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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

vil" MA AT rules holden the clerks Office of III
circuit superior court o law and chancery for the county
OF mhers, on Monday, the 3dday of September I339.
Robert RobInsoa aud Andrew c. Elliott merchants and
partners trading uhdcr the sle aud firm of Robinson a. FL
of' and the same Robinson & Elliott and Josrpb Halls
n,n- and partners trading under the style and firm of
N' ~ w. Plaintiffs
against
Samnel Dinkle 81 Jacob Rumhougb merchant, o,J ,,r,
nefs, trading under the style and firm Of DinkIo IS Rum
o"hgt ana The same Dnke & Runbonph md John II Ro
eeft merchants and partners tn,,nu lmdsr th, s,lc on
urn oil John H. Roberts & Co and j. Hopkins & Rr5ihers
Defendants
IN CHaScERY.
y, ueendnn's' ). Hopkins Il Brothers not having en-
'e appearance and given recording to ts Act
plSeho! ana The rules OF this court and il apearino nv
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of his
@ u Is ordered that the sad defendants do an
ere On 'he hrt day of the April term and answer
INC oi OF the plaintiffs and thai copy this order be forth
hser'ea IN some new spnper published tho town of
enug, Tor two months civ pusied n, ,he
'front.' door OF the courthouse of this county. : - NV
A Copy--1osie.
r,a.u,o, ROBERT TlASLEY, e.
~N""'' - wof;.
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C.l3.xV'ks.E C.gSTE.y.6s 3.

NJ r. nave III Sore on consignment, a large guam
w my OF well assorted Castings, Tor sale by The
ton Merchants buying To sell again win please give
US ae"'' we are authorized by the tonsignors to
warrant them TO be of first rate metal. "
LANCASTER & BRYANT
Dee - :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
A CONTRAST.

A Ii nations, from the remotest ages have had sh;
n Columbus only found OUT the way to America ss s1
the time OF the great Spanish navigator leople were %
enabled puddle about the shores. Just so win ne, oy
Medicines II but two short years since first ven s
upon an unknown and have discovered the pres
object WIS in search of-HEAfTII. Neretaiie eioas
indeed known when commenced my search Inn me-,
not by the ofthem. have ONLY pa nes
the detected invalid the hale, hearty aud active rom
siness, but comparatively speaking, hive reney oa
YOUTH ean thus with confidence in my own exne,,a. ny
advise ith fellow Does the reader
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are sn,,.,i 'e'
his easoi have file my Office, 367 Busd"
hundreds OF letters from OF the respeo table
OF this native an1 voluntarily offered in testimony
virtues Vi GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE "e
Person whose connections have been nearly ruined bv IL,
a lnallble mineral preparations OF the day, will benz s
witness, that the Life Medicines. and such only are ,ba 's
course 10 permanent good health. JOHN MOEP.T1s
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MOrus Muiticauiis Trees.

Mcaiah Dillon, Squire Dillon. Meredith Dillon,
Marshall Ayres and Rebecca his wife, Thorn as
Dillon. Jesse Dillon,
HyAKE NOTICE. that shall on the 1lih day of
March next, at the House OF John Galloway. in
the county OF Davidson, IN the State OF North Caro-
Ina take the deposition Of said John Galloway and
Others 10 be read as evidence IN cause depending.
IN the County Coun Of Flankn in which am plain
tiff and you defendants.
Yonrs, &c. SAMUEL DILLON.
Feb. w4s
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] anuary 20
GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.

e-lcllez.-1.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
fHNllE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburg
10 Frederick sburg by way OF Charlottesville,
leaves Lynohburg on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at . O'Clock. A. NJ. aud reaches Charlotcs-
vile IN the evening of those DAYS: il arrives Ere
deicksbGrg on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays,
nj o'clock, i. Nj. In returning, arrives AT Char
lotesve on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
aud reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days.
OF those going hom Lynehbufg 10 Richmond viii
reach Richmond on the second day al & O'Clock p.
M-Our teams and coachcs first rate. and ;:ir
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No paias
vi" be spared to rcndcs the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through TO Fredericksburg Sll so
do TO Richmond 10 90
Apply nj the Franklin Hotel Lynchbnrc. for seats.
s. b. GLOVES, Agt
Jana IS
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Among the inportalions a, New a,l r.,,, A..
se'iesse. are fty fee Tons # MntbcrtV trees n,.
~ snpmeot We should think, ut there i, no mi,,.l
in the entry. W. '"S'"Ae
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yyM. PRINCE IL sons,

