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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
In BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT YER.
MONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
GEORGE WILSON, of Montpeler said District to bo de-
caed Bankrupt at the Office of Samuel Prentiss, District
Judge, Montpelier in said District, Wednesday, the
day OF March, 1913, ten o'clock forenoon
AUSTIN ALEXANDER of Mortified, in said District to ba
declared Bankrupt at the office of Samuel Pentss District
Judge, in Montpelier in said District Tuesday the
first day Of March, ls43, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
EDMUND sHIPMAN, of NorhGed, in said district, be
declared bankrupt the office of Samuel Prentss, district
udge in Montpelier, in said district Tuesday the 2ls
day Vi March, 1919, ten O'clock forenoon.
ZALMON PIERCE of Calais in said District be declared
Bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prens District Judge in
Montpelier in said District, Tuesday the twenty day
March, 1913, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
CHAUNCEY ALEXANDER, of Northfold in said District,
be declared Bankrupt the Office Of Samuel pfentiss,
District Judge in Montpelier, in said District, Tuesday the
2ls day OF March, $40, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
GEORGE =. HASSAM of Northfeld in said District, to be
declared Bankrupt the office of samuel Prentss District
Judge in Montpelier in said District Tuesday 2lst day
~ MlInl.. lsll- nlrln.k- IlLannnn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
MARRIAGES.

-Mr. Samuel w. ubbard's marriage last week pub
lshed On the 10Th ut.-it should have been Goth.
IA Waterbury, the lst inst, by Rev J. f. stone Mr.
Hasar, Of Montreal Can, 10 Miss L. A. Wells the
place.
In Calais, 22i ut, by A. KENT Esq Mr. Phnnder d. Young
OF Montpelier, to liisi Fanny ". Smith, OF Calais
Ia Newhury 9Th ul by Rev Wan NJ. Manu. Rev. Zadoc H..
Haynes oil the N H. A. Conference, to Miss Marion W. Bailey
of Newbury.
In ST. Jonsbury, 23d u, by Rev. J. H. Worcester, Mr. Luz
man ellison, to Miss Lucy Jones.
In st. Johnsbury 2Jd u, 10y Rev. J. Morse, Mr. VIM. \.
iuchinson oil Barnard to Miss Mary NJ Halet, Of that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
BUSINESS REGISTER.

U. S. District Court. At Montpelier, Thursday Feb. 9.
Supreme Court A, Manchester Feb 9TH Newane 4th
at Woodstock, 2lst at Chelsea, 2eth.
Probate For Washington district the probate of
fec, Montpelier, every Tuesday.
For the district of Randolph, the probate office in Wash
ingon tho first Tuesday in Feb Shepley's inn, Tun-
BRIDGE first Wednesday Gales inn, Wilamstown, second
Wednesday.
For district of Bradford Fars inn, Corinh, second
Tuesday OF Feb.
For the district of Caledonia at the Probate Office Danvle
II the last "Wednesday IN Feb,
For the district of Orleans, the probate office in Iasbugh
N the first aud tltd Wednesdays in Feb.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
Ian DIS

zssss--sass RossIE which lies in the most -sAS<=--
Wesc l,r Of the County and where the sac 81 ldun
several past had been suspended Is remarkable
inr LIZ MINEs and lRoN W Works; the later Uf
which almost continual opera1n aifurdlng the set
Hers frequent opportunities ofcnpgus IN lucrative employ
ment HE vlr1us departments of labor and indus ~
neced with those establishments and, Consequently very
easy mode Of paying Tor land.
HAMMOND adloIns Rosie on The Northwest. This
town noted for raising very fine WHEAT sure and ad-
yantdseJus market fr which ain readily To be
found at the Ogdensbu'g founs mll 5, Here too are
facilities Ot paying for land the same as IN R1ssr.
PARIsHvILLE, which lies the AIT of the
couny,i extensively settled Of the settlers having
paid for then lani gram, cattle and Labor, which hcili
ucs still ubainahe.
MATLD, directly south Of Parshvile is far
less settled titan hut the easy mode Of paying iUr
land obtains here also.
The sol oftose generally good either for grain
grass and country can be better waered The great
ficit Of transporting TIE OF Nl0nrea by wa.
Ter communications gives value 10 the products and man
ulctues Of hs country not surpassed IN any other lnc
saving at time and expense 10 the farmer who resides in
he vicinity Of great outlet the River Saint Law
which this country possesses others whose distance
from mltket affords little real reward to labor indus
! uy.
For more particular information respecting those lands
address tho agents IN charge, VIZ MIR. David W. BALDWIN
al Rossc, and Mr. James A. Sawyer, Paushvlc,
the subscriber al o 5densbugh.
GEORGE PARISH.
Ogdonsburgh, ST. Lawrence Co Jan 3 1913 92l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

