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jr 'i.V.cr, ar.l the l.iltergcutlcmau '
i vT ; ,-r J a cowarU. l iiu aw
t irre;;oui!c:it of thcX. Y. American
,e f:ljiviiis ccoua: c. tlie ct.ac
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: rish.'furtlie Hoassmct. laciuresoi turopc. ims ouuciu ki"S
';:"",!,' .7, 'ed !v tv.o otber wcIMi nbol new aud powciful veut to Engl.sU an.l Amer
"'"Jmh I'avnc ud Beter nf Ala-i ioo cotton fabrics, and thee new custonicrs
, ( , , .i.-Vi.or'cr who chaaced ; must of neccssityiucrcasethe dcmand for the
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" :'J. aml tliathisoiTii recollectiou was
'"'"L'iVtBJ by ilnt of inembers ivitli
l), , " l,- Iwd spakcn. 31r. Wellor rejoincd
'"ihev I. i'J t!ica spoken falsjly. Hc after
t , 'ni, .,'.1 !. d tlia: tbc icporterhad rcpresen
' "i !.: 1 1 V-Iv.and tiiat he aiight, if hc chosc,
!',i!1,','t"liis iii-'i-Ils. That to a pcrson admit
?.jTail:e!looro!i courtcsy onlv, was vrell
! i, .f'iit:iWcas asainstamcmbcr, pnvil
", -l., ir-, lieidos tli.it the rcporlcr had al
'" , !t-u.)lii3 niindto resenc hiinsclffor
,e . tKcuiifrc. Tlic rcportcr, tliDrefore.
, . II rliis. thoiuli uttcrcd pnibal.ly (I im-':.-iii
uhat I haie scen of -Mr. Wcllcr)
', , iistlc iiolence: Imt whenliepro
.. ,1 to call h'n statrments hcs" lio lost
,K;:.ppr,andtoMJr. V.'cllcr that it was
ir.n cwn; -'' ..-V!. . " 1
j itcmt'iits
liat wcrc iais;, suu t
I .,r.n this, Mr. Ve!ier fc!l upon him with
..!.-re iIow uhich cnt him deeply tlirough
. . M--!irot. bore him back overa corncr of
': i wh-rc he stood, Rot him doun, and
. tt,-, hisblons nliilche liad liimimder
V. appcars tu have appealcd for fair
.i it. ili ;sc . Iio crowded nroimd, all strau
'. nliiin. but v.heu sonic t.vo or thrcc
.i-ii. of niterfeiinK. Mr. Payne and scv
,1 v-'.irs declarcl that ihey ivould nul
i an.Isoiicof Jliem cncouraged Mr.
'! r. Tlii. it-purtcr at last e.xlricatcd Uini-
:,' !,!ir;aud(Mr.V,rllorde3ist:ug) left
i, .!! i:::i"h hnrt.
COiDIUJflCATION.
Tor llw Northera Galixy.
"V invite nttcmioji to the call, isucd hy
. .ju:i .Mfiis Tcuiperaucc Soeieiy of
i :-1! u-r, for a Convcnliou of the Fricnds
tf 'i t'iiirniiicu to be held on thc afteraoou
,-i i. ii.! in-t.
t'h'- :a:iou of tbc ( 'cimty Court, at the re
c 'i! krm, iii n-fnsins to rencw or grant I.i-fin-.j.
on the ronuil. it is imderstood, that
pi !.i;c fijiiiiinu in the Connty was advcrse to
t'i tH.iir in iinoiratinj Liijnor, has crca
;. . a .-imiiiiiiii iiiu.v-,t to sustiiin and inrrcasc
i'i jinl.l.c M'litimiriit. To uficct this object
i: u liil'!y important to have ihe friends of
:' ..i; t.iiu j froin all jiaiis of the County
i i, cl!n r. Tiir dty selectr.l is oue con-
r 't.-l in lh? Iienrt of crery lover of his
t. i:.;rv and his kind. And can it be more
. ."iiily oli-iencd tlinn in tlevisin measurcs
t ir .ni'iie tiiL- cai'.sf of Tcuiperaucc 1
l'!i- a Mrtss by Mr. Admis is a suflicicnt
.j.l.'. cmi'iit to a'.tcnd the mceliiig. The ser
i. of otber geutleinen, '.ie Icani, are also
ni.'irol, nliichwill rendcr tho laectiu? one
oi unu'ual interest. D.
T11I-: MONTKZUMA. THE
LA-
TE.ST AIJRIVAL.
ClllVA.
j'1.8 ;j:o3t i:ai.ortant intc!!ij?ence
thnt
i i -i.na shonin; ihat a snpplcmental
!i is b"ea ctTclcd bcln ecn tiic Chinesc
i h oxeriiiiiei.!s, oneclr.tise of v.hich
t''i.;rranfpin; to aH forfiii iiation ihe
'.. rrjvilcRCS of Irede as to ihe I'ritili
nlirs. This will rcndcr iinnccrssaiy
ili.- I.oaiU.n Timrs, a'.l negoc-iation be
(.." il.c Chiucse cnipcror and olher pou--.
Tii- I'liincse govcrnment scem noiv dc
i. i to abide 5y their trcatics in good
'i The Amciicsn aud I'ronch niissions
I! coursc lmvc nothing to do. No mo-
- i lift to inducc thc scnate to confirin
i.iiin.ition of Mr. Cushitig. The slnb
:jn.t:tittiunal fart" that hc dcsertcd
'J Spoak-j As illustratUc of tbc inuuence of thc Cbi
"!"" 1 ii. tt,l Iimu wilh havinu.ua dcniaud for the manufacturcs of those
c!i;;,r. l- ".j i0rtcr(araihcr;whom they have herctofore deiguatcd as
:!!",;. .V, :.nswerc j that Iie would 1 barbarians," it is stated that "an order has
' ' " ' wiiUtiou, if howu tbat , bccn rcccived by one house in London alonc,
,l; ' ( TIk membr told Ui.n for 25,0'JO silver watches.furChma.aud cvery
. 1 1 ' i i.: if l.n li!ni!.l hand in London is in activc cinploymcnt.
1 s HO n""1 ciimitrv for pluudcr will not bc to Parts dttrin" the rcvolution, wlicn thc ue
, , crce of a Jacobin club carricd prosciiption,
oicrio.iked. No latc can be too ignomnious , , 1 , 1 .1 1 .
,. . 0 dcalh and desolation thrntighout cicry pro-
ir-:-i pohtical rencgades. Ihe statc of Mincc u ,lle Ullgdom Galaiy.
I-..U. v.i'h Chiua is quite imsalisfactory ow- j PosTAcr. Thc Vrnuont Chroniclc com
:.vto thevexatious restrictions aud grasjiing . plains tliat Vermont cditorsdo not say at Icast
m.dcc of the ChiBe autl.oriiics. Whcn ! octhiuS on the sul.jcct of postagc. We
, . . , . 1 have, thus lar, pubhshed little or uothmg.and
01 cc regulated this trade will be itnmeuse. ,it.. rr ln rn.11, H.nt n Imve Im.l
T,Ir i, . . ,, , , . . n
Ti,?(Tt -Po Cotto.n -
News i""-"""
Whcn we madc the rcniarks that thc ucws
i'5 ;li- liritanata was of little importance, we I
c:e 'iu politically. liutma couiiucrcialpoint ,
: icv it is of far-rcaching and extraordina- '
ry importance. It is &upposcd, aad not with
out riMson, that thc ucws will givcanimpetiis
to Im-mcss in '41, such as wc have not had
111 manv vcars.
