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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10
North River Canal.

The construction of this great improve
ment is now fairly under way The Com
Pany, SINCE their organization, have labor
ed under many unfortunate, but unavoid-
able difficulties, which have necessarily re-
tardcd the work. A commendable indus
try and perseverance on the part of the
Board has succeeded, we trust, in sur
mounting many of the most serious diff
culiies.
Contracts for the work on the lower Sec
ton of the line have been made, and about
thirteen miles of the whole line, twenty
miles in length, we are informed, are now
under contract. With the addition of the
two fifths of the increased capital Of $751;
900, secured, the Company hope to be able
to complete the work. The citizens ofour
county, we believe, will not fail to raise that
sum for a work of so great importance to
their interest and the future prosperity Of
our county-Ler. GEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

A sick man was told that nothing could
cure him but a quart Of catnip tea. "Then
| must die" said he, Il dout hold but a
pint"
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En- FOR RENT

IN FOR RENT.-TIIE ONE HALF OF
A-A the HOUSE now occupied by me on I'd St,
opposite to Mrs. Taliafcrro's. consisting Of two
good Rooms and good cellar Kitchen. Possession
given immediately. For terms apply TO
mar 27--wts SAMTET, MrCJTEPY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

DiGrsricN Is chiefly performed in the stomach by
the aid Of iluid which freely cxudes from the in
ner coat of that organ, when in state ofhcalth. cal
led the Gastric Juice. This fluid is the Grcat Sol
rcia ct Ae Fecd, ne Purifying, Preserving. and
SiimNtafiRg agent of the stomach and ntcstincs -
Without it there can L. dgesion---no conversion
Of food into blood and no nutrition of the body but
rnther foul. torpid painful and destructive condi-
ton Of the whole digestive apparatus A weak half
dead, or injured stomach produces no good Gastric
Juice, and hence the disease, distress aud debility
,nhirh nfasll1
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VA SALE OF LAND.-PuRsUAN1

rfSX ''fAA <h h<<htNp y aeA't-NtNf
--A4. to deeds of trust executed to me by J. s.
Langhornc and wife and the heirs Of Linneus Boil
ling, decd, shall, on Saturday, the Goth day of
July 1851, in front Of the market hose in the town
of Lynchburg sell 70 the highest bidder. for cash,
TRACT OF LAND, containing ~ AoREs, bong
part of tract known Boiling tract, lying on
both sides Of Stovalfs creek, near Warwicls mills
in the county Of Amherst and about half Of a mile
from the Cannl, This land il wc situated for d
saw aud grist MILL and in other respects desirable.
WIN. I, lANCEY. Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

GsEA EEWARD.-Rana away from the
R ~ subscribers about the lst Dec, 1850,
Negro man (OTEY). Said negro was purchased
near Leesyille, Campbell county, and the prop
erty Of Jas. BoafwTight, decd, and we have been
informed that he is still IN tia; ncighhorood; there
fore win give the above reward 10 any person
that viii take him and deliver him to us, or conline
him in Campbell Bedford Jail.
LEFTWICH & QUARLES
PS. otey is a tall black Il,ey
AMI 3-9t
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Pepsin and Rennct.


The true Dgestive Fluid, on GASTRIC JUICE,
can be obtained from NaipreS epH source q supply
-,he keaiha siomaeh ! The pure digestive princi-
PIE iEF4IS, may really be extracted from tho
stomach Of animals resembling man, thus forming
artificial Digestive Fluid. precisely like the nat
nrol Gastric Juice, in ~ chemical powers. and fur
nisl,a- d complete ard pcrieef substitute for il.
by the uid OF rFrsiN on this artificial Digestive
Fluid, tho pains and evils Of iSpiaEsfios, pYsrrP-
st,, AND LIVER COMPLAINT ARE SPEEDILY RtMoy-
Ep. susT As ruEY would M HEALTHY sroM-
Acn-the food is properly Converted into blood; tho
body is nouriAhcd; GOOD health ana vigor arc rapid.
~ impaired 70 the whole organization; and the d.
grstyc organs share with the rest ii this huppy re-
4ut
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RICHMOND.

