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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06
Dermont 1Dboenix.
THE ELECTIONS.

We give all the returns that at hand. They show
increased vote from year. and greatly increased
Wing majority which indicate the election of the Wing
State ticket by the people, by handsome majority.
In this County there II Representatives elected
~ Wing, Locos, and Loco Abolitionist Last year
there were 90 Representatives II Wing, Loco and
Abolitonist.
We learn by slip from the Office Of the Waterman
and Journal that Paul Dillingham;, Jr Loco, is proba-
bly, defeated in the 4th Congressional District and thai
there is no election.
The Bennington Banner says, that the Wing Senators
in that County undoubtedly elected by increased
majority from last year. and that the Wings have elect
ed majority Of Wing Representatives.
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NEW GOODS.

~ TOWNSLEY Il SON are now receiving
W. from New York an extensive assortment Of
new and desirable GOODS for autumn and win
ter sales, among which may be found
10 pieces rich strip'd Silks;
25 do. black, blue black, cold, and changable'
Silk and cotton warp Alpaccas;
8 do blk. blue blk and cold Orleans and Par.
ametta Cloths
10 do rich NJ de LANES;
8 do plain French do;
6 do Cloak ard Plaid Linseys;
l15 do rich strp'd and plaid Prints. EE
Plain, cold and embossed M de Lame Shawls +,
Denmark, Kabyle, and fancy plaid do
Black, Tibet, Wool and Nj, de Lame do
Black Silk, French Worsted, and Bugle Mtts;
Ladies Kid, Silk, rhibet and Berlin Gloves;
Lace, fancy SILK, black Bugled and Jet Buttons 5
Rich Silk and Satin Cravats; Laccs; Linen and
Gimpure Edgings and lnsertings; Linen Cambria
Hdkis.; Drab Moreno, SC. &c. &c.
September A, lS44. g
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Sept. ..

At Market, 1850 Beef Cattle, 90 pair Working Oxen,
40 Cows and Calves 2600 Sheep and Lambs, and about
400 Swine. HI. go t,a
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle--Exra, So; first quality, "a 80
10; second do "a a 425.
Working Oxen-Dull Sales made at S62 DO, S63,
and one yoke so So
Cows and Calves--Dull. Sales noticed at S17 10,
20, % 90, and one at S3l 90. ~. 1..
Sheep and Lambs--Old Sheep, 81 % to S2l7.--
Lambs from 81 to 81 90.
Swine-tOhio Hogs,) Wholesale i-2c. columbia
Col Shotes at l-2c. Wholesale retail, b &c.
N. b. Beef Cattle, of very poor quality and about
500 head remain unsold at o'clock 7 NJ.
Store Cattle sales not NOTICED, as sales were low,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06
POOR MANS FRIEND.

See what it has done i-Ransom l.. Ball says
he was cured of a severe attack of rheumatism
in the back and shoulders by using one bottle.
Phineas Stewart, Esq, cured himself Of a
lame knee after having used remedies prescrib-
ed by several celebrated Physicians without eff
feet, and by using only one bottle.
MI Jeremiah Abbott, Of Springfield, VT, has
used it in his family for several years, and rec
ommends il as valuable remedy for the COM
plants for which it is prepared.
1t is also highly approved by the Medical
Faculty, who use it in their practice, and rec
ommend it to their patients.
Why will you suffer pain, when safe, eff
cacious, and cheap medicine is within your
reach9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06

Theodore Frelinghnysen. Anthony, Ed
wards x Co.. of 247 Broadway, have laid on our
table beautiful engraving, and very perfect like
ness of Theodore Frelinghuysen. II has met the
warm approval of MIR F. and his friends, and is, be-
yond question, the only real likeness of our next
Vice President that we have Its price, %
cents, is very low for such awork Of art, and should
ensure for ii purchaser in every Wing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06
FARM FOR SALE.

