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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
House If DeicgGtes-ifste


The House discussed nearly all day the bill to in.
crease the tolls on The James River and K:nnwha
improvement. Early in the morning, MIR. Hubbard
moved lis indefinite postponement. This motion was
sustained By Messrs HUBBARD, Hopkins, Stockton and
Bocock and opposed by Messrs nderson and Crutch-
hed--and was lost--ayes 90, noes o. MIR. Hubbard
then moved TO amend 10 enact that the tolls shall
not exceed of4 per of QUO pounds
per mile; provided that the tolls upon no agricultural
production shall! exceed three per ton; and that in
assessing tolls upon hogsheads Of tobacco which have
been weighed the horsheads shall not be estimated
discrimination shall be made between manufactured
and manufactured tobacco wheat and four and the
tolls may be Us high allowed the old James
River Canal This motion was lost
Mr.. Cruchlield moved TO fix the tolls at 81 cents
instead of 4. MIR. lRviSG moved TO fix them at three
cents The tolls then fixed at 81 cents per ton
per mile.
Mr.. Leake Of Goochland, moved to amend the BILL
10 instruct the Directors and State proxies of the
Company TO reduce the Presidents salary to SO 900
TO reduce the salaries of all Superintendents and
Agents between Richmond and Lynchburg, twenty
per cent, when the salaries exceed $400-to fix the
salary of the Superintendent the Western improve
men and of the collection Of tolls the Kanawha
river, at $3.50 each, and the pay Of Directors at 49, for
every day Of actual service-also, that no member Of
the Legislature, being Director OF said Company,
shall receive compensation Director while he re-
ceving pay member Of the Legislature. Lost
MIR. ToLER moved to amend, so that the said tolls
shall be reduced 10 the rate prescribed in the charter
its revenues, under the rates prescribed
shall be adequate TO The payment Of The annual interest
upon lis liabilities and to defrey its necessary expend
lures. Lost.
The bill was ordered TO De engrossed.
The Report on the Latimer case was made the order
of The day for TO day at IL NJ.
The resolution allowing an evening session was re-
sciDded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

FOX THE ENQCIRER
Having received information from portion Of my
friends, that they will decline pressing my claims be.
fore the proposed convention at Jacksonville for rea
which they think sufficient, take this mode Of
informing them tina, they may consider candidate
TO represent the 18th Congressional district in the next
Congress; if the exist, which they suggest Of
which will Judge when come TO the district.
WIN. G. BROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
HANOVER COUNTY.

The Democratic Voters Of the County of Hanover
are requested TO meet at next Court, to nominate
candidate 10 represent them in the next Genera
Assembly Colonel William L. White, the presen
incumbent, having declined re election. A full at
tendance is earnestly requested.
MARCH Is, lS43 MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

s We omitted TO the county OF Monroe In the pro.
ceedinss of the Convention held in this city The md instant
The Delegates from that county William Adair ard b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

We requested to state, that Mr. Taliaerro called
home and compelled with great reluctance, to leave
his in the House before tis close Of the session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

T ONIONS, WILLINGHAM DREWRY arc now receiving
IL Spring Of Foreign and Domestic Goods We
shall offer for sale largest Stock We have had the
pleasure Offering the trade, and ask ealrom dealers
March II l0l-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
MARRIAGES.

Marriages.
Married, the 2sh ultmo, by the Rev Mr. Kinkle, Mr. Wa
8 KSc of Prince Edward TO Miss ASS ~ HoorEn. OF Buck
inghan.
IT The Wing will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

Demands on the Treasury for the
Interest on the Public Debt,
Ordinary expenses Of Government,
Deb, due to Banks, December 10,
1879,
Due OIL account Of appropriations
TO works of Internal Improve
mcnt,
Paid interest on guaranteed bonds,
to annuity Of old James River
Company,
To be paid Jolly lst, 1915,
To NICE, charges and fund Of Inter
nal Improvement,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
Si..l.L.l loo


year lS43
433,GG0
$4,000
$4,000
5I,703
lI,s00
so, 900
5000
- SI,3s9.463
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

