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OCTOBER 11, 1833. VERMONT CHRONICLE. ICS President will cause six different arguments to enter Remarkable Cask. A writer in the Albany Argus Resolved, That we take this opportunity to express to our Southern brethren, our fixed and unalterable be true. The Genius says "it is allowed on all hands;" but we must have better authority than that, before we charge it upon him.

Our doctrine is this the state at distinct and distant points on her frontier who signs himself Medicus, says 44 1 have recently been witness to one of the most remarkable cases determination to resist every attempt that may be made On the evening of Friday, Sept. 20th, while Mips Crandall and her pupils were assembled in the school room for the purpose of holding a religiohs meetiiio-, (Rev. Mr. Potter, of Fawtucket, I having accepted her invitation to preach to them.) near the close of the The valorous citizens must of course turn out to meet tiiem in true Columbia style which will leave Fort Where there can be any doubt whether the abstract or to intenere wun tne relation in which master anu siave now stand, as guaranteed to them bv the Constitution oi uie united Estates. services a clamorous rabble, without, assailed ih universal proposition includes a certain individual, it is proper that he should have the benefit of that doubt, Moultrie free from siege, and the arsenal an easy prey.

of recovery from a severe injury that has ever been re corded in the annals of surgery. The subject of this recovery is a Canadian, now about 30 years of the name of St. MarUn and he exhibits the anomaly of a living and healthy man, with an aperture in his side, leading directly into his stomach. The opening is nearly an inch in diameter and through it the interi Tse gentlemen who published the original notice house a volley of rotten egira and other missiles with their friends, being prevented meeUng in Clinton This way of opposing an argument is as wicked as nan, assembled in tliatliam street chapel, and lormeo it is ridiculous but of that another time. thrown at the window, breaking the glass and lodgino-part of the filth on the curtain.

The pupils, regard" less of the assault, commenced singing the hymn an Anti-Slavery society. The following ia Uie official account of Uieir proceedings. P. S. We have just received the Charleston Obser and improper to apply the proposition to him personally but where there can be no such doubt, where the announcing of the proposition as effectually condemns him as calling him by name would do, we may as well do one as the other.

For example, if we or ol the stomach, as well as what he receives for nourishment or drink, can be plainly seen, and food may be taken out during any stage of digestion. It can al which iiku juhi. ueen reao anu went through without interruption. On Thursday last, (Sept. 2Gth) Miss Crandall was ver, containing a letter from a gentleman in Columbia, who denies that the logophobic movements a- anti-slavery society.

At a meeUng of the friends of the immediate eman so be.fed through the same orifice and aliment receiv cipation of slaves in the United States, held at Chat again brought before 1-. squire Adams for examination gainst Mr. Finney are a fair sample of the spirit and of it compatibility with total ainfulnrs. Other reflections will occur to the thoughtful reader. NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We hare a quantity on our table, of which we gi Te tle titW- Primary Cw-o-rraphr fw Children, on an improred plan. With el-en Map and numerous Kncravinea. Mr C. and II. ih-reber, Principal of the Western Fe-mal- lntituie.

Cincinnati: published by Corey Kairbank. English firammar, with an improred Syntax Part I. Comprehending at one Tie what i necesMry to be committed tn memory. Part II. Containing a recapitulation, with varioua illustrations and critical remark.

Ieaiened fur the use of schools. Hy J. M. Putnam. Concord.

N. II. Printed and published by Jacob B. Moore. 1J1- The system is substantially Murray's, containing what are regard as bis false doctrines concerning pro-nonns and verbs.

The plan we think a real improvement and it contains valuable additions to the syntax. The new National Spelling Book, and Pronouncing Tutor; on an improved plan: exhibiting the precise sound ol each syllable in every word, according to the moat approved principles of Knili.li orthoepy should say that theft excludes those who arc guilty of ed in this way, satisfies the cravings of hunger as per- ham street chapel on Wednesday evening, at half past on two separate complaints, one for instructing, and seven o'clock, John Rankin was chosen Chairman, and ieciiy as wnen introduced uirougu uie mouin and it from heaven, or that all thieves will be excluded from heaven, no person can turn upon us and say you meant me for it may be that we did not regard him haracter of the citizens of that place. ITTErkjiti-s. In No. seventh paragraph, for delect the original design of language, read Abraham L.

Cox, M. D. Secretary. tne other lor boarding and harboring colored persons from abroad. She was bound over to the Superior Court, which commenced its session in this nlaco or.

Alter an address to the throne ot grace, on motion, The injury was inflicted in 1820. by the accidental it was discharge of a musket. The side, to a large extent, Tuesday, the first inst. Unionist. as a thief but if we say that all slave-holders are Ac.

Orson S. Muekat. Resolved, That it is expedient at this time to form a was carried away, with a number ol the ribs, the lower thieves, there are Uiose who can turn upon us and say, Steam Packet to Liverpool. The keel of a snlen We presume that this correction, for which Mr. part ot the lett lobe ot the lungs, and a part ol the di you meant me for we identify them as cnectually by did steam packet, with four enoiues, to ply between ll.in 1 1 111 1.1- n.

Murray has subjected us to ten cents postage, is cor aphragm. A splinter from one of the ribs perforated society for promoUng the abolition of slavery. A committee appointed at a preliminary meeting then offered a draft of a Constitution, which was read, and its principles discussed, when the same was unanimously adopted, and is as follows n.io pun mu xjiverpuoi, win ue iaia tins week. pne will be of a large size and as the enternrise is under rect. The connexion requires it to be defeat.

If using the general name, slave holders, as if we called them by the names which their fathers gave them. the stomach, and allowed the escape ot its contents Uirough the external wound. By one of the most fortunate circumstances, the torn stomach adhered to the Mr. Murray had mended, the letter a in his original manuscript, as he did in litis notice, it would not have Where it is not proper to say Thou art tlie man, or such taken by gentlemen of capital, no expense will be spared to make the experiment in the best possible manner, so that Uiere can be little doubt of its success. JY.

