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gainsny anv materia! point i:i relation to tho ,han one twentieth part of the anuual prbduc
j V i n L-n i i ttons ofthe Unitcd Mates.
adoption of tlie Compromise bill, which vo
have alleged. We havc only repeated -t!ie
history of thetimes.
FOREIGN NEWS.
MEXICO AND TEXAS.
From the Madisonian Extra.
BETTEIi TIMES.
It is really amusing to witness ihh immcusc THE MEXICANS RETREATING FROM
efforts madc by the loco prints to sattsty the
pcoplo of what the whigs nrc constantly insist-
ing that the times are Iianl. But do they in
their imaginations so stultify the people as to
suppose they cannot pcrceivc that the present
deplorablc situation of the country is the le
gitimate eiTect of the war, which for ten years
past they have waged against the currency and
protection to domcstic industry. Should thc
loco representation in Congress withdraw thcir
opposition against a protcctive tariff, a singlc
nionth of whig legislation would bring us the
BCTTEft tihes nll are se desirous to witness.
But no. This won't do. Tlie whigs would
have thc credit, and the spoils would bo lost
forever. Party, party, party; our arty, is
tbc stnrling cry and thc din of factiotis oppos
ition must forever drown the voicc ofpatriot
ism, and retnrd thc progress of mcasures de
mnndcd by tbcjinploring voice of a downtrod
dcn people.
TEXAS!
We have just reccived the highly important
information:
Extract from a letter from Mr. Eve, Charge
d'Affaires of the Uniicd States to Texas, to
the Departmcntof Statc, dated,
of this act. It is statcd that no applications
inthis Districts oflndiana, Mississippi, Arkan-
sas, or cither of the 1 crntorlcs, have as yet
been published. On account of the vacancy
in the bench, no court for the hearing of these
cases has bccn hcld in the Eastetn Distict of
Pcnnsvlvania. Tho numbcr of applicants in
both of the Districts of New York is 1763.
The number in New Enjdand is 2191. In the
Middlc Statcs, including thc District of Colum
bia, thc number is 95S. In thc otbcr Statcs
the number is 634. of which 181 arc in Ala-
baina, and 132 in Illinois. Thc number of
applicants who were membcrs of mercantile
firms 3 far greatcr in Rhodc Island, in propor
tion to the cntiro number of applicants in that
District, than in either of thc other Districts.
Of the applicants six arc womea. North A'
Gai-vestox, March 19th 1S42.
'Sir, Since I wrote you.on the 10th inst.,
news has rcached here by express, that the
Mexicans have ahamloned San Antonio. and
that Generul Burbson. the Vir-e President. merican
and General Johnson, with 2500 Texans, were
in pursuit. of tbem. Since the proclatnation of t OrThcrc will be no lack of candidatcs for
rZZl w ' l0i' 'i ,Sa1,a A?a t0 he "ffice of Mayor or thc city of New York
s?.?.?.i.Fc.?. anoroachinir Chartcr Election. Thc
(lauiuinu, tjic I IC9IUCU1UI i C.aS IlilS ISSUCU I
PROBATE NOIICES.
again ; and as they are almost all Whig the
Legislature can yet be saved! Whigs of Hart
ford, Norwich, Norwalk Strafford, &c save
your Statc if you think proper if not, don't do
it, wc beg you to oblige any body clse ! Keep
on figthting or sfayingaway from the thc polls,
and your brethrcn will be flogged to your
heart's content !
BRIGHTON MARKET.
AIoNDAY. Anril 4. 1842.
At Market 280 Beef Catlle, 25 pair Wor- j
kinp- oxen. 15 Cows nnd Cnlvpc nsn Sl.n
and 1660 Swino. ' posc. we do thercforc beteby givc noiice that
PniCEs. Beef Catlle. We quote to cor-' wn wi" atlond to tho business of our said up
respond with last w.ek. viz: a fuw chnirr. t. pointmenl, at the dwelliiij: house of ISetsey
llo taken at S6. Firsl qtiniitv 5 50 a 5 75 i Sionc. in said Bridport on the last Wednes-
u'"""u iauiy, io a o aa. uurti qna ity,
Estate ot'Jolm T. Ewen.
We the aubscribcrs. being appointed bv the
Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Ad
dison, Comtnissioners, to receive, examino and
adjust all claims and demands of all porsons,
against the esiaic of
JOHN T. EWEN.
late of Bridport in said Dislrict, decoased and
also all claims and dcmnndt oxhibited in oilr.i
ilipn.-to : And six inanths from the Cth day of
tpril buing allowed by said Court for ihat pur.
Slieep. Sales 2 75, 3 50, 4 00, and S5 50
THE COMMON.
Citizens ialcrested in mukimr nrrnnfri-mpnis
, . . r n
tii Iiroclamation. that the war with JMnxico
Hball ncvcr cease until Mesico acknowledgcs
the iiidepeiidence of Texas. The citizeus have
liy voluntary contributions, chartered, arnied
and equipped two privatc vessels, and scnt thein
tn thc coat of Mexico. Every cilizcn in Gal
veston, who has not lefl for the annv. is con-
stantlj cinploycd in erecting baitcries for thc
defcnce of thc place.'
Iregular Whig nominpc is Mr. J. Puillips , complelo the grading and ornamenling of
party
Piioemx Tammany Ilall puts forward Uob- i ,ne puhlic square, aro requested to mcet nt
kut II. Morkis thc Carroll Ilall part' havc "'e ermont Molal, this cvenin'', nt half past
From tbc New Orleans Picayune.
The stcain ship Neptune, Capt. Rollins,
from Galveston, arrived yfsterday at lOo'clock
bringing Galveston papers of Monday the 21st
inst.
The intelli"ence reccived contradicts the
The odiocs TAaairriTEe. If no nation
ever becaine rich, powcrful aud independcnt,
without protection to her own ind ustry, why
should thc tnotives of thosc nho advocatc this
J ' b . ' ' ' stnteinents made by the We.xicans who captur-
cenary. hen thc object w confcssedly good c.l Capt. Fprguson atGoliad. They statcd
none but rogues will question thc motive. ; tliittnrce tliousainl men haa gone to liexar.
