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aiicnfc their riwcc iu Cnores.to de-
Jj CIst has defined bis posjtion. plenriy
, r jtinctly. liesianus uponmo wnigia'
.iT nf I"
Iu scveral iastan'cas he bas sig-
;AhU approvalof it, nithout cquivocaticw
nicntal reservation. Tbis tarifT, npan all
ftayocs, y,T- day daclares to be tbat mod-
c ressoonble, certain.aml durablesystem
. protection which ha approrrs, aud sucb a
l-riiT hc dedares does not violate tbe. princi
1.3 of tlie coniproniise act. which it accora
' htshy carryinjoutndequate proteetion to
Itaerieau industry. Upon this tarifT, too.the
wb'S I'arty are wiliing to stand beforc
coRctry- Its operationa justify tlie most
,0-Jicit confidcoce of tho nation in its provi-
oas. Tlie wbole country is exulting in its
iWnis'and benefils. Itis rapidly restoriog
ti c coantry to its wonted unrivalled carcer
..-irU ncalih and greatnesa. tven tue
tnntli are graduallyyielding to theconviction
f itssilutary iidlucnce. In Cve years, if it
falon;coatinuc, it will concilliate all oppo
fSicn, lianr.ouizo thc difTerenccs between the
Voriii and tlie South, and carry forward the
naiion to the higbest pinnncle of prospcrity,
JJutoa tlie othcr hand stands Slartin Van
Iiawa, who bas declared nncompromising
!io;ti!itv to tbe tarifT in prineijile and detail.
Fo!loiu; bis lead. bis partizans in Congress
rrc goin; to tbe deathagainsttbe black tarilT.
Tiie i j3i:e auw kirby ra.dc bcfore tbe pco
!:. Clay and the American tarijf, or Van
fiurcr., ar.JBrilhk frce trade. Wbo goes for
Clav.
ADVERTI5ING.
Tbe following cxcclleut remarks from a
wcstcra p.ipcr on advcrtisiug, are worthy tbe
sfrious ronsideration of raen of business.
Kf cp vonr advertisements beforc tbe people.
That is tbe way to become cxtensively known
zzi petn good rnn of business. He rnust be
aTcrysclf-suflicient man wbo presumcs that
tbc pcople to atiy great extcut must ncccssa
r,Iv bc acqunin'.ed with liis business, liis stand
liii articles for salc, and his tcrms of trade.
II is just as iaiportaut for a business man to
be Lnowu cxtensively as a politician. His
nirae aiast appear iu print with t'jtsi ofhis
aorc jutlicious and enterprising ncighbors,
or soon the tradition of bis cxistencc in tbe
Iwincss world will be all that is Icft of biin.
Tiie creit I'odj' of tbe people of tbe county
aiav suppose be is still hanging on to thc
t'.ntsof trade in astatc of suspecded anirna
tion, acd will prefer to lend tbcir patronnge
to thcse who invite theni with an earne?tness
T.h.cb shows tbey will be grateful for tbeir
cu-ior.i acdaliTC to thcir acconimodation.
'A frirnd rcmarlcd to us the othcr day
thjt a Imsincs that w;s not ivnrtli advertising
i. niit r.orth doinj. Tbere is mucb trutb iu
ihc rennr!;, bnt a trutb that does not secm to
nnprecintcd liy raost ofour business men.
Mauy ineu tbinU to cease advcrtising is ecou
ony, aid that it reduccs exprnscs; that if
tL"y Ii.itc but little business to do, it is not
wo.i!i auvertisiiiK if they do a great deal
ihere is no usc of advcrt:iug. Is advcrtisitig
lcsn.ufiil thau ineuriii? Is it less ibau a
t:;' Is it Ies esscntial to a good business j
snii? AVp tbink not. A man does not buy
t s joojs to kecp tliem on hand. If he did,
r "ight be wdl to msure withont adrertis-
Anin ndvcrtising is a trarelling siqn.
y. '. LMi.Pss man wiil hesitatc to pay twcnty
:ius for.i mcii. nherc he would nevertlnnk
n..:n; bab'ths sum for advertisiug. Thc
o'ip is a i:n teen otily hy ibose who piss tbe
t.,rf, rnl can see the nood that are for sale
;s a' th sign. Tbe advcrtisemcnt is a
co!P-clieiiive sign. that comes under tbe
ftcof '.".inilreds, who nevcrsee thc sign over
i!nIor; yetninepretend to argue that be
fns" sonie men hnve ilonc a good businers
w liout advertisiug, itis unnecessary. He
r ijii' as wcll argue that becausc some harc
made money witbout industry, industry h
ucncccssarT."
NATIVE AMEMICAN PARTY.
Wc cannot understand wby tbe Tribune
icd Albany Evening Jonrnal are makingsnch
a tenib'e outcry ngainst the procccdings of
tliis party. The Native Amcrican party
seeais to be composed of proselytes from
both tbe oiber parties, nud cotnbined for a
purpose uisconncctcd with the gcneral poli
t'us oftlie country. W'c bave everadvocat
ed aa adhercnce to party discipline, and yct
thrrc are some great emergencies when the
pditiral trammcls may andinust bc laid aside
for a time to corrcct some very pressing over
iiadowiug cvil Mliich may be preying upon
the vitals of the country. aud nbicb can be
srccomplUhed in no other way. Such ive
believe was tbe Btate of afTairs in tbe city of
cw-Yor!t. Owing to the influence of thcir
cun.bers upcu the result of clections tjie Io
raa.i Caihuhcs in Xew-York had been grad-u-l'y
acqmriug an ascendjncy wbich tbreat
cacd distraction to all tbe revercd inMitutions
of tbe city. and ahnost ostracized Xative
Aaiericansfiom cfiiie and profitable employ
mcnt. Uuder pretence of sectarianim the
I'rotestant 15ib!e was dcncunced as the. Ileri
tic'grnleof fuitti aad baaished from the puh
lic schools. Iu the middle of tbe lSth ccutu
ry, in the vcry lr.nd of pilgrims the mitercd
representativc of Su Peter seems to bave
usurped a power as arbitrary and as higoted,
and to coinmand a submission as abject as
that wi'nesscd among tbe crouching slaves
ho iimnediatelysurround the Vatican itsclf.
