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several States, &c., states tlinl to tcst the
sincerhy ofthcsc geutry in their profession of
confidence, it is autborizcd by Busnrod iay
lor, Esq.,of that place, to make the follow
ing proposition :
We narae the foUonmg Nineteen States ;
Virginia, Peunsylvania, New York, Rbode
Island, Massachuselts. Mainc, New Jersty,
Dclaware.Vermotit, Maryland, North Caro.
liua, Louisiana, Illinois. Georgia, Tennessee,
Ohio, Connecticut, Kcntucky, nnd Indiana,
and oiTer to iet ftom 100 to $300 on each
voting for Henrv C!ay;and also.will bct
from 51000 to $5000 on tlic general result in
ftvor of thc Whig rsndidatc. Or. if llse Lo
cos will bc bettrr acconiroodatcd.a bet ot
310,000 to S3.OC0.wilI bernade on the gencr
al result. The money to be deposited iu
eilher of the Baltimore Banks designated by
the parties aceepting the proposition."
Tiik Leavkx of Tr.u-rn at Work.
Tho St. Johnsbury Caledonian. published at
Danville, Vermont, says "We ate credibly
informcd that iu one district in a towu not
lOrailes distant from us, where thcre are
toroe 25 votcrs, and where hertofore, there
havc been but one or two Whigs. there is
not to be found now.a single Locofoco all
ofthcm hav.ne within a few wceks united
themselvcs wiih tha Whige, are
17010" for
ri.iv nnrl Prnipntinn. Fonr or fire of thcsc !
; ; - - i
-,,,, ii.1(d tlif Burlington Cenvention 1
Thev say they have been chcatcd and dc- '
i. H.olrn.rmrnf.liiiral frifnds nnon
. , - T I 1 : ..
th tanll : ana now, sceius mi: iiui;
tbe right, they are going with them.
In another toivn, ivhcrc the Locos had
some 250 votes lastyear, we aretold by gocd
authority, that one-half of lhese refuse to go
into support ot t'olK aim uauas. j. iicy innih
they are callcd upon to adopt new mcasurcs
Hnd ouions men, and ttiey cannoi conseniio annexation, uy anojncryou inaycausc or :r
beFolked. Thisdon'tlook much like "l'olk, mit it, and as practical men you arc called
Dilhs and iictory,'as the Icaders non-1 upon to decide betirccn the two. Will you
hout. j iu blind devotion to a theory or a party, suf-
fer this opportunity to preveut a great practi-
BE WARNED!
Tbc tctm of 17 Senators of the United
, t
!litn nirfc nn lliR ih of March ncxt. of
wbom all but four arc Whigs.aud all but thrce
vnted acainst jMcDufiie'srrsolmion for an-
nexation. If, thcu, thc Whijs ofthe Uniou
donot iriumph il these lacancics are uot ,
filled bv niensound on this great question ,
ifPoll;'i3elected President. wehavea Piesi- "
dcrit and a Scnate wbich csn carrv a Ircaly
of annexation wiihout lefurcnce eiibcr to the i
ncoiile or theirrcprestutatives! Let no man ,
directlv or iodircctlv support Janies K. Polk,
itnless i;c is in fnvor of annexalioti and thc
fiipremacy of theslave pouer.
noaTn 0.rolia j Jetter to tne eili- i
torsoftheNational Intclligcnccr, from asub- I ,rea'v un .uose ino.ans, g.v.ug ..,e.n um..
teriber in North Carolina. under date 0f ; fts, amtimtion, tr.nkets, &c, ,0 ,nducc them
Julyll.savs:-"I.. tbe Old North S.ate, comnn. ravage, on our front.er.-W
Ttherecvcry thing is wcll, we shall certaitiK I -i"egrajn.
clectour Goi-emor by a large majority, rc-
gain the llouse of Lommons, and probably ,
tbc Senate of the State. The Locos are
inorc Inttcr, and are using creater cxcrtions j
ibsn 1 ccr kucvv tlicin. lliey arc met liy
our frieiids at all poiiitsaud frcqticntly mct
uiih ovcrwhehning defeat. as did General j
Saundersat (jreenvillcon nis encountcr witn
Mr. Stanley."
OLD HICKORYLN THE F1ELD.
The Locofocos see plainly that "Young
Hickory," as they facetiously call him, cau't
ntand alone.much lessnnalonc. Tlieyliavc
rccordingly callcd uponJackson forhclp and,
forceJ the old min, in his agc and dccrcpi
tadc, to cntcr the fieldjto back up suAprop vj
the poor apologiesfor candidatcs which lliey
havc presented. So the old man has just
written a letter, (will the Timts copy it l) of
the date of the loth of June, of which the
tollowing fonns the concluding parngraph :
"Lct us theiefore, rally wiih patriotic acd
national zeal uuderthe (1,'g upiicld by Polk
nnd Dallas. Jj ikcy are succssful Texas and
Orecon icill It ovrs ; il ihey are deieatcd. JJnt-
ish influencc, tiiu'cr the pretcnce of abolish-
ing slavt ry, wil! be interfeiiug wiih our rights,
uJ it Bli.fnever cease as longas ourglorious
svstem ofgoverumeiitis a succeas;lnl proof j
that mouarchv is not necessar to sccure thc j
lnniinea of iiian.
"" " ' I Sm, vcrv lespcctfully,
drew Jacksos." !
So. "Old Hickorj-'is of opiiiion, thu
Polte and Dalbs are succcssful, Texas
i!l be oursr and calls upon those with
whomhe mav bc supposed to have influencc,
,o support Polk on that ground
"he ribovc cxtract, bcsules sljouing on
Iiat rcascn tiie support ol I'oik is ciauncir
.i.Wtl,Bi.P.iLr.:.n,I iml.orilitr nfibo
old General. aud the caso with which his
kcepers mnubl him to suit their designs.
Thus before the Baltimore Couventious.
whenit was known that Van Buren opposed
annexation, Jackson thus wrote to B. F.
Buller. We quotc from the Albany Ar
gus. 'Mav God bless you, tny dear friend, nnd
presideoveryourdeliberations, and may con-
lidencc on thc
ihe part or all the democracy,
tcd on Mr. A an Bu.en. Th.s
asain be uni
is the sincere praycrofvour friend.
Asnr.EW Jackson." ,
The poor old mau then praycd for the
nomination of a man opposed to auucxation ! j
he uow calls upon the 'democracy' to ,
nupport a man bccausehe is in favor of" ira j
mediate auucxation 1" We take the follow
ing extracf, also, from one of his lctters. 1
The readcr will placo it iu conncction wiih !
the above : ;
"The Senator who volcs against thc ratifi- ,
catiouofthe Trcaty, mtistbe a traitor to thc ,
best interests of our bcloved countrv, what
ever prctexthc may attcmptto hide himsclf
under."
