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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02

FdiiiEg Of Of Fotes.-The Journal of
Commerce gives table showing the fall.
ing of in the vote Of eleven Of the States
where elections have been held this fall,
making the following results:
Wing loss in the above States. compared with
the Presidential election last Nov. lag, i29
Nett Opposition loss do. DO. 35,l06
Excess Of Mbg loss over Option loss, l3G,023
Present Opposition majority, 3l,Gi0
Ia the State Of New York, judging from tic
fow Official returns winch have reached Us, tho
Opposition vote is about l0,000 less than at the
Presidential election last November, and the
Wing vote about 10000 less. Ia other words,
tho Wing vote has fallen Off about $4,000 more
than the Opposition vote
In Michigan, where last November there was
Wing majority of 1905, there is nov an Op.
position majority Of 1900 or 5000.
ii to the loG,023 Wing loss lover and above
the Opposition lgss) in the above eleven States
we add 1000 IN New York aud 6, 600 in Michi
gan we have Il total, in thirteen states of li2,-
00p. Harrison's majority in the whole Union
last November vas 1881
The Journal, of course, wishes to draw
Locofoco inference from these facts, and
wonders what has produced $50 eXtraor-
diuary reaction" Its own tables show
merely an inactivity on the one side, while
the otter keeps up The fire. New York,
for instance, shows one Of The Journals
extraordinary reactions" Forty thous-
aud Wings choose to stay al home, while
the Locoiocos got out all but 10000 Of
their men. The difference against the
Wings Of 10000 stay-at.home.itfs produc-
ed an extraordinary re-aclion,' and IS
conclusive proof that Locoiocoism is on
tLo increase. Nee YORK. Express.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23

balance which the patriots and statesmen who franz
ed the Constitutions designed to establish between
the Federal Government and the States composing
tho Union. The observance of these rules Is ell
joined upon us by that feeling of reverence and uf-
lection which finds place in the heart of every
patriot for the preservation of union and the bless
ing of union-for the good of our children and our
children's children through countless generations.
An opposite course could not fail to generate fac
tons, intent upon the qualification Of their selfish
ends; to give birth to locaa and sectional jeaousies
and to ultimate either in breaking asunder the bonds
of union, or in building up central system, which
wond inevitably end in II bloody sceptre and an
iron crown.
Ia conclusion, II beg you 10 be assured that |
shall exert myself 10 carry the foreign principles
into practice during my administration of the Gov
eminent, and, confding in The protecting care of
an everwatchful and everything Providence, it shall
ny my first and highest duty 10 preserve unimpaired
the free institutions under which we live, and trans
init them to those who will succeed me in their full
force and yigor. JOHN TYLER.
WAsHINGroN, April 0, ls4l.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
NINETEEN DAYS LATER.


"I'hc Panama, Captain Benjamin, has arrived
from China. She sailed from Whampon on the 9Th
January. She came out by special passport iiom
Admiral Bremen
'Thc English merchants were very indignant
in consequence They waited upon the Admiral
and represented the injustice of permitting for
eign vessels to depart whilst the cost was under
blockade. Admiral Elliot has such very high re-
spect for the American flag, that he would not lis
ten to them.
"We learn verbally, that the Bogue forts were
to have been bonbarded on the 9TH of January
the mex; day after the Panama sailed, Every thing
was in readiness on board the British squdron.
"Thc trade is not to be rc-opened. The Pana-
ma and the Kosciusko were the only ships allowed
to depart with cargoes of teas.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
DEATH OF THE EDITOR OF THE
BOSTON ATLAS.

