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utJoo Smilli 1ns comnicnced Tavern ' ttmo for thcpurposo of going into Cora
. v..rnn mitteo of tho Wholo on tho Union, bv a
k ngat-uioa majority 21.
5pccic is arrhing abundantly at
11
Tuclvc millions of Dollars i
. ,tT)C.lc' during tlie montli.
nl., lion of the ftcn Ihuses of Con.
"nsGcncTv! TicLcl STcmlcTt Adov-
L
I (iiic hnur rule 214 rue JC
r. rrrnonJcncc of tlw ?f . T. Tribuiic. I
Wasiiisotox, Dec. 4, 1843 I
i I I I T . . T 1 p T
v. In aiipi"'"0,is "f ''le country as that .
, ' i U iiic Coiibtilution for tho mccting
Cor'W-"1 bas nrrivcd, and wilncsscd
a.fin.L!ng of the 28th Congrcss at its
.'.(k.iui.and a grcatcr progrcss in the
iriiicii of Iho tuo Ilousrs than, in
luir,.ticii of Iho tcvernl intcres.ting
.ririg qucstions conncctcd thcrc-
., bcon gcncrally anticiputcd, and
t!.'' 1'10 1'rcsidcnt's Mcssage may
.eclcd tobe laid bcfore thcm to mor-
i (iViEot-Ki:i'Ei:sEATivES,wIiich
, li.ralrc of the grealcst intcrest,
, ,,.di lo oidcr :il 12 o'clock, M. bv
, i L-rl. of llie lato IIousc, Mallhcw St.
, C'mikc. Ktfj , who procccricd lo c;dl
1 f tiibcrs by State.
'f, c i" n.r.sof the incmbcrs from Mainc
r r prm?ed lo. Iiic cnil of tho name
- JI i.iund Iinrkc " from Ncw-IIamp
-, . iti uhuli Slnlc, togelhcr uith Ihosc
'issisMipi, Missouri aml Georgia, it
,.; rccollcclcd elcrlinns for nicmbcrs
( ungress hac been hcld by gcncral
'!,) opcncd the cpicslion uliicli has
r.Icried somuch diilicully, of the ad--mn
or nrii-nlrm-v-Kin of mcmbers
ixd I" conlr.ivcnlimi of tho law nf !
, nrc;s,rcpiiniig eleclions bj- singlc dis
ts. I!t,forc tiic call was answcre.1, Mr. Jolm
...nji!it II of S. G. (u liois wcll known as
iil' llie hnding Calhoun mcmbers of
llmisc) --airj that beforc tlie Clcrk pro
( Moc.ll the natncs of the gcnllcmcn
,!jv. Hamp-diirc he would ask pcr
:Wi lo call iheir allcntion to Ihosecond
of iho Apporlionnicnt act viz;
: t numng eleclions by single dislricts
'o;:j.iirc of ilic-m f they had bccn
t i1 ii cor.fnniiitv uilh ils urovisions.
... . n .1 f ii '
i o ri; saiu nc naa a ccrliticalo Irom
;l . i'.ir!.f sclting forlh that he had bccn
1 J n mrinlicr of thc Ilonco of Reprc-
ivcs from New Nampsliirc.
('a:.ipbcll rcr.cwcd bis call upon tho
'.'i' int n tlminsilvcs, but no answcr was
'.rijcu savc freqnriit crics of " No ! no !"
' j:i .ith Ihe roll !" &c.
' r. C. snid bc thJ ikjI wish to dclay thc
:z.iion r.f the lioiibc, but ho liiipcd
i' : 1 parties woulit come up to thc con
'i"'i of tiiis ritt ply pcrplcxing and
i fjiu-lion ir.a -j;irit of niodcration
t vi'h a dctinniiiation lo sujiport Iho
!.J cr-ntitutioii of Ibc counlry wiih.
.' i -; i cl to pnrly or pcrsnnal t onsidcr
I le i.-.liid uiL-rely to r ad a rcto
' n t'. the iIoiiM-,uon wliicii in its prcs.
' .livirgiinizrd staio he did not cspcct at
' a votc.
Mr Charlrs J. Iiigrrsnl,Kcnncdy ofla.
;.l I.: it rs olijfctcd. and oflcr a convcra
. a '.'.io Mihjrcl ih. C. uithdrcw the
Sf. y ct lir tlu- prcM-nt.
llu- r..(Jii. ,f ihe roli was thcn farlhcr
ij .i-.ii- i :mu i,i c-iiinplclcil, lb) inein-
! ;n ; i.ired lo he ;'rcont, and soinc folir
1 'ln fs -irrivcd during llie day.
i ' C Ii-ik aniiouiiccd as in ordcr if nf
iii uiru niado t!ic clcclion ol
' ai.ir.
''r. .'J.nnaiil rtiso l prisciil in bis own
i.i .i ntj in llie liaiucs nfiitiout ;"0 tnciii-
-1 1'.o ilt.usc, a nrotrst dcclaring Iheir
i.'ii "piii'oii of llie ntlor ilhgality and
w iliilionalilv of tlie prticfcding, by
(ii sliu Iloii'e should ncwclccl a Spca
:ii.d o.gi.n'Ze itbclf wilh iho r.id ol
unnilicrs clcclcd by gciicial lickct.
vii irrr-gulr.r Convcation or.sucd, in
i ii Mc.-r.- I'rorngooro of Va. C. J. In-
'I. Wjsc, Dunrnn anJ Kinncdy, ol
i.l.jccled lo ils prcscntalioii and cn.
uvi- opon Iho Joiiinal of the IIousc.
' r con&idnrable confiisii.n, Mr. Win.
; mnvcd thal tlie gcnllrnian hat
lo rcsd bis prolcsl, which was lost
I ,,"i.! Nocs 124.
'l.n- i-Ii-clion of Spc.ihcr, rra vcce, was
' - Mcsm-s. Kcipkins.Jolin Campbi'll and
: ' Ii ir.g tillorb and on the firt trial.
