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FIRE AT CONCORD.

lhe House ana shed upon the Judge VIII |
Jams place, ia Concord we're burned on The |
night Of Friday oflast week Mr. Low George
occupied the House who saved most Of bis |
furniture. The buildings belonged % bur
hngton College The fire took from ashes
upon the aoor Of the shed. This IL the sec
ond house that i,as been burned on the place,
uB-Last Wednesday, another attempt was
made 10 elect u, s. Senator Ia the Ma.sachu-
setts eEslaturo-result pa choice summon
lacked 4 votes Of an election,
d. A despatch from Washington, Of tho
9Th, says that Senator Phelps, Of Vermont,
"les at the point Of death"
r7r Josh, does the sun ever rise in the
westY
Never Never HRvERr
You don't say 20 We'll, YOU won't catch
noe 70 emigate % the West, if Ia always
night there. I've cousin Ia Iowa, who Il
always writing how pleasant IL Is W that
region, bat Il must be- all m00nshHe, reck-
| on
! II was announced In the Tribune, some
/ days ago, that capital punishment had been
abolished Ia Iowa, IL now appears that a BIN
for that purpose had passed the House, but
was rejected ia the Senate
~ Mr. furtiurtuu u-ir-5- vury- indignantly
1.-THE bills before Congress are not counterfeit
why there should be- such difficulty IN pass
ing them.
q Joseph II. Ingoraoli, James Harlan and
Arthur Hopkins are the Commissioner under
the California Land Bill
Hugh n, Smith, nominated a. Secretary
Of stas for Now Mcxico is rejected.
C. George Spencer, builder Of the houses
~ 2lsi street New York, which fell down,
died few days ago ofchagrin.
"a The Maryland Convention have adopt
ed a provision for their new State Constim-
ton dsqualijing persons engaged in duel
from holding office.
e. The Post Office &C Cabot has been re-
moved from the Lower to the Upper Branch
and DIR, j. Doc appointed Postmaster,
81 lady in the upper tcn," cowhidcd =
gentleman in the Arcade, at New Orleans on
the 2oih.
IL The cholera has prevailed Of late IN
the town ofFranklin, Tenn, and II deaths
had occurred from it,
60 The Mexican indemnity hill having
Jailed, ilir cash must be paid in Mexico.
Cu0trnA WEST Cincinnati, March o.
The cholera has appeared, in mild form, ia
various parts Of the West, but mostly along
the rivers.
GENrRL Scorr-Thc Telegraph say.
that the Wing delegation Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, on their late visit to Washington
resolved in caucus to push General Scott Tor
the Presidency.
e. Tho Alexandria Gazette says that
within the Thomas Colycr made a trip to Mt.
Vernon. on Monday, among the passengers
was the venerable MIR Fillmore, father Of the
I President.
- The Toronto (Cannda) Globe announ-
ces the safe arrival Of Shadracl, the fugitive
slave, in that city, and says hc has reached
1.-The asylum OF English ground"
ENronr on SrEcIE-Thc exports of spc-
Gle from New York, last week, were $50. 900,
making a total since January LIST of S2,6GI,-
600
CuuSrERFEiTERs.-Two men were ar
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CuuSrERFEiTERs.-Two men were ar
rested on Tuesday of last week, at MIanchcs-
teF.N. H., for passing counterfeit money
Upon their persons were found $40, and in n
wood-shcd where they deposited it, was $500
more, all on the Cochituatc Bank, Boston,
aUd Tyqytt m biifsUt tho denomination of ivu
dollars.
a LITTLE TOO LATE.-"Waitcr, I'll take
my hat" said a gentleman at party one eve
ming, rs he was about going home. "What
kind of hat did YOU wear 2" "a bran new
hat that paid ten dollars for this morning"
well sir" said the waiter, "all the good hats
have been gone for more than two hours"
81 On Wednesday evening Of last week, a
man called at the house of Flanders Ncwbcgin
in-Biddcford Me, and told Mrs n. that her
husband had sent for his valise, which he
wanted at his store in order to close some
business. She took it from under the bed
and delivered it to the man Mt the front door
in the act of which the wind blew her
light out so that she did not obtain distinct
view Of his features. Mr. n. did not send for
the valise and loses by the operation some
$4,000 which he had packed up preparatory
TO going to Boston the next day for the pur-
chase of dry goods in which he is an extern
siye dealer
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ca Hon. Isaac Ill., Of New Hampshire
lies dangerously III at Washington. Ills fhmi.
u has been sent for
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15

a PRornEr ComNG.-A clairvoyant at
Cincinnati predicts that within two years n
man will arise among the Catholics with
an organization, physical and mental, so har-
monious, that spiritual manifestations will be
made through him, higher and purcr than can
now be made through any known individual.
This one will appear in the western part of
America Another, with similar powers will
appear among the Jews
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15

WIscoNsiN.-Th land limitation bill was
defeated in the House on the 9th, by five ma
jority. The usury hill, fixing the rate of in
tcrcst at per cent when no rate is mention
cd, but allowing ~ per cent on contract, has
passed both houses.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
INDIA RUBBER MACHINE
BETTING.

