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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-23


vTIIS road will he opened to the public for the transport
tation Of passengers aud merchandise, on and nilcr
MONDAY, September u, l5l2. Passenger Trains daily
sundays excepted in connection with the cars OF the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
us follows,
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston AT 43-l A. NJ. 10 l-2 a. NJ. and 3-l p. ",
Leave Boston for Nashua. Manchester and Concord ut
l.2 II l-2 I. NJ. and 4 81 r. NJ
FAnE-Concord to Boston, 50, jO-Concord to Lowell
Sl,j0.
The morning AMI evening Trains connect with the cars
Of the Boston and Maine Railroad Passengers can be CON
veyed between Concord, Manchester Nashua and Ando
yer, IIayerh Exeter, Dover Portsmouth, Portland &c
IIANDISE.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS will leave Concord and Boston,
daily, Sundays excepted The company are now prcpar.
ed to transport Goods and Country Produce which may
be sent to their depOs in Concord and Boston.
R,rEsThrough first class 81 90 per 2OtO lbs Furniture,
Carriages Live Stock, Slaves Heading Ship Timber lum
ber Granite &C. mt Specific prices.
All goods aud merchandise will be a the risk Off own
or while in the Compnny's Store Houses.
Terms of ifciehng, cash, invariably, on dcliye
the goods By Order of the Directors,
ISAAC SPiLDING, Trcnsur
Nashua, Sept 10, lSi2. l2j-if
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-23
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

aTEDICATED-PRicE cts. OF, 10 cts OF, 62 l-2 cts
Nl lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the cure of coughs colds, whoopng cough phhisic
sore throat and all diseases Of the lungs also II is In eN
tcnsyc use for clearing the voice for Nocaiss or Public
Sneakers; and In consequence Of the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy for curing the above complaints, has
caused number of Druggists and COnectioners 10 coun
tereit this valuable cough remedy An imitation hns just
been shown me with my name stamped the candy, evil
IDENTITY to deceive the public. For the genuine YOU VIII
call for "Wm. Browns BOnesci Candy, Medcntcd," ard
see that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy STAMPED " wv. BnowS." The true article is for
sale in boston. nj wholesale rnh retail, by the ManuCtu
rer. corner Of Washington ard Elliot st.
For sale by ia. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VT.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-23
MRS, VI. N.GARDNER'S BALShM OF
IINERMORT & IIOARIiOVND.
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.


ygyIIIS Basaln now offered to the public from n'
conviction that II is superior tn any other medicine
now in use for the various diseases Oi the chest Its ELECTS
were first tested in private practice and the medicine
extensively circulated NJ the earnest solicitation OF many
who received the most signal bcncifom II In diseases tile
most distressing and alarming. -,
The prcparer Of this balsln has for several wears PAID
parlicnlaraicntion to pulmonary Compl1ntsby watching
their progress investigating their cncs and carefully no.
cina the effects the and most npprovedre-
dies which have been prescribed by physicians Of n or
dcrs NJ of most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been offered to the pnbc.
II has been found produce most astonishing results in
wloOpng-cough catarrh affections Of the lungs, lIdro
horax or dropOy Of the chest Influenza, Group, splitting
Of blood, pain In the side shorincss OF BREATH consnp
ton and common colds
Itreaulles the natural socrcons Of tho system, pro
cures Tree cxpCctoraon and nnys morbid irritabiy-
Hence It's great utility in all diseases Of the lungs.
Thousands of certificates might be given II ncccc ary,
but all that is wanted for its recommendation Is ir vi
nj. Pace. 80 cents.
J. ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock. March %, 1872 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-23
TOOTUACHEl TOOTuACHE!!

A NEW DISCONENY.-It has recently been dsr0ycr-
n ed that the pure Extract Of GALL combined with mn
palpabe Powder Of Alum, is sure remedy for the
Toothachc will kill the nerve in most cases. and render
them in state that they may he filled without pain The
pure article is for sale by VIM BauwN, 4sl Wnshnson
street. Boston. None genuine unless signed by the pro-
pretor VIM. Brown. See certificate o its efficacy on d.
ection. Forsale by j. ross JR., Woodsioek
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-23

The II. Statesman thinks the wings must be good
astronomers, as they arc in position TO see stars
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-23
40 O I ttfral.
FREE TRADE.

