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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

fredericksburg the past week tho Wings in
this county shave had it all their own way.'-
Last Saturday they met in pursuance to notice,
when they proceeded in the usual way, by ap-
pointing committee to draft resolutions, &c.
Jesse Turner, Esq, of this town, was recon-.
mended as suitable person as candidate for
Congress, whereupon he responded in u short,
though spirited and eloquent speech, thankin, the
meeting :or the confidence it manifested in him
and urging upon the Wigs to be active in the
next canvass. He took strong grounds against
selecting araaab1e men for office. He urged the
party to take strong party grounds, and abide the
decision of the people.
:. After tho ordinary proceedings, the mectino
then organized itself into "Cay Club by eIoc,.
ing officers. appointing select committee, &c.
Our Delegates to the Democratic Convention
have returned from Little Rock. Their repor, of
the proceedings of the Convention, gave general
dissatisfaction to the party here. We hear roth.
ing but talk of repudiating the convention, call.
ing another, and running Independent tickets
What will be settled upon, at this time, arc un.
able to say. Our readers can form as good idea
of the matter, as we have, by reading the commu-
nications in to-day's paper. Some are calling for
Gov. Yell to run for Congress to keep the party
together. A lively excitement is prevailing.-
Gen. Sneed, Judge Brown, and w. S. Oldham are
spoken of for Congress, and Sam c. Rome for
Governor. Next week the extra session of our
court meets, when We suppose the matter will be
disposed of in some way.
another STATE Consing.-Wisconsin is soon to
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

Jefferson Barracks.-This is a military station
upon the west bank of the Mississippi. few
miles south Of St. Louis, located in the vicinity Of
a populous city, and in thickly settled part Of
Missouri, about four hundred miles from the from.
tier. 1t was an important station before the In.
dians were moved west of Missouri and Arkan.
sas. Since the removal of the Indians, il has lost
its importance, and is use as military station,
further than for school for the Army. There
are now eighteen companies, nearly two regiments
of troops stationed at that Post rendering no SER
vice to the country whatever. There are over
10000 Indians upon our frontier, moved here by
the Government; md the only assurance of pro-
lection that have, is eight companies of troops,
barely sufficient to protect themselves in their gar.
risons. Under these circumstances we have tho'i
it duty to point out the fact of these idle
troops being stationed at jefferson Barracks, and
ask that they should DO stationed ep ti-
Are we unreasonable ..o our request! Gould those
,roo,s be stationed at any point where their pre-
sence would be more appreciated Where their
services could be more efficient! They could be
drilled and exercised at Forts Smith or Wayne,
as we'll as they could be at jefferson Barracks !;
and if they were stationed here, the Government
would be discharging an obligation that it owes
the people on the frontier of Missouri and Arkan-
saS.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

Another STATE Coming Wisconsin is soon tc
apply for admissionto the Union.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

The Democratic nomination.--We learn from
the Arkansas Banner of the 9th ult. that the fol.
lowing are the nominees of the late Democratic
Convention at Little Rock: Elias N. Conway, for
Governor; Daniel J. Chapman, for Congress; and
Elias Rector, Abner E. Thornton, and William
II. Sutton, for Presidential Electors.
The Convention has ordered an address 20 he
prepared for the Democracy of the State, and ho $
ordered 1000 copies to be printed and distributed.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

o. The proceedings of Wing meeting"
hold at Evansville, on the 9th inst, came to hand
too late for insertion this week. They sho H mr..
pear in our hext. This meeting recommended
David Walker, ESQ.,, as a suitable person for Con-
gress, COL A. Fowler, T. w. Newton, and F.
w. Trapnal, Esq'rs, as suitable persons for &C.,
vernon; bu. notwithstanding they express their
preferences, they pledge warm and undivided
support Of the nominees of the proposed Conven.
ton to be Eeid at Little Rock in January next.
Before The meeting adjourned, it organized into
" Clay Club" and resolved to meet again On the
first Saturday in January 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