Hose, Garments, Horse and Wagon Covcr-, India
Rubber Cloth &c, Manufactured and for sale,
Wholesale and Retail, 10y
Geo. HI Hale < Co.. 30 Brumheld ~. Hrstou.
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E9S' Among tho recent deaths in Califor-
MIA, we notirc that Of Lucicn Proctor. ESD
formerly Of Proctorvilc VI, who died near
Mormon Island january 25th, aged 30 years.
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Pettengil's Directory.
AGENTS WANTED,

70 frlI Scar. New piluHAL fliff0HY 80 CuEA
hrp lauft, Thhhtfsh iVfTpfHrs % THE WAHs
90 Uu hFynit rhIH, and niher raluabls AID pnIiu-
laT Hpfks. huld H.H'HrelHf1fs 0iisred.
AddTe0 fnfsi rafl 3. u. fEffKNGiLl, ~
State a., Hsihn.
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Pettengill's Directory,
John o. Haley,

.HAhrfArTrgtH 80 tyEHY NAmffY uF
TRUNKS, I1LfSES a L.lRFE1' mas
~ ~ nWoat price, cDu.rr n Ailk a AieFnu1irn
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a. Teachers Institute at Danvlle Caledonia
Co.. the 18th inst. {. g. BtRNIIAM
Dunvillc Feb. 20, 1891.
Bhss's ComIoupd al Lir,r OR ChH,ly.-Rcadrr,
N you afflicted almost every person IT, nj thi-
scn~on ofthe wear, with slight cold, don't neglect
", for u h the germ Of consumption. Go VI
urt rruCurr rl+4.4+-
mny be found In Bliss's Compound Cod Liver on
duccd, aud which has received some ~ the highest
testimonials IT, the land. Your cold win be- broken
mp, aud the sad apprchcnsons Of friends will vanish
before the use of the Candy. But sec that yuu are
not cheated with Que Of the numerous counteriets.
fnr sale by !. G.. bingham.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
Farm for Sale.

1rIIE subscriber w5655 10 f5T FiF FifFT sTHateitU
i Dnnvc, about miles from Fairbanks village
and - miles from Passumpsc village. Said farm
contains about seventy five acrc-, House and two
barns, with good apple aud sugar orchard. On
the same payments made easy.
Apply to George Barker, ST. .Johnsbury, or
Hiram lloughton, Passumpsic.
ADOLpHUS MORROW.
TTdsgumPglc, SiHrciI T. 1r51. -----Tttwo-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
PtAttE MAkTiNHi 4 a5fHNEI sf4p a.

lOGr and Table on Cloths, ana all ihinfd USUALLY
kent iH Carpet Aorut, % the nwesi prices iur each
hh0ifsalf all Retail Country Traders ere Invited
g. pall.
y. n, A larfe assortment ~ Window Shades and
Table on Cloths, hlwRvs nu hand.
~ Hanover n . near Black .i0ue T. Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
shawmut Carpet Ware-Rooms!
Charles Parsons, M y. la 'oa N'l'll Deal.

Carpeiags, Straw Maam"sr OIL ciohs, H'V',
&c., af ererg dsaTip'ion'
No w Hanover a., neHr ConT ~, Boston
~ H We nIe daily receiving lnvnlces NJ ne lat
at -Atrlel ~ Enellah- AID -Alnelcan Can, tlnfs'
which 80 No dolounlund 20 flii toss liIHn my nfrt
store in boston,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
Job and Card Printing !

For ihs l.oast Monsy AMI In iiIf ldtk est Time
g0HHIHiI. bosTus. NEu. g.. RAM
~ fond Orders by EEpross ~ Mail and flt N0n.
viii bn returned same day, ~ rpsIhLE,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
Just Right !!