.,,oio - csuan that on the morning Of the "a
,ss according 90 an announcement previously CAV.
e. b, she Regent the bonita rdmeui 81 ihr CITY
,s-.acnc,d sni that IN the coutso ofihc twelve
fr.sinc hours upwards Of $40 bomb shells wefe
,.-svn INTO the town
On the er,ninc the 4,h ins B,-cclon, r,ir.
-.rl I'd aud The r'loo'u. nothing Espauero
,s5 us troops cn,crei the CITY \ hody Of Sym.
ra,ssers from Corona q, and Ficuciras had
r,,,hci ont at she sound ofihc tocsn to the As.
,eapce Of ,hcir b'si'r,d brc,htcn bui. fortunately
30, ,bem.cves found the .nsurrcct,au over and 70.
.ssl 10 their homes II Is melancholy to think
-i lss havoc and d,solallon the, twelve hours
tyrhotdnfu must have caus,d m this snci,nl Ct.
4, with rs hnr public buildings and us popua
r-. n 10000 inhabitants bot Tor the dntalion
r. ,hc ase1ul, the cizen's ohs,inacy is to blame
Although the French Try 10 fix the charge Of cru.
ly ep7n E'pareto. the Catalan rcyollers will
me-, a ih llule or no commiscration
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
The most highly approved Wedi
cine now IN general use for Coughs, Coids and
all disedses Ofthe Lungs

eine not0 m general use for Coughs, Coids and
all diseaset ofhe Lungs
1--WE N,oFrABLG PULs0NARV BAsas Z. b~f,y.d IN
he the most popular medicine sysi known in Am.,e.
laf laughs, CoLfs. Ashsma Phihisic Cnn,an o. on
"hooPng C"orh aud palm"narv Affections Of every knd
En- acts from Cerf,G6afes.
Dr samuel herrii n Concord, y ~ write. Thst n. I.
Satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Bti,am D.. ,aiaalLs
medicine having born used With complete 20 os-.
~hieh had Pre'oU,, resisted the approved p.,err
tioas ''F
DE- Tfu"an Abei of Ismpster ~ write. that h. ,onf
d'hy t"eonm"nd' II. ~ oil complaint. chest 70
Equal not sups''"f To incidence within hi. bnn
Dr Amoty iiaating ~ Frsnkia, Mss wtn,s th.t ,0,,
haEog P'esrTsh ih- p.n1i rsmsdi-. -ihaa. relief md
having c"nsuiiGd 9th ssye'al ph,,r..s D. b,.
h'uad The Fessisbe uaana Bsssn h,V. ne d,.i,.d
eject and recommends asa sse coGysnisst and ,me.
eioIs usdir
Do Ttomas Hfosn 81 cohcard Y ~ writes that 10 h..
Ia"- ledge hNs nssst dis the fss.snsb, ,r,sr
sll"q' 81 thofe WIN have used u
Toe pnhe are paHeslfiY ess'iansd sRains' ~. r,.y
e"aneHsds o' inHati"ns. which hsvs PARTIAL. or -boiiy
assumed tho hsms 81 the eenua. sriee
u IL asss'sd that = F,ngins snis-s 80 ah
81 No sgnAin'ss - Sssrsns R,,DS w. Jsr's crr
ter are ssa stsehsd To ths yellow lshsi 90 .n-
'elnp- All lsbss of nd after The y p,o 1879
have The ~fi'sa ,lsssufo 81 Va Joa'a CIt., P.ss,,.a
by REID. wING CUIIHR t.ia loo l. Rcd,
BY JAS GREEN co, Worcester. Az ~ D,sgri.i.
hpo'hsesne', snd Cosaty Merchants gsss.lIy. Pree
J p"b" soS. -,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Aholiion Convention a, randolph.

We find a long communication IN the VT Mer-
curry, entitled, "One Days AucnIance on Two
Days Convention of,he Third Party of Vermont .
from which We select !ew choice extracts. or
iensive and Disgusting these quotations represent
the doings at that convention TO be, the editor OF
the Mercury says the source from whence the let
ter came entities il, 10 confidence
The Rev Alanson ST Clair from New liamp-
shire was the chief wirepuller and manager
The necessary commiliecs having been appointed
a motion Was made 10 adjourn All o'clock St
Clair then rose and informed the CONVENTION "hGi
The leaders II he DsAoeraiie party requested
kim n Vse his influence 70 hare this contention
pal If me nomination Of a candidate far Cor
srnor until ne deH0erdiic party had h,id hti'
contention, and they tthe deAoerdfsl ''ouId nom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

