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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29
THE APPORTIONMENT BILL.

1t will be seen, by reference TO the pro-
ceedings at Congress, that the House of Rep
resenta,ives have adopted 60,50O as the ba-
sis of population for the election of mem
Der of the House. This vote was passed by
a majority of sixteen-whch is sufficiently
large to Justify the beleilhat this number will
he adhered to by the House. The present
number of the House is PAP II this ratio
of Go, 800 should be adopted, the number
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29

o. The cod Dominion" leading
Tory paper in Virginia, announces its deter
mination to support the following ticket for
the presidential contest in 1914, "lct others
do as they may" For President, John C..
Calhoun, Of South Carolina. For Vice
President, Silas Wright, of New York.
Ilurrah for Protective Tariff!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR
GOVERNOR PAINE has appointed the Hon.
SAMUEL c. CRAFTS, formerly Governor of
the State, to fill The vacancy in the United
States Senate, occasioned by the resignation
of JUDGE PRENTIss. We understand the
Governor rendered the appointment, in the
first instance, to the Hon. WILLIAM JARVIS,
of Weathersfield ; but though earnestly urged
to accept it, he pcremptoriy declined the
prollered honor, on account of his advanced
age, and the feeble state of his health. Con-
sui Jarvis is one Of the greatest wool growers
in New England, and we presume it was this
fact, together with his we'll known zeal and
anxiety to secure adequate protection to this
great staple production of Vermont, which
induced the Governor to offer him the APP
pointment in question. We have no doubt,
however, that the appointment of Ex-Gov-
ernor Crafts will be entirely satisfactory TO
the people of the State. Senator Crafts
passed through town last Wednesday even
ing, on his way to Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29
.ECAPITULAIO,
- -
Majority

Total vote 1852. New Shoroham and
Charlestown TO be heerd from. which will prob
ably increase the vote TO about 1900.
Returns of Representatives in the Legisa-
ture have been received from nearly all the
towns, giving GO members to the true, legal.
constitutional party and 10 to the disorganizers.
The former have the entire council.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29

The National Inteligencer says..--It gives
us pleasure to be able TO state that an offer has
been mrde, to the Government, at par, and on
otherwise favorable terms, for a considerable
part OF the L. S. Loan lately authorized by an
act OF Cobgress,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29
MIR. ADAMS.


There now look down, in
front OF you and on the further side of the
Hall, and you will see small man standing
and addressing the House. His appearance
is venerable, but he stands erect, unbent with
the weight OF IS summers, tho his head, a
large portion of which IS bald, is wlitencd
by the frosts Of that number of winters. You
see, the members have gathered around him,
all the seats near him being filled and many
chairs having been brought in and placed in
the open space in front of the Clerks seat.
Ills voice is sharp, sometimes loud and shril,
at other times SO low and irdistinct that it is
impossible to hear what he says, but you can
see by the close and rivctted attention of the
members that what he says interests them
deeply. Generally he stands almost notion
less, but when he brings out one of his short
emphatic sentences or EXPLANATIONS, he
makes strong gesiculation with his head
and body, bowling it down and swinging it as
1t rises with great energy, at the same instant
uttcring the emphatic word. Perhaps he
has succeeded, as he seems delighted 10 do
sometimes, in raising perfect tornado in
the house in that case, you sec a dozen
members or more, all on the floor at the
same time CRYING out "Mr. Speaker" Mr.
Speaker"-'I rise to point of order" "Mr.
Speaker Nc.-Amldst all this hubbub,
confusion, uproar and excitement, in which
the voice of Mr.. Wise, who is just below us
on this side of the Hall, is heard above all
the rest, You look over to see wheather he
who raised this whirlwind has been blown of
in it, and you observe him standing, with a
look as innocent as lamb, and as cool and
unmoved as the peak of Tennerife, now and
then, perhaps, ultering a single sentence
with terrible energy and effect, or giving a
taunt or reply to some of his assaiants which
come upon them like the cuffs of bear upon
the canine foe that has dared to come within
the reach Of his paw. | need not tell you
who that man is; there is but one JOHN
Quincy ADAMS in the world, and no human
being would be mistaken for him, or he for
any other man. He is indeed, wonderful
man: the first in his seat, the last to leave it,
no call of the House ever finds him "gone
home to get his dinner" with such steady and
constant attendance at the House, and Ia
King so large share in its business, one is
at loss TO know when he finds time to per-
form the immense labor he does with his pen,
and "A palsied hand. But that he does per-
form it we know, for the evidences of i, arc
daily before us. Certainly he can never
sleep, and never weary, and he who expects
to encounter him in conflict, must rise as
early, and be as wide awake as he, or he
will be sure to come off "second BEST" as
every man who has ever had the temerity to
grapplc with him has had good reason to
know.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29

