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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-30
NOVEMBER 2e, le42.
'EW AND SEASONARLE GOODS

NEW AND OEhOUNABLE GUUDS.
CTORRS & LANGDONS, have just re,urn-
- ed from Boston with prne addition 10 their
stock OF goods most Of which have been Bought at
greatly reduced prices from September purchases.
T w have new styles Of Coating Cloths, Broad
Cloths, Cessmeros, and rich Ve,vet and Cashmere
.Vesunss..
FLANNELS. viz:
Printed Salisbury, Plain yellow, Red and Whiteg
DRESS GOODS, viz:
Silks Eolicens, Cashmere d Lanes, printed Saxo-.
nys, Orleans Cloths, Meri1oes, Alapeens, Shasons,
French and EagIish Prints.
CLOAK GOODS, viz;
Alapaccas, Princes, Neapolitaa, Thibet Cloths &
indiaunas..
BONNET GOODS, viz:
Plain and Tarllon Velvcts, do. Satins and Silks,
outside and face Flowers. elegant Ribbons, Crown
Muslin, Foundation Wire, &c. sc.
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, viz;
CIocGery and Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks
Fire Sets, Btass Kettles, Sad Irons, Bross Caudle-
sticks, Tea Trays, Bed Ticking, Sheeting, Batting,
Feathers Table Cloths, Napkins, Crash, Curpciins,
Mats, &c. &c.
TRIMMINGS, viz;
81 Cords, Chipping, Fringes, veyets and Furs FOR
Coax Trimmings, every variety OF Mems wear.
SIIAWLS, viz:
Highland, Black Thbet, Merao, Alapacca, Honey
Comb, Imitation Cashmere, and Mousiin D Lane.
\ BRITISH CHANTILLA Wells,
Very cheap plain Black Lace for Wells, white fig
urcd Lace and Edgngs, Linen Edsings, Fancy,
Cravat'. Cap and Neck Ribbons, Silk Fringes for,
dress Trimmings, KID and Wool Gloves, Misses
Knit Gloves.
FURS, viz.
100 Buffalo Skins, large lot OF MuiIs Boa., Caps
and Skins for trimmings aud Muf>.
5000 YDS SHEErTNG, SHIFTING AND
DRILLING.
800 lbs Cotton Yarn, 800 lbs. Batting.
GROCERIES, viz:
1000 lbs Tobacco, will he sold very low 10 those
who buy TO sell again. The best Old and Youns.
dyson Tea TO be found, new Box and Kes Raisins.
Fresh Lemons Cinnamon, Nutmess, Mace. Pepper.
Spice, Ginger, Loai and Brown Sugar, II ice Eng.
sh Currents, Salt Petre, and Bar Soap.
we shall sell al prices to sun those who Buy with
cash good short credit
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DEATHS.

In this VILLAGE 10th Inst Chester son of f. WRIGHT yssss
In Northdold 99d inst Leland Harris ron Of Samuel DHnnv
aged yoarr and months Printers in Wisconsin feques
cd 10 notice.
In West Randolph 18th inst Elton Amelia, only daughter Il
Zilpha Ann and Lorenzo ID. Houck, aged months
So hiokcriug fades upon our pathway here
These radiant huus that promised bliss at ovon-
30 bud the awoet0s flowers to disappear
And opo their pearly leaves to dews Of heaven.
In Barnett Dec 10, Malona w. wife Of George Forsyth
In Cabot Nov. 81, Mr. Nathaniel Wilson, aged co.
Ia Barre, sd inst Dr. Robert Paddock aged ~.
In Randolph 18Th inst very suddenly Mr. Benjamin Bodgot
patriot of the revolution, "a.
In Enosburgh 18Th Dec Captain Stephen House, in the sst
year Of his nge one Of the first settlers of that town
In ORWELL goth Dec hpolos Aust the sOth year Of his
age.
In Pomfret, Dec. s, MI VIM. Whitman, aged 80 years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-30

