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IMPORTAnT DECISION Tlih
METHODIST GENERAL
CONFERENCE.
Ti,r;nnrnl rnnforpnrp. oftlic Mctho-
.?;. F.nUr.nnal Church. is noW in session
il.vuwiw.. .
tn the Yitv of New York. Thisbodv. it
ln 11 ,. , J . .,, "'
is we. known. is composcd ofa ccrtam
- , , , i r.v.
number of delegates Irom each ofthe an-
nual 1 conference. of tbe Church ,and as-
scmbles once in fonr years. As the rcp-
is, num-
. .
hprino- in this countrv ovcr one mtllion ol
memDcrs, ana exercismg, pa-'""
, , - - in
the Southern and """y
dom.nat.ng influencc, thc
and pecuhar 'XllhX
vhen those decisions and doings liaic a
bearing on thegreatquestionsthatagitate
Uie national niiiid.
Four vears aco. at the session of the
Gencral Coflference held in Baltimotc.the
qncstion of Slaccry in the Church gave
rise to a "reat dcal of discusssion and no
little cxcitemcnt. The question camc up
ngain at this confcrcnce, in the manner
dctailcd in thc subjoincd arttcle, which
wbich ve takc from thc Tribune of Fri
day. The decision we regard as one of
vast importance, and thc moral infliience
of which must be decnlv felt. It was ren-
dercd after a long and animated discuss-
ion, which was rnarkcd by no small de- i
Sirec ot wartntn on uotn siaes. i is ihjj
bc inferrcd from the fact that a commit
tce was raised composcd of an equal num-
ber of Northern and Southern mcmbcrs, '
including the Bishops of tbe church, to
confcr upon scmc plan of reconcihation.
. - . .... - o t..i.t
ms commuieereporicuo.. ouiu.uu,
it was imj,ossiblc to agrce upon any p an
of concihation, and wcre accordingly dis-
cnargcu. inus siamis iiiu iiiuncr, unu
thc decision of thc lnghest body of thc
churchisirrcvocablvrccorded7;!j'nini5far-
crv. In thc mean lime rumors arc afloat
thatBishop Andrcws.into whoseposscssion ' ,,,1,
several slaves have fallen bv marriage, will j
resign. Indeed he could hardly do othcr- I Tba "Spirit of the Age," and "Vermont
wise after this decision, and we bclicve Patriol" have eacli publishcd a gross and
wc are safe in saying, that it is crjicctido outrageousslandcragainst thc Rutland Coun
b;m to do so. ty dclcgation and thc band accompanying
We record this decision, as onc ofthe thcm to the Xational Whig Cor.vcntion.
siniricant " signs of the timcs," and as .. na ,lnj,.r mn .
being a mattcr of gencral and deep inter
est. Indications arc not wanting to con
firm our belief that Slavery in the United
Statcs will soon be numbcred with tlnngs
that have bun. It is nccdlcssto add, that
this decision is one of the most satisfacto
rv oncs. Vi'c give thc article from the
Tribune.
" Those v.ho read the reports which ap
pear in our columns of the procccdings of
the Gcneral Confcrcnce ofthe Methodist
Episcopal Church, now in session in this ;
city, will have observcd that an important
decision wasinadcin that body on Satur
day last, which can hardly fail to attract
universal attention. The facts in tho case
are briefly these : At tbe last mecting of
the Baltimore Annual Ccnfcrcnce, Fran
cis A. Hardin, a travelliug preachcr, was
tuspended f om his Ministerial functions
fcr refusing to emancipate fit e slaves which
had come into his possessinn by marriage
with Miss Swan of St. Jlary Co. Jld.
Frcm this decision be appealed to the I
Gcneral Conference, and after devoting
ncarly four da-s to an lnvcstigation of tl'.c
case and a hearing of tbe partics, that
undy on SaturdayIast rendcred a vcrdict !
afiirininr the decision of thc Baltimore j
Conference, by a vote of 117 to 50, tbus
settliiig theprinciplc that arlaveholder, in j
a State wherc the la.is do not rcndcr
emancipationabsolutclvimpossible, ouht
not to be ordaincd as a nreacher in thc
Mcthudist Ep:scrpal Uhurcn. 1 his ver
dict uill be secn to be the more cmphatic
in its bearings on Slavery, whcn the
ground on uhich Mr. Hardin placcd his
dclcncc is tauen into consiucr.uiou
It j
was shown distinctly that thc laws of Ma
ryland allowed emancipation only on con
ilitinn ot'thp renioral ofthe slave bcvond
the limits ofthe State. On this point the !
highest lcgal authority was quctcd, and it j
wjs coutenuea inai in sucn
a case slave- J
holdingdid not work a forfeitureof mmis-,
tpnal phnmrt.-r. thn Disr.inline onlv rc- '
quiring to " cxccutc, if it bc practicable, a
legal emancipation of his slaves, confor
inably to the laws of thc State in which
he lives." It was not dcnicd that the laws
of Maryland did contaiu the provisions re-
lifd nnnn hv thc -annellanl in his defnncn.
and yet so strong was the feeling against t some length and with a happy effect of
Slavery, that the General Conference de- the extreordinary unanimity which now
cided by a vote of morc than two to ouc exists in the whig party throughout the
that the dccMon ofthe Baltimore Ccnfcr- Unitcd States both as to thcir measures,
cnce should stand as the solcmn decision and their candidate for the Prcsidency,
ofthe wholc Church." which he contraslcd with the locofoco
'Those who arc not acquaintcd with party who are unitcd upon ncither. After
the internalpolicy ofthe Methodist Church Gcn. Clarke had concluded, scveral gen
may perhaps infer from this that hcreafter tlcmcn briefly addressed the mecting, up
no slaveholder can be ordained as a min- on the subject ofthe whig nominations.
ister of that Church, in any part of the Stephen B. June ofTered the following
countrv, Howcver natural such an in- Resolution which was adopted by accla
ference might bc, wc supposc it will not mation. It is as follows :
be warrantcd by the premiscs. With the Resolved, That we do most heartily ap
cxception of thc Delegates of the Balti- prove ofthe nominations made at Balti
more Conference, locatcd partly in Marv- moreon the lst inst., and from this time
land and Virinia and partly in Pcnnsy'l- henceforth, until the Presidential election
vania) one Deiegate ofthe Missouri Con- we are dctermined toact, and we will not
fcrcnce aml onefrom the Texas Confer- relax a inusclc, nor yield an inch until we
cnce, all thc Southern Delegates voted in have nulificd Loco Focoism, vctocd John
the mmority ; whilc all from the North Tylcr, and clccted Henry C lay.
