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f clections for sir months past liave been so
frCHituilly disasterons, hov thaukful are they
forEB'3" fjors, cvcn tliough obtaiued by tlie
ftulcs' frauds and villauy, as appears iu our
-r ht wcek. Eighteen Hundred ccrtili
3tesofiia:uralization,a largc portionof which
iiercj$..liedforthcspccial purpose offheelcc
tiou, in uttcr contempt of law aud reason, and
jlreay pronounce by a commiltceof thc Icg
jjaiure, illegal and fraudulent. But how
CODteaptible iliis hollowing when cvery body
jf.juainted with Louisiana, knows tliat that
gwle will io uith a rush of thousands ma
jority for Ilenry Clay, iu tlie fall.
Wiuo VicTomcs is NewYohk. There
,lt oflbe clections in the muuicipalitics of
tlie SMe liave bcen Iookcd to with great anx
jetv, as indicative of future prospects of thc
prws tne Prcsidential Cnuvass. Evcn
tlio Albany Argus boasts of comparativcly fcw
vidorics liile thc whig papers announcc col
umiis of whig victoiics in various parts of the
Ste. All isanitnation courage and energyon
thc part of the whigs, and will rcsult in afull
vote rcxt fall aiways tantaniouut to a whig
victory.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.
The discouragemcnls which thisinstitution
Las had to encountcr for a fciv yeais past arc
lastdisappcariug. Cndcr an able and accom
plislied faculty who spare no pains to inakc
good scholars of their pnpils, and a system of
iustruction emminently calculatcd to produce
this rcsult, for a year or two past the Collcgc
has becn gradually winning its way b:.ck to the
public coiifiJcnce. Six or cight students havc
receutly cntercd thc collcgc, uttractcd by the
reputation of supcrior scholarship eujoycd by
the faculty, and thosc who have fmishcd thcir
collcgiatc life nnder thcir iustruction. Iu ev
cry rt'spcct thc prospects of the institutionarc
brightcuing, thczcalof iu fricnds isrccnkind
liug, prejudiccs are giving away, and it is
gradually vindicating its claims to its former
rank among thc most d'tstinguished iustitutions
m New England.
THE MEMORIAL.
Soimportant do we estecm itthat the cour
sgc&. zcal of mcmbcrs of Congrcss.which aro
60 apt to flag, amidst the miasma of South
cru inflncnce at the Capital, shuuld be rcin
vigoratcd by a frcsh brcczc from the Green
Jlountains, that we have hastily drawu np the
following memorialto the Scnatc of thc Uni
tcd States, requcsting that body to arrcst thc
pissage of thc new Tarifl" bill, should it ar
rire thcrc. "Wc pcrceivc that in various sec
tions of thc country the pcoplc are movcing
.pnntaucously iu support of the prcscnt tariff
ajaiust the combiuatious of party lcaders.
Lct our farmcrs and mcchanics, stop for a
uiomcrit to makc a solcinn protcst against thc
uiicmpt uow makiug to crush thcm again uc
der the cnr of lMartiu Van Burcii's treacher
ou3 ambitiou. The wholc weight of public
scntinieut should be immcdiatcly brought to
barcupou congrcss in a matter so vital to our
selves and the county. And now, yca this
very week lct active racn in each town in thc
County take upon tliemselvcs to copy this
meniorial to thc Senate, procure signitures,
mid seud thcm as soon as thc bcgiuning of ncxt
wcek to be added togcthcr acd transjiortcd to
Washington. Letitnot be said that thc pop
nlar voice will bc disregardcd. It is only to
be heard to couiinaud rcspect. Silcnccata
crisisliko this may bc coustrucd into a partial
assent or cold indiffcrcncc for a tariff upon
which our all is staked.
FORM OF MEMORIAL.
To thc Senate of the Uniled Stales :
We the iindcrsigned, citizens, of tlie
County of Addison and State of Vermont,
belicving that a protcctive tariff is vital to
thc prosparity of cvery sectionof our com
mon country, and that in this rcspect the
law of 13-12 has becn highly cffective and
beuificent, do regard with cxtrerae rc
grct the bill rcceutly introduccd into tlie
Ilouse of R-eprcsentativcs, by which the
prescnt tariff is to be rcduccd in such a
jnanner as to strip it of its protcctive fea
turcs, and again prostrate all the great in
tcrests of the country.
Wc do carncstly cntrcat your honorablc
body to refuse your sanction to any altera
tion of the prcscnt tariff, at lcast, during
this session of Congress. Wc have no
doubt from the ihort tcst it has undcrgonc
that it will triumphantly vindicate itself,
cvcn to many of that portion of our coun
trymen who have hitherto becn most hos
tile to it, by yiclding an amplc revcnue to
the trcasury, reviving thc business, the
enterprize and the hopcs of all thc indus
trial classes of the community, wherever
in the Union they may be located ; and
etartiug the nation forward in that unri
ralled carcer of wealth and grcatncss
which the observance of a protcctive poli
cy will infallibly ensure to it.
TIIANKS KETURNED AND FAVORS
SOLIC1TED.
Mr. Edltor, through your paper I do most
gratefully acknowledgctho tokens of kindness
manifested by the childrcn of the Sunday
Schools, to whom I gave an address yestcrday
in the Congregational Church. 3Iany good
booksandtracts were handed tome with some
mites in money. Should othcrs be disposcd
to do likcwise their offerings may be scnt to
thc care of the Rcv. Dr. Mcrrill, or to Mr.
Hagar, bookseller, who have kindly engaged
to fonvard the same to me for distributiou a
mongjthcdestituc in Canada.
I rcjoiccto findsuch apleasing contrastbc
tvcecn thc present tinie and the time Tfhen 1
lirst passed through Vermont. Theu I found
no Sunday Schools nor Tract Socictics, now
blessed be God I find both in almost overy
town and village. I also find Temperance So
cietics in successful operation. And great
good has been done by thosc as well as by the
former.
That God may induence all to exert them
eelves to suppress vicc of cvery kind and pro
motc useful kuowledge is the sincere desiro
and fervcnt prayer of
T. OSGOOD.
AntDf,hc Friendly Union of Canada.
Wwdlebury, March 23. 1844.
Licesces Our accounts from various
quartcrs of the Statc are chcering in relation
to the progress of Temperance reform. The
town authorites in numerous instances havo
disapnroved liccnccs to Inn-kcepersto scll in
toxicatiug driuks as a bevcragc. Middlebury
is now to be added to the list. At a meetiug
of thc authoritics on Wednesday last a powcr
ful effort was madc to obtdin Iicence for Mr.
