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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-02

from the Navy Yard to Maryland avenue thro'
the canal, and thence on movable ways, by
means of capstans, &c. along Maryland av-
enue to the Capitol. The removal of the
Statue is under the direction of our enterpri-
sing fellow citizen, Mr. William Easily and,
so far, his delicate task has been accomplished
without accident.-D.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-02
Actual expenses
l1.2l727
S73,7I5 90

Leaving balance in favor of the Treasury
ofreceipts over expenses ofiasi year, excluding
oil payments on school and safety fund of
S2I26 Eft. Hatchm1n.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-02

o. The following is the correspondence
alluded to in our last. between Ex-Governor
J-nison, and ne Acting Governor Of the Cana
das.-
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-02

The STATUTE OF WASHINGTON was yester.
dav removed from the Navy Yard, and such
progress had been made in the course of the
day that at sunset part of the difficult as
sent had been overcome. The Statute is
very rnassive-weighing, with its castings, it
is said, near twenty tons. 1t was brought
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-02

On the 2lst ballot, Mr.. Rice of Somerset,
moved to adjourn to Tuesday next--negatived;
and on the 22d ballot ALvAH SABIN, Senator
from Franklin county, was declared elected,
when the Senate withdrew,
The treasurer reported the sums paid on
account ofthe militia for the last six wears and
800 copies we're ordered to be printed.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-02
ELECTIONS.

I Pennsylrania.--The wings have one noior.
ity in the Senate.
Georgia has elected Mcdonald. the V. b.
candidate. The National Inielligencer con-
graduates us on the return to Congress Of Mr.,
Dawson, his opponent, an able man, and true
hearted republican.
Ohio.--lt is now ascertaincd that the loco
majority in the Senate is two, and two also in
the house. But there can be 10 doubt, that
when the term of either Of her two present
senator's expires, Ohio will send substitutes
who will faithfully reflect The principles Of the
lamenied Harrison
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STATE or THE TREAsURY.--Tn our article
few days since we unintentionaIIy gave a wrono
impression of the state of the Treasury. having
in hasty examination of the auditors repoT,
failed to notice the sums paid in on account of
the school and safety fund. In order to give
true statement ofthe expenses and receipts of
tie year ending the Both September last. We
gather from the report as follows:
Expenses.
Whole amount Ss4.e22 az
Deduct balance against tho
treasury al the COM
mencement Of the year $3.50 33
Deduct balance in favor of
the treasury nj tie end of
the year 3,794sI
1884 Ii
Actual expenses s7I,5ss 10
Receipts.
Whole amount sS4 92z 81
Deduct interest and princi-
pal on school fan4 6,o69 SO
I" :" safety End 2,l37 SO
I1.2l727
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VERMONT COLONIZATION SOCIETY held ils
anniversary al Montpelier last week. The re-
port of the directors showed the most crafty
ing progress of the colonies planted in Africa,
The emancipation of great numbers of the en-
shaved in this country, and that mulliludes Of
others have the prospect of freedom, as soon as
the means of emigration can be provided
Also that the funds of the American Society
this year exceeded, by thousands Of dollars any
previous year.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-02

The SECRET OUT.--Ausmpts arc making 20
Duchess county. N. Y, TO get up an abolition
ticket through the state. An abolition candid.
ate of the 7th district, John Thomas, says in
a letter marked cOnfIential--
"Oco other thing. Ii is an important offset
as think, TO defeat the wing party at This elec-
ton. Therefore, it is my opinion that the
candidates 10 be put in nomination., (msan;ng
abolition candidates) had better be Two wings,
who will make the largest draft upon the whig
votes"
This game was played in th, state to largo
extent, as We believe. Designing locos were
as busy as bees to get up abolition meetings,
and procure third ticket composed Of wings
But these foxy gentlemen thought they had
done enough for the good cause Of abolition to
procure deluded wing voters TO sustain il. Their
own votes went as stiff as steel for their own
loco candidates. This is Of piece with their
tea and coffee and state debt imposurcs, played
off just before the last election.
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Ss4,922 81
1884 ID
S7I,5Ss 73