( otton has nscn one lialf pennyapound 111 1 , ' ' r... 1.1,:.. i,
v. , , 1 . u .1 . 1 the pnvilcse of scnditi" paperslreewiiniu thc
r.tiglaud, and the imprcssiou scems tobe that 1 "'"-d . 1 r .1 . 1,.,. :,
,.,.., ' ... , 1 , ' countrv was mtended for this purpose; but it
tinsriewillbeatU-!!tmatntaiiied,whiletliere . . .
, . , . , '. - aniounts to nothins hcrc. l robably tlicrc :s
i .1 chance to go even hmhcr, as thc crop is . , . .r 1 J 1 n.
.bort oue herc. Theconsc,,ueuce of so , aU " '"Vermont ho scnds ti tv
t-.liag a rise as one half pcn i.y upon rtl0 1 ail withm Lis eonnty. unlcss the
.UM crop of cotton, (.pPLd to b'e about 1' ',1? a".f CCP,1.,": c Benendly wp-1,-o.j.oOO
000 of pounl) ailds from e.gut to I ""l -i"lb"llhm tht?rauJ adJ"nnS
T-EL-.Einillions ofdolIarsof money to the 1 i S,. ' st'n l,"sran1d ,lf' as fc.ar'
ii . r.i c! .1 1 .1 1 1 1 f . tlns bill cuts tliem olT, itill be a posittvc iu
I mters of the fco.tth and the l.oldcrs of cot- . , d nlJ y
n:ntnscou.Ury. To spcak properly tlus J e f ,,ost.omccs.' publishcr3 shoM
uynotbe cal cd an mcrcasc of wcallh to, b a0WcJ , seuJ their papcn witliin their
tnt amount but it wi I be an incrcase ofi t. 1 ... i';'l"-'
' in the hands of thc Atnerican holdcrs I
propertv oi tlic countrv
That the Northeru Statcs arc also deeply
interestc.l iu the news mnstbe manifest,whcu
we add that provisions of all kinds are firmpr
ia the English markcts particularly bccf and !
...l.:..l. 1,5,1., r..: t r. .. .
jr,V;U.rnl f . ZZ
la.m flour cver has been, as e can ralsc trrcaV
er quautities of bcef and pork aud aflbrd it
ata cheapcr rate from the Western States
than thc production of wheat.
The eflect of the rise of cotton will be felt
to the rcmotest pulse of the South. Of late
fur the purpose of paying dcbts abroad and , ' othcrtlkc i,'"or,urB
tMKina new purcha.es cither at homc or , re scut Q Jt of ,hc g
., :,,t.i., ' . r -i siu.uou.uuu iu ,j113 pomt would prefer to have tbc bill al-
uK.nju.iuic (io iffiv.il llic countrv.
jears this all important staple has been very Though thc Charleston Mcrcury has witli
low alniost ruinously so but renewed ac- drawti Mr. Calhnuu'g name from the head of
irj anu mcrcased production will spnag up, i its colutnns, as a candidate for the Prcsidcn
ua'.rr a we'.l grounded hope of a fair rctnu-1 cy, aud though thc geucral impression is that
nsratior:, in the tnarkets of England. The j Mr. C. intcuded his inauifcsto to be undcr-imprcss-.on
ecuj to be that the prcscnt I stood as dcclaring his own iutcntion tobe nn
mod-rate rise will be sustained. It is cicar
"i.uajac? nt taoncy in Ureat lin -
tain, nnd the increassd home-consuroption
, , , il.orp. mnst nn.-rate mot fa-
v0r3i,jy upru a diniinished supply arisin;
irom a suor. i:iuij.
As a new eleuieut in kcenicji up the price
' of cut!oa, it !eius to be felt that the thrcs
ljlladied mi:i0s of peopie in the Cliinese
caipue aru .ur uic nrsi uiiii; usiu ..... n""-
iitmi n ttir nnniii.
It has sceracd to ns that fcw statesmcn have
-- . , . ... : ,h
iuuj aiipreciaicu u.c tu..uu.....B " -
nnpnin" nf ilm Chiucse noits must Uavc up-
r a -- ---- - ... .1
.. fl.n Am.iniArj'tnl CT:1 1 1 1 M fJ lli:: ITI.rill.
Tl.. l.m.im i.iiirnm. n tinniilnnriii inrpr
- - .
ihauallEurono. aud fiftccu times larser tlian
""i".- - j i o
tliat
...... r I ., fm StatM. WnnM .v.t Iip.
closinc or opcnins of thc ports of even tbo
la,(JOO,000 of peopie here, seriously afl'ect thc
coiumerce of thc whole ivorld ? Can we
tlien fully cslimate thc mflucnce of thc popu
latiou of 300,000,000 iu Cliina coming into
thc mnrkcts of Europc aud Amcrica to buy
and scll It is alniost likc opcnin: a ucir
world to conmiercial cutcrjirise.
As au indicatiou of ihj iucreascd cheap
ness in niauufactuiiuz, the Iloston Post of the
20th nlt. statcs that "sbipmeuts of goods
from Englaud to thc Uuited ritatcs are large,
in the face of our high dutics, as thc last fall
.shipinentd turned out well." That paper
a.Ws iliat "thcljritanuia brought out a lull
froight of dry goods."
Do not all thesc indiratious unerringly
poiut to an extctided busincss ujioti rcmmicr
atiu? priccs iu thcycar 1H-11 ! Thecominer
cial aspect of the ivorld is dccidedly favor
r.blo to an cxtcnsivc chaugc of cominodities.
Tlic benevoleut spirit of thc agc draws na
tions more into brothcrhood, aud thc political
teudeucics of the statesmen of all ccitntries,
undcr the forcc of these commcrcial influ
cnccs, are irrcsistibly bcnt to inaintaiu peace,
wcll called "thc blcsscd mothcr of arts and
plenty." Alb. Arg.
3111. CALHOUNS LETTElt.
This epistle ha3 throwu tlic loco party all
aback. They are complttely Itors dccuniba!.
It is said tlu w'r; workcrs at Washington dis
pairing of 6ucccss undcr the lcad of Van
I.uren now are endcaroring to inducc him to
fjuit ihe iitld, and to substitutc Commodore
Stcwart asa candidate. Tho party is dcspcr
ate. Its chance of succcss every day lcsscas.
No probability cf an clsctioa of a loco by the
pcople.
The Public Lands. The connnunication
from thc gcncral laud officc, laid hcforc Con
gress, ahow3 the sale of lands for ihe last ycar
to have amountcd to 1,K5!),C74 acres, makin;
!?-J,00tl,000, cxceedins the ainnunt reccircd
the preceding ycar by SCOO.000. Of the
salc-j, not more thau 10,000 acrcs have been
sold above the lniniimmi piicc, otring, as thc
conimissloiier thinks, to the opcraticn of the
pre-ciupliou Iaw, which caables the actual
it-ttlcr to securc the cboicest lands at thc
tniuimum price. l)urius the saiuo jicriod
more thau 10,000 patcnts liave been tnuibiuit
ted and all that have bccupreparcd have been
si;ucd. Ait. Jnlcl.
f"rhe rcinarks of the Watchraan inthe
fidlowing article shoidd altract thc atteutiou
of our mcmbcrs of cotigrcss. The Vermont
Clironic'.e has anotber article worlhy of i:o
lice. It is astonishing tiiat the couiitry press
bollld be so hcedlcss of the process wliich is
going on ::t Washington which undcr the
guiic of reform tlircatens thcir cxtmction.
