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NOTICE TO JOURNEYMEN COOPERs-A public
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VIM A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, August !, l9t3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
NEW ST'OREI
Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
MAIN STREET,
lust received a general assortment Of w. L.
y GOODS e. GROCERIES, consisting Of


20 chests Young Hyson Tea IS bids 81 Croix Rum
10 do soucbong do Is pipes Corniac Binudy .t
10 do Imporiei do IS Holland Gin;
10 do Old Tyson do IS hLds New England Rum;
70 bags Coffee four kinds; 70 casks Irish Whiskey -
8 tons Sugars all kinds; quarter casks Port Wine;
10 hhls Moasses d. .H.Ir 70 do Old Port fe do .|
20 cnsks lamp Oil pufo sperm l5 do Old Mndorn do
do LarlOi; H Is do Sicily do
2 do Comphene; - do brown Sherry do
80 boxes 1cbacco; baskets Champagne, scrider;
10 do Bar Soup; Is do do Anchor ;
20 do fancy do 10 boxes Porter and pale Ale
20 do Ruisins; Goldfish, Mackerc, Sa mon ,ha J.
20 bags Nuts oil kinds; libut Fins
8 boxes Lemons; premium dairy and table Salt;
Paints and Paint Bushes; fine Western do;
Spieos Pickles, Preserves sweet Liverpool bag do; =
Oil, Caichups, Curon, Mace ION real llavannu Cigars
irish Moss Cocoa, Shells Maccy, Ruppce&Scotch Snuff
so boxes Colts fuo chew Drpons Eagle Powder
ing Tobacco; smoking do Shot, Lead caps
Making complete an assortment lie to be found in
the country.
Also, GLASS WARE: STOVES and HOLLOW
WARE, and STOVE PIPE md TIN WARE 6 new
style Troy PARLoR STOVES; G new style COOK
ING STOVES; Air Tight, new patterns; BOX
STOVES, all sizes, &C. &c. al patterns, nude from
the best meIal selected from Troy and Albany aud sever
al Vermont Furnaces
The subscriber having bought his stock fur CASH will sell
Mt Wholesale retail at reduced prices, for cash short
approved credit and for kinds of produce From 20
years experience in city and country BUSINESS he believes
the old adage true" mmbe nine pence better than
slow shilling. He naltes himself if persons wanting w
Goods Stoves will call and look his stock thoy viii be
induced 10 buy. AUGUSTUS HAVEN.
Sept. 20. esf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
The POOR SAILOR Roy.

On the night Of Tuesday, January 10, just as
was begnnlugto enjoy the sense of increased safe.
~ and comfort in the abatement OF tie lempesu-
pus weather. a starting aud painful Incident oc'
Cured, winch gave me new and VIVID impress
sion OF the dangers ofIhe sea. yusir,a..
Al eight O'Clock in the evening, The wind being
sill so stronghold the brig was staggering under
thelew sails which she Was carrying, there were
appearances OF the rapid approach OF violent
squal which made 1t necessary 10 reduce our
canvass to he ioreiol,sail aud ioresail. When the
order was given TO take ia the lib. went down
into the cabin, and Sias+r, ,hg 10 amuse myself in
my soiitate, When was suddenly slarled by a
most dismal groaning sound, which seemed to
come 10 me through the side of The vessel Be-
fore had time 10 ask or seek the causs Of this
strange noise, heard sharp, quick cry Of alarm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
THE SPIDER.

BY wh' H. chAHhiFe'
Haitian, Of cas,Ie g,ov
Creen;ns thing in ssobsl ,yov
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Aged nni,nrl n, hir,h .Ht
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o. sshe n;nb,;,~n,e ,ySa s;msy, c'"s''
Curious ss;der' tLon,,, 70 me-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
POETRY.
For the Waterman & Journal.


MEssRs EDITons Wore liberty to reveal the name o
the learned and amabe author Of the following lines the at
fecng circumstances which elected them confident they
would acquire added They no however,
signed for publications. and the writer but yielded the socta
ons of friendship in consenng that they should appear
paper They are addressed
TO AN UNFORTUNATE LADY.
Thy history Is sad, full well l know,
Told by irieDd-that friend was thine =
With nobest heart the tale he told
Of sorrow, and thy suns decline.
1t moved my soul-it woke my harp,
And babe my tenderest pity flow,
To tell thee, mourning dropping heart,
Thy lot is not SO hapieSs--No!
Thou hast, to all, atonemen made
In meek repentance, deep and pure =
Thy 5 aud mine extend their aid,
And love thee better than before.
Thy Cod fOrgves and bids thee lean
On his almighty tender love;
Extends 10 thee his mildest beam,
And whispers, cease, my child, to mourn
Then raise thy sad depending heart
Enjoy thy peace with God and man -
Heaven--yea, and earth-all plead thy part,
.. And seraph angels say-amen. EDMUND.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17

Elisha Coyill, Carlos Car {
penler, Julia T. Goodrich, :
Chauncey Goodrich, Jona- Z
than A Houghton, Eliza M :
Houghton, \
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
VT. wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL.

