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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
DR.. wIsTAR,s BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

What time establishes and consocates, what experience
dpps aud confirms, what all men in all places unite saying
is good and valuable is so, doubt popularity OF this
sort fixes in society its roots deep and srong that time
destroy it.. The which has attended this med
cnH for several years past has the O
all respectable men, ind the Article has taken stand
the first class of discoveries and blessings OF the age
when resoed 10 in season, eudcaes the disease or which
IT Is ommended.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by ). w. FOWLE 1873 Washington st. Boston.
8Sj-For sale by S. p. REDFIELD Montpelier, VI. and
agents generally.
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JOB PRINT
STATIONERY.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden a,
said district on The i4th day of December 1877.
MELATtAH WILLIS, administrator on tho estate OF
WI Benjamin Lucas late Of Corint, in said district de-
ceased, makes application said Court the time
heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from said estate
and settle his administration until future days
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that said appca
on he heard AZ session Of said Cou 10 be holden at Zeo
Fairs dwelling heuse in Cornh, the llh day of jan
1888 aud il further ordered that not ice be given to
the creditors of said and to all others concerned by
publishing the substance of said application and orders there
on, In the Vermont Watchaan printed OF Montpelier, at
least three weeks successfully before the time aforesaid ap
pointed for the hearing of said application.
BY tho Court,
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New York Market, Dec. 27.

The flour market is inactvedown two shillings
Corn rs to eOa decline of about three cents Provisions in
active.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
Guy G. TAPLIN'S ESTATE.

Q y Q. I 4 + al y y F4S I 4 I Z.
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court holden at Mont
Washington District pelier, and for said district,
on the 27tn day of December, A. ID. lS47;
TOSEPlI HOWES, OF Montpelier, administrator tho
- tate of GUY c. TAPLtN, late of Montpelier said
ci, deceased ntestae presents his petition to this
writing here praying for license sell the whole of real
estate Of nid deceased except the widows right Of
therein, alleging that it is necessary sell part thereof
the debts due om said deceased and the Expenses of
minraton, the personal being insufficient for said
purposes, and That part be sold without injury
those Interested IN the omander, and the appearing
necessary Wheeupon is ordered petition be
Tered to session of said be holden ut tho Probate
oco ~ Montpelier aforesaid the 18Th day of January 1913
at O'Clock p. N for hearing decision and further
ee that notice to ali concerned DO given by publishing
stlnce of the subject matter of said petition orders
thereon, three weeks sucrcssvcy in the Vermont Watch
State journal printed Montpelier aforesaid, all of
which to be before said time of hearing and decision
they may appear said time and place they
bonds io the payment of said debts aud expenses
statute Provides TO said license beng'g anted
By order of Court, Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy freoord,
| so Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30

Among the many blessings attendant upon improvements
the social condition, and the advances of intel
gencc, is the oongaton OF human life. With the increase
ut intelligence has knowledge for tho elements of
heah md regard for thom, and commensuracy with the
strides Of have acquired the of arresns
disease, and avertrs It's ravages Notwithstanding the pro
we have made statistics show that sixth
Of the whole population die annually of consumption.
One OF the most important discoveries Of tie age amel.
outng the condition of this class of suffering humanity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
FOR THE YOUNG. .

Sports, Parleys Annual the Little Republic Picture Story
Book, Arhurs Tales (numerous Charlotte Elzabehs sto
res (numer Leisure Moments Improved Parley Every
Day Book, James Frenchs excellent books II young the
Young Maiden, Moral Library for the Young short large
aud choice assortment, varying from cent 10 dollar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
LOOMS Il CAMP

HAVE Just RECEIVED
IN PS. PRINTS. 10 PS. BLACK s.
Wv cold Apacas, BIoadcoihs and Doekins beached and
brown Cotton Fiannes, Ickiugs aud Dlnss, Feathers
CIocknIy, Locking Glasses, &c.
We have but word to about prices for cheap
refer those VINO used making tom but
goods must sell themselves, and simply call und look
is all we desire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
RIJFFAI.O RORES

A Few more nice BUFFALO ROBES Just received and
N will be sold cheap, by BALDWIN Sc SCOTT.
December 2l. 40
GOLDFISH, MACK EREL g. SALMON,
COARSE and Fue Western and T. I. SALT, constantly
" on hand. BALDWIN & SCOTT.
December 81. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
BUFFALO ROBES 4 rURs.
DRESS GOODS
N EW TEAS,

A PRIME assortment of Alpacas, Cashmere Dol
~ ufoG and plain French Tibet, Mefiuos, and hq
OF Prints. JAMES CR1STY, Waterbt
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GIFT BOOKS.
IUrra for Christmas & New Years
BANK

