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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

to consider our work, for while at least, done, and
consequently cease our efforts, and fold our arms in
security, perhaps for months thinking little or nothing
of tie subject and therefore forget what moment Is
attached to it. that at the approach of another cleo
ton, when we would renew our efforts, we find our
selves but lily prepared to labor efIectuay. During
the time of our slumber, the enemy have been active,
in planting those principles which serve directly to
impede the growth of our anticipated harvest and
our arguments-the best instruments of war ever in
troduced upon battle feld-have, through dsuse be-
come coroded
Now, Mr.. Editor, these things ought not SO to be.
but on the contrary our labor should be untrng, our
efforts unceasng our prayers continued and our faith
supporting, Then would our work be in keeping
with the Importance of the undertaking which has
listed u.s. and the result of our work, if | mistake
not would be such, at each successive harvest, as
to answer the end of the desires of the most san
guine.
i think we mistake greatly, in supposing that the
object for which labor, will be hastily Effected and
this perhaps may be a source of Encouragement with
many, who entered our ranks with the hatterng ex-
} peCtation of immediate success Rather, Sir, let
men enter for life; understanding that warfare is to
be continued and tedious, but nevertheless will pre-
vail as sure principles are based on truth. To
battle ignorance, prejudice and seeming selfnereSt,
is no slight undertaking; yet all of these we have got
to do away, ere we shall receive the crown of vic
tors.
But you call for immediate action True, it is need
ed and would tina. each lover Of liberty through the
state would now consecrae himself anew to the work
"Let The counties begin 10 moue" and let the state stand
ready to echo the cry of the counties, and let each
town see that her "work Isl DONE and well done" without
delay then we may safely hope to rich har-
vest gathered into the garner of Freedom next Sep
TENDER.
The present is the slime for action" and in prosecu
ting this action may we be favored with the judgmen
and wisdom of IIolley, the sympathy and kndnes,
of Torrey and the zeal and courage of a Miller
T. and like them, live and die in battling the fabrics Of
Il Slavery H.
u June LIST, 1917.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
Hard,oick, May %,

Mr.. EDIroE-l respond most heartily to your brief
and comprehensive article, under the above caption
in No. 20 of the Freeman, and do sincerely hope that
Liberty men through the state, may heed the timely
admonition you have given them.
Time for action! Indeed we ought ever to consider
that time present. while the canhng of the chains OF
single slave is left to make discord, harsh and gra-
ting with the proud beating of our boosted Liberty
flag; but more especially are we now called upon to
act, in order that we may "redeem the time" which
through our own inactivity has been lost during the
past year.
The enterprise of our espousal, we deem Important
and commensurate with its Importance, ought to be the
amount of labor we bestow upon it. We are too apt
after a certain occasion is past, which is marked by
some line of limitation, as for instance an election
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
State COnycntiOnmIlS Importance,
May 95 1917

We desire to impress upon the minds of all the
friends Of the Liberty cause in the State, the vital nee
eaay Of nwnlng to renewed efforts for its promotion.
Especially do We deem it important that the approach
ing State convention be generally attended, and that
soHshng Of tho sea, the accidental, the unwoverng
faith ia CIR ultimate SUCCESS, which characterized SIM
af gatherings IL earlier days Of the enterprise, should
be manifest on that OCCASION Why ii it that such
apathy and apparent mIlIesnoaH porvOdca oar ranks,
pheH HE events Of each aueeoaalyc ycor since the
Liberty platform was laid IN faith mud hope, have at
tested Ia the intrinsic fghtunoas of our principles,
aud furnished nhmsIakabe earnosts Of their triumph
anl aueeeas4 After years Of patient toll and labor,
whom the voice Of opposition is comparatively silent,
and the bow of promise is already spanning the heav
shall we fater the very entrance Of the promised
land, dash to the earth the cup of the slaves sayaton
and basoy bow our own necks to The yrant'5 yoke?-
This must not, will not be.
The public mind in Vermont is sufficiently eDght-
encd and convinced to prepare the way for a most
cessful prosecution of our cause. All we need IS an
efficient organization to place the claims Of our
in their true light before the people, to secure their CO.
operation Shall not this be done? For want of this,
shall the cause of the slave be left to languish its en-
emies to triumph and the voice of our State, anu
slavery at heart tho may be, given in favor of eeva
ting to the next Presidency an unbushng owner and
opprcssor of his fellow-men?
The Liberty Association which was formed last win
ter, through an inability to obtain agents to lay its
claims before the people, has not been thus far, pro-
ductive of so much good was hoped for; but the
hearty support has obtained so far presented,
sufficient guaranty that thereby abundant means may
be furnished and good accomplished. 1t is earnestly
desired that at the approaching convention measures
may be taken to carry this plan through every county
and fagens from abroad cannot be obtained let home
laborers be put into the field.
AS to Speakers at Convention, strong efforts are
being made to obtain the Hon. JOHN P. HALE
should these fail, STANTON or LOVEJOY, of Mas.
sachusetts, it is hoped may be secured.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
CONCERT OLE TuE BAKERS.

