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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22

slavery. And we would further pray that
thou wouldsi bless our brethren who arc no,
so actively engaged in this heavenly system,
but who do much service in the cause, by
strengthening the hands Of those who are
leaders therein. o, bless them, and helm us
all TO see eye to eye, and to labor harmoni-
ously together.
Help US to be so awake to our calling that
not one Of all those entrusted TO our care, shall
be able to escape from the solace Of thy sla-
very. And if one should he so reckless as
TO attempt an escape, do thou obs,ruct his
way, and help the owner, and the driver, and
all their aiders, and abettors, and apolouis,s.
to arouse ard with guns, and blood-hounds
TO come TO thy help, 10 thy help against the
mighty. And o, strengthen the horse, and
the hound TO run-and if necessary TO shoot.
do thou direct the bal. to his heart that he
may be sent at once TO the pit, to suffer for
his folly. But if taken, do thou direct as 70
how much he shall he whipped-how long
he shall lie in the ~stocks-how LONG he sball
be starved, that the system may in all res
pects be kept pure. Bat should he, in spite
OF all our efforts of love, make his escape from
the blessings, and privileges, and advantages
OF thy heavenly system, do thou. our Father,
curse him in his flight. Curse him whcrev-
er he may stop, curse him in Canada, curse
him in his head, in his heart, in his stomach,
in his feet, in his hands; yea, curse him all
his members-in all his being. And do thou
curse the man or the woman with thy heavi-
est curse, that shall give the prcsumptious
wretch a piece Of bread {; or that shall dress
his wounds made by our holy hands; or that
shall give him clothes, or money or shall
bid him God speed in any way. And we
would pray thee to help all our law makers
10 continue to legisIate for the blessed sys-
tenn. o, bless them, end all others who plead
for the heavenly institution. Finally: we
brsrech thee to put il hook in the jaws of all
inidel aholilionists convert them 10 the
truth or take them out Of the way, and
thereby save us the trouble; and give us
pence in all our borders. Grant us the full
ness Of the Shareholders salvation. Guide us
to heaven. Crown US with glory, world
without end, Amen.
n. SELBY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22
To Correspondents.

\. II. We confess we are unable to sea
what bearing his communication has upon
the editorial in question. Did Parker endea-
vor, as represented, to show the NJ. Z. church.
to be anii-slayery !-then was the article SO.
far correct. Did Walker prove it pro-sla--
veryl-so far it is true. AS to what arrange
ments for debate the latter did, or did not
fulfill, we presume our readers care but little
TO know.
b. NJ. C. We wrote her Immediately on
our return. Did she not receive the letter
o. J. His name and money were for
warded. We have since written respecting
il, and presume it is now all right.
II. w. C. His article shall appear
The names he sent us were forwarded with
the money.
II. II. We shall try to find a corner for
him.
A.. &. shall have place soon.
w. VI. Our columns were full when his
communication came TO hand. 1t shall be
inserted next week. The papers shall be-
sert as directed.
]. p. d. His letter and money were re-
ceived. Thanks for the list If subscribers.
S. r. C. Will hand his letter to S. b.
who will probably be here at the close Of the
week.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22
SEWING CIRCLES.

Within a few months past ] have been re-
peatedly solicited to assist in the formation
of Anti-Slavery Sewing Circles, by drafting
Constitutions and comforting with those who
were DESTROYS 10 aid the cause Of liberty in
this way. As a matter Of convenience 10
myself, and also 10 those who may choose 10
use it, subjoin The foll' wing Constitution,
which may be made TO suit different locali-
ties or otherwise altered as shall be deemed
advisable.
j. ELIZABETH JONES.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22
What Do YOU Intend 10 DO?

