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RRIGIrrON MNRKET.

Monday, Oct. =, 1898
q, ported fr the Boston Patriot.
Al uarsrt GO B.er CBulo, 400 Stores 2500
sheep; aud 425 swine.
puiCEs Beef Caule--Thc market today was
quite spirited, ard uc.rly all the best Cattle were
pur, hased before ihry arrived nj Brighton. We
quote first quality al 'f7 80 Is; second quality
S6 -. a .. third GA ,iily -, %.
Paire'iite carte Ne are not quite able 10 give
prices today; scvcri Volts sold on The hooi,
without weighing
Stores Nearl,rg- - 4 -; two year old Si5 p;
three yeat old Srt3 aa5
sheep Sales brisk % advanced prices
SWINE Lot, 20 pot sie at > a - At retail
: 10 @. old hags : 90 i.2.
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49, 81. AYERY NOVICE.

4 semi annual m,r.,ing of tho Vermont An,I
Slavury Suri,ly, b. divine penhssi"n, will he hol
Don al " 4ujI ci.r, on "Wednesday nad Thursday
the 2iih aud 25'h init
4 general Attendance cf delegates from Anti
slavery ~ ciaiilus and Of all persons friendly ia
tho curse oi ,manc iP7iiou IL respectfully snhciied
ALvAN SrvwNur. Esq. orCtica n. y, and sew
cfal other nt vnnu 'd distinction, a - expected
will Ice rre-sut "a u.p occasion
Ey utdrr rrtha Executive Committee.
j \. ALIEN. SecreInrv.
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P,faro .lafc5it. -'ti' Richmond Whty tel-
capi,al unectptr- tie nero OF which being one
OF The S''rvor, 81 the p'larr. 4 few days since
n gentleman rom the the West, boiir; at Wash
ington, had he authority TO visit the "While
House" to tSen peep mt that republican, sihiolie
TN VIII ich So completely stultiied Tom Benon's
vision in 1895 "a accomplished mu llalto re-
ceiycd him AZ the door, and showed hun through
the various apartments ot the mansion. The
tour and the lazzh, nearly over, tho visitor rs-
marked to hS guidn that "Mr Van Buren, has a
very fine hon To live H." ayes tnlsst.' ruspon-
ded Cato, "hrt I recon he wont stay in il more
han itco Years igHgAi"
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E4AE@E&

" P.,,nc,. = au. ~ ~ last, Mr. --- r'rnot. rsed
about AA
Strlckl .ud. artf ~ ss-s -va 81 hsri ~tllAltft
Ia v trd-i., . 'l -s ts..ui- trHrN aEsd % Nra.s.
daughter ufA'r Nr'. e~1 r-a-Y. tHrl.rtis "f ~la'e
SIM % CO. .f...H A. r,d lt7 wears lafsis dtst ai
Mrrzrl 4 & Nr tvurbeI was une nl zoe tff'
.ctirr. or ~ i..us-. hlrsouri. o.. bad rs-det fn
Cauatt for iI.a ..,i tsnteer Y,lr-
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s4sERGCAN RI

4y-sta g. u - - Al -AF4 @,.s1A4A
D Est'l.LIFIlL iafsE.ns the public, tha1 he
"a has opened a House 81 entertainment, at the
south end - 81 JohnsburN Plain, whei he intends
,sl,,- sch pr,,yi.on 81 all times will beet
co,ntodat rss cers aud coadUoe to the public good
And lac hli.ers himsrif that by strict and impair.
tial attention o the calls of his customers, he sha!
receive share NJ least, Of public patronage, and
render fli satisfaction ali those who may favor
him with their custom.
The subscriber considers il neither necessary or
advisable To- speak partculaIlyoi the convenience
nj ~ solIshmei: for he is fully confident, that IL
VIII be more utfectuay recommended by d'sinter
csted individuals who may call aud examine i"'
themselves Aud he is also sensible that II he sue
ce,ds in This Important undertaking must be thro
th, ,pnrobn,inn and patronage of the public which
he ho,es TO merit, rs we'll as receive,
WM c. BDARDMAN.
q, =, -, 60, "A l59S ho-u
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I'd, ii, f,,,, OIL. y.r a.. .. sa rH... f'e tf#rffsf
ar Nos, ANA. .. l.jy-NTRN PRODUCE rrH
oven CASH. G.r.... sen aai lst.e-a Frr inspect
full, Invited OIL o. r rEaar frf fi....sr SEES tt-
f,se .urchl.1f ,'ss.. tsr
% CUTTING e. 60.
Lower W.tf,fF t#tfG I-l- &c -tn
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.giOS- MAN * HAiE.EF'r
81 Johusbury, Ne o. go, l-t-

