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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

EHR. MI sNE'S LIVER rHI4s.-Ta~ acton.
~ Thing demand fer this great medicine spe,ns 10
BE- on the increase. Where it has been introduced
it has attained popularity unprecedented in the.
annals OF medical practice Physicians are using
it in many cases, at least when they can obtain IT.
Patients, however, need not be uider the exp..sc
o. asking medical advice az thew can purchase
hex oi the Liver Pills, with which directions will
t- f.,is!ind. Which viii work speedy care. The
i'.oHing letter om an Eat shows its popularity
IN the section from which the letter is dated:
"HuRNr CABINS, BEproap Co. Pa,
March I'D, 1877.
u. Kidd s; Co flood st. P3t55Mg
"l;.ntiemen--We find we can sell great
many more q! Dr. N Lanes Pills than your agent
!eit vita These pills rapidly isng in !ayo,
and We have almost sold all that we had II you
caa seAd us 10 or IL dozen more boxes, they viii!
last i"s'haps until yoar as-n. can bring us new
supply.
T. :. J. KELLY.
The above pills can be had at the following p!a-
ces, t.shre,c & Gusi,ins's,l wholesale and retail
S'aunton, 5. Myers, Nj. Sidney, =. r ienne
barger, iarrisanbugg, McGuflin s. Co.. Midway
Siricker s Co. Falf I'D, Ru.fner & Jenkins
and J. 4. >rayer New Market, Jacob IS. H,,lcls
Hucahutn Station, Rachineha j. S. l.. Butnl
gardner, GfeenYi!e, Va, }. a. Wilson, Licking.
loa, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
ENCoURAC,EHIE FOR TIE TARlF Fl rs

Mr.. Ciingrnan, Of North Caro.ira, ere Of The
great guns OF v ili9ge]rol.e Of lis niie hiy spin
lis IN 'he Congress OF '42--N hen The |, Ge,i pro
tset're tariff 1"ssed hiss lately atdit SIT 4 lett,
to his coEs:l ueAis this subject. In this iet,.l
he sa,s-:'tsere as 10 necessity TOR q hoioael
benA-:3h.:.:. ss fsop3osed to dc 1e-enocia.s,d o.
the icr.5 q AZ or ct'y oher decd lQar.n He u
gts ~ al.'s ndlaen!s TO the lad, pendent Trea-
s,ry S, sttli', to make itnoIe perfect and prac-
tieal III It's operations. On the subject OF the
Wiimot irovlso, Mr.. Chngnan says: II CON
slder the adoption OF what is commonly called
The Nimot froviso, OF the exclusion OF slavery
from t}le territories Of the United States, as Be-
ing, III my Judgment, as gross violation Of the
Constitution as the government could possibly
commit a violation of such character as
wonld justify he Southern STATE S in II ss;lg lis
execution 10y all meals in theif power, because
UNJUST and stSeladira TO them."
Axis? POOR taalti OF '-2 v 10 Few SO poor as
10 GO it reverence? Even C!ing,nan, its great
ehallI ioll-;he very " jg Eo;l3eIees ot that ia
nous Coners She, toe, is aeail S; deed lsrs aad
olsctete IDEAS. lie, too il in tavorof the hide
pcndent 5ireasuiy, We conglatulate cur ooun-
ny uTon the wisdom Of DtmccIatic measuios S,
vhieh are thrs forcing The alFcyal Of to.1nes
oITerelts. " corelatiIlatt E3r Gin sman on
his honesty and candor, ard the Democracy oi!
his involuntary tIlaute TO the soundness oi sheii
vieMs.-Eelt, ArgnS.
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Interesting from CaHifovza in.

