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Kav raored that &e Committee ris;. The
motion prevailed. and aresolulianwasadop
ted to end tbe dobatain twctrty mtuutes.
The Hoiise then went into Committee
of thc Whole on the State of ihe Un
ioo. Mr. McKay explained the smcndmcnt
wbicb Mr. Giddings hadiutroduced, and said
it could not pass without.a viohtion ol con
trart and ngreemcntwith thelndians.
Mr. Giddings, all were now agrecd.sbould
be Iicard, and no oue objecfing, ho rose.
Jfc said that he came lierc by the suflrages
uf as lirgt and cnlightcnrd a cor.stittirncy as
nny incmber upon thc floor; that the con
sti'tucnts who senthim were notso craven
as io scnd a man to rcprcsent lhem who was j
TAu.X:,.:?, ":""".lu,,.iV.nr. rTfc:i;.:"T .k
Kini . r .l.ranHinrr Ihp nit-n f 11(1 t hl r
njiuw, cU..isau u.u w" "J ..-, """"J"'" .m.iu.iMuui. irom Canada will be brought hcre and rc-
tituency.and that thefccntlcman from Georgia, ! Mr. inton moved to layit ou the table. ceived by ihe steamerj, instead of being ta
whohadsaTmwarraiUjblyassanltedhinvYould j ieas 107. Nays-J9. Carricd. 'ken to Halifax. The contract for the con-
makcjtlieir own application of his positinn:
Mr. Giddings said ihe scene that had bccn
witnesscd rra9 not a new one to him. He
had been many times similarly assaultcd np
on this floor, and oncc a bowie knife had
bcen dratvn upon him. The gcntlcman from
Georgia had threateced to knock him
down.
HeieMr. Black, who had left his own
ecat on the oppositc side of the Hall; was
secnstauding by thc sideofMr. Giddings,
with only one mcmber between the Hvo.
Kaising Ins roice and leanin
tonardm Mr.
G., Illack said, " Ifyounill say out ofdoors ment as a provision, that Flonda shall, by
trhat vou have said hcrc. I will knock you Delegates chosen bythepcoplc, so modify
down." Mr. Hammct immediatelv prcven- her Constitution astostrike out that part
led Black from carryin; out his secming which prcveuts thc libcration of slaves and
jmrpose orstriking Giddings, and took him ,'he ingrcss of colorcd people into the Tcrri
behind ihe Spcakcr's Chair. , tory.
Mr. G. went on and said furthcr, that he Mr- Hrown, of Tcnnesscc, olijccted to
had secnsuchscenesas thoscheforc'and had hcse cxceptions takcn to Coustitutions
bcen threatencd, and aftcr a word ortwo in adopted by thc pconlc. The Committee
rcplyto Black's chargcs against him, he rose and the House adjourned.
closcd. I
31 r. Dlack made a word or tno of apology
to the Committee forthcsccnc which had
jusi occurrcci. aiui aner a woru or two irom
Mr.Levyand Mr. McKay, the Committee and Ma5n0 wcro prc3entea iu the Senate on nary prov.on, was .u no tlegrcc mcompal
rose, and theb.ll was pfsed by thc House. Moni3ay, for t!lc Anncxalion of thesc British Ma. W1I1,I! !"? co"'"'"??","1 ,lle "P'opacy
SENATE. .Colonies! Whvuot? We have iust as horx- ?"d ""?" "nPl,e.d "'!,,P: repemauce of our
Mcrrick exprcsing a .opB that it would be hich we 6wapPcd with Spain for Floridn, in , "J '''""'"irr rf. m iUbl,,SC
votcd upon and not talked about -so that lSlO-Calhoun and Jackson approving the f 0 1 ,0rV" rh?,r , 'f
r .-n...i .1.:. i,-,;ni Ti,.,- i,,i,i,j, i , :t . ,.itothcunion ofthe Church, with almost as
Mr. Buchanan's aincndmcnt to Mr. Sini-
IV UU 1111. (li. lltai'-lkMLU .OUU. 1
a.nrndment was rcjcctcd-nycs 17.
24. This amendmcnt al!ocd mc.n-
mons
nas -4. llus ainpnumcnt alinncii mcin
hers to tcnd fivs frcc Ietters pcr diem. The
quc.-t:iii, tlicn, was upon .lr. bimmons'a-t
inenduietit, uiiicli givcs inrni'ucrs iiulimitrd
rijht to frank thcir lettcrs anil spccchc!. i
Thc senators could not hclp talking about
ihis, bul after thcy had ilonp. the yeiss and'
nays were cailcd, and tbe fianknig pnvih-ge ultimo prescnted 10 thc Scnatc of JlAiSEby
wasgiven upby a vctcofayns 18, niics 22. nne of the advocatesof imnicdi.ite uncundi
Tbeycasand naysivcre ihni cailcd, upi.ii tional "antiexatiou," and its sccond reading
atrikiiiuut thcDlh Scciion, (hich jiroiiut'S rrfuscd by a vote of 13 to C:
ihat mcmlicrs shall have a ccrtain nimibr nl ."Itesoltcd, Thatthis Legislaturchighly ap
frecstanii!) and this wasalsodonc hy aycs priive the resolvcs passcd by the Ilousc of
"ci
i iieuext qucstion was upon .vr. iJnntmg-
ton's aiiicndineiit, which allntrs m-wsp. p;t?, '
periodicals, &c. to be carricd out cfthemail.
Mr. Allcn said i was a vcry srrious inatter
to imdcrtake to legislatc upon thc Iibcitr nf
the press, for this was involved in the question
biforc us. Thc Covcrnment of France was
orcnhrowu, in thc attcmpttorestrictthcpcss.
Mr. Huntington, nlso, dcfended his
nmcndmcnt.
Aftcr a good deal of discussion, thc
votc was takcn bv Yeas and Nays, and
Mr. H'e aincndmcnt was adopted, hy
.1.1 . tvt n
fijcso. 10 -MJua o. ,
i 11c mn wastneii rcau 10 dc repoitca,
nen -ur oiuiuiuua luuira .1 cij jnqiui-
lant amcndn.cnt to the first section ofthc
Lill.viz makes one uniform rate ofpost
age for alllctlcrs carricd iti thc mail, and
fixing this rate at five cents. Mr. S. made
avcrv plausible argutnent in favorofhis
proposition, and urgctl that in the prescnt
mcasurc, a bold course was a prudent
course. In the course cf his argumeut,
ond in speakingof thc vast incrcase ol
s 'cial intercourse which would arise from
chean postaac, Mr S. asked, what would
hc thc rcsult, if Telegraphs were cstab-
lishcd all ovcr the land, so thata lncther
could co daily and Inquirc for the hcalth
ofhcr cbild, in a distant regiotioflhe
country 1 Vhy, I believe said he, that
therc would bc a strcam of altcctton run
ning along tbcse wires, such as was ncvcr
known.save whcn thc morniujj stars sang
togcther for joy.
