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Rail Road Notice,

THE COMMISSIONERS appointed By
the act of The Legislature incorporating the
CHAMPLAIN and CONNECTICUT RIVER RAIL
RoAp COMPANY, hereby give notice that
Books for subscriptions 10 the capital stock
Of said company, will be opened on the 10Th
day ofJune next at the following places-at
Follett. Bradley & Co.'S Store in Burlington
at George T. Hodges Store in Rutland
at Calvin Townsley & Sons in Brattleboro,
and at some place i'll every town on and con-
tiguous to the line OF the road.
Timothy Toilet, !
John A. Couant,
George t. Hodges,
Luther Daniels,
Calvin Townsley, Commits
Samuel Barker, sioners.
William Nash,
Ambrose l. Brown,
Henry N Fullerton.
William Henry.
Rutland, May 6 ls45. f.-f .
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NIB w GOODS,

| HAVE just returned from Market and
am now opening 4 stock Of goods consisting
Of almost every article called for in the line.
of Fancy amt Staple Dry Goods, Crookery,
Glass and China Hare, Hdrd-irdre, Gro
cerics, Drugs and Dye St'Ifs, which have
purchased at very low prices and Hm willing
10 sell at Il very small advance from cost.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and examine goods and prices, and |
&c. MEAD.
Cornwall;-Vt.. May 7th 1915.
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Copper Pumps,

And Lead Pipe, at reduced priccs.2
Eagle and TatOr PLOWS-surc:ior to iny
olhcr description.
Stove Pots--exceedingly nice. Towit:
20 and y quarts jog Pots to fit 10 inch hoes,
IA j!
Just the rery article waited for The stoves now
in use; ard Other Hollow Wac, Stoves, Caul-
drons, arch and oven mouths, in, waIc &c, for
sale ty CLARK RIC H.
ShorehaIn, Aril 80, 1915. I;3w
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-05-21
Carrot Seeds,

Long white and Orange Carrot Seeds
from the Quincy Fall seed store just reer we'd
by p. W.COLLIES.
April 26.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-05-21

BONNETS Of diverse qualities and ma
terials, among which are Plain Florence
Birds Eye, Fine straw, ladies misses and
children's Bonnets: any Of which will make
an ugly woman look good as need be, and
pretty woman past all comparison.
II. BECKWITH g. co.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-05-21
A Valuable Medicine,

DIR. Brandreth's Vegetable Pills have proved them
selves an efiecua assistant of nature having cured in
the United States at least one hundred thousand per
sons Of diseases which had been pronounced incura-
bic by medical men the first rank and and stand ug
These Pills, form the peculiar properties they nos
sess, are calculated TO Cure Diseases whatever be its
name, all having the same origin. in any person IN
whom Us the universal "breath cflile,' who par,akes
OF the universal zone blood, Of which are made
all people who dwell upon the earth, and whose dis
order arises from the universal roof Of all disease
namely imPurty or imperfect circulation of the blood
Those who are suffering from bad state Of health,
will do well TO give them a trial.
AGENTS.
Jonathan Hagar, Mddebury; Alfred p Res
coe, New Haven, Warren s. Brown, Addison;
P. tlesch'r and Son, Bridport; Wright and
Bush, Shorehsm; W. B. Bixby, vergennes;
I.sC. Mead. Cornwall; J. Simonds, Watch
Point; A. Wetherbee, FeIrisLurgh Centre
Allen and Wheeler, North Ferrsbnrgh; NV.
Kinsley, Monkton Ridge; Geo. W. Parmelee
Bristol; Simon Taft. Whiting.
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Herds-Grass Seed.

Muslin and silk strip'd Ginghams, Marque-
sas, rich. NJ. de Lanes, French Balzarines.
new styles. Printed Lawns, and large lot
oishawls, selling very low by
p w. COLLINS.
April 26.
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NOATSKIN Bootees, pretty article for Gents
VI Summer wear, for sale by Fl. A. SHELDON
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DISSOLUTION.
NEW CASH STORE,

pARASOLS, &c.-Fine Paris Parasols, Para
l. solettes, and Sun Shades, at a low price,
for sale by H. A. SHELDON.
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HATS.-Another lot Of Legay G. cos, superb
or Moleskin Hats, which gave such univer-
sal satisfaction last year, Leghorn Hats just reed
by H.A. SHELDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-06
General Assembly OF Virginia.
SENATE.

