davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-21
J, HOLC0MB, Editor Il Publisher.

3D. do. Edmund Hill, Shoreham, 200
Best Saxony and grade buck, A. w.
Perry, Shorcham, OC
I'd do. E. r. Wilson, Shoreham, 0(
3D. do. II. A. Smith, New Haven 3 90
4th do w. w. Pierce, Waltham, 2 90
Best buck Lamb, Marvin North, Shore
ham, 200
Best pen offs Saxony and grade ewes, E.
r. Wilson, 6 90
I'd do. James Dunn, Bridport, a 90
Sd do. A. w. Perry, Shoreham, 8 90
4th do. E. Bottom, New Haven, 3 90
Best pen of 5 Saxony and grade lambs,
Ebenczer Wilson, 90
I'd do. DR. H. Smith, 90
Sd do James Dunn, 2 90
Best pen of Is ewes of any variety, S.
Langdon, New Haven, 90
I'd do Elias Bottom, New Haven, 90
Miscellaneous articles.
Best specimen of cocoons, unsorted, S.
r. Walker, 90
I'd do. James Hamilton, 90
Best lot dung hill fowls Benz Bissell, so
6 best pumpkins, II. Paine, so
6 best squashes, Reuben Wheeler, so
6 best watermellons same, gratuity, 20
6 best muskmellons do. do. 20
Best bushel Potatoes, do. do so
Best do. onions, d. G. Meigs, so
Best 20 ears seed corn, George Spencer, so
Dairy Honey g. Sugar.
Best specimen of butter, ID. V. Cham
bers, Addison, 3 90
Best specimen Of sugar, Leonard Bush
nell, Starksboro', 800
No competition on cheese and honey.
Farming Implements.
Best one horse wagon, Rollin Dunshe,
Bristol, 100
Best OK yoke, John Knowles, Monkton, 90
Best plows, Russell Tabor, Lincoln, 2 90
Household Manufactures.
Best 20 yards flannel Mrs Joshua Weth-
erbee, Ferrisburgh, 200
Best wool carpet, Mrs Walter Barton, 3 90
I'd do Mrs Silas II. Jenison, Shoreham, 90
Sd do. Mrs d. w. Hazard Ferrisburgh, 1 90
4th do Mrs Rufus Hazard, Ferrisburgh, l 90
Best wooden bed blankets, Mrs Silas
II. JeniSor, 2 90
Best hearth rugs, Mrs D. W. Hazard, so
Best pair knit mitts, do. so
Best pair silk gloves, Mrs Jas. Hamilton, so
Best pound sewing silk, do. l 90
Best half do. do. so
Best pair silk hose, do. 90
DcSI plSCt plitlu lOI LdIllCo ulCSoSS, NILS
Leonard Bushnell, 2 90
Many other articles deemed highly merito-
rious, were presented by Mrs L. Sanford, Mrs
S. Burroughs, Mrs d. w. Hazard Miss Julia
Holt, Miss Julia Chapman, and other ladies,
upon which, there being no competition,
small gratuitieS were granted.
Fruits.
Best sorts of apples, not less than 10
each, Nelson Richards, Panton, 90
I'd do. S. Burroughs, Waltham, so
Largest variety do. do. so
Best varieties table pears, Anthony P.
Smith, Whiting, 90
10 best pears, Solomon w. Jewett, Wey-
bridge, so
I'd do "A, P. Smith, SO
10 best varieties seeding apples, Edison
d. Bush, so
A large variety of select apples, Job
Lane, gratuitous, rs
Best 0 peaches, A. P. Skif, so
Best 10 ounces, do. 60
Largest variety of Plums, A. P. Smith, so
Best quarts plums, Reuben Wheeler, so
Best 20 punches 2 varieties grapes A.
p. Smith, SO
e. w. BLAIsDELL, Jr., Secretary.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-21