Poor old mau.
Frotr. Ihe Greenfeld Courier.
ABOLITIONISTS AND ANNEXA
TION. Under this head we endcavorcd last wcek
to show that an opportunity uow ofTered it
sclf to the abolitionists to sirike nn imnortant
blo w for their cause bv polilical action. Wc '
showed, or attempted to show, that by acting
with the whig party tbey could stifle the an
nexation scheme, white if they held aloof. or
voted a third ticket, that scheme might prove
successfuL And we drew thc iufereuce that
as the power to decide this annexation ques
tion rests.with thcm, the resposibility for
the result rnust rest npou thcm also.
Can abolilionisls escape this Tcsponsibility ?
If they stand aloof from the coutest, or votea
third ticket. and as a consequence Oicrcof, Mr.
Polk is elected, and Texas annexed, will not
take a familiar illnstration suppose you are
shootins at a noxious animal, butas you are
about to pull the trigger you discover a man
uiuciiy in ine range oi )uur uaui iuu oup
pose you fire notwithstandiog and kill the
man. Here you might safely say that it was
no part of vour intention to kill the mau. You
sought only the life of the animal But
would that clear you from the responsibility
for the man's death? Clearly not. You
foresaw that if jou fired you might kill thc
man, thereforeyou are responsible. Iftheo
rou voto the third tickrt, forcseeing that the
the resposibility for the annexation rest upon i saIl. Imt thev aro of the most cheering
them? A mauisrespons.blc forevery con- descrl tion. -The , ljko an
scquence ofan act ofli.s vhcl raef- avalalche It d fc d
This is perfectly obvious as lor mstance, to , , .
conscqtience niay be the annexation of Tcx
as, how can you escape the rcsponsibihty 7
But you may reply, "Wcmay not do evil
that good mav comc." True; that much
abused maxim.'the cloak for raany sms, has.
however. no application hcte. Let us lllus
tratc this by another fauiiliar example. You
are walking by a stream, in the middle of
which vou discover a neighbor drowning. A
boat stands near, but the ownei of the boat,
nhois by.forbids you to enter it. You qui
ctly remark that it would bc wrong to use a
mau's propetty against his commanils, and
that ''we may not do wrong that good may
comc," aud leave your neighbor to his fatc.
Caa you clear your skirts of rcsponsibily for
his deaih ? You may say you did not kill
him, you had no inteution of destroyiug hini,
that you could not save him by doing v iolcnce
to the the property of another. But your
conscience will tellyou that you had the pow
er to save your neighbor, that you forcsaw
that if you walked on he would die, and com
mon sense will braud you as his mttrderer.
So if you stand aloof now and allow Texas to
be anncxed, you may say that you did not au
nex it, that it was no part of your inUntion to
cause the annexation, that you could not
nrcvcnt it e.vcept by volitig for a slaveholder;
l..,t ihi-anfswer will be ou had it in vour
powcr to prevent thc annexation, you forcsaw
ihnt if vnu rcfused to vote
- - .
Oie lllC Wlllfr UlHKl H1C
annet ation mislit be tlie consequence, ann
rotmnon scnsc will ho'd you to the responsi-
bility for this forcscen consequence of your
rnurse. rhere is no uoins evil ttiat sooit
1 . : t TI.B nMAlIoil .cn.nit nf
mav comv auum n. a... j..........
usinrr another s ooat wmioui nis ieave is as
notlniig comparcd with the practical jvrong of
siifTering Texas to be anncxeu vr nen you navc
tbe powcr to preveut it.
The truth is, a practical question is before
you by one line of conduct you can prcvcut
. cal evil to go by uinmproved !
LATEST FR03I TEXAS.
"v an arnval ycstcrday rrom 1 exas, wc
bave reccived files ofGalvcstnn papersto the
Csh mst. inclusive. In regard to annexation,
tbe Galvcston Gazctte cxprcsses itsclfnell
satisfiedattbefailureof tbe projcct, nnd thinks
the condition of Texas nili be morc bappy
and prosperous as an iudepcndent nation.
A coirespondent of tho Matagorda IJes-
patch says that two attacks have already been
innde upon Col. Kinney's Kauch at Corpns
Christi; and that a large body of Cainnnches
.re within tncuty lcagucs of thatplacc, from
uhom a hnstile visit is cxpccied; that thc
. r t T , . i . .
. . . , ,. . . . , , ,
A correspnndcnt of the Galvcston Gazctte
furnishes the details of an action betwcen
Colouel Hays and a Iarge bodv Jof Iudians
near Gonzales. the Tcxians were only 15 in
nuinber, opposed to to Iudians. Ihecom
bat nas maintained with great obstinacy for
eome time, ibosc cngaged iu it on both sides
cxliibmug cooluess aud uetermmeu couragc
y.O.Bee,JulylZ.
TIIE 'BARGAIN" SLANDER.
Fiom the Sat. InUlligencer.
The AprNo of the Southern Quarterly
Review, whicli bclongs to theCalhouu wing
of Locofocoism .contaius an articla on Clay
and Calboun.in wbicb,at thcjclose of aparallel
betwcen tbe tno sta'.esmeu, the rcview makcs
thc folloiviug honorable and complete rccan
tation of his belief in thc always despicablc
charge of bargin corropiion made agaiust
Mr. Ci at:
"It is vcry sclJom that wo are furnisbcd
with a fincr viudication of one's self than cau
be found in the addrcss of Mr. Clat to his
coiistitutnts, in rcply to tbe famous (infa-
tnous :i
? rharre nf bribcrv and corruntion
made against him in the l'rcsidcntial contcst
of 1S23. We well rcmcmbcr the time when,
iu the heat and contcst ofbattle, it seemcd to
us that charge was trumphantly sustaiued,
and th.it Mr. Clait, in the eye ol prosperity,
w'ould beforcverdisgraced. But time and a
r:orc cvcn tempcr liave prodnced hcre all thc
resultsthnt his bcst fricnds could dcsire, and,
from tbe perusal of this defcnce we arc
rea,'' to -'vf ,r,ai& lie ''W,r.e1mreS
" Ue verfict ofan acnm tal. Wl.at most
rcmarkable is the Irtitlifiiliic5s stamped upon
vcry ''? production of one w ho
n- - i
"'"k "v t i"
7" , . '
' ttiose w uo ucrcio comeon me stage.
It is an argumcnt to be rcad and admired by
those who would hcar the charze and pro-
! i,,nnii tltnlr 1piinn ivhpn l)ip ntnprf nf tlip
discussion had laid his head upon his mouud
of carth and his spirit passed from his earthly
tcucmeut to a purcr habitation."