with the exccption of three from the Phil- For spirit and cnthusiasm thc mecting
adelphia and two from the New Jersey ofthe Union Club has scarcc been equall
Cpnference, vctcd with the majority. ' cd, even in the joyous gathcring of 1840 ;
The division, thercfore, was csscntially j and with the enthusiasm there was the
bctwcen the slaveholding and non-slave- most perfcct harmony. There weresev -holding
States ; and as the question turn- eral songs sung besides the two alhided
ed upon the proper mcaning ofa clauscof, to, and there was a band of musicin at
the Discipline, it is probable that the tcndance, who played some excellcnt
Southern Conferences will continue to picces and performed them well. It may
give it the same construction as hcreto-
fore; nor b it likely that the Gcneral I
Confcrencc will call them to account for
so doing. The moral influence of thc de
cision, however, must be widely felt; and
when it is cqnsidered that the Southern
Delegates contested the case with all their
etrength, the issue must be regarded as
highly important in its bearings upon
Plavery as connected with the Methodist
Church."
BAD A WOLF IN SIIEEP'S
CLOTHING.
The Kcv. Mr Rainc, nPrimitivo Meth
odist minibtcr, nn Engli.'hman by birlh,
who has been, Ecttled for a vear or two
over n smnll congrcgation in this city, nnd
has becn considcrcd n very rxcmplmy
t ... 1 i.:..t I... ,r,.lrr
m;sconH1Icl, which he confossed, nnd
immcdiatt.lv iiftcr flcd from '.hecity. His
cnmcs involvo onc, cerinmi.i, anu wim
. , , . - I . ,. nnri
t . . 1 ! I.. Innlinr 1! jnr!ln
Ut tlOUOI.two ICP u-, . .
fatnily
i no gins ero uu.,.ra. ...
f0r ho hns n wifo nnd scveral child
lor "', .... .... ...:..
iren
now in WC CIIv. J ncrc ure vanuus m-
no m c Bhid
;Slinncc toP rcpeat. Tho wrelch
nBj?:ni, ' iMt Auoust. (hr
it is unncccssnry to rcpeat.
Ims becn nrcachinn since I."
. :, . r
I 1 . 1 f.niimoncnriiitit nF hlca inrifr nl
1 . . , ,
Onc report says ho
....111 .
hns ono ,..est.v!mI. and another. that he
ha. feturncd to England. Ue hasbccn
tho Ministrv and the
Hevcr in ihc doctrineof Millorian.
CQun of Ch-td
J
County at a reccnt session, granted liccns-
Cs to Inn Keepers to scll ardent spirts, but
withheld them from all retailers
TJic
Push
cause of Tempcrance is onward.
it along yc lovcrsof the human race.
Mr. Bentonhas madcapowerful speech
in the Senate against the Texas Treaty,
and lcft only a grecse spot of John Tylcr.
"We are glad .Mr. B. has directed his artil
it.ry against this nefarious slaveholding
schemp
IIr. Tyler, it is said wifl run for thc
Prcsidency as the Texas candidatc. We
hope he will run to Texas, as that is thc
place whcre rogues all flee to. Ue will
i. ti.a Pnnp.nfrnmp. fr
....... ...... ,
J,M pohUcal charactcr will bc sure to fol- ,
jowli;nl
-. . "'"V '"r""
dav,
1 he nots :n Phdadelphia Iiavc ceasea anu
orderouce niore reicns.
Would to heavcn I
m;,i,t alwavs rein there. and throu"li the
I . ej
gravating circuuistanccs. But to put tbe
matlcr at rcst, the band from whom they
thought to itiakc pulitical capital, have conie
' out in thc Rutland Hcruld, with a card in
j which they say most of the pretendcd facts
are ' Calumnious Publicatlons, and the rcsi-
duc as midirious misrcprcscntations." How
small Messrs Eastmau and Marston must Meucr aS rr.valc,y al ,,rutleu ,w rrUp--.
. . . . crformcmostrespectrullytoucclinctuenom-!
lecl. llieu l.ilsuying uump is nowcvei so
promineut, that they cannot vcry wcll tell the
Iruth
This would probably be thcir only
apology if qticstioucd upon tbe matter.
COMMUNICATIOX.
On tbe U2d of February last, thc Whigs
ofthe towns of Brandon, Salisbury, Lei
cester and Goshen, in pursuancc ofthe
rcqucst ofthe State Central t'ommittce
mct at Brandon, and formed a Un:on
Whig Club, Immcdiately after thc nomina
tion at Bal'imorc was hcard from, a meet
ing ofthe Club was callcd to be holdeu
on thc 2'2d of May, at Leicester, to hcar
from the delegates who attcndcd thegreat
convcntion. At about half past one o-
clock, P. M. on thc day bcforc mcntioncd
lc V higs had fillcd the mecting housc
at Leicester, and wcre anxiously waitmg
fur the report from thcir delegates. The
Presidcnt callcd to ordcr, and briefly
stated the objcct ot the mecting anu an
nounced that John Oonant i.sq.,
John Conant Esq., and
Gcneial Clark, delegates from thcUnion
Club to tbe Young ien's Ratification
Convcntion werc prcsent, and ready to
report. After two good whig songs wcre
sung, which cxcited a goou dcal ot mcrri-
mont and laughtcr, Mr Conuiit being be
ing callcd ou said he was not able to give
a fiill report ofthe Baltimore Convcntion,
but should Ieavc
Mr Conant spoke
that to ucn. Clarke.
in high tcrms ofthe
Nominations, anu particularly Eincc he
was a puhlic mau.
Gcii. Clarke now arose and gavc a uni
tcd account of tlio proceedings of both
convcntions at Baltimnre. He spoke
about an hour and a half, and was libtcn
cd to with unfcommon intcrcst and atten
tion, and nct unfrequcntly grceted with
checrs and heartv applatisc. ile spoi;c
be relicd on that the Whigs ofthe Union
Club, in the language ofthe above resolu-
tion, are determinedto act,
Adjourned to thc State Convention in
Burlington July 3d.
