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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
BOARDING. SCHOOL
At WILLOlV HILL, one mile from
Ksrnsysville Depot, .IsF 90. Va.

Rry. J. Z FRARY. PRINcIpAL.
sHHE Is, Term Of this School will lctmmence
L on Monday April l9th,., $, :
A limied number 81 Boardsrs will be re-
ceiyed; vhp will BE- treated in all respects, as
members or The family. II will be tbs aim o.
the Principal TO educate the copseiencs and
elevate the morals. as we'll as 10 secure intel
iectual progress The location Of The School
% highly favorable 70 health and m1f ais.
For board, tuition, &c. the charges will be
sixty dollars per session--excepi where two
come from the same family. in which case fifty
will be charged. For tuition alone. the. charges
will be from three 70 six dollars per quarter,
according to the branches pursued.
Wiiiow Hill JsGersoH Co. Vi. I
April s, l647-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

situation Wanted. .

TNHE subscriber FISHES 10 get employ men,
= as MILLER, BY the year, for stated ss-
larry, or 70 engage 10 partnership with some one
10 conduct me milling business, on the shares.
The subscribed can f1rtish Ire highest tesiimo.
mails Is to his experience Pid prof esshcy. Early
application is desired. All letters, Addressed
10 the subscriber at Cap Hill, liillsboro,, will
meet prompt spentiep.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR.
May 6. islT-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

A CouRT DREss "A hondon corress
pondent Of the N. Y Herald. says that
the cost Of lady's couft dress ysfies from
R3O to ea00. The value Of je&els,
worn on such occasions. is optional. but
Is sometimes MISUNDERSTANDING to the
wealth ortesoufGes Of The party. Its q
matter Of noiorieiy that The lady Of The
late Thomas Hope. Esq, appeared At
court with Jewels estimated Of R1O0 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

CANrNE STATISTICS II is computed
there are 10 France 2 400. 900 dogs. and
90 an average each consumes pound oil
bread per day. 10 Cons,aoiinople. there
are half a million OF dogs. nearly sll Of
which take care 81 themselves. In Eu-
rope they are a1costly appendage 10 ia
mIiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

A NEM SENrEscE John Evans, a
Convict in the Peniientisty. from Hamp.
shire county. was tried yesterday, and
sentenced for second tern. al two years,
for attempting 10 rebel BY striking one Of
the turnkeys Of ihs prison. A, the time
hs committed bis new offence. his first
term had nearly expired.-RieA Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

4, Ia, bssn resolved, and b i amply pre-
cSref "a ftrn;sh ttj article il TIE TsiIori6S
lis. 10 salt IN tssies. notions and fh1eJ -
Th,ukful fer past fsvors, Il biz shdepvcFs q
1,ke |, a honest living. b bis lfade. he soIicii1
! coniiousncs, and bsliesss lh,l 1s will Be abs
e reader entire s1lisfseiiocs
c1arlss.ou1. MAJ e, 1917 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

AIN IEcIpENr AT BUErA VIsrA =
During the most gloomy hour Of the fight.
Sergeant Joseph Lsngiord. Isl Mississippi
regiment. was shot through The ihieh.-
Unable 10 stand, be sat upright. and shot
dead. with bis pisiol. lsncer Is he sp.
preached him. Whea engaged 10 reload.
ing. another lancer tfo,lea past him and
raised hn l.nce 10 drive itiinio sound.
ed iieuiensni. . few feet from him. Be-.
fore the weapon was hurled. however
Lsnsfotd threw his pistol And struck the.
lancer = stunning blow on The nape Of
tho neck. The action saved The iieulen.
AMI, bot proved fatal 10 the msgnshimous
Langferd: for. staggering. NE Mexican
iarned and drove bis lance into the lore
head Of the wounded man, coming out
The back Of his ear Just alihis moment.
lour men. who were approaching with .
horse 10 carry OF their .comrsie. shot the
Mexican at the moment he had disengsg
ed his lance. and be iumblsd across the
body Of The PROSTATE Mississippian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

DouNETS. = ch,sa p. Boahels,
~ Rutland DO, PedsI do, Rice Rdtland,
Florence Braid, Bird Eye, fsrone DO.
Rnr saSs ~ C SIGAFU0SE.
Msy g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
MaYIl. lsI7.

