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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13

( ANS AND SHOULDER BACON.-
l. L ~, "d''-' superior quality iuI faiu'h.s
w. S''oHAdeisi ip 10 d, i,T shelby
"a, ABBUTT,
ho5p Main ST.. door below A DuvtlS Co
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JAMES, ET.W yYORk

JAMES NEW WORK.
7 w. RANDOLPH l. co. have TOT sale
,. rJA-quc ic, u Novel; l'y jau es
History oi the Expedition To Russia. undertaken by Ma.
po.con To- lSl2-uy Gene,ni Count Philip ic Scsur
- Lives OF Anci rnt Phosoph rrs-IIaisiited from tile
tTech o teucou, Ni Notes aud life OF The Author.
toy The E.v TO mack
Notices Of tie American War of lsl2 10y General John
Arms NJ. X is3
yEbpEAU Oh THE BjjEAS'T
a IREATl~t ON the UiscaS " the Breast. by - Vel
~ pcAu VI d. ProfCssf of TIE Faculty If Medicine OF
ians trIns'lic fiouitnc French. 10y : Parkinau II 70
Follow OF the Nissarhusc Medic -ocicfy,a &C
NJ IAll,ENhNp on lnyrlgn'Rry Seminal DISCHARGES
tTan.l Ned tom lie French 10y W Wood VI ~
irclisr on the PUcuiuonta Of Children, VI VI Ei-
lici AMI Barhes, members NE Annur,i s5rtfy Of
Paris 'raus stcd 10y ~rir-uan. ID. Tbcihree Works
10 ~ oci.-Jusi received by
"a SMITH. DRINEEI 4 NORRIS
u EFtNED ~lGAI;--
II 81 boxes w5'I.cy & woosey's Paer, Loai-landins
this iuornin--for sale 10y
j'i In LANCASTER, DENNY & 60.
pLANKET~ BLANKET -
II bile u Blankets 5Scts
30 dn al 81 - :enis-Alsc. Rose Whitney
ani Nik bound lci Blankets very superior article, At
&c p LNTIIROP & vASDUFRSFNi$
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HpU >EiIOJD LINENS.
AT LAEHROP * VAN DEURSEN'S
RlRpS tNEparcrs, iIon -5c. "a srcatbareaini to finest
IL qualify soi
Russi lucSaia,s, aud other brown and pie,ehed pa.
namask napkins srd Table Cloths
5i.t.i, 1914 std Ia Table DApeis
Brown and lcached Russia Shscfngs
%, o., loi ami l2f lanslcy aut Irish 10
lrish Lucus, ailgulifr-, FROM - 3 & to ~
20 uu heavy sn r. o. for Pillow cases
Fine Kentucky lircu tambrics AMI Lawns
FAMILIES ani others Of the above articles will
tut bargains caluna no
dc % LAruEuP 4 VAN pEuRsEN's
WINES AND LIQUORS.
11ArElRA. sherry. Port
vi tNrcf. Muscsf, Chanpai-ne Z WINES
Sparkling Hook an ~irig M,4ctraN
Oh loubun DlcS toauac BfauIy
Nv d. ftc $50 go
10 $50 Ntflxo cf l>us tip
OitApplc aud Peach do
Frmc llclart Gin
OF Aunsui Rutu
sCC'c MhtskcT
Superior Oh Rye do-for sale by
dc RM BURTON
Old UuM, BRANDY AND NYuIsKEY
~ 10 so Lnuion prck 10
- DO Grrult1 Rum
D. 80 Peach Brandy
10 fn Appc l1
~ DO lfisu MAszcv, fir sale.
dc o Il ARBL TT
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G. c,ot,NyssG T3I 3 LINER COMPLAINT

