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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
% THE TWE.NTYSIX ST7TES.

We extract the following utiluefusion from the
Last Alexandria Gazette. We beg leave TO- adopt II
After the Manuan Bard had poured out his tribute to the
arts and literature Of Greece-he turned with peculiar
bride 10 his own Rome-and skcchcd with stroke OF
his penci what he was DESTROYS Of considering her
proper CHARACTER
Parccre su,c;,i ct dtteiarc srperbos.
How much finer still is the character of the u States
The Arts advancing with giants StrIde-agrcultu'e
extending itself with astonishing spirit IN all directions
Population Accomplishing with unparalleled ratio OF Fa
pdityIhe number Of States just doubled IN hfty years
Our People, increased four or five tod-lnternai I'M
pruyemenls pushed with power, which bids defiance
to any comparison with any country OF the world
Respected acknowledgement what we have ever been
Submitting 10 nothing that was wrong and asking hohing
but what clearly right-our true interest at nome
Tic Rights of Me States and Tie Union tie Sates-Ihe
great sentiment which is promu gated in the subolned
Paragraph becoming the ardent and general ma KIM OF
the Whole People: The Union must be prescrrcd:
(f'rom Wednesdays alexandria Gazette:
"On Monday the Bills for the admission OF the J er.
1ores OF Michigan and Arkansas, passed the House OF
Representatives having previously passed The Senate
and being now signed The President have become Laws.
Two new sovereign and Independent: States are
Joined to the Confederacy 1t thus that the Galaxy
OF American Glory frightened. and that star alter sar
is added to that brilliant Constellation which is the pr'oe
of the Western World. Oar happiness and privilege II
is to increase in National greatness by the mild arts oil
peace and the progressive effects OF Industry ana popu
faion 1t is by desperate contests and the desoa
ting movements of armies, that we extend our oouhoa
r.s and obtain strength and power Nor the glory OF
orr Flag heightened the record OF such events IN oul
Na,ionsl History No! every that gters and span
giles the Of our political armament sheds the beams
of pedce alonerum the moment took lis station there
down TO the present hour. Long may 1t SO continue =
Forever may the banner of our Country continue te
wnye not stripe erased star oberated, but rathc
wi tn still increasing effulgence, over
The land OF the free and home o; The brave"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
Tile Polyccphatous Party

OrAe HMg-Whas-Harrt 1yer-Gran
aer-.7nti. Fan buren, Coalition party.
The last Danvlle Observer asks what has become Of
the Virginia Electors Of this many headed inonster-
Are they waiting for the nun-cumntal letter Of the
Richmond Corresponding Committee? And are these
gentlemen constituted by White Caucus, waiting upon
Inc movements of the Union Staunton Convention;
AS for own party, they are moving. and we are ar,
happy 10 see it. We publish the proceedings of the
Committee of Spottsylvania to-day-and shall also pub
lish the Resolutions of the Caroline Committee, in our
next No. We understand they met on Monday last
organized lhemselves-enlarged their number-and we
are assured they expect 10 carry their county in the Fall
What the Danvillc Observer says of the South side,
we beg leave to say of region cyan Buren, Cor
responding Committees acting in several counties.
We hope that they will be followed up BY other coun-
ties and by than Pittsyvania Let the eI-
ample Of our neighbor, Halifax, be initiated"
The Fiucas,e Democrat halls in the finest spirit the
Intelligence hat the Van Buren, Central COMMITTEES, in
the city of Richmond, have received letters from all the
gentlemen, nominated as electors, announcing their
ssplancc Of the honur conferred them, and pedgng
,heT.sss 10 use all honorable means TO promote the
objects cf their nomination. With the hearty cn.opca.
ton Of such men, majority in The State cannot be
less than FIVE thousand In this county (BoetourD we
will beat the double sholted ticket at least four to one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
June II.

81 Nc ~ OTBS-1e Subscriber, import and Keep con
D,any on hand large supply Of genuine Aaeho' oo'"s ~
ofa!l numbers Tor safe ii 'eoo|e VAN LEW & SMITH
l0-3iM
May 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
uTuE GREAT VICTORY.

