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500 REWARD.

O. I n11 REWARD has been Offered Tor months
- lOO TO any one who will use 4 bottleo
Hays Imminent for the Piles,
without being cured. OF thousands sold, in no one
instance has it failed Of cure. Proof overwhelming
to be had where it is sold. 1t also certain cure IN
nearly erery case.
Externally) in the following complaints For the
Piles for all dropsy tender feet, throat by can
GERS or ulcers, Group, whooping cough, scald head
Tghtness of the chest especially in children foul III
GERS of the legs, other fungus sores however obs
nate or long standing, fresh wounds, chlblans, etc
LOOK OUT.-!Somc SrindierS hare couatsrfated
This article and putHup lrih rdrious derces Do not
be imposed upon One thing only will protect YOU
il is the name of COKSI'OCk d. co: that name
must be Arrays the irrdpper or you may be cheat
ed Do not forget it. Take the direction with you
and test by that never buy it for it is impossible
for any other to be true or genuine. no
Sold by COMSTOCK d. CO., II Maiden Lane,
New York. PECK G. SP EA X, Wholesale
Agents, few doors east of the Post Office, Buring-
ton VI
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A BOLT sixteen acres OF land, lying in undcrhIli
"A adjoining the farm Of Rcn' en- Parker, with gooi
house and arm thereon, Icing the house and Jana
owned and possessed by Reuben Bond, deceased, az
the time Of his death, is now offered for sale, Inc
lands of good quality and lies upon the nil road
leading from Underhl village TO Cam ridge Persons
wishing 10 purchase will please make application to
the subscriber
ZlBA w. CHURCH, admir- de bonS non,
Of the estate o! Re den Bon'.
Jnlerhill, Aug. IA, lSi1. liu
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new ran NrOOuss
II NJ WRIGHT q Co. have Just received an as
lt.>ortment of entire new patterns NJ. de Lanes,
Dark English prints A Scotch GinrhamS, Cotton
Li>e, Thread and Linen Laces, Plaid Thu elS, fan-
nes, Ia new article for children, wear) rl"Ii shawS'
etc which are offered at very low prices.
ALSO,
A new stock of Farewe'> Cater Boots, Walking
Shoes, Spring heel and French KID Tie. aud Slippers,
Ladies' half Caters "a new artcle,) Misses DO all
which VIII lie sold cheap as the cheapest.
Auo 81.
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HOCT. MAKSHALL'S Aromatc, CataTrh ana
- Headache SNUFF. This Snuiis superior TO any
thing yet known, for removing that troublesome DIS
ease the Caarrh and also cold in the lead, and the
headache. II opens and purges out all distractions,
hens the glands and gives healthy action TO the
parts affected. 1t perfectly tree from any thing dele,
us immediate eject, after being used, is Agreeable
Price 3 cents per bottle. .
Doc,. Mar,hail's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
This Plaster is unrvalled for curing >croious swell
linrs, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
mains in the Sides Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails TO
give relief in local RheUmasms. II applied TO the
Side will cure many ofthccomm Liver Complaints;
and is equal, not superior, 10 any thnS IN u'c Tor
ro,ns on The feet the virtues Of this Plaster have been
witnessed by thousands of individuals IN the United
States, who have tested is efficacy. Sold by the pro-
prletor Chas. Bowen, Midd.ebury, W., and PECK q
| SPEAR, Burlington, VT Jel
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b l. A N X BOO s.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE subscril crs have lust received from N York,
L large a>, ortment If
NCY GOODS.
among which may lie found
Heavy lack and blue black Poi de Sol Silks,
80 Gro dc Svi,s g
=" " Pekin striped g
" 4" Gro de ARGUE"
Light colorel " do
do " Pckln striped "
Plaid Poi de Sol, Ia new artlce) "
Bonnet silks, bonnet Lawns, blk Italian crava,s,
PLAIN and ie'd French hom' azncS
Half mourning, plain d. ig'd all wool Mousline
dcLaIncs
Chinee and Satin striped Moaslinc deLaines very
fine. Lace Wells,
u k net shaw and >carfS nett Mii,S and Glove.
superior KID do tUmhazinc and attn stocks
Norke, ca'nirc & Muslin Iu,erting> & Edgincs
Thread EtgIngs, bonnet & cap Rihbln> new STYLES
Zephyr Worslci, plain and rihlid sill, Hose
Wor>ted Working Patten> and Canvass, c,c
July 90, ISL NJ f. NJ. WRIGHT Il co.
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NEW BOOKS,

