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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-23
DEATHS.

In Ibis village, 1874 inst, at the residence of Col H. N
Isayrs, Docr Jacob Gleason, formerly Of Mediord Mass
aged "a. t.
On the Il h inst. child Of Mr. Aphonzo Wushburn a.
ged months
On the 18Th George Barber infant son of orame H. and
Mary W. Smith, aged month and five days.
In r alton, the lith of August Mrs Besey Adams
wife of Mr. Arnnah Adams, jr, aged ~ years.
In Berlin, 18Th inst, Samuel Humphrey infant son Of
William and H0py Hattwel, aged months and day.
Al Berlin Aug II, IS4l, Mrs Mary Bosworth aged "a
She had been professor religion nearly so years.
sickness cmrd paake largely Of sublime consoa
tons She lived with her husband who survives sixty
lwo years.
Al Claremnni n H. on the lth inst, Major Ezra Jone,
aged 80 years, ofthe early settlers Of the town
From The Patriot.
Mr.. EDTroR 81 observed lengthy notice OF
| my father, Joseph Arbuckle's DEATH in the Watch
man and Journal of July 18th, 1871, whose MEM
DRY is treated an old British soldier and an A
mercan captive. So much of the notice is true ;
but feel myself in duty bound, as son, not TO let
| il pass without at least modest check. will in
dulge in no harshness, nor do / mean by this to
re,aliale but to tender thanks due for any intend
ea Kindness But feel it my duty TO defend my
iarther's character and beg that may be indul-
ged IN setting il before the public and the world.
He has always been regarded MS man of truth
and strict honesty from 1913 when he moved in
TO Vermont, when was ten years DID, his word
| has always been taken for Whatever it could be
obinined as quick as any other mans in the State
aud liz has been member ofthe Calvnstic Chur-
ches in Berlin aud Montpelier, rising of forty years,
and gave striking proof of his attachment 10 the
cause Vt Christ 10 the last
| Ang. 8, lS4l JAMES ARBUCKLE.
| Nothing WIS farther from our lnleution than TO
do injury to the feelings Of the friends or in
justice 20 the deceased.
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The WatchmGn appeals to the '"frends OF the
Tariff system, and all, the meoL grotoers, the
dgricuituriSts, the mechanics and the ,oorkingmen
of Vermont to rally around the bnRner CT Col.
Paine! Now this is really aughab'c; reali; so.
, ppeal to the wool growers Of Vermont To sup
port Il man who has swindIed them o0t Of half the
wool they ever raised Appeal TO the aCricultu-
rists OF teraont 10 support Fian WHO has lost
| then mOre bv his henrtless speruaiions than any
other ten nen in the State Appeal 20 the me-
chanics and workingmen OF Vernont TO support n
man who has as little sympathy for them cake
| of ice; who has always lreiited them like serts
and slaves, created to manufacture his wool, feed
his fab and do his bidding whose party have re-
duced their wages, and laid an enormous and
| grinding tax upon nil the absolute accessories OF
! life Who ever heard such impudenee, such bi a..
zen impudence aud such unbIushng efrontery
Spirit oFhe Age.
One would really suppose--if he knew no het-
| ter-that the writer of the above must be one Of
the most ardent and devoted advocates Of the in
teresls the wool-growers, farmers, and nechnn-
les of Vermont, most disnterested martyr, rea-
dy TO face the dungeon, the stake, OF the "guo-
line" for the good of the people Alackady he
is but The reckless pander TO the wool growers
worst enemies the mere eats paw of the devo-
tees of that fiery s0uthron who expressed his bit
ter hatred Northern Interests by declaring that
he would 81 go n mile out of his way to kick q
shecp"-ond would undoubtedly double the dis
lance If he could apply 10 the naked back of a
! Northern manufacturer or wool grower The same
lash with which he mangled his own slaves This
J lrothy reviler of Col. Paine is ayowedly against
J the Tariff policy, and for the Sub-Treasury aud
Direct Taxes; and SO far. as thoroughly bent up
on the destruction Of the Northern wool-growers
and working men as is John G. Calhoun or Rob,
ert Barnwell Rhett of South Carolina. We de-
ny these wholesale epilhets as TO Col Paine. No
man in Vermont is more thoroughly identified
with the Laboring interests, the farmers und The
wool-growcrs; his business must share common
fate with theirs; with them he stands and sue
ceeds or with them he falls; his views Of the pol
: icy of the country are theirs; and hence is IT,
; that through good report and through evil report
he has been the jealous and unwavering advocate
of the Distinguishing doctrine of hlonroe's admin
ADMINISTRATION 10 american Industry. In this
he has stopped at no half way measures; he has
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0rin Green, Rushville, Yates CO.