WILL make sales Of Trees AMI Cuttings 81 the
w genuine Chinese .uorns .ufsIfsc0U-
s,s. .rorws Exp0ns". .stpi,se. Hrossss",
canton and other varieties deliverable 10 the pur-
ehasers Immediately. ut such period III the spring,
as is convenient to il,en. and will enter into con-
iraet. accordingly Prices and terms lor the Trees
aud cni,ings VIII be- forwarded 10 all Who may apply
lar Them by mail. rs well prices Of Silk Worms,
Eggs. Mulberry Trees. &c. The Mnltieaulis
ifees nre remarkably vigorous. aud NC first inpor
ted the eenulc Itee purchasers arc sure OF obtaining
the true kind. !, Is from tins cause aud from The
great aerron pa'd by ,hen that the trees they haVe
sold have given universal satisfaction.
n B.--Fruii and Ornamental Trees, Plants and
Seeds can be Supplied IN any extent.
Flushing. near New York, Feb. 2. 1899. 2w
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y.ILU.7REE PROPERTY,
FOR SALE
" SALE VI. Roanoke County.

Y ~ - n u ~ vi NOaDOAG SOHuas Z.
THE SUBSCRIBER agent for Joshua Il. c.
i Brown. ST., wishes 10 sell privately The
-. HOUSE and LOT, now occupied by VIM.
I'D q. Williams The situation is one OF the most
Llml eligible IN town, being Tie hill. upon the
south sidc oi main street the entrance oi church
alley. aud Immediately opposite Messrs. 4. &G. w.
Sharks store, IN HE most business part Of The
town.
II contains a Lot and hall Of ground. with large
md oommodious DWELLING HOUSE, rogcth
, with all necessary out Houses, such rs Stables
lee House, Kitchen, &c. THIS property was for
metIy occupied rs Tavern. and would now no
doubt be well adapted fot al purpose, being nearly
oppose the house now occupied rs Coun House,
and bal short distance from the lot on which the
Gbnu House IL 10 be erected.
FufIhe,patucnlars are deemed unnecessary per
SOUS wishing To purchase call upon the sulscri
Der, examine the property and ASCERTAIN the terms,
winch will be liberal
GEO. w. SiIANkS. Agent for
J.R. &. Brown, 81.
Feb. 4w'
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rh., is yu,rariy termed . GO co. The ,sisnsnes
vas made absolule." Nothing could be uierf
Ihaa his. we hope MIS- Chase and all o,he" o.
~ ,s.,..,nJ ,nenafians VIII have liberty BY spe.
,,l .,,ta,e IN indulge themselves w"ho", TIE Teas
u"'.,s1, m.lr.,a,ior. " Y Gd..
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Persons nsin4 the Life Medicines advised take the
rus NJ night III sniccnt quantities 10 operate two or hre'
times the bowels in the of the day. Asn take
spoonful OF the Bitters hall hour before each meal
For those of delicate enteebled constitution half the
quantity may be sufficient.
The above Medicine for sale by d. r. LYMAN. AZ.
Oct. Is wl2m
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k>Ots kENT..-Tstc Tenement mt as<sz
n present III the occupancy Of Mr.. Lewis hMaiii|
Williams as place Of public enleriainn ent. ssaA
THlS ENEMENT has many advantages. Pos
session will be given on the 1st April next.
Afpyfo ST. WATT Trustee
. I30rfBgrr tt = a.
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Bedford FEMALE Seminary.

TnE UNDERSIGNED, yielding TO tho solicit
l tatinps If number Of his tieuds, has consented
TO iake ehatee ol tie BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY aud hereby gives noiice. ihai the *.
,rcises The Institution viii Commcnte under his
care. on the seeond Moudfy IN March. In entering
on the respnnsibla dntrs of such situation. hc will
onv say that II Is his wish 10 make the Academy
worthy al continuance Of public patronage The
hes, pledge, hoWettr which he give to The pub
lie is ihis ihai as his children will he taught IN
he INSTITUTION lie will he prompted by The natural
feelings IF 4 patenltu that the instruction given
shall be faulllnl AID thorough. Being welded 10
the recnafles ONO parIlenlar system. lac will en-
doatour exercise sober discretion in the reena-
of the studies. and 10 pursue course thai shall
CONNIE nd Itself 10 good Judgment aud good tasle.
IL n word he would Wish to make The Academy al
tins. his native county, aflord to parents tie means
Of obtaining Tor then daughters substantial. use
ful and accomplished EdYeatinn. la the diseir-
line of The SCHOOL, an appeal viii be male
only Ia those motives aud principles. thai Ie-
cocnizrtl aud sanctioned by the O. spell 81 Chris.
In the selection oi Assistants, cautions regard will
he had 10 the preuliar qlal ieaons required ia such
. situation be Department uf Music viii be
trusted Ia Young LaDr. al refinement aud polish
ed Education, who II i ronhdently believed. viii
prove herself emiueniy worthy Of public patronage.
The ptirr al hoatd ior Session OF five months
wall he S. Doars fur fuiiion eher Ia Freneh ~
English studies 20 doilars Music atthe ouson.a-
~ rates.
Al payments 10 be made ~ advance TO Mr.. Jo-
seph Wilson, Treasurer Il the Academy.
~ II. COBBs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

