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FOR RENT.

cOh REM,
fl ana possession given on January LIST 1916
Eza5 Two large and comfortable Dwelling Hons
lilies on Dinwiddie street, at present occuoied
by Mr. Jno. Haynes and Jno. r. Kiby, and seTe
al stores and Dwelling Houses on High street, az
wen as number OF Houses suitable for small fam
HES in Portsmouth, Gosport and Newtown.
- Also the large Wharf and Warehouse next ,bs
Ferry NeN' ''is
Apply to the subscriber in Norfolk or J,o U
No @b' portsmouth A. +. NJ. COOKE.
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AMES IL. HALL, Manufacturer of Russi,
- and American Sheet Iron, Brass Tin Zinc
nc. &c, respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that nc is now prepared to eye
cute all orders in any of the above branches with
neatncss and despatch. He has lust received =
supply OF Roofing Tin, and Russia and American
ohcet iron. Persons who may want Roofs or Gut-
tcrs laid. Stove Pipes, &c, will please give him
call, as he IS satisfied that he can and will do
any work in his line Of business as cheap as can he
done either In this place or in Norfolk.
lie mas on hand an assortment of Parlor Cham,
Der, and Ohce Stoves Parlor and Cbambor Crates
with all the fixtures complete, which he will disnose
oil very low. Also general assortment of Hard
ware, consisting in part of the following articles
viz: ''
Polished Steel and Brass Head Shovel and TONES.
Janb Hooks and Cindcr Shovels,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks Ia varietv,
Scissors, Shears, Pen and Pocket knives ~
Tea Trays and Walters,
Candlcsticks, Shutters and Trays
Sad Irons, Waffle Irons, Hair and w ire Seiv..
Brittania and Japaned Spiuoons,
Brittania Tea and Table Spoons
Soup Ladies', &c, &c.
Together with = general assortment Of Hollow
Ware, sCch as Ovens, Spiders, Pots Kettles &c
great variety of Tin Ware, &c. all of which will
be sold for Cash. "i''
Those IN want Of any Of the above articles will
please call at his Establishment, West side Crsvv
lord street opposite the Market House.
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NTRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETA ABLE
Wv pills COUNTEREElTED-- Tho prnrrin-

w PILLS COUNTERFElTED.- Proprie
tor OF Wnghps Indian Vegetable Pills has dis
covered that bis Pills are couneTfeied and extern
svPIy circulated through the country by pcrsons
unauthorized by him.
Dealers in the above Pills are therefore respect
fully informed that DR.. r. w. Dyott & Sons of
the Colombian College, No. 1872 North Second 81.
Philadelphia are the only persons authorised by
me to sci my Pills, in quantity, the same prices
as myself
Any other persons travelling through the coun.
try Offering my Pills in quantity and at reduced
prices assuredly base countcrfcitcrs and upbt
t" be rejected as such by every " honest dealer"
aud it is to he hoped, viii be- il ii is only for the
health and the lives of the public
VIM. WRIGHT, Proprietor
r. w. DYOTT SONS, General Agents
No. 1872 N. Second ST., Philada.
SPECIAL DEPoT, at the store Of Alexander Du.
vail & Co, No. LAT Main street, Richmond
Also, for sale by CHARLES II. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, King ( Toy, u.
Emerson, Robertson & Cornick w IT. BrouoIton
Norfolk, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. Nov ~
INFANT BAPTISM tested by Scripture aud
Il History or the infants claim to Churchmem-
bcrshP defended and established testimony scrip.
tufal and historical, by William Hodges A Nj
Rector OF Bruton Parish. Williamsburg, Va
few copies for sale by
Now With. HODGES & co.
lust RECEIVED BOvEY,S SEEDING
STRAW BERRf.-All persons who have lc!t
Orders for the Plants Of these Celebrated and TX.
atcly and get their supply. We have lust received
them this Morning, and arc now ready for deli.
very, at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Nov u CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
KAORSTED CAPS.-we have ON hand a.,
w extensive Stock of WORSTED CAPS G,r T.
dies and Children, which will be .od cbesn. 80
Nov - JOHN coCKe & Co,
DINE APPLE CHEESE boxes in StoSc
and for sale by T. BROOKS H.
SsvN
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NEW LOT OF BOOTS AND SHOES

