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though their regular organization as it should
be.
The Committee to whom was referred the
subject of sending an agent to the South repor.
ted as follows.
Rochester Sept. 10, ls41.
10 the Vermont Anti-Slavery Society, now
in Session:
Your committee appointed on the resolution
OF Mr.. Miller, respectfully report, that having
contemplated the purport of the resolution, and
the proposition of Col. Ii. w. w. Miller, to go
10 the South under the appreciation of the So
clety, and without other aid from the Society,
than their appreciation, and their prayers, do
report that said Miller is suitable person, for
such an embassy, and present him to the con-
sideration of the Society, for such their appro-
baton.
TJTUs HUTCHINSON, Chairman
OF said Committee.
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AMBASSADOR TO THE SOUTH.

The semi-annual meeting of the VT. Anti.
slavery Society was holden at Rochester on the
9th inst. We quote from the proceedings.
H. w. w. Miller introduced the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the time has fully come
when we can and ought to appoint an agent
to visit the slaveholding States, and press the
subject of emancipation upon the consideration
of Shareholders and the Legislatures Of the sew.
eral saveholding States.
After spirited remarks from the mover, the
resolution, was adopted, and committee of
three were appointed to carry the object into
effect consisting of Titus Hutchinson, c. l..
Knapp, and ayland Fletcher.
H Davis introduced the following resolution
which was adopted after brief remarks from
the mover:
Resolved. That as long as American Slavery
continues, it will be good thing to be ZEAL
ously effected for its abolition.
The same individual introduced the follow
ing resolution which was also adopted after
remarks from himself:
Rcsolued, That we are without any hope of
seeing the end of American Slavery as IL is,
through the agency Of the American Church
as ii is, or the insfumentality of either politi.
cal party as it is, under God through the un.
firing efforts of abolitonists good and true, and
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

We the uudersigners having been appointed
a committee for the purpose, have correspon'
ded with physicians in different parts of The
state on the subject Of resuscit ating and re-
organising the various county medical societies,
and the state Medical Society; and by request
of Windsor county Medical Society, and the
advice of physicians. whom we have consulted
we respectfully invite the several physicians
in the state 10 meet in convention at Mont.
,clier on Friday the 18th of Oct. next 10 take
into consideration the above named subject.
JOHN BURNELL,
MOSES COBB,
WILLARD BOWMAN.
Woodstock Sept. 81 1s41.
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A NEW WING JOURNAL AT WASH
INGTON CITY.

The undersigned have been induced by re-
cent events to commence the publication of a
new WING JOURNAL at the Seat of the Gener-
al Government. The scheme has been stim-
ulated into immediate deYelopement, by the
extraordinary detection Ito use no harsher
tcrm) of portion Of the Wing party, and by
the general feeling ofindignation which is man.
ifested in ali directions, at the mischievous and
fratricidal purposes of few ambitious or sell
fish politicians, who aim to destroy the fruits
of the glorious struggle of 1910.
We shall raise the true Wing Standard, and
do battle to the best of our abilities, for the in
tegrity of the great Wing party and the con.
Summation of all the Reforms contended for in
the late canvass. We shall go for such admin
stration of public affairs as will meet the gen.
erous confidence, and fulfil the patriotic expec-
tations of the American People and in the
furtherance of these objects, we shall dedicate
the experience of many years, and zeal fol
the great cause which the vicissitudes Of time
have in no degree abated.
Prompted as we are, to this task, by the ad
vice of Wings in all quarters, VIC shall expect
jealous CO operation in our plan, on the par
of members of Congress and others.
The subscription price of the paper (Which
is to be semi-weekly in the recess, and thrice {
week during the session of Congress) will b.
FIVE DOLLARS per annum, invariably in ad
vance.
JOHN II. PLEASANTS,
Sept. 4, 1s4l. JOHN S. GALLAHER,
0EWhig papers generally, are requested #
copy this notice.
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The U. States are ai peace and whereas u IL
known that travelling agitators, from oolh SUES
of the line. visit these Lodges. and harangue
the members in secret meeting, stInuialing
them IN ;ller,, acts: and whereas the same
persons are known to levy contributions on Inc
;onoron, and credulous for their own benetlt,
thus snnno,tinp and enriching themselves by
the b.sns, means: and whereas The unlawful
;n,on,;ors of the members of these Lodges have
olro,dv bcen manifested in ali attempt 10 de.
s,rov the lives and property of the inhabitants
ofCbinnewa. in Canada. and The public proper
tv of The British Government there being 4:
Now, therefore, |, JOHN TYLER, President Of
the United States, do issue this my proclama-
lion admonishing all such eyil-minded persons
of the coHdign punishment which is certain 10
overtake them assuring them tina; the laws OF
the United States will be vigorously execued
against their Illegal acts; and that II IN any
lawiess incursons into Canada they fall INTO
the hands Of the British authorities they VIII
not be reclaimed as American citizens, nor any
interference made by this Government IN their
behalf
And exhort all wel-meaning but deluded
persons who may have joined these Lodge.
Immediately 10 abandon them, and TO have
nothing more to DO with their secret meeting
or unlawful oaths, as they would avoid secre
meetings or unlawful oaths, as they would
avoid serious consequences TO themselves
And expect the intelligent and we'll disposed
members of the community 10 frown on all these
unlawful combinations and illegal proceedings
and 10 assist the Government in maintaining
the peace of the country against the mischiev.
GUS consequences of the acts of these violator
of the law.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
Ton, the twenty fifth day of September
IL STA. D. ore thousand eight hundred an'
fortv.one and of the Independence o
the United States the sixty-siAth.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary of State.
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STATE OF VERMONT. J