SOUTH CAROLINA AND TEXAS.
Gcn. Quattlebum, Bricadier of the
Char)eston br;lldo pf
, j,.,. . , bec; . .
outh Carolina
ng and addrcss-
ing his briadc on the importance of
Toxas to tho South and her intituttons,
until, tho Charleston Mcrcury states,
they are all zealous for Tpxas, or Dis
nnion ns tho allcrnativo. The 23d Uegt
racnt has.
lesolced, That in the opinion of this
mceting tho annexation of Texas to our
counlry isamattnrof paratnount to the
Southern and South-Western States of
this Confedei-acy, and that il tcou!d be
j morefor the mterest of thrse States that
they should stand out of the Un'wn, lolth
icxis, than m ti wiihout her.
This is thc tono of Tcxans at the
South.
JAMESK POLK SAYS.
"I am orrosr.D to a tariff fou rno
tectiox" ' I HAVE AT ALL TIMES
BEEN OPPOSED TO THE PROTEC
TIVE POLICY."
These sayings will provo Polk's politi
cal dcathkncll. No sophistry can change
thcm. They are plain and.distinct ; and
they will bo kept beforc the peoplo.
THE GREAT wThGRALLY IN
MICH1GAN.
Tho Srate Convcntion of Mich. was
held at Marshall on tho 5th- Thc De
troit Daily Advertises of the 0th says :
"Wo have but afew words from Mar
Michtgan. The numb'er was estimatcd
at FIFTEEN THOUSAND, None
placcd it lower than tf.x Tnons.-vD. The
singlo Delegntion from Kalamazoo, was
one MILE IN LENGTH.
"Hon. Francis- Granger, Jamea S.
Thayer, nnd Gcn. AtnosP. Gtanger, all
of New York, made Speeches. Hon.
John Biddlo was nominated for Elector
at large. and DariusCombstock of Len
awce. of thc Isl District.
i iw ''t;i uitvciuion ever neiu 111
Tbe follonring town Committees were ap
pointcd by the towns at the Whig County
Conrcntiou holdcn last June. We hope
they will do good service iu thc Whig cause
the coming campaign.
ADDISOX COUNTY TOWN COM-
MITTEES.
Middlebury. Leonard Deming,James 51
Slade, Olivcr P. Turner, Ilurace L Enos,
J II Simmons, E S Birge.W F Goodrich,
FtTrishurgh.Z Barnes, N W Porter. W
Allen,A.Hawkins,Z Walker, L II and, Wm.
Ilazard.
5aiS6Un.-J.GibSon,JDyar.EIIWecks,
J M Weeks, J Prout. D Dike, M S Doty, A
B Huutley.
LticcsUr. JM Jlack, WPerry, JBullock,
J S Mcsser.
Bristol. H S Gale, H Parraelee, "V Nor
ton. j
Ripton. II Sunderlio, A'SCook, B Hale.
Bridport J B Huntley, R Joncs, A Wil-
cox.
Panton. D Adams, J T Tupper.
Whiting. F Brown, H C Foster, J
Simouds 2nd, W II Baldnin, A Walkcr.
Starksboro.' B L Kni'ht, G W Furger
son. R. Hill. J Orvis, D Philleps .
Kew Haven.S Doud, E Hackett. II Run
ley. G W Brown. II C Hunt, J L Eldridge.
Lincoln. XV W Popc, C Allen, H Clay.
Weybridge. 3 Childs, C Woodworth, G
L Ilarrington, A Cbapinan. L Sturdevant.
Addison. J Hayward, R W Eaton, S
Pond, G Seeger.
Cornwall. CG Tildcn, A Douglass, A
Foot.
Shoreham. R Howe, A W Perry, J W
Little, E Jones, M W C Wright.
GranriHe.J W Parker, J P Ball, Wm.
Lamb. Jr. M Ball.
Goshen. Wm. Carlisle Jr. N Capon, Jr.
S H Galc. R Towle.
fcrgtnnes. H Adams, C Smith, RChap
man. W E Greene, D C Stow.
Hancock. C G Robbius, A Fassett, D
Eaton.
D i ed.
In Cornwall on the 27lh iust.. of dropsy,
very suddenly, Cyntha, wife of Zebulon Pal
mcr, aged 40'years. Printcrs in Burlington
pleasc coy.
REPORT.
To the Comjiany (or the Annual Mceting of
L'te HutlanU and Jiaaison juuiuai j- ire m
surance Comjiany, July 3, 1844, from the
commencement ofits operations.
The Board of Dircclor's Heport,
That during the ycar ending July
3. 18 11. there havc been poli-
cics issucd to thc No. of 140
Insuring property to the am'nt of$116,0G7 32
The premium notcstaken onthe
same amount to the sum of- 8,305 G3
Amonnt of 3 ner cent. tbereon is 250 07
The Company cnmmcnced issu
iug policics on the 15th July,
and had issned upto 5 July 1814 703
The present jcar to July 3, 1844 14G
Amouutiug in the whole to
The whole amount of prop
city that has been insutcd
is $715.707 98
Of which have been
surrendered and
'cancelled - 02,052 31
840
Lcaving now iusurcd
at the risk of tbe Co.
Whole amount of notes
C23.C55 07
takcnis - - 40,251 3G
Amount of notes addcd
for incrcase of pre
mimns - - 203 83
Amount total, 40,453 24
Of which havc been sur
rendered &. cancelled 7,07201
Amount now iu force as
a fundforthepayment
oflosscs, -
41,73530
ThcRtceipls forthe wholeare as fol
loics: viz.
Whole amount of 3 percts., $1,4S2 80
Amount of asscssments on
notes in force Dcc. 14th,
1330, - - $30157
Amount of asscssmcnts
on uotc-'in force Marth
27, 1841,
Paidbj O. Wrightonhis
note aud policy, can
celled, samc t;me,
Amount ofafsessmcnts,
July 5, 1843,
C4I 37
7 53
1,302 57
I Am'nt total of asscss.,
2,3 1G 14
8 00
'ilvm fnr assWnmcDts,
altcrations &c-
Amount tntal nf Recc-ipts 2,843 04
The whole cmouitt of Expenditures of the
Compazy sinccitsorganization isasfollows :
Abatemcnts. - - - - S32 C0
Amount oflosses, fourteen in nuin
ber paid --- - 2,473 70
Inlcrest naid on same, and on cash
borrowed. -
Expenses of scttlinq the same,
Books, Stationary, Printing, &c.
Dircclor's fces for travel and
nttcndance at incetinps of
theCompauy, - S114 S0"
Director's fces for approving I
applications and assign- f
ments, - - 44 45 J
Paid postage and carriers,
00 41
00 20
130 00
lo'j 3i
Agent scompensation torcoiiecung,
10G
Ollice rent, five years, atSG per year
Secretary and Treasurcr's Salary to
July 3, 1814,
30 00 I
I
025 00 1
Total amount of Expenditures, 3.7C3 70
Which leaves a balancc of
S0 24
Losses Examined and Settlcd.
