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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-01-19

betru9.
9err pcrter ipirft nun eini9e 9lide
auf ben Reidtbum YsnnIDlpaniens an
Wdturprpouften, uno bemerft ribti9, CAP
mir nod Weit oooon entfeynt iino, einen
betrabtliben She'll 5ieier @eIbenfe Der
Natur beniikt Su baben, uno olio erft i'm
St9rlft itcben reid 3u tperoen. Der 8es
ferent perbreitet iib Damn Defenders iter
Die Sprtbeile Die unier Reibtbum en&oD'
len, beionoerS Ntbrocit, perIprteDt +; oor=
Suslib bel 8eorbeituuo oe6 GiienS, an
:pel6em penniptpanicn befonnttitb audi
ourhouS feinen Woneel leioet gSenn
mir ourtb Die Inpcnsuns oicicr Iateria-
lien un6 fiinfti9 Ielbft init alien oabin
einIbloGi9en Grferoernifen unierer Git
ienbaDnen It. I, ~. perfeben ,peroen, fltt
ile bon europa at bs5iebcp 3; pcnn bos
6abrifpcien burb bic Sendsuno un1ertr
ci8enfn glatrrIchGbe iib INNER mebr uns
obbdnei9 MAIDEN miro bon frcnoer 6ul.
fe; tpenn iu9leib audi fir Die Su8eno. Die
in DEN Sobrifcn orbcitet, in 8cSu9 auf
oersn 0eiltise Sitouno oeIcr0t iein wiro,
Die in monGen Gdneern 70 Uer>pabrIo1't
miro, inoem man oieIe drm2n Belen iu
bloi1en Wal9inen ernieori8t; Damn sU;ro
ii0 erit penniploanien ieine5 Rcitbtbums
ourb ior9fdlti9e 8ebauuno nno Senut>
3un0 icines gcosns uno oes Snncrca Iei,
ner Seroe nno 6deel frsusn f6nnen, uno
feline Stoat6ibule wiro fein 8eeenitono
oer BefiimmerniB LANCER fir oahelbe ltin
f6nnen.
9Sa6 eer @eieeoebun9 ptnnlplDonien5
oblieoe, um oieIen 3rett su cyreiben, be-
merit Der @eusern0r i6lisbid, inoem ct
oerielben sinen feinen gSinf 9iht, BENSON
9reB in ienen Openi0iten5 in ocifen 6ou.
ie Ger Gcpreientontem iupeilan uoroefal=
lenen Gobbeiten nibt naG3uabmen, fone
bern iib ouf o[le Irt uno @eiie bic Sns
terehen beS StaatS am 6e3en lie9en iu
lai7en, in rpet6cn 8unib ees 6errn por.
ter mir pom 6er5en sinitimntn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-01-19
Cur nuterbaltuna uno gelebrnng.
unI6uloige Spfer.

