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The New York herald., 1851-08-07
A 9EIvAL OF pE; 9; W. ResAck At NEw yoRs:.


A nRIvAL OF DIR. G. W. RoBAcK AT NEW yoRx.-
"A The celebrated Dr. g. W. Robaok rsm Sweden, Pro
essor q A.trolosy Phrsnooss sne gecr aney
With The me, extraordinary success for s years
offers bis services 70 the citizens Of Nsv fost and s
vicinity G; w Kctact, bong tho seventh son Of ths
seventh having made hsrolo his exclusive
since The esrly q feen year. enoys derived
nom travelling snd reflection that possessed BY
Wis seuntry oT in Lgr2re and being - Sissd y natsrs
ADOPT them 20 the u!ng and ths mmsdlate
eunmatisn Of TIE following ropics-Ho can be con.
suited with st his oaioe, by letter A prepaid sns
he 10 prepared 20 mako 81 Lis power any of .he
tooving torics.-Busincss Of all descriptions travelling
by land or courtshiTG tdvice given for their
sesrful sccomrishuent Ereculatnf In ttocks mcrehan
dice real estate tie recovering of eEacie- IN Spsts
the purchasing % okets and the safety of shr ht He
alec has las the honor % receiving csrhoste from the
Honorable G. John Dcrnadctte formerly King 81 Sweden,
Eich " will give hin great pleasure "a showing 70 those
she svor him with cs h also offers his services rcspte
ing health. wealth and marisrc love ase 9urnoy law
uits difficulty in bufnoas fraud sickness aad DEATH pas
present. and future vnt aud all the q lie aud
invites -l 10 call afiicted corporaly mentally
rermeiadics 81 cts Gentlemen 81 Nsvites csleustet
sDd read In full according 70 the orsciea and masculine
ssns ladies e psnticmon 81 So Natyitics calculated
corss 70 GeOnanoy, for ssios s. In full as 0entsmen
"a IN ull S. Persons At distance have their uativ
Ties drawn BY sending the date Of the day Of their birth All
letters the above fee will receive immediate
ntion. and nstvies Will be sent part a the uned
States written durable pager. All etters Of
above topics postpaid will be snsvered fss. His oc<
I Nswhites>-sst I'VE block below BrosS~ty.
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RIoNTAuk.-ro 10 JANEs. ooRpoN nENNITr. EsQ