DEArH or The Hon. GEoRss C.
DRoMGooLE The Southern trsirs Of
Wednesday night. brough, TO this place
the melancholy iidiDes Of the death Of
the Hon. George G. Dromgoole. He
died st his residence IN Bfunswfck. az.
ter ten days illness OF pleurisy.
Gen Dromgoole was loo well known 10
the country as man Of transcendsnt
talents. for Us 10 say word on thai score.
He was Tor many years ia public life, and
from The beginning. took and maintained
. Distinguished position. He was 10 pri.
-yate man Of amisble feelings. an i bis
whole neiehborhood will aiiestihe char
iy.of bis disposition He had bis faults,
but let them be consigned 10 the grave 10
which bis mortal remains bre deposited
fPscersby.,r fnGeiEFsncer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
We W CABINET
M A N U FA G TO RY.

81 x. STARRY, respectfully inform
70 The public generally, that they have open
ed ia Charlestown, on the corner west Of the
Bank and opposite the Post Office,
Cabinet Factory.
Having supplied themselves with stock Of
Materials. thet are prepared to manufacture,
anu VIII keep constantly on hand,
bureaus, Stdeb00rdS, Sofas,
W'GrdrObes, DedsfeGds,
and every other article in the Cabinet line
They have also supplied themselves with .
choice assortment Of PAPER HANGINGS,
aud will give prompt a,teation 10 eli business
in that line.
Repairing or all kinds attended H.,
ALSO
Chair making & Painting,
Executed with neatness, and all orders iiom .
distance promptly aitendedto
g. UNDERTAKING. also attended 10 with
Promptness. $50
Also-TuruInk Of eSery dissertation exeeut.
cd with prompt1ess. H8
They Respectfully invite The nublic 10 give
them cali
chsrlestown. May 6. ls47-,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

GEs. UkREA i TEsNEssrlsi-We
have heard . singular story 10 the effsci
ihAtibe renowned Mexican chief Who has
recently 90 FAR ouf run Gen. Taylor. IL .
native of this State II Is said that bis
real name 10 Ury. and Thai he was born
and ''rsised" 10 near manhood. ii Middle
Tennessee or Smith cousfy
We think. fisswss wild, tovirg, devil.
may care sort Of fellow. and about 20
Or s5 years since sirsyed off from the pa
rental rool and went 10 Mexico. The
story is 50 far probable as lhis that il is
known 10 some OF our citizens Ina, there
was one Of the young Uyts. OF The char.
ac,er described. who did. about the time
mentioned. 60 To- Mexico. from whence
he has never returned Il may be long
residence there has raised him TO high
rank 10 the army. and that he is 10 truth
Identical with the officer referred 10. The
change OF name would be slight, and the
Story 10 itself is aot At all improbable =
The Ury's. Of ibis State are we believe q
highly respectable Family.
.Mmpkis Enquifu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

Boot and Shoe Factory.
TNHE subscriber having taken ~
= abe stand formerly occupied vi
BY hisfather Isl The above business, EpA1
would respectfully solicit share X "a
Of the putlic patronage. To those who will "a.
vor him with their custom, he binds himssIfio
do his utmost 10 please. The work aud maize
rails shall be Of the best quality--varranted
strong and neat. Ladies win be waited on al
their dwellings, and work returned puuctuai
10 promise.
THEODORE A. DEivER.
A my son is not GENERALLY knowr; 1 feel no
hesitation in reeompsnding him to generous
public. JOSHUA L. DEAvER. =
4 May 6 ls47,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