1t is highly important that every one Of our
subscribers shall answer the above question.
and answer it in such a way as justice and
his or her duty 10 the cause Of freedom re-
quire. The Publishing Committee need mo-
ney, and must hare IL. Shall they receive it
in subscriptions 10 the Press from those who
can without serious inconvenience afford TO
pay $25 for a sharel must it come from
those who have not yet paid their dues on the
paper! or will the Committee be compelled
TO borrow money at an expense 10 them
selves!
Some who profess to be Abrlitionists dc
not seem 20 care enough about the cause,
eve. to pay their subscription 10 the Bugle,
though they are abundanlly able to do SO.
There are those who would feel insulted il
their anti slavery character WAS called in qncs'
ton, that owe for the paper from the com
mencement Of its publication.
Now let me say TO one and all Of our sub
scribers, if you can raise any money for The
Committee, send it in Immediately. II you
can spare but one dollar, send that. If yor
can spare two or three, the more welcome
will be the remittance. If you can get one
two, or more Of your neighbors to join you
send on your money together, as it will saw
expense. IL there has been an agent ap
pointed in your neighborhood, and you pre-
fer paying it to him, do SO, and request hin
to forward it speedily.
Will cur subscribers stir up each other
minds by way OF remembrancel Let thci
greeting one TO another be, A Happy New
Year! Have you paid for your Bugle yel!'
JAMES BARNABY, JR.,
General agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22
Douglass.

We understand that some British friends
have purchased Frederick Douglass Of his
former master for $3.50, and made him a
Christmas present OF himself. Although This
e%vinces much generosity, and was doubtless
designed in great kindness, yet We fear it will
be no benefit to the Anti-slavery cause. An
attempt never would have been made to force
Douglass to toll again on a Southern planta-
ton, and his safety from abduction and assas-
s%ination has not been increased by this pur-
chase. However much our sympathies lead
us TO rejoice that our dear friend is legally
free, the using Of funds for the redemption OF
one slave, when millions are in a condition
equally bad, and in this case far worse, APP
pears to involve a violation of correct pdnci-
pie. The more money expended upon the
few, the longer will the many wear their
chains.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22

a rebuke 10 US, AID uc state Of feeling they
leave behind them, is a token that they '.do
not the wo'k nvgligen,ly." Should they labor
here the coming year, we should have a great
proportion Ut the funds of the Fair to sustain
lectuTing agencies with. 30 efficient are they
In ohvia'inI the necessity Of expanding them
In other ways.
With the warinPst congratulations Of fre
season. and with the highest hopes for the
future, as | see obstacles fading away snd
ke9p coming up.
am yours truly.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22
Hymn and PRAYER.
n. BROWN.

FRIENDS EDIToRs:
| wish 10 present a Hymn and a Prayer
'r all Methodist Shareholders, and for all
biologists, and aiders, and abeitors, in the
Of Methodist sldveholding. l say
Methodists, because the Hymn is theirs; it is
on the 4l6th page of their Hymn Book.
The prayer suggest myself, thinking it APP
propriate to follow the Hymn.
Master supreme, | look 10 thee
For grace and wisdom from above;
Vested with thy authority,
Endue me with thy patent love-:
Interiors, as IA sacred trust,
from the sovereign Lord receive,
That what is suitable and Just,
Impartial | TO all may give:
O'er!ook them with a guardian eve ;
From vice and wickednrss restrain;
Mistakes and lesser faults pass by,
And govern with a luoser rein.
The servant faithfully discreet,
Gentle to him, and good, and mild,
Him | would tenderly entrpat
And scarce distinguish from a child.
Yet let me not my place forsake,
The occasion Of his stumbling prove,
The servant 10 my bosom take,
Or mar him by familiar love.
As far from abiectnes> as pride,
With understanding dignity;
Jesus. | make thy word my guide,
Aud keep the post assigned by thee.
In daily prayer TO God commend
The souls whom Christ expired to save;
And think how soon my sway may end,
And all be equal in the grave.
LET Us Play. o thou great, and all.
wise, and eternal God thou hast laugh, II.
that men ought always TO pray, and not &c
faint, to pray all prayer, lifting up holy hands
without wrath and doubling. Thou hast al
SO taught us how to pray "Thy kingdom
come" And as thy kingdom can come, m
ly through the means of thine own appoint
ing and instituting and as the most e~ficipn
means will produce the most glorious results
and as, according to our teachings, SLAYER,
is the most exalted institution thou hast es
tablished on earth, yea, it being in %colnpari
son to all others, "lhe latter day glory =
therefore we would pray for its continuance
and exlension-ihat its glorious reign ma,
become universal-lha all opposition there
to may cease-lhat the hellis1 abolitionisn
OF The country may be swept away by thy ex
terminating power-lhat we may be all on
IN expressing The poor African.
But as this glorious institution of thin
can exist and thrive only as its various mar,
are kept vigorous, and lively, for if on
member is diseased The whole body mn,
suffer-" therefore we would pray understand
lngly for all the divisions Of this heave,I
system. Wilt thou bless and STRENGTHEN a
those who have the chief AUTHORITY in III
system, The owners Of slaves, for upon thor
rest great responsibilities; and we would a
so pray Thee to help them 10 select GOOD. 70,
olute overseers that will exercise all tba, =,
thorlly requisite to make man a brute. An
U, grant that whips, and chains, and stool,
and yokes, and lhumb-screws, and puns a.
pistols, and bowie-knives, and blood .hou = 4
may be in abundance, and Of the right kin,
that all the brotherhood may be lhorouobl
furnished 10 every good word, and work
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
SALEM, JANUARY %, 1917.
n. SELBY.

