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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-19
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mon April II.
FROM Tho Boston PnirIot II

At market goo Beef Cattle, 30 pairs of working
oxen, IS Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep, and 1880
Swine
PRIcE-Doef Cattle-Last weeks prices vvero
fully sust nod. I'VE quote first quality at SIS IS;
5000; second quality s. 90 S. so; third quail
ity 81 % a 4 70
Working oxcn$7O, $s4, sos, slO5, and
$Il6. .H
Cows and Calves Sales az 500, $24, 500 and
$32
Shecp-.Lols at SO o. SO So A fire lot of Cos
sets Wea!hers at about 81.
Swine--Lnts to peddle from Id to DC for Sovvs
and from 10 &c for Barrows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-19
Something New.

~ OS NJ A N s. PA RKS manufacture
" and keep constantly for sale on St Iohnsbntv
Plain, Patent WINDOW BLIND FASTENiNGS,
wholesale and retail.
A new and superior article, which, for neatness
OF workmanship, the little space they occupy. tho
ease and certainty of combining the blind and pre-
venting ta rattle, or noise, when open or shut, ia
unequalled by any ,.or all former inventions. For
durability and cheapness they have no rival
Persons ordering fastenings will state tho thick.
mes Of Their blind. All orders by stage and olhc,
wise duly answered.
CROSMAN 81 PARKS.
ST. Jnhnsbury, April l9l2. 246-tl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-19
SNe .AgA So RMNgg ga

In Lunenburah. March 18th, by the Rev. Mr..
Pereu2iil, Mr. Isaac Moore 10 Miss PAMELA Snow.
In iunenbursh March 2n,h. by Rev. Mr.. Gnes,
Mr.. Levi a. Moore TO Miss Emily Perry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-19

1t appears from the Mobile papers, that Miss
Hambhn who killed Mr. Ewing at the theatre, was
his wife. She stabbed him in three places. The
Mobile Ledger says, "afler the curtain fell at the
end of the first net, she proceeded to tho dressing
room, and an alteration ensued when they left the
room together. Soon after cry Of horror was
heard in the hall, and the unfortunate man was
found to have been MORALLY wounded with knife
by his wife, who Immediately effected her escape,
by back window She had not been taken at
our last accounts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-19

The Perry (Ala) Eagle says that n Mr. VIM
Helderbrand, oversccr on the plantation Of Mr.
Zimmerman in TINT county, was recently killed by
half dozen OF his negroes. They beat him 70
death with their clubs, and then threw his body
into a log heap, which they set on fire. Thy hnvo
all been lodged in goal
uJ7ln GU: relations with Mexico and Texas, our
government has taken moderate but decisive stcEs.
Gen. w. Thompson is on his way to Mexico, with
instructions to make peromrtory demand Of tho
liberation Of tho American prisoners, within ten
days. If this demand is refused, he is 10 demand
his passports and return home, says the N. York
Herald
MEsMGRIsM AND MILLERIsM DR.. Collyor and
Rov, Mr. Miller uro both lecturipg in Worcester,
Ms One is putting the inhabitants to sleep, and
the other is waking them up.
A GARD. MIR. Chadwck-Allow me through
your paper TO express my sincere thinks 10 Tho
people my charge and other ilcuds, especially
those OF the Congregational order, for the pros
sion of their friendship and bGnevoIence, ut tho
parish visit at my house the l7lh and 2st of
March The amount presented, consisting of ma
ny valuable articles for family use, is estimated at
SlO0. The occasions We're truly interchangeable
lime was spent in singing, and, we trust profitable
conversation, rcading the Bible, and prayer. Near
tho close ofthe interview, after some remarks,
the suggestion of Br Stone, pastor Of Cong. Chh.,
contribution of several dollars taken for Tho
ben eft of two poor widows who were present.
For these tokens of friendship, this people have DO
slowed on me, may it ever be my constant PRAYER
to our Heavenly Father that he will make glad
their hearts in enabling them 10 be useful in
tho wide field Of benevolcnce and love in this life,
| and crown them with salvation in the bright re-
| gions OF immortality. VIM M'KoY
| Cabot, April 9Th, 1912.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-19