A. G. DANA, Prcsident.
B. Frisbie, S. B. June, J. N. Dar
J. S. Messer, M. II. Ranney. Secretary
GREAT F1RE IN NEW ORLEANS
Tcn Squares laid in ashes Bclictcn
two and three hundrtd houses burned.
OurNew-Orleans papcrs ofthe 19th inst.
received tbis morning bring us nccounts of a
most disastrous fire which occnrred in that
city the day previous.
To attempt to picture the scenc, while the
fiprcp plpment was raninc at its wildest. werp.
j impossible. llonseless unfortunates were
jseen rushing through smoke and flame, and
sceking a slicltcr which cnly proved tempora
ry. for the flnmes were ngain upon tbem.
Iicdsand bcdding, fnruiture, groceries in
sbort, cvery thing that could be moved in the
hurry was secn piled and th'rown togethcr
in Canal and Common strccts, the oivners
sittiag upon the little wreck that was left to
tbem of all their hoiisehold gtore.
All was confusion and dcspair; but the
most distressing sight of all, perhaps, was thc
removal of the sick from the MaisondeSaute,
God grant we may nevcr wilness snch a
spectacle agaiu.
Hundreds of citizens harebeen left with
out shclter, and tbe Ioss has uiifortunatcly
fallen mostly upon poor but industrious fami
lies.many of whom owncd the smallbutcom
fortable dwellings in which they resided.
P. S. Since writing the above, we have
hcard itstated that the numberof houscs dc
stroyed will not fall short of lico hundrtd and
eighly. and many think that three hundrtd
will nnf rnvpr tif pntirp tmmlipr. Tfnnflrp.lq
! of families arc tbus left homcless and sliclter-
less, and many of them are absolutely de
pendcnt for bread upon a communily that
will not, we fcel confident, turn a deaf ear to
auy appeal that may be madc.
LOCO NATIONAL CONYENTION
GREAT NEWS! VAN
4JUIJENMDCASS
BOTH OVERBOilRD!
XEWS FROM BALTIMORE!
JAMES K. POLK, of Tenncsee (defeat-.
cd cauuiUatclor Oovcrnor Iastrnll,) hasbeen
uomnialeil for rrcsiUent! ! uy the Lioeo-t o
Contem. an(1 SILAS WRIGHT, of
Ncw York.for Vice Presidcnt! Tbefollowing
is the result ofthe only ballots takcnAVednes-
Slh,
104
114
44
o
9ft,
Ol i ; i ; i !
Van Bur;n,
Cass,
29
231
Polk,
Buchaunu,
Maioritv for Polk,
202.
Tbe following istbe rcsultfor Vicc Prcsi
dcnt, (only onc Imllot inkcn :) !
For Silas Wright of X. Y. 258 I
Levi Woodbury of X. H. 8 1
J5PTli3 Convcntion adjourned after hav- j
ing Lominnteil Oi:or.GK M. D.ixAs,of Penn- !
sj lvania. for ihe Vicc Prcsidency, iu rooru of
Sil.is AVright who declincd. ;
At the asscmbling of thc Convcmiou on
Tbursday a Ictter was read by the IIoil. B. ,
F. Butlcr. from Scnator Wright who had ,
becn uominated for the Vicc Prcsidency, sla- ;
ting that "Circutnstances which wcre not j
ncccssnry to mention, but ichich you undcr-
sland, (mcaning Mr. Butlcr, to nhnm
1 , ,., , i . . i
lettcr was pnvatcly aildressed, makc it prop-
criormcmoatrespecuuny
i mation.
1 Gcorge M. Dallas was nomiuated on the
secoud hallot, nnd thercupon unnnimously
adopted. Ile was fonccrly a U. S. Scnator,
and in that capacity inlroduccd atid pilotcd
through tbe Senate in 1832, ihe bill- to rc
chartcr the Uuitcd States Dank. Ilo voted
, . ; , , . W . 1
hcad of Jackson's Veto.
Of coursc as soon a tlie bauk was killcd '
he itirncd against it, and went for Andrcw
Jackson, Bnnk or nn bank 1
Wc cnnsider him a much Mttcrmnn to run
untler James KPolk than Silas Wright would '
have been.
The Convcutiou adjourned cn Tbursday
evening.
After thc ndjoiirnmcnt, Mr. M'Ginniss, onc
ofthe Mifsouri delegates and a Presidential
Elector, took tbe Prcsident's cliair, and after
s tating that he had becn rudcly deuicd a !
chancc to speak, said " I have thercfore no '
resort left, except to takc this opportunity of
prnclnimiiig that I bear no part in the respon
ssbility of what it has donc. It has commit- '
tcd a gross fraud upon tho country. I go 1
against it Missouri will go against it I de- J
nonnce it. I know it is uscless to spend morc i
brcath upon the subject here, but the pcople j
will sec it, and trcat it as it dcscrvcs to be
trcatcd." I
JolTu Tyler has acccjittd the nominntion of
his Coavpution for Trcsidcut. His lettcr ap
pears in thc Mnulsonian of Tbursday. i
Wehearlh.it Richard M. Johnson has1
. i . r ir- i i m ,
cousciited to run for Vicc on John Tylcr s
.. , . . . . , , rP . i t i
tickct. Inch will lead. Tylcr and Johnson
or Polk aud Dallas .' Hard tcllillg. Tn-
bune.
ADDISOX COUXTY WHIG
Thc Whigs of Addison County are hereby
untificd, that, tbe uu.il County Convention
will be held at the Court Housc in Middle
bury, on Wednesday, the 12th of June next,
at 10 o'clock, A.M., to select candidates to
be supportcd for Seaators for thc legislature j
and to make all the necessnry arrangements
tosecurc ihc succcss of tlie Whig cause in
thc approaching politicalcampaign. Addrcss-
ta iu.ij ue cxpeciBu iruni stvcrai uisiiuguiau-
ed Whigs ofthe County in the afternoon.and
also to an adjourned session expcctcd to be
held in thc evening.
Middlebury May 28th, 1844
Harvet Bf.li.,
Williasi II. White, I Countj
Alfred 1. I.oscoe, fjom
Kext Wright, I mittcc.