Y. Mer. Jidv. external wound, and prevented the effusion of its con Constitution of the A'eto- York City Jlnti-Slavery Society. Whereas our national existence is based on the prin an one by name is the man, it is not proper to say the mistaken for and if he had left this notice as he first wrote it, it would have read, for defect, iSLc.

tents into uie abdominal cavity an incident, which, it it had occurred, must undoubtedly have proved imme same thing in effect, by some circumlocution which shall avoid the use of his name. Bishop England has brought over a lull from Rome. diately fatal. ciple laid down in the Declaration of Independence, that all mankind are created equal, and that they are endowed by Uieir Creator with certain unalienable read defect, Ax. nrojrressiive reading lesions designed for the use of i i i ii ij i' I This case came under the care of Dr.

William Beau The Genius maintains that some universal proposi permitting the Catholics to eat meat on Friday and Saturday. Hitherto it has been considered irreligious, by this denomination of Christians, to eat meat on mont, an eminent surgeon in the U. S. Army, whoj Windsor Coujitv Auxiliary Foreig.v Mission So- rights, among which are hie, liberty, and the pursuit ol happiness;" and whereas after the lapse of nearly after eight months of severe and painful suffering on the part of St. Martin, finally succeeded in curing the cietv.

I he account of Uie annual meeting arrived too sixty years since the faith and honor of the American certain days of the week. Troy Press. tions admit of possible exceptions," but that others do not. We will thank the Editors to give us a rule, by which we may distinguish those that admit of ex-ceptions from those that do not. The importance of such a rule is very manifest, on their principles.

srnoois in uie iiuu ouiui. at i-m- Principal of the Adams Orammar School, Boston. Boston Carter, I lendce and Co. 1 SCi. This is the National Spelling Book, improved in the election of words for the spelling lessons, by introducing more reading lessons, and by adopting, to a considerable eatent, Websteia orthography.

late for this paper. It shall appear next week. wound, with the exception ot uie aperture above men The National Intelligencer, intimates that nossihlw people were pledged to this avowal, belore Almighty God and the world, one sixth part of the nation are the next Congress will re-charter the Bank in connexion with the supply Bill so that if the President vptrv. held in bondage by their fellow citizens; and whereas tioned, and restoring health to his patient. He made sever.il unsuccessful attempts to close the orifice of the stomach: and it is probably fortunate for the interests of science, and the good of mankind, that he was unsuccessful in these attempts: for he has since availed VERSE SYSTEM.

For the week commencing October 13. Acts. XVII. 1. Now when they had passed one he must both.

We doubt if this Administration The upshot of the whole matter is this The Editors slavery is contrary to the principles ot natural justice, of our republican form of government, and of the christian religion, and is greatly hindering the pros will like to encounter starvation. Historical Class Book; (Part first.) Containing of the Genius maintain that every "slave holder is a sinner of the first rank they well know that Wash through Ampliiirolis. and Apollonia, Uiey came to Thes- Real and Personal Estate in New-York. The sketches of History, from the beginning of the world tn the end of the Roman Kinpire in Italy, A. I.

4l. perity ot the country, while it is endangering the salonica, where was a synagogue of the Jews. himself ot the opportunity afforded by this accident, to institute a series of experiments on the heretofore con ington lived and died a slave holder but whether peace, union and liberties of the States and whereas we believe that no scheme of expatriation, eiUier vol J. Anil 1'aul, as his manner was, went lit unto them. taxable real estate in the city of New York, has been valued by the appropriate officers, this year, at The personal estate at 54.

474.1 10. Th By William Sullivan, Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; and of the Massachusetts Historical Society; (Author of the Political and Washington was a sinner of the first rank," they cealed operations of this organ, which are of the highest importance, not only to the medical profession, but and three sabbath-days reasoned with them out ot the scriptures, untary or by compulsion, can remove this great and increasing evil and whereas we believe that it is prac have not said and will not say. And the Liberator. amount of taxes to be raised on the total amount, it is understood, will exceed 800.000 dollars, which inclu J. Opening and alleging, that Christ must needs ticable, by appeals to the consciences, hearts, and in iral Class Book Boston published by Carter.

I lendce, and Co. lSW. and its correspondent, and the N. E. Anti Slavery Society, are all in the same predicament.

If Uicy choose ding the expences of collection will not varv notch terests ot the people, to awaken a public sentiment have suncrcu, and risen again from the dead and that this Jesus, whom 1 preach unto vou, is Christ. throughout the nation that will be opposed to the con First Lessons in Algebra, being an easy introduction to that science designed for the use of Academies and to leave the matter Uius, so be it. 4. Ana some ol them believed, nnd consorted with to men ot science generally, and to the whole community. For the last eight years he has been experimenting upon the gastric juice, which he has been enabled to procure from the stomach in great purity, and in ample quantity.

Besides the action of the gastric juice on aliment, both in the stomach and artificially, in vials on a bath, at the natural temperature, (by which the laws that govern the action of this fluid have been ascertained on certain data.) he has extended his inqui raul and fcilas: and ol the devout Greeks a great inul tinunnce ot slavery in any part ot the Republic, and by effecting the speedy abolition of slavery, prevent a general convulsion and whereas we believe that we common schools. By Kbeuczcr Baily, Principal of the Ymmir I -allies" Iliirh School. Boston; Author of litude, and of the chief women not a few. "Apostolic Pheaciiiso a Sermon by Leonard o. 1i But the Jews which believed not, moved with Woods, Y.

