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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

NEW MUSIC,
/ Received at the Bookstore of
ssIiTB, DNrNKER y NORRIS
m Pa"a F Fos .s % to by Mos M PSPp Melodies
We have also received TO day. further supply OF 2opu-
lar songs Waizcs ctc together with many new pieces
| mh III
SECOND HAND PIANO-FoI sale a five an1I hall
- octave seeond hand Piano Pnce $50.
mhl7 Piano store sauarc ahovs 80 R'"t..
! hNt, ~, ~ MINUS oieaus
fe . JOIN GORDON
VEkl ,s6, e@6FOdaTed ma'da I 9a;0T5a Mcses,
LADIES' ELEGANT WHITE SATIN
SLIPPERS.
have on hand splendid assortment Of the above
Lad es. BURLINGTON 60,
fe9 Mansion House.
r AD1's BOOK Or February IS at hand We have
IL few extra copies Of January and February Nos
new subscribers. e. % Nv RANDOLPH go.
T ADlEs' SUPERIOR ND AND Mo"oCco SLIP
sore Of and for sale cheap d. BURLINGTON a CO.
ORCHARD Grass Seed
ksa,aesy Hue Do DO very fine for yards .. lawns,
| for sale by mh9 WM. PALMER.
fNLARIONET NEEDS SIP gIoss OF London made Ciari.
- Onet Heeo'J"'' received ana Tor '1 ale DANIEL
mIlO Piano Store. square above IN, BANKS.
pKINcIPE CiGANs-A lew thousand prme
DALE silEI,I,l-2 hhis aud q CASKS hue Pale
l. sherry Wine received and for sale low, .
11oSS-Jusi received by BlTque Blchelo Tor, from New
FEB y = mAsKlSs & IIDRy.
a LARGE assortment OF Cologne aud Florida Water
MEhCER POrATOEs.-SOJ bushels Mercer
" Potatoes ior sale low Apply on board SCAR MARY
Ann Nh q Capt jerks a. ricketrs wharf SE5S
MERCEK PoTATOEs-A small lot of Mercer
4tI Potatoes for sale. G X GIBBONS.
feH street, ,hockoe HILL
M EAL-we have on hand, and keep constantly for
mhl iot ROYAL 4 MORGAN.
MANIFOLD LETTER WRITER.
Rf THIS truly great invention. letter and duplicate
~ be written in one operation win more great
er iaety than single letter with ordinary pen and
mn To the MERCANTILE, and travelling part
OF me community it - Of infinite value Tor simplicity
a large supply Of Tue above article, with without
Evans China Store. ''O'' ''H sf lY GGSs TO
rHoMAsTON LIME-5CO casks Lime on board
mhs JAMES FISHER SON.
FAMILY AND r xTKA FLOUR
Il lUO bbls superior Family Flour, No tn Milton Mills
s,oro 90 o. do %, ezra . superhne do do do do-in
mh7 WILLIAMS uAxALL.
ShCoNDHANDP IANO-For sale, good six |
- and half octave Piano very low Tor 9,s,; ;,,,
NH "A Piano Store. square above 0aT ,he Banks.
THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK,
FOR MARCH.
TIE present number is embcllisted with a splendid
Mezzcunto entitled Going to the springs, with other
The Contents arc from the pens Of Arthur Baebe s,n
nefson Waller Miss Rand Rev Kennedy The Editor, |
Professor Frost AMI many others. 80
Subscription only 81 per year single Nos. leg cts
Call soon az the Periodical Agency Office Main street
next door TO J Evans China store. '
NH ~ = LYON
GREAT BAHGAINs-we have on hand an Ok
~ celent assortment of Family Groceries, which will
be sold cheap for cash punctual customers, upon
reasonable time.
CRETTER 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

BONNETs, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
NUNS Bonneia at tsGI
~ Misses straw, Leghorn and Ziphyrne Bonnets
LADIES' hmaZone, straw, Florence BRAID Ziphytine
and Fancy Bonnets ' ''''''
Artificial Flowers
The above Goods all Of the newest and most fash
onable styles, and will lie sod low
ALSO,
horn Hats, ] u o. NINGiISwiS ''s
ap IL New aud Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

