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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.


ON and after the 10Th April, Passenger Trains will
BOs on and Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, ioows
Leave Boston at A M, IL A NJ and l-2 p NJ.
Leave Concord al 81 A NJ IL IL NJ, and NJ.
Trains from teimediac places will follows
UP TRAINS
Leave Lowell al s Id M, - l-2 NJ and "a p NJ.
Nashua at "a M, Ia NJ, and l-2 P. NJ.
Manchester 3-4 NJ | ga M, and Ia p NJ
Immediately on the arrival OF the ears from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at 5 l-2 M, IL M and Sd p M. D.
Nashua at l-2 M. = M and A 3.4PM.
Lowell at Ia NJ, NJ, and l2 p NJ.
Immediately the arrival of the cars E ON Boston,
The second Tram from Concord arrives Boston IN
for passengers to take te o'clock train to New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with The Boston and Maine Railroad that passengers
may pass daily twice either way, between Concord, Man
chester, Nashua, AhdOver Havehll Exeter and Dover
and daily, either way, between Concord and Porand
daily from Concord by Portland TO Brunswick Holowel
and Augusta.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily follows
Leave Boston al . p NJ and arrive at Concord the
same evening
Leave Concord at . P VI and arrive at Boston at
the next morning.
Freight first class, 81; second class, IS.
Freight should be delivered Concord and Boston an
hour at least before leaving, 10 insure delivery by the
first succeeding train
All passengers baggage should be ma ked and when
charges paid, claim fr damage loss beyond such
will be allowed
N N. UPHAM supr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Ran
Randolph District, doph, within and for said district,
outhe l7th day of October, A. ID. 1913.
M ARTHA G. WELLS Administrative the the estate OF
vl AFRO b. Wells late Of Bookfe in said district presents
her administration account for It
deed that the be referred the l7h day of November
next at c Registrars Office in said Randolph, Tor examination
and allowance and that all be ne6ed hereof by the
publication Of this order in the Vermont Walchman printed al
said Montpelier three weeks suocessey be-
that they may appear at SAID time and place. If they cause
aud object thereto
D, r. WEYMOUTH, Register
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There is a Remedy for the sCOrSe
Of kFiSaslOa'S

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fulerion's certificate and then
try them; -"Mr Jones, Sr-A desire to benefit 9th
Induces 10 send this testimonial in favor of your
DRoPs ron HUMoRs For three years past have been
afflicted with scroulous humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance such throat swelling Of the
neck sides hands large hard lunches the neck and
in the armps, with much ness snd pain
To such did the disease rage produce appa
deormy of the feaures my lungs became irritacd,
Intellectual faculties benumbed with the loss of the
sense ofsmeling. consulted several skful physicians
but all pronounced my disease ncurabe. have taken
bottle ofyou medicine and using the second,
and to all appearance have effected perfect cure andl
longer bear the of this appalling disease For
mer strength oflungs body and mind have returned and
the swelngs and punches have disappeared This is
simple of facts which you at liberty 70 use
as you choose. N. H.FULLERToN'
Pembroke, N. H, July 26, ls4l."
irJsA fresh supoly Of This valuable medicine Just
ceived andfor sale al the Bookstore Of L WALTON
& SONS, Montpelier, w.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that have renquished 10 my son John
i Thurbur r. his time from and after this date and
shall neither claim any OF his earnings pay any debts of
his contracting. JOHN THURBUR.
Montpelier. October FL, 1913. 80
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NE w GOODS!
SAMUEL ABBO1

Samuel ABBOT,
HAS just returned FROM the city with extensive
LII assortment of
WATCHES g. RICH JEWELRY
than has been keptn this market which he offers for sale
at his Jewelry Ware Store three doors West Of the VIII
lago Hotel, where may be found Ladies and Genllemens
Gold and Silver Watches, such as
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Ellpbalrt NJ Bill,

Elisha Covill, Cares Car
penlcr, Julia + Goodrich,
Ciauncey Goodrich, Jonas
than a Houshion, Eliza NJ
Houghton,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10
Nv CHANCERT.


