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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

NO CHANGES ~ THE WEATHER WILL
= materially HH-e the body If The blpp pure every
individual even the most diseased has within him germ or
root OF that original pure blond o mother Eve;
which Of pure bleed Is the suppeller ol his HE, aud
IN Instant struggle throw oil The hrterog corrupt
huUors, winch IT, al disease the ndvidua
BY purgmg ta body Of This diseased individual If its had
lnm1rs, You ullnH The germ pule blood gain ground
a,d "a mnle blood If better quality, nd progress
s,e TIL the whole is ftFrnetacd; for the good pfi
r's good pure bo,d, is always striving be pedom
uant the bad or diseased mors Let all who wish 10
be Of fine healthy habit who wish 10 have .pupd mind
in sound b1by, VIZ desire br able witbolr in
ury The continual changes OF this climate; who desire 10
have healthy children the randroth Pills which will
eeclually cleanse the blood Of all bad corrupt humDr
a. restore the In BODY the OF health enioyed
before the introduction 81 mineral medicines Remember
BnDdreth Pills place within the reach oil all health
long life.
~ The following are The only authorised Agent. for tn.
sale Of Dr.. Benjamin Brsndrofs Vegetable Universal
pills.
PAYNE < GREGORY, Lynehburg, Campbell.
Henry Lakewood. Castle Craig, do
J. II Sweeney Il Co, Marysvie, do
Lee Bailey Go Brooknra
Bcuamin Nowlin & Co, Failing Creek,
YIN Mathews & Son, Walkers Church, p. Edward,
Good, BASE l. Co, kingsyillc, do
VIM. Rice & Co, ramyille Dc
Roberts & Brown, Amherst @. Ilo.,
Samuel Cash, Sanlidgcs. Amherst,
Peters X Reed, New Market, Nelson,
&. L. Estes Il Son, Loving sion, do
O. p. y r q. Bell, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, de-
Oct, "a tst) 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
TRUST .S.slE
tgS.ayqs and Personal Estate.


EBY virtue Of deed of trust executed TO Us by John
Id SIoner Snr. and John Stuner, Jr., and Of record
the clerk Office of Bedford county court we Will at
the residence OF the SAID Stuners-on the turnpike road
10 miles above Liberty, in The county Of Bediofd-oi
THURSDAY the 27lh day Of November, 1919, sell 10 the
highest bidder. public auction, for cash, the following
property, to Wit:
E2 SE.fE'ES,
consisting Of Men. Women. BOYS and Girls (amon2
whom are very likely and vanaoe,) aud the IN
crease ni the family suce the date oil The deed.
ALSO-6 ll,rses, 70 stock Hogs, head Of Cattle. !
Road Wagon, Plantation Wagon and ! Buggy aud
Harness.
ALSO-The said Stoners' Household and Kitchen
Furniture and The Plantation Tools and Utensils, and
many utner articles enumerated IN said deed
Acting as trustees, shall convey such TILE only as
the deed OF trust aforesaid vests in us though the tile
Is believed 10 be good.
Although the deed authorizes US 10 sell Tor cash. an
arrangement may be made To sell portion oi the above
property On credit. If such an arrangement IS made,
il " III be made known the day OF sale.
JAMES +. JOHNSON.} r,,s,a,,
EDWARD Z. BURkS,}
n,i 90 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

Y
q \ y he evening # Tuesday lie 2lsl October. be-
~ tween the Garrenier shop Col Anuis,ead ong
III i.yncihurg, and the brick hnuse ii Dr. Wm - Da-
NtS' near Mayo Davies IN Bedford, green slIk Purse
conIan2 eight fifty dollar mites. and between ten aud
hilech dollars N small nlles and SILVER. Tho finder
ol the same "ll be literally rewarded on returning it
10 the subscriber, or 10 r. t.. Manson in Lynchburl
n |. MANSON.
Oct IS 4, if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