CoAsUMPTIoN q LIVER COMPLAIGT
3AhLOk's BALShM OF LlvERwORT- Wsaknss,
AMI H1 y, bis;e1ss splitting OF Blood csnsumpon
srcn-ihenus medicines, which will resofs iose to tho
neINts ana muscular organs. DR. Tayor's Balsan of Ii
NtI"o mas been used successfully year, In Tho
etHentremcdy. 80 w.
CONSUMPTION and LIVER Compliant Asa. .oneralrsm..
y 'r These oiseiscS, am July satisfied ire IA jop, sxn.
tieuce, there IS medicine eqnal 10 DIR TaxI,f
ol LNeT"oH. tis~arrlltedHGt to Contain "A mercury
htTa' or mineral preparation, aud bsin. purslv yeg.S
"r eau Dc used with the utmost safety by ali rsrsons -
10y condition Heleanscst the lungs BY eIpectorato. "a.
IS',s u.lhcri nGeaing and heal the ohs,tN
thtit S-L De no question but this medicine IN ac,u.n
cure iot NhT'uc Jtushs and Colds. have used Tor
years 10 ny pracuce, and Away with success "
r.. e,,. A.. =. ROGERS. d.
nc l'nM'ns remark. were taken som the Medical Ma.
T--ue lir surprising effect prOduc by DIR Taylor,
bdain o iiveTSurf. ~ C0nsuapye cas.s q. rno, ,ii
sScn- deep at thrilling interest thrUus bout m, wort
" ehtEe so long believe s
Vlc hat % rs thcut 20 crcct sense. whra We ,e.
'iH"hs tSluctiy consutuptive, restored 10 health YET
nus S ile OF dAiy occurrence; how then we qu-s
ou me Virtue OF the above mcucinci" We hone r,si.
clans MI maze tri Of this medicine aud repertts a4sa,
L. use. For sale Uy ''
GAYNoR, Druggist
&C.,, A-sRt for Richmond. Va
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NEW CONFECTIONERY EsTAuLI,n-


E'' " SONF I1N TlnUNAINI E-STA BLIoH-
MENT
| W. LAMBERT, (succcssor IN T.. Noel. at tho old
stand formerly occupied 10y Giles Picoi,) would re
seciuy Inform his iiends and the public generally, that
having purchased the tiocS IN trade Of Noel. he will
continue TO Keep supply of fresh articles in ms line,
winch 10 viii sell AT wholesale retail bic
crls Tile stock on hand consists Of Candies, Cakes,
CoIa wines 5c with variety of Toys for Children,
and Fancy Articles.
Having to considerable expense in rehiting and
improving the appearance Of tue store, Lupes that
VIII not be forgotten 10y hs friends, whose avoIs he
spccitiiiy asks ~
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m. u, (
The parties concerned. hereby notified 10 attend
my Office, IN the City oi Richmond On the ian loy of
March next 10y lO"'o0ck whtheiI accounts fir sci.
cno ani the evidence necessary enable me 10 per
ia wSW IpuN -1tppt 49,
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ID. %. q LiN's IIiPnUVIu PATEST MA
'iiNt' oPh FAD sIHENGTHENING

milf One - 't,n ,t W. ,,. I nq ~ va.
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SOMETHING FINE FOR THE SEASON.
Isl received, splendid lot of Gentemenis Cork ,oIs
Boots, yeiy suitable for the present sate OF ,he re-
'hef' cANsoon and supply yourselves at
a. =, p wHITE's
- ~ Market Bridre
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| DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
AUCTIoNEERS& COAI5fiSSIOy uc R,cuI v-r~
Corner Of ID aud 18Th Streets
Attend 10 sales OF all desc rip,io,s nf rron.,,
advances on cousignfncn;s. 'f'' - u'es :"
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NO. IL.
w. Il. < j. ID. CHRISTIAN.
MARkEr SeuAsE,

