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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF ELF CAT rs.
MonpAY. January 4th, le47.
ELECTION OF SPEAKER.

The time having expired fr which John W. Joscs.
Ed. bad lccn elected Speaker pro enjmc. the clerk
the louise stated that the rst thing in order the
election Of presiding officer e the remainder Of tho ~.
Nh Daniel. of Prince George, put in non ination NJ.
Jones' who, lac remarked, had discharged the duti.s Of
Speaker. ur several DAYS past. with much sat sficon
To the House aud credit Ia hmsI IT, Mr.. d. thought il
unnecessary To say any ding favor Of Mr. j. who had
alrcad, made himself 10 iasoriby hn.wn TO tho HE'LL
hcTs,
There being opposition To Mr. J,noR, lie elect.
I'd unanimously. and was conducted to the chair BY
Mcs,rs Danic and Doman. He returned his thanks in
appropriate terms Tor the conf llmcnt it had been the
pleasure OF the louise to bc,low him, and at
tered upoa the duties ol his Office
COMM NC ATOMS
The Speaker I'D before the House communication.
from the Governor, accompanied by the proce dngs Ola
meeting ia Oxford n e., IN regard 10 the in provemont
olhc navigation Of Roanoke, Dan and Siaunh rivers.
Alsp communication regard 10 the intent f the late
act passed upIropriang Ten Thousand D,an for sup
port BE Of Volunteers, until thoy should be mustered INTO
service of the United States.
The latter communication suggested a resolution Inch
offered by MI Dorman, and is as follows:
JOINT RES OLuTION.
Resolved by the General Ass,mbIy If Virginia. that
the Governor otho Commonwealth be authorized, inds
burning the sun of Ten Thousand Dollars appropriated
the prcseal session Of the Legislature, to the Virginia
Regiment Of Nountocrs 10 pay all such expenses incurred
by the officers Of the and others, said Governor
NAV rlgI aud proper
The resolution seeming not TO accomplish all that eomo
members desired aud llsn Others, several smoni-
men,s were crod and njccled; but finally the House
aar cd to amend by adding the following; which Was
offered 10y Mr. Guodson
And he reasonable expenses Of such other officers
aud men as may Lave been may hereafter be enrolled
under the call of the Doth November, 1876" And.
Mr. Duncan proposed frihcro amend the amendment ~
adding and the reasonable expenses OF such other
Iancsas may now he in process OF organization"
REPORTS.
Mr. Banks from committee OF Propositions. Sc report
tdadvrrsoy petition osunlry citizens OF Morgantown,
for cnarg ng the limits Of said ownor want of proper
notice, u.
Mr. Floyd from committee on Roads, &C. reported .
bill 10 construct a Railroad inthe county Of Botetourt
Mr. ilict. from committee TO I'd Auditors Oicc. tfat
the duties cfsaid Office were properly discharged, &c.
Mr. Burwcll, from the Committee on Schools and
Colleges. reported ill incorToTae the Huguenot
ACADEMY"
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Ct Mr.. Carson.
Res lived, That the committee on Roads and Internal
Nav gl,on inquire into the ex Ell my ofreyiyng the act
entitled incorporate the Winchester and Berya
Ferry Turnpike Company" passed 9th April, 1889,
On motion of Mr.. Symc.
Itcs-hel, That the comnteecn finance inquire into
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VEN (H.HCEIs.v.

,,,E sbcrbe, associated Themselves together, IN
| der the finn and style Of
ROBERTS < WALLER,
for the purpose Of conducting
UboLsole and Retail t,ore,y, and Co,nmss,on Bus,
IN this p,oe at the old stand Roberts, and will at
Al, times keep large and we'll selected Stock OF Groceries,
10 which respectfully invite the attention ot Their
friends and the public generally.
RYI.AND ROBERTS,
Ian 7-ts RltIlARDr. WALLER,
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Land l0i. Sale.

