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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08
ID. NJ. Hoyt 81 Co.'s Lottery and Exchange OHnce'
RICHMOND, Va

ID Flow we publish Scheme for October will br drawn
ID nd Persons at parts Of the country Will have
time Ia order kels they will write they this
notice Sy Every body knows tie only vendors IN ic
mond WHO sell $4,000 prizes.
5rr RE.fD! ~
$50, 900! s3O,OOO!! s25,OOO!!! s1o,00OH!
Rich and Brilliant Scheme More Prt:es than
Bianhs., More than one Gth IF hepri.es
uW hare on them either three or tro
If The drarn numbers'!!
n l6 pRAwS BALLOTS. IN
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY Extra Glass, No %,
10 be drcrd By drawing Union Lottery by authority Of Laws:
For Internal Improvement in Alexandria, d. C. State Treasury,
College and Common Schools in the State of Delaware
Useful Manufactures Sonth Carolina. Green and
Pulaski the City of Savannah aud Stale Of e"r
g M. g. ur ri 10 be drawn al Alexandria, d. ~ on
Saturday, Oct, ed, lsi.
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Mr. ITGAEE AND THE CLIoCE.

Tur OMxlurs rtrsus TIE DicKry.-ll is said, that
Mr.. Legare's acceptance Of place in the Tyler ca
hnet has been rather unpaa,abe TO the u!iras OF the
little clique i'll Charleston, which has heretofore assn
med the WELDING Of his political des'inrs We dare
say Mr.. Lrgares feelings towards their modification
is, that he can't help it, and don't These Dckey
boys did him any good 1t was their driri"g
which ol!ed him out Of his seat in Congress when they
run him against the Sub Treasury, and turned Inn
over and as he has got nothing from then but upsels
and break,dow MS the least they do Isl 10 stand
out Of the way of his advancement, us he steps cut
OF the crazy omnibus into snug seat, which he will
occupy with distinguished honor If they resolved
10 de.ach the Dckey from the omnibus, and obryins
the Kennedy Ukasp, Turn their horses heads Clay
ward and charge II % 90 strong against Tyler and
the Constitution il will not much distress Mr. Legare,
or embarrass the Cabinet. II is to BE- hoped they are
unanimous. For small body 10 "sutfrr the nature
Of an instruction would be fatal. There is hardly
room in the Dickcy for mutiny, in their ranks TO-
a farther subdivision Charleston .tcrrury.
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Every article line of Iacrs' Material. III be fn
cheap rs At any other House South 81 New York.
Ladi,s' F4rs
Ladies, Muffs, Trimming Furs, SHOWN skin. IN 49,,
variety The New YORK prces and III n,ry !,
stances lower J. Uu0LEY
Store opposite The Oh .Narke House Nom M,
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

