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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-11
CIV PrIIIarn & SHADE.

VALUABLE FARM, STOCK AND CROPS
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
THE suits :fiber inlendiae 10 change his resi-
Il dence, offers Tor sale his tarm On Ire New
Bridge Road, three miles from The city, adjoining
The lands OF Majors Edmund Christian and Shcr
win McRae and others, containing abou. one
hundred and thirty acres; one hundred Of which
are cleared and in good n:art, producing fine
crops, as may b. seen from the growing crops.
The larm is as healthy as any in the neigbbor-
hood which is believed to b. as much so as any
in Virginia Ii lies well and has Oh it a large
and clmmcdiuus dwelling house, having niue
rooms with fire. places, and all necessary out
houses. Any one sling 10 buy such larm
is invited 10 view il, or address me or John Nj.
Gregory, Esq, through The Richmond P O.
II the farm should ma, br sod tcfre TIL uRS-
DAY, the Ilth day Of October lSi9, il will on
that Gay ( fair, or il nol on the Eeyt fair day,)
be sold al public auction on the premises.
The farm will ceI:ainly be sold, and upon al
van,aseUus terms &c The purchaser, rs omly
small portion Of he purchase money will Re re
qnired.in cash. Immediately after The sale a
he .and, the growing crops OF com, (which are
very irc,) OATS, fiddler, &. some very superior
mich cows, horses, Carriage, wagons, cars and
farming u;cnsls, and also. fee LOT oil hogs VIII
b. sod a, anccn
Inc personal properly will be sold up-n a
credi. Of tour mon his Tor approved negotiable
paper. Possess IN OF the tarm may be had AT
once, with Inc privilege Of thr growing crops a!
tair valuation. / b. SELpEN.
Sale conducted hy PELHAM 4 SLADs, Ancs.
P s. Should Tie purchaser desire il, he can
bu one hundred or uIore acres adjoining:
Sept -ctds + b. 3.
T,uE ENTERPRlZs COTTON FACTO-
i RY consists o! lie following Machinery
Willow
Picker AND Lap aiach!n-, 80 iac!iU, wide
lO Cards ~ inches vide, cards 10 set, Win ran
ways md drawing heads compiler
! Grinding Machine ant Grinding Rollers
Drawing Frame, Of four heads
2 spsedefi, each II blocks
4 ThrosteS, each i05 spindles
3 Throses, each 1913 spindes
Reels
Rand Machine
| Cord Machine
Yarn Press
| Baleing Press
Machine for covering rollers
| Regulator to water wheel
Cans, Boobns. Belts Lamps, Oil Cans, Scales and
every thing requisite for the manufacture OF cotton
yarn; aso very valuable Machine, adapted for plan
ing iron, futng rollers and drilling. There are NIL the
materials Ior two hros,lrs, which can be completed
at 4 lrihing expense. The machinery will then BIO Ca
pabe OF producing 500 lhs cotton yarns per dDs
The yarns maize from this machinery have been solo
to merchants in this city and o,her places, and are
highly approved There Ia an unrx pirei Laae OF up
wards of three years on the building and water p""ei
The above establishment II for sale privately ana
If not disposed OF before the 18th day Of september
next will be sold nj auction al IL O'Clock on iut Jay
River between the Messrs. ilaxalls' large mill build
lngs. For terms, applyio ,,,o,ru,u, co
Or JAMES &. CRANE
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NO I'ICE.

DESTROYS Of winding UP my business, al! persons IN.
debiod 10 by bond, notes or open account, VIII
please make early payment TO myself, or Mr. James a.
Trice who Is alone authorized 10 grant receipts IN my
name. Those to whom | may be indebted. viii be
pleased to leave their accounts either with him or my
self for liquidation. WA. ANDERSON. IT.
aur li-ctlstDct.
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TOsT CERTIFICATES.

w.al,h az Vir.inia to VIII: No 6 for sl370; No. 20
for eilCo No - for s2ON; No. 50 for s2 No. % Tor
ESQ; and No. 1875 for ssOo amounting a'tore,h.r to
81 GO having been burnt by htr IN my h"uss 90 IT.
night of the a2d Of April Application Will he maze %
The proper authority Tor the renewal Thereof ana =
therefore advertise the same according to law
' -, ~ .3m CONWAY ROBINSON
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FARM FOQ SALE

