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duty of harmonizmg the confcdcracy as it
nowexists, of cradicating ptejudice, of culti
vating concord amoug thc membcrs, ratbcr
than introducing a new and disturbing ele-
ment ivliich may lead to dissatisfaction aud
dcsolation.
Says Heury Clay what we want is " Union,
Peace and Ptititnce." IIow sensiblc, bow
just, how humanc, how truly patriotic is thc
Iiae of policy recomracndcd in this smgte scn-
tenci. How would tliis nation prospcr witu
such a Pa'burus as Ilcary Clay at llie Iiclm
of thc govcrnmeut, and w bat a cueenng pros
jwct have wc before ns in bcholdiug thc swel-
lii.g lide of nonularfavor which will as suic
Iv waft liim to ilic presiclential cliair as be
livcs to scc tlie -itb of March 1843.
Tiik Adva?iCi:i Cur.u.-A lcllcr writ
lcn in Fhiiisdclphia says, that a largc body
of four cr fivc hundrcd of tbo Bravc
Green Mousfain Uuys lcad llie van of the
Groat W'U'i" Arniv which is to rcniczvons
nt Baltimore, nided by dclaclinients from
W c.-jtetn New York nnd Mainc. Thcy
nppeared coiiFpicucus whh thcir eprigs of
green in thcir hais, and allhmigh tetutall
ors nevcr was thcrea happicr sct of tnen.
Tliey madc f pccchcs, sung songs, chcercd
nnd wcrc guilly of all those alarming rcv
elrics ivhich eo niuch agilato Martin
nn liurcD, nnd those wondertul pur
isls in mornl.i Slnm Oang, and Co. bc
sides Wcllcr, Rathburn, nnd scvcral olb-
cr bcautics of Ibo party in Congress.
CO?JGRESS.
FRACAS IN CONGRESS.
Washington, April 23d.
A feir days ngo, somc body revivcd the
stale slander of bargain and corruptioii against
Mr. Clay iu 1825. Hon. Jobn White, late
Spcakcr. pronounced it falsc. Mr. George
Rathlmn thc member from the Caync.i dis-
trict, N. Y. whoso seat is directlv in front ofl
Mr. White's tnrncd romid and told hnn the
chargs was capnble of proof. To this Mr.
W. replicd by reiteratiug thatthc charge was
false. Mr. Ratlibuu immediately aimed a
blowat Mr. hile nrbicli was returned, nnd
afnr cxcban-ins scvrral incrc blons., thcy
were sepcratcd by thc nieiiihcrs. l)i)rin the
nflray, a fellow namcd Moore. rushed iu up
on the floor to lake 3!r. White's part, but
was immediately seized by Mr. McCnusIin
of Illmois and put out of the Hall whcrcnp
on be drcw a pistol and fircd at .Mr. McCnus
lin, but missed hiTli and shot one of thc door
beppcrsin thc thigh. Ile was siezcd, and af
tersomo flonrisliing of a bowic knife ivji sc
eured. :ind will, we hopc, hc sevcrely puni.-di-ed.
Mr. White and Mr. Rathlmn subsc
queutly npolosized to thc hoiisc, and shook
liands. So therc ends tbij cbaplcrof Con
grcesioual ctitjucltc.
V.'ednesday, April 24.
ITouse of Rcrr.ESEXTATivts. The pro
cecdiug3 cuded ycsterday by the adoption ol
a re.tilntio!i diiecting the appointmcnt of a
Committce of live membcrs to investigatc the
circunistanccs attendiag thc rcncountcr bc
tween lessrs Raihbn.i and White, and cen
suriug iber.i for thcir conduct. The Cnui
inittec consists of Mcssrs Isandcr?, Adams,
Droiupuole, Ilardin and 'leiibou ChapniHn.
The persou uliu uouuded thc oiTiccr, lvas
ordcred to rcmaiu in the cntody of the Scr-reant-at-Arms,
until tlie fnrthcr action of thc
lIoue. Mr. Win, tbo uatchinan, wlio was
shot, is said ta be very badly trouudcd. The
ball cutcred Jii - thigli iiigh up, and altbmigh
tbo Bfne was not brokcn, tbo injiiry is a very
Bcrions one. Tiie bal! lus not yet been ex
tractcd, aliboub aii rxaiuiuatiou has liccu
made by tlie pliysicians.
A mution ras madc ilmt thc rulcs be stis
peudcd furtbc purposaof goiuginto Coniniit
tce of thc "Whule ou thc Tariif bill. The
inotion was agrced to.
Mr. J. Rrinkerbon', ofObio, bciag cntitlcd
to thc floor, nddresscd thc Committce at
lcngih, in opposiiion to thc protcctivc pdlicy.
Mr. Wctlicrcd, of Marylnml, got the floor
nest, and tbca;b a youcg man and a youug
rnember, bc madc a praciical and conchisivc
argmneut in favororth', protcctivc systetn.
Tbo debate was continucd by Mcssrs Ken
nrdy, of Maryl.iml, aud Morris, of IVnn.
Senati:. Thc foliouing incmorials wcrc
prcscmcd and referrcd. Mr. Upharn, from
citizens of Vermont, rcmonstrating agaiiHt
tlte amiciaiinn nf Tea. Also, against any
cbaiic in ibs TariH". The signcrs say tbat
thcy are fnrmen. aud bpfure this Tarill' was
ndoptcd, tbey bad ou band a lnrge amount
of agrifultural producK, whicb had accuniti
lated, b-rcsuse they cotild fiud no inarkct for
tbem; but thc aduptisu of llie prccnt Tarill"
oponed a rcadr sale for ihcir artitk-s.
Mr. BucbBunn.two iiirmorialsfroni Pcnn.
la f.ivor of thc prctent TarifT.
Mr. Tallmadic thrce memorials from
diflercnt parts of New York, against the an
ncxatioii cfTcxas. Also, a Iarge nnmbcr of.
rcmonstranccs against any chniigc in thc cx
istiog Tarifl".
Mr. Crittcndcn, a memorial from Ohio,
against the ratification of thc Trcaty whh
Texas.
Mr. Tappan, from citizens of Brainbridgc,
Ohio, against the anactalion of Texas. Also,
a petitiuu for n cominuuication betwecu Lakcs
Superiorand Ilwron.
Mr. Walkcr, the procecdiags of a Tylcr
mceting in Philadelphia, in favor of the rc
antiexalion of Tcxas.
