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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

Us-THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE u,, -r,IL ny
KID AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL 30
'iEIl' VIII meet a. the Capitol on SAL URDAY next tie
attendance. - 80 ~ ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
au 5-law2u' - '' THo's o. coGgLr, c.
MRS NJ. C.I.NCTEI,NNDL,yI7r,,, 49, -

nj rs. M g. LAKELAND having taken The Poci.
w honlds House prepared tu accouu1da. buarlrrs
by The day month. Also few rooms we'll c1rr1Iats
,3rhc convenience families. Prom the location " the
Rouse being convenient 10 the Capitol and other puhI,
places and ~ The centre Of The business part uT the CIV
she soHrts share u The public pitTuuagc livery ever
an DIV ~ 49, '''''''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

The Bank Bill WIS taken up Monday, in the
Hpusc OF Representative, and from the Indications
the vote will probably be taken upon il during the
week. No doubt Is entertained o. it, passage; and
a'tho' the President has, with becoming modera-
ton, ioroorre to declare his intentions, tss nearap
Proclamation Of the bill TO his fayori.e scheme, gives
snrnest that it will receive Interpretation.
Thv important measure disposed Of, the remain
ins business mny be despi,ehed during the ensuing
w. k.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
RICHMOND WING.

rUbLIssED DAILT AND sEMI.wEEELr, NJ
,. u. PLEAsANTS, A. MOsELEY AMI
+. g. DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

BAR INON AND STEEL.
TWELVE tons Country lion, Tor plantation work
DO BiHcied steel, made o. Swso lee Iron
for sale l'w,ly ray 90.
aus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
re rHE nDlroR az rnE ENanLRrR

se'ai-woekly. ..,..........s5 yer SSnGi@
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
A TTENTION, pIUEnTpNI

w ~ bbis Baltimore Howsristrrrt
lOl DO OH Rye piu ycats Old, f,r s.ic
au IRY & co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

MIR KING presented memorial frnn citizens
Of Alabama upon the subject Of the Oregon Terrific
nv.
MIR KING said that at the mex, scssion of C,,-
gress he would ask for legislative protection noon
the subject OF the Territory.
MIR LINN was glad to hear the intention of the
Senator expressed in tehnlf of future action. III.
would 20 with any Administration in the vind a,ion
of the people OF Oregon, and constituted vi Of
ferng resolution whch lies upon the table Tor one
day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

WA NTED ty y. uus Wan, Iuiii1u Lon u Nc,,so.
w ui' establishment De- hos had trs. y.ar. crpst
In business and would make him. rfacu,rty uaef
hitter addressed 90 HoE a. through The Post ss sg
meet proup' attention. az ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

"Mcrien Square, July ia.p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
gt-pREAD ON.

HNHE subscliI are interested with DR. Garter
l. in vending his jist'y celebrated Compound
Pulmonary Balsan, prepared by The Doctor himself
who IL nov, and has Tor many years been regnIur
and successful practising physician, (bu are moi in
lcresled in the preparatiol Of any spurious Or coun
terlrit article, "a Is ialsely stately nor do the,
wish o sell II on the credit Of any other as they, as
we as many who have given ii a fair trial ARE salts
f d that II Is not only superior TO Sampson Reed's
MIXTURE" but it is preferable TO any other medicine
for Pulmonary Complaints. Therefor, we cav be-
ware Of Imposlions and false insertions made by
those interested IN vending oil or MIXTURES and be
particular aud enquire for Doctor CaIter's Com.
pound Pulmonary Basam by its whole name, and in
all Pulmonary Complaints, be sure and try il; even
aer physicians have pronounced their patients past
recovery, many have been restored by usins a few
DO les. The safest way is 10 keep il constantly on
hand and use il freely in all cases when afflicted
with coughs or diseased lungs.
SOLD ny . r. Rcdield, S. Bnrbank, jr. and L
P. Walton and Sons, Montpelier. Vermont, and by
some oflhe Druggists or Merchants in almost every
town in New England, and N any quantity at our
store nearly opposite the Seminary.
f, x ii. KEYES.
Newbrry, Vermont, January 4ih, Is4I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
BRANDON IRON COMPANY.