4 SMALL FARM nesr Town, with Comfortable
timber and wood foi the support Of the Iiaes. The
iond produces well, and Is IN good nsigooaoaN9.-
Apply 10 IoLEh ooon
Aug. 3l-cs,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.ANpIN CHES rEkFIELp FOR SALE.


pY viilae Of a deed OF trust executed 10 The SUI
~ scribe! by Benjamin + GO1dc deed, bea ring
,.a'e on the 10Th day of June, 1917, an. duly re.
ccr'eG III the clerks office uf Cheserfrl. county
'suri, |, H. the ifrs:ee thcfen name.t, in ex,eu-
lion OF The said trn:t, having beer So II quested by
h creditor named in the sail deed, will expose
/" sale a; public auciicn, on The premises at The
10 NE. residence el ihr said Benjamin E. Gocde, in
he county OF Chesterfield, 10 TUESDAY. The III
day ot October, 1919, al IL oc ock, 4. W., The
towing properly real and personal, in The said
deed meL.ontd, viz "a tract ci land with is m
pfovemrnls ami appearances wherron he said
Gon:e now resides, in the county Of Chesterfield,
adjoining the lands Of r uobson and Richard
Gn,de. on Goodies Road, Containing ore hun.
dIed and thfy three and one third acres, mole or
lass; A. Il he following slaves, with their increase
Phil judith, Mary, Agnes, Amy aud Matilda,
in all six
tenn. Of sale, cash, for The whole amount
If The purchase money. the lille 10 the above
mentioned property is believed 10 be perfectly
good, but selling as trustee, The undersigned will
convey only srcl lille as is vested in him by The
deed OF uus, aforesaid.
JOSEPH NJ. DARLINGTON.
Sept l0-tds Trustee.
TO FARMERS AND MERCHANTS.
THE undersigned Ihe nkful tor The liberal pat
L ronage heretofore extended 10 them would
again cal! the attention of merchant. 10 heir
large and well selected ock OF Groceries, watch
will be sold low Tor cash or on the usual time IL
puuclual dealers
Our sock comprises every article usually kept
il Grocery store, and we deem II unnecessary
Ia ebumerale HIM.
To The farmers W. again tender our service.
Tor The sale of all kinds of produce TO which
We will give particular attention. and al a
charge OF | ceLt per bushel Tor all Grain, and
will supply them with all goods in oar line al
The lowest market price.
PEAK, BRADLEY & co.
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RICHARDSON g. co,

No. 81 MAIN SrREEr,
IJAVE opened large pou,en OF their supply
IL Of FALL DRY GOODS,
40: asa The a,,eo!-n Of buyers 10 their stock this
,:ason, which will embrace the greatest variety
fss1e aid fancy articles, all which lhey offer
III SAL on reasonable ietms.
aso Cdrpelinss, Rugs, Booking. &C., Of which
hey vii soon oren the ha1tsonest assortment
"a hey have ever had. Aug 29-i4;s
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LUCA's OFFICE,


1885, MAIN STREET, CORNER or TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
THE following lew OF the leading Schemes to be
j drawn during the IN ii september, under The
mana GENE old and popular firm of u. FAME &
CT In which LUCK venas Tickets. Orders meet with
the most proa and confidential attention when ad
dressed 10 Z. b. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
$4,000, Is 600!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. al to be drawn
September 18th, ls49 1T Baltimore IS Nos, l6 drawn,
Capitals: prize Of S45 O00 Il, O00 $780, 3,JU0 $50,
1885, % of lUU0 &C. Tickets S5shares in proportion.
$37,500, 90 OF 3,500
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. 49, To be drawn
September ed 1879 at Baltimore u Nos, l2 drawn
Capitals: prize of s37 $780, 10 OF 500, a5 Of $780, Is
of 75O &c. Tickets Si0-shares IN proportion.
A BRILLIANT SCHEME For 18th SEPTEMBER.
set 600, $4,000, $4,000 100 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated 10 terry, Glass No 49, TO be drawn
At Baltimore, september 29th, 1919 I: Nos 3 drawn.
Grand Capitals prize OF s86,p90 oI,00u, $4,000, H.,
O0O 900, 375 100 of 1000, loo Of 500 &C. Tickets
t20-sharrs In proportion
Particular attention paid TO country correspondents
Drawings forwarded imped on receipt and all
business done n this Office strictly confidential.
For Grand Prizes, address c. B. LUCK,
Aug 80 Richmond, Virginia.
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Fa!i stock OF Leather, &c.

