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in the Cabinet, whether partial or entire, report
does not say. MIR. Crittenden alluded to the sub
Ject in the Senate, and put some very direct and
positive questions to MIR. Observation-Disclosures
that he knew something about il, and charoino
Mr.. IL. with the manifestation OF ga sudden and
new born ZEAL" in behalf Of the Administration.
Buchanan seemed 10 vince under ii a GOOD deal
appeared anxious 20 get rid Of tile subject, and
cried out for mercy--he denied the correctness of
the rumors, so far as they were connected with
him, but not with very positive air, and replied
rather indirectly to Mr.. CPS charges. lie seemed
very impatient under the debate, and caught at a
point OF order raised by the Chair, to endeavor to
shuttle ii off, but Criitenden pressed it unmerci.
fully upon him, bringing out his insnuations i'm
broader colors. The whole scene was quite rich
and dramatic. Woodbury. also came in for share
of C.'s keen satire.
aJ-rhe rumors Of changes in The Cabinet are
confirmed from variety of sources.
The correspondent of the Charleston Courier
writes:
1t is understood that Mr.. Webster will 90 out
of the Cabinet, amicaby. as soon as he has con-
cluded the negotiations with Lord Ashburton--all
of which will soon be concluded. MIR. Forward
will also retire, and Mr.. Spencer. Mr.. Upshur
will go to France A new cabinet will be form
ed, in which Mr.. Stevenson is certainly to have
his choice of posts. A Secretary of the Treasu-
ry will be taken from the democratic ranks
These movements seem to give good deal of
trouble to Mr.. Van Buren's friends, for the reason
his party will not well bear dividing. Parties
seem to be vergng towards a state Of anarchy
and confusion. Some of the more ultra whirs
say that they will support any moderate democrat,
except MIR. Van Buren,, for the PURPLE
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49, WAsHINGToH, Goth June. 1912.
mere were rumors in the city TO day ola chanoe
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oofe pa lis lace evidences u truth Nj Tyler
" DENYING VIII only place his personal seraeiiy upon
NE SANE level with his political fidelity The public
nave n7a nocanleuce IN the one. aud they will have
lu@i As little N the Other. His onlyteAge from unver.
sal contempt and eNccraou IS in silence much vet
i'ans onsune.' 81 the history ul thai oyentl epoch in
hN lie, and, II he be WISE lie will not provoke further
d'seos1res. ',Whon the Gods mean to destroy they
hlstmahenad,' however; and it is impossible therefore
10 conjecture, particularly surrounded as he is b, impru
dent e,unseors Of wta rashncs he will he guilty and
To VIA, extent he VII compel those WHO have been
horet.l.Fo silent 10 uusaal Their lips.
Mes4fs. Cooper Of Geo. Chapman Of Ala and Holmes
Of : [, who were appointed members Of the commit
tee Of Foreign Relations, to I'll the vacancies occasonel
ty tie Withdrawal Il Massrs. Glraer Henltr. &c have
deehaed 10 serve, aud the House cf Representatives
without any hesitation, has Excused them also Messrs
Shefford ON {. aud White Of Lou. have exhibited
Better sense as well as better temper john O. Adams
SOFT II monomonac. doubtless but he is moi there
tro unfit associate Ger gentlemen And besides it, as
IS alleged, be be hostile 10 Southern rights which are
now in jeopardy in negotiations with England,
SoutiaR men should he so pu,rlely squcamish as.
y refusing 10 act in committee with him, to leave
h sc RIGHTS at his mercy. They should have stood BY
thcr posts, al the sacrifice Of their personal feel
ings. VIXEN, according their admission the rights
and interests 1t their constituents are in rardy. How
these gentlemen justify themselves for abandoning
thc that committee under such circumstances
When their constituents ask them this question, they
w, find II difficult 10 give a satisfactory answer
The very motive by which they profess he influenced in
Withdrawing from the conmrtcn, should have impcll-
ed item - remain,
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FOR THE vIRGINAN.
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN IANtlI
III re