"a OF STOVES and Iron Ware, from this well
,nown aud long approved furnace, comprising Co.
rant Patent Cook Stove, thick p'hesl Conunrs
Paeent Improved sizes, RoIury Cook Stove, sizes,
Fssmonl Cook, sizes, Yankse Notion, with iur-
.ncr, s1s, Commits Elevated Rotary, decidedly
gecierable to all The late improvements in Cooking
stoves. Call and see.
Box Stoves of all sizes, Vermont Parlors, sizes
Potash and Caldron Kettles. He has al-o supp',
Of Canada Box Stoves, Franklin. and Fancy Parlor
Stow $, New Yoik aud Albany patterns. Also,
TILDEN'S PATENT COOKING STOVE.
Ruseia aud English iron stove pipe, tin and copper
ware, Lead Pipe, Copper Pumps, Sheet Zinc, sc.
all at The lowest prices.
Montpelier. Ocl. IS $40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

Majesty, the Sultan, has written, with his own
hand, the following words -
Let that be executed which is prescribed in The
Firman"
An ancient prejudice prevailed against theJews.
The ignorant believed that the Jews were accus..
toned to sacrifice human being, to make use of
his blood at their lcns OF the Passover.
In consequence of this opinion, the Jews Of
Damascus and Rhodes (who are the subjects of
our Empire) have been prosecuted by other ma.
TONS The caltmnies which have been uttered
against the Jews, and the vexations to which they
have been sub ccted, have at last reached our I'M
peral Throne
But short time has elapsed since some Jews,
dwelling on the Isle of Rhodes, have been brought
from thence to Constantinople where they have
been tried and judged according to tho new reg
uaiions and their innocence OF the accusations
mnde against them fully proved. That, therefore,
which Justice and equity required, has been done
in their behalf
Besides which, the religious books Of the He
brews have been examined by learned men, well
versed in their theological literature, the result OF
which examination is that it is found that the
Jews are strongly prohibited not only from using
human blood, but even that Of animals. Ii there
fore follows, that the charges made against them
and their religion, are nothing but pure calumnies
For this reason, and for the love we bear 10 our
SUBJECTS, we cannot permit the Jewish nations
(whose innocence of the crime alleged against
them is evidently TO I've vexed and tofinented upon
accusations which have the least foundation in
truth, but that in conformity to the Haiti Sheriff.
which has been proclaimed at Guham, the Jew
ish nation shall possess the same Advantages, and
enjoy the same privileges, as are granted TO tho
numerous other nations who submit to our au-
thory.
The Jewish nation shall be protected and de-
| Tended
To accomplish this object, we have given the
most positive orders that the Jewish nation, dwell
ling IN all parts OF empire, shall be perfectly
projected, as well as all other subjects of the Sub
lime Porte and that no person shall modest them
in any manner whatever except for a Just cause
--nether in the free exercise of their religion nor
in that which concerns their safety and tranquility.
In consequence, the present Firnun which is or
namented at the head with our Iloomnioon"
| (sign manual AMI emanated from our Imperial
| ChanccIlerie, has been delivered to the lsraetsh
nation.
Thus you, the above mentioned Judge when
you know the contents OF this Firmam, will en-
deavor TO act with great in The manner there
| in prescribed And in order that nothing may he
done III opposition TO this Frnan nj any time
hereafter, you will register it in the Archeves of
The Tribunal you will afterwards deliver it to
the lsrae lush nation, and yon will take great care
TO execute our orders and this sovereign will
Given at Constantnople, the II Ii Ramaran
| ,256, 10Th Nov. 1S40)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