I Here we have positivc intclligcnce that it was
wnnr wnnT oidy seven hundred. The force lliat capturcd
V OOL! OOL!! t Goliail amountcd to only thrcc thonsaml men,
We haveoften been reproached by the dandy consequeiitly the u ho'e Mexican force at Go
, -.!.. c i,-, .1 , . i liad and llexar does not excecd onc thnu?atid.
locos in the streets of M.ddlebury, who scem ; Wc cnI)not ,)t fce, mrc collfirinci, in the bc.
to be a careless of the iiitcrcsts of this coun- ief. that th-se two detaohinents comnrise the
try, as if they were citizen6 of Mut-cat, of be
ing all for wool. Reganling the snccrs of this
sort of gentry with the cnntcmpt which they
tlcserve, wc frankly acknowledgc that our in
tcrests arc so nearly allicd to thosc of thc wool
growers, that we shall makc it our primary ob
ject to watcb their intcrests with scrupulous
vigilance. It will be scen by the letter of Judge
Strong,of Ituilarnl, who is nnw at Washington,
that white the intercsts of all the various
branches of iiianufiictures are represcnted bo-
fore the coininittcc on tlie tarift", by their pecu
liar friends, the claims of tho tronl growers are
almost without an advocate. Nor have wc no
ticcd in all thc mcmnrials to Congrcss, a single
onc for makitig a specific dctnaiid for protec
tion to wool. Evcn in the mcniorial from this,
the most wool-growing county in the Union,
this inost important of all other intercst., was
not partk-ularized. IVIeasures .should spccdily
bc taken to exhibit to Coogrcss our wanta ilis
tinctively. But whether this is done or not, it
sernn impossible that a brauch of iiidustry,
which is sccoml to nonc in thc Union, can be
ovcrlooked in Congrcss. No taritf should bc
pasecd which does not place the shcplicrd upon
an nqual footing with other classes of produc-
tive Iabor. Nor cau we persuade ourselves
tlat mcmbers in Congrcss, who repreient wotil
growing districts, will vote for any reveune bill
which does not givc his constituents a fair
f hance among thoc who are to be favorcd by
protection. No man in hU senscs can rcgard
(irotcction to ihefaw manufacturcrs, otherwise
tliaii as incidcntal to hc protection deniantled
to thc agriculttiralNN, who coniposc 1G-17i!ih
of thcpopulation ofthe Union. Wc havc ncv
er jjrmittcd ourselves tobelievc that the man
ufucturers of Lowell would cndeavor to snatrh
pcculiaradvantagcs from the tucce.ss ofthe war
which wc arc waging mle by feide with thcm
for proiection, and atleinpt to grow rich by ob
tain'mgour wool at 25 ccnts per'pound. Fair
and rqual protection to all tho various intercsts
ofthe country, is the motto of thc wool grow
ers. Every interest should be chcrishcd in pro
portton to its itnportaucc; and if agricultural
industry, which is thc very basis of national
comfort and prosperity, x not protccted. well
may locofocoism charge upon thc friends of tbe
tariff thc design of cxclusive legislatiou for
the solc bencfit cf monopolists and manufac-
ture?.
invailingarmy now in Texas, and we tincere
ly hope, the brave voluntecrs that have mustcr
cil in tho west will not turn back till they havc
raptured or slain cvcry JMexican that hasplac
cd n hostilc fuot on nur soil.
The .Mexicans have ahamloned "San Antonio
and inorc than two thousand Texans are in hot
pursuit.
Thc brig of war W barton, the steamcr Za
valla, the steamer Lnflttc, and two other ves
sels, with tncn iletcniiincd on that cxploit, lcft
Galveston about the 12th.
Goliail was taken by fifty Texans, and thc
grcat invailing anny, at the latcst accounts,
wa travclling back to Mexico as fast as their
leg would talcc thcm.
The follon'iiur letter from Prcsident Houston
to a 'ci)tlcman in Galveston, published in thc
Civilian, it will be secn,givcs nltogelhcr a new
aspcct to allairs:
Citt or Housto.v, March 17, 1S42.
Dcar Sir, The news by express from Aus
tin up to thc 13ih intant. is lliat the enemy
have evacuatcJ Sin Antonio, afterhaving plun
dered the place. They were ladcn ilown with
b iggage and march slou ly. Col. Hays is bar
assing thein on their march. They only march
about eight milcs each day. The troops from
Austin ai;d those on thc frontier are marching
to overiake anil bcat thcm.
War shall now lie waged against Mexico, nor
sbal! we lay aside nur arms until we havc sc
curcd the recosnition of our indcpcndencc.
Until thcn 1 will nei'er rest satisfied, nor will
the pcoplc of Tcsas. We invoke the God of
anuicj. Vour friend,
HOUSTON.
Mr. H. Stuart.
nominatcd Thomas O'CoNxoR-thc Abolition
isls Tiiomas P. Field, and besides all thesc
thc Aurora statcs that thcTylcr party is about
to organise "per se."and run a fifih ticket.
Among so many compclitors it is altogether
probablc that sotnc onc will bc clcctcd.
Mobile, March 20 Horrid Tbacedv
Murder of on Aclor. A most horrid and f.ital
tragcdy was cnactcd at thc Thcatie las night.
Aftcr thc curiain had dropped at tbe conclu
six o'clock.
MiddleLurv.
Tucsday, April 12.
M a r r i e d .
In this town.oa tlie 20ih ult bjTthe Rer. T. A. M.
Mr. Roderick V. Suniner, of Briitul. and M!i Saialt
H.Cjdy oflliijtonn.
In Hancock, on 2d April, Mr. Aaron Piper, lo Mis
Lury A. Fish, botli of tbat toivn.
