The Northern Galaxy, and Middlebury People's Press (Middlebury, Vt.)
November 22, 1843

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'l! 0 x i 0 x AND MIDDLEBURY PEOPLES PRESS. II. BEIX, Editor and Proprietor. MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1843. YOL. VIIL-NO. 29. THE NORTHERN GALAXY, IS K 11I1I'D 1 VtKV w F.DNESI1AT XORMM IS STHV.ir.TS El'II.DINGS, I5Y J. COBB JR. EY W1IOM J.T-L 0RDEB3 FOR rKHfTIKO r.ooKS, P.ttll'IILETS, iiiu.s, CAltDS, &c. Of evcry description will le neatly and r iiiualily cccctited, at short noticc. ir.liM? OF CIGHTII VOLOIE. v i futecribcrf S2 00 Mail -i!lieribtr. 2.00 j i liuJoali a"J Conipanics ulio lake at thc oflicc r73 or I'jO cents if paid in six uionilis. T'M'e lal-e of Tostriders S2.00 Kooir'd atUicend oi uic jcar, ,o paiers discoiuinuetJ until arrearaes are paid Mfpjiialltie optionoftlie proprietor. No pajraert C-irricrsalloMcd cccptonIeied by tlie proprietor llrommunicationsniustbe addresscd to llic editor 3IISCELTANE0US. XHE WORLD IS BUIGIIT REFORE TIIT.E. BT DiLLECK. Tlie vorM isbriglit beforc tliec hs Eiimracr lloucr U Uiintf; ll, cal.a Mue fky is o'cr diee, Tby bosom Vcnus's &Itriue: AoJ lliine the ennbcam gHcn To nitare oorning hour; Tarc. Mjrui as hen froin licaven 1. i-uston Eden'd bower. Tlirre if a Eon; of forrow 'I'lie Ucalliniirge of tlio ga T' lttclV, crcdano of morrow, Tla'sc cbarnii roay roelt avay; Thc f oa's liriglit lim bc s liadcd, Tliat sky ly Llue no morc, Tlif Eummcrfloncrs bc fided. And youili'a varm promiec o'cr. TKliive it uot lliongh loncly Tliv cveainj bomc niay be; Tliua;!l bcauly'e lMrk can only rioatona5iimmcr 6ea Thuugh timc tliy bloom u stcaling, Tliere's slill, bejoud liis art, Tlie ilJ flowcr wrealli of feeling Tue fonbeani of llic Iicart! From tlie Uullaud Ilcrald. RAIL ROAD. S..m of thc rcadcrs oftho Ilcrald are al 1. 1- acqnair.tcd with thc fact, that scvcral oad V rj jir.nics wcrc incorpiiratcd atthc -.ii uf our I.cgi'laturc nncfrom Bur :ip lii" v..K"y of Oninii rivcr by Jliint w snmcconvcnieiit poiuton Cmiuccticnt rei anoihcr up thc vallcy ofthc Connecticut i, i,. t';i$-iiu)pic riverii; anothcr froui Itrattls ii.i MikKacbusetts linc, and thc other from V.i'iinifjii, .-.iiiihcrly, through thc cour.tics of M'-.iii. liullanil, Uuulsor aud W iinlliain, to .miKTliciit rivcr, inlciulcd to nicct thc lJos- .iuil I'itchbun; ra'd !"i cithcr at IScllowc I'alU ur by thc way of r.rattlcboro. V.nli tbU last rontc our readcrs havo thc iK-st intcrcst. It is the objcct of the fricnds :iii rcutc, to opcn a rail road commuiiica t .i li.-tivprn lturlinston and Boston. And tfct fnciuls of thc ccntral rail road, also con mplate a rail road commuiiicalion bctwrcn Iinslnn and ltostou, and arc already callhig i ilic atteution to the Eitbject. Itis supposcd ;i l.f thclcading olijcct of thc Ccntral ra'd road (oni;i:my tn nicct, ou Connecticut rivcr at the riKt ciuiveiiicnt point, a contcmplatcd rail road ir m Cniicird, X. 11., from which thcrc is al- r. ulv n rnn.l .nilinlctCll tO JOSt011 It'U not only issib!c but most prolalle, that m i vi rv fcw ycars, a rail road will bc cxten li ,t ir.im Koston to llurlington aml it thcrc i r, -cor.iesaqucstiouofiiosmallimportancc, !i route is the most fcasihlc, taking into "i. :cratiou, the distancc, tbe practicabihtj-, ci;st, thc frcight to be transportcd, and the 'v ofthc pcople to mccttlie cxiicnsc, Miiilhen. aud Wcstcru crmont have a vas I u.- i-tin the decision on this qucstiou; anu lii.iiiary prcparauou. ciijiporieu vn uus.au, j snl;c ic ilns intcrcst, thcir attention can not too soon J hc was slowly procccd.ng lowar. s thc vdlace, Xhcre bc ,lccd of me ;f Qcarzc -lin-ctcd. For though the distancc, thc cost aud just gaincd thc ascciit of thc h.ll, whcn thc rc ,;cd Ile whh sncf r- He i;) s .rraatnictioii, and the ability to support a mcscnscr, rciuiug in his roainins stccd as hc a cxccllentyouR man ,e will doubtlcss makc r road lictwceu the points al.ove nicutioiied, approachcd him, cxclaimcd, "Xo douht; fa- an cxcciellt sol(icr." h!t prcpondcratc in favor of tho route from thcr, you foughtBurgoy.ic, ortoniwalhs. lhcj Juja bit hcr prctty lip, and hcr cl.cek was llnrlin-ton to Puitland and thcnce to Bellows rcd coats arc con.iug down upon Plattsburgh. i a crilni011; Um;hc ke calmu. ami;,i, KalKor Brattleboro, yct wc shall havc tocon-IVwIl you not scud your sous to the haltlc?" li5Ity. Ycs, Georgc I am surc will go, u l, witb wealth, with shrcw dness and with "Arc thc Bntish commg J" cagcrly dcman- ,i10tlgi, i10 ,ns Ilcvcr cxprcssol so much arnii Jn,,.r, ;t. dcd the old inan, standing tipnght, while he ty )e a soi,;cr as many othcrs." h is not.the purpose of this articlc, to cntcr V ltcliuurzii, iiicncc lh.- fhiirtcst rm.te throur:!. Rutland to Bnrling- tmi is lcss by morc thau'forty-five lnilcs, (and I'y ihr loiccst route twcnty-five milcs,) than fr.in ISoston by Concord, Lcbanon aud Jlont- felier.to Burlington; and that the cost of con- I niction for the wl.ole dtancc upon thc wes- n. route, would not probably cxcccd four niiUmns of dollars, while that of tbe eastcrn 1 miiie would probably cxcccd scven millions,and 11 his bccn cstimatcd at cight millions of dol- 1 ilie ncstcrn rouie w ouiu mu iiuoiifi i- i".tiirj-,thatwillafrordavastamouutollreignt, 'h 'cannotlic had on the easteru route, such ismarble, a.ul inhaustible quantities ofiron acit maugausc licsides the rich and abunda.it ITiKlne u ofilic snil and tbe forcsts. It will also be found, that it will require less inlcugtli of rails, torcach Burlington from Bel- ou-s FalU through Itutlaud, than from the ninuthofWliitc rivcr hyMoutpcliertoBurling- I iic And that it will cost morc to construct a r'ad from Montpelier to B urlinztou, than from j ti..? .1 0 i. B. fimn'mg iu company witli other Students, de- i reading the stair from his room, draggingthe t or his gun aftcr him, it discharged and a j noic chargc of shot lodged ia the breast of a j fHow Studcut, by the name of Lord from N. ork. The young man has since died of his oimds. H'rald. mto minutc details, ncing. mcrciy luiruuucun y n uu n u. "i; iuu.uui.u .i uk iuiuiii; ou tlc 0U!;rt Witli a quickness that appearci "iititmav aswcll lie.tatel, as lacts mai can -uoiihi iu nciuu i ii.m an nriny ui uiis u iCIlt Ycs, I have bccn vcrj" ant !'c sulistantiallv dcmomtrated that the wholo (isht thcm! But I havo no sons hcrcaliouts. th3 anny ,,tmy fathcr positivcly 'lijtaiice frnm linstou Ii -I'ji. -111111. iu ine loot ol mc mouuiiuu iu ger, wuu, uran.ug u, mc 11.111 a iiiuiuiul iu,ir- a ucv.usii uniucjvy .u.ii lur mu ui. iu ui."a ...Ul'lllj, NUULdllvUUI HlUrU lliail Dbll.uij UI Ulll m il iu". .vij ui.uii uiwuu ii.. u iiui.i- (ii mu, llllilMUil Cliuuiu imu mv w. tiilf?. Let thc pcople of Wcstcru and South- pct, "To Plattsburgh, to Plattsburgh, young Had I bccn at hoino I would havo managcd Cfii Vermont look to their intcrests without de- I men The British arc comias!" Aud asraiii i wcll cnoti"h. liccn ill. or mv mother nii'ht AcctdTU at iniliam's Collegc. On Satur- cents which had justdicdaway.likethcbreath- j I hope, if the British do comc, thcy will pcp- dav Jil, r.i a. i i-tl i ings of gentlc music after the thundcr-bolt has pcr him, I must and will have Julia." And 4tl....EU oneoftIieStudcnts,asonofDr. oedi?Gc0rsc. shall you go?" no yo.mg gcntlcmau who had sccn Julia -iioiigrass of Troy, was prcparins to co out a n0. vcs I tcill co auswcrcd he with cm-. would have woudcrcd at tliis detcrmination. JTnc cTfoa Snttors. "And IhatDlom Had Juaa from lib Inez born. All wciman'.preuiacMofsconi: Hailwatch'iUor heravertrd eje In vain, had eeen a rival aigli, And smird upnn and wildcly twore Tbat lie irould ware tlie cbain no more And yct he lov'd liijn oh hoxr wcll, Let n-omen. own fond fplrl: lell." The cxpcdiency of tlie war of 1812, bctwccn Grcat Britaiu and America, was i.ot so iman-1 imously acknowlcdgcd thecitizcno of tlie latter coimtrr, nor was the confiict n.aintaincd l.v thcm with the same o"'iusiasm and sacrifi as distinguU led than. .ch gave Indcpe.idencc to the "Uuion." This avcrsion to "dccds of anns" did not, liowevcr, ariso from co wanlise, or cfleminacy i .1 i .i ,r .i.r mcrclv froin lOTrMcnnsiilrrnlmiis. ftt but fniv. cvcu of these, cre indifl-ercnt tothegloryand piupuniy ui iiicirciniuirj. iiaiiy oi our ocsi aml 'vvisest patriots really bclicvcd ihe nppeal to tIic"stvonl prcmaturc, and that friendly ne gociation miglit havc rcuiovcd, or at lcast rcm- 'i i. e And inany wcrc opposcd to thc liivaioii of i J 1 r Canada, as coutary to the ecuuis of our cou-, i., J' r,,r stitutioiiaiidthepriuciplesof ashnigtou; and thc' urceil tliat tlie amliition of conmicst, ivas J i. i-iiiuii. uiu Lni'i aiit:t.d oi iviiicii w c ciiiiiuiiiiiiuii. iucoinpauiiic wiui ine nrcscrvaiion oi repuiiu- 1 cnii uKtitutions. 1 lius t!iuu"h tlicy allowed thc war to be ncccssary, they coutcudcd that iusiilts to our ilag would bc most clTcctiially aud bouorali-rcpellcd on thc thcatre here they had becn oflcrcd. Such wcrc thc fcclings and reasonings n hich, unhappily for the rcpu- ii- i i 1 r.i v .i audhigh-siiintcd youiis nicn oftherkorth from ohcying thc call of thcir co.u.try, aud arrang- ing tbclnsclvcs bcncath hcr stnndard at .lTc commccemcnt oflhc stn.lc. l!ut, as the war coiitinucd, thc thirst for mnrtial famc, onc of thc most notcnt nassions of maii, indisna ticm at thc ntrocitics of the llri'isb troops aud thcir Iudian nllic, occasionally ovcrcomc thc principlcs of prejiidiccsof this class, and many wcrc fbiuid fighting uudcr llic ortlers of au Ad miiiistratiou for uhich thcy would not havc voted. Yct it was not till Sir Georirc 1'rcvost, .i i 'ii ei jircsiimmgonthe supcnor sk.ll of his vctcran ptiou "Slatcs," ith the iiitcnt of pcrmancut con quest and occupation, that thc troc spirit of Yaukcc Amcricanswasdi'plnycd. SirGcorgc, in his proclamatiou, showcd cxtrcmc ignorauce of thc xcuius and disposition of iudcpcndrut Kcpublicaiis. cspcciall- of thosc hc so pacific ally addrcsficd. lle ought tohavc kno-.vuthat thc sons of tliose liravc nicn ilio liail compcl lcd ISurgoync to laj- his neapons at iheir fcct, would ncvor pcrmit a hostilc aruiy to march quicty through thcir tcrritory. And hc might havc rcflcctetl ihatany atteinjit toscparate thc peoplc from a govcmmcnt cmanaling from llicmnltts, would bc asimpolilicas fnt'dc; aml iiliovc all that, fro'mati inrader, llicotTcrofpro tcctiou, if jtracifal and viinjfendin, would be conilcrcda mostascRravatcd insult, and prnvc llic surcst mcans of unitiug thcir couuciU and rousing thcir rcsistancc. It did unilcmid arouse tl.cin cfrcctually. At the call of Jla- comb, thc iiuhtia of crmont without d.stmc- t.on of party, rusl.cd to he dcfcnce of riatts- Imrgh, will. thc sainc ardor and uns.akcn co..- fidc.ee thejust.ee a..dSucccssoftl.c.rcausc, asthe,rfo !.crshadd.,playcd hc.. hcycame ,n thc- might of I- rccdo.n to the ficld of Sara- i tn;a" i i i .i r. It was fonro jlock ,n tbe aftcmoon. of Scpteuibcr 3d, 181 1, that an cxprcss from i Macou.b cntercd the scclu.lcd but prctty vil-, f al011 20 lniIcs from Lake Clnrnpla,.,. Ihs warhkccrra.idwas ..osoon- cr to'd, than. as if a.. c cclnc cl.ord l.ad.bcc. t..ucl.,il, tl,c licarts o ai wliol.caril it t.urs cii j Kir II1U CIIIIIIIilL. il siuiii ui iilllllici twiu ai.ui- ally laid down the sickle for the ilrun.-stick, iiis'tantlj- paradcd the strcct, hcati.ig most fu riously to anns, the train of young republicans at his hccls incrcasing evcry moincnt, while the couscript fathcrs wcrc haslily delilicrating on the spccdicst nicthud of ilcspatching thcir rciiiforccincnt to thc aid of ihe Amcrican Gcn cral. About one halfmilc from thclittleillagc, aud cntircly conccaled from it by an intcrvcn iug hill, stood the dwclling of Captain Warc, a v etcran of the rcvolution, but now quite too r.i 1 V 1 ii wliilebusying Iiersclf m arraiiKuiK a bcauuful of the war so opcnly maiufcstcd by a majonty i.- b V l-T ci r, J. Kcranium slie was cultivaliuz, aud which ofthc Xcw I'.mrtaud citizeus would oiicrate to ,i, i n i i-,- i. iconrc, m Ihehurrvof hisdcnarturc had ncar- lavtir ius iicsin, mane ius imiiitiou niiu ine i.ir aiivanccii jc.irs ioui.ii .icuic p..r. o. ailvauced onc loot, anu urougnt up lus stan l ci s.on,suip, nuuciiiie iiiipaiiciiiiy -m.1111 totalk more about it you can't? wcll, wcll, call at my house yonder, that oue with the maplc trccs afore it, and tell Ihem youug mcu thcrc to hatcn up to the village." Thc messcugcr howed, gave the rcinsto his f.cry and rcsllcss stccd t and sprang fonvard, while the dust rose as if auhirhviiid ncre pas- sing. Thc housc to which the old man poiu- tccl, stood 011 a small cmincncc coinmandiiig tbcroad, and had the appcarauccofbeiug quite ancicnt for thc country. Tho low old fashiou- t iuicu, uim iugnsiccp rooi, w crc ucany cuv- crcu ny a luxurant woodluiic, which, lieiug shcltcred from thc ficrce hcats of the sun by Iofty maplcs, wore cveu at that season of the ycar almost tho grecuucss of spring. A tall, fuie lookius youiis man was staniliii" on tho 1 lo west step ofthc porch, his hat ou, evidently rcady to dcpart; but probably dclaying till the horseman, who came swecping onwards so fu-1 riously, should have passcd. On aseat with- 1 in the porch sat a gentleman aud lady, both hcuding fonvard to catch a vie w of the stran- 1?- j .1 dashinr fonvard, was soon out ofsight. "Gconrc," said aswcettremulousvoice, that, vheu comparcd with the harsh ac-' phasis, and a kind of exultation, that, for a moment, secmed to carry a bittcr pang to tho h d from thooJcness of marbletoaclow hrizht as the tints of a sumracr morning, nml bpr finn dark cvcs snnrkled with ciithusi- asm and spirit as ohe eagerly exclaimed, Yes, yes, if tho cnemy are coming you must A UU I111LI1II 1 1J soundcd, i you must allgo." And she glanccd towards the young inan ecated iu the porch. Ile was examiuiug a lcaf of the woodbine as intently and sccraingly with as much dcvo tion, as a profcssor of liotany would bestow ou a new plant whose gcuus was yct undccid cd, and did uot noticc hcr appeal. I shall now have ray father's conscnt to join the troops," coutinued Gcorgc, kiiulling with new anlor as lie gazcd 011 the animated facebeforo, him. "I liavc often licard him say tliat, iftlie British invaded us, cvery mcans C commam e at .,c servicc ol f C0U",T- not ,h",k '!,at e dectar. T ,h ,,me' verJlwiEC' ac1 lle nc couui commanii should lie at thc servicc of has thought the mnnnjrcmcnt of tho war vcrv ,J r J cncmy 13 wa mg over our tcr- wcak; hut lie will never sit taiucly down w hilc ntory. "lliisli! liark! thc drum!" said Julialay- ii'i; iiti miiiur uu HL-r iiani-u 1111s. i r. i i-- "Ihcj-are licat ujrnp for voluntccrs!" cncd J. 1,13 yc3 Ilasnn.g. "t.Uwanl il, are you "Callme Afrf if you plcasc, sir! Kdward sounds too couiitriGcd," rcturncd tlie other, still turniug over tlie vroodbiuc lcaf. I shall hc up at the village soon; there is no time lost 1ri r i -n iitiiiuiiidvv iiu iuc;i inai mv iiarcuis wui "1 l""1-"" conscut 1 siiould co at any ratc. n r .i i Anotncr roll of the drum was bonie oy ou tjie xriiul u I Ieavc tou with a'rcealile comnanv. Jliss :a that in; t any ratc' v.,.,..n..iif -.i i ale. said lieorfrp. ivilll n tnno nm iininiir in which love, tciiderncss and sorrow sccmcd stniggliug with angcr, rcproach aud contcmpt, Farcwcll." And hcstcpiicd ou thc ground withafirm trcad. Georgc, Gcorgc Ilopkins," she cricd iu a miick agitated voicc. lle pauscd and again tumcu towards hcr. Hut if she had rcallv in- ,,i.i :a,,J h"n rrm ,'"3 "X of joming Ine army, or Bppcasc what 'CT ,car, ..spcrcd was juft rcscntmcnt, h.s mHd, collcctcd air at ouce, by awakciiing hcr pridc, restorcd hcr sclf-posscssion, and she mcrely ciiipiircil whcn he thought the volun tcers would havc to march. Iinmcilialeh'," was his rcply. To-night or to-morroiv iisoruing, I prcsume." And bowing hc walkid, or rathcr ran towards thc village, at a i?pccd that soon carricd him hc- I l. nn.....i r l di j itiuuiiiupuuuiiui iicr uicc. ciic cazcri aucr flim ,m ,,c ascen(lcd llj0 Mlfand tl.cn. ly ovcrtunicil, eho found opportunity to wijic away ine icars wliicli, m i-pitcol all hcr cllorls, would gush w hcn she thought of that j outh and thc mamicr in i hich thcy liad s.cparatcd, ncvcr pcrhaps to mcct agaiu. You arc mightily conccnicd ahout your gcranium, illiss JuliiV'siud Ihe km'ghtorthe lcaf. Xow I don't scc the uced of young la- dics who rcsidc iu the country, troubliug thcm- sclvcs about raising shrubs and Uowcrs whcn thcy will spring nii and bloom evcry whero around ihem without care or troublc. Iu tho city to be surc thcy must havc thcm arlificially or not at all; but haug mc, if I cvcr likcd to scc tlie iudo ws filled with pots and hoxcs, and all thcm sort of thiiigs. It was rjuito too countrincd." I should thiulc tho sigbt of those objccts 1 1.-. r i i ilcantFpMcdc yo .fj ith a'vcry ,fQ to'be,B hatcvcrl.rings to our rccolectioll ,hc ;rU wo havc ,c'rt thc CQ u jj. lcautJru, and whcll i ,oakcdJon ,hse city gcraniu.n, aud thought of ,s j cou,d ,iave b,vishcd willdow a llowcr.pot. Bu, g01IlctilnC:, ,ley rcmin.lcd mc of a farm, aud thcn Gcorcc Hopkius always crosscd d wumut r couldnJot 1C hr,.)J)v cxcecut and tlloi(IolofIli3frl.cni!g remJarkcd JuIiai UnconJcious f thc mauncr in which Jb J chMrin thc convcrsation. "do vou ,hcrc much in ol I'latlsliurgli I ilou't thiuk it will havc to bc dcfcndcd at all, for I have no idcathc llriti.h will atlack it. Thcy havc only cntercd Champlain vil lage to makc a flmirish and show tlicmselvcs. The next thing wc shall hcar thcy will bc off, safe and smig in Canada. No, no, they ncv cr will try the nictal of our Grccu Mount-in boys," contiuucd hc rising andstcppingloftily across thc porch. "Whyl 'could beat two rcd coats mysclf." lou intciid joining thc troops untler iita- coml) joubtiesH," said Julia, with a covcrt As liavc you m;iUi jj;a3 varc," replicd I pet- xious to forbade .i mv ,-r cr:r.i ovnr m 1 ed llcvcr t0 go without hcr couscnt. If I can 0l,tain that you ,v;u ?0( j prcsume." said Julia, aftcr ,Taiti,l;r va;u for ,im to finish the scntcuce nj ca110t bclicvc shc will now rcfuse. Ilark! tho drum agaiu Ilowcan you liuger hcro I can hardly stay myself." "First promise tliat this hand shall be mino at my rcturn," cricd hcscizinghcrwhitc hand, alld prcssin"- it to his lips.