Il q - e.!
sr---~7-~--,,ss" On Friday last, the l7th inst. a
H. | black aud white SETTER DOG
- about 10 months old. lie was last
u sren INST beyond the Isl toll gate ON
he iumpke leading Ia Liberty. A liberal reward will
he pad ,r any information, which may lead To hia re.
eorcry, or s. Cd for his delivery this, Or the Re
publican ulliee.
Ori. % II
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Ev-rI THE BRICK HOUSE just abovo
SNEHA Planters Warehouse. Main street, now
Nj iG ocenpcd by MI Il. Locwod' Pos essioa
czSa Ez1Agyen the ls' III December ncxi. Apply
II Nj Dunnington IN my absence. JOHN EARLY.
Gpi, 10 u
-
EXTRA EANls,Y CURED HAMS:
y 0On LBS -f MAJ JOS. Il. ken,'s FAMILY
~,OVV CURED HAMS. just received i,r sals
low by WIN. l. foCN'.
Oei. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

cut superior count olaw and ehanesfy Tor The count,
OF amherst, IN Monday the 9th day of October. 1873
Daniel seoil, Plaintiff,
William scott II his right and ~ tho omnisira'
Ton oi Charles \ Seot dee Annr u Scott widow mud
iiet OF md hncs seott de, Il lienr, = Ianehofno
aud Ann T. his wie Thomas L. Miller aud Ma,gsei i.
hi wife, Samuel Scott Chsres 4. scott, Dsp,al Sen,t
John L. scott, Edward Scott Martha Scot. Po@hetan q,
scott, infant under twenty anr years o. bs Rohet
nsle, srce,s, assigned hs GUARDIAN Samuel Irvine, Item.
" Powell and Martha his wife William Miller executor oi
John fitnand decd and lhomes NJ. lionduran,,
In Cn,NcrRr.
The defenaani, SAMUEL Irvine aud icn,, Powell, AMI
Martha his vile ,na having sniercd their appearances aud
grn security according tothe act oi Assembly an the rule
al tins enut' mud appearing by salsctpy evidence that
the, not inhabitants Of Iii. commonwealth Il is order
ID that tho sd deindansdo appear here the first Mon
aud that COPY ct this onlerhe forthwith inserted IN some
snr,r published in the ct iynehbutg, mr Two
mouths nees'e and posted at the front dosr o the court
hobEnr rlrsLeY Cpt
-. --------------
VIRGINIA At rule. taken In tile clerk, office Of the
circuit superior coWt oi law mud chtneer iot Prince
Edward county the 6,h day ui October, 1913
William Mathews aud Nancy Watkins Plsmuhs,
against
Philip Watkins in his ,rhi. and executor Of S,n,u
81 Watkins, joel Watkins, Henry W. Watkins, Edward
" atkins aud Nathaniel ATKINS defendants
lr NU>NCIRy.
The defendant Henry W Watkins, not hf,ng entered h
apctanre aud given security according to mn net OF The
Grncra Assembly and the rules o this rou, and II appear
ng that he /. not ,nhnhtau o this state the motion
al the plaintiffs b, counsel II IL entered at Jules aofr al
and accordingly rendered. tint The said defendant Henry
atkins do appear rules Ia be taken in the clerks ellie,
oisad court, the hri Monday IN Jnnunry and
the ranis hill. aud that COP, Of tbs o,dc f,t
with inserted In "i the pa bile ne" spaprrs pn,c
the OF ynehhmp, iuttao months success, ely
posted front doui OF the house OF this county,
A Copy-feste,
b. J. WORSuAM. Clk
w2m
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fF'ilG balance Of Mr. as L. Stialeis stock ai Goods
vii be sold al his Store R,om. IN Friday neAt.
commencing al n'cluek Cunslsiinr oi The usun VA
rIey Al tie s.ene time we viii offer 80 pieces ut
Calico. Just received on cnn>lpnmrft
TALBOT < LAAlER, Anet'ts.
Oct. % II
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NEW FALL Z. u q ID = !