A ny one wishing for Sugar Pans which many
N OF the Sugar Mnkcrs sny arc Just Right, can
be supplied with different size. byapplyingt 20
JAMES WHEATON,
ST. Johnsbury Centre, March H. 1851.
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JANIS p. Tolman,

Manufacture Of
Gold g. Sirer EsgC Bronse s. cold Foil &c.,
10 Harvard Place, opposite the Old South Church
Boston.
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SNOW q WILDER,

rfhffalffnh 80 TIiK
Pathfinder Railway Guide
ND max, CfRBR ian PRINTERS,
. Washington Street, bfathh.
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A. ID. Nlohola.

Manufacture and Wholesale Dealer 10
tATe, cara FuHs ASH rHraAh,
~ Market square opposite North side faHur
lall, li'sion.
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d. A despatch from Washington, Of the
2th says that Senator Phelps, Of Vermont
"lies Al the point Of death"
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HENRY TOLlLiN,

Manufacturer Of Musical Instruments.
And importrr Of MI kinds NJ Musical Merchandise,
iba Washington street, opposite the Old South
Church. BOSTON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
MERRIMAC HOUSE,
"GIBB's HOTEL"

Conducted on THE "EURorEAN PLAN,"
10 Court square, nnstou.
H. T.. wcrd, Proprietor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
Artificial Legs, Hands x Arms,

Made useful Tor any employment, from'slo TO $50
- Bromfold st., Cup stairs) Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
J. J. HALEY,

Manufacture ofnnd Dealer In o,rrAur CHAM
HEH FtHNfH1t, finished ln every variety Of pai.
ieuu No. iai fulton - , iis-tun
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
ROSEWOOD.

MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT and
ZEHR.I- T-ENLEfid
by Harrison Parker, % ComhIil, boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
no HOUSE KREPERS. - 49,, ~

"a wAHE ASH ClrrLEHf The hrst Ila4r 10 buy
isT each lis largest lot az ln nhnye gn0da fDr tho
MOst0u.
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North American Electric
WASHING FLUID,

Warranted 10 possess 100 per cent inorc power
than anything OF the ind ever discovered Manu-
inciun,d by Moore, Collins &Co., 81, go and ~ Ann
street. Boston. Orders solicited
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
HOratiO WOodman,

PC RAILROAD EXCHiNGE boston,
Drocwes Land Harrdnn and locates then, il
ne West IN personal inspection and surrey,
md pays me highest price far such Warrants
only as are thus iocdied-no charge unless sue
ressfR
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Braa's Enlcnsion DiMina 2alles.

1hoss In want ~ superior Hrticlc Will hnd II IA
their advantage ~ examine our new STYLES which
VIII hr ufirrrr ~ ihe lownsl prices, hY A., q. q y
hrPRs, b07 Washington street, Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15

~ Last "wednesday, another attempt was
made 10 elect u, s. Senator Ia the Ma,sachu-
setts Logislaturo-resultn o choice sumner
lacked 4 votes Of an election.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15

~ The Toronto (Canada) Globe announ-
ces the safe arrival Of shRdracl, the fugitive
slave, in that city, and says he has reached
1.-The asylum OF English ground"
ENroRr on SrEcIE.-The exports of spe-
Gle from New York, last week, were $4,000,
making total since January LIST of S2,6Gl,-
600.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
CAHILL TOLMAN,
Samuel w. Marsh,

DEALER IN WOODEN WARE. FAILS,
TUBS, BRUSHES, BROOMS, MATS, &c,
No. ~ & 90 bread Street, boston.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REGISTER.

This Journal, suspended for the last year,
has been resusitated, and is now under the
editorial control Of Mr. j. T. II Bringman-
The editor, in his address to his patrous,
says:
IN regard to politics the Register Will
maintain an Independent but respectful posi-
ton at all times, with full liberty to speak
forth It's sentiments with freedom when ocea-
sion may demand it. Whatever shall add to
the strength and well being of the Union
shall baye its ardent and jealous support,
while every thing of a contrary spirit and
tendency will be rebakcd and opposed with
all the ability aud power that can be brought
into requisition."
The Register manifests taste and talent in
all its appointments. We wish the Register
all sucscss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
ONE VOTE.