cd Julia. "Desert not fancy, shall lcad me, as much as it did tho ludian priuccss in the Conquest of Jlcxico.' And you havc oftcu rcpeated that "Nbne but the Irart deserve the fair;" and with a laugh, blush and sigh, she broke from him and vanished iuto the house. Now if Gcoge gocs. I shall havc to march to Plattsliurgh, or never hcar the last of it," said Edward Baring, mcntally, as he slowly wcndcd his way towanls the village. What r .1.-. .l. havc faiutcd. Bnt now, Julia knows I am m good hcaltb. ;r I fear my mother would not likctohavcm' siowlesscourago tnan ucorge, Julia Ware was the bauty and belle of the village, and the pride of hcr doting grand-ria-rents who had chcrishcd hcr from infancyand, although they wcre in the poorerclass. had con trivcd to give hcr nn cxcellcnt cducation, and every advantage which the children of their richest ncighbors enjoycd. And thcy often boasted that hc repaid all their care and toil forheran hundrcd fold. Shc was eo aflection- Htf nnrt ftnftritl n.l tn.liiatn'nliD on.l 1 tempered. Thc'ydidnot bclieve'ehe had aj suigie iauit, or i ouul cvcn bc guuty ofa einglc indiscrction. But womcn aro not aujcls oa carth, the opiuion of thcir admirers to the con trary uotH ithstauding, and it is only by a life of patiencc, sclf-denial, activc virtuo and picty, that they can bopc to attain thc glorious state of bccoming Iikc Ihe augels in hcavcn. Aud thougli the pcrsoual lovclincsa of Julia was pcrfcct as can ivcll be itnagiucd, yct in hcr teinpertlicro werc some faults !ucli slic liad uicro crc some lauiis iiiin suc nan d, thonghtlcssly pcrhaps, hut still to a that hcr str.ctscnseofn.oral rcctiuidc havc coudcnincd in anothcr, aud the iuiliuzcd dcgrec ..-,...i.i was now to fccl thc puuishmcnt of hcr ranity and want ofcousidcration, in the lossofalov- cr whose:aircctioii she prizcd as hcr lifc. Gcorgc Ilopkins and Ednard Baring wcre ucish'jour's children, ofthc sauie agc, similar ly tituatcd in both hciug only son?, aud thcy liad PSSSCU tllCir carlv vcars almOSt CUtircly toictlu inclccu, till tiiey wcrc si.xtccn, w hcther at school, play or work, they wcre sclilom sccn asuuder. "Kcithcr, to a common oliscncr, was thcrc at any timc, mu'-h pcr ccptihlc difTcrcnce iu thc intcliigcnce and jirom iic of the two ladii. l!oili wcrc activc. livclv and ingcniou3 happy in thc prcsent, an.l an- ticipatius a lifc of happincss aud succcss ess. jiit thcrc was a diflereucc. To conquor thosc lit- tlc onstaclcs anu flilliciiltics wHicli, at scnooi, ou thc play-grouud or iu thc field, wcrc cou stnatly rccurrins, Gcorge ahvays dcpcndol i.:m.ir 1 1.:. a tm,.-..j T.s.1 j i ".i c ri... ,i,r, UiPruul i,v. tiuus for assiduitv wcre usuallv hcstowed ou J. .,J ;it thc liour of rccitauon, ttis samc commcima- liolli, it was ouiy ny one tuat tncy wcrc mcru- cd, and ouc only was much bcncfitcd by the application. Acquiring knowlcdgcby proxj, tnougn qunc as coavcuicm lor muuy, nm uci- crbe found quite so practicahlc as voting by proxy. iiut young i.cnvuru, uiiue suniuui .i -:.i n ri. r l i J J, .ii :.i ly to astonish his rclativcs, who wcrc uevcr nnird fiir ilren leamin". aud an cniinriit niai- dcn aunt, who had piucdtosce ascholarin the farnily, was so dclightcd at hcr ncphcw's pro- digious gcnius, that shc lcft him sole hcir to hcrfortuncofBixthousand dollars, ou condi tiou in the words of hcr will, that he shou d go to collcgc .f h.s facult.es wcrc louly contmucd him, and if he rcccivcd a call, as shc firndy bclicve he would. bccome a ministcr Edward was now to bc a grcat man. I.atin was forthwith commenccd, and nothing hut "hic, ha;c, hoc" was hcard from moniing till night. Uut it b much casier to hcstow money than to impart intcllcctual cucrgy, and Edward bcfore a mouth had passod, fcicrctly wislu-d his Rood aunrbad takcn hcr gold with hcr; as UUU hc found that confincmcnt to study without the aid ofucorgc Ilopkins, was apunislimcnt far more gricvons than anv hc had cvcr cndur cd. Exccpting to those fcw whosc souls are thirsting for knowlcdge, thc ccnfmeinent to books aud study is an irksomc rcstraint, aud oue nhicb is, in Yankec land, too often infiict cd. The pride of holding thcir sons in a lcaru cd profcssion cau?cs many parents to be vcry iudifTcrcnt, or, atleast vcryill judging conccru iug the fitncss ofthc course thcy are pursuing with thcir children, and its adaptation to thcir cliaractcrs and capacilics. A good intclligcnt fanner, or mcchanic, is far morc uscful and rc spcctablc, and, I bclicvc, far happicr, than a poor iutellcctually poor scholar, who is dc pciidcnt on his cducation for eupport. 1'ut lliis is a digrcssiun. ConcluiUd ncxt ictek. OvsTEr. Harvest of F.vtn Il.wn.v. Thc New Ilavcn Couricr of Thursday says Thc act prohibiting thc taking of oys tcrs bcing ofT at 12 o'clock, Thursday night, thc signal of thrcc chccrs wasgivcn, and thcn thc rush commcuccd and has sincc that timc been kcpt up spiritcdly, by about 1,500 mcn. and probably 1,000 boats. 11 wc computc cacli uoat to havc takcn u bushcls oystcrs, thc amount caught in thc first 12 hours would bc oO.OOO bushels. At an avcragc of 40 ccnts pcr bushcl, thcy arc wortli $20,000. Tho major part, was, no doubt takcn by thc inhabitants of Fair Ilavcn, althongh thc mcn and apparatus for thc busincss, from thc neighboring towns, wcrc sccn wcnding thcir way to the sccnc of action, through thc aftcrnoon and cvc ning of Thursday. Wc understand that tlirough some 1111 forseen causc most of thc boats wcrc out of rcpair, or damagcd in some way, and wcrc found 011 bcing launclicd to be vcry Icaky vcsscls. Letter rnoji Gov. Sewahd. W'c find the following Icttcr from Ex-Gov. Scward iu thc Evcniug Jounial. AoBnnN, Nov. 4, 1843. Dur Sir I havc cousidcrcd thc informa tiun you gave mc of a mistnkcn solicitudc con cerniug my supposcd bias in favor of ihe abo- 1 .i iit.011 caniiKiaicanu luopposuioii .0 mr. u.ay. 1 1..,.. u.. 1 NJWMIU 1L1UIIUI1 H.U1C IIIUIL CI l l4 VII Vltlll 113 lo tnc corrcci.ou oi iinie as i navc iionc 111 many similar cascs, if it wcre not that ai. clec tion is at hand, whase rcsults might hcreaftcr bc supposcd to have some influcncc on my po litical cunduct. You arc thcrcfore at Iibcrty to piihlish, in any way you think propcr, that while I adhere, and expcct to adhere as long as I livc, to my publishcd priuciples and scntimcnLs coucem in!r slavcry. I still adhere just as firmly, and expcct to adhere just as long, to the Whig par- 1 ,.V il i n .1 ty and its candidatcs, through all the chaiigcs .i i i T the simple rcason that Ircgard thc hig party as the party through whosl action wisemcas urc3 aud henificcut legislation must chiefly bo sccured. Thc two State Ccntral CommittccsatAlba- ny.in August last, issucdacircularrccommcn diug thc appo.utmeut or dclcgatcs ny distnct Chicago. conveutious during the prcsent autumn, and jjgy. Bvrbcs, D. D; Bishop of Ar rccommcndcd farther that the dclcgatcs so to kansas 'T'.iL" JlcCIuskey, D. D Asst. SiSSS'R-. Rcv. Mr. Ilcnrie, D. D; Bishop of State. Those recomendations have bccn adontcd iu evcry elcctorial district. I venture to state, without asking prcvious Ieaye of the Comuiittecs. that those rccommeudations wcre madehythc Ccntral Committees on my sug gcstion and in my own language. Your fricnd and obcdient scrvant. WM. II. SEWARD The Hon. John C. Clark. From the Yt. Watchman. PUEP INTO FUTURITY-PRESI. iiau as tnere isai ineprcscni umc raucncon- vcrsation and sncculation upon the prospccts of tho Prcsidential clection, it may not bc i il l l- ainiss lugit u io iuu puuuc somo viensup- inercor, iroin tiumoer onc lo numDsr llnrly on that subject, so imporlant to lh:s wholo four, inclusivc, are hcrcby dcsignalcd for community. In the lirst placc, thtro can puhlication in (hc ncivspapcrs publishcd in bo but little doubt but that Martin Van Ru- tliis state. arceably to the clcrcnth scction rcn, ivill bo tho nominco of tho Loco Foco of tho fiflh cliaptcr of tho Itcvised Stat- rcni wl j0 ti10 nominco ortho Loco J Convcntion. and Ilcnrv Clay that o wh; and from all tho' information tl

01 II1C that I hav, bS?n. abI ,Be,hor frora var,,0,us Par,,s of 11,0 Union. I havo no rcasonable doubt but that Marlin Van Iluren willobtain Uio vole of N. Ilampshiro,AIabama,!Missouti it j Arkansas, being 29, and South Carolina 0 more, unkss the friendsof Mr. Calhoun tlmnM dinvrr In Itin mnnnonmnnt nf ihr! r oco Convcntion too much ininuitv in for- cing tho nomination of Mr. Van Durcn, in uhich case lie might ho inclinod to dircct thc voto of that Stato to bc thrown away or cvcn civcn to Mr. Clay, should that votc J bo ncccssary to kccp tho clection from tho i tiousc ol Kcprcscntativcs, whcrc ftlr. van JJnrcn would bo clccted. Tho Slatcs of jia;no n(i THinois. fcivinir 18 votcs) mav safcly bo rcckoncd vcrv doubtful, and who-! 'cverccts thcm, tho maioritv wil! bo srrall.' i Tho othcr 19 State?, sivin" 220 votcs, arc ii. rni... .fir..i.l.,. l.i ouikiui jtuij ui 1viU.uv.n;, lin Dcc. 1844, in case his lifc and hcalth aro t J .1 n r sprcaa 10 inai iimo. i-crnaps sumi: ui my IFhi" brcthrcn mav considcr this too strong1 a caso in our favor, and much morc than facts will justify rcason3 and suh I will thcreforo givc my I submit it to a candid public to juage. 1 bclicvc that gcnuinc iug pnn- ciiilcsaroas swcctto tho W hics now r,i;ill bo tn 1844, as thcy wcrc in 1810, notwith standin" thcy havc bccn most shamcfully bctrnycd by that vilo Traitor, John Tylcr. i And I do not find scarccly onc State in thc Union, unlcss it has grcally incrcascd its 1 nonulai0n. that has civcn so many Loco V(J,CS since M40 as ,ha, -cari nnd ,a n);nority. I do not

Micvo iho W h.gs arc dcad, or changcd in thcir principlcs, but they havc hccn slccpmg and in 1844 thcy will bo awako and nl tho polls, or I am no prophct. Ah! say tho faint hcartcd. this third party is what will dcfcat us. Thc third party, I must admit, i w; do SOrncthing in aid of tho clection of JIr Van Ullrcn hat nol ncar to tjic c.tcnt that somo judicious pcrson3 apprchcnd. I ho most ot tho third party mcn.lrom wnom anv danocr is annrehcndcd, wcrc, and still arc.whigs in principlc,and still posscsssomc rcason, although they may of late havcim hibcd but ono idca, and that for thc cmanci pation oflheSIavc. Thcy havoput in nomination Jamc3 G. Birncy for their Prcs idcnt, but not with (ho lcast faith of any ono of thcir Icadcrs, thatho will obtain onc clcctorial vote in the Union. Now I can not bclicvc that many of that party, who will Ict rcason havc its influcncc, (and ma ny of thcm will in my opinion usc rcason,) will throw away their votcs upon a man who thcy know cannot bc clcctcd, and thcrcby jccpardise thc clection of a man with whom thcy pcrfcctly ngrcc in six points out of scv en, and aid thc clection of a pcrson who n grccs with thcm on no point whalevcr. Whencvcr I scc reasonablc pcrsons so act, I shall havc a vcry difTcrcnt opinion ofthcm from what I now havc. Ax Examiner. Rcv, Wr. Picrpoint, of Iloston, has sucd thc Ilollis-stcct Church proprictors for n ycar's salary, and attachcd thc cstatc thcro for, That Lettkk." Thc old fox has at last bccn smokcd out of his holc. Thc Richmond Enquircr has been forccd, by nppcals from all qnartcrs, to givc thc letter lo thc 1'ublic, in whtch iwr. an Burcn dc iff! isc nounccs nnd disclaims thc prcsent Tariff iirrn ir is. ii is inn jsiioricsi nnn ronsr- qucntly thc most cxplicit Icttcr that cvcr cmanalcd from hisall-sidcd pcn. Rcad it. fricnds of thc prcsent Amcrican Tariff.andj rcmembcr him who thus annnunccs himscll opposcn to its l'rinciplc as wcll as lo its Uc iails. Thc Troy Budgct, Albany Argus and other pretcndcd Locofoco Tariff pa pcr.s, who only opposc thc dclails of Iho Tariff, will of course copy tho cpistle from thcir chicf Let it be gencrnlly circulalcd. Allamj Etcning Journal. Albany, Fcb. 28, 1843 My Dcar Sir, I tbank you vcry kind Sir,-I tbank you vcry kind- j icndly Icttcr I havc at no whcrc hcsitatcd to cxpre'ss mv mrobation of thc Tariff act of, ly for your friendly timc nor any dccidcd disapprob: thc last session, as wcll in jcspcct (o thc 1 L- 1. r jj 1. pnncipics upon wnicu 11 is lounucu, as 10 1 r 1 :n 1 ITS OCiailS. J II OUU l. III U V UU II 1 1 I IIU 1 U 1 1 1 V to that and cthcr subiccts vinws in rcsncct I bcforo tho public. In thc mean time. be- licvo mo to bo vcry sincercly, your fricr.d and ob't scrvant, 5IAUTIN VAN BUREN." The Romas Catiiolic Cncncu. U'c undcrstant that letters have been rcccivcd from Romc, by thc Rt. Rcv. Bishop Kcn- riCK, OI f liuiiuuil'ui'ii HI1UUUUI.11IJJ .uu po;n,mcnt 0f the nine new Bishops for thc 1 Unitcd Slates, who wcrc clccted at tho ast T, 'Council of Baltimore. Thcy are as fol. lows j Rt. Rev. Dr. O Connor, D. D Bishop of i PitUburgh. i Rt. Rcv. Wm. Quarlcrs, D D; Bishop of. Milwaukic. Rt. Uev. Mr. Blanchct, D. D: Bishop ofininc. and fiftyof chaptcr twcnty-cight ofj 7 I r. ci. I 1 II ...llli.n thlrfv j Oregon Rt. Rcv. John rilzpalrick, D. D; Asst Bishop of Boston, Rt. Rcv. Mr. Tylcr, D. D; Bishop ofj Hartford. Rf. Rov. Mr. Reynolds, D. D Bishop of Charleston, IV. 1 hzfress. LAWS OF VERMONT.-1S4S. Secrcfarj of State's Omce, montpclirr. iNor. 3, 1813 Tho followinz Public Acts of the Gcn cral Ascnlblv, pasocd nt tlie last session I UICS. J. Mc M. SiiArTER. Secrelarn ofSlate. No- l- An act- "',DS ,hr ,,mes 'wW- ing the county court in W ashington coun- ty It is hcrcbj- cnactcd by the Gcncral A.s. scmhly of tho Stato of Vermont, as foN lous: S 1 Tl,n of Washington, shanbc lichl at Montnclicr. in said county of Washington, on tho third Tuesdays of Apnl and Novumbcrin cach ycar. Scc. 2. Such ofthc provisions ofthc act to which this is an nmendment, as arc icconsislcnt with tho provisions ot imsr.ct, aro hcrcby repcalcd, Annrovcd Nov. 1, 1813- No. 2. An act, relatinjr to tho salo of proncrlv on cxccution l. :.u i 1 I... ,i. r. 1 i- ,3 uticuy ...i. scmbly ofthc State of Vermont. a3 fol-; I iov.-s Scc 1. hen an othccr, holding an cx-! ccution, shall lcvy thc same on hay grain in thcstraw, polatocs, timhor, lumhcr.brick Hme, con.1. charccal, nbhcs, nsachinery uscd m any sliop. mill, or laclory, niues in uio proccss ot tanmng, cord.wootl, stone, orc, jbark, slnnglcs, hivcs ol bccs, or liaj sctles, hc shall forthwith advcrtiso the same for 'salc, by sotting up an advcrtiscmcnt at somo public placc in"ttic town whcrc such propcrty was takcn, in which hcthall cnu. nrniations lo any tri.att o nppcnting htforo mcruto such propcrty, nnd itatt tho timc ,jm and whcn such couri is tiot 111 scsrion, whcn thc samo will ho sold, cithcr at tho j mav slln,inoa any truatee, wln to disch-s no placc whcrc thc samo is kcpl by such otli lc ias nppoinlcd lo tnke. to q ,jcor ccr, or at such public place, which Iimo ucforu him,and make tlicliisurc in the t,amn sliaH not bc lcss'than fourtccn days from rnanncr as rcipiired by saij chapter twcnly tho Iimo of sclting up such advortisc- nlnt.t nnd 3Uch disclosure siid comimssioii ment. Jcr shall rciurn 10 said coutt, and thc samo Scc. 2. So much of sec.lion four of chap- procccdinss shall bo had thcrcon. as if tho tcr fortyMwo of tho Ilcviscd Statutcs. ns jsa!no had'beon mado beforo suid court. is inconsistcnt with tho provitions of ihn 1 gcc. if allV trlis!cc, afler rcaoniih!o act. is repcalcd. Scc. This act shall tolic cffcct and aftcr its pabsr.gc. Approvcd Nov. 1, 181:1? from No. 3. An nct, rclating lo costs in civil aclions. It is hcrcby cnactcd by tho Gencral As scmbly of thc State of Vermont, as fol lows Scc. 1. In all civil actions now pcnding in any court in this stalc, iu uhich tho hankrupicy of tho dcfcndant shall Lc plcad. cd, and thc dcfcndant shall prcvail solcly by rcason of such plca, thc dufcndant shall rccovcr no cost against the plainlitr. Scc. 2. In all actions which may bc hcrcaftcr cntercd, in which the hankruptcy of thc dcfcndant shall bo plcuded, and thejj dcfcndant shall prcvail solely hy rcason nf such plca, Iho court may nllow or ilisallow costs against thc plainliir, lii thcir discrc tion. Sec. 3, This act shall lake cfTcct from ils passagc. Approvcd, Nov. 1, 1?43. No. 4. An act, rclating to tho dutics of chanccllors. It is hcrcby cnactcd hy the Gcncral As scmbly of tho Stato of Vermont, us fol lows Scc. I. Each Chanccllor in this stato shall havc novcr to do any act, or makc lany ordel or dccrcc, sliort or a final orilcr or dccrcc, in any cause, that may by law 'bc donc by Ihe Chan.ccllor wilhin the ju- im i nnn iiv dicial circuit for which ho may bo dcsig- natcd. Scc. 2. This act shall tuk cffcct from its passage. Approvcd "Nov. 1, 1813. No. 5. An act, rclating to new trials. It is hcrcby cnactcd by thc Gencral As tcmblv of thc Stalc of Vermont, ns fol. J0ws m ni;i;r,n shnll bn siistained Scc. 1. undcr thc provisions of chaptcr Ihirty-thrce, j shall lcavc no surviving husband, the pro cntillcd "Of New Trials," s,cction rigl.lh i batc court ofthc di-trict, whcic by law entjllcd Of New I r.a s, ?cct,on rig.i.h anJ nlntn "nIcs3 DrouS,'t within two ycars ncxl af,cr 'i'0 j"Jg'"- Scc- So ,m,ch of f ct'" n"!C ?ff 'lI 'P. af rcqu.rcs tuc.. 1 errfifl a. 11 G lirsi or &l-i:uiiu aiaitu iLiin vi r, r 1 the countv court, aftcr Iho rcndition ol the ;JUS'C0 3 Jm Smcn,1,,s,l'c:?,,,J' rcpca!cd

fPPri:c" 10V No. C. An act, relating to assignmcnts. T. 1 1... 1... ll. r.,r-il As. scmbly of thc State of Vermont, as fol- lows Scc. 1. All gcncral assignmcnts, hcrc aftcr mado by debtors for tho bcncfh of crcditors, shall bc null and void as against the crcditors of said debtors. Scc. 2. This act shall tako cffcct from and aftcr its passage. Approvcd Nov. 1, 1843. No. 7. An act, relating to tho salo of propcrty on atlachmcnt on mcsno proccss, in addition lo chaptcr twcnly-cight of thc Itcvised Statutcs. It is hcrcby tnacted by thc Gcneral As. scmbly of thc Stato of Vermont, as fo!- tuna ..i .ir .1,-11 .ir wiicn any auacn.ng ouiuci ouan n rnm.,iv in n..rsi.anco of scctions rnri--sl.r fnriv.srvpn. forl v.ciaht. forty- tnc ucvisca oiaiuies, no siiini, tncreaiicr. days thcreaftcr. make a rcturn of his salc I gec 3 Scction two of the above nam and doings on the writ upon w h.ch the i at- d j NoTembcr ,2( J342, shall tachtncntwasmadc ano e.u n tho wr 1 b 0PnP3trucd to cxtend to tlic owners of with his ao.ngs to u.e J-"-- sur.h writ. or to thc ctcrK oi mc couri 10 which such writis mado relurnablo -Pro-! rided, in caso thc dcfcndant in such writ should confcss a judgmcnt to the plainli!', bcfore ho makca sucli rcturn, then such ficcr shall makc his rcturn to (hc mnia- trale belore wnom sucn juugment is con ffsscd. Approred Nov. 1. 1813. No. S. An act, rclating to oscmpt from attachinciit. It is liercby cnactcd by thc Gen. scmbly of tho Stato of Vermont. 1 thcrc bc addcd (n scction thirtccn of c tcr forly-(wo of thc Itcvised Statutcs, sfc clauso sixth, fivc luishcls of grain, 111 ad dition to tho grain now cxcnipt and thrco swarms of bccs and hivcs, togetlicr witb thcir produco in hnnoy. Approvcd Oct. 31, 1813. No. 9. An act, rclating to proccs?. 1 ii hcrcby cnactcd by tho Gencral A scmbly of the State of Vermont, That tho tcrm writ in the proviso to scction six ly.thrcc of cliaptcr (wenty-cight of tho Itcvised Statuic.--, shall bc constrncd to includc writ ol cxccution as ncll a otigi nal wiit. Appiovcd Nov. 1, 1843. No. 10. An acl, rclating to truslco pro- CCS3. It is hcrcby cnactcd by thc Gcncral As scmbly of thc Slato of Vermont, as fo! 01VS I Src. 1. Wlien any pcrson tball be sam- moreil to apncar hclbrc any countv court l a3 tr,lsic0. j anv causc (bcrc iicndni", lsu,.ii coutt mav nnpoint n cotnuiissioncr ti t,,ko the dUclosuru of suclr titislcc. nnd thti aamc procccduig shall bc liad bcloru sticlt cormnissioncr, rclating to the disclosutc ol suc, ir,tcc, as aro prcseriln-d in chaptcr tvvcntv-nine of tho llcvUcd ?lalutrs. I Scc. 2. Anv eommissioncr, so np.cin(cil, !Ulministct all ncci-ssi.rv oalhs or nf- noticc from Micb commissioncr, .ball rcfuso or nelcct to appcsr bcfoic b.m, or apptnr. ing shall rcfuse or ni'f,h.ct to make lus u s. closuro. or to ansvvcr .lUci. intcrrogntc r as shall ba proposcd to him in vritin, ngrccably lo tbe provisions of -a.d chaplt-r iwcnty-ninc, thc county o. nri, nnh Mg wd ca.nsc bj al.own to tlie cniilrary, fUnU 1 1 -dcr jiulgmenl ngaimt said lni-slco as in c. c of di fault. Scc. 4. This act shall takc cffcct from its passagc. Apptovcd, Oct. 27, 18 13. No. 11. An act, rcgnl.tling proccc-diifc? against trusteci.. It is hcreby cnactcd by thc Gcncral A.v- scnibly of tho Slate of Vermont, as lol- ows Scc. I. No cxccution .shall hcrcaftrr is- s.io against llic hi.dy of iho trustce, cxcciit hcn such pcrson shall bc n.lpidgcd n truv tco undcr scclion Ihirty.fmir of chaptcr Iwentv-nino of tho "evised Stnlutcs. Scc. 2. 'I hi.s nct shall lake ctfcct from its passagc. Approvcd Oct 2S. 1813. No. 12. An Act, rclating lo Proccss. Il is hcrcby cnactcd by thc Gcneral Assembly ofthc Stalc of "Vermont, That commissioncrs of liigliwnys may, cithcr joinlly or scvcrally, sue any one or morc of the potittonrrs who 9igneu ine pciu.on j nn uhich said coinmissionc-s wcrc ap j pointcd, and may rccovcr for their scrvi ccs, thc samo as though all Iho potilioncn "1" wcre juincd as dufc ndants, Approvcd Nov. I, 11543. NV i:i. An Act. iclitina to thc -ettlc- mciit of Estatcs. It is htribij cnaclnl by tftr Gtnrtl .1 -scmbly ofthc State of Vermont, That w h 1 cvcr any malc pcrson dics Icaving isn nnd shall lcavf! no widdWt Or vvllCI.OCr I anv feuiale pcrson dies Icaving issuc and oatc court of thc .l.-(r,ct w nei. such person's cslalc is scttlcd, m disc.ction, on the rcturn of thc i if thc same shall not cxcccd onc may, 111 its in;entory, hundrcd and fiftv do!.lrsand tho cstatc bc intcstatc. i ..n hv a uccrcc lor tliat purposc, dsaigu mc 1 "J 1 jwnoic oi sucn csiaie m uicuiiiuicu I dcccascd for thcir own usc. .1 i.:l.l rtr ,l,ft Approvcd ov. 1, 1S4J. No. 14. An Act, pioviding for thc col lection of Taxcs asscssed cn Real Estate. It islicrcby ennctcdby thc Gcneral As sembly of thc State of Vermont, as fol lows Scc, 1. This act shall bcin amcndmcnt of chapter scveniy-scven of thc Rcvised Statutes.. and of an act in addition thcrctn, approvcd Nov. 12, IS12. C o Tho rnnslable who nMV Scll jands hy virtuc of said acts, shall make out a true liat of hc lands so sold, llieici.i .j..:,,i; iim limn hcn. the ncrson to h'0 d"tlie surn for which each piecc nf r,.r rcc. nrd in thc omce ot tlie town cieru ju tho