Tho city press has multitudcs of agcnts to
help fortje out a bill of postago reform, and
inoddle it to thcir nishes. If no more tarill"
is to be placcd upou 7 by 9 sheets.than those
of thc size of a cliurcU witidow; if a Ncw
Vork ExprcssorTribune are to pay no moie
thau coun ry shccts uot more than lialf thcir
size, the couiili may bid farcwcll to cvcry
resjirctRlile journal aud talcntcd cditor; and
city and country both be iubjccted to those
overgrowitic; establishiiicnts v. hich may sv.ecp
cveiy pnblication from the hoard cf compe
tiiion by thcir imniensc circulation.
In ihe cities tlicrc will be conccntratcd all
the litcratnrc talcnt and powcrof pubhc opin
ion moral rcligious and political, from which
it canuot sprcad throu;h thc country without
.coHvcying some of that poisnous miasma
which it r.iust imbibc from the uttnosplicrc
uhsrc it is gcncratcd. licsides, who darc
concciitrale in the citics such a mighty iuflu-
1 cnce. Vonld not the country bc hem iu tlic
snme bondagc to thc cities
?.s r rancc was
1 tio faith iti any chauge until somcbody had
uI . , icmonirratctl B1I c.p.itablc aud
'.feasibleplan. Thc scheme of tho Nc.v-Yor-
kcrs, as to ncwspaper tiostagc, wo do not
1 likc, and have so expressed oursclvcs to the
Conunittec of thc Scuate; aud weliavcbccu
jileascd to scc that thc bill of ?,!r. Mcrrick
atms 10 sicer cicar 01 me pruiiiiiicni uujct
tions to that scheme. Y'ctMr. Mcrrick's bill,
if we undcrstaud it, will uot accomplish a
liurposc which its author unduubtedly aims
to accomiilish that is, to prcscrvc the circu-
r'.i ,
own Statc by postriders, where tlicrc no mail
tercd so as to regulate the postaoe on that
principle. Asitis.-thc prohihition of post
riders. Hf wc undcrstaud it rightly,) the dis-
continttancc of frcc'cxchanges, aud of frcc
orders and remittanccs from postmasters.rcn-
this bill more onerous to counxry
publishers than thc prcscnt law. As to the
rates of Iettcr postagc, wc likc the bill, aud
wc thiuk the public dcmand at least the pro
poscd reduction Walchman.
MR. CALHOUN.
I longer a candidate. -yet wc scc that Duf
1 Green s " Kepublic" protests sgainst this in-
Fnntnc niiil hvr clnnns rw 1. tl 1
ference, and says, with rauch positivencss,
that Mr. C. will be candidate, if bis fricnds
insist on it, tliough withont any cxpectatiou
of succcss and as simply thc cxponeut of
tbeir priuciplcs. Alb. Jour.
Tun Routu to Ouecox. Tho cmi
granls to Oregon, says a Wcslern paper,
havealong roulo to travol, much of thc
way ovcr monntains and barrcn dcserts,
and but fcw rcbtin plaucs. The distance
is sot down as ibllows : Frotn Indcpcn.
doncc, on tho frontior of Missouri, to t'ort
Larinio. 750 milcs ; frem Fort Laritnic to
Fort Hall, 550 milcs; from Fort Hall to
Fort Wallah-AVallah, 450 miles; from
Fort Wallali-Wallah to Fott Vancouvcr,
330 milcs.
StTpCoI. Johnson has writtcn a let'er
dcfming hi3 position in thc coniing Prrsi
dential contcst. It is short and oxplicit
cnough. Tho Col docs not wilhdrav his
namsfrom thc Haltimoro Convcntion but
holds thc !ield gallantly in compclition
with Van Buren. Hc is not quarrclsomc
howcvcr, but cxprcssts his utmost readi"
ness to takc thc Vico l'rcsidency if he
cnnnot got thc Presidency, or indced any
placc. llo is rcady to go blindfold and
hcadlong whcrcvcr thc party pushcs him.
Hc snj if hc gcts thc notnination for thc
Presidency he will accept it wilh thank
fulnet.s though with rcluctancc if for tho
Vice Presidency ho will lake it with grr.t
iludc and pleasurc if for nciihcr ho docs
notsayJic will bo thankful or plcased, but
hc promises not to grumblc.
Tiie SlonJioxs. An intclligent gcntlc
man nlio rcaidcs in tho vicinily of Nau
voo, informs tho cditor of the Clcaveland,
Ohio, Ilerald, ihat thc Mortnonsarcrccciv
ing coristunt acccssions to thcir numbcrs
from rnrious portions cf the Unitcd Statcs
and from Europc.
Temjierancc Tea-Parly. This is a novcl
ty with us, and 110 doubt will bo au attrac
tiou. AVe bcspcak attention to the notice of
thc Yotiug Mcti's Society in another column
Iloth our tov.n's pcop'.c aud neighbors we
trust will scc the filness of tho thiug aftcr the
more weighty dcliberatiou3 of thc Couuty
C'oiiveiition, and uniiing in this social union,
forthesakcofTHE DAY, THE CAUSE,
aud of thc spiritcd cntcrtaincr, will givo tlic
young mcu, iu theatrical phrzze, what is cal
Icd a BUMI'ER.
Thc Coinmittcc of Arrangcmcuts of the
Young Men's Tcmpcraucc Society are hap
py to gi-e uoticc that arrangemcnts are madc
witliilr. 15. 13. Urowu,of thc Addison Couu
ty Tcmpcraucc Houso, fora TEMPEU
ANCE TEA-PARTY, to bc givcu at thc
Masonic Ilall iu this villagc, 011 tho cvctiius
of tiii
!d iustaut at 7 oVlock. Spenkcrs
will bo cngaged for the cvcuing, and the ex
erciscs be varied by suitable vocal and itistru
mcutnl music. A grcat tiunibcr of tickcts arc
provided, which may bc had ofcithcr ofthc
Committcc, and at Brovtn's Tcmpcraucc
Housc aud J. M. Sladc Js Co's. store.
For thc Cotnmitte,
JAMES JI. GOItDON, Chairruan.
Middlebury, Fcb. 13th 184 1.
UNION M E E T I N G.
Fei;r.uAr.r 22u 1S14.
The Whigs of BRANDON, LEICES
TER, SALISBURY and GOSHEN, are
requcsted to mcet at the TOWN HOUSE
in Brandon, on THURSDAY THE 22D
FEBRUARY, at 1 o'clock P. M., for the
purpose offorminga UNION WHIG CLUB
for 1S4I.
C. W. CONANT, )
JESSE HINES, C Town
F. FARRLNGTON, S Conimittco
E. JCNE, 1 of
EDW. SMERMAN, Brandon.