w HERAS the Legislature Of the State of Vermont in
the wear ID 1898 tax of cents per acra nv ali
lands. public lands excepted IL the to IN Of Wesfed in
The county Of Orleans in said state FIR the purpose of making
the propru and land owners Of the town of Weshed
who have not paid their proportion Of said tax in labor
otherwise To the committee appointed superinend tho
hendure of the same 10 the subscriber that much Of
ther lands will be sold at public vendue the dwelling
ouse oil Chester CO5urn, in the town Of Westfeld the
county o orleans on the tenth day Of March A. ID 1871
yen O'Clock forenoon, will DO requisite discharge
lhe respective taxes with costs. Dated at WeslfolJ
his 1h day Of January A ID 1871
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
PAY THE PRTNTER!I

nUK subsctbrrF resldng IN THETFORD and vicinity
~ respectfully inf, med that agent from establish
will be in The,f.d the 90 inst for the purpose of
receiving subscriptions and arrearages due US We
would earnestly request all those indebted for papers
b. w Ranscad, bef,ro the 20th inst as ihey will
ind statement Of their accounts with him. and by doing
they will the agent much time and labor Should any
of our subscribers find which have been
y paid they will please leave their receipts with Mr. r.
call upon the agent himself that day. :Our subscri-
hers IN Bradford Orange, Norwich, Chelsea and Washing
ton will be called upon about The time, and we trust
they will be ready and prompt for the good work squarng
accounts. Dan. 8. l8n) l. p WALTON AND SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
DEATHS.

In this village, 9TH inst, Lauretia W. daughter of Lyman
Briggs, Esq. aged years months.
Eatth's flirest scenes, how short their stay;
We love, and 10 they die
The sunset cloud fades quick away
The farest of the sky.
The sweetest harmony is first
To die upon the ear
The fairest flower we ever nurs'd
The lcost would soonest scar.
And THOU art gone, or
You checred us for a day
With your bright laughing eye of mirth,
And passed like these away F.
In Orange, Dec 80, widow Lucy Hancock, aged So Ptn
tiers in Mass. and Ohio requested, etc.
In Newport, Nov 8, Harvey Clement Batchelder, aged
ii years-Dec %, Augustus Batcheder aged l9 years
and months Ihey lel asleep In Christ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
Al sea, on beard HE Minos, }

Moses Monle6ore to gentleman in New York
city:
Al sea, on beard The Mnos
18th November, 1910. (
The papers have conveyed to me the intelli-
gence of~lhe generous feeling which animated
the Jews Of your city, and presume their senti-
ments have become equally known to our COM
mittee at home. rejoice at this demonstration.
because il proves the unity OF our people and the
strong bond of sympathy which bind them togeth.
or, scattered and distant as they may be from each
other.
informed you of the result of my abors in
Egypt, aud that in The honorable release of our
brethren from confinement at Damascus, truth and
justice prevailed over tyranny and prejudice AZ
ter left Alexandria, sailed for Consiantnople, to
thank the Sultan br the justice he had done in
the Rhodes affair, and 10 ask for firman decIar.
ing the innocence of our brethren Behold il on
The other side of this sheet. 1t not only repudi-
ates the calulnnies uttered against our most holy
faith, and asserts the Innocence of our brethren,
but it grants 10 them full participation in The
rights and privileges enjoyed by the Turks, under
the Haiti Sheriff of the late Sultan.
The firman may he looked upon MS the great
charter of the liberties of our brethren in the East
Tor by itthey are secured in their lives property
and persons. llencefDrth no man can do then,
wrong without being responsible TO the law. My
llme has been FULLY occupied in receiving depula
lions from all parts OF the empire, which have
come, either TO express their sympathy Tor tho OBJ
leets OF my mlssion or to solicit advice, or pecun-
iary assls'ance, so that look forward to the hours
OF quarantine as The period when | shall enoy
some snort repose from my anxielics and labors
Nevertheless bless God. that he has hitherto pre-
served myself, my companions, and last, but not
least Lady hlontehore, in good health. She has
pur'nken' wlho''' a h'rmnr, of all my privations
and fatigues she hns cheered me on in the mn, h
OF duty, aud by her wise counsel and persever-
ance, she has strengthened me in hope and action.
when all seemed dark and gloomy M. Nj.
The following il n translation of the Firman
granted hy his Imperial Majesty the Suan Add
90 medgld to the israeliles in his empire Mt the
request of Sir Moses MonteGore, T.. II. S. and de-
yered 70 him at Conslanlinople by his excellency
Nescbld facha, Minister of Foreign fairs 10 the
Ottoman Porte, 18th ilesvan, 5,G0l, 18Th Rama
ran, ,256--corresponding to the 9Th of Novem-
Der, lS40:-
Atirman addressed to the Chief Judge at Con-
Ellis mamie n thaLoqI cC III - - I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

