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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
A. BLISS,
J. BEAMAN,
W. r. MOVES,
II. STANLEY, Comm.
b. ELLIS.
NJ. cLATK,
A. W. HYDE,
:. 1oAn :
TO THE PUBLIC.
PonItney. Dec. II, 1910.

The undersigned, being engaged IN
preparing for publication. i new edition
OF his Gazetteer of Vermont, 10 connex-
ion with the Natural and Civil Hist,rv
Of the State, did. during tie last spring
and summer, besides visiting many paris
personally. address circulars 10 pos.mas
tiers. or others, in most of the towus. re-
guessing answers 20 such queries as would
enable him to give full Typographical.
historical and statistical account of the
towns. down 20 the present time. To
some oil these he has received satisfactory
answers; but to far the greater part. no
answers have been returned. Anxious
that all the towns should be fully and
correctly described he takes this method
70 invite attention 70 the subject; and ID
case the persons 70 whom the circulars
were addressed are unable 10 attend 10 The
business. be trusts that there are persons
IN each town, who can and will furnish
the materials desired. In cases where
the early history and topography wert
correctly and fnll given in he firsi edition
al that will Be necessary 10 Be furnishes:
anew, will Be = continuation of the hisio
Try down to the present time, and the pres
ent Statistics Persons furnishing al &C
count Of their towns, will contribute Il
render The work more useful and satis(ac
tory. and will confer favor Oh the pub
| lie. and Oh the pubIic's
Very humble servant.
e. THOMPSON.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
TIE LION oF THE DAY.

NO cURsE NO PAr
~. <~...:.. f,id Dntch a. German
4 - $3.50 ii. p;Us
3 57 49,, 800 !, ,o,.ofed bv Doctor
vi, Mo,t, Is. ID. Of m. II.
80 'o,hs, s's'''-''s
80, T b... .re he ordersl Anv. one that
80. 80 .o, ga rsI;ef from these nils the
~ = -sf.,nded hack. these are the nos
49, 49, !, e 1he pronrietor 10 agents
s ssJ 'hs.rs
~ r. -: ,bsse nils "a the nnblic. /
= 49, ! .h ia ,ntsll;dence. Iftbese nils
psa. = ,.hs, ' .hsv are recommended. YOU
80 :, d,,,y =. hound ont of respect 10 YOUR
su = AZ. .o,,, :. ,n;tv - reject them. and
sell h, aau ,bsu = me world IS an imposi-
ss''l h.,,r ,i,r,. snd onackerv The public
..oa - sss,,,ed ,bsv are n1relv vegetable:
49,. .beJ 80 counosed of nine INGREDIENTS,
sne I'll ,,ad;e;,s, : onlv found ii Asia
paa :: s =. ~ 80, rallsns &c GERMANY. For
s aaua'e;s 49, ,basa ertracis are made into
Iii s:is a 81. oil Ia fonnd sure cure 81
pa,;s a. III i b;ll;oss comnlaints yellow
s 49, h;l;o,s fsvers fever and aone. iaun.
AZ sca,lo, rash billions eholic. dispepsia
S e. e. 60 80
/, Z no. intended that this medicine Is
800 e. III d;saases ~ wh;.h The hn.
s.'S - : l;ahIs Tan Thousand iuse
,as an go sss. srs bssn nada - draw from
-. H. 800. af ,nLno,yn fancu some limo
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20

49,, "a e. k.m;i;,v nat;enil y % endure
Z "a, n : 49, ' 4.
- III. r,d srn ms tw;ned about his
- 49,. .s.I ~ ~, IL r. voonp child was
t s-e' 49, CONC ~, half sorrowful kis-
- s En- ose :, ~ bnrn;ou Forehead.
E.,hs~, 49, fstbeTi We are coing
III, : v ,'..', not come with Us look where
-, 49, 1870 N sn5 ~ sisters and brothers
=. - , ,,s;.;oc Sr yonu
with sh1ddering and convulsive
xx,s !. 81 - unhappy man arose, and lifted
- fr;ebied child % bis bosom.
ssWill YOU not 90 with as father r. re-
heated the bow bot the slave made him
40 answer. except b. straining him 10 his
bosom win ! short bitter laugh. and i'm
or;niino one 81 bis sobbine kisses upon
b;s chsek with ! CONCLUSIVE effort for
he mastery be subdued the workings 81
b;s f4atures and with ! seemingly calm
voice md countenance anproached h;s
children. One bv one he folded them ia
AZ arms and breath;no over them ! n, J.
- a,d : bIess;oc cave them nm forsve,.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
Physic & Physicians.