D. July, 133. owe it to the oppressed, to our fellow-citizens who envy, took unto thein certain lewd fellows ol the baser Youn; Ladies' Class Book," Boston: Carter, Jlendee, and Co. Judging from a few of the first pages, this is an ex- We have received a review of this sermon, for our sort, and gathered a company, and set all the city on an paper, which we intended to have noticed sooner. We hold slaves, to posterity and to God, to do oil that is lawfully in our power to bring about the extinction of slavery, we do hereby agree (with a prayerful reliance on that great Being who lias made of one blood all uproar, and assaulted the house ol Jason, and sought to ries to all the various subjects connected with the physiology of digestion, with great zeal and perseverance.

from one half percent. The total increase of the valuation of real and personal estate, since the last year's report is $23,018,401. The expences incurred by the prevalence of cholera last year, which are to be included in this 3'ear's taxes, we uuderstand, amounted to nearly $300,000. JVewark Daily Adv. The Hon.

Henry Clay and lady, were to have left Lexington, Ky. on Monday of last week for the east, passing through Philadelphia, whence they will extend their visit as liir as Boston. Air. Johnston commenced the manufacture of Stockings in Portsmouth N. H.one year ago last May.

He makes Cotton, Woolen and Worsted" Hosiery. The demand for his work is now greater than his ability to supply, although he has eleven frames in constant on- -client book vrrhans better than Colburn but we have not, however, wholly neglected it. We have bring them out to the people. I lie Uoctor, 1 understand, has sacrificed much time have not compared them closely enough to be sure of ti. And when they lound them not, they drew Jason carefully compared the sermon and the review, and and money in prosecuting these experiments, and has nations ot men to dwell on all the face ot uie earth to form ourselves into a Society, to be governed by the following and certain brethren unto the rulers of the city, crying, These that have turned the world upside down, are maintained the subiect of them tor a number ot years it.

Philosophipal Conversations: in which are familiarly -r the causes of many daily occurring riatu- the result of our examination is, that both writers mean nearly the same Uiing though Dr. Woods, in his extreme solicitude to guard against one error, uses tor the sole and express purpose, ile is now all latts- come hither also; burgh. N. and has issued proposals for publishing CONSTITUTION. Art.

1 This Society shall be st vied Uie New-York nlM-nomena. liv Frederick C. Bakewell. Willi hoin Jason hath received and these all do contrary to the decrees of Ca-sar, saying, Uiat there is another king, one Jesus. some expicssinns which seem to countenance the op nis" and Observations on the gastric juice, and the Physiology of Digestion." The work I am in nneslions for review, bv F.U-nezer Bailey City Anti-Slavery Society.

Princioal of the Voting Ladies' High School, Boston; formed, will be published in the course of two or three posite error, while the Reviewer does exactly the same thing on the other side of the question. We think that eration, which turn out 1200 pairs per month. Author of First Lessons in Algebra. oung Ladies Art. 2.

The object of this Society shall be to collect and diffuse information on the true character of slavery to convince our countrymen of its heinous crimi Ac. Boston: Carter, I lendce and Co. It is rumored at Albanv that Beniamin Kirtlt.r Foreign. making the most of every thing of this kind would be Esquire, is likely to receive the appointment to the va SA. more likely to promote party spirit than Uie cause of nality in the sight of God to show that the duty, safety, and interest of al! concerned, require its abandonment; nnd to take all lawful, moral and religious cant Attorney-Generalship of the United States.

The We have not examined it. Judging from Bailey's truth. appointment would be unexceptionable. JY. Y.

Alircbri. we should hope favorably of it The point of supposed disagreement is this: Dr. months; and it will probably contain more important information on the subject of digestion, than has ever before been laid before the public. Facts, experimental facts, will be substituted for doubtful theories, and the process and progress of stomachic digestion will appear no more a mjstery than the most common, every day operations of chemistry. Yellow Fever and Cholera in New Orleans.

The Louisiana advertiser of Sept. 11, says We understand there have been several cases of cholera in town within the last three or four days, and the gene The F.asy Primer; containing Children's First I vs-in Heading and Soelling. Springfield O. C. The printing office of the Western Courant ws Woods protests against using any mode of preach Latest dates, London, Aug.

Lisbon, Aug. '-2. Spai. A letter from Lisbon to a merchant in Halifax dated August 2d states that Ferdinand, king of Spain is dead, and that Don Carlos and his followers were on their way from Portugal to Spain. Poktl'oal.

Usbon, -'Jug. -hi, During the last week the strong positions around the city have struck by lightning recently, and it produced a most means to effect a total and immediate abolition of slavery in the Uuited States. Art. 3. This Society shall aim to elevate the character and condition of the people of color, by encouraging their intellectual, moral.and religious improvement, by correcting the prejudices of public opinion, and by ing, or any means lor converting sinners, essentially Merriam.

suuoRiug eeect on uie types, press, Scc. The editor different" from those used by Christ and his apostles The Child's Guide: comprising Familiar Lessons designed to aid in correct Reading. Siielliiig, Defining. while the Reviewer maintains the possibility and law fulness of using means which are rssmliall the same lieen preparing and fortifying, against any attack the Thinking, and Acting. Fillli Edition.

Springfield O. vV Merriam. endeavoring to obtain for our colored fellow-citizens an equality with the whites of civil and religious priv ral impression is that it will become an epidemic. IF says the fare was immediately extinguished our press, however, was broken into nearly a hundred pieces our standing matter knocked down, and our cases reduced to a mingled heap ol pi. Every thing abont the office of iron or steel was so highly iaipreg- Miguelites may attempt.

At present little is known ot yet circumstantially different. Both are doubtless this is true, it is the third attack of cholera upon New ileges hut will never countenance the oppressed in Tlw Franklin Intellectual Arithmetic for the use their numbers, or where they are possibly in a line Orleans. right. vindicating their rights by resorting to physical force. Bv E.

Davis. A. Principal of West from Sanlarem to Liera. Fighiera and Coimbra. imLeu wiui electricity as to torm a pertect man-net A letter from New Orleans dated Sept.

12, says the The Reviewer writes well. We should like to near Art. 4. Any person who agrees with the principles fW-ld Academy. Springfield: O.

A. C. Merriam. ISfcJ. The forces of Donna Maria here, and a few leagues advance, mny be six to eight thousand regular number ot deaths tor the last three days had been lilty The stock of a rail road to be constructed from Buf ot this Constitution, and contributes to the funds, may from him on another subject.