ICE. EGE.!--Ne have ia Ice iisruse and D.
IL boat one THOUSAND tons Of the best Maine ICE
from ~ to Is inches thick which viii be sold low
BY the cargo or ton. RANKIN & WIilFLock-
mar ~ win Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

LovE.-A funny poet he, WHO'S des-
cllbing the universal empire Of love, thus
discourseth-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7EE
n Mexican Hay, mar an chilli i'm b. JAMES b.
SMITHS, comprising the most striking and Re-
narkable Events Of inst periol-admiiiancc F,ec
Where also may be found great variety Of Faatp
Goods suitable for presents at the approaching lioli
days.
His House has recently undergone thorou II re-
pair-and his stock comprises a greater variety %
Fancy Goods than Il often found in this market. I'LL
his stock may be found
papier fnacic Good. of every variety.
Alabaster, Rose Wood and other Fancy Boxes
Toys in endless Variety,
Fancy Candies-also, every variety Of Home made
Perfumes and Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Fine assortment of Pocket Knives, &c, &c.
Together with large assortment Of Fruit. Pickles
and Preserves-also, Nuts of every variety. Maiaga
Grapes, Jujube Paste, Citrons, Figs CurraDis
Prunes Dates, Sutland Raisins, &c,--together with
Il large lot Of Willow Ware, such Market and
Travelling Baskets Carriages, &C.. most beautiful
and selected stock Of Walking Canes, fine Accor-
deons, Sc. Backgammon Boards, Chessmen. Dice,
Dominoes-in fact every article usually found in
such establishments and great many
Country Merchants respectfully requested to ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere
Dec 23-ts J.B. SMITH.
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JAMES BENAGH, CIk.
mar 20-wiw G. Dubnry. 4. o.


N OFECE.-I HEREBY FORWART ALL
~ persons from trading Tor Bond Of 100 dol
lars executed to me by Elizabeth II. Buugh Sc,
John d. Alexander trustee Tor said Eztbcth II
Baugh and uttcstrd by q. " Dubn, s. bearing date
q think) in June. 1886, and fifty dollars payable
June 1917, and City payable 1876. The said bond
ting to tie said bond ont OH ny pocket book nj the
house Of Richard Bauqll's a. / intend 10 hold thr
said Elizabeth II. Baugh and John y. Alexander
responsible for the same to me.
Feb ITS CHARLES DUPRIST.
A T n Court 81 Quartcrly Sessions, continued aud
/ 4 held for TIE county of Floyd, at tho tavern
housc of Asr J.. Howard, IN Jacksonville, on the
lllh day of March, 1851.
Robert Sutphin who sues FIR the benefit Of ohu
s. Hale, Peter Saunders and Moses G. Carper,
Plaintiff,
Graias'
james ID. TAYLOR. Defendant.
IL an action on the case il assumpst and upon
an attachment executed.
The object or this suit is 10 recover Of the dcfcn-
dant the Of S225 with legal interest thereon
from The 2Oth day Of December. 1850. till pad and
il appearing by affidavit that tho said dcindant Is
net resident OF this state, motion DC The plnin.
III by his Attorney it is ordered that the sud de
iendant do appear here within one month after due
publication ofthis order, und do what il necessary
70 protect his interest and TINT lila order be pub
h7hcd once week for four successive weeks, ~
thc Lynelbug Niryiaian, paper published in III
town Of Lychburg, and niso be posted nj the front
door Of the courthouse Of this county, on the first
day OF the next county court.
copy-TcHc.
npl 3-wiw J. N. ZENTMETEB, OK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