) i e d ,
Io this ton. on the 9th mt afier a hort, butpain-
r -i- - r . l .r.u r. 1 "
MO.. o. u iim aCl o. ...v u .ua..u. fuI oftlrte daJ, M y -
cnsticd behind the sccncs bctwcen 3Ir. liWing Ciipt Joaathan M. Young, aged 72 year Few haTe
and MiiS Ilamblill, bolh attachcd to tllC Thea. been more endeared to her rclat ts and friend for
tre, in Which tbc laUcr pltingcd a daggcr to ' hocamiab!e qualitiei which constiiute the cxcellency
the bcart of Mr. Ewing, which causcd almo&t ' r"le rharacler than Young, .hil. as a fol-
immcdiate dcatb. Aftcr tbc pcrpctra.ion of ; l 'he L"d
Ihcawlu! deed , Hambl.n madc hcr cscapc j , SMifh Marfi the di5treS.;n.. :il
bvjump.ng outatthc w.ndow, and at 12 oMlcss oftel, djs. oftIle erj.ipil... Mrfc oiS sfw 6
clcck last night had r.Ot bccn arrcsted. Sbe ' of Mr Hussy Thomas, in the 23.1 jcar ofher a-e.
left in her tbcatrical altirc, drcsscd as n pagc. j In ,lis ,. on ,le 5l, i,lsIant JllIia EUiabeth,
CilTOnlclc. daughler of Mr Lucius Barroirs, agcd 9 ycart.
rri 1,1 T? - r . i t ,i ' Ncw Uayen- on tl,c SOll n'ah Mrs. Eslher
1 bc naughly boys at Springfield kiss thc 1 Feltchrr, wife ofGurdnn Fl tcber, aged 68.
young ladies in Tetnpcrancc mcelings. He j I Milton. March 22, aftcr a protra'ted illncss.
of thc Springlield Republican is of of the opin- , which sne bore ilti hrislian Fortitude and patienee,
iotl that sucll things are not consistcnt wilh . 5,rs- Maria Morton, aged i3yc:irs, wife of Gen.
lotal absttnence. I llC question appcars to bo Jame L- Morton, roimerly orSalisbury.
this Is kissing intnxicatng 1 Who does an-1 In ,n's ,uwni 0,1 lhe 27th i.U. J?ri. Thankful New
swer Jr O. BulUtin. 1 on wife of Mr. Asabcl Neton. nged 5G. Mrj. New.
lon had been a profcssnr ofreligion tnany years. Af-
.niiiVAI ni' T nnn crjutirT-vT 'era short sickncss, r.hich shc bore wi h exemplary
AKKIVAL. 1)1 LOllU AM1HU1UON. patiencc and rcsijr.ation he dicd in tbe hopes of the
1 hc Baltimore Sun annnunccs the arrivnl of ,
days in Julv and Septcmbar next, from ono o!
clock P. M. until four o'clock P. M., on each
of said days. 49
WnMAM Rci'KWOOD.EFnRAISI Mol7L705 Ja
Cjmmissioncrs.
Daled at Bridport this 6th day of April 1812.
Kstale of Jo-sc Forman.
E Iho subscn'Hers beiaj appn:ntcJ hy the Hon.
1'iobile Coait for 'he dislrict of New Haven,
Couiniia oners to receive. exatninc anl adjust all
cliinii aaj demantN of all pjr-ionj ajfiiasl the esfafe
of JESSE FORMAN,
late ol Urislcl in siiil diitrict ilccciscd, rrpiesented
insjlrenl; .1ni) nlso all demandt and cbim
'ih: nt'l in nfr.ai llnreto, and sis tnonth
from tbe sjventli d iv of Fc' rury lait tteiux alloived
by said court fnr llnt purK)5e; Vt'e !o lliercfore kivc
noiice Ibat ivs will atteml to tli: tiu.ines; of out aid
appotnltnttit al tho dwellnu Iioue f tbe wido.v Ly
dia For.Tian in Htislol. oti the tirt Moa.l.iyji of J une
and Au 'ust, from four untd ix o'clock of each davs.
AnnAiiAM Gaigk, J
il.tUVCV 1'AR.MEr.EC, Con'j.
JamesSaxtox. )
Datcd at !iritl this 2Ulh day of .March, .1. D.
1S42. -19:3
Texas and Mexico. Tho conicst Letwetn
thfse two rcpublics sccm to bo onc of very
flnoiuatiiic characlcr. Our first inttlligencc
nf tlm cnmmencemeiit of the war rr-prescntcd
tho Mexican artn-tts ten or telve thousand
stt'im;. well armnd and equipped, and advan
ciiur at a rapid rnto lowards thc capitol of
Tcns. A fcw da s latcr news comc that this
fancicd ablr army of ten thousand hid dwin-
lied down into a rnarauding parly of a fcw htin
dreds, and llmt thc iuvnsinn itselfwab t.omore
than a bordt-r foray. Ycslerday iho intelli
ircnce fruin Mexico assumcd anothcr huc, and
iho Mttxicau invadini' forco was again nvig-
nificd into an army not of ten but of ttcenty
tbotirand nicn. "nlrnt upon tho comp'c'.e sub.
jngntion of thc Tex-in republic. This last
nrws, which rests wholly upon llse aulh.irity of
privatc leilers. rports the Mexicans as adran
cing in two bodics, ono nine and tho other
tweive ihonrand slrnnz. tow.uds the heart of
Texas. Alihfiugh but little credit seetm to
ba ivpn to this s'artlin intellinenco. it is
madc Iheoccaston ol'verv earnest appcals bv
tho tialvcsto.i Commsttoe oF b iliity to the
A great and enthusiastic tariff mtcting was ! friends of Texa in ths United Statcs for sup-
lield last week at Troy, and an xddress and ! plics of men, money and munttiotls of war.
tnemorial to congress "were adoptcd. Tlipse appeaN. likc Prcsident Houston's proc-
TiRtrr Meetisc. In Franklin County a i lamalion. onlv inviles it is true "immigrants"
tariff meetinir was hcld at St. Albans, on thc i from the United Sintcs; but pretlv dtstinct in-
25th ult. at which reolulious in faror of pro
tection wcrc passed. Both parties unitcd on
thi occasion. Delegates were appointed to
the Home Lnaguc soon to lie asemblcd in the
city of New York. Anothcr tariff tneeting was
heid at Bennington, on the 25th ult. which pas
sed strong resolutions in favor of protection,
appointed a committee to tlraft a constitutiou
for a home leaguc, and another committee to
circtilate petitions to Congress, asking for a pro
tectivc tariff. Another great and enthusiastic
meeting was heltl on the 4Mle day at Montpe
lier, aud a memorinl to Congress ndoptcd.