a T Probate Court, holden at Bristol in said
n District, on lie 9Th day of September, A. d..
ls4I, Lucretia Alien, guardian of Hiram Alien.
a minor son Of Moses Allen. late of New Haver
in SAID District, deceased, made application To
this cCult for time and authority to sell the teal
estate Of her said ward, consisting Of an undivid-
ed seventh part Of about five acres # land, with
part Of house thereon, also one undivided
seventh part uf the reversion Of the widows dow
CT in the estate Of tie aforesaid Moses Allen de-
ceased, situate, lying and being in New Haven,
aforesaid, being the same real estate belonging
10 the said ward. as heir at law TO the estate OF
Moses Allen, aforesaid, for the purpose fputnng
the proceeds Of such sale at interest.
Whereupon the Court appnin'ed the 81 Mon
day of Octnber, A. d. 194l, at 10 o'clock A. VI,
at the Probate Office in VeIgennes. for hearing
and deciding on said application. ard male an
order requiring notice 10 be given 10 all 70. sons
interested, 10 be present and object, il they see
cause, by publishing this order, three weeks Sue
cessivelv in the MIddlebury Peoples Press.
printed at Middlebury, IN the county Of Addison:
previous 10 that Ii &c.
20 3w HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.


a T Probate Court, held at Niddlebuly, in and
"a for the District of Addison on the SOth day
OF September. 1871,
Jonathan Gibson, admniSt'ato. of the estate Of
JABEZ SPENCER,
late OF Salisbury in said Dis rict deceased, pre-
sents his administialon account; and moves that
the same may be examined and allowed; And It
is theTeupcn ordered that the same be examin-
ed foI allowance, by said Court, at session
thereof, to be hel at the Office Of the Judge Of
said Court, in Middiebury, in and for the District
of Addison, on the 9Th day Of Noyea b>r next,
al one O'Clock in the afternoon and that notice
thereof be gwen to all persons interested, that
they may then and there appear and make their
objections to The allowance Of said account, by
publishing certified copy of his order in the
Middl, bury Peoples Press, newspaper printed
in said Mlddebury, three weeks successfully pre-
vious 10 the time Of said Court.
S. SWIFT, Judge
4 true copy Of record.
S. .SWIF +, Judge. % 3w
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

MONDAY, Sept. %, l64l
At Market 525 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, g.
$50 Sheep and $40 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cdnle.--The prices obtained
last week were not sustained and we reduce
our quotations. FIRST quality, s. so G 90.
Second quality, So 90 a 5 %. Third quality
50 so 4 so.
Stores.-Two year old So IS Three
year old, S14 %.
Sheep.-Lots were sold from 81 IL, TO 81
%.
.Spine.-Lots TO peddle, from 3 to 3 l.2 for
sows, and to Ia for barrows. At retail
4 to 5.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
District of addison, SIS.

