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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

r.Et-Ths very fine stallion il beautiful dappe grey
f'cl ECLIPSE, and pedigree throughout Of the purcst
~ H G4"I was also the dam Of Roman, Splendid aud
.'I mat neither OF these horses broke down, not
to BE- very great consideration with those who
.o ths inf 1t very often happens Of late, that just
. s 10 distinguish themselves upon the turf their legs
= y" eve way.
!. n" at my stable, Spring Grove, Hanover County,
e- "a "i The city Of Richmond, and ~ miles West of the
M. " Dc ret 10 .. SIS the season. aud Si5 to insure
N oal; parting with the will forfeit the insu
h. one dollar will be expected the Groom in each
Wen ted with grain 10 per day. and good
rhed gratis Every will he taken to prevent
r. Escapes, but no responsibility for any that may hap
~, proven himself and good fua-getcr; his
h,r,,ss : wears cid, and none have been trained.
ch, stallion IN the State of his reputation that stands
80 80 Fiuced price.
NS1ses iH pedigree, performances, &C., see hand bills
Hha WM l.. WHITE.
nm tVs,ov No.. 9i-6w
WIN hpl SE.-Several families can be accommodated
@ dar NV w he season, or b. the year. Also fifteen
k4cen.,, ana families visiting the city, this house offers every
IN the esatrc Of business, il is of the
fn.,bs Stopping places to the merchant, families
5nys Oh business Persons visiting city with their
Sine, can have their horses attended in the best
'a+' ses s!'says moderate
s;i-o,1 49,, MARY TURNER.
- - '1DreH J.: lG2-aawtljAp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27
ID. NJ. HOYI'S

yJoYT is stI the lucky handler Of the Prizes Whole Tick
Ii Ell 5, prize Of 5000 passed through hi "sr
Soc Scheme below for April Make n remittance I!oyt
attends Tickets only Ssarcs IN Pronnrtli
" B-Tickcts in all Lotteries can be had !. HoiI'S.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL ls-cnpra s75,Ooo.
~ Alexandria Lottery,
VII, pos,relu be darn on Saturday apr 1910,
ID. s. GREGORY & Co., managers.
Containing The following splendid Frzesl prize Ct s5oc
10 5000 5000 200 1000 sS H9 H 5000 4 1sn s sSS OF
only @ s1ys vi %hSs n skss s1!
% DO DO &c g e aas5'Ss do Do 8 5 90
Please send your without day-for the Tickets in this
Splendid win 60 pndG , S%S D. t HoyT have
March 10 [lO5-sawtsl Richmond, ia.
d. s. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MARcu-s4O,ooo dollars. for the
VI 7l-and s5s,s2i dollars (Ne sO0oOl for The ai'''
For the benefit Of the Town Of Welsburs.
CLASS No. 3, ron 1910.
' s''r" sef1s RASb &C. cAPr fT:AI.s.' ' March, O
$50, 0OO-10,O 5000 ,000-2,5 800, 0O0-l,47
IS prizes of OO0 of 5O0 d Of 300; 200 of aOo &c. &c
csrtieasss Of packages Of Is Whole Tickets $780,
For Tickets and Certificates Of Packages the above
Splendid Lotteries-address -
d. = Shf'boht O. ~, .ndHupt'S,
Richmond, Ia.
Drawings sent Immediately after they 10 ali Who order
s above.
F,hpo 9f-td
ID. 5. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL ls.-Capial $4,000
4fl .Nso ~ 900, $4,000, 0,O00
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass A, for 1910
Will positively BE- drawn Saturday. the 18Th apr eiV, al
Alexandria ID. &.
d. s. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
Containing the following splendid Przes:- prize OF
1900 10000 9o0O stOO 7OOO 6ooo $780, 4OoO 26 5of
o of aOOO 30 of 1850 $780, Of 00o 5o 100 of 500
10 drawn Nos. out Of -.
Tickets only $50; halves TO- quarters 81 eishths %
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tickets 5000
DO do 25 half do I'D
DO do e6 quarter do TO-
Do do 81 ,ipn;ls do - 30.
Orders for tickets and shares certificates OF packages IN lne
above Lottery will be promptly attended TO- and the drawing sent
Immediately after it is over. Address
d. s GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Richmond, IA.
March l2 Na-2aWt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27
(frOm the ". Y. En-. Post