WARNING TO SmUGGLERs. We learn that J. Jones,
Esq of HALEY, last week Made seizure Of eleven
half chests Tea, belonging TO a trader by the name
Of Pratt. The tea was found in P's barn
ANOTHER. Mr. Patten, Land Waiter at Stan.
stead, on Monday last, seized quantity ofleaiher,
near the. Red School House in CRANKY, on its
way 10 Monral on Canadian teams. The leather,
we understand belonged to man from Colebrooke,
N. ii. and was worth about $500 Sherd,ook
Gazette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-20

mug man III Oalfe eileu.-ISer fann ien Sbr oer le'
benben Sbipe(fer per1tleBen.- Wir ntliiien Der
Sitmme bon Gerls G'eASr 9ebtn Ccer lt'ne Soeae
utiIen lter6en -
SIT 60 nid,t dafa1euc, bas biefs qBbg Sldtter, Die
en 70 tiefes 8efJbl fur ibre Sdlweter G &erds an
ben Gaa leaen-it ben 8erfcdtern elres freIen a9lS
redhtes in Rboee SsIauD bios u eforer er>
fenneu2- -
Marmcnen-Dte ,,lltifa @a;ette' fa9t y, ,9Slr
taben Mnter anoern Gurietien in Mneser Staot aud1
cine CONGREGATION glubdnger bon Soc Sniitb Shr Ser
fammlunospaB lit Die &uD Sal, uno bler tperoeh
Spnnta3s al oericlben Stunee, III peldler III aHoetE
Etrb:n @otteSoienlt 9ebaen fptro, cte e'GanDl"ee,
SaDefe uno Der CLAUDE be5 N1rmcn1snslts dueetnam
berqelest Der ben @SetteSoien eerlebenoe selfete W
Elm D1pio SfesleD, ein Sbtrlt nnt9er pom Wtetpoo1e
mus. 5n eneu 9etlfltfen Serrthtun9et miro er poh
eineut itn9en errn aus otefer Staot IN erf!et Der
oen Der lSahrbet res M1rmcut5mu5 enrt) Die ,'pres
otgten" ces 9eItften lberSeu9t Wroe. S1re Nerlan!
Lngcn lperocn Siemlt ratb Sronut9 Der preeppteEI
amer, Ntetboeiten ooer 81rten 9ele.ef. sAS 2loel=
Ie1ea @ebet, rfan1 uno preotgt beiteht Der Norrts
tnis @srtesDienf unb 0ahnlittd9s aus oenielben Sc
arnfinpcu uro ncr suslpenoun9 ee6 AbenouahIs absI
euodrf ben G5liubiaen erlaub ibre ,,Grfatrun9en,
@efldte uno 2rdume Sn eridben. Se1re Hturer lteb
en- auf uno IC)piBen in mas Ne unbet II II el
,,3u,iae" nenuen. llno fItherlt nD ne II n ut,
pehn nitric utter pen lebenoen coer teoten ,3nnaen
bate c eiue slhnlifeit nit ben s3un9en" eteler os
lib 9liubtocn." NSenn bic &inoer ibr 9eld,wdB be-
eoist babeI, itett c alteS Nit9eo au HnO uberlesr
tpas pom &tnoerl1 9cfa9t tpercen 1T no oa, tr!r
Deruutbet pirb, cr bic peron it, rped1e Die
,y3uHae" pereht, 70 becr9t er ote eberesu9 CUR as
genteen 3ufritbeubet Der ubDrer beren 8laubcn 9es
tp5bnfitb baourth oernebrt ano osrfdrtt 1pro."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-20
OeI 0oferToNb 81 renn6 -un Wtl1t ber 3elt

