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tromblers have been nlmost frantic from the 1 thustChandlcr Whig 5,C00, Dilliugham
apprebenMonoflociusMaiDe. Their elTurts Loco G.XJ, Ptuinan AbU. iun l,4D3,uotex
have been uti'Iriu". But after all, Maine actly as suine towns are to be heard from
would have triuuipbcd over the enemies of whicli aw howwernoiespecteJ toinaterially
.1 -,i i,t l.een fnr the intervcn- vary the result.
11JU l-UUIHIJ
tion of Third-Partyism. How olmd and pre
posterous must a parry he who professcs to
nacrifice cverythiug to ihe abolitioii of Sl-i-rerv,
and then voto in a mnnncr uhich niusl
serure the tiitimph of n raan and a pay
whoso great and onlv principlc nfanncxatiuii
thevnbso.i.tclvkunw will be aecomplished,
nnd'sbvery fiscd forevcr upon the country in
tbe event of their Miccess. J
Anderou, Loco-Foco caudidato for Gov..
bas been electedby about two thouaud
jotitv- Thcreisalsoamajorityof Locos in
,he Senate. Vcry fc meinbers of the
Uouse bave been clecfd atid piobabiy not a
quoruro, but f tho.o clectcd, it is be
licved a majoriiy arc Whigs. The chances
are tbat but two members of Congrjs have
been electcd, Sercracce Whig, aod Duulap
Loco.
Tho count stands from 293 town. j
Robinson. :
Anderson.
Scattering, 5-J15
In thc Gerrjnnnder district Jobn D. .Vc'
Crate. the Loco. hasbeen dDfcatcd. GOOD
Glorious old Addison County has increased
ber Whig vole from last year 471 atid tbe
Lacns have lost 123 ai.d the Abolitiouist gain
cd ooly C3 inaking a Whig gain in ibeCuun
ty of63j, bciug ihe Inrgestgaiu inany Conn
ty, cxcept Windsor, which is 10U. This ex
traordinary triiimpb iu Wiudsor Coucly is
prob.ibly otting to Easlman's Co'on Hunter
of Woodstock. We believe that paper has
dooe the Whig cause vcry cssential sertice
by its coniinued vcnom and slander, aud nn-ti-tarilT
articles, uhich have apcued tlie eyes
ofinany oftlie Locos to the ttue interest off
thecountry.
ADDISON COHNTY SENATORIAL
VOTE, Official.
DE1TH OF LOCO POLK ANNEXA
ATIOXIS.M IN VERMONT.
The Whics of Vermont have achicved a
niost decisive victory over their adversaries of
every denominalion. Boih Locofocoism and
3dDartim stand rcbukcd beforc ihetribuua
of tbc enlishiened nnd pairiotic frcemen of
the Green Menntaiu State. By adopung Polk
a souihern candidate wiih southpru principles
an nvowed foe to proteciicn. aud an open
r,rvpm and nnnexation, tho Loco-
Focos havelost the vantago ground which a
northern mau falsly pretcndiug to noriliern
principles hnd heretofore c'lvcn tbeni. A
populsrinn'ority of abovc 12 tbiuand. liap
sunk Loco PolUism belovf the rearti of fu
tnre reMirrcction. -Many of the party clii
daiuiugtheyoke of tbe domineering south
nbo thrc "E Tunti ciiilr.Md Bt Bal
timore, have joiucd the Wbigs hile n great
cr number have hclterd thi-n-.selves iu hs
31 pnrty rarks. But tt is believed that mul
titudesof ibesc fleventh hour prosolytes to
the rnonomaniac pany. vil! vcntually idcn
lify tbcmselree wilh ihe U higs, whose poli
cy tfcey canaot but ajiprove. raiher than to
remain with the inipractii abUs of lid party
I;m, orreturn ta the meshes of locoloco au
nexstion Polkiam.which by nature thcy must
abhor.
Thchoaitof ibe Liberiy party is ncarly
brokcn. They have spcnt themselvcs in the
most gigantick FlforM, and falleu sliort by
thotisandsof votes from their sanguine ex
pcctations. Having fceeonirf.isortofiityofref
oge for disairecled auddisappnintcd aspiranls
of ail othsr pirtics, aud all the ultrarNma of
tbe couatry. thc lihcity party nill hereafter
be rapidly siuking from its own wea1tiess,and
tbe fnlly and mndneas of 'iiose who have be
trode it. Wr can hardly comprcbeiid how
uy sane rr.au on rnn-'ent to go with
a party who crai dircctly or indirectly aid to
bring Texas into tho union. To voto for
forBirney isiu eficct to vote for Polk.whosc
rleclion vi!l rtudtr the acnexntionof Texas
len timci inorc prohable thnu tbc election
ofMr. Ciy.
Bul, irVgscf Vernon .you must not slecp
recVmiac upon thc laure's you h ive achicTcil
In the i'tatcd-'ctiou. The cncrgy of dispair
is soaie'iincs irrf s'-table. The cnctny is as
boastfiil as etcr aud again comDiningatid fct
tinj upnn us -.;t!i al! thcirpowcr. Lrt lh?
dajs !nrb intcrver.c hetweea this am! No
vember he days of laor aud unreniitting
wrestlingni:h-n tnemy ho fcel tliat one
ehance iu teu U worth iheir unrcmiircil ef
forts. A senie of cxtieme pcril urgcs them
forwardto acis of dpcratc valor ubiclimust
be met with an iudomitnble and pcrevcring
resolutinn. Vc must givc thcm a pcrpetual
battle to thc day of cleciion. Afier a short
rcpi e upon the bard fought ficld of hi 3J
(lo ahcad again ! Whirs, gochiadl! l'er
fect nrianizations in evcry ton and school
district in the State. Lct your cflbrts tell in
spre:-d"ng the documen's and enlightcningt! o
ralnds of your fellow titizers ni:d brinjing
thnn to the polls in Novcmbcr. Lct this last
etfort be uo holiday husintss. Let it be so
tborough rs to prove a death struggleforLo-co-Focoism
in Vermont.
E. D. Woodbridge, Whig, had 25S0
Davis Rirh, " " 2558
aud arc choscu.
H, Keedhaiu, Loco and Abo. " 1329
J. Fletcher, Loco, " "70
B. F. Haskcll, Abolition, " 577
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
ller. Mr. Daly willcelebratc Mass in Mid
dlebury uo Suutlay thc 15ib aud on Sunday
the 22ud iust. Ca:bulics are rcapectlullyia
tited to atteud.
Middlebury, Scpt. 10, 1844.
5jiIks & liibbons.
DHESS and Bannet Silks and P.ilibons, in er
ery rariety of style and patiero, winter aru'fl
cial d-c. at BiEOE'i.
StpL 18, 1811.
party, by sacrificing the prosperity ofhisj
Country.