Hururt1i iur the DAILY AdgenIscr aud Putr,ot.l
Al market 90 sect Cattle, 100 sheep and ~ 100
Beet 4 4,tlt unsUiI.
fRIcEsBey C4hc-Lust weeks p.ices sustained,
anl reduce quotations few So First Qua
ity "a % second quality 81 Isl third quality Is
81.
sheep-sdlos from 90 to so Weathers from 3 70.
SU1icNo lots sold peldle few rcailed
~ to &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
NOTICE

rs hereby gyen that have rclinqushed my Ho-
mer Parks his lime from and after this date aud shall
neither clam any ofhs earnings pay debts of his
contracting. ANDREW PAkhS.
Monroe January IL ls43. 92*
STATE OF VERMONT, the Honorable the Probate
District of Randolph, IS. }COur for the district Of
Randolph 70 all persons interested in the estate OF Peter
Workman, late of w ashlngton, IN said district, deceased,
WHEREAS Elias J, Aver, administrator on the es'
w tale of slid deceased makes app caon for license
sell all the real of said deceased 10 RAISE money
pny the debts against said estate;
il is ordered by the our that sj application be heard
at the Proba,u Office in Washington on the llth day Of
February next-and notice thereof ordered IN the Vermont
Wachmln and Journal, punled at Montpelier
may be.
Dated at Washington, this lei day Of January, A D
Is4S JOHN COLBY Judge. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
From the Boston Atlas

BOSlON MARkEl, JAN. 81.
CORN EXCllANGE-For Genesec Flour there has been u
steady demand prices have been pretty uniform during the
weekthe principal sales for good brands being 81 50
81 81 aud fancy 81 % a 81 10 per biol
PKONlSlONS-A mOdeate demand has been observed for
articles and prices eman without much change. sale
10y OF 50 bbs Western Clear Pork, So
so II 2 per Dbl 40 do do Aos 81 81 ~ l2 do cash.
Wool The market is without any material alteration
manufacturers ready former rates.
willing higher sales Of the
boon confined small parcels the immediate require
meuts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

20 the manifest OF the steamer Trident, arrived at
New Orleans OIL the 10Th ut. from Fort Gibson,
Arkansas, we learn that Wild Cat, the celebrated
Seminole Chief, IL about 10 declare war against
the Cherokees.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
RIEEALO RORE1S.

ELLI5 WILDER q Co. have iar-c lot Of Bufa,
T. Robes which IA ~ vii sell very low t clsh GOO
credit, say fom 5lio So Cal and see before putchas-
ing elsewhere.
n ". a. 1913. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

NEW YORK MAKkET, MONDAY, Jan. 30.
FLOUR AND MEAls-Thelc l. IL very moderate bushes
doing and matters very much before reported
offering 81 ~ for Gunesee and sellers asking So Small
sales made thssishc price ichgan 81 IA 81 -
Ohio 81 10 Il 50; good Troy, nominal, A 81 l.2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
RE-lMPROVED YANKEE NOTION
COOEAsNG S,sIEN ELn.

