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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

Three negroes. husband, wife and child, belonging to
the widow OF the late Ralph Neale, Esq. Of ST. Mays
County, were drowned in ST. Ciemenrs Bay on Sunday
last. by the upsetung OF a canoe. The man was intoxi-
Gated al the time.-BaL. Amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

ihe hcavy thunder storm which c.mpenced in thi.
city at six o'clock on Friday evening, extended 10 Phil,
delphia. where it began to rain at seven O'Clock and cor.
unued with some violence for severnl houn. There is nc
doub, a large portion OF the country experienced the benefit
Of this rain, which was much needej.-Bslf. Amer.
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FOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT!
ETrhrnoe Enlrfrk Rnnrn

On THcsdny Evening. AG.riI 2oih. 1915!
BY Mafane ALBERTiNE hARANO. a native Of Berlin. Ger
many; and siGNOR FRANCOIS MARANo. n native Of IaIv-
hessfs OPT, Vsndeiberg and RosrB have kindly consented t
assist on this occasion.
Or PE particulars, ~ sman bills.
TlCkE Els 80 ets -Tiekets that viii admit q isly and rem Ienar
IS es Cn,afen baf priep-to be had II, the Exchange Hotel AMI
1T TIE door. Doors open at half past . O'Clock, Concert to com
mrncr at 3. sP2p-U.
Hio:tsE ~" I'VE. AMI B'EiI;EsIIsSi. MAGAZINE
yUNHE subscriber is manufacturing, for 1920
IL what be believes 10 BE- the best HOr.e Power and Thre shins
Machine now IN usr. lie y emboticned 70 sy 20. fTun the fact
that where u was used ia.t year u was universally approved. tn.
Horss Power. particularly. - unuvalIsd. Prom two IN four borae,
is aliihe Powcr that Is ever required, and foo eOnzactncss, ease OF
DIAN and durabiiiy. u e1naot be e1efEeI.
Tho Machine y calculated ~ get out delHly from 100 10 i5I
bushels per day. but for $50 a larger drum viii be- mmishsd, that
with four horses vii thresh $50 busbelr.
Onlers arc pouring IN, aud tso~ de sirng these Machines viii
no. snd therefore may have y better opportunity Of turning on, a
good srics.
See Nj goahss opinion or this Machine as ~ re.yed in Tho
Match No OF The southern Planter In a letter received from DR.
AHt. By7u', ofPuHce George, he tays
y prefer your maehin1 over an others, with which ! am &C
quuHied. because,
it It h. simpc In Construction and no, apt 10 70, on, Of o,5s,
I'd. u penorus more v orb for ics-money Than Other machines
and is fully adequat tn crops of I 600 TO ] 500 bushels
ID. u can bo worked with Tie hand usually found On n rms "a
which ~ accpied, WITHOUT the expense and trouble of hiring eSir,
labor.
4h II skno~n hat the purple -imw wheat fof which we grow
TIE most has moro oTpf grains than any other-vefy few ~
which pae from your machine IN this oltes tlouaila ro.dtt,u.
9TH. Wti tbne nnes and ten hsnds I ubfeaaed. viii, ssss 100
bu'hes yer day, passed Il through the fan once and sacked ur
straw.
eth. The horse power b, without doubt, ua most perfect { have
evef seen
10 consequences or the late extraordinary RE in Iron. the ,r,
scrber has been eompeneJ 10 nso lie price Of ttpcse Machines IA
siv. ap2g-CI CT HDTfs.
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PASTURES not heard irom-wil not vary the result.
AMHERST-Paulu Powell tLocol elected by II ma.
joriiy.
Brosdus lWhigl re electrd.
Congress, Leake d. 800; Irving W. II:
FOR House OF Delegates, Davis 2I3. Beszeley 90. Davis
elected. Both Locos.
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J. r. r. OFFICE.