"A xo-uYn GRrar Iloa.--A hog at the Cheshire
h,,rJ ,si,sd b. Efasias Corning, Of Alsaas. N Y
ga, Killed on 1hufsss la', AID weighed when dress
cd. berueen 700 Il sou lbs. -pH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

VIRGINIA 1t rules held in the clerk office of the cir
superior of law aud chanccry ur the OF
Nelson on the 9th day of November 1888
John Thompson, Jr aud Chnlcs Pcnow, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
TOE ACCD LAND
FOR .N.ELE or KE.O'T.

!: :; s:::; y: :: I; 1 4: s:
niue niies from Lexington. About 200 acres IN
woods, is excellent Tobacco Land. which per
engaged IN The cultivation oftoba, co would lind
II Ia ihelr interest 10 rent or purchase The re-
naIuder is well timbe,ed, and bounding on he
House Mountain. All, 'tds fine range Tor stock.
Term made known application TO the subsoli.
Der, residing IN Lexington.
MATTHEW S. KAHLE
Jon. I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

r5NHE unparalleled reputation which Pecrs's Pills have
hcqur rs Medicdi Rest0rdtire j. tho unqnes
iionab poo that be given of their immense
TO the afflicted in almost ever, class old The
Der OF letters received from Patients cred through their
means, really prodigons an tao conf lants which they
have cured almost varied th2y But
still there in which they espocialv bcnc-
hcla than IN others AMI among tho may be named the
often fatal complaints of The stomach and bowels such
Ghoc Fltaeace aud iidi ,esfion for which they not
only certaiht but an immaculate cure.
II ia well known that from the disarrangemcn Of tha
stomach and hoWos arises niao.tenlhs o all the nmads
malt and declining iif' that this the foundation of
fat'enrg sp1sRoiir ptia Indigestion, Toss ofoPpce Sc
and that those IN tcr tara give birth 10 Df0pSy Ltrcr Cam
PH CoasHmptioa and hfbii2w fomacss Of SPIRITS there
tore Peters Pills being the best medicine which has
been discovered for the acipant diseases OF the
tines are necessarily tn preyenatyes of those dread
ui, and also general disorders which enltter life
and drag so many millions to nntimey graves.
In speaking thus Dr. Pei arrucates nothing himself
that has not been conceded by the public lie is needy
qnack unknown acuator, who before the world
as his herald and Witness but il placed in rasponS-
buy OF SITUATION by the patronage whe he has enjoyed Tor
yenrS. and j. Increasing II unprecedented in
annals of mc inc, that makes him careful moth
Inc which is borae by the ntaibc proof and
hence he does not fear to 10 the thing which
he has promised respecting his Pills.
DR.. Peters most happy 10 be able the au-
hory Ola number oreguar hysran that wherever
his vegetable Pills have been intro ,ced they almost
superseded tn adoption OF mereia experiments, for their
peculiar faculty in s'sreenng the blood and stimulating
eNpc all noxiou juices. an giving strength and
prevents disease acquiring that strength which
be got under, il at ALL by dangerous remedies
Prepared by JOS. PRIESLN PETERS, NJ. ID. No. 1919
liberty street. New York. Eac box contains 10 Pills. Price
% cent.
, BE careful AMI enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
Thcyarc for sale in Lynchburg, the Drug Stores
K. SrABLER,
ID. r. LYMAN, and
Howell DAVIES.
1gcufS
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kUSTEE'S SALE OF
T. II " ID

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc
4 , curd 10 me by Moses IL. Preston, bearing
date on The 10th day of October 1887, aud of re-
cord in the County Court oi Bedford. shall on the
iph Monday in this present month. February 1899.
In being Bedford County Count day,) at the frout
deer of he Count House Of Bedford ,ountv. expose
To sala by way of public auction an undivided uoic-
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A. pETl1OLAS,