Fkidav, Fcb. 7, li4,.
IIousc. A number of Reprrrts from
Commhtees were read chiefly on privatc
hills.
The House resnlvetl itself into Com
mittee of the Whole.
A large number ofl
privatc bills wcrc considercd, and laid;
aside to bc reportcd tothe IIoujc. j
The Jcint Hesolutioti from thc Senatc.l
in relation to the counting ofthe rresi-j
dcntial vntcs, was agrecd to. Adj.
In Scnatr, MrBuchanan prescnted scv-i
e al inomoriah against thc Annexation of
,., 3 j
VStf 1, e 1
Mr. Valkcr, from thc committee ap-
pomtcd 011 thc part of ths Senale to jotn
such Committee as might be appointcdon
tlie part ofthc IIousc of llepresetitatives,
to ascertain and rcport a mode of examin-
ing the vntes for Preiident and Vice Presi-
dcnt ofthe United States, and informin
ths pcrsonselcctcd of their clection, re-
1 ... t..-
porteu in part tne lonowing resomuon :
nssemblc in the Chamber ofthe House of
jiuuin.., .... -.v.u-.J ,. ...
Reprcsentattvei on Wcdnesuay, the VMh
day ofFebruary, 1S45, at 12 o'cloek ; that
one prrson be appointed tcller on the part
ofthe Senate, and two persons be appoin-,
ted tellers on the part ofthe IIouse."to;
lcY ,; 7 r Tt -V iV,rn, 7; T r. I 'zen rcr
make a list ofthe votes for Presidcnt and , wthin twenty-five m.les of the c.ty of New ,
Vice 1 resiueni 01 ine umtea states, as
thsy shall bedeclarcd; that the r'esuh be
delivered to the Presidcnt of the Senate,
to antiounce to the two Houses assembled
as aforesaid, the state of the votc, and thc ;
pcrson or jreiayua "-j .. .u.. uc
said proceedings, together with a list o
the votes, be entered on the journals ofthe
two Houses.
The resolution was agreedto, and Mr.
WnlLpralmnmtpt Ipllpr OH the DSrtofthe
.. ,
Senate.
10,000 copies of rhe Texas map wers or-
dcred to bc printed.
The Senate then went into consideratiou
ofthe Pst-oluce bill. Several amendments
vere adopted and the bill ordered to be en
grosscd. Thc SenaU: then adjourned.
Saturday, Fcb. S.
HOUSE.
The House was pccnnicd chieflv withthe
third readings of'uills reportcd from the
Committee ofthe Whole.
1 be bill for thc relicfof Samuel Swart-
out. after much dcbate, was laid on the ta
''e. Veas 90. Nam sa
A recnntideratinn ivhq innri.! !m? nntnnjied
till Mondny.
In Scnatc thc Post Offie bill was furthcr
amendcd and patjed Yeas 33, Nays 12.
WAsmsoTOS, Feh. 11.
SENATE.
Tha bill from the Houso for the ptmhase
ofcertain copiesof Grecnow's-IIistory was
tineflA(4 r li i ...1 tanitinVI'l ?fl nxl'i
18.
The Texas debatc was tnade the special
orderofthe dayfor Thursdav next. Mr.
Morcbead will open tbe dcbate.
The Senate theo went ioto cousiileration
ofotlier hills among thera the' Dubuquc
Claim.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
m, m .ii-.i , ,
1 he Terntonal hills. renorted rrora the
Comrmttec ofthe Yhole yesterday, were
tnen tascn up and passcd, withthe cxceD-
! I Ifl n nf tll I kil I fni t Vi a nimA I l. u T n .....
The House thcn resolvcd itself into Com-
ttleeofthe Whole 011 the bill for the Ad-
mittce
tnissionofloira and Horida.
Mr. Vinton advocatcd Mr. Duncan's
ampndmnt limilin!f tUp hnnndnripq nf Inwn. t
The questiou was t.iken on thc motion to
Etrikc out thc provision to the third scction
of thc bill, and carricd. This provision al
lows the forniation ofanew ijlatc, eastof
the Sawan ee Kivcr, whencrcr the popula
tion ofthat partofthc Tcrritory numbers
35,000.
Mr. Morsc of Mainc offcrod au aincnd-
From the Richmond IVJiig.
Asexatiox or Casida axd
New
Ubdnswick! I'etitions from New
1 . .. .1 1 . r
ell "To be haiigcd for an old Shccp as a
I-amb!" If the uationturns Rogue nmll.and
I'irate. let it do soon a magnificentscalc.aud
vtin Gold cnotighto gild thcinfamy.
From the Xalionul Inteligenccr
ANNEXA riON IN MAINK, AGA1N.
The following rcsolution was on the 30th
Kcpresciitativcs January "oth, 164j, adnnt-
i,x thetcrntory of Texas into the Uniou."
The samc rcsolution was presentcd to Iho
Hnuse of RcDrcscntative bv a Callioun mem-
bcr of that braii, and indefiuitely posponcd
by the vcrv decidcd vote of8oto (?. Thus
Mainc has cor.drmned thc scheine ofauncxa
tion passcd by thc House of Reprcsentative
of the U. Statcs. and apporcd of thc stand
takcn by a rcajoriiy of her delcgation in Con
grcss.
Mainc dosc not fcar to spcak out hcr scnti
ments in rcgard to anncxaticn foi Jslaverv's
sakc. New York alonc maintaius an uu-
j worthy silcncc on this important question.
Thc majority in thc Lecislature hesitate to
llte majority m thc Legisl:
give nttcrancc ,0 t!lc well-kuown opinionsof
their cousliucnls lcst tlicir cxprassion sliould
mpair Silas Wri'ht'a chanccs for the next
I'rcsidency! Will thc pcople be satisficd
with this paltry cxcuse for a gross dcrcliction
of duty ? Albany Daily.
Adolitiox Petitioks. The following are
copiesof two of the petitions, now of daily
refcrcnce to the Cmmittec on the Judiciary,
&c, iuthe Ifouseof Reprcsentativesat Wash
ington. We give them as spccimcrss.
To the Senate and House of Itcjiresentutive
of the United Statcs
The memnrial and pctilion of the umlrr
signcd, iuhabitants ofthe Slalc of iIassachu
sclts. rcspcclfully rcnrcscnts as follows:
Thatyourracnior;ars:s,dcc;ning slavchold
iuga bcnioussin, and conviuccd that slarcry
otight to be immcdiataly and forcver anolish
cd, look tipnn thc Contitutio:i of ihe United
Statcs ss enjoiuing oliliatini.s r.nd dnt"e
which are incompatiblc with allepiziicc to
GoJ, an l with the ciijoymeiit of frccdom aud
ol" cqual rihis.