WEDSEsDAY. Feb. 5, lsl5.
The resolution from the House. for election OF the
Public Officers on the 9Th instant laid on the table,
TEXAS RESOLUTIONS.
The SENATE resumed the consideration the
the subject Vi the admission Texas into the niun
The question pending the motion Of Mr.. Thompson
OF kanawha TO upon the enate 10 the
| amendment of the House.
Mr. STASARD entered somewhat large into an srgu.
ment, founded upon the Constitution ITSELF and upon i,s
eoemPoraneous hislory-snd coniendng that the power
claimed ITO annex foreign State by joint resoution was
dangerous aud alarming assumption Of authority la-
tudnous construction OF the Constitution end had
been exercised in this unlimited Mr.. s. illustrate
| his position by variety OF strong views.
Mr.. CARTER made n few repsrks and answered ques
ton o Mr.. McMULLES former occasion, in reference
to Mr. Jehersons admission OF Louisiana. Mr. c. quoted
another letter of Mr.. Jefferson TO Mr. Breckenridge of
Aug. 1903 in which letter Mr.. T. asserts that the Con.
sttuon has made provision for our holding FOREIGN
territory st less for Incorporating foreign atoms into
sour Union" And added, " The Executive in Yezina
The fugitive which somuch advances the good
oil the country, haze done an act beyoAd the Consu.
| tion.
Mr. THOMPSON Of Amherst added few remarks TO hi.
positions taken few days since, and urged Senators TO
consider well tho compromises OF the Constitution before
they insisted upon the present OF that
meni.
| After few incidental remarks by Messrs McMuILry
| aud BJNDURANr,
Mr. THoNPsoS of H. replied to the arguments of Messr-
SrASARD CAPERroS and other and that
there examples OF the Of power by
Cong ess in the way Of eompaefs with other nutions e.
When Mr.. r. concluded,
Mr.. WALLACE made some concilatory remarks on the
state OF the question between the Houses and the ne
cesiiy OF some Joint action which would be effective Mr.
w. asked Mr. THOMPSON TO Withdraw his motion insist
upon the Senne's amendment. order full ond free
conference might be asked with the other House, &c.
| Mr. McMuLLES opposed the wihd rawn Of the motion.
and hoped the Senate would stand firm. IL was not the
| time ask for a conference.
| Mr. Tn 'MrsoN declined TO withdraw his motion TO In
sisr. in the present OF the proceedings.
Messrs. McCAULEy and PENN desired a division Of the
question: so To enable them separately on the
two amendments.
Additional remarks made points Of order and
incidental matters, by Messrs BOndurani, Thompson of
| X, Wallace, Cox, Gallaher, and McMullen.
An Intellectual motion made . adjourn.
Some furtherremsrks made the power divide
the question: when, before taking VOTE on motion Of Mr.
Crawford, the Senate adjourned ut nearly o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-06
EUGENE MCDONNELL
APPLICATION
Or THE BALTIMORE Ono CANAL CoxPAxY FOR THE RIGHT
THROUGH VIRoIxIA.

