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FRANKLIN LAND AND NEGROES
For safe.

l y pursuance of a decree Of the county court of
1 Fauklin pronounced at the September term
OF that court, shall, on the first day of November
next proceed to sell, to the hghes, bidder, on the
premises, 1929 Acres Of LAND, lying in the county
OF L rankin, on Doe Creek the late residence of
Elias Plnokald, decd. on which there is open
Land sufficient to work / or hands to advantage
mostly fresh aud in good repair, with good new
buildings, and potion of The Wood Land OF good
quality, and will be shown application TO Charlie.
Pnckafd on the premises. Also, six valuable
Negroes among them thtee young Men, young
woman aud glr well worth the attention of pcison.
wishing to purchase. The Land on one and two
Yeas, the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curly for the purchase money, and the title retain
ed ill the payment be made; the Negroes II
months and tie purchase money also secured by
the COMMISSIONER.
Also, on same day and place, will be sold, to the
highest bidder, on II months, the residue of said
decedent's estate, consisting Of B Horses, good
new Wagon and Harness, stock of Cattle, among
them yoke Of young Oxen, Hogs, Sheep aud
Crop of every description, together with Plantation
Utensils, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, &c.
&c. Bond aud security required By the
ADMINISTRATOR.
=" The sale to commence with the Land at |
O'Clock, and continue hom day 10 day TIL all are
sold.
September "a w4w
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Abolition and Democracy.-At Van Buren, Con
senton recently held in Vermont, the subjoined re-
solution was adopted:
RcSolred, That, as Democrats We consider slave
~ TO be Moral and Political evil; and therefore
pledge ourselves, to use all Constitutional cxclton.
Tor hs Adjustment"
We copy the foregoing not because suppose it
mas any relevancy to Southern Democrats, but for
Tue purpose ofshowng them what are the opinions OF
Wen Northern " brethren of the same principle" on
Msquest'on Efforts are induslrously made BY the
iichmoAu Enquirer and other Southern Journals in
Tue interest oil the Administration, to show that lie
wings OF the North are erclusreiy Abolliions,s While
'he democrats are the fast friends of the South.
The foregoing resolution is only one of thousand
facts which go TO dsrrove the assertion The truth
IS as we have always asserted. there is scarcely
man in the non-sla yehoding States, of any party
~hois not abstracty an Abo,ionist-tbat is, who
does not regard Slavery as "a moral and political
evil ) but we have just little doubt, from recen,
e'en's' that vast majority of the Northern people
arc not Aool'tionis;s Of the Tappan and Garrison
'ohooi-'hat Is that that they are not disposed 10
Interfere WIN the constitutonaIy guaranteed right.
oil the Southern people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

= Tie Globe rcproachcs the Wing. for the
cordially which they adopt every renegade from
the ranks of Repnblicanlsm of course 1t mean, the
new-tansled Repubeausm in vogue at " ash
in.lon, of which certain old Federasts, such as
buchanan fancy Rush and lnsersoll are the llgh-
prens,-not the Republieausm OF ellerson, Madison
and Monroe. OF which the aforesaid gentlemen were
the bitter revllcr-. II the reproaeh be true home,-
Ell, II applicable TO others well as the Wings
Look, Tor example, At the euIoges now heaped upon
" John tdhhRe Calhoun by the same man who
once applied 10 him the name of the infamou. Ro-
man conspirator; and at the praises which are be-
slowed on certain other distinguished Wings, who
are a'Set but hall committed 10 The Adminisralion
but WHO wall soon 90 entirely over. il is true the
Globe may not really respect the traitors, but ther
the treason Is sweet, at viii at least treat those
who are gully ol IT with cordially so Ion. as their
! services are needed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
CHINESE MULBERRY.

