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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
T.. ". WI Tx Tvs ,
Attorney at Law.

fLate Of Prime Ed'0ard c. H.
HAS REMOVED his Office to FarnlViIIc
Il l. and attends the Courts Of Prince Edward
Charlotte, Lunenburg, and Cumberland counties.
REFERENCES.
J. q. Meem Esq.
VIM. s. Rcd,J.: Esq. Lynehbws.
II. Laughorus, Esq.
F.& J. S. Ja,nes&Co B;otn,o,5
Baldwin, Kent & Co. "''""'0"a
Lyle, Booker & Co. Fa,m,;u,
Nv. & SD. Morton, r""'""
Farmve, March 10 w2w il
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OrricE, }

BALTIMORE PATRIOT OrrIcn
Tuesday, l O'Clock, =. ". :
Flouf-Cny Mills-The operations in tins de-
scrpuon have been limited, aud the stock in market
very light. Sales were made yesterday AT 81 621 q
81 IS. day, some holders refuse to sell at tho
former pilce.
Howard street.-The receipts this week have been
fair We quote hom wagons at 81 37d sales of
several hundred barrels were made yesterday from
stores nj - so; aud another at 81 ga.
Grain-Wheat, leo 10 GEMS
Rye-l00.
Corn-White SO "a yellow IS.
Oats-40 a AZ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

o. McssIs. Gordon and Garland commenced
thef Congressional canvass last Monday, at Louisa
Court. MAJ Garland occupied about three hours
III his address, and was replied 10 at some length by
General Gordon. To-day these gentlemen are ex.
peeted at Amherst Court. TO hold forth to the peo-
pie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

IL Governor Seward has sent Special Message
10 the Legislature OF New York. on the subjec, OF
the troubles which threaten the Norheas' ern Dor
der. He recommends the Legislature to pass reso-
lullons approving The course Of Congress- and that
the Legislatures of other States should do the same
that Foreign nations may know that we are a uni
ted people, jealous of our sovereignty, and de-
'ermined to resist aggressons upon the rights or ter
rilory OF the Union.
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VEN GOODS.
~ 4 III OF. y 4 BELL,

u IKE NOW RECEIVING their SPRING.
"OODs. portion OF which IL very fine,
new and desirable. to which they particularly invite
tue attention OF the ladies'. The following are por-
ton received, VIZ:
gro de Rhine. Gro lie Paris and Mateon Silks
,ue"selln de Lame, new aud beautiful,
black Silk FInges, assorted widths
victoria Skirts, very handsome
Linen Cambria landkereheis PLAN and hem
stitched
Grass Cloth a., ,.,, s,.
Black Tibet Gloves, new article and ye,y su pc i.
nor,
do Mus, do do do do
40 do long do do do
Gtenadine do a.so,,.d .l,,,s
french iiorsesk'n do ,e,y fine.
White Cotton Hose do do do
Black Morayan do do do
All OF which will be sold ON very reasonable TERMS
March Is irot
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MARRlAGlsS-

marned' on the e6th ult, by the Rev. Fredericl
GOODWIN Mr.. Hall NELSON. of Richmond. I,
Mss MAR, ARCHER. daughter Of Mrs. Ma,v Mitch
ell OF La Grange, Augusta county.
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.VEU' .7EKKT:1LN 1T
lie T. MS.

lust RECEIVED BY STAGE direct from
- New York, two trunks, containing many rich
and beautiful FANCY ARTICLES, which will
be followed in few days by a general assortment
Of New Spring Goods,
Matehl5 2th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

IL Wing from Principle" must be content
with The space already occupied in the discussion Of
the Senatorial election. We cannot spare our col
umns lorany thing more upon that subject at present
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

A T a Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
~ Gerry, continued aud held Tor tho town Of
Lynchbuig al the court house, in the said Tow H. on
Thursday, the 25,h day OF October 1893 sitting as
"A Court OF Chancery
Sarah l.. North, Plaintiff
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GNrtien NNN klOsrer Seeds.