Il ds2 S0VCh vi RLtdtnCEi "a 4.
rlsHE subscriber is now Ia recei, Of portion % his
i Fall supply of FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
LEATHER, Findings, &c; selected aud purchased
by himself al the North The most geous oIms
His assortment embraces every article usually kept
we. furnished leather establishment; and IN variety,
quality and price will compirr Hh any stock ever
brought to this market-to wit: Oak aud lIemlock
Tanned Sole Leather. Bellows, Band and Lace Lea
Their, Harness. Bride and Sktng Leather, Russell and
Wa1ed Upper Leather, Kip skins, Corievan and Col
lar Leather, Hog SkiEs, Welt and lnsirp Leather,
Chase and Bag hldes Curtain, Top. Dash and Step
Leather, Enamel for Couch Top and Fancy Colors ia
PANIED Leather, French, English and American Calf
Skins. French German and American Patent Leather.
Tampico and French Morocco, French and English Kid
Black Bronze and Fancy colored Buck and Seal Skins
Fancy Leather, Lining and Binding Skins, Coach and
Boot Rnan.s, Chamois, Skve.s, Sheep Skins, &C
trench and English Satin Francois, English hastings,
French SILK Lac.s, Gallons, Boot Webb and Cord,
Cork Soes Harness, shoe and latent Threads, SiA
Twist French C.osing and Sewing silks, VLrnishes,
Russia Br-Iles, Avis, Boot Hooks, KH Files. Hns.
Paper, Hammers, Pmc.Ts. Punches, Nippers Shoe and
S,vrinc Knives, kdsp:, PrE Heass, anf Pegs OF all
sizes, hub stones, Shoulder aud sze STICKS Clamps
and Crmpipg Boards, Lasting lacks, Hob Maj $
Brads ana racss Gum Arabic ard Tragacanih, Boot
and .bue Trees, Lass. with IN assortment oil Shoe
makes and Curriers' Tools, Tanners on, &c, 10
which he respectfully invites the attention Of his Gus
TONERS Il nd the public JAS. :. WATSON,
Manufactured and DrIlr. In 11aihrr, &C l3ih 81,
Between Nam and Cary Streets, Richmond, Va
Az ydlni
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JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE BY
j. WARkOCk.
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CA ROLiNh
ALMANAC, FOR 1881.

CALCULATED by David Richardson, OF L eo
~ county, Notwithstanding, as usual, the tunes
aud places for holding the various Courts lists mem
bes Of the senate aud House Of Delegates OF Virginia.
and also "f Representatives in Congress from virginia
and North Carolina Clary Fisher. or hrst anu lss'
homely wife. eorget Thee think of Theri The four
Questions; Important 10 the ladies on entering
Room; Re; ept for making Green Corn Pudding; Sin-
Ruar Tradition; Indian Magistrate, truly somlci)
Nutmeg Tree; singular Bush; Arithmetical Puzzle;
Aritnmetieai Questions; Charades; Problems; Ana
gram; Retus; Temptations; and last, bur not least
rules for the Nursery; Answers all questions and
transpositions In our last. Aug IS
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WOrIham, McGruder a. Go