VIEW EN1.E g. d d ID =
Subscribers have Just trreived pornn Of their
4 FAIL AND WINTER SrOCk OF SUPE-
RlOR REaDY-MADE CLOTHING, consisting IN
part ui snpr hloe aud black cloth aud beaver cloth
Chaksi blk. gold mint Sleeps grey. and fancy Over
Coat, Sacks and Oee Coats; black. grey. blue-hlack.
and laacy French AID English dot skn cass. Pants
black silk satin, velvet. and fancy velvet, matino.
"uolen velvet aud valencia vests ui every pattern aud
style.
Also. nm assortment Of Mefno and Lambs wool and
Ipswich Shirts and Drawers; eoilon Shirts with linen
bo.ons and collars. scarls nd tfavas of variety II
ylcs aud patterns; Gloves landkerchi.a. Suspenders
Collars, &c.
! All OF which " i'll be sold low frr cash by
PAniiAM s. HOPKINS.
Oct Q IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
vSyts.f. Nails.

1S KEGS Of q raham's Nails assoried, conssting q
- box. warehouse aud different sz's oi con,nun
These nails are Of superior quality, heing nads
hammered lto. MCDANIEL & MeCORKLE.
July 3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13
Annexation, "Reminiscences &c.

In relation Annexation, in every respect in which
it remains unconsummaed, we are easer to do all in
\ our power now MS heretofore to arrest it. In the
main, the territory Of Texas must he considered as
already annexed. But SO Far the admission of
State 10 be carved out of it with constitution sane
IOnng slavery and even securing its perpctuiiy, the
project is still open 10 opposition. Texus now knocks
lor admission into the Union grounds hitherto un-
precedened in uny similar application. She asks the
people of these States to scanction Constitution
(which not only admits the institution Of slavery, but
makes liberty and emancipation nearly impossible
Against the admission Of Texas with feature in her
Constitution 80 odious, Massachusetts is taking no.
q Ne stand This old Commonwealth throughout her
whole length and breadth seems 20 be arousedoto this
mOnstrous proclamation Of human freedom. Meetings
nave been held in various places In several towns
even majority Of Locofocos have signed remonstran
N In old Fanuel Hall Mr. Webster has declared that
a should fall to his lot to roe for the admission
4 mo The Union Of any Slate wih a Constitution
"0'ch prohibits the Legislature from ever selling
cO"amen free, he ,oW nerer show his head there q
gam" Against this new act Of transgression upon
"ershts Of humanity, worthy the name Of
e'man can refuse to unite. Every consideration of
''Elnteres, and the sights of humanity demand the
strenuous opposition of every Northern freeman against
e'e frghtul aggressons and usurpatons orthe slave
Ocracy in the government Of the country. And now,
freemen of permont, will you place yourselves by
ne side of the old Bay State in noble emulation for
0e cause of freedom. Shall an united voice Of
s"on''rnnce go up to our National Councils, from our
2"S and valies? A voice Of earnest and determn-
- 'emonstrance from the masses may and will have
,O@e effect upon the headlong pIunges even of the
q e'pera'e slaveocracy. Although Congress may be
R''uy to ADM, Texas, they may not be willing to
rush the hopes Of unborn millions.by sanctionng the
'pecedenled barbnrty Of the Texas Constitution -
"a united voice ofthe whole people amy be LISTEN
" even by men who have lost all sense Of human
N '''e' AT least il may confirm the wagering and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