VI THE BALTIMORE ONO CANAL CoMPASY FOR THE RIGHT
Oh WAY THRoudH VtRGIyIA.
BY request, publish Pittsburg Memorial to the lie.
gislauTo OF Pennsy unin Of conceding TO the Bal
umore and Ohio Canal Company the privilege Of reaching
the Ohio River at Piitsburg by railroad pushed from Cum
berland IN Maryland the point which the works Of that
Company are at suspended. Pennsylvania gave the
privilege in 1928, but reacied it in 1882 from Jealousy
that the would initiate against the interests of the
public improvements OF that having their western
terminus at Pttsburg.
Ii would appear now from this memorial and many other
proofs that Pennsylvania disposed reconsider her act
denying right Of way the Baltimore Company to re-
confer the privilege Of 1923, permitting them to 20 to Pits
bug. and 10 recall them to that State.
Meanwhile, driven from Pennsylvania they had appeal
ed to Virginia for right Of way the Ohio River and
that night extended them by the Legislature the City
of Wheeling TO be the terminus.
But this right has been vacated by the on.compance
with the conditions upon which it granted aud Bal
umore Company having instituted surveys now dispo-
sed 10 leave Wheeling bundled miles 10 the right, and
TO meet the Ohio River PakersGurg in the county Of
Wood. ard has memorial before the Legislature to that
effect.
This uppcson encountered by powerful interests
that OF Wheeling. which city it supposed will be great
y injured by the tapping travel and at Par
kerburg-and by the James River interest which, propo-
sing u meet the Ohio at the mouth OF the Great Kanaw
ha, eoneeives that this Rail Road Baltimore will
cut of the resources upon which il relied sustain tho
great Central Virginia Improvement.
In reply TO these fears the BALTIMORE Company and il.
friends argue in the general. thus That the people are
entitled first above all to right Of way to market O.
That Virginia cannot make the rail road now proposed
through the North West Of Virginia connect with the c..
nal at Cumberland in Maryland and that as she cannot do
it, II is the dog in the policy allow Others TO do
it, who offer without cost to Virginia or the
people Of Virginia, and providing not only way oue Of
the best markets on the continent, but eSpendng millions
Of money in constructing the road g. That IL will not
compete with the James River Improvement there will
be ample product from the Valley Of the Mississippi for the
maintenance and support Of each 4. That IL is no, a
question Of rivalry between Richmond and Baltimore but
between Baltimore sud the cities farther North.
We but aim to present outline Of the argument not
understanding This very curious and intricate question well
enough TO venture so deep wste to take Sides Per.
hsps we may come 10 be better informed.
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- oss9ns = - wy e usnsiro county. =, the
49, sssS ~ Chair. aud x. y. CAvraoKx appointed
ossssssy.
O. essea q Dr. John 4. Gssnet, the following Pre-.
sass s.d Rs.s,ssions sdopssd,
"wszasAs Coaveation Of Delegates from the counties
soapsssaG ~ Riehmsad Congcssions Dhic to be held
- ~ Ctu q eiehnond ths sob instant. select
sss<1ss q - Wing party 70 represent, the Dstrc In the
si csaGn e Tie DATED sss'ss hes been determined
rA~aws. Rsss,vsi. Lea. That the wings Of Henrieo
cordially scquisscs In such discrimination, and hereby
VUs ousslvs 70 sbids the choice Of that Convention,
cd ytslt ~ noninss hearty support.
-. That whiIs ere highly appreciate, and regard with
slsgs VI grsssfsl remembrance, the able services OF
Dsay Wings In District. sho have been efficient Co.
voskss In country csuse and equally deserve our
nssy I'D high ooosidsratieas rseommsnd to the Con.
vssttoa shs name Of dsingashed eountymsn, JNO.
~ B0TrS-whoss ssoru in sshsf Of that glorious
vksek Wing % dssdy lovss, while heretofore the
ssnss wili never ~ compromised in his hands.
- Id Rssssst That IS delegates be appointed to repre-
ussa - county In ssid Convention and that they
hey rs1usssed TO oil proper means TO promote and
sy os die wishes Of the Wings Of Henco ss expressed
a ths above resolution.
Ard aooon, the Chair appointed the following dele
gasss; Juo. r. Csrneu r. q Cauhotn, Thomas Pollard.
1ss p Burton David Br9scs. J. r. Keesee. T. y. Bur
-, 3. q. Page, Alfred Winston, J. r. Crouch. J. H..
l1sss.rt Samuel Plesssnu, William Cullngswor,h Shsr.
- 0eRse and Fsndsll Griffin.
,sAsA, motion the Chairman was added to the delesa
60.
District and the City Of Richmond have net appointed
delegates 10 the Convention he requested TO do
Rssslssd That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
b ensd By the Chairman and Secretary and pubiished
IN ,As RieAmond Wing and Compiler:
eiA j. B. KEESEE, Chairman.
RS cAvruo.s. Secretary
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

"WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9th, 1915.
Reports made by the various standing Committees.
The Committee Claims, asked be discharged from
the further consideration Of the petition Of Thos Newton
praying to be released from the penalties Of forfeited
cognzunce.
Mr. SNrTH moved reverse the decision of the Com.
mee in relation 10 the petition Of Benjamin Wright of
Jackson County, praying for divorce from HE wife, by
amending the report to cause IL to read-Resoyed
the sense Of the Committee That the prayer Of the Pc
iitloner is Reasonable. instead Of Unreasonable.
This motion gave rise TO remarks by Messrs. SIXTH,
PRESTON, HALL, TAYLOR Of b., McPHERsos, WITcHER,
and LASfER.
Upon this motion, the aye, and were called. and
resnted-ayes &c, noes 30, so the motion prevailed.
The report ss amended, was adopted.
Motion was made by Mr.. Toler reverse the decision
Of the committee in relation the petition Of George b.
Thermon. asking to be divorced from bis wife, by amend
ing the report, TO IL to rood Resolved the
opinion Of the committee, That the prayer OF the petit
toner IL REAsJSABLE, instead Of uSRrAsosABLKwhichw
carried.
Tho report as amended, was adopted.
The following engrossed bills were read third time
bill for changing the name Of place for Precinct
Election 10 the county Of Loudoun Passed.
bill authorizing ihe Independent Order Of Odd Eel.
lows at Harpef's Ferry 10 hold limited OF real
estate and take bonds robeir Treasurer and for other
purpOses. Passed.
bill imposing taxes for the support Of Government
Passed.
bill establishing the county Appomut,ox ou, Of part.
Of Buckingham, Campbell, Prince Edward, and Charlotte.
Passed
Mr.. ToLrn being instructed, opposed the establishment
Of the county. He said that the application for
county originated In imaginary gntyances-thnt although
the formation Of new county, might remedy the slight in
convoniencos TO which few exposed, yet would
subject the greater portion Of the people o Buckingham
least to much greater this coun.
~ be formed, Buckinghsm house must necessarily be
moved subjcciing tho inhabitants Of the village where IL
nov stands, great and unavoidable losses. lie
doubted the propoy Of farther dividing counties East Of
the Ridge.
Mr. rpxRsos advocated tho claims Of the county.
Mr. oLER farther observed that tho interest taken In tins
matter, by persons residing within ths limits Of The
county NOT by means, 80 extensive az represented
by Mr.. ASDKRsOs-thst iow Interested individuals
the prime u this excitement.
Mr. FLovD observed ibst he personally was fsyorsbly
Disposed towards the formation II county but felt
compelled in obedience the instructions Of large
jofity " the voters o. buckingham. TO oppose IL.
Mr.. MosxLky opposed the establishment of
y-he ssid that would inevitably result In great ncen.
vsnsnce aud los many Of the people Of Buckingham,
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10 ~ bdf'grs IF TIE Way
hes'rs bditors-But short time since, ! observed
communication IN the Wbig respecting the claims Of Mr.
o Dodge nov 10 our city, artist Of great merit
" may be needless Tor 10 add any thing what has
tesoy been said bot feel h duty which cannot well
pass over fear that Of our citizen who have been
W me hab ~ paying very high prices for work this kind
haVe come 10 The conclusion that becsuse Mr. d. not
vel executed but will take the rcspus bity in saying
ha w Us miniatures grcaiy sup,nof 10 any thing
OF he Mind have executed In Richmond Of any
W'e' ano hs ehage Tor the ordinary sire, hot 25. Ills
~ IN puirg u thus low, bring within the means
ON nh who may ~.s.i ~ possess them understand Mr..
viii leave here IN few weeks; ard wvus IL not be we'll
10 make him eaily cslil
urge this hos, for fear some may say when he
has ei' us. ~ wish had employed Mr. Dodge TO paint
my minsture." VIRGINIA.
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CULPEPER.
To Tia Edifsrs of fAe Wig:

To The Editors Of fAe Wing:
Gcnuemen-A communication was published in the
Wing o the 2oih OF January, signed Little Fork, in
which the writer, in anticipation OF an event. altogether
probematica proposes Mr. Jno. &. Hsnsborough the
psope Of Cuipeper, as the Wing candidate for seat IN
me uex w. Legislature Inc winter does not say that
MAJOR Broadus holds office with provoking
does he seem to design, overly, TO intimate such
thnes Bot this premature nomination OF successor looks
csnempa'ed with resignation not altogether Phosophc.
and that his tenacity for ONCE, beginning 10 awaken
pretty much TINT Kind oi impanence with which eSpec
tsns in spite OF their better nature sometime said to
confempate the tantalzing longevity OF rich relaou
Although u Is not matter OF very grave consequence still
be regretted that Little Fork did not think 10
avail himself ct Mr. hansboroushs advice before h. IN
oertook 10 herald MS cnlm over the head at Major b
For, either his OF decacv, his saRacity entities
him 10 hall the credit that Is sccorded TO him in the com
,ancaon OF his friend, he would doubtless have thanked
him Tor his zeal. but ~ the same time would have advised
soa<rkaf VI discretion. Whatever may be Major BIS in
socs to the particular views of the writer in question:
h s too well acquainted with the sentiments OF the people
u CuipePer. not To feel confident IN this ihtt long
hin continues be guided by the distinguished
virtue and ability which have hitherto uniformly marked
h public career. his constituents will regard him with
shated affection and with undminshed confidence
pablo and that whenever he shall announce
bic determination impose upon the the necessity
o ehoosing successor will be amidst the
grss OF his party.
M hansborough may be gentleman OF intelligence
and worth In all probability, "Litde Fork" urUn this
point, speaks adsisedy Al all events would i'll become
she writer OF this paragraph 10 nsnuste any thing the
coauary or 10 underrate, or IN dpar,ge
biz claims, for he is total stranger him. But il "Lue
fork IN the selection OF his signature, intends leave
the inference at his friend OF the precinct,
whose name he assumes he nsinuates unfaithful
Interpretation OF public ssnfment for in that of the
eoenty, Mr. u. liue known. And il the
pondent ID the Whg ~ere as convessnf with the feelings
OF The people OF the Liue Fork Re is quick
friend, he would haze known that she has fayours Of
own. whose claims she will not with inconsdernte
base but with all becoming ZEAL whenever the proper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-06
TEXAS AGAIN.

