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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

G. M. CLAY.-The u S. Gazette denies that this
gentleman, who had the ARRAY with Browne, is any
way related to the Hon Henry Clay, excepting in
the matter of whggery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

Odndud West, on the 2Utn.
NIBLo's-This popular and favorlte place of
amusement was thronged on Wednesday last, not
wthstandlng the rain. The performance of the
English vaudevllles elected the most enthusiastic
applause Mrs H. Hunt and John Seton, in the
vaudeville OF the Blue Domino, played with great
effect, the iDmitabe John keeping his auditors in
constant roar of laughter. He's no I A Mss
was also performed, in which Messrs Davenport,
Vache, and Miss Reynolds sustained parts well
adapted TO their respective Abilities and in which
John Soften again delighted the audience with his
admirable comic deineations. He never succeeded
better in keeping them in good humor than he did
on the above named evening. To insure a full
house tonight, it is only necessary to say that he
appears sg ain in conjunction with the above talent
ed performers, in the same successful vaudevlllcs
CHATHAM THEATRE.-This establishment now
stands triumphant ever all its competitors. While
the Bowery, the Park, and the Olympic are slum-
berlng or Wondering in darkness and silence their
doors closed perhaps Theoretically the little Chat
ham, with the attractions of the indispensable gi-
ants in muscular strength the Esslers,i now attrac
ting hundreds to that far surpass any former
effort of human powers. The public should reco
lect that this is the last night Of these prodges Of
gigantic and herculean powers, and crowded house
may be anticipated.
ALI NATIONS HorEI.-Thls layoriie resort ofcili
gems and strangers, continues to receive the patron
ae of those who desire TO combine excellent living
with prices suited to the times he saloons Of this
establishment are airy, and afford most comfora'
bic and agreeable place for diners cut. II will be
seen by reference to an advertisement in another
column, that dinner OF four courses is set for sub
scribers at the very moderate charge of 81 80 per
week, at any hour from l2to up M. The Resau-
rant is open at all houts and in abundance ard vali-
ETY. cannot be surpassed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

90 PERSONS HAVING PURCHASED TICKETS
for Baths at J. Bramans Bathing Rooms. Aston House,
are INFORMED that he will in few days (wheo he opens
pay the cash give baths for the same DESIRED at his
New Bathing Rooms, No. Courtandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

ld3- THE PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the permanent cure Of Primary Secondary sy.
philis. Sold Ia large bottles 81 each small do 81,
In containing half dozen -, carefully packed
and sent TO oil parts OF the Union.
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College Of Medi-
ne and Ph armacy, 81 Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

AWFUL DEArH.-A SID accident occurred on the
OF the young men of the College were making ar
engagements TO set of fire balloon; pan OF spirits
OF tupentpe caught fire, and in the hurry OF throw
ing the turpentlne out to extinguish the ilames,
on Marshall Kennedy, son OF the late M. I. G..
Kennedy, OF MeokIenburg county, aud the firs
communicating Immediately to his clothes, he was
80 badly burnt that be expired about IL o'clock the
next day. Several others were burnt, but none Sc
riousy injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

SPECIE LkvY.-The Msrshal OF the State of ILL
nols has levied upon the specie of lheshawnee,own
Bank. The Legality OF the levy is contested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

0U- THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the cure OF all the forms Of dyspepsia loss of appetite
lassude debility produced by indcretion proracted
sickness, and all nervous complaints Sold in large
bottles 81 each; small do ST. in containing half
dozen ST. carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the
Union. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

HKALTHY.-The city OF Savannah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

o. PROFESSOR VELPEAUS CELEBRATED
PILL for the radical cure Of gonornhea and gleet-
These pills are guaranteed to the agsrav
ment. They are the only remedy now used by the
medical faculty Sold in boxes containing one hundred
pills, 81 each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, "a Nosssu
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

90 WE ARE PLEASED TO FIND THAT THE EN-
terprisng proprietor OF the KniCkerbocker Baths has
fitted up elegant establishment exclusively for the
of Ladies' at the exceeding low price Of shilling to
which there is private entrance, at No 70 Chrystie
half for the accommodation of gentlemen at the
vfice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13
DE ATHS.