sHhUR late friend. Rev. G. G. Cotton,
NDmakes the following remarks ia his
celebrated work Lacon. or many things
IN few words:
No men despise physic as much as
physicians, because no men so Thoroughly
understand how little it can perform.
They have been tinkering tfp human
constitution four thousand years. in order
to learp TO cure about as many disorders.
The result is. that mercury and birthstone
arethe only specifics they have discovered.
All the fatal malidies continue to be wha.
they were in the days Of Paracelsus, Hip
pocrates. and Galen, opprobria medicor-
um.' 1t is true thai each disorder has a
thousand prescriptions, but not single
remedy. They pour variety Of salts
md acids into a marble mortar, and ex-
pect similar results when these ingredients
are poured into the human stomach but
what can be so groundless as reasonings
built on such sanalogies2 For the marble
mortar admits the agency of atmospheric
air, which cannot be said Of ahe human
stonafh; and again the human stomach
possesses life, ard the gastric juice, which
cannot be said Of the marble morlar!!
q is better to have recourse to d non-pro-
fessional man if he can cure our disordefs,
although he cannot explain them. In 4
certain consultation Of physicians in this
kingdom they all differed aboutthe nature
Of an intermittent, and all plausibly defined
the disease. At length non-medicai
/ who had been called ia thus interposed
I Gentlemen, YOU all seem TO differ abou
the nature of an intermittent; permit me
Ito explain il. An intermittent fever. gen
ltlemen. is a disorder which / can cure
and which yOs cannot"
Cures Effected By The use Of Morison's
Medicines II No. Al
To DR.. Geo. Taylor, "a Broadway
Slr-Eor about nine years l have beer
{ in declining state Of health. From NJ,
own feelings. and Ia the opinion Of other
| was in the last stage Of consumption
The doctors having given me up, wa
} induced ~ friend TO the Hvgeian caus
to- try Morrison's Pills ofthe British Col
: leee Of Health. Besides consumption.
complaint had settIed IN one Of nv arms
; and the muscles had become so contracts
: that could not get ny hands together s.
1 four inches. am now ii good heal.j
my arms are Of equal length lin fact / an
: la new being.
s. ! therefore feel il my duty to send 70
: my case 10 hopes that 4 knowledge of
i may induce other sufferers 10 trv Won
5 Invaluable medicines 10 which alone. 4
divine permission. 7 attribute nv restora
!, tor, y, hoo1fk of<.. -. .--..--. : 49,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
rLOoUENT EXTRACT.

& The day that shall witness the triumph
Of public opinion over slavery is fast APP
preaching. From the eminence on which
/ now stand, see in the far of distance
the great prison house Of death. Its
gloomy walls buik upon human hearts
and cemented by human tears and blood |;
tower up in the skies with heaven-in-
sulting glory. lis impious spires and UNI
hallowed domes, FURNISHED with gold
wrung from the swea. and toll of the de-
fenceless. flash defyingly in the sun. II
seems to mock the power Of the earth
| quake and the storm. But while gaze,
| 1 see the heaying Of the ocean Of public
opinion beneath my feet. The great
foundations Of its deep are breaking up.
| hear the moan ofthe coming tempest as
Lit musters the Storm afar off; and the
lskies gather blackness above my head.
The pillows go sweeping on IN majesty
and might. The surge beats upon the
base Of that proud ediice. The Indignant
tempest goes careering over the face oil
the moved waters. The roar of the rous.
ed ocean comes laundering upon the ear.
The waves. crested with fury. beat with
resistless energy upon its massive s,ruc.
lures. The waters and the storm are UP
/ in their wrath and speak now with al
earthquake voice. see the Basliles O
human hearts tremble from its base. Its
walls are shaking in the elemental war
Behold lis towers and turrets nod and
Iiopple to their fall. Seei its foundations
.Iglve wav-it reels, it sinks. it piunges, j:
Il q
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20