J'iinU'. Jciu-s was olcclcd by 129
- to John White (lalc Sjieaker) 59
- . It isunderstodd that in llie Cau-i-f
the " Dciiiocrals ' the o!o slcod
Jonrs, (i.bout ) 15 Milkins ar.d 12
r. Jones br-ing declared Spcaker oiily
icl icr ihe 2Slh Congrtss, was ctcorled
:lir Chair by Mr. John Quincy Adanis
i'J -Mr. Coks of Va.. wbere, nfler ad-
- Mralion bv Mr. Dixon II. Lewis of
allt of olFicc.and afler tho dcliverv
i a fcw inaugural rcmarks, he enlercd
n ils dulics.
1 lio Menibcrs of the IIousc werc thcn
, -iiiicd in the order of llie Slates.
Mr. Dromgoolc of Va., mnvcd lo adojit
Riiles and Ordcrs of tho Iast Concrcss
i 'Tlhc prcsent.
Mr. Cavc Johnson movpd to ndont ibc
" Hcur Rule also. Carricd Ycas 00 ;
.-92.
1 v - tt n t - . . . 1
Mr. Adams movcd an amcndmont ,0 '
pi-tDromgoolo's amendinent, to excludc ,
,.
Mr A. saiu hc did nol inlend t0 dcbato 1
u subjcct ; it was too wcll underslood
''!h in Iho Houscandin the country, but,
'-e callcd on Ihe majorily of lhe Housc,
r'ilain as lhey were of bcing able to make
iny disposition they chose of petilions to ,
v; 'I'e away rrom thcannalsof tho House '
' 0 diegracc of abridging tho right of po- 1
' tinn on lhe part of the pcople. Tbcse
i'liiions might lie reccivcd without thc
' 'hlcst danger to any intcrest in the
c ';ll,r.v-
Mr. Adam's amcndment was rejcclcd ; ,
'as 91 Nays 95 and thus the 21st rule 1
's continucd, and Aholition Pctitions cx-
l'ur-CU. .
r. Wise movcd an amendmcntto Mr. ,
llrrm...l t .- . . -, . .L 1
-"iiijuuts mi iion lOSiriKC oui ine ruie
f lhe Iast Congress empowering a major
"i' to fix a time to terminato debato on any
subjfct in Comtnillce of the Wholc on
itio Mate of tho Union.
Mr. Adams tnoved to ac?tpd thiby
'tnking out in addilion, thc rule aulhor
ang a susjnsion of the rulcs at any
i..i...ui ..u.i3 jians oi inc -iaii,.;al tlie joiirnal npon reading showing an
''" ''1C call! li'Uircoiniion ofall the nroceeilinirs ofves-
Mr. tYise ncccpfcd Mt. Adam's amcnd.
"'cn'i 09 a modification
.Hcssrs. Adams, Wise, Rhett and C. J.
Ingcrsoll advocatcd tho strikingout of the
rulcs, on tho ground of their bcing abridg
ments of the freedom of speech, izc, sni
Messrs. Hopkins and Cave Johnson advo.
catcd thcm as indispensablo to tho trans
acticn of busincss.
Tho queslion was takon.and hoth rulcs
ivnrn cf 1 T I. . t - - . i
rulcs as they sfand conscqucntly rcquiring
a volo of two.thirds to go into Committeo
of the U'hole outof the rcgular ordcr.
, Tho rulcs of last Congrcss, as thus
itncnded, vcre thusadoptcd until tho 'rc
'port of a committcc to bo appointcd upon
1 'he rnvision of rulcs shall havo been made.
Agrecd to.
Mr. C. J. IiicrsolI cavo notice ofaUhis Wednesday EveuioK at the Methodist
bill at an carly day for tho rclicf of Gen.
Jackson.
On motion of Mr. C. J. Inccrsoll. a '
joint rcsolution was adoptcd, inforniing
tfic Prcsidcnt of tho asscmblage and nuo
runis of thc two Houses, and their rcadi
ncss to rcccivo any conimunications from
him. Tho IIousc adjourncd.
Tho Scnatc was callcd to ordcr at 12
M. by its Prcsidcnt pro lcm, Hon. Willio
P. Mangum, and tho roll being callcd, 35
mcmbers (a quorum) wero found in at'.en
dancc, of whom Messrs. Fairfield of Mc,
Athcrton of N. i1. Upham of Vermont,
Haywood of N. C. Fostcr and Jaruasin
of Tcnn., Ilanncgan of Ia., Scmplo and
lirecsc ot 111. anu Atchcson of 6Io., new
mciiibcrs, wcro qiialificd and took their
seats
A rcsolution infornnn" tho IIousc, of i
their orgamzalion and rcaditicss lo prccccd
to busincss was adoptcd Also, ono fur
nishing thc usual numbcr 3 daily or their
cqutvab ntof ncwspapcrs to Ihe Scnators;
also, fixing their time of mccting at 12
o'clock, M.
Thc Scnatc adjourncd. Akgus.
PUESIDENT'S MESSAGE MR. I1AR
XARD'S I'ROTEST, &c.
CorrC5)onJcncc ofilic K. V. Tritwue.
U'asiii.ncto.v, Tncsday, Ucc. 5.
In ihe IIousi: of Rfprksvxtatii k. In-
. '
proceed
tenlay iu rcfcrencc to the l'rotcst of Mr. J!ar-
iianl .-iiKl otlicr wiii? JMcnilicrs agamst the
ndiiiis"iou of those Mcmbers electcd by gcn
cral ticket, Mr. llarnard movcd to amcud it
m as to slate the inotien of Mr. J. It. Inger
soll lo grant him leave to rcad the l'rotcst,
aml so as to coutain it at full lcnglh Hhich
Kave risc to a dcbate of somc intereat, con
tiiiuiug until the reccqit of the Mcssage, aml
not finally disposcd of.
.Mr. 11. cxpresscd his astouishmciit at tind
in; a mattcr of tbis importauce cntirely omit
lcd in ths jounial.
Jlr. Kemicdy of Ia. iufonned thc IIousc
that thc DUtrict Law was no law ! that it
was a mcre millity, bcing a niaiidauuis to thc
Slates. IIc iiiteiulcd to trcat it only with
contci:iil !