strengthen tho hearts Of the advocates of freedom in
Congress. in resisting this odious measure Our own
Legislature have already taken noble stand against
annexation. All our members in Congress will take
the same stand except Paul Dillingham;, Jr., who
m"y feel the Influence Of the popular will Even Sd
party men although they refuse to vote annexation
out OF existence will be rendy to demonstrate aga
1t, although II may limit the area Of their labors Let
the united voice of Vermont be heard in the halls of
the National capitol You need not wait for those
sconrges Of truth, the third party lecturers; you want
no promptings Of men who only darken council by
iasehood and fanulicsm TO spur you forward ia the
glorious work.
Agitation is wholly unnecessary, where all onlight
ened men Of all parties sufficiently alive 10 the
curse OF slavery, and the necessity of limiting its fur
lher extension in this Union. All that is required Is
to organize committees each town 10 circulate the
following remonstrnnce, furnished by the Mass State
Texas Committee;
"To the Honorable Senate aud House Of epresen.
tnves of the United States.
Tho undersigned, citizens Of solemn
y demonstrate and protest against the admission into
the Union of Texas a State, with Constitution
which establishes and perpetuates slavery and the
slave trade"
II will be observed that this remonslrance is not a.
ganst the annexation Ur Texas, which for the present
must be regarded consummuted but ngainst the ex
tension Of slave territory by the admission OF Slave
State. GALAXY,
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Fall and Winter Goods.

FENHE subscribers offer for sale as large an assor-
N meht Of FALL and WINTER GOODS as is
generally kept in Country Stores (or cash approx
ed crediD as low can he bought in the County
consisting in part of
BROADCLOTHS, CassmereH, Sntincts, Silk and
Worsted Alpnccas. Cnion do do, Thibet Cloth, In
diana do, shaded strp'd Cashmere, Plain and Rep.
do muslin de Lane, silk and tabby Velvet for Ladies
Bonucts Ribbons, Inccs, Edgings, &c.
We also give notice that have changed our
rule Of selling Goods at one price for cash charge
we have done heretofore. We now offer our
goods for sale OF a cash price and charging price.
We invite customers TO call aud examine quail
iy and prices and we will make it f,r their interest
to buy of US if selling Goods for a small profit will
induce them to purchase
JOHN BACON g co.
ST Johusbury Centre Nov. 2s, 1915. 436w3
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The Twenty.Ninth Congress.

The following the vote for Speaker:
John w. Davis of la (Loco Foco) 100
Samuel f. Vinton of Ohio (Whig} ~
Moses Norris, jr, of n. II. (Loco) 8
WIN. S. Miller, (N. A. 8
Robert C.Wnthrop Of Mass. (Whig)
AND. Stewart, of Pa. (Whig)
Reuben w Chapman Loco) /
The whole number OF votes 2OS
Necessary TO a choice, los
The Clerk where upon announced that John w.
Davis of Indiana having received the greatest number
Of duly elected Speaker of the twenty ninth
Congress.
On Tuesday, B. 70. French was elected Clerk of
the House.
Mr. Bayly, (Loco) of Va, offered resolution that
the House do now proceed to the Election Of Public
Printer.
Mr. G Davis, (Whig)orKy. moved that Committee Of
five be appointed to let the printing to the lowest bid
der providing for the performance Of the work ill such
arrangement could he completed A proposal for do
ing the printing at reduction Of 3s IS per cent
a saving OF $S25.000 $4,000 per annum, was
submitted, but objected to when partly road, by Mr.
Thompson (Loco) of Miss.
Mr. Bayy defended the appointment of Public
Printer.
Mr. Davis of Ky, was proceeding TO n reply to Mr.
Rayy, when he interrupted by the Committee
appointed to wait the President. The Chairman
Of the Committee announced that the President was
ready to communicate in writing forthwith.
Wednesday, in the Senate, the resoutonoFered by
Mr. Allen for printing % 900 copies of the Mes
sage, together with the correspondence between the
United states and Great Britain. the subject ofthe
Oregon Territory adopted. g. NJ De-.
In the House. the election OF Public Printers, was
the subject in order.
Mr. Davis, of Ky, took the floor, and concluded
his argument yesterday, in favor of separating the
Press from the Government.
Mr. Bayly, of Va. replied, and proposed, instead Of
the amendment which Mr. d. offered, that the House
should first cleo, their Printer, and then raise a
Select Committee to make inquiries as to a change SC
Mr. Mcconnell, OLoco) moved the previous ques-
ton
The Speaker here laid before the House proposal
from j. Dow & Co. do the printing for 20 per cent.
less than given at the last Congress.
The House proceeded 20 vote. The following
was the result: Richie & lIeiss l23;Dow & Co. 50;
Gales s. Seatcn :; Jefferson s. Co 2, p, ....
The Speaker declared Richie s. iIeiss elected.
The Senate met on Thursday and without doing
any business adjourned to Monday In the House
the seats Of members appropriated when the
House adjourned over 10 Monday. lr
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COTMRnaTss5OmcV,s NOticc.