For jcars popUh priests bave controlled the
destinies of tbe city. For the purpose of in
creasing party strcngth, a vast proporlinn of
ths city oHces have been placed in tbe hands
of papists by.lbo locos who bave generally
been io power. Tho city funds havo bccn
sbatnefully squandcred, taxes enormously iu
creascd, and tbe municipial government ad
miuisrcred to accommodate ths intcrcsts of lo
co partisans and demagogues. The patience
of the Native Americans was ntterly cxhaust
cd. The spirit of religious freedom and ha
trcd of ccclesiastical despotism from whicb
prnug this great repubbc offrecmen was ar
roused. Individuals of both political parties
breaking loose from the iies of party united to
purge the government of tbe city and purify
its iostitutions from the taints of Romisb big
otry and superstition. They nominatcd a
firet rate whig, pledged to reforrn, for May
or. The great body of tbe whig party sym
pjthued deeply ia a cauo fraught with so
mnch good to tho welfareoftheclty. Theloco
demagogues who bave so locg traded upon
abuses, and courtcd foreign iuflueuce havo
been hnrled from tbeir seats. A staunch
whig Mayorand cpmmon council have suc
ceeded to power. The nugcan gtable will be
cleansed by a tborougb proccss of reforrn,
and wc doubt not that in the presidcntial con
test crery whig will be found in his place,
and tbe party again prcsent an undivided
front against the common cnemy.
NEW ORLEANS CHARTER ELEC-
TION.
If the whigs were to go through as many
loTriumphes for their innumerable victorics
astbelocofocracy does over the election of a
mayor at New Orleans, such a glorification
since anno lucis would ncvcr bave been wit
ncssed in tbe norld. Every loco journal from
the waters of the Gulph to Nova Srotia is
makiog just as mucb exultation as the doubty
admiral Van Tromp.when beplaced abroom
at mast head, with wbich he in vain threat-
ened to sweep the Engtisb from the ocean;
bnt was soon ohligcd bimself to takc shelter
among thcdykes of Holland.
It would mucb better become thcm to do
penance for the most daring prostitution of
the ballot boxes. by allowing forcigners to go
to tbe polls with fraudulent ccrtificates of
naturalization that was cver before witnesscd
in thc country.
Afier all. the loco candidate succceded by
only 20-1 majority, out of above three thous-
and rotes, of whicb probably a thousand
were illegal. By the following account it
will besecn tbat Judge Elliot, who was an
active instmment intbese illegal proceedings,
has been impeached, and ignominiously ejec
ted from the bencb.
The lmpeachmcnl Case was dccidcd at New
Urleans on tnc Cth mst.
The court found Judec Elliott guilty of
tbe four articles of iinpeachment prcfcrrcd
against him the majority being on two of
tne articles 10 yeas and 4 nays, and on the
otncr two 11 yeas and 3 nays.
Tuev tlien unanimously rcsolved, that
Judge Elliott be forthwith removed from bis
ofhce, and that it be considered vacant from
tbis, tbe Gth day of April.
Tlicv also uuaaimouslv resolved tbat tbis
vcrdict sbould not aflect the legality or valid-
ty of tue certiticates ol naturalization issued
by Judge Elliott; and funher. thatsix days
time be given for those wuo Uissentcd from
the msjority to enter their protest in writing.
Repetilion of FclseJwods. One of tho ba-
sest feats of political cngincering whicb is be
ing daily pcrfonned by tbe loco "press at the
very opcning of the presidcntial champaign,
aud before the frenzy of passion can be plead
in cxtcnuatiou ofguilt, is tbe reiteratinn of
falsehoodsaftcr tbe clearest evidcnce of their
want of truth bas beeu adduced. In the face
of the most irresistable refutation their jour
nals seldom if cvcr bave the magnanimity to
retract, and answer remonstrance only hy ag-
gravitinj repotition. There is not tbe lcast
truth in the language which we subjoin as ut
tered by 3Ir. Clay. The propaators of this
falschood bave been repcatedly defied to pro-
duce the sbadow of cvidence of such expres-
sions proceeding from Mr. Clay during th
wbole cnurse of his political life. No rec
ords of it in the debate in congressin 3319.
or allusion to it by any of tbe speakers can be
fouud in Nile's Register, or the reports of thc
congressional papcrs of the day, or elsewhere
in any press in tbe Union. It is amoug tbe
thousand and one base coinages by whicb
the rcptilcs of locofocoism are dctermincd to
poison the public mind against tbe most il
lustrious. citizen of the republic. It must
thcrefore bo put down with the pretcnded
quotation made n few days since in congress
from a speech in whicb Mr. C. is made to re-
nounce protectiou, whicb turned out to be a
baseless fabrication, and was entircly aban
doned by tbe membcr wbo iucautiously
brougbt it forwnrd on the strcngth of ncws
papcr autbority only.
Look at this. If genllemcn will not
allctc us lo ktive black slaves, they must let
us Itatc white ones ; for casnot cdt
OCE FIKB WOOD, AND I1LACK OCR JJ00T3.
AND HAVE OUR W1VES AND
DAUGHTERS WORK IN THE
KITCHEN. Ifcnry Clay.