Messrs. Gilmcr aud Cohb of Ga. olijectcd
tothe cnteriug of the l'rotcst upon the jour
iial. Mr. Itayucr briefly aud cloqiicntly urgcd
the point that it was n mattcr which admit
lcd of nodisrrctioii, but that umlcr thc oaths
taken ycsterday, thcy ncrc bouiid to kccp a
rccont orthcir jirocceilmgs; aml tlns was a
mcrc matti-r ol tact lwnch liau oc-curreu ycs
tcnlay, and which, ne erthcless, had liecnen-
tircly ovciluoked by the juurnal. "
Mr. Cave Johnson lo stavc ofl jlr. 15ar
nard's inotiun movcd au adjoiirniiient ;
which was carricd.
I ii Si:atk, Mr. Mcrrick gave nolice of
ibc introdiiclioii at thccarliest opportuuity of
bills to rcdiice the nitcs of postagc, and for
thc hctlcr rcgulatiou of llie uiails.
Ifilr. Woodbury prtscutcd rcsolutions of
ibc I.cgislatiirc of New Ilauipbhirc iu favor
of the rcfimdiug of Gcu. Jacksoii's fino.
Scvcral rcsohitioiis ofnogcucral iutcrcst
ncre olfercd, aud Iie ovcr.
Thc Mosagc of the Prcsidcnt was recciv
cd, rcad, and ordcrcd priuted 1,500 with
aud 2,500 witlimit thc accompaiiying docu
mcuts. On motion of Mr. Uavanl, thc Senate pro-
cceded to thc clcctiou of l'riutcr. Of 40
votcs east, (Jalcs & Scatou, having rcccivcd
2:1 to Ulair & Rivcs 17, were dcclarcd duly
clcctcd.
The Seuatc adjourncd.
A IJ 1 1 FOR AROLITIONISTS.
On (hc motion of Mr. Adams to strike
the 21i-t or Gag Rtilc, from tho rnlcof Ibc
IIousc of Ki-jircsenlalivcs on tho lirst daj
of the srsion every whig uho votcd from
the ifc:e stnles. and Rodncy of Dclaware,
Clingsnan of N. C. nnd John Whiio of
Iu iitucky votcd for tho motion ; which
tnctuv ninc Locos from frco siates, (nianj
of whom uucd their ckctions, to whig
aboluionists throwing awny their votcs on
pcrsons that they knew cotild not bc clcct
d.) votcd in favor of sustaining thc gag.
Whcn will pcoplc rogard their oalhs and
be coiisistent.
VER MONT A L.M ANAC & STATISTI
1 t nrtloTpn
,IM . .., . - , .... ,
I his lilllo volume, just pubbshcd at .
Woodstock bv MessrsTIInskcll and Palmcr 1
comcs to us Ihis ycar with a (ine typo-;
graphical imprcssicn upon good paper.and '
accompainamcnts of a little mr.n of tho
statc, and a vcry useful pockct mcinoran-
.1 ni.. 11 n .1 .
u'"- 1 iic .iniiaiiacjcsprciaiiv ine nsiron. .
onncal calculations sccm to us more nu-
mrrous and complcto than any wo havo.
iiiuierio nuiituu. 1 110 ncgisicr is vcry
c ;0US) anJ w;thin t,ie ,i(t,e ;t
. ,
cuP,es' compnscs a large assortmcnt of
information very convement,. and almost
inJispcnsiblc lo every citizcn of thc statc
-
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Tho scmiannual mccting of thc Addison '
County Medical Society will bc holden, at
Middlebury, on Thursday tho 14th inst..
at 10 o'clock A. M. in lhe Vcstry of thc j
Congregational Church.
All iho medical men of tho County are
rcqueslcd to nltend. Communications
aro cxpcctcd from Dr. J. A. Allen.and C.
btOnc. M. II. Mnrmv. nnd nthprs.
D. C. Goodale Secretarv.
Addison, Dec. 4, 1843.
NOTICE.
io annual meetins of Iho Middlcburv
Manufncturing Company slands adjourn
cd until Tncsday lhe 19th Dec. inst. at thc
Vermont Holel at ono o'clock P. M.
A. WILCOX Clerk.
RAIL ROAD MEETING.
A Rail.Road mccting will be bcld at
tho Town Jloom on Thursday tho- 14lh
inst- at 7 o'clock P. M. to receive tho re.
port of tho Rail-Road Dclcgation scnt Iast
wcek to Brattleboro.
Middlebury Dcc. 13. 1843.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE. "
Rev. Mr. Daly will celebrato Mass in
Middlebury on Suaday tho 17th, aud on
Sunday tho 24th inst.
Catholics aro rcspcctively invitcd to at
tcnd.
Midolebury I2ih Dec. 1843.
NOTICE.
Thero wil! be an adjourncd moeiing of
the Young Men's Temperance Societv on
Chnrch, Tho Rov. John Haslam has in.
formcd Ihe Society that he will then deliv-
er a " Bible talk on Bittees." It is
hopedjhat the Community in gencral nill
attcnd- b. l'JSAKL L.A J'HKOP, Scc.
CONCERT.
Tho annual Conccrt of the Middlebury
Hand will be givcn nt Masonic Ilall on
Friday Evcaing Dec. 15th 1843,
Doorsopencd at 7 o'clock. Conccrt lo
commenco at half past seven.
Adjiittance Fkee
L. Wilkcr Maslor
JN. Harris Lcadcr
Middlebury Dec. 8th 1843,
K? Thc Countv Courl commcnccd its
scssion ycstcrday. Judgo Rcnnctt presi
din".
05 FiODR. Those who aro desirous
of making sure of thc best ilour, will do
wcll;'l6 look out for Ilinsdills oxtra brand.
Wcjiavo nevcr bcon dcccivcd in thcm yct,
and havo uscd fivo orsix barrcls.
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MonAr, Dcc. 13 1843.
Rcportcd for tlie N. E.Farmcr.
At Maikct G00 btcf calilc, 150 slorcs,
750 Sliccp and 900 Svvine,
PniCES. Beef Caltle. A small ad
vanco was efiVclcd. Wc quolo a fow cx
tra 54 75, firsl qualilySl 25 a 34 50,
second quahtv S3 5a 4 00, third qual
ity 52 75 a 53 75.