MJE the Subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF
Essex, commissioners, to receive. examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons a.
gnnst the estate of
ASAHEL PERRY,
late Of Lunenburgh, IN said district deceased rep.
resented insolycni and oil claims and demands ex-
hibicd in Offset thereto, aud six months from tho
25lh day Of November, A. ID. 1915, being allowed
for that purpose. hereby give notice, that will at
tend to the business Of our appointment at the
residence of widow Sarah Perry, in said Lunen-
burgh, on the Sd Tuesdays Of February aud April
next, nj | o'clock. afternoon, on each of said days
REUBEN Q. BENTON, ! Comuissoper,.
JOHN w. PUTNAM. No''"'''s'o"''''
Luncnburgh, Dec. G, 1916 437w3
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tCJSThe Poet WHITTIER finds occasion in the
result Of the N Hampshire election to perpe-
trnte the following Jubilee Song
NEW II AM HIRE.
God bless New Hampshire from her granite peaks,
Once more the voice Of Stark and Langdon speaks,
The long bound vassal Of III exung South,
For very shame her f-forged chain has broken,
Torn the black seal Of slavery from her mouth,
And in the clear tones Of her old time spoken
Oh, all undreamed Of all unhoped.for changes
The tyrants ally proves his sternest foe,
To all his hiddings, from her mountain ranges,
New Hampshire thunderS mn Indignant No.
Who is it now despairs Oh faint of heart.
Look upward to those northern mountains cold,
Fou,ed by Freedoms victor flag unroled,
And gather strength to bear mnnlier part.
All is rot lost. The angel of Gods blessing
EncamPs with freedom on the field Of fight.
Still to her banner, day by day, are pressing,
Unlocked for allies, striking for the right
Courage, then, Northern hearts BE firm. be true
What one brave State hath DONE can go not also dc?
Hon. WIN. C. Khtredge of Farhaven, has been APP
pointed Superintendent; Of Common Schools for Rut-
land Co.
Rev. Wor,hington Smith, of st Adams, has been
appointed superintendent of Common Schools for
Franklin Co.
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N % CE

THNHE undersigned, Commissioners Of the Connec.
ticut and Passumpsic River Railroad Company.
hereby give notice that a meeting of the Stockhold-
crs Of said Corporation will be holden at tie Wells
River House, in Newhuty. VI. on the 18th day OF
January 1916 a, ten o'clock, A. VI. for the purpose
Of organizing said Cooperation, and the choice of
Directors; also, for the purpose of acting upon the
question Of acceptance of tho Act of the Legislature
passed November 9th, 1916, entitled IAN Actin adj
dIon to an Act, 'ented Act to incorporate the
Connecticut and Passumpsc kiver Railroad Compa-
n.y. passed October 81, s35."
GARDNER c. HALL. j
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
HENRY SMITH,
PEYTON R. CHANDLER,I Commissioners
ALLEN WARDNER,
TIMOTHY SHEOD,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS,
Nov. is, lS45. d35w7
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Temperance Meeting.

The annual meeting the Young Mems Temper
Society will be held in Peaoham on Tuesday
the 2Sd of this month. A general and punctua at
tendance is desired aud expected the meeting will
be ono of great interest. The business meeting to
commence at IL A. M.-public services at l r. NJ.
DAVID MERRILL, Secretary.
Peacham, Dec. 10, 1915.
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Look for Once +!