In view of thcse facts, your mcmorialists,
disci.iiinius citizcnship, and rcpudiating the
prescnt Ciiiistitution as a 'convention with
rlMtli n,1 nt, nirwmpnt tritn lipll.1 nQlr vnil
t0 jumiediatc measures bv a National
Convention. r othcrwisc. for tiissolrinz the
Uniou of ihrse Statcs.
Signed by such namcs as lliose of Francis
Jackson, Wcndell l'hilli.s, William Loyd
GarrKon, lCdmund Q.nucy, &c.
T" thc Conrcssof the Unilcd Statcs :
.The nndcrsisncd iuhabitants ofBcston in
thc State ofMassachusetts.prutcsting against
'hc proposcd annexation of Texas to this
Uu;olIi m ihe namc of justice, freedom aud
the coustitittion, respectfully ask, that in case
SUch ancvcnt take place.you will, by calling
a Natioual Convention for the purpose, take
innliate measures for a pcaceable dissolution
f 'he Fnion.
Sig"el j William Jackson, and by othcis
ortllat l!im:
. 1
Uon John P- Halc has arrivcd home
al jjover. anu intenus, it is sam, to take tne
stumpiuthat State, o.Ocring himsclf as 3
candidate for Congress at the March clcc-'
tiou, in deflance of the .proscrip'.iou with
"hich he has been visitcd for hi vote on the
1 exas qeiou.
fThe Hudson River is frozen over
" "c "'"""""u"
;Roai1 -
the Erie Rail-
THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.
The third party abolitionists held aState
Convention at West Randolph, on tbe 15)
ult. Wm. P.Bngtjs Esq. of Burhngtou.pre
sided, assisted bv one presidcnt from cach
county represcnted. The followiug nomina- ,
tions for State oflicers were made. '
Forliov. William R, Shafter. TowUsend,
(saine as las year.) For Lieut. Gov. Hora
tio Necdham, of Bristol, fnew nominatfoU.
Treasurer. Zenas Wood of Montpelier,(new
nomination.)
Mr. Needham, the candidate for Lieut.
Goreruor is the gentleman we believe who
has run as a candidate for Senator on fanth
ihe Pnlk and Birnev tickcts in Addison Coun.
ty last fall. He is a radical Locofoco. j
HARTroED Aool Market The sales
forthc month of January exceed 125,000
pounds, raostly raade the latter part ofthe;
month. Prices have ranged from 30 to 41
cents forSatinet wools. I' rom 4U to 5U.000
Ibs. selected Uecces was som irom iu io ou j
cents, which fully establithes an improvement
on finc Wools ol Irom a to 4 ccms per io.
The past has bcen a year of jrcat prospenty i
with the woolen manufncturcrs in this vicin-
ity. Thejoint stock companics have gener
ally made up their annual accounts which
witli lcw exceptious thev Gnd verv sausfac
iory incirpronts naving-lieen larger tnan
any previous ycar since 1830" several new
jnills, are ucarly ready tocommeuce work.
I Thejstock of woolhcre isumlcr 400,000 Ibs.,
and holders fecl more finn. Couranl.
Cakadias Mails. We understand that
I ihe nego ciation bctwccn the two governments.
lor tlie transmission ol the mails bctwecn
England aud herCanadiatiProvinces.through
u i
iaston, ami ,he maii3 from En2land will
t..,r.,i. ur. .t, ....t.:.
"nsport insteaiJor Halifax, apd tuc mails
. . . .
' iract for tj,e co'nvcvanco ol
been made by the Post OHi
these mails has
ce Dcpartment,
for the British Govcrnment.with thc Concord
Railroad Company. Iiunkcr Ifill Au-
Tora.
MKT1IODIST CHURCII.
The discussion which has bceu goiugon in
thc Mcthodist Church icems to he abcul
comiug toa close. Such arc the grouuds
takeu by thc Southern members and such
thcirdctermination inmaintaining it, thattho
uorthcru papcrsare windingupthe discus
sion, rcgardiug a protraction ofit as uscless.
The couditiouson which thc Southern jior
tion (i. c. a maiority of it) will abide iu the
ranks of thc separatists.
"Were the Northern Mctbodists I mcan
that portiou of the Church reprcsented hy the
majority in the late General Couvcntion to
profess theij convictiou of the nrong doncto
the South would they reiustatc F. A. Har
ding in the rishts of which he was tinlaicflly
divcsrcd, and dcclarc it to be their sckse that
i1'10 colI1,ert'on "f Hishop Andrcw with sla-
AortUeru Dret iren 111 relanuu to tlns matter
much unanitiiity as thcy now manifcst iu dc-
i ma"u "S scp.irauon,
1." .cs3, 1,"e cpnditions are comphcd with,
- j'caiiuj uji; xr. iidi uiorc ccrtain
hau thatscparatiou will take nlacc." To this
i)r. Bond replica, "And, vcr.ly, if thcterms
you oficr are the ouly terms upon which the
union can bc picsexvcd, wc must conaurin
yourcouchisiou." ScparalioutheD.itsccnis,
will comc.
TEMPERANCB
TEA PAETT.
A Temperance TeaPartv will be civen bv
the Young Mcn's Temperance Socicty of
M:.l.ll..l 11.1 TT f.. .1
.UJUmt-UUIJ, ili lliv HJASOrilC 11AL1. iu llllS
villaje, on Wednesday cvcning, Fcb. 2Clh,
at half past six o'cloek. Speakcrs atc cnga
ged for the evcning, and songs and other mu
sical emcrtaimncnt will be intcrspersed the
refreshments providcd by B. If. Brotcn, of
the Addison Uo. Temperance House, where
Tickcts may be had, and at J. M. Slade &
Co's storc.
I. T. Packard, P. Battcll,
J. Cobb Jr. E. W. Drurv,
E. Merrill, - C. Hill. "
J. A. Bcut, K. L. Fullcr,
J. M. Gordcn, J. W. Stewar'.
Com. of Arrangcments.
Middlebury, Feb. 17, 1845.
ADDISON CO. BIBLE SOCIETY.
There nill bc au adjourned mccting of the
Addison Co. Biblc Society at Vergennes,
on thc first Thursdav of March. beiu2 ihe
Cth, at 10 o'cloek A. M.
It is very dcsirable that there shotild he a
full atteodancc from all parts of the County.
Scvcral addresses aro expectcd to be deliver
cd on thc occasion.
42 S. PEAUL I.ATHROP, Scc'y.
Common School Education.