nifty and ennobling qualities of labor. Little
know they that he who earns his bread by the
sweat OF his brow, has more cause for true self
respect, has higher claim upon his country for
usefulness, and contributes more to the wealth
and Improvement of the country, than any advo-
cate OF foreign interests who may be lord of a
ten thousand acres, and master of thousand
slaves.
"'rhe white negro laborcrs of the north ~ And
who are those to whom this insulting language is
applied! They are the hardy yeolnanry of the
country: the honest farmer, the hard-handed
mechanics, the industrious manufacturers Men
of very little refined sense, but of large share
of sound, practical common sense. Men who
can tell these advocates Of foreign interests, and
consumers OF foreign manufactures many things
which were never dreamt of in their PHILOSOPHY
But rejoice that the Globe has thus come
out against the labor of the north. Now let us
see how many of its followers in Pennsylvania,
New York, New Jersey, Ohio, &c, will dare
follow in It's foot steps, and oppose the protection
OF the American laborer against the pauper labor,
and the slow wages" of Europe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29
A SPECIMEN OF TORY ECONOMY,

The committee on public expenditures are
digging up some rare specimens of Van Bu-
ren's "retrenchment and reform" admins
tration. The last that we have noticed was an
item of expenditure in the Post Office
Department. In 1889, one George Pitt
was commissioned by the redoubtabe limos
Kendall, that sturdy champion of" rctrcnch-
ment and REFORM" to proceed to Europe and
examine the various laws regulating the
post Offices of the old world. IlW was
absent fifteen months, and for his services and
expenses, during that period, received the
following democratic, economical allowance {:
Salary as Especial AGENT" $4,000 90
Expenses! 7,646 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29
Grand Z" Democratic total. S0,646

Grand Democratic" total, S9,646 90!
A salary greater than is allowed to any of
the Cabinet officers, instead of the cconom-
ical pay of a simple democratic "Agent." 1t
was by suchj as this that the parlizans of
Martin Van Buren were rewarded for party
services, and the Treasury drained to its last
dollar under the glorious dynasty of "re-
renchmeat and retorm." Who can wonder
that, with such reckless and lawlcss squan-
derng of the public money, Van Bren
should have bequea,hed national debt Of
millions to his successors in Officer And
yet this is the party which is now rending the
air with cries Of Wig extravaganza and a
bankrupt Treasury!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-29
THE MASSACRE OF THE BRITISH
TROOPS IN CABOOL.

The following extracts will give the best
view of any articles which we find in the
English papers Of the lao disasters in AT
cha nis,an -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
NJ a. ID GIN n -.
To FAMILIES.
howAsD's 0araoyEDD TONIC aIx-


uo- rhese ~hc would have recourse 10 a F4ssiiy Ne.
driss for ffrsr and Agae. DysPeasia and N-rrVns
UrA Tsases, should ulsc fnnatc the 'thouzs
Gnf one remedies constantly herscd forth 10 the pub
che kine In all rast) and that almost
scfstily sacc cssfal pre- rtrfion called
kOWANDS (lMPROvED) TONIC MIXTURE
fsw remarks ~l illustrate the difference. In
the hrSt place the Grafton OF the Tonic Mixture the
cure Of the Fever ami Ague 10 entirely and c
eahdr, yet .dfsr principals. Sccordiy-I not only
yrcrspfv the Of ire ehis
aad perscyernry uscd. but Il restores the woncd
functions CT the general system TO perfectly healthy
attack ofthe disease In who has never before
Thly-rbe system. during the administration cihe In,
proved Tone Minute sprtngs Hascr it, heHE
i1ssHee aud gives forth Asdi nd
rirSr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES less effect npon the bow
ell, The cause Of the disc passes OF In the
strongly Indicated by nature. fGhs-iis effects ihc
system uniformly mild and safe, vel efficient,
nni ~ well adapted the fcebcs infant simply by
hdc alton Of the DOSE to tho most vigorous adult
MANY other considerations of tho utmost importance
the parents and nvaliis, might be enumerated
here bn the above few OF the points OF contrast Ia
comparison the remedies reSored TO IN
fcssonal and family practice from which prcrcI judy
may be formed In selecting the remedy.
n. II. With a view 10 establish entire confidence In
the efficiency OF tho "Rowand's Improved Tonic Mir,rc,
the original guarantee viz. The money shall be
returned every wherein the remedy has been
punctuay used without producing the desired effect.
Address Or John X. Rowand No - North Second street,
Philadelphia
supplies have received by the Sole Agent for Rich
p.oni' Va JOHN GANNOR,
au 10 One inor above the Bel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

