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rds watcr power cqual to thc prc-
Li-inn of all the machinery at Lowell
Limcstone nntl marblc tboand in our val
n rnd iron and manganese m our moiui-
jj. In poiut of agrfcnltnral and niineral
,1th the mouuiatnous srcuons t,M
fIcntFt'!crc!,nnot comlcto w,m 7C
jOtter Crcck ana tne fcrti.e uoroers o.
rhrrr.plain.
It is f ossiblc Ihat rnsny tbhigs not tbought
vfbyt5 maybe snggcstcd in favor of the
ulbcr conteiuplatcd roitte. Wc can claim
co txcmpt'on from the natural inclination to
belicve what we wisb to- bo true But it 13
certainlv timc that our people should awakc
wl,jt is going on around them, and not
,uficr advan tages to bc lost by apathy, which
- t - 1 - .ritrw1 Iiv mtahlfi rfTnrta ti ir.
EiC'i ' - j i"
fcattlicirclaims to those who are to decide
uniJstsomany couflictinS interests, urged
Kita zeai auu l,!-5cvrIaI1-,J uj pcupie iruiu
differcnt scctions of the state through which
fjg roads may be cxpected to pass. Bcsides
the nicctinss nc havc incntioued, we hold in
ourhands an imitatiou signed by gentlcman
jn Northfield, Bernanlston, Grccufield aud
Mbel, Massachusetts, and cmou, Urat
tltlioro.Futncy, New Fanc and Royalston, to
attcnd, and procure a delegation froui this
recion to a rail road Couventiou to be held
at Brattleboro pn Tucsday theoth of Dcccro.
ttr. Will the people attcnd to th's subjcct,or
trfll they neglcct to present their stron
rroundsfor a prefereucc to this section of
country until thc die is east lor some other
lectiou whoseclaims could pass cttrrent only
bv ouf apatby and indifTercnce.
Rutland Fike. Tho buildings con
amcd were the valuablc Paper Mill.
Pnncipally owned by Ilcnderson and Co.
tnd the large gristmill owned by Doct.
James Portcr, bcsides a small dwelling
bouse. The Paper Mill and Gristmill had
toth reccnlly undcrgonc a thorough rcpair
tnd application had just becn made to a
company for Iiisurance. In Ihe mean time
i watchman had been kcpt in thc Mill
tvcrynight. Messrs Ilcnderson cc Co.
lil on hand 500 Reams of Paper and
ibout ten lon of rags. Tho loss is com
pj'cd at 15 thousand Dollars. Thc fi.-c
is supposed to have originttcd from some
fcnc stono in casks in the Paper Mill which
l.ad bcen cxposed to the rain before bcing
ftaccd in tho buildinj.
The IIou. William Ilcbard, hns acceptcd
tbe o!Hce of -1th assistant Judgc of the Su
preme Court.
Potil!cal Alolitiur.hts. It is now fully as
certsincd thatJulm Tjlcrvill reconuncudthe
aanation of Tcxas in hisforthcoming mcs
bijc tn ccngress. It is likcwisc ascertained
that political aholitiouisU by tlieir votes havc
Knt'i) biltcr locofocos to congrcss, uho
iugo for the anucxatiou of Texas should
tbe interests of tho party require it.
ROOD NEWS I'ltO.M MAIXE.
XST Severance, Whig, has bccii clected to
Cinprcsj in the Kcunebcc District by about
WOmajority. Gaiu from last trial 900. In
the-ltli District Jlorse, Whijt, has becn clcct
ti by a iuaj(irity of over 100. In the 5th
D!) ckuit'c I'lit the loco caudidatc is further
t'X'i .a cver of aji election.
In iiu 7th Diatrict no choice has beeu
Kol'insra ubig is alicad nnd bas
i?c!c I irge gains.
55" Charlcs B. Adams tho iliMincuish
iu Pfofcsaor of Clycmistry and natural
Jntury in Middlebury Collegc left town
las: ncck on a scicntific tour to thc West
laJie. He will make Jamaica chicfly
thescnno of his resetchcs. Frora his po
taliar ardor for improvemcnt,and industry
ta galheringspecimens illuslralivo of those
'riDchcs of Ivnowlcdge connoclcd with
i.isptofcssorsliip we liavc no doubt of the
nch acquisilions to himsclf, and .adran
lajcs tolhe inslilutiun to v.liich he is at
fccicd, which will be derivcd from the ex
tursion inlo a rcgicn tccming with so many
'aricties of animal cxistcnco.
TilE WHIG STANDARD.
This is a Daily Paper recently com
acnced in Washinglon City advo
cates the clecdon of IJcnry Clav. From
te mattcr and spirit thus far disMaved
"ebclieveit will prove a valuable auxiN
hary to the whig causc in the coming
tontest. I'he National Intelligencer al.
svs true to thc countrv standinir alonc as
B!oesamong five strictlv partv paners,
"cadoing its utmost against the whig
ase, needs theaid ofa spirited and able
fcttly publication such as thc whig 8land
"d proini-rs (o be, lo rcpel tho misrepres
'ntalionsof thecnemies ofthecommon.
"cahh and save tho country from their
""Mhinations. Assoon as the presidcn.
'1 campaign shall be fairly opened a
eckly paper at one Dnllnr npr rnnr i!l
- published for countrv circulation. The
Daily will bc mailpd In snlie,;i.orc -.1
)Jars npr annnm Jn -,,-.