have on hand a general ASSORTMENT Of
GhoCERIEss,WIS INES. TEAS Il UOna
or rHE BEsr eUALirT,
At wholesale and retail, for cash or IN puns.u n
Customers ~ F'~'
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o. The wing Postmaster at Portland has
been removed, and F. o. J. Smith, a sup
posed Tyler WING Jackson mai three years
ago) appointed,
The Post Office advertising /at Portland,
has been takeu from The Advertiser, a uni
form aud consistent Wing paper Of long
standing, and given 10 the Argus. as bitter
n loco foco paper as the New Hampshire
Patriot. These are small affairs, but they
show a small revenge. The Advertiser,
we believe, goes for Clay. "Fine induce
ments these TOR the Wings Of Massachusetts
10 cling 10 John TYLER"
The Postmaster General has ordered the
Post Office advertising in Dover, in this
Stale, to be transferred from The Enquirer
(Whig) to the Gazette (loco foco)' The
Editor Of the Enquirer says his punishment
is not greater Than he can bsar. and calls on
the Gazette 10 reiract all the hard things
said of the President, and his "coon-skin
administration" This petty prescription
is now every day occurring, and WI hardly
need notice these instances further.
Mr.. Curtiss. the Collector at New York,
has been compelled to discharge MIR. Ad-
ans, one of the Night Inspectors ; the said
Adams being ian undisguised advocate of
the principles of Henry Clay" This is a
miserable business.
o. We row learn through the New
York Tribune, that EIGHT or TEN more
Wigs were removed from the Custom
House of that city, on Saturday. the I'd
inst. and loco focos appoinied-among OH
er,, Maj. 10. Hopkins who KEEP, the recruit
ing station and armory Of Dorrism. (remov-
ed when Gen. Harrison come in, for ab-
scence from duty one third of the time, with
a high salary who has been appointed 10
the lucrative station Of Measurer.--N. II.
Sentinel.
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street, every Saturday, at . per annum In advance. Thus
making il the cheapest as IL will be the handsomest paper OF
its kind published IN America At the end OF each v~iume
a handsome tile Page and index will he gi.en
Agents are wanted in every City, Town and Village in the
United States and British Provinces, to whom a net liberal
per centafe will be allowed.
County Editors giving this advetisementthr or four in
seriions will oblige the Publisher and enifIe themselves TO a
cnpy ofthe = esperus without an exchange, BY sending papers
with the advertisement marked.
An Postpaid communications win meet with strict atten-
uon-nOne others will be attended to.
The first number will be issued early in November
GEORGE ). Z. BRADFORD, .iubllsher.
Boston, September, 1872 2i;3w
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Fall Goods.

II DIN WALLET, at the cheap cash store
a. is now receiving his usual stock of
Fall Goods, purchased at present reduced
prices for cash and which he is disposed
10 sell at prices which shall not fail to prove
satisfactory, and which shall perfectly cor
respond with the motto.
Middlebury, Oct. LIST 1912.
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NOTICES.
OF

District of Addison, IS.
DE it remembered at a Probate Court hold
en- at Shoreham, in and for the District
OF Addison on the 9Th day Of October, A. ID.
1912.
Phineas Kit'hel executor Of the last will
and testament of
LYMAN HURD,
late Of Addison. in the county of Addison, de-
ceased, moves the Court that final PARTITION
and distribution of all the real and personai
estate of the deceased be made anon. the
heirs of the deceased, according to the provis-
IONS IF the last will and testament of the de-
ceased, aud hat commissioners lie appointed
for that purpose : Ii is therefore ordered that
The said executor cause notice TO he given 10
all persons interested, 10 APPEAR beiure said
Court at a session thereof, TO be held al the
ofire Of 70, H. Everest, Esq in said Shore
ham on Wednesday, the I'd day ofNovember
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at which
time this Court will appoint Commissioner
TO make partition aud distribution Of the es-
tate aforesaid, by publishing a certified copy
Of this order in The Middle bury Peoples
Press, 4 newspaper printed at said Middle
bury, three weeks successfully previous 10 the
time of said Court.
And al the same Court the said executor
pres, MS his administration account for allow
ance, II is therefore ordered that the sail ac-
count be examined for allowance at The ses-
sion ofsaid Court 10 be held on the I'd day of
al the time and place above men
toned, and that The SAID execute give notice,
in the same manner above ordered, 10 all per
sons Interested that they NAV appear aud
make their objections 10 tie allowance OF said
amount.
j. 8. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record,
% 3y - RUSHNEII. P.oiSfsr
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STATE OF }


