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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26
THE MAILS.

TTNHE Western Mail arrives daily at ten A. M; leaves
every day Immediately on the arrival Of the Southern
at pm.
The Southern mail arrives daily at p. MI leaves daily
Immediately on the arrival OF the Western at loan
The Haverhi arrives Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at IL mi leaves Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur-
The Woodstock via Bethel, arrives Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays IL M; leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 10 M
The Hanover arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satut
da,s 4 m.
The Barton Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at IL mi leave" Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
PM
The Ddnvilc arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saur-
days at " m leaves Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at PET
The 81 Adams via Johnson arrives Sundays and We'd
ncsdays a pm; leaves Mondays and Frdavs at q
The Southern, Haverhil and Woodstock mails close at
pam.
The Western Danvllc and Barton close OF II
ne hanover and 81 Adams al M except on Sundays
when they close at 6 pm
Office hours from 7 until p m; ION until 5,
and hom until l-2 pm.
Office open on Sundays from 8 a m until and
ON until p m.
No deviation from he ADORE schedule
L. S. MERRILL, =. NJ.
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Col Paine is n federalist because he is the son

Col. Paine is n federalst because he is the son
ofhis father, quoihs the North Star.
This reminds lis Of nu incident that occurred in
our pernmbulatons couple OF years since. Tar
rying over night at the Capital Of the State, we
rose early that we might secure the first services
Of the village barber TO avoid the inconvenience Of
'hope deferred" AS we approached The sign Of
the pole we overlook venerable gentleman appa-
teutly about rs years of age, dressed in the COS
tune ofthc "days of old lang sync' -breechc, and
silver knee buckles-ofnn open md generous coun-
tenance, who responded cheeriully TO our rcve-
rent salutaiion of "good morning" We soon
found that we had encountered man of good
breeding of iniclligence-o gentleman indeed %!
the cd school and made up our mind Tor rcl;
intellectual treat. Some modst nllusOn of ous TO
the rast, his age &c. intimating that he camc down
to us from another generation, touched his heart
and we saw ut once that the fountain Of his soul
WINS broken up and his words flowed as he spoke
OF Washington the time oflhe revouion-ot onr
dearly bought Independence. lie narrated graph
chlly the enduring patience oflhe American Army
especially exhibited in their gloomy retreat
through the "Jcrseys"-ihe battle, of Monmouth
the sccnes of Bcrgen--and his soul seemed fre
with the ardour of youth. We more than suspec-
ted that he participated in some OF these scenes
and IN reply TO II query of ours lie mo,!esliy MI
swcrcd that he did that he served his country in
the Revolution, under the immortal Washington
aud that although entitled 10 pension equally VIII
the small remnant now remaining ui than glo:I
Gus band of heroes who pered their lives in tia
sad hour of their couniry's history, he, having nc
quire,l suiIicency from his own toll for his sup
port, had never asked for it, Here, render, was
wing of the Revolutions; and his name was ELyAt
PAINE, of Mortified, the father of Col. Charles
Paine, the candidate Of the democratic Wing part,
OF Vermont for the Office Of Govenor. Cacdonidn
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NOTICE.

TO THE DEMOCRATIC WINGS OF OR
LEANS SENATORIAL DISTRICT;
The Orleans Co. Convention called to meet on the
18th of July inst, met according to appointment
when it being asccrtained that the Hon. Jncob
Bates, Senator for said Senatorial District, declin-
ed nomination, said Convention adjourned TO
the first Thursday Of August next, to meet at lras-
burgh, at one o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose Of
making new nomination of Senator and trans.
acting any other business deemed necessary. The
Democratic Wings of Orleans Senatorial District
ure earnestly requested one and all to attend.
THOMAS JAMESON. President.
IIENhV NJ BATES, Secretary.
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DIR. TRY LOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVER WORT.

