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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

ola and The public generally
for the Liberal patronage bestowed on him aud the differ
firms with which he has been connected for the last seon
years building business In the city, lie takcs this
thad nformng hom that he will continue the building bust
nca. a. heretofore. both Brick aud W God Work.
hopoa by close application To business retain their
lonce aud custom that the larger portion of HIS
slaves aud he work that Kind oi labor
time he has at the m"st experienced whit,
lie iaors himself with Ills experience and by
his ptranna attention the business t he able
work that ofor such style 10 give aalsiao
ton To- his patrons.
shop Dnlcc Jefferson Street In Of Saun
lrhy aud Immediately opposite the shop DIVA Tom
u r. where he Will keep constant, hind all klnds Of
dressed 1huhcs and ready made work such sasl Doors,
Blnl- Nc GRO u. GuItLE, ARt
Il deodiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

INOR WENT-A comfortable
Il the whitehurs, Daguerrean Gallery. Apply 10
jan Is u u mn
MONEY WANTED.-Asthc year h"s rAp,. Pr.
A'1 would most respectfully say to those oil our
ers whose accounts are still unsettled that we arc Neis
ious 10 collect all of accounts at the emu es our
rlee call and will take great pleasure IN fccePe
"osounis Very respectfully yours ,.rru,,s T. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05
NIcCOHKEE n 60,
III NhoIc-nlc md HIesni u Ssro~crs,

COMMISSION a FORWARDING MEkCHANIs, and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
the old stand Of Mcuorlc Jones' MAIN STREET LrscH
viii particular attention To the sale Of FLOUR,
WHEAT, CORN, BACON LARD, BUTrER, &C Liberal
adv ancos will 10 made all oonsgnmons when required
eats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05
BY Il + l. Z G r APH .
Heavy Dama~ea.

RiouaosD, Feb. 4th.--In the U. s. Court TO-DAY n
verdict Tor six thousand five hundred and sixty six
dollars was rendered in favor Of the plaintiff in the
of Mira. Pannell rs. the Petersburg Railroad
Company for injuries sustained by herself, and
servant in the month April 1853, with interest from
that date.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

~ formed Coparinetshp under the style and Arm Of Now
lin Alexander the purpose Of doing general Grocery
Commission business, The did stand of J. T. & H. H.
Nown where they will keep constantly hand Rssortmens
o Groceries Of description and solicit call iron, their
friends aud the public generally
BENZ II NOwIIN,
A. ALEXANDER.
Ian 5dXrts Jan |, 1857.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

THE INArGrRATIoN Blrt.-Among the lrgihilhS
namel as managers Of the grand Dali at "ash'rg'o
n, tho occosion Of the inauguration are Coy. WISE
Hon n " r Hunter, Hon. c. ]. Faulkner, John 3
Barbour, Roger A. Pryor and James Lyons
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Jan ) dS eta


II ~
friends and u public generally for tho very liberal pat.
runagr the cid Of j. H. t. H. Nown-
aud SOLICIT continuance to Ito new concern.
ian 5d6cs BENZ. II. NOWLlN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

4 AAn Tens Mountain PIasscr.-I. store
9VJO and to arrive thousand Preston fresh
round Plaster which will be sold
terms in quantities to suit purchasers by applying the
gersgned next door to Messrs. Irby Il Saunders
jan 81 dtrw&w6m c r LITCHFlFLD Agt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

Thursday the l2th day at February 1891 IN mont @" y
II Baloy Carriage shop. Main street. large stock 81
Carriages lnrkaaafa aud burges consisting of 'hne fhy
taragcs Raekawafs for unc aud hnisor hhe top bus
ges and > ua open Bugges aud snlkeNH aud Soy.
hand CnrtesN ugrics tho property II Jno H.
HHcy. taken sai, sunry executions against said bailey
who Carriages and nugRios, Tho time
fa,l .lga.i1 at.l N. J..
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n
late Inspector NJ Hayttas Uarehonse.
Hit ~ WnarEuEAn,
Gosss mission Merchants,