A Partt Q.UESTioy. While tbere seems to
be a peculiar unaniiiiitj' among the people in
favor of a protective tariff, the leadcrs of loco
focoism in Congress and out, and the loco press,
are almost uniformly out against it. The Ver
mont Patriot, issucd on thc tlay of the tariff
convcntion at Montpelier, contaitied an articlc
Intcndcd to deter its readers from attending the
nieotin'?. Locofocoism is wedded to southern
intere.-ts. It caunnt sustain itsclf a year in the
Unitcd States without going with'the South.
frc flninininn w tlior r.r Cl I l.l . ...I
its leadcrs clmg with the tenacity of n death Broom, loss 120 thousand dollars,
grasp, anu snoum u agam preval, bankruptcy
and ruin arcas Mire to be the fate of this coun
try, as the return of sutnmer and wiuter.
timnlions aro given that these "immigrants
are cxpcctcd to come fully armed nnd provis
innnd for a six months campaign. Alb. Eve.
Journal.
SUJLMARY
Destrcctive Firu A most disastrous fire
occurrcd last wcek in tho city of New York.
It brokc out about three o'clock P. M. procec
ding from a spark from a blacksmilhs sbop in
Delancy strcct. In Iess than ono halfhour it
swcpt away thc wholo block boundcd by Do
lancy, Chistio Broom and Forsyth street,
Whcn the fire rcached Forsyth strcet it was
hopcd that its progress might be sfayed. But
it swcpt almost instanlly across Forsyth strcct
btirncd the dwcllings between that & Eldridgc
strcct and swcpt ncarly thc whole down to
tbc British frigatc Warspitc, Sir John Hav.
Commandcr, at Anapolis, on Saturdav cvcninsr
about balf past seven o'clock.
Ilcr passagc from port to porl lastcd 52 days.
the run from thc Capes to to the anchorage
offAnnapolis bcing madoin 12 bours. Thc
Warspitc is anchorcd about the samc spot oc
cupicd by llio Delawarc lastsutnmer.andjudg.
ing from thc accounts in the Sun, will not
throw tbe Delawarc in thc shadc as a spccimcn
of nuval arcitccturc.
The frigate fired a salufo an noon which was
to bo rcspoadcd to by tho Annapolis AriiHer
is!s. Lord Ashbtirton was to procccd at onco to
Washington. The Warspite is Iikcly to rc
main at Annapolis.
We nrc glad to anuouncc thc safc nrrival of
this mcsscnger ofpeacc. Albany Adv.
Latest fromTkxas. From adviccs recci
ved at Ncw Orleans from Gdlveston, it appears
that Texas is invadcd aftcr all, and that the
rct reat of thc Mexicans from San Antonio was
a mcre devicc to alluru tho Texans on before
they wcrc drillcd and disciplincd.
Extracls from lcttcrs arc published in thc
GaIveston,papcrs in which the writcrscstitnatc
thc Mexican force nt 21000 strong! in two
divisions, onc of 9000 which was advancing
on tho Mctnmoras road toward Victoria, and
thc other of 12,000 on tho uppcrroad marching
upon San Antonio. Thc forco which reccntly
ccntly capturcd San Antonio constitttud tho
vanguard at 12,000 commandcd by Vasqucz.
General Burlcson with tho Tcxain force, it
was thought, would follow thc vanguard until
itfell back upon ihc rnain army.
Fhe truth of thcso accounts is much doubt
cd by thc N. Y. pnpcrs. Ed. D. A.
Rochester Evening Post April 1.
THE CAROLINE OUTRAGE AGAIN.
II O GJN IN R O CHESTER JA1L !.'
Last evening, ajwarrant was grantcd by Jus
ticc Buchan of this city, for thc apprchension
of John Sheridan Hrgan, Esq. chaigcd with
having bsen onc of thc deslroycrs of thc Oar
olinc, and ofthe party who killcd Amos Durfeo
and otbcrs.
Hc was carricd bcforo Policc Justicc War
ncr, and comniittcd tojail for furthcr cxanii
nntion till four o'clock this afternoon.
Hc behaved with spint at thc Policc Officc
cskcd nofavors rcquired no friends but pla
ccd his trust and confidencc "in thc powcr of
his country-thcwooden walls ofOId England''
adding "my government can protcct mo."
Thc complainant was General Thellcr.
f
g'1"!, leavlnj an afilicted huiband and chilJrco
taourn ncr Ioes.
yenr
yuur
To Ihc Publio.
Fellcw CHizens of -Middlebury :
IT ts well knmvn tn niany nrynu tbat fnr ncarly tbtrtr-en
'rwut yu liave liail ynur I'rwl Mrmcra appoinled nrntnst
kiitmlelge snd wishM ttwnitit bstiptsn1. in conEcqiicr.ee
tirymir wlshi-s belne sn fully exprcssttl to tl Iepaaiunt nt
Washington, lliat fohic resprct tould lie paitl llicreoiito In the
late atNijiiliiirnt, asynurnhtinrmceol lorcipn influciice had ttfen
en untvmally exprrrbcd also. A many ol you maynnt havea
knowlcdze of tlietactA in tlc case, bcrc ynu liave tlirm
I had dirrct fnr lu. if a new one was npKinttnl, 267 sisnere as
thrir first ehoicp, and whn pave men brtlcr rimnm'-nll than I
fctioutd d.-tie givc myscir, nnd n hosc Grand liM is 3 5,Ht-1.35, and
wbo pay ycarly jiotng; of$ 4S5.t'2 Mr Dmvfn liad iH-tw'fr:!
50 &CU nf ynu for IiIiii, whc-n; Urand Ust is 33.419.04, aud pay
S't50,H), po-tage. Mr. VHierlock had alioirt 30 nf ) nu ll.at re
cmninMidtnl ttun, rt)ne Grand Ust ls$3,157)r.5, and wlio pay
C2D0.H) posta;e tn additiou tliere are tcn c.r ou ivno first
signcd ftir Mr. Wheelock, lliat hare rpcoimncitdcii ine as thi-ir
srcnndchoice, and uhose taund list S747.C9. and pnstagrt 101.
