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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-09

OF The following article from the A. $.
Standard, refers to an expression used in that
portion Of Phillips review Of Spooner which
we publish this week.
JOHN JAY ON COMPENSATION.
The statement in our last, that &" even John
Jay defended compensation" is ineorrect.-
We intended only TO refer 10 his argument
that Great Britain ought TO pay the nIdStt IS,
as she ogreed by treaty, 1893, for such slaves
as took rr(uge within her lines during the war.
Secret Journals, 4. 27S. We are glad 10
make the correction before any one has OBJ
served the error, for we would be the last 10
rob the best OF our great men of one leaf Of
his well earned ~laurcls.
We take occasion to add, also, that The i-
"a! authorities adduced In our first article,
showing that Judges have no rinht TO over.
rule wicked laws, were not intended for Mr..
Spooner, as he distinctly admits (p. Coy it 10
he the settled doctrine of all Courts that they
have no such power, but we enlarged on tina,
! point for the sake of others, who carry the rrin.
D ciple farther than MIR. $. does, aud imagine
that Courts exercise such a power.-w. =.
CHAnLEsroY. $. c., has not increased il
Y population for some years, the great reduc
Y ton in the price of cotton having very severe
4 ly checked their prosperity. The rich plan
/ er, who formerly had a yearly income fror
his cotton crop of 100000, is now reduce
to $4,000. The price of cotton having depr
I ciated in this ratio; and Of course, every sp
t cies of property is affected by it, houses, land
and negroes. The houses show the mari
of former grandeur, but now look old and a
+ tiquated-many Of them out of repair ar
some dilapidated. The people have no. enc
gy, apparently. They walk about the stree
with a slow, %listless pace. apparently wilhol
any object in view, but to pass away tim
II a man were to be seen walking through tn
streets at a New York business pace, the pc,
pie would stare at him and wonder wh5
could be the matter.-C1r. IF H0me Journal.
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NOlica.

The Quarterly Meeting of the Ladies' An
ti-Slavery Society will be held in New Lyme
on the first Tuesday in May-meeting COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Rev. James
w. Walker will address a general meeting
in the afternoon. A full attendance is re-
q%uested.
Hope points to a brighter day than the pre-
sent-let us do what we can 10 hasten its ap-
proach. The cheerful dOer as well as giper,
God will bless.
II. NJ. CoWLES, Sec'ry.
: Aus,iuburg, April ,, lol1.
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Anti-Slayery Books

Kept constantly on hand by J. Elizabeth
Jones, among which are
The Forlorn Hope.
Memoir of Torrey.
Fact and Fiction.
Anti-Slavery Alphabet,
Madison Papers.
Narrative of Douglass.
The Liberty Cap.
Brotherhood of Thieves.
Shareholders Religion.
Christian Non-Resistance.
Disunionist, &c.
y. b. Most Of the above works can be
procured of Betsey Nj. Cowles, Austinburg.
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Ohio and Massachusetts.

1t seems to have been the good fortune Of
the State of Ohio, during the present session
Of Congress, to outstrip all her sisters, even
Massachusetts, in the race of virtue, liberty,
and devotion to correct principles. a large
majority of the members composing the Mas
sachusetts delegation have done well, but our
Representatives have not surpassed Delano
and Glddings, and our Senators have been
thrown into the shade by the glorious illu-
limitations of Corwin. We quote the follow
ing remarks of Mr.. Winthrop, as being sound
and unanswerable, and in doing so, we gladly
seize the occasion to state, that the latter, al
ter having struggled a long time in making
defences, against conscience aud reason,
for his vote, declaring and providing for the
war, and having been almost from that time
among his colleagues, in a minority of one,
he has lately given satisfactory evidence that
he is returning with rapid marches to the true
Massachusetts faith. His latest votes and
speeches afford weighty evidence that 'con-
science has once more gained the control Of
his conduct. We give him and the State Joy
for the regeneration. Daniel Webster now
stands literally the black sheep of the Mas
sachusetts flock in Congress.-MlssachuSeh
Spy.
There is a colored convict at Sing Sing
who has sculptured some figures in marble,
which are said to possess great merit as work
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-09
NOTICE.