TINlE 81 'BStRlBl,R ollors for sale valuable
TRACT OF LAND, lying In the county 81 bed
Turnpike Road
The Tract contains 25o ACRES about ono half OF
which in timber. the balance lies we'll fr improve
mcnt, and Is well walcrtd. There Is a comfortable
DWELLING llOt 81. on the premises The sui
scrlber living ON the Farm, viii show the Land 10 any
person wishing II buy Ii vii br slld reaslnahl,
terms and iscs,on given the lsi September. ~.
Dc al. ALIEN A\DER THOMPSON.
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DY virtue of a decree OF Circuit Superior Court OF La"
ID and Chancery, for the County of CAMPBELL pronounced
the of 80 reron x Crnmp, Dukes Admir-" the
iersigncd, Commissioners therein appointed for the
pose. wll proceed, Saturday the 10th inst to SELL the
premises certain TR3CT or I~iN3), in the said decree
mentioned belonging to the estate OF the late Archibald b
Duke containing between 80 and 100 ACRES, situated
the County o Campbell, and lying few miles below tho
town of Iynchburg being the land formerly owned by
Micash Davis r Esq andby him sold to the SAID Duke
The sale will be made public auction, and credit o
G. y aud Is months, Good personal security will be r.qned
the bonds for the purchase money! and the title retained
until the hole purchase money is paid
JOHN WILLS,
JNO NJ SPEED,
jan 7-tlSJ Commissioners.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

NF.W FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
YHNlE subscribers are now receiving, and IN i"w
Y DAYS will have in store their entire stock Of ALI.
AND WINTER GOODS; among which Will be
found full assortment of the most fashionable, for La
es' and cntcmon's wear. as well large stock Of
Woollous Doeslics Hats APPS. Boots and Shoes. and
snos, every article usually found in Dry Goods esab
lishmcnt.
Feeling grateful for the patronage heretofore received,
they cordially invite their friends and the public 10 give
Their stock an examination. plcleng themselves Ia use
every cxcrlon and spare pains TO please all who may
favor them with call.
s. GUGGF.NHElMFR & BROTHER
September 81 H
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DISSOLUTION.

,I,E Corartnershp of Mcdaniel McCorke, expiring
the 3ist utuo dissolved by mutual consent, and
they hereby tender their grateful acknowledgements then
friends for the very liberal patronage which has been ex
tended To them.
All persons having claims against the will present
them pa yment and all persons indebted to the will
make pa yment 10 either p'rty.
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL,
SANU FL. McCORkl.E.
irnchburs January 4, 1917. I'M
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WclOlskLE \ SIMPSON,

CROCE.S.LND Observation-Disclosures IN,
IT THE OLD STAND oF M'pAStEL * M'CoRhLr,
vvAyE purchased the Stock OF Goods OF tie late firm
,, IN receive. in DAYS fresh supply add
thereto and they offer for sale, to tho patrons of the
~, sro and the pubic generally, large supply of
GROCERIES,, DOMESrICS &C.
,.;.t,nr Of every description o goods general, found
Ine.s. which the, will sell the lowest market price
w. .. or on time regular customers Their goods vi" be-
,ed principally Ion cash, tha, they Will be enabled 10
af.r inducements To purchasers
Tb,y will also keep hand ManufaCt urcd and
S.,ok ing TobaccO OF their own manufacture {" various
'te With which they would he pleased furnish the
liner customers of Mcdaniel and Nice ore, and any others
v.nting that article.
They several experience, AMI now oaer then
,;.c. as (;rSrRn COMMISSION AGrNTs Tor the selling
> and Country produceon which liberal al, will be
r,a, and will receive special attention.
Al, Goods Produce consigned FOR transportation will
b. forwarded with despatch and free of drayage.
lynchburg, January 7
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IA II LAvKNDEn Il 90.
GROCERIES. LiQEORS. Sc.

GRVt EHIF.S LTQI URS, Ne.
which have been rronty purchased under favorable cr
eumstanccs and r cash They nattsr themselves that
they are now fully prepared To sell extra Bargains in
then Inc. and IN 81 respectful, SOLICIT their Old friends
and the public generally give them Gull before pur
chasing: promising them thai every effort on their part
shall he made 10 give general satisfaction.
July 80 4.
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4 c. lR ID.

rI,E unders. takes this opportunity u return hrs most
grateful acknowcde othe patrons OF the Houses
Roberts Lee, and ee Roberts. lie atters himself,
from experience of than in the business
will be able satisfaction to all who NAV feel
disposed to continue their patronage Ia the finn OF Roberts
Waller. Ky LAND kobf"tlS,
Jan It,
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DISSOLUTION.