lsl Editor Of the New York uerald.-pesr sir " is
duty e. the travelling oQmmraity veil 20 the
worthy Ian slerds At Montauk Poat 20 say few words
regardt late cscursioa % tho above place
" 'iis cts stopped the hrst niEht very pleasant
sipge rasa Esst Hampton, twtnty miles west 81 Non
uh Point, Hlre found Vi-iters stopping at the d
trnt bsfeinE houses IN ttst rlacc the house wher
rurped. amens the company, thcrc rather uie
tla,keJsd woman. very ahstv end inIuiiyc. warted
n know Vho vcrs where c1ne from, and shere
we're gons to- NUint1rmed her gliaz Nontauf
Point A. = at mon,n Mt were bssct in Tho foii0eiug
er Why, An aston ihed % the idea o vi.it
ing tnttnuhi you kaow not the dimouty thas you will
sscnuher-Why The mus - Nsseasue will nearly do
and the dnng8r of rdi1s zach had
roat tfon 90 stop az houses msauv those A.
M0ntaut. Voc must be Wild rarti,r ary when cen
have such good fare" 70 oseger we wtr, dermnei 70
.sr-.veye arrived VI Mo1taut ldut iu good
mttqnso btoou te wav hio4 lost. bones brphon
t-t a. apr srpa nishmcns und az ionaaR ~
sc opduotsi boarding houses thas vsIaa
r.sry yesr uotwi.hs'arfinf The tc-naN ~ Who
! snn'd uioh. stationed f0r tha hnuss
,Nsrs hosrdisg vii ctul9n al whs iitsna
or 10y thai uvi y ride b. Noutsuh Point 90 tlc deaf
- aNt fuch .ilrr tut rrrsavere ana thsv VII fii
trsv,i hh they have seldom mft Fh an nnt arosis
nfs trt cor sy those who thy s tnd plenty
fLii tspt lover thoota pot Non.sg fTat f,g.a A.
krgus ", \ SvLN NAShFtFVN'
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CAsDEs AND hseoY aAlLKoAp LINE FROM NEW
" Yorh 90 phliadephiaLesye Pier No North River by
,a..mbcat sOBN POTTER Morning Line, ~ 8 o'sio,1
trsrnocn Line att ocloch rare ~ either itno s. for
C@ l. BLI &C. Asssa
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RowERr rHnATks:.so!.s. e CENTS PIT. l,x
..n s;s' =: ns1 2 4 sss :. sR:s
sSs: s,,l.s rS rss ss'ss Il.
Mr. Stevens cardinal ds RishsiIsg Er Hson Marquis
NJ H. .sss ssos.; AiSS M
Austria .ss B'rSsr conssssss xo;lst Mss Hndsr.ep
FL sTAsg oS as wv woud Be- r.ssi
Diggory, Mr. Jordan.
n ArlosAL THEATRE. eHATHAn sTEE:r.-9oxls.
,.s g.. s:as: 4sls s 81 i Fr,s.s sssas
.s. s1i rasss.y 's 'si
sa 5 shsSs s ": spoPTEb b
s &. sstss M L tsczEs csis; ts
ss EoeiIsy Mr. Mr. seSs: sns r sss's
CnssdssE,yssa ,s a.s.A OPERA noUs5 nEeaANISg Hall.
Fi
in upSs, S: a s, IN, T.
.ss ssss sis' .Sssns: .ssS: z ssss
seven and viii s9mnsncs ~ sisb. ps.seni
saturday csas.is wiz ss ss fs u
DRoFEss0R ANDERSON. THE GREAT WIZARD OF
have The Of making his in ni
ss Room ana s e q $ ss. Gf Tsa
ssuss which er maSntnesnee % style and snsarpang in
Europe. s1ossaed sssss.
aE o. the % sSs sss. to call AT at
ietals of his intentions.
DIAMOND Il HERR DRElsBACTs xENAGERIE.-
N This celebrated henageriethe largest and best
ouc-ed in the Known word-embracng almcst animal
known TO natural history and ha- received the pa
applause Of hundreds Of Thousands OF the most
and intelligent people Of The United States
jrst most brilliant SUMMER ssmnagn and will
the principal cities and towns Of New England the
follow ing order, viE-Bapgor August YEA anG 5 Old rown
9Th; Enst Cornth lth Dover l2th arkm l3th Athe
llh; 18th Anson 10th; Earmilton, 18th; Mer
th Watervi'le 2th China, 2st Augusta, I'D; Gar
diner, I'D; winthrop 25th.
Nov OPTN.-sIGNOR sPINETro's EXHIBITION
~ Of performing Birds and Cats a. St. Luke Hail. 4S6
bussOn street ard will be continued every evening until
cents On Wednesday and Saturday.
o'olock; and IN the evening at s5s.
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PUBLICATIONS.

LIMITED STATES POST OFFICE CUIDE-D. APPLE
ton CO.. No 200 Broadway. publish this day. in
volume Setays Of ssoa: PspeI cover price ses
Nap Of the United States &e BY E. Bowen late Of che
General Post Oscs This wee so inspeusabie TO every
syste% th,ousheut the warld "a Review Of q. Poet
ton Of the scheme Of Dstribut accompanied by County
Map Of the United States 60 s4 Rates Of Inland Postage
&C. 6th Rates Foreign Postage including the detail.
postal treaties aaE with foreign countries
yonting out the Of the mail rates Of postage k
eorrePondenee with place Or country on tho globe Sch
nscelaneous Statstes ttems aet lnstructons &c 7th
st Of All the Post Oees in tbs nited states with IL
Comfy State and Pe Sth List Of ali
the Mail Routes the United Staees mercslly
9th List Of all the RsArosd Canal asA ssesmboat Routes
In tho United States &C. leth key to facilitate single
distribution, prepared byhs author. 1nser the eogni..nce
o. the Postmaster Cenersi, &c &C. No1ee- Booeseers
Periodical and Others deerous OF
The Is impression Of sioussnd eops should orwsrd
the trade and Any person renins dollar poet,
paid have to any part Of the United
States.
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nsrary abe situation . dslshtful healthy ana easy
M oRRIs HoUsB.-BY JACOB woLCoTr noRRIs
w Long Branch Monmouth County, New Jersey.-lht
connection with any other House Ito the pubiic.-fh
house sisused On the margin Of the Atlantic 0-ca, ep
hracinx front Of @ feet 1amEes wishing ~ spend
s ssssan At va.errs place can be seoamodased In sa
cusr attention paid 70 the comfort cfladies Ales por
ters wines. nouOrs, and sesarf always on hane.
NEW WORK BAY HOTEL. TWO AND A lIALr NILrs
Nv tauth ~ jersey CITY, which any hotel
An the vciny ofNsw lork for comfort healthy locat
enc extended view of the bay and TIC surrounding nna
hsa 81 present owing o. tho sctci are % tm
ly most spehaid suit of rooms vacant, which will bc
rented apped for Excellent bathing and 6hlng
.nnectsd with hotel for which stages leave Jersey City
Ferry several times through The day. .
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TRAYEILERs, GUIDE.

