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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

ertinr an The sahlkles M the law p inroive his
assh and hisoJ6 The scst heir ~ his pane, tn 9
charge which. i sisaiake weuld eonsign him e
s., isnnras.,ians sahih, was cne that lib pen could
describe.
TFrhe efamascf teal ilEe was sail of tenching
,a;,ss she fsslisr of ill., scene could krafcely be
.sssf;y~s. lAe sonexhissied lhe deepest feeiines-
Heswas tao t4tl. al UmeH - give attefance io ms
.sr.ss ana once 81 twfcn he SW0pnsd. and had TO
s,rsY,;ra ,ut 81 he r I'm HI declared with 4
b,fss of ufief that ne wbuld hare rather died for
NJ fsfhet lhan have berh obliged 10 appear sshis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
TARDT Justice.

lfslways seemed 10 u impossible that in ~ eniirht
ee4 age ike the presents there should have been any
Assstioa On rerr to in the tollOwingp par
agrsph a
special eomaaittee q the Massachusetts, House Of
1epresentahyes have reported bill TO Indemnify the
Csthoie people for the damage sustained By the burning
- the UFsuline convent II CharleStoFn in lS4i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

~ gay iaa week, : horse attached to wagon be-
isagiag % MI HEsar PAHkra. ran On IN ne street., Of
a.spssstsrFJ. Air. Parker heA 70 him bravely. but
'.hse ne Wagon ran OVER him, iajafing him 10
sasl.ss sxens, bat aot seriously, We are happy TO
ne ASsss ~.s STOPPED By ths efforts Of negro
nsa ssAAe. beloagins talaiiss SssAs P. b. HAapiso.
lWho eanEhl ana held On 10 he hnL..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
BOARD OF PTBIIC WORKS.

On Saturday last mestihg Of Democrats members Of
Aoh Houses Of the Legislature, adopted sresoation re-
eonnsnding 70 the Democrats Of Virginia 70 hold
nesngs q once and seH delegates 10 District Couven.
tess for he pnposs Of neinRtinr candidate. for IN
ess & commissloaer ofPablie Works Il IA f,,,a;-
tines and places; F-st District, at Lvucbhur. a ne
12d April; Second District. At Stsanfop. = IN esa
.APr Third District. Al wiaeies,er. oa RE 9s,b An,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

Or The commercial n,ercoasss ii tais coaniry With
the Pacific growing rapidly Its said that there
twenty ave thirty vessels in The port Of New York
up for California alone. embraeiag large anber Of the
most spendidly built clipper ships. There also
eight ae vessels upfor Australia and al lihs AZ SAT-
isctery rates Those loadny os California; taking
ia valuable cargOcs consisting chidly Of su lumbcr
provisions. machinery. aud assorted goOdss To Austria
la, the chief Particles consist Of four uber tobaces
rice SPIRITS add assorted merchandise, Suitable for that
distant market. L ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
TIE MUsICAL. WORLD.

~ % New York Ma,cal y.o.,a.. !. ..,,.;.,x I,
~, ulsabs publication. |, eo.sls, ,sr.-,l iees. d
Music every number, an.ountiur Is v,Iue aar;.v ne
ysar. % The ann Of Sasail fol "a psr .naau. a. .
eepies for SIS. In addition. II embr.sc.. ,r..kl,7
nsek interssiine MiseellaAeous s,,er. We eon,mesd
- verk Pairoaase n The nse loving portion d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
NOR MaRRiEn.

4 az. Csc MoisR' whose marriage We aHnosneed last
sst ieiOrns rs that he Is net married. He makes he
soszhop IN justice 70 The ssRfhle young lady. whose
tseihss he regards more than hi own.
.eAhoEiedse that n this instance W. have been
~, dare BOT avow himself. We shah h.rs.f,., ~
nefssarded, and shall require respectable rcfcrcnees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
METHODIST PROTESTANT cHuRcn.
AppoIxrnExI;rs ZOE la53