,u,iE coparnehp heretofore existing under the style of
Lee Roberts. dissolved, by mutual consent, the
The name d the firm will only be used hereafter set
Aim, tho bu,iues. af the toncefn.
All person, indebted to the concern Will make payment to
either party. 81 81 =, n,,i,,rpyo
Ian. It's III LAM I'''if'h -
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NO ICE.

WISH to hire ioI the ensuing year. GROOM, 10 take
charge OF horoo. brod Ions. IN the eounts. OF Camp
bell and hmhr-, Nome need apply upe.s wall
cd will hire by the year. from ls Of March to lst OF
July w NJ SUTTON.
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IIELArE ALEXANDER BARRON

flung terms, by h. eolcaeur Mt Johnson. Col Benton
after saving .lat hi, l,nd,bp l,r Tho deceased was ho
reditr,. remarked
lilo Senaor from Ious ana Mr.. JahnAon.) las per
tru,d de ,ice otduiy and II friendship to lis deceased
friend and colleague Justly. truly aud delnpls he's he
Ptriomcd II With d,rr aud heartfelt euot'un TIC has
rnal sd the Virtues and shotchod the qualities which
constituted the mani, and lofty character If Alexander
l'alfa". lie has gwen picture rs faithful - II IL
honorable and dies not become mo 10 dais upon What
he has sawell presented hui IN contemplating dc n,h
aud tull potrait Of the high qualities Of tie head aud
heart Which he has presented suffer " lo,k urthc
IN. ant 10 the source. tho unian. from which flowed
the iull stream o nerou. aud noble actions Witch DIS
tngulshnl tho enre lite OF our dec aed uthct acnao
speak Of the hoart=ihc huart-oi Alexander Barnw
Honor, eoufarr. patriotism, friendship generosity -id
city 10 his freud and h. country the social Affections
devotion 10 tho WHO OF his hlscm aud The children OF
then oYe-all thoro aud never. Mt once, did any
cold selfish, unId calculation over como inom his
maui, head h check al hlk. tho noble mpusluns ct hs
generous heat. quick, clear aud strong judgment
found nothing RESTRAIN these mpuslon, and IA all
The e creo oi hs public aud private rcIaonsin all
the word. and acts ct h. nen the hcart that mo
we'd Inst and hlNaN. 81 true 10 houor that Judgment had
nothing IL To but 10 approve tho mpulslon. From that
fountain DWcl the srun ot The action. oi hs hlo and
nov. what We all dep tc-What uanl Will JON IN
d"porns that.ueh iouuntion sanneA lociedy, IN
the iu tide Il It's flow, should have b,un ~ sudden
" dncd np. lie asono u the Younger mcnlHr. "i
tha body. aud IN all tlu hope and Ngo ut mord an man
hood. Tune wa, rren,ng and matutn. his faculties
lie seemed 10 have night 10 lock forward touany
Nears Ut III. uncss 10 hscaun, and Ia his family With
qmn.. evidently fitted ir thc teld We'll "a iIr tho
Sonaic. brilliant future was beiarc Inn, ready Us
know he s,fyc lbs county in aus wa, that honor
aud dut, should require.
Nh Brc also bore testimony 10 the virtue. and ex
allied character a tho deceased S,nar aud Wa. followed
by MI llaunsgl WIN, anong Other tl'lng,, said;
Where ,halI We lock to iud mono manly, command
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\nIli f.

"a VIE clums due 10 the firm al Pmham Hopkins
have been placed IN the hands # Mesr. Irving y
Roane lor collection. The debtors Will please III
ward and settle thom-as no lunarr Indulgence lo
gwen. pARllAM X HOPKINS.
II
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MORE RICH CASiIMERES AND MCSLlNS.
HAVE thj, day opened fine lot of the above goods
i examination Of which invite the attention OF
tho aides. u. i. I. re ! f.hS
Oct - Is
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5louBl aud slNGl .EBARREL SllOrGUNS.
~ Revolving PISTOLS
Shot Bells. Powder Flasks Game BAGS. English
anl French Percussion Caps, Qua Nipples.
81. sc. received aud lot sale by
Dec 2l=ts GREGORY < ROY AL.
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4 NNtAl.S FOR 1917, and illustrated
n Books, Ton presents,
lesActs ID Memory, elegantly illustrated
The Evrt.reen ~ elegant ~ngravms',
Floral O1erns, 10 do do
The biaden, 10 do -
The opal, DO do
Friendships Offering,
BrNants puctcal Works, splendid Boob,
chae !lsrold'. III. rimage, illustrated,
ais of the Lake, Aery elegant,
And many other Books suitable ior presents
For sale by ID Il PAfNh.
Dee 7-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

