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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
No. 1.-THE DRAWING ROOM LIBRARY
Edited by Epes Sargent.
THE LIGHT OF THE LIGHTHOUSE, AND
OTHER POEMS
Now for the first time coloced by Epes sargoant with
Illustrative engraving steel designed by j. G. Chapman.
ProsnecLns of The Drntping- Room LibrnrM

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contribute the supply of its demands-wl be the object of
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
MODERN STANDARD DRAMA,
LIBRARY EDITION,
EnITEn nv EpES gApCEAN1'

Eli by ErES SAhGEANI,
Containing selection of the best Plays of Modern Authors,
with Explanatory Notes and Observations Costumes of chaac
and Stage Directions be completed so weekly
bets, at 10 l2 cents each.
Tho series will be composed principally of such modern dra
Of celebrity in consequence Of the restrictions copy
right in England have not yet appeared in any collection Of
specimens of the British drama The dramatic auures Of
Taloud, Croly, She'll Maten, Bulwer Tobin Knowles,
ton, D'lsraeli Leigh Hunt Mman Jorrod, and Others
anly that degioe of interest," that well selected IL
hary should DO without them and yet few of these works
have ever been presented to the American public shape
suitable for preservation.
1t proposed IN the present series to remedy this deficiency
Every number will of entire DRAMA character
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Introductory remarks, historical and critical.
The stagenark and directions including description Of tho
of the characters, will be given but in
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res will thus only be sevicoabe TO the actor sac
tory to the general reader.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12

hhrEh5 illustrated Bible and g Vorplancks illus
uaten ShakspeoIe no. Choover's Lectures Pilgrims
rosres ana on tho life and times of John Bunyan nos ~
Auognos history OF tho Reformation cheapest edition. Pill
gms Progress iusatod Bunyans Grace Astounding, cheap
editions OF Common Prayerus received and for sale t the
New Periodical Depot by EP WALTON A. SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
AMERICAN NOOLLENS,

Of most approved styles and manufacture.
Rroadclolhs, Cassmeres and Doeskns, Fancy Weaves,
Twoeds sntnets Jeans, Negro Cloths together with Trim
mings, Prints, COrTONS and American Goods, generally.
Uostun. March 81. lS44
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
LOST.

IN tho Sd March, between Joshua inrs and Lower vii
age Barre, pair of Gold Bowed speetocos Any person
finding the said Spectaclos by leaving them at j. Tngs will
oblso the owner and DO suitably rewarded
March 2lst, 1874. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
Il. G.. WEIGH.

NO. 20 CENTRAL STREET, BOSTON,
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign s. Domestic Dry Goods
HAVING made arrangements with the Southern and Western
Il Il Trade for the sale Of
WOODEN DOMESTICS, PALM LEAF
HATS, BOOTS, SIIO ES. &c. &c.
enabled offer inducements those DESTROYS Of
changing the above named articles for DRY GOODS, fair
prices, The attention of the country trade solicited.
Boston. March 20, 1914. 2m:5i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
SEED WHEAT.

STORMS g. LANGDONS
III AVE spared pains procure supply OF tho very best
IL Lnls Of Wheat r Good nd one great onlscl Is tAI our
farmers may iail 70 oIse supply io one
consumption thus mpuyong ourselves ~ the Nasl
amount OF money paid annually for foreign Hour we have
Is bushels OF CHINA TEA OF ~ sslAN WHEAT, oiwoh
kind the n.y. woey has mover prevented good eTOp
also so bushels RED CHAFF, and 25 do. BLACK SEA. go
Anil 10, 1874. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
SPRING GOODS.
NEW ARRIVAL.

THIS DAY received OF SPRING STYLES of
= PRINTS, by WakeI 4 Co.'s Expresa. J. w. IlOMEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
Ir & \ MORRISON & CO.

