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Worms Easily Removed.

WIT EMO GhPthU!hy VEhWiF US-
TuNDREIJS lF CHILDREN DIE every veaf from the
III produced by Worms, 1hcy the Gauss ri
numerous and frgfl diseases Indeed there Is scarcely Il
complaint 10 infancy and chlldhnod which my
nut produced greatly aggravated by the presence of these
obstructive animals the stomach aud bowels Cases are
recorded their ppducn. ST vtuss Dance Lpckd Jaw
Dropsy, Squnfig Loss Of Feeling in tie Limbs kekr;s
piiaiion Of the Heart, Erupiirns, Dry orrh, SEW re-
aims aeness Emacflirn total Drrline oi Strength aud
Consumption. They all the nOurshiieat Ia lhc
body and fiua " destroy thu n H.
WIN rEK'S CANADIAN VERNIFUGE is n Ileasant,
safe speedy and permanent for ihi~ dangerous cure Tor
This dangerous aliciion. has bren TAI hly ued and
is ueersal approved ct even by Physicians td=tr.
the worms once ssoves sud Carl soft the Slim which
f,rms the WORMS, and grady improves aud lnvigo
"a e. the Il i The III st perfect thing OF ti9 kEd
ever invented and no family should be without H.
PS Parents may be TINT this medicine IS per
fcfy harmless in it, effects carefully compounded, Of
the very best Materials and there is not the least danger In
usngit-
Price only - cents per hottie
} 5 HOLGHTON I3a " a>hngton St Boston, General
Agent for the New England Snfatrs
AGENTS idIlebury, DR.. Russell,
VersenneS, F. Huntington. MonktOD, T. &,
Smith New Haven, A. P. %uscOe, Pittsford,
Henry SinoudS, Gas leton DR.. JHmie>ton
Burlington. Peck & Spear. AMI dealers in
Medicine generally in New England.
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STONE LIME

Kept constantly on hand and lrr sale by the
subscriber Kiln two miles east OF Middle
bury village near David Boyce.s. The Pub
lie may he assured in.the purchase of Lime
this Kiln that they will get first rate article.
equal in all respects 10 any in the County and
in whiteness far Surprising any other.
NELS ON CHIT 1ENIIN
Niddlebury Oct 23 1876.
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500 Pieces Fancy Prints. -,
The larges; stock and the greaiesl "bieh
ever brought into this county ron. =. less
no one can fail Of being suited. and al -. .ocei.
prices than ever before offered, Just
we'd by .Nc1e sos.
Juue I 1877. fkAN'lS
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber earnestly requests all persons
who have inserted Notes or accounts with the
LATE FIRM OF DAVENPORT TURNER,
10 call at the Woolen Factory, now occupied by
!. y venpnrt s. Co. and settle the same with
The subscriber. who now owns all the notes and
accounts of the late firm.
JASON DAVENPORT.
HIddlebury May 4, 1913. l;om
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Asen,
foi the HARTFORD FINE Insurance CoNfAH.
for MIddlebury and vicinity, and viii Iec'",
pr oposals for insuring property against LOSE ="
damage by Fire. The long established repu'@
ION Of this company, and the PromPtan.ayn
with which all their tran 'actioDs have O'n
characterised reuder il unnecessary tosay Co.. I'D
thing in its favor. All business comm c,;,b
with the Office intrustcd TO hmm VIII DC -@'
JONATE N HAGA",
MidllobnrY. Feb. &c. ls42 42;V NE
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Also ! so acres undivided land 10 each ofIhe
four following Rights, 10 wit, Elisha Mills.
John Wooster, joseph Wooster, and Milton
Hawley.
A part Of the purchase money will be re-
CURED when the conveyance is made and
liberal credit given for The remainder.
GEORGE CHAPMAN,
Adr. Of Chas. l.. Mills.
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Extraordinary Discovery.