THE LECTURES III th- int tuition val commence i'c
coni MONDAY October. The departments Of I,t.uti..G
and the expenses oi The session - follows:
COURSE FOR Til. DECREE Of i. =.
JU.iuE Ys,R
Er'r Irrcs L1.ic Ehcs and Hs'opThoma~ X. Pew, Pes.
dcrt aud Professor. Trlt Euk-i, Lectures lifig', H.
sc, rary's Moral Philosophy Manual Of History b. the f
P"ach In, md Gorrynmrn' Tucker, Professor Tat
Nunk-Iattel's Law Of Nations.
.HGfi,p"c-Rohrrt saunders, Professor Tra B""k--Le
.endrt Grnuicrs. Ynrnss Algebra, Davi'> :tv,,he.
Cae"ryJohn MIim.:u.i, Professor. lcu bu"h-i Manual Il
Chemistry by John Webster, ". - ~ edition.
SE>tuR NE.h.
Political EoHgmu, (orrrnm,H ami WiGyhtsirs-loml. J..
Dew Professor. Text E"oas-Say, Political E,ohomt, hrw'
LECTURES the Restrictive SsArn and tsuy, Browns c
lures, lIew'- Essays on slavery.
Natural Phosyhp-Joln Wilmington, Professor. TtT Rons
olm,trd. Natural Philosophy, E.-a! GaiNanI,m and Ef,"
Magnetism ly The Professor.
Robert SanirrS, rro Tex, EoohYoo.'.
UImstcd's Astronomy.
I>pprs>nFNI cL,.,r-.
LGr-rrvtry Tucker. Professor Text B"oksTurkci' con
nrar,, stephen Pleading, Revised Code Fedr.l krit
Commentary tl>t VOL iaisin Resolutions and Report, hI
iuri's Plradinss anu III, h.> Political i'hics.
Ciri En-netne-lnln Milmcinn, ln, >>of. T''t G-ss-
TREATISE Civl nsm,, n. aud II, The Sban s0
sInc, both b, III fFrt -or.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
-7rriert La"saag.sDahn'y Browne Prof or Ttu book,
may be- ha! here.
To Latin Class the student must IT, able 70 read Sa
lust aud Fci AMI for admission into tie r'S iia~ y ~
Ct-sary that liz shall b- qualified IL read Arnophun.
EXPENSES OF \ EEi;r LAR STUDENT.
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INTERESTING CorEr SEssios.-Our Superior Cour,
will commence its session Friday next, the 9Th inst
II will be proractcd and deeply interesting one
Several suits instituted by the mscalled U. S. Bank,
and by the Bank Of the Valley against citizens Of this
county, who unfortunately endorsed TO a large amount
FOR J. b. Siecnbergen, will be tried And counsel
of eminent abilities will appear in defence OF both par
ties, great interest will be excited We understand
that Messrs. Sergeant of Pennsylvani Gen. Walter
Jones, Chapman Johnson, and Benjamin w Leigh,
are employed, ali of whom celebrated for their g
gantic intellectual powers Besides these Bank cases.
there will be two three criminal trials of deep inter
est The trial of Gwakns, for the murder Of Ptman,
is one which we feel well assured will excite an inien-
sity of interest rarely felt here, These trials will of
course attract 10 pleasant and quiet village large
number Of strangers
[HarrisOnbaTs Buckingham Register, Oct. 2
GEN BAYLv.-ll was expected and hoped that this
distinguished gentleman would pass through Rock
ngham on his return from the Springs: bu, regret
tina, circumstances compelled him 10 pursue another
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Sent. 10

IL cHANCERY.-viR.Isi..-At rules held IN The '1et'
hce ui thu Circuit superior Court Of Law and Cit
King Queen Cuil,y, on Monday The 9Th NJ scItsrih =
Thcni- v. Garrett and Henrietta IL. wife, who W. ~
Alexander Dudley, thc said Thomas W. Garrett ad " ~
l,iu< Dudley dec AMI Ambrose r. Dgdry ,nin. r.dri
bis ncar friend ' y ~ @'' ''''s P.a.4tlf..
against -
John Mann. jr., nn'r Of Thomas Dudley, dec Ih"ma H.
and Henry Dilkr, John admit DR. Bon. re-"
said 1hcras Dude y, dec, Jonathan Smith. aimf :" ~ ~ H.
Caroline" Garter rce SAID Jchn SrmH.r>nn ad" .
lnr !. Dudley, drc and said John Sunln.t Fso ana
Ter X. Dmdry, dec nr:'n''', 49, .
The def man in,n Mann. admir- II Thomas pi''
hot having entered III appearance and gwen stt!iis
u the act of Assembly aui the rules OF This court az
ing by satisfactory c.l-nce that liz i mol IL
II H. ordered the .ad def nanl DO a'
the first Monday in ice. Eirr neat, and answer tht n
plaintiffs; and that cn., 81 sl order &c form" IN -, Is.
some spapcr published in lie cry 81 Ei'H"i ,.t.
months post.d the front dIof "f -"
house of this county. 1rs;r, am !, r q
Sept. IL
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NorCE-Ata Court held for Prince Edward County, August
~ The 18th, 1871: On the application Of Joseph Ernahic,
iegatee o Robert Venabc deceased Ordered, That all
who may have CLAIMS against The the d-edcn
EXHIBIT r f settlement, Jane. Vcnalr, Executor
Of slld Robert tenahe deceased, within four and That
the said Execute. this order be published
newspaper, published in the Of Richmond also
posted the door the Court oi>e Of this couty
raj Court days. A Copy-Teste,
B. J. WORsHAN, c. c.
Sept. 81 4O-wsw
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ID OBEKT WHITEHEAD ATTORNEY 4 Law, Lnr.ns,,ya,
II Nton County, rd.1he late law partnership +,sin.
tween the Hon Garland and the has xrrr hy
limitation contract, and will not be continued he former
having removed The III continue Ia
reside a, sson and practise in Nelson Amherst Enc king
ham and Abemar- regularly in both the superior
CoIts.
Tr ,u!, crir l. authorized and settle all the
late cpariacrshp Letters
thri vii therefore be directed place
EO. WHITEHEAD.
Referenro-Messs. Goode Seldom, Attorneys al Law Huh
bard &. :. H. Ellis, Ratri,fr Co L. & T.
Gsahmry, L. ~ Cr.n'haw Co.. Lewis Webb, VIM. + Butler
Iro CHRISTIAN, VIM y. Archer iondun. VII
linr,am & Drewry, {. J. Richards & Co., Richmond.
Srit2f i0-wJx
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Anl. G