Shaw of the Vermont Hotel, a Landlord whol
ly unexccptionablc in his profession, aud one
who has cvcr becn very caulious in dealiug
out Jiquore improperly. 15ut the application
was rejectcd by a vote of 20 to 8 on the grouud
01 pnnciple alone. Woodstock has refuscd
to grant licences by amajority of 14C. Wcth
crsfield, Spriogfield and Hartford, voted by
Iarce niaiorities not to crant licences. Scv-
cral othertowns mijht be inentioned. Hart
land is the ouly town reported iu thc papers
which has voted to grant licences.
THE FREXZY OF THE TERRIFIED
DEMOCRACY.
It docs sccin as if, contcmplating thc tri
umphant approach of ilenry Clay, John Ty
lcr was determincd as Mr. Adams has it, "to
set thc caslle of Oic govcmment on fire," an
rclraatby thclight of the flamcs hc may en
kiudlc. Thc samc may be said of the dcs
perate dtmocracy of the IIousc. The pub
lic havc ccascd to woudcr at thcir brazcn au
dacity, their uttcr disregard of all parliamcn-
tary dcccncies, aud the adoption of rules of
lcgislatiou to silcncc thc minority, as iiitolc
raut & tyranuical as thc Ukase of the dcspot
of Russia. Last wcek Mr. Dromgoolc rnade
a rcport from the committce of AVays and
Mcans of a bill for thc rcpeal of thc distribu
tiou law. It was ordcrcd for immcdiatc en
grossmcnt without discussiou or the usual
rcferencc to the committce of thc Wholc.
Whencver an attcmpt to dcbate the bill was
made by the whigs, thc trap of the prcvious
question was sprung upon them, and it was
finally nished through the IIousc thc same
day it was introduced, au act ncvcr douc bc
fore except in cases of small momcnt and uu
qucstionable cxpcdieucy.
Thc saine Mr. Dromgoolc reported a bill
to cstablUh the subtrcasury, which with the
cxccptiou of a rcferencc to thc committce of
the Wholc, may be passed with cqual ccleri-
ty-
Thc new TarilT.of cvery thiugcxccpt annex
ation, the most momcntous question nhich
could occupy thc attention of Congress will
probably bc prcsscd through as if it wcre au
alfnir of ordinary cousequcucc.
The bill to givc noticc to Great ISritain for
thc tcrmiuation of tho joiut occupation of
Orcgon is giving risc to innumcrablo inflama
tory spceches from wcstcrn Iocofocos, who
uould not hcsitate to phmge the country into
a war for a tcrritory which it would bc bctter
for the nation wcre it sunk in the depths of
thcPacific. And that too at the very momcnt
whcn a British plenipoteutiary has just cn
tercd thc capitol on an cmbassy of peace and
ncgociatiou. Ncvcr was thcre put togethcr
such a bundlc of inconsistencics as constitutc
the locofocracy of this country. Etcmally
r.iising a war-hoop against England, ithile
they arc cvcr advocating a-course of policy
for thc couutry which England hcrself could
not bctter moddle for her intcrcsts, and our
own inipovcrishmcntand ruin.
Thc object of all thc frautie movenicnts of
the self-stylcd dcmocracy cannot be disguis
cd. Thcir leadcrs feel at last tcrrified at thc
rcccnt brilliant triumplH of thcir opponcnts
whcrcvcr a test ofstrcngth has becn madc.
They see that the tariff by its benificcut opc
rations has won its way la thc admiration of
thc pcople, and they arc now cudcavoriug to
divert thc pojiular attention to othcr is3tics
out ofnhich they may crcate political capital.
Whatcvcr has a tcudcncy to cmbroil thcir
opponcnts, array onc portion of thc country
against anothcr, cxcitc public passions. and
bodcs public disorder aud misfortunc, is the
bcst of food for Van Burcnism. But wc fan
cj thc party will makc but a poor go with
their Orcgon and Tcxas gammon. Evcry
attcmpt to bartcr this for Van Bnrcn votcs
will sink them still dccper iu thc mircy clay.
Of still lcssavail will bc thc lcgtrcasury sys
tem. If locofocoism can triumph with uo
other cards, nothing can prevent its extcrmin
ation in thc cauvass of 1844.
MR. CALIIOUiV-ANNEXATION-TIIE
TARIFF OREGON, &C.
From our Spccial Corrcspondent.
Washington, Tucsday March 19.
Mr. Calhoun's lcttcr to the Presidcnt,
which may bc callcd his lettcrof acccptance,
states that he will comc on to Washington in
a few days and arrange the terms on which he
will accept offlcc with the Presidcnt pcrson
ally. He docs not say in so many words that
hcwill accept the office of Secrctary of Statc,
but the inference is that he will providcd he
can do so unconditiunally. IIc givcs thc
Presidcnt to uuderstaud that ifhc cannot take
the office perfcctly untrainmeled, he will not
do so at all.
After he gcts here, his friends say that he
will Iook round, consult with Senators, as
certain the tone of fccling that exists in the
Senate with regard to the Annexation of Tcx
as, and the Oregon Question ; aud thcn bc
yond a doubt enter upou the dutics of the of
fice for no othcr purpose than to sctllc those
two great qucstions.
As to the prcscnt position of thc Tcxas
question, Mr. Calbouu is well iiiformed on
the ncgociations that havc taken placc be
twccn Mr. Upshur aud Gcu. Houston on this
subjcct, he havtng becn iu rcgularcorrespon
deuce with Mr. Upshur on this matter up to
the time of his death; aud also in correspou
dence with Mr. Walkcr, who has been (as I
liave told you) thc prime move in this matter.
Evcry thing that has been done by Mr. Up
shur and Mr. Walker, has bcen done by and
with thc advice and conscnt of Mr. Calhoun.
Mr. Calhoun still will allow no interfcrcncc
in thisaffair; hc will scttle thcsc two qucs
tions enlirely in his own way ; aud ifhc can
not settle thcm amicably and honorably hc
willrctircandleavethcmunsettlcd. Butthis I
know, that he considcrs the territory of Tcx
as already as part and parccl of the United
States, and will iusist on its Annexation.
As to Mr. McKay's TarifT bill, tliat will cer
tainly pass the IIousc, and if Buchanan and
Sturgcon will go for it, the bill will pass the
Scnatc. Silas Wright and Hannegan will go
for it: the two Louisiana Senators will o
for it, and they will neutralizc the votes of
thc two Tenncssec Renators against the bill.
