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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
IN Probate Court holden at Irasburgh in and for
said District on the 9TH day Of April, A. ID. 1885,
a LPHA ALLEN administrator on the estate Of
"a CHARLES JENKINS, late of Hudson i'll the
County of Columbia, and State of New York, de-
ceased applied for license TO sell the real estate
within this State for payment Of debts due from said
deceased; and The same appearing necessary: II is
ordered, that said application be heard at the Pro-
bate Office, in Ifasburgh, in said District, on the
first Wednesday OF May next, and that the heirs
aud creditors of said deceased be notified hereof by
publication Of this order i'll the Ca,edonian, printed
at St. Johnshury, three weeks successfully as soon
may be, that they may appear, if they cause,
at said time and place, and give bonds for the pay
the statute in s1ch case made. BY the Court.
37--3w GEORGE NYE, Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17

NOTICE. The Officers of the Caledonia Conn
ty Cattle Fair requested To meet at Mr. ERR
lDE'S INN, St. Johnsbury Plain, Tuesday the
first day of May mex. at j clock, A. Fl to Mans-
act important business connected with said Society.
The following Gentlemen the Officers of said
Society.
Henry Stevens, President, Timothy p. Fuller,
Luther Clark, Vice Presidents, Slas Houghton
Sec. and Treasurer.
Committee of Arrangemcnts-E. b. Chase, Lynn
don; Leonard Harrington, ST. Johnsbury Thomas
Pierce, do; John Hill, Waterord John Ide, do;
William Sanborn, Wheelock; Sewall Bradley, Shelf.
field; Clark Cushman, Barnett Otis Evans, Lyndon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
G sAs& @9 a. 4BSa

In Lisbon, N. H., March 9Th, by the Rev. MIR.
Fairbanks, MIR JONATHAN L. BAILEY, of Waterford,
VT, TO Miss MARY QUIMBY. of Lisbon.
In Norwich, Conn. March 18Th, Mr. George Perry
to Miss Hannah, daughter Of Mr. John sly Scarce
ly had the guests of this wedding returned to their
homes when messengers were despatched to invite
them back again, to follow the bride to her grave.
When led TO the hymenal altar by the now desolate
husband, she blooming with health, and the
freshness of youth. The first two days this tender
connection was formed, The happy parties
turning visits of congratulations On the third day
disease, with sudden aud malignant power, seized
the bride, and in Il few hours finished the work of
dissolution Before short week had ended, the
same room whore the nuptias were, the place
of her funeral-her bridal dress and ornaments were
exchanged for the shroud and coffin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
Ora aTsEDllE'y AcaescRRRy.

THE Spring Term of this institution win com
mence on Monday the Goth day of March under tue
observation-disclosures Of ROB TTRUMBUL.L,A a. NJ
Should there be- sufficient encouragement Fee
male assistant of suitable qualifications will be EN-
plexed 10 take charge Of the Ladies department.
Lessons on the Piano Forte will be given by.f Miss
YOUNG. A large aud commodious boarding house
has been erected the past season, at which, as weiP
as in several private families board may be obtained
reasonable terms.
Provision has been made for valuable addition
the Philosophical Apparatus. Tuition $500 per
quarter of III weeks, ie
SAMUEL G, CRAFTS,
NVM. A. CHAPLIN, COMMITTEE
JAS. A. PADDOCK,
Crafsbury March, l7th 1885 33-4y i
NVsryeVODs1a EkaaEsks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17