Joshua A. Lowell (Adm.l has been electedRep-
resentative in Congress from Hancock and WASH
inglon District, Me. by one majority.
Nathaniel q. Borden, Wing has been elected to
Congress f,om the tenth district, Massachusetts,
over No Meat Williams" The present ocofoco
incumbent Borden 1920 Williams $3.50, scatter
ing POP. Massachusetts has now but one black
spot. e. one locoloco member.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11


I.andar supply nnpn
wit nuof short
uknd The public ana
from chc tina
U t have
iaieh eh-b
aue
Thol
uohe
sthe from
late ldpsn gdcly
~
particulars
k
stoves orsod by hcm,ar eqny
Barr,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

pa,rnt Tor il, for II is the frst time ever kni w
them right
Now we hope the gentlemen will he content W til
Their good luck, lfihcy have accomplished their G.
sign as they say they have aud here let the bu ST.
ness stop, and no longer respass upon tho rights oil
community by further troubling them with this k md
OF newspaper quarrel, vhich carrot certainly be
mi ercsng 10 any body but those immediately c on
cerntd. And fow we gay &c IN, and the VIZ rid
we are willing TO submit the whole matter 10 the
ing hest tribunal IN the innd and patiently wait their
decispn. l.. g. w TIlDCN & G. O.
South Bnrrc. JanunrN 9 1871
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
MARRIAGES.

In this village, Sunday evening 81 inst a, the chapel by
Rev Mr. Harding, Mr. John Geer to Miss Lucia Carpenter
In Brookdeld, by Rev Mr. Wild Mr. Benz Young Of
X oxbu to Miss Mary A Nichols cfB
In Berlin, the LIST instant, By Rev. A. Hazen MIR.
Joshua Il. Clark of Wiamstown, to Miss Polly A. Stew
art, daughter of Capt. John Stew ART
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
PEDLERs WANTED

w PEDLERS WANTED
w ANTED Sor 10 capable, industrious, and trust.wor.
hy young men, over 81 years Of age sell Tin Ware for
months, commencing in March Those who are in
good health can furnish kind sound work horse To 10
years old, weighing about 100 lbs and ui nshng eslmo
mails Of good character and steady habits have employ
ment and fair wages personal appl cation 10
the subscriber post paid 10 miles nnrth of Boston
South Reading, } BURRAGE YALE.
Dnnalubsr. % 1870 6Vt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
s. GEO. B. MANsER, Acting Judge.
SUBSTITUTING DOOR HINGE

ME above Hinge will the door Co shut immediate.
i ly, unless obs ruced l. ais, viii throw The same
back, and htdh Open # desired. Thus adapted and con-
tbn ng To The comfort and of summer as well
indispensable far the winter In uprRng the door is
raised 50 as to Clear all mats cares AMI other obstacles
that may be Of necessity the floor The Hinges are ad-
mTably addPed 10 the pner doors Iyate dwell
hngs pubic edl ees, pew doors in Asn all
out buildings, barns, yard gates etc They perfectly
simple, not liable 10 get of order need rea ing
but mere lrh and work las The often remark those
VINO have adoped lhrml effect charm, and are a very
pretty "naent. IL Of fire the dnnrs b. removed
in instant not only saviag important item IN The
article Of doors but IN aef removal rid Of one great
obstacle IN he removal ana saving Of much larger amount
ofpropery IN valuable furniture.
In hnt they are one of those extraordinary inventions
that We so seldom meet with viz real UNITY without an
exception Rights Of towns counties, for sa at the
Meehanics Exchange Wilson's Lane, Boston.
The subscribers having purchased he right Of manu(ac
turing the abnve hinge ana using The same IN the Towns
Of Mon'pe,er and Barre prepared hang doors with
the same to order '
The above hinge may be in operation at Cot,ris
IN Montpelier and at mos, ofhu public houses in Montne
Ter and Barre " "'Pe"
We a'o also authorised agents for selling rights far
ana counties IN the state Of Vermont
wa, a, P ,esn' zee SIhUYLER PHELPS,
o. 'o'o' LUTHER FARRAR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

