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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-12

RHODE ISLAND The struggle for and a
ganst the adoption Of the regular or 'Laud.
holders Constitution has terminated, and the
constitution is Defeated We have not the
full vote, but ii is nearly $500 for, and $500
against the Constitution so il is Ttjec'ed--
This Constitution conceded 10 the non- Free.
holders the right of voting after a residence OF
two years in the State and one in The county,
except those not horn in the United States who
are required 10 be naturaiized and TO owi.Sl34
worth of Real Estate in the Slate or S5Ou
worth of taxable personal property This dis
criminaIon was deemed invidIous BY the non-
freeholders, and they have therefore voted
down the Constitution.
fearful crisis now impends. The Free
holders 60 back 10 the old Ch,rter, ard sly
hey have offered most liberal compromise.
which has been rel 'cted, and they shall now
cling 10 and maiptain the form Of Government
handed down 10 them BY their flt,er<. The
non-ffeeholders maintain that the Peoples
Constitution" formed b. Tire Free Suffrage
Convention assembled By popular requislipn
without any legislative authority, has been n
dopted by majority of The adult male resi-.
tents of the state. and is nov lis paramount
law. They have nominated their ticket OF
slate officers, win elect it aud thus bfing tn
two Governments IN and, we fear forcible col
icon. Such course must lead TO painful
consequences! Ye, how is it TO be ayidedl A
reference 10 the arbiframcnt of The Supreme
Court is talked OF, but we see not how that tri-
buna is to be reached, al least until after &C
uaI collision ha. taken place. The contro-
verSv wears most gloomy aspect.-N. Y.
Tribune.
TIE following is the Card of Hon. Mr..
SLApE, to which We referred few days since:
To the Editors:
GENTLEMEN In asking permission 10 say
through your paper, that was detained from
The House yesterday, and lost the privilege o.
voting upon the resolution of censare OF Mr.
G1ppINGs. BY continued indi,positOn, ! take
the occasion to add. that read the proceed
,ngs which. resulted in that consuie. wi'h sir-
prise and an Indignation which can find no
languaue 10 rxprass-surprlse at the infilua'
tion which thus continues 10 characterize The
movements of slavery in the popular branch oil
.he National Legislature. and Indignation nj
the outrage winch has thus been perpetra'ed
upon the JUST freedom of action of The Peo
pies Representatives. and, by necessary conse,
ou.nce. upon The People themselves, in Hal
once consec.aied 10 freedom, but now desecra
tel 10 purposes of the most high handed ant
,nsupporrable oppression.
/ | feel il due to Mr.. GIDDINGs to say that
approve the resolutions, whose presentation b'
b,m have formed the ground of this cxiraordI
na,v proceeding. and stand ready, here ant
every where. now and for ever 10 maintain s"'
defend them. Respectfully yours:
WILLIAM SLADE.
March %, 1912.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-12
TERMS OF THE SIXTH VOLUME.
MISCELLANE OUS.
From the World Of Fashion
7 II E MINIS STEERS DIN NER.

