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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
cLAsslcs-LEIPsic EDITIONS.

cLAsslcs-LEIPSiC EDITIONS.
W. RANDOLPH a CO, Main ssr,et Rirht,and
hAve In store an invoice II Greek latin and Ccrnlaa
hooks isnlottcd ircct tom Leipsc cer,paoy whi,h
hcy viii sell reasonable to L ho.s
aeaehcts snde,heIs Tho slov ina u a hst:
nosicruS sc alus, VIOLA Thnc yf.i.. 4 AMI 4 VOL.
kurtpldes, and vols Scnesa
uetototur, and vols rachua
fndar ylr-u
y ses = vols iicmcI's Had anil Olyfsey
nnSybns. vols Ncuophoa's Anabasis aud
r,I,afeh,sNol5 Memorabilia
ss.,Phoelcs At-tophat g. = vols
n0scc auinstasn. = vols
Ivy, G vols PlsuluS Vol,
C.ccro's works crSsr
IucFcius luvenal
uppcctsieS' Aphorsins Catuins, TIi.nI,us anl Pro.
Strabo, vols n.rtius 4 III
MOI ses Niaor, by Anthony Mticr. 1esud- Printed in
let', ant dedicated t. Cardinal Rich,icu
rate copy OF Hcfolutus. ,ol. folio, With Iaiin
ton OF lt9s- price st5 worth go
Also, uanslaous II most of the above works
calf hinthns ~
Sp'tscm.fs and n"ciSeI's Pocket German p.euonaIy
10 hnding la every variety OF sni-
lntctEu Rocks ordered far a small cotnuission.
ny Orders cor hsaks, Stationery, Music, Pianos aud
Fancy Goods viii with prompt
!" w RANDOLPH a Co,
j - Rirl .tnon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
SECOND sUPPLY OF SIZING Day
GOODS


WE have received by the packet Nassau. from Rev
w YORK the following seasOusble and desirable Goods
OF the latest importaous and offer them very
HE prces
Rich panied and satin striped BalEorlne
Do NJ de Lame aud Chaliys
Plain blk and blue black NouGiin aud Challys
super blk and blue BLACK plain and isi silks
4 and ! fine FoulaTd End Pikiu Ska
French Musins and awns and printed Isconets
ssnper black and white and ASSORTED cold Glnghams
faTse and edium size Shawls and ScsTfs
Orsande Muslin and French Cambria Prints
English and American Pdnfs all qualities
EHiIa siZn black Graz Wells and Lace HdkfI
LADIES' SIX and Cote Hosiery, IN great variety
Bonnet, Hat, Cap aud " Eek Ribblnd
l'afin and Bomb1zine stoc rs and Scarfs
Lse, Bobine;, Thread, Cambria aud Mus in Edgng and
IDseuin-G
French worked and mourning Collars very cheap
Kid. silk, Nett and IAsle Thread Gloves and Miits
Umbrellas, Parasols Shades ana Fans
Satin, Nalentia Marseilles and other Nestngs
Alpaca LustTes. Grape IdstTing and CashmeTeit
White aud Cold Linen Drilling, all ptces
with complete assortment Of domestic billings
plaid and striped. Also Brown and Blcached S ceilings
shrtngs, Ozna burss sc. cheap for cash.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN s GO.
apl3 White Buildings, ShOckoe Hin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

DArTABOoNs, pANTABOONs, Of Meriio
i Engish Drilling French Cashmere and Gamhroon
efc which will be sold usual low prices, flr cash
Exchange Clothing si0re
ju9 Opposite Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

