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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
EsoHAN POTATOES.

4 HAVE Tor sale small lot o. "a % ~ IL ~
L - u Il II n % Il y. warranted gcnu.
lue 1t viii be seen by reference 10 the Nov. No OF
the CultivHof. that one bushcl was raised from one
Poaioe, and hat from bushel seed seventy four
bushels were gathered. Persons wishing To obtain
some of these valuable Potatoes can be supplied by
early applica llon TO CHARLES PHELPS.
DEE 10
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J an. 80
Mr. Moses Mays

WE. Moses l. Mays:
- lR TAKE NOTICE. that on the first day
~ oil March next at the house nC Peter Rutherford
10 the county OF Nelson, State OF Virginia aud on
the lst day OF April next, At The house OF Charles
Flood, in the county Of Oldham, in the Stale OF
henlucky shall proceed To take the drpositions Of
sundry witnesses, TO be read evidence in cause
now depending IN the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Nelson county, in which
you are plaintiff, and /, as Executor of Austio
Wright, deceased am defendant; and shoul1 said
deposilons not be taken those days they will be
taken on the succeeding days, Sundays excepted.
LAVENDER LONDON, Exorof
Austin Wright, decd
jan oo w4w
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ALSO.

/
ALSO.
A very large and well selected assortment Of every
tiiipg ~ The llsIdWafIe iur. Furniture and Tools
for Cabinet Makers. MIL Virgins Tanners, Ac.-
House Keepers ~ III GHd Tenders, Andirans, ShOg-
els and long, kpses and Forks. Spoons, Tea
Boards and Walters. Tea Kettles. Bel Metal ketlrs,
sauce Fans. Frying Pans, Plated and Brass Candle
slieks. Suuiiefs aud Trays Baskets. Mats. SPIT
toons. Buckets Tubs Coffee Mills. Coffee and
Tea Pots. Patent Coffee Pots, Leg. Boilers, Steak
Dishes, Urns, Nursery Lamps. Casiofs. Dish
Gosets, Bushes Of Ill Kinds. Venetian and other
Blinds. Curtain Bands and Pins, and almost every
klnd Cooking Utensils.
ALSO,
splendid assortment OF Pocket anil Pen Knives
SeissoIs, Raz RS and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles
&c.
Shoyes, Spades, Forks, Mill, Cross Cut and Pit
Ssws,Cast Steel warranted, Trace Halter, Log and
Filth Chlusi Nail Rods, aud a general assortment
OF Iron.
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing in his
llne,io give Inn call. be IS determined 10 sell
both hoesale add retail cheap similaf Goods
can be had IN Virginia. Merchants before going
to Richmond. would do well TO examine the stock
aud prices the SIGN or THE GOLDEN AN
VII.
Jan, 80 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

Tas EsrLoRisa EsssnlrIoS.-The 1. :. ship
Niaeianes aud peae;,ek Lrs psnuol.e AMI
sehoane, flyiae kiyir. were at ola,eits, Sucieis
slsods, ON the b.h September, masking surveys Of
The hassers, lie. and ere 10 sad m sle~ DAYS =
cruise The whale ship Airdstenk. arrived A.
Waod's Hole. reports that tie officers aad crew,
wee I'll ~ good leahh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
sFsgss .s.s.sB DR.sgy.Lsss
BEAUTIFUL GOODS

BEAUTIFUL GOODS!
&tPLENDlD Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- Merno ManLas
Black, blue black aud other colors, Irish TabinetI
rare, cheap and most beautiful article,
Black, blue black and other colors Plain aud richly
figured Silk, some very exquisite styles.
Uneommouly rich aud beautiful Paris Nous de
LANES,
Black aud blue black Chay de LANES.
Togetaer with great many other Articles, com
pfsias large, cheap and beautiful assortment OF
Goods for the Ladies. WM. NJ. DAVIS q Co.
No.. Ia Is
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.NOsife.