Mr.. CalhOun.--The Committee Of the Leeisla.
ture OF South Carolina, TO whom was referred
the letter OF resignation OF Mr.. Calhoun, have
made a report, accompanied with resolutions
complimentary to MIR e. The concluding reso-
luton is in these words:
Resolved, that The people Of South Carolina are
deeply sensible OF the faithful and long tried ser
vices Of their distinguished Senator, and would
regard the withdrawal of his talents and int grily
from The councils of the Union with profound re-
gIel, "ere not for the expectation Mat they are
about to yeid up theiv separate claim upon his SER
Union.
1t is very manifest that Mr.. q. intends 10 Ia n
candidate for President, maugre a National Con-
veEtion.
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A gentleman in Kentucky ia abou, 10 cultivate
Indian corn for sugar. He says 1000 pounds Of
sugar can be obtained to the acre.
The Stare Lalimer--Tho Boston Pest states
that an officer from Virginia has called upon Gov.
srnor Davis with rsquisItion from the Governor
Oh lhat State for Latimer, as fugitive from JUS
lie and that The Governor has refused 10 comply
wHns,--Righf!
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NEW GOODS ARRIVED

fMHN and KING nave Just received a large quanii-
- y Of Se'y desirable GOODS which, with their previ.
Very Cheap. Dec. 9Th.
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MARRIAGES.

In Woodstock, by the Rev. r. seeer on the LIST inst Mr.
stock. " w.
and Miss sarah Forbush of X. -
In Pomfet, the 18th inst Mr. Lyndon F. Cheede and Miss
Mary Jane Paul, both Of Pomfet.
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.

TINE Trustees Of this Institution would inform the pub
lic that At the expiration Of tho presen, quarter. in
February next its management will dcvolve upon MRS.
GEORGE PAINE, as principal, who will take tho place
OF Miss Lee, the present incumbent.
The Trustees, relying tho high and acknowledged
qualifications oMrs Paine for tho government Of such an
Institution invite public attention to the following terms
and regnations
The Spring Term will commence on Wednesday, the
let OF March next and continue as usual, twenty two
weeks.
TERMS.
Board including washing fuel lights, etc has been
duced To 1925 per quarter IN weeks) half payable in adj
vance. The Boarding Department will continue under
Tuition IN English branches $500 per quarter. half
payable in advance.
Drawing. including ske ching from nAtnre and
painting in water cojfs, s5 90
French Italian or German, each 80
Latin 90
Piano, Organ or Guitar, including vocal instruction,
per quarter, 70 90
Use Of instrument for practice 200
The French aud Italian classes are under the care Of
Monsieur Bouchette.
Pupils received for less period than one quarter
but deduction Will be made from the above charges
It is desirable that pupils should board in the Seminary
where they will at all tines be under special charge Of
the Principal, who bearing in mind he importance Of
health in the pursuit Of their studies will constantly aim
at their physical well their moral and intellectual i'm.
provement.
In behalf tftho Trustees,
Burlington, Goth December, 1912. 90
STATE OF VERMONT, (At Probate Court holden
Dlstttct "i hanuolphi SIS. y at Chelsea within and
for said District the 2lst day Of December A 1872
| A RUNAH SPEAR, administrator IN the estate of
IA F'ancs Alexandsr late Of Bainrce. in said district
deceased, makes application for license sell estate
and IL ordered that said application be be referred
Probate Court 20 be holden at J. b. Englishs Inn in
Randolph, on the FIRST Wednesday in March next; and
that notice be given by publishing This three weeks
succsssire!Y in the Vermont Waterman, published at
Montpelier previous 10 that time.
BY order Of Court,
| Attest, D.. f. WEYMOUTH Register.
THEREAS, the Legislature of the sta te Of Vermont
w at their session at Montpelier the year $780,
sessed tax Of SIX cents per all the lands Ipubc
lands ,xcepedJ in the Of marlborough in The county
Bennington said Slate, for the p pose making
repairing roads and building bridges in said town-These
aIe TO VAIN the propuetos and land of said
Of Reasboro who hive not paid their proportion Of said
tax in labor or otherwise to the committee appointed 10
superntcnd the expenditure Of the same, subscr-
Der that somuch Of their lands will be sold public
due al The Inn Of jonathan Houghon in the of Reads
borough in the county of Bennington, o'clock A NJ
Of the twenty thd day Of Marcel next will be requisite
to discharge their respective taxes, with costs.
Dated at Readshuro this 20ih day Of December 1872
W ISAAC ESTY, Collector.
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DANIEL LAWRENCE