1t would be we'll it seems 10 US, for the Democratic
prints to consider whether they are not allowing tner
adyesares to direct their attention from the most m
porant points in the controversy between the TWO par
ties. The Wing party hold to principles and propose
measures which can never be permanently popular ~
this country. The doctrines which are properly theirs
are the source almost every abuse Of egIsatlon-he
source Of unnecessary restraint unnecessary COERCION,
cumbrous establishments erected by law, dscr'mlaa-
tons in favor of certain classes Of men, multitude o.
Offices and salaries, and so forth.
They who hold to these doctrines will always, when
is in their poHe put the contest between the parties
upon personal issue. They do not Ike 10 discuss
principles they shy Of brng forward their
surcs while they yet in the minority for they fear
that they discussed and investigated tic
less the people may ike them. They find polite TO
place the controversy ether ground, and TO say
as little about their tavorte measures they can, ard
they have gained the majority and the moment IS ar
rived in which they can put them in execution In
the time, they had rather ak about Mr. Van
Buren, the little magician, 10 get up c!anor about
collector OF the public money vino has gone of wliii
part of it his pocket; rend the air 9TH nzzas for
the Hero Of Tppecanoe;-thcy had rathe' 20 THIS or
an thing Of the kind than discuss the. project Of
National Bank urge their plan paying the debts OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27
HATS! HATS. HATS -,
80
Ea4sksN

WHOLESALE and retail fashionable and cheap Hat and Cap
W above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern, Nam
Street, Richmond, Va
". r. STEEDS, grateful for the patronage which he has re-
cciyed Virginia. he commenced bust
last respectfully asks leave INFORM his patrons ard
public large, assortment Of HATS,
which he with confidence recommend a being made ot the
hest materials By the celebrated manufacturers Of the latest
fashion, possessing style and not
surpassed Hats offered Tins market Those
aud wish good durable elegant and fashionable Hat nj the
reasonable price, will please 10 call the fashionable Hat
store opposite TIC Bell Iave where they can
moi fail o themselves
Ian 30 Csi-trl NJ. r. STEEDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27
POLITICAL.

(From The Baltimore Republican,
.'lIa who fights aud away,
May live 10 bras another day"
Great 9ma'gemati0n .NeetiagCoatiiiOa Of the .7ntt-
podes!!-.Mngiing Of fire md acater, SC &c.
"Heeae-o, well done! ,ecoInmeni your pains;
And ercry one shall share i The gains.
Aud moss about tile sing,
Like elves aud fairies ring,
Enchanting all that put
"Bidek spirits and rhif,
Blur spirits and grey
Mingle, min.e, mingc,
o You that mn.le maY.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

"al praerN, attorney at Lap, Covington, Virginia
Any Eo, ssa'ary IN the Superior and Inferior Courts
:Ioe. a hoGabridee aud Greenbrier, and in the Su
S0-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

"A 00a SLAVES AND HEADING, seasoned for -four bar
WOUU rs and 10000 Hoop Poles for same, wanted At the
raIy Tor which highest market price will be paid
Iyey J. C. WATSON,
agent, Peaitsrtiary.
f.ba SS-om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

(,.riBLc REAL ESTATE ct 6oOehiaad Conrl House for
a-Purant the provisions Of deed Of tust executed
Joan Fleming and Indiana his wife, TO the subscribers ior
G purpose, specified, which deed duly recorded in
/ Clerks uooCnand county, We shall proceed TO sell 10
bidder for cash. the property al Goochand Court
~ on Monday the day of April next Iii being court
J. co6sa. of Land containing three hundred and
y.nIn- Tavern, Two store Houses, and variety OF
tngs all in good repair. II is but seldom that
estate "a valuable - in the market for sale. The Land is
l and location of;he Tavern is such that the prohts 10
from b. considerable 10 an cnterprsing ana jua
The TILE the property is believed to be I'M
n acting trustees, shall convey only such title
tested in Va.
FRANCIS ". SCOTT, lrrrs,ses
SAM'L SCOTT,
lN:,h : l00-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