We cut the above frora n Dcmocrnlic
pnper.
rFb rcgrot (o ce such expedients resor
tcd lo by any pnrly they may rcceivn a
inomenfary bencfit by such a course, but
in tho cnd'it will redound tn thcir injury
Hcnry Clay ncver uttered suchasentU
ment. we venlure lo nsscit, nnd it is dis
graceful lo any paper or parly to uso Fuch
wrnpons ngnin-t him. Portland Bullctin
nculral paprr.
TIIE" WHITE SLWE" FALSE
HOOD AGAIN.
In our papcr of Saturday last, wc qno.
tcd tho rr.Ilowing from tho Irowcl Journal.
wi'h thcso remnrks : '-In vain have wc
dernandcd proofthal MrCIay ever uttered
what has been nttribuled to him. Fils
of newspapcss publishrd at tho time have
been exannned,in wbich their nre no miss
inp papcrs, and no 4ueA exprrsswns as
that attrilutfd to Mr Clay, can be found.
I'he Lowell (Mnss.) Jouinal, thus notices
ths tiiiserablo slanders ns it nppcared in
anolhcr paper. Wc will only remirk
tbat we instilutcd similar examination
into Niles' Rcisler, und found tho facts
as stated by the Jonrnal." then followed
this from tbo Lowell Journal:
Il.ivin seen it in tho Advertiser we were
iuduced to turn to the debatef ofFeb. 15.
1811). which wo found in Niles' Register
or that yonr. No such language is there
recordcd. It does nfli appear lhat Jlr, Clay
xpoVe cn that day. Wo rcad tho whole of
thc dcbato. Spceches wero mado by iMr
Fuller of this Slato, Livermore of N. II.,
GolsonifW, Cobb orGa, laylorTall
madcn of N. Y., Scott of Mo. By neith-
er of these uenlleinon wns Iansuago re
frrred to which partook of tho character of
tho above,ot anything i ie it. From a pretty
thorotigb knowledge of Mr. C'ny's public
course, we would have had no hcsitation
in nronouncing tho chnrca false, without
rccurring to tho record, Hnving done so
wecallupon the Advertiser otthorloiub
stactiate its cbargcs or retractv
Licences. Tho exampta of Addison
County Court ia refusing licences to riim
sellcrs, is liaving a salutary efTwXt through
the state. In a multitude of towns licen
ces have been refuscd, and we now hear
that the court in Rutland Co. have vetoed
them in every instancc.
Uj" Lake Champlain navicatio.v
ua poMMrvppn Th n,i; ,
uas comme.nced. lne Burlington is on
nti icguioi UJJJ3. i ne oeranac uas ueen
Innnrh, ,:i! - . r
...... ,.u tmcr upuu me iiub in
lOdajs. Fare$3,00.
Co.vciiess. Our regular record has
been omittcd this week from press of oth
cr matter which must appear. The pro-
gress of affairs howcver in relation to the
two great topics of interest, is fully dis
played bythe ashington correspondents.
The treaty of annexation has been signed
and as a Vermont senator informs us is
hourly cxpected in the senate. But the
same gentleman assures us that it can nev-
er be ratified by the Senate. Indeed if
our accounts from Washington are cor
rcct the whig party as a body have deter
mined to veto it. It will be seen in an
other column that the House have again
refuscd to takc up the British tarifT bill.
They fear the pcople, and we doubt whetb
cr the Iocomajority will darepass the bill.
(KrlstPonTANT conKKCTioNs. In a
few numbcrs ofour paper tn somo unac
countnblo manncr, in his lettcr to Mr.
Meriwelhcr Mr Clay is made to say a
mong olhnr things. " There aro cicep
tionsand defccls in Ihe TarifT." It should
be " thero may be cxccsses and defccts
ic."
IIENRY A. WISE.
This notorious, blustering slaveholder
from Virginia, a membcr of Congress.has
been appointcd Ministcr to Brazil S. A.
under :i salary. it is said, of 9000.
This is the fellow who bent the inmost
powers of his emaciated framc iu rejcct
ing proposals to recognize the indpend
enceofthe republic of Hayti lcast he
should be compelled toassociatc in thc
sime circle w.th a colured ministcr 1
IIow can he now reconcile bimself to the
appointnient that he has reccived ? Does
be not know that he is going to a govern
ment ot mixed races l But he may consolc
himself from the fact, that the Brazils are
less mixed than any other of ihe South
American provinces. Nevertheless Ilenry
must sit in the Brazilian court with the
very class of pcrsons which his fair (?)Ver
ginia suu-burnt skin caused him to reject.
lndian, Alrican and mixcd-blood min.
istcrs will pour in around him, and tbeVer-
sinia brawlcr will find himself among more
than his cqual. Perhaps the existence of
slavery in Brazil, or the color of South
American cold is GufScient to induce the
chivalrous son of Accomac, to sacrificc
his principlcs ! Philadclpnia Elcvator.
BALTIMORE CONVENTION
OF
RATIFICATION.
Mat 2, 1S14
The Delegatcs from Vermont to the Young
Men's Convtntionof Ratijication are requei
ted to mcet at the Astor House in the Ci
tt of Nf.w York, on Monday tho 29th day
of April, inst. at 10 o'clock A. M. for the
purpose of preliminary organization It is
recommended tbateach delegate provido him
self with a sprig of Evekgree.v.
We hope that the County of Addison will
not bc hchind any other in the State, in the
number and rcspcctability of her dclegalion
to tbis Convcntion. She should cxhibit the
same patriotic pride to eurpass othcr counties
upon this occasion, which she does iudisplay
ing her whig ascendancy at the ballot boxes.
Now or ncver is the time to secure a victory
of wbich nothingcan deprive us but too mucb
elation, wbich induccs ncgligence. One
more vigoroui campaign settles the prosperi
ty ofthe couutry, for at least the prescnt age
eration. Thc time and expcnse arc nothins
in comparison with tbe object to bc attained.
