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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendants, Elliot Kerney, Adm'r. OF Jas.
Il B. Kerney, deceased, and Thomas Kerney,
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they out of this Commonwealth
it is ordered, that the said defendants do enter
their appearance to this suit the first day of the
mex, term, answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and give
security for performing the decree, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy thereof post.
ed at the from, door of the Court House Of the said
county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STRoTHER, C.
January 6. 18i2-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

EyoR COUGHS. COLDS. &e.--Bals. Honey,
IL New England Cough Syrup. Wistar's Lczen-
gee, Pease's Horehound Candy, Hance's do; Juiu-
be Paste, Batemsn's Drops, Balsam Of Life. For
sale by
January 20, 1s4a. WIN. DORSEY.
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sab4s sa.s .. 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

SUPERIOR FRESH TEAS.--I have received
- lot of very superior Fresh Teas, Of direct i'm
porta,ioa, warranted superior to any Teas ever Of
fsrsd in this market, for sale by
October7. j. w. g. d, r. bOfD'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

January 81, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, Febru.
ady Rules, 1882,
Jesse Scho6eld, pl,F
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

The report was again called for, and Mr. Barnard
rose Reluctantly, saying that in obedience to the
peremptory order of the house he presented bill
from the committee on Judiciary, repeating the
Bankrupt Law 1t was presented, and the first
reading of the bill called for.
Mr. Winthrop of Mass, objected to any further
proceedings on the subject. The order of the house
had been complied with on the part of the Commit
Tee, who had brought in the bill, and nov petitions
were in order again
Mr. Kennedy Of Indiana, asked how the House
was to know that it was bill to repeal the Bank
rupt Law, unless it was read'
The Speaker concurred with Mr. X, and said
that the first reading of the bill was for information
So the bill was read, consisting Of only few lines
The second reading Of the bill was called for, but
the Speaker decided that the peremptory order of
the house having been fully complied with the reg
ular order of business, being tie reception, of Pc
titions from the several States, had now prece-
dence.
Mr. Wise appealed from the decision oGlhe chair.
After much confusion and noise, it being half
past six o'clock, motion for adjournment prevail
ed, by n vote of lO5 yeas 10 lO2 nays, and the
House adjourned.
The bill will probably be read a second time on
Monday, referred to the Committee of the Whole,
reported and passed by Il small majority. If The
Senate agrees with the House, it is thought that
the Chief Magistrate will veto the bill.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
BREAKING FAITH AND KEEPING
FAITH--A CONTRAST.

Amid the general misfortune and pressure of the times
tlat now beset u.s. SYLVESTER LOOKS back TO the last
~ years he has been established with pride and pleasure;
during which period he has acted us Agent to the several
states In negotiating hundred millions Of dollars
Tor the benefit of the public. Every demand has been
puhctlaly and faithfully paid presentation. The rea-
son is perfectly obvious sYLVESTERS transactions
are so well guaranteed and secured at every point that all
demands are payable in Specie, or its equivalent; and
mus Millions are distributed TO the public annually. and
every adventrer has fair and efual chance Of parlcpa-
'lne. Arrangements completed to follow up this truly
admirable system the whole year-thc financial opera
lions being secured us usual
Friends and Correspondents invited to make refer
cncc to the following brilliant Lotteries to draw the ens
ing month of February The Capitals iargs-tle
chances To obtain them excellent the loss be but
Uhng' Hasten, then, to put in your claim, which will
as always meet immediate Attention. Address
). j. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broad,ray, and g2 Uaitst New York
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

,iful in all its relatiOns-a glimpse Of which would
have put to shame and silence, the abusive ca
lumnies which were not less rife respecting your
private than your public life Farewell good and
dear old friend! You never needed those claum-
mes then--you as little heed the remembrance
ofthem now. But lay this assurance pleasantly TO
your heart--that whatever may have been their
party anmosities, there are but few Americans
living who, when the hour shall come which shall
bid us mourn the going out of great light from
the amidst of us, will not recognize and confess
that after land through all, at the bottom ofheir
hearts they loved you, respected you, and admired
you, us great soul, true-heart well -meaning
patriot, and genuine man, every inch of YOU"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
GENERAL JACKSON.