\NE take this occasion 10 notice hatw keen con.
w sianiy on hand, Stoves, Crates aud Cooking Ran.
r. OF all Kinds, that are generally in this MAJ ket
81 our own manufacture, which will eel REASONABLE,
leIns Also. Mcts Agricultural Furnaces Tor sicam!ng
food tor stock, which will sell NJ the manufacturers.
ltce, aHcI adhng the expenses, At Tin, and
smear ron Manuacofy, near the Bell Tavern where all
Kinds Of work IN our line VIII be done most rsa-
sonable terms, aud al the shortest notice Roofing with Tin
or Copper, GuttvTing etc. & & Il WELLER
ap9s II Rirbn,,uJ v,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

i't NAnUs
ID IL. JENKINS has iust received from auction
IL the following Goods, bought a great tacrfcc an,
will he sold accordingly:
per yard
ELEGANT Paris coloreI Musins all styles
~ pieces hne hair cord aud white Cambria muslin,
only - cents per yard
Great bargains ia Cotton oznaburss, and beached an
unblcached shirngs and Sheciings
lD0 Nuns Bnnnets At y cents
yis hne and wide pink, blue and bun striped Cam
bro Gtnghauis, worth p 81 per ward, for 3D.
Islieoes. all styles, At 6, 10, ~! and finer
Bargains IN Cloths, Cassimeres aBi Vesings
Cheap Pdfasuls aud Umbrellas
Wluic Boboinet Lace lorcOvcTing Pictures at l2lc
DO 10 do ydswac al 2jc
The above ate only lew of The cheap Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

niant, John Price, having entered he an
IvIahccshu gwen security according to an
ib.t he S .'l ic rules Of This Court. ami appearing,
,,i, 80 nlspi u His State. On motion or he,
Iihu ~ counsel u b. entered "a rules ,fo,c'i ~, ~
5eo.innsiy ordered that tie sail defendant Iobn p,ics
ln ppcit nero on The first Day of scpfcmber Tcrr
eu AnswcIihe plaintiff b, audhn a copv of III, -,
uc lnsetelin some ofthe public nov n,ne,
Wicu in llc city ~ Richmond. for two nionhs s,,rrcs
sNsy alu also posted ~ the door OF Tic ouTbong
iul2 wu,g IN 4 Ivnu-,,.,. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25


THE subscriber respectfully Inimates the arrival o
Il another supply OF Spring Goods, selected by himself
during the last fortnight, ans which he is enabled sci
at unprecedenied low prices The following he would re
commend. viz
Black nlain Gro de Swiss
10 DO Pou lie sol
do Satin Rope
10 Italian I.ustrnE
Gro de AlgieTs
Eouard silks
striped aud Figured Organdis
Blue blk Gro &c Swisse
do do Gro De Pekin
80 DO Pnu lie Sai
do 10 Figured Gro lie Pekin
Ss Rich 10 do
.s aud ss Real Msueoni LusiIing
BazoTenne hnslins
PLAIN AID Fis<fAi Baizorennes from 81 cts upwards
Pain cold BaraIrt for dresses
Printed Lawns rom 81 peT yard upwards
Rich PARIS pTiated Mus Sins
Embroded Muslin dresses from t6a dressto30
Plain M0psehns satin stupid do
Plain AID Chene bingham
Tarllon Netts and Muslins
!, and , Cord TaTlltan Musius
Iataian Grape Isle, all colors
Plain 90
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, all styles
COPi SILK Scaris
Black Nafered 10
Rich Ottoman Nclsur 10
siik, Rlw SIX Chally and M0uslin shAWs
Thread Laces and Edgings
Thread and BobbinCu cTtings
PLAIN ami fs'd Brussels Nets, all Widths
Rack and White Lace Wells
White Thread Scarfs aud Ncils
Rlsck Net s!iawls aud Scars
Thread Lace Capcs and Collars
Black and White Lace Cape Cardinals
Plain and Open Work Thread Hose
Coton Hosiery from Cd per pair upwards
lAneGs, Lawns, Diapers, Sheeiings, Iickinrs, Cotio
Cloths. Gamhrocns. Grape. Cloths ec-wh iu assert
men' Of domestic Goods, which wall be sold cheap.
IL JOHN WASN'T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
iul p vow LoFTlN EIIrrr r. r.