DA NEEL LA W X ENCE.
ONLY MANUFACTURER OF MEDFORD RUM
GOLD at Wholesale b, REED & SPALDING Mash
~ ua n H., MANNING 81 HALL, No. Is Central
Wharf Boston. which the only stores in Boston or
Nashua where pure MBDFORD RUM can be boush, at
wholesale. Likewise, sold at Wholesale by J. MACK
lNIlRE 4 Go. Chacsiown ABNER PIERCE Yves;
Camerdge, CHARLES WOOD g. Co. Cambridge po,t
September !, 1912. oOm4
SAVE YOUR SWINGLE TOW!
ONE dollar per hundred if well sho from The shives
~ will be paid f,r SWlNGLE TOW, in ancles out of
me MIL hGei'yercd soon COBB Il Co.
Montpelier December 27, i742-3w-9O
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YER
MONT DISTRICT.
IN BANK RUPTCY.
70 SHOW CAUSE AGAINsr pI

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
STEPHEN hcKlLLiPs JUNIOR, of Bradford in said dis.
ttict, obs declared bankrupt the Office Of Samuel Pents
district judge, in Montpelier in said district on Thursday Tho
ninth day Of February lSi3, ten O'clock forenoon.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Honor able the Probate
Dstct Of Randolph S. }CIurt for the district of
RandPh To all persons concerned The estate of Sc
phen Horrck late Of ando ph, deceased ncsta.c Greet
my.
\X7HEREAs, JACOB X. PARISH Administrator
w of the estate Of The said deceased, proposes
to render account Of his administration and csen
his account against said estate allowance at he Pro-
blteCout to be holden at the Registers Jics Randolph
in said district the l6 day Of JAN Therefore,
you are hereby notified appear brne sail Court tho
tune and place aforesaid show cause If any YOU have
why the said account should 1t be allowed.
T. 8 Given under my han at Chelsea, in said district,
this 2!st day o. December 1912
ID + WEYMOUTH Req
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BOSTON MARKET. Dec. ~

Teas. No change in marke, since the news
from China. ;
Wool Quotations of American from 20 10 25'
co'nnon 10 one-iourh breed full blood 30 to "a
Snxony fleeces IS to 81. Sales made only to sun.
ply the immediate wants OF consumers. $50 bales
OF Barbary were sold at anc,ion at4 "a to 5, cash.
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sHEETINGs, sc.
40 Bales A. Brown Sheetngs
4O Cases Bleachsd do.
Q do. York and Delaware Tickngs,
Bales Brown Drilling,
10 Ps. Canvass,
10 do. Padding, for sale by
Burlington, Nov, IA, Is42. Sc
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Dec. 26
AZ market, 500 beef cattle. Prices same % last
weak
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EPISCOPAL SERVICE.
GOOD assortment "fbooks tor the service Of the e.
q piscbPal Church, ior sale BY 4. p. WALTON AND
GUNS. Dec 1912
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A. Howard, Jr. Atty.
STATE OF VERMONT, Orange County S..

The foregoing petition being presented to me- and i
appearing that the petitioner is not resident within this
Stae-lt ordered that the pctIionee notify the sale
George Harris 10 appear before The said Supreme Court
Judcaure next 20 be holden al Chelsea, within and fol
The county Orange, on the fifth Tuesday ext after the
any no may have, why the prayer Of said petitioner shall
not be granied-by causing he subsanc Of said petition
Wachman and State Journal public newspap publish.
cd at Montpelier in the county Of ashngon three weeks
successfully, the asst Of which publications shall be al
least puf weeks before tho session Of said Court
Dated at Chelsea this Gath day of December A ID 1912
30 WIN. HEBARD, Judge ofSup. Coutt
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STA rE OF VERMONT, fIIhe Honorable Supreme
Orange County, ~. Court next to BIO holden
at Chelsea, within and for the county of Orange on The
lo13
l'HG petition OF Jerusha Harris of Th-tford in the
county Of Orange and state of Vermont humhly shew-
OH thai on The 2ith day of February 1880 at Thc.
ford aturesa'd she was lawful joined in marriage 1.
George Harris then of Norwich, the county cf Wind
sor, by Tlmohy Spauldng minister of the sospel-and
trm that TINE until the first day OF February 1888 she
vrd win ihe SAID George Harris in the street observance
of all the duties rnoned and abs,anlng from nil tings
prohibited by tie marriage covenanl--at which time and
ever since bSns more than three years last past the said
George Harris has wllfuy deserted your petitioner dur
ing al which time your petitioner has been dependent on
her own personal labor for support and support of one
small child.
Your petit ontr hereGre humbly prays this Honorable
Court mat The bonds OF mahimoI between her and the
sid GEORGE Harms may b. $50 v,d and bill ofdyoce
granted her. land all the property she had the time of
her marriage, may be returned land your petitions
or as IN duty bound will ever pray
JERUsHA HARRIS.
A lnxxlLd IL
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STATE OF VERMONT Att Probate Courl nOdrn
District uf Randolph S. ( at Chelsea within and
for said district On the 2ls day Of December, ls4?