In this village 10Th nst Lewis Augustine, of A. Pierce,
aged years.
In this village, Oct 7h Charlotte Wyatt daughter of Samuel
and Charlotte Forbes, aged 81
In Wiiamsown Sept 9th of consumption, Betsey, wife
Phileus Robinson aged 46 years.
In BnHo, Sept 9th, ut the residence Of his son, Mr. Nathan
Howard aged 49, Printers in Mass and Conn., requested
In Wasfed, the 10th ult the residence of her
Dea lthmar smith, Widow Mary r. Smith, reic of the late
Mr. Saah Smith, aged II. As companion she discreet
and confdng parent tender and aectonate neigh
Dor kind charitable. For more than oty years. She
had been member of the Congregational Church in this
and although from i'll health she had been deprived for years the
privilege OF meeting hor brethren in the sanctuary the Sab
BATH and attending the conversations of the Church. still its
welfare und the prosperity Zion, near heart
eyinced her interest Savior by deep abiding
of her unwohness, and calm reliance humble
trust Christ Alone for acceptance and justification with God
Printers in Greenfield Mass and the W. Chronicle reques
ted to notice. ICON.
In Middesox, Sept 81 Lewis L. only child of Dnyd b. and
Rachel Hatch, aged nearly four years Printers in NJ Y. and
Pom. requested TO notice.
In Remington Sept Both Mrs. Esther ROBINSON rec Of the
late Revolutionary Soldier aud Patriot Col Samuel Robnson
aged % years.
In Theord, Mr. William Chids, aged about 80.
Az Governors island Oct Sd, David RUSSELL Esq of Buring
ton W. 10 his s6tl year.
In Burlington 9th inst Mr. freeman c. Vas of the firm Of
Villas LOOMS & Co. aged 70 years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13

THE SUPREMACY OF LAw.--HiS The duty ofepery
American citizen sacredly 10 sustain LaW.-Earlh
has never seen a despot who rode upon more
fiery s,eed, or swayed more bloody sceptre or
lrampled upon human rights with more calous
heart, than Anarchy. II is in Anarchy TINT death
on The pale horse may find an appropriate ante
type Law is the essence Of the Deity, the genius
of the Bible, the guardian angel OF humanity,
No matter VIVA, the plblc excitement; no
matter how intense the irritation the han :, is in
deed suicidal that would unleash the blood-h hounds
of Anarchy for reIribulicn. When those iuries
sweep The street like the midnight's bowling Storm
they are all undslinguished in The object OF their
dissolution. Now the brolhel is torn 10 fragments,
and now the refined dwelling OF peiy is sacked
aud burned. The grog-shop blazes 10 -day-the
temperance hall Tomorrow. Now is demolished
The theatre SaIan's temple and now theChurch
Gods sanctuary. The Catholic priest is hunted
by the mob this week, the Protestant clergyman
the next. TO day, il is The editor who has nerpe.
irated the nlrocous crime OF expressing all unpop-
ulHr opinion-and tomorrow 1t is his neighbor
who receives paterna chastlsement from these
blind iuries who have usllrped the guardianship
OF the press, and whom that very press may have
warmed and nursed into life and venom.
Let then the sentiment be as mmoyable as The
eternal granite OF The Rocky Mountains that law
must be and shall be sustained. Let it be under
stood that government has resisIless sources
which II can and il will bring into requisiIon, if
needlul for The protection of its citizens Let
every patriot hold himself true volunteer, a
minute-man, to defend LutO and for her defence
let him hold pledged, life, fortune, and sacred
honor.
When we contemplate the gathering millions
filling our land, the mental darkness and sensual
passions of such vast muttudes, the diversity in
fortune which industry, talent, and that success
winch is above all human control, will necessarily
produce; the variety of interests and opinions
which must prevail, we cannot magnify The i'm.
portance of sustaining iuyolable lawe--Rep \ ~
Abbott.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

The American Agcultualst: New York, Saxton Miles
The October number contains the following articles among
Others buckwheat straw, keeping apples rules for improvement
breeding stock the best sheep country soils and their
ugemeh farming in Maine, method Of making 81
year in advance
The American Agcultualst's Almanac New York; A. b. AL
lem editor, J. Winchester publisher
We have received copy and find it well filled with good
matter the Northern Farmer ws the Southern planter
Price ~ IL cents.
The Village by H. W. Herbert New York. j. Winchester
To he published this week, u New World extra.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13