We arcproud onbeingable to present to
this Congri-ssional Districu the uame of
EJivin Lanreuce of Ann Arbor, as ouruom
iuee for Congrcss. The Convention that
nisembled at Ubnton ou the 23th ult., dc
inonstrated their sagacity in pluciug the oatnc
f -Mr. Lawreice bcfore the Whig lotcri of
this Ditrict for their sulfnigcs. A more sat
isfactory noniiuation could not have been
ma-le. Ile is a fiuishcd scbolar, a Laivyer
of hijh orderof taleut. aud a man, hispcditi
ral opponeuts heiug judpc3 of the uublem
UhcA mtecrity. Old ivasbieuaw, tbe coutity
iil Ius rcsideuce, wdl tell au impressivc story
in his favor at the polls iu Novciiibcr. She
has tieen houored uith the uoinination of
one of her ablest and ptrest citizens. a unn
who is u-armly belovetl aud higbly estcemcd
bv all with wlioin he is acncMinled, a man '
,,r.nl,n..;... ..r.,.. ... i.i 1
i ( " , T i- . . j ,u"",r!' vcry ronveaient and c -mmodiousroom haslicea
and of commaudnig talen s; and we cantiut ! prered fjr lfcc nccymmojation oi the scb-ol, in
iu rtjui iij ui juur nunurcu v e questiou
MIDDLEBURY
ACADEIT.
iThepablicareinfjrmcdthttheT'i2 Ttrm. of
tbi instituiion-17'11 ccmnience on Widr.ad&y tbc
Mth inL, uader insiruction of Mr. Jclics F.
BiNcntu, and willcominneelevenweeki. Terms
of luiu'on as mual threedolbrs for the conunan
branches f Engii.-h studie., and four dollars for
me niner oranches ana ior tne iangnages. A
Mr. Bi.vgiiim is a yonng gcnticmin of good
whether the poisou?d shafis of p.irty inalig- scholarhin, ofamiadle dNpbsido:), and of eicel
nitv nillhe uveroinciat him as an apnro- ' lentmoralchsracter.anditisbelievedthathewil
T hi old sland, is nmv receiving
additinns !o Iih sturk of
FAMILY GUOCERIES.
cmbrncing overy nrticle of
Teu, Sujiur, Spicei
CofR'o, Miilasscs, &c. &c.
That can ho fnund in this market. AI.
so a larger Viirijty of
NUT3 AND FRUIT
than can' bo foitnn ntivwlierc pUo in this ,
viuinitv, consistin; in part of
l'inc Apnlcs
Oratiges
Leinonj
Olivea
Ltmes
l!js laiz'ni
Ke2 dra
Suliana do
Currants
Mnco
CEIARLES G. EAST.MAN ESQ.,
Sik.
had grcat
on, and that yourstotkis on the increase.
p.ii-te viciiin
Dorei ites in Rno-)E Island. The
Suprcme Court mct at Newport last Tues
day, and adjnurned on Thursday. But
little busiuess was transacted, nnd no jury
cases wcrc tried. Dutee J. Pcarcc and
! Daniel Brown, who were undcr indict
I mpiit for violation of the act in rclationto
j oficnccs against the rercign powcr of
sparo no pains to givc salfcfectioa to thc patrons
oi tne scncoi.
P. STARR, in bchnlf of the Com.
Middle'tnrv, SepL 9ih, I&O 19
vill j Datea
CocnanuU
J Alinond-
S. S. du.
U.S. do
Cicily do
Sholled do
1'm'zil nuts
FilborU
Pcamila
Wnlniita
Enghsb do
Peccaiiuts.
I Icarn that your Coon Hunter has i the State, took thc oath of alleiince in Ywk (")tTn.) wblrli l,e uili fCll I.OWT.R tliun ! -.
. success in huu.iug Cons this seas- in open court as prescribcd in the act of j SSntS ! '
Citin.
Gingtr prr, Prach do. Orangt do.
Calsnp iyc. yc.,
And aUo a choicc ?clectii.n of Clieiviag asd Smo-,
kiiisTOB.V.'CO.
fJ- (J. IltiSriEf. wntiM al i give imlire to ihe
iuli.itiiunliuf Ml dlcLury tiiat I13 uill fun.i.u tlicm ,
Mlir...l I
AjD ALL Kli'' UvJUDS. rAMILYDREAD
TIlEfuUrriWrli talen llic m.re f.imrrU oc- ' "?.' ."mF. TH". ?:'!!C.c.?n. "btninrtl b) tbe 0fl-e"rf. a,
i cnpied I.y P.iIm . trnutl. in M-iltui, Il..rw!i .i?!,! , 1 1 " auU MKt! n Le UaU at au g j3;I
iV. 11 Innkcpers and Ororerd cnn tc 5uppled 1
u KiiKiini uruceriedtlMtCJii le liatl aiiultcrc.
mw STOEE,
nmv leccivinjan e liie new rUxk ilirrrl fii.ui JScw
IT ISAMCT!!
C. Birgej is naw rccciving thc
richest, best, and cheapast
stock of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOUDS, ho lias evcr
oirerod in thi3 markct---flr Ctlsh
OHly. S.2pt. 18, KS41.
For Saic.
A vslaahlehouse aui lot in East Middleluiy.
fartnsr!ruri!'d and occunied bv Leri Sm'th dc-
ceascd. Thebou.sc is newly fcuilt, ind the lui i r-ouiningpwi i1 aij!aria,anl uulc if.cir af.ltca
containsone balt acre, and is aboct m tto ccntrj l!on tosaia imi ior ircr to m y ;i - r.a.nii-r.
of the villcse. ! I"rt " f-l'n' au''i5. u .n . n:irri.: ; Ii i
Part of the price nrnst bc rid doMm, sad UKt , l'rfe wderr !, thut apptu .t nconikfr
givea furthe balancc. i " .'.i'Tr p i'L't"" ?' ,r"c5
Atiaule-nry.&.pt.ll.ti, f j oneoVlock inths aficmron. ai tll miJ ex:0!
. . camenotice tbcreof tnle'iien to ..II pfrjosn icti-te-
i u u 1 c b u r v i 5 a i : u 1 ac- i ?- ibii ibcy pi ucc.
.ilanyllirj niay aave, lo ai(I liiT.ite btirg mnte ,
lUI Ult VUIi!jJll" ) . (Aonhtrn Gahxy, a new.paper ptiiapd at taidMM-
TheAnnualmeetiuiofthestockbolders cf thc . dfcburj. iliree netks :accrisinly prttitcj u uV
MannfactiHinp Co. wil! be heW at the VcrmcEt I l,a" "'d t-t.
Hotclnn Wednetdayt lct. 2J, 1311 at 1 o'c!ocki J S Basimtll,
P. AI. forthc choice ol Direciors. i A Inte eopi of Kecord.
P.USSEL VALLET.Cl'k. Att'cst J S fiushndl. K:zUter. 19.
.MiaoieDnry, ocpi. ioin, ibw.
PROCATE NOTICKS.
Statb or Vcr.HosT, t
District of'Additon. ss. J
11C it reitifobercd thatat a .rbIntectf:Tt IxIJru
at MM (ileburj in and tor tlic d.aliict cf AdJrtcn
on tlis CUl lUy of Scplrnilr A. D. IS1 1-
Ilann ih Tiurcc aud S. ViI!'iant'.erccex:cillorU
die last uill and let.iment f
SAMUEL I'lEHCn,
It cf Snlijlnirv iu sai.l Oitiict Iwtt!, rrfro
sent ti this Cirur; ih.il,' tl.e faid dirf a."f J diit m kn
lifs lims cunTcy ti the r jiJ S. Witlism Ticrcr, m
,rtofhis lantr frm sueallsd, somctimci called
ihe Alexamkr tirrn, nji dcscrihAt in ll edccd fium
ihe drcearrd lo ihs said S. V, illuci, and thsitln
dKcaMd was in r-.i life tini?, nt'cr contrart
btnHip' in Ua.fo co:..-, .u Ue m 3. Wi!: -in lfc
Sc-iteof Vcrnwnt,
I DHirict cf Adui'tn. ( 53
Ue it remcmhered, tbat st i P:
m'ni's m evc
.j. m. ... tJ,v. ij iiiuiv.1- p.iuein in .ii.PAcrAS, prirfs liom 42 t7S cei tt
I hato hnd manv a battle wilh lliein varinmts .' . . . ' ' !.!...., ..n i, :.. i.i t ....
