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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT YER
MONT UJSTRICT
IN BANKRUPTCY.

hN ID n y II
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
WILLIAM A. KELLEY of Enore for his discharge aud ce
hcay az bankrupt at the courthouse in Windsor in said district
on wednesday the gath day of May lsl3 at 10 A NJ
SUMNER o. TUCKER of MarshGed for his discharge and
certificate as bankrupt Windsor in said
district on wednesday the gath day of May 1913 at 10
JONATHAN FARR JUNIOR, of Williamstown for his dis
IN said district on Wednesday the 9th day of May ls43 at
JOHN HASTINGS of Waterbury for his discharge and cor6
cate rs bnknp az the courthouse in Windsor in said district
on "wednesday the 9th day of May a 1913 at 10 NJ
ELShA MouLTON of Cornth for his discharge certificate
as bankrupt at me court house in Windsor in said district
wednesday the 9Th day of May lsl3 at 10 A.
JOEL EMERY Tunrdgo for his discharge and certificate as
p- ~ the court house IN Windsor in said district
~ M efh day Of May d 1919 at 10 a NJ.
A~s2O DICKINSON of Cornth for his discharge and cor-
trct Wednesday, 9th day of May lsI3 at 10 Nj
sAMuEi RIDLEY Of Duyy for his discharge certificate
"Wednesday the 9th day Of May A d ls43 at 10 A NJ.
LUKE D. FERRAND Of Waterbury for his discharge and ce
hcato bankrupt the Windsor in said district
on "Wednesday the 2ith day Of May 1913 at 10 NJ.
GEORGE W. NIL Of Waterbury for hi. discharge ccrtia
on "Wednesday the Gath day OF May A ls43 tlOAM
WiNrHRop sARGEANT of Randolph for his discharge aud
trct on "Wednesday the 9th day of May 1913 at 10 NJ
JOSIAH RICHARDSON ofThctad for his discharge and cer
"aS on a SaSsP a 5 he Wor IL a dis
DAN PROCTOR of DuNbury for his discharge and certificate
"a hnS,up at ,h9 court house il Windsor il said district
JESSE COLE of Montpelier fr his discharge and certificate os
Wednesday, tho 2fh day of MAY si3 at 10 a NJ WI
EDWIN w. CORIIss of Bradford for his discharge md cor
fcaie as bankrupt tho house Windsor in said district
on "Wednesday the 24thdly of May A u s43at 10 A NJ.
MARCUS r. C. WHITNEY of Midicsex for his discharge and
certificate bankrupt court house in Windsor in snid
district on Wednesday the 9th day OF May 1913 at 10 NJ
RICHARD DOW of Bradford for his discharge
no'lay the 9th day of May d lsl3at loan
EDWIN W. MORSE ofBrndord for his discharge and cof.
cat b'9hupt at the courthouse ia Windsor district
on wednesday the gath day of May D 1913 at 10 NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06

looks. Why" sait tfa ,o. Inot 4a II ,op
had swallowed pom 'hl Icr Nj. I..iH.
out of your mouth"
LosT WEALTH ma b.. r.rlu.t hv l.caa f. OFF
industry; the wreck pei Mo- ipDoIud tt 5m
perance forgotten k '. .e uati0s by s.lt
alienaed friendship sc GOOD. u. 3D. i9ltoctlsa inte1
forfeited reputation w.. ha hy pturl1ca SOD
virtue Bui who ever again ooKeu u,.oa his hau.
shed honor recalled his slightest years aud
stamped them with WISDOM or eifaced from Hen
VEINS record the fearful blot of u wasted life
We little know how small thing
Muy dry the tear Of
The pitianco slight, the one kind word
May take the sting from poverty,
Or save a broken heart,
English officer wiring to his friend in Eng
lind from Ching X euug.ioo, says 81 never saw
such loss of lite and property as took place here
we LOST officers and men enough, but il is imposs-
bile even to compute the loss of the Chinese, for
when they found they could stand no longer n
gaiiist us they cut the thronts of their wives and
children, or drove them into wells and ponds, aud
then destroyed themselves; in many houses there
were from to IL dead bodies aud myself have
seen n dozen women and children drowning them
selves in small pond the day after The fight
The whole of the city and suburbs are mass Of
rulns-whOle streets lave been burnt down."
Old bachelors do not live so long as other men.
They have nobody to darn their stockings and
mend their clothes. They catch cold, and there
is nobody TO make The sage ten consequently they
drop off
Young sunn silly girl had of been told
She was a " MtTCHLEss mad'-
Poor Susan! now has grown quite DID,
Yet mutchloss still, Ills said
There is this difference between Happiness and
wisdom; lie that thinks himself the Iappiest man,
really is SO hur lie who thinks himself the wise
est, is generally the greatest iool.-Lqcon.
appetite, - relish bestowed upon the poorer
classes, that they may like what they cat; while
il is seldom enjoyed by the rich, because they
may eat what they like.
Breath Air received into the lungs by many
young men OF fashion, for The important purpose
OF smoking cigars aud whslling tune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06
LAWS OF VERMONT, 1912.
NOR sale BY Il. p. WALTON and SONS, January 8,