MCDANIEL d LEE-Have in store and
I'VE offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon sides and shoulders
100 bags Lag'a and Rio Coffee
so prime old Java do
90 bids. Sugars, part prime
80 bbs. crushed, powdered, and graduated
Sugars
90 hhds. and bbs. Molasscs
30 bbls. n. G. Tar, in good order
500 kcgs Mails. assorted
100 boxes Tallow Candies
SO Adamauiinc do
With large and general stock of Groceries and
Liquors, which they most respectfully invite their
customers and the public to examine. Lmar 3l-ts
ID oVAL.-JAAIES T. WILLIAMS
Ia has removed from bis old stand to the one re
Gently occupied BY r. J. Echolds, Esq, 3 doors be
low Liberty Warehouse, where he would be pleased
to see his Old friends and the trading public gener
ally He would take this occasion to return to his
patrons bis sincerest thanks for their patronage
heretofore extended to him. and tmsts by close at
tention to his business and keeping in view the mot
to, live and let live, merit and receive conin-
nance Of the same.
Feb 27-ts
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nIssOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF Nc

nESsOEUTIGN.-THE FIRM OF Me-
~ CORKLE & SIMPSON having expired by
limitation, is this day dissolved, and the name of
the concern will be used only in closing their BUSH
ness.
Those having claims against the concern viii
please present them for payment and those indebted
will obige by settling their accounts early as
possible.
We beg leave 10 tender our thanks to our friends
for their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit
further continuance of the same the new concern
SAMUEL McCORKLE,
CHARLES SIMPSON.
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TVEFE sUESC RgREIeKEAs IN

?
DR.. WIN. Otway owcu, examining rhyeician.
Feb G-fv
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Now-York Advertiscmcnt.

MAssHE q MITCHELL, TOBACCO
w and General commission Merchants so Froai
Street, New York.
Jan. 6--w6mos
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And warns mid seas Of ice, the melting whales,
Goods crimped cod, fierce pangs to perch imparts,
Shrnks shrvclled shrimps, aud open oysters hearts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10
ME. JOHN rIuLLENS. rAKE No.

W TlcB. that on Friday and Saturday. the 3oth
and 3lst Of May, 1851, md Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, the ID, Sd and 4th OF June. 1851. at
Mosby & Speeds law office in Lynchburg. / shall
take the dispositions Of sndry Witnesses to be read
az evidence on the trial Of tho suit in the Superior
Court ofthc corporation of Lynchburg in which
am plaintiff and you ara defendant.
nnr ol-w4M MARY A MIlIIENS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10
I NOTnER sCTENTIrYC w..

The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JulCE-A great Dyspepsia Cnrrr.--Prcparcdfr from
Rcunct, or the fourth Stomach Of the Ok after a.
rcetions Of Baron Liehig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. $. HOuGHTON, M D., No. IL
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
This Il truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion.
DyspepsiE, Jseadice, Lieer Compieint, Consf,pa-
Ron and DebIiy, Curing after Natures own
Method, by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
~ llalfa tcaspoonful Of PrPsiS infused In wa
ter, viii digest or dissolve FIVE pounds &c Roast Beef
ubnlf WI hours ,,uf. If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10
A ND sFILLIT COMEs.!-TLes sub

AND sTHLLIT COMES!!-TLes sub
IA scribeT would inform all those who arc fond Of
prime, nice white. fresh Corn Meal, to be delivered
every 10 days. thai he can furnish, ii required,
as much $50 bushels in the time gwen, and
would ask all those who the article, to give in
their names, so he know how 10 make his ar
rangcmenis, nothing but the best article shall be
sent to any customer. ind should II be sent return
the sane al his expense, and he VIII refund the mo-
ney- A fair sample expected every day.
nnr 24-fs LAS s. CREMnSnN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10
ssse= =5zs7u1sss DAILY LINE OF PACK

- EFT BOATS FOR LYNCHBURG
On and after the 81 March, our Packets win leave
Richmond daily ut s A. NJ, (Sundays execpted,)
and arrive in Lynchburg TAG miles. next day at g.
?. NJ. Fare through; 50 80.
RETURNING.
Leave Lynchburg every evening At 81 o'clock
Except Saturday and arrive in Richmond in 80
hours.
Passengers for the North save one day BY taking
this route the Boats arrive in Richmond the Sc
cond morning in ample time to breakfast and take
the Northern cars; and also in time connect with
the Norfolk Boats and the Petersburg Morning Cars
Passengers for Cumberland c. II and Farmville
and also for Charlottesville, viii leave in the Mon
day, "Wednesday AID Friday Boat. Fare 10 Char
lottesville s..
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

