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WHIG STATE & KATIFICATION Capulets, neveragain to iufect the atmos
CONVENTION, phere of the living with its deadlymias-
At Burlington, Wednesday, June 2G, 13-14-
Thc Whigs of the State of Vermont, (and
nll others without regard to name.) who are Tfa Th;n3 part District Convention
in favor of thc eltvatton ofHENRY CLAY ... . w.,r . i . j
to the Presidency, aud TIIEODORE FRE- recently assetnbled at Williston, elevated
LINGHUYSEN to tlie Vice Presidency of William II. French to the honor of being
tlic United States, are r?quested to mcet in beat by Mr. Marsh in the third Congression
Conveiuion nt Burlington, on WEDNES- a district. The Rev. Cyrus Prradle and that
DvY the 2Clh of June, at 10 o'clock, A. M., ... , . D .
for.hepurposeofnom-matingCaudidatesfor dismterested patnot Wm. P. Bnggs were
State Ofiicers and Electors of President and present. But among other wann hearts on
Vice President of the United States. ADd the ground, the name of the Ilon. Horatio
n!sob confirm thc noininations made by tbe Xeedham of Bristol, "fttrfobre a prominent
7: ' is d
Presidency; andfortlie transaction of other organ with peculiar unction. Hewasindeed
matters decmed necessary, prcparatory to the rcwaided with elevation to the Presidency of
Anuual September Election. the Convention. SinceraiVtnffhas becomo
As Govcrnor Mattocks declmes being con- :,.wutm t,
sidcrcd a candidate for rc-clection, (wlncn u"i' """"
will be scen by his letter herewith made pub- only wisacre who has forsaken the old sink
Jic) a new candidalc for that office is to bc iug hulk of Loco Focoism. For this we have
SClecteu. A nis circu.i.aia. CB v. uu
matters conncctcd with Nalionalafrairs,must
rcnderthisCouTeutionaveryinterestingone
to the Whig party.
Tlie (Jommittee suggest tnerelore tnat tlic
Whigs of the State be not represented by
delegates or individnals, but fhat tbe xchole
Whig part- appear there in a rnass.
"A Tiumbcr of distinsuished jrentleraen from
abroad, it is cxpected, will be present, and ad-
dress the convention.
CALVIN TOwKSLEl,
HILAND HALL.
IIAMDEN CCTTS,
D. W. C. CLARK,
GEORGE A. ALLEN,
E. P. WALTON, JR.
S. W. KEYS,
A. G. CIIADWICK,
Mav 30, 16-14.
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AROUSE THE MIGHT OF MEN,
For years the Whigs have been endeav- j
orinirto form a distinct issue upon princi- .
ples with their cpponents. But with Mar-
. ... !
Trcssicc dcmocracy it has been impossible. 1
o ' J . . :
Thc Camchon has as often changcd hucs ;
s new expcdients of deccption demanded
new profcssions. But thank Heaven the
color is fixed at last, and the issue fully
presented to thc public. The llag of Io
cofocoism is now nailcd to thc mast, and
upon it in bold rclief appears Frce Trade
and Annuation Polk is the avowed ad
vocate of both. Nothing but this odious
compound could have cvcr brought such
aman zajauics k polk to the command
jng position hc now occupies before the
frecmen of this country. Thc security
and perpotuation of slavcry is the alpha
and omcga of this notnination. The grcat
hcdy of thclcadcrs take no exception.
Ilarineny cry the leaders! The harmony
of the party tmist be prcscrved. Polk
and Dallas are at thc head of nearly the
whole loco press throughout the Union.
But who would have Lelieved that even
thc most supnlc Grcck of the party in
Vermont, would have howed his neck to
the yokc with a hcarty good will. Andyet
evcry loco papcr in the state, which we
have nnticcd has presented this ticket to
the party, and in the spirit of the Bur
ling lon Truc Dcmocrat, dcclares that
r vcry consitleration of princijilc and jiat
riothm dtmands of the dcmocracy incrcas
cd crcrticn, and rcnticcd vigilance" Come
fricnds arousc! cries this supple tool of
party " noblcr cansc ncccr appcalcd for
Ituman aid." Jonrnals and leaders who
crc white were sing'mg peans to the "fa
torile son ," now dcclare that this yung
Hickory, bhould he live to thc 4th of
March next will occupy the most exatted
station on carth.
Polk, the British Tariff, and Texas
with its debts, its wars and slaves are to
be thrust down the throats of the party,
whether they will swallow or not. Upon
the subject of thc Tariff they were per
fectly satisfied with Martin Van Burcn.
But the slavcocracy which controls the
locofoco party could not forgive the least
faltering on thc subject of Annexation.
He was thcrefore instantly crushed
The '
leaders at the north have coolly pocketed 1olk and Dallas- Ihave not heard one
. ,. t . . . i . -ii to niurmur; or one to sussest a better
the insult. But we waiit to see what will , . , v' , . fe.
ticket. You perhaps lmagine the enthu
hethe decision of the great body of the Eiasm w;,h wj,ic, ;t isevery whi re receiv-
people who fill the raiiks. Can they lon-: ed, but I cannot describe it. Theshouts
gcr be hoodn inked, cheated and cajolcd g" "P om the table, from the stage.from
bythe foul syrensofthc party 1 Will Hf cars, from the private carriages and
J , , , private residences; nothingis heard but
they not sce that they arc betrayed and p0lk and Dallas. Clay menstand aghast,
tramplod in the dust, sold like cattle in and with good reason. They are already
the shambles,and doomed as for years they foredoomcd."
have been, to the humiliating condition of THE CLOVEN FOOT PLAINLY OUT.
