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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-11-06

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-11-06

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
HYDEP

Nv HEREAS, the Leg isaturc OF the State Of Yer.
w mont, at their session az Montpelier in the
year one thousand cgh, hundred and thirty mine
"essed tax OF five cents each acre of land in
Hydcpark, in The county of Lamoille in said State,
tand scquostercd TO public, piou and charitable uses
excep'cG) for the purpose Of maxim. and repairing
roads and building bridges in said town These arc
therefore to notify The proprciors and land owners OF
said town Of Hydcpark, that they may pay their pro-
portion Of said tax in labor, by applying either one
OF The subscribers in the months Of June and Juiy
next, WHO are appointed committee 10 supcrlntond
he expenditure OF the said tax.
Dated at FIydcpark, this first day OF April one thous.
and eight hundred and forty
LEVI EDGERTON,
ERASTUS p. FITCH, Committee
ALMOND BOARDMAN.\
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
STATE OF VERMONT,

DIsTRicT OF RANDOLPH, S.
The Honorable Probate Court for the district oil Ran.
doph, 10 all persons concerned in the estate of
Mrs. Polly Beckwith late of Williamstown deceased
intestate, Greeting.
AN heroas, NATHANIEL JILLSON ESQ. ad.
w minlsraor OF the estate OF The said deceased,
proposes 10 render account Of his administrations
ard present his cunt against said for allow
ance, at the Probate Court 10 be holdon at Williams
town in said district, on the I'd "Wednesday Of MAY
next-Thcreiore, you are hereby notified 10 appear
fore said court, at the lime and place uoresaid 10
show cause, il any you have, why The said account
Should not be allowed.
Gipsm under my hand and tie seal Of said court
nt WaliamSiown in said district this I2h day of
February a. d 1870
CALVIN ELODGETT Indcc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13

H. II Is well known the immediate lends Of the General
that while he Governor of Indiana Territory he acquired
large potn OF this landed property besides pceun'ry
contributed with characteristic generosity to tho
support Of the pidps and the education Of The chdrsH Of the
soldiers uhOJeI al IpPf6GHOe In addition his pleas
ceioot some Of tm annually his house, dress them
and introduce them into company, aud in every possible
administer to heir comfort aud happiness There mauy
took OF his bounty and General Harrison
of H. Verify lie hath permitted his lelt hand
deeds OF ehuf'y hsTsh hand huth done -hadis0R'GR
IL Campaign Of 1912 During the march the troops suffer
ng unprotected Win ens were grea exposed General aT
aud his staff IN the same situation and endured
similar hadships The Olown ing desert uf bptua
evening OF that mach given of whit
during this campaign The troops heinz
march, were not suffered 10 halt until das. hey then
formed as nen as practicable, tho order of regular
spoken of was the bank Of tho Al Gaso river
bottom which was hrary covered with water from tho
when e torrents during the whoa II, The troops were
destitute axes and could only such fuel as was ur
ashed BY tho dry mhs scattered ground Those who
could mud dIyog against which fro could be kndled were
iuuhalei many sat without ire upon their saddles at the
roots of trees against which they caued add endeavored To
sleep Being araed from the baggage few had any thing to
eat or drink Tho men became poevi an were NOT spans
different turn their hougis the General VINO WIN ms s"h
sat NJ smafe wrapped in his cloak oeevms me ram as
tell requested one Of bis oite. 70 lug sa ~ ,
10 make the best of the soon produced good
humor camp Another oicer sang song oil
Now,s he time for ninth and glec,
Sing and laugh, and dance with me-
The ldicIous these words tho gloom
or Lc and tempest produced such an impre thai
they soon become pfoyeihul aud whenever tho ar
INV was paeed ia similar situation, when enduring the pe
az wadng TO iLe knees IN mud ice,
galia spiit wnud rnnr out
Nows the time for iarth and glee
and the whole line VI match would take tho words In full
chorus. DaUson's LVs ef HarrsOr-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