We don't beliere it. Ed. Trto.
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION,
B T THE GOVEENOn..
'TlIE LoRD REIGNHTIi; LET THE PEOPtE
TEEMBLE." "TllE LoKDTAKETU PLEAS-
Or.E IS THOSETIIAT 1IOPE IX IIlS MERCr."
Asindividualsandas'a ieopleitbecomcth
ustofearthejudgmentscfthcLordforour
many sius, aud for pardon and blessiug to
pnt ourtrust in llim wlio is abundantin
Mcrcy and Goodness and Power:
I DO, THEREFORE.in considcration of
tlie rcycrence due to Ahuighty God, aud in
I compliancc ith the customo'four fathcrs,
appoint t KlUA V, THE F1FTH DAY OF
APR1L NEXT, to be observcd throughout
this Statc as a day of FASTING, UUMILI-
ATlUIM.and PRAYER; and I invite all the
peoplc to a solemn observance of that day, by
abstnining from all secular employments uot
required by nccessity nrmercy.-bj- confcssion
and neart-felt rcpcntance of all our sins,-and
by humble prayer to God to avcrt thc judg
incuts which arc reserved for our transgrcs
sious as individuals, and for the opprcssion,
the intcmpcrance, and the wickcducss which
an in the land. Lct us acknonledge that
cvcn thesevcrest afilictious which anyofus
have becn callcd to cndure, as well as thc most
sigual infiictions ol Diviuc Providence upon
the nation, arc but racrcics comparcd with
thc punishmcnt that our sins havc most fully
provokcd; aud with rcuewed and sincere rc
solvcs to walk in the foarof God.letusiinplore
forgivencss for thc past. through thc mcrits of
Chnst our Saviour.auddivine wisdom to guide,
andgracc tosustain us. Lctusseck His blcs
sing upou the land that it may bring forth a
bundantly, and upon all our cltizens that they
may be prospcrcd in thcir lanful and proper
employments. Lct us scek his blessiugs up
on the State, that temperance, justicc, ordcr,
and obedieuce to the laws may prevail that
our rulers may bc wise and faithful mcn and
that our religious.litcrary, aud civil institutions
may be sustained and iinproved for thc pro
motion of righteousncss, knowlcdgc, liberty,
and thc happiness of our commonwealth.
And, finally, lct us seek his blcssing upou the
Nation, that poace may be maiutaiucd that
its rulers may scek to promotc thc welfare of
the wliolc that tlie spint of union aud inutual
good will may prevail; and lct us pray that
God would put it into the hcarts of thc Ainer-
icau Peoplc to abohsh Slavery at ouce aud
torcvcr, anu to Lccorcc in all things that hap
py pcoplc whosc God is the Lord ; aud whosc
Ingli privilcgc it sliali be, by tbeir own consis
tcnt cxample, to commcnd the incstimablc
boon of Christiauity and Civil and Religious
Frcedom to the acccptance ofthoworld.
GIVEN undcr ray hand at Peacham, this
scveiithday of March, iu thc jcar of our
ioru ouc llioiisanil ciglit liuntlreu aud
forty-four, and oftlieindependcuce of thc
Uuited States the sixty-eight.
JOHN 3IATTOCKS.
By thc Governor,
IIesrt Hale, Secrctary.
Tkxas
axd Gbeat Britais Mr.
CnoATn's 6rr:Ecii.
Froman Occasional Corrcspondent.
Washington, March 19, 1S44.
I havc loarned from an unqucstionablc
sourcc that MrPackcnham, soon nftcr hc
was accrcditcd hcrc, passed to thc Sccre
tary of State a disavowul on thc part of tho
llnlish Governmcnt on any viow whatcv
cr of acquiring Tcxas or intcrfering in any
manncr with her cntiro independcncc.
Thus Ihis vilc forgcry, which has passed
so currcnt, is nailcd to thc countcr. You
arc awarc that upon it our Governmcnt
has effcctcd mainly to hasc thc prcscnt
movcmcnt, and tho Trcaty, about to bc
submittcd, for tho Annexation of Tcxas ;
and they still pernul the deluston lo conlw
ue :
"So thc icltole ear ofDcnmark
Is ly a forgcd proccss
Ranklj ahuscd."
To-day on tho Orcgon quoslion, Mr.
Choalc madc one of thc most cloqucnt
spceches that I havo heard at this or nny
othcr session of Congrcs?. Ncvcr did
mcn undcrgo so cxcruciating of annihilia
tionnsJamcs Buchanan and J Ingersoll
In relation to this pct schcmc of war
nbroad and parly aggrandizcmcnt at liomc.
Thc war cliquc is killcd. Wc arc lo havc
Buchanan's last gasp in thc morning, and
then I prcsumc thc question will hc lakcn
unlcss Bcnton, who took his scal to-day
for thc first time sincc thc nccidcnt on
board tho Princcton, should comc to thc
rcscue. Ingersoll nnd Buchanan wcre
sccnsitting togclhcrin thc Senate Cham
hcr this ffiorning, looking tcndcrly and
sympathizinsly at ono othcr. Well, thcrc
is no " proclamalion" ngainst such "sym
pathizcrs." The Trcaty will doubtless hc
suhmiltcd this wcek. your?, Amicus.
Tnr. IIkro of CiiErAcnr.T. The Su
preme Court of Ilhodc Island commcnccd
its rcgnlar tcrm at Noivport. on Tucsday
last. On that dny, cxGovcrnor Uorr
nppcarcd, and withdrcvr thc plca in abate
mcnt, filcd by his council at thc adjourn
cd tcrm, on Thursday of the last week
Hcdeclarcd himsclf tnovcd lo thiscourse
by his carncst desirc for a spccdy Irial.
and protcstcd that hc withdrow the aforc
said plea, contrnry to tho advicc of his
counscl, in conscquencc ofthe long time
alloued by tho Court to the Altomcy
Gencial to filc an nnswcr to it, which
made it almost impossihle, if that plca was
continued. that hc could havc his trial at
tho prcscnt tcrm.
The Court took time to advisc, and suh
scquently announced their detcrmination
to procccd with thc trial on Friday, the
26th of April next.
BRIGHTON MARKET
Reported for tlie R. E.Farmcr
Moxdat, March 18, 1844.