Dnwins of Virginia Monongala Lottery. Ch. ~:
~ - ~ 81 rs So ~ ~ 81 ~ 40 ~ ~.
Whole Tietet Nos IS ~ 81, and Nos. 30 ~ So, both Capitals
IN the above, sb and paid by WORD.
Drawing of Aleran5fia totey. Ettn No %.
~ ao u 10 IS "a 20 ~ so 90 Is Ga "a Is.
Whole Tcl-t Nos "a % as, another Capital Pre-. sod ana
pad 81 sight ~ WORD.
Drawing ~ Aierabdfis LOTTERY, No. "
90 . 10 - ~ 10 ~ "a ~ "a.
SOM Zinc P,izef sent 10 Tbs country IN the above schemr. See
Se'ere- for msy, and sssd your osder- N ~ worn.
Drawing o. Lottery comes 10 day. Cspital.-sl 90 Ooe. ", 600.
10 ~ Ioos, nc. Tickets Is. Can before ~ oeiscs,st 7
ap ~ WORDS Once.
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NVITCE.
'sfiiE Annual meeting OF stoekivd,rs OF the Richmond Il Pc
- ieTsbntF RIIroas COMPANY. wlf 10 he'd AZ the Office IN
Richmond, on TUESDAY 2Ith Lay. ls45, ai Ie O'Clock.
aP %H-id no. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
TEMPERANCE On UNION HILL.
The Union 7. a. Society holds its regular meeting th. evening
at the Old Chapsl. at : O'Clock.
Mr.. .. r. WIl.. fAq has pfomi.cl to ahlrnss the meriin-.
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IMPORrANT TO n OF DEALEnsi
JOHNSON, WHITE IL JONES,
MANUFACTURERS md B~HOLESs DEALERS ~
BOOTS, SHOES q BROGANS,
Nos. 81 and 80, Shoe and Leather Street. Boston.
AND No. 80, PEARL STREET. NEW YORK,
WOULD respectfully invite dealers in these
articles visiting either Of the above cities TO call and srm-
ina their stock ofsoods before making their purchases, assuring them
that II will not be found inaenor to any in the country. J W. q J.
are extensively engaged in manufa curing, and can therefore ,uo.
pyseaier- IN The most reasonable terms. ap 2s-3m
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WILSON CIDER VINEGAR.
IN BBL.S. for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-29

List year there was one Wing and one Demoerat-ons
Democratic gain.
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CALABRIA LICORICE.
= CASES Of Licorice, for sale by
- apps .s ..r... r... JAMES WINSTON.
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LOUISA.
JAcEsoNs PASSENGER.
2s. ' '""si
For House Of Delegates Gordon, [Dem.| i3o-Mcl,on,
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FROM BUENoS AYRES.-Wc have received from a
mend ~ south America the following letter and transla.
ton Of a decree, highly important 10 merchants trading to
the River Plate:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11

eminent Of the United States, by those who hav'
administered it, has been made to take the sld'
of Slavery against the Constitution. Tha
the Liberty Party maintains he Constitution, a
gaipst SlaUtryi and this controversy is submit
ted tothe People for their decision"
" Resolved, That by the most unjust and
Unconstitutional exercise of political power
Slavery has been Incorporated among our ma
tiOnd Institutions; it is therefore, national
crime, and should be forthwith separated from
these Institutions, as the support and extension
of slavery can IN no case be the legitimate OBJ
jects of national Legislation"
The Express insists that the resolutions con-
hict with Mr. Brneys views ofthe constitutional
question, and winds up long article with these
words
Z" But we must decline occupying our columns
with the controversies of false and frantic abo-
litionisls. We understand you thoroughly. The
rejected and off-scouring of both the parties of
the day, which we have deserted because We
could not get office from either, ye now stand
ready to commit perjury, to CRAFTY your shame
less passion for notoriety, or for the sake of some
petty place. towards, poltroons, too,
that ye are, to stand bowling on this side of the
Potomac when, if we were missionaries, or
would be martyrs to SOW the seeds of good else
where, ye would cross that river, and speak cut
n the land Of slaves Go there, ye madmen or
ooIs, go! fit be but to hear the wailing of the
of slaves, now 1000 miles long, whom
'our votes have started from their happy homes,
IN their way to Texas The blacklist negro
rom the Susquehanna to the Mississippi, now
Knows, understands, and despises you, and would
corn to take liberty from such set of recre-
nts and political scoundrels as We are"
This same paper of the 18th Nov comes
reighted with leading editorial the first SEN
ence of which reads as follows:
" The recent elections in several of the States,
show that the party styling themselves elderly
nen' having reached its maximum ofnumbers-
omposed Of LunaticS, RogUeS and Fools, is on
decline !''
What think you Messrs. Editors, Of the COM
lents and conclusions of the Express! And
hat have the six thousand five hundred abol-
ion voters of Vermont to say and to do in vind-
alton Of themselves and the cause Of Liberty?
ST. Adams Nov %, 1915.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
Annexation Of Texas,