Tho E,lios nag a;eus-r. trs.A f. sStat hlF
3, 4a has one Of t!tso Ialchia's lu u.tratiun ifr
some lime auu rosomrr ends tl,rtn hrhs
Il have lad one of 'A!,ii.l e. tu,aioe Cutters
az uss at.d con .iirri e.! tlir iaUst nseiui ma
e. ines ever invented, eLi think 40 hTut,r, "h .
values the lives Of his cattle. his own interest
should he without one They viii cut more pota-
OK in t,iin slices.in one boar, ;hRn mum could
II with a kr,.t, in t.yo days find that p"iaioes
ca IA this machine " 10 boil SOFT In about half the
t,ne of whole ones thereby making great SAVING
If fuel and labor. Tho machine cats potatoes,
t,siu,,-, cabbage s,unPs, (sqnssaes and pumpkins
,.he. cur mo quarters wi;h spadc) with the same
iciliry and ease that IL does potatoes,
This certiies that have used Mull>h's Veg
siabls Cutter tor tAo yalrs, aud eau recommend II
10 the public is d very useful machine, superior Ia
. an, thing of the lHnd withiD onr ino~icdgc
SLNlUEt. GRANT, AARON HODSklNS,
/ J. ktTTREDGE, J. n. KNAPP,
1 Walppis, May 20, 1887. WM. JENNiSON.
/ Ne .he sab scribc,s have had ia use Mcl!is1 :
Vegetable Cutter, aud acquicse ia the "i"nion Z"
IT, above. " ti.Ntt'
L.. a. RICHARDS, JOHN MAY
Wesiutinsier May %. io37. I'll
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AlkRA.GRE.

H. aha. town. eu Nb,,dne,das last by Rev. Mr
Jpl,r-ru. M Nanu FasruAs 90 Ms, NtHr =
Gi>Gu,- dsr1bf. .f Mr. Fn1ci- Bingham.
On o. Bib IH-t Mr hcoH ". HFts. 81 Glover.
% Nr. sar,H ~t.rr..G - Job. Lafv.
Iu " 4ir.f..r. hf ~. Mr h-liesg Pr lrl Y
Colby t r N..f| r fs N ts Irrna Al rffr'
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TEvuT sr}--ubsr- have jass rscciysd and oacf
4 i,.. ,a'e ere sasap,a qnac Igi OF common ADD
-aun FsFIl UaeersaH
SuTDD 81 JEWETT.
October - T-l- -
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nfnIC ATlON AND ORnINATInN- ~

new Universf lst Meeting House AT Centre Village
ST Johnsbur, will le dedicated Wednesday,
iiie I7ih inst -sorstsGs TO commence az ~ O'Clock
forenoon. The next day, ut ths same place, MI
f. Dow will % ordained as a travelling preacher
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

Q-PWe learn from Montpelier that in County
Convention on Friday, CHARLES DAVIS, Esq re-
ceived the nomination for States Attorney, and
G. w DENIsoN, Of Burke, ard EZRA G. CHAM
BERLAIN, Of Peacham, for Judges FOR this county.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16
THE ONE MAN POWER.