AtStarkct 490 Ilecf Cattle, 15 pairs
working Oxcn, 260 Shecp, and 270 Swinc.
CO Bcef Cattle unsold.
Prices Beef Cattle. Wc quote a
fcw estra 85. First quality 84 50 a S4 75;
sccond quality Sla 84 50 ; third quality
$3 50 a 4.
Working Oxcn.-U'o notice a fcw sales,
viz., S7tf,S35and 890.
Shccp. Small lots from 81 75 to $3
02. Marricd,
In tho Methodist Episcopal Church, in this
village, on Sunday the 24th iust. by Rcv, Jo
sephAyres,Mr.BENJAJiiji PecKjR.,to Miss.
Clabissa Loomis, all of this placc.
In Andover. March 20th by the Rcv. Har-
vey Crowlcy, S. Pearl Lathrop, M. D. of Mid
dlcbury, to Miss. Lucy G. eklest daughter of
Wm. Warner, Esq. of th"e former place.
In Dresden N. Y., Fcbruary 19th Mr. John
Rockwoll, of. Cornwall Vt. to Mrs. Adcline
Borfewi of the former place.
Died
Atlluntington, March the Cthl844, Malcn
da wife of Alexander Fergusou, agcd 3G years,
ohccxpcnencedRehzion and jomed the Mcth
odist E. Church, in 1S34. Possessed of rctire
iiig manners, shesoughtuotto attractthe 110-
licc ol tlie world. In tlie uosom of lier lam
ily hcrqualiGcations sbone most conspicuous
Thcre those irraces which adom the character
ofthe wife ai5d mother, anneared to advautaee.
Shc found Rcliirion to bc her sunport on her
sick bcd, was cnablcd to triumph iu the hour
oi ucatli, ncr last cxnrcssion was. All is well
She has Ieft a compauion and sii childreu to
mourn lier loss.
GEORGE S. SWIFT,
ATTORMEY AUD COUMSELOR AT LAW.
I(tiIrljuri. t.,
QJicc in thc Itoom occupied hy the County
CUrk, in WainwrighVs brick Jluilding.
iuarcn, actn 1SJ4. 47;tr.
TPnr Srilf A 80011 Stand for a
. Jjlacksmitli, Situated
in Whitins, a little south of the old Walker
otand, Ihe buildings consist ofa good fra
mcd IIousc, Baru and Blacksmith-Shop, with
a good Coal housc, togctherwithhalfan acre
of good land For Terms ennuire ofthe sub-
scnucrs.
A. A. & J. RUSSIGUE, Assignccs.
AVhilipg March 2o. 47;5w
Nolicc.
pcrsons indebtcd
cithcr to the subscribcrs
or D.M. Ilussiguc on Book or Note arc rc-
questeu to makc immcdiatc pavmcnt to
the subscribcr All unsettlcd accounts
must bc immcdiately closcd, eithcr by notc
or jiaymcnt. no tnistake, or cost will foll-
ow: A. A. & J. RUSSIGUE Assiirnca.
Whiting, Mnrch 25, 1S44. 47,6
NOTICE.
THIS may ccrtify that I have givcn my son
Sandford Johnson his time from this datc till
he is twcnty-one vcars of ase. Ue now is
at liberty to transact business for himsclf, for
l shall claim none of his carmnss, nor pay
any debts of his coutracting after this date.
ROUEKT A. JOHNSON.
Salisbury, 11th March, 1844. 45 3w.
TLACK CAMBRICK; Bl'k Cloak fring--
cs aud gimp, just rec'd by
Jau.30, 1844.
Cnn 300 bushcls Coniforsale by
01 n . P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Fcb. 29, 1844.
tf-IAP AUGERS A new article of Cap
Augers which every fanner dcsirous of
gooa lences should havc, lorsalc by
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Fcb. 29, 1814.
CPRUCE CLAI'BOARDS AND PLANK
A quantity of Snruce Clapboards and
clcnrstuir, Sjirucc I'lanks well scasoned for
saleby P. V. COLLINS.
Cornwall Fcb. 29, 1S4J.
For iSale.
The housc and lot situated a fcw rods
North of thc Jail, on tl.c road lcading to Jo
seph Dyars. Said house isingoodcondition
aud pleasautly situated with a small baru.
woodhousc, cistern, anu gnrdcn.
For further particulars enquire of,
ALANSON DUSTIN,
WM. FLOWER,
S. MOODY.
Middlebury, Fcb. 2C, 1844. 43;tf
'i'o Rcnt.
THE unoccupied part ofthe Uiihling directly
somh of thc ol J 'Jollcsc bniMin?. and tlio front nnrt
of tlie housc sitaatcd m tlie north west coriicr of the
Collcgc common. Uotli preDiIscs well calculatcd lo ac
commodatc famillcs. Applytothe undcrsincd for
terms JAMtSi M. SLAUC, Agcnt.
Jan.29,181i. 39 tf
"LAWJTOTIOE.
THE Subscribcr Iafing opcncd an Ofllceforlha
transaction of Jiw businsss, would iafurm tlio
public that Iic will 1 rcady to wait upon ull who
may liave occasion fjr h'u profcnional services al
his Office over tlio Slore of Ira Slcwart Esq. a
fcw doors south of tlie Post Office,
E.MEUSON It. WRIGHT.
Middl bury Jan. S, 1S44.
Wintcr Arrangcmcnts.
The fubscriljera would respectfully infurm lh
inliabhauU of Middlebury and vicinity that they
will conlimic the lusine of Cardiug W'ool and
dressin; clolli during thc wintcr at llielr tt.ind in
Vergennes forraely occup'ed by E. Shcrill Esq.
Wool or cloili scnt bv htage or oihemiso will
be promtl3 cxecuted.
rancy uring sucli ns ladies worstcd drcsscs also
allended lo as nsual. JEWETT & IiAKER.
Vergennes Dcc.2G, IS43.
Patcnt Action Pianos.
The subscribcr haviuz rcceutly procurcd
from Boston onc of these pianos, has bcen
rcqucsted bythe mauufacturcrs to act thcir
agcnt in sclling thcm. That w hich is now in
use at thc Scmiuary isjustly ndmircdand rc-
arded as a supcrior instninjent. Those per-
sous who arc intcnding to purchasc ianos,
arc invitcd to cxaminc iniiic. I am nulhor
iscd to scll thcm on rcasonable terms and will
dclivcr thcm herc at tho manufacturcrs nri
ccs. L. L. TILDEN.
Fcb. Cth. 1844.