In the State Senate yesterday progress was made on
The pending queston-which was the motion Of Mr..
Thompson Of Kanawhs to insist upon the senscs smend.
ment 10 the amendment Of the House. This amendment
II will be recolected insisted upon tse declaration by the
Assembly that the admission Of Texas by aoin resolution
Of Consr,ss, was both lawful and constitutional.
Mr. si'nard made speech Of great ability against this
assumption Of power, snd sustained himself by train ri
reasoning aud authority which seemed irresistible. Mr.
Thompson, Of X did suemp, On answer. bu, GER
ainy inside but little impression upon the logcs fores.
Of his opponent Other gentlemen entered briefly into
the subject
Mr. Wallace Of Fauquer. with infinitely more of saga.
city than his coaduors, plainly that an adherence
on the part Of tie Senate would defeat The object NJ the
poriy. and therefore suggested Mr. Thompson with
dfawal Of the motion TO admitting, ne we under.
stand, that the Senate that first raised the oossrrv-
question, which prevented concurrence in the
general proposition Of iavoring The admission Of Tesa
IL will be recceced that the original sorion they had
WAVED any expression tbst point tH
Thus the MISTER stands present snd notwithstanding
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psc:'ssiHs 's ness aosrsAias vsss, would b sseo.
msd.sirs few. at The ezpenss o. Tie many.
standing spc" Tue seine grcusd ~ In the canvass
The ayes aud called upon The p,.s.ss ol tho
OH. and resulted - follow: ayes IS. aces 50.
rhsms.a as rSs.:'1; a.ya:; Powell. Esl'sa q Aug.
win'rss. noeseo Thospsoa of Dsnw,dds. Msphsll Of
sssasr; Iyr,: Sure. brooks. Canon. Lov.u. French.
Blue. Ward. Bs.ssu. woossoa Goodwin. bovd.r. Hsvss
tisnaIy Farley. Taylor u Loadoun Gordon BiscLvell
Pool, Wade, Hamilton Of MSaros. Middls,oa Edrna,on
Hamilton Of Preston Anderson D.nis of Prince G:orr.
Sturm, Frant,, White, Coo,es. Msftz, Cowan Kane De-
ni.'r s,icsisy. Tate Hsdsm;n. Dlsrd Freeman New.
NoEs-Aessr. Southsll (5pesksr.l Pitss, brown C.mp
bell. seraxEs, Psnds'on. Mysrs Flood. Meassy BeuS-
rns Fox. T2sr Bosddas of Caroline, Lacy. Bfo.dus Of
Cuipcpet. Wood, Gsrnst Edmunds Of Fsuquier, Payne
Helms, Winston, Lee, M'Rse Of Henrco Turner Of JET.
ierson. Townsr, Smith. Davis Of King and Queen. Wal.
,,Ss k,msy Grube Banks Psrrost Bssksrvl, PRESTON,
Patrick. Boiling. wisehsr Lsner. Cocks Dey Mscrse u
lsski--5o. Ia. lI'.,--- 80 - 80
So tho billapsssed.
Mr. wrcaEs moved lay the bills on the table for the
purpose OF moving Reconsideration Of the vote passing
the bill concerning tho Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
hsrSers ee"y-wheh motion wss rejected; syss SO.
The motion to lay the bills on tho ,asl. was and
carried. fiF-
Mr. wrrcHKs then moved the reconsideration Of tho
vote passing the bill concerning The Order Of Odd Fsl
lows-which was sgreed TO.
MT. Warns proposed the following ryder to the bill.
Provided. however that this may be altered modified
bly, OF Va.
Mr. wrcnss va. opposed granting privileges. TO So.
cietes. IL he could bring himself to do % to any he
would grant them 10 Religious Societies.
Mr. TAYLOR Of N. B.. conended that no evil could result
part Of the bill.
Before any vote. on motion Of Mr.. Andsnson,
The House adjourned.