SfAIipNs.7-Dr. 7. 8 Keese, President
East Batimore-John w. Everist, DR.. F. wa
,ers. West Baltimore-S Sutherland. George
towns K. Cox. AIexandria-L w Bates. 9Th
81, Washingion-D Evans Reese First M. p.
Cnareh, w ashingt0p. TO be supplied. Cumberland
IT, D. Vallianf. sReading-J X Hemhold -
Brickmaksrs-J. Ali MeFadden. Harpers Ferry
David Wilson. @harlestown--W w +. Wright
Beihlehem-John R1beris. Saem-D w. Baies
Nj. Zion--J H. Dsksnis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

90 Tho ramors. picked up Gad manufactured, in
Nv ashngton and telegaphed all over the COUNTRY. hare
fallen into such drepato that little or no attention Il
now paid to ,hem-and one half Of the l.acws from
Washington. at ieast, is set down incorrect I'M
reliable Some Of these reports actually 10 com
mnaieate what Is said and done Ct the Cabinet meet
ing and 70 inform the public wha subjects he Secreta
res are taking up and considering III their private a.
Rartments i strange that the newspapers viii suf
fer themselves aad their readers u b. thus hnured
H/ -ff " 4 Her GHS .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
N1GAzINE or ARR

Ia illustrated Magazine q Al publishea hY AUX.
AnnE. slcNfeo4tAr. New Yerk, il one of the most
Nallsls noalhiies Ne resolve The aIarsh Nunbcr
- hi NJ oaly rich = hstcricai reading bat has
1.,y yslslh}s snheilishmfnis. Subscribe fur IN 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

CO. The bill ehagteriag the <.erandfia. Lo,taotus
fiaaPshie RGiiroad Company passed the House Of
Delegates 81 Virginia, Wednesday, with State sub.
ScriPtion q threc-ffths Of one illon two hundred
thousand dollars 70 BE expended east Of the Shenandoah
rver The bill having previously passed ire Senate is
now law The great importance Of this act 10 the
tari1, and al the Intervening and adjoining country,
including FArfax, Loudoun, IdGerson, Frederick,
Clarke. and Berkeley counties, will al once strike the
readers mind Whilst energetic negbbors Of Alex.
aadrs will feel its first and chief good effects, we Of the
District may justly hops alsO to enjoy share.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

o;- The passage by the Legislature Of tha Ioudoua
Hampshire and Alexandra Rail Roah charter, with
liberal state subscription. eomplctes we believe, the
success OF all the lines Of Internal improv meats having
their termni at Alexandria. Mast sincerely do we
trust that they may prove profitable and advantageous
and all contribute TO the prosperity IL the country
through which they pass 10 the interests 9 the state,
and 20 the growth of Alexandra. Success the good
cause We understood that active measures will q
onec be tai procare subscrptaps tie soatempa
ted road.--dLezandria GG=stis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

Mr. VIZ. y. PEAKz has taken charge q the busi-
ness department q The Baltimore Pathfinder. degaed
Is guide % travellers AID business neh visiting the
city Mr. Peake also continues 20 make and fall con
tracts for advertising n neE.p.Pefs AID publications II
every ds.crPtsa i say part ofths Uniou in city AID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
THE MURpEEERs or col. cRAIc.

Our readers wilrseollect the murder of Col. Lewis
s Craig. Of the Army, gallant virginian. by three
deserters in California. The murdersrs have been exc-
eated Al San Diego.
poor consolation. but il may q wen be stated.
that The widow q Col Craig Is entitled and viii
esise se years hafpay. At the rate Of $50 per month
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

Co. So great i de demand upoa the advertising
colnttas Of The New York Journal q Commerce, that
lis prietcrs have ddfcrned to limit their 500 yearly
adrefsisers fosa sfr.e Of ten Lines What DO some ef
tie half column eouaffy advertisers think q fhis who
pay ssm $40 70 e2e yeavf for the privilege q moadpo
iizi1E country journ4l?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

