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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-30

Z u given rsprcssstths Ins- u.t
bic fenprstea 10 sreaisv..
~ = ~ eaAtion or npnrites Of the boa,
~ NJ 10 viii be noticed that . thiek eosd,
mist issues from all points Of the SUI.
ElNSS fsee, which indicates this per.pi
4 RNvs ration flows uninterrupediv when We
a MN 8 ar. In hsanh. but ceases when wei are
II liz. & siek Life be sustained win
aud other Juices Of the body. and dis
-. ~ wv. n.sn.s u. nearly an Tia
mPuhues ","'n US ihe blood, By
this only WORKS ,ss me language Of Scripture
"in the Hood is the Life" II becomes impure, may De
ns,ss .an' 70 "s aopp"ss y. ,ns =, s '.'prsnon
surne t'sfby beat and action and throw. Of all
lending hnmo. through the nsensible Temptation Thus
al INA. necessary when the blood siasnan OF infected
opSn he po'ss ana ensves "r nom an inquiry instantly It's
-. '-v s'e se"e'en- siu'o-s ono paiuee OF meai
cum p 20 o'eh s pofes sron INC suAse nes We see the
$50, a., - s sn =. .a's,nsl h -, p'seuoonefs now
sem. ~ ss moi .,.ss ,ns 800, o Tn, ea
cams. le IIydcpa ,hroua us in we, el.nhe, ihs
Houo,athi.. Jul indnlms Aiopatht bleed, and
doses with and the clustering ouaek sorses
pills, pills, pills
will state that the learned DR. Le~enhcck and or
have s'eerained that Ave sshs Of all
mach passed OF by this In
eight pounds day Eve pounds n.,ns
Die rerspiranon-
none o,he than s USED up particles OF the blood and
,ss . ~ pA.e ~ M ne~ anu iran ones TO cheek this
w eah ne y,sm I'VE exn.hs OF an the viruien
NATURE asmanas 'houd leave me body And even when
49,. 49, -, nv y. ~ ~, ~ " seu'e spnnepe, mat deter
mnes oe psues 70 INC sn ~hee they form seabs pmpcs
"e sn and .. o.nei spo..;
ny uansuoh rum neat 70 ooh the pores are stopped
ana asease oesns once 10 develope L.
su nsnes oppase Of "' no" OF The Juices originates
many eo"pAihe
~ ,ne manknd with eoushs
anu OF the world die nom diseases
~ ~, r'a ss ~ wv ,nsenso'e repiisuon.
,o - ~ 49, , no~ tne now OFT subtle
nunoi 70 inc sunsoe, oppressive neah cannot be stopped
L., mn. s,s nov, ever, s,.S% MIMI M, 1919
reasonable 10 pursue 70 unop an, nor. ,os, ,h. e mo"
Would you give phy,le 10 un,,op the porr,i Or ,s,
.ome,hin, tsst ,xonL 40 M. ,rn a., % you Apply
actually ia would no,hi. he eonn,on % ne eioerns
phy,iei who apy e.t.tnaI 90 .rs.'
reason assign is that no medicine within their inoweas
pabio OF doing H. Under the,r elreum.,snrs. ~ ca
and all othe preparation In n, n,
lest eItsnt tits -hefLfSTERS .SLI~HEaLLss OLNTNErr
the WORLDS SdLYEi Il has power restore per.p.top
80 - - - r. 49,, 800 upon INC enest IN snort
=, h. - =, 80 ~ lsoas'a snkn'y OF severely
disease, po,onous wound 10 s.e.,rss a.; ,a an
,h., h.,is ,h.,n ~ e' '-' P11'1 "'A''e ano
=, a. .ss ~, - r
,,ors.r, ,nd ,,.,n,. ~ 80 wy osue OF cutaneou'
remedy fobds the necessity OF 10 manv md ssl,
riout drugs taken he stomach
1t remedy that seiels gives Inconvenience or
dangerous to the intesines-
and defends from all Of N,
functions while keeps the void an
is impurities and dispose OF particles. The surface
the outlet OF hveesh OF the bile and up within
II Of
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PAINTS PAINTSlI
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c &c,