THE stockholders orthe Orange County Bank are hereb,
notified the house of b. F. Dickinson in Chei
sea- the llh day of January next, O'Clock p.
for The choice of Directors for the year ensuing.
l.. &. REDINGToN, Cashier.
Chelsea, Dec s, ls47. 4s;3w
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MAY MARTIN.
" EW and cheap revised editonalso the second edto
ofLoCKE AMsDEN, fol sale by e. T. Walton & Som
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

TIVE second Annual Meeting of the Washington County
Agricultural Society will be held in the Court House
on Tuesday the 4h day of January O'Clock
for the appointment of officers receive the report Of the
committee Field Crops, and for the transaction any
other business connected with the interests of society,"
full Attendance Of the friends of Agriculture desired
pOS W. HOWES, Secretary.
December 81 ls4z 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
NO. 1 & 2 MACK EREL
nNAtIC A NJ

NO. 1 & 2 MACK EREL
AT LOOMS q CAMPS.
TEAS AND COFFEES
a. superior quality and not.to.be beat prices,
~ LOOMS 4 CAMPS.
AXES, AND
IN DOZEN SUPERIOR AXE-HANDLES, at
~ LOOMS Il CAMPS.
SWINGLETOW S wpT SS W fs sSos: so Ps-
NOTICE.
THE fret semi annua ting o the Washington County
Teachers Assoc iuon will he held at the Free Church,
in Montpelier Thursday the 9th day OF Jan. 1913 10 o.
clock A. NJ 1t expected that Gov EAros will be present
and deliver address upon the occasion. The following
question will also b. discussed, viz:
Will the prosperity of Common Schools depend
upon tho Teacher than upon the Citizens and Parents?
DisPUrAsrs-G. N. Brigham 81. u, Nelson a. Chase,
Esq, leman Carpenter Esq e. w. H. Dwinell,
negative.
Essays will be by the Rev. Calvin Granger NJ A.
and MIR. Geo. CLARK, NJ A., upon the following subjects
The influence Of those habits which formed in the
school room upon chd's ,''nlso
method of teaching scholars to diff
cues themselves instead of depending upon the
of others"
Teachers and the friends of educ alton generally,
pec,fy invited attend BY order OF Exec. Committee,
Dec %. GEO. NICHOLS, Sec.
GRAFTON.
NOTICE is hereby given that have given my DAN
~ lei. 5. MOUBTON his time during the remainder of
his minority, md shall pay of his debts claim his
| uttural ,..l
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LIB Err ALTON

n Office is hereby given that have given my DAN
lei. $. MOULTON his time during the remainder Of
his minority, md shall pay of his debts claim his
wages utter ihs date. DANIEL MOULTON.
Stow Dec "a, le47:j0
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RADWAY,S SOAP

Superior lrtcle for Shaving, mud for the cure Of al di
"a eases of the skin, sold by BALDWIN & SCOTT.
December 81. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30

SGz5A THE undersigned continues to sell the Pekin
EaiiHTI7M Tea Company Teas, THEIR AeINr, and
81 MM has received supply of superior Qua
HnllNplhlk6 JAMES CRISTY.
Waterbury,, VT. Dec 90, I8I7.4gw6
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
DIR. VERIFY.

We are very much pleased to see that DR..
YERsy, the interchangeable and talented dele
gate from Northampton, who has rendered
his service in tho Legislature il.us;rious by
his great ailoris IN behalf Or Primary School
Educntiou, has a. last succeeded 10 procuring
an annual appropriation Of 5),oto, ia addition
to the annual sum alfeals rroYjed for tie
use of the Primary s,hpyi Esaeaaaa Ills
bill was carried BY larg' mlim-ll We saIo
last winter .ha + he would only 50 for a Re
form Of the Constitution, AMI htye lie e.ec
ton of Governor referred to- the pcopIo, hat
no should have our vote, and We s'Ick 10 it,
He is delegate that his County should be
proud of--a son whom Virginia should de
light 10 honor. Every parent should teach
his children to be as famiIiat w,h his name,
as they are with that Of "PLrER rlaLty,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