,I,O BUILDERS AND PAINTERS. 400 gallons
] prse Mountain iln,esl oil. Also supply 81 Superior
White Lead OK different brands Narnshes Brushes Putty
" indo,v Glass. Sc. ke ior sal. low by
uec lO-tx JOHN H. SFtY Druggist.
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co ran TNTRSiliP.

TUE undersigned have associated themselves under the
STYLE and firm Of NJ tORkl.E x SIMPSON, for the
purpose Of conducting general Grocery Commission and For
m'nmg Business the stand formerly occupied by Nj
daniel and Corkle.
Charles Simpson has been for several in the emp
meh Of the late firm, is well acquainted with, sind will giNr
Tc ats m hc Receiving and Forwarding Bush
,sr advances viii be made Goods and Produce in hand
Nn sales guaranteed, and cashed when required.
hey will keep constantly on hand GOOD supply Of Mani
hciure
They wond respectfully solicit call from the friends Of
VIC sc hrm, and the public generally.
No Droyage be eha1ge on Goods Pod,cc sold
J""aded. SAMUEL MCCoRkIE
ivmhhnrg, Jan. 4-tlM CHARLES SIMPSON.
''ilt. Stockholders in the Iydchlu rg and Buffalo
H.. springs Turnpike Company hereby notified that
annual meeting ofsald Company Will be held al Ped
80 Nlls,'n the County Of Amherst on Saturday. the
nm 'ay OF January next. puncual attendance is re
bo as business OF great Importance will come before
,N"khol'lcTs. BY order If the Board,
Jan 2-i23J H. WILLIAMS. Pres't.
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Fine ScgarS.

TTNIE subscriber has on hand a stock II very Sl'PE-
RlOR SEGARS, of VARIOUS brands to which he
would invite the attention of smokers.
JOHN II. SEAY, huagia.
Nov q IA
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IIosiERY OF ALL KINDS

would resprctfly vita the attention ri the ados 10 m
stock of Hosiery Having too large stock, will sell
reduced prices.
Dec. It's w H. M
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Web noon y.

II AWkER ON SPORTING, by rortor elegant vol
i Chemistry of the tour Se,sons,
hing, OF France, illustrated,
Queens ol England, vol. 9th,
Legends and Stories of ireland, bs Lover,
Gun Army the kiu traule
History 81 the 81 wears War, from ,hs German,
History oi Virginia, h, ilowsop,
Field Fertilization, by Mahan,
The Artists OF America, 81. sc.
Just ressivcdby ID II. PAtSE
dec At.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