In the forthcoming number Of the Democratic
Review we find letter oftbc Penny Pos,man. ad.
,.es >. Go, I,,L.on c.ou ,,.l,;oh ,ho q,
o'cs'eu ~ "o"'''' '"'"'o"' "o" WIN" ''' ''''
lowing is an extract:
" However, enough of politics, pas, or present!
though there are not few topics, my dear old
friend, ON which would like to extend little fur
,her the las, letter shall ever probably write to
YOU. We have all read with peculial delight the
letters in which YOU have Yourself lately appeared
10 the papers. The stamp of your own generous,
true and roble nature shines beautifully on their
every line. The letter, in reply to New York
committee. in which you pay so ,nagnanimous a
tribute TO our successor in the presidential chair "a,
what common u,en would deem your own ex-
nense-admi,ting the more arduous nature of the
di0icullie, through which bis administration had to
STRUGGLE. than those which had encompassed your
ownsbow like yourself! And again, your letter
TO Mr. Butler, YOUR late Attorney General vindca-
,;ny him from Inc ,mnu,atioo which had been cast
upon him, as a cabinet officer, of an unworthy sub
,ueryience to our djc,a,iop-and volunteering SO
generously The statement, tina. the reverse had been
n remarkable degree the truth and that not only
had ,ha, gentleman very Frequently. a, a member
of your administration, opposed your own views,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
New Line Of Stages,

TTlIE subscribers will commence running n Two Horse
Stage, an the llh Of October, from Ludlow, via Ty
sou Furnace, Plymouth and Bridgcwatcr to Woodstock
Vs. leaving J0hnsOns Hotel Ludlow, On MONDAYS, We'd
neSays and Friday at half pnst o'clock T. M,-acr
the arrival OF the Kecnc and Rutland Sagcsan arrive
Woodstock, nj halipast O'Clock, M;-lcn7c Whitney s
Hotel, Woodstock, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturday
At O'Clock, A. NJ and arrive ut Ludlow in time for the
kccnc Stage, which leaves Ludlow at 10 o'clock A. NJ
and the Rutland and Burlington stage, which leaves al
ha.pnst O'Clock, r. VI.
Passengers going North from the Fast or South, vii
md this the most direct rore; they can take IN
burlington Stage at keene, Walpoe -. Falls, Chestcro
Cayends, and arrive at Woodstock the same dal nj hu
past 7oclock, r. M;aso, passengers can take the ur
ington Stays Mt Mddlcbury Brandon, Ptsiord Rutland
Shrewsbury and Mount Holly and urrive Woodstock the
same day nj halfpast o'clock, where Stugcs leave the
next day for oil parts Of the country.
RIP. POLLARD & co.
X. r. POLLARD. Plymouth,
JOSEPH MARTIN, DO. 'F'''
ISAAC y. JOHNSON, LudiOw,
Sept 81, lSil. 7-f
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
MEDFORD N. Z. RUM.

TuNHE SUBSCRIBER being located so far from Boston,
finds that since the Rail Roads into use the in
conv nence Is very great to his country customers and
those who wish to purchase Medord Rum OF him. set
tie their accounts to remedy this inconvenience he has
made with Mr. LIBERTY DIGELOw, TO
quantity OF
MEDFORD RUN, PURE SPIRIT, CHERRY RUM
AND CORDIILS,
constantly hand his STORE No. H. State ST. where
kwise may be found general assortment OF wrap
ping and letter paper; also keep Books that my
may settle their accounts without the trouble OF
going to Mediord on purpose.
Thankful for past iavors he hopes by will to please,
age.
D. All orders addressed to d. Laurence, Of Mclford.
ord to H. Bgeiot III State street. Boston, will receive
immediate attention. DANIEL LAWRENCE.
Medford, Mass. Jan. 10, 1919. 9O3mo.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
Russell G. CLARKE,
WATCUMAKERS * JEWELLERS

ItyE just rcceiyedand Keep constantly on hand HMCi
II selected assortment, of GOLD AND SILN El'
Notwithstanding Of gold ard silver le'ers,-
Horizontal Icpen Alarum, Repcane QUARTER aud CONF
mon WATCHES. Alsosycr Table Desert and tea
sroONs Cream h'llcs; Sugar longs salt nnd Mustard
sPoo>s. German SilIfr table aud tea SPOONS. Gold
silver and steel Buwci sPECTAClES Gold and silver
PENCIL ASSES, gold Bradsslycr Thnhl's gold CHAINS,
seal, and Keys large assortment Of huHcT rings, ear
ring, breast pins snuff boxes, tea bells, spy glasses,
st rate rufors penkniycs, Rodgers fine scissors shel
side COMBS together with various other PARTICLES usually
kent In Jewellers shop the whole comprising better as
snrtmcn than ever offered In this place btiort-tossh,r
with n good assortment Of Clocks, such ms Brass
nn, Chime; Brass day common; brass 81 hours, Brass
MANTLE that run ~ days uh uiniinri Bras DAY
time pieces, without sirisra also first rate NoophN
IOt kS; all Of which the, will sell good terms 10
thry rnn he putchnscdat Hny place IN this vicinity.
JLOCKs AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
warran ted ut the shortest notice, and all Kinds ~ job
WORK usually done In their line Of business. dispatched with
neatncs and no pains spared TO give entire satisfaction.
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
~ u. cash paid for old gold aud steer.
Woodstock, Dec. /, 1911, el-u
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Tin, COME and Sheet Iron Work.

