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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

i0> The Ladies of the Third R,n,i., Ch,,,.L
having prepared many useful and valuable articles
VIII oiier them for sale on Tuesday next, the frs,
day oil November, in the lower room OF the Civ
aall, at which place they respectfully invite their
THIS sale will be appropriated to the enlargement, of
ther place of worship, the necessity of which, ali
will at once appreciate. ="
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
aIO% The bard whom We have jus. cited pro

In consequences Of the innvcnee Of lhese susp-
cious circumstances, we ISSUE the hrst number q
or second yesr's iournaizing, with feelings q
grsthc tion that no pen co aid adequately DESERT
The inroads and deyas,ations when those savage
hordes Of Visieoths and Vsndais, lately made on
this fair domain Of the free and home Of the brave
had "slmoa broken our hesus;7 but we have now
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

EDWARDS THE FoRoER.-Ths N. Y. Cou,;.,
says;-"This accomplished 6nsncier. after bcin.
Invested OF his exuberant hair and wh,,kors vh,ch
ne naa displayed With such evident pride in oil their
y, 81; SCI ont yesterday morning for the Palace
., sing Sing in charge Of Deputy Sheriff A. Al r.
smith at half past seven o'cIock.n 80 ''' Y
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u an orders eonfidentlrl.

NJ B-Packagea Certificates Of Packages. Single Tick.
s ana shares for sale In the variety and the real
LUCKY Numbers. N. BTRArJON,, 18th ct,
Riehmond.Vs.
inf InnIn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
CLARK E's OFFICE.

,hfLT,ioOO aeks discharglng from sehrs Daniel Cor
> henry Clay aud ahip Gent WiltshiTc-for sale by
oc ~ BOYD, EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Loesburg, Class %. Draws in Richmond on MONDAY
October alsi. 40 Nos and ~ drawn ballots. Prizes
giG0 COO 1900 ss75, 10 Of 1900 10 Of CO " Of 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
MARRIAGES,

riea IN dhsr.t.y the l7h instant, By the Rev WIN
n rowe., GEoKGE w BILLIARD, ESQ ofIouisa rono,x
sylsanla. ''"'' D'"a'u, " Spou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

On Friday. the day appoints by lA-, the Lee
e,' s,s,s vii ts-else' William Ps,iar,on 0ovsrn.
Of the Ua.ed States, ia the yaS, ne. m AN.
late Samuel l.. SoalhsrL. " WV
A,@o., all The impo'l.n, aud vuabis Off g. in
me S.se .,e 70 to be hlled at the resent session;
30 .ha' WIN ms and the partition o,he State into
Cens,sssonal districts, the LssislsDrs viii hays
something TO 90 Instead Of sdjourniny n, ,,u,I ,s
nsh. January. IL will no, take long, however. to
dispose OF oil their business. especially N an. VIII,
Houses. J''y in oo'"
There 10 nothing in the result, Of the New Ter.
sey elections which psases us more thsn,hs go.
condemnation with which her true hearted ~. So.
.pafned the violators Of the Broad Sea. o.
Twice, and now again thrice, have the jerry Bus:
sustained, nobly sustained, the course OF G,,.,a,,
Remington and the Wing party In ,,.;.s's ~
anhoy atempi. oil the recreanis who, for me-.
temporary political advantage, uampicd und,, loo,
va s,sns ana honor Of the State. May such ever
ueachery.--.N Y. .7,nsriean. F""''""s"' VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
For Saturday Exam

10 be drawn Friday at the Exchange at 81 o'eoek
~ ~ Tue bal Room Prize Of 90, 100 1000, 1869
Of IOo Of 5On Is Noe and IA drawn Tickets o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

en- MonSnSaid Lottery, Class prize Of 0coO, 10 900,
OF So' etc. 70 Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets siO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

For Wednesday Evening.
New yeIsey Lottery, No %. prize Of el6,OO0. 5000,
,5C 2li5, 1000 10 Of 1000. 10 Of 100 10 OF 1000 ETC. 75
No. Lotttry-l2 drawn ballots Tickets IS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
SuRGEON,s INsTn I
STATIONS OFFICE,
F0lrfeeHih Street.
THIS nav