1839. Dec. 12. 0 & A- Pembcr,
Wells, - $500 00
1S40. June C, Nathaniel Foster, Mid
dlebury, - - - - 18 00
" Nov. 12,LutherB. Wood Pawlet 01 00
" Dec. 10, Anson Flower, " 10 50
1841. March 27, Oliver Wright, Lei
cester, - - - - C0G 32
" Dec. 23, Danniel L. Potter, Mid
dlebury, - --- 20 00
1842. March 22, Simcon Parmele,
Pittsford, - - - 14 25
" Aug. 31, Richard Alcxander,
Monkton, - - 8 00
" Scpt,2C, John Wing Ferrisburgh,375 00
1849. Jan. 19, Zimri Howe, Caselton 135 00
" May 9, David Andrcws, Sudbdry 220 20
" " 25, Benjamin Sagc, Pawlet, 458 00
" Sept. 14, Ira Stewart Middlebuiy, 41 32
" Edward Jackson, Brandon' - 6 11
1844. Feb. 12, Joseph Slmonds, Whit
ing, - .1- - 12S0 00
" March 13, & Tho's Cutts,
Orwell, - - - - 5000
" July 3, Total amount oflosses 3, 603 70
Whole assessmenls ofthe Company.
1. Dec. 14, 1837,3 1-2 per cent., raising the
sum ol ----- -
2. Mar. 27. 1841, 3 1-2
3. Sept. 26, 1842,1 1-2
4. Jan. 19,1843. 1-2
5 May 9, ' 3-4
6. " 25. " 1 1-2
". 641 37
41-4
139257
7. Feb. 12, 184-1, 31-2J
made to pay the two
last of the above
mentioned looses
amounting to the
sum of - 1330 00
8. Mar. 13' " 1-4
Total, 5 years, 15 per cent., averaging
3 per cent, a ycar.
i?oari of Dircctors forllit ycar ensuing.
Ira Stewart, Aliddlebury; Zimri Howe,
Castleton; Kent Wright, Shorehan; Reu
ben R. Thrall, Rutland; John Pierpont,
Ver2ennes; Geo. W. Harman, Pawlet; E.
, N. Briggp, A. G. Danaand John A. Conant,
Brandon.
E. N. BRIGGS, President.
E.JUNE, Treasurer.
E. JUNE, Secretary.
FOR
SAliE!
".B nc-v n.uu(.U5C'"'
nHicles, at Alrs Smith-s Koom in tho t
. . f 1 r..l
cdnesday of tho present weeK.
Middlebury, July 20th 1844.
tray Colt.
TKAYEJJ trom tno enclo
snrq of the subscribcr on thc
lOlh inst., a light hay ycarling
mare colt. Wboever will retnrn
said colt. or sive information where sbe may
be found shall be hberally rewarded.
ALVliN SUU1KK.
New Haven, July 29, 1814; 13;tf
H. . BARST0W,
TEACIIER OF MIL1TARY BANDS.
MiDDt-EEcr.r, Vt.
N. B. Particutar attention paid to the sclec-
tion ofMusical Instrumenls.
Pocket Book Found.
Found on tbc highwav in Shoreham, on
the 24th inst., a Pockct Book contnming pa-
ncrs and monev. The owner may have it by
accuratc description, and making tbc divi-
dend. Apply to Jcsse istorj-.
Middlebury, Vt. July 25, iSU.
STRAY horse.
BROKE into thc cnclosure of the sub-
scriber. on Friday last, a Chesnut Colored
Mare with a stann the forehead. lbc own
er is rcqueated to provc property, pay char-
ges and take Iier away.
CHAUNCEY II. STOWELL.
Cornwall, July 29ih ISU. 13:3
A FULL SUPPLY of Dry Grocerics,
just rcceived and forsale chcap, by
J. .11. OL,AUt., CC KjO.
May 15, 1844. 23m
SIIEEP SHEARS, a superior articlc,
and wool twine, at
BROWN &. SHELDON'3
NOTICE.
All pcrbous indel.tcd to the subscriber on his
dcmands prcvious 10 thc partnership of Wright &
Bush are eamesily requested 10 call and setlle,
baving at great inconvenience waitcd during tbc
bard t'imes, he flaltcrs himsclf that he shall not be
compelled to usecocrsivc mcasurcs.
KENT WRIGHT.
Shoreham, July 18, 1911.
ULiUflt CHfS.
JUST rec'd an assortment .1en's Youlh's and
Cbildren'i Cloth Caps for sale low bv
Z. BECKWITil & CO.
April22, 1811.
T his old stand, is now recciving
additions ln his stock of
FAMILY GROCER1ES.
cmbracing every articlc of
Tea, Sugar. Spice,
Coffec, Molasscs, ic. izc.
That can bo found in this niarket. AI.
so a larger rnriatr of
NUTSAND FRUIT
than can bc found nnyuherc clsc in this
vicinity, consistingin part of
Pine Applcs Cocoanuls
Oranges J Almonds
Lcmons S. S. do
Olivcs II. S. do
Limcs Cicily do
I'igs Shcllcd do
l!ox Raizini l!r;i?.il nuts
Keg do Filhcrts
Sultana do Pcanuts
Currants Walnuts
Mnco Enghsh do
Dalcs Pcccanuts.
Cilion?.
Ginger preserves, Peacli do. Orange do,
Catsup $r. fyc.,
And aUo a choiee clection of C'liewing and Sino-
kinj toii.i;co.
tjihC ltUSSKL would alo gic noiice to the '
inltabitanl; of Jli idlebury that he will furnuui theio j
with good I
FAMILY BREAD
at the came rate that (lonr ran be oLlnineJ by ihe '
1b. Abo riES and CAKCS can be Imd at all ,
times.
X. H Tnn4vcppers and Groccrii cin be supplVd J
with all kind ofGrocericrith.it can Ije Iiadanvtthcrc. i
All ordcrs will betlnnkfullv rcccied and puneluallv
attcnded to.
Middlebury, July, IS 14.
10.
T
i r
tH 12 Suh-criber has takcn a sbop in tbe
! Ja. Inwpr nnrt nf tlip liiiililtnff fiprittiipil bv
' Hnrvey Wilcox. where ho is ready tn wait
upon ml who maj tavor him with a call.
! I..'t,t bnrl vonpj rf flVFtorionpn ir llip li.tp
Hiin GUTTIrJB & SHAVIMfi.
t he feels confidcnt that those ivho may favor
bim with nn opportunity to cxercisc hi?