oeu RMS besbolb ofb6rten au arbeteu Den Gabrifber
rem errpdc1f III Der 9e9enrdrt9 tdlepfen 3et pen9e
P1d,hei ais Den 9lrbeitern oerelben, BON peleen o
mebrlten nnr Broo haben, e lan9e e arbette nno !
m faoen frumm lieeen mien, fObab Der tdeli,e Ver
oef naldBt cber no fle oann, nadl Seot SoIrId 81
Caoeu i'm llcberfiu6 BON Wan9el itsen.
lHenn man Der 3eit geoenft no bon alien eteten 80
brif=ebduoen Tabuen tpeheten, tpCrauf Die 9luFlhr
prauae High wages, uno d) Der leereI, lnai1S51
tb,encen Serlprefnn9en entnt, bic oae Sclt betpo9
iltr ben N9ent oes Su th'mTn
penu man ferner Der S1rrenhaften Aufsnge no iele
er 1rnff befouene Warmer llt) gum parleqntn herao
pirciate. 1o eupeoer leere5 Strch orcld Ccer uec<
ouffius" bliute, ing %ecld)tniB d ruff nno bic 9ci
oeneu Srdume ipelde Die 3ufunft rertpirfben 0ute'
NIT Der geaenwart roer oem jest9en SerbdtnIie per
Otnee in 8etradt ;ebt, 70 muB icldes 1eoen NFenp,
snfreuno NIT QSebmub er[nuenl Dap en Solt, oet'ee
IRE uno III til d. leben tcnnte, letdfnnt9 tbors
'ctt uuo Derblencet s reibeit 81 nno bre
Dem Etnboen Shannon cpferte, uno Elm Scaoe oe1sI
oeu 1parn-9lls Dor Satren Der 9roBe Staatsntann
Sames Bud,anan i'm Senate Der 8eretnt9ten Staaten
oas 8ereerblide bes jesi9en S1ntplfeS nno cer ca'
nit oerfniipften Sdpantun9en I'M @elomartfe &C. e9S
te uno n,uterbafte Neralehun9en NIT eanoern, apo
oas lmaufsmitte anf Specte berntt bartbat n1o aaS
baulitt Dor 9tuoen leate, puroe bic reofratide ars
tel Don ben Bpils Die ,@lfpensitildsp 9enannt
oie catn ibren Treuuben uno 3Inh6n9ern 9anSe Steh
oUu 8anfnpten at perbienen peripratben. Der bI1ne
DunIf uuo arpBe NauIt) 1T oerlogeu, nno i'll idred:
Iten @ontra(t teben bic Serlprehun9en NIT per yer
Tbt tvabr, armes, oerblenoetes Nolt g
5est bit Du CUR @inht selan9t, raB jene Sdwnoer,
.uelhe bic oUni9ppen 3clten, xH9 uno Sru9 i'm erSeN
tru9eM !? 90 muBte es fommen unb ntdt anoers.
Merfwiirbt 9.-Oer 9tame Soerr ftuoet Ilb
6962 U2a( lit Dem alien Teitament. Der 0tlme g Il
itubet (d1 2775 Ital oartu. Der 01ame s u tcmmt
I'M neuen 2eitamente 925 Neal Dor. Der Iame 8 hrls
It II 8 555 MaL Das lSort g trfft man "A ARll
1T Der Stbel. Die ocppelte 8etbeuerun9 B td),
lS i'd, ftnbet man 25 DIAL i'm @oanael. Scban>
aes uno fOul 1irgcnOs SIM eiob ftncen fIeb sl4 Sra
1e,eiten. CD Gie eoensart uno 9ott fpr1d, fon.mt
10 Wal i'm erften eapitel oes erten 8ud Mcle5 Dor.
Die Gauen Sefus uuo @hritus no III oet Oritten @pi
te[ SOhauuee gar niht entbalten. Die Dorte ocrher
'sifimmt nO nnr @tnmal III Der sansen SibeL iu fin
zen, ndmlif i'm erlfen petrt Oas 9Sort Slusl0buuns
clro n1r gumal i'm neuen 9etament 9enannt. Sn cer
5hrift miro nihts oom Safe 9loams, Der Grb1lnoe,
cc Der @naoenbuno eripdbut Ole JScrte @1piae5 Qe<
en-, tcmn,en nur ginmal CDania I2, 3D. in oem als
n Geftamente Dor. Das QScrt @naoenmabl miro nidt
ilt1maL in Der Slbel 9enauut.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-20
Sic gsahl in 8irainiet,.