Let every one remember the i'm
portance of one vote. One vote
has elected many a State Delegate
and many Congressman to seats.
One vote can decide the destinies of
measures and men. One vote cleo
ted a Governor of Massachusetts.
O few years ago, and one vote re-
elected the same person by the
Legislature for a subsequent term.
Not the least on the list of what
one vote has done, one vote elected
"Old Joe johnson" the Democrat.
ic candidate for Governor. to the
House Of Delegates, when he refu,
sed to vote for his competitor, Mr.
Duncan, after so agreeing to do
and securing Mr.. DIS vote. b,
which alone he received the retur,
and got his seat.
OF atoms the world is composed
OF individual votes the great az
gregate is made. No Wing shout,
neglect his duty, therefore, as tn
possessor Of a free, untrammelle,
vote. Remember, the grand secre
OF Democratic success is that the
never fail to secure every vote.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


The Presidents Message, says the Alex
andria Gazette, if we do not greatly mistake
the fairness aud candor Of the American pub
lie, well be read with great satisfaction
Coming as it does from Wing President, we
know it will be expected, and said that, as
matter of course, We would bcstow upon it
commentator. But, we utterly disclaim the
idea of looking upon it, as partzans, or prais-
ing it, because it is the official expose of II
Wing administration. We regard it as most
creditahlc document for our country, and as
calculated to elevate the republic in the es-
timation of all the civilized nations Of the
earth. It's sound doctrines, its liberal senti-
ments. its elevated Tone all render it worthy
Of the Chief Magistrate, and Of the govern
mcnt at whose head be is placed. We will
not, on this occasion, enter into detailed
examination of the topics, embraced in the
message, and the manner in which they arc
discussed Indeed, we could only by so do
ing. recapitulatc what is, in itself plain and
succinct narrative of public affairs. 1t is
sufficient for us now to say, that in all the
Presidents views with regard to our foreign
policy, in all of his recommendations and in
the general scope and design Of his system
We see much to approve and nothing to con-
denim. When we read, we feel that we are
bearing the advice of a true patriot and a
sound statesman: nor can we omit the op.
portunity Of saying that in man who is pro-
ycd to be so fully capable of conducting the
agairs OF the nation, we have that confidence,
which induces us to hope that his services, 10
the position he now occupies, may be still
longer secured for the good of his country
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
VOTERS !!

To-day determines the fate ofVir-
giniafor years, wings old and young
come to the rescue-stay not away
yourselves, and let none be absent
from the polls. VIRGINIA demands
your most strenuous efforts. Your
COUNTY demands them; the Union
demands them. Let nothing de-
ter you, but come up to your duty,
and '.gire long pull, a strong puU,
and a pull all together" and Victory,
VIcroRY-a glorious VICTORY
will be yours
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
tcsrrsspendsaee Of she Baltimore suns
WASHINGTON Nav On

Tie Democratic Caucus and Tetlssg Of "a. O..
sase Resolasio.s-W aadresra, q NsaSe,s--f,,,s,.,
ozs ayor'tg Candidate fer Offices q ne Hsu.s.ry.
The Yotx
There was considerable animation in N.
Democratic caucus last evening and ear.
trary to all expectation. the Compromise rae.
olntions were voted down; that is 70 saw
they were tabled, though motion was pena'
ing to refer them TO a committee. A mo,;on
to adjourn was also voted down, thougb ib,s
would have given absent members cbanc.
TO BIO heard. "
But FIFTY members voted against the Com.
promise-that il, for tabling it--and tL;rtr.
one or thirty nine for that is, against TAX.
ling it. The short sense Of the lanr story /.
the Compromise was kicked out q caucus BY
about nineteen majority
A number of members then withdrew ar
abstaincd from voting. Among them were
Judge Bayly Of Virginia, German Of Indiana
Geo. ". Jones Of Tennessee, Freeman and
Wilcox of Mississippi. and good many others.
Among those who remained aud voted
were Messrs. Rantoul Of MASSACHUSETTS
Preston King Of New York, Governor Cleye,
land Of Connecticut, and others Of that per.
suasion ofpolitics.
None Of the caucus nominations received !
majority Of the Democratic vote in Congress-
hut Mr.. johnson. the present postmaster Of
tho House, who was renominated without Oh.
position.
Colonel Forney received 60 votes for Clerk
aad Linn Boyd 81 or 81 for Speaker Yet
both these men are known TO be staunch
Compromise mcp; go that, after all, the in
teations Of the majority Of the Democratic
party have been faithfully carried GU. in their
selection
What cifent the voting down, or kicking
out. Of tho Compromise resolutions will have
on the country. remains to be seen, An ef-
fort will. no doubt, be made to offer similar
resolutions as soon as Congress shall organ-
ize; aud some think they will pass but that
may safely be questioned lfthey pass. they
will pass BY the joint vote of Union Wbigs
and Union Democrats
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
A TOUCHING INCIDENT.