ONLY GENUINE, 49, BOWERf, N. Y.
~ lh Cnnsnnrtion, Cough, Colds, Spii'lng Of
n""o, ram IN me SIDE or breast, Asthma
ilcniiSy, ShoHncs' oil breath Ptiplahon of ih
tlcHr'' DinN' Nervousness, ahd all di eases OF The
Lungs ana LIVER THIS mcd'cac has been u'cd i"
The cry oi Ne" ork win unexampled surc"'s foI
eight years, curi"g thousands who were '"ppo led
thc"Ilolc, ~ Is now uted by mot OF the medical
iacnIy The CLERGY the Press AID The whole people
Cer''h'"fes OF extraordinary cures will accompnn!
each battle.
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cJ-The North Star sticks to it, and seems hon
estly to believe, that the loan bill is TO create ma
iional deb, of twelve millions indeed, argues
that this is "self-cvident," because the bill was
Essentially altered before it wos passed. II the
Star is disposed to be set right we will suggest
that the bill rot essentially altered it was
loan bill for Sl2,000,000 in the beginning, and is
n loan bill for the same amount now. The alter
ntion was merely as to the time of payment and
hence if the original bill created debt, so does
the bill passed. But the truth u.s. that bill ere
a,cs no debt the debt was created by Van Burcn's
administration ind existed IN the shape of treas
ury notes, claims unliquidaed, and appropriations
unpaid. The simple object of the loan bill is to
borrow money at fixed rate of Interest and with
specific times of payment, to pny this debt; and
the effect Of is put the debt in shape TO he
paid at the convenience of the treasury instead of
leaving the treasury to he embarrassed by untime.
ly demands. Before the bill was passed, the trea-
sury was indebted $4,000 600: dare the Star af.
finn that the loan bill ddded as much more 10 the
debt? If not let it confess its folly in pcrsisl;nl.
that this bill! crenes n national debt. We observe
that the Star asserts that il WINS Daniel Webster
and Alexander Hamilton's theory, that Nation
al Debt is a national bessing.' THIS is utterly
untrue. Alexander Hamilton expressly repudin-
ted this doctrine in his celebrated report to Con.
gress.
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From The Burlinrton Free Press

fFOW Wc burlington TTee fTcSS
Who docs not know that the great mass Of both
political parties in Vermont cherish dendly hos
Utility TO the system of southern slavery Who
can point 10 single prominent man in tho state,
he he W hg or Loco, who does not consider it rs
monstrous and uni,LlIowed system of iniquly
and oppression? and foul stain upon our ma
breathes the pure mir or lreads the green hills Of
Vermont, who has the hardihood 10 raise his voice
TO palliute or excuse ii? Who does not know
that our state Legislature, has for series of years.
with unsurpassed uuanilnity, passed resolutions,
expressing the strongest adherence OF the system
and urging our delegation in Congress to the very
verge of their constitutional power to wipe the
foul stain from our national escutcheon? and yet,
notwithstanding all this, there IRE n few men IN
The state who have the insulIcrae vanity to set
themselves up as the exclusive friends of humanity,
and denounce, as pro SLAVERY men, all those who
think there are other evils, which call for reform
than the system of southern slavery, and other
subjects worthy TO occupy a small portion of their
thoughts. As for Col. Paine lie is as much Of MI
aboliiionist as any rational man could desire. We
ourselves heard him maintain in this town las,
winter, that Congress not only possessed the
tllutional power, hut in duty bound, to abolish
slavery in the District of Columbia and in the
territories and refuse Hereafter admit into the
Union any slave State. Further ihan this Judge
Williams himself is not pei AIRED to 20. And we
are happy 10 assure our friends abroad that we do
not know single Wing aboliionist in this Sec
ton OF the state land we have quite a number in
our neighborho0d) who IS not prepared cheerluy
TO unite with his brethren in support OF Col. Paine
and the other nominees of the late Wing Conven-
| ton.
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DEATHS.