BaTTcHing Catlle.McssSSZo. No. I,
Bi C2 u S2 75, No. 2, 82 a 52 12.
ilores. Twoycar old 59 a 13. Thrce
ycar old S12 a IS.
Sheep. Lots wcro sold from 92c. to
81 50. Wt lhirs from 81 33 to 82.
HOOL.
Duly. Thu value hercof at tho place
of exportation sliull not cxccecd 7 cts. pcr
pound, 30 per cl. ad. val. and 3 cts, pcr
pound.
Thero continues to bc a good dcmand
for fleeco and pullcd Wool, and pricfs arn
firin. No iniportant s.ales of coartc for
igu havo como to our knowledgc during
thc wcek.
LANDING OF TIIEPILGRIMS.
Thc Exercises of tbis annivcrsary will bc
attetidcd at tlie Congregational Clmrclt
on Friday Evcning.Dcc. 22d at sixo'clock.
An Addrcss is cxpcctcd from the Ilcv.
Otto S. Hoyt of Hincsburgli, and tnusic
appropriatc to thc occasioh will bcpcrfor-
mcd by thc cboir.
Middlebury Dec. Iltli, 1S13.
Married,
In tbis villagc, 011 Thursday Evcning
Dcc. 7th, Mr. Daniel Stow of this placc,
to iMiss. Janc A Necdham, of Essex New
York.
At Saratoga Springs, on thc 4th inst, by
thc Rcv. A. T. Chester, Mr. Harrison C.
Gridlcy, of thc firin of Russcl and Gridlcy,
Middlebury, Vt. to Caroline C. daugbtcr of
Daniel T. Recd, Esq.of thc fonncr placc
Dicd.
In Rutland, on thc2d inst. Dcac. Asa
Halc, aged 8-1. Also in Rutland Mrs. Lu-
cy Ann wife of Col. C. A. Mungcr, and
daugbtcr of Ralph Pagc, Esq. aged 30.
At Royalton, Gen. John Francis, a higli
Jy rcspcctable citizcn of that place.
At Cornwall, on the 21st inst. Electa
Jancs, daugbtcr of Israel C. Jancs, fcsq.
' "
aSed-
In Charleston N. II. 011 thc 4th inst.
suddcnly, Mr?. Ilannah Labaree, in thc
'Oth ycar ot ner age.
In Scio Mich. on thc 3d of Nov. Iast,
t , 1, 1 . 1 r r .....ll V
jonn iuvoru, loruieri ui uuiu", . 1.
aged 75.
Ja Salisbury, 011 thc21stult.Mr.Gilbcrt
Everts, in the 7-ltli year ot nis age. iur.
usua, fc dth and Iabore( 0
n ,
the farm as usual, until about3 P. M. when
he came into the house, sat down by the
otnvr mokc oncc. and in 4 or fivc minutcs
' f ,0j ...a ,:pa
fainted and died.
"Faronell, dear Fricnd, a short farcwcll,"
Till wc sliall mcct again aborc
Wherc cndlcss joys and plcasares dwcll,
And trces of lifc, bear fruit of lorc.
Thcrc glory siu on cvcry lace.
Tliere fnendship tm'lcs in CTery cye .
Thcre f ball -our ton jn rclate the gracc
Tbat lead us homeward to iho Sky.
RAIL ROAD CONVENTON AT
BRATTLEBORO".
The Rail Road Convention at Brattle
boro' on Tuesday Iast was numerously at
tended. We should think that.thcre werc
at least six hundred delegates from the dif
ferent towns 011 tlie route from Boston to
Burlington. The utmost zeal and deter
mination were shown, - and Whocrer wit-
nessed the proceeding of the Convcntion
uusi. icei assurea uiat we shall shortly see
the completion of the Road. Every thing
went off harmonionsly. Specches were
mane ny jir. JJerby of Boston. Mr. Crock
erofFitcbburrr. Mr. Slmlo nf MiiMlot,.,...
Mr. Edwards of Kp.r-np Afr riinmr.-,,, p
Greenfield, and others, who werc listencd
to with preat interpst. Wo hnnpi? th
should bc able to procurc the ofiicial re-
pori oi me proceedings m season this
week s paper, but we are disappoinled.
It will appear in our next. Gazctte.
Geornia is abjut nainr n hill. i
lect memhcrs of Congress by districts
tul.lnti In rr . v
...v.n io oaj.mg iii eueci, wo aro wrscr to
day than wo wero ycstcrday.
1.
T ONE DOLLAR 20 Doz. Pairs Fair-
wells best Spring Hcel Kid Slins, at
BIR'GES.
Dcc. 13, 1313.
Good Fresh Bread.
r',HE subscriber will furnish good frcsh
bread at his Hnkn SI
price at which the flour can be purchascd by
mt. juunu iu uiis viuagc. Also, ries and
Cakcs. for familina
same favorable ratcs.
C. RUSSEL.
CHARITABLE JNFIRMARY.
The subscribcrs will givc Surgical advice
lo thoso uho are unablc to pay, utid perfoim
any operations which inay be requircd, on
AV edncsdays from 10 to H o'clock A. M.at
their rcspcclivc o(licc?. The fonnerwill
attcnd to Surgical cases generally, and the
latter ilcvotc special attention to affec
tions ofthe eyejaud ears.
J.A. Alles,
S. PfARL LATimop.
Middlebury, Dcc. 7 1343.
c
IASII Paid fnr nll Uln.U '.r ST.;r,:n.
Fresh Oyslers.
DY the Kcg, Quart or by tho mcal, al-
ways Kept lor sale at uir lowcst pncea
at whicn thcy can lie aUordcu liv
C. "RUSSEL.
Will bcofTercd forsale at thcStore ncar
tho Court IIousc now occupicd by I. R.
