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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
VI AIR RlAlsE.

Married ON Thursday evening the End ms, BY
the Rev. VIM. 5. Reid Mt. CHARLES CLEMENT 10
Miss Lucy ANN, daughter OF Capt. John Hunt, all
OF Piusylvania.
-, on the l7lh ullimo. nj tho rcsldcne q of
LOUIS Biingle, Esq tSnneyor General OF the State
OF Lonislana.) by the Rev. Mr.. Clapp Major Gene
raj +. u. GAINES, OF tho u. s. Army TO Mr., NJ,
IA CLARK WHITNEY, only daughter Of the late
Daniel Clarke, Esq. OF New Orlcans
-,on Thursday evening, 2d inst, by the Rev.
Thomas Z. Anderson, MIR. ArrnoNY TuNr 10
Miss NJ ,RruA J. Tune, all Of Halifax.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

TINt1E subscriber begs leave 10 inform her friends
1 and the public. that she has removed from
the lower the second story of the tenement which
she occupies she begs also to state, that she has
associated with her lady every way qualified to con
duct both branches Of her business, and engages 10
execute all orders with which they may be favored,
with neatness and puncluany Her friends and
customers in the country are respectfully invited TO
call on her. Entrance through the alley.
II. HEFFERNAN.
Mays htlJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
THE VICE PRESIDE NOV

we stated, some weeks ago, thai strong efforts
were making TO force or 0a,tcr Col. II. NJ Johnson
from the field, as the " Democratic Republican
State Rig!Hs candidate FOR the next Vice Presiden-
cy The Eo:toi OF the Enquirer experimenting that
old Teeumseh's lee,i,..~ NIGH, be somewhat wound.
ed by this manifest disposton TO choke him of, s.
sured him tla, ne had two thr>e o. his letters
snugly deposited in MS por-foo, which sau let'cfs
were highly priced by ;he sad Editor Wheth.r
tins evidence of affection On the part OF the venera
Bile Editor has smoo,hed the W'rnkled brow of cha
gf'n and wrath which Tecumsei. wore last winter
whenever hint of his retiracy was ventured, we
""o" not But cert1n II is, that thai ~ some
more substantial argument has been successfully em
P'oyed. The Kentucky Gazette holds the FOLLOWING
language, "by authority -
vol. johnson, were the subject of ,n,e,es, .,
none except himself, would retire to private life. and
leave The office he holds to some inf;vil,,aI
''oe ueshons oihlling 1t but he feels himself as
nep"e"g TO me republican party, and that he has no
'eht 10 uecllhe nc election, should that p,,v y.
quIre his services. At the same time bo i; o;y,t
"'',ns 10 yieh all pretensons, whenever ono,hc,
snai' De selected, who will probably be more ,noo,
Ole TO The patty and he lcW 10 So ~; ,1.~rG'd, y
'''o' -s.naua Of Pa, Senator King of Ala,
stevenson Of Va. (now Minister 10 London,) and
Forsyth OF Geo. (now Secretary Of Stated are all
said to be competitors for the station Benton has
been named also, but with great slotc of magma
nmy, be has refused TO permit his name to be used:
lie rs slowly crawling to higher ernnence, since he
has learned that Reptiles may creep upward to
height TO which Eagles alone. in tho better DAYS
OIL the Republic, were wont TO soar on the strons
wing We hope, however that our Republic
has not get reached that last stage OF depene-
racy, when a man devoid Of every virtue and
possessing no single qualification for the high sta
ton, shall Sit in the Chief Magistrates chair
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

c. How Is it that Public Deiaulters have so ra-
pidy multiplied within the last few years' May it
not be, to some extent at least, attributable to the
fact that the Office holders have been compelled to
relinqulsh portion of their salaries to raise e.
lectoneerng funds, in the different States and that
their salaries were consequently inadequate their
support The Government commenced by plum
de,ing them-and they thought 1t but fair, we sup
pose, in turn, to plumber the Government Thus
corruption. beginning at the head, spreads through
the system! There is no cure blu, in decapaton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

Shortan Sweet-A petition Of sundry women OF
the city of Wilmington and county of New Castle
having been presented to the last Legislature of Del
aware. sraying the entire abolition of slavery
throughout that State, (now nearly extinct,) Mr..
Jones. from the committee I'd which ii was referred,
presented report declaring t'at ihe pe''''on-
lures derogates from that refinement and a. 'cacy
which should, under all circumstances, accompanyy
the female character" and expressing the decided
opinion that the petitioners would confer more
real benefit upon society if they hereafter confined
their attention TO Of domestic nature and
would be more socitous to mend the garments OF
their husbands and children, than TO pach the
breaches of the laws and constitution ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

