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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
EXTRACT OF a LETTER FROM 4 POST
MASTER DATED

PEMBROKE, Wash. Co., Me, April 90, 1sA
Mn Isaac BUTTs.-Dear Sir: At the request q
many OF my friends in this place and vicinity who az
afflicted with consumption and liver complaints, tale
the liberty OF asking you TO appoint some one 10 tbs
county agent to sell Visiar's Baisdm Of Wild Cher
ry, and TO send him few dozen, there is Off
foI sale within 200 miles from this. have no dosk
that il would meet with ready sale if it were wheR
i could be procured without TOO much expense an
delay.
NY wife was attacked about six months since viii
what the physicians called the first stage Of consump
tion-a complaint very prevalent in this section d
country Having seen the Basam advertised in Az
gusta,
o. 200 MILES FROM HERE -
took lhe pains send there for bottle oft, which
she took, and which helped her so much that sent il
two bottles more, which she has also taken, and she
now says that she has not iet well for six yeaDu
she does at this time. All those who have inquired
me and ascertained what effect the Basam had are
anxious TO have for sale in this vicinity, which
the cause of my writing to you.
Please inform me by return Of mail whether you COZ
cude TO send some, and If So 10 whom in order that
may be known where il can be had.
am, with respect, yours, etc.
p. G. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that no medici-
ne--no physcianno preparation of any kind whatever
can equal DR. Wistar's BGisaSn Of Witd Cherry.
A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.
wATEHvILLE, Oneida Co, N. " Sept IS, 1873
Dear Sill owe IL to the afflicted to inform Won that
IN January last was attacked with very violent cog
caused by working in the water which settled on my
lungs II was accompanied by very severe main il
my breast and sides, and also distressing couch
had IN attendance all the best medical aid in our Village
but after exhausting all their skill to no avail tbey mo-
nounced my disease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION. and
they one oil gaze me up 10 die. After much persus
sion got the consent oc my physician TO use the Bal
sam q Wttd Cherry, prepared by DR. HTsfar. Ipur.
chased Of the Agent in place one bottle before
using hall OF which began to gain strength and il was
very evident my cough was much better and nv
symptoms in every way improving have now used
Infee bottles, and am restored 10 perfect healfh-
ms result IS alone owing to the use Of DR. JVisfar,
Batsam Of wa Cherry; and | take this method Of
giving you the information partly to paw up the debt
~ grattude owe you, and partly that Others similarly
afflicted may know where TO find relief
Very truly yours,
JAMES SAGE
Mn PALMER, Druggist, under date of wateryiIe,
Sept. "a, writes:
The statement given you by Mr. James Sage is well
known to be true' in this phoie commun,tu II Ger
Ianly was most remarkable cure The sale OF the
Dalsam Is very good and its success in cures truy
ialtering. Yours respectcnv
ID. ID. PALMER.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, Oct %, 1s45.
ZONES Chester Lee, administrator upon the es-
~ tate of ROSWELL RUSSELL late of Vernon
IN said district deceased and represents TO the court
at the claims against said estate, reported by the
commissioners, are sS9S, IS
That costs OF settling said estate will
amount TO about 1900
s46s, rs
That the Inventory Of Personal property
amounts to s9Q9I
Leaving unpTovided Tor. from personal
property, balance OF sa45,s2
He therefore, pTays the court TO grant him license
TO sell the whole Of the Real Estate Of the said deceas
ed, (e1cepIing the Widows Dower,) with the reyer.
sion OF The Widows Dover, a sale of a part only
would be Injurious TO the remainder
CHESTER LEE, Administrator
WheTeupon, i is ordered, that hearing be had in
the premises before said probate court at The stated
session thereof TO be holden the Inn Of Perey Baou
70 Marlboro in said district the last Thursday of
November next; and for the purpose of notifying All
persons interested therein Of the time and place Of
nearing that they may appear and object to the Same
W they see eause) the said administrator Is directed 40
publish copy OF the record of this order three reel,
success'pe1y IN the Vermont Phgnx printed al Brnt
teooro ~ said district, previous to the said time an
pointed for the hearing ~
true copy from the Record
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY
~ Judge of Probate
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

ihey make sansages of horse-aesh at New orle.n.
hne city 10 pass the winter in young man wond n
eonscefaoie Of COLI in the spring, If he wos
partial to "sarsiRgsrs." p''N'u'Ai''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
BOOTS! ROOTSI