In Montpelier the l7th inst. Louisa jane ghtcr
Joshua and Annis b 9th, aged seven months.
In Peacham, llth inst. Lewis, of Alexander and
Elizabeth Harvey aged years and six months
In Watham, on Saturday the l7th instant Mr. E;!.nn
GrIswo'd aged IS. He suffered imprisonment of tive
years and nine months during the revolutionary war a,
Quebec for his attachment 10 he American He was
taken while private Citizen and his imprisonment and
suerings though long and severe drew for him TIE
bounty OF his country, although solicited in his declining
years. He ofhe earliest Of those hardy
who first settled west Of the Green Mountains He lived
respected as honest and his pafr WAS never
doubled
Al Taehasse, Florida on the 81 inst. Robot r. Reid
late Governor OF Florida.
AT Lexington, Kentucky the Sd instant. MIR Humph
Icy Marshall, at an advanced age. lie formerly
Senator in Congress.
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WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wings of Washington Coun-
~ Senatorial District, are requested to NEE; il
County Convention, ut the Court House, in Mont
pelicr, on the 25th day of July inst, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon for the purpose ofrccommendins
to the ircemen of the district, suitable persons AZ
candidates for Senators for SAID district, and t,
transact such other business as may be though
proper.
CHARLES LYMAN, For Central County
J. A. VAIL, Committee.
Montpelier, July g. ISL.
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GTThe list of nominations now befo;e the
Senate, has been compared with HE number Of
removals made by Washington Adams, jefferson.
Madison, Monroe, J. Z. Adams, Jackson and Van
Buren,, and the Records prove that Gen. Harrison
aud John Tyler have made more removals from
office in three months, than those eight Presidents
did in ffy-two years. Salem lido.
This is iie-lhal's all. if amended so as TO
say, that Harrison and Tyler ought to have reno
we'd so many, we should think it very near the
truth. Our opinion is that the administration has
erred on the side of mercy, rather than oljusice.
"The people have reason to fear loo. fsU removals.
rather than too many"
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THE LOAN BILL,

1t will be perceived, hos been passed by The
House, with an amendment limiting the loan to
years, at per cent. interest. Thus, then, the nd
ministraon reject the delusve treasury notes,
and conceivable shape, and propose to pay it all
off in three years, aud carry OH The government
into the bargain. This is what the locos call crc-
nting public debit They are ungrotoiul rogucs
why don't they thank the Wings for paying of
VANS debt?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

U5-Jamcs Watson Webb, of the N. Y. Cour-
Ter and Enquirer, aud disappointed Post Master
is making furious onslaught upon Messrs. Web
ser, Granger, and Ewing--avowedy because the
cabinet does not insist upon including the branch
ing privilege in the bank bill. Any thing will dc
but those pistols" mahogany stocked and per-
cussion caps" p. S. At our last dates from
Washington the Cabinet was not annihilated
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TIE NAVY.

See report OF MIR. King of Georgia on the sub.
ject OF a home squadron and the Navy generally
Vermont is not so much interested in this subject
al the states on the sea-board; nevertheless her
citizens, we doubt not, feel deep interest as to
this the right arm Of national defence. The re-
port reveals some startling facts and proposes
what seems to be the cheapest and most speedy
mode of securing an efficient naval force for the
defence of the country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

From Florida OIIicinl intelligence has been
received at the Department of War mp to the 25lh
of June, Mt which time vigorous operations were
going on. On that day five columns simultauc-
ously marched for the destruction of The encmys
strong holds. These troops were under the CON-
mand Of 1t Coils Clarke, Riley and LOOMS, and
Captains Kerr and Miller.
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FATAL. ACCIDENT

On the 18th inst, Mr.. AARON BADGER ofSALEm,
VI. went into the forest to fall trees, in company
with tour others tree fell in contrary direction
from what WINS anticipated, str king him across the
shoulders and down his side, leaving him senscess
his senses returned in few moments, but he sur.
vivcd the shock only 2 or 3 hours. Mr. Bndgcr
was iormely n resident oflhis town, aged IA years
II worthy member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church-died in "holy triumph, leaving wife
and seven children To mourn his loss"
North Sin-.
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COM ISSlONERS NOTICE
XMTE H.. Subscribers being appointed by tn,
w Hon. the Probate Cont for the District OF
Randolph commissioner :io rcceivcexamine aud adj
lus' all claims and demands 81 all persons against thu
state OF Alexander Young late OF Randc,;;..... IL
aid District. represented :n-civen, and also oil
-.-:;.9 n,an1- exh hicd in of.ci thereto, and
months from the 29th day Of April, Sal being al
owed by said court for that purposc----We d,
her fore hereby give notice That VIC will attend tc
he business Of our said appointment at the dwelling
house Of Mrs Elizabeth Young, in Rhndo ph, on IN,
23i day Of October next, from o'clock A. NJ
until four O'Clock p NJ. on said dag.
CALVIN BLODGETT, Commits
CHAUNCEY HAYDEN, sioncrs.
July 3, Is4l. 10
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Let 1T BE REMEMBERED that MIR Van Buren,,
in his letter 10 Sherrod Williams, says Congress
has power 10 establish Bank IN the District of
Columbia il may insert clause in its charter
granting the privilege to establish branches with
ns much right ms it nlay insert any other clause.
lh"s lsnyS HE Richmond Whig) the action on the
part "i Congress is constitutional Any STATE may
permit bank thus privileged 10 locate brancl,
within liz limits The action OF he States then is
constitutional These two constitutional nets nc =
cordng 10 Loco Foco logic, make an uuconsittl-
uona one !-Catemoni Eagle.
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The Mothers Book and Young Lady's Compan,
ion: Chelsea, Mrs. Sophia A. llewes, editor. This
book comes out in an improved style, and having
had the opportunity of an examination of the mat
ter of this magazine, we warranted in com
mending it TO the patronage of the ladies'. Price
81 per annuni. Subscriptions, postpaid rcceiv-
ed by f.. p Walton g. sons.
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HAVING. HO!