- A Homan named Celia Connonehty
and her tEo grand children, one aged two
and half years and the other six months,
we're burnt to death il New York on We'd
.nesday afternoon The woman was in the
habit q smoking in bed, and Il is supposed
that the Ere dropped from her pipe and
thus set IRE 70 the clothing.
~ Rev SAnur- n CzlFsrr1r. Who ~ tried Be-
I.se de - z cosferensr. which - 4 HaseuioEn.
nl.ryllaa. eharssi uish bre.rh o. promise q nar.
ri,ss. W.s ezpclIe4 From tA< coulerencc n,d exronra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

Bj- The way Democracy undertakes 10 defeat the
viii &c Tie people ~ thsp purpose u sdbseryiag their
parfi ends. portrayed u The fate Of Bennets Land
BILE The majority 81 the people are in fasor d
The asssge of this Hill Tie Lower House Of Congress
passed Il It il las,sesssSn aid 4 Is known from
psrsns thai these thirty Senator's in
favo9 Of is passagsa sufficient number 70 pass il. but
ri he minority have had il In teir power to defsatt
There being pretious question in the Senate. thcr
woaS MI allow vote 70 " taken and have sacceeded
in taEing the bill 10 DEATH beast for this session
IRichmond IRhig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

4 Mas,er's Ljisl .Surek By MS .Szav,!--
sTha ST Louis Republican states that On
Sunday, the 6th instant, Mr.. G. Mccain.
while crossing the Mississippi river alone il
q canoe, from battle lslaud to his plants
ton, was upset in tile middle Df the river.
he cluDg to ths canoe until he bad f6atcd
Opposite 70 his thrns when his cries attract
Ell tie attention Of one of his negro men !,
the boy Immediately put offin skin, 10 tho
rreseae Of bis master before the negro al.
rived. Dir. Megauu had become exhausted
and sunk I he faithful negro succeeded,
hps:sver, at theIimniinent peril Of bis own
Iifesin reaching his master. which he did by
seix;ug him by the hair, and took him into
the#skif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24


o. In Court Jona viii be noticed ihe arrest q
eolorcd vomau. named Elizabeth wilspa. charged
with conplicts 81 rebberics. One ka.adrsd AID nine
zone indeimrnts have bceA preferred ssaint her. and
should she DC convicted On each count 10 he ex,ent q
ihe law she could be sentenced TO the STATE prison for
sssrly one thousand ysaFs.--Esss T5rk A1Irer
o. On Thursday in The yirgina House Of Deie~,,es
Mr.. Goode chairman q the eouni,tee Of inanc. pre
seated report. exhibiting The present eoadon of III.
kaszres Of the Stats. II eset The present. irdeb,
MSS q The State at above s30taa. COO The amour,
Of increase ~ resent appFopriasas. souhss q ao,,
Sie.ooO. aoe.
% Amcag the ncminafioas or She Presiltut l,telv
eoa6rmed BY the Senate was slsa Of Gcn Robert 4.
Campbell Commissioner to mn she MexicsI Bopnd,.
". vice Joha R. Bartlett
Also. Loren p. waldo, Of Csnaeeticst. a cer-,;..
'ss'oaer q fens'oas n the place q James e Healh
o. ose hnadrcd head Of naranoth at sastle. r,i.ed
hy Felix seyn0ar Esq Of Hardy eoaa,y. Fa.kIe, ~,
esuaiy hst week. and are 70 Be driven 10 NJ W.
where they expected to arrive about III sf N.
sPeniag Of The Worid's Fair The srer,ee ,t,;.h, =
tueay head Of these eaftc shree or four vseks 80
Has nine.een hnadrsd and thirty-ose pcubd;.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24
SENATE.