This is on the general plan ol Colburn 's First I-essims ue a memher ot the toociety, and shall be entitled to troops, and twelve to fifteen thousand others, with four and therefore good. falo to Black Rock four miles has been promptly taken. The capital is $100,000, but it is believed that the work can be executed for 15,000. vole at its meetings. a day, chieny among the unacchmated but that the fever must soon cease its ravages for want of victims.

A letter from a respectable gentleman in New Orleans, to his correspondent in this city, dated Sept. Aynnilirr lessons, or the Improved Header: in I 1 he remaining articles regulate the officers and What thet tihik is Fbasce. At the last of the Society of Evangelical Missions in France, hundred cavalry, and two parks of artillery. We are therefore not in much apprehension of the enemy entering the city. Mercantile business is nearly at a their duties, provide for a meeting on Uie first Wed- John Sergeant has accepted the nomination for the tended as a Sequel to the Franklin Primer.

By a Friend of Youth. Nineteenth Edition. A. Phelps, lth, says The yellow fever still continues formida of which Admiral Vcr Iluel is president, the report nesiiay of October annually, and at other times on the stand, without any intercourse with the provinces or ble its ravages are as great as ever. It has not been vacancy in the representation to Congress, fitom Philadelphia, occasioned by the resignation of Dr.

Souther- call of Uie committee, and prescribe the mode of alter (ireenfield. Mass. tpain. ing the constitution. lanu.

Hon. B. Calhoun, lor several years chairman of the so fatal since the year leftK. The heat of the weather too is almost insupportable. Such a bad season, arising have advices trom Uportn ot the destruction oi Rumors, says the Alexandria Gazette, relative to the some twelve thousand pipes ot wine, uy the 31iguelile Committee on Education in the legislature of Massa was read by Mr.

Grandpierrc, Director of Missions. Mr. Grandpierre spoke of the persecutions which some of the American missionaries had experiensed from their fellow citizens. In North America, he says, several of the churches founded among the Indian tribes have been broken np in consequence of the trom various combined circumstances, has never been known here the crops though are very fine, and all army at Villa Nova also of the liberal army having 1 he society then went into the choice of officers, when Uie following persons were chosen. Officers of die Society.

Arthur Tappan. President William Green, iun. chusetts, says, in reference to the Franklin Primer, the new appointment to be made in tte cabinet are beginning already to get afloat. One account says that Mr. attacked the Miguelite lines, forced them, and gained our planters will get rich." Improved Reader, and the General Class Kook, complete victory, so as to leave the north side open.

Harry is to be Attorney General, and either Col.Drav- th.m a verv thorough examination, and found Vice President John Rankin, Treasurer Elizur Professor Henry's An artificial magnet ton, or Col. R. M. Johnson called to preside over the and report says the South also, and a free navigation of the Douro. right, Jr.

Cor. Sec ry Chns. Denison, Ivec. has recently been constructed by Professor Henry, of them so peculiarly adaple-i to the wants of children fost Office. Another, and a more probable rumor is.

tyrannical acts of three of the States of the the pastors of these flocks lately gathered into the fold iTinceton College, which lar surpasses in power every that Mr. Forsyth, of is to be appointed Attorney Sec'rv Joshua Leavitt, Isaac T. Hopper, Abraham L. Cox, M. Lewis Tappan, William Goodell, thing of the kind.

A number of interesting experi vrenerai. I the good Shepherd, have been forced either to ac A monument for the grave of Thomas Jefferson, has ments on the subject of electro-megnetism, were exhibited by means of this wonderful instrument, in the recently been prepared at Baltimore, and forwarded to presence ot the students, and a large number ot gen Mexico. Cholera Yellow Fevrr Civil War. A letter from Tampico of the 3d received at New-Orleans, states that the cholera at the last accounts was raging with unprecedented violence in the city ol" Mexico, and that the deaths amounted to fifteen hundred a day. We earnestly hope," says the New-Orleans Commercial, Uiat this statement is exaggerated but considering the extreme filthiness of the low company Uieir churches into exile, or submit to a rigorous imprisonment." I relate these things to you, savs the correspondent of Uie N.

Y. Observer, because INortolk. It consists or an obelisk and pedestal. In Uemen assembled to attend the late commencement. scription on the ohclisk Here was bnried Thomas Alter winch, the meeting was adjourned.

Abraham L. Cox. Secretary. So far from the N. Y.

Observer. The N. Y. Advertiser thinks Uiat Uie closing of Clinton Hall was wise, as, if both parties had met. Upon the trial of its strength, it was found to be ca has produced grief in the minds of Christians in pable of raising between three and four thousand Jefferson, Author of the Declaration of American Independence, of the Statute of Virginia for Religious pounds; and we learn that with some farther modifica France, who have so high an esteem for American cit- tion of the apparatus, the magnet will probably be able er class, and want of knowledge of the nature of the disease by Uie physicians, we lear that it is in a great zens.

They have been painfully surprised to learn treenom, ana latner oi mo university ot Virginia; Un the Pedestal Born April 2d, 1743, O. S. died July 4, 1820." there would have been a riot, which would have disgraced the city. The Evangelist states, that when to sustain unicards ot lour thousand pounds. that, in a country where piety prevails, and which pre measure true, i'revious accounts, it will tie recollect in the early stages of education, that I recommended their introduction into our schools at once.

They are just the kind of books that are needed, as I think, to make the business of education pleasant and useful." My Grandmamma Gilbert. By the author of my Grandfather Gregory. Revised from the London edition. Philadelphia: George, Latimer and Co. No.

13 South Fourth street. 1-vKl. The Little Moniiere. By Mrs. Sherwood, Author of the Flowers or the Forest," The Fairchild Family," Ac.