LOUISA G. IT., June Hun, I53D.
GA confirmation of the glorious victory achieved By
tho n,ro,c Houston and his brave companions, the
tyrant and usuper Santa Anna, having reached here to-
day, the citizens Of the place have tonight illuminated
their village as tribute Of respect 10 the interchangeable
Hrro, whn by his uniirlng zeal aud superior military
are,nents has gained Inc confidence Of those from
whose bosoms time alone will be able TO erase it"
letter from Courland Alabama, of May 3st, states,
that one of our citizens John B. Watson returned this
;S,on He SAYS that all Tie Texans that had left the
cnnnry previous to the Battle of the 2ls were return
ing 10 their homes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
THE PRESiDE.NTY!L C.4MP.4IG.N.


There is sort of truce at present in Virgnia-but it
wall soon expire. The Adjournment Of Congress and the
Meeting Of the Staunon Convention at the same time
sy;U be the signal of hosties. WIEN Congress have
adjourned they will also leave treer field for the
hlt-lu the mean time we are lying comparatively idle
on our arns-empoyng lime in winding up the at.
ias Of the Office, since the death Of Mr. Cook-devot
Ing most of Editorial Space TO the stirring events Of
the West and Southland the occasional hits OF the
Wing are scarcely sufficient to US from our pur-
pase Why does its Editor always return from the
co untry to his Chair in humor and with concoc
ed venom; Why do:s b. suspect us OF playing upon
Arkansas and Michigan for political effect, when we
have repeatedly and strongly enforced that they ought
to come into the Union togclher-evcn when We suppos
ed that Arkansas would become an Opposition State:
Wy charge Us with feeling sudden ardonr upon the In
cendarv Publication Bll-whcn he mi ht hive rccoec
ed with what thanks we received, last SUMNER the news
of the course of Huger and Governor, and Kendall,
in arreslng such pubcaons-and when we commented
so strongly the suggestions Of the President, and the Re
port of Mr. Kendall, in December last? Why pay so
s,oor commitment TO The People: to affirm that they
are controlled by small iunlo Of politicians in which he
MS pleased 10 rank u.s. Either the Wing believes what
he saws or be does motif he does not what trick Is
me paying: and il he does what fools does he cons-
der his couutrymen to be Let him take which horn Of
the dilemma he pleases AS for Mr. Lcgh and his vote,
let US ask whether while other papers have been go7lng
dim about the result Of Spring Elections, we have
moi passed over in silence The fact is, MIR. Leigh Is
about TO retire private lfc-and had hoped that no
event would have occurred to require further notice OF
his course His vote, however, on the lost bill OF the
Senate seemed singular and objectionable that
we felt ourselves bound TO notice it. The Wing does
not know u.s. tic supposes disposed to be impairment
or indignant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

E,rsAcr of a Letter from Haiyaz county, June H..
aThe nsooie seem to be settling down pretty generally
in favor of Van Buren, The double ticket Of The Opp0
xou has ruined their cause ConlemPtbly as the Purity
NAV think of the people, yet the large mass Of them are
too enlightened and independent to be transferred ike
slaves TO any master they may appoint.
"Jsferson," in the Lewisburg Aileghanlan, wlcds
strong pen In his LIST No. he calls upon The trends
of the Administration in the counties OF Fayee, Ncho
I,r, C,rpenlIier Monroe Giles. Logan, kanawha and
Cabc TO s,eet in their respective counties, and send
Deepates to a Convention 10 nominate Candidate or
the next Congress- in that district, represented by
Mr. McComas Jefferson says the district has been
u:sreprescntcd long enough it IS time It was redeemed
and proposes show in his next No, thal the lriehas
of the Administration have decided majority IN lie
Disrct-n the p S. his address, he states that since
writing it, lie understands that kanawha has met and
appointed Delegates 10 meet in LewlsOuEs on Tic slh
Monday in August next
The Uhtot C1ops-The prospect s more cheering IN
The West The Rockingham (Vu) Register OF the J! til
states that the wheat which, before The recent rams
with which Providence has blessed u.s. presented quite
an unpromsing appearance looks fresh and green
and will we have The least douot put to blush those
who have complained bitterly that tie seed sown
would not be rca ped &c."-The Pittsburg Advocate
also SAYS that the late showers although rather loo
frequent and too cold, do the crops much good,
have revived the fields of small grain 10 an astonishing
degree We do recoec 10 have ever seen the gram
further advanced thus early in the season, tan it now
is in Washington county. The farmers anticipate ex.
celen average crops, and re, good prices Tor the pro-
duct of their labor
The rains which have improved the West have ony
injured some Of the farms the James River by bring
| inc on a ROT in The wheat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