. i yr ii sunic tnat tlie persons under ndictmcnt r,si
ainong the ISuckeycs and Hoosicrs, aml I . . . -u i ..i .i .u t.t . .
. ,. . 3 . . . m tlns cotintv will alsotake the oath. No ilwp
iinuitveryimpomnt to uavc tuem all kiiied one but Dnrr h,3 ever 0bjectetl to so
olT by Novembcr or they uill givc grcat reasonahle a requisition. Pr or. Jmir.,
trouble to ihe peoplc. I find you lnve a Sq)t. 2.
very large number ofthem iu Windsor.aud
Cieiternnd nlong betueen, and if you uish j
to hirc agood haud at skiuninsa few thous-j
andjut saysoinyournext Coon Hunter and
I'li be on hand, sud will do thc itork tu Miur
EMIS HEI&HTS.
This meeting isto hfbeldoti Thursday thn
ntlendrd tn.
rz i ii i t i r
Aml in I """'""ry.-'uiy.
lmrt, itH Klhrr gHNli in likc :ruKiiliin, rhpnp fnr j
wr imi Mniii in rriHitire All l iik, ic, Ili.tt ,
anllii" lo Imv s oil at .1 srral lciiiriiii. uill
call uml fpp frllieiil"e!ipi. and I aiurc ll.pm lliat !
tlut tliey hall not go uivay cmpiv
CI'IARLES E. CftAJiE.
Monkton, Sept. 5, 1344. 19;3
llcrauill Lallunirullir n-rpipl aml ru. rlu.llv 41000 FlCCCS ItOCUl i'arcrM ltll KurU'CrS tO malCil
at litit
C'olhs. Cisimnrs:, cc.
Eroad Cloth, C :JinerJ, Veitirgs and Triis- I "e remcmhered, tbat st c Pr. bsie Co.-t heJd
ciy rariety, caesrcr thin cver Dclore ' - miBiniy, m auu lorine i.-i-inct ct sticixs,
i oaihiOihdayofSeptemterA. D. 1814.
13-M. MHGirS. I uorace jamjs iiid urnn 1 :M suardiscs cf
,-t r, ALAXSOy-PECK.
KOOIII 1 apcr. OfComwlliu siid District, n. iiisibc pcrsoD,
lepretcBt inrt itic fcrsonf.1 e"Hc of tteir said
10.
ew
of JJooks and Pamp hlols
SOMETHTKCtIW!!
1 i A STEsVART
itt now rccciinj a rj.o'ceasji'trlincntcf
FAXCY &.STAlMLK DUY GOODS
!
I
Gimps &, Fringos.
Jlack and colorcd Gimps and Fricges, Paris
and Ivy ilk C.irds in cvery vaiietv, at
Scpi.iath, ISM. J3UICKS.
I
Cahmcrcs, &c
Consiitingcmccga great
of Leitcrs ftom. Itclaul! Crafc Mu- D. Lsin, Cishmers, PariMeces,
Voiceor Ani!a.ifliy, Ge- Ujmteiu , Alpir.este.,t rDr,c.
nevaand Rome, GausMin l Sept. 18th, lSl l. JilhOh i
Jn-ciration of Eible, "S'ew " r TZZ 77T. ;
TribiitetoJ. B.Tayl.ir. "VVorld's Rcligion, ruiis- "3!lk CC WOOl OilSIWis.
i
satisfactionor PHask no pay; is notth.ita luu lnst- tinSu.,Ucd " "
fair offer? I saw a picture ofa human face fro1" lI,e v,c,n"'- ""'I neishboriug States are , r'v I)t. L.lln , ((,fa ew ;',, ,,iif,.l' Ako c I "' Dl's Alwbra, Pl yfcir's Euclid.ncrschel's , o ,aiI Ig41- BIRGE'S.
f ii ... . . . exMppli.i! lnni!ilr.a llio In!.. WW.e f , nnj (n.h.neip I).- (jiinr AIT.I..... t:...l M I r "ronomj-, Loui-;ccK i-lllk-SO- Ly, Ilalely , .
vou uumura leu uecKs siuce, uut ' - ; 'drl v,-mt. &r &c r- i WTi' i
I could not guess u-hat it was for. until clen-
Vermont and otbcr btalcs are innted to at- ( Ciiiimc p.Silh.'sa.in aid I Vp,iii,w. (s.,n.i Blieioric.Paler's Tbeol.gy,Hitchcock's Geol.-py, I P irel i1 U'ii'.
iionaay.iutliealternoon.altprtlievotesuerei lT?-fTfl-; V A,V Frotli,s;, .-haulr'uc,' r.'..mwt V.I,?t'nd Kil I Gray's UounicU 'lext Book, Al'rcnimbicV T"C mcc.Wr.of Vermoei Mu.ual I
1 kWUf.Ukl SJi avt ,n. Sir. .' . .r.l.,t,...l. .. i .. r I'hi fisiir ir IV An icnpV. Hisslorv. Far ornr.u:.!. " uoiiiruiiui tue iuiwuibj
L'lC V 1
Lokips race wasin theshape of that picture.
tne nexta.iyj saw some ol tiu
arly
lat pi
em from o'bcr 1
RAL L-T
IntviK ni rl ll.oir f-...a .. . : .1 i . J .
....... .-- i.vic iu nicsdiiiuftlliipp,
ine Jianie uronnii uuere so manv
(inliant Vhir lf Olri 76 fvlfirtj.ii.iltr foll ;..
so I came to the courlusion tbat your picture defttite oflhe noble principles of Frccdum
was placcd there jut as our Captain used to hu-h you possess.
placo one ofhisbest men at cjcercisiug in I
(V. .. . . r . i, .. .. .. i . i. . . ... t . '
"ut"" tuuip.iuy auu iiii; rtsi oi iis nnd
to do just as he did or have tho Captaiua dis-
pleasure.
Eves Riout.
FllllFrl'f i-lllf 3
WHIG GAIN IN VERMONT.
Atthc Septcmber eleciicn in lcMO, Mr.
Dilliugham, the Loco candidate for Gnvern
or lacked 10,654 votes of being clccted. In
Seplember 1844 Kellogg lacks 12,770 of au
election. This shous a loss of 2.1 lC in four'
years. By this mode ofgain how long will
GARBL1NG.
"Agriculturc aecds no prolcclion."
Ourrcaders hare doubtless noticed the in-
Dumerablogarblod extracts ith tvhith tho!
Loco-Foco papers abnuud from Mr. Clay's '
spccthes upon tho subject of proieciinn. The '
fnlloiiiiig is kept ioserlcd in cvcry Loco-Foco
paper in Vermont wbich has met our eye as
indicaling Mr. Clay'sinditTercurc to ihefarm- 1
ing interest. "giicullurc tiecds no protec i
t'mu.,-ar.d yct the vcry specch from uhich
thi3 seatcuce is clipppd as well as cvery '
spccch upon ihjs suhject delivcrcd by Mr.
Clay from his first cnirance into pubhc life j
shoivshim an cmt and oul jirolcclinn man. If
the scoundrels nho do ihis were guilty offor- j
Kcry tomisreptescni Mr. Clay ihey wonldnnt
be more criminal. The follovung lctterfroiu !
Mr. Clay furnisbes add.tiounl evidunce of
the villany of this trick ofdeccplion.