"hewers of wood and drawers of water,' For ,hree years past e have beenendear-
to the dominecnng task-masters of the orfng to prove, that Democracy in Vermont
South 1 Will they not see that the suc- as every where else in the Union was oppos-
ccss of this ticket js death to the Tariff, ed to protection. In the mean time tbe par-
and all thc future prosperity of the coun- y have exerted the most artful ingenuity,
try 2 AVill not the Abolitionists see that 10 Pan7 he without boldly denying the
with the annexation of Texas all their crge. Although they have unmaskedthem-
, , . - selves. The adoption of the Polk ticket has
hopes are wrapped m the wmding sheet of - ., , , , , ,
the gravc. Will they not see that union
with the whigs is the very life-boat of their
safety, and that nothing but the election
of Henry Clay can delay the success of
this nefarious scheme bcyond anothcr es
sion. 1'hcn ichigs, yea all the people arouse.
" Up the hill. down the glen
Rouse the slceping citizen,
Summon out thc might of men,"
to prcvent thc election of a ticket, con
ceived in the most reckless spirit. of party
and self interest which has ever digraced
the annals of our history. Yea fellow cit
izens give no sleep toyour eyes, nor slum
ber to your eyelids till this motley com
pound of Jacksonianism. Van Burenism
and John Tylerism, combined in this
Eouthern man with British principles,
F.-ee Trade, Slavery and Annexation, and
wielded by a set of broken win,W d;,;.
cians, and traders in TTa ,j
1, ;. a l '
lindscnps is consigned to the tomb of the
. . h u h;ra SQ far as the
, . ,
outward developement is concerned. Ihe
lone object of Third Partyism is good, and
.e jj0pC sorae practical plan may at last be
dcvised t0 accompilsh it.whde Loco Focoism
is bad all over. But as success is alwaysfond-
ly desired by politicians, we guess brother
Needham will find himself as the advocate of
j Third Partyism in as bad fix as before. For
inore than a decennary hc has trailcd the pike
for Loco Focoism. The best he can hopc
is the late of poor old Jacob who to his Crst
seven years of apprcnticeship was obligcd to
add anothcr seven years ofpainful toil before
Rachct could be rcsigned to his embrace.
j RAT1FYING.
I Ratifyins from the sinking craft of Loco
Focoism is going on a pace. Several or the
shrewd Ieadersofthe party bo have hithcrto
fought abolitionism with woolfish uialicc now
I profess to be its warmest advocates. It re-
quires a man of some ardor of moral feelmg
. , . ., ... c
to resard anything wrong m all this. Self-
preservat!on islhe ia,T of natllrc and inst;nct.
Whatsignifies clinging to the spoils like Har
pagon to the strong box, which has been
rifled ol'its treasures. These lishy gentle
meu would be fools to continuc to boli wben
they cannot sce thc shiners. The throw
may be a dcsperate one but not morc so than
the perils of Loco Focoism.
The Liberty party have nominntcd Wm.
H. French Esq. of Williston, as their candi
date for Congrcss from this Congressional
district.
The Loco prints are Polking Mr. Jas. K.
Polk as hard as they can upon their Loco
rcaders. But it is nn up Iiill business after
all. Thc cnihusiasm they mauifcst is a forc
ed concern. They in their gatherings grunt
twice, where they cheer once. But when
they atteinpt to sing, they choke nith the
name of Polk. We don't wondcr at this, for
it comes hard for Loco farmcrs who are de
pcnding upon the sale of their wool to live, to
ring or cheer for Mr. Polk, vt ho dcclares that
"wool ought to come into the country duty
frce."
fX7Neverhave we scen such contemp
tablc gasconading as is contained in fol
lowiug, from the Truc Dcmocrat publish
cd at Burlington. This paper has com
menced a new series, and appears in a
new garb, both in type and with increas
cd powcr for the dissemination of false
principles, error and delusion. If he fol
lowing is a faithful specimen of its regard
for truth, it will fairly out Herod Ilerod.
The Sentincl is but a fartliing candle to
hclj) on in thc gloomy labyrinth of popu
Iar deccption which is to be travcrscd dur
ing thc Prestdenlial campaign.
ENTIIUSIASM FOR POLK.
A travelling correspondcnt of ours,who
attcndcd the Baltimore convention, and
who lcft there on the day of the nomina
tion writes us as follows :
"I have travelled about 175 miles by
railroad to day, and at every tavern, wa
tering placc and depot, had the pleasure
of giving the news of the nomination; and
as cver it was announced,shout after shout
wcnt up, and we Ieft them shoutinff, for
have nailed themsclvcs to the counter, and
glory in their shame. The argumcntis now
closed, and the evidence of Loco Foco hos
tility to tbe protection is complete. The
following taken from the Veimont Patriot
the most approved organ of the pseudo Dem
ocracy of Vermont is only an echo from the
whole Loco Press and Party leaders of the
of the Union. Away with your prctended
fricndship for the TarifT, up with your free
trade fla, and shout for Polk and Dallas.
PROTECTION! PROTECTION!
We expect to hear but little else from the fed
eral press of Vermont till after the Presidential
election. Tbe nomination ofCol. Polk was
scarcely announced, when the cry was that
he was opposed to a Protective TarifT, and
exiracts from his speeches adduced in proof.
Well, what of it! What rational tnan isnot?
We have no belief there is any constitutioual
guaranty for .anything btit n revenue tariff.
The governm'ent has no right to tax tbe peo
ple, directly orindirecctly.beyond the amount
wannted to defray the expensesof tbegovem-
Col. Polk's viewsare.doubtless, consonant
th0!8 f Gen. Jackson and Mr. Van Bu-
ren. on this suh&ct. He i a Jackson and
Van Buren man and was brought forward in
Convention by Mr. V. B's. fricnds, when
they found that their favorite could not suc-
ceed. "Uld Hickory" was for a 'judicious
tariff;' so, we have no doubt, is 'Young
Hickory ;' and all the prating of the feds about
a protective tanu is mereelectioncering num
bug a trap to catch eulls, and thev kuow it.
They will talk of that now, to obtain votes
while they are tbinkin" of something else and
laughing in their sleeves at the prospect of
estabhsbing a JNational liank or liity millioos!