w. HuEARp, Hungerford, ] p. Hunt, OR
NJ. r.. HvSTER. G. j. lngersoll, jenkins, J
II. Johnson, ecs-JosKFB JOHNSON, A. Johnson
q. w. Jones, S. jones, Preston kiag. Law
renee, b1-SHKLTos +. LAKE, Lab, LASER
Levin, Lyon, Lumpkin, Mclean. McCiel
land, McCieruand, Mcdowell, McEienry Me
KAY, p. Marin. Morris. Morse. MSuiion,
Niven. Norris, Owen, PARISH. Payne, PeEriil.
Perry, Phelps, Pace, Raihtun, Reid. khier,
Russell. Sawtelle, Sawyer, Scammna, A. -.
sims. Sampson, Thos smith, stanton, Stark-
weather. 81. John, Strong, sykes, J. Tbomp-
son, Jacob Thonpson. Truman. IIbhaus.
Towns. TFumb0, Wentworth, Wich, VII
liams, Woodward, lancey, Yeil, Young,
and Iost--l22.
.wng-Neszrs. Abbo', John G. Adams,
Arnold, Baker, Barauger, Bell, w. w. Camp.
bell. J. III. Campbell. Carroll, ]. @. Chap
man, Cranst0n. Crezier. Culver, Delano, Dix
on, Dackery, Foot, Giijinys. Crrrr, Ha.-
per, Healer. Heuick. e. u. Holmes, ]. y
Houston. s. D. Hubbard, Iiuds0n. Hunt, J.
II. Iugersoll. u r. King, n. Il. hing. Lewis,
Long. NJ Connsl, McGaughey. Noseisy, Ju.
lius Rockwell, Root, Scheuck, Severance, j.
Smith, Stewart, Suohu, Thibodea1, Toomos,
White, Winthrop and Wright--3s.--Loeos
in italics 3.
Thus out Of Some hundred and Cts Locofo-
cos 10 the House Of Representatives,, only
three voted for the liberty Of the press and e.
cry Locofoco from Iirgiaia, prsscni. roted
against he liberty n tie press-voted not only
20 turn the Tribune from the floor. bot to de-
prive il Of seat in the reporters desks, TO
keep lis readers acquainted with the public pro-
ceedings Of Congress. J have made the Viz
glnia members somewhat prominent-they
stand out in bold relief on the "Liberty OF the
Press" Now one Of three things is certain
the Il liberty of the pressp must be Of very
recent origin, or else il IS intended only tor Lo
or thirdly, the Virginia Locofoces
are the yeriest traitors 70 the cause that ever
vet burdened the earth with their footsteps
If there was any consistency in Locofocoism,
the resolutions now passed in favor Of the lib
eriy ofthe press. should denounce the whole
Virginia delegation Of Locoiocos in Congress
by name. The denunciatiens Of the public
and Of the Legislature Of Virginia,
apply with ten-foid more power 10 Messrs
Atkinson, Bayly, Bedinger, Brown, Chap
man, Dromgoole, Hopkins, Hubbard, Hunter,
and Leake, than they do TO Messrs.
Yulee, Westco,t. Sc.
have thought il worth while to copy this
record from the public documents for the peo-
PIES perusa Might it not he well for the
Virginia papers generally, 10 give the facts in
such places as may hear of the "Lberly Of
the Press''-of course the Locofoco party can
not run any member Of the present delegation
They are enemies Of this newborn principle
Particularly win it be impossible for any Of
the present delegation. after having voted as
above, 10 mention this new divinity Of free
DOM All copperdom could notfurnish brasa
to make the human face hard enough for thatl
DRUTUS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

BERKELEY CousTY.--The Wings Of this
county, al their meeting on Monday last, nom
mated ApAN SNAIL, Esq, enc Of the present
members, and THOMAS BRowS, Esq, late
Sheriff. An excellent selection. WILLIAM
l.. BotK, Esq. retres voluntarily and in ia
king leave Of him, we feel il but just 10 say
that he leaves the Legislature with the respect
and good wishes Of the whole body. With
excellent practical sense. modest demeanor,
and attentive business habits, Mr BoAR was
enabled to render good service 10 his constitu-
enis-and should II be their pleasure to com
nIand his services at some future day, they
viii find that his experience Of the two past
sessions has not been lost upon him.
Mr. SMALL has been ID service but single
session, and he too has won, by his excellent
conduct, the respect and confidence Of his as
socrates. He viii be returned iriomphanliy,
and, with his popular colleague, will watch
well The Interests ofoId Berkeey.-Richmon
Rrp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
TEE CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.
TO MY FR1EsDs.