4 fresh aud full assortment of ID. Iandreth's
"a Garden and Flower Seeds jus, come TO hand.
and for sale by r. SrABLER.
March lS On il
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a. We are authorized to announce JOHN
WADE and SAMUEL HALE, Esqrs., as candidates
for re-eection,to the next House of Dele gates from
the county OF Franklin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

Pc. s...;.. NJ nv. ....,.. ,..,
Tuition in D,,bns,apby. R,aJ,ne A w,i,;,, SO sr
:, ENGLISH Grammar tieo1,,,hv ~.
to,y A,,thm,t,e and, ,omno.i,,on - M
q" Ancient Ian,n,,,. NInh,mn,;e. w
Cbemixt,y Moral Nn,u,,l and In,cI,,c
! ,uaI pb,losonby. Rbr,o,ic mud Logic on M
| All Communications addressed IN HE subscribe,
| At Iyn,hbn,, will MR., win ,,omp, ,,,,,,io,
/ Nv COODNAN
The attention of the pubhc il directed 10 the fol
low,n, ,,,nmmcn1,,,o,a.
Ereb,, i, ,c,,, ,,,,,,s, !, ,b, .,,s, of EJ,,,io,
he, leave 10 commend 4, m, eom,nnni,y III. ncy
NJ, Gondm,, a. !, o.n,i.,,, .r hi,h h,.,,,. =,
,;n,,en,s nd :, ,,, =. ,.I, ;.
/, giyss mo- ,,,rh ,,,.as,,. ., .,,,, ,h,, Il. In,
conducted , ,ehool in ,Ls ,c,o,,v much Ia nj, owl
credit to the improvement of his pnp,ls and TO the
entire satisfaction of the parents OF the children en-.
trusted To his charge The rapid progress made by
his &C no lars as cvinred by nm cxam,nni ion which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
FEMALE SCHOOL.

TuE SECOND SESSION Of the suhsc,iber's
! School, will begin on Monday, lth OF March.
~ the basemen, story Of tho Methodist Protestant
Meeting house Tho location Is central. The room
conmodons aud every way suitable TO the end for
when Is designed. The Of instruction will
DO liberal including nil The branches Of n ,ough
English and Classical education Pupils may enter
at any ''mebu iora less time than one entire
sion Nodeducon Tor absence, unless IN case Of pro-
tracted Illness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

BORDER DIFFICULTlES.-The tone of The
Nova Scotia and Maine ,idnss, j. quite warl,ke,
and If Maine and the Provinces Of Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick, had the decision of the matter,
we have no doubt there would be blood she'd But
will the United States and Great Britain, whose bu
alone, ii is to make suffer single State or
Province 10 involve the two nations in an unnec
~ and sanguinary conflict We hope not, aud .,ill
trust this matter will be amicably settled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
CoMMIssloNER's OFFICE,
Lynchburg, March 10, 1889.

The parties III this will take notice, that
have appointed Friday, the 26lli day OF April next.
to commence The report directed by the foregoing
order ,f CONT; which day, al the hour OF ten
o'clock in the morning, they are requested TO attend
at NV office 10 this town, with their proofs and CO
pies of court papers prepared Tor examination and
report JANIS BEN Aoi'C.
March Is Win
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Mammoth Scheme.
Look at mis- !SrhFssSC a.. :. i.

TO BE DRAWN TOMORROW!
. Prizes of sl0,O5O each +, !
10 do - 1000 do , !. !
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CtPA KLlNG WIN $, LO N
- don Mustard and Havana Seg0rs

Burgundy, Hook, Nup,ual IL jolly IL Co. Sparkling
Wines of the FIRST ORDER. GESUINE LONDON
Mustard in Jars, and REAL HAvANsA Segars, re-
ceived and for sale by HOW'LL DAN lhS.
March II u "
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II L A N q 9 .

TNHE SUBSCRIBER is now constantly receiving
Il and offers Tor SALE the superior and well known
PIANOS,
made by Chckering q Mackays, Boston. They
will be sold near TO mandatory prices freight,
insurance etc. will admit OF, and warranted upon the
receipt, to be both Of superior tone and durable
terials. Being sole Agent for Lynchburg and the
surrounding country. the lovers OF Music respect
fully invited to call aud examine for themselves, in
preference to the risk Of sending to distant places
without their choice. The following gentle
men among others have been supplied with the a
bove instruments. and can testify their undisputet
merits, both as musical Instruments, and as elegant
y finished furniture.
F. Sydnor, Esq,
Jesse l.. Perry, Esq,
J. G. Meem, Esq. Lynchbmg.
ii. S. Langhorne, ESQ,
Sam. Scott, Esq
Edw w. Johnson Esq, Roanoke
q. Bozzaotra, Professor Of Music, Fem. Aca.
X. J. RYPMA.
March Is WOW if
Lexington Gazette, Lewisburg Enquirer and
Fincaste Democrat will copy the above six times in
side form and send there accounts to this office FOL
collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
Plaintiff,


Elijah Fletcher, William Rnckrr, executor Of
William Ruclcr, decd, Barnard Ruckcr Jacob
,as Albou Nc Daniel and james Bcnagh,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

