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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

gay- At the annual commencement
o, the Wesleyan University, at Middle
town, CT, on Wednesday, twenty-eight
students graduated. About two hun
dred of the Alumni sat down to sump-
tuou. dinner, got up by n. H. Tucker,
proprietor of the McDonough House -
The degree Of LII d , was conferred
on William +. Minor, governor Of that
State.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

rGy- A week or two since tailor of
this city eloped with beautiful daugh-
ter Of a wealthy man residing in Dover,
n II. The fact Of the elopcment gain
ed additional interest when it became
known that the lady had appropriated
$1,000 of her fathers money--abstrrct-
ed from his safe--to the ENJOYMENT of
the honeymoon. On Saturday, officers
from Dover were in Boston with a view
Of obtaining information relative to the
runaways, but as yet their residence is
unknown.--Boston Chronicle.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

aES" Ninety.fve candidates to Yale
College, at New Haven, were examined
last week, by the College officers. About
seventy were admitted to the Fresh
man class, two to the Sophomore, and
one to the Junior classes. About as
many more generally present tb mselves
for admission at the beginning Of the
next term.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

gsy- Private advices received at
Washington from the City of Mexico,
induce Il belief that Santa Anna is about
to compromise with his opponents, on
condition of being allowed to retire with
bis fortune and family. Ills wife was to
embark for New York in war steamer,
with her father, General Vidal, who is
appointed minister to the United States.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

g22y~ a young man named John
Barnes, aged II years, bled to death on
Monday, week, in Buffalo, N. Y, from
the effects of u tooth which had been
extracted some days previous How
casily,' says the N. Y. Tribune, his
life might have been saved by au appli-
cation Of a styptic one Of the best and
most easily obtained is gunpowder. Let
it be pulverized and laid upon lint so as
to get as much as possible into the cavi-
ty of the tooth, held in by the wad of
lint or cotton By renewing the applI-
cation two or three times relief is rem
dered almost certain. We have never
known a failure, and have seen it appli-
ed to some desperate cases.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

No SEcTARIANs IN HEAvEN. 1t is
related Of the famous Mr.. Whitfield,
that when preaching on one occasion
from the balcony Of the Court House in
Philadelphia, he cried out, lifting hi,
eyes to heaven Father Abraham, who
have you got in your bosom ANY
Episcopalians p mo- ANY Presby-
terisns = No Any Baptists -
No. Have you any Mcthodis's
there = mo- Have you any Inde-
pendents or Seceders No, no.
: Why, who have you then; = I'VE
don't have these names here all here
are believers in Christ =
Oh, is that the case Then God help
us all to forget party names, and to be-
come Christians in deed aud in truth
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

E9- A man in Paulet, VT, after
having his corn destroyed and his wheat
field attacked by the sable depredators,
and having tried every kind of scare
crow to no purpose, procured strych-
nine, n which be soaked some corn, and
strewed it over his field AS a result
of the first days effects of his preven-
tive, he found the carcasses Of 900
crows in and about the field
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

cD- The American congress of den
lists held session last week, at Phila-
delplha, with delegates from all parts of
the world. The sessions have thus far
been private and devoted to business
Future sessions will be open. Among
the subjects to be discussed is the pro-
priety of administration of chlorolorm.
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ess~ As Mr.. j A. Perry, of Provi-
dence, was returning home from visit
to bis mother, on Monday evening, about
ii o'clock, he was attacked by six Irish
men, one of whom drew revolver and
snapped it at him three times, but for
tunately the pistol would not discharge
Mr.. Perry had with him a sword cane
and drawing it upon the scoundrels, they
disappeared Mr.. p has been lectur-
Ing through THU and ueighboring States,
tor some time past, on Catholicism, aud
has doubtless incurred the diSpleasure o.
these ruffians.
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p,sy- On Saturday morning last, two