LETTER FROM MR. CLAY. j
O.V ACRICCLTVRC AN1) TIIK lUrJEr.LTT I.AT!-. '
Asl.lmd, Aug S0, 1S4-3. j
MrDcAItSlK: I leccired vour lelipr of
1UU llll 1DSI. X IIU SU
statctiieiit oi sonieopiuio
utcd to mc. Nolhiiig caii be more iinfcnind
cd lliau ihe nsscriiou that 1 am unfriendly to
the protcrtiou ofagtu-ulture. I coi:ider"that
intcn st in all its dcpartments as ihe jircdom
inant iuiercst in the United Stiics. Cotton,
IJciii). Wool, inaiiufactiurs of Tobr.cco, and
other anit lfs nf asricultunil product arr now
protccted, aud of thc ineasiirc ofprotcctinnbe
iiiadequalcno nii.n intheUnitctlStaicsuould
be willntg lugo farther than I nnulil m ex
tending sufficient pintcrtion. I have never
bcld or e.xprpsied auy other scntinu'iits. Thc
S'lbsl n c ofwhat I hnve said. and uhich is
io bc tnund iu my public specches is. that ag
rieulture in ihe United Statcs oiug to our
uii.iucc irom iurnpcau rnuulnrs.
Ca c is ts t- -1 (; -kj is t1
O
3
10 15 . , fi IS " C5 13 t-t
tl i.1 a. f- -p - C2 3 CT to 13 C3 S- S
W . . ' n
' 15 10 -t 13 J.'
O ISNtSp-" "00?; "ti CiU H
ii. i. ii j is ( o ou ci fi j
Jl ' f o
.... a
I ..
II ardwnrc, Grocent'S, Ircn,
N;iU nnd Snlt,
Whieli were buutit h and ullbe&ulJ ntpriccsto
sult (rtirchafpr?.
Call anJ x-tnnnn Iiefure purcljislnj clsclicre.
Sept. 13ili( 1S44.
C j - M fi CC
:
I CO c. Oi "J O w C5Ci Ct
;t .WCTCi l M H M O t
P to
O 0 H M tl o
Ci w f
CMvIP-l7lEETIN&.
A. Caaip-mceiin fnr Poultney dKlrict will
Vnu suriirised me bv thc ',c li el ci by Ii-.-tve of Diviue Providrnce, in
eopiuions uhich arc aiirih- West Salisbury, nbout 1-2 a niile souih east
ol thc r.l. t. Ulitircb, ou thr I: nd r Dr.Mil
ler. to commcncc on Wcdncday, ihe 18lh
Septembcr. to rnmiuue over the Sabbath fol
louing. A gcnera! altendance is f.iectcd ol
all our fricnds in tho miuUtry aud mcnibcr
ship p.irttcularly on the uorlhciii part of thr
Distnet. A spccial iuiilntatiou is givcn Iu
ibe brcthrcn on Burlington Dittrict to unite
with ns on thc occasion. Come preparcd to
enjoy if at all practi.nble thc cmire scrviccs
of ihemeeiiug. JOILV CLARK, P. E.
Iiltle
BRIGHTON MARKET. Mosdat. Au
0. 16-14. 7.Vy-ortf for the X. E. Parker. '
At market 1000 Beef Cattle, 75 Stores,
needs but 2S1.J Shcep nnd 1200 Swine.
v 'i.i.ijuii. uilt llie Driticinai ::mi it, Tt . Ipf,...i r, . ,
i..troducinC and prolecti.m manul. cture is o . - 7 , , Tf " n F
bcncnt agricnburc by opciu- a new and ,al"Jed 1St "k ft'r 3 1,ke qUnl"-V' WCre
home market for its surplns pmdiiuuins'. h"lrdb' sustained. A yokc or two vcry
Expressions disparagins to acrit-iiliure or wcre P"lably sold for somcthitig
rather tu tbe bahii.i of thosc ho pursue ii more than our hiuhcst quotatiotis. Ve
have bepu putinio my uiouih, aud paradcd quote fir.-t quality, "84,0.5 a .59. .-"ccotid
c.cu ,il mc uc.iu oi ucuspapers. J never used quality, i;;5,75 a 4,00.
Old
Third. 3
, . - j
a.fvii cAiigiii9. i ney uave uecniorgpti or y 5Q
fabricated by political ciiemicN. Of nll lbp . ' cr. -v- i .i
.ursui.s nfm: n. I , X..lY. ... " . '. ."'p ! S'rCS S!lIc3 'VO1' reportlllg
Ine eanh as the mosi f LonoraWe It U Z . SAce1- ,m'ro1? loS.
ouu nursuit. nnd nnv rr.nf.i;nt, t, fSHC p Irom CI,'- to o'J.
ouce perccive tbat l could sav cothin" de-
rogatory ol it.
J W OOL. In donicstic Wool the sales
Iiavc heeu moderale. Cousidcrahle has
mw GOODS.
The subcribcrs aro now recciving from
Boston a I.irge nssortmtnt of dry goods cot.
siiting in part oflhe following articles :
Prints, a great variety,
Crape de Laines, earhmcre de Ecosst, M.
le Laines, Parisiennes, aljwras. Mezorcans,
Carctinc plaid, rick Gula do., Scolch ging
havis, sill::, cap and lonml ribhnns tich
styles, damasL-figundshaids, stnp'd taplione
du., Edinhorj do., Chtne tcool do., Ome do.,
Caspea do., satin, plain and fringcd ttlccls,
pnnleJ aml coIorcJ Jlanntls, llacJ; and f-inci
pimps and fringts. Uack silkfrinae, curtain,
do., mills, gloies and hnsienj, edging, fuot-
U,f. A large lot 01 lalile Lovcrs.
L?C. 7ianal.rc!iiefs,linen Intcn.ladies cravats.
andhdkft. iabbbm'ovadation, pins and
needles, clpacca apron ar.a :racals, moreen,
burlaps, brtten nnd llearhed zhcCtii'gC ctll
shirlings, UmbreUas, ticking,cwsh, dnll.lnic
abnc totceh, trarcling lasl.cts, tcorsled, girdlcs
Caledonia icc. j, Ar. A;
Groccrirs, ( "rcckcry and
Ilardwarc.
05 Call and eraminc.
11 PW'K & FLOWER.
Midiildiurv, Sept. 2. lt44.
J1KS C. P. CLARKE,
Woiild rcspcrtfuily inform ihe ciiizcns o(
Middlei my ibt't hrvir? had s.evcr:l rr.nl ications
:o give Itssns in Khftccn, be bas consentcd to '
iloso, pMVic.erta sunicicnt num''er sbould tcpro
cnred lo foim s cfcss. Tbe meibod oftcaching
tbc rnuN'iNciiTinx of.'batpoliie lonsKe ro dilTi
cuh lo loreigncrs, is ont. and will enal le tlie
pupils lo frrju: ;s v.ell is kii rrcnrh
Her tcrms will depcnd some wbat on ihe r.uml cr
ut ine eiass, i ut in all caes wjll lc rcakcnatle.
i-orluiiherinformaiion imjuire.Et tke Mcihodijt
Parsonage.Srst doomorih f ibe iail.
Midi'leluiy, Aug.fiih 1S11.
P. S. Mrs. C. cnald givc lessons to a iuvinile
cla.-s on rci'wnn! le tcims ashcr own children are
nnvr leamin: Frcnch.