80 IN ApvArcr-s2 so AT THE END OF THE YEAR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17

VIM. GREENOUGH e. Co.,
No.l4 MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A RE constantly receiving,
"A HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
which they offer for sale the country trade for cash
approved credit, on The reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in part CT
TABLE a. SPRING CUTLERY.
Files, GrcdvOs and Sons, Groves and Sons Saws
Hand, Web, Compass, Blue Back, Grating, from the
manufactures of Groves md Sons Butcher Tyznck and
other approved Stamps Greaves and Sons Edge Tools
Turner's and Slaggs Sckles Greaves and Sons, and
Brown and Flathes' Braces aud Bits comprising a
Pete assortment orShcfieiJ Goods
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are, Jamcss Screws Bed Screws; Coach
Screws Butts, broad AID Baldwins, Kenriek's
GotcPs, FauArs Table, Y Plate, back flap pew chest
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log, Fence Halter
Chains LocksCatpcntcrs Badgers, Kim, dead closer
pad, chest, trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfolk atches
wrought Nails Of superior quality. SC.
AMERICAN HARD
Ames's shoves and spades iron and steel; brass
Andirons Nashua locks and atches; American Latchcs
Blakes, Parkcr's and Whites &c; VIM. Rowland's Mill
and Cross Cut Saws Coffee Mills, SC.
Composing in all stock well adapted to the country
trade 60.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
I'll A RD-W AR E

. I 7
GEO. j. & CHAs. w. HOMER g. co.
(Lato Homes, Homer and Coz
lave received by reccn, arrivals from England thci
J. fall supply of
CUTLERY d HARDWARE GOODS.
They have also received from the best Manufactures
superior tmen Of Domestic Hatd Ware making tho
stock very complete end most desirable all Of which they
offer TO their rien and the country trade generally III,
very best terms for cash or credit 2S
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-08
GOVERNOR HAMMOND AND THE TEXAS
QUESTION.

Governor Hammond, Of South Carolina, in his
Message TO the Legislature says:
at has been rumored and some remarks of the
English Minister for Foreign Affairs in the House Of
Lords have given countenance to the rumor, that a
treaty is on foot between Great Britain and Texas
by which the former is to bind herself TO guaranty
the independence of Texas, on condition Of the abo-
liton of slavery in that country. Our most vital
interests would be involved in such treaty 1t is
scarcely possible that Texas make a compact
50 absolutely suicidal The true interests Of Texas
and of this country, demand that she should be an
nexed TO this Union and it is to be hoped that ere
long this will be DONE IL il is not the Federal Gov
eminent should resist the ratification Of any such
treaty with Great Britain, aggression upon the
United States. Possessed Of Canada and the West
Indies, claiming Oregon, seeking to obtain foohold
in Texas, and looking with covetous eye to Cuba,
this great Naval Power is evidently aiming TO encr-
Gle us in her We should not, perhaps, permit
ourselves TO doubt at this time that Texas cannot be
so blind to her own welfare TO make treaty stipu-
lating for the abolition of slavery, that the Fede-
raj Government in such an event. would fail to
sert the rights and dignity of the United States But
an expression of your opinion on the annexation of
Texas TO the Union, might pot be improper"
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From the Philadelphia Mercury.
PRESIDENT rs MESSAGE.

This is one of the abest State papers we have yet
seen, and exhibits the position of President Tyler
high above the contendng factions Its tone is manly
and patriotic, and its style clear and satisfactory
speaks the opinion of the President without reserve
and enables the nation to take retrospective and
prospective view of ITSELF President Tyler meets the
great questions that pending in our foreign Di-
plomacy like man. He has consciousness that he
IS asking for nothing that is not right and the deter
mination to accept nothing less We rejoice before
hand at the impression this Message will make in
Europe, especially in England because salts
fed that there is no other way Of enforcing the re-
spect Of John Bull and of Europe generally than by
the attitude assumed by the United States in the
Message of President Tyler.
We have no room here, nor do pretend in this
number, to express more than general approba-
ton of the contents of this important State document
But we approve more particularly lst of the Presi-
dents proposition TO establish line of mi tary posts
Oregon Territory for the protection of American
settlers; ID, Of the prompt and decided manner in
which he opposes the efforts of Great Britain to pas
ter up Mexico, as to give her the appearance Of
nation at with Texas and under that cloak to
obtain herself footing on terra frma South Of the
United States. And thirdly, feel grateful to Pre-
sident Tyler for taking proper notice of the position
of the States Of the German Tariff League, with
which treaty seems to be in progress of negotiation
The German League comprises more than 81 :
O0OO GOO of an eminenty industrious people disposed
TO trade with US, and unincumbered by Colonies,
! which divide and distract their policy They are
disposed to treat terms of fair reciprocity, pro-
vided other illusory Treaty Of reciprocity be
abolished, and will eventually become consumers OF
our staples cotton, rice and tobacco.
President Tyler has already done more in the brief
space of three years. toward the settlement of our
most perplexing difficulties at home and abroad, than
any administration before him. and should he
succeed in what he has now undertaken history will
Ply him far nober tribute Of respect than that
which flows from the evanescent applause Of fac.
tons.
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