Josas Smitii,
ADDISOX COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
The Board of Jlanagcrs of the Addison
County Agricultural Socicty, are hereby no
tified to meet at thc Vermont llotel in Mid
dlebury ou Tbursday the 13th of June, iust.
at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of ap
pointing a time for hnlding the Annual Fair,
selecting cominittees, awarding prcmiums
and transacting any othcr business for promo
ting the objects ofthe societj. It is hoped
tbat no one will fail to be prcsent. Tho
prosperity aud usefnlness ofthe society much
dcpends upon n faithful discharge of duty on
tbe part of the managrrs.
S. II. JEXISOX, President.
II. Bell, Secretary.
May 24tb, 1844.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
THE ADDISON COUXTY MEDI
CAL SOCIETY will hold, by adjournracut,
their Annual Meetir-g, at Middlebury, iu the
Vestry of thc Congregational Society on
Wednesday. June 12th at 10 o'clock A. M.,
and. at the same place and on the same day,
THE VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY
will have a semi-annual raeetiug.
All regular Practitioners of Mcdicine are
invitcd to attend.
D. C. GOODALE, Sec'y.
Addison, June 3d, 1844. '
Died
In this town June 3d, Natban Case Esq.,
aged 81, one ofthe carly settlers of tbe town.
Fuoeral this day, (Wednesday) at tcn
o'clock, at the school bouse near his resi
dence. In Bridport on the 31st inst., Mrs?Nancy
AVheeler, aged 54 years.
In Huntington, on the 1st inst., after an
illness of five days, Jliss Wealthy Pierce aged
30 ycars.
In Lemington Kentucky, Col. Josiab Uuu
bam, formcrly of Wndsor, in this State.
In Ncw-IIavcn, May 7th 1844, Alfred
Jcnncll Sprague, son of Rilcy and Electa
Sprague, aged two years and six months.
Twas in thc spf in j whcn all thinjs gay,
Ourlovely cliild did fportand play,
But in one wcck hor clun'd tlie secnc,
JIc diea! he'f goneto tiie worlda unsetn,
No morc we see hisplajful clianna
Nor fondly clasp him in our anns,
But slill we tnut tlio Alfred dies,
Hcainsabore in paradisc.
AUCTION SALE.
THE subscriber being about to remove
from this state, will sell by auction at his
dwclling housc is Salisbury, Wagons, farming
,n.7 hnusr fiimilttrt. tc. on Satnnlnv
I next, June 8,commcncing at 10 o'clock A.M.
consbting in part of the following articles:
3 Feather Bcds and Bcdding.
3 Bcdstcads and Jiope,
2 Light Slands,
1 Wash do.
3 Tables,
2 Carpcts,
1 Cook Stove and 1'ipe,
3 Brass Kcttlcs,
IS Ciairs,
3 Looking Glasses,
1 Pr. Brass Andirons,
Iron, Stoncand Tin IVarc Crockcry,
Pails, Wash Tubs fyr.
1 Two Horse Wagon.
1 Single "
1 Doublc Ilarncss,
1 Tico Horse Slcigh,
2 Cuttcrs,
1 IlarroiB and 2 Plotes,
1 GrindStont,
Shovcls, Ifoes, PitcJtforks, fyc. fye.
p Sales positivc A crcdit of C months
will be givcn, if requircd, on all sums ovcr
Sdollara. for approved Notes with intcrcst
I FRAVICt 1J WII COV
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES.
rniHE snbscriber has re-commenced thc
JL manufacture of these rakcs, and will be
pleascd to receive ordcrs for tbem, and soon,
to save expense in delivering them.
Ile will lurmsn rakes supcnor to any now
parts to order.
i 1 -..
Ile will make a fcw cxtra fine tccth rakes
for gathering the fmest hay, and raking after.
Drag Rakcs also for snlc.
CLARK RICH.
Shoreham, Juue 1S44. 5;tf.
ENTS Goat Skin Bootec, a good ar
ticle for sutnrncr wcar, jtist rec'd by
BROWX &. SHELDON.
MiNUFACTURlNC.
DAYENPOUT & TURNER,
WOULD infcrm llieir patrons and tlie public
gcnerally, tliat th.'y have renewcd Ihrir les;of
thc inanuraclurinc '-liblijhmcnt of tlie Middle
bury Maufacluiing Co. fnra tcrm of years
with addilional facililies fbrdoing Lusitie. They
atc also making some valuabla additionsjo thcir
finUhing machinery and iinprovemcntsi gcne
rally inti n linr ftill to tiroduce a
. . S"P HIfJ; M'1'1.01 , u
cf cccxls suitable for tho Worthy Sont of Ihe
n .,.,. c,,,. ... . .v. . ,
Urecn .Mour.lain Alate and their Ieishbors on
th oproile side of (he Lak(.
Thev will rcceivo Wool :o mjn..rnri.,r nn
i shates or hy tho yard and will kcep an extrnsivc
1 assorlmrnt of Rncds on hand whicb ihey wdl
! exchangc for Wool, or ndvance on Wool lefl to
m-.ritlfri f lirP. 1"hV U-nlllrl Anin 1 1. n T
- - J . - . u IC.UCI .11.1.
gratefulacknowlcdgmcntj lo thcir patrons fnr
j incir lavors anu re-assure Ihem that iflorts vrill
not to wanting to merit their fullest confidenco.
firp- TERMS ndaptcd io tho TI.MES
' aiiddlebcry, 31a 29.
New Storc New Firm New
Goods.
BRIjtSaI,UD & BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS TO
PAXGBORX & BRIXSJIAID,
ATtr! nrfrviri1 fn tell T.0 lnn- AM
( iev i orK pnce., at wholeraleorrelail, Watches,
ClOCKS, JKWELET, G KRMAIf SlLVER, platcd,
uniTA"iAanu ouier iiieiai uootif , (.old XH1M
BI.ES, Spectacles, Ciiaixs, ItlXCS, I'lJJ,
Brooches, and a11 goodj in theline, and besided
the flxest dcAcription of Good, we are keepinj a
grcat variety of Goodj at ul.olcsalo to Kujiply Ped
Iers or others. to sell aj: lin, and we inritc callj and
orders nVm abroad, assarin custorocr that tliey
will find ihe Goods low, and ofthe qualily they are
sold for.
We import Goods, or bny thcm nherever we can
get them to advanta;p, and ahall scll so that we can
give our ctutomers satisfaction.
Ordcrs from a distance attended to promptly, and
as goodbargaias givcn, to say the least, as by per
sonal application. Clocks or waichcs by thc Uox
or Single. Wc arc Agents for tl.e Uiamond voinled
Golu Tess, Flt Nets, fur Horses, and Mor.is
on's Pills.