VNHE loys's and Girls Own Book of FAIRY Tales
L Comstock the Whalcnan, Juvenile Forget Me
Not, Fortune Tcers and Dream BOOKS, and great
variety of children's Books, for Sale at
October |. S. HUNTINGTON'S
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NJ Ew GNGyrS.

d EOOLITTI.E has just received his Fall sup
L ply Of Goods, consisting of all the Variety Of
which he will sell for the very lowest rnIcEs
Burlington, Sept. 80, lS1l
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BY JONATHAN HART.


MR.. II. respectfully announces to the citizens OF
vi Darlington and vicinity, AMI the travelling
public generally, that he has purchased, horeu}hly
repaired painted, fitted up and furnished the above
Hotel, situated on the corner OF South and Water
streets opposite the head OF the Steamboat WHAT IN
the village of Burlington, formerly Owned and kept
by Captain l. II. Harrington of the Stcamboa, Phcc-
niX) in style Of convenience ami comfort not sur
passed by any other Hotel IN the village. spacious
parlor SITTING room, reading room, and dniug room,
all communicate with each other, and with the mont
piazza on the ground floor. The Bar room, barns,
sheds and yards arcarrangcd in the hest possible man
ner to accommodate the travelling and business pub
lie An acre of ground, nearly on level adJolns tins
Hotel with convenient out-houses, spacious and airy
walks and gardens are all inviting 10 travellers
business men, boarders and parties Of pleasure.
MIR. Ii. from long experience processes 10 know now
to furnish good Table and Bar, and To serve up the
choicest catabCs and rarest delracCs that the mnfke
and season afford in manner TO suit the taste OF tho
connoisscur; and he confidently assures his patrons
and guests that his utmost cxerion will be putin re-
QUESTION TO serve them,
Steamboat passengers will he waited on 10 ana
from the Boats and their BAGGAGE transported hnu
taken of at this Hotel and save Their lack H'e
TO and from the Court house square.
Stage passengers can be left al ana taken rom uS
Hotel without additional fare, and those taking the
Boats will be shown on board and their baggage lieo
of expense, and without mourning amy NIX Oh oens
left by the darkness or aienessoi the hsh'' OF any
other contingency incident TO precpunncy OF steam
power, or the fluctuations OF WIND ana weather
Horses and Garages furnished those who wish tt
transact business or visit any part OF the village OF
| rcas unable terms.
Smgolnoals - cents and other charges IN proper
ton. JIM
/ Burlington May 20, ISL.
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Real Estate for sale, at the Falls.
THE Two Houses owned by Mr.. l.. Barnard, at
/ Burlington Falls will be sold at reduced price
Attached to one is about acre of land and 10 the
ather ebont half an acre Apply TO
II IEAVENWOErH
Nav 81, issl ct
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THE BOOKSTORE

THE BOOKSTORE
OF the Subscriber is just repleni,hed with a new
~ and valuable assortment of BOOKS, STATION
AIRY AND ENGRAVINGS, among the many in
terestng works may be found the following
Learn to Die, by Christopher Sutton,
Sutton on the Sacraments,
The Young Mans Aid, by Rev. II. Winslow,
Gimpscs Of the Past,
Language Of Flowers,
Tales of the Ocean,
Flora's Interpreter,
Flora's Lexicon,
Summer Journey in the West, by Mrs Steel,
The HISTORIANS, or the Lost Tribes, by DR.. Gran
A Week in Wall-Street
D. A. BRAMAN
Ju No
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I'OUN ID.

OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
" the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP
newly fitted up in good style, where the undersigned
will be glad TO wait on his old customers who may
favor him with Their patronage. ..
6mi6 X. u SFAuLDlNb'
Burlington, April 90 ISL,
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prcmiu nm
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS.

III ~ SS6c> -ns-S ~ w COLT would re-
s ~ ::sx-1 Ss| !. ss,1:os ,;l In Yer
ence Of Music, that he continues 10 manufacture
Concord, New Hampshire,
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS,
of very superior quality, and having obtained Il,
first Premiums hat has ever been awarded 10 an 4
me,ican manufacturer OF such instruments al tt'
treat Fairs OF the American Institute in Nav You
CIV at the great Fair of the Mechanics Associative
in Boston and at the Far Of the Mechanics Charlta-
bic Association in Portland, Malne--he now not on'V
tenders his thanks 10 his friends and patrons for pas
fayors but pledges himself Religious Societies.
Musical Associations and individuals who may VISA
TO purchase that no reasonable efforts shall be wa g.
lnr on his part to enable him to meet their orders u
the most prompt and satisfactory manner that -
may . retain their confidence, and merit ccnti3.-
anco ofithc liberal patronage he has for many yesis
enjoyed.
Hc.,so keeps an extensive assortment Of
MUSICAL INSIl,l MATS,
of III best Cilaifv . Ach IN. q! Tor sale on Ia
most reasonable terms, among winch are
MiLODlONS AND SERAPHlNES,
which arcmuch admired for So ''noss Of tone, a.!
well adapted 10 par' or church moslc.
Music Schools Military Bands, or individuals oaa
be supplied with Brass and other instruments OF ar
description heap or cheaper than they can ~
chase III the city Of Boston.
ALso. Violin Bass and Double Bass Nlol StEn-"
Bows. BRIDGES Patent II ads, Tuning Forks 4 PIP,
Instruction Cooks, CIarIo. - Rec ana mouth -
ces Umbrellas, parasols Walking Canes, &c.
Orders will be gratefully received, and ln'runf :.
sent By Stage the risk of the manufacturer, an =
not satisfactory, may be cVc4au@cd.
Musical ms ruments AMI tmastllas repaired as :
al. Please call at his new Muse store few doc
south Of the Eagle Coffee House, mol
Concord, New Hampshire, tlarch . l94l.
PANGBO3N q. B8INSMAlD, Agents, bur-ac
ton VI.
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Constantly hand, a supply Of warranted Live
Greese Feathers, which will he sold low for cash.
WANTED, by the subscriber, Curl and Birds Eys
Maple, delivered at his shop in Church street opposite
h,r * c. L. NELSON
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Of the following assortment
Gents fine calf .ewlBouis Bows Calf Shoes
" peg'd do. Ladies Cater Boots,
light do. I" Kid Slips,
Summer Caters, New pcing nips 4
Pumps, Ties,
Calf -" g Colored Slips,
Shoes &Brogans Bronzed
" Thick d. Kip us, Calf
"Brogans Misses Shoes 4. Slips,
Eoys Shoes & Bronans, Also, large a>sortineni
. Thick Y Kip Boots, of Children and Infants
Yths " d Shoes.
" & Brogans,
g-FE. J, T. would invitch his customers and the pub
lie in general to call and examine his assortment OF
Doors 4. Shoes which he can warrant TO be OF good
stock, thorough workmanship and latest styles.
ALSO, Measure Work and Repairing done at the
shortest notice. asusual. nol
Burlngton, MAY =, lei.
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uoLsrE,N.s NEW ERENcHREADER,