A mccting ofthe fricnds of improvcmcnt
in onr systcm ofCommon School education
is iiiritcd at lhc Congrcgatioual Mecting
llousc in Middlebury, 011 Friday evcning
next, the 2let inst., at half-past six o'cloek.
The meeting will be addrcssed by Thonias
II. Prihner Esq., of Pimford, whosc attcntiau
has Le;ii, for many ycars.specially devoted to
the subject of couunon school education, and
who may be expectcd to niakc such an cxhi-
bition ot ihe dcfccts in our prescnt svstcm.
snd such suggcttions of remeilies, as shall in-
terest all ho Teel a cunccrn for the appropri
ateinlellcctual and moraltnuningof therisins
gcncratiou. It is hopcd that noslight cause
nill prcvcnt onr citizciisgcncrally.'iind cspe
cially the Fathers and Mothcrs, from coming
out. and giviug to the subbject the auimation
andintercst of a full and overilowing mccting.
William Slade, B. Labaree, Thos.A. Mer
rill, Iloratio Seymour, Geo. Clevelaud, C. P.
Clarkc, Josephj Warner, Aaron Angier, Philip
Battcll, Samucl Swift, SnmuelG.Coc, Jona
than Hager, Joseph T. Phillips.S. Stoddard,
L. Ij. Tilden, Ira Stcwart, J. M. Slade, J.
S. Bushnell, Pcter Starr, Josciih Dyar, Z.
Bcckwith.
Fcb. 17th, 1845.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Thc managcrs ofthe Addison CouutyAg-
rinilfiirnl Snriptv nrp rnnpff,1 fn tnf.fr
the town-room in Middlebury, on Wednesday
thel3thof March, A. D. lS-la, at 10 o'cloek,
A.M.,for the purpose ofadopting rules forthc
next Anaual Fair and dcsiguating the premi-
ums to be awardcd on that occasion. Every
manager will sec tbe neccssity of procuriug
subscriptions,tothecoustitUtion,andraakiuS
rcturDSFat the meetiDg. No paias shoula b
( spareu in this icspect.
i A full attendaoce ofthe managcrs is ofthe
' utmost importancc.
t By orderofthe Presidcnt,
I 11. BELL, Sec'y.
D
i c
ln Shoreham, on tbe 27th ult., John Hunt,
aged 88 years.
. ,
From the Bolton American.
JPSaiis ir.utii.LA. Wc have no sgreat
faith in tbe generality of medical compound,
nndalways voted med'cino anuisance, but we
can't help sayin" a good-naturcd tbins now
and then iu favor of such liberal aiidenterpri-
sine centlemcn as the Messrs Sands, of New
York, the diseoverers ofan excellentmode of
, -uvi;iiag ine vinues oi ine lainous rooi oa-
I anarill. A r-tnn.1 nrAHM nrlin lf-Q tnIlir-Pfl
to take this article from our recommendation,
nssures us ofits highly beneficial cflects in his
case. Hehadbeen tronbled with acutancous
aflectiou for more than ten vears. and had
spent two or three hundred dollars and much
ume in pnysicians, medicines, &c He had
takcn mercury iu its various forms. tar sul-
pnur, and all sorts of stuf, til ho was com
pletely dishcartened. Since he begnn Io take
this preparation, about six weeks since, hc
has becomc almost cntirely cured. From
his expcricnce and our own oscrration of iu
good effects, we rccommend it tq all who are
rouhlcd withsimilircomplaints.
For furthcr partictilars and conclusire
cridence of its superior valueand eflicacy,
ec pamphlcts, which may be obtaincd of
agents gratis.
W. P. RUSSEL, Ageiit Middlebury Vt.
Newton Academy.
Thc Spring Term of this Icstitmion will
commece on the lirst Monday iu March nexl,
underthc instructiou of J. E.Blakelt, A.B.
Shoreham. Fcb. 17th, 1845. . 42
BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL.
The people of Bristol and vicinity are in-
lormeu inaitnc apnng ierm ut the liristol
Iligh School will coinmence on Wednesday
Cth March next, undcr tbe instruction of
J. h. Wilcox.
The branchcs usually taught in schools of
this characterwill he attendcd to m this; not-
withstanding, the pnmary olyect is to give a
thoroujrh understandinj: of ihe common
hranclies, which are mo3t important iu bus
incss transactions. The Term will continue
12 wccks. Sludeuts, uot admittcd for. !ess
than ahalf Term. The patrouao of this
community is rcspcclfully solicitcd.
liristol, Vt.,teu. 11. iSU. 41, a
FERRISBURGH ACADEMY.
Thc Sprinc Term of this Iustitution will
commcnccon Monday tho 3d ol March, uudcr
the iiisiructiou ol L,. V. Uiia.nkt A.B., Ihc
fonncr Preceptor.
The cxpcncnceof thc two prcccdin Terms
fnlly jnstifics thc hichest testimomals to Us.
cliaractcranil quahhcalions of Mr. Chanet,
iviih which the Trustees were furnishcd from
snurces of thc first rcspectabilily, and alTords
a satislactory cuaraiilcc that this Acadcmv,
liuder his charge, will contiutic to ofTer ad-
vantagcs notsurpasscd by any other hkc In
slitutioh iu this part ofthe country.
KOWLASD T. KOBIXSOS,
JoXATIIAN CnAJI,
Natiu.v I.. KtEsc, i Trusters.
John WiiEKLKr.,
D.WID IlAZAr.D.
Rcfcrcnccs. Ue"v. Dana Lamb, Bridport;
Edward Seymour Esq., Vergennes"; Rcv.
Cliarlcs Clevelaud, Shelburne; Faculty ol
the Univcrsity of Vermont, Burliugton. 41,3
Planing JlacJiine.
rinHE subscriber wonld inform the Public
J- tliat he has now iu opcrutiou a plain
ing ciachinc for plainiug
Floor-plankj SoardSj and
Clap-Boards,
which wcuill plain from $2 to $250 per
thousanu lect baid machmc bnngS the
boiidsall to a thickncis and isiu my shinglc
mi!l near tho Turnpike gate in Ripton. Per
soiis purchasing floor hoards or dapboanls
will do wcll to call and have them plained as
thc expeuse will bc not more than one ihird
as much asto plain them hy bnnd,
Shingles car. atso bc had oflhc hestquality
and every shinglc warrantcd ftocd, my name
isbrandcd on cvary bunch of shinglcsthat I
makc.and persons purchasing them arealwnys
surc to get good oues.
BENJAMIN BACON.
Ripton, Feb. 12. 1S45. 423m.