Fine weather of late hay makes fast and we
hope the Wings Of Washington county have got
all their barns CANNED and stacks finished. If
they have not, we trust they will get along SO
nicely on Monday aud Tuesday as TO he able to
come to Montpelier on Wednesday the 2Sth that
is the dnY for the Wing CoilniY Convention.
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From he North Star.
WING PRACTICE.


Giving three millions OF dollars to the States,
from the proceeds Of the sales of public lands,
and thus virtually assuming their debts.
Then there's surely nn end Of our famous Estate
debt md Capt. Partridge is endorsed. 1t must
be that there is a conspiracy between the Aye and
The Star to drive the captain out of their ranks
BE merci(ul, genllemcn-du
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The Ford Of Music, Bellows Falls, we sor-
ry to say, does not receive sufficient patronage to
sustain it, and is therefore discontinued. Instead
thereof, the publisher sends the H. f. Gazette, n
very good paper, both as to politics. and aside from
politics We mean it ,cas very good:-we have
NOT seen il for q month.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26

DRowNED.-ln Warlsboro near tic centre, Oh
Friday, I'd inst Austin and Irwin, only sons of MIR
Benjamin +. Kelly--the former o aud The latter
years ofage !; ard Chancellor Lewis, oldest son
of MIR Lewis Smith, aged s years.
The circumstances of this sorowful event are in
substance us follows: Five boys of nearly equal
ages, ahour 5 O'Clock in the afternoon. went from
school 10 mi-pond to battle, and three of them
getting nnconaciously into deep wafer. and being
unnble 10 swim. We're immedinie.y drowned.
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The ,0snihcr and crops. Fine times Tor the far
mcrs. Seldom has there been better weather for
haying than for the last two weeks. Crops al
good. The grumbIers will have 10 complain that
they have more than they can take care Of
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GEj5-Our subscribers in Brooklield Randolph,
East Bethel, Royuton, Chelsea and Washington,
are reminded that excellent opportunity will
be afforded them 10 nay up their nrrearages, MS
our agent will pass through those towns about the
9Th inst. Hope you will be ready.
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MARRIAGES.

In Danv,lc, July IS by the Rev. r. G Hand MIR Ches-
ter Gilbert Of Bloomington, Miss Lucy Douglass oil
Danvie.
In Walden l9h inst by Daniel Wooster, Esq Nj
Brnia Jerome Ktircdse, to Miss Mary Elizabeth
Tue all Of Walden.
In Peacham, 18th nst- by Rev. Mr.. Merrill Mr. Orvil'c
Robinson Of Newpnri, TO Miss Olive Miner Of P
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d. p. JOtiNSON,S ESTATE.

d. +. JOHNSON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
District Of Washington, as ) at Montpelier, with
in and Tor said Di.trc, on the 9th day Of July
lSil-PFctcnt Hon. George Worhngio Judge.
NEARY r. JOHNSON. widow of D. P. John
lVA- son, late OF pclIcr; aforesaid, presented
petition for an assignment Of personal properi,
out of the csis'e OF sah deceased:
Whcrcupon, i, is ordered by said court thar III
samr he referred tor hearing 10 III, 27h day Of Jul,
instant, at ihr Probate Office in Montpelier, and tina
nciicr thereof be gwen 10 all concerned by p"blica
lion in tn" Vernon, Waich,nin aud State Journal
At least two weeks succe- sryely.
BY order of the Court,
10 GEO r. MANSER Register
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POSTSCRIPT.

