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MANTUAMAKING.

MRS T. d. ROBINSON, residence ID, between
lVl and It'll streets, respectfully informs the la
dies Of Washington City and its vicinity, that she is
prepared to execute work. according to the latest
Partisan fashions, in style inferior to none in the
United States.
April ST
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For tickets and shares and oerthcase Of packages IN
the above magnificent lotteries, address
J. G.. GREGORY co, Managers,
Washington, ID. c.
med,at.Iy after IT Is over, 10 all who order tickets
from N. april 7-2aw3~d&cif
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DRiVATE BOARDING for two gentlemen can
i be had in a small family, on very moderate
terms by application on 9th street. next door to Gid
cons Printing o6ice-a few doors from the Avenue.
r IGNUMVITE AT AUCTION AT THE Ma
IL VIZ YARD.-On Wednesday, the Sd May next,
at haf past ten o'clock, we shall sell at the Navy
Yard about TWENTY-FIVE and half tons of Lgnum-
vita. Terms cash.
BY order Of the Navy Agent.
r. w. DYER & CO.,
april N-eod&dn Auctioneers.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons who have books belonging to the Lii
IA brary of the War Department, or Office OF the
Secretary Of War; requested to return them with
out delay.
War Office, April ~, 1843. april 24-3t
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MAMMOTH SCHEME

Reside. prizes Of sl5O-SlOO-sS0-S7 0-S6O
5-820-Sl5-$l2-SlO
10 number lot'cry-lG drawn ballots.
Tickets only $40; Hslve. SIoi Quarters Is;
Eigbths " 80.
Certificate, Of packages Of 26 whole tickets 1910 OK
i,o do 26 half do lbs O6
Do do 26 quarter do 81 81
Do do rs eightbs do 30 rs
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LIST Of Treasury Notes referred to ia tie above notice
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Confirmation Of the Copper Mines on Current rive 70
j. Epes Co,odn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
INDIAN A.
SHALL, THE WINGS sUCCEEDp


, w" usN a" ',,'lo'' t, I"oo' anu we ASK
'ios1 ""o ,a'o " !" .''e'' i'o"'' ~ a"o"e' " ue-
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DE DoNL' i",. 70 ''o 4o'U.o"' ".,n we WISH
" iea sue' "1'','eu a"'"e' s,'e'' 'i'"' oh 'he
evening VI 'no '."y .oe' .''"' o,,r WORK
Is uo''e' a"u "o" uo'e 'o"o ''nF'uuai'
who0e eyo ie'' uPo'' '''I "'''o1' "ou'u enquire
y, u.s. why a'N So ea.''osy ou.i luos'"" the
wings Always w 'a''! . , ro'.' !" us 0'a'e'
aUn 'noy WIN " Iou, % ;n1" oa"u'a'es 'N'S
ia', anu Pooa'y '''1 e"'''1 u'''!"a' 'ee's very
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make them lave any homes of snrc.ss I'M, ss.i,,,,
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w, r.,s - T., ', H. $500 ,I , ',,o! W. ~
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havs every man in rI,sr ronLS IN n con,'tion ' -,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18