"Nlaor Cook, Asst. lnspt Gen. will be with me
owe will use best efforts to light the enemy 10
such advantage viii insure victory, though the odds
is greatly against u.s. leave the result in tho i-"d- u
n wise. {; 3D. and rely upon his Providence. ~
als country will do justice 10 those who serve her
The rights for which fight will be secured and Texas
free. SAMUEL HOUSTON,
Commander. in CAicf.
Col Pusk j. IN the field HOUSTON"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
ruEsD.ir. NorEMgrR y I.se.


LsosL.riNn. TIE Lrs.'s.etc OF tin. S'sfe nd-
tsUrnes on FRIDAY iae'eius 'as. si,Lo.t dsy.
Ffon eur.orr ,e~ n 'hs i,--'.,i 81 %, proceed
ins' up 10 ,bc cots q TIC ,r.s.sa, shoa3 jaJrr
'h,i good nspy rtrs'c src L.H as ,-t- se,
nod rsssrd. No rev bark ~ere sfsutcj ex,el'
the Roi'shl Rsf>sd Bank, All rr8e fc-,larcrcd
bul the s.. h'tsaf. Thcrc Nefe quite .srpe.urr.
Der Of private rorlnsrirs ir-r -s,,,,d ,c.rui.e
turing and other patpose.. shich lnuisA l!le ans.
r'soa' to tho eso,e u State lHdssi'y; Sod hope
the day 70 not FAR d'siam ~heR NJ shAil ~ork 90
ell op' own raw ms,er's' toto fabrics a, lear, or
our own sonsump'ion. snd bring into rcQui.iiiun
the numerous and excellent rtio1 paRcrF, pLlcA
have been heretofore too much neglected
Among the r,,bc sr's pssscd At She rcceu, 100.
sion Of our Legislator. which va believe MI, al
tract the mo.i aiien'iar.src-
The Act TO, receiving and dis,tiboiire our share
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
HlfrII str.,.a u,tr
6l3l