Mis-. Willy Ahols,
Mary Archer.
VIM. b. Parker,
& VI. Bib, :;
Albert ID. Bryant.
Samuel Brooks,
Blind Billy.
Mrs. Patsy Brlan,,
Elizabeth Burton,
Miss Betty Boyd.
&" Margaret Billy,
Mossrs. Alonohan \ Burs.
T.
} c. Copeland, ,;
Thomas tobbs.
Rev. VIM. \. Crockor,
Mrs. 4. 4. Co,loe,
Susan Carter.
Mary \. Consni.
Miss julia Cousins.
Frances Cook.
t.Ilzatcih Cobls.
Mary {. Coblince,
Eleanor Chiffon.
y
Roy. ADibrcll >.
John W dream.
Sam'l. Dexter.
S,ml W D,,Lens,n
Mis-. Mary B. Drew
Eliza " Dickcu.
DR. W. B. Davis.
Miss. Mary ] Dmlplass.
Laura B. DAVIS.
L
Beverly E.amos.
ID. II. E.ngell.e.
Mrs. { hallollo EuLauk,
r
Jas. T.. Fisher,
Isaac freeman,
John Freeman,
Jacob t'inney.
Corporal tha5. Frois.
&
Jno. Graham.
Miss l.andonla Goodin,
CH5llle Graham,
AlaS \. Gray.
IL
Henry lllmon,
Jas. NJ. Harris,
VIM. W. ll1noll,
.jno. llunllcy.
W. J.. {. Henry,
Ro. Harrison,
Allied Hawkins.
Messrs. Hester y w hlte.
Miss Mary }. ilompston.
Mrs. Margaret Il. Horton,
4. Hawkins,
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DIR. Jnu Ingram.
Jaa. l.. } rdan.
Jas. NJ. Jackson,
jos. Irvine,
Mis-. VI Jackson,
Jane Irvine,
Harriet \. JONES'
jackson,
SAILS VI, Jennings.
Mary Jane Jaohson'
Miss ulnhel Johnson,
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Bernard X lnney, :;
Mes'r,. kelse, < Maxwell
| rlel kIlman.
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Mrs. Nary \. Lyon. :;
= LYDIA Lay,
Miss +. \. l.ei'"Ieh,
John l.aws,n,
NJ
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Ed ward MaHra'h.
Jas. Mcbride,
Jas, u. Murr'll'
sam. {. Miller,
Christopher Mckinney,
DIR. W IN. =. Moore.
Mrs, Mary }. Aloselsy,
J.. 4. Morris,
Ann NJ. Morgan,
Eliza Millspaw,
Miss Jane Williams,
Cath. \. AlcCarey,
Virginia W. Norman,
= Miss furI \. Norman,
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IpI.ANKE IS AND NEGRO CLOTHING. Just
- to hand se,eal hales oil Blankets very cheap, Also
large lot OF Negro Clothing, very low.
Nov. so I, T.. j NJ RroN.
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Jas. Bull,1A.
\. L. BUR.
esle, Bocoek,
JOSEF h + Ban's, >
Ri hard l}ass.,,
John Brant.
James VI Berry,
Jas. &. 5. Boyd,
John Burblldso,
lhos. P. Childo.s,
Samuel Cox, p
}. b. { In stan,
L. j. Cocks,
J. w. Clarke, );
John II. Go k.
WIN. { lavcy,
J. In \. Caldwell
j. b. I ampbell.
las. cunningham,
las. ,chran,
\. W. Crcnsl,aw,
Geo. II. Drink ard
i'orJ. Donald,
Vim. Dawes,
Beng. II. Dawson,
John Dlslnore,
VIM. Danghar,y,
W. b. Dickenson,
X. L. w. Duke, = =;
Price Is. DAVIS,
y IN. W DAVIS,
l.. Duncan,
T.. j. Early,
" N. Edmond,
Jas. EWart.
Henry Is. Edmlston,
Rev. Charles Farrell,
Il ibl. fuldcr,
Jas. {. Iarnsworih.
W G. falwcll,
II. Farley,
VIM. Il. Goode, 2
T.. IL. Gil.
Jas. GIlnore,
w m. ID. Green,
las. =. Griffin,
Jnu. W. Gasalns.
Ro. Harvey,
nr. Hopkins,
David Hughes.
.aiasette llou-owrisht
B. II. llill,
Gcu. Harris,
Chs. llIgggarson,
Carey nolt,
Jno. II. Harris,
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list OS LETTERS

; EMN\INn in the Post Olliec IN Iynrhbnrr. On
Z the Isl day Of January lSi1
o. Persons calling for letters the folio vim. list will
lease "a, the, arc advertised
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TIE. LICENSE LAWS.

At the very moinent when we arc onleaYorlng to i'm
press upon the pubic. III, necessity Of cutting up by
Tic roots the odious system 81 furnishing FuIe revenue.
by paudcrna 10 public immortality. as tito confirm every
objection which VIC have urged and place OF position III
lmpcgnaLe point Of view Lctorc the public, comes
Chr slulas the rloous, the most d rderly, and the
most discraccin opubc intelligence. e any within Il .
memory Of the oldest inhabant II is unnecessary to
give detailed account ofthc proceeding the past week
Thcy fresh enough in the memory of our tzcns, at
this tmc they likely 10 frgct them, IN hurry.
They rcrroach b MS, as community repro ach
to tho laws by which we governed and treble re-
proach 10 those, who having the matter IN their own
hands, and seeing these evils with their eyes. yet
show d.sp s.tion to give force to any plan by which
the Pep'ctdn to trongh Ia express hor opinions upon
tn uJ e+.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-08
For the Green Mountain Freeman
The Vermont Central Railroad,