We hae Willow Ware, Combs, URCsHr.s,
Hocsekeepi5g Articles, Kizor.s, and othcr
Cutlcry, CoHD5toic Forsitcre, Fhiii.io
Tackle, Baskets.Stocks, Collars, Scsr5-
DERS,x.
We have Dressivc Cai.es, Work Boxes, Mo-
SJCAL lHSTRCXEltTS, D. and DOOBLE BAM
Viols, 3Ielooia5s. and most smallcr inr'rumcnts
ofMmical Mcrcbandise.
In short, we woolil just say that we have a vcry
esten'ivc and varied anforlmcrt of Anrerican. Enj.
IFh, German and Taris, FANCY ARTICLES,
and we are fullr aware tli.it tbe way to sell them is
to put thcm so LOW that Boston or New York will
not bc a more ijtorable place to bny them. We buy
for Cafih, and sell for Cash. Our cuslomers can buy
as cheap here as at any othcr place. If anv one
chooscs to scnd ns the Cash foraGold or Silier
Walch from a diitmice, or any other article, and
leave the 6election to us, they 'shall lae an article
Worthtue moxet sest, and if it docs not suit,
it can be exchanged. Our Silver Spoons arc made
in our own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch reparing.
BKINSMAID f- BROTHERS.
BCRLIGTU!r,VXRHO!IT. 4G
FINE CLOTH CAPS, new stylc for
Gents wear, by
BROWN & SHELDON.
PARASOLS fcc. A finelotof Parasols
and Umbrellas, just rec'd. at
April, 17, 1844. $ IRGE'S.
NEW BOOKS
AT TIIE FffST OTI'ICE,
(Cheap for Cash.)
Uti.K.L.liS UUWM
is naw receiring from
New York, several
new consiznmcnts of
School, Classical and
MisccUancous Books A-
Pamphlets; amorig which arc tbe books pub
lished by M. II. Ncwman and J. S. Taylor
& Co. Traets and books publisbed by thc
Tract Society
ALSO.
Stationay, Jfanci Articles and Pid.ura.
Arrangemetits have been made for ordering
auy Books that may be wantcd, durmg open
navigation.
Middlebury, May 23, 1644. 4
TEMPERMCE IIOUSE-
The euhscriber would irtfon n the nablic that Iic con-
linnrs to kcepa House of Entcrt-inmcnt athu oU t
lan.l m &aIlfoury. rone wui nave any rcason io
complain of his wantof attention to his cu-tomers,or
of thc ab?cnce of any accommodation which can be J
cxpectedata country honse. Tlie resolution he has t
taken to banisli liquor from his house, he trusts will
secure him ihe natronara of all those who are sin- '
cercly desirous of promotin thc caurc of Tcncpcr-
ancc. riiu.UAS w. it.ui.t.iu
Salisburj-, MayZOdi, 1S44. 3
H 9
SIX MONTHS TIME.
THE subscriber is now rcceiving ( not
r, at... v.i- a. ci.nn. c o.i
hands, but from BOSTOX.Ja large and well
selectcd assortmcnt of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AXD
CllOCKERY,
mostly of which wcre bought on 'six months
time,' but are sold lower than at any cstab
lishmcnt far or ncar. which claims the name
of buying for 'cash,' all of which can be
seen at W. S. JonssoVs
May 20, 1844. cheap cash stort.
N B. No charge for showiug Goods.
055 ELM STItKKT
) PREMIUM HATS. ( f
JUST received 4 cases of those supcriorj
Elm St, Hats, (which bavc takcn the premi-
um at the Quincy Ilall fair for thc last three
years) which are far snperior in quality and
stylc to any that can be found at auy rctail
II.., : tvl.;..i. c, i.- i . .
" . " ""'"6'"" -
low forcash by
.r u. aviiiicvil.
., u i .. i.
May 20th. 184 1.
SUl'KRlUlt Uamphciie Lin&eed and Lainp.
Oil, Copal Varnish, White Lead, and Glass for
sale at the cheap Cash store of '
IRA STE1VART. j
IROXdNAILS. j
Trm A'n 'i Trlh ,f ,
Iron, Amencan KnsIiMi and Blister &. Castl
Sleel. Nailsand Nail Rods &c. ccc. for sale
cheapcr than ever at
IRA STEJfARTS.
An aitensive assortmcnt of Hardwarc, of avcrj-
name ana cescnpuon, ever u.cn in an any civu-
ized communitv, may be fuund nt
STEir.lRTS.
Codfi7.b, Salmon, & Mackcrcl, for sale by
llrown .y Sheldon.
TAILORS TRIMMISGS.
A large varicty sold cheap by
May 14. 1844. lirown Sf Sheldon.
COATS. VESTS & PAXTS.
of everj- vancty of style and quality, furaished at
snonnouce cucarrmancvcri)ciore oi:crc(i, Ly
May 14, 1841. .Brotrn t,- Sheldnn.
THE DEST ASSORTMEXT,
of Cloihs, Cassimcres, and Vestings, in tbe coun
ty, will be found at
Brown Sf Shddon's.
sur.
Turk's Is-Iand, Coarse Western &. Fine Dairy
Salt, just rr ccivcd at STEWAUTS.
WOOL &. CARPIiT TW1NH.
For sale at ' STEWAUT.V.
I'OR THE LA DIES! j
Printcd Lawns, half monming do. rancy
Mouslinde Laines. Frcnch Prinls, Amcrican do.
&c. &c., just opencd and sclling fast at I
.rrF.W'AnTS I
Roacn and Fancy Cassimeres, fur Summcri . Clolhs, Cassimeres, Vestings, Twced Cas
Pants Fancy, Checks &c, for coats, Marsaicles, simcres and other Suinmer Clolhs for Gcn
Rich Silks, Satin and Vdvcr, Vestin? at I ilcinens wcar iust received at BIRGE'S
STCWARTS. I- April 10 18-14.
Anice lot of Fancy Gimns Fricccs Vclvct.
Satin and Crimpt.SrriEgUibbonsjust from New -
STEIV IRT"S
-
Aiooivin uias2c5. oiaiiMzcs ana nnces ai-
. STEII'ARTS.
CLOTH CAPS. !
JUST rec'd an assortm?nt Aen's Youth's cnd j
Childrcn s Cloth Caps for salHow rv
'A. BECKWITtl & CO.