Cushman on Ihe cvcning of Ihe 12th Dec.
next and every day Ihercaftcr during the
scssion of thc Countv Court a large lot of
Slaple and Fnncy Dry Goods consislinz
in part of Groad Clollu Alpaccas Calicocs
Vcslings Flanncls Cassimcrcs Salinets
Shirtings (Blcach'd & unblcachcd) lldkfs.
Iloser), Glovcs llutlons Combs &c. &c.
Salcs Positivo. Tcrms made known on
day of Sale.
Z. BECKWITH &c. Auct.
Middlebury, Dcc. 5, 1843.
T his ctorc in Bridport ofl'crs to tho
- publica large stock of
comprising all articles usually kept in a
country rctail stnrc, which will be sold at
retail.exccpt spirituous nquors, nnlcli will 1
be sold in packascsto suit Tavern
Kccpcrs
and :it wholcsalc to rctail ilealcrs and at
Troy priccs aiMing thc freight. To partic-.
ulanze bc has on haiiu, 1
8 Hl.ds. St Oroix & l Svgars.
30 Bbls Porlo Rico & V supcrior qunlity. '
New Orleans S
15 Ilhds, . ,
30 Bbls.
30 Chests and half chcsls
Tea,
al' qualitics.
1
Tobacco.
30 Catly chcsls C to 13 lbs
30 Kccs & Boxcs Common
to Iloncy Dcw,
10 bbls. Finc cuf,
5 boxcs Ib and half lb fino ctu J
10 Kcss Puro Ginger. 5 Do. Salnilro.
10 boxis Poland Starch.
10 do Pcppcr Sauce.
20 boxes Bar Soap,
20 do whi-e in 3 lb, 4 Ib, i lb cakcs.
20 Bags of old Laguira Coffct.
10,000 boxes Spanish Cipars.
G Cascs English Muslard.
100 bbls and 175 Sacks Western Sj.lt.
40 S-.cks scvcn fold Ground do.
15 Juts Snuff. 50 lbs Iudigo.
50 lbs Nulmcgs.
50 Packages liahins. New fruit.
30 Casks IVines of difTcrent kinds.
3 Casks Puro Juice of tho Grnpc, unfer
menlcd.
30 Packages Frcrxh Champaign.
ChtTTy Sf Amcrlcan Brandy.
5 Packages Cordial.
20 Packages Holland & Amorican Gin.
20 do Pure Spirits.
5 Hhds. & 20 bbh. Portlaad Rum.
5 do St. Croix do.
10 Kogs Alrohol. 10 Casks Spcrm Oil.
3 Ihiles BufTnlo Robcs. Good sound skins
from Sl 50 to $5 00 cach.
Iron and StecloJ all kinds.
Cui, Tcnant & Miil Saws.
40 Ton3 Frcsh ground N. S. Plaslcr.
Painls, Oil Glass. &c.
Boots, Shocs, Cpps, c.
Rigincr, Piich, Oakum, &c.
Togcther with a good assortmcnt and
large stock of goods of all kinds, which
cuslomcrs aro rcquestcd to cxamino and
judge of for themsclves. The above slock
is all new boujht wilhin ix wceks.
Tho Goods will be sold for good notes
at 3, G or 9 months, al! County Produce,
Lumbcr, &c Casb not rcfuscd, but charge
on Book wholly inadmissable.
Cash paid for all kinds of Lumbcr, and
most kinds of produce.
' OCr Cash paid a'so for a!l kinds of
Shipping burs.
Half Cash and from 4 to 15 Dollars pcr
100 lbs for good well fatted hogs.
The busincss hcrctoforc transacted in
the name of J. Frost & Co. has closcd.
All no'cs, accounts and coutracts are the
property of Abcl P. Skifi", who is ready and
willing to selilo them and pay all claim !
duc from and mado ia tho name and with
JOSFPH F1D9T '
FB0ST,
H iOODS.
Bridport. Nov. 20th, 1943.
CHARLES AIKEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOtt AT LAW,
Middlebury Vt.
Office ,Vo 7, fflcboV UuUdluj-oTtr A. Franeh-Piore.
ocpt. Jb, I&j3. ,21 tf
WINTER SPERM OIL. The real "Si
mon pure'' for sa1e by
Z. Beckwith & Co.
NOTICE.
All nersons haTiug nnscttled accounts with
tho subscriber, will fmd it for their intcrest to
settlo without delay.
KENT WRIGIIT.
Shoreham, Dec. 1. 1843.
BONNETS.'
j CltK, Cyprcss.it Willow Bonncts.just
reccived. and for salp liv
IRA STEWART.
Nor. 27 1813.
TURKS Island, Coarso Wcstcrn. &. Fino
Dairy Salt for sale bv
"5A STEWART.
110V. tll
Middlebury Academy.
This
reception ofPupils on Monday Dec 4ih.
A very convcnient room, in tho house for.
mtiiy utuujueu uy c,. u. uarber Ksa.
opposiie ihe Methodist Churoh, has been
provided. furniched with nll thi nn.nCcn.
convcniencies ofa school room and sulfi
ciently ample, it is bclicved, to accommo
dato the school for tue tbesemt ; at least
more nmpio nna convcnient than that pro
vided in tho " East Collcge " for tho Ad
dison County Grammar School.
A limited number ofstudents can bo
furnishcd with roorn3 ar.d boird in ihe
bnilding with tho Preccptor oa r.Eisos
able terms.
The Prccepior inlends vory considur
ohlr to enlarge his opcrations in the busi
ncss of teaching on the rcturn ofsprin,;
and sooner if neccssary. Ali branches of
study usually taoght in Iustitulions of the
kind will rccdra careful attention Stu
dents in preparation for College cspccially
will reciove the moit assiduoua ntteniion.
The P;ecepior takcs this opporluniiy nl
so to lendcr his mott grateful acknowledgc
ments lo the public generally and to his
pupils and palrons in parti'cular, for iho
kind reccplion ho hasmct with as Instruc
tor.and for,the succcss that has hilheito
altendcd his labors ihrough Iheir inslru.
menlalily Hc ttill solicits a sharo of their
patronngo. C. C. UISBEE, Prrccplor.
Middlebury, Noy. 23, 1843. 30:3w
Wood! Wood!