VIC give, TUHUWW3 TCIEUT HUN MI " UUuDUTv
which sufficiently explains itself
READ IT, JUDGE.
Correspondence.
New York, Nov. 30, 1912.
Hon, Lcri Uo0dJmy,
Sir-Ihe undersigned, a Committee on Lee
lures of the Free Trade Association of New York,
having heard of your arrival in this city, beg leave
to invite you 10 deliver lecture on free trade be-
fore their associations, at such time us shall be
most agreeable 10 yourself
THOMAS w. WnlTLEY,l
GEORGE WEIR, Committee.
STEPHEN II. IEEKS,
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TUOMsONIAN MEDICINE.

THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AND UNiDULTERITED MEDiCiNE'
At NATlII.. RANDALLS Jewery store, Is Kept d
n good assortment of TnoMsoNiAS MEDICINE, con
sisting Of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown Lcbelin,
Wine Bitters Pulvcrzcd slippery Elm,
Dysentery syrur, Meadow Fcrnc Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, Healing save, .
Iiniament Stimulating Linament,
Fine Iobclia, Composition,
Cough Bdlsan cayenne,
Ncrvine or Valerun, Spice BittCrs,
Green Iobelin, Womans Friend, &c
Al for sale at the Rnston prices at
hnrI2O 1912 NATHANIEL RANDALL.
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TRUSSES! TRUSSES! 1RUSSESH
NTARsII'S, Thompson's Burnham's AMI Warlswor'hs
M Trnsses of all sizes and descriptions Particular Mt
tcntion will be paid to filling thcm free Of all charge.
Female Abdominal Supporters for sale by .
Woodstock May IL, lei2 JRoSS Ir.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-23
DANIEL LAWRENCE,
CONCORD RAIL ROAD
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ia t5rT.sss.s ffsTasSSFTt sE,rsss77 t 'ss
Il S IA 4 S =. Is ss SO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
From The PhiIsdrlphia Enqairer.
PARTY.


The expedisns and subterlUges 10
which men will resort, in order 10 sccs.
lera,e party objects. are alnes, incredible.
fslsehoods the most vile and de,ssIabis
such as even mslefac,or would hesi-
la,s 20 utter on an ordiasry cccssioa--
are held 10 be jus,i6sble, nay, commend
able, when sent forth 10 promote the cause
Of psrly. II seemsn no longer safe 10 place
reli .nee on The statements Of an ssowed
partisan, wherein the interests Of this
particular faction may, in any degree, be
Involed.
And all this often originstes 10 the
proaeness Of men TO sdop, opinions in pe-
IitIcs, as they d. in religion, wilhou, pre-
usexaminslion---t, often because their
fathers thought 50 bsfOrs .hsm-ar under
HE influence Of prejudice reckisssly &C.
quired. and wiihnul being abe 10 render
reason "fsT tho faith ,ha. 10 in ,hem."
Men attach themselves blindly 10 this or
that eide &c q question, in nine cases oui
Of ten, from The force Of sssocistinn. Take
one Of the must strenuous politicians Of
the day, who 10 not sn Office seeker, and
elf him down TO hisoriginal motives, and
you shsll find thar he united himself
primarily with the party 10 which he be
longs linm some cause similar 10 those
which we have describrd-,hal he has
continued in il from principle, IS he thinks
that is, from the dread Of the impu,a
ticn Of Inconsistency. Perhaps ,mbuion
to become leader has fred hrs mind; ,nd
his object attained, il bec,ms necessary
10 display some surt OF vehsmsncs 10 The
caua--and finally. when driven TO sxus-
mites. ju,liee and truth are thrown out
Of the question. and he goes through ;hick
and thin for tie good Of ,he party!
IL. Ibe young learn TO think By mssn,
Of their Own faculties, and trust not Is the
conclusions Of Others. There is nothing
to facilitate them IL duly scruunised. in
the patty sysem Of our country. Aud
- ha, 10 there substantial in the unnatural
opinions and Gu, throat assertions with
which our political journals abound! How
do they peSeri tie actual condition OF
things. and malnsa, The CON mun,ty!
y Is really Of the utmost importance.
that nur young men should learn TO think
Tor themselves. on all subjects resolved
into matters OF opinion-thal they shouts
forIify their minds sgsins, the influence
Of accidental circumstances, aud The intro
dnc'ion OF petty PrrjudIces. The indulgence
Of which NAV alice. their while subse.
qusnt career, and perhap. affect Tor seal
OF wo the desIinies Of their county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
MR. CLAY.

