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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

II this State HE Locolocos have Oh
tanned mAioriiy 10 he State Legislature.
owing 10 tts gain Of one Or Two large
counties tsenfing several members eaehl
by very small maiositiss. and ID the loss
by he Wings Of TWO OF three counties by
their running 4 pleraliiy OF candidates.
The Stale i. however. WHic to-,hs back
bone. the Wing candidate. Governor
MoREHEAp. having been elected Cover
nor BY majority of more tkaa fire fkou.
saad rofes. Yes after 4 canvass 10 which
every topic uhfavorable 10 the Wings was
brought into play. TIE combined opposi-
ton 10 their candidate has nevertheless
been thus signslly beaten But Tor The
apathy ofthe Whigsin some Of The coun-
ties. the majority tof Governor would
have been much greater. a. will be clear
ly proved, We have nodoubk. BY The result
Of the next election ffor members Of Con-
gress IN this State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21
NEW SPRING - sC;x.IE7e
EsEg Obs.


Z ANiES A. S'rICLERi Is now receiving his Spring
sp 81 Summer supply u Doods, embracing yefy
laf dsJrfu arneat " heh has recently been pufeAa-
sed n prices lrlm thirty tiiy per cent lower than for
mer ms and viii les Id at such EXTREMELY
Low RAJ - asear1pt ailfo giyo entire satisfaction
II ask tic ltnieu Il h. friends and the public ~
Il lsl5sene Coos.
tftuc!t printed Lawn. fllul t. cents ua
Paris saprd and d1aharted do
printed tambrics and Casofs
Splng ptuis from 81 to - cents
i9eh laliau end cold SILKS
Mousln d. iaiues from common t. fine
llhe, au5 bae hlaes Eanl azncs =.
Nll, and cotton O. YES p8d llasierv Is
Gembt Linen Cambria Iaadbercie,s at % cts
Shti,4 and lnHstls, good assortment. very cheap
Sill, tard md iessels, various colours
Gloela. eaafod and cuhridefcd Miits
Sill, tud varsted neli llaieules
Artificial Flowers. Fi1rnce Brld and other Boraots
Nn@rne hlne and laney KID Gloves
llluo. PINK. lille, and dnb eJfdei Bonnet Lawns
S0frt GtaIr0ous, ribbed and plain. IS aud % ID
Plum aud lanry Idnen l)rllings, from 25 eta. up
kcaliu's Mexican ta5simcfe3 and printed Jpanes Eg
10y wear
hrHl Georgia Naateaen, al % pr. st.
summer Cloilt and spring Cassilnere
ialge -iuc wool dd and other Cloths from 81 50 to 10
S'ln. sill, Alerioo aud Aaaellts Ncsfing very cheap
Sill tcte liandkerrbief.and faucy Cravals
Summer ~ .eka and Crasai Sifcnefs
! ileafy Peannl.ary fhls and blue Drills
] bcat andre,s9d irsh inen far family use
Cotton and Linen oslnburgs, Bodtieks anl brown Nl
meslira. lnqr supply.
! Htlr Cotton, my nauaArf. Al % cts. per bale,
/ Together with almost every article usually kept In
i DIV Gp54 store. lie requests examination Of his
! ibalhe pqrela=HF ebeaherelle sells crclsre-
! bfor C{SB
! A.#rI
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.NsDVRfRl.

sSaR slle. n .Hb.1BLE iB1GT or LLNiJ.
No uear h Amhertlt Courl / ause, and IN die
soer oad leading Ia yncbai2 Ii adlolus the Lands
al Benz. lhWa, J1mcs z Garland aud others and con
nia4 about iUo Aa'ttbS, u mood part of which i
valuable Greek Ifht. which would produce 'iu4oIy
The imci Is part aud tn ehrl pm ol he Tact tor
merY the rcsdt nee oi Reuben Coleman decd. and Is
made up Il several lots divided amongst tho widow
and children uf slld tolenan. but the widow having H.
equity died the parties Interested us sill the whole 10
erher. The fllc VIII b. made nnlue, llunatly nood Ia
HE purchaser icfus al salc-une lh,rd Of tho par
ea4e IN haul, aud one and two ycarp. equal p,,mrn1
pt The 'sidoo. II will be offered Gr sale II tho biel
e,t bidder, Al Amherst Court onsr, on die "a Monday
IN \rn neNt, that belnq Court day
JOHN THOMPSON .JG.
.igai jon djc parties Interested
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21
roR Tifg NfGatNtAN
TO r.IE pEOplE o. ERANkIlN-