At the request of the New bisJon NV
Slavery Sewing Circle, an address on me
subject Of Slavery will be delivered by JohS
B. GRAHAM. on saturday evening the IIth
inst, at ! o'clock, in the Seceder Meeting
House. The public are respectfully ln'l'ei
10 ailerd.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-09
WATER CURE.
ID r. J. d. COPE

DIR. ]. ID. COPE
Has just completed an addition 10 his Water
Cure Establishment in Salem. lie is now
prepared TO secure TO an increased number
OF patients the full advantages Of the Hydro.
pathic practice.
Salem, Dec. 1876,
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JUST RECEIVED

A Large and Complete Assortment, Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOKS,
And also a full set of FOWLER'S WORKS
by Galbreath g. Holmes, and for sale at the
SALEM BOOKSTORE.
March %, 1917.
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NJ A r K II D,

On the 2sth ult., by Joseph Griserl, Esq,
Mr.. Henry HrNrR to Miss EMILY lazy, all
Of Columbiana county.
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c. DONALDSON & co.

WHOLESALE q RETAIL HARDwA MERCHANTS
Keep constantly on hand a general assortment
of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. Is MAIN ST. CINCINNATI.
July II, 40 ,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-09

OF The Elitors expect to be absent a
couple of months, during which time the pa
per will be left in good hands.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-09

THE DiFFERENcE,-Fanny Kemble Butler
has recently been playing at a Theatre in
Manchester, Eng. She received for sic nights
performance $4,000! The seamstresses in
New York cannot obtain more than from 81
TO $3.50 for six days labor.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-09
JUST RECEIVED

Directly from Philadelphia, a fresh supply
Of beautiful plaid Linseys, black and brown
Alpaca and Paramenta Cloths, cheap CAST
netts and Cloths, black and white Wadding,
Plaid French Cloaking, and fashionable plaid
silk bonnet Innings by
HEATON & IRISH.
Dec. 2Sth 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-09

FREpERrcK DOUGLASS expects to leave Lii
yerpool on the 14th inst. for home. He has
labored faithfully in Great Britain, and we
are glad to know that our transatlantic friends
appreciate his moral and intellectual worth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-09

There is a colored convict at Sing Sing
who has sculptured some figures in marble,
which are said TO possess great merit as works
of art,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
From The Bnliimo~e .7o,erico,.
TIE VICTORIES IN MEXICO

ne records of The gallant achievements Of ur ,,oos.
IN Mexico add new lustre Il, m, martial "a' roops
Republic. Frum the landing a, Vera Cruz n" ~, " ,ne
trance III our army into the ci,, If Me,,.. ."o W"
brilliant, experiments has marked every s,en VI
u 'le retreat otArnophon with ten thousand men S.
the heart of enemy q country /, reu,tl.d [ .,o'
ration, and mentioned in history M one ~ H.. W. nun
binary 'h'ogs which genius aud enterprise can sce,
plish when favored by fortune what ,n, h s'c,
advance OF a" army little exceeding len thousand INTO IN.
na'y oil M'Hco n'o'hc capital Of The enemy country
.e "n"a''u miles ''"m h. coast. sornng its way ar
anu '"'fenchrd IN strong Qualifications. and holding IN,
poA"'" VIGOROUSLY IN ry Of one hundred and eighty
nous 'nd inhabitants In the midst u dense and hs.
rpua''" around
he army which has done this is co tposed. too i,
part of volunteer soldiers who have s, 49,. s"' :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
- - -
VOL. XXVI.-yo.0 "a

