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STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court holden a.
Lamoilie District, IS. 4 the Probate Once in Nor.
rsown with and Tor sad District, on the is day Of
April, ID lS43,
(NEORGE w. BAILEY. administrator on the estate
NJ ot John lla !. Late 0f Gilmore, IN SAID District de-
erased makes application SAID Court to extend the
time heretofore allowed him pay debts due from sand
estate and to settle lis admnls account until some
future day Whereup order ed by sail Cou that SAID
application be heard al the probate otfce in Morris Nn,
the Sih day of May 1913 and urthe ordered that
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weeks slccessvrly before the time aforesaid appointed for
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Thompson, on the first Monday oC May next O'Clock p
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April q. ISIS. 6
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pATENT ARCH BRIDGEs.

fINHE subscriber, having invented new method of
strucing A'ch Bridges, which nave now become well
tested ft strength nd durability offers his services The
public as builder OF Bridges hs plan with great conf
dnce of success by his method, consisting Of spans of
from 100 10 ECO feet with open tops and side coverings
protc the principal timber, bridges Of equal strength and
pemanence with those Of any other uclon can BIZ
built for nearly hail the expense and KEEP in epar
for proporonaie sum Letters addressed to the sub.
seriber At Berlin will with prompt attention, and he
will hold himself readiness enter into engagements to
build and complete blidses IN any reasonable ume.--
Terms, can be ageed by psres but he would IN
all cases prefer to build warranty Li the bridge shall
stand ten years longer. OLIVER CLARK
Berlin, April IS, 1913 O4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
NOTICE.

THIS ccr6es that have rehnquished to my son John
q Cozzens his during tn; remainder If his nj.
norlly, and shall pay debts his contracting nor claim
any of his wages af.er luis date.
THOMAS C. COZZENS.
Randolnll Aui Is 1914 ce.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YER
MONI DISTRICT.
IN BANKR UPTCY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court, YER
MONT DISTRECT
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
GEORGE WILSON ofNonpeller, for hs discharge
aud certificate, bankrupt at the Office II Samuel
Prcnss, in Montp eCr in said District Tuesday the
ii IA day Of July A. ID. lsiS.
GEORGE p. HASSAM of Mortified, for his dis
charge nd dcaie, Bankrupt the office Of Sam
uel P,onss, In Montpelier said District Tuesday
the lih day Of July A. y. 1913, at 10 A. NJ.
AUSTIN ALEXANDER, of Mortified. for his DIS
charge and certificate as Bankrupt at the Office Of Sam
uc Prcntss, in Montpelier, in sad dstiici, on Tuesday
,io nth day Of July, A. 1913, at 10 a. NJ.
EDMUND SHIPMAN, Of Mortified for his discharge
and certificate, as BlnkruPt, at the office of Samuel
Pr ,n,rss in Montpelier in sud district on Tuesday the
llth day of July A D. Isis, at 10 a. NJ.
WILLIAM BLOOD JR., Of Roxbury, for his discharge
and certificate, Bankrupt, the Office Of Samuel
Pren,iss Montpelier said disuct, Tuesday the
llth day Of July, A. D. 1913, at 10 A, NJ.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
DY virtue Of sundy orders and DEGREES Bankruptcy,
ID issued of he District Court Of the United States
for the District of Vermont vcsng in the several rights
aud olthc banArupts therein sci FORTH will soil at
public auciof The dwelling house Of ph w. Thomp
SON in Berlin, the 18th day of May next at o'cock
NJ. all the right and interest the sad Thompson has to
he fdrih which he lives also all his right and in
ercs abou 40 of land IN Montpelier, and his
III bridge Onion River near Jonas Goote-
| hows
Also on the 9Th day of May nexta o'clo-k p. NJ at
the Store Of French aud Bancroft in Mon pcer Paror
Stoves and Pipe with sundry articles of household urn-
ture also sIndry claims aud demands being the assets OF
| Edwin G. HOLMES Bankrupt.
Also the same day, at o'clock M, AT the dwelling
house of William Rogers, in Montpelier, sindty notes and
book accounts beng the assets Of Aaron Haven Bank
rup
ruptcy tor Washington Co,
April 30, 1913
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NOTICE,

THlS cefhles that have this day renquished to nv
L son, Ira n. Bliss, the remaining time of his minority
and he is hereby dis sc1 from all liabilities to me as
mmor and may have full liberty act and transact bust
ness for hmse as sha hcreafct claim his earnings
nor he responsible for debts contracted by him.
JOSHUA BLISS Cd
Munineher Ann |, 1875. nR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28

Enn LBS of ERGOT or spurred RYE, wanted
OOO by CLARK & COLLINS.
Montpelier, April 10, ls43. e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05