Marble Works.
THE subscribers respeclfuljy inform thc
public that tho Marble wnrks lately oc
cupied by Caso &. Spaldin, are now in op
cratioo. and they aie prepared to furnish all
kinds of
Sawcd Marble, caps and sills,
Tomb-stoncs, Monumenls,
&c. &c.
ntshort notice.
STONE Ll.ME.
Kent conslanllv on band.
GIBI5S & CHITTENDEN.
Middleburi'.July I9.1S43. 1 r;yl
WILL be soldon Salurday ncst, March
30th thc folloiving articles at the Middle
bury Auction Room, viz :
1 or2 Burcaus; 3 l'rcnch ueadstcads ;
2 scts Dining Chairs ; 1 doz. first rate
Canc Scat Chairs ; 2 largc raised ecat
Rocking Chairs ; 2 scwing Chairs ; l
three fect tablo ; 3 wash stands ; I stovo ;
1 set of stove pipc ; 1 wash tub ; 1 desk ;
1 pair brass nndirons; crockcry, lot of
. ... r . . .? l 1
Kitcnen iurntturc ; consisuug oi un, oou,
and iron ware, carlhcrn ware, &c. -c,
also 1 patent plough ; salo to commence
at 1 o'clock P.Af. sales positivc, Totm.s
Cash. Z, BccKwirn, & Auct.
"Clear the Track!"
FARVVELL'S spring hel slips- for
salc at-ihc old p'fce of S 1,00; nnd
all other shoes at a rcduccd prlce from
what they have formcrly bcen sold.
W. S. JOHNSON.
Deccmbcr 20, 1843.
BONNETS
CILK, Cyprcss, k. Willow Bonnct?. just
rcccivcd, and for salc by
luA BTBWAlll'.
Nor. 27 1S43. j
ACKEItEL Codfish and Table Salt of
supcrior quality, for salo nt. j
Dcc. 4, 1S43.
URE Sprcnn W. S. Lamp Oil wnr
rantcd to bc the vcrv bcst also Liu-
sccd oil Flannaaan's bcst for sale at
RUSSEL & GlllDLEV'5.
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscribcr offers for sale his housc
lot plcasantly situated in thc village of Mid-
dlcbury ncar the new uoncge, now occupicu
r t r, , l:. l
bv N. B. Harvcv. A liberal crcdit will bo
civcn aud nrice rcasonable for particulars
cuq'uire of 1). X oster.
Middlebury Fcb. 10th, 1844.
1ASH Paid
J FURS. bv
for all kinds of Shipping
C. RUSSEL.
CIIARLES AIKEN,
ATTOIiXEY.
MiDiiL:nur.T, Vt.
Office No7, Nichols Buildiug.
THE
IXl'ESTEDBYE. P. BAXNIXG M.D.
of PiTTsncncit Yzssstlxaxia,
Will be kent coustautly on hand by Dr.
W. I'. RUSSEL, of Middlebury, he havinjr
purchascd of thc Origiual Patentee thc -
clusire right to makc and rend the same with-
iu and for the County of Addison, Vt.
Thc 1 alcnl Lacc has now bcen bcfore the
public for a nuinber of months huudrcds
liave been applicd iu diflerent parts of the
country, aiul witu a success ncvcr bclore
cquallcd by any rcmidial agcnt. Numerous
well authcnticatcd ccrtihcatcsof itsbcncScial
iuflucncc iu thc rcmovai ofdiseascs of long
staudiug, might be furnished from this immc
diatc vicinity iu Hddition to thc statemcnt
of cascs and cirtincatcs ofcurcs himishcu liy
Dr. Bauuins and others. But this is not
dccmcd nccessary, as at thc prcscnt time rcf
erencc cau bc given to individuals wcaring
the Lacc in ncarly every Town iu the Couu-
tv.
I'hisicians have long fclt thc ucccssity of
a supportcr diircrcntly constructcd and morc
ncrfcct iu its adaptation to the huinan form
thau nny that had bcen prescnted to thc pub
lic. The invcntion of Dr Banning's meets
with thcir ccneral npprobation, ns it is dc-
signcd to rcliovc symptoms, and to rcmcdy a
class of physical maladics which can not bc
reachcd by mcdicincs alone.
Tlie dcccnt or Uisplaccnieut ot tlio vicera
froin rclaxatioit ofthe ahdominal musclcs or
other causcs tcnds to alter and derangc thc
functiou of cvcrv organm thc human system
nnd in mauy cases this deviatie from the
uatural hcalthy position of parts is the sole
cause of gcneraldcbility in ftlales tz. Fcmalcs
of Vyspepsia, afTcctious of the Stomach and
Lircr Pahiitation of thc Jltart, Sirinal Irri'
tation, Ilysteric H'jjmcondria, Piles, Prolap
sas Ulcri, Supjircssion of Urine. Thc Bron-
cliius ol puhlic spcakcrs, nuii tnnpicni yon-
sumption all of which will hc much rclicvcil
if not cntircly rcmovcd by thc usc of the Pa
tcnt Lacc, whcn thcir cxistcnce is cansed by
hvsical deraiiEcmcnt and a incchauical hs-
nlaccmcntof parts which can bc rcadily as-
ccrtaiucd by obscrving thc form and symp
loms of the porson nfTcctetl.
This instrumcnt has bcen cxamincd by
Drs. Mott, Rogcrs, Frauccs and Griscoinb
ofNcw York, thc Faculty of I'ittsburgh,
Hartford and New Havcu aud has obtaincd
their favorablc tcstimouy.
Application Tur thc L.acc can he jnauc ai
the house ofthe subscriber, two doors south
ofthe Court Housc. l'aticnts at a distaucc
ill bc visitcd at thcir rcsidcnce if required.
r sncciincn ofthe Lacc toscthcr with va
rious kinds of the most approvcd Trusscs
now iu usc can at any time bc examincd at
the Druggist store of Kusscl &. Gridlcy first
door south of the Tost Office.
W. P. RUSSEL.
Middlebury, Fcb. Cth 18 1 1. 40;tf
Pricc Rcduccd.
THE VOIC2 OF THE l'EOl'I.E.as wellasof
cxpcriencc, has always bcen dccisiic in faror of
PHELl'S' TUJ1ATU l'IL.15. ley nave ijctii
in gcncral usc ns a Family Mcdicine. for fivc ycar,
during which time, morc than a mitlion of afllicl
ed ones hate cxrcrienccd ihcir hcaling yirlues.