,,,orrcpc - na-Is-. in snail Wares. No. MaldeD
n6s and iii Bfortssy Y keen constantly On h2nd;
complete OF te. n the n 5,a 19a TsinF cean
yan,h y hnns asd ri Ha Co Hosiery and Gye Velvet RID
RGa Bat PuT. 1 cq Pn SIX @ aal Sc But
,:, and a,e buttons and FHnce Tapes and
p,r. r-c,mucs & sons genuine soJci nj: 5oun'
terIrnk Drilled Eyed NeedNs'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
49, TI,c CnemiCnl Prep6F ATOMS OF u

~ The Chemical PreP6T atlons g.. OF ID Dr' 0a,
Cnnraud have obtained u worldwide celebrity and per;
Saps no man Of science been more completely Va-s
s empires .han Dr. c. No does his skii eanul,.
s5ne srcle calculated ne pam ol i ueoiy i
tbs il is Instantly pounce upon by the inoI;ns ~ III 80
who ni;ate in every po;n-excetins rs vlItue & ~ b Gi
~ are therefore cautioned aguiist purchasing Sy T
in,sIn, ARTICLES except ai DR.. Gou'aun ony NeN A
M, - Walker first store from b''au" ~, f,o,
PDIrIJRE 81 BTlIE for eraclcutrZ suelut' N, l
nv n, OF the human body Always tested o-ore o & ,s
p,;,f n,,ys this and 10 mistake. Decuoas r'e''c'i a0
Fnrlsb accompany ench bottle. ia. ,;,,rl..
ITi,ajIsS EFDICATED SOAP for crrins plIlp!e.'
erki,s 5orches tan reiness. sslowness inorpls jaw
las md rl rpi,ueous complaints. 80 cents CAKE. =,
CREt;laS HAIR DYE. will color ret or cray hali 20 .
beautiful brown or black the option o Inc u,sr "''no"'
LIQUID TEGErABIE ROuGE17!Ss9 cents: - ,-,,,.,
BLANC D'ESPbGNE or spanish White tor ths coroier
ion 2o cents box ..c-.s,x Roman
iURlNS. GCERI.lN.S ard otheI nrps.u1 ps,sa'" e''
AGENCY FOR DALEY Na''N'>- NV -
Asens-74 Chesnui sr--t Pladephla Ns street, P
boston Ives Salem Hodge NewbuIyp9i, r%peM, so,,
land Guild Bangq' Dyer Pnrihsoss 'IGss Mysi,
C'o,ye> Springhed Fere. Mlddieio"n Myei' h,s,.
ven Pearce S,anwix Hail. Albany; ousey' hmshTsss %
Stotrs Hudson Gny. Po'keepsle oacAu' . .ns In
23i Z liver St &c.
TT DR.. Phtnneyss Family Ll riiis S1g cenfnr5 R,an5
iorsiie py n %, o, % -. - 1a,,AN' es 6m'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

fE Water Cure.-J. Shew N. d. an author on wa
Ter Cure 3S Fourth Broadway regarding 'ne system
Nv far the mos. RATIONAL efficient and sues IN all dlseAses
prnc;css accordinsy-tcniont drugs Of any "'nd. III
soon 20 open an establishment in which
n-rv on, the system more fully. The advised gatu
'1,, W. ~ ;y3 3m<
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

r- North American PhaianI, Monmouth 20
J. Addrcss esdsville P o. IS miles from New ON VIZ
.tenmbot ORITS from Fulton Mnrketto Red Bank daily au
mo the summer Mr.. EDWARD GILES Is the accFe',i'sn
AGENT r,he Phnan1 in NewforS and may DC coSuru m T
=; h,,. FINN a., 10 o. clock r. NJ at his residence No L.
,-s @ 'U u ~ iyl Sn,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS.