Ac Revised from the London edition. Philadelphia: George, Latimer A Co. 13 South Foorth-sU 113. The Infant's Retreat the Children's Summer Home. Philadelphia: Published by George Latimer A Co.

No 13 South Fourth Street. These three last, ol course, are intended for Sabbath School Libraries, and fur Children's family reading. t-k- Efficiency, defended against rrotessor lienry has made important improvements Uiose at Tammany Hall heard of the meeting in Chat sents admirable models to all ChrisUan nations, Uiere ed, stated the number of deaths at l.OOO per day." in the construcUon of the Galvanic Battery, when it is The same letter states that the yellow lever was in ham Street, some proposed to go forthwith and break it hould be found Arr States persecuting Missionaries. to be applied to the producUon ol a magnetic power Tampico, and that the deaths were numerous, but it The particulars of his improvements we are unable to explain, but for the sake of science, we hope that tiiis up, but the chairman dissuaded them and that after their own meeting was adjourned, they assembled round Let us hope that the different governments of the United States will perceive Uie injury they do to Uie does not mention the number. Accounts of a battle near San Luis, between the government forces and those of the malcontents, in School For Teachers.

The school for teachers, under the direction of the Ruttanrl gentleman will soon give to the public a lull account glorious name of their country, by adopting such un Counr.v Lyceum, will commence at Pittsford on Monday the 2Jxt the chapel, calling out Garrison Garrison, Tappan Tappan find them," fye. and that some in the chapel ol these improvements, and ot their important results in lictorjer, lor three weeKs. i ne oriject ot tins school is the in just mess i es against Uie servants of Christ. Jr. Y.

Standard. which the former were victorious, had reached Tampico. It was thought Uiat it would put an end to the struction both of male and female Teachers of JJixtrict Schools passed through the mob and went home quietly, while M. Grandpierre is raUier too severe upon us. inn Working-men's Convention.

The Farmer's. Me nn state reallv deserves all Uiat he has said. That present revolution. Latest rnon Liberia. The Liberia Herald of An others took refuge in a meeting of Sabbath School Teachers of both sexes, till a police party came and chanic's and Working-men's Convention, which assembled in this city on Wednesday is composed of slate we need not name.

All know whicu it is Uelegates from lour ot the New Jt-ngland fetates. JV1 dispersed the mob. From all Recounts, we should eenain Modern Speculations. Hy Edward D. Grilrin, W.

W. Thompson, of Northampton, is President, and SOUTHERN VALOR. I II President ot Williams College. few- ork judge that their fright was much greater tlran thei gust ikh, states that a free school, for the benefit of the re -captured Africans, had been in successful operation at Monrovia, for some weeks, under the care of Rev. James Eden.

Mr. Savage, who has recently arrived as Agent for Uie emigrants by the Ajax, from New B. Hammatt Norton Secretary. An able and eloquent Crocker A The men of the South are doubtless brave as game danger. Vt are sorry the police did not lodge a q.inn- Jonathan I-eavitt, l-2 Broadway.

Boton Brewster. 47 Washington-street. ItfiU. cocks, and with Uie same kind of courage. They are tity of the mobocrats in Uie watch house.

Unless such address was delivered by the President on taking the chair. Committees are appointed on Education on Imprisonment for Debt; on the condition of Children The cbiect of this work will be seen from the titles not afraid to fight are perfectly ready to meet you with doings cease, it will be necessary to keep a body of ar Orleans, was making arrangements to esiaunsu Manual lalwr School at MilUburg. in the improved methods ot coniHiunicmine Knowledge. The echool will be opened by an introductory lecture; at the While -Meeting House, at tBree o'clock, P. The chnimillee for receiving pupils will attend an hour beftre the commencement of the lecture.

'1 hose ladies or senllemen who arrive previous to, or after the sitting of the committee, may report thero-selves to llr. A. G. liana, at the to Capt. 5 HHininonil, at Penrieht's Mills.

The shortness of the course makes it desirable that those who propose to attend should be present at the opening of the school. A committee has been appointee? hy the L-yreiinr to procure board for those who come from a distance. Those who wish-hoard provided wilt please to write tn Capt. G. Hammond, Pittsford, postage paid, as soon as prartteahle.

The exjtense of the course of instruction will re five dollars, including hoard, or one dollar twenty -live cents without hoard. Porter's Rhetorical Render will be ased for readine, and refer red to in the lectures. The pupils are advised to provide them-selv-ea with this book. All other necessary books wilt be foitud) in the school'. "Vermont Trmpcranee Foeletyv Tlie VERMONT PCHTIKTT will- hold its in Factories on bringing forward subjects of interest tillery at New York, ready to clear the streets with of the chapters, which are, 1.

Dr. Fitch's Theory 2 Dr. Taylor Theory 3. Ac. Journal of Women, and Gaxclte ol Human Happi- The following article is from the Herald il School in IMieria.

We to the Convention on the condition ot orfeing- pistol or dirk, to strike, pull hair, gouge out eyes, or bite off noses, especially if they can have about 500 to one on their side. But in another kind of contest, grape shot whenever a mob begins to collect. This Massachusetts free are pleas ed to learn. Uiat our friends in Massachusetts have giv might destroy a score or two of innocent persons an women on Banks and on Trading Associations. Mercantile Journal.

Another of the Counterfeiters arrf.steo very many" of Uiero seem to be Uie veriest poltroons nually but that would be a trifling evil, compared .1 a en their attention to the subject of education in our infant Republic. We have schools, it is true, but in a This is in Newspaper lortn on yeuow pper mg with Uie unrestrained domination of mobs. Wm. Crane, the celebrated Engraver, connected witli tin, number before us, a very miserable imaginable. With some honorable exceptions, tliey dnn not meet an arirummt.

for their lives. Threaten body like ours, which is daily extending, there are al- The Constitution of the N. Y. Anti Slavery Society the Dunham Counterfeiting Company, was vesterday affair. them with an uraumrnt, and you fill Uiein with con wavs openings for schools.