In reply 10 Numerous letters, urging me to
announce myself as an Independent Candidate
FIR Congress, with the assurances Of support
from men Of both parties. deem il proper 10
make this public reply.
am not uncandld enough 10 say, that
have no, been nattercd with these demouslta-
ions. nor that would not be grattied by an
election TO Congress from such Distric,
but every person who reflects upon the sub
jeet well knows, that, to be successful, must
not only have the uadirided, bat the eordia
support Of every voter Of my own party, and
considerable accession frem the other.
carn0t consent first to enter into scramble
WIKI my political friends, for the honor Of a
nomination, and then go into contest with
the other party. with impaired strength and
ihc draw backs which necessarily follow fam
lis jars"
With unequiyocal indications OF the popu-
lar will in my favor, ! would engage in hard
service eren 10 encounter defeat, il these who
have SO often honored ne with their confidence
should demand the sacrifice but prefer not
10 he the means Of heart-burnings or strife
among friends of the same political faith, il
such are At all likely to be excited by the con
tinuancc Of my name among the list Of nomi-
titos iatt TIT HsttoSNss ~ t4N NAibi'ts'SNN NNN
else Of their Judgment or their feeling, settle
this matter as they please, and shall acqui-
esce; more cheeriully. however, if SET aside,
lhan, if put up as mark for the rancorous
warfare which IS usually engendered in such
4 contest. have hitherto exeltcd my ener
GIGS, feeble though they be, in whatever ser
vice has been assigned to mc--and although
have a large debt ofgrati;ude yet to discharge,
mus, be permitted to say, that the honors
heretofore conferred upon me were voIuntarl-
ly bestowed, and were not the result Of any
undue appliances on my palt.
Better, If not older, soldiers than myself, are
abundant in the district, and if AMI Of them are
likely 10 be thwaytcd in Their aspirations, or
their ability to render service, let my name be
dropped and the selection made from them
shall cheerfuy cooperate in whatever is
deemed best for that glorious cause, which,
under all circumstances, has ever commanded
not only my affections, but my unhe5itating
obedience.
Very respectfully. -
Holm !. C,ALLhuER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Democrats we fear. from present ap.
pearances. have swept all before them, in this
their "old strong hold" They have so far
elected their Governor. Senate and House Of
Delegates and two members Of Congress. and
,wo Distress to hear from. The Wigs
have hopes Of carryu g WILSON IN the South
Western District The contest was very lui-
mated, aud the struggle enc Of most arduous
and momentous character, 50 says The Editor
Of the New York Tribune. who was in New
Hampshire during the days Of The election.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

There has been but little business transacted
ia either branch Of the Legislature, since our
last issue, that is interesting 10 out readeFs.---
We perceive lha, the engrossed bill "auihori-
sing Tie disoontinuanee aud sale Of certain va
cant and useless streets in lhe plan ofthe town
Of Maniasbuyg, in he County Of Berkeley,
and directing the application Of the proceeds
thereof was read thjrd time and passed
The same bill was also reported In The Senate.
The following engrossed bill was also read
a third tiuIc and passed the House "A bill
10 establish the Bank Of Martlnsburg, IN Yir.
gina, ia tie County Of Berkeley"
The above is ali that we observe in the pro-
eeedings Of the last few days, that is interest
ug 10 our readers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.

Senator Bentons resignation at tie
.McJor Genvaishp.-We End 10 The Wash
ingion Union and lnteIligeucer TIE follow
ing correspondence. published a, The re-
guest Of Senator Benton, which fully ex-
plains Itself
Washington City, March 10, lsi..
Sir Please to receive as mark of
my respect, copy Of The following LET.
tiers, which explain the circumstances oa-
der which | decline toaccept The appoint
ment OF major general in The srny. Re-
specially, SIR, your obedienl servant,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
To The Hon. MIR. -, oi the Ilaiied
States Senate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
WY ItsTVLUUITE'
JOHN 4. GALLhHER.
BILL
II proeide for y'e construction @ a RoGd from
Both, IN Morgan County, 10 Tie Mouth q
81. JCIsa's Run on The Potomac.
January 25, Read frs, to be read second time

