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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03
THE GREAT LATIMER PETITION.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. 9

-''o""!' ''o ~o
TN the meeting "i '"o HOUSE 'hs morning az
eN es were d. o''ce a'.ac,ec ,ow"'os ','e "ess OF
oo''h Nnn'.y hua''s, upon "l''ch s'oou pointer
GUS w'oren ""ee' vi 'o'er s"PPo''c" ." sun
s'uh''" h",n'-""' ""|"'I VIZ. huc' '"e al,-
Pea'""to VI " 'euuee" sPe'''"en Vi ns'c,'''""
iee', SUI" "s W. o''o" sc mug w" sc"'S"o'cS
"'5" '"' "',,''"S w u''" "!"S u" ~ hs""S "''s
OF sehos. no ""o'o "e's'l " ,"e iIaiiie ana
to'er' ""h us ",'neh' was he"''y ",ree 'ee'' up
on " was ""''' ~, "''',icoso ~" VI lnPer' a'ou'
TWO Iee' pro"u anu hunry TWO ieet ~ diameter us
viewed III we eur LUIS curious "ulccl Is u pen
you, l,c.i, s's"eu y. HenS
OF il"' STATE '"!'ns Cons.ess 10 '"ss suen ac'F'
"'u Piofoso SUI" a'o"".''0"'e W "e C"'a'''"''o",
us WI, scP"'ae ''e le,oe's nun d" oo''ec''oii
"'' "u',es'. 'nNs .u n""o, ., 'nesaJg'
to-O"e m0"Sd"a e'Sf hu'd'ea anu S'1y t"ee s'ei'
ers "ru'en ~ 'lu ol'na,y ior" n'iu sl%e' "rtu-
P'eu ''e ""oc c"'e"' VI '''s 'i'''e"se ro'' which
Is HALL MILE L"Ho,
"r' A"",i's ,ooA INC ta''e "o'neht "heh Tic
cou'u se' '"c loo'' " oiiei 'i's Pe"'Io" nus ue'
lhs '"e 'esu'a' u"y ior "'1 i'ese"'n"oii vi pew
"ons u',"e u'e '"'ea y, ''io '"ueo' ""' u 81 "'P'
pe"'u "'a '''o'" vas ",sn i''""''H 'i",'o" ~ 80
mo COMMITTEE OF me " noe, winch Is uoh; ny II
suspension OF me rues' al" Mr' Adams was lhere-
iore preciuue" from any actioh uh'i' 'he Voie was
decided. me Rouse carried tliaI hnoiioh IN the
h'hrha'Ve oul before Inc speaker leit me chaIr
TO lie chairman OF Inc committee OF The WHOLE
MI hu""s ,ose "e"" a''', asAeu ,e"'e " preseni
,ne urea' re'i''o"' (hs ne $1,000 oesi"e H. WIN
MS hanu on INC nhe OF inc roiier, II oVersiiad-
owen MN co'nP'e,e'y, rising heaiiy 1907 iigher
tiiah MS heau'l ING speaker dec'ueo tna', us one
Suspension VI t'e ru'es 'au JuSl peeh oruered' AL
o'her 'no''"n 10 suspend coula NOT now DO ehier
a!heu' an" 'hat me Petuoh couid now ne receiv-
Gu ony ny unanimous consent mr. Adams men
asked the UNANIMOUS consent oil the House Tor
wa, PURPOSE
before any slaVehoidtr or oou'herner could
ara" his breath TO utter his objections, Two base
Nonhern hocoiocos shouted SCI OBJECT, and
mus s'u' 'ie NOUN OF 'e great aiid venerable pa
.t'aieh, sna cut OH inc cn'lns OF more than my
ousnu nee 'l'eu 10 ~ nearu ny heset'"n's ana
Representatives OF lie people
he man VINO hrst cried object WIS rep
reseh"i'e OIL New YORK CiIy, shown I" The va
IeIs anu 70 some :" NE 'hhke's at that cry by the
name oil fernanao ROOD The Other who Object
e" aln'os. a, me same instant was Charles J. m
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DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD I