A LII those indebted 10 the late finn of Clay &
"A thornton are hereby notified that unless they
come forward and make immediate payment of IN cir
respective dues 10 The undersigned, or TO Messrs
Cobbs &Arinstead of Lynchburg. WHO are author
lzed to act Cor him in his absence from town. they
viii be put IN train for collection by law since lon
ger lndulg ence canDoi, nor will not be given.
JUNlAS A. CLAY.
Feb wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

A gentleman al the Theatrr. on "wednesday e.
vcninR, had his pocket cut. and his pocket book,
continuing several hundred dollars. taken out
From tic ingenuity Of the eni, il ia evident il W..
done by an adept IN such ysllainy
R,eimori Thig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
40 TANNERS.

wish TO employ Tanner for the presen'
N year. man with a small family would De It
lerfed.-Non need apply but such can come ",,.
reco nnended-A letter addressed TO me at Low Cd
ton, Nelson County Va. will be promptly aSI'
to. HARDIN PERKINS
LIN IN r.s w3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

POISONED CHEESE.-A number OF families
81 Williamsburg, we're last week sickened by eating
s"sheiesome cheese. Among them were The families
81 Lemuel Richardson. ESQ.,, aud Judge Conselyea.
We are happy to state, however that no serious
seqnssces ensued. and with appropriate remedies
applied by themselves. their symptoms became al
ssisied, and they soon received their health,
ff14a n. Y. Sun
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NO sl,2'.

HfllE undersigned nov ready to receive wheat.
II during The season, for which he will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
thai IA every ease where wheat is sent to the MILL
aud no price agreed upon, IT is stored in the Mil
At the risk Of the pIanterso long as the price remains
unsettled rs he is ouly MILLER, an1 not an lnsu-
ref asalns fine, water, &c ALIEN. MUNDY.
Aug Ia
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et.F'SEEE.s'GT0.Y EY.EkE.
Columbus, fJississinus

ID A N - X ID q + ~ KYLE
I'VE Pforretofs having recently taken charge OF
n tbs pleasant and well known establishment,
tlme John y. Bracken's,) corner Of Washington
and Market Streets, respectfully inform the public
lpal they are prepared to c0mnodate Daily
Monthly, or Yearly Boarders on reasonable terms
and from long experience IN This line are nattered
with the belief that they give entire satisGaction
even 10 the most fastldious The Table will be
FURNISHED win The best the country affords, and the
establishment with attentive and orderly servants
under strict supe, vision and control.
Good Stables wrh attentive 4 careful Ostlers be-
long to the premises, which will al all tunes be pro
nded with an abundance Of proyender.
w. +. cambridge.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbus Mississippi Jan. 80 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

LEGISLATION OF CiScIxsArr.-The total popp-
lailon VI Cincinnati and suburbs according TO re-
cent eeusos IS forty seven tho usand nine hi udfed.
The p"pu'alieo. IN $780, less than twenty ven
h"nsaad. Increase in niue years. ever twenty thou
sand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
POLITICAL.


Frcr he Psfervssey S1ptesnaa.
WY DeN,r ME COME
WI, dca't he eeme | ~ender Why
Ne Iinxrrs sosl =
eo~ls ~ hul hear nv ncnsi,s Sigh.
Hs'1esua return % me. =
Bot ~ perhaps he esnn,t come
TIE thought Wakes me rave -
q Ne may be TAR away from hume
TIE dark bl.te sea his grave
Why doa', he come '--couid he bat know
The Torture ofmv heart itHf
Ne wcsid not. cond not, ,rrat
We'd meet part
- Psrh.ps he's in some heather land
Nov bound unto the stake
While round him dance the savage band
Oh save him for my sake
VII, don, he come film no mors
To see his smiling face,
Fsrcweil To iiEe-its joys yer
l seek resting place.
Pschance he's prisoner in some cell
Confined though innoceni
And DER him tolls the mdnish, bell.
Oh cruel men releni
WI, don't he GOMEZ Atiwight's hour
! enen think Of him
And time we've spent in Wonder bower
Al. now so dresry and dim
Be hu.h'd dali bousht-avauu, my fears
His ship rides in the bay
Oh can now rcstruii my tears,
And welcome him to-day. fEMlNA.
ASSOCIATIONS.
There's not heart, however rude,
But hath little flower
Tobfighten mp It's solitude,
And scent the evening hour.
There no, heart however cast
BY Estef and sorrow down,
But hath sumo memory of tho pn,t
7olvve and call It's own.
SQUEEZING.
How difhden, the beauss have grown,
In fac, they're perfect ehurls
Such shameful coljnrss is shown,
They never squeeze the sirls.
But females have devised al plan,
IN lieu OF these cold elves,
They now, oh, shame upon you man ,
With eorscfs squeeze themselves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