T'IE SUBSCRIBERS e,e receiving by every aTr"al
from Europe, tneir tn fashions N ch C;ayGtS, Sct-ts
Gloves, &c Iner assortment o me rho'e H'tice cseu-
with 81! Others ucpertanns 10 s-iiciAns wardrobe VIII
found the most extensive OF any establishment IN TINS CITY
Having oaen Tor the In; fifteen the Ge
Business tneir facilities tor obtaining The most u-hohh ne
articles through Their agents Ernpe and teiT know!
eye and experience business gives hem every advantage IN
,he selections Al artc their manuar.ur. may be s
pended to their superior nash ana duaqty heGtem-n
,yiiH i:iS establishment extensive O; me ui
ovine good. OF the subscribers own manufactured
Gloves Hosiery. Linen to!lg Dress rroai' Linen ard
iusl,a shifts. Beains .9beS. Money and RHnc Belts, "a
very superior nIuce Xix. Metn". Cotton Lamb cnd
l;ucFSin shirts aud Dr ven. Pocket he:chle PGrseS m
brril. &c sc. ne subscribers nhy particular attention -
Linen De. Hrtmeu'. ihe h cut after the mos:
approved French meih0i-in SUIT the turm OF the
srcty obv tns The .icres attending the methUd oi
making linen the old style. Gent!emcn depend
beng suited WITH any OF the above article, ,O superior cg-
PARSEILS Il AGATE.
sep5y 23I BroadST"y. corner P.fk Place.
IL FaBREGl EI'TEs;. Fills K M0RRA 81 Maiden
IL! Lane, .t2ir. importers OF French Goods keep con-
.tauty hand large assortment of STAPLE and Fancy i,t
cles. among which may be found
rooth Nall Hair and Shaving Brushes Of every variety
Fancy soaps. PomatuIs. and cologne Wnter
Mnnpen', per,lmeFy and Extracts. choice articles
HOOKS aud Eyes md Eve.lsts for Gloves OF aIl kinds.
tilt. >,ilvered md S,eel Bead.
Gilt SlIveret and Steel Ring and Purse Ornaments.
Rack rO1nd and oval Mirrors. small and Crse sizes.
Gilt and ,ivered anf open rhmbss and stee Tweezer. % III
Gil, aad ,ivee and jet Hair Pins do Combs. 1at,e;
Ggnn ,iiveret silk and steel Watch Guards
Cotton. silk and fancy Purses, hl! h and low priced
Ru.fniu md imitation buffalo Combs
Hrrn and silk Vest Buttons nnd Cloak Tus;elS.
White aud hacS Vest ard Pant; md SusJeni.r Edckias.
Rich Paper Boxes with and without Gasse hah and low
A. vel asn large assortment nj Fancy Aricls which they
offer Tor ae 'o cash. OF short approved paper onihe mo-" el
sun hla sl- 2vr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

VI. ISF.
rW98 -1asLc-G9 & GERMANY, most respectfully in
%&&TV Nl4D forms the citizen. OF New York ard
he puUc that he has located himself IN this city.
md opens To day iS Broadway large aud most compete
Sortmen Specaces md Rcnding Gasses 10 Gold, Svar
md Steel Frames He would also remind the public. whom
he Is ary known by h annual visits TO Saratoga Springs
cce The last nine yea that 10y his knowledge q" the optical
conrr no il enred determine the glasses suitable for
aye Persons with weak can be supplied with glasses
hcb ~ III crrntly benefit the sight. Particular
enon IS called Ia new sty lie of perspective ground gase
ofths finest flint which tn Jurh then high polish and trua
nund produce Vison and have been highly
ened Ms the bes effects the for preserving
md npovng sight IN ,ntnued writing and readlng:
short PERSONS aud such have leon operated bor
can also bs suited. lie inserts likewise glasses of
pe aty old irames and olcits the patronage Of all
:, wan of hisrrtlcles Please call at
SOY VI. WISE OpncL1n VI btOadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