ELIPHALET NJ BILL of Topshar, in Orange Corn-
IL " having filed his bill Of complaint against Elisha
Covii of Chatham, Connecticut, Carlos Carpenter ur
Otange in Orange County, Julia + Goodrich Chauucey
Goodrich, Jonathan Houghton and Ezl NJ Houghton Of
Barre in Washington County, reinnabie 10 the Court of
Chanccry next 10 BE- holden al Chelsea, within and for the
county oil Orange, the hird Tuesday Of December d
ls43 charging in substance that the 9Th day of August
1885, Jonathan Houghlon then 81 Graf s6ury aioe-
said, but now Iec9ntd executed to the SAID Ephale NJ
BII ana one Rawsel VI bl MS three ponssory Noes OF
hand one Tor s5UO payable IN one ycarirom the first day
oil Oct Der 1853, one tor the same sum payable TWO
yeats from the hrs day Of sad October 9nd the other for
Soo payable IN inree years ron INC day OF said o.
oOer ana each oi SAD "ots on annual interest That for
me purpose u securing me payment OF said notes, tho
said Jonathan houshon conveyed 10 mortgage to the
ave" ana SAID kawse NJ on the 'oowing described lands
WIN he aPpu 'enihces s"uele IN saa 'ai'so9y to WIT
AL ina pa. or puScI Oh ano con'aned IN DEED I. quit
Glam executed 9y samuel In!s 10 inc sad Jonathan
t1ouShoh Iacu Aus' 80 u" 900 conl,hhs ABOUT tour
hunueu ana my more or Iess win inc same eNceP.
IONS aS Is ~ su claim reference o@ing had
WeIe'1' hso tn"t P'coe v" paieei oi ahd yis M sad
Niaispi'y' Meh me sau 'onalhan doughon ruichased
y, os iluueh ny u'iu daeu INC -o' Gay OF ApIA
300 IarIehce pei"g MAJ TO saa ueea Tor description
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10

A BARKER'S COUCH SYRUP new and
N. unriyalled remedy for all Pulmonary affections
which, as far as il has been tested has given
general satisfaction than any other medicine in
use. For sale, Wholesale and retail, by S. p. RED
FIELD. Oci ~.
NIOFFAT'S celebrated Pills andPhenix Bit
vi ters for sale by S. P. REDFlELD Oct ID
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10

STATE OF VERMONT Al apro'ate Court holden at Wash
District of Randolph, ngon in and for said district
the 18th day of October A. ID. lB43.
SAMUEL ?. ALEXANDER, administrator on the estate of
- Almond Beam late of Chelsea deceased makes application
for license sell all the real estate of said deceased
the reveson Of the widows dover therein for the purpose of
raising money the debts against said esate-Whereupon
1t ordered, TINT hearing said application be had Pro-
bate Court be holden the Probate Office in Washington,
the llh day of November l53 and notice thereof ordered
be published in the Vermont Watchman printed Monpe
e three weeks the last of which publication to be before said
llth day Of November
q JOHN COLBY, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10
ELIJAH WITHINGTON'S
COFFEE AND SPICE FACTOR Y.

NO. DUTCH STREET.
Between John and Fulton Stress, NEW YORK.
Il W. Manufactures and has constantly On hand and
AZ. for sale the following articles, viz.
Green Coffee, Mustard, Ground Aspice,
Roasted do Whole Numegs do Ginger
Ground do Ground Cloves, do Cayenne
Domestic do do Cinnamon do Numcgs
Prepared Cocoa do Pepper,
Cohcc Roasted and Ground for Groccrs Roasted 80
per Notwithstanding so cents rer hundred.
The named Goods sold on the rcasona-
bic terms and delivered TO any part Of the city Brook
lyn free ofexpense.
New York CITY, Oct S43. 3O-lOw
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VIM. GKEENOUGH & Co.,
No.l4, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A RE constantly receiving,
IA HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
which they offer for sale the country trade for cash
approved credit, on the most reasonable terms
Their stock consists in part Of
TABLE 81 SPRING CUTLERY.
Files, Greavos and Sons, Groves and Sons Saws
Hand, Web Compass Blue Back Grating from the
manufactures Of Groves md Sons Butcher, Tyzack and
other approved Stamps Grcaves and Sons Edge Tools;
Turner's and Sagg's Sickles; Grcavcs and Sons and
Brown and Fathers, Braces and Bits; comprising
pletc assortment of Sheffield Goods
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are Jamess Screws Bed Screwsi Coach
Screws Butts, broad and narrow; Baldwins, Kenricks
Coclls, TauatFs Table, r Plate back flap pew chos,
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log, Fence Halter
Chains LocksCarpentcrs, Badgers, Rim, dead closet
pad chest, trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfolk atchee
wrought Nails OF superior quoiy. &c.
AMERICAN HARDWARE
Ames's shoves and spades, iron and steel brass
Androns Nashua locks and aches: American Latchcs
Blakc's. purkcr's and Whites. DC; VIM Rowand's Mil
and Cross Cut Saws Coffee Mills, &c.
Composing in all a stock well adapted tn the country
trade. SO.
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tt A r DIV AR f ,

NOS. 81 and 50 UNION STREET--BO3TON
GEO. J. d CHAs. w. HOMER & co.
(Lato Homes Homer and Coy
LAVE received by recent arrivals from Engand their
IL fall supply of
CUTLERY g. HARDWARE GOODS.
They have also received from the best Manufactures
suneror assortment of Domestic Had Ware, making their
stock very complete and most desirable all of which they
offer TO their en and the country trade generally tho
very best terms for cash or credit. 90
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NOTICE..