I HAVE for sale large number of the Morus
l. Multicaus or Chinese Mulberry Trees, which
are IN the highest estimation for feeding worms aud
making SILK These trees have become acclimated
to tins country, and stood unnued the several colds
OF last winter, without the least protection.
have likewise FOR sale $50, 900 CUTTINGS of the Chi
nese Mulberry; aud good supply of the Morus
Alba or White ltaan Mulberry Trees. All of
which will be sold upon as liberal terms in any
market in this country, Il. FLETCHER.
Sept. IS it's
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w lis majority


Wig majority l7yl
ii'hiNolS-TheN andalia Register Loco ro
COZ o' INC ''l INST contains official returns of the
election IN the DoHb5a Distriei, by winch it is ren-
dered certain that the Mig candidate has succeed.
cd The vote ','nds-For Stuart (Whig) 1857.
Doueas lLoeo) suao-n,aielity -.
NILSSON Rl.-Ihe Official statement of the vote
Tor members of Congress Missouri Is as follows:
For Harrison (l.ooo) e3,ie5
Miiler do a31S7
Allen (Whisl 1913
w lIson do l6,7O5
MAiNt.-A. L'r a, heard from, the vote for
Governor stands thu. For Fairfield ULoeo) Is,
9b Ion Kent lWhga 2,5s6-neary ~. 600 votes,
III State which has never before given over 20
ooo Although Mr.. Kent is now defeated, Yet his
vote Is Inc thousand more that IL was when
he was elected lst,ear!! There seem, T. be no
doubt that large number OF illegal votes were la
ken.
The result IN this State, which has, un last year.
been atitdyS thoroughly Loco roco, aud was then
ledccmedby very m,asrc majonty, is certainly not
calculated TO ,splrlt the Wings. We were there
lore utterly astoni>hed II the raven croahngs OF that
able pnt the Boston Has and especial, at It's re-
commentator that MI Clay should be dropped as
the Wing candidate for the Presidency, and Gen
Harrison substituted. Why, sr, Mr., Clay has never
y been dtciated TO be the Mig candidate. lie
stands precisely in the same relation toward. the
Wing party that Gen. Harrison does; and il Is rs
UNJUST 10 atrbnte the defeat in Name To has unpnp
nllrIly as II would be 10 a,cflbe it to Gen lani-
sons Bute'en If it were true that Nh. Clay is more
IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

~ The amalgamation Of tho Democratic and
State Rights parties does not progress rapidly in
Mississippi as ne had feared II would. The Nat
chez Courier admits that this political trick aud
attempt to deceive had been temporarily and in a
very small degree successful - but II declare, that
1.-The Application and the sapP'cafioa of the Van Bu-
zen men at the door Of the State Rights men uai
let2ty Jul"-lt adds :" The overture is spu,ned IN
diSnanlly bythe leading State Rights men, & by near
" the whole body so lr as we can Learn And tbs,
too, as much lay those vino are opposed to- As by
those who are IN favor oi, United States Bank.-
He sPea. adaSediy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