Ten cordsormorc. of "ood hnrtl ,nli
seasoncd wood, aro wanlcd immcdiately bv
the Pcople's Prcss ofiico. "
mPUTTER! Biiltcr! Wautcd good ball
Buttcrat 10 cts. pcr Ib. in oxchan-e
for Goods. w. s. Joiiitsov
iNov. C, 1S43.
'BITI:,i., i cnnn tt 7... rrr " r
....".i oir,uiu uiu 2CasksOil
Ot n sniinnnr niini:.. r. i t
N, " l itMintj, iur silic oy
ni- 1N.11 itr n tn .
W. S. JOHNSON.
4"LOUR. A'uocrfine Flour.
an.l half barrcls. W. S. Johnson.
IL St P1NTS. Linsccd Oil, boiled
forsale by V. S.Jonssos. '
JAILS and Glass. Wimlow Glass, an
" as'ortinent Vn!l i-r .11 ' .1..
kcj; or Ib. v s !..
A First Ratn
Assortmcnt of Bcavnr rimli. n,o,.i
Cassimcrcs, Saltinetls, and nll kinds of Irim.'
unngs win be lound nt A. FRANCIS'
Thc most hiffldy
nnrnvn 1 i- .
i'i"i"t-uiiinc;jiuvv iujjuiicr-
al use for Coucrlis. Colds. anrl
all Diseascs of tlie
THE VEGETABLE P0LMONARY
BALSAM is bclicved 10 ho the, most
poptihr racdicine cver known in Arncrica, for
Couglis. ColcTsi Asllima or I'blhisir, Consump
:ton, lioopinscougli, and rulmcnarv Afllc
tion or cvcry kind.
) Kxtracts from Certilicatcs.1
Dr. Satnuel .Morrill of Concord, N. II., writcs
"tliatheis atitfied Iho Veelable Pulmonary
Dalsam isavaluablo med cine.havinj been usctl
ilh complele t ncccfs m casesnl.ich liad rrcvi
ously resistcd llit. nmst appiovcd prcscriptions.
Dr.Truiuan Abcllof Lcmpster, K. ti., wrilci
Uiat I.e coufidcnlljr recomnicndd its" ue in all
complaints ortho chcsls, roual, if not cupcrior to
, any olher medicine wilhin his knonlcdge. ,
1 Dr.Amory Huntingof Franklin, Jlais,Krilr3
Uiat afltr having prcscribcJ ihe U!UiI rrinciie
; nilhout rclicf, and having cousul!-d ui:li;crcr
j al cminent physicians, lio ha' funn'I Iho Vegcta-
bla l'ulmonary HaUam to liave liad Ibe dcsircd
cllcc'i nd rccommcnds it ai a sifc, convenicnt
! anJ eflicious medicine.
Dr. Thoraas Ilronn.of Concord N. II., wri'cs
! Ihat. Iu bU knowlcdge, it has ncverdisappoinld
1 tho rea'onablc cxprclalions of those whohave
uscd il.
j CO- BEirARE OF IJIPOSiriO.V. Each
IgnAuina botlle is enclosed in a blue wrappcr on
which is a jelloar label, signcd Wra. Jon'n Cut-
ler. None olher is genuine ofa laler dale than
! lln. 1839. Tnc siznature of Sammnn411,l tvill
be cont'nued for a shoit lime. Purchasers should
cnquirc for the trnc arlicle Ly iis full narae, Ihe
Vejctable Pulmonary Ualsira, Ind soo thal it
his lhe mk3 and signatures of ihcgenuhe.
Prepared by Rccd Win; and Culler, (lale
Low&Hecd,) Wlioleifalc Druggisls, Apot'-cca-rics
and Country Mercl'anta grncially. Price
50 ccnts. Forsale by S A100DY. .(30:lv
Novenibcr 22d 1848.
EEGE WQO
Cash Paid for good Flccco Wool
A. CHaPMAN & SON.
fflRIMP'D DIMITY and crimp'd Dimiiy
- Collars. iusi rcceived at
BIRGE'S
Ociobcr 18, 1843.
Fringcs, Ginips &c.
fB"OHAIR and Silk Fringes in grcat va
1TJL ricly Black, Blue-black and colored
Uimps at ASIKUC'.
Oct. 18,1843.
Wood! Wood! .
Qflfs wl Seasoned Hard
Wood
6JJ UUI U9
Oct. 18, 1343.
fr sale by
W. S. Johnson.
MACKEUEL Codfuh and Tablc Salt of
sunerior nnalitv. for snle nt. fi
RUSSELL tS- GRIDLEYS.
Tcc.
4, 1813.
PURE Sprcrm W. S. Lamp OiJwar
rantcd to bc the very best alscrLin
secd oil Flannairan's best for sale at
RUSSEL & CRIDLEY'S.
Confe'ctionaries.
This day rcc'd 1000 lb. Frejh Confection-
'mmi iiwttj tttu -iAauuiut.tu.vi, iui eclic i V
CYRUS RUSSELL.
TOTHI
rimfc. subscriber would take this meth'-
J. ou to inlorm thc public that he isnow
rcceiving his wiuter stock of G O O D S .
In additii n to the old stock ortncrly kept
by S & C. Russell, he has on hand a choice
seiecuon oi
FAMILY GftOCERIES,
which he willsell on the .nost rcasonablo
ter mofor cash or most kiuds ofcouniry
producc. His stock consists in part of
' T EAS,
Old Ilvson, Young Hysoff,
( Ilyson Skin, Black, do.
' C O F F E E,
Gov. Java, St. Djminffo.
uianaua, mo.
C O C O A .
S U G A R S .
Loaf,and Lump, N. Orloans,
S. Croix, do P. Rico, do
MOLASSES.
Sagar flousc, P. Rico, do
Trindad, do
TOBACCO.
Cavendish, Chewing, No. 1.
Osmon, and Bragg, do
Havanah.No. 1. Bd dn
Mrs. Millcr's finecut do
Lcon'd Appleby's, do C. Chapmans, do
Pound and half Pound papers Sinoking do
P I P E S .
F R U I 'I' .