EAL DOUBLE SOLED THICK ROOTc
- CALCUTIA and GALE do Jnsi recsi. %,
'" AZ a1r ~, sac low DICKINSON, DAY & Co
- '0'S' Svo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

'ohn, what made you 50 late school ~ al had ho
soup Tor dinner, sir. and waited for it to cool"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
STEAM ENGINE.

A FOUR Horse Steam Engine, nearly new, for
N sale cheap, with liberal credit forgood paper by
june %. (f44l J. STEEN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
Men and Bows I!

nor Thick Boots call at Wheeler's, where YOU
II will find better assortment and less price than
at any other store in Brattleboro.
Oct. 81, 1s45. 0
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
READY MADE CLOTHING
OVER COATS
BROADCLOTH COATS.

great and rich variety, both Dress and Froek and
so various in styles and prices that they will suit the
taste and purses OF l A few Of them are Of a very
superine quality, made Of the best German and
French Broadcoihs which for softness and supcrbness
Of fnsh biiancy and durability Of dye and capabity
Of wear are unrvalled. Also, SACK and FROCK
COATS and SPENCERS Of dhcrent materials, for
business coats.
Mr. Franks is particularly proud of his selection oil
YES rs,
which is both large and choice comprising the very
ofthe Boston shops, such as Silk Velvet, Black
and Figured; Satin and Silk. do; rich Scotch Plaid
and other Cashmeres; which for richness aud bhllan-
cy Of hues, elegance of pattern and desrabeness Of
styles have never been surpassed. Also, Black CASH
mere, VRlenia, &C., &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
COmmissioncrs, Nofice.

WE the subscribers being appointed BY the Hon.
the Probate court for The district of Westmin-
oossloneIs 10 receive, examine and adjust all
JONATHAN CLAYTON.
late OF jamaica in said district, deceased and also Al.
SIX months from the 29h day of September tsls ha
ing allowed by said court for that purpose. we do
therefore, hereby give notice that we will attend ~
!ne business Of our said appointment at the late dwell
Mondays in December and February next, from one
10 Tour O'Clock p NJ each ofsaid DAYS. Wv
REUEL WHITE,
AARON BEMIS, ( Comm'rs-
Jamaica, Oct. cath, 1915 m
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS-
uST published, Towns Series of School Books.
- Towns First Book for Children,
Spellcr and Defner,
Reader, No. /,
No o
No s.

ID Recommendations and approvals, from numerous
Practical Teachers, like the following: I'VE bsvs
s %eyeI e ussa any books u the English with
from literary gentlemen Professors. and friends 81 E
nca1on might be multiplied; such as DR. Dick, Offset
H, Dr Mott, Potter, Anthem, Beck, kin. peters
Sv,nner weeks Sprague, Campbell, Beman, W eeb'
worth CS Gust Inasey, &c. &c, Hon. Chancellor Wal
brallleboro, Oct. IS, Is45. : N'NN a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

BOSTON READY MADE
Clothing Store,
BY FREDERICK FRANKS,
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF THE PHOENIX HOUSE,
Main Street, BrattIeboro.
NTR FRANKS, conscious Of the dignity of the
lVl pursuit, and its importance 10 the higher and
best interests Of society, has devoted himself with
genial enthusiasm to supplying the citizens Of Bfatue-
boro and the surrounding towns with
READY MADE CLIO THING
made Of the best materials by artists Of the highest
merit and according To the most approved relies Of
taste which consult alike, elegance, comfort and true
economy
lie has Just returned from Boston with large sup
Div goods most perfectly adapted 70 the season. oil
of which have been selected with care, and with a
skill arising from twenty years experience among
which may be found
BROADCLOTH CLOAKS
elegantly Lined and Trimmed.
OVER COATS
Of oil varieties comprising Bfosdclolh, Pilot and Rib
bed Beaver Cloth, Tweed and Macknaws Blanket
Coats The last a very fashionable article, soft, warm,
comfortable and very cheap.
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NEW GOODS.
HADLEY g. SARGENT,