>Irw YORK and PBTJApELPHIA-Nrw YORK
~ and phiiaaephia diest-ynited States Nail Line
Through In ~ bour via Nes Jersey Rnilr.si fsre re
Vsw York NJ from foot q Coustlan it streets and =,
"a and trum Too, of Liberty ftrcet Leave Phi
adeiphia sps A n. aBd Y. n, from shs foe, Of
g.lr
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CAPTAIN nARRyArTs SEA STORIES Ec<IPsED.-
~ Light reading for the snnner.-Just pubtshsd this
day, Ths Adventures Of Paul Perriwinkle. Illustrated
Nn By the .utho, q csye.dish THIS hshly papglar
jnst published IN their superior STYLE with xast su
the universsf demand which its reputation
has created for with shs reading public Of the United
III. LoNG q BROTHER. ts Ann street.
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EXCUR sICND

r. RAND EXCURSION TO THE rIsHINo BANKS
~ sy,ry day ..ospt ss,urdsys.T.r. cents sseh way
leave Hammond street At ~ Canal street. III Grand
A NJ; returning BY r. Rsfresbmonts fshiss tackle
&c. provided on board.
CRAND EXCURSIONS TO CoNEy ISLAND, LAND
" ipg st Fort Hamilton each rty-Tare IN cents
The steamer TROJAN, Capt j. N poduan. viii make
daily exeurlious. lssyns ~ ollorE. hsrpus
spipg street 81 halt rsrt o'clock, va, ane hspAs,
~, end ~ - from pier 3 N. Rat lal rstt ~ tno
to,loch. Morning trip from Fort Hamilton 81 A. n NC
halt prfre fr childrtn.
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CtsPARTNEKEHIP NOTICES.

HJEw YORK, lsr AUGUST, l8jl-THE CO-PARrNER-
ship lately existing uAder the firm Of Bscke koEvsrs
C Dissolved In consequence Of the death % ths senior
rtner MeEvers 10Th July. The undersigned will
settle the buaess of the late firm. and the thereof
n hquidation. ARTHUR LEARY, Surviving Ertner.
NEW YORK, lsr August, lsoi..,THE SUBSCRIBERS
IN have this day associated themselves for the purpose Of
ansactng general Commission business under the firm
OF CUNARD LEARY And will continue the business Of
Z. CUNARD, JR.,
ARTHU r LEARY.
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INDIA RUBDER GOODS.


ITO THE PUBLIc.-INDIA RUBBER suoEs.-oUR
attention has been called advertise mont BY Horac
D. Day published in the New Yorh Herald % Ith july
5 and the Courier and Enquirer dats. In xhioh
After much unmerted abuse f attorney, IN JudsOn
EsQ he asserts that dare net charge him With prans
cocdyenrs Patents snder nnd that hs doc
not infringe Patents In the % shoes
Nehaye purchased licenses for tbs Of In
dia Rubber shoes under ooodyesrs Patents AMI rsd
money and daily paying tariff for the AM
other person might have done the dspg.sd 20 do
rather than pirate Goodyears Patents We thnh "
Just 20 purchase right valid PATENT thar
70 infringe ~ Mr. Dav, having been prosecuted acknov
ledgee Ioodyesrs rixhts made settlement snd
in iuture not 70 infringe his Patents. He stsemrt
ing not only TO infringe raid Patonts but 70 niwe
selves. who have for large consideration, Earshasec
eur licenses and now work under them: and wa shsrr
Mr. Day directly, and that sig stures viii
pirstins upon oocdyears Pstent in he uc,nrs ~ ~
shoes which he b Offering 30 the public; and give
notice that hc and all who concerned With him In pur
chasing yendiss his Shoes made In violation Of said Patent
Rights. will be prosecuted.
l.. CANDEE.
HAYWARD RUBBER CO.,
y WIN. A. Buckingham, Tressurey.
TIE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER nro CO.
FORD 4 CO.
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NASTLE GARDEN. THIS DELIGHTFUL eVHkID
nov oIen viAtsrs the dAy. freA
iA H. 70 r. y. II 10 the largest besutfnl
tins unry and the view from the upper galleries o
Sdnioson-one shilling
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THE WAITS RING rLACEs.