Thirty one nfthos whn sigticd for Mr. I!wen. hate siznril lnr
me as ibHrsi'cnnd chnice, nnd tvhose Grand !M is 82.2jj.50. &z
rnstnceSSS, in.iklng lu all Inr rne,3Ud.wliue Grand list is 13
851 51. and whn pay $831 G2 rNistajreyrarly. I suppnse tt to be
snmewhat cutomary for tbe fnst Mastcf Crneraltn take tbi-nil
riceofa Hcpnwnlativn in such cases. And someareff ophimn
that a Kepresrntallveouslittncairyiuttlte known andftilty rx
prPfserl wisheso'his conslittlents. Aud it is rtibmilti-d tn you
tn torni your own opininn, whetlur It U Home, Korrijni, or otii
R influerice. or ad corubiiifd in this case that bas violatt-d ynur
known wislies. and wbtrther yuu will take any mrasurcs tn cany
your wishes into f-nect Theatjove facts arc nslbey stnnd st
ine licpannmn ai ine fime inenpinutmtcni wssinaue, i now
liave abnut 40 more ni w slpnrrs. Vou may tfst asutr-d that I
fel innch more craliflrd with lour cnnfidrace without tbc ottlee.
than l should w nh the cmce wiihout our cnnii4lriice.
LCO.NAMD nhMl.NG.
Midclibcit, AriiL, II, 1842.
(Pnn foa )
LIST OF LETTER.S'
Remaining in the Post Officc at Middlebury
Vt. Maich31si, 13-12.
Appoinim'nts by the Governor. We ttnder
stand. sa3's thc Vermont Watchman, that Gov.
crnor Patne has ma-Jo ihe fo!!owinj appoint
nirnH ondcr resnlutions of tho last Legi.slaturc:
Committee lo revise the Mililia Laics. Silas
H. Jennison, F- W. Hopkins, and Paul Dil
linpham. Committee on Education. Gcorge P. Marsh
Isaac F Redficld. E. C. Tracy.
HOME INDUSTRY.
Thecotton-growing Statcs havc confrolled
the. cottncils of tho nation quito too long. Thc
relativeimporlanco of our rcspectivo intercsts
may bo lhus summed up :
Cotton in value, 804,142,000
Avails of Agriculture, 8794,0011,000
Total of Manufactures, 8424,000,000
It appcars then that this fatnous.cotton crop,
for which all other intercsts aro to be sacrificed,
is less than onetwelfth partof tho Agricultural
productions of tho U. S. ; lcss than one sixth
part of tho Manufacluring products, and lcss
CirA letter from Boston statcs that "ono
half of tho convicts in thc Charleston Statc
Prison have bccome real christian3."
Moro than 9,000,000 Ibs. of forcign wool
were importeu into this country in tho year
1S41 Who says that a protective tariffis not
necdcd by the farmci 1
About ten acres of land on tho west bank of
the Mississ'ppi, a few milcs below thc moulh
of Red River, sunk a few night since. So
says the St Francisvillc Cronicle.
Ball ix Ho.'on of Mn Clay.
Arnold Janc 2
AUmtc W.lliam
Bfllus Danicl
Brown .liWtiuier
Bigelow Daniel
Brown Maiilda
Botten Sarah
BeetJe Daniel
BowdUh Columbun
Baker E-tlier
Bisby o.'rph
Cnse Warren
Carpenter Geo.
Cox 1'olly 2
Cllon Sarah
Chittenden David
Cock Calita
("arpeiiler Eunice
Conroe J W
Clune William
Daj Rruben
Dunning Ahraliam 2
Doolinle Charles
Demarais Joi-pli
Dufft-e Thomas
Emory Cymhia
Eeltt Trumaii
Evert Abner
English Alvah
Enulish Jo'm
Earl Cbarles
Knnght Judtih
Fu'ler Lucimla 3
T??ilc :irript
This creaturc who seems so anxious to bc'a ; Goodrich Almira
martyr has since been exntnined and dischar Good'icb A. H.
. . P -j 1 Goodrich Amos
gcd for want of ovtdcnce. j Goodrich Ephraim or
j Lemuel
CorJTfECTiccT Election. Connecticut, ; Goddard B B
"land of slcadv babits" as sbe is, will somc. Goodwin Fanny
timisrun off thc track. "She has done so in
her rccent election, as is indicated bv the suc
ccss of a loco foco Governor and Legislature.
Tho immcdiate conscqucnce of this crror is
that a John M. Niles will bo placcd for six
years in thc Senate, Iaboring all the while to
deprcss her manutactures and cnpplc her trade;
and the retnotc consequencc will bo, that after
cndunng the wrongs and tntlcctions of loco
focoism for a yearor two, Connecticut will rise
again in her strength and put down her opprcs-sors.
Tho cditor ofthe Tribune thus closcs his
account of our not unexpccted defeat in Con-' InJfls Asahel
1 a r
necticut: iveii.vs v
llenwsrnsw mury
GrJttt Anseline
Green Alanson
Green Nethnn
Gieen N E
HosmerBetsey
7aiiiht John
Ho bart Samuel
Healv Jeremiuh
HallAman'a
Hatnmnd Geo
llunti"t"n Wm.
Hocrgh John
Hare John
HillGeo
Haveas Elijah
Lawrence Asn
LeridsItyiMartba
Loudnti llarlow 2
Lanc'ers CaK-b
Lo miJud-cn
Lturo Pctcr
Lnntlon Isaac
McLcn Franklin
McLen D
Mclliid Amnnda
McWain AbL'ail
Mat.hews Amos
Milcs Emily
Mo gjn Cha
Mann Moses
Morton Saral A
Mead Sidney
.l.irlin HenrieitJ
Mannin2 Wm
Mnnr. Ahfcail
Ni'rion Sopbia
Olmsted Ctias!
Pit-rcc TbeoUotia
Plulf.Monsieur
liidrr Mc-liiluble !
1! ip'ey J W
Rue Amandor
Smilh Adnah
Sanon C H
Smiih Hosweil
" Plnhp
" I'hebc
' Lncica
Samson Mattba
SessionM D L
S-'Ulding Lorcnzo
Studderi John '
Sam'on Amanda
Specer Eliliu
Smail Wm
Si'Ow.Loranc
Tnoinpon Zadock
Towslee Saml
WrightMi- Wila
Wa.er Eenry
Willson Minerra
Wicker G H
Williainson Abram
"VVriglu H N
Wo.'d.vnrJ xVbner
Wlieeler Abner
Wldting Mary
Witherell Hiram
Wldblc Loiryann
Wilon Mary
Wadsworth J.ucy
Yole I'a
Tuot Mich el
Commissioncrs IVoticc.