Gie 0ominieaner 6ran5 bon goroopa
uno @oreias waren i'm SABRE Ills
su ct. Domingo auf einen Bug bur3s
eanb absesaneen, um oen Snoianern oas
gpanoelum Su uertiInoi9en, BON oenen lte
NIT ocn sr6Bten 8reuuol ldaftsbe5eu9unsen
aufaenommen wurben. yta6 einisen Gaz
gen trafen mebrere ipaniibe S9iffet bic
auf bic perlenfiIbersi aas9eieselt paren,
unfern Der 9dfte Elm. 0ie Snbianer, Die
in folben 8aaen tets bic Slutbt ererlffen,
bliebcn in ibren Bobnunsen, lpel iie Dem
Sbuee Der beioen Wonbe pertrauten.
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Der 8efebl5baber Der ipaniftbcn Sbife
luo Den Sa6ifen oe6 9anoe6 nebft Den
pornebniiten perioncn feine6 @efol9es an
Sorb oes S6ifes Elm. Der SnoianiIbe
{oauptlln9, orin9eno ouf9eforoert bon Den
beIoen W6neben, nobn nit iciner Satin
uno tebenseDn @lieoern Ieiner Samilie bic
Glnlaoun9 an; faun lporen iie all Sorb,
70 9n9 Der Gapitan in See, erft6rtc
idmmtlcbe Snoioncr fit Gtlopcn, uno bot
lie ouf Ct Domingo bfentli1 gum 8sr:
fauf aus. - @ie billi9, marc ibm pom
foni9licben Nppellation5tribunol oos Ser
foufsretbt ab9eiproCten, nit l(nfuDrun9
ces Srunoe5, oab e. ni6t bic GrIoubnib
9ebabt babe, bic Snoaner 6u Sc fan9enen
81 matten ober StbanOe = bic sbrs
uno pf1icbtper9eiieuen 2(ppeuotion5ydtbe
bemd6tieten fi6 oer 9eraubten Snoioner,
ni6t um iie in 8reibeit gu feeen; 1onocrn
ais Gontrebanoe> um iDren SeTe inter
cinonoer gu tDeilen.
Sie Snoianer, benoCDritbti9t Don Gem
Sbitiole ibre6 &a5ifen uno Ieiner 6ami<
lie, ouroen wiitbeno Se9an Die beioan 90
ntnfaner lpclbe iIe Der Sbeilnabme an
oielem 8reuel befDuloi9tcn, unb tpiroen
iie auf Der Stele ermoroet baben, tpsnn
uibt Die WGn6e Den er0Bten Nbl1eu sez
gen oe1e fbGnolidDs SerrGtberei an ben
Sag 9eleet uno oen Snoianern periprcben
Ddtten, oen 3efan9enen por 2(blauf BON
pier Wonaten bic Sreibeit 81 peri1ofen,
5u ipelebem Gnoe f1e ibtem prGloten, 9e-
fer ron Goroopa, Ic9teid Don bsm Sor9e-
fo(lencn Sertdt erffatteten uno Jpn con
ibrer 9efobrpotlen Sage in &enntnib fee-
ten. - Qeter BON Goroopa beoiente itcb
ieine5 9onsen 2tniebcns, I'm Den beioen
Monben 00s oeben 3u retten> aber Die Up
pellation6ribter Weiscrten iiD, bic 9efon-
9enen Snoianer berouS5u9eben iporouf
ibre eonosteutc, nab per9ebli6cm piermos
notliben 9arrsn bic beioen Doninitaner
um'5 2ebeu brotbten. - @leib nabter
emp6rten fib Die @impobner BON Gumana,
uno nur NIT 9ro1cm NenidenperIuf3 9es
9etan9 es Den Sponicrn, Die 6errfboft ecS
&Gnie5 in ienem eanoe noicoer ber5uftl!sn.
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IuIditbc 0altfresNoiChoft

Sic otte Gaffreibeit Der Norolonos-
o0lfer 1T cine Su9eno, bic nob ieBt BEL
oer ruIGIben Station berribenb 1T bur1
ale Stdnoe obne Iu5nabme. 8om eez
rin9iten Souern Bis gum Slrifen nimmt
Elm ieoer 9luiie feinen Gaft, iolte e6 AUDI
Elm gang lano.uno lpilofremoer iein, ,freuno:
lieb uno 5uporfommeno ouf, uno feet ibm
oa6 8efe, mas isin 9au6 perma9, por.
3erfmurois 1T Die 8eiie. spie Elm @ann
mittlern uno niebernStanoes ieiuenSreuno
belpirtbet. gsa6 einsenommsnem Srib:
ftlef, tpeld1es in oer Ge9el aus barten II.
serducberten Sleiibipeilen ooer eeoGrres
ten uno eelol5enen Sil0en befebt, bietet
Der 6ouspater feinem @af einen Se6er
Srantrpein. Darouf aommt Die Srau,
oonn Die S6bne un6 Damn Die S6btsr, ie
oes NIT einem Gla1e bes 9tiftisen Sc,
trGnfs, pel6es ausjuidla9en Die sr6bte
1nbGFi6feit lein pirbe. - Ser robe, ecb~
te 8uhe mub bel ieinen @oftmdblern ldrs
men finsen, tan5en, fontt 1T es ibm "ein
buneriee5 lumpiees ger9nii9en" ct lebt
atles 8auIbenoe, 8ilce Muitf Sans uno
@eians. Sft beee9net man ouf oerStraf-
ie einem paar betrunfenen Guien, 8aa
ern, Soloaten ober Watroien, Die iib bolo
freunoIboftlib am Qrme fiibren, balo iib
ftoi1en, niecenperfen uno priseln. Cine
Winute nabber Iino lte ,pieoer 6erSen5-
freunoe, fauen iIb Tim Den gals, iinsen elm
Solfstieo uno lprin9en BON einem @rtrem
gum anoern. - Sabod miro bel ibren Su.
lammenfInften tuenio seraubt, treil Die
3uien iiberboupt feline Sreunoe oes &aus
6eHS uno S6nupfens iinb.
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SSS SssSSSassspae5Gte 8isGtersteGGe.
Ser Gattenfdnoer