JUNIUS TRACTS.
It may not perhaps be known to all our
'wders, that a committee has been raised
bJ the whigs inNew York, for the purpose
cf circulating political tracts durinir the
Osning campaign, and haveprocured the
"nces of the author of the crisis, a mil
'on or which werc put in circulation in
and are believcd to have had an im-
Irtint influence at the time. The fifth
lhe series of tracts recently issued
"U9d Political Abolition, an excel
t prodaction to cure that herosy has just
hwd from th Tribnn. ofSce,
I whe !t is published. With the tracts,
we naverecuneuacircuiariromtnechair-
man ofthe corainlttee urging upon the
whiff party in our ncifrhbourhood thn er.
j pcdicncy of a prcmpt adoption of measures
w . 0
to obtatn and circulato them throueh. the
. towns of the couuty, and suggestino- the
propriely of formilJg committees and estab-
lishing depots as ccnters of information
and organs of distribution whcrc tracts and
other puhlications can always be had. A
remittance to the Tribune office of $2,50
will bring one Ilundred, and 20 dollars
one Thousand. Perhaps a more econom
ical or elficient agency to the whigcause
could not be employed, and we wish that
. inctmf 1 . IJ I l
luoioiii ciiuctivuuta wuuiu ue inuue lu con-
sumate the design. Those tracts already
I Dubished are of verv.rrp.it nntmnnl int-r.
cst. The titlcs of the preceeding tracts
are. The Ttst, the Tariff, the Gurrency,
and the life of Ifcnry Clay, all written
with a conciscness and brevity designed
to comprise the greatest amount of facts
and argunients in the smallest space, con
sistent with a due apprehension of the sub
jects. What patriotic whigs will aid in
carrying into effect the prcposed plan.
Now is the time to sow the seed of truth
if we would rcap a harvest of whig victo
ries next fall.
ffThe Saturday Courier is a large
interestingsheet issucd wcekly inPhiladel
phia. For the purpose of a Family news
paper for which it is designed, we know
no one more edifying to its readers. Re
cently it has come out in amore bcautiful
dress, and upon an improvcd quality of pa
per, and its mattcr and exccution and ln
fluences are highly worthy the public pat
ronage.
Q?The Hon. Samuel S. Phelps left
town on Tucsday, for thcCapitoI toresume
his station as Senator in Concress.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
The Philadelphia National Forum. snea-
I. T .L . '
King oi ine nanies in tne ne.xt Uoncrc;s,
says.- rurtics sland in a Mngular posi.
tion in regard lo cach other at this timc,
cach bcinj; completcly checkmaled by the
other. J lie execmive deparlment is of
course. in the hands of the Tvler Darlr
thc Seuate in those of the Whigs and the
uotKa tu-presen'.atives in possession
the Fcdoral Democrats. Tliis position of
tne pnnics wiu prevem uctng passcd, or
measurcs adopted, of a distir.ctivo party
kind. The Tariff is at lcjst safe. be-
yond the rcacli of thoso who could rcpeal
u, npprnprianons nill he closely watchcd
by Dotli Houses, and tlie Senato will hold
a check rcin upon Exccutive appoin
ineni!'.
It hns been akcd hov long Congress
wiu probably sit J Unlcss some cxci'nig
qufstions is started, such as the anncxalion
ofTcxas to the Union, we cannot perceive
what will dUain members at Washiratnn
beyond ihe first of April. The passace
oflhe Appropriation bills txjing tho chief
uusiness to bc donu.
Should tho (louse rcpeal the one hour
rule, as thc Locos lhrratcn todo.and thcre
by give evory meniber libe-ty to use as
mnch time as lie pluases, any should the ex.
ciling queslian of tho nnnexation of Texas
to the Uiiion, bc intioduecd, therc is no
knowing how long Congress may sit.
LOS3 OF THE PACKET SHIP
SIIEl-FIELD.
The ship Sehflicl.l, Popham, from Liv.
i.-rpool, Ojtober 8, with a valuable cargo
ofdry coods, Inrdivarf, &c. consijned to
Kobert Kurmi', nrrivi-d of Fire Island, and
ook a pilo! on ?nturday, the 10th, at 10.
A. il , wmd KSE. with rain, At 1, P
M., wliilc in tho act of hauling on thc
wind, wcnt nshotcon the ra"t bank, north
of Romer, the sea made a compleje breach
over hcr, sho striking verv hard. ihe
maats were cut away to case tho ship
The waler by this time rcached no uly to
thi ceiling!. 7he lady passengers were
aken throug'i the sby-hghts, and took
shcltcr in tho round house on dcct, in
which situation aho lernained fourtccn
hour 5.
During the night biue li"hts were burn
ed, wbich werc sccn from Staten Island,
and the S.eamboat Wnvo went down at 2,
P- M . and look ofl all the passengers
and all the crew, except the captain and
lour seamm, who remained with the ship,
Tlie wind had lulled, and there was much
li-ss sea rumiing at Ihe timo tho baggago
ol iik; stoeia'ro passeniiers was sava I, but
the greater part belonging lo tho cabin
pissengcrs was left on board lo float about
the cabin. No hones ore cntertaincd of
saving the ship. Some of tho goods will
be recovered, but all will be dsmagcd, as
the ship is full of water I he wind is now
plowing a galc from the wcslward.