,Arrivd Of Mlitary-AGoirs getting E'orse-
Iacenty Misunderstanding BY Lynch LGsc-
US. Revsnte Lalgs--EosU Millions Of Gola
Procured &c.
The Washington papers, OF the 18th inst, pub
fish the following very interesting and thrilling
official letter from California, being about Six
weeks later than former adyices The Union
;aays:-.tWe understand that a letter is received
from an officer in Commodore JoNEs' squadron.
of the It'll January. The Chic WIS fhen at Ma
zatlan. Reports had been received of the ani-
val at San Diego Of the dragoons anda company
of Artillery, under Col. WASHINGTON, who had
gone across from Can1argo and passed through
Monterey, Saltillo, Parras. &c.
SAN Francisco, CALIFORNIA, Dec. 25, 134s
My Dear Sir Commodore Jones has but
this moment informed me that the Ohio viii
sail to-day for hlsizatian, and take the oppor-
tunity for forwarding few public letters. l
enclose two Oh three psiyaFe letters, this being
the only means OF gettlHg them TO the States
Will you please to have them sc1t to the post
office at Washington
Since last wrote to YOU, The af1lirs Of this
country have been constantly growing worsa.--
We have no government here either civil OF
military and the country is full Of lawIess men.
who are committing the NEST shocking etltfages
Murders and robbe1t are of dailv. and roirbt
almost say hourly occurrence. Rot an arr,ya
occurs from the forth south. or tn, interior. but
notifies the community os new acts Of rll.ainy
which 90 UNPUBLISHED
Within six weeks, more than twenty murders
have occurred ii a White population OF less thar
$4,000 souls. he people are row acting Ill
self defence-and four Or i've days since, three
men were hung, BY Lunch law. sixty niies from
this place. 1t is the last importance that III.
distressing condition CT California slloald b.
impressed upon those at Washington. " no HAYS
thu power to anil remedy ] he people ar,
now preparing to organize provisional govern.
ment, * but slloal Congress 1--WE u
territorial organization at the present. 5 ssio,,
it viii s1pelcella the present pofl;a, o.eanizs-
ton now taken place i,u! Which ea.lot 80 mo
effect before tis eas,I;asr SIMMER ti,,a EreitlG
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
II.
Gen. Jtssu?, Washington, .. c.
efo7,E.L PROJECT


The New York tribune says that lady of
thai State, well known for her labors III many a
Ihi2anthropic Cause, is about organizing an ex-
petition to California, OF the nature Of which il
gives the following eNplala.ioil:
"she proposes 10 purchase a vessel, to be
freighted with every article necessary ior the
aid and assistance OF the sick or disabled,
including the frame OF a building intended ior a
hospital.-she is now engaged in raieing a com
pany Of ntelljge1t and rsepecsab!e t,noalt s, to
accompany her III this mission OF charity, each
of W HON shall contribute scme thing towards the
purchase OF the vessel and cargo, and assist III
the humane object CT the enterprise. None viii
be taken who have not attained ths age OF
twenty-five yeas; ard can also produce sufi-
silent testimonials ci character. A part Of the
freight is 10 conss! OF articles to furnish store
i'll which part Of the women may be employed.
and in material for clothing, to be made up &C.
cording to orders On the spot
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

7 virtue Ola Deed al irust exrcHted to M
Z hy Peter aild Jacoh r. Aigrni,fi .l,t bear:..c
ale the 25h day OF January. 1877 and OF record in
III clerks Office, OF the County Court OF Au .ust,.
Mi aroceea 10 As!i, ioc cash 10 he highest Ui.des
On thursday The I'D day OF March next, &. air, i.
'ot' ti,e next iair day at ne f'sidroee o! said
Afeenailshs, nfar Jsi.nitss' Gap, the following
;'iopeft., to ,rit;--
Que Grey Horse. a!ous 10 years old, on"
Black Mil! Cow, ths"e Feather Bed, Bed
,'eads and Fur"l,nrr, one Bureau. "nt
Dining Table, ono kitchen Fable, one SAFE
one leu Kettle. two Ovens, one Pot, one
Tea Kettle, and all the other Household
an' K'Irhen Furniture, now in the posses
sion Of Peter Argeibrsh,.
Acting as trustee The usual titlc will be- made
ROBERT G. BlCkLE, Trustee.
February IS, lSa3.-tds.-$l 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

"GoNE TO CALlYoHNzA.'-The New Ollcans
flcayune says lettels received IL thai city Iron.
the North & abroad tor Old residents, are malice
back, and endorsed, Instead OF DEAD" e. i. {.
note is received a4d prote sled with q G. l. {
;.s al agreeable adde1duni. lagtlt are aIliyiuq
every day rom the interior, and alter gethl,g
th2if opttlt are 0. c. with the utnlcst lossbit
dispatch. HOUSES are 10 lit, ard loss, sslol
gwen Immediately, as the oNliels aye &. /. c.
gone or going to California.
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Latest News fa'0gaa CALIFORNIA;
.AEsEL-L g. AFshlGfjTROU-:

/ RESPECTFULLY announce 10 the citizens Of
! =, saunton and Augusta County, that they are
engaged IN the liousE Sign AND. ORNAMENTAL
Painting AND PAPER HANGING business, in ali
rs various branches, and can at all Times be found
at the Virginia Hotel.
Persons l,avsns painting wond do well to cali
On them as they determined to do .PAl~T4Nc
cheaper tian Ire casaptsl.
February rs, lS4s.-Iy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

FiKE.-Ne regret 10 learn that the black
snllth shop oil Ar. Waller Oder, rear Moss y
Creed, Ausrs.a County, was Destroyed by fge;
one day last week Mr.. O.'s less Was aboul
1900 The fire was entirely accidental. We
s;mratlise it'll Mr. 0. ii his, to him, heavy l. SIS.
as he is an industrious, hard working, worthy
man. Mr.. q de sires Us to suggest 10 his bfeth-
rem ofthe craft to exercise good deal OF caution,
ami see that their fires are safe before leaving
their shops al ni9ht.-Eock. Reg.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
NOTICE,

! WOULD hessby nu,ily ,l,se persons wh.
saTe ti"s ti;..d toens.i!ain he us,,!teis I'll
tie i.l..o.. C,::i.r,hce, that ii " Ill SIT On III,
~. ii March.
S.'#.t previous 70 'hcsi';ira of Conference
each family viii he furnished win tie names OIL
the ministers assigned 'hes according 10 thu
Der ,i.ey have proposed 10 entertain.
JOHN BOWEN.
SfaEnicn, Jan Is, 1879.
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hi FRI. r.,

On 1nesar, ,aarni.. l.s:. lax the sev. T. T
Gae'i.:. -::. DR. Hisi,.yn :.AsnY i.a:...,fy ~
Winchester, 10 Miss MARTHA hA,.1es, .: TIM
p!ao-.
o.. Irf,'ay the ST, it.s' b. the Rev. II! .....a
~. i:sS!E. k.itNsSN*tn:.u.= .: -. II. .i,,.a
s,''":.:,4 'is, -',s:tec =; M. f.-a=ie.
e.a'',. g; aa:ts,s;,."u.,:v
Ga .s''s-.,s. Il. .tss list. /: t!.s Rev s&;s'
ar""ll. Cast. ishs:sov Ross {, H:-s .:sn,
!ANE ftt2sE:TH Hi<ppS. c;.i.st dsl.!:cr .
Jams #ins,":,, s.>q III If s, ci:.v.
Nn :Aas.t*v. h" 22i last. ..,f lie Rev. +. Mc
kf,,!ies Hey. Mr. Iso a prsrER, 10 Ais.
SAt:.f GTsTIEsoN, al I'll lis county
On lie sa...e DAY. Ay TN. siae a!r Jso f. HAIR
sts 10 Miss MARY ELLEN sEySeIps, all OF III.
s.,li..iV
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
MEDICINAL USES cF TisE WILD


Ever since the settlement Of America, Wiz
Cherry has been known TO possess very importanJ
medicinal virtues. Every body knew this fact. bti
nobody knew how Ia extract its essential proper
ties. Eseiy mother gives Wild Cherry tea to he'
children for worms, for colds, for almost every
iissasen~5nd adults throughout our country are i,
the habit o! making compound OF syrup OF Vii
Cherry bark and other ingredients. to be used il
HE sfrI.g, as an anidoe TO complaints incident ,o
hat changetul season. II is found b. experiment
Hat the Wild Cherry possesses even tar more is,
rortant qualities than was ascribed TO it. For the
first stages OF Consumption, Asthma, TO matter ',os
ons standing. Coughs, Liver Complaints etc, It j.
proved tie best medicine known to man. DR.
WistaIs Balsan of Wild Cherry is chemical ex
iIact, coDhined with similar extract from Tac
which enhances its value. Its success in curing
pulmonary diseases, III almost every stage, alter
our best physicians could do more has astons!i
ed the faculty, and led them 10 confess that Wis.ar
Balsau Of Wild Cherry possesses a i'lnc'rle here
io;or- uhanown anoas madieal man.
None genuine uiiess signed III i+..'s vE ,I.a
wrapper.
Flee (: +; Per hntt..-six bottles 60, t.ve collars
~ Yet SAFE b. wholesale ard t.;3;l is Ia, T.
}:'::ti", aud 3. T. Wien, ia s.lai,atoil a.: a.
the ,ift..gists and DeaieIs in Medicines .-Ae,.ill
ia Eirsia.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