Ser Tdtten 4 niger.
SD bin Der moblbefonnte SGnaer,
Ser oieloereii'te Wottenfdneer,
Den oiele attberiibmte Staot
8eWib beIonoerr n6tbj9 bat.
ltne tpdrenS Staten mob 70 pielc,
ltno pdren @iclel nit i'm Spieln
Son Qllen fdub'r iCb oielen Srtj
Sei mtfen nit einanoer fort.
Damn 1T Der 8utaelaunte Saneer
8ele9entlitb ein &inoerfaroeri
Der ielbif Die wiloelten bestpin9t,
gSenn ct Die boloeu Wdbrben itn0t.
,lne ,pGren &naben nob 10 trubio.
llno wiren Wdoben nod 10 ituei9,
eSn meins Saiten 9reif' i6 eim
Sic miiHen 2tQe bintero Elm.
Donn 1T oer pieleewenote Sdn8er
8t:t9enttib Elm Mdo6enfdnser;
Sn feinem Stdothen lanet er an,
$50 er's nbt Wanber aneetban.
ilno ,paren Mdoben mob 10 blooe,
l1ne mGren 8eibsr nob 70 i',"ooe.
Dob Illen miro 70 liebeban8
8ei 3aaberlaiten uno @efana
10. y g..
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WerGlNc 0affrcunrih ihoft.

cSn Qerilcn Dswri6t oiel !8aftfrcun6s
lbaft, Defenders unter oen unabbdn9i9
berulnSiebenoen Stdmmcn. 2(l5 Dot mebz
reren Sobren cine en9liibe Geianotid)aft
ourD perilen reiicte, bate Der &obn ees
&aroneco5cloo. .Stdmnes aus oer Staot
iib peebs9ebcn, Tim befto omeDr 9aum fir
bic en9liIbsn Gdite gu (oien. ST mar
auf einen noben eonoftg seSo9en ano Ia
oete bic Gnsldnoer nun au0 oabin eins
Ser 3ue >par srob, oenn an cen enSliiden
@eIanbten bate licb cin periilber on9e<
ibtoGen, osr 1ab Snoien 9in9. Sei su5
ter 3eit famen aue frub an uno bleben
bis Mitternabt. Die Setrirtbun9 mar
eoftlb. gSie wabrboft oufmerfiom Der
&abn aber oe,peien war, er8ob ilb eod)
eft fpGterbin. IS bate iib fdpcQ ein
barter 6roit einecfeut. &dbreno NQe
beim fr6blicben Woble ioben, rpartn ouf
bcs 8obns SefeN ale pferoe uno Wauls
there vieaetbt 100 an Der 3aDl, i6arf be'
i6laeen worocn, eamit fcinem Oct Sdite
beim Sortreiten etrpa Elm ltpoluf beoe9nes
-E=
Die 2oria pbljppina, Gin So9'l Der
auf Den pbilippinii6ei Snieln elbelnl'ldy
1T, baut Elm merfnurbiseS Neit ous lans
aen pHansenfolern oeer tro6nen1 @rafcs
uno bGnet es an cine 2(rt Stria, bet foit
| Sus lang lit, an bet Spiee zines Baum
Glfbens auf, eamit bic S6lon9sn nibt
bineinfrieben ane bic 5aa!reiben GHem
es nibt beunrubioen fonnen. I'm Dem
Gnee oeS Stricfc5 befinoet iidb oos ftirs
bisformiee Telf, oas in orei Ihtbeilun9en
aeibiesen if in bet erfen bcflnoet iib
oas MGnnben, in!osr stpeiten oa5 Belbi
Aen uno in Der britten Die iun9e Srut.
Sn BET eriten, iener oes Mdnnbcns, peIs
Dies bier, wdbreno eas gSeibben briitet1
BadDe bait, finost iieb aufieroem Elm bdufs
ben Gree, uao oarauf Elm GlabpurHt
Der Den 8enobnern pdbreno Der Na@f
lcu6tet.
Gin Serr, oer au pfsrce mar, tra9te el-
nem Bausr nab eem 2Ssoe. Der Sauer
ioate ibm: ct fei unrebt. 8. go mae
ieb benn pieeer surutf reiten g. .. SR
niebt nctbtpenoia Der 6err oarf huf ""'S
weneen urs eann por fib reiten.'
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guftioe oBobnun9ens