y = - .. a :
nss. lcy'or ~ g . z -kSsPH-
ug jPr Q sArFrn 81 o1n Lars.
The |c'|ouinr are ,hs no....,.. q,
z..,.,,.~,. n a., r.vi.-'. -,,.-.
- -
- 80 -e''es,. = ,f - re
es1 is.fn men
cenefli IASIof y 4uitistsd d Ws!1ui
Spfings. near Monterey Cen Wool 10
eonpand :. Salsillo and Buens V.i, /;
let lisds,ippi. Isl Ohio. u, India1a.
Bragg b1liery, and The sqdsdron Of drs.
fooas. the ililef noe con q aided ~
Col FapniItroy. Il Monisrey "a and 81
Ohio. ~ and Cd Illinois, 81 aad "a TuSi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

Dun NavlLC APrArSs The following
table shows the amount Of sea service
seen BY some:of Our principal Naval OIL.
Com. Stewart. Is years; Com. Con-
ner. b yearsi Con. Perry. 90 years
Capt. Newton. Is years; Capt. Gregg.
~ IS years; Com. Stockton. IA years
Com. Shubrick. l5yesrs; Capt. Breeze,
IlG years; Commauder Tsltneil l6 years,
Commander Sands. l6 years. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
sIIylarIx tllip0rtcsI.l

[NHis mast capital racer il siaDeine this sea-
= 500 Il my fiai,l- al So season. $50 insu-
rance tor thorough BRED, S20 season S3s insu-
-anee fsf pari bred, SO season md S2s insn-
rs.ee { .cosfseS bred msleS IA 81 ID ihs
sft.usa Psnihe with HE mates, 81 irfeeuiar a.
sehdsncs ~ he :sia6d. ietfs:ls ihx inturaSce.
styiatk Won e iaees, q kihks pIzfes. heavy
weiEh,s, iYos fisssgres na..Fs thsn nj other
sns n,psF eEfs dfdinssy anil fpksstl II weight sc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

A BASTfsr CkrRcYMAN KILLED AT
BUENA visrA.-Among ibosa killed al
Baena Vista. ssyst the ST. Louis Republic
can. was q Nj Roundttee, OF Illinois.
whose attachment 10 the army occurred
under very peculiar circumstances. He
was a preacher Of the Baptist perstasion.
We believe. All the commence msni Of
the war. three persons Of the same~nams
volunteered aud wen, 10 the place ol rem !.
devious al Alton. Two Of them were
near relatives. and The third bis son. who
wen, along. seemingly. to take care Of the
other boys. When examined. Il was
found thai The son was excluded By he
regulations Of HE army. having lost the
fore finger 81 bisrighi hand itbecame
! question Who should supply his place
and he care over The two Young men.-
This wa SOON MIR. Konndiree
stepped forwstd and enrolled himself a.
thopg The solunieers-die bis doty Is
such throughout The eampaign, aud was
killed on The battle field.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

r1IrE skfT iss s,ls 3
g Ms5 s. : 2 sleAsoost y,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

10y ottsr 81 q. Ca connah1,nt rranci>
- Yalss. BE TrsinisS n he Olicers " ~
ssh Regiment. " N.ssulil .connence u
ch,rle<.opn. % l<11,,fsy fks i2h Dry 4
sl.g irs'sal. a1d corlIn1s ,hree dsAs,..
rhs 4seineeln entered . Rerstein ehslIss-
leun. - Seief~l1 ~ I<t1 - n No. Tia
i;ae WILLIS Iora>1 Il 4 | o'<loek.
The co1ntnd16l1 ~ Coupsaiss are o;ler.
ed 10 report 70 The Adjai.n, On he frsl day Il
- tftfnI1e, ~ slfensth % their frlfectigs
commando Thc co4nsbt1nn IL armed cen.
pshiss uil naks report 10 The Adjilant u
the nilihsr and ceadilion Of The Public rrm>.
&c |, thAtars 10 the pos>sssina 81 ihose Goa
Psniss. JOHN REED. .ali.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

The brickIsyers Of 81. Louis are 90 a
strike for an advance oil wages. They
have been receiving go per day, and de
mand $3.50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
RENEOvAL.
Fashionable Tailoring.