81 love agitation when there is cause for II
the alarm bell which s~tartles the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their eds."-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22

G-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22

There may be some who are DESTROYS 10
labor for the anti-5lavcry cause, but who, from
their recent conversion, know hut little about
The character and design of the Western A.
S. Society, and would therefore, very natur-
ally, feel backward in placing their funds a,
its disposal, as suggested in the Sd article.
10 such let me say, the Western Society adj
yocates the Disunion doctrine-it has taken
the only ground consistent abolitionists can
occupy-its object is 10 EFFECT a peaceable alb
clifton Of slavery, by enforcing through its
agents and publications the duty of all who
love the cause of freedom, to secede from
churches, political parties, and governments Tint
are pro-siausry, believing that to be the only
means by which we can wash cur hands in
innocency and benefit the bondman. 1t &C.
cupies the position you will occupy if you
apply anti-sIavery principles to all The exist
ing institutions Of our land. 1t advocates no
political a~ction-proposes no measures in
which woman may not as fully engage as
man, and seeks only to regenerate public SEN
timent by the preaching of truth.
As the doctrine it advocates is unpopular,
so is there more need for all who endorse it.
to labor faithfully for its growth, and much
may he done by the formation of Sewing
Circles. A good beginning has already beer
made. The Western Society has received
aid, and the Anri-Slavery Bugle is much in
debted to these associations. The New Lis.
bon Circle some time since made a doratioI
to the Western Society of S27 the Andove
Circle, Ashlabula county, recently gave NOR
than 81; the Salem Circle more recently
$40. The latter paid $1,000 for copies o
the Bugle, TO circulate grAtuitously- the New
Lyme Circle over $50 for the same purpose
and the New Lisbon Circle nearly $50
When this paper was struggling for an X
istence-when its name and character wer
scarcely known-debts had been contracts
and there were no means Of payment, th
New Lisbon Circle, aided by some wome
from New Garden and Columbiana, raised
sum for its support, the exact amount {
which ! do not remember, but think it wa
more than $50.
There are not less than fifty towns in Wesi
ern Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, VIII
could by Sewing Circles raise on an averag
SEQ a year; this would create a fund [
$1,000. which would enable the Society I
send out many more agents-scattcr NOR
publications, and thus dilfuse much light o
the question of slavery. | saw by a lat
number Of the True Wesleyan that the VIC
men in several towns on the Western Re-
serve, had recently sent articles for the sur
port of the Canada Mission, amounting I
nearly $500. This is a benevolent obiec
1t is well to do what we can to benefit an
improve those whom we have helped 10 dt
grade. Obligations Of this nature rest nPO
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22
CONSTITUTION or THE--A ANTI.
SLAVERY SEWING CIRCLE.
j. ELIZABETH JONES.