CURE FOR THE WovNDED.--John Van Buren,
met MIR. Fillmore at The time OF his last visit to
Albany. ~ hat are You going to do for Us, Mr.
Fillmore now FIAT you are i'll office 2 said tn
hopeful h,ir of honor, DO fer you 2 said 1he
Vice Pr sdent elect, good hrmoredly, we shall
10 nothing-we don't know you General
Taylor will certainly redeem his pledge to us.
sail Jehp pledge What pledge 2 The one
! he gave at Buena Vista, not to leave his ucun-
ded behnd him.
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Commissioners Sale.

virtue Of Decree a: the Circn:t Superior
s-s Court Of Law and Ciiancery for Augusta
County, pronounced on tn. 18th day OF Noveln!.r
is4s, III a cause therein depending in which !a:.i.
B. Grove, John B Smith. and Others are Plaintiffs
,nd Snsan GFove, and Others, are Defendants, tn,.
'inefrSlgt cd, a Commissioner, appointed ty IT,
AIT Court, tor that pnl pose, viii proceed to :.
=" The premises, on sa,a!day the III; day o.: Apr,
$40,
35s ACRES or LAND,
ate l''io"sin; TO itei.iamil '.ro.e, tying on TIE
,orE.wssi Turnpike. adjoining the growing villa
rs o. " st Union aid Mt. Camel, N Preston
county, Virginia The sad land Ii=s we'll and is
.sed Grass iant.-a considerable portion Cleared
'.'' has T"oD#eliigg Houses thereon No ,!ollh.
great bargain lnay be had in the purchase OF t;is
nraHerty.
'ss:ss $50 tnae!, cash in hand as will be
necessary 10 pay the expenses OF sale and coats o.
salt, the residue Oh the io.iowin. credit viz: Ore.
sixth to b. paid in ak nunis, one sixth in twelve
months. and the balance in two equal aunna IA.
aen's thereafter, tie purchasers executing bonds
viii, approved security, and the tite Withheld ui,.
al ali The purchase mohay shall have been i.sd
ABSALoM KOiNER, Com'r.
February &c. iSi3.--ts.-S2 50.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

THE ORGAN learn from very reliable
source, that A c Bullist, OF this city, and George
.. Prentice, OF Louisville, have been invited by
General Taylor to take charge of the Alrrins.ra-
non Organ IN Washington. A pretty strong team
,s!aat IN, O. Delta.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
OBii u AIRY.

DIED, on the Esd inst. Of consumption, aged SO
yeais-AAScy. vie CT NJ Qnin!an, E>qr. The
deceased LET, bt!nd her good nam e, and was oi-
lowed 10 the grave by laige cuhcourse OF citizers,
WHO manifested an earnest sympathy for the be-
rea,ed family. Il. l. p.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

CALIFORNIA MovElIEN1s.-On hundred bar
rels OF rual for California, was taken out in the
schooner Paragon from Glouce ster Mass, Gu
saturday-and OILY 20 rasssrgels.
At Norwich, Com, Aiolzo W. Eiyge, late
treasurer OF tlls State, has ,orned a company
With $4,000 carl,tl TO luicLasa ship, pc
noel. lh9y are 10 take cut thar famine S, ard
80 Prepared Ior permanent ssttismcLt.
here Was large meeting q. jersey city las
week to lals' d company ot SO, at $500 each,
and take out a steam dredging nae hne to lalt
Up from the bed OF The s;acsarEeito livlr The Lest
quality OF meta!.-Slu. r
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

u Mr. Clayton has rendered his resignation
as U. S Senator to the Legislature of Delaware
0i course, he accepts the appointment Of sacre-
tary OF State, i'll Gen. Tay lor's cabinet NO other
appointments are yet certainly known.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26