M.tst .sp Nan lAnr'u,Rr TAc Van rafea uekei.
"a 'h''e siAles have g,es,iiel a. expected
M'~Aenustrri. Tic whs ticket hl. prevailed 10y a.
boot 'oo mao'hi o. 80 to~natne votes stand ~ Gov
t'etW hgl S3%e-Mor,oa " r "a w The Eitc
total ticket v! as sas maoh ffoa ths sid ,4t tic
Nao nurso p'ry have ed member, Of Cases, 90,
g tas we've. "a th.s state.
Cosucuorr. tie IIsr.furl Tiu,. gives return, from
al The i"~ o. in tc state sho"nga V Bu-ea majonts oi
lo3 Wa Burcn los sinco au Apfii. 2 $50 Geu Orrn
i" u selected {" TIE prnscut Coaf'ess from tic 3d
I" .npr The t,cincy asonet by the resignation
~ Arfrcr : .IBjson y IS.
NV roEN. ia the CITY nj New Yor1 tie rre,t p,rte.
hte s'reafy cqu' d'ed 40 strength. st each has
''eard - ec''ns some fts uc.es The v,n Buren, t,ck.
's "f le tors 1Hd President Governor snJ IT. Gyornor
tuorc.ied hs small jav Whit. the vhir elected thsit
som if aud u, s's'or CuoDreeng aud Eh Moore The
N'1 Fuep ticirt elected To- cpnptc,s with Ogden of.
man and dNRni CudH Why's 90 the mrnhet. to the
assembly eocied are Wings and ; Van Gurea men
H. relation t" the t,te largo the result has teen FER
e't Tie Regency have gained by large majority prob
Ably h' more uaa 5000 Tie Ab,n, Argns claims about
,5ooo on tic Governor taSet Tie electoral ticket may
,siy fomr.
DLtA"aar TIE Wing ticket for Electors has prevailed
BY mlJouiy o( iG2.
RHuut IsLtNp The Electoral ticket for ia, MAGICIAN
has succeeded 10y less than 200 n,ajoriy.
Prs>srIvA,A The Journal Of Commerce rive. table
o. Tie '"s ~ each county Corrected according Ia Official
tuns csccp the We y lew counties from,
U ap'fs mat the ~ Buf"n cket far eecorso Pres
hf - 13e aaJ the iltrron ticker OF All votes MAJORITY
a. Van luren ilt5 The Wig pipers still claim nai,f-
ny 81 three "a tic Reform Convention, and the Van Bu-en
pprfs admit ttli there uncertainty the political
complexion ~ this body.
hHyuANp Tie Wing ticket FOR electors Of President
has su-cecicd by about 1000 minority.
NHGiNIA II % counties the Harrison mrlortet amount
10 10 '53 nd the Van Bucen impurities to ~ 4Sg Nett
Van Bufen na"Tiy far 70 y counties TO he beard
from
NOHTH CAROLYN Rct1rrs from ye couiies wbich
gave V. u. mti'rity 81 1868 August now give V
~ maj'fly of2. 100, making V. b. gain since August
Il ~. The II, ioriiy IN tho sste at the Angus,
GroRGIA.- Rchmnnd C"un,y give, the Wing cleo
tors ibj t",assliusi ga fr '. u. VIII. mi rjiy ~
Wig naj"ri'y ~ O.to,er,38 Wig gam 1873.
The Aususa Cousiitutionalt Of the 81 Nuv.oonains
lho return. II the election held IA that county Flee
t'r 81 PTcsidrui aui Wee Pceslont, aui member at
C"nS'ess, supply the vacancy uccaoned "a, the ea''
Of Goa. Cote. ha Anu VsD Buton ticket succre led
hy mai rty ~ 49, and -. {. Dawson, States Righ-
candidates, W., elected 10 Congress Warren Coun'y
.'re- tjoriy # % or While. H. Bingham coun.,
the Aut-Nan Buren, ticket has succeeded 10y a moi y
iiy Of u Ia Chatham County he Van Buren, muJor.
y is 10.
ouI,-f,hy elr cnunl'r' give the Harrison ticket
maj y al 6Si3. Tweciv Que coultie e. remain 10 be
hc"'d' m which will rbahy laeresse this number to
"6,ut 500.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

Departure fEs NeFisan Enrog. Silnor Gorasll tic
heA''aa ea'oy, bas embarked for MEXICO accompanied BY
an ne ncn5rs Of NE legation lie sdJiessei 10 our gov
ernei F'''''Ys Co ss depar,ofe letter detailing be rea
'oHs ' iAHs ls siepthe follow us afkhich an extract
hrf i.r resa'' tss what The urdef.trr.5
erpret. irr naie 81 81 iirrns sat len uu 90 hone
TIE 111aias borrower WITCH have becn gwen h.ra ia
tho president base shown little can tc
loot - is ~ M~rlco. iu The lnei States har
scFod fgts irf impuftant ihtsissis
sstrnrri ~. shadow ,n-Euafs danger noEico u
~f"ns@o aEd tgsulc1 measure 81 pfrc1u.Io..
tsdsf sucA punA gii srces tbf gnief' gasd wnad
he ~s1nP be dptf tse representative 81 hcI CO. be
GO uu' as1h tms'f ~ ne nny neihod en- bn 60 efpress
hc P+A 10 i-s 40 tte ~Fongs d1ut hs couatf Ga ne
fefpn' tfs itsrtots he declares be from
this lsusteit terminated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