Grin Green, Rushville, Yates CO.
Roome Button, from near Fort PLUM.
Gins ., Mather, Mt Clemens, Mich. has got
family at that place.
Mr.. Miltemore and wife, dentist, OF Chicago.
Won Ockefman n German timer, late in the
employ OF Mr.. Hubbard, who was on n visit to
his mother rear Erie.
Mr.. Sherman and daughter, Honburgh, Erie
county
Mr.. NelIhrope, Danish gentleman.
Henry Freeman, on his way to Milwaukee,
clerk in drug store, formerly of jamestown,
Chautauque county
Ansel Kicker, young man, larmer, formerly of
Hamburg, Erie county.
John Harrington, late of Whites Corners, f.
rie CO.. entered as fireman on the day SHE left port.
Luther Fuller, wheelmnn
William Clients, winter, colored.
VIM. winters, do do
James Read, do do
Robert Smith, head cook, do
Henry vosburgh, 81 do do
Henry Mills, 81 do do
lsroe vosborgh, porter, do
WIN. sparks, 81 do do
Doctor liackett, Thompsonian physician, of
Lockpori, (coIored.
And iG addition to the above, one hundred and
twenty six German emigrants Total loss OF lives,
1856 Saved 30 only.
The LosL-We have to add the following TO the
St oil lnoSe on Tie Ere.
SiIas X. Green fireman, of Erie Pa. He lett
s. j. Missouri on her way up, und went aboard
the Erie then fling ont.
Oliver Ladeau. of Montreal, II Canadian French
man, bound to Dubuque, where he las brother,
aged about 10. Has friends in Montreal.
Peter Vaughart, wife and three children, of
Buffalo. Has six other children at Erie, Pa
Eliza Packenhan, cabin mnid.
Rev. William Norris an Evangelist.
Miss Griffin, in company with Mr.. Il. Griffin,
ofNew York, before mentioned.
John Allen, Pad engineer.
-Carpenter, the owner Oft race horse, which
was on board.
Maria Jones, an abandoned female.
And yet another We learn that jerome Nc
Bride, whose name was published in the list of
the saved, has died of his burns, and subsequent
exposure in the water. He was buried in Erie.
From The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
Sufferers by The Erie.-We continue to add such
names as we are enabled to gather OF the unfortu-
nate sufferers by the Erie.
| John Voege, n Swiss einigrant, wife and chill
dren, in his possession o5,000 horins.
| John Angel, Providence, X. /.
| We find the following in Detroit PAPER:
Miss Sherman, and father lost.
| The loss of property is estimated at $1,000 900
| 10000 in specie.
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DIRECT TAXATION THE LoCoFoCO
DOCTRINE!
Wecut the following from the Spiri; ofthe Age
unIIL. nurII nnCTpINE