sS4.92z 81
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

sT.rs cOsvesrtos Mkes.sc$-A su;e cauvesrOa Ne
ea.aics oppo.e 70 h- present system Of P'ou labor >,
nee, at the Capitol Albany Wednesday,, September ls
al 10 s.lock, 4. VI.
rae ssmbsr ef tho Delegates is unrestricted and ,us;.,;-d
that the Delegates spported represent fully be the
acchane occupations. %
Tie decisive scion OF the las, s,ture denyns esnc,
grievance 10 mechanics 90 account Prison labor
for SETON on the par, Oft Mechanics OF the State
US n Barnes Berr,au Hezeksh w Boanc NeH'rder
oemns Purz, Daniel Lee, John a!eed 'eet be
q. O. Co,ou-Sex- York
&c True Whitney, Andrew De't1, James Radeis
George Nsnc-. jr.-si6sHy.
U Gilbert Uab Walsee. Elias Ross, E. : Howard lanes Ia
g,ru,an Lyman Gar6ed BeD Ssbuck. r. Colsro.e VIM Nc
Hiaury Jeremiah Greene 5 c Lcgyett s PTker d. w. kee'oz
E.l->tor Greene, Abam Sehryyer Taylor, Ans0u Cook
T. Blaney-Troy
G. ~ Hitchcock, A. Meniy-Htst Troy.
~ Cssw,li-LaxsiHebsrch
L. Dummcr-Wdt.rford nsl
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

Mrxico-Thc brig ApaachicOa, arrived u; New-Orleans
Gu the l7th brings from Tampco which nd
cate tina, there fresh troubles in tina; department
arising from dsccn,cnts of the people under the tyranny Of
.he central rule Several contemplated instructions had
been discovered and put down The garrison were kept on
duty nightly TO preven, outbreak 1t was rumored that
the people Of the capital also dssfeced and prePar
ing for pulmonary attempt Santa Ana has been APP
pointed military Commander of Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

- We learn from the National Tntelgencer tina; the
General Baron de Mareschal Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpoenary Austria the United States
having received from his Government an appointment
Portugal the capacity, will leave the United States
immediately aud tina, NJ. George Huzmann the Secretary
OF Legation that mission will ROMAN in the United States
in the capacity of Charge Adaes from Austria this
Government.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

y Offices 10 Let-ln the Basement of tue Mex ;!efeaaas
Exchange Wal and ,nt4bs for Broker
purposes, coffee reeshent There 81
Offices tho balance OF IL
year a perfectly satisfactory tie eaanI Apply to :"
Office of Exchange Company of ano'sr'
Exchange Place. publisher of the New World 30 "a
street VlS"
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

IA Graduate ff New England College, and late assist
n. Of the first semnaries this city, visheh
nv par, Of bearing RECITATION, il schools giving
private lessons ID. Classic, higher Enshsh sudis Thoee
Wishing hi. ay address aed iexicon the
T,Ih.ns oose Iyi01
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

u Look ous for the New W orld Of IcIs Saturday ,
will be screamsr work by DIsras the edsf' from pro-
sheets splendid Eograsng' the Wreck Of the
by sgou,rey Of the youHg lady
Of Rutgers Female and ko OF the choicest
from sources sceessibls only TO the ne" ORD cure"
vc,a,, n b good i,us ard acknowledged be the bss -
o., comprehensive paper IL lsrs ccs 20 AHn,t W
I'm. EHuI#e,s Cheap Dry Goods STORE ih4 o's s
49,. p,o.5.y md Crosby St s,Ie pfuted Lave
and w..., II remarkable lOw pee, A,o Hosiery aa4 Gloves
every Description, very cheap = w.
yatyee-PETER d. DOX having opened Law Once " =
.re Of Geneva prepared 10 give prompt 81
al eut,op 10 Tor
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

Mr1crrp-The Grand Gulf Mss Bank lately brought
sun in the District Court OF Louisiana against James $
Douglss. for So 0G0 The verdct in favor OF the DE-
fendnn, fir Sll 900. That running saw 10 some
Purpose,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

