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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-23

his book, as In the more gratifying, but less inds
which, both by the legislature aud tho people, has
b0cn SO enthusiastically accorded TO 50 deserving
pNhlic servant.
The leading object of referring TO this subject,
at the present iinc, is To notice n promised, or
forthcoming work from the pen of unolhcr Rev.
gentleman, who has laborcd many years in his vo-
cation Of parish clergyman with great ncccp-
iepcc in one Ut the southeastern counties, aud
whose learning, industry md TASTE, is deemed
sufficient guaranty for lie accuracy, value, and n
missing Interest oil the work which is proposed I'M
der the tile al "skelches OF Vermont, WIN p'cAo-
raj illustrations oil It's most interesting natural see
ncry." II is intended to embrace al eritome oi
the history Of The State, with n more particular
description OF its principal villages; civll, religious
md literary institutions The character OF the in
hubitans, marking The changes which that char
meier innv have undergone IN tue course of the
last half century, which period the author las de-
voted 10 the arduous and sometimes poorly rcqui
Ted lnhors OF his profession, among us The work
is not intended, IN any sense, to supply the place
of hlr. Thumpsons, but for The use OF schools,
and families, cannot, think, fail 10 he highly in
,eresling and useful. 1t is u book oimuch less CA.
tent dian that OF Mr. Thompson, and 10 many rea-
tlcrs both old and Young, this is Il dpsldefa'uul.
The work now proposed, without Inspiring to tho
character of universal history OF the Sntc, viii,
| lliiul, lie Of gteut service Understanding iuur-
Watiou, aud begctug Il taste for further research,
wheu tuo0 extended work would wholly fail.
From the knowledge we have OF the capabilities
of tie autkar to make such work useful aud nc
ceplable we most cordially wish him success III
ais enterurze.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UEI7ED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YER
MONT DISTRICT
II
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION or

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
NATHANIEL q. JosLtN of Waitsfeld in said duct he
dclited bnkp office ufSamuc lsntist dist iet ud h
ia Notp scr IN sad district Thurday the ninth day on ~
ru'ry 1913, tea O'Clock forenoon
ETAsfUs DICKINSON Junior of WHshirron in said is-
tci 10 be declared bankrupt, tho office OF sonro lnt ~
eaoi lnd!,, % Monpcsr IN sid ihe' on thursday The
CHARLES LAMB Of Ieu'flie in siid disirisi, 10 be
decled Bankrupt at She o6cs Of samu rrenss, disi lot
judge in Montpelier in said is,ici, Thursdy tho nn W
ofFebuary 1915, ton O'Clock forenoon.
WILLIAM ROBERTS Of Chelsea in eid district, hn de-
1Icd bankrupt az Tic Office oSamnel Pren district jud gs,
IN Montpelier in said district Thursday the ninth day Of eb
,ty Si3 ten o'c,ock forenoon.
NATHANIEL DAVIS junior of Montpelier n said district to
be dnnod bankrupt at the Office Of Samuel Pcnttss dist iot
judge in Montpelier in sej district Thursday the ninth ay
of February 1873, ten O'Clock forenoon.
LOREN ROBERTS OF Chelsea in said district, to be le
clitcd btnkrupt the Office Samuel Preutss district JUDI @,
in Montpelier in said dc Thursday the ninth day ofF' b.
runy $40, ten O'Clock forenoon.
NORMAN W. PERSONS Of Warren in said district bed
clatel bankrupt tho office Of Samuel Prents@ district uds
in Montpelier in aid district, Thursday tho ninth day offe D.
ELIJAH HOBART of Waterbury in said district, he decl
ed Bankrupt, the oco Of samuel Prtn district Judge, in
Montpelier in said dsc Thursday the ninth day OF Feb IL
nry 1883 ten O'Clock forenoon.
HORACE w. BROWN OF Worcester in said dis'rict be
declared bankrupt, the Office of Samuel Pfcnls7, ID, tc
Judge in Montpelier IN said dstc on Thursday the mint day
February 1913, ten O'Clock forenoon.
ZANAN G. MILES Of Berlin In said district, to de-
cArod bankrupt ut tho ofsamue Preuss, district Judge
in Montpelier in said district Friday the 18th day Il Jan
ulry Sl3, tcnU O'Clock forenoon
RANSOM SMITH Of Vcro in said district, to be dee Jared
bankrupt ct tho Office Of Samuel Pcuiss, district dgc il
Aonpe et said District Thursday, tho ninth day CT Feb
tuaty lSi3, O'Clock forenoon.
HARVEY NEWTON Of Washington in said District to be dc
carel bankrupt, the Office OF Samuel Pcniiss dsrc
judge, 10 alontpeer in said district, on Thursday &c nint
ELBRIDGE ilcCUfUM Fairlce said district, DO
cllId bankrupt at lhp office Of samuel rents du let Judge
! February 1873 ten o'clock forenoon.
CHARLES r. BLAKE of Norihfcd in said district, to he do
ced ubnkup at the office Of Samuel prentss district judge
u Montpelier IN SAID dIstg. on lhu''ai!' 'O ' day
| February lSi3 ten O'Clock iOrcnOon
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Erpr1n TTr,rsa wrm%HrN