COOPER'S ETEREAL OLA prompt and
lasting remedy for DEAFNESS, also for pains and
discharge Of mater from the Ears.
Hundred OF cnIes in deemed utterly HOPELESS
have firmly established ITS superiority every
lotmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acous' Medicine is compound oil
four different Oils, which, the active and prn-
cipa Ingredient, is obrnned from the bark Of a GER
tain saecies Of WALNUT, new and efieetual
agent in the cure Ofderfness.
Person Who had been deaf for 10, 10 and evon ~
wears have been permanently cured by uNing this OIL
In ltct 50 numerous ard sc emphatic have been the
testimonials in its favor, that the inventor Claims for
it the distinction ofan Invaluable Remedy, IN all cases
when the Ear is perfect in its formation,
For further particulars. and ev dence of its great
value see printed sheets, IN the hands Of Agents.
Fer sale only BY W. Russell Druggist.
Bennington Stone Ware.
Cream Pots Butter Pots with Covers,
Churns aud jugs, from ] 10 qts. each,
ALSO
Earthen Milk Pans and Flower Pots, &c.
For sale by q. BECKWlTH.
April, 10, ls47. 81
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UNRESISTlNG SLIDE YCkE

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he is The proprietor oil lAS
kind Of Ok Yoke in this region patented 70
David ChappeIl Esq. of Sheldon VT. Inc
advantages of this yoke for cattle who are II
the very troublesome habit Of crowding are
almost incalculable by enabling the call.'
to travel at greater or shorter distance
from each other, all Inconvenience from me
disagreeabIe habit ofhauling are avoided IN
The worst of animals. This object is COM
pieIeIy accomplished by wheel and sli0G
attached TO bows with cogs which are plaeeu
on The top of the yoke as will appear hy
perfect NOODLE Of the same in the hands ';
his agents All who have used this sori y
yoke have expressed the fullest selIsiac' o5
in its utility. He has appointed Jeren .t
Pratt. Of Addison his general agent Tor Ill'
patent. NlLL'Ah H.
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Drab NEOreen.

A large quantity for sale lowere than ever
Known. bv H. A. Sheldon.
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Wild Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers Tor sale the following
described lots ofland lying in the to~ndf Rip
ION. aud belonging 10 tue Estate Of the late
Charles l.. Mills deceased.
I,ur No. g. Ist Div. Right of Milton Hawley
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ON hand great variety of Ready Made
Clothing adapted to the season, which is Of
fered unusually low by
w. S. JOHNSON.
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Chairs !! Chairs -!

Chairs ! !! Chairs y!
The subscriber has been appointed agent
for selling Nichols and Wheeler's Chairs and
will keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
Chairs manufactured at their factory which
are offered for sale low.
All orders for chairs promptly attended to
by w. s. JOHNSON.
March Is, 1s47.
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The Proprietors of these Boats nave
spared no expense in fitting them up, and
the Travelling Public may rest assured
that they will be managed by careful and
experienced Crew. who will exert them
Sc YES 10 make their Passengers comiorla-
bile and satisfied in every respect. There
will he no detention after leaving Neraen-
mes. The prices for Passage aud Board,
and also for Ere light will be as low rs can
be expected with The convcnienceS and at
rcu,ion which will be given OH these Boats
Those choosing to board themselves, can
have every facility for doing 80.
For further particulars, enquire Of the
Cantaiu on board, or TO
JOY 81 WEBSTER, } BufiaIo.
i.B. WOODBRIDGE s co ) N. Y.
Il. CHAPMAN. lsent, Vergennes.
Vergenues, April l2th. 1917,
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nav SPRING GOODS.

