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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-09
ELMW00D
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
CAsTLEToN, VT.

New Arrangement on the Cash System in
Advance.-Tuition Reduced % per cent and
Board near ~ PEI cent, from Foimer Prices.
The subscriber being aware OF the disadvan-
tage of the Credit System in our schools, has
come to the conclusion to Teach and Board al
The following prices for Cash in Advance:
Common English Brahchts per Quarter of / |
weeks, $500
Higher, { " " 300
Latin, 200
Music on The Piano and Singing, with use of
instrumental 500
On the Organ with transportation, meditation
and thorough Bass, 800
Guitar and Singing, 600
French, 300
Italian and Spanish each, 300
Drawing and Painting in water, each, 300
Oil Painting, 500
Other studies in proportion.
Board, including Fuel, Lights, Washing
and Room Rent per Quarter, of II weeks
$4,000 Spring Quarter commences Feb 22d.
Summer May 7th'
Pupils received at any time and charged
from the time OF enhance to the close Of the
quarter A full and efficient Board OF instruc
ion is engaged and no pains will be spared to-
give entire satisfaction To these who may Ia
vor the subscriber with their patronage.
~ b. Those who do not pay in advance
will be charged the old rates.
Prof WIN PEASE from Lon lon
Elmwood Institute, Cdsileton, March g. 1851
Tire suhscrib,r has the libcrlyto refer TO the
following gentlemen as references:
RI. Rev. Bishop Hopkins, d. D. Hon. VIM
! G. Kitlredge c. r. Hodges, Martin Lee, Hi,
Exc lency Gov. Williams, Hon. Solomon
Foot. Zimri Howe, John Boyd, Rev. John A
Hicks. ID. ID. L. B. Hubbard, John. u. Shaw
c. Hopson. l76w
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A true copy Of Record: 40
IL lLnnMW. .ImIne

STA ne OF. VERNON 4, Beitiemembei
District Of New IIavrn--ss. I Ell that at a
Probate Court held at Bristol, within and for
the District of New Haven, on The 22d day Of
March 1851
An instrument purporling 10 be The last will
and testament OF Ezra NJ. HuYT, late Of New
Haven in said district deceased, being present.
ell to til Court here Ivy the Executor therein
named, for probate: 1t is ordered by this Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified
IL appear at a Sc sion of said Court, to be held
artse oflire of the Judge Of said Court in Bris.
tol ia sal Disiri,i,o, he frsl Monday Of May,
1851, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and show
cause, ifany they may have, against the pro-
bate Of said will for which purpose it is fur
Their ordered, that copy Of The Record of this
order be published three weeks successfully in
the Middlebury Register--a newspaper printed
at Middle urv in this State-all of which pub
locations shall be previous to the said time ar
pointed for said hearing
Ho,rey MunsW, Judge
A true copy Of Record; 40
II 1funsW Judge.
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of the --latest Styles, and will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
z>N He has Gold English Levers
s=Ss,..SsSs Gold Anchor Escapements
isseiszsz1zsss2aA Lever and Lepine Watches,
Silver English Lever and Lepine Watches,
Gold Lcckets, double and single, Gold Guard
and Fob Chains, Gold Guard and Fob Keys,
Gold Pen and Pencil Cases, Gold Tooth Picks,
Cameo, Coral, Tarquois and Clpster Pins, Box
and Glass Pins, Ear Rings with Turquois and
Stone Settings, Gold Rings, Plain Chased and
with Stone Settings, Gold Spectacles, Gold
Bracelet Clasps, Silver Card Cases, Silver Or
naments for the Head, Gents Pins, of all de-
scriptions, Gold Studs plain and with Stone
settings, Gold Pens with Silver Holders, Silver
Tea and Table Spoons, Silver Mustard and
Salt Spoons, Sugar Shovels and Tongs. war
ranicd pure MS coin, Silver Tbimbles and PEN
ellis, Silver Bodkns, Plated and German Sill
yer Tea and Table Spoons, Ivory Tablets and
Tooth Picks Silver Tooth Picks, Ivory and
Pearl Studs Ivory and Pearl Mustard and Salt
Spoons, Ivory Combs, Shell Side Combs. Pearl
and Shell Card Cases, Horn Back Combs
Tooth Brushes, Silver, German Silyerana Steel
bowed Speetaccs, Tobacco Boxes, Wales,
Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Razors and Pocket
Knives, Shears and Scissors, Razor Strops, Sha-
wing Brushes and Soap, German Silver and
Gilt Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Silver Guard
Chains, Steel Vest Chains, Steel Tweezcrs,
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys, Pocket Mirrors,
Steel SHUTTERS and Trays, Small Knives and
Forks for Children, Tea Bells, Coral and AM
Der Beads Purse silk. Purse and Bag Clasps,
Steel Beads and Tassels. Silk Purses, Steel
Key Rings silk Guard Chains. Pocket Books
and Wallets, Pencil Leads, Hair Pins, Cologne,
Toy Watches, Motto Seals. Pen Wipers, Wri-
ting Cases, Po~der Horns and Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts, Boys Belts SC, &c.
: All kinds Of Watches and Jewelry repaired
and cleaned as well as can be done elsewhere.
May 2s 1880
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DRESS GOODS,