THE su'nrril.ers, bein; a;voi nte-.l by Iho Hon.
Ihe Pio'uia Court for tlu d:sln:t of Addison coia
mi!9"ioncrs iu receive, exiT.ine an.l aJjuit all claims
and detnmds o all peroni ajiint ilie csute'jif
JEREMIA U JUNGIIAM, '
lata of Cornwall, in said Jntrict ilcceaal, an l also
all claims and il-'mands cxhibiteil tn oirt lluieto
atid ix miintlis fwin the 16ih day nf Alarcli last, he
ing alloweil fot tbil par,jse, ! hcreby iva nn!i;o
ibat we will atlen-1 to the bujiii's-i of our said ap
poinlmrnt at tlie tlsvellnijj hr.me of Ahel Umham
io ssiJ Cornwall on the eco:i.l Tue-iUs of .May and
Se ptember next, from I to 4 o'clock P.M. oa eich of
sailldajs- IIORACKJANKS. ) r ,
JUIl.' s.lWrUKU. J
Cornwall, April 2ad 1312. 49
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, 8.
RE it rtfiiicmbt-icil. lliat ala ptobate court held al
- , ... i r. . i j- . r . j.it
IMIiluu U-Jrv, lil Ulio lur 11IU CllPlllCb VI iuuisuii
on l!io 19tli day uf January A. D. 1342.
CbcEtcr Stenlicns of Mnriah in tbo crunty of Es.
aex in tbeSlatc rl'New Yoric liavins. vilbin twon
ly days from llie dute of tlin dccision of tbis court
seiling oiTdoiver to Sarah Hcmcmvny, in tlie rcs.1
cslale whcrnof
VAS11NI HEMENWAY.
lalc of Slirrivsbufy in tlie county of Worcester in
llic btate f .Massacliiiseltj dicersnl, diidsoiir-d and
pr-ssessed in t'ns stale, made and filcd in tliu cilieu
uf lliu rcgistirof tlns courl, li j applicatiru in wri.
linj; for an appr-al from said dccisi-jn to tbo county
c.url ncxl to be bebl ut Middlebury in and fr tliu
counly of Add'oon on tlie M-cond Tursday of June
iicxt; uixl Ihn uid CbiKler .Sti-phcns biv-nj; pivcn a
bond lo t-aiil Sarah Hvminway lo tbe vatialtction of
tbis courl, ivitli a londition lliat bo Ilall procculc
said appual to ciTi claud pay all iiilerrcnii.g damagcs
and costK occasioned by aid appea'; tlm said appral
ia allowcd: JL'ii it is crdred by tbis court, Ibat tbc
said Chester Stephens glvu nniicc to tbo said Sarali
Hnmcnvo, oftbc sllowrnca nfsaid appcal, by pub-li-lni
e e ccrliflcd copy of Ibis uidcr in thc .Middlo.
bury Peoplu'if Priss, a ncwspiT prinlcd in said
.Middlebury, ihteu wct-Ks tiiccusivi-ly, tbo lasl of
which publicatioiistnbe at least tbirly days previous
lo thc aession oT said county cuiirt.
J. S. BUtlJNELL, Recister.
A true ccpv ol Rcrord.
Attcst: J. S. Bcshngll, Reciter. 48 3
STATE OF VER3IONT,
District of Addison, ss.
JJE it rcmembcrcd that ala probato court, bcfd at
Shoreham, n-itliin and for tho district ofAddiicd
on Ihe 29th day of March 1842.
Ke.it U'riglil and Davis liich, named execntors in
un instiumcnt purporting to be thc last will and tc
tamcnt of
ERASrUS E. BLIN,
tato of sat'J Shoreham deccascd, prrscnla tbe aaraa
for probate; Whercupon it is ordcred, thal the samo
be exainincd for ptobato by said courl at a aession
thercifto be belp at tho officn of tho Hrjristcr of
laid court in Middlebury, on Wi-dnrsday tha 20l!i
day of Apnl next at one o'clock in Iho aAernoon ;
And ibai noticc Ihorcof bo given to all prtons in
leristcd, that thev may appear and makolh:ir ob
jrctions totlu probate and allowartco of said will by
i-i. i-- 1 ... ... -
iuiiiiuin;ac:ititicdcipy ol tlijs order in the MuS.
Ji.bury People'. ptta, a newspaper prinled al Mid
djeburr, three necka succcssivcly, previous to ths
limcof said court.
S. H. Jesisos, Judge.
A true f opy of record,
S. H. Jemsss, Judge. 48;3
STATE OF VERMONT,,
District of Addison, ss.
3E it reincmlicrcd that at a probitc coait held at
.inanicoury tn ai:rj lor tlie cinnty of Adlison on
the 19th day ol J.inuary a. d. 1842.
Samuel Saarl of Bridport in said District ha-rinjr
within tvventy days Irom tbc dato of tho de-c sion of
this coutl seltin' olTdstver to Sarah Ucminiay in
tho rcal cs'atu nbcreof
VA3HNI HEMENWAY,
lato of Shrewsbury in tho uouuly of Worcct-lcr in
ihosUle of M.naacllusrltsuVccased, died seized and
possessed ili this stalo, mado and fiied, in tho ofEcn
of tho R!iter of tliis courl, liss application in ivri
ting (or an appcal from siid dccisiun to tho county
courl next to bo held at Middlebury in and fr lli
county uf Addison on llio sec r.ct Tucsday of Jnne
ni x'; and tbc said Samuel Searl having given a bond
to tlm said Sjrah llenteiiway, to tlm salisfaclion of
tbtsCouit, wiih a condition that hc shall prcopcutx
saidapp:al loefK-ct and pay all i&lrrvriiingdainago
aud oosls occasioned bv said appeal; thi said appcal
ii allotrcd: And ,t is ordcn-d by this court. that
iho said Sjmurl Si-arl notly tho said 6'.uall Ili-min-way
uf ihe allowaucu of said uppeal, by piiblisbim;
a ccrlifiid copy uf this crdor in tha Middlebury
I'eoplc's ritas, a nen-apapcr prinlcd at said Middle
bury, Ihrcc wrcks socccssivoly, tbo last ofnlnch
publications to be at b-asl thirty days provioui to
the scision if said cuunty court.