For the sale Tobncco Flour aud other Country Produce
lNNCunuRa Va having formed copartnershp for the
doing general Commission business will give their
undivided attention NIL consipnmcnts made to thon,.
ONCE In the Store Heofgc u Davis and next door to A.
H. Rurksr EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. ~. l~57. THOMAS q, HILL,
Rotor Capt Juo NJ. oicy Cashier tank Of Va q d Da
Wis Jne r. pa>H Co, saul NJ Garland, Amherst; Mayo
Cahnl, NrlBou /, Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank.
IS.ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

EsFRcrs OF IyGExrIry.-A Frenchmnn having
made portfolio into an umbrella an Atheric""' ~
order that he might not be behind in ingenuity maae
snuff box in the shape of a pistol anu oy means 0.
we have heard 40. But the reader need not believe
il unless he il very credulOus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS


NrHs.RO WOMAN AND CHI - Auction.
~ Iwel sell Saturday morning Th inst, at IL o'clock,
at III. Market House. Negro Woman and Child The Wo
man is about Nv enty The Child about
tour y.ars old number all respects;
good Cock Washer lrone Ne &C. and perfectly sound and
healthy. Terms at sale. BkhAN AkEhs,
Auer
QNNEdUTON's sale Of Valuable slaves 1nd
II fNorrHIfi will, Tuesday. the gath day OF
February 1851, the residence OF Capt Robert H. Coleman,
bedford proceed Ia sell all the stock Crops
Plantation Utensils also. the whole Of the Household
sni Kitchen Furniture, belonging TO Uc shate OF the late
Mary Coleman and the next day wednesday the
ph of tho Market House In the city Of Lynehbug
vii, sell all of tho Slaves belonging TO sald estate, some ~
number consisting women and children, some OF
whom likely.
The Negroes vii he sold for cash tho balance OF the prop
crty on credit of mon ioi all sums Twenty dollars,
the purchaser giving houd with good security. . 800,
N. L. MANSON,
- . L IL Ia ny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

y IfNtHnrNa- Trustee In deed from George leici-
the undersigned du, recorded the Clerks ohioe
at Campbell county shall Saturday the 7th day OF Fen
no NJ Hoclook of that day proceed To sell on tho
premises the bidder upon credit oi ~ aud IL
months the rracto Land thereby conveyed lying ON opos
Creek In the county Of Campbell about four miles from
tho city lNnchhng containing about eh2 adjoining
lands u Christian, Z 4 Jonning NJ LanHhotnn and
This land truly valuable being mostly In woods aud
excellent robaccoa An pcrsous wahng purchase are
invited to- Wow the Land viii asa sell the time
place. upon like credit all the right title aud tutor
the said George Iotcva J in the Dover Estate OF ha
mother Mra Margaret rerrvl In owing 10 good
the above sale should take place the time
above mentioned " viii nkc place In front of the Mar
ke House In the city Of Iyuohhufg the Saturday follow
ing wit the lith day Of February next AT l2oc~k -
title the above property sdromcd unaueHonable but
acting trustee shall convey such ony Is conveyed by
said deed NM, I NANtEN,
Ian IA deodt7fch Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

EpEXVON n PATTON,
] Commias ION md Forwarding Ncrchsnss,
RICHMOND, Va
Devote their entire attention the sale of Country Produce
:" every description and the purchase OF goods for their
kotcr 10 col Wm Pryton. Roanoke D. II Peyton, Esq,
Montgomery q. w Methcsney Esq Botetourt Col T, J.
Randolph, Aiboma,io Hon. Jn,. NJ Patton, Richmond
m q Nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05
XIyEsTEtN RsGON.-JO Ihds. prime Shout.
w ders Il los, rates. T1iOS BRANCH Il SONS,
ian lots Petersburg