sD" s"o pleasure y" se'er snswer could b givep.
except through the canaoas and dea,I., =
III, f.xcelency President ad interim orJeu the v.A.,
sg'e' !" communicate 10 your Exceency thu posssdipv
exposition a the same time transmitting ~ YOU the &c..
u .s resignation. rrserving 10 himself To gives pe,p
~ "se MS fellow citizens a circumsantisl naoifsts
he has also eoned him particularly W state 10 hs nam,
70 me new Constitutional Government that he will NM.
lay down agins, the enemy Of his cuolrv until
,h's Goyenmen'. or whatever government. may he nom
"'cu oy the nation or Congres shall order him n, law
them dawn tina, he will be fis Rrnest sups,rt s,s;n.,
ny revolution, as alan in every which NAV he de-
srm,ned as to the American question: b. il ace or war.
that he VIII comply in his quality Of subject with The ma.
.'na' Will egmnlely expressed, he always has don.
~ ms capacity ot FRS, Magistrate. and that hs Eyce
'ecy wishes to be the si give an example If suh-
mission tn the authority Of the laws Gu and libery,
have the honor To DE. with distinguished cpnssis5.
ton, pArtSrCTs
Ills Exceilcncy the Governor of -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
COTTON FACTORY.

TVNlE subscriber would inform the Merchants in gen.
era as well as the public, that he making, the Black
Water Cotton Factory, good article of Cotton arms
is made in establishment he whose be- and
all he for fair trial to be made of the yarns toproye
them he subscriber ell the dle good
and bad yarns, and order that you may not be imposed
you liable to be, try the yarns, and can't work
them, Just put them up you found them, and make out the
charge for carrying we'll returning and the subscriber
will pay the frcshs the delivery olthe yarns him
the Factory.
Also he generally has good lot of waddmg suitable fo
Comforts hand al which shall be sold prices
Please give him call when you any thing in his way
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agt.
! Lynchburg Sept Q. 1s47.-ts
g.. The Lexington, Abingdon, and Fincase, Va, ant
Joncsborough Tenn papers, will copy WOW and forward
account this office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

vJNE undersgn bcgs leave to return his grateful acknew
Judgements to his friends and the public generally for
their liberal patronage heretofore extended TO the late
firm Gaines s Sitter, and bees continuance OF the
same he CARVING the Hat and Cap business, the
stand all its branches, and will continue to
keep hand fine
BEAVER, NUTRa, RUSSIA, BRUSH AND
SILK HITS,
of all STYLES qualities and prices of his manufacture,
warranted for durability, colour and beauty lie is just
ing his fall supply of (.entlcmens, Youths aud Boys fine
Beaver Nua SEAL Otter Plush, Silk and Cloth Caps, oil
all styles, qualities ard prioes.
o.. 1l--ts WH SlliZt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

VIZ. sHf.NNESEY respectfully announces to the citi-
ems o. iynchbarg and the surrounding country, that
"e SUI continues 10 carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
a. his old stand, Cradles Granite Building on the alley
to Martins Warehouse and few steps My below
~" street lie will cut Ladies' Riding Habits and Cloaks
A neat style Gentlemen generally, and Officers OF the
~ be neatly fitted, and will find it to their interest
give nun trial He earnestly soliclts share Of pubic
merit and receive it,
O9f' lis y{JOS w D SiiENNESEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
Dress GOODS for Ladies,

WOULD call the special tnton of the Ladies' Ia
Il my very ex ensiye ass ,rtment Of Fancy DRrss
GooDs,
BLACK, BLUE. BLACK nd FANCY colourrd
SILKS. from 81 cents 10 S per yard.
CASllMERES Mlu,lins and Merno Ecussais rich
and elegant. from % CO Is 10 81 % per yard.
BONNET NELNErS, Silks, Saiins. Rbb,nds
French Flowers aud Plnmes as fine Gpls as were ever
seen /" this market and as cheap for the styles AID quail
ties.
Alsn 10 my very elegant assortment of Shaws, Scars
aud NIses from 5Ocens IL $50 piece, certainly the
nost magnificent, Goods in this couniry-call
and See them. As have said no charge for show inp
WIN. H. RYAN,
Opposite ID. b. Paync's B ok Store
Oct. It's
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Situation Wanted