Texas and Gueat Bbitain. A Wash
ington correspondont of tho Unitcd Statea
Gazetlc, writes :
' Lounging among some of the ' know
nlls'of the city. I hcard, this morning,
some rcmarks upon what is decmed a
stroke of policy in the administration, a
sort of coup d'etit. It is determined to
tnng up the 1 cxan qucstion-not.of course.
with any vicw of having that porlion of
tho carlh made a part ol thcss U. States,
but solely to throw a fire-brand inlo Con.
gress, and disafiect tho South with the
North. The plan is laid, and hopes arc
entertained of its success. I trust that
the friends of the nation will send it back
to thc Exccutive, or p'ostpone it until a
more convonient seasofl."
This is not the first timc wo have heard
of this design on thc part of the acting
President. Tu cxcitc a furious sectional
feud bctween the North aud South, at tlie
hazard of thc pcacc of the country and
the continuance of the Union. is wpII un.
derstood to be his last desperaru push for
a re-eleclion. With this vicw. ho will
bring forward the subject of Texas, and
Iho grasping ambilion of Jngland, in his
Mcssagc, and strive to lash the people of
ths South into a nge. Mr. Henry A.
Wise, whosc amiable and pacific tempcr
delighls only in univcrsal confusion, is to
have chargc.wi: presumofrom a lato letter
nf hii, of this branch of our foreign re-
lations.
We incline to Iho opinion, Ihat a ques
lion of lliis characlcr, to obtain tho con-
sidcration of Ihe Amcncan people. will
have to be inlroduccd undcr more proniis.
ing attspices than those of Mr..John Ty
lerandMr. Henry A. Wise. Richmond
Whig.
A SnoEMAKiNG Machine. The New
York Evening Post givcs the following do
scription of the manner of makirg shoes
by a machine owned by a gentlcman ol
that city.
The sole leather is first prcsscd betiveen
woodcn rollcrs, which makrs it extremely
firm aud cuirpict, tnucli more so than ham
inrring can do. Ii is then placcd undera
cutting mnchino, which at one openition
cuts it into proper shape, Aleanwhile an
olhcr macliiiK' is busy making slef! ?iro
into scrcws of about threo feet in lenglh,
ull of which is dona wilh surprising ccler
ity. A fourth machine punches thc sole
with holes, iasits the screw and cuts it oflT
at ihe propi r lenglh. 41' that is"thun nec
c ssary is to rivit tho screws by a fcw b'.ows
with a haminer on an onvil.
OrRev- Dr. Nott. of Franklin, Conn.,
brcther nf President Nott, Union College,
is ninely ycars old. He was first settled
where he now rcmains 60 years ago, and
still performs his public duties without as
tistance. Two cntire genera'.ions have
passcd away in 'hc town sincc his selllc
ment, Anotiieii ApnsTAs'y. Tho English pa
pcrs announce that the Rv. CharlesSea.
uer. M. A., late Pellow of Worcester
Colli ge. bas joined the communiun cftho
Church of Kom'. 11c was the assi&tant
ofDr. Puscy.
MicniQAN. It apprars that Vnhten
aw county has elccted one Whig Rcpre
sentative, making n tntal of three in the
State, as far a) heaid from. tiarrv s ma.
jority for Governor in said county is only
159.
Ct5Tl.c following intcresliug anacdole
of Mr' Calqoun ai,d i!7r, JIcDuffie is
relatcd by tl.e Juurnd of Commcrce :
" Whcn on appropria'ion lo the State
Uuilci'c at iruuinv 1 1 was opposeu in thi
South Carolma Legis'ature, on thcground
that ii had never done any cood. and was
only opcn to the sons of the rich, Judgc
Hugersaid, iu reply, ' If the College had
never cducatcd but cne man, and that
man was Groige McDurnE, it dcscrvcd
all the nnncy thebtJte lndever bestowed
upon it." Mr. McDuflie therefore ,de.
claioJ, that, howevcr much he was indebt-
ed to ihat ir.s'itutio:i, all thc usefulness
which his cxeitior.s had accomplished, and
all the futuro honors which awaited him,
wtre duo lo 31 r. Ualhoun. It was be who
had cducated him at his own expcnse, and
to him hc wUhrd all thc Iionor awarded.
Mr. McDuffiio wai born ofobscuro and
poor parenls, in c loghut, in the pine woods
of (jcorgia.
NOTICE.
The Board of appeah wilhin llio sixih
Reciment of tho mililia of this Slale, will
hold its annual scssion, at tho ofilce of
Barber and Wtiuht in Middlebury in the
County of Addison, on the First Tucsday
of December next at one o'clock P. M.
Phe Clerks ofCompanies and appeallanls
will lake notice and cntor their nppeaU
wiih tho President of said Board by iho first
dav oflhe Tcrm.
E. D. Barber 1 Board ofap
John Capen peals.
Stpphen N. Warren J
Middlebury Nov. 20, 1343.
NOTICE.
Thcrc will be a mcctins of the young
Mcn's Temnerance Socicty this ( Wednes-
day) cvening at GJ o'clock at the Town
lloom. AII ol the Xounc Hlenolthe vii-
lage and vicinity, are respectfully invited
to attend.
O. P. Turner,
J. M. Gordon,
II. T. Dorrance,
G. II. Chnrch.
Ex. Board,
RAIL ROAD MEETING.