MIDDLEBURY
mm
SE0P.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that hecontinucs lo carry on the
husincss of huilding to ordcrall kinds of
WOOLEN fcCOTTOiY
ALSO
Fitling np of Mill-Gears, Shaftings, and
all other work beloneiuctherelo.citbcr Wood
ot Irun.
CAST IROX BELLOWS
For Furnace or Forgc. fJJOil-Mill.Clolh-icrs',
and every dcscription of SCREWS.
FIRB-ENGIiN'EShuiltaccording lo the
latctt improvcmcnt. fl'Forcc and Snc
tion I'UMI'S ofvariou5si7.es.
PATTEIINS for Castings of all descrip
tions, made to order.
of every dcscription done at 9hort noticc, al
thc shop Tormerly occupicd by Adna Smith,
for Cash or ready pay.
3Th6se who may lavor him with thcir
custom, arc assurcd that thcir work will be
done in thc most workmau-like manuer, and
at the shortcst natice.
JEREMIAH MYRES.
Middlebury, Vt. Feb. 17, 1S45. 42 tf
Salt, Salt
nriURKS ISLAND. 50 cts. pcr bushcl.
-t Wcstcrn Solar, 34 cts, "
Barrcl Salt. $1.00 pcr bbl.
Ground Livcrpool & finedairv salt.
A. B. & R. M, CIIIPMAN.
ciiliuvt. lum'ocr, shinsles, dricd
applcs, buttcr kc. &c. &c.
A. li. CC K. M. CtlH'JlAiV.
Noticu,
"Whcreas Aceneth Rirlev mr wife halh Icfi mr
bed and board without my Knowlcbge and Con
scnt. I thcrcfore forbid all persons from trusting
heron my account, as I shall pay no debts ofhcr
contracting afler this date,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS, are otTcred
to all who would buy goods at fair prices,
such as Orercoats, Uoats. Vcsls, Pants &c..
of all qualitics; and every varicty of TRIMn
M1NGS, togcthei with a Iargc assortmcnt of
goods of all descriptions : bv thc subscnbers,
clicaycr than can be found in the County for
cash. UIIO y Sf SHELVUJS.
Jan. 20. 1845.
STRAY SHEEl1
CAME into the
enclosurc, on or a
bout tbe 5th of Oct.,
4 Sbccn, 2Ewcsand
21ambs. Thc owneris rcqucsted to prove
propcrty, pay charpcs and take- them away.
TRCMAN B. IIOLLEY.
Cornwall. Dcc. CGth, 1814. - 35;3
Joseph C. Bradley,
n IVES notice that through the blessing of Di
VT vins Providence he has rccovercd his health
to thatdegree, tbatheis enabled to resume the
Practiceof Law,
And hopes toreceire a share of public patronage,
ano aeserve u tco.
Bristol village, Decl2th 1844.
HITE Linen Thread, FINE. for
Kmtting Laces, 5cc nt
BROWN & SHELDON'S
iuL
H. NICHOLS, at his cld Sund 1 door
Sbuth ofthe Baptist Mceiing honschas oahand
a large stock of Cabiact Furnilure which be will
sell vcry low for cash or most kinds of produce.
Aslhe Snbscribcr iatcnds to keep ca hand every
article in his I!nc of Lusiness those wbhing to
purchase will do vcll to call on him before pur
cliasing alsewhere. A few cords of Wood takcn
in cxchaDsre for wotk. -Ittf.
CLOTH CAPS.
JOST rec'd an assortinent ilcn's Youtli's and
Childrcn's Cloth Caps for sale low bv
2. BECKWITH & CO,
April22, 18-11.
p. r. kelm; -
MERCIIANT T Al LOR,
Respectfully inforra.s Uie inliabitanl5 of JMIddleburr
and iu Yicinity, tliat he lias now openeil a flmp nee
door eouth of ibc 1ot Office, ovcr Wm. 1. Kiu
ael'aDruj Store wlierc he is now ready to cxecute
all kmds ufwoi k in Iui linc cf business. Fashions
rrceired monlhly. Parlicubr attoolion pald to cut
ting; and all uork doncbv him warmntc!.
Middlebury, Jan. 13, 1S45. 37; 3m
ENGLISH IRON. forsIcih aud cuttcr
' 0 - J.
WEBSl'ER'S SPELLING BOOK
by the gross or doz., forsale at thc Com.
Bonkstore, at" " Post Office.
Middlebury, Jan. 1845.
This day rcccivcd bv thc sulcribers fresh
Tca, also fresh Raisins, which uill be sold
extrcmely low for cood pay. call and
a few doz.of choice brooms, just rcceived by
I'KCKcto H.UWKIC.
Tker
c ts no cxcuse
For the Ileadaclie iclien you can ollahi thc
Gcnuine. MarshaWs Aromith Caiarrh and
Ilcaditche Snujf.
This SnufTis a ccrtain and pcrfcct cure for
thc Catarih, ilso Common ColJ-s in .thc Ue.vl,
and the IIe;dacbe, aad is an cicellent article for
sorc and weak evcs. It opcns and purgeNOut all
obstruciioas, strengihcnsthc lands, and giresa
hcallhy sction 10 the parts aflrctctl.
BEWARE OF COUNTEUFE1TS.
,111 those wishin" to rnrchasc thc cenuir.e arti
cle of Marshall's Snufl, r.hould purchase that of
winch 11. c unitlcy, iiln! iieMirr, t. is tne pro-
pnclor, anu noomer, as 1 manmactnre pt:riOr.ai
ly the SnuffsolJ by said Gridlcv.
Da. M.IHSHALL.
I certifv that tbe abovc article was cxccutcd
iamvprescncc by Dr. .1farsball.andthathisi?-
nature ihcreto is gcnuiac.
CUorasius V ooslcr Jnd!;c.
.1iddlcbnry, January 14, 1615. 33
N. B. The name ol H. CGridlev. nrorrietor
will bc founct upon every bottlle of the gunuir.e
ilarshall's Improvcd Snufi". Sold wholesalc and
rctail by H. C. Gridlcy, Sliddlcbury, Vt. ce.nt3
W. P. Uusscl, and S- .Voody, and by drngjists
qencrally throtigbout the U. Statcs and Canada.
LATEST YET !.
JUST icccivcd by the suh.-'crihcr n
large and coinplete nssortment of fat h
onahlc Wintei' Goods,
Such ns Crapcs, Cashmeres, Cnmo'Ions,
rer-iian lirotailcs, Al.L'han bntins anu
Mouselin de Lniiie?. Also rich Bonnct
Silks and Vchets, Ribhons and Ariificials,
Fringes, Worsted ops. Tailors Irim
nnngs c.
ALSO,
Airooil.as5ortinciit of Hnrdware, Crock-
ery, Grocnrics, and PROVISIONS which
will be cxchangeil lor most kinds 01 t ro-
duco. PECIC & FLOWEll.