town wliere said lands lie, wilhin thirty davs from the day of sale, and said town cerij sliall tecord the same withiu ten days

nrca:d ac, tll3 PIO- nuo iu Coneludrd onfiurth pa$

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11- t- ATOINTMESTS BY THE GOVER NOlt. PursK tat toJolntrcsolulhns ofthe Gtntral Assemtly David M. Camn, of Derby, William Hebanl.of Randolph, Gcorgc C. Cahoon; of Lyndon, r- rr ,!,.vUp tlin best moile of allcvia. tu-thccouditiottortheincurablc insane autl tvpurt to the next Legislaturc. Cliarles Paine, of Northfield, Hiland Hall, of Bennington, Isiac F. Rcdficld.of Montpelier, Cjmmittcc to exaraiuc thc papcrs and corres puudence collcctcd by Heury Stcvens, Kq. I l 111IIJ5 lu liiu in ij j j this state, and to lake mcasurcs fur procur-1 iu an.l prcscrviug said papers, togcther witli 1 1 T j a h,r. f I 1 POHCCILU tjtn revuiiuiuurtij iuuo said Stcvcus. runuant lo the Constitution. I V. UEltARD, of Randolph, to bc fourth. .W.staut judge ofthe Supreiue Court, vice li.uiielKtllos.dcclmed. ty WeuudcrstandJudgcHcbard also has tl,ued. I MR. WEISSTER, AT ANUOV1SH. Thc FcxWhigmectmgat Andover eon- i:ed or umueroiis aeiegatcs lrom evcrv ion si die County the Avhole assendily cotisistius fuearly 5000,m "a beautifollittle ampbithe- 're," a stage bciug crected for tbe spcakcrs. Vn. Ptcpbens of Andover, prcided. Ad- dre.es were made by Mr. Stcphcns on taking tiecuair.aiiutne nou. o. i. rninps oi caiem, !.en lr. w cbster was mirouuceo, anu sPoko nriv nvonours. xne uraeu juuruui, aui- i m i t ii t i The Lowell Joumal, adc- ,-I..-d HeiH-y Ulav paper, baviug nm up his csi againsi io curso m,c Jl,ig from the bcgiuuiuK, thus handsomely stamped upon lts soil and ils mstitutions r:e:iks of the address. W'c bope, hcreaftcr the pnncipal of Personal Freedom. As ho 1: -,cc uo niorc disparasins allusions to Mr. pronounccd this culogium, his kindling cyc, V. in tlio Hhig papcrs." This work should an( eniphatic smile, and energotic aclion, fy.-over bavc liecn hft to what is called the at once ogspoko a hcart profou'ndly devoted crmocrrcr." ,0 ,)ie cause of nuinan Rights, and indi- Mr. AVeb?tcr tben came forward to tho cated the powcr with whicb ho could urge froat of tlie ftac, nnd was receivcd with Rrcat jts claims. eailrjiiasm by tlie vast concourse of people. i, jc nuded to the praise which had here could uot bave becn lcss thau fivc thou- j becn bc3towC(j upon his fathcr. Any tes tiud prescnt. A ldy of men, we cuture to i f h;s counlrymen to nny ser sav. for resnectahihtr and sterbng wortli, j..i ,i,m ,i.,..B o:.ldnotbccxeclledl.y any body of men in viecs he m.ght hae rtndercd them. a najs .hristcndom. Tl.ey wl-rc indced thc ".r touchcd h.s hcart. Rut a teslimon.al to ofEssiT." i 'ho scmccs of his father and here he Mr. Webstcr commcnccd his epccch by spoke wilh much cmotion almost inovcd saying that in tho rcniarks he was about to ,im beyond measure ho would carry it i.iake, be should uot have to do with the pol- j ,vj(, ,im forevcr. itics of the State. He said thc pcojile umlcr- j-10 service which hc had comc to pcr stood thos? matters vcry wcll alrcady. The f ha(, not t bcen dono Tbe sun I.eg.datnre of Massachusetts, tho preseut loMnnrrow, will seo it com- vear, was not of thc charactcr which would r );r l ommend ittelf to the people ofthh State I'lcled'. U cje it tho last day of his l fc he JtdidnotsmaekofOld Jlassacliu5ctts;it was 'should feel happy to depart at such an -fa character nnknown tobcr, and which hcr hour. 1 cople would not put up with for auother f Ho closed by invoking tho blcssing of vear. For tbe election of GEG'RGE X. (;0j Up0n them, and retircd amidst tho ap RRIGGS aud JOHX REED he wcut with nI .us of ti10 vast multitudc." iuii; iiciui jii.li. ius with immctisc cliL'crni. 1 1... .1 ,tr,A.i:.;..n of nation .1 matters, such as a Xational Cur- rcncv, TarilT, Uauk, and so forth. We have not timo to go into an abstract of his speech, nd wi!I oulv sav that it was a real, truc, un- ntistakable Wufo Spkecii, oue that will havo R.WLS.1ADS. All the Vermont chartcrs for rail roads will be unavailablc, should Xew Ilampshire perseverc in hcr radical policy, cx- ccpt runuing round Iier, via Xorlhfield, &c. a bcnd ofsj-.:.e 30 miles to rcach Otter Creek, 1 or White'iall llut wc have noiv uo fcars on that .eo. The subjcct has becn brouKht bome, aud tbe mutakcu nohcy tcstcd. Wo doubt!ietherf.veutymcmbers ofthe House, to be choscu in .Mareh next, will bo fouud un- williug to providc for the hanl caaes, by sub- uiittmg thrm to ati impartial jury, or makiiie; othcr satisfactory irovisions, without which n cljarter for any rail road would be iu vaiu. y.ll.Stti tit T r T c:. jilr. Millcrhas wrrttcn alcttertotho "bisns of oftl.0 Times." complainiug ofthe cvideace he re.ehv.1. diirimr his latcioumev to Itostou,

oftlieetravasauce and cvcu Janatichm oftoo m-ny of bb followcrs. j Mikc Wal.-h, tho abusive cditor ofthe Sub trrrancan, X. V. came iuto Court on Friday, nnd receivcd sentKiice on threc librls, aftcr Liut il-.L- cn:nmcnt hv the Jiidse iu one case r,... ,.r M'i i-iim .i ,i, u srand eTtct upon thc commumty and tuc house, in Broadway, whcrc Iio has lingcr w!ii;party. Hc is iudced a Massachusetts cd for many WCeks. Col. 'J'rumbull liad vlife-a Kaneuil Hall whig, and wc may M, rcs;dcnce quile rcccntly at 'V;?,PJ!eare c,?,1"'ela "KY; Z Ili,. whcre tho Trumbull Gallery iiio. LtOictu juurniu i i.tbcr, ana-CTavatel case.'two' months iin- nccticut. It cmbraccd thrce ox-Govcrnors. prisanmen: in tbe rcnitcutiary. and to stand viz. Ellsworlh, Footo.and 1 ctcrs. Alsocx-coinmitU-J uutil tbe fiucs are naid. Senators and cx-Mcmbcrs of Congrcss, in j Tb. XewVorkl'Iebeianallirms Ihatmctof vo-es east m that city at the late elcc- tmumi.ivorortwenty-ouc ycars rcsulcncc or r --i--, j tha nJit of suunis;e, nml eclmling tlicin from ..m.... ,,i..i,,.:. ,ii3 ..r... rc'r its." Rc.nemlicr this, adopt'cd citixeiw! oays t"ie Tii!n:nr, whenyou aretold that tbe ffhii; .k M clepnvc you ol political ngtits wnile tne i.ni-01 ar; j cur disiutcrcstcd cliampions. o- 7UM. Oltjcctiun is made in somc quartcrs to Mr. Clay's p-incut Ictters. We sec liothin in 7ir. Clay'slcttrrsiu rclation totha actiug l'rcs i.lcntofwlpcb ecan justly complain. Wliat he tbinks of that fiinctionary asapublic man as a naliticiau hc savs. And this is Mr. Clay's wont. He is not a man to conceal his opmioiis aooui anyiuiug. Ji nc uciiuvcs ;i jmMic clnractcr to bc weak, vacillating, and faitblcss,"' bc will bc snre to put tbore words lo-.vn on p?pcr whcnever hc hns occ.ision to write on tlie Mibjects. Alexandria Gazttle. HOW STAXD3 THE DAY? Thc Evcmng Post aud thc Plcbeiau cflcct r iircsem post- r .1.: 1 i.i" .Martin Van liuren and Taminanv Hall. Let

ns looK ai tne ouiciai results. J lius, takin thevotefor Scnator in tlio city, which is tho only corrcct tcst of Van Burcn's strength here. Mnrris Franklin, (Whis) M. M. Quackcnbos, (Xativc) 6,205 22,.VT, 14,:e D. R. F. Jone.s (V. 15.) An'.i-Tammany majority iu tlio citv. 8,2:51 Thcrc are otbcrs for Mike W:il.h, abolition ond scatterinj, whicli ntay nuinnnt to 500, to b; ncKlcil to tbe above aali-Tammany majori ty. Tbere arc majoriticj against Tammany Hall in all of the wards cxctpt the Fourth aud SLvth. .V. Y. Erprcss. Hnar Clw. Thc Raleih Rcsistersays: "Oj'ithi'J epcially recom'ieii'N Henr) (!iv to tli3 siiircrage of the Rreat boily of yeo m tn-yof the L'nited Sta:s. He vsone ofthtm. ini iu htimbly obscurity, he owcs not his cl-f.-i'ioii! trnvcalthy parenLsor splcn.lid family r n-i 'ctioits. Wlntover he is, he U iudeblcd i U .h it orisinal greatnes.- nf mind, the gift I'.-iWi to tlnt prineipls of umvcaried, :r. nn l piMeverin; industry, which no llr "vcrgre.it. canl.l titmback from to be elatcd by the results or the city clcct.on. So)oraon Pain0 Subslitute, Gurdon 'IVum-; hc ft.lt through tho fight.) Thc chicf then butthelea. en.m Taminany Hall arc far from 1 raised his tomahawk, and when ho was "l"?"'! C'r, T1!S', ,llc.y tomee vLrth nnncrPnnnl Dislriet.-Deleate. ilhin somo 20 feet in tho act 0r throwing its purpose, and to thc discrimuiating judgment of nis fcllow-citizcns ivho best kncw him, and and who well apprcciated those talcnts and that patriotisin, on which a nation may safcly rcly." Mn. Adasis in Cincinnati. Mr. Ad aros arrivcd in Cineinnati on the 8th inst. and was rccoived wilh all thc cnthusiasm his charactcr nnd scrviccs dcscrve. A sig nnl onn fmm tho hishts abovo the city an- nftiinrprl Im aDDroach. At the foot of .Mount Anburn he was mct by tho Mnyor and citizcns and cscorted to tlie llcnrio Houso. Soon nfter he appearcd on tho haleonv ofthe Hotel and was receivcd wilh' a s(orm 0f hurrahs. Thc Mayor addrcsscd llim in an appropriatc speech. to which Mr. 1 i .l,........l .-uams rcsponuea wun ius usum ciuucubu. Thc Cineinnati Hcrald says j0 rcfcrrcd to tn0 circurastanccs whir.h had induced his visit to tho West. He naj 0ftcn ,es;re( to 6C0 this new world, which was a wilderness tthcn he begnn liis publ!c carecr, but thcre wcrc so many oh- struclions it socmcd to him impossiblc. U hcn tho invitation was givtn nim 10 ai lend nt Ihe Iaying of lho corner stone of w j tion vanishcd the wny was opencd lor tlie nccomplishment of wbat bo had so long dcsircd. je refcrrcd bricfly to prominent ovents ,h car,v is.torv of this Slate- and cs. nri,:nnn.n nr 17S7. which r r ,ho Norlh pccialiv u iinn H'c r i DF.ATil OFCOL. JOIiN TRUMBULL. Wo lca. n from thc LsnrcM or last c o- ning, that thc vonerable Lol. John 1 rum- bull, the aid of the immortaj ashinglon, nn morc. Ho brcathed his last ycstcr- dav tnornin"-, at 10 o'clock. at the boarding !ms Innn hnilt and adorncd bv the oriclnals

of nearly all his splcndid paintings, anU bcncath which liis niorlal rcmains arc to bo intcrrcd, by tho side of thoso of Alrs. Trumbull, who died somo ycars sinco Cf) Trumbull was ngcd 67"years. Co Trumbull. our rcaders will rccollcct, dhtinguishcd officcr in thc j? revolution, but our first grcat pamtcr. Four or his grcat guinting now adorn l he panncls of lho rotunda or tho Capitol. lho namcs are as follows i Philadclphia Dcclaration of Indo- pen(cnco. 2. Satatoga Capitulation orDurgoync. 3. Yorktown Surrcndcr or Cornwallis. a..,,Anr 4. Ann.pohs- Washington s Surrcndcr of his Commission. Gheat Wiiio Co.nvuxtio.i in Co.n kecticut. Thc Whigs of Connecticut mct on Wcdncsday in Stalo Convcntion at New Haven. The Couricr says I'he Convcntion was ono ot lho largcst ana masi rcspeciauic uur ku""-,1;u vu"- T I .1 i t addition lo an unusuallv laree numbcr or vcnctable mnn from thc nsricullural dis tj e Fathers of the Slalc," and also somc cnerCotic. ir.tc11iScnt men of middle aferroin almost cvcry ranK anu proiession J in onnccticut. Tho Committco of one Trom cach town, cmbracing ovcr one hundred. appouilcd tD nominatc ataio oiucers, rc porica Knr Guvernor. Roccr S. lialdivin. For Liculcnant Govcrnor. Itcubcn lioolli. For Sccrctarv. Danicl P. Tvler. ForTrcasur- cr, Joseph B. Gilbcrt. For Complrollcr, Abiiah Cartili2ttn 'J ho Committcc of ono from cach Coun. ty, appointcd to nominatc Dcligalcs to tho Baltimore UMivcntion, ann also inc uoun ty Comniiitce for thc cnsuing ycar,reportcd n3 folloKS Fiist Conjrressional District. Dclegatc, Wm. W. ElUworth Substitutc, Ucni. U. Sccond Congrcssional District Deic gatc, S. D. Hubbard Substilute, Samuel A. Foote. Third Congrcssional District. Dclccatc.

Tmmnn Sm th SnhsiiLiitc. i homas IS. Osborn. r-t At the closo ot tno uonvenuon, ttireo hcarty and cnlhusiastic chccrs wcre given for irenrv cla.. and tho Convcntion ad- i

i Joe Smith- Thc following odd resoluV lions. nmnni otbera. wcro nasscd at tho opcn:ng of Joo Smith's tavcrn at Nauvoo. un thc 3d u!t. Rraolvcd, Gcn. Joscnh Smilh, whcther wo view him as a Prophet at tho hcad or thc chiirch. a Gcncral at thc head or tho Lrgion, a Mayor at tho head or tho City Council, or as a Landlord at thc hcad of his tablc, hc has fcw cquals and no supc-'same nor. Rcsolvcd, That Nauvoo, lho grcat cmpo-1 rmm of tho West, thc ccntre of all ccntres, a city or thrce vears growlh, a population r 18.000 souls, congregatcd from tho four quartcrs of tho glo& cmbracing all the inttlligenco of all nations, with industry, frugality, cconomy, virtue, and brothcrly love, unsurpasscd in anv ago of the world, a suitablc homo for tlie sainls Privato lettcrs from Qucbec lnention that many farmers in tho vicinity of Queboc and towards Kamourasks. havc much oats and potatoes still out, wilh snow on tho ground and hard frost. It is fcarcd that tho irecossity which drovo tho peoplo of that district to petition for and cxcept of aid from the Lcgislalurc in 1834-5 to pur chaso sced corn, may again cxist, allhougb such assistancc will not now-a-days be giv cn them. Many farmers in tho District of Monte al havo" also becn caught by tho early frost. rhousands ofbushcls aro still tntiicgrounu Vn.idrpu.il thero aro tcn thousand bush- nQw Qut lho S simiIar North and ,u r.nnf,ra of Two Mountains. and also f chambIy st. Hyacintho, and J nmirilli. All thcso will bo lost. weiiavo not yet hcard from the Eastern Townships. Montreal Herald. Correspcndcncc of tlie Tribuno. Puii.adei.phia, Nov. 13 3 P. M- Rinr: AVnNG TIIE FlUEJIF.N SSVEBAI Pcnso.Ns Suot! Our City has again bcen thesceneof sevcral dcspcralo and bloody nflirts betwcen thc Fairmount and New Maiket (or Baltimore) Engino Companics on tho one side, and the Uooct hhi auu Wcccacoe IIoso Companics on tno omcr. nnrintT the conrsB of vcsterdav aflernoon, somc fiftecn or twcnly membcrs of the for- .r rnmnnTiip. who wero out at the atcr

