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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

Gold, Gilt, Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings -
chased a"d plain Ornaments warranted gold Beads
silver Spoons silver plated aud Brillona sill
plated Snullere and Trays; EYEGLASSES Of all
kinds, pocket Compasses, thermometers Pocket
books and Wallets gilt * steel purse clasps. CUT.
LERY-a large assortment Rodgers celebrated PEN
koives, various kinds; variety Of superior polished
Scissors silver Bnttcr-knigcs and Crcamers Per
cusson Caps; silver and steel Specacles and Eye.
glasses, open top silver and stccl Thimblee, silver
pencil. bead Purses e. Bags gold neck chains
stay-rngs, splril-love tias Rodgers superior Eng
sh Rnzors, Razor.sirops, twcczCis, hair tooth, and
nail Brushes, shaving. boxes Cologne, otto of ruse
lavender, fancy Soaps, shaving mirrors stripping Yen
ellis gold and silver leaf, cut glass smelling bottles
China vases, very neat styles. plated bell-rat-
Ties, emery cushions, screw do. spool Stands. eic-
Also good assortment of EIGHT DAY TINE.
PIECES, wooden Clocks, etc. which will be sold at
a very small advance from cost.
They would say 10 the pnbic that in consequence
Of the large amount OF sver-ware made and sold by
them they induced 10 reduce their retail prices
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well to give
them a call before purchasing elsew here.
tE59Cocks & Watches of every description care
fully repaired and warranted Cash paid for old gold
and silver. Montpelier Village, Oct. lS42-77
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour holden at
Washington District, : Montpelier within and for
said district, July 6, A ID 1913:
GEO. g. MOORE, Guardian unto Ruth Hill an insane
VI person, of Berlin in said district, makes application
This Cour, for license sell all The real belonging
to his said ward lying and being in Berlin aforesaid 10 raise
money to pay the debts due from his said ward and the
same appearing necessary Whereupon is ordered that
said application come under consideration session of
SAID Court 10 be holden al the Probate office in said Mont
pecr the 25h day of July lsf3 and that all concerned
be notified thereof bV publication the Vermont Watch
Journal printed at laid Montpelier lhteeweeks sue
cesslyey soon may be, that they may appear if they
cause and oh ject thereto.
BY order Of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy Of record l6
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court holden al
washington District IS. M0aGS,Gg5;, y within and for
| IEMAN CARPENTER, adminis ator on the estate
OF Lewis Alexander, late of Nouhfcld, in said dis
iic deceased makes app caon to said Court extend
the time heretofore allowed him pay the debts due fiom
SAID estate, and settle his administration account until
some future iay-Whoreupon, is ordered by said Court
that the aad application be heard at the Probate Office in
Montpelier the 25lh day Of July lS43 and is further
ordered that notice hereof be given the creditors Of said
estate and all others concerned, by publishing the sub
stance Of said application ana orders thereon in the YER
mont Waterman and journal, printed Montpelier three
weeks successfully before the lime aforesaid appointed for
the hearing Of said application.
BY the Court
l6 Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS, REGISTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21
A true copy ofrecoid.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Rceister

STATE OF VERMONT, }At a Probate Court held at
District OF Randolph. ss Randolph, within and for
said District. on the 9th day # July A ID ls43-
EDMUND TILSON, administrator on The estate Of
II SAMUEL TlLSON late of Braintree in said dis
riot deceased presents his administration for
temen-Whereupo is ordered that be refer
red the 2sth day of July next at the Registers Office in
East Randolph for examination and allowance and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order IN the Vermont WATERMAN and State Journal prin-
ted at said Montpelier, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
as may be, that they may appear said time and place.
ii they see cause, and object thereto.
BY The Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court, holder
Washington District, SIS. { atProhae office in Mont
pelie within and 70. said district the sh day of July
lS43,--
A instrument purportng to be the last will and esta-
N ment OF John Walton, late of Montpelier in said Dis
trct deceased, being presented to the Court here by
Joseph w Howcs the executor therein named for pro-
bate-lt is ordered by said Court that all persons
ed therein be notified to appear session of said Court
to be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier on the
LIST day Of August ls43 aud shew cause if any they
have against the probate ofsad will for which purpose It
is further ordered that copy Of the OF this order
be published three weeks successfully, in the Vermont
Waterman and Journal, printed at Montpelier aforesaid
a may be.
A true copy ofrecod
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HISTORY OF MONTPELIER,

BY REV. J. GRIDLEY,
j SONS. 9N = Enh ia isAa wv
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II June %, s43.
WOOL CARDING. d CLOTH DRESS
IN ING.
l. HE SUBSCRIBER gives notice to the inhabitants Of
Barre and vicinity, that he in readiness attend upon
those who may favor him with call in his line of business
this season, al the following prices.