In the United states Court fnr the Eas Dist let Of Nr
sinia, April SIN, lsf2:
the matter OF bankruptcy Of CoLlN NcRAE, Of the
county OF Chesterfield la the Eastern Virginia District
The saii Colin McRse, who has been iecTeed bankrupt
10y this Court having fled petition praying for his
charge Ills ordered that notice thei be published n
anewspapeT printed in the City OF Richmond seventy
a. least before tbs 9Th day Of July next when hearing
viii be bad on the said petition THE City Hall the Civ
OF Richmond, and all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons In interest appear he
SAID lime and place and show cause, any they have
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should be grant
ed A Cnpy. Tcsic.
sp II wllw' HENRY GIBSON ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

and twillcd biuc-hiack
IL eolcrcd silks. for sale by 4. u. PRICE
NEW DISCOVERY.
TUE subscribers have oT sale three kinds OF Magnetic
Il EiheI-No. tot Consumption which cha alt, aud
every Kind Of eon,umptive necinc has been
discovered. Try It. and you will fluid huinbug. IL Is
sure cure In the three first
Magnetic Ether No ? for Nervous diseases, which the
patcnts Will find TO help themn ~ hours anda
Ia short time 1t has never failed in the dangerous
cases.
Magnetic Ether No for Liver and scrofuous diseases
book treaties of various diseases accompany each
perusa will satisfy any purchaser that they
prophecies indep eni aud any
compound Thy them. We not afraid To have the TN
tested 10y the best physicians OF the day No qlaekcy
abont the Magnetic Remedies.
Medical Societies invited test, aud condemn them
publicly II they not what they recommended
be. n EusTACE a SON.
mr. tf
SPRING DRY GOODS.
THE subscriber Is now receiving, aud will continue
L receive 10y every arrival hts stock Of Spring Dry
Goods which he vii, sell low Tor cash
sun shades PaTasols
Georgia Nankeen
Straw. Nuns and Florence Brade Donuets
Black aud Color,d silks
CalicOcs Of all prices
Hosiery, Gloves, etc. IDCUNNINGHAM.
NH IL Cheap cash "ry goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
| Copy. Tcste.

Tn The UnHed staes Io1ft f0f tho Elncrn DIsfr-f nj
Nifginil' May Tth isiE
IN the matter Of B4nkruptcy ~
NATHANIEL W PAYNE 81 The Town M tvocbtr,,
IN the Eastern Virginia District: tn said Natbsnie
w Payne who has been decreed BANKRUPTCY This rourt
having hicd position praying fYr s dischafae Il b. On.
dered that notice thereof be publ hed IN newsrauer
punied ~ the CITY Of RishmUni ~ days least before
the ldh Jay ui september next. when herring will be
had on the said peton az The Cry Hsl In me Chy OF
Hchmon and all ctctors who have proved their debfs
and 1her persons in Interest, may The said lire
ani place and show cause. " any they have why the
prayer "i The SAID peim1ner should ma be granted
copy. Tesfr
r.a 4 uATrt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

NINGlNA- ~ Cha. ety-At Roles, holden IN tho
iicrEe Once n %. CIRCUIT Superior Cour Of aw
sol Chaneery tor King William Oeeny the 9Th d1y u
lhrstophct Davis Rcubtn " Davis. Hsrman hughes
and Very hts WIFE who before hor intcrmarrafo with
aald harmln Hughes was Mary y Davis, Pitts.
Against
Robert Hn. ir, ex'or 81 tho last will and testament OF
John Knr. decd and Christopher Tompkins late sheriff
n King william county, and committee admir- DC bopa
non With The will annexed Of Reuben Dugar, deceased
The defendant Robert fIi, IT, eo'or Of the al Oil
and testament ofiohn King, dcc'd not having cnicrer ls
appearance and fvcn srcury according o Tho ar N az
scmhly and the Ruies of fs CouT and n anpesrnv nv
satisfactory evidence That he o. not m nhsflfapt ~ ND
county u eVdcIcd Thor The said defendant 10 anncsr
here The hrf Monday IN August nc1 and anewcT inc
b 81 rainh AMI that COPY ~ This oricf ho ofihwIth
inserted ~ some Newspaper published In the civ of
ohm9nd loi Two months auc cossvcy. and posted al Ito
ifont door ~ The touuhnuee n this county
ma % WOW po rotTauu e,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