DtRISfiN BAZisR-Ths House s1d store No. +.9
L Broadway. near GGand stree. situated ths most
eligible par of Rraadwag busrcss ocaroo. ire Whole
u ih- building hhs Dee Sst up verJ g:ea expense
ne o naenaceF; siy with sv-ry convenience or ne DIS
1Gs1 o ,tEo snt cncy goods and the counters and glSS
vii b- ~ Seoarlieyg retail lot the SHE OF tie
n'i0wi7s caOfs vz-FnncJ Dry Goods. Silks. tic+ GIin
a and No-st Materials Millinery. Ladies .:eHd anc other
Ornaments. fursfs Aricles Watches and CIocss Silver
ard Plated Ware L1DS ct Cha ud-s-S E!n. Cutlery.
China and Class w are, Poc.e Raoks Macs stationery. ia
ruas Books Canes. Umbrellas and Parso!s, Per-
funery Lsdios md Genemens' Furnishing Articles. hats
and ao Ladies shoe store Toy Store Ribbon Store Ready
Made Linen store. Thread and Ne-e Pictures end
goods of description. 1nd Tor the
FsshinnEb'e Niners and Dress Makers Miniature and po
Painters nd the ttrt story has bee. Jtel
expense gallery paintings and sculpture spen
DID dome presumed equal 10 say CIV, ard
point and convenience far sui-inr and rI -
moderate and order that the Bazaar shoud e
sO1e fashionable resort. and convenience tn tho public aud
wo7 OF G;'onase. counerr wiI! e let for Hierio da
dr:sd goods. and cate 81 recommendation VIII b.
cured from the gentlemen and I'D {, that take charge Of the
The pnpuCtor intends possible that each
dlifaren. KIND ui cood. md the articles hh
81 be frequently pub!Isnr the lrC:1Es Of the day
There gass The Bez1ar i sSh5 5nc premium
goods, cuUIiSE n the back aJ. of the
a,ar v.i b. s,ls and c"uf-c
ne establishment -hter and heated and KEPT cl-rn
the prprst0. nrd gentleman viii be IN attendance ~ w-t
upon customer. - the different stands.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

OF ;Thomson,s Clay Medai.-For sale at the
Tribune office loo pos SONS 81 T5Ay M5gS
master-pi.ee % ai'' ii'7 Wv ~ Iyll Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
.-'-. II III. RENEnICT. Prnr-iator.

Nassau stree, o. on us premises.
Aso To irt. the second story good st-
ar po't-l ami miniature painters. Siso. Su Da.e
=n, rnGe the Baznar which will BE- s esouabe for
hr sale ot Trunk. Fancy Baskets GreI House P!Gu:s.
Wooden Ware Store. any seree business; and
my cftn may be had immediate ii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

A SYSTEM OF UNIVERSAL HIsroRY, In Per
snective: Bv EMMA WILLARD, has just been pub
lished by 4 :. Barnes & Co. Phiiadelphia--"e
have not time scan il critically bat in arrangement
this like Mrs Wizards elementary books general
", is decidedly superior to most works OF the KIND
We commend il to the careful consideration OF IN
.,,,rtors of you,h
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
BOARDING.

no GENTLEMEN IA pleasant Room 20 let 10 tnse
1 gentleman. FURNISHED or untunthed! lnauire at No.
G7 Bfosdway. ~, 2w-
,INO Rf.NT-A large front second fcor. To
two gentlemen Apply st % Murray street. opposite Co-
unb'a College Yard aSl u
AW CARD -CoLLrCTIoN or DgDrs ~ riiE NoRrA-
IIWESr-E. Il NASiiBl RN t., Attorney Ut Law, Gao
w. lno, will give hIs attention Ia tbs COLLECTION oi debS
ue New ork Merchants Galena. Rockford and Rock
Island Illinois Du Raque. Iowa In Piutieviie. PUtofi.
prarir du Chen Mineral Point aud Madison. Wisconsin.
-. x9Iu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