u William Dnbose has been nominated BY the
sub-Irea'ury party in Charleston as candidate
Tor Congress, in opposition to Hugh $. Lcgare the
able member from that city. The election will be
warmly contested, and the result is doubtful.
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W." ''''s "PP' '' ' '' VI '''' 'o'''' 10 Nu''
i'"'e'' "e'e'oN'' '''" '''c Wis al '''7ePt co".
ne'o''"'e' '''' 'o'''0''oia WI. .''D sJ"'-'"eh
" MS personal attachment 10 MI 's'iouh' hat o.
P'"'o" 'o"' " III 'N'''c' 'e' '"o'7ef 'et'ef
"o" ven h'h'''e 10 "s''" s"sh'u gentleman
oi ',ou,' C'o''''' "''." VIC "'''' ""n Il" 'Ae last
oo'u'"o'a ieieScope' II 'o'o"';
'es1'u wv s'"s''e 81 .N'o',"g 'P'e'e p1N'nen
of.nrclc n,yinr h; nks a, !, mea.r, C,,nabt vg,,i,
such deeterious consequences thatI do not believe
it would be cndnfed Specie IS not our currency it
mete'' s''h''iu 10 "hlch we fe'er' by means oil
,innl,nr pncr c,eJ', Is ON, actual c,',n,,:,
to destroy that, would be 10 produce one oi ihe mos
unjust and iui"ous revolutions which ever dcsoated
ihe e"'n'
" no. now wiz SAY '""' ''f"' heD"'he coNcufs
IL oi'"'o" WIN -''' ''''o'n'
llessrs. Calhoun and 7'ionpson.-The Corrr,pon.
depce between these gentlemen peseuts the f. rnler
in a most ,idiculous attitude II shows ,har he il =
shutting couyocator, as well as a don.nec,inc dog
,nat,t Ii shows too that he is either ignorant of
prominen, historical fact, which he prctenl, to de-
tail or that lie willully mi ,represenIs them
BY the way, we wonder how Col. Benton will
relish Mr.. Calhoun's attempt TO transfer from Inn
to Gen Gordon the parenlage Of the GoI, llnmbup /,
The effort however, will be unaya.liug. The puLic
MUD scouts this attempt, a, moral robbery and seems
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED largo as
w sor,n'cnt Of elegant new publications. In the
various banchcs Of literature, Cuvict's Animal
Kingdom; Lye's and Comstock's Geology; Dc
La Beohc's Geological Manual; Manual ofClasse
al Literature; Ssmondi's Fall Of the Roman Elm
pirc; Niebulf's Rome Wheaton's international
Law Hartford Conventions; Fisher on the Vine,
Mrs Sigourncy's Letters; Methodist Hymns aud
Prayer Books all sizes, and very fine; Wavcrlv
Novels, p Vols; Dayy Dumps; Sketches id
Paris; Egypt Arabia PeIrca and the Holy Land,
Celestial Scenery OF the Heavens by Thos. Dick;
Abbous Way to do Good Young Mans and Young
Ladys Library; Young Wfs's Book; Youna
Husbands Book; Gen. McComb's Tactics; Mrs.
Barbaud's Lessons Clark's CONNIE ntarcs on tho
New Testament; Blnely's Travels IN Europe;
Cln'que Medlcale, by Andral; Lady Blessingtons
Complete Works l Vol, &c. &c. together with
very extensive assortmenls ofEnglisi. Greek, La
tin and French School Books and Stationary Of
every description, wholesale RETAIL at low prices
Our stock is now the most complete ever offered
IN this Market. and particularly invite the readina
community TO call aud Examine for themselves.
MARTIN 81 LATHAM.
May 70
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Ecci Cattle, WORK steers ~ Mich Cow,
EOr SHlC.

ALSO. LAND FOR RENT OR LEASE.
E'llEEE different plantations, adjoining each
y other, of good quality, with Il tar proportion
al bottnm Land To each, which is well adapted To
Tobacco CLASS aud all kinds OF g,aln, where rea-
ds market can be had the Court House, lor Corn
Oats aud all kinds oil food Tobacco grow ers mich
realize Il ioitune IN a few ycms making Tobacco
1000 lbs. might be made To the hand aud the pfoe
must be high lor ,eaIs from the stock ON hand aud
the almost cutiie failure Of a crop this year. In
mediate application should be made. It will be too
late lor preparation lor seeding tins tall.
J. i. GARLAND.
Hunting Tower, near Amhels, Court House, va.
September - Wv
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DR.5BJ'INE. RECERE'ED,
The following were the numbers drawn for the
W'NEEikEvG EOTTEKY..

Extra Class, No. 6, Tor s35, at Richmond on Tues.
d. 18Th Sept 1888, VIZ:
80 81 % 30 81 6 . Is So % 40
= Renew Small Prizes in the splendid Scheme
drawn at Alexandria on Saturday last. Capital Prize
S35,295, and 40 Pfizes Of 50 600. The drawing of
which will be receive To Morrow II O'Clock Z. NJ
al TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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; UHiSSION 1TEEFI{dNT.