Ls'timony Of a political Opponent.
-la the Georgia ConsuIuiional,s,. [ I.o.
CO. Of The 18Th inst We find q CON-
municstion signed J. G.. HcHhorer,
containing The following glowing tribute
"a the character Of Henry Clay. Il de
Eives special Interest ftom The fact ,ha,
DR.. Nc Whottsr avows himself decrdsd.y
is'orsble 10 the election Of Mr.. Calhoun
as President. and that no 10 mealionsd in
the Georgia papers as the probable sue
eessor Of Mr.. Cuthherl in the u. S. Sc.
male. provided the Loco, succeed 10 Tie
sleeIion on Tuesday next
Ill 10 certainly not rev 10 this com.
snunity, t.ays D. Mcwhorlsr.l that |
have long admired Mr.. Clay for many
splendid traits Of character, for intc,en-
deuce as a s,atesmsn. fr love 81 freedom
thst mounts IN him into q passion, aud
for that brilliant elnqasnce. which has
made his coun.ry's name "a glory"
wherever thai name is spoken. Twice
100 his this statesman saved his country
from hlood--when Missouri was admit
ted Into the Union. aud when South
Csrol,na wss arpeased. South A merics
made the Andes teyefberstc viii . voice
innd IS their volcanoes. when she shnu,-
80 The nsme Of The feads.s as,er,er OF
herfi"ns" be the mother If independent
nations: and the onre siar,ous land 81
ihemislOeles SAILED IN Le' despair, when
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

inrieF, 10 cost we're % mnrs = Be CON
psrsd 10 lie sirioly sfksa 0rlsaus. ihah
spsnny shissls i - Bsiep Ms0ehaassp's
eslsbrsied elaFion under "a April lhaw-
lrslralsis thsl the siesosy 81 The ssh q
ysassry east % kTe Lsn6sed millions 81
dsllars, besides lhe anal expense Of en-
falling upon The county :. sci Of erlre;-
lars whose folly has taken assy AL Dig
aisy Grom distress. sad made even cslasn-
Iisy rid.euIous Yos.~sIlssy hold. iau
and are sssslly responsible car ihis
hers's getting ihloe pessr. Yes. u 10
nee: willingly world sxpisis lhis sia.
sir, with nv blood. II IL could recall lie
fatal Past. Bul Ibis % impossible. Let
vs lsvk vilh coursgs and resolution 10
lhs future. Iesre not shat your abstract
theories on Banking are. whetfef Il'sy
sfrrs With OF differ from my own. lbe-
Isve you have. as you had .. the slass o.
he Isle war. The resources Of mind. and
spirit 20 liz. TIE country out % lie rresenI
deep decsdenrs. Yes. my dear sir. be-
liese yosr ambition and soer seniu, are
On lsrsl viii I'll thai 10 sres. and Rlo-
risus 10 humsn action and enisrprize.
The Geld Is before you--iske the lead n
some great public measure. whether i be
. Bank Of ihs Unilsd States. or en- Ell.
eheqssf agent. I, 10 imnslsrlsl, 30 Thar /,
shall restore eoufasaes, insigorsis indus.
ny. give 10 10 an attendant. sound. cireu-
lsling medium. and Jr,g up from the deep
The drosning credit Of The SAFES. Do
lhls, and il he 6fsl honor Of the country
does nol await you. 10 las, blessings will
resi- upon Jour lame.
! remain, my Dear Sir. with sincere
esteem, very respectfully end faithfully
yssrs,
]. HAMILTON.
P.S.--Ishsll be out in ,he next Hall.
fs1 steamer. and hope TO confer with you
on ihe subj,e, of lhis letter on my sri.
val IN csrolins.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

The LATE PRIzE FIGHT.-The grand
jury Of Westches,er countyitN. Y. have
found nearly thirty bills OF indictment for
manslaugh.er in the first degree, against
persons concerned in the disgraceful fight
between the Inflated McCoy and Lilly.
The jury concluded to dismiss the CON-
plants against the owners, captains, and
officers Of the several steamboats, which
conveyed the spectators TO the fghi hut
remarked. that if an occurrence OF 81
milar kind ever again came before them,
they would use their utmost endeayors 10
punish them with the seyerest penalty
that the law authorizes. a n~.a s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
Detcrminaiionto Learn an Homes, Trad,