I skill in these matlers, will not go away dis-
appnintcu. rcrlectsatistnction given orno
chnrges made. Lnnstantly on hauu and
for sa'c, a general assortment of
TOYS,
for children aud also
CO N F BCT I ONA UY
of every kind at the lowest prices. The
hungry cau also be nccommodated with thc
suhatanlial.s of lifeid rooms ueatly fitted up
for that purposc.
Thc sliop has undcrgone an cntire and
thorough repair nnd its proximiiy to tbe
cooling waters of OttCr Crcek, and the in
vigorating breezcs that follow its courseren
ders it a dclightful retrent from tbe heat of
a summer's sun, and ilust that nt times ren
ders shops on tbe strcelso inouppormble.
He hopcs to receivc the calls of his o!d
fricnds and as many new ones as possible.
A. R. RISING.
June 11th, 1S44. 7;3m.
QENTS Goat Skin Bootees, a good ar
ticlc for sumtner wear, just rec'il by
BROWN & SHELDON.
PAPEK Hangings, a large stock, just
rec'd and ofTered low by
May 1, 1844. A. FRANCIS.
F1NE CLOTH CAPS, new stylo for
Gents wear, by
BROWN Sc SHELDON.
HATS AND CAPS. '
Spring pattem, fine Mole skin, Lcghorn
Double and Single Brim, Silk, Velvet and
Cloth Caps at BIRGE'S.
AprillO, 1844.
A LARGE lot of Unbrcllas'J and Pnra
soh, chcap for cash at STEWARTS.
LQOK rJ
RUTLAND AND ADDISON INSU
RANCE COMPANY.
At a meetinL' of llio Directors of said
Ccmpanv held at tbeir offico on the 3d
of July, 1844 the following assessmeuts
vero made to pay tho losscs tor tuo year
cndin 1st of Julv 1814-
On all notes in forco on the 12th ot
Fcbrtiarv 1844. 3 1-2
On notes in forco on tho 13th of
March 1814, 1-4
3 3-4 in tha whole,
which assossmcnt wero ordcrcd to bo .
collccted and paid to the Trcnsurer on or
beforc thc 25th ot August 1843. uy or
der of Dircctors,
bi. Jnxn, 1 rcasurer.
Brandon, July 20th, 1841.
PATNTTTiVtt
J?tt THE subscriber cootinues ihe
PALVTIXG CIIAIJI
V lll busine;.., at ihe tbop htcly occopied by
Jtoodvfc Jl:l)ona!J, and rcsiieclfulJy
loliciti a sbare of thc palrouaje of the publio. ,
C U A I R S
Will be kept conslantly on ban 1 at rcasonablc prices.
V NT N r doncatshort
noiice, and parlicubr ntiention giien
llocsr. Paistisc and 1'APr.aiso.
Cry All ordcrsiii his linc will
be nroinptly attended to.
TIIEODORC MOOBV.
MiJiHebury,ApriI29,1344. 3tf
- I
SIXiONTHSTIME.
THE subscriber is uow recciving (not
from New York Auction Shops, nor from 2d
hands, but from BOSTON.Ja large and wcll
selectcd assortment of
DRY GOODS, GttOCERIES AND
CltOCKERY.
mostly of which were bought on 'six motiths
time,' but arc sold lower tbau at any cstab-
lishment far or uear. which claims the namc j
of buying for Wi,'-all of nhich canbcj
secn at W. S. Johsson's
It. on lSJJ rlirnn en& storc.
N- ii. ISo cliarge lor suoiMiig ooous.
,
FINDLAY'S THISTLE T1IREAD. is
the best spool colton importcd, and is sold
on7by BROWN & SHELDON.
TO THU READING PUBLIC. '
ni 1 p ira-u-r i,nii,i,iu.,f.,l..
lenr. Iiaviii"n)ccii annoinTdfiencral Aienl for Wilder
& Co I'onEics li AuKnicix l'KRiomciL'.Of
ice, Uoston, wouIJ lolicbl'iibhcriptiom for 103 pub -
lirations, an4 Cuofksta U:publi?hcd in iuir.Uri.
A r.tl omuicli may oc wrn ai u:c rosi uiucc.
All thc nroikg aud rublicalion.. cmbraccd inllhat 1
lifl, aml all oilicra dcsircd, excrpt nerkliu.will bol
furnulied to ciliiens of Middlebury and virin'ty at ihe j
prircs namcd 111 Ihe lift, Htl.fc UI- vut 1AUL., In
dividu:il subscnbcrd anwhercin ihe statt-.or uilhin
nne humlrcd in lc, furnikhrri Iivinailat inucli lca cx
pentc tlun if-cnt from the I'nb'lishers. Clulu, !
ums, Llbrarics, Reading Ajsocialons, and I.kRcb
lle-.ulin? Sociclics itipplicd 011 the dost favorable
tenns. Large packagcs tcntjto ar.y pla e in the Mate
fi cc ulcxpcn5C Sinall packages ieiit by tac or olh
er coniejance at euiall rharge. Ajicncicf.cojlections,
and Ordcrf, (pot aid) rcspcctiully sol cited and
proroptly altendcd to.
OF BOOKS AND PAMPIILETS,
ConsistiiiK-amonsa srcat
variety of oibcr ibings,
or Lctlers Kom iieianu
Voice of AniiQtiily, Ge-
neva and Uome, Gausbon
Inspiration of Bible, New
TributetoJ.B.TavIor, World's Rcgion, Cbns
lian Expericnce, Pirkcr's Lccturcs, Self Culliva
lion, Ossian's Poem?, Wcbslcr's Octavo Uictmn
aiy, Day's Algebra, riayfair's Euclid.Hcrschel s
xstronomy, Comstock's Pbilosonby, Whately
Gray's Botanical Text Book, Abcrcrcmbie s
Philosopby, DMnbisnc's Ilistoty.Pailor Annual,
Watts End Sclect Hymns, Aethodist Hymns,
Youn;
Snuthem
oula Bishop,
Powers. Josmhus. Jacob and Solomon. Bamei
on Ucvivals, Cbild'sbook'..f Devotion, Christian
Citizen.Eminect Christian Females.HowtnLive,
Pic Nic Tales, ilierarcbical Defpotism, Patlor
. ...... . . i r
uiuvm, muiiiii .eue, , '
cia.opia Jiinms i racts.U cvcnci:. i iw. . '
nesc as they are, History of Ipcicnl. ahrt-tiaris, ,
Umversabsm as it is. Preacbinsr ar.d Heann?,,
T, ' - .,-,, ,; .! r.l. Tnr 1 l, Ihp
ble, uritisli foets, L.ue ana cpcccncs vi. i icurj
, , , , r IT '
Clay, Milton.Cliristian AntiquiticScars History
oftbeBiUe.Woudersofthc Woild, Bible P.iog
raphy and Guide to Knowledge, Wrons of Wo
men, Poems, Solimde Swectened, Zim
inerman on Solitude, Jew ish Customs, Cbabr.ct's
AVorks, Universal Gazetlecr, New York Gazet
teer, Selectcd Tracls in packases SjcIs, Jloore's
Private Devotion, Ajmmon by Ilanis, Darger
aud Duty, Adolpbus and James. Cornelius
ihd ppniurian. (Jhnrch in thc Wildcmcs!".