The cause Of Temperance, in this place, seems TO
be tie increase, hundreds having been added to the
several societies during The last few days. Messr Pol
lard aHd Wright, reformed drunhaTds from Baltimore.
have been among during the last woe, and have, by
their eNcrlous produced this glorious effect. They
nave as their name If reformed tl1mhUds Indicate
been thoroughly acquainted with the evils, the degra
ding vice. the overwhelming MISERY and the unspeaha
bic degradation d the yutnts at the shrine OF Bachus
they can speak and have spoken OF the blessings flow
IN from total abstinence from all that lRUAicaies-up
tbs part If the subject too, they speak from expert
encc their name lndicatesthoy are reformed drunk
ards.
Mr. Pollard, in YOUTH was Friend or Quaker, of
perfectly sober habits. having drunk Spurious Ii
qnors " Ire, Beeror Cider until IN an evil hour he was
induced TO drink wine by his young associates, the temp
cr, belonging to that sex, the mother Of whom was
selected In the devil tempt the father Of the human
race. The fall Of Nit 7. was like the tail OF millions Of
5thcrs-ai first gradual aud almost lmpercepuble but
Ike the body falling To lis cCnue Of atifacton the de
crease q distance. produced an acceeraon OF inohon
until he found himself, not IN eternity, having hlled
drnnkard's grave, but the ruined father OF distressed
children the husband Of an almost heart broken wife
literally according 10 the then received notluns Of com
,elnlty diseased and crippled loaier whose death
youl lie = lcnr,. II 7"..F From this state OF phys
zeal disease ard mental servisult, lie at last arose.
bright and burning LIGHT, guide, p.aeon. ~ "'9'
light, all who read may run seek lay hold OIL ~ "
received into the altar and ark Of Mercy, If Safety
p may be considered If the greatest, he stands
conicssedlv the first apostle Fota Abstinence south OF
Mason & Dxon's line His education appears to have
been very moderate indeed 50 far as the school house
had any ihng to with tin the laro,r school the world
he has received such an education as few can boast
Sceped in adversely (his own fault, says the man who
thinks he regulate himself he has learnt aud uea
surad up wisdom which like the good Samaritan he
is now with inleatigabe zeal administering to his fellow
citizens paarrg The ol and hahn of gladnoss into the
bosom Of the heart broken wife and worse than orphan
children Of grateful community. He may not rank as
one Of society s gentlemen. bat-ho is one Of Nature
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MEETl\G II AAlIlERSI

OurPcsent Representative in the House Of DELEGATES,
having declined bong again candidate for this Office,
we take it upon to call meeting Of the Nhies, at
Amherst February Court, fer the purpose Of selecting
suitable candidate.
Ii may mol bc improper here call our worthy eat
zen, Capt. THOMAS \. Et5BANk, to permit his
name to be presented To tbs nomlnallyc meeting. ear
ncstly rellina himn 10 treat this public call t. his
G uHtry's service with negative. he has hecta rc
done tiase 1ion private sources. MANY WINGS.
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Virgissi;I:


r rules held In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
n Court Of Law and C4ncery holden in and for the coun-
yoi Campbell, on Tie 1th day Of February, 1872.
Robert MORRIS, surviving partner oil the late mercantile
hIm oil Morris Mitchell, Plaintiff
against
Richard G. Marshall and Catherine his wife, Samuel Pan
Mill administrator Of James Charlton and of
John Black deceased Vincent Lester and William Collins
defendants
In CH.NCERY
The Defendants Richard q. Marshall and wife and Vim
Lester having entered their appearance and given
security according the Act Of Assembly and the rules of
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they inhabitants of this Commonwealth ordered
that said Defendants appear here the first day Of the next
of this and the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted in
printed in the town Of Inclburg for two months successive
" and posted the front door of the house of this
county on some court dav. \ Cupy--i este,
JOIN y. ALEXANDER, OK.
f. Feb p
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RESOLUTION OF TIE LEGISLATIVE OF
VIRGINIA

Resolrcd bgtte general assembly q rirginio, That
the commissioners OF the IN tie several counties,
cites towns and borouohs Of this commonwealth be and
they are hereby instructed to include IN Their list of taAa
bic property the following subjects VIZ gold watch
os.--syer or other retac watch, s.mctal:r e"r4.--
panos dlsctim@et,"g ii.@sc under the value Il ono
hundred duars-ana those If the value Of one
hundred dollars audupwars.-cod and silver plate over
the value Of one hundred dollars aud the amount Of val
ne over said And the auditor Of public accounts is
Nreby instructed and required onouil rheseycml COM
mis-, ncrs atggcsad Of the messgc If this resolution.
Adopted by the 9eoe .-s;9sy ro gp@afE H. IS'2
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" sEEf'R'.