Leesburg Lottery, Ne 6jTo be drawn at the EXCHANGE
At % o'clock p NJ and drawing received at this ofe AZ
o'clock, p NJ prize of $1,000 6oO0 $500 1915 10 OF
1900, lOOf lOJO, etc. IL Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Mononsalia, No 20 Draws in Baltimore and due on
TUESDAY evening, Stat Uct FfEos si50OO 1000, 1000,
300 20y 29 10 Of 1000 10 Of 900 20 Of 400 7s and
70. Tickets 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

New Jersey, No %. DAVIS In Jersey CITY on Monday,
Jls Oct duo "wednesday. 7b and " ballots. Prizes
ssI0 800 1000 24j, eTO 10 OF 1900 10 OF 1850 10 Of
100, 10 OF AGO, etc. Tickets o..
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For Monday Morning.

GRAND Consolidated Lottery, No 81 Extra. prizes o
~ drawn. Tickets e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION.

Among the interesting Improvements now eShi,
biting at the Fair OF the American institute il A
Telegraph for conveying information from the cham.
bsrs Of Hotels TO the Office bar. Its construction
and operation are extremely simple. Its action is
always certain and accurate.
This invention, we think, is likely to take the
place, almost Immediately, Of the bell system in
Hotels. The cost, VIC have been informed by the
sgent Of the inventor, will be only riho more, Il
any, thsn that Of bells, Exclusive Of the charge
which will be made by the patentee for the right
to use the Telegraph system.
We would state for the information Of Hotel
keepers, that by means Of this invention, The oe-
cupant Of any room in Hotel in which this avs.
tenn is used, can convey information Of his wants
10 tho person in the Office in ns short n time as he
could rag common bell; md can keep the bar
keeper constantly informed whether ho is IN or
OUT. Proprletors Of Hotels will not fail 10 set
high value on this property Of the invention. We
would advise those whom II may interest 10 call al
the Fair and examine this valuable Improvement
the inventor Is Samuel FrsW, ESQ. Of Alleeha.
ny Co. Pennsylvania.
Sad state Of Morals. On Frday. Justice Mat
cell issued warrant FOR the arrest OF female named
Mary Y. Smith, alias Davis, who had recently e..
Iablished a den Of nfimy IN Cross street, and she
vas brought 10 the Police by officer Low. In her
Establishment vero two sisters, who came 10 this
city only six weeks since, from New London, CT q,
IN search Of employment, in the care Of hsnd in
human shape named ComstOch, who introduced
them 20 this house. as respectable place, where
they would be employed, and then oft them. Here
they have been kept close prisoners since, and
obliged 70 submit TO the lowest degradation, until
Saturday, when ono Of Thorn es.nted and went TO
the Police office, and demanded prolsetion Tor her.
self and sister. ~ SfanddTd.
THE LEGISLATURE OF NEW JRRsEYs
Convened at Trenton ysstefday-all the Nom
bers Of both Houses being present. William Choi-
wood, Of Ess,T, WIS elected Viee President Of the
Council by vote Of tot, and Charles q. Nc
Chee,ney, Of Mercer, (alo Secretary Of STATED wes
unanimously chosen Secretary Of Ccuneil. The
usual committees were then appointed 10 prepare
| rules, &c.
In the Assembly, Samuel y. Halsey, OF Morris,
was elected Speaker by a vote Of 80 10 IS, and
Alexander @. Cslte!l, OF Salem, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Leesburs, Class &C. Draws In Baltimore Nov. % and
duo Thursday evening. 600, 1870 fOnn 2uO
1873 10 Of 1900 10 Of 1000 10 Of AGO. 7gand5 ballots
TickctsS8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MoRsINa. OCT ~.


u,- For AUCTION sALgs, Marine News, Arrivals at
Hotels, &C &c, see nrst page Of daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