~ Just received splendid lot Of BOOTS AND
SHOES direct from the Factory, Of all kinds and
qualities, Also Chill iTen Shoes of all kinds
Servants Shoes made o the best materials, cheap
Ladies' Morocco Buskins and Ties, Half Cater
Boots for Ladies. Also few cases of Gentlemen g
Dress Boots, Philadelphia fnakc-look as well az
the 81 Boot; the same which has given great salts
faction to every gentleman who has purchased them
this fal.
Also or cases OF the Napoleon Boot, a superior
article.
Ladies and Gentlemen, invite all who want
good and cheap Boots and Shoes to give me a call
before purchasing elsewhere, as think my Boots
and Shoes and price will suit the times.
Boys and Youths Boots, all kinds
Also Trunks of all qualities, from SI.25 to SIG.
All the above tcles will be sold at the very low
est prices. Sign of the Black Boot, West side of
Crawford street WB PITCHER
Dec IL
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ELOUR.-5O bbls Richmond and George1own
IL FLOUR, wv"
20 bbis Falmouth Extra in Store and for .alo bv
Nov ~ WILLS G, Co'
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FREE EXHIBITION.
DLUMBE NATION nAGuruDn.D

a GALLERY and Photographic Depots. cstab.
Irshed IN 1870, and awarded the Medal. four frs,
tr.Letniums, and two highest Honors by the Ins,i'
.1 is OF Massachusetts,, New York, and Pennsvlva
respectively, for the most beautiful colored
TEuerreotypes and best apparatus ever exhibited.
City 'o''
ppsin,imore street, Baltimore, adjoining Camp.
s,,.bel's Jewelry Store
az I Rr"n street, Petersburg, Virginia
az 1SI cnoroadway, New York
10 So9rt street, Boston
i9e e Npcstnut street, PHILADELPHIA
20 nNIain street, Cincinnati
IA Ms Ian street, Louisville, Kentucky
Co. vain street, Lexington. DO
Broadss.n sno chestnut streets, 81. Louis and
Annsrs,S," keh IN sny weather in exquisite stv1e
|'PPoiistus' Instructions, and ali MSloriaIs fo,.
any editor disposed tooopy and take D,c,,r.. 8,
payment will please do 20 'No pictures n j"
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WHY WILL YOU DIE, when YOU car npr.
w chase TIE GREAT ENGLlsH REAEpy, BrJC,H
ANS HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE. for IN.
cure o. Coids, Coughs, Group, Asthma and Con-
sumption.
Also. COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR & woop
NAPHTHA, for tho cure Of Pulmonary Consomn.
ton, Chronic Bronchitis and Sore Throat. Asthma.
Chronic Caiauh, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in tbc
side and Breast. Difficulty of Breathing, Wboon.
ing Cough. Group, Weak Nerves and Noryops .Trs-
'nOrs, Pa pitaton Of the Heart also Liver Com.
plant and Affection Ct the Kidneys For sale a.
the Drug store, High street. Sign Of the pic No
tar. CHAS. n. HEINrTSH. Agent
me,n6sr OF the College Of PhstroaCv and
NV 6kernfstry, PbiladsIphSa
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" A l. u Ii l. HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, AT AUC1lON.-All the Household
aud Kitchen FURNITURE of the subscriber con
s'sting OF Sofas Side Boards, Tables Chairs Beds
Bedding, and every thing necessary for House.
Keeping IN all its department will be offered for
sale at Auction, at my residence High street, on
TUESDAY next, 18th instant, at IL O'Clock.
Dec 10 JOHN p. YOUNG.
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/ AMP wICKS.-Just received a suonIv ri
a. Lard Oil LAMP WICKS, different sizes 20,
sale at the Drug Store of
Dec II CHAS. II. HEINITsH. Apent
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EXCHANGE ON New York and Baltimore in
II sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
Dec 5-u Lottery and Exchange Office
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CAAS. Fl. HEINITSH, Agent
,Also-7O gallons Patent Refined Alcohol 'Tbia