Mr. Frnncis, the protest of thc Legislature
of llbodc Islind against any interfcrencc by
Congrcss, with the intcnml toncerns of that
tate, as w'nhoiu authority, aud having a
tendcncy to cscite a spirit of discoutent and
insurrection. Mr. F. nioved that it bo laid
on the tabls and printed so ordcred.
On motion of Merrick, the Post Office bill
was taken up.
Thursday, April 25.
No busincsa was transacted in eitbcr IIousc
of Congress to-day exccpito adopt thc reso
lutions customary on the deaih 0f a member.
Iu thc Hnnse, Mr. Slidell. of La., amiounc
ing thc death of his colleaguc Mr. Bossieur,
wboso dcath, he remarked, was the tccth tbat
bad occurred in tbe presrut Concress; tbree
in tbe Seimc, and seven in the Ilouse. The
funeral will take plare to-tnorrow, and the bu-
Biness of Congress will not be rcsumed till
Saturday.
This citv is now tolcrablv full of lunntics.
First thero is Scnator Niles who believcs be
has passed from this world, and is now expe-
neucing futunty. faecondly, John lylcr.
who is equally insane as to his chance for the
jl residcncv, and tbirdlv. the nrincipal agitS'
tors for the finncxation of Texas; and these
last as wcll as the Capt., have an nnjust and
falsc apprechtion of tbe world they live in, as
poor Mr. Niles. Tyler believes that he will
ith certaiutycompaj, the Presidency. The
fricmk of aanexation are equally certain that
the treaty will be ratiGed, and nothing will
jndeccive eitber till nal actiooii had upon
oqXsi tbeie sabjecU.
Friday, April 2G.
House or RcrnESEXTATi vo.-The House
met at 12 o'clock for the purpose of witness
ing the funeral ccremonics of Mr. Bossier,
latcly one of its rnembers.
Tbcrc was no bas'uiess transacted in thc
Scnate to-day.
Saturday, April 27.
Mr. Dromgoole mored to go into the Com-
mittee of the Wholc on the Union torceume
tiie consideration of the lann bill. Hlr.
Barnard hoped not; but that the Ea9tcrn
Ilarbor bill wonld bc pcrmitted to come from
thc Speakcr's Uble in order. The inotion
was carried by thirty or forty majority.
Mr. Bclscrcntercd into Constitutional ar-
gument against tbe l'rolcctivg System, and '
against its expcdieucy auujustice,
Mr. Brodbfiad mnie. n rnnd snpech in fa-
vorofthc Protectivc TarilT, and not only in
opposition to the passage of tlrc pcnding bill,
butto discussion thcreou as entircly useless
aad worse tbau useless, thcre beiug no pros-
pcct ol action at tliis time, anu was speaKiug
at tbe closeof this letter.
Tbe Senato was not in session.
Monday. April 29.
Nothing but loog tarift" speeclics in the '
House tlns dar. iu ine oenaie iiRcwise, me
Tarifl" was under discussiou
Mr. Uaytonof
NewJcrsey delivercd a very ablc speechin
favorof thcprcsent lann, auu pronouncins
all the matenal portious or Woodbury
speech uutrue. In thc Ilouse Mr. Colla-
mer addressed the committce in a very able
spcech upon the tarhT. Thc corrrcspondenl
of tbo Kxpress says tuat tne spcecn was ricn
npon thc article of wool, and the membcrs
liitcncd to tho speaker with great profit and
attcntion. 1 lie loolisli asscrtion tnat tnc ta-
riff bcncfits only the manufactnrer was an-
s cred cflectnally. The Calboun and Tyler
men are overjoyed at the appcarance of Mr.
V:n TtiiMn'a fllltl- I fTH IPftPr. I MPV f hltlfr
thc coast is now clear for Tyler. The loco irainctl Oilloy lor Iho ducl, in lull cxpcc
foco members are scriouslv discussinc the , tation that he would kiil Gravcs, instead
expcdiency ofdropping Van Buren for Col.
Johnson, Old Ironsides&c, whileothers are
hnnkcring after old Hickory belicving that the
live lion in his dotage is better than the idead
ass ot uudeniroia. iass nas some inenas,
lcr.
In the Sennte the morning bour was spent,
upon tbo Post Ofiice bill, which was pastt
aud sent to tlie Ilouse by a vote ot to 14
Tuesday, April 30.
In tbe Ilouse, this day was spent in dis-
cufsiug the Tarifl". White Mr. Prcston King
of New York was making a spcech which
was nolhiiig but an abusive pbilippic against
Mr. Clay, that gcutlcman was upon tbe floor
ciijoymg it to tne lilc.
Mr. Ulay was also in the Jsenale cnamoer
diiring thc mnrniiig. White crossing the ro-
tmidaawbolercgimentofdeleEatcssurround-
ed him bodily and shoolrbim by tbe band.
In thc fcenatc Mr. t airliela. ol Alaino pre-
ntcd the crcdeutials ofMr. Niles. Mr. Jar-;
nigan said hc c jtisidcred it his duty to intcr- j
pose objcctions to the qualifications of the '
gciitteiiian atid moved tho appointment ofa
s-electcnmmitteeof fivc toinvestigatc the sub-
ject and tbe capacity oftbe Senator elect to
takcthe oath of ollicc. This resolution was
adopted and Messrs. Jarman. liernen,
5m, i..i.,n, ...u u.... .,.r..u 1TO
ommittcc. '
' Wednesday, May 1.
Thc Scnate aftcr the reccption of sundry '
pctition3inf.ivorofannexatioHadjournedun-
til Friday.
ln the Ilouse a resolutiou was adopted V lngs, who, joincd to thc Ucniocrats,
providing for thc tcrininatinn "of tbe Tarifl" wji mnkc tho requisito majoritv. Phil
debatc on the 8th. Tbe remaindcr of tbe niinhin r.dirr.r 1
day was spent upon thc TarilT. I
VIRGINIA REDEEMED
P. S
S. The IastAlbany Daily givcs thc
in Virginia as certain. Whig majority
rcsuH
in joint bal!ot,4 at least in favorof the whigs.
i
I he lucliinann i.nquircr, tlocol adnuts tnat
thc whigs have carried thc day.
Clat ! WA5iii"cTosX-Tbe Hon. Hcn-
ry Clay has ariived in Washington. He is
in cxcellcut hcalth and spirits, aud is thc
gucst of William A. Bradlcy, Esq.