RICHMOND MARKET, Sept. 81.
Flour is held NJ sol 10 ~. with but few sales
Wheat taugcs ttomSl 5otn ~ 10 aud believed To be
onthc rse-Coin sells II ) /. aud IL scatec--'robac-
to IN from. with an upward tendency.
BALTIMORE MARkEr, Sept. Il.
Flour, S-i 10 .. aud but few salcs.--Wheat
81 % 10 S2.-Cotn, |.
NEW YORK MARKET, Sept, 10.
Flour firm. aud good many sale, Of common
Tennessee, at -. Com, 1913 cents. No sales oi
Wheat; hut Tie journal oil Commerce remark, that
there is quite an advance ON last weeks prices OF
81 70.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

% Col. WIN. Lindsay, of the u. S. Army. died
at Huntsville, (Aabama) on the 18th inst. after at
illness Of two weeks, of bilious fever Col l.. wa.
A native of Nirgin,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

o. The political campaign has opened with
great yCor and violence in Tennessee. A. O. p.
Nicholson is announced as the Administration can
dldae for Congress in the district now represented
by Speaker Polls who,as we nave already stated, is a
candidate for Governor, though neither election will
take place until next August.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

DUy'ELLI.v'(. HOUSE.

standing the Academy, now in the occupancy
of Capt. John Il. Duncan. TN, House is new aud
not YET finished, but will be before the day OF sale
IL ~ sufficiently large for family OF any slze.-
There are about three Acres OF Land attached 10 H..
with all necessary out houses. The last named
property will be shown To any person who may wish
to purchase, either by Capt. Duncan or myself on
or before the day OF sale. New Glasgow is pleasant
village, in ine neshborhood, Immediately on the
stage road, between Charlottesville and Lynchbutg.
1t is well situated for Lawyer Physician, or u
Merchant. The terms Of sale will be one, two,
three aud four years credit; The purchaser giving
bond with good personal security, and IA deed OF
trust 10 secure the payment Of the purchase money.
GEO. CALLAWAY, .4Hy.
fer ChaS. II. Page.
New Glasgow, Sept. 81 t3N
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MARRIED.,

On the 2O.ll inst by the Rev. Mr.. McCwgan,
Mr. FLrTCuER d. HALL To Mis-. MARTHA JANE
daughter OF Robert Allen, all oiihs place.
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DHS%OEET'1O.y.

n'Il y opartncrsl,ip formerly existing between
! Joseph a. Royal x Francis s. Miller, Is dis.
iol,ed by an agreement between Tic latter aud tho
Executors of }. A. loyal, deed. The debts aud
effects oi tie concern all transferred TO Mr.. Mil
lef' who rs alone authorised 10 collect ihcm-Ai
persons having claims against tho firm, will present
them TO him tor payment
{. l.. MOSBY, Exrs. Of
JAS' r. EoIALL, }J.A. Royal.
F.S. MILLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

nNllE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving hi, IN
! supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Fan.
ey Auieles, Nc &c. selected by himscfin The No,,h-
efn Markets, comprising the largest assortment Id
has ever o1credh thus n'arac, All of which he 10
willing 10 warrant olthe finest quality and ut prices
'hat cannot I TO please, having bong ht them min.
cipally Tor thsn and IN such quantities that he will
bo able 10 sell some articles even lower than lie l,as
bought thcn before. Annexed is a list Of few new
articles VIZ; Concentrated Extract Of Lemon for
Pics, Cakes, Jelllcs, &e. Dr. Mlles's Tomato Pills;
substitute for calomel, DR., Evans's Soothing Sytur
ior children TechIng, DIR. Jayncs Car,ninatve lia-
sam for bowel diseases ofchildfen Bakers SpeciGe
for cholera norbus, Mcdicacd Gum an article said
not To f.nlin rheumatism Dstiller's thermometers,
1000 Pnncipeand Tfabuco Cigars, very superior
10 Gases L'quoflee Paste. &c. x.
ID. K. LYMAN,
Sign OF the Golden MortN,
s Bunk Square, Lynchburg Va.
August - ON II
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Handsome Scheme.

Together with many of so, $50 $40 &c.
Whole Tickets Sl-llalycs 81 -Quarters ST
For sale at
TALBOI'S OFFICE.
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STAT. ELECTIONS.