~ Priynte BoardinS.-Genilemen wishing pstmanes
d and Rooms IN cony.nea; The basae, part Of "
it, wall be accommodated NJ s uase street just GU, Of E'0S
~ uh.rs bat borders taken and every ~
adler their home pleasant comfortable The esf-
new aud newly rn.heI throughout. Terms, moderate. Refer
.pes, .xeh,nsed y2ad
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

The BANK QuEsTIos SE11LEo.-oof III 10
Washington this morning are full OF inter-" ia
seen ,ha, the Bank bill has been engrosseu 'o'
ing in the Senate amended by MI olN'
is almost sure to becomea Law Ms Is 's'1-' r
10 ligh, all fears and viii be hailed 0y INT
ho ,,ho1, Cou,,-v
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

u \ young named bilson Nonson was drowned
at New Haven on Monday last while bathing.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

F1RE-At about l2 o'clock last night fire broke out IN
one of the our.buildngs the of No IA Ve'ystree'
occupied by Mr. Prier cabinet shop and chair factory
and by Mr. Van Buren, turning shop. which was de-
stroyed 1t was insured for its full value Also 46 and 49,
with brick fronts occupied dwelling houses by Mrs Pau
and Mr. Carpenter, also consumed with stable in the
rear Tea OF twelve out-bdngs belonging to houses in
Greenwichstreet burned The origin of the fire was
not ascertained
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

A SLIPPERY FLLLow.-The ST. Augustine News OF late
date says Several families have recently been much alarmed
by b.i.g reused up night by il their chambers. As
vet no theft has occurred in the roo, and persons puz
lied to divine the object OF his visits. Buta short time since
he made his appearance under the musketoe netting, where
was sleeping lady very politely withdrawing the moment
he discovered ste alarmed. On Thursday night ne
again made his appearance IL another chamber and on the
young lady discovering him. he withdrew BY 'ldrg down
the pillars Of The piazza and making his escape
grand Essrr1osca, Garden no, ouy the grand senr. Of
attraction but be- this evening according the D IN another
column the grand terrific s1pIos'on od ssa
yirs will emit her res herself and Inc ~
With burning The scene thrilling 0s' 'ss anu VIC
; d .-.d, for the industry and perseverance which
have dpayss ever into possession Of the gar
den ". predict 4 full house to.D night
70 AZ Pr7xp-A young named Sanders, stranger in
had his little burnt by the fire that occurred yesterday
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

10 BE p7rEo-A young named s. s. Sanders stranger in
this city had MI burnt by tho ire that occurred yserdy
nor.iuy in suIliyan-ss. II
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
me, ., !, le,,or TO the Editor. dated

"CLyMEE, Chauauque Co. ~ Y. July 81.
We commenced Hsyins this week We shall have
GOOD crop of Hav Our Indian Corn looks beautifully;
Wheat hardly an average 1t very dry through Tie
months Of MAY and June which did damage our hill
land bu. the flats will no, yield than two,Ards OF
, Of Hov. and other crops are considerably injured
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

~ Mr. Peter G. Hughes of Savannah, Ga, was recent
thrown from horse he riding and instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

Uwm Horton, jr has been appointed P N at White
Plains, Westchcs,er co vice l., Roe. Good
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

10 The delcousy cool and braoins weather We have had
since Sunday midnight richly deserves notice Such un-
excep,onabs atmosphere not often enjoyed at the close Of
july But while thousands grube when 1t Is TOO no; or too
cold few give the subee. thought when II is JUST right
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

10 tls Editor Of the TribuA<;
i'll the NS Era Office call OF the Loco COOS 10 inc
Park Thursday and ameng those matters whh seem 10
,,ouhle them Among the s-ae
s,na, call JARED W. BELL, the proprietor OF hsi truth loving
sas, Now should really like he Intention
be said The due the late that Office
a ,.,ded by him ke other eblg
Az. Many of those chdr,n
suffering fer thr hard earnings withheld from them b,
un, prrter Loco oco Corporation, and
sssssy qf ssrmSssa' dss'+ oSs p" 4As'-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

u Albany is suffering for of Water. She has
hitherto suffered far from of other liquids
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
New.York Nanrkc.s.