VERMONT AT THE FAIR. At the New
York State Fair, recent held at Saratoga
Springs, Vermont stock was well represent
ed and bore off some of the best premiums.
Among the list Of premiums awarded we Sc
Iect the following
HORsEs-BcSt Stations.
1. D.&N. Hill, Bridport, Vt, "Black-
hawk" SIS 90
2. Silas Hale, Royalton, Mass, "Green
Mountain, 10 90
8. Spencer c. Smith, Bloomsbury N.
j., "Top Gallant" Youatt.
Brood Mares.
/. E. II. Morgan, Rutland, VT, Is 90
2. CALVIN Blodgctt, LADY Burbank" 10 90
3. f. A. Wier, Walpole, "Lady Wild
air. Youatt
Sheep.
Cotswolds-C. w. Reybold, Delaware,
Diploma
Saxons-S. Scovllle, Salisbury, Conn,
Diploma
Merinos-Jesse Kinds, Brandon, Vt,
Diploma.
j. N. Sawyer, Salisbury, N.
H., bucks and 5 ewes, Diploma
Jacob N. Blakesly, Conn,
buck, Diploma.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-21
Fair of the Addison County

SOCIETY HELD AT YER
GENNEs, THURSDAY, OCT 7, 1847.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

The National luttlgcncer gives copious reports tie
proceedings Of the Court Martial aow in WASHINGTON
We wish we could copy them entire as they PISS. ;,
much interest," throwing light they d, upon the ope
ratious in California since the hegaa. We have a
great admiration of the character OF L. Col Fremont
and had hoped that nothing than ndiscreuu would
be proved against him. The case assumes as it pr
ce,ds. grave aspect, and there be tle doubt tat
he manifested lneub, rdnatlOn recognizing Gen
kraIny's right to command him. We wish him well
through the ordeal. We doubl whether ne can derive
any advantage iom having his filher in law as his clun
sci. Such court is 10 be brow beaten They will
have reference to political Considerations and will
Judge Col. Fremon, by The articles of and the regu-
arions ofthe army and will find hun eullty-f the ey-
ience warrants ll-withon caring fl for COL Benton
or the difficulties it may occasion between him and The
Secretary of War or The President.
l. is pretty certain that all his difficulty has grown ou'
Of conf citing authority conferred upon Stockton s Rear
ny.
On the third day of the trial General Kcarny
amined and having exhibited lis instructions from tn,
War Depa riment, proceejel 10 stale his FIR ht
arrest Of 81 Fremont lhs Vas I'll refusal Of tol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

/ he letter which we publish Ia day. from Mir. Ex.
President an Buren, Is a ssen Of the TIA, not 10 be
"Nrro"ked II is very Characteristic, smooth and plans
ibl' aud YET may Ic considered important move
the political chess board. in the grea gtne which
be played neNt year. The mon eul, halflhes IT, ard
could wish some Of the pa sagos bad lecn omitted W.
had supposed. until lately. that Here WIS n, pcluical II
snrteclioo IN sore lor Mr.. Van nafaH. The death a
Nas u2ht All current events have led question
the CORRECTNESS Of This belief Nj Van Burcn his fnepd,
used 10 allr9e. was "NeIthen man with Southern
principles, and Yet incline 10 believe he will be
found lie candidate If the NIlmot Pr1vis, Democrats
al the North inr the Presidency, aud may stand chance
ct g. lung the nomination Of the Convection. Our con
VIcon Is strong HAT no can Get the vote Of tie
Northern Democratic States Who in favor of cN tend
g slavery Into the territory 10 be acquired bl purchase
Or conquest, from Nj Nico. Messrs. Dallas Buchanan
Woodbury. and Cass have all, in gre less degree
COMMITTED themselves against this measure Mr. W rnht
II" one doubts now WAS lis Jealous advocate and would
have been the candidate Of Ihr Northern Drmncrlcy-
II" is no nore and we are aNare Of no politician who
VIII be So like y 10 rally Mr.. Nriehl's friends as MIR
Van E4fen lie Is a cautious and polite man. and has
So lar borne with 'on mtndalle dignity his tcray tx
the South, al the Baltimore Convention but noone can
doub that he has lively remembrance Of the events Of
'la eafhef g and that he 'ndulges the hope Of showing
one day his sensc Of the treatment he received
In this eoaarNlon, must call attention to the very
remarkable speech "" give to-day, Of prince John =
as he was won't 10 be ca rd-he tl1es son Of Mr. Van
Buren-who Is rapidly rising into political cminence
IN his native STATE and Wh1 Is Of very cansid
cradle ability Considering that he is the m of Nor
thrrn man with Southern feelings, he manicsls little re.
gar for the peculiar institutions of the South We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
NEM YORK ELECTION