TIME Winter Term Of this Seminary,
will commence on Monday the 3Oth
Ut + & ouite desirable that all who wish
= avail: themselves of the advantages Of
~, A school. should Be present at the COM
mencement of the Term.
Brandon. Nov, g, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
Bank of Poultney.

TINE BOOKS for receiving s1bscrip.
i tons to the Capital Stock of the
Bank of Poultney will be open at Poult:
ney on Monday the 18th day of January
next, at ]. Beman's in the West Village,
and at A. Bliss Sore in the East Village
at the same time. and will continue opeb
for the space of 10 days from 10 o'clock
A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ. each day, Sun.
day excepted
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20

So - 1A@@<- - - -
kIark from afar blended voice, .
a pleading earneslness Of tone
Oh lei us BID those hearts rejoice
Who thus would more and melt or own'
They ask not gold nor costly gem,
Nor troops 70 aid in baftle-striie,
Nor royal robe. or .Iiadcm.
They ask-ihe bread Of life
From .iar Siberia's frozen steppes,
That sound Is borne upon the gale
q Send. send the LIGHT Of life and hope,
Ere hone and life forever failin
From Aries broad and burning plains,
We hear The .oft-repeated cry
Blow, blow. thou blessed Splrit-wind,
Aud fan Us, ere we die p
From islands Of The western main,
From Ben9al's shrines, rom Ava'stowers
From many mount, and stream, and plain
From crowded mart, and wildwood bow
There comes The cry. Speed, brethren
Our souls are cIinging 20 The sod
Send, send as books, that we may read,
: And learn the wars Of God ~
And Greece, the immortal asks our aid
While thousands all along The Rhine,
10 GaiIia's plains, in midas land,
Their earnest, heartfelt plea combine
Their gaze is fixed upon that Tree
A. With healing, saving virtue rife
Iben'Ie as haste TO scatter free,
The blessed leaves Of life."
Albany, Nov. 1910. Adv.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
1910. MANUFACTURING. 1910.

TIME undersigned takes this method to mott
u fy the public that he will carry on the
manufacturing business in all its branches, at the
stand formerly occupied by Walker s. Bush. Hay-
ing fitted up the works in the best possible mani
ner. and having employed the most experienced
and best workmen, he f1aiters himself, by doing
his work in the best manner, and with despatch
not excelled by any IN this vicinity, that he
will share the public patronage. Cloth will be
exchanged for wool. Wool win be taken to
work upon shares. or by the yard, at the option
of the owners.
Plaih Cloths OF all Qualities and Colors-.
Cassimeres Ditto--sattinetts Ditto,
together with large quantity of
SLEEPS GREY,
also,
will CARD WOOL in the best manner. and
on short notice. Also, will carry on the
CLOTH-DREssING BUSINESS
to the accommodation of customers.
The above business will be carried on by III w.
WALKER. who will see that the work is
done in good manner, and to the satisfaction Of
all who may favor him with their business.
II. w. WALKER.
Salisbury, April, 1910. 32:1y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
List Of Letters