~ Ilit4 IIAtiI. III L FRANKLIN.
Nes.fs. Hale and Eatly seen L. attribute s#ue IN
fouaace article IN the LyachlB1 ! Jfgn'an sl7tl=
Ell y upr. prnpounding two gu, sfuu Ia The eaudj
dates bel0' ,,u. aud answer with all speed, IN sarna
form 1t MIS- hardly necessary, tar lad thought thai tie
opinions Of lhe candidate were already well known "a
The "nly question attracting al, mice Il seems nav.
however, thai Messfs. lale and Early arr nat uhli IN
favor Of receiving wai Ia, called the Sfa'4 Proportion
the DIsrhutun fund, hui that they would r. willing
IL do 81 even Ia violation a the law ii.eiE Iar lat
y hereas ii provided N Tao ltN that distribution
should cease. Wlen. Ia provide revenue n meet The NJ
eussafy wants Fl the lsemnenl, II shall h' necessary
10 rats lite rarlil Ia higher rte than - per cent II
nov SEEM, lhal thou2h lhepahlp porsp Is empty. tn
shofi by millions e d3rs. The national debt III
creased 1nd increasing and late loans aud olhtr ApeI
cuts rcsorlrd 10 10 roplenlh an exhausted trrasary
these ycnemon IN Wow Of Nil thus, arr willing 10 seize
OH the revenue acerung lom the sales 81 tie public
ans aud di,tthHte taman4= Inc States and territories
am not; aud II any thing Nere wanting Ia eautm tbs
fopnion. abundance would he aund ia tho aei,nrelca
condition ofouf country. thuaenedby a powerful cue
my, and uoedinG all her tesnrecsla prnte Ion con
let which every day brings nearer. am II repeal
uttho law. Bu II Is proper II say further, that how
ever opposed - the law, and anxious iar IL repeal CAS-
are many VI the nias distinguished I'll tlir Mn party
anl Mr. Rtyts par0calHy) would net euassat 10 81"
the ahare all ,tcd Ia Augtna given 10 odaer states and,
in .ach CONTINGENCY II he fund could ~, L. returned
To its proper pareH=lhe National lftayfy would
thrlw NJ obstacle IN theWay nj la, paYmcat to her,
am against the eenerd ticket staftm, aud would
Vote against p}npHelu1u IA HIud II ia ils STATE
fcerel In fruhlc The conductors at newspapers will
the publication ii my ePnan4 nun especially rs had
thought ihe, Wtte Vel ku#Wn 1o tic pei l. 4 Fani.
hn.
Though ha,c teen als,0tlr b,eo W, h, and hall
he htre lat N,t, lev day. h,fWc,ah d he elcel5n
and have lal and >l3ll have n opportunity. oul the
day ut raclin Of eunefru2 With The people. have too
Gph confidence in th, intelligence and ecist al aallte
lacnleraln any apprehension o ibr insult. on tla az
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NGEEdtI.
. w ID D. B. 7

q Wv. ID b D.
I'D ESpECTFtIIN informs his old friends aad Gus
e TONER'S hat he has returned from Havana in lt-
ter health than he has been for Years
The affairs of his House. q. W y. Z Coz uncypcct
Cly thrown into confusion during his absence have been
restored 10 order. and having resumed business Ii, best
energies WILDE devoted TO heseryice ohs friends from
whom he asks continuance Of that patronage which
generous confidence and kindness have heretofore SO bc
rally accorded to him.
Richmond, April u wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21
N.M a NA.mloNAm,n GooDa.
NaphGiEi.