The Boston papers announce the death Of RICH
ARD IIAuGHroN, Esq, editor of the Atlas. lie
died suddenly, OH the 17,h inst. at half-past IL
o'clock, p. NJ, at the fremont House, in an apo
plectic fit but few moments before, he was APP
parenty in good health He was preparing, says
the Bay STATE Democrat, to take his departure in
the Acadia for England, us the bearer of Govern
men, dispatches to the American Minister at Lon
DON (which were forwarded to this city yesterday,
by Daniel F. Webster, chief clerk in the State De-
partment. When the angel of death visited him he
was in the act Of trying on suit of sea clothes,
with two or three friends prescnts and standing
erect, the fell backwards and expired soon after,
withouta struggle. A physician was Immediately
called, but all signs of life had departed.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ON Saturday the 10th day Of April instant, the snbscr
" Der will publish the first number Of new Morning
Journal Of Politics. Literature and General Intelligence.
The TRIBUNE ms its name IMPORTS Will labor to advance
the interests Of the People, and promote their Mora So
cnl and Political well bene The immoral and degrading
Police Reports, Advertisements, and other matter which
have been allowed TO disgrace the columns OF many OF our
leading Penny Papers will be carefully excluded from this
aud no excrton spared render IL worthy Of the hearty
approval the yirtuos and rened and welcome visit
ant AZ the family fresidc.
Earnestly believing that the Political Revolution which
hus called WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON to the Chief Nagis
tracy OF the Nation triumph of Right, Renson aud
Public Good Error and sinister Ambition. The Trib
une will give the New Administration frank and cordial
but manly and independent suppo-judging 1t always by
its sects and commenting these only far as they shall
calculated to snbserve the great end OF all Govern
mcnt-thc welfare OF the People.
The Tribune will be published every morning on fair
royal sheet-(sze of the Log Cabin and Evening Sgna
and transmitted to Its City Subscribers the low price oil
One Cent per copy Mail subscribers 81 90 per annum.
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited by
HORACE GREEDY, 80 Ann Street.
New-York, APRIL ls4l. so.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
HOW is 1T,

The Salem, Mass. Gazette of Nov. &c, 1910
under the inspiration of I" bard cider" and the
warmth of "coon skins" let off the following -
eft will not be necessary 10 wait for the Inau-
gural of Gen HARRISON in order to behold the COM
mencement Of better state Of things. The dawn
is already breaking, and the cry of Land ahead,
will soon break out from every quarter"
Above is respectable federal wing promise
These assurances were plenty before election-but
if you NOW call on the 4" coones' to make good n
single pledge, the invariabe answer is, THAT
CURSED UNITED STATES BANK has blopn sky
high.
tLjs DO TIE PEOPLE DESIRE ANOTHER
REGULATOR !"-.Nemport Argus.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
SECT mad, will you, Corporate

The late beautiful ballad writer, Thomas Haynes
Bailey, was reduced by an extravaganza Of expcnd-
iture from a0lucnce to extreme poverty. During
the last years of his life he supported himself by
his pen, and 1t is related in proof Of the readiness
with which he wrote that he called on publisher
in Regent street one evening, and rendered song
for which he demanded five pounds, and asked for
a loan of like sum in addition The publisher
prcterins TO bargain for a new song, offered him
five guncas for one of three verses, and Bailey
walked to the window and vote in about five min
utcs one of his finest and most popular melodies.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION!!

VNNlIE well known TAVERN STAND situated in the South
Il Village Of Woodstock, the Stage Road leading from,
Woodstock Green, to Springfield w., und Charcstown,
NH-brlongne TO he Estate OF ELENe Pearsons, aud now
occupied by Gaen Pcarsons is offered for sale. The
ecnen, and desirable location Of said Stand aud the
selucn Of custom II will always reccivc-as there Is
no other Tavern IN tia vllagenecd not be stated IN TINS
that too, at rea. 1lrgan, learn all such facts by a
plying on the premises.
II said Sllnd Is not disposed Of nj private sale previous
1t will be sold al auction Saturday, the LIST dny of May
next, nj o'clock r. MAlso IN the premises at the
time, will be sold nj auction various articles oiouse-
hold furniture, SC &C. GALEN PEARsONS.
10. Woodstock, April G. ISL. 1852 Executor
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23

The fourth number Of the Dial, the new quar-
terly magazine Of tho 'trnnscendcn,asts, has been
published at Boston. 1t contains The Uni,aran
Movement in New England, Ideals of every day
Life, The Wind, Poems on art, The Angel and the
Artist, Shelley, Thoughts on Labor, an article OF
twenty-five pages by II. w. Emerson, Man the
Rcicrmer, and other articles. We learn that The
subscription to this work is much larger than was
anticipated, and that the work will be continued
under the same editors, and with improvements
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23