Determinaiionfo Learn an Honest Trade
A Singular case came before the coutI
Yesterday. 10 the forenoon. an Ensllsh
lac. eighteen years Of age. who gave his
name as James Burns. went inn a .tnrs
10 Washington street, with aroll Of diaper
clo'h under his arm, and asked the keeper
oil the s,nre ifhe knew the cloth. The
gentleman replied that lie knew Il 10 be
lh", and afked him how hs came by il.
lie answered that he had taken il iron,
The d'or about two hours before, and had
been walking up aid down tie street,
with The hope Of being detected, and sent
10 The House OF Correction, where he
understood he would have q chance I,
learn trade; and lie begged, =, la,of,
mat he might be gwen up t. constable.
- he gentleman then sen, him V ilh a
clerk to constable Ciapp'. Office. @
10 Mr.. Clapp he made The iollowinp
"a,etnent: II am . we,ver, and have
arrived very lately in this cuu1uy with
my m"thef. ha'ins been ,hrawn ou, of
employ at home. On acconn,o f the Low
wages IN England. II tack me too wear,
10 iay up eight pounds towards pa. Ing
our passage oser. Ia New York | wa,
ais'sfd II GO - Lowell. anI | have been
W 'hefe. but eonld get no work. One
Jrs."n 10 taking ne into the faclory is.
h.t ! have. as you may see. tue kim.
esil o. no.hs,des Of my neck. Now |
nave SINE idea % shoem king. aud am
nid ina, "aalesrn ,ha, lie IL he llo..s
y Correct ard | III u.at mai i,
stealing Tue cloth l,cnlI gel SEA, here.
'nn BY that means get trade 4, which i
t0alt work b. myself, AM sa2pos. ms
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Nav OuTHkkAK--Tks GarrsspenJ.
snt Of he B.lnmars Sua, uadrr he dsls
of PhiIsdeIphis. Sept -. sayr: |. Oar
eouniy ~ss last night shs scene % ss-
other di,srsesfal violation Of lsw. Tbs
Sheriff yesterday bad in,imsbd ifon sfs.
nsyunk. ~hich on know 10 in me cum.
" of Philsdelphis. that ploi wss on lsos
b. large parry Of hsnd-laom vssysn,
ef lhis ely. 20 assault and burn he col.
bon factory ofMr. ksmplon. aithaI place.
The sheriff Il oaes de,pslehed an uffiesr
10 Msnsyunk. xho there organized IN,
citizens and called out slso . military
company. A number VI persons Cd
horseback we're sent oul short distance
rom he borough. on ell The streets aud
lanes. 70 give notice Of The approach af
tho sssailing party. Thus prepared. The
defending patty sssi,ed th.H e,mirs.
During The s,tning party ofiLsse secu.s
were met By he wesstfs, who frsd IN.
on The defenders Of The borough id
sounded two o. three Of their nanbs,:
The ere was returned. hen lhs sssaiisnss
deeamped. Their number 10 vsriously
given. The fears and mssius.ion Of
The scouting parry sets II doa . u bsI~ses
two AND three hundred persons. Osh,u
think The number did ~ sxessd so or
go psrsons--slluf ~hun, hexever. we're
afmed--some with mpsksn. and othen
with clubs. The cause Of this ouis,gs.
Gus attempt is said 10 be bees.ss. in Mr.
KempIon's mill. 9Th The aid Of asshi-
merry. one woman Can do az much woIk,
turn out % many yards. 40 fss % ax
men ., the hand loom. ThIess have
been several tines made. no, only sgainss
Nc. kempIon's mill. bot others. aud he
owners have lor soms weeks bsrn CON-
PEELED 10 combine and watch their pro-
perry.
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S,nsHldr and FmsiOcrurrsnre.---The
""c'n'inG Gamer. publ,sl,e.l al Siw'lll',
states that M the iih uf last month mnst
angular and fatal accident occurred to
Miss J"'-phins Monrehnusc of that sIl-
'age. IL appears she had called upon .
young denusl fnr The Purpose Of hating
tooth extrarted. A soon Is he had sp.
Piled the turnkey" to The tooth, he gave
hav very sudden and y,nieul tw,st, wh'rh
,"ste'd oi tx'rarurg he inotf. disiocafed
her nefk. Med,taI siI was immediately
c'lied 10. bn' il was IL M avail: ihe vital
s''a'k had fsd. Considerable txr,,cmeDi
'x's'ed 10 the ,iliaer agsn.t The dien,i'',
*h" had p'uae"ily left The place BY The
sdslcs oi bis lricnls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