Daffield onBlicopacy,FlanilX?iography,Eman
I ual on the cross and in tbc Garden, English Mar
tyrs, Winter cvcnin? Tale'. llso a good
supply of common .VclTool Books, Papcr, Quills,
Slates.StcelPens Blanksblueandred Ink, In
dellihle Ink, Brus, and SpongeBIacking; Brnsh
cs, Paint Boxes, Pinl: Sancers and BniNbes, Sil-lverPcncilCa-.es,
Bristol Boaro, Prcforated do.,
Drawin? ar.d Lmen i'aper, 1 ancy uoxes, nn-
ing and Printini; Cards. Perfamcry, &idlitz ar.d .
, So lapowdcrs, Uimplior, upium u.uinu;e, jiui-
j.phine, ShavingCatile andcotn. bar Soap
any Books that may be wanted, during opcn
navigation.
For sale at tbe Post Oflice,
CHAS. OWEN", Agent.
Middlebury July 8, ISU. 10
THE BEST ASSORTMENT,
of Clolhs, Cassimercs, and Vestings, in thc coun
ty, will be found at
Brown S Sheldon').
SALT.
Tnrk's Island, Cbarse Westem & Fine Daiiy
... pTintrinTC
Salt, jnstrfceivcd at
STEAVARTS. I
WOOL &. CARPET TWINE.
For sale at STEWARTS.
Rouen and Fancy Cass'merC', for , Snmm
Pants Fancy, Cbccks &c, for coats, Marsaieles,
RichSilks, SaUnand velvet, vesiui? ai
STEWARTS
FOR SALE.
NEARthc Lower ailU inShorcIum,
62 acres ofgood land, wilb a good
house palnted,a woodzhcd and good
barn, with plenly ofwater all con
venient to work on.
Those who wish to buv cheaD comc and examinc
for youmeltc?, and you will find tbe bnd and crops
as good as any oflhc neighbors,
Stillmis WniTE.
Shoreham, Jnnc29ih. 1844. tf.
HOES! HOES!
WILSON'S Hocs a nice articlc, just rcccivcd
andforsale, cheaper' than jjT,sat
Wool.
41ASHpaid for good Fleece Wool. Day
-S of dclivery Wednesdays and Saturs
davs. A. CHAPMAN & SON. 1
June 20th 1844.
TITZL Prin.h Pr n5. Ame'ricau do'. I houZ in Cornwall. and aven-desi'teble Plaee for I Eroad Ciotl and Cnssimcrc a cboice a,
onened and sellins fast at a mecbanic, fWheelwright, Carrcnter & Jomer sortment. Uoods for .ummcr wear.
' ' .CTF.WA RTS. nrMmiKtsnr mecbanic whowantsa few acres , lcnt s vcstiniis a sunrri.r Inr Rnbnrlnm
NEW! NEW!! NEW!!r I
The subscriber hai just rcturned from
Neiv York.and is thia day receivin?, a splen-1
did assortment of Fancy Dry Gonds, iitnong
which mav be found. Bonnet bilks. "nI" . at Shoreham, inandlbrthc diitricl cf Addison
ure, andfancy Cap Laccs. Lisle rhrcad, I oa tte 5:h dayof Jnly A. D. 1SM.
Gimpure, Ashburton,aniI Dutrh I.ace Edg- j Warncr Wright, naiacd' eiecutcrin ;n iniu
in"3, suitahle ibrcapes, which he will sell mentpurpoitingtobcilielas: will acd tes:an.cnt
lowerthan ever. W.P.COLL1NS. ! of ..,-
Cormvall, July 13th, 1314. !,, . ELIJJII A RIGHT,
i , late ofahorcbaia insaiddisinctdcceasej, fre.-.n
PARASOLS &. UMBRELL'S ,saincforprobaie Itisthercf0reordcil.ihu
, ... .tu.i fp,tnt. the samc beexammed for f rotatc.ata tcssionot
Just receiyc.i a ucauiiii isy !e u ruu, said cocrt ,0 Le hcU a, U,e0fficcorU. II.
together with a lar'e lot or Umbralla, ia jj Shoreham, on Thuraday tbe 1st day of
which hc will scll lowerthan havc ever . jmcust r.cxt ,atoae o'cloclr ia the alieraoon: Aul
been ofTered
been ofTered. J. . COLLUNb. '
44.
: vh'prpp
iSUlli..
Came into theenclosuro of the subscriber
on the 12th inst., a hito mare supposed to
be 12 or 1 1 years old, the owner is requested
a v.". .. . - . . . . ,, o...
xiiH iphnrv. juiv ltitn. ien. ii, ow
REVOLV1NG HORSE RAKES. !
THE subscriber has re-commencea tne,
manufacture of these rakes, and will be
pleasedtoreceive ordcrs for thcm, and soon,
to save expense iu delivering them. !
Hc will furnish rakes superior to any now
iu use, repairold oucs if desricd, or make;
parts to order.
He will make a few extra uue tcctti
for gatherin; the (iucst hay, and rakmg atter.
Draa Rakes nlso for salc. ,,,
CLARIx. RICH.
Shoreham, June 134 I. 5;tf. j
GLOVES.
Ladiesblack, dark, andlightKid; Bajous
manufacture. white and blac't silk do. lisle
ARASOLS iVc. A finc lot of Parasols
and Umbrellas. just rcc'd. at
April, 17, 1341. IHRCK'S.
f"o r. sale.
A lar"e Lot of Window Blindsand S.-.sh at
vcry low pnccs.uy y.uwv,ivi,
j Middlebury AprU Ctji, lslL
vj Txr" nnn iv n fjnnnQ
IM' it OliVH.1" WUiiU.
I C. BIRGE, U uow recciving hUusual Va-
'riety offashionablestaplc&fancy Dry Goods.
I New Spring pattcrns. and chcnp as ever of-
lercu iui
April 10. 1811.
1 .a oxtensive assortmer.tof Ilardware, of avery
name and licscriplien, ever iiscd m an any civil-
,zcj coinmunity, may cc iour.u ai
STEtrjRTS.
PJSJ1.