S. B. JL'NE. )
Brandon, Jan. 22, 1S4J.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
Tho Young Mcn's Tcmpcraucc Society of
Jimtilcuury, navmg m view the )rescut con
ditiou ofthc cause iu this Cntiutv, rcspcct
fullv iuvitc a CONVENTION'OF THE
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE IN AD
DISON COUNTY, tobe hcld at Middlebii
ry 011 Thursday, THE 22D OF FEBRUA-
llY mstant, at onc o clock m tlic nllcmiKin.
An ablc advocatc ofthc causc, CIIARLES
ADAMS Est. of Burlington, has conscutcd
to nddrcss tho asECHiibly 011 thc occasion, aud
othcr arrangemcnts crc iu progrcss to givp
intcrcst to thc mcctitig bv thc discussion of
topics of immcdiate conccrn on this srcat
qucstion in our community.
Jamcs Al. Gordon, Jamcs 31. Sladc,
Hciiry T. Dorrancc, P. Battell,
J. Cobb Jr.,
M. D. Gordon,
John Simmons,
O. P. Tttrncr,
G. W. Churcb,
Ldv.ard Mcrnll,
Committcc of Arrangemcnts.
Middlebury, Fcbruarv 4, 1614.
CLAY CLUB,
Tlic whigs of Shoreham are requcsted
to mcct at Hunsdon's Hall thc 22d inst. at
4 o'clock P. AI. to orgnnizc a C'lay Club.
Will you voluntarily submit to the in
sidious cmbrncc of thc doctrinc of Frcc
Trndc, alias. Locofocoistn, or will you
band voursclvcs togelhcr, dctcrmincd in
thc npproaching contcst toachicv a glori
ous victory on which so vttally dcpcnds
thc prospcrtty ol all classcs ol thc com
mumty.
Shoreham Feb. C, 1814.
Kcnt Wrigh't, Azcl Chipman,
John T. Rich. Iilarvfn Nuith,
Bela Howe. Town Committcc.
BRDJPORT
Tho Whigs of Bridport are requcsted to
assemblc at thc vestry on the 22d day of Fcb,
ncxt at 6 o'clock P. M. The principal object
is to form a Whig Club and it is hoped that
every Whig iu the town will bc prcscnt.
By order of the Town Com.
Dr. L. CORY, Chairman.
MIDDLEBURY WHIG CLUB.
Thc whijis of Middlebury are request
cd to assemblc at tho Town Room on
the 21st day of Feb. ncxt at half past C
o'clock P. M. for tho purpose of organiz-
inir a whiff cluo. It is ttme to civo form
and cfiicacy to thc high and cnthusiasttc
determiuation of the whigs hcto and clsc
where to sccurc the prosperity of thc
country by tho signal triuniph of the whig
causc in Ihe npprcacningprestaenuai can.
vasa; Th.cre is howevcr a great work to
bc dono. Come on thcn ; every man to
hts post, and fully and faithfully orgamzo
for the mighty strugglc.
'I'OYTX CoJIMITTEI..
Jamcs IM. Sladc D. S. Churcli
Oliver Hyde J. Nccdlum
R. 11. Cobb C. Ilill
E. S. Uirgo Wm. F. Goodrich
O. P. Turncr W. Moore.
.liddlcbury Jan. 29, 1841.
M a r r i c d ,
In Weybridge on tlic 24lh ult. by Rev.
Jacob Lronard, Mr Amos Landon.to .Miss
Jarusha Rochwood, all of Weybridge.
Dictl
On the 11th inst. of dropscy on tho brain
Ptiilena Adclaid, infant daughtcr of Azro
J. and Adocia P. Mungcr, agcd 1 ycar aud
10 monlhs.
In Bridport Jan. 9th after a short but dis
trcssing illness, Royal P. only son of Mr.
Lewis Johnson agcd 22 years.
liy this allectivedisposition 01 divine prov-
u.ence, a latlier s auu mother s Iicart has been
pierced with jnany sorrows: aud au afi'cction-
ate sister, to whom hc was ardcntly attaclied,
has cxperienced an irreparable loss. Also a
uuincrous circlcof friends, audacquaintauccs,
are called to inourn the loss of 011c who was
descrvedly bcloved. Thc dcceased was pos
csssed of ahigh orderof niusical talcnt, which
he culiivatcd with studious care, aud wc trust
that his mellodiotis voicc, to which we have
often listencd with admiration, is now min
gling in loftier strains with angels, and the
spinis, 01 iiiejust maucpcrteci.
" Yet wecp not for the dead
That in the glory of brightyotithdo fall,
Erc frenzicd passiou or foul sin entbrall
Upon thcir souls have spread.
Wccp not! they arc at rcst
From uiisery, aud madncs?, and all strifc,
That raakcs but night of day, aud death of
life,
In the gravcs peaccful brcaat.
Hallow his humble tomh
With your kind sorrow, yo that kncw him
wcll,
And clinibcd with him vouth's brief but
brilliantdcll,
'Mid sunlight and fair bloom."
Priutcrs in Vermont aud New York are re-
qucsted &c.
Middlebury Academy.
The spring Term of this Iustitution wi!
commeticc ou Jfonday tho 2Gth inst. It is
highly iinportaut, that those proposing to bc-
coinc pupils, should bc prcscnt ut the opsnin
of thc Tcrm.
C. C. BISBEE. Frtctj'lor.
.Middlebury, Feb.l7. 1843. 3:w
r ! .nef
About the middle of Dcccmbcr last the
subscriber lost a vahtnblc Dor. Hc was
largc brindle with two or thrcc white fcctand
a little white ou the uosc and tail. Thc right
eye ou thc white part always appearcd to bc
oloousuot. Auy onc wlio thall 2ive lulcirwia
tiou by Ietter or othenvisc or rcturn said Dog
eliall bc wcll rewardcd.
FRANCIS AYRES.
Weybridge, Feb. C, 184 1. 41:3w
1TUST RECEI VED The ActncvofDoct
3 Buchan's Hc-c.iaiAS Balsaji for Ad
dison County. At
SARATOGA WATER.
ONGRESS Spring Watcr, just rcccived
aud for sale by the doz. or siuglo bottle,
at
UUSbliLi cC GK1DLEY a.
Feb. 14th, 1844.
AUCTION.
Will ho sold ut thc Middlebury Auctinn
room on Snturdny 19th inst, at 2 o'cloeli
P. M. a lot of Cnbinct Furniltirc, nnd di
ning and Cnno Scat Chairs, Brass Clocks,
Bellows, 1 sinjlc Hnrncss, also a quantilv,
of dry goods, nnd Lrockcry Books ccc,
&c, 1 crms liberal.
Z. BECKWITH, &. Co,
Feb. 12lh, lsll.
Newton Acad(3tmr,
SHOREHAM, Vt.
Thc Sprinr Tcrm of this iustitution will
commcuce ou the last Mouday of February.
feiJUft isuall, Scc
I ho aprin:; lerm wiil commcncc on
Thursday Fcb. 22nd. Sliss Annc Strong
Assi&tant lcachcr.
L. L. TILDEN Principal
Fcb. Gih. 1344.