For Caidlng, ! 9 cts per pound
Cardng and Oil, l.2.
Dressing Fuled Cloths, all common colors 10 cts.
per yard.
Sleeps Grey, 8 cts.
Womens Wear, Cd.
Nader Red, Ia cts.
All other work in like proportion.
His machinery is all new and in perfect order and he
feels disposed do all Jobs work to the satisfaction of
his employers All unsettled will BE charged 20
per cent thereto after The LIST day of February, ls4l.
CLARK WATERS.
Barre June 8, ls43 l2;3m
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!. Obituary tee Tnoeas " Whit late eel.s,
Cps-s oi Mstiuy -.
izg and how officers in Europe sai e"'S"
have sctei
:. Morsl an5 Rsl ious proseF,cat in tie Navy
( fs,n Dfanstsit, by Mlss loaaE-
& Jew IN ghm.r4cts
= FEa Fair Maid of Fisndsrf.
9. Sund-y : utb America
9 Mls l. NJ Dayis0n
iu. Gc-rh D amaIists,
IL Ds-cripIi,n u hafias
Il -crre> ami s,iv,nlor's "a hr array -.
- 20 ~ OsSIH,L rutrES N .drety ri saVirc" ri
q to - g,cuc-- of New " ,rss.
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Either OF these dates is OF far too dst'Et 70! h't
NJ .rs scheme and therefore places The commencement.
OF the 250o days B. c i57. @2eg
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Tho ds,s of Tho tnhinr away the daily
sacrifices in lfe temple BY Au.iocius Ep panes D. 100
aud If .e days years Ii1 wouid n[Gs tse 'e'A'
lien Cf them Gown 10 =. u. 2l52 -" ~ ~
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deoIaon 10 give both The sanctuary and The host 10 be
rodden under ioot.
And he said unto me, Unto two thousand and .tree
hundred days. then shall tie saacu ry be cieanSed Dim
.: 49, II.
With this narrative fresh in our mind,, let us
turn our attention IT, the above question: Dan. ::
l3, l4) % How long shall be the vision concern
ing the daily sacrifice aud the transgte.sion of
desoaton. to give both the sanctuary and the host
10 be roddea under foot y In the original, there
ia no such word as concerning, the reader
may see by its being 10 italics, and Mr. Lowth
rightly observes, that the words may be rendered
more hgreeaby to The Hebrew, thus: For how
long isae shall the viSioa last, The daily sacri-
fcs be taken array. and The trans gression Of des-
olntion continue, ta g!rs both The Sanctuary and
The host To be froQden under toot In the same
manner il the question translated IN the Arabic
version, the Sep,uagint. and the VuIgste Latin.
The answer TO this questlen u, =" Unto TWO thou
sasd and three hundred days.
1t would seem scarcely necessary 10 add, after
what we have seen of the suisrngs Of the Jews at
jerusalem under Aa,iochus lhat the meaning o:
this answer evidently is, that the Taking away OF
the daily, that is, the morning and ersnsRg sac
rifice, ard The profauaton OF The temple. should
continue so long time is Indicated by his re-
ply when property understood. Mr. Miller con-
tends mat we are 10 understand III tDls pACt-lbV
years, day for year. In this cannot agree
with him, though many Of the modern commsnta.
tors think that years and no, days are intended.
Doubtless, we are sometimes understand in
prophetical lagguage, day Tor year an
wilss to admit thai we are so 10 ioterprei the
seventy weeks, the forty and two months. or 1860
days Of the Revelations, and probably The other
periods named in the last chapter OF Daniel. But
| shall be asked. if you thus explain propheiical
day in those passages, why no; in this Thsis a
fair question and deserves fair and candid an.
swer reply, taen, tina, have come to this con
cusiop not from any difficulty on any ether hypo-
thesis but simply from noticing the pecuiiar,y ei
language employed in the original Hebrew of this
tern, 2300 days. Ii would be rendered literally
$500 svsnine.mornings, Heb, arae 5h-ksr. ]
Thus in the Geneva version, dsar mile Ct fro,s
cents soirs ct maths; (i.s.) $500 mornings end
evenings; and sull more 10 my satisfaction IN he
Latin version of Jnnius and lreneliius, nsqas nd
rsspsrtina matRtinaqae tsmPora 6fs milis ire
, ctoia; Il. y unto $500 morning sit evening sea
sans, Nsw i. does not appear 10 me that thi
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Der llnterSsibnets, Srspsnsribter in Srsds
ncf Saunfbip, SsrfS @auntp, 9ibt biermit,
yta1rlbt eab ct bei bsm 8erb6r uns llntrs
fubun9 ron 9erter Nbams, am II. 9iefss,
fclSenpe Saben fanb:
@insn falfbsn fpanifbsn @iltsrtbaler /
Sbaler, 5 l2a @sntifuds, 10 10 Sent DO 80
5 Gent ep., 46 81 Gent 90, 227 sin;elne Sent,
33 balbs bo., 2 25 @entnotsn bon Der borough
joarrSbur9, DO. bon qaneaifsr. l 123 ec.pp.