DlsGaACEFUL ArFKAy.-Aiier the fire Of Men
day had been got under, dlsgraceiu fight took
place amorg the Frcmcn, IN which several OF
the combatants were stabbed, and otherwise Sc.
vcrely Injured We are informed that companies
No. s. and II were those most prominent in the
affray. Albany Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

re- Richard Devens. OF Charlestown Mass. has
besn ,nnoioted Chief Clerk III the Naval Bureau o'
Construction Equipment ard Rrpairs, at Washing
ton in the place of B. NJ. VOORHEES,, deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

g reduced MS superior lEation MOeen Hats on tur bo
$50 dies TO the extreme low p1ce o SZ %
The above elegant Dres, Hat, and VII compare an
ysntageousy with hats ,nd al 81 % and ST. AEo constantly
manufacturing Fur and Six OF the brt quality latest pal
terms. and AZ the lowest prices. ~,
n b. County dealers supplied by the cese as low. not
lower than any other house m The cty: ~
j. w. KELLOGG. l&4 Canal street.
orl22ms corner Of 'rh0gno-on stre.f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

"A DicrIoN.RY or PRacrIcA MEDICINE,
comprising Pathology the Nature and Treatment
OF Diseases, Morbid Structures, &c. BY JAMEs
CopL.Sp NJ. D., F. Il. S, Edited by CHARLES A.
LEE d. Part l. has just been issued by II. g..
Langley, Astor House. L, is work OF approved
excellence, and is to be completed in twenty num-
bers al so cents each.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

DEW FOR SaLE-A Pew N the Middle A','e Of the
church ii the AScelslo1, Ef .ivenre Foi particulars
npplyto a !. BLEECaER = co.
d Ii .Li L..re-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

MA Sourn CAROLINA Loco Foco, writing IN
the Charleston Mercury, has hit upon a new mo
thod of relieving tho scrupes of his party at the
South in relation to the Distribution Of the Sur
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

EDWARD c. WEST,
.STTOR.NEY IND COUNSELLOR 1T L7W.
ALros. Illinois,
Refers 10 Hon W. T MrCoun.)
Francis b. Cutting New YcIk
als BIN. William &. Rus>el. }
HENRY NJ. COLLIER.
JAMES III. COLLIER,
ATTORNEYS At LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CNArCxRY,
G5TIi. attend any business that ba entrusted TO
w tkeri IN the law and equity They
y attend personally the collection and securing of de-
uans 10 any par the The business Will be under TIC
genera supervision ami counsel 81 their father.
JOHN A. COLLIER.
Plense address II W dHd j. n. Collier. Binghamon.
R,nnra County y V. alo 3mA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

The SUBSCRIBER not only from his knowledge Of the article.
u, oso from the great stsction of hose who have pur-
chased can confidently recommend them to the gentlemen OF
TewYotk s beng superior tbinE o me kiod hereto
,e ma n thu country. e Their fore solicit, cal
and examination Of heir nents j. ~; prNn. ~.
The usunI full and choice assortment Of Re1ver Nctrn and
Cnmsre Hat. Also. iu a.sortEen. Of Men 8, Youths
tH.an,,, Cans s2l linen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

.CAPITAL pUNIsHMENrs.-Ihe following para
graph is pertinent illustration OF the efficacy Of
public executions in restraining men from crime: :
s.Ebenezer j. Perkins, valuable and highly es
,eemed citizen of Lowndes county, Ga. was killed
on the 9th ult. by Alexander Alctail, who imme-
diarely sbscondcd The quarrel originated in some
small matter. The fatal wound was inflicted with
q dirk knife. Only the day before the murder OF
MIR. Perkins, Samuel Mauox was hanged at iroup
vile, n the presence Of more than one thousand
persons. for the murder of a small boy and among
the lookers-on was Mr.. McFai!.'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

Or, phtnneys's Family Pills constantly
otsn,e by A b. d. SANDS. ~ Fulton stres'' - eUs1 s
way and Il East broadway. ~ Wa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

- uN Ft-N FCN-New Asctto rerssS by the Giea; In
known written eypresslr for i- Z. WILD hT l.d7 10
this CITY. who her be ken- suffice
sy they are rira r. rary ant :i 30 sefseS every
one Original. sold bg II. y. WILD. 81 B-nct,y=y.
between Howard ard C;r.-1i-
X BTbey especially dsdcl;s4 70 old bachelors ant
old mnis sue cure 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