The inhabitants ofthe Town of Middle
bury, and vicinity are requested to meet
at the Vermont Hotcl on thursday cvening
the 30th inst. at G o'clock P. M. to con-
sult on the subject of Rail Roads, and if
tliought proper to appomt delegates to at
tend a Rail Road meeting to be covened
at Brattleboro on the 5th of December
ncxt.
Horatio Scymour,
Ira .Stewart,
Rufus Wainwright,
Jonathan WainwTight, -Asa
Chapman,
William Nash,
Edward Wainwright,
Joseph IFarner,
Charles Linsley,
Edivin Hammond,
William Slade,
Nov. 30th 1843.
THE MARKET.
BOSTON PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weckly from the New Enjlarid Farmer.
CoBW....iiorthern old - ui a o
00
UTE...-.Northern 6 a 70
bi
FLOCE.....Daltimore Howartl st. 4,5 a 000
4,7o
Kancy Brands
..Mess new
Navy
..Extra clear.
3Iess
Primo
5 12 a 5,00
7,00 a 6 50
6,50 a 0,00
13,50 a 13,00
11.50 a 12,00
10,00 a 10,50
11 a 13
6 a II
0 a 0
BEtr..
Pobe..
BnTTERDairy
Uninspccted
LiRD....Boston inspccted
Southcrn und weslern
7 a 71
2 a 4
CHEESEShipping nnd 4 meal
Newmilk 4 1-2 a 5 1-2
WooL-.Prime Saxony. washed, 37 a 49
American luii wooa ss a s-i
" 3-4 " 32 a 30
1-3 " 29 a 33
i. j-4 'i 55 a 70
I3ied.
Nov. 19th Mary Ann, daughter of Rcv.
Lucius L. and Julia A. Tilden, aged 7
years G moiiths 19 tlays.
At Montpelier, The Hon. Jeduthan
Loomis, aged C5.
Stoves.
CLARK RICH infonns the public that
he will sell Stotes as eheap, or cheap.
er than nny other dealer or Pedler'xa these
parts. That he kecps for salo all tho best
Notiox, and other Cook, parlor nnd box
Slovcs, east at Urandon and Pittsford ; par
ticularly tlie Yankce Nolion Cook Stoves
wilh Spaulding's patent ovens. &c. &c.
Also the best I'loughs. Coppcr. nnd east
iron Pumps, and Lead pipe ; nnd all kinds
of shect iron, tin warc ic.
Old Sloves. produce Ssc, Cash (if he
can get it) reccived in exchangc.
Shoreham Nov. 1643. 28:3w.
BONNETS
GJILK, Cyprcss.i, Willow BonneU.just
k-'rcceivcd, and for sale by
IRA STEWART.
Nov. 27 1S43.
TURKS Island, Coarsn Westcrn, fc Fino
Dairy Salt for sale b"
IRA TEWART.
Nov. 27 1S43.
NOTICE.
All pcrsons indcbtcd to the subscriber.arc
requested to make immcdialc payinent,
those having unscltlcd accounts will do wcll
to call and setllc, the same without dclay.
JAMhS aictJONALD.
Middlebury, Nov. 1. 1843. 20
llouse and Lot for Sale.
rBTHE subscribcrs ofier for salo n gond
-sL and convcnient dwdlii'g Hocse sit.
ua'cdinthe villagcof Middlebury, at pres
cut occupicd by H. Wilcox. Terms mod.
erale and posscssions givcn immediatcly.
For funher particul.irs inquire on ihc
premiscs or of Z. BECKWITH, 4- CO.
Nov. 15, 1843. 29
Wood! Wood!
Ten cords or more, of good hard, well
seasoncd wood.aro wantcd immcdiately by
the Pcople's Prcss ofiice.
UTTEU! Butter! Wanted cood ball
Buttcr p.t 10 ct3. pcr lb. in cxchanzc
for Goods. W. S. Johnson.
Nov. 6, 1843.
I.NTER SPERM OIL. 2 Casks Oil i
of n superior nualitv. for sale bv
Nov. 1843. W. S. JOHNSON.
'LOUR. Superfine Flour, in barrels
and half barrels. W. S. Jonssoir.
OIL & PMNTS. Linseed Oil, lioiled
and raw, and an nsortmcnt of Paints,
for sale by W. S. Jonssoir.
NAILS and Glass. Window Glass, an
assortment. Nailscfall sizes by the
keg or lli. W. S. Johnson.
IIW GOODS.
BROWN & SHELDON,
AUE this wcek receiving a large and gen
cral assortment of rich and desirable
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Alpaccas, Alpines, M. de Laines, Cloths,
r-t T- ! - T ! I. it
Tailor's T riiiimings &c. togelher wilh
GROCER1ES,
Crockcry, Glass, nnd Ilardwnrc; Iron and
Stccl, Cuticr Shoes Scc. which will be sold
cheap for Cash.
Middlebury, uct. z, 1343.
.MIDDLEBURY ACADEMY.