Americans, thus far the slaveocracy has II am
pied the Constitution under foot, and uSurpcd a
power unknown to its letter or spirit. in annex
ing this foreign slave nation to us. Shall we
famely sit by and see this damnable deed accom-
pIlshed Who is traitor to his country? He
who defends her laws and her rights, or he who
tramples upon both2 We are proud in the a.
vowal once more, that for one we never will sub
init quietly to this horrible consummation Had
we physical power we would as quickly resist it
as we would foreign nations invasion of our
soil by fire and sword. Shame on the craven
spirit that would cover before seeming or
real majority, and give up to hopeless despotism
by saying the thing is done, and resistance is
useless Americans, in the name of the oceans
of patriot blood poured out in the cause of lib
erty in all ages, by the immortal soul and its
undying aspirations, by the shame, the sorrow,
the suffering and tears and crushed hopes of the
oppressed, living and dead, and yet to be born,
let not constitutional Repubcausm be now vi
tally stabbed, and the hopes of mankind perish
forever Say now, o my countrymen, that this
thing shall not be done? When we hear one ask
how will this affect cotton-and another, how
will it influence manufactures and rade-and
another, how will it affect every party-when
we see so much trimming, so much base subser-
yency cloaked under the thread-bare rags of,
self complacent and sagacious expedency, so.
little faith in justice, in truth, in mercy, so little
reverence for God or man, we are sick at heart !.
Can liberty be bought with gold, or is gold
worth the loss ofliberty? Or if it be possible to
secure property, and for the base body to be
clothed and fed in security, in slavery, what
have we gained! The soul, the immortal part
too must be fed and sheltered-man does not
live by bread o Henry, indeed thou vert not
mad when, in great woe, thou didst cry, Give
me liberty or give me death &C NJ CZoysI
True American
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

NIMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all question: that
~ means can be chemically combined act upon the alb
s9ben tem and remove various accumuatons which, allow
ed to continue, will create disease pain troublesome tmos
bid swellngs and scrGiulous diseases, &c.
According to Chemistry and the physiology of human system
remedy has been discovered and applied and rendered
successful in removing painful sweng pain in the side and
back scroulous kings evil enlargement about neck and throat
ague cakes engagements of the Spleen &c. thing should be
minded by every physician that the spoken of should
be used in preference to every thing else gatherings or
painful swtngS in the breasts those nurse Those who
are in the habit of being Dubbed in this way should use before
any symptoms Of hardness manifested No exposure TO cold
VIII have any effect the parts where this application
Wcn the breasts are painful there which can be us
ca tha VIII give SO quick and certain relief this who do
not wish to sun must bear the above i'll mnd the means
here specified for fails in this disease neither can il fail
The reader can readily if it soften and sbde such na
mation Of how much Importance to use in cases If
weak hacks spinal raon and in fact all kinds ST weakness or
nHamaton As an external application in Liver Complaints main
III tc hs ana shoulders, has equal and pain extractor
there no magical drops naments that will compare with the
JEW DANlDS or HEBREW PLASTE-that is the remedy and
Two wen known among physicians general to need any fur
her description Thousands have relieved by this plaster
after every other application has failed pamphlet giving an me-
count OF It's discovery with certificates dectons accompany
each box winch sufficient to spread plase-Prce 50
cents pleasant to and need fear Of taking cold
in that part over which the plaster is applied
For sale by 5. X. COLLINS Montpelier Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
DAEBEV9S.

The Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
IO the wonder and blessing Of the age hundred fold cheape
and superior all other compounds Fame from million tongue
says next to the Bible let it be przedv off 500 box W.
would Keep constantly in the house, hold it as indispensable
as bread" All palms, those of the burns are Instantly
stopped by it, and bised swollen boken strained stung pol
sOned cut med or otherwise wounded parts CURED WITH
OUT SCAR unites broken limbs RAPIDLY the
sore eyes, CoNMProN inflammation and panness of the bowels
indeed internal and external soreness and spinal in
Jues in truth, whether Man Beast be suffering like miracle
-
The renovatng and bamy influence this wonder ing san
aVe Is fast extending itself into every this intelligent con
unent Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair daugtp
Wn It's precincts viii say, eve TO its MAGIC touch
turn your footsteps towards the humble cottage and the Ten
der mother VIII ess its soothing aid; and prudent husband
man VIII confess he has never lost cows udder geded lamb
pg CALI or colt had CALLED shouderd or lost his labor nv
hurts or strains since he has used it, For vast host of diseases
or which Tins mighty save is preeminenty beneficial and for
history OF the ogeres upon it, pamphlets of Agents. If H.
Daley be not written each box in cooed ink with pen it is
pOs0ns you buy. - - r~"'
For Nassau ST. one door above Ann and ., Mrs Uavs
l39 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
The genuine for BY the following Anents RHpTrrLp
Montpelier A. Ceayeland, Brookfed e. Hobart Co., West
and0pj f. X Answ0rh, Wilamstown; N G. Hale, Chelsea;
j. Pratt Post Mills G. W. Prchard Som Bradtord A. T. Ban
croft Plainhed NJ Wires Cambridge; II. s. Camp, Stowe; R.
Land0n Co., Wistonj Gos Iqtchns, Waterbury, ]. Saw
yer, Moretown; Cushman Flint Wanen Waterman & Cudy
Morisvle; R. Smith ndlow r chlds Wilmington Briggs
Price, Rochester, Nevens Royalton G. r. Mouon Brds
water; II, N. Smith, Bethel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
GREEN MOUNTAIN FIR EEMAN