LONpoNS. WILLINGHAM& DREWKY,
po@ aSS 6G:s eS. Ss ;E"f sock Of oresn and
They invite tho attention OF TO their STOCK Of
Prints Linens cI;,hs. Clseimeres, prinss, Domes,cs
every variety and style OF spring and su,rn,r Goods
BoNNETS, BONNETS.
hc following entirely new S" syles va sS sg T oen,s ~
tIenc h Zen1yI aud Fancy fsuIed Tissue NH 10
SMiTH,s B,oT-Au Elementary TTease on Ana.
- lyIes Geometry trans aied # IN the French OF j
h,o Tor he use OF he Cs!eIs of the virElna Military In
I'M 8 .N','' sMIfH. DRIS Ii q Mo IRIS
NJ %. MOLAssE,-2O bbls snd dcIces lew crop
n Orleans MOlasses reeev'Ts ans for sale low
FANCY CAssIMEKEs.
A NEW aud fashionable style OF Fancy Clssimeres for
- eentemen's Summer wear just opeoed and for sale,
EROCK COATs-Anoiher assortment Of FTock
Goats OF various eolors us received for sale low
ehaSae o,e e Exchange Clothing store opposite the ES
FrnEEssIM pHY GooDs-we shall open, THIS
which We invite the attention oi merchants
Inh = KENT, KENDALL ~ ATwATER.
PhiNTs-l1ndine thus morning, IS cases Of American
NY, which we oaer az h lower prices than such Goods
mh2s KENT KENDALL & ATwATER
New YORK FUNDs-Drafts on New YORK. at
NH . WILLIAMS a HAXAII
DENNsHLVANIA s~-kD GA Ts-i0j bushels
mS - seed Oats daily sIpec!.d for sse
Il l.
- CHURCHEs.-Ic an furnish suitable Lamps ami
Chandeliers for Churches and other public Buildings al
'G sS s ~ '''i JAMES s VAS lamp
MOTIFS TRAVELS.
TRAVELS in Europe and the East, by Valentine Mott
NH IS SMITH. DRINKER MORRIS
MORE NEW BoOKs-Niorcn 18Th.
w. RANDOLPH s co have received,
e CeS, a Peer; sequel to Cecil, Coxcomb.
Eirst Principles OF Medicine. by A Billings. MD.
Dnnglson's Medical or Dictionary Of Medical Science
Young Peoples Book, and Peoples Library for March,
FIRST QUALITY READY MADE
CLOTHING.
STARR & co. have just received from establishment
> 2e9 Broadway, York, supply OF spring Goods
including Black Drlo and French Elastic Cissimer Pan
falcons Black and Fancy colored "ress FTock Goats
their usual low prices for cash. Exchange Clothing store
opposite Exchange Hotel. NH 81
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE-A few copies
Handsomely bound. complete 10 LIST January last.
Hunts Library Of Commerce; Practical, Theoretical
and Historical, published monthly by Freeman Hunt. re-
apo SMITH, DRINKER MORRIS.
wv ~ hhds Baltimore whskey
low for cash WADE w WooIpRIpGe SAFE
aP y doors below the He'll.
ANIMALS FOR THE SEASON.
E'LORA'S Dictionary by Mrs E w WHIT
The Poetry Of Flowers and Flowers OF Poetry e,Ut
eli by frances : Osgood " '"'' e'''
The Ladies' Companion to the Flower GARDEN by Mrs
TIE Orchard and Fruit Garden, including the Forcing
The Amaranth, gift for all seasons
LEXICON an Interpretation OF the language and
ap IL SMITH, DR1NKER & MORRIS
BoNNETs, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
~ Misses straw, Leghorn and Ziphyrine Bonne,s
LADIES' Amazone, straw, Florence BRAID Ziphytiue
Artificial Flowers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

In the tntcd states Couu, tor the Easctn
gnia, April s, lSi2-
the matter OF BankiIptcy Of HENRY BENSON OF the
County OF hlhcmarle, Ia the Eastern Virginia III ric
The said Henry Benson who has been ecreed Bankrup
by this Court having filed petition PRAYING for his dis.
charge: u Is ordered That notice thereof be published
10 newspaper printed ia the city OF Richmond,
days at least before the S,h day OF July mex,
hearing will be had on the said petition the CITY Hall
the City of Richmond and all creditors who have prove
their debts and other In interest may appear
he saii time and place. and show any have,
why the prayer the said petitioner should not be granted
ACopy-Tcsie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