DtiBIc NOTICE.-hll pesnns indebted To IN" Estate oi MI
Ju WlsrswoI, deceased, requested IL make mnieii
Ia,vmon a al persons having rtnS. Demands 81 any
Kind whatever, present them forthwith 10 tue IN
property authenticated and receive Their money! else
TN, notice " MI be- plea! al
WARREN 4. WIGI.ESiURTil,
EIt.iDlT DEJAKSETr.
T.,clf.rs II tho sad .joha Htglesnorh
SPOTS, lyana, Srii u, l~i 35-waw
IL lACEKY-Ai rides held for the Circ; Superior cnnH
Law chlnrry, Chesterfield county, IN the Clerks
Oiicr, Aug. i, l>i:
S;lA. Ch,aiham, Administrator Of lanes b. BlanAcn-h
ceased Plaintiff:
against
". roun"y, Executor Of Daniel Fornoy ircras
ed also Thomas Turpin defendants:
lay plaintiff by counsel and filed his bull and
ndan Augustus W. Fournny, not having entered ms
appearance security, according To the ae n Assembly
and The rules tins Court ana II appearing by satisfactory r'
hrrrr, inIl5!an u Ibis Commonwealth, u
lr The plaintiff hy COUNSEL, Is ordered that the id
defendant W. fmrn"y do appear here on or before
the October Of laid Court and answer t
hill plaintiff AMI that copy OF Tins order c forthwith ~
serted IN public printed IA The city o Kichmn
srccr>vry and posted At the 'front.' door Ol The
Court luti.. Of this county. 4 Cupy-TeStr
+. POlNDEXTER, =.
Aug 20 3o-wsw
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FALL. AM WINTER Gnnns.

ID arrivals from the Moth. receipt our
ID tire Stock Of FALL. and WINTER DRY GOODS.
1i-c who of staple Good, snch Blankets.
F:annel Cts ca>mer.s Satiinri- krrscys Iinrys
pe;inc Rugs Oznahurg Shifting, Shectiug. &C. will
find Stock equal any III tho City.
our nf FANCY GOODS, ronssu. part VI black and
blue black Silks cnored and fancy do, SATIN on,a2inrs
Musrin Tanes Claes Rihands, Iaces Grapes andker
chiefs. Shaws, Scarf>, Gloves. Hosiery French Work Collar.
ta and every other article belonging this branch Of h,.
equal superior 10 tie pra
OF altering.
Country Merchants and the public generally 10 call
and examine assortment GAY & BENTLEY.
Sept. ~ d1-Miw
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rrTIOS AND COMMISSION GI0ESE-lhr subscribers
~ respectfully Ia their friends AMI The p'c
Negroes. E E,tae and all utrr htndI Of proper
IL m ,r CITY If Richmond. ROBERT iilLL CO.,
er0ss street fronting the Bell 2drerr.
Ann H-wH
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ID. VI. Hoyt & Co.'s Office.
~. I,,n.J II,

