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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-28
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Surens rrer Srcibobsnsparter bei bsrlelbsn s.
ne wldti9e Golle ipielen wollts. @s mar obns
3wsifsl Ban Sursn'S 2tbIibt, bsr partsi wosu
sr BIC taDn 9eb6rt bate, einsn 9rossn @tsn
ms Brett iu fbeben 9as css 9slinaen wiir>
Ss par Die Socffnun9 fsinsr 9tnban9sr uno Die
Ssflrbtun9 ibrer pcIitlben Salbbrlibsr, Der
llltrazPofOfpfos. 2tber nis trauri9 1T bas 9tes
iultat fur i'm unb feline 8reunos Sros alien
Streben mar ss ibnen nitbt m6slib Die @rs
mdblersS timmsn BON audi nur einem Gtoate
fir ben fIenen @rsprefbsntsn gu sswnnsn-
ober Iie baben etpas bsipirft mor,iber fie iitb
pieOeibt freuen fcnnen, ndmlb: lis BADEN ib>
rem @aneib aten i'm Staats Heu Q)crf cine
Stimmsnmsbrbsit liber gas psrlbaTt unb Den
Gen. SaDlcr um bic @rwdblsrsStmmsn pcn
Ohio 9ebrabt (psltbe ct natirlib sntbebrsn
fann,) uno sbsnio babsn iis oenWbies im9Bes
fen bon Yenniplpanien 9efbabst, 9lifldbers
wsife aber nd)t 70 pisl, ba6 eS Saplor um Die
SswaBlsr Stimmen pon Ysnnfplpanisn unS
baburb um Die @rwdDun9 sur prsfbsntfbaft
brin9en fcnnts.
Die Sreitoosns ober 9lnti StlaversisNroas
9smdbrte sinen bcrrlitben @runS fir San Sus
rsn, lltb bon ieiner partsi ;u trennen, uno war
9lshSsti9 eins qcdfpsiis fir bisjsnissn 9Ebias,
,pslbe oisism @runbiase Dor alien onesrn III.
9stban fino, unb baS &sfultat ;sist ba6 0isls
&eid)mad boran fanben, Die ,nobrfheinfirh IN
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-28

Sien 2Jprf. - 9as albanp Evening
Scurnal" llsfert Die pOatdnoise Gimme fir
prsfeent unb 8iesspreliosnt BON alien @auns
ties in ensm Gtaats, biS auf 5. 9as Sisfuls
tat iif: 2O4,7sl fur Saplcr, 1O8,562 fir@ae
uno l0s,065 fir Ban Sursn. Sen. Sanlor's
msbrbsit ibsr 1T 96,2l9, unb iber Ban Sus
rem 96.7l6. Sn ben @auntiss wslds nob
sinSufcmmen Ginb,Wirb Ban 8ursn's gtimne
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-28

@te 5reibeoens5timme in pennfyl|
p"n'en.-l'm Maum ju sriparsn, asbsn mil
meter untsn Die Stimmsn melbs Ban SursJ
IN alien @auntiss bissr Nspublf srbislt. in 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
Anrttultural.
protect your sheep.

Take pup Of the largest cur species from
three 10 four weeks old, and an eve that ms q
vonnu lamb. KILL or otherwise dispose OF 'he
lamb: confne the eve in n small pen, ana make
the puppy suck the eve three or four tines and
Won have done all that is necessary. Inc pup
py viii recognize the eve as It's mother, the eve
will own the puppy as her offspring ana VIII
rear it up. A dog thus raised Is wider ana
cnr~nbIe to use up all the wolves that can be
nrnduced They in part take the nature of {
Wild animal, aud will subsst like sheep upor
vere,a,ion We have friend III the sheep bus
mess in South America, some 20 miles beck o
NIonteyijeo, who has large number OF dogs witt
his flock, and they afford complete protection
This is the whole secret o! Shepherd dogs ia
ienu JeHersonidn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
Curing Corn.