a IIA AND THE UNITED sTATEs.-AIt.
~ EINALaOF TUE BLACK NARKIDR-GoNCIIA Ap
POINTED CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures SHIPMENT
OF CIGARS. &rIy tho aic arrival of the Black War
that General Cpucha again appointed Captain Gene
raj Of Cuba and tn" opinion of all American residents Of the
Island that between the
countries long the sipm'ni It Cigars Snnn
tinued large. the late arrival II MEAD HARRIS q
CO OF Iynciburg ktrnslve dealers Cigars Snuf
choice JcHcs received very large stock of the most
celebrated urod purchased by their
siding Havana Among their select brands the follow
ing will give idea II their superior la Sire
La Flor lu"spcraln, La Sumprovya, La Adea III Mayo
raj and Mrafors Opposite I'll" Warwick House ynchbug,
Va IL NJ. HARRIS & co.
dec
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uTNf NaNI1N- y. \ IOnT, 4 AttNASbI
toa'ssgEswGsNsP S0GyGE. NOWs.l

d t01'tsgT S~sssstsP S0GBGE. N0WsgN,
u TDDI y 90 tSnrrossprs To- Col W. r SmID Com
the sale Tobacco Flour Wheat and
other grain.
The undersigned have formed partnership Ia the Commits
sion business Col VIM Smith and sulcit
continuance # tia IiuanaFe hcste~cd on him All conSgn
producer m1dc bv ciends will mrot with
prompt attention quick Office nj ! Il u II
&oululs BE&I. II NbNl.lN,
W \. TuOr
nov l3d&cleIf 4 ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

- tho entire TYPE noRDIR. CUTS. CASES, &c, ho
longing the NuchhurF Republican The type nearly
aud the quantity auicicn' for good job ONCE there
being rsNty different hnts Of typ
@Ata HENRY u FLOOD. Proprietor
A,TOCKs EOK SALE. Sonisidc II. Il Go Il per
- crnt bonds S50,OOo
81 luartpago 10000
Virginia Tenn Il u Co 10000
guaranteed 10y city Lynehhuig, 1000
IynrlburG tins iirht Go, 2l0 sharos,
and Virginia State Sturk
nov - ia IANUHORSE & nOLCoMBE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

FlRE-A serious fire occurred in the town OF Frank
lin. Pendleton county Va, on the night OF the i3th
instant destroying the dwelling OF Mr., pav'a Mi';er,
two other buildings The fire originated from the
reprehensible practice of placing ashes containing
fire in n box.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05
I EAALL. Architect, assisted by =. u; ClcP-

he Engineer md Frederick Kosrh and g. Heinrich,
Architects and DrnnRhsmen prepared furnish Designs,
all kinds buildings and
rlnury Special viii be paid To the construction Of
work entrusted to Ids charge of Land Mines and
Roads VIII be made the aortos notice. and upon tho
proved Ilans. Address II. EXAI.I.
noy IdNeR Architect, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

HnOVEi, sEEp.-IOO Bushels prime Clover
~ Seed tor sale by 1HoS BRA&tii ~ SONS,
10 Petersburg
ST0tNs for snic.-Nirginia Gprrsrnt honda
- Registered and Coupons, City of lNnchOurg Bonds,
d0rsed by Va Tenn. X X Company, Merchants Bank
Stock in purchasers Orders from the country
promptly attended TO- PETERS, SPFNCE co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

THOMAS GILLIAN HonrRT DUNLOP.
lNIIIINM n DUNLOP,
IMPORTERS pEALFRsIN
IRON AND STEEL
81 rolngbfook Street, Petersburg Vrs ria
Z q A large assortment always ON hand.
~ ordets respectfully solicited and promptly attended
I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

ANGHOKNE a IOICONBE,
"a Bnniters mud Exchange Brokers',
Corner of Mum and Bridge SHoc Lynchburg Va, will
collect and remit nj the lowest rates of Exchange They Will
the highest market for Land Warrants Northern
Exchange Cain md Uncuftcnt Money.
REFER TO
Tho Presidents aud Cashiers the several Banks Lynch
burR Mcssrs L. u Maury Co, Messrs Pairo Richmond
Ne Johnston, Bros Co. SamI Harris Sons, Josiah
leo 4 Co, Bnlinr res Mcssrs Farnham, Knkham * Co,
Drcxc 4 20, Philadelphia Messrs Fanbleck, Read Drex
81. J. Ward & Co, Lees a Waller, New York
2lly
uHENHS -. FLOOD, Attorney ut Inv. will
u attend a the Courts of the city Of Iypohburg tho
counties of Amherst, Appomaitox, Bedford and Campbell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