The rail road company from Pbiladelphi to
Baltimore bave reduced tbe fair for delegates
to $5,00. We learn tbat Chittenden and
Rutland Gouuties are to be numerously rep-
resented. Who tbcn in Addison County is
readyfor Baltimore. Rerollect every whig
is entitlcd to a seat.
BRIGHTON MARKET
Mondat, April 15, 1844.
Iteported for tlie NiE.Farmer
At Mnrkei 480 Beef Cattle, 40 pairs
Working Oxen, 500 Shecp, and 940
Swinp. 140 Beef Uattlc unsnld.
.Prices. Beef Catile. Piices havo
again declined nnd wo rcducc our quota
ions. ivxlra bo. birst onalilv S4.00 c. 1
4,75; second qualitv S4aS4,50; third
qunlity 83,50 n 84. 1
Sbeep. Sales from $2.50 to 83,75. A
few cosset weathers 5,50 a SG.
WOOL.-There is no imporlnnt chango
in the wool markct : dcmand continucs
good and prices firm. Tho stock of
coarso wool has been somewhat incrnas-
ed bv arrivals from Buenos Avrcs, but
mostTif Ihose importalions had been con.
tracted for, before arrival.
Marr icd,
In New York city, April 2, by Rov. Dr.
Erskine Mason, Hon Snlomon Foot, M.
C, of Rutland, to Mrs. Mary Ann Dnna,
of Cla rcndon.
Died
In Middlebury on the 15th inst, Hnnnah
Farnumaged 84 yeara.
While sojourning at the West Mr. An-
drew Rutherford of tbis town,
A funeral I
sermon was preached to a large and atten- j
tive audience, on the occasion at tho
Uctbodiot CbapaCby M"r. Ayn
Feinale Seminary.
THE Sammer term will commencs on Mjv
day itfiy 13th. Miss Anne V. Stong, AssistanL
L. L. T1LDEN, PrincipaL
iddlebury, April 23, I8. 51;3w
CLOTH CAPS.
JDST rec'd an assortm;nt Afsn's Yonth's and
Children's Cloth Caps for sale low by
Z. BECKWITH & CO.
April 22, 18U.
STONE WAKE fitc.
JOST rec'd a lot of Stone and Brown Earthcn
, -WareoraU descripUons for sale at Pactory prices
uj i".""-"nii a.
April 32,
Hats!! Ilats!!!
AT T11E OLD BT1ND A TW R0D3
NORTH TIIC JH1L.
THE subscriber would infonn the
pnblic that he has on hand a large assortment of New Spring patterca, and cheap as ever of
black and drab Hats of the latest New-York fash-. fered for Cash.
ions, which he offers lower tor cash ob most
KiNua or iruuubcc man can oe oougnt in uus
county.
JOHN JACKSON.
N. B. The highestprice will bepaid for laabs
wool and Muskrat skins. J. J.
Middlebury, April 17, 1S11. 5I;U".
TEMPBRANCE HOUSE.
The subscriber would rcsrectfullv inform the
public that he has taken the Tavetn Stand form-
erlyoccupiedby Joscph C. Huntington on thc
westsideof the bridm. in Middleburr. and in-
tendstokecpahouscof public entertaiLmcntup-
on strict Teinpcrance principlcs, and hopes to se-
cure the patronage of all wbo will be satisfied
with the fir.t rateaccommodations whicb such a
house can afford. He has had mnch exrerience
flf'v11? hiinseir that
by his assidoous attention to supplv the wants of
hfs guests. he will be able to give eniire satisfac-
UontoaUthose who may favorhim with thcir
custom.
ALLEN H. HAWLEY. 1
Middlebury, April Olh, 1S44. 49
'
CJTONE WARE. The subscriber offers ,
for salc a good assorttnent of Stonc
Warc, consisting of
Cburns,
JUJ,'S,
Pudding l'ans,
Butter Pon,
Common Pitchers,
Fancy do. &c. &c.
IRA STRWART.
Middlebury, April 16, 1S14,
Joaathan C. Gipson,
vs.
Earl D. Daniels,
and hisTrustee
"Yy. A. Gipson,
Statk op Vermont,
Addison County Conrt,
DeccmberTerm, 1813.
At the term of the County Conrt held at Mid-
dlebury in and for the County of Addison on this
second Tuesday of December 16-13, Jonzthan C.
Gipson of Salisbury in said county commenced
hisaction onthecaieby attachracct against Earl
D. Daniels, of Salisbury aforesaid, on notc dated
lst oiarcn io-w, lor -n aonars t7 cenls, payaMe
ondemand with usejalso for tlirec hundred d6l
lars for money had and received by the defendant
to the use of the plaintifl; in which William A.
Gipson of said Sab'slury was summoned as Trus
tce of the said Daniels: And it is sucsted and
shown to the court, that tbe said Earl D. Daniels
was atent from the State at the time ofthe. s-er-vice
of the said writ, and has not yet retumed
within the state; Itis therefore ordercdby the
court, that said cause be continued until the next
term of said court, to le hohLn on ihc second
Tuesday of June 1844, and that nolice theieof be
given to said Daniels by publication of this order
in the Northern Galaxya public newpaper prin
ted in said Middlebury, the last of wbich shall be
at least thirty days tcibrt the said next term.
51 S. SWIFT, Clerk.
Briggs & Prout,
vs.
Earl D. Daniels,
and his Trustee
State or Vermokt,
Addison County Court,
Levi Briggs. ( December Term, 1843.
At the term of tbe Countv Conrt held at Afid-
dlsburv, in and for the couolv of Addison ou the
second Tuesday of December J813, ElnezcrN.
