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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-29

HNEHEN AHWVH1Ty !.
1854 -;1r1-- 5000 GA b
GREAT I.AFIkACTiONi
.,,ylf% l.nss Nn.t MY. =
yATr - ~. ..ss,,, co.. o.. :, ~ 80, 70, ~,
--"A ~ pTsN' $3.50 's-'A " ~ Tux SOLDIER. =
= t,,.. 1s.,.sx.y x,,,..l.. ~, On
/, - Ss'. 80, The Psrtt
- 9 80 tsA Mn pD,S Tsw,,,
--- .sts' uAADLLu - rAIk.
orTwESry YEARS ~ A cAx,Irn..,rvr.
'Msi;osi. > ''''' So : NJ; ~ e.
.- =. = IL -. '''"'" :,
r,,,.. -. p'N't' ny ,-....,'- Nil GysTRrDy
'oA'V SONG "r,r''.sl s,si.,y.". =. -. Ne DANES
IN" evening wh the Comic oee,u AZ
t. 81. TME rOO4 sOy DsER
Pstsisk, .- - 100, 80, = = : "
Fa,AesI.l..s ,...,-.., NJ NJ Poorest
W For particular. 90. small hill.
w Bor-s rs COS! PIT so et. -roLsur.d GALLERY Is eta
-. :, -. - :, =. = - q -. 2 y,
a., 10 disernce or opinion AMONG
S, lin, ,ss 1910 ,h 'o.' Of .sn'. a,s.- one portion
upo, an. sr.,r 81 @ - % ee's nsa.f' acts principally
h-r AZ. numb ND C,rva,sy Ts,~d go - an.oas
,ssS S-,asa dispute. s,.S s,' s. ss
.s' ,.na~n.1 sase,,on. NJ Tho ..a and may
through tAi. . tim, s,s. s ~ ssa
nsry influences spea Of m.sd.e. 1850
fos fr'her evasnse or ~ ,up-ro,
ufcacy % unp,-,s wh u,a n. ah,.. 80 $3.50
gratis. 'r-' + - -. 500 = : s
~ ~ prrc.frd !, ma ,ots ,,.,, -,
in,. No n ~ 80, "isIi'e buih-
sold, ai-o by ALgN DpVAL co 1~.n, NJ, -, na.
"s ~ W rice 81 pei so.ue OF .i coules Tor IS
-,--s FOR RENT IN LEASE
- III 1870, -,
IA line ociagon dwelling house with its out
EEL buings fora,sry occupied as nv NJ Ro,,,
G'eenhow For Crunp by letter addressed
to the ruhserbfr Al wa.hngton City.
sau s-diwh1a~f b., ,-- ;, ROBERT GREENHow.
1aStJh, Too,,.s,,, - g. =, .,,--
w N'"a"' ~ ihokNToN is this
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-29

G. BEiNCkERiiuFF, Ftoptrrtot n v.
Principal O1ce. sac Rroius street. New YofE
w For sale BY The Agent.
~ CAYNOE wOODE co Dfu-vis,
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s'OE. Yxfs..-.sO. 20.

,. :, ,... .,.,,,,..,...,. >,c, .N,x
bHe'fE hhM ''abo"'p'7 ~ '''o""' -.
-'n AZ p''is :" 'le county, "o"'" a'o No." $50 !" 49,.
ouphy.n"" .'le ARMS, ava w S""o paws ~ ~ -
"'s naVe 't'l'' h', ee1e'ee "'', my ,,. III
He'e III h'io NJ que H"s "," !" s"e~a ''t' -
hat'''ne ~ inc "aso ~ "'ffss', '"'o' 49,.
oefs o' ''eh eo1p' over !" "sss' ," we AVS, 80 -,
presents the only opportunity "he" "eF nav" ~ ~
s'u'se y, III" l'h'' ~ ea'n"s "e '''" ~ 80
rem q, 'slf 'ahlas ana ls'e'" l'a'ches' N""R 70.
exceed me aeNH.uimh ana Sl'ai"a',"" u W." ny
ata seen alatSed' tagged aha u''y my"n u" "es'"
u'l' WIN me 'a''e's hahphG an"u' oi'h hee W" "
",'uaR h"hoe upon ''a'@ea s"'a'
h''eu III one ease on l"e 'af'e -~wh''p' an'''eN
aodef Nv, ''nan'~ mgh' 90 es'nr'fu Pun, o''"'."
"o" "'" 'u' la'"e' lus"''s '"P's'u 'u',,'R ~
harvest; 'a'so pt"'"n" Whe" "''o "''''", '"oat
~, Exclusively 'f'gh. '"' avef'ge ways pau ""e" :"
nus ,ase W's 9'a sp'"2 s'''"e '' a"'"'Y 'a 49,
pr Jay "n1 ,Ne't h'1' "n''" "as estimate" ~ aaas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
correspondent, of The Richmond Wing ia noticing