TAME Into the enclosure Of the subsc rber on the 29d
" instant, two red yearlng htifer, wnh slit in the
right The owner of said cattle is requested 10 prove
property pay charges and take them away.
URIEL A CLARK.
Brookfeld, October 90, l643. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10

Hereby give my son, John B Sanborn his time from
and after thisdato aid ehall claim none of his earn.
ings pay any OF his debts from this lime fofrn
JOSEPH SANBoRN.
Washington, October 30, 1s4s. 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Wash
District of Randolph nglon, within and for said district
on the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1913.
HE administrator the estate of Polly Mayo late of Will
D. lamsown in said district deceased makes application
said extend the time heretofore allowed him pay
debts from said and settle his administration account
until future dayWhereupon, is ordered by said
that said application be heard the probate office in Washing
ton, the nth day of November S43 and is further
ed that notice hereof be given the creditors esate
and all others concerned by publishing the said
application and orders thereon, the Vermont Waterman n
ted Monpeer least three weeks successfully before
time aforesaid appointed for the hearing OF said application
JOHN COLBY, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10
ASHUA ~ LOWELL RAIL-ROADS
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

"A
.. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
$500 ON and af er Monday, Apn 10 1872 the pas
-.z- - Y en- ger trains W II run follows
Leave Nashville at | 2 A M, and and 34 p NJ.
Leave Boston at and II a M, and l.2P NJ.
Leave Lowell at M and u and 3-4 p NJ.
Passengers arriving at leaving Lowell IN tie
this road will be conveyed Lowell TO aud from the De-
pot Tree of expense b. leaving their at the Ticket
office.
Passengers be conveyed by Railroad between Com
cord Manchester Nashua, and Andover, Hayerll Exc
ter, Dover Portsmouth Portland, &c.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are run IN connection with the tins road. The
Passenger rains leave Concord at 8 and II A
NJ. and NJ. Leave Nashua ut nine NJ A M and
IL p NJ.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily (Sunda,s cxccped) between Nashua aud Boston,
GENERAL RATES FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company prepared 10 transport all kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded 10
their Depols
All Goods anG Merchandise will be at the risk Of the
owners, while in the Company's Sore houses.
ONSLOW STEARNS, Superinendant
Nashua. April g. 1913. 10
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A q BRITAIN CIR

Tor humors scroiula, piles, eresipeIas. salt
rheum, scald-head, and all diseases aris-
ing from impur!ty of the blood.
nOCT BANGS RENnvArEN,,,
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oVeGags Goods

TOHN b. IANGDON has just received from Boston
d $4,000 90 worth of New and Seasonabe Goods, which
all bought with CAsn, and will he sold L XCEED.
INGLY LOW for cash approved credit, at Il old
stand of LANGDON and WRIGHT.
September 2, lGf3. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10

GAPS! GAPS !---NEW STYLES.
A FEW d,zcn Of those splendid Broadcn,h Caps g,
n with fur b. ms, beautiful article fr gentlemen and
youths fall ald wear, Just received by
Sept. %, 1878 STORRS and LANGDONS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
Attention. Cold Water .fymy.

THE Junior Total Abstipence Society OF this
place will have procession on Saturday the 23d
inst. The members are requested to meet at the
Lutheran Church on the above day, at % o clock.
4 M when the procession will be iolmed, and at
ter proceeding through the principal streets, will
return to the same Church, where two addresses
will be delivered The friends Of the cause, and
the public generally are cordially invited to attend
JOHN q. A. NADENBOUSCH,
Sec'ry
Ia the afternoon of the same day, at clock
an adjourned meeting Of the "Temperstce Union
viii take place in the same Church
September Q W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
Mill Notice.