4 IL persons having eai y asans The late firm II
"a Miller = Ruch.r. requested 10 present them Il,
thu auh, rlat for setlanenana hose Indebted To sad
concern are hereby calIrd natc prompt arrange
,nruslur payment Ia him. he de4irbus Of speoduy
csaiug the business AMBROSE b. RI CkER.
Smy. Partner Of Nj Her & Rueker.
Apul /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

fRNlil irmat DAVIS s Brebcrs was dissolved on the
n lsl day ii March lgiI, 10y mutual ronseaL Allpf
sensmdo5ed In ihat ennrern will pelso call OH e. D. 5.
!. 7 Dtts. aal setdc tie accounts.
GEORGE u. DAVIS,
join = DAVIS,
MltAIAi DAVIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

o.. Capt. John II. CIacA, Of thc |. :. Navy has
been sentenced by court martial, NOW sitting In Baltl-
more, dismissal from the pablo service, and the sen
tence has been approved by the President The CHAR
90 ara.rst hin ~ net 5tsfcl
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SLAM. .NtA"s !" k5ed' leland 81!
''''' "si's'' anu o''" l''''5' al the -
NV - " ''lN,nS ,of "'SP'ia'e' ana pea
','7-". 1T ! uSi"'"' VI 'a' I. states
- - ~ '''' = tue concluding parties
'''' "'', '''a' 'a'a'e'a u In Governor "'
~ y ~ 1t = 's''e ue s"1'e ,'a'oet con
'a' '''' ~ ''N'' e's's" A''oha III iaFof Al
~ NV. Now "'s purpose -
~ '''e ''' Sz'a u ao actual m
,''' 'e"''e i"e '''e' o' Tue nation
=, -, e''N ''''s' II "'oeeS il''n TIC
'.' - '.' '''' - - nv com "'u''&" VI me
sudaee ihe'al-ohe Oh the !>h ii tohuary, lt9a and
the"iirf N1fch al. $50. W. w2rct that we ate I'm
a'le u NH rom lar tbs lea'r t1-lay
h. titfla} do3 IN that State, VAS supposed. would
hrng tho erSs. That day WIS yesterday, Qhe 2oth,
and "ceNP9 u hear. in Flew days, thai ii WAS rharac
hrzadB gf5a iarlu'enec, Il n3t Icy actual battle and
bo'd.'hfd
Nan y,r..,., i.,,.;.., =o...,..,....=
umn the prsrc.das., Of the Nov y.,l s,a,,. ~
IN, fra CIV s.uarl,s o..o,ns 49, Iy,
slfrsl.r Certain, ,5., y,,s r,, ,,,,;,,i;,1 -.
oioa. and r,aesl,po III, ,ln,>i.9 .I,,r - -,
were rrcpareI Ia award ilIl ere,Iif Ia tb . E.. M,
la'y q tnl Legislature fr heJastre they had NJ
'et'd 10 the south. when "e discovered tat the ,tle
oIansA q t'e Legislature, in Which 'ae Laeos lay,
n9ary Of mofe than to |, alter consurriu4 IN
IL af'Heol thu Senate, far related 20 the euur,
oI "2y Ne"ard. deeiHei art3,{ On He It'll 10 rpeai T.,
Iay La,a. and ad .onne sac die, having II IN ~
statute book Oar anticipation, tha,fro. is fully real
l1ed that they would ueh beu lhr redemption al thou
Pledsc, Wien lie time arrived. ofceulso. the mspoe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21
LADIES' EEEE SHOES AND
ekgt'tig,s.$
$40 ssrlNaa.si.

$40 Reward.
ND ANYWAY from the subscriber. Tuesday tho
Il u lzh INST. my man JOH.N--Ile is about % years
II ace, very stout built. yellow complexion, rather under
height, has go1d head Of hair excellent of teeth,
speaks qniek.lis clothing GOOD, but recolIected.-
He is doubt lurking about iynchburg its neghbor-
ools the ncohborhood of Mr.. Charles IIolconbe's
South Of Campbell Court House. as Mr. II. owns his
his mother The above reward will he given Cor the de-
livery Of said Negro 10 me, in the lower end Of Campbell
comfy. n. Ii. HANCOCK.
April Is 2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION

aud hell temporarily b mob. Ia that Nard. there
were tanultueus lol4, and few cracked eroua, aud
bloody hoses; bat We have not roam flr details The
loerq7l Of Commerce give, the follow ~ statement 81
The votes:
For Uagor- Morris Iaro) 2o.Ao5
fhuo'y (" ug lN.Hf-l rs aal.
Tor .iAjceman--l.aco ticket 1870
Wing ticket l",23G--26l ma.
Tor ASSISTANTS t.ga Gf..t 1V.II2
Wig ticket l0O80--l2 mai
The Journd So, That, il is believed, fhar man,
Wh'2s voted 1T Mi Alorr.s.
Cmmcciicd- W have al euglh full returns from
the Connecticut election, from which il appears tlal
neither Vi the candidates received amaorty Of the who'll
oa"ber d yoea. FOR Governor, and cons, nouty that
here is 10 election, 10 VII:
For Ellsworth (Nhig) 23.5,l
For the Conservative candidate Sd
For the Addition do .2->
Scattering III
$3.50
For Cleveland 0oco) 2J.l63
TIN election will devolyc on the Legislature in which
there is Il large Loco Foc9 majority. and consequently
Cleveland " IL BIZ elected. The Legislature meets at
New Iiavon on the FIRST " eints,ay in May.
Notwithstanding the defeat Of the Wings in Concec
icu, the Loco Foco vote i, N 50 large as it wa. last
yearwhen tie Wing majority Was nearly 5ooo-trom
which ii would seem that the Wings have been beaten
by hcir aa'iy rather than by any dinnuron Of their
strength.
O.: MI Van Buren still his pilgrimage; aud it
will certainly he admitted that he has taken "r5uala
baut way to Robin Hoods barn. He was received at
Mobile On The Gih inst. with considerable ccla by the
citizens and corporate authorities. Thence he was
bound 10 New Orleans, where arrangements are making
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

Literary .3abesscs.--,Judge John \, Mason is 10 de
liver the Annual Address before the Literary Societies
of Chapel Hill University, at the Commencement in
june.
The Rev. john \. Ma6itt will address the two Lii
crary Societies al Randolph Macon Go llope Tuesday
tin 2'h fJene
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

e. fire in Williamsburg, Va, on the eth inst de
stroycd seventeen houses, Main street, mrt only O
Which were Insured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

o. Adcsrnctiye fire occurred at Columbia, s. {. OF
The l2th inst. Twenty nine stores and dwellings, viii
numerous out-buldings, comprising the mosl valuable
property in the town. in ruins. Tie loss is ,slna
ted at not less than 100000. A small portion only
was insured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

81 Ma, Clark Penn, OF Patrick, is announced in the
last Danyle Reporter, the Democratic candidate for
the State Senate, in opposition 10 Capt. Witcher.-
Whai say you, Wings Of Pitsy sana, Henry and Pat
rch3 Solong msrcPnscnedb BY Capt Dyer, will you
again permit local ryalrles personal lariiatcs 10
sway your course? We trust not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

Something nr,r.-A letter from Washington 10 the
New Orleans Picaynnc, informs US that John Tylg
has in his veins the blood cl Wat Tyler" the ccc5ra
ted English patriot, style him-rchcl. as he "a
called by others. We think the statement somewhat
problcmaca though certainly. If true. not very ina
Porant. Eclipse was the sire Of some very indiGcr-
cnt colts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

= lnSaa what IS nh ~ be seen
Then, il seems chsye been ''i5r and against The
Caucus System" In Ibis Respective imagine. W. arc
just like our neighbour and he mi2h. from motive oi
sell ove have omitted 10 ecas6re 5ra su bcane.
OF which he Is equally guilty. lie is Ycry much opposed
10 ihe caucus SYSTEM when the Whes pr PCS t. resort
tol, ir Tie purpose Of concentrating thc.r strength
though he Is not less active en- that account in ctfnann
Caucus 10 nominate candidate, en- the other SIDE Can't
he allow as to play the same game Ordocs hc wish a
monopoly OF that convenient engine WcwiI tell him.
however, very canddly, that we should very much pre-
Ter to dispense with lis aid but thai we are coap led
sometimes to fight the Devil with fire.
And we have been 'cr and against Tyler" too
Certainly. But does that necessarily pre- suppas,
Inconsistency? Tho Republican is now an ardent
adnirr of Mr. Calhoun Did he think 50 highly Of
that gentleman prior to Isl? Eut h Wi say, Mr.,
Calhoun has changed since thai tine. So say we Of
MrIy When we supported Mr. Tyler, he was
supposed u entertain certain opinions which he has since
IL heidi entertain diem, repualcd. As the advocate Of
those opinions, we en abandoned Mr. Tyler Is iLere
any Inconsistency in that2 Under the impression thai
man Is honest oday. may recognize him friend
but to morrow lie may he detected in act Of Toi;t
larceny would we he inconsistent because we proclaim
him to be rogue? Our ncoIbof must have Il keen
vision if he perceive any thing like Inconsistency in
The course which we have pursued towards Nh Tyler
:. The Republican, after getting through the foregoing
catalogue Of Inconsistencies, ii burtlencd with the
Weghtcf the task had undertaken, up by saying
that we"have been 10th SIDES Of mere questions than
lazy public man of his acquaintance And yet the
foregoing presume the most striking instances
Winch the editor could rccollcct. (and he is provorbia
'r his rcienve mcmofy) in our not very brief editorial
career-though confess we do not know what asoun-
ding sins of the character may he covered under the
convenient ''etc." with which he closes hsbll oindict
ment. Fortunate will the editor Of the Republican be-
fiat the end of 90 years heavier sins lie at his door
though We viii ,dd, y Wy Of laro ha., tla'N' d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