MvHoMAs b. WEBSTER has removed dis
ihop 70 lhe upper story o. he frame
building Of J >. Miller. he entrance is on
a. The corner, Main street. He will
ZS hehsppy 10 receive orders from
MI4 his old friends. ADD hopss IN his
batter location % fnd many isa
ones The laisst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

PocKsr PIcKeD.-A gentleman named
A.. G. Bromsge, Of Paramount. Marion
CO Va. who had arrived 10 The city on
Wednesday evening By ,hs Western
train. willis, standing on the platform Of
The Depot. Pratt e. hn the ARRIVAL Of The
Southern cars. IT 8 o'clock on the same
evening". bad bis pocket book containing
$3.50. stolen from bis pocket. Turning
round suddenly be caught Ibe scoundfel
10 The act. aud held on 10 him. An &C
eompltce Of he pick pocket Instantly step
ped up. and said to AIR. Brumsse--" You
are Esn.iag. sir. over heIe. : and the other
exclaiming with show 81 indignation-
Lei 90 OF me. sit, 80 discopcerled hin
10 The crowd and hustle. thai be lei the
'thisi 60. aud be escaped with bis booty,
The whole affair occupied but moment.
but long enough TO permit Mr.. B. 10 lose
his money. One canno, be loo careful
g eFowds Of any description. Baltimore
cfPpsf. sas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

Black ana CYi6red Cutters and
KID SLIPPERS.
ny EW si,le Lasting and Morocco Gaiiers,
IN half Caters and Kid slippers, (made 10
order in Philadelphia just received and Tor
ssle BY CRANE & SADLER E
NAV g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

Of iii. sauber i7.oos ksss arrived
sines the krsi day q April. Al me sea
son 81 NE year Is nos approaching
Ahsi he arrival d passengers 10 ordins-
~ ls,sons greatly increased over the win
llr d15n,hs. il = isir 70 calculate "a 80
Of I60. 000 :, he total nnnbtr cot he
yeR lel7.-k y TtiirHs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

H1lGARS.-Jnst received, Principe, RegaLs,
" and Havana Cigars. 3. 81 TATE.
Nav q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

lnnigraals I'VE took he pain, yes
tefdsy % ascsri.in iiom ne ofieisl doeu-
meats the total innieraiion into this
county thus iir. ios he ptesee, year. and
the result i ssioIloes:
Fron Jssusry l, islj, o Aprii 1.
ssssrags Pss.enssts 1880
Cabin a. ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
LATER FROM rHg AMY.

Your irue friend. sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-23
LIighlY IMnoItantl

The great object of reducing the terms Of the
FREEMAN to 81, in accordance with the recon-
mendation Of the State convention holden at this
place during the last fall, was, that it might Sc
cure such an increased circulation as to become
the most effective means of disseminating cur
principles drought the length and breadth Of the
State. Now this object can only be affected by
the prompt and hearty cooperation of every man
who has an interest in the cause. All will see
that we cannot employ agents and pay a commits
sion to obtain subscribers at 81 per year. Let,
then, c0cry one Of our present subscribers consti-
tute himself an agent and Immediately solicit
those in his neighborbood who are not already
patrons of the paper to become SUCH In this
way, and this way alone can more be done the
present year to advance our cause, than has ev.
er been accomplished in any previous year.-TC
induce all to undertake this work, we offer the
following
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-23
No More TERRITORY.