Midillebury, Nov. 14, 1841.
CORN. For sale hy
Aiis-3id. BROWN & SHELDON.
nnl7nrn.Printcd Lawns and Cam-
brics, a good assortinent for sale by
MILL SAWS, Nail. Rods, Cuttcr
shocs, Knglish Iion. American, Gcr
man, and Cust Stcel for sulc hy
STRAY.
,,,1. infrt ilm pnclosure of thc
subscriber, in ' Veybridje, some timc in
Octobcr last, a mirlilliug sizcu two year oiu
heifer. Theowncris rcqucsted to prove prop
ertv, pay chargcs and tako hcr away.
Dcc. 20, 1844. 40
TA1L03IN0.
PIIILKMOS A3IES nould rcncclfu!!y infv-na
the inhabitanu of MiDOLEaunt and licinlty,
Ihat he bai aga'n oprncd a !iop in the villagct tlie
north cnd of ihe BnincE,ovcrMooly nrugitorc,
here he nill bc ready to wait on hisuld customer,
und all ho may faror him wiih a cajl Ile hnpca liy
dlligcncc and p'unctnalily in Iim bujintsj to incrit a
iliare of thoir j-atron.igc.
N. It. t;olling done l uorl nouccr.a trarrani-
cd tn ,1.1,1 wclimaue.
Mid!!bury, Jan.tia, 1S40. co u
JYcw Goods.
nplIE subscriber hns rcceived frm
-2- York a larse nnd wcll !clcclcd
iui lew
nssort-
incnt of
GOODS
rn-nn.li-lntlia Ci!!siincres.of
the various colours nnd riualitics, Bcaver
Cloths, Vcstings, Aipnccas. os" v""
Frcncli iMcnnoes,L,nusaii, iiiigiiu u.
M,,.i; ,lr.nines. Cashmcre d'hco.'se ,
Boumclia. Orleans cl th. b'ack ancl lilue
h'ack Bonibczincs, Corus nn. j.i?i-.-,
Drcss H'dk'fs ofa superior quality, black
Silk Itnlian Cravats. A- grfat varicly ol
Prints, new nnd lashionauie paucnis,
i.i fnimnj Rrmvn Shectiiurs nnil
Shirtin?-s. Ticking, &c. wiih n grent vanety
fDry Uoorts not mentioncu.
stock of Groccries fucIi as
brown aud Ioaf Sugars. Molasscs, Old
HysonA'oung Hyson and Hyson tkm and
UlnckTeas. Purc Spcrm Oil blnached
i ..ni.looh.l nnipnr Mould Caildles.
auii u,"i-w...., j- ----- - '
nnd every oihcr atticles in tlie Urocery
'ne. . ,
"With a pencral assortmcnt of Creckcry.
Class and Hnrdware. All of wbich will
ho sold rcmarkably low for cash and most
kinds of produce or on short approvcd.
credit. W. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, Dcc. 17, IS44. 34
Caps ! Caps !
A SPLENDLD nssortmcnt of Caps of
x.thelatest Etyle for Mcn and Boy's tor
sale by W. CH.4PMAN.
Vergennes, rcc. 17, 1544.
Gpods Fallen
Tr new YORK.
Within a short timc, goods have fallen off
vcry mucn in pnce, in. consequcui-i.
A. FRANCIS has booght at very low prices
with cash, a large stock of goods ofalmost every
kind, and style, which he oners lowerthaa cver.
Ocwbcr, 1811.
LOOK AT THIS!.'
4C00 Bushclssolar SALT "at 2 pr. hush.
1000 do. T. I. or Rock do.at 50 cents.
SC0 Pinall Bags Dairy Salt,
50 Iargc Bag do. Grouhil do.
200 Bbls. iinu do. do. ile.
For sale by W. CAPMA V.
Vergennes, Dcc. 17, 1S44. S6
DR. MARSIIALLT
IKDIA1X VEGETABLE
BLACK PLASTER.
This flastcr is unriralleii for cur'nj tzirf nhut
iicellingttrcurzey strcs lame tack9 burnt, pMns in
the sidfst hipt or limtts l
and fcldcm faiU lo 51'vo reHcf i rair-s of lucal
rbe'jmatiim, If npphed to tlic siu3, il will curc
many of common rcr cemplaintt, and I U fuuad
to bc eqaal ifnol superior, loany com ptaler .for
torason the f et, If iuimcJia rjy applied lo a
freth vaund. it willpt-fnl sortn'. and ranse it
qnickly lo hcal Familirj fn tlie hatiit of usinff
tlii plaster, find it bclicr, than nnjlhiuj elie for
all nurposc'for nliicli a nbslerorsilvoii war.tej
Its tirlucj havr. Ucn iritncs.ed ''J tliousam! of
rpspcctiiblc indiTiduais in vanonj parts t lae
Unilrd StatcJ, wholi.ivc t;ed it ifficacy
I I'KICE, 25 CTJ. TCK BOI. !
f SGfJ'any certifiratn may be bad. i'ao-ing ht
, exiraordinary cflccls
, HrtYinr n P, fv-rrnpr tti TI .!.,,(. u.!.!.:-,
to DerclufFO Ihe ?onuine nrfiela fiT fllarslnll
j ria-screliouiu pnrchase that of uluchll. U- Gnd
j lcy aliildlebnry Vt. is ihc General Ajcnt, n
tthr, rj 1 .Mamilacture personallv Ihe rUs'ersolJ
hy aid fJriillsy. br. Mirehall
I Ccrtify th-tt llie ahove ar'icte as cxcculptl in
nsy Prescnce by Dr. .Marfhall and lliat liii Si;na
lur-thcrcto ia gcnuTnc. Doratut IVcoirr iid-e
Sn& Whole.'alc and Rctile by II. C. Gri.'ley
Rcncral ijcnt. Jlidd'cbury Vt.
Wm P. I!upl and Sijuey Jooily, and bv
Dru3;u'i gcncrally throujbout thc U. Ftates and
Canada 40
(ThNR HUNDRKD and EIFTV BBLS.
SUPEU FINE FLOUK forsn'c low
hy W. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes City Wharf, Dji. 17, 134 1. 34
Nova Scotia Plastcr,
ftTONS Nova Scntia Flastcr for
SJpypgalc fl,v hy V. CHAPMAN.
Dcc. IC, '44.
ilRfleS, MED-IC1NES,
PAIPiTd & DYE-STUFFS.
The suliscrihox is now rcccivingcnd will
hc coiistatilly supplicd nith etery article in
tlicnhnvc huc, both oiTiriiial and Patcnt,
Mincral Wntcr.t from Sarntogu, (pure
Wines and liquors for Medicinal purpori
es.) ildPf'scriptions put up hy ronipetcnt
persons on the shortcst noticc.