9as Noroseitaoe Srinocos, bes 9rcfz
fen iieameritanil9en Slui1es, frost BON
polmcn BON Mauritia, spelde cine meblis
&C 8ru1t, cine Irt Saso traaen. Oie
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Sotol Summe 36,49S, $40. 90

Sotol Summe 36,49S, $40. 90
lus bieferSorii ielluu9 oeS poiiEven uno
oetioen Stanoes oes Staoi5perm6eens ct,
ebt lib, bab sos 9emeinpeien fiob nidt
nur Der 3inlen ieiner S1ulc. ionpern Die:
fer Ielbif entle6iocn f0nnte, spenn bic Bei
fib8e9enitdnoe 0dn3tib oisponjbel ludren.
DAP iib Elm Defect BON 100000 Gbas
ler am 6etruar in eer S6oefammer aus
,peilen weroe, miro tbel5 Dem 8erfdbren
eer @elee8equn9 sn9eiDrieben, infcfcrn
oieielbe Die Npprepriotionen nit Den Gins
tiihftcn in oos 0eb0rl9e 8erbGltnib 6u
ffsuen unterlofen babe, tbeils Dem Sbas.
ante, welbe5 in Der Qussobluno oer Ses
piuisunoen ouf cini0c Stems, beionbsrs
Der am liten Sebruar uno liten Qu8uit
fa(li9cn Satershen niebt Die 9eb0rl9e9tuf
fldt 9enonlnen Elm llnffano, Ger Die les
eistotue 8sridlbt9uno su funftioer
Qbbalfe in Iniprub nimmt.
Son oer Sare, welche in 8emdBDcit Der
1tte uom llten SUM lS4O auf 9eWi1ee
Mobiliar> unp tran6milble5 Serna09cn
Der Suy8cr penniDtuanien5 9ele8t paroe,
tdbt hb cine Giunabme BON 100000 SD.
ermarten. 9tun folot Elm Cob oieIer fir
bic drmere &laiie oan5 mitben lufa0e,
wet6e, uneeadtet ibrer Qnnebmlitbfeit,
oennob nur SABRE oauern iol, uno ei-
ne DaraeQune Der ltmitanoe, melbe Die
Grseutipe sur gmpfetlun9 oefer Mo6res
gel bemceen boben. Sob foroert 6err
yorter bic Gslse9etun9 ouf, oicie Qets
fpeleib 5urId5 d5unebacn, oo notb teneGln
fanmluns Der Sare ilatt9efunoen baHe,
wenn iie iolde al6 nit Den 8aniben Hno
Gem SntereiTe oes Solfes unoertrd9lltb an
febea foute. une eine before Welie pubte,
ben Sblicsenbeiten oes Staate6 9enu8e
su leiften. ertldrt ieoob au eledber Seit,
oab ibm bic Gbra Tenniplponiens gu tbeu
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JabrSa,t9 2.
D'enftaS pen 10. Jo1t,,ar 1S41.

] @ $ $$$$$%$$ @
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Die Sptfd)oft oes 0ouperu5r5 Vorter
bon YennlNlpauien
an beiee 6duler Der &c iee9e5un9
bieIcS StddteS.

an beioe 6duler Der @eiee9e5un9
olele5 Staate5.
[Smlussuac uaeb gruno's pennI. Deutib.l
Die eerlte SteQe natb oer Ginleitun9, in
wel6er ,6r. Yorter Die Nn9en,efenbeit ieis
ner frabern @orldld9e uno Sclcbrunsen
na6peiit] nimmt Die Sanfan9ele9enbeit
penniplpaniens Elm. Der Goupern6r
swefelt nibt, bop Die Sanfen ibre Sblies
eenbeit erftiQen unS am beftimmten Sage
am l5ten 3. 81. iDre 3oblun9en spieoer
beginner pGroen. @r finoet es inoefen
notbi9 5u ermabnen, bob man ba5 Sanf.
Gapital nibt bober anpadIcn laf1e, nod
cine Suspeniion Der 3oblun9en in 3ufunft
mebr seftotts.
lleber Die finoneie(len SerbGltniFe I'M:
feres Staat5 erbolten mir BON Der Grecus
tipe fol9enoe 0arffe(lun9
Sefentlibe S1uIo.
3auernoe Nnleben Jus
protent, $33,OS6,Ol3. 80
DO. DO. ju 4 :! 100000. 90
SGmporGre 2tnleben 6u 4. $4,000. 90
Gumme 49,, ,3OL LOl3. 80
Quierocnan Die 8erein.
Staaten bon nieoer9e=
leeter ueberibaB Glns
nabmP, $2,S67 ,5l4. 7S
1tnbe3o oblteSerwenoun8en, 622,24 SO
Sctal summe 1886, ,79O,775. 60
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
STATE OF VERMONT.
BY CHARLES PAINE,
A PROCLAIM NATION.