They know full well, and the people of the
country cannot help knowing, from thc expe-
nence oftbe last two scssions ot Oongress,
that the tarinis a subject aQecting local in
terests, and cannot be made a party question
Ia the hard cider Conpxess, with a federa!
maiority of 40, the cxistius tarill was cot thro'
by tuhee majority. In the present Congress,
with a democratic maiority of 50, Mr. Mc-
Kay's bill, modifylng and rcducing tbe act of
184, was deieatcu bv six majority. ISow
we put it to the candor of all feder alistsand
democrats, if this does not demonstratc that
the tarill cannot be made a party question,
and that, in the election of President, there is
no danger Congress will take care of the ta
riff.
ARE YOUREADY!
The Whigs of Salisbury and Leicester are
goiug to have a regular built Mass meeting,
on the 20th inst.at Salisbury. Great prepar-
ations are making to entcrtain Whigs from all
parts who may rally to hear some tall speak'
ing, andjgood singing. The 'Latch Strings'
are all upon the outside as we learn. Come
Whigs of "Old Addison" let us try our Salis
bury fricnds. They have the reputation of
doing these things up in a tall kind of a way
Let us test their Whig hospitality for by and
by they will want to test ours.
Recoverv or the Tex Thousand
Dollars. Wo underslatid that about
six o'clock yesterday nftcrnoon the Ibicf
who slolo Mr. McKies carpet-ba'r, con'
tainingSlO.000, from the City Hotel, was
arrcslcd :n New York. nnd the whole of
tho money with tho cxcrplion of a few
dcllars, found about his ncrsod Officcr
Bowy'er, oflho New York Police, came
up the river in tho Rochester last cvcning
to notify Mr. McKie of the rocovery of
tho monev. i e have not heard what
circumstancc lcd to tho detcction nnd
arrcst of tho robber. Eve. Jour.
FLAG STAFF.
The Whig youpg men of Burlington have
been euzazed the past weck in prepannff a
splendid Flag Staif, which is to be erectcd
in the Pirk, some day next week. It is 106
fcet in length. and of dimensions suflicicnt
to stand a "November frost." Burlington
Free Frcss.
REJECTION OF THE TREATY.
3r. Benton's Annexation Bill Ilarlor and
Rhcr Bill Veloed.
The Scnate of the United Statcs, at 9
o'clock on Saturday cvening, came to a vote
on thc Texas treaty, aud the question of rat
ilication was decided in the negative, as fol
lows :
Yeas Messrs. Atchinson, Bagby.Breese,
Buchanan, Colquit, Fulton, IJaywood, llen
derson, Huger, Lewis, McDuflie, Semple,
Sevier, Sturgeon, Walker, and Woodbury
1C.
Nays Messrs. Allcn, Archer, Athcrton,
Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Beuton, Berricn,
Choate, Clayton, Crittcnden.Dayton, Evans,
Fairfield, Toster, Francis, Huntington, Jar-
nagiu. Johnson, Mangum, Slcrnck, .Miller,
Morehead. Niles, Pearcc, Pbelps, Porter,
Rivcs, Simmons, Tallmadge, Tappan, Ty-
ham, White, Woodbndge, and Wrigbt Jo.
Mr. Hannegan. ofla. wasabsent.
So that instead of pro:uring the assent of
two tlurds, the treaty is rejecteu by a two-
thirds vote.
Mr. Bcnton immediately introduccd a bill
for the annexatiou of Texas, which was
read the first time.
Its nrovisions are in substauce these :
It fixcs the boundaries of Texas audannex
cs it, on certain conditions, one of which is
the assent ofMcxico.
Annexaiion without the paymcnt of the
public debt whicli lias now grown up to
TWENTT TWO MILLIOS3 OF DOLL.VRS.
The scttlement of thelimits of Slavery.
It is not probable that it will pass at this
session, though a difl'erent opinion is express-
ed in an article wliicn appeared in rnday's
Globe, and which was generally atLiibutcd to
Mr. Benton.
Thc President, it is said, has deterraincd
to veto the casteru barbor and rivcr bill : tbis
iucludes the appronriation foi the Hudson
river. It is also supposed, as a matter of
course that he willvcto the western river and
harbor bill.
PRIZE BANNER.
Weare pleased to anuounce that the Com
mittec have decided to dispose of the splen
did bannerpurchascd for the Vermont delega
tion, at an expense of one bundred dollars,
by awarding it to the COUNTV which ral
lies stiongest at the Mass Convention on the
26th regard bcing had, in rcference to pop
ulation and distancc, to the same rule on
which the award was made at Baltimore.
Chittenden County of course will not be a
competitor. Ia the meantime, the Ladies of
Burlington have kindly volunteered their
services in decorating it with some addition
al fining emblems, and thus by their handy
work demonstrating the deep interest they
feel in the country's welfare. When com
pleted, it will be a splendid tropby, indeed.
Burlington Free Press.
Wool. The New England Farmer,
of tbe 5th inst. quotes prices in the Bos.
ton market, ns follows :
Primo Saxony Fleecos, washed, Ib. 45 a
48 c. Americnn full blood do 43 a 45
Do 3-4 do37n40 Do. 1-2 do 33 a
35 .1-4 and cotntnon do29a32.
WHIG CLUB.
A mccting of iho Club will be held at
the Town Room on Monday next.
George W. Grandy, Esq , of Vergens
isexpectcd toaddrcsslho meeting.
D ied
In Tcrryvillo, Ct. of consumption, on
the 12th inst. Alrs Emily A. wife of Rev.
Merrill Richardson, and daughtcr of Dea.
Ira Allcn, of this village, aged 28 years.
She is believed fo have fallen aslecp in
Jesus in the full enjoyment ofher reason,
and a lively hope of eternnl life, which
provedon anchor to her soul.
In Weybridge, on the 17lh ult Sophla,
daughtcr of Mr. John Wales agod 13
months.