now "hard and fast"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01

Mr.. Charles c. Ben, the Representative OF
montgomery, who was elected and relied on
rs IPhig, who after ded end voted in The
Wing clucusas 10 nominate Speaker, & C
finally RATED 1T the critical mnmeni, aud
voted fer The LOCO Fnco Senators TO
Gil vacancies. several of whom were ,leci-
ed by one vote. Ii is now ascertaincd lha,
this msn was taken out into the lobby by
certain Loco Foco leaders Just before the
hour OF vo ing. to vote their ticket. then
watched unlil the ballois we're all duposi.
ted. lie was cheated. of con.se, as he de-
Sc we'd 10 be, with regard TO the money
prom Sc him. but ne was furnished with
a new suit of c,eihes by his tempters and
made Il Justice of Peace by Gov. Morton.
But he demanded $500 in cash. as per
contract. for his ireachcry, and. failing 10
get il, the whole affair is blown up!
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
TENNESSEE.

Hon. Ephram II. Foster of Nashville
aud Spencer Jarnagin. Esq. of Nc Mimi
CD. were on the 1llh inst. elected U. s.
Senators from the State of Tennessee-thc
fIrmer ill March 4,h. 1s45; The latter till
March 4lh, 1917.
The vote was "a (all the Wigs, IA Sen.
ators, 40 Representatives. for Foster and
JOrnagin, 81 for ex-Gov. Carroll, (Ioco)
and s scattering.
Mesrrs. Foster and Jarnagin were the
Wing candidates in the Last Legislature.
Nj. Foster was the Wing Senator in 1888.
but resigned rather Than obey the servile
instructions of the Van Buren, Legislature
of 1899.
The Vhig victory in Tennessee is COM
plete
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
VAN buren, AND THE TARIFF. TIL

VAN buren, AND THE Tariff. The
las, Richmond Enquirer says:
We have letter before us, sent 10 us
hv friend, and addressed TO him by Mr.
Van Buren,, denounces and utterly DIS.
claims the present Tariff lao.
This is precisely what the Wing press
predicted when Van Buren's nor. commita
Indiana letter was published. The New
York american then said, as the time for
the Presidential eEeerion approached. some
private letter would be despatched by MIR.
Van Buren, 10 the South, 10 be quoted mol
published, in the Richmond Enquirer, that
would entirely eschew and repudiale the
Tariff
Behold the literal ful6lment of its prop.
hecy. .
Will the penpie of this countrv longer
hesitate which 10 choose, Clay or Van Blu g.,
ren1 Can they ever entrusi their most
important interests to man who denoun-
ces and utterly d,sclaims The present Tariff
fdU! Never. until they take leave of their
senses.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
:. ,,,.rRsApIEs AT MONTPELIER

ANNIVERSARIES AT NoNrPELibk'
lisa we're attended last week. Ou
uss,,av e,,nirg meeting of the friends
Temperance was held at the brick Church.
od audience was in attendance, and an
.,s,ss,ing address delivered BY Mr.. VAN
w,,ner temperance agent.
~ Wednesday afternoon the Liberty
p,y held convention in The Free Church.
The chief object was Tor concentrating ar
,,ogements for establishing alpaper which
1.-The he organ of the party to be pnb'
r.hed al Montpelier. 1t is to be edited by
ras Nr. Aspenwal Methodist clergyman,
Dnblished BY Mr.. Poland formerly of
- Ionoille Wing. The present subscri-
-. ,o the Vermont Freeman residing in
r.,uonr are expected to patronize the new
o.r Ii is. 10 commence on the first of
ra,smber next. Mr.. ST. Clair is expected
l,bOr between Vermont and New HamP-
H.. as agent ofthe Liberty Party.
IN. Wednesday meeting of the Bible
so,;e,v was held. A new constitution was
looted A very interesting address was
is,-;ye,ed by Mr.. McCarter of New York
l.Ieyo,e of The parent Society. From the
,.aso1, of the Directors it appears that the
pbIe cause has received a new impulse in
,bs state the past year. Frour thousand
q, hundred and eighty dollars have been re-
c.ived al the treasury making 140o more
ban last year.
On Thursday evening the Vermont Col :
op;z4ion Society held meeting. J. K.
Converse read the report Of the directors,
showing that 500 dollars had been raised
during the last year. Rev. VIM. Mitchell
# Rutland made the address which will be
published.
Oct. 2lst, the Vermont Historical & An,
lQuaran Society held its Anniversary.
The evening was occupied by an address
rom the President, Mr.. Henry Stevens,
giving history from official documents of
the part taken by the;New Hampshire grants
10 the Revolutionary war.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
NEW-JERSEY,