HADLEY & SARGENT,
TNOR the liberal patronage which they have receiv-
~ ed from the inhabitants OF this village and vicinity
return their acknowledgements, and they tiust by
RENTING endeavors to please, to meh, continuance
Of their avors. At their establishment may be fund
Beef, Pork, Lard, TalIOw, Poultry, Picked
Tripe, SauSages, Hams, Candies, &C.,
They wish also say TO their customers that their
bills will be presented to them before the first Of
January next, and it is hoped that they will be prompt
ly paid.
Brsltleboro, Oct. 25 I545. 10
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
! cIlrsAPEAxE Asp ONO CANAL.

The suhjoined 10 reference 10 the Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal, We take from Gov. Thomas Mes
sage. The affairs Of The Company are not 10 rs
good financial plight as We would have wished
@yei we trust, that BY wise legislation in the
matter, the CGmrany may be enabled to COM
ple,e The Canal:io Cumberland, which desideTa-
lum is yeiy desirable, inasmuch as lhe vast coal
mines 10 Alegsny, would be Brought into
market, and the whole Of the Valley Of Virginia
would rhen exPerienreahe benefits HAT would
accrue from the completion Of The Canal.
.,since J6ne last no report has been .eceiVed
from The Chessp eske and Ohio Canal Company,
furnishing infurmaliqn as 10 its present enndilion
or future prospects. K is believed, however,
lha, within that period no such material change
has taken place 10 is.affaiIs, as if commuuicat-
e., would assist the Legi-lature in deciding f.
naily-end il is most earnestly, bot respectfully,
#sa sPSs sf and MADE H9 y 70 2efs
interest Of the State 10 that cofpofeIioay Fur
Their posiponement snd] delay on this subject,
cannot possibly be productive Of good Ia.esr1rrf
The Interesis Ia -sSrS6rrTsk King TO make Ca
l.saT-IIum de wafer on the Poiomsc, 10 The coal
fields and Tcn oar banks OF Allsgany Fo. Eve
yesfspast the work has made very lille progress.
During this last, period the interest due 10 the
Slate, and = + which il has received no par,, a
mounts 10 The aggregate to more than Two mil
lions &C dollars. The corporation stands honest.
y indebted 10 the amount OF more than enc MD
lion Of dollars 10 inc riduals, many az whom are
10 state Of extreme want and ptivalion, caused
by Inc unjust withboliing of their hard earned
wages. isubmil whether considerations Of pub.
lie justice and private morality DO not require,
al the hands OF The representatives of the peaple
an early and.jasi deposition Of these claims
lii shall sppear that neither ihs etedt OF, the
STATE, nor Of the corporation, csn Sc made avail
able; 50 as 10 progress a. once TO the completion
of the Canal withou, ruinous sacrifices 10 the
creditors Of The company, wouli il not be advisa
blet now, 70 adopt decided measures todst .rmiae
clearly the vested interests OF Maryland in that
company When that has been dome by fore
ciosareefihe States mortgages. the facilities FOR
pledgifg cur interests in The corporation, will be
so FAR Increased as probably TO diminish 10
great eIlents il not entirely 10 supercede the pc
euniary sacrifices. which have been heretofore
considered necess 5Iy- 10 ensure The completion
Of the Cana 10. Cumherland
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