D@y- On Saturday morning last, two
well dressed men were standing near the
Union Buildings, conversing about the
purchase of a pair Of cattle and pony
a well known citizen stauding by, heard
one Of them say, l will give $500 for
that pair Of cattle and the pony but as
l have personal difficulty with the
owner, | cannot approach him. | will
give ten dollars to any body who will
purchase them Tor me- The very green
citizan offered his services as a.broker,
which were accepted. He stepped into
a bank near by, checked out $500, and
after handing the friend of the rogue his
money, they together went in search o
the owner Of the stock. Before they
had proceeded far, the accomplice in
the swindle said he did not know which
pair of cattle his friend wanted, and he
would go and ask him. He is probably
still in pursuit Of him, as he has not ye,
returned After waiting some time
the gentleman who wanted to max ten
dollars, commenced looking for the anx
ions purchaser of the oxen and pony -
lie has not yet been discovered --PrOr
J6ar.
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g@- HARpER's MAGAZINE for the

g@- HARPER's MAGAZINE for the
present month, makes its appearance
with ii profusion of pictorial illustrations,
setting off several interesting original
articles Harper's has come to be one
Of the institutions of our day, and one
which cannot but prosper under its pres
cnt judicious and liberal management.
For sale by Il. G.. Barnes. ...
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

rJ- The room under the Massasoit
House, at Springfield, Mass, formerly
occupied by the agency of southern and
western through tickets, has recently
been fitted up as conductors head
quarters by some twenty conductors
on the railroads leading to and from that
city.
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s@- Kossuth says that when be left

s@- Kossuth says that when he left
the United States, he took but eleven
hundred dollars with bim-a less sum
than be brought with him into the
country, He took upwards of ninety
thousand dollars from the pockets of the
people of the United States, some Of
whose families suffered for bread in con-
sequence of their patriotic liberality
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

Gay We learn that the Company of
Kcntish Guards, of East Greenwich -
Col. Bod6sh-Accompanied by Green's
American Brass Band, of Providence,
will visit this place, next week.
The Company will come by the accom-
molation train on Wednesday, p. NJ,
and return on Friday, p NJ.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

sas- Every grammar school in the
10th ward in New York city, has fine
piano for its use. The primary depart
mcnts alone lack this excellent aid to
the preservation of order among such
armies Of little folks.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

D4- An Irishman named Thomas
Roach, was brought before Justice
Sheffield, of this village, on Monday
morning last, charged with being intozi,
Gated. He was found guilty aud fned
twenty dollars and costs, amounting to
twenty-six dollars and seventy cents,
which he paid
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

sy~ Mr.. Ervy, you are entirely too
late the Baby Show is over. We fud
the following in the ithaca Journ0I:
The wife of Mr.. Foster Ervy, resid-
ING in Newf,ld, in this county, gave
birth to )9ur living children three girls
and a boy weighing five pounds three
ounces each, on Sunday, the 22d inst.
The whole family are doing well-not
only the four late comers, but also the
eight children who preceded them.'
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Building Lot for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale building
LOT, at oullmanvillc, near the residence Of
henry Y. card, containing about an acre.
II ~ is not sold previous to the 4th of Sep
tember, it will be sold at Public Auction
on mat Day at one o'clock, z. NJ. For par
ticulars inquire of Geo. s. Coy.
a.. NELSON II. BURDICK.
Westerly, Aug. 7, 1855. 81 c27
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nsyn The Syracuse. y. Y. Chr0uic1e

gay~ The Syracuse, n. Y, Chronicle
says it is officially announced that three
splendid prizes, the least of which is
S25 in Gold, will be offered to the ladies
of Seneca Co., Ohio, at the next annual
fair, October, 1859, for the swillest
running at foot race. The fastest lady
on foot to take the highest prize.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

eD- We are told by the Hartford
CO.. COurant, that there was no truth
in the telegraphic report published some
days since of the appearance of Cholera
in MlddIetown and Portland There
has been nothing of the kind upon these
premises.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

py- a Woman's Rights Convention
is to be held at Saratoga Springs, n. Y,
on Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th
and 10th of August, and will be address
ed by Lucy Stone Blackwell, Rev. 7. W.
Higginson, Ernestine l.. Rose, Rev S.
j. May, and Rev. Antoinette L. Brown.
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RsSy- On Monday Julv % Mrs In