UOI.STEIN'S NEW ERENCHREADER,
CONTAlNINCi o.. .nal and Selected Anecdotes
y Blonruphical Sk,,che. and haractensuc Traits
of Persons Distinguished by their Genius and thei:
knowledge; Historical Facts Inventions ma o,her
Miscoanlcs, Useful Interesting ana NaF'a' "An
Notes and an Appendix . c,ooDp,o
Just received by < oOOA'hiCH'
poorbssrs are requested to send FOR copies for
animation.
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MILLINARY - DRESS MAKING.
ny Miss s. BRAY,

A7HO has commenced
w in the new building
on the east side of Church
street, opposite II. Lanes
store, and a few rods south
of the Church, where every
attention will be given to
the making of BosNErs,
CAPS AND DRESSES, in ac-
cordancc with the most APP
proved New York style,
which Fashions are now
just received for the sea-
son.
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S,ONG rOOKS-A great variety olC ome and other
CSgrs Roots, tor ale at AINIlNeioN'S
C,.c.e stree. Sep. "a.
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~ BROAD CLOTHS IN

CHEAp! CHEAP! CHEAT
lust orenod by f. NJ WRIoHT &, Co, large
j assortment of Broad Cloths which are offered TO
the public cheaper than eyer.-P. 5. Call and see.
September, 9th lSil
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FALL GOODS
AT n. LOVELY g. Cos.

lust received, and now opening for sale, full!
) Assortment of Goods adapted to the season, such
as -
Printed Saxony cloth, great variety
Apackas, all kinds, plain and figured
French and English Mcrnoes, figured and pain
Plain blk and fig mourning and half mourning
Molssene- dc-aine
Plain, fancy and figured ditto
Plain white sa,tln striped chalys
Plaid mousscline-de-lane, a neW article
Prints--A choice selection of Furniture Prints,
September, 10, lS4l.
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~ NEW SILK GOODS. 10

DIIEIPS & KiMBALL, "A State street. Boston,
i have received their Fall supply OF SILK GooDs;
emil racing complete assortment of fashionable and
desirable articles in their line to which they invite
The attention Of purchasers, for Cash, or on short
credit 10 whom they will lie sold AT the lowest mar
Ike, urce,. Their assortment consists IN part Of the
following aricles:-
Biz synshews and sarsnei,, Merlno and cloak stnls
Blk and bue-llaci gro' dc Book and Swiss mn>ns,
SWISS Shawls Of all kinlS,
Plain and rich igd gro' de Fancy handkerchei- and
Nan'es scarf>, in great variety,
Chine ,ills of all kinds Pocket handkcrchiets OF
Striped and hg'd Rep. silks all KINDS,
U,nnet s,lL.-Sa,ins Linen caml rlc and cam
EIorepces serge. creme H. brir handksrchiels,
zee Italian & French Cravars,
plain ? nd fr'd satin vest 81. SO, 80, 40 inch,
ingS, moves, men ;, Wo,"e"
Blk blue. black and co'd & c'ildren's silk, buck,
bombazin.s aad wooden,
Blk ana blk silk vel Ribbon, cap, bonnei, belt
| vets tai,a and satin,
Plain and ie'l mousseline Gallons, French and En-
de lame, gsh-,hoe ribbons,
Eshenne>, printed Saxo- Sewing silk, twist, brnlds
MES, cords, &c. &c.
Boston, September /, 1871. CIV.
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OF TIE LUNGs.-.Dec.aeaI>