n aud conveyed Mr. VIM. bishop. the interest OF John
Brown Esq In the Lease Furniture good WILL &C. of tho
AMERICAS HOTEL and solicit continuance Of the liberal
patronage friends behalf OF the
iuprletnr WIN II. JOHNSON,
Committee OF J. J. Brown.
RICHMOND. Jan. |, 1857.
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dtamp.-Nmina. 10 bud l.rnl,h 3 Gnd II mr

q tsRD.-S"in2 10 bad health. Gnd IL urCc.-
sarv retire from bagurss Commission Merchant, and
take pleasure recommending n numerous friends, the
AhnN firm my IN business YIN. a Tout,
nephew has been long AMI fynrthly known salesman,
aud the other ohbef II the firm yornt known prompt
bN NM. J. SMITH.
nov ~ ia clyif
EN W. PAGE, Attorney Inv, b.ynchburg.
y Va as removed his Office 10 the the store
of a. u Ruckcr opposite the bank Of Virginia.
inn dNrlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

Tho nndoencd asng taken Lease ior term Of years.
on The AMERICAN HOTEL respectfully aocits share OF
patronage "m HIS lcn aud the public lilo pledges himself
iba effort liza shalt bo spared to render his guests
comfortable present reputation OF the house
ian lGln W. II. BISHOP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

"RrcoLETrEr-Mrs. Hicks. the ptqaaate "ReoLET
TIE" who so enterniningly figured as the Springs cor
respondent of the Petersburg Ezpress, last summer
announces through thai paper the discontinuance of
her own paper, "7He III id0scopc owing to her hay
ing made other literary engagements We bid a re-
uctant farewell to brother editress and hope her
fortune may be as brilliant as its promise. Mrs.
Hicks and the Petersbnrgers part with mutual sor-
row. He s-hi et tibi fair sister of the editorial
brotherhood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-05

FRozEN To DEArH.-A negro man belonging 10 '''e
Rey Mr. Coy, was frozen to death near ""fren'on
Va, last week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-16

The SLAVE ENmrTIoN CAsr.-Thc lynch
burg Virginia., has the subioincd in roI-
tion to the scheme recently mentioned as hay
ing been introduced in the Florida IcgjsIU-
ture, Ito exempt from levy and sa,o in that
State by execution or attachment, or other
process, one slave
at twould be we'll tor Southern legislators to tdilh
long before adopting as law, such measure as
this, The fact is that very large proportion u'
the Southern people, if all their worldly goods wcro
converted into money, could not purchase slave
that would he worth having and it would be thcwor,t
sort of class legislation that would make tAcl.
effects amcnablc ton thor debts, while the
slave of weather. man would be exempt such a.
law would Justly arouse q deep and general diseoa-
tent with the poorer classes and do more 10 awaken
a prejudice against slavery than anything we can
| imagine We trust that no such scheme will dnd
favor in the South, and especially IL Virginia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-16
1.-- ~ .-n L..---- -.1l---l1-