SEIoW rive Tie Schemes 10 be drawn in or"lrr Those
- whu do much $4,000 viii find amounts IN
these that vii prIhap. snit them.
READ,
$4,000
VIRGINIA MOSOSG ALA LOTTERY, Class l., for ISL 10
lie draw at aie,an!r Va Saturday, the 9Th or, lsii.
(aaa tapiia's- prize IL Sl0gI. Of In1, u 5000. o
i,gJ If 3.oud of aJ Of aOoJ Of 3D. Of l,a5o p Of
900 IL diawn numbers.
Ttkr> Siu-~larr> in proportion.
package. Of ii whole tickets Sl3sllares III
portion.
S30,000, and 40 pri:tS 81 1000.
VIRGINIA. IEES8tEG LOTTERY ill>s ., fr 1871, IL he
dawu AlNanifi, Va Saturday thr Eth If DrurT l.
Grand Cap,ai3sno, OOn 5000, $500, 33E, 5000, $3.50
20 prizes Of 2,pOl, &C.
Tickets sl0-.harrs in proportion
Certificates II package Of - whole tickets S3Jsarcs In
portion.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
So. 900
VIRGINIA NONONGAlIA LOTTERY, Class ", for 1871, to
drawn Alexandria, Va saturday the 3l!I Octohef.-
Fr;rrn drawn numbers seventy live, max ing nearly
pr2cS n blanks.
uasmGr,r, \ temt-l prize of $1,000 Of l.-Ol of jnGo
iUn 3Dn, at 2U0 of 1915, 10 prizes of .0Oo 10 uf
100 II ii 80. - nf ~. - nf ~, &c.
Ticket. $ip-shar-> in proportion.
Certificate package If - wit- tickets Sl2>larcs III
portion.
For Tickets and Sh,r.s Certificates o package in any
the above splendid lutleiles particular adrcs
ID. ". HUYT L CO., Richmond, IA.
Orders f Tickets from Of the Tinted states BY mail
otherwise enclosing cash prize tickets thankfully received
and executed i, mall with hr prompt attention
applications and III rc>I, when cuesteil lnc-
iilirl, al ~ The Drawin.-lf addressed 10
u. ". noyT < co.
Or Al communications strictly confidential
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/. &. GREGORY 81 Co., Managers,
mr. nm n,r % d,or st!r, .Var and lih sreets
VIC W ' R1cnMnsp. NIaGINIA
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
1-n nnu c.lD p0O- S9l D00

c,,xn VEIN. STATE LOTTERY, for benefit Of
III. Monunsaa Academy EMrn Class 30 a for si I" be &C.
~ drawn nj Alexandria D. g., Saturday. gi oc, ls4
,t>,, ,lrn,.
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10 drawn ms, 0u n %.
Tickets sao-baIyrs lU-quarirIs 5-eishtls ! 80
Certificates of packages Of III Whole Iirkcs, S2'1
DO do 70 liaI ~. rs
DO do. 70 luhrlrl w. ., IN
Do do. 81 Eighth 40. .oas
NJ Orders for tickets shares and certificates o
in The above splendid schemes the most prompt alle
ton aud the drawing each lottery will he sent Immediately al
Ter il ! 10 all " order from Address =.
- - e - - a5-td
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EXPENSES OF \ EEi;rL LAR STUDENT.
Fees 10 three Professors, s.u each. 5000
Halt fee Junior Political ,iat'tl Class, " ~
Maucnla,iun Fec, aU
Rnnri, including washing ani i.lis, H. ~
Fuel 10 be paid Tor a i>-d, - W
s905 -
SENIOR YEAn.
Fee, 10 THREE Professors, "a ~
Marrnlalnu Fee, 5h
Board, Sc, a. before, say 10 W
slg5 y
Of lie Independent Classes.
law $40
Engineering, - 90
Junior l.atin Class, 80 90
SENIOR do ~ Hl
Junior Gr,h Class, ~ 10
Senior do - 90
Preparatory Mathematics 90
The price ii board here estimated Sl3a paid q lie
College Steward whp III consideration Of cttiain pvrsr
binds hnscl; 10 the Faculty 10 take all students who ar 20
board the price stated. The Student, boardn. LIN
lodge IN the College Building.
The prize OF board nc'nag washing lights aud fuel II G,f
Boarding iluuscs exceed 1hi-
lah.hrd by general rrs;aniin. win College luhu
The public assured that the al I'll,
NJ this Institution ed above Whatever
therefore, beyond this amount, su.,t.
secretion o the parent guard
j. earnestly recommended ilai tins hr snail gr
Any student proposing Ia JON the regular JUNIOR Nlirn'
Class NUT be- prepared 10 with Simple Equations aHi
thr Third Book ut DAWES c.cidr..
Those who haze had preparation in Mathematics
preparation, iau.ht rs T.
m.ntS Of Algebra, including simple Equations, aud the ni ~
boots of DaSlr, l., grndrr.
In addition ilr students above enumerated atr
iarmcnt Of higher studies necessary 10 the attainment = r
degree of \. VI.
may be Obtained iI"m the college cat,0surt bt corresponding
with any Of he Professors. Grnil.rn wishing pa'
Themselves ia" The Medical Philadelphia vii haze ~
Opportunity 81 attending the private Lectures al Professor ~
lin:on IN Medicine.
private Medical rs professor
allIinstnn fee go. 7. X. DEW, Ire,'d1f
Sept. IL J--tlSS
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GLOUcESTER LANDS FOR SALE.