correspondent of The Richmond Wing ia noticing
the performance ot difficult surgical operation by Pro-
lessor W AREEn ot that city, says
"On Friday last, in the presence q. about fifteen spec
laurs be removed The entire jaw ifon HE angr on one
side 10 that Of the opposite, with an en1rn"us tnWnnf
oslo saeune. The portion of the Jaw removed Is
that which contains all OF the teeth The tnmor weighed
over pounds. The honor of The operation can only
be appr,c laed by those whu witnessed H. The calh-
ness. deliberations skill and pronpness vi the Surgeon
inspired The spectators with confidence that all Would be
we'll; and twenty minutes from the time tie first m
cson was made, the operation was completed. Now,
the filth dag from The operation, the man IS dung well
taking food, and giving promise Of speedy res'ora''on
W uhin the last zen days, have seen Dr. Warner re-
move u schlrhus mama, large malignant ininor-pet.
form successfully the operation OF bithoolny, and "a
tact large sone from the bladder Of boy four Yeas
OILS"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
EpGEvyeEerza Seminary,
LIBERTY. Brurogp Co, Y

LIBERTY, REpFoRD Co, VA.
MRS y. v i.oMAA, having associated MRS.
vs JANE TAYLeE WORfillhGFON IN the
Management, If ihs institution. its exercises viii be con
,nutd npnn the as hcirtoore.
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons Of this iustu
tru lakr pl,a<ure assuring The public that al exrer
puce ii twelve nunths enab IS them To recommend Mis-
f.. V. i.oa,a1. lady who hgs IN every respect
r.d..m-d the high reputation which preceded her
They are satisfied That 'e connection nnnnnced above.
Will susuc tise interested in Female Education. ad
v,nsces (o hc Improvement of tie minds aud The Tor,
Of The Of pupils inferior Ia none IN VIZ
Enn. NilIlA VI lfhi.f
WM NJ. BURNELL,
WM. DICKINSON. JR.
RIO. CAMPBELL,
J.. SlltMSKER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN COOK.
q w. NiNGflELD,
jN0.F. SALE,
SAApI. RfFCilEY,
DR.. ITO. 2. MITCHELL,
DIR. "A vi RI PHILLIPS,
Ar INSTEAD OTEY.
1 Oct. 6 Is
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Rlr,Jar].--Tbis excellent plant, which should have
place in very garden, very easily raised requiring
nothing moe dian red lamy situation II IS IA of-
ehsrd IN miniature H., stems Of leaves anqrdine
substance which is an excellent substitute Tor apples TO
make sauce or pics.
'fhe sauce made from II, is very wholesome and pala
lable. aud will be good preventive oi bowel com
plants.
II is said that by stowins it wih sugar and prepa ing
in The same manner as for the table II may be bottled
and cuked up tight and preserved I'LL winlff.
Indeed we do not why 1t may moi he kept as long
as apple sauce any OF the berries thai are preserved IN
this way, without being b'i'ied np-S"he at our good
housewives had better Try the Experimental Maine
Farmer.
Ttlt is no, only 'prercniire." but cure, even in
their chronic forms --Ei Amer. Farm.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

A MAN who said his name was Coleman. rooe On
"A from my sable, Monday the 22d September a
tey horse about years old. with white had lee' an
enlargement Of the jaw bone just under the chm ane
s,ars on his hind legs as tion he had kicked while in
Ln.ss There was on the horse double stitched sads
die. with wadded skirts and stitched seat also, black
sppiIle-b bride and a marln1ale.
Coleman is a small man, about y years old, aud had
~, coal aud panlaloons OF Glack>dyed Virginia coi'
am ,,d that On TUESDAY the End ult. he on the
yo.hhurn road inquirns the way 10 Bedford cnuniy.
Twill pive Tie above reward for the delivery or de-
t,Iii,r Of tue ihet and property.
TllOS. DAVIS.
lichmond, Oct 6 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