FEJllE undersigned respectfully inform their Gus
4 toners and the public generally, that lhey
have repaired the damage done TO their Mill by
the late freshtts, and now have il ia operation.
They will at all times purchase Wheat, for which
they are prepared 10 pay the market price n cash.
TO farmers who prefer grinding their wheat, they
will give a barrel of superdnc Flour for every 500
pounds Mcichantabe Wheat, and stand the inspec-
lion in any Of the eastern markets, and will also
deliver the same TO either o. the Depots in Mar
iusbug, free Of chaIge.
They ars also prepared TO grind Rye aud Corn
in the best manner. and OF The shortest notice
G. g. A. NEWCOMER,
Sentepbcr OIL lg43-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
p, nfscRFnITARLE CAST He SMITHS0-
u LIN it,s' pFofjEST AND The UNITED STATES.

MAN Df1s&bt<Dt --
A correspondent asks--'.Wbat has be-
come OF the Smithsonian bequestf" The
Madisonian is qualified 10 give tie lnfor-
nation, and we venture t. invite the aiten-
ton OF our contemporary Of that print TO
the interfogatory. We learn, however,
Ctom letter which Mi Richard Rush not
long since addressed to the Secretary Of
the National Institute, that seven years
hive elapsed, since the date Of the Act
Of Congress accepting tbs legacy I'VE
wears have elapsed snce Mr.. Rush reeeiV-
cd The money, (mofe than hsIl m'liIon
Of dolIars) and paid II oy'r 10 'u'l 70 tno
Treasury Of the United States. ana ye'
nothing Of definite charaettr mas Deeh
done upoo n. subject. The money y
still unapproprieted. Nay, Il We feh'sni-
Der Alright, some Of il was lnv'sied III ~
kansas bonds. which have since sadly de-
preeiated n prce. Bot the Government
i resnonsibe for The VIII IL sum, which
must Of course be made good he moment
At shall be distinctly appropriated by law.
The subject is painful one, inssmach as
,ional faith. The example, too, viii be
productive Of most injurious cons quonces.
Here is a case ia which an Englishman,
aud ono too who had never VISITED this
country, but who entertained the m ST ex
allied opinion Of our honesty, fidelity and
patriotism, left very large sum to found
an American Institution for the gooj OF
the public. A more generous act ur no
bier, could not be conceived. When the
announcement was first mace, the name
Of Mr.. Smiths was on the lips Oh almost
every one 10 this country, aud asSo ;lhl9J
with eulogy. TIE money was obtained,
and opinions were invited from distinguish
cd sources rs TO the best mode Of dlsposIng
of the funGs. These were rely gwen,
and yet year after ar has rolled away,
and nothing Of a satisfactory nature has
been done. The authorities of the coun-
Try should take shame 10 themselves Tor
this gross neglect. The sacred duty IN
volved in the matter should not be left un
fulfilled. Certain il is, that if Mr.. Smith.
son could have anticipated such improper
delay and gross neglect, he would not
have made the legacy. Other benevolent
minded men, who have abundant means,
may be deferred from a similar course,
while the character of the country cannot
out suffer. Mr.. Rush, whose name is in
some way Unidentified with the bequest,
should also make extraordinary efforts for
an immediate and appropriate disposition
Of the funds. His letter, already adyer-
ted to, has been noticed with favor by the
Baltimore American and other respectable
Journals, and we accord him due credit
for the laudabIec interest which he seems
TO take 80 the matter. Indeed, unless
something be done upon the subject speedi-
ly, We shall not be surprised to see an at.
tempt made by some Of the relatives Of Mr..
Smithson, 20 have the money properly APP
piled or returned. The. United States
Government, like any other Trustee, is
bound to do It's duty, and is amenabls to
courts Of law and equity, in the event
OF falling so to do. Phila. Ing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

According to The C nfession Of Saun-
ders, the forger, made to his employer
who VISITED him i'll prison at Boston, he
was continually baflled in bis attempt 10
eoeape after the commission OF h CRIME.
10 giving history Of his flight
lie stated that she had been very nm
fortunate, and II seemed as if Providence
It's If had d, termined 10 oppose him. -
He paid Sl05 for his passage in the Wcs
terra, but arrived at the whnrf a minute or
two alter she had stated, Not being able
to get on board Of her he made for the
Boston boat, but she also started of Just
as he reached tie wharf He then went
10 the Albany boat, AMI was within sec
ond Of losing her also, but succeeded in
getting on board. At Albany he missed
the Ferry Boat which carries passengers
across the river to Greenbush, for the
train Of the Western Railroad, and he
compelled to hire private conveyance to
get across, and it was Only by the great.
est POSSIBLE exir ion he succeeded in
reaching the cars in seuson. At Bos
ton, he made an acquaintance with one or
two lads, rather than men, as he thought
it would be more SAFE, ard il was neces-
S ery to have some person to show HIM
the way to the packets He paid $50
for a passage 10 New Orleans. The yes
sci was ready to start at the moment, but
the wind set in ahead, and he was detan-
ed. He then CARED the lads to the Mu.
scum, which created suspicion, and led
to his arrest. He says after he fund
that he had missed the Western, bis heart
died within him, and he at once gave up
all as lost; and what transprei after that
lime appears to him more like dream
than any thing else.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