s'Alsernon Sidney,n The Wsshingtoa cores
PosdentO Of the Enquirer, makes the following
awful announcement-shear il. 0, ye heavens.
and give ear, o earih.'
81 boldly proclaim 10 the world, lhai, 4
Texas Is not annexed immediately TO the United
States, nothing can present var between EGG
land and us.r
This il the lalIest attempt THE ludierous that
re have seen f0r some lime. Yetihe eorresPon-
dent. in the fIlness If his soul. appears 10 think
il inevitable, inasmuch, as he contends that
England, through herinfuence with Mckee, will
eobciliste matters; and guarantee to Texas her
lirdependenee. for The express purpose Of ssenr-
I log commercial advantages that would bring her
directly 10 conflict with our laws and people
This reasoning is indeed or the poorest order Of
llogic, aud we are surprised that the Enquirer
with the shfewdness which chsracterizes i, dis
NOT discover ii. and prOhibi, il Tlaee 10 It's co
fnmns.
England, indeed! Ia what way is Englan'
better prepared 10 form commercial treaties wiz
Texas than the Unaed S,ates' England cOvet
no war with the United States, eiiher!
The correspondent urges ir the most Vehemer
Language, immediate annexation. aad 10 "aui'
. bling Democrats" as he terms NOSE Of ms par
who are timorous in their actiOn-or rather y
E would say. those who have the manliness looI
nose il. because offs consequences -remsrks:
81 hope those representatives, Fno aiese
{ naeious upon The subject of involstnglhe Unite
Z states in war with Mexico. will weigh well 4
:, ;mpor,ance OF The present crisis hecAs--vT- -
y fusfrg 10 snnex 4TAsavesman who opposes hi
-ylrpsl american question, cannot survive il; 40
when be falls, i will be like Lucifer, never .
gain 10 Tise."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
JAcoB MoReAN. ESQ.

At a meeting or The Democratic Association
Of he Shephefdssown Precinct. convened 81 Jos
Enters tavern on the Isl day, Of jan, the fol.
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That 10 the opinion If this meeting
The period has arrived when il becomes the duty
Of The Democracy Of this Congressional District
70 assemble in Convention, al some central poiut
within the District, at as early day as posi-
BILE, for the purpose of non mating . candidate
TO represent Us in the next Congress Of the UniI.
ed. States.
:Rssolusd That il be. and is hereby recon-
me udee that the Democ.siic Associations OF the
different Precincts Of the county meet in their
respective Preeireis as early as pcssibIe. and
appoint delegates TO meet oiher delegates so an
pointed, 10 Charlsstown. on Friday. The 18th Of
jan, for The purpose cf appointing delegates 10
represent This county 10 The nominating Con-
vealion.
R,solsed, That Dr. Richard Parran, Jos, Rine.
part. Conrad Billmire. William Osborn, Thomas
Lstimer, Col. Robt. Lucas, John Wysong. Geo
McGlinsey. Andtew Rohemous, Wm. Rnfsiine,
Christian RinehaEt, Adam Link and John Hess.
ae. a11 are hereby appointed delegates to repres
sent this Precincl at The meeting 10 Charlesioun.
Rsselpsd, That The Town Of Winchester bk re-
compounded as the place. and Monday the 9Th
day Of jan, as The lime, for holding The consen.
lion.
RssSlrsf. That the President and Secretary If
me Association Be, and are hereby. added to the
ielegaIss 10 meet 10 CharIesioun.
Rfsoirsd. That copy Of these resolutions be
furnished 10 the Presidents Of each n The Demo-
sfsIic Associations ofthis County.
Rsssirsi. That ihe above proceedings Be pub
Iished 10 the charlestoWnsFreeP less and Soiri,
II jefferson,
JACOB MORGAN. P,ssr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09


and snow4slitile Of that kind Of weather, which
causes suffering amOrg the poor aud destitute.
But now the season has commeneed in all its
riGor, su6 doubtless here as elsewhere, there
are many upon whom its icy hand will fall with
merciiess power Amid The ice and SHOWS OF
winter, the hand Of poverty is most severely
felt--ii is lheB that the depth OF human suffer-
ing is re ached BY many, alas, too many, snd il is
then that the handSof charity should Be out
stretched 70 comfort and alleviate their MISERY
Let those s5ho have enough and lilte 10
spare OF this worlds good things, give 10 their
poor neighbors. DID they but know The hsppi.
ness Il would produce, the hestts it would make
glad. We do not think they would hesitate in the
peTformspee Of duties which are alike christian
snd phiapthtopic. Let those vino may have
ienements in the occupation OF the poor, see
thai they are in such plight as. TO keep out the
VANITY blast
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
INAUGURATION. BALLS.