Uriinrs of BrandoD. in the conntr of Rmknd.aml
John Prout of Salisbury in thc connty of AJdison
coparmcrsasauomevsunoer tnennn ot isrircs
& Prout, commenced thcir action by altachment
against Earl D. Daniels of Salisbury in said coun
ty oi Addison, on oooic acconnt, in wmcn Jeri
Briggs of said Salisbury was Mimmoned as a
tnwce of the said Daniels: And it is snrrcstcd
riggsofsaid Salisbury was 5nmmoned as a
and shown to thc court, that the said Eail D. Dan
iels was abscnt from tbe stale at thc time ofthe
servicc of the said writ, and has not yet rctnmed
within ihe same, Itis therefore ordeied by said
court that said cause be continued until Ihe next
term of said court, to be held on thc second
Tuesday of June 1S14; and that nolice thercofbe
sircn to the said Daniels br publication of this
order, in thc NorthcmGalaxy, a public newspa
pcr printcd in ssid Middlebury, thc last of which
publications shall be atleast thirty days before the
said next term. S. SWIFT, Clerk. 51
Augustus Gravcs j
vs. j
Earl D. Daniels. '
State or VEr.sio.tT,
Addison County Court,
December Term, 1843.
At the term of the County Court held at j
Middlebury in and for the CouiJtv of Addison
on tbis second Tuesday of December, 1843,
Augustus Gravesof Salisbury in said County
commenced his action by attachmcnt against
Earl V. Daniels of salisbury aioresaid, on
note dated Olh February, 1843, for 211 dol
lars, 35 cents, payable in tbirty-fivedays from
datc: And it is suggested aud shown to tbc
Court, tbat the said Daniels was abscnt from
the State at the time of tbe servicc of said
writ. and has not yct returned within the
same. Jtis tnerelore oracrca ny tnc L.ouri,
that the said cause be rontiuncd until the next
term of said Court tobebeld on the second
Tuesdav of June. 1844, and tbat notice there-
of be givcn to said Daniel, by publication of
this order in tbe Northern Galaxy, a public
newspaper printcd in said Middlebury, three
weeks successively, tbe last of which publi- J
cations shall bo at lcast tnirty uays ooiorc mo
said next term.
51 S. SWIFT, Clerk.
JDST RECEIVED The Ageccyof Doct. 'North of tbe Jail, on tl.e road leading to Jo
Buchan's Hu.ngarias Balsam for Ad- sepb Dyars. Said house is in good condmon
dison County. At
HERE THEY COME!
iYEr AXD BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
cntirely new style. bought vcry low tor cash
nnd tney ,T1" be sold uncommoniy cneap by
April, 1C, 1344.
A. FRANCIS.
TIIE WORCESTER PREMIVM
EAGLE PLOW.
The best plow now extant; and which drew
the premium at the plowing match of the !
Massachusetts Agricultural Society last fall.
Notbing more could be necessary than a
stateinent of this fact, to commend it to the
farmers of tbis region. It bas given pcrfect
satisfaction whercverit bas been testcd. The
subscriber bas tbe above PIows for sale at his
! establishment in jliddlel)ury and teeis certain
ROYAL D. FARR.
Middlebury April 9t 1844.
$1.
AT ONE DOLLAR 20 Doz. Pnirs Fair
wella best Snring Heel Kid Slips, at
BIRGE3.
Dec. 13, 1343.
Good Frcsh Bread.
rriHE subscriber will furnish good fresb
- hrpnrl at his Bake Shon. at the iatni
prfce at whicb tbe flour can be purchased by
the pound m tbis village. Also, l ies and
some favorable ratc'
HATS AND f-APS
Snring natteni, fiuo Mole skin. Lefhom
Double aud Single Brim, Silk, Velvet and
Cloth Caps at BIRGE'S
April 10, 1844.
GAllDEN SEEDS.
Tho cclebrated RisleytCo. UardenSeeds.
Also the bhaker becds from Eaueld, warran
ted supcrior and of thecronrth of 18-13.
For salc by Z. BECKWITH Jc Co.
FOR SALE.
A large LotofWindow Blindsand Sashat
very low prices, by Z. BECKWITH fc Co.
Middlebury April Cth, 1SI4.
NKW SPRING GOODS.
C. BIRGE, is now receiving hh usual ra-
ricty of fashionable staple&.fancy Drv Goods.
April 10. 1844.
BONNETS &C.
Ladies and Misses Florence Braid, Straw
and Cyprcs3 Boncets, Artificials and Ribins
at BIRGE'S.
April 10 2341.
Farm i'or Sale.
T - XT TT . t t i n
ylu ,u,1, "aTca-oa. ",e cccb aui
road oea.r the Reographical centre of tbe
tw"; aud one aud a half inilcs 60uth ofthe
meetin? house, and six mijes north of 3Iid-
dlebury. Said farm conlnius one bundred
and scvcnty-Gve acres of land.wirb equal pro-
portiou of pasture, meadow, and wood-laud
Lfc well watered with cever-failing springs;
u . r " 7
bc8'Jes tn. st'eatDS of coaj",S 10 'e
yards, aud a firt ratc wcll of waler near the
house. On taid farm is growing an orcbard
of as good grafted fruit as there is iu Addison
County. There is growing on thc farm four
kiudi ofmulberry, with foliago suflicient to
feed 20 or 25.000 worms. Tbcra is on ths
premises a two story dwelling house, witli
two large barns, a horuc stable, and wagon
sbed sutlicipnt to stnro eight or tcn tous of
bay, and othcr out butldings. For further
particulars inquiro of tbe subscriber on the
premises. IIARVEY IIOYT.
New Ha-en, April 13th 1S41. 50; m3
BONN KTs;
ILK, Cypre.s, i. Willuw Bonncts.just
-'reccived, and for sale by
IRA STEWART.
Nov. 27 1S43.
Nolice! !
Persons baving accounts for Qarding Wool
bv Mr. Jamcs Jcwett, and tbos: hnving cloth
dressed are hereby notified that the accounts
that are not previously adjusted will be found
in the hands of an atlorney for rollection on
thalstorMay. IRA STEWAK.T.