Mecut the following from the Spir; ofthe Age
"THE RIGHT DOCTRINE.
The Washington correspondent of the Journal
of Commerce, in abiding 10 the debate in the
House, on the Tariff, says;
"Ms. Mckeou spoke very ably in favor of free
trade doctrlHes and direct TIA xuton, which was the
democratic, just, and economical mode of taxa
ton"
This is the right douuine If direct TAX were
laid upon the properly OF the country for the sup
port of Government the people would then I've IL
bile TO learn the extent to which they taxed
Now the poor nun, with nothing but his labor to
support his fauTy, pays much for the support Of
the Government as the rich man living upon the
interests of his millions without labor. Aud this
is called n democratic government. - Democrat.
So here is the Democrat" tI,ay State endors-
ing McKeon, the representative OF the British and
alien interest IN New York city the Are" Gu
dorsing the Democrat-and all of them advoca-
ting DIRECT TAXATION as "THE RIGHT
DOCTRINE" They go the whole with Cal
houn and PIckens and Rhe,t; adopt all their false
anttnriff noons,- The least false of which is
the notion that the poor bear more tan an equal
burden with the rich,-and hence jump at once to
the conclusion that direct taxation is the "righi
doctrine" 1t is not our purpose to make long
HSHlltst 50 fIulCuloUS anu TulNOUS q UOC-
trine as dis but we will prescn; few facts. The
first is that direct taxation by the national govern
ment has heen tried, proved SO great curse as to
I've almost intolerHble, and was abandoned will,
the unanimous appreciation of the people The
second is that the abandonment of the Tariff and
the substitution of direct taxes would cut doom the
tcGges Of The poor man more than half from wha,
they now are, and subject him TO pay an enor-
nous tax in money, from which tax he is now ex-
empt. Under the Tariff il is a fact that the reve
nue. of the country has been raised, aud yet the
pay of labor has been doubled, and the average
price of articles which the poor consume, other
than those which they themselves produce, has
absolutely been cheaper than it was previous
10 the Tariff. The result Of the Tariff has been
really, them to lessen the of the poor, lessen
the expenses Of, subsistence, and largely to in
crease the value Of their labor. The poor have
been abundantly blessed by it. Let us now adopt
the locofoco doctrine of direct taxation. A d.
rect tar is required, and we assume that Vermont
must pay proportion according to her popula-
ton, as her people are undoubtedly MS rich as
those of other states on average. We will
suppose that the revenue to he raised for the ma
ton amounts 10 only II millions year, which
would require one dollar annually from every man,
woman and chd--mahng the share OF Vermont
annually
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by order of The court
81 Attest JOSEPH BERRY, Register.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMlSSlONER'S NOIlCE.
EETE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Honorable, the Probate Court for the District
If Randolph, commissioners TO receive, examine and
dust all claims and demands OF all persons against
he estate Of Gamaliel Bennett, late OF Williams
own, IN said district, deceased, represented inso.
vent, md also all claims and demands exhibited in
isei thereto and six months from The as'h day Of
Jny, 1871, being allowed by said court for thai pnr.
'ose; We do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend 10 the business Of said appointment
1t the dwelling house Of Lucy J. Bennett, of Will
Jamestown, N said District, The last Mondays in
August and November next, from nine O'Clock A M
untll 4 o'clock p NJ each of said days.
JAMES HOPKINS, Commits
JOHN AVERILL, ( sioners.
Wilamstown. Auu. l. IS4l. IS
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STATE OF VERMONT,



roT oDO OF csaS%eh on"so Co. Court June term s4
rNHIS is an action Of ciectmen in which the plaintiff
l. claims the sezn and possession Of certain tract or
parcel of land, with the appurtenanccs, lying ana 9enE
Bradford IN the county Of Orange and described as ol
lows yiz-Bounded the north, by the nor'h lne OF
Bradford SOUTH by land owned by James Martini east oy
land owned by Thomas Rove, and west by lanu owned
by Levi Carter containing about orV acres oe me same
more or less Of which premises the plaintiff AYERS that
on the 2i day September 1929 he was well seized and
in his fee and continue thereof pos
ed until Tho first day of June d si0 when tho defend
ant without law right and contrary 10 the will Of tho
Plaintiff ihereinto entered, and elected expelled and
moved the plaintiff iheefrom, and since hath and
sill doth keep the plaintiff from the premises, taking
the whole profits 10 himself.
This action was commenced at this June term, A ID
ls4l when appearing that the defendant had not had
notice Of the of the writ lively. days before the
sitting Of the Court, said continued, and u IS or
dered notice be given said defendant by Puoca
ton in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal paper
printed in Montpelier in the county Of Washington hiee
weeks successfully the last publication OF which shall be,
cember A. d lsil.
SETH AUSTIN ATTY. for Plaintiff.
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Milking per cent assessments for the year;
said per centage be tie original amount Of The
premium note, without refer any Endorsement and
10 be paid TO the Treasurer at his Office in Montpelier
or before the 20b day Oct 1871 being the day of the
nua meeting Of said Company.
Members Of the Company will please Fear in mind that
good chance will be given them 10 forward money by
The members Of the Legislature and hoped that
will fail 10 avail themselves of the opportunity:
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, August 9th, ls4l.
The printers of each weekly newspaper in this state
requested to pubsh above notice three weeks
lively and forward their bills by the members of the Legs
latute for pa ynent.
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NOTICE.