Lcmons,
Oranea,
Box Ilaisons,
Kccjif do
S.ittnna, do
Datcs,
Maci,
Capsers,
Cilron,
Olivcs.
Swcct Oil.
P. Catsup,
Limcs Swcct Meals,
Gingcr pcrscr?, Orange, do
Pcach, do J'lgn pasto.
SP I C ES .
Pimonto. Ground, do
Blk Pcppcr, Ground, do
Cnyonnc, do Cnsia,
Buds, do Cloves,
Nuimcgs, Gingcr.
20,000 Havaua GTGAR.
O I L'S,
Clarified Spcrm, (a supcrior articlc.)
Chemical, do.
S O A P,
Cnstirn Sonp, Bar do. Aluiou do.
I'alm do. Windsor do.
S A I. T,
Fine Salt, in Small Bags,
1 doz. boxcs SardiaiH,
II E R R I N G,
S A L A It A T U S,
MUSTARD,
Gouud do.
P O I. A N D S T A R C II,
NUTS,
2000 lbs. Nuts,
Shcll'd Ahnunds, soft shcll'd do.
Hard do. ilo.
Eng. Walnuts?' Filhcrts, Brazill nuts,
Pccan, do. Chcsnuts, I'ca imu,
Cocoa nuts,
P O W D E R & S1IOT
A good nssortmeut of Cotifcctioiinrics.
P ECSI1 OYSTER8
Wholcsalc or Rciail,
Cah paid for Sliiiipin; Furs.
C" STORE 1st Boor South cndof tho
bridgc, iu Nicbols Bnililinc.
CYRU3 RUSSELL.
Middlebury, Nov. 29th 1843. VA).
-I
c
IHROn if a;ain fillloj UU Storo wilb STirLE
and FAScr
Dry Good?;
and will conlinnc to scll fur Cash, most articlea as
clicap as bcrctofbrc,noinithstaiunng thc small adraace
in alarkct.
Scplcmbcr. 27, 1S43.
AIDDLEBURY
HE subscribcrs would rcspcctfully iu
I'orin thc public that they continuc to
carry nu the busincss ofbuildingtoordcr nll
kinds of
Woolcn and Cotton
Also fitting up
Mill Gcars, Sliaflinnrs
and nll othcrwork bclouging tlicrcto, ciihcr
CAST IRON BELLOWS,
for furnaces or forges;
Cast Inon CRANK FULLING
M1LLS
Builtaml warrnntcd.
Oil Mill. Clnthinr's nnd olher
SCREWS,
of n!l dcscriptions.
KIRE ENGINES
built acr.ording to thc latcst improvciiicnts.
Fnrce and fuclion
PUMPS, of v.iriom sizcs.
for castings of all descriptions made 10 or
! der. and nt short noticc.
Those who inay favor 113 with their cuV
toin may he assureil that their work will bc
done m the most workmanlikc tuanncr.
All orders promptly attcndcd to.
' MYKIiS &. SEVERANCE.
Middlebury, Nov. 15lh, 1S13. 29
To Mill Owners.
rplIE subscriber would inform Mill Own
" crs in this rcgion, that he has been
constituted by thc Patcntce, Mr. Gcorge
M. Copeland, of Genoa in the statc ofOhio
agcnt to make and vcnd the
Cast Iron Bush for
I
3
This is, regarded, in parts ofthe country
where thcy havo been, as a vcry grcat im
prorcment in griuding all sorts of grnin,
adding one fifth to the velority of the Etonc
aud oncc sct. It will Iast ns long as the mill.
Bushcs will bo kent on hand ready tn he
seiforany who shall order thcm. The
subscriber is also authoriscd to scll cut the
risht to districts and tcrritories,. fur lhe
stnte of Vermont.-and the northern district
ofthe statc of New; York.
RUBEN ROSS.
Middlebury. Dcc. lst, 1943. 3l;tf.
Powdcr and Shpt.
'yTAZ.VRD'S Amcricnn' Sporting Conpowder, ia
Jtl Canislcrs Rifle arfd Common Powder Bbot
T
PROBATE NOTICE
STATE OP VPlMrnilT -
District of New Haven, ss
Be it rcinenibered that at a probto Cour
holden at iJnstol withiti nud for the district
?q CW; .ranT,0nn"''0 'h of Uer-mbcr
1313. Alfred P. Roscoo aml Elias Boltoni
bsqrs. Ailministrntors, on the Estato otr
James Thompson late of New-Havcn iu said
(listri 1 deceascd, witfi the will aunotn'
made application to said Conrt, for an Er'
tciHion of the time withiti which to pay
the dcbts nnd sctile the accoum a"aiust
sai.l E-tfatc. 0
Vhereupon sahf Court ord'eredsaiif Ad
ministration to notily nll persons conccrneif
to appear at a pro batc Court to be fcoldcn'
at the OlTice of Jinl nPw Hn..., : n .
. . . n - j ' . i-i 11115.
tol msatd dtstrict 611 lhe first Mondav of
.1-1.1.1.... 10 1 1 it 1 1- . . J
WU..U...J. itj-ti i ociock i. ai. tnen aml
thcm tn rU'ii.t r.t !. T.'' -. . : 1
,i,u -i.iic-usioij ui iie
time as aforcsaiil ifthcy sce cause, by nub
llshinr .1 rprtifi.l r.t.... nr.i.: . i r .. ..
orthcrn Galaxy & Middlebury Pcoplerf
Iressa newspapcr printed at Middleburr
in tho Countv nf ,u;.,. 1
.utvu KLU SUU
ccssively prior to said time.
riAsvEr Muiu., Jude.
A true copy of reo .rd,
Vttest, !l. Mc.f ill, Juitjc. 23
STATE OF VERMONT"; ) '
District or New Haves. s. (
BE it rememliprfid tlint ..t li.. r....-..