W. tntres
hs's lrt 'lien ~. c,tssogo, - ne oxo. ssa s,s.
e'a's efte fsfnos, scsec1, q N.d,r-e. 4, C.aeser
w. ~ 10 ra tern Or 1886 oat, ted nc tsms. q ~
Siodrnis
The pns~fiF f,hs iHstaian e. tie is.i t~o O., three
ye'n h''. L. eve ssr~e the ssasalae .speeis.
uon' - i's '"esd' Il Tfcismcd To-, tte'e 10
toead So SIC "a "a S,stes rnsseal .ri,e ~lsfs ytans
sea ran core et,Y sersfr ~ tssu-syc, sits ssd
thorough intfueioe l oect 81, tbosonsh ptsetiesi
uasH-aea ~ cEg-fec- aad tr.cd fkr ., ,oaciefs Tie
hasean c"asan,, iag euoehnd &, ,hs sjd.s.os af 81.
81 Pf'P'rhoos prepared wh crest ,i and ascuu,,t
Ne Ps'os tfpoa'e spared nds tbs Ia,t atlea
tif tAc sucns rc Paifosssc a fesctsI
Tie noabet q stscsaies ,taf'. ssue IRON friy 90,
TIC neH'sst 81 Siuisas o lass 40 tie nanct q
.ndsa'os % u. number or staden,. IN 1850 ass Ia tie
nurbef CT gfadaaics as
To" ooesos NJ Leeiurcs ven anauaiy q u webs
eleh- Tic S7rins course commencing The second
1tos, 81 March. and tbe Fa eoas on ,e sseond Thurs,
da1 Of August.
ir" oocsip vilRsct have 10 attract and ntcresi
'inufert than Ca,tlaon CT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

Late from I,rs The following Is from tho
New OdeAns Times of the 90 Of October
BY the Pcn-syl,suis arrived thl- dav. we hsye
beer favored with the pcrusnl II the Texas Tco-
graph of the 18Th. which ste,es that Gen Houston
and suite arrived at Colombia, the scal If Govern.
ncn', on The 10 Oct. The election nr Houston
and Lamar A. .'rcs,dcnt and Vice Prc-jen, has
been confirmed. aud he votes Co eunexiug Texas
10 The Z. States were almost unsp,mous. The
most interesting fuhIcct brfrfe no people . tho
appointment of The successor 81 IlouslOu con-
m'ndcr IN rhIef Of The afuiy. Thpmas }. Rusks
rluus upca Texas ore spoken 90. as also hose Of
Gems. Greene suh Ila9s'on. We have been uf1rm
ea however, bc the Capt. Of To Peuusy lsens, ana
sn'lel on The 20 inst. tat the latter gentleman
aiIl be, &c he has no; already been, appointed to
The connauI.
The acting President Burnett. viii probably 10
sign on occnout Of bic hcine unpopular. w which
case, Houston H be appointed Pre-iden, pro TEN.
4 'aragiHg pary of about fry Mexican., enea-
gcd ~ collecting caii!c Tor ther army, hsd been
sttacked by detachment Of Texans. and two pris
onrrs tken. Tine TcSsns had brought into camp
ala Iut 800 head orca'ile.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

FfsneIs Dura-rau1'. Better suawn a. Fanny
Wight. the infdel snl sGrsnaa teraHgsnt. hs.
been leciuung IA Boston. 90 issof OF Vac Bgfeu hpd
JDhnsnn. Tier dociuuss have been 5rety well
Carried oui b. The Nsu B.fenilos of Msr,isnd, snd
are IN fepu'e with 'be came PARTY 10 Prnnsyltslis,
bot she hss got INTO The wrong pr~ by gaAg o.
Mns.schssets Her dctosiabie 5.etfnes csu new
er c. GROUND there 70 any extent. and the tores
10 lie Bay State must Be hsrd pus.el ~lea tL,y
dad o. EccGsssry 10 resort 10 raeh ssesas iof the
advancement u their cause. MOI eli 800 esmein.d
forces. ho~eyrT ofivfyisp. Vac Barea Aninss9n-
~, and Darssnoniisu. ran shake tie republican
su and t'gh peillirsl Integrity u I'D Iss.aebs
-s.is.--.T4f Egri,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