This doctrine, upon whose basis the larger and
more influential portion Of the whigparty are en-
deavoring to rally, and secure the nomination of
MIR. Clay as It's exponent is delusive and danger
Gus. II is dolusiyc, because it will not receive
the appreciation of the majority of the American
people. 1t is war with the destiny" of the
Anglo Saxon race. 1t is dangerous, because in
drawing to its support large share Of the quasi
Anti Slavery feeling Of the country only to be
defeated, it will enable the South to control the
action of the democratic party, and through it
annex more slave territory to the Union. Where
as, if the no more territory issue were abandoned,
and wings and democrats and liberty men were
to put on record their determination that no more
slave territory should be admitted to the Union,
their united voice would so control the action of
all parties that if territory were annexed it would
be and remain fire. Every days experience and
observation confirm US in the opinion, that a IA
tai error was committed in the Texan c0ntroYer-
sy. If mcn Of all parties who We're hostile to the
annexation Of Texas as a slave State, had, in Is
43-4, Abandoned opposition to the mere annex
alton of that territory and had rallied on the ba-
sis that it never should be admitted to the Union
as a slaveholding, but might as free State, they
would have so controlled the policy Of their re-
sptctlve parties, as to have made gain for free
dom instead of slavery Either Texas would
have come into the Union without slavery, Oh
not at ALL Bat, by making the issue Of slavery
or liberty IN the controversy, to turn upon the
other and different issue Of annexation or no an.
nexatlon, that large majority Of the country which
was undoubtedly opposed to the extension of sla
very, was divided, and the South taking adyan
tage Of the false issue which the North rendered
rtc1t Il, 1, !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-23

tries where slavery does not exist as passengers
in merchant vessels, and particularly to LIBERIA
if acceptable to her authorities"
"The free negro is mere denlzen, not enli-
tied to the rights Of the citizen. He is the OBJ
ect of a peculiar aud rigid legislation. Eren =
resent Insult at the hands Of the Ohitc man he Is
liable to scgcrc punishment. The intelligent and
enlightened being Of proper feelings and spirit
would instantly abandon community Of which
he is the subject Of so marked discrimination;
act the free negro cHags to his birthplace. Can
he therefore he regarded as a competent judge OF
his true interest! And ought his feelings to be
allowed to rule that policy by which those inter
ests will bcpromoted! Is il crueLond iaaaman
to pam3 the free nfgro to learn to read and ~rite,
to cote, to beer arms, to resent Insult, IN Short to
c1crcjsc all tte rights end pr;pi'cgcs Of the ohite
man? Surely not Yet our policy will not al
low to him these high privileges. And if there
be in his natural character the elements to make
him great and good man, it is hopeless to ex-
poct that they will ever be developed under our
policy The nhumanity then consists not in
sending them from our State, but in retaining
them among us. 1t is to me unaccountable how
there should be difference of opinion on this
question. Here the free negro is degraded by
cur policy-a p0ijcy @bjch uc canRot rc}ar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-23
Decline and Dcc1y,

These are sad words as applied to a whole
country. Yet, Of what part Of the slave Suites
may they not be justly spoken! Exceptions we
find but they are exceptions which prove too
sadly the general rule.
Now and then, even in the heart Of the South
ern States you may find an exception. Lincoln
county, North Carolina, affords one, Bat there
men Work-we have seen one citizen worth his
two hundred thousand busy at his trade mendng
slddles-and found others, hlylng thirty, forty
or fifty thousand dollars, hard at work in shop
manufacturing establishment, or farm But in
Lincoln there is diversity of labor, and labor is
respected, and the little village avery beehive
1t supplies parts Of South Carolina with wagons,
nails, and iron wares, oil, &c, &c, Yet this
country stands almost alone We know none
other like it.
The truth is, the testimony from all the South,
as to her decline and decay, is full and concll.
sive. All the Virginia papers admit it. Dr..
Rutfner goes 50 far as to say the good old moth
er is sucked so dry that ste cannot support her
offspring black or white North Carolina is in
the same condition. Mr. Bruce large slave
holder, taking the coolest monied view of the
subject, declares in effect, that exhaustion as to
lands, and impoyerishmelt as to purse, mast be
the result Of continued slave culture The other
day, when cotton factory. was established at
Charleston, South Carolina, the orator, forgetting
how his old friends had denounced the " swim
ding lords Of the loom," declared, that this OK.
pertinent might give new life to the city, and fill
its many tenantIess houses with an industrious
and thriving population. Aud even SO HIGH
functlonary as Governor Crawford, Of Georgia
urges boantes to manufacturers as the best poll
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-23
The Presidents War.