M Ill be sold. at the late residence OF Benjamin
W Turner, decd ON Goose Creek, in Bedford coun-
ty, Va, on tuesday the sh day of March next all the
PERISih IBLE PROPERTY, belonging to ms
tate consisting OF large STOCK OF HORSES,
some of which Of the best blood III the upper country
large stock elIoes mostly of improved breed large
stock of Calo and Sheep all the Corn, Oats. Fodder
&c, larpr quantity wo cured Bacon all the planta.
ton Tools, three Wagons, Gone new. that has NJ
yer been used two Cats. and good yoke q, q" good
sci Blacksmith Tools, Household ~. nchen Fun
ture SC. So.
TER NS-on all Sums Of five dollars and upwards.
credit e twelve months will he gwen the purchaser
giving bond with approved socurty-under five dollars,
cash will be required. THE ADMINISTRATORS
Feb Il I'M
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NOTICE TO BANERUPFS IN TIE EAS
IEkA nlNlRLGI OLE AIRGLNIA.

The ioll,wino Roles adopted by the Court
Bankrtrts viii per,iye thereby that their petitions may
be filed with the CLERK. The sooner tins is done
the better.
Rule Isl. Tho District Court Of the United States will
be regarded as open every day (Suudays excepted
o'clock A NJ for the purpose d receiving The Petitions
Of Bankrups. and triusactng the business arising IN
of Bankruptcy generally.
When the Court is not insosson, Petitions and Papers
may be filed with the Clcrh-and the fling with the
Clerk shall be considered presenting to the Court.
H. G..
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.y'DTEe'k

rENlIS is to inform my customers and the public gen
Il orally, that intend commencing the WAGON
MAKING 81 SlNESS. near New Prospect Meeting
House, in Amherst County. also. intend keeping up
my shopin Lynehbarg, near Lyuch'5 Ware House, |
have employed first rate workman 10 take charge Of my
shoPln Lynchburg. Any person IN want Of new work
old repaired in superb style, can be accommodated
with ncamcss and despatch, by applying at either pacc
My tot Timber is well seasoned, and the best the mar
ket ailurds-and shall be done on reasonable terms
REFERENCES.
Rev. Jno. Early of Lynchburg, Mr. Peyton Lcftwich
Of Lynehburg, Mr.. Jas Langhornc, Mr. James Doan,
Nh Hancock Of Lynehburg, Mr. Douglass Pucke., Of
Bedford, Mr.. Chs glastonbury, Mr.. Rollins 81 Am
herst county FLETCHER ID. HALL.
Feb. II wv
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TO TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE REEVE
ME-.

ArDlroE's OFFICE. llth February, 1912.
hasten to send You the foregoing resolution adopted
by the general assembly 10 which invite your paItlcn
lar attention. My opinion IS. thai the legislature
intended to continc Inc discrimination IN rdp 10 pianos
but as will very little trouble 10 ascertain also The
value Of the other SUI ects onumeated that is 10 say
whether over or uudct hundred dollars. request that
You viii do 81 Yen will perceive thai gold and silver
plate is only taxable ifoyer the value Of too 80 that if
does reach that amount, you need not include II III
your lists Ii the plate be the value Of 500, be par
tcuar in ascerlaung what that value IS As the
law imposing ta>cs for the present year shall pass you
will be furnished promptly with copy
Very specially.
JAS. T.. HEATH,
.luiior If Public .1ccopltS
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y .l'a'geHI.

IT become necessary thai the undersigned should
] receive the amounts due them. They therefore.
respectfully request all lhuse indebted to them, 70 cal
and pay. give their bonds for open accounts. by The
18th Of February next Longer indulgence cannot, M
cii not, be gwen IN any case We hope our debtoss
will not put 10 the necessity of showing We really
nj earnest. NJ KINNEY MOSbf.
Jan. IL L25F II
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REID E'sZES.