last year cut up portion OF my corn and
cured it "Yankce fashion" | succeeded well
no, losing an cur in an hundred bushels. The
fodder was the best have ever seem 1t was
cut part in September and part in October.
am determined TO save my corn fodder that way
hereafter for many reasons |. The corn Is o'
GOOD if not better than BY the old way Of gather
ing. g The fodder is greatly superior. 3. Thu
field is cleaned by the operation, and by the hell
of cutting-box the stalk is returned in man
IRE, much more advantageousy 10 the land. a
Our way here required walking over the fieIt
six times to gather fodder aud corn, whilst thin
requires but three times. Albany Cultiuuior.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

CHARACTERISTIC. The Worcester True
Wing gives the following anecdo,e, which
sounds like truth:
"Soon after Cass WIS made Secretary of War,
Scott meeting Taylor said 10 him, "Ah Tay-
lor-a good appointment. that. We have Sec
rotary COW who understands our wants" Tay Tor
has two veins in his forehead, that when he is
excited, swell outas large as "A chlds finger
These veins began to enlarge. IL don't know
that, General" said he, "hc knows his ou,
wants. When he was Governor of Michigan
Territory, he ordered me to send hin twelve Of
my best looking and talest soldiers, and donl
you think the rnscal kept six Of 'em 10 row bis
bout for two years, and they were paid by til,
government as my men,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

ASSAULT UPON WAsuINGroS. The Wash
ingon Union, in the course Of d long article
abusive Of Gen. Taylor says:
"Throughout the whole series of his letters
and particularly in the Letter addressed to the
editors q the Richmond Republican, written
only two days before that 10 Mr. Allison ZEN
Taylotfxolesses his determination, if elcaIed, to
ndnlnsil3 tho Executive Office sin the spirit
and mode of our eariitst Presidents" and it
nous, be observed that, in The administration OF
the first md greatest Of thrSe, occur the most re-
markabe and lie most questionable instances Of
the use of the Veto Power uhich hare erer up.
penred sjace the Constitution rds framed"
The Executive organ finds 1t necessary to
strike at Washington's great name IN order to
find any ground ofa:sault upon General Taylor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

Daniel Webster was once standing in coTpa-
ny with several southern gentlemen, IN the capt.
lol at Washington as drove of mules was go
ing by, webster, says one OF the Southern gen
tlemen, 'there 20 sjne Of your constituents
Yes instantly replied Mr.. Webster, they are
going south to teach school,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN 10 EkSENE.
TINE ITERED.

N and after SATURDAY. July let. tho passenger Trains
~ wall in connection with the FtcLbutg Trains, be-
tween Boston and kecuc, as follows;
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ. and ., p. VI.
Arrive Mt Keo0o II, A NJ md &, ?. NJ.
Leave Keeuc at 7, A. NJ and p. NJ.
Arrive ut Boston at II, 4. NJ, md 6, NJ.
Stages will run in connection with the i ainG, ~ Follows
From Wnchendon for Rindgo aud Iatcy the arrival If
the morning Trains up Mondays, Wednesdays ana FRI
days, and returning opposite days. 49,
From Fitzwilam, for Richmond, Winchester, iinsdaa
aud BniieborO', Tuesdays Thursdny. ANA saturdays,
arrival of the morning Trains aud returning from
places the opposite connect with last Train
down hong tho shortest Railroad and Stage route rom bos-
those places. Also from ktenc in Chesterleld and
attl6boro' days, arrival of afternoon lthl
from Boston up, ARRIVING at lrateboro same evenings and
returning Opposite mornings to first Train down, pdssen
gers will arrive It Boston nj IL, a. W . go
At Kccne Stogns will with all the Trains TO and
from Walpole Beows Falls, Chester, Cavendsh Ludlow,
TO Rutland nnd burlington Dicw,vilc, Alscad, Charles
town, Springfield, WonthCrsied, ClarCmOnt, Newport,
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier 10 llungton
This line, with the Fchbntg Rhohd, ana
the tn and from keene, forms direct line ui com
municAtion between Boston and Northern Vermont and
RECT LINE between Southern Middle and Western Yer
and Western New Hampshire md Boston; aud also, in
xinn with the from WincheudWn aud ftchbura
Wo-cestct and the Worcester and Providence Railroad
the line between those sections ct Vermont aud
New iinmpshfe and Worcester County and the Sinte Of
Rhode Island connection with stages lrom ltletoi
Mass to LOWELL direct communication between the same
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell
Freight TrHihs viii daily to and from Boston, In
ounur ion with the regular Fitchhug fiains.
For further niurnlon inquire at BIgelUw's Express or
fc, No. As, Bratte.stteet, or No. II, Elm-s
r. VI EDWARDS, President.
l.. TlLTUN, Engineer.
Tuno
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
Drfrrrr0 Artttles.
Despair.