AsHEs-Pois fair request S. 90 but tie
firm Pearls since last have ben IN
rather demand but to-day they have uen off Ogan We
quote at s. 50, dull
CofFEgWe have particular charge 10 note There gens'
rally Rio % 10, Java, III IL suna'ra lei; La
guyr,, Oi Il; ST Domingo, 8. &c.
demand active s'nce our lat and
prices without material change We quote Upland and Florida
a, Il 0i Mobile. 9 a H.! New-Orleans 5! III.
Fs-Dry extremely and held q is OfMaess
rel No wanted All Nos sul have been
$40 rs and 80 . shad SO 50 S. So Tor bb!s and
hali bb, Couu River No So ST. half bb. New" Nesfourd'
picked Herring 81 per bb Shad are rather scarce.
FLOUR light receipts Of Flour and IN IN
creased demand given impulse the market and day
puo- s. 49, prOvement of .5c large ae'
have been made IS and hgan especially the latter
are good and condition. aud quote the former
,s5 30 s. 62i j0 Georgetown and '"
the - So Corn aeai
very scarce in b and VIC quote 50 90 Ryo nearly out OF The
market; .aes Ut 81 50.
Gex-rhe .uppies excepting Northern onts very light
good wenredi sales Northern and Jersey
CSC mcasure 63l ole Rye and
fsey e. &c. Northern Oats abundant aud duh b3
6lc sou,he Oats urce sale Sc Wheat good de
prices pretty well sastancj Two carsoes new Norm
Carolina been received and coli quickly at 81 ls asi
Sale. bushels Long Island 81 H. and 1870 bus els oh0'
81 2 The North Carolina for milling and Tho other t'
OF ship ment o the Eri,h Provinces
MISUNDERSTANDING dull. SnleS Trinidad Cuba at nc
New Iberia, 26t 26i Rico, ~ a sos NeuytAs - 81
NAVAL SToRes-Thc Of good urentne sm0l Sale
s23li. Ssapmakers kon at 81 80 Wilmington Tar al
81 q. Southern Spirits TuIpenine, - u 2o.c
Osargc Whale report 30c cash, Oe en-
port; Linseed for English and AAerc
PRovrsievs-The demand Pork quito rcdefais
We quote $40 p for Mss and Prime for Beef 81 ~
s. rs for the quantities. Lard dull at &c; Hams are
plenty a, &c Shoulders 81 4c change IN Eu'tef
Ch.ose.
spiars-Foegr dull Whiskey firm aud the reeePt'Es
ooc nj
Prison do. al 81.
SUGAR he marte, is quiet with charge in prices sa'
Porto Rico at 81 :, New Orleans 6e St croir Il 81 Cub
Muscoyado q! white Brazil, . s.
very ihe transactions are limited I
public 9th proximo no" the .!as o. me market
snf.s La. faction.
pv NJ Hofn.n Co-Denj ,onH.iyD j. gallon G0aoIc,
3ynIlon Al 80 n l-gsl ~. GiD1 pipes 81 oaIJe
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

% Bishop Purcell of Cincinnati, is preaching Tempe
rance TO the Catholics OF Detroit with great success Humid
reds are taking the pledge.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

FlRr-On Tuesday last barn belonging to the Poor
House at Waertown Mass took fire and burned 10 the
ground with all its contents, including twenty OF hay
Two horses and yoke of oxen. A poor maniac named
Jnmes Vose confined in the barn. persisted in ihe
flames AL! the sheds and adjoining ou,buldngs were con-
snmed The are believed have been the work OF an m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

~ Counterfeit So on the Bank OF Rome, (H A Eos
ter Pres John Ward Cashier,) are afoat They have a
whitish sncakns look. and long margin.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

O The Albany Argos blazons the exploded falsehood
about quarrel between President Tyler and Mr. LIVING In
regard the removal of Clerks and credits 1t to 1he
Ner- York Sun, neutral print 1t won't go down.
rhree-wall
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

~ Iazac Name late Police Justice of Albany, has bSe
renewed for cause by the City Council by vote OF - to
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

70 The Temperance Reform making great progress at
Hudson One Thousand Persons have takenhe pledge out
- ,,nnnlaiinn OF ). 900.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
Haie.n. .,uciion.