DEMAINING in the Post Office at
- Brandon, VT, Dec. 81. 1910.
Anterior Mrs. Juno Morgan Justus
Bolton Sylvanus Preston Betsey Miss
BeaI Joha Prindle Anon
Bishop Geo. r. Rice 0rvll
Bartlek Alden RICE Moses
-Ciosszsdnes Rosseter Joel
Clough Josiah Roberts Frances
Ciough Moses Roberts Edward G.
Carlisle J.. I'd & Fl. Sumner Henry A..
Cudims Mrs. Smith Esther A.
Dodge Levett Miss Stewart Emeline
Duet Josiah Smith William
Dake w. d. Stafford Joseph
Dawson Joseph Smith Laura A..
Darling Kendall R.Serry Patrick
Flew French Thatcher Samuel
F!agg Williams Townshend Luru ma
Fuller Purden s. Townahend Gideon
Goss Ann G.. Miss Toben Thos.
Green VIM p. Thomas Nathan
Goodman Peter Wells James
Hill G. Fl. Whitlock Cyrus
Hooker Siias Wooster John
Harris Hannah II. Wealherby Franklin
Johnson F. Whitcomb Dexter
Kingsley Chester Worcester iona.
Lyon Esbon e.. Quin Frances 2
Mcclure NJ. Miss Goules Louis
Morgan Henry G: Churbonnen John
COS HEN.
Clark Bradford S. Riuee Ezra G.
sMatterson Elias Whitney Benjamin
A. ]. KETCHAM. Pm.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
Jew Dayid,s or, hebrew Plaster

a Invaluable Compound for cure Of Scroffu,
~ lous affections, Kings Evil, IEf1ammatory
and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all cases where
seated pain or weakness exists. For sale as above.
E. W. CAPR0E & Co. Agents for the Stale,
to whom all orders must be addressed, at Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Fc sale BY Jackson & Ketchan. brandon.
5. b. Rock welI, Cornwall.
Ira Bingham, sudbury.
John Meacham, Castieton.
H. T. White & Co. Rutland,
a. & P. D. Barrows, Salisbury.
Stanley & Mallory, West Poultney.
Simeon Mears, East PouItney.
Edward Vail, MlddIetown,
c. NJ. Potter, PawIett.
s. F. Hadley, Dorsei.
Burrel AndIews & Co, Manchester.
Rufus Frost, Pittsford.
A. R. Douglass, SALISBURY.
James A. Hodge, Dorset 45:tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
FLOUR FOR SALE.

u FLOUR for sale. VIM POMEROY.
Brandon, Jan, 8, IS41 1871
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
II SUR ctio.n
OR PERSIAN PILLS.

SUPERIOR to the Hygean, Brandreth's, Ev-
~ ans, Tomato, the MatchIess (priced) Sana-
tive, or any other Pills or Compound before the
public, as certified to by Physicians and Others
Let one condemn them until they have tried
them, and then we are sure they will not. Ger
tificates may be seen by calling on the Agents IN
the villages, who have large Bill to distribute
gratuiIously.
A. @ 81. D. Hatch. Agents for windsor; j.
c. Brooks, Agent for Hartford and for sale in all
the principal towns ID the State.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20

ProctorsviIIe, Nov. 6, 1910.
NIB. Passengers wishing to take 4
Claremont route. are advised to pav = "
from either Of the above places, 10 p
torsrille, only. S:Ss
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20

.EMAINING in the Post Office at
y Brandon. vt, Dec. 81. 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20

R;tf.-. -. e1--e - - - "-.oIl geva
$500 az ~. P.sesa-s 70 & eno sn,en 4.
rss,ss 80 D.ss = anu IN
i..os' ss's''y mlen go 2lgestlon Iea n
.,. ~ san os os'ssl ssusl:eo 10 lsP ~
,,s..-si,' 80 a.ssssaI - 49, = ho'n
e;.,,,s :, 8, $3.50 - os Peeendn,
digestion. denresson r. sn!s,s q ~
inc 81 f sss ma :. .lsnDllg a
nj s. Of bro..6 or-cons,,mr,; ;,,.sl hss:s.
The LIE Medicines possess wonderful ebc's
in all nervous disordez-fiis headaches wesknS
es heaviness and Iowness Of spirils dimes
sight confused thoughts wsnderine of The 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
Election sfSeaofor.

the House oil Delesates-,hc popular branch of
inc Lesislature-yesterday adopted another resolu-
ton for the election, on the 18Th February, of a
Senator to succeed Mr.. Roane. The House of
Delegates in thus pressing the election, is acting
up 10 It's duties to the Constitution and the people,
and IN accordance with the unvaryins usage Of
Virginia, since the adoption Of the Federal Const-
tuition.
The resolution has yet to be acted upon by the
Senate. What will be its fate, we know not. I'M
al the contrary appears, will not conclude that
that body vii surrender the promptings Of patrio-
tism 10 the behcsts OF faction
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
RieA-s.a e<rieksS,rg Roll Road.