II puzzles cur Wing optics To see uho Tie
Democracy Of those men, who are for surrender
ing so many of the powers of our Constitutional
Government 10 the Federal Head. Democracy,
according to whig definition means the Govern
lnent of the Peoplc--but the bastard democracy
of Loco Focoisn, not only disrcgar'is 'tlie h-
unentations' of the People, but insists upoa ma
king the House Of Representatives nothing, AMI
the Senate nothing, but one man ereIJ hug'
Then this has lard Democracy insists upon
yielding the pcsident the power To create 'ncan-
cies, so as to fill them by his creatures. IL claims
for This one man the absolute power at the vast
patronage OF the State. In addition To his com
nand of the Army and Navy, it no" proposes to
give him the Public PursG-and this - Loco to
CO Democracy! ,
Sub Treasures are new class OF Ouice no
ders to he created-and who is to create them!
the President The Public money u to ~' nc
posted with The Sub Treasurers aud these gun
'rreasurers are rcmoveablc ut the Fresi'i1"l WA
and this, too, is Democracy!
The one man po,cer is the despoiic power Oh ~
I Governments And whnt is dospoI'sni eat pos
session of all the Taxes upon the People am
the command of tho Army and Navy, ." awe
and over awe disobedence. IL MIR. Van i,ure'
can move all his Sub Treasurrrs AT his WIZ "h'
pleasure, anil they have the custody "i'' '''h''
ofthe $40, 100000 of the Public Revenue VIA
is this but vestng Mr. Van Buren, with ne po"
er of these FORTY MILLIONS; ana wlAl - su''
! DEMOCRACY but dospotism?-.N. D. ErpF' S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

QJ'The 29th of November has been appointed
as day of Thanksgiving in New Hampshire
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

n3eThe latest news from the Gear West indi
Gates an amicable settlement of the difficulties be-
tween the citizens Of several counties in Missouri
and the Mormons. Several thousand troops have
been ordered thy the State TO qnell the disturb
ors of the public peace.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A resolution from the Senate, for county con con
ven,ions on Friday arlernuon and for joint meet.
inc of both houses on Saturday afternoon TO eject
county officers, was agreed to ;;,
srho senate came in and both Houses, IN JOINT
convnnIion. received the report of tho canvassihs
committee, in substance, as follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16
SENATE. O'Clock 2. NJ.

The Senate concurrcd in the resolution rom tne
House, assigning 3 o'clock this afternoon as tne
hour for Joint committee OF both Houses l" i'00''o
the rcport of the canvassng committee
Res1T,ttion by Briggs, insrucing the committee
ON The indicarv to port bill aboshing uprison-
ment for debt; passed unanimously.
After meeting in joint assembly, ana rece,s,"s
A ii, pHN
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II
Isls mgy c,frl't ulat have us,-d e.. }, ~
g.rF,.t ~ Plough, and gee "a t@S preference
o.. ...s .li.f .iaarh rl1uafaflured in this county
g 3d.. .lc aI.utt srual.hrf aad szrrtes Enot width
..f,t... ANDREW WARDEN.
Rt,rlte. Scott 80. I-1-.
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NGttco.

THE ceparinership heretofore existing under the
firms of Moore Mason, Gilman ~ Co. atd Munre,
Gilman &. Moore, IA BARNET, were dissolved by
mutual cunseut ia August last, by the withdrawal
al the subscriber from said firms.
- HARVEY c. GILMAN.
Ort 70 1899 bj
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

FEVER AT CnARLEsToN, S. &. The Charleston
Courier of Oct 3, acknowledges that AZ persons
died the week previous, and says they nave no rea
son for supposing that the city Is improving IN
health, and the epidemic is spreading beyond It's
usual limits and they caution a5sentees not to re-
turn for the present. The weather there gave no
signs of an early FROST which is the only hope left
for relief from the fever. ...... .....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

FEylBE .uh-r thsr otiars fur sale his fraa contain
iug als.i.t t1I s,fs- eft land, well watercd with
5,, aud c51vsnlra buiidiHgs. staatod sn toe uoTt,
p.a 90 a. sdon, ,nrissding - Ecras " new land
necessity cleaned Those wtshiuz to purchase viii
a., "a Ga f,. grlf and a. st1tr, Ca themselves.
WELCOME ft.FTCULR
l...f..o y, r+ - I-.2 Ot-gw
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Vermont Legislature.

Ibwsday Od. a.
Both branches Of the Legislature assembled at me
state house, pursuant to the law Of the state at ~
o'clock, and the following proceedings ensued'
SENATE.
His honor the Lieut.. Governor took the char
as President and, after prayer by Rev: - w..
Smith, called the Senate to order. The following
named gentlemen produced credentials ana were
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16