And lots No and in the first range and lot No in the
second range of Steees Clpso called, each containing
one hundred aces SAID lots owned by Lucus and Benae
min Britton, the unpaid TAX said land to Two
doasalso lot No IN the third range of Stees Clip so
called owned by Asa Foster the unpaid on said land
amounts to three dollars and forty six GEMS.
And so much Of said land will be sold public Auction
at the dwelling house OF Benjamin Brton said town of
Mount Tabor tho third Thursday of November next At
ten o'clock M as shall be requisite discharge said
taxes with costs, unless previously paid.
Dated at Mi Tabor this eth day Of September, ls49
80 BENJAMIN BRITToN, First Constable,
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Oct. 9, 1913.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patrotl
At Market 1850 Beef Cattle 700 Stores 1890 Sheep and 1850
Swine. Several hundred Swine unsold.
PRIcEs-Boq Cduc-Wo quote to correspond with last week.
viz few extra at so first quality "a PSI second 375
third quality, so so.
Barrcing Catdesevcrn lots of barreling Cattle pu
chased at about the following pcos viz Mess ~ l2 No.
1906 No 9, So
Stores-Two year old So 10 three year old gil H.
SheepDul Small lots at 75c 81, 80 and So Wothers
25 to 50.
SOPHISTICATED lots Of Shoats to peddo 10 and l2 o.
hio Hogs l2, "a and l-4c AT retail from to l2c
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KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PEOPLE!!
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Their In originality of design, amount of illustration beauty
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13

In Walden 18th inflammation Of tho bowels, Avoh s.
81 of VIM Dutton, IN his Goth year.
In Lyndon Oct suddenly, Adeno, wife of Dr. Edward
Mnttocks.
In Nauvoo Ill July 90 Isaac f. Freeman formerly of Water
ford, VI. aged 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13

Pipe Layers" Who are they? The Co.
lunlbus (Ohiol Journal says three men, all hap
penlng TO be loco iocos, have been sentenced 10
the state PenIenary for u0ling hoice, at The same
poll.
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NOTICE.

VNHE nonresident proprielois of the town of Mount
i Tabor in the county of Rutland hereby notified
that The assessed by said within the year
preceding this date remain either in whole part
paid the following described lands in said town, TO wits
No. of No of 2
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II. IL, RTK Err,

DRAPER & TAILOR, STATE ST.
GIVES notice his customers that he has returned
VI from New York aud will make up garments in the
most fashionable styles Garments for others to mako
upland warranted to fit. 80,
Tailors Inch Measures, Drilled Eyed Needles, Shirt
Bosoms Collars Stocks, &c. for sale Cheap.
September 90 1913. II
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ffEIts1i MIN Ut
true copy of record,
80 Attest, LYMAN BRIGG s. Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, in Probue Court holden
Randolph District SIS { Washington, within and
for said District, he 9th day Of October ls43
IOAN l. BUCK, administrator the estate of Benja-
y min + Chlmbein late of Brantree in said district, de-
ceased makes application said Count extend the time
heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from said
tate and settle his administrator account, until future
Wheeupon ordered by said Court that said ap-
plcaon be heard the obate office in Washington
the 18th day of October lSl3and further ordei ed that
ce hereof be given the creditors of said and
all others concerned by publishing the substance of SAID
application and orders thereon, the Vermont Waterman
printed Montpelier, three weeks successfully before the
lime aforesaid appointed for the hearing of said applca
ton, 80 JOHN COLBY Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13
A true copy ofrecord,
80 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Cour. holden at
District of Washington IS Montpelier and for said
district, October 10, 1913
UNHOMAS REED, administrator on the csato of Cen.
l. Ter Lamb, late d Montpelier in said district deceas
ed presents his petition sad Court here, showing that
SAID Ccnier LAM in his life time under contract 10
deed and convey Luther Cross Of Montpelier aforesaid
all The s sad deceased had tine following real estate
in said Montpelier VIA building lot on which stands
brick dwelling and buildings SITUATE aud lying
Long Gale street called the wi age Of Montpelier,
and Is the same occupied by the sad Luther
Cross and beng the land and buildings owned by sand
deceased in common with Jonathan I Miner and Homer
w Hea # said MOntpelier-lls1 the night as aforesaid
in other piece parcel Of Land and the buildings
thereon, ned N wi h the SAID Miller and Hedon
aud led the Cin place, situate IN That part Of the vii
agc formerly called Loomis Meadow, Praying said Court
license HIM deed and convey all the said Lambs right
and interest in the aforesaid premises according 10 the
intent and meaning Of sid contract TO the SAID Luther
Cross and the same appearing equiable-WhereupoD 1t
ordered that said petition come under consIde alton at
Sc sion said Court be hulden The Probate Office
said Montpelier The 2sih day OF October lS43and 1t
further ordered that notice thereof to al! concerned be
gwen by publication the Vermont Wachman and Jour.
nal printed Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY all
of which be- before SAID time of hearing that they may
appear if they cause and object thereto.
By the Court, -
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
a ~ copy Of Recu;h
80 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Dlshict of Washington SIS. Monpeier in and for said
district, October 9th, 1913 -
THOMAS REED, administrator on the estate IF Gen.
ter Lamb late Of Montpelier said district deceased
presents his petition here said Court wiring showing
that is necessary and beneficial TO all concerned in laid
estate have the following real estate including the
ows right of dover and the reversiOn therein sd and the
proceeds hcrcofappopated fl the benefit ofhe creditors
To The same wild and heir 10 said deceased
One undi iled half Of the Rich Lot called in Monipe
her Village and beng the homestead oi said deceased y
ing on the northery side Of street, in said village
Whereupon ordered hat sad petition be referred
session Of SAID Court be holden the Probate Office in
said Montpelier the 3st day of October lS43 for hear
Ing and drcsinn aud that all Concerned he notified the
Of by publication of the slbstance Of SAID petition and the
orders thereon three weeks successfully the Vermont
Waterman aud Journal p,incd in sid Montpelier, all
winch be before said Of hearing and decision ,iha
they may appear and give bonds Tor The payment Of the
drhls and charges the salute requires.
b, the Court.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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NEW GOODS.
CAPS, STOCKS AND CRAVATS.