Present, Hon John Colby, Judge
WHEREAS Amasa Briggs, administrator on The c,.
w tate Polly Mayo, late Of Wr,mstown, in said
district deceased hath made application to The Couh to
have the lime fm settling SAID estate and paving
debts against the estate extended eight months from,
tie gid day OF February nex-I is orde ed that said IN.
Picaton b. heard al Probate Court T. be holden At tho
Inn of A. Gale in sad Wilsmsiown On The second ed
nesdAy In February next, and that notice given TO all
persons Concerned that they may appear und object il they
see cause, b. publishing this order three weeks success
lively IN the VeIm Watrhm m published at Monpecr
as soon as may be. By order o The Court.
Attest, ID WEYMOUTH Repister
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YER
MONT UISTRIET
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DECEMB 4,Is42.

DECEMB Err 4,IS42.
Two DAYS FROM BOSTON.
STORRS and LANGDONS have received by express,
~ ,nolher lot &c MUFFS.
CLOAK CORDS & FRINGES-RlBBONS
Also, piece of the richest goods Closks that can be
found.
Also ten or twelve patterns of kind of Nj D
Lanes we have been selling RAPIDLY about half price
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TYSON FURNACE

4 NONIINU E 10 manufacture a great variety Of
~ STOVES 81 HOLLOW WARE.
and every description of Castings, usually at Cupos
Blast Furnaces.
Having purchased the right for making and vending
Spaudngs Patent circular aue r elsyated ovens and a.
uaped il to tber ~ $3.50
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CHIPS 4 CLIPPINGS.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

TO EACH or oun TRiENDs AND PATRONS
" Every day 10 thee in flight
Bequenth gem Mt night
Some sweet hope, some hollow'd pleasure,
From remembrance ne'or TO part
Hourly blessings swell tho treasure
Hidden 10 n grateful heart
And may every moment cast
Brighter glory on the last"
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OVER-COAT FURS,
BUFFALO ROBES FOR OVER COATS, may be
ID found a. JEWETT & HOWES'.
ALSO prime selected loi Just received,
Dec. |. SIS 6ws
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NOTICE

hereby given that Ihave ssnauished to nv son Tru
men p. Kellogg his time during the remainder of hi,
minority and shall pay debts Of his eonl,actnp MOI
clam any OF his earnings afet this date. "
Worcester, December TO- 1892 n c KErrocC
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PROBATE COURTS

N THIN and for The District Of Washington the en-
~ sum- year, will be holden every tuesday,, at the
registers Once IN Rhers building, opposite the Bank on
Slate street. BY order of Court
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
December 1912. 81
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BANK OF ORANGE COUN,

N VI VIM W. wv In
THE Stockholders in The Bank Of Orange County are
hereby notified TO meet al L. Blodgets Inn, in Chel-
The second Tuesday ofJanuary next at one o'clock
r M Tor The choice OF Directors for the year ensuing
By order ofthe Directors.
Chelsea, December 1912. JASON STEELE CASH,
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We have given in preceding columns an
account Of the last day Of ] {, Colt. Our
readers rccoIlect that he was charged with
numbering man BY the name Of Adams,
that utter numbering the man he cut him
up, sated the body and boxed il up and put
II on board of a vessel to be taken away
so as efecualy to remove every trace OF
suspicion from himself; but he was tolled
IN the attempt and the murder was disco7-
cred and the body secured before it was
put out of the reach Of the civil authorities.
be denied the murder and stated that he
killed Adams in selt.delence. Every eff.
fort tina, ingenious counsel could devise
was resorted to, 10 cheat the gaiiows OF its
due, and after every scheme had failed and
NJ must be hung, he made preparation for
the last scene Of the drama. To all hu-
man appearance be was preparing himself
to undergo the sentence Of The law with
manly fort,ude, and il he Ind thus suffered
be would have went down TO the grave in
the estimation Of the community as an in
nocent man, but he preferred ushering him
self INTO the presence Of his Maker uncai-
led TO meeting the gazo Of the crowd col
lectcd to witness his eNecut,on--thus
stamping himself as a reckless and aban-
doncd villain,
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Mr. AVERY