President Polk would lan attach much glory and
National honor to the prosecution of the Mexican war
and deem that the future prosperity and high standing
of the country depends mainly upon pushing it yigor-
ousy on In his Authorizations which appear in his
late message, we find the following languages:
owe were compelled, in selfdeence, to repo the
invader, and to pnticatc The national honor and inter-
ests by prosecuting it he war; with ygor until we
could obtain Just and honorable peace
"Since that time, (the rising Of the last Congress-
the war has been prosecuted with increased energy
and am gratGed to state, with success which com
mands universal admiration. History presents 70 par
ael of many glorious victories achieved by any ma
ton within short period"
But we remember that the President in this matter
is party concerned and is therefore an improper wit
ness to be Introduced to Judge of the honor which we
vndlcute, the "honorable peace" sought the "unver.
sal admiration" which the course of our army demands
and of the GLORIOUS victories" achieved and hence
we introduce transatlantic writer, who speaks thus
"An exasperaed population, whose country has been
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-23
EleciaI NelNesL.

We have ventdred upon the experiment of reducing
our paper to the extremely low terms of ONE DOL
LAR, Cash IN advance against the advice of many Of
our personal friends, who feared it might prove dsas-
trous to our Interest," but with the assurance of certain
friends Of the cause, in the different sections of the
State, that certain amount should be raised to ndem
nifty us for the sacrifice. Now, we know of no less
oXcoptonablo way of raising this indemnity, fhan for
every friend of the in the State who feels that
the FREEMAN is richly worth to him 81 80 per annum
Or a larger sum, should promptly enclose such sum to
us, and the excess of 81 shall be faithfully applied to
the liquidation of the sum guaranteed to U.S. under the
supervision of the State Committee. What Liberty
nan will withhold his fifty cents, if by contributing it
he can furnish paper at rate that shall reach hi.
poor neighbor, or wing or democratic neighbor, and
thus convert him eAectuay to the truth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-23
CHEAPEST PAPER IN VERMONT.
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN for 184s.
Price Reduced to One DoIIar,I

In consideration ofhe vital necessity Of furnishing an ont spok
antav,y journal to the people Of this State TINT shall
greatly enlarged crcuaton not only among those who profess
have espoused cause but which shall reach the multitude
who have, heretofore, solely for want Of LGHr stood aoof from
this great work Of Freedom and Humanity, have entered into
arrangement furnish the FREEMAN for 1648 at the unpar
alced low price of
9.ToNE DOLLAR, CASH IN ADVANCE, or ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS ifpaymen be delayed three months
Old Subscribers in order to avail themselves Of the reduced
terms WILL in all be required settle up all the
ls Of january, I5l8.
Transportation, otherwise than by mall must invariably be set
tied by the subscribers oragcnts in the several
The lREEnAy VIII be continued its present large size, will
the essential Improvement of and fixtures Compcten
and permanent assistance will also be secured in the editorial de
pmen and able correspondents obtained both domestic
den. No pains expense viii be spared render the Free
man efficient instrument in advancing great wcl
is manly devoted viz: the redemption of land from tn
curse Of human slavery. proper portion Of its columns vii
continue be devoted the promotion Of Agriculture, SCUM
Morals Pace, and whatever promises to redeem, elevate AM
bless mankind
Montpelier, Dec. 30, lSi7.