SILK AND STRAW GOODS FOR CASH.
1NHE subscriber calls the uiicnou Of County Mtr.
l. chants 10 his Extensive assortment OF Silk aud
Straw Goods which have been selected from fresh
mpOriatlnns and manufactures with the creates care:
and which he offers for CASH AT the luwest Make
price among watch vii be found every sylr and qual.
Ivy of
Silks, Ribbons, Velvets, Embroderics, Laccs Lace
Wells, Shnwls and Fancy Haudkerciiefs.
complete assortment OF LEGION, Tu can,
Florence b aid aud Straw Has, with
great variety oi Millinery and
Fancy Gnods.
To all Of which he rcsp' ciinlly solics he attention
of Me chants visiting New York, believing that the
prices AT which they are offered will satisfy Them That
they cannot purchase TO better advantage in the mar
kei. A. NJ FREEMAN
II3 Pearl Street,
IA Hanuvrr' Square, N. Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
GRANVILLE:

To the propretors aud land ov Of Ihe own Of
Granville late Kingston, in the county OF Addison
and State Of Vermont:
w HEREAS, the Legislature OF The State OF Yer.
w mont, al their srsson begun and holden al
montpelier in October, 1887, did grant Of fur
cents per acre on all the lands in said town, (lands
scquestered TO public, rious Ind chaus bic uses
exceptcd,) for the purpo Of making and repairing
roads, and building bridges in said TOWN. aud revived
the in 1888, and also revived the same IN 1882,
this is therefore TO notify the propre'or and al
owners that we will receive their proportion OF said
tax in labor, in the months of June and July next
Dated at Granville, this LIST day of April, 1910.
JOSEPH FLINT,
ASA. WINTER, Committee
CHARLES LAMB
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
CONFERENCE.-THE DISSOLUTION.

COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLUTION.
VIE coparlncrship Of opaldings s. Foster Is dis
L solved this day by limitation and agreement
SPALDING & FOSTER,
CHARLES SPALDING.
Montpelier, March 80, 1910. 45
iD@Thosc indebted 10 The hove late firm will do
well to settle. either by note or cash, Immediately.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
RIPTON.

WA HEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of Yer.
w mont, al their session ut Montpelier, IN tho
wear OF our Lord, one thousand c. hit hundred aud
'mIy.hinc, n"tc'fed tax Of three ger acre. on
all the Lands in the town Of Rpon, in the County of
Addison, in said state Glands seGaesrrd 10 public,
pous and charitable uses exccpicd) for the pnrroec
OF making and repairing roads, aud building BRIDGES
N said town THESE are therefore, 10 NOTIFY The
ptoprleiofs and andhoders in said town that they
can have an opportunity To pay said tax in labor, or
olher"l'c, in the month Of June aud July next hy ap.
ply ns tc either of the Subscribers. committee ap-
poinet 10 snrernend The expenditure of said lax
TIMOTHY WINTER, Com
ZEBINA CCStlMAN nit.
HARLEY sUNDERLIN, 5ht.
Da'rd at Ripio". this 90 III dav oi March, A D. 1910
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
1 NOE SALE RY sTORRs g LNNl.poNs

- ED Bad. seed Wheat Flax Seth, Clover do.
a and Herds Grn.s do. for sale at Storrs aud
Lnnsdons. March %. a. 5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
THE ELECTION

The Fredericks burg Arena OF the 17h instant, in
speaking Of the election which takes place through
out the State, TO DAY, says: IL is too late now
TO speculate on the issue, to indulge In prophe
eies. Suffice il to say, that the Wing party never
was more active, never more united, never more
sangune They determined 10 do their duty ;
let the result be what it may! We may lose this
or that county but shall gain others and we
feel well grounded confidence, that the next Lee
gsature will be decidedly Wing. There never
occurred more imporan election IN the Sale =
Two United States Senators are 10 be chosen next
winter and vacancies which may occur in the FL.
ectoral Ticket, will be filled by persons appointed
by the majority in the Legislature. But so Tar MS
politics are concerned, these are subordinate Objects
1.-THE Wings carry Virginia at this election, the
most jealous friends of VAN buren, admit that his
prospect of success is hopeless. The moral infu-
cnce would be resstless 10 other States.
In every view Of the subject, whether we look TO
State or Federal politics, there is every thing to
stimulate the Wings TO the most strenuous exer-
lion. We believe the obligation is felt in all It's
force by our party. We believe the idea is unver-
sal that lukewa rmness or ineficiency. in the com
ing struggle, would be species of moral treason
With these impressions, we refrain from all exhor-
tations The Wings know their duty, and Will do
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
New Spring Goods.
A. ROBINSON g. co.