January 25, l5i7 Read first TO be read second lime
/. 30 Il enacted bv the General .fssembis,
That the Board Of Public Works be and Is
helcby authorized TO pay from time to time,
cut OF the Fund for Internal Improvement, a
sum or sums Of money not exceeding twenty
Eve hundred dollars. TO the treasurer of the
Trustees Of the town Of Bath in the County
of Morgan upon the order of the said Trustees,
for the purpose Of constructing n Road from
the town OF Bath 10 the mouth Of ST. Johns
Run on the Potomac. The said treasurer shall
receive and account Tor the Same IN his official
character to the said Trustees, and shall pay or
deliver such sums as may BE- required from
time 10 time. upon their order, until the whole
amount received bv him under authority Of
this at shall BE- exhausted. And lie shall be
liable and proceeded against in like manner
for any default IN the paymcu, Of the money
aforesaid as Tor o,her defaults upon MS official
bond.
.. he Il fgihor enacted, That the said Trus-
tees shall have the disposition Of the money
aforesaid, and mas employ and pay such en-
gneer aud superintendent, or otacr agents. as
they may think proper, for The construction OF
SAID Road and said Trustees, 10y themselves
and their agents, may exercise the same pow
erS, and shall be subject 20 the same reslric-
tons in the acquisition Of land and other ma.
teuals necessary for said Road, as are pre>crI-
bed to the president and directors Of turnpike
companies, by the act passed February the Sc
yenth, eighteen hundred and seventeen, chap
ter two hundred and thirty four. As soon as
the Road IS completed, they may demand and
receive thereon such tolls as may from time lo
time be prescribed by the Board Of Public
Works; such tolls to be applied TO the neccs
sary expenses and repairs Of said Road, ane
any surplus remaining 10 BE- applied in pay
ment Of the interest on the sum pald on u,
part Of the Commonwealth for construction o.
said Road. Amy deficiency of the nett surplus
Of tolls 10 pay sand interest, may be paid from
the receipts on account Of bathing az the me
dicinal springs belonging to the Common
wealth, in said town Of Bath piuriaed. Tha
no part of the above appropriation shall BE- Oh
vanced BY the Board OF Public Works uht
the said Trustees shall have given bond. viii
good security, payable to the said Board an,
approved by them, for the punctual paymen
Of interest annually on the sum advanced .,
the Commonwealth for the construction Of sat
road and for any default ~ the payment q
; such interest, the said Board NAV recover jud-
mrnt against said Trustees. upon motion Z
the County orSuperlur Count Of Morgan CoHn
b IS. ~ giving tn DAYS notice of such mouor
@ IW- act shall beta i--.s irm .'rasss e
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

finite mercy. Let il consoleyou IN your sor-
row for Ireland, that you are. afforded an or
portunity for the nobaest exercise OF the best o.
the virtues The sweetest relief 10 pictures Of
suffering is the beneyo.ence that ministers in
their midst The brightness in the dismal
scene around the pool Of Bethesda was the
Angel which stirred the waters. What love
her shape can Virginia now present than that
Of a inmistering angel 10 Ireland IAe in-
structlons accompanying this address, viii
show YOU what direction to give 70 your char
tires. Our dots is ic snlTesi that they shall
low IN abundance Let us 10 our full paa 10
prove TO the would that the land Of liberty - the
land Of benevolence. Teach your children TO
rejoice IN foregoing their TOYS or their luxusies
10 assist the little sufferers beyond The OCEAN.
Let the mothers contribute from their ample
stores . feed the famishing mothers oflIeland
Let the fathers besiow 4 fair portion of their
abundance to assist The famishinr falsers OF
ilrst Isle IN feeding their starving families
Let al who call themselves yir.Inians. ard
would be worthy az the name. eagerly seize
the opportunity now presented Of restoring
hope aud joy To the hears OF thousands, hy
SPREADING bounifully before them the means
d sus,enanee in the land u WAsHiseTos.
Permit US to sugges,, that IN every county
town in the Commonwealth central commit
tee be appointed 10 receive the contributions of
the people. Letthose committees appoint adj
dItonal committees in each county Let the
Clergy and the Ladies cooperate, with their
wonled zeal. IN this noble work Of charity
The central committees, in addition to sub
scrptlous m money, will receive contributions
OF Hour, wheat, meal, corn aud clothing. Qor
the Irish are naked as well as hungry) Con
iribuuons IN provisions or clothing should he
sent TO the nearest town. 10 be forwarded from
thence 10 Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Fredericksbug Alexandra. VIM
chester, Staunlon, Wheeling. Lynchburg.
Charlottesville or Danviie. Provisions and
clothing sent 10 the care Of Messfs. II. w. S
J. J. Far s CO., Richmond, o. OF the Mayor
Of either Of the above named cities or towns.
will surely reach the shores OF ireland, and
viii be judiciously distributed amongst the sul-
iereIs. All money should be RENTED 10 WM.
Il. MeFARLAsp, Esq. the Treasurer Of the
Virginia relief fund. The money will be ex
pended in the purchase OF American produce
to be shipped to Ireland. or will be RENTED in
Bills Of Exchange, if desired by the coniribu
tors. Regular reports viii be published in the
Richmond papers Of the receipts Of the relief
fund.
We will merely add that this systematic
charity should continue I'LL the Irish harvest in
September Let no: the stream cease 10 flow
so long as human beings are iamishing with
want.
Very respectfully.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
WM. III. MCFARLAND,
G.. G. LEE,
o. p. BALDWIN,
SIDNEY 5. BAXTER,
Committee
Cj-Pap-r throughout the State requested to
copy.