VTyIiE proprielors and land owners Of the town of
IL Newark in The county of Caledonia, and State of
Vermont, are hereby notified that petition will be
presented 10 the Legislature at their session in Octe
Der next, praying for tax Of iour per p.'e on
all tho taxable lands in said town. for the purpose Of
making aud ,epa,rins roads and hs'lang bridgsA in
said town. CHARLES kinney,
LORIAN ,caEEPER, ySelSemen.
JABF@ SMITH,
Newark, o y 'o7'' az u
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DwHAT HAS NATHAN SMILE DONE p

WHAT HAS NATHAN oMTLIE DUNE
In searching for the wonderful deeds of Mr.
Smile, The Patriot has hit upon remarkably rich
and unique incident, which occurred on The sec
ond day of the last session of the legislature. on
that ay, the speaker, the House, and the galleries
were astounded with measure, entirely origin
al lin Vernont-ii was really borrowed from a
Massachusetts locofoco,) in its character, and one,
TOO, which is to raise its nuhor-so the Patriot
seems 10 think ito everlasting fame as most
mighty statesman. But to the point: Mr.. Smile
probably hns had very great itching Tor notarie-
ty as friend 10 the farmers, since talked about
for Governor and not content with inonopoliz-
ing, by actual puchase or encumberng with mort
cages. pretty much oil the farms in the vicinity
oil his store, he set a trap 10 catch the tanners
in the Vermont Legislature by Introducing the fol-
lowing;
"Resolred, That proper regard for the interest
of The whole community renders it expedient, in
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JOHN TYLER.

In Orange 29h ut Mr.. James b. Goodrich Miss Ach
sab Clarke.
a, Berlin Aug. H. 1871 Mr. PhilanIer Owen Of eilovcr
10 Mi Ireme Knapp Of b.
III this village, by Rev Nj. Harding, Mr.. VIM. II. Par
ker TO Miss Rebeccn MITCHELL
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POSTSCRIPT.
THE BANK BILL VETOED,

President Tyler has vetoed tho Bank Dan of the
olous Gone Man Power" which, Wings, toc
rate save in of drest necessity, which regard this by
be. President Tyler thinks otherwise and
y doubt The true difficulty is that the Wings have
President who differs widely, this point, from them-and
him against both their will and expectations misfortune
by the way from which henceoth sincerely pray
be delivered We give the Presidents objections below theso
only first gnst the constituonaity of bank NTH
the poocr Of dseoHng and second, that the exercise of thu
branching power fully subjected tho will of the
Hence infer that the President would approve the original
bill of Secretary Ewing, and do adcny hope that Congress-
will try him. That bill would accomplish much and in
deed would fully satisfy large portion of tho Wings of the
country, least until nl of should demonstrate the
sy something Send that the President and let the
People length and breadth and depth of what they
be permitted have now and for four years
In anticipation of this event. sundy editors have conectued
that would he followed by dissolution Of the cabinet and al
abandonment, this session, of tho Bill
forbid at least this What it that President Tyler OBJ
ects to this blaye if he objects every Wing
That justify Congress the Cabinet for abandoning
their posts. We insist the Cabinet should remain and per-
severngy endcavo carry the will of People;
Congress be true and steadfas their Let them
that they and wherever defeated the Executive him
the entire responsibility. This course only wise one
we have good ground for saying will be pursued.
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SALE Ar AUCTION.

A GREEABl.E to an order from the Probate Court,
n there will be sold at public vendue this village
Saturday, the 4h day Of September next, O'clock
p. M all the remaining property of D. p. Johnson, de-
ceased consisting Of
SADDLES, SADDLERS TOOLS, HARNESSES
and parts do Sheep Skins prime one horse WAGONS,
right in the Free Church. also the right of redemption in
the Sadders's shop, TRUNKS and various other arti
Giles. Terms of sale made known the time.
J. HOWES, Administrator
Montpelicr August l7h, lS4l. Is
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

CtTRAYED from the pasture Of The subscriber on the
- 18Th ns small pale red beef cow with considerable
white ten or twelve years old. Whoever will give inform
alton where said may be found shall DO suitably rec
warded. VIM. b. HUBBARD,
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STATE OF vERMoNT,( In Probate Court hodenat
Randolph District, IS. }Randolph, in and for said
District, on the 4ih day Gf August, 's4l,
WILLIAM G. DREW, ESQ., executor Of the last will
w and testament of Dutee Spaulding, late of Tun-
bridge in said district, deceased applied for license to sell
all The zeal estate Of said deceased for payment Of debts
and egaccs due ON said deceased and the appear
ing necessary Its ordered that said application be heard
at the probate Office, in Randolph. in said district the
first day Of next and that the heirs and egatees
of said deceased be notified hereof by publication Of this
oder in the Vermont Waterman & Journal printed at
Montpelier three weeks successfully, may be-
that they may appear il they cause, at said time and
place. and give ponds for the payment Of said debs
ably the provisions of the statute in such made
lG WIN. HEBARD, Judge Of Probate.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