Edi,ol by NIX BENJAMIN Now ybuue Oetavo Edition
Commenting JnGary lsA3 thee dollJtsn year.
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need got 10 "f',n'cd, a NEW TALE OF ENGlIsii LIFE
Nicholas Nckebs win 10 commenced e in January,
With I'll the popular periodical literature Of G'ra, Brai-
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Sketches by Jsucs Adr CHI ESQ tho junior EDITOR who is
thr nannsr in which the iournGI conducted viii bo abo to
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He will complete arrangements England
earliest poss,c Of every
The pcpcors siey womse tia, the New World will be
much mors vnuHb's aud interesting miscellany tan it has
hitherto bcon although tho united oil the has pro-
nouuced the best sp1pcr "f ts k1d the county,
addition tho above enumerated features giving
vane panrrV willard, TINT Lefotofr yc sh ooi-
nuc omhoish cohmns with the most splendid
ENGRAVINGs on GOD which can hc proiuced from tho
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ccled by any oihrt papef.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-23

In Sutton Mass Nov. 90 Mrs. Wuiy wife of Mr. Joseph H.
Putnam and daughter of Mr.. Thocplu BlackmaI, aged H.
in Barre l3 inst Helen, wife OF Deuison Baieheier
daughter OF Elijah Holden, ESD aged a. She had been In de-
cline io about eighteen months Consumption had hung
hectic wreath her cheek and marked the grave
but through all he trials she supported by the consoons
at religion, aud would " know my Redeemer yet" Her
bed OF death indeed the Sverige OF heaven. fCom
In Washington 10th inst Mrs Betsey G. MifJ of Geo Camp
"a and daughter Of James Who of Orange, aged %
thus has kind husband aGi friends been one Who was
near to them Consumpon, that aerug thou sure disease
has taken her Printers In this Mass arc 10.
quested TO notice the above Com.
In leachnn Nov %, Mr.. Asa Sergeant, aged -.
Danvie, 7ih inst Mr. Ebenuzer Sawyer peusioner e.
IN LunenbuTg, I'd inst Hon. WIN. Gates, his 5ltL wear
In hrby, Nov 30, Mr.. Joshua ". Carpenter, 50.
In liGdwick, LIST inst. jane wife Of Mr.. William Blair "a
In Madrid N Y. l4h u Charlotte r. wife of Jehn Horton
ESD and daughter Of Cen James Farnsworth of FAIRFAX
VT, in her 3lst year
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RE-lMPR0VED YANKEE NOTION
COOKING STOVES.