SCHOOL BOOKS.
y, W. RANnOI.pH

- w. hANDOIIH,
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w S9syi s%'s M a,ses,t Adan s@'y wOIsess
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

sth.lNG
John Lyle, Jr., and EM.abs,h his wsIe,
:, Nancy Cstoreu, deed. L.rkin Cotoreu Christopher
Hubbard judith pOsge.i deed, Nancy Tiinyer, Enza
frimyer nfanis and Young cciirc isrfin Co,trei Jr
anu Ihom,s co,rs nianis under tho ssc twenty one
uan ada'em' Asssnedby the Count. defend In this
On the mo.ion OF the PLAINTIFFS by COUNSEL the co,,
eG'h assign Jehn hoeinson CLERK Of this Court guardian
rrimycr John CAmm TTmy Maria Trmy r. and Louis,
inyer 10 defend them In this suit who ihcrcuIon led
ants L,,.In co,.o,en chrcphSr Hubbard who are
~ sonary aud as'nsi Whom the rl,oins appear
-, hn ~ to srpeSt aud Sns'ser oH the mooa
as u those def niauis, and the on 10 be- heart
en- the oIsinsl and ndei bs taken Tor confessed a.
infant defendants. by their guardian al Hicm, and
an ssn,o,, Vas argued by counsel; ou eOnsdcrslon
the rl,nin John Lyle, ren-r account Of hs aiini,
ee' before OF the Cornssioners Of dis Court, ha
directed to famine, e.ani sec the well
an account Of the real estate whereof the said William r.
Cottore died seized the and profits th,r.oI
since his death, aud the gny OF the ,cbis
Court with matters deencd pertinent by LuselL or
Gay ye y The psfs TO he 50 sas
tie county OF li"nrco ami City OF Richmond Chan
seiy stole hell n the Capital IN the said city Friday
william q Curtis administrator of John Lyle, ir de
oe's.u aud Elizabeth Lyle, PATS
Nancy COtorer La, kin Co,,orell, Christopher Hubbard
rnInysr, Maria Trimyer, Louisa rsimyer Noung Cot
torell larku Cottero ir. ant Thomas Conrc'l Infants
" John Robinson the guardian assigned defend h,L,
IN tihs SUIT, Dets.
TITS cause came this day TO he ssar heard on the
papers formerly rcs and argued 10y counsel uu oon
sderaon whereof the doh adjuse, ordcr AMI de
cree that the plaintiff, william N Gurus anins racr of
John Lyle deceased do render the rcctedto
DC rsndet.d by me sai n,es,ae, by tho lnterceuoy
uceiec In this the 7h day of Fcbru
ary one thousand cisht hundred and thirty eight
one OF the Commissioners of this court who ~ iirret.
to take the other accounts required 10y the said
.oiy ueecc anii cssninc state and settle all the said
accounts, anu To report the the mat
tera specially stated. deemed pertinent Ivy himself or
winch may be required 10y the parties To be stated
Copics- 1esc.
WM q sANDs e e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

lido horeby certify tina, was afflicted several years with
a violent headachc which attacked the a. nten
ab-ut a causing vonit large quantities CT
bile aud Sck for day time, thai could
scarcely up, the pain bcins excrucaing
boh that he alth materially impair cd
ITocured a bottle OF 'Sniths bueIs, or Renovator OF
Health" by using which was entirely relieved, and have
in good healin Tor several months l used
only bottle aud have been much benefited, that
confidently recommend IL TO those afflicted similarly.
induced TO this remedy from the recoInmenda
lion OF respectable Lady, Of my acquaintance, who had
been similarly afflicted ana who that she Is confident
the violence her she could not have been
alive had used the remedy reierredo, which
entirely relieved her II 10 not unpleasant 10 take, and
carries OF the bile gently by the bowels. In my opinion
ia valuable remedy. Given under my hand ths IAN
July, lsi2. A. WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
REsURRECTIUN. PERSIAN PILLS.