A bills. We ezds,z.and. before the Legislature.
guaranteeing loan 10 the Richmond and Frede
r'ek'burg Rail Road Company, to enable them to
complete their Rail Road between Fredericksbury
and Aqua creek. We trust this bill will become !.
law, and that the Improvement it is designed to ef
feet may lie speedily completed. 1T is really dis.
credit to the Commonwealth that tIiesoplv uusup.
splied link in the chain Of railroad and ,tesMso,,
communication between Maine and Georgia sbould
be within her borders, and that this link should bs
wanting precisely where there was the most ury.n,
necessity for it.
The effect Of the completion OF the Rail Road 10
Aqui" creek, would probably be to produce srea,.
~ increased intercourse between Richmond and
washington during the winter months. and TO add
greatly to the receipts Of the railroads in which the
commonwealth is so largely interested, between the
Potomac and Roanoke. At a time when the .es;.-
ature is compelled to lay taxes to NEE, the iu,eres,
on her loans there reason to hesitate in making an
appropriation for any object, however advisable. II
appears clear however,that the guarantee in oues.
ton can in no aspect be - viewed, and tina, wh,l,,
the Commonwealth, in all human probability, will
never be called on for dollar under il, her fnanc.
position must be materially improved 10y the COM
petion OF the line Of improvement to he effected Inv
IT. Unless the guarantee be granted, there is reason
to apprehend that the work must continue for lons
time unfinished.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
e. Indeed, they had been

agents. and their salares Indeed, thew had been
increased ia many instances. -
The President did recommend to withdraw all APP
ProPr'at'ons from works Of national dcfsuec--thers
being no prospect Of difficulty with foreign nat ons
NJ thought II the best plan avoid col.ion with
toreisn nations, to I've well defended. 50
M. y concluded at , o'clock, when
Mt WADpf THOMPSON took the floor. A
notion was made hr. T. giving way) that the
Sommittso rise, and was carried, whereupon the
COMMITTEE rose and reported its action to tho House.
Several members rose, and much confusion ensuod.
to present petitions, which were received from
Messrs. Dil.LETT, CRABBE and TRUMBULL;
when objection being made to their further reception.
on motion, the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
To raE EpIroas or rar wura.
KING 4 QUEEN.

Gentlemen: observed in your paper Of the l9th
instant, that many Wings have called the attention
oil the Voters OF this county to the subject Of the
spring election, and recommended DR.. Beverly ID.
Roy AZ q suitable candidate. While il is admitted
that Dr. Roy 10 entitled to the good wishes and re-
spect of all true Whigs-yet allowing the statement
OF the writer to be correct that the county has well
nigh extricated herself from the muck and mre Of
Locoiocoism-et us not forget the Old Wheel Horse,
that has dragged on steadily and successfully for
years. but put our shoulders to the wheels, and as.
sist him TO land on firm ground. I scarcely need
say mean that interchangeable Wing, John Lump
kin. MIR. l.. has, much against his private inter
est been the Wing candidate for several years, with
out having been elected-lf now a Wing can be
elected from the county, common justice would
point to him as the man, as some sort Of remune-
ration for the trials and sacrifices he has gone
through in the former canvass.
REPUBLICAN WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

mistaken in aging that I, IL sny,hise else than
country. We have ., cSnveSrd viz s;. sIs
individual Wing. Loco, or neutral, Who has no,
sven ss hs unqualified opinion that the Doc.
'or should have been turned out Of oflce.
CAR. y4issesfs.
The Advocate falls into the common error of
charging Richmond with advocating the reelection
Of the President Of the Bank.
soeh' We believe, Is not the fact. Whether
right or wrong. the impression prevails. tina,
large majority Of the citizens we're adverse TO his
70. election - - n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
To the Editors Of the Wing.
THE CAROLINE DISTRICT