CoJfish, Salmon, & Mackercl, for sale by
Brown ff Sheldon.
TAILORS TRIMMIXCS.
A largi variety sold chcap by
May 14. 181 1. Brown fy Sheldon.
COATS. VESTS A- PAXTS,
of every variety of slyle and qnality, fumished ai
sbort notice, cheapcr than ever before ofiercd, ly
May 14, 1844. JJroiot tf Shtldnn.
WESTERN SOLAR SALT.
AT 35 ceuts per Buihc' at Port Frank
lin. Bridport, soM by
A.B.& R. M.CHIPMAN.
BARRI'
A. 1!
IL SALT ut S1.25 solit
&. 15,. M.CHIPMAN.
AT S, Lcghnrn, Palni lcaf , men's wiilo
Brim do, for sale at S 1 iu V AK l &.
GEORGE S. SWIFT,
ATTORMEY AMD COUMSELOR AT LAW.
Ht't.ljlrlmn. &'(.,
OJlce in the Room occupicj ly the County
oisr:, m n ainwnghl s bric.'c ISutldiMr.
March. 2r.th 18 U. 4;lf.
LiW NOTICE."
THC Subsriiler liating opened an Ofilrc forthe
Irunfaciion of f.iw buiiiiTSfi, would inform the
oblic thal hc ill be ready to wait tion all uh
i may haeo:caiion f r hii prntersionnl jervices al
bi, offitc ov r the Slore of Im rilcwart Eq.
omc
,,,... ,', ,v,nIl.
..... ... "
Middl bury Jan. 8, 1S4I.
CARPETINGS &c.
Oiled iloor Cloth, Mattiug and Carpetings,
at BIRGE'S.
April 10, 1844.
Italzorine, Stip. Mous l)e Laine, Ging
liams, Prints, tyc. just rcccivcd at BIRGK'S.
AprillO, 1844.
Cloths, Cas-"iiiicrc-, Vctings, Tvveed Cas
simeres and utber Stnnmer Clotbs for Gcn
tlemcns wcarjust rcceived at BIRGE'S
April 101811.
PAPEIl HANGINGS iic.
1,000 picces I'apcr,
50 " Borderinz?.
just reccived ar.d vcry cbeap at RIRGE'S
April 10, 1&44.
.... 300 bushels Com forsale by
Cornwall. Feb. J9, 1814.
OAP AUGER3 A new article cf Cap
H Augcri which every farraer tlcsirous of
, 00 j fenccs sjouU have, for sale by
b w. COLLINS.
Cornwall. Feb. SO, 1S44.
Wl'RL'CKCLAl'BOARDS AND PLAN'K
A quantity of Sprucc (Hapboards aml
clear stulf, Sprucc Plauks well scasoned for
salcby P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall Feb. 29, 1841.
FORSALE.
ASMALLFARMorHouse.Barn, Shed, &
IV'hpMrrnVbt shnn :iih 5 acres of m05t excellcnt
land for sale tbc above is beautimlly situated
ri J .:f.. :il.-..l n,l r rru1 n r t rp nnrluritf
. tesoH cb,3 A reasonable crccit would begiv -
en forpart of tbe payment it desired fc.nq.uire
ofWard Stow on the premises, or of ihe subscri-
bcr. It will bc sold soon.
4 small Orcbard andexcellcnt carden,sronnds
wcll watered, a well and cistem on ihe above
premises. . .
Cbmwall, Vay 25lh, 1841.
B.F.HASKELL.
mii.w! , z ... iwiu appoinicomimfSkcncts tomiKe part-f
pic 111CJI0..UI k monairanu i.hh. w wm ; s-,-j csiate, Lv poblisbicca cettified copy ot
gents rubber kid do; geuts lisie tnrcau nnen, .ordcrintbeNorthemGalaty.dnewspairi:
icnttun. and bucKskm uo; c.uui s coiion uu. ,at :MK!a;cDi!ry, Uircc weeto succers vely.
for sale by BROWN & SHELDON
Mav 22d.
i jj J
.IRISH LINEN, supcrfinc. the bat qunl( Groccrk'S, &P.
ity for gents wear, fine and common do. for as choice an assortment as can be fo.nrT fi
saleby BROWN & SHELDON, ithevillage.
. Wc respcclfully invite the ptib:i to cn'l
RICII S1LIC and Cashmcre Vestings, and exnmine our goods and prires. JWo-t
at BROWN & SHELDON'S. fcirols Produce taketi in payment for goodn,
'and cash wi.I .not bcrefuscd rf oflreiL
SUPERIOR Camphene Linseed and Lamp! A CHAPMAN &. SOX.
Oil, Conal Varnisb,. White Lcad, acd Glass for. N. B. Also on haml aml for sa'e n gnil
sale at tbe chcap Cash storcof 1 supply of Wool Twine, and Sbeen Shean.
IRA STEWART. t Middlebury Jun to,h IS4 1. A. &.
Anice lot of Fancy Gimps Fringes Velvet,
Satin and Crlmpt, Sptiag ltibboas just from New
York. at
STEWARTS.
Lookir.g Glasses, of all sizes and prices at
. steiFapts.
. PRO"BATE NOTICES.
, te OF "V'ERMOVT 1 "
& l,y, hliu 1 i
uc it -eOTemtcre-J. that ataprobatc' cc.cn 1,11
that notice thstcoflegiTca toall rersors intcrcit-
cd. that they may anrear and make tlieir oh
jectioas, if aay ibey roay have, to the probate ac-t
allowancc of said will, br rul.l.hinsacenieci
c0p7 of orderia -Jie N'o'rtbera Galaiy, a rcwv-
papar printcd at Jrfiddleiury in said dssuict tfcice
weeks successively prcvioui to tie tiiau of iiid.
a Inie corr cfrecorti.
,
11
S. H. JEXISON, Judge
STATE OF VERMONT, 7
Addison DistHct, 55. (
MiJ ,,eburv ; ud for cDutrictof iddisao.nott.f
18,11 day oi'Jlay 1. 1. ISU: prc.eat Ilon. SlUi II
Jcnison, JuJgc.
S-muel JamesadmiDislralcrfthccstV.ccC
late of Weybridge inseidiKstrlctdecesscJ.msw
. J j f ,
the H lc made imocg the heirs of thir
said dcceaied, cnd that ccramijsionerfs le ap-
pointed for that 5Uir)c; it is thetcucca oidcred.
that said adajinislrator gjvc notice to ait peraias
intcrcs:cj to sppear betaic s 12 court, at a ;tssion
thereof 10 le holden at tbc cfiice of ths rea'stcrcr
o said coart m sia iliddlcry, ca Ihrredar
. ." ?'.f t one oV.ock--n the
ftcrnoon, at which tiite ?r.& place said court
tn 01
this
imcil
prevj
cus to tbe time of said Ccurr. 12 3w.