This interesting band of yocalists gave Concert,
according to appointment, in this village on Tuesday
evening of last week. They had good audience,
and sung to the evident satisfaction and delight of ALL
The Improvement they have made within two years is
surprising and we now regard them as inferior to no
performers of the kind that we nave ever heard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

General 1aqTor-The New-OrIeans Bulletin pub
fishes letter from Cen Taylor eative to his nomi-
nation for the Presidency, In which he places modest
estimate upon his ability to discharge the duties of that
station, but nevertheless, avows himself willing to &C
cept the trust if the people wish it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

0J~Willth Bcliolcs Falls Ga1ette and the 81. NJ
buns Republican have the honesty to abandon their
practice of charging the ant-Uni0n and antichurcl
notions of the Garrison school upon the Liberty Par
typ Honesty is honesty; and abomnablc lying, even
in politics, if persisted in, will eventually become little
less than abominable lying
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-Afer consideration, it has
been concluded to hold the Senatorial convention for
this county in connection with the State Convention.
The call will appear next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

DDThe expense of keeping one soldier in the field
of battle would keep fifty children in the school of
learning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
THE FREE MAN.
MONTPELIER THURSDAY, JUNE 3, l847
Liberty State
NOMINATING CONVENTION.

The regular annual Convention of the Liberty party
in Vermont, for the nomination of candidates for State
officers and the transaction Of other important business
to promote the advancement of our cause will be hold
en- at MONTPELIER, on WEDNESDAY anC
THURSDAY, the 10th and 18th of June, l647, com
mencng at 10 O'clock A. NJ. on Wednesday. gen
era attendance from all sections of the State is mos
earnestly solicited, that the approaching campaign
may be opened with vgor, and such impulse glyeI
to the righteous principles of our Organization as shall
secure their Judgment in the heart and corresponding
yndcuton in the action Of every friend of Liberty ant
Humanity in the commonwealth. The services abb
speakers will be secured for the occasion, of whc
duo notice will be given.
JACOB SCOTT, !
JOS POLAND,
H. J. COMINGS,
r. V, MARSH, State Comtee.
HARRY HALE
w. H. FRENCH
WMSlAS,
May 25, 1917.
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i1rs1..4.s<-...s \. -
Din sAsu dawn % ~ Ia sss psspsxsG nsfa eeeeec ~
% relief than We psiay sis psseaAS ~ We ~ -
soma and de sAssrssa schsas u me issd sssossaess
s.naasure or revenue the midst OF war seesndly,
Of rays and have held back % long
that ,bo very best bill could not now be passed. We
have tomorrow and next dey In which bills may be
n,e,cbansed between the two houses without vote of
two thirds suspend the rules IL How utterly inpos
shls therefore 10 pass any measure Mt ell in
either house in 10 within the limitation Of
sending IL the other house without vote OF two
thirds. -. a.a = f-a--s-. Id
of tns democrats 10 night TO consult upon the
eSpedient Of So 600 600 Che required
of santa Anna precisely, and not red cent overD
consisting OF the tea aod coffee and the lsno grsdus
lion. some seventytwo members attended A debate
followed upon taking up the said bill. There great
want OF harmony upon It, and many very wise sugges
tons for taxing, at increased duty such articles
silks cloths French goods linens, Wines spirits sugars
&C., and on the vote shall take up the land
gradual and tea and coffee bill the caucus. stood
about ~ to a. vote which leaves In doubt to
whether tho General will make the motion Whether he
does not Is all the there Ill be no bill passed
and the necessity OF extra session is apparent or the