private munifcence TO found Dsrtnouth college,
were moi suffered TO lie useless Tor n century, ill
the generation Of contributors mad all ynsseG off
The stage: they were immediately appiie1 for the
benefil Of the then, aud all future generu,iuns.-
Let us now contemplate the res0L That inslitu-
lion is The centre OF Illumination 10 an unknown
extent diffusing its genial influence 10 the extre.
NEST hbres OF society. Should now those rays OF
intellectual and moral influence he replaced by
gloomy mental and moral darkness, with lhese
concomiianis, wickedness, aud vice, and violence,
we should soon appreciate the value of light, ny
transition into miinight moral darkness. What
amount OF the precious metnls could compensate
for the calamity Of such o. transition suppose
the fund mania, which now fills The otherwise
empty heads OF some Of our psuedo phildnthro.
plsls, had been in tue days Of elder Wheelock, aud
The money which established that institution, had
been funded and loaned in the manner of our
school fund, and The fund had attained its contem.
plated amount, after having wenthered and esca-
ped all the dangers, which lay across its path in
It's passage 10 us, and we were the happy and for
tUnate posterity, who were u begin to draw from
this fonnain-not OF learning, but OF money TO
lay the foundation OF learning, and what would
be our condition as a civilized CHI islianized com
munry! Let II notbc said other facilities red
ucaton would have been supplied. The argu
ment is the sume, and must convince any sober
thinking mind, that that money was well applied.
u funded, lis greatest amoun OF increase could
not amount to 6per cent, while the moral and in
le!Iectual influence OF the college, so lar as capa-
Tile of computation, may he many hundred iold.-
1t is believed, that the schools aud colleges Of Our
land, actually cost the community nothing or if
anything, they more than repay to the community
tie entire expense oil their foundation and snp-
port.
This is done by the diffusion of knowledge,
which furnishes power to get wealth. To fund
money, which is wanted for the promotion of ed
ucalon is, then, not only to obsruct the progress
of mental and moral culture, but of pecunary
prosperity also. The same remarks will apply 10
our colleges as to Dartmouth. Our fund, and
the means Of its accumulation are now wanted,
or at eas, might he pro6taby applied to advance
education. Blu: the accumulation of that fund
Dug immediately 10 be arrested as unwise. as
utterly useless: as deceptive in its promises; and
as dangerous 10 the morals and liberty fthe COM
muniy, whatever disposition may be made of the
money already accumulated. AUDITOR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
LOCOFOCOISN:
HOW 1T WORKS AGAINST THE WOOL
GROWERS

HOW 1T WORKS AGAINST THE WOOL
GROW ERS.
We ask the attention Of The Farmers of Addison
County as well as through the State, to the follow
ing extract from letter from heavy dealer in
wool. We hope our subscribers will loan this
weeks paper to their Loco friends, that they may
read and Judge for themselves.
ave should have increased our purchases of
wool but for the want of confidence in the Gov.
eminent. That an effort will he made to repeal
The present tariff ia,O have no doubt; aud that ii
OiH be one If The first Efforts OF n Loco Congress,
| AM FOREWARN and | fear it will be
carried by party discipline.
"Shoud that event take pace, the wooden and
wool. growing business, WILL BE LAID PROS
TRATE. With this, it will also reach every 9th
er department of labor. If The policy of Cal
houn succeeds we shall see and feel that we shalt
in an economical sense he The colonies OF mother
England Our vaciaIing government is the worst
under Heaven for men of business"
The above extract is from one who has year af-
County farmers for their staple commodity, wool.
it is as we have all along predicted and snd that
il was the threatened repeal OF the tariff, blown
from Maine 10 Louisiana by the Locofoco leaders
and papers, that had done more curIail he pur.
chases OF wool hy Manufacturers, than any thing
else. What says the above wrer? I'VE should
have increased our purchases of wool but for want
of confidence ia the Government" This, the lam
guage of one, is but that of all, engaged in the
same business. And what has produced this want
OF confidence in the Government just now /? Ii u.s.
that The Locos who will have Il majority in the
lower branch Of Congress the next session, have
given out the words repeal The tariff, doion 'oih
the erecraJie tariff the oppressive system OF taxa.
lion. Give us Tree trade, open your ports with
Il, IL.
guage that has produced this dstrusl in the
minds OF men engaged in manufacturing and to
whom the Vermont farmer must look for a mar.
ket for his wool.-Peopie's Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

TIVE FIRST Term Of the Law School of this Univer sitv
for the next Academical yea will open August u.s.
1873
The design OF this institution afford a complete
Of legal education for genemeh intended for the
law any of the United States and also sysema-
of studies Commercial Jurisp prudence, for
those who intend devote themselves exclusively
canule business and pursuits No public instruction
gwen in the local peculiar Jurisprudence of any parc
uar states but the Library which Than 5000
volumes furnishes ample for the study of local
and practice and the students privately assisted in
these studies by tn professors occasion may require
The active labo instruction shared equally b. Mr.
JUST Story, who will resume hts usual abors the
next Term and Professor Geeneaf who has the mnledi
| ate superintendent ofthe Law School.
No particular course Of previous study is requisite for
admssOn but every student is expected 10 produce test
monas Of good moral character. he also gives bond OF
$500 the Steward, with surety resident in Massachu-
sets for the payment Of College dues deposits his
each Term, for which The Steward accounts him. Stu
dents may the school any o their Profession
al studies mercantile pursuits and may generally elect
what particular studies hey will pursue. They have The
Of the College and Law l. braIies without expense
and ADMITTED free TO al he public Lectures the
| University,
The fees are $40 term and S25 for hall any lesser
fraction of term, with The addition of $40 year, II tu-
ion is requested any foreign language taught IN The u
/ niversy.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws is conferred after ls
previous entering The School been admitted The bar
alter years study; in which only years add
tlonal study IN the Law School is required.
In behalf Of the Facuty Of Law.
SIMON GREENLEAF, Royal Prof of Law.
Cambridge, Mass July 10, ls43 IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
DEATHS.