A TkuLEs ascn in the Clerks once Of tho t,irc,
county tic tn day of July I4t2. ''"'' bi"aThi
Chsrles nen9ble, admir-. with the will annexed off
Against rHi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
maa-wiiS SOPy-le'' GSbsEPu F. n,rrLEy.pc

In the United States Court for the Eastern District
GINA. NAV l7th. 1872:
the matter Of bankruptcy OF Henry VI. hms'esd ~
the county OF Campbell the Eastern Virginia psrcj:
The sNd Henry VI. Armsicad, who has hcen decrc-d a
bankrupt by this Court, having filed petition PRAYING for
MS disc barge IL - ordered That notice thereof be pu-
shei IN newspaper printed In the city fRichmond
eniy days az least before the 2h dy September next
whena hearing Will be had the said peti athe Cry
Hall In the cry Of Richmond ant all creditors who
proved their debts and other persons tn interest,"
pear the said time and plac 80 nj show cause fany
they have Why the prayer 9th petitioner should not
be granted A copy-resic,
2t-Wltw JOSEPH e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

In the United Court, for the EIsIcrn Dsct VI VII.
GINA, May l7th, lS42
TNthc matter Of Bankruptcy Of F. G.. Watkins ofthe town
Of LyuchbuTg ia the Eastern Virginia District: The said
g. Watkins, who has been dccTeed BANKRUPT 10y this
Court having filed petition praying r his discharge 1.
ordered, That notice thereof be published a news.
paper printed In tho city Of Richmond seventy days
least before the l2h day September next. when hearing
vii be had on the said petition atthc City Iialiin Guy
oil Rchmond and all creditors who have prov cd their
ami other persons IN interest," appear the said time
aud place. and show any they why PRAYER
OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
COpy-resc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

v Ih"lNlh-At CLGncsrg-At Rules holden In tn.
Clerks once Of The Circuit supeIior Couti a1 @
June, 1872; MY w sac VII gay OF
thIstophct Davis, Hcnbcn II Davis Hartman IIugbes
am msrY T. his wife, who before her ineTmarrisge win
said Hartman Hughes was Mary Davis, Phfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
Ia the United states Court TOR the Eastern District of vir
ginia, May l7th, lsi2-
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of


BENJAMIN WYATT, ofthc county OF Campbell in the
ID Eastern Virginia District The said BENJAMIN WYATT
Who has been dccrced Bankrupt 10y this Court having
hled percn praying for his scha II is ordered that
notice thereof be published in newspaper printed the
Cy OF Richmond. seventy days AZ least before the lAh
day Of september when hearing will be had on the
said petition the City Hall in the City Richmond AMI
all have proved their debts aud other per.
in interest appear said time place. aud
shos any they have why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Tesie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
je "a w9w WY ''s''' w MuIERcc

lsi2: ''"'"y COURT June S'ti,
iuiie1 Price administrator with the will annexed Of
Asain., '' wv W Pin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
FRESH SPRING COO

w ANTED.-A situation o. wanted 10y a \ Dung - a
w In any capacity, who can give undouhtei recon
mcndliions as 10 character. Apply at this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

In the United states Court Tor the Eastern District OF Viz
cinia, 10th July. 1872.
WIN A. fsAfsER, Of the county Of Cumberland ID I'd
careda bankrupt It's ordered that AZ persons claiming tc
be creditors OF the said William A. Fraysor show cause d
the Cour the h day Of september why the said
William Frayser be not declared Bankrur', pursuant
to the OF Congress Ia that behalf: aud thar cory
this order be published in the newspapers according the
S2d aud 9th rules Of Court.
A eopy-Tcsc.
iu rs w5w HENRY GIBSON. ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
Cupy-rcsrc,
ma 2i-wllw JOSEPH r BATTLEv H. g.
la the United Court the Eastern District OF Viz
gina, May Il, 1872
In the matter Of Banktuptcy OF