SoPEHiOH 70 the Hygedn, Brandreths Evans, To.
- mCtn the Matcess (pnced) Sauaiyc ludi4n PuTga-
tive orany Other Pills OF Compound before the public,
certified 10 by Physicians aud others Let condemn
them un,lthey have tried them then CERTAIN
they will not.
Is settled point with all who have used the We
ectabe PERSIAN PILLS, thar they pre.emnently the
best and most eiiicacious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet been uscdn America II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease, they
would keep them andbc prepared with sure REMEDY
70 apply ON tie first appearance u disease and then how
much distress would be avoided and money saved well
as the lives OF thousands who hurried of by
neglecung disease IN It's FIRST stages, by being ia
possession Of remedy which they PLACE lepen Icucc
upon 81 Pills IN each box, price 62l cents For sale,
Richmond, by A. G. sTEvENs,As.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
DIR " GO Ds.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
FAN AND wfSrru ist2

X H. JENKINS having removed to the New BuIdiur
sond Va wonh Invite the atcnloa OF Mcrshsnis FsIl.
s. and o,hsrs 70 the mos extensive variety ofD Goods
sy Wholesale or retail SS casI or HccspT, ts
sTms, Id ssiss to TS.snase and PEI, cheaper than
as iSw prices as In any pat Of the United States Hav.
dsposedoi all OF his oil rooJs. aud viii eater Offer
'es, sSnplsls s.sor,%eSi Of the following articles
,ted siks, all prices and quaics for ay aud evening
MousLiS DE LAiNEs.-Eyery variety Of color aud
CAlicoEs loo pieces fancy styles all prices, frcn,
10 and l2i een,s,o the yer, hne-s msnalacured-
clo 1SasS css ss hs, ,SS Sp sisSs.
LINEN GOODS -iIsh Llnons. all priccs. from 2ieea,s
s w@as rswsins Of every description; sheetnE', al
ssnis I" - each Russia and Birds BYE Diapers, Napkins
HOSIERY AND cLovEs-Ercry a,.e,,r,,,, =, Min,
ani size elk, gotten, eriuo, silk, and other
make stockings aud Gloves, or men. women, boys aud
FAMILY MOURNING Every quality Of black and
Ss black and hall burning Monslns. chays aud HON.
BoNN.rs. RiBANpS AND FLowERs-Laies, Fash.
LACE Goops-Thresda and Boblnet Lace Wells, se.rf.,
Lace, AMI t>I'ns. inse ,,inss ouillinss etc etc.
fLaNNEIs-whi,s. red sud yellow ri,nnel-, Welsh
and Amcrca an make; all qualities, from ~
nL.NEErs bed and Negro blankets, all sizes
UMBRELLAS AND PARhsoLs~A very SUPERIOR
81 these articles made expressly for Ica
VIII always hnd mc,too. auih's wool aud
sik shirts aud Drawers stocks. Ciasai Hosiery and
Gloves OF all kinds; suspcncrs Lrcn Bos,ms Col.
ais s,ls and Lncn packet Handkcrchefs etc etc etc.
sIhNANI~ CLOTHING All kinds Of goods foI maze
aud ictnalc clohinx. ~
DOMESTIC GooDs-5go baies and eases Of blcaehcd
and unbcaehed ehrnxs aud sheetines from narrow 10
yaris wide Also, apron and furniture Cheeks. Red Tick.
ine' coiton o.naburss In this useful and necessary
branch OF business great attention have always
manufactures In the country. ~
sHAwLs, scARFs AND MANriI.LAs Of tho l.,e.,
impnriauons. - 49, '
suNDRI hRrlciEs-M ernOs, Dainty, Frnses Cor
!aeonei sewing Materials OF Linen Cotton snk. But
Tue Public are Informed that they NAV rely upon find,
.ns this establishment at all times ful supply Of all
ABOVE Articles nom the cheapest kind made
spic-lhl9 sniing the watts aud wishes ug all. New
Goods are opening every week throughout the year. from
auction and elsewhere ant will be sold great bai gain.
at X n JENKINS
Sc ~ Staple and Fancy Ory Goods M Siore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
CERTIEIHATE