Wal nrl .-Vlof Ilrmn rlhrvli-t Krir.r.f: "Pn m
Young Chiir, Tem; ei n e I yre, t-cWl Sinper, "rrc onmc loiiuumg .layt.io xut :
S-iilhcrn barp, Kitchea Dircf.iirv, CluiK'h wub-' Apgnt II, 1S43, 1-2 cf i.np ptr ccnt
outa Bi.-hop, Pravcr Boot, P'incipalitics r.nd SrptemUr II, 1S43, Muf one" -Powers,Josrphus"J-cob
?nd Solomon, Barnes Oi.ii.Ur 7. 1S43. 3-t of onc "
on Keviva s. CIii d'stookif Usvouon. ;hriflian r,,' '
Citizcn.Eniir.cnt Clnislian Fcmilcs.HowloLive,
Pic Nic Ta'c:, Hierarcbical Det j otiMn, Patlor I
Companiou, rtomi.sh Rclic-, Teias, Highlandscf
Elhiopia.JiiniusTracls.O'Ccr.iell'a Tii.-.l, Clu'-I
nesc aslheyare, UKtorr of lncient ChiiMirn.s
univerau.m as it i, .i'icaciiii.5 acu rjPunnt,
BIRGEV?. 'K'a' inMiiricicnt to ray his ;-J:ictts,acdmke
iSent. lPtli.1844. apMicaL'on U said Co-jrt for licpr.ee to si I tho
' ' I filUftTT.tn.nrVA.t I..J r.l i t .
."-....ujuuity loiiu u i.:.r tiu wiru lurice
purposcofpayingbisdebis. viz ilcfamo: r.eice.
o! lind lying m Said Cornwall, c .ntnocly alled
ibe Sampsonlot.boanded cor.h I v 'VVilliam Peck's
land. east by L'-e highway -le.' 'irs joo.h frcm
thc I!apti5 tnceiinghouse. sen;li I v Uorace Jann
vis' land and wejt bv Abel J. Woosler's Isnd.
coniainit!? sboat 75 acres ol i.nd, tr.d beiag
lam! which saidAlar.sonPe:k !::cii2rdo!jna
Ihan Sfmpsr.n. It is ihcr;u n ctf'crc-, tfcst
said apr licsiicn le crnsidcicd i'r :hi. Co :', tl n
C5ion iberetifiol-elicld at tl.e tffice ti U. If.
f-verest, ICsq.ia Sbciebaiu iii i;.ij I'i-,t- a, cu
fltOiNdiiy ;he3dday cf Octo'.ert.iri.tt oic o'
clock in ihest'eraotjn; cndlhrt sfM gTicrdiars
cacse aoticc iherewfio be givcn lo ill rcfti.3 in
tcresied, tbat they racy iffCErsEi.n'ikt-' ilrircb
jfjciiut.s, if tcy ibcv muy iuvc, lo "aiu ii -u se 1 c
u.KjrnEied, i y t,ul)lhuK a certifcd cctr cf tti?
j t-ricrin the N'onhem &Elixy atev;sp.er pr.'ri-
iic Comp.av i ea '.- !i'ou ?LUI-V, tBT w succiiiv.l?
Lvlhe diirriur. in wll uiu m i J-5' 1'titsSiAfc.l.L, lieghtrr.
A true copy aruecoid,
Attest J. 8. nuii.vEM. Rcs'tftrr. JO
Decciitber
IVhruary
IVhiOJiy
April
SI y
Jnne
July
9. 143, l-4ofopp
12, 1-M4, 1-4 ofor.c
16. 1811. I-Ufono"
C, 1S44
29. lS44,l-lofor.c"
14. II. l-4i.forp''
2, 1S41. 1 4.f.lnc,,
i STATK OF VlIl'MCKT,
i Dittncl (ifNf llsivcn.
i Ite it retaemLored ibtat a probste C i rt ! ilJ
j cn aiUtu-'.ol inssii! tii.-uict on tbe Sihd.-y t.f hcf
i temLer l&H. ih-iltirainisiratT on tbe caiue of
CALEB LAXDERS.
late cf Kew Hvtn io siiddstrie,,decta'cc:ate
jpplication to said tiiurt in -xriiiEg, for liccnse
Dr. SpiinOl ligaiionsofilieWoild to tl.e Bi- Jling 3 1-2 .. r ccnt. f.r lU yrar. Snid per 1 10 sc!U!1 dK cst41e of '!e s.'id dece--vt', to
I.Ip, Briiisli Pocis, Life r.nd Specches of Hcnry !.,,. Iu U- cai m ibe t.ngiiM. of prc-l pavtbedetts aad eipcu;cs ul setding sa;d trt i-
t.'lay, Mibop.ChrMian .inliqtn ier.Pcars' Hilory i,iium m.ip, nidioot nny frpnm-c lo an cndo'rp- hcreuTOU. said Couit ordcred Ibe Adtr. riin.-
itiriogivenoucetoaii persons iricrcsieii to f
crat a proliaic Couil in liiiblol iu s?M listnct
lr.n in- on ine nrsi .viocaay is ucioLcr im l &t iu u'cloclc
'-w)) itttutjc.tjuii-iiuii .-liitittit it,. u-ia ti''iij iiiiuio noip, uiiuooi :iny rdpit-:irc lo an cndo'rr-
ofihe Bi. le, Wonders ofihe Woild, liiLIe Bing- mcnt, anJ lo bep.tiIto ilip Trpimorcr, ai M .nVp
raphy and Giiidc to Knuwledge, 'rongs of AVo- in 2Uu.iipelirr,ii or Ufure llie lGdi ifc.y f mo ann- !
mcn, Poems Solilude Swccteneil, Zun- tul inrrting nf n.iiil Cfuiny. A li.t of r.n in-
mcimanon Boiumie. Jiai'n i-nvBm, -iianneis ?iuni m nis uu, wnu ine aioount ci uspitifnrnt A. dti., ilicn and meie lo maKe ol jeciiccs lo luc
Works, Univeisal Gezettccr, Ivew York Grzct- fnmiearli. nillUir.miiniiueil p ihi R;prrt eni..tu c grjmiu? of sjia license.if ihey ce cau e.tvruL-
tccr, Stdcned Tracti in prcktKes 2jcti. Jlaore's clcn lo ilie Lpgylaturp. nho ii iibopcil nill fecl dn lishing aceiliSed copy cf tbisoit'cr in the iNulh-
Private Dcvolion, .ljmmon bv llar.is Danser iniertft in l,.mg:.l fmin ulwni a pMmam nre ernGalazva rewsparcr P'iate-! at Jlid lcbn,7
and Duty, Adolp'n'is and Jai'nes. Cornelius " ;"' ,n,,y lu Pa "" :"1 ' wdp.iicd in :bc Couiity of Addison thrce vreeks succcsslrs-
llie ceniurian, Church in li.c "Vildcrnes, an.l cxriyil ilut ciriy mpudjrr of tlc C.,n,, an; will lypriorta the sesion of said Couit.
nufiiol 1 on KdUcopr.cv, Floral i;o5rarby,F.nian- f"e (wrmaity lo -il. a. ,t aff.ro, a i i.ip jr Munsill. Jtdrc.
nal...hccro,sJ,,din-;heGarden,l-n;lLh.Vlar: .":UtS""i l.??: A true conv of recorJ.
A IT If Ii T..l .
ivn?, inter cvcnioc iaits. aiw u truu ., , . f . '. j:
inplv ofcommon .School Bookr, Psrr.Q-ilK TZ "V" , ,''' roiy '
T tVu!' t f 5 , jT' h,"e.?, , "nk'' tl.P.ra-nnl,l.-..ll.er mean. U,a ,!,. ntrn. &'PA " K OI VERMOX T f
dellinelntlJrushond.SrongcBlacking; Bru-b- , t. Lm no mrniberof ihc Coraiwnv Dit-trict of Addison. .s.