dlicie has risen considerably in price though ,vr
WI sell at the old price. Those wishing gtsd Al.
'cohol will please call. Dec If
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NOIiCE.-pursuant to a Decree of Nanseinond
~ county Court, pronounced or the 10Th day of
SoVcIhDer' ioio IN writ depending in the said
Court, in which Thomas Saunders Committee nf
Sarah F Saunders an idiot is plaintiff, and Mary
ives ana others are defendants, will be sold before
INC Conrt House door OF Nanscmond County on
MONDAY, the 18th dav of December, the 4 W0
lRACIS OF LAND in the decree mentioned, of
winch Robert Saunders died, seized and possessed
situate IN the lower parish of Nansemond County
ohe OF The said Tracts on which is Dwelling is
bounded by the Pour Lands, on the East by Vim
r.; JORDAN, South by WiIliams's land, and West bv
lhomaS Saunders, containing about seventy acres
more or less The other Tract Swamp Land
containing about thirty five acres more or less
bounded by the land of Williams, and by the land
OF lhomas Saunders, on the South and West The
terms oil sale SIX months credit, excepting so
much as may be necessary to pay the costs of wrii
&c; Tor the balance the purchaser or purchasers Civ
ing bonds with approved security. and Deed or
DEEDS OF Trust on the said lands TO secure the pur
chase II oney. THOMAS SAUNnEpS
NOV 4" Commissioner, SC
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MAILS. BROOMS, BUCKETS, &c.-lOo
1N keis Nails, assorted sizss
rs dog Brooms, different sizes
20 do Painted Buckets
90 boxes Jones' Extra No. 1 Soap
25 do Huli's Fancy do
20 Butts Jones & Sons Superior Chewing To-
Cacco, lb lump
Is do Jones 81 Sons S's. All of which are
ia store and Tor sale by WILLS & CO.,
Oec IL High street
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NEW BOOKS.--Just received and for sale nv
~ w. H. III. Hodges s. Co., The Suffcrinps OF
Christ, by A. Layman -
Inc Foster, Brother, a Tale of the War of Chioz-
"a, edited by Leigh Hunt. Price 25 cent?
No. "a Pictorial Bible.
No 5 Illuminated Jew D.c 10
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.-Just received a supply
a a Of Pure Linseed Oil. Boiled Luseed Oil, PnrIi.
NED Fish Oil, (clear,) together with large assort
nlent OF Glass. White Lead, Best Varnishes, Tur
Pehtine, snd all kinds Of colours For sale at mod
tt prices at the Drug Store, High street, Sign OF
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$50. A CARD.
ESPECIALLY INTENDED FOR ECONOMICAL.
BUYERS
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS s. CAPS.
Is now 10 the interest of every economical
buyer to make their purchases at the New Sore
ana by so doing we will yoc from % TO 30 cents
on ecery dollar Is this not consideration e, every
one "ho wishes to lay out their money to the best
adYantage. We are receiving Goods from our
agents IN New York weekly, and our assortment
OF coarse aud fine Boots and Brogans coarse and
nne shoes, Ladies' Buskias, Tics and Slippers in
'oia Rubbefs, Infants Shoes Hats and Caps are now
more complete than ever
Call at the New Store before buying elsewhere,
and we will show you goods cheaper than you have
ever them
- we have Just received another lot of those Kin
boots at Si75 worth So so, Ladies' Fine Calf 3us
gus at 81 worth ST. so. We say come and see
i n Yourself at the Sign Of the Checkered Boot,
Main street, Norfolk.
Dec III IN cpEcopy
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MORSTED CAPS.-We have on hand a,
w Extensive Stock Of WORSTED CAPS for Is
dies and Children, which will be sold cheap
Nov JOHN COOKE A. co
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NJ EW BACON in Store, and for sale, a beaut
~ full lot of Hog Round BACON
Dec #. BROOKS, Jr.
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GORDAN's LOTTERY oFFICE.