PS Particuar attention paid To cutting Of tmenls Cen
tlemen visiting The make purchases o cloths elsewhere
can have en .nnnyed 40 AZ - retain their ustte
wo bonrs time tho mos .hio0sbe syc al the following
low prce. Pants 10 oon Coats 80, Jackets Is, Vests
IL la.
Nh Dealers supplied on tho most reascuh3ie terms,
rLonduu Fn sh,ons we'd monthly Cnnardb Line
sisamem. QyDoat llIget tho No % q Nov Is 3me II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

o g o asut
It o
eadd
70 such
w 10 ii of United
il oWs OF the
o n o the
10
a C n q
We kicks and cuffs Mr. Tl1e fraudulent
WE THANKS,
o
well on sa Wilt
home mkins o o Mr. md
Stesio snppy Hour cutn md VI n his patent
way ocn fix i o
Drop Bo Penm
Plou Sleigh hoes
81 &c L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
CUI,Ap CAsu CORNER.

ISTORRS 4 LANGDUNS have received the
muinder Of their stock of WINTER GOODS,
comprising greater variety than ever offered IN this
vicinity.
CONSISTING IN PART
Beaver and Pilot Cloths of various prices-Bi DAD
sClo,hs and Cassimeres-Fine and low priced Sat
hite and colored Flannes, spotted Sales
bury do Velvet and other vestings-brown and
White linen Table Coeers, Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers and Crush-Eng and French Prints new pat
Ierus colored Cambrlcs, worsted coat bindings and
silk cords horn, pearl, lasting aIphene and silk But
ons-snp kid and silk plain and nett Gloves, mohar
and pic mic MItts, assd cold twist for netting Tam.
bord, Duton, plain and fgd Muslin de Lanes, six
striped Shallays, blue black and blue Silks, better
black silk rhan can be found bonnet silks OF
styles bennett Flowers, ish and Chaniills Wells,
II nhon do rich and beautiful arcle-Hishand
and New Zcland Shawls, 5 or Fancy NJ de La0e
Shaws-while, pink, blue and straw Crao.-bsek,
bloc black and colored plain and f-'d Sains--ii"s
cambria Handkercheis-plaln and fed cap Laces
line" edgingS and lacCs-vrlvel Ribbons Bonnet and
cap do, belt do.,-LOcelts, Dress Bone. Elaslic.-
superior scarlet and common face shawIs
Silk warp Camb!cteeneand All pocca Cloths for
CIoaks at less price than has been cold before
Blue black and other Merenues-l Cloak Pattern of
sup. A A blue black Thibet Cloth.
Printed Saxony Cloths worsted and silk Serees;
Black Italian and French silk Ciavas; Satin Stocks
of the best make; French wrought collars and inser-
IIngs ,ambc etging and inserting; Chenelle Cords;
Bad Ba latest Paris sly silk Firm ss; Lyon and
Con.y fars for trimming Cloaks Sc; silk and wors-
'"d Bfnids; plain ard fgd Alapnes, che per Than
ever, Fror"h Pa .kes; Gem and Ladie's lined and
Angola Gloves, Children, do
+ Is Bales 10000 yds Shreiinge and SLi,tinos
1000 Bed Ticking,
COO Bro Dnitng,
Very fac bro. Shceiiog.
Cotton ticking, wadding, batting yarn, scarlet, ran
dom and while English Knitlins Yarn,
100 yds Bnrlaps 81 Soaking,
100 yds wool Carpeting, Tn.
Bales b ifhlo Skins selected best and left The poor
Boas and Muffs Fur Caps-new patterns prices.
CROCkERG of entire new patlerns-parlicularly
Tea Sets.
HARD. WARE, full Stock,
1000 cwi. assorted Iron 10 all shapc-
1000" Swrcds Sled,
1000 a" Superior Russia Sheet Iron-Siove dealers.
supplied al "A small commission alove cost
Chests >ur eror Tra-luw priced AID good Tohoc-
CO so Boxes Raisns-4 Boxes frosh Lemons
Malaga Gfaprs-Prnncs-- Ofan rs--l0
drums fresh Fiss-Cranherry
nuts aid Chesnnis-Sada Crack.
ts, &c. &c.
Picked Sword FI,h, about equal to Salmon,
Best Dry Cod Frh.
We OFF, 10 our friends and the public all atvery
low prices Tor cash or short credit ses
Montpelier Dec 10 1910. So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