A Lazy OF BREvfrY-A short. FAT woman, th a
dress covered iih iouucos reminds Us of . beer barrel
wh number OF houps round H--mll of wind aud
fro. II is range how te Taste females display.
IN The matter ii dress:-a all female souid
spfd dress; whilst short one should wear none oii-
er-ihe first should wear several ules or ounces, be
cause they tend to break tue hung Inc al her figures Tor
The same eason the la5y Of ufasty siouj alold hun
COS, IA lle, nake her Oh shorter.
.ho,jsk Daiiy Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

MEXICAN BONBAST.-Ihe ElloWing curious
specimen u ppunhlst Is from iampico taper-"Nhy
are not out gaYn troops battling with THESE fanhets,
drunk win 1ehisfey and meat, who would let them
selves bn killed like hoes2 Why hayenh the enemy $
advanced lrels persisted by he swords and ancos o our
lnyincihle veterans the NoHhl- Why should they be
permitted to ortfy themselves IN order that IN cold
baud and ing rinuSly, with heir fifteen chsnteted
rifles, they may make purchase victories destly}"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

The editor at the tiucunHu Chronicle, who recent
y returned r"m journey - atly tWo thousand miles,
inparis 10 his ades Ia recent humber u h o,rnal
d"fmal Ion respecting tbr nuaps at travelling IL,
ne I states and t,f trhii,r advantages and Ill sad
Vanlagea. lie pv,s. III the II his rptnnki M,
following ahnar flaeucti ii his i,arncy. Showing ha
Tine aud cost 81 eooveyances, exclusive OF hotels aud
paflemge.
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E.sss' EsGSsN -.

INCEST of the Laws, respecting Real Propct Y,
~ generally adopted aud in use IL The United Street
embracing more especially The law of Real Property
VngInla. by John Tayoe Lomax, Judge &c. Price
reduced 10 $500
treatise on the Law Of Executors and Administers
tors, generally IN use IN the United Safes and moro
particularly adapted 10 The praciice OF Virginia; by lis
same author. Price reduced 10 $1,000 For sale by
PAYNE & GREGORY. s
i. \ t.. rro prepared 10 furnish. for cash al short
notice, tno Law Books published the Norh pub.
shefs prces or cleap any of HE irapeiag Cook
settlers F. SG
iu1. is
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L.yH'FD FOE SIN r..

L.y.v'D FOE Sale.
AGAIN offer for sale my FARM in Nelson county,
4 near the courthouse, continuing
$40 Acres.
Th. farm is very valuable. well timbered. in very
healthy nerhborh0od and within ten miles of The James
River Canal The terms will be liberal Apply To
the subscriber in Lynchburg Spotsw"od Garland aud
Robert Whitehead a. Nelson courthouse.
J. GARLAND.
Sept. 30 is
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To relieve Gofc TT Ilorses-Rub spirits Of nrpen time
nm th breast o the horse; and If he be drenchcd with
he viii be relieved Hprsos shnud never BIZ put 10
we're walk on 4 full stomach, more hursrs are hurt by
had rivin! alter iull fe than by iul! feed alter
hard diving
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

A FlNE ASSORTMENT OF Casters, npw on hand
y and tr sale by u. W. MooaE.
Oc,.6 is
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N EW EAEL 40 q Ed = .

"it. ,@oscbers have just rcrivtda portion of iheir
on Al AND WINTER STOCK or SUPE.
y" hrAiJl-MADE CLOTHING, consisting in
D,, " ., SlPf' blue and black cIuh and beaver cloth
at. oH. god lnlxl, Sleeps grey, and fancy Over
l,aa a'Hs anu ofhce Coais; black, grey bIue-blach
!. Ia"cy French and Enelish doe sEin cass. Pants ;
,G s'S' satin, velvet. and fancy velvet, MARINE
le 'el'et and valencia Vests of every pattern and
wa an q. assormen, of AIerino and Lambs wool and
o,. Nh'f's and Drawers; cotton Shirts with linen
o. au collars. Scarfs and Cravals of variety Of
l,,s ' iaerns Gloves. iandkerchieis, Snspenders,
VI which will be sold low for cash by
Der PARjAM s HOPKINS.
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EeGcs1@.REs
D &c Il a. 4. ID IN & = All