During the year which is now approaching to its
close, it has pleased the All-wise Ruler of tie
Universe graciously to extend to the good cili
Zens of our beloved Commonwealth the be-
ngnant smiles of His Pro, idence to avert from
us the grievous caainities of foreign war the
devastation of the peslence the horrors of lam
inc and the dreadful curse of intestine coInIno-
tiOn--lo reward the labors oi the Springtime
with the golden fruits Of Autumn-to grant us
health, securmy and tranquility to continue to
a. :;o enjoyment 0f car ::"il and religious Lib
erty, and the means of intellectual and moral
Improvement, and to permit us to live 1uio:!y
under the laws framed and administered by the
Representatives of the People:
do, therefore, IN compliance with n custom,
commended to us alike by lis antiquity and lis So
cial aud moral advantages, appoint THURSDAY,
THE SECOND DAY OF DECEMB Ser NEXT,
10 be observed throughout this State, AS n day OF
Public Thanksgiving, Prayer ard Praise TO Al.
mighty God Tor these, his manifold mercies and
blessings and do earnestly recommend that
cry employment, inconsistent with the duties Of
such All OCCASION, may, OIL that day, be abandoned
that the People may assemble in their several
places Of public worship, aud mark the express
sion of their gratitude with the humility, devo-
thor, and soetnniiy which become Christian Pep
pie.
Let us, on that occasion, humby mplore our
Heavenly Father to continue to watch over us
and preserve us-to enable us 10 live in peace
WIN 'he Nuions-to give us WISDOM 10 devise
efficient measures for the support of our Schools
and Colleges, the safeguards of our Republican
Institutions to grant that we may preserve nv-
oate our independence ms State aud our Union
rs n Nalion-to inspire the American People with
the noble resolution speedily to number the insli-
tuition of Slavery among the forsnken iniquites of
the world-to brstow wisdom and grace upon all
who are called to rule over u.s. and to incline our
hearts to such mn humble and faithful com liance
with the requlsilions of His Holy Word, as shall
emile us to the reward of the blessed
Gipen under my hand and the seal Of said Stale
in Erecutire thambcr, al Montpelier, this
ninth day of .NoUemLer, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eighl hundred and joriu.
one, and Of the Independence of the United
States, The si1ty-s,rih
CHARLES PAINE.
By the Governor
lIENRY HALE, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
nnRRIn MIIRnERI

Murdered in Norwich, VT, on the night OF the
9th INST, Mrs Sweeney. She returned to Norwich
fron, Hanover on Saturday evening, and was dis
covered in the garden Sabbath morning with her
head nangled in the most shocking manner. The
murderer is supposed to be James sweeney, her
husband, for whose apprehension suitable reward
will be paid, together with all necessary expenses
His height is about lecl tn & inches, thick set
from 65 TO 20 years OF agr, hair nearly white, dark
compeXinx, cross-eycd, an lrishmnn by birlh
and speaks with considerable of hrogue, usually
wears blue frrck coat and white hat.
When last seen, lie had Oh fur cap, aud but
iernut cOlorcd over coat.
GEO. p. BROOKS, D. Sheriff
Norwich VT, Nov oh, lS4l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court, holden
Washington District, So, at Probate Office in Mont
peer, within and for said District the 9Th Day of No
yember 1871, Present, the Hon. George Worthinglon
Judge
A Instrument purpong to be the last will and tesla
"A lament Of John Slakwealher late of Norhfeld in
said district deceased, being presented the Court by
Harvey w. Carpenter, the executor therein named for
probae il is ordered by said Court that all persons con-
cened therein, be notified to appear at session of said
Court, be holden at the Probate Office in Montn,ler
the 30,h day OF November 1884, aad shew cause II A.
ny they may have, against tn Probate Of said viii; FIR
which purpose, is further ordered that oopy of the
the Vermont Waterman and STATE Journal printed al
Montpelier, aforesaid, as as may be.
a true copy of record,
so Attest GEO WoRTHINGToN, Judge,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