depreciation OF the treasury to the value Of CONT
mental paper 10 inevitable.
From s which we infer that we are in the midst Of
revolution. Look at the dsorganization Of pariies-at
the bone condition of the treasuryat the POSI-
elements Of than party discord in the Wmot pro-
vso and couple all these things with distracted Con
gress and administration which knows not where 10
for safety and then look acros, the sea at the
terlnc OF things in Europe md IN the name Oh
God sir can you tell what the interval OF year may
not accomplish We have given you the hint you may
I'LL up this opening of the sixth SEAL you WILL dear
reader, in Inauguration W.
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LvERPooL-ship A.hburton--I cast Hills cs Henry
Jessup.00 bdls Headrieks Btos-3 cs Barclay Ii
vingson-20 bea's, BUSH co-t9 casks Roiues co-s2
pkgs Glh,n--6 Donad Muray-t ohm NichoIsolt cask
Edmund Lloyd-I7 oTder2 casks Hoe co., Opdyke
haie-9 cs job Robmson--l cask to orders Wndle
col A Halsted son-l Riggs Jenkins-43cs . ors
20 oraera,6 cs Res. Bros co-l9 Cameron Brandt
smi h q Thurxar-9 Buikley Gaham-s Patton stewart
- mitchell Gonker-23S bars iron Person co., cares
WIN Whaernrht-l W9Iie Giilsspie-s, Hunt bro. q co
Phels Chittenden BLISS cks Edw rd Coniugl
Francis Tome son-lG stewart-t Lockhart Gibson
Pomeroy-l Beals. Bash colt Tooker, Mead co-2I
Mad Bell son-2e Wright, sturgss shaw.l cask
"a casks Walsh & Maory-I II sheldon q y cs Hall
Broih-rs co ID Andrew Mitchell x colo Dwight Stugis
Shsw-2 Wiley * PutDam-I cask Folger X AllOra-3c s
Mathew Arm troDg X soul c.k Elsou-i Barray X Way
"a Sands, Fuller col cs John Faconer col cask Jas
tbman8 Joseph Connan 10 trusses Austin Spicer
-9cs walker 5rohrT john Smith % Nevns X col cask
Van Lew 5mih co3f Biz. GILLIAN COLO BIS w Red
mould cssk smith, Tor 20 scCail X st ong2
psi ArnoId-l csse Brambsi Ao- rnethy Lollins-T
co.'s buuerdeid " colt russell X Mush-3 busW
ho.e-l ease d amhal Abemetny col w II Smith
sem = pw Wolfe Bishop cs Reese son-3 Burn
ha" case 10 der Foster-3 Jas keeIey
ca en- 70 osdir-l ysop Brolherl II Kellogg
SoI pLuts-2 LOOK Lee Il cv-2 John Napier--4 Alien
w 49, Wys.h hosss-i 4 Stewart col Fellows
CO. Henry Andrewi bale II N TIuson 4 co
d Book SWAMI cs VIM Milier-i c. sydney Hower-2
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State or the Flour Markets.

New ORLEANS, Feb. ls.-The old story OF an express
in town with later European started again
yesterday and the unusually heavy business in bread
ssufs, certainly gave acoloring of probability to it.
reference to CONNIE rcia column will show the
tent Of the transactions. The sales of -four up to
nearly SO 900 barrels early in the day SIS 9Oa$6 for
Ohio brands, though later So 25 and So 37 per barrel
were paid Corn. too. went off brskly Exporters took
about 80 900 bushels mostly at 81 per bushel, hch
was freely offered 10 tho close. Hardly ANYTHING
done in Cotton the sales not exceeding l200 bales at
easier prices
ALsASr, Feb 90 -Flour-The only transactions of mo.
men we hear Of to-day, Is lot Of SIS brls Oswego, at
Sc 3lh small lot Of Gcnesee from wheat
sold at Sc 37s Holders Of good brands -four firm
So so Eastern orders and small sales from store AZ
Sc gan. Grain-The receipts Of produce continue
large ever and prices better. Oats 40c. Rye 80
Sac Corn SO $40: Barley 80 66c. The sale report
ed yesterday was 5000 BUSH and 5000 do barley,
not rye at &c. to arrive within 20 days Of the opening
the canal PTovsions-Pork arrives hut in small lots,
and sells at 50 90 81 according to quality lot of 35O0
lbs lard, extra article is in market at the high mark
Of lac. Whiskey-N0 sales.
BosroN, Feb. 25-The schooner Joshua Brown, liz
TONS Of Provincetown chartered to day, to load
with corn for Cork Ireland, direct
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a A !: .;s \! an IA: ::| I, l:.,
"a' sss.Sts 81 S-fssssa. s.,s Churchill from