"A Wssithy Msrguis.-The p,ne,iv -
menis Of the Marquis, Of Bseadalbans dr.. '.n
v.e,oS,as visit TO- Scotland. will, l, !. ss,s co,,
$4,000. The Marquis has rent roll of css.
ooo per annum, besides considerable aeeum,is,;or.
OF money, and no has no family. ''"''o"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Leesbure No CO. Draws In Richmond on Friday n,
9Th Nov Pfzeg-ei00O0, f0p0, 1000 1900 1902 Of 100
Of 800 20 Of 20 oic 10 and II ballots. Tickets a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Monongana Lottery, No 81 Erua I przo OF cas- 600,
rawn. Tickets o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

II this i, a prophet.
Hes one hot from Tophet;
Held IN no honour there,
And despised every where.
Such a prophet, oh Mosesl
Rather too strong dose 10,
For men that have noses.
II this thing be profit,
We scorn and We scott IL.
But don't think We are cross)
II he's Profit, what's Loss2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Grand Cons ldaied, No -. Draws In winington snd
duo Saturday the bth ing. Prlzea-2 Of lou 20Cu
49, lloo' 10 Of 1000 10 Of 25n 60 AMI ~ ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

FI' To give our readers n last specimen OF an
author, whom they will probably never hear Of
aea'p, We cannot deny ourselves the pleasure o.
one moro extract. There 10 stsosr,ng sublimi,y in
our Mat'insburg contemporary, an smpyre,n kind
Of ascent about him. which reminds one ax.c,lv Of
what the great Theban poet ,ays Of himself Ths
Only difference is In the direction Of their aight-
lie plonsesas deep into nonsense as Pindar soar,
high INTO sublimity. This, however, az We have
said. renders him only the filter to celebrate the ri
umphs Of Locofoeoism,
$50 IL was, that after our qa,druped adyersarv
had become invigorated under the fostering and
patriatchal care, and masnanmty OF ths Jsek,o,
man dynasiy-ever true to his de PRAYED ana ire ,eb
erous appottes and psopensities. he seized on the
spontaneous changes that at all times taking
place IN tho physic Al attributes OF m,n, and pot-
cal and commercial concernmen,s Of life, and ,hrou IN
INC opernon and CO operation OF fehsmieai Whims,
uocus focus and legerdemain arts and wies
wormed himself into 'itile brief authority, and
the denominations OF the Er.Sa and its S,qasl AID
Eehe. which need no, DO ns6 here, arc to us un
answers6le evidences Tint the profits Of fsul play
never enrich their guilty. owners
The punning ailusion here, in the close. to MIR
Pfothu, is decidedly unkinJ. Men as dangerously
witty as our contemporary are we'll known, however
always to prefer their joke to their friend. The
member from Indiana is like enough to continue to
be one OF the profits Of foul play" and tho mos,
onrroh;able OF profits Lucus non iHe,nd,: call ed
Proth'. because he's no loss to any body but those
who get him: or else, perhaps, by another orthog-
raphy, Prophet; for If !, DO true that prophet 10
one who 10 rot honoured in his own country, this
gentleman far than satisfies that definition for
he is neither he'd in honor in hi, own country nor
any where else.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
For Tnnad,u Er.ninr.

Va Monongalia Lottery, No 5OErtr1 Iprze OF sI5OOn
drawn. Tickets e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Mononraia' Glass o. Dfawsln AicSandrla on Saturday
tho 9th Nov Przc8-e 400 l0ouO, Goo 6COD 1000, 250
ZOO TH 70 Of 100, etc. IS and 70 ballots TickcssO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
EsTRAY HORSE.