WHEREAS, the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont,
w in the year thousand eight hundred and forty
one assessed tax Of four cents per all the lands
lpubIc lands excepted the town Of Newark in the
county Of Caledonia in fad state for the purpose Of making
and repairing Dads and building brdges-'Fhese
warn The propreors and land Of the Of Now
ark VINO have not paid their proportion Of said tax in labor
or Otherwise 10 the committee appointed 10 superintend
nc expenditure Of the same to the subscriber that
muc Of their lands will be sold at public vendue al the
dwelling house OF Lauren NJ Sleeper in the town Of
Newark, IN the county Of Caledonia The 7h day Of
March next at ten o'clock forenoon as will be requisite to
discharge their respective taxes with costs
Dated AT Newark, this I'd day Of January, 1913.
LAUREN NJ. SLEEpER Cnllecinr.
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DEATHS.

10 Wilamstown Dec 26, Mrs Laura wife of Mr. Goo Boss
aud daughter OF MI Warren Poole uged %.
aged "a. " ~ ~ "s0o"'
In Whccock Nov %, Mr.. Edward Mugoon aged &c. royo-
lnionary pensoner ' 80 ~ 1870
10 Barnet, 9Th ut, Abel IIoughon Cd.
IN jprke, Dec %, of eryspeas, Mr.. Elias + Bennett
In Newark, Dec ~ Mrs. Matilda Soddard same dav Mr.
Chnfes hudson Dec &c. Widow Osborne Davisa three died
IN one honse and all laid dead in the house at the same
timo The two first died of oryspehs.
~ burke Oct ~, Mr.. Chester G. Spencer, aged "a.
Also IN Burke, Nov L Mrs. Charlotte Spencer aner sick
ness Of about five days, aged 81.
In bene on Saturday last Doa John Woods aged about S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06
BURLINGT1 On FEMALE SEMINARY.