Some two years ago, says the Wateryille
Mail. Mr.. u S. Moody of Monmouth, went
to California, leaving his wife and young
child with her mother in Boston. The cor.
respondence between the husband and wife
WIS regularly kept up, ard the wish was eY-
pressed by the former that his young wife
should join him il the far of land Of gold:
but tue definite plan Of arrangements fer this
object had beeen deferred A short time since
a letter from the abscns husband pictured
again the prospects, that checred his long
and weary absence, and touched again tAs
hope that the time would soon come when h
should find It proper to make arrangement,
for his wife and child to join him ia San Fran.
cisco. The heart Of the afgectionate women
east the question Of safety and economy 10
tue winds, and she resolved in spite Of ali Oh.
ssaeles, to start Immediately for California
aud surprise her husband by her unexpected
arrival.
The started. and almost On the day that
she landed in California, with heart swell.
lug to meet her husband, that husband Ian.
ded IN the city Of Boston He had made A
sudden determination, instigatcd BY poor
health, to return home His serious dissp.
pontment, connected with the loss Of a cou.
siderable portion Of his hard earned property
by the failure Of New York house 10 whom
ne had entrusted it, SO wrought upoDhs dc.
elining health that he survived bat one week.
and was brought co Monmouth for burial 4
few days since. No details Of the poor wifes
dreadful disappointment have yet been reeeiv
| ed; but the thought that whatever may hay.
been its effect. still deeper affection yet
awaits her, adds most painful future to The
picture.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
IRISH VOTERS.

You who repudiated Bedinger
for his vote AGAINST THE IRISH
RELIEF BILL; will yon support
JOHNSON and LEAKE, who vo-
ted AGAINST the same Bill. Here
are three prominent Democrats who
voted AGAINST the IRISH RELIEF
BILL-one Of whom you have rejec-
ted. Consider well before you vote
for the other two!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09

The letter or rather appeal OF Mr.. TLrashef
10 his countrymen. which we alluded TO yes.
,erday. is daied I'm dungeon OF the Punla
Castle, Havana. Nov 81. 1851" The great.
er portion OF il is devoted 10 PLAN and sue.
clint statement Of his arrest, triat, conviction
and sentence. which as our readers are inform.
ed OF. we omit. The letter concludes with
the following appeal to his countymen:
II is unnecessary for me to enlarge upon
The improperly ofbringing me before court
marital in time, Of profound peace; oE the
injustice OF sentencing me without hearing;
on The utter contempt OF international law,
civil rights, aud treaty stipulation. in my trail
or upon the wili,l' disregard in the manneroi
proceeding. OF the constitution and roles Oh
The very court which has assumed jsrls.
dlctIon over me without right, has tried NJ
w,ihouia crime. and sentenced me without
defence. The government that has the pow.
er and The will 10 commit these acts Is beyond
the reach Of reason. and my only resource IS
10 appeal 10 the physical power Of our own
government for that protection which ITS NOR
al power has not been able TO extend over me,
and TO ask from my fellow coun'yme such
countenance rs will encourage the executive me
manifestation OF irmness, and carry some appreci-
alton of national rights and national duties 70 the
hearts OF the unscrupulous rulers Of Cuba. lsol-
EMMY affirm that | have never had any connection
with the parties who invaded this island, and ssa!
the only grounds for hatred to me, on thep art Or
this government and Spanish portion Of thePopa,,
uiation here. are that am an American; that
refused to adjure my nationality one year since,
when required by this government TO do 80, or 70
abandon the business | was then engaged I'M tnas
isuecored SO far as was able those Of my unIof.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

Let no one forget the inestima-
bic privilege to which he is entitled
undert the New Constitution. New
voters, remember that GEORGE w.
SUMMERS, our trustworthy cham
pion for Governor, was one Of the
most Jealous members of the Con-
vention in advocating and demand
ing your rights.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09
VOTE EARLY.

1t should be the aim Of every
good Wing to vote as early as pos
sible. The days are now very
short, and the night closes in about
halfpast four, and, in addition to
this, the length of the entire ticket
and the large increase of voters
will render it extremely difficult
for the Sheriff to poll all the vote,
if they are deferred until evening
Our town voters, especially, might
vote at an early hour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-09

fsg~ The pork buyers Of Wheeling have
concluded not to buy to any great extent
The Gazette says there has probably been
no season for some years, in which there has
SO little been done in packing us this year.
Tie Same paper says that the amount Of
pork in the West is not less than in ordinary
seasons, and greater than last year, but it is
ono of those years that sellers, farmers and
feeders, are not disposed to meet the buyers,
and thus the stock in market in the spring
may not be so large as it would be.