Middlebury, April 8ib. 1844.
UAKPETINGS Sic.
Oilcd flaor Cloth, Matting aud Carpetings,
at BIRGE'S.
April 10. 1844.
Balzorinc, Sup. Mous De Laine, Ging
bams, Prints, c. just rcceircd at BIRGE'S.
April 10, 1814.
Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestingi.Tweed Cas
timeres and other Summer Clotha for Gcn
tlcmens wear just received at BIRGE'S
April 10 1814.
PAPER HANG1NGS &c.
1,000 pieces Paper,
50 " Borderiugs,
just received and very choap at BIRGE'S
April 10, 1S44.
GEORGE S. SWIFT,
ATTOrV.EY AUD CQUHSELOR AT LAW.
OJKct in the F.oom occupitd l the County
Clerk, tn IVatnw.iht s bnclc Jiuilding.
March. 23th 1844. 47;tf.
Y71 1 A pood Stand fur a
" Blacksmith. Sitnatcd
in wtnting, a little soutuoi tno old waiker
tand. Tbe huildings consist of a Rood fra
med House. Barn and I Blacksmith-Shop, with
a good Coal house, togetberwitb half an acre
of good land For Termsenquire ofthe sub
scribcrs. A. A. k J. RUSSIGDE, Assignecs.
Whilirg March 25. 47:5w
Vjpn ALL porsinw iiulehtrd
.lUllOC. eithcr tn ihe subjcrihrrs
or D M. Ruasiguo nu Book or Aote nre re-que.-ted
lo m ikc iinmediute . payment to
thc ubcrilier!' All uinett'ed account.i
niUNt 1! iininediately plo-ed, cilher by notn
or jiaymcnt. no mit!ikp. or co-it iill foll
ow! A. A. &. J. UUSS1GUE Assigmv..
Whiting. Marcli 25, 1814.
47,0
OLACK CAMBRICK; BPk Cloakfring
t es aud giaips, jii3t rec'd hy
BROWN &. SHELDON.
Jan.30, 1844.
C. 300 bushcls Corn for sale by
11 P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Feh. 29, 1844.
OAP AUGERS xV new article of Cap
Augers which every farmfr desirous of
good lences anould liave, lor sale by
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Feh. 29. 1844.
Hebv
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall Feb.29. 1844.
For Sale.
Tho house nnd lot situated a few rods
aml pieasauliy situaieii wiin a eniau Dam,
t or lurtner particulars enquire oi,
ALANS vN DU5TIN,
WM. FLOWER,
S. MOODY.
Middlebury, Feb. 2C, 1314. 43;tf
SARATOGA WATER.
ONGRESS Spring Water, just received
and for sala by tbo doz. or single bottle,
at RL'SSEL 5c GRIDLEY'S.
Feb. 14th. 1841.
Blacksmithing.
THE suh-jcribers would res
pcrtrully inlorm thc people
of Middleburvand vicinity.ihat
they have formcd n I'e rtner
ship undprihc firm of
jleKAnnA cc art.itJii,
f fa urpo3e ofcarrying on
BLACKSMITHING
in all its various hranche'". nt the shop je
cently occupied by Ruluff Lawrencp, on
the V'eraennes rond. They will do all
kinds of'johs in their line of husines in a
faitliful and workman-liko manner, baving
been abvnyscngaged in tbis brancb of trade.
Especially they wi !
SHOLIHORSES
in the most approvnl modern style.
Their prices will be moderate and rca
sonahlc, and by constant ntnl assidunus nt
:ention to the profession they hope to be fa
vored with a. fair proportion of public pat
ronage. HUGH McCANNA.
JOHN SPEVCE.
Mlddlebnry, April 15th 1845. SOjtf
STOVES, TIN AND
IIOLLOW WAUE, &c
Tbe Subicriher will keepon hand a full and
ccmplete assorttnent of STO VES, ofthe most
approved Patlerns. Together with a getieral
asiortinent of TIN, COPPER Jc SHEET
IRON WARE, wbich will besoldat a great
reductiun from former prices. Also PRE
MIUM EAGLE PLOWS.gotnpiu Worces
ter Mass. supcrior to any thing of the kind,
ever oflered in these parts. AUo Sash, Door
Blinds &c. mauufactured in Brandon.
J. 15. WILSON.
Inthe ereen Store, formcrly occupied by R.
D. Farr. 40,tf
M
ACKEltF.L Codfch and Table Saltof
suiierinr nirilitv, for s.tle at.
;RU6SELL 4- GRIDLEY3.
Dec. 4, 1S13.
a kiiop irccnJ tlo&r North of llio Conrejjaiioral
Mcrttn II ou, wht ihey intcnd tn carrj on tlie
lniiinef cfMillinerj and Mantitamaler, tlirj Iiare
iUs Latesl Fakiiiucj whicb u, II te sude up in the
most approtetl tiIo aiulUupatctit th?y coLcta h-re
of PutruDUSC 43:tf
Checse. cbccea'firstra,e
lor sale by W. S. JonNsns.
Qonfl )lf2 SOOBUSHELSUats
CJClyU vyiXlO. a goml article to sow
EAL?0
I llll uuati LSUWiiH. ty
W. S. J03530S.
Apiil lst. 1814.
COWHIDE and Cnlljkm lioMis,
Cut and Wrougiit NaiU an assojtmcnt
or sale lowtr tl.au cver by
Oct. 16, 1813, W. S. Jonxsorr.
A CAItr.
r Ty t Jtr Ctcl.p wnnlil ir-Cnrrn Tjl
dics and Gemlcincn of Middlebury, tbat thty
. 1 .1 1 .1 ta
navc remaveu 10 ine iiuhm: uiujiic uic.i,u.