WITHOUT FAIL. The Secretaries of the
eiol Anti.Slavery Societies in the County of Gale
dona, are hereby requested to forward 10 the sub
scrlber by mail, aoh0ut taa and aoih tho least pos
Sbie detay, the following statistics in relation to
the A, s. s IN their town.
The date OF orgnnizauon-The number of mem
bers-Tho number added within the year, ending
on the 10Th inst-'ihe names of the officers, with
the Post Office address ofthe Secretary. Each Sec
rotary complying with this request may expect 10
receive acopy Of the American "A S. SIS report
PToridod. they comply aoith it Immediately.
JOSIAH MORSE, S. c. c. a. S. S.
ST. Johnsbury, 18th April, 1888.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Nonday, April y, 1855.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser 81 Patriot.
At market 200 Beef Cattle, rs Sheep, 700
Swine, 90 yoke working Oxen, ind 10 Cows aud
Calves
PRIcEs. Beef Cattle--An advance was effect
ed; we quote TO corresponds ExIiaat 81 so; first
qualify at 25; second quality rs 2; third quail
~ SIS so a 8 so.
Working Oxen--SaIes dull a few pairs only
were sold.
Cows and Culves--We notice the sales ofseveral
-$S:4, %, SO aud 40.
Sheep-Price not made public.
Swne-Several lots sold at Ia for
Sows, and ~ for Barrows; at retail Sc for
Sows, and 10c for Barrows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
TOWN MEETING,
TRoy. NTnrch Is, 1873.

Lieut.. Sawyer, commanding at this place, having
communicated to the authorizes of this town GER
tain official papers, emanatng from thea Canadian
authorities charging the people OF Troy with an in
vasion of Potion, l.. c. on the night of the 10Th
FEBRUARY last, and with threatening TO repeat the
aggression, which communication has been referred
to the town, ii is.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
Exchange Opened.

A NY one wishing 10 exchange Wells River
IA money, at Par, for pair Of good horses, wag-
on, harncss, &e. suitable for u journey East
West, may call on tho subscriber ~ ST. Johnsbury,
JAMES RAMSAY.
April 10, 1888. 37-3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17

The New Orleans Pcay une says, "Donkeys can
live shavings." If this be be true, the United
States Government is Donkey. 1t has been shay
ing the people aud Giving tho shavings' for the
last few wears
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17

Resolved, unanimously, That tho town concurs
fully in the Preamble and Resolutions adopted by
tho meeting culled TO consider that subject the
sixth ofMarch, inst
MOSES II. WALKER. Town Clerk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17

LYCEUM-Next Wednesday Question,
''Do the signs of the times indicate the Ultimate ,r-
umph of Republican principles"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
NsaacHsaess SaRpativc.

FHVllE sick all taking GOELICK' 8 MATCH
A. LESS SANATlVE, which is astonishing tls
world withiis mighty victories fearful diseases.
For sale by EPHRAiM Low.
GrnloR, VI. 37-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
AT HOgRRc.


~ GORGE c. BARNEY begs leave to tender his
Sb acknowledgements to The Public for past ia
and to inform them tia; he continues to manu-
facture
Boots aEgG Shoes
at his old stand where he has on hand and intends
keeping, constant supply Oft all articles in his line,
warranted to be made Of the first stock and Of
course 10 do good service
Ladies and Gentlemen in tied to call and
anime his stock urder the that his prices
moderate and the smallest avors will be thank
fully received
81. Johnabury Puiu, April g 1885 35--tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
ST. sy0IasRs6Nry Female Semi

kanEy.
YgvtIE nrst term of this school will! commence on
Il Wednesday the End day of May under the
perntendence of Miss BKADLEE. Instruction
will be given in the various branches usually taught
in other institutions of tho Kind and The committee
feel assured that under the of Miss Bradlee, the
reputation of the school will be fully sustained.
Lessons upon the Piano Forte will be given by
Miss PADDOCK. l. CLARK:
e. PADDOCK,
E. FAIRBANKS.
s., lohnsbury March 3 1888 3l-isSw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17

W.. E. fEDA9---SJaEgcOn Dentist,
NXTOULD inform the public that lie will be at
w the house of WM. IDE in Lyndon from
April 10lh to May 9Th, where he pledges himselfto
perform ali operations the teeth in neat and
scientific manner. The best of ipcorruptible teeth
inserted on the most reasonable terms
Lyndon, April 9th, 1888. Sow
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17
Y evyblry EBiass Redeemed.