In Hinesburg!), ori the 17lhof May,
Mrs. Saiqb C. Mathews,wife of Mr. James
Mathews, aged 53 years.
f FIRE INSURANCE MEETING.
Notice is hercby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Rutland and Addison Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be holden at
the oflice of E. June, in Biandon in the
County of Rutland, on Wednesday, the 3d
dayofJuly next at one o'clock in the after
noon, for the purpose of choosing a Board o
Directorsand other necessary ofiicers of thef
Company for the year ensuing, and for ad
justin" the losses and making the necessary
assessments tberefor, and for the expenses of
tbe (Jompany for the current year.
By order of the Directors,
E. JUNE, Secretary
Pres't ofHce Brandon, 5th June, 1844.
MIDDLEBURY ALUMNI.
Ilon. Mrnox Lawrewce, of Belchertown,
Mass., is cxpected to deliver the Oration be
fore the Associated Alumni of Middlebury
College, atthe approachingCommencement,
whicli occurs this year on tbe last Wednes
day of July, instead of the third Wednesday
of August, as heretoforc. Printers in tlie
State are requcsted to notice the change.
ADDISON COUNTY BIBLE SO
CIETY. The first annual meeting of the Ad
dison Co. Biblc Society will be holden in
Vergennes on the lastWednesday of June,
being the 26th. Addresses are cxpected
from the Rer. J. Meacham, Rev. JXeon
ard and Ed. Seymour Esq. It is hoped
that much interest will be felt in the meet
ing, and that many will be present.
Will the papers of the county please
notice.
S. PEARL LATHROP, Sec.
Whigs Attend.
There will be a meeting of the Union Club
at Salisbury on Thursday the 20th inst., at
one o'clock P. M. The Wbigs of Addison
and Rutland counties are particularly requcs
ted to attend. Do you remembcr what a
rousing meeting we had at Salisbury in April
18402 If you do, see to it tbat our meeting
on the 20th shall not fall behind that in num
bers or iutcrest.
By order of the Executive Committec.
A. G. DANA, President.
B. Frisbie,
S. B. June,
J. N. Dart,
J. S. Messer,
M. H. Ranney.
Secretaries.
JLiberation.
THIS is to certify that I have given my
sons rneron ). tcrguson ana Aiired u.
Ferguson, their time, to act for theraselves.
I shall pay none of their debts, or claim any
of their earnings.
ALBERT FERGUSON.
Starksboro, June 1st, 1844. 7;3w.
Wool Carding.
Tbe machines at thc old stand of D. P.
Nash in first ratc rcpair, and tho business
of Wool Cardinjr will be continued on rea-
sonable tcrms and in a workman like man-
er. C.L. SMITH.
New-Haven East MilU, June 1st. 1844. 7
Dissolution.
The Partnership herctofore existing under
the firm of DUSTIN & RISING, is this day
dissolvcd by mutual consent.
A. R. RISING.
Middlebury, May llth 1844. 7;3w
LOQK AT THIS.
HE Subscribcr has taken a shop in tlie
'lower nart of the buildinir occunied by
Harvcy Wilcox, where he is ready to wait
upon all who may favor him with a call.
Hnving had years of expcricnce in tbe line
of
HAIR CUTTINQ & SHAVING,
he feels confident that those who may favor
him with nn onnorlunity to exercise his
skill in these matters, will not go awuy dis
appointed. Perfect satisfnction given or no
cbarges made. Constantly on hand and
for salc, a general assortmcnt of w
TOYS,
for children nnd also
CONFECTI ONA RY
of every kind at the lowcst prices. The
liun"rv r.an also be accommodated with thc
substantiuls of life in rootns neatly fittcd up
for that purpose.
The shop has undergone an cntire nnd
thorouzh renair nnd its proximiiy to the
cooling waters of Otter Creek, and the in
vigoratlng hreezes that follow it course ren
dcrs it n delightful rctreat from tbe hcat of
a summer's sun, and dust that nt tunes ren-
ders shops on thc streetso insupportable.
He hopes to receive the calls of his o'd
friends and as many new ones as possible.
A. It. ItlSllMj.
June lltb, 1844. 7;3m.
Sp CASES Pnrasols and Umbrellas, just
e& rcc'd and chcap cnongh by
A. FRANCIS.
G
ENTS Goat Skin Bootces, a good ar
ticle tor summer wear, just ree il uy
BROWN & SHELDON.
1844.
MANCFACTDRING.
DAVESPORT & TDBNEE,
WOULD infcrm tbeir patroni and the public
rcnprallr. tliat thcv.have renewed their leassof
tlie manuiaciunnc faDiianmtDi oi me iuiuuii;
bury Maufaclun'ng Co. fora term of years
with additionai facilities fordoiog business. They
are also nwking somo valuable oddilions.lo their
finitbintr machinery and improvemcnts, gene
rally intcn:Iint; still to producc a
SUPEUIOR?,ARTICLE
cfgoods suitable for tho Wortliy Sons'of the
Ureen .Mour.lain late and theirj JNeighbors on
the opposite side of the Lake.
They will receivo Wool to manufaclnre on
sbares or bytho yard and will fceep an extcnsivo
assnrlmp.n t of gocds on band which they will
exchang e for Vool, or advance on Wool Ieft to
manufic ture. They would again teader their
grateful acknowledgments to their palrons for
tbeir favo ra and re-assure them that cfibrts will
not he wanting to mrru tbeir fullest confidencc.
EiTP TERMS adapled to the TIMES
Middlebury, Maj 2D.
PAPER Hancings, a large stock, just
rec'd and offered low by
7
May 1, 1S44. A. FRANCIS.,
F
1NE CLOTH CAPS, new style for
Gcnts wear, by
BROWN Sc SHELDON.
HATS AND CAPS.
Spring pattern, fine Mole skin, Leghorn
Double and Single Bnm, faiik, velvet ana
Cloth Caps at BIRGE'S.