he result Ui The election IN The State Of New York
resulted more rumrbadlly or the Wings Than The most
sangninr dared 10 anticipate Besides the election Of
memdrrs Of hc Legislature and Lieutenant Governor tie
ne" ,npoa the people at arge ha, i
number Of unconaHes, formerly chosen by lhe .epis
laiureur appointed by tie Exccuvc such ComplroIlet
State Engineer, &c. Thu Wing nominees for the
whole of these Offices elected The senate consists
Of y mcmbcrs-of these the Wings have p or d
OF the House # DELEGATES, the W higs have majority
ol about wo.thlrds.
In The city OF New York, The Wing mal1rtv is le-
tween 5000 and 1000. or the Is members 10 which
the is entitled the W hgs have elected l-amony
whom We glad to see the able editor Of the EApr,ss
JAMES Brooks
We believe, under any circumstances the W hias
would have carried The Siatebut there is no doubt Thai
the overwhelming defeat and discontinue Of the oc
WAS owing TO their dlssenons, which were Of a more
aggravated character than usual.
The \. Y. Courier, says:
The Wings have entire possession of the Emniro
State. Ii were folly 10 pretend HAT the Wings alone
have achieved hls victory, to deny thai fhfy have
been very essentially aided by the split IN the ranks Of
thclf opponents.
The divisions among the Loco Foes have illorl,
had nt liitlc Influence upon the result Of the elrrll,
They have g,ucray been simply the outbreaks If smc
ps NAL dlsaIir rllon, which have died away as The ay
"i election drew near But it is obvious that the
party Is more seriously divided than has ever been be
Ire ! he principal ground Of difference as nearly AS it
ran he aoralned, relates e the conduct of the central
quito at Albany by Which lbe afairs Of the party have
been controlled ng, and with such unrar, inc and un
prlnerlcd s"h-hn'ss-lhe pitch 10 which H. drtaon
was carried III the sl place aroused the resentment of
iew individuals, who Were the immediate sufferers
and through then eAe1llons the feeling c1mmnnira
ted 10 very large portion of the party throlohout IT. &
An la uIXp ll,rt,1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
RICHMOND E\AAlI\FR

We have received the first number Of the Richmnnd
Examiner, Democratic journal JnSt established in
'he Meinpolis, by late iunnslncn, Mcssrs DcNtt
\ Wright. In eAirrpals. tke Examiner will compare
ad'ani geoasiy with any journal IN tie STATE. L Is
6elhliinils printed la.e SHEET. and published semi
weekly at iaur dollars per annum II pad IN advance.
at hive dollars, If payment be deferred beyond month
weekly parer is also publishfd do'ars in n
vance. Mi DIV Wa Is an eNpsfeneed politician and Il
sllrted VIII and feel eonil that the Examine
will gfeatly advance the lntetcss 81 his parly-a con
summation winch certainly eulscDcutlolsly re
gard with sal saeton, though the proPncturs have
cordial wishes tr their individual prosperity. We feel
assnref that IN Mr. Dewitt we stall have an able and
zealous, though courteousand liberal, opponent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