eertty that have, by way OF experiment. used the
ygean and mos, Of the various kinds of Pills my pra-.
tce which lave borne the highest repute in the public
tm4ion that have been offered for sale his viz iuy
fe last hve years including those called the ResuTrec
ZION Persian Pills; and the public may that
none among the whole catalogue has answered better
purpose easy and eecual remedy than the ResUr.
Tecuou OF Persian Pills, la most Of disease.
CHARLES BACKUs, 81. D.
Rochester, N. Y, Sept a. 1892
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
21EssRs. E CHASE & Co'-cents-

MEssRs. E. CHASE & -Genis.-Hearng much
N1 said about the extraordinary effects Of the Resur
uon Persian Pills upon those about become mothers
wewere inducedo make trial ofhem Ny wife THAI
time tho mother OF children and had suffered the mos,
ous ADD oxcrueiaing pains during and after her eonne
ment Of each. Che hadtred every and much
medicine. but found little relief She commenced
King the Persian Pills about months before her conne
ment Cher health ing very poor about this length OF tine
previously and after enabcdby their attend
10 the Of mother TO her family until her confnc
neni. Al the time she commenced taking the Persian
Pills and Tor several weeks previous, she afflicted with
dryhaTd cough and frequent cramps which the
use Of the Pills entirely removed before using half box
Is with great confidence that advise allthosc about
70 become mothers 10 make OF the Persian Pills All
those that have taken them in neghboThood have
along In the manner, and about the house
IN Few Gays There does appear 10 be hall the DAFT
ger Of other difficulties setting in after confinement where
these Pills We unitedly say let none neglect
taking them for they in the reach Ofhe poor well
asthe rich We truly thankful thai there Is remedy
which females easily procure, which bids fair
the world OF suffering, which many Of them have
bear and perhaps vcs Of thousands which other
wise would be lost ;. ROBERTS,
A. o. ROBERTS
Rochester, May ith, 1893.
For sale 10y A. G. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
ELLIS & ELLETT, Agents.

To all tehom IL may concern Having been in low
OF health for several years from the Dyspepsia, b
complaints debility which followed long attack
vi fever which had had and being often troubled with
stomach and headache with feeling of wcari.
ness ansuor and depression sFIris and having
pncnty taken Csomel aud various other remedies w.sh
slight benefit, ndcd by friend TO
smiths Buffers Renovetor OF Health" sold Wy MeSsrs
Ellis Elicit; when commenced using them they caused
slight sickness OF the stomach but determined TO per
thinking that could no, he woTsed and 20
great Satisfaction soon fund great ami mantle 81 rec
Tue medicine carried OF the bile, and Strengthened me
quickly and entirely restored my health. In my
opinion the remedy Is one OF great value, which freely
and strongly recommend. A. MORRIS.
JuLy, 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
CHEAP CHEAPER CHEAPEST!
NOW OR NEVER
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

You want 10 supply yourselves with cheap Rocks and
stationery, call down TO Lyons Cheap Store, you
wall be sure ~ get all articles in that line Chez than
any other Sore 10 town. To You that fact ne
only asks you To 90 sssrhsrs first aud then
amt buy.
The stock is all fresh aud desirable and consists
description OF school Miscellaneous Blank Books.
stationery Of all kinds and desc Iipions.
Ouils Of every quality, from 81 to $50 per thousand
Paper, Cap and Letter. ruled Plain
Cutcry-l, 3D. bllded Pen knives--Razors Scissors
Pcrfumery Soaps, Cologne, SC.
But come ami see for yourselves, AMI you will
greet It,
The store Is open 'iilI ~ O'Clock at night.
Do not maze mistake In the siore-t ia directly oppo-
site 1Chn " GoTdous Iron store, Main street. leans
TO the New Exchange and Mayo's Bridge.
ocl ASIYONs