Never in this county has there occurred
political contest which has been character.
'zed by more reckless disregard of truth,
stronger and baser addresses to passion.
prejudice and venaliIy. more lavish expen.
dIiuIe OF money for purposes Of corruption
and bribery, than has been resoriei 10, TO
elect The Coalition candidate, during the
canvass which has Just closed. Money by
the thousands has been used, not merely TO
PROVIDE means TO bring voters 10 th. polls,
ana pay The taxes Of persons in INDECENT
circumstances, who wished 10 vote for their
candidate. but offers AID promises we're
made TO persons not so disposed. as induces
menis 10 vote for him. and when that has not
succeeded, lenders Of money in various
amounts have been made to purchase, sup
port and cooperation.
But though beaten for the time by means
like these, the spirit is preserved even in de
feat. Already are the Wings raliying to
wipe off their disgrace next year. In
Princeton large meeting was called the
moment the intelligence was received. and
the following resolutions unanimously ndop.
ted:
ResolUed. That. though beaten, we are
not dismayed, but are determined this day
TO commence active ard uniiriug exer-
lions 10 prepare for polling full vote of
the entire Wing Party at the election Of
1874.
hesofred' That our confidence in the
great American Statesman, HENRY
CLAY, as the embodiment exponent, and
supporter OF true Wing principles, is unwa-
vetHg and undiminished not only as 10 his
thorough qualification and fitness in every
particular, but also as TO his araiia5iHiy in
advancing the cause. and sucuring the sue.
cess of the Wing Party in the approaching
Presidential election; and that with him
We nail our colors TO the mast to sink or
sic,m."
In other parts of the State, the same glo-
rlous spirit is manifested. and we have TO
doubt that The recent disasters will in the
end lead TO the most splendid lriumphs of
the true democracy Of New jersey Bos.
alias.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
lREACHERY UNMASKED.

i"e 'iliainons means by which Massa
chuSetis Vas last year BETRAYED into m.
.o"e, OIL hooofocoism are coming full,
10 hight. We have already slated The fac
mat b. II. a. Collins, elected 10 tia Leo
IsIature as Wing, from the strong VIM,
town of Eastman. but VINO betrayed his par,s
AIDED 10 eiec' norton and n Loco Foco Sen.
ate was rewarded with the post of Keeps,
Of a LIghi House on cape Cod, by Johr
Tyler.--Anoiher case equally fragrant ba.
us, truaspited.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
ADDISON COUNTY
ATTENTION.

9Th Light Infantry Company, 9Th Regiment
The Commissioned, and non Commits.
stoned officers, musicians and privates Of
the company Aforesaid are hereby ordered to
appear at the "Young Gentlemen's Hall"
in Cornwall, on Saturday the 18th day OF
November IS43 at two o'clock in the after
noon, for the purpose of raising tax to
defray the expense for the support of the
guns of said company, and any other bust
ness that may occur when met
By order of c. w. FOOT, Capt
JOSEPH NIMBLET Jr., clerk
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
STATE OF VERMONT, )
DIsTRIcT ar Anntsnx xs Z