A ND IT CONTEST THE subscriber takes
IA this method to inform the merchants ofLyncl :
burg and the surrounding country, that he has nc
ccpted an agency. and can at short notice furnish
any amount in reason. of COTTON YARNS and
OSNABIRGS of the best brand made in Virgin
ia, and he is obliged to sell for cash or good ne-
getiable paper, he hopes not TO be complained Of
when he requires it, il is said there is no law for
necessity. JAS. S. CREWDSON.
n. B.-Strict attention paid TO the selling of all
kinds Lumber and Produce, and also to the recev-
ing and forwarding of Goods Wares and Merchan-
dize in any and every direction. JS.C
mar pits
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YTOCAL AND INSTRuraENTAL

MUSIC.-MRS. MURRAY begs to inform
her Pupils that she has removed from her late resi-
dence on the hill 10 Madame Henriques', where
she viii be happy to receive them, attend at
their residences as usual
Jan I3-,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

FESER 81 = u ESQ III - y le III a y IN
i Store abont 1909 bus. nice clean Oats, which
he wiAhes to exchange for money IN order 20 get
FOR more, a,so he is ready 70 help his friends
to gei their goods home produce 70 market 40 NJ
to accommodate their customers AID If they viii
coasign them 10 him he viii do al in his power 10
get them III % as 10 make room for mare.
March 3I-ts JAS. =. CREWDSON.
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OF BUSINESS.

mar INV
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80 NEW LIME OF STEAM

.<-sl,s ~ H. We n Y ~ NJ " n - n NJ "a w
,,e-zsz SHIPS bc'wcca Richmond aRd PhRadeiPtig
touching nj N0lfiE and Ci'y PoiRt.-Thc UNION
STEAM SHIP COMPANY having built two beau
tiful first class Steamships expressly for this trade,
respectfully give notice that the steamship
VIRGINIA will positively leave Philadelphia
the LIST day of February next, and the ship PENN
SYLVANIA in a few days thereafter. One Of
these ships viii leave each port every five days and
viii 20 through in AZ to 50 hours, and to from
Norfolk in "a hours-o1oring unrvalled facilities TO
shippers aud passengers, economy and dispatch, a.
voidng all transhipments. Insurance viii be
low as by the inland routes. Each ship is provided
with two Of Francis Life Boats, and have the cred
it of being the hes, brill ships in Philadelphia. Due
notice will he given Of ,he time for leaving each
port. RANKIN WIFI LOCh,
Agents nj Richmond.
JOHN ROWLETT,
Agent at Petersburg.
TIP. CROWELL,
Agent at Norfolk.
LEVI ELDRlDGE,
Jan left General Agent, Pha.
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AND DRAWING

4 CAPTAIN MURRAY begs to inform Lis Pu-
rs that he viii commence his second ccsrse Of In
struction in the above beautiful Art, Oh Tuesday.
the 18th inst, when he hopes to receive coa:uu-
ance ofthe patronage so literally bestowed on him
since his soiourn in Lyachburg.
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7. f. GIBBS. Ae'r FOR
J. II WEITEHURST

n b. Likencsscs cr every description cor;cd
large assortment Of Lockeis and Mcdalions al SUI
pcrior quality for Daguerreotypes always on hand
The highest premium awarded at the late Fair Of
the Maryland Institute for the latest improvements
Nov It's p. L. GIBBS. As'r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

you don't say sol Well, you won't
catch me to cmigrate to the West, if it's
always night there. I've cousin in Iowa;
who is always writing how pleasant it is
in that region, but Unjust be all mooashiae,
| reckon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