PAINTS PAINTSll
White Lead, Linseed Oil, dc. &c.
ENNGLlsH and American White Lead, dry md in oil
~ Lins.ed Oil, warranted pure
Spirits Turpenine, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead, Tena de Sienna
Chinese Nemlion, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red, Eng, Chrome Green
Imperial Green in oil, Litharge
Verdigris In oil
Turkey TIMBER American VemIlion
White wash Brushes-and, also a large and well assored
stock OF the best quality American WINDOW GLASS
great variety OF 'zes Of the celebrated Muea brand This
Glass has been long and city and gives uni
veral subtraction Our stock large Complete and offered
At NV prices, at wholesale
DUvAL PURCELL, Druggists
my 80 II7 Nam S,,s.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-30

A DDITIONAL.- d. FARISS
N have just received by Needs Express following
goods, viz
Rich Ombre Shaded Baregcs and BaEorines
Shaded Second Mourning
Ombfe Shaded Oregon Musln-2nd supply
Super French Embroidered Capes and Collars beautiful
Embfd Shaded Lace seaTf, now article
Rich BareEe shawis and Scarf
Hermann scsrs and Neck Ties
Graduated Barge Robes, very pretty
French Emb'd white Muslin
Super Graduated"
Also Just received by the Courera superior assortment Of Cali
eos Lawns, &c &c. Caiat WARREN a FARIss,
apRJ No. o5, Main IT,
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

YENHE subscribers are receiving large assert
IL m OF
Fancy Prints very handsome
Blk and white blk and hue and white Prints
New style Ginghams, Mousins
Plain and and checked Linen DrIings
Camblets, Nankeens, GAmbroons
Summer Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
Irish Linens, Lawns
woolbh, blue and green Coths
Wool blk and fancy Cassimeres
Together with great variety other Goods which offer
on our
NH "a wADswoRTH, TURNER Il Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-30

SUPERIOR FAMILY TEA paessgss sTsrs Zoe
- Gunpovder rsa BE- supposedly any oounsor
ale BY the package, retail, By
myis CAPERrON a CRUnP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-30
<sSIs $3.50 IS will q
NORRIS ROBINSON. President.

MORRIS ROBINSON Prcsdenl
SAMUEL HAsSAY Secretary.
The subscriber. the Company
named viz for for life; and for
exceeding $40 900 life. The
OF the intermediate noted
wei rs all other Information interesting desiring
Insurance, will also be made known application The advan
tascs offered by this Company believed be
superior those offered any other either u g
Britain IL. o GwATHMRY.
Physician the sOeieihe Family Physician OF the party
whose life be insured. 2l-lf
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NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINE

NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINE
Betwcen Richmond md Norfolk, Portsmouth,
STILL FARTHER REDUCTION
PASSAGE AND FARE ONLY 10 Cents.
e hI'HE public are hereby notified,
GUsrA, which complete order for both day
and night line and unsurpassed run
Port wahll and Norfolk Cars from Rich
mond and Petersburg e loo IS any, iueudiug
Passengers leaving Richmond days at Am break
fas, on board the Augusta and Old by O'Clock
leaves Norfolk the days touching at Old Point
where she viii remain until Pm giving passengers Nor
folk opportunity OF spending on Ihore Passengers
uppng and being lodged board spacious
cabin and arriving at WahaI little amer day and Rich
will be perceived from above comfortable and
expeditions line givesto visiting Norfolk
opportunity tranEctnE Il, and by
as 70 be at nome within 70 hours amer leaving Richmond.
The AoEuna vii stop IN all cases TO put out travel and
vi stop for IL wkenevera signal IL given.
The public assured that the determination Of the
Propsors keep up line permanently ana 10 s,eomsts
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk manner and
a the lowest
further Information tickets or freight appy Al the pepo, nj
the Richmond and Pesburg Railroad Company, Ticket
Agent
NB-The eontguy u the Richmond 4 Petersburg Railroad
Depot TO the principal Hotels u Richmond by avoiding hack hire
70 passengers BY this line adds economy well as eonve
nienee. June ~, 1896.
M IssES' BHoNzE AND BLACK BUsKINs.-
w small lot ofthe above Shoes may found at No ga
beautiful article for the Spring. MYERS
VDRINCTPE AND HAVANA CIGARS-iOOoo PrIn
sipes steamboat bfsud 5000 avanas superior quality
for ale ~ GRUBB5 4 APPgRsON.
my ~ No.sl Main street.
CONFIsCATED BRANDy.-ls Esss eonrs Q gallon,
~ each superior Old Conhscated
Holland Gnju received viii be sd ovy 10 sloss
eon'rnmen,e By Bls5Eld NeCANDLIsH.
Ladies', Misses and ChiIdTen,s SI,oes
UOHN THOMPSON e. co. have on hand a rsnsrsl v,,si
- " u Ladies, Misses and ChIdren's Shoes viz -
ladies hns morocco sippe" and Ties
dner noro~ro do
Chidrens biaek, bronze and light eoourcd Boot.
Together with many other kinds made by the mos. spprod
manufacturers In Phiadeiphis. "a
SUPERIOR FUR, PANAMA AND
EGHORN HATS.-On hand. large and
- superior assortment of honabs Fur sis o an
qualities and from the approved fseores An a.. mi ,.,.
choice and rFs supply Of Panama and I,h,
q which viii BE- nd they can BE- ob,.i,ss N ~, 80
nH"m me Puphe 10 soheHed. JUDAH MYERR
en No a. W. Ms.
- GLAzIEH's DIAMONDS.
hhALL l0' of beH quality, just received Tor NJ BY
DUVAJ a PURCELL,
- is it7 Main Street
COFFEE-iOO bass pnm, % Jaws
/ zoo Rotor ale By
WILLIAMS a HAXALL
EAuu.Y sIIAD AND HOE HERHINGs, 4. wbo,s
n and half barrels, for ale By
es In. cRENsHAw. BROTHERS CO.
VAHNiSH AND GLUE-5 bbls Glue oar, very supsrior
Copal japan and Bllck Ysrnish-for laie By
GRUBBs APPERsON
~ ny y No ~ Msna.
~ EAL con LIVER OII,-s remedy for Co,.rr,o,,o,
! ~" received and ior aeby
F~ GAYEoRk WOOD. ]
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STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY, and al others
~ desiring IN purchase NHsis nd Aasf will find
WIN l.. hONTACUEs Music Store, No ISL Main street o,t
desirable establishment for obtaining MI the latest and
BE music publications. together with
every description An assortment ~ superior PIANO rORrS
SANITY hand also. Guitars Flutes Fifes, Vons,
Fareos AecodeonE Buses Horns Trpeis Cornopesns
bones &C. Gen short article IN the Of
which be obtained Of the sbsc her the
sibic WIN. l.. MONTAGUE,
No. ISL Main street.
je 10 Sign n the Golden Ire
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TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on tho 18th day OF October,
ls4S, the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
'aion OF Passengers adopted to take effect and
after the Is day Of December noxt, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-30

GREAT BARGAINS IN GOODS
FOR GENTLE MEN.
- III. JENKINS is selling very great bargains
L. in goods for senemens and will be
worth the attention 20 call aud examine them
great variety Of striped and plaid Linen Drilling
silk Hhdkfs Of style
narseiles ard Cashmere VestnFs fufiI quality
Silk Shirts Of every kind very soft and of beau
Merino Gauzs Shirts expressly for summer
Cashmeretts, Drap ds'Ete, &C. for summer coats
Pine assortment Of Irish Linens
DO do striped do
Bieached and unbleleled Cotton half Hose
Black and white SILK do
Thread, Lisle Thread and n. &. Gloves
Black and eoid silk Crvats
Striped and plaid csion Cravats
goodassorment ofPneh and English Cloths
Az Of which will be sold veU low preparatory his moving
his new store. r. ". JENKINs,
C No % EIrhlnre Conner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
Carrying it out.