hISEtSES OF TIE LII SGS.. .DrCtetk /
- the most popular remedy ever known IN America
vegetable Pulmonary Balsdm il the most valuable
'em,d, N use tu coughs, colds, asthma phli-c,
consumption. whoopin2 cough and pulmonary all cos-
oe,ery Kind. It's sale 's steadily increasing and the
Wop'etors are constantly .ecelvng lie most favorable
account Of s effects. I he following new certificates
ATE offered for public examination
AN lNTEkEsTING CASE .-Exracl OF n letter from
hr T. > Clay, Kingston, User CO., N. Y. TO The
prupr'eior-. 'lOnrs Of The Oh INST was du iced
remarkable cure was eii"cied hy the Vegetable Pul
mondy B.-an ~ the winter and .iniug al 1885. The
ierson, Mr.. MOODY, had been SEX Il long time auh
he consumption. ili- ply eicidns had gwen hun NJ
lie was reduced so low TO lie unable 10 help himself
and was raising a li,ge quantity OF blood when he
commenced using the BhIsam, winch has effected
complete cue, and he is nov de hale and hearty a.
ever lie Mr.. Mood, has removed f ON This tow
but he has prcm.ed the more detailed account of HE
case, which wiiiu,ward YOU. Z. CLAY.
Kingston, n. Y. June 25. 1898.
ExtIaci Of . letter from DR.. JaroL MYERS. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has been sold in TIN.
county Tor "o years. and the me i'cne has gained an
unr"nlnnn celebrity, io' II 'r"icely IN one instance
iied Of Having the des"eh ELECT am b. n" means
N favor Of the many no-i'nm", most OF winch are IN
know by u.- to he chec u,I ca,nni help hur CIV. m,
=, p,ob thereto. lei, pre-, ,aratOn h,.
been offered here 10y aua,ciung Agent. "f Comsluck
n. Y. and thee anoi her ice vendel here hat i,
strongly suspec, ed 10 he curious.
! JACOB NYEHs. VI. ID.
Minlinsron Jun.ta 60. Penn. Ma, g. 1887 From
Dr. Samuel N!orell TO the P,om ,e,n,. If the Vege
table Pnlmonar, Balsam. ! am satisfied that the We.
| .esbie Pulmonary Ba,.,m i. . valuable medicine
Il has been used IN ths pace with complete success IN
an ob,inue complain, Of The mn,s. arrenied w,th :,
| ", oI i' ~ ;o ~, J 10 ;i, az .,n
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NOTICE.

cAMUEL NJ. POPE having purchased The
> ,tor. Of Goods of the la'c lrm OF II. W. VIZ
nINC;SS Co.. hereby give, notice that he has com
mcncel bu,incss al The Stand recently occupied by
said firm, and invite, his friends and The customers OF
The late concern and the Public generally TO extend to
him, al least, share ofther patronage.
DARLINGTON, Oct. |. ISL.
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'GNlilS article is too well known to need commen-
Il daon-and the experience of seven years has
to the commercial community, that
for accuracy, convenience and durability they are
unrlvaed -Coal yard scales to weigh from 8 to 6
tons. Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from - ID.
to 5000 lbs, Portable do. to weigh from 2 o. to
700 lbs. Portable Counter do-a new article-to weigh
from l2 TO 40 lbs.
J. IL J. II. PECK & Co.-AgentS.
Burlington, April lS4l.
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EDW ARD j. EArS
BOOT & STSCE STORE.

tFurcE- Sirtt', DUrlinpton.
WHERE he has on hand superior assor,rnents
w Ladies and Gentemcn's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
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~ THE Burlington Brewery i, now
1esE- 6 M L in full operation, and Beer of
E-fZtRf#3:f1 the very best quality y kept con
4 &.l-$S&&fH stany on hand for sale in whole
zkAfl1 .S tzzlGsor half barrels. G.. PETERSON.
Oct II lS4l
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DIR. TAXEOR'.S
Balls A NJ OF LIVE Il w o II r

Observe when you buy that you sc, the genuine,
prepared at 375 Bowery, New York. See that 81,
Bowrry New York Is on the wrapper of each Bottle.
All others are Frauds and sold only by spectators,
without regard to Justice TO the pulic the proprie-
tors OF the genuine article.
TNOR Consumption, and Liver complaints, Dvspcp-
l. sa, dizziness ofthe head, loss Of appetite, Dysen-
,ary, and general regulator OF the whole system.
None genuine lut that prepared IA. 375 Bowery,
New York; where the article first made the CHI r
ac'er Of the medicine formed and established tv the
present sole proprleors and who the only per- Un>
knowing the composition Of the genuine. IthaS leen
used for eight years in the of these
diseases Remember the original and Genuine
Is made only at No. 375 Bowery, New York. All
otb her counterfeit
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Burlington May 26, 1871. n5l
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The Ba,am OF Livcrvor', in several cases of this
disease where all other remedies applied ~ physi-
clan, have proved ne.ltciua has produced perfect
cure
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BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY

- \. B,-Tcrms Of payment wal be made very
1sy nb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
sROTTsYLvABlA.



rentIemen-lt seems that public opinion has M,
o. yer seliIed DOWN upon the individual most suits
gs' In every respect, 70 h the Office Of Senator in
Mr. hoane's stead. You very properly remark. 10
your paper Of the 10Th inst. tbst "hs Wbirs In re-.
sPee' " me election n Senator, must elect their
9Wn man, and not suffer any Wing to bo indebted for
hs cIoriou % Loco Foco votes.6 And vet tbers
= oui one way IN which The "chaaering v,th Loo
= ooosm" con elsilY be avoidod-iti IL by eand,y.
ytsSyttitIty enu g'TaipB on the part Of the whole
wing branch Of he Legislature. The poopts If
WeHep Virginia engaged a. ardeDuy end despe
IaIey m The late contest, and their struggles were
e Wllh a. much success as those oftbe Wings
o. anY oiher part Of the Slats--Tbev eroset ~,
w 9Ish toyefnmeHt, and with H6srgi party. tbers
wv W zee Just and equal dstgibpton Of tho honor.
~ 1peg, ana hence, az this Time, they have Der.
,it. right 70 dsplaHd tho Office Of senator NJ ne
nana' o. TIE Wing party. Acting under this propsr
CONVECTION have 20 doubt hat number Of West
~ I lnehos1s are determined on supporting West.
., eIp Inan 10 avoid unpleasant Jars and divisions.
=. ~ we party ~ unwuverng and delightful
pn'on l'l ne members Of the East IN the sprit of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

under any other man. aud he should record
his vote Tor that gentleman
MI RoBEHrsoS addressed th. HOUSE an averv
loreiole and eloquent speeeh-He could appeal with
CONFIDENCE 10 every member in the House as wit.
nessSihat he had never been the friend but on the
contrary, ever the determined enemy Of proscrip
non Tor opinions sake; and in casting his vote that
Day Tor MIR Wight he felt that he should be, as he
ever had been, and ever would be, prescribing pro-
scHption. Mr. Wight had been the victim of pro
scnpton-he was appointed agent TO the Peniten-
uary by the Governor, Mr. Tazewell, but that
House had turned him out Of Office because he held
opinions hostile to those of the Van Buren, party,
and he wished TO relnstate him in Office as lust re.
huke TO the tyranniea spirit which turned him out
lie called upon the gentlemen from Norfolk Boz
rough and James City to vindicate their then Go
vernon IRON the stigma which the administration
party had cast upon him by rejecting the officer
whom he had appointed; he held those gentlemen
responsible for leagueing with the other party to
prevent the redress Of an acknow lodged wrong. Ii
mad been SAID that tins was too small game for them;
he did not think so; wherever principle was in
vowed, no game could be too smalI-He did no,
look at tins question as mere question OF dollars
and cents; but he stood up there to prescribe pro-
scnption, and he called upon the House. Ivy the cleo
ton OF MIR Wight, TO frown down the hateful sys.
tenn.
MIR CHAPMAN, at great length, defended MI
watson, eontending that under his administration OF
affairs, the Penitentiary had been rendered more
profitable to the Commonwealth than when under
the confront of any other man.
Mr. Cox moved the previous question; which mo
Ton was supported by Mr. CRorrER, who said that
they had been now two days selecting a man TO sell
grd'rons, clothes brushes, and horse collars and 10
his certain knowledge there were FIVE more speeches
within twenty feet Of HIM. The House sustained
The motion; and the following was the result OF the