Col lIaharl's m4llrt, 2l-f.m which ar i1le.
deducted the sA double 5r loin. .seflaa,d 10 be
on the polIs at the spsul and oakse precincts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05
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srs,sst4 .srs srutsYr ..oons
nj his = me OH sglN) caes5sl,n, -, 'r, NJ lilo
aiaseias milflt4. #NaIdttd black CLabs of,l'a
.fsi zunafar ial ~ ais, blue ny effen prass orren
AMI yafIns lief shade. lr5fn sAfhnea Il, tln fra,
ffirIe. plum hIrk llns biaet and lin. faaes,ner..
ia,al viii beautiful assortment # ,hney fagsuer,.
III ftcaeh Hale aud Amer.ean manufacture. y,rion,
.sel,s 3a 4ta4lltul 1lerm ts.4ifneres. p,in snned
mud p4Id ,auIira5l,s. t.r1f liz Efes i,eens mon
na4. md sanmef IasaI every lind. lrlsl, I.nens.
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4 lIa.t,4,, n, IL ists1s, vi, fn,, - IN ,s en,s
54IIl ms, sf, pau. r1lIalsa trinn,d. tsIlrsn md
,#,9I's fehaf1 Manila. PIN Ieaf do aud al,oo.,
every aftit thai an be fali. l,r. sains Catan aud
Wi C8fls.ol lfe YER, be.l aiaIlys rnrley red Cot,
Iea and l4s ao am. II The ,uast s,,,,4of ave ut
w reduced pfiqs le5e,hfr vii, Tn b,st assofne,
II S.Kfs,g.gsyS
Il,t In las eyer Il lisl, how'll e;r very Ion,
3{SD
Tn flp,ls,itl s4uqtl.,1 COTTON YARNS, from
ilipae.I flaiai, in l6 fa Sla,es eLeans, t,q, ann
~ tn n14I,f. II 5ll4t Int i5f,,, an learho1 5Yn,s
nc ,na slIaaal55n 5.rs In In, fin -, 5,,lite
l,y ln,4II5 T M, a,,l r,l.,.,y, n,,,n,nc yeeo;v
,I fII l lll winter h. laa been enable1 r. n,ycbnso
iz,3tir4 st44Is ron f9eJI aud ia nroes,g. =. !.
vii i.a=us F,Y1l., s. lpaief3lty enbaneed ne J IL
- o. ffSII nm hand fbsi tt,ro5,.h ia influence In
In, ~ rt5eI l. farsI5.e. md eanaemenll, win he
nfalslI la h Il Il. IT,. 4,fnnept Al ,ates Which bo /,
,4Ifl #,,,,l ,s,lT 6 h. .,,, n n, l,.,,4,,laad 4,, -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05

7Hc G5tEsiae-ltis aaa-earq : semi at2.a#a''9. H.
tho New lolh teflr9, That the Presidents utur L.
Washington viii b. flowed By l5 recall ri several Of
our min srrs aar5al--aneo4 whom NJ. Barrow, the
Charge 10 Portugal. is particularly dessHatcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05
virginia Military Institute.

faNlE BOARD OF NlsllERs Of the Virginia
Military Institute will mel At lexington on The
29lh day d lunr. 10 CONSIDER nrpcations for tire ar
rontmcnl 81 fadets here will be fieAi vacancies a
m9na the siae a3es, and tse Will be filled by srloc-
inns lrtm llie following Senatorial Districts, the other
Dzaels belog represented. faagaef. Augusta. Monon-
aal1a isie 81 Alahl Halifax. Acconac. Cofpeper,
NNhe, teenIner, eharlhte, King Queen, on
dun lna kanan ha. Ahont thirty pay Cadets will b"
appointed a ihe same time, al hege All applications
In lac accompanied h statement Of the aye, bright and
pYsel ard mara fitness ofte applicants and ip be for
varied, psi pau h Tie undersigned Applicants Tor
HE appointment of Saie Cadets satisfy The Board
llal Their paeoGiay circumstances are such as 10 ens'
lle Ibe'a 1.-the nd ot the STATE.
IAPEASiS or = ply CADET FOR l2
.HoAiIiS.
14ilian k2J
H.aul. 81 per month"; ST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05

Bnleiin from he 3-lae iiqass-'rhe 2Isiissoar
apes the II ltasally III tins u. and Mrs
Robert lrer left the city In day, vi,l In Tins. \
Copper, Esq Ms. Iylels albcr,) at Fraohrd, Pa -
How NC apples swim!
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AHfEs HO1PAGkAGEs
- Es D. c. 90 - s.
L Il 4 L L u L..