'en'-no' solely because he is so firmly welded to 4
measure which Maj Garland believes 10 be so per
ncions, but because the course pursued by the ad.
mnstration aud lis friends towards its supporters.
who differ from ii upon this question is one Of ..un
compromising hosulity"-of memorable ha,red-of
despotic vengeance: Because. involved in its deci-
SION is the great question. whether the Executive
Is the supreme power in this land, whose orders the
Representatives. OF the People are bound to obey
aques'ion, IN comparison with which all others are
insignificant The Wings have been con,endiag.
IRON 1880 until now against the doctrine of Execu
i've OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doctrine which lays the
axe at the root Of Rel rcseutaiive independence aud
Popular heedon-and in this holy they are vii
ling 10 receive as allies and friends every man, who
sensible Of lis Importance, is prepared TO 60 TO ali
proper lengths with them in maintaining the oriei-
nal character ofour institutions, and ar,esling in tie
fst stages of their development, their tendency 10
degenerate into the government of ONE MAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
At EN- lilo n!

A Il II EN- TlON!
HI1E Troop attached to the SD Regiment Viz
Il gnia Militia, will parade al Campbell Court
House, at IL o'clock, on the second Saturday In
April next, that being the time appointed by the
Regmenta Court of Enquiry, in conformity with
the vote ola majority of the Company, to hold the
Spring Company Muster.
LAWRENCE A. HORTON 'Sere't.
BY Order Of the Captain.
March q u3A
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TICE TO rAumE ms :.

" 4 are compelled to defer receiving any othc,
W Wheat than that engaged lor the present
season, as our mills require repair and the quantity
on hand Is as much We eau grind by the com
mencrmeni Of the approaching harvest.
Our term OF co-paitnership expires on the LIST
oil July All persons having CLAIMS against us and the
concern OF hanghorne X Burton. will bring them
forward for collection, and those indebted will please
make immediate payment. as ii is desirable tina, the
business should be completed.
LANGllORNE, BURTON LANGuORNE.
March Is ow
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Virginia state Lottery,


do do 10000!
10 Prizes 2OOO!!
Virginia state Lottery.
For the benefit of the Leesbu,g Academy.
CLASS No. for 500.
To be drawn at Alexandria on Saturday the o3d
March. o. The Official List Of the Drawing " III
be received at this Office Tuesday the Goth
inst. al O'Clock =. NJ.
Mammoth Scheme.
4 Prize Of $3J.205 10 Prizes Of $ y, 900
do of 10000 90 do OF $50
| do of 1000 Poo do Of 200
| do of 5525 100 do Of $50
Besides a great number Of 800, $50. $50 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets SlO-llalves $5-Quarers 81 SO.
For sale IN 4 great variety Of choice Numbers at
TALBO1"S LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders liom the Country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Plize Tickets, Tor Tickets IN any Vn-
gina Scheme drawnby ID. S. Gregory u Co. Mana.
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange ON
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(post paid) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lpehburs, la
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brilliant Scheme

DK.IU'EvGS KElERu.ED.
The following numbers were drawn Ion the
Petersburg Lottery,
CLASS, ., FOR 1889
At Alexandra on Saturday the 9Th March, viz:
AZ 60 % &c 7 II CO % 81 rs 81 s
And the following were the drawn numbers for the
Richmond Academy Lottery.
EXTRA CLASS, No B. FOR 1889.
At Richmond on Tuesday the 10Th March, viz:
4 50 81 7 SO 50 81 II 80 10 60 AZ 10
Handsome Prizes sold at
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES!
TO BE DH.lJV:.v THIS U.Y:EE

Talbo,'s Lottery and Exchange Once,
Lynchburg. March 18Th 1892 s
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NORFOLK LOTTERY.

Tickets only IS. Shares in proportion.
NORFOLK LOTTERY.
EXTRA CLASS, No t. ron 1899.
To be drawn al Richmond on Tuesday, 10 II March,
a." The drawing will be received at this Office,
Thursday, the 2lst inst. at . o'clock,P. NJ.
brilliant Scheme.
I Prize Of $4,000 rs OF $1,000
do of 10000 40 Prizes Of $50
do OF $500 50 do OF $50
do of 20S9 - do of 100
Besides great many of $50 $40 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only $5-llaves--S2 50--Quarters
% For sale al
TALBOTS OFFICE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-04
n l. n BOR or YE n r S
REDUCED TO 12 HOURS!