At n latc mccting of the Trustccs, it was
found nccessary to make cxtensive rrpairs
in the Acadcmy bnilding. As it would be
inconvcnicnl to make thcsu reuirs in tho
wintcr nnd impossible to mnho tfipm as
tTiorou"hly, as is contcmplatr-d. before thc
commcnccmcnt of the ncxt quartcr, the
1 rustccs have prncurcd an apartment in
the East College for the present accomoda-
tion of Ihe mrinbcrs of tho Acadcmy, nnd
employed as their Inslructor, .Mr. Samucl
J. 31. Conant. From the rcprcscntalions
which havc hccn mado rcspccting Mr. Co
nnnls qualifications the Trustccs do not
hcsilate to rccomincnd him as wcll qtiali
lied to inslruct not only in thc English. but
in thc Classicnl Dcpartmcnt. The ncxt
quarter will commencc on Wcdnesday the
29th inst. T. A. ftlUKlllLL, Reeister.
Middlebury, Nov. 21, 1843.
Newton Academy.
SHORHA3I Vt.
Tho wintcr term at this institulion will
commencc on 3Ionday the 27th of Novem-
ber.
EBEN BUSIISEC.
A First liatc
Assortment of Bcaver Cloths, Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, and all kindf of trim.
uiings will bo found at A. FRANCIS'
Fcmale Seminary.
Thc winter tcrm will commcnco on
Thursday Nov. 30lh. MissStrong, whosc
high rccommcndations as a teachcr havc
becn amplv sustained Ihe last quartcr, will
continue toassist in thegencral instruction
of thc scbool, nnd in giving lcssons in vocal
nnd instrumenta! music.
23:3w L. L. TII.DEN. Principnl.
November 22d 1843.
FLEECE WOOL.
Cash Paid for good Fleoco Wool
A. CHAPMAN & SON.
ORI31P'D DIMITY and crimp'd Dimiiy
- Collars. lusi rcceivcd at
BIRGE'S
October 18, 1S43.
Fringcs, Gimps &c
MOHAIR and Silk Fringes in greatva
riety Black. Blue-black and colored
Gimps at BIRGE'S.
Oct. 18,1843.
Wood! Wood!
200 cords s;lrr1anlebyHaf', Wooi'
Oel. 18, 1843. W. S. IoHfnoK.
PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ritriri ol Addhon s.
i't rcmeibered ibat at a Probate Court heM at
Middlebury, in and fur tlie l)itrict of Addison, oa the
IGiIi I'jyoflVoTcmljer A. D IS43.
Ilomee Janes and Onin FieMgoardians of ALA5
so5 Peck. of Cornwall in said Distr'ct an in.-utte
pcrsoni in.i!ve application to said Court, to luic tlie
time altotvcd tlicm lor ihc naxment ofillic dcbts of llicir
said ward rMended one jear frora the cxpiralion of
thc time hvreuifore Hmited by this Court : It is there
fore ordercd tliattlie said application Le considercd
at a scssion of said Court to be hdd at the onlce of
U. II. Ererest q. in Shoreh.im in said district on
Friday tlie 8th day of Decrrober next at one oVIock
in the nftcrnoon and that notice thereof bc gitcn lo
all persons interested llit they may appearand inake
their objections if any tliey have to the said tiuic bcing
extendetl by publishing a certified copy of this onler
in the Jliddleliury Feople's Press a nenspapcr print
ed al said Aliddlebury three weeks succesirely pre
vious to the time of said Court.
J. s-'. BUSHNELL, Regier,
A true copy nfrecord,
Alteft, J. S. BUSHNELL, Rr-ff. 29
STATE CF VERMONT, i
Dirict of Addison, ss. )
BE il rememhercd that at a Probate Couit
heldat Middlebury inand for thc tlistricl
of Addison on the 19tb day of Novcinber, A.
D. 1843.
Agnes Mathetvs and Eli Matliews administralors
of the esute of
TIMOTIIY MATHEWS Jun'b.
latc of aid SliddWbury in aitl tUtlrict !eceatcJ pre
sent their adnrnistiation account fur allowance: lt is
therefore ordered. tliat the came be examiuecl fur uU
lowance by said court ata sesnion thereof to bc hclJ
at llte ofbce ofthe Regiftej of tnld Couit in td
AlidJlebury on Tbniday ihc 21t day of Dccemljcr
A. D. 1S-I3 at oneoclockii) the aftcrnoon, and tliat
said adniiutsirators give notice thcreol to all pcrson
interested that they may appear, and make their
objectwns it anyttiey iiae loincnitowancc ol taiu ac
count Lv nuUiahing a ccrtiCcd copy of thip ordcr
in the Sliddleburv Peonle lVess, a newfparjer nrin-
tcd at said Middlebury, three ueeks iucceuircly
nreviotiS to tlie scssion of said Court
J. S. BUSHNELL, Refiister
A true copy of record.
29 Ane.-t J. S. BUSHNELL Rrgisler.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District or Addifo.v, ss.
BE it remcmbered.that ata Probate Court
hcld at Middlebury, in and for tlieDistrictnf
Addison,on thc 16th day of Noveiuher, A.
D. 1S43.
Tbirza Adams cxccutrix in nn instruineul
purporting lo be thc last will aud tcsla
inent of
ASA ADAMS,
l&tc of said .Middlebury, deceased, presents
thcsainc for probate: It is therefore order
cd, thntthe same be cxamincd for probate.
ntasessinnof said rourt, to be hcld at ihc
odicc ofthe Re!!iter of said courl, in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 21st ilay of
Ueeetnbcr nextat 1 o'clock mthe atiernoon,
and that notice thereof be given to nll pcr
sons interested, that they may nppear and
inakctheir objections :f nny they havc to tho
probate and allowanr uf said will by pub
lishing a ccrtified copy of this order in the
Middlebury Pcople's Prcss, a newspaper
printcd at said Middlebury three -wceks
1 t.. : .i r :.!
uccessiveiy, prcvious lo tne timc ot saiti
J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
A truccopv of record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Resr. 29
Notice is hercby givcn that I shall sell
at public aticlionat Ihe Vermont Hotcl, on
the 0th day of December 1843 nt 10 o'
clock a. m. the House nnd lot opposite the
jail in 3Iiddlebury, Inlcly owned by Gcorgo
Lisco, deccascd.