TiisEsA H. Farm, lying in the south part OF
ssssESaS Jamaica, 3 miles from the centre Of the
-&sgsAA town, and 2 l-2 from North Wards
boro, containing about 40 of Land of excel
lent quality, suitably divided into the various de-
partments for farming. House, Barn, Shed, and
NIL the other buildings in good condition. The
House is of two stories. Said farm is well fenced
by stone walls, and contains larger variety of the
best Of Apples Pears, &c than is usually found on
a farm. Said farm will be sold on very accommo-
dating terms to the purchaser, only small pay
ment will be required on giving the deed, the re-
MaInder remain for length OF time, on pay
ing the interest annually. If said farm is not dis
posed of previous TO the first day of November next,
the same will be sold at Auction.
ZADOCK MUZZY
Jamaica, Aug 81, le44 Il
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The Probate Court for The District Of Marlboro. To
all interested in the estate of SIMPSON FANS,
late of Barre, in the Stale of Massachusetts,
GREETING
NlZ4OU are hereby notified that the administra-
~ tors account upon said estate will be render
ed at the session OF said Court to be held at New
tember next. A. kEfES, Register,
August 4, lsi4 =
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06
A GENCY

NOR Dally's celebrated Fancy Virginia Fine
II Cut TOBACCO.
Celebrated extra CHEWING do
do No. /. rose scented Maccoboy Snuff
American Smoking Tobacco,
Spanish do do.
Turkish do do.
Spanish half Spanish, and American CIGARS,
of different brands. Scotch Snuff from Appleby &
Mills. The above articles are warranted If not
approved, they can be returned and the money re-
funded.
al orders directed to me, or left at r. c. Lords
Vermont House, will be promptly attended TO.
SANFORD C. ROACH, Agent
Brattleboro, Sept, 1874. Avg
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A CARD.

The undersigned would return their sincere
thanks TO the citizens of this village, especially TO
the members of the Engine and Hook and Ladder
Companies, for their prompt and efficient aid in
preserving their property from destruction by FIRE
on Tuesday morning
GOODHUES, CHAPLIN " CO.
J, eooDHuE, rt W. GooDHUE,
c. CHAPLIN, A.. sIMoHDs.
Brattleboro, Sept 4, 1874.
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FALL GOODS.

m c. HALL has just received great variety
&IfQ of new FALL GOODS for ladies dresses,
such as high coloured De LANES Roumelias, Cash-
mere and Grape de LANES, blue black Silk Warp
Alpnccas, plaid do, blue black Orleans, high color
ed new style Prints Also inf
A large stock of Broadcloths, Beavers, Cassi-
nieres and Satinetts, with full assortment of
Trimmings, all which will be sold very cheap for
cash. All kinds Of barter pay received in exchange
for goods.
Sept 3, 1914. 9
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TO Palm Leaf Rraiders.

~ GOD braiders can be supplied with super Palm
VT Leaf, of different kinds, to braid into Hats, on
good terms.
DICKINSON, DAY g. co.
Brattleboro, Aug. 20, 1874 6w2
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MARRIED.

AT the Phnnix House in this village on the Dist
ult, by Rev A. Brown, Mi Stephen ID. Wheeler to
Miss Nancy J. PriichaId of New Ipswich, N. II.
In Paper Mill Village, n. H., Aug. 20, by Rev
J. Barber, Mr. Aaron l.. Richardson Of Rocking
ham, VT, to Miss Marnda Marvin of Paper Mill
Village.
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MEDICINE FOR The MILLION!
Sc A We RS
JOINT AND NERVE
LINIMENT,

LNOR the cure Of Rheumatism, Gout,
II Sprains, Bruises, Sweed tendons, Felons,
Cramp, Numbness of the limbs, Lameness of
all kinds, Pain in the side, back, or loins, Ague,
Stiff Neck, Stings of Insects, Chilblans, fresh
wounds, Burns, Freezes, and all cases of
EXTERNAL INJURIES.
This Liniment is a rare and valuable comb-
nation of warm, stmulant and anodyne ingre-
dents, and will be found far superior to any
other article of the kind heretofore invented for
the above complaints. Many families keep it
constantly by them, believing il to be the very
best remedy for diseases requiring external
treatment. The price put upon it being far
below other medicines of the kind, most eilec-
tually removes every obstacle to its universal
use Ii is truly called the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06