of Aaron Bancroft, and daughter tho late Duron Whe
sey Esq agod "a years. by this dispensation of Divine Prov
dence friends of the deceased and the Society which
bright ornament have been called the loss of
who endeaed them by the strong of kindred
the exhibition of those which for her tha highest
of all with whom she associated For it is but Just
her memory that those qualities which constitute
devoted wife, the indugen MOTHER the aectonae sister,
kind neighbour aud the consistent christian happily blended
her harmony with natural
vvacty mind which daued happy influence around
circle Of friends and who will long
cherish the remembrance of her virtues with the fonde
lecous During her sickness she manifested degree
and resignation to the Divine will peculiar tina christian
and died in mistaken hope of blissfu immortality
In Waterbury, the 18th Of prevailing epidemic
after illness 81 hours Mr. Harris Cakns aged 80 years
Printers in Ohio requested, &c.
In Wa SHIELD the l2lh Gaius Hitchcock old
utonay soldier aged 10 years Printers in N II. and Mass
requested, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18

A desperate Affair took place in Manchester
VI, the last week. the leading particulars of
which, as wv have heard them related, are as fol-
lUws:-
Mr. French sold or bargained piece of land
10 neighhor by the name OF Robbins. The land
was sowed with 0als by Robbins, but subsequently,
for some reason, French refused 10 give deed Of
The land. Enraged at the refusal, Robbins threat
eneh 10 shoot The first man who should attempt
10 cut the grain. Not needing the threat, French
sent some men 10 secure the crop, among whom
was one from this town, Mr.. Newman. Robbins
was on The ground with his gun, and ordered
them off, but not being obeyed he fred upon the
forward one which happened 10 be Newman-
The charge slruck one hand, nangling ii greatly,
and entered his side. -As he fell, "A son OF Rob
bins assaed his head wIlh pitchlork.
Both Robbins and his son we're arrested, and
are soon 10 have heir lrial. The defence set up
will perhaps be that they ,oere crazy
Newman was alive al the last Intelligence, but
il was ieared that he would not survive long.
Chronicle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
ANECDOrE OF THE "WEYBRIDGE
FARMER"

OF the authenticity of The following, handed to
us by friend, we have the best vouchers. We
have no doubt thai there this season scores of
Farmers in this County who have been induced
TO take less Tor their wool than they would have
done had they not been alarmed into the belief
that the tariff afforded protection 10 this article
by the attacks ct the Weybridge Farmer.
"An industrious Farmer in an adjoining town
was recently coming to market whh his wool,
when he was accosed Ivy a certain woud-be
great man, who OF late has by his communications
been styled the "Farner Of Weybrldge," with
HE snluluIion, we'll friend II. you gong to de-
liver your wool. What did you get tor il? He
replied, mol as much as IShouid il you had minded
your owa business. What a poser 10 the I" Far.
mer OF Weybrldge" who has OF late been labor
Ing 10 enlishten the Farmers Of Vermont upon
their interests, particularly that part concerning
wool Will the Parlol, Spirit of the Age aud
True Democrat copy"
Peoples Press.
Just so, the State over the Locoiocos are even
unwilling that the people should realizo the adj.
vantages of Ihe tariff for fear they will not 20 with
them Tor it's repeal, aud hence their editors with
the Weybritge man, are trying to write il down.
aud in dong 50 we do not know how many have
been induced TO sell their wool below The actual
price. We doubt not they have injured the grow
ers Of wool greatly in so doing. Well, il they
will be thus duped, the fault is their own.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18