phcmous language ihs' we will no, nucmp, TO Dc
scribe Il Judge Hutchinson sad iha, this rcso.
lotion was Tor carrying things 10 far lie could
not support Il The Vermont Chronicle he sad
he considered to be = good religious paper To
be sure It dii not support the third party bu, fanny
one should scnd an an,i.savcrX communication TO
that paper they would chccriuNy publish 1t ~,
SAID that this resolution had the splrt Of Slavery
IN IT. and be would not conscn, to be thus put IN
bondage Col J = Miller .ald iha, he could
not ST still and hear man speak well ofthc Yer
mont Chronicle lie would sooner send com
munica,lon to Abner hneelsnds Iarcshgdio,
than be would TO that paper there was no r,lig
ion IN 1t The editors and supporters Of that pm
per said he are lcgalzcd, sysemanzcd and bap
uzcd double Disabled hvpocrucs lie said that be
would as soon have n6iel books and papers car.
rcd into his house for his children TO read as such
religious Books and Papers I
We never heard such blasphcmy ever uttered
by any one on any occasion, as we did during the
discussion Of the above resolution by the Miller'
and ST Clair
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
DIED..

In Hampton, n. Y on the 18th inst, after dis.
tressipg illness of eight weeks, Mrs Cynthia Cutter,
aged SIS
In Wallingford, Jany 10, lS43. Of Typhus fever
Se!inda l.. daughter Of Sylvanus and Eliza Bar
rows aged 10 years.
She was professor of Christianity, and ~ or
nament OF the Church Of which she member.
Catholic in charity, pleasant and nfabe in social
in death
Through long and distressing sickness, her
composure was remarkable and her end peaceful,
apparently through the faith of the Gospel
She followed 10 the grave sister Mary, who died
the 20ih ult, aged - wears, and brother Syvanus
Jr, who died the 2sth ult., aged 10. Of the Same
fever-leavieg the family and friends to mourn it,
deep affection, We, wi,hou, hope [Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
inflammation Wanted

Mr.. S,ivs,rts HtSsv 81 the htm Of Dt,son
Henry Of hits place len home an the 10Th OF Dee.
last. with load Of morocco shoes. iot the purpose
~ supplying theit customer. In the southern snd
western part of this county and IN Hartford ard
Granville \. Y, expecting 10 return on the sist
ulilno; hut having no intelligence from him, his
partner. Mr. ntson. starred wes, ls.t week and !.
INV absen, making ioqu,ry for him. The Pcs,
Master At this place received letter this morning,
from Iaban Hills ESQ y VI at Watct,lici Centre.
\. V, sn miles West oi TOY, saying that Henty
lcii his hutsc and sleigh and loading hi. house on
III, 2alh Of Dee, and took the for Utica saving
he should soon return, but has since heard nothing
from him.
From hs unblrmi,hcd reputs,ion fot Integrity, and
from an entire absence from any known csu.e for
his leaving, his friends are fully convinced that he
Is d,,aEgcd lie IS about 30 years II sgr, about
feet inches high, dark complexion, and black
eyes-woro new otter cap. ANY information that
can be eivon,t communicated To- Moses Hawkes. Esq
Post Master Rutland VT. will be gratefully ae-
knowledp ed by his anxious friends
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

ocrey and ssdi'ion. and the ,ll.impottan, m,i,,t
Which riay devo,c upon this session 10 settle.
and Glitch should have been settled The frsl ~,,I VI
The ,uns. are suffered to drag along alros, IN
touched. Parry poitoi axe precedence Of the
want. Of the people, sud foul polite. gaming is
substituted place Of honest deliberations Tor the
public good.
], was hoped that the pte.su, session, oonvenine
soon after tho close Of the a,e long and tedious
one. would find 1t convenient TO lay aside the bit,
,etness Of party strife, snd speedily dispatch few
items Of utsen, business, and adjourn. The people
fch willing, Il financial agent could be crested
The tamil reviewed and improved and the bankrupt
law appealed, TO once more endeavot to start the
wheels Of business and revive the dropping energies
OF the nation. Their waichines and pc,nionings
have thus far been met with an ICY indifference
scarcely equaed by the insulting repulses Of the
previous session. How long before suffering vii
compel tie people TO dolly prize and properly us.
the privileges secured them through the ballot box
How long before they will learn 10 distinguish be
tween honest men and d.magogues
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
II O liCc

THE subscriber is under the absolute necessity
OF calling on all those indebted 10 him 10 make
Immediate payment, and he hopes this ra will save
the dlssgreeabe necessity Of calling in some
unpleasant way bu, II this call IL not attended to
this month. he will be under the necessity nf ~ do
ing, No mistake ALANSJN DYER
Rutland Jan. 10. Isi3.
\. Is. Said Dyer has on hand first rata stock
Of boots and SHOES Of all kinds. warranted good
also a good lot Of Fresh and Salt Beef which he
will erchinge for Grain or Store Pay.
3.5 A. Dyxs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