BY LYDIA JANE PIERsoN.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-12

RE LAKE FISHERIES The Detroit A6-
vert'ser contains an interesting statement of
inc amount oil business in the fisheries on the
Lakes. II is MOI until within a few years that
me hsh OF the Lakes have been mad. an arti-
Gle OF export, and since thai1ime the business
has rapidly increased. In 1886 The number of
barrels taken WIS 5000 and in 1910 it re .ch.
ed 32,00a. The average weight of sumo of
the fish taken is as f,lIows: Slurgcoa 20 lbs;
Trout 10 10 2O; Muskeunleh 10 TO Is; Picker
ei D 10 6; Cat Fish 10 10 20; Bill fish 6 to 8:
SIsquoeie TO 10; Mullet 10 6. A canal
was al one time projected at the Sault S.. Ma.
RE, but II has been suspended. Yankee en-
terprise, however, has surmounled this difficult
ty and within two years two vessels have pass
The falls by slides. rollers, &c. The average
price per barrel is Sd and the total value of the
business IN 1910 was S256O4U. The amount
exported at all the ports 10 1885, was II 200
bbls; in 1887. l4.l00; and in ls40, 32,oO5.
Division Of Virginia. The recent census |
developes the fact tia, majority of the white
population in Virginia lie west of the Blne !
Ridge, in The free labor part of the safe. Yet
the eastern counties have nearly three four,hs
OF the Pnlilca power. by the amended consti-
,uiicn of 1889. For six months past, West
cfn Virginia has been agituied by demand
for change in the constitution which will G.
quaiize the political power in the two sections.
and extend the right of suffrage, now limited
10 ireeholders OF properly 10 considerable a.
mount. TO all free males of suitable age. Ii
Is really, 10 considerable extent, a struggle
between slavery and freedom. The subject is
now before the Legislature. and the Richmond |,
Wing advises the Western Virginians to de.
mana either concession 10 their demands, or
The formation of new state, bounded east by
The Blue Ridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
DI ED

On Wednesday morning, 2is inst Samuel wnterton Jr.
eldest Samuel and Saah W.nertoa, aged Il years
and 10 months
The relatives and friends the family invited
tend his faHers. this Thurday) afternoon a; O'Clock.
from the residence OF his father, No l65 Caaal street,
without further notice
Wednesday Sept 2lsi. in the 18th year Of her age.
Hiss Asane A., daughter of John and AnoineIie Pilgrim
The friends and acquaintance OF the ar al.o the Mem
bers OF Greenwich Lodge No 30 l. o. nt o. e, ant the
erer in general invited a,tens h-r funeral this a.
uracor, at O'clock from the residence Of her father No
s6 Cannon street.
This morning in the 7h year his age, Daid wkass,
son OF David c. AMI Jas. BEchan.
Yesterday morning Martha H.y', infant daughter OF
John C. and Lucy Ann Smith.
On Monday night, John Morgan, q in the soih year
ais age.
Suddenly on the 18th inst, Mrs Alice Bush, in the sd
year OF her
Al Bu%h~ick L. aoh instant, Peter wyckot, IN the
18th var bis age.
A, Nsv,o-n. l. T.. on the 18th inst, Catherine Eliza,
wife OF John w. Mnrre, aged s. years.
Al Duane, Franklin county. n. Y, Sept. Robert l..
Duane. aged Al years
Lebanon, CT.
At Monrov, Africa, the 14th May, after long ILL.,
ness of the fever, Capt William Preston, late master
OF the American coastng schooner Regulus
AT Upper Caldwell. Liberia, the 2sth ult, after a
lingering Illness Hon. VIM c. "aker worthy member of
tn iT, f Church in that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