The Burlington Sentinel end Democrat con-
,aius lengthy article rebuking the course pur-
sued by those who advocated the principles Of
the Wllmot Provso. at the State Convention.
The article cone ludes MS follows:
an our own district and our own county we
do not know that we have much 10 lose were 1t
TO save chrisendonl from moral desolation, the
democratic party could not get up respectable
victory this side of the mountain"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

ACCOUNT CURRENT WIFE MrxIco The N.
T. Express gives the following figures, as show.
lng The account current between this country and
Mexico, leaving the destruction of human life
out OF the question, which cannot be eslmai ed
IN dollars and cents:
.Merico DR.. 10 the United Stlies.
10 expenses in whipping you, 100000 COO
10 pay you to7 acknowledging you
were whipped, $4,000 Goa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
I6 O0OCOPIES

of,b, valuable wopt hive b. cn sold in ONE YEAR and we
have testimonials enough hIl1 favor, lrhn h.su WY
released und examined it, 10 I'LL Voiumn' we Pu"hs"
Tow only. ., NJ, c.,,,
$40 Farmers Library is complete without MI Vo"'s
Treatise on the diseases of Domestic Anlmals."
From WIN. nACON, kichmond.
This book IL ilst what Farmers want. The prosctlp
tions stmple always u"cess'ble anu harmless ~ e
constitution.
From the Christian Herald, Newbuynorl.
II is truly " d book Tor every fHrmci" we nave oeeu
asunishod the of important Information nno
Instruction which it curtains, On the Training, breeding
aud diseases domestic animals II ~ Compiled by one :"
the agricultural writers the cuuuty from ms own
experienced ojsciv lton practical Encf ANA con
ductOr OF Agricultural papers
From Wrehts Paper, Philadelphia, NJ,
Colps American Vclcrinuran' - m lnvaiuaole BOON
II is worth its weight in gold any person having tn" care
chatge of domestic animals. An agricultural ilom IL
whom gave copy, observed that 1t would save III"
hundred dollars yeur.
From the American Agriculiurst.
The farmer will ud much valuable information IN th,'
little work BY reference TO is hi'eetions 'hy may Nv %
From N. WELKs, Vermont g..
Tho American Veterinarian the best booS oil NE Nm'
that ltuvr eyer
From LEvI BARriFTr, New llnmpshiro.
This Book should ie : TIE librlry of every Fmmer.
From the Formers Visitor by Gov iliLL, IT,
A. the editor Of it excelrnt agriculture" paper the $50"
ton Cultvaor aud o,hei kindred works, 't tom mas s1W'
himself well qualified for the compilation OF tins Wo'k
Inn wears, and has ptuvrd uuS' TO %
oft pescyrrug und ahe ouu Agricultural ed
tors. We understand his new book has acHdy hhd et
aud extended sdr. Many tmrs ITS price 10 ahu uhy 't
mer, may BE- saved in it, uichnsn.
Published and for sale Wholesale aud ieiall, by
JOHN A. JEW IN & Co.
90 CnRNlIiLl, BosroS.
100 agents could make money an ulis Book. vnti"u
sections the country None need apply except those wit
can cununnd small cash capital OF from aato $50
Address, PAtD, the publishers
IS Coruh, RuStnn.
Mossr. L. p WALTON & SONS, General Agents lo
Vermont 3n;f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

In those States which are marked with an as
'erlsk ~ Members of Congress are to be chosen,
as well Us State officers.
The Presidential Election is to take place
throughout the Union on Tuesday, the l7th OF
November. The Electoral College will contain
20i members, Counting for Wisconsin, Of
which ll6 will be majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

STATE EIEtToNs FOR 1918. The following
table gives the dates OF The State Elections which
are to take place during the year; they have al
ready been had 10 New Hampshire, Connecticut,
hudp Isluud and Nirriuin
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
Vermont Central Railroad.