= ~
offer the the pubic.
Al persons infringing upon said patent by ,ending or
using WIN be promptly P'osceuted--ur re- s vii be main
tanned
This Improvement will readily be seen on inspection
obvaes lhi ubJrC 10 elevated III civ.
ng INTO s,vc heat, beng 50 combined wnh
the oven ttat at pleasure TIE heat ted ON the
nto separate Ilor "nich sonarges MT" the escape
pipe without bringing IN contact wnh the large surface
oven as IN the ole kind.
he placed upon the stove as not to interfere
IN the Sigh -s dc4tee win the joers other elevated
oven sio' l. The back e room makes the best
SUMMER STOVES
invented. Tns VIA do all io coukine &c for
mon sized family Il /. capable oi hraln, toias,
frying. bruing auj b'Nhg Al and ne same u,
conveniently and poRPig with less J.d 4ad less
any stovs " snnrm raics furnaces I uf aiy
IN use. This Will de- ihuu 4 Nua an bee 10 L.i,c he
es unpleasant sensation 10 adv ~ dog days Ion
ing can De ne with great dcsPo' h Sir sd uons per-
iecY heated at oe placed init heater over sAid uac~
hc room.
There many good TIA ms chi ,cd by hose using this
S,nd OF siove I've, rci neshOur~ usug other kinds aud
is confidently brlc,ee hy judges wln h-Se used II
- combine m0Te Soed qa'hiie' h1n any I've ~ market
Wlna slmp aui not liable Co -. out oi ot.er-W al
not 6aln OUT there hcug u" n.Hc plates
Also FOR SALE, The WELL. Known
Wool-on's Improved Cooking %t'v
Farmers Il Mechanics do do
Hayward n Fishers do do
! New Era-eievated oven do do
Paror Cookng-two boilers and oven.
Tyson Parior improved for i~i2,
Vermont Parior,
box ana ~lN pldtc clONSsi uit siZSs, NEW
patterns.
Hollow Ware,
Cuuldron s Potash Kettles new patterns,
TO suit northern MAJ krts. Ere a, gs, oven
mouths and fire frames
Ploughs and Cuhivator teeth castings, and
the same ready for use,
Cart and wagon Boxes all which, with
many other articles may be found ut
TYSON FURNACE VT.
Having large stock being desiruus 20 DO an active
business they Wl sell favorable terms for good pay
papsr The subscriber M respectfully asks the coulu
uan. of The patronage lnrmrr customers at rs Tyson
Fur,acu and ca Is ~ ordcrs all wish to purchase.
! All orJers C,r The abnyv u. any krd OF mi ang
oIber mates Connected wuh business addressed
the bsc Der a. Tyson Furnace 2. o., VI, vii receive
p,om5' dtthtIon -
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, VT Sept "a 1919.
All of The above articles may be found at the Tyson
Furnace Ware House Monlperr, "a few doors south e
The head # Nam ST. which will be sold wh,esa e
or retail at the lowest prices. Constantly on kand and
manufactured 10 order ali kinds Of Coppe and fn Ware
Stove Pipe &c sc,
The subscriber woud inofm the pubic that ~ son Fur
mace are the exclusive Of SPadHg pa eht ciou
lar lue for elevated the counties u NiPdlam
Windsor Orange Washington lauoie, Caledonia, Or
leans aud kssex ahd all niuuL ng upon said pa
en either by vending usag will be promptly pr 'eorfsd
AARON HAVEN A7su
, Montpelier Nov 10Th, 1871 I9,Su
, a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

DAN away G0m the subscriber he 7th day Of Janu-
IL ary instant, JAMES DWOLF minor Is years
old hereby forbid all perso harborng tcustng him
my account shall pay debts Of his contra ting
aflcr this date, and shall clam all his earnings unit he
Of age. WILLIAM SMITH, Guardian.
Nnrshire Jnnnnrv Is. 1873 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
OREGON TERRITORY.

The debate on this subject excites a good deal
OF interest in The United States Senate, and IS he
coming topic of remark in the leading press on
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

ONLY MANUFAC tURER OF MEDFORD RUM.
SOLD at wholesale b. REED SPALDlNG, Nash
- ia n H., MANNING & HALL. No. 10 Central
Wharf Boston. which the only stores N Boston or
NASHUA where pute Nj DR. ORD Rum be bought at
Wholesale Likewise, Sid a, WLu,cspic by J. MACK
In TIRE s Co Chdtlcs own, ABNGk PIERCE, West
Cambridge, CHARLES WOOD o. Co Cambridge pott.
Scucmbcr I, 1912. ma
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
TYSON FURNACE

CONTINUE 10 manufacture grrat variety of
- STOVES & HOLLOW WARE,
and every dcsc' lion Of Castings usually ma, CupOi4
or Bias Furnaces.
Having purchased ,ao right for making ard vending
Spauidnas Patent circular Hue for ovens, and
uunled Il 10 thtr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

STORRS aud LANGDONS have just received beaMi-
- fl patterns of Tea Sets, Places, Cook Dishes, aud
other Wac, making up prime assortment
Jan. II, lS43. 81
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MORE NiUIIFS
NEW CROCKERY.