And. e,tima,nr the whole l. States militia At NIL
ma Wilt, would no some hundred ,nons,nJ daI,,rs
,"ss ,h,n ,,"o millions N''''''
10. '"ai w.
The following estimate ~ made on the suPpos'tion
oil Inc officers receiving only nan pay. ne estimate
proceeds, however, upona suppos'ton that no officer
IS 10 reeve less 'aI iy "oiiaf per month"; ana ''e
E..',, ,"'t e. ~ I'M hnd,aJ ,,sna
nnm
! Rr;ood;ar half nae s55o 90
Brigade inspector, 50 90
4Colonels, half paw 100 90
Lieutenant Colonies half pay, go 90
4 Majors, $50, l20 90
l2O Can,ains and Lieutenant. at $50 $500 90
100 Serrcants. nav and rations. 224O 90
For officers of one brigade s6.3l2 90
Tor p brgadcs sl57,600 90
And for 0O0,uGO St57S, 900 90
"
At thirty dollars per month, except sergeants, eav
inn them on full nav and rations then the amount
would be varied, as will appear by the third estimate
viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

R.,s.,. SPRING SUPPLY.
G' Co., Buok.seil,rs 5J1ry beou Earlus OlG Stand
r.s,.e Man Street, Richmond
rav Ma, inform country Merchants and the pnbc gene
Gnit a'e receiving our Spring saypiy Of Books and
a!y fprl aeih9 larger and better assortment than il
ion Fam. Bookstores IN Virginia. to which their special
as,n Our terms low prices for cash. or TO pune
Bp,s.hr, J. ". RANDOLPH l. co.
fCaly 7u 'h" VI l.le best style.
IG5-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

American State Papcr--Mtary Affairs, vol l pages
6G, SOL, 6i1,
i've published these Reports entire because had
not IT. however, any our Wing friends desire full
publication II shall be done.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27
March IL

<SEA
gNHE subscriber respectfully informs and country Hat dealers
that he Is turing for the ensuing spring trade,
aarger HATS lie has heretofore offered I" The
public They will consist of the vaonS qualities, colours ana
shapes in From arrangements he has recently made
with correspondents New Work. he will be enabled TO present
10 his customers the styles, directly on their being started
in that ciy.
remind his wholesale and retail customers, that his
Hats OF his manufacture, made III Richmond by worken
of tried skill and experience and o the best materials i'm
ported Ia this country
His prices RETAIL will be found be rs low as at
mandatory Noras the of manufacturing
no greater here than there with the exception {" c freight on
the material from New York TO Richmond which Is bur
fraction.
keeps supply Hatcrs materials purchased
the importers which will he sold always very small advance
Store opposite the old Market JOHN DOOLEf.
Jan Is I9-3m
IN Richmond Iustug Court March h 1910: on the motion
of Bernard Hagan is ordered that William E. Thompson and
John Godn, named will and
Of William ThompsOn late Of this city deceased be
appear the seventh day of tie Of this
Copy-Tesic, CHARLES HOWARD, CLERK.
To Mr. William f. Thompson, OF the named in
the will of VIM =. Thompson, deceased:
SRs you not resident Of this STATE" YOU will please take
of the foregoing order of Court and consider this notice
legal service of the same you. BERNARD HAGAN.
March II l0l-2awcs0Ap
yXyADsWoRTH, WILLIAMS CO., Market Square, have by
w late arrivals received extensive and complete assot
ment Of Spring and Summer DRY GOODSwhich they oe by
the piece or package. NJ the lowest market rates.
They will continue eplenshns their stock throughout tie
March ~ lo5-lm
* W. NORRIS uOracy At Lar, will in future attend all the
y. Courts Of Louisa, Orange and Goochland
Residence-LouiSa Courthouse Va
March 81 lG'-lm
HATS! HATS! HNTs.!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

FRANCIS ". SCOTT, Tus,sss
SAM'L C.ToTT,
lOO-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

W. MORRIS, .itOruoy Lar will in future attend all the
- Courts Of Louisa, Orange and Goochand.
Residence-Louisa courthouse, Va.
March d l0S-lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
HAIR HAIR! Badness 4!