WoMzN Eos CALrFoRs1A--A Good Idea--We
IRE glad to see that the gold-diggers Of California
are likely 10 have halpnates 10 share the fruits
other labor, Mrs. Eliza Farnfaln in New
York city, whose husband died at San Francisco
last September, and VI no fiildsi neet ssary to go
cut there IN consequence. proposes to take with
her company ct 100 TO 100 unmarried wome Il.
not under twenty-five years of age, Who can
bring undoub:ed testimonials IS to character,
education, sc. The sun OF $3.50 subscribed by
"dear ones'' till they can tird suitable "ocsupa-
tiono i'll their rev home 1t is Intended, also,
that the PARTY snail inelude six or eight II srect-
able married men and their fannie s. I he idt Il
is a good one, and we hope she VIII succeed i'll
mastering large comraly. hey viii all be
in demand when they reach their destination
nay, they viii be valued higher than gold
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
HE MARKET 6.
Reported for i:s J9iadica'or; by lFm II Drowf
Commission Merchant.

tRerorted for t.s Jisdicator; by HIM. H. Drown,
Commission Merchant
RICHMOND, February %.
FI.0UE.F Family. IS so
supeiine---SSales on Basin, "a s74
81 sas.
In s-ore---s.;i. asked.
Wlls,AT....1oo a ;35, .og red and white
0.iIe".,;aa3 u IS CTS =, sushel,
CtiN....45 cts pr sl,all
C0i.N MEAL....55 CTS pr bl.shel
WltfSs, Et...2;; Cts for l:oc!iile;l
EAcON....City cured, hcs round, s a 81, hams
10c., CID Western, sid $, 81 &c.
LARD..~Fifkin, s 81, Barrels, 7lasc.
Ci.0Ff& SEt.U..ss4 90
BUTTER. ..Roi], 1e II IS, Firkin Il 4 1.c.
" The Stanton Spectator viii please copy.
WINCHESTER. Feb %.
FLOUR, S. q. 10 Z. 50.
CoaN, 81 to 40
FLAX SEED, per bnshel, So Is, 90
Bacon, & to 7
ScoTrsvILLE. Feb 60
FLOUR, 81 SO 10 CT
Bacon, =
PLASTER, 6 so
S&xp. c5
t-~yEH Sect, S. g.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

I TAKE. this opportunity of rendering my sin
cecr thanks 10 ray friends and tha pubic gener.
ally for their liberal patronage ai earnestly soiic,
cont.nu ance fos the fra
AID. WREN.
Stanton, Feb 81, 1919
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

The attention Of agents throughout the country
- Called to 'he cheap and Carefully prepared Gut
10 the Cold Region jast pubtisiied by the subscr
5ers, enilied Gold Mines oi California, and also
Geographical, Typographical and Historical views
oi that connlIy, ON Official documents and au
hentic sources, with Map Of the county. and
paIlicuar the Gold Region, edited BY G. Z. Foster
Esq pIlce 20 cents ALI the authentic information
ti,a can be prt cured will be found IN this bool-
price per hundred $si5; 81 per eozen ne~
-lllion is IN press TO supply country orders which
,l be sent according 10 the time OF the application
This work Is the first authentic publication on the
subject, and embraces all the information OF rea!
.aiue to persons Interested in that wonderful sec
| tion OF country.
DEWITT s DAVENPORT
Tribune Buildings, N. York.
January 10, 1910.
Papers giving this advertisement two insertions,
lncin'sihS ihis notice, and sending marked pape,
10 the publishers, viii have tia ee copies oil the
work forwarded to them.
February rs, 1S49.-2w,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

u Hon. SALMON P c. CHASE, Froe Soil
Democrat, has been chosen U. S. Senator from
The State oi Chic
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

Gr Wsf NICK. WARrMANE, one Of the edi-
tors CT The Rockingham Register, is announced
as candidate for the Legislature for that county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

A FRENTEn.-Professor Morse at nine year
OF age was compositor in u printing Office
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DEWITT & DAVENPORT.
Iiibune Buildings, N. York.
READY FOR CONFERENCE

A FEW Barrels very fine Fat Mackarel, a fine
~ lot Of Fresh Roll Butter in Store and for sale
by COWNE s DEAKINS.
Fsby. 10. lsiar-apss. esay.
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EXECUTORS
SALE OF LAND.
TItLL bs offered for sale on the premises on
w Wednesday the 2lst day OF March next.
ll6 ACRES OF LAND,

II6 ACRES OF La ND,
lyiag ON the main read. and near Hebron Church,
ahon, four ri es South West of Stanton. adjoin.
ing he land Of Capt, David Steirett and Others.
This land is ot goat q,llily-abuut so acres Of
which are cleared and tie balance is well tim
beIcd:
TERMS or SALE-One third Of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in three
equal annual payments thereafter. The title to
he retained until the whole Of the purchase money
shall be paid, or a deed Of trust upon the land 70
secure the deferred raym.ns.
GEORGE BAYLOR JR.
JOHN TRIMHLE.
Ex'ors Of Geo. Baylor, Dec.
February s-Spectator cory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
Tim Iri.h RIFLES In America.