NevybgFy Esiass Redeemed.
FENllE Subscriber has prime Stock OF GOODS,
Il comprising all the variety of
ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND ". L.
GOODS,
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE STUFFS, and 100
bushels SALT, which he will sell very reduced
prices, and will take in exchange Netobuyy BANS
Fills al par. lie will also receive them de-
mundS. HIRAM TRACY.
Wells River, A pril 9, 1888. :}6-4w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17

ssEarveyOr's EshaEaRas
FOR SALE 1T THIS OFFICE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-17

THE PoTToN AFFAIR. Until the following doc
'Inent appeared we had not heard that the
lress Of the account published respecting the afray
which occurred at Potion, l.. Ca few weeks since
was ever doubted. We are glad our cilizeus par,i-
cpated to no greater extent than itappears they did
an the transaction, and we cheeriuly contribute our
snare IN correcting the that have gone abroad
respecting IT.
o. At meeting Of the inhabitants of Troy, the
ON gay OF March, 1885, called 10 take into consd-
e"th me sanderous reports that have been pnt in
|ieuiauoo respecting the invasion of Canada by
american citizens from Troy, and our relations
Dr. ID. Il. BARD was chosen Chairman, and
H. H. i; hiMBALL, Esq Secretary.
ne lohowlng resolution was introduced
whereas an attempt has been made by tho Pa
t'ots OF Fotton, L. C. TO disarm the military force of
tat town, which resulted in the defeat OF the Pa
trlots, and the death of one of their number and
whereas it has been represented by the public mn.
thorties and people Of Potion, and elsewhere that
tins attempt was an invasion of Canada by Ameri
can citizens from Troy; that the people of Troy
threatened to repeat the attack with large numbers
OF men; d. that the lives and property Of the people
81 Potion were endangered thereby, insomuch that
IL became necessary TO call large military force
INTO Potion for the protection of the inhabitants
against tie people of Troy and whereas the facts
me enterprise referred to, originated with and
"uu was executed by, the Patriots themselves and
n Jul part of general plan of attack upon their
opponents, that the party who made the attempt, !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

~ The Richmond Enquirer expresses il, regret
,b., the asconiinuan,. by Judge =. V. Daniel OF
IN, that paper, IN consequence OF
,pp.,iiion u the Sub Treasury s,.ten has been al
l.ded ~ by the Fredericksburg Arena, the Rich
,uotd Wing and the l.. Nrslnan. ). far ~ ue
arc eouctrnrd did inttud 10 dispute Judge b.
night so act-nor did intend 10 cal on Inn, 10
au.wcr the bar oil the public, j. lsiiue. referred
io ignal instance at parry ntolrrante--l0ng-
NauJus personal intimacy. political compromising,
aud individual obligation all proving weaker than the
,pldyr WEI, when brnu. hi IN conflict with the deg
Io,m of opinion" Bat ". in ended to rebuh- the
Jui f ID. po.l,on, as i Federal JUDGE, receiving
..laN from the National Treasury. should have IN
p.ed restraint III on ls Zch III Il, rh"c of the
measures Of these o hold tr purse srrusS, Instead
oi stimulating HIM 10 such dtpla, OF h,s de, otion
TO liz employers. Time was. whenthc Judicial Err
niue thought too ed To be dragged through
hc turhnl ~ait II OF part, strIicbut tim
changed, aud even rho,e WHO preside in thr Temple
oil Ju>iis, are ashamed 10 earn tlI.il wages l.,
work. oi tupeiciogatiuu,' such d, etao- tn II
atiier, AID disgrace lhrms.l,rr. ltNts tine Juiat,
aud not the man. which dtrrd lllc .c referred
worth, OF Comment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
CGNGRE SSiONAI. ITEMS.