WV ANNH Il " "
offer the same b. the public.
All persons Infringing upon said patent by ut1dtag
using will b. promptly prosecutd-our rights will be MAIN
tanned.
This Impeachment as will readily be on inspection
obviates the ohrcnn 10 elevated account OF Civ
,ng into excessive heat, being combined with
lhe that pleasure the heat is dveird iom the
into separate tuc which discharges il int" the escape
pipe without bringing il III contact with the large surface
oven in The I'D kud.
he is placed upon the store not 10 interfere
the slightest degree with the boilers IN other elevated
stoves The back 6e make. i, one Of the best
SUMMER STOVES
ever invented TINS will do al The cooking &c r COM
sized my Il IL capable Of beating t;o oiters,
frying, broing AMI baking and The line
conveniently and promyv with less fu and in less than
any store 'Hmner failures furnaces tap OF my sioue
in This II viii do without wing Gus A,.tio C"usc the
slghtes unpleasant sensation to lady IL dog days LoH
iag be done with great despatch Sr sad very per-
fecy heated at once, placed m st heater said back
fire room,
There are many good thin ~ cnnvcd bv those using this
KIND OF stove their neislburs using Other kinds
confidently believed by gooc judges who have used it,
70 combine more Sood qYaes man any stove in marke
Virtual u simple not liable IN gc, out Of orcr-i. riu
/ ant burn out There being n" IN i1e plates.
ALSO FOB SALE, THE WELL KNOWN
Woolson'e Impro> ed Cooking Stove;
| Farmers ~ Mechanics do do
Hayward - Fishers do do
| New Era-elcVated oven DO do
Paror Cooting-two boilers and oven,
| Tyson purlor improved ior l5i2,
Vermont i.irlor,
Box and six plate Stoves, ell sizes, now
| patterns.
Hollow Ware,
Cauldrou 4. Potash Kr,tIes--new patterns
to suf northern markets, Ere dogs, oven
mouths and fire frames
PioughS and Eultiyator teeth castings. and
! the same ready for use,
Cart and Wagon Boxes all, which, with
| many other articles may he found Mt
Tyson FURNACE, VT.
Having large Stock being dc,ruus do
business they Win sell favorable fr good pay
paper. The sub crbcr most respectfully asks he
Of the patronage Of former customers of te Tyson
Furnace and ca Lor orders all who wish purchase
All orders f,r the above, any kird of IN Il gearing
other matters with business addressed
the subscriber al Tyson Furnace p. o., w. viii receive
promp attention..
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
! Tyson Furnace, VT, Sept "a, 1872.
| All OF the ABOVE articles be found nj the TYSON
Furnace Ware House, Mon,peiier "a few doors south t,
the head # Mau sly which will be sold wholesale
or retail at The lowest prices. Constantly hand and
monullctucdo order all kinds Ct Copper and Tin Ware
Stove Pipe, &c& &c.
| he Subscriber wond inform the public that Tyson Fur
mace the exclusive of Spaudngs patent
lar iue for elevated IN The counties ot. WiPdham
Windsor, d ange, Washington Lonoic Caledonia. o.
leans ana Essex and all persons inirin ing upon said pa
lent either hyvend using will be promptly prosecuted
AARON HAVEN, Agent
Montpelier Nov. 18th, lsil. IS, 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-23

BRIGHTON MARKET, Dec 10.
At market 500 Beef Cattle. Extra AS first
quality 4p25 to so; second3,50 10 3,75 ,hird, 3
10 $50, Sheep, a. 10 2o0.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-23

BOSTON MARKET, Dec. 20.
Uopi. There have been no sales of any great
importance and prices remain unaItered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-23

NEW FRUiT.l
a few boxes ofGesh RAIsINs just received b.
Dec. 20, 1912. COLLINS.
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WALTONS'
Gg1Na0S9p 8GG13p&B
AND
FARMERS almanac
10 Z: 8.
WALTONS
THIS DAY pUGLIsuLD-Dro. ., ls4a.

THIS DAY PUELlStIED-DtC, 2, lS42.
Containing the fullest Register OF Attorneys,
Clersymen, Physicians, Posnnsn Re-, State Town,
Comfy, Civil, Judicial and Military Offers ever
published; also Business D rec org III priac pal
Villages IN the STATE, NJ 'iaarandum fIr every day
in the year, md ll,ser variety &C othc- valuable
aud Interesting matter, to the farmer aud business
MN, than Is TO be found in 0ny other Ecesi
tEJSAs another publication, containing similar
matter. but less complete as Register, has been
issued at Woodstock, all desirous OF purchasing our
edition, will please order WALTcNs' VrRMoNr
REGIsTER"
For sale by the Publishers, T. Mn1stoa, nndG w Cobb &
Co, Montpelier; c. Goodrich, md villas leJnis - 'oi Eur
ugton iona. IIaglr, iIllobury j. p Miien Rutland 10
sep Scen, Rrnttlebo7p; Snrou de- gcnt In t!feho"t -
H. Manufacturing COMPANY; ia White, Ncwany j. RUSSELL
81 Adams and by poP'nakers, merchants enl traders sesr
ally.
p. WALTON & SONS.
| Montpelier Dec ., 1872
! tCJS To each Editor in Yer mont, pub 'i,biag the
above four weeks, we will forward ono dozen Reg
listers by stage.
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The Episcopal Church, erected this village tho pas
will by favor of Divine Providence be 10 e ne
worship of Cod THURSDAY the 10Th inst. Services N, %
mence ut half past ten O'Clock, forenoon. " ~
Montpelier, I4ih Dec 1872
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WASHINGTON co. CONFERENCES
CONSECRATION,