Drawing Alexandria Lottery Extra Glass No. 2s4
so' ~, D. 10 81. IL. II, ID, "a, S. II, SIS. 5.
Nos 3, ii, So, Capital Prize sold and paid here.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-02-07

The Garth that bears him dcud alive stout
Many bright eye and manly heart mourns over
him, but he needs it not
VOL unto us, not him, for he rests Hth
Instead of the dark cypress, there will wave over
him the bright green aurels of glory, and they will
become greener and brighter as centuries roll on.
But we shall often want his sagacious head his ell.
oquent tongue, and heart of fire. Since he came
on tho stage Of action, in every crisis,
One blast Upon his bu5le horn
Was worth thousand men.
Sir, it is not the talent alone that makes the
great statesman. There must be added to high in
elect a paramount devotion to our country, de-
termination TO sacrifice every thing Of self to pro-
mote its Advancement Sir, no statesman, no man
ever felt this principle in greater degree than
Henry Clay. And, till life shall fade he will stand
erect, with spirit unbroken, in the front rank OF
those who rally around the Constitution and the
Union.
If he bears himself well, so does his party. |
declare, sir have seen nothing, | have heard of
nothing, / have read Of nothing like il. Whether
it be a voice from the mountains of my own dis
trict, from the de1se'y populated cities of the
Mort Z, ii brcathes the same spirit | have seen no
one Wing who regretted his course; no one who
would not rathGr be au exile with Brulus than tri-
umphing With Antony; no one who will not go into
battle again with more ardor than he went into the
former action. Considering lis numbers, 50 help
me God, believe there has existed not upon earth
q pioy sc noble. II il cannot preserve this great
country, then sir, you may burn the Constitution
for it is worhless-
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A FEMALE WARRIOR-EXTRA ORDlNA-
RY NARRATIVE

The Harrison Texas Times, contains series
of remarkable papers& under the following title
viz-"The Female Warrior" aa interesting MARIA
tive Of tie sufferings, singular and surprising adj
ventures of Miss Leonnra Siddons, who, led on by
PATRIOTISM joined the Texan army under Gen.
Houston, fought in the ever memorable battle OF
San Antonio, where she, after seeing all her com
rades slain, was shot down aud left for dead. Re
covering the following morning, she was captured
by the MeXcans, conveyed on board the ship St
Juan, from which she attempted to escape with the
surgeon in a storm, but being soon missed from
the ship, they were pursued by six men in boat
oyertaken, and after terrible struggle, she
captured, taken TO Vera Cruz, tied behind a cart,
and made TO walk from there barefoot, burning
sand, and beneath a tropical sum to the city Of
Mexico, distance of over $50 miles, where sht
was thrown into prison, from whence she escaped
made voyage by sea, and returned TO her friend
in Texas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-02-07

0CF@The New COMET was seen at New Haven
on the evening of the Cd instant. Mr.. Ii. Smith at
the Yale College Observatory, says:
at is easily seen by the naked eve, from to 8
o'clock in the Southwest Above the planet Ju-
pter, (which is now very bright in that part of the
hoavens,) and some distance to the left, may be OBJ
served group Of stars, forming an irregular qua
drlldted figure, directly under which, about half
way to the horizon, the Comet may be seen, pre-
fog 1t is a little South of The Whale, in the con-
stellation Sculptor, lin the field with the star
Idu apparatus Scutpioris Although enveloped
in the vapors of the horizon, il presented fine ap.
peorance in the large achronaiic. The nucleus
was very bright, though not well defined, being
surrounded with dense coma, and the tail was n.
bout . in length; and after proceeding straight
line, little distance from the nucleus, it seemed
suddenly to br1nch out like a fan.
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LIgERARY REGISTER.