TnuRspsv, Nov. u, 10 A. NJ.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills introduced and refsrred.-By Mr. Mil.
lington, to lay tax on the County Of Bcnning.
ton; to the Senators from Bennington County.
BY Mr.. Hyde, to repeal an act entitled an act to
establish the boundary line between the towns
Of Wilmington and Searsburgh; to a select
committee BY Mr.. Rowell, to amend an act
entitled an act relating to witnesses. pissed Nov.
% 1855 to the committee on the Judiciary
By Mr. Warner, to advance the science of Med.
ieine and Surgery alter some remarks by Mr..
Warner, showing the importance and necessity
of Legislation upon the subject, the bill was laid
upon the table, and ordered to be printed for the
use Of the Senate.
Engrossei BW.-To amend clap. % c. s.,
relating to pounds and estTays read the 3D. time
and passed.
.lfsnorirL--By Mr. Warner. of james
Spalding, ]. Y Dewey, E. D. Warner J p. Bun
croft and Oreu Smith, Physicians aud Surgeons.
praying for some legislation securing to the med
ica profession greater facilities than they now
enjoy for obtaining subjects for dissection; or.
dered to he, and be printed Gor the use of the
Senate.
The bill from the House, to pay the Battenkill
Bank The sum therein mentioned, was taken up.
Mr.. Colt sand that upon farther consideration,
he had become satisfied OF tie justice Of the
claim Of the Bank and should 10 farther oppose
the bill. The bill was then passed in concur
renee.
The Senate proceeded to ballot for such per-
son as they would elect, to fll the vacancy occa.
stoned in the L. S Senate by the death of VIII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24
miscellaneous.

The question Of turning oil The British
American Provinces into one under a Vice.
ROY or Goyeuor-General, is noticed ia the
press orlhat quartcr. It is thought ,bat
Lord E!riu's going to England, BY way Of
New-B Brunswick had much to do with the
preliminary arrangements
Canada has two million inhabitants the
Lower Provinces seven hundred thousand
aud according io Tie Toronto Giobe, IN
ten years they viii reach Eve millions, aud
IN iweni, ten millions The descent, Gus
toms aud habits of the people of the several
Provinces offer no impeachment, bat every
nduccmeul Coz Jumping the Government. -
This focal uninn will prove, we trust, 40
ar1af c0Hrricr 10 The Introduction of the
Provinces to The United States, at time
when our own MORALS wlll be on par with
the Colonial, OF which point The Giobe, at
lhs moment, appears io have strong aud
well-louuded Doubts The superiority Of the
Canadian Government aud people. 40 all that
relates 10 human rights, We do not question,
bot SIC hope with TIE AID Of q free press aud
Common Schools, 10 come up toa standard
that VII admit of junction of forces ado
yannreous % both PARTIES We remember
reading some years back a report BY Lord
DrRu,M, winch gave tine preference to the
United States. 900 such lte matters as 10
da-iry, enterprise, Success aud so forth;
aid we incline tl think uhat we are not iu
The rear of ihc Cauadss aud Nova Scona
even at tbs moment Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24
SENATE.
AFTERNOON.

AFTERNOON.
Report Of Commftees.--Mr Writers, for the
committee on Manufactures, lavorably reported
the bill from the House, to incorporate the Yer
mont Marble and Soapstone Company and it
was read the ;hird time and passed in concur
renee.
Mr.. Coolidge, for the committee on the Judi
cary, favorably reported the bill in addition to
sec 30 Of chap 9, G. S. in relation to the election
Of Auditor of Accounts, and the third reading
was ordered
Also, adversely 10 the bin from the House, in
addition to an act entitled an act in relation to
the action of account, and the third reading was
refused.
Mr. Buck, from the committee on Finance, ia
voraby reported the bill from the House, in al
dition to the act authorizing the business of
banking, with an amendment The bill was re-
committed Tor funher amendment. Mr.. Bailey
from the committee OIL Manufactures, favurably
reported the bill from the House TO incorporate
the American Verde Antique Marble Company,
with amendments, limiting the amount of indebt
edness of the corporation to hree-iourtls instead
of one-fourth Of the amount Of capital stock, as
in the original bill. The amendments were a
greed to, and the bill, as amended, read the Sd
time and passed in concurrence
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

legation Of fraud, accident, or mistake when
amendment TO select committee Of seven,
which the President decided TO be out of order.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis of Danville, the Joint as
semby then adjourned till tomorrow, at 3 o'clock
7. NJ, and the Senate withdrew.
Mr.. Adams Of Milton, called up the Sennte
bill relating 10 the maintenance Of fire compa-
MES, and on his motion it was committed for a
mendment
Reports Of Commihees.-B the General com
mittee, in favor Of Senate bill in addition to cnap.
20, c. s., relating TO steam girls mills third
reading ordered. Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