81: s:' II .I!e f!:S e ::'s ::.
''a,a ss 80 81 'is l... oAs,.Alii t.r
:hg Gov p'Y i Upton :e 5' a
smgy British TSssm%S,a'S D.I 81 r a,
Ia sai. Mi sI tss sf
asiss soI S:a Fs
$ s. s: t.
9 B1 s wad * and
lii brig Ms Me- ApIps,e Havan 2sd.
Com Tucker from Bristol lg.dfI Ha SS,.d po
dam hs sss ny:
ss
60 n Rss ss b Es
nng,on de ship Mcsslle ssmerey Scson bE.s M.Ia:
.sS sss. s9snf fons:
Gaoa fi S.. bs
sS ss ky G.ys: r
teneon and stood IN for the gEes.watsI The bark GO.
m t,sE: To-: & 10.
mns'n NC aud revenue cutter vsche Gulf ofMerico
"Ga.ssIsSos Sss sch, ASs.l.ids s..eapo,:, De
ow. b ,rk Condor w, tine from The Msditerranea
FALL RIVER. Feb ls-sd, scsr Eiiz beth. Baltimore
PHI ladelpha Boston. Spoke goth Gay Hesd 10 miles
ship Sea nesu, Merhew, fom Garden for 2ston Also
arr schr Desa Powers Cape Hayssn Sd inst via Tsrp;an
mington, Nc, dsg; sllsnus, M,Kenze for Boston, or
days. schr Marin Fr.sport Brown from do disg Passed
bv aherm brig Of Searspor fom Mariel for Boston Also
salem s+h-sid, briggs Paulina: Acorn. 10 port M
briggs I'm Zine. Hamilton; schrs Challenge, Dean; and New
York and B.ston schr below -
c.p Be: ia Sail." f;p,denes bound Bsia%o.;
driven ash about miles below Indian River Inlet, on
Moaday Iast-crsw sxed
Arr Br ship A1archioness OF Butte, Hill, Belfast
New ORLEANS, Feb I8-Arr bark st May, Brown Hava
brig Julia Moulton, Glidden Say annah; schrs Hunt
er; Sea, FLINDERS. Brszos Santiago; william Thompson
G,owe Tsmpeo 81 Paul Tablet d.; Wasp Holmes. San
Ska: e2%ss ssTy Lazy
E E%iiy saf asiiSxs E.. fSls$s
Lucy Ann Thomdke rhadelpha; schrs Garelle Steans.
Santiago; Maria Louisa, Ves. do; Falcon Hooper
Tampico. 49,. W.
leans Ga Br ,hp Caledonia, Wishart, Lverpooi Brshp
Oregon, Heron, Liverpool cid schr AIMS d. Bedell New
York.
yok scbs Baton, Winsow, Bristol for Philadelphia Ma
dona Berry Providence MataBzas; 80 Ariel New
Y rk for Fail River; Bolina, do for PIovidence
Havsn.; steamer sidney Mason from Buoy Of the Middle
Diana OF Resdy Island six and Drs Chicopse and off
PORTLAND. Feb 2s-Ar schrs Texan Clark Easipor for
NYork Oracle Crosby, westpoIt for Boston Cid brig
MonIos. Plaud Cuba; chr Round Pond, Harding, Guaya
RIcmwoNp, Feb 24-Sld, sch,s Pocahontas Smack, New
York; Meridian, Tarton Boston; Lowell Baker, Boston.
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s;E!s ss! ": |, ;;;L r. ;; .!;:
ss;i;: "a s: @ss ~. ss's g.. sssrs
ola1s' Ma.ssn 6. L.w. AT. bury co.
case, Levi Cook CO.'S casks ~ bags Benedict Rock
crsts Hunt-2 casks anviis Van Wagensn Tue ker-
7o6 bags salt rs coal Stanton Erost2 casks
~ Hsyden Boormsn. Jehason co-s6 c. bbis
Ghon col box Mis-. Yeupg-T cks 80 aeviis Hi!-2
Id iron Congkon bar los bdls do
Whatmore col22 bars iron Egg, Battellssi cks
rlorswooo 4 co.'s bars cs T Jones co-4 cases
Patrick < col cks ndwsre A X Van WeM-lJ w Prowt
*, psnnstoun Dsbow-2 cks Barton Br- Iheis2 csses
Wright a~ Surges-s7 bis 90 cs Bulbey, Graham CO
- C. sfodfey. fstrscn coils cs w Whtewrght-3 ca
w Beni-2 cks J 4 Newbod-i3 bxs J 5tewart-9 do
shawl esiIs 20 IN il. q bag, 81 eis Wife s"hopis
hhJs hbl Jackson r. cks es Pruye Vosban-scs
Wat Sherman7 bales w slo .ne-2o sands, Fuller
col ck Van Smith col do Rooseve5 cts 2cs 10 an
sheldon Phelp. &eoi eL. as .nvs bids Wsise * Mai.
lorylsc bales Bird GILLIAN col bales keiss Bros
COT cs Crook- cs cks VIOLA Glllespe-3 case,
mdze Phelps. Cti,tenden Bliss-l Coe-is Cameron
bales Bell ion2l anyiis CT, Edwin Hnat-5o
Thompson Nephew-l6 BIS Hidden X son-l bale cs
14e bars iron 50 crates order.
LIVERPOOL b.k Admiral 200 SEEKS salt G w Shields.
i crate Prince-2s Miiehell colo Bsrber Brs-t
Wilmerding, Priest Moupt-s & Jones cos boxes
20 bales Smith, Thursar co casks ale Robb-l00 tons
iron rs ca,ks ale csk mdze to order .
GLsoow-Br ship beliona3 paies Godfrey, PsttersonG
eo1is Mccall. Strong Y coz Watts & shearman-1l W
WhiiewTight-lo Stone Swan COT Cary co., Buckley
Grsham-3 MITCHELL X co-2so tons pig iron Boorman,
johnson $3.50 Buchanan x Harris
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MARITIME HERALD.
Cleared.