the students, who, as soon as they saw him at
distance, resolved to make some ridcule of him
As soon as hecame up, they accosted him witt
Your servant, Sir 7 He replied, Your servant
gentlemen 2 They asked him if he had not beef
preaching very much against drunkenness Of late
He answered in the affirmative. They theI
told him that they had favor to beg of him
and it was that he would preach sermon to then
there, from a text they should choose. He al
gued that it was an imposition, for man ough
to have some consideration before preaching
They said they would not put up with denial
and insisted on his preaching Immediately lin
hollow tree which stood by the roadsde) from
the word M. A. L. T. He then began Be
loved, let me crave your attention | am a lit
tie man-come at a short notice to preach a
short sermon--from short text--to thin con-
gregation-in an unworthy pulpit Beloved, my
text is Malt | cannot divide it into sentetl-
ces, there being none; nor into words, there be-
ing but one; must therefore of necessity, d-
vide it into letters, which find in my text to
be these four-M A. L. T.
Ms Moral. ..
AIS AllegoricaI .fa
lis Literal
tbs Theological
The Moral, is to teach you, rustics, good
manners therefore M-my Masters, All of
you, Leave off, Tripping
The Allegorical is, when one thing is spo-
ken of, and another meant The thing spoken
of is Malt. The thing meant is the spirit of
Malt which you, rustics make M--your Meat,
A-your Apparel, I.-your Liberty, and T-your
Trust
The Literal is, according to the letters, NJ
much, ALE, Little, Trust
The Theological is, according to the effects
Of works-in some, M-Murder in others, A
all, I.--Looseness of Life, and
in many, T-Treachery
! shall conclude the subject, First, by way of
Exhortaton M-my Master, A-All of you,
Listen, ITO my Text. Second, by way
Of Caution. M-my Masters, A-All of you,
Look for, THE Truth. Third, by way off
the Truth, which is this A
Drunkard is the annoyance of modesty the
spoil of civiIity; the destruction ofreason the
'obbers agent the ale-house's benefactor his
Nife's sorrow; his chdren's trouble; his own
shame; his neighbours scoh'; walking swill-
BOWL; the picture Of beast; the monster of
man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
old by 5. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, Vt.
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
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eltectuay than other pills use supecede them al
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he Ihy are not recommended to everything; say
without fear Of contradictions that pills their equal in reno
wing diseases originating in the stomach and bowels liver
ctOns and bilious Diseases such dumb agu fever and
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properties for their speedy removal From years experience
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Read what other pills good for and what they cure and if
the Brisk are not superior to them all then discard them DO not
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diseasebut try the Brisk Psthe cheapest pills in use
and then will have chance to Judge of their merit or dement,
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maps supersede every pill in They quick and easy
Their opeo giving life and tone to all the torpid organs throw
ing off impure matters humors leaving system clear and
healthy This all that any medicine do, Notwithstanding
the great show of words and fictitious certificates. We are deter
mined to let these pills stand upon their reputation win or
All we ask is for fair and impartial trial They can be taken by
o ana young at any time with perfect safety They an ex
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tues Wholesale and retail by ]. o. FAY Co.. Fulton street
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Il e.m y era "A &c (.
A Quaint Sermon.

Mr.. Dodd was minister, who lived MANY
years ago few miles from Cambridge; and
having several times been preaching against
drunkenness, some of the Cambridge scholars
Conscience, which is sharper than ten thousand
witnesses, being their montor,) were very much
offended, and thought he made reflections on
them, Some little time after, Mr. Dodd was
walking towards Cambridge and met some Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11

Messrs. EditOrs-The following editorial re-
marks find in the New York Express of Aug.
LIST ls45, leading wing paper--a paper by the
way that have taken and paid for twenty-one
years. Query-ought any New Highlander to
sustain paper that deliberately ISLANDERS and ira
duces so many fher citizens? ask our wing
friends to read and answer
The remarks were elected by the following
resolutions adopted unanimously at a convention
of the Maine Liberty Party in July last
Resolved, That the fundamental prin-
ciples of the Constitution of the United States
and of American Slavery are antagonistical--r
7lAat Slavery and the Constitution cannot both
Sfv m1intained That the gov
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE

fo some unaccountabe for the last years. ma
ny YOUNG male aud female have had the misfortune
have their hair turn permanently gray We have been frequently
appgd TO Tor something TO turn the hair bnck its al color
% mas induced us to goto much trouble expense in order
furnish customers and the public generally with new and i'm
proved ar Dyeone that nearly eecual least in
furious to the head or hair for the moderate price
TIC We have succeeded beyond expectations This article we
oer to the public with great confidence We Thorough
cry eted no after tme before could offer for The
price such that all can afford to use it, and its quality believe
to be superior TO any before made.
Sold by Comock Ross No. 10 fremont Row Boston and nv
s.. X. COLLINS, Montpelier - =