T Isr OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
IL ut Barnard VT, March 81, 1871.
Samuel Adams AFRO Luce
Hiram Beede A b Larrabee
Mary Baisdel E r Myrick
Robert q Chamberlin Lydia Maynard
Ira Coolidge Horace Nerd
John Cummings Diantha Newton
John Freeman Gilbert Richmond
George Gerry Zephaniah Sherman
Hion Huntoon John Strong
James I Gates Zeb Twitchel
Asaiel Holmes N p Thompson
Leonard or VIM Harlow Samuel Wood
John Gall Willard Wight
Samuel Gibbs Humphry Wheeock
Ephaim ID Greedy Mary Winslow
Lewis Larnard
JB D.aNFORTH, p. M.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23

it-3S We understand that arrangements are max,
ing by the Students Of Burlington and Midllcbur,
Colleges 10 employ Mr. MOSES MANN, co-opera,
ting with the WooDsrocK BAND, to furnish mu.
SIC at the annual commandments of those Insiitu.
tons. Mr. Mann, who has no superior in the coun
try, in connection with Band that has no riva
out Of Boston, will furnish such music as the good
ly State Of Vermont is not accustomed TO hear.
II the arrangements should be likely to prov,
satisfactory, Mr. Mann and the Band will practice
sometime before the commandments. They vii
do great things
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
THE NORTHERN LIGHT,

A POPULAR Periodical, devoted to Free Discussion, and
"A to the Diffusion Of Useful knowledge, Miscellaneous
Literature and General Intelligence
To be published monthly in the city Of Albany under the
supervision Of JonS A. DIX, 7. RoMEyS BECK, AMOS
DE,S GIDEON H,wLEy, Thomas W. ALcorT, and Ed,
WARD &. DELIvAS. The first number has been issued
and the second number will appear In May.
TERMs.-For n single copy for one year, el00
For six copies for year, 500
Por oae hundred copies for one year, $500
Albany, N. Y. March "a, 1871. so
Tsubscripons received at the Counting Room Of the
fgs
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
Drfgbton Market,
MONDAY, APRIL ~, 1911.

At Market 300 Beef Cattle, 90 pair Working Oxen, %
Cows and Calves, 725 Sheep, and ll25 Swine.
PRicEs.-Beef Cattle Sales quick, and last weeks phi
ccs fully sustained Extra sc IS 90 first quality Sc IS
SOL second quality s. asa 90; third quality IS 75
Worting Oren Sales sea- $40, ss5, s9a ITO md Sis.
Coirs 4 Caipes. Sales $50, s2j, s27, s3l, and s35
Saeep. 4 lot OF culinary sold for 81 so each
Lots Of stall fed, SO rs, "a rs, 81 IS and S. 90.
Seine Lots to peddc were sold at 4 IA for sows
and IA for Barrows ~ retail, from IL to 6.
Nc'r Er-. Farmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
X, III. BAILEY

HAS removed TO the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher, Jr where he Manufactures aud keeps for sale
all kinds OF Silver Ware, snch Tea, Table, Dessert
Salt and Mustard Spoons Cream Ladies', Sugar TOnss
Butter Knives DC &c Gold and Silver Specifies of every
pattern made in the best and warrened to fit tht
eye.
The above articles he will sell "a low at wholesale oil
Retac be purchased in New York, or Boston.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of spoons
Spectaces and all other job work.
All orders by mail otherwise, will meet with imme
date attention
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec. IL 1870 33-6m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
NEW CASH STORE,
OPPOSITE ALDEN's HOTEL, AND TWO DOORS
WEST OF THE COURT HOUSE.