Stoie first door south ofthe Post Oflke
ntid.oncnat all hours. V. P. RUSSEL.
iMiddlehtiry.Nov. 19;h, 1344.
BOOT & SIIOEMiLTCIia.
E. E. PLAISTED, ouhl infurm
the jmblic tliat hc ilill cont.nucs tn carry on thc
Sliotmaking tuslncfi in nll its branchri.ct t'.t old
itand, inStevarts buiU iijj.
Eides! nides!! Thcsubscri-
Ir wihes lo buy hitles, for uhicli lie will excliange
Itools, Shoc or Leathcr, and will pay tbe Itiglicst
markct price. - K. I). 1'hi'TIp.
N. U. Hc has on hand a good aorttient of
Slanohicr and Spauiati fto!ctcalher fur palc.
Middlebury, Not. 20, 1S4J. 20;lf
CMELES AIKEK
Attorney andCoansellor atLaw
AND SOLIC1TOR IN CIIANCEIIY.
Siior.r.iiAM Vt.
40
Ciollis, Cnssimcrs, &c.
Brozd Claths, Casiimcry, Vcstings and Trim
mings in every varicly, chcaper tban ever beforc
offcred, at
Sept. 13th. 1811. BIIIGB'S.
NEW B00KST0BE.
L. . CLATiK, is nowrcccivina
and hnn for sale al thc green ttorc, one doer eat ol
J. JI. SLide St Co, a general as-otliucnl of C'Liifieal
aml Scliwil l!.K;kf, togellier wiih a elccta.rtmpiit
of MliCrLLXEcOS 1SS.CEL1CKC! ork. Ill
udilition lo tlie cbsfical and rcluxjl Ixx.k in gr-vril
n.f h- li rrrrnllv rcraiveil llis JIjm. 1) fllict
t5cliool I.ibrary, tcomprising a g.ud aorlinent,f
instractirc bookj iu taiious drpartaienu cf uitfal
kconlcdge.
ALSO,
a full assoriraent of llie I,kpi.Ui-lwdI.jlhrUfS.
S. S. SociETT.-uiieil totliccapaeiriesrfilie inng,
the Mi.ldle-Aged and ihc ged. The talnfrr i.illu
encc of ibcse pnblictlioni lti liccn feh ah.l acknon I
rdged hyihe Chriilian l'ubUc n,ruicral3ear with
increaing satUfhclin. ,
Churrhcs who it'uh Ic Fnpply iheir fchoon can ol-
" ' , 'l.fi,,,, ajj:. 0nal
j their Iwoknat ihe fasscrriresihfy arc i i u.
aiiner.rpniiOTj.i.j!.i...
Ihey are reiailed in Ilo.lon l'riK "
.urly iheir r.-.n.i!ic. nnJ School. ill do cll lo cnU
Vnv Iw.ks uislied for and not on hand canle or .
!crcd,and ohla ned at fliort nolicc.
apTubs,
eOOSapTiibsforfnlclowby
Z. IJSCKVITI1 tCO. Middlebury Feb.G 1&1j
500 Busliols Corn,
500 Bushcls Oats. Wantcd bythe fulcn
bcr in dxchangc for j:nod. or on account.i
URIGIIT &BUSII.
Shoreham Dcc. 21 1641. 3
FEMALS SEIinif AF.Y.
The SnrintrTenn will commcnce on Mon
day. Feb. 17th. Iu addition to ihe apparatns.
a valuable library has bcen purc hased for the
uso ofthe school. L.L.T1LDE1V
39 3w 1 "uui""
COMMISSION
B00K-ST0EE,
at Ihe Post-Officc. !
ExiauUc addition. hare rtcenUy ba made to
to tbe itock Ufore on hand.of
School, Classical & Htacellane
ous Books, wi.i. Blank Books
in Ur-e raricty, and Stationery ol every deicnplion,
and "y - Article.. A handome as.orlmet of
IZoaU dl od-r clegant book. for. Cfantimi and
New Ycar'. prcn. A good vanety o Albcms
Pictorial Sliakopcare now publihing in ?o.. li !
cu.eacli. CanninaSacrand allthe Ma.icaIwoik
pnbli.hedby Wilkinj. Carter Ji Co.of Boston. Any
Slo.ical work pnblithcil a above, if noton handan
be furnijtwd at tbort noticc, for nnging iclioo!. or
- . - c - t::,'. .-.!.,
socieiies, or ior iuumil" -
(Hr-All to be sold cheap as can be purcha.ed m eity
pr eonatry.
Middlebury, No i3,1814.
n I
fwjcissg
S. t
ehargc rorlnrgai. of ihc
1 ALSO, a 1UII asjionuiriii v, ,..
' mt rican Dortrinal Trart Eof irlv.
' -i . :n ,..l.l ;nrrUt,fvat Ihr namp prire
PROBATE JS7OTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, )
l)itrict of Addison, 5
"BE it rcmcmhcred tuat ata probate Coatt tclj
et MUdlebnry, in and Tor thcCblrict of Add ii.it
oa the Suth day of January .1. D. 1815.
Ciiailcs Linslev administratorcf
LGeoRoe Lisro late of said Jfiddletuiy d-ccas'd,
prescnts hi "a!lDyii,wairn ctccnntibr allow-
ancc 11 is tccrciore crdeietl, that said acccont Le
examincd ret.-.llounncc hy siidCourt, at&sss
sioa thercoCto be held'at tfce office of tha RcIster
of ssid Court insaid Middletury, on TkurvIaT"
tbe 20ih day of Fcbrnary next, at oac o'clcck in
thcaflernoon; acd tbat sr.id administrctor frivo
notice thcrcofto all persons intcrcsted, that ihcy'
moyappcar and make thcir "obicctions, ifar.y
they may have, to tte allowsuce 01 siid account
bv pablishics a ccrtified copy of this order in tia
Northcra'jGalaiy a cewspafcrprintcdjit said
Middlebury thrce wecks scccessivcly prcvicns to
the tiinealaressid Ccurt
JcJ. S. Bushnell Rcgistcr
A Irae copy of reconl,
Attcst 'jtd. S. Buihr.ell RcRister. 4(
STATE OF VERMONT,
IMstrict ofNew-IIavcn, 5 s"
Be it rctncmbcrcd that a: a probato court
holdcn at Bristol withiu ai:d for thc district
of New Ilaven oa the 2G:h day ofDccember
1344.