JoE.SnHH -rhis leader 81 The Nor
mons has run away. A communication
~ tine Mnrmon paper. The /. Times aud
Srssans. Estates tina, in order To AVOID the
pursuit of III. enFm es. "both uf Missouri
aud this State" he has concluded 30
leave the Place for shor, SEASON." Tor
his "oun safety and ihe SAFETY Of bis
people," lie promises To return when
he shall learn tina, the storm i. fully blown
0tef. #zsss =s. 81 #....s... sssg. -
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SCALE or EDUCATION ~ THE
UNITED STATES.

From the census recently completed
by the General Government. the Rich.
mond Compiler makes ont the following
interesting table, exhibiting q compare
live view Of the number Of whils pel~
sons over 20 years Of age in The different
States, who cannot read or write:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

he tIoqns5ss1Sf Clay Hsfed thf teie,
Sc AmsFirs1 symfsi1y p beg desuls'se
skops. Amsracs hss tses u hin rec.
dssed sks dlafesl narss q lhas elssale
cline, nsEl 10 thst whieh de very rhil-
den ID Gsrian novels Ie.efsncs 20 Their
God. Shall I not hanor spch mah.
Have I oct sIsays 90 henoisd hing
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!, will be seen by the foregoing table
that our state is last on the list! This
fact--humiliating as il is--should be kept
before the people Of North Carolina until
some efficient measures are adopted to DIFF
fuse general intelligence among her ci.i-
tizens;--for upon the virtue and inlolli-
gence Of the people must the perpetuity
Of our institutions depend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
Fram ihs F.,slleslIIs ObserEsr.

Tn. Globe.' eonlsias : long eon-
msaieslisn defending Mr.. Tyler iron The
reflections az Tie Maryland Dslsgsles 10
the Harrisburg coasen1ioh. Ibs cha
sselsr Of this publiestion mar be JAGGED
iron he following ssmpf:--
.The Governor 0Hsn story . qnosfd
by you. gsnllsnen. whh gfest slss and
sslislsefon. YVssern 70 have forgotten
Thai Mr.. Tyler 10 . letter wniisn lest
sumner 70 several gentlemen in Nor.h
Csrulius. ptonouneed thstisls 10 be utterly
unlounded. n would have besn no more
,han fair that you sheald have stated This
fact Mf. Tylsr's wsrd with ,hs nation
% quite ss good ~ that Of DIR. Hall, Of
North Csrolins. The author Of This story
You Dc not state he truth. therefore.
shsn you ssy The tale has never been
denied. In pollhes, n IN oil ether lhirgs.
there is nolhing Ike fairness; and SIN
ssnly trust that. 10 ell your future public
displays, you -'ll no, omit 90 important
consideration"
The author oiihis defence has esrtsinly
established The ruth Of one 81 bis pnsi.
lions, viz: that there 10 nolhing bike
fairness" in he own politics. IL % net
rue thsi DIR. Tyler denied either Gov.
Owen's OF DR.. Hills slsiemeni. He a.
tempted 70 produce sha, Impression By :
most unworthy qOlbble, asserting Thai shs
did nst open he lips in the Harrisburg
Csnsen,ion." wLIch nobody said he
did, Boz he has nertr denied that he
made the declarations attributed 10 him
BY Sow. Owen and DIR. Hill, in fheirro
81 Harrisburg, during The si,''ng Of ihs
Convention. 10 view Of that quisble, vs
deny that . Mr.. Tylef's word . % good
as ,ha, Of Dr. HIl." II. however, IL
were . 40 good" ~e have Gov. 0sen.
Mr. Cherry, and Mr.. Miller, in surrcu
ol DR.. Hill, 10 cay nothing II oil the cir.
cums.ances Of the case, which cortoborss
their testimony, and di,eedn Nc. Tylsrs.
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DIVIDENDS IN BANKRUPTCY.