Our settlement about to lie "formed at Junk, will be in the same situation; and Uie chiefs and head men at Cape Mount, now, are arrested at Berkshire, on a warrant in behalf of the authority of Pennsylvania, and is now in custody in the is evidently a very innocent affair, if taken in a right sense; but its Corresponding Secretary is in some danger nnital meeting in the Congregational Meeting Rouse ill Mnntpe- sternation. 1 liey no more a.ire meet man a iinnu jail in fhis place. He was arrested, after a desperate lier on the evening of Tuesday Oct 15, JK13. clamorous for a teacher and in their cession ot land MV MOTHER'S GOLD RING. M-r, Kord A.

Dainrell of Boston have publislied jutlis ttiun AU.LIO, Cfircwxry. girl dares take a mad bull by Uie horns. Only raise the cry, there's an argument coining," and no man of saying things which, in our opinion religion very far from sanctioning. for a settlement there, Uie establishment of a school is the chief and most important article in the deed of con- A Card. The subscriber takes this opportunity to return his cordial dares trust himself alone, for fear it will catch him vevance.

But the Colonial Aeent has been unable to no man feels safe in any hiding place, for fear it will Excitement in Alabama. Considerable excitement little book under Uie above title, the object of which is to promote the temperance reformation. It is a short touching story, true to the life, of a recovery of a man from drunken habits how having married happily establish Uie school, or occupy Uie grant, for want of thanks to the (entletuen and Ladies of his congregation for the sum of $40,011, which they have paid, to constitute him a Life to prevail in some parts of Alabama, in conse- means there is a heavy expense attendant upon tne find him no man dares to run away, lest it should Member American ljCHicatum fcociety. ouence of the determination avowed by the General struggle, bv Mr. S.

YV lthey, Deputy Sheriff, ol this village, and Mr. Shattuck constable, and Mr. J. S. Butler, of Sheldon.

It is expected that he will be deliverd up to the authorities of Pennsylvania. St. Jllbans Rrp. Beef. The drovers have begun to purchase grass fed cows in this vicinity.

We are informed that the price paid is not far from $4,50 per 100, (probably short of that.) giving the owners about 8 dollars per head more than they paid foi farrow cows in the spring JVortiiampton Gazette. Mr. Webster's New Birle. The New Haven llAiriEL. O.

Morton. Springfield, Oct. 7, 1833. Inundation of every new settlement. Why will not our friends in Massachusetts throughout New England.

overtake him. In pure terror, they rush togetner, each hoping to hide behind his neighbor, who, in his Irovernmeni to remove inrruuers upon inr? puonc ituiua now in occupation of the Creek Indians. By the Treaty and settled in humble but comfortable circumstances, he lived joyously with a family ofchildren growing up i i L.n hv drunkenness he was reduced of 24th March, lf-32, these lands were ceded to the ni turn, wishes to bide behind him and finally gathering raise funds to settle a certain tract or coast to be called New England, or Plymouth, or Boston We need call only on the friends of the cause. Egvpt. The last news received from Egypt represents Mehemet AH as more and more satisfied with the ted States subject however to certain rights of selection bv ninety of the principal chiefs, after the surveys i uuii-i -j oovertv and wretchedness and how, by resolution front despair, they make one migniy cnon to expel the intruder by physical force.

1 i In Middlehurv.Oeo. A. Allen Esq. of Burlington Foptriix should be made. The surveys are not yet completed.

the occasion of wearing a gold ring, a present to his Ralhuone. In VVilliston, Mr. Wui. H. French to Miss Amelia, Whitney In Itartland, 1st inst.

Mr. Jacob P. H. Burke to Mis Our readers already know How tins was cxempnncu and of course the selections have not been determined. rrr.m her mother on the wedding, he was recover- Palladium has the following remarks on this work which is just published issue of his affairs, and improving the first moments of Marv Jane Hnbard.

In Bratlleboro. Mr. Alfred Tuell of Perm In the mean time, sundry white persons have intruded i rrMowctahilitv and comlort. We of late in Columbia, S. when it was reported that the Rev.

Mr. Pinney was in town and had an argu Yan to Miss Harriet, daughter of Mr Nalhauiel Kittredpe. Ile has done no more towards altering the Bible than upon the lands, and refuse to remove. Indeed we are led to understand that many white persons had intru eo sum i i not seen the book, but have read the contents in Mr. Orea lloolittle of New Bedford, Mass.

to Miss Julia Evans of Boston. In Fayetteville, George b. Cooley, of Broome, L. Ii to Miss Eliza M. Underwood of Warofsbnm.

Jonathan Osgood Mor those who translated it from the original tongue. Different nations have translated it into their own lan i of which by a sort of ded on them before the cession was made. The fifth ment with him, and had even shown it in the pulpit. And we believe we stated how, a few days after, the peace to put in execution a part ot the vast projects which he had conceived. He continues actively engaged in building vessels of war, and has no intention of disarming any of his fleet.

This appears the more surprising, as the exhnusted state of his treasury is extreme, and he needs the utmost care and economy to gan to Miss Harriet Newell Park In Handolnh, Mr. Knyal F.d- guage, and Air. Webster has done no more than to suit article of the treaty, as ratified by the Senate, provides. lnr irUhman. mistake having copied Uie whole, although son to Miss Adeline Arnold.

In Town-sheiid, Mr Bradford Wil the language of the present age to its meaning. Ma good people of Augusta were lrightcnea ty tne re- that all intruders upon the country thereby ceded bur to Miss Mary Wilkinson. In Jamaica, Mr. Gilman Cham- natented. We notice the publishers have sned Uie ed ny words have in the course ot time become changed erlain to Miss Mary li.

rornes, of 1 ownshenrt In ionriti.ui. rw.rt that Mr. I'inney nau come among enable him to meet his most urffent expenses, and his in their sense. For instance the word prevent, once shall remove tiiereirom, in me same manner bb iin-rn-ders may be removed by law from other public lands. Benj.