'TJOSERY aud GLOYES Bl'k aud white
11 Cotton Hose, Bl'k vvorstcd do. colorcd
worstcd do. at25 ccnts pr. pair; Ladies
Glovcs ofevery dcscriptiou; BuckskinGIovcs
aud Mittcus, for salc by
15KOVi tc OllELDUiN.
Jau. ,10, 1841.
jj tLACK CAMBRICK; Bl'k Cloakfriug
cs and gimps, just rcc'd by
BROWN & SHELDON.
Jau. 30, 1814.
To Kent.
TIIE unoccunlcd part of die buildin; direcllv
souih nf the old Colleje Lnildinj, and the I'ront nart
of thc liouse situatcd in thc nortli west corncr of the
collcgeeommon. lloth prcmiscs wcll calculaied to ac-
comuuvdaie lamiucs. '.pp.y io uic ucucr.ieu lur
lerms A-c.
Jan. 29, ISM.
39 tf
Cotillion Party.
-jyxtt. SIIER51AN & SO.V, would rcspcctfully in
t 1 form the Ladies and Gcntlcmen oT Brif tof and
vicinity that theirncxt party willcoinmence onTucs
day thc 13.1. of Fcb. 1S14 and to be continuej oncc
a wcek through thc ecason. He wonld aUo icntire
to cav tli.it be vt.ll furntsli Uie best of njtuic fur Inlls
and cotillions. on terais to f uit thc times. Flease to
apply by mail or otherw.se dircct t-acx Vt.
LAW NOTICE.
THE Subscriber haiin; opened an Ofllccforthe
transaction of Jiw businsss, would infurm the
public that be will be rcady to waitupon all wh
may have occasion fir his professinnal eeriicca at
his Ofiice ovcr thc blore ol ira a:ewart tsq.
few doors south of the Post Office,
EMERSO.V K. WRIGIIT.
Middlebury Jan. S, 1844.
Winter Arran"cment?.
The subscribers would respectfully inform tht
inhabitanU of Middlebury anJ vicinity that they
will continue the busincss of Cardiug Woot and
c'rcssing cloth during the winter at tbeir stand
Vcrcennes formely occupxd by E. Sherill Esq
Wool or clodi scnt by Slage or otherwise will
bc nromllv executed.
Fancy dying sucb as ladies worsted dresses aUo
altendedto as osoal. Jtwttl 13A1V.CK.
Vergennes De.!6, 1S48.
Patent Action Pianos.
Tlm .mlispriber havinz rcceutly nrocured
from Bostou onc of these pianos, has bccn
cnucstcd by the manufacturers to actasincir
agent in sclling them. That which isnow m
use at thc Scminary isjustly adrairedand rc
garded as asupcriorinstntmcnt. Thosp per
sons who are iuteuding to purehase pianos,
are iuvitcd to examiuc minc. I am author-
cd to sell them ou reasouabletcrmsandwill
leHvcrthem hcrc at thc manufacturers pn-
. t rnn 1 1 1.1
CCS. X. X. AlXJl-lJ1-
Feb. Cth. 1844.
IN IJANKRUPTCY,
Assiznit's Sate.
n Y orJrr of Ihe Unued States distrirt Court for
the District of V erniont, will be jold at ruuiic aiic-
hc Distnci . vermom, wi.i ue joiu i uuuu
ion at the Vermont Hotcl in Middlebury on Tuesd .y
thcOd. day of February A.D. IS-Uat 1 o'clock miiie
afternooo forcajhall the rijlit. title and inlereit that
Jehiel Suiith lnd 10 and to about onc half ocrc nf
land wilh a liouse stanJin; thercon pituate in tbe .1
Ijge of East ltandolph bcing the same premijes for
mcrly occipiedbv the faiJ riaiith :.Uo a lotofac-,
counls ict fortl. in hia fdimiule oa fi!e in thc ofhcc
of thc Clerk of the District Court.
ALSO. I
Wilttic f old at or ncar ihe Storc of Warren Hay- j
ikn n. Cr-.ui.illf on Tliursdav the 22nd i!av ort-e"-!
nurj A.l). 1S14 al ten o'cloik in the forcnMn ali thc
right, title and iMerwtthatAIfredAtMoodhadinaml
buihlin"! thercon etandin!r, also ahout Cftv arrcs ini
another Int.aUoa lot of .Nolrn, Ilectipn andaccocnn
asBct fonli :n lns ecbc-dulc onlile intlic
oa.ee oi in
Clerk of the Dntnct Court.
ALSO.
111 oc soiiiat ine satue iime anu pmcc u
.. ,. .11 .1.. t
r!M,i. ti.te and mtere.t tl.at Scth Hod Jr. had in
and to I'ew No. 13 in the Union Meetins liouse iu
Graayilk-alsoa lot of Notes, Order and accounts as
cct fordi in his cchedulc on Cle in the office of the
leik ofthe Diftnct Court.
tlAIttlV GOODItlCH. Amgnte
Jliddlebury, Jan. 31, 1S44.
Sorpress from Bufifaio.
"P"UST rcccived J Gross Brisiol'a Sas
Qjp snpcrilla. by
RUSSEL d: GI'.lDLliY. Agcnls.
Choice liiquors. and
Wines.
The subicribcr3 ofier for salo
2 Pipes Alex. Seignettc Brandy,
1 Pipc Champaigtia Brandy,
2 Bbls Amcricau dttto.
2 Pipchcst Holland Gin,
2 Bnrrels Amcricau Gin,
2 Hhds. St. Croi.t Rum,
13 Bbls New England Rum,
S Bbls. Alcohol.
in lots of tv.cnty gallons or more.
Thc abovc catalozue of spirits was sc
lected v.ith care by good judges.H o will if.tr-
rant them to bc of thc ttry lcst qudlily, aud, J
wishinr to sell the whole stock out immedi -
atclv. We will sell them atasmall advancc
from cost for cask only.
ALSU.
S3,00 pcr gallon, of etipcrior quality iu qttat-
ira tn smt customcr.
BROWN & SHELDON.
Middlebury, Dcc. 31st 1843. 3i
OASH Paid
for all kinds of Shippiug
C. RUSSEL.
Fl
'URS, by
"Clear thc I'rack!"
ARWELL'S spring hrd stipa for
salo tit tho old pn'co of $1,00; nnd
all othcr shocs nt n rcduced price from
what thcv have formr.rly been -o!d.
W. S. JOHNSON.
Dcccmbcr 20, 1313.
B (FN N ETlT.'
SILK, Cyprc.-.s, ii Willow Boiinct3. just
rcccived, and Ibr sale by
IRA STKWART.
Nov. 27 1813.
ACKEHEL CodnVh and Tnblc Salt of
uncrinr nualitv. fr salc at.
RUSSEUL S" GRIDLEYS.
Dcc. 4, 1813.
rrTitittl.'. Ri.rerm W. S. Lainp Oil war
MT miitp.l to bc thc vnrv lt alo Lin-
sccd oil Flannann's hest fr salc nt
IlUaSLiLic uitiUL.ci'a.
Confcctioiiaries.
Tliin .lar rcc'd 1000 lbs. Frcoh Confcction-
aries, from thc Mamifactiircr, for sale hy
rv:i: IMTSSRI.f..
Shinclcs, SSiinj;Ics.