WI1IG NATIONAL CONV.ENTION
Frnni thc Editor.
BaltiMoke, Wednesday May 1, 1844
5 o clock, I iM.
Tho Whi National Convcntion has
bccn hc'.d, and Ibo rrsult- are most aus
picious. Thc vcncrable A'lBnosc SrEN
ceii of N " was Presidcnt. and not less '
tbansix oroisht cx-Gcivcrnors nmong tho ,
Vire Prcsidmis. 11ENRY CLAY was j
unaaimnulv noniinntcd for President, of
cou.se. and TliliODOUE FRELlNG-'
GHUYSEN of New Jcrscy though now
a residcnt of New York wason tho
lhirxl Dallut nnminated for Vico Prcsidont
Tho mntter was substanlially scttled in n t
mceting of the Southern Membcrs last :
evenin. 1 bo fnllowing are Ihe aggrc- 1
jratc"volcs"on the scvcral ballots : I
lst Ballot. 2d
3d.
155
70
40
T Frclinghuyson
John Davis
Millard Fillmnro
John Scrgcant
101
83
53
33
118
74
51
32 tvithd'wn.
Tolal 275 275 274
Thc wholc nnmber of clcctors in tho
Union is 275. so that cvery district in th o
Union was rcprcsentcd.
Mr Frclinghuyscn having, on n third
ballot, 34 majority ovci all opposingi was
thcn 'unan:niously' tiominaicd for Vice
Prcsident. He is a most worthy and ca
pablo inr.n. and will add strcngth even to
Hcnry Clay. They will be elcctcd by
an astnunding majority.-
Pcrfect harmony nnd intenso entnus
iasni charactertzed tho . deliberntions ot
the Convention throaghont. The motion '
that thc nomination of Mr Frclinghuyscn
be unanimous .was made by Judgo uur
net of Ohio (Davis) seconded by Gen.
Root of N Y (Fillmore,) Hon T, M T Ic
KennaolPa. (Sargeant,) Abbott Law.
rcnce of Mas-s. (Dnvis,) nnd by scvcral
others, in brief addrcsscs of tKrilling elo
quence nnd powcr, 'and carried with
thundcrs of acclamation.
. Specches have becn made by Gov. '
Cillswortn, 01 Ct.JS Little ofMaine.
Tatil of Tenn. Gov Metcalf ofLy. Hon.
John M Berricn and Col Lumpkin of Gn.
Hon Edward Stanly of N C and scvcral
others. Benjr Watkins Leigh ofVa. is
spcaking as I closo.
This isa most august Convention, and
there are at least 30,009 Whigs assembled
bero to ratifv tbo nornioations to-raorrow.
TTicro are thousandspoaring in liourly.
u. G.
HIeetinc or tue Vehmont Baltimore
Delegatiox at New Yohk. Wo learn
by the'i'ribuno that tho Vermont Dclega
tinn inct at thc Astor Hnusc at half past
elcvcn on Salurday mornitig, nnd organ
ized thcmsclvcs by nppointing Govcrnor
Paine Prcsident. and 15. H. IJillinga Esq.,
i isccrctarv.
Tho Banner of tbo Stalo Delegation
bcaring tbe National Eaglo ovcr thc Es
cutchcon of tho Stale, and thc dcvicc
Thiisdo our tnountain's sons
Rcspond to thcir country'scnll.
wns in the hall of thc house, and as also
s tne IJae ol Ihe t-lty UelCKatlon ot
Burlington, richly cmbroidered with thc
niotto,
Thc dawn of a brighterdav
The meeting was tnost enthusiastic,
nnj n high spirits.
. The DeIea(;on w:
ation will consist of thrce
, hundrcd at lcast. A band of music from
Rutland are in attcndancp.
Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, as wo" learn
from tho Washi
nppo;nlctj by the Govcrnor of Alabama
tomithe vacancy in I
o . : i
,u - ,. J r n i v
by the resignalion of Col. Kmg.
.
In honorablc contrast with the conrsc
oi some oi mo tnira pnriy papcrs is tlie
annexcd cxtract from the Emancipator.
cdilcd by Mr Leavitt :
The Domocratic naDCrs of thc North
circula,ini, .ieflo thimrs. and trvin- to
gairj by dcnouncing Mr Clay, although it
is in evidcnce that thcir lcaders had
1 of Gravcs killing him. And thc wholc
'party are out in full cry against Mr Clay
for his ducllin". whcn tbo world ltnow's
;, ,0 Detnocrats will cive their votes for
Vico pfesid(.nt citlcr to po)ki or King) or
Stevenson ALL DUELISTS1"
Vermont and Neic York. A splcndcd ser
cnade was givcn to tbe Vermont Delegation
riml tbpir Imtiil Inqf ntif In Tmtit of t1i Aa.
tor House, byLothiau'scelebratedbrass band
who nlayed a creat numbcr of thcir natriotic
and othcr airs. The Green Mountaiu Boys
returned the compliment, and invitcd thcir
visitors into their quartcrs, where thcre was
cucli mirth, and an hannonious interchange
ol gflou lecling. Ine iew Xorkbandtben
gave a parting nuick-step, and this ncat and
tastcful wclcomc on thc part of our fcllow-
citizens was concludcd. Altogcthcr, it was
one of the most hearty and pleasing iccidents
of tho campaign, so far.
. .
1 wrole J'OO somc time ngo, that "in
casc tho Scnntc rcjccts tbe Trcaty, tbo
qncstion will cnmo beforo both IIouscs in
Ihe shapo ofa joint rcsnlution ; Tcxas
claiming lo bc nriginally a Tcrritory of thc
Unilcd tJtatcs. nnd posscsscd of tho reoiiiiN
ito nonu ation tn fi.rm a Sl-itn. "In I mt
ca'c I can nssure j'ou Annexntion cnn be
carried ; thcrq being a siifiicier.t number
of Oemocratic voles iu both IIouscs, who
will go for Icxas "as a party measure,'
nnd n stifficicnt numbcr of Southcrn
... . .f. - , ., , , ,
not belicve that a majority of tho Scnate
would ngrce to such n resolution. To
nnncx Toxas by Trcaty, with a two-lhirds
volc. is nn abusc of ihe treatymaking
powrr, and surcly it is worso yct to do thc
I' dced by resolution.