ESTRAI HORSE
0 =, was turned out OF our stable, on satur-
A. A-J- day morning, while he ire was burnIns In
tN ~ rsAI OF columbian Hotel, brown MARE,
-Al61aoout years old PAGES slow, walks snj
irots well; she has black legs main anil 81
sun nlrn also, small spot right hip. We pure haseJ
a nA.o ABOUT week since, nom Mr. Jno brown OF
Augusta county. where che return. be raj reSyaSa
viii be paid for the delivery the Marc or any Info,n.
uon ~ We can get her again. - ~
&C ~ las PIsurp n CAN
MOTTO The MOnthly Meeting IL the Richmond
meenanies Assoc iAon will be held In the School
u'ei nc Wv Engine House. on TUESDAY Evening
wv AZ a. O'CLOCK e. ID. YALE, Rec. Sec.
RACON sIDEs-.O hhds OF prime sides lust eeeI,
- ed on consignment, for sale.
&C 81 jag WINSTON
GhAYsoN DUTTER.-25 Kegs OF the above sa.
equal 70 any IN the city, for sale BY Fry CO.
A PILES AND HERRINGs.-3O bbls A rple. and ., 10
Labrador Herrnfs, ust received and for sal. frou,
BOARD me schr Uaion, Capt Paine at Pcketrs Wharf,
90 81 JAS FISHER a SON.
POTATOES $40 bushels Potatoes for sale low from on
boad tue sehr Eagle, Capt Brown at Pickett's Apply
oe 81 JAS FISHER & son
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS. -
THE subscriber has for the following In
Il sirumenis, which he offers reasonable terms:
Pocket Cases OF superior finish
Dissecting Instruments
Ampuiating do
Dentsts Cases, assorted
scarideators and Cuppug Cases
Maw's Patent syrrges
Chese's PAient TruFses, single and double
nulFs 90 40 do do
. Belts Abdominal supporter a new article
MY assortment being complete will be the interest
oi nose IN want OF the above TO call and examine the
stTuments. PEYTON IOUNarnS
81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Unon Lottery, Class ~. Drawsm Aicxandra, Nov 10Th.
Capitals $500, iOfO1 600 20 q, 27 NN0 I9fn lem
1o 10 2of 1900 1900 Of 1850, go Of 600 ETC Tekes
go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Lecsburg, Class p, al AieSandrs, i2ih Nov. Prizes
efWO1 0tOO 600, 32sj, 92O, 2O, 1000 1900 1900 10 oil
1000, etc. 79and IS ballots TickctseiO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

sioooo each of9O0 1850 iOo 10 Of 1905 etc q Sos-
" drawn. Tickets e.
For Monday Morning
s soqS65a III lSyL yer, SIass prize Of coo
Of 100 etc. 70 Nos-I3 drawn. Tickets slO.
~ B-Packagcs Certificates Of Packages Single Tick.
ss and shares Tor sale the greatest variety real
Lucky Numbers n. STRATUM, iihM,
10 All orders confidential. 81
ShLT-leOo ,neks disehargns from sehrs Daniel Cor
- 81 le a. Clay apS SniR Gs9 wItshiIef9r sale by
CLARkE's OFFICE.
Lecsburg. Glass 6. Draws in Richmond on Monday,
iss ga g. &c. 70 S%% o 1907 e ssf Is Of r5'i
p Mo9onsals, No 70 Draws IN BALTIMORE and due on
Tgo'5ay ey,eaning ylM 11t r5es si0 10000 9oo
9si OCT duo on wednssday; Band II ballots. Prizes
slsh 6OO 200 2li5 eT0 10 Of 1900 10 Of 1850, 10 Of
1000 10 Of AGO, etc. Tickets o..
Leesburs. Class &c. Draws In Baltimore, Nov 2d and
Ii7s Of 800 10 of ooo 10 Of Ico etc issndi5 ballots
Tickets s.
Leesburg No CO. Draws u Richmond on Friday tho
th Nov Przcael0Ooo, 400, 900, 1900 1902 Of 100,
Of 600 20 Of 30 c'c 70 and 10 ballots. Tickets 81
Grand Cons, nda,sd No31. Draws In wnmlnsion sod
I25 iGo, 10 Of 1000 10 Of 25o. etc 90 aSd i ballots
Tickets %.
Memorabilia, Glass q. Draws In Afc1andria saturday
The 9th Nov Prizes 5000 l0oOO, Goo 60OD 1900, 25Ot
ZOO w. Of 100, etc. rs and 10 ballots TiekeisslO
Leesburg Glass p, al AieSandris, i1h Nov. Prizes
efWO1 1000, 600 32ij 220 2O 100, 1900, 1000 10 81
1000, etc. 79and IS ballots TicketseO.
Union Lottery, Class a. DawsM Alexandra, Nov 10Th.
Capitals $500, lOfO1 600. sOO 2H7 1GO tqfn lem
IIo 10 o, 2of 1900 1900 q 1857 30 Of 0O eo Tickets
60.
Lccshurg Csss q, draws AZ AsEandra. On Saturday
Nv tho 18th Pizos-3Of e15oO, 100, E0Oo I'M 20 ~
t0D. Tickets elU
~ Orders from The country In sny Of the sbove
schemes noosing the cash. will Re promptly amended ny,
and tho drawings forwarded " desired ~
&c 81 WIN. n. CLARKE
~ CaTfe and Rugs which will be sold AZ var Io
P'a,e 70 oas"' oy w. MEREDITH
+ oUlsIANA MOSS 10 bales in FtoTe for s.Io -
V0" W THOMAS POE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