VIE Trustees Of this Institution would inform the pun
lie, that at the expiration of HE presen. quarter, in
February next, its Management will devolve upon MRS
GEORGE PAINE, as principal who will take the place
OF Miss Lee, the present incumbent.
The TinsecGs relying on tho high and acknowledged
Institution invite public attention to the following terms
The Spring Term will commence on "Wednesday the
lst Of March next, and continue usual, twenty two
weeks.
TERMS.
Board including washing fuel lichs etc. has been re.
duced TO S25 per quarter On weeksl half payable in adj
vance The Boarding Department will continue under
Tuition /, English branches $500 per quaror. half
payable in advance.
Drawinl. including ske' ching from nature, and
painting in water colrs, SIS 90
French Italian or German, each 8 90
Latin 8 90
Piano, Organ Guitar, including vocal instruction.
per quarter 10 90
Use OF instrument for practice 90
The French ana Italian classes are under the care o
NJ ms eur Bouchere.
Pupils received for a less period Than one qua,,cr
but deduction WI be made from the above charges in case
II is desirable that pupils should board in The Seminary
where they will at all times be under special cha,se Of
the rncipal, who, bearing mind tho importance Of
health in the pursuit of their studies, win constantly aim
at their ply steal as well as their moral and intellectual i'm
provemcnt.
In behalf Of he Trustees,
GEO B SHAW, Secretary.
Burlington, 90i December 1912. 90
STATE OF VERMONT, / At Probate Coull holden
District ct Randolph IS. ! at Chelsea, within and
for said District on the 2sI day of De ember d 1912:
| A RUNAH SPEAR, adminsh a,or on the e.tate Of
"A Fiancs Alexander, late OF Braniree in said district
deceased, makes application for license sell real estate
ana II ordered that said applica be be referred to
Probate Court 10 be holden at j b. English's Inn, in
Randolph, on the first Wednesday in March next; and
hat notice be given by publishing This three weeks
succ assively in the Vermont Wachman, published at
Montpelier, Pr cvous TO that time.
BY order of Court
| Attest, d. F. WEYMOUTH Rcgis,or
\AIHEREAS, the Legislature of the sta te Of Vermont
w at ihcu session at Montpelier the 1910
seseed tax 81 SIX cents per all the lands tpubic
nnds exceped) in the town Of ReadsboIOugh county
Il" Bennington SAID State for the pun pose making an
repairing roads and building bridges in said own-1hesc
are to warn The propueius and lard said town
ul Readsboro who have not paid their propo ton Of said
TAX IN labor or Otherwise TO the committee appointed t.
uperntend the expenditure OF the same the subscrt-
Der that so much Of their lands will be sold public ven
sue al The Inn Of Jonathan HoIghon in the of Reads
borough IN the county of Bennington len O'Clock A M
oi me twenty mud day OF Marcl next, will be requisite
TO dlscharle their respective taxes, with costs.
Dated at Rcadsb Jro ths 20lh day of December 1912
10 ISAAC ESTY, Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06

nnd r. Carter editors Leland aud Whiting Boston, publish
new mnrnziuc-ts object proclaimed to be to furnish intel
lirent and rejecting with substitute for the trash OF
which the mouthles so fruitful
The I.ady's Companion for January New York, VIM w.
Snowden.
This number is ombellished by three good engravngs
Every Youths New York, J. Wnchester published
every weeks, at 81 per year.
large and excellent paper YOUTH of decided moral
dency A new volume commences with tho year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06

JANUARY
FLOUR-An unusual duness seems prevail in tho Flour
market The late arrivals have not boon large but there
thing doing limited demand for home consumption
of Ohio via Philadelphia, have been 81 So GO
days. price, cash. landing Genesee Si75a4
ST. cash. and Georgetown $3.50. Nothing doing other
scIiptions of Southern
WOOI-The sales of the week have been extremely limited,
and prices remain nominaly tho snme
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06
STATE OF vERMoNT al a p[o9aIo oO8II nOlds9

STATE OF VERMONT AT Probate Court holden
District Of Randolph S. : At Chelsea, Within and
for said district, on the 2ls day Of December, le4s
Present, Hon John Colby, Judge.
WHEREAS Amasa Briggs administrator on the es,
w tate of Polly Mayo late Of Willismstown in said
have the lime cr settling SAID estate and paying
debts against the estate extended eight months from
the Bid day OF February nex is ordered thai said up
pcation be heard Probate Court TO be holden at the
Inn Of A. Gale in said Wlhamstown the second Weds
nesday in February next and that notice be given TO all
persons concerned that they may appear pnd object lhey
lively the Vermont Waterman published at Montpelier
as soon as may be. BY order Of The Court.
| Attest, DE. WEYMOUTH, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06
THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SEC
RETARY OF THE TREASURY.