THE subscriber is now RECEIVING go a aet
and we'll selected stock oil Staple au'
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ESASo
Vergennes and Troy
LIN e..

fn'HE old we'll known Vargeunes and
l. Troy Line. will lie prepared with in
ere sed facilities al the ope ing Of Navigation to
transport property ofaIl kinds to and from Troy,
vergenu and New York, with care ard dis
patch. Leaving Versennes every Tuesday and
Saturda- msruing at o, lock, lry every We'd
mes nv and Saturday at 3 clock P NJ. Freight
will he rece we'd on board in Troy up to the our
Of leaving Freight at Vergennes must be on
boa d the day previous. This Line will in
come zion wi h the old Troy Tow Boat Line on
Hudson K liver, which will en- bic h 10 forward
Goods from New York TO Vergennes with great
dispatch than any other Line. I he Projectors of
this Line hope that strict attention TO the interest
of their cnstomers. i'll ensure them full share of
patronage All goods shipped by this Line v i'll
be accesaey weighed and shipped by exact
weighks
Mark goods. care " D.. Hall, Troy"
REFERENCES.
POPE CATLlN, Coentis Slip.
C. b. JAMES. New York.
JAS. H. HOOKER: TROY. NY.
SCOTS LEMON
J. N. sh W6G4 : CO. 5 Mia4l,bury,
ASA FRANCIS, W
\. CHAPMAN g. SON.(
r. CHAPMAN. Agent, Vergennes.
MD HALL, Agent No. l55 RiveI-st.
Up Stairs, Troy n. Y.
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NTEllDOiT LIND!

FARE REDUCED FROM ..MIDDLEBu-
ny. VT, TO TROY, n. Y. TO s rs
This line OF Stages Runs between AlIlC-
5DT [3-}yfJl2I G. lflkS{2 2 Alb -ss5i5i9.3
DO8tN{P, DAILY, in connection with the
LAKE CHAMPLAIN and LAKE GEORGE
STEAM BOATS.
Under the present arrangement oil Inc steam
p ,.ts on the Lake. passengers that come from
The North or South, can arrive in Middlebuly the
sane DIV. Passengers by taking this route at
Mil,.lehurv, will have an opportunity to nee on
IN, Srlendid Steamers Gn Like ChamIlaln and
yisw The OH Fort at Iicondcroga.
s-r EXTRAS, at all times in readiness.
B. B. BROWN Agent,
RESIDENCE OPPOSITE THE NEW JAIL
M.Idlebury, June o. l'.1.
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Ready made Clothing.

Midd,ebury. May II, 1917.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
From he ~ o. PicoWoj', Extra, March %.
FROM THE BRAXOS.

The l. y steamship Telegraph. Capt AUDI arrived
nj The - W Pass on tie Z, III lnst. al A. NJ, seventy,
Two hours from Bfazos Santiago VIII ch place she left on
the 2lth inst On the evening of The 25h encountered
violent northcr and compelled Ia Ia, eight hours.
receiving no damage and throughout which she proved
herself noble steamer.
From Capt Add we learn that no pasl W. informa,an
has been received from Gen Taylor camp sice the a
Of March, From the best information ohalnrd it ~ ears
that Santa Anna had retired to hathuala with the amy
under hls command. whore he cnJoayufng TO effect
re organization of his broken forces and from winch
place gasronadlng proclamation was issu,d claiming
victory al Buena sta 10 the Mexican arms.
Zen. Taylor had removed Ills camp from Bnena Eista.
and as the Telegraph was casting Oh from The andu4
at bralus Island certain intelligence re,elv ed 10 tho
oilaet that Gen Tl} lor had come through 10 lerralvo
with 1000 horse in pursuit Of Cen Urea. who fled the
direction Of Nctorn upon learning thai Gen Taylor
alter hun. Tho communication between Canlargu and
Monterey, may Therefore be considered open and unh-
lcruptod.
Col Cushing's Regiment ol Massachusetts volunteers
had been orderodb by Gen. Iay remain and occupy
Malamoras all the other tried regiments being ordered
Aqua Neuva, from which pac, he will shortly take up
his line OF march for san Louis poosi.
The ship Remittance arrived of the BRACES on the 23d,
with four companies of Massachusetts volunteers on
hoard. They were landed on the morjnn Of he 24th-
The remaining companies If the North Carolina Reg
Uncut had arrived. and were being disembarkcd on tho
morning of the 2lth.
Supplies being pushed forward by the river boats
to tdmhgo, and wagons, mules, &c, beng fastened
forward 10 replace those capfurod and destroyed BY the
enemy All excitement had snbsded and the Quarter
Grandc were oxerina their utros energies to supply
necessary means ttfanspra'on required for the addl
onal larcc OF Gen. Taylor, aud replacing the recent
heavy loss.
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VOL. XXV.-.-NO 73
From The " Orleans Picmnne. March ~
THE KENTUCKY REGIMENT

