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New-York tribune., 1841-04-21
By this Mornings Southern Mil.


~ Ptesilen. TYLER ms officially gnizcd axrense
A Edmond, r. as Vie Cor sol o. Sordli. FOX The Safe If
Sou:h-C a.olns to reside a, Charleston.
~ Edward Wallis, Esq who HIS teen for more than g
wears Flour Inspector for the city OF Richmond Va AMI Ion.
known as worthy and benevolent citizen, died at that ae
on Sunday Lass
~ The Tide Water Canal in Moryand has been OPered
for navigation. and is now in fine boating order
70 Gales & Seaon propose TO issue from their oihce
and after the 18th Of June ecS!y Na0"6! lneLgeset.
~ No later dates were received this morning from New
Orleans.
APPOINTMENTS THE PRESIDENT
Surrtyors Gene-aL
Wu.1lAx PSIHAN for the State OF Arkansas
Rvx,AnIy A. LuULows, for the District South OF Ten
ito-ae.s Of The United States
GEORGE c. BATES for ;hc State OF Michigan.
BALE PrYrox for the Eastern District OF LOUISIANA
JosYuA s. SPENCER for the Northern District OF New
York.
Su.s NJ. S1liwrIr for ,he Southern District OF New
York.
Wills H. ARNOLD, for the district OF feafi NNe'' NIP
sissippi. VICE Isaac W. Jewett
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

SHozT SERMONS BY Dow JR. L. Labree l3l N4ssa.-,,
Part first OF these light apers rally published the
Sunday Mercury, has just been issue in Pamphlet form
hey have been highly praised in Of leading pero
eais and are indeed written with much racy humOr and
abound in piquans and truthful reflections They are rot
however in accordance with cur taste as the good effect
which might be expected from sentence completely
neutrai1ed by the arcc complexion given the next
Sul they very agreeaby written AID viii well repay r
leisure half-hour spont in their perlsal.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

MrRRYs MvsguM. Published Moathy Boston Sodes'
New-fork; w. K. Vail 81 Nasssa-.t
This the latest publication of that aiga5e end
children Peter Parey-wren in hi, SIN e uraf1e:ed
and winning STYLE His writings have always been great To-
vorite with these for whose especial benefit they re O.
signed ard doubt his Museum will c SHARE
the poPrl rity Of his ear.i.S publications.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

Ta. SELLERS HonE By New-York D. APP
pe,on 81 Co. 200 Broadway.
This is the frs, number series OF works by Miss
Marneau which the Appetons abov. issue, part
OF their series designed especially for the benefit of the
young Il entertaining tale written tho clear ygor
style for which the Auhoess is distinguished: the
dents connected with the condition the Isle of Axhoe
in England it hundred years ago. when the
deadly en existed between the of the isle and
the jewellers in The neghborhood The settlement of Dutch
family there their of e their troubles neigh
boring family the isfornes which befe then BY the sud
der su5ersion of the Island BY food and the CT
thei escape FROM deah and the spirit manifested by the diff
feccnt individuals of their little group well the eec,
of these csrnGes their minds and hearts furnish the
materials of whisA Miss Mafneau ha. made very de-
ghtul and instructive tale Written rs Is for children
there no effort at fine elegant writing the whole told
easy graceful style and prove highly acceptable
70 al is readers.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

For The Rocky Aountains.-The ST. Louis Bulletin Of
late date says: The Trapper, belonging the
American Fur Company left hero yesterday for the Yellow
Stone River On board large number of hunters, all
Of whom appeared the highest spirits, and the deck
strewcd with their aphernaia number Of the fair
standing the evee, with the heartfelt in their
eyes they waved their handkerchie and ghed adeu
when the boat left the lanng-she will be absent about four
months Our brethren expatate the pleasures of
with their Atlantic but pshaw, nothing
comparison with inland voyage-there, all is dull and
nothing relieve the eye-nothing
attention excepting perhaps Mother Carys Chicken
the fin of sharkhere, every day rings change of scenery
each veing with the other il grandeur What glorious
TIP FOR lover Of Nature ="
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