J. S. Ilitshnell Iici.cr
A tree copy of rcccrd
Attrst, J. S HuihttcU. R'" :'ts er.
Commisstoncrs Notice.
Wt: tl.o Subiciibi-rs t-ns rpj.ir.itl by
tlio Probato Ciiuii fnr t!- diitsit t f A't"
disiiti Comrr.isior.i n (o r.tvin-, ix:nr. t r,
and cdjtist allclaiuii nt.d A n:autk --f ri pi't.
sons ntininst il-- t'sii- i"
WILLIAM L!U.TINGT'N.
Ia(c of Whi: il p iu stiid Jistiirt tVr-6J.
reprcsrnicd ir.s-lvri t i.U H i !r. n r i
deir.atidi r.li:Li:cJ in ofn-ut il.fiH.; m i
six niotitla finni thc 2Cilt Jni nf Jiip
184-1 iicirg cllii'.ird l-y aid C'ci'i ii:r '
purposc, e .'o tlien li're aivi- tic-tu tlr.'
wo wili uttend to ihe btikinrss i!. s i?
nppoititmt nt at tbc dwt l.'itig lui3-- Jun.' 1
Iluutiii'lion in Wbitiic o:i ll.tj 4 i, ''r. f
SrpVmber and tbc 20 b oflVriiibcr
finni tiiuu u'clock A. M. Uutil foiir P. M.
on cach of said tlovs.
Bc7ij. Xecdham, )
I.inus Xudhatn, Concmisuot trs
Daled al V.
hitivg, tlas I3(7i day of Jlt.c
12
A.J). I84l.
STATE OF VERMONT, ;
Distrtct of Addisou. fs.
Be it rememicrcJ. lliat at a Probsn? C...,r
held at Aiddlebury in and for thc District of
Addison, cn tne th day of June, A D
1S14.
Royal Gay, admimslrator ef ihe cstate oi
MART1N GAY
late of Bridport in said Disirict dccessc.
prcsents his admiuistration accouut for- st
lowancc. Itis thtrefore urdered, that -?,d
account be oxamincd for allowance, at a tvs
sion of said Court to be held at tlu- ofiice tf
lUe.Rcgifterof saiil Court ir.said .Uiii.Mcburj,
on Thnrstiay the lih day of July A.I). lPi't,
at one o'clnek in tbe aftcincon ; aud tl c . .d
adminislralois jircnijticcl!.errof to all p'rct.tv iy
ell, th.it ir.'.y arrer.r and aakr il.r cl
jeetiom if any i!k-j- nui Kirr.totlie alluuaiKc tftait
accounl.by pi'Llirhii-- a rntiCrd opy of t.'..cri'r
in iho A'orihern Cilajy a ncwpajr i rinted nt
Middlebury in aid I)iirirt, Jihree neck. Lcct.
iitly prcnoin to ilr tio.r cf Jui.I Curt.
j. s. bushni:ll, rut.
A tiue Copy ut llccoul.
Attest J. S. 1U SH.N ELL, Rcg stc, &
Statk of Yt.r.jiosr. 7
Distrrt of AddiMn, ts. j
l'.i; it rrinrniWed ilntit i f nKilr n.ntl hcldrr
at Middi. bury illiin and (,r ll e .lulnct of AddiibD
in llie 2Ut i!ay of Jore A. l. 1844.
tlimm Smiihnacidi-xerurr innn intrurccnt pcr
pnrtic; to he liw lat and iwtament cf
STEPHEN D. .'MITH
l.ilc of Ijjirrstir imni.l Diftn'ci drreaaed. prc;ctT
thc saint for I'rululr: It il lhercipoii crdercd, that
the wine le cs-uuirrd f r l'nin;e, at a rion of
aid Court tj lcMdat ihe oSce of ibe Itegiftcr of
aid Court iu Kiid MiiWWnv. , n 'llunday the lPib
iIjj- of Jidj nt xt al one oMotl. iu llie aftcin.ion. aml
tll.it nnticr ll:t-rccf U- irn l- ..K.-r...... i-. I
tlnl l!y maj apf.r aud rcaj-.p tl.cir ol.j-riii.i:, t
' aiy ihey icay Ime, to the l'n Im e aad U-waife A
! will, liy publwhing n ccrtifieil copv ofthij onVr
I Muhllcbnry tlirrr neekn fKCCi-iiflt i.reriis to tLe
. : 1 r. '
S Bus'tne'l.
heg.
A tniectrpv of Hccor'l.
Ailtst J S Bushntll, iVgiWer. C.
Suspender Rneklesat
BROWN &. SHELDON"?
1844.
rjlHESabpritcrii nre happj to iiif-rri their M
i aail new tm torner. a ne'il ll.e pubJTc ffentrallj
thiil'tEey hae jiwt rcreiteria -xtK irlrrted awcrt
nient of goodj from tho Itoslon and X"v Yoi k r.r
kcn, peculiarly adaptcd to C'i.BntrT tnide. At l!w
uii reie J iUed low priccn ol gnods'ia marttct e aro
wcitasuied thatne flull not bc undcrroM t) aDT
one. We nre dtlrrrniard tu icnder to the rnrmer
and Meruanrcancquiv lcnt for their prodwe r.liich
lia f illcn to thr l.iur.-t point. V canr onceive of
norcaiontBt will jiutil'jr aki.ig otartiHfr.i
cr. for goodj nhcn crrry ihic" itat , rcodcted m
pajmeal il by unaroidahtd nccc.;itv at tlic Icurjt
thb- Our asortraent eomprifcs ;oodi ofthe lateit
f"h ''JfeI'firiV,,c ,,le F"" of rlral,D5
, u,c 'Je and durabd.ty. U c tate of.
1T$T?.'V' Tl!rior5S.
for
' rlnti nri;Ml tC. T .1 rt '
n
,I,!11vns of n suticrior nualitr. Frencb. En.
anA American Pr nts, Bonnets a choice
,, p . ..,..'",'' .'""!
"i lot. Bonnet Ribbons tho greatest variety
a"' "ccctnngiy ncn in h;nre, bimji., Kul
l"n" f'tonaii aml oilk Ulovi
es. Ljicen nnil
Edin?s, Hoserr. Ladies Crnvatf. Silk
I Cravnts. Parasols, &c. &.c.
I Hartl WnrPj PrfrL-rvrv Ttrv
1R0NJ-NA1LS.
Ametiean, EngHsh, O. S. Rus-ia &. Swc!e
Iron, American Ai En?!ish aad Blitr & Czt
Steel. Nails and. Nail Rods t: &r tr v'
ehcapert'nan ever at
in t srr.rc-ims