J 3. Bushsem.. Regieter.
A truo copy of record,
Attcst, J. S. BusiisEtx. Register. 48
U hrld at
f A-ddisnn
cbildrcn
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, ss.
Bc it rcmembcrcd that at a probate court
held at jtiddlebtiry, in and for thc Dislrict of
ddtson, on thc 10th day of January, 1842.
Luthr-r Corv ofDridporl, in s-iid dislrict having.
wilbin tuenly d ya froai tho dalc of tbedicision o
Ihis courl selting olTdnwcr to S-aia!i Hcmcnway iu
tbu real cslatc whcrc-of
VASIINI HjEMENWAY,
lalr of Snlirmib iiy in tha couuly of Horcestor
aud slalc of Massachusi-tts, dcccas-d, dicd soiird
and posscsscd in ll.isktatc, mado and fiUd in thc of.
fice of llm recitter of this courl, his appl'calion in
wr.tiug for an appetl from sanl d ciiion lotlie coun
ty court nrxl li.be held at .1iddlubury iu and for ihc
county uf Addison oi tbe si-cund TiuWay of June
nrxt; and tbe saib LulhorCory having given a bond
to the said Sarah Ilemcnivay, to Iho salisfaction of
Ihis court Httli a condition, that hc'nhall prosccuto
stid appcr.1 ts rlTi.ct, and pay al. intcrvriia2 dauia
gcs aud custs occasioned by said appr-al; tho said
appeal is all-twrd; And il is ordrrcd by this court.
tbat llm said Lulhs-r Cory r.olify llia said 6'arsh
Hcmciitvay of tho allowaucu ot suid uppcul, by pub-.
pnblishing a ccrtificd copy of tliis order iu the MiU
dlcbHrr IVoule's Press. a urwspancr printcd at ssid
Mi dlebury. tbrce voeks sucesively, llio last of
tvliiciipuulicalionsio ueai icasi iuiriy uava prcri
ous to thc srssion ofsaid ccurt.
J. S. BUSfJNELL, Rcgistcr.
A true copy of Record.
Attcst: J. S.BUSI1NELL, Register. K9
STATE OF VERMONT.?
Addion County, s. J
JE il ri-mrmberud lliat ol a Probato C
.Middlebury, in and fnr the Dislrict
n tlm 24tb day of March, 1842.
Olivor Shermau, guardiun of ihe miu
ol AlduU Slicrman. di-c-asi-il, dcioo o
ASI1DEL DEAN,
lato cf Monkton, in ihe county ol' Addison deceasrd,
niuris llio coiilt tbal p.wtilioo ai.d dislributirii of
the real rstato of ihe said AhbI decniscd, lu-rcto-fore
moI olT and a-'ticne'l to Racharl Dean, widuiv
nf the sa d Ashbcl for and during her natural lifn,
bo madn amuug ihe dfriseen named iu llio lasl will
a ml tcstamoiil ot tho said Ashbel, docrasci', acccr
ding l Iho iruvisious Ihercol: And lliat commis
sioncrs bc appuinlrd for tbat pnroir;llio said Racb
cacl Dsan, having departed tbis lifc: ll is llierrforn
ordcred taal tho said Olircr Sbcrman causo noticc
to bo given to all pi-rsons inti re-tcd, lo appoar bnfora
suiu courl, at a scsiou tlu-rcir, to bc bulil al thq uf.
fice o( ihc H'-gisiprol r.iid'ccurt, insaid Middlebury,
on Wcdnesday, tbeSOlh of April next, nt 1 o'clock
iu tbc afternoon, at which liiuc and plac- the said
court appnint commissinntts lo make parlition of llm
siideslatr, as afurcsaid, by pubhsbiutr a ccriificd
copy of this rder. in Ihe Middlebury P.up!o' Pr-si
a iiovrspaper prinli-d al said Middlebury, tbrcowiek
succcksively, previous to the lime nfnai.1 Court,
J S UUSUNELL, lt.-sistor.
A true copy of Record.
Altcsi: J. S. UUSUNELL. Rgitcr. 3 4T
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of .'lddison, ss.
JE it roiiicmbercd ibat at a ProhjleiCourt held a.
Middlebury, iu aud for lhe;Ditrict ot AdJison,
on the Clh day of April A. D. 1942
ScLujler T. Bakcr and Joseph Siraondj ajminis-.
trators of tlie Estate or
AUGUSTUS MUNGER,
late of Whilitii: in said Dlsliict raakc application t
said Court to hare the tim limited for payma the
debts of saiJ dccased, extnnded iweliro laoiilhslrom
Ihe 26th day of. Uiy 1842: It is therefore ordered that
mid applicalion be considcred at a sessioa of :aiJ
Court lo he hcU at the office of V. II. Everest Esj,.
tn said Shoreham, on the 4 th day of may next at onr
o'clock inthe afternoon: and Ihitnotico thereoflv
gicn to all pers-ms intereslej Ihat they may appear
before said Coutt an-1 mak thrir o'j;ctious ifany
they hate, to Ihe said timsof p-iymcnlbwm; exlcnd
ed. as aforesaid, by puMtshing a cett ified copy ot thtt
oiderin the Middlebury People'-i Press, a newspaper
prinlcd at -1iddlibury, in sanl District, thtee week
cccessive!y, prcvioujto lh timo i.fsaid court.
J. BUS1INELL, Rtgis'er.
A 'rue copy of Rrcord.
Attest:J BU.SU.VELL.Rcsister. OJw.