F. Maxham to Miss Lury Andrus. In "Randolph, Mr. Jus- brought his argument with him, and how Uiey resoly- signified to go before, or, to anticipate it now means, Muith to Miss l.ydia Amsworth. In Llanvine, l.ol.

Jonas utting to Miss llelia A. Proillv. Mr. Samuel P. Choale to Miss.

subjects are so oppressed and reduced to such a slate of misery, that he cannot expect any resources from itors or the Observer for inf ingement. We cannot justify the editors or Uie Observer, but we have somewhat against the author and publishers, for monopoli-nrivate property such a short, neat, pithy pro until the country is surveyed ann me selections maue. We learn from the Augusta fGeo.) papers, that a to hinder, to stop tne word discover, meant uncover. Uiat he should not snow it, or even evp o. li- nlnli.

Anil thev Harriet In Pheldoq, William Green Esq. to Miss Lucy them lor a long lime. company of U. S. Artillery left that city on the 20th Mr.

VV ebster has very properly corrected faults ot our language they are not faults of the Bible. The fol Sheldon. In Bakersfield, Moses G. Perloy M. U.

to Mis Louisa, daughter of Thomas Childs Esq. possession, Wllllin me inn.ta will see, in anoUier column, how many Southern- ilu rn nifir tit an inst. tor Fort Alitcnel. in Uie inoian territory. i iie Hanover, Mr.

Ira young, rrotessor or Mathematics in lart- duction, written for such a cause. Come, gentle Itoiiiest ic. lowing are other specimens of his improvements. He hath substituted for three score; cotes for kine mouth College, to Miss Eliza Adams, daughter of Professor Ad crs in rew i ore wm- in jjim m-- Nullifiers, not only in Alabama, but in South-Carolina and Georgia, are fanning the embers, and encouraging the intruders to resist. Or rather, they are appealing men, surrender the copy right and give it wings, we ams.

persons for folk button for tarhn boiled for sodden In Uampton, Rev. Roswell Harris, Preceptor of Brat- approaching argument and how, instead ot encountering it in true Yankee style, by ansmrinf it, they .11 n-ar1v nothing in Uie cause ot temperance tleboro Academy, to Miss Matilda Leavitt. stops tor staves shun tor escneio. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. A irroat excitement was got up in this city on Wed to the stale pride of Alabama, and endeavoring to per-suxde her citizens that the sovereignty of the Stale is but our reward is Uie more grateful.

Or if you say the rrood in a handsome miniature nesdav. in conseauence of the following notice which undertook to put it down by Uie lorce oi a mou. these Uiings show that many Southerners" are af 1 he Palladium asserts that no essential controversial alterations have been made by Webster. New Fcf.l. The London correspondent of the N.

was published in Uie papers. form than in tracts and news papers, we hope that less fected by an argument, much as turkeys are by a red infringed by these acts of the general government, though in fact nothing more than the necessary measures to protect the national property, and secure the fulfilment of treaties. From all we can gather, they ROTICE. In Hartford, Phillip Dimick, 82. Tn Wor.fktorfc Mm.

Amy Y. Journal of Commerce, states that an important dis than a hundred thousand copies will sult.ee lor com The friends of the Immediate Abolition of Slavery A. Coinings, wifeo, Mr. Gil man T. Pomin, y4.

In Bridge- rag the United States are requested to meet at Clinton Uon and that men uie watpr, Kognniiit Robiiifion, 62. In Purtiey Stephen A. Gria- Thee develonements of Southern character serve pens covery has been made in England, which promises to overcome every obstacle to steam navigation at sea. It is the application of water and tar or oil, or any similar Hall, on Wednesday evening. 2d Oct.

at half past 7 I i 1 1 I tils- wold, HO. In yVeatininister, widow Ksihcr Hilchcork, airet! 80. (ieorse VV. son ot C'ant. 4 'has.

Church. i'J. In I'litnev. to explain one enigmatical ineet with some success and the rather, because Gov Gavle, though professedly a Unionman, has unadvisedly committed himself in favor of the same principles Jour, of Com. r.rormr TiirmutE has some two or three clock, to form a New ork City Anti-Slavery tsociety Sally Houghton, widow of the late A.

Houghton, 61. in substance, in union, tor the purpose ot producing heat During the times of nulhhcation, last year Katiflolpf, recently Mr. Calvin Edson, so well known as the i sufficient lor the requirements ot a steam engine. 1 he columns more about Uie Vermont Chronicle," the i Wsihintrton." A.C. which demand a vine in Hrowmnston, Carlns Gilhert, win of Iiika South Carolina was in a pcrieci paroxysm i.

ir. artnointinrr extra COMMITTEE. Joshoa Leavitt, John Rankin, William Goodell, William Green, jr. 1-wis Taunan. Chkrokef.s.

The instructions of the President to his articles are introduced, in combination, into the furnace; the one gives out oxygen, the other hydrogen, and by Gilbert, rq. 27. In Danville, Mm. KlizaheUi, wife of Mr. Jo-siah llrarflev.

45. In Halifax, Clarissa Harriu, Gil, commit tf enrolling airents. which appeared in our 2th number. to the governor, procuring arms and am few words from lis. A.

to the first oucstion, whether Uie propositions f.t Joshua Harris. In Iturliiiston, on Monday last, Mr. James Murray, a revolutionary soldier, irz2. In Ifnninton Mr. The remarks which were made in several of the dai the aid of a small quantity of air, they are kept in constant combustion.

The flame is while and the heat in we have been induced to review, and remark upon certain passages that were not fully comprehended by us LVfliu iaRe, In ulmv Judith Kffii, ci ik-ninr were abstract" or not, the Editors ly papers, and a hand-hill signed "Many Southerners, invitinn- all nersons from the South, interested tense. No smoke or sparks are produced, and of course In Whitehall. Rhoda wife of SUarf Richmond, and daughter The systems of measures under which these agents are acting, lias for its great object the negociation of a treaty i of Benjamin late of Grand Isle. of the Genius resign it with marvelous ir.ihmn.iinr to attend, drew a vast muiuiuue oi no chimney needed. It has been in successlul operation al the l.ymington Gas Works, for three monUis munition, looking out roads for the marching oi troops and advantageous points for depots of provisions, and in short, acting much as Yankees do when they mean to fight; but she protested all the time that she had no anv such Uiing.