The following letter is published in the
Natchez miss. y Courier:
NJ. N. PREwETT: Sir-There are many re-
ports in circulation respecting my changing
from the Locofoco ranks TO the Wings. | wish
il 10 be explicitly understood that have done
So and il my life should be spared ] shall vote
the Wing ticket in November, 1914.
Yours, respectfully,
JAS. M. KIDNEY
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HIDES and LEATHER.
ATTENTION.!

Brother Blacksmiths! NoD is your time /!
NALL now and improve the opportunity of pur-
~ chasing that well known and superior Black
smith stand in Wlliamsville, occupied for several
years past by the subscriber
THAT STAND is NOW FOR SALE,
and will be sold low. Please call on me soon, gen.
tlemen, and will give you the particulars, and a
bargain.
Now word or two to my old customers,
thank you, my friends, for the liberal patronage
you have heretofore given me, and would again
thank those OF you who have not paid me, If you
would do so Immediately. Those owing accounts
of more than one years standing, must pay up
soon or they will receive something besides thanks
and that before long, as my business demands il.
GEO. S. COOLEY
Wamsyille Aug 90, 1874 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06

Tomato Tart.-Roll out your dough very
thin and place il on the plate in which you in
tend baking your tart, and slice your Tomatoes
very thin, spread them over the dough very
thinly, take about two table spoonluls OF brown
sugar, and one of ground cinnamon bark
spread the two over the tomatoes. bake it WELL
and you will have delightful tart.
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HNNNMNMMSa

PART |.
/. Ovefture-Duetto-Le Bayerdere
MISSES Andrews, .auber.
O. Song-The beautiful banks OF the
Tweed-MIss H. ANDREws, Young.
g. Duetto-Come wander with me-
MISSES Andrews, Nelson.
A. Grand Variations-Violin ct Piano
On the theme, Cloves Riiurne-
lop-MR and Miss j. Andrews,
Osborne and De Beriotte.
S. Casta Observation-Disclosures J. AN
paEws, Bellini.
6. Trio--Come, o come with me
MISSES Andrews, Paggi.
PART II.
/. Cantata Lunatic--MIss ]. AN
DREws,
40 the north wind is mine own true love,
Let others find him cold" .aRdre,os.
9. Song-There was time--MIss
II. ANDREWS. Knight
3. Brilliant Variations on one string
Ma ANDREWS, Nagel.
A. Old English BaaG--"Robin Adair'
Miss JANE Andrews, -
g. Duetto-Eear me, Norma-MIs-
SEES Andrews, m Bellini.
G. Trio-We three, Butterflies be-
MISSES and Mr. ANDREWS, ----
The Rev. Clergy are respectfully invited to
attend.
Concert to commence at IA before 8 o'clock.
Dc ok 4aw.N= onOU.r
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GRASS SEED.
THEoDoRE observation-disclosures.

10, A mezzo,nto likeness Of Theodore Frelings
from the. Daguerreotype in their NATIONAL
MINIATURE GALLERY The universal com
mendation bestowed upon this likeness Il SUFFICIENT
evidence Of its excellence, !. is for sale al the
principal B9okslorcs in ..lis city, New York, and
az Tic National Miniature Gallery Retail price %
cents. ANTHONY, EDWARDS q Co,
2f7 Broadway.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06

Washing Trees.--Tt is never too LATE TO
wash trees, and il you neglected them in July,
when you nigh: head the young borers, you
can apply your wash now. Soap suds are
good for all kinds OF trees, but they are not
hal. so powerful as lie We repeat, that you
by washing with lie that is strong enough TO
bear up an egg None but the inexperienced
will tell you that trees of this kind have been
hurt with such lie.--.Mass. Ploughman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06
HENRY CLAx EzDKFS.

