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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-08-31

BusINEss.-There has been decided
imorovement among the jobbers IN all sorts
Of goods this week. The lowboats went
An the river last evening with good
freights, and from the Southern and
Southwestern states there are a good
many merchants with cash in hand and
good credits, purchasing rather freely
Some Of them, in spite of high rates oil ex-
change. promptly paid their last year ;
notes. with the current rate OF difference.
One gentleman from Alabama, when MS
last note Of $4,000 fell due, paid i with
forty-one per cent exchange. There Is
some spunk and some promptness In the
country vet Most oil the merchants now
here paw cash. or offer very satisfactory
paper. On the whole, the fall business
Is commencing with better vigor thar
was expected.--N. r. Journal Of Com
merce.
| Why does the Journal of Commerce
sneak only Of " Southern and Southwest
ern" . merchants with cash in hand ar
good credits, purchasing rather freely
} Manifestly because il is fell that 7
neeessary to speak word for Inc credit
these, as compared with those from 70
! North.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-08-31

THE WESTERN CITIZEN is the name of paper
recently started at Chicago, Ill, devoted to Uni
versal Liberty-the Interests ofthe North West
Protection Of Free Labor-Political Reform
Acknowledgement Intelligence, Sc
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-08-31
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
d I = D,

DI = D,
In this town, on the 24th inst. very Suddenly.
Melissa d. wife of Francis G. MagwIre, aged %
wears. The surviving companion is left with three
small children, Esons,l aged year, years. ana
6 wears.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-08-31

Whig Nominations.
For Governor,
HARLES PAIN
For Lieut.. Governor,
WAITSTILL r. RANNEY.
For Treasurer,
JOHN SPAULDlNG.
Democratic Nominations.
For Governor,
THAN SMILE.
For Lieut. Governor,
EDWARD D. BARBER.
For Treasurer,
DANIEL BALDWIN.
Liberty Party Nominations.
For Governor,
CHARLES K. WILLIAMS.
For Lieutenant Governor,
EDWARD D. BARBER.
For Treasurer,
HARRY HALE.
Senators for Rutland County,
ELISHA ASHLEY, Of PouItney-
sILAS III. HODGES. of Rutland.
JOSIAH w. HALE, Of Brandon.
Senators for Windsor County,
Daniel WOODWARD, of Royalton.
Lysander Raymond, Of Woodstock.
Ryland Fletcher, of CaVendish.
Noah Stafford, of Springfield.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-08-31

TIE BARRE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION will
hold its next anniversary at Groton, COM
mencing on the I'd Wednesday Of Sept.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
THE LEIrI.GTRt; CONYEylI0

We have the Proceedings of the first day, Monday
August the LIST. II consists of Delegates appointed BY
the citizeas of the counties West Of the Blue Ridge
We have no room at present for the details. On mo-
ton of hlr b II. Smith Of Kanawhn, Mr.. Charles A.
Stewart Of Greenbrer, was appointed President pro
TEN; and F.. B. Bailey Secretary pro tenn. On motion
OF MT ~ W. Patterson OF Augusta, call of the coun-
ties West of the Blue Ridge made, and there up
pearcd Delegates from Harrison county, from No
nongaia-2 from Ohio-3 from Mongomery-3 from
Cabell-2 from Mercer (alternares)-6 from Kanawhn
i from Logan (alternate)-lS from Greenbrier-5
from Mohroe-l from A|ieghany-3 from Fayet,r-l
fiom Randol phi lfom Wnnd-2 from Wythe--2 from
Mason-l from Jnckson--4 from Page (altcrnatrs)-
: from Augustn-2 from Wayne (altcrna:cs)
On motion Of MIR. George II Lee Of Harrison MIR.
Kinney Of Augusta, unanimously elected Pres
dent of the Convention. And motions Of Mrssrs.
Smith of G., and Calwe of G., hessrs Smith of Har
rison and Arbuckle OF Grrenbrier were unanimously
elected Secretaries.
4 le,t.r from Judge Lewis Summers Of Kana sha ad
dressed 10 the Presdrn, of The Lewisbnrg Convention,
presented rend and laid the table On motion Of
Mr.. Stewart of Grerhbrirr, Committee appoint
ed 10 daft resolutions sui;ahe for the action Of this
Conve non-and on motion of Mr. knc.ie!oe Of Iiarr-
sou, The motion beng adopted for substituting Com
mit,ee Of in lieu Of Delegate from each county,
The following gentlemen appointed by tie Com
miitee, VIZ: Wm b Preston, i. II. Smith, Geo. II Lee
II nry Ersk ne, john Everett, d. HlcComas, Allen r.
Cape.i,n, Guy r. c. Allen, and Augustus A. Chap
man Judge Summcrss letter referred TO the Com
mitiee- aud the Convention adjourned till next
inr, y o clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
TIE ELECTIONS