The New York Commercial Advertiser states
that Maria Monk has voluntarily made iuli
confession to Protestant Clergyman, under CIR
cumstances of manifest sincerity, of her late inn
posture, and all the particulars before the plot,
during IFS progress, and to the emf. The details
of the story, she says were chiefly arranged from
the leading character fthe questions put to her
bv the precious concern who had her in keep
ing These questions, endless in number, and
of every form and character, constituted the web
upon which from time to time, she wove her lis
sue of lies. The Commercial adds that since
Maria made these confessions, she has covered
her friends and abettors which shame and CON
FUSION by giving birth TO another child! The
circumstances rendered it impossible for her to
charge this second result to elicit love upon
Father Phelan, and so she chose TO cast the pa
ternity upon one of her special friends III ths
city-a gentleman, by the way, whose eyes lau
been previously opened, aud who is Jusi as lnno'
cent in the manner as Father Phelan himself
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Notice.

d UEKEBY giNe - my SOU, CHARLES N:
4 sCHOFF, his time 10 act aud trade for himself
shall claim none Of his earnings NOR pay any OF
his dcbls after ths date.
HENRY ID. GCHOFF.
JoHN DoDCF,
BENJ. II OcKtSGToN 90,
tSrunswict Oct &. 1893. 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

EuEDp a JEWE IT, Have just received d
= irfu,s a-.risilsut Moruocs. Ca,nistieens, Cam
&C. CaI.ru. shsesiug. FirAluu. CatiuR ianuel, Pan
ss as1 ,., sea lla,ss ksrt ,rss-, laevs, Eisug, NJ
8 az and see.
O. l.tis.f - f-g2f -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

N,vder-On "Wednesday uigl't last week, ~
Mrs. Philemon Bates of North Bennington "
was sitting near stand with her infant ~ h'f
arms, her husbands brother shot her thnn"S
The head with rifle, aud Immediately He'd. ne
was however, pursued and oVer'nNeh'
der and balls were found ia his pockets, YET lie
denied the commissions OF his crime. lhe AUS
bard Ind stepped out OF the room the nome =,
before the vile was shot by the bend'-otafs mo AZ
Eagle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

Showing Wing gain Of 1896 in one city since
1885, This is great victory, but il is no certain
indiculion of the result in the State The major
ily in the State against at the last election was
over 0 900, but if there has been proportonate
gain throughout the State it is redeemed by 49,
600 majority, yet the Wings may he defeated by
that majority against them. The first news from
Pennsylvania is always favorable to the Wings
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

Tita Esllautus tsfllhcsTws o. tuhiy isiaals " ae
have usrd ",.y PioBRs are gseu Ca ihe puhlss the'
Shes laa, rsdgc 81 their msfits
Agurs Hss j a. iaga'is.
TfHs rav rrttib taat have bera farmer ios
ularv .csr- snd isaso ssy.l ASA 3iHefont fieughs
and OF fs,r I hava ussd ore 81 @ J a h BBUdy e.
.-.-s rlspEss sl4de in Lyudvn, Whics ! thin@ -
fHe r..s. rianEh haVg svet usgd ter breaking 49,
r.F ..tE r.t.il.iiruA srfd Fiuughs 70 GrBais " D.
....l -.. ft..,la-e. JOSEPH n INGALLS,
Is.1f.n. -trt - l-a-
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PLOUGHS

Of three dfIsFeat sizcs, n accommodate to the di
isrrnt Purposes e agriculture. II Is loss than one
rerr -lp~s THESE PiOaghs have been introduced Q"
She pthlc U-e end thoush other fipugh- tn this sec
tiou have bad popular names 60 recommend them
,ei ts manufacturers c1E6deatiy believe, IN cor.
uinu with tbosa VII" have PrpFed ne 8uhiy 81
ti,ll f..n..s o. actual usr that tasy are inie
r..l ,s-ut t''Hugh na'o iu New EaNiaad Ana
- o. re.pt classify in,ife zoe iaf1uFfs ta cai a our 80
a.. fsl.uf aad aKnrB-fs h'F fheru~oiv"s
q a ~ bE NJ
,,.t..,t t..-p.r tA.t z t~8- U2--4N
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q J. x Is. BUNDI con,nue to manufacture
" AT their establishment al Lyndon Corner,
their superior ADD lately improved
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n,psr GIN nnoM PENNSYLVANIA

FIRST GUN FROM PENNsYLVANiA
No have ,o,orns of tho Pennsylvania election
from the City Of philadelphia only The Z, , Amer E
the city. zoos
For Ritner, Wing, @ @&as a1SG
For Porter, Tory
..,,.- ,,ior,,v 4047
At the last election in tho city, me wing vote
~ tps 5749
was Van Buren, t ts sa 1923
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