HAVE Just returned from the East, and are
N IA receiving the largest, rrettisst and
easpea stock Of British and American DRY
COOP sant has been exhibited in this marxet
for ysars. Our stock comprises every article 10
use. such az
Cloths. Cassitncrs, and yestings;
British aud American Prints
Savage and Chicope Cot'ons,
Super Printed Marscies Vestings;
Pautaloon StuHs--the greatest variety;
White Satins, aud Coorcd FIorepces;
Satin Faced Yesfings;
Gauzc aud Silk Hindu erchcfs and Shawkt
Cotton Hose aud Half Hose;
Satin Cheeks and Plain Cambrieks;
Super Ribbed Linen Drills;
Fine aad super Irish Linens;
French Chintxes and Lawns;
Lick ngs aud Osuaburg Cottons
Penitentiary Plaids;
Marine Shir'ing and
Biesched Soods-yery cheap,
And the greatest variety OF French Fancy Goods
We hive ever offered to the public. Also, very
extensive stock Of
Groceries, Hardware, Qucens-Ware,
shoes, Boots, Hats, and BOnnets,
All which we cHer TO our customers, and The pub
lie generally at astonishing low prices 70 suit The
present bard times.
April 2. 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the American of April 20.

FLouR.-Holders of Howard Street Flour are
asking S. c64 and s5,l24 to-day from Stores, but
purchasers manifest no disposition 10 pay over 80.
Several small sales have come to our knowledge,
amounting to about 400 barrels, a, 50, and we have
heard of no transactions above that rate. The re-
ceipt price continues at 81 874. There is no stock
OF City Mills Flour 1t is nominally quoted at So
"a Susquehanna Flour is held at 80 IA at
which rate one OF two small lots were sold to-day.
GRAIS.-There is little no Wheat Offering at
PRESENT 1t is thought the prices OF last week could
De obtained, viz: IS cts, and 81 ,05, tor tar to
pune Md red Supplies are looked for 10 lew
DAYS Sales of white Corn were made to-day at
70 and "a cents and Of yellow at AZ and as cts
oaes are restricted by the scarcity of coastifg
se's, We quote Nd. Rye at AZ asa so cts, Sales
u M ma Oats al 81 cts, and Va at rs and &c cls
"ssHREr.-Ihcre j. moderate demand at last
itJ' t;'ces, which We continue at 2la cts iSr
4D' aud 23s cents for bbs. The Wagon price
continues Al 90 cts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
April 9, 1870.

FENHE subscriber has just finished opening, a
Il new and beautiful supply Of
SPRING AND SU MN Err GOODS
He invites all persons wanting cheap Goods TO call
and look. before purchasing promising 10 lei ma
one go OF dssatishcd--as be is determined TO sell
cheap HE stock of Goods j. unusueliy large, and
the style new and pretty, among which may be
found
Black Maiioni Lustring;
Black aud Blue Black Gro De Pam;
Figured SiIks-all eoIors--some very pretty
Colored Florences and Black Mode
White and Black Satin;
Ribbons aud BeItings-evcry variety;
Black Silk Velvet and London Quilting;
Italian Crspes=-all coiors,
Silk Vestings Black Silk Cravats;
Muslin DE Angle and pretty goods,
Painted Lawns and London Prints;
Fancy Handkerchief and Scarf,
Ladies' Cravais; Black Fseuch Bombazinej
Summer Cloths;
super and Common Cloths all colors
Super Cassimeres and London Tweeds;
White and Colorcd Linen Driings;
Hamilton Drills; Brown Holland
Forsyth NaBkcen; Burlaps;
French and Irish Brown Linens;
Huckerbsck and Bird rs Diapers;
ga and 10 4 Table aud Russia Diaperj
Irish Linens and Long Lawn;
Linen Napkins; Crash;
Russia Duck Biescbcd Dowlcs;
white and Colored Marscilles;
White and Colored Satcrns;
Cambria and Furniture Dimity;
Cambria and Jaconeu Muslins;
Book and Swiss Muslins = Plain and Figured;
Jaconett Inseriioes aud Edging;
Thread and Bobbinctt Edgings aud lnser,ingsj
Wire Ground aud Bobbinett Quillings;
Silk, Worsted and Cotton Hosiery;
Silk, Kid, aud Berlin Gloves;
Long and Short Pic Mic do;
Marseiilcs and Brocsde Skirts;
Spittalheld, Pongee, ard Bandanna Hdkfs;
Linen. Cambria and Berkeley do;
Bonnets Artificial Flowers;
American Caiicoes "a great variety;
With a large assortment Of Queens, Glass, aud
Hardware, &c. sc. JOHN w. BOYD.
April g. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
TO dc Band, tAat asts.dsa he Leg CaSia Pro

