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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
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FROM ise Charleston Courter.l
Auction AT PARNAssus.
so,,h and South sides OF Apolo's Exchange
IWhich a Post Office comprehend TOO
a cus,om house also where lido waters tnhse'
That none may their duties escho"n
a,snds an elegant table Of pure ..lbaster'
For Book auctions chiefly des'Sue''s
For Lenrnings commodities multiply i1'''''
Than ssses could e'er have di,neu'
Curiosity led one day 10 u sae'
,Twas sort OF inferior ofa"'i,
Where various passions ave eeI 1880 ~ r
yvh., the Cricr upraises bis hammer.
Tbc n,esent was Mercury, pntfon o' the'eS,
wag both facrtious and active
"a. TOOK up volumes, aud turned DER Inc 'ea'eS,
propouncing them very attractive.
Dyiniies, Dennis and suSs wctc conioonaeu'
undergraduates Of every degree;
Ios,ead ofa Bell, Fame her trumpet had sounded,
Gathering crowds for Trocbce and spondee.
Arctioneers celebrated not less for their sSili,
Thoa integrity perfect and purej .,n
connois.eurs 10 those delicate weres OF the quill
Manufactured BY Taste aud BY Lore
A statute OF Jovc had decresd shells and mowers,
IA coin through the skies should be passed.
And great was The stir amid beaches and bowers
who Bids for this Homer? said Hermes-Ye Gods
An, plorious-Sscl ovon Jupiter node
Ronleous oftbe best laurcls blowing
A Milton! the deites general are mute,
Though offered a, hall its primo cost;
II, sentiments Of that company SUIT;
No pagan buys Paradise Lost.
Tho epic concealcd meath her plumes;
And said, for the Burd who has borrowed my Tyre,
garland of amarunth b'oomsj
Pasaion flowers and pearl shells, thousand 0! more,
For Shakespeare with splendid cngrarings,
Each muse hstrionic sprans forwardtopour
For this gem her elaborate savings
sii.pionettes md mmosns for Landon were blended,
The sensitive coinage and sweet;
Hemuns for snow-drops md cypress was Vendoo'
And purchased by Fancy's elite.
Too tedious the task every authorto name,
Or the pufFs both obique snddirect,
That accompanied tho works oftho Children Oh a1a'
Whose beauties we daily inspect.
Blu, glad my spirit when Byron the gited
The arehyrist drew from his stand;
His own wreath Apollo In payment upiihed,
And wcpt DER the book in bis hnnd
Such glory and grief, like the drop aud tho beam
That a rainbow create on cloud;
By his genius elected served 10 redeem
The light oil his soul fiom its shToud . ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
,r.r;r,;Ir-r r;.uai.;cr ND Trust COhf'Hi
80 It-.. Al 10 Sou;k Street, Baltimore.