Nous de LANES, Cashmeres, Alpaca, Bril-
liantipes, Ginghams Calcoes, &c, just reed
AS. by Ii, a. SHELDON.
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TIITWE FfIF WFFFf
BERMiN GROUPAS
TRUTH TssTRANGER THCN FICTION
New Durham, n. l., June 30, 1919

Mrssrs. S1nds-Gentlemen,-M wiiesuiere
with a distress and burning in her chest for man
Years, and my daughter was afflicted from lie
birth with "A humor in her blood. We consnte
various physicians, aud tried numerous remedies
without much benefit, until we hea d, throns
Rev. Thomas Davis, OF the great medical 'aine o
sands Sarsaparilla. On his recommendation
my wife and daughter decided on trying IL, and
soon experienced permanent benehi. My daugh-
ier's skin assumed new appearance entirely (;
from being .ough, hard, and sealy, ii became
smootlle and soft. Ny wle's suaerings are NJ
most gone and iis use short time longer, II IS
INV firm belief, will produce perfect cure.
Yours, With respect,
q. s. HEN DIR lkSON,.
Pastor Of the Baptist hurch, al the
English Neghborhood.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, by a,
b. & ID. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist, lou
sFulton-st., corner OF William, Ne" York. Sold
also by Druggist generally throughout the uuiled
States and Canadas. Price 81 yer bottle; sS
bottles for IS.
For sale by T.. ID. wHEELoCK, Middle
bury, VI. ~
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STATE OF VERMONT, | Be it remem-
District Of New Haven-ss bered that at a
Probate Court held at Bristol, within and for
said District, un the ilh day Of February.
A. y. 1851,
An instrument purport;ng to be the last will
and testament of SARAH RuntEE, late of New
Haven, 10 said District, deceased, icing pre-
scented TO the Court here Ivy the Executor there
in naHcd, for probate Ii is ordered by said
COerL that all persons concerned therein, be
notified to appear at a session Of said Coult, 10
I've held a, Bristol, in said District, at the office
tf the Judge OF said Court, on the first Monday
OF May, 1851 at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and show
cause, if any they NAV have, against the pro-
halc OF said bill; lUrwhich purpose it is further
esdcred, that copy ofihe Record of this Oder
Re published three weeks successfully in the
Middlebuty Register--a newspaper printed at
MddIcbury in this Slaeal ol which publ
cations shall I've previous 10 the said time ap-
pointed for said heaing.
Hucey MmSiH, .judge.
A true copy Of Record 40
H. .NtnSiW Julgs
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Cologne.