At meeting Of The people of Charlotte county, va
held at the Count House Monday the lsl day Of No
vembcr. ISL:
On lion Of DR.. Joel Watkins, the meeting was or
gained by the appointment Of Henry Caringlon, Eq.
as Chaman and lucsllng ID. T. Perkins u act Sc.
crstay.
The Chairman having, in brief manner, explained
the object Of tie meeting, IT, H. Marshall Esq, moved
the flowing resolutions, viz:
|. Ina, Having seen from the proceedings Of the Rail
road meeting at NylhevIIl' invitation all counties
al ts SAFE ltcr'sed IN It's i4proYataea to seaI dele
yates To Convention 10 be- held that place on the lO
day Of November, i,17 I'VE espnd Respectfully To that
invitation, aud apPini delegation to attend the said
Convention from this county.
= lha' the cbn'fAan APPOINT 10 oI'g'cs from 'A..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
HE LYNCHBURG NIRGINIAN.


G5- The fact Is certainly cdrious Ute. lhat no d 8
ches VI any Kind have been received ifJ Cen Scott
y Il date subsequent 10 the ilh Of Juae.
We can readily believe that the gallant General has
hid not much time i5r wrng-but. Of course. he has
kept the government sdsised If his proceedings and the
Renaissance OF hs despa'chcs being interrupted IN cl.
feet cnhlnc The 5lafy al his ach ryrments as mani
IS how entirely h communications have been cut on
Whilst il ref els additional credit upon gallant N
my il shows however, the lmbccily Of an Adnlulsr IA
ton which, having nioney at Will and the authority to
raise any amount oil tf1ops should suil Gen Scott be
rardyzed and To ose The advantages # his Successes for
the want Of nlaureemealS and supplies. The chances
fJr peace in The capture of Mckee, would have lc,n
iratd groater. had scott entered the valley with TWEEN
5iy Il e. instead Of ten, thousand utn. And lhen y hat
saving would th,te have been of valuable lii The
siaIIncss # the t rec with which Sr.t enter the cap
ial WIS., 10 pei IL proud Us the McNleaas IIstlfa
saiicenl reason gains negotiating tr peace
W hat Increases he safirIzc occasOltd b, the ms,a
rasc oI Seats letters. the tIc-aur,uneed BY Tie
nlonthat dispatches relating the nc,aliailon con,p
qnen upon the ar.siIcc. have been rcccyr, from Mr.
inst. These, we officially informed are not a.
present, to he made public. We would mol ,upad Great
interests by the premature publication Of Nj lri,' let.
ters,-hui that they alenow withheld IS ,nanah 10 con
vince us they are mol satisfactory the Administrations
and we venture 10 ASSET they WILL W hen tn, d see the
II bit, showi>t, tla the armi,irp wls a masqrp far
which Cen Sci, WAS not resp u>lc.1ad secondly that
Mr. l rsi DID make The ~ positions md Gated III lI. d,s
patches OF the Mexican Comm ssioncrs Ia him and f.,
Their own Government. and which the Mon affected f.,
dl'o'"ve, or admitting that the Cunii >.oncrs S,ard
The truth, asst Red that Mr. Ils acted Without il mo-,
contrary Ia, his instructions. Bun r This The d,sp.tl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
TIE AMHERST COPPER NINE

HE working Of this mine /, about 10 be resumed IN
der The auspices Of a Company from .hilado lpla Ar
engagements have already been made for commcncno
operations III very short time The oeutcnon imrnpd
lately lniere ted IN The enterprise Gas We learn from an
interview with one Of rhcm,) are very confident Of il,
success. They will have in her employment upwards
&" fifty hands. nearly all Of then slaves
w e may state asa matter Of history. known but linle
ont Of the immediate ucghbrhood ui he minc thai il
WAS worked upwards ofure Ennoled years AGO by one
'hlsweil an EngI'shuan. He commenced operations
IN ll&'ani continued till his death in l15i An The
aller year, The mine was gwen up and for lhau
eighty years succeeding, no made oft In 1856
I'll" working o II was resumed ~ Company with fan
prospects oil success but account Of The failure of nd
vdnal members Of the Company in the disastrous year
1887, Ii VAS moi long continued The new Compan,
composed nj mcn experienced in mniugl SECS nothlnu
dI>conragng IN the history OF lis rrec, We hope
thai hose Interested viii not be disappointed in their eA
pCciaion oi a Profitable investment.
We find tie above in the Richmond Exam ncr The
property Is 70 lc sold 10 n0rroW the premises under
decd Of tftst--Sce ad crSement oI Il. r. ThonI.-
We brl'cve company organised 10 buy il, and. from
our knowledge of the parties, We are justified IN
believing that the future working Of the mine will be
attended with success. Weave confident it will e pros
ecuied With great energy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