KEEPS constantly foi
sale. Building Materials
w. Locks aud Hinges oil
all kinds, Bolts. I.aiehes,
Scress. Mails. Glass dc,
Carpenters Tools. VIZ
Planes, saws, Chissels.
Augets, Squares, Axes,
IIlmineIs.llalelIels. Bfaee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

ciedr Casa man brought before Jus.
uee OF The Peace for stealinss spade. Tn. Jus
ice asked The what evidence he had To pro-
duce Of the truth IL the charge
have two witnesses who will swear they saw
him steal IL
lie lien demanded Of the accused What defence
he bad TO make.
can btng Twelve men no will s~esl they did
not see me steal H.
Ga winch the Judge pronounced ii very elsar
case Of twelve against two, aid dismissed the com
plaint- Ihngajian Gasefte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

Deah Nv fAarcoat--ln- Homer y. Y. two
daughters aged 10 aud y. OF Mr g y Sl8eapb.
took with them Ia their b.dfuam. kettle Of Goa. In
tie MORN one fund iead aud the other insen-
sibe. The later was with difficulty recovered. The
mother aware of the daneer of hsrniue charcoal
~ .lose toota but sepndsed there could be nU
dtnger N usng The live eoaIs Itonl The stove.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
pIN<SYLkANIA

The Philadelphia L. S. Ganeue Of Tuesday
says:
We arc informed that Thomas Dunlap. Esd
President Of tic Bank Of tie Uniled States Vel.
tcrday made arrangements for an advance 10
lhe Stale of $4,000 on behalf OF this insttutioa
and such OF The other bsuksRs might unnr IA H. a.
monesi which the Guard and Prnn,slssnta Banks
have tnmedalely agreed IN participate TO the extern
Of 100000 each; run progision Is thus made 15f
Tic payment of all interest due public debt al home
AMI abroad, aod a prof furnished Of the SIN.
eere d'sire which is cherished ty our great Stale
Institution TO ophold The best Interest Of Pennsysa.
MA aud TO maintain her falih unianlsheI."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
CIGARS! a}Esala rs!

1.-TWO CASES very superior Prncipe Cigars
J. just received aud Tor sale 10y the box) by
+, ECHOLS.
Dacembero Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

Y Late news from Canton TO Septembc, 25h)
shnss information that Captain Smih. of the Brush
snit solgahad given nouee OF his intention block
ale CANON but Afterwards reyoked il upon the pro-
Test Of subjects Of the u. States aud others
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
EsGSa * MARTIN,
OppOeI.c the Posi- Office.


RElNG determined 10 sell al very reduced prices
- all Goods exclusively adapted 10 the winter
tnde respectfully invite the attention ofthe public to
their stock OF heavy Wooliens and Lnseys for Ne.
eroes, Point DulIel, Rose and Whitney Blankets,
Kentucky Jeaus, Sttineits, French and English
Merinos Shamls Carpeline, Hearth Riggs ia.
and Seal Cup, dc &c. All Of which will be Offer
ed at mere Com3nsson,o close he stock by sprnr
D,c. s.
M T. have on hand a Box Of X. A. Elett's best
w CHEWING TOB.GGO,
Which is really avery superior article
BAILEY x WOMACK.
Nov. IS !.
NNE RECElVEDa few days 81, CO a few Bas-
w kets CT nmpaigh Vine OF the Star Brand q
few Thousand Cigars of superior quality and an
interesting lot OF French Brandy. Rum, Particular &
Sicily Madeira Wine. BAILEY Il WOMOCK.
Jsnnarys Is
SHIRTS .E.s'sb DKs.g sy.ElsS
MEMS superior Silk Shuts
Ifh Ladies' do do
Mems Buck do
3" Mefino do
- Lambs Wool do
Mcrino, Lambs Wool, aud Buokskn drawers Of
all qualities.
On band and for sale at low prices by
HUNT x MARTIN.
Ociol Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
AN EASY ROAD TO WEALTH
MOrUs MuifiCauiis and silk Worm