...... u..t.wv. , .j..- ...(.rr. nrf.iw'i io lurwarti inn .imi.ini .;.r.. ii
I verPcncil Cases, Hrislol Boara, Prel'oralcd do., ;..ur.ini-e by ilipltepiesenta
i Drawingand Lincn Tarcr, Fancv Uoxc. Visir- Cfinnianv iniwt lw fotai.i il
I - t ti.:. . - I 11. r. " . :.i K ... ! . - r ,,
Be it remimicrej. ibat ct a Frol.itc Ci.uit
escntalivp. Tlic cipdii nf ihs bpld at "ridJlplinrv in cnrl ffirlhrt Ttjtrifl ttf
ii ; nnfi me onlv t,av Huit
, .t.r:.... .t. j. . r- t
- . . t.ui.t.w.., V t. ,.v f 1.4 Uif, UI CVUICillUL.
Hlg ill.'ll l luilili oarti-t, i. tiiuiiii-i.t , ot-iuitiA .iiiu iiiifican ie oonr rati ui.iity, u ny Iiaui cath nif?in- "n 1CIJ
ij'i powdcis, C.mrhor, Or.ium Q'jiainc, Slor- bcrpay hwaswMmmi prJuptlv. " :ut,w;.. . , , .
rbipc"Sha.-b'asi;iean.Icom.lar .coap. Tlre rr..!uli...i tfilte lliieciiri.. pa-d in ronfi.r-', ,'e,''"-"'-llian.I tphraim lia!t aaaiaiibv-
Arr.iii"enii-nt3 iiavebecn madc for orJer'mg ' miiy wiih utf c-b ecvti-n Biiteait oriCorrniii,M, ""'"' J-f
..... P..,.c! tlni ti, jc b waii'ti' i!iipu- onpn ' " rclilioi Ihe col.'tttiod ol nf csjiucnK, VjpU be ,. ' ,
auy lxiOnS tmt fliji o- fi i'0 open ' . l.ils ci Vit-.biiJTc ia ii.1D irict itcca.'id,r.rivt-it
i lcmrn'liTrd .i. n4.M;n .t.:n.. .... . r o ' ,. .
UUVII'ft.lllll. i
For sale at llie Pot Olnce.
V11A. JOWEN, igcat.
Middlebury July t, 1811. 10
PORT FRANKLIN.
A. I?. & R. M. CIIII-3IAN,
Tline Ii-te Upii a'foued. il.p rasf ccar. rne !in.
dretl and onclorte", ninonliitf to SJ1.7S2 2S
T. T. TIIIJKSTOX. rmifurer.
Insarance Offlpp. .'IitPlpplppr. 5
Aiixiui 13, 1S44. (
ll'-nf.re orilererl, ilmt aij acoiuif bc cxnuincd f .r
alli.tranfr nv aid P.o.t, at a scir. tliprct f i o h
IwlJ t ihe olnce nf tke l,cs.-lrr or Mii Ouit m
raid MtiWletmry, on Thurdar lfW'I7:ii diy i f Oiti -Irr
nrxt. nt ww oc..k in ifp ali- nn on ; an I iNt
itl adnnntlrat(rs giTtnotiif ll.fip'jf to itll pprfop
EEOTO & SHELDON"
DiULt.r.s i.-;
Foreign & Bomestic Dry Gcods
auu izroBBries.
MIDDLEBURY, Vi.
GkORGE M. I.KOW5.
Haruu.n A. .Siikldh.v.
itbe before Loco-Focoism rulcsiu Vermont? I ,'' ,,i TifV .1 !i r" nh,ch b'a I VCCn d'""3 1,1 1,,re,Sn. comprismg about
i occn puhlineo that the Gennral Aco....i,i.. .,r mnn i..t. .1
... ...... . yj i .tftftr 11 J I V.. . Ull LttlJlca IIIIL L1U112IIH U.
The Lopo papers aresiill crowiug about iheir
gains iu Vermont, and many olher States
where the Liberty Party have increased their
vote for the last four years, three-fourths of
of which have been gained from llie Whig
party. They are uelcome to all their gains
obtained iu that way. They are rcjnicing
over their gains io manv States which in Au
gust Sept. and Oclobcr 1S40 gavc large Wbi"
majoriiies, fo that a tnrn out on their part in
Novembcr of that year was of uo usc, as they
Knew ihey must be bcat. and thercforc garea
very diminishcd vote. This is the ycte with
which the Locos make tbeir comparison of
gains this year. They are carryiug out their
tfime ofbrag as they did in 1840. Thatyear
tbey allowed to the Whigs only 19 electorial
votes, aud 41 doubtful as their old papers
will ehow. But all kno w the resnlt thatyear.
Xhey now allow us 37 sure and claim 225 for
Polk aud Dallas and 13 doubtful. Only two
months more for them to brag and deceive
tbe people by their falsehoods and tlandcr.
They wjjl hereaficr have we trust a little
Jeisnre time for repenlance. The Whijrs
W1" ca"y ln CJaybyaravalanch as in 1840.
Pavl D'SbTwheedling pol
tflcian has been defcated by a majority
,mmt him of tvarly 700. The vote stands
Keutucky gave me no iuslruciions to votefo
u.e repeai ol llie liankrupt Law. Instruc
tions ncre pending bcfnrclhe LeKisIaimebut
they feil by a disagreemeul between the two
Hutiscs.
1 considcr that ihe American people have !
expresed a decided adprubationtu iheBank
rupt Law, and fur one, in del'crence io that ' -
Primeor Saxony Fleeces, washcd, 1b.
oDaSo. merican full blood, do42
a 47 Da. 3 4 do 40 a 42 Do. 1-2 do
37 a 40 1-1 and common do32 a35
Imporlunl Oiscovery.
THC uWnIrr i luir.pr in beinir ahle tr infonn
llie j.tiblic llntlip 1i:ik brutiittu l!hi( a Medlcineby
wliiclitjputii!, Kiii"lMinc&1oC.nti Iulrs
CViiV B1Z CUIIEJ).
He knows ihnt liretofire sucli ihitt" Iiare Ijecn
Jrrincd iiiruruMt., l.ut now can bc cuied, nnA liorscs
afaicted in llus way can be retnlercit fxinl .inJ ufe
fut. GikhI leistiiiMinuN can ! furniheil from er
50ns ulio liae niai!e uenfilnn tbrlr Iinr80fanil
nlu;tv!i t ihctr 5a(ifjciinn is.iM Mi'iliciue is for
fale fiv iheiS'ibjcrilMfr in Cornwall, Vt.
la.'if. Josni-H k. srnnny.
Ircving atgrcjir incnrn:iei'cn wsiicd durin ihe
Iiaid limes he llaitcrs himself thm hcshall not le
KEKT WltfGIIT.
Shorch: ra, July 19, 181 J.
JL . BABSTOW,
N.B
ARE rccciviug from Boston, an- cntire
new s'.ock ofseaonable
pffiYGO'ODS.
Comprising a coniplete assortmcnt of Broad
Oloins, Uasimercs, ouminer Cloiiis. Amer
ic.in Pnnts, Alpiues. Balzariues Organdic,
.Sciinlia, (iro De Valence, Paraisians, Crape
Neuiour, Cr.ipe & M. De Laines, Ptinted
Lawus, iMuuteilh Chccl:, Gro De Naples,
Gro De ;viss auI Bonnet Sili:s. Rihbons,
Laces. Gimp, Cord?, Veslinss. (3m De Lon
don, Thibet Plain nnd Plaid De Laiue. Siri
ped and fig'd Cashmcra .S1mI, Cravats,
Flurence aud iraw Bouocts, Ilnls, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Guiiers. half G.iiicrs, Slips, j
fcc. &.c. Brown aud Sca Island Cottonsj
from C 1-4 to 1 1 cts. ANo Mnlasses from i
25 to 34 cts, P. R. &..N. O. irUKars from
Gl-4to0cls. Collee 10 to 12 1-2, II. S..