900 THOUS.'JND SpruceShinglcs rrfltn
92 ctsto 1 00 pcr tbousand for salc
by P. W. COLLINS.
A First llatc
Assortinent of Cuavcr Cl.nhs, Broad CloVhs,
Cassinicrcs, Satlnictis, and al! kinds ofiritn-
miti"s will bc fouud at A. rRANCIb
H AMP-OIL
Wintnr ref.ml ; tlm bM
n J qualitv ond v
atruntcd to tiivo perfcct
A FltANCH.
tttisfaction by
To Mcrchants.
f.ANDLE-WICK.and COTTON YARN
froniNo.5 to 25, and oflbc besinuality
or sale by thcsubscriber.
JUatil'H UUKLU1.
Middlebury. Jap. 25, IS42. 28 tf
Alpacuas,
Alpincs,
Al. dc Laincs,
Victoria Plaids,
French Mcrinos.
Chusans,
And a largc varlcty of fashtonable goods
at the new cash store.
BROWN SHELDON.
Pickcled and Drii-d Ftsh, for Salc by
Sept 25 Iia STEWART
BUTTER! Butter! Watited good bal
Butter ?.t 10 cts. pcr lb. in exchange
for Goods. W. S. Jouasos.
Nov. 6, 1S43.
Marble Works.
rnlHE subscribers respertfuljy inform the
-lS- public that tbe Marble w.uks lately oc
ctipied by Caso &. Spalding, are now in op
eratioa, and they are prepared to furnish all
kinds ot
Sawcd Marble, caps and sills,
Tomb-stones, iMonumcnls,
&c. &c.
atehnrt notice.
STONE LIME,
Keplconstantiv on hand.
G1BBS & CHITTENDEN.
Middlebury, July 19,1343. ll;yl
20 ps. S. W. So C. AV. Alpacca Lustcrs,
150 do. Calicocs,
5000 yds. Shectings,
500 do. Ticking,
For salc by P. W. Colli.ns.
Sept.5S, 1S43
Novcmber22d 1843.
FLEECE WQO
Cash Puid for good Flecce Wool
A. CHAPMAN 6i SON.
Turks Island & Coarsc TVestcrn
Salt.
QCrnn Bushcls Sohtr Salt,
w'JvU 1000 do T. l.do.
100 Bags ground dairy Salt,
S.nfl Siiinll ba"s nround do.
All
a very superior articb for fatnily uso-
of which will be told very low for Cnsb.
W. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, Dcc. 4, 1S43.
c
BHIGE ! agaiu filling his Storc witb staple
and ri."cv
Dry Goods;
and will continue to sell for Cash, most articlcs as
. , -,. .,it.,,i,-,nr
chenp ai herctofore.noliviuutandiDS the .malla.lrai.ee
in Markct.
S-iteuiber. 27. 1S13.
CHARLES AIKEN,
ATTOnSEY.
MtDDLEBar-T, Vt.
Office No 7, Nichols Building.
Thc JPatent Luce.
T-..np,Kv T? P Rnnntnfr X X)
or PtTTSBUBOH PKSU3T1.VAMA,
Will h lfnt rnnfanllv n hnml liv T)r.
w Vm RUSaEL, of Middlebury, he having
purchascd of the Original Patcntec the fx-
clusire rignt to mane a.ta vena tiie satne wiiu-
. , r - rv- r t .t 1;
'or 1110 .oumj o. SOu,
Vt.
Tho Patcnt Lacc haa now been before the
public for a nuinher of moutlis hundreds
have been applied in diffcrcnt parts of the
couutry, aud witn a succcss never Uctore
cqualled by any rcmidial agent. Nuincrous
well authcuticatcd certificates of its beneficial
inllueuce iu thc removai of diseascs oMong ,
stauding, might be furnished from this itnme-
diatc vicinity iu addition to the stateiiient i
of cascs aud cirtiScatcs of cures furnished by
Dr. Baiming aud others. But this is not ,
dccmed uecessary, as at the prescnt time ref-
ercncc can be gtvcn to ludivuluals weanng
thc Lace in uearly cvcry Town iu the Couu
ty
I'hisiciaus have long felt thc uecesity of
a sttpportcr tliltcrcullv coustructea aml more oi iBji.ig uic ... r
perfectinisada,,a,io,tt the humau form ' -'S
tliau any that had bccn prcscntcd to the pul- , 0, n,lniniti0II, Xi,ue tf , CT.,.1K,1 . -uic. ... d
lic. Thc iuvetltion of Dr Bamiiug's mccts I t,esituatio.i cf the leal t.tate. and ihat it ! ctres
witlt their KCUfral npprobatioil, as it is dc- sarv lo sell ira! ct..p of ll'.e dcccaM.I f.ir.lieur-
signcd to rclicvc symiiliuts, and to rcmcdy a 1 !"? "f';rl t ihcrcforc o.de.e.1 tlu.. -.1 e .d
si.mu w u.il, o , , . , pe,1,1,,K.roual,iercdataeii.Mi of said lourt t
classofphysical maladics nlucli car. not bc i M , a( lhe,ifliceof lbB ir.,i.ter ofi.l t.o..rt
rcachcd by nicdicitlCS alotle. MidJIrhury ou ThiirsJuy thc 13ui d i . f Fcb-
Thc dccent or displacemcut of tho viccra J ruary ncxt at oue o'clock ... iha afuiou-.:; j .1 linit
from rdaation of the ubdom'nial musclts or' saul ad.niailr:.!o.i give notiic t!itcf i.. ( i r w
otber causes tcnds to al.cr and dcrangc tho feKlt"'":
rimctioii ot cvery orgauin tne tniman systcm, ,
and iu mauy cascs this dutiatiou from the
natural healtliv nositiou of uarts is the solo
i :.. . i.: ,i... r-.r. ,i
'causc of geucral dchiHty iu Malcs & Fcmalcs
iu Dyspejisia, alTections ofthe istomach and
IAccr ralpilttfion oj Ihe Xlearl, .ypir.ui Jrn-
SII, Utcri, Sumtression of Urine. The Itrou-
ciillls oi jiuiji.i; upeuKcrs, uim itrjtycni un-
sumplion all of vthich will hc much rclicvcd
1 . . .... rt .
nuot cutirely rcmovcu oy tne usc oi tne ra
Itnt Lace, whcn their cxistenco is caused by
Physical dcraugcment auda nicchauical dis
placcincnt of part3 which cr.n be readily as
ccrtaincd hy obscrviiig the form aud iymji
toms of thc person alfcctcd.
This liistrument has uccii cxannneu ny
Drs. Mott, Rogcrs, Frances and Griscomli
of New York, tho Facnlty of Pittsburgh,
Hartford and New Ilavcu and lus ootaiucu
thcir f.ivorable tcstimouy.
.... ., iJ i. l
, . . , ., . , tlien anJ tucre lo inaKC incir o.Mr.-iiiia r.-.-
thc honso of the subscriber, two doors south , of a, .,(.,, j irii1Cy ...v sce c.osc.by pol -ofthe
Court IIouc. l'atteiits at a distanee 1 i: i,:..- c(.rtiticil Cot.v ofthi-.iir.lcr in i! u
;nniicauoii lor iuci.accc.i.i im i.tauo Mfc
will bo visitcd at thcir rcs'tdencc if rcquired.
spccimen ot tne i,acc togeincr wmi
rious kinils ot tlic lnost app
kinds of tbc uiost approvcd 1 russcs
now m use cau at anv tmie b
cxaniincd at
the Druggist store of Rtisscl & Gridlcy first
door soutu ot luc l ost Wllicc.