CHS. LINSLEY, Adminislrnlor.
Middlebury. Oct. 31 1813. 2o;3w
Fall Goods.
41 D1RGE ! again fillin; liis Storc wilh stiple
and FAXCT
Dry Goods;
and will continue to sell for Cash, most articles as
clienp as lieretoforc.notwithstaading the small advance
in Aiarket.
Seplerober. 27, 1S43.
ililDDLEBURY
r 1 HE subscribcrs would respertfu'ly iu-
torm the public that they continue to
carry on the business of buildingtoordcr all
kiuils of
Woolen and Cotton
MACHTNSRT.
Also fitting up"
3Jill Gears, Sliaftings
and all other work belonging thcreto, eilhcr
tv&& or irQ3i
CAST IRON BELLOWS,
for furnaces orforges;
Cast Iaon CRANK FULLING
MILLS
Builtand warrantcd.
Oil Mill, Clothier s nnd other
SCREWS,
of all dcscriptions.
KIRE ENGINES
built according to the latest iinprovemcnts.
Forcc and suction
PUMPS, of various sizcs.
for castings of all descriptions made to or
der, and atshort notice.
Those who may favor us with their cus
tom may bc assured that their work will be
doncin the most workmanlike manner.
All orders promptly attendcd to.
MYERS &. SEVERANCE.
Middlebury, Nov. 15th, 1S13. 29
OODS.
FTlHE subscriber jjnow receiTiDs a good assort
MY GOODS,
MACHjNESHOP
Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp Candle
wick Cotton Batting Brown Sheetings in
great variety, ar.d very cheap.
ALSO
GROCERIES, Teas very good & cheap.
Hardware,
Crockery nnd Glass ware,
Drugs and Medicine,
Lamp Oil firM quilily,
Wintcr Sperm, Lin-secd Oil,
White Lead, Vciiciian Ked,
French Yellow, Spanish White.
Pultv, Window Glass,
HoRo Nail Rods, Cast nnd Swcnds Stcel,
Cut NaiU, .Vc. ic-.
All of bich will be sold Tery low for casb,most
kinds of produce or oa shon anprored credit.
New Haxen, Oct. 23, 1843. T. C. SM1TII.
INTER SPERM OIL. The real "Si
mon pure'' for sale by
Z, Bbckwitk 5t Co.
Collin's&, Co'sAxcs.
XJlTH or wiTiiouT helvej roralt bv
Z. Br.cKwiTn, &Co.
Oct. 1343.
There will he oirt red for sale at the Auc
tion Room of Z. BECKWITH, & Co., at
1, P. 31. on Saturday next. (Bec. 2d,) a quan
tity of houschold furniture, Dooks, Paui
phlets, &c. &c.
Among the articles to bc sold are the firl
lowing viz., 1 Cuoking Stovc, (nearly new,)
a parlor do. Albany castin;, 1 bureau, chairs.
lauics, ueusieaus, lrou Ketttcs, 1 brass do.,
""""i """ '" Kuuiw-taac, ucsk, siair roos,
... 1 .1 .M 1 1. .. .
carpcts, &c., &c.
Also, a larRe collcctiou of Pamnhlcts on
various subjccts; sclcct papers suitablc for
ouuji uoi.j, ii ijuauui) ui nruppiug paper
B00KSB00KS
At the same time and placc, a p ortion of
a riraiG i.mrnry. .mioii ine do okh to ue
sold are the following, C0 Nos. of thc Amcr
icau Quarterly Review, several b ouud vols.
ofthe Ediugbargh do., Hugh and Ilrrckeu
ridge's Discussiott on Rumanism. (R. Catlio
lic edition,) IJutlcr's Aualogy, Tytler's Uui
versal History, (i large vols. Oct.,) Plutarelrs
Lives, (new copy.l 3!illcuial Harbiuccr. Mc-
Clure's Scnnous, Ur. Bcccher'sdo., Luthcr's
tlo., Legendre's Geometry, Good's Bct'er
Euglish, Lntiu, Frcucb, Germau and Greek,
Abbol's Rcl. 3Ia;azinr. District Scliool.
Colt's Book Keepiug, Life and Spccches of
viiiy, r rciicu iiiuic, scverai unuais, r ng.
and Americnii, and a varicty of other works,
Z. BECKWITH & Co. Acct.
31ildlabury, Nov. 23, 1813.
Terms of sale vnumally favorable.
Superior Tcas, Js'ugars, and Io
lasses, just rcceivcd by
Uci.lllili.lS43 A. FKANCI9.
notice.
THE copartnershin herctoforc cxistine be-
tween Samucl Russell, Cyms Russell and Jc-
hiel Hitchcock was dissolved bv inutual cou
sent ou the first day of Scptctithcr 1843.
SAML. RUSSELL,
CYRUS RUSSELI.