TEtIE subscriber has hand large and ws.sselsre
i ed assormct of H1RDU.lRE n,d Gu HEE
RY which he will sell at reduced prices Ss ss,s.
Tho stock on hand embraces general assortment Of
Building Materials, Carpenters and Joiners Tools.
House Keeping Utensils, Agricultural Implements
Backsml,h's Tools. Shootng lacking Iron all szNs
and kinds. Cast, Shear, German, English and American
Bisered Stecls, Cutand w mugh Nails, Castings koPe.
&c. SC. From and after the LIST day Of January. lS42
shall endeavour To do a cash business, limited
require it, Ne would respectfully say 10 ,hose in
dcbcd TO u.s. that we wan, money and OF necessity must
collect WIN you make little sacrifice and payus.
+. $. MILLER.
Jan. Pm il
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GREAT TEMpERANcE NIEEIlNG.

There VIII hc meeting Of the Bedford | mon Tom
lerance Society, held Liberty, Tuesday The 92d of
Tie present manlh. Tho purpose ofeeIctmllng the an
nyersary of the birth ii Nlshnat1 There viii lie
eral addresses delivered the OCCASION lull and On
tire meeting Of the mcmhels Is earnestly solicited.
WAl. l.. HOLT, Scc'y..
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usDuBIS a. BURTON,
(lOcCs. SEED.
y II " OS! - II " o. 81!

II ~. y! - IL " u D!
TlNlE subscriber is now prepared 10 furnish any FAM
i ily desiring the above Instrument, upon the nioss
liberal terms and from he most approved Manufactures.
in the United States. The Justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers, has been so much laud-
d through the public press, that any remarks OF bic
would be unnecessary upon the present OCCASION lie b.
inc known as a manufacturer of the instrument, can 70
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
mcnis As inferior none in the world All that he
quircs trial and if the purchaser is not pleased with
the instrument, it can be returned
". ?. GREENE. Agent.
e, All Pianos sold by will be packed and sent ~
any DISTANCE in the country free OF expense. They will
also be kept in order year. without any charge to thu
purchaser by myself pass through the country twice
yea1 regularly,
s,tpt. Is Is II
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q = n
EDERSONS indebted 10 the estate OF Edmund Johns,
deceased are hereby notified that the bonds due
sad estate have been paedhy the hands
for collection. Such persons therefore earnestly
guested to call upon and make immediate payment
an longer lndulgcncecannoi be given.
BOULDlN & IANCEY.
Feb 81 W3Wif
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Va Al. T..

Married in the county Of Halifax, Tuesday even
ing the list day of February, by the Rev. Thomas 7.
Anderson, Mr.. MATHEW G. Woop, Of Republican
Grove, to Miss LAyIHA ANN lIEsRilTTA, daughter Of
John Ward Esq.
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k'ret 81 SALE.

KESt M SALE.
EeN virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed to the sub
srubcrs. hy Ienuel Shelton the 9th day Of March
ISL, and duly recorded IN The Clerks Office Of
PatsytYanla County. Ia debt due Thompson Ro
bcrsun. we shall elhcr Of us. sell at Robcrlson's
Sore. Fuday, the ih day Of March, 1912. 10 the
highest bidder, al public auction. nr cash, PART OF
THE SLAVES, conveyed IN said Irs, Deed, 10 Wit
MAJOR. Man; Moses and Nancy.
The title IL the above mentioned property believed
to he ga' hut we viii convey such only Is vested IN
us ty virtue - sad Trust Decd
lACO3T COLES. ,....,
JOHN ROBERTSON, ''"s''''
Feb 1 -
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Groceries, AZ, AT auction.
WILL SELL. on Tuesday, the I'D inst, IN front
4 my store,
100 bags Rio Coffee
10 hhd, Porto Rico Sugar
10 hhds. Nolassrs
do Bacon lams "a choice ARTICLE
10 boxes Sperm Candles
80 do Ralsins
Tallow Candles. Soap. Sc. Sc.
Terms al sale. {. PHELPS. Auct'r.
Feb. u 1t
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Farmers and Merchants SnvinSs
Bank.