O. 1t is marvel to many men how Amos Ken
dali has managed to accumulate the immense wealth
which he is said TO possess since the year 1928 when
he went TO Washington as perfectly bankrupt in for
tune as he was in reputation, The entire aggregate
Of his annual saar y. without deducling for his
necessary annual Expenditures would not amount TO
any thing like the sum which it is said he is worth
How has he accumulated it In what speculaons has
he been engaged! Public curiosity will be some
da, 70 used upon this subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

~ The semi centennial celebration OF Gen.
Washington's Inauguration, as first President OF the
United States commemorated IN New \ ork on
30th of April An immense crowd was attracted to
the Middle Dutch Church, TO hear John Quincy
Adams deliver an Grafton on the occasion. We
shall, in our next, give somewhat detailed account
of the proceedings, which is excluded to-day, by
other matter, from columns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

"heA i'-fhe fine prospects every where pre-.
seh'ed this season for bountiu crop of wheat, arc
much lessoned of late by the discovery Of serious
rasaers by the Fly and what has no, been consid-
cred common, the Farmers generally find their iate
sown Wheat injured mu CHI the most.
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NOTICE..

III He undersigned has on hand, aud intends con
/ stantly TO keep, general assortment OF 5 All
DIES. snd every article in the Harness making
line which he will sell on as accommodating terms
as any other similar establishment IN this place ITO
him call. NJ hhNE L.
Agent for JOHN c. SIlACkLEFORD.
May 9th, 1889. ~
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imronr'sf fHom CsSIoS.-An arrival from Canton. at
New York informs us OF the suspension OF the foreign trade,
oee"sioned by the smuggling ofopium within the Borgus
on the river Whampou aud also tho foreign factories
canton. Mob law had also raised its within the limits Of
The Celestial Empire serious riots ha,in ing grown out
the same cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

VI Mr.. Calhoun was invited by the Wings of
petersburg, TO partake ofa Public Dinner in Match
1850 In his reply TO their letter of invitation he
useu the following strong remark TO prore cor.
fup'on and abuse only strengthens the Adminisra-
lion In the affections THAT po,eeri and iseipiiuea
corps which is the main support Of those in power
anu which has unfortunately established so command
ing an influence over public opinion" IL this re-
marx was true in 1885. it is no less so in 1899 The
wonder Is that Mr.. Calhoun should have united him
sell with that powerful and disciplined corps"
which has such an interest in pcrpetuatins the abu
ses and coiruptions of the Administration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

Along with great number oil $50 $40, 500, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets in this magnificent Scheme only
$10-llalves S5-Quarters SO so.
For sale at BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
O. Ye Country men! ye Canal men! ; ye Tom
men! Boys and Girls one and ALL girc a call, and
take a Prize at
ThENEW AND LUCKY OFFICE.
O. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
D. S. Gregory a. Co. in all Yirginia Schemes, FAC
compauled by cash Prize Tickets) promptly and
coufdentially attended to, when addressed to
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
O. My customers may always depend see
sell Tickets published in this paper, THE Virgin
'an,N the Official List Of the Drawing is
received. r. II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
FINE PRICES FOR TOBACCO.

hid OF Tobacco. made by Maj. Benjamin Hun
ter, oil Campbell, was sold nj Martins Ware House,
on Tuesday last, at S2s 80 per cwt. purchased. by
Colonel Augustus Ieiwich for his Southern friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

LATER FROM FR,NCE.-The packet hip Poland
hen Ha'rc, brings Paris datdo the iOh Msrrhrhewis
no news except that the French King had been unable
gahi1c Ministry,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

CosSEcrIcuT.-Wm.W. Boardman tWhgl has been G.
Speaker OF the Connecticut House Of Representatives.
The vote stood thus Boardman 1909, Charles Woodward
V, B. u, scattering 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

" The Dinner Mr. Rves be given at Amherst Court.
house Monday the ODD, will be crowded affair There
viii be gathering from all the counties round about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

noehiNeHAM-An impression prevails to some 81
'en' that IN consequence OF his domestic ,ion
"eo' W. kyle Esq will withdraw from the the
county of Buckingham. This impression are glad To
hear IS unlounded. Mr. KYLE Ia still a candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
NEW NATIONAL DEBT