(O.E.BTSSIC.V .NENG1f.9.V1,
OFFERS his services to his trends IN Lynch
~ burg and It's vicinity, for the sale or purchase
Of all Kinds Of conntry produce. His business in
Richmond will be condncred by Mr. John ID. Blair,
Who is IN every way well qualified and in Petersburg
by himself. Having in daily correspondence with
Richmond he can IT all times secure the besi market
for his customers. He also offers his services for
the purchase of Cotton in Petersburg.
Petersburg. i'm 81 w4w
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TOrA'ErE

NOTICE.
VIE PARTNERSHIP hrretofnre existing, I'M
der The trm oil Johnston & Hill, is this day DIS
solved BY mutual consent HIS 5in day Of January,
1899 ION NSTON & HILL.
Liberty, Fob. a sw3w
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Tract, or parcel ofL.asad,

with its appurenances. lying and heng in HE said
county OF BedtuId Porefs mountain, and the
head waters of Glove creek, south braDch of Goose
creek, containing 6324 acies-it being The same
tract Of Land heretofore conveyed 10 William y
Preston, and the said Moses II. Preston By John p
Gray.
The terms Of sale viii be made known at the
time and place Of sale.
Acting AS Trustee | shall only convey to the pur
chaser such title as is vested in me bv the decd Of
trust aforesaid.
C. The above mentioned Tract of Land is rep
resentedas containing considerable quantity # To
blcco Land, still uncleared.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Feb. 7 tbs
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against

Gustav rs \. Edwards Paintin
against
William Jones md Lucy his wife. John NJ. Edwards.
James H. Edwards " iam ". Edwards, J ines b. Edwards
NHrlhn Edwards and MARY Edwards the lus four children
and heirs ut law OF Vincent Edwards deed the children
Elizabeth NaNrr dec d. formerly Elizabeth Edwards Eliza
beth Ann fratwei ,nf nj under tn age twenty
by Juues Frewcll. her GUARDIAN, specially assigned
deicnd her in this suit Caroline l. Edwards James Beck
md Minerva his wife, and Nancy Edwards, a person of
sound mind by Robert insley her guardian especially
signed 10 defend her III tins suit, Defendants.
IN tHANCERY.
The defendants, William Jones and Lucy his c John NJ.
Edwards, James b. Edwards and all the children Of Elizabeth
Walker deceased, exeept Ca onr, Jeanette and Ezabe h,
not having entered their appearance and security
cordng Act OF Assembly aud tho rules of tins and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the, inhahi.
oih country ordered that the said def nnns
appear here the first dny OF the prl term, and
the bill 9th plaintiff and that II copy this order be
forthwith Inserted N newspaper published il the
Lynchbnrs io months sueacssveiv and ted
front door OF the courthouse OF this county.
Clpy-Testr,
ROBERT TlNSLEf, G.
December 81 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the clerks Office Of the
cult superior of law and clanc f the town of
Lynchburg, the 9Th day ct November, 1885,
Samuel Garland admir- de bonis non OF Caleb TAFT dec
Plaintiff
against
Calvin Tate, first admir-. OF Edmund Tate, dec d. with
his surctcs. and Thomas Dixon, Int, Sheriff of
Campbell and such second admir-. and David g. Murre
the third and last aJnr. olhe said munl Fate dec Deits
In CHAScERY.
The Defendant Calvin Tate hny inc encr,d his nm
peafancc and given security according the Act of
bly, and the rules OF this and appearing bv sasac
tory evidence that lac nhahHn of this country:
ordered that the said defendant oappsar here frs dav
OF The next term and answer the original and amended bills of
the Plaintiff aud that copy OF Tins order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper pruted in the Lvnchhy
tor tive months stcresvey, aud posted the ont door y
the courthouse OF this town.
Copy-reste,
DAVID ROBES, Crk
December 81 nlr
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+ rules held in the clerks Office of the circuit superior
Of NV mud oh1ncrrv ug tho county of AMHERST on
the 9th day OF Noscms er, 1888:
Gusnsus \ Edwards, Plaimin
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GEsGGERH BUSINESS

as heretofore. Inv S. II. DAVIS. Having land in
Iarge supply PORK. would be glad ior pur.ha-
sers to call aud see. ). II. DAVIS.
S. II. DAVIS. Jr.
Jpn oi W6v
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December 81

VlRGlNlAi-At rules holden in tho clerks office of the
circuit superior of law nn clancerv for the town
OF Lvnehbar{, on the 5h day OF November, 1888
john >. Ihrner Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

Anderson Ware mud Cynthia his wife Philip Bnrrorl mud
Ice ii. Rucker AMI Polly his WIFE, who Polly nrord
widow OF Georse II. Burlord, dec d. and Calvin Benct
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Y'ssE NEESCEsHAEFsS

"AVING formed co-partncrshIp under
D q STYLE aud frm OF 5. II. DAVIS & son,
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Il tuANCEUY.