Cleared.
eas bsn f :saa ys M
atanz Badger, Peck CO; Sea- Norton. Mobile, Eiwi
sehrs-Abdsl Kadsr. Doughty, Bsia.t. n M:Gready e
Bsrge-Porpon.. Drake. South Amboy.
Arrived.
Packet ship Ashbuon, Rowland from Liverpool 22d JAM
with mdz to Grinneli, Minturn & co.
Ship Niagara Russell from Liverpool 9Th Jan, mdz &c
:I e" ;'1iiS :sS:
:s report. the. on s' hight s :. the si
lat q Ion Z " blowing gale from ~ ship ,.sdsd W.
sH:; re- :iss isH;'s
he m % " Is
T. pieces psEng several Of III running aud stripping
also lss ice SrIrsT Il. yaIa.
other they 10
aud xas@s Ths he had
halted by the ossr Sss IRE Keep sEood look
dark and a i'm TIA. object
vou and did see any other for more than week after
BIZ ship Belona. Aud. I'm Glasgow 10th JAM with mdz to
Buchanan Harris Experienced severe weather on the
bark Admiral Buckmsn, Sc dy, I'm Liverpool with mdz
to Richardson Watson. The has h,d piiotou board
81 bar. Adam Car, Wright. fin Glasgow 18th Jsn with
Brig Juno, chase il dys from Portland, Me- with heading
schs samuel A appleton. Hamilton, Boston. mdz &c.
schr Accumulator, Smith, Virginia.
Bc bark Eagle, GO dys FIN Glasgow Denniston CO.
shp Hudson Doaue IL dys fin Bermuda in ballast Dun
ham x Dimond
Packet ship Oneida. Funek. from Havre, ndz to Boyd
Bark Zida, of Wiscassett.
Also. ship bark. brig and schr, unknown.
Bark Hecto', % days from 81 Domingo.
Bark r. Lhurchill.
Big Wa,ulia, FRI IN st Jago de Cuba.
brig Waterman, days from 81 Johns.
Brix Pr lection, "a days from Bonaire.
IN, Onda from Havre. anchor a. the sW spit also
two hips. unknGwn.
Sailed.
Ships Metoka, Liverpool; SUIT ton Charleston; Br bark
Rainbow. Mexico; Mallory, do; Exchange; and others
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB No NJ
Arrived briggs Joseph aite Pernambueo Zeii-
Eastport Lydia Farnham, Farnham NOrleans;
Atchalaya Parker NYork; schr Aurora, Woodbury., vew
9uT port Express, Bsbcosk Egg Harbor; Jehn Randolph
Ctr; Mary Eliza Ryder York.
Cleared, brig " NJ Rogers, Nicke,son Boston; schIs
Betsy Filcoub NOhcans; Leesburg, Boon, wilmington,
NC John Randolph Hsly Proyidence Harriet Chandler
Below, big Caracas, Wortnger, FIN Porto Csbeio.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Feb 26-Au bark James w Paige. Crowell,
Boston Reports below light ship and two baks bound
up Also brig. Martha sspss DUNCAN BS.sOn Bens.
takapas Sid, Wednesday, IN tow Of steamer Relief
bark 9uinnebauE Jones. for LimeIick; brig shaTIosk no
which cleared Wednesday for Antwerp has had her dssti
nation altered to Havre. .
NoRroLK Feb 2t--Arr schrs w Kimpton. Bedell, New
k;sspy Allen do; May Queen, slsusher, Boston In
Hampton Roads-Shp Courier James River. bouud to
Rio anero SD bark B,ehsi9 Horton for for New
Ior Horou from Richmond boun1 TO NewlOrleana .chr
Ssreh Ann Neld Porto Cabso Pilot boat Relief Father
w. from a light ship bound beating into
the Capes yeeay and loaded bark from Boston for Bal
timore Hampton Roads also that all the outward bound
vessels went to sea yesterday from The roads.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENOE
Family PrOvlalOn Markell