ey" On Monday, July %, Mrs In
ella Merry, of Concwango, Cattaraugus
county, n. Y, gave birth to three ba-
bies all girls They are doing we'll.
The crowds of visitors would Indicate
that 6 baby show " was verify in ses-
sion. Too late for Baruum's. 1t is
understood that quite an amount in
presents has been already realized.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

tsy- We learn that it is in contcm-
plation to put into the small park in
front Of the City Hall lot, OF Providence,
now being arranged, beautiful statue
Of Roger Williams.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

n2- A parson reading funeral service
at the grave, forgot the sex of the de-
ceased, and asked Of one OF the mourn.
ers, an Emeralder, Is this brother
or sister p Neither replied Pat,
only cousin
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say- II is said that there are more
lies told in the brief sentence, I'm
glad to see you,' than any other single
sentence in the English language.
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ID 1 Il ID

In Mystic, lst inst, Annie D., daughter of
Benjamin F. and Mary S. Collins aged 0 Years.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09

asa- Santa Anna has become an in
vestor in New York city real estate, by
the purchase of some elegant houses and
lots up town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

LARGE SALE OF ToBAoco.-Messrs.
Sheppard Williamson, inspectors at shockoe
Warehouse, sold yesterday forty-two hogsheads Of
shipping tobacco, the crops Of Mrs. Sarah Ward.
Mrs Catharine Jones. and Messrs. Robert u Ward
price of SIl:s7t per hundred pounds. This e
of the best lots of shipping tobacco offered for sal
this season which accounts for the high price it
commanded. Planters would doubtless increase the
value of their tobacco by putting it up expressly for
the shipping trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06
LADIES MOUNT VERNON Association

In the report of the Central Committee the ladies
of this Association return thanks for the libaral do
nations received during he month of May and state
that they making arrangements to visit the prin
cipal localities of Richmond to collect donstiops-
Their exertions are continued with undated ardor
and there every prospect that their efforts will be
crowned with great success Surely there is not q
Vrginsn in the Union who will not gladly aid thsi1
fair State women in purchasing the hon of Wash
ington, and thereby prevent it from falling into the
hands of those who; in order to become possessed
OF the almighty dollar would speculate upon the
ashes of the Father of his country
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Nor WALKING THE L1NE-A negro fell
low, called Sheppard, In the service of Mr.. James
T. Sizer, was Gagged last Monday night for falling tc
walk in the line marked out In his pass and for be.
ingsin the street when he should have been asleep
When brought before the Mayor he was ordered
ten stripes for his misbehayior
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HARD LODGINGS On Monday night last
the watchmen found Edward Morgan dead drunk
and asleep on the sidewalk. Finding him too Timber
in the knees to navigate without pilot after beine
hauled up and made ready for sailing they took him
in tow, and without further ceremony soon moored
Yesterday morning Ned appeared before the Msyol
and made many excuses for his drunken inf mites
but as he had begged of once before his Honor or
dered him to be deposited in the Valley Inn for sefs
keeping, until thoroughly repaired and made ready
for another voyage to rum creek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

The YOU'VE GUARD are continually ad :
ding to their roll the names of new members and
the officers expect to make the largest turnout
On the fourth of July next, that has been made By
any volunteer company In this city for ten years
If the other companies In the city were as strong
as the Young Guard, and as perfect in drill the first
regiment of Virginia volunteers would be one oil
the hsndsomest as well as most serviceable In the
United States, in time of war. Capt Richardson
and his brother officers spare no efforts to make
their corps what 1t should be- No. volunteer SOL
ders
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REMoVING Tur n,

REMOVING THE CoURT HoUsE.-Mapy Of
the residents OF Henrioo in favor of movinc th
courthouse from the city of Richmond TO Some csn
trail point in the county, and effort is to be mad
to get permission Of the Court to open poll to tsI
the sense OF the people OF the county on tn sube-t
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yor,o Tu,rr-About 2 O'Clock yester-