NORTH CARUIIN odirI,l returns q
'ne iale election ior Governor OF North Carolina, ex
h'bil the following result:
For Edward b. Dudley twhis) 3s.te6
OF john branch u, b 2l,155
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

@ Robert Craig, Esq has consented TO be a
candidate for reelection TO Congress in the Bote.
tourt district.
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4 Tract OlI.antl,

Lying In the county OF Amherst, on tho South
waters OF ,oilfoe River, and adjoining the land, of
the Copper Mime Tract and Others, ono mule east oi
the Folly. belonging TO the estate OF gideon Gooch
dec ii. containing hundred aud thiily nine aud
half Acres, more or less. THUS Land il well timber
ed--the cleared Land flesh and IN good hearl--ihe
buildings PLAN. but convcnent-gnod out lets, fue
range, aud IN seven miles oil \. Munday's mill
lhs Land produces Cora, Wheat, Tobacco aud
Clover ,c,y kind To say the least, tins Land is wor
thy oi notice. Liberty to seed and posse s-lon lt
day ot January, ls3D. The terms Of sale will be
one, two and three years credit, the purchaser CIV
Ikg bonds with approved personal security. and the
ute al The Land retained unll all the SAID bonds
are fully discharged.
DAVID ArrLlNG. }commixsonc,,
pElIoN KEITH, '''''s'o"'''
Sept - tl7O
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II HOUSE IND LOT,

now in the occupancy Of DR.. WarnerJoucs. The
House is a one s0ty Dwelling, with seven rooms,
nco, yard, and excellent garden, with some ,hree
or four Acresoi highly improved Land attached to IT,
There is GOOD Stable, Smoke house. Ice house.
Kitchen, &c aud all tho necessary improve mcns for
the convenience Ola family -Auached 10 this proper
y, saStore House sufficiently large ior any Merchant
in country village. This House can be used as
an Office, either tor physician or Lawyer. Per
sons who wish to purchase will be shown The pro-
petty by DR.. Warner Jones, who resides upon the
premises, or by me, any time before, OF on the day
OF sale.
shall NJ the same time Offer for sale a two STORE
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x.S.v.D HOX S.1Il..

i pursuance Of a decree of the county court ol
! Amherst pronounced ut September term, 1898,
IN the of Novel;, &c.,s. Goorh, Re WE. the
undersigned commissioners will, on "Wednesday, the
18th oil October ucNt. II lr IL net the next fair day
(Sunday cAcepicd) proceed 10 self, by way otpub-
llc auction. upon The pt cuisrl
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3 '
l Capital Prize Of $4,000!
10 Prizes - 1000
Whole Tickets only SAL!
Richmond Academy Lottery,

EXTRA CLASS, 6, for 1893.
To be draten al Relmoad on TuesdaJ, The o5h Sept.
L. The dra'emg rH be reccircd at has Office on
Thursday The 27h Inst az ociock, i. A.
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TIE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
NpsS. DOlsNuN

DEOPDSES opening n School, al her residence
ON 9th ally, immediately opposite The resdcnc q
OF Maj Risque, the iiIst of October Tor the pur-
pose of iu.uuctng tla" Of not more than -
scholars in the French Language.
Mrs ID. nattcis herself that IN teaching this (hcr
ndtiec languagc her pupils, will find great sdvanta
gcs over those who attend instructions given by 10.
,cigners, partially informed the theory and al.
most totally wanting in the practice Of the Proaunci
Gt'on OF the language they teach.
Foi the purpose OF accommodating Young gentle
men who wish 10 learn the French Language,
whose ,ino is occupied during tho day Mrs. d. viii
open a class To be instructed after candle light.
Terms ten dollars, II session OF five month
N. Il. Mrs. ID. will teach young Ladies need de
work and embroidery in the Afternoon.
Scdt. % Ct i,
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JOE: EoEeE.V'YF.rG

EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE,
with ncatmess and despaicT.
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SPLEEN LOTTERIES
TO HE D5s.gsI.V THIS U'EEX.