Jus, after the election in August last,
When il was ascertamed tina; this gentle.
nan was elected 10 The Legislature, from
buihc county, It was currently reported
HAT he had pledged himself to vote for
Nr. Graham. We gave very little ere.
acace to the report at the time and wc End
from his votes that If he made such q pIo.
mise he has forgotten it. We cannot see
how Wings could reconcile il with their
principles to vote for a Loco Ioco under
any circumstances. They BOW see their
error but il is TOO late.
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GDGp4DffR$
Thursday, December -, 1912
TOR President,
HENRY CLAY, oG Kentucky.
UNIFIED STATES SENATOR.

The Legislature has had, up to our last
dates, SIX ballotlngs for L. 5. Senator in
the place Of Mr.. Graham whose term ex
pires next March. II viii he extremely
hard 10 attempt to predict when the qucs.
ton will be settled as the friends Of each
candidate seem decided IN their choice
and all attempts even BY caucus 10 re-
concilc the difficulty between the Locos
and even a proposition said to be made b.
Brown 70 Saunders that both should with
draw and let some third person be taken
up, have failed, and rumor Loco Faco NJ
NOR SAYS that The two Loco Foco Gandi.
dates l,uyc had personal alteration
themselves. Thus is the tine orlhe Legs
lanre wasted BY these contcnding factions
whl'e the interests Of the people are ne.
elected. II the Wings we're 10 this d..
lcmna how the weIkn would ring bv the
calls Of the Loco foco press 10 the people
10 turn the Wings out but we do moi expect
10 hear word aga.nst he Locos. Not
4 ~ord viii be said about u waste Of pub.
lie moaey-circumslauccs alter cascs.-
iae following IS the result Vi lbC twu last
bail,.iure
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LITERARY noARp. g

We invite the readers attention 70 quito
an animstcd dobale which sprung up in
the House OF Commons on Saturday the
3D. instant, on the presenting Of a resoIu
ton by Mr.. Barnes, calling upon the Gov.
ernur for the names Of tic debtors TO the
Literary and Internal Improvement Boards
Mr.. Barringer moved to amend the rcso.
luton by appointing q Committee and CIV
ing /, power TO send for persons and pa.
pers, SO as 10 have the subject fairly and
thoroughly examined, but strange to say
- Loco Focos were opposed 10 the
amendment Many Of our readers rocol.
Icct what an effort was made by thot III.
neraut political pcdlar Louis d. Henry
10 manufacture political capital out Of these
bonds because Gov. Morchead did not step
out Of the way and present the names Of
tho debtors when no call was made upon
him in IN official manner The Governor
was much blamed for this, by tho Loco
Focn press but It appears from the re.
marks Of Mr. Pope, Of Halifax, Who was
on the COMMITTEE at tho session OF lS4O
that the Governor offered every facility
for the investigation, and Mr.. Barnes could
not deny il. The subject VIII now, we
hope, be placed in It's proper light before
the people and they will see where the
blame rests. The following gentlemen
compose the Committee, VIZ; Mcssrs
Joshua Barnes, Barringer, Bigge, Francis
and BC@ey,
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AVOIDING RESPONSIBILITY.

BY reference to the Legislative proceed.
iugs our readers will notice that General
Dockery asked ard obtained permission to
be excused from serving On the Commit.
tee 10 whom was referred the enclosing
Of the Capitol Square. lie stated as has
reason the political composition OF the
Committee. The Standard says from
tins fact, that the Wings are extremely
anxious to escape all responsibility. Now,
we think differently. II We are not mis-
.ken /, is usual in Legislative bodies, cX,
ccp, in some particular cases, for the
Committees to bear the political complex
ion of the majority, yet here IS Commit
tee on expenditure having majority OF the
party in tho minority, and the Raleigh
Register says It has examined the Com
mlttees and every one where any crPend''
tare is required has majority Of Wings,
aud this BIZ both Speakers. Now, what Is
;he presumption, that should any eypcndI-
turo be recommended which should become
unpopular the whole blame wouldbe charg'
ed to Wing Extravaganza