more than rcxaiasd our pristine vieos. sad feel In
tho b q plight Imaginable to cid our eomrads in
srms. 10 sink the wrecked hull Of the vsrqu shed
Csons TO the bo:,om Of the Mississippi aud Atlantic
Ven cut 40 snd snHnsle the Psiypu. In ,sin:
scithe thias's alive, and stk dirty WORK az AIN"
This isst fight Of EMULATION IL rather a curious
one. The Loeos. he says, ere like those worms
whose Life is Of 80 humble and almos, uaorea zsd
a sort. tina, they only multiply by tho ueitmen,
which would destroy sny thing OF more elevated
being, they are 90 nousht ,ha, they can, l.,
hurt: Iampied TO pieces. they arc as much alive a.
before, and instantly at the old work again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Lccshurg Csss q, draws At AlsHandria, on saturis,
Nov the 2sth. PiHos-5of $500 1900 tOO 2227 so 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-11

TIP The Temperance cause is progressing won.
dcrluy in this vicinity, by means of the untirine
efforts of the Reiormers' Society Of this yilluge
and the corresponding efforts of the friends of tenn
perance here and in the towns around. For the
week ending on Saturday, 29h ult. more than -four
hunded names were added to the total abstinence
pledge in this county. OF the total number enlist
ed since the first movement in Oct. last, we cannot
definitely say; probably it will exceed 5000 in this
county. II Montpelier, and especially the centre
of it, Is TO be taken MS fair specimen of the
whole county, our estimate is very much too low
In the central school district Of this town. we learn
that every man save one, has signed the pledge,
and also remonslrance against licensing the sale of
liquors within The district, Who can beat that
A paper called The Reformed Drunkard, will
shortly be published in this village Walchman.
Like success attends the friends of Temperance
in Windsor county. Hundreds have joined tho
society and hundreds IRE enIisling every week -
In fIartand alone, w are informed tina. nearly
fire hundred, have signed the pledge. This is well
begun. Now let the friends of temperance see thu,
the concerted do no. backsiide. Let them be made
something Of, encouraged, and pushed into society
as far as possible from their old habits. Let them
have excitement in good society and then they
will not seek it in their old haun,s.
By-the-way, we canno, but object to the chnrac-
ter Of the lectures delivered By tho Reformed In
ebriales. We do not believe tina, keeping fall
house in roar for two hours with relation Of
sprecs and irolicks, i,a good way to lecture on
temperance These lectures set forth, not the sin
# the inebriale, bu, the fine times he has had
the hughable scrnpes into which he as fallen, md
the witty things he has said and done. All this
plays Ground the head but comes not to the heart"
Let US have little reason, little argument, in the
business and the Reform will be more lasting
This is what ue think.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-11
NATHAN SMILE.

We were highly graifed, while on visit to the
north last week, to notice the hold the FARMER
OF LAMoILLE has obtained upon the affections
oil the people Even those opposed 10 him in pol
'tcs, acknowledge his honesty and integrity, and
admit that his lons-chcrished, long advocated
views of the currency and banking are sound, and
eligible; while his political friends speak of him
with great respect aud enthusiasm, and are ready
TO do gallan, battle for a "change" that shall place
him in the Guhernatoria chair of the State. No
man in the State has for so hong period identified
himself with the interests Of the people, no man is
so feared by the Paine Junio. From franklin 10
Bennington. the people cry "SMILIE FOREv-
Err ~ and so let i, be.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-11
For the Spirit Of the Age.
REFORM, NO. 2.--.sTATE PRISON.