- { = =, + I Il 4 y II ~ 80
pRl0 Is DC LINED
gOilH !. II Rvs. has ,nst returned from IL !
~ hnrsli. aud Is TOW trcei wing.
LARGE rtspEsp eR soaDs.
haa9ai within the asst Htass, much ower prices
tlaf ihry sud Al IN the carly par Of The aso,.-
HE assortment CONSISTS Ii part Of:
iir'ad ia1ta fa Pc 81. 10 lit finest, all eoloars,
tasslHefs French. English sc. Iron 81 9io very ine
ssiluee al kinds. calm cheap
Nafer1ls fff GenllereniH snmlnfr War generally,
AeasIns DE- l.lIues. u paca aatre, Lawns.
Lon Il aia5fie.an1 al othef t#siahir Hoods.
foR L,bHA DaEssEs.
iaees lsblo1s. ft,.,ers a.. sc.
1lsa, lar9e supply run cts phfyd. To the fneu
tunitere Calico do d.
seele1 Glsahans eStra quality Of new figures, very
ebf7P.
llasieIy Of all ki6is. yefY Inv
Bfo"a i)anlesile shutin5s and Sheotngs, from Cts
IN all elief grades.
}learhed Stirring and Sheelings.
SHOES, MI kinds very cheap, Palm Leaf and LTelorne
llals, Cap, &e. &c
S.gosgEEEEs.
eaa sQffiy ri sugar. Collier. salt. &C. &c. With n
UNI warmly al ober Gneds tedious In menion An
/ nsa s cal tr5m dealera Ia insure salrr.
5No. J. IF RVS.
MY swif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05

Hhart rea5y made cat1oig Is sgll At prices 10 ,ai
tit ttuIts.
tsyllf. 81 list RiBlsR having Just returned lrum
TN Narfe, ialas tina method ii niufnna his ens
lane1a llsa AMI emllfg ttat h. - NV neaYas
ss,,rirl@ and Summer Goods,
winch l5f yaeY and rbelPpfaz. eaHnt In surprised N
even e9lne# ap 10. Among the G5ads comprising lis
zlael, are Tho aWln9 ARTICLES or spuaa and salnml
Cat. b. and l'faek. y bae i.Ieea. tlas5 lanen
Brown ifaeu. tlath infn, t.oIuln bull, t,amhf9ae,
Giu1batu, CHahl1, Collan4lt and Netanaek ftHl4
Al eauaa1fd well made. Il god mael al AID lalesl
1yle Put ii eYery description, IN quality and styie
A9aiae III fbe haltsst aod ebtaPes esls ever bel1e
olcfed lalhe pa5hf.
My ftlses 1l soals ny from ) In 80.
Pants fatn leile
Ntsis iflm - cents In i.
% E s. q
Slocs. i SUNS and Collar, lasl receiving. from 21e IN
/ new stY lo an1 a urit article. All knds III Susprn
dets Hosiery. Glases. Shirts aud Draaers Al 81 Cts
As5a1efg hue article u Sill nder Slarls aud 5fa0
err .a03ee searl5 and Gasafs. Pocket llaadker
cei7 oi every style and superior lot OF Gmbtellas Al
Manufacturers purts.
o. eoudlavlte particular ,,olie 10 large LOT al
Nea nj =, els. eaell, such ca1n3' hoto0,ht ese
where LII Ie4s than nne sbln2s, though enemies
wtfe the la1ee3. Co3la lor 81 and Pants the same.
Nefy thankful l9r ihe liberal patronage heretofore ho
slowed nc. ! hupr and splic continuance ut tn
same Nv 5est cGni7 will br eNefra IL please.
\ -tultiaq and Maxim lhe n9sl reasonable
terms. All t#nds undo In orler @afa6lfd and a
fashionable IL guaranteed, ~ The ae5ds pad isr Ny
pflees lHf mal,lt2 taais eltY from + In 81 for en
arg Coris 5cls. P,nls aud isis - Please call
u ud seq, and tf the truth u lhe a51ye pse III
al. and lny 1ofd. ~ .p4js. elrii bf Yealffa.
Winter ti573s ali.fed ar less lhan cost al Talbot
Exchange Corner, by llic sn6s-fb.r
BENJAMIN TERRY.
hpra18 III.
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TOHArgn. GAAn rRIcES-

We understand Col. Samuel of Caroline sl on ucs-
day lasl five g~b,a,s oI iobarr, At Aluekoe y are
holl>c ayeaqiog il2.3p per haodred-lues $50 d.
ESQ. Also two ollergeatIennn tom The s1me Caun
" he previous day. Il fer first quality. and = for
second. Encouraging To I'5arep growers
Richmond II LIZ. hme1.
o., rhe above prices are pretty good lw Richmond,
hut they still fall far be1N the yarb5or2 Standard
On Friday last, iva hill. Of the crop of Mi. Benz.
Hunter, # lis county. WERE soil one r t20 and the
other 1r s per bnared-aaotber of the crop Of Mr.
James Marshall Of Bedford brought ST. per hundred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05
Lt.1,t2. IL Ill.