Ijf An immediate scttlcment of all their
notes and accounts is requested. 29;3
L500 Ibs.
hy
TABLE butter
first quality for sale
A. FRANCIS.
EIGHT THOUSAND YARDS, Sher.
tings, Shertinss, Drillings, Tickings,
and Cotton Flannels, of various qualitirs at
low price by A Fraxch.
IXTKEN UiES, Cotton Yarn, Car
pel Warp, Hatting, IFadding, and
Wicking, oflhe best mtuufacturf, for sile
low bv A Francis.
1EA V. RYK, Corn, Oats, lluck
wheal, Pras and Benrn. dir sale by
A. It.a.ncis.
UFAFLO ROUES. 4 bnles N..71
IlufTjlo Robcs: Fur Cans. Fur Trim-.
med and Cloth Cnp, just rec'd at Ihe n'tc
cheap siore. by BROWN &z SHELDON.
b
"J"HE subscribers are now rcceiving their
I lall supply ot i'ootls, consisting ot
BBY GOODS,
Dry Groccrics, Crockcry, Iron
and Stcel, Salt, Fish,
and nlmost evcry nrlicle usually rnquircd
for, wbich will be sold for PA V,as low ns nt
finy atore in the County. All kinds of pro-
iuce receivcu in p.ivinenr.
U RIGHT St BUSH,
Shoreham, Oct. 2, 1343. 22
STRAY SHEEP.
Came inlo the inclosurc of the subscriber,
abnut the middlo ol July last four shcrp
(two wcalhers, and an ewe and lamb) square
crop on one car ofthe weathers, all are
marked wilh adnsh oflar on tho side.
Tho nutici i requested tonrovn propcrtv
pay chargfs nnd tako Ihcin away.
Middlebury Nov. llili 1S43.
EZRA CRANE.
1VE GEESE FEATHERS. jiHt ta
JLsl ken in and for snhr bv A Francis.
LAMP.OIL Wintcr refm.l ; thc bmt
quality and warranlcd to cio nerfecl
satisfactiou by A Fiianci-s.
7 Pt? OOClD LAMP OIL for sale nt
KjIO, 75 cts per gallon ; also. a sren-
cral supply of Groceiirs, Teas, Shuars,
dcc.sheetings.ohirtins. Urilliri,& 6tripes,
by BROWN &. SHELDON.
DR. JIICIIARDSON'S
Conccnlraled Sherry IPine liillers.
Most discises arise from a dcraneement of th?
stoniach and bnwcls ; and Ihe sjmpathics whic"
suhsisl bclwecn thcsu anl ottiT pitt of tli ha
man svstem eire rise to irrerular apnetitr. lan-
gnor, drowiine'i, wandcting pains, headache,
lownest ofspirits, &e. And tnese in their turn
girnbirth to dispepsii, palpkatioii oi thn heart,
sliortncsj of breatli. jj'indice, pilet, ferers, inflam-
raalion. nuinors, coughs, He. All these Uiseas
e are cared by retnuing the primary eauie.
Wliich can be done by usinj Dr. Richardson's
Jaundice or sherry Wme Dutcrs.
Just rcceivcd and lor sale by
Rdssec. & GniDLEV.
sole acnts for Mildlebury and riciuity.
Middlebury, Nor. 18J3.
WINTER GOODS.
JOHN VALLETT,
Is now opejing his wintcr supply of fresh
Goods, comprising n gcncral assortment of
Foreign and domcstic
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY AND GLASS IVARE.
Srsnai and Lakd Oil &c.
which were sclcctcd with care, and of supe
rior quality Please call at the Car.Ar Casii
Stoke. nnd cxamine.
Middlebury Oct. 21st 1843.
BUTTER.
The Subscriber is now rcceiring good
fall Butter in ejchange for goodi at 10 cents
per pound. Cornwall Oc!. 18, 1843.
P. W. COLL1NS.
oovemnt, t'opular Infidclity, Uili. Iuterpre
ter, llib. Essays, Noblo ou l'leuary Inspira
tion, Essay's on IIcItjw Poctrr. Grainniars.
SHAWLS, FAXCYH AKLE1E.
CHIEF S.
And Ladirs Cravats , the lalest ijle,
just rcceivcd and for Sa fe chcnp by
A. Fka?tcI!
"graLACK, Brown, Green, Changi.'mr
JStS F'g'u an.l Plain Alpaccas, ihc f,ror
ili! oods of iho day, Mouslims de Laiffs,
Carolioc Plaid, Sj.toih Marinoi-s. &c. J-e,
orsale by 7.- Beckwith if Or.
Powdcr and Shot.
HAZARD'S American Sportinj Gunpondcr, in
Canistcrs Rifle aud Common Ponder Shot
and B.ir Lcad, at ItUSSEL ic GltlDI.EY'S. Ii
FLANNELS.-Super 4-4 Rochdale whit
FInrfrTf.ri; nml 1 A tvbitn nnrl Tr-r,.f
t.nr;i3h tlo; white twiiiod do; 7-a Kiibih
rcd dc. nt S4 cl. ner vd: 73. 4 -1 and 9-S iln-
niotic FlannnUt suner 4 Iiv G feet Fiidaml
' Horse lilankets For sa'e by
' 1OV- i. UUUWri oi 011V.UUJ.,
CAPS. An assortment of Men and bo"-i
Fur trim ned aoil pl.iin Cfotlr (Tap-t
just reccived und for a.ilc 1)7
Oot. ta; 1813. T." C. SMTr.'t.