0LASSES.-Marhet dull Primes qualities in request
and command fn prices Sales obs. very good New
Rico % 81 hhd. and bbis <e.-Iberia ens 2l and
50 bids New-or!eans- le, all o5 BY auction . hhdA
Porte r Co sold at IL lssc, 5u.ns
siSioHs-Far demand for Pork salesof Mess a,
is slight alvarez Lower County Is 20 for Prime 3
for Mess Beef without change. Lard continues in
since advanced Their Prices 10 &c Tor prime Western
Hams are selling al I; &c. Picked do Il s. suxer
and Cheese remain a. last noticed
Export from Isl 10 liih September
See' GA bb
Lard ....-....................... / 2ao kegs
RAGS-Ail description. are plenty and dull: there hsTs
been sales worth reporting for long time past.
RCE-ActLve demand about $40 tcs. have changed
hands 3 3 - at cash Market ain nearly bare
OF Guat-. suitable for Shipment
SALT-Salss OF $40 bp.hel' poor Ivaca, at p cents;
ego saes. Liverpool Fiae, 81 So COR Biaetburn. and
81 SIT for A.h,on'- b, and bob mos 600 bb Rorar-.
and go sacks Liverpool Fine, Ash:ons on did
not learn.
SPICES-Genersllv are dull Pimeuo sells at o cents
cash: Pepper in lots 81, months ana l2s bsgs 81
SPIRITS Foreign rrmala lBactre. Oiart, Dspuy
Co Brandy 81. St. Croix Run, IN 90 cent. WoIie's
Swan Gin, Slo5, mos. Domestic Whiskcy-S0 Western
and Prison bils sold 20 81 cents and 100
drudge casks 81, on time, adding interest.
SUGARS-Hlnscoradoes have been dull for the last
days. Prices stand al OF cent higher than they
sales incudr S25 bids Porto Rico al cents: 10 Cuba
M1scovado 81 g. IS ST CroI, II 100 bhlS White Bra
$50 6Pse' Tosn ha lay ma s and % wh;e do
mos At auction to-day. n bids ST. CroI1
sold II 81 do -, and s5de Porto Rico 50
5 Sc.
TALLOW.-Sale Of 100 bbls Western Rendered, for cx-
port at &c. cash.
TOBACCO.-The recent advices from abroad being Ia.
vorable have induced inquiry for Kentucky, &c
Foreign is Manufactured dull
wHALEB0NE-This article continues extremely scarce.
wlNEs-very dull, lurge parcels pressing the
ket by auction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
Auction sales,
BIZ ] N. Mtller & G

d 2 y II. -IFttc' y GU
REAL EsTATE.-The house ard lot No 80 Green
wich-slree containing q feet front, q feet by
80 ieet deep, sold for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $50
Aso, the house and lot No 43 Greenwich-sreet,
containing 20 teet inches front and by 80 eet
in depth. sold $50
Also the house and lot OF g ound No. Mroris-st..
containing % feet front by So feet deep, sold for. S9C
Al,o, the house and 10, No q Broadway, contain
Ing 81 feet inches in 'front.' by ~ feet inches
and l26 feet in depth sold $751;
Also, the two story brick houses and lots Nos. Al
and IS Frank!nsreet, each containing 20 feet froat
by 10 feet deep, sold each Observation-Disclosures. s6(
Also the three story houses and lots Of ground
Nos. IS, Al and 80 Frsnkin-,trect, each containing
20 feet front by &c feet in depth soIa for per lot. $751;
By B. Mooney
acres Of laad with the house thereon, situated at
Seauket, l.. l., sold for 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

~ LAMPS-Onr third of per hoCc for light
lamp Burner has been invented by OF which ord
nary hard Lach-free rom sat--ay be banned with The
tacty the hes, OIL igniting easily and 5asins
rely all enprratarts- hitting cj-ar bright narne
without smoke unpleasant smell, and IN comparison ita
oil c">tlns bat bout third, while II affords Geir
Hight This Lamp has been extensively adopted ia Boston
and supercedtng all ahers whrf-ver has b.en ihtfo
duced Iris VIII ~or, the attention Of add
al! other persons requiring light The truth 81 tI> state
can b. sa-iy tested o. caiag th- principal hgcr-
cy, FiLLEI'S crockery Store, Ne l25 Maiden Lane
where they are FOR sale in every VARIETY wholesale or re-
tal SD s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