The whole nation Al Asiincirt Mass. Auj. Marv Charlotte dimjr.ner pv. to Wv-r chooses to decide it. Washington was not with individuals, and on this principle, tne govern people about Clinton Hall long before the hour appoint Elijah I'aine, of Clareiuont, N.

H. aged thirteen mouths. The quantity of material required, is such that a vessel ment, as a great mountain in labor to remove an atom ed for the meeting. The assemblage, however, being may take enough for a voyage round the world without named in them, and that is all they meant by calling thorn abstract." After all that has been said, their 1 ti loner PAUM FOR SALE. in its centre, by turning on its base, is now making a hopeless and small pace progress in making treaties with individuals.

It appears Uiat the President has in undersunu me in oui inconvenience. If this statement is true, it is another wonderful tri indifference" appears to us raUier marvelous informed that the Truhtees of Clinton Hall Had closeu their doors against any meeting which might con vene under Uie foregoing notice, those present organized in the passages of the building, by calling Gen. Robert over." and the whole matter is plain as THAT beautiful farm belonging to the estate of the late Maj. Timothy Lull, situated on the new road leadin from Wind umph of science, the results of which will be felt by Ckt The Genius savs that trr. called Uiose propositions given himself to the 1st ot January, to make a treaty make it.

I hey Ola noi iimu coming But, it seems too wonderful to he true, sor villase, to Hartland, three corners, aluil three and half with the Cberokees. but should this contemplation tail is a mistake. We said that lioOARPt 3 to tne cnair, ana appointing as did the application or steam to the propelling ot ves The whole bustle was caused by the instincuve dread miles worn Windsor village, win ne soia mi i m.iv TION, on the sixth day of March next, unless pievioiily dis son and P. P. Parcklls, Secretaries.

Un motion, it if a-vrr abstract, that would be no defence The President sels by Fulton. Whether, like that stupendous effort of genius, it will prove a real acquisition to the practi for abstract proposiUons which will not bear an appli was resolved to adjourn to lainmany nan. On re-assembling in that building, the following res posed ot at private sale, i nose wno wikii io nin iia, wm well to call and see it. Also, a number of farminp tools, such ttiows. harrows, axes, hoes, Ac.

fcc. Together with. consid before it." Carolina snuffed the then, in that case, those who have enrolled will cede all their interest in the soil, to the United States. But it appears this cession is only nominal, and the consideration to be given them, depends upon contingencies By a treaty with those remaining. If no treaty ia made to pive effect to this cession, then in this case.

cal resources ot man, or a mere pliilosoptuca! curiosity cation to individuals are worthless. i every breeze" from the erable quantity of household furniture. 41-Itw time will determine. olutions, introduced bv A alinndge, r.sq. aim seconded by John of Portland, Me.

both ot Tbe Genius savs. that speak of abstract and uni approacn ui iih .1 Wa.hinrrton. Her sappers and min whom addressed tne meeung, were ij i- ii Uie President's The Rev. Mr. Abeel, American missionary to China, had proceeded from Singapore to London Uie emigrants will receive pay for the valuation of their versa propositions as the same.

By no means. Every abstract oroposilion is universal, but every universal acclamation. era were iairiiw; GUEKFIEL.D IIIUII SCHOOL. FOR TOUKG LADIES. riMlB winter Term will tomnipnce on Wednesday the sixth A of JVovttinber, to continue 2 wwka.

An Outline' of the- mii. and their artillery to batter oown n.s in the British ship Cambridge, being in ill health, and improveoients, BVsl as Congress maKes r.ne appropriations. This is the meanimx of the secret letter from proposition is not abstract- There are such things as will doubtless return immediately to the United States or perhaps U.e whole was meant, so far as men 1, fright mean any Uiing, to operate as a cordon universal concrete proposiUons. Those quoted from the white house, and the President might as well un rlcrt a lie to emntv the Pacific ocean inio the AtlanUc system of education purned, accompanied with a Frint of the establishment, and the Catalogue for the present year, will be At the late commencement at Princeton College, the Use Liberator were such. But perhaps the judge men number of graduates was 42.

The degree of LL th from entering the state, to remove the Cherokees bv enrollments, and when Resolved, That our duly to tne country, ana our Southern brethren in particular, renders it improper nnd inexpedient to agitate a question pregnant with peril and difficulty to Uie common weal. Resolved, That it is our duty as citizens and Christians to mitigate, not to increase the evils of slavery by in unjustifisble interference, in a matter which requires the will and cordial concurrence of all to modify or remove. rtf. I junior iiaolf hieh has Tironounced the de- 1 was conferred on the Hon. Theodore Frelinghnysen of Newark.

In the afternoo an address was delivered torwaruea to tlie address ot anyifHi.jcant. hiSKY JO.NKS, Principal. Greenfield, Sept. 19, 41 SIXTH ANNUAL RKPORT ot the American Temperance Society, for sale by Kichaboi ac Ikacv. till Uie halfdoxen or Uieir citizen.

no -ec i i fiomo from Congress. IfUiere f. nee of the Genius unsound, ought to be final lie has appointed Georgians who are robbing us of our dearest rights. We repeat agnin, what we have often said, that no treaty can be made with the body politic of the Cherokees. Cherokee.

Phasaix before the Alumni Association by Uie Hon. John Ser SUCH tiling aoww- K- another nnllifier war, and military op- The Genins calls us to account for not saying that Thomas Jefferson died an infidel. We have a very geant, ot Philadelphia. crauon. should Ue needed at Charleston, we hope the good reason lor not saying it.

We do not know it.