Are coming in rapidly, adding new strength to the
Democratic ranks The Wing leader, MIR. Clay, who
a- been pompously paraded Tie candidate, seems to
be badly received trerp 1chtrc. We have room this
morning for mere abstract only OF the glorious dngs
rorth Carolina has almost rivaed the Old Doml-
Mon. The gains are immense In our last, we gave
the returns from Is counties, in which we had made
nett gain Of tnurcen members we gave, enormously,
onr instead of t,co commoners to BERTHE and Craven
making this correction the gain in these 10 counties is
si7ittn nett or 30 votes
We have received returns from the following coun-
ties Arson (Whg Senator and two Commoners,)-
Ashe q Dem Com-Dem. gain,) Beaufort (Whig Sc
naor Wing and Dem. COM Dem, eanl Bla-
den Il Dean Com y Cabarrus (Whig Sen and Como
Casw,n dem Sen and Conn., Chatham (Whg
Sen ard : Com, Dem Gem. Dem gain ~ Chowan
q Wing Com } Davidson tWhg Sen and Com, }
Dublin Dem. Sen and Como Edgecomb dem
Senator and Conn., Green q Dem. Conn Guord
(Wh,g Senator and 3 Com } Hyde Il Dem. Conn.,
Dem gain,l Lenoir (Dem Sen. and Com y Meek
lenburg q Dem. Sen. and Conn., Nloore Il Dem
Com II Dem gain,) New Hanover Dem Sen and
Conn., Orange dem. Sen and Com, Wing Com.
Dem. gain 81 Pasquotank and Perqulmons (Whig
Sen and Com y Person Dem Senator and Com. y
Pitt (Whig Sen. and Conn., Randolph ("h:g sen
and Conn., Richmond e Wing Conn., Rockingham
dem. Sen. and 9 Com } Rowan (Whig Sen. and
Conn., Sampson Dem. Senator and Conn., Stokes
Dem Sen. and Com.-Dcm. gain 81 Surry (Dem
Sen and 3 Com-Dem. gain dD Wilkes "hig Sen
and Com, )-beng in these 80 counties Democratic
gain of fifteen n,emhe.s-or 80 votes.
In - counties, the Democratic gain is 81 member
or GO votes In tie Senate, there are "a Democrats
and II Wings being majority of ~ In The Com
mons, % Democrats and 81 Wings, majority OF "A
Present majority Sc for Democrats There are II coun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
TIE Iff1-U it,o

