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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-21
FARMERS ATTENDI

UNEN THOUSAND ACRES Of excellent LAND,
laying the town of Lowell county of Orleans, State
Of Vermont Of the first qualywell situated for Farms
for eiiher stock grain There are in said town fine
water privileges capable Of running all kinds Of Machinery
Of which are already occupied. The road from Bur
hngon Derby aud adjacent country, passes directly
through The of LOWELL and is destined to become
OF The snsni and pleasant routes from
south to be found in tho stale. There is Grist Mill
Mills Starch Factory and other convenient Machine
ny operation in sand town. Young about beginning
in tho world will do well said lands before they
purchase old farms, and pay more than treble
their value while good land be procured for less than
their real worth VIM. s. FLINT,
Lowell April 10, lsi3, los -3w) AgsniOr PropriclOrs'
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pATENT ARCH BRIDGEs.

rINHE subscriber having invented method of
l. structing Ach Bridges which nave now become well
tested for strength nd durability, ofers his services he
public builder Of Bridges his plan with great conf
dencn of success BY his method consstn, Of spans Of
from 100 TO 200 feet, with open tops and side coverings
protect the principal lumber bridges of equal strength and
pc manence with those Of any other clnsl ucton be
built for nearly hall the expense, and can be KEEP, in repair
Tor pt0portionae Letters addressed to the sub
scrber at Berlin will with prompt attention, and he
will bold himself readiness to into to
build and complete bridges IN any reasonable time
Terms, be ag'eed by parties but he would in
all cases prefer to build warranty thL the bridge shall
stand ten years longer. OLIVER CLARK,
Berlin. Oh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-21

More Ru6ianism. In the New York House Of
Representatives OH the l2lh inst. personal dis
cussion took place between Two OF the members,
Mr.. McMurray of n. Y. city and MIR. Lee of Or
ange county, and resulted in blow from Nc
Murray. A select committee reported a resolu-
ton to expel the offender, but he apoogised aud
vote of censure was passed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-21

Hoic il i0as done The way the locoiocos car
red Massachusetts is now shown. On the reJec-
ton Of the hill In the legislature OF that State
10 pay for the Charleston Convent, destroyed by
mob, some years ago, Roman Catholic paper in
Boston upbraids the ocoiocos harshiy, declaring
that The Catholics had pOtedhe locofocc ticket at The
Gate eieciion in order 10 carry The Convent OM.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-21

COMM IONER'S NOTICE.
WE the DISORDERS being tinted by the Honor BILE
w the Probate Court for tho District of Randolph.
commissioners 10 receive, and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate of WOOL
CUT ALLYN late OF Ra lph IN said district, deceas
ed represented nsUvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited offset thereto and SIX months Fl ON The 18Th
day Of March 1913 being allowed by said for that
pupose-We do therefore hereby give notice. that will
ling house of Aurrlia Allyn in said Rando phi the sh
day Of Sept next from nine o'clock A M until p. NJ on
said day. Dated At Randolph March 80. ls43
SlLVANUS BLODGETT, Commits
CHAUNCEY HAYDEN, soners 05
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Mr.. Websicr. The latest Iumor is, that Mr.
Webster has resigned his seat in the Cabinet, II
sake effec. on the lst OF May. Doubtful.
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SOMETHING NEW.
GLIDING AND sILVERING

TUE subscriber respectfully gives notice the inhabit
ants Of Montpelier and vicinity that lie has pr ,cured
Battery foi performing the wonderful operation Of GIL
DING and SiIVERtNG all metallic substances, such
watc cs, pencil cases chains rings keyes, pins III mblc
specaces brass or copper onom"ns OF every
giving them every appearance OF GOLD and SILVER
German and plated silver spoons which and cor
odeh can be restored their original color For further
particulars please call and examine The work.
iL5S Prices moderate and done at shor, and in
good style
JOHN S. ABBOTT.
Mimi nrlirr Anril Il 1913 &
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NOTECE=EXtra.