We, the undersigned, being DESTROYS to aid
the anii.slavery cause by contributing Of our
means and labor tor the support aud promuI-
CATION uf correct views in relation 10 this sub
Ject, do hereby agree to form ourselves into
a Sewing Circle and adopt the following
CONSTITUTION.
ART. lst.-This association shall be call
ed the Anti-Slavery Sewing Circle of -.
ART. 2d.-lts object shall be to furnish by
manufacture and Otherwise, suitable articles
by whose sale a fund mly be created to aid
in the dissemination Of auti-slavery light and
truth.
ART. 3j.-The funds Of this association
shall be appropriated TO the support Of the
Western A~ntl-Slavery Society, or by decision
Of the majority to any branch of the anti-sla-
very reform in accordance with the objects of
said Society.
ART 4th.-The officers Of this association
shall he a President, Treasurer, Secretary,
and three Managers.
ART. 5th-The President shall preside at
all the business meetings Of this Circle, and
perform the duties usually pertaining to
that office.
ART. Glh.-The Treasurer shah receive
"''b Nv Wv iuiu VI IllS ASSDClhllt1, SUD-
jet to the order of the Managers, or IA maio-
rity Of the Circle.
ART. 7th.-The Secretary shall keep a re-
cord of the proceedings Of all the business
meetings Of This Circle.
ART. Sth.-The Managers shall see thai
sufficient work is provided for those in at.
tendance-slall. receive on deposit all arti-
Giles belonging to this Circle-shall dispose
OF them, as opportunity offers, at private sale
shall sureTintcnd such Fairs rs the Asso.
citation may decide 10 hold, and have a gpnp-
raj oversight of all matters pertaining thereto.
ART. 9lh.-Fhr President shall direct the
Secretary 10 call a business meeting at such
time and place as may be agreed upon by
herself and two Of The Managers.
ART. l0ih.-This Constitution may be
amended at any business meeting by a vote
of the majority Of the members present, no.
tice Of proposed amendment having been
given in the call for said meeting.
ART. 1l'h.-Any person agreeing to, and
signing this Constitution, may become "a
member of the Circle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-04

EI!A NOR RENT and possession given the
list day Of July the House present oc.
cnpcd by Nj Edward Howard 9Th The dwelling house
has eight rooms above and Two the basement with
rooms also new green and bath hou'e smoke HOUSE,
hdrant At The Kitchen door and pipe IN the
hehcn where supply Of hot water always ready for
washing aud other The recently tho
oughy repaired painted aud papered argo yard
aud IN every respect dcsabe pleasant residence Tor
large family. For terms enquire
spg9-2awaw VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 CO.
ENOR RENT, and possession given LIST June
The house 18Th present occupied by the sub.c
bgrs
my III w.Nk =. e. HARRISON
In ISOR RENT-and possession given in a
few dsys-A neat and hand.ome residence near the
corner of % and Main suitable family Apply 10
ap3O RJCIrn mi n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-04
lotteries.
sTRATTON's OFFICE.
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