The 9TH Veto has arrved-a and again We hail the
moral courage which Mr.. Tyler has displayed-and
again We most cordially thank him for the service he
has rendered TO his country. We have time today
to do Justice to feelings upon this cheering &C.
casion, or 10 do justice 10 HIM 1t is decidedly the
best document which has emana,ed from the Execu-
tive Department fer many months 1t is worthy OF
the DAYS Of Jefferson himself. 1t speaks his spirit
in language, ,ha, is full oil dignity, of simplicity,
of force and Of elegance. Its manly, drecl-no
Delphic ambiguity 10 Disguise lis meaning-no dplo'
matte mystery TO weaken liz force. We again thank
Mr. Tyler and hope that II will recall the true spirit OF
our Institutions tie great principle of the
Compromise act-lend additional credit to the Fl
nonces, by inducing Congress 10 agree to some good
and efficient Revenue bill Some steam will, OF course,
be let eff the occasion-Some offensive epithes may
be layshed upon him-"Iraitor,' perhaps, branded
upon his name, by incorporate fnctonis,s-but when
the storm The passions is abaied trust that oil
will be poured upon the waves, and that some measure
will be adopted for the relief Of the Treasury, and for
the GOOD Of the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
THE VETO.

ExTnAcr Of n letter frsm "WAsnIscToS, August Q.
1.-The Veto came in TO day. 1t a clear, manly and
explicit document and excited profound sensation in
the House. The floor given 10 Mr.. Fillmore, who
moved its posiponement until tomorrow, (untll the
Wing caucus could determine what should be done y
They wall meet night, whether they will resolve on
carrying the previous question and preventing debate
or not, canno. say. Most probably they will pass the
bill as i, stands, without The Distribution clause Mr..
Charles J lngerso to-day asked leave to bring in a
bill RI. enacng the duties Of lc:s. lie showed ii to
Mcssrs Appleton, Sal,ons.al and other Wings of that
species, and they all repudtaed it. Mr. Gushing made
an able speech to day and used up Johnny . IN ra.
ther more modest way than was done by Mr. Wise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

O. we have thrown great variety of interesting
matter into ibis days paper. MIR. Cushings Speech
against Distribution is admirable and e1acllyin seuson
II comes 10 support the Veto, and to rally the Tariff
members 10 wise and moderate measures |, is the voice
of the Wing Representative Of the District OF Lowell
We have also in Type the proceedings Of the Anita
riff Meeting in Richmond in 1924 II speaks the voice
Of :he CITY of Richmond in 1924, before party spirit
had so eagerly seized upon the Tariff policy party
measure Most Of the names noticed in the Proceed.
ings are now Wings, and Clay men. But with what
force and justice do they point the great and grow
ing mischief of exorbtant Tariff! They show,
that higher duties, Like more oil poured Upon the fames'
only serve TO increase the conagration and the csm
paintsthe cries Of embarrassment and The claims for
relief. We have also thrown upon first page Sc
vernl interesting letters from Washington. The Pres
dents Veto lends grace TO the whole; and rounds off
and pol'shes and finishes off every thing in the hnrp
est styIe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
(tr0m E,daesaag Eceriag's Gh6s.J
The House of R,Dyesenfufires.


Ii will be SEEM By the reported proceedings that the
House has taken course in dsposing of bill
sent back by the Pres!en: for its reconsideration
Heretofore, the precise laid down in the Cons
tuition has been obs rved The objections Of the President
have been entered the Journal and the bill then re
considered and voed upon, to ascertain whether the
constitutional! maturity existed 10 pass the Presidents
objections TO ;b- conrry Notwithstanding. In the pre-
sent instance The House disposed OF the :eto
teictoiore-by putting IL on The journal: ard then pre-
pared dispose nF the b by appointing this day for is
consideration The bill was, IN course, taken up: and
Mr. Adams made his speech upon it-corcludug II bya
proposition entire different from the issue pending be-
fore the lousewhch was whether the bill should pass
or not. Mr.. Adams abandoning The b which was un-
der consideration in the llous" brought up the mes
sage, and moved that it should be referred select
committee BY the rules Of the House, subject while
pending, lie superseded by thing else, in
der unless BY al twoirts dispensing with the
rules. Yet Mr.. Adams nloon--takng up and refer.
ring the messaoe-was entertained order, while
the bill was still admitted 10 be under consideration
and, when the previous question was called, il
decided that the main question Mr.. Adamss
niprpoeled motion for referring the message and
not on Tie bill-,he only thing that had been con-
siGered ha: could be- considered, under the issue
expressly set .he Constitution tie matter
ing it had been entered on the journal And yet ii
decided by the Federal majority that Mr. Adams mo-
tion-obquely iosted in, while the bill the spe-
cia order and under debate-wus the main question!
The truth is, there really no rules nor legsla.
tive acts in the halls OF Congress Everything dis.
posed of in caucus and the Houses only meet to re-
elser (under the gag, which denies the minority The
right OF speakng) the arbitrary DEGREES of the secret
conclaves and committees ofthe Federal party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