Works, wcro attackcd and beaicn oy uie annndcd an alarm of firc, for the avowed Oack iar thc Good Ul, wno, in conncclion with about 100 members of the Wcccacoe, wcre stationcd in and about ihoir bouic. out Race slrect becond Ifroad Beinir present, I salislicd mysclf as to the cxtcnt of their determination to kill, or shoot, evcry membcrorthe Fairmount and New Maikct, should thcy approach them nml. (o make cood thcir purpose, had armed ihr.msrlves wilh cuns, pistols, oc. ui tno fnrmnr. I COUHtcd SOVCn. Tho carriago ct the rairmouni, udoui u nVlnrk. had bcen scized upon by tho UooU Will.broken up.and thrown into tho Schuyl- kill I? v-cr. Retwcen 8 and 0, thc Fairmount, with a force or scveral hundrcd.marched out Race strcet as far as Schuylkill Fourth, whcn thcy wcre mct by thc Good Will and cc cacoc members, who mslantly discharged fivo muskets. loaded with buckshot at thcir assailants, wounding sercral pcrsons, two of them arc supposcd to be scriously in jurcd. Their namcs arc tlarvcy anu Hlor- ris, the formcr sliol in tne aouomeu, iuu lalter in lho ncck Clubs, stones, and oth cr dcadly inissiles wcfe uscd with frighlful viokncc. Tho Fairmount wete finally ovcrpowcrcd, and obliged to run for thcir Iiin. There wcre scveral thousand pcr- som conccrned in this afTair. which contiu ucd up lo half past 10 o'clock, which hour I Icft tho ground. WHO KILLED TECUMSEII? Durinir tho rcccnt viiit of Col. R. M. Johnson to Concord N. II., an atnusing incidcnt occurrcd at thc dinncr tablc, which is thus dctailed by tho Ncw-Hampshire Pat- "ot: Mr. William Loiv. ono of our oldcst citizcns, made a point at the dinncr, which addcd crcat intcrcst to it. Hc commcnccd wilh saying tnai ne acsireu iu i- -j blunt qucstion to Col. Jolmson that ho wasaplain, blunt man; and ho pursued liis object with dircctncss ann tn a siraigm ftrward way. Ho alludcd to tho carly his- j tory or the country, and paid a filting Iri butc to tho memory or Gov Picrce. Ho ta.ked to the Prctidentor the companyana then tiirough him lo Col. Johnson. His rcmarks rclatcd to various mattcrs, touch- nr mion one subiccl at ono momcnt anu starting anothcr thing at anothct momcnt. Bv Ihe course or his obscrvations ho suc cedcd in blinding thc tninds or most to the subiect or thc intsrrogatory ho wishcd to put; and ho gol ctcuu, i"s his disclaimcr, Tor a good dcal or tact, skill and adroitncss Ho at last came lo thc n- tcrrogatorv bluntly cnough; bui nc uiu noi wish Tor a" reply, if Ibcro was any dclicacy about answoring. Then addrcssing Col. Johnson, he askcd "Col. Johnson, did you, or did you not. in your own opinion, kill Tccumsch Shouts upon shouts foN lowcd this, and whcn it had subsided, Col. Johnson said that, called upon in such a manncr, amor.g such a people, ho fclt not the lcast hcsitation in answcring tho qucs tion promplly and fully. Thereupon hc dcclarcd, In my own opinion, I did kill Tccumsch Hc statcd to the company cidcncc upon which his opinion rcstcd,that tliey might judgc as wcll as hc. Tho In dians ncar the quarlcr whcrc ho was had bcen scveral timcs routcd and again brought to the charge by a Icadcr. who commandcd and was obcycd as thc principal chicf. Col. Johnson pushcd his horso towards this chicr, dctcrmincd lo cnd thc dcspcrate fight by his dcath, if possible. IIc himscir was woundcd badly and ho supposcd rrom weak. npss nnd fainlncss that he was gono any how, so that ho didn't estimato tho risk of 1 his own life al a vcry high rate. JAS thcy approachcd cach othcr tho Indlwi fircd, I putting a ball Ihrough Col. Johnson's bndlo hand. (which Col. J. said was the ouiy snot t ...u: u uz. it Loi. Jonnson icvciifca a pisioi wuiuu u bad concealcd from the view or tho chict 1 II" 1 XrAnA and snot nim ucau. nu pwi nuusu with a ball and threc buckshot. Tecumseh was found killcd at Ihii vcry spot. A ball nirnH bis breast near the hcart: ono lmclc shot look cflcct a little higher up on the breast, anothcr in lho ncck and tho third in tho hcad. Various other facts wcre statcd, but we havo no spacc to rofcr to them. Whcn Col. J. look his scat, Judce Upham rosc and said, as he bclievcd mcntion had bcen made or a jury, as an issuo had been made up and tho cvidcncc laid bcforo thc juiy, ho would proposc that the company, the jury, should rcturn at thc limc thcir vcrdict. It wasagrecd lo, nnd tho nninion or tho lurors was ascer- tained bv risin". All wcro of ono mind, arid tho jury returncd a vcrdict in favor or Uol. Johnson, or "Uctl.Ty of tiie blood of Tecumskii 1" M.onAMMED Ali Destkuctivness. In Mr Gliddon's scccnd lecluro on Hictog yphical Litcraturc, the following fact was introduced in conncction with lho soluiion or various hierological problcms. Tho splcndcd avenue that leads from lho Tcmple of Luxor in Thcbes to ihat of Karnac is (Tnnki? fnr n mili on cach side by coiossai spainxcs anJ decorations, nnd had scveral of those gigantic portals, called Propylca, nhich rorm crand a teaiuru m gypuau nrrliiipp.tnrp. Each Pvlon i adorncd wilb tho sculplurcsof Phataoh whoerected it, ol which asimilar use is maae, as oi me ira let jlbydos, (already menlioned iu a notice in this papcr.) The dale is about B. C. 1GC0. "Tno middlo galeway, saiu Rlr. Gliddon. bcautiful in proportion, and faced with ihe Durest cramte, was tho mosl pcr fcctorallup to tho ycar 1838, whcn Mo. tellalcd palaccs, strongly fortificd, about hammcd Ali caused this r.mgnificcnt Pylon c;g,tCcn miles northeast nf Jesireh. At which had dcfied the Persians and Plolemy tlal ,imP, Nooroolah Bey, chier.irthe Hak Satbyrus, aud had flood ercct for upwards ary Koord, was on a visit to Badcr Khan of 3,490 vears, lo bo blown up wilh gun- rjey for ,be purpose of obtaining his coop. powder!" This atfocity was perpetratcd eralion against the Ncstorians. Dr. Grant inordcrtobuildanindigoractorythatrailed spent teD days with them, removing. from to answer ils purpose, and wss closed in t;me t0 t;met higher up lho mouulaii.s, 1840, and a'.so to conslruct some saltpplro nhcre ihey aro accustomed lo spend ihe works that do not pay, bccause the chemists, SUmmer undcr tcnts. He says in their anxiety to obtain a job, 'orgot that lho neighborhood did not furnish a sufhcient supply of nitrous earih lo suffice lor 400 pils. J his is ouly ono oi me auumuiauuijj ofthe recreant crewwhn, oflateyearf, havo curscd tho land of Iigyp'" Bolton Transcript THE ANNEXATION oFtEXAS. We took occasion a fcw days ago lo men. lion tho rt-ception of a paniphlct on ihe Tex an Revolution, by Probus." We do not know who Probus" is, but wo conjecture him to bo David L. Child. At any rate, he has done a good service. The pamphlct occupies 84 large pages iu smajl type, and contains a mass orwell authcnticatcd facts. diawn mostly from official documenis, ex hibiled wilh piquant and apposite romments. These facts are known to but few of thc American people, though decply concerning them. Thcy show beyond all qurstion that tho project of getling Tcxas addcd to tho Uoion by hook or by crook," has been long cherished, and Ihat tho means rcsorlcd lo have bcen unwarrantable and outragcous. It waa a darling project of Gcn. Jackson, and from tho momcnt he cama into power ho set himscir about il wilh grcat assiduity. In cxsmining the correspondence belwcen our Govcrnment and that or Mexico, pub lished by order orCongrcss, Probus discov ered frcquent rcferencc to othcr lettcrs which are not lo bc found, but arc supprcsscd as vrivaie, not being of a nalurc fit for ihe peo- plc to seo but what are publishcd sufficicnt ly discloso that tho principal business of our Ministcr in Mcxico, for the last fourlcen vears. has been to coax, intrigue, whecdle and chcat Mexico out of Tcxas, and that finally fraud aud force wcre added in lho mosl sinistcr manr.er through the agcn. cy of Houston and tho Texan voluntoers. In all these intrigucs, Mr. Van Buren was as rcady if noi as wiliing an inslrumcnt as any Soutliern Slavc-bold;r, the grand objecl being the exlension of slavcry into that rich and fertile region, where the Mexicans had abolishcd it. Our government bcgan lho quarrcl with Mcxico, because her govern. ment would not make a trcaly to deltvcr up fugiiive slavcs. Thi3 cfiort was made as soon as John Quincv Adam3 was driven OLt of offico by tho miserablc, kuavish Jivp ocriiical crv of barcain and corruption,' and whcn Mexico ncremptorily refused, the efforl was rcdoubled to eet potsession of Texas. To accoiuplish this, wo have sev. cral timcs been very ncarengaging in a war wilh Mcxico, and hostilitiss would actually havo commcnccd at one time if Gcn. Jack. son could have not from Congrcss tho au- thority he asked for. We verily beliovo. that Mr. Adams and a few other U higs, sav. ed thc country from a war wilh Mcxico in which lho lattcr would no doubt have called G.eat Britain to hcr aid We cannol now! bo into particnlars, but wo shall rccur to tho correspondence of Mr. Poinsclt, or S. C, Mr. Anlhony Uuller, Uie latlcr a lcxas lanu specu'alor or tho most profligato character, and Mr. Powhailan Ellis, a Missippi plantcr all Ministers to Mcxico. What requircs immcdiate and pressing attcntion is, that Lake Champlain to Boston and New rork, Mr. Tjler and all his guard arc now bent and thus have hcr choicc in the tnarkets. in carrying out Gcncral Jackson's plan of There is probably not much diffcrcnco bc anncxing Tcxas to tlie United States, and twcen tho routes in point ofdistanco though orstretcliing Ihe dominions of Tcxas ovcr lho Kccne Sentinel asscrts itasan ascer Calirurnia. The Santa Fe cxpcdition and (taincd fact that the Southern route is 10 Ihe seizure or Monto Rcy by Com. Jones, miles shortcr than the routc Ihrongh Cou which was a little prematuie, were all a part cord, Lcbanon and Montpelier. Bul thest ofthe samc syslcin or opcrations. What things aro all to bo taken considcralion, and now causcs grcat urgcncy, as wcll as tho rJDw is llic time. utmost secrccy in bringing Tcxas into the j The Burlington Free Fress. Union, is tho fact that the single stur Rcpub- lic is in a vcry embarra-scd condition and "'here the Money Goes. Thc sal many or Ihe cmigrants are bpginning to ary paid by the ylnti.Slavery soeiely to t'niiik or abolishir.g slaverv. This would James G. Birncy. ihe "friend of man upsct all tl.e plans ofthe cxtcndcd domin- and the AntiSlavery candidale for Pres. ionof slavcry which havo been so long chcr- ident of tho Unitcd Stalcs, is S"i,280 pcr ishcd, and ll c only way to prcvcnt abolition annum, bcsidesjtraveling expcnses. Thal is lu bring Tcxas into our Union immdiatc- paid lo thc inlcnsely bencvolent Joshua ly. Besidc's, ifshvery is abolished there, Leavilt, cdiior orthc Emancipalor, 81, tlie slavcs orall llio Nortli-.Wcslcrii Staics 800 per annum and to Hcnry B. Stanton, will run axvay in thrce years, and thus ut- 81,800 and his travcling cxpenses. Who lerly destroy tl.e South-Wcstern slave mar-'woudn't symphathiso with tho poor slave ket. bv which Virainia. Marvland and N. (ot 82000 porennum? Carolina now thrive. The w'holo qucstion, then, oflibotty and slavcry from Chespeake l!av to Gulf ot Caifornin. lurns on tho sim- plo point to which thc public ntlcution can nol bc to much aroused. Tbere ought lo bc a hundred thousand copies or Probus" printed and circulatcd immcdiately. Let a chcap cdition be printed which cvcry body can buy. Kcnnebcc Joumal. Departuke or Emigrants ron Liberia. The splcndcd barque Lairobe, under the command ofCaptain John E. Alten, snilcd jeslerday morning, at eleven o'clock, from Bond strcet IFharf, with belween seventy and cighty cmigrants destinod for lho Mary land colony on tho coast of Afrtca, undcr thc paironage oflhc ATaryland Colonizition Societ-. They wcro all, we learn manu. mi'.led slavcs, and a grcat fproportion or them wcro fcmales and childrcn. Tho cer cmonies on board, prior to their dcparturc, wero of tho most tnterosling character. An apnropriatc, imprcssive and clonuenl ad dress to the cmigrants Rev. 11. V. D. Johns, owcd by a Tervant prayer for ihe saefiy and( fn"ier went t0 i-Tancc, lrom Knode Uland, prosperityorthe vessel ar.d her crew from somcforty years ago, during the revolution, tho Rcv. Mr. Aldich, orihc Bablisl Chu c!i; whoro hemarried an accomplished English nfter which J. II. V. Lalrnbe, Esq gave lady, by hom he had twosons, and by judi thcm uparling rarowell. in behalf of ihe cious itivestmcnls of his money, laid the Society, as its prcsiding officer. As tho foundation or an immonse fortunc, which vcsst-l leritho harr three hcarty cheersllis Sons have rccently inherited. Mr.Ed woio gtvcn by the crowd assembcd fci lho worJ rhayer, tho youngcst son, marricd wharf, which wero answered by ihe? ciri. lno on'y daughter of tho Duke do Padua, grants. and sho moved off wnh alight hWzo n cousin-of the Emperor Napolean. Boih lo tho land or their rorcfiithers Jlr. G'.Kid- of lhoso gentlemen occupy a high social wyn, who liberotcd lhirtj.ono or tho e-ni- distinction in Paris. The jounger is a Iea. grants, was present onjiho occasion. as as ding politician, and Tailcd in being elecled alsoalargo nnmbcr oriadics, who appeatod 10 theChamber orDepulio, during the last to ba entbubiastic in lho causo. Sun. politican canyass, by a very few votes. TIIE NESTORIAN ATlSSiCRE. The Missionary ierald for NovcmW bas adviccs up to tho 23lh Ju!y from Dr. Grant. tho American Missionary to lho Nestorian Christians. Hc is personally acquiiutcd with the principle nctors in tne tragedy, particularly Badcr Khan Bey, clu f Buhtan, ho is regarded as tho most pow c rful leadcr in all Koordistan. No longer ao than June lat, by special invilation, Dr. Grant visitcd his rcsidence two cas- prCparai;ons were them makit'g for an ;nvas;on 0rlbe Nestorian country by a large rmv ouc division of which was scnt to co-operato wun tne army oi mo uiiw-j chicf againsl lho Neslorian tribe of this ioon after I left. Tne purposo was openly arowcd of thoroughly subducing tbe wholo ortheNcstorians, and some ol the dervis!i. es and moo!ali3, it was said, had adviscd a war oroxlermination, which 'God would re gard as a work orspccial characler This Hadcr Khan Bey, by the way, is n mos zealous Mohammedan, 'a pillar ofthe fuilh,' an open cnemy of Uhristianity, and not like ly to show any great mercy to ils followers .ul.on tbpv nnpe fall undor his powcr. I when thcv once fall unuor nis powcr. learned that he had spoken or my building in Asheta, and said that he could dnvo us Vnm ihn mountains. To mc. howevcr. his ncpottmcnt was apparemly vcry fricnd ly.and ho tcpeatcdly told mclhat in cascof his intendcd invasiun ot lyary, our nouses and nronertv should rcmain enlirely safe hn nlsn added thnl anw N'c.sorians who mi"ht take sheller with mo should be unmo lcslcd. My coufidcnce in his promises is not such as to allow mo to expose myself to tho nower oT his merciless Koords; but 1 havo some hape thal my visit has had tho effect to save lho niission prcmiscs from deslruclion. The Tutks have lcsrr.ed ihe iinportant secret that knowledge is power and thcy are unwilling that this poyer should ho iniDaricd to tho native Chtistians, and esneciallv to those who have, as ihey ihink, to much of it already. In a letter datcd July 28th Doctor Grant considcrs tho comDlcte subiusation of the Nostnrinns inevitablc. The work of destruction is still coing forward, and 1 have no bope or its ceasing till this brave ocodIo aro finallv crushed, and thcir indo- nendcnco is cone" What will bc the cnd of these things no one can tcll. THE RAIL ROAD All lho world east of us is awako on thi8 subiect. and would it not be wcll that we bestir ourselves in the matter. Burlington secrm to be regarded as the r.atnral lermin ation for either toutc, while thcrc is room for some diversity or opinion as lo which is the most feasiblo routc, and which tho moie serviceable lo the public. That ihe stock for' ono or Ihe other will le shorily taken un, wo havo the stroncrst rcason for bc. licving, and hence we regard prompt aclion by thoso having aa interest in ihe maticr. as all imponant. i ne laci is noi io uc uis-cuisc-d that, with us public sentimcr.l pre pocderatcs in favor ofthe souihcrn routc, as dividing the state to bcttcr advantage, wlulc the northorn scction lrom this lo nut land would accomplish tho double purpose nf nn nnqtprn and scttlhern tlioroughlare, and of course bo vastly moro productivc to ithe stockholdcrs than il could othorwiso be. Tho Wliitchall and Saraloga road will be snotiiy compieiea, anu im a tmiucuii.6 link from Rutland to Whitcha',1, Vermont t would then have an unintcrrupted commu. nicalion from ihe most ccntral point on Bcnevolencc is a .good tradc a grcat many ingenious peisons have found it oul IlTP" John Davis or Mass., has taken thc field for Hcnry Clay and the tarifT. Plutarch says, in his lifo or Alcxander, that tho Babylonians uscd, during tho dog days, tosleep on skins filled wilh cold wa. ler The Boston Allas adds In thrse days men slecp on skins filled with liquor. A traveling rnesmcrisor having said ho was ready to answer any qucstion that mighl bo askcd bim, a Vermont Yankco de sircd to know how much it cost per wcek to paslure Neduchadnczzir during the timo he was out to grass. Geneiut. Br.RTBAND. It is not gcneraly known that this dislinguishcd gcntlemcn is conncctcd with this country by family re. Iationship. His only daughter, Hortentia, who was born on the Island or St. Helcna, said to bo a most bcautiml and accom. iwai delivered by lho pHshed woman, marricd an American gen p.s, wh-'ch was fol!- t'cmcn, Mr. Amada I'hayor. Mr. ThayeS THE GALAXY. MIDDLKBURY: Wcdncsday Nov. 22, 1843. THE GALAXY. Our rcaders will be surpriscd at the display ofa new head to our publicatlon. Upon fur- thcr scrutiuy they will diseover it hnpres3ed upon aniinproved qualityof papcr, aud clotli cd from a font or new and lincrtypc. All this we have done, not that we intend it to becomc less the advocate of popular right3, but to iucreaso its uscfulncss and circulation, by making it still morc worthy or public pat- ronagc. AVe Tcar uo charse from our subscn. bors that we have cver flattcred tliem with promises which wc have not amply redecmed. From tbe time wc commcnced the pubhcation ofthe Peoplc's Prcss.it has passcd through regu- Iar gradations of improvcment until at length we spread it before tlie peoplo in dimcnsions and typocraphical cxecution as we bclieve no way inferior to any ia the state. The hopcs how evcr wc have cntertaincd of husbandiug a fair living out of a country paper of morc amplo proportions have bcen somcwhat abated by the expcrimcnt. Nearly cvcry papcr cver es tabhshcd iu Middlcbuty has provcd a profitlcss couccrn. Still a reasonable spirit of patron- age in tho whigs of Addison County and viciu- ltycan accomplisn an odicci so acsiraoio ior JV tho sustentationoftbcglorious cause which they have cspouscd. There are hundrcds or whigs who patronize neithcr of the papcrs inthocouuty. Ons ofthe excuses most fre ,.,,1 r 1 qucntly urged 13 the luiuted amount of read -.,,,.1. iug mattcr afforded by tho country journal. Thbwehaveendeavoredtoavoidbycxpand- ding our shect, aud altho it still docs not cm- brace all that is desirable, yct it contains morc intclligence iudispeusable to a citizcn of Vcr- mont, thau thc largest city publications. Ev- ery state has its own intcrcsts, politics, caudi- datcs, lcgislative procecdings, and discussions, about which the peojilo dcrivc no iuformaUon from abroad auy further than they are iutcr- wovcn with natioual 1 concerns: Scldorr. for wccks docs cvcn the Tribuuc, which probably

cnjoys a wider circulation than any other for fv cign journal, contain a notice or Vermont lon- gcr than a digit. As an cfficicnt agent or conductiu5 a politi- cal campaign a country paper is indispeusablc. This alouc can attain a general circulation, and make an imprcsion upon the masses nmoug our vallics and our mountains. In tlus respcct wo claim considerablo mcrit, hav- ing by most laborious personal cfforts gained ainuch moro cxtensivc circulation espccially m morc retircd districts, tnan any othcr couuty papcr bas cnjoycd. Iu conncxion with this cxcusc is anotlier, that our columns arc occu picd with too many advcrtiscuicnts. Thcse are the very lifc blood ofa country papcr without which it must instantly expirc.' Scarccly a singlc one iu Vermont can coui pute its income beyond the amount of advcr tising patronagc, the subscriptiou list being no moro than will mcet its outgocs. Nor can wc rogard our advcrtisiug columns usclcss to the public. It is of nearly as much iutercst ,1 mAnta q. it ia In hii.inM. mnn Innni.rtiitt mm ,i place of Mr. Burncll doccascd. Uockvcll to tlie public. Doubtlcss cvery man ntoi'. buys fifty dollars worth of articlcs, savcs tho j wh,S faI13 shorl of aa c,cct,on L-v on,-V ,7 cxpense of the papcr in tho means it aflbrds votes- I5ilker wh,S ,n ,fae 8lh lIls,r,et him or procuriug tlie best articlcs at tho chcap- Jereated by 152 votcs. CStT(ra.te.l' ,-u-i r r -,i NEW YORK ELECTION. But thc most ilhberal of all rcasonsrurwitli- 1 r .1 r .u This election which was for mcmler3 of drawing from the patronagc or the prcss, is the plea of rctrenchmcnt to which tho first vic- asscmbly and county olliccrs has rcsullcd m tim sacrificcd is too apt to be thc iicwspapcr. faTOUr of tl,c Iocos- Th'3 was cspectcd rrom The body it is tmo must be fcd and clotbed the almost disbanded state ofthe Hlngranks aud protcctcd. Butit should uot bcat the ex-1 in many sections of thc state. Yctinthe pcuso of mcntal starvatiou. To obtain a city thc prospccts arc favourable to carrvinj kuowlcdgc of cvcnts daily transpiring in thc the clcction next fall. The Ilivcr coun world, and especially or those political movc- t;M i,aTC gcncrally incrcased thcir hi0' mcnts which opcrato so dircctly upon our V()tc jn many strong w,:g distr;cts tt pecuuiary prospcrity, and which tlie sovcrcigu Ac abo);,;on vote flM givtn de people havc itin their power tocontrolmore T,l(J to liy tlie inllucncc or Uic prcss tnan auy otlicr J 0., weapon, would surely ustify in almost any I bcen a small onc gcncrally, 80 thousmdto cmcrgeucy thotriflins outlay n l.ich is neces- than in 1S10. As no scnous push his bm sary to sustain iu Wc cannot cnvy thoso made by thc whigs, thc rcsult of this clec whoso minds are so constitutcd as to feel the tion can bc no critcrion todccidewhatwi rctrenchmcnt of a newspapcr as a tcmptation ue jonc uy thc spiritcd cffort of next yeir to which they could honorably yicld. Wc jjaDJ wl);g papcr3 as3Crt their bclieftbat trust there aro but fcw or the libcral and eu. therc arc cvcrai ti10USand whig majontj Iighteued population o fAddisou County who g m The loco majoritJ Cvea upon rcflection would not condcmn a parsi-, Inm now has becn rcduccd. Last ycar thc loco mony so absurd and disgraceful. But whatcver interest our whig friendsmay majoritjr was 22 thousand, this year fccl in sustaining generally a country paper, thousand. Whig gain nearly o thousM j at present it has a pcculiar claim upon their votcs. Therc is an incrcase of thelocons-1 patronagc. A most momcntous crisis in the jority in thc Icgislature. politics ofthe country has arrivcd. So far as the national prospcrity can bc affected by the COLLAMER ELECTLU. govcmmcnt, anothcr year w ill decido our dcs- j The Woodstock Papcr says thit rctuTJ tiny cithcr Tor weal or frir woc. Now or ncv- have been rcccived from all cxcept C eris the time for evcry patriotic whig to cn- j whosc votcs will not vary thc rcsult, u4 quire what or the night. Tho watch-nres or tnat Collamer is clected by a majority 1 AJfl mnat Iin rp.An1fiiifllpfl nnnn nur monutain r 1 .1 j tops. Evcry whig must bc armed to tlie tecth in tlie conflict, and with his keencst wcapous. j And what morc cfficicnt instrumcnt than the nrtnnnrn thn ivnv tn vlrtnrv. It fnimnnt 1 j j- j 0 me way 10 victory- its irumpcr. J voicemust bc raiscd, and its argumcnts and ,.1 iucenUvcs to action must speak in tlie cars o ,,r cvcry frccman m the state. Wo call upon