BE 1t remembered, that at a Probate court held at
Mddlehury, and for the District Of Addison on the
10Th day Of October, A. d. 1913
John Spaldng named executor in an instrument pur-
porting TO be the last will and testament Of PLINY
SfANARD. late Of Weybridge in ssid District, sic-
ceased presents the for probaie 1t is therefore
or dered, that the be examined for probate, At
session Of said court, bo held at the Office Of the
Register Of said court in said Middlebury on Thurs
day, the 10Th day Of November next at O'clock in the
afternoon; and that notice thereof be gwen all per-
sons interested that they may appear and make their
objections to the probate and allowance Of said will by
publishing certified copy of this order in the Mid
dleury Peoples Press, newspaper printed at said
Middebury, three weeks successvely previous to the
time Of said Court
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy Of record.
Attest, J. s. BUSHNELL, Register. 20
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01

DEMOCRATIC WING STATE CoNvEN-
TIoN.-On our first page will be found the
proceedings of this convention on the first
day, when it was addressed by the Hon.
s. S. Phelps. The second evening the
convention was addressed by the Hon. W m.
Slade. The resolutions were ably drawn
up by DIR. Slade, and will be published next
week. About $50 delegates were appoint
ed to the Young Mems National Conven-
ton to be assembled at Baltimore on the
I'd day of May next. The following is a
list from Addison County.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Joseph Warner. NJ Slade, ] S Bushnell.
Asa Chapman. p Battell. w S Johnson, A
p Roscoe. r W Peake, NJ D Hall, S Nor
gan. " p Parker. c q Tilden, VIM. Haz.
ard. N Smith, p Fletcher. C Solace. d
Rich, Kent Wright, Joseph Simonds. Sum-
ner Briggs, Charles N Howard, Marshal
Smith.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
NEEDHAn & DENNIS, addison county
vs.. June Term IS I3
HIRAM H. CHAMPLIS.

NrrDHA" e. DENNIS Jsn add Tsrm ep is1g
HIRAM H. CHAMPLIs.
WHEREAS Levi Needham and Allen
w Dennis, both ofAIiddIebury in the coun-
~ of Addison, partners under the firm of
Needham s. Dennis, at the term of the
County court held at Middlebury in and for
the county of Addison, on this second Tues.
day of June 1913, commenced their action
against Hiram II ChampIin of the same
Middlebury, in plea of the case, on note
dated January LIST. 1912 for 500, payable
IN good, understandable, spruce market plank,
TO be delivered at or near the store Of the
plaintiffs in said Middlebury, by the first day
OF September then next with interest; in
which Abner Everts of said Middlebury was
summoned as trustee of the defendant; las
per writ on file) And whereas it is sugges-
ted TO the court that the said hamplin wa
absent from the State at the time of the ser
vice of said writ, and has not had personal
notice of said service. 1t is ordered by the
Court that the said Cha.npin be notified
thereof by publication of the substance of
said declaration and this order, in the Mid
dlebury Peoples Press, newspaper printed
IN said Miidlebury three weeks successfully
the last of which publications shall be at
least thirty days before the mkt term of said
Court: And day thereof given &C. until the
said next term to be held on Tuesday the
second Tuesday of December 1913.
25;w3 5. SWIFT. Clerk.
CHARLES TENNEY VS.. Addison County
HUGH MAGILL and Court, June. Term
WILLIAM GFEEN. }Is4s
HEREAS Charles Tenney ofMidebu.
w ry n the county of Addison, at fhe pres
ent term OF this court, commenced his artion
by attachment against Hugh Magill and Will
liam Green, both of Malone in the county of
Franklin and State of New York copartners
under the firm of Hugh Magill s. Co. in
plea of the case, on note dated Goth March
1SiS, for SO dollars payable OH demand with
use;-in which Jeremiah Niyers and Silas
Randall were summoned as trustees; as per
writ on file. And whereas it is suggested to
the court that the said Magill & Green were
without this state at the time of the service
of said writ and have not had personal notice
of said suit; 1t is ordered by the court, that
they be notified thereof by pubIicati, of the
substance of the plaintiff Is declaration and
this order, in the Middlebury Peoples Press
a newspaper printed in said Mhidleury, three
weeks successfully. the last of which shall
be at least thirty days before the next term
of said Court: And day thereof was given
&c until the said next term to he held on the
second Tuesday of December 1913
25;w3 S. SWIFT, Clerk
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
SUMMARY.