Making LIZ per cent LOT the Year.
SAID percentage To be the original of pre
MUM note hou reference 10 any endorsement, and 10
he paid TO the Treasurer his office in Montpelier on or
before the 18th day of October l643 being The day of The
annual meeting of sad Company.
list Of persons insured his town with the amount of
due from each will be transmitted TO the Rem
esenatve elect to the Legislature, who it is hoped will
interest in having all from whom assessments are
due, send in by him 10 pay the and it Is cxpeced
that members of the company will not tglect 20 do So as
often costs them more 10 forward their otherwise
Than their amount to besides The only wav
the credit of the Company be sustained BY having
EACH member pay his assessmen. PROMPTLY.
The Directors, last year adopted resolution tina when
suits for assessments commenced the whole amount r
the premium will be demanded agreeable 10 the 9Th
section e The act Of inc orpnra1n.
There have been allowed the year eighty one LOSSES
amounting 10 S32450 AS.
J. T. TIIURSTON, Treasurer
ICJeThe Printers of each weekly newspaper in this
State are requested to publish the above notice three
weeks successfully and forward their bills by the members
Ofthe Legislature for payment %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
ORANGE COUNTY
u IL A NJ MAR SCHOOL.

az FALL TERM e this old and justly celebrated
institution VIII Commence Monday the 9TH Of
September, and continue 10 weeks "
services Of
GEORGEP. CoMINGs, ABB.
graduate Of Dartmouth College, to super,n,end tbe
school the ensuing year. Mr.. Comings has been PRINCIPAL
ofe Academy the past year. and given entire Satisfaction
and The Trustees hope that by his known qualifications
and the devotion ofhs whole lime and aitenion the in.
ercss Of those connected with the Academy lie will re-
ceve the liberal patronage Of those whose objects tho
rough instruction and rapid advancement.
The pleasant situation of this Aca1emy in quiet and
moral community, recon,mer DIS it as desirable
those who may wish make the best Of their
time.
course Of Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, at
tended with the Of good apparatus, will be delivered
during the term, free all The students.
Connected with the Academy is Literary Society,
with Library o 400 vols. which society," quest will
be discussed each week during the term.
Tuiion for all branches SO 90.
Board be had in good families for fom 81 to 81 &c.
Rooms furnished on reasonable terms fer any who may
wish TO board themselves
VIM. NUTTlNG, Clerk.
Randolph, Aug. Z, Is43 2lw2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18

BUSINESS REGISTER.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MesDAY, Aug. IA, ls43.

BRIGHTON MARkET-MosDAY, Aug IA, lS43.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser aud Patriot
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working Oxen, IL Cows
and Calves, $500 Sheep, and 500 swine.
PRcEs-Beg CauoLhst weeks prices fully sustained.
We quote to correspond, viz: few extra at so rs first
quality % so second quality 70 IS third quality, 50
a 80.
WOrkiag Oren--Saes at $685. $50 and $40.
CoDs and CdIres-Sules at SIS, s22 and s27.
Shecp-Lots were sold at 81, IS and 50.
Seductive small lots sold for aud &C. A lot TO ped
die at l2c for sows, and 2c for Bauows. few
tailed from l-2 to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
THE DlEFER ENCE.

While few northern men in their protested
zeu for abolition, are doing their utmost 10 defeat
Bnli-slavery Wings, and lInis strengthen the slave
power in Congress, it seems that in sIaveholding
Kentucky the Wings are supporting protested
enemy OF slavery. Read the following:
The Louisville (ky.) Advertiser, Il loco!oco pa
per- rhus speaks OF lhe Wing candidate for Con.
gress in that district:
"Mr. Thomasson, we understand, in his speech
on Tuesday evening, again avowed his ami SLAVE
RI sentiments, and repealed with scorn any con-
ceament OF them. lie even goes n step further
than we believed RECKLESS as he il, he would dare
to do before any enlightened community OF slave
hoders in the country. He stated, we IRE cred
IDLY informed, that NJ the time OF the exciting agi-
taron Of the Missouri Question, he was opposed
on constitutional grounds TO her admission into
the Union and still condemns the policy and con-
sIiiutlohality finer reception into The coniederacy.
lie continues to alledge his unequivocal hostility
TO the admission OF Texas among our sovereign
lies, with the stigma OF SLAVERY Oh her esducheon
and in fine is about rs thorough an aboonist
in theory as can be found outside Of The Liberqior
Office or The Worlds Contention. II lie isn't a
pretty Teapot Tor a representative in Congress
from Old Kentucky Toe are no democrat"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
ANIMAL CHEMIsTWY.