Mr. Secretary Woodbury. gives notice, that ON the LIST of
May the amount of Treasury Notes outstanding Of the new
i.sues,l $6o63 55i "a
ana OF Tue OLD issues an aggregate of 1882 500 20
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Hoard Of Trustees and Visitors.


assistant teachers.
Hoard Of Trustees and Visitors.
WILLIAM TAYLOR ESQ. President.
Rry. IlfSRy RufrsEn, ID. ID.
JAMES Me DowrLL, ESQ.
JonN Il. l.. PRrsTos. Esq.
Husu l.. BARCLAY, ESQ,
Col" SAMUEL Med. RID.
JonN MtCLELANp Esq.
M.JoR Jors ALEXANDER.
JonS Rurr, Esq.
CAPTAIN RruBrN GRiesBr.
J1nN A. CumMINos, ESQ.
DR.. ALfRrp LtYntnS.
The above institution exclusively for young ladies'
will open on Monday, tho 18th ,nst.--'fho course
OF instruction will be ample, embracing tho follow
ing studies :-Onhogarhy. Reading, Wiring A.
rnhmetie. Geography. History, Grammar, Compost.
ton, Bellies Letters, Algrcba, Geometry, Asitouo-
my. and use Of the Globes, Natural History, Chem.
,stry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, with all that
is necessary 10 n complete English Educalion--
Also. the Greek, Latin, and French languages Mu-
sic, Instrumental aud Vocal, Drawing, Oil, Ivory,
and Miniature Painting, Fancy Work, &c. nc
IEkMS,-RoMd, including washing. bed, lights
aud luel, SllG per session OF Ten months; Tuition
va ExrRh CnAHons Greek, Latin aud French,
so caeh; Music $50; use OF Piano So; Drawing and
PAINTING $50 Fancy work Sl0.-No pupil will be
aaIiited fora shorter period than months. or hall
n session. Arrangements will be made Tor Young
Ladies who may be advanced IN science 10 attend
Chemistry, IN College, where they will BIO accom-
panied by some Of the teachers.
MIR. Bradshaw, has been particularly careful IN
procuring assistants of the highest order, md feels
confident, from the selection he has made, and from
the unrem,lting attention he IL resolved To b.s,Ow
In promoting the moral aud intellectual improvement
OF the pupils that The institution will be literally
patrpnised by an enlightened public. Tho strclcsl
attention will be paid by Mr.. x MIS-. Bradshaw, 10
the morals health, aud comfort Of the boardcfs who
will be treated in all respects members OF tho fam.
'ly aud who will during the hours oi prcpn,ory stu
dy be constantly under the care OF one oihe teach
REFERENCES.
Hon Samuel l.. Southland. Revd Archibald Al
cxander. ID. D. Of Princeton Profess bod, Professor
Mclean. Hon. L. d. Vroom, l.. l., ID Rev. Phil
Up Milledoller. ID. ID. President OF Rutgers College,
Professor Anthem, Columbia College, N. Y. Rcvd.
w. G, Brownlee, d. ID, New York. with number
Of others.
Lexington, Va. May . 1899.
Ma, q 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

" bill securing the right of trial by jury to fugitive
slaves has passed the lower House the New York Legisa
with only six dissenting Doth parties gave it
their support
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

10 Read the beautiful culogum upon Henry Clay from
tho Char lesion Courier. 1t stirs the blood like n trumpet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

As long as he content with praise and aat,.,y from
'oose organs of the Administration. which. bu, few
'' ago" were pouring upon his head those same
:, " "'''h winch they emptyug upon
"''s-denouneing him as another Caliline
-" '''"''ng INN with the foul eplhes which these
"ss are always ready 10 bestow upon all the
o"'s'en''ous opposefs Of unlimited Executive con.
wv over the Public purse,--we say so long as he is
e'"'eneu WITH the praise of the venal parasites OF
f'"e' ne may 40 on smoothly enough: But let him
o' MS friends once give an indication that he as
l'es 10 The chief seat in the synagogue" aud the
VIII speedily go forth against him, F." ON with
MS mead so much for b Buckingham
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Patent .x.re Aefces.

lust RECEIVED, A NEW SUPPLY OF
- F,eeman's Patent Axe Hclvcs, u good AZ.
uele for the sason.
ALSO,
in Store few boxes ORANGES and LEMONS,
in good order. all Of mhich oW be soid io,o for cas
by CHARLES PHELPS
Mlyg n
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.N.z.N.NOTH SCHZ.NE
For the EIcvc h of MI n Y
Look at shSs srtH your
Mammoth Prize Of S35 294 !!
| fine Capital /" Il,76ii!'
so Prizes " LOCO

For the benefit OF the Petersburg Mechanics Asso-
citation.
CLASS No. 3, for 1880.
TO be dracn at Aierdndria. Saturday The IN
day Of May, 1889, The Drdming mW be rece,red
al ms Office on "Wednesday, The 5h inst. at 90
clock II. M.
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RED HOUSE TAVERN,
Charlotte SOuufU, DM.