The al of Webb. alias Williamson the 'uPP0sea great
brrla1 was postponed I'LL This individual Is SAID
=, b an F.z.h-au and tie other day. Johnny Bull was
;t brv because some one expressed the OPINION thae
Yankee could have effected the recent Fobberes suite as
droy a, the accused and when another EDcshman loon
mn the Yankee side of the question the Johnny Aforesaid /"
great Indignation charged him with running down MS own
countryu1en.
R Smith ESQ. has received the nomination OF the
Bb;r Convention in the Fifth Congressional District OF In
,, said tina, the District was but partially repre-
sep,ed and other candidates viii nominate themselves
A,o,q these are Gen McCarty Chares H. Test, and Gen
Klsere both Wings The Van Buren, party will probably
bring OIL, no candidate OF their oNn.
~ Rev John Wheeler D. D. President OF the University
OF Vermont is 10 deliver the funeral discourse on the death
Of Pe.den, Harrison Burlington The o5sequies are TO
be celebrated there with appropriate cereE<onies Oh FRIDAY
the a3d inst.
q son of John Duncan, aged nine years, was ns'Snuy
killed 81 IN. 10th last at Princeton, y. J. cart was
nasspr through the street with roller attached he little
fellow Jumped upon the roller and falling before H. was
crushed TO death.
10 At the burning OF barn in Saco, Me- on the llth
inst Capt Christopher Howe observed TO fal;er, and
before he could be assisted corpse
70 Tire Sun displays its usual deScrity in trying TO pick
quarrel with about assertion which appeared in the
Albany Evening Journal than ago. instead oil
meeting our exposures unairress and maevoence
toward the Whg party 1t OF possible consequence
whether coorcd part proprietor OF The Sun
and only referred the time OF its presumed exist
expose hypocrisy and basenes OF It's attacks on
the State Administration the charge OF iavong Abolition
The Sun asserts that il con,radctcd the time
We DO not dispute this but doubt that the denial
clear full and explicit We again Offer if The Sun will de-
ny that the person referred had any connection with that
paper we will establish or the assertion But
who knows WHAT the report of the City respect
ing the ownership OF The sun at the time specified Will say
that our assertion justifabc.
All this however, of consequence, and never
was 1t would be all disrcputabc journal that
black sh-uld interest in though 1t would be
for journal owned assal those who manifested sym
paihy for the degraded African If The Sun had cared
straw for this report would have dug up this
late day from grns-grown grave The
burned merely as prc,cxt spleen and personal abuse and
to divert the attention of the public from exposures Of It's
malignant and unfair attacks on the Wing
The Sun takes great pains let readers know tina,
there any such paper the Tribune. which is certainly
prudent, Some of them might prefer fourteen columns OF
reading matter on clean and white sheet T. three
dngy and uy is best keep them in the dark
as long possible Our neghbors lacked prudent
and unerring regard their interests let them simply
their but deadly attacks upon the Wing party,
and their leadcn surnbers shall not be disturbed.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

~ The Tide Wafer Canal in Maryland has been Opered
for navigation. and is now in fine boating order
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

70 Gales & Sea,on propose TO issue from their Office, G.
and after the 18th Of June WecSy Na''o"a! lntegesetr
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21
Neu4Ynrs legislature.

In the SENATE, on Monday bill reported 20 revive
he Hamilton Insurance COMPANY. Mr. VerPaack from
the Select Committee Ct Senators from the First District IN
troduced bib TO authorize the corporation OF the ey OF
Sew-York to raise money by tax.
The Senate then committee OF the whole on the
bill in relation to tie appointment Of Bank Receivers Al
ter receiving Some amendments the bill was reported 10 the
Senate and ordered to third reading.
In A.sExBIr presented from Joseph
Mocnk creditor OF the 9Th Ward Bank against me change
o: location OF said Bank Several charges of malpractice
were made asains, Bank which were referred TO the
Commute on Banks power send for person. and pa
pers
a bill TO ALLOW all persons practice law who on eSam
nation shall found qualified referred to select CON-
Inittee 10 report complete.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

vrKels1A-The election Virginia for members Of Con
grcs the House of Delegates and fourth of the Senate
will take place Thursday, the 22d inst
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

MARYLAyp.-Hou. John P. Kennedy, OF Baltimore, ane
Alexander Randall, Esq have been nominated as the "n
candidates for Congress the Fourth District OF Maryland
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

~ At the burning OF barn in Saco, Me- on the llth
inst, Capt, Christopher Howe was observed to iaeF' aud
before he couldbe assisted was corpse
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

u >had are selling in Washington a, Sc per hundred
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

o Herman Human, young about 10 years OF age
in Southbury Conn hung hisel with BRIDE in his cham
Der few days SINCE from modification at being charged
with petty theft. Of which he innocent.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

Cost Of Intcuperanee.-The Boston authorities have aP-
proprated 100000 this year for objects OF justice and
bencvolcuce Four-6fths of the expense . caused it Is
stated, by iutcrnperance.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