AT Probate court. held at MdJlebuTy. In
"A and for the district of Addison, On The 24,li
day If September, 1911,
Shubael Ripley, of Cornwall in said district
administrator, with the will annexed Of
SOPHIA HOUGHTON,
la;e of Mijdlobury in said district deceased, iic-
senis his administration account, and prays TIA;
the same may be examin and allowed and
Ii is therefore ordered, that said account be ex
amined fer allowance by said CCuTt. at session
thereof. to be held al the Office Of the Judge !
.aid Court in Middleburv, in and for the di,irirt
of Addison on the 9th day IF October next. ~
one o'cock in the afternoon, and rhtt notice
thereof be given 10 I'll persons interested, by PUT
fishing certified ropy Of this order in the IA
dlebury Peol les Press, q newspaper printed ia
said Middebury, two weeks succe ss;vely, pref
Gus % the time of said cCGTt
S. SWIFT, Judge
true copy OF record.
2I2w s. SWIFT, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Dint-icinr NJ Hu...,

DtSHfCt " ~ IIuUtH'
z z it remembered that at Probate Court
AS holden at Bristol in said District, on tie
18th day of September. 1871,
Philo S. Warner aid Thadcus DuDton admin
istralors with will annexed, Of he estate Of
COMFORT DUNTON,
late of Bristol aforesaid deceased, present their
administration account for examination and al
lnwance; And therefore it is ordered, that said
account be examin,d al a Probate Court, TO be
holden at The Office OF the Judge Of said Court in
Bri~tol. in and for tie District of New Haven.
On the first M"Dday Of November next at 10 ~
clock, a. NJ; And that the sad administrators
cause notice lhertofbe given to all persons inter-
ested, BY publishing certified copy OF this order
III the Middlebury Peoples Press, newspaper
printed at Mddlebnry in the cnunty of Addison,
three weeks successfully previous 10 tie lime o:
said Court. II. MUNSILL, Judge.
A tue copy Of record,
% 3w II. MUNSlLL, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of -ad1isnn q,


A L Probate Court, held at MiddlehuTy, in
IA and fol the District OF Addison, on the 25i
day Of September, 1871.
An instrument purporting TO be the last viii
and testament of
ETHAN ANDRUS,
late OF Miidebury, deceased, is presented at sal!
Court for probate, By Harvey Pritchard, named
executor therein: whereupon-It is ordered tina.
the same be considered by said court at session
thereof, to be held at the office of the Judge OF
tie said court, in Middlebury, in and for The dis-
Irict OF Addison, on the Isl day Of November
next, at ole O'Clock IN the afternoon; at which
time and place, all persons may appear and con
test the probate of said will and that NOTES,
thereof be given by publishing certified copy E.,
this order in the Middebury Peoples Press.
newspaper printed at said Middlebury three weeks
sucessively previous to tie time Of said court.
S. SWIFT, Judge.
A true copy tfrecorj,
81 3w s. SWIFT. Judge.
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4 true copy Of record.
S. SlVIF +, Judge
STATE OF VERMONT.1
ADDISON COUNTY. SIS.