.Ncsas. Edters The article IN alel ginian, on the
SUBJECT of establishing high school of Institute in l. ynch
burg, certainly well Timed. Thu people Of our com
muny have neg eccd the SUBJECT too long. They have
been too long satisfied with The present system Of sca
drlnical education. # any thing defective and nadc-
quar he called system. The fact that there are
numbers ii boys, now in town, at no sehooconiracnp
in ideness every species Of vicious hab-argues most
dCpurable want oi interest ON the Jarl al parents IN the
education Of haif onipring Ono might deem it wor,
Irsupereregaon point ut 10 The inhabitants Of town
hike hrs he ben l- Of education, the evils If dlcness
aud the vices tquont upon it, Bat fear us uol
50. We fear YOU Nr7srS fdlos.are almost mistaken in
supp, snp HE public mind fully pfernnd Tor the mobile
prop sillon c5ntain,d ~ The Contamination Of "Camp
bell - 10 sez twin aacrry and carry through with
the energy which brroucs aud caracfo zos us as com
munly. Rnl, is rmc-We repeat II is tlme fer
system Of public oducntion. W. send too many Of our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
CIRCUIT .PERlOR COZ re

We mentioned last week that arrangement had
been made, Ly which Judge IaIiai. rro would relieve
Judge Wilson r the residue Of The term of the Circuit
Superior Court for the Town Of iynchburg nov in Sos
sou Judge Taliaierro reached here on Saturday hut
upon closr eNamlnariopnf the law, it was believed
that Tut Judge of The district in which this cir
cult is cumpus ID, could thu, relieve Judge Wilson, and.
sJ0dge Iafarro'a ccnt is not included in the district
he declined to act.
Unler these circnmstan'e understand tie trial Of
Ayeretl and Green will mol take place tins term.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

: 10 recognize hen As authority Governor ri Gal
iorna OF which he claimed t, be Military Cemnaad,ut
N 'llno Of an appointment ftam Commodore Stockton,
by whom 1t was hrs, taken rass' ssion Of
he following letter leam Gil Fremont 10 Gen kesr-
ny which was read will show the grounds laken b, that
oilicer, and bref, the reasons Tor it:
tirnAp DE Los ANGELos, Jan. l., ISL
slf: have the II b. receipt Of yaut ayur IT.
last nl9h, IN winch anu directed To- suspend the eNrcu
anei nd T. which, III NY capacity Of Military Inn,mau
dahl 81 TINS Irrltrt. had received iunm Commodore
Stockton. Governor aud Command rin- Chri III taltfr
ma
avail myself ofan earl, hour this morning Ia mako
such are as the blt Inc allowed lor reelection cnab
me.
found Comm nlore Stockton in pnsscsslon oil the coun
ny, exercising the functions OF Military Gamandant
and 'lNll U,Hernor and shortly thereafter | received
llem NM the commission ii military c'mmaadant, the
dun {" which | immediately entered upon ana have
eenll.ued To rNerssa 10 tn present moment.
Hound, also, On NY arrival al thus place some thfce
" lou day oure. tammalare Stockton s sNerci,ne
The ia c'iun, If iYll aud Military Governor, with HE
SANE apparent Difference his rank The rart o officers
(ineiulnL uJ,r) IS he maintained aud required uhtu
he as~u Hrd thrn la July last.
learned ols'. cuovtrsa' ION " irh vnu uat on the
match from san nlesa trten3l, uIh> ace Nan ,utct,l
upon and discharged duties aPit wing ana lnen gmeut.
oil }"nr part, OF supremacy 10 I GA NIurhrou.
lee my ~cItlh. with g,at dcltenee Yum pro
ssnln4l and cf-unal hArlc,r constrained Ia say hal
anill You aud temmadue Stockton adu, between your
selsesthc question Il enl. whcr respectful, thin, the
difficulty ~Ngs, shall have report aud receive OF
dtrs, rs h'n OF ne inn thu tarmodorc.
" nth c n,nIcat9ns oIhs h regard, am yonr obedicut
servant j. {. FREMONT,
Lieut. Col. L. 5. Army and Military commandment
oi the Territory OF I -l#lnla.
IL Brio. Gen. 5. W. hcaroy. L. : Amy.
his letter Was handed 10 ncn kcarny by Col. Fn
mont who proceeded In read II IN his presence. Gen.
IL l. 4 len adj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