THE subscribers who receive their papers by the Post
l. residing in WASHINGTON. CHELSEA, TUN-
BRIDGE, STRAFFORD, THETFORD w rs lFAlR-
LEE, VERSHlRE and CORN I H. are especially in
frmed that will be year the LIST day Of May next
since CONNIE need carrying their papers, and that am
der the necessity Of making settlement with every of
my subscribers, shall discontinue the business unless
have PROMPT give this notice in season that
the subscribers be at the places where they receive
their papers and settle for the All that have paid
in advance shall their papers through the mail free
Of postage, should stop carrying the papers, expect
settlement with EVERY MAN.
A. NJ. FOSTER.
Barre March IS 1913 20
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Ihe Metropolis newspaper, We mean,--whe''
is it, Number was the lost received. We hk'
the paper aud are entitled to il.
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Building Bridges-Ne refer all who are inter
es,ed in bridge building, to the advertisements o
Dir. Oliver Clark in this paper.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }In.Probate Court holden
Washington District, SIS }at Montpelier, wlhn and
for said district, the 20lb day OF April, ID l843
NAlRA K. LANGDoN, administrator on the estate
" Of Nabby Langdon, late of Berlin said district de-
ceased presents her Administrator account for settlement
WLereup 1t is ordered that the BIO erred 10
the Sd day Of May next at the Probate Office in said Mont.
peer for examination and allowance, and that all
ed be notified hereof by the publication Of this order
the Vermont Waterman and Journal printed said Mont
pelier two weeks successivey as may be- that
they may appear al said time and place # they
and object thereto.
BY the Court
o5 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
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LITERARY REGISTER.

New Remedies phnrmuoeuticay and thofapeucay consider
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STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court holden
District of Randolph, SIS. { at Washington IN and for
said district, on the l2h day OF April A. D. 1913
MHEN came David Burnham, administrator on the
w estate ofPhmeas Dds, late Of Willamstown, de.
ceased and represented the Court that the deceased
in his life time under deed Samuel
Odds the following parcel OF land the of EImore
in Lamoilo county, described follows vz-Beng one
hundred lot of the right Of Daniel Ely proprietor
said town. and the premises decided Ia the interstate
by the sad Samuel Odds, BY deed dated Feb %, 1884
and makes application for license deed The said
Samuel aforesaid 1t is there fore ordered BY the Couu
that said application be heard Probate Court BE-
holden at the mn OF j. @. Gale. in Wlamstown, on the
10Th day of May nex and notice thereof ordered in the
Vermont Wachman,
JOHN COLBY, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour holden at
Randolph Dis,rict,ss. : Washington in and for SAID
district The l7th day Of April d. $40,
MARY RICHARDSON and S amuel Richardson lad
ltl mnlsrators On the estate Of Andrew Richardson late
of Orange in said district deceased applied for license to
sell all the real Of deceased including tho
version Of the widows dover Tor payment Of debts due
from said dec eased and the appearing necessary -
II is ordered that snd application be heard the Probate
Office in Washington, said district The 9Th day ofMay
and that the heirs and all concerned of said
be notified hereof by publication Of this order n the Yer
mont Waterman, Printed at MontpGlie- three weeks
cessvely, may be that they may appear they
said time and place, and give bonds for the
payment of said Gebts agresab tie statute in such
made and provided
! O5 JOHN COLBY Judo of p rebate
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Farnam vi 81 Jvhnsbuy, Miss Chestna H. Smith Of sutton
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