11103c wniza wno Dcieive mai me aiu 01 me 1 Galaxy will bc desirable to cnroll thcmJelves, among its subscribers. Now h an auspicious momcnt to cxtcnd its circulation. Congress is about to convcno at thc capitol. Its pro cecdings must bo intcnscly intcrcsting. Top. ics of- mighty import are to bo discussed, and decisions ofthe most momcntous inllucncc up on the dcstinies of the country are to be made. Next 8pring tho great presidential contcst will commcncc. The manner in which the partics canvass attack aud defcnd themselvcs should be uudcsrtood Woarebutahumble Jaborer in tlio political vineyanl. But our courso will bc onward and onward stcruly aud indcxibly for Henry Clay or tbe nomineo of the Whig National Convention. Those who would lock shields with us iu the arduous struggle, should seo that the cause does not suQer for waut of reasonable patronago for cxtendin; llip inBiiPiico ofthe prea. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTIOV ivntg vicioty. niamis Mortan tler. Tho whigs of tho old Bay sta(e acquiltcd (hcmseivcs nobly in ihc plrrlinn. MnfimpbitQnlfwi lio 1 .3 iiNrc. frnm lho unnnlilr.nl vnkn ivdii-T. I.. r J ,u-"iocoi.n had fixcd upon her by lho treacherj tf Collins and Bill, induced by brilciy .oi corruption on the part of thoir loco tcn. ters. ot tho most uisgraccful charactcr Evcry deparlmcnl of lho government ,i be whig, and from all appcnrances tt slnto will ro'l up an uvcrwhelniic n.a;,.r for Hcnry Clay in 1344. Tho rinsin" ur Bells, or the polutcd watcrs of Taiiatoa cannot cxtinguish tho whig flrcswbich har, bcen cnkindlcd. The wholo state has becn hcard fror cxcept two lowns Florid a cr.d Chathaft which cannot probably vary lho rcjaltorcr 30 votcs. Tho votcs for governor stand thus. Gco. N. Briggs, 07,233 Marcus Morton, 63,53-j Scattering 6,353 uriggs majority ovcr Morton Majotity of all othcrs against Morton S703 12.0J Majority of all othcrs against Dr'SS3 6151 No choicc of Governor by tho peoplo. J Tms s(atcment vnriesi frnm others, thsn U nf 5fJ0 (oo few on f fte nf Worccs(cr Coun,

Tnc whigs have alrcadv clected 173 l,i r Rcprcsontatives, and the Locoa 119. tot'n m. lWU housc' Th. sonatc 13 composed of 49 members sixtccn making a quorum- Twelve whigs and probably six locos already bcen clected, lcaving 22 vacar.i lo be filled by tho house and senate j joint ballot. But, about ono third oft.. towns have Tailcd to clect rcpresenla!ivis In rciaion to this circumstancc wc rcmiik, ,hat by (he aUcralion of thc CODitilutio 1840 fll0 hous(J m; ,l con,ain 409(SCmocf l 1 tho small towns having a nght to be res- 1 r rcscnted but once in tcn ycars. Somo cf J thcse navo c:cnauste1 t!ieir "S"1 ,0 DC tep. cscntcd this ycar, and 32 tow ns have rot C1 not to scnd, lcaving 376 all which tha I house can have. Last ycar there v.crs fiRy six vacancics, and thcrc nill be prcb- ably about thc same number this ycar. Wo mav thcrcrbrc calculatc that tho re housc will not contain over 320 members ef wh;sh ,hc whj havc eccted nJ majority of the wholc. Of course the x cnncics in thc scuato will ba filled with whigs, and Briggs will bo clected iu joint ballot by a Iargo majority. CoXGRESSIONAI. ELECTWNS Wcro bclJll on thc day or tho stato oloclion ia fc districts in which scveral unsuccessful at. tcmpts havo bcen tnado. In three of then districts thero is still no choice. In two thc whigs havo gained, and in one lost. In thc 10th district tho Ilon. Joseph Gric. nel whig has bcen clected to supplv

the 1 aDOUi nvc nuiiureu. RAIL ROADS: It wiU be scen that Col. Crocker, Prcsidentif -rtm.it 1 t ji kAAn nlnntrdo3 ItCIloUrgn Itail ruau u uv 1 o u .i- n o,i,l-iJ;r. thn ncoDle ou e j. -.lafen1' su"Jccl 01 ual "".T V. r ralmccuncottlic feoutnr.ast panoiuio r""""' to act unon tho subicet. He strongly u.- the advautaces ofthe Fitchbnrgh rail- tn rarrv it on thro:' Kccnc to Brattleboro. The New Hanip U Scntiuel issure the Icgislature ofthe gr- fl stato will grant a favorable chartcr. If a road can px down the Connecticut to xv sachusetts, for w hich wc understandonr Ie lature have already grantcd a chartcr. 1 Brattleboro tho plan is to carry it cithernpW Connecticut and West River, or aen mountaiu. The citizcns ofKecne im ..u.i ,.1 tnnnM throu-Htnojci- ra". 1--. ,h11d,aii! pp. and ovcr uic mouuuiui tU 1 from thencctbe people of Brandon.Jl. j and Vergennes, donb.less wbh to have.t p-f through the valtey of Otter Crcck The Lowell and Concord Rail Ro1 v tcrcstis thoalert foralino to the Coaa- cut, and up White Rivcr, to Montpci"'" Burlinetou.

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1 SLAVE REPRE3ENTATI0N. 1b his fpccch nt Dcdham, Jolm Q. Adams .cs ihiit slavcry bas 00 mcmbcrs in thc t!c of llcprescntativcs of the U. Statcs, nnd tte botmd together by a singlc tic, so that jjv are rcprcscntativcs in fact of a single per qi of 223 mcmbcrs which coinpose jj,. ihnsc, tbcrc nre 90 goins together against i.o intcrcsts of tbe north. Thc slavc rcpre .catatio" has tbe power of iiuanimity ns well a lh:tt of nnnibcrs, nud has evcr turnecl thc balancc vVon 1,nI,ort31u mcasurc. Xo Dorthcro uicasurc has ever been carried but by a my fiiull innjoriry. Tliis slave rcprescn uun cciistiti'tcs au oligarcy. AU the slavcs f Virfiu'a are owned by 300,000 persons, nnd tct iLc has a a population of 1,000,000. VXIVERSITV OF VERMONT. Vc harc becn favored with the aiinual Cat. .,.-ac of this institution from which we fiud that the wholc uumbcr of studcnts is 101 "reiliuien 2", Sophoinorcs 31, Juuiors 24, tituurj 19. p Two wecks siace by mistake we pub bheJ the death of Mrs. Zcrali l'orter in Wey bridge, on the 2oth of Octobcr. Wo should have announccd the death of the niothcr of jjr. 7 l'orter an agcd lady. Tice We understjnd the Papcrmill 5a-imi!I G'istmill and othcr buildings at liockings lalls in Rutland were consumcd Src on Saturday last. Loss 15,000. no lassrancc. jU'SACiii'SETTs. What says the Argua to r ii r,.,. i i Msjoriiy against Davis itt 1342 8,131 J it in cnrj .fjiga 111 1111 j,uso Whis gaiu Jlejoritv ngaiiist Morton in 1842 184a Loco Foco loss Xct Whig gain 9S00I 3,053 5,133 11,860 0,747 A rnl'ing stouc gathcrs no moss." A very W'tful adagp, (sajs tbe Pcunsylvanian.) '.i e ha j:.st sccu in a comitry paper tbe r. ,ge cf I'cltg Roiclingiton- to Ojihclia i" re are at prcscnt 270 inmates in tbe ilr-vl im! peniteiitiaty 219 mulcs and 22 fc t!.. Wliitemalc conticts, 1?3; dofemale 2 culored male convicts 93 do fcmale, 20. the ,ialcs 138 nre cmploycd in wcaviug, rrnippin;,, or othcrw ise cngagcd in the weav mr de, nrtmcut makiug ehocs, 11 rccliug i5. I-iSini. WnnsTr.it. Thc New York c rrcsj-ondent of the Providcncc Journal, a 3 rcccnt Icllcr, says I was informcd last evcning by an inli :.a'c friend of Mr Webster, that the uso of !.is namo as a candidatc for thc Vico Pres. i-ncy is wholly unorthoriscd and against Lis uislics. Ilc is willing slill to scrvc thc country and the Whigs, the party which, lic as, Iie has ncver abandonod and ticvcr vill. Rul it sccms markcd out, in the course of evcnts, that i!r. Clay should prc ccde him in thc great office for which bolh nresocinincnlK qualificd and for thc next fiur y cars M r. Webslcr's powers are ncc !ed cUewhcrc. lle is btill thc gigantic pi! larof thc Union. and thc grrat champion cflhe Iruc Amcricnn inlcrcsts. Tlio fnr. nierand thc manufacturcr owc botli him and thc causc hc adrocatcs lheir gratiludc trnl support. 11c has donc as miicli as any ming inan to makc thc glorious institulions cf our country as permancnt ns its rnonu lacuis and as durablc as bis fanic. AtXIDENT OS TIIE XcV YoltS AXD Ill!IE IIail Hoao. Threc mtn kdlcd and Itco voKatled. We lcarn by a passcngcr, who nrrivcd this morning.tliat a cry distressing accidcnt happcncd nbout 10 o'clock tliis morning on tlic railroad. It appcars that a wood car licavily loaded v ilh vood got lco$c and run wilh grcat vclocity down a descent for some milcs to whcrc tonio Ia Lorers wcre on the track at work, the car came with such rapidity and force that fivc of the mcn, bcing unablc to jump ofT the track in time, wcrc run ovcr by tho car. Thrce of Ihem wero inslantly killed an other Iiad liis lcg taken ofi ncar thc tfiigh, and is suppoicd to bc dcad thc remaining ne, fortunatoly, is not much liurt. The accident took placc betwccn Clarkstown and Blountville, about ninc miles from Picr Uiont. N. Y. Express. M.u-. It appcars highly probable that Morec (Wliig) is c'cctcd to Congrcss in the Linc.'in and Oxford district a dislrict gcr rjrnandcr for a Locofoco. Jlorsc is a working sliip carver; a self madc man. Scvcranco (Wliig) is clcctcd bcyond doubt in the Kcnnebec district. Tho Uos on Allf says he was a journc3'man prin 'r in the ufficr of the National Intelligen .er, at aiL.nglon, and went from that of fice into tlic Stalt of Mainc. and iocaled mir.islf as !:c condnctor of a ncwspapcr. Ilc njv ocs back to Washington, as a mmier uj Cengrcis. STILL LaTEK. iM ASSACIinSETTS. Thc following havc becn clcctcd to llousc; Whigs 174. Lccosll7. No choicc 113. Jn tho list of thosc iho have madc no ciioice, are included scx-cral which have cxhausled (beir right to elcct any inorc. Of thc remainder, twenly-six have givcn a clcar Whig majority, and a largcr portion of thc residuc a phiralily for Rriggs. There is but ono Senalor (Loco) clcclcd n Hampdcn. Bcach is dcfeatcd-by what Uc Post calls somcthing worso than fol ly in some 300 Locos of Springfield &c. i i'e Senator c!-.ctcd lias only 43 votcs to c. L.iit car Ihe Loco Foco majority i. county was 003- Wcll donc Ilamp. ixcvARn, the murder of Arndt, has Tecn acquitcd VC i,aVc barcly time to nnotincc tho diegraccful fact. We shall lake occa&ion liercafter to cxprcss our views w:lb referencc to this outrage upon justico. Mifazukic Democrat. This verdict of acquilal is thc foulcst Uot u-n the fair famo of Wisconsin, a ri'orj that stands deservedly high for 1 i lorals and intclligtnce of its law rc 'pccnng citirens. Vinyard and Arndt cre bolh mcmbcrs of tho Legislaturc, and "lic Jatler wns shot dcad on tho floorof tho I'Cuse in npen session. It was ono of tho inos' fliigrant, and nlrocious murdcrs cvcr rcrpetrated. Tlnt tbe murderer should be ocqtjijfefj ;3 i.-iromprehcr.stbln, exeept or the ground that tho Jury wcro bribcd. BuJJah Commercial. RaiiRoads asb Atlantic Steajiers The Presidentof tho Fitchburgh Rail.Road Company, when in Paris, found persons of ficially conccrncd in thc projccted line of Stc.imere from Havro to the U. Statcs, in tercsted in inquirics on thc subjcct of in tcrnal communication from our cittes, such, for instancc, as those, cxisting and projccted, betwccn lioston and Montreal, and New. York and Montreal. It wasstaN ed positivcly that thc Frcnch steanicrs uould commcnce running next scason, and that thc tcrminus on this side thc Atlantic bad not becn fixcd. It may bc Boston, or it may be New-York. Any conclusive morcmcnt in regard to a Rail-Road from liosfon to Lake Champlain, or Montreal, might influcncc tho decision. Yt. Chron-icle. Col. Urockcr, Presidcnt of thc Filchburg Itail Iload Company, visited sevcral towns in Windham county last weck, and tbe citizcns in conscqucnce secm alive to the impurlancc of his plans. Ile addressed mcctings at Uellows Falls and Putney. At Putney, Hon. Phincas White prcsidcd, and among the rcsolulions adoptcd was the following Resolvcd, That we hcartily approvc of the contcmplatcd Convcntion to bc holdcn at some convcnient placc in Southcrn Vcr mont, to lake inlo comidcratinn tho fcasi- bility and prospccls of a continucd line of Railrnad from Fitchburg to Windham county, thcnce up tho Valli-y of the Con necticut to Lake Champlain. Flour is transporlcd on the Wcslcrn Railroad from Albany (or Grccnbush) to Boston, for a lcnth part of the freisht from 1 Boston to Windor, tbe formcr bcing 200 I miles and the latfcr 100 That Railroad, I too, is an cxpcnsivc one to opcratc, passing two mountainous rangcs, with an asccnt somctimcs of 80 fcet in a milc, and of course rcquiring morc powcr than a ruorc levcl road. Chronicle. THE CITY ELECTION. Thc Evcning Post and tbe Plcbcian, as we anticipalcd, try lo dodgo tbe blow Van Burcnism has receivcd in the city of New York. They afTcct non-chalance The news at first so abtounding, astounds no morc 1 his is r.cccssary to kccp up the fraud and dclusion of Van Burcn's strenjrth, and by tho afTection of his nbilily to carry his own Slale now lo crcnto tho imprcssion clsewhcrc, that ho will do bettcr tl.an in 1840. Van Burcn's doom is scalcd how- ever, we rcpcat The citv and the Statc flaticr him just cnough to makc him bc I run, as tho Whigs dcsirc, but in results," in circumstanccs, m signs, in analogics, they show that ho is sure jf nothing, and can carry no morc tictc than hc carried in 1S40. Lct us ece, Tho cilv clccfs a Whig ShcrifT ajrainst the rcgtilar unilcd Tnmmany candidatcs j uy a largo majority. l!ut, hints tbe Lvc ninglW.Mr. Atwood is an unworthy can- didate. All, All," hovvovcr, cricd the Plcbcian prior to the clcction, aro good nunnndtruo worlhy of your confidcncc, During tho day also, the Sccrctary of and mcrit zcalous support." Tho Whig state and "Atlorncy Gcncral ofKcntuckyj candidatc for thc Statc Senator falls sbort wa'ttcd upon Mr. Adams, with the cordial of tho Tammauy candidatc in tho city invitation of tho city of Frankfort, to vis about 29 votcs, but tho Tammany candi- jt that citv. date falls sbort of tho Whig and Native j 'j'he City of St.-Louis has also scnt a Amcrican combincd bctwecn six and sevcn Warm and cordial invitation which was rc thousand votcs, that is, tho Tapimany Uall cc;Vcd bcrc. candidatc is in a tninority of ovcr 0000 in j jr. ciay also has givcn him an carnest the city What thinks tho Evcning Post invitation 'to visit Ashland. of this grcat fact In what is its consola. 1 tion 7 W hv, that tho f'ativc Amcricansj will nmno back. nvcn aftcr tho ab.isc it baa lavishcd upon them, and in forgctfulncss of tho trulh too,hata largo proporlion of thcso Nativc Amcricans arc higs, as wcll as) Tnmmany mcn 1 No, wo can tcll tho Post, the fcevcrancc is fatal to Tammany i IIail. Thcsc six or cigbt tbousand Nativc Amcricans whcn dissolvcd, if dissolvcd nt i -11 :ll nr. I.-...1- (ntlm r..lir, -n nf Vn n Ull, t ,1, iiv uii.n r biuui ubu Burcnism in Tammany IIail, but nct against it. They will pcrsctcrc till tho city govcrntncnt is in their hnnds, and till Tammany Hall and what is m it, aro pros tratcd undcr thcir fcct. It is in this fact ilmt ibn fliitth of Van Burcnism herc Iics. and lheir indcpcndcnco of Van Burcnism is one or tbe most striking iigns of the timcs. Wc sce too that in al! the Wards. whcrc thc JVativc Amcricans havc pollcd a large votc, bv comparing it with ihe volo ot last ycar.'that much of their strcngth is Whig strcngth, and has come trom Ihe Wiiifrs- nnd lbat if it liad becn irivtn this! o 0 ycar to tho Whig candidatcs, cicry Whig candidatc would have bcen triumphantly clcctcd. How do the Post and the Plcbcian gct ovcr lbat 1 A physician passing by a stonc-mason's bawled out to him. 'Good morning.Mr. W Hard at work, I sec. You finishyourgravc stones as far as In memory of and thcn jou wait, I supposc to sec who wants a monumcnt 1 Why, ycs,' replicd the old man, rcsting for a moment on liis mallct unless somcbody is sick, and you are doc toring him, and thcn I kecp straight on?' MiMgan, As was cxpcctcd tho Elcction lu I Michican, has rcsultcd in the contimiauce of tlie spoils party in power, by a rcduccd raajor- ity. GsFThe Vermont Freeman (fraudulcntly eo called,) profcs?cd to be unable to publish Gov. Mattock's Mcssagc. So, it sceuis, an cxclu sivc anti-slavcry papcr cannot publish tho bcst anti-slavery messagc cvcr dclivcred by any Governor iu tbe Uuion OIIIO ELECTION. Tbe popular vote for mcmbers of Congress prcsents the following result, taking the Gov ernor vote for 1842 iu thrce districts whcre tlie WhiKS bad no rcgular candidatcs. Whig 112,818 Loco lll,7o0 Abolition, C.470 Tho Whig majority ovcr the locos is 10G3, bein" a gain of 4,511 from 1842. Had candi dates bcen run in the thrce districts above ex cepted, the Whig gain would have bcen much largcr. Auotherfeaturc of this elcction is, that the third party have dtfealtd thrtt anti-slavery Jfrhigs,and cleclcd threc Gag Law Locofocos, viz. one in the 7th, one in the 10th, and one in the 21st district. The votes prove tliis, thus, (it being rcmembered that a plurality elccts) Distncts. Whig. Loco. Abolition. 7 5052 537G 341 10 G939 7194 370 21 5533 5944 G50 Had it not becn for this, the Whijrs would tiave J memoersio i iu-" .mi i ii,.U'i,;..i...l. .l,-.t mv liat rnd mar be UKC D19 -n t n i ,,i,;i a piuraiuyoi uie popuwu. u- only 9 to 12 aem; and this rrveal jtillauotb- ct mterestiug fcature thelocos, with a minor ity of tho votcs, have secured, by infamously gerryniandcring tlie State, aud by tho aid of the third party, a majority of the mcmbcrs. We can neither see the democracii nfihn m!- of abolitionista iq electing pro-slavcry meu to Uongresa. If the pcrpetnity of the 21st rule thc prostratiou of tbe right pf pctition and the adinission of Tcxas, shall fmally result from tuu course in proiesseu ami-siavery mcn, we apprehcnd that cven thcv willbe abl ciate their folly but uot ablc to remcdy it. 1 1. natchman. AMERICAJf BROADCLOTIIS. I5ut a few daj-s sinco we were couversiug with a certaiu locoleadcr of tbb town and a man of talcnts and intelligciicc who pretends to be a friend of protcction, but as usual a dead ly foe to thc prcsent what be styled a" party tarifl". As the chief grouud of his oppositon he urged that the prescnt tariff is too high on wooleu goods. They dont tliink eo iu New Orleans, The Tropic of the 23d ult says Au Aldcrraanic friend showcd us tliis mor ning a piece of black broad cloth of Amcrican manufacturc, quite too Gue a tcxture and fiuish for the back of Priucc Albert orauyforcign potentate, In quality it was fully cqual to cloth that sold but a few years since, at from $9 to j $10 pcr yard, aud liow much supposc ye tlie price has bcen run up by the "rascally Whis i Tariff.'" Onlyto $4,50! Still FrecTradc1 Avould downwith theTariff.becausecousumers are taxcd for thcbcncfit of manufacturers! Out on such nonsense! We wcrc iuformcd' ycstcrday by sevcral mcrchants, that thcstocks of goods of all kiuds'are Iarger than they have lccn for j-ears; that tlic importatious of do- mrznc manujaciurers are larger,and oj Jortign goods smaller than ever btfort knoicn this fact J iustcad ofimporting foreigu goods weare uow suppneti wiin clieapcr amtbcttcrinanutacturcs than bcfore that mcasurc come into opcratiou, ket, thtis addimr to the national wcalth. um are urivnij; iorci;n froous out oi ine niar With cxchangc largcly in thcir favor both u New" York aud Livcrpool; aud with an iu- creaso of ovcr 100,000 balcs in thc cxport of cotton siucc thc tariff law took cflect, is it to be wondcrcil at, that all thc cotton growiiig Statcs are bcconiiiig thc warmcst, as wcll as the ableat advocatcs of the productivc policy 1 t T t r t i x can marry any gin i piease, saiuai" ,..hiui ul.u young fcllow, boastiiigly. Yes, for you Stovcs, east at Brandon and Pittsford par can't nlease anv.' reioincd a warfrrisb com-1 tlcl,,arI.v tho Yankco Notion Cook Slovcs panion. A lady being askcd how she likcd a gcn tlcman's singing, who had an ofTensivc breath The tcords are good,' replicd she, but the air is intolcrablc. A PnoniECV. The Boslon Post a few tlays bcfore the Massachusetts clcction said, "TheclTcct oftbc BcU disclosures in such as mi"hl have bcrn cxpcctcd- Thc staun. chcst and most hontsi mcmbcrs nf thc TIHiig purty arc leacing it in cvcry part of il, R,.,. Fl'llfillment. The Whig voie for Governorin 1842 was 54,735 in 1843, 07,095. Incrcasod Whig volo 3,200. tt5"Queen ICli-z ibctb is rcportcd to have said The skill of a jiilut is bcst known r., ,.ii,i. a ,i, r,i, r ni:. tian, in tho timo of trial."