AprillO, lb44.
CHOICE GKOCERIES. Almost every
article that U wanted in a family selected
with care, woht kisd vkict.
Just rtcmed by a. r wi.
NEW BOOKS
IT TUE post orriCE.
(Cheapfor Cash.)
Fs'now receiving from
New York, several
new consiznments of
School, Classical and
JMiscellaneous Books tc
Pamphlels; among which are the books pub
lished by M. H. Newman and J. S. Taylor
& Qp. Tracts and books published by the
Tract Society.
ALSO,
Stationery, Fancy Articles and Piclures.
Arrangements have been made for ordering
auy Books that may be wanted, during open
navigation. ,
Middlebury, May 28, 1844. 4
TEMPERMGE HOUSE- i
The suliscriber would inforra the public tbat he con
tiouei to kcepallouse of Entertainment athia oU
stand ia Salisbury. None will have any reason to
complain of his want of attention to his cu-toiners,or
of the abnence of any accoraaiodation which can be !
cxpected ata country bouse. The refolution he hai !
taken to banish liquor from his house, he tnists will
secure him ihepatronage of all those who are sin '
cerely desiroos oi promoi:nj ine caure 01 icmper
ance. THOMAS V. KEELKIU
Salisbury, 3Iay 20th, 1341. 3
n q
SIX MONTHS TIME.
TUE subscriber is now receiving ( not
from New York Anrtinn Slionq. nnrfrnni
hands, but from BOSTON,)a large and well
selected assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCER1ES AND
CROCKERY,
mostly of which were bought on 'six months
time,' but are sold lower than at any estab
lisbment far or ncar. which claims the name
of buying for 'cash,' all of which can be
seen at W. S. Johxson's
May 20, 1844. chcap cash store.
N' B. No charge for showing Goods.
ELM STREET ) ff
) PREJIIU.M HATS. J
JUST reccived 4 cases of those sunerior
Elm St, Hats, (which have takeu thc premi
um at thc Quincy Hall fair for the last three
years) which are far superior iu quality and
style to any that can be found at any retail
llat onop in Washington bt. t or sale vcry
low forcash by II . S. Johnson.
May 20th, 1844.
SUPEltlUR Camphene Linseed and Lainp
Oil, Copal Varnish, White Lcad, and Glass for
sale at thc cheap Cash store of
IRA STE1VART.
IRON&NAILS.
American, English, O. S. Itussia & Swedes
Iron, American & English and Blister &. Castlsuinnicr Coat- and riints, uud Uoy's sum-i
Steel. Nails and Nail Rods &c. &c. for sale ,ner clothes ; which will be sold vcrv chean
cheapcrtbaneverat iiier iiouies , vtiiiiu iuni.m vtrj -ue.i
IRA STEJf'ARTS.
An axtcnsivc assortmentof Hardware, of avery
name and description, ever used in an any civil
ized community, may be found at
STEfFJlRTS.
F1SU.
Codfisb, Salmon, ct Mackerel, for sale by
Broum y Sheldon.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
A large variety sold cheap by
May 14. 1844. Brown Sf Sheldon.
COATS, VESTS y PANTS,
of evenr varictv of stvlp anrf nn.iliiv fnmilit n
short notice, cheaper than ever before ofTcred, bv I
T II III. . . ' J
iujj n, joi. Jirotcn (f Sheldnn.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT,
of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, in tbe coun
ty, will be found at
Brotcn y Shddon's.
SAI.T
Turk's Island, Coarse 'Wcstem &, Fine Dairj'
Salt, just rrceived at STEWAUTS.
WOOL &CARPKT TWINK.
For sale at STEWARTS.
FOR THE LADIES!
Printed Lawns. hah monminiT- dn
Fancy
Moaslinde Laines. French Prints, American do.
occ. occ, just openea and seUing fast at
STEWARTS.
Rouen and Fancy Cassimeres, for Snmmcr
Pants Fancy, Checks &c, for coats, Marsaieles,
Rich Silks, Satin and Velvct, Vesun!; at
STEWARTS.
Anice lotofFancr Gimrs Frin"es Vplrpt
Satin and Crimpt, Spring Ribbons jnst from New
York.
at
STEWARTS.
Looking Glasses, of all sizes and prices at
J. STEJF'ARTS.
CLOTH CAPS.
JUST rec'd an assortment ilen's Youth's and
Cbildren's Cloth Caps for sale low by
55. BECKWITH & CO.
April 22, 1844.
STONE WAKE &c.
JUST rcc'd a lot of Stone and Brown Earthen
Ware of all descriptions for sale a t Factory prices
by Z. BECKWITH & .CO.
April 32, 1814.
Hats!! Hats!!!
AT TUE OLD STiND A FEW nOES
.NORTH TIIE JAIL.
THE subscriber would inform Ibp
public that he has on hand a large assortment of
blaclcanddrab Hats or the latest New-York fash
ions, whicb he ofTers lower roa casu oa most
xinds or Phodcce than can be bought in this
county.
JOHN JACKSON.
N. B. The highest price will be paid for lambs
wool and Muskrat skins. J. J.
Middlebury, April 17, 1844. 51;tf.
ZEPHYR
all colors, sold by
TVORSTEDS,
Broicn If Sheldon.
HOES! HOESI
WILSON'SHocs anice article, justreceived
and for sale, 'cheaper1 than thecheapest at
STEWART'S.
NEW GOODS.
THIS day opening by thc subscribcr a
splendid stock of fresh and desirablc
goods, cmbracing all tbe varieties of
RICH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
ofTercd in tho market, he has taken the ut- abont one mile south o: the Eaptist Mcctuis- tr ADIE3 and Mkscs I'lorcnc-Bonneta- a
most painsm his selcction as to style, quality I house inCcmwal, and a vcnr desireble place for jj . i AMV r , vihhZ.. oa rr
and price. All wishing for good bargains will a mecbanic, Whcelwright, Carrenter Joiner f-fnfn c'' Bt",e R," 2? f
dowellto call. He will say positicely he is ' r almost any mechanie who wants a few acres; ffr?Dt Styles llonnct Edgiiig, 1 abs, .tnifi
nn k ,.i .... :A oflnnd p.nilr tillml.nnd verr Droductive. acdwill : aIs a'3l " Rnrbes just rec'd by
dersell, knowing that small profits and quick
returns will ensure succss to the trader and
satisfaction to tbc buyer.