SbwarsbIaue Ndbfsbe gum 96ertb BON 4-5
Sbalsr. Scrfebenbe 9rtifeI wureen ponSorn.
Wtarquart ais @i9sntbum angefprcbsn. Nufs
fsreem fanoen ib NOD fol9enee Nrtissi pcSu
hb Die @i9ner meoen m69en:
Stid nsultlbsrns Sbesl6fsL 6 Stife
Sano, 3 paar fsibsne 6ancftuh 3 islSsns
IealStiber, iscensn SbwoL Ndbfeibe bon
psribisbensn Sarben, gum 9Ssrtb bon So
SDalsr, 2 lilbsrne Sufubren uno nod msbrers
&lein9feten. Jaeob n. Sefer,
Srsoensrlbter.
Srefncd, Mai 80. I'm.
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SerG,eiratbcf.

-burh ben gbrm. 5rn. i!lrid, AM s. Wlai
Ser Seoree QS. StiBcr NIT Ollb Glilabetb
&unselman, beipe BON 0tbbrersbnr9.
DIM 15tn Wlai, 6err Srantlln slnpsnmntb
init W1i6 gtber Sefsr, bee. psn N6brersb.
-ebenfalle, 5srr OltbaeI Stnis NIT W1iB
gatbarina Sruber, bsibe bon 6eioelbrr9.
--am IS. O1a, 5err Scbn g.. Sanfnann
nit Diib gliIa II. Saaabp, toe. y WcmcIec.
-bureb Den Gbr,p. Srn. Il. &. German, am
Gift W1ai, Ssrr Sobn M'gcrnlf nit OFiB
@opbia Sehnsebcr, bon StobeIon.
-burb oen gbrm. Srm. 2Sm. panli, am 90
Maai, 5srr Scbann Sebnls nit Wlib gatbas
rina gnssL bon Neabina.
--am 21. D7ai 6srr Samuel 8pmib NIT
W1i6 Inna Stfer, bon @retcr.
--burb ben @brip. 6ru. Saeob OlilIer, aul
81. G1ai, ..6err Samusl Slbert nit DdB
glifabstb $eban, beipe BON ereter.
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Siro biermit 9r9eben ba6 bic unterfebriebes
nrn 2(upitcren pur6 Die Court bon Common
pleas bon Serfs gauutr crnannt pprbcn
ftno, Sur Sericbti9uns, lleberIettlun9 unc
wicbrran9abc Der SteNnnns bon Sobn W.
Sehtel uno Spbu Slammer, Iifanies bon
0apib &retb, unb Die Sians in ceren 6an.
ben untcr bic @repitcreu su pertbeilen, ,per.
bsn fir picien 3lpef 5ulammsn fommsn am
5auIe bon Gepr9 6oof III 6ersfcrp aauns
lebip, Serfs gauntp, auf bsn l0ten ud6lten
SUM, I'm 10 ltbr 9ormittass, 5u ,peIebsr
3sit ,lno Ort ale iutercffrten perfOnen ses
fdniSlt beiwpbntn m6sen.
Dapio 9baIL !
Uaron Ulbrecbt I2(ubitp'n
Srierieb5iesmuno
IRai 23. 3m.
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Sat am Ofcrmuntasc iene Samilie, nabe
bel NcfsUiue, ia Wlanbeim SaunIbip Uers
laGrn untsr Dem SOr9ehen Gefbafte gu
tbnn bei cinem Olanne uabe bel Petersburg (;
am Abenp pes nimlitteH Cages wurOe ct bel
Der Gbtqurs Seieben, obsr lttrem bat ieine
8amile nitbts mebr bon lbm 9rb6rt, nno
man 1T befcr9t, paB ibm irseno Gin selp ipi'
eerfabren lcin m69e, cSer pab CT pleIleett az
Gemltbs sSgrrtIttun9 lcioet. popcn man elnls
sc @pursn al jbm 3u merfsn slaubts. 8cs
1astcr Slaaf QBarb 1T maefabr 26 Sabr
aft, etipa S Sn6 3oa bod, uno trlls sur
3sit ais CT fcrt9ina cinen Selpet Damms
unp absstrasrnsn 6nt. SraenD einise Slaeb
ritbt, wrltbe bon Olenlebenfreunosn in Ses
tretf pss bciasten Sianf 1BarD mitsetbeilt
Dcrren fGnn, miro bon leiner betribten 8rau
init 0auf an9cncmmen iperpcn.