VIRGINIA .-Attues held in the Clerks office of Am.
hcrst county ton.t, un Monday The third lay of De.
1ember one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight.
Nathan Glenu, Plaintiff.
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sale Ofs.anlis.

Liberty. J an. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-27


GREAT IIARRisoN MEEriSc.-A large mum.
Der Of citizens form this county and the neigh
boring towns Of New Hampshire and Massa'
chusetts, met on Tuesday last, at the upper
Meeting House, to respond 10 the nomination
OF the Harrisburg Convention.
They were addressed by the Hon. T.. IA. Al
len Of Bangor, Y. N. Edsrards, Esq and Gen.
Nilsson OF Keene, who were listened to with
great pleasure, as we judge from the numer-
Gus bursts ofapplause.
In The evening they were again addressed
by the same gentlemen, and others.
The greatest spirit and enthusiasm prevail
ed, and the meeting ended with nine cheers
Tor sold TTppeeanoe" We have received an
account of the meeting from one Of the Secre-
taries, which will be published next week in
full.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-27

The albany Argus seeks every occasion 70
throw mud at the leading wings IN the state Of
New York bu, the fellow throws against the
wind, consequently be will spoil the looks Of
his own face, which, report says, was never
any too handsome. Every intelligent man, Of
both parties, approves the course Of Governor
Seward in the late rebellion on "the Manor y
butthe Argus must needs pick flaw for want
Of something better to say. Weed, who has
watched the Argus for the last few years with
an eagles eve, isprompt in replying 10 the edi-
Tor, and brings the cloven foot to view. Mr.
Argus backs out by saying he would suggest
a different course. Now the opinions Of the
Argus and Globe are considered lar and Cos
pei, in certain quarters, and we therefore give
our readers, now and then specimen Of their
consistency--th they may judge what kind
Of principles aciuate their conductors. BY
their fruits, ye shall know them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-27

Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
Some Of the loco facos are trying to persuade
themselves that Mr. Hunter, Of Virginia, is not
Wing. But the loco foco correspondent Of
the Journal of Commerce, says Of him, 'ihai
he was hostile TO the election of Mr. Van Blu
rem, and is opposed to his reelection We
learn also from Washington that be is in favor
Of General Harrison. In addition 10 this, he
has always voted in Congress with the Wings,
on all questions excepting the Sub Treasury.
And the present session he has in every case,
voted for sustaining the New Jersey Wing
members in their seats
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-27

Hon. John Quincy adams, who has for a
few years past frightened many Of the mem
beers of Congress with his ''insane rawlings" as
they were pleased to term his speeches, il APP
pears, was considered the best man to preside
over the assembly ofwise men, at Washington.
We hope when our congressman meet, in flu
ture, that they viii proceed Immediately TO
their appropriate husiness-and not act as a
disorderly set Of ''American ciizensn Such
scenes as have been transacted in the Capital
since the first Of December, are disgrace 10
the American people. II the New Jersey mem
beers, who received their certificate from the
Governor, had been loco focos, there would
have been no difficulty-they would have had
their seats at once.
When are these scenes to cease When
are we to get the message II il docs not
come soon, we had better make use Of the old
one,according the example oflhe New Era.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-27
There ought 70 be more WING Newspapers

There ought 10 be more Wing Newspapers
circulated. The people ought to know what
our rulers are about they ought to be inform
ed Of the ruinous policy Of the general govern
ment that they may be prepared TO put deci-
ded refo upon their acts. Reader, just ask
your neighbour who takes no Wing paper, to
subscribe at once for some good paper BY
the way. why moi give usa few hundred more
subscribers for the Ph0nix. The more pay
ing subscribers we have, the more time can
we devote TO our paper. We hope our friends
will think Of these things. The campaign we
are abou, commencing, viii be one Of thrill
ing interest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-27

A WING VicToRY.-It will be seen by the
report Of the proceedings Of Congress on Mon.
day, that the House Of Representatives sue
ceeded, on the eierenM trial, to elect Speak
er. The successful candidate, II. M. t. Hun
ter, Of Virginia, is young man, and first went
TO Congress at the extra session in September,
1887 On the second ballot, on Saturday he
received one vote, aud from that rose up to
ii9, being majority of the members present.