4 SAT- PiHoto. ~ hteGeld and pous
companion were much annoyed one night
at public house. by set OF gamblers ~
the room adjoining where they slept Their
noisy camor aud horrld biasphemy SO excii-
Cd Whileheld's adherence aud pious sym
pa,hy shat he could not rest
" Twill 60 TO them and reproye Their wick
edness," he said His companion remon-
Hrated in VAIN He went lis words If
reprooi fell apparently powerless upon them.
Returning, he laid do~ntosleep. His COM
panlon asked him rather abruptly:
"What did you gam by itl'
A soft pillow" he said, patiently. and
fell asleep
Yes, sohpillow' i, the reward ofidel-
ty--the companion Of clear conscience.
II Is sufficient remuneration iof dong
night in the absence of all other reward
And none know more truly the value Of a
soft pillow, than those parents whose anx-
leiy ior Maynard children Is enhanced by
consciousness ofneglect Those who faith
fully rebuke and properly restrain them by
their Christina department aud religious
counsel., can sleep quietly M the day OF ulal.
Parents, do your duu now, 10 The fear OF God
in obedience To his iaw-at every sacr-
fee and when old age comes on, you may
lie down on a soft pillow, assured Of has
favor, whv has said, % Tram up a child IN
the way he should go, and when he sold he
Will not depart from IT."
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ADJOURNED,
Prayer by the Chaplain.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bits introduced and referred. - BY Mr.. Gates,
in addition TO chap. % e. s.. to the committee
on Roads BY Mr.. Miington, to incorporate
the Bennington Battle Monument Association
to a Select Committee. From the House, in ad-
diton to and amendment Of, the act incorporating
the village of ST. Johnsbury To the committee
on Land Taxes. Also, in addition to chap. %
G. s., entitled Justices of the Peace To the
committee on the Judiciary. by Mr.. Bogue,
relating to Baggage; to the committee on the
Judiciary.
The President announced the following COM
mittee on the part of the Senate, on the joint
resolution relating to the final adjournment of
the General Assembyi Senators Carpenter and
Wheeler.
Engrossed Blls.-To incorporate the Wind
ham County Savings Bank read the third time
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

Important Life Insurance CdSe.--Ihe
Supreme Court pa decided IN the case OF
Callenderys Keystone Liie Insurance Com
pany. II is clearly decided that any mlsre-
presentation or concealmenl by any appllca-
ton for insurance OF fact which Is nat
ural to the risk, whether made by mistake
or fraud, is fatal TO The policy that Gny
lacl, which, if known, would crease me
risk of the premium, IS material. ihe ue-
ience set up by the Company was, that Ia'''
ender had committed suicide, aud moreover
he had misrepresenIed his occupation at The
llme Of applying for his policy, by calling
himself farmer, whereas he was engaged
m slave catching. These facts were clearly
made out on the trial, aud the Supreme
Court affirm that such defence is good one,
and fatal TO the policy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

After the nineteenth ballot Nj Walkt- NOV
ed to suspend further ballotings till Tuesday
next at II O'clock A. NJ. which was disagreed
to, ayes IS nays 100 After the twentieth bal
lot Mr., Smith Of Monkton, moved to suspend
further ballolngs till "Wednesday next, at 10
ton of Mr.. Norton, further ballotings we're sus-
pended, till tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
Adtourupd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

The Carcuiio. A correspondent oflhe New
York Tribune saws that a friend, after hav-
ing lrled many Intellectual remedies for the
curculo, mixed sulpher and lard with
hule Scotch stuff, aud rubbed II freely on
the body aud branches OF the tree. he
curcuho had already commenced their work
at the time, but, not reilshing The smell OF
the snuif, IN a few days they all lell, aud he
had such crop ofplnms, that he was oblig-
ed 10 prop the branches up to keep them
from breaking Off This remedy Is worth
tying.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