The Animal Report of the Treasury was laid
before the House Of Representatives on Thursday
last.
The recommen dntions of the report confn-
ed to further provision for revenue, and the sup
port of public credit by taxation on unlaxed or
lightly taxed articles OF imports, 10 produce an
addition to the revenue of three millions of dol
lars year All authority 10 allow interest on all
Outstanding Treasury notes, as under the last is
sue thereof; aud the Warehousing SYSTEM
balance in the Treasury the LIST of january 1872 Tex
elusive che deposited with the States, trust funds and
indemniries,) was S23O,4S3 "a
three quarters of the present amount TO s906l6693 SO
From Customs sl4,e60,s3O IS
From Lands l,O9l,635 %
From miscellaneous aud Incl
From Treasury Notes, perOct
i5iifFebruary, isil IOGO,2OG O5
si:' January lsta J., 1910 55 1922 sSd s9
The receipt of the fourth
a at' to 7ss6,OOO 90
From Customs 4,Ooo,ooo 90
From Lands $4,000 90
From miscellaneous and Incl
dental 2O,OuO w
From Treasury Notes 100000 90
Prom Loan 100000 90
Making estimated receipts for the year 3i,5ca,5oo "a
ist January, ' an aggregate of s4,7aa,G7 4e
The expenditures for The dr;t three quarter. rs, Of
the present year amounted to 26264,s32 20
The expenditures for the
ted on data furnished by the
respective Departments s,23a27e Is
The estimated receipts for tho
half calender year ending
on the 3sth Of June, l543
are estimated at 1855, ll3 4
The estimated expenditures
during the period 1881 1876 Z
The estimated receipts for tho
fiscal year ending the Both
of June, l944, esima-
- ted at ls,S50,0 900 0
10 which add outstanding
rants issued prior to Janu-
nry !, 1912 605,4H %
Making s5,sos,es4 3
Leaving a deficiency In the Treasury on the
3lst December, 1912, of b75,55,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06
BANK OF MONTPELIER.

TIL: Reed, President; Geo Howes Cashier; DectorsTh
Reed, H. r. Jewet, Zonas Wood, X. Keith X. Langdor
Bunk opon from a to m.
Discount dayW cdnesday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06

= w. '' ilngham, j.. Esq, Mr.
H os The printer aoknowl-
..it N'''f if ,ogg Mr.. Albert Bruce
" 49, .-. age
In afiwick, the 10Th ul by Amnion Choever ESQ Mr.
bury, ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Probate
District Of Randolph }Couh for the district of
Randolph TO all persons concerned in the estate of Sc
pheu Hcrrck late ofRandoph deceased nlesa'e Greet
Ing,
XXTHEREAs, JACOB X. PARISH, Administrator
w of the estate Of the said deceased, proposes
to render an account of his admnsa alton, and present
his account against said estate f. allowance ,hc Pro-
curt 60 be holden the Registers office nRandorh
in said district the l6h day of Jan. next: Therefore,
you hereby notified appear betoe sali Court at me
Tim. and place aforesaid show cause, any you have
why the said account should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Chelsea, in said district,
L. - this 2lst day o! December, ls42
D + WEYMOUTH Reg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06

Reported ior the Daily Advertiser and Patrot
At Market 575 Beef Cattle 50 Stores 1850 sheep 80 Swine
About 900 Beef Cattle unsold
PRoEs-Bef CatleLast weeks prices sustained
We qooto few extra at So First quality 81 % second
quality % 90 third quality 50 1876.
ShopDull Lots sold from Use 25. WeRthers from
IS to l so stall fed do from 80 to 81.
SDineIhose at market from immediate neighboT
hood No lots sold to podde At retail from l2 Sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06

lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at Mont
peier VI, Dec 81, 1872. Persons calling for any OF the
following, will say they advertised.
Andrews, DoIphus Green, Geo w. Parker Simeon
Andus, Elijah Green WIN . | Parker Snmuoi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-06

Making - 3o,3Oe,b3l 80
Leaving deficiency in the Treasury the
3lst December, 1912, of b75,55; Q
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Cheap Publications.

Franklin Exams; the Inehria,e. a new Temneran,e
novel, BY W. Whitman. Price 10 cents.
Fanny Dale; the Frs, Year after Marriage ov T :
Arthur. Price Isl cents
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IheHsn Of the People, by G Rosenberg Price % CT.
JACK Hinton. the Guardsman, bv Lever Price 50 -l-
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ANTl-SI,AyERY CONVENTION.