Having taken peep into the Carriage Shop and
ascerlaned that one half of 81 $50, is 1922 while
the other half is but S427, we will just repeu, tho
process, by which this result is produced, and then
proceed in the examination of the subject general
ly. From Hu,chnsons half Of the income Brown
dcducs about 5000, for bad debts which leaves for
IT, l27 this $500 is added to the other half which
makes profit of$s22 for the State. But suppose
the same deduction was made from the other half,
and one half Of the vast sum the State has made
in the carriage shop vunishes into air, and there is
realized bu, s':27 even on paper. And now how
arises this proft' Why Messrs Brown and
Hutchinson themselves were the appraisers Of the
property IN the shop, and tho committee to settle
with the superintendent take this appraisal, and
put down in one gross item, FINISHED work on
hand Oct LIST, 1871, S2,2l6." Now every read
ers led them 10 place the hghes, possible value on
this property, for one was anxious for election
and the other wished 10 continue his contract to ef
feet which it was necessary the people should say
Blu, one witness testified that some of the car
riuges were sold higher than the uppr,isal-and
what was received in payment why, the super
anua'ed and cust-uwuy tools Of the gun shop, q,
their original cost. And there can he but little
doubt, that If the property were appraised at ito
fa cash value, Instead Of profit the shop has
gone in debt, yet the committee who made, tho
settlement i, seems 10 the prices as affixed by
Brown, and have sanctioned BY their names some
thing like humbug.
Bot it should be remembered that in October
1871, David Pierce, Allen Wurdner and Rober,
Pierpont, sanctioned repor, tina, balance Of
profit had arisen to the State from the pr ison,
tho current year Of si,37l 20. It should also be
remembered, that they omitted to state the follow
ing facts TO wit, that BY the law fls39 the salary
Of the superintendent was fixed at $500, but that
for the following year he was credited on he Pris
on Books for salary $3.50, or the sum Of $50 more
than he was allowed by law, that at the session Of
1910 the salary was raised to $3.50, and that for
the two first months Of the last year, Brown YVES
credited at the rate Of $3.50 per annum, or S5s
more than he was entitled TO-, and that for the two
last years he has received for salary GAPS more
than he is allowed by law. 1t is a fact also tina,
the committee above named allowed Browns wife
and little girl salary Of $3.50, for the last which
added to the above is s53s,and in addition to this,
Brown and his wife and girl have been boarded by
the State, which a, low estimate would be worth
5000, and added TO the above is s7ss. But this
is not all. Brown has been furnished by the State
with bis house rent and fuel for the last year which
is certainly worth not less than s75 which added
to the above /" ssll sponged out Of the State.
Verify there is no wonder that The man had waxed
Fat. AGRlCOLA.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-11
III" Don, you like "Loosing and Winning"

The draft of Mr. Everett, our new Minister to
England, for Sl2 ,O0o,was protested at Whashing-
ton, few days since, for want Of funds. Thi, i
the first instance Of such disgrace since the adop.
ton Of the Federal Constitution. This one Of the
evidences Of prosperous times and abundance,
promised us in the log cabin and hard -cidcr cam
pagn.- Hartford Times.
This is really too humiliating! The most so of
anything that has runspired since the formation of
our Government. five were no, democrat, we
should have word to say here, abou, the peculiar
gcries Of " the change" Of which this is one.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-11

Woodstock, Vsrmont, is the birth place of HI
RAM Powers, the celebrated sculptor now in
Italy, the pride Of his country. 1t was in this
same county (Windsor) that John s. Barry, pres-
ent Governor of Michigan, was born. And we
might add that il was in this county that we our
selves first attended dancing school.
Chicago Democrat.
Avast, there Since il was known that the
greatest living Sculptor was born in Woodstock,
there has been "perlec rush" ofall sorts of peo-
pie Boosting Of first seeing the light in our goody
village and its vicinity. Last, though not the eastn
length at least, comes one Col. John Wentworth,
of Chicago, claiming noloriety from having learn
ed to dance in the county We can't allow any
such carvings on as this. We shan't let any more
in at present, so stand back