YOUNG IHfEF.-Ab0ut O'CLOCK yestef-
d.y aternoou, lad about ~ years cid, called Thos
Rowe, passed by the confectionery store Of Mr.
Louis J. b. sieux. and supposing that no one wal
watching his movements picked up jar OF pre-.
served 70 reaches and made of with it, He had not
zone over fifty yards with bis booty. when Mr. WIN
Burton ovslheued him and took him into custody
This lad 10 one OF gang Of young thieves that hsve
been pilagirg stores Main and Broad street, TO
some months past, and it Is time that some efforts
were made &c stop them. 1.-THE courts will not pun
ish them the Of the poor should take them
In charge and bind them out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

UELAwFUL AssEmBLY.-JohnM usco an
peared before the Mayor yesterday to answer tn,
charge of permitting an unlaw full assemble, ~ VI
groes In his house Saturday night last but the sy
dence being insufficient to establish the accu.stion
he was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

THE CAROLINA CULT1vAToR, is the title of
an agricultural periodical, recently establish
ed in Raleigh, North Carolina, by Mr.. WM.
D. COOKE, formerly of Stanton. Its typog-
raphy is excellent, and we have no doubt it
will prove useful auxiliary to the farmers of
the old North State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

FINE CHEWING TOBAoco-We noticed
In front OF Messrs Bennett & Beers Apothecsrx
store yesterday morning, lot of very fne che
tobacco, just received from New Orleans This ta.
bacco wss manufactured by Mesns Cosby & VIZ
free OF this city and shipped for the South ern tInde
butthe owners finding it more salesble in our oSy
market than in New Orieans ordered it back for h.
accommodation OF Richmond caeRe g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
for June, ia now ready for subscribers, and, judg
ing from hssty glance at its contents, Is one o.
the most attractive numbers of the year. The
Messenger is Southern periodical of great merit
and we are only surprised that its circulation Il
not four times as great as at present
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DIED

On the night of the 4th instant, MARY ELIZA.
BETH DoGGETT, aged yesrs, daughter of De.
vid s. Dogget d.
Her funer raj will take place at Centenary Church.
friends of the family are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL Phillips Bait; DIR ] w
Nsshby: Csrter.vile;J school6eld, Lynchburg;
Mrs n Mccormick, Chicsso;J Mccormick, Petg;
r Reeves L Mosby Buckingham; D Mosby.
w Dabney. Caroline; Coalman, Halifax; J L
man and 2 ladies' Buckingha j Strong and lady
Nelson; r H N Saunders San Francisco; q Spinner.
Buckingham; Capt A Peck, Washington Mr. and
Boston A B Campbell, Washins ton; Whitney,
Bait; L Whitney, Cumberland; 8 Commngs
r ri W Sa MI. W.n, Dsd
A NJ Watson, Petg; 8 v Winston, Washing on; C C
Cummings, ] H Cummings, Bait; Williams, VIII
st CHARLES HoTEL.-J 3 Owens, Jas City;
Isle; Capt Burr. ship A Peips eta Hslifax
spSstsy, W Il Meahse surry; N Walden. N K emit
] Alieu Effsr Pr Geo; Varra Bait; Gates
Dr. r w Arson. CHESTERFIELD; L Jacobs, Gordons.
Sille; Bagley, Gresham, King Queen ]
s ID Holman. We; D Howerth, Miss; w Young
Norfolk; Prof Haunsford, Ala w Clayton, Lsesburg;
Mrs s Mary J Sins s 4 Perkins Louss; jacob Baylor
Louisa; Gorutbmee, J Ryland K Queen; w
@ CLARK; Q NJ Winfree. Chesterfield.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Keein, Petsbg; I
" Carpenter, N Y; Scott and servt P Edward;
W Avrick and lady; Mics Hunter. N 8; Hurt,
Pittsylvanis; J Miller and lady, Wilsm Wells; vs;
Tyser, 4 r. Steele. Montgomery; w III
Houches A Iiouches, Gao w Cox, Goochland; w
Hollaw n c; M Boyd, Va; Capt Witcher, Pitt
sSANHulaj A Il MaBsIIoD, doi Z PfebEon, Long,
Lynchburg: DR. L Archer. BelIons Arsenal; 8 L
Atkinson. K VIM; Capt w Gilman. franklin.
EXCHANGE HOTEL B r McKesge. N Y; L .
Reynolds Ga; Miss selden, PoRhstan; H Lock
er, Amherst; r Boyd and sons, r Steers James
Pollard, w Newton, w A Thorn, DR. Psete. Va; Jno
Goode, Liberty; Garrett, lady aud child, Thos G
Coleman, VIM Jetsr. H Perkins. X C Moon, D
Chalmers Halifax; B Jones; R Ward, Nottoway;
Williamson, J w Mckinney, ] r Lipscomb. Dam
VILE; M Clarke, Washin gton; Mrs dams, Havs-
ma; J Harrison Dejarnett, Caroline; d En-
nie, D r; w Brook, N o; DR. Grsham, Lex
ington; A Dudley, & Q; Douglass Sutton,
2 Misses Sutton, w Harrison and lady. Miss M r
Nelson, King VIM; G w Edwards and lady, Philadf;
c Manning, II Hardgrove, M Welsh, Alexan.
dria; w w Harrison Nelson; DR. w Harriton Han
over; D Warren, Henrico; Mrs NJ Busher, B Nell
son, Richmond;J Carter, Alb.
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THE ELRcr1oN Az WAsHrNarnN -Mondau :,