fs'IE undersigned invite persons 10 mabe proposals
10 build a da at Appomattas eaurt hunse, Us fol
laws, viz house ~ by - leel, tNo series high,
twenty feel from the foundation Hour uunls below aud
above and passage al ee, and oi hammered dressed
rock. sod masoufy; the rucha secured with irtn dow,
cling pms the walls 10 be feet thltk. house Of
similar size and divisions, OF bfick tho walls 10 be Is
inches lhck with two windows to each ronn, two feet
square, with iron CRATES, with outer door faced with
sheet iron bali inch thick and the requisite number Of
doors for the other and passages, ot strong plank
similarly faced. The Guors of tewn OAK logs, 10 or
II inches wide, and inches thick.
Also "A house Of hcwn logs: OF sound heart oak. Sc
cured by dowelna pins the logs be 10 inches square,
the house 80 feet long by Is feet wide in the clear with
rooms on the lower floor and and passage
the second loor the ioor and ceiling of one
cond story to be of hewn LOGS, 10 inches wide and u
inches Thick the interior OF this TO be faced cell
ed with sheet iron; the balance Of The interior OF the
house to be cred with inch oak pine plank aud the
whole exterior surface OF this house 10 he covered by
strong shee, irun nth good nd Sufficient lap and put
on by 20 penny cut nails The doors and windows Of
this house be in all respects like those already descr
bed shonld the undersigned conclude 10 build Of lugs
The roofs either case. TO be strong and we'll construct
ed and covered with tin; chimney al each end OF the
house. with fire place above and below IN each.
The obec OF the undersigned Is To elicit proposals
10 the cost The above described buildings an1 the ue
at which they could be finished. Persons dismse1 10
undertake will be prepared to submit iheir bids pro-
posals at AppomattoX October court, lc4j.
J. W. FLOOD.
J. McDEARMON.
DAVID ROBERTSON, : Com.
JOHN JOHNS.
WILLIAM TRENT,
Sept. u0O
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ksscs,snsnnc. .EfAsts.

n CASES heavy RICHMOND JEANS, supe,
81 rio article Tor servants wear on consignment aud
Tor sale low, ifappllod for Immediately .
GEO. BAGBT
Sept. %
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e. EST. sks ~.

A EF,Vneat GUITARS ON hand which will be
u s,ld rsry lo,e to CLOSE consignment.
PAYNE & GREGORY.
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New FALL ~ WINTER esDUEsS,
VHOLESaLE ,l.ND RE1.iiL.
t. j HUHTON, DEALER IN STAPLE AND
E.S.s'lI' DIRE GDODS,
Is SOW RECEIVING SUPPLY or

FNQUAL in variety and cheapness 10 any ever offer
~ ed in this market Having taken particular pains
m the selection of his Fancy Goods and having bought
many syIe Of Dress Goods upon declining market, he
at,ers himself with being able 10 sell 10 all who may
oysr him with call An examination oil his stock is
earnestly solicited ...-.
p.S.ZAly sl,ch Of Ig-2no'5 C10E@gINGf
is ureommnny large, aud lemefkao'y chraP being able
Il, sell hear, ,poolea Goods tJf and women at 25
cen,s Nor yard T.. j. BURTON.
Scnt % tsif
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Cora .vgeyg for .SfrYe.

VIE subscriber has for sal- at The Lanshorn Mills
CORN MEAL. which he will sell i,r cash. Of
N exchange of Wheat, a, market prices.
a. n. MONTGOMERY
Aug, / Is
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FeHtHcs.s.

o. Feathers.
UUU LBS NEW GEESE FEATHERS on
man, osna and loi sale uw fr cash
En-, 90 '"i AM, TiNSLEY < LANiNDEn
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CANDLE sG'EsEa.

a LARGE lo,of Candle Wick hand, which
~ vii, be suid low to Co0nry Merchants, hy tie bale
i, At ,ea,, by d. VI. MOORE,
Sigu Of Tie Big Pitcher.
he, n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

TN following article, lahen from lie u ssie,n Epf
eopaiia. published a, Gambler Ohio, is lruin The pei
OF Rev. George nennisun, formerly Professor II ha,hc
mates in Kenyon College, and now resident 81 New
ark OHIO:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