STORRS and LANGDONS have just received another
- lot Of NUFFS and the last shall have for the
son Jan. II, 1913
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
FEBRUARY, 1913.
GiS(ll,K ERK

r YMAN and KING have received large assortment
| 4 of New Styles and Patterns-yriy cheap.
Also a large assortment Of Glass Ware
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Contl holden at
Wa.h NJ on District, S. Montpelier IN sald dlsUcI
n b, AIu div Of January l843.
,1AkY 4. RICHARDSON, administrative on the e.
wi tate of Carlton Richardson late Of Fayson, IN SAID
district deceased makes application 70 this court IN wrt
ng lo license to - all the real of SAID deceased,
eycennr the widows dover TO raise money 10 pay nc
debts of said dscc scd aud expenses Of settlement ct sad
estate the pcsonal thereof beln III uhceni To pay
said debts aud cha, ges, and the same appearing neces
Wheieupon ordered that said application he referred
Of said court TO be holden at the probate once
m said Montpelier On the 2lst day of February 1913 fo
hearing and decision aGd that ali concerned he notified
hereof BY publication of the substance of said Application
and of the orders thereon, three weeks sacces IN thu
vermont Waterman and %unal, pinied at SAID Nlonpe-
Eer all Of which to be before I'D "c oheanng that they
NAV appear f they aud give bonds t. the pay
mcnt Of said debs ard charges as the statute ques
! b the Court, -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

NNANTED, six industrious, capable honest men each
w wuh a very horse, 10 sell Tn Ware, aud 9TH
cr Domestic manufactures, to commence on the hrst Of
Apul ncxl,-Thnse who arc heal Ivy over 81 years Of
age and can furnish slt-ilc'uy ImJuas Of good char
acict ana seldy habits may have en- uy for months
p,tsinM pppaion by ,ctcr airrsscd to The sub
sc,iUet pusi pad. bUittA't lhbt.
SouI, Re td,np Mas December q is4l. yO+9w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

THREAD, &C.
ISn Lbs. White aud Coored q tlon lh'eau'
lOC so do Linen Thread,
Cases Spool do
so Gro. Round LAGOS, for sale by
Villas, LOOMS 90.
Burlington Nov. IA, lsle. Sc
LAWS OF VERMONT, 1912.
THOR sale by e. p, WALTON aad SONS, Japuary j.
II Is43
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
REAL ESTATE At AUCTI IN.

WILL be sold under an order Of Probate Curt he
w 2l.t day of February next the premises IN Wac
en- the home fam Of Joseph w. Eldredse, late Of SAID
Warren deceased except the widows dover lhecn also
arlous articles Of personal property.
FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT Admnls'ialor.
lvarrcn Ian 70 I843 93w3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
Co-PARTNERsuIp NOTICE.

THE Copar,nerhp heretofore existing under the hrm
J. If Jewett and Howes, is this day by mutual agree
mem, dissolved go $500
tied by Il T.. Jcwet b. T. JbWETI,
MonInelrr jar. 20. 1873. jos. w HOWtS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
EPisCHPAL SERVICE.

GOOD assOrment fbO0ks Tor Ihr sevlce Of Ihe =
"a plscopal Church, for sale by L. p. WALTON AND
SONS Dec 1912
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
BANK or MONTp rLiER,

THE Stockholders Of the Bank of Montpelier Wc here"
by notified that assessment of hi dollars thry-
lhrce and hld cents laid e1cl in tho Bank
to be paid into SAID Bank by he 4h day of pnl next
BY o.dcr Of the Directors,
GEO. NOWES, Cashier
Montpelier, January llh, A3. OFF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03
FRESH FIGS AND RAIsINs.
ONE CENT REWARD.

TUs received by srORRS AND LANGDoN!
Il Ian II 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

DY the Barrel, Bag or Bushei, very low at LYMAN y
ID KINGS. feD' ls4o -9f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-03

40 thousand Feet seasoned Floor Boards,
~ 10000 do do !. = and 81 inch. do
100000 Warranted Spruce SHINGLES, also A and
So TIMBER Tor sale at tic MIL puccs by ~
Feb. 1918. LYMAN y MIMI
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-21
Justice 10 A r Dodoe We understand it ha.