The whirlwnd is rising but it has not yet attained
its height. The public sentiment is sweeping on 'ne
Wings frcm the places which they have abused AS
one of the wsest and most celebrated men OF The ma
ton few days ago, "fou may rely on Tie wings
$50 caled) destroying themselves without your ard; II
is but second edition. not improved, oil the conuuc'
of the Fedcralists in l7!'S.'
letter from Washington says, the news is most
cheering from Indiana, Alabama, Kentucky and the
Old North State 1t must have its Effect III mode rai'ng
the Wings. The is said TO have carried great
CONSERVATION amongst the Feds in Congress.
The Wing presses, but the other day, claimed Norm
Carolina-and crowed over their anticipated, certain
success We had indeed the fearful odds OF - or Ao
in the Legislature TO overcome-bnt believe II mas
been more than done. Ca IrG-and we expect now 10
carry decided majority Of both Houses-and OF course
a u S Senator.
The Wing presses have aso furnished us with some
statistics Of the next Senate OF the u 3 But they @ii
in all probability lose three ont Of the Ia be e!ec'@G
in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Indiana
This will probably turn the scales against them. IN
the H. Of r. we shall probably carry decided majority
notwithstanding the Wings are now laying trap t.r
us by passing bill, making il the duty Of their CLERK
TO exclude all members of the next Congress- who do
not produce 10 him certificates of elections, declaring
that he elected in single district, under the a'e
outra geous Act of Congress. Now, as Georgia, New
Hampshire, and Missouri about to elect By General
Ticket, their members amounting 10 TO- would come
under the ban Of MIR. Clerk Clarke-and their "e1cn
sion might give Federslsm majority in the House.
But the trick will not take. The Globe says, tins 10
new move 10 head Captain Tyler and catch another
Veto because The President in tie paper which has
called out by Congress, declares that, IN signing
the Apporton BILL he looked npon the clause II
regard TO dstricting the States, no
obligatory; and intima,es decided opinion that .oh
press has no constitutional power 10 command the STATE
| to perform their legislative functions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
Deaths.