District If Addison, s..
EpE it remembered that at a Probate Court
hS held at Middlebury, in and for the Dis
irict If Addison, on the 18th day Of October.
1912.
Agnes Mathews and Eli Mathews. admin
~istraIorS Of the estate of
TIMOTHY MATHEWS JR.
late of said Middlebury, deceased, make 4 err
application 10 said Court 10 have the time lin
tied for paying the debts Of the said deceased,
extended Iwelve months from the 17ih d,y
Of November. A. d. 1912: 1t i therefore order
ed mat tive said application be coDsiiered 1t
a session OF said Court 10 DE- held atthe osiicr'
Of the Register orsaid Court in sail Miidlr-
bury. on Wednesday the 18th day Of Nov
mex. al one O'Clock in the afternoon. and tIa
notice therefore be given TO all persons il Ter
esIed, that they may appear ard make III ~
objections IL any they have Il ,aiI ire IL
payment beng fur her extended, as aforesaid,
by publishing a certified cnIrs ofthis order H.
the Middlebury Peoples Press a newsp-p-r
printed at said Middlebury three we ks ne
cesuveIy previous 10 the time of said C u..
is. BUSHNELL, RegisteT.
Atrue copv of reccr1i,
Arrest. Us, BUSHNELL. Register. ~
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Married d,

In this village, IN the 10Th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. AYREs, Mr.. bella MUNGER, of
Lock N. Y. to Mrs. Betsy G. HosmER, of
this place.
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2 o'clock, P. NJ.
SENATE.

p,so%Iuions-By Mr.. Sprague instructlng
,be committee on the Judiciary to inquire
,n,o the expediency of so amending the law
r~aIo,ing TO Jail limits, as TO include the coun'
~ nassed by Mr. Sheldon, relating to a
Geological survey of the state--on motion
Of Mr. Sprague was laid on the table /; by
Nt. Camp. providing for joint rules ofboth
houses; passed.
communication Was received from the
Governor. announcing the appointment oil
Henry Hale, Secretary ofciyii and military
affairs. ,
The Governor communicated HIS annu''
!Nessage.
A report from the Auditor of accounts,
accompanying the Governors M~essage,was,
N motion of Mr.. Briggs, laid on the table.
SATURDAY, Der. Is, 1912.
SENATE.
RssoluiiOns-By Mr.. Blodgett, raising
the inquiry whether any member is holding
2 seat in the Senate, who was ineligible al
The time of his election;referred to common
Elections. Relating to a Geological Survey;
passed and referred 10 com. on Agriculture
The Report of the Auditor Of Accounts
vas reported by Mr. Camp, of the commit
Tee on Finance, and 300 copies orderd 10
be printed for the use of both houses.
Ii U Z.
Resoluiions-Fixing Tuesday morning
next TO elect Judges of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Huntington moved to postpone il 10
Thursday n~ext--opposed by Messrs. Villas
and Garfield and rejected Mr.. Van Sick
len moved to lay it on the tab!c-rejected.
and tho resolution was passed.
The RcadSbor0' Case.
was called up by Mr.. Pettibone, when Mr..
Villas offered his resolution, declaring 1t to
be the duty of the Secretary Of State 10 en-
rG! ali members who present credentials Of
their election.
After discussion by Messrs. Pettibone,
Davis, Villas, Harrington for it, and Messrs.
Cushman, Stark, Shafler, Hebard, Wood
bridge, against it, the question was taken
AYES I27, Noes 90. So the resolution was
dsmissed.
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HLOTH S, Cas.imeresy Satiineiis ana
~ Trimmings in great variety cheaper than
ever before fiere |, al RIRGE's.
Sept. CO, 1912.
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Lake Dunmore Glass Company l
ElkaDnh w oodcock.