ESss Tor sale.
4 HAVE one hundred thousand Morus Uuliicou
u Hs ShPS raised from trees of luxurant growth
in the vicinity Of Lynchbu,g, and Fifty Ounces of the
genuine Mammoth IIhite Double crop SIX Norm
Eggs, which would engage on accommodating
terms, deliverable at any thine before the first of Anil
next The Eggs will be sold by the ounce or thou
sand Orders from distance will be strictly at,en
ded to if addressed TO DAVID b. PHELPS
Lynchburg, Va
Nov ii 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
CONVENTION OF TOBACCO PLANTERS.

CONVENTION OF TOBACCO PLANTERS.
We eIeerfulIy give place TO the looainc letter
ssd notice. by winch vii be seen thar u. deem
- u import 10 the Interests OF Tobacco Plan
tsrs that another Convention should assemble 10
BE held in this CITY on the iifsl DAY nf Nav n.,i
-nh . view to Considering what farther measure,
shs necessary for effeelins a reduction Of the one
us duties levied on American Tobacco IN loreisn
ssuutnes NJ hi
WASHINGTON. JANuARr IS lsin
DEAR StR; WheH The Convention OF Tobacto
Plsde,s. ever which you presided, vas he'd IA this
suy. IN 1887, to mtmotiaze Con- press IN telalinn
"a the high duties and restrictions imposed in tor
siga ceuatries upon the importation OF Tobacco from
the Unued States. Mas resolved that the presiden,
1.-the Convention call together another meeting al
The Pisn,ers. at such tine and place as be nlehi
dsvm espedient.
many tobacco planters, aud Others deeply ntetc. ed
10 this matter, have suggested The ptnptety of ynur
again seuing them time durins the cp.uipr
spring
The continued heavy burdens upon this slanle in
these countries where II Is admitted, and The de prrs
sed siste OF tbs tobacco market. without an lncteaso
81 production, call Ion an examination aud inquIt,
iaie the causes.
II the present state Of things is TO continue !, u
Of Importance 10 the planters tia, they should be an.
Pris-d Of The fact. Ii remedy may be DEVISED ia.
ssehe' measures are adopted better, ihsfeore
respectfully call your attention to the subiert
Very respectfully, your nbrdlent servant,
DANIEL JENIFER.
Governor JAMES barbour, BqrboaIspL,' In.
gina. .
Whereas The Convention OF Tobacco Planters
nc'd IN washington, IN 1S37-whosc object was IN
sSt~in the Cooperation OF The Government IN niscno
reduction OF the enormous duties To mhich lobacra
"subJscted ~ Enrope-dd, among other acl, al.
rect that their President whenever ia hi, inlrnen,
The re- ASSEMBLING OF the Convection was cacula,ed
70 promote It's objects, should have power to do So.
De known, therefore, that, in virtue Of this an.
'hcrny' hereby assign tho Isl OF May next Tor thu
meeting oil The Convention at The city Of Washington.
and Ina, this early notice is gwen Of such meeting
70 enable every portion Of our country engaged IN
the culture Of this great staple be then and there
Tally represented. Our interests have beentoo Ion
neglected even by ourselves. From information
lately collected by the agents sent to Europe |,
s"niornHy with The suggestion of the first Conyen.
lion, hopes are INDUCED that the planters if now
Hus - themselves. may succeed, 10 some exeo,
u least, IN theis object. JAMES BARBOUR.
IL. President ofihe Contention.
WAsHISGros. FEBuARY /, 1910.
Editors throughout the Tobacco. growing States
f.sofsblst to tbs object Of the proposed Convention
are requested 10 extend the circulation Of the above
so''cs by giving it an insertion in their respec,,
papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

aud u IS Aa1es, Drawing kases, cages. &c.
Bridesmaids 1ooIs w: Bellows. Aovls. Vices,
Slsdees. Screw places. Files. Rasps. Steel. &c.
Stddrty and Coach Makers Materials, q very ex
tsusifa assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
.A'OY'E(E.