... a tutlUtU uuuiii
iioldcn at Bristol in said district ou thc Gtli
day ofDcccmhcr 18 13, Warren VilliEms Ad
nnmstrator on the Estalc of NATIIANIEL
J. STEARXS. Intn nf Al....i-, :.. .:.! .1:.
trict deceascd prcscntcd his pctitiou iu wr-
I'raymg mai uc may no liccuccd to sill
so niuch of the rcal Estatc of the said de
ceascd as will raisc the sum of five llundred
anu nity uollars, at pulilic auctiou orprivato
sale, for the purpose of paviug the debts
pgaiust said Estatc aml cxpeiiscs of Adiniu
ittration, aud thcruin scts fclli the alninjni
of dcllN dllf? frnni nl .lo..o..I rl. .
. . ..btt,ii9l.ut m ttiti ti't-r-
gcs of Adnniiistratioii. thc vnluc of 'he pcr-
otiiiui i.siaiu nnu ine situatiou or the Ei-talu
ti he eold aud that it is nccessary lo scll a
part of thc real Estatc of the said' deceascd
lor lhe purpose afonsaid; it is thcrctcro or
dcrcd that thc aiiplicrilion for Hccjjcp to sell
anart of tlie real K-tt.nc i,r ilm .i
bo considcrcd nt a Scssion of said Cciirt to
lie IHddcii at lhe otlicc of tho Judge r.f safd
Court ill Hristnl in .lirTnr .... I... II...,
Mouduy of Jauuary 1S1I at 10 A. M. nud
iu.li mc iiuiiiiiusiraior cause uotice tlicrcor
to hc givcn to all pcrsons iuleresled, 1 y puh
lishing a certilied copy of this ordei in thc
Northern Galaxy &: Middlebury lVupIc'4
l'rcssa newspapcr printed at Miitdhl ury iit
the County of AddkMiu, tlircc hci-U- sr.ccif
sivcly previously to thc tirm of huiM C ourt.
H AIlK II.L, JutlgV.
A IrtKT cony i f tccrd,
Allest. H. Mr.ii.c JmlLn.
RON WANTKD. A H wTousoflroU
wiinlcd b.-f.irc thc close of Navigaliuo
for which a purtcnih nnd u pari noods wil!
bc paid. T. C. SMITII.
New Ilnvcn, Oct. 23. 1643.
Groccries.
IPHK subscriber has jast receive.! from Nw
I York n fr;sh supp!y nf Oroeeitet,
cintt, Dye Sluffa, Painls, !(., whieu l.unifor
lor sale as low as can hc purcbascci ia tlib
vicinity, for Cash nr pmducv.
w. v. uvaaLU.
Dcc. 5. 1812
Colliti's &. Cu'rf Axcv.
SflTH or wiTiiot-r hrlvej forah- bv
?3 7.. DrcKwini. &. Co.
Oct. 1813.
Supcrior Tcas, Siigars, and Mu
la&jcs, just rcceived iy
Oci. 1 Oth. 1843 A .' I'RA N'C?0.
Nolicc.
T1II1 copartncr.-hip hcrctoforc exisling bo
twccn Samucl Rnsscll, Ojrus Rhs-scll an.ijt'
hicl Hitchcock wns dissolved by mutii;l n-u-scut
on the first day of Scpteinber 181.'?.
SAML. RUSSELL.
CYRUS RUSSELL.
Au immcdiatc scttlcuicut of all thcrr
notcs aud accounts is rcmicsted. 2U?J
1500 lbs."
TABLB BUTTEIt
first quality for snle
by
t Kiim;is.
I' TIIOU.SAND YAIIDS. Shoi -:ings,
S icrtins, DrillinKs, Tickincs
nnd Cotlon FIjiiiivI', of various qualitics at
luw priccs by A Francis.
feIX I EEN IL1..E5', Colion Yarn, Car
So' pot Wari, I'nning, IFadding, and
Wickiug, nf lhe bcl iiipuufadurc, forsald
luw by A FhANcn.
w
IKA !'. RVK.'C'irii, 0,rS, Burk.
whoal, P.-a- and I!nii. for tulo Uy
A. hr.ANCl-i.
uf Aii.o'irtMiKvr 4"-r,s i
L&) ISuirilo Uoiw; Fllr Caps. FurTiiui.
mod nnd Clnili t'np-1, -' ler'il "i ilii-'rrur
co, s-on-. by I5ROWN i SHELDON.
rfTRAY SIIEEP.
Came in'n lhe tr.rsjturu of thc snh.ciibi'r
nbinit lhe midd'e ol Jtily lii't fiur shrrp
(two wralhfrs, an-1 an Citb aml latnb) rjnirn
crop on one car oflhe woa'!u:r-, a'l ciri?
markH with'a ilnsb nf t.ir on IV ml-.
Tho owiin ij ri qii'-s'od tonron froprtty
pay chargrs nnd tko ihriri nrtnv.
M Jdl.-burv Nv. Ili'h 1P4M.
V.'A J'RANE.
IVKGEESH FKATUEKa.jist t:.-
ki n in and for snle bv A FcancI-.
LA.MP.OIL Wintnr rrfml; lhe b- st
qnalily nn I wnirnntedto "''0 peifict
saiisfnction by A Fkancm.
7 f'i G0l,D LAMPOIL forsale nt
k j ia. 75 cH )Cr j,a0I1 . ,0 a gcn.
eral supply of Groceiics, Teas, Shugar.J,
&cShcctings,i::hirtiiigs. Drillinirs .&. Sinpcs,
by BROWN & SHELDON.
W!NT
JOIIN VALLETT,
Is now ojiciing his nintcr supply of frtwb
Goods, coiuprising a gcnernl aasorlment of
Forcign and domcatic
B3E (Q)05
GKOCKKIES,
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARK.
SrEKJl AND LAEh OlL &C.
which wcro sclcctcd with care, nndofsiipc-
rior quality Plcase call at Ihe Uueap Cau
STottE. nnd cxamihc.
Middlebury Oct. 21st 113.
Shakcr Herbs and Extracls.
ALARGE niso'rliiiciit of Hcrhs, Rnot-.
&c. from tho United Society ofShakcrs-
at Walcrvilet, just rcceived nnd fur iw'i; r.t
urugitoreol ltcstx St Ueidllt.
Nor. 9.1813. 27
t
andBarLoad.at RUS3EL & GKIDLEVS. 13

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