Reports OF ltic S"mers ass nave reached TO The
i7th day of trial. They reveal nothing Of new inn
portance. and are much like the proceedings in Con
gress-an sndiess repetition Of the same hrng The
y American says "lt is believed the examination
will close to-day, 18th inst, There will he no ar
pumeni the testimony. but the court will make
up an opinion and transmit II with record OF the
testimony 10 the navy department."
The vie of Cromwell, Zone OF the mutineers
hanged at sea with Spencer) by the advice Of her
cnuntil. attempted 10 procure indictment for muir
der against Capt. M'Kenzie and Lieut.. Granseyooi,
but without success By the evidence Cromwell
appears 10 have been quite as hardened wretch as
Spencer himself, and Gully inferior to him in mental
ability 10 plot and plan.
Neither OF the three appear 10 have manifested
the less, concern for The future, IT employed The
brief last hour of their existence IN settling hard
ness between themselves. as though arranging com
hip for long intercourse.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

\ Fe'hon 10 Congress, urging The immediale
passage oiihe Presidents EGchequer plan, is exien.
''e'y circulating in Boston. Some days aeo il
hlmoefed two thousand signatures The people,
e"'en 10 Despair at iae gloomy ptospec, befnre
'1em' are willing TO Try this or any other PROPOSE
hon "hch possesses the least appearance Of affurL
ae any relief 10 the financial dsltesses of Tie coun-
ny. but Congress appears 10 care as liue lo7 the
'1heungs Of 'he people Nero dad for the shreks
and eroans Of the multitude al ,he burning oCRome
Nero could stand amid the desoaiion and Man
AZ fdGie with perfect ecsiary, and e,ut bi,
savage soul With sights OF and Congress
scarcely less human. can sit month a'er month IN
debating some oemaaogue proposition as useles 10
tie people as their own doings are dissraceful 10
Themselves. While the people pointing To their
ru'7ed iorunes-iuined through the aeene, Of tie
''fI man whom they propose to Fen'Ioa far crime
and smpoIng relief. Congress IS spending nunilis
O. tine and thousands Of money in endesvoFing 10
t.sh IRON the treasury to lavish uPon Gen. Jack
'oh an parghleous prsHsiUra upon his high-handed
it''''anoe 10 law The patriotic fec. who would,
"'1'y could, fathfuly discharge their duty as rep
fs'sniaires OF the people, are ridden down by The
sa'sa iaauences gathered from .Oc0i'm, sisre.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

The Middleiown [Conn. CONSTITUTION is hoeing
gu, the democrats in fine style, about certain
fuss made by them in 1871, when the Legislature Of
tina, State was Wing, concerning sundry awful ex-
travagances committed Ia furnishing each senator
prh a penknlfe at public expense. Twenty one
pen knives Ser. sqpandsred in this manner by the
exravagan, Wings 1t wouldn't do to let such
spcndihrihs manage public affars-oh no, that's
satin The democrats must come in with their
rerenchmcnt and reform.
Well, in 1912 the democrats rose, with other
scum, to the top OF the political cauldron and as
it was necessary TO have some record of their re-
trent hmenis and reforms. so that they shouldn't be
cheated out Of the glory by the lying Coons, the fol-
lowing with other bil Of expense for the session,
was carefully preserved on file in the ,reasurers
office. 1t strongly reminds Va of Osle's Speech
"2i fine four bladcd per. knives, at sl,75
for senators, May Term, $1,000
fire pen knife for Lieut. Governor, 900
do II. Of Representatives 90. so
2 silver pencil cases for l., Gov. and for
Secretary OF Senate, $50
% pen-k knives for Senate October 1912 $500
Penknives for 1t. Gov. g. Sec'y Senate 3,25
Total for pen -knives and silver pencil cases
for one year of ocuiocoism sii9,95
The only difference between these two cases OF
"exlrsvaganee" is. that the reforming locos DO, GIN
! twenty seven more knives for senator's three
more for the 1t Gov. S23, so worth mole for the
House Of Representatives, and four silver pencil
cases. ali of frs, quality and highest cost, making
in ali pretty piece OF extra reforming with the boo
on the wrong leg Of one hundred and nineteen dol
| lars and quarter The Wing bill ofexiravagnnct
amounted 10 twenty one dollars. This is on par
! allel with their "Reforms" generally.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Now IL the Time.