,.r,.;tr-t rTsrqlIcr ND Trust COMPANY
0tFee No. 49, South Street, B1'timSTs.
C,P,TAL PAID ri, Two MILLIONS Of DOLLARS.
yrssIE President aud Trustees 81 tins Company re-
& Nancy on Drpus,e /" which interest !" ~ We ~
loved: make nsuramcrs Lives, grant Annh'Ires anu
Endnwments and receive aud manage russ :" ahr,
description " hicl may be conm'i'td !" w : -
.s,he from individuals corporate bodles OF e""'' u
Mo.rY wil! be received and held IN lfns u," Wv
,,s,ps, thereon pnid semi annually, or quarterly, " ~
t,rmiry with The direction oil the o"hel"' W =, Tho
viii he olaced at the end 81 every SIX moh'"s' " "
c,edir Of the Trust Fund for accnniulanon' ooo
. LIFE observation-disclosures may eh'ct ."S n"aa -
with The Company upon their own iVes' OF ,"e ~
others for one year. term OF years, oi ~ ,,o
IT, The table oS rates computed for this Company "t
mon rio most favorable terms well for the "Eicefs OF
The Navy and Army, cltIzens-and may oe hau 0 ~
Mic alton TO he Conpany or its Agents ,o,
3 AsxuIrIEs These will be grantee upon sue'
terms as will enable the annuant 10 ENJOY 'ne '1' s
income for any given amount OF money. ;5.
/ E,powmrSrs "A person who desires to ptoVlSae
conilo for son or ward, when he shall arrive a, 'e
one Of 81 years, or marriage pofuoh 'oi o"oe'
can fleet it through this Company. ;, ,,
offers and Trustees Of Tie Company.f. Mncau'ey
Esn., NJ. D.. President Baltimore; John D"rr, Esq
4 ID Vice President New York, Richard Wilson, De-
cie,ary, N Thurston, Assistant Secretary .
Trustees Isaac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson ID
Mcvckar Charles A. Davis, Samuel Wetmore, paV,o
Hodden, Anthony Barckay. l.. Suares, George +: ial
man. p e Nevius, Roswell l. Colt, Morris robinson
New York; Matthew l. Bevan, WIN pa'i, John MOSS
PHILADELPHIA James Cox. Wm E. Mayhem, Snmue
Hoffman, Frederick w. Bruno, G. S Old6eld, Joseph
Cnsn;ng, Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore.
Applications may be made personally, or Sy letter
post paid to the gents for the company IN virginia
Win ,l furnish The rates and other necessary informa
lion 10 persons Of erciing assurances or max
ing other arrangements through THIS company lot Tue
benefit Of their families or estates.
T. NJ. TABB. Agent Richmond, Ia
AGENTS in Virginia.
PuLIp NJ. TABB, Esq, Richmond
WV S. SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg.
Gro w. CAM, Esq, Norfolk.
ROBERT ASpERsos, Esq, Williamsburg.
Jons BRucE, Esq, Winchester
June III I'LL
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time This produced utietens and fna'afispo' a.,
sa,,oa drink: The sober man absurdy trying 10 ar
one the other into reason
sO1 The next night, Ohio man undertook 70 explain
10 difference between alabama and Cr6anna The seat
Of banking company in Ohio; places which Il seems nv
his nearest odger had COMPOUNDED. "Aabama, saio me-
dis a State, away South" "Whal" q asked, very IN.
nocently) sis there SIGH State as Alabama lnte .
or four voices instantly answered, eyes: one ADDED
that Of The old Is S,a,es-anoher, more KNOW
mo said no. il had been State only ~ years-a third
informed me, tina, it was away yonder joining Kentucky
Several other particulars given forming al'oeelne'
mass Of information both new md unexpected to me
who had lived near two years in Alabama 80 much 'o'
canal boat chit chat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
10000 d0lls.---f3,O0O dolls.
VIRGINIA STATE Lottery.

For the benefit of the Mechanical Benrvoen, Socie;
of Norfolk, Class No. A. for lS39-To be- drawn q
Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, 18Th July, 1889.
II Drara Numbers out of IS.
SPLENDID ScHEmE.-l Prize of S1O 900, ] Of 1900
l of 5000, Of 5000 Of 1000, OF 500, Of 2 UO
81 100, 600, 5u0 prizes OF 81 $50. 2 Of 200 i
prizes of 81 000 90 Of 500, 90 OF 400, 40 Of $780, 80
200, &c.
Tickets only SI0-Haves 5-Quar,ers 30.
Certificates Of Packages Of 2G Whole Tickets $3.50
DO. do. 26 Half do 80
DO. do. 26 Quarter do. 80 81
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Ssss..:: scH'e office,