Elkannh Woodcock.
Elias Kelsey. Trustee.
addison County Court, June Term, 1912.
VA hereas the Lake Dunmore Company
w at the term of the County Court held
at Middlebury in and for The County of Ad-
Olson on the second Tuesday of December
lS4l, commenced their action by attach.
ment against Elhanah Woodcock of Salis.
bury in said County, in a plea oftho case,
on a promissory note dated on the first
day of April 1871 70, 500 20 PAYABLE ON
demand with inierest-In which Elias
KELSEY of Salisbury aforesaid was ummon-
ed as the trustee OF said Woodcock and a;
the term aforesaid the plaintiffs were bv
Briggs AID Prout, their attorneys: And
now to wit, al The present term. the plain
lifts come by their said attorneys And the
defendant not being vet personally notified,
II is ordered by the Couri, That the plaintiffs
cause notice of the said suit to be given to
the said Wuodcock BY publishing the SUBJ
stance of their declaration and this older. in
the Middlcbury Peoples Press, a new spa
per printed at said Middlebury. three weeks
excessively, the las; of which publications
10 be at leas, thirty days before the next
term of said Court And day thereof was
further given &c. until the said next term
10 be holden the second Tuesday Of Deem.
Der 1912.
SAN'L. SWIFT. Clerk.
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o.,wn ll6. Charles Reed "a, Del Billings
4 message was received from the Gov
-f,ranng Inc House that he would take me
- + Office 8 o'clock. p NJ. this day land
ralnicate his annual message.
.sdJourned.
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Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of New Ha-
ven, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and ar
Just all claims and demands Of all persons, a.
gainst the estate of
JOSEPH JACKMAN,
late of Avrry's Gon in said District, deceased,
represented i~nsolyent. and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in of ct theIeto: And six mouths
fromilIe 10th day Of SePtember, Ic42, being allow
ed by said Court foi tina; purpose, we do th,leoie
hereby give notice that we will attend 10 the
business of our said appointment, at the dwell
lingaouse Of Widow Parmclin Jnc kman, il Ave.
rvs Gore. on tho 81 Tuesdays Of December and
Marcn next, IRON one o'clock, P. NJ, on each Of
said days
ISAAC j. Caldwell, Commits
DANIEL DODGE. SionerS.
Dated at Lincoln this lIth day Of October.
1912.
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POSITIVELY

POSITIVELY.
HNHE subscriber haveine long and p%aticnr'
ly waited upon his Old customers is at
last compelled tn call upon them for pay,
nothing short of abaSoiute neri-Siry has fore
ed him to give this notice, and to say To thOS
who are owing him, Positively that ply
ment must no longer he delayed. ThO~~
who reslect will find at last To their sorrow
that this notice means just what II sny%.
\ CHAPNAY.
OF a0I $40
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STATE OF
District Of Addison. S.

~ @AUNtoOhf -
ERE it remembered that at a Probate Curt
A1 ned at Middkbury, in and for The DIS
irict % Addison, on the 10Th day Of October
A. ID. 1912.
William Bass administrator with the will al.
nsxcd Of the estate Of
ESTHER. WRIGHT,
late of said Middlebury. deceased, presents his
petition in writing praying that lie may be Iicens-
cd to sell the real estate of The decreased, for the
purpose OF paying the debts aglnst said estate and
tee expenses of administration, the value Of the
personal est ate, and tue situation of the estate 70
be sold, and that it IL necessary t. sell the real
estate to pay the dsbls due from the deceased,
and the expenses Of administration: 1t therefor
ordered that said petition be considered at u scs'
SOU Of said Court TO be held at the Office Of
Register ofsaid Co ri in said Mid llebury on Wed.
nesday the 10th day of November next, at Que
o'clock in the afternoon, and thai the sud admin.
isirator cause notice 10 be given 10 all persons
Interested, by publishing a certified copy Of this
order in the Midolebury Peoples Press. u news
paper printed at said Aiddlebury, three weeks
successlvely p revious 10 the time OF said Court.
j. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy orrecord.
%. Attes J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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Oct. a2l 1912.
NOTICE..