"A KEN S celebrated System Of Wiring.
IA which combines elegance with freedom,
and rapidly with beauty of execulion, con-
tinues TO BIO taught day and evening, with tho
most distinguished success.
This, tho American Standard System Of
Writing, applicable to all the useful purposes
OF life and business, and attainabo by persons
ofal ages and of every capacity from 8 to 60
years, taught in 10 easy lessons of one hour
each, no matter how bad the present writing
may be, by Mr. AIKEN, inventor of the Bone
Aide for the relief OF trcmulous writers.
Mr.. Aiken, finishing Writing Master aud
teacher Of Short Hand, Inventor and sole
Instructor ofthe American system of Writing,
will now continuc,- for limited term longer,
TO communicate his system with that uni.
lormty and brliaucy Of success which has
excited the wonder and commands the suilra.
ges of the enlightened, the rejecting and the
critical.
Mr. A. respectfully soicts the attention Of
he public TO the many advantages derived
from knowledge Of this system, which in its
various notifications is adapted not only TO
commercial pursuits, but to the separate affairs
ST private life.
The ladies' mcot daily at IL o'clock. Cen
tlcmcn's classes, morning, afternoon, and
evening Academy over WAIT & TABoR's
Store, in Church street.
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1TMr, LUDGER DuyERNAY, late publ

O7Mr. LUDGER DUvERNAY, late publish.
or OF the MinerUe newspaper at Montreal,
and member Of the Provincial Parliament
al the time it was crushed by the iron heel
Of military despotism, has issued Pros.
pectus for publishing newspaper in this
village, IN French, to be called LIE Patriotic
Canadien. 1t is to be published weekly at
s. per annum =. Sentinel.
ANoTHER.--J. A. VAIL. Esq. Of Mont
pelier, has issued Prospectus for a news
paper at tina, place to be entitled the North
american. 1t will advocate solely the
cause of Canadian Liberty, without ned
ding with the party politics Of the U. States.
Terms one dollar per annum in advance. IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-04
WNE1N@H o M
FRIDAY MORN ING, JANUARY, A.

Mn. WIsE.-We publish to-day one Of
Mr.. Wises Characteristic speeches. II is
in his usual happy vein, and will be read
with interest by oil. Those who recollcct
the decided stand he took two years ago in
procuiming the corruptions of the govern
ment and demanding an investigation
which was denied him, and for which he
was denounced by The administration as q
foul calumnia,or-ca well appreciate the
enviablc position he now occupies. OF
Mr.. Wise a contemporary well remarks,
"his faults belong exclusively to his burn
ing southern blood, and the prejudces OF
southern educa,ion-his virtues are those
which arise from high order OF intellect
and passions of an eunobllng and exalted
cast. Bold, daring and impeluous' he
scorns artifce and intrigue, and openly as
sails vice, meanness and proAgacy where
ever he finds it, without respect Of persons
-s,u,ion or consequences. He seldom pau
les to consider whom he may offend, or tc
Measure the strength Of his means com
Jared with the power Of his opponents, Of
The vengeance which his exposures may
bring down upon himself. Ho seems de
termned to perform his duty to his country
promptly, plainly, and we may almost say
ecklessly, leaving others to work out lhe
politica salvation through q slower AM
more dubious process.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-04

independent and rising nation, and ne
having no occasion to lean upon any other
state or principally for help. That young
republic will continue to grow and thrive
by the irropressibc energy of its people,
and the influx Of streams Of additional
population and wealth. And if before the
lapse Of fifty years the Texan flag does
no, wave lriumphanlly over all that there
now is Of Mexico, effects must cease to
follow causes and prophecy be impotent to
discern events that are to come.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-04
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTICT OF CHTTENDEN. SIS.
The Honorable The Probate Court withia
and for the District Of ChiAenden, to The
creditors and others concerned in The es.
tale of David Goodhue tate Of Underhiil
in said District, deceased.
WHEREAS Oliver Goodhue, admins
w traitor ofthe estate of said deceased,
hath made application to this Court, to ex-
tend the time limited for making payment
of tho debts of said deceased, twelve
months from this date, and the 18th day OF
January next, being assigned for hearing
in the premises, at the Office Of the Regis,
ter of this Court, and it having been order.
ed that notice thereof be given, by publish
ing this decree two weeks successfully in
The Free Press, u newspaper printed at
Burlington, before the time fixed for hear,
ing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified, t.
appear before said Court, at the time and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-04
PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND & THIRD VOLUMES
OF BiSBEE' NEW
TCN THY DIAGAZI
OF European polite Literdture.