Me bef 33aro.
N1ai 23. SIM.
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aBer bon prof. Wasner's "Setratbtnns
gen iber bic 5armcnls Der werfe Der Natur
&C." erbaltsn. unb fteb niebt naeb ben Seoin'
suasen, Die auf Der stl4Ienieite Der fen sie'
feruns itcbtM ssritbrt bat, piro biemit eins
selaoem pen preis oes 3Berts init $ 25.,
all Srn 1rnelo putp ellie nnperSa9lieb ~
iberlenoen plorisenfalls Wdre man 9en6s
tbist ttrensers maasrcseln su ersreifeh um
bic Seriebrismns feiner Scrosrnns 3u bsiperf'
itcllisen.
Collie Der Cine sooer ber Hnoere bas
1BsrP nceb nibt pollFaRpiS tsfseH 70 batte
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-am pcr9en Srsita9 2(benb, in ceier Stabt,
bic @attln bon Sobn g. MibarcS, @sq, bem
@bitcr oss "SerfS unb S6upltia Sournol." )"
Die 8srifcrbsns mar in bem blhbenbsn NIter
srpifben smans9 uno breilt9 Sabrsn, felt uns
9efdbr brsi Sobren perDeiratbst une blntsrsb
einen tsfbetrilbtsn @atten unb brei bhlfloie
$inosr, mopon bic sps jiin9ifen Elm &nabe
unb ein Ofdotsn, nur wsni9e Sage por ibrsm
Gnbe 9sborsn murben.
-am 16t Oeai, Waarietta, SSebter(ein Sen
6einrieb Sernbart, in Sern 9aunIebip, i'm
9ten &sbensjabre.
an, II. O1ai, III gumru 9aunIbip, g(iIa.
brb Sraub, 1Bitt,pe bes rerltorbenen Sas
lsntin @traub, i'm Sitter bon 90 Sabren, 4
W1onaten Mno 9 9asen.
--am l6ten Wlai, III bieler Staot, SamueI
6oman 9dtubmabsr, in 42f <sbensjabrs.
am Is. O1ai, in oiefer Stabt, gliiabstb
@bmipt, Satin bon Satcb S6miot, i'm As
ften Sabre ibres lltere.
i'm Wusecmbmauor 2aunGhip, am 9ppbas
6ieber, am II. 9lpril, gliabstb, Soebter BON
BON Saeob 5oa6Ier, i'm 1sten $ebensjabre.
ain Stem Wiai, glifabetb, Gattin bon So
cob 5aB(er unb 9odbter bon 9beoccr Suebs,
i'm Nlter bon 40 Sabren ino 90 3asen.
--ain Is. W1ai Sfaae, Sotn bon Sac. 5ab'
fer, i'm l6tsn ssbsnsja9rc
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er ocl Olanse an 5rn. puwelle an be'
ricbtsn, ber benielben erfesen parb.
Satten bic ltntsrfehreiber uno empfdn9er
Der $ieferun9en Die Sebinguns Oct 3ablun9
erfhllt, 70 parc bic reselmd6ise Sencnns ais
Ter $iVfsrunsen niebt untertrcben rpcrpen.
gs 1T pennceb 5u boffen baB Ite !td6 fur eis
ne &leinsfeit teine sro6e Soften, bic aus
3wanssmittsln feber ent,eben whrpen, nitbt
aueIefen tpercsn
8. Z. maaner.
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SSacbricbt aa SserfGmfer DDn
.Gaufmann6alltern.

Splaenbc5 iino bic Namsn csr Ysricnen, bic
bslbdfti9t iinb NIT bsm S3onbsl unb @srtauf
bon @itsrn, 9Saorsm &aufmannS9itsrn unp
@Hsften BON ir9eno elmer Nrt ODER Seibahsns
belt, uno bic in Serfs @auntp wcbnbaft lnp
unb @sfbdfte trsben, bem @efes 9emds sinbss
rbtet in Der Sanuar Sisln9 843, uno eldis
IifSirt bon pen 6ibtern ino eommliltonerS
mis untsn an9e9sben-sei9enb Den Sstra9 Der
QeissnS BON jsbsr Slai1s ;u be5ablsn &c.
@laIIs. 8srfdufe. QsiHnS.
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QBtrD perl0not,

Elm Wanu Der psm 8srfauf cines nsusn GEE
mcinnisi9en Wertss in l. 8anoe 3u untcrs
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fir @inen Sbaler
9ie erffen adt Sosfts iinb bsreits eridisnsn.
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portofre srbstsn.
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