rJ,IIE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues 10 carry On tho above basincss
ali H.. various branches his old stsnd ncary opposite
Whitnr, Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
IN accommodate all who may feel disposed pntronro
him The hest of stock will he kept constantly hand
and no pains will be spared Ia keep the hest workmen in
slant readiness TO execute orlers for the duai.
ware in this ilnc.
oN HANn AM SoR SAFE,
sT,NIEy'S PARLOR STO 'jEs-lfnur sizes l-thc mr. 4
beautiful pattern IN the .arket. Also,
wOOi.sON's COOK, n,Il sheet iron diving fiue, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Ion Stoves and Pipr
COPPER BodbBRs a TEAKETTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS. IA and much approved aTiiec.)
HfRD WIRE. &C. ~.
All who in Of Of the ahnve articles viii o
well To- call and examine the ware and prices. hcfrre ru
chazing elsewhere. JOHN BliSH.
Wootsioek, Dee. e, 1910, 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

.aati- Tarf.-The Legislature of Alabama have
unanimously adopted series of Resolutions to the
purpor, that Congress have no right to levy duties
on articles of foreign import, with view to pro-
tect one class of Americans at the expense of an
other. They also contend that by virtue Of the
Constitution they have right to trade with any
nation in the world at peace with the United States
free from any other duty or charge than such rs is
levied alone with view to raise revenue 10 sup
port an economical administration of the general
Government, and in levying such duties she has no
right to discriminate for the purpose of protecting
any species of labor. Phil. Times.
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From the Madis0nidn.
TIIEOFFICERS OF THE LATE UNITED
STATES BANK PRESENTED BY
THE GRAND JURY FOR
FRAUD ANDTHEFT.

The annals of the world might me challenged to
produce an amount of successful fraud and knavery
equal to that of the banks of this country; and per-
haps all the frauds of all the other banks of the
country might safely be challenged to exhibit an
amount of this commodity of bank knavery equal
10 that of the Ex-United States Bank, embracing
its two-fold existences State and Federal.
When knaves fall out, honest men get their
rights, says the ndage. But the parallel fails in
this case is the anty that then rights are past
all recovery. Knavery has been so prodiga, that
it has left no assets. Restitution is out Of the ques-
ton, and retribution exhibits hut beggarly ac-
count of breeches pockcsn All that remains to
Salty defrauded honesty and Indignant justice, Ito
use the prophetic language of one of their own elo-
quent sprgs, is for the pentenliary to reclaim its
fugves' But the whole prophecy is too a2pro-
pirate and too remarkable to be omitted, show
ing.
-That we but teach
Bloody instructions which being taught, return
To plague the inventor. This even handed justice
Comnends the ingredients Of our poisoned chalice
To our own lips.
Behold the prophecy that the great Financer, n
few years since, from Nassau Hall, uttered against
his adversares; and see how literally is now be-
ing verified agains, himself and his followers:
'From your own quiet elevation, Undressing his
friends and followers and indicating his advelsa-
ries,] watch calmly this serve route, the people,
ms its triumphs sweep before You. The avenng
hour will at last come; il cannot be that our free
nation will long endure the vulgar dominion of ig-
norance and pronigacy! You will live to see the
laws re established These bandit will be encour-
aged back TO their caverns; the penilentiary will
reclaim its fugves in office! and the only remenl-
brance which history will preserve olihem, is the
energy with which you resisted and defeated
henln
And here follows the evidences of defeat, before
the grand inquest of the country;
'The prcsentment of the Grand Jury.--We
publish this morning the much talk Of presentment
Of the Grand Jury Of the General Sessions in ref
erence to the affairs Of The United States Bank with
brief notice Of The proceedings in court which
followed the reception md reading of this impor-
tant paper. Since this matter is at least fairly o.
pened it is to be hoped that no petty qubbling will
be allowed to nterpose, and that the whole bust
ness will bo thoroughly shifted without fear, favor,
or affection. Ifwrongs within the cogniznnce of Il
criminal court have been committed, let justice be
done, whoever may be the parties.
Peansyiraaian.
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NEW GOODS.