ANOTHER SUPPLY OF SPRING GUUDS.
'THE subscriber respectfully intimaes the arrival OF
another supply OF Spring Goods, selected by himself
during the last fortnight and which he enabled sell
commend. viz
Black Main Gro dc Swiss
do do Pou lie sol
do Satin Rope
10 Italian Lustring
Z = Gro lie Alxiers
Fouard silks
slrip, d ami Figured Organdis
Blue blk Gro &c Swissc
do do Gro de Pekin
10 do Pnu dc sol
do do Figured Gre de Pekin
70 ami 9-s Real Msueoni Lusning
BalzoIicnne Muslins
PLAIN aid Figured Bazoriennes from 81 cts upwards
ram cold Baraigc for dresses
Printed Lawns from 81 per yard UPWARDS
Rleh Paris pTinted Musins
Emoroided Muslin dresses from &c dressto3O
Plain Mouselins, Satin sirip'd do
Plain aud Chone Gingham
Iaraion Nstts and Musns
], 2 and3 Cord TaTlaian Muslins
Iarlaian Grape Lisle, all colors
Plain do
Linen Canbrc Hdkfs all STYLES
Cold silk Scarfs
Black Mdered do
hch Ottoman Velour do
Silk, Raw Silk, Chally aud Mouslin shawls
Thread Laces and Edgings
Thread and Bobbneu Insertngs
Plain and fed Brussels Nets all widths
Back and White Lace Wells
White Thread Scarfs and Wells
Black Net Shawls and Scarfs
Thread Lace Capes aud Collars
Back and White Lace Cape Cardinals
Plain and Open Work Thread Hose
Cotton Hosiery from Cd per pair upwards
Linens Lawns, Diapers, Sheetings Tckings, Cotton
Cloths Gambrocns Grape Cloths, etc-with full assert.
msnt OF Domestic Goods, which will be sold cheap.
le JOHN WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
In the United states Court for the Eastern District ~ lr
rinia llIh Anil. 1910.

III It NnItu TFaIca OouTf Tor Inc Elsefn DlstTc
GINA l2h April, 1879:
the matter Of bankruptcy OF Robert NJ. saunders Of
the city of Richmond. In the Eastern Virginia District
The said Robert NJ. Saunders who has been decTe-d A
Bankrupt by this Court having filed petition PRAYING for
his dsebarg" IL ordered That notice thereof be pub
ished in newspaper published in the city Richmond
seventy days al least before The sh OF Inly next when
hearing will be had the said peiioh Civ Hall in
the city Of Richmond and all creditors who have proved
ther debts and other pcrsons IN interest appear
the said time and place. and show cause II thew have
e.. A copy-Tes,e e''
apli wllw JOS T. RATTLEY, n. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

\JM. =. BUTLER, Importer Of China. Quceiswarc
w and Glass, Is rccev.ng per ship afk Away
ahcat per Mnerod daily expected all direct from
the manufacturers his usual large aud tasty selection OF
China, Glass and Queensware which he cash.
reduced prices credit OF six punctnal
buyers. -
lie feels confident that merchants will not consider IL
necessary TO 70 farther North Tor goods in hs line. f
will but give him a call. WM. 4 RuTLER,
inr5 a. pau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22


John iopk ne ana William stockton, az partners under
me style OF hopkins rtuckton and sally W -fpctton,
wile ~ nc flh william rtock0n. Beridfn,n ~ Magtu.
der Neal Gay and Afchoaus r range executors Of
ocon Sirsnae. dec nnd thc said Bcniamin u Msgrudcr
,ygnliuHn ~ iie s1il -ay w Stockton, formerly sally
v, ia.ae' anu WIN Parish, ncts.- IN ChdueSry
The doicndauis, John Hopkins anu William stockton,
NOT having entered their appearance gwen ancury
according 10 act n assembly the rules 81 fhis Court
and appearing by iiisflcfofy that they arc
not nhabfania Of Ibis Commonwealth: IL o. ordsred THAT
me sad deondania HOPKINS and stockton. appear be.
tore INC luiRc ~ un Cifcm superior Court ~ Law and
tharcery for me said county n fiuva the CIefts
phcoi our fad Court, n Rules 10 Ice holden herein m
me hfrt Monday n huRut next and answer the SER I'D
amended bill ofthc plriie, ana that COPY This order
pc forthwith Inserted ir Tho Richmond whir, newspaper
published In the city ~ Richmoad, for two months
ecssivciy ano pooled ato ontdopr the Cont ITO use
NJ This c0unfv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22
In the United Court Essiern District OF vr
Enia. Nav l7th, 1872
N the matter of Bankrupcv of