Tickets IN all he Lotteries and The really lucky mn,
beers for sale al Slralt"ns Lucky Office Look IL
Capitals sold mud cashed by Sisatluu- the An p'
Seller, in little l2 months ''@e
Drawn Nos. in Va. Wheeling Lottery, Extra 4. d,,r,
June IS "H
81 CO 90 81 6 25 81 81 60 - 90 =
Nos "a 81 u, prize Of 5000 Both sold and casbs,
- g 80, do 100, by straiion.
June 90: "H
So G5 "a II 81 Is 50 % 80 8 10 3 A.
Ticket, Nos lS 80 G5 prize OF $!U0-sold and cash
ed by Station. "'
Drawn Nos in Richmond Academy Lottery, No !
drawn June 20 =
"a C5 - G2 80 CA A. ~ 81 81 81 CO Sc % 9.
hall Ticket, Nos. q 40 CA. prize o! 81 ,OCO-so1
by Slralton
Forty thousand DOLLARS Tpeire thousand DOLrS
Virginia state lottery,
For the benefit Of the Mechanical VIOLENT Socsvo
Norfolk, Class No. A. for 1899 To be- drawn a, Az
andria, Va, on Saturday. 18th July, 1889.
Ia D'a,on Numbers out Of IS
SPLENDID SCHEME
Prize of $i0yC00
90 1900
90 5000
do 5000
90 5000
90 300
DO 1900
1863 1900 800 Prizes of $50. Of 200 NJ o.
Of 000 go Of $780, 20 Of 400 40 of 800 80 Of 200 A.
Tickets only $40, HaIves $. Quarters . 50
Certificates Of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do &c Half do 6
Do do 90 Quarter do % "a
N Borders from the country promptly and cors
den,ially attended 10, if addressed TO
N sTRATroN,
June 20 ll4-uJ Richmond, "a
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$4,000.
30 prizes OF s. 800.
VIRGINIA Stafe LOTTERY.

For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for olte,
purposes.-Cass No for 1889 TO be drawn ::
Alexandria, Va on Saturday, 2Orh July 1889
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capi,al-S30 600, 10000. S.OuO, 5000 1000 3l2O 80
prizes Of 81 500, 80 Of 500, % u. 400, &c, DC.
Tickets only Sl0-Ilaves 5-Quarlers 80
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
DO do 90 Half do O.
DO do 90 Quarter do 81 ~
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.10i,Hgers' office, Richmond. va.

Drawn numbers Of the Alexandra Lottery, Class No
q, drawn 18th June, 1889.
IL 10 4 81 40 AZ - Sc Gl % 81 23 Il
Half ticket, No. 40 A. 67, entitled to the second cap.
tai prize of 25 900. and whole ticket, No 40 g. en-
titled TO 81 900 in the above lottery, sent 10 t-li
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10000 Capital!
Ore Hundred Prizes Of 81 600.
VIRGINIA state Lottery.

For The benefit of The town Of Wellsburg, Glass No 8
for 1888 To be drawn at Alexandra, Virginia, OIL
SATURDAY, 2'in July, lc39.
GRAsp ScnGME Highest prize $50 COO, 1000, GOO,
5000. 500 OH 90 100 prizes lUUO 10 OF 5VO % Il
300. "a of 200, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves 5, quarters 2 80
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $50
Do do % Half do -
Do do % Quarter do 8! 81
IL Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, ia
Orders for Tickets from sny part Of the t. S By n.I
or otherwise, enclosing cash prize Tickets thanSigy
received and executed by return mail, with The sane
prompt attention personal application, and the resg!
sent (when requesed) Immediately after the drawne-Ii
addressed to d. NJ HOiT,
June II l3-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
Mammoth White SIX form Eggs.

EyHE subscriber has remaining unsOId 'e" ;t.n.
sand EGos, Of the celebrated kind, o. me
near The Virginia Bapis, Seminary. Persons VIM
TO get the genuine kind had better make sarE
ton. JAMES -. DIN" 4;
JuDp
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CuMMIssIosER 9 OFFICE
D.b Luna lD ~

COMMISSIONERS OrfIeE,
Richmond June ~. l-S'.
The parties concerned hereby notified to s''S.s
my Office in the city Of Richmond on the I'm 20!
August next, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ with their act"' =,
and the necessary evidence. 10 enable me 10 Pef''"
JOHN SHORE, Comm =
I,oo, l3-w4T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

SPLENDID SCHEME.
Prize Of $4,000
do l2G0J
do 6GiHl
do 5000
do 1900
do $50
do 1900
100 600, 500, 9 Prizes of $50. 9 Of 900 ~ q
Of GOO 90 of 500 20 Of 400 40 of 800 80 Of 900 &c
Tickets only $40, Halves 5, Quarters = 81
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do 26 Half do 6
Do do % Quarter do 80 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
IWyHE Board has declaeda Dividend Of six dollars on
each share Of The old stock, payable on or after
the 18th inst j. G. BLAIR, CASHIER
J,Ir o 1870 l6-Gt
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10000 Dollars Capital.
100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars.
XirGilRia state Lottery.