Eie III nielen anpern Stlaten, ltno Die Gemctraten
alh i'll 9sirgnsea uber ale @f.par;uu9 Iegreid gene
{en Sie Bapen 9enoanea Ill atbemarle @DuntD srpet,
aallcoet eng. Satsre ss 1aaar sos! a'5tar e..
Gin, @recnbrter Ell, oainpbre spel-im 1ansen alle
Ia .Dsitalieper per 9ilIen.bly.
Die 95bAs haben 9eponnen IN petersburg Elm, We!s
lDa ein, 9iotrDaD elnim @anSen 3 .Ultt9leDer.
5nt eoula DIltrft haoen cse Denefrdten au.b einen
equator aeipcnncn, Das mad1t enlt reinea @eipian
10. eines lsetlel il, Den Stlmaen bon d Die G6oes
ramebrbeit III Ger eBten 8ss ]ebaaa betrn0 3pe ale
10 aperoea Die Dsofsaten tn Der ndden 9eleB ebnna
cine sDeebrheit ucn ~ Sttniiten habea
Go niugte IS fcamen, iast Der pittsbur9er Courier
.o,s 2zfsn Irilatlo tid,t anoere ie mir pernon,,
men baben pcsiae asoe ale glenfaDrifen, pie a,l,
Sc ssfmublen H. Jaaoefl fldneicemafd)inen u tsbur9
afaeh6rf ii arbetten. Die llffade oasom IT. caB Die
dsistblssr perlelben bren arbeitern 20 rcjent bon
hssp gcbn absiehea wote, spcralf tiefe idt ensins
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-20

RcnOpoIifen butter s ett fIbren Iieee. Sie ollen
f6nnem bic Webertehr berrer 3eten Uerbinrern. Ter
pclitife Narttfreert Der ben Stumpen betet9t, nne
Dem 8cfe oeriprtct es curd geIcsemadeu 81 bereld'
ern, Icte berit"ter 9ejaSt unb ibm tesreii 9emadt
ueroen, baB audi er, tpie anoere 4ete tlnfti9bM ein
Brcb burd1 9Irbet Su Oeroienen babe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-20
N o II Qr { B.