P. S. Thc National Intclligcncor says
fbrm i rlfinfrpr. Mnfl wnrna Ihn npnnln to
)our ; renlon3,rnnce9.
'
TIIE FRAUD PROT'ED.
j Thc Irial ofElliot has bccn concludcd,
nnd thc Loco Foco Scnate of Lnuisania
has found him guilty, nnd rcmovcd him
from offif.c. Thus Ibo Ilouse (Whig) and
the Scnate (Loco) have concurred in his
' iinpcachmcnt, nnd procetl the LOCO
' FOCO FRAUD in Ihe Xeto. Orleans elee.
tiqn. Crow, Mr Pntriot Mr Star Mr
; Age : crow ovcr a fraudulcnt victory, will
you ? Thcy must fecl mighty nice. 'I hc
Scnalc found him guilty of issuing ovcr
SEVENTEEN UUKDRED iltegal ccr
tificatcs of naturalization. Watchman.
Whig Club.
There will be a meeting oftbe Whig Club
at the Town Room on Friday evening, at the
ringing ofthe bell, to reccive the rcport of
the Delegation to Baltimore. Scvcral ad-
Delegation to
drcsses may be expected
P. STARR, Pres't.
May 8th, 1844.
A1LLAGE MEETING.
A public meeting of the citizens of the
village will be held at the Town Room this
day, at 1 o'clock, P. M., to take into con
sideration thc proposcd encro'achmcnts, un
der the authority of the Select Men, npon
Plcasant Strect opposite the Congregational
Cburch, and to take suitable measures iu re-
lation to the same.
Middlebury, Wednesday, May 8th. '
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
EW Drury Esw will delivcr an ad
dress before the Young Mcn's Tcmpcranco
Socicty,- Wednesday Eventng, May 7th
7 o'clock at tho 'I own Room. Ladies
on(j gcntlcmen are rcspectively invitcd to
attend.
S Pearl Latiirop, Scc.
Married,
In Cornwall, on the 2d ult. .by tbe Rev.
K. Havens, Harvey Briggs Esq. of Benson,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, to Miss
Frances L. Peckof thefonnerplace.
D iea
In Lincoln on the 24th ult. Owen Briggs,
agcd 85 years, a Revolutioiiary Soldier.
Iu Danville on.tho 16th ult. Henry Mat
tocks, Esq. Cashierof the Bank of Caledo
nia, aged 38.
In Cornwall, April 15th,MrevMincrv'a Ben
edict, agcd 75 years.
MUSICAL ENTER TAINMENT.
There will be a Public Concert niven by
the Juvenile Choir oftbe Congregational So-
ciety, at thcir Uhurcb, on Wednesday i.ve
niog, May lSth, commencingat 7 o'clock.
PROGRA.MME.
Intidnction. Piano Forte.
1. ChilJrcn listen to tbe Lord.
SrniUn? Mav.
Shall e'er cold water be forgot.
I bave come from a happy lanrl. Song.
Sisters' Duett. Piano.
C. Spring where you wailingnowl
Solo.
7. Iam coming little maiden.
8. O Lord white angels praise thee.
9. Wby stand ye round the threshold.
10. Skaters' Song.
1 1. When evening steals o'er me. Son;
12. Overture in Tancredi. Piano.
13. Snow RiTtl.
14. Hark! the midnishtbells are chiraing. Daclt.
15. See tbe heathcn mother stand.
1C. Ifcverlsee. Song.
17. Onr yonthful bearts with temperance burn.
18. Agawam Cluicksiep. Piano.
19. WinterSong.
20. The West etemal bome. Song.
1. iledley. O say busy bee.
23. Bird of the South. Duett.
23. Duett. Piano Forte.
21. All the week we spend.
25. Come childrcn, come.
20. In the cottage.
27. GoodNight. Brightbc onr parting.
23- Examination in Elementary Principles.
A new Piano Forte, manufacturcd by 1 . Uii-
bert fc Co. will be uscd on the occasion.
At the close a collcction will be rakcn, tne oc-
ject of wbicb, will be then stated.
AUCTION SALE.
tVlll !-. nlit nn S.Knrdnv neit. Mav lllh. at
theAic'dlcburyAuction Room, thc foUowicg ar
ticles of Household Fnmiture, &c, viz.;
2Bureaus. 3Bedsteads. asct rarlorur.airs,
1 do. Dininjr do. 1 do.'Kitchcn do; 4 TaMes,
3 Llght stands, 1 large Rocking Chair, 2 smill
do. 1 Crib, Stoves, Tubs, Pails, Pots,
Barrels, ' Kettles, &c. &c.
Also 3 i'at. riows, i uun.
Sale tocommcnce at2 o'clock P. M.
Z. BECKWITH, & Co. Auctionccrs.
Middlebury, May 8, 1841.
FOR THE LAUIES !
Printed Lawns. half mouming do.
Fancy
Monslindc Laines. Frence Prints, American do.
&c. &c, iust opened andsclling fast at
STEWARTS.
Itouen and Fancy Cassimcres, for Summer
Pants Fancy, Checks &c, for coats, Marseielcs,
Uich Silks, Satin and Vdvct, Vcstinc at
siKwauia
Anica lot of Fancy Gimps Fringcs Velvet,
Satin and Crimpt, Spring Kibbons just from New
York. t
STEWARTS.
Looking Glasscs, ofallsizes andpricc at
I. STEH'AllTS.
Femalc Somiuary.
THE Summer term will commence on jVon
day May 13th. Aiss Anne F. Stong, AssistanL
L. L. TILDEN, Principal.
ilfiddlebur)-, April 23, 1811. 5l;3w
CLOTH CAPS.
JUST rec'd an assortment!2len's Youth's and
Children's Cloth Caps for sale low by
ZBECKWITH &. CO.
April 22, 1814-
JUST rcc'd a lot orStone and Brown Earthcn
Warsof alldescriptions forsale at Factory prices
by Z. BECKWITH &. CO.
Apm y-', itHi.
Hats!! IJats!!!
AT TIIE OLn STJISD A TEW B0DS
NOHTUjTHE JJtU
TTTE sohscriber would inform tbe
public that he has on hand a large assortment of
black and drab Hats of the latest New-York fash-
ions, which he ouers lower roa cxsn on most
kixds or Prodcce than can be bonght in tbis
C0Unty" JOHN JACKSON.
N. 3- The'highest price will be paid for lambs
wool and Maskrat skins. J. J-
Middlebury, April 17, 1811. Oljtf.