nT Y,eary 81 Co., Nos. 4 and ) As:or House New
York Haiter will introduce Wednesday The 2st inst
new and eegaD article OF geoilemen's Black Fur Hats,
At 1852, each in explanation OF wc submit tie ol-
lowing remarks:
Since the origin OF orr establishment, we have had ia
view and have strictly adhered three distinct purposes
in our nutaetures Economy in price, Improvement
OF quality and and tAe periecng STANDARD De
FASHIONS FOR TIE UNITED STATES, indepen-
dent Of the European all Of which have successfully
effected resulting in most important saving the
runy large, and equally satisfactory
to ourselves consequent upon the extensive patronage
which we have reessved.
Our improved FIVE DOLLAR HATS, SO superior IN
material, elegance Of style and perfect inis that rhne
diatey upon tber iDrsdustH they became only pre-
eminent home but celebrated in London and Paris and
elected the hzhes encouums Of the Pres there
class OF our ctzeDS PMS article fully established
e highest STANDARDS, Is extensively known and ubver-
sally approved by The fashionable and geneel and
true economists, iaat we VIII net aude further
merits except TO that have improved It's beau
~ and value the beyond any that have
heretofore produced
At the urgenl solicitations of many customers who
anxious 10 ec0.oe in the FIRST and yet
70 avail themselves OF the peculiar and finish charac
tersc OF our faJics have for time past made dill
gent efforts 20 accomplish their wishes and consequently
have just perfected article OF Hats announced
above They will be composed OF superior materials, the
workmanship Will be of the first order and although fely
equal Hats formerly rcaiied IS and 81 they will be
sold at S2s.i each, price only the
presea pecunary depression, and far less than their ntrn
sic worth, but Infinitely cheaper, when the respective quail
lies are compared, than any which have before been
offered to the public
Purchasers assured advance ,ha, these Hats viii
not incur the objection dear The price, currently
argued against most 'ospyriced goods. LEARY L co.
Aston House, sept. 18th, 1912. sig Otis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
axs. A FARM NEAR THE ClTY.-For

sale, respectable, comfortable ard pleasantly sItu-
Country Krsdsce, containing paors. SIX bed
roous kitchen, wood hnnss and pump nader cover to-
g-her 81 Of superior ian highly mAD9r.o WIN
excellent farm buildings. wirhn mfrs at fzioei-
tow, New Jrrs-y, third nile Of NE o""Ttsihe
raiir al, md y bourS ride New 70 py s"nueoa0
railroads sry-rsi times day Tbr house ana o,Iongs
bern uoetly built psp.rrd and painted ~hl me iasS
woyears Part Of the purchase merry nv ss
cl.5-s.ree Nv York or Of ELIAS WiNANs 70 Broad
stree, Elizsbe, bnS n N. d. or Of ar ,EoHSE W; SAW
YER on lhr pren,ise, near Ganopng H br old road
- 500; =" Ut P'e n''ses' - SO 3awIns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
MILLINERY GOODS very low for

IFH Cash-STEVENSL GRUMAN, IS Beaver street,
from Pearl NewYork, have jus; received large
OF Fail and Winter Millinery and Sak Goods oi
almost every dssc ptnn, which have been bought
the uni-srd OF low prcss Mliners
and Merchants who .uy for cash, will hrd on hand al al
Tines large assortment of The mast fashionable Millinery
Good, H. city prices almost without exception less han
be- bought elsewhere This not put o'ih ghty,
those have bought OF vel know and others have
but TO buy 80 convinced One Of the hrE makes il hs
busnes attend the auction sales daiiby which arrange
they enabled TO avail themsefve, Of many great
bar. all Of Which they will sell small advance from
cost they large Of Tariatan Hat Vel
aud Velvet Hat iilbboss which they would parcn
larry invite attention. Merchant, always 6nd full As
>otImeut of pam Tae.a aut Satin Ribbons from No 10
IA toyAp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
NATIONAL MUSEUM, corner Bowe

! ry and Division st-Mos splendid attraction this week,
Sep 10 The Astonishing Mysterious Lady, the Wonderful
Electric Eel, Sgmor Rnaldo, the great Necromancer imi-
If Old Aunt Betsey the Wonderful Fortune I~rr
the celebrated dog Apollo the terrible Boa Constrctsr Tie
Mermaid The Garden OF Eden, Gibbs and "ansey, and
numerous other groupes Of beautiful figures Admission
Is cents
NIB. The pablo can Judge Of the source and correct
ness of all the vague paragraphs which have lately
peared in the papers pecIng this establishment Live
so p VAN yEIREN Manager Of ~ Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
NEW GOODS at PSI Grand, street.