To Tic Editors of lie u Aj;o

IHIiO1S a. Iie an.
C,p,,,r,n l., ,,,,., r.
ri l',,i ~, 'i,'r 4" ',a'N Ind thai tie
nlpht are incorrect, l.n,r,rJ ,r "a
cannot hu, blieve that this has arise, from +, ,s,nnr
hehsl"n {" what did say on that occaein drop YOU
, :" w., ,a, ,"' ','I''''
ppp,Siti. n Of ,prI,I,r - pii "a E" NJ. '"'"'
vert" nat.rr conc,alrn5 as .s,,p,crrd s',s to,
design" thus is "rong In the commencement Of INV
"'S''ne'N d,clam"d any misunderstanding
T., he md ,rs,J H., y, "o''" 10 sh"" aha deSr'd s.
taken in connection with bor ,, VI S'hpnf9'
the } t. X. Company anI This city necessarily. sal
rF''o het To an nf0tiIn Of cov,rt nature Whether
f., ,Lnr, -, i, "''''if'c' "J"ct, or not left il
In makinr ttes,, ,,..rr.. lt;
ordinary Nurse pursued bv yYrhbu4o !, tJ e;
r"o"' III hha'lenP IL deiHt 'hn RI Ia lr.yir,
g,,os i've 70 tue fions'. of noic
that he had in,.,rr L 81 ''''' 1t WIS 'ni'r'"d
moving Ohruah parliamentary c,nr,e~y tbo ,..,sI2
alton Of an mpr ,yam.,, which ir,53,l Nv ''''9'''
-, , "''i' II i'e'm'nd as also the remarks
.tio natis,J ~ mo- ~ ,''''I III "ieh Ills city Is
by the ''vnlnaf" aid If - -
prop Son" Ia t.s cit, Tor the ..vuIoar', aid r..s,
s'' ''n' to large amount, fr work which, if car
cars ''''''' 'os' PROVE OF vast advantage 10 HER
Ny cnrareurpts + T., 5,,. ,,. ,
hlvng sent You his earlier ~ ''1 ~ HUI
J. c. SpAlDlNG.
We give Mr.. Spaldng the benefit of his oxnl,na,;oo
ana disclaimer llemosr have expressed himself very
unfortunately II he did not male an assault upon LYNCH
oafs-'"aSnnch as ju Ice Daniel reluctant as he was
"hns'e IN III" discussion, fell himself constrained TO
lake up the defence # his constituents We conylcr
'le a''"'''n OF Nh Sp1ll1g our election. Inst April
as very uHcaIIed Tor riiou otur citizens resented
inc '''l'"on'ary court s}' Of their delegate. by hch
u 'seh' h'y beIleYed-erpnrouSy. lhiuk-lia The.
passage I'll IN" Da9Hllle Rad EnI bin WIS effected In
posing MS reelection Tor tbs al, They lievcd thai,
'' '"'' would prove seriously injurious 10 The otorcs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