Just us we are going to press the Rutland Her
aid is received, bearing the following state ticket
for Gov. c. X. Williams for Lieut.. Gov, Carlos
Coolidge; for Treasurer, John Spalding. 1t is
the only Wing paper which has as yet declared
war upon the regularly nominated ticket.
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10 GEO Il. MANSER, Register.

STA lie OF VERMONT, In Probate Conrt ho-
Randolph pi'ttic', IS. den atRandoph. IL
ard Tor sad dI-lrirt, The Sd day Of July, 1871:
CEO. p PARISH and Jalia Bass, administrator
VI on tine estarr ol Na,han d. Parish, | To- Of Brain
rec, sn District deceased, applied Tor license To-
sell ali the real estate OF said dccrascd, for paymen'
If debts due from snid d"ceascd and the same p.
bearing ncccssarylt il ordered that said pplicaon
be heard at the probsre rfice in Randolph, IN saId
d.'rct. III" 4th day Of August next, and that tn,
hrirs Of said deceased he notified hero by pu)lra
| ION of hi. order in he Vermont Waterman, printed
| - Montpri r, three ks succcssively, soo' a,
may h., that they may appear, il ih"y cause, oil
aid 'imr and p,cr, aud givo bond, tor the payment
said db bis, a.rat bic 10 tha provisions o. thr stat
! ate IN such case made
| WILLIAM HEBARD. Jndee Of Probate.
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Wool. We see it stated in the Troy IN. w.
Wing that some of the farmers in that vicinity
had realized an advance of s cents per pound for
wool over last years prices. The Mi,ldlebury
Peoples Press notices an advance of from to S
cents in the pound
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IT is reported here, upon authority, that the fol.
loving nominations have been laid before the Sen.
ate Hdshingion Correspondent, Boston Alias,
EDWARD Everett oi Massachusetts, Minister nj
the Court of st. James.
Daniel Jenniier, of Maryland, Minister TO Aus.
Iria,
Col Z. D. Todd, OF Kentucky, Minister 10 Rus
STA.
MIR. Barber, of Georgia, Charge to Ssrdinia
General Barrow, (bro,lier of Mr.. Senator Dar-
row Charge to Portugal.
Mr.. Pendle'on, OF Virginia, Charge to Chill.
Mr.. Calhoun, Of Georgia, for Consul at Havana
Tippecanos and Tyler TOO Mrs. Joy, the wife
of Mr. Il. Joy, wing mechanic, of Jamaica Plain.
presented her husband on the glorious 9TH with
two fine boys, twins. Mr.. J. las named them for
Gen. Harrison and John Tyer.--Bosicn ADJ.
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Brighton Market Juiy 10. At market $50 beef
cattle 40 uusod Prices first quality 5,75 to 6;
second to $50; third, to AIS. is of the beef
cattle wero from New York, and 10 were expec-
ted the next week.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Peleg Sprague, 10 be Judge OF the U. ). Cour,
for the District of Massachusetts, in place OF Judge
Davis resigned. An excellent appointment. Mr.,
Sprague was formerly U. S. Senator from Maine.
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truc COPY oI record -
Euesi, GEO. b. MANSER, Register


'HHE Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court for the District Of Washington
commissioners To receive, examine and adus, all claims
and demands Of all persons against tho estate Of John Gale
Jun late o Barre, sud district deceased, and the
Of SIX months from the 29h day of juno, l8il allowed by
said Court the creditors of said dccuased exhibit and
their respective claim, before us-Do give notice
that will attend to The duties Of appointment tho
dwelling house oi Catherine Gale Barre said District
the 9TH Tuesday ofJuly and the Sd Tuesday Of Dcccm-
bcr mex attcn O'Clock, A NJ each of said days.
Barre July 3, Il Dl8il.
CYRUS BARBER, Commits
l2+ JOSIAH WOOD, sion"rs.
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Wllo are wasting the time OF Congress and
running up expenses? fact will help one to
answer while the land bill was under discussion,
fifteen get speeches were made against it, uud only
screen for il.