Der GcugreB bat tit Der oerIUlIenen Wcd1e nbt otel
tbun f0lu. II, Mcil groBe 9SettrfHnen attdlloen Mo
Die Slgun9s5immer 9etuftet uno NIT Sr,nMeroeden oe
Iegt tperoen uluBteu. g5eim 3ubauleretten ooH Den
9SetrreMeu baben Ildb bic rauhntt9en Geprdentantei
Stanlcy uno lSte Weoer tb1tltth nlHttlrt uno man
beff oaB e nluDItens elnanoer tcDtd)eBen ooer ood
pengltsHs lebeslan9ll1b YerltnYntfln peroen. OdeI
Appr0priatOn5geleB pI}lrte ben Senat unto od oeer e
nj Ao1ncerun9en 9etrcftn pat 10 t e5 all t15Hep1a
oaas SlruG9cEDd Detbee jest c1Ma beloAattlJr ut.
Ser SdaBamtsRcIet1r bat eIneE 0e|cSenGwutT rnd>
fhniub Der @Mtuhrlteuer ein9e|fidt, ben wlr beute
Ihcn auS:u9sDele mlttbeuen. SUr ,Utte ce5 YROnare
Suit uouo Der &cn9rep ltrerll aus eth ancer 9ebeH
Ram eibt ben Brauern in albany S6ulo, baB Gel
Alce ltatr oes S9opens ms Bier hGn.- Die Albanter
fnc nidt Die Glnl8en Gle ciele Suu pertenen, peril.
dert nll3 etn otter Sertenner.
/ Das geifpc( Rbcbe c5slaubs hat in Stem s)ort
JiadabmuaH gefunoeu. glm lOten D. N. marcen pom
ben l,sbas ulio bon Den Demofraten tdo IildDe Ne:
bcrpeu ermdblt unc es lit eintpeien unaewtB, rpelde
redlrmdBt5 ela9eisst quo.
Rbpbe esS 8 Ian b.-Dea Streiti9teiteu in bieiem
Staate jfeben nabr(beinit) etne SDild9tunJ bepor
Nr1Icent Iplcr bat enle 8ernttlun9 oor9eid)la3en
,uouad) ,iG eommldre pon Der Sparter lno Outrage
partel nan 3sw orf be9eben BADEN, un1 bort init Dem
5taasletretdr 45eber orfebrun9en Su elmer freolis
eeu 9iuseleihun9, curd) Serfun9 elner 3onoentirn,
speles etne nene &ontttutcn fur ben Saat aert9en
fca, su trefel.
3pilc,ea Dtericp uno geras 1T nod nihts Gntdei,
benoes por9efalen. Setoe 2pee DereIten d auf enel
Slnarif vor, Der lnoeen Dor nddIem QSlntcr 1hmers
lid, ltattnpen miro. Sm Sonraer Gbt lld) ndmlio III
iea:n eanosrn lieht Sries fubren. Aie otse 1T I'm
btele 3et ld)on 5emdp ltart, tslne Babe lo Gueueu
troltueu aus uAD Ole Sooaten baeea bon liublltyte
ten alter Art Su Ieloen Geleo TT betcen 2hellen lebt
ppbl pefannt uno Oa lIe aaileroem tetne 9roBe Sal
sn.1 n2aa,H
All perrpeuoen blben, ~ miro ltp Der ernltde 9lta
brub DcAl bis gum natDten serbt coer lSlnter nnSe
ben Gcasubt psr9lBt uan aoer bis oahn d, 3n fret
ten unD tleiot babicb rubt9 ia Qaule
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-20

lie Seimatbss Biinouer rpo1en @aasreseln ererei
FEN, I'M, bic fernere cSmpprtaticn 8 d ifder
. lutegeI II su perbncern. Sie erfldren, bag et u'
9ebOrne lDauSen Die slrbct ebenlc gut II. NIT 9e'
rtn9eren Gcten perrihten tbnnten 60 fd9t Der Nan,
tud:t Sslinoer gSeltblrScr >, Sbr gSan3ense3ndte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
In article which appeared in your paper of the
23d of December, you have very justly praised the
masterlv style and arguments of the late report of
distinguished Secretary of the Navy and thus ingenu
ously Joined the general reclamation which has been
expressed in all parts of the Union in favor of the
port There is n closing sentence, however, 10 that
article which 10 couneract every word Of conf
mendation that precedes IT, To this wish to recall
your attention, and assured, if you review your
marks in comparison with the report of the Secretary
and detect error, you will readily correct the una-
vorabe impression which your widely circulated and
influential paper may have spread abroad have not
the paper from which 10 quote the sentence TO
which allude; but in it, if rightly remember, you
signify that the Secretary cannot expect any response
from the people, or any co operation from Congress
favorable to plan magnificent and extravagant,
which proposes to increase our Navy to half that Of
Great Britain at annual expense of Twenty Five
Millions Of Dollars. Similar remarks upon the Report
of the Secretary of the Navy were made, on Monday
last, by Mr.. Weller of Ohio, and MIR. C. H. Williams
of Tennessee. These gentlemen it is well known,
never made such remarks from any actual inspection
Of the Report, with the vain hope of affecting in the
least any member of Congress: but solely to influence,
through Congress, their constituents, which trust,
could never be done by such peryersons of printed
document. The speeches of demagogues of any par
ty do little good or evil but the influence Of
the press is great, and increasing every day. Upon
the press, even members of Congress are often de-
pendent for the sentiments of the people by which
they are guided-Hence the Importance, in part Of
your opinion, however careessly expressed upon any
legislative topic That the Secretary of the Navy did
not expect to increase the Navy immediately or for
years. to half that of Great Britain, or to have
larger at his disposal annually, than eight nine
billions which is less than the usually appropri-
Ned to the War Department, you will be easily con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Thursday, Jan. 6, 1912.