PONE WAItE. The subscriber offcrs
for salc.a cood assortment of Stono
Ware, consisting of
Churns,
Jugs,
Pudding Pans,
Buttcr Pots,
Common Pitchcrs,
r Fancy do. &c. &c.
IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, April 16, 1814.
JUST RECEIVED The AgcncyorDoct.
Bucban's Huscarias Balsaji for Ad
dison County. At
RUSSEL & GRIDLEYS.
HERE THEY COME !
NEIF AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
cntirely new stylc, bought very low for casb
uau luey lvui uu suiu uuluujihuuij vnt"i'
April, 10, 1844. A. FRANC1S.
HOES! HOE3!
WILSON'S Hoes anice article, just reccived
and for sale cheaper' than tbe cheapcst at
STEWART'S.
NEW GOOHS.
THIS day opening by the subscriber a
splendid stock of fresh and dcsirable
goods, emoracingan ine vaneucs 01
RICH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
otfercd in the market, he has taken the nt-
most nains in his selection as to style, quality
and price. AII wishing for good bargains will
do well to can. lie wiii say pojinreiy 11c is
not to bc undcTsold, and his niotto is to un
dersell, knowing that small profits and quick
returns will ensure sucess to the trader and
satisfaction to tbc buyrr.
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, April 29th, 1844.
Full of Goods
Thc latest, cheapcst and hcst
Stockrof Goods ever offered in this market
comprising almost every vaiictyof kind,
style and name, which were bought low
with cnsh and which araSELLlNG OFF
RAP1DLY at a small advancc from Cost,
by A. FRANCIS.
May 8th 1SH
PAPEK. Hangings, a large stock, just
rec'd and offcred low by
May 1, 1844. .. A. FRANCIS.
CARPET Wnrp, Cotton Yarn, Shecp
Twine, a new supply by
Mny 8th 1844. A. FRANCIS.
CAPS, Velvet, Boys Fnncy do Crimp,
Glared do, Sportsmen Wool do- just re
ceived, for sale at STEWARTS.
A LARGE lot of Unbrellas and Para
sols, cheap for cash at STEWARTS.
H
ATS, Leghorn, Palm
laf , mcn's wido
STEWARTS.
Brim no, lor eaie at
HATS AND CAPS.
Spring paiteni, fino Mole skin, Leghorn
Double and Single Brim, Silk, Velvet and
Cloth Caps at BIRGE'S.
AprillO, 1844.
GARDEN SEEDS.
The cctebratcd Risley ii Co. Garden Sceds.
Also the Shakcr Sceds from EnCeld, warran-
tcd supcrior aud of tbe orowtb of 1343.
For sale by, 2. BECKW1TII & Co
FOR. SALE.
A large Lot of Window Blindsand Sash at
very low pnces.by Z. BECKWITH &Co
Middlebury April Cth, 1844.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
C. BIRGE, is now receiving his usual Va-
ncty of rasliionablc stnpIeiVfancv Dry Goods.
New Spring pattcrus, and cbcap as over of-
icrcu tor uasti.
April 10. 1841.
BONNETS &:C.
Ladies aud Misses Florence Braid?Straw
and Cyprcss Bouncts, Artiflcials nud Ribins
at BIRGE'S.
April 10 231 1.
B O N N K TSf
Q1LK, Cypress.it Willow Bonnct;.just
rcceived, and for sale by
IRA STKWART.
Nov. 27 1813.
CARPETINGS &c.
Oilcd floor Clotb, Matting and Carpetings,
at UIRGE'S.
AprillO, 1814.
Balzoriuc, Sup. Mous Dc Laiue, (iing
hams, Prints, SfC. just receivcd at BIRGE'S.
AprillO, 1814.
Clotbs, Cassimeies, Yestings.Tweed Cas
simeres and othcr Summer Clotbs for Gen
tlemens wcarjust receivcd at BIRGE'S
April 101841.
PAPEIl IIANGINGS 6cc.
1,000 picccs Paper,
50 " Bordcrings,
juit rcccived and very cbcap at BIRGE'S
April J0, JS14.
JLACK CA.MBRICK; Bl'k
cs aud gimps, just rcc'd by
BROWN & SHELDON.
Jan. 30, 1844.
(?riti bushcls Corn forsale by
XjVI 11 . p. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Fcb. 20, 1844.
CAl' AUGERS A new arfrelc of Cap
Augcrs which cvery farmer dcsirous of
good fcnccs should have, forsale by
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Fcb. 29, 1841.
PRUCE CLAI'BOARDS AND PLANK
A quantity of Sprucc Clapboards aud
clcar stulf, Spruce Planks wcll seasoncd for
saleby P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall Fcb. 20. 1844.
TO CilABLE MAKEBS
To thc New Patent Scrcw Grain Cradle, rc-
cently invcatcdby Chester Goss, of Madrid, Sr.
Lawrencc Coanty, N. Y. was awardcd the higb
estprcmiumat th'e Stale AgricuUural Fair held
at Rochester, N. Y. on thc 19th, 20th, and 21st
days of SenL last; and on tbe 22d day, at the same
placc, a Diploma was obtained from tl:c Mechan
lCs'LitcraryAssociationon the same article.
This cradle, in its outlines is rerysimilar to tbe
old fashioned grain cradlq but in othcr rcspects is
so constructed that tbe position of tbe head and
Crigcrs togetber may be casily chanfccd by means
of six coupling screws fittcd to thc braccs. which
are in two picccs. So tbat by tuming the coup
ler one way thc rod or brace is Icngthened, and by
tuming the conpler the other way, the brace is
shortened. Thus, by tuming the coupler on the
npper or head brace one way and the other, thc
position of thc head and all the fingcrs is chaned
and made to form a greatcr or less angle with the
plancof the scythe and snalh across ihe fingers,
and the workman is thus cnabled to set the head
or change thc anle of tbe head and fingcrs for
cutlinglodged orstanding grain with cqual casc,
andiwilhout3catlering;.andif tbe grain ishcavj'
and thick, the coupling screw on the fingcrbraces
mav lw tumedinsnch a way as (0 draw in the
working cnd of the lingcr, and if ihe grain is Iight
and scattering, tbe coupling screw on the fincer
braccs may be tumcd in such a way as -w ill iling
out the working enJ of the fingcrs, enabling tbe
workman to collcct more grain. This crzdlc or
lightncs'i, convcnicncc and elcsance, farsurpasses
cvery thing ofthe kind cvcroGcrcd to ihe fanncrs
of VennonL jlt has, and the subscriber is conli-
dcnt it will rcccire tbe unqnalificd approbation of
all who may cxamice it. Ana uciiaving purciia-
scd 01 inconginai paicnice me cxchimvc j. 15111
10 make and vcnd tn others to Ikj used. the same.
witbin and for tbe State of Vermont, is now prc
parcd and in rcadincss to cxccute conveyanccs of
tlits patcn t to pnrciiasers ior iokcs or couiiues on
libcral terms.