MAME mo the irclosurr Of tn" suhsc ih"r
, Oh or about the 10Th o. Oct. . red line
Rack Cow. Tho owner is requested IL
prove properly, pay thar2rs and ,aSr hers
wav. ''LlVER ohlt"-
New Haven, Oct. % 1912
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Estate OF Abram Cunning, de-
ceased.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for The District of Addison. Com
missioners 10 receive, examine ane adjust all claims
and demands of persons against the estate OF
ADRIAN DuNNING,
late Of Weybrid &C in said District, deceased, rep
resented i-solvent, and alsI all claims aud ue-
minds ENLISTED In offset thereto: And six months
from the 81 day Of Ortober being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefor" give
notice It. at we will attend to the business of our
said appointment at the dwelling house of Wild
ow Tryphena Drumming in Wrybriige on tie
first Thursday in December and March from nin'
o'clock A. VI. uptii four o'clock 7. NJ. on cath
Of said days.
CoLUuIUs BowDIsu Commits
PRIL0 JEwETr. Sioners.
Dated at Weybrldge this 81 day OF October
lSI2
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NOTICE.

a LIZ persons having due Bills for goods
n or demands to be paid in goods at the
store of The subcriber in Middlebury, are re-
quested to present the sums for immediate
payment. NO Su,ru.
Oct. "a, 1912.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison, SIS.
ID E it remembered that al a Probate Court
- holden at Middlebury IN and for the
District Of Addison on the ooh day Of o.
tobcr, A. u. 1912.
John NJ. Weeks named Executor in an
instrument %purport'Dg to be the last will
and testament of
ALMON PINNEY.
late Of said MIddlebury deceased, presents
the same sor probate: 1t is therefore ordered
by said Court at a session Of said COurt 10
be holden at the Office Of lie Register OF
said Court in said Mrddlebury on Wednes.
dsv tie 18Th day Of November next, at one
o'clock in The afternoon: And that notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested,
thai they NAV appear and make their objec-
lions to the probate. and allowance Of said
will by publishing a cert fed copy of this
order in the nidGlcbury People Press q
newspaper printed al SAID MiddIebury three
weeks successfully previous 10 the time Of
said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
A true copy of record,
Attest. ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 25;3w
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THE V~ESPERNS-A Moral, Humorous and entertain
l. ing journal OF Miscellaneous Literature, the Drama,
sports, rasumes, Manners, Customs, Ceremonies and Events,
incidenr To every day life
W iii Contain the mo=i amusing Tales OF the British Period
icals, SD noted for their lively and sparkling iaIent Remark
able ABB Important Anecdotes; the Wit and Humor OF the
graf European Void heatucal Repnu and LIiiicisIns
Valuable Original Communications: Sketches OF Iharacter,
AZ &c
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PROSPECTUS or
TIL E V II U S.

40 Ve,perus! thou brinses, Us all good things"
BrRoN's Trans AT.
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~ oNiNOh 40
VIM. Upham 122
VIM. G. Bradley 100
Jacob Collamcr
Horace Everett l
Andrew Tracy l
Titus Hutchinson l
Messages being exchanged, announcing
an election on the part Of both Houses, the
Senate came in, and Oh comparing The rec
ords Of both Houses.
Hon. WILLIAM UPHAM
was declared elected Senator for the term
of six years from The fourth Of March next.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Luther B. Hunt, Assistant
Joseph Smith, : Justices.
Decius r Bogue, ST. Adams, Sheriff.
Richard A. Shatiuck. High Raiitf.
Homer Z. Hubell. States Attorney.
Jepiha Bradley. Luther l.. Dnlcter, Jo'
seph II. Braimond, Jail Commissioners.
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Az S. JOHNSON, will continue the 6usl-
" . ness at the old stand where Will be
found a gond assortment Of Groceries, rams
G. Dye Stuff, Boots, Shoes, &c, g. which
will be sold al the lowest prices for Cash or
ready pay. ,ouNsoNL
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-25

THE Copartnership heretofore existing IN
l. der the finn If A & w S. johnson is
this day Dissolved by mutual consent. All
persnns indebted tn the late firm are requested
10 rail- and settle with W. S. johnson who is
duly authorized to adjust the same.
A, JOHNSON.
w. =. JOHNSON.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-25
Shoe Pegs.

JUST received and for sale by the qnart or bn.6~t.
by II, WtLe n.
Oct. Ist, Is4e.