V. P. RUSSEL.
Middlebury, Fcb. Cth 1844. 40;tf
Price llfidnccd.
THE V0IC2 OF THE PEOPI.E,as we'lasof
expcricncp, has alia)s bccn deciite in favor of
PIIELPS'TOMATO IMLIJ3. They h.ve Ucn
in gcneral use as a Faiuily Jlcdicine. for (ive je;irs,
d'.rin which time, more than a million of utllict
cd odcs luuc cx: cricnred their hcalin; virlucs.
From Mainc lo Georgia, and frora the sea to thc
Uorky Mountains. may be hcard the voicc of grat-
itudc f r .Icl.vcn.nce from suUerin?, uy tlus tne
l'coplcs' rcmcdy ; and in cvcry hamlet are living
vvltncsscs ablc lo tell of their delivcrancc from
dcalh by this valuablo reiuedy.
mony puo.i.uc... v,..,cn .nc . ropr or i as r-c.e.
conctrnms tho Koo.l etrc-ls or his Mcdicinc, II
would convni-c thc most srept.cal. Cascs alniost
innum raMc of l)v.ic,iiia, Jaundice, Dil ous Fe-
lers, and Lirci Airections, K uraatism.paius inthe
back. side loins aud liu.bi, aci.l stoo.ach, gravel,
hahituai costivcncsj, sick hcadachc, colds. couglK
and Iir g ferer, scrofulous diseascs, ulrcrs and Iu
mors of long- ataadins, &c , bc len curcd by
thcsc PilU alonc, and tlie le timony recordcd wilh
proper vouchers ; nnd it is cosfidently beli vedth t
uo c seof the above compljinu cau witlutand a
persevcring useof Ihe Pills-so ay the Fliysicians,
I'ntup in ISoxes. n iih ihe aigualure of G. It.
Phrlps, M- 1)., on tke sido label.
Dcvvarc of iaiposilion ! Many aro Itise cnough
to trv lo ira, late tlu icinedy. u pniicuur lo gei
the genuinc and you r. tll not bc diiappoiatcd
their cfiec ts.
AGfSTS ! Never buy of I'cddlers thc are
ncvcr alluvvcd to carry tli3 genuino Pilli. Scud
your order to thc Proprietor, llartfold.or somc of
bisgcneral Ag' nts. h arcappoi"'cd by liii.
GEN'ERAL DEl'OT.
at 22C Maia strcct Hartfurd.
AGENTd.
Sidncy Aloody, Middlebury,
Volney Hos-i. Bratidoti,
Huntloy fc Higgins. Salisbury,
HK1T. RYH, Corn, Oiits, Buck
wheat, Pcas und Beans, for sale by
A. Fr.Ascis.
fpUFAFLO ROBES. 4 balcs No. 1
'& BulXdo Robes; Fur Caps. Fur Triin
med and Cloth Cnpt, just rcc'd at the nrxo
cheap store. by BROWN & SHELDON.
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Thc subscriber oflcrs for sale his housc
lot pleasantly sitttatedin the villagc of Mid
dlebury near the new College, now occtipicd
by N. B. Harvcy. A liberal crcdit will be
given and price rcasonablo for particulars
enqtiirc of 1). Woster.
1 ABIJAH STEARNS.
Fcb. Middlebury 10th, 1844.
For Sale.
A Fann lying on New Haven
rivcr, containing bctwcen one
hundred and twcnty and one
hundrod and forty acrcs ofthc
very best of land ; thcro are two barns. For
ty or more acrcs of said farm intcrval, thcrc
is a fiuc grove of pinc timbcr ftt for shingles
and boards, a lareo quantity of hemlock for
fencing tiniber, also a quantity of black ash
for rails, and a good supply of wood for fuel.
The farm will be sold cbeap. Time given
for paymcnt of two thirds of the purehase if
.rqquired. For particulars mquire oi niariiu
S. Dorrancc, of Middlebury, Mr. Jcnison
'Merritt of New Haveu, who have carried on
said farm; abo Charles Linslcy Esq., or to
the subscriber at Bristol.
t JOS. C. BRADLEY.
Feb. 11th, 1844. 4l;tT.
PROBATE KOTICES.
STATEOF TERMONT,
1
District or ADOtsoa,
BE it rcmembeml, that at a rrolmto
Court hel.lat Mid.llehury, in aml for thn'
District of Addison, on thc ISth dny ofJan'
tiarv A. I). 1S4I.
Itufuj Fcrkins aduiinistrator nf thc estate of
LEVI SMI'l'H JR.
late of said Midilltlninf dcceased, presents hU P"i-'
titio.iinwril ngIo3.iKl ccurt, fllii;( fonli tbe-"
mount of ilebia due Ircin tBe said dcceased, ihe cx
penses of adiuinimation and" riic nloe ofthe pcrsoii
al estate of the dcceased, aud ihat it U nccssjry trv
sell fcal estate of the deccasrd fur the purpo5 of
pnving thc dcbts aainsl said rstnte and ex-cc.c o1
aiiiuin'stration, and also sutiojthat the rcal estate
of said dcceaicd consists of a lot in the vilbgft of
East Middlebury, cta.niug ahoatonc iua.th ot'an
acrc of land nnd a flthc aud barn thcreon, aml oiw
othcr iract of land in said Middlebury cnnl..inin? -bout
25 atre-, cominonly rallcd tlie ri!er bna.
arkl tbat citbcr of s.iid dctcribcl pi.-ce ol" laud can
not I dividcil and a part thorcol eol.1 withuct injur
y to those interc-tcd in the rcrnaindcr, and prayini
tluit thc said admiaistrator t...y Iw liccme.1 tu tell
mcb tart of baid rcal estale as sluM bo nccessarj lo
pav ihe dtbli of the ik-rca.ed and ctenscs of aj
minUtralion an.l shall bc lansl beclticiil to ll.oo
roucerned tl.crcin: Ii is ibtrcfore orifercd llut iul
petit on be Ciinsidtrcl al a csiou,of taid coult to
bc hehl at thc oScc of thc Krgistcr f taid co.i n
raid MiddWxiry on Thuis.hy the 1 Jth day c f F.b
ru.ry next at oiie o'clock in Ihe afternooo; and th.t
said admiuisti:.!. r givcooiice tlwreofto all pcrsons
inlrrestrd llut ihey n.ay appear aml nsike tnelr ol
jectious, if any tLcy may kc, to ..kl licene Lein
grantcd bv publishing a cer'itie.l copy
of ihisordcr in thf Northeru Gal. xj atul
Middlebury Pcoplt's Prcss, a nev.rpaper
prii.tcd tit said jMiddl.-bury thrce yeck.
succcsaivcly, prcvious to thc timc ot" saiil'
cuurl.
J.S.BUSHNFLL, Rcgistcr.
A truccopy of rrcnrd.
Altc.-t, J. S. BUsHNELL, Rep. 33.
STATE OK VERMONT,?