For the benefit of The Town al Welsburg Glass No j.
for lS39-To he drawn at Alexandra, Va, on sa1'
day, 9Th July 1899.
GRAND SCHEME.
Highest Prize $4,000, 5000, 1000, 5000. 21e!
OH 3 100 Prizes Of 0O0 10 of 5OO 90 Of 800 81 q
200 &c, &c
Tickets only SI0 Ha!ves5, Quarters 50.
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do 25 Half do
Do. do % Quarter do. y q
u Orders Jor Gcleis and Shares CtrtlfrGts g
Packages in the above Mangfcen Schemes viii recri"
the prompt attention, and those who order from "
may rely upon having the dra,oing them rnetiii:
ly after 1t is over Send orders early. md address
D. S. GREGORY IL CO, .uanog,s.
June IS ll2-4'&wtdl Richmond, ia
I'm CERY-VIRcIsIA.-At CircuI; Sup'rN
Il Court Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Her
rico and city of Richmond held the capitol The 50.
city on The first day Of April, 1889:
John NJ Bolts, PanIi&
against
Alexander L. Bous. DeEntsn,
This cause came on this day 10 be heard on The 81.
taken for Confessed and exhibits and was argued o
the plaintiffs counsellor consideration whereof 'ne
Court doth order, that one of its commissioners do s''
an account OF all money paid by the planiIh as 'D
surely Of the defendant, and which the latter h'!h m
repaid TO the plaintiff, that he also account o. ~
liens to which The Tree Hill Race Field Tract OF Law
was liable on the 2ls day of November one thon'..
eight hundred and thrty-two The day which He''
tract of land was conveyed by the defendant ano -
wife Susan F. to The plaintiff and which liens have 'er
paid of or discharged by The plaintiff that me %.
commissioner do ascertain the real value OF the 81
Tract of Land on The day OF lis conveyance IS ai.
sald, and report the same to the Court with any ma
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or WIZ,
may be required by the parties to be so stated
A Copy-Teste.
j. ROBINSON, {. [.
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MOyf'S ESNNk: Of Prizes.
Splendid LOHerieS J0r 5uIy.
10000 dOiES.--. 600 dolls.
Virginia state Lottery,
RICHMOND, Va.

For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society,"
Of Norfolk, Glass No a. for 1899 To be drawn q
Alexandria. Va, on Saturday, 18th July, lc39.
ii Drarn .SuiabsrS out Of -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

NNAlLOR WANTED.-A first rate workman is
k wanted, 10 go TO Henderson, N c., 90 miles from
Petersburg. BY Railroad. One that has family would
be preferred, his wife could do good business az
MilIner.
There is excellent house just finished which thew
can occupy. The situation is desirable one
Apply 10 JOHN s. EATON g. Co
Henderson. N. c,
Or TO A. KEVAN e. BROTHER.
June Is l2-Stl Petersburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

Fanounesd Asha 8Sa; with the ito third
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