Cast Iron Roils.-The Miners (Pa) Journal says that
the experiment, tired in their immediate neishoorhood OF ay
ing Cast Anthracite Iron Rails instead of woed faced with
iron has proved completely successful They have sustained
none of the injury which aPpehended from the frost
The schuyki Valley Railroad Company have ordered
great a:i, of these rails which afforded al $40 70
$50 per oa Blu, short will probably eaPse before
these rails will general The first cost OF lay
ing road constructed of this material is but trie more
than orc made of wood and faced with wrought iron The
wooden road requires be repaired renewed every three
years whereas road is expected to last great
number of wears.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

U The PenObscot (4e) river has been nearly clear o
ice for some days. l, VIII soon be completely OPen.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

% The extensive livery stables Of Mr. 7 C. Duntery
in Baltimore entirely destroyed by ere the l4b.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

4ceident-We understand, says the Hartford CouraHt,
that Mr. John Hhipp hand employed the stone train
OF the Western Railroad instantly killed Thursday
between the Springfield and Palmer Depot by the sudden
stopping of The cars to avoid the track Some
others were wounded by the conclusion
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

q In consequence of IL heal,h the Proprietor Of the
Philadelphia Gazette adverss ha, establishment for sale
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

~ Rev John Wheeler D. D. President OF the University
of Vermont deliver the funeral discourse on the death
of Prc.den, Harrison Burlington The o6sequies are
be celebrated there with appropriate ccrersones OIL Fiday
Tia a2G inst
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

q son of John Duncan, aged nine years was n'isnuy
killed 81 the 10th inst. Princeton, " j. cart was
passing through the with roller attached The little
fellow Jumped upon the roller, and falling before H. was
crushed 10 death
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

% The Daily Standard by F J. Grund, Philadelphia
has been discontinued and patronage transferred 10 the
North American The Standard has been able and inter
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

q 4 female named Lydia Lane, in 6t of deraasenen
recently wandered from her home Il Newbuy n H., and
perished with cold
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

~ No later dates received this morning from New
| Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

| CouRr OF SPECIAL SEssIoS-Tuesday-Betor the Ne,
corer judges Lynch md ngs and Mdermen Ferris and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24

There were slain by sea and lanl, during the
last war between England and France, 2, 100000.
The cost to England was GLOSS, 600, 0o0-the
greater part of which is still unpaid in the Nation
al debit
.Slapes Cdpt,ped.--A letter received here yes
terday from II. Carroll, Esq. U. s. Consul at 81.
Helena, dated March 26, 1S4l, states that five
Portuguese slavers had just been brought in at st.
Helena, having been captured on the west coast
of Africa by the British naval force on that sta
ton, with upwards of one thousand Slaves on board;
The slaves have been landed at st Helena, ana
remained OF course subject to the orders oil the
British Government Nst0 Bedford Mercury.
Mr. Riues IL, favor of a National Banh: The
Richmond Star says: at Ia said, and we believe
upon good authority, that VIM. G. Rives has de-
ciared in favor of National Bank. We hope he
has; for a large portion of those who were once
most furious against such bank, have now dis
covered that is impossible for the business OF the
country to flourish without one, and when mni
finds himself in error, we like to see man COINS
out honestly and say So"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24
DEATHS.

In this village 18th inst. Of consumption, Miss Lovina
Ainsworh of Calais. eyed 90 years.
In this village, 18th INST Of consumption, Laura daugh-
ter Of Mr. Zenas Wood, aged II years.
In South Barre 23d ult of canker rash, Hannah bur
aged years, daughter Of Benjamin and Lucy whey
Thourt gone to Join the spirits bright
In realms pure celestial light,
While friends earth will hold thy image last
In sacred memory. while life shall last-l Com' .
In Brook field 9th inst the residence Of ier son, MRS
Grzey Craig at er severe and rroracled Illness OF 10
months formerly of Londonderry Ptln'e's In N H. are
requested, sc. r
In Eslem, Y. 9th inst. Susan, relict OF Rey Ezra
Wood worth formerly Of Ludlow, VI aged IL,
In North Danve, 18Th ut. ofmeasles, Sally r. daught-
err Of Deacon John A Stanton, aged 10.
N Wheeiock 4th inst Rebecca wife Of l. Heath 70
In Burlington 10Th inst. Mr. Samuel Wainwright, 81.
In Fletcher ! Ith ult. Mr. Andrew Baker, 81
In Berkshire, % inst LOUISA G. wife of II Potter anc
daughter of DIR Zori Cushman, 20
In Hardwick, lie nuol Cobb IT, 23 $3.50.
In Brantree 9th inst. Mrs D1rcas Nichols, aged CIV.
In ST Johnsbury, 18th inst james r Ramsay, 29-l8h
John Thayer, 70.
In Hydopatk, 18th inst WIN Suham, late Of Peaeham
aged 6l.
In Lynn, Mass, Mrs. Rebccca Short daughter of thu
celebrated "Moll Pitcher" aged 49,
In Princeton, Gibson county, Ia, November last, Mr.
Chauncey Pierce formerly Of RoYaston, Mass aged oO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24
PROBATE NOTICES.