There has been tresheI in Red River unpre.
cedened III the memory OF all the plesent inliub-
itan,s OF the country. At Johnsbor0' tie river
ten feet higher than il was ia the flood of 1910.
The Belle OF Red River, which arrived last even
ing, brings the Information, received at the raft by
several hoals which came down IN advance at the
rise. Several persons were known TO have been
drowned-anohg them Col. Thomas and his fam
lily, near Johnsboro, and Mr.. Milan, OF Kentucky
-many Others were taken from trees, and came
down in the boats. Between 5 aud 600 bales of
cotton have been foated off and lost and immense
damage will have accrued in The obstruction of
stock OF all sorts. Ii is stated that more Than
mile OF new raft has heen made this season, and
there appears tc lie no prospect OF removing it Ut
presen-.N o. Bulletin.
The Arkansas Telegraph of The 81, notices ia
general manner The wide extent Of the ruin
caused. We copy from il The following painful
paragraphs:
"Amld The general distress, Captain Crooks OF
the Steamboat iiun;er, proceeded 10 hlill creek,
aud rendered The sufferers every possible surcnr
in his power, gong ir"m place 10 place picking
mp Survivors ON the tops oi houses and trees
ihus rrscu'n9 rom Marry graz g. sevc.iy- five al
Iihndrrd IGisuIs. Surur wee nee ssnIiiS icll
tu pctl-h ia nu rhnc and Iimu-r Ms tilc,e was nn
i"',sHr Nay ~ iehcting thrH thea ,rl,s nltvIl
"""= n'nrl hbNe lit uusr ot ine ricutn'. S,A
lannlIc> at lua1s, II m,cs this shlr oi j ,lr,.
b'r""Gh. N" r'I'"iird l>., aI.d Cot. Aiinu u Nv
" ia I"i!, las nl'cc, and M Mckinney, ,,r.
irhed.
IL Is llt' uphI iiiHi over II hundred lives hive
been lost tciwVrh Fulton hui Junesburuuull. "
many we MS yet cannot with curluinIy predicate,
ms our sources III information Will moi always us-
ufy an implicit belief Owing 10 the grent mum.
her OF settlers on the bottoms OF Rcd River The
loss Of property and human Lille must ba immense:
yet We would fam believe not 50 great ns general
~ reported, for We hope that the accounts given
Us have been exaggerated.
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Connecticut Politics. The Wings of The Third
Congressional Disric, New London and Wind
ham c"uuties) met IA Cory eH,ioR AT Norwich, 0n
"Wednesday, 22d ult for the purpose OF nuiniu-
ating II candidate for Congress. We learn lrou,
the Norwich Courier that the representation from
lie various portions of the district was very full
every Town but two was rep. esented. EDWARD
ELDRIDGE, Esq, OF Pomfrer, was unanimously
nominated as The Wing candidate for Representa-.
tive ia the next Congress.
On The assembling OF the Convention the ven
crube John Mcclellan, Esq, OF Woodstock, was
appointed President pro tenn, who, on assuming
the Chur, remarked, that the present was, with
n single cycepon, the FIRST lime in winch the
Wings OF New London aud Wibdhani counties
ever assembled IN general Convention. The time
OF this exception was al the opening OF that Rev
oluiion which ended IN The GRUNGE OF this from
The mother country and in the establishment of
our Tree government and its glorious Institutions.
The men who assembled here on that occasion,
amid peril nnl liz iu prospect OF that dark storm
OF war 50 soon 4" burst upon them, were UhigS
they cdlied themselves Wings: and tina, Cpnven
ZION, memorable in The annals Of Connecticut, was
known rs Hhig CCnpeniion.'
The " hig Convention of the Fairfield district
holden on the 2!st, ut New Milford, have no,nna.
ted the Hon. Thomas b. OSBORNE, for re-elec-
lion 10 Congress. The Convention was very large
and enthusiastic
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LITERARY REGISTER,

Forrest Days Romance Of Old Times by G. r. H. James
Received from England Feb 81 and on The I'D published in
triple New World extra, price - l-2 cents.
supplement to the New Wo No q containing tho continue
ton OF the new wors of Dickens, LAYER Answoth, &c
Published 2ed u by j. Winchester, NewYork pee II 10
Baekwool's Edinburgh Magazine for February.
Promptly issued the sd in supplement to the Nav
WorlI price Ia "a cents
The Last Of the DaIonsi by Buwer.
Published In quadrupla New World extra 1877 arge nages
price IL ~ cents. N' " 's' P"s''i
Inc Bible 10 spain, or the journeys, adventures and impson
OF an Enshmn, ~ an attempt circulate Scriptures ia
SPAN W "o"rge toTow of The GIpsoys IN Spain
Published 10 qu niIupo New World extra, price q eu
WORK praised sy highly by the loading British reviews
91rWe have received none OF the foregoing.
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no III UsY nv a.!