Di.irin ol AddNo.i s-s. j
I)K it remeinbrrcl that at a I'robatc Court held t
Middkbur)', iu and for tlic District of.Vdduou.oa tbo
Wih t'ayof ana.ry A. I) IS44.
I liaillltll iHlirii ilrU llUiat.V v msw nuui iun uv.-
of tbs estate of
ALVA ENGLISH,
late nfraiJ Middlebury dcrcascd prcsrnt tlrlrr.eti
tion in wr.tin lu said couit pnijiiis for lici nso to
sell rcal utate of ihe mid dc.oi.ld for thrioo
, . liUlrlins .,tiCc.j cw f i
sjot .i r
- r . , i
itu. ;.,nh..m Gaiaw aw! Jliddinwy I roiilrs
1'rnM a neivkiier pria'ted t -"id Mid.ihrUr) tl..e
wccks .uccnsivtly jacviocs to ths r.;.i, -f s.ul
L'ourt
J. r. BUSNELL,P.fitr,
A truc copy nf rcmrl.
Ati.-t. J. S. BOSHNELL. 15. c. 50
STATE OF VEKMON I',
D.sTr.tCT op Nnw Have.v, j-s.
Be it rcmctnlii'rcil that ut a probate ( 'ourt
holden tit JJri-tol withiti and for lh ilitrict
o! Ncw-Ilavcti on thc 2d dny ol February
1314.
Tbo aJm!nistrtr on thc ctate of Aogostus
White, Ute of St..rk."liro' i"i said district ma.tc
applicjtioa to id court for an ctciiim of tho lire
within hich to pay thc debls and scttle the accour.ts
of siadeitate. Wlwrcttpon tho omrt ordrn.l
the said aiuninirtrator Io uotity al'ptis s con
ceriiedMappc.ralapri.Iwtcco.Ht io I h..l.lon at
liristol in said district at thc ottice ofthc Jndvie ou tbo
' fir.r MontL.vof alarcli
lSUal IU o clocK A.M ,
( ----- - , ., , ,
Knrtlicrii Cnltixy Si Midillel.urv IV.ipb-:!
prps a newMianrr iirinteil al flini 'iei.n-y
, : ,i.B Cniiiilv of Ad.ii.-ou . three week.yUO-
rssiVelv nriiir to said titt.e.
HiKVCY Mun-ill, Jiidne.
A true c.'py of i ccrd.
Attesi, !J. MCS-H.L, Judif. 40
State of Vf.rm .nt, i
District of Nfvv I li.von.
HK it rfincinliere.1 llut Al a probale C""lt hol r u
at Bristol within and for tlu I strict of .New ilas
on thc 3.1 .Liy of Dc-cialr 1841.
The ad.iiiiiitraic,r on the csiato of WiLLtAn
E.xn l.ite of rvevv lUtcn, iu said distrirt, ioa.!e nt -plication
lo wii.l court to clau.iic an.l ullovv I.is r
nmtn;:inst said estate as adiiiinislralor nfoirsr.ltl
VhcrciiKm,i..ii.l n.iirt ordcreil thc a'lminislrator ti
not.ty all pi r.ons co.icctncl to app. ar :.t a prtLat"
court to In- holden at the ..fiic" ..f tiic ju:ije of sii'i
court al Ilri'tol in said u'Ulriet, on ihe C.h day f
March nrxt at lOo clork A. 31. tlien aml tlicrc iu
Wcrc all the lesli- I niakc their objrctiuiu tu liie alloa..co of said ar
. . . cf.uuis.iflllrv src cause. bv nuhlishiii? a ccrnfirit
-( .y j llc N.,;lUim (;.lIaiv aI)lI lVo-
' Vnn a Mmw vtiat, at Middlebury in tho
1 nuMy uf Addison three wccks succcsshcly prciiuus
; t0 tjlc tj,no f BaiJ court.
, Ilarv, V MiiiimI!, Judgo,
I - ( cor.lJt
t ,,, II 'I,.;il !,U dl
Commissioncrs iVotici1.
WE the s.ihitrrihers being Rppolnied bv he Hon.
the prolxitc couit for the di.t.it-t of iw l.iten rt,Ri
iii sMionei lo rrc ilc, cxauiine aiKl adjiuil all rU:a.s
und dcmand of all persous ag,.i.t thc citic of
IJARIiY HOYI',
1 .tc of NevrlL-lirn in aid dwli irt rrprcsrnte.1 icsoti
Cnt an.iaUoall .'rriiau.! cxl.ihite.1 in ouct Iio iclo
ond six months from ihe 5th Lv of l'etnu. ry t-t.
;n Iviogalloired liy sad court f..r llr.lpurp rc, e do
, Iwrcby give notice that wc vrilh.lle.id lo i'.i--Luvirt.
of our a .1 apKiintiicnt at the ditcliin" Ihm se .f
wnlovvof ihe Ra.ii.Iccesed tn saifl iNtfw.ivtii.n I.
3d Thursdjjs of Jl..rcl. and July mi hoio a.o
o'clock A u., linril 4 1' m. on caclt of said as,
Kevb.ivcn, I'rb. 10,1841.
Kliiu IbUtvr.i, n . . .
r fir i Coiiiiniss.oi.cr3.
41 Ira Otfforil, S
Coiiimbsioncrs Nwtiro.
IVC the sulacriler lin?appo"nle.l In llrt Ifr.n.
tlie prolxite court for the district of J.V!i.ne i,l oni
missiooers to rcceire, cxamino nnd adju-.t rilctua.
and dcmaud of all person agains' itusnluKof
Mosiis F. wmkele::.
lateofNcwIIatcnin said district dcccascil, rcirfrnt
ed insolvenl, abo all rl .iio and domaiids cxhihilt 1
iu oflct thcreto, and six ruonih froiu tLc Cit. ilay of
February lStl Uing allovvl by said cooit ior lUt
purpose, we do theref.rc give nolice tlut we wi!l at
terul to ihe busincs of our raid sppointioi i.t al tc
dneihnjl lio.uc of thc wi.lovv of the dccea'rd in sni.1
In Xeliaven,onlhc3d Tuesdajs of March nnd J.uy
, uext from 0 o'clock A m. till foar I'ra. oneachSof
said dars
Nevvuaven, Feb. 7lh 1341.
William Ntish, 1
Ira Giffird. Commissioncrs.
Amos lalthetcs, S 41
JSeiD Goods.
JTBVUE Subscriber is now recriing
li completo assortment of
GOOBSi,
adaptcd 10 tho
Fall and W i n tc r T r a d o,
Comprising many iiewstylesncvcr beforo
ofTered in markct- Hc inviies thn uttcati..n
of tho community, to a largcr and better -lectcd
stock than has cver hefbrc l.ceii ofpr
ed m this vicinily. P. AV. COLLiNSs.
Cornwall, Sept. 23, 1843.
EFght.thousandyards. s ,
ting9, Shcrlint!S, Drillings, Tt k'.,;i.
and Colton Flanncls, of various i)iia!iimn
lo prices by A Fbaci.
1XTEEN B.1LES, Cot'oii YHrn, Ci
pct Warp, Hatiiug, IFnddiiu'. n .
Wicking, of tho bwt iBsUunicturH, forl
ow by A FxcTi.

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