GENrLENEN-TAKE NOTICE.
EXCHANGE is down TO q and per cent. Oh
IL New Nork-In consequence OF which. we. This Day,
make general reduction In the price Of CLOTHING,
ss that the Exchange Clothing store may empha.i
ealy be called The Cheap store In order prove this
you have only 20 call aud examine for We
have now on banda fine assortment OF summer CIa,s,
Vests Pan,aoons, Cravsis, &c., as wei general
sornent OF Fancy Dress articles.
Gentlemen who prefer to have garments made 10 mea.
surei will md II TO their advantage 10 awe us call
STARR & co,
tel Onnoa,e r. .han,e Uo,,l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

IN IIc UIcu slAits tou the EaseTn DstTct OF
ginia, 2Gh April. isi2:
In the matter OF bankruptcy of
EDMUND BROWN, OF the City OF Richmond in the
II Eastern Virginia District Tie said Edmund Brown
who has been deereed bankrupt by this court having
filed petition praying for his discharge: II Is ordered,
that notice thereof be published In newspaper printed
IN the ely OF Richmond, seventy days least before the
9Th day Of July next when hearing will be had the
said petition, at the City Hall In the City Of Richmond and
all creditors who have proved their debts other per
sons IN interest may appear the SAT- time aud place
and show cause any they have, why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy. Tesc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

In the United District vr.
xtnia, 25Sh NAV, 1912.
John COOK. OF the county OF King Queen, having
filed petition pray that he he decarcda bank
rupt IL IL ordered that all claiming To be creditors
OF the said John Cook show 10 the Count the Sh
day Of July next why the said John Cook be not declared
Bankrupt 10 the act OF Congress In that behalf
and that copy Of this order be published in the newspa
pers, according the <2d and 2ith rules Of Court
copy-Tcste,
ma % W5w HENRY GIBSON elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

In the United States Court Eastern District OF VII.
- ginia 25h May, 1872.
WILLIAM d. NILES, ofihe county Of Nelson, having
w filed petition praying that I've may be declared a
bankrupt Is ordered that all persons claiming TO be
creditors OF the said William ID. Miles show the
Court, the 2th day OF July next, why the said William
ID Miles be not declared bankrupt, pursuant the
Congress In that BEHALF and that copy Of this order be
published In the newspapers according 10 the 2d and i
rules OF Court.
eopy-Tcsc,
- w5w HENRY GIBSON. elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-22

In The United the Eastern District OF vr
gnia 18th April. lSi2:
N the matter Of bankruptcy OF =. BYRON BARKER OF
the city OF Rchmond In the Eastern Virginia District.
The said Byron Barker, who has been dccreed Bank
rupt by this court, having ed petition praying for hs
hsehage: II ordered that notice thereof be published
In newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond 0ays at
least before etb day Of July next when hearing will be
had On the said petition the City Hall the city Of Rich
moud aud all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons In Interest appear At the said tune and
place. aud show cause any they have why the prayer
the said petitioner should not be granted.
Cory-reste,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-16
From the Waterman.
YER MONT !
1.-THE STAR THAT NEVER SETS"