From Maine to Georgia, and from tho tex to the
Rocky Mounuins, roay bc heard the voice of gril-
1 r 1 I ! r.nm ...lT..r rl T ItV t II W I llH
11UUC I'T UCIItuitlllc nui. euUv."0, -j "1
Peoplcs' remedy ; and in cvery hamlct arc Imng '
witneses ablc lo lell of their dclirerance from I
dealhby Ihis valuable remedy. Wcre all the tcsli-
mnn nnblished. which thc l'roprielor has reccived 1
rnncernin
wn.ild cnnvincc the most sccptical. Cases almost i
g tlie gooa euecis oi uis iiicui.iuc, . i
innura' raUe of Dysepsia. Jaundice, Bilious Fc
lcrs, and Liei AOeclions, Ri umalisni.pains in thc
back. side, loins and limhs, acid stomach, gravel,
habitual coslivcncss, sick headachc, colds. coujlu
at;d lung fever, scrofulous diseases, ulrers and lu
nion.' of long standin". fce , haie bcen cured by
these P'll" alone, and ihe tetlimonj recorded with
proper voitchcrs ; and it isconfidenllybclif;vedlhit
no cJscof Uic abore complaints can wilhsland a
.,;,i n.-e ofthe Pills sofayUie Phvsicians,
t.. ;n Rnvcs. with the sianature of G. U.
l'helps, M. I)., on the side labcl.
n.irs of ImDosition ! Many arc base coougli
in trv to imitate this remedy. Be pai ticuhr to get
thegenuine. andj.ou V.ill not bc disappointcd in
their cflccts.
Acests ! Ncver buy of Peddlers Ibey are
never allowed to earry tha genuine
Pills. Send
your orders to the Proprietor, Harlfoid, or some of
his rencrai Jz-nis, u i c yjn -j
GE.NEH.AL. DEFOT,
at 226 Main street Hartford.
AGENTS.
Sidney Moody, Middlebury,
Volncy Kos-. Brandon,
Humley fc Higgins. Salisbury,
7 olv
X' Ul uun; I Fcbruary 1S ,KlaS ailoweil by said coi.rt lur tliat
A Farm lying on New Haven ' purpose, we do thcrcfore gire noticc tl?t e will at
'r " " v " ' . , :.j , ,hc Uuiness of ourt cald sptKinlincnt at the
nver, containing nctn een ono i
hundred aud tnenty and one.
hundred aud forty acres ofthe I
very best of land; tbero are two barns. For-
is a fine grove of pine timber Ht for shinglcs J
and boards, a Iarge quantity of hemlock for
fcncmtr timber. also a quantity ot oiacK asn
for'rails. and a cood supply of wood for fuel.l
The farm will be sold cheap. Time givcn !
for paymcnt of twothireis of the purchasc jf)
reqtnrcu. rorpuucuura iuijuiisuiiuuuu
S. Dorrance, of Middlebury, Mr. JenisorZ
Merritf of New Haven, who have carned on
said farm; also CBarles Linsley Esq., or'to
thc subscriber at Bristol.
JOS. C.
Feb. llti, 1814.
BRADLEY.
41;rf.
anr&
Housc and Lot for sale.
AGOOD Two Story Ilouse, about 2G by
36, paintcd white, and a small bam, aud
'abont half an acre of land situated on East
Strcet iu Bristol Village, on which lot is a
living spring of water which is offered for
sale. Very cheap aud liberal terms of pay
nicnt will bc allowed. It is the Ilouse now
occupied by widow Ilenry Soper. For par-
ticuurs enquiro ot ine suoscruier oi saiu
Bristol,
I
NATHAN DRAKE.
Bristol, March lGlh,JS44. 46 5w.
Milcli Covvs.
few new milch Cowsr, first
rate. for sale cheap by
E. WAINWRIGIIT.
March, 15th 1644.
To Let.
THE Housc ofthe subscribcr in Wey
bridge thrcc nuarters of amile from this
village, a bcautiful situation recently well re-
paircd, and intcndcd to be painted soon ex
tcrnally, togcthcr with fourtecn acres of land
m the rear, an acre and a hall ot which is ex
. ... . . , ... t
ccllent for tillagc. An orchard with much
graftcd fruit stands upon thc prcmiscs. Pos
session givcn ou thc first of April.
II. BELL.
Middlebury, March 17th 1841.
To Mcrchants.
pANOLE-VICKnd COTTON YARN
fromNo.5 to 25, and ofthe best qualit
oY sale by the subscriber.
JOSEPH GORDON.
Middlebury. Jar. 25, 1S42. 28 tl
AMP.OIL Wintcr rtf.nd ; tho hcg
... ... ncxi,iiioDeu ciucjk iu iu; di cniuvu; uuu mui saiu
quality and waf rnnted to ciu peifi-ct ' odministrat.ir gic uoticc thercoftoall prrsors inler
Ction by A FnANCB. j ested, tliat tly may appcar ond maLe their cbjeo
o'.isfac
Alpaccns,
Alpincs,
M. de Lainos.
Victoria Plaids,
Cliusans,
French Mcrinos.
And a largc varict' of fjshionablc soods
at thc new cash store-
BROWN A: SU ELDOX.
OIL &. PINTS. Linseed Oil, boilcd
and raw, and nii asortment of Paints.
or saleby W. S. JoiiVjon.
TUSTRECEIVED Thc AccucroCDoct.
f Buchan'sH UNCARIAN B.tLSAM fnr All-'
dison Couutv. At
RUSSEL & GRIDLEYS.
S A It ATOG A WATE It.
J0NGRESS Spring Watcr, just rcceivcd
and for sale by the doz. or single bnttlu,
at RUSSEL & GRIDLEY'S.
Fcb. 14th, 1841.
IIElT. RYE, Corn, Oats, Buck
whcal, Pt-as and Bcaiis, forsalu hy
A. Fr.ANCis.
UFAFLO RODES. 4 balcs Nu 1
BufTalo Robc; Fur Caps, Fur T rnn
med and Cloth Cap, just rcc'd al thc new
S'",C' " " " OllliL.UUn.
; rr -
blipcrior lcas, fellgars, and jlo-
lasses. just recetvcd by
Oct. 10th. 1S43 A. FRANCIS.
100 hlisllpk first 1U!l,!'J' I'carded
1UU UllhllClb nll(1 mL.,, SeciI Whej,
for saleby P. V. COLLINS.
Cornwall Scpt.Ilth 1813.