A Hot 81. On The hill. Suitable laf small hmll =
! \ with 6fst rate elfIea l'asse5sl9n gwen mum
FtlnlelY fnee - dollars. lf aaler particulars IN
lafeal llEAD a AR itltN.
:,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05

I0nN# L #RlEARf}s y Cot Baltimore. lmporl
es e. aud Nhaiesale Dealers in by Goods 49,
NllllAA II liz y. have associated taeusel,es
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05

: A. las rftorntd iron, lie North and IL at presch,
n > m ttll ffreifl ii ar unusually arge cheap and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18

T z 0 EUROPE.

"a After much anxiety yesterday morning to
receive the foreign news by the britannia, the
mail arrived about l o'clock, without bring
ing it.. Should the mail come through to-day
il will certainly bring it along. The New
York papers Of Yesterday, in the meantime
mention the arrival of the packet ship Liver
nool Capt. Eldridge at that port, with neWs
from Enoland to the 9Th ult, two days later
than the advices by the Acadia. BY this
news il is cheering to note that a iurther al
vance in cotton of l-Sd. per lb. has taken
place in the Liverpool market.-Whefher
this was on the prices OF the "a. or not, we
are unable to state, as there are no quotations
given. ,,--,, ~,
sales since Friday amount to about o4Uo,
bales, of which $4,000 on speculation. 10,
davis sales, 1000 bales. Prices advanced
Id. per lb. The a~rrivales are SIX vessels
from the United States, two from brazli aho
one from Egypt. ~
large speculative purchases of cotton whicf
have tended to raise prices, and the sales 'o
the last six days not. having been less thar
10000 bags, importers have generally sue
ceeded in realizing I'd. to Id. per ID. on las
weeks quotations. 80
The Queen of the West was passed OF
the 9th. gong in. The Sheffield, Tor Ne"
| York, out four days, was passed OF Iuskar
on the 9th. The Hibernia and Stephen "iit
new had not arrived. af ~. = !.
She French papers state that Count Ney y
appointed Charge d'Affaires at Brazil, and VII
yery shortly go to Toulon, to embark In Til
fripate African for Rio de Janeiro.
City Of London Eection.-An election 10
= member of Parliament was going W
in tbe CITY of London. Mr.. Barring was th'
Tory candidate, and Mr.. Pattison, the FREE
Trade candidate. The prospects OF the latter
from the results of the ballotlng SO Tar a
known were said to be very good.
The Irish Repeal Association continues a
hot as ever. Mr.. O'Connell had addresses
| The Repeal Association at Dublin, in his usua
way. :.
Mr.. O'Connell has given great offence t
the French journalists of all parties IN
~speech.which he has made, containing SOM
not very fattering observations on the char
acter of Louis Philippe, and a kin OF prefer
ence OF the young Henri v, provided ne woni
grant a constitutional charter.
A strong anti-repeal declaration is BEN!
| signed by the noble men and gentry of Ireland
a subject of some interest is at present un
der the consideration of the chief legal ADV
sers of the Crown. We allude to the con
duct pursued by the French vessels OF wa
in the Pacific 10 her Majesty Pomare, TN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18

HIgERNIAN HUMoR.--I remember an
a~necdote which Governor Clinton and Gen.
eral Morton used to tell with great gusto.
On some occasion they took a boat at
White Hall TO cross over TO see n OF the
islands in the bay. II go happened that
the boatman was from the Emerald Isle.
"Bear away my lad" said General
Morton, 'swe're in u hurry"
"Yis, Gineral." replied Pat, pulling a
way Justify at the oar.
..You call mo General--how do you
know who | aml' asked Morton.
eKnow YOU" exclaimed Pat" "SVhat
a blockhead your honor mast take me to
be not to know the great Gineral Morton,
the pride Of the Battery and the great lit.
tie god Of war;"
"Ha, ha, ha," cried out the Governor,
"there you're caught, General. But pray,
my friend, do you know who anY'
why, to be sure / do, says Pal: ,the
renowned Governor Clinton the irishman''
real friend. No know ye! don't | pray
for you both every night? And was moi
the last boy we had christened by thu
name of De Witt Clinton Gineral Morton
O'Neill7 and isn't it happy his moiheI
would be this night if she had a pair o
shoes and stockings to put on the cratur?"
Double fare and good supply of shoe
and stocking sent the humble namesake 0
the great O'Neill to his home u happy fel
low that day. tg IS #e~ a.