captain Houiiaite, load at Blrtuui, Hun.
as without delay having cargo engaged and soinr
- '''ie'sHL Rppy To ausi-u CIIAS. PALMER
FOR LIVERPOOL
axES The a coppcred brig OCEANUS. Cap
tam smith, 10 load City Point without de,v b-, ,j
a paf' Of her cargo engaged gong on bo,r For
Height apply 24-,f CHNs PAIWrP
FOR FREIGHT or CHATTER
aSIe The \ l Barque Mazeppa, Capt. Smith. can
carry about 2'5 hhds-now readiness for cargo An
1u RANKIN 4 wHrTLOCK.
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MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No. 1876 Fulton ST, DIR. FAWCETT
~ McUh'r thr Royal College Surgeons NJ London and
Edinburgh and Member Of the Jefferson Medical COLLEGE of P
dcha arhorof soycuiwos The Ccrcr1t,c Organs. SC con
fines his rmcucc IN certain class o delicate dseasr M an their
various stages anil complicated forms The of vcncrca
affections VIII yield to his mode treatment without restraint n
diet hnirancc ff1m business, and without mercury
Constitutional debility mpotcncy steuly seminal weakness
nocturnal and dcpI,r1be Diseases hieh are
brought on by secret destructive habit " youth
other excessive ndugcnccs Of The passions which
constitution and by The foundation premature decay src ~
faweete Work these sul1cc be radically cured
paris restood 90 heahh and urctra
tending PROSTATE gland and neck OF the r and
which D. generally produced hy had disease AMI
frequently originates from masturbaton radically
Dr. Faweeti NJ l96 Fulton Street NEW YORK. auii-Iy
UDHIuE Chewing Tobacco--A b., or I,nrsorns ami
Auns'cad superior Chewing Tobacco. Just OPENED NJ tho
Black Boy and Mortar and for sale BY ml7 l.. DOVE.
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ROBERT MOTT.
House, Sign paintrr ana On,


SrTt door 10 ns EToLaags Iark IA1no-d ,,-r;.-
as received further supply Paints Oils Cone. nd o,.,
Nafnisics with Painters Brushes and Bsnets An -.
nt 81 French and American Window Glass sizes from s,Io q,
""'s" inches all of which e to .c or work nm on G
reasonable terms WIN "P va 'le
y, "a arre supply n soap Stone Paint sale low vi
a. n ' -" VI 'Hhs'ed 'oois R.N.
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THOnSOSIsN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
nR. T.. ID. ROBINSON continues TO offer

= IHVI"VNtI ' tsOIANIi III AtIIIE.
nR. ". -. ROBINSON continues 10 offer his
b Professional services 10 those who may prefer BOTANI
PRWTCE Doct Il. s graduate Of Medical College of
Ohio has devoted several years Study of MEDICINE SUR
gerry, 1Hd other branches Science Medic
including two mn courses Lecture upon subjects usually taught
IN reputable Medical Institutions he experience dur
ng The last year. the forms 81 dis
such Dyspepsia Liver Complaint prop,y Rheumatism
hiF, ScrUula fts Spinal Affection of Ui5rler
peculiar o. Females uiLcs tc large majority Of
those who have long been afflicted lcsrnircd of getting
we'll may be, by udcous the botanic remedies restored
90 health AMI strength.
Persons residing distance obtain with Dr which
viii make greatly their Will attend personal
y in cases of MIDWIFERY only $40.
supply genuine Medicine for sale Wholesale and
rrai.aiso Thomson's New Book containing s3t pages
lu Rs-lfnf ~. Street Soockoe Hin.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
E'ACiS in relation 10 important cures effected
n by the use Of SANDS sarsapariIa