A GEN IS are hetcl,y nuihnfi. Cd To rrli1d tbs
"a t"ocrI ~ all cases VII le tbs l'ctent u list
IL Ved ~ iti'tiiu ly nstuc,
or CARTEWS Compound Pg'moiarb Ba'5sr Eyf
Coughs, Cuts, and al DISEASES II tic LtttgG
see Pawpfois ant wrapper. TOR Girct 1859. re-.
'unrneu inilOns, euu crfthtacs. AnneS,d IL Il let
er r.un DE- ! ho0,n- udrick. AVID Il few cyteac's
ron o,lcts Wh,ca uusi be =, Gic,ect TO "a Tel, me
mo-. aCrcdulcus that ili1 med.tuc IS worthy III a
rial.
10 T.. 4 II. key,s Agents Ut pt. Carter. nalsain.
IL A,ri. lSii. ri "L aiiarRrd suh ipca' ~.
i'h'iiO' of fuG ur.s w,th stv,rc oorSh aud luc.ic
INv'r. snn con i.ntd 10 Grcin,G rapidly l"r two
months, a'd had a. h"ai p'atat &C. ofcooir"' con.
.nmpiion She was under medical iu atten d ring
be whplc iiuc, hut iu GOOD purpn.r ! advf.od
rrr 10 sd'p no IN ~ 81 ""d.cht ~ Ia abe r.
pied H. r case tnus1 he huft ics..
| ihen blarcd u Bo."c ni d., Carers Pulmonary
ga! 'a"i, cnufir"crd 9i'i's III ,e tea s.Oon toll
cry ~ hoEss IA no Jlnar cxp,t'a pn th.o an OPP
tic rd,ri
to. due 10 ~ CATER and his nsscel',. to state
Hai 10 B,tlrs cfN.r Bii-u," tor'd tis plient ~
hrec inan,is, and u.ry lave ner iYl tdaaE.. t8,e
wtn,-sed ur ba.'i l., ~. Il .',a m,iicu,, IL
vsrl r','anrr- Tor he last 'o"r'h' n 90 ~ put
| tonary coTraf''-. "o'tee,w " N"'ts'
TJO"AS KlaDtiCk.
! Thrt!pd, JAW. Il, 1915.
! D. ). " rh,yer, oi SIS, l,rt, sayr--" have
d. con. nler,Jtr ct u. e Ir"'' ful'uprr'N
3ai."w ~ ry Pfirict and t'"y tlH'ry, am bii.Sc
| sai'm lie roap ".t, sncAbl La " mos "i '"'n-
p..tb ~ the Lu"s dtd y " CIV at nttdIc.ue
uch an drcle wish ,s,r'p Re pay t,a.
$. W. 1UhYah, VI. ,.
Jan. 25 ls43
THIS ma, Ny hat 70, " monhs past have
had orc',Ip, To Ne D.. C,it,t'e Compound ulm"-
nary Bii>dt aId be.ttv, T. 10 % gOUc rttt,' III
pulmonary complaints, airJ would chNeruliy Con-.
n'nd ii Ia NY p, iani, unI o'nsrs afflicted nh Pul
mOnary diht nl'rs.
iIG%RY 3 LEONARD, NJ. D.
NHrlh Have'ir'l, h 8, + b. q 1913.
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Died. Tnnouih. Wednesday, the 18th ul Hon NAM
UHraAs, l.. L. Professor Of Law in Middlebury Col
person admitted the practice of law in cout the
time OF hi, ecease oldest living w!er in the state, and
at the head OF te Ruand County Bar lilo born in Sails
bury Connecticut 75 aud graduated Yale college in ~
lie moved 10 Vermont and loo oL himself ut Rutland,
where ho remained until about $780, Tnmouth
WIN he has since resided. lie admitted the the
cOunty of Bennington, the Thursday of june NO.
by diligence and attention his professions he
well deserved reputation us lawyer In Oct 1885 he ell
Judge OF the Supreme Court and il Oct 1853
Chief Justice, which office he held during tho ensuing
his the General Assembly and its deeg State Con-
venton lie OF the Commissioners in behalf OF Yer
York In 1919 he appointed joint commissioner with Lew
. Morris, Esq to negocate the admission OF Vermont into tho
Washington, Judge of the United States District Court for the
district Of Vermont This office he retained until 1885, when
signed During his ncumhenoy he prepared and published
books Reports OF Judicial Decisions Dis
aud Dissertations the other duodeemo volume entitled Spin
ciples OF Government" The latter these
visod and rePuhShod with additions form Of 1888
pages in 1883 lie again chosen Chief Justice Of Sup
Court 1885, and the time appointed OF
mce mostly discharged by Judge O. alone, the result Of
which the laws of 1897 which often spoken
abst lawyers, being the best compilation
and which said by competent Judge the
code OF laws that could be found the library
this that capacity during the succeeding years In
oetoeT 1913, he elected Chief Justice Of Supreme
Court and continued in that office during the
After leaving the bench in 1915 he continued in the practice
his profession but few In 1915 he chosen Profess
OF Law IN Mdddebuy College to supply the
toned by the resignation Of his BROTHER the Hon Daniel Chip
lie continued hold this the time of his DEATH
nominal Judge Cbpman's aainments literature and
SCIENCE his legal requirements and mis- distinguished reputation
than an aluson to them order to do Justice to his
His works his private and professional reputation, the and
fihuness and integrity all hear ample testimony to his ability
aud his worth.-c. l." ". Rutland Herald
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