10 he Inlcl riaes CouT Tor me Eastern Dsct OF VIZ
sinia. May Il, lsi2:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of
JAMES CAMPBELL Of the county Il Charlotte IN me
a Eastern Virginia Ds;Iict The sai James Campbell
who has been decr-ed nrukrupi by this Court having
fled peiiunn praying TOR bis barge II s ordered i
notice tereoibe published in yspagcr prnet b. the
cry Richmond, "a days at least before l2h DAY
September next. WHOM hearing will be had the said
p-on, az the city Hal ia the CITY Of Richmond and an
creditors wo have proved their eebfs, and Ter pcrs
in Interest may appear al the said time and place, anu
show cause, V any they have why the prayer Of the said
petitioner shOud not be granted
Cupy-Icse.
ma y ~ HENRY GIBSON. Ck.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

Tb. ioc..,.., ~ 49,, 49,, Dcfs
ana testament OF John King decd having cnferct IL
"Paiahc" anu given fccuftiy according To the ar ~ 80
se.lsy anu ue Rules OF THIS CouIt. and appcaTng Nv
issv'1Iy evidence that he Ia not nha6ilant OF ma
county, u y NdeIed that the said defendant 10 ,nnenT
he5e on me met Monday In August next and ansWSf Inc
~ OF pnusi and that copy of this order lie G,rthwih
inserted ia some newspaper published In he ri,v ~
hchnond, Toe two mouths successfully and postcI n, ,
front door oi the Courthouse OF this county Wv
COpy-Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
GEN;rI EMEN-TAKE NnrICE

GENTLEMEN-TAKEN NOTICE.
INNCIANGE is down q and per cent. on
IL New YoIk-ln consequence OF which. VIC. This Day.
make general reduction la the price OF out CLOTHING,
So that the Exchange Clothing Store may empha;i'
eay be called The Cheap store. In erer prove this
you have only call aud examine for yourselves, We
have now on hand a fne assortment OF Summer Coa,s,
Vests, Paniaoons Cravats, &c., well general
sortmen Of Fancy Dress articles.
Gentlemen who prefer TO have garments made TO mel-
sure, will and TO their advantage 10 give us CALI
STARR & CO..
Onn,site F.rhans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

ShbHNIIh ND PULVEHTNE, mo- ap.
- proved article f1f Dying the Hif auburn bisek =,
Drown' without a iiifl0nal aFsisftucc
me inventor having Tor iona mc turned bite attention
ioths producing or M chicacipIs DYE whereby Crsv
Vel N igm Htr might be c'auEel inpfe desift'1e
coouf Zee now has The grathc tGn announce che entire
success NJ his oule1v0urs, auI respectfully ons 10 ~
publ. Tic result Of biz care a1d lah6ur.
a. Nb N1injury 10 the skin need be apprehcndcJ from
Wy, ei,nhe Pplycrnc. nor Will u dcfsce fhc rneu
bt,' ,rns VIII accompany each hDfllc. The insnuC,-
Tor sllc only at T. Duu,tSss
W. ie Above Ur0ka
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

nus WIN VI Duke aHd Edwin Duke not
A'h= eheI col heit appearance, and given sccuTly ae
oS To ulc sctu Assembly aul tho rules OF THIS Com,
anu u appealing by satisfactory rycncc tbat bev 80
10, lnhHlhians % ths Commonwealth on lie molten
az lN. nanth' u u ordered, that tie said Jeendsr,s
Hh " DuSc and Edwin Duke 30 appear here ON thc Il -
u "i august Cout next, aud answer The p,intfff I'm.
lhi fii copy Of this order be forthwith nsrrted in
she newspaper published Ia tho ciy OF Richmond for
~" mois successfully. and that ano,hsr copv he nort
GU NJ the mont door OF the Courthouse of tIs r,,,,v
jus W9w WN a. WINSTON N c,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
-ial2-w9w ~ wlHsLow ROBINSON g.
lpl2-~ow A'0PJ' T''''h : woRsu.w