RA PS. Tor less) Henry Clay Hdkfs., good
~ desirable, and Gust at the present tme)
very saleaJle article Each Hdkf. bears an excel.
lent likeness of Henry Clay, and should be in the
possession of every good Wig at once Gail BE-
fore they are all gone, at
Sept a, 1874
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w. G.. MI. f. /. G..

1nHE Annual Meeting of the Windham County
IL Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be hol-
den at the Court House in Newfane, on the 1lth
day of September next, at one O'Clock IN the after
noon for the choice of Directors for the ensuing
year MARSHALL NEWTON, Secy.
Newlane, August IA, lS44. 52
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

81 A GOOD HOUSE, situated in
TS&sssIE "a the centre of Halifax, lately
III Is owned by Widow Taylor, deceased.
e. $3.50 Said house, situated as it is, presents
rare chance for a good Mechanic especially for n
Tailor,-as she was Taoress,-as there is none
in the place. Said house is furnished with Stoves,
and there is also several cords of wood fitted for the
Stove, and will be sold with said house if desired.
Said house is nearly new.
Enquire of Joel Scott, Halifax Benz. Woodard,
South Halifax; Jeremiah Kingsbury, Nottingham
Richard Hall, Athens
Halifax, Aug. 20, 1874. T52
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The nonresident PrOprictors

or the town Of Stratton, in the county Of Wind
W ham and State of Vermont, are hereby noti-
fed that the taxes assessed by said town within the
year next preceding this date, remain either in
whole or in part unpaid ON the following described
lands in said town, to wit:
State g. Town Highway
Tax. Tax.
4 c. m. c. m.
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The True Issue.--That noble hearted friend Of
Wings in New York, under date of July 10, 1874
Let the Wings of the North put the battle on It's
SLAVERY and TEXAS--on the other CLAY,
UNION and LIBERTY. II we be beat on
such issues, then let us fall and in our fall we will
be remembered by the good, forever. Can il be
or four slave States which were sure to him before,
by opposing Texas, that there is not sufficient spr
il Of freedom honor and good faith in the North TO
carry those large States where his was be-
fore doubtful MIR Clay and bis friends have Ia
ken high and holy groumd. We must raise the
war cry, soul stirring the great questions Mt is
sue are expansive and lasting in their consequences
for good or evil With Folks election Texas comes
in with Texas the North and South inevitably
split and away go the fruits, to here at least, of
| the American Revolution
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06

Europe, a Iaige anu Select
in part as follows ;
Cashmere and Grape de
Luines f;
Chameleon Brocades;
Chusans I;
Cashmere d'Ecosse ;
Lausanne Cashlneses ;
Satin stripe Talma LUIS
tres
I'd Tartan Cashmeres ;
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variety of Foreign Goods,
Hosiery ; Gloves ; Mitts 4;
Reticules Purses
Linens ; Lawns Nap
kins ;
Table Covers Linen and
imp. Hdkis.;
White Goods-Laces;
Embroideries; muslin col
lars
Habits (; Cuffs ; Flounc-
ings;
Mourning and Bugle col
lars
with an extensive assort-
ment of Paris Cords /;
Bugle Gimps;
Fancy and Mosaic Gimps;
Princess do;
Loop and Bullion Firm
gesj
l Astracan do (; Girdles ;
Bracelets ; Armlets /; Or
naments ;
IMohair Cords and Bind
ings, &c.
ewisl0w
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06

The Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro To
all interested in the estate of WYMAN KA-
THAN, late of DummeIston, in said District,
GREETING.
&NAOU are hereby notified that the Executors &C.
~ count upon said estate will be rendered at the
Probate Court next to be held at Newfane on the
last Thursday of September next.
A. KEYES, Register.
August 30, 1874.
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NEW GOODS.