meet at ,he bar Of ocd Afsrwarr howcvrr on tho son.
citation Of Captain Naekenzie. Small did fcvc spcnes
and Captain NJ asked Small - forgive him II he IA doe
anything him which he ought rot which Small said
that Captain NJ "wss right and doing his duiy' and
and easy death Spencer alec askeI to be allowed 10 give
the word fire the gun which be the signal Of his
death. This aeceded to. Small also asked b. a.
lowed to address the which granted. lie then
protested that had been pirate that he had never
killed man. and suer for having intended
and that he broagh to this end BY having been in
Guinea ship, asking them beware OF Guienaman When
he had DONE and the word expected from Spencer he
said he could do it, and requested the commander
He did 20, and the execution took place.
Captain Mackenzie then addressed the crew, cnlargng
the which had led TO this CATASTROPHE and the char
acters OF those who had planned it, pointing TO them
that they could only raise themselves by attention
their duties The crew wcrc then piped down from Wit
messing punishment and all hands ordered cheer ship and
Captoin NJ gave the word for three cheers which
given with hearty good will he had cxcccd.-
The crew then piped to dinner and the commander.
observed with pain that Of the boys looked the
yard-artu, they laughed and jeered.
After dinner the bodies lowered and preparations
made for buryng thcm and heavy squal jus, then
coming tarpsulngs wero hoisted the bodies. AZ
the preparations completed all hands were called
bury tho dead This was DONE the procession line form
cd with the ranks reversed Al the conclusion, prayer
read for the safety OF the vessel and thank
fercd for her rom fate whchhc found
shc had been destined previous her leaving New York
On the 4t Of December divine performed and
Capt. NJ addressed the the late and
referred 10 letter from Smsls mother, found in his BIZ
Bile, filled with aectionate endcanents, and also tho
circumstances Of the other sufferers and their friends and
relatives. 30 p
In closing tho report Captain NJ bestowed very high
praise all the officers OF the ship, particularly
ferrng the able and xealous support which he had re-
eeyed from Lieut. Gansevoort He also gave high praise
TO the and assistant surgeonhe latter Of whom he
stated in very indifferent health the time he joined
the vessel. and continued through the voyage.
He suggested, too, that the thanks Of the Nary Dpart
nenf shoaid be az The officers their support
him. taking all the responsibility Of the execution ON him.
self He praised Mr. Wales also. and Sergt Carly who
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fssa him. sAieA !. -ssi Asss ts.s.. would has. been,
on nay pan highly inproper scI sfe know fsh vel
that whilst the rrcpoeon 20 iLcres salary psnd-
ing bofcre the House Of Delegates he cervd give
HE part and the part of the ID Clerk. $500. II
the Legislature should refuse 10 ais 10 70 which, positive.
" objected.
He aludes my putting into the iss cierk,hp "a young
man. Of IL Is years." Now, regret that he has slu-
ded this fact because Il compcs draw eonps
between himself and my I thnk truly say,
apart from the influence Of parental partiny that
natural endowmcnts, and literary asinments, equal
Mr. SxfrHs; aud that, pensman accountant. and
he his superior say with
Of contradiction that the present
Clerk has done work. and has done better than any
other ls Clerk has within the period since have
been Register Of the Land Ofcc and take pleasure In
saying, that for the last twelve months greater services
have been rendered by the Clerks Of this Office than
any year for the Last four.
This communication has been drawn to a much
greater length than Intended Incoucsiou only
say that do eonscientousy believe, that have
disposed 10 do fer Mr.. SNru than think he would
have been willing do for similar circumstances.
Whether the "Cacoethcs scnbcnd," or in other words
itch for scrbing tho love o notofe vindcate his
character and prevent misinerpc.
tation, vndie feelings towards the Register Of the
Land Office. prompted the communication which this In
reply leave to the decision Of impartial and enght
sned community. s. II. PARKER.
yASrARr IN, let3. Sci. ........ ,I.
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As the day approaches for the meeting of the Stock.
holders the friends and opponents Of this gentleman ap-
pear disposed carry the question of hs into the
newspapers. We have objection crafty them but we
in every instance, least where charges are made
reflections cast have the real Of the author. For
these the communication Of "L is suspended
unh he complies with these conditions.
The election is likely produce good deal Of feeling
quite enough without it by newspaper war
epithctsand elimination II ought be- and presume
will be, approached by the electoral body the Stockhod
in calm spirit Invested Of all personal
and be decided wholly upon grounds of public utility
s; this be done, and is of little consequence
having the appreciation OF their eonscenees, wha,
parizans may either side of the result whatever IL
may
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- CONCORD ACADEMY

IuNHE next session of this Institution will COM
The s OF February elo@e the last Of Noveh,
Course oil and terms viii be the For
the character Of the Institution efficiency OF their mode f
instruction The subscribers who's name. are
annexed and u the general Of Colleges and
universities OF The highest standing in the Union At the close OF
the last session Of the University Virginia one OF their students
who had been wholly educated by themselves degree
" having within twenty months graduated Greek
French and Spanish Languages Philosophy Moral Po.
ply Chemistry and Mathematics Persons wishing
information obtain either
the subscribers and directed Academy co.. va
----- -.- r. w. COLEMAN
J. r. COLEMAN
RErxRTscKx-Col MordeesI Cook Portsmouth
Jr Esq Norfolk Robert e. stanar E-q- Richmond Gen James
w regram,' Richmond Rev. Nicholas Cobbs VIM r.
Johnson Petersburg Joel Honeman Esq., Wight WIN n
Iayoe E-' Mount Airy; Hon X. NJ T. Hunter e. W. Judge Jpo
u Mason Southampton Hon VIM Ryes G. W. Judge Rayy
Accomae 80 80
'Geneeh who either have had present have sons or
wards members OF institution IA 4 ekde,wI,
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, s .ass Wishing to obtain d-nie number Of pupia
anu that ssu one being thirty have come h.so,,
the public at this une 10 -oc the patronage OF thos who
prefer such school To large object OF the Prt
ps 70 teach themselves with the srcepon French and M,
TOT which competent teachers provided tha
are generally attended TO In other taught m this ea
icing taken that the pupils thoroughly
@ oranhe before they advanced higher and that thew
VIII have a. many subjects at time as can be
accomplished with advantage md NO ,,oc I, a.
wished also TO be distinctly UNDERWOOD lessons for The
following day are studied In school, under eye OF tho te-ch
a. they have onnd BY experience plan a.
TIC scholar IN vanous respects And Important The mind
should DC improved as well as the Is the Win
OF the Misses w TO establish Library that each
lady when going home tee she will he burden OF ,e
ons VIZ ake wan her an entertaining and BOOK
Robertson Dr.. Cunningham IA eSSS,.,T
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY >. is.a