April 20, 1811.
STONE WAKE &c.
JUST rec'd a lot of Stone and Brown Earlhcn
Wareof all descriptions for sale at Factory prices
by Z. BECKWITU & CO.
April 32, 1811.
Hats!! Ilats!!!
AT TUE OLD STAND A TEW BODS
NORTH TIIE JAIL.
THE snbscribcr would infurm thc
public that hc has on hand a lai assortmcnt of
black and drab Ilats of the latest Iev-l ork fash'
ions, which hc oflers loweh roa casii or most
iuu-
KINDS Ol'
county.
Prodcce than can bcbouzht in this
i lhl
JOHN JACKSON.
i. li. ine nisnesi pnce wiuoe paia iorianius
vrool nnd Muskrat skins J J
Middlebury,
ZEPIIYR
WORSTEDS,
all colors, sold by
Rroicn Zf Sheldon.
HOES! HOESI
WILSON'S Hoes anicc article, just received
and for sale, 'cheaper' than tbecheapcst at
STEWARTS.
NEW GOODS.
THIS day openin
splcndid slock
coods, cmbracing all the
RICH
oCTered in
most nains
and price. All wishing for good bargains will
do well to call. He will say posiliccly he is
, i,A ...lr.nl,l f,ml Im. mntrn te tn nn.
dersell, knowing that small profiu and qniek
returns will ensure succss to the trader and
satisfaction to the buyer.
P. W. COLLINS
Cornwall. April 20th, 1844.
PAINTING.
THE suljseribcr continue the
PAINTING 4 CHA1R
bnsiness, at the shop htcly occupled by
aiooay tx. iucLonaiu, and rcspecuuiiv
solicits a share of tbe patronage of the public.
CIUIRS
Will be kept conslantly on band at reasonable prices.
PA1NTJNG. (lone a sh?rt
notice, and particular attention giverf
Ilocsi rAiSTi.-vo and PArEKi.io.
&7" All orders in his line will
be promptly attended to.
r ' THEODORE MOODj-
Middkbnry. A pril , 1844. f
est prlce will be pai J for laitibs ,
sVins. J. J.
pnlls, jj,tt. eao.mnorc lhc raymeat if deMred. Enquirer Of
... ( uuiious anu 31-k iicaoacue, pam anu opprccsion jmpntretl health and at the snme time atienrs
g by thc subscriber a termeal,,giddines,, di;ne.s,sinS;ng noise in j ,0 ;iter!lry pUrSrriw; av. opportunity of fpcnd
of fresh and desirablc head andcars,dronsincs, heartburn, lors of appc- . " 3 ' ,'',, ' j ,, ' ,
AND FASHIONABLE GOODS publ.c, and for those ofafullhabitofbody, they will The subscriber plcdges himself to snch s-
tbe market, he has taken tbe ut- prove nvaioaoie; v....reas ageoeru. .u.,j m:l plcasc ,0 tavcr nim witn tueir patronagp
-c . ' . " fnr rillirrsrT. thev cannot fail to CDSure universal ., ', .... e-J-l. t:
in his sr erl nn as to stvle. oualitv j tnat tncy snan zo away Bausueu khii -
NOTICF.
Whereas ray wife AXXA, bas left my bed
and board, and refuscs tnr live with me. I
hereby notify tho public ihat I will pay no
debts of bcr contracu'n; after this date.
GEORGE II. SL'MNER.
Bristol, May 20:h. 1344. 3;3w.
ATS, Lcghoru, Paln, tea(, nnV, wWp ;
Brnn do, lor salc at Sl 1.WAK1&.
Falfof Goods.
Tlio lir.TPcf rlinnnp;t nnd host
l ne Kiresi, cticapcst. aiui ousi
Stoek of Goods ever olTcreil m this marKCt
. compri.sing almost cvery vatiety of kind,
style nnd iiatnc, which wcrt; bouslit low
with cash and which an SELLING OFF
RAPIDLY at n small advanrc frnm Cost,
bv
A. FKANCIS.
May ffth ISII.
GEORGE S. SWIFT,
iTTnniiry AMfl nflllLI ! Cl (IR iT I AW
. . .
i.cc irt uic jiouni occvjHtti otj me isuumrj
, Clerk, in Wttinic. izht's brick Buildins.
! March. 2Cth 1844. 47;tf.
NEW GOODS AGAliv.
BROWN & SHLLDON, have JUStrC-dcceacd and frxpcnrrsofndmioistratiohi amllhcrp
eeived a new lot of Suinmer Good.. 1 insets (i.rth tho ainountof tl irhu die fnai ttm
ronsisting of Balzorincs, Printcd Cnmbrics,
Ribbons &c, together with a large nssort-,
r tt1 i- i t . 'p... ,
tncnt of Ensli.sh nnd American 1 weed
. Cassimeres, nml everv vancty of -oo.Is for
suinmer Coati and Pants, nnd Boy's sum-
mcr rlothes ; which will he sold very cheap
for cash.
June 3d, 1344
MRNES FRISRIl!;,
Jirandon, VI.
LAW NOTICE.
TIIE Subscriber hating opencd an Ofilceforlhe
iranraction of lan bns'nsss, would iuform the
I ubI!c tlal Ile vfill te rcady to wait upon all nh
may have o;casion f,-r his prolessional scrviccs at
ffice 0T-,'1 xb f '"f S:ewar a
fcw doors south of lue Post Office,
P.MKRSOV I!. WniftHT.
i . .. ... .
Middl bury Ian.8, 1344.
HATS AND CAPS.
Spriiiff pattcrn, fiuc .Vole skin.
Lcghorn
Double aud Siuglc Brim, bilk, V elvet aHd
Cloth Caps at
AptillO, 1841.
BIRGK'S.
GARDEX SEEDS.
Thc cclebratcd Ri.lcy -k Co. Garden Seeds. '
.. , e...,.pr o-,,fmm Fnfil.j wam.t
Alo tnc Slia.icr Jsceus irom tnneiu, warran .
tcd snperior and ofthe RnvlhotKO. i
; r or saie oy ir.uiv. iiu o.
"I r j . o . a. i. .
F O R S A L K .
A large Lot of Window Bliudsand Sasli at I
BKfjKWlTlI A: Co
Middlebury April Cth, 18-14.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
C. BIRGE, H how rcceiving his usital Va-
. tricty offashionablestaple&faticy Dry Good.