BY The following decision of the Supreme Court
OF the United States, the power Of the State Leg
islature 10 pass stop laws relief laws, uppraise-
ment laws, and all similar laws, to enable debtors
10 deiraud their creditors, is declared to be UN-
CONSTITUTIONAL,
No. 50. Arthur Bronson, complainant, vs. John
H. Kinzle ct al, on a certificate of division in opin-
ion between the Judges Of tho Circuit Court U.
5. for Illinois.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered The opinion
OF this Couit-ls, That the decree in This cnse
should direct The premises TO be sold public nue.
lion to The highes, bidder, without regard to the
law of the Stue, OF 18Th February, 1S4l, which
gives the right of redemption 10 The mOrigagor
Tor II monIl's aud 10 lhe judgment creollnr or ID
months 20, Ihdl The decree should direct the
sa'e 81 the uursasrd premises without helng
inst valued 10y three house holdets, ~ wmhun,
requiring two-lhIrds OF tie amount oi the sand
valuation 10 be bid according 10 The law at Feb
q, lS4l.
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From the Boston Atlas.
Ia..-.aIa..a 4 A 4 laL.A %

vi 7 80
CORN ENCHANGE-AnOiher week of activity
in the Flour meko has been experienced with further slight
advance in prices Sales since the lust report dealers,
s of 10000 bhs Ohio comprising good brands,
81 ID So per Dbl Some parcels superior shade higher.
TIE transactions Genesce have been confined chiefly
ond hand from at 49, and fancy at S. per bb
IRONIsIoNS-For articles there improved de-
mand and sales fair have been made of Pork
quotations. viz ceur per bb 10 II NESS so 50 prime
81 to Il So
WoOLNohing done in foreign of any Importance. Sales
American fleece slight reduction late quotations.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
COURTS IN MARCH.

U. s. District Court. At Montpelier, Tuesday, March 81.
Supreme Curt. Montpelier, March 7Danvle l4th-Gud-
hall, 2lst-irisbutgh 2sth.
Pyobaic Courts For Washington district, the probate Of
fee, Montpelier, every Tuesday
For the district Of Randolph tho probate office in Washing
ton the hs Tuesday, 7h March ]. y. Euglss East
Randolph, the 9Th & Blodgrs Chelsea, the 18th
For the district of Bradford Coss inn, Bradford Mar H..
For the district of Caledonia ut the probate Office Danyile,
on the last Wednesday of Mutch.
For tho district of Orleans, ut the probate Office in Irasburgh
the irst and third Wednesdays OF March.
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MARRIAGES.

In NohGl, Jan o. by Marvin simons, Esq Mr. Truman p
kellogg Miss Alice c. Rich
In Randolph l lust by Ees n. Culver, Mr.. David Partridge
Mr-. Eliza g smith, both formerly OF this lge.
III Norwich 2st ult. by Rev Russell, Mr. Denson NJ.
knights OF Waterbury Miss Harriet N Partridge Of N.
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NEW lVNN :
FLOUR AND MEAI-Thcre is not much doing 10. day. and
although hear of reduction the demand sellers YET
the market be considered firm. The sales of Western
limited to the immediate of buyers.
PROVlSIONSThe Provisions still mostly kent ont
of Market holders beginning ohn prices, New prime
Por is a g At a.
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BRIGnroN MARKET-NIoNpAY, Feh. q, ls4a.

BRIGHTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Feb. y, 1913.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
Al narket 4O Beef Cattle 750 Sheep, and 100 Swine 40
Beef Cattle unsod.
PRcEs-Beef Catie-Inst weeks prices were sustained
COns and Caircs--Veiy few Sales
Shcep-Sues made from 81 50 to rs.
SDtHc-No lots sold to pcddle. A few retailed
SOM II 10 81 and few smnlI Shoats ut &c.
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STATE Or vEGMoNT,j in plo6a7e Cum

STATE Of VERMONT, IN Probate C"un huden at
Rand ,ph DIS riot, -. Washington SAID di.tric
On the 9th dqv or FEBRUARY l343
A SENATE LADD u M FLINT, admins rators
n the Of Issac n. Laid late Of Willamsown
IN said district deceased applied or license sell al the
real estate ~ sal deceased, 10 raise nry pay he
debts due from said estate. aud the apIratng
1T is ordered that saIt picntion 10 head
al the probate off Washington SAID DISTRICT he
18Th day of March aid tina, 'hc ant oil
ed in said estate be notified hereof by pnbcH this
order in The Waichmsu p. in, Montpelier,
three weeks sivcvy may be- that they
appear, il they cause sad time and place, and give
bonds e. the payment uf said debts a!praby The u-.
visions Of the statute IN such made ami r pd, d.
| SO JOHN COLBY, judge &c Probate
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CIiARL E,STON.

WHEREAS, The Leaislaiure"i he S'atc IT Vermont
w in The year of eightenH hundred end (ctty..n.
assessed of three cents PEI acre On TIE lands
pnbi ands exccplrdl in the town of Charrson N NJ
county Orleans IN SAID sts for the purn"r "enaking
and repairing add buidlns Briiges--'l!cse Az,
10 wan tue p'opctors and land owners ts the avn uf
Oh 'restnn who have paid teir proportion Of such
TAXI labor nih rwise, the CJamitre appointed 10
surerincnd The expenditure sc the same t. the sub
her, thar much e their inls will be- sid pIbc ycn
nur at the dwelling use Of Darker Cue in the tpwn Of
CNatrsnn In the c"nnry nf Orcani the tenth av Oi
May Gcx at 'e o'clock A. NJ viii he rcqn size 10
jlschai ge their respective with cos =.
| Dated al Charleston tins 23I dav Of February A D
1913 90 DURKEE COLE Cullrcnr
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ELIAS WELLS, rsTATr.

HE subscribers having been app Ell ~ tr Hon the
J PROBATE Cour for ihe District ~ washington Cons
missiuners receive, and al w. alt claims and
demands OG all persons aqans ihC estate e Er- We Is
la 10 "f Dnxbury ~ sad D.r ~, Gess,d rrpre-rd"d
lnsovent aud ilic team 81 six eirn lar iuts from he
Path day NJ lauua 1873 bong Al wed by sail Court y"
the creditors If sid eas.i to exhibit lhr respective
claims brftc us, d. that will atrn itn thu
dmcs If our appointments the dive lln' huu>e q" wsi"S
Se'nda Wells, IN DSmry SAID di.irir IN TIC third
TUESDAYS Of Ap'il aud July next niue ock, ~ NJ IN
each of said days.
Dated at Mnrrrwn IN 81 h dav &C Jdnury, A D 1913
JASON CARPENTER. ),,.-...
0S CtPHAS CAkpEN FER. S""sS'"her
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A L. PERSONS a e hc,t by canioned against rus ing
n GEORGE A SHELDJN, ar pa rug tam an, de.
uds my agent as sldi c"n-ioer self :, suns b,
~ no transactions 4 his of whatever KIND
Henry II. HOWARD.
OrfoId, N. II, Feb. lith, lsiS. 90
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Rerehchmtm - Ia Il ,ec'ui .l,,Cciiu the lluu-s
Of itrpesrn,".tv., lion. - b BAmtrd sinte.l In
face na' erclhS'rs u he pubic GeL HE "pp,Ob,,r
tons jUr his yeur, WJnt4 NOT erceed eighieen ana
might not be more than SeUenieea and hay milioas
Of dollars: while during Mr.. Pan BTen's .4inia
iStrdtiOn THEY AVERAGED THIRTY SEVEN MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS PER ANNUM, They werr now nimiei
Wing Administrations. less than one huy lhat
they mere under Mr.. Pan Baren. I hus it viii he
seen lhal the Wings have more Than fulfilled all
The promises OF rerenchmenl they made, despite
HE hostility they have been forced 10 en- omner
~ Y Trjbhn.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DIS TRICI COURT TER
NONT DISTRICT
n DA NIX nUPTCY,