"a FRESH ARRIVALS or DRUGS
W AND MEDICINES. MINI Sirre,, Lvncabnrg,
ID iifFafz.--Ths Subscriber oilers q large and
vel selected stock Of brsrs, Mcaiiaes, Paisfs
~, pge-Sti1s, Gtans Itafv, Pe,fumevy, Soaps.
faaey dri'ces Se, comprising every article usually
found u the Drug line which he respectfully IN
vitcs the attention % his former custouc,. A. well
as tho public generally
JOHN II. SEAy, Dnuaersr.
10 Particular attention given 10 prescription.
for Physicians and innIcs which will be pu, IN a,
all hours with ncatnrss and accuracy
"a, Orders from the country promptly attended
to, and Medicines warranted.
Dee 23--ts HIS
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e WATCHES ANDJEWELRY.

r. WATCHES NDJEW EEEsX.
"a --JENNET 6, JAMES huvc removed their
Gzs2sSeS, Store to the Eagle Square 1i9 Main ST.,
where they have and beautiful assortment Of
Ladies' and Genilemen's Watches, Watch Chains.
Keys. Finger Rings, Lochcts for Daguereotypes,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacle>
for all eyes Gold Bracelets. Ear Rings Of the new
fashions Breast Pins for DagHereotypes and for
har-with every article in the Jewclry Inc.
Also Silver Ware, Tea Pots. Sugar and Cream
Cups, Table and Tea Spoons, Soup and Oyster
Ladies, Sugar longs, and avariety of Fancy Goods
The highest price allowed for old Gold and Sill
yer. Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted.
Richmond. Va. Fob I0--3m
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THE LATEST PROVE

LyRckbmg, Bank .Sqnarf; a Main 81. Richmond:
Sycamore 81. Petersburg; Main 81. NoTfoL, 2074
Bal iaorc 81; gilmore; Pennsylvania Arespc
IgashiRgfoa d. c.; Broadray, Ncr Tork.-The
subscriber would respectfully inform the public
generally, that he has just returned from the North
where he has spent several days in each of the a.
bove Galleries. Also. in the other leading Gale
ries of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore for
the purpose Of getting all the latest improvements
in DagucrreotyPing. and now having his SlSylight
arranged on the most improved and scientific plan
he is better prepared than ever TO take Ekencsses
(cFal IA aHy) in ali the latest Styles and in any
kind of weather.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received, he pledges himself to use al proper
means TO merit IL coufiunance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-07
Pine Timber Lands.

THE Subscriber oilers lUr sale an equal undivided
L half Of $4,000 acres OF Pine timber land laying
in the town OF Clair, ST Lawrnncr County New
York-nyIng on Grass Rvrr--and JOINS Peerpnt
on the North aud Russell on the West, on which
first rate saw Will three years old, with two Saw
Gates, cutting from 80 to 10 VI OF Lumber weekly,
Also ShingIe Machine which cuts 10 thousand Of
Shingles every ~ hours.
a proportion OF this Land, is OF excellent quality
fer Farming.
There is on this Tract several Millions feet OF the
best OF soft Highland Pine, and many Of the trees
Fir for Masts, and OF the most desirable quality
Tor Market; their is also n large quantity OF hne
Spruce, Rock Em White and Black Ash, aud Black
Birch and Maple.
A Farm is cleared of 80 acres, for the use of the
Ills, with their framed house and two Barus
rsThese Mills IS miles from Canton Village,
from which there is good and direct Road
Lumber is taken from the Mills to the Ogfens-
burgh Rail Road. at s21 per w. and Shingles at 81 /
cents, per Thousand
The projected Rail Road from Wa,ertown to
Potsdam, which s now being surveyed, will run
within 10 miles OF these Mills where Lumber can
be easily transported on Good Runds
The price OF this property, is 9l5OOo payable l-J
passing the contracts, and the balance in equal
annual payments.
Any one, who wishes to enter into Lumber oper-
alton will be satisfied examining the premises tina
this il a rare chance to make favorable investment
For further particulars apply to
| I. c. BUSH,
Land Broker at Ogdensburgh, New York
! October Is. wl1mop9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-07