The past week has and to day, at principal mar
Poultry is in demand and prices range from 10 to IL
cents per lb Fish continues plenty with little variation
in price We notice large supply of game in the mar.
OF venison bears harss and grouse from the
far West or Illinois Eggs have como in more freely,
aud Tor Is may be had Good butter s difficult be
had at any price. Vegetables plenty for the season
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MEDICAL ADvICE.-DOCTOR LAMERT is conf
lvl deutaly consulted his Office, GO Gold street,
Fulton GA ali diseases Of private nature His treatment
being mild and udcous requires neither restraint
IN diet hindance from business Debility,
arising from ipdiscreet indulRences of the
PASSIONS causingt nightly emissions and eyentuaily i'm
the Doctors attention. his beet being to
the system to that state OF vgor nature originally
designed Structure disease frequently existing without
the patient being caused By naleament and some
times used by the neglect ofhe parties themselves is e
fee Immediately attended to, and medicine with advice,
sent OF the United States Office % Gold street.
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Passengers Arrived. .

LIvEpPooL--Packet ship Ashburton-DoctJ Blake and
lady England; Miss Howard. Boston Jury, gland;
u q Cushman. Baagor. NE; W stevens, Ireland.
LvERf ooL-ship Nagara-Messrs II II Budd, l. w
Wylde. and 80 Ia tue steerage.
ULAseow-Bark Adam Carshr Hutchinson, MIR Gier and
Blu the
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AID 10 lktLANU.
A GRAND PERFORMANCE Of Handels Orstoro Of
"A the MESSIAH will be given the Tabernacle, Sat.
urtay Evening 9th inst with Of talent vocal
and orche stral, such as kas rarely been assembled
The houses by the combined strength Of the Sacred Mu
sic Society and the American Music' Institute.
tonductors-is part, Mr. Geo Lodei; I'd part Mr. u {.
Hill.
MIR II. c. Timm a the Piano Forte.
Dector-Edward Hodges, Mus Doc. who will preside
tn Organ
The whole of the performers have volunteered their
vices for the occasion.
The entire proceeds 10 be applied for the relief OF
tde sufferers by mine IN Ireland.
Particulars in small bills.
To commence precisely at O'Clock. RS steod re
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G5-rhe Legislature OF Maryland, by a tie vote
have rejected the resumption bill.
sales OF Stochs at Bos ton

sales OF StOcks at Boston.
FEB 26-Ar THE Brokers' BoARp-3O shs Norwich and
Worcester RR 53k; Is do ssh 80 do 10 d. 53A Bos-
ton and Maine Rk ITO; Old colony RR, 9BA 90 Is
ds 80; Fchburg Rk. l0k IS Long Island kn rs do,
so DIS, 26Z; Boston snd Worceste kk, lis.