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, April 29th, 1844.
PAINTING.
THE subscribcr contlnues the
PAINTING & CIIAIR
business, at the shop htely occupied by
Moodrio McDonald. and resneeUullT
soiiciis a saare oi uie pairouage oi tne puolic.
C H A I R S
Will be kept constantly on hand at reasonable pricjs
PAINTlrtCr doneat short
notice, and particnlar attention giren
IIocji Paibti.io and Pirisuo.
(TT" All orders in his line wdl
be promptly attended to.
lUI.Ul'UtlL WUU1I1.
Middlebnry, April 29, 1844. ftf
REVOLVING HOUSE RAKES.
T
HE subscriber has re-commenced the 1
manufacturc of these rakes, and will be
pleased to receive orders for them, and soon, &jTtf at aprobS!e conn held
to save expense m delivenng ttjem. at MUdiesUry in and for tbe disiric: of Addison,
He will furnish rakes supcrior to any now . on ,hc 09, 0f jiay a. d. 1811.
in use, repair old ones if desried, or make AVhitfieUAvalkerandJamcsHuniirgtonnsn
parts to order. ' ed executors ia an icstrumcat purportiEg to be tho
He will make a few extra fine tccth rakes last will and testament of
for gathering the fiuest hay, and raking after. ILLIA3I IIUNT1AGTON,
Tm. Tlnki-i ilsn for sal- late of Vhitin? in saiJdistnet deceased, presrat
Urag Kakcs aiso tor sai.. , same for prutate. It is thcreforc onJcn. lht
, . T 10 , R..r the same beexamincd for probate.ata session ot
Shoreham, June IS44. i said conrt to bc held at the ofiice of the r.egistcr
jof said court, in said jiiddlclury, on Thursday
bLOVfc.. the 20th day of June next, at one o'clock ia ih-j
Ladies black, dark, aud light Ivid; Bajoui alternoon: And thatjiotice thcrcofbe given to tl!
manufacturc, white and black silk do. lisle persons intcrcstcd, ihat they razy appear r.nd
tbread, mohair and lace do. cotton, lincn and maka their objeciions, if any they may fcave. tt
pic nic do. bl'k mohair and fancy silk mitts; Jbeprobate and allowanceoi; said will, ty P-
. 1.1... 1 j . i:t ;i-,i i: hshios a certifiec cor.y of tnis order m tbe r.orth-
cotton, and buckskindo; child's cotton do,
for sale by BROWN & SHELDON.
May 22d.
ARASOLS fcc-. A fine lot of l'arasols
aud Umbrellas, ju3t rec'd. nt
April, 17, 1314. BIRGE'S.
NO I ICF.
,rti , rr t 1
Wtlereas my wife ANN.V, has Ieft my bed
and board, and rcfuses to live with me. I
hereby notify thc public that I will pav no
debts of hcr contracting after this datc.
r'wnor'W 11 cifviVL'l?
Bristol, May 20th, 1844.
o,n .
H. irtrt ; T ' ; . : TT
AVS, Lcghom, Palrn Ieaf , llieil's wule
Brilll do, for sale at STEWARTS.
illO targCSI, ClteaneSt anU OCSl,aiJJliailk:l.ury,on 1 Iinrs.uy ihe L-Ui day i.l Juno
Stock of Goods evcr ofTcrc.l in this market rc,:tt.a.1 'cI,.":k '"?' n' " '
.... t . .. . i t t , adramwtrator ce nottcc tnerccf tr nll pcis us in
coi ipnsing almost every vauctyof kind, ',,.,,, , an(, ,h. ,r c,
style and name, which were bought Imv ,jCctions if any they ir.av lar, o said lirrn.c Ixirg
with cnsh nnd wllich nr: SELLING OFF j grantcd, by publihin;'a retliSedcopy of ihU irdrr
il.rllJLy. at a small niivanrc Irmii Cost,
by A. FRANCIS.
May Sth 1311.
GEORGE S. SWIFT,
ATTORMEY AUD COUMSELOR AT LAW.
iilititilrturs. &'t.,
OJjicc in Oie Room occupied ly the County
Clcrk, in IVainwiihl's brick Ruilding.
March. 2Gth 184 1. 47;tf.
NEW GOODS AGAIN.
ROWN & SHELDON, have just re
ccived a new lot of Suiiiiner Good?,
consisting of Ualzorinc., rriutcd Cambrics,
IfitlllCinS fllfTpllipr iritll n l.irr.o n-anrt-
mcnt of English nnd Aiiii.-ricaTi Tweed
nns.einiRres. and evcrv vnrietv of.'onds fiir
for cash.
June 3d, 1844.
BABNES FKISBIE,
Brandon, Vt.
LAW NOTICE.
TUG Subscribcr haiin? opcned an OHlcefurlhe
transaction of 7aw bus'nsss, would infiirci the
public that he will Le ready to wait upon all uli
may liareoccajion fir his prolessional services at
his Ofiice ovcr the Sloro of Ira S:enart Esq.
few doors south of tbe Fost OOice,
KMERSOX 1!. WR1GI1T.
Middl bnry lan. 8, 13 H.
GARDEN SEliDSl
The celebrated RUIey ic Co. Ganlcu Seed:
Also tne suaKer sccus iroai .n!iehl, warrau-
ted superior and of thcgrowth of 18-13.
For sale by Z. BECKWITH & Co.
F O R S A L i: .