aJ- Al communications strictly confidential.
sept - 4O-wii
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Fro TIC Washington Correspondent mr. .iaHsdcn sae Rirha
WAsmNGIoS, Sept. l3, ISL.
This is The last day Of the session. What contras,
to The first! Then. the Federal members warm
the breath of Spring; now they are us black aud
cold as the Winters blast They came 10 Congress
with minority of fory Wings, both good and true,
who, if Rumor and the public cider presses TO BE-
believed, determined that the country should be
instantly elevated TO height of glory and prosperity
exsmpcd in the history of nations! Is it So Let
the record Of their doings answer! But what have
they done? Passed bill TO give away tho oceeds
of the public lands, Qhas creating deficit in the
revenue,) and have enacted law 10 Supply that
vacuum by increased taxation. What else? They
have voted halt n million Of dollars to pay their
own per diem, their travelling charges, and the
expenses, generally, Of The session; they have en-
acted Bankrupt bill in allegiance, like bears
cub 10 be licked into future shape; and, IN the words
Of distinguished representative in Congress, they
have passed lean BILL the basis of the blessings
OF national debt and new funding SYSTEM larger
loans explicitly announced by the head Of the Finance
Committee, ard that head III the Senate, which It is
impossible TO WAX hard not 10 must be follow
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

atlon to this County, Cunless we consider TRADE
in late number of the Lincoln Patriot. as con
tainng valid obectons). The apportionment
for Lincoln could not, in our opinion, have been
better arranged.
In several other Counties, wing towns in some
instances classed in loco districts while in no
case Is a loco town classed in a Whir district
This remark is also true of all the counties with
very few exceptions, and those in cases where ii
could not be avoided.
We will now touch upon one other point The
constitution provides that every town shall have
a separate representation if it desires it. In 1881
more than 30 towns made this request, which
was entirely disregarded, while the favor was
given to many loco towns, without being request
ed. Not so with the wings, at the late session
in every case, where it was asked, separate repre-
sentaton was allowed regardless of party In
connection with this part of the subject it should
be remembered, that in 1881, nine towns having
population of less than 1900, were allowed
representative the whole ten years while on
the other hand, ten towns having population OF
more than 1900, were either cassed or allowed a
representative but part of the ten years This
was the way the locos carried out that section of
the Constitution, which expressly declares, that
every town having 1900 inhabitants may elect
one representative and towns and plantations
duly organized, not having that number, shall be
classed as conveniently as may be, into districts
containing that nUmber.' SO much for the re
gard of the Loco focos, for the Constitution, and
the rights of the people.
We again invite attention to the articles on our
first page. We have no fears to the result of
investigation upon this subject
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
4 HEiscalcUIatinn


The Iocos make great calculations upon getting
two Senators in this County They are so fool
ish TO calculate that Rev. Smith Fairfield will
carry the vote of all the Wings who belong to the
Baptist denomination and that Edward Kaya-
nagh viii carry all the CATHOLICS, as he belongs
to that denomination and was educated (mosty
at foreign Courts for the Priestly office Now
in the first case, we can tell the locos, that the
Baptists have too much good sense and patriot
ism to support any man for an office for which
he is unqualified, merely because he belongs to
their faith. The Baptists wiN do right, in spite of
loco loco tlummery. In the second case we shall
allow Kavanagh all the Catholic Votes and inhu
ence When did ever Catholic vote for a Wing
candidate in opposition to one of his own faith
NEVER! Mr. Kavanagh is the great champion
the leader-the IDOL of the Catholics in this
gion,-therelore he will get all their votes They
viii vote for him because he is Catholic, and will
always defend the selfish policy and interests OF
that church.
Both the above "infuences' will leave their
two idols, not a whit better off than the rest of
their ticket The PEOPLE of this County have
some interest in this matter.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
Health of our Town.