WEATBER-Ai Rochester n. Y. weel
before list the snow fell Two feet deep.
Ca Friday last week in Middlcbury the
snow fell so as TO cover the ground two OF
lrpe inches, ard still continues TO prevent
erz.ng Of cattle or sheep.
Richard ". Johnson has recently been
r.yeling in New England. He has been
il Boston. Concord, N. H. and recently
pissed through Windsor, Hanover, Mon:-
fllier End Burlington.
Nafsha Bertrand, who has been travelling
fOn n. 'Oflesns north. and received with
rral respect in cur cities, arrived III Boston
asi week.
e The Montgomery (Ala.) Journa
s.ys-" We learn by letter from Clar
Jome, that Mr.. Dillet, Representative in
Congress from the Mobile District, IS pros
laie with an attack Of disease from which
ihuc is iule or 10 hope of his,recovery."
t. Joel Jones, who went TO Kentucky
lsi fall, and passed himself off for minis
ollhe gospel. and single man, after lea''
ing a g(e and child in Baltimore, ard who
Subsequently married MISS Lydia DGrsey'
ciJofierson county, Ky. has been tried a
Louisville, for bigamy, found guilty,and sen
anced 20 niue years ID the Penitentiary.
Tie Rev Albert Barnes, accompanied
By the fliher of Lewis Fasset the young
nan who caused The death of Tutor Dwight
are in New Haven.
The last papers state that the Yellow Fe.
Yer was fast disappearing AT Mobile.
The Fichburg Rail Road will be opened
rom Wallham 10 Boston by The 10Th of No.
wmber.
Tie Ca,iaraugus Republican says a
yourg lady. al.,he Court of Common Pleas.
has recovert d The sum of $4,000 from John
r. Oyer, for slanderous words spoken by
lis wife.
lie body of female horribly mutiated,
me throat Gu, and the head and face dread
luV dishgured and smashed as if 10 prevent
lecoguiIIon, was found near Middlebrook
Mills. Nd on the 18Th inst.
lion. }. e. Adams has recently aJdres-
Cd ms constituents al Dedham, upon the
slHle Of the nation. lie spoke, briefly, and
erected his observations chiefly TO the as.
poets of slavery, and the annexation of Tex.
Is 10 The union.
Repeal meetings are being held in vari-
Gus places. At one held in Utica letter
was read from Gov. Seward in which he
says, he is heart and hand with the renea,
'ssociations, and with the repealers in Ire.
'no' An enthusiastic repeal meeting has
gently been held at Albany.
Lieut.. Geo. P. Wyche, attached to an
United States ship in Boston, was found
u New Market street drunk having fallen
INTO box, and was conveyed to the watch
house, where he committed suicide BY
Ianglng himself with his handkerchief
nc was generous noble hearted man.
'roftIhcatlon at his intoxication and i'm
p !, is supposed to have prompted
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01

We are very glad to announce to the
public, that the Hon William .Slade has
been appointed Reporter of the decisions
Of the Supreme Court by an unanimou'
vote Of the whig party in the Legislature.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
New Store.