Let all The ,ay What they ean
"" selling frrIas. sfRArroSs The mani
Drown Nos Of AeIandra No Is. M,yi,t
50 20 50 % IL 50 rs 4s II 81 80 40
Tickets Nos IL 40 IL, prize Of $3.50. sold aud paid
by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex TX. No Is, May Ist
- 6i Z 26 60 10 - IS 2 ~ 81 a n
Tickets Nos II IS 81 Two more cap,a- .oH and n,iJ
III &c Nby STRATTON
Drawn Nos al Leesburg, No Is-May ID:
- Sc i6 81 S. 50 2G a GO l2s3
s33 600
ISesssy-N Jer.sy No rs caPa. sIaooO. 1000 10000,
5000 1000. $780, 10 Of 1000. Nos dawn T,e.-t.
-; halves $50; quarters I.25.
$4,000, 5000
wsdh--iay-A'eraBdria, Capitals $40 600 5000 aooo
1000 ESQ Is 81 1000 Le &c rs Nos 2 Ticket. IS
$4,000, 5000.
Ihur,day-New Jeny No. 36. CsPts. 1000 5000 2oOo
Ioo 10 Of 500 &c CO Nos, ~ drawn. Is halves
quarters IS.
$1,000. 1900.
fnday-e.shurK. EIa, No o. Capitals $1,000 1000 $780,
&c Is Nos IL drawn. Ticket. VI; bsye, So Or. IS
$1,000. $500.
Frdsy-Mononsalia, No ~. Capitals $1,000 $500 1861 5
Of 1000 &c rs Nos rs drawn Tickets s2sO rs Or,
$4,000, 1000.
saturiay-Suss-I, EI. No. Capia.: $1,000 1000 57s
&C. &c &C Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81; qrs IS
$4,000. 10000.
Saturday, May SAIeIandrl No. 90.
5000 1000 1900 $500 1000 1900 10 Of &c
10 Nos Is drawn. Tickets SO halves 5; Or, ESQ
% Buyers referred PrIes which is registered
At the oee, proof Of what Draw
nz continues tn increase ra by ms.
W Orders for packages e-heats IA. sbov
Schemes and all Lotteries, promptly attended to- and
drawing sent when requested.
Please addres. orders ~ sTRaIToN
Rirhm ",
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Ho.ton Mnrkct--W oir,,dar .sf,crrnan. AnriI ao-

frovIsons-5O bbs pnmc Pork sold at Sl5; 100 kegs
Lard, ilc-4 mos. Tho saes for some tune past have
been quite extensive, ut constantly improving prices and
holders are not anxious the
rates, rs they are anticipating still farther advance The
sales OF ono house for the last 80 days amounted
S2iiOO0 Flour-Sales Of Gcncsee, common brands at
80 Fredericksburg %; Baltimore. Howard Street and
Georgetown, I.25a7 81; 200 bbls Richmond $50 cash.
Corn-Therc Is no yellow OF consequence in tho
market Northern would bring 0S, and Southern yellow
nat OlalO5, measure. Sales of white 90c measure
molasses-Thers have been further large operations
sales oi 5000 hhds Cuba sweet ut 2Oc, mos
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DIR. BEACH'S PRACTICE & MEDICINES.
w. RANDOLPH 4, co RnoLsellers Sin


~ TONERS BooAbiadeus AMI Ms-e Dealers. Is, Main Stree.
Rel mond are the AGENT the Of De- Beash Boob
deres The following the retail priessa hbeai
made Physicians Merchants and Others buy &C luan
uues-
System MedeR. Vegetable for all
enhancing the character, symptoms,
Beach. NJ ID with 900 eEgtasing'-p'ee $500.
The -a~e' USE. and Ptess Of the Medicines
sptiag of blood, thu b,easi. Se-7Se
Pulmonary sytuP-i,5O
Ahsrsuve Powder an impurities Of III. blood
for serofsia Sat Rheum sead bead
syphie. aud suPive dissase-whe s~.nss sores
'Oa. and all eaaneous anee''ons-73e
Alternative SyiuP-i so
Restorative Wac Bnts-or all nervous esmai,I.s r.,.r.
Powders To make Biucfs-5O
Pile Eee,uay-for IIemOuheds Pie.-an internal and SOW
remedy-l.o0
neuiralz'ug MIXTURE and Nu Meeine--f,r cholera
bus dy'eney daHh@a or Summer complaint aud
children induced BY tsehing OF dsntiion-5o
Fewer AMI Asue Po~de-for Intermittent Bilious Powers
tory di-.as.s-5O
Duree D'op.-or Gravel and for all affections Of Kidney.
for ey,tiis, Iienaura, and all ny dz-ases-50
in all dseases-25
Vegetable Euete-lor feyers immatory
&e-25
Hepatie. Liver Ph.-G all Liver complaint. &e-5o
Rheumatic Lqud-or rheumatism prain, spinal Irritation
white swelling and breasts Paray-i.-5O
Rheumatic PIls-iot acute and ehrone rheum,ii,m-5o
sudor6e Tneture, Sweating Drops-for
niammaons, peuri-y neuralgia, bilious eoc gravel
Worm povsder-io' pm tape. and common
all diseases arising from ~oms-5O
Cough Phsfof Colds coughs bronchitis urhtnes.
the chest. ke-25
Nervous Pis-for Neuralgia, aud all
Vegetable nutritious Pls-for all hillary diseases. eo-vene
dropsy. kc-25
Anu Dyspepte AMI Tonic Ps-for Indigestion
abituai cosveness Aey Of the stomach heartburn pain
the breast and aide, dizziness, ko-5O
Cough Drops-for colds coughs, lungs
nation Irritation Of the bronchial tubes consumption
Irritating rlsierfor all deep seated pains Of In
-rna Organs Spinal Diseases Deafness Dissne- &e-5O
Female Phs-ior ebosis, and female compaints5O
Caarrh PowdcIs-fo IN the head
e5
Anodync rills-for Cramps. Pits, Gc-5O
Compound unus Pouieefor Inflammation Eyes burns
ulcers. &c-5O
EIpeeoran DroP--for whoopns Cough Group Asthma &c
so
Brown ontmen-or the Itch, salt Rheum, s Anihony'- Pre-
ke-25
Composition for for ~hsr swelling Rheumatism Piles
ke-SO
Medicinal Chests containing portion the Medicines. alsc
for sale Al Iriees from SIC to si5 ap 70
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N. Y. MARKET Mavo