Ihos. Allen.
VIM. J. Arm,ld.
Samuel Atk,ns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Andersen
=" M,ry r.. Andersen.
| BIAS. Bullock,
Henry Bryant.
John 7. Burruss,
Peter BAtfisau, 2;
isham Byrd,
Osman Ballad,
George Bryant.
t'lch ". Butwell,
Frank Brown.
Benz. +. barnard.
Henry {. Boyd, 2;
VIM. l.. Boilln,
W III. b. Brown,
NJ. Breanin,
Richard Butler.
Lewis i}aIIei,
Mrs. Martha Bryant,
Miss I'ocahonlas Boiling.
- Caiiiarne }. Blank ;,
Paul i}muiilet.
C.-ilush n. Craw 70,
8;
Cornelius Crow,
john Goldman,
Il arell Crow der,
james Galloway.
Dr. Paul j. Darlington.
A. Cmss.
John Grouse.
Washington Chhloo,
Edward { ooh, .;
w. II. Canada,
Benz. l.. Curtis,
" Ia. Cook
john Christian.
Mrs. Edward Darlington,
Elizabeth Gamm.
Z" Mary A. NJ. Chaplin
- Patience { AFTER,
- John X. Canipnell.
D.-AtX. Denhuln,
Chas ". Dawson,
" :. Dickson.
Alex. iDaniptdn, .;
Holm Day.
/. G. DNu,
Nm. Duiare,
j. II. DAVIS,
WIN. Davis,
plhlIp Duffy,
John Dunlavey,
Mann II. DAVIS,
John Darfacuu,
Peter D4 wson.
Mrs. AdeIlne Dorsey.
E--N m. Elliott,
Wm. Edwards,
Ih,s. \. Edwards,
T. J. EARLY.
f.-')avid Farley, 2;
Mr. i3dlWeil.
DIR, ). ). Fitch,
Nj. FlrIeher,
Slla, hairharn.
i.uclan b. Fletcher,
Joshua Ferguson,
Joseph faIrfaX,
Robert Frank lin. Jr.
MIS-. Susan Fisher.
~ Sally l.. Folkes, ?;
Miss Mary Fletcher,
Master \. Fletcher.
G.-Peyton GIaSoley,
r, }. o'"'de,
" ~. bI6bony,
James e'l'dIng,
Geo. e'o7s.
Areh'bsii Uovan.
Rev. " N. Gwlgan,
+. NJ noolsby,
las. G.lm"re.
MaIIhe" I. Glenn,
Sanuel Glover,
Wm. G"a,
Miss Mary A. Gray.
- Ann w. G'se.
ll.-W m, w. Howsl
John }. Husband,
Fred. flake.
WIN. +. Harris, 2;
Rev. II. n, Howell,
Gllber, llaylhe.
DIR. p. c. HARRISON,
Nelson Harvey,
Geo. w. loyt, 2;
VIM. Henry.
Capt. I. r.. Harrison,
BeFriman Hughes.
Jas. Harms.
Jas. l.. liarris,
lhos. Hunter.
John +. illrgrovo,
Patrick IL. Hi,
Mrs. Obadiah Hill,
. Mary Harris,
Miss Sarah lleilernan.
=" Lucy A. II. Harris.
q" Mary Ann Hill,
= Susan Hin,
Mike Hart.
j.. r. Irvine,
W m. Jones, 2;
a. ID. Johnston,
Bill Jessnp,
Chas. ,. }nnes,
Capt. William Irvine,
Root. Johnson,
Clement Jennings.
John II. Jameson,
i'oukPr jones,
Joel W. lnse,
John Z. Johnston,
r.. 1. Jennings,
Mrs. Frances Jones.
Palsey jackson.
Ann +. irvine,
Martha Is. jordan,
Miss Caihaflne Jordan,
- Harriet A Irvine,
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s.ssE sbs' s.E.YVg,ass;