rI'IE subscrbcrhas opened Shop opposite WhllneS'
l. Hotel, where he continues to Manufacture sl!Ntr
Ware Of all kinds such Table, Tea Dessert, Salt ni
Mustard spOOns-Crcamadcs, sugnr.tOnes, Batter
knives, &C. sc. Gold aud Silver Speciaclc5 Of every
pattern made in the best manner and warranted to III tho
eve iealo keeps Gold Heads Silver rhinlos, Gold and
Silver Pencils JrNclry, britannia ware, fnnry GuuGs,
She'll Horn Ivory and Wool Combs, Pcrlnmery Of MI
Misunderstanding Soap, Hair and Teeth Brushes, Wallets
Oprrn Glasses Graves sous RuIur-, Scissors, Rusrs,
pcnknNcs, Whanclnc, Congress and Other knives, rms
Needles, Toys Sc. Looking Glasspate cut and SCI 10
order m
Prhlnrs wishing for amy Of the above articles, WIZ W
furnished ~ cheap ri any other store In this vicinity.
Particular attention paid to the repairing Of sro"ns
spcctacos sad Jewelry. Cash paid for old "ud anu
silver.
Orders by mail or otherwise viii meet with prompt h''
tentiun.
\. y. Please cell aRl examine FOR iorI,ri,,rs,-ho
hargc lnr showing Goods. H. u. HAilLi'
Woodstock, Nov. %, lrll e2-Jih'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

We understand that Gov. Seward in his prepar-
atlon for the New Year, substituted Lemonade and
Cold Water for Punch and Wine. This is a bold
innovation, but one which tie spirit OF The times de-
manded. The Temperance cause has n right To
claim an example from the highest authorities. The
amonnl heretofore expended for wine SC. by the
Governor, will now be given to the Poor.
ALBANY Ere. Jou.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

A good Reiort Arnold of Tennessee, asked
Mr. Burke, orN. H., IN the House, the other day,
if he descended from Burke the orator, or Burke
the Burker. Mr. Burke replied in genuine yankee
fashion, by lnquiring if the gentleman from Tenn
essee was descendant Of Benedict Arnold, or
some other Arnold?-N II. Patriot.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
DOM ES TIC GOO DIS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.

bales Extra stout and fine Sheetins bale Ticking,
different qualities Stout Drillings at cts. Cotton
nuls ut 10 cts. Bleached Shueng from cts up.
Also
go pairs Russia Diapers at SaCO. Super Eng. Tlannels
at 81 cts. mud all other goods equally low.
Please give us call L. DANA, in.
Dec. 10, 1911.
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Also or hand as usual,
A KNIGHT OF THE RAZOR,

Win, shaye,a mans face icctie sriJoh'r, and cuts
hair in ieee better style than -, hold on. Gentle
men, don't mistake the number; two doors Els! OF the
Post Office at the Esp" Pole.
R,Lor put in first rate order ut short notice mud on
reasonable terms. ALBERT KING
Woodstock, Dec. 3, Ell, eJ''I
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Congressional.

SENArE-A large number OF petitions and Ie-
monsrtances relative to the bankrupt law were pre-
sentcd. Mr. Benton occupied the remainder of the
day by speech OF uncommon power on the En-
chequcr BILL after he had concluded, the question
| on the reference was taken, and decided in the
affirmative, when the Senate adjourned 10 Mon
day.
lIOUSE.-l'he Treasury Nate bill was discuss.
ed by Mcssrs J. X. lngersoll and Gilmer. Messrs
Barnard and Thompson, Of Mississippi, and Jordon
n. Y. tool part also IN the debate, which lasted
until half past seven, when the House ado urncd
without taking the question.
Friday Jan, II
IIOUSE.-Thc Treasury Note bill was passed
Aner numerous amendments offered says the Mad
isonnn-one only was carried-that proposed BY
Mr. Gilmer Of Virginia, which makes the notes
portion ofthe twelve million loan, or, in other
words, makes the issue u substitute for u pro rata
portion of the loan An amendment offered in the
House by MIR Sanders, Of North Carolina, TO re-
commit the bill with instructions to add to clause
repeating the distribution BILL was lost. The note
bill was engrossed and passed. In almost every
stage Of the proceedings the vote was taken by
the ayes and noes
Previous TO the vote on the Treasury note bill,
Mr. PendIeton asked leave TO introduce certain n
mendments 10 the Bankruptcy bill, but leave was
refused.
After the final vote was taken on the Treasury
note BILL among other matters Of minor interest IAN
important question was brought up in relation to
the 3ankrup bill, being resolution to instruct the
committee on Judiciary, to report an amendment
including institutions issuing paper currency
From the present indications, 1t would appear that
there is rather tendency in the House going to-
wards the entire repeal Of the bill. The new mo-
ton Tor instructions imposing duty on the COM
nliitee Of character dssimilar to ihoso already
given, is something Of an anamaly in legislation.
Saturday, Jan. Is.
Mr. Boyd of Kentucky, presented a petition for
the repeal Of the Dankrup, law, and followed il up
resolution that the committee on the Judiciary be
directed 10 report TO this House AT two O'Clock this
day, bill 10 repeal the Bankrupt Law, as they
were instructed TO do on the sih inst and Mr. Boyd
called for the previous question. On this, much
discussion, appeals, calls 10 order, &c. arose, in
which Mr. Gushing, Irwin, Barnard Profit, NIcLeon,
and the Speaker participated. The Speaker sns-
sustained Mr. Boyd. Ills decision was appealed
from, and the appeal lost
A motion to lay on the table was lost-yeas 1903,
nays li3. A scconding Of the previous question
was had and sustained. A modification of the rcso-
lutionwas made that The committee report the bill
for the repeal instanier.'
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OY ST T. Il s.