DAxTER, BROTHERS, No 81 kilby
I'd street, have received by recent arrivals from
Europe, large and select variety of Foreign Goods
in part as follows;
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Voted III about 3 o Clock "Wednesday morning.
Last year no choice.
RUTLAND CouSTY.-We have returns for repre-
sentatives in 90 towns-16 Wings and Locos-a
Wing gain Of two.
The vote for Governor In 8 towns-for Slade,
1905; Kellogg, 542j Skater l6S. Las. year, Mat.
tOcks ll3o-kellOgg Gsi-Wllliams ll0,
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FOR GOVERNOR.

1914. Is43.
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And so much OF said lands viii be sold al Public
Auction, at the Inn of Freeman Wyman, in said
Stratton, on the first Thursday of October next, at
9 o'clock in the forenoon, shall be requisite to
discharge said taxes, with COSTS unless previously
paid.
Dated at Stratton this 23d day of August, A. d.
1874 IRA SCOTT,
First Constable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
HcusE az DglEcarEs- reste5iav.
POSTSCRIPT.

WASHINGTON, Jan ii, le3I.
CoSoREss.-The SENATE occupied to-day prn
cpally upon private bills NJ. King, however, moved
an important resolution, which adopted, with
vie To procure Information from the de par.neGts
on which to base measures for lie defence Of the
coast of Florida, and the protection OF the immense
property of the great Western region OF country always
aoat on the Gulf Also, Information 10 the practical
bty and cost Of establishing channel across the pc
nirsu.l Of F!oridi, through which the commerce OF
the Vest can pass 10 the Atlantic without mourning
the hazards Of the Gulf, either from the elements,
IN time of war from an enemy. The Senate spent
some time III Executive session, and confirmed the
NOMINATIONS Of Mr.. Carr, Charge d'Affares at Con.
s,an,inopIs, Mr. Rclcher Charge d'Atiaires at Pota
gal, and Mr. Green, (son Of General Duff Green) as
Secretary nf Legation al Mexico; and rejected Dir.
Profit. AZ Minister To Brazil.
The business before the H0usE to-day wes fist, the
p;ion of reports from standing committees; and
several private bs were introduced and referred.
Next came up the report Of the Select Committee on
the Rules; and Mr. Rhet, occupied the foo, for about
half an hour favor Of retain NJ tie 2lst rule Mr..
Biilck followed and avowed his Intention TO vote for
the rule, but his speech principally depfecai'ng
disuuinn and sectional Iealousies. The morning hour
having expired the subject weGt over tl' tomorrow.
The reference the Presidents message then up
IN Commit, the Whole; The quest be ng refer
ing the subject oil the Improvement Of tie Western
waters 10 Select Committee. Mr.. Rathbun, who had
the floor addressed the committee in reply 10 Messs.
Kennedy and others, and in opposition - the resolu
ton. Mr. Thomasson followed in favor of the refer
ence to Select Committee. Mr. Tilden then got the
floor, when the Committee rose, and the House ad
ourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