at,ons. the English are organizing associ- ations to raise funds for the abolition of slavery in thn country; 0i7Tlio first uollun lactory crcctcd in tho Unilcd Statcs was at Hartford, Ct., in 1780, and it is said ihal Washington dJ livcrcd his innugurnl address to Congrrss iu a suit of broauclotli froin that fact ory. NOTICE. Thc Eoard of avveate wiihin tbe sixth Recimcnt of tho militia of this Slate, will hold its annual session, nt the oflico of Barber and Wright in Middlebury in the County of Addison, on the First Tuesday of Dcccmbcr nnxl at o.io o'clock P. M. Tho Clerks ofCompanics and appeallants will lake notice and cntcr lheir appoals with tho Prcsidtnt of said Board by ihe first aayotino icrm. E. D. Barber Board of np John Capcn pcals. Siophcn N. Warren Middlebury Nov. 20, 1343. THE MARKET. BOSTON PRICE CURRENT. Corrcctcd Wcekly from tlie New England Farmcr. CoEK. Northcrn ord 62 a Southcrn j cllow 00 a New Orleans 51 a ..-.Northcrn 67 a Sotilhern G3 a G3 00 55 70 65 000 0,00 5,50 P.TE., Flour Baltimore Howard 8t. 4,75 a Gencscc conimon 4.87 a Kancy Brands o Vi a BEEr. .Mcss new Navy 7,00 it 0.00 6,50 a 0,00 12,50 a 31,00 10,50 a 11,00 00,00 a 00,00 11 a 13 C a II 0 a 0 Por.c Extra clcar Mess Primo BoTTEBDairy Uninspccted Labd Boston inspectcd Southcrn and wcslcrn 51 a CJ 2 a 4 CiiEESE.Shippinj; and 4 mcal Newmilk 4 1-2a5l-2 4g 35 Wool. Prime Saxony. washed, 37 a Anierican full blood 33 a 3-4 32 n 1-2 29 a i l-i 25 a Marricd, In Monkton, on the 7thinst.byA. C.Dean, Esq. Mr. Ileury Seara, to Julia F. Wheaton, both of Monktou. Died. t vt Tfnven on the 20th inst. CalebLan- ders, jE. G0 years, arespectablo citizeu.akind husband and a tenuer pareuu lfo was beloved and respccted by all who kncw him. He died in hope ot a gionous mi mortality beyond tlio grave. Let jne live and die tlio death ofthe righte- j Female Seminai" iuu wiiuer icrm wni commonco on Thursday Nov. 30th. Miss Strong, whose high recommendations as a tcachcr bavi 1 Decn.amP'y sustaincd tho last quartcr, will I conl,DUe 10 ass'st in thogeneral mstruction "10 chool, and in giving lcbsons in vocal and instruhiental music. -ia:3w u. L. TH.UKN. Principal. On Saturday next Nov. 18th at 1 o'clock at thc auctinn Store viz. 4 Stovcs 1 Fanniug Mill 3 Seta Dining Chairs 1 Secretarv (new) 20Yd3gra'y Cloth 20 Satinctt 12 pair Kip Iloofs 2 Cowhide do 12 Napt Ilats 3 JJrass Clocks (new) 20 pair Hand Iicllows 100 Yds Calico 1 Sct Framc Looking Glnu 1 Piece Drab Cloth 2 Fur Caps 1 Iron Vicc (Largo) 1 Urind Stoao 2 Iron Shovcls Lot liooks ic. S:c. Tcrms madc known at timo of salc, $fThc alove sah stands adjoitrncd un- oaiuruay iite .jtn. Z. Beckwith Co, Auctioncers. Middlebury Nov. 1843. LARK RICH informs thn public that ho will Lcll'Sloves as rheav. or chtap. er than any othcr dealer or Pedler in thcso parts. Tliat he kccns for salo nll lbo beati I MnTIlw nfifl nlknr fTwTr n..!.. n.l with bpauldinrr s palcnt ovcns. cc. ic Also thc bcst I'loughs. Copper, and cast iron Pumps, and Lcad pipc and all kinds of shcct iron, tin warc &c. Old Stovcs. produce Cash (if he can gct it) receivcd in cxchangc. Shoreham Nov. 1813. 29:3w. NOTICE. All persons indcbtcd lo thc subscribcr.aro rcqucsted" to makc immcdiatc paymcnt, those having unscltlcd accounts will do well (o call and sctllc, the samc without dclay. JAMES McPONALU. lAliddlebury, Nov. 1. 1843. 2G Ilouse and Lot for Salc. rjllllE subscribcrs offcr for sale ir good JL and convcnient dwellinc Hor.sc sil. ualed in the villago of Middlebury, at pres entoccupicd by II. Wilcox. Term mod. crale and possessions givcn immcdiately. For furlhcr particulars inquiro on thc prcmiscsorof Z. BECKWITH, CO. Nov. 15, 1843. 29 Wood! Wood! Tcn cords or morc, of cood hard, well- scasoncd wood, aro wanlcd immcdiately by ttie l cople s I'rcss otiice. Middlebury Acadcmy. THE wintcr Tcrm of this institution will coimncnce on Monday 27th inst. As no suitablc rooni, for tbe usc of thc ecLoo) du rmirtcjner, lias bcen provnlcd, the pupils will nccommodate thciusc vcs at home with ticccssary convcnicnccs for gstting thcir les sons, and recitc to the Prcccplor at hisstudy. .Middlebury, Xov. Ist, 1B43. 27;3 UTTER! Buttcr! Wantcd good bafl Buttcr at 10 cts. ner lli. in cxchan!re for Goods. Wr. S. Joukson. Nov. 0, IS43. SINTER SPERM OIL. 2 Casks Oil of a supcrior qualitv, fur salc bv Nov. 1S43. WS. JOHNSON. tjj'uuui.. oupcninc i lour, in barrcls and half barrcls. W. S. Joiisson. OIL PAINTS. Liosccd Oil, lioilcd and raw, and an nssortment of Paints, for sale by W. S. Joiissou. WA1LS and Glass. Window Glass, an assortmcut. Nailscfnll sizcs liy ttie kc" or Ib. W. S. Joiissos. I1W BROWiY SHELDON, ARF. this wcek rcceiving a Iargc and gcn cral nssortment of ricli and dcsirablc STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOQDS, Alpaccas, Alpinc, M. ile I.aincs, Cloilis, Cassiincrcs, Docsl kinS) II icli Vcstins nss &c. to-cther "with o 1 ailor's l rimniin: GROCERIES, Crockcry, Glass, and Hardware: Iron nn; Stccl, Cuticr Shocs &c. which will be sol chcap for Casii. Middlebury, Oct. 2, 1343. 22 .MIDDLEBURY ACADEMY. iiouiy j"ii, .iu.i. remedy in usb lur ui3cae re'iuinng exiciui At a lale mceting oi the Iruslccs, it vas few choico ewcs, and ono stock sheep, Ireatmrnt. The good cflects of it are truly won found neccssary to mako extensivo repairs, an(j would otTer to tho public a fow sclect deifuland allogethcr superior !o anything elso in IIIO rtcaucmv liuuninz. ts ll WOUIU DO inconvcnient to mako thcso rcpairs in tho i i i I tion of tho mcmbcrs of the Academy, and I cmploycd as thcir Instructor, Mr. Samucl i wintcr anu nnpiasiuiu iuuku iiirm as thoroughly, as is contcmplatcd, bcfore the commcnccmcnt of tho next quartcr, the Trustccs have procurcd an apartmcnt in thc East College for the prescnt accoinoda-!whnm OUI' i1!. VUllUlll. i 1UH1 IIIG l.J'l(.3UllllllUUS S3 which have bcen made respecting Mr. Co- 'O.nants qualifications the irustecs do not ncsitaic to rccommcnu niiu ncn ijuan ficd to instruct not only in the English, but in tho Classical Deparlment. The next quartcr will commence on Wcdnesday tho 29th inst. T. A. MERRILL, Kcgistcr. Middlebury, Nov. 21, 1843. Newton Academy. SIIORHAM Vt. The winter tcrm at this inslilulion will commence on Monday ihi 27th of Novem- bef EBEN BUSHSEC. A First Ratc P.lnlhs. Brnnd Clnlbs. Cass;mercs Sattinctts, and all kinds of trim- uiirgs ill bo found nt A. tKANCIS Farm For galo. ITUATED in New Ha ven, on the road lcading from East Mills to the ccntro of the town. Said farm con. taining eigtyacresofgoodland,good House, wnrl F4mt.!0 Rnrn. SHpH. Arf?.. wpll walered by never failing Wirings and a plcnl oi Orcharding, woodland &C for further par- ticulars cnnuire of the Subscribcr on iiiif premUcs. Tbe premises are 8 miles from the ccntre of Middlebury, or villago of Vergennes and 3 miles from the flourisbing town of Bris tol. MARTIN LEWIS. Oet. 25th, 1843. 20 RON WANTED. A lew Tons of Iron wantcd beforc tho closc of Navigatiun for which a part cash and a part goods will be paid. I U. SMliiJ. New Uavcn, Oct. 23. 1843. Notice is hcrcby civen that I shall scll at public aui tion at tho Vermont llotcl, on tho Oth ilav ot Ucrcmbcr 1643 at ll o' clock a. m. tho Housc and lot oppositc thc jail in Middlebury, latcly owncd by Gcorgo Lisco, deccascd. CIIS. LINSLEY, Adminislrator. Middlebury, Oct. 31 1843. 2q;3w 6HARLES AIKEN, ATTORNEY AN'D COUXSEt.LOR AT LAW, MIUDLEntlRY, Vt. Office No. 7, Nic hob" B alldlu: ovcr A. FrancU" Fiore. Sept. 26, 1S43. 21 tf. c RIRGK ir agaiu Cllin" hij Storc nitli staflc anj rAMCT Dry Goodp; and will continuc to scll for Cash, most articlcs as cheap as hcretoforc,notu-ith$tandiog thc cmalladrancc in Market. Srptcmbcr. 27, 1S13. THE subscribcrs would rcspcclfu'ly iu lonn thc public that they continuc to carry on thc busiucss of buildingtoordcr nll kinds of Woolen and Cotton Also fittiug up Mill Gears, Shaftings and nll othcr work bclonging thcrcto, eithcr tvoml or irom CAST IRON BELLOWS, for furnaces or forges; Oil Mill, Clothier's nnd othcr SCREW'S, of a'.l dcscriptions. FIKE ENG1NES built according to the latcst improvemcuts. Forco and suction PUMPS, of vurious sizes. Patteriis for castings of all descriptions iriadc to or der, and at short notice. Thosc who may favor U3 wilh their cus tom may bc nssurcd tbat their work will bc dono in the most workmanlikc manncr. All orders promptly attcndcd to. MYERS SEVERANCE. Middlebury, Nov. 15th, 1913. 29 TIIE subscriber is now rcceiting a good aseort. mcnt of MIY G00)S3 Cotton Yarn Carpct Warp Candlc wick Cotton lljltin? Brown 5liectiii"s in grcat variety, and vcry chcap. ALSO GROCERIES, Tcas vcry good chc-.p. Hardwarc, Crockcry nnd Glass waro, Drugs and Mcdicine, Lamp Oil firnt qulily, Winter Spcrm, Linsccd Oil, White Lcad, Vcnctian Rcd, Frcnch Yellow, Spanish White. Putty, Window Glass, Ilorso Nail Uods, Cast and Sweads Stcol, I Cut Nails, 5cc. &c. All of which willbe sold icry low for eash, most i kinds of produce or on short aimroied credil. I NcwaTcn,Oct.23,lS43. T. C. SMITII. TTo Wool Growcrs. IHE Subscribcr boing a Yankce.and wisbipg to t x- ccl in tho improvemcnts of tho day.has uncd evcry cxcrlion, and consultcd in his opinion, tlie most expcricnc- ed practical wool growcrs in North Amer-' i. rt r Ti ir EfGngbam Lawrcnco of Flusbing P. (j Long Island, Henry Swifl of Poukecpsie j Dulchcss Co., JcnnUon and Giant of Wal- pole, N. II nnd sevcral on Nanlucket Is land, likewiso with II. I). Grovc of Hoosick N. Y., and finally dccided aud purchascd lof Ilonry Swift, from bis choiee flock a A'' Uo" V" ""TT" il- ,nn far l .o cnnirinr I v nfivh rh rrf. mav be had to Silas H. Jennison of i shoreham, of Asa Uhapman ot .Miodlcoury, Bockwood of Bris'.ol, Azel Chipman of Shoreham. S. II. Walkcr and P. Ellilbarp i0f Bridport, Hollet Thorn Addison, all of havn Imnroved from mv flock. I i ,vouj say that in my humble opinion, in weicht and clean fine wool combincd logcth. er they cannot be surpassed in this norlhcrn section. Genllcmcn do not bc to hlind that you will not call at my .residcncc io Shoreham and judge for yoursclvcs. Likewiso have succcedcd in procuring n few Prime Pauler Merino Stock shcep with which I should bo plcascd to accommodato any who should wish to improvo that kind. HORATIO BIRCHARD. Nov. 1. 1843. 27. UFAFLO ROBES. 4 balcs No. 1 BufTalo Robcs; Fur Caps, Fur Trirr., med nnd Cloth Caps, just rec d nt the new chcap siorc, by BROWN SHELDON. Shaker Herbs and Extracts. A LARGE nssortment of Herb?, Roots, itc. from thc Unitcd Sociely of Shakcrs at Watcrvilot, just receivcd and for salo at Drug tora of Russei. Gridlet. Nov. 8.1813. 27 JI2IDDLEBURY S 3bL PROBATE NOTICES. STATE OF VERMONT,? District of Addison ss. S BE it rcmcmbcrcd tliat at a XroL.ito Coort bcU at MiJdlebtiry, in and for tlie Difftrict of Addison, oo ttie IbUniayof NoremDerA.iJ llJ. Horaee Janes aud Orrin Field cuardiacs of Alax OK I'eck. of Cornwall in aid Diitr'-ct an inaane n c,K,n,.mo,n,lAi,i.nriiu.;r ,a& ward exlenJeil one yrar from the expiratioa of uie iimc iierctoiure umiiuu uj mia n i. wtit- fore orJcreJ tluttlie aid applicatiuD be coniiuered at a session of aid Conrt to bc beld at tho office of U. II. Eicrcst EI. m Slioreliaiu in aid clistricl on Kriday Uie 8lh day of Dccrniher next at one o'clock in tlie aftcrnoon and tliat noticc tliereof Lc gicn to all pcrson? intcrcslcd llial tbey may appearand makc lheir olijections if any tlicy lure to tbe said time bcing extended by puLlifnin; a rcrtificil copy of thii oriler in thc Sliddleburr I'cuple's rrc a ncurpai.-r pnnt cd at said Middlebury threc nccks iucccsively prc viocs to the timo of aid Court. J. S. BUSHNELL, Ucgi.ti-r, A lrue conv nfrecoril. U.f..Attet. J. S. BUSHNF.LL, Ut-ff. 20 STATE OF VERMONT, i nivirittof Addison, ss. fE il remembertd that at a Probate Court beld al Middlebury in and lor tlie district of Addison on tbc 19th day of NoTcmljcr, A- D. 1S43. A;ncs MaUicws and Eli Matbcws adrainittrators of the esute of TIMOTHY AIATHEWS Jun'k. late of said Middlebury in said diruict deccascd nrr scnt their adminiitration accoUHt for atluwance: lt is thercfore onlercil. tlut tlic same bc cxamiued fur al lowancc by said court ata scssiun tliereof to bc hcIJ at the ofiice of the Keilcj of nll Court in taid Middlebury on Thursday, llic 21it day of Dcccmbcr A. D. 1SI3 at onc o'clock in tlu aftcrnoon, and that said ailministrators gire notice tliercol to ull pcrsonn interesied lliat they may appcar, and mako Uicir objcctions if any they hae lolhealloance of saidac count Lv jmbliahinjj a ccrtified copy of this onlir in the Middlirlwrv l'eople'd l'ren, a ncf papcr nrin tcd at said Mnldlelniry, lliree wctks succcssMcly nrctio'JS to tho session of said Court. J. S. BUSHNELL, Ilesistcr A lrue copy of record. 29 Am-.-t J. S BUSHNELL Ursislcr. STATE-OF FER.MONT, District of ADDifo.f.ss. BE it rcmembercd.that ata Prolmte Court hcld at Middlebury, in and for thcDistrict of Adilison,on thc lCth day of Novcmbcr, A. D. 1S43. Thirza Adams cxrcutrix in nn instruinent purporting to be tbc last will and tcsta mcnt of ASA ADAMS, latc of saiil .Viddlebury, deccascd, prescnts the s.ime for probate: It is thoreforo order cd, thatthc samc bc cxainincd for probate. nt a session of said court, to bc held nt tlu; oflicc of thc Rcgi.-tcr of said court, iu said Middlebury, on Thuidjy the 21st day of Dccember next at 1 o'clock inthe aftcrnoon, and that notice tliereof be givcn to nll per sons intercsted, that they may nppear nnd makelhcir olijections if any they have to thti probate and allowance of said iviH bjr pub lisliin a certified copy of lliisordcr iu tbe Middlebury People's I'rcss, n ncwspnper printcd at said Middlebury thrce -wccks succcsaively, prcvious to tho time of snid court. J.S.BUSHNIXL, Register. A truocopy of rrcord. Altcst, J. S. BUSHNELL, Re?. 29 dTRAY SI1EEP. Came inio tho inclosuro of tho subscribcr, nbout the middlc of July lasi fuur shcep (two wcnthers, and nn cwe nnd lainli) squarc crop on ono ear of tbe wealbcrs, all aro markcd with adash oftar ou thc side. Tho ownct is rcqucsted to provo proporty pay clmrgcs and tnkc them nwav. Middlebury Nov. llt'h 1613. EZRA CRANE. IVE GEESI5 FEATHERS.just ta ken in and for sale bv A r KAXCtf. AMP-OIL Wintor rufuid; tho but quality and warrautcd to jivn perfcct satisfaction by A Fkanci-'. 7C Ct GOUD LAMP OIL for salc nt I tj LtlS, 73 cts j,cr jra01I a0- gcn. oral supply of Grocciics, Tcas, Shugars, &c..Shcctings,i5hirtings. Drillin;s,& Stripcs, by BROWN fc SHELDON. :d u ct a vis v w u N JOIIN VALLETT, Is now ope.iing his wintcr snpply of frc.-h Goods, comprUing n gcncral assorlmcnt of rorcign and domcstic 111 dDBS, GROCEltlES, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. SrEKM and Lakd Oil Vc. which wcro fclcctcd with rarc, nnd of stipo rior quality Plcasc call at thc CilEAr Cash Store. and cxaminc. Middlebury Oct. 21st 1843. SEAVBR'S JOLM' ij- IERVE Linimcnt. AN invaluajlu fauiily mcdicine. Ilecommcndcd by Ihe Mcdical FacuHy. Fol Rheuinatisin, Gout, Sprains, UrUe. Crainp, Limcness. Pain in Ihe sidi. back, and Loins, Cbilblains. Kelooa frcsh wounds, liurus. scalds, rieezes, Aguc, Nerrous lieadacnc, aiul all cases of JExlernal l?ijurty--

It f.tv atrenTthpns nnd inviiorales the nttvrs. gives elal.cily lo Ite joints promoie, i.e.m y Clrculattnn nr Ihe blo'id. and imtlarts slreneMIl toany part ofthe sysiem which may have een weakened bv scd-ntarv Labilsor disease. It is irapocsible to prewnt to Ihe pull;c all Ihe evidence tvhicb tbe propriclors possess ofthe virtues ofthii Liniraent. .Many families keep it con.lanlly by Ihem. bebevinj it to be thc u IMPORTANT TO IIORSEMEN!.' oiscovcfu. This Lir.imcnl is not only beneficial to tho hu raan sytcm but, is the bcst article that c-n bo ased lor horsesthat have becn gallcd,spraim d oi bruiscd, and for stiffness ano swellins oflne joints, scatches, wnd.galls, frcsh wound &e. The oiiginal and genuine is prepared only by T. SEAVEU SOS Drujjists, Walpole N. H. OBSERVE Every boltle of ihe genuine will have the jignutnrc ofthe proprietors on the in side wr i.por. Each bollle anl seal is ftampcd SEAVi:iiy jolt& nerve lininent and eu- loscd in a blue wrapperon hicoii a red label. l'rie-' 23 cts ier botlle. For xAe in wliiddlebury only by Russcl t Grid Icy, also bv W. C C. Stoddard, Rutland, S. D. Winslovr, Pittsford; Warren and Bliss, Brandon, Hunlly Ili-'ins. Salisbury, A. P. Roacoe.New tlaven, F. Huntington Vergennes, and by drog gisls and mercbants gcnerally. 28;Ij JUSt receivcd and for sale by RUSSEL GRIDLEY. Middlebury, Sopt 27. 1843. 20- WO THOUSAND Busbclaof Oala wan T tcd immediately. by UROWN .J- SHELDON. OLD PARR'S PILLS. CRIMP'D DIMITY and crinip'd Diu.i y Collurs, just rcceired at BIUGE'S October 18, 1343. Fringcs, Gimps &c. "niffOHAIR and Silk Fringes in roat r- J-'-"- nety lilact, Ulue-hlack and coioieu Gimns at BlRGE'rf. Oct. lbT.lSlS. Wood Wood! 200 cords Oct. 18. 1-543. Srasunrd Hard Wuo:f, f..r sah- by W. S. Ienxos. WINTER SPERM OIL. The resl 'H uion purc'' for sa e by Z, Beckwith Jc Co- ttTIARI'ET WARP. A first rate artieL forsnb by Z. Oct. 1S43. Cullin's Co's Axcs. SIITII or wiTiioCT bclve for sale by f3 Z. Bkckwitii, ec Co. Oct. 1943. Supcrior Teas, Sttgars, and Mo lasscs, just receivcd hy Oct. 10ih. 1843 A. FRANCIS. At thc old Auction and Com- mission Store. V,?E nru now rrcemmrcur Fall and Win- let Goods Which wil pusilivelv be sold as 1-w as they cnn be bouslit in t is County nr Sute for Cash or approved CrcJit. Uur liieiuls and tlie fui.lic in uenerai arc nvited lo call and cxa.nint cur extvnsive Slock of goi-ds bi-fore Purchasin cle wbeif. Z. Brtt'KWlTH, Co. Middlebury Oct 21 1313. iiw mm SPHE subsrribers nre now rcrrivinj tlmir fall supply of irnods, consi-'liiig ol Dry Groccrics, Crtjt kt ry, Iron aiul Stccl, Salt, Ei.sh, nnd nlmnit cvprv nrticlc nnil!y rnqulrnl for, which will be soM for P ,a low mt nt imy store in ihv County. All kind.1 of pro iluce receivcd in payiiH-tit. HHill l i. uuan, Shorchani, Oct. 2, 1343. 22 TIIE MIDDLEBURY wesKS. "PJDWARD WAINWRIGHT still coa-H-J tiiiues bis ei-tablisbment upon tho most cxlcnsivusr.iilf, aud kecp?constaiitly on b.nid a Inrgu assurtuicut ol of thc bcst in.-.tcrial and fincst casliiip; cou sisting of Yunkeu Notion, Yankco Noiton improvcd, nnd the New Notion. Spnlding'd Improvctiiciit, Fnrmer stove, PnTii'iiisi tuul Albany Prciiiiiiin 5 sizes, and Pnrlor C'noic stove. ANo tbe Doublo Canada, nnd pinijio Canaila Box stove. Othcr Box stove n gruut variclv. Ain Tigiit bTovts, fovcral bize-. The Stam.ct Panton stove, tbe latest pn- tent out, and uot found at any othcr plncu iu this rcgion. Al- Plows, C.iLiinoN KrTTr.Es nll size-, Orrn Moulbs. nrch Irmucn, graief, cnst Ieih shiics. Iloixow, Tix and siieet Io.f vrm., n getieral a-isortmeiit, ovc pipe, flitct z nu Eve TrotiL'bs. Allsorts of JOB WORK done on kbort notirc. Atbis FUUNACE ncnrthe villago ca.t in3 will Iie iiinilc to ull patlerns dciired. niul nll part of stovcs nbicli have becn cal lor 20 years past nt tliis cstabli.sliuicnt will bw fnrnishod nt short notice. IViccs rensonnblf as at nny cst:iblibiiir:it in tlio country. HorsM, Cattle, nnd tnot kinds of Karmcr's pro lucc receivcd in pay ment nt thc goinrj pricus Middlebury, Oct. IS, 1313. IIUfTER. Tiin Subscribcr ii now rccoivinjf good full Buttcr iii excbnnif for o.hN nt tllrptitf pcr pound. Cormvi.ll Cct. 1, 18t3. P. W. COLLINS. DISOLUTION. This day tbc lipnrinisliip licrHnfluo cx. isting bctwicn Jov ph Fr'ist nnd A. P. Skilf, undcr ihe iinmc a:i I fnrn ot a Fiost Co. is tliis day Dissulccd by iiiutii.il on. SCnt. JuSCIII i'K'isT An.L r Sxirs Bridport. Oct. 7 1S43. 2i SIIA WLS, FAXCY UANDKEll CII1EFS. And Ladihs Cuavats, thu Inlest atylu, just receivcd and lbr Salo cheap by A. Fi:Acta. Ii O'f'S of Cjlicoi's bv the Cnrd Piccn or Single yard. jn.it rrcpivri! ind for sale by 15ECKV1TH ic Co. Oct. 2d, 1843 BLACK, Browii, Green, CbangcnbW Fig'U nJ Piain Alpnccas, tbc f vor itc goods of llf day, Mouiline dc Lni ps, Carolino Plaid, S xni Marinoos, Sic. J-c. orsslo by Z- BECKWnn c Co. Brings New Goodi Francis. for who is filling up his largo and spacious Slnre with alino&t cvcry kind of Goods lbat ai wantul.nr.d which wcrobought wita C4.-.H at tho lowcst pric(, and which can nnd willbe sold CHEAP. Powdcr and SIioL TTAZAUD'S Amcrican Sporting Ganpondrr, ra XX Canislcrs 11 ille and Coinm'm To-.. !cr Srt KUSSEL&tiIUI)l.KS. 13 aiHlBarLcad,at fLANNELS.-Supcr 4-1 Rochdalo wh;to B. Klannels; 3-4 nnd 7 8 white nnd !ir-"i Engbsb do; white tnillitl d; 7-3 Kitlmi rcd ilo. nt 34 ct. Dcr vil: 73. 4 4 nnd 9-S il- mcstic Flannels; supcr 4 by G fect Finlni.1 Horse blnnkets For sn'e by rov. 7. iJKUvr v atir.L.i'u.. APS. An assorlmcnt nf Mimi nd lv" Fur Irimmi-d nnd jdain Clulb Ch;h just rcceivnd and for salo ''V Oct. 59, 1813. i. o.'vrilH.