It lus been slil that one half OF the H.
h.'i'auts of all lr-c cities know not ho"
tAH ot.er half live. This ilct will apply 70
~'n Francisco a- tJrcih,y as to any ot.er.-
Oar population is q heterogeneous one, com
posed %. tbe in.r .'ntHtIye' o.! every nation
oa tie haH;u..3 EIo'.-iuen Of every trade,
profession aui calling among us ih are
known 70 the civilized world-c1ch one de-
lrntr"t' !" 4" ""'. sure. upr" tb" other for
success IN" vi! S'l4'I,| N',I u't''''t G'''-
-N a"' e"l'tlI u ''I',t'e' 'ls h1'Ii'''
j" tie s-NttA u'-ef W'.i''' hu0 OK all re-
SORTS 10 M"'cA Hu'"'h ln-'"u''H Is HPlI"l
"".'''f ID h""' d" "'''s' "l,'."'''' '..''
oil tH' F'I-c"'e".I' seem 10 DC inc must BIZ
guar.
10 may not DO E.h'r''Iy huo"h 10 many "'
the residents oil t"ls cl'f' "'rt t''ro '%'a''
among Us IL numerous c'"aS ol persons WHOSE
'"'y 'oaou," ''.I.''' IN c!'r"!"E l"t' anu
WrNnh- thelF thlh7 ~ trans h-l'ftHu VI -.
'h'' business III S"',l we may eat H. Is
iN'>.iF C''.''"'' 10 " r." i'e"t'l'.n'' VII"
"'' 'H .ne'r ,"li'Y " ''u',,.er o' Nhll'.NtI
wen SN'H'a lh tHe Ur'' Nl%ut aIter h'GnV
."'I Slr'G9 u''I" an" obstruction among tNc
ihhu!Acf",ie s""fiH' oil tngse prS's th"t IN
'''I our tn"ro"Ghi"rcN. NhiI' the Srt'Ier
/ l'I"'" o' i.r P"puA''ipn are asIeep' - Jouh
'"'""ih"'' HNG ',' ""V%"'|S or r'3'P''K-
| ,''' N"n"'"'r u!e'.'I C'"sN 1' persons we
nave N our ,m''St') IS Wi'H awake ana F"E-
SUNG ms ealing With zeal worthy OF com
mrndatlon IN any OF the higher walks OF
lie. lie Is what might be called pro'es-
/ sIunal " ratter, ana Is as well Vcrsed as Il
Scotch terrier IN the most approved methods
OF discovering and oi taking them
The wharvcs along the water front OF the
city are nightly irequented by them, but IN
most cases they seek the isolated places IN
the outskirts of the city, where the rats TAT
ten on the garbage thrown from the slaugh-
ter houses, to set their traps. These traps
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-16

KANsAs.-We have a letter from John
Hutchinson, dated ut Lawrence, Dee. 20,
which is very hopeful as to GOV, Geary and
the final result The clothing sent from this
quarter did not arrive before the close of nav
igauon, but there is a fair supply to last till
spring, when all will 90 forward The money
was received part only has yet been requir-
ed, and this has been disbursed almost cx-
clusiyely to Nermonters, the Committee TAX
ing receipts for all sums not less than So
which receipts have been forwarded t0 us,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-16

TIM. C,.rrr,-,rtoy or Co~rov ~ ,rp,r,-
l., Er.l,nI RI, ,,,varn,na,,t os ynI os tlo
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."c AGYco. ns a nr,roisjn,, Fl ID r,r the cnlturr
- n,t.,a WA I,nd@n T;,nos In, so,,t a
-'..,;'t corr,.aarla,,t IN ii,,,ri, to osnar.
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SP''c nUs ",'u 10y t'''.,eIo'
sum ","' VI az Wv Wv ~ al " NV y
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tor ''' .""' va, i''' 80 .'' - 20 ,n dn1
W, W '..i i., wv s,,.
l"G eo''o. /, "'T-.' !" Us ,t"-, $50 Nv
10 rFr"cc ~ We ''''ie'' "''' " ''os'o'' W "o
manu- an. ''T,urru
inc EhS'Sn "-'n'' Sci,' among .nc ha'Nc
| ,r'''S 'h we "... Vo'S. u -hII.r'' 10 cnS"s'
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-16