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
WILLIAM +. SPEAR, Of Briintec, IN sail Disirirt,
to be declared Bankrupt, tho Uce Of san,
District Judge in Montpelier said District on Ffid the
3lst day Of March, 10 49, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
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Democratic Rcaciivn.-I'Omn Elections in Ncu
York he lawn elections IN Montgomery colin-
y nave resulted, says the Fuiion County Repub
,c"'', IN HE election OF five Wings aud i've Locu.
iocos 10 the Board Of Supervisors. Last year we
had but three Supervisors while the Regency car
rled seven. la Sleuben County TOO, as far us
heard IRON, we hu'e gained three Supervisors.
These indications must be anything but agreeable
10 The restored Bourbons
Bloom'ngburgb, the empire town of Sullivan
county, has increased It's Wing maiorlies from 80
to 5O al lis town election just eld
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Dated al Charleston tins 23d dap Of February A D
1913, 50 DuRKEE COLE. Collector.
NOTICE.
| THIS may certify that have given my son LEON
L ARD DANA CADI, his time during The remainder
of his mInr-,tv 10 aud ira lie Tor himself shall Meth
rr Ella NJ his earn.s pay debts Of his raonc after
tn, dar. CALVIN CADY.
R"Nbiry, Much ls49. 9s
MILL SAWS.
STORRS & lANGDONS have last received Pha-
~ drrnla Mil and C,Osscui saws.
FIJI -. 81
CAMPtftNf. OIL.
tIORRS & I.ANDDONS are M su, ply off rsh Gam
| ~ phue, for Cht'ira Lamps
| Feb. %. 81
TANNERS OIL.
JUST received hy 81 OARS e. LANGDONS
u Feb. 10. 81
OLD JAVA COFFEE.
StTORRS LANGDONS have tie vciy best CJd' e
| ~ aud lea 10 BE- found III Vermont.
Feb 10. 81
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS..
1NLLlS. WILDER ~ co, have jns' received 4 few
~ i'eers # thuse e,urP ORL4lA> LUST RES
which hey offer 'f cash 1t 'owcf pieces IN can DC
| bought IN mis- ma ke Feb. S-S5
COTTONS! COITONs!!
| 1--WE THOUSAND y,rds Shcr IuG. lus received Pt
L Ellis WILDER atd COS rum cents per
y'id. Feb SIS.
ZEPHYR WORSTEDs ~ CANVASS.
- barge lot 81 Zephyr W"rstcds Can,a AID Pa
Eeb Mas, g.
800 LBS. LIV y GEESE FEAVli.3t;S.
y conn', live Grese Fea.hs's 'f'e vry brsi k'ni.
Feb 8 1913 q;
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Pennsyiuonia and The Tariff The House OF
Representatives of Pennsylvania adopted, on the
i4th ul'., yav vote of 7dIO II, Resolutions IN ia,
,or OF "a protective rarIff,and deprecaIing my nc
iion On The parI OF Congress in relation TO Iarifi
tending 10 disturb It's permancucy US system.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

Nnhins OF importance bni the iassage I'll the
bat krupt tin, Il! HE Senatr-yehs -, inciuding
The Vermont S""utors; nays IL. Various amend
n,euls were If, red, ami lie reIieuI was very ably
upi"sed Ivy Mes>rs. Chcaie, Tamadgr, Conrad,
aud others hut IN VAIN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

BY REV. J. GRIDLEY,
JUST Published and for .ae by h. p WALTON ana
a SUNS. Feb. is. l64j.
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SALI'

10y th~ Barrel, Bal or Bus0e;, veiy low a, LYMAN e.
- KINGS Feb 1913 ga
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03

CAMPtfFSf. OIL.
StTORRS & LAN1DONS are m su,. ply &C { csh Gam
| ~ phiue, for Oh, hlra Lamps.
| Feb. -. o.