An NeiphNr At THE bAr',' ~ ~ e. AL ,.ho,,
Al very critical p'htp' '''o "''sso WI - - - -.
II became necessary 10 sustain o.e do M,e,n. i,
was staggering un'et acnafe' "i,,e ~ ,,,d NJ,
overwhelming haUoeta' ,r wrr - ID, "a ke,,ucky
otlicnden Ia ofaef 'o' 1''''N -, ~ a.,,,n M
hegiment' TO nf',g MS 'h'a u'o n, N 90 o.,.r
'tenuen '7",' 'e ',E MI III "a1 IL I,cL IN he
int INC nay oe''st'Va .'' o,u' az >, Laan rh,
.ene'a' ny "',se SUI u 40 Ii, s,,lo led hv Me-
ne''u' Han' ~ - -, en- l. , sns,ncpt
nee 'e "a, 'vt,' " h,aI ,l,, hr ~ rc,chino
pau , ~ W ;h,L y Iiot a., cf;etive fire Tho
position ''o tLan,ob, raw
.'E''''o',' 'au w - yyhl, oros.;, this valley tbs
,"'' '''' i 49,, w. 60 -, she ont ,,,l.n
@,aus r'"; " ~, Al, r,,on1n oce,;ed ,h,s,
" ~ ,. ''' a 400, anJ ,r ss,i5o IN s,ch con,-
800, nf h,b win tho da Inn, the regiment
,s ' f,I,", , 5srla, Tbo Nexie,ns ,yere annoyiny
49,, =, ,,n, ,,or,o,, Inv Ere which helnqd To co,,
Gr, ,i a,,,on If tho General The Kenlockans were
h,n,n mia disnav
Il ,,s 40, nf hose decsive crisis which occur in eys
80 ,n,,snd field ,,bon the ,ssn, If The d,y dencnded
g. 49, ,na -, ON ia, r,lI,nt,v If naraealar
,n,,a -
r., r,l, ,ha no her re s,;d co,,d onlv ace tho
.a ~ no ,,,s ,od n,is,o1 hy ,bei, rr,,;ooa Inv ro,
en-, , ,llis ,n1 a,,,r around r,cLa and n,snr oh
n,,s in, tho hcf ,L,, thev ,ors al,,u, +, t,lter.
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Correspondence ef the Picmnme.
CAMARGo, Mexico, March 10, l947.

Editors OF the Pcayunelhave just and oonversed
with gentleman direct from Munteey-his information
think can be relied He states that Gen. Taylor
has returned, since his last battle, to Monterey with
portion OF cavalry and four pieces Of light aruery aud
le't Monterey with about 1000 troops to louk up Gen.
Urea, who is this side Of the mountans and said to
haze 5000 roops-cayalTy and infantry. Gen Taylor
'.iarched IN the dir elton of Monte Morales about
l20 miles south OF this and report sayson Tuesday Gen.
l. and his little band were within twelve or fifteen miles
of the Mexcans Ii Gen. r. overiakes them-peace be
to their ashes. lie whipped Santa Anna the other
side OF the mountains and now he has clear
all this bottom land.
Urea, think will be more difficult to catch than to
whip, ii am right in my conjectures. ! am of opin
his force consists principally of the rancheros, who live
rather stay, this side of the mountansthe best
and most expert robbers in the word Any place hon
to them. Their wives and children they AFRAID
to leave in places they know Our troops will occupy
This force, therefore, easily dissolve itself when press
ed and Gen Urea with the remainder will retreat rap
idly through the pass oil the mountains.
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fOAtAftN ATisD,
RFDFDRD COENTN
! our obi. servant,
II. IlAZLEWOOD.
Castle Craig, April 9Th 1917.
o. The Republican will please copy,