initel .Statts and Neriro.-On the 10Th inst
NJ. Ad.n.. submitted in the II. of r. the tolowin.
resolutions. VIII, H. nnderth rules, lie over one ,a,:
Hcsolrrd, That tie jus, el,rns of the cuiz.ns Of
the Unlcd State, upon I'll. Government oi the Mex.
lcan Republic for indrnui'. for injuries upoa thri
persons prnpcGty, rpmnffcI BY officer, or other
person, subject 10 lhe jurisdiction of the Mexican
Confederation, ought not to b. sacrificed or aban.
doncd by the Government, Of the ntrtI States
" RtsolrcL That The existing rrl4tinnS heiucrn
these United States, aud the Mc,i IN Republic
cannot Jn>ii. the United States, any Principle of
International Law. IL re,orlIns an, measure ofhos-
ni''y against the Mexican GoycIuu,rn, on People,
Htseirtd That IN the present SLATE ot the irla-
tons between these tnIed States aud Mexico no.
iliin9 has occurred which can la>t, the continued
SUSPENSION OF amicablc negotiations between lIirm.
- ReMlrol That the President of the Tnitrd
States be requested to resume anicable negotiations
with the Goserhmcut Of the Mexican Cunle1cra-
ton"
e , The House Of Representatives. on Monday
lrsi adopted resolution, insrucilne Tho committee
al CLAIMS 10 inquire into the expectancy Of rstab-
hslnns by Law Board Of Commissioners, for the I'D.
iu-tnent and final settlement Of ii. private claim.
against the government. Should such measure be
deemed practicabIe ii would relieve Congress Of a
VAT amount OF business, which serves to rotract
its session. TO an ipconvcnieut length. willis, will
subs rye the ends Of public justice, by preventing
those unreasonable delays in acting upon individual
Applications, which, IN many cafcs equivalent
positive oppression upon tie citlzcn.
O. The committee for The District of Columbia,
has been instructed on motion Of Mr. Mckennan OF
Penn, TO enquire into the expectancy Of all ring
amending tho existing law. more etlpc,ually to
suppress gambling and gambling huu,rs within that
DIs'Iict.
= Mr.. Trottcr, the Senator from Mssis-
spri, has lak en- his seat in the Senate.
u The bill Tor the further preservation of the
neutrality Of the L. States, which has been debated
several days in the House Of Representatives, was
he 9th with The several amendmen ts pro posed &c
1t, recommitted to the committee on Foreign Rcla
Mons, the hone thai that committee will be able IL
report a bill fee from HE Oh lrctions which have beer
urged to the bill that passed tho Senate. The n alton
al Inici ,eucer has doubt that before many day
an effective law will be adopted.
a. On the Goth inst. Mr.. Alien Of Ohio. occupie,
the floor Of the Senate, hours. in defence Of tn
Sub Treasury Bill. A ma onty OF 5000 Of his con
s,itucps arc opposed to it, This is HE way that mod
EN- Democrats carry oui tn" Will OF iheir con>,ltl
! emf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

rf- Had there been a third ba'lotius for Coun-
.,llor Nv the House OF Delegates, the Richmond En-
surer states that Mr.. Garland would have bee" c,
l,,,,J, the Senate having, Oh as tliid ballot, so
,,., il. vote As to ensure that result. But when the
,efytoc Of the Senae proceeded TO the House,
,bs, found it " like baI qaet hail deserted" the
.u.e having previously adjournrd.-The Con,pi-
IL, states that, had Ihc,e been debate, Mr.. Mac.
t,lnd would have been reelected b, at least 30 ma
,ui,y. But the imi,ndcnt taunts OF Mr.. EI,i, OF
,ceolnac, and QUO or two Others, drove several Of
III, Democrats, who had Intended TO vote for Inn,
l,sm hi, support, as mncl, have been expected by a
=, man possessed OF half an ouutc Of discretion,
uhe,ewi III to temper his zeal. Mr.. Maclarland, in
deed h,, much lao'c causr 10 complain oi III. 'ends
tl,u oi his enemies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