V. 11. cc U. 11. leasoj.to o cts. i.NiiiIs&d sai, Co!t. or c
Tobaccoitc.cc. i be-fouud shaU
A Ecneral assortment of Crnckcry, Gbss .
and Hardivare, Mcdiciues. O.is and Pa.n:. jfew Ilavcn, July S3, 154.
Iron and btcel, r isli, Jjnlt. l lour. constantly
1,'OTrrK
A!l rerscns inr?f!np.l m rl.P vn! f ,il nr I,;. intrmii ! ihat ilVy niay arperi aml
dem?ndsprevi;usioiheppri!;crhipc'fWtlBhlot "'j-i" ' J ihpymy buir. tntteall-.n iire
iiosacreearnesur rrouened lo call. and setile. i " ... .
onr in ihe f.orttrro (jaluxy a rrwp.tppr prin
tptl ni sniil iMtdolf'l'vry, insaid "i't ti t. tb'ep nev.k
ru;cc'rily'prei n ii ilif i. r f s tid Ci:t.rt.
I J. S. Bl.'-tl.-.r.i.. , Rrgisfer.
j A tiu Ciipv ol Rc-t nl. 20
Attrs: I. S. SU? t.r.r ReeV.er.
TEACHER OF MIHTARY BANDS.
MiDuLCEsr.r, Vt.
Particulur aitentian paitl to tlie ulec
linn of Musical Inttrumtnts.
((raj Colt.
-4 KJTKAYKU from tha cnclo-
t
El 1
xJrobrie Court
' 'tt. oa ibcGi
mr
I fTnltW.
I ri.; i.i Aili'tjfiin
Be it ie:TTn-d. t
I fco.Mea .'t .V ad.p'u'v tr. -ci:
I oav of i-ti eBil cr 1jvS4
I Alleu l'o' aamfi fxerainr 11 '.a 1 ; itnimpat pcr
- porlil'C Io l0 ll I ft ui'l II .if! 1 -'.t snt of
EBEEzr.!t st, ;Lr.r
t litf r.f ft-itl 51 d.Ue'.ui ilrn' m 1 in tl e f ira
' for pr'4ji-: It is Ibt rcvr: r : r. . . ., thnt f.ii.oI
rxainiwj for protalp al 3 kv"!- n .-'id C-i.t io
U l.M nl ihe ofBrp of ll.p R N r . t jtai.l Cfaititi
.:i Uiu- 'ri..,. ti r7.it .Itr nf f...
k' sure oflhe siibsvritcr 011 the ,0iwr mst M ,'K -c ; t r.t md ih.it
IO1I1 inst a lieht bay yearliug n.tiirp llftns.f U e vrn n nll rpf.t.s tatn-pnni!, 111
ina
re Cnli. Whoeverwill returil iwywr apprar arii m:.KP irtPir 1 itjprii.inn. u any
ivt informaiion whrre she may tl-"y "'".lo ,ne "'rf
1 . t'i..n. 1 uillliy Ll.llhiol a rrllihcri cnpy of thm ni'or it
be I.bsrallv rr .VS-rn CaLmv a v.tvfZf' r'"-
13;tf , iidj w raiil Cott.
on hand at a siuall advance from Troy prices. ' A FCLL SUPPLY of Dry Grcccrics, ,.J true copy of Heceid,
The ahove will be snld vcry Iow for Cash, jus: rcceii-cd and for sale thcap. by ; j0 At'ett J. S. J?ci
1. i May 15, 1844.
Prnducc, or approved crcdit.
llridport, Vay 1st. Ib44
J. SI.
SLADE, i Co.
23m
lyprc
J. S- EsAncll Lcg.i vr.
cil Eei hl :r.
M a r r i o d ,
opinion, 1 do nol desire to see that law rcviv
ed or any oihcr Bankrnpi Law nasapd.
I congntulate you on ihe satisfactory re
sult of the Aunust elcctious, and remain
yourlnend.
Aud ob't scrvant, II. CLAY
Gen. R. L. Cabtuers.
OUR TOWNSMAN.
"We are happy lo see the iust commenda-
tionsonthe nomination ofEnwis Laweesck
Esq., ofAun Arbour Micbigan as candidate
forCongress. ascontainc.I iu tbe follouiug
article from ihe Michigan Expositor. We
heartily and cheerfully respond to the Iruth
ol tne assertion that our To
wnsmau is a man
of talents intcgrity and mural worthas a citi"
zen, at least while a rcsident of his native
State; acd asa politician we doubt whether
he cau evcr be justly chargcd as a twaddler.
He isa straight forwardout and out Wbi"
and never will desccnd to the sbnOhng acts of
such men as Martin Van Burtn and Silas
Wright, to maintain the snpremacy of ihe ' jown
In this Village, on ihc 15th iust., by Rev.
Mr. Potter. Mr. Gcorgc Pcck, to Miss Cath
arine Siearns, all of this place.
lu ahcrcham, 011 ihe lolh imt., by Rcv.lv.
LQOK IT T!
TgTllK Subcriber has tnken n .ho in tbc
THE BEST ASSOKTMEXT, .
of Cloihs, Cassimeres, and Veslings, in the coun-1
ty, will bc found at 1
Broicn tj- Shddon's. ;
svrr. 1
Turk's Island. Coarse Westcrn &. Fine Dairr
Salt, just rtccived at STEWARTS.
" IAI'.liWF.LLS j
Slips, Walking SIioef,fIailer?, Bnkp, forbdies ;
anl Mi.teti, Ctiacl.fi,nnrl Boy5 Crrjpins, Ior fate by
Shoreham, May l l, '44. M'tichl ff liush.
PLOWH. i
STATE OF VERMONT, t
. Adduon iiisirict, rs. J
FOR SLK. I Up il rpmpmberpd, ihat a TmJoip Ccnrt IpIJ
n tt-itin 1 r -n 171 Middlebury in and for lh DtHrifl i.f iddij. it, iDtU
SyrtrmZ. rEAltilicLower hiIIj i3liorehani. n.. j ;c- i r iat
l ! 4 E2 arr".r;f ku,k1 u"!1; " 5 Homer B.Eldridseaf!miivn.torcf the csipl
ftis-T i rttWC n.ic paintefl,aumt.liptl and good ni ivtri i.-tnmnniT
j-Lfi.lrn, iih ph-nty ofwaicr all cn- , , OLIVER 1-.LDKI1)GE,
2S-3&S2 ;'rnl , ,,'ork ;n. ! hle of Bridport, in sa.d dislnct deccased, move
Thosc ,,1;.,,.,hav rlpnnneand exaroine tbe Court Ihal, rarlinon oflbe tl psiate of ll e
f)rvpun.elip-,an.l jr.u v'ill fiwl thc land and crop. said decctsed le bkoc sincwstl heirj,of tha
a good aj any of the neiglilinr, ! said said deccrrcd, and thst romnussiocersl-e
Stillmas White. apf.oin!ed for ihat f urpose. It ia ilferefi.Te cr
Sorebam, Jnne 29ih. 1S44. i f. deied, lliat the said adminislri.or ctute r.otict. to
legivento all persons iniprpied. io ipresf l f-
NOTICE. 1 fore said Couit, atascsion ijffff io le lc'd at
AI.I. nn1 ln.l.l.i.1 0, il.. cntrilor tl.e office of ine Kestsicr ctsn t.cmt in siid
v c.l.l. i..l !,..?. Trtp rrnniUurt t n -..vv !Iv..m nr.. hp'rl.v "'-- ...,... "?' '
lowpriia.torilieliuililinLM.ccu. if..rj u,,.V; v' .'. .., : .li... I ler,ceit.toceo Jcckiu thealicrcoon, atwbicli
Hnrvey Wilcu.v. uhcre ho is ro.-ulv to wait
upon 11 1 who mny lavnr bitn witb a call.