or Churches will hold monthly meeting BERLIN on Tines,
day The 2'h inst at half past ton A. NJ 1t is hoped there viii
be full attendance from all tho churches in county
Dec. 30 1912. j. GRInIEY G.
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DECEMBER IA, Is42
BANK o. OItANGN COUNTY.


s hereby gwen that have reinquished 10 SON Tru-
1 mrn p. Kellogg, his time, during the remainder os h1
minority, aud snail pay debts IT hrs contracting, nor
ciaira any of his carnncs afel tais date
Worcester December 10, 1912. L KELLOGG.
81 ArE OF vENMoNI, =; Probate Court, hoIlcn
District # Randolph. IS. ct Chelsea, within srI
Tor District ,he i2h day Of Decenber s42, p,esn,
J. Colby, Judsr.
lns purpornr TO be tho last will aad tesla
IA ment OF LEVI BEAN late Of Chelsea, in said district
deceased being presented to the court here by Clcf-
ord lean the ihee'n named j probate; order
cd b. said that all persons concerned therein, he
tihe session Of sa be holden at
toe Ian a O. bphgst Chelsea The 81 Wednesday, in
Jmy. 1875 and slew cause # any they may have 4ast
he probate Of SAID vii for which pupse further
dci, that copy e the rccod Of hs o. der be pabsod
three weeks successfully the Vermont Naicn.ln and
jonrnel printed nj Nlorlpc'cr. As may -.
a rus cory Of record.
81 JOHN COLBY Jude.
STATE OF VERMONT, ;ln PROBATE Court hoien
Washington District, s., Montpelier, within and
fir sad D the 10 n day of Dec. 4. d. 1912.
A NDtHW CUMMINS, nlni1stratpi, with the will
\ annexed, % the estate Of kU TIL HUME late of
Berlin in said district deceased presents his a1pnlstrs-
tIpn account fIr saltrmeai--
Whcreup Is dercd The be referred 10 hs
3is dy OF December mex, ut INC P1bltc Office in SAID
Ninnipcher for cN1nnl i'm allow snce, aud th,s a
conc irncd ne noAid hereof by he puheatirn Of t,
der III the VcAoni Waterman aud urnal tinted said
Montpelier three weeks ssWev may be,
ih9i they appear SAID limo and place. il they see
cause and object thereto,
by the Court
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Regis'er.
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PADDOCEk,S EMPR0s
PATENT CAST IRON
SHNK 81 pUJ NIP.

THIS Sink has recently been got up by The subscriber
l. b. used tclo uf comupn kitchen furniture The
inclined table, he table drawer and pauug cup
boards made of wood The form Of the Iron Sink is
such That 1t Ia easily Kept clcln liable 10 ust while
IN common use and IS entirely without smell in hot weah
or. furnishes convenient place or setting iron ware
when t'ktn hot om The stove fire place u can also
be conveniently used tub ip washing clothes
ware, windows etc its pariiculary convenient for
washing dishes; the snt furnishes place HE tho Dishes
and for tub or leta for the water The ncined ahls "a
cow cuient place for laying Inc shes while wel snd
IN ere is attached the drawer anler tho tade for
knives and forks eub9ards or towels table eph dishes
ana hollow
Tie Pump is aachedto The sink Il may be easily taken
10 pieces as ne parts put together with screws and
any ore can take apart and repair without The expense
srndns for mechan The inside Of the puma barrel
Is case hardened ana polished that il viii moi wear aud
Is mus rendered less liable to rust
Inc lead pipes attached nv bringing il up through that
part OF The pump which cast win tho SINK and harng
me end OF It and turHng il frn lanch FIR
NE lower box 10 upon; the lower box is Then put
and hamneied and screwed down 10 dlen ont tho
lead between the boS and iron make 1t air tight
The Sinks east Tor two pumps if wanted the one 10
draw fam welt and HE other from clstern Snhs
a'so furnished woa the Pump when the pump is nes
wanted.
81 Johnsbury, VI. %
The above mentioned SINK and PUMP is Cor sale
by WM. 7. HURNHAM, MOnPele9Vt
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS.