vXTE the subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Cour, Cor the District Of Bradprc
commissioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate Of Benjamin
Brock late Of Newbury, in said district deceased repre-
sened nsoven, and also all claims and demands OF said
deceased, exhibited Offset hefetoand six months from
the 9th day of July 1884, being allowed by ead cou for
that purpose do hereby give notice that will attend 10
the business Of our said appointment The dwelling house
Of Colonel Horao Brock in SAID Newbury, the first
Tuesdays Of November and January from o'clock
forenoon until fouS o'clock afternoon.
JOSEPH BERRY, lCommis-
CALEB STEVENS, Jr. sioners.
Dated at Ne Hbury, this Sd day Of August, ls4l l6
STATE or VERMoNT,} To the heirs at law and all
District of Bradfordss. }persons interested in the
of Ruth Ashley, late Of Vershe in SAID District Of
bradford, deceased;-
VOU are hereby notified that instrument purportng
be the last will and testament Of said deceased has
been to the Probate Court and for said district
by Luke Ashley r the therein named for probate
and allowance and that the assigned for hearing
and decision the session of said be holden
Souhworihs Inn in West Faree, in said district on the
last Tuesday of August lS4 when and where all persons
concerned may appear and object, if they see cause.
Dated the Probate Office in Theford this Sd day of
August, ls4l,
BY order of The court,
Attest, JOSEPH BERRY, Register.
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MONTH ELIER.

MONTPELIER.
Il HE Wings Of Montpelier requested to meet at
1 HunrIngions Tavern East village on Thursday, The
26h instant o'clock p M for the purpose of nom
mating 4 candidate for town representative and taking
measures preparatory for the state ell, ctiun.
A full! ATTENDANCE. is requested
BY order Of the Town Committee.
Aug. 81 l84l ls
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WORM LOZENGES.
FIRE! FIREu FIRE!u

a SAFE and certain remedy for worms, for sale
n wholesale and retail by S. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier, August l8 l84l. II
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Montpelier, Aug. l7th, A. d. 1871.

STATE OF VERMONT, I To the heirs at law and all
Dstr.c ct Of Bradford { persons interested in The
estate Of Simon Blake late of Newbur in said district of
Bradford deceased
You hereby notified that Betsoy M. Blake and o.
i b. axe, administrators said estate have pc.
ttoned The Probate Court, in and for said strict for
further time of three months from the 9th day Of Septem
Der l84l finish tho collection of certain debts in favor
Of The estate aud TO make paymcn, of The claims Of tho
creditorsand that the is assigned for hearing at
the session OF SAID he holden at the Judges Office
in ThefIrd said district the second Tuesday Of Sep
tember lS4lwhen and where all persons concerned may
appear and object il they cause.
Given in Probate Court, at Thetfod in said District,
this l7lh day Of August, 1871.
Attest JOSEPH BERRY Register.
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THE members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hereby notified that the following
msns have made by the directors all no;es force
on the following DAYS. to wit:
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PROBATE;NOTTCES.

EBENEZER LEWIS ESTATE.
NHE subscribers, having been appointed by The Honoa
i bic Probate Court for the District of Washinqton
commissioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Ebeno
zer Lewis late Of Montpelier, said district, deceased,
represented insovent and ho six months from the
9th day Of August l84l allowed, by said Court to the
creditors OF SAID deceased TO exhibit and prove their
lend the duties Of appointment AT the
of Mrs. Mary Lewis in Montpelier in said district on the
first Mondays Of October and February next 10 clock
forenoon, on each Of said days.
JOSEPH HOWES, lConmssion.
JEDUTHUN LooMIs,} ers.
August 14th A. ID, I84l is
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BERLIN.
- THE EAGLE HOTEL,
!iiiiHk MONTPELIER.

rNblS house, kept by S, KIMBALL is delightfully."- SIT :
Il uaIed on State Street within few minutes walk of
the State House Gentlemen and ladies' travelling bv
Stage can be furnished with meals and pleasantly and quiz
etiy accommodated, At all times Also the horse OF the
weary traveller is faithfully attended.
Every ateDoL will be gwen by the proprietor TO make
his house agreeable home for his guests.
Montpelier, Aug. 20, 1871. IL