We hear this argument frequently used among slave
holders
1--WE have freed some of our negroes-we know
planters who have given liberty to all their slaves-but
invariably, in a large majority %Ofcases, they were worse
off in freedom, than in slavery. Manumission, there
fore, %degrades them they're ruined by it.
Very well. What then? Perpetual slavery must
follow, and must be a blessing ifthis argument be true
But does any man believe that God ever intended thai
any portion of the human family should wear letters
and be hopelessly degraded, for ever ?-They mock hin
torture him into a iend-make themselves villains
who say or think this.
But again. Admit the argument and what does i
prove2 That slavery is hell-born in its iniquity. Foi
what state was man designed by his Maker? To bt
free-to worship him-free to improve all the powers
of his heart, intellect and soul. But, according to thi
argument, slavery robs him of these forever-nay, puts
him in a condition where even heavens first and rich
est boon-freedom-would only be a deeper CURSE
The'very blood curdles, and runs cold, at the terrible
blackness of such ormity.--Slaveholders urge no
this argument in your defence-for it paints you, AM
your institution, in blacker outlines than mortal pen o
pencil ever drew.-ClGys True .4mericam
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER !
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

From the officers of the Diamond, arrived
Yesterday, we learn that on the night Of the 18th
inst, the steamboat Belle Zane, Cape Brazier,
while on her way from GAINESVILLE Ohio, to this
city, struck a snag about IL miles below the
mouth of White River, on the Mississippi, and
Immediately turned bottom up. 1t was about
IL o'clock when the accident occurred. and the
night was bitter cold. Out of some 80 souls on
board at the time, upwards of 30 persisted by
this terrible accident, some of the unfortunate
victims only escaping being drowned to freeze
to death after reaching the shore. At the time
Of the disaster of course the passengers were
all asleep in their berths, and so suddenly did
the boat careen and 60 over, that such as made
r-ba t6.alease themselves were only able to snatch
a blanket or counterpart from their beds.
", o. Pic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
The New Gag.
~. o. Pic

Casslus M. Clay thus closes an article on this sub
jeCt:
The poor Southern Wings who voted for the Gag
They were the hired mourners, and licked into it al
that! The Democrats went into the measure as a mat.
ter of bargain and trade they Calculated and sue.
ceeded. But the wings were driven into a support Of
the Gag, and then beaten through the storm it raised
North and South-North, by increasing anti-slavery
feeling-South, by tightening the pro-savery interest
A little bravery-a little honesty, would have prevent
this result; but the poor fellows had it not on this ques
ton; and they fell, as they will ever fall, when sacrif
cling Justice and right so unmanfully.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR .4STHM9,
Coughs, difficulty of breathing, pains in the chest and
side, bleeding at the lungs, hoarseness, influenza, and
incipient consumption, is Folgcr's Olosaonian, or Ali
Healing Balsam! There is nothing like it. 1t has
been productive of more benefit than all the remedies
which have been offered to the world, David Hender-
son, 60 Laight street; Mrs. Archibald, IS White street;
Mrs. McGann, 20 Walker st; George W. Burnett Of
Newark; Mrs. Bell, of Morristown, N. J. and hundreds
of names could be given who have found this Balsam
all healing in its properties. It has been used for
many years in private practice, has been submitted to
the faculty, used and approved of by them, and expe-
renee shows that it is worthy of all confidence. Try
it, and do not delay. 1t has saved many lives--it may
save yours.
For sale by S. P REDFIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

UneqwiUocaI, The venerable DR.. Lyman Beecher,
speaking of Slavery and of those who hold that it is
not sin, says
"Enslaving men, In the first instance, is by their
doctrine sinful, but he that takes up and perpetuates
the wrong thus begun, is guilty of no wrong though
the curse of slavery is thus sent down through all the
slave posterity to the judgment day! Will some Of
them tell us at which link in this horrid chain the wrong
loses its nature and becomes right? l tell you that at
pose, of slayeboldinG. it will attract the electricity OF
Gods wrath"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

The License Lao Case at Washington
The case ofthe Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Us. Thurlow, was to come before the Supreme
Court of the U. States this week. The coun.
sci in the case are, A. Huntington and John Da.
Wis for the Commonwealth. Daniel Webster and
Benjamin F. Hallett for defendant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