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IDNIpnNl.MENl

In consequence of the 21lh day Of Apnl hen2 decto
day, the abovc sle postponed III tn 9Th day Of VI,
noNt. 81 VI Ell MrD. REID, Trustee.
Aprl u GAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

Low every hope not fSod "b"te,
Hlfrds en the Cd, - # agony
Whom sttrh de1t objects 1t our love
Are summ5nd hemca.ud Ia tho Sly
On ,tronl immortal riniona batne,
They h-tentpu hsttcr cline;
Beyond the yortas Il the NOM,
Beyond the reign 81 d,ath and tine.
1heil bright examples point tho WY,
And streams II slery mati, their Hight
To realms # everlasting day
Whcrc all Is peace and pure dei It,
1'hhrf on wine4 II warm Sire,
Let all ptu bet affections ,oati
Aud long - io,n thrr hli-z lul rhor,
Whom pa Is ard tears are known n m5ic.
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\ ri y
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16
Dtr1,

in PcmGret Aug 10. Mr. John Perrin aged nine
~ five. lie was one Of the early settlers and plo-
neers Of the town. He moved from Woodstock
Connecticut in l774; he helped organize the town.
the first militia company and the first church, Of
which church he was member. In the contro
versy with New York, he was firm advocate Of
Vermont. He was in several engagements in the
war of the Revolution. and Of him il IL truly said
he was an honest man. Printers in New York and
Connecticut are requested &c.
In Ticonderoga N. York. on the 18th nit. Of en-.
;demic typhus, Henry Elline Gouldsbury ueed 20.
Also on the goth ult. In the same place and of the
same disease, Lorrette Jennison Gouldsbury aged
II, sons Of widow Susan Gould.bury Of lIariland
Vermont.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16
Congress,
Currency, Cotton, Corn, and
SYLVESTER!!

Congress has adjourned after a.lenghcn session
qaled in the annals Of our history for violence of debate
and for having produced no result favorable tn National
Financial OF Commercial prosperity.
The Currency in many parts Of the Union has equalzed
ITSELF and although at such points affairs contracted
still is founded on legitimate basis and will gradually
become extended.
Those sections that continue under suspension will III
timately he compelled to adopt resume their spe
Gle payments or become bankrupt and the the bet
ter.
The Crops fall descriptions in every part or,hc United
States ure unusually Urge and fit Tor market in the best
order, and will form the hest element of healthn and
profitable business, aud hence forward better state of
things may be anticipated TO aid which, Sylvester will
continue to afford to the public the best opportunities Of
covering their losses and of restoring the sold fashioned
tmesn we used to enjoy. But words needless and
a single glance of what he Offers the 18th day of Oclo
ber preceded and followed by various schemes, wary ing
from rty thousand ihiry fre housand iwenty thousand
Sc. &c. These will be sufficient to ener It obvious that
the schemes for October great beyond all comparison
The wise will make their mind withuulhcsation which
Lottery they wish to invest In, and will forward their
ders 10 the old Office.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16
SrATE Nr YMNNlnNI.l 80 p.nllLe