Smiths Weekly Volume Philadelphia.
We have received only tho two frat numbers but we learn
that 1he three Kingdoms tour in England Ireland ana SCOT
land, by tho Vcount DAngcour" aud tho "Engsh woman
Egypt, Letters from Harcm by Mrs Poole, have area
y been completed Tho following books are nnnounced me
Master Passion, by r. g. GattanA Yatch Voyage TO TEXAS
by Mrs Houston and Memoirs Of the Literary Ladies' OF Eng
getting booksuscrpon 81 per annum, for which ono gets
equal to duodecimo volume per week. 49, ..,
or Since writing the above have received NO % contain
ing nearly all of Tho Master Passion" by u u urutt-
n paper and printing of this work arc admirable.
Kinnos Quarterly Law Compendium NowYork, Asa Kinne
Aston House.
The number for January has been received containing GA pa
gos, price 8. per unnum.
New England Family Magazino Boston, Bradbury, sodcn g.
Cot 49,
those days Of Magazine rdsh says the prospectus, ho
attempt to establish another monthly journal, seems at ht
glance unwafantcd still the publishers OF this new cnnduhe
for popular favor entirely out of the line OF the magazine
trash aforesaid and that ground hope 10 receive patronage
The New England Magazine Is devoted to matters OF fact rain
than ancyto the useful than the merely ornamen-
ta-to History Biography, Travels Remarkable Adventures ny
aud and descriptions of natural aud atthcia curloc
and accounts of the progress the Arts and Sciences Accord
ngy find tho first number composed OF this class OF 0rce
Thames Tunnel with illustrations wOodhe pursuit OF
knowledge and business unted illustrated in tho life OF SIR
William Jonnschnfnct scs of American Scenery from MIS-.
MntncauGlencoo from Miss Sincloas Scotllndthe Ienr
Fishery of Ceylouhn Eddystono light housoBiuddocks do
lures in tho Rocky Mountains &c Especially for Young read
should prefer this far before tho moro pretending AM
costly monhcs The n. T. Magazine is printed on aig
type and fac paper "a pages each number ut the moderate
ce Of 81 80 in advance, 81 ut the oud OF the year
copc. for 81, five Tor &c. or ten for $40.
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MR.. CLINGMAN.

The National intelligencer contains speech Of
the Hon. Mr.. Clingman of North Carolina, deliver
ed ia the House on the 9th ult It is ca the late
election. We copy the glorious peroration:
| am here reminded sir, that some of those gen.
tlemen havo expressed strong hopes that they will
be able to over run and carry off with them the old
North State; and learn that great effort is to
be made by the combined energies of the party for
that purpose. But can tell those gentemen that
j. {. Calhoun and his clique have never had the
ear Of North Carolina In 1882, with great
nlmry, she took ground against them and for the
Union, and she is still for it. She is also genu-
ine Wing State. She was Wing in l775, when
she made the first declaration Of independence, and
her sons still in their hearts cherish and will main.
tain the principles of their fnthers.
Tennessee, too, is Wing. | saw something OF
the canvass there during the sutlmer. There were
directed against her the combined influence OF
Texas, the Tariff, Jackson, and Polk, backed by
she powerful organization which awe described
and under it all she has borne up nnby. There Is
II State to be depended on in times OF trial On
her umid man might risk his life, or a brave one
his honor. LOUISIANA is Wing to day, fairly tried
So too is Georgia; or if bent u moment by the
blast unbrokea her banner viii resume its place
in the Wbig line.
The Wings are firm everywhere. The means
used to deteat US, strengthen us, The fall, like
that OF Antgus, will give redoubled Vigor and en-
ergy. The terrible calamity sustained will arouse
the nation to avert its consequences. But we mus
endeavor so to triumph that the fruits of victory
o. will not be lost. Our adyersaries have set mos
lamentabe example. Instead of selecting mar
high in the confidence of the country and reward
ing him for his past services, they have chosen
mere man Of straw, one so unknown that he nigh
be run on opposite principles in different sections
In thus demonstrating the availability of such
man, they have done all in their power to dlscour
age statesman like eminence and patriotism.
Our Candidate was defeated because he was to-
honest LOO open, too manly to conceal his opinions
Gentlemen on the other side of the House exult il
the event. but they know that he was overthrow
IN no fair and manly contest. 1t was the Hecto
OF Shakespeare, surrounded and impaled by myrmi
dons--
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L, P. JEWETT, }
ASA DODGE, Elk. Gem.
CONSUMPTION CURED