OFFER for sale IS hogsheads 81. Croix, Porto Rico
~ and New Orleans Sugar
GO barrels .Stuan's" and "Woolsey's" Crushed
and Pulvrrised Sugar
25 barrels "Stuart'a" Clarified Sugar
40 hogsheads Porto Rico and Cuba Moasses
70 barrels and tierces New Orleans Molasses
400 bags Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffee
50 bags Maracaibo Coffee
IS bales Mocha Coffee
90 chests Gunpowder and Black Tea, part ''supe-
rioro
10 kegs Bar Lead
500 bags Shot
1900 kegs "Du Points" Sporting, B.asting, Cannon
and Eagle Powder
10000 feet Safety Fuse
IS tierces Coal PIT Oil
3 tiercrs best Winter Strained Sperm oil
tierce best collar Oil
100 boxes Taliow Candles
IS bo1es Sperm Candles
~ boxes ssJudd'so Patent Sperm Candles
boxes AdamanIine Candles
10 barrels No. | North Carolina icrrlDss
$50 barrels No. Macserel
2] hogsheads Bacon Sides
81 barrels Cider Vinegar
Is quarter casks Sicily Madeira Wine
100 kegs Nails
30 boxes Starch
rs boxes soap
SO boxes Glass
4ug sides Leather
ol7 boxes Tin Plate al kinds and sizes
Block Tin ond Speltcr
50 barrels Tar
~ kegs salt Petre
Cotton Yarns, Gotten Lines, Bed Cords
300 tlerces Thomaston Lime
eco barrels Plaster
$50 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Nader. London Mustard
Letter Fooiscap and Wrapping Paper
indigo Salt, liverpool aud Ground Alun)
$50 tons swedes, TIedegar, English and Country
Iron, all sizes
leo bundles Sheet Iron
100 bundles Nail Rods
$50 Plough Plates
tons Boiler Plate
100 bundles Band and Hoop Iron
tons Spring Steel
3 tons B;isiered Steel
ton English BIisteied Steel
) tons Cas-! Steel ,ofeyery sIze. Sept. ll-c5t
MAYORS CAST STEEL. &c-Ten c.s,s
f,i and ocracon, all sizs; also, English, Blister
and German Steel, Safety Fuse IN quantities 10
suit purchasers, from ibe bes, manntac'urers. for
ale bv SMITH & HARDWOOD,
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noCT0R w / CLARKE

n EsPEcTFuI.i.Y offers his Professional ss,v.ees TO
ID The public. He retain. the once on f.ankn"
Street. between 9Th and 9Th. heretofore occupisa ns MI
fait,r' ttns Iats Dr. Al. Clarke, and himself.
Sept. - oSw
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SHOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACEi-
merry WORKS.

TINE Proprietor Of the above Works Is now prepared
TO execute, at Northern prices, orders Tor aacnine
ny Of all kinds, Shaftinss and Gearings, Spikes Nais
Tack Machines of The mos, improved patterns, and all
kinds OF Iron and Brass Castings. The Works are STU
ated In central ocaiion Cary street, near the ooes
and the Depot ofthe Richmond and Danviile Raroau'
All orders promptly attended 10. aoru1
Richmoad Va. April 5ih. Isia-iAetf
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HOS. & CHAS. ELLIS.

HUS. q CHAS. ELLIS,
!. 100 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AVE received by The ship America, al New
! Yrs, ant the SHIPS Susan +. Howell and
las, a, Ibis port, their Fall ',rta,ion OF
~ GOODS and HARD war 1ich, With
"a ses of DOMES TIC g al the
"a, Con prises t;c fullest anc ried as
aent they have ever had. wife the
.['ion OF the North Carolina Virginia
!. aan,s 10 an examination of their stock.
!. re assurance that il will be sold at he most
liable prices. Sept 6-f
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lis. KINGsFORD's SEMINARY Tor
\ sorn, ladies-Grace Street.
i =. pupils Of this School will resume their
s on Monday, October lss. Sep. lin
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China and EarthenWare,

FALL IMPORIATIONS-I
WE have received per ships Niagara and SUI
w san L. Howell. from England, our Fall
Goods, embracing an unusual variety CT new pat
Ierns
Also, from the northern manufactures, large
slock OF Glassware, Locking Glasses, Casters
and Fancy Goods.
We invite he city ard country trade and The
pubic generally, 10 examine our stock and prices
WA. F BUTLER & CO.,
70 Main ST., sisn Of The Pitcher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-11

rI,O THOMAS ADAMS, Mobile; John G. Smith,
j William G. Pollard and Sarah his wife, James U,
Pollard and Georeana his wfe-take notice thar
shall apply TO the County Court Of enrco, on the Isl
dsy of the October next appoint commissioners
10 assess the vulue OF certain lands belonging TO You IN
ina civ of Richmond lying Union street between
Broad and Franklin streets. Z. FoN IAiNb,
President of The Louisa Railroad Company.
A., I2-cttstOrt
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On Fli'ay, he ii ms, will be ST. d, a 10
o'clrck, y iIlelY Negroes, CONSISTING u; Men.
tom ~ 10 %; Boys, 'for. II 10 u; Gi!l-, from
IL % %; AMI ikei, woman ans Cail;'er, al
good held hands, from ore PLANTATION aud sold Tor
n fault. K. II DICKINSON BIO,
Sep, II ids Az, t0nse.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-11