suddenly, county bingham
the 10Th LAY 81 July Mr. irtcs CoLEn,S in the 90h
the old L, evolutionary >orrs. leaving
and family lament irreparabp
He lived and died tfm honest without
earth The writer has been hong acquainted with Mr. Cole
oi oil friend, believes
sltnaon his change from rs another world
though he possessed sufcrncy Of his worlds goods
~ The Tennessee nd Kentucky papers VIII please copy
Departed this life, Thursday the 18th umo, the resi-
dsncr Of Mr. John rnothcs, Senior county OF Charlotte
Virginia. Miss An, ELIZA, daughter of Col Drny Bacon, age H.
deceased member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
expressed fear although called suddenly appear
amaJlr All who Knew her Io"ed her. The Lord
omnpo,cmt Ieigneth
Death, thou has; conquered me,
Bur christ ias conquered lce,
And shall agad.
~ The Richmond Christian Advocate will please publish the
ahov-.
ON the 27 d,, o Juv died her residence, In the
Of u.sl Mrs r. C"seY, in the G1 year Of her age
leaving and friends and deep
leg; they have this IL console their loss
her evca-tng gain. Il is nseirs, cuo.i.eshs
known far and End, by ali who knew her, well
teenIrd and loved.
ar The Wing and Herald will Piers, copy
Died. Fever after illness Of only 81 hor
the residence of Mr. George hinge Aahama ions EsRY
of Major EmGn Christian The deceased had Just
attained ina'ond honorable, high minded, ptcl
and vmous, esteemed and respected by all wu kn.w M,
and be"vrd by all those who kne" him We ms death int's
that will be nng naf keeay irt ~ hi all ced father and
May the Most High give Eem Consolation in this hrii
ho,r OF deepest distress. c.
Died on Monday the ah uf Genoairn the residence Of
father Dr Jos. NJ Sheppard, Mss ny Files In the 18Th
wear her aac The amae and accomplished,
and hnu, ed by all 10 An alwise PovccHrr has
from this srcne a. pain and in tr
spring hu easy shr called
he convinced norncness oi The ih"r. Of time and 10 a
Heaven, that place of rest and where there
no pain where kindred aud friends
aud where the oil the RedeeMer viii be-
neT.rC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
BEAUTIES Of the Hhig Press

The Wing of yesterday drsgnales MIR. Tyler as 'he
meanfs man in the Consderacy, under the control Of
the most malignant and mercenory csbal that ever
cursed country 1t also then would not lie sur
prse1 if the last ronses the whole country and
brings every to the opinion Of Mr. Bolts, that the
Executive rnlprh should be made an example Of as
the Patriots Of England made Of Charles t..
We warn Capt. rs Ter against this "P,sol" AS the
Captain cannot he "headfd," lie is in danger of being
uL ,L,1d,d' nv this mode I'm I}rutus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

IN Ru'c> held in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Superior Court 81 Law and CtaHccy OF
county Monday The 1T day OF August 1872
BeIjlm!n Waddey and Samuel Downing, Compliments:
against
William Curtis Albert Curtis James Curtis Isaac Oliver alias
Taylor and Betsy h- VIE who Betsy Curtis Jo
scp Drshelds Sheriff and Administrator Of Thomas Curtis de-
ceased Thomas rghlett H. 1iurnsy and Judith bs
wife, Thomas Ingram, Thomas NrcIanaan devsee Of Chloe
McCianahan who Chloe iiuglle the said Thomas
Cnnan dcyisee Of George llnghe III. said Thos Hugh
law Of Roger w ngh-t ho devisee
George l. nghelt Joseph Deshieds Sheriff and Admins
de Of the said Roger W. ughe deceased and
John ingram, Defendants:
defendants, George H. !uicings and Judith wife
entered their appearance and given security according
Assembly and the rules Of this Count and appearing
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Gf Viz
enia Ordered. That the said defendants h. the
Of October and The plaintiffs bill and
that this order e inserted months lively
in the Richmond Enquirer and posted The front door Of the
Court house in this county,
Copy, 5. A. VI. LELAND, c. G.
Aug, u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
Marriages..

Marriages.
Married. Thursday, The 2s of iuy, hv Elder Ilerndon Fa
Mr. RonrnT w G1oDHn the beautiful ACCOMPLISHED and
admired Miss M.arH, WApDY daughter Of Garland T..
Waddy, ESD all Of Louisa Comfy.
son, may they enjay nj n:py life,
And 1--we each other well;
And, witrni; muDariBe strife,
In pcare to lther iwtii -
Married, Pctrs Chucl New Kent comfy on the as
uItmo, by the Rev Henry Smith, Mr. wv A. Cms.rIAs Of
The a. = Navy, Hiss JANE WAEEgS, daughter of Mrs
Warren, of the above county.
Married, Thursday evening The 81 81 ultimo by the
John H. Butter, the reSiicnc of her father Dr. WAnp
Cook the beautiful and murliadmcd Miss I,RY J,sE
cond daughter OF Capt james Harvey Esq all Of Monroe
~, Virginia.
Married, the a3d u!timo a. BODILY King & Queen county,
Rev. VIM Todd. Dr. SANE g. FsuSrLERoY 10 Mss AsNe
go y, second daughter Gf James t:ovar. Esq.
"Crtation bIoumrd - decorated wid.
vas not disc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