He would further sav TINT, he has made mn arrange
mrnt 10 receive fresh OYSTERS once Week, which he
will sell at wholesale retail and tavern keepers aud
others wishing purchase by the krl' cHn rely upon
acttin them OF him at an! ncns fresh aud Us cheap US oi
the driver himself
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HELP. HELP.

,IIE crent demand fur work at the frShioEdbi' TAFT
oring Establishment ~ +. b. SOuthgdit, hns compel
ed him To enlarge his work shop ~ ns 10 employ more
help-wancd 10 rst ruit Girls to work on fht Goats.
T.. D. SOJIiiG are.
Nov. 90, ISL. -
Wanted, a boy from nnsc, to seventeen years old t.
earn the trade, y. "
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JUST RECEIVED,

A LPACCA LUSTERES,
~ Fg'd and plain MERlNOS,
do do SAXONl CLOTH,
Fig'd plain aud wrought MOusLIN De LANES,
various colOrs,
BROApCLOTliS, Beaver CLOTHS,
Fig'd do do
Diamond do do
5000 5000 yls PRINTS, good style,
Black and bluc.black NELNETS,
Black ALPlNES,
Blue blk. fg'd and plain SILKS,
ColOrcd do do do
5000 yds. Brown sIIEETlNGS and sIIlRTINGS
Highland, Belyi,lerc, Worsted and Merino sllAWIs
khlmensier CARPETlNGS,
BOOKING,
600 Lbs. Northern and Southern Glove. Seed,
Cast Steel, Sweeds o. :. English Iron,
Swecds and German Steel, Cork steel,
Horse mills. &c DC.
And will be sold Cheap for Cash. by
Oct. II, ISL. G.. II. MOWER.
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JTashin gion, Dec. 90, 1871

~ uMfHStOH, beC. 80, 1911,
Friend Grcen:--l drop you hasty line just to
inform you thu, the Chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Mems, of the House, rose in his place
to day, and made the solemn annunciaon that the
Treasury OF the United States is BANKRUPT.
Thus, after accusing Mr. Van Bucn of gross ex-
travagancc in the expenditures of the government
after pedging themselves TO the people that they
would reduce the expenditures Of the government
to $l5, 1000, OO0--aiier squandering more than
FIVE MILLIONS of dollars at the extra session,
and running mp the Expenditures of the govern.
ment to THIRTY TWO MILLIONS--alicr is
suing TWO MILLIONS of Treasury notes, and
borrowing over FIVE MILLIONS by loan, the
Secretary of the Treasury announces in his report
that there will be deficit In the Treasury Of
FOURTEEN MILLIONS TO be raised by ncreas.
ed taxation upon che people, the Committee oil
Ways and Means rises IN his place and makes the
astounding announcing that the Treasury of the L
States is BANKRUPT And this, too, in cigh
short months after the accession of the wing part,
TO power Boston Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

Woarc requested to give notice that ISAAC
N. CusHMAN Esq, will deliver a Temperance
lecture at Ilarlland Four Corners this (Fr doy)
Evening.
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SRI. yi,lD,

INROM the subscriber. nhOnt the 2rth NJ November last
Il small light red, liuc-harkcd two ittrs nd hciirr,
with some white M her hind legs. Whoever viii give III
ornaton where she may be ouud shall be- sulla, re.
warird. LbNAS lADDuIh
Pomirct Dec. IL, ISL. eb-1