Ay.a, THIS ESTABLISHMENT is NOW nm
fesi der The management OF Mr.. w lliam Z. Har-
No. Wv, who Is wen qualified 10 attend 10 IL.
pedgc n,sc Il 10 former lienls AMI t-'-.''" '"'
he will ksep FOOD Table, Bar ana STABLE
with choice a, IL eiion Of the Good THINGS WINCH
our country affords. CLEMENT HANCOCK.
May I'M
=. The Richmond Country Wing and Rich
nond Enquirer will please 'ree't The above one month
(nncr form and forward their accounts TO This o.
fire.
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~ We invite attention to the LccrIom Ut or
the first page.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

ELOUR-Asu superior lot of good Mountain Flour
II for sale by HUNT 81 MARTIN.
Mayo is
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ET0rdar0s'e, !SHHAIery, Coach
sV0fcriUfS, Nc..

winch We are determined 10 sell a the lowest prices
The Hardware consists in part of Building Materials
OF every variety, Carpenters and Smiths Tools Ca
nal Shosels, Picks aud Maliocks. Scy,hes, Chains,
Kettles. Conce Mills, Castings, Iron, Steel Tin
Plate &c he.
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= A ID ID LIZ hs Y

Saddle Trees. Hog Skins, Sheep Skins, Buck Skins
Welting SKINS, Bus and SIrrups, Buckles. Webb,
Tacks, S,ddle,s Silk Whipsooks, Saddle,,,
Tools, Bosses. Martingnle Hooks and Rags md n
great variety of other articles IN ,his nur Inans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
HARDWARE 4 SADDLERY,

"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED, aud are
W now opening a large aud very splendid sup
NV n(
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HUrdHNre and Cutlery.
Il. =. MILLER,
LATE MILLER Il ISDYALL,

A II THE OLD STAND, has just received his
n SPRING SUPPLY Of
yzaCDW:gkE AMI CUTLERY,
embracing N assortment as extensive and complete
a. ia usual in ms or any other market. Those
yisbnr 10 purchase arr. les in his line of business
are most respectfully invite to eve HIM call Great
Mains have been to select articles I. good quality
His stock embraces in part
IRON AND ST Il Il l.
In all their varieties, Castings Grain, Grass and
Bramble Scyhes, Scythe Sueths. Sckles, Manure
and Hay Forks, Spades and Shoveles Of all kinds,
Wedding and Garden Hoes, Garden and Hay Rakes,
Manila Rope to II inches, Nails and Brads, Wag
on, Can and Cauyall Boxes Wheat and Meal
Selves Wood Ware, together with Carpenters
and Joners Tools, Black Smiths Tools, Building
Materials. Housekeeping Utensils, Agricultural I'm
pemens, &c. &c. Aud shall be receiving from Time
to time additions TO this stock as circumstances
may require. We have on hand small assortment
of saddlery. which will be sold extremely low fol-
Cash. to close the lot.
Mayo II I'm
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Review Of the EynchburE Market


Inspected the past week 1879 hhds. Of tobacco-a
very small business for the season of the year. To-
bacco is some brsher this, Than the last week. We
sold on the 9Th May, three ogsheads new g, GU nd
yellow tobacco, Al Sl7 25 dtto at $lS and
hid. made by Maj. Ben Hunter OF Campbell. of rich
new ground Oronoko, was sold at $26 so bought
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
ANN sMlTn ACADEMY,

- OBERT BRADSHAW, A. N. Principal
IA Miss Roycrafl, Miss o'Ilara and Miss Dngls,
assistant tear hers
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coach Dyukcrs' Materials.

Springs, Steps, Axlts. Bows. Hub Bands. JOINTS.
Dash Frames Lamps, Lacos and Frngcs, Moroc-
co skins and Patient Leather, Hinges, Coach haudlcs
ana Locks, aud Plated Brass aud Silver Mouldings.
Wcin,tc the attention OF pntclasersto our Goods,
AS we are disposed 10 offer both in price aud quality
very great induce.acnts. ...
THURMAN & SCHOOLFIELD. =
The Abinatfpm Statesman. Lexington, tFa.) Ga
xeite Danvllle X, porter aud FincasIle Democrat.
will insert the above twice, finuer FORM aud forward
their accounts To this Office
ADfil % ITS
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SslE Worm Eggs.