HNHE Subscriber would inform his
friends and former customers. that he
has taken the Brick Store North end of the
bridge, formerly occupied by VIM. B. Mar
tin where he has just received, and now Of
fers for sale. splendid assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, sc. &c
His Dry Goods in part will consist Of
Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings,
Pilot Cloths for over Coats,
100 pieces Calicoes OF every variety
and style.
Muslin De LANES
Alpaccas, Bombaz mes.
FIannels, White, Red and Yellow.
Mufflers. Blk. Silk Cravats, Ladie
Cravais, Ladies Kid and Blk. Silk
Gloves, &c DC.
Together with a great variety of articles
loo numerous TO mention. Also Groceries,
consisting of
Teas of all kinds
Loaf, Brown. and crushed Sugars,
Honey dew and Paper Tobacco,
Lamp Oil, Molasses, Salt Of all
kinds.
And finally he would informed his old
customers and The public in general, that he
intends to keep almost every article usually
called for, which will be sold very low for
Cash or ready pay.
w. S. JOHNSON.
Oct. 9th, 1S43
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01

LATE FROM MONTPELIER. Mr.. Everett
has resigned his seat in the legislature as
member from Windsor. The Judicia y Bill
of Mr.. Harrington in the House. has been
rejected on the Sd reading l22 to 81.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
office.

Notice is hereby given tina! shall sell
at public auction at the Vermont Hotel, on
the 18th day of November IS48 at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. the House and lot opposite the
Jail in Middlebury, lately owned by George
Lisco. deceas ed.
CHS. LINSLEY, Administrator.
hliddlebury. Oct. 81 lS43. 26;3w
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
nj a rried d,

Nj arried,
In Bristol, on the 10th Sept. by the Hon.
s. II. Holley, Mr.. Charles Lufkin, to Miss.
Mandana Peake, both of that town.
In Ticonderoga. N. Y. in the I'd ult. by
William Calkins Esq Mr.. John A. Pinch
on, of Ticondaroga to Miss. ArvilIa Leon
ard of Shoreham. VT.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
In BANKRUPTCY.

UNITED STATES DITRICT COURT,
VERMONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY
NOTICE 10 show cause against petition
of
Abram. V. Hollev, of Williston,
John Vinton OF Granville,
John D. Anger Granville,
Chouncey II. Bascomb, of Sboreham
WELDON A. c. Wilson. of Weyblidge,
Seth Hodges jr. of Lincoln,
Alfred Atwood, of Granville,
for their Discharge and Certificate as Faux
rupts, at the Office of Samuel Preniiss in
Montpelier, in said district, on Wednesday,.
the tenth day of January A. d. 1874, at 10
A N.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
THE MARKET.
BOSTON PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected Weekly from the New England Farmer.
Corn. Motherhood O0a 90
Southern-yelow 90 90
New Orleans IA 90
RYE.... Northern 63 65
Southern 60 a IS
Flour. Baltimore Howard ST. AS 900
Genesee-common 4,6s ATS
Fancy Brands 4S7 5, u
BEEF.....Mess-new $50 25
Navy 700 $50
PoRK--...Extra clear Ia,50a 81
Mess 10
Prime 0O,O0 OOO0
BUTTER-..Dairy 10a IA
Uninspected Ia 9
LARD.....- Boston inspected Ga o
Southern and western 81 81
CHEESE Shipping and A meal 412
New milk 5a 6
Wool. Prime Saxony. washed, 81 40
American full blood SO a S5
g S-4 80 So
1s ga 80
IA " 25 81
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
Al IENTION THE ID DISTRICT

LCoND IRIAL-Gov. Mattecks has is
- 'u ni' Proclamation ordering an election
HR'n0sr Of Congress in the Windsor
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
Farm For Sale.

- SITUATED in New Ha.
@ iii4 ~ ven, on the road leading
-nflM from East Mills to the centre
of the town. Said farm con.
tanning eicty acres fgood land. good House,
we I'd House. Barn. Shed, &C., we'll watered
by never failing Springs and pleply of
Orcharding. woodland &c.. for further par
ticulars enquire of the Subscriber on the
premises.
The premises are miles from the centr>
OF Mlddlebu.y, or village of Vergennes and
3 miles from the Furnishing town of Bris-
toll. MARTIN LEWIS.
Oct. 25ih, ls43. 26
~ RON WANTED. A few Tons of Iron
III wanted before the close of Navigation
for which part cash and part goods will
be paid. T.. C. SMITH.
New Haveil, Oct. %. le43.