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igjUG.iRS. Dmible refincd Loaf. Lumj) 5 nnd Bsown Sujrnrs, of itiflereut quali tics, fur sale very cbeap for cash by T. C. SMITH. New Hnven, Oct. 23, 1S43. Laws of Vermont, Concladed from lslpage. visions of scction uvelve of said chapter sevenly-sevcn, for thc rcdemption of the same. I Sec. 4. When any constable sliall liavc eoromenced procccdings undcr this act and s-hall die, his succcssor in said oflico shall have power to pcrform all thcdiitics tequir ed by this act, uliich sliall liavc becn un tiiiitlied at the timc ofhis dcatli. Sec. 5. Constables shall be allowcd for irpparing and sci,jin advertisemciits to the prcss, onc dollar eacli, foi cachtcceipt (v tax, or fcr rcdemption of land sold, if for one lut, s.a e;ls, ibr cacli additional lot tivo ccnls, and fir'Cach dccd acknowl rJgcd of one lot thirty four cents, for cach' a.i Jitional lot in tlie same dccd six ccnts, and -.t tlie rstc of two doliars per day for i the timc spent iu making thc Iists and at teu 5".:ig the siilcs rcquircd by this act, in lieu of thc fees now providcd by law. ppiovcd Nov. 2, 1S-13. No. 15. An Act, for thc protcction of persoual libcity. It is Iicrcby cnacled by thc Gencral As scmhly of the Stalc of Vermont, as follows: Sv.c, 1. No court of record in this statc, nor any judge thcreof, no justice of the peace nor other magistrate, acting un der the authority of this state, shall hcre after lake coguizance of, orgrant any cer tiScate, wanaiti or othcr proccss, in any case arising undcr scction tlirce of an act Congress, pijscd February lucllth, scv entccn lmndrcd and ninety-lhrcc, cntitled an act respectmg fugilives from justice,l:, and persons cscaping from tlie scrvice of ihcir maters to anv ncrson 0131111111!; anv othcr ncrson as a fii!iitivc slavc.in thisstate.ilra flftffP Tfi Scc. 2. No shcrifT, dcputy shciiff, high bailifr.constable, jailcr, or other offi- cer or citizcn of this state shall hereaftcr, this stalc, or to any county, lown, cily, or perssi thcrein, of any person for the rea son that he is cr may bc claimcd as a fu gitivc slavc. Scc. 3. No sheriff, dcputy sheriff, high bjiliff, conslabh;, or othcr ofliccr or citizen ofthis state, shall transport, or re tnove, or aid or assist in the trm?poilation or rcm val ofany fngitivc slave, or any person claimed as such, from any place in tbis statc to any othcr place within or uith out the samc. Scc. 4. If any jutlgc, justice ofthe peacc, magistrate, officer or citizcn, shall offend against thc two prcccding sections, juch judge, justice of tlis peace. magistrate, ofiicer cr citizcn, shall be suhject to thc pznalties providcd in scclion fivc ofthis act. Sr.c. 5. Any judge ofany court of rec ord in this state, any justice of the peacc magistrate, and sheriff, dcputy sherifT, high bailiff, constable, orjailer, or any citizen of this statc, who shall oflcnd against thc provisions of this act, by acting dircctlyj or indireclly under tlie provisions of sec tiim tliree ofthe act of Congicss aforcsaid. shull l jrfc t a sum not cxcecding one thousand uJlars, to the use of the statc, to be rccovercd upon information or iu-dicti.ic-it, or bc imprisoned in the stale pris. .i not ececding five years. Providcd, that this act shall not be con strued to extend to any citizen ofthis statc acting as a judge of the circuit or district cdurt of the Lnited States, or as marshal of the district of Vermont, or to anj per son acting undcr the command or author ity of said couils or marshal. Srr (V An nr.t nnlitlpil nn nr-t In scize, arrest, or detain, or aid in the seiz-Umted States.and are last o.jtaining a prtler- ,.rc. arrest or detention, or in.prisonmcnt in, f. New Y..rV, and rhiljdc 1 phia, to w'ncli cmcs lirge qu.antities bave in any jail cr otlicr building, helonging to L scnt. 'j lt.v are purc white marble.and cxtend the right ortrial bjjury," approvcd Vr'lMs? VCK r mT1'' t,rlor, rn ,r.. i i aml Uotlncbtovcs Air-tight 6toves, a new. Octobci 20th, Ife lO, is rcpcaled. nnij elcgant iattern Bo.v. Stove, all sizes, Scc. 7. This act shall take efTect from from 4 to 14 dollars Dum Stoves,witli east itspasiniTc. Approved Nov. 1,1313. tops and boltoMis-ElcvatcdOvcns to fit auy vr i- 1 1-.- i ftove. A'so, n largc assortmcnt of Plows, No. 10. An Act, in addition to chap- Cauldrons, Sap-bSilcra, &c &c. .VhccJ tcr cihtccn of the rcvised slatutcs, rela- Ziiic, 5tovc-pipe, JIollow ware, Japancd tniT!,) common schools. warc. a largc awortmcnt of Tin warc, 20 hhuercby cnacicdby thc Gcncral As- TJlT'VuS" Z 'nf'r nbrC'1 fr r., fir s falc in this place. Tin and Copper ware, t,mb!y nrthcSlntroftrmonl asfoUotcs: Eave Trou?li &c. niadc to ordcr at short 1 Sr.c 1. U 'iiall 'be the duty ofthe noticc. His ware issmooth and hcary, and cicrkofcii school district, in makin-r a"c-ist from thc orc, and is coiiscquenlly .i ii inuch souernnd mnrc diirablc than ware, his rclurns tothe touu clerk, as rcquircd ca5t from oIl iroll. TIl0;e VtopnV-i in scction teu orsatd chapter, to anncx to chasa any of the above namcil articles will the namcs of the hcads of familics the f"1"' t to thcir nilrantage to call heforc pur- name--ofthe children, and also to certify .c!'a''"S. clsowlierc. Cattle, shecp, most r i i i ii i J,Km(Uot producc, and old iron, rcccivcd m thenu.nber or wceks a school shall have pnymcnt for stovcs and ware. All stoves 1 becn taughthy a male and hy a feinalc purchasrd of thc suhsrribcr, arc warrantcd tcacher, ar.d the amountof wagesto cach, l1 fire 't'1 fair usagc in six I together with thc number of scholars that "1--;-i,. u r Innse whn Iiavccash to pay, will not have attcaded school, and thc amount or fail of gctting a good bargain l.vcalling on i public money reccived the prcceding ycar,! 'hc subscriber first, asho is dctcrtnincd'' not iu thc matiner and form foliowinrr. as near- ly as may bc -f5 3. P a V w 3 o e T

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p Jjl5! 2 S.2 3 3 -Ci 2 S ?2 rtt o dL 5 s S 5 I r? a, 5 CO JT 3 3 i-5; w o as f5 n N 5 o s co o c S. 2 Q o o o 3 a X. u. MES FORK, for Sale I.y Pcnti!3 IllA! STEWAT last token of rcspcct to depnrt cd fricnds. 1 1 E n!iscribcr has rmde a con! ract xvilh Mr. WMlson oftliefirm of Wav, Wil. ii ...t. II J" v: ,r l ,o furnUIl B3Hl59 W K i Wji roraU wIl may wsnt ,hem in ,,:s rcgron. Tliec stm- arc supeiior io any know in thc sn iranslucenl ihnt an iuscripiion may be read in ihe nislit bv placins acandle cn thc si !e of the slone opposile to it. They are also re maikablc for durabi'ity. Thesl.ib nnv be ofany suili.blc sizc rcquircd, and Irce from Ihws and flashrs. I havecontracted wilh Mr. IVeison I. S.it.lbrd,ol"D(irsel, a ski Iful aitist, to finiih aml letter lliem accordinj; lo dircc tinns. Thescstoneniay besctn at ihc Grave yard near my rcsidence in Shoreham, and rcfercnce is "iven to Hon. Silas Il-Jrniion, and Jolin SimonJs, in Shoreham, L. D. Giez ory. Weybridge, 31r. Hincs, Ilrar.il-m, and Ira Allen. auil Asa (liapinan Alinuienury. Tlie subscnber will likewise furnish stono from any nuarry in this iicijjhborhood. His priccf will be low rs can ony whnrc be ob" taincd- HOKATIU UIKGIIAKU. Shoiehom, Oct. 1C, 1843. 24tf APER&BETTER. i Stovcs, Hollow varc, Tin warc, &c. &lc. i rspHE subscriber now offcrs for sale at i -ii- lur;e and splcndid an assortment of STOVHS As can he found in thc'coutity. Amonj which arc tho YankccNotion.Yan kce Notion iinproveil,He-iinprovcd, and the rvcw iotion, or opauldmg'.s lmprovcincnt. Also, RotarV StOVCS, flOUl S to 15 dollar: ,u UL u"u-r"i uy -isrosE. Ualland seel 15. D. FA1MI. Midillcbury, Oct. 11, 1813. FOR SALE. IN SIIOREIIAM, haifmile south of the lower roills, C2 acres of good land a good house painted out and in sidc, a zood harn and wood shed. wilh plenly of water all convcnieul for a smal Fartner, or rr.cchanic, if any person '.vants a good cheap place, plcaso to come and buy of roe pos--essiou gh-en Ihis fall with thc stock and crops, "I it pleasc the purchascr. &c. STILLMAN WHITE. Shoreham, Juiy 5, 1843- 10:6m Muslins, Lawns, Prints, &c. rTDLAIN and Fig'd Muslins and Lawns. l rcnch and English PriutK. Mourning and Col'd Parisinns at r .o BIRGE'S. Alay 17, 1843. lalt ll Oflfli) BUSHELS S'olac Salt or the per bushel, Cash, by thesubsciibei. W. CHAPMAN. v ergennes ui'.y hcrf, Augut,12, 1813. Blacksmithing. THE subscnoer would res pcctfully inlorm the people of Middlebury and vicinity.that he lias comr.. ccd Blacksmitli 1115 at ihf sliup rccently occu pied by Daniel Judd, ncar the c. T7 ,lnrr. lic will tio an Kiniis oi rus in li'n linc in a faithful and workmanlike man- ntr.andopsciilly will SHOE CATTLE IIORSES in the mostjapprovcd modein Englith tUjle SCs His priccs will bc modcrate and rca sonable, a.id by conslanl atienuon 10 un uu sincsi he bopes to be lavored with a fair pro porU,morthepubl,cpa.r..n;f Mi.ldlcbury May 12, 1313. l;tf A TAYEItN STAND AND FA11M FOR SALE. SAID stanj is situitcd in Cornwall, ncar thc m-e'iug lioii"C four tnilcs from Jliddlcbiuy, on i.. mn,l l...nlin"' to Trov. Said stand is furnish- cd with a convciiicnt house, heds and cut-buil-.iinr and a nlcnty of cood watcr. Also sbout Innd. fii-c of wliich is noadlandper iiiniiv Io thesanic. Thc above stand is one of thc bcst locations for a country stand in thc I nnnniv. Also a fann containins I0S acres of I firsl ratc land upon whicli ia a dwelling-housc, tivo barns and first rato fcnccs said farm has uon it two suar orchards and a good tupply of ni xvcU watercd as anv firra in thc county. Said farm is within J a milc of the tavcrn stand. AUo 9 acres oflcnd iu the swamp within a milc of Iho farm. Also ll.o s!ock o said farm and oiher valuallc niopcrty. All o! which will bc told.or a part, io suit Ihc purcha er, and immcd'alc pojscssion "Givcn. r" For furthcr iKirticulars cnquirc of T. Pcrkill, .T.EcllS C. G. Tildcn, jM. 0. Porter. Cornivall, March 22, ltiiS. 40 tf PicJ.eKd and Drird Fish, for Sale by "StptSo Ita bllAVAifl W. J. Whittaker, CABINET BIAKERS. TTB ESPECTFULLY inform the inhabi. tants of thi vicinity, that they have located thcmsrlvfs iu the buildicg called the old Markham place, dircclly west of Asa Francis' store, and opposite the woolen fac lory, wheie they have on band a goodasaort tneot ol which they will disposc or as chcap ir no cl.eapcr.lhan can bc bousht at any other iCabinei Shop in the town of Middlebury.- Thcir Fumiiure is manufaclurcd of ood i stock and m a workmanhke manncr. Ihcy wouiu aiso say io uiose wuu wisn io uac worh maue iu iucir uwn puriicu arjiKin,iuat tliev sliall be pleascd to i.ave thcm call, acd so far as poo l matcrials, faithtul vcork, and fair priees are conccrncd, they can warrant satisfaction. Cjtf Middlebury, June 12, 1813. N. B. Thc above woik will be cxchaned for Lumbcr, suchas Pine, Cheny. Birch.Ma ple, Baiternut, and Basswocd Boards and I'lauks, &c. itc. New AiTanirement. rg IHE subscriber tnkes this mcthod to in-- forrn ihe public, that hc has purchased be stock of G80BS, and taken the the stand heretofore occupied by R. Chapman. in Vergennes, and now of fers for sale. one of the larjjcst and bcst sc- lccted assortmcnt of good ever offeri-d foi sale in this city. Consisting in; part or tbc lollowin- arlicles j-, I lrV CtrOOflS TrnfPriPS I J I Crockory and Ilardwarcj W. CHAPMAN. Vergennes, Mich 8, 1S13. 1 For Sale as above. 1 flftfi Eush. C. W. Salr, 1,JVU lno ,lbl- Fine w do 50 Bags Liverpool Grounddo. ALSO, Ground Phsicr. and a new sup ply will be rcceivcdb) firt Boats tbis spring frcsh ground, wbieh will be so'd unubually low for Casii. WIGHT. CHAPMAN. Vergennc, March 8, '43. tfjl Caps, Muffs, Boas, Fur Trimmings, Kus sia dog Collars, and BufTalo Ilobes, Tor sale by P. W. Colliks. Sept. 23, 1343. CHEVILXA, Damask, Frcnch, Brocka, Cassimcre, M. D. Lano, nnd Silk Sbawls just rcccivcd I.y P. W. COLLINS. Sept. 23, IS43. Oftfl jirs. of Farewcll Shocs just rcccivcd tu-' consisting of Fnicwells Slips, Walking Shocs, Gaiicr Boots-, Half Gaiter, do. Buskins, all of which will bc sold low forcash bv V. S. JOHNSON Oct. I5. 18 13. Buckwhcrit, Corn. Oats, nnd all kinds orGrain, fur sale hy BROWN SHELDON. Oct 25. St. Croix Pono Rico N. Orleans Havannah Double rcfin'd Sugars just oponed and for sale at verv reason- ablc priccs by Z. Beckwith Co. St. Croix I D II: 1 MolaSSC: lunu ico a supcrior uiui-iBjust rcceivea and lor sale by Oct. 2, 1843 Z. Beckwith Si Co, 9AWS,-MillJSaws, X cut and Billet 3 Web Saws, just rcc'd by Oct. 12. BUOWN 6c SHELDON. liAVKR Coat ngs, 11 cvy Pilot Clolhs. Fine Gcrman Cloths.'Entrlisb Clolhs. Cassimcres nnd Fancy Doo skins, Ilich Lyons VcKet, nnd Vestings. just rec'il hy BROWN SHELDON. Oct. 12. giRO.VD C oths, Beavcr Cloths, a heavy B&JS article for Winter Coats. Cnssimcrci, Sattinetls, also Shcelings Ticking, Canton and other flanne!s,for sale by Z. BECKWITH Cc Oct. 2d, 1843. all cr which will be sold as low as goods can c curo ior icver anu ague. ann wnatis .bc purchased at anv other estnblishment in I of mo' '"P"fnco ,t does pcr.uancntly. 1 il.to r. r r rati i- 11 nol only dcstrots worms and invijorales of country produce. ...r a l.o. t cred.t. thc surcrabundant slime or mucus. so nrevalent llead! Read! FIRST. rpndllio Dcaths. thcn turn to the Mcdical Dcpartmcntof thispaporand rcad asfor i;r... Thi-n r.ill nnicwlr on ihe subscribin!: a- gcnt who has thc cure on hmd forallyounnal- adics, anJ remcmbcr dclays aredaligerous. IIAVC YOU A COUGII? Do nol ncslccl t; thou?ai'ilf have ineta promaluredf jth for ihe want of a little attcntion to a cominon cold. Haveioua Cou;h J Dr. Javxe's Lxpec- torant, a safc medical prcscriplion, contaimng no noisonons dtugs, anu usca in an cxicnsivc practico for severat jcars, willmojt posilivcly afford relief, and savcyou lrom that awful dis easa rui.MONARy CossuMrriojf, which annually swecpi into the grave hundrcJs of thc younj. the old, thc fjii, Iho iovciy anu ino gny. liavc you a Coujh 7 tia persuadbU io pur chase a bolfla of this Eptctorant. to-dav To raorrow may bc too late. llavo you a Uou;ii( Jaync s r.xpccioraii is the only rcmedy you shculd tafcc to curo you. For this plain TJeason, That in nooneofthc thouand cascs wherc it lias bccn uscd has it failed to rclievc. Tr. i i-r-o.c- rvnrnTnn i mt Ti.;.:r.l i,:i n:.if;. fil, i I'lcurisy, Iloarscncss, Pain an.l corcness of tLc Brejst,diffl:ully of Dieathinj, and cvcry othcr diseasc ot the luxcs and hreast, can aml dj attcst to its iuofnlnc-3. Dno.cniTis,a discasc nhichis annujlly sivceping thousands upon thousands to a premalurc grave, under thcmis takcn name of Co.NSfMPTio.f, is alvvays curcd byit. Theustial syinploms of this discasc (Bron chilis) arc Cough. Sorencss of lh" Lungs or Throat, IIoareness, Difficulty cf Ercathing. Asthma, Ilcctic Fevci, a fpilling up ofphlncm or raalter, :na fonielimcs Dlooil. it is an lnlla- j mation oflhc fbic skin which lints tnc insfJe o! the whole of the wind tuhcs oi air vcsscls, which run lhrculi cvcry p-rt of Iho Lnngs This Expectorant immcdiatcly suppreE;cs the Cough, l'ain, Infliniation, Fever, and difflculty j of Brcathing. and produces a free and easy Ex pcctoration, and a cure is soon cfTcclcd. i Italways curcs Astiima two or three latge doscs will cure iho Cnoi'p or IIives ofchildnn in from fiftccn minutes to an hiur's time. It roniediatcly eubdues tho violcncc of noon.G coccii and cfiects a fpctdcurc. Hundrcds who have bccn given up by tncir physxians as incurablewilh CoNsuaPTio.-v," have bccn rc-; stored to pcifcct hcalth ty it. j ONLY GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL Wc ask uo morc of ar.v onc llun Io fivc Dr. Jayne's Expectorant a fairtrial, and ifitdocsnct cure the various discastsfor which it is rtcommcndcd sooner or morecfliclually Ihon any othcr mcd. icinc that has cvir been ofTcred to tbc public, thc propriciorii willing to undetgoany penaltj, howevcr, scvere, thc pnblic may sce prope: to lmposc upon hun. It has, it wdl, and it can curo coughs, co'ds, asthma, bronchils, blccding from the IunCsor throit, whuoping cough; "oaP anJ a v"v lse majorily ofthe niost s."5"" n3 uPl on. cn pnysicians and thcir prcscnptions fid (o do any good. A must and?will po ynn CooJ. It is prcnar-d on- y uy Dr. D. Javne, No. 20 South Third st rcct, rhiladclphia, and No. HOo Uroadway. New iois. i-rice pcr uoitic. IS TIIERE BJLM IN GILEAD 7 Was thepattietic cxclamalion ofthe prophct of Isrc al as ho bcbcld tha degradation and. miscries of his people and docs not thc hcart ofthe phi anlhropist movc wilh cmotions of commisera ion and sorrow as hc wilncsses the hopcless and hclplcsscondition of thousands dyingall a rcund Irm niih Cons'iiaption, and othcr pulmo nary aff.xlions, and to ask, "is thcre no balm that can hcal Ihem 7" nor physiciansto rcscuc thcm from dcatli 7 Ycs, thcre isa balm that will hcal thcm. and atonce arrest thoso fatal diseasesand restorc thcm te hcallli. It is found in Javse's Expectoraxt, which never fails to rclievc. It is prcparcd by Dr. D. Jaync, 305Broadwav, New York, and 20 South Third street, Phila dclphia. Price, SI pcr bottle. WORMS! WOUMS! WORMS! Javwe's Tosic Vekmifuge. This Vermifuec is per. fectly safe, and to plcasant that childrcn will not retusc 10 ,t.ake cffectually dcstroys v.Uu..,c ul ulc slomach, mcrcases the appctite, and actsasa Eeneral and pcrraanent tonic, and is ihcrcfore cxcecdingly bencficial to ly bencficial to intcrmittent and rc j mittcnt fevcrs, mdijeslion, &c. andis almost urcrabundant slime or mucus. so nrevale in lln slomach and bowclsofchildrcn, mor cs pcciallyof those in bad health. This mucus lorms tho bed or nest ia which the worms pro duce thcir young; and by rcmoving it, itisim possiLIcfor v.-orms to icmain in tho body It is hjrililcss in its cfiects on Ihcsysteni, and the hcalth oflhe palicntis always iinproved hy its usc, evcn whcu no worms arft discovered. Numercusccrtificatcsofits usefulnecs have bccn rcceircd, uhic.i Ihc propnclor docs not consid cr neccsejry to publisb. Josiali Thompson.ncar SjJcm.N. J., adminis tcred Ihis Vcrm'rfuge to a child bttwccn two and thrco years old. and says that in a fcu days 9hc dischaigcd onc hundrej and Ihirty scven largc worms- Mr.Jos ph A. Lcntz.of the Pcnn Township Savings InMiiulion, riiiiadclphia, ;ave it Io one j ofhis ahildrcn; and says that aftcrthc Bixtn dosa i it brougrt away about fifty wormi at onc, fi7e and fix inches'long. 1 Slr. Ferdinand WoodrufT used two bcttlcs of this Vcrniifugc for dyspcpsia, and in the course of two nccksdischargcdupwards ofthirty pieccs of tape worm, and was tliercby porfeclly curcd. rtnotncr gentlemcn ol lluscilv liail it actmin- stercd lo lus little dadghtcr about thrcc years old. whpn slii lifiil n ntlinhop nf TTcOirrroa "rnm herbowels, composcd cntirely of littie white thread worrns. He say; they caite axvay from j L i,?L aJV bickory nuts, composcd entircly of dcad worm3. bick lieadaelic Many ladies andgentlcmcn M t havo found tbis vcrmilugo to bc cnrp fnr sirk licadacho. nMmin.nl