DOciLs PrisOnsrs.-The Jail at WhitesborO
near Utica, N. Y, took fire early Monday morn
ing, and the prisoners being released for the
safety of their lives, they rendered efficient ser
vice in extinguishing the flames, and then return
ed voluntarily to their cells.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

The Charleston Mercury does not appear to
be very well pleased with the new Speak err, 1t
says: "The South have, as a matter of course
agaig suffered an enemy to be put over them in
the person of the new Speaker. Mr. Davis may
be a very good man for the place in some respects,
but he ought not to have had a single Southern
vote"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
Cotton Goods,

40 R. "A and "A Brown and Bluchd CorTONs, from 6 to 10 cents ger d{ ,oa
81 ~ Tf nimnr WmMingm and Yarn; rs pieces rich AEFfWNG ,wWhI RUGS to MATCH
law neLep and Mocha ml nARO-NARE TAU Kinds;
Nv CANA FARTHEN pdG GLASSWARE, Of beautiful Nys;
90 ~ m% nT omS Misses ndC hadrns SHOES-2O0 prs ladies' alG Gents. LNDM-RUBBER5i
oOVPm Oh LT 1Gm%njCns nee IA lEwHx BDEGH GG5@S @@MB1BED@Bp
oTGont rrn Of clio AK sTUFFS, with nmgs VeFetRbbohsf n& uN3ec ,u-uuo
~ y G@ MP TI ~ M OTEP- COA1S and DRESS dGmd for ANTAL0ONS and VESTS
" ~ OGMvM1mhh 9rTe mWe CARPET Straw md Bead BAGS, SILK PURSES, elegant RIBoNS,
lWCaM%hM T WI %u w." TH4RONS. MITTE, GLOVES silk, wosed and con hosiery, etc.
EU NRS {Sn@a1% s d F 6@' n'4'' DO~, 81, rrm,
Vw many obrderbeG ooDs which wewHlhe 'hRMHae ~ APg "s"H i" "'"
enough for PAY, w With Load GRIN smaller quantities" uorvnn,- -xmuu, -,,e, NAV
CASE Poo T Fo2A ~ - AsSdn 499w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

Railroad Meeting at SherJroOke. A meet
ing of the citizens of the Eastern townships in
Canada, to promote the project Of a railroad from
Montreal to the Derby Line, in Vermont, was
holden at Sherbrooke on the 18th of December.
Resolutions of an encouraging character were
passed, and good speeches made. A delegation
from Vermont was present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

The size Of Oregon-The whole of Oregon, from the
Add parallel to 81 DO North, and from the Pacific to
the Rocky Mountains, embraces an area of 800 900
square miles, and is Just six times as large as England.
The territory between the degrees of AZ and 40 would
form four or five good sized States.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
HwM w m@ mH M M- csaSo

At Wilmington, Oath uIt, by O. L. Shafter, ESQ. Mr.
Francis Barber to Miss Mary Haskell.
In Jamaica, Dec. 24th, by J. Holton, Esq. Capt
Lewis Bills to Miss Lestina A. Higgins.
In Danville, Jan. |, by Rev. D.. P. Moulton, Mr.. Ez
"a F. Darling, of Wheelock, to Miss Lorinda S. Hill
of D.
In Sutton, Dec. 25th, by Ed. J. Woodman, Mr., Aze
B. Blake to Miss Elvira M. Aldrich.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

Shocking Event.-The Mobile Tribune states that
Bethel Holmes, a planter of Dallas county, Ala, was
very much enamored of Mrs. Mexican, who was on a
visit to her brother-in-law at Dallas. While there,
urged either by ~insanityor jealousy, Holmes shot her on
the 29th and then killed himself. They had Just risen
from the dinner table. Holmes asked Mrs. Mexican to
walk into the parlor, the family heard the report of two
pistols, and upon entering found Holmes still breathing
on the floor, and the unfortunate lady sitting in a rock,
ing chair, dead. Holmes did not survive long--he was
a widower and left three children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