A large Lot of Window Blindsnnd Sash at
very low prices, by Z. BECKWITH i: Co.
Middlebury April Clh, 1811.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
C. BIRCE, is now receiving his usual Va
riety of fashionablc slaple&fancy Dry Goods.
New Spring pattcrus, and cheap as cvcr of
fered for Cash.
AprillO. 1841.
BONNETS &.C.
Ladies and Misscs Florence Braid, Stcaw
and Cyprcss BounetS, Artificials andRibins
at BIRGE'S.
April 10 2341.
B O N NE'l'S
SILK, Cyprcss, & Willovr Bonnets.just
rccctvcu, anu lor sale
by
IRA STEWART.
Nov. 27 1813.
CARPETINGS &c.
Oilcd floor Clath, Matliug aud Carpetings,
at BIRGE'S.
April 10, 1811.
Balzoriue, Sup. Mous Do Lsine, (iing
hams, Prints, -c. just reccived at BIRGE'S.
AprillO, 1811.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Tweed Cas
simeres and other Summer CIotli3 for Gen
tlemens wearjust received at BIRGE'S
April 101844.
l'APER 1IANGINGS ccc.
1,000 pieces Paper,
60
" Borderings,
just received and very chcap at BIRGE'S
April JO, 1641.
Corn"
-300 bushels Corn forsalc by
P. W. COLLINS.
Corn wall, Fch. 29, 1844.
nOAF AUGERS A new article of Cap
Augers which every farmer dcsirous of
good lcncessnouli uave, lor sale by
P. AV. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Feb. 20, 1814.
&PRUCE CLAPBOARDS AND PLANK
A quantity of Spruce Clapboards and
clear stufT, Spruce Planks well seasoncd for
saleby P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall Feb. 29, 1841.
FOR SALE.
- A SHALL FAUMor House. Bam, Shed, &
Wheelwrishtshon with 5 acres of most excellent i -
Desoiacn.ap. J reasoiauiccreuu wuui4 oegiv-
cnforpartof tlie paymenl if dcired. Enquire
of Ward Stow on the prcmisej, or of the subscri-'
ber. It will be sold soon. ,
A small Orchard and excellent garden,grounds
well watered.a well and cistera on the above.
premises.
Cornwall, Miy '.
5th, l&lf.
IRISII LINEN, supcrfine, the best qual-
ity forgcntswcar. fine andcommondo. for
saleby BROWN & SHELDON.
FINDLAY'S THISTLE TIIREAD. is
the best spool cotton imported, and is sOld
onw hw imntVN ctipr TlflV
"JIICH. SILK and Cabmcre Vestings,
at BROWN & SHELDON'S.
aup inc , .-. .. ,
aHUiAKbi a superior article,
SHEEP
and wool twine, at
BROWN & SHELDON'.'?
FROBATE NOTICE'
STATE OF VEn.MOST,
crn Galaxy a ccwspaper printed at said ilu'dle
bury three weeks succcssi'rely prcrious u tl e
time ofsaid conrt.
J. S. BUSHNELL, RcaUtcr
Atruccopr of Record,
Atttcst J.S. BUSHNELL, Rcg.
STATZ or VtRMOKT, '
Diitrirt of Addissoir. 5
Be it remembcred that at a Probate Ci.rt hcll
at HliJillc&ary in and irll:el)Itritt cf Addison, t-rt
,i.29iliday ofMay, A. D. IS4I.
William'l. Kueiladniini.-iratcr of thc rstair 1 f
jrAnsiiALt. S. Ukurt Lite,of sa:d JliJJkbrry itc-
craswl, preieuts hiypetiiioil in nriting to s-iMroiHt,
pravinj for hccme to sclllhr ical cslatc of the niiJ
dccc.ied and expcnrc of administralion r and tbcrc-
m scts lorlh Uie amnunt ul lr.e uebls dss liim luo
decead, thecliarges i.fadminstralion, ihe alue t.i
ihe personal cnatc, aml Ihe siti!.uion of ihe ual ci-
' tatc oftlicdcccaseJ, and ihai it is npceasary .0 sclr
thc leal cstate of tbc deceased fer tlie ri rposctt
' iuLi -.i ii,. fT, ,.r,i. r?:. i-
ofsaid Ciurt xt
m Uic.Norib.eni Ualaxy three wecKs succc MVUjr
previaus to the time of aiit Court.
1. tf. DLTSH.Et.L. rrfii:er.
X trre copj of Keccrd,
Atte.J. S. IlUdll.NELr., Reji.ifr.
STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Addison, s-s.
Bc it reinombered, that st a Fro!a:e C.jur:
IieM at Middi'ehury in nnd for tho TJisret r.f
Addison, on thc STtli d.iv of A. I'
151-1.
Uannah W. Gatcs aad Dan. W: r: rr sd
ministrators of the cstate of Li:vt II. G.ri.s,
late of Cornwall in said Distiicl itcrrasr.!,
present their adminitra;ion arcoii'it 0 r r.l
lowance. Itis tbrrefire orderetl, tht s-.d
account hc cvjmiacd fur allowance, at a sn -sion
of eaid Court to be held at ffu- nlfee i f
ihe Kt-gister afsaid Cuxiri ius'aid 7.tiM.i ! iirv,
' on Thursday theSOih daj rofJsnc A
.at o:ie o'clock inthc afteinoour; ; ud l' t swl
aJniinistniti.rs ucmiirethcn'.f m pi.ir,K-rsi . i-t.-r-
' U:fJ miy ?rprar a.n,! Z" ,u" ''t
10M ,r miylLnctoilcalUtau-cifs-i.t
ntcouut.by pulilif hit'jj n ccrtlficd cipy v( ilcrdir
iu tlic lurli:crn lialfiy a nei'ltnjcr .ni'tt;u r.I
liddlcbury in saij Ditfrirt, Jlhrce uctkit tcccw
i?elv plctiuns t lle linc f Sai.l Cut.it.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Reii.ier.