Gi- We published in our last letter giving an al
iectng account of the circumstances attending the death
Of Capt. g. Kirby Smh.5f the [ . S A., Who was NOR
tally wounded at the attack on MoIiua del Roy. We
dnd the following IN the papers, which may be regard
"a as a sad pniani 10 the story
\ MANnC.-1he wife of Capt G. X Smith Of *
racusr. \. Y. who WIS killed in tie battle d klag's
Mills is pert ct manlac, and reus 10 believe that her
hlI.hluL IL lnnI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
TO TIE VOTERS or CAMPBELL,

In consequence OF circumstances over which have n
control II has become nee ssary tr 10 resign my
sal n your representative III the Legislature
'lr2nla. | regret that such IL the but a duly
which cannot disregard compels to take Ibis coorse
Permit me here 10 tender IL You my watn.sl thank,
l1r the confidence mposed me- the recollection Of
which shall always cherish with plmsurr.
NJ. Il NDWIIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
.NI,U RI BIIG.lTiO.N'S

MANtAt. or ANcuNr lIsroRY II, ". e TAYLOR,
/. l.. u, Il. \. S wrtu Norss, Is, l I. nENRy
Works. appleton y CO, Isi7,
ll'''ai, cannot hclrarucj from canrenduns No art ol
condensation roncI o the amah prss-cs reduce 10
'n octave VOLUME the cNoos OF the HISTORY single nation
ot ANY note, without d,,Sug them ot all tlcit interest
''alh "mnh'"t Wunier,ss az ahsouto, ucccs.
S"N W tN' any 'siee |" the i"iat'e ilee tNo d'stme
"n Is tue, hd"o'" the narrative and the philosophy ri
'"' hut Ne tnst L'"N tie hcts and aeorsotcs. hclue
we can rhios'rhe Ne'ct ihie store, therefore L.
judgments The work before IL, however. Is tia different
"'''' is h'i hiad'd I" surefs'de Histories at large. hut
10 'ie eeast "l the STUDENT nd 10 ass him IN reading
" some purpose has" iSh ',ratat"nn England and has
"''n ''''''a win F'" "Nor htls county The present
Is the second American edition, aud The notes b, rlo sso
''' and the chapter upon the hte', o oor own counn,
aid large l. The value Il the Wotk.
'''@n' u : N"a' 1llNL 'tn nls4ff aNn 1rutS RUS.
''''S 81 Ath' u 1ih illN" vi. ~. 1tt fANltk's
''n!''af plIe '> > NNNNt@ ri" \ oRN HmNn
- ~" '''4i'.
'h Is lslft ee'aN" volume, IN seN small type contain
wy wv" valuable "oh" Translated Inn Tie German, which
nave appeared IN mouth m"lm'ets1 tie fooc's Libra
~ ih'lheN should I've deemed "al, thcng thus honor
'''H WI eelnne, - il" ''''' conclusive ts'mon, to the
>'''' " '"'s9 l"h''""'. Ih''1nans Is wei known,
" sH 'a '"'N "'"'' p''l' III tie science ol organ
| z'' Ut '''''' nave "'h Wy s"'rrhnSahd al
'"' NJ ''' ""o' 1t s'em mat s''en'' Is applied 10
'''i'" '"N' ""'"''- h'ih Tue authors are men
s','' nee III INV, """ county, and ENJOY, indeed,
'''"' ',' l,in'o'"' Tue volume Inch contain" matter
'''"f 'o'i' 'o'e' ''' r'''d'" 1'Pe not intended 10
% prove ~ os'iol To the practical as 10 the
'''"'' ''''''
'>'' '' hs'"lth'f 'NhiR blileliTns, pNois.-
NV 'oR1. '3RilRN' 1910.
'"' i''n''''"'"' '"' 'No eham'hg volumes, under
tift H.