/ .5t IN SEQ rT and GO. receiving this week
ID large stock Of FALL GOODS which offered al
extremely low prices. For particulars call and q
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JOSHUA BOOTH has Just received a beautiful aud
y rich lot ui Cals, Stocks, Cfavats, CLOVIS Bos,ms and
Cours-lhc best varr eve Offered in this vicinity Gail
and
Monlpeirr Sept %, l843 u
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L.. A. A. GROSS,

TJAVE just received at the old stand of VIM: w Cad.
l we'll ESQ a neat assortment of ALL NEW
GOODS, selected with great care which they offer for
sale, FOR CASH ONLY at prices much lower than is
usual.
Their stick made up Of general assortment of Eng
lish French and American Goods. Also neat assort-
ment of Crockery Glass and Hardware, together with all
kinds ofWes India Goods and Groceries usually kept in
town-except liquors. All any part Of which, will be
sold terms which viii be likely to satisfy reasonable ex-
pectaons They have adopted the cash system to avoid
The actual necessity of charging who do pay for their
goods, prices sufficient the losses, which every
does credit business necessarily do,
fail.
iCJpThey hope have opportunity Of showing their
Goods to their old friends will be happy 70 show them
to all who will give them call
Monr eier, Sept o. 1913. 2Stf
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FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
E,IGD and Plain Pilot and Beaver Cloths for Oyercoais
Il also a large lot ofBroadclohs Cassimeres aud Vest
ngs consisting OF every shade colour and quality which
thew particularly invite The attention of Cash Purchasers.
For sale by ELLIS, WILDER and co.
Sept. 81, I843. 81
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Umbrellas :! i!
SALT PORK.
Prime article at ELLIS, WILDER and Cos.
N Oct r. 1913

DAN AWAY from the subscriber tins morning. about
IL o'clock, DIMICK EVANS an indented boy, to
parts unknownThs 10 forbid all persons harboring or
trusting him on my account. Any person employing said
boy may expect TO account to me for the
Randolph. Oct 10 I648 ERASTUS HEBARD 30+
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GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
THIS day received by Stors & Langdons a splendid
assortment of Cassimeres of various styles and col
ours also rich and elegant Vesngs in great variety. AL
so will be received this week large stock of Cloths Of
va rious kinds for Dress and OverCoas which the at
enton Of purchasers is particularly invited they will
be sold unusually low. Sept 26ih, ls45.
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THE old KIND heavy and stout for gentlemen aud ladies',
i al Lyman and Kings Cash Store
September 90. ~
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DICTORIAL ILLUSTRATION OF THE 81
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