NItGINIA.-Af Huos hcidin fhc Clerks OGcc n n
v tho Circuit Superior Court n Iaw and Cbanrr,y u "
Nouumb Rand County, At The CouribouFo on Moals,,,
The iih day of July, 1872: ~
John n. Richards, Alexander rurnbuU and po,.,,,.,
Res, Trusteesand Assfneoa under Decd Of Trust
Attainment executed n them by the raid Rovsion
and Richard q. Mauack paunofs la rsdo untsr - S s
Of Bets a Mauack, f,,a,,ii. ~ wy, ", w "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

In the uItcd states Court for Eastern District 40
Virginia, l2ih July, lSl2
having filed petition praying that he ina, be deeaI
cd bankrupt; u Is ordered, that all persons claiming
~ be creditors OF the SAID Jack Vaughn show 20
ne court on the l2ih day Of september next. why the
said Jack Vaughn be declared bankrupt, pursuant
10 the act OF Congress In that BEHALF and that copy Of
this order be published IN the newspapers according 10
the 22d and Nth rules OF court.
A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

In the United states Court the Eastern District Nm-
/ gina NY Is, lSi2.
BEVERLY HETu OF tnc county OF Powhaian. having
- fled petition aging that he he declared bank
rupt sordere that al persons claiming 10 bc credit
ors OF the said Beverly lcth show 70 the court
The 2th day OF September next, why the said Beverly
eth be not declared bankrupt. pursuant TO the act OF
CONGRESS In that behalf AMI that copy Of this order be
pubishedin newspapers according to the .alandsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
iuls-wsw Ac0Py-re''f fiirNny GIBSON. ok.

ginia, May l7th, 1872
\ the matter OF Bankruptcy OF Joseph NJ Arnscad, o.
tic county of Campbell in the Eastern Virginia District
The said Joseph NJ ArmstcaJ, who has been dccreed
bankrupt 10y this Court, having flied petition PRAYING for
his discharge: II Is ordered That notice thereof De pub
shcd In newspaper printed in the city OF Richmoud
seventy days at least before the l2h day OF Sep cnhcr
next when hearing viii bc had on the said petition al
the City Hall in tho city OF Richmond and all creditors who
have provedthor debts and other persons In interest,"
appear at the sai time and place, and show any
they have why the prayer the said petitioner shoul
be granted. A copy--Tsstc,
ma 2i-wlIw JOSEPH f. BATTLEY, u. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

Robert iill it, ex'or 81 the last will and esfan IN, Of
19hn hing 3D. aud Christophcr Tcmpkns lae shrriG
OF Ming william county, and committee admir- a, hort.
non with the will annexed OF Reuben Dusar deee,scd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

BONNETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, sc.
NUNS BornciF, atisGi
~ Hia.cs straw, Lcghorn and ZiP,yrinc Bonnets
Ialics hmaZons, straw, floTcnce Brand ZiphyIine
aud Fancy Bonuets
Auhc al Flowers
The above Goods al OF the newest and most fash.
ionablc styles, aud will he sold low.
ALSO,
Gentlemen. and Bays' straw, Palm. Manila aud Leg
bora Hats, ] u GIINNINGuAN'S
Or ~ New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

ACOpy. Tcefc
70 " w9w RoBERr PoIJ,pn T. r. ,

i ChANCERl-NmGtNIA AT Rules held IN the ,,e,IT
Nuiec oi ihe Circuit sup Court Of Law anu Ch,o
John Norris " pI,,,is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