The "Democracyn arctic have two Balls at
the Insusuration4 Of President Polk. One for
Ire aristocratie portion Of the paiiy-tte price
q the tickets 70 be $40. Thesolher for The PIE
beisns or eaDaille-ihe pfire az The tickets being
but s5.N or course il is right and proper that
different conditions Of the families OF the Demo.
crazy should be studied, and lhat.esch should
have the privilege Of atleneing a ball Suitable
10 their o~n peculiar circle end position in So
cis!ys Bat is this democracy Is this placing
sll on az equali,yi We suppose the IS .scui'
is TO be a! regular "ho down, /" whist the ooe OF
$40 is reserved for The silk.soek:Rg gentry !;
those Who skip about with The slight fantastic
toe 10 tefetrias to the difference in tie price,
The Georgetown Advocate says:
m the Wanting professions OF, Loco
loco demagogues bad id them ihe slight
est infusion Of truth, there could exist no
such odious thing among the party as
grades or castles; except so far as they
might beyorned BY he disilnclionsof vir-
tue and vice. But the respective mana
gers Of the, Inauguration BsllsseSidenily
anticipated difference of hundred per
cent, 10 The quality of their suesist--iick-
els TO The one being placed al $40. and
to the orher al 50 II is OF course ex-
peeled Ahat none but The Arisloeracy,
such 81 the "chivalry" Of the South. the
high functionsries Of Government, and
Members Of Congress. can afford 81 will
presume 10 attend The ten dollar Bali:
and Il IS perhaps with a view 10 obvis,e
The Inconvenience Of bringing The hAUsb-
~ Southern into such close proximity to
The hard listed mechanic .-lhal fbe Eve
dollar ball has been got up"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

But !i,.le businsss Of public interest has been
transacted in eilher HOass or Congress Dung
The past week.
Ga Tuesday. 40 The Senate. me oee'n =
Hon. Mr.. Foi,ou IL Arkansas, whose demise took
plaes SON. mon,hs ago, vas officially annOane-
%. uhereupon they we're adjourned for The DAY.
according 10 custom. The House was ~ sss'
sion Tar one houf before The death was announ-
eed. during uhlch 'ims short debate sprung :
3 ON The eousituclion Of The Pension laws, g
FAR as they relate 10 widows. Nothing more y
importance vas tefose them.
% TAn,iSs. ia the Senate, SIR. Beoson's res s.
ola.ion asking whe,her The Mexican laeena'l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
1.,n. norra 81 AaAExATIoa.

:. ss,e i.., rad he able letter OF Asr. 81 pc.
IN aasexslioa. a r.bii.ssd "a he R'ehiaona
lyh.t. and only Issses IA; &c raaaot put iish
is-iss length fota,Js. u = = Posefsal Pfofgs-
,;o..-aos mat esunstfssi u arrest the attention
Il i. u,,hi,kgn<. aid canyince even the inssF.
esiea scrip and bopa taltsts. y shs uoApilaes,
r. ,neb = sll,xnee xnh Texas. 5 proposed
" ~ ,ams.liate snnexa.ionisi.. The lftssr
aboanas with the strongest aud most ieF'esl
reaspnins, and ! ore Of The most lucid rles'
and. eomprsAsasise exP0sitions upon The tus
ieet sxiset
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