- a. 49,. -.sss'-
:.Ei Tears,
'os, oiiiee IN Lynchburs. on
r, 1915:
5 viii please say they arc sd.
X. MeDormo,t.
1hos. +. Ma,,hsws,
John s. hl,Dcarmon, 2;
John Z. Miuier,
John II. McCno,
John +. Alorrlseu.
Roh't G, Marlln,
A. Mnsby,
Il. Z. Miller, =;
Ballad ). Meadows;
Joseph Mosby, >,
ooilh Nlllrell,
Patrick Mabln,
j. {. Moore.
Matthew McNally,
Chas. Miles.
Fleming Nlpseley,
DR. ID. Mason.
Pleasant h Magyar,
John Mays,
+. b. Aioore,
MIS-. Ann NJ. MHgan,
- Slsnora G. T.. McCue,
- Martha Mitchell,
Miss Ann Morgan,
" Nancy Miles,
+, - Virginia Aloorman,
- Patsy Allnnis.
N.-ihus. A. Norman,
DIR. Thus. Nelson,
Mis-. Alaiy Neadha,n.
Miss Ann Neel.
O.--Benlamin ID. Ouben-
son.
T.. !. Otev. 4.
AN. Oyrrs,ree,.
Miss par,hena Oliver.
WIN. Onlesby.
David Ooshy.
'r,lfor,l d OVER.
q. O,lesby.
P.2l eo. w. Petlyjuhn.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Pratt.
Zebidre Pe,tv2:
L. W .perblFs.
Geo. :. palm,f.
\Nn. +. P,1I,
John NJ. p,,hlos. >;
Slevqtl paii,.rs,,noro
Beverly Games,
Af5,.,, ,,sr,n >
Nlrw pa,teson.
LAIN l.,,,.,ns
John p. Philips.
\yn + pod.
R,ch,r5 Phi,
lynI pa,,rrsan
Mr.. Al.r,b,G po;,5o,,o,
R-.l,s Rowland
m no,,a ..
Jol,n Hncl,.r
AD Ra,ne
Mermaid pucl,e,
Jacob Rnmbou,h. .:
John Rai,e
II. R,,nev
GEORGE RYa,
Gsor'7a kV@Rva,
Mrs. AMY ,IEan
:. Al,ss,,,r, Rnv,l,r o.
=. Naomi RYAN
Miss Polly Rouse
nlessrs. R,,blnsou n Co.
S.-Rlch'd .swlms.
Peter Slrejn.
Alex. simpson, .;
Alex. Steel,
John W. Scott.
;lInrh 4. Scmi,
WA. \. Staples,
Aaram Sayder,
Jesse Salinons.
Jas. NJ. Stone,
Sam'i NJ. Slaughter,
Sslpjp Smith.
h,Ieaiah Stone,
Jnan F.. Swioney,
Henry Sticks.
Rev. A. b. Smith.
pa,rick Snalanr
- ~
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ent Of J n
8 Tor sski
4 died sll
of Huns
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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-30

~ We learn, from the Annual Report Of
the Directors of the Hartford and New Ha-
ven Railroad Company, which is published,
that the earnings of the road for the six
months ending LIST. inst were upwards OF
100000. Assuming, as basis, the receipts
of the last nine months, earnings ofthe COM
ing year will amount TO 81 1000. without any
additional sources of income. The opening
oil the road between Springfield and North
ampton, this fall, will OF course add TO the re-
ceipts. The number Of passengers trans
ported between Hartford and Springfield,
from the opening the road 10Th December
LAST 10 Sept Ia period oil less than nine
months-is 29,576-to intermediate places,
between Hartford and Springfield, 2S,9Sl !;
to which add tie number passing through
Hartford, 10 and from the stations above, A.
O45-and we have the aggregate of 1902
passengers from which the Company have
derived an income on their extension road
Deducting Sundays, when the cars do not
run, and the number of persons on the road
between Hartford and Springfield, since its
opening, has averaged over three hundred
per day.-Hartford Courdnt.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-30
MAINE ELECTION,

The Young Hickory vote Of Maihe shows
a great decrease since the last election. The
new Administration has Just come into pow
err, and if ever it may be expected to have
life and union it is when elated by recent
victory. But alas, how sadly disappointed
must be those who expected triumphant sup
port in Maine to the Polk administration
Instead of that hearty support given by
Maine 10 the democratic nomination as here
tofore-all is cold and lifeless except among
those who are now feeding upon the public
bounty. 1t is very evident that had the
Wings used little activity and caution they
might have achieved splendid triumph over
party whose very breath is poisonous and
destructive to every Northern Interest," par
ty who is ready to saddle upon us all the hor-
ror and the expense Of war with Mexico,
and are now sending troops into that flag
end Of all creation-costing the Government
millions and millions of dollars.
We think the ardor of the young democra-
cy is at rather low ebb at the North.
Those who voted for Polk can just begin to
see,-the scales begin 10 fall from their eyes.
&the first thing that strikes their mental Wis
ion is free trade, annexation,-&t the extension
Of the peculiar institution all of which he
is bound to carry out or receive the displeas-
ure of the slaveocracy Of the South. We
believe that many who have hearkened to the
frothy and villifying rantiugs OF the Locofoco
press in favor Of Mr.. Folks election. would
quickly recall their votes if in their power, and
cast them for man whose interests and
views were not narrowed down to the limits of
single State.
MAINE ELEcTIoS.-The election returns
from this State are not quite complete
Enough is known, however, to render it GER
tain that there is no election of Governor.
Anderson, the loco incumbent, lacks some
two thousand of majority. The House is
wing by small majority, and the Senate is
yet doubtful. There is strong reason to hope
that the wings will have control of the state,
and elect their Governor. In $50 towns the
vote for Governor is as follows; Anderson,
loco, 26,295; Morse, wing, BLISS; wing
gain in one year in Maine, 1000.