Mr.. EDIToR We have not been, neither are we
now, DESTROYS of getting up newspaper talk about
this road any farther than to get the facts in the case
But we find our efforts to do that unavailing, and give
it up and should not have troubled you or your read
ers again. not for the petulant remarks found in
the Watchman upon our communication in your paper
of the 18th ut which claims some notice, from the
fact only, that look upon it as speaking the sent-
ments of the officers of the corporation coming as il
did, directly from one of their number, and carrying
out the principles heretofore laid down when it was
said tive came here not to mpart but to receive nor
nation again refusing to give any public nfor-
nation upon so important subject, which all have a
right to ask, and should at all times be cheeruly and
promptly given, which, if done, we Think would dc
much to aay, while the opposite course serves only to
excite and create suspicion. But we are told, if we
are truly in search of information, have missed our
way: we should come to some of the officers person.
ally By this we understand privately, and they will
give great encouragement to the financial affairs
of this road Much obliged for this information aho'
we frankly say that look upon this mode as improp
err and if it was not we have not confidence enough
to warrant us IN pursuing this course IN search OF
truth and justice in this NATTER fearing it might again
be said with much truth, you have missed your way.
But we will here say, this osentatious display about
their financial affairs, surplus, &c. has already become
sickening We were much astonished at the state of
their finances, as presented in their Report last fall
after the Boosting resolution which was circulated a.
bout year ago. We wonder what disposition could
have been made Of the money if the other three fouhs
of the subscribers had paid in their full assessments
One thing more and we leave the matter in the
hands of those who have the power to control When
we see any man who pertinacously endeavors to sus
tain cause against known right regardless of the
wishes and interests of an enlightened community
however he may think to fortify himself with his hon
ors, his wealth. or his talents, VIC believe he will event
ualy find he has missed his way, in the estimation of
the CITIZENS OF VERMONT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-08
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In Painfeld, LIST inst, Mrs Abigail Stone, aged 60.
In Hydepark, 22d ult of lung fever, Russell Smith,
son OF X and II M Page aged 10 months
In Caroton, Ga. of consumption, Sylvanus llunton,
M. D.. son of DR.. A. Hunton, of Hydepark.
In Brandon, Julia Ann, daughter of Geo, o. Rice,
aged 3 years and six months
in Painfeld, Ill. Chas p Waterman of this town,
aged 20.
In Walden, of inflammation of the brain, Mr.. Hardy
Cole aged % years.
In Wallingford, Rev. Stephen Martndale, pastor Of
the Cong. church in that place.
In Whiting, Hon. Joseph Simonds
In Cornwall, Mrs. Elizabeth Bushnell.
In Middlebury, Stephen P. Lathrop, aged G5 years.
In Barnet, Feb. 3, Aethea, C. aged IA years: and,
March 8, John r. aged months, children of John w.
Glillan.
In South Hardwick, Luthera, wife of Adolphus IIol-
ton, aged 81 years.
In Lyndon, of lung fever, Martha Ann, youngest
daughter of VIM. Locke, aged 10 months
In West Brookfeld in the month of March, ult. the
following, children of A. B. and Sally Hutchinson =
On the 10TH Sawin g. 10; on the 25, Amos, on the
Goth, George D., O. and on the 26th, Betsey d. (only
daughter) II years of age. Their disease was called
by their physicians aspeces of Group. The last three
were buried at one time in one grave. The Morning
Star, Dover, N. H., please copy.
In East Roxbury, Doth ult, Rowana, wife of Henry
C. Davis, and daughter of VIM. Blanchard, aged %
years.
In Tunbrdge, 9Th ult, Calvin Rust, aged 40 year
His death was occasioned by the falling OF the teke
poles at stone quarry in East Bethel, by which his
scull and thigh were broken.
At Royaton, 18th ult., Mrs. Susannah Ainsworth
aged 46. She was sister to Mr.. Rust and was killed
one week after her brothers death by being overrun
by loaded team, while descending hill in a sleigh
Cow.