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who is well qualified
= to teach the following branches, viz: English in all
s branches, Latin, Greek French and the rdments Of
mathematics, desrous obtain situation as Teach
e. Any person in want Of such Teacher viii pese
~, make 1t known possible. Letters addressed Ia
-: w. H., Marysville p. o., Campbell County. Va,
WIN meet with prompt attention. Satisfactory certii-
'a' 81 can readily be obtained, if required.
Oct 2j-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

"Fhe Monitor Republlcano perenptory denies tins
marched upon The city II states that on the l4th.
of Sar Ia Annas Troops eeniered the city, and that
the 18th aboul 10 O'clock IN the evening small boy u
cavalry entered in disorder INJECTING great juriss upon
the peaceabe p"Pula'ion which had suffered much the
day previous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
II. l.. SCOTT, A. A A. G.
From The NJ q. Picayune, Of Oct. II
EXPOSITION OF SANTA Annals VIEWS

The following is the circular which we alluded yes
terday, addressed by The Mexican Secretary uf STATE,
Senior Pacheco 10 the Governors Of The different States
throwing further light upon his motives for abandoning
the capital, aud unfolding his views 10 the Govern
neni a'ey Installed by HIN, aud his own personal de
signs There many passages in Of notable import
and the whole document will command attention 1t
was originality published in the Diaro del Gobierno,
printed at Torca, and thence transferred 10 the Monitor
Ropublicano where we find it
Toluc., Sept. 49, ls47.
CircuLr by Or. Jose Ramon Pacheco. Secretary Of
State, 10 the Governors Of the different States;
Your Ercelency-Afl,r having sent to your Excel
lency from the city OF Guadalupe Ilidago the
script decree ISSUED from that city under yesterdays date
by his EXcellency the President I'D interim have
the honor of sending you (bank) copies printed in this
city, IN order that your Exceency may circulate them
in the State which you worhIly govern and that i'
nation may be Informed that il is mol left without head
as his ENcellency General Don Antonio Lopez dc San
Ia Anna, previous 10 his march 10 commence his militia
~ against the base Of the enemy's operations
has devolvcd the Government upon the authority de
signed by the constitution. His Exceencv, by virtue
the extraordinary powers conferred on him, took the re
sponsiblily of ordering some details, which, from thu
force Of circumstances, cud not be done comtormii,
with the tenor of the constitution none of the bodies u
whom these attributes vested being in existence. Oh
this he has dispensed with Of The necessary
qualifications in vi the colleagues Of the Executive
IN order give this additional guarantee 10 the nation
is also desirable that the place fixed upon as The resi-
dence ot the Supreme Govern nent should be general
known, order that all the unconarles and
the General Government should regulate their action
according To political system provided by tn
laws.
Impartial history will some day record whatever fat
Providence may have decreed, the causes which broug
about the which have just occurred IN the capita
in consequence Of which it is now 10 our esonlshner
Indignation aud grief, the power ofthe enemy Ihes
causes known TO thousands of witnesses and we
al<
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o. CASH FOR HIDES,

Hides, delivered at the Market House. either To my
self or Ia Mr.. WIN. Lee Fair
Hides WILL as heretofore be tanned on shares. by one
Of the best Tanners in The State
Oct. 25--ts JOHN GROUSE
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NEW OO-PARTNERSHIP.