A NIMAL CHEMlS rRY-has proved beyond all
~ QUESTION that means can bu so chemically comb ned
act upon the al sorben system and remove various
accumI atoms, which, # allowed TO continue will create
disease pain, troublesome iunOs rofbd swellngs scro.
fuous diseases sc. According TIE chemistry and the
physiology Of the human sysem remedy has been dis
covered and applied and rendered successful in re-
moving painful swengs pains the side and back Thcu-
matism scruul"us humo KIngs Evil enlargement about
TIE throat aud neck ague cakes, enlarged Spleen &c &C.
One thing should be borne in mind BY every physician
that the here spoken of should be used prefer
thing else in of ,lherings painful
swellings IN the breast OF those who When the
easis are palru-ihere are which be used
that will give quick and certain relief This. II never
fails for weak backs, spinal rratons, and in fact all
external application IN liver complaints pains in the hips
and shoulders, Chrome and ihhammatoTy Rheunasm,
has EQUAL and as PAIN extractor Of kinds here is
drops, nlment Oa plaster that WI compare with the
jew DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER"
tins is the remedy, and is loo well known among pnys-
sands have been relieved by this paser-ae every other
Application had IA led. Its pleasant wear, and
need fear taking cold ia that pdr which the plaster
applied pamphlet giving an account OF It's discovery
with certificates, directions, &c. accompany each Boy
which sufficient spread SIX eight plasiers. Price
80 cents
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
oI the State o. Vermont For sale also by S. l.. Howard
Burlington +. Huntington, Yergsnnes Moody, Md
dlebury N. G. Hale, Chelsea Dana, Weeks and STAN
Wood, Weslford; l. butcher, ST. Adams; J Il J ID
Soue, Fairfield; ii aud l. Walker, Bakersfield Fisk
and Brown WaleryIlle, keeler aud Noyes, HydePaTk
NOyes, MorrsvIlle Pennock a. BENJAMIN, Wolcou;
Hoon Judevine, Lamoille; Z Perry and Co. Cabot
Putnam, Marshheld l. Jewett, St JohusLuryi Jew
Sharon Britain, Barre VIM Rhodes Jr. Richmond
Dulton ana Clark Brateboro 22-lyeOp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18

"A beautiful Toast. The following, one OF the
finest loasls we have ever read, was delivered al
the celebration of the 4,h Of July by the Nash
vile Literary Institute OF Pittsburgh. 1t is us
follows:
BY John Fitzsmons. Washington - Providence
loft him chidess that tho Nation might call him
Father
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
WINDSOR COuNTY.

The wing ticket is The same ms last year. We
ore glad 20 see tina, the County Convention resell
we'd TO give "a majority which shall do justice to
the long standing character Of "Old Windsor"
Do lido your best. There is great danger, in
not be 30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
ATTENTToN. RIFLEMENi

DY the order Of Capt. Henry sham the officers nom
ID commissioned officers musicians and privales belong
ing to the Montpelier Rife Company 18th regiment are
hereby nnlhod aud warned appear the Old Masonic
Hall IN Montpelier village tile Goth Of August 1913 al
IL o'clock M, fully uniformed and equipped occordnp 10
aw, fr the purpose of military dr, aud also to transact
any business thought proper when met aud there wait for
further orders. A. N. BAN UROFT Cle,k
montpelier, August 10th, IeA3. 22:Ig
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-18
Two Weeks only |!

Two weeks from next Tuesday the election
inkes place Are yourtaiy; whigs, 10 RALLY
EVERY VOTERF We iear not. But It must
bedone. Trust no; that the loros will be back
ward. They will do their best. and the third par
~ will-heip them. Remember that last year the
third party sent FIVE locofocos. 10 the Senule.-
They will do it again, and do worse We fear, I'M
less EVERY " HtG DOES His DUTY.