nILLoNs PAVILION HOTEL, NEW RoCHEILE-
Two or thee family rooms can be Lad for ths balance
nsrary. 1hs situation 10 delightful healthy and easy 0f
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"A Who can the mystery explain
OF Lyons famous insect bane;
Harmless to man. 10 quickly siays
Bedhuss, muekctoes, reaches. teas,
The plant dcstroying insect kills.
And ante, by thousands. In their hills.
Now, wb0 can solve tbs riddlc say
N0w does this powder thus display
Two attributes as opposite
As heat and cold, as dEy aud niyhtf
Ay that's the secret; yet who cares;
ltkls the bues viii man u spares;
And knowing this " can't decry it,
And puzzled still. We still must buy u.
Dcrot Tor LYONS Magnetic Powder and fg, Tor the de-
ftrurti1n Of insects yormiu. l.t Broadvav.
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CLOTHING.


1SS1 FALL CL0THING.-wE WOULD RESPECT
1901 fully Invite western and Southern merchants
call and look through sook Of fall and winter Cloth
rs before purchasing here We aattcr ourselves that
assortment prepared for tho approaching season. will
be found estr In eltent and variety than has been
got BY house In tho trado Our eHertiOns and
rapgements supplying thing that elegant and
we'll giving TO garments the az aud hnish Of
the best custom work. 10 proved TO be duly appreciated
the Of sales all sections oil tbe
country constantly receive from our customers the
gratifying that garments always meet eileen
and ready sale besds determined 10 be unfersold
by house In the trade allowing Tor the sure
riority Of the make Of garments. ID. DEvLIN,
- and - John street. corner OF Nassau.
CAsr or CLOTHING, FURNITURE. FANCY
" Dresses Firearms, Watches, and Jcwery wanted -
Thirty cent paid above the usual price received for the
above, making application TO the subscrber. who will
attend BY appointment Ladies attended by Mrs Lyon
ISAAC @. bfoN. " wall street, Basement
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND rURS ITuRE wANTED-
" IN. highest price be obtained By ladies' and geptle
who have left on Clothing Furniture and Jewsry
&c. 70 dispose o. b sendng shroush post or otherwise
ar J. LEvENsTfH, tCs Brosdway. mp stairs
Ladies attended 10 BY Mrs. Levsns.yn.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies or gentlemen having any supernuons effects
dispose Of those breaking housekeeping obtain
fair each for their articles BY sending for the esc
Der ct his residence. or By note through the post.
n. g. COHEN, 81 Elm street.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
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fquarc No. 70, lots IJ is, II and IS.
Terms-one fourth casb, balance In ee. pslnents of
o. ~ ~ and "a onth with interest satisaotoTi!y secured
DYER b MCGUIRE Apotionsee.
RASPYA1T pARx, AT SARATOGA SPRIN6S-TROUT
- ponds groves, mills &c. Eight places. 10 90 acres
eath for sa or the premises st Public Aueos on Monday
next llth August at ooook n Chances for cheap
for hotel and for livery stable kespe,s
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ErvREss AGENCIES, &c.

RrRFQRD cn.T CALIFORNIA ExrRE7s- -
u fr ht trfIty eens icsa than otnr- rvsrors
s ptny Nevsrr psr ar letter postage three ecn.,
- nsage The otor1s and fnpire City sail ith and
sweet Astog hopse.
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEuM.-P. !. hARNCh,
ID Manager and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 the susesn
and 70 cents Thursday and Frasy. August
and s-Ip tho afternoon at o'clock Dance BY ksahe
Dolores and Mons. Entroanaes Grand Pyram.isi Dvsr
tsemsnt the tpet Family. After which the PAST
G9Acn and the MAGIC TRUMPET; sy sae sarts s., fs-
Leon Jsvel and Herr Cline. Grand Ladder Dvctteenent
ey tne hartinetti Family Also. ROLAND rOa AN
PET. -
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Now oPIN;-sIGNoR sPINETro.s EXHIBITION
Budsop street. will be every evening I'll
further notice Performance at 81 O'Clock. Admission Is
o'olock; and IN the evening at 81.
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