1t will be gratifying to every Wing III This good Id
county. who agility appreciates the important issues IN
vol ed IN the present congressional contest learn that
he consequences apIfchcndrd from ther having more
than two county candidates IN the field, need NJ long
er be dreaded M,ssrs. WIN. NJ ButMrll, X. {. Nit
che and II. S Sernggs, all of whom had declared them
Ives candidates seeing the danger likely 10 result from
dssenson in the Wing ranks upon the solicitation Oh
many persons, held private and friendly conference for
the purpose # agreeing upon some mode by which Their
emf cling Ietcnsons might be adjusted and the hanno
ny of the party preserved. After Two hce pro
sltions had been made and declined Mr.. Mitchell sue
gesed that each of the three should select equal mum
Der OF gentlemen, who, upon consideration OF all the cir
cumslanccs should decide between them Riessls Bur
well and Scuggs agreed To tins suggestion and thegen
lomen chosen after retirement and cJnsuat on, report
ed the names Of Mcssrs Scruggs and Burwell, the
candidates Of the Wing party In this decision. Mr..
NJ tchell promptly and willingly acqulosced, plcdgrg
himself to do every thing in his power iu the cause II
his friends Will only do likewise, the election OF Nh Cog
gin is secured beyond the possibility Of reasonable doubt
win they initiate the magnanlmity AMI selfdcvoon Of
the man Of their choice? VIII they prefer principles TO
or will they, IN spirit OF humanity obsilnacy and
prejudice, stay away from the polls surely, they viii
adopt the former, and. forgetting all personal proposes
sons will unite with the rest Of their Wing brethren in
general rally, the ensuing election, for Goggin and
the Constitution. The Democratic party had already be
come inspired with confidence by our dsscnsions They
hoped by divisions, to return AT least one Democrat
lie delegate from the county. They knew that there
were many Wings, in order to avoid votingbetween
to whom they attached by ties. personal and po
cal equally strong, would stay away from the polls, and
they thereby hoped to diminish the majority for Goggn
in the county Bot their hopes have been dsspalcd by
III compromising spirit which acuaicd the candidates Of
the " hig party Their confidence has been curtanod
by despair and by the union and harmony Of the
Wings, Jet the Democratic party learn how mpoten are
all their efforts pull down the Republican flag which
has waved 50 long and proudly over old Bedford
There never has been time when harmony i'll ranks
was demanded by important consideratlonsneyer
before have questions of greater moment been submitted
TO the people Wings Of Bedford bestir yourselves -
Shake off every semblance Of apathy Let every man
feel that responsibility rests upon him Individuality
Call mind the energy and concord which have rharac
teIlci el hrsrnc lnformeI reatts3 "a femtnrcf'hd
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controversy pending between the President and The
people struggle Is pang between The will and po"
OF man aud the sovereignty OF the whole romlnn
nlty The blnu Of en brave and patriotic ldors Is con
cefnc ihc integrity Of the union Is involved IN the ~
she here then Is thu Wing who will stay ,,on 'he
polls when questions of such magnitude are to be decided
Is hc 10 be found nj the Davis Store prcclnci No
Tho unyieldng fmncss The devoted enthusiasm oi lat
gallant ulr band IN all mrnur Times orhds tho thought
ners he rsdc In lhc nelehhorhoud Of the Meadows oi
Pcatown} Tho undivided tronl which the Wings Of
the sooth sdr have presented To the foe assures us
thai rally wotIhy of themselves aud OF their will
bc made on the day Of election. Let our strength le
brought cut nj every precinct aud rely upon II. old H.
fond ell adj another 10 the many laulcls which she has
already Won lnt hersrlf in day gone by. H.
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GEN TAYLOR AND HI, Sol DIFRC

letter from Monterey, dated Febuary "a, says.
Iaylos presence at Sauo IS not sufficient to que The
stampede spirit there At MS camp, however, all is qui-
ct although It is upon camp itself that the attack is
expected laylot' Irescnce is talsman against all
fear. Nhcnve no is. such confidence does every one
ropose IN hun. all is quiet When he is away, every
one is restless and uneasy have never known a man
50 university beloved BY his soldiers, excepting Bona
parie Indeed | believe every thinks Gen Taylor
can do anything he pleases. Taylor being the univer
sal f,vortc. there to be great feeling Of indgna
ton that Scott should supersede him.
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BRAzos SANTIAGO, Sunday Evening
Greenwood Hotel, March 81 lS47.