An att slavery convention will be held IN Rich
mond on Thursday and Friday the 2sth aud 29th
of September. All persons, without distnion of
of sex, sect, party are invited TO attend
Let all abolitonst come let all anti aboIi.ionist
come let all shareholders come, let all who are
''as much opposed to slavery any body, BUT
come, let all who love this lovely land, and all
who love the name of Christianity come! all
req uested TO come and participate "as freemen
should and christians may" in the doings of the
Convention. Among the able, eoquen; and soul
stirring speakers who will be present and address
the meeting, will be the following.
John A. Collins, George Bradburn and Fred
rio Douglas, the last is a colored man, has been
a slave-a strong, chaste and eloquent speaker
Scan any good thing come out Nazareth Philip
saith COME SEE.
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ATTENTION GREYS.

The Washington Greys are hereby com
manded to meet at their room in the Warner
Building, Armed and Equipped for drill, on
Saturday, the 9th of September, a: O'Clock.
BY order of the Captain.
SILAS RHODES, O. S.
n. L. The s.Preble Guards a well drilled
uniformed company will be here on that day,
and James w. Green Esq, wall deliver an
address on the occasion.
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liIE FRI T. OF
SApPlNGTON7S PILLS

Is RcdHccd 10 One Doiiar per Bor 10 Suit the fUcs
,sNIIE undersigned has caa'ed The pr.ce Of h,s Pm. -
L aoas a box. il all tho counties "a lndana,
"hIea are herein mentioned = The public he
and other Pan. the drecptou- qtoa laJ,gto..'
safe have never commnnicat to any, .l,o' ~, ~ '
except a, my mouse; neither have Iado any esnt
or change Them nna'eee'-'ssy have same arpea'
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Agent'- names and the counties in y b', h.v res =,
hat the community may no, only know where, s,I 81 ,
ous artice " ' NV spur
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Boon co /; K r. Hag-hire VIM StepAoo.o, & R,clt.,
ter p Iarlarc ana n II Snenra,
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C.iav co.; T. Earley. Jarob r,,bo, ,,,os,. r..
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Decatur co John BAKER and " w Atkinson.
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Favetle co ; + simpson
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Goodwin
Hamilton CO.. Geo West ] Conan, ,l ,..,;,.
x son ~
Jefferson 90 T u Yo1pr
Jackson co: II Peter W III IIomflto, " E,,4i. y
Rieharis and Hiram Noe
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board, consisted of tobacco, bacon, caster-oil
hemp. &c. After she had been detained some
time. she proceeded her voyage and reach
ed Carlo, where the Eclipse and Caledonia
were living. The cattle shipped on the Har-
nv of the West were put ashore, and left
where she grounded.
The Steamer Harry Of the West was met
under way by the Louisa, IS miles below the
mouth Of the Ohio
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Accident 10 Harry of the West-The fol-
lowing is from the ST. Louis New Era. of
the 2th inst
"A letter Fl ON CAIRO. 10 gentleman Of this
city dated on Thursday. gives the particulars
OF an accident TO the Steamer Harry of the
West, hence for New Orleans. That vessel
grounded. il is stated ten miles above Cane
GIrardeau. She swung round against the
bank. and came near sinking; but she was
saved by throwing overheard or 200 tons
OF freight. which rightet her stern up and
stopped the leak. The cargo thrown over
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IGEECEa

VIE subscriber having made arrangements with the pro-
prIeors of the 'Sprpg Foundry for power for bull
dung Machinery IS prepared furnish his friends
the public generally short notice. all kinds of Machine
such as Carding Machines, Condencers Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms. Shearng Machines. Mapping Ma
chimes, Ac &c for all of which he poved
patterns lie s alse prepared for cutting Mil Screws
Press Screws, &c. &c.
ELhANAH HUXLEY.
TN. &. HULLE1 RYAN will make to order
BELLS, and all kinds OF Brass Castings take Old
brass and copper in exchange for work.
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OF colunh, $1,000; Tor haIt coiInn $500; Tor
quartet Of column, 5,00A deal.toa Of 20 Pc
Will be made Advertisements longer rhaa quarter OF
column, inserted by the bali wear.
altered Chanrery notices and petitions t III
be paid invariably advance. Advertisements comiag
from abroad, be accompanied with cash, Iness
ordered for publication BY brother publisher.
\. Ii. No advertisement VIII be discontinued uut1
paid foruness option of publishers Nv previous
cement between publisher and tie ads