DIV DYFE & Mcguire, AUCrI0 EERS. -IhPO8
ID sale Real Estate in the city q Warrington q
Apction.On NoEday, August IL All O'Clock 90 the
will set that Of three brick buildings
knewn as tie Union Budings," situated on street
north Thirteenth and Fourtcert tn streets west
fronting Pennsy avenue described the city plat
square No. 24 10 feet front str~et and
l5s ftsa deep containg H. feet Thsse buildings
contain five Offices Ss eu1d hoor large rooms ON the
third res hack budirgs and other improve
merts which toreher with the location der the
desirable and with comparative tritns expense be
into ist cass hotel for which batter site
net found in this city For extensive printing and
ding ahlshmebt the seiona pr.ntin
been executed ther. number Of hs
fact titles for turing purposes affords
Opportunity for capitalists sac and profitable invest
teiy after the sale Of the above described
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INSTRUCTION.

DENMANsHIP-MR- GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
pupils this week for private instruction only,
hour during the day at his 80 Broadway first
above the Irving free ari elegant hand guaranteed 70
every pupil. Apply early.
YOUNG LADY WHO DEvoTEs HER ENTIRE
"A time Waiting governess would wish few Pvfis
she teaches English and French Terms very modetste
Address An nette, Hsrsia sfhes.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, DC.


HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALE.-THE
Horse an iron i6hands high, Eve old.
sound and perfectly broken 70 harness and saddle With an
unusual turn speed ght with shifting nearly
Lut by Ford 90 ORDER harness last erring-the
properly ofs gentleman going to Europe Can DC o.
The stables OF Nm. WADE. corncr Of Hicks and Pacific
streets. South Brooklyn.
I,oR skLT-THB SPLENDID BAY BOBrAIL HORSE.
1.-THE natural STYLED horse In either city known
Peactck formerly owned BY Major eolored he is
oc sopnd and Kind To be ~ Murrys Stables
south Ferry, Brooklyn.
u,oR sALE-A sPENDTD CHESTNUT HORSE. l5iz
hands hisb, eis years od good traveller, snfof re-
martable style aud ..tion warrssted sound and sod
oaly want of Price $3.50 To be seen at j. ouarys
stabie - Amity street.
uyop sALE-A COACH BUILT by LAURENCE h
Coles in their best style and In escelens order Also
isht without top made " Psrher and
nearly new Apply the private stable, No lZ Eighth
street bstween fifth and sixth avenues. or mo ker-
chants Exchange.
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SnELLEY,s wooDCoCx, SOFT CRABS. FROGS.
y lambs FRIES curTes, HOLSTERS in salad, and chicken
sand other sasonabe dscaos prepared served
tho.e Little Neck olsms.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
EXTRA BLACKBERRY BRANDy;-TuIs JUSTLY
II cectrsed remedy for bowel complaints. manuscturi
finest old Cognac Brandy resy for aud Tor sale by
s1EFnEN v. hLBkU, 32s BoNery, cor. Bond ST.
DERsoNs CAN BUY WINES. BR.NDfEs, AND TT.
quors, Of very best description in sny quarty Of me
eattr than a. other use In the city of NtN lOtE
by soeh larae End from practical knowedge s csr
iuliy end well selected One Trial proves the tsot A. AZ
LhOkt, $50 Bro0me street and 5S Houston st. New hork
n ONION AND DUBLIN PoRTgR, INDIA PALE
Ale Muirs, Camphells, and che celebrated Ialktrk
scotch Alcs genuine 40 tho celebrated bandJ
store, No. Broome, Of Crosby street y s.
Fine Albany Stock Ales, kega. 81 each. de-
nvered free in sn' part Of the cty
nlIIIMOREs CELEBRATED BRANDY srOSB Is
~ the % Broome sud Crosby streets
TO- t the trade uyi,ed % make call be.
fore rurshasins D. end viii save them hil y pet
eli M One tiisl wil prove the fic'.
nAIiInoRBs CID erORE r. sfllL ON hANn Al
IL E21 Houston street o. huitcrty tverybodf
NOV the ~ I'd an IL. eeebr " for good giass fhe
.rors may aerend my Aies, Porter, eo have mad
Respectfully vcprs, AhbkVps pALAisVnA
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-06
DIED.