The Virginia regiment has all arrived here and gone
up the Rio Grande. They were, generally speaking, in
good health Lieut. Stands, Capt RobinsoBs compa.
ny of Petersburg volunteers, was left here dangerously
sick OF congesve brain fever lie is now at Point
Isabel, and recovering.
Two compa les the Massachusetts, regimen, snder
command of Capt. Edward Webster Daniel Webster's
son arrived here few days since. They a sue set
Of fellows, told, and in the very finest hsaIh and
spirits. They all ashure from the vessel IN jog
tro, and as happy crckes They have also left for
Monterey ria Cansrgo. The rest Of the regiment are
daily expected. Col. Hamiramck Cam Erskine and
Adj Auqns, Of tn. Nirgina regiment, leave toll
for he noQih o,Ac RE Grands, snd viii stag from there
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To Park Street and Mary lane his niG, Shocer' Price,
late Sheriff Of Fronkn ety. and as s,eh adnsf'aif
ofJoseph B. Smith dec d.. John II. Smith tiilian a
smith james "A. Smith. Joseph Rires, administrator
of Clnries 4. Smith and Pleasant Se,cat and Polly
NJ his ,e1e:
VOU hereby notified that shall on Tuesday the 18th
day of Apr 1917 in the Courthouse OF )yersburg, by
county Tennessee between and sunset OF that days
proceed take the DISPOSITIONS OF Matthew d. tizer homas
Cornell and others to be read evidence a suit
ncdng in the circuit superior of law and chancery
for Franklin county, Virginia in hch you are plaintiffs and
Spared Hale John S. Burwe and myself are deendans
om any the SAID dispositions should not be taken on
the aforesaid they will be taken at the place and between
the hours aforesaid. Tuesday the 10th day Of April lS7
And The said dispositions should either oi
said DAYS and from be completed they w be
from day dsy which they con menoed I'M
I'll completed. SAM ~ NAL
MI II ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

At tho anniversary dunor of the Iverpuo Guardian
Trade Society the ccchrolcd NJ. Pow land Hill Of pen
ny post celebrity, attended, aud in the Of in
tersing speech stated that slncc Decentralization of pre-
payment Of letters, tho 5,ad letters had decreased
small iracon-lcss than the twohundrcdth part of the
whole but the average amount Of money found in such
IcitorS IN coin. bank notes aud bills Of exchange.
fi0OOo0 stcrlng per annum, Many thousand pounds
were actually found in letters with address whatever
lie alao observed that there are more letters delivered
within a radius Of Twelve miles round the post Office
under the penny rate, than were distributed under the
old SYSTEM throughout the whole Kingdom, The hum
her fcargeabe letters delivered before the reduction
amounted oseVony millions annually; last year they
mounted 10 Two hundred aud ninety nine and halt
millions. Formerly England and Wales had o'.ly two
thousand post iiiccs but the plan has established as
many more.
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Among the Locooco members Of the House of Represen-
tavcs. who, in June last voted against Mr. Folks pre-
ambc to the War Bin declaring hat the war "eriss by
the act Of Nerico. were Messrs. Bedinger Bayly and
Hunter, Of Virginia. Why do not the Iecafcco papers
as AL them syIrr "s@ and -omfort" 70 the erciny-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

TIL President has very properly refused to pardon
Hosea II. Smith, young lawyer Of Washington city Of
connexions who lately sentence
egh, years imprisonment in the peniien!iary on sever
al indictments for forgery The evidence Of his guilt
was entirely conclusive.