OF super blue 10th | 81
Heavy double milied cas-
slmets pants 3 50
Drilling Overnlls 60
Stoul green Jucketts 60
stout blue drilling Frocks rs
so doz stout heavy al
wuOl sorks double yarn
from Newhampshire, ca o5
stout heavy drawers ! 20
4 pair ofdra wers and a
stout heavy undersbirt
OF flannel | 90
! A hi of Umbre Has, good
article 81
Kni, dfewors, good stout
] article 90
A lot Of heavy Gloves
Some very elegant era
watts & hdkfs fom lee 10 90
A stout aiIiolo of pants
fof laboTing men 90
Surtouts from 10 10 10 on
Rroadrloih pants W
Knit uuder shirts 20
Queen, blue, black and
crimson silk velvet vests ana
aa endless vafioty OF other
goods at prices corresponding
with the times
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

A SUPER ffock coat sl4 OF
dresa 10 on
Short business or riding
coat q M
Super Cashmere Pants . 81
Blk Sntin Vests-good
article o n,
Valencia do ! 3,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

'INHE supscnbri would respec nly inform the pnbc ma,
he hos iasen The above named House and that The .snb
ishm ut has been fitted up in good siyeh. Hat ers hlm-
sef that entire satisfaction wl be given al who may ia
vo him with call Ever gra clu his old and numerous
customers who have pslrOnzed him who keep ng the
Stage House at Danvle for than years past he
still hopes that they will continue their favois at the UN.
ION HOUSE. And he respectfully invites his present
patrons and the travelling public generally when visiting
tho Capital to call on him. pedgng himself that his house
shall be- Kept IN clean quiet and peaceabe manner and
that he will endea'or to render according to his ability The
stay oihis gAesls pleasant and comlor able
Montpelier, Jan 2 ls4l. JNO KELSEY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
:. x Z Y TX = y. x Y. y y
TAX T. NOTICE!

All persons having unsettled and notes duck
jthe late finn of CUrL- AsD JOHNSON, will do well oX
icalI and settle the same with PkENTlSS CUTLERX
anu save COST. Jan s, lS4l sc X
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

WANrED'-4OOO sheep pe's by slo11s aud Laag-,
- IONS Nov 10
NEW YORK GOODS will be received this week al The
cash store by Langdon and Wright Oct, |.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
FOR EIGN NEWS.

IMPORTANT FROM TIE EAST--THE
DESTINY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE.
The following is an extract of letter from Sir
Moses Monlefiore TO gentleman in New York
cit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

is OF Letters remaining the Posi- Office al Berlin
IL VI January LIST, 1871 WIN. Andrews Roswell AL
ger, Nancy Austin, James Bullock Oliver CLARK Isaac #
Dewey, OrIn Dyer Pcrly Foster, s. Harvard Jc Q Jo.
SEPT, Hnl VIM kellum A. Perno, Abncr Paul, Miss
Pheoe Rich Miss Caroline Reed, Miss Lucreta SiInway
Daniel Taylor Andrew b. Wright, keazeI Walcolt, g "
s5 ISRAEL DEWEY p M