An eastern exchange pspsr remarks
tha, in most cases The amount Of sssels
has beeaso small. coapsred with ind-b.
eJness, that creditors have not though IL
worth while % prove their clsims. A
consequence of his 10. in some cssss. thai
when The ssse,s are in faci comparatively
very smsll, sons VI the more visilanI
creditors are likely 70 get their whole
debts. The legal reporter Of The Boston
Advertiser has given TIE annexed sisrs-
merit on Ibis point: s
From an examination II these re-
ports. se wlil state eer,sin facts, whieh
vii show that il 10 qai,e exred,eni for
those persons VIM hid clams agsins,
bapkrupt, 10 take pains In p'ose ihem.
IN the fourteen cases rhieh were present.
Ell yesterday, hs tohois number Of debts
proceed are only forty sir. Nos, Is ~
the assets which have been realized Gill
90 To those who have proved their debts.
they will receive in all Of the cases more
Than il !, supposed they would. and in
some Of them those who have proved
their dcbw will receive The whole amount
due to then. Ia one esss there will re-.
main several hundred dnllars s(,er paying
the whole Of the only claim ~hich has
been proved.
D-ro c. Dyer. and Others. In THE
case the assets are several hundred COL
lars. and bit single debt has been prov
ed. amounting 10 les, Than one hundred
dolla's. The Whole of which will be paid
We have been informed by member
Of The New ysrk bar, ,hs, in ease where
dividend was declared. in that city, only
sir credi'ors had proved their d.b,s 90, Of
large number. ard. as there "a, abont
$4,000. to be divided, the di,id nd vas a
very respectable one. The crtdilnrs Who
had noi proved their trbl.. on learning
this fsc', peIi,ioned In come 10 and share
with 'be resG bu, the Judge very ,un.
marily denied The request"
Richmond Compiler.
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t,n,. 90 lrl,na.. .pa

ImalhtF, IlaftH9 tent, % lfltbds, "a
Unaer ttese s'Ir rsitnres. ana sI.,r
much coasullsfse t0mplsEni sas -
.lessd asaiosi him,. araa hss awa slass.
msnl. % ssgrsns. Esd he sss ssnlrnesd
lor siz monlhs. 0ns object and hope Il
20 disposing oil him vas. thai bis 5istass
might be cured in he sslshi.sLmrn,.
a. +. Pa.f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
CITY CnIrNc.,r

At an adjourned meeting on "wednesday s.o.
18th, 1912: Present y "eP'
MeStrs Lancaster, James Caskie. G. A
EEFeIs, Ihomas u Bigger, james HEATH. John
freeman, o iiaskins, s ID Crenshaw. Jo,snh
Mayo w Allen, w A Patterson and John Dore
Inc resident being absent, Mr. Heath was an.
pointed President pro tenn 1P
Tn motion of Mr. Caskie
he'ot1sd, That the City Surveyor be di,.c,.l >,
report grade for street, from Ist to 81 s,res,.
and That $50 be appropriated to rai.e the Stone
Report from the City Surveyor. STATING m.
result OF hrs inquiry tie facts relative 10 ,hs
construction Of tie eulyert under the Basin. HAVING
been submitted and read:
On motion or Mr. Myets sni,i ,,n,r, ,.....e,
20 INC commissioners OF Streets for Madison and
M9nto, wards, TO report thereupon to the Council
Lac report made on the l6;h instant, recommend
ING me rejection OF the memorials OF Qnr,lI R,o-
Ihers & Co and others, for the reduction Of The .s
sssSed Va'ue OF their real property, was taken mn.
lie ayes and noes having heen ordered 90 ~
! adopted: '"' same was
Ayes--Messrs Caskie. Bigger, Mayo. H.,k;os
Orensha", Allen and Dove-T
Noe'7Messrs Heath, Lancaster, Myers. Free
man and Pauerson-5
On motion OF Dr. Dove, il was ordersd ,h.,
Council meet again Monday next. Of 4 oe'ocE
L; NJ, TO receive the report of the Commi,,es -
whom was recommted the ordnance concs,r;oo
onences punishable by confinement and Iabor - :
Work House. ~"- 'AO0' III