TBNHE subscribers having just returned from Bos'
Il fop, and wishing to offer as strong inducements
to their friends and patrons they propose TO
cell GOODS for few weeks at from 10 to % per
cent. discount from present prices for cash. Our
sortment embraces as good variety can be found
in the vicinity. ]. JEWETT a. co.
Barnet, Dec, G, IS45. 436if
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@A mMRAGGga

In West Concord Dec. 4, by Rev. Il. Case' MT
Levi Goss to Miss MARTHA CHASE, both OF u
In Peacham, Dec 6, MIR URIAH KIrrREpGE, TO
Miss CAROLINE CLIFFORD. go
In Peacham, Nov. I6, by Rev. Bedford, Mr. wa
liam Aiken to Miss Hannah Alden, both oil Barnet
Also, by the same, Dec. 2, MIR William Narnum
to Miss Elizabeth kmba, both of Peacham.
Also, by the same, Dec. 4, Mr Dan w. H"n'' OIL
Danvle, 10 Miss Sylvia Way, OF Peacham: =,
In Danville, Dec. II, by Rev. r. c. Hand MIR
BENJAMIN II. SWEET, to Miss MARY U. daughter
of Nr Samuel Langmnd, all of Danville.
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CaledOmia 40. RjbVe Society.

win hold its thirty first Anniversary on Thursday
Dec. 25, at IL A. NJ, in the Methodist Chapel, Dam
Vile sermon aud other exercises appropriate to
the occasion, may be expected. Friends Of the So
ciety, and the public generally invited to attend.
by order Of the Directors, r.. c. HAND, Sec.
Dnnville, Dec 3, 1915.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13
Amnuols for 1916.

TINE Rose Of Sharon, The Amulet, Tho Chris.
lians Annual, Friendships Offering, The
Rose, The Hyacnh Youths Keepsake, Also AL
huns, Portfolios, &G,--wilh many other beautiful
works-and just tbs Thing for Christmas and New
Years presents For sale by
IT, JEWETT e co.
Dec. IL, 1915. .... 437w3
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MsBATEsGa

In Hardvick, Nov I, suddenly, of angina pectoris,
Mrs PuAH, re'ict of the late Samuel Stevens, aged
H. Printers in Mass. will, &C.
Ia GuiIdh III, 23d ult. Miss Almra Webb, in the
9th year of her age
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StrnY FsMcIi.

TAME into my enclosure in the month Of Novem
" her Buck-the owner is requested TO prove
property, pny charges and take him away.
JAMES GALBRAITH.
B,rnct Dec. ., 1915. 437w3'
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LICENSE COMMISSIONERS. Since the proceed
ing page was made up have learned that at the
meeting at Danvie last Tuesday, Stuart Harvey Of
Danvlle, Elisha Davis Of Sheffield, and DR.. Rowe
of Waterford, were put in nomination Board of
License Commissioners for Caledonia County.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

THE WEArHER-The mercury stool at 80 deg
below zero yesterday morhng at sun rise, in this
place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13
iy is noviable-that The very worse is to be appro

iy is inevrabIe-thot the very worse is to be Oppre-
hended. .... .,F...r
The Mansion lionse Committee have received tho
reply of Sir Robert Peel to the memorial forwarded
by the citizens of Dublin, praying that the ports
might be opened, or such other adopted as
might prevent the evils Of famino. The Premier's
answer has not given satisfaction. 1t is couched in
the coolest terms OF olciul poeness, merely proms
ing to lay the statements of the committee before the
Queen ...... .......
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A Calm Earnest.

A IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of Stephen
IN lloughton, Esq. late of Burke, deceased, whose
demands existed previously to his decease, here
Ivy nolilo that an indscrininae collection of said
demands has become absolutely necessary TO meet
the claims against said estate, and unless payment
he made in the month of January next, resort to
legal measures for the collection of said demands will
become indispensable.
A BURRINGFON. ,,,,;,;,.or.
AMANDA NJ. HOCGHTON,
Burke Dec. 3. 1915. 436w3
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IGT@The Poet WHITTIER finds occasion in the
result Of the recent NJ Hampshire election to rerpe-
trate the following Jubilee Song