Wins Institution continues 10 receive Depostos Of MOS
! ,y and lssue Certificates for the SANE, at the fcA
lowing rates. of interest On all dcpo>cs whdrawn bs-
lore the oN piron Of Two months from the date Of de-
pnsl'c, tDnr per cent. per annun-and on depp~itss
remaining for two months and longer. five per cont psa
lrun the date thereof All money and property
Of the Institution bound for the redemption Of It's CsrtiE-
Gates. The Stockholders all Dircc,ors-and arc ~
follows:
JOHN G.. MEEM. President.
SANL POlNDEArER. Jr, Treasurer,
GEORGE w. TT RNER. Cashier.
MARTIN w, DAVENPORT. Secretary,
James w. Morgan. Elijah Fletcher,
John EARLY, Geo. ID. Davis.
$. II DAVIS. Cl,s ". Christian.
Sau' Garland, John II, Palies,n.
David r. Edlcy, David w. Burton,
Jesse Hare l.andon C. Garland
Charles L. Mo,hy, George T. Williams,
James l.. Castor,
Jan. 81 w4wif
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Large STOCK Of Dry Goods
Nv l,OAI.

Al GSSB.
INTENDING Ia discontinue business At TIN
j house, have determined 10 sell the
Entire stock,
at COST for CASH, negotiable paper saiiyaetovi
endorsed Designing act in good faith. and wishing
to make quick operation Of it, the public may rely upsa
our asking mno instance more thar COST Tor any aru-
clc-Such of our customers have accounts with ~.
and may wish to buy credit, we shall be most harSy
10 at the store ui
HsDDBIS a. BURTON,
next doc, below The Farmers Bank, where our assorA
inent is very good, and under which firm shall eoA
nuo business. Worespecnlly invite the as'rnsioa
of Merchants and olhes wishing To buy cheap and dss
abe Goods a. - favorable opportunity seldom "
Anv person wishing to secure good staht ~tth . d.
sr.lc Stock Of Goods. VIII do well to avail themselves
of this opportunity sswe feel disposed 10 offer ndsss
m,nts loi the sake Of closing the ii ok at once.
Ton & ROBES.
Jan. 10 III
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ir'iew "f the Lynci,burs Markets,
CoRRECfED NEhxIy
II Z 4 II \ ls ~ n K T. Z

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. Feb. l2.
ENCllANGE-Iu But lue is doing III foreign bills
Ga London the quotations are Sas,.
nONESrlC.-At the board this morning { > 600 on
philadel pima sold a, %. We quotc-
On B,etan par - dis.
Phihdclpha = as
Baltimore % ="
Richmond II all3 =
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SyfETaV'S LOTTERY AND EN-
CHANGE; OFFICE