Washington District, S. Probate Office in Montpci-
er within and for said district on The 18th day Of May
1871 present the Hon George Worthngton Judge
instrument purporling TO be the last will & testament
n Of Stiles Sherman, late Of Waterbury, in said dis
c dece1sed being presented to the court here by Lyman
Beebe the executor therein named, for probac-it is
ordered by said court that all persons erncd therein
be notified appear at session Of said court be holden
the probate Office in Montpelier the LIST day Of June,
s4l and shew cause f any they may have against the
probate Of said wilt for which purpose is further ordered
that copy Of the record of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal, printed at Montpelier aforesaid may
true copy Of record attest .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24
MARRIAGES.

In this village, Thursday last, goth, by Rev Mr. Bal
lon stilman Churchill, Esq. to Miss Il. Ann Marsh.
In this village l9h inst. Mr. Lafayette Pl;kn of Plain
field to Miss Mary Howard.
In Colcbester 18Th inst MunsOn Esq. to Miss Lou
In Orange, May 10, Mr. Lewis Clark to Miss Sarah
Holbrook ,
in Randolph May II, by Rev Mr. sprugue, Mr. Andrew
Morcy merchant Of E. Bethel, TO Miss Laura PANE;
In East Bethel, May H. by Rev Mr. kmball, Mr +
Brooks merchant of E. Randolph, to Miss Lucy 8 FISK
In Barnet Mr. James Lindsay to Miss Amoret Johnson
In Chelsea 18th inst. Mr. Joseph Bainard oil North
field to Miss Nancy M Hall.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24
LOTION LOTION!

H1R. EVANS BEAUTJFYING LOTION, high
ly esteemed Tor curing all ESnpons, Coarseness ed
ness. and pimpes on the Face Mech or Hands, and
rffecluay cleaning the complexion, and removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general success
in lie, engaging first appea This Lotion
is admired as a most fragrant, mild, safe wash, ard
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing, soleang
and purifying the skin of all eiuptions, injurious
% female beauty, and restoring ii 10 high degree Of
purity.
A oeauilu and hcalthful complexion is he pride OF
all who possess it, and the envy of those who are &C.
privcd o. it. What can be go affecting TO beautiful
female in whose face notyFe has displayed her power
as 10 find her complexion discOored with Disgusting
pimpes which affect her charms2
A good appearance is the best recommendation !;
and the Beuutifyng Lotion purfcs The skin, and
removes all pimpes, blot Lhes, tan, sunburn and red
mesa, and produces a beautiful hue, it is the only
meiic u lIdy should use OF her toilet.
Gentlemen will alec find this delightful remedy, 10
remove all roughncss, pimplcs rngwoms, spots, red
ness soreness of The face and nose, and every kid
OF eruption on the surface of the human body. II is
pa rouIary recommended 10 gentlemen 10 be used al
ter shaving. as will prevent The otherwise certain
effect Of all common soap, in turning the beard lre-
maturely grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail By
| A. HITCHCOCK s. Co.
SIS No. III Genesce ST. Utica, n. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24
BRIGHTON MARKEr-MorD.v Ma - ,sn

BRIGHTON MARKET-Mo,n. n.,,,ou
(heporled for the Daily Advertiser and pat35ot 4
AT market ,22 beef cattle i5 pair Of wokins oven 90
cows and calves, and ego swine. '"''s oAe"' 50
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle We noticed a Cey s,,,. .o,l -.
81 75i flstqasly e5 5o second quality a 81"
thr1 quality 90 rs,
Working OAen-- Very few sales effected,
Cows and Calves-g22, rs, 20, 80, 80, 81 and $40
Sheep None at market
Swine-Lots 10 pedde were sold for IA TO 5I-2 for
Sows and "a to lie for Barrows retail from TO T.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24
40 THE AFFLICTED.