~ ALLY PASSENGER TRAINS will be run IN conncc
~ ton with the lowell Nashua, Concord and Northern
Railroads, follows, viz .
Leave Bnstun for Bethel at ID O'Clock, a. NJ.
Leave Bethel for Boston at II Ii O'Clock a. NJ. -
as, Upon he arrival of the Cars nt Bethel, Sugcs VIII bo
in readiness convoy passengers TO Monpcrr kutlanc
aud Middcbury The evening" aud VIII leave Monine
er next day and arrive ut Burlington III season for The
ons on Lake Chninplau. From Montpelier, Stages vii
ulso Bardwiek, Lyndon, Derby stanstead ind al
Northern Vermont
JAMES MOORE, Engineer and sup't,
Julv 9Th. 1913. 7Ytt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
DR.. JACKSON'S
PILE INTERROGATION

1 not only sure cure for PILES and WARRANTED so
to be, hut also that ntooi able itching, which
common and has its location in the parts the Piles
The above oinment for sale by s. L. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, eth Nov. 1916. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
FisENGEl'S
BOOK AND tTIDNEKY STORE.
7S WasElimglOM ST., EsnSiOm.

-c0ss-<rTr->s-crH
RiBLES, Hymn Boo@. hLfrh Pshmudt, Chant and Mu-
W sic hooks Pmyrr Bouks, Illustrated Works, Animals,
School, Juvenile aud cra1,ous iIouk> in great variety
STA tpNERN Of every descriptions, VIZ; Letter, Cap,
Ill, SmOn, Note, Rici and Fancy Papers. Of different
~ tu's, hu,,tpesi Puu, Faui,, Em,ossrd, Visiting
and hm m NJ ,iih Cards; Bristol londod boutd !;
PrrHr trd 'riV ng nd rmcnt pcts Dr wing mud Wnt
in P,nrli Gui AID Silver PrrGi Cases, with without
god Hr'- fRENCiPS, tHitit's, Nmdc's, nni ohot See
Prns every variety Pen Ioldcts black, blue, Ted and
nrl lr itNs; Scaling WAX WATERS, paii, fancy, and
motto, Nmifold Ic'rI Wfirfs and fulur-; Paper nnd
Pom Knives; Quilts; Pens Pen Nhs Pen Rocks /;
slate. rcncil4 BANK, BLANK, ACCOUNT, CHECK
& ME uRNNnuN HnuHS-Hri;iag Books made of super
Or with or with ut coppSi together with large
snrtmeu o fancy Articles, Wholesale retail, liberal
a. ty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
OTis NV. NNIIPlE,s ESTArE.

r,E subscribers having appointed by tho lonori-
BILE Probate Couti tor the District of Randoph Commits
siones, 10 receive eximne and ADJUST all claims aud de-
of all persons against the estate OF Ots W. Smith,
late of Brookd e said deceased, represented in
solvent nnd the term Of months from the 1ih day of Ju
TO- Is 49, being allowed by FL ID Court the creditors OF sn
ecease to exhibit aud prove respective claims beore
tive Notice, that will attend TO the duties of
appointment the dwelling house Of tho widow Luclui
Smith, Biookheid, in said District the g.. Tuesdays Of
October uad Junuay next, O'Clock, the forenoon,
each OF said days.
NOAH PAINE, Commas
ABEL BIGELOW.\ sonrr-,
6nlL IlIl, A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE.
Kelsey Andrews Estate.