STATE 07 VERMONT. 1
Bistricl of N Ilavat. ss. j
nE it rcmi-inbcrcd, that at a probat court holden st
nriilo'. in aud for ihe district of Kc Marcnon
the 7th day ff March. a. d. 1841,
Harvey rapmMee, aaminisiraitr oi im cnj ei
EDWARD DUNSlIEE,
t,t. nf nristol. in said dislrict, deccastd, prcsented
hispi-tilion in wrillng, praying thal ho my ka li- j
censrd lo scll all tho real cstale of the said decess- I
cd fexcept what has been heri-toforo ss-t 06" te tha i
. ... . . . i 1. . I ..I . (. 1
I AldoW lor COKCJ) inguiiicr wiiii)iiiu ikii. fcia
j widow's dowcr, ainl all ihe personal estate, for the
! purposo of psyn'g the debts against said estato and
I ej-penscs of adiiiinislralioii, and therein sets forth
j ihe imounl of ihe debts due from the dcccasvd tho
chcrgesof administratioii, the value ofthe pcisoual
' cslale, and tho situation of tho real eslate and Ihat
' it is nt-ceisary to m-H Ihc whole of the rcal rslate of
! the said dcceascd for Iho purposo afurcsaid; It is
I therefore ordrrcd that said pclition be eonsidered st
' .Milm of said court. tn be holden at thc office of
! the judge of said court at Bristol, ou tho 21st day of
1 Ap'rilnext at tcn o'clock In tho forenooo. and thal
said Admiliistralor cause notic-j to le giren lo ll
I persous iiileteslcd, by publishiug a conitied copy of
' tbis order in tho Middlebury PeOjdc's Press, a iiw:
! :n ...AJIoUhtv in IIim nutilv of Addi-
son three iveeks succcssivcly prctioas lothe timoof
said coart.
HARVEF .MUNSILL, Judge.
Look Out.
II E sub3cnber would nottfy
all those who owc hiin that ho
is compcllcd by the most urg-mt n:
cessity to call upoif thein for inme-
diato payment. If this rcqucst is do! s,)erdi.
ly complicd with, his accounts will beleft with
an attorney fcr colk-clion without favor to any
ono.
C3Hats jolhnf at co-it !
JOHN JACKSON.
M.ddlebury, Murch 25, 1842. 49tf
Waggon.
Tne s'-bscriher has a new tuo hor.-o wng.
gonfbr ie!c, for which ho iv.!I take in ex
changc a good onc horse waggon.
II. BELI.
Mif'dlebary, Apr. 12, 1A42.
I A true nv of rccard.
! II. MUNSILL. Jodse.
48;3
the rain. How then are wo bcatcn ! So: lfll1CHARLES 49 3
1. The AbolUonits have done the bcst they April 1, lmi. ;
could io ensure thc triumph of tbat party which" Administrators feale.
wnnlrl o-ntr thp.m to-dav and hanrr thein to : miiR nnn nnrl Int situated in the vilIat:o ; u'r. ilie subscribers. being appointed by the Hon.
morrow ifTt had full power; and bavffprevcn-. -0f Middlebury, belonging to the eslate I tho Probate Court for f.e District or Addison, Com
tcd a choico ofsome 30 or 40 WhitT Reprcsen- A,! TitcbeU. - eccased, will be sold at J mi.sioners. to rcee.vc, examinc .and .djuna I cla.m.
irrfinil ,:.. ' " ' I. ""V 7. .u j ill... ,!, and demaiios 01 011 '
fc '"l""1"3' AUUl lUl'. OI1 inB iUlll Ol -111m mst.
f Estate of Itcbecca Miller.
!i l.o Ihi
ball tsto bo given to Mr. Clay on tho 12th of, "2. Tlie Conserralivcs (so called) have done , r..n, Hntr.1 nt two o'clock P. M. unless
April, Mr. Clay's birthday,) ns a mark of thc their utmostto securo tho triumph of Loco fo rJiSposed of at privale salo previous to that
respect and esteem in which he is held. Fifty-1 coism ; I , jm0
two managers have been designatcd to attcnd j 3 xhc Tyhr men havo gono against thc i ' E. D. BARBER, ) Adminis-
to the preparations and do the honors ot the.-ivhic ticket out of hatred to Mr. Clav: nnd i WIMSI.OW TWITCrlELL, trators.
fetc, twenty-six of whom are citizens, and the I 4 The Clay men (many ofthe most vehe- Middlebury, April 2d, 1842. 43J
HKe numoer memoers oi ongre&s. , raent) havc rctused to do any tning tn order to
' ehow their hatred of Cap. Tyler. Will you
Woekisg or the Batkeuit Law. Thero havc any more, gentlemen ?
has been up to this datc four thousand eeven ', p. s. We hear that tho towns tvbich havo
hundrcd and cighty applications for the benefit not elected Ueprcsontatives will generally try
To Farmers.
mtm HIJSHELS firstlquality SEED FEAS
75 for lale by P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Aprii 6, 18.2. 49lf
Prnrrrs M iu.ES.lito of Middlebury, insaid Dislrict,
deccased, and also all claims and demauds exhibitcd
in offsel thorcin ; Ad G manlbs from tho 16th day
of March, being allowed by said Court for tho that
purpose. wo do therefore hereby givo notiee that wo
will attondto the bnsiness of onr said appointmpnt,
al iho office of SiHUEL Swirr, in .Uiddlebury, on tho
first JUbnday'a in;.May, and Septcmber next fiom
nine o'clock, A. M., until four o'clock. P. M., on
each ofsaid days.
UoRvnoSxTMou. icoratni.Moner..
SiMnrL Swit, i
Dsled at Middlebury, lh 16th day ol Marth, 1842.
W00LEN FiCTORF.
THE subscriber would repectfully inform
his curtomers, and ilie public genernily,
ihat he has commcnccd thc busincss of man
ufaciuting W00LEN G00DS,
SCCII AS
Common Cloths, Cassimcres, Satin
cttSj White or Colorcd Flan-ncls-j
&c. &.c.
At his old star.d in Shoreham, .near Ricb'a
Mills. Ho will m&uufacture wool ou ahares or
by tho yard, at the option ofthe owner
Tho subscriber is solicitnus of obtaining bu
sincss, and feids certain that his cxpcricncr?
and knowledge iu clotli niar.ufacniriii and
dresstng, and the fitiishcd apparatus and ma
chincry which hc has providcd, will ennble Imn
to give entire salisfaction to all who cinploy
hiin. He invites tho publii: tocnll and exam.
ine spccimcnsot his work, which ho bclteves
will justifv all cxpectations which he holds out
to his customcrs. A. KILUORN.
Shoreham. (RcA'a Mills) April 1, 1812 49
NOTICE.
WANTED immediately by the subscriber
1 or 2 Journeymen Cacinet Makers to
whom libcral wagcs and Cash will be r.aid.
N. PARKER.
Middlebury, April 5, 1842 . 48tf