Of European polite Literature.
NNflIS Periodical will commence a new
Il volume on tn, first OF the ensuing month
(January 1880 aid will thereafter regularly
appear monthly. This Magazine, hitherto,
has been acknowledged one of the Cheapest
of the kind; yet III, Proprietors have made
arrangements to Enlarge as pages, so that
each number miH eOrtdia 900 ORDINARY ocrA.
vo FACES, readiHg matter; thus comprising
during the year, intwo volumes, 2400 pages
Of the best articles o be found in the latest
European Magazines and ANIMALS, together
with Embellishments, for tho trhing sum Of
So Year! Thi would BIO impracticablc,
were the Pfoprictots not in possession of
unusual facilities, b. which thcy will be ena.
blod faithfully to fulfil their engagements.
"Lesure and nancy" says an eminent
man, "bestowed umn instructive and enter
tanning periodical reading, can never be
abused or misapplied. Its good effects are
not confined TO preset intellectual enjoyment;
they pervado the future with an influence
alike salutary and pp,Ycrful."
The Now Monthly will continue to give
the cream Of the European Periodicals and
| Animals, intorspersnA tales of elegant fancy
and interest, with moal essays. instructive
literary crltsins, oloquo;t articles Of science.
| ana beautiful poetry. The selections are
made with view to clev.te the standard Of
tasto and morals, and ever, exerlon will DO
put in requistion to add TO he literary a,lrac.
tons and usefulness Of this work.
| Tho business ofthis Magazine must neces
sarlly be conducted on the CAsi SYsTEm,,s the
proprietors do not require oftlhir paying sub.
scribers 4 bonus Of % per ccnl to make az
for losses occasiohed by dclinyuonts. Pay
mont, therefore, must invariabl. be made II
a1vance.
TERMS.-I THREE Dollars a yeer, in advance
or one dollar severity five cents, for SIX months
Half yearly or quarterly payments IN advance
will be received, If without expense {, the Fro
prietors.
Any person who viii procure five yearly yubscr
i bers, and remit the money 10 the Pioprielors, wi
be entitled 10 sixth copy.
Ciubsremttlng $i2F, will be entitled to 10 copic
for one year.
G5-Pos Masters ,hrouIh out the United State
and Canada are requested to act as Agents for tt
NEW MONTHLY, and receive the customary con
missions.
This work will be ,rinrel on sheets so large til;
the postage on each lumber will be only tour an
a half cents for 100 niles and seven and half cen
! over that distance.
r3@AIl communications, Posi- PAID, should
addressed to
LUCIAN |. BisBEE s. Co.. Proprietor
OR f, W. BRADLEy & Co., Publisher
Store. NJ, Astor House, Broadway
1
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Eli Thayer's Estate.

WE THE sUnscRIBERs, having been
w appointed by the Honorable the pro
bate Court for the District Of Chlttenden
commissioners to receive, examine and ad.
just the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Ell Thayer, late Of
Shelburn, in said district, deceased, repre-
sented insovent, and also all CLAIMS and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the day oithe date hereof
being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our
appointment, at the dwelling house of Ruth
Thayer, IN SheIburn, in SAID district, or
he Goth day of June next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on said day.
Dated this Goth day of December, A. d
1888.
HIRAM PERSON, 1con,
LEVI COMSTOCK, Jr. "o''''''
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II T. X A 8

This new republic, with its one starred
banner, appears to be enising considerable
attention, and is destined no doubt, ere
= many years roll away, to make a dslin-
Suished figure among the nations Of the
oarth. lis soil, climate, natural produc
tons, position, and the character of lis
institutions and it's people. all consplre 10
prove that the march of mind, improve
wen;, wealth, prosperity and power, in this
Vublic, are rapidly and resistlessly on
Word. Already churches are built, bible
eGeielies formed, the sword Of life" dis.
pensed, and considerable omelioralion OF
morals effected. Gen. Lamer, q gentle.
man Of distinguished talents and of great
energy of character, has been inaugurated
a. President Of the republic, and his mes
sage TO the National Legislature, very
able ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS volumes in favor OF
tho resources and increasing prosperity Of
TexA,
\ lie 'saarticularly explicit on the subject
OF the ann,xation Of that republic to the
United States, which he is decidedly oppo-
ssd to, and for WITCH he gives enlightened
reasons. lie considers Texas as fully
able to stand alone in the world, as q new
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-04
The Boxer Engne Company celebrated

The Boxer Engine Company celebrated
its ninth anniversary, on Wednesday eve
ming. The attendance was a full one, and
we are glad to find that the company is in
prosperous condition. Charles l.. Nelson
is commander for the current year. Our
friend Howard spread one of his best tables
on the occasion, the merits OF which were
very eloquenlly discussed over bottle Of
old Madeira, accompanied by a gentle
sprinking of song aud sentiment. Success
and long life to all men at crank.