To The Band, thai attended The Leg CabiR Pro
cessicn.
Ats meeting, OF the Committee Of Arrangement,
and OF number, of the citizens, who attended The
Proeessioa, TO Winchester, the following resolution
was adopted:
ResoIred, That the thanks, Of this meeting, be
extended 10 the Gentlemen, OF the Band of Music,
who accompanied the Procession, for their kind
services on the occasion, and request, that they
viii furnish the address Of each of them. thai they
may be supplied, with copy, of paper, contai-
ming an account, Of the proceedings.
GeAtiemea--The Committee. az Arrangement,
on behalf of The members, OF the Procession, can
not communicate the above Resolution, without ex-
pressing, to YOU, warmly, their best thanks fcr
your attendance, on the occasion. Fou have iray.
eled far, and lost much time and your kindness Ia.
therefore, the more to be appreciated We can
only, hope. that some early opportunity may oc'
cur, TO recprocate the favor.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
John A. Kecdy,

rEyAKE NOTICE, Tha,, on Tbursday. the 30th
n day Of April i840. at the Globe Tavern, IN
Hagcrstown, Washington County, Md. we will
take The depositioss u Joseph J. Merrick, Will
! am Price. Chnrles Hazletine, and John Herr, 10
be read evi lence in Two suits depending in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv
for Berkeley Comfy, in which you IRE plaintiff
and the undersigned nfe respectively defendants
tlir said deros,iions 10 be taken by virtue Of com
missions sesersly issued IN said suits
CHARLES DOWNS. Ez'or
Of John Kiasgsv, deed.
VIM. CUNNINGHAM, Adm'y
Of John cunningham. decd.
April 2. Is40.--5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
III a = u Z II D +,

On Monday the 18th inst, by the Rev, Lewis F..
Wilson, Mr.. PHILlr SYLER, 10 Miss ELIZABETH
ROBINSON.
Ga Tuesday the 18th inst, BY the same, Mr.. ELI
AS SYLER, to Miss SUSAN STucRY, all Of this coun-
~.
In WilliamspoIt, on the 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Will
son, Mr.. LEVI ]. TALLER to Miss RUTH Wells
HANS, both this county.
Or the is III instant by Rev. Charles Martin, Mr..
JOHN +. HAppox, to Miss MARY ANN SHosER,
both Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

rernpeOt than any body else, who can forefeH eve
~ ,bisg after IL Happens. and as deep in the
milestone as those who pick it-uot even any OF
All these have set up the pretension that they saw
the smallest end of the shadow which was cast be-
fore the event. Foretelling shadow it must have
had but no one saw it. These remarkable
faers- Richmond Compiler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23

4, NJ meeting held IN the Lutheran Church, last
monday the following gentlemen, were elected as
members Of the yestry, Of the Episcopal Church,
IN me Norborne Parish
= Gol' Edward Colston, William Pendleton, PinhP
u rendleion, Josiah Hedges, Hezekiah Hedges,
na"Ison Waite, Edmund r. Hunter, JOSIAH lied
e. 'r Aaron Myers James Ouick, and Erasmus
NoIlCE.-Thesc gentlemen viii please to n Get
"sM Saturday wee X, in The Gazette Office, at IL
.,ocS' Tor the trsnssetion Of business.
April %, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
A Card.