The following paragraphs in relation to men
who took prominent parts in the Irish insurrec'
hon of last Summer will be interesting to readers
Of the Tribune on both sides OF the water
JOHN 4 DuLoN-the friend OF Davis aud Duly, one
Of the founders of The Nation and lately the companion
Of Smith o'Brien in the souih-is It's rumored study
ing the American laws with the view OF resumins here
the profession which he formerly prsctised In ireiAno
T. DsvIx REILLY 10 engaged in writing for ana edi''
ns TAs People which he. In conjunction with other
Irishmen started in New-loTk few weeks since, 80
IN organ Tor the na,urazed citizens. Mr.. REILLY was
the stsunch friend OF JOHN Mitchell. lie wrote In
the Nation and sterwsrd In the Usifed IrshmaE and
Eloahis writings are remarkable Tor extensive knov
edge and peculiar sarcastic visor
N,caAyI DonKNy-s author OF the American Revolt.
uon has since his arrival here. made tour through
several towns and cities where he has addressed the
people on the ,ubjec, Of Ireland and has been very
warmly received
THos D'Akcy MoGkx. the friend OF Dafy, and one OF
the late cosdors OF TAt Nation. engaged In the edt
hg OF Journal OF the same name here processes TO
A the organ for the instruction OF Emsrsnis 10 TINS
country, and Is well conducted.
JoaN HErHERixGroN DUNN has svowed In the jour
nails his separation from the New-fork Na'''H' WIN
which be originally connected From 20" is''
We presume that nc has sought some other oeeupson
than that afforded BY the public press.
DocroR ANrISELL has been delivering very popular
aud nightly interesting Of Lectures on Agrcui'
hrL Chemistry In NewYork We published abstracts
these excellen, discourses In TAe Daily 7fibsHs-
Dr. An,sell OF tho writers of the Etsh Tribsr',
lone Of the outlswed FOUR and 10 fsvorsby known as
TIE author OF several papers snd essays Geology and
Agricultural Chemistry.
JoHS SAVAGE. the friend Of the Poe, Williams
Shamrock and the chivslrous Kelvin ODoherty and
ne companion in ou,swry with the brave oMshony
% the hills OF nppersry and Waterford, is at present
connected with The Nsso-fork Tribune establishment.
Is was the leader Of the Republican movement, in the
Noansy Waterford In September and one Of the writers
TAs IrsA TyioEas aud other journals.
WILLIAM II. Mitchell and JAMES CANrwEIL
ave been to Wisconsin with the intention, II was be
neo OF settling into the farming llfe but they have
F"sfsed 70 this City within few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
CoustitutionnI Reform I'm Vermont.

The Council of Censors of Nermont-a body
elected every seventh year, and peculiar we believe
to the Green Mountain Stste-have been sometime In
session aud have proposed sundry reforms to be sub
miited to a State Convention to be held at Montpelier
on the first Wednesday of January. Among the propo'
stions recommended are the following First that
each organized town having less than $500 inhabitants
shall be entitled to one Representative in the Lower
Branch ofthe Legislature each town having $500 shall
have two Representatives and one for each additional
800 inhabitants That Assistant Judges OF the County
Court sherias State Attorneys, Judges and Regis
tiers of Probate and Justices of the Peace shall DC
elected by the People and have their respective oee'
for the term Of one year, commencing on the h'st
dsy OF December That the term OF office OF the Gov
ernor Lieut.. Governor and State Treasurer shall be
for one year from the time of their election and quail
ssop or to continue until their successors be chosen
and qualified or the adjournment of the Legislature at
which their successors required to be chosen and
no, after such adjournment And hnsly that all propo
.tions for the alteration amendment OF the Consul
tuition OF this State made by any future Conneh OF
Censors shall be submitted directly to the ireemen Of