I'm, j.. ,os, ano;her consideration co"use'e'
-. branch OF lht Subject and II is this: When
WI" .l.c,s for 4 term Of years, by the Lcsisa-
1 !, doc, no, follow that hi' reelection is " mt
~ :, .,ar.. an, N ,rc than that Delegate to til"
mixture. once elected. has forever thefeaitera
,,on the suir,srs OF the people. And 4 Re
..,l.ct c,n no NOR be denominated pro-
i, the former than in the latter case. lit
80. g, then periodical elections wo"Id be >'lemn
-. ,.a limitations of the terms ol Office rdlou-
Ian. surpusase. lnen once elected are t" have
~. estates in their respective appointments, II would
,...o,.r To say so at once. For our own parts.
IN favor OF 'rotation in ofhee'-not accord
,,p.V. Da,iers meaning of .iotation,' tour
an. office into bcttcr,) bat that sort oil rotation
Inch prevents a mpaop1ly OF public honor', and
,.,siouay reduces ottcid disnit'te, II uhc walks
vlmivae life.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

MR. N-iNSTN 'Cr1DNS.-O4
ib' lHI Inst. Mr.. u,hatan p,c.rnitL 10 ,ht scn-
Ae sfcs.atoa OF the Legislature of +. ms, wanna,
In,tfuctlng th- ScHator7 f. om thsu State to VOTE
aud ". tIc influence tor Ies ponement until the
n'N session of uusree., oithc act c,,.noly called
tlr Sub Treasury B, or any other u, 81 act, Of
'a,llr character, aud thai they ,ole at tin, session
ton n" act Of q similar nature" Nj. Buchanan de-
.ared his intention oh", In, instructions ''honest
!, and IN good iah''-huu,h lie SAID. III II rs hr
M, not instructed to vote lor Mr.. Rcss Substitute
be should v"le against lis adoption ai,o. Mr..
Buchanan gave notice that he would at the first
ranreieh opportunity, after cop,ultn. hi, col
lpa.oc, move "hcdi-nce to hi, ln,uctioa,t to post
rsuc the bill reported by ia" Senator from New
or, Until the next session Of Congress.
To the resolutions adopted by she rcnns yl,anA
Legislature, ia" N"n Buren, prry managed, b, the
md OF the Conservative vote, 10 tao. two paragraphs,
cue expressing nndimni,l,d conf iencr IN Mr.. Van
buren, and The other usttucting the Sc arnls to
VOC inr such mode al lec.,lna, kc,i,in. and dis
eursHg ti'' public viii separate, ~ lar a,
praoi''ahe. the Banks no the Guscrnncni."-
ho'h O; these aprchdagcs "cIc swallowed Nv the
Wings rather il.au to lose the instruction. uitl,
s'lr q dr,ta;,uc " Inch the, were ado ted. In re
'"''n In the latter Mr.. buchanan, as>umiu: lhat
sM Legislature II hi, STATE tl"u.h Iposcd to Mr.
"neht's bill. in favor OF -epar ,t,uu Of the GOV
"anrnt from tic Banks, declares ,h,t lie Shall IN
.ita'ot to strike out some n,w llan Of separation
and should he be enabled TO maiur. A scheme he
may hereafter pro.eui it in the form Of an amend
nen Bat lei hin.take care III h,s anxiety to com
u, with M'S clause ofhs Instructions, that he does
got run coulter tn thai portion which lie reluc-
ia7lly obcys. and .Ech, after dne.tin. him to vote
asaus. hr. Nt'2ht's bill, adds, "dnI that McY rotc
1t Mis session jor actota similar naiafc." Ii hc
s'n de.i>, u plan OF 3" separation" winch bears no
'lmarit. 10 The Sub Treasury scheme, he viii be 4
fortunate man; and really think his iri,nd. should
not have set his brain upon he rack by inviting the
attempt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

MAJOR JAMES GAEtAND-A p,,agraph
was copied into this plpcr ,1mc days, aeo, from the
Baltimore Republican,, which utimalrd that Maj
Garland was about shift hls ground and become a.
ira favor ottbe Sub Treasury Wcdl not then he
lle't uiGdtrd We were sure of the ta,it, a such an
impression. The last Charlottesville. Jctlcrsonlan
announces the reception Of a communication OF con
Siderable length, from The Major, III which tbs mat
tel IS set night. The Jerlsonan says, that the Ma
lor regards the Sub T,easui, Ban rs 50 hostile to
the puilt, Of the governments the night. OF the States
and the liberties oile people, thai he would soou
thnh o glbbettng hls own voting III it, unless
controlled l., Ia. constituents"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