nostz h n, and wondV'cs that hae 1 W; Expcc.orant. and for Ihc rcn.ova. ofOb evcrbecn known. All who have used it for I rnctionsm tho Liver. whicl. s oftcn an at A.thma, CourI.s, Snitling ofBIood, Hoopiug tendant on some of Ihe dlseaser of thcbrcast. Full r-u' dirertions wi Ii each hor. Pilcs Numcrouscascs ofpiles have bcen pcr-' Major Uphamlcnd their sanctiun wilh thou fectly cured bj the uso of this valuable Vcrmi- j sands or oihers ihat hcve been cuicd ly us fuge. ing sherman's Lozengcs, none can doubt their finauy, wnaune puuiiciiave long ucsireJ, a medicine ofthis kind, which niigtit be dcpcndcd upon, preparcd by a regular physician, is now oflpred lo Ihem, and can be had of Dr. Jaync, No. 20 South Third street, Philadelphia, and at nis offlce No 303 Broadway, New Ycrk. fXPALDNESS AND LOSS OF IIAIR. i HJ' Iscniisedbvn wnnt nf hpnlihv nn. ;ion on the vcssels which throw ofl perspiralion from the head. When thcse vcssels are wcak or dijcase l, thc perspiralion is thick and clammy and adhercs to Iho mouths ofthe porcs and elogs themup.anddncsand formsscurf or dandruff. WH...UV. W JUJ UI 11U baia, and for want of which thn hair has not sufficiont nourishment. and consenuentir be, comcs dry nnd harsh, and bcgins insensibly to all ofl" wliich continuini' to mcrcase. eventuallr produces baldncss. Rcstore the' capillary vcs sels or tbe head to their f.irmer hpalthy circula lion, and ntine silkj new hair wil! mike ils ap pcarance whicli will incrjase inquantityand vo- uuie uuiii tnc nair Dccomei uiick anu ncallhy. Jaynu's Hair Tonic is the onlv nrcnanHnn that has ever bcen knon-nlo producu new Hair on Bald Heads, nhiehit has done in innunnr.i. Ue inslauces, and will schlom fail, if propcrly anu pcrscvenngly nseu. Pr-pared only by Dr. D. Jaync. ALD HEADS AND HARD HEADS frenuentlvunite in the same iadiviilnnl- Ihat is, pcrsons predispoied to early Baldncss aie apt ly be firm. and too oflen sell willfd aml stubborn. Javsi:'s Hair Tosic, is tho very thing K.r removing tho first, but what influcnce it mayiavo onthe latter remains to be testcdbr cxperienco. Isit not, howcver, worthy of atri- ll I L.adie who have misbandspoMcving eith- r IJald or Ilard Headi, ara InvitcJ to mako a libcrat applicatinn of tbis Tonic to the hcads of thcir lords. and if it do nol malie thein niorc flex iblc and manogcable will at lcasl resloro Ihcir nair ana aau mucu comiort anu uu.u;jr ui uit gcntlcman. KAYNE'S SANAT1VK P1LLS, These 4 PiLLsmaV he taken at nll times. and are boncficlalin ncarly all diseascs. Thcy have bcen a favori'c piescription of ihe proprielor for all ohsiructiousof hc Livcr, Splceii, K.dncys, Utcrus, and a-lo'.hor Orjrns of tlie body In flainiualory, Interinittrlit. Romillcnt BMlioti3, and cvcry othcr form of Fcvcr Jaundico and Ltvcr Coinplaint. For Dyspepsia thpy are really an invaluablo articli-, graciually changing thc vit iatrd socrctions c f llicstima;h. and proJucing hcalihv action in that important ornan. Thcy arc vcry valuable for discDSrs of Ihc sliin. and for whal is coninioni cancu .-jiiiurny oi inu uiuuu, also forFcjnalc Complaint,, Crstivencss.&c. &c. and in fjct cvcry dissase whcrc on Apericnt, Alleralirc or I'urcative medicino is rcnuiicd. CrEoun Fimis of tlie numirou? and dis trcssinrrcases of ByspEpsiA positivei.y cts be cuncD by i pcrscvcring usc ofthis valuable Sanativk 1 Iicv aro cxpressiy prrnareu i uo uscu as an APCTieni, wuon puagniK ia ucccs&ary, nuiii:, us- Also jAYxn's CAnuis'ATivE'BALsAa, a ccr- lain cnro for Cownr, akd Sdmmeii Co.m pi.aikts, DiAnniitcADvtEXTAry, Ciipi.ic, Crasips, Sick asd Ncnvous Hi.-.VDACiin, Soun Sto.macii, Ciioleha Monnus, cnd all dcrangemcnt ol Ihe Stosiacii and BowEt-s. All of the above Mcdicincsarc for sale ty SIDNEY MOODY, Acext. Jliddlebury, March 23. 1843. -JOtly TJiOtt SHERMAN'S LOZENGES, and wcll they may, Tor they are as pleasant a3 thc bcst Peppermint Candy, and possess all the properiies icquisilc Tor curing thcm when sick. Dr. Shcmi.in is an expcri cnced Physician, aad a member of the Med ical .Society of the cily or New York, and hasabandon"d alargeand lucralivc practicc lo enable him to inlroduce Medicine in ilii pleasant fiinn. Five year's rxpcricnce, and ihc cnnsupiion ol one hundrcd aml twcnly six tons ol his Lozcnges, has placcd them b?yond doubl or unccrtainiy. WORMS CAUSE DEATII, And many suHVr for inonlbs, and evcn years, frm thcm, without suspecling the causc. They may bc known by a bid b eatli picking at the nose, gnawing ai tlie slomach, paleness about tlie I ps and llushed cheik, stariing in slecp, grindina of ihe teeib, paiii Iu ihestpmach, beily, and joints, llashes of heat, chills, drowsincss, hadache, fitls. bad bad taste in ihe moulh, dry roush feverMi- ncss, voracious appetitc, leanncss, itchioj of the arms &c. The muliitudc of cases lliesc Lozengcs have curcd is almost incicdiblc a fiilure has never been known. MY IIEAD WILL SPLIT -Is oflen siid by those whn are suhjecl to a hcadachc. Sheimau's Camphor Lozengcs will cure aBy case, no inaller how bad in ten minutcs. Thcy cuie Palpatalion ot thc heait, sca sickness, lowness of spirii.--, des pouiieniy, lauguc and most nrrvous disrascs in that shoitspace of timc They dispi-1 a'l Ihc dislrcssing- symptoms of a nighi'a dissi- p.uioli, keen un tbe spirtts, and enal le a ner. son to underg.i great meninl and bodilv toil. Ihcycnabled Geo. washington Dixon lo walk 72 hours without rest or slecp. Hc said hccould not have done it without them. MY COUGII UILL KILL ME Say many, and still ihey go on neglecling it lill Ihe.grave swallows them up. Shcr man's Cugh Lozcnges uill immediattlv al lay all ordinary c.ses. TIk y cure Ihe .most obstina'c, rccfiit sues, in a few hours, and never fail todoso. In Asthma. whnnping cotigb, c.mgh atlcnding measlc?, and tislit ness ofthe chest thcy give instant rtlier. In Consumption, whcre dcath has not set his seal, thesc Lozengcs will rcstore the bloom 10 the haggard clieck and health tn ihe nlhcr wisclost palient. Thevhave cuii-d a irrrat uiany pert ons that'had been given up by thcir phjsicians and fricnds. Their celebrily fn curing Coughs and Colds so quickand easily 11 known throuahout the civilizcd world, and the demand for Ihem is brvond the concpniion of all. Only think of five or six Lozengcs, as pleasant to the taste as a cnmmou suiar plumb, curing the most distressinj Cnushsin less ihan tlurty minutcs. RHEUMATISM LUMBAGO Pain and weaknPis in the breast. side,back oi any part of ihe body, Female Weakness, fnllingor Ihe W omb.'l'ilcs, &c, cured by Sherman's Pcor Man Plaster, wliich costs nnK- 19 1.9 cnrtio t,,cm out by ,he yhe sucl! men as the Hon Aaron cL Applied lo corns, ltdraws t pain. Clark llonsd.J Porler, Hon B L Beardiley. Rcv Danus Anlhony.RevrSabastiaii Strccte. Rcv T TT 1 1. It t, llrtuutntfc, Juciurs JllOll. lkOU!ierS.

oiuiin uuu t anuerpnoi, ooi u o licmon anu great and unquesttonable virtues. 48 yl jl s e n t s ilussel Gridlev S. Moody.Middlcbury: Rufus Richardson. Sherburn; Slrmg uuek aml llenry Simonds, Pittslord; Kuel Parker, Clarrcndon North Flatsi DanicU Cs" Rutland; S. e. Lconard Walling- "rd; Laphaim V lile. South Wallinirford: C. S. Bellard, East Clarrendnn; Samuel Tonsand, Wellingfordj.flllen Grave?, Wells; a R. Vaile Co., Danbey Bnrrough; Seni ca, Smith Danby 4 CoinersjE. Jammison Castleion; IL Lumbard, Parvlette: Frpd- erick Kallagg, East Poultney; Jhon C Saw ycr Ira Binsham. Sudbury: e D Bush. ec w onipman, Orwell; Warren co bliss Cc Volney Ross, Brandon; Mooker Wooslcr, west routtncy; Uoyal lllake, urandon; J. ec U. simonds, u hitins; b. Huntinston W. R. Bixb. Versennes; Beniamine Haskel Samuel cvcrts, "Cornwall; D. G. Itich hcnt Wnghi, Snoreliam; ISehemian Pray, Salisbury; Munsnn Dean, Bristol; j Merrilt Moon, General agents Tor Rut land ann Addknn Counties. New Goods, jNcw Stylcs and NEW PRICES, May be found at the eheap cjjA Jfore of Z. Beckwith Co. Cltildrcn Cry. New 5-d: T11E subscrihcH havejust reccircd from Uosion ancxtensive and wcll stlcctcd asscilmcnt of Consisting of a ;rc..t varicty of arlicles which are wnntcJ in nlinost cvcry familj. Wn inritn thc nublic "cncriillv. to cnll nml cxamine, and sec whcther thcy rannot find nlmnucvcrv article thcy nccd,.and at sucn .tii i nnccs as win iiihuuk u js 1, iimleraold bv nnv one. Wc IIUI IIIVUII v m Imvc a grcat assortincnt ot 1 nnnngs tor both Ladics aml Gentlcmcn,siich as fringcs, laccs. bonnct silks. plumcs.ar- tificial flowcrs, ribon.s, lailics' kid gloves.&c. Scc. Crapa-dclmcs, cathmcrcs, tnuslin dc-1 lanc?, alpaccas,and ahnost cvcry article sui tablc for thc scnjii, fnr ladies' nnd gcntlc-' iiien's wcar. Also a Iaric assortmcnt of boots and shoes, for both ladies and gent'e incn; chcaper than can bc found In Addison countv.nnd of the vcry bcst nualitv. A.CHAPMAN.Sc SON. Oct. 10, 1S43. Alpaccas, Alpincs, M. dc Laincs, A'icloria Plaids, Frcnch Rlcrinos. Cbusans, And a Iargc varictv of fashionablc goods at the new cash store. BROWN SHELDON. "FTNDIA RFJBBF.RS, FrencliSli,.sspring J2L heeh, and Cloih lsuskin, for s'llo bv Oct. 12. BROWN SHELDON Marble Works. rfflHE subscribers respeclfuljy inform the puhlictliat tiie.Warblcu-i'ikslalcly occti pied by Casn Spaldinir, are now in opera tioa, and they ae prepired to furnish all kiuds of Sawcd Marble, caps and sills, Tomb-stones, iMonumcnls, Scc. Scc. atchnrl noticc. STONE LIJIE. Keplconslanl.'v on band. GIBIiS CHITTENDEN, Middlebury, July 10, 1S43. ll;yl An cipcrlcnce of alout fiftrci. yiars has prov- cu, uctonu a cuuui, inai iiiis v ern.itiige is a cer tiin and nrvcr faiiin cure for worins. S.ncj it w.-s first pnt bcfore Ihc puhlic, many wnrthless prcparalions have becn forcrd intosale which have had their diy, and are now countcd as to niucblrash, Cwhcrcas B. A. Fahnes tock's Vcrmilugo is daily increasing in popular ily; owing lo its iulriiisic worlh. It has only lo bo uscd acco.-ding to the directions, and il J worms cxist, they will ccUaiulyba cxpclledfron; 1 Ihcsysteni. The price is 23 cenfs pcr bcttl. which biings il within tho meaiis of all. lic sure to pet IJ.-A. FAiinESTOCK's Vcrmifngc, and avoid all othcr arlicles which arc raid t bt as 0"d, as nonc of thcm have thc virtues ol thc gcnuine aiticlc. Whitily, Grtcn Co Pa ilfoy 11, 1E43. .Mr. A. B. Falinr-stnck Co.: Dcar Sii I liavc bccn usiii your Vermifuge in my practicc for a number of years, and fmd it tho most safe U'orm dctrcycr that I rvcr had. I was capcil ta clnld six or s'ven years old, in Jlay, 1812. whicli was Ihen in fna5ms wilh llie .vorm. I ave it a vial of your Verinifugo, igrecably lo dirrclioi s.anii the child pasj.'d-lIU worms. in a lew wckf, 1 gavc il anollicr vial and ll passcd 200 nure, ntaking in all C10 worm.'. Thc child rccuvercd immeiatilv, anH hascnjoicd r-nod hcallh cver sincc. I have prerribed il in many othcr rares, in which it has broughl awav 20U and 300 worms. JONATHAN MORRIS Caution Bc very caiitious losrl Ihe irenMinc B. A.Fah ncstock's Vermifuge. and put no confidcucc in the statemcnt madc by Comstock Co., that Koliistock'.s istho same as Fah n jtock's. It is not thc samf, and docs not possess ihc virtues of cur cxccucnl rcmedv. B. A. 'I'AIINESTOCK CO. Fcr sale in Middlebury, by liusjgr. Gsid- lev zigcni. J l;yl Wool! Wool!! The undcrr'gned takes Ihis mcthod to inform the pubhc that he has rehuilt his ficlory, fifty rods north of the brid;e in Salisbury village, whcre he is alle lo atlind to cvery cian's wants in thc article ofPr.AiN Clotii of all nualities and colors, Cassimeiies do.. Satisetts do.. and Flan.nels do. I'jiticular attcntion paidlo UiL.uu. aii his clolhj ara wool IJvcd. and anu beuer colors than can bc obtaincu in this vi cinity. The unJcrf i"neJ now has his niathinerv in successful opcration. and is ready to reccive Wool to manufjclurc bv Ihe vard or on shares Also, will exchane Clo'h for Fleece Wool, Pulled wool, "elts and Tags. He will posilively co as wcll or oeiler in rcspcct lo price r,r work, orqualily and coodness of clolh exchanpd. as any other mi'.l in this vicinity. Wool. Caiidino and Clotii Deessi.ng atlended to as usual C;ly II. W. WALKER. N. B. Fifly .rrf!?s north Iho bridgo Salisbur Vilhgo, pleasecall and examine. II, IV, II, UTTEIl AT 8 CENTS. First rale tablc huttcr, for sale at 8 ccnls pcr pound, at the new chcap store. BKOWN SHELDON. Alpacas, French and English Mcrino's FigM and Plain M. D. Lai'nes, Bombazines, Chusans, and also all olher goods for winter drcsses just rcccivcd and for sahj vcrg7ow at A. rlCANUlo CASH CASH. Will not Ihose who owe for the first and sccond ycar of tho Peoplo's Press, makc immcdtntc prcparation Tor payment in whole or in parl? Evcry ono must do somclhing. Our subscribers can attcst our past paticncc; but it is fast cxhausling, in j rclation Io somc, and cspccially those who II, BELL. Oct. 1, 1843. EESVILLE round, square, and flat Iron of nll tho sizes manu. factured tt theworks, are constantly od hand, and foi .aleby the subscriber. IRA S7EWART. Wool THE Sn'iscriVr will pay c.T-h f wool delivrcd at his Kai'tury, in I 1 T U3T rcccivcd from New Yor!; a assoriim'nt of Groccric Con.sN, part ofOhl llvson, Young Ivson 1 It. nml Illack T Urowu Sugar, Box and Sutt im Kni.,. V vn Lagunra nml St. D. ColTup. rrr,i, rand-j. Kiri. .Snlnwm Ti-nni Pl..i 11 i .r Snnm. n;l v,m;.i. i ...Mvuriifi v "'"i i ...i u,i at n ij.sski. n iit ,i rs. 1 -"ut.i i Ofl 20 ps. S. V. C. YV. AlnaeTr, t lSOdo.Calicocs, "U5"-r-. 5000 yds. Shcetiiigs, 500 tlo. Tickmg, 1' or sale by Sept.CS, 1S43. To Mcrchan'is. rfjANI)LE-lVICK,nd COI TO. V rv from No. 5 to 25, and ofthe lest or sale by Ihe subscriber. uest 'lwhhr JOSEPH GORDr.v Or iciit Middlebury. Jar. 25 J'C2D GoOtlS. rgiHE subscriber has r.-ceivl lora N York. a new and completc assortataj Suited to ihescason v.hich will be to'iis cneapas the cheapet. Sept. 27, 1313. IRA STEWAUT NOT1CE. TIIE Sutijcribcrs have cntcred into copartn-r hip, under Ih- name of James M. SiidetlH. and arc ready to seive their frirnd.. au,l the rus. lic at iho stand formerlv occupit hv V5. J,r. son. They intendto'ketp for salj Dry Groccrifs, Eoots and Shoc?, Dorr.estic Cottons, Scc. Scc. A sharc tf public patrcuagc is solrcitcd. Pral uce of mot kinds rcceivd in c.tcliaaj f.r goods. a J. M. SLADE. IIEMAN LANnVTOCTIIY, MYRON LAXGYVOUTllY. Sept.IOth. 1813. 133b. Jfew Goods. PfPHIE Subscrib"r has just rcci-itcd sn Bj awortmcnt of Groccrics, ITard-Waro, Crt,c! and Glass-lVare, Kailsand Nail-Rcds, S'.vctlcs aml German S'eci, Trgelher wiili a jjrcat arie'y i.faitifW, which will be sold nnuually low for Ch or Keady Pay. or on short apprVfd Cie li T. C. Silt I'H. New Haven, July 12, 1813. SmilK D R. i.I A R S II A L I. fiT Aroniatic and Heac- achc CATAnnir sjrrr! Thisfnutris snjifiMt l any tliins c known for Kmuvei. 2 lll case. Ihe Catirrh, and also a coM in Ihu l'C' ih? headac' e. ll opcns and pmircs out all structioi'S, strength-ns Ihc glands, and fii a heallhy aclion to theparls atU'Ctcd. If i p r ily Irce iruin any inrig ueiet1 Tious m iit i, oi ilion has a piscni uavoraml ms imntetJt 'tiict afler beirs rstd, is eercealli'. fi cc 37 1 1 cents pcr bUllc l.acli houie e-intains nnoui inrpo ;nns lie i qnantity ofthe scvcral kii.dsof Calirrt, sun( nw rclun: aia inwer price anI i it ch. aji-r. is wcll as be'.tcr Ihan anv thing of the k'iil i markit, SuIJ by thc rropriotor Charl. s Cowp". MiJ dlcliuryVt Wm- C.Simpson Keid, I'.. Br... 'eyl.Uefs Lewis. I!i-lon, II. I Im t'. V B. $c D ands, and other?. N-w Yor!;, an-i b 4rnzisls ccncrally in thn U. Sialc-" U Cimr'a. To hysicinns. Doct. Lullicr Corey, b iaj t'csirons f ikae b biisiness and Icave for the cst, (llie msu og kmi) now oOers l.is stand fcr sale on euch teriss ibat a wcll brcd Pbysiei., maj fiul it proliuble lo im proic th's opportuniiy of purcha1 in- Thosc irisliing to sctlle pleasc e.ill and txaBiirie lo tlicir s.itisfactioil. I.UTHCR conv. Bridport, Aug. 23ih, 194.1. lS;tf. W. IIull ifc Son's Stcani "Soap, BY Ihe box, pound, or inlf cakp. Palc clloir Eitra So. I aml IlarSoap fu'wa5bn; Pure Talm -Alinoml Vanegatcd aml ctiui lcil lor thc Toilclle. cibcna Crcani Anp.Iii.--aa- Ting crcam cinollicnl soap &aon Eiipcrurie blc rnonpclis laris,highly rpcommendcd tlb"cl uish lo enjoy arleaure in Sliaiinz, (or sa In 13 KUSSEL.&ni'.lllLM. Crape Dc Lcons. Parisians. M. D. Lains. Gimps. Mo- hair nnd Silk Frings, thisilay rccciicdhy 1". W. Ulll.lil."- Fct. 2S, 1S43. (PIROCERIES. The sub,cnh.r wcniu OT inform Irs old fricnds and tue ruLbc that he has on hoi d, and inlcnils to '"iPI' 1 full assi'tlment of Grocerics v.b;ch will br sold vcry low for cash. XV. S. Johnson Oet.18, 1S13. FURS T.YNX BOAt, MUFFS, J8-' Kxlra Ot:er Caps, Shctland Scal, do. Fur .Seal do. Nutria and Muskrat d. Mm and BovsCIth Fur trimif Caps, for sale f.r ca3b hy V. S. Jousfo--5-Oct. 18, 1S33. BOMESTIC GOODS.-3 Bales Sheet 1U2S and Shirtings, comprisin2 a vane ly of qualitics nnd priees. W. S Jotixsx UFFALO ROBES. 3 Bales selccteJ Buffalo P.jbes, just rcc'd and for I.y v t? ni.nu p.ill nml pvamine iei"ifc 1 ..3 nurchasinir elsewhere. Od. 1G, 1SI3. COWHIOE acd Callskm Uonts, Cut and WroughtNails-an assortme" for sale lower than cver by Oct. 16, 1813, W.S-Johksov MRS. U. SHAW. Dvr noott XORTII or DK. AltEN -s il.tf Office. AXES. AXES. A few dozcn, ifunts Supernr ytim xcs with Ion light bitts for sale b'- XV. COLL1NS. Cornwall Oct. i, New and Jicauilllli ixooti;. iu. dics and (Jliildrcn's JJresscs a CJoaks just rcc'd by a. FRANCIS.