OLD
rr's nm.
USt n ceited and for sile by
RUiSEL & GRIDLEY.
Mi.ldlrlmrv. Hepl 27. 18 13. 2 .
T O THOUSAND Bushelst.f Outa en.
Icd inimediatvlv, bv
BROWN SHELDON
CARDING AND CLOTH
DliESSING.
THK tUpSCRlBER w0!:J rrfpectfully
inf rm his friends and the l c i!ut l.e
is preparrd l.; receire, al his Factrry on the
hridge in Salisbury rillagr, wot I, to tnanuf u
turc on Klmrs, or by ilit yjrd, !ot:itru:oai
er, in'o
Plnin CJolh, Fhmncls nnd
Cassimeres.
HIS Machinrry bcing newly fitt-d np nnd
and in com: Icte repair. lu- h .rerand to cl-i
work in Ihe I o,t nuiincr, ausi .n the most
reasonable lrm.
He will also exrhao:r clutli ;..- rr.- ! unuj
as sood terms as may be m idr 1 1 1 -itah-lisluncntin
Ihe Coumy. Calrulm M'prrs
eni busmesi f-ir prrmaner.ry, he wiHpmleat
or liy lii-t cin-.tant nttention lo . v bnnJi
of il and a l.iiilifjl manner of inat.u!acturio4
logi-e ciiinplric sa iiIhcii 'n to cutociei.
Juae, 7ih 1813. E. B. IIO WARD.
5;Sm
AND MANUFACTURING.
SlIE sulicnbcr now teady to rerrtru
-H- WOOL to CARU and MANUFAC
TURE INTO
CI0TH
At tl t Woolen fjciory formerly caind in
by A. apal.linj if t,o. I lie incchinrry . m
prrlert order, and lhe public may rest 'sijur-
ed that tli-.ir work will be doi.i; totlie r eaiii
facticn,and oi: the mot
Hcasonable Terms.
Kj" A jhare of the pairona;e is soliciicci.
JOEL SPALD1NG, Airent.
MiJdleburj-i 3Iay 2,1843. 5i f
feliaker Ilcrbs and Extracts.
A LARGE assortment of Herb, Ro-its,
&c. from thc Unitcd Socicty of Sh.iktM
at U'ntcrvilet, just rcceivetl and for sale aC
Drugstoreof Rcssel. & Gkidlet.
Nor. 8, 1343. 37
Farin For Sale
(iTUATED in Nw Hj.
Vj vcn, on tho road Icadin
from East Mdls ln tho crtitre
of tl,o limn, Said fariu co:i-
tainin eigty acns ofgood land.i:od Hou-e,
wood Homr-, Itarn. S!icd, dic, cll wriiered
by never failiug Springs nnd a pleuty nf
Orchnrding, woodiand tic, for funher pnr
ticulars euquirc ul Ihc Subsciibcr on Ihu
premiscs.
Tli nrcmist s are 8 milei from the crntre
of .Middlebury, or vill.igt of Vi rgennrs and
3 miles from il.o flniirisliiii); i'n of B tn
tl. 31VRIIN LEWIS.
Oct. 25:h, 1943. 2(1
RUN WANTLD. A lnw Toasof Iron
wunied before tho close of Navinnlii'ti.
for which a part cash aud a pnrt pori-'H v. ni
iie paid. i. V. 8MiIiJ.
New Haven. Oct. 23. Ii43.
QHAffLES AIKEK.
ATTOR.VET AND COUN3ELLOR AT UTT,
3IlDDLEB(IRV, Vt.
OlSee No. 7, NirboV Dnildlu; over A. t'rancl' ?tor.
Sept. 26. 1SJ3. 21 tf.
To Printnns.
P. PROU I". 1 ,.1.-t- : I.1K .M.o
ufactur?r, No. co, V"r Ne'c
York, still continups to mnmf.icure a s'
perior articlc lo any orlc in Ihe Un;:H S !
and upon a reasonable lcrms ot it c ,n bu
procurpd from any olhcr cstablithmcnt. II.
also mnnufacturss Ink of various colors, as
rpd, bloe, green, yellow cj-c.
N. B. Puplishers of Newspcpers copy
ing thc a'oove advertiscment fur tiines. aud
forwarding one copy cor.taining it, and eii
closing a Ten Dollarbill (current in New
Yoik) in o letter, shall have sont to them
fifty pounu's of good News Ink. Peanr
menlioolhe Press youusc. 274-
Groceries.
TH E subscriber bas just received from NeT
York a fresh supply f Orceertet, .MeJi
eines, Dye Stnji, Paints,!,., wU'e1 .' e iTm
lor sale as low ns can he purclijeu ii: tri
vicinity, for Cash ur produce.
W. P. RUSSELL.
Dee.5. 1S12
Doct. J. E. Hangs'
Renovating Mix.ure.
Partl.r Vegetable, and hi;hly eefcbrato
is a cure for Kheumatism, Scrofula aaj UU
aers of evny discription, Hip D:f eaej.I'i!e
Sealt Head, Erysipelaj, Salt Rh t'Qm aud ,tit
diitasts td ihe r-KI.V. For laU rirst dts r
ooth lh PostpBice br
1 If Wu.P. Rcssel, a;tr.t