4 RrtrcUt.-Thr y. \. Jlu,nal Of Commerce
states that several Of the Respectable aud nflu
enIa OF the l,ieud, OF Mr.. Van burcn IN that civ
had gone 10 " i,h .gton for the purpose OF re
commenting HAT the Sub Treasury Bi shah be
dropped by the Admin STATION, aud their support
even to Mr.. Rivc,s BIN. The Journal expresses
TIN .I,lnsn thai TIN, mission is sanctioned b, the
adj : inrn OF III" palfy general, III that State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
NtpasS.sisa1.at0l's notice.

A IL. PERSONS having ella, against th~ "a
! tate oi Jane, Ayrrs. deceased, formerly u
Brdlnid county, are reqprsrd 10 make them
known without delay. to the subse rbcr. or 10 CHI
well Dabnry. al I.sneibur2. las Attorney Al Law.-
Tn notice will be pl nd III bar OF all clalms mt ex
hbirrd TO myself. or sand Dabnss, beorr the
nm III HE Clcuit Snpcnor tnuri oi bedford Coua-
" IlENHA BROWN Scn'r,
Admr. al Jane, A,fes.
Feb. - In,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
GRAND ST III. ME.

BESIDES larsc number ot S1O-@7o-SGO. &c. a..
Whole Tickets Slo-lIaves ST aattci,sl 80.
/ OF sale iua variety ct choice numbers ~
T,LBors IorrEHf ENcnNNGE Orricr,
Nam Street, LynchbWs, Va.
Orders from the country enclosing cash or Prihe
Tickets. meet with th. most prompt attcutiou.--
Bank Notes oi all the States, exchanged AT tar rates,
addressed to IALBOIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

Hrs0h of Inc tperment.--'rhe New York tx.
press states that tn 900 OF the beg, store, IN
tie 1t Nad al"nr OF that city nh the onjnou,
words. = 10 Le," upon the door>-a thing unrrr.
c2dcnrd III the lnnas VI that rntetpsi.g communi-
". Does not the party, winch, b> lis rash E>cri-
mrnts has wrought tins rum, deserve the appelariou
Of DcStIarijrcs? Its chlct, indeed. NAV be Justly
compared "ih the con1uc,or Atnla, of whom it J.,
sad thai the giass ceased grow wherever the hoof>
6" his horNr were scrn--N" completely did dcsoaiion
aud Carnage mark his progress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
ron TnI sinGt>iAS.
1o Mc IIhigso j Boicioart Coputg.

''''''''
For ,rly nine Years, have small but gradually
increasing number of the citizens of this count,
opposed and battle against the measures of the pre-
crdlns and present administrations Those who
from heir estimate ol the character aud capacity of
Cen. Jacnsor, opposed ms first rlectiou have lived
To see results produced on his measures which
thci, worst fears could never have anticipated. From
the Infatuated course OF ,s ccessor they can ex-
pec nothing but an ae gravatIon oithe evils under
which country labors. II is uuueccssar, here
to enter into a detail Of these measures the con>e-
quences of which are not seen by the eye OF The
statesman only but felt by every class IN society,
save the favored office holders. Our commerce
paral,zcd-our credit shalteied--our currency ,uia-
ted and irreparably deranged-a great and rapidly
creasng spread OF principles which threaten to up
root the foundations of society these are evils
the existence of which is admitted by men ot probl
" of every party and whose effects are appreciated
by all.
! The state of our country is truly such may
well trouble every upright and thoughtful observer.
The wlsest cannot possibly inresee III what the
conflict of experiments, now 10 progress, Is likely 10
! terminate This only r.u>t lie certain that there
nn.t ine'n.bl, be great evil IN lie Proccs,, and