WYE beg leave to inform our friends and tho public
w generally. that we have this day formed a co.
partnership under the style aud firm Of
SmithsOn, SteptOe IL Co,
And have taken the house, recently occupied by
Snhson s. Stepioe, Immediately opposite the Farme RS
Bank.
Being DESTROYS of increasing the business of tho late
concern shall during the present make large
additions usual supply; and we take pleasure just
here IN informing our friends and the public arg.
that in receipt OF very large and well
lected stock of
Family Groceries,
together with good and general ofSTAPLF
DRY GOODS, and also extensive assortment, o.
HATS. CAPS BOOTS, and SHOES, and a larg,
stock of IIardware-Anvils, Vis,s, Shear and Gas
Steel W agon Boxes, Amess Shovels No 2, aud Spades
Axes Sc &c. sc. All Of which offer them. ethe
Wholesale Retail, low any regular house in h.
town.
We will also give particular attention to the sale Of al
kinds of produce, such as ToBAcco, FLOUR, WHEAT
CoRN, B,coN, hon, SC. SC.
One of the firm, George S'epoe, Jr., is an esperen
ced and sku auciioneer
WILLIAM T. SMITHSON.
NORBORNE b. STEPTOE,
GEORGE STEPrOE, JR.
p. S We will pay cash for Wheat.
Oct. Cts SMrTiiSON, STEP TOE & co.
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$2J REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscribe OIL the 1o,b .e a.,
~ Der, negro wv
BOB,
II or - years OF age, about feet inches
rnpexion, and of good size his height b,b b.L -
teeth open IN front, and grins when spoken to-
purchased Bob of Mr. Nathaniel Burw.II nc,r S.l.
who owns his wife, and is kei, he in that
will give the above reward FOR the appe and cn
hncmcn OF Bob in Jail, that can get him and M, All
expenses, IL delivered 10 me in LIBERTY r' "
Liberty, Oct 25-ts w C. HEWITT
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SIZE OF LIND

IN PURSUANCE OF Deed Of Trust, made TO the
1 undersigned. by Fayette Johnston and others they
being the President and Directors OF the Fredericksburg,
Mining Company. baug date the 24th day al January
1910, and which is duly recorded in III. clerks ice Of
the county court, for Amherst county. shall ON Satur
day. the 2nd day OF October next, ii ihr II moi on the
mex, fair day (ot being the Sabba,h) cA.ss To SALE Al
nhlic auction, To The highes, bidder, III. premises
all tina, Tract Of Land. lying in the said county, and
known by the Of Chisses Mine Tract supposed
contain
720 ACRES,
be the more or less The terms of sale WI II he
cash. The title In the said land is believed 10 be good
hut the undersigned viii convey such utlo only is
vested in him by the said deed
REL BEN +. IilOM, Trustee
August 26-l2O
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Lynchburg and Richm one
NEW CONCERN

BOOT, SHOE, AND HAT STORE.
FsNlE Undersigned respectfully announces to their
J. friends, aud the public in general, that they have
associated themselves, under the style and firm OF
SHELTON 4 IlAIt HER,
for the purpose Of carrying the above business, at the
stand lately occupied by WIN. A. Richards,
Their stock OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c, now large
and will be augmented in few days and they promise
To sell, by Wholesale and Retail. acconmo
datin. be had al any house in the place
Pers ms in of article, N line invited IL
call before purchasing elsewhere.
SAMI w. SHELTON.
Oct 2l--ts }. A. HATCHER
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WV. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
. .s W PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM \ BILLIARD,

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
~ Four Dollars per payable IN lcaase. No sub
ssrstisn H BE- receir.d shorter time than SIR months
ui 40 paper ,eu discontinued (ercept at the discretion
Sthe Edifors) tuuta all aregruges paid
~. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted 1t 50 cents PEI
s,uars (sr ies erery form insertion sid 37t cts
per square (er iess) for every outer form Insertion
EVERY .7DYER1ISER Is required to NOTE on his Ms
hsw long he ,eises has advertisement inserted ADDER
s.nen not 80 noted ,ciH inserted tn its dcontiuace
b ordered.
FOR YE.lRLF .7DGERTISLNr; the terms ave for
tie privilege eftso squares : 10 for one square Ss5 for
enc square, 'i Every yearly airert,ser ,cW
srequia eoye his adpertsis to his particular line Of
business
81 JOB PRLN'rL\1 erecuted neatly and erpeditiolsy
sud sonabe terms,
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6'sONk.S.