BFSNTos a cfc1I nnmbcf oil $50, 500, $40, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-Ilntes S5-Quatier. 81 SO.
J. ~ sale III \ great variety OF choice nuWhcts. at
TAIBOFS LUCKY OFFICE.
@ - orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, PrIzc Tickets, Tor Tickets IN any Yin
gina scheme dra"nby ID. 5. Gregory Co. Mana
gers, w'll be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms ELECTED on addressing letters
(posi paid) 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
l.
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" %",: All ', ~., ,1r''

1--WE subscriber will Offer for sale nj public
J. auction. on the premises, on Saturday the 81
lay q \oycmh,r u,x
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16

n ~, Senate O. canvass ihe votes iof Govetnr Lieut.
Governor end Treasurer. ,.
On motion Of Mr iiapkns resolved, Wat INC fp~'N'
~ b. requested adopt the pfnciof usn. 'a o,'' 'R
,sstyc bodies 81 appointing trIo,s IN al elections by
ballot
On motion of Mr. Kellogg. resolved shat II is the DO
v we'll O.. the privilege, OF the h"usr 70 sc'h 'u'
Divine blessing It's deliberations, and That me spe"N
er be requested to invite the officiating clctEvmen OF
Montpelier to attend the House, IN rotation, AZ 'h'p
ains
On motion NJ Mr. Miner ordsted,ha, when the House
adjourn, It adjourn to o clock T. NJ No
srS.rr-3o'elock. NJ The Senate concurrsd in
the resolution from the House, assigning clock ths
afternoon toe hour ior JOINT committee oi 'o'h iio"
To The rep Irt OF The can'assing commute
HrsO.utos, 10y Mr. Briggs instruchug ne committee
ou the judiciary to report h abolishng imprisonment
Tor drht passed unanimously.
After me ting in JOINT assembly, and receiving the
report Of The canyassng committee Tue senate
Adjourned
HousE-Aflctnoon a communication from tue Pre-
sldent of the Senate, announcing The appointment oil
Secretaries Of that body received aud read
On motion Of Mr. Miner, resolution for Joint as
scnhly this afternoon receive the report OF the can
vassiuu committee, adopted
Mr. Fairbanks moved resolution for 500 copies Of n
directory adopted This vote subsequently recon.
sldered. and resolution from the Senate Tor the same
object, was concurrcd in.
resolution from the Senate, for county conventions
I on Friday afternoon and ior Joint meeting of both
houses Saturday afternoon TO elect county officers
was agreed 10.
Nj Sleeper offered resolution providing for one DAT
" newspaper 10 he furnished TO the members scted
Mr. Hopkins offered resolution 10 furnish the mem
bcrs daily and three weekly newspapers their
equivalent 10 be selected by the members and paid for
J out OF the contingent fund. Mr. Field OF w. objected
that the resolution not in order which objectien
sustained by the ch7it Mr. Goodnr moved to re-
consider tie vote rejecting Nr Slcrpers rcsoutona.
giCed &c. when Mr. Hopkins moved to amend that reso-
luton by substituting the proposed by himself Be-
fore the question was taken,
{ l, -, a,tJb p,b
venton received the report of the convaesing commit
tee, IN substance follows;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-16

o., t,.t,,s VII rt,I'd uu vc very briefly
noticed .n airotous muidci committed a'i wecs 81
shsi..bur,. en- the county 81 Benningtoo. The Yer
mon, Gss.s - thc 9,h ms, contains Wha' follows On
ih.s shocking ouiragc
Fja,rid Wsfasf a mos, hofrd murder wee rrrpe
tfaf.a BOO Shspstury IN tbs County 90 Tuesday I've
.tp, I.., On tre fcrson e Mrs lisrrct Jsue Baics
wife ot rhiinrmau Bates. tsg. ~ ht own tfo'h"t
wretch w BIO thout the ltasi cause has Tor long ur
.uisrsiued feelings offcs~nimrni towards b." innocent
tietin The murder vas committed Vt about cIora
= " Nr u vss stunr in her room nur"ng her 'n.
fsnt child when .he was shot Mfs y was most -.
tmplatv " fc and mother and highly esteemed - an
snIsb.c and accomplished woman. Words cannot ur-
tore the heart fcndtag agony Of the husband or o ms
eyed 'atlcr sod mother and other relatives Vie COM
unity most a,eulv etmpaiha. with them n their AZ
fiction The murderer now - jail IN ihs town ana
W IL flN tried az the County Court 10 hr held DO is
town on tie first Tuesday of Dec next The following
compfs.s the most important particulars elected by iLe
COURT or EXAMlNA1ION.--IiiHAS BARToSi
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