A SUPERIOR article, at only 37lcents pint
Also Farina's Cologne, for sale at the Drug
Store.of ii. A. SHELDON.
Nov. Is.
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Tn Quart Bottles,

POR PuKIfkNi Tue BLpun, AND FOR THE
IRE Of sCRnFrLA, MERCuRiAl. DlSEAS
rs, Rheumniism, Cuiaucons Ernptions Siubbofn I
crrs, Liver Complaint dyspepsia, Brnuchllis Salt
Rheum, Consumption. Fever sores, Female Cnm
plants Eiysipcas. Loss Of Appetite, Pimpes, Blles,
General Debility, sc.
INNS prsunration has now borne the test Of over IL
l. years experience since It's first introduction 10 public
,nvOr, during witch time numerous limitations have
sprl iuiO existence, founding their claims L. The on
ltnce q, ,he community ~ ihecufHve powers contain.
cd in saaann STA Rudi, the grcn reputation and rsen-
d.d u.s. Of which 's been mainly attributable t. the
many wonderful cue, aG, lied by the Use "i This prepa
'aiiIh hilr sar;aparII R.7f i'rns an important
part nf is combination II is n The same tine ~
pnunded in ,theT vegetable remtd, nj great power
and is Ia ile peculiar combination ana e;"n'ihc man
Of s prslia a, than lis remarkable success III Tue
rufr of disease depends Other rrepafa'lnni ia h u
in The style OF putting up, aud In bearing The hame Ui us
Ingredients. and here ends their resemblance tn Il
Those ncdins remedy aud purifier like ills, are re-
uncsidd 10 note where THIS difference exists, aud ~ ma
King choice at what they will use not Ia take any other
hut that enlIlrd to their confidence. from The long
list OF cures II has rioed living Illnesses, whose
trsiiinnnias aud residences have been published, aud
who still bearing daily testimony Ia It's worth. The
whole history al medicine has scarcely uinsii par
arl To the nunivrous aud remarkable cures rfcid by
effected II eft, ci!agail,
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mo. LEU Arch Street. PHILADELPHIA
J,iejr oo,rey o,., H., - -,
ied. if covqUsd 4, o,tr - '"'
Uniicl Staics oSjho ,,r,s J,,,t ,p,s.".,s,s
Ter skil(,I yhUs;c;onx hal ,l,;Jcd e''-'' -
These Biters are wo,tl,y rho ,,,oD,;o, Of ,r,..,.
lids POSSESSING oro,, ,;rI,,ns H. ,t,,;G,; -
Of diseases of tle Iivrr am, I,s.,,r I,,J a.;
sing the most searching povers il, ue,Lne.s ,nJ
affections of the ora,,s ,,;,h'J
safe. certain and nI.,s,,n, ivy NV "''''''''
READ AM RI coNvrvcrD
The Hon. chnrIes n IIiaal;,a E,H,,, r ,ta
ssCAunrs Drvoc,,r ,,,h H. , 49,; A., ~
Jersey. saws. Julv u
"UOOFINDiS GERJtN RyT.rFPs
"We have seen NAM 1n,,cring ao,;res NJ ,hi.
medicine. and tho sourc1 fran LisL tLc, ,,,no H.,
duccd Us 10 make ,nuuirv ,csrec,ing H. n,r,;,.
From inuuiry we wcrr nur.n,,lnI ,e n.e !, ,nl
must say ,,c found il snccifc IN ;,s ,c,;,.n ,,,,
disease: of the liver and diurstiy n,a,,s a,,, ,I
nn,,crGJ ;n,,o,,, 4, oyo,,7 - - - 80 ''
wv ,""'0''r - 'Nr'tS "p"" he' ,"uS Ilros''''
w" 'ca''y surprising. II GAINS ana strength ens
the nerves, bringing them INTO state oiIepose,
making Sleep refreshing.
4" If This medicine were more pene r,ll, uscI a.,
:, re- s,t;st;ot ,horo ..,,,I,I l 10 ~! 49, c
H. ,i - 80 " We S' "'''et "s ""'
the stomach, hNer ana nervous system the great
MAJORITY OF real and imaginary diseases emanatc.
Have them in Il healthy condition, and YOU can
bid defiance to cpidemics seneralk Tbi. extra.
-; . l; - II -.
"'"'""'y "'u'V'lc Wv M""lu "uNlse our lT'ehus
VINO are al AL Indlsposed TO give trial-ii VIII
then recommend itself. 1t should in fact. be in
every family. No other medicine can produc,
| such ev;donces ,C mer;,
NN
ltrom the " Boston Bee.
The editor said, Dec. 22l-
ssnR Hunrt.Nn's Ger pp,rrn q l. -, . /.
p,rr,ns r.. ,h.. .',,, =, / ;r.,. 80, AZ, , y
| - -, ~ ~ ,"e ~ VI INV, No"P'"'nis '""u
ui'c, pYsp'ps", Nh'"he or Nervous Deblliy, Il
deser,edly one Of the most popular medicines o
| the day. These BitIers have been used by thou
,tnds and a friend nj our ethow saw
| hs h,s himself ,are;yeJ ,n .n;,c,n,l ny,
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Carpeting.