WILLIS WILDER.
East Middlebury, Vt. May 1, 1841.
NOTICL
MRS. N. TIARIHS would
rcspcctfnlly inform the citizriS
of Middlebury andvicinitv, that
rhe has receivcd from Boslcn
and New York, the latest la.-hion cf Stocks, and
all kinu of Genllemen's Linr.cris, which will l
kept constantly on hand, or madc toorder, cbeap-
jer than can be obtained clscwhercof thc same
qnM'idicbnryMar isti ign.
, MISS BARTIIOLOMEW
nas removed to the honse of Mr.'R. L. Fuller, on
tbestreetleailingfrom Plea-sant to Couit Street,
where she invitcs her friends and customers to
call on her. A
j nnniitls ani Cops madc and repaired as nspal,
, in the neatest and jest manner, ana mosi iasmon-
able style, at a lairpnce.
Entrance'to her rooms at the front door.
Middlebnr)-,Maylst, IBtl.
PLOWS PLOWS
iFIHHE Subscriber is agent, for tbe sale of
Pfe mMXlV aitfcfc no m.
take! manufacturcd by thcm at Worcester
Mass. Full tnmed with whccl and Coulter
F1 r 1 v 1. A r I 1
at manufacturers prices,
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, April 20 1844.
H" ADIES and Misses Florence Bonnets, a
J" rich varietv of Bonnct Ribbons 20 dif-
fercnt Styles, Bonnet Edging, Tabs, Artifi
cialsaud Col'd Ruchesjnst rcc'd by
P. W. COLLINS.
April 29th 1844.''
175 picces Calicoes,
20 ' M. De I-incs,
10 " Printed Lawns,
10 " Lace Stripe,
10 " Broad Clotbs,
0 " Plaid and Rib'd Fancy Cassi
mcres. 2 Cases Mole Skin Hats,'
2 " Brush & Nutria,
1 " Leghorn
20 doz. Gloves and Mitts,
7000 yds Sbcetings.
CO0 ' Summer Stuffs,
Togetber with a numerous list of artictcs
not cnUmerated, at prices to defv competition
forsaloby P- W. COLLINS.
April 21), 1814.
MESS PORK, for Sale by
Pcpt 25 IRA STEWAT
EAVER Coatncs. Hery Pilo:
Cloths. Fine German CIothe.Enslish
Cloth3. Cassimeres and Fancy Doe skinsd
Rich Lyons Velvet, nnd Vestings.just rec'd
by cKOWJi 01 anKLDON.
Oct 12
Miu. Loomis, Sr Miss. Doj.nso. hito arxnrd
a fcliop iccond door ?orth of tho Congrrgatiooal
Jlctlin- Ilouie. Hlicre tlwr intenj to carry on tl
bu9ines of .MiUiner and MantuamakerB, tlKjr lay
tke Latcst Favliions wbicb will Le maJo up in thc
mot approveJ ttjl aad dispatck, ibej aol oit a tharo
of Patronagt. 4S:U"
Cnfl fiftj SOOBUSHELSCIats
w(-l'u Vtlla. gootl article to sow
H3-ALP0
1 ( 1(1 BUSHf LS CORN. by
W. S. Johnson.
Apiil lst. 1314.
OWHIDE and CnllVkm Bo -ts,
J Cut andWrouglitNaih an assortmcut
or sale loair tl.an tver by
Oct. 16, 1813, W. S. Jounso.
A CARD.
Mu3. Rawsox tSister would icfbrra tbe La
dies and Genileinea cf Middlebury, that they
have removed to ihe house oppcuite tbe ?Baptist
A T : IT r 1 V 1 v i'n
.lttCilU ifi UCKUpiVU 1J IJiUCI
Kiacsburr, uheie tbcvdcsim to coatisua tbe
Tailoressard Dresvmakteg tusicess also tll
kinds of plain sewiig.
n. J. RAWSOS,
C. HEART.
TO THE LADIES.
Flower Sceds a great variety for sale by
Z. BECKWITH & Co.
April 8. 1844.
Milch Cows.
A few new milch Cows, first
rate, for sale chean by
E. WAINWRIGUT.
March, 15th 1641.
iOni'll FIRST quality at 50 eu. per
- " - onstiei lor sale iiv
A. FRANCI3.
FARASOLS Ac. A Cne lot of Parasolj
and Umbrellas, just rec'd. at
April. 17, 1841.
BIRGE'S.
pONNETS, and elegant Ribbons and
Trinimings tho ncwest and most fash-
ionablc stylc, just rcceired nnd offered very
low uy A. fltAWUISi.
New Trcattncnt ot'Consuniption !
Jluchmi't Hangarian UaUam rf Life.
Prcparcd in Loudon, Englaud, nnd rcc
roinmciiiled by all cftbe inot celibruted
Phiciaiis in Europc. SoUI ubolia-ale re
tail by RUSSELL &. GRlDLEY.MiJ
dlebury. Agents for Addison County.
TIIE
Fateet Edace.;
IXrEXTEDBYE. P. BAXXIiXG il.D.
or PlTTSBUr.CII PE5SSTI.VAMA,
Will be kept constantly cu haud by Dr. ,
W. P. RUSSEL, of Middlebury, be having
purchascd of thc Origiual Patcntce the ex
clusire rigbt to make and vcnd tbo same witb
in nnd for the County of Addison, Vt., aud
in Essex County State of New York.