NO THE AEFLICTED.--I afflicted
4 with a disease OF the Lnugs, Coughs Colds, Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaints, will find IN HAL
LOCKS VEGETABLE POWDER & SYRUP,
a sovereign remedy From the abundant testimony
OF lis wonderful effects in Of The above kinds,
may safely be said be decidedly the best article
er offered 10 the public. The operation oiths medi.
cine is peculiar mild aud sale. Those awful symp-
ans whiah indicate diseased lungs readily yielt 10
this certain remedy when sssonat,y rcsered 10, aud
restores the patient TO that bodily vigor which cor.
sumption flelo ito natural operation surely destroys
This valuable m dieine may be had by application at
the Bookstore of f. P. WALTON e. SONS, Sole
Agents for this vicinity Oct a. SO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24

IN all dsorered motions Of the blood ca lied inter mtienr
rement nervous, inaammatory and pu,rid FEvERs, the
Indiaa Vegetable Pills will be found remedy; be-
they cleanse the stomach and bowels Of AL bilious
and purify the blood; consequen y they remove
the every kind ofdense they absolutely certain
every hind Of fever. So also when morbid humois
deposited upon the membrane and muscle cruising those
PANS nfamations and swengs called Rheumatisn Govt,
c. tie Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied upon as al
to give relief and Persevered with will most
assuredy and without fail make perfect cure OF the above
painful maades. From of said Indian vegetable pills
taken night going TO bed will in short time COM
pcley rid the body Of all morbid and corrupt humois, and
rheumatism Govt and pain # every description will dsap
by 1t should also be remembered that the
Indian Vegetable Pills certain pain i'll the
side and sickness loss Of appei
veness yellow tnge p the skin and and every 9th
or symptom of LIVER COMPLAINT; because they
purge om the body those corrupt and sasnant humors
which, when deposited upon the er the of the
above dangerous COMPLAINT They also preventative of
APPoPLEXY AND SUDDEN DEATH
because they carry off those humos which, obstrucnng the
circulation are the cause Of rush or determination Of tho
blood to the headgiddness especially turning suddenly
fosndbhndnes sdrowsness loss Of memory inflammation
ONE WoRB 7s SSst SiSaS
Those who labor within doors should remember that thew
frequently breathe atmosphere which is wholly unfit for
the proper expansion oil the lungs, and al the Time
ing to want of exercise the bowels sufficiently
uaed the blood becomes impure and eadache nds eson
papaon Of the heart and other able symp-
follow The Indian Vegetable Pills 5einp
cleanser of tho stomach and bowels and direct purifier
Of the blood only pain or distress
OF every kind from the body but if used occasionally
keep the body Gee from those humors which the
cause Of uery maldy under Heaven they will assur
eddy promote such just and equal circulation of the blood
that those who lead sedenlay life will be enabled enjoy
sound health and disease Of any kind ~ be absolutely i'm
possible.
G. W. BARKER, Montpelier, General Agent
Washington Co.-.NOrse g. Chapman Waitsfsd
Dodge e. Keith Barre
e. d. w. Carpenter Waterbury
j. T. JharsOn, J
S. p. Redfeid, ! .uonipeler
S. Burbank, jr
Moses 4. Vars No. MOnipelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24
f::!;eg.1,
CENTRAL lll HOTEL.

TTUGH GOURLEY returns his thanks TO the public at
IL large for their very liberal support for eight years in
the VILLAGE HoTEL, and wishes continuance Of their
avors. He has fitted up his house IN the best style. II
being situated the centre Of the village convenient to all
the Stores Post Office etc. the Village Hotel will now go
by the name Of G l. T r L II T F. l.
and he the public that there will be nothing wanting
his part all times accommodate the gentleman Of
business the gentleman Of pleasure and the weary traveller
style not surpassed ior accommodation and
of fare by any in the State
tESAll Stages that leave Montpelier call at this no
for passengers. az HORSES and CARRIAGES to let.
Montpelier, April !, lS4l. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24
AZ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NV COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
wv the Subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable
tho Probate Court for the District of Randolph, Comm g.
soners to receive examine and adjust, all claims and de-
mands Of all persons, against the Of Benjamin. Dow,
late of Orange in said District deceased represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the third day Of May, 1871
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice. that will attend to the business
Of said appointment at the dwelling house Of the wild
Sarah Dow in Orange, the l2h day d juno and the
30ih day Of October next, from nine o'clock, A. M until
four O'Clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
CARLOS CARPENTER, co,,.i,...
ALONZO =. FOSTER, N'"'"''''"
Orange, May A, 1911 03