1000 y'ds just received, new and ELEGAN
PATTERNS and at Low PRIcEs-ior sale b,
uJnY JOHNSON & WOOD,
10. 1850.
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FOB COUGHS, COLDS
CONSUMPTION,
AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE HEAD.


The VEGETABLE. ruLMDNA Y BALsAM, hnv.
ing 10y The experieoe OF tinusaas Tor the
iasiiwruiy yeats. h Hronpledrd by eminent physi
ciaRr mud u,rTs vi the highest trp-clablty, supe-
iiur To any other WrI'alali'nt '
Fnni The Editor oil the Burlington Senliurl, Mny "
lslO-' he Nrreialr Pulmonary BalsaIn pre- rAnrd bv
Reed Cutler al BOstin, - brrIne The m"si popular
mieicnr ever nut firth for The III COugis Colds
aud Consumption That Is w'tlIy si lie high fe,uia
Un l. made suihcirnlly evident by is nnieusiy al it,
annual sal.s Arssrs Reed a. Cutler are above quack.
cry depending alone upon The istflsc virtues at ter
medicinal preparations tlieif disposal tlumbuE L.
plentiful thai gives real rasure 10 ofl,f The
ing and gratuilons tribute Of our Recommendation la u
medicine we know IN be % real merit"
An eniinent ply sician Wtilss U.s. have Tsnine
time pasf been IN the hab Of prscrbing The Vegetable
Pulmonary Bulsnm inr consumption, nsiha. prui isy,
splitting nj buo aud coughs. pulmonary affections III
every Kind aud win e0mhdence recommend sups-
rinr loAny Olher prlaraIlnn used lof the above
| plants"
Nav I. 1850 New Certificates To almost any extent
might be adhrd II deemed uectsafy hut the pfoletors
feel that The article has become universally wei
known aud It's VIM ~ generally Acknowledged by
physicians and Others, In ninke-it unnecessary 10 of
en- NJ s lime funer pobi OF The merits Of this highly
! pnpuur nrsirir .. Co.
TAIiuNs, such as Carriers innppund Pulmonary Bal
sam aud Others, Ia part bearing Ine Enquire Il
| the article by ~ Whole naihe tue
"yRGEfABLE MpNARYBALSAM"
and thai II has llr written signHiuf of MM JOS,
CurLER upon yelnw lasrI az The blue Wrappers
Iari bottle and seal IL stamped Vegetable PGhnniar,
| Salsan."
Prepared by REED 4 CUTLER, Impaurrs an,
Whptsie Dealers IN Medicues, Palms Chemicals an,
Dye Stuff - indIa street. Basiun aud Sold i,y Drug
lists, ApGilecaTes, and County Merchants M
toT paiileuafs aud recommendations. sec a namplle
&c mpanyine each boie.irice so cents For sale II
"hdlebnry. by
90 Sold by L. d. WHEELOCK.
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Sprague's, Colts and Greer's chewing and
smoking Tobacco. Russell's 4 Robinsons
Caveadish Tobacco. Lorillard's celebrated
Maceoboy and Yellow Snuff, for sale at the
Cash Store. II. l.. FULLER.
Oct. 80.
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Paper Hangings,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF!