ecutiye patronage is brought into conflict
with the freedom of elections" There are
more than four hundred Offices Of various
grades connected with the custom-house in
the city of New York and here is an ex-
hibition Of the influence which moves them
in solid phalanx at the elections, and draws
from the avnils of their offices'the means OF
aiding to secure party triumphs A Tam
many Hall committee gives them to under
stand that prescription" will follow re-
fusal to pay the tax it imposes on them for
political purposes What would Martin
Van Buren,, Richard M. Johnson,and Thorn
as H. Benton Qhc prominent members ofihe
Committee on Executive Patronage In 1896
10 whose report have referred) have said,
if the custom. house department at New
York had then been under such an influence
as is here disclosed What horror would
have seized them on making the discovery !
The bare contain plafian of the possible effeot
ofthe power OF tho President over the officers
then connected with that custom-house was
made the occasion of sounding an alarm by
the committee Hear them After stating
that the number then amounted to IVA, and
their compensation TO Sll9,620, [the present
number is over 400, and the amount Of their
compensation more than $500, 000,l the COM
mittee said
"A formidable list, indeed formidable in
numbers. and still. more so from the vast
amount OF money in their hands. The ac-
ton of such body of men, supposing them
to be animated by one spirit, twhat was then
supposilon is now reality I must be tremen-
dous in an election and that they will be
49,, 81 e tor loip 10
demonstration. [Who so capable of giving
ful6lment to their predictions as the prophets
themselves Power over a mans support
has always been held and admitted 10 be
power over his will. The President has
power over the support of all these officers
and they again have power over debtor
merchants TO the amount of ten millions oil
dollars per annum, and over the daily sup.
port of an immense number Of individuals
professional, mechanical, and day -laboring
TO whom they can and will extend or deny a
valuable private as well as public patronage
according to the part they shall act in State
as well as Federal elections"
What the committee thus spoke Of as
possible and probable in 1926 has become
sober reality in 1885, while there is added
(what did not then enter the conceptions OIL
the prophets) Tammany Hall taxation for
political purposes enforced by the threat Of
official prescription Such are some of the
fruits OF the corrupt principle which the re-
forming dynasty have adopted in the bestow
ment of Executive patronage, and to which
they have sought and are still seeking, to
give the force Of settled, permanent rule o
Executive action.l
ITO be confinued)
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26
From Tie Ne,e YORK Express.

The Cost Of Boarding a Week-The ex-
pense OF President Van Buren, al the Wash.
lngton Hotel in this city, for six and half
days was SIX HUNDRED AND SEW
ENTY SIX DOLLARS. This bill was
paid by the Corporation out Of the Peoples
money. Nearly the whole oflhe expense of
his visit here was paid out OF the City Treas.
ury.
Can this be possible2 Does Mr. Van
Buren, with Salary of S25, 900 year, al.
low .he People to pay his Tavern Bills D.
Six hundred aud seventy.fiye dollars maid bv
the People for the support of the President
at Tavern six days This is Royalty in.
stead of Republicanism. 1.-THE People are
10 be taxed ior such purposes, let us hear no
more oil our Republicanism. II o President
VINO receives Twenty-Five Thousand Dol.
lars year from the Treasury, cannot afford
to pay his own Tavern bills, he had better
not travel, Or il such bills mast be paid by
others let it be done by subscription. The
treasury ought not TO be drawn upon TO pay
the expenses ola political entertainment at
Tavern. This s675 was expended in
Dinners, Wines, Segars. &C. for Edmunds,
Ming. Slamm, Refill, and their demagogue
associates. That money expended for such
purpose should be drawn from the People,
is an outrage for which this Country is
unprepared. II the President ofthe United
States. in his political tour, chooses to live at
the rate OF an hundred dollars day, let him,
in the name Of delcacy and decency, pay
his own Tavern Bills. There is personal
dishonor. after running such score a,
Tavern, in making the People foot the
Bill
Flour was selling from the boats at Cincin-
matt, 9Th inst. at $4,25, dull Wheat, rs cts per
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

II appears from a paragraph in the Wash
ington Globe, that Mr.. Hooker, a Western
postmaster, Is not defaulter, as stated ia a
Louisville paper, but has paid over his receipts
punctually.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

More Sub Ireasmers. The Illinois of the
10th ult says that Gov. Kinney, former Presi-
dent OF the Board Of Public Works in Illinois,
and Mr.. Mcdonnell, the late Commissioner, re.
Gently appeared before the Board, in session in
Springfield, Illinois, to settle their accounts
Both OF them, like genuine Loco Focos as they
are. were found TO have appropriated the pub
lie funds 10 their own use, each Of them being
IN arrears TO The State to the amount of sever.
al thousand dollars, without the ostensible abil-
ity to pay farlhing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

Flour was selling from the boats at Cincin-
natl 9Th inst. at $4,e5, dull. Wheat, rs cts per
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