~ known to the Wings of Vermont as "fOther
Herrick;' term richly deserved by his age, his
patriotism, anafiis ardent devotion to the last to
the principles of the Wings of the Revolution. 1t
is but few days since we met the old veteran and
he was then bert upon an immediate journey to
Brooklyn, N. Y. and for patriotic purpose, char
ncleristic of the man it to endeavor to raise
means for removing The remains of the victims of
the Jersey prison ships, aud giving them an hon
orable burial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
FARM FOR SALE,

THE subscriber will sell liberal terms, his farm sit
l. uated in Berlin, about mile east Of the South
Meeting House. This farm consists of $40 acres and has
upon the dwelling hoLses two bans and suita-
bic buildings, Sheds work house. hog house. SC. &c.
1t is well nbered has cedar for fencing, and throo
chards and offers favorable opportunity for purchas
be found the country and will be sold entire
or in portions. credit for two thirds of the purchase
money will be gwen secured upon the premises
JOEL PHELPS.
Berlin Nov, s. lS4l. $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
Barre Oct. 90, Is4l. 80
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate Court holden

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate Court holden
Washington District SIS. { at Montpelier, within and
Tor said district the LIST day Of November, A. D. 1884,
JOSEPH HOWES, administrator the estate of
Charles Stafford late Of Montpelier, in SAID district de-
ceased presents his adminsra for settlement
Whereupon it is order ed that the be referred to the
23d day of November ns the Probate office in said
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that all
conosrneG be notified hereof by the publication of this
der IN the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
said Montpelier weeks SUCCESSFULLY may
be- that they may appear, said time and place. if they
cause and object thereto. BY order OF Court.
90 GEO. WORTHINGTON, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

Ts5'.Not dead.--In our last paper was notice of
the death of Mr.. Americas V. Shipley of Waerbu-
ry. We are happy to say, upon the very best OF
evidence, that Mr.. Shipley is alive ard well.
May he live thousand years.-Thc rascal who
imposed the notice upon us, will please consider
himself warned for the future
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
NASHUA 81 LOWELL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
$50 49, - 49, q g - a.
ON aud air'r MONDAY, November ., lsil the pas.
LEXVF, NASHUA Leave BOSTON
At634A. NJ, All l-2 M
Atl2M Atll l-2 AM
LEAVE lowell "
ATS "a A M At6l-4PM
Or Immediately on the arrival Of the carsii Boston.
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and len at Tynssborough North Chelmsford and
Mlddlesex.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the cars for Nashua
VIII be CO yeyed 10 the free of expense, by leaving
their at the Railroad ticket office, and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con-
yeyed 10 any part Of the city without charge.
E. From Nashua to Lowell SO cents
" From Nashua to Boston, 81 80.
On the arrival ofthe cars at Nashua stages leave for all
parts of New Hampshire Vermont, New York and Cana
da via Amoskeag, Concord Keene, ChaIlestown, N. II.
Windsor, BrauIeboro, VI &C.
Books kept in Boston at the Stage Office, No. and
IL Elm street, and the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage office in front of the Depot Lowell where
be secured in any Of the coaches and
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage routes,
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot at Chorestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods to BIO transported the rail road going above
Lowell must be sent to the company's Freight Depot,
Charlestown, at the end Of Warren bridge, =
Goods to be forwarded by the morning tan, must be sent
to the DePotas carly as tho evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodious
Store Houses both at Nashua and Charesown, and having
completed their arrangements tor inc transportation of
merchandise give notice they are prepared to
transport all goods ADD country produce which may be for
warded their depos and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered cars which will perfectly secure goods
from damage, and careful and experienced 10 take
charge Of the transportation business at the depots aud to
the goods over the road
The Company determine not only to accommodate tho
public but to extend every facility in their power both to
ieamsers and merchants having fixed upon the following
rates Of freight
per ton each way between Nashua and ChaIlesown
hulk Sat- Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, etc S2Per ton,
3 90 per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell
All regular teamstes running to the ears vii be carried
over the road between Nashua and Chaeslown each way
ree of expense. 81
ONsLow sTEARNs, Superintendent
Nashua, October q, ls4l,