siss on imposing greater burdens the people, the
public cannot fail to comprehend the motive. 1t will
be TO give bounties the manufacturers not
to the Government"
will the Wing madly decline this Proposition, or
not:-A word more Ii is of piece with the insidi-
GINNING of this Fe-leadrr of the Wings, the r.
Wing to nsnuute that publish two Editions of the
Southern market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

IN cHANiERY-Y f,cIN.:--Af Rnles held In the Clerks
of Circn Superior Court Of Iaw ard Chancery for
county from the 1T 10 The 9Th day Of August 1912:
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire build of The
State Of Virginia, Plaintiffs:
against
George Archibald b. Bargh, Martha C. Baugh Henri
eta D. Egsleson Francis A. IL Cornelius u Lowry
ja and Polly his wife, Eliza Peass, William o. Win
st,u, condas w WINSTON Isaac Winston. Alexander "
Winston Sarah A. n. WinsoD and Others, Defendants:
defendants above named Except George Bansh
entered their appearance according 10 the ret Of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and appearing satisfactory
drncc, they Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
of thu plaintiff 10y their Attorney is Udered That
said defendants do appear before the Judge o Circuit
Of Law and Csncery for Pow atan county,
0f the said the flint day Of No
the bill Of The PLAINTIFF; and that
forthwith I'd in Newspaper
lsei in the city Of Richmond aud continued for months
sccr-svely and that another be- po al the front door OF
the Court house nf this comfy.
ACory-Testc,
X. F. GRAVES, n. C.
Aug II 23-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

Xy1M J. ROBERTSON, ATTonSLY At Law. Charlottesville,
w "a will practise regularly the Courts Of Albtmae and
Iousa and attend business coGcd 10 him In the
countless
James Co.. Jaquen Taylor, Lewis Webb, Jno NJ Gordon,
Caperon Erump Chari t,esrf uon 7. w. Gmer, Judge
H. ST. C. Tucker, Jno r. Jones' VIM A. Bib, Sample Minor,
VIM w. Dawson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

r AND FOR SALE-Bring DESTROYS TO move TO Missouri Of
fer for private sale my Tracts Of Land 10 Mecklrn
burg in Brunswick, the former The land on whh
reside aud the The which John Kirby lately re-
sided Upon both of places there excellent dwelling
houses and housr for the security OF crops OF
all kinds and the accommodation OF negroes and horses Inc
land IN Brunswick 6d and lies in The fork of Roses
and creek within mile of lawrencevl'e and Is most
and opulen family The tract
M-ckrnhuc contains 400 lying Paam creek three
miles North ST. Tammany, with good Grist NH on It, aud
,l. land of quality for ntacco and good condition for large
cu Purchaser. invited look this property and judge
M themselves TIE viii be acc"mmniatlna-and refer
Il, Ars,f Hugh L. Parsvle and Edward b. Hicks rs to the
brunswick land and will be pleased any at my osr
,s IN The other tract. PASCHAL BRACY.
Mrr klcntnre, Aug. IL, 1879. 2s-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

On Wednesday, after the Veto Message had been
committed (agans, all usacr) and it moved 10 lay
the Tariff bill the table, Mr.. Giiner asked whether
in that 1t would not b. in order to introduce nro-
Tier Rsrenue BM-To which The Speaker replied, it
would, provided, the bill 10 be introduced dis.
M lrr to ;he ed b. the President. MIR. Gil.
mer Significantly remask' d, ,ha; he should certainly
mol bring in such 4 bill s had teen vetoed.