Meeting Hause, fonneily occupied by Lldcr
Kingsbury, wbere tbcydeslgn to continua the
Tailoressaad Dicss-making business aUo all
kinds of plain scwizg.
n. J. ruvwsoN,
C. HEART.
TO THE LADIES.
Flower Seeds Tt great varicty for sale by
Z. BECKWITH Ac Co.
April 8. 1844. -
Milch C'ows.
A few new milcb Cows, first
rate. for salo cheap hy
E. WA1NWRIG11T.
Marcb. 15th 16-14.
l.'tl!v2T" n,.-.i;,v fJi -la nr
1 J bushcl lor sale by
A. FRANCIS.
1844.
VERGEWHES AMD TROY LU4E.
M. D. IIALL &. Co.
THlSlincof niwt willbein first rato ro.
pair at tbe opening of K avieiiionand wi II roni
inmce tnnniog lo and Irom Troy t Vergennes.
Loviui; Vrrgennes everv Tuelaj ani1 Satur
dav morniug nl 7 o'clock A. M . "d T'oy rve
rr'U'e.liif.riiy nd Sluidty it 3 o'clock P. M.
Fn-gbt will bc rpreivtd in Tiojr up to ibe hour
ofs-irtinc Kieigl.t t- be shipped from Ver
eriinr' ni'it I e on lioarl ihe day prcvious.
I'jts-nH trvllini Souib nill nd lnsi
cbej aml oi.ivrtiieiit roul a well as ui'fditi. us,
sikI n.i pnn will b. ared lo rene r tliem Cin
lottabla and ati-.neri. 1 Proptic tors of tbi
Line l.opo and Mirr that Ih pro " p'rww MmS
d.fpiich. Ilut (Joidore hippl by lbi bni
thcm a full slw of Public Ptron -
S"' R. CHAPMAN, Acnt.
ViMtrnnes.
M. U. IIALL. Az'nt.
235 Hiver Strcet tip Sluiis Troy, N. t.
Vcrjennct, April Lt 1H
1844
VERGENNES & BUFFALO LINE,
TJJE CAXAL PACKET,
J SHERMAN.
CA;PT. F...M. SIIAW.
WILL coirinmce hcr ttlp nn tli! C0:hpril
Letwecn thi City and P.ufl.lo N. Y.
Runnin: day and nighl fullons :
Leaves Vergennes, Lcaves BufTalo ,
April 30 May 12
Mny 23 June 10
June 25 J'dy 3
Aug. 0 Auc". 19
Scpt. 5 Sept. 10
Oct. 1 Oct. 14
Oct. 29 Nov. 11
This Packet will be'in ur.lrnte otderfor
tho nccoiiiiiiodatii,ii of Passcnjrcrs aud
ffcipht. Will leave Vergennes nt 7 n'rlock
iu the morninj, towed by Stcam Boat to
U hitcbnll. Freicht must be on board the
day previons. Tbnse tnovinx or visiting
their friends in the far West will fid this
tlie most expeditinns. and at thc saine timi
tbc cheapest route they can takc. Thre
who choosc to do so. can havo cvc y facili
ty for Boarding tlicinselt es. Due attention
will he paid to nll pamcnjrers by a careful
Captain and crew. For further particulars
enquire of ,
II. CHAPMAN, Agcnt, Vergennes.
JOY & WEB3TER, ? nufr.tn
WM. STIMPSON, J BuKl10
Vergennes, April 1st 1S14.
P
ARASOLS &c. A line lot of Parasols
and Umbrellas. just rec'd. at
April, 17, 1844. BIRGE'S.
BONNETS, and elegant Ribbons and
T.tfTifTiinfra tlii nMTHt anr most fash-
ionable style, just received and offered very
low bv A. FRANCIS.
New Treatment ot'Uonsumption !
Bwhan' Hansarim naisarn r-j ye.
Prepared in London, England, nnd rcc
commcndiil by all cftbe inott celebrated
PhAsicians in Europe. Sold wholesalero
fail by RUSSELL & GRiDLEY, Mid
dlebury. Agnnts fcr Addisao Counry.
PilOBATE NOTICES.
Commissioncr3 iN'otice.
WE tbe Kibcribcrs bein? aDioinlcd br tha ITori-
t the probnle court for tbe dii(rict cf Addison comm:-
deuiaads of all persons ftgainst the estate t
ROBPMtr HAGAR'IT,
late of Leicerler, in naij dittrict rrpreKoted '(umlt
ent Kodaljoall droandt rxliibileil in oGset tlicrel'
nd lixmvnihs rromlbcrOlh day of March 1S44,
Leins allowed br mnr, r.. .1, .1-
; lwrtby gire notice tliatmo willatteod to theb'usiiKM
oiourau BppoiDlment at the dwelling house of
Margaret H-.guriTinUice.itr on he third Wed
nesdayorjuly and Sf pltmbcr oJo. o'c!tk A m. uotil
4 P m. ou each 01 taid daj. k
John G. Perry ) . ,
James S. Messir, Commisuoners.
D'aUdat Leicester, this 13th day of April
1844. 50
Conniiissioner's Notice.
We the Subscribers bpiu appointeil by
tho Probaie Court for tlie district of Ad
dison Commisiontirs to reccive. cxamine,
and ndjust all clnims nnd demands of all per--
socs ajainst thi- estato of
R.VNSOM V. WODDIN.
l.ile of Bridport in soid dislrict decease'f
rfpresrnted nisolreot nlso nll claims nnd
derr.arMls eslubileJ in olTael thereto and
sit monll.s fmm ihe 21st day of March
IS44 being allowrd by said t ourt for that
purpose, wo do tburciorc -;ive notice that
x-owill QttcMiJ lo thc business ofour said
nppointtncnt at ihe dwrlting housa of thc
wukr.v of the dtccasrd in Bridport cn tho
51-1 day of May anJ Scptemhcr nr. frorrp
fiotn niue o'clcck A. M. until four P. M
uu cavb of s.iid davs.
narMEldrid-e, Conmmissioncrs.