! New Spring pattcrne, and cheap as ever of
i fcrcd for Cash.
April 10. 1841.
I BOXNETS fcC
LaJies and Misscs Florence Bn.id, Straw
, Cvprcs3 I50nuets. Artificials andRibin?
I at BIRGE'S.
April 10 2311.
B () N .N B T S .'
S1LK, Cyprc.s,5t Willow Bonnct
received, and for sale by
just
IRA &TEWART
Xov. 27 1S43.
CRPETINGS Scc.
Oilcd floor Cloth, Matting aud Carpctings,
at LtlKUK'S.
April 10. 1814.
Balzoriue, Sup
Moih Uc Laine, Uiu-
hams, Prints, .yc. just received at BIRGE'
riprillO, 1844.
, nnn ..: n ,
1 IA."I-:IC I 1 A i I .NI.7N
j 5 '., JJorde'ringJ,
) just received and vcry cheap at BIRGE'S
April 10, 1841. '
i Corn
300 biishels Corn I'orsale by
T. V. COLLLNB.
Coniwall, Fcb. 29, 184 1.
OAP AUGER5 A new article of Cap
' Augcrs which cvery farmer desirous nf
good fcncessbouU have, for sale by
P. W. COLLIXS.
Coninall, Feb. 20. 1844.
iHTcirCLAPilOARUS AND PLANK
A quantity of Spruce Cbipboards and
clcarstulf, Sprnce I'lauks well seasoned for
salebv P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall Fcb. 29. 1844.
FOR SALE. j
A SMALL FARM or Houe, Bara, Shrd, &
AVheelwri?ht shop wilh 5 acres of most eiccllent
, . - x ,A
. la,na !or saic-me a.ove w u j
a mechanic, Wheclwright, CarFcnlcr & Joiner
. ,r j j-til
' 01 lana casy lliico,anu vcry uu..Lur, auu
of Wanl Stove on the premiscs, or ofthe subscri'
b r. It will besold soon.j
A mall Orchard and excellent garden 3nnds
well watered, a well acd cistcrn on -the tbive
p-emiscs.
Cornwall, .Vay 2oth, 131 1.
B. F.HASKELL.
TinfvP AinTTPJTsJ
Medicineshave bn used vtl. sutcess in atmost j
! evcry discasc to which mankind is liable, and liver
compuints,witutiir many ueu KnoArn anenuanis,
The efficacy ofthe LifePills and Pliceiiix Bittcrr
, is most certain if frcely given on tlie attack of fevrr
i innWnzn. measlcs. sore tliroat. reccnt colds. it5
JZ
most extraordinary ccres, cn usea witn pere ever-
RojjEL&GniDLET.OnlyAgents for the gcn-
uinc Article in M-ddlebury.
IRISH LINEN, superfine, the btst quaU
ity for gents wear, fine and common do. for
sale by BROWN & SHELDON.
FINDLAY'S THISTLE TIIREAD. is
the best spool cotton imported, nnd is sold
only by BROWN Sz SHFLDON.
ETRICH SILKaudCashmereVestingf,'
at BKOWA' & bliELU(Ji'i5.
SIIEEP SHEARS,
and wool twine. at
r, mnpnnr artirlr.
BROWN & SHELDON'S
Saspender Buclles at
BROWN
& SHELDON'S
varielies of ,,lle wiod, spasms, tfr., Iliey are acknowlctl jed lo ue ' '"J, ,r" "tj ..,..aU.-jt
PROBATE KOTK'E-4.
STATE OF VEItMONT,
1
Distritt of Addiscu sa.
Be it remcinbeted, that at a prubatc court hoM
atMiddlelurr inaml for the tlUtticicf Addison.
oir ihe 28th day oC May A. D. 1S4 f.
"Whitfield Walkcr an.IJames'Hnniingtou m.u
eJ executors in an injirtiment purporting to bc th
''iTm HUXTIXGI'GnV
,atc of AYhitin in saiddfatriet deceasol, pre-"-'
the same fur protetc Itisthercfcreorcered, Ih t
the same be examibed for probatc, at a c?ion f
of said court, in said iiiddlelury, on Th-iisd. v
the 20th day of Janc ccxt, at one o'clock in tl:r
altcmtwn!-AdtnImiccthcafbcsivi.ntorir
...,;,ii,nKU ,, .1, r..-i r n..
niaita their objecti'ons, if anytbey may have, to
thc probatc and allo-.rance of" sshl uill, ly pu--
Iishag a ecrtiheii cejy or tais orrter in tl.e i orrh
crn Galaxy a newspaper pn'uted at sshl Mi.WIi
bnry three weeks soccessively previou's to d cf
lime of saidconiL
J. S. BUSIIXELL, Register.
A trn'ecopv nf Record,
3 Atttes't J. S. BUSHNELL, ReS-
State ot VEr.aio.iTf
lltiirict of A.ldi-wn. y
Be it remem'-cred that at aProbate Co:nt hv-U
at 3tid.Ilcbury in and f ir ihc District of Actdiynn, un
tne iuiuay ol .liny, A. i;. 134-1.
WilliamP. Kusrell adiuinistrat&r of therstatc r-f
i Marsiiall S. IIccrt tate of said Middltlmry i!p
ceascd, presrnls hipetition m writing t. saiilcoiiit,
prayinr; for lic"me to sell thp rcat cstate nf ihc aiiP
i dpccacd, lor itie purpose ofpayin ihe dchts cf thc
dcad, th-clrgw of adminstration, ihe fnc .f
? 'wrr"nal tmu anilI,i;e 'l1 f " '''
1 tate ofthe ucccajnl, aml that it necessary o sclt
,K. ,i ... ..ci. ,i r
, aforcaM. i, i, .hcreupon ordcred, ih.,t ilc.aid
pctition bc considcrrd ata session ofsaiil t'niui.tol.'c
liold at tbe nflicc uf tbe Keglstcr nf said L tn t
saiu jiidaic)ury,on l nurs.uiy tlie zutli n.iy nl Ji'ii
next at one o'cluck in thc aficrnoon. iuij lliat said
J aihninistratur pive -otice tbcrcof lo nlt icri' rs ir-f
tcrcsted, tliattne; mny appcar antl make tbnr av
Jrclions if ftnj IIkv may haie, io said li'nc I ririj
granted, by piibliyliiii j ccrtib'cd copy of thw rrd. r
in thc Northern Gri.ixy three wec.es succi- nvcl
previous to thc time of said Conrt.