I
the Subscribers have just received full and Corn
pi-e assortment OF seascsbe Dry Goods whea has been
purchased ns!y for cash auetoz 20 which they woaf
call iha particular attention OF all wts Ia VAIL OF Ne"
GOODS at very REDUCED PRICES. They would ner~
ton few OF The following Goods, that the public may
judge, VIZ:
SILKS! SILKS!
case Arn:nre figured and striped Daenpe SILK
, do figured and striped Poi de Sol
l 90 brocaie do do
80 ekinstriped 90 Go
l 10 bsecade Levantires very rich
do figured and striped Reps
Also cases of jet and blue black Silks comprising the
following styles, Ducaps Poi de sois, Gros de Sw;,s
G-us de Rhines Italians &c &c. which viii be sold very
cheap.
BoMBAzINES CHARACTERISTICS, TAGLIoNis.
5 cases ie, aud bpeblack Bombszne very cheap
do DO Aapacca LusGres
) de Eoennes Taglionis. Alapines. &c.
MUSLIN DE LANES.
OF Muslin de LANES, patterns, Tor the Fail
Trade, cheap
FEENCH AND ENGLISH NER1NoES.
case Of mode color FRENCH icYaoes, beautiful Style,
tao yards wide
A!so cases black and mode color Erecch NerinoeS
. cases black English Nerinoes
DO mode coi-r do
FLANNELS FLANNELS
Ju received Is bales Of white, red. yellow and green
Fannes, compr.sg full assortment OF all Kinds and
prices, lrom Is sd per yard
SATTiNETS! MoLEsKINS! &c.
cases blue and black mixed SsuneS different prices
Also cases Mo eskns, Beaverteens, &c.
PRINTS, PRINTS!
10 cases OF Merrmac Dover, Fall River, Bristol aud
American Print Works &c comprising vi the
patterns styles been offered th season. from
Sd, 3d. Sd, Sd, Od and Is per yard.
SHEErINGS! SHEETINGS
10 bales OF brown shseiing., from Cd per yard
II OF bleached Long Cloth Shtsss, a, 3D. Sd, Sd
81, i0d ana Is per yard
Also, Cloths CassG,eres, Vesngs, Bed Ticking Linen
Daulasis Diapers, &c. &c. 5. BARKER co,
s8l GraRd-street.
P.S. Country Merchants and Peddlers supplied a, auc
tisn prices 50! 5ii>ThS&A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
CATTLE SHOW ANE FAIR of the


" NETWORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCl
ETY., he held the Snow Yard, adjoining the Bulbs
Head Tavern "n the Troy Road
Tia! If Implements. Tuesday September 9Th, at 10
O'CLOCK A. M.-The premiums Oh mp ements are open TO
members OF the Society, pay 81 ca1ance. All inpe-
~hch 1t is necessary TO work, such As Flows Ihrrsh
ing Machines, Cuiter e. be entered with Tue
tbev nusi be at tn. SHOW YARD at O'clock on that day
The Judges of implements ar requested to meet al ,ae
Office OF the Cuvator A NJ The 9th, which time
auy vacanci that may occur vii be ii led.
General Exhibition. at the snow Yard on "Wednesday
Thursday, The 2S,a ID 2sh. Tue larger arim.s will
be tied stakes, aud BE- accompanied with suitable
ropes chai"s Tor thai purpose Tor te smaller sul'a-e
ground by O'clock A. OF .he 2Sb, and though they
may entered with The Recording Secretary up To The
27h its veiy desirable a they should be- entered In the
Thre. Tents viii be placed on the groona in which
Farm Implements. Butter and Cueese Maple Sugar Do
these articles as possible sho be on the QUAIL 9th
they av be suitably arranged Tor exhibition ell The
following day and all must be presented by ~ O'Clock II
tbr DID
9th The Subscribers the stakes requested 20 meet
a. the Bulls Had al O'Clock on the 7th, TO agree upon
the term. and make arrangements tur IL
PUBLIC Sale Of Stock &C Will be held al the Snow
Yard Friday morning, The 23th al 10 O'Clock All per
who dispose oil stock This sale, may have
chem eered in Catalogue by giving notice 10 The Record
ing Secretary betereth- Z7h.
Farmers and Gardeners, gs.rray. are respectfully re-
quested TO send u tie exhibition specimens ri superior
e. aps, Field and Garden Products FruHs, Flowers Ac
Mechanics and sann stnrers are also invited TO send in
specimens Of their nanufactnres VIII CHI will b. exhibited
under The superintendent nj Ccaaittsc appointed By
the Mechanics Albany. Specimens OF Needle and Fancy
Work from the Ladies Will aisp be very acceptable
All the Judges Viewing Committees, who may have
arrived town, requested the office OF he
Cutyar at O'Clock The evening OF tEe 9th; and such
OF them may not be able 10 attend tn FAIR respec
fully requested give notice TO that effec L. Tucker
Albany, previous TIE 27l, that their places be sup
Piled by the Executive Committee the evening o thai
day. Fhose Htc do not arrive season 90 attend
The meeting on the ev-nns OF the h are requested to r
port Themselves al hr Executive Committees Room at The
Bull. Head beior- ocioca t!l- 18Th
a Register opened The Office OF Cui;iyaior, where
the members ri Committees D-i-s aon rom Dthel Socie
ties V,- from other Satr, The nebers OF the Society,
aD all " h, wish members invrd 10 enter
their names imeiael. their ARRIVAL ~ town, That lie
friends Agriculture be Intfoucrd each orher by
the Con- Hies the If aud that ID. E1-
ecutve COMMITTEE may have cppor;uHIi? u select trom
the register suitable supply such vacanc may
occur in The Judges. Albany. Sep. ~ i2i2
s22 IL LUTHEt TUCKER, Rec Soy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

II Try before you Buy.-Eenienlbsr every puT-
chaser OF Dr. F!1 Gsuraud's celebrated Powders oT
rsotsg hair without tie slightest ury 20 he shin can
them tested before buyiagproof positive this and 10 ms
nke. To he had nowhere else ~ New York but Al s.
Walker street. door frora Broadway. 81 per bottle
AGEST.-New Haven, E. Myers; Providence, C. Dyer. Jr
Boston, Jordan, Mik-st: Goshen. Elicit AUS trniS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
AHWINCt 10 lHt uoH "1'I e1seI ~
ments-25 cents; Children half price.
N EW- YORK MUSEUM opens this day,

Y under the mana cement Of Mr. BENNETT, VINO
respectfully announces that he las taken the above esab
lsulent lie intends adopt entirely new plan
that IT, 10 reduce price and Increase the attractions
IL feels confident that his system succeed and cheer
fully submits the decision OF discerning public. To
remove anv impression that may be entertained thai II Is
not genieel attend shilling exhibition, the Manager
b-s tina, the price Of admission criterion
ei re,pectabiy; the way IN which 1t IS conducted ana
the performances presented is The proper saaard TO Judge
by In the principal cities the continent Of Europe The
adfpssion theatres, and other places OF ause
meat is fifty pei cheaper than IN Eng land All cias
o; sociey assembe-h- highest and the iowest-the
moderate charge placing in The power o! The atier-ye
attempts 10 fpu,e the responsibility OF lh- PEI
In the public gardens OF Paris there Is no price
Of adBission-they frequenle by every body-yet or
der decorum prevails and The Manager maintains that
place of public amusement conducted with proprety,
and dsre purabe characters excluded that families of the
first responsibility may attend with great degree OF
saeya the price oadnislon were ten times the amount
Thu Manager that the following will be a
sufficient guarantee of his int nsons
Mr H,RaISGTos, the wonderful Magician and ventrlo-
qus
Miss RosALIg, the charming and beautiful Vocalist from
the American Museum.
ifr. ESE.,,, the much admired Singer.
Mr.. BENNIE, the celebrated Dancer.
Miss EMILE, the acrom p!shed Danseuse, and
Mr.. JEKoNELLTs Fantacini Figures
r Shilling. SIT lWf