ANiS III relation 10 important cures effected
- by the Use of SANDS SaTsaparlla.
From the Ne1c Jersey Journal AprH % lsl3
sANDSS SARSAPARlLLA.-The letter Of MIR DAVID Wbitc
head OF thus town furnishes undoubtcd testimony OF The ~ If
u- hicn' NJ w has been years
As Is wen known to most of
mainland his statement Is fully credit The h.n., N.
has Derived from the uss Of Sands sarsapara indeed astnni
ing. | ''''
EiiNABErHTovS, NEw LERSEY, April Il. Is43.
WITH III" most heartto would IA he this method Of ia,
s " You ANA wish II were Ia the whole
derived fo the U.s. Of your Sauaraul which could have had
h'e years ago confidently believe should now be well
man have been afflicted with ce for upyarts
oil twenty years which las continued spread from that time nm
10 within some two % three months houg rayarrs have bca
much more rapid within the last five years. During that peod
have made rs" Of various remedies, failed About
'' year ago put myself under celebrated
nr DAWSON Of Albany remaining with weeks being IN
lde 10 90 80 BY ms warranins cure m him when
went uasinueh as yet had him. pan Of ,7e
bat returned witoutauy From p 10 within three MONKS
nave used Variuus advertised med
without avail year upper and upp,r teeth,
were nuey gone whca almost prevented
' rFi was necessary for s'Isenance. About
commenced taking Your invaluable Saapara which has had ia.
elect 10 restore appetite has stopped pfo-ss of tie cancer
weh Is now healing very fast and better than
II las been IN several years and has
81 roonging my life until confidently believe -
Gods blessing restore entirely health For the benefit
o'er wish you to make this public would be- glad to have
any afflicted similar upon me IN Ell,b.to
ing Ia other instances where highly successful ouI
also mention that have been subject erypcs which
iis entirely Ien me- Yours with esteem,
DAVID N-IIrTrU-
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Misses very superior oud Handsome French
Morocco aud <id slippers -riitsfe,pla Mat-.
I HAVE fresh supply Of the above beautiful
and superior Slippers fashionable which " sell cheap
au30 DAVID BURLINGTON, Mansion House,
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Dcsira ole Business stand
FOR RENT.

WANIED.-A young man from the country
wanted Co attend Salesman Wholesale and Retail
nfy Goods Store Address No. Richmond Post Ofcc-rca name
AMI reference unl,ibic reference viii be required au4
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-12
REVOLVING MURDER.-The New Orleans

REVOLVING MURDER.-The New Orleans
Picayune contains an account of a mos
horrible murder, which seems TOO outrage.
Gus TO have been perpelrated by any
human being. A man named Stewart, at
Cypress Bend, Arkansas, being robbed of a
negro, as he supposed, by wood chopper,
sworc that his dogs should eat the first
wood, chopper that ventured upon his
ground Soon after one called and reques-
ted nights lodging, which Stewartgran
ted and barring the doors, let in upon him
a number ofyOung dogs. which. however,
the stranger kept a, hay. Stweart then turn
cd in parcel of full! grown dogs; and find
ing that they, too. were foiled in the attack,
he got gun and shot the man. leaving his
corpse there to be devoured by the dogs
Stewart instantly fed, and reward of H.
coo was offered by the Governor for his ap-
prehersion.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-12

THE DEMOCRATIC CREcD.-Nothing can
be palmer than that the so called Democrat.
ic party is fast resolving itself into n great
Slavery party. lis creed may be summed
up as follows -
We believe in the liberty compatible with
the existence ofslavery.
We believe in doing equal and exact JUS
tice TO all men, except where slavery re-
CURES US 10 do injustice.
We believe that no monopoly is right,
except the great Southern monopoly in the
blood and bones of haman beings.
We believe in state sovereignty except
when it conflicts with the claims Of SLAYER.
y.
We believe in the strict construction Of
the federal constitution, except when loose
construction is required to secure the usur-
patton Of slavery.
II word, we believe that the slavehol
der is, of right and in fact the lord para
mount in the country, that his interest is
above all laws and constitution. and that we
ought all TO be the obedient servants of his
will, Amen ard Observation-Disclosures
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Died.

On Tuesday morning I1th instant. Hell.
en- Mary only daughter of Samuel S.
Phelps, aged years and II months.
In Addison on the 18th day of March
Is43 Ruth d. Hill, aged ls years months
10 days d.uehler- of William and Lydia
Hit. Living a blameless life. she died in
peace and in con 6dent hope Of happiness
hereafter, through the blood of her Saviour.
TPriniers in N. York and Alb. please
insert the above.
In Bridport on the 22d February, Daniel
Miner, son Of Luther and Hannah Cory, a.
ged Is months.
in Cornwall on the Sih inst, of Erysipe-
las, Harriet, daughter of c. u. Tilden Esq,
aged years and months.
In Middlebury, of canker rash, Lucia,
daughter OF MIR. George Sawyer, aged Is
years.
Also, of canker rash, Samuel Dewey, son
ofMr. William Dewey, aged 90 years.
In Slarksboro, Addison Co. VT, on the
I'd inst. Solomon Holcomb, Esq. in the
73d year of his age.
Mr.. Holcomb, was born in Canaan Ct.
and united in marriage in 1871 to Miss
Polly Bushnell of the same town. The
winter following, he removed to Starksboro
where he continued to reside till his death.
The town was than just beginning TO be
settled, but by his industry and persevere-
ance he soon converted the wilderness into
fruitful field, and enjoyed a competency.
His strict integrity and moral worth pro-
cured him the respect of his neighbors, and
for many years he filled many important
offices in the town. But finding these
earthly distinctions and enjoyments wholly
unavailing to commend him 10 God, in the
year 1906 he sought pardon and peace faith
in our Lord Jesus Christ. together with his
companion, and both soon attached them
selves to the people of God under the min
is,ry of the Rev. Samuel Draper, and I'M
til his death maintained walk becoming u
subject of the Redcemer's kingdom.
lie was man Of even temperament, an
agreeable and trusty friend--a kind hus-
banda very afiectionate and induigent
father, yet secured the love and prompt o.
bedieDce of his children. Many of the
ministers of Christ who have been invited
to their dwelling, have marked the love
and respect that reigned throughout this
interesting circle. As might be expected
The children as they grew to years, embra-
ced religion, IL many of them are on their
way to that better world. But death has
removed the husband aud father; and the
widow and children deeply feel the loss.
yet with submission low to Gods affecting
providence, believing that TO him, "death
was gain.
'H,ppy soul thy days are ended,
All thy mourning days below;
Go by Angel guards attended.
To the sight of Josusg 60"
~ Editors in CT. Ohio and Western
N. Y. are requested &c. Cow.
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A true copy of Reco.d.
Attest III .'Munsill, Judge. 4S;
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of AddjSou- 81,