Silas H. Jenson, IIda',o3
Wm G. Bradley, io''c ~
Scattering,
,r,a ,o,s 43,96o
FOR Lieut., GoDernor. O, Goa
David M. Camp, Io'IoS
Johu S. Pcttibone,
Scattering,
For Treasurer otreos
Henry F. James, 1885
Daniel Baldwin, do5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

IN n,o,;on IF Mr.. Fairbanks, the House pro-
cesdad 10 the election of speaker Of the House Tor
the ensuing year Messrs Bradley OF poF''"S'""
and Field of w. being tellers ; tl 1A7
Solomon Foot, ~
Paul Dillingham;, ]r'
Scattering
226
,Nhsro,ron HON. SOLOMON FOOT was de-
cIared elected. and after brief and handsome an-
dress to the House, was sworn as Speaker Tor Tue
year ensuing. :, .,coodod
On motion of Mr.. Miner, the HOUSE P'o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28
'E'Es USE SALE.

\ virlue oi a deed OF trust execute on the DIST
81 Dee. I8aI, by Abran X. Norl, to Richard
X. Phelps, Tor the purpose oi securing n debt due
Eliza +. Echols, T. SecnriN oil Joscpll Eclols, deed.
winch deed lns been duly recorded IN the Clerks
office III the linsliugs Court al the town ot Lynch
burg. and III pursuance OF IN order OF the sad Illus.
tlngs Court ol the town OF lynchbure, bca1iup date
the day ot October, 1887. will be sold. to the
highest hIdde,, lnr cash. by way ol public auction.
al the Franklin llotel. Ia the town of l4yncllbufg,
on Fnday, the 10th day Ut June ntNt, II TAR, II not,
on the next iiti d'y thereafter, (SnHday e%xecpted)
by the undcrsie ncd. the following property, vih;-
oae negro man, Moses, one do. named Fleming,
one negro woman named Henrietta. one negro gil
named Anna lso, ono SIDE Board, lhtce Feather
Beds and Furniture, one Bureau, one Piano, one
Sofa, one set Dining Tables, three large Looking
Glasses, aud two dozen Windsor Chars. Aellug ms
trustee, no otler title wall be convey ed, but such as
Is vested IN me by the deed al IluAr,
JOSEPH MARTIN, Trustee.
May u tI5J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

Spurious Phiianhropy.-Dr. Alcot, ofBoston, an
author of some repute, IN his Young House
keeper just published, seems TO be highly ince1sed
at the cruelties pfactiscd ON she'll FISH - How
strange it is, '(excltlms the tendcr-llearIcd Doctor,)
- that people IN a civilized community will perpet.
uate by t1eir exampla such an unclvilized-l was
going TO say dlsgustlng-practice as that OF eating,
when they cen get them, oysters, clans, lobsters,'
&c. We may shortly expect TO see an Anti
Shell-Flsh Society, organized at the North, and per
laps floods of petitions poured into Congress-, Inay-
ing the passage of a law prohibiting the cruel prac-
tee oliorcius pen the tender mouths ofthis interest
lng class Of Tue Fish family
The fact is, there is a spurious philanthropy a
float at at the North, which must find a vent some
where and we shll expect, as soon Us the Adolf
ton fever wears out, that the generous sympa-
tines nov SO %proiusely poured out upon the lie,
gfoes, will be transferred 10 oysters, clans and lob
stcls! The Abolition mania is only oae form OF
lhis lanalIcal philanthropy, which leads men and
women TO forget the Indebtedness aud misery that
beset them on every haud,-because there is no eciat
in relieving il, no Conventions, no Lecturers, 10 pray
lng at the corners OF streets u IN the that
they may waste their ofticious zeal III fruitless efforts
10 b tier he condition Of a distant race, who, in all
the comforts, x even the luXurles Of life, might con-
tribute to the relief OF nine tenths Of these clamorous
ptlarisees. This 1t Is which induces bearded men
and delicate females TO discard the prophecies and de-
cencies OF life, that they may seem to be above the
prejudlces olblrth, education, habit and nature, lsso-
ciatiug Familiarity with Cul1ee and "coal-black
Rose while they are too proud to mingle, on a like
footing Of equality, with The white laborer, who earn,
his bread by the sweat ofhis brow. Out upon the by
pocrltes Mobs are certainly notat all 10 our taste
on the contrary, we bold that it is better to endure
great evils than TO remove them by such means.
But If eyera mob be justi6able, it is when such out
RACES upon public deceucy and public feeling as
these are pelpetrated in the broad blaze of day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