Resolutions were offered by the following gentlemen
and adopted by the House-By Mr.. SMITH Of NJ. u ].
that the Committee of Propositions and Grievances in
qure into the proprey Of changing the place of hold
ing the precinct election Reedy Creek, in Jackson
By MIR. ToLER, tha, the Committee of Agriculture in
qure into the expeGiency of revvng the inspection
Tobacco at Lynchs Warehouse, in the town OF Lynch
burg-By Mr.. M'lLuASrY, that the Committee OF Agr
culture inquire into the expedency of permitting far
mers residing on or near public highways to entertain
drovers of live stock without being required TO procure
licence TO keep private entertainment
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented by the following gentle.
men and appropriately referred
By Mr. EDGlseToS, OF 500 citizens Of Ohio county,
for M appropriation in aid of opening and clearing out
the road from Wheeling Clarksburg; by the same OF
Daniel Zane and Ehenezer Zane for the repeal Of so
much of The act of January 9th, 1886, as includes
Zancs Island, within the judicial jurisdiction Of the
city Of Wheeling.
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAW.
MIR. BRowS oil Preston moved to take up his fesolu-
ton instructng our Senators in Compress 10 vote for
repeal of The General Bankrupt Law. Upon this mo-
lion long debate in which Mesars CROTCH
FIELD, BRowS of P, HUNTER, CArERTos, YEnBY,
MAYO, DoRMAa, and STRorHER participated. 1--WE
shall publish the debate on Tuesday, At o'clock,
before the question brought to vote, Mr. Blows
moved adjournment, which was carried by vote OF
80 to 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08
TLe .Ne,n Hn. CT

wsh,,, IRE Ven County Of Clay!
Mank the Richmond Shield for IL, te,l.,.le do.
hs IN 1t has literally let the cat GU, of the bag
IT, carved d'ase' about the christening of the new
,son arS o1' Of the two Republican counties of Har.
Chamo;ou Lents' and Wood, after the name of the
'ne design of the movement for that il IS mar,
% ,bs ~, no man in his senses can deny, who looks
liz =, "nes' 10 the Importance of giving Mr.. Clay
slsewba,.' ,'s moment, Of producing the impression
tsa dops .hat ne s the favorte of Virginia No man
which t !" who looks to the unprecedented manner in
tae,,s s name was foisled into the bill, and TO the
Tie Borsa winch 1t was about 10 be pushed through
He iolJoa what are the facts' We are indebted 70,
w statement from most respectable guar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08
Deaths.

Died, Norfolk Friday, the 3lsi uimo Colonel JAMES
SMo native and resident Of that Borough, in The 5i
high of honor, determination
advantage another adherence delcacy, and
likeness towards those with whom r had dealings, the
sena and distinguishing characteristics which constituted him
gentleman. Col Nmmo particularly distinguished for il
military sprt-1hosc WIN remember him service, during the
thuasfic devotion the interests Of his corps poers Field
made himself Of the best discpnarans in the camp Ills
made Impression public sympathy of the
community in which he lived but in his amiy-lhe circle
those by whom he loved and whom no oved-who shall
the double bitterness Of Gris tho long despair born
thai conference.-the is IN The tomb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08
CULPEPER.