Be it rendered that at Probate Court
held ut Middlebury in and for the District
of Addison on The 31st day Of March 1913.
Rufus Perkins administrator OF the estate
If Levi Smith Jun. late Of said Middle
bury deceased makes application TO said
Court TO have the time allowed for pay
menl of i!,e debts of the demand extended
twelve months from the 20lh day of April
Is43. This therefore ordered that said ap-
plication be considered at session Of SAID
Court to be held at Ire Office of the Regis
ter of said Court in SAIL Middlebury on
Thursday the 2Olh cay of A oril next al one
O'clock in the afternoon; anu that notice
thereof be given TO oil persons Interested
that they may appear and make tier object
ions if any they have 10 The time of pay.
ment being extended MS aforesaid by pub
fishing certified copy of this order in the
Middiebury Peoples Press newspaper pin.
led at said Middle5ury three weeks success
lively previous 10 tho lime of said Court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy of record,
80 Attest J. 5. 81 SMELL, Reg.
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At a meeting ofthe citizens of Middebu-
nv, held at line Masonic Hall, on the 10Th
day of April ls43, Prof. A. c. Twining
secretary.
Voted, That it is desirable and expedient
to havea Musical convention at MiddlebuTy,
to commence on the 9Th day of June next,
and that Prof. Lowell Mason, be invited to
attend.to direct the exercises and give prac-
tical cxpostions upon Musical subjects.
aIr. |. T. Packard then presented and
read to the meeting letter ofinvitation al
ready signed by DR.. Merrill, and nine other
Clergymea of different denominations, and
President Labarce, and other officers of
Middlebly College.
Voted. That l. L. Packard and Joseph
Perry CT Middlebury, Nelson Brown Of New
Haven, VIM. C. Benton of Brandon, and
Alexander Perry of Shorcham, be appoin-
led committee to confer with Prof. Mason,
and make arrangements for the Convention.
A committee of three was appointed to
provide for the entertainment Of singers
attending the Convention.
ALEX. C. TwININc.
Secretary.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !
HARVEY NUNsiLL, Judge.
A true copy Of regard,
Attest, y. MUN,ILL, judge. AZ

STATE OF VERMONT
District OF Newhavtn IS.
DE il remembered that at Probate Court
~ held al Bristol in SAID district, on the
24rh day of March A. D. ls43, the Admins
traitor on the Estate OF
EDWARD DUNSHEE,
late Of Bristol, in said district, Deceased
made application 10 said Court for a further
extension of the time within which 10 pay
the debts and settle The accounts and dispose
OF the property of SAID estate ;-Whereupon
said Court ordered said Administer tor 10 no.
tify all persons concerned TO appear at Pro
bate Court 10 be holden at the office Of the
Judge ofsaid Court al Bristol, in said di-trici
ON The first Monday in Alay, 1913, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, then and there TO object 10 the
further extension of the lime as aforesaid, II
they see cause, by publishing certified copy
of this order three weeks successfully in the
Middebury Peoples Press paper printed at
Middebufy, in the county of Addison, prior
TO said time:
H. MussILL, Judge.
A true COPY Of record,
Attest, II. MUNsILL. Judge. AZ
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Estate of Theron A. Palmer.