oEt u o4r roucsP7udera Al Va ,ington wfass ,isi
ihs 1874 O., $50 - bod ans lac uang 20
tvtrt p-cfeatfa ieraf g. tr cuaua nd ~ OBJ
irvato the thltts ho3s zee and gave th.u
ap feeA ind4Ht NeEL ~ he Cfoeks rccn,c ever 20
hrse sea iua' cv'i ~ hs p7ri sffr Tie sitong
frssatI fh-f tief SrHf1nes Shn have sssn
'tttl.rrs 80 fsess Ihs tuppttDu supp,rtsd b,
she 'ev days Pfssis 90 tls ssrfsnerr t-
prfIs raa a. uis Feti FfslsHt 81 ts .ss, los-
iA csus gHs pr'aly parts r. 10 o. ~ lndiahs
aho ss.is cog sss3 cuas ns~ ttra asst
sttftr ua if taFse sct ahd rot al AT rasssg
A. fhe usrfifg Ttft seuftmaa esUu.A 70 Go
iass 'hsssss tts adsas ~ shaDFh be I'D ssfs sta-
ffal areaaiatsso, $40 fhe Cs.ek iasns, IL sh asssfs
that itesc lnaans .efs nos Crests u sosd ssy
csrth msrsf ioF boz II - ninaies raskt thsg az
g. ths Cserk rastfsr .- \ v yesr y co-s-s-ts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

~sssn 10 ferneflf esrsara "a. p~~scs brtssht
sset sss iissts th,r, ~ ~ tee.arr SAet og
- s,rserss, =. ssts-vs f,ssiar - ~ hs seai.
80 ne s.s s,r.e - ra usH h,s. They frtnrd
- e-s'y oaflst = csrsp~ snd h..r g. l~n vra's
sss hs beer inpfses.a ~l.Aen' efs. .hp"s rlsiA-
-s.s5s - kaesa sss 80 srte sers hirl 4 'Tsart
- plstsd r. reeve hs Food sai here - - icd
ssiiy iits;a- yer s~ia~i l. ~ sayh tlrirfs
toe psisssl even T., iascius' -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

Tsis. CtHsaFrn. Cira oftha Ceupsn.
orlefcd That NO iheessns rnr,rs II tho fore
s''ins fr ciaesiton be ron'si iu htrhd Fro, sni
bat % be ppil',hea. untl ilse tmc assd s,r ih-
n~ri nc 81 ihe Gen~,sl tsscmh,, w al the se~s
lsrc's pon'rd 10 he s,sie whose ~, n,.,,,. snd
.1'adnsi 20 49, in G,"f = uphoi5uF ihs cnn.iita.
ton and Lss.. te'~a'iag thc Revolutionary Dc.
signs and proceedings intended 10 secompli,h their
trfthfus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

TIE Ohio Legislature. The Wings baye elected
h1'iy fcr mcmhers 10 he legislature Who repre-.
-eHi l21 ll6 white male inhabitants, ohn,e the
age 81 u, and he Torres have elected hirty sersa
nembcrs, "hp fepresen, I07 019 white inlabilants
ihis sppcnrs from correct tab3lsT statement ct
The votes al the October election. IL tins ap-
peats thar the popular yoice dsclel 10 favor of
Mr E~ns's reelection 10 the United Siatcs Sen
ate, The infamous uPpoitunmc"t law Uf the las,
sesSon. hes given V. Bufou mBlor.iy Of Two.
While the Wings have popular majority Of over
twenty thousand. flhe "hgs Of Tie Ohio l,gi.-
atafe wcrc Disposed 10 initiate the example ~ the
Torres Of MARYLAND they cuui prevent V. B1rrt
Senator beng chuseu. The constitution Of Ohio
eqplres lNo ihirds uf ihe mrpbe-s 10 be present
iuf The Transaction OF business. 81 course if The
~higs absent themselves no officers cen be elected
The wings can retsyn the poisoned Cbsiice 10 the
ips OF ths Van B1ren AgrSuans,bl' We tfust they
vii desp'se following 80 Infamous az example a.
iLar set BY The Tones OF Msy lahd.--. Eal,oaat
E1gie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
Postscript.
CHEERING IRON Nrw JERSEY