IANES GARLAND AND WIN. NJ. CABELL
lave united il the practice Of Law, and win regu
Ill larly attend the Circuit Superior and County
Count. II Amherst Appomattox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson and the town Of LynehbuIs.
Address-Lynchburg,v Virginia. ~ .
JAMES GARLAND Will continue, 1nesnuy, :"
nrartiee In the Court nd Appaala bet 2e-eU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08
THE & A l. Il DO MA N.

degree ~ Ru irrilHui, causing very disngreea-
bls gripping aud other Uncomfortable sersH-
lions, rhirnry iself is aiullernltd lha roof
Of lliu dandeliGu 10 nov largely used Ia place
ofchlcory aud probably other plnnlH Hr0 sim
lhrlY eWpiNen, " " HrHtrh TINT ftttTHi -frs-
probable wholesale houses have irll Ills 30
strong M 10 Gnusn lhem to manufacture their
own chldofy, purchasing tho roal, aud kiln
dying u on their own premises The Adul-
leralion Of coffee llus proceeded 10 such ~
extent 90 10 Induce great portion 0flha pop
ulniiQu 10 Hli1Ain altogether from ils use,-
II h earnestly 10 he desired llAt Government
viii take prompt md efficient Steps 10 sup
press this most disgmceful ndplIerniion,-
The hdulfraton Of tea viii aloeleayeH IL
Punishable why moi Ut coffee with chicOryf
1.-THE consumer prefer chIrpry, dnuhelion, or
any other ncrid diurolio az purghiye mixture
let him mix IL iir himself lu his hehr'a CON
lcnf, bat let not tie public bo 20 grossly HhuH'
ed az 10 be- compelled 10 digest coarse dur
etc decocliOus lu place Of WhnletOmo coffee
Probably lhe fact lint tho eXcheQuer loses ~
leasl 100000 per apnum 10y llo fraud, viii
expedite change fpr HE berer."
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

BY Steamer Washington, news two days
later Ihan that by the Caledonia, has been re,
ceived from Europe, at New York. Il is OF
no importance except that from Hungary.
There arc various reports orbatjles between
the Hunghrians aud Russians, and ps usual,
reported successes 10y tho latter; but these re-
ports are probably exaggerated. Indeed the
accounts are SO confused and contradictory
that it is impossible to ascertain the actual
results of the battles, ir any have tnken pluce.
The accounts nro from Austrian sources and
not reliable.
General Helden, he Gorerilor Of Hienna. has
informed he editors Of The Austrian newspapers,
thai Otcy are mol aLoioed 10 publish any inteiii-
Eeaoe from he seat Of iear, ercepi tohdi has been
published ia The q6ieiaI Uiener Zeiiung. Those
who dare to dsobey his orders IN this re-
spcct, are threatened with fines of l0E aud
20c ard with the suppression eilhcir papers.
This item expfutns why the accounts from
Austrian sources ore so frequently oxngger-
ated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

llubils Of industry urcly induce crime, md
10 tho mines nll meu musl boo industrious
Niih vengeance. When lhs population h
spnrce, md opportunity Tor crime ensy, tho
penalties musf be enforced, md each man
hHa common interest lu fie puuibimrul Of
% single crime. Aculdrs are there NJ every
group ni tents. The law ihcy administer n
unwrluon, uud springs from ruslonL llis,
thus, the commun.lnw II IN 20 bee lnmeulrd
ihal Ibis security h forced, hul all rejoice ~
iui thHt % rs security
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