In the CnueJ stUes Couu Tor Eastern DsIrict o;
Virginia, May lsth, iSiG
In the matter Of Bankruptcy OF
NATHANIEL W PAYNE. Of The Town Of Tyncbburg
IN The Eastern Virginia Disric': The said Nathaniel
Payne who has been decTerd bankrupt by this court,
having filed petition praying for Ills discharge II
dered that thereof be publ hed In newspaper
printed In the CITY Of Richmond. 70 days least before
ihe l2th DAY OF september when hearing will be
hai on the said peion at The Cuy Hall the Ciy oi
Rchmon and all cteltors who have proved their debts
aud oher persons in interest may appear az the sa m
ant place, and show II any they have, why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should no, be granted
copy. TeNe,
ma q wllw JOSEPH BATTLRY, d g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

William VI Duke, Eliza West Sarah Jane U,.t;,s
1a'ts Auk,son ani Ann his wife, Henry L Duke M,rb,
"eoeeea Taylor Edwin Duke and Joseph c winsfed,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-25

ed of wealth and without the inheritance OF mag
nay family honors. The indulgence OF this 'ee'
ing betrays TO n certainty deficient n'e'ec' ana
bad heart, and personal CONSCIOUSNESS OF want
of that dignity and worth which make inc man
lie who is guilty ofharboring such sentiments Is
more an object of pity and compassion ina" OF e"
Wy and jealousy. He is feeble child aware mat
he - in himself weak, and goes through lite lean
ing upon the honors and substance Of his father.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-25

1--WE regret to learn that Gen Isaac FETCH.
died at his residence IN Lyndon, the 10Th
inst His age was 81. Gen. F. had suffered se-
verely at times from bodily infrmities for the last
six eight years, and foi the last six months his
friends bad expected to hear of his death almost
daily. Mr. F. had enjoyed no small share Unpopular
favor. For several years he representative IN
the State Legislature, and several times elect
ed Speaker Of the House, and discharged the du.
ties Of this station with ability. lie also represent
ed the 9Th District OF Vermont in the Congress Of
the U. States for two successive Congresses
While in the prime Of life and in the vgor Of his
intellect Gen. F. was fluent and persuasive pub
lie speaker, and enjoyed an extensive practice as
a LAWYER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-25

The Land Fund The proceeds Of the sa les Of
public lands from January to Sept. lwhsn the dis
tributon suspended by the new tariff act,) are
to be divided among the States. The amount is
not yet precisely known: it will vary little from
1925 900, and the share of Vermont must be over
1000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-25

uPCaleb Cushing, one the Tyler Guard was,
as act OF courtesy, nominated for election to
Congress by the Wings Of District Mo- 8, in Mass
His friends declined the nomination in his behalf
and the Hon John p. Robinson, Hof Lowell was
then nominated. Mr. Cushing's friends gave assur
ances that they would support Mr. R.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-25
CONSTITUTION or VERMONT.

The Sd Tuesday Of November is the time fixed
for tho election Of delegates 10 the convention 10
be held at Montpelier on the first Wednesday of
January ls43, 10 accept reject the amendments
10 tho constitution proposed by the council Of cen
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-25

NPJoHN Quincy ADAMS has been un an mously
nominated for Congress in the new (eighth) Con-
gresslona district, in which he resides In these
times, his experience, wisdom and eloquence are
invaluable to Congress, and we trust he may live
still long to serve his country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-25

UJ""True and False Dist,ncttonS"-a long but
sn-excellentTstory in to-days paper, illustrating
the wickcdness of indulging that haughtiness of
spirit which leads mankind to treat with contempt
hose who happen to come into existence unposssss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-25
u s SENATOR

We learn from Montpelier that Friday last
WILLIAM UPHAM, Esq. was elected by the Leg is
lature to the office OF Senator of the United States
for six years from the 4lh Of March next. Vote,
in the House, Upham, Wing, 1879, w. C. Bradley,
loco, 100, and scattering. In Senate, Upham,
16, Bradley, IA. The vacancy, occasloned by the
resignation of Mr. Prentiss, has not yet been filled