F3VO the Supreme Cour, mex 10 be holden
Il at Mlddebury, within and for the coun.
ty Of Addison.on the fourth Tuesday Of Janua
~, \. ID. 1912.
The petition of Abigail S. Kimball, of Wey-
bridge, in said county Of Addison. respectfully
represents TO the Hon. Court, that she was law
fully married 10 Norman Kim3all of eyhridge
aforesaid, on the Sd day Of May 4. ID. 1929.
and continued 10 live with said K;mball in the
tullfllulent of oil the duties required of her BY
the marriage covenant until the 9Th day Of
November, A. ID. 1885, when tie said Kimbali
deserted your petitioner. without any lust cause
and without the faul; of Your petitioner, and has
ever since that tine refused 10 live with her
Wherefnrc your petitioner prays this honorable
Court TO dissolve the bands Of mairimonv be.
tween your petitioner aud the said Kimba:l, and
grant her bill of divorce and your petitioner
will ever pray. ABIGAIL 5. KIMBALL.
E. D. BAHsER, Attorney.
Whereas it has been made 10 appear 10 nc
that the above named Norman K!mbsil, the
pet;ionoe in the aforesaid petition, resides with
out the state of Vermont; II is therefore ordered
that The said Norman Kimba be notified cfiEe
pcnde"cy of SAID petition by utilization Of III,
substance of the same in the Middiebury Poo
pies Press. a newspaper printed al Middlebury
in said county Of Addison, together With this
order, three weeks succcssivc.r, the last Of
which publications. shall be al least thirty DAYS
before The session of said court which shall be
deemed sufficient notice TO said Norman Kim
ball of the pendeucy Of said petition, that lie
may appear and answer 10 tho same.
Given under my hand al Burlington in the
county of hi;tcnden. this % day # Sc,irm-
bc-. a. p. ls4I NJ /. BENNETT.
Judge Of the Supreme Coa'f.
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PURIIC DERATE.

There will be Debate in the College Chap
ell on the evening of Wednesday, Oct. 9Th,
Commencing at half past SIX o'clock, on the
following question: Ought the sale ofspirit-
uous liquors Ito be used as a drink) TO be pro-
hibited by lawl the friends of the College,
and all who are interested in the discussion Of
this subject are invited TO attend.
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BANK OF vERGENNEs NOTICE.

AG REEARIy to an act of the Legisla ure, passed
II October 1870, by which every Bank whose char
Tor .ha be extended is required to call in the Whole
amount Of its capital stock within one year nom It's
renewal. the stockholders OF the Bank oil FeTgennes
ha,ahv notified that ten dollars each share of
ar initial stock is required to be paid in by the 18th
By order of the President and Directors,
ISAIAH SCOTT. Cashier.
ye-renaes, September s, 1911. I9Sw
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20 Dollars Reward.

G<TOLEN from the pasture ofthc subscriber
S<Yon the night of the 18th instant, soFrei
horse or years cid, natural trottcr, soma
white in the forehead, white hind feet and long
switch tail. Whoever will restore said horse
to the subscriber and prove the conviction Of
the thief shall receive the above reward, CT ten
dollars for the return of the horse.
SAMUEL O'RRYAN,
MiDDLE8CEY, Sept nth l94l. 20:3~
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NOTICE TO JOINERS.

Proposals will be received until about tie
Goth of the present Month for furnishing Blind,
for the Windows 10 the Congregational Meet
inghouse in this Village, 10 be completed by
the frs, of April next.
A. WILCOX.
for the prudential Com.
Middlebury Oct. 9th ls41.
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STRAY COW.

STRAY COW.
CAME into the enclosure
Sf.aJS5 of the subscriber, on the Goth
HT inst. red, line-back COW, with
one Top and one broken horn.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
d. TW1TCHELL.
New Haven. Sept. 9th, 1S4l. 22;3w
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STRAY COW.