Jasiiee 10 4 r Dodge We understand it has
been maliccusly insinua,cd Icy the enemies of this
gentleman that the real cause of his vocn. op-
position to the election of Col. Wentworth is
found in his ohagrin ut no, having received tho
nomination of the Julie, convention himself.
Now, every body acquainted with Mr.. Dodge mus,
know tina. his excessive niodesiy never permitted
him for momcp, to expec, the nomination him
SELF brilliant as his prospects may have been, and
that he gave the true reason for his opposition to
Col w. when he stated that he could not, withou,
doing violence to his feelings as an honest man.
supper, the nominee Of so corrup, body as the
Juliet convention.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-21

Homnop0ihy,-Francis Cosgswell, distn-
guished NJ. d. Of Boston, and for 90 years prac-
Using physician, has written a long communica-
ton for the Boston Atlas in which he announces
himself convert to the Homeopathic system of
medicine He also says. 81 cannot answer it TO
nv conscience to withhold the acknowledgment
Of nv firm belief, that the medical profession with
its prevailing mode of practicc) is productive OF
vastly more evil than good; and were it absolute
" abolished mankind would be infinitely the
gamer
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-21

At the recent militia training in Pittshurg, it is
stated by paper of that city, the men peltcd the
captain with eggs, and had he not made his escape,
a rail would have been put into rcquisi,ion. AZ
ter thus displaying their vaor, the citizen soldiers
procured hose carriage, mounted on 1t a stove
pipe filled with shavings, which were set on fire
and occasionally stirred up in imitation of artie'
rsts, and thus they paraded the streets, the cap
tain having long pole to stir up the monkeys
They had in procession band of about 100 mu-
sicans, performing on instruments from jews
harp up to saw mill.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-21

Miiae.-Tbc rccen, democratic state convcn-
ton in Maine recommended the national conven-
ton to meet at Baltimore in May l54i--cach con-
srcssional dis,ric. to appoint, delcgate-and the
two others to be chosen by the convention. They
declare, among other recommendations that Mr..
Van Buren possesses, that 'Jns,ice to the cause
and justice 10 the man, as well as the retribu,on
due 10 The wings, require his restoration to the Of
fec from which he was elected in 1910; and we
therefore recommend him to the democratic ma
tionai convention as the first choice Of the demo-
cracy Of Name for the Office Of president, Of the
United Staies."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-21
The t'outrst la this District,

We continue To receive the most encouraging
news in regard 10 the approaching congressional
election, from the neigbhoring counties in this
district, Our democratic friends have bucklcd on
their arnor. and are engaged in tho contest with
zeal which the cause and the great importance
Of the election so impcmtivcy demand.
IN Mclean county, we are assured that the de-
mocraiic nominee will receive the unanimous vote
Of the party, which is daily increasing in strength
| The democracy Of this county nrc battling ,igor-
! ously hy the side Of the "Old Wheelwrghi,' and
arc determined on victory. So too in Vermon
Iroquois and Champaign. A business letter to a
friend Of ours in this place, dated at Danyillc, from
sterling democrat, has jnft been shown US and
sc are permitted 10 make the following extract in
rcaon to the election in that quarter -" In this
section OF the district Col. Wentworth will receive
he unanimous vote Of the democratic party. The
obstacles that some disalltctcA individuals arc en-
dcavorag To throw in his way, will operate Ii
they operate at ally bcncGcia!ly FOR him. All are
pleased With the nomination, and are willing and
determined to stand or fall with it,"
In the river counties the Col will get the demo.
cratic vote with but few exceptions. We arc
aware tina, cif,rts are being made by some, who
are dissatisfied with the nomination, to draw of
from the support o. the nominee portion of the
pltty but we do not think they will be attended
with success. Those whom they arc striving 10
mislcad, must be satisfied tina, tho election of any
third man is entirely out of the quosiion--,be
most tha, they could hope to accomplish would be
the dfcmi Of the democratic candidate, and coDsc
quently the election Of wing, Mr.. Spring, and
being democrats they certainly can not be induced
to contribute, directly or Indirectly to such a re.
suit. Every democrat must know the important,
bearing Of the election, and appreciate too highly
the asccndency Of democratic principles to aid ia
such an effort.
We feel confident Of the election Of Col W.
whatever may he the result Of the efforts Of which
we have spoken; yet, we sincerely desire and
earnestly cntroat every democrat 10 give him his
vote, SO as TO render the victory complete.