ELroTipN ~ ouE Tows,-Asito6,.,
pens la towns where there Is n ls,o. . p.
ny on one side aud several ,llnpe. h ~. ..'i
Ibero was some division nnlong lbe 60, Wv.
I Ihe laie election. la lhis town md Ill.
Of Representative WIS effected un,l =,
ballot, about ! o'clock srniehL oon,
ballot, four wings and one loco we,.
for The wings received al7 yo,.. ..' ,''
loco candidate lil, Six balloloo. W.
then had, each candidate mniutaini,a 49, '' =.
the same relative strength, when es,I o,.'
principal candidates Withdrew aud NANNY. Us
ted Doel JEERY DicKEHNAs, and i,,.,'.
their friends 10 give to him lhs'r SUNNI,
They did % very eheerlully and eb,'....
effected on the 7lh ballot by o ele,rm,,,' "''
Of upwards Of 80. ~"
While The supporters Of each viii, ,.,4
date maintained lheir ground viii 0rr,..
and decision, there was very ganenlI,r,,
ilesIed, All through the contest, kind t....
aud determination 10 elect Wing P..'.
senlnliyei aud when Tho candidate gg.
erably and cordially Withdrew their n-.
there WINS, on tho part Of their wing Gg,
d cordial acceptance Of tho proposili,,
unite upon Tho name presented.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

A. The present time, w6atc not allr 10 guess,
with certainty, the political character Of our
STATE; but before we cato press shall have full,
er returns, aud unless the vote IL rfctly close
may determine u with fomc certainty
Last year the vote Tor Coolidge was ~, 10.
for the Van Burcn and Cass parties, D $50.
scattcfingAs majority against Coolidge 4, i61
Scarcely an. one supposed Coolidge would be
elected by Tie people. Indeed, has opponents,
or fisty &C thasa, calculated with much conf,
denoc upon the election Of Nccdham by the
people hut 90 raj Rs We have iciufns the
s-te Hgnrntt 00gi,tge hasvcTy un,G,,f,,ly lallyn
oA'-and his vote increased The trad.
ing process, by which the two parties were
brought together, has not worked 10 well NJ
the high contracting pat,,e. expected. truck
aud dioker''m looks blue, 30 far. Irc deduct
from the result this fact buying nod selling,
schemes of ambitious men, and eompaois with.
on, principle, and shamcfully corrupt, cannot
prevail, permanently, among the intelligent
ifccmen of Vermont.
a moderate victory to the coalition this year
would portcnd nothing but CERTAIN dtTfrqn
one year; the present indication Is, thsrit viii
never have Giving soul, but go down, 9TH
born, to the proper place for ait that is infa
nous
With the result in some fifty towns before
US We predict success to the Wings H. the
Legislature. the worst cannot be but lean
victory 10 the Coalition there
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

OuW CouNTr.--lt was well under stood be Tor,
election, that the leaders Of truck and decker.
ISM in this county had succeeded better in
bringing together the two parties opposed to
the Wings, than in any other county in the
State. The bait OF a Congressional nomina.
ton held out to the county, after the amulga.
nation was agreed upon at Montpelier, and
particularly the well mnturcd agreements be.
fore, and the character oft leaders of each
party to the compact, all. were expected 10 con.
tribute to the good luck of the Coalition; but il
hos not been quite the luck they expected. -
They have come considerably short of the
mark they aimed nt-thcy have been started
of on a down hill track, and wo opine they
will 90 ahead the same way hereafter
The majority against tho Wings in the
county last year was, go. This year il is 6g3
showing wing gain of nearly 300. In the
Legislature they have one vote less than they
had at the organization last year. Then they
stood - to the Wings D Now, they stand
in the Legislature, 10 to- Wings Tho loss
of one vote TO the Coalition in this county in
'Ae organization OF the Legislature, would, if
carried out in the same ratio throughout the
State, leave them in minority in the House
of l2orlj. The Wings have done better than
they dared to hope for-the Coali,ionists much
worse than they expected. We arc pretty well
satisfied with the result.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

TnE ParHprsr-Pr President 1ayl reached
Niagara Pals last SATURDAY we'll, bat weak -
After remaining there day or two he was "a
90 20 Bufalo, from whence II was uncertain
WHICH coursc be- would takci--it would de-
pend upss the state Of his health lie will
return direct to Washington or be IN Boston
about the 10Th ofsepicmber.