OF course this mode Of taking the Surplus Ne
veruc ont of the hands OF robbers would he per
s.c,lv constitutional It's q pity the New hsmp'
shire Loco who was so green rs TO sei'u HIS '"a''
to the Secretary of the Treasury had not been IN
formed Of this scheme in season 10 save his cop
ners for Texas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

nRUGS Sc-2o lbs Russian Caster CASKS II u'sa ''fF'
IL lsinglaS-;
100 rai!oGS Ba a:-suu. ia bois. ana hnd=-'
cases Gum Ammonia 80, .sprx,y.tt
For sale By Ja''- = = ty,i,,' '-,.s.-e.r
rs 81 - '..-t- - % -
II prtco oi'oH i'St'' gI IEECkFR * CprHOCT.
- CAN. corner John street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

rz,HE Annual lectures by ia. Faculty az Paysc will
commence on ili- tat Monday of October next and
ron,irue until The first DAY Of March following
R.,ha,d ~. Hal, IL D. Prof. Obstetrics aud Medical
Jurisa.u.ence. 90,
william E. 4. Aikin,M u Psof Chemistry and rhar-
macy.
samuel 'he., VI ID Piof. Maefia Medica, lhera-
,".er, R"hy, " D., Prof. Anatomy and Physiology.
Ei,stl Bartlett, NJ. Professor Theory and Practice
George ". Meubcrser, NJ. D., Demonstrates Of ana
tuuv
Nh. well known facilities offered by this Insttniion-
an unlimited ,Gaa'y III materials FOR Ana omca study;
T. II filled iir-.,lil department; in the iiicdiate v'c
,iry ct tr VI, deal college, under The sale control OF
lie Faculty, VITA day clinical instruction. both Mehi-
raj sud SI,.cai;a sulrGof Chemical and Philosophical
tuaf1,,, FREE admission "r all candidates tor crad'ia-
non Ia e lrr,nre- ON Practca Pharmacy, hy Foot ssor
s,ra. of the Mar, Iand college ut Pharmacy, AMI the
convenience ri 4 Medical K-ainc Room, just opened III
their bui,dng enable the Guilty T. 'f-r 10 Medical
S,ua. nts many advantages lci /, 10" found e.c" here
Good tnirdn including light AMI fuel, can be obtained
f,r - per week
WILLIAM L. 4. AKIN, VI. D., Dean.
A., ~ 3t--:t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

Too many rare and rich scenes occurred atonr
last Court 10 lie lost, and lest some better pen
should no, undertake tie task, havedetermined to
chronicle some Of the most imposing. II was
generally understood from the occurrences of the
previous Court lay TIA, regular ard formal
discussion Of The politica! topics of the day would
take place at this, and both parties we're expect
cd to present The ablest champions they could
command Among those expected BY the De-
mocra,s was the Hon II. N. T. Hunter, who,
f,oIn some cause, did not attend The Wings
were early on the ground with host OF speakers.
hcstcd Nv the Hon. W. Newton and when
they discovered that none Of Cur invited orators
had arrived they looked high. and enjoyed treat;
Iy in anticipation Of a victory, which fate de-
creed they should never win.
Mr.. l.eakc of Goochari arrived, however,
during the day. and he, together with orr neigh
hood spe al.ers, made an array, sufficient as the
Wh;..s themselves, in the progress Of events,
discovered. for their discontinue and overthrow.
About noon committees were appointed by
the respective parties TO settle the terms OF the dis
cps>;on. and here, in consequence of an occur
renee happening during the evening j, becomes
Isressarr 10 stale cifc'nn,iantially and in de.ai
The character OF those terms.
When the committees first mel, il was readily
and mutually agreed that each speaker should
occupy an h0yr-iYur, two On either side, it was