F" T. have associated Mr.. GRIEF Il. TATE
with US IA business--wheh viii however he
conducted under the firm OF Turner 4 BurweII as
h. fetuf1fe.
" have 90 hand IN extensive assortment of
9oODo suited TO the present season, and beng
anNiohs to reduce our stock much as possible the,
will be sold iors very small advance 10 those who
may favor US with call
TURNER 81 BURWELL.
Dec. l6 .-# ##H..# owiro,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
GayIc's saddle Trees.

feAHE subscriber has on hand a large Supply f
l. Gayle's Superior Saddle Trees, which he will
sell at he following prices lot cash
Mems Trees, Sl3 so per dozen.
Side Trees IL 80
ii. b. RICHARDS.
Jan. o7 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
~ TIE pRfsInrNr-

BY ana 'einttte afeiee aud consent ofhe .>eaafe
Robert Even, Collector Of tie cpsioms n flls
district Of Edenfon. North carolias III the place OF
Duncan hrDnnald, whose cotnnis.ion viii explfe
on the ooh Of Ftbusry, 1910
Marcus Defkbetu, to be Consul Of th- United
States fr The li-nsealie free cny Of Bremen, 70 The
place OF Joshua Dodge, resigned
SURVEYORS.
Alexander X. Phillips, fredericksburg, Va, ,ic.
Adam Cpnke. dfcrssed.
Wm. Williams, E.s, RIVER. VI, ,ies Frsuci,
An ! lead, deceased,
Jeseph L.aon, Nashville, Tenn, vice Joel NJ.
Smith, .esigncd.
aNailsniei +. Porter Louisville. N.Y.. vice Nd
ward ). Camp. deceased.
Jenefson L.. Sansston. Wheeling, Va, vice
Thomas Il. Norton. resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

AAlO WANTS BETTER EVIDENCE u would re-
W Ter the reading public the numerous voluntary lei
ers published recently III this paper aud in the Good Sannr
nan reatye TO tho happy and beneficial effects of the admin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
ROB + Il T TINSL + l I
COMMIssIoSFR's OFFICE,

Amherst Count House December pa 1922
The parties will take notice, that have appolne'
iuesday The 25h day of February nexL to eXtCUI'
tue foregoing oraer, which day, at the hour OIL !"
O'CLOCK A. NJ, they are requested to attend d' W
ONCE. with their accounts, vouchers and eoPe',
Couti papers, prepared for examination and st'"'
men. ROBERT TINSLEI, Com
Jan 90 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

= Circuit Superior Coull of Law ..,,.,
.he casn,v a Of BY adjoarno,en' anl held a.
Wednesday, tie l2dl day Of Senember ii aee' Oh
iieary DOMINION, Sergeant Of The cars. aaos
-ypehou'g and a. such administrator Of ill'on Of
'sosef' deceased and Of Polly B4enger daayy Bal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
=. Es q FL IL IL ID y Z,
Iyiicl,ilNrg, Va,

peait, IA Hardrare cailJy. Sql3fery Gaas, S..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
BE ON YOUR GUARD.

We are credibly informed that the locofocos
have prepared quantity Of spurious wing bal.
lots, in which the name of Frederick Fletcher,
is substituted for that Of Teaddeus r. Fletcher.
for senator. These will be sent into the various
towns, and unless our friends are vigilant, the
unwary will be imposed upon. The locofocos
knoao that they cannot, by fair means, prevent
the election of the wing senators, and that by q
decisive majority. Hence the resort to this
dirty artfce. Let every freeman look to it, and
see that his ballot is right. Be sure that the
names of JOSEPH MARSH and TIIADDEUS
r. FLETCHER are upon it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
THE OLD DEMOCRATS FOR HARRISON.