TIE CAKOLINk DTSIKIVT.
In looking over your valuable paper, Messrs.
Editors, see IL 10 taken for granted distin.
guished representative in Congress, the Hon. II. M.
L. Hunter, is not to be candidate again, or other
gentlemen are TO be put in nomination-Col. Corbin
Of Caroline, and DIR. l.. Roane OF Essex, being
named. Permit me to add the name Of Mr. VIM
Boulware Of King Il Queen. Mr. b. is believed to
be man Of splendid talents, Of business habits,
and has been much devoted to the Wing cause for
years, and especially during the late Presidential
contest, in which he has rendered essential service.
Should he be placed in the Legislative Hall, his
constituents will not only have the benefit of his
judgment in the decisions of the House. but his pow
ers IN debate, when it may be deemed necessary.
AN OLD REPUBLICAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

:
~ SO course 10 day. might lose BY 4 a. nor.
~ rouso place all Of eur saered rrhts upos
we eoesngs and howings Of party excitsneut. In
s'eAo Q. resting them upon an immutabls coostitu.
S nn. mich should DO fixed and 6rm a. sths ssrna
| From the distinguished names which have beer
nsia up. there 10 but little doubt Virginia viii hav,
q senator worthy Of her illustrious and sncisn,
S sns. a Sssn.sd, Seosf, o. an UpsAus, woule
sonoo snc Cid Dominion, a. we'll 40 be houored b,
her; With the two former, I am we'll Regulated
anu nei.her have many moro ardent admirrrs than
am. butwith n full appreciation Of their virtue.
snc ta'ent.. there an individual. in my humble
opinion. ~hoss clsfns stronger than either. or
might say, than all united. That individual \,
JAMES BARsou8 OF his talcnts ned NOT .ns.h
.hey are known and aeknow lodged ,hrouebou, IN,
'ens,n and ereadsh Of the land; in every body Of
,n,on. =" IT, %. g. member, he has stood s,eat
Smone inc ereatot- OF his services, Who in IN,
commonwealth rs rendered more, or performed
mem more ably md faithfuyf Ofhs patrio,isrn.
VINO among the lining has given such an iIIustriou,
eAmPrei Wneu an enemy was towering on our
coast, VINO oes'dee Barbour pledged his whole for
,uno to raise money necessary TO shield and urotec
nes against ruthless foe7 or his frmness and
suspicion"
the victim Of vindictive prescription. The .sm.
pen which recalled Harrison from Columbia sought
70 oishonor Barbour before the world, the Old and
me new. For IL years he has been exiled from the
tNSu@ Se-nos witnessed, from dsnihed retire.
ment' the hurricane which has swep, over the land
ana ieft wrecks and ruin behnd--he has felt for nj,
country and her institutions-has never sought IN,
puoic iavor but always responded to calls upon his
pstnotlsm and in the recent struggle for the good
o. us country, he withheld not his efforts but iree-
" gave them,-and what son, l ask again, rendered
moe signal services1 To the vision of ace m,
added the ardour and ere Of youth.
KNOW not what may be the wishes of lame,
naroour-have never held communication with him
on .he subject incline TO the opinion he would,
with reluctance. again embark u;on the sea of pub,
nc ne; but feel what is due to him, end what /.
uue TO the Wing party and the Wing cause. Az
yer hie spent IN the service of his country il is
put Justice that that country should give him an no.
noraole discharge. So would say the Just and ge-
an Upshur. H.r. t.t.,IT' oppose
Tho storm Of Jacksonism has past over-,he skv
Is Clearing up-the raiu-bow Of hope is arching The
heaveos-.he Ca,os Of the land are again called in
70 service; Il nation has not forgotten n Harrison
kentucky, her Cly--Jersey, her Southard-
Carolina her Manguna-Georgia, her Berrien-and
snail Old Virginia tasset her Barbour7 Forbid i,
)os''ee forbid it & dude forbid !, Heaveni
ARISTlDES