). S. BUSH.'El.l.,n j
A tn c copy of t.rcord,
Attesr, J. S. IIUSI1XEU., ric-;ive'-.
STATK OF VERMONT,
District of Addison ss. J
Be it rcmeml-erc.1, that at a Piotwtc Totrt b.-l-den
at Middlebury, wiihin and for lh diuiict ot
Ad.ibon on the Ibihday of Alay, ltiiJ.
Atonzo E. IliUrcth aJinini..tmt.ir i. the llslata . f
Mll.o 11ILDRKTII
latc of 5.iiil JliJuIeWrv (Iectrac! in.ikri r.fi Ii,ait
to ta'ul Cowrt ru Iuc tliLMime ntlonetl tit n N r ilhi
pajiiirnt ofthe doH? f ilir dcrr-.isctl t'XicM'd! umc
cnr from the rxpinuinn nflite tinie hrrcv C rr Iitni
lcri Iiy tliis Cuuri: !t is ttierettpon oriIirci, that llwf
?jiU application lie ciiiuitlcrru hy tlii4 .i rt, m tv
'. session tlurc.jf, ti, !c held t the oiSre .f Itn- Krj..-
Iit of hnid Citifrt iii mi1 midcIUIninr, i n 'I l.i.rsK.
the 20lll t!.if nf Junn urxf nt nti L.rL in itie i.Ttr
nooiti aml tli it notice iliereofl'e girn tn r.U cirn.
inlcrei'tcu, ny piiLlihin; a certifu'il nipy nt fhimifrr
the Ntl,rn Oalixy :. nc.vJp,pcr ,,n..-el ,f t
M ddlrbury three wetks succcssiicU prn.ou. io ihrf
,m, 0raiU Ccrt.
J.S.RushneU RtzUr.
, ,.fr,r,,t
AUe.-tJ. S.ituilintU Htzisler.
State of V i.rm nt, i
Di'rii't n( Addrai, j-
Bc It rcmcmhcred, that at a r'robst? Corrf
holden at Mldillebiiry ii said district, ou tl.e lCJr
dav of Mav 1811.
iN'nrmaii Tuppr nd Rufus rcikins executors ot
thc lat uill and tcstarccnt of
1IENRY IIIEIt
late of said MiddlcLury clrceased, prcscut l!.eir s
ministnttion arcjtint ft.r allowancc : It w t!i(iriM:t
nr.lercd, tlMt MiM account Iic cxaniiaed fi.r Mltonnitri
at a session cf sjid Cutltt lo Ie held nt thik ollW - t
ihe Itcgistcr of sniJ Cnnit in said jlntkl.frj, .-it
Thnrsr'.-iy the 20th day of June ni-xt at mie u'cli.rk
in ihc rlicmnon, nnd tluil iioticc ItKrcjf Ir 3 i ii
all rcr?"iM intrrestcd, lliat tliey rftiy appf.tr .
ni.ikc their ohjcctiuus, if anv llwy may harr, l l1'
all.maricc of said account hy puMiid.ine; a rril:l t
copy of thirf order in ihe Nurliiern (al.iy J nw
p.licr pri.itcd at sniJ Middlebury tltri'f nc.k
ce?iivi.ly previous to thc time .fittl ('gi'U'
J. S' UltsllMll l?g'.',Cr
.1 true copy cf Reecnd,
3 Atlcst J. S. Dushnell KreH"'.
STATE OF VERMONT, 7
Di-strict of Addison, f-s. J
Bo it rcincin,!-cd, that at a Frobnte C t;i
held at Middlebury in aud for thc DisUirl t
Addison, ou thc "27th day of M.tv, . I
1644.
Ilannah W. O.ites and Dati. Wnrnrr ;
ministrators of tbe estateof Lkvi II. (Iat:
latc of Cornwall in said District rlercM.fl,
prcsent thcir administration account for a!-
lowauce. It is thereforc ordcred, that said
account bc cxamined for allowancc, ata ses
sion of said Court to be held at the ofTire of
thc Rcgisterof .id Court insaidMiddlcbiirr,
ou Thnrsday tlieOthdayof JuneA. D. 1344.
at one o'clock in the afternoron'f aud thi' sntd-
admliiistrators give imtico tliert-of tn all pcrsons intir.
citcd, llial thei iu.iv apnrar and toake ihfir ob
jeclions ifnny thev mjy liavr.to llw allo.vance cf saM'
arcount.ity pui.lifltinga ecrti&cn copy ot tr.is nrdf r
in tiie .M.riurrii i.aiaxy a newsiaper printcd t
Jliddlcbury in said Disfrict, ihrre ncrk" siic-su
itcty previons lo il.c time of sM Coiut-
J. S. J:US1I.KLU KcitT
A true Copv ol Kecord.
Allcst J. S. BUSII.NELL. Reg s e
BOTTLED CIDER. for ale hv
BROW.V & SMELl ON.
AT CLARENDON SPRINGP.
r-c RHAVID HODG.MA.V. th
RHAVID
2i.i.
, gg,,u ,ie pubUc that tbe piu.r li
rri v-.... "
, . ,?--,,-. ? ihnrntin h nml rrn.
plcte renovalioti. and is newly furuUlird n d
i:j .t.r. .: r r..i.: 1 1.
a..u uic mciuuu o. .v.......
narties of nleasurc, lic. kt.
the medieal pronertits of tRes.v(afci.
nothing trceil be said. Ilundrcds lu bai?
proved their viriue, are ready to testify "thrt
whereas they werc once blind they now iro."
aud tliouihoiice lame and ii.firm 'llicy new
cau leap fur jcy."
A LADIES' SCHOOL
is now in succefiil operation, condi'f W -
Miss J. JI. Smi.h of Rockingham. t. in
able and acconiphshed lnstruetrcss. nli.ilt
tvesucii vouug lauics as wisn io rc?i.irr
commodatrons and his chargcs for the camr.
DAVID HODG.MAN.
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DO YOU WISII A GOOD HARGi .'
TKra rall. rinmine and ncrehaic samelliinr
from thc largcst, lot and chcapeHstockolO"r.
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May 22, 18 14.
IRASTEHAIIT.
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May Slh 1844. A. FI.ANCIS
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