A large lot just received very cheap, by
Nov. 10. ii. A. SHELDON.
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CARPENTER g. HOLTON,

TIIE subscribers, hav-
l. ing leased the old
stand on theBridge so ma
ny years occupied by j.
Dyar, and fitted it up in
good style, solicit the at
tention of the public.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
This medicine has attainad that high character which
necessary for all medicines 10 attain Ia induce cAun-
irrleers put forth a spurious article at the risk VI
he lives OF those who are innocehtly deceived.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THR
GENUINE.
They have the written signature orc. NJ. JACKSON
uran The wrapper, aud the name blown ia the boue,
- without winch they are spurious -[1
For sale, wholesale and retail, AT the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No 100 ARCH Street, one door below sKIh, (late -
27s Rrce sireet) Philadelphia, and by respectable deal
ers generally throughout The country.
Also. for sale by DIR w. II. Russell ID ug-
gtsi Middlebury, VI. lsiy
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02
COL. JOHNSON

Col. Johnson's manner of conducting his cam
paign is still something of a mystery. The Ia
nawha Republican, after remarking upon the fact
that before the candidates of the two parties were
designated, question was rails ed whether twould
be proper for them to take the stump, and public
sentiment decided that they should, speaks as fol-
lows of proposition by Mr.. Summers to his COM
pettor, of the reception it met from Col. Johnson,
and of the singular course psrsued by the latter
in the canvass:
Accordingly Mr.. Summers, we understand before he
lett home wrote his competitor, (CoI. Johnson) M
vit;ng him to accompany him in his tpto the South
west and the East that they might address The peo'
pIe together the various places. Col Johnsoa did
not accept the in ytatonhe has not met Mr. Summers
in discussion where-and the fact IS, little has been
heard of the Colonel in all this canvass. The people
ot the East have had opportunity OF form ng
.nv estimate oil his qualifications for the office
or of his views upon important State measures. Up
m This date-as far az have heard-the Col. has
snoken at Weston, Morgantown and Jackson C. H
three sneeches-a at places within his old stamping
oround-where the people all know him. He was ex-
nec,ed At our Court on Monday OF last week-but he
I'd mot come We heard OF him last week-he was
san on the turnpike where between this place aud
Cnyandotte II was supposed he wss wedding his
u,ay 10 the Southwest-etler by way OF the Falls of
Kanawha or by way OF Boone aad Logan, II IS too late
for him to reach the Fast before The election. Why
did not the Colonel 90 10 the Eat where he is no
noWnl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02

The following i, the verdict of The Coroner's Jury
that sat in the Of the late scaoohouse disaster in
New York.
The Jury unanimously concur in the opinion tina the
cause OF death in the cases OF here follow the names
OF the deceased) was from suffocaton conloined with
external and internal injuries produced by falling down
the front and rear stairway, of Ward School Building
known as No. 26, situated in Greenwich av That
said children deceased with others at that time in said
school building became suddenly alarmed, first
stoned by the slight paralysis OF the principal OF The
Female Department of said school. Miss Abby Harfi.
son. A sudden and almost instaneous panic produced
by the impression that the building was on, fire,
took possession of the entire school, causing a uni
versa rush of the children to escape from the building
rendering it utterly unavailng for the teachers, by any
agency means in their power, que! the ALARM CT
to stay the children from their attempts TO emerge from
the building and that the teachers Of said school, and
each oil them, blameless concerning the casualty
and are in no way responsible for the deaths injuries
occasioned by the disaster.
The jury, in appended statement, attribute the di
asier partly to the fact that The door of the house
opened inwards, that the crowd OF girls found no
egress and many suffocated, wi hout allrg at
all.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02