STATE or VERMONT! Atc P,othc court,
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, 90, J h'N az W00G,ioct
rlhiH amt for said DiTriri. on Nt IN Gqy Of SsSL
4. d. lri2 PRESENT. ne Hon. TnouAs =. RUa,ELLJyJg,
instrument purporting to be the last VIII and Cstr
n mcnt nf linn ChgmlcTln late Of Barnard in ,ad
district deceased, being presented To the court here hy
Clark Chanhrlin the executor therein namcjOr nrcluc'
Is ordered by sni court that all prrSuHs concerned
therein be notified To appear nj session Of nt court
to be held Mt the Probate Ollie in Woodstock IN enid bis
,lict Oh the 9Th day O Oct. ncN and show cause Huy
they may have against the probate Of said WILL which
purpose IL further ordered that copy Of the record
OF this order be published three weeks sucrssvry in the
Spirit of The Age printed ut Woods:oCA ia sgd State us
may be.
A true copy OF record,
l23.3w. oEL BILLINGS, F,Fistu
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16
VIRGINIA Lecsburg LOTTERY, Glass o Tor 1872
10 be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday, Oct 80,
1912. &c Sumbcrs-l3 Drawn Ballots
Administrators Sale.

ITO be sold Mt public auction, on Saturday the Goth day
L ofOrt. next at one O'Clock p NJ the Dwelling House
of Dr David Palmer late Of Woodstock deceased. Said
house Is well located short distance west OF the court
house. ana has been recently repaired, with barn and
other buildings there s about of hind not to
he surpassed in this village. Jlso the reyersion Of the
widows dover in the house enst of the Court House Al
so, pew IN the Episcopal Church. well located for any
person wishing to purchase.
TERMS the west house one hafin six months and the
remainder in months with good security for the
version, down. ). TAILOR,J r. Adm'r.
Woodstock, Sept II, 1912. l2l-3w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16

The LEGIsLATURE.--Thc democrats have
gained one Senator in Bennington county, one in
Chittenden,and two in franklin, and The probability
is thu, they have elected their senator from Essex
co.. ifihcy have the wings will have but one ma
joriiy in the Senate; las, year they hid hrelre.
In the lIouse.:h nett ga III for the democrats so
Ear as heard from is 7.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16
Commissioners notice.

WYE, the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the district OF Hartford. Com
missOners. To receive, examine and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate ri DANIEL c.
BAKER late Of Norwich in said District, deceased and
nll claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, aud six
months from this date being allowed for that purpose,
hereby give notice that will attend to the business of
our appointment nj the dwelling house ofwidow Thank
u Baser in .aid Norwich the 81 Mondays in Jannar,
and February 1918 ut O'Clock p. on each OF said
days.
BRNJ J SaI h"' Commissioners
Norwich, Sept. eth 4. ID. lsi2. l2i-3w
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Commissioners Noiicp.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the honorable
w the Probate court tor the district OF bmdsOr com.
mssiOnes urUccivc examine ard adjust MI claims uud
demands oHl persons against the estate OF Mary R'ub.
insolycutnnd also ell cuim-ud demands cNhbrtjm onset
thcruto mud sN months from the first daS Of August cil
being aowcdby said court for that purrOsr, do there
tore hereby gycnOiicc that we wltcud the business
OF Our said appointment, Ut the dwcug husc OF hvGs
Buck in Reading the Inst Monday in January rest from
one o'clock =. NJ until four oco'h, T., NJ said day,
HIRAM GODDARD, tour
ll3-3w RUFUS BUCK, miss untrs'
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Brighton Mdrket,
MONDAY, SEPT, 8. 1912.

At MARKET AS Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores, 43CO Sheep
and $50 swine
PRCEsBssf CatHs. First quality 81 5Oa 4 Is second
quality 81 90 As. Third quality, s30Oa35O.
Sdccp-sdes OF lots 50, 6l,1j, 90, cts %, 2l 25
aSl 80.
Srins-A lot Of old hogs Mt cts. Lots 10 peddic l.?
81 for and l2 to 81 fer barrows. At retail
from to 5.-.N. T.. Farmer.
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A country editor says he received the following
".,op my paPer:'--
Dear Sr:--I have looked carefully over your
paper FOR six months, for the death oil some 'ndI-
vidual was acquainted with, but as yet not sin
soul care anything about has dropped OIL you
will please have my name erased.
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MAINE.-The election in this State took place
last Monday. Returns from Eve towns, show a
large gam for Fairfield who is undoubtedly rc-elec-
led by an increased majority from last year.