THNE subscriber has just received entire stock
Il GOODS which he will sell low for cash, for farming
produce at cash prices, viz;
BrOadclohs Cassmeres and Flannes ofvarions colors
Mexican Mixture and Striped, for Boys dresses Printed
Lawns; Satin Striped French Muslns London, French
and American Prints; Fancy llandkerchies; Black and
Fancy Silk Crayas; Alplnes SaNony and MOusln dc
Lame Dresses Chales Gro dc Naples Gro de Swiss and
Italian Silks Bonnet Silks Edenboro', Cashmere, Raw
Silk and MOusn de ainc Shaws; Silk Worsted Ribbed
Mohar and Cotton Hose; Green Barge Grape Cap Edge
ings and Insertngs; Thread Lace Wire Gimp Edgengsi
Thread and Cotton Edgeings Linen Cambria and Scotch
Lawn lIdkis Cotton and Linen Sheeiings and Shrtings,
bcached and unbeached Silk Braid and Cord of various
coors Figured and Plain Cambrics; Figured Muslins
Book and Swiss do. ! Bishop Lawns Long Lawns Cen
tcmcns Linen Collars Wrought Muslin Collars Silecias
Colored Canbricsi Superior Linen Damask; Furniture
Dnity Batting white and colored Wadding Wicking
Spool Thread; 0ts fine wire do. common Cotton and
Linen do. Sewing silk Twist; Genemen's Silk, Kid,
Cotton Gloves India Diaper and Crush; Figured and Plain
Satin NrStingsi Plain and Fanred Velvet do; Marsaes,
SILK and Cotton, SILK aud Worsed do Lace Wells DAM
ask Table Covers Satin and nlestring Ribbons Canvass
and Padding Bcdticking Umbrellas; Knives and Forks
Pen and PUGet Knycs Scissors Steel Pens and hne Let
ter Paper.
WARRANTED SHOES.
French Kid mud Morocco Shoes, Spring Heel Kid do,
Kid aud Leather Walking do, Misses Leather and Kid do,
Chldren's cold Morocco Boots Kid do, Leather do and
many other articles that are not enumerated.
The above named Goods have been selected with great
the style and prices, from the latest patterns
by the good and judgement of the Ladies and Gentle
of Woodstock and vicinity, and that they will give him
share Of their patronage. G. BURBANK.
WooIstOck April g. leil. 40-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
TO FARMERS, WOOL-GROWERs
AND. LUMBERMEN.

TTNIE subscribers offer for sale valuable tract Of rich
l. and heavily -mhered land, lying at the northwest
of Reading Windsor Go. w. bounding on the lines
Of Woodstock Plymouth and Brdgwater, distant about
miles the latter village and about or 10 from Wood
stock Green Said tract consists of $40 acres by measure
mcnt rs 100 of which have recently been cleared and
in good pasiIlrnge and is known by tile name Of
the Governors Reservation The remainder Is covered
with its original growth of TIMBER the greater portion of
which is very heavy and Of first rate quality, consisting OF
Spruce Eemlock, Maple, Birch, Bass aud Ash-much of
the latter superior quality. There is also on II one of
the best Sugar Orchards in the county Of Windsor There
is said land neat, welbuilt Cottage, % by &c feet
finished papered and painted, with good cellar under the
whole-wh convenient shed 10 by IS feet. and barn
80 BY 40 feet, all new. Also a Saw-m, which has been
built about years and in good repnir, with the eNcep
ton OF a tring damage by cshet IL is allowed that
there is sufficient supply Of timber on this lot TO wear
mills and Is Of easy drait the ground being
nearly all descending to the mill The land is well sitna
ted be divided into three farms and the buildings are To-
Gated ayoraby for such arrangement or used all TO-
gether as nrsnte sheep farm, for which 1t was de-
siene-the soil being of suitable for raising wheat
rye oats and barley for pasturage rare chance is
here presented any person wishing to embark In either
ali Of the above kinds of bsnessthe facilities for each
being abundant and Of the best quality. The terms will
be reasonable and long credit even required for part
OF the purchase money.
Further particulars may he known by application to
Hon. T. HUTcitrNsoN. Of Woodstock Green, I. Il. HAM
aoSp, Esq. of West Windsor or DAVID HAMMOND Esq.
Post Master, Reading, VI.
II The property be seen on application to the above
gentlemen JONA HARTWELL.
JAMES l.. HARTWELL.
Lultton. Mddlescx Go. Mas, Feb. E, lsll n
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
NEW GROCERY.

TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends that
l. he has fitted up Rooms in neat and convenient man
ne under the shop of GEO. c. PRATT and JAMES H. MUIR
DOCK where he has, and intends keeping constantly on
hand, good ASSORTMENT of first rate w GOODS, FLOUR,
FRUIT NUTS, &C. Having entire stock OF new Goods,
he feels confident that those who favor him with call will
find good articles at low prices he found in any
establishment in town. GEORGE MELIlSll.
Woodstock, April 9Th, lsil Soft
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23

NOTICE. WARREN MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice to their friends and the public, that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks Val
Uses and Carpet Bags and all other articles in their line of
business, 10 suit CUSTOMERS nj their old sand-as they in
tend suit customers in order TO get living by their bust
ncss-and they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, and hope for n continuance
Woodstock, May 6, 1910. LIT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23

IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
IL Al .Jharon, VI, .riaich 81, iot!.
G Burbank Nathan Hill
Elijah Burbank Cyrel keelh
Ann Buel Horace Moor
Lawrend Bue Chester Parkhurst
BENJAMIN Bachelor Ileman Parkhurst
w & Barre,te West Roberts
l. Cotton Noah Roberts
John Chambers Matilda Snow
Phneas Dexter Reuben Spaulding ID
Elias Fales Caleb Sparkes
Willard Fales L Snow
w Gille,te-2 Richard Stoughton
Augustus Gage ID j. Steele
Cyrus IIartshorn W Sherlock
Jabes Hunter Lafayette Wymnn
Thomas A Holt W. DOWNER, Il. NJ
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
n cW Good S,

TIVE subscriber has just received from BOSTON, in nddi-
ton to his former stock, the greatest variety Of Watch
JcwCry Silver BrttHnia ware, fancy goods,
sic, in sheets and musical Instruments toys clocks and
mc-picces rifle powder, Hnd PERCUSSION caps; combs,
prcimCry and shaving soaps ag0Od assortment Of bass
yio and y0l strings, clarOnc reeds violin bows,
aud bridges patent heads for bass yo, and in short III
any article that may be found in variety store
which will he sold at reduced prices for cash, produce
short and approved credit.
~ pcders wishing for any Of the above articles, bs
furnished rs cheap ms vi amy other the country.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
J. II. MURDOCH.
Mr. Particular attention paid to clock aud watch 70
pairing and also to the repairing ojewe!ry. J. II. NJ.
Woodstock, Sept. -, lsl0 u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
DIED..

In Gaysvilc, on the 10 inst. of Group Osman Ryand,
son of Jermal and Orenda Wilson, aged year, ten
months and twenty three days.
This lovely babe has bid adieu
To sorrow here below,
Has gone to reign with Christ above
Where peace and joy forever flow. Com.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
RANAWAY.

an the ed day of March last from the employment OF
" the subscriber, residing in Plymouth, VT Levi Wilder
minor and indencd apprentice This is to caution all
persons against harbong trusting said Levi on my ac
count, as | shall pay no debts OF hi. contracting.
BENJAMIN WILDER.
Plymouth, March 90 ISL. i9-3w'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

VNIIE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues to carry the above business III
all its various branches his old stand ncarly oppost,
Whitneys HOTEL where he will hold himself in readiness
to accommodate all who may feel disposed to patronzt
him. The best Of stock viii be kept constantly on hand
und pains will be spared keep the best workmen in
constant readiness to execute orders for the most durable
ware in this line.
OK HAND AND ron SALE,
sTANLEY'S PARLOR STOvES-(four sizes, 1.-THE most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also,
WOOLsONS COOK, and sheet iron diving fuc, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe
COPPER BOILERS d TEAkETTLRS.
TIN SAP BUCKETS Ia new and much approved articlc)
HiRD WARE, &C. &c.
An who are in of any of the above articles will dc
well call and examine the and prices, before pur
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BIISH.
Woodstock, Dec. %, 1910. 81
n. B.-Cash paid for Sleeps pclts. j. ID.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-23

n A.BRYANT & Co., Have on hand and are just
", receiving prime assortment of spring and summer
Goods which will be sold ut uncommon prices for cash
or approved credit such prices cannot fail to SUIT GUS
TONER'S Please call and see. They will be sold on the
same terms heretofore excepting that all accounts winch
are moi Maid within the wear after the account has COM
meuced will he considered cash. and must be paid in cash
n D. All demands due Of more than one year stand
ing must be paid, no mistake. r,,.x
MAY 81, VA. bhhAN' ~ 10
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I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
Ia at Hartland, W., March 81, l94l.
Roderick II Abbot Steven Moves
Foster L Alexander John Reddy
Charles NJ Brown I.onis Rodgers
Lydia Bach JLspauldlng
Esther Chase Mary Spooner
Edward Cady Hannah Spooncr
Esther NJ Chase Ruggles Spooner
Stephen d Comings Philips Sprague
Abigail Damon s Taylor Jr
Frederic Densmore Calvin Totman
] r Densmore Mons. Michel Velmerc
William Finley-2 Johnson Wclch
Abner Gault Hiram Whitney
Emily NJ Hubbard Abner Wilder
Harvey NJ Hatch Alfred Whitney
Porter S Jones Francis WEIGH
Ebenezer Kelly Charles Willard
Daniel Knowlton Thomas " eeden
Chauncy or John Lull Mary Williams
X. WELD, p. ~