We are grati6ed to learn that the crops in
our vicinity have not materially suffered by the
hail storm, mentioned in our last the weather
is now delightful and the fields look beautiful
ly, with their heavy waving loads Of grain
bidding fair to give the Farmers rich harvest.
We have been particularly struck with the
appearance of the crops of Gentleman at
West River-and would advise all our Farmer
ffieDds 10 take look at them. We under
sand he has departed somewhat from the old
fashioned notions so prevalent in our vicinity,
in his managemcnt--and the result shows
plainly, that improvements in Farming like
every thing else are keeping pace with the times.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

THE impression appears to be very gen,
eral that the present Vice President Of the
United States will not be candidate for re-
election" -Richmond Enquirer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

The Democrat is at such loss for matter
for his paper that be devoles nearly tro col
umns to biackguardtirades upon our editori-
ais Of last week. We will not inflict upon our
readersa reply to any of them, as we can ill
our columns with subjects more interesting and
edifying than taking any notice of his stupid
pieces. He may BLACKBOARD TO his hearts con-
tent--we shall trea, his articles as they deserve
with silent contempt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26
VERMONT PHENIx.
DEMOCRATIC WING TICKET.

SENATOR'S FOR wINDHAM COUNTY,
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
DAVID CHANDLER,
LABAN JONES.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

like these, added TO the losses upon cotton,
-four and pork, I greatly fear, will produce,
ultimately, the most disastrous consequent
ces. In making these large loans to The
Government Of the Union, the State, or The
City, the Banks depart from their legitim-
ate business, and so far do a great injury to
trade and commerce Tam unwilling TO en-
large upon this topic. Its painful z. A."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

'Rutidnd Counfy.-Wide awake This is
the order Of the day with the Rutland County
Wings. In convention on the 18th, Hon. Ro-
bert Pierpoint, VIM. c. Kinridge and Obadiah
Noble were nominated for Senators. The
Herald promises that the death-knell of the
remnant of locofocoism in Rutland county
shall be sounded on the LIST Tuesday in Sep
tember.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

The Bare mention Of WAKE UP, makes the
Tin Trumpet Editors of the Democrat, squeak
most dolefully guess they recollect the sound
drubbing their patty received about 3ycars
since, when few Wings sounded WAKE Up
in this corner of Old Windham" and saved
the state. Hold easy-Gentlemen you shall
be taught the same lesson in September
Our wake up has the same charm it had
then--to us the beacon cry Of VIcToRy, and
to you the discordant note of DEFEAT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

The Montpelier Waterman, speaking of the
Essex Bank, says-''It is the bank of locofocs
county-a large majority of its stakeholder.
are locofocos-and finally majority of its di.
rectors are locofocos. We wish the people
better luck than accrued from the locofoco
Bank Of Windsor"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

40 The extreme length 'of Mr.. SHADES
Speech we hope will no, deter our fellow Citi-
zens from reading it. Every freeman of Yer
mont ought 10 read it once, if not twice.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16

n ORilS & Co. NJ. 80 Chart,as stree, ate now
~ receiving and opening he most splendid, sn-
srantjal and Fashionable stock of Clu,'inn the,
have ever exhibited IN this marke', consisting il
matt OF the following articles: blue, tive black 1r,
black, Tendon brown, ci,on, olive, london s,nos.
and golden olive trcck and dress coats: heov"r
stable and harrington irork coats, elegantly firosa-
ed; fancy and plain black cassimr re aud cInth
pantalnnns. english and french iaGcv and plria
silk and satin vests; real new market com forts:
english and french fancy and pam sc.rfs and
hdkis; chamoIs, siIks-weh aud gum easric sus.
penders: channels, merino. 'nmb's wool, welsh fan.
mel, silk AMI cotton sheits and drawers: fine
liuin and cotton SHIRTS, with linn hoscms, plsir
and rufllsd; wary pearl and plain handle silk UNI,
hrel'as Grsii's" premium Gloves-also
bt autitu! arti If white kid, Tor WEDDINGS bals
&C.: Sirlr'tehsld silk o"d randana hGkis; Pin
| Fl lured and eahro'aered Csmhr'c do 81 k L
woods, marine, germ antrwn, ard ht3Wn ar
| cotton half hose; ali of vehlchlhry 90
| cash. OF to pun'uas cusionte,s sssasusg