TVNHE subscriber offers small supply ofSNUFF
l. BOXES. PENCILS aud FRUIT KNIVES,
all Of sterling silver, new and beautiful style and
finish. For sale by Howell DAVIES.
May g ITS
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BOOK SALES.

DOok sales continued this evening, TO when
- III be added fine pa,en, Gold Lever Watches
aud onc Lady's Watch. c. PIELPE, Anc'.
May 9th IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

Ny ChnrtCs ThFIVs, AUCVTs
C.I.s.gL STOCK 1T AUCTION.
TWILL SELL, on Saturday tho 18th inst iS
i iron, of the Market House. large cart Horses.
Mule, 10 horse Carts and Harness, Crowbsrs,
Picks, &c. Nc. Terms ~ sale
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.
Mayo IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18

SUICIDE FROM APPREHENSION OF DEATH.
Mr. James LaIley, OF the firm of Laley
q McCrackan, propretors of an extensive
shoe mandatory at Norwalk, c., and also
Off heavy establishment in N. Orleans,
committed suicide on Tuesday night at
Tammany Hall, by taking laudanum. -
From the evidence before the coroner, on
an inquest held upon the body yesterday,
1t appears that the deceased was a native
OF Ireland. aged As; that his only relative
In this country is a brother, residing in this
city. He arrived here about three weeks
since from New Orleans, and took lodgings
at Tsmmany Hall. He was seriously in-
disposed, and upon consulting physicians
was pronounced to be in hopeless decline.
This communication seemed very much to
depress his spirits, and induced, to all an.
pearance, the rash act Of swallowing four
ounces Of laudanum-an empty phial Of thai
size, labelled laudanum, being found by biz
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18

FARMING AT THE WEsT.-In La Porte
county Indiana, the Wing states as a
sample of the mode OF farming in that re-
glon, that one farmer is seeding 500 and
another 500 acres to wheat this season.
we have often been surprised that men
who can command, say $1,000 in cash, do
not enter into the business OF raising wheat
in the western country, instead Of risking
their means by hazardous shaving in The
eastern towns. A section Of first rate
government land, acres $40 can he bought
for $500. To break it up, harrow 1t &C.,
it prairie, will cost abou, $4,000. To fence
it in one field will cost perhaps a or $500,
certainly, not to exceed the latter sum; and
the seed will cost $500 more. To har-
vest the crop, with the present scar.
city Of hands, will cost at the outside not
more than Sl00-with the aid of modern
improvements, machines, &c. it could be
done 70! less. Here then we have an ag.
gregate of expenses Of $500, including
the first cost of the land, and the labor and
expense of breaking it up and fencing
AT the lowest estimate the land will yield
20 bushels to the acre--25 and 80 is con-
sidered an average crop,--but taking the
lowest. and from GAO acres we shall have
1880 bushels Of wheat, which at only SO
cents bushel give net profit TO the
produce. over and above every expense, Of
1000. The profit in all succeeding years
can be nearly treble. What business will
yield such returns on The capital invested
| with so much certainly and SO little per.
| peXjty,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18

bedside. On his table was letter. saying,
the physicians had pronounced his doom,
and that he should die suddenly adding
the request that he might be buried in the
clothes he wore, and not be subjected to
surgical examination.
The verdict of the Coroner's jury was,
"deceaSed came to his death by taking
laudantm, while laboring under depress-
ion of spirits produced by sickness and
physical deblIty."-N Y, Amer.
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VOL. XUT--No. Ga
On motion Of Mr. Dillingham;, the House
adjourned until Monday morning next.

SATU HDAY, 9 O'Clock L. Nj,
STANDARDIZATION One from sundrv
inhabitants Of Bra;teboro', one from inhah
i'ants Of Nottingham and Halifax, one
from females Of Whitingksm. and three
from sundry inhabitants Of Lupenburgh,
were introduced and severaly referred to
the Committee on Temperance Memorials
when the senate adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18

A resolution was received from the SEN
ate providing for the publication of 600
copies ola directory designating boarding
houses, rooms &c. OF members, which was
adopted.
Mr. Fisk of Watervlle offered a resolu.
ton to furnish each of the members and
officers ofthe House and Senate one daily
and one weekly newspaper, published in
this Village which was adopted.
A resolution was received from the
Senate appointing TO- morrow afternoon for