''FIF N'N'' VNVH wv JFNNTN
Ihs'a state hat Nc hass eetssisss ~ civ seso...i %
.rpoosrs The .art ms stsg. tse srH.e'us p.~.
ihst e h,s r-ebst, zone Tor H,Hsuos Th, uke. ,sh
rn Nsn ur-ss ssr'ai. nuubsf aad add. EIGHT 10
ii1tustu's--pakieg "a d.He-rnec
H,''c' Goore' ot North CsfsnA vote 20, tisrn.ss,
believe tlero v,'l be 40 election b, the college.
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ESTIhy CATTLE.

citTR4YED 81 stolen from The 'ubson.
<sryv~y,< ~ re- metin,e the month II srp-
~ n<~s tsfphcr l.t. iopr barge red wearing CAT-
lf-=S' tbs --tlrsc -ttrrsnni Heiier Who
s1~Tfs-. ever wil fefuro .sil rattle give mfr
m ton tefs hcy mas D. found ,hs'l 30 well rewarded
for his IT, abio, as1 ali reasonable charge. pail
lENNS STAFFORD.
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FiHE ~ lrotaw. We earn from Ludlow that tho Par
her raeoy We burnt Sunday sght ssl-ioss es,ns-
I'D n $3.50. lo,ursace glI co
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U5'Eieeon of rrc.den,al Hector. a. ra eau DO de

We tops The Why's will rot despair from tie foregong
in'uPoau' 'e'si 90 ar We sha probably bnap ~ the
r'r ncKi seek wie Kentucky Tennessee Indiaua North
Carolina. Geosria ard Aab,n, come on
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Eiern Vcgetai Baisnmiqae'
y. II. DOWNS
H3LS.4.HIC ELfXIR,

For Coag h-, Colds Consumption, caisrrh. Group,
Asthma " hopping Coagh,snd al o'he' disTas''
Of IN head. chefl mn lsnrs
Pamphlets r0Hisinine history nfihe meaieinf
"a skeich Of ih- dls~sses loT whIrh y u recon
msut~d, crnihfai-t iSo.n urgursionshir s"nrsss
simple dineciioas accompanying rath bHue--
my lc hal 9' .av q IT. Agsnti's g'asis.
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FARE! FOR SALE.

laIl,A ooa l.lf mile, fem ;hc cn"sl '"d
~-~@I. A2aA.- nzAe~ nu Ann. 90 the srtn double
story STONE DIS Filing. wo.l G.ished and 10
good repair wth al nerosHry out build ugtp good eo-
az! hou,cR aoId Orchard q grated buu ,it !, well
nHtered, aud Wo .aic ltol Tor Grain md graz and
~ beauty add iurHtun, not sorpu,sod nv
nono IN the county. lhe sii'rrbcr intends changing
hs hu.'n's and induced 10 aGsr great 5argap 10 zny
Que that applies soon.
PHIcI. % dnls. per ncrs-s 1900 of iho pur'haw
money remain On bonI aal mortgage 6r terra II
year.
JFposscss on given Immediately.
bANIEL 7. NEWCOMB.
Fort Ann, Oc, bcr Is, 1890
N3fs. IF the above Farm IL mt sold be-
fore the ID day Of December. IT will be Of
icrcd at public vendue, on the premises u
the highest bidder on that day al O'Clock,
" Terms mndc known on the day Of sale.
(03~lf sold before, notice viii be given
in the Herald D. +. NEWCOMB.
November 81, 1886.
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o1ei,i esavass e vote. ct Ect,os II Pre-,
t"aI ard We freuStug.
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stoves.

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