The member. Of the Funks Town Band, take
this opportunity Of returning their thanks, to the
COMMITTEES, Of Arrangement, Of the Log Cabin FRO
cession, and, To the citizens, generally, for their
kind attention. them, during their short stay up
on that occasion. They congratulate them, upon
the full Of the project and the perfect or
der and decorum manifested by oil who Joined 10
the procession; ard cannot Close this, without Of
fering her best wishes for the success of the cause
ia which you have, so heartily, engaged
w. S. WILLIAMSON,
JOHN SHEETZ,
J. F. GROSH,
G. w. GROSH,
/. A. GROSH,
b. F. GROSH.
o. H. SNYDER,
DANIEL BETZ,
w Fl EAKLE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
EE0fs g H0a,Mefs.
Bonnefs! Esonncis!I

EUST received, splendid assortment Of BON
% NETS, embracing the most Fashionable kinds
Fioreuce Braid Bonnets- Spring style;
English Double and Split Straw do;
Seven and Eleven BRAID Straw do;
English Patent Braids;
Doc Colored and White Hoods-cheap, cheap;
Boys Palm Leaf Caps.
Also. asplendid assortment ofnew style Spring
Ribbons
CapTrmmings. Edgings, Laces and lnsertingsj
IL Doz. Artificial Flowers;
Add great variety Of New Style Fancy Goods,
which We will sell on pleasing terms
April 9, Is4o- A. ROBINSON & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

Rhode Island has gone for the Wings. by ma
.jorily even larger than was anticipated.
From the Providence Journal
Samuel Ward King. is elected Governor by ma
iory not less than thirteen hundred, being the lar
rest majority ever given in a contested gubernatoria
election.
King. (W.) received 1853 votes; Carpenter, ".
b. 1855.
The entire Wing Senate, is elected by about the
same majority. This majority will be increased
immensely at the Presidential election
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-23
RROSl2laDIFlU3
FOR
= + = P 7 Z Q e,
A WING NEWSPAPER,
Edited and Published by Duff Green.


THNHE undersigned proposes to publish, in Bal
Il timore the PILOT EXTRA, in pamphlet
FORM Of Double Royal SIZE, from the lst OF May
until the 18th of November. for 81, payable 10 adj
vance. This paper will be devoted to the support
of the election Of the Wing Candidates for Presi-
dency and Vice Presidency. and this Prospectus is
issued under the expectation that Efforts VIII be
made to give il an extensive circulation, as the
means of counteractng the influence oil the Extra
Globe. Tho Post Office Department alone furnish
es a corps of some fifteen thousand men, most Ut
them active political partisans organized for the
distribution Of the Globe. Tha influence may be
counteracted by an active cooperation the part
of the young men. The Pilot is established under
the auspices Of the Wing party of Baltimore; of
the Wing members Of the State Legislature; and
of the friends of Gen. Harrison in Congressi ard
the undersigned is encouraged to hope that the
Wing Young Men Of the U. States viii resolve that.
wherever the Post Office Department may send the
poison of the Globe, the antidote Of the Pilot shall
be administered All that we ask is TO be heard by
the people. 1t is for them speak, and il we can
get a hearing, we have apprehension of the re-
suit The people will vindIcnte their own cause,
and hurl their oppiessors from Office. Baltimore Is
central point. The Pilot will be surrounded 10y ac-
tive, intelligent, and ardent Whgs-old and young
The meeting Of the Convention in May, will enable
the Young to complete an efficient party orga-
nizstion, and give 10 the Editor the means oil eN-
tended usefulness. He asks the press, tbroug hout
the county, to insert this Prospec,usi and the
friends Of the good cause, especially the young men
every where, to exert their influences in obtaining
subscribers to be forwarded by the earliest posi-
BILE day, through their friends in Congress, d.
recty to hin, in Baltimore.
TERMs---Payabie I'm advance.
Daily Pilot, So
Single Daily Paper, Accents
Semi weekly,
DEXTRA, from May LIST TO 18th of November,
in pamphlet form and Double Royal size, 81.
April % 1870. DUFF GREEN.