IMPORTANT DIS CCVERY-THE GREAT
MYSTERY FOUND OUT At LAST
nR. SFERRY'S HAIR REGENERATION! Dr..
~ Serry, aft cr much attention to the Important sub
ec of preserving The human hair has. after many cSper
ments chemical and physca been able to discover an
article, which is now offered with tho confidence
for the toilet the best thing discovered from its
soitenng and penetrating quality, prcdnce good head
ofharto proven; its falling Off when badness is appe-
hendcd- to restore it when badDoss has taken place
to prev from turning grey. Ii is nourishng than
pomatum, antique oil, cologne water. II is heauu
article for ladies curls makes the hair soft and lively
and produces uncommon briancy Thousands haI e tes
ted its superior virtues and excellence and in ever
stance, stands mriYallcd 1t is infnble o al
affections of the skin on the head-as dandru &c. 81.
Every family should be supplied with bottle ofhs oil,
that by its application to The head and han Of their chill
dren, the beautiful and ornamental appendage Of fine
head hair which nature has suppl us may be
we'd. From the numerous certificates and reeomnenda
tons received Of its saIulary influence. the doctor feel
firmly persuaded he has succeeded producing article
which will meet the desired wishes and appreciation ofhe
public
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK
and co. H. tennessee street. Utica. Also by S. BUR-
BANK, Montpelier; G.. w. Hutcbins, Waterbury and
Erasius Hubbard, Chelsea 08
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
VOL. 33, NO. 4O-WHOLE NO. 1857.

ed to him, in the language of one of their Repre-
sen,atlves on the floor of Congrers -
That the people OF these United States hive
called on Gen. Harrison to be their candidate for
me Presidency, because Martin Van Buren, aud
ms advisers, have abused their pledges and have
tned me land cih uDtring bankruptcy and disress
That he promised them gold when he closed
the doors OF the banks and afflicted them Nth
poverty.
"Tbat he made the banks suspend, and now
tells the people that they most work for as o,e ,ca-
ges as the people of Europe. .
"That he has told the manufacturer and the
merchant that they have no right to trade with
credit, and has forced the workshops to be closed
and the factory hands to besdsmissed.
"That he promised the fin~,er hotter prices for
his flour, his corn, and his pork, and now lie can
sell neither for the cost OF predicting.
"That he has abused and deceived the people,
and now insults them if they complain.
THAT he has boarded up all the gold and sill
yer, by his office-holders, and left the PEOPLE not
even good bank paper to do business upon
"That he has endeayored to destroy the capitol
of the country, and hns reduced The woges Of labor,
while he has increased the salaries of office-hol-
tlers by the scarcity of money.
"That he has refused to listen to the complaints
and the snfierings of the People; and they will
do themselves justice at the ballot box. The peo.
pie are mouing IN their majesty and their poloer,
and ioiN elect Gen. Harrison by reclamation"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
STATE OF VERMONT.