WHAT THE "SkeeTER" SAID TO THE
SLEEPY GENrLgMAN. IIum-ml hum, shut
your eyes, SIR; the NOISE yon hear Is nausht
bu! flies, sir 4 whim-m -w-h-l-m don't
be scared, SIR 60 TO sleep, your sheets arc
AIRED, ST. lium.m-a -s-tn-n 1t is I'm
singing, It's music III your ears Is ringing /,
won't sting you, stng YOU, s.i-I-n-g!-l d
scorn to do 50 mean thing. A h-m-m-6Hg
it's, moi me that bites. Take care don't
siap-l never fights. Slap whangl take care!
You nearly hii me. Twas me, my friend,
that bii We. Therel agaInl II comes 10 blows;
you fool, didn't touch your nose. What
ia the worlds lAe use of slapplug-iou
own face y hrr yau should be mapping! A-h-
e-nl m-m don't day the by, merely sung
lullaby 4 9hsuI, lIalu There, thee
you 90. n osr yon can't uli me, You know.
Now 90 20 sleep Ana you're gong. Now
for feast, old chaps ! 20 IA. Al nshi
he's gone; III haze my I'LL. Say old sleepy,
here's my BILL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

After the fifteenth ballot Mr. Bradford moved
to suspend further ballotings till Tuesday next,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, which motion was lost
After the sixteenth ballot Sir. Bradford renewed
his motion to suspend the ballotings TIL Tues
day next which motion was rejected so to lob.
After the eighteenth ballot Mr.. Field moved to
postpone further ballotngs I'LL tomorrow at 10
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il)atttuniau & State Journal.
prn,isnep EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.


rFpNs-si 50 cash 10 advance s200 IL payment il not
ts in ndya interest always charged from the oud OF
the yeir &C.,. r .... -, ....... t.. ... 49,,
ns and nuncations, and Acknowledge payment for
'"' U,kcishrld. J. y. tpMEROY,
pfook6rld, : H. SMITH.
Cabot &. T.. Brown,
n,nviile, 81 ARLE- 5. DANA,
Tlnnte, +. @ SCOTT,
Uvdrp.fk. EDWARD y. SAWYER
johnson g. W. SCOTT.
Mar.h6eld, Z. D. PUTNAM,
Worthwhile, J. e.. MOVES.
Nillleses. JESSE JOHNSON, IT,
N,rthheld. T. SMITH,
Oraanc. CARLOS CARPENTER,
pninfeld. a. r. UANcFOFr,
south u irdwick. G.. SiltrMAN
Stowe. JOSH Pu g.. RAY NONU,
etfaf.srd WILLIAM ROLLINS
south sfraHod. DANIEL 49,. JUDD,
TfY4.i1cr AARON KING.
Wansfrh and Ffysion. OR ANGIE SMITH,
Warren. FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT
Nat.lhuryand Dux1nfv, r a. SMITH,
Nvtiamstown, % ARtU- PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT.
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ton, favored by Messrs. Josln Of Poultney. Doud.
vid, Weston, and Rice Of Somerset, when iurth.
or proceedings were interrupted by the arrival
of the hour at which the ballotings for L. $.
Senator were adjourned.
The results Of the balotings for U. S. Senator
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

On the .ird ballot, one vote for E. ID. Barber,
containing closely folded therein, vote for John
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
THE LATEST NEWS.

SERIOUS AFFAIR BETWEEN Two VrRGINIAHs
The New York Express states that an cncoun-
t.r took place al the Medical College in Ith
street. in that city, on TUESDAY afternoon. be-
t.yeen two students named David E. Bass and
Vim. II. Irwin. both from Virginia Ia the al
FRAY. Irwin drew a knife, and inflicted several
sla5s on the person of his opponent, causn :
dangerous, and perhaps fatal wounds, from
which the blood flowed Proiusey. Mr.. Bass
was conveyed by his fiiends to bis boarding
hose in 10lh street, between 1st Av., and Av.
A.. at which place Irwin was also stopping
where his WOUNDS were dressed by a
s<illful sIrgeon, who was soon in attendance
The cause Of the afray had not been made
publ. Thrf@o yong gentlemen, previous
to this unhappy affair were warm friends and
room-nates- n. Dispatch.