In Sharon, Mrs ELIZABETH SMITH, aged S7; widow of Deacon Paul Smith. & mother of Richard Smith, Esq.
 In Torrington, Feb. 9th, Mir. GILES WHITING, aged SO
 At Warehouse Point, Feb. g, LAURA M. BOOTH, wife of Henry Pease, IT,, Esq, and daughter of Hon. Walter Booth of Meriden, aged 29 Rich in faith"
 In New York. Feb. 2. of scarlet fever. Mrs. MERCY, Wife of Charles E. Wood worth, formerly of Lltchfeld, aged 24.
 In New Milford, Feb. 18th, WM. HEN RY HART only son of F.. N. and C. Hart aged nine months.
 His life was like the flow eret's bloom
 Like mornings dewy tears;
 And from the cradle 10 the tomb,
 How short the time appears.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-06

there is some excuse for Virginia, in her history. William Berkley, Colonial Gov ernor of Virginia, said in l675, |" I thank God that we have no free schools nor printing presses, and I hope we shall not have any for hundred years; for learn ing has brought disobedience and heresy and sects into the world and printing has divulged them and libelled govern ments. God keep us from both.' His successor in 1883 '' was ordered to allow no person to use printing press on any occasion whatever"
 It is natural, therefore, that Virginia should be fifty or a hunded years behind New England, but she will one day be ashamed of her barbarian.
 From the above it will be seen why the south is so far behind the spirit of the age, and why she can glory in Crime, and take pleasure in her own shame! It is be> cause she has no "free schools" Gov. Berkley well knew that free schools" and ''printing presses" would overturn the customs ofsoc;ety, and change many oftheir absurd and bigoted notions, and hence he prayed that they might be saved from them They were ignorant and vicious and loved to have it so Ignorance, crime degradation, always gotogether. W
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-06
Dy.ES1,U of ShmrOss.

A Ia Town Meeting held iu Sharon EAOct. 9th 1850,
 VOTED, That 1.-the owner of any Cattle, Horse. Mule ur Geese. shall suffer the same to go at large out of h,s or her inclosure, after the first day of April S5l such owner shall forfeit and pay to any person wbo slla'l take up and inpOund tho same, the sum of twenty cents for each hsad ot Cattle, Horse, Mule or Geese, for each time they shall be go found at large cut of the owners inclosure and taken up.
 That it shall be the duty of the Hay wards in these several districts, aud it shall be lawful for any freeholder to impound any Cattle, Horse, Mule or Geese so found out of it's owners incIosure and at large, who together with the Poun3-keeper, shall reg> ulate the proceedings and have the same powers as are granted in the statute law Of this State Entitled Pounds.' Provided that no penalty be incurred under this By Law shall exceed the sum of three dollars and the owner or owners of such Cattle Horse, Mule or Geese. so impoundcd shall not receive the same from the Pound until he shall have paid the person so lmpound- ing the same the amount of forfeiture and to the Pound Keeper his fees and expenses for keeping said creatures as in other cases of creatures impounded. Provided. that any Householder residing in said Town may let one COW run nt large on the high way and common and not incur the atore> said penalty. From Record
 HARRY LOCKWOOD,
 Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-06
Norfolk, Feb. 1 1851.

M ARTfIA P. KASSON, of Bethlehem. L'A parent and guardian of Martha J. Kas. son, Georgs D. Kasson, and Edgar N. Casson minors, belonging 10 Bethlehem in said dis Irlct' bath filed her petition, alledging that sald minors own, as tenants in common with others, one sixth part of all the Real Estate in Bethlehem which fheir grandmother, Deborah tYcrette, late of Bethlehem, devised to them and 10 their co.iennants, the interest of said minors being of about the value of three hun dred dollars;
 And that they own as iennans in common with the heirs al law of their grandfather George D. Kasson, Esq, formerly of Beth lehem. deceased, one filth of certain Real Es. tate in Bethlehem, which was inru,nbered h, the dover Estate of the widow of said Georpe D Kassons E%q', tLe value of the interest ot said minors being about four hundred dolla,, and for reasons in her said petitions aIlcdged' I. IS the interest of said minors 10 sell thcir respective interests in the aforesaid lands. and invest the avaiIs as is by the statute provided. and asking said Court fO authorize some meet rerson 10 sell and convey the same,
 The second Monday of May, 1851, at nine o'ciock A. M., at the Probate Office in Wood. bury. is assigned to hear fife Petition on inc merits. and that notice thereof be given by advertising Tn newspaper printed in Liieh. field three weeks. at least six weeks bef,re said second Monday of May.
 43' CHARLES B. PHELPS, Judge.