CoRPORATIONS-GroaeIA
The Savannah Republican. sound and excellent paper
commenting proceeding Of the Georgia Legislature
wherein cfs up by the Georgia Banks to some ex-
smpuon, dsn.d by the Legislature. complains Of the
hatred OF corporations which tnges this Legislature"
The People OF this country, Of Georgia only but Of
the whole Union "unged" pretty much the Georgia
Legislature. Corporations have been multiplied grsa,
extent invested with many privileges and tolerated
In systematic disregard Of their obligations Where
individuals would be- and are held strictly the bond they
violate with impnny, exhibiting the extraordinary and
odous spectacle of souces and artificial persons enjoying
imunIes which denied the citizens Of the land
II is not wonderful that there should be strong reaction
ganst them in public feeling, and determination
grant peculiar privileges with sparng hand and
TO hold corporaors TO rigorous accountability
While their capacity for public utility under proper restric.
tons and when confined legitimate objects In undoubed
equal tendency abuse encroachmen and to come
in unequal conflict with the rights OF the individual citizen
- not the ess certain The very conception of corpora
ton anti Republican. While they ought be protected
In all their vested rights hope the Of
the country chary in creating them for the future
more ccuuspec,in laying down the conditions upon which
they enjoy exclusive privileges, and rigid in
exactng honest end full compliance their under
takings. Above all, we hope not TO the Wing party
under any romantic and mistaken conception of public du
~, wreck their influence by undscrmnating defence
corporate bodies which both odous the mass Of the
People, and deserve TO be
Gov. Mcdonald has vetoed the of the Georga Legs
ature dstrcung the State for the choice of members
Congress. under the law Of 1912 The Legislature Of
Georgia is Loco Foco like the Governor The veto is ap
piled under the notion, borrowed from the Old Junto Sehoo
here, with whom the Governor allied by maaee) tina
the Law Of Congress, aho expressly authorized by the
Constitution, is unconstitutional 1t such State Right
Quixotes, always fitting with wind mills imagining m
invading in flock Of sheep, who have brought the
ancient and just doctrines Of the Old Republican School
Virginia into disrcputc and rdicule. The Legislature
Georgia adjourned on the 9Th Dec medatey after IN,
Veto and thus there will be conformity by Georgia e
the acquisitions of the law Of Congress- course also
adoptedby the Legislature OF New Hampshire. The eiec
will be that the Congress will exclude their Rcpresen
atiyes from Seats, until Georgia and New Hampshire com
ply with the law This be, or law of tho land b,
nulfied.
Among the last acts of the Georgia Legislature was one
authorizing sPece-paying Banks to Issue small notes -
Another proof Of the nsncerity Of Loco Focoisrn.
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the 7h section of the "sct provide for the open
ing and repair VI the public osdr passed March d. ls3S
The bill makes the ms.,ss inss~sd Of the
ponsblc for not woskipg the ros4
The bill divorce Jacob Kesrns from his wife. COMING
up on its s-ccnd reading -..-...---'---- :.
MI. srusklL moved ap indefinite pos,ponemenI
a long debate essoed, In which 'PllTHftH
MI Hopkins. Mr.. Smith Of H.. Mr.. Keen, Mr. Gsme,,.
Mr. sssvsi Mr. Brown Of r. Mr.. Cowsu. and Mr. kiawelf
participated. ~
The motion 70 posipege Allied s,iAes, sisLson. and
tho House. on motion o. Mr.. SNrn &c II. adjourned.
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MARRIED,

The rsedsnes OF hsr fsther Wednesday tn si. ut bv
the Raw Robert a. Loving Dr. rncNAs l. Rosissou 10 No
INA A. darshsr Of Col James rses all Of cumberiand
On "Wednesday the 2isi Dsesnber by Rev Mr. cu,is Mr.
Loekeue. Esq. OF chesterfeh y - -
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