Thou art fallen. truest of nations Thon art
thru.t dawn undrr thine own btuw not me
wc,nnn of a foreign enemy, which has aug
,hv r,,vo . MOI the cannons ct the many ma
,inns. Nho were brought up against thee
they have totered back at thy love 10 tnS
Faihrrlanl! not the MusrovlteS'. who cr"w'rn
over the Carpa,hiaas, have compelled thee TO
Law down thine arms. @ no! sold thou vast,
dear Fatherland. Thy sentence of death, be-
10, ed Faherland, was written by him, whose
love to his country | never questioned Tor a
moment. In the bold flight OF my thoughts,
would rather have doubted the existence OF a
good man than that | could have thought ne
could have become the traitor of his FatherIand
And thou hast been betrayed by him, IN whose
hands few days ago laid the government OF
our country. who has sworn to defend thee with
the last drop of his blood. He became a traitor
IN his country because the color of gold was
dcarer to him than that of blood, which was
shed for the independence of the Fathcrland'-
The profane metal had in his eye more value,
than the Holy God of his land, who 1orsook
him. when he entered into Il covenant with inc
Devil!
Mapyars my dear fcllow-sons of the same
country. DO not accuse me. because was
compelled to cast my eye on tins man, ana 10
yacate nv place for him. was obliged to dc
50, because the people placed confidence II
him. because the army loved him. and he mad
already attained to position, III whlch lie couI'
have proved his fidelity and yet thot mar
abused the confidence of the nation, ana IN re-
turn for the love Of his nation treated them VIII
contempt!
Curse him, people ofthc Magynrs curse the
heart, which did not dry up, when IT ATTEMPTED
TO nourish him with the moisture OF HE
love thee, Europc's trueSt nation as love
the freedom for which thou fought SO bravery
The God of liberty will never blot you out iron
His memory. Be blessed for cvcrmorc VI,
principles were those Of Washington, thoug
NV deeds were not those Of ilIilm IcH!
wish for free nation, free as God only ca1
crc,te man-and thou art dead, because tl
winter has arrived but this will not last -
long as thy fellow sufferer, IanguiShlng unde
the lev sky of Siberia. No., fifteen nation
have dur thy grave, the thousands OF the SIX
tccnih will arrive. to save thee!
BE faithful as hitherto, keep to the holy sen
fences of the Bible, pray for thy liberation, am
then chant thy national hymns, when thy noun
tans rc-ccho the thunder of the cannons OF tn
libcrators God be with you dear conrade
md fellow sufferers. The angels of God an
of liberty be with you. You may still be prou
for the Lion of Europe had to be aroused
conquerthc rebels! The whole civilized worI
has admired YOU as heroes, and the cause
the heroic nations will be supported by I'll
trcest of the free nations on earth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-07

New YORK, Oct. 4th, 1851.
The four Democratic State Senators are
elected, and large Majority Of the sixteen
Assemblvmen are democratic. City DEM
ocratic 1000 to 1000,
Second Ward, McMurray, dem. lO2
majority for Senator. 3D. Ward, Schultz.
wing, 343 ma ority.
Democratic Aldermen are elected in the
lst I'd, 9TH, Sth, 9th, 10th, llth, 18th, and
18th wards. In the 10th ward, the ballot
boxes were destroyed by band OF bullics.
At the time Of the outrage the Dem. can
didate for aldermen had about 800 mai
Wiliamsburgh City is Democratic by
go mai. In the 10th district Mike Waisl
dem. candidate for Asscmblyman, is de
featcd. The democrats carried the Att
ward by about 400.
Chataugue Co.--Dunkirk LIST district
mai. LOG, Patterson l42.
Munroe Cob towns had from 1000
mai on the State ticket. Rochester Cit
about 800, Wing Co., ticket elected, e1
ccpt Treasurer, City Assemblyman, whig