~AME into the enclosure of the subscriber,
u about week since. good sized hight
red COW. The owner is requested to prove
property pay charges and take her away.
HARVEY YALE.
Middlebury Sep. 1e, 1871. 20 3w
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At Rutland, Oct. LIST, Mrs. Caroline X. Dan.
iels, wife ofLuther Daniels Esq. aged SO years.
At Middlebury, east Village, on the 18th
Sept. Mary B. wife of Alonzo Hidrith.aged %
In this Village, on the 9th, inst Charles A.
son of Charles E. and Elizabeth p. Turrill, a
Ced months.
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The PROCLAMATION. The proclamation of
the President inserted in this paper, is induced
by facts of highly alarming character. That
schemes are on foot 10 organize bodies of men
10 invade the British dominions, and in cooper.
alton with the Canadian macontents, 10 attempt
a revolutionary movement, has been apparent
to others, as well as the government at Wash.
ington. Those who believe that all is hum.
buggery deceive themselves. The last Troy
Wing says
awe are informed on good authority that
the organization of these men within our own
territory was never more complete, and that it
is composed of body of fifty or sixty thousand
persons ready TO march at moments warn.
ing"
The above may par;ake Of much extrava-
gance' but certain it is that preparations Of
hostile complexion TO some extent are making.
Cannon and ammunition have been frequently
purloined and secreted, evidently with view
to the accomplishment of this object. 1t is
happy circumstance that Gen. Scott is now on
The New York frontier, and tina, troops have
agitators and prevent any unlawful intrusions
upon the Canadas from our frontier. Nothing
would be more likely to render national hestili,
ties inevitable, than a border war which such
an event would occasion. and which seasonable
efforts on the part of government might easily
prevent.
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CASE OF Col GRosAN.-The proper repre-.
sensations in relation to the arrest of this gen.
tleman have been sent on to Washington
There can be no doubt they will be Immediate
ly laid before the British min lister and call
made upon him for disavowal or reparation.
The New York Express says that after all it is
not probably any difficulty will grow out of
his abduction. The force selling him was
not regular but volunteer force, and had no
sanction of "a commanding officer. Neither
the people or press in Canada justify it
MEssRs. BELL e. BADGERS statements, in
This paper. afford complete confirmation OF
the facts comprised in Mr.. Ewing's letter Of
resignation. IndeeI, no attempt to deny or
even 10 evade their force, has hitherto met our
eye. No one can fail 10 discover that the
gentlemen who have resigned their seats in the
cabinet, could not have longer remained with
out feeling of personal degradation too pain.
full to be endured by honorable men. Had they
not done SO. it is evident from the prompiitude
of the President, in, almost simultaneously with
their designations. nominating others TO the
vacancies, that they would soon have been dis
missed. 1t can hardly be doubted that Presi.
dent Tyler intended 10 break up the cabinet
Much suspicion has been cast upon MIR. Web
ster, for remaining in the cabinet. The loss o.
the confidence and respect in The President
which furnished his colleagues an excuse coult
not however, have been urged by him. We
shall never believe without the strongest evi
dence that he is actuated by any other than thu
the most patriotic motives. He doubtless
believes what he asserts, that President lyle
has not entirely lost his wing character, ant
that, perceiving the torrent ofindignation which
his veto messages has raised through the nation
he will recommend such scheme in relation
to the currency. and the safe keeping AM
disbursement Of the public monies, as Wi
answer every desirable object. We cling t.
every hope of the restoration Of the unity an
harmony of the whig party: The recen
appointments Of wing postmasters in The stat
of New York, and other appointments, ar
evidences of returning seLse of duty. an
consistency which we hail with delight.
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ESTATE OF ABRAM DUNNiNG il.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison, Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands ofall persons, against the
estate of
ABRAM DUNNING in.
late of WEYBR1DGE, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto: And Six months from the 29th
day ofSEPTEMBER inst being allowed By SAID
Court for that purpose, We do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the business
Of our said appointment, at the dwelling house
of said deceased in WEYBRIDCE on Last Tues
day of Oct and Last Tuesday of March from
nine o'clock, A NJ. until four o'clock, p. NJ.
on each of said days.
C. G. BowDIsH, ! Commits
s. W. JEwETT, ! siOneTS.
Dated at WEYBR1DGE this 90, day of Sep
TENDER, 1881. % 3:w
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nj arried.

In the Congregational Church, on Sabbath
evening, by Rev. T A.Merrill, Mr. Charles c.
Lathrop. of jacksonville, Lou. TO Miss
Harriet E. Nichols.
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Stray Horse.

n ERROKE into tic iueiosase Of
a Lelhe Subscibcr. on, or raboat
the IOth ofJuly last. Sinai, Iia:!:
IT, Brown Horse. has spayen on iho
AGAR hind leg. and Stripe in the fIrehcad =
supposed to be about Seventeen years old
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and lake him awar.
SAMUEL WoLco1T.
SuoREhAN, Sep. ii, 1911.
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% REV. T c. EATON, will preach the Court House
the 10Th, inst. Sunday next)