Adlutunt aud Inspector Generals Ofiice,
Rutland, Sih June, 1910.
GENERAL ORDER NO. I6.--Ai the General
Court NJ atrial Of which Brlgadicr Gtn ARENAS
Cushmnn Of The I'd Brigade aud 81 Division is Prcsi-
dent, tried Col. Levi B. Child, OF the l4h Eesi-
mcnt, TO wit;
1T Charge Disobcdience Of Orders
81 Charge-Neslcct ot Duty,
Sd Chai9e-UnmlliIary and Unoilicer.ilie como uct,
SEE iorlh al cngrh in eighteen distinct specifications,
By the complaint on file will appear. TO which
the prisoner pleaded moi guilty
The court, alto! mature delibcraiion upon thctes-
rlmony adduced, find the prisoner Col Low B. Child,
not guilty Of the ID Sd, and 9Th specifications of the
Isl churge and not guilty Of the I'd, 3d. 9Th and 7ih
specifications Of It.. I'd charge and no, guilty OF the
A. and Sh specifications Of the 81 charge but
guilty Of the LIST and Alb specifications al the Isl
char.c, guilty %! The Isl, Ath and 9Th specifications OF
the I'd charge, and guilty Of the LIST, and 81 spc-
cica ons Of the 81 charge erh hitcd against him and
sentence him to pay fic OF ten dollars."
The Commander in Chief approves the sentence oil
the General Court Martial, aud orders that the sen.
tence De carried into effect.
The General Court Martial Of which Brgader
General ARENAS Cushman is President is dissolved
BY order oil the Commander in Chief
+. w. HOPKINS, Adj. & Iusp. General.
true cory OF record,
Gro. C.. C. AuooN Ind Je Advocate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
Friend and obedient servant,
EDWARD EVERETT.

"Ons Fire more."-- The following anecdote,
says the Philadelphia Standard, was related by MIR
Corwin, of Ohio, Mt the Harrisburgh Convention;
81 remember, sir when boy, to have listened
with strong interest 10 the narrative OF one who
had been present at the battle of the RAPIDS where
Gen. Harrison finally vanquished the Indian for
ces in the north west and gave peace to widely
extended frontier settlement The old soldier
said that whilst the battle was raging hottest,
many in that wing of the army where he was,
we're BEGINNING to falter and think of a retreat.
Just at the moment when this feeling began to be
pl evaent, young lieutenant who vas known as
the confidential aid of old Mad Anthony, gaIoped
up to the line and called to the men, with voice
that was heard above the roar OF battle, "onward!
INV brave fellows the enemy is flying, one ire
more and the day is ours" Sir that young lieu,
tenant was VIM. Henry Harrison, now bearer OF
that glorious banner under which we war against
usurping power, crafty speculation and blind hos
tility to the good old maxims of our iathers'
There are our loes-there are are our conntrys
foes; let me exhort in the language of the young
lieutenant - One fire more and the day is ours
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22

tons, that the Brondrelh Pills have done service
to the present generation, than all the patent mcdi-
cnes which have ever been introduced Gto general
uSe.
Tne AGENrs FOR THr SALE or MY Pills, are
Mcssrs. f. p. WALTON & SONS, Montpelier
AT Burlington, Mr.. S. f.. HOWARD.
Only agents il Washington Count, Vermont are;
Al Barre, Thompson & Dodge Bare, Farmers
aud Mechanics Co; Berlin, farmers & Mechanics
Coz Calais, Walhrdge aud Pierce Montpelier N.
Sonthwick, Sbley and Davis Morshfed, Willard
Russell Midd'csnx, Farmers aud Mechanics Co.;
MorcloWn, Winshp and Kingsley; Mortified, Day
and Pierce Painted Bancroft aud 2iker Roxbu.
Y, j. NJ. Spanldirqi Warren, Cushinan, Morgan
and Co.; Warren, j. 3 Ralph; Waterbury, y. w.
Carurnrer; Wa field, Foster unf Morse
Buy ofrhcu, only, YOU woull ayorI ii crption.
BENJAMIN BRANDRETIl. NJ y.
Sole proprietor OF Branduh's Vegetable Unvo rsal
PILE IN lhc United States Of America and the Cana.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
GOV. EVERETT'S OPINION OF HAIR
RISON