=
We have the satisfaction of ANNOUNCING
that Locoiocosm again bites the dust IN
Vermont. Never were the leaders of ths,
party more active, persevering and united n
their eiforts-never more reckless in their
means-never more confident of success.
and we may add, that probably there has
not been time for years when the Wbio,
had so much ground for distrust. But grie1.
ously have the hopes Of Locofocosm been
blasted-and nobly have the people of Yer.
mont proved the stability Of their political
character. They have withstood the storm
of Locofocoism, just as their own noun.
tains stand against the blasts of the eas,
wind There has been little flutterino
among the dry leaves-or, there has been
now and then "a small screw loose"-bu,
that has only proved the inyincibty of the
Wings of the Green Mountains. North.
field the residence of Governor Paine. ia
pre-emincntly deserving Of praise. Last
year there was a majority of % against
Governor Paine, and a Locofoco representa-.
tive this year, the Wings have carried
their representative, and given handsome
majority throughout, on an increased vote
Majority for Paine over all, S-gain Be-
Montpelier has done well. Majority against
Paine last year, 229-this year 1888 gain
46. On town representative last year the
Locoloco majority over all was l43; this
year the majority is reduced TO 100 Berlin
has done nobly; gain on Governor 40, aud
representative elected by an increased ma.
jority. Duxbury-Gain A, and representa-.
tive almost carried. Another vigorous onse,
will complete the victory Waterbury has
given a very full vote, and deserves all cred.
it. Gain 81. Others have done well, too.
but our limits will not permit US to particu.
larize. The county shows a Wing gain on
the State ticket of nearly three hundred
votes. Orange county shows gain of a.
bout 100. In that county Randolph has
come out of the fight with high honors-
Though fiercely beset, she has saved he:
member, and given gain of l75 on the
State ticket. Caledonia has fought hard.
particularly the eastern section, and deserves
better success. Lamoille, the residence of
MIR. Smile, shows handsome Wing gain
1863, which will be increased by the vote Of
Gilmore. The old Wing counties, we trust,
will speak for themselves, aud loud enough
TO be heard without difficulty
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-16
From the National MtelHgencer.
OBITUARY

There is no part of our professional duty
so painful to US as that of announcing the
departure from this life of individuals of
honorable and enviable repute, and whose
personal virtues render their deaths deeply
affective dlspensations to large and affec-
tionate family, and to a wide circle Of rela-
tives and friends.
Such is the duty which we have now to
perform, of announcing the death of Mrs.
LETITIA TYLER, wife of the President of the
United States.
This most estimable lady was, in life,
more truly than we can represent her in
words, Wife, Mother and Christian
loving and confding to her husband-gentlo
and ahectionate TO her chidren-kind and
charitable to the needy and the afflicted
Deeply impressed in early life by her highly
respected and pious parents with the truthful
and heavenly doctrines of the meek JESUS,
in all her actions, with whatever sphere in
life connected, self was forgotten by her,
and the good of others alone remembered,
which won for her wherever she was known,
the love and esteem of all.
The pure spirit which animated her to
such virtuous and exemplary deeds fed to
the bosom of its Cop at eight o'clock ON
Saturday night.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-16
From the Burlington Free Press.

II the other portions of the State have
done as we'll we have no doubt of the til.
umphant election of Governor Paine by the
People, and an increased majority in both
branches of the Legislature Old Windsor
county, of glorious memory, has done nobIy.
Washington, too, begins to brighten up,
while Orange has acquitted herself credta.
bly,, and to the entire satisfaction of all cop
cerned-whether she is fully redeemed or
not RANDOLPH alone exhibits gain Of
one hundrod and seuenty-fye for Governor
Paine since last year. Well and nobly done
And NORTHFIELD, too, in the very
heart of the Tory fortress and strong hold,
and the residence of the Governor, has
most gloriously redeemed herself from the
thradom of Loco Focoism, and given Paine
handsome majority over all other candi-
dates. We entertain not the slightest doubt
that the malignant SANDERS of the Loco Fo-
co press have contributed largely TO produce
this fiattering and highly satisfactory result.
The locos have made such efforts as no
party ever were known to make before, and
they were very confident of carrying every
thing before them. We understand they
had their powder and tar barrels all ready
for the occasion, but unfortunately they
have had no opportunity to use them this
time-and if they are kept on hand till Ma
than Smile is elected Governor of Vermont,
they have a long life before them. But the
State is safe beyond all perodcentwc. OuR
GLORIOUS STAR WILL NOT SET THIS YEAR -
1t beams with added briIiancy and beauty,
in the very forehead of the sky" and the
black clouds of Iocofocoism can neither
dim its lustre, nor obscure its glory