VERMONT. Tho returns make it Ger
tain thai the Legislature will! be Wing
by an increased majority; that we shall
have three out Of the four members OF
Congress--snd although the abolition
vote may defeat the choice of Mr.. Mat.
tocks as Governor by the people, he will
Of course be chosen by the Legislature.
There is yet, however, hope that he IS
chosen by the people.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
ESTRAY MARE.

a CAME to the subscribers resi-
r~-z-zS denoe at the Falling Waters, on
I syrSsaSksS Sunday the l0th inst. dark bay
..kS,,,.Ay mare about Is hands high, lame in
ssss@sss=sA s@ her light hind leg, and has her fore
legs also injured. The only perceivsble mark is a
white spot above tie edge OF the left hind foot
Said cslray s supposed 10 lie eleven years old
The on net is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take her away.
JOHN STROBE.
Cort o IQA3-2t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

MARBLE IN ORANGE COUNTY. The
Editor Of the Fredericksburg Recorder
gives US an interesting account OF mar
Bile quarry recently discovered there, as l.
lows: ave have two or three specimens
Of very pretty white and variegatCd mar
BILE, quarred on the farm OF Mr.. Edwin
f. Gibson. Of Orange. 1t is very hard
and clear, and almost entirely free from
SHAKES; indeed, as FIR as we can see, it is
susceptible Of as fine polish, and as val
liable for many purposes os tbs White
Mountain or Italian. We understand the
quarry is inexhausfib'e. lfso, it may BE-
a mater of much importance to the wor.
;hy proprietor, as well as Of advantage
to tho State. We think some measure
ought TO be adopted for developing more
fully our mineral and geological resources:
Unaccounted wealth lies hidden in our
mountains; which needs bat the hani of
Science and Of Industry 10 call it forth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

COUNTERPART Com. Counterfeit ca
giles, of u. 5. coin, are in circulation.
They have a coarse, brassy appearance;
and yet may pass, for it is not once IN a
year, ifonce in five years, that most PEG.
pie see n piece of American gold. ~ 4.
,y0ur, Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
VIRGlNIA:-Be Berkeley County Court
September Term, lS43:

against
John Palmer and Susan Palmer. his wife, late Sd-
san Bashore, and Thomas Brown, Defats
IN CHANCERf.
THyHE defendants John Palmer and Susan Pal
a mer his wife, not having entered their APP
pearance and gwen security according 10 The act
Of assembly and the rues OF this Court, and II aP'
nearing By satisfactory evidence that they are out
or th;s Cor monwealih; it is ordered that The said
defen1ants do appear here on the first day OF the
December term, and answer the bill of the Plain
IN, and that copy Of This order be forthwith pub
shed in the Martinshurg Gszstte for tvs months
.ucces.ivaly. and like copy posted at the front
door Of tie Court House Of said County.
Copy-feste,
Se9iembcr 2l-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

WISCONSIN. SO great is the rush Of
to Wisconsin that the Milwau.
kie Courier says that it is anticipated the
farmers will have a home market for
nearly oil their surplus productions this
wear, which will enable them to sell at
Trices, whatever may be
the state Of the Eastern market.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

CHINESE LABoRERS.-L Lord Stanley
said recently, in the House Of Commons,
that the British Government had received
propos ton from persons interested in
the West Indies with regard to the impar-
tatou OF Chinese laborers, and i was also
said that they could be obtoined n con-
siderable numbers. This IS an important
ntmaion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
nylD D.

On Thursday Inst, in this place, Mr.. LEWIS
G. MITeHiN, aged 81 years.
On Monday morning, the I'll inst. Mrs CATH
ARiNE, wife Of Mr.. George Set bert Of Washington
county, Nd. in the 48th year Of her age
Ga Monday, the flh inst. at Berkeley Springs,
Va, where she had gone for the benefit OF her
heal h. Mrs. MARGARET CARY WARRiNGToS. con
sort of Commodore Lewis Warrington. OF the U.
s NAVY