STATE OF NEKMONf,l In Probate Court, holden at
Washington District, IS. Montpelier wain aud io said
district on the 18Th day OF July a. d. 1878.
IOSEPH w. HOWES, administrator IN the estate of
Besey Anrews late o. Moetown, N said distinct, do
ceased, presents hs administration account or settlement
Wheroupon ordered that the sane DO referred TO the
Attn day of August next tho Pohate ohee IN SAID Mont
peer aud allowance and that all concofn'
ed be notified hereof by tho publication OF this ordel IN the
Vermont Waterman aud Stale journal, prniad at Monpe.
or Three weeks successfully he, that They
may appear, said aud place, II they
ublt cl thereto.
by order of Court ~
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS. Register,
A true copy ecord, - ~
70 attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
Boston Notitrs.
Boston Academy of Music.
TEACUER,S INSTITUTE.

rENHE Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Tcucher's lns,i-
tute OF The Boston Academy of Music will be held ~
Boston, commencing Thursday August si at ten ~
clock A. at the fremont Tempc-coniinnlng ten DAYS
under the instruction of Messrs MASON, WINS, JOHN
SON and ROOT. Teachers Choriscra ard others VIII hnu
this meeting GRIND opportunity for Improvement -,
Terms of admission S5 Members OF former classe' IN"
wish engage in the exercises taking part In me snyns'
invited attend with the privilege OF introducing a-
dy who sings, free Of chargs. =. ,,,,,,,
Tickets for sale at the bookstore of TAPfAN' VIII
,rEAlnRE MASON LII 81 nslllnnlnll ST. VnstOn lN:1M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Ely MOORE.

NoTICE.-The Genuine Uphhm's Electua'y has his writ
ten sign ture, thus ga. Uphan, NJ. ID. The hand is also
duie with a pen. Price 81 u box.
Gcy-Sold Wholesale and Retail by WYATT & KETCH
VI, I2l Fulton Street n Y. ). p. REDFIEID agent
Monpeer aud by druggists generally hIougho The T.
nnd Ciiiadn. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
WATCHES CAREFULLY REPAIRED

and WARRANTED. Also, JEWELRY MADE TO
ORDER. Orders from distance promptly attended to.
s. A. tenders his thanks the generous public for their
very liberal patronage, aud induced On consequence of tho
extensive sales aud The pIOmpness Of his cusOmer sell
Goods very small iom cost und also warrants
all his goods TO be what they sold for.
Montpelier, Oct. I5 lSi1.-lO2 SAM'LABBOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
SILVER SPOONS
CUTLERY
PERFUME cry.
PISTOLS

Colts Patent six barrel revolving Pistols with good u.s.
somcni of common Pistols very cheap also good
nent Of Riddles, (nst eceiyed also, Flutes Flies Claro
Nets, Frnch Horns, Violin Bows, Violin and Bass Viol
stngs Of AL Kinds aud will he sold at very low rate also
CHi-Skn Wallets of superior quality, Mathematical In
struments spy Glasses, silk Purses, Razo stops Watch
and Clock OH Goggles liver Pencils with other too
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
10000 IN ONE YEAR.
COLES
AMERICAN VETERINARIAN,
nrsL, ,cuc, ON Nn\iESTIC ANIMALS

Nh BOOK which every Farmer shoulG nwn nna ~, ~ '
~ own Nv paving the small sum of FIFTY GENTS
which may be of sayny tho life OF many Vnuno
animals, and iiom which he mry derive va't a"o"'
The mos, valuable information IN regard the Traning mn
Breeding oil Animals, we'll full rules Tor restoring an
utut uIf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
CARPETINGS.

embracing almost EVERY THING-and YOU can have them
al Your own price. HARVEY KING.
June |, ls42. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05

FREDsHlcK--This county has done molly -
Alter one Of the hardest political contests ever
fought, she gives 0pie majority Of lI3 for the
Senate, and elects her Democratic ticket for the
House Of Delegates by a triumphant majority
Our friend Wall has heretofore been invincibie,
close his political epitaph, b. expressing the hope
that for the future he may rest in peace
7 Spirif Of Jefferson
4 singuiariy tviHnpiaas as4iriiyf Before
1911, The Democrats had been carfyingthe Conn-
y By majori,ies varying from 900 10 $50. Now,
with the addition Of 100 posEei .iesd votes, they
have beaten Glllahsr lis. (oniy "A more than
they did in l6ii) and Wall only I3l A queer
triumph, truly. Walls political epiiaphr can
not yet be written, nor need his opponents latter
themselves with he hope of being able 10 .'resi
in peace
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05