Alta meeting OF ths D,,see . ..,1,,- in Jos
Of 1hA SA--''s''tt,- wednesday, the LIST day of
January, ls45, the following resolution was a.
unanimously adopted.
ResOlrsd, Thal.a public Dinner be rendered IN
our worthy friend and feliov-ciizen, HENRY
BEoiNcER. Esq, our late able, efficient and en-.
ergeuc Eleclor, as 40 evidence Of The respeci we
entertain for his private character and pubIic
worth; and for his prompt, able end indrfaIipa-
bic exertons, during the late Presidential. can.
Vsss, and 10 honor Of the glorioas result there.
Of, al the house of Joseph EniIer, on SATURDAY.
the 18Th day Of Januasy
That the President be requested TO send CO.
py Of the above resolution to Mr.. Bedinger.
with the request from him, that he will gratify
the wishes IF his friends by accepting the same,
JACOB MORGAN. President.
c. NJ. EaTLER, Stersipy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

The Baltimore Sun'is The most enierprisipg
paper Of the dsy--funishiDg at all times, the
very latest news, We received on Tuesday sf-
.eInoon, The inaugural Of Gov. Prau, through the
columns Of, the Sun. Ilhaving received il from
Anna polls, adnlsnce Of 36 miles, in little over
hours, in advance Of railroad, steamboat,
&c, BY an express on horse back. BY the by,
coulGnr The Snn furnish us with lis daily, at least
daring the sessions Of Congress-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
HENRY BEpIEeER, Esq.
CHARlEsrowN. Jan.. Bal. Is4.
Your obed'l servant.
JACOB MORGAN.

cHARlEsrOwN, Jan Sd, Is45.
Dear ST:-l have just received your note Of
the lst instant, enclosing me a resolution Of he
Denoeratic Association Of Shepherdstowu, by
which am invited to accept Of a public dinner
on the 18th Of the present month. | feel very
sensibly the high compliment that has been paid
me, and accept win great pleasure the kind TO-
viiation which the resolution contains
Be pleased ID present.Io the members or your
association at their NEXT meeting assurances ~
nv respectful rrgard and estee N, and accept for
yourself The best wishes of
Your friend and obedient servant.
HENRY BEDINGER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

! A Waskipgton correspondent Ofihe n. 7 Her
aid a. "a Cob Benton is opposed 10 slavery.
and in favor Of abolishiDg the institution in Mis-
souri,, and, as soon as i can possibly be effected
in the United States. This is net merely an alb.
stract opinion Of his, but an axiom, upon which
he will forth with proceed to act, aud lhattoo 10
the most vigorous manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

BPThe' Providence journal says we be-
lieye that the committee Of The Legislature to
whom the petition for DORIS release have been
referIed, Win report favotably, and sha,lhe, &c.
neral Assembly wltpass an ac libetaii6a Thos.
w Dor, upon his taking lhe>Oath d allegiance
10 the State, and mol even requiring Of him 10
petition himself for this act If clemsncy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

I ED~The Legislature Of Massachusetts assem-.
,bIed AZ Boston on the Isl ms, and was duly or
gained. The Hon, Levi Lincoln was elected ;,
Piesideptp Of The Senate, and Samuel H. VALLEY,
Jr. Esq Speaker O. the House Of Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

e1-Ths Providence Transcript Of the 3olh
ulr snnouIc IS the death Of the Hon. J. L. Til
lineh asst, distinguished member Of the Rhode
Island bar and formerly member Of Congress.
He was found dead in his bed on Monday morn
ing. having probably rup;ursd blood vessel
d u.ihg night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

nFThe Hon. Peter Hitchcock has been elect.
ed by the Legislature of Ohio TO the station of
Judge Of the SuPfeme Court of that State, to
supply the vacancy oecasoned by The resigua.
lion Of Judge Ebenezer LANG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

nTwe regret to learn from the cincinnati
papers that the Hon. William w. Souihgae
died at his residence ia covington, Kentucky, Oh
The night Of the % inst. His death will be Sc.
yeTely felt BY the community at large, 10 which
he had endsared himself by life Of public use
fitness, kindness, and IibersliIV.