We learn that rumors are circulated in the country
generally that great mortality prevails in this village
1t is said in many places, that we have here the
'Yelio,o Feyer," and "Black Vomit,o and that
great numbers are dying daily. These rumors are
untrue. We make these remarks IN order TO cor
reGt false impressions, and to inform our friends who
wish to visit here that the stories in circulation, are
malicious reports, unworthy of belief. Sickness is
not more prevalent or fatal here, than in many other
towns around US, in proportion TO population.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
.REPEAL! REpEAL!!"

The Iocos have taken brave kink in party tactics
Their cry now is ''Repeal.'' They threaten to re-
peal the Bankrupt Law-the Distribution Law-the
Bank Bill if it becomes law, and every lhing else
that they don't happen to like. This is really carry
ing the joke quite too far. The people, we bnmbiy
trust, will never suffer these agraran "repeaers'
to stand in position enforce their tory threats
The less Of power they have, the better for the
Country.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
Showing total amount received by Alb
-. u III, r,-,,r, H.r 1 ,r,nI,tI,-. nnl

showing a total amount received by 40
ner B. Thompson for II months and
days of service, @3,919,85
These bills amounting in the aggregate to the
sum of S39l9,95, will bear the scalpel, and these
Loco editors must not complain, if dose of the
physic which they attempted to give to others is
administered to them.
lst 1t is alleged that Gen. Hodsdon charged
for quarters when CHARTERED at The public eX-
pense The whole amount charged by him was
8y6, So Of which he paid at Houlton, $50 at
Bangor, leaving 81 dollars which he received Of
the State for the use Of the hut at the Aroostook
Cen Thompson charges Tor 433 days quarters
and fuel. These quarters, if any where, were at
the State House, at the Ad it and Acting Quar-
ter Master General Office, at which place he
was furnished with fuel, lights, aud quarters, ex-
ceptng his sleeping chamber, at the expense Of
the State. He received the sum OF 433 dollars
for fuel and quarters when quartered at the pubLtc
expense. Gen. iodsdon received 81 dollars and
50 cents, for he furnished his own quarters dur
ing the whole time he was in the service of the
State, excepting the 81 days he was quartered at
the Aroostools, in the log hut, before mentioned,
and this was dark that it was necessary to have
a light to see owrte in the day time. But Cen.
Thompson 5 quarters was completely finished
room, carpeted, in the southwest corner OF the
State House, with every possible accommodation,
GlrniSheH al the expense of the State.
"a. ven. llOlSuOil iGttls Ca Liz pay VI
General, during the time he was in the actual
service of the State, which was short of three
months. Gen. Thompson charged and received
from himself, (and the attention of the public is
particularly called to the manner in which Gen.
Thompson dealt with himself in his two different
capacities, his individual and Official capacty0
the pay and emoluments ola BrIgader General
in actual service for II months and days, COM
mencing from January q, 1899, and running to
April !, 1910. Can these editors accuse Gener-
al Hodsdon of receiving pay for any more time
than he actually in the service Of the State,
and do not these bills Of Cen Thompson show
that he charged the State from the oath Of Janu-
airy 1889, tlceayk,ee days before Tie order aeos as
sued By Coz. faafe'd calliag the jlrst detachment
into ne service q the Sieie? The hrst order was
dated February 10, l239, and was signed by
Gov. Fairfield himself, yet Gen. Thompson char
ges pay from the oath Of January. If he had a
legal right to charge time from the date of the
first order, most certainly there can be no pre-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

Sir N. s. LIttlefied of Oxford, closes his tirado
IN the House, the FouIfcalion Bill, after TIN.
fashion 81 shall not (pro5aby) again trouble the
House, during the present session. '-1rue enough,
Sir N. S, has not troubled the House, since the
Hon. MIR. Fessenden, of Portland, knocked the con
tents ofdts shat" into ricke.ty condition.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

Important Facts for the People!

Disgraceful disregard of Governor Fairfield
and his Council to the public fnterest--iifa-
nous allowances TO the .'Civii pOsso''--In orc
about Charles Jarvis and his.'' ten dollars per
diem'- sSracefuI allowances TO Ad3Utant
General Thompson--vindication OF General
uodstIOIl, and many other important and
striking facts !--Nvhios should be read by
every voter.