JYcw Goods.
UE Subscribcr is now rcct:iving n
complelc assoitment of
adaptcd to thc
and YV i n tc r Trade.
Fall
Comprising many new stylcs ncvcr beforc
oflurcd in inarkct. He invitcs tlio attention
of thc community, to a largcr nnd better sc
lectcd stock than has cver beforc becn offer
ed in this vicinitv. P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Scpt.23, 1S43.
20 ps. S. W. & C. Y. Alpacca Luslcrs,
150 do. Calicoc,
5000 vds. hcrlillKI,
500 do. Tickin,
For t-alu by P. W. Colli.ns.
Scpt.3,1313
IS BANKRUI'CY. NOTICE to all crcd-
itore and otlier perons in interet, that hy or- j
deroftheDUtrict Conrt of tlie Unitel Slates
r i i- . r r . . . , ,
for ihe District of Vermont, a dividend out
ofthe assels of
John R. Sumner of Bristol,
Itufus L. Pcrkins, of Middlebury,
Joshua Ingalls, of Hancock,
Bankrupts will be madc and dcclarcd by the
Court nn ihe Htli d.iy of April nett, at 10
o'clock forenoon, at the Ollicc of Saniuel
I'rcntiss, district Judge, in Montpelier in said
District. nmonir thc crcditors who shall have '
lirovcd and filed M-oofs of their debts before I
said day unlcss sutlicicnt cause be theu and
t ,
inere snown to ine contrary.
Datcd the 11 th day nOl arch, 1844.
EDW. II. PRENTISS. Cleik.
MIMINISI RATOR'S SALE.
WILL be sold at public Auction at tho
Inn of A. Hrtzee in Whitins.on thc 11th
day of April next, unless previously di:-
posed of at ptivate salc, agrecablc ti an i
order lrom thc Hon. thc Judgc of the pro.
bate for the district of Addison issucd on I
tho 18th day of Junuary 1843. About '
one hundred nnd Iwclvo acres of r;ood i
PASTURE LAND adjoining thc former I
homc farm of A. Mungcr dccoascd, nlso ,
about forty acres of good swamp laiid ly
ng a rcw milcs North East of Whiting
Mccting Housc. )
JOS.SL1LMONDS. ( Admrs.
S. T. BAKER.
Whiling, March 10. 1844. 40.
Commissioncrs Noticc.
WE tlie subscrilers bcingappornted bythe Hon.
thc probate court for ihe district of Nehaten,Com
mlssioners to receiie, examioc and adjust all claims
and demands of all pcrsons against thc esltatt of
RUEL I1ANKS.
!ate of Licc-Io in said district deceased, repcsent
in ofliettlwrcto, and sixmonlhs from llu lOlli day of
iUMn Ili;ase 0f ,i,c idow of tbe deceased in said
L;ncononu';e2dTuesihvof April and JJunencxt
from 9 d'clock A m. tillioor l'n. oneachofsaid
days
Philo S. Warner. Commissioners.
Philo S. trarner.
miliam. Mitchcll.
n
OSERY and GLOVES Bl'fc and white
JTt Ontton Hne. Hl'k worsted do.colorcd
worsted do. at 25 ccnts pr. pair; Ladics
Gloves of cvery description; Buckski Glovcs
and Mittens, for saie oy
BROWN & SHELDON.
Jan. 30, 1844.
;Com,
FIRST quality at 50 cts.
per
bushel for sale oy
A. FRANCI:
PROBATE IVOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, j
Addison District, ss.
Beit remembcred that at a Probale Cccrt hoWerv
atShoreliani in amt Ibr the District ofAdduonon
the lSth dav of Jlarch AD IS4 1.
Leri O. birclurd adrainistraror ef tae erato or
NAOMI BlRCll.tni), tiieof said Shoretani dc
ceased moves the Court liiat partition and dijttribn
tion of the eslate ofthe deceaed, bc made among th
Itcirs of said deccased, and tliat Comjnistoatri Ims
appointcd jr tliat purpose ; It thcrcfore ordercd
Ihatsaid adininUlrator gie nolice li all pentuns
intrresled lo appcar before said Cunrt, at a ses.ion
Ihercoflo beheMattheoCce of Udnry It. Ererear
Esq. of said Shoreham ou Tbursda the 11th da
of April neM at one o'clock in thc aftcrmxjn,at which
time and pLice said Court will appoint Couxuis
sioners to make partition of said rstate, hy
puhlishing a ccrtiCcalc cr.py tf this ordcr in tUr
Xordtern CaUxy a newspjper printed at said Mid
dlebury, ihree wcnks successis ly prctious to Uic Un-t
of said Court.
J. S. Uushnell Register
A trne copy of reconl
47 Attest, J. S Bitshnell. Rceister.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Di-trict of Addison, is.
DE it remembeicd thar at a ProbateCouit
licIdalMiddlebury inand for the dinrict
of Addison un tht 21at day of .'arch,
A.D. 1941.
Alonzo E HiUrcth administrator of ihr said es
taicofJHI.O IIILDRETII lateofsaidJliddkborj-.
deceasetl presents hia pelilion iuwriling prajing fur
Iicence Iu ell rcal esiatc ofthe dcccasedfurthe pur
pose of pajing the dchts of ihe drccased aiul expen-
ses oi numiuisiroiors, anti inerein seis lunn ine a-
mount of debts duc from the deceased and charges.
' ofadministratton.llic alue ofthe personalcstatcand
thc situation of ihe rcal t-statc, oftlKS deceased fur
! tlie rurpojte nfiircsatd ; lt is thcrcfore orde red, that
J said jtetilioube considercd at a session of said Court
( to 1 hehl at the oflic of ihe Heg'sterof said Court in
' said Middlebun, on Thursday the lSih day of April
next,atoneo clock in tlie afemoon; aud llat said
tionr. il anv they mav hae, to said Iicence bcics
granletl,
Hy puhlishing a ccrtifitnl copy of ihis oider in ihe
rVurthcrn Galaxy aud31itldkhury l'rojle's l'ress, &
ncwspapcr printed at said Middlebury, ihrcc weck
succcssiicliTprcious to thc session of said Court
J. S. BUSHNELL, ItCiiister
A trne copv of rrcord.
47 Attwt " J. S. flUSHNELL Rrcistcr.
Stati: of Vkemost.
District or Adhisos,
BE it remembcred that at a Pruba'e Ccurt
hcld at Middlebury in and for thc I) st.ict of
Addisou ou thc 21st day of March A. D.