' Dutcd at Bridport this 21jf dav cfMcrch
A.D. 1841. C0
Middlebury, Jan. 10, 1841.
GABINET FlfflNlTUaE,
NAHUM PARKER,
WOULD inform his old patrons and
the public penerally that that hu
kcops cor.stuntly an hand nt his old stsnd
Miuth ofthe Court House and opposite tho
Addison County Iciupcmnce House, tbo
LARGEST ASORTilENT OF
in thc Connly, whicb be i? srllin nt low.
vr prices for Casli rcady.or npproved crcdit
than bas cver been sold in this viciuity.nnd
he woald rcspcctirully invite all 'o nro
abntit puichasing to cal! noJ c.tnmir.e In
work. 3G: w
CAUINET
lnTEsulscr ilK-rwnuU reptclfuily inforo
tbll ehsbiunls of Middlebury and viciuily. tbat
h) his ii o.rcu hand a largo aorlnjnt i,f Cab
inet Furniture , such as SKC&ETAitics. Bu
niAus,lJOK Cvse Wabb Robes, Tablks,
Fancy Wbnif, Liciit and TVmh STiMie;
liicn Posr, Fhexch. Cot and TuRM-ur Bsd
stkadh. Soku, Bed SorAs and Ckairs. To.
Eetlwr with rarwn otlier attlcles of bouie bU
l'uriiilure All jnln in hin line will bo f xccuiod
at iott nnlictiand in mot apyroved stj !. P-r-son
v.-iehin any of lb. above ailicl.-s, will do
voll to call on tbe su'iscnber.ae- Ihe ii detetmin
lU to nell a chrap for nnst k'nds of produco
asanyono iu this country nd fur cash. a.
gool dcil cbf ap?r.
ETollOP ondorr soith the Bip'iJt r.hutch.
HORACE N1CUOLS.
Middlebory. Jan. 10. 1811. 38
N. 15. ll.'N. wouIJ jnjt mxTta tbosc nbac
owe faimlhat h in w'mtof hisdue.
riiE
IXFEXTED BYE. P. BAKSISG Af.i
or PiTTsror.an Veshiixwia,
Will bc kcpt constantly 011 hand by Dr.
W. P. RUSSEL, of Middlchury. he having
purcbascd of thc Origiual Pateutce thc tz
clusice right to maic aud vcnd thc same with
in and for thc County of Addison. Vt., aud
iu Essex County State f New York.
Tho Palent Lace bas now been bcfore the
public for a amnber of montbs hundrcds
have beeu applicd in diiferent parts of tbc
couutry, aud with n success nevcr before
cquallcd by any rcmiJia! aent. Numcrous
well autbeuticatcd certibcates of itsbeueficial
iiifluciico in ths rcmoval ofdiseascsof long
stndiii, niight b: furnifhed from tbis imme
dialc viciuity ia addition to tbe atatemcnt
of cascs aud cirtificateJ of curcs funii.-Iicd by
Dr. Banniu aud othcrs. But tbis is cot
dcemcd ncccsary, ss at tbe prescnt time ref
crcure can be civen to iudividuals wearin,7
tho Lace in ncarly every Town in ths County-
Phisicians have long felt the ncccssity of
a supportcr diucrently coustructtd aud more
pcrfect iu its adaptation to the bunian form
than any that had been preenteJ to tLe pub
lic. Thc iuventinn of Dr Bauning's meets
wilb their peneral apprcbation.es itisde
sincd to relicve symptums, and to rertcdy a
class of physical nialadies w bicli ean tmI bo
rtached by raedicincs alone.
The decent or displaceraent of the vicera
from relaxation of tne aldominal muicles or
ollicr causes tends to aiter end derange ths
function of evcrj' organin tbe huruan sjstem,
and in many coses thb devlation f.om tho
natural bcalthy position of partj is the eole
cause of generaldebiiity in Males A; Females
of Dytpcpsia, alTections of the Slomarh and
Lirer Palpitalion of the llcart, Spinal Jrri
tation, Hysteric Ilypecondria, Piles, rrclap
sas UltrC Supprtuion of Urine. I'he Bron
ehitis of public speakers. and incipient Con
suraflion all of which will he much reliovcd
if not cntirely removed by the use of the Pa
ttnl Lace, when their existence is caused by
Physical dcranseraent acd a mechanicnl dis
placcment of parts whicb can be rcadily bs
ccrtnincd by obscrving tho form and tymp
tomt ofthe person affected.
This instnnnent has been examincd br
Dra. Mott, Rogers, Frauces and Griscomb
of New York, tho Faculty of Pittsburgb.
Hartford and New Haven and ha obtaincd
thcir favorable tcstiinony.
Application for the Lace can bo made at
the lionse ofthe subscriber, two doors south
of the Court House. Patients at a distance
will be visitcd at thcir residence if renuired.
A specimen ofthe Lace together with va
rions kinds of the most approved Trusscs
now in use can at any time be examincd at
the Dmgpist store of Russel & Gridley Crst
door south of the Tost Office.
W. P. RUSSEL.
Middlebury, Pcb. Cth 1844. 40.tf
To Let.
THE House ofthe subscriber in Wey
bridge three quartcrs of a mile from ihls
village, a beautiful situation recently weli ra-
paired, and intendcd to bc painted soon cx
ternally, together with fourteen acres ofl.md
in the rear, an acre and a half of whicb is es
cellent for tillage. An orcbard with inucU
grafted fruit stands upon the premises, Poa
s esiion given on the first of April.
H.
Mlddl&ory, Mttib l7tb 1B4.