The iinglish physicians are not eotitled TO the
agraph. A letter from Darmstadt (Germany,i of
Sept I'd, suites, that Dr. Won fIerff had practiced
This method Of curing phhisis tuberculosis with
great success. ts process is to discover the seat
of alteration by the stethoscope, then by msking
an incison into the lungs through the cavity Of the
ungs the matter is discharged, and the cure com
pleted by injecting proper medicine.
Tire London Medical! Gazette contains a long ar
tice from the pens of Dr. Hastings and Mr.. X.
Storks, surgeon, descriptive of a remarkable oper-
alton for the cure Of coRsumptioSL by the periora
ton of the cavity of the lung through the walls OF
the chest. The cure is described being com
plete
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DIED,

In ibis village, 1T instant, MI Dcr Day, of Maj Ira
Day Of Barre, aged "a ycnra
Ia this 81 inst wife Of W. Geo Prescott nged % years.
In Drttlcbro sunday, 18th Mr. Income Jones rev.
olunnnry soldier, in the 6s,h ycar his age.
In Broukiuld Mt DAVID d. Burrows, So.
In this village Jan 81 the residence Of her sister, Mrs s.
Knhn Mrs. Sarah siowc wc Of Capt Thomas stowel in
the 5jth year of hei age
She ded-that siiuted mother
Her hopes, eternal, hight
she chpp'd her hands in ncstucy
As Heaven broke on her sight.
When gently u was suggested
She could not long survive
Glory 10 Coo" sli then cNcliim'd
81 do not wish to llve.'
Long cung she 10 her CHILDREN
Vain seemed the attempt to tear
Those jewels fiom her hoson--
Her only earthly care.
AT last in words snfl spnkcn--
Her sweet voice did not Filter
she sail " l've gained the vicory''-
And left them on Gods altar"
"Aud my work is donc'' aud
The torrent shall stem,
And swcctly land nv time worn bark
III tho New Jerusalem.
She's gone-thopclcss mourn not
Our tears " will suppross)
"Where the wicked from troubling
And tho weary me at rest" MARtA.
Printers in Worcester, Mass. are requested, &C.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-02-07

ANNEXATION Scheme in Ieras. The N. Y. Tri
bune contains very remarkable letter FROM A
Texan" received by the steamer New York. Duff
Green, it says, has attempted 10 bride the Execu-
tive in regard to annexation-no particulars given.
President Jones, however, has proclaimed non-n-
tercourse with Green Consul at Galveston) for
reasons best known to the Executive" The letter
proceeds to say that there is growing dsinclina-
ton in Texas to annexation, to counteract which, so
far Jones and Huston are concerned, this corrup.
ton has been attempted-and letters have been re-
ceived by Texans, from some nullifers, ayowing
the object of annexation to be the instrument for
the dissolution of the Union.
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TEMpERANCE CONY ENTION.

friends Of Temperance Washington county,
by notified the Brick Church, this village,
Tuesday, the 18th February instant O'Clock NJ for
of recognizing their County Society," and for adopt
ing such will best the for the
This notice is given pursuance of resolution
adopted BE- the State Society, their luo annual meeting
held Chelsea recommending that Temperance Societies DO
organized in each of the in this State where
ciecs do arady exist Lecture will be delivered the
evening, the Convention direct illustrating
tho anru influence alcohol upon human system as OK
| hbited by Sowa's Colossal Plates
| Montpolier. Feb. 5, lS4J.