The aduiiuistrator 011 ifie statc of
HARRY IIOIT,
late of New Ilaven in said district, ifcceased,
made application t said court for an ex'en
sion of tiine withiu which tn py the dcbti"
and settle the accountsof said ctat; WLcro
iipon ihc said court orderej tbe said aJmiri'
istratur to notify all persons concerced to ap
pcar at a pruhatc crurt to Le holden at tho
ofiiee of the juu'e of said court Lo Bristol iu
said district, on the scccnj Mouday of March
nctt at 10 o'cloek A. M. then and there to
inake their objections to tne c.xteuston oftbs
time as aforesaid, if ihey sec cause. by pub
hshing a cenified copy of ihis order in the
Noithcrn Galaxy a r.cwspaper piintcd at
Middlebury lhre;uecks scccessively previ
ous to thc said scsinn nfsaid Court.
IIARVEY MUNS1LL, JeJ.e.
A true copv of reconl,
41 " Attcst, H. MUNSILL, JcJgc.
STATE OF VRRMONT.
District of New Ilaveir, S 59
Bc it rcmembcrcd, that t a Probste Conrt
holden at Bristol, in said D'ulrict.cu ths l7tl
day nf January 184-1.
The rdminNtratcra on thc cetnte of
WALTF.R GRIXNELL,
lateof New Havcn in said district dccea-ec,
made npplicaiion tc said ccurt fvr tn cttn
sion nf ihe widiin tvhith to pay tiia dl's and
scllle the acccm.ts nf said eiatir. "U'terc
upon thc said court ordrred lhctt'4 admiu
istralortono'.ifv al! persous cocccrred to ap
pc.-r at a probato CLint (o bc k!u'iL rt tha
ofle of Ihe jutlge of said coutt it Riis:oI, in
said district 011 thc scconJ Monday oWsrch
noxt at It) o'cloek A. M. thcn acd ihcic In
make their bbjcciinns if any they have, 1
publishiug a ccrtified copy of this erdor in tho"
Northern Galaxy. a Ncwspaper priutcd at
Middlebury in tbe Connly uf Additou ihreo
wccks succcs-iivcly previous to the lio-e of
saiJ Court.
IIARVEY MCNSILL.Jt.d3e.
A trac Copyof Recoid.
Altpt, II. Mcotill, JuJge. 41
Commissioncrs Koticc.
Ve the snbscrilcrs, beia appoin'.ed ty the
Prohate cun for thc Di-.trictofewHaTf n.Corn
miijiyners, ti rcccire, ciaininc and adjust alf
claimsandd'iTnanij ofall persons, Rgiititt the
estatcof
I1CLDAII BEEMAN.
Utc ofNew Havcn in said Distict, dcceased.snd
also all clainn and demands cihibitrd in otfsei
thereto : And G months frorn the23ih dy cf De
ccmher ISII, tcir.j illov.fd I.y raid Ctnrt f r
thatpnrposc. wdo thcrcfore licrcby give r.otics
that we will attend to thc Lusiness of car said ap.
pointment, Rt thedwclliry! ouscofi. P. Beem3n
insaid New Havcn on ihe 2cd Ttirsdijsof
March acd January cextfro'n one cVlock, ur,til
fourP. M- on csrh'of saiddays.
Valed at Kcic IIaiuJan. 4lh 1545.
William 2'tish
Commissioncrs. 4 1
J. W. Lan'rdon
THE sul-cribcr ha now on hand a gcn
eral uortiiicnt of Favilt GnoccRiEH, of
a superior qunliiy. v.hirli will bo wod
low forca?h, ns ntiy Moro in th'u village, viz:
Crushcd. lovf and hrovn SVUAHS cnd
Molasscs,
Old ILson, Y. IL, II. S. and llccl: Teas.
Old Jaca, Lanuina, and St. Hominro Cof-
fets. Cwoa, Chocolate and Cecoa Shells.
lliee, and Soda C'raektrs.
Cruleand (ira. rtjip'r, Linnamon, Uoves,
Catsia. Alsjiice, Mocr, Sulmegs and Ginger.
Tajttuca. Saga, Arrow-Rool. I'carl Barly,
Out Mtal, Ice'utnd and Irish M'.ss. Coofcns
liinslass,
Wnitc ai lcnmnsn G!u
ia.Ts -Vo. 1. Kxlra.anJCom. B".r Soay,
Shaong and I'anry Soaps. of rariaui lindt,
Shar'mg Crtnn, a tnptrior article.
I'aintar.d I'ami.'h lirushcs, I'cinLi, Var
nUh cnd Linstrd Oit.
Burlinz'on Gli, all h(3 axd I'ui:y.
Bor Iteirx, Lrmon:, Tasutrimls cnd Ctl-
Scutc!
.Middlebury
Dcc. I "44
A1
T tlic Subscribcrs Book Siore ,Cara:int
Sacra or Boslou Co!lcct:on ot jlns.c,t
9 doll.irs per dc.3.
ALSO. T.Udern Pselnlrt, at Cdnl!upcr
dei: MiscrUancovs Ro.-ir, Schcr.I licr.ls,
Annuals for Ghriiraai & Ncw-ycars prcscnts.
lUa.iI: Hool. and a Iargc assortment nf Frcl
Cap, Ltltcr it- Billet paftr, which will be ioH
vcrv low for Cash. f
3 J. II f!AIT.
.triJdlcbnry, Dcc. 17.h. 1S41. fi.?-6.w.
a LPACCAS. A largp assorfncnt m
iVL B!tO VN SHELDD.N'S
Td. HEAB
I. very ilnnkfiilfjr llie -?y librral patronage ifia
p-jhlic l-ave extcau'cd to hira aiulba nn ihe plea.
ore ofanonn:iag to iliem ihit hc h juit receirRl
avcrr brge nSJortraentuf
Staple &-Faiicy Goods,
hot-jlit at rrrlorcd prirrs bi'i he i. willing to .cll at
a vcry rmall adtanre frotn cmts. reroc. hating
rerv little ca.h or frodnce and wanting to .nend it to
the'be.t advantage nill pl hcar mmindlliat lh
Pot Oflice liuiljTng U jut ihe plax for Ihen.
I ish pcr.ons noidd nnt uke my word for it,ntit
conie and .ee for themfchc.
Cornwa.II, Kut. 26ih. 1S41-
mm hotel
St. Johns, 0. E.
CONDUCTED BY MRS WATSOK.
Carriagcs in allendanee.
Extra Horscs and Carriages in rcadiD.s l&r
Chambiy, Highgate Sprirgs, St. AlbacSc
Eitensive Stabling. 33fi
Wool.
CxVSHpaidror cooilFlccco o-l. D.v
of ilclivcrv Wedncsdavs aud .Satur
days. A C1I,PMAN & SQN.
, Junc 2frti 1P4I,
CAriJ irr and C!apran's Sir.oIringar.dCneif
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