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TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA
IN CONNENlON by stage lines from Saratoga by
i the way oil Glen's Falls TO Lake George and by
The way of San " Hill, kingsbury, and Fort Ann to
VIII TEHALL, with the Lake CEdmplain steamboat.
or Montreal Quebec and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-Power, as follows
From Troy at O'Clock, a. m.
p. m.
Saratoga for Troy and
Albany, via Troy road, {" am.
ABA 4" pm.
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York steanD ats (wh never they do not go to Troy
immediately their arrival at Albany, by the steam,
Joats John Mason aud Jonas c. Heart aud landed al
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HORSES that have Ring-Bone, SPAWN, Wind
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PILES, &C. are wholly prevented, or governed if
the attack has come on, If you use the only true
laws, Linament from Comslock * Co. All sores,
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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-01
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPTLAw.

We hA hoped that the almost universal
resort of the deeply indebted States to the
pernicious Stay-Law and Valuation Law
expedients, whereby the collection Of debts
is utterly suspended, would have awakened
the Representatives of the Creditor lnteres,
in Congress to the infinite mischief of re-
pealing the Bankrupt Law. We were mis-
taken, and sadly do we confess il. Hence
forth, the old system of fraudulent assign
ments, rascally compromises. irregular and
huctuating laws, passed and transformed at
the caprice of twenty six Legislatures, is TO
govern the collection, or rather non-collect-
ion Of debts. Now, the Relief principle
will flourish in all its glory Wherever
any community falls in debt, it will fly 10 its
Legislature for some Stay Law to relieve
it from the trouble of paying; and thus the
only time when collecting laws will be o.
lowed any validity is just when they amount
TO nothing.
We had hoped better things of the Con-
gress. We had hoped that it would act up
the the sound Conservative motto Preserve
and regulate-not destroyp We presume
there were defects in the present law, out
we thought it the very business of Congress
TO correct these, and perfect the system.
Now we have little hopes from the Senate,
and not much more from the President.
But if John Tyler would just Veto this bill
and plainly tell Congress to make good
Bankrupt Law if this is not one, we will
forgive him about any act offolly.
The 70 blowing is the bill as it has passed
the Honse.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. of the United States Of A.
merica in Congress assembled, That an act
entitled IAN act to establish uniform sys-
tenn OF Bankruptcy throughout the United
Slaies," approved on the 10Th August, 1S4l
be, and the same is, hereby repealed: Pro-
uided, That this act shall not affect any case
of proceeding in bankruptcy commenced be-
fore tine passage of this act, or any pains,
penalties, or forleitures incurred under the
said act; but every such proceeding may be
continued to lis final consummation. in like
manner as if this act had not been passed.
We sec with prldc that the ii who voted
against the Repeal are all Wings. OF the
l4O votes for Repeal, 90 wsro cast BY Lo-
cofocos and Al by Wings Those who vo.
ted for the law when it was passed and no W
10 repeal 1t arc
Messrs. Black, Boardman. Bronson. t. J.
Campbell Caruhers, Cowen, G. Davis.
Dcberv, Everett, P. e. Goods, Hastings,
Hudson, Morris, Osborne, Rayhor, Roose-
ren, Smith, STANDBY. Stokely, John T. Stu
art, Talliafarro, Tillinghas. Wood. Angus
tas Young
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HENRY CLAY.

The present divisions in the rank.,s..
Locofocos, and the recent gloriou, M te
Victory in Georgia, may well insn,o 'als
friends Mr. Clay with renewed ann,,;' VIZ
In the former they behold house div ;,Su
against itself, and therefore sure to E,He 4e'
the latter the fullest evidence that tho n.H ID
pie of one State at least have shaken ~, ~
their apathy, and are prepared TO enter i,.a
the war against corruption with sometbnr
of their old energy. In Connecticut tos
long slumbering fires are being rekipgsS
Some three hundred of her choisest shirt,
spoke out last week at Hartford in lone,
which strongly resemble the war-note, !;
1910. In Indiana also, and in other STATE,
the din ofpreparation is beginning to max
itself; and every where the name Of Claw
is repeated with enthusiasm.
Sound men of all parties are at last com.
PEELED to acknowledge, that of all the can
didates for the Presidency. Mr. CLAW CON.
bines more of the requisite qualification f.,
that office than any other American. Hs
is, and has always been, warm friend n
the Protective policy--to Internal Impro7e.
ment,-and 10 a sound and uniform Ma.
tional Currency. His views on these and
all other subjects of national policy are PFC.
cisely similar to those Of sound BUSINESS men
in every community. He is no vapid trans.
cedentalist-no moon struck yisionary-no
man of one idea, and that most rid;culou,
one. But wise, far-reaching, and hber.
minded statesman, who has CLOSELY studied
the past, and from its teachings drawn the
fullest instruction for the present and the
future. While The unprincipled Van Buren,
is ''purring over petty schemes for his own
aggrandizement," and the wretched Tyler
shamelessly setting up the patronage Of tie
government at auction, to be knocked Of
TO the highest bidder, the eyes of all who
love their country, and are aware of The
imminent dangers which threaten its free
institutions, are instinctiyely turned toward
the great Statesman Of the West, as the
man destined above all others, to aid ia the
restoration of its prosperity, and in bringing
back to the republic those golden DAYS Of
virtue, happiness, and decorum, when to be
an American citizen was tho proudest boast
that could be made.-1roy HThg.
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NOTICE IN RELATION TO THE
INSANE POOR.

According 10 law passed al the last ses-
sion of the Legislature Of this State, sit shall
be the duty of the Selectmen in any town,
on application and satisfactory evidence, 10
make return directly 10 the Commissioners
of the insane poor of any case of insanity
which they may deem proper, whenever
such case may occur,and that the said Com
missioners shall have power al any time 10
afford relief in such cases ;" and it also hav-
ing been enacted thai the Governor of the
State shall discharge the duties which have
heretofore been performed by the Commits
sioner5,
would give notice that | will attend at
all times to any such application of the Sc
lectmen of any town, and request the said
Selecimen in their returns 10 notice "their
respective ages, conditions and circumstan.
ces, how long they have been insane, what
attempts have been made TO restore them TO
reason, and whether their present guardians
orfriends ar willing that they should become
beneficiaries at the Vermont Asylum for
the Insane, under the provisions of the act"
As the chances of cure are directly lessened
by delay in sending the insane 10 the As
ylum in the first stages Of the disease. pref.
erence will be given 10 those cases for whom
application is made during the first three
months of their insanity.
CHARLES PAINE.
Mortified, Jan'y 2, 1s43.