We make the following. extract irdp Gov Ev-
erett's able letter to the committee appointed to
inform him Of his re nomination for the offlce OF
Governor of Massachusetts.
Havinr been familiarly acquainted with Gener-
nj Harrison at Washington, during the four years
of President Adams administration, have ample
and personal knowledge Of his honesty, capacity,
and patriotism' His talents ale OF high order |;
his general reading particularly in the department
If history is extensive and accurate he is good
sneaker and good writer, witness his Discourse
on the Aborigines of the valley of.tbe Ohio in
1891 his practical acquaintance with affairs Is
exceeded by that of few individuals in the country
and his pubic services have been extended oyer
longer period believe, than any other man now
on the stage. Warmly attached, as have been TO
the former candidate of Massachusetts, still re-
gard the nomination OF Gen. Harrison as MOS
favorable event. The country is under the highest
ob,igations to those distinguished statesmen, whose
magnanimity has produced perfect union OF the
wiz Marty in its support. feel confident that
This nomination will prove the means OF etfectlng
that chnnge in national politics, which has become
so necessary Tor the public welfare The country
needs relief from the policy pursued by the Ten
eral Government and the intense party action by
which il has thus far been sustained. The contin-
ued appeal 10 the worst passions OF men, ny .he
party press, is scarcely less pernIclous than The
measures in which the support OF those passions
are enlisted. 1t is evident, from indications too
plain to be mistaken, that the people have decreed
a change, and that the nomination OF Eei' lar
r;son is the instrument by which it will be effect
ed. That it NAV prove suspicious 10 our Com
monwealth. and 10 the whole country, the harDln-
ger of better times and better feelings, is the fer
vent wish oil,
Gentlemen your obliged
Friend and obedent servant,
EDWARD EVERETT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
GOLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE


Extract from the Remarks of Mr. PROFIT, in The
Baltimore Convention.
"Mr Profit then alluded to the charge that
Gen. Harrison is in the hands of a COMMUNICATIVE
answer all his letters, and prevent him from ex-
pressing any new opinions on any of the great
questions now before the public. Well said MIR.
P, we acknowledge that Gen. Harrison is in the
hands of commillee. The chprge is true. And
what is that committee? Why, it is the commit
tee of the whole People, on the state of the I'm
lon 1t is composed Of millions OF freemen, who
have charge of the old hero OF Tippecanoe, and
the interests of the whole country And they
will safely keep and truly report upon these great
interests Sir, said he, did you heal slight report
of branch of that committee from Connecticut?
Did YOU hear the report of another branch of that
committee in Rhode Island? Did you hear
slight whisper from the committee in virginia -
Yes. said he, you did hear these reports and the
friends of the Administration heard them with
fear and trembling They stood in ar "S d, 'r" "
G Post S % sng I% @ "eu eoa s HEM though
a horse collar"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
STATE CONVENTION.

The advocates of RETRENCH MENT and
REFORM 10 the National Governments who
are now opposed to those political principles and
measures which this Stnte ALONE has ever re.
fused to sanction i in short the lNDEPENDEN L
AND lNCORRUPTlBLE FREEMEN OF
VERMONT, are requested to meet in Conven
lion at Burlington, on Thursday, the 25th day Of
June inst by their DELEGATES or 10y THEM
SELVES, 10 nominate tickets for State Officers
and Presidential Electors, and to concert measures
for DECISIVE VICTORY, AND FINAL
TRIUMPH, over the most fahless and imbeciIe
Administration that ever cursed and disgraced q
free people.
HARRY BRADLEY
MILTON BROWN,
JOHN PECK, c.. Co..;,,o
F.. p JEWETT, ''a'e N''''''''e''
L. p. WALTON, JR.,
f. f. MERRILL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
Ba iimore, May 90.

The Last Link Ripeied - he opening Of The
Tide Water Canal was celebrated with greai re-
joicings and parade at Havre de Grace on cd
nesday. This work is a continuation OF I'VE rehhs
syvania State Canal, extending from CoiiInon 70
Havre de Grace at the Hend OF Chespeake Day q
distance of forty five miles 1t is The las. INK OF
the great chain of improvements o. "'e s.".es y,
rom he great northern lakes TO the greatest ocean
hav in The world constructed at an expense OF up
wards of thirty millions of dollars, and embracing
80 ,bou twelve hundred miles Of canals.