The Patent Lace has now becn beforo ths
fiublic for a numbcr of mnnths bumlrcdg
lavc bccn npplied iu ditfercnt parts of tbc
country, and with a succcss nevcr bcfora
cqunlled by any rcmidial agent. Numcrcus
wcll atithcnticatcd ccrtilicates of itsbcucflcial
influcncein the rcinovat of discases of Ioug ,
staudiug, tnigbt be furuishcd from this iinmc- ,
diatc vicinity iu nddition to the stateincnt
of cascs and cirtiflcatcs of cures fiirnisbcd by
'Dr. Banuing aud others. But this is not
dccmed ncccssary, as at tbe prcscut tinio rcf
ercnce can be givcu to iudividuals weariug '
thc Lace in ncarly cvery Town in tbo Coitn-!
ty. m ' I
Pbisicians have Iong fclt tbe nccesaity of
a suppnrtcr diflercntly constnicted nnd more
pcrfect iii its adnptatiou to tbe human form ;
than any that bad hcen prcscnted to the pul- i
lic. The invcntion of Dr Banning's mects !
with thcir gcncral approbation, as itisdc-l
signcd to rclicvc symptcms, and to remcdy b
class of physical innladies which ccn net bo j
rcachcd by inedicincs alonc. 1
The dccent or displncemcnt of tho virera '
from rclaxation of the c.ldominal musclet or '
othcr causcs teuds to altcr and dcrangc tbe
functiou of evcry orgauin thc human system, 1
aud iu Uiany cascs tbis dcviation from the
nnturnl bcalthy posilion of parts is thc solo
cause ofgcncraldcbility in Males& Fcinalcs
ot Dgsprjwa, aflections of the Stomach and
Lirer Palpilalion cf th: Htarl, Spinal Irri
talirn, Ilysttrie Uiporondria, Piles, Pwlajp
sns Ulcri, Supjirission of Urinc. Thc Uron
cliiiis of public speakers, nnd inciyitnt Con
sumption all of vtbich w ill be tnuch rclicvcd
if not cntirely rcmovcd by tbe usc oftbe Pi- j
ffi Lace, whcn thcir exislence is caused by .
Physical deraiigcuieut anda mccbauical dis-
placemcnt of parts wbicb can bc readilyas-J
ccrtained by obscrving the form aud tymp-
loms ofthe pcrson nflcctcd.
This instnimcnt has bccn cxamincd by
Drs. Mott, Rogcrs, Frances and Griscomb ,
of New York, tho Faculty of Pittsbitrgh, I
Hartford and New Haven and hai obtained
thcir favorahle testimouy.
Application for the Lace can be made at
the honse oftbe subscriber, two doors south
ofthe Court House. Patients at a distnnce
will be visited at thcir rcsidcnce if requircd.
A spccimen ofthe Lacetogcthcr with va
rious kinds of the most approvcd Trusscs
now in usc can at any time be cxamincd at
the Druggist store of Russel & Gridley first
door south of thc Post Office.
W. P. RUSSEL.
Middlebury, Feb. Cth 1814. 40;tf
A. B. & R, M. CHIPMAJM,
ARE receiving from Boston, an cntire
new stock of geasonabte
Comprising a comptete assortment of Broad
Clotbs, Catsimcrcs, Summer Clotbs, Amer
ican Prints, Alpines. Balzarines, Organdic,
Scindia, Gro De Valence, Paraisians, Crape
Ncmour, Crape M. De Laines, Printed
Lawns, Monteith Checks, Gro De Naples,
Gro De Swiss nnd Bonnet Silks, Ribbons,
Laccs. Gimp, Cords, Vestings. Gro De Lon
don, Tbibet Plaio and Plaid De Laine, Slri
ped and fig'd Cashmcre Shanls, Cravats,
Florence and Stravr Bonncts, Hats, Caps,
B00U, Shoes, Gaiters, half Gaiters, Slips,
iVc. fcc. Brown and Sea Island Cottons
from 6 1-4 to 11 cts. Also Mnlasses from
25 to 31 cts, P. R. & N. O. Sugars from
6 1-4 to 9 cts. Coflee 10 to 12 1-2. II. S..
Y. H. & O. II. Teas 33 to 75 cts. Nails $5
Tobacco &c.
A general assortment of Crockery. Glass
and Hardware, Medieines, Oils and Taint.
Iron aud Steel, Fisb, Salt, Flour, constantly
on hand at a small advance from Troy prices.
The above will be sold very low for Cash,
Tl J.,.- . snnmmil crpdit.
J Bridport, May lst. 1614, !.
scaL
NEW GOODS.
The subscril-e's are now reeeii'fiig'tMrS'prh.f;
anaammcruooas, wmcn lor vanetr, amonr.i
and cheapness, will not be excerfeil, if eqnallcd,
by any stock of goods in this vicinity.
ij-Particuhn ncxt week.
Z. BECrtWlTtt & Co.
May 4, 1644.
Arrival JXo. 2.
C. niRGE has just receivcd an additioaal snp
ply of Florence Braid Bonncts, aud artihcials,
Genllemen's Moleskin, Leghom, and Palm Leaf
Hats, Mous. D. Laines, BaUoriccs. &c. &c.
May 8,1811.
CliOICE CROCERIES. Almoit ucry
article tbat is wanted in a farnily setected
with care, rigiit ei.nd asd ratcE.
Just reccived by A. FRANCIS-
BROWN & SHELDON, have just re
ccived a geueral assortment of Goods for thc
scasnn, including Englisb, German, and Fan
cy Clotlis aud Cassimcres; Docskms.SwccdS1
Gambroous, &c.; ricbSatinand"SiikVcsting
Calicoes, Balzurincs, Lawns, CvC. iVc, which
will be sold cheap for C3sh.
April 7tb, 1341. 1
,
CRAVATS. Cent's silk nnd satin Cra-
vats, Ladies' Cravats, Blk. Ital. Cravats; Pa-
tcnt .uDberlJraces, biik Suspeuders, icc
for sale by
BROWN iSc SHELDON.
April 7th, 1844. 1
Glas?, Cbiua, aud common waro cut tura-
hUrs,o:c., at STEWART'S.
0
ONETS, Florence, Stravr. mkcs do.
Cyprus, and Palm 1
t-af Bnnnets, ju? t re
STEWART'S, ceivcd at
OLD, nnd Young Hyson. Hysou Skinr
and Black Tcas. Loaf, Lump and Prourr
5ugars, tnnlasscs, Coflics, Ricc. Raisinn,
Spicc.Sjand pcppcr, foi sn'e iinuiiall low
at STEWART'S.