. lroni good authority, that maay of lie Wings .re
decidedly the supporters OF the Sub-Trcasuty sys-
tenn" Altogether wrong, depend upon it, be your
authority good or bad. Not more than one Wing
elected, we believe, gives 4 decided preference to
the snb-Tfeasuty Scheme. (Gen. Blyly of Aceo-
mac.) His collie que, Mr.. Chopper, gives it a conlin-
gent preierence-tfat is, he prefers it to Mr.. Rars's
plan bur he goes for a National Bank rather lhan
either So thai the Contitutionalis may be relieved
of its dilemma, aud may put on itswecis as soon as
/, pleascs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

HENRY CoINTS.-A statement of the polls in
this county at the late election has never been pub
lished. A letter TO the Editors of the Wing rather
complains of this, (thougI, the fault is in those who
lallcd to srpd II To the Ptcss,) aud makes the follow
ing statement "Three years ago the Van Buren,
party carried the election in tins county by a major
iy OF u Notes.-The next year they wete defeated by
a majority OF 1.-The last year, the Wings cat led
the election by a minority OF 10 aud at our last e
lection, William Martin, Esq (Whig) was re cleo
ted, heating his Van Buren, competitor, Ma. George
Dyer, by a majority ofs9."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

10 present them Whenever the, were scut 10 hut a,
lie always had done, without ~pledglng himself to
support their prayer" He then presented , me
moral from 2s citizens Of New York, PRAYING Con.
sresSto lay a duty on imported distilled spints.-
Nr. Add not know To what committee it should be
referred. " Perhaps, (he sald,) 1t would be well
Tor the House 10 organize a standing committee ON
temperance It woald be a very useful committee
but 1t present he would move 10 refer the petition
to the committee of WAYS and means, aud as the
members Of thai committee were very temperate
gentlemen, that he thought would be a judi.ious
course" SO ordered.
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TO apc1i.n qrue,ai stock Holders,
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z'sFrsysraM i0 and K~y,,rhowrs T,crm-
NsEP ~ffOlssnfSsH.


rgNlIE following delinquent Stock in the sud
u Company will he sold, before the door Of the
Franklin Hotel. III the town oi Lynchburg, on Mon
day The 4ih day June next, II not pad previous 10
that time, TO satisfy the respective instruments due
on The same, with interest, cost OF advertising, &c.
VIZ
R,cl'd. X. Cralle, . shares, 9Th aud 9th instalment
oil $40 per share.
II. Brown, Jr. 4 shares, 81, Alb, 9TH and 9th
instalment of $40 per share.
James II. f.chols, 2shdrcs, 1st and ed instalment,
s. per share.
do Sd, 4tl, 9Th and 9th in
sralment. $40 per share.
Ans. l.. Hl1eo, l share, 4th, 9TH and 9th install
ment, $40 per share.
\. K. North, 9 shares, ith, 9Th aud 9th install
ment, $40 per share.
Jas. ST. CLAIR, share, Is, and 2d mstalmenl,
s. per share.
do sd, ilh, 9Th and 9th install
ment, Sl0 per share.
VIM. Sucad, 4lh, 9Th and 9Th instalment,
so per share,
By order ofBoarl,
f.. s. MILLER, Trus.
May tai If.
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e. ihe Anunn1i Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Ton the Divorce of Virginia as
scmhlcd IN Winchester on the 10Th inst. The
Winchester Republican says We learn hat the
attendance of clerical and lay deputies Is not rs full
as usual on such occasions, but their meeting, aud
the religious services which accompany it, have at
tracted crowds OF ss'ters, who thong the places APP.
pointed ior public worship. Among he reverend
clergy, we notice the venerable and vencrated pa.
triach, the Right Rev. Bishop Moore, and the RIGHT
Rev. Assistant Bishop Meade; aud many others,
distinguished lor their leaning, pjery and zeal"