Cotton firm, with few sales
Flour, 200 extra Ohio at S7,75; round Penn a,
$7,25, and the market is dull.
Meal, 1900 bbls for oil May, at S425.
Cora on the spot 95a96 Cts very scarce. Rye 93c.
Whskey Us before.
Provisions steady.
Exchange. nothing doing to-day.
Freight 900 bbls urpentino shipped by packet N,
rs I'd but 2s I'd has been paid for -four
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-04
Desirable Residence for sale.

II AM very DESTROYS of disposing of the Tract
LINDEN, lying the county Orange, in the South wes,
deneksburF from the Railroad Depot Gorouve and
hundred and foy eight fourth land the
growth OF which principally OAK hickory poplar and
divided into eight hed all under fencing improve
meats consist OF comfortable Dwelling Ilousr,
hous" meat housr ice housr HOUSE. kitchen.
dairy barn. and other bniing
nience Of amiy TIE location OF the dwelling
beautiful IN the and the
very handsome Al of the AraLr and clover
been under the clover and
for several Tins whole red land provrrba
health and for II. susceptibility Of Improvement
cation of clover and plaster The OF subscription
tie navigation the Rapan River
been taken Which, when effected greatly enhance
Of lands contiguous to IT,
In order certainly effect sale aud
purchasers would divide this
hundred with the improven allowing spciency
wood land TO wishing purchase privately saw
viii cell bargain the land and utensils
crops stock OF all kinds &c all good II privately
and THURSDAY the 18th diy July noee OF
sale before that time will be- 1ven) shall proceed
day premises the highest bidder The be
beta and be known by add esng the subscriber
T. Willis Orange Count House, Va Persons
residence the upper county invited
tate, will sell bargain.
BPosseon will be given whenever desiredihe purehas
allowing the subscriber and growing
crops RICH'D l.. BROWN
Orange county. May 1917. my4-etd
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yIyHE REV. THOMAS BROWN, Princip,

= oC the New London Academy having resigned charge
Of the Academy take effect the expiration present
the Trustees DESTROYS obtain
commencing the t Of September.
Academy situated county mile west
al New London the Turnpike leading from Lynhburg Salem
popuous eahy aud independent ncghboILood
deny lately been rebuilt In handsome style
bo1rde comfortable dwelling house. necessary
Offices including gaden stable and house connected with
thr Academy free OF charge, for the Principal
Applications Addressed post paid will receive
due GERARD ALEXANDER,
4-wlm A.