10 tfoc-no Jadies, Mis-ies and cbil-
iu oascs ,,., sll0C3 anJ hair
Gaitcrs. Also Jlen's Cu f-Jiin Boot ol the
tnot fu?hiunahte rtyle and bet iiiniiu'nct
urcatrcduccd priciv, jut rocM by
A. KRANCIS.
CtURTAlN Muslins, riunbrics, fringcs,
Furtiiturcs aud Cupprrpbite- jut lec'ij
by A. FRANCIS.
May S.
ffg CASES Pnrasols nnd Uinbrvi'iS;
& rec'd and cheap cnongh by
A. F1SAC:S.
("IROCKKRV nud Glnss Ware. Also ri
J new stock of Hardware niuv opt-rtitsir
by A. FR'ANt lS "
May S.
JouaUiac C. Gipson, STiT or VEa.icjr,
I vs. j
' Earl D. DauicU, SAdJUon County Conrt,
and his Tiuste I
"r.A. Girsoa, J Deccmtcr Term, 1&13.
At the term of thi County Cottrl held at IHc"
dlel.uiy iu and for the Couuy of Addrcn oa ilis
second Tuesilay of Decemter 1S13, Jon;tbi.n C
Gipson of Salixbury in said county ccniincnccJ
his aclion cc the casc by ltccliinent ogaint KatT
D. Daniels, of SalUluiy afurcsaid, on note daied
lst March 1843, for 44 dullars C7 cents, payal-te
on deinand with use; aLo lor three hundred d il'
lare for money had and receivcd by ihe aefeLdant
to tbe use of ihe j'lninliff; iu wkich Willi in A.
Gipon ofsaid Salisbury was snmmoccd ai Trcs
lce of tbc said Daniels: And it is sugjev- d srd
shown to the court, that the said Karl D. Dauicli
was abscnt from thc State at the tirce ot tbc ser
vice of tbe said writ, and kas cctjet retorr.fI
withic tbe state; It is thcreforc orcered 1 y ibtt
court, ihat said caute le coctiuurd until tbc 1.' :t
term of said court, to I e Ik'I Jcu ou ihe icn 1 t
Tuewlay of Juue 1S14, sLd that cotiee tl.c:eef le
given to said DanieU Ly pul lication of this or!er
ia tba Nortbern Galaxy public ce'rarerp;ij
ted in said Middlebury, tbe last of wfckb kia'I le
at least thirty days tefure tbe said urxl term.
51 S. SWIFT, Clcrk.
Briggs & Piout,
vs.
Eail D. Daniels
md his Truslea
Sxate or Vekho.st,
' Addison Couity Ccurt,
Lcri Brisv
Deceailer Term, 1813.
At the term of Ihe Coar.lv Court held bt .lh '-
dlebury, ia and for llie county of Addi.-un ou tbz
sccond Tuesday of Dccember 1813, El'enezer 11
Brig of Brandon, iu tbr ccnnty of Rudacd.and
Joha Prout of Salistury in tl county cfA!ub.on
copirtncrsasEtton-cvsuEiicr tbc liim of Brygs
Sc Prout, cominenced thcir sclicn ly aUucbmci;'
against Karl D. Daniels cl'Saliitiiry in said ccac
ty of Addison, on lvik icouat, in which Levi
Briggs of said . Salisbury was summocedasa
trustee of the said Daniel And it is smrgcstcd
and shown to tbe court, ib. t tbe said Eail D.Dar.
iels was abscnt from the stale at the time ofthe
service of tbc said writ, and has not yet relciced
wilbin ihe same, It is tbcrefure oriered by said
ccurt Ihat said cansrbe continued until ther.eit
teim of said court, to 1 bell on the second
Tnesday of June 18-11; and tliatnotice theicofte
given to tbe said Daniels l y pullication of this
order, in tbe NoribernGalaxy, a pnl lie Eewsj'a
pr printed imaid .Middlebury, tbe List nfwbuh
Jiubfications shall beatlensi ihiriy days leltrc tbc
eaid ncit term. S. S Wl FT, Clerk. St
Augustus Grates 1 State or Vi:eot,
vs. v Addison County Court.
Earl D. Daniel). ) Decemter Term, 143.
At tbe term of the County Ccurt held at
Middlebury in nud fortho County cf AdJjon
on tbis sccond Tuciday of Deceiubcr, 1'!3.
Augastus Gravcs of Salisbury in said County
cominenced his actinn by atuchment agaiiiii
Earl D. Daniels of Salisbury aforcaid, on
nctodatedOth Fcbruary. 1S43, for2ll dol
lars, 35 cents, payablein thirty-n,Tedaj fn.m
date: And it is snggcstrd and shown 10 tbe
Court, that the said Daniels was abseo: from
the Suteattbe time of the service of snid
writ, and has not yet returned wilbin the
same. Itis thercforo ordcred by tbc Court,
that the said cause be ccntinued until the noit
term of said Court tobebeld on tbc sccoud
Tuesday of June. 18-1-1, andtbat notice ibere
of be given to said Daniel, by publication of
this order in the Nortbern Galaxy, a public
nenspaper printed in said Middlebury, thrce
weeks succeesively, the last of which pnbli
cations shall be at lcast thirty days before tb
said ncxt term.
51 S. SWIFT, Clerk.
TEMPERASCE IIOUSE.
The subscriber would resreetfully inform ll.e
public thathe has taken tbe Tavern Stand.'forrs
crly occupied by Joseph C. Hnntington cn the
west side of the bridge, ia Middlebury, ar.d in
tends to keep a house of public cntertainmtcl up
on strict Temperance principles, and bopcs to se
cure the patronage of all who will be satisficd
with the firt rate accommodations which such a
house can aflord. He has had much expcricrice
in this lineofbnsines, and flaltcrs himself that
by his assiduous attention to supply the wants ef
his guesls, he will be able to give entiresatifjac
tion to all those wbo mar favorhira with their
CUIt0C1- ALLENH.?glWLn;
Midiltbury, April 9,1611. &
TIIE WORCESTER PREMUM
EAGLE ILOW.
The best plow now extant; and nbichr'rew
thcpremiuni at the plowing matfh of the
Massachusetts Agricultural Soeiety lat fall.
Nothiug more could be neceisary than a
stateraent of this fact. to commendiit to tbo
farmers of this region. It has given ptnct
satisfaction wbereverit has been teed. Tbe
subscriber has the above Plows forsale at h's
establishmcnt in Middlebnry andfeels certain
that it is a first rate implemcnt of husbaudrv,
ROYAL D. FARR
Middlebury-April 9, 154.