REMARKABLE Position OF TUE PLhNFrs-
At the present time, and until the end Of
January, all Of the old planets and the two
of Importance discovered within seyeuty-fye
and ten years, will be visible soon after
sunset, and five of them west of the meridian
ii portion worthy Of particular notice, as
it may not again occur for ycar1.
Mercury, in consequence OF its proximity
t. the sun, is usually invisible, so that mary
| persons have never seen it. There will be a
very favorable opportunity FOR viewing it n
| tins month Especially from shout the 1th 20
the 10th, $ it will not only be at It's greatest
/ eastern clongation on tho 18Th, bat
/ is south definition Will be much
/ le,s than that of the sun, So t.at
ON the lth it will not set in the W.S.W.
until an hour and half later Ii will ap-
/ pear as a reddish star Of the first magnitude.
Alter the 20th it rapidly returns to Tie sun,
and soon disappears.
Venus, although already very brilliant
| viii continue to become more 50 until about
/ April lst. It's greatest Eastern elongatiur
t.kes place ON February p, and inferior con
junction ON May ., 50 that for four month.
our evening western sky is to be ornamcnteC
by this beautiful planet.
Mars will be in conjunction early in June
IL is therefore in that part Of its orbit mos
remote from the earth, and shines with red
dish light 1t is now Il very little west o
Venus, in the ". 5. W, but the distance j
rIpIiy increasing.
Jupiter, 1.-THE great disturber Of the sys
tenn goes down exactly in the west
although also approaching its conjunction
tApul II y and therefore in the more diNtan
part of its orbit, its light is not appIrcEtl.
less thau when in opposition in September
Uranus, which sets in the ". y. W, an'
Neptune in the ". by s., although man
times larger than the Earth, cannot be see
without the aid Of a telescope. The tormc
will be in conjunction May 18th, the latte
March 10Th. Saturn came into oppo,ltip
two days since, and therefore now rises
the \. +. by +. II few minutes before sunset
This planet is now in II favorable situatio
for observation though powerful tclcscou,
as it attuins great altitude, and thc ring
although not quito as open as in l0oj az
much more 50 chan usual. They Will hence
Firth gradually contract, and in 1850 vi
cease to be visible through any tcle-coI
except that at Cambridge, and perhaps h'
, u dozen Others Of similar size,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-16


ID. W. c. Clarke was placed on both
tickets and received 2Gj0 votes.
tOriginally unpledged; but before the cleo
ton it was understood that all on the ticket
elected We're opposed.
Two tickets run, both opposed. The high
est Republican vote was 1862 highest De
mocratic ll2O. Highest who run on both
tickets 3-G7, as above.
Two tickets, both opposed one received
I0ll, and the other Sll.
Nrwo tickets, both opposed, receiving res
pectivelv 3Oj, and i. The - votes were al!
cast in Northfell.
eThree tickets-two opposed, which recciv
ed respectively 222j and 81. The third ticket
(for biennial sessons) received 423.
-'rhc ticket supported by friends of the
amendments was not pledged for the amend
mcnts, and some of the gentlemen it is sup
posed are not for the amendments.
\ temporary organization of the convention
having been made and credentials of delegates
examined the convention adjourned to : o.
clock p NJ
> O'CLOCK, 7. NJ.
lno DpD. til''oi, i'vt ,iIod md al tbo
.'.+ oort prfIs Forhn sb
Of Windbo,n conntv. and Jerome b. Bromley
Of Rutland county.
On motion OF Mr. Nicholson Of Rutland
,l,,.r JossoJ E,IIir,s of Rutland county
oDI',, - p,ol, - i}anrir,,ton conntv were
''i,' i,;tt,i =, soo+- ,yithouf nroducin, tbcIr
'i,.'.;1l 4r'','''1
u p,1,: or NJ N;cl.1sor tho Convop-
W, ..,i.I .. ,nol.o ~ ,orn,onont orroni-
.ioH % 'O''000' ~
c,,,...-.. ..-., A.,
w heh MI bascoin Vi AuN'soH n'oNVI ,"0
election ol fresiueht, oecIe!AIS "uH f'
sistant secretary ny OAllo'' "h'ch WAS "S'cc'
70. r., ,
Mr.. Nicholson nominated hnn L'yHl !,
Kellogg OF hutIahu county 'or ,, "ti'
| Mr. Bdlley nominated Iio"' iho"''' N'l ''''''
Jr., OF Caledohla county
| Inc paiott resultei Us lo''o"9
Loyal = hellosS ~
I4os' hartlGtt
m ileo"ru
John Dewey i,.I,.,,
80 the hon Loyal = Nt'toSs was ~ y,
10 ue eIecIeu' anu no ''0t'0N VIZ O-'N@ 49,
bret ana neat address NJ, = c,;..,a.i,,
For secretary MT; MasCn 49, VI rs
county nomlha'eu H. W - S'aiNc' HS VI
Ohltiehu'i county Hut M ~ ugtiT 80 l,-
nominated 'nv iot oi'tsI
pehuTu' anu MI 0''iA0 ""'
hVGsly' ;,.,.4 So,rotorr q II Chairman
Vi ASSiI'I" W;nJ'"r county was elected in Ike