THE Bankrnp, law will be repealed to take effect
from and after the 4h day Of March NEXT, and
all those who wish 10 obtain a discharge from their
debts have the benefit of the law by having their
petitions made before that time. Those who can
not pay their debts will dowell to call at tho office
Of the subscriber in the Court House in Rutland,
where all matters in Bankruptcy will no attended to
at the shortest notice. &c DrxrsR.
Rutland, Jan 90, IS43 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Public VcUdue.

WILL be sold at public Auction on Saturday the
2Sh inst. on the premises Of John Doxns.
10 the highest bidder one span OF horses. harness
and double Wagon, 10 sheep, head ofcaule, and
quantity OF hay. oats, corn and potatoes
J. EDoIRTor, Jr. Sheriff.
Rutland Jan %. Is43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Final.

MAssscHvsrrrs.-Thc locos have got their gov
ernor by four majority and the way they burned
powder in the "Coon's" faces was caution to
dean hn.n. The new Governor and the traitor
Dorr meet in greeting while the lannon's voice
cane booming on the air. ptoclaimng al once the
shame OF Massachusetts and the triumph Of evil
fl embrace Of spirits ioul and could the scene bu,
have occurred in some internal psndemonium, no
feature expressive Of The character Of the
would re lacking.
Mr.. Tylers Boston Daily Times is in rap,ures
about il Hear the bought patriot deliver his pence
estimated sermon:
Massachusetts will no longer be held up in ter
rorun the strong hold Of federalism region
which, with all It's other advantages, is to remain
sealed to the light of democratic prime pes-but tie
democrats in other portions Of the Union will derive
fresh spirit and hope from the fact tina; prejudces
deemed almost nsurmountable have teen overcome
and the old Bay State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and rebaptized in the true political faith"
Sublime tie deronon Of the Times man got the
better OF his pieiy his tongue
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

III II our friends on the " Southwestern post
rou,' will have ltc patience, tho evils Of which
they complain, relative 10 the delivery ofIhc Herald.
s,isiI Uc teu.e died.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

T. S. DISTRICT COURT, for The Distriet Of Yer
month"; bankruptcy.
Notice to show cause agains, petition Of Timothy
Reed, for discharge and certificate at the court
house in Windsor on the eth NAV, 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
CnstIcton Seminary,

FNilE examination Of this Institution will begin
L on MONDAY The 3o,h inst. and close on We'd
nesdsy the LIST OF Feb. On Monday evening there
viii be prize dec smaons. on Tuesday evening
the Ladies exhibition will occur. aud on Wednes-
day evening there will be rhetorical exercises by
the young Gen'emon The friends aud patrons Of
the school are respectfully invited to attend.
EEomiaing Committee
Rev. 7. A. MrRRuL, d. d. Rev Mr.. WAKES.
Rev III. lIi0Lsy. Hon. w. &. Krrrpipor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
THERMoMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS
MARRIED

MARRIED
In Chit'endcn, on the l1th inst by s. II. Kel-
logg, Esq. Mr. Owen Thomas, Of Pntsford, to Miss
Fanny Beebe of Chittenden
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
p broke out in uncooth s,i aims
And sung surprising love.

Is it probable The locos bid the Capn off at Mr..
Cushng's vendue! Such affection between parties
could hardly exis, during cour,ship-i, requires the
rites performed TO give flavor delightful.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-21

SHALL NOT BE SURPASSED!
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-21
Er.,siet'. Sale.

EN- pursuance to the provisions oil GER
tain Deed Of Trust made by thomas
Mullin and wife. on the I'd day of April,
1910. conveying TO the undersigned as
Trustee for the benefit of Moiz & Hender-
son. the following described land in Madi-
son county, to-wit: The west halt of north
east quarter Of section thirty-one; the east
half of north-we quarter of section thir-
ty.one; the south half of east half of south
west quarter of section thirty; the west
halt south east quarter Of section thirty F;
the east half Of northeast quarter of Sec
ton thirty; the north half west half of
south east quarter of section thirty-one;
the north halt of east half OF south west
quarter OF section thirty -oue, all in town.
ship eleven, range four, east; containing
in all four hundred and thirty-nne sixty
eight one hundredths acres, more or less
And having been requested thereto by
said Moiz & Henderson, shall proceed to
sell on the
9Th day Of February, 1S43
al the court house door in the town of Cam
ton, at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash, the aforesaid land.
| will convey such title as is vested in
me by said Deed of trust, which is be-
lieved to be good.
w. D. HENRY, Trustee.
December lG, 1912. l4-9
printers fee IS dollars.