By L. H. Hoffman Co-DehIo hH'-io' . galon at I1aoe
3gnlop al So "a 4gal al ~. GiD-0 pipes 81 '3a7Jc
By D. C. & w tei CoAos'ina F'ut caro- Of brig Elijah
ON bors Orange, At 80 35 100 If. Leol, ,5jal ~
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

70 The Hudson is lower than ii has been for years The
steamboats, Troy and Rochester both got aground Mon
10
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
not ascertained.

BlruMrsous CoALWh reference 10 the statement tina;
the Great Western had twice taken FIRE from pona-
neou combustion of the bumnous coal board which we
published yesterday from the louisville a) Journal Mr..
Richard Irwin Agent Of the Steam Navigation Company pro-
nounces 1t utterly untrue ard says that all the British steam
ers whether long short voyages use tins cea and that
no such accident has occurred any OF then
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

The first Exhibition of the Grand Eruption of fesuvius
lakes place Mt Castle Garden this erening Who that can
-o ,,;ll M,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

70 There is mine Of Lead and Zinc in Eaton, y.
H.. and one OF Tin in Jackson in that State
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

" Nos and of the Cheap Edition OF the Waverlsy
Novels containing Legend OF Monrose, and The Bride
of Ianmermoor have Just been published by Israel Post
So Buwerv.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

e On Tuesday young named Warner fell from "
ladder while repairing house at New Haven and Sc
seriously injured that i, was though, he could survive
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

q The farmers of Hartand, Livingston Co, Michigan
held meeting the 3h and resolved 10 take nothing for
their Wheat but Specie and the notes OF Specie Paying Banks
They holders of such money to come and buy OF them
Richt ms a book
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

" rar,> g. and of Thierss French Revolution have
been issued by Israel Post, sS BSwery
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<SHRAp FRENCH BooKs.-Just received by
" f. TAYLOR, imported by himself direct rom
Paris and for sale at very limited advance upon inc
Paris prices. .
Gil Bias, small volumes Racine, vols. so-
Iiere, a vols Corneille, 2 vols Piron, vol lie
Sage Theatre l vol La Rochefoucauld, Maximes'
vol Poesies de Maherbe vol. Caracteres dc IA
Bruyeie / vol; Oeuvres de Beaumarchais, vol.
Boileau vol. Pascal, les Provinciaes, vol Mon
tesouieu Esprit des Sos vols Romans de Voltaire,
vols; La Harpe, Ouvres Choisies, volt dc Sau-
rim, \ vol. :
orsisons Funebres de Fletcher, Mascsron, Bour-
daloue & Msssilon, vol.
Oraisons Funebrcs de Bossuet, vol. bossnet,
discours sur ihstioe Universac, vol.
Revolutions de Portugal, par vertot, vol. hevo-
lutons de Suede par Vertot, VOL
Revolutions Romsines, par Vedot, vols; Monies
quieu Grandeur DIES ROMANS.
,votaire, Historic de Louis XIV. ct de Louis Nv,
vols. Historic de Russe, vol; Historic de Charles
Kill VOL Gonsalve dc Cordoul, par FIoIian, vol
LIE Dable Boteux par ie Sage, ] vol; Rousseaui
Confessions 2 vols; Nouvelle Heoise, vols Fav-
les de Ia Fontane, l vol. Telemagne, wolf Reg
nard, 3 vols. !; Paul ct Virgine, VOL
Voltaire, Dialogues, vols Poemes, Volt Epl-
tres, vol. Contes en- Ven, | VOL; Historic du
Parliament .e Paris, vol La Hennade, vol
Theatre de Ia Fontaine, vol.
Euvres Posthumes de Montesquleu, vols. Let
tres Persannes par Montesqueu, vols. Petit Care
me de Massion, VOL; Corrinne par Mde. de stael,
2 vols.
De L'Allemagned de Stael, 2 vols. Voyage en- ORR
ent par Lamertne.
Dlctionnaire Phiosophque de Voltaire, vols, and
many Others for the limits OF an ndyer-
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-30
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

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i the world for various chronic diseases, after they
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