DEATH BY ACCIDENT. We learn that
Mr.. Jonathan Laribee of Salem, was killed by a
fall from a scaffold in his barn on the Goth ult,
He returned from Derby with his team in the eve
ming, put it up and assembled the scaffold for hay,
and, as the appearances indicated, while in the
act of raising some hay the fork slipped and he
fell backwards from the scaffold upon the floor
ofthe barn. Being absent from the house an un,
usual length of time his wife went to the barn
and found her husband dead. 1t is supposed
Nat his fall produced instant death.-Caledonian.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

PA.G~The Moyanensing and Weccacoe
Hose Companies, at Philadelphia, had a terrible
fight on New Year evening.
N. ]. Judge Hornblower has decided that
a false oath taken with the uplilted hand, is not
perjury, as that form is not in the statute.
MISS. The Governor has appointed Joseph
W. Chalmers to the seat in the U. S. Senate
made vacant by the resignation of Mr.. Wal
ker.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
EnME II II @sG !,

In Sharon, 90 ult. Mr.. Seth Hart, 5 years a soldier
Of the Revolution, aged 80.
In Barre. on the 4th inst. Abigail, wife of John H
Beard, aged 40 years. Printers in Mass. please copy
In Brattleboro, Dec. q Mrs. Sophia, wife of the late
Hon. Samuel Elliot, aged IS years.
At Saxton River, vt. Dec. %, of Consumption, Ma
ry Augusta, wife {, James T. Stoddard, and daughteI
Of Dea. Wm. c. Sabin, aged "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

0FsThe trial of Virgil Knapp, at New York,
for the murder of his cousin Sarah Decker, by
administering poison to her, has resulted in his
a%cquittal. 1t is a rare thing, nowadays, for a
person to be convicted of murder, and rarer still
that the statute punishment is executed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

The FLIGHT OF THE MoRMoNs.-Twenty five
companies of 100 families each are about leav.
ing Nauvoo for California, and it is said that the
wagons which are to convey them and their bag
ga Bll number 5000, and will form a line o
Is miles long. In the front is to be a printing
Apress and types, from which will be issued ever,
morning a paper, to be sent back 10 inform thu
ear guard what is going on in the van.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

Poptdation,-The aggregate population on the sur
face Of the known habitable globe is estimated at $685.
100000 souls. If we reckon, with the %ancients, that a
generation lasts 30 years, then in that space, 395,300,-
600 human beings will be born and die consequently
SLIGO must be dropping into eternity every day, 3407
every hour, and 36 every minute.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

Another WindfaA-The Advertiser states
We learn that G. B. Brewer, of Brooklyn, has
Just Dissolved that he and several others are heir:
to a property comprising about half the village O
Burlington Vt. The ground on which at leas,
half that village is built, was purchased by resi-
dent of this island, and grandfather, we believe.
to G. B, B. The old gentleman died some time
ago, and left this property worth now upward:
of a million of dollars) to certain of his descen-
dants, who were advertised for in the Vermont
papers, which fact only came to the knowledge
of the parties interested within a few days past.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

Confession. A Lady came to Charles Wesley Com
planning that she was the chief of sinners-the worst
of ransgressors-utterly lost and helpless. Thave no
doubt madam" replied he, "that you are wicked e.
nough." She instantly flew into a passion, declared she
was no worse than her neighbors, scolded the preacher
as a %slanderer, and It is thought would have boxed his
ears if he had not Quilted the apartment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

A Methodist chapel is being erected near Derry, in
Ireland, to commemorate the learning, piety, and zeal
of the late DR.. Adam Clark, upon the very site where
he preached his first sermon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

The Emperor ofRussia has sent in a claim for
the Oregon territory, and has just given notice to
all American vessels not to frequent any of the
creeks, bays, and harbors north of the latitude of
"a degrees 40 minutes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
CamDaign Opened!

Rev. HENRY H. G.4RNET, Of Troy, n. Y, the
eloquent colored man, who has been educated in the
of slavery, but escaped to plead the cause of his
fellow-suferers, has been induced to visit our State for
a season, and will commence a series of ANTI-SLA-
VERY LECTURES at