In iraburgh Dec H. by Rev. Mr. Johnson Josiah A. FIotc
CT, ESQ., of Glover, to Miss Almira Kelllm.
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TYSON FURNACE

CONTINUE 10 manufacture great variety u
~ STOVES & hollow WARE,
and every description Of Castings usually made CUpols
ur Bias Furnaces.
Having purchased the right for making and vending
Spaudngs Patent circular ue for elevated ovens, and
a. cd in hry
The North-Carolinian., 1842-09-03
N @ TIC E.

TT AVING taken letters Of admin istration from
al the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of
Md1re County, according to Law. the Estate of
te:'r McDugald, decd, and having obtained
ordef of Court 10 that effect, shall expose to pub
lie sae, on the 2Oth day of October .s42, the fol-
low1e property, b longing to said tstare, viz: SIX
1ike1 Young NEGROES, two OF whom first rate
ean M kers, h use carpenters, and painters. The
otfeds arc young men and two gr.s, Of the age
Of i4or Is years, all under good cha rac'er. Two
Barouches, neatly finished. and Sukeys. road
wagons new and warranted good. Terms Of sale
Of the above described property. Cash.
Also, :he following property will be sold on
rea4ennble credit. viz: new and first rate se1s OF
biz add NTH tools, great variety OF wagon makers
tooE. carpenters tools, implements for painting,
SC &erming tools, cotton gin, head Of horses,
u2le= large and well broken, 100 head Of hogs,
all aihe best breeds in North Carolina, a number
of cfxs and sheep, and Household and Kitchen
Fur tnre .
1fn acres Of LAND on,he Dry Fork, and 500
on lie w h,te Oak Cr ek both trace mprov' d
Sake tax, place at resid nce--to commences at
20 1slock.
DUGALD McDUGALD, Admir-.
81 z 1912 iS4-ts.
RI. All persons having claims against the Es-
ta.e 7fAiexr NcDu aid. decd, will please present
the,s J. ,,hin the time prescribed BY Law, OF this
noai 4SS.vill be plead in bar of their recovery
aL DUGALD McDUGALD, Adm'r.
The North-Carolinian., 1842-09-03
& Departures of th1
MAILS.
Post Office, Fayetteville, n. &.

Post Office, Fayetteville, n. G..
The NORTHERN MAIL arrives daily by 9
o'clock IN the morning, is closed at ), and departs
daily at O'Clock in the evening.
ihe SOUTHERN MAIL arrives daily by
O'Clock IN the afternoon, closed at g. and del parts
daily at o'clock in the morning
The LUMERTON MAIL. arrives AZ o,clork
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday mornin s, is closed
and departs at O'Clock, Monday, Wednesday and
The CARTHAGE s. SALISBURY MAIL. ar
r,ves st - o'clock on Mondays AND . Thgradshf stq
inss, is closed and departs at 10 o'cock, on ,,,-
day, Wednesday and Friday morninos.
Tho WILMINGTON AND CHARLESTON
MAIL, uia. CLINTON and WARSAW, arrives
on Sat'day, Tuesday, and Thursday, a. about ;
a. M. and departs on Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day, at 6 O'Clock, p. m.
The LAURENCEViLLE NJ All arrives by
at O'Clock ON "Wednesday morning..
The North-Carolinian., 1842-09-03

= number lottery = 13 drawn ballots.
Tickets $20-Halves sIO-Quar,ers s.
Eghhs So 80.
The price Of cert.f, of pack aee Of 26 whole
tickets IN the above splendid l,tery is only $3.50
26 quarters only s70 certificate Of 26 eghhs only
ss5; and certificate of package may draw the
four highest prizes.
Tickets and shares and certificates of pack D Ses
I'm the above spl nded lotteries constantly for sale
N the greatest variety of numbers at the office Of
the Mana gers, next door east OF Gadsby's Hotel,
Washn gfon.
sT All orders BY mail will meet the most prompt
aftent or, and each drawing is over an
accoun; Of it will be all who order from
Adde'S J. G. GREG0R & CO.
Managers, Waslpi eton City, D. c.