H.-tving uad jears ol expenence 111 the liue
ot
CV.tV. tf ipt f lST-"r1MTf- r, ntinrtiif.
Haveu. Mr.AIaasouTreadHay to Miss Alary nAISl 09 t I iHtj C iJltAvifiU,
E. Wheeler.
Also, ou the same day and placc. ili.
GeorgeR. Grisnold of Cornwall, to Miss
Nancy C. Whccler.
Iu "tlc'Ileury. III., on the 23th of Juue by
the Rev. Mr. Kellogg, Mr Lawrence Church
Esq., Couuscllorat Law of Nunda K. Y to
Mrs. Elizabeth Boswottb, daugbter of A.
Nixou Esq., ofthis place.
D i ed.
he feeU cnnliiient that lhn?e wliomny favor
I unn tiiiii iiii iiiptiriuiiiiy iu VAuruiu lllti
skiii iii iue.-c iii merd. iu 1101 uwav 1I19'-
nppoiu.'cil PerR'ct.saiisniction given or 110
cbarges niade. Ciintamly mi haud aml
For sale, a gcneral n.-ortuient of
TOYS,
for children aud nl.o '
COX FEOTIOXA IJY
of every kiml at the lowest prices. The
hungry raii nUo he iici:oniiiiodateil with tbe
subtL-iiitiaU of life iu rooms neatly fitted up
forthai purpose.
the shop has undergone nn entirc nni!
In this town, ou the 10th inst., Mr. Ephra-
1'nntera in Massachusctts arc requestea 10 , """ -i-- j 1.1 uiu
insert I cooling waters of Otter Creek, and the in-
Atiierresidence.in New Haven, on the j vigoratiug breezes that follow its c.iurseren
llth inst., Widow Etinice Twitchcll. in the le l n e'p!iftil retreat from tbe heat of
84th yearofherage. in full hope of hlissful "! su'Tn ,l ,r M u?"
immortality bevond the 2rave. ders shops on ihe streel so inaiipportable.
Iu New Haveu. onihe l4.l. in,?.. A,mn,n, e nopes 10 reccive mc cans OI ms o'd
Trinn. aecd pi.op r .., uV.h,t I f"""8 and "S many new ones as possible,
1 renucMen 10 IIl.iKe iiavir.cnt iiniiipiiini. iv. .mrn. m ..;nt
May,14, 1S44. : The nolei nnd nccoiiiiM arc left with my : ,u'9',,u;. ,,wt ;,.U,,ii,m nri-M.
Boois and ahoes. a large assortmcnt, fresh ' ' Harrisou O. Smith ulio i, auth.irizeil ; aib-e3 jid, I r pol lishirg a cen.fkd ctry cf tbl
froin Market, forsalc bv to tn sctlle the same. P. t. t.MI III. orderil theNorlherDGalaij.a i.cuspaper ri,'ntc
J.tll. SLADE A: Co i Sept. 5th, 131 1. 1 at MioYle' nr, , tbrce weeks sit.ctss'vcly, p.-ev
ay 15, 1844
oncrs to
ctaie a
this
ntcd
:Sra .is-PATF! OP VERMONT.)
Calicops, Tickinss. Cotton Cloth, Sum- District of Addion ss. . J
ous lo tbe time ofsiid Ccuit.
t At thc f ame court held e aiorcsaid cn this 9.R
I day of lieptcmler A. D. 181 1. loessid tdra n-s-
mcr Stufls for children, togpihcr wiih a gen- Be il rcmeaitcicX ihat rt a probatc conrt beld , traior prescnts hhs adirir.isirj 1 ju r.eco-ct frral
eral assortmeut of staple Dry Goods for sale at Sborehaui, in and fjr tbe t.i?tnct of Addison, lowaacc.- his thereuroa otdned titit the s."ma
by-
May 15. 1844.
M. SLADE, ct Co.
!3m
Ilinsdill's Family Flnur, Supcrfine nudEx
Ira, for sale by J. M. SLADE, Jc Co.
May 15, 1844. 2 3m
India RulibT tihoes.
Gent. &. Ladles J. R. iShoes, Sandals, B ick
skins &c. at Oikge's.
Sept. 18:h, 1844.
PARASOLS SUXSIIABES,
for sale by
May 14, IS44. Brotin Sheldon.
Junc Ilth. IS11.
R. RISING.
7;3m.
II A TS.
One CaseExtra ilolcskin Hats, manufacturcd
Letrar &' C$. Wasbicprton Shcet. the most fash-
ionab'fe Ilat store in Bosion. warrantcd hpttpr
j m quality and istyle than tbe fclni street Ilat, for
saie pv
May 15. lSll. BnWnlSr Sheldon.
le eiamJncd fur tllowance at tke ses.-ion ot this
ccurt tole held asaforesaid.ou ile 17th dayof
Oc;obcrneit,and ihat said EdiiniV.-ator caitso
notice to le gircn to all reror.s islcrssied, ia
same macaer atove menlioscd.
; J. S. liushnell Rrpiilcr
A tme copy of reecrd 20
Ailtsl. J. S Bifhnflf. Rrcisfcr.
nnlhffSUlhdnVof August A. D. 1811.
Jehicl K. V'rigbt named eiectitor in an in
strument purponing to be last wfll.and testa
meatof PITT5 INGRAHAM,
late of Cornwall, in said dittrict decpaseil.
pre-.eats the sami fjr pro'jaie: It is there
foreordercd, ihat the said lnstramcnt-ie ci-smin-1
xi fnr nrobate at a sessicn of said eonn in ! p hpl.l '
at ibeofficcof tbeRcgisterof fald court in Mid-1 " a LAUGri lot ol' Unhrcll iiuil P-ra
d'cbnry oa Thursday the 17lhday Octolcr aext. i , cheaprnr cah at STKWART-S.
at one,o clock tn thc altcmoon; And that nouce i !
tbereof lcciven to tll rerscos intcresicd. ihiti 1RISH I.IXEN. suDerline. the but cual-
Ihey may aprearand make their objecu'ons, ifany it.. for trents wear. fine andrommnndo. for
thev may have, to the probate sad altpwanceof b BROWN & SHELDON.
saidaccQuat,by pubhshlag a ccrtiEed copy of -
this order ia 'Jie Nonhern Gabiy, a rews- i-zrmru S1I K" nnd Cashmere Vctinr.
paper printed at Ae" iUcC R,C VASoS
;t.iuu9 iu uic lixuu ui auju
I SUPEKIOR Camphene Licccd snd 1 an t
Oil, Cnpal Van.Ih, White Lead, atd Gl.ss
'-'e iiik'fl' rr.fli storccf
1 im stf.w.rt.
weeks sacco;sively prerious
court. . , ..
a 'rue topy o'recorj,
AtteZj.S n i!r.'"Bf
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