A true Copy ol Rccurd.
Altcst J. S. BUSHNELL. Reg sti-r.-
O TTLF.l) CIDER, for oalr by
UliUVii 4;Sllt;i.UOi.
New Storc--N&w Firm -IH'cw
Gooda.
BELNSMAID & BROTIIERS..
strciEssons to
PANGBORN '& BRINSMAID,
ARE preparcd tu t-rll at the Ijw ;..!. ,r
ew Yolkpr.cu-,atwhule.nlor retail, U ATclirsV
Ci.ocks, Jr.wuLur, Cikiias Silv.k, i-Uii-',
RRiTAS.fiAaml nilier Jlcul Uiwiln, (iuLii T::i .!
nr.ts, SpEcTtcLKs, Cimixs, Kisos, Y---,
I'roociies, and nll ood in the line. au 1 b. .,i -r
iltc ri.iEsr dcscriptiu.i ofttixi-Is, uc arc k npi'i i
;rcat aricly of (iimkIs at uhulesale tontppK
Irrs ir oiliers. to scil ag-.iii, and no inttisc.tfU at
orders fr'm abro.-nl, atfsuriug ru.lu.nrrj dr.it li.e
ill ud lUc Good low, aud ,f the ij.nlipv ih(;. 3,'a
suld fir.
VVc iinport Goodit, or Ltiy them Mlrrrrn r .t- n.
gctthcmlo adtant.ie, an.t liallscllso th.it we
give our ciistouicrssaliifiriivT.
Ordera fiom u ilistancu aiicnded to uroin-.ilv. .mt
as sw.dli:irs.iin giri-n, f nay tho kosi, a. I.jr l.-r.
sunal api.lication. L'.nl. or walciles 1 1 iL. Iw.
nrb'injle. Wearo A:ei.ts fir t!is Di.iut-.n I i.0i.. J
Golh Pe.ns, Flv HLts. (or Ilorses. anJ 3lor.is.
o.n' I'ii.Ls.
Wc liaie WiiLoirtt'ir.r, Conm, ItRUxius
IIoccLKErri.xo Articles. Iljnn.. an.lmle.-
Cutlcrj-, Co3imu.sio.v Fi'h.iuore, I'hiiiso
Tacklt, Uaskeij.Stockii, Collar, ScsrA.t--
Wc luvc DREssi.tn Uahes. Woric Rmtci.Mu-
SICAL l.tSTRDJIESTS, IiM and Uouble Uass
VlOLJ, 51 CMiDlAXs. an l moat suuller mlinmenls
GfvIuAical 3Ierrhnndise.
In shori, n e wimII ja.t nr ihat we Iiatc X rerv
eslen he an.l larini asnoll:.i- t nf Ainrrtran, En'.
Iish, Gfrman and I'ris. KA.NCV AI'.TICLES.
and wearc (u'ly anm.-e llnt ihe war to se'l lliem is
to .ut tl.em eu I.OU thatBrto.i or New 1 k will
not Ui a ni'tre fjroraLle ptice ! Uiy iju-oi. We uy
for t';sh, aad sell fr Cash. Oar rustumrrs c..n H'y
a chcan b-re as a; anv ithe r nlare. If aov on
chooscs tn scnd us the Cash raGo!d or iirrr
Watcli fmm a disianrc. or anr oilier article. an i
lcave the selection to us, they jhillLnu axarth iir
wortiithe uunet SEiir.and f h does m.t sun..
it can l cxchinged. Oar Silrcr Spvoi. n ttutuc
ia our nwn sljop.
l'artieuUr attention rcid to H.icUati-rt rrparir;.
RI1IXS3I.VIU 4- imOTHEKS.
BCRt.lSOToS,VEKMOST.
DO YOU WiSil A GtH)) i;.RJ '
Thsn call. exatnih: snd roreMisc ss.n th.j
from the la rgpst, best and cbepest sn-cU oi Ot j-iA
ot be found in the Concty.
Mayzi, I8M. lUAi)ll-.VjUi:
CARPET Wnrp, Cotton Yani, heci
Twine, n new sujip'y by.
.May Sth 1641. A. FI5ANCI.
CAPS, Vnlvet, Bovs Fiuicy do Cr:np,
Glarcd do, Sportsinen Wool do i i f re
ccived, for sa'c at STEWARfs.
A LARGE lot of Unbrciras and P.m-
soN, cheap for c.vdi nt STEWARTS.
Snspcndcr Bncklcs at
BROWN i
SHELDON'S
Glass. China, and cominun warc cut tum
Ibers, &c, t STEWART'S.
MESS PORK, for Sale hy
Sept25 IRA
STEWAT
vuiiiiti:.
April 20th 1S44;
-
TO THE READING PURI !C
3Ik.t r. LOcKE.'n menlrr Drm,UUh. r:.
I Irgc, hat in; been nppoin:edGeneral Agrnt Cir U'iliVr
R r nitrrn '& Co 1'oreios & Awericah PERioDicii.50r
x. f HASKELL. icx, Doston.vouM folicilLulcriplion for 103 puh-
nJyk 'STO'''
All thrworSs and rnlJimtioas, cmEmced iu'itut
lut.andall others desired. excey wcrklits, will Lo
&jrnircd to cilizens or 31 iidle!Dry and virinity At tht
prices named in tho list, FREE OV ?OSTAtiE. I. -
disidaal snbscnUrs aoyHhcre in the statev ;r ; wiiWu
ne Inindred m les, rurnisbedbysuiilat ruurh Lss r-
"ms, Lilries, Rradinj Associatlons. anl U-ufir.'
""u'"r - ' v''" mn..i.
ICIlll.. jMtuSri irii(wr .nj Ml C III 111C
frccoiexpensc Small pacluges sent hyrtacrrjii.
,,,Ji-aIm,llihar.. ;L 5i 1.
and Orders, Afeut paid) nfrtliillT Hilrned .n
attciien to.