The following extract of a letter from the Hon.
Erastus Root to Mr. J. Whithing, Of Albany, will
show on which side the old Jetlersonian Democrats
are now to be found. Ofthe l2indivduas now living
who as electors and members ofthe Legislature voted
for Mr.. Jefferson for President in 1900 II now sup
port Harrison and Van Buren,
Delhi, Aug. l, 1S40
DEAR SIR,-I have received yours of the 2Sth in
which you request to be informed the names of the
electors now alive who voted for Jefferson in 1900 in
this State, and the Senators and Representatives, now
alive who voted for them. Then this Statehad IL cleo
tors and chosen by the Legislature. Of them
still survive, to wit, James Burt, Of Orange Pierre
Van Corandt, Of Wcstchester; and John Woodwork
then of Rensselaer,, now of Albany Two Of the Sc
majors still survive to wit, Ambrose Spencer then of
Columbia, afterwards of Albany now of Wayne, and
James w. WllSin, Of Orange. Seven Of the members
of Assembly still survive, to wit, Ncoll Floyd, OF
Suffolk Samuel G. Verbryck, of Roekand Peter
Townsend then Of Orange now Of New York ;
Smith Thompson, then of Duchess, now Justice OF
the Supreme Court of U. s.; Erastls Root of Della
ware Archibald Mcintyre then of Montgomery,
now of Albany and James Merrill, of Saratoga OF
the l2 survivors, all are for Harrison excep, Mr.
Merrill. He very aged man, and has under
stand, very little of mental vigor remaining to him.
have the honor to be,
With great respect,
Your obct serv't
ERASTUS ROOT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

fAClo FUN he fEOPIE.
In our last we gave the amount of money, arising
from the public lands, which each town would have
received under Mr.. Cay's first bill alone.
REMEMBER!
That by tho first land bill Vermont would have
received
S955 S79,lO
That bill was defeated by an arbitrary and hitherto
unexamped exercise of Executive power.
REMEMBER!
That by the second land BILL of 1896, Vernon,
would have received, up to Sept. 30, 1883,
Sl,l9S05S
That bill defeated by the votes of the loco foco
party in Congress.
REMEMBER!
That at the last cesson, Mr.. Calhoun, q loco foco
leader, introduced bill to cedc 100 millions of acre:
of public lands to the states in which they e con
dltlon of paying only hd!f the proceeds, and tina
half to the federal governmental the average price
of the public lands the value of this would be 5000
100000, and the share of Vermont would be moro
than
s4000O00
To support that bill, the loco foco Senate commit
ed ITSELF
REMEMBER!
That the loco focos of Vermont also committee
themselves against the rights of Vermont at the las
session of the legislature and that they doing he
| utmost to retain the very men in power who are TO
robbng the old thirteen states of their rights-Wbil
the Wings are doing all they can to maintain thes
rights
These facts are all sustained by the official doc,,
mtnts Read, reflect, and then vote according to tn
dictates of your own conscience and Judgment
| Udtchmdn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
LOCO-FOCO HUMBUG EXPOSED.

The loco foco papers have affected to be very much
gricvcd about our State being in dcbt-pcturod in
glowing coorsa State debt of $4,000, aecumuidtng
at The rate Of $4,000 GD year with intorest-talk-
cd about federal extravaganza, corruption and mis-
rule" farmers mor,gagng their farms 10 our s,rnd-
ling shops from year TO year." C(-and so FORTH
Now all this appears supremey Ridiculous to men
of common intelligence. And Mr.. Stephen Browns
letter on this subject, which has gone the rounds,
looks small compared with facts. Let the reader
look at the following from the Montpelier Watch'
man, and Judge;
by reports of the treasury of Oct, 1889, il stems,
the whole amount Of the Indebtedness of the State,
Sept. 1889, was SlS4,0S3, 80
Doduc, taxes due and unpaid on that day,
S39,3l7,70
Deduct balance of cash in the treasury,
623s,3i sl5,556,0l
Leaving the sum Of Indebtedness SSs,527, sc
Granting this TO be State debt, who is responsible
foritl Look at the sum paid out for the State Hous,
ian expenditure Of VIM. A. Palmer's administration