SyrtT0y's LOTTERY AND EN-
GRANGE OFFICE.
WIZ have nov, and keep constantly on hand. 'ull
w day of drawing, TICKETS III Packages and
Shares IN all Lotteries conducted IN this State by j. &.
GREGORY u Go. All orders from the Conntr,
thankfully received, and will meet with the pnnnpt
attention personal application list oi the drawings
sent IN al cscs those who order II d,slrcd.-CoMNc
sIc>rloNs srUierla coNrinrNrI,r.
M.AW7seEEsI SCHEME.
n q d d 90.
$4,000 !-l5.000' !-l2,o00 = 900 10 Of
800 20 of .25o so of ,ooo,'
t.NlO.N LOTTERY. CLiss No T.
4, be drfien al alexandria Saturday TIC Ioh day Of
March ard result rerered on the 22d n March.
CnIs.iaI Prize 100000,
| pf,ze of tQ5 0tl=!b 0OO-l2 Wn-lO ,0OOL9NO
1000 GCG-2 Of ,ooo-3 Of loOo-5 Of 3,ooo-
Jof2 OoO-iO of 5000 of $3.50 Of 900
80 of50o-l33 Of 400.
u Isl and End Dawn Nus. $3.50
10 lst and 3rd 300
t., lst and ith lOO
1870 lsl and 9th q, Isl and 9Th 20
200 LIST 4 1lh lst s slh lst & 9th OF LIST s. ioti 90
2do lst & llth Isl * eth Is, & 9Th I'd s I'd 50
ie25 all other Two Nos 40
AGO LIST or ID drawn Nos. 30
621o Sd. ith OF 9th 81
1000 all other SINGLE Nos. ~
~ Nos-l3 drawn out
Whole Tickets only $50 Halves 10; Quarters 3;
Eghlhs = 80.
JRGLNLi LEESBURG, GLASS;
To be dra,ca al Petersburg, on thc 22d Of February,
and result receircd on the 25M g February
Prizes of ~ OOG-5. 0OO-3 Oo0-2 Zoo 500
POI ,25O-l poo ,lO0-lOo of .uOO-lO Of 400
10 d 3Oo-l0 of 2a0-lOo f 2Oo-2o Of 1910 OF
lbs Go Of l0O.&r.
- nnmbcrs-l2 drawn.
Tickets Sl-haycs Quarters !.
JIRGLNL4 UELLSBURG, No G.
TO be dra'rn ii Riehmond on Thursday, the 2th Of
February. and result reccircd on the 2ih Of Feb.
Prizes g.. OOO-3 nOO-2, 5OD--2 OOO-l 2li,-2 Of
500 of 100 of3OO-5 of200-l0 of l5O-l0 Of
l25-20 Of lOO-l6l oi50-Sc &c,
- nnmbcfs--l2 drawn
Tickets s!-halyes tl-quartcrs 80 cts.
UNION LOTTERY, CLASS No
To be drmcn al .Acrd,idrid on 10Th co,,aru and
result receiued on The Isl Of .AIarch
Prlzes t30,000-l0,o 1905, oCo-3 ,OOo--2. 500
100 Prizes OF 10000 Of 200
- Nos, and - Drawn
Tickets 10; Halves 3; Quarters 9 so
rIRGLN.4 U'ELLSBURG LOTTERY. Nd. 7.
TO DC drd,cn al Richmond on Monday the 2sth of
February, and result receired on The ID ofuorch
Prizes j OOO-5, 900, Coolies 500 Of lOOO-
10 of 5000 of 1Oo-lO Of 5000 of I5O-6o of
1880 Of l00.
Is Nos--la Ballots,
Tickets s.; Shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos IN Monongalla Lottery. No. @
81 % IL G3 - II Il AZ IS 50 26 s. y.
Lecsburg Lottery, No T.
Is 81 % 90 q . So - 60 "a Is i6 Gs
w. NJ. SJIMON,
. door, bcior The Post Office
Highest premium paid Tor Specie at this Office.
Drawn Nos, in Wellsburg Lottery. No. 8
s. | 81 - 25 So 81 50 10 G2
Ticket Nos. 10 ~ IS 4 Prize Of
= d
Was sold and Cashcd at nigh, in the above Lottery oy
SUTTON
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WE have nov, and keep constantly on hand. I'LL
w day of drawing. TICKETS III Packages aud
Shares IN all Lotteries conducted III this State by J. G..
GREGORY i. Go. All orders from the Countr,
thankfully received. and will meet with the prompt
attention as personal application A list Of the drawings
sent IN al cCscs those who order II d,slrc.-CoMNr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

E'-The Spirit of the Age is about as much
grleved at the exposure Of Iocofoco prohigacy--
ns the Patriot. Oh DON'T says the Spirit in an
guish-don't strip locofocoism bare and expose
its shocking deformilies YEA verify, the Spirit
gets into the melting mood anon, and actually in
Vites us 10 turn away from he black heap of To-
cofocoism, and take up with lis representations of
'Whig rascality' in Vermont. We are not entire.
ly unmndiul of the constant buzzrg ofthe Spr.
it of the Age about state debts, state expenses
state retrenchment, and all that but we beg 10
inform that paper that we have not yet seen any
thing from that quarter TO alarm us, either for the
safety of the state treasury or of the Wing party
The people too well understand the true state Of
the case to be mislcd They know that the expen
ses of the state have been generally graduated by
scale contracted rather than liberal-that the
existing debt is the offspring of an administration
nosol Wings, but of VIM. A. Palmer, and Leb-
beus Egeron-and that as one mode to put the
stale out ofdeb the Wings have constantly strug
ged to get our share Of the public lands, Will,
the ocos have as constantly opposed that, and il
fact have proposed no mode save an increase O.
tareS With these views we must be excused
from complying with the invitation of the Spiri
of The Age. Mr.. Eastman, it is decided case
we can't and won't strain al gale and s,oaiol
i saV-mW.' So be easy on that head.