Bek, Bocock, Jones Of Buckingham, Sheitoh. f5x,
Mlrsha of Charlotte, Hancock, Broajus, Thompson
of Din widie, Brown of Elizabeth City and Warwick,
Garnet, Keith, M,rshal of Fauquier, Tyree Payne,
Banks Of Floyd, Muse, Taa'erro Byrd OF Frederick,
Woad Pcndeton Of Giles and Mercer, Robins, l. axe,
Cirroii, Jones OF Greenessiiie admuads, S;osa Blue
Ward, Mills, Armstrong, aymond. Pace, B,wden,
Gaaher, Turner, Lewis, Lunipan, Wall1ce, iiayes,
II ,Yo Bales Fatisy. Jackson, Street. Eanks Of NJ id
son. VI ,raan, Nso!son, Wilmington lowlby, Hutche-
ION, Hamilton, Wa1c, o ferfai, Eahsil, Young. fe:-
by Rec OF ,rthumbefland, Davis Mcpherson, Cri'z.
Rad of psnta,on, Whether, Gay, B.Idwin Anderson,
Dry, Daaei 81 Prince Geo-ge. Btawner, Sturm, Eas
ham, ba!nes, W"''s N!T'z. Eooles, Co"an Shchley,
klnr Denison, Tate, Minor, fledgpan, Warren, Hir
rIsson, Walker, Stephenson, B1rweii, Goodson, Rice
Of v esmorennd NJ 'Comas-i0l.
/ .Nn.s-NessTs. PsSdciou OF Berkeley, Brown OF
Campbrll, nobson Cfeiah, McRae, Grubb Carter
Fehbs, Farfio, Tax Llr Oliver, Ellington, Boiling,
L,ner, ID ,rr! If Rrchmond City, Moore, n ALL.
! The SPEAKER lad before the House communica-
ton from tn Cow rnor, 10 compliance With resolution
Of the House. relative 10 The elm Of Virginia the
Federal Government. for MONIES paid for Re revolutionary
servces Til. Governor states that the ssent vi the
Stale is engaged N the PR s1cuton CT the cai;,
and that The result Will be communicated 10 The Legs
a,u7e as known. The communication was IA d
ON the tale.
On motion Of Mr. Fox at past 4, the House adjourn
i'd
Tue REVENUE BILL.
Mr.. MEREpITfl was compiled 10 leave The House
from ndIsposlon; # present, he would have voted for
the bill.
We requested TO s,a'c tina, Mr. MAYO wished 10
say, if he could have rot the floor, that lie should vote
for the passsg- OF 'hs BILL because it contained prov
which lie believed would be highly acceptable
his constituency. lie alluded 10 The provisions reduc.
Ing the lands horses and negroes, and because,
with the present disposition o. the Legislature to short
en- te session. he feared that il this bill reject'c,
sulicen, time would NJ, be al med 10 frame another
free from The Objectionable features contained in tais.
u,,s, =. tfa.t,-y,.,
On motion II Mr. Edmands, the bill 'appropriang
The pubic domain taken up, sll the blanks were
filled according schedule e, oil the finance Report,
pmb> he'd IN tie Enquirer OF the 2ad January and the
bill ordered t he engrs'ed. The OF The dav
consumed III the scussuu Of The b;il from q select
committee, "ex;ending the provisions o: pre-
vent fee negroes and mulltoes in Accomac and Rich
mand, from Hing agricultural products wlthou,
.fca.e passed March eth, lSi3 10 certain otter
ties of the Commonwealth Motions made by
different members include their counties, but finally
the bill recomm tied to the Committee for Court.
of Just ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Secretary
Tie sacrtnn Band of tie Cuu Of Richmond

Tie SpGTIdH DutU " WE Ctty y ItcHWO."
The Democratic Association of the City OF Rich
mond, will meet at the Concert Room of the ES
change Hot-l, on Saturday evening, the 18th in
slant, at o'clock The Democracy is beginning to
put forth again the energies Of its renewed youth IN
spite of the exertons of open foes from without, and
false friends within, 10 impede and distract it but the
process of reorganization has been steadily going for
ward and this is ssnaly shown in The primary assam
bes ofths people, which have of late appeared ANNA
ted by the most generous zeal and the highest conf
dence-hat zeal and confidence which, sPrnging alone
from deep sense of The righteousness of the Demo
cratic side Of the great issue now joined are both tie
strongest exerton, and The sures hardin
gers of fiNDHA.
~ Our Democratic friends OF the Legislature are
invited TO attend and participate in the proceedings Of
our meetings.
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G., Brawne', Stnfm, Eas:kam, Ba'nes Whitf ss''z.
Coptes, Cowan, Kane, Suckley, Tat, liedgmap,
Warren, Walker, HARRISON, BurweIl, Goodson and
vi Comus-SG
.Noes-M-ssrs Pendle,on of Berkeley, Fox, Brown
of Campbr l. Hnbson, Tyree, Crcgh, Winston, Sic
Rae, G.aher Mayo Grubb, Carter, Tebbs, ferra'l,
Ellington, Critz, Laner, Daniel OF r c, Moore,
Ri'e Ut W, and Neal-2l.
Al before F. NJ, on motion of Mr.. CoorEs, the
House adj burned.