1R44
IWargcry Nichols, ciiardin of CIIARLES
NICHOLS AND CIIARl'.lLLA NICH
OLS niinors, both ofaid Mid lh'bi ry chil
dren of CharlM Nichols Kitc of (lardincr, iu
I the state of Massachtifetts deceased, reprc
i senls that it would be couduchc to tl c iulcr
! cstsofsaii1 miiiors to scll thc fullnwaig rcal
, cstate betouging to thcm siluatcil iu id Mid
, dlcbury to wit: a picccoflnud lyinj! onthe
north side of thc highway Ieadiiig frnm Ll
I uathau ILtmiuoud's dwcltiiig huiiv to tho
, saw-mill lately owned by Gardincr t'arr, bc
giniiiK at the somh-west corner of l.iud Iaicly
owned by said Carr, running thence north 4-J
rods to a stake, thence west 9 rods lo a stake.
thence south to the nurth-west corner ofan
1 .Jcre ,ot rnnc,ly ,leeiWd RMl Il0ust0I1
to Juba Olinstca.l, thence ou tho west liiie of
; said lot tosailhiglmay, thence on tbe north
liuc of said highway 13 rods casterly to the
place ofbegiuing; and said gtiardian inovcs
the said Court to grant her Iicence to cll thn
said rcal cstate of hcr snid warth. Il is llierc
upon ordcred b-said Court lh.it saiil applica
tion be considered at a session of s lid Cuiirt
to be hclilat tho olrice ofthe Resister of said
Court iu said Middlebury un Tbtirid.iy ilm
lrili day of April next :it tnc o'clock in bu
aftcruoon, and that said u:irilian cauc n"iic
thercof to be givctt to all persons interrstfit
that they may appdar and makc their nbjrct
ions if any lliey may havc to gniiiting aid
guardian authurity and liccnse an aforcNaid by
publithing a cerlificd copy of this ordcr in the
Northcrn Galaxy, a ncnspaper printed at said
Middlebury thrcc wcckssucccssmly prcviouj
to thc time of said Court.
J. S. JIL'SIIXELL, Rcgister.
A truc Copv of Itccord. 47
Attest J. S. BUSHNELL, Rcgjstcr.
STATE OF rEItMONT,
District or Aiiut.'ox,ss. s
BE it rciiiciulicrril, that nt n Probalu
Court hclil nt Middlebury in iiml for tlin
District of Addison, ou tbu&hihiv of.Murch
A.D. 1811.
Norman Tuppcr an,! RnfiM Perkinj cxccutors of
the tist will an I irslament of
IIHNItY HIBU,
l.itc of stxul M!Wt!M.iirv b mhI diitrict rfccrafetf.
preent ihrirprlitition in nritin prajinj fir li
t ccnc ell rral cstate f tbc dercaiciJ (or tliepcr-
Mse uf Jwii'S 'IeltU nfllic JeceaeI nml csjen
I es ol ajmiiM!tnitioii,airii ilicreiii iet fmlh tlie a
I mount ofJe!tiIue from tlie deceacI auj cliarces of
liiniuaiin, tle Kr?onaI etate and tho
VtUdUon,'r 1 t ,! , rwJf ,a. trhat.,t
i ntccsary to scll rcal esUtti of lhcueceascu Pr iho
purpoeaafreii.iiJ; It i tlicre-fore onlerrtl ilut ti'ul
iwtit'on Lcronjiilrrt J at a citiji of buitl c-nrt ta
iielicl' at tlif omce uf Utlntv IF. Kierrt Eq. m
Shoreham riiuisiluy Ihe 4tli dav t f .prilfiiet cr
onc o'clock iu the alternoon; and t't said exerufors
gire nolice tlicreof to all pcrsoiM iutcrealrd llmt
lltey may appear and make tlieir ohjcclioiis, if any
Ihev may lnve, to said licenxe liein granled,hy pul
lUfiinir a ccriified copy of ihis ordcr in iln-
Northeni uala.xy, n newspnpcr printr-il
at Middlebury in said district llircc wcek
succca.iivcly, prcvious to thc time of said
court.
j.a. uusiut.i-L., Keg'sicr.
A truecopy of rt-cnrd.
Atiest. J. S. BUSHNELL, R-tr 5.
Coiiimissioiicr's Nolice.
Vo Ibc Subscribers br-inc Enpoinifil bv
the Probale Court for thc diMrirt of Ad-
dison Commisionrrs to r-ceivp. v.xuminp.
and adju.-t all ciinms nnd dcmands of all por.
Socs against thc rsiaic of
SA.MUEL CHILD,
Jate of IFeybridge in said district JecrastoT
rcprescntcd insnlvcnt also all claims and
derr.ands rxliibite.l in offiot thprcto ot
six moiiil.a from ihis Cth day of Marrb
184 1 bcinc allowrd bv said Court for Ihnt
purpoe, wc tlo tbcrc'oro cive notice tha'
wc wili ottetid to tho business ofoursaici
appoinlmfnt nt the dwclling liouso nfjubn
Child ofWevbridgeon tbe 23d day of A.
pril nnd on the 27ih day of Sepiriribrr
A. D. 1844, fiom nine o'clock A. M. untit
four P. M. ou enrh of said davs.
Datcdal Weybridge, this 15th day of
Marck A. D. 1844. 46
ESTATE OFTIIEODOCIA PIERCE.
WE, Ihe subscriliers, leiny appoinled by tlie pro
bale court for thcdistrirtof Addison, Commissioners,
to examine and adjust all claims and ilcmands ofall
pcrsons, against ibe eslale of TIIEODOl'lA
PIEHCE lale tf Middlebury in sa id Dislrirt. de
ceased, represented insobent,andaUoallrIairas and
demands exhibiled in oflset thercto: And six months
from the 13th day of March be ng allowed bv said
Court for that purpose, we do iherefore bereliy gite
noticc that we willatleiMl to Uiebosiuesii of our said
appoiolment. at the dwclling house of itodnef Pierro
in .Middlebu-y ou ilte last Monday of April and Sep
temticr next from nine o'clock. A. M. nntil fuur o'
cl ck, P. M. on cach of said days.
a5. "Parker. ' Commbsioners.
Datcd at Middlebury, ihis 18 day of
March 1814. 4fi
- Confectionarics.
This day f ec'd 1000 lbs. Freah Coufcction
aries, from the Manufacturer. for sale bj
CYRU? RUESELL.