ENE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon the Probate Court for the
District of Newhaven, Commissioners. to re
ceive, examine and adjust all claims anu oe-
mands of al persons again>t the estate OF
THERON A. PALMER,
late Of Lincoln in said District, deceased,
represented insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offsett thereto /:
And 6 months from the 22d day Of February
A. ID. 1s4S being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business
of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house of Henry Palmer in Lincoln on the
2d Tuesdays in May'and August next, from
ten O'Clock A. NJ. until four O'Clock L. NJ,
on each of said days.
SOLOMON DRAKE, Commits
ID, WArNEr, sioners.
Dated a, Bristol this 2ed day of February
A. d. lS43. ~
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LicENTIoUsNEss. lNTEMPERANcE. MUR-
DER AND SUIcIDE.-How natural is the Sc
qaence of these crimes. The New York
papers, by this mornings mail, give the
following history. Sarah Rock, an Irish
woman, had lived six years with orc ST.
mons as his wife though they were never
married. They had three children, The
eldest about FIVE years of age. The woman
istterly had become Incorporate and quar-
relsome. On Sunday last she procured
Iaudanum, of which she drank herself and
gave the rest to the children. When 81.
mons came home in The evening he found
all asleep. The two youngest children were
reused and relieved by medical aid, but the
mother and Oldest boy died before morning.
Buffalo Patriot.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District of
Newhaven, Commits Sioners, TO receive. exam
iue and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate CT
AUGUSTUS WHITE,
late of Starkshoro in said District represent
ed insolvent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto And six months
from the Sd day Of March 1913 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business of our appointment, at
the dwelling house of Julia a. White in sd
S;arksboro on the 81 Mondays in June and
August next from nine O'Clock A. M. unit.
four O'Clock z. NJ. on each of said days.
liza BUSHNELL, Co.
BESJ. L. KNIGHT, s;
WARREN WENTWORTH, sioners.
Starksboro, March 18th, iS4S. AZ
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SCHEN-
ECrADY.
SCHENECTADY, 4 o'clock,
" ennesday morning

great FIRE here last plight, broke cut he-
tween IL and O'Clock. The Railroad
Depot aad Offices. Giveus' Hotel and prem.
ises are MI destroyed About 20 coaches
Of all the Companies were burned. We lest
two horses, aad there were two horses in
Ovens stable. A scene of destruction and
desoalion-aiI the work Of ali incendiary.
The entire building vas in flames before 1t
was discovered or an alarm given.
Mr.. Owens has So 600 insured on his
buildings aad furniture in the Manhattan
Co., New York. TIE Utica Co., arc in.
,Ured some 5000 en- the Depot in Albany.
We are Insured, somewhere abou. The same
amouni IN the Hartford and Saratoga Nj.
'ual Insurance company.
The building was 80 feet long, so wide
and posts so fl. high, and beyond the reach
OF he engines. Il was with grea, difficulty
We got any insurance on it, for lis height
the contiguiy 10 Givens' Hotel and STA.
Ses, and tbs fact tina. locomotives were U.
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THE TYLER POLICY.

A Washington letter in the N. Y. eau
rora and Union" gives the following views
Of the course TO be taken by the Tyler par
iy.
have had separate interviews with the
President ana each of The members of the
Cabinet, all of whom have been very free
and frank on the subject of the future course,
of policy, measures and expectations of the
Administration, which wiil be developed in
due time. The recent change in the post
Office al Albany will give you some idea Of
tine nature Of Of the movements in contem>
pIation BY the Administration, which will
be prompt, bold and decisive IN all parts of
the country. The work is all laid out, and
nothing now remains but TO proceed to its
execution with spirits and vigor.
The same paper, after charging on the
policy of its party, in one Of Its own edito-
rails, winds up as follows:
at is, therefore, the Democratic party,
lis principles, character, and nominations,
which We are DESTROYS to sustain at the aP-
preaching charter election. We hope to
see friends of President Tyler in nominal
ton; we are sure his enemies will not be
recommended /; but there can be no doubt
that il is our duty and the interest of the
country to vote for the Democratic ticket. !"
So it goes. Its clear that Mr.. Tyler is
aiming 10 make himself the candidate of
1.-THE democracy; but whether that aim is
TO take effect, or whether the weapons pu,
into the hands of democratic appo;ntees arc
10 be welded FOR the benefit Of Dir. Van
Buren,. after all, remains 10 be seen.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

A public meeting ofthe citizens OF Md
dlebury is requested, to hear the report o
the Committee appointed to obtain sub
scrip.ions in behalf Of the Female Sen,Ina
ry. TO be held at the Town Roc,i! on wed
nesday evening April 10Th at Il o'cisck
A statement. at the same lime, IS expected
from the officers of the Female School As
ISOLATION, as to the whole condition of the
pecuniary interests of the Seminary and
the amount of contributions hitherto. Ad'
dresses from several gentlemen are expect
ed. and Ladies interested are especially in
vted 10 attend.
BY order Of the former meeting.
PIIL1r BATTELL.
NAHUM PARKER,
IhA ALLEN,
+. d. BARRIER,
ZACHEUs Bass,
Committee.
AIiddebury, April 10, lS43.