Whereas, approve of Republicans meeting toge'
Their from different parts Of the State, intercbangng
sentiments, and concerning measures for the coming
Spring campaign; and believing that such meetings
tend TO strengthen the bonds Of raternu affection be-
tween Republicans, and promote the sacred cause in
which we engaged-the cause, as we believe Of our
Laws Constitution and Liberties Under the influence
of such feelings and sentiments numerous and highly
intelligent portion Of the Democracy of Cnlpeper as
sembled at stevensburg on the LIST day of January,
1872 for the purpose of nominating Delegates to re-
present them in the Convention to be holden in the city
Of Richmond, on the 2nd day Of February next
The meeting organized by appointing w. II
Eansbrough Chairman, and Robert Strinyfellow, Sc
cretary. Whcreupon, the following gentlemen were
appointed Delegates to said Convention Addison A.
Hudson, Captain Thomas Humphreys, Capt. George
Wallis, Thomas Gibson, Richard Waggoner, and Tho
mas Richie. And then the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
l. RESOLVED, That without presuming to dictate to
any, we greet Republic friends in other parts Of
our beloved country, with The kindness and affection Of
brothers, and earnestly End to them to hold 81
milar meetings for the above purpose
= RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Richmond Enquirer.
(signed) W. H. HANSBROUGH, Gin.
ROBERT SrRIXGrELLow, See'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08

NIONTCHENE FOR SALE.-This of Land, containing
l $50 acres situated in the county Of Orange near the VII
ace OF Barboursve and within miles Of the Gordonsv!c
Depot The buildings comfortable and commodons and the
site healthy any Virginia This establishment has been
occupied boarding and day school, and well calculated for
same for professional other gentleman desiring
healthy pleasant residence for his family II not disposed
of by January viii for ease
Apply tho subscriber near Barboasvlle, Orange
't' ]. D. NEWMAN.
Des 10 te-wew
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trcsI Al Court held nr Washington county, the 9th day
of November, ISLE
On the announcement Of the death of ANDREW RUsEI mos
respected citizen of this which took place in Abingdon
the 10th day OF this month, the Court its Officers, and the Bar
came 10 the following resolutions
R,sopsd, That in consideration of the worth and both
public and private, Of Mr. Andrew RUSSELL this county up
wards OF nifty and consideration of the uniform approval
and actonair esteem the people of the county have without
ccpon invariably entertained for The deceased The Cont The
Bar and the Officers Of the Court will for thirty days, the
usual badge Of mourning testimonial Of their regard
kesdrd That they smnaih4e sincerely it'll his daughter and
her family and the county generally in this bereavement
Rsora That The foregoing resolutions be entered the Mi
Of this Court and copy enclosed his only child Mrs.
Meem of lncbbus and that copies be also furnished The Editors
Of the papers this place. The Richmond Enquirer and Wing fjr
publication.
copy. Teste,
IAcnR LYNCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08
Friday, Jon. Z, 1912.

Petitions presented by the following gentlemen
and appropriately reerred;-By Mr. RAarr of citizens
of Loudoun for the passage Of act to prevent haw
kers and pedlars from trading under the same icence,
&c-By MIR. CRAWFORD, Of the New Market Acade-
funds to the erection of ne building -By Mr.. WAL.
LACE of K G., of WIN. Clesry of the District of Co.
umba, for law authorizing him to employ slaves and
free negroes from Maryland in his fishery in Prince
William. In presenting this petition, Mr. w. sud:-
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JACOB LYNCH, C. c.
Marriages.

Married. the 9th instant by Rev. T.. L. Magoon, Mr. FRr
DENcx WrLLEIT 10 Miss SARAH A. f. Gn,oS a of this city
Married. Thursday, 18th November, Mr. JosgrH KEELING
of GAINESVILLE, Va To Miss MARrm. WooIros daughter Of Jno
Woolion, of Mecklenburg county, Virginia.
Or The Wing will please copy tir above.