TIE p,eplc az he god Old borough. ai,ef w
pe.si1< .hl op-saiios & Ite ssheN sys'sn z
- ,o,h ~, op1s.;,r. and II he seqniFy
~ q IS (:.s,,v IS ~ las, ,tc years Hsdre-
so,s,,, 6 -, /. ro,c ,hehsslvc, oPon q ,dop-
~. *. Il, c;,v, 81 man u ~ oPpcsed i
and the rcson as--Fx Efce csnoois ~ =
gainsi them -
What say err Anti School men % mrs demon
..,.,;,ni We kooe 10 ilvc lcnx enough % 81
- -rp,;uen, e JcsIssson similarly expresscdr
ana Wills, our friends are dispetins about q
,n.,,e,. No, iezs than 90 tisnsan1 boys and girl
win have received an edncation. Weshaii ap'a
he time patisnily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05

I x----.z, - -.WsS6 rhis. -
49, g., 80. - .r',s.<a
&c. 7; sh's. s'ss'sd = g Over
- 10 D>4osrl, sles,,i.
Co. :. q. '.s ., ~. se's. ~ g 3.
80 -. = $500, 4, ri.,o.r oS,o-i,ion.
cL-1kt-Hc1sy r Irving. shis, elected
a b. 11ns e. DeIs<1les uilhs1i epPo<I-ipn.-
~ :. <1l.e. ihs naieiiy e o.. eptPr,ri
N..e1 t..s,y ~co1lrr. uhit nd Bun. IN
are eiectaf tIFhi4 loss u !.
Pd.esss Ass<-We have Ne rtiarns - le.rl
NJ Hefbsf', DEM, ! slecict b 4 NJ = 1ns
Nz..x-Ks,sias %. q: -. Knsy
whlg, i Represented % bc : MAJORITY
q between - and 20. 4t,r.. -.
4aessef=E in1ry, - g. ana Soel asp' :
Hsr;s. az = i,ilss--B..ssIil dsns slses
N MAJ :. Yesby. rbix rs.sieesra.
TN Norlolk Heril1 szys hat Plus. vhi<, /
cesisipIv Sl~<.ed Senator in he Aecomac distfie'
- psiis esin.
kri.e M'llie.-sHarison, dsna- eler,ed ore
Jasper. dem. and French, whigl
K74g dAf Qn&s-[51rnes Smith. whig.
EsEx-Thomas n Clarke, uhix.
CiafLatt.-Wy ran Caldwell, thig, gain.
iasidn-G exfgc w. Kyle. whig.
Ets<ebsfh Cify. f'c.--Joseph Segar, whig.
A nh<fd-p Aulus Powell. dem.
Hsetsrd-W. N. Burweil and W. Miieheil
F;ar1sne-Gsor<s s,iIlman. Wig
Mag Wiiiiem-H b TowlIp. dem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
PRocREss or cANALs.


Il Is stated In the New York Express that more
than three thousand men are now engaged upon
the enlargement Of the Eric Canal, and consid-
cradle portions o. the enlargement are 70 be
brought into use this season.
This reminds us OF The progress Of works OF
'he s~-tin our own State and Maryland.
The contra,.srs upon the chesapeake and O.
hio Canal are making ksadxay with their busi.
ness, and from present appearances the work Will
be finished to the Coal region during the mex,
year,
The work on the. James River and kanawha
Canal Is also making COOL progress. Mai.
Gwynn, the Chief Engineer has lately been a
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labors with great energy and spirit.
Whent these important lines are finished, Wiz.
ginia may look for an era Of prosperi,y-hayin
the advantage Of genial climate, and a free
navigation during nearly the whole winter. The
Northern Canals are closed with Ice from the
middle Of November 10 The middle Of April, a
period OF fveanohths, whilst ours are not inter.
rupted Is many weeks.