EXTENDED SUFFRAGE. Col. johnson and his party
are taking much credit themselves on the score of
his chalrmanshp of the committee that drafted the
clause of The constitution extending the right of aufr
the chairman with the greenes sort of laurels-espt.
cally as that reform encountered little no resistance
The Co.'s success, in that move was almost as GER
tain as that of the old dame who once ran race by
herself--no one taking ground against the measure.
He and his friends forgot, however, that the report OF
the committee present. by the chairman required
citizens coming tom other states to take the oath of
allegiance to Virginia before they allowed to vote
thus setting the national constitution at defiance
So much for Col. Joes notions of suffrage and the u
). Constitutional kersJug GQs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02
MEASUREMENT CORRECTED

KANAwHA, Nov 10Th, 1851.
DEAR SIR--The statement of a correspondent of the
Enquirer, OF the 18h that Mr.. Summers will lose
many Wing votes in the counties around his residence
on account Of "Hls NOTORIOUS SUPPORT OF THE NORTH
ERIN METHODIST CHURCH" is without foundation in
fact. Mr. Summers will lose Wing votes, from any
cause in this sectionmuch less from cause that does
not exist. He has no connection whatever with the
above Churchhe and his family belonging to another
Church. Very respectfully,
SAML. Y. EARLY,
S. PATRICK,
JAMES NJ LAlDLEY,
BENZ. H. SMITH,
N. FlTZHUGH.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


RICHMOND MARKETS, Dec. LIST.
lOBACCO.-We note material change in pri-
ces since our last report. There is a good demand Tor
all useful descriptions and prices for Leaf range gene
rally from So SO to 81, for ordinary and good and 81
so TO for fine; Lugs So 10 4.
READ & BARKSDALES
FLoUh.-Recelpts continue ilght-we quote Rich
mond country at SO 75a$3 8l4 aud ScottsyilIe at S3
81 per Dbl.
WtIEAT:-We quote prime white at s5c; red SOC.
CORN.-We quote the current rate at 624a65 cents
per hushel.
CORN MEALS cents bolted Meal SO cents
per busEeI.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02

In this, the last paper that will reach many of
you before Monday next, the day o. the election,
we are happy to be able to say confidently that
you have only to do your duty, and the day will
be ours. The tenor of all our advces from the
West is that we must succeed, if the Wings
hold their own in the East Eastern Wings, then
be sure to vote yourselves, and to see that the
Wing vote of your county is fully brought out.
The time for argument will be nearly past when
these words reach your eye What is necessary
now, is to bring our friends to the polls.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02

The MEssAaE.-The National Intel igencer of Sat-
urday says:
Unless the choice of Speaker of the House should,
in absence of strict party organization, involve pro-
tracled voting the Annual Message Of the President
looked for with than usual interest, will be sent
10 Congress Tuesday.
If So copies will be delivered to the newspaper
offices here some time to-day, and the message will
appear in the Times to. morrow.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02

BEpFoRD.-We aresgratifed to learn that the Wings
Of Bedford adjusted all difficulties which seemed to
hreaten the harmony OF the party in the December
election on NJ onday last. We learn that Dr. Thomas
Mitchell is the candidate for the Senate, and VIM NJ
Burwel and Reeves S. Scruggs for the House OF
Delegates thereby disappointing the democracy of the
expectation ondy chersed of eectng one of more of
their candidates though the dsoganzed state OF their
opponents.-Lynch. Vrsinian.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02
THEFCANAL.

The first Packet Boat arrived at Buchanan on FIJI
day last 1t was an occasion of considerable johh-
cation with the citizens Of that and the surroun-
ding country. The packet arrived at about o'clock
AT night and was ereeted With The firing OF cannon,
and the general huzzas Of the large crowd present
About TIVE hundred passengers composed Of both la
dies and gentlemen. arrived board OF the first
packet-VslQey Hing, NoU. %.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-02

DIR. Bernhiese delegate from Utah, who has recent
" arrived in Washington, according to correspondent
Of the New York Courier, gives most emphatic de-
NAL to the reports in relation 10 the mapractices of
The Mormon Governor y Dung, and his denuncialons
Of the u. S. Government. *
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weekly three cents wrappers ready tor mailing
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