vCol received lot Of Gentlemen's Cloth Coaks. of
- various prices some Of very fine quality. hose in
want Ut the ab,ve article will do well to ca soon as we
are determined To sell them
WATERHOuSE s. MHrTTEMORE.
Oct. 25-,s
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.1:fXLS,
Loaf Suga,'

40 BONES and HALF BOXES. WoJsoy &
Noolsey's double refined Loaf lgar received AMI f.
sale low by BKYlNTS TINSII ~ "
Oct. c5-Gt
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STESA YED.

Inc End inst, from The slbscr near CubanL BRIDGE
" Appomattox county,, a
GREY HORSE MULE.
oil medium size, with white spot on one of his shoulders
not recolected which, six years old sh. all round hem h.
,1' me will give Ten Dollars his delivery at Central
farmvillc, p. B. Foster, Cumberland C. H. ar
pthe subscriber, p miles below tn Court House or i've
N' W' n ~ secured 50 that can get him again.
W. I'-a .. ~ t.. JOHN Il. SOUTHAII.
LE.4kSPILLE YlR.N;S
III NM LBS, Leaksville Cotlons, ON con
~NO9OOO sigment. and for sale by
oci. 23-it BRYANT x TINSLEY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

The above sale is postponed until Saturday 10Th inst
Sept. 3O--ll9O Il 4. TllOM, Trustee.
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NOVEMBER 4, l.a7.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The following orders " Il show how saciiou, Gen
Scott IL. that the religious sentiments of tn, Mex rans
should be respected by his soldiers. All tolerant aud
good men we ihiuk will approve
GENERAL. ORDERS--No ol7
HEAp QuAarKRs OF rne Army,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

VIIIE subscriber would mosl respectfully return bs
thanks TO the public generally, Tor the worry liberal
-e hefr,"ere extended 10 him and would ask
continuance # The sane pledgip TO exert himself m
utmost to presen, an article OF Has to the pubic nm
surpassed In STYLE beauty and finish Hat MAKING lk.
o'her sciences, is progressive aud he has made an i'm
.Ss ia hitting me Hat to The various shapes of
cn"o.sseurs. All at he asks is an impartial eaarna
HITS IND CAPS,
mn s'ck OF Has and Caps Icing very large at present
'osed 10 which Is large and we'll selected stool ,f
Staple DRY GOODS
"', ne Wouio invite all IN want Of any article in hi ;;
vino may favor him with call i'" an
Cc' Cow j. RITMBOJrCu
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
VERMONT ELECTION.

As more complete returns are received the result
looks much more favorable for the Wing party than
was anticipated from the first reports. According
to the Boston Atlas the Senate stands Is Wings
and 10 Democrats, and two districts Essex and
Grand Isle) TO hear from. Report says that the
former has elected Whig and the latter Demo-
crat. The House of Representatives will stand
about 10 Wings, 80 Democrats, and 10 Liberty.
The number of towns not represented is 80.
The vote for Governor is yet incomplete. Re-
turns from l6s towns give Eaton (Whig) 1882
Dillingham; Ioco) 1892 Branard (Lib.) 5,493.
The Legislature being Whig, there is no doubt OF
the election of all the Wing candidates for State
officers.
The Atlas remarks that, when we take into con-
sideratoh the many distracting local issues which
were presented, and the apathy which prevailed
among the Wings arising from feeling of securi-
ty, we think Vermont has done remarkably well,
and has vindcated her right to the honorable title
among the Wing States Of the Union of "THE
STAR THAT NEVER SETS"