THE ELECTION AT WASHINGTON MONDAY was
an exciting day In Washington 1t being the day for
the election OF Surveyor, Collector. Register, and
Aldermen and Councilmeu. The Know Nothings
swept the city by an average majority OF $50 The
officers elected are: McCallas, Collector Dou.
glass, Register; and Hunt Surveyor. The entire
Council and board of Aldermen are Know No
things
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-We have re.
ceived a catalogue of the University of Yir-
ginia, for the session of 1854 '55. There are
now in this noble institution five hundred and
fourteen students.
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THE LATE ELECTION In KANSAS.

THE LATE ELECTION IN KANSAS.
"a 1t cannot be pretended that the last cleo
ton in Kansas WAS carried by an armed
force of "border rufians" The Kansas
Herald says it was emphatically an election
by the squatters-the bona tide residents of
the territory-and notwithstanding the free
soil.rs rallied all their forces, and obtained
the votes of steamboat hands and soldiers,
they were beaten four to one by an over
whelming majority of the legal resident vo-
tiers of the territory.
This is the third pro-slavery victory in
Kansas. The election passed off without
any fighting or disturbance. Let our friends
in Kansas continue to pursue this course
avoid giving the slightest pretext for stories
of violence and fraud go on and indicate
themselves at the polls, and the schemes /,
the abolItionists in regard to Kansas will
meet with q signal defeat and overthrow
shsis to be slave State and no power on
earth can prevent it. fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

Tx Family CHRISTIAN ALBUM, for June,
edited by Mrs. X. p. ELAN, of this city,
makes its usualneat appearance. 1t exhibits
much zeal in behalf of the interests of reli
H,ous education.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Observation-Disclosures

NOhIftU NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Flouruoy BIC, Wise 296; B ale 500, McComas s96
Patton Sl2, Bccock sos
House of Deiegates-Hsrding, Wing, cleo ted by d
maj. over Ssybrcok, Dem.
SCOTT-OficiaI.
Wise 1877, Flournoy 500; McComas 1872, Beale sos
Bocock 1884, Patton 494.
Cengress-McMulien DEM, PAP maj over Trigg,
X. N. "
senate-Rgss, DEM, 800 maj. over Pendletop,
Wing and X. N.
House of Delegatef-Jas T. McIvers, Dem, 4C6;
Jas. Bevns. Dem, $780, Harry Dawson, Dem, I6O;
Randolph Dillon, Wing and K. N AS
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AFIx-,John. slave TO RIrweIl ZONES.

In A FIx-JOhn, slave to Bdrwell Jones,
got drunk at an early hour yesterday morning, and
spread bnself the sidewalk TO bask In the sun
1t off Seal happ snng to pass that way, impo-
ltely interrupted the repose ofthe gentleman from
Africa and after getting him his Understandings
bore him to the lock up and there confined him,
until sufficiently recovered to bare bis back and be-.
c )me martyr In the cause of whiskey
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CHER s-the most unhealthy frui
that grows in Virginia-are becoming abundant II
our markets. Parents should that their Chit
dren are not allowed to indulge too freely in them