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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
- virtue Uf a deed Of trust of James Snell aud
~ wife duly executed and .ha SELL on N. uro,n
on 10Th cay OF Dec ubsr O'Clock Lot ana
meat on the nouh side OF street being the .eo, IN.
ment IRON the Intersection Of the Of Main 4 With
s Nsfh siie OF ivh street having front n 20 inches.
and rinnn- back p feet inches The Improvements are
.han convey with special warranty
Terms OF sais-one third cash ADD much IN addition A. shall
Dc necessary TO execute tn. trust The on cred, OF
and - months and for as the property NAV brn
aHaaboVe what may De necessary satisfaction OF the r
am suhoIedto obtained Negotiable mott. for ~.
deferred payments and deed Of the propey or the ,
snln WIN the .Ine'ioneer' till paid viii he required
DUNLOP MoNCrRE a. CO. Aueis.
by Dunlop. uoncure a Co.
GROCERIES, At Auction
On FRIDAY ihe 9Th o'clock We Will sell in font
20 hbis Porto Rico sugar
20 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Molssse. prin.
go bags Rio LasuayIa and Coffee To clos az,
10 pipes Brandy
100 boxes and 20 CASKS Cheese
100 boxes Sperm Candies
SO boNes SOAP
100 Soc Leather
Whiskcy BACON. Talow Candle,
Geo Ginger, Pepper. &c &c
TERhS-Unter 500 cash. ever 500 mo, ,.4,, to- .r.
ed nesousbie paper. ~ "F''''
ett DUNLOP MoycuRE CO. Auet.
by DaycnPort a Allen.
GROCERIES, &c.
On IHCRSDAf Dec. eth, ~ O'Clock Will e -oi NJ our
100 tags Rio Coffee
20 bids Porto REQ Sugars
Il DO NIddings Baeoa
so bhs Cd Whisky
10 10 q. PIPES PoT Wine
100 boIes Mould Candle.
10 DO spcrmaceu do
500 ieams Wrapping Paper
loo boxes Window Glas.
100 DO Brown Soap
10 half chests q. P. Teas
90 Kegs Indigo
so hass Cotton Irvine
cases glazed Hats
new SOFAS
h4fT- pf,-
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IL Meeting OF the Committee appointed by the
President OF the Mass Meeting, requested at the Stsr
Reading Room, Wednesday evening next the 9th inst
NJ 4 o'clock, y. VI. NJ. BATES, CHn
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T.. ID. BENTLEY,
Ootton u.uufaetur.

Cotton Ma ia cturer,
f Once 18th for the made In
The Factory formerly owned BY the Richmond Manufacturing
pany Cotton Yarns, Nos. Z and ee
Cotton oznaburF- Nos. I
kaiapGnE. A and n
Plough Iinrs C1null Vel. f,nttn
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~ virtue Of Deed Of rru,t from Samuel j

II Virtue u Deed u lrus' from Samuel ]
- Free ani recorded bod CO. tsHs O-s lf Chltf count,
v he soi 0u NGpNESuAN.u s IAN december t.tg Id fs
srrrr of a Fuse. Ei H ftsi acres of LAID ttr.
r1v--i' young mrn 1ud 1irt e slp and .fo.s
NJ 1l krds anl other rofer The 41i ol Tu-ris Cock In
ed county. aoniuf me uds wm. Free John Henri In
others WIZ comfortable Improvements ro,d r,ron 5f s.
Fon+ and wood land Of fn qualify Tor tob1eco s1d may be IA
vied 20 suit purchasers Tn red % ell prys
y tni sho1i De pessed o. W. slrI Price wrr e
ffce 20 eifr n hr trustees viii show rersrns wishing y,
purchase III terms will hr nlje known ole Al pss, in
ieht-d ~ ss Price requested rly 90 the tflstscs t
l-ay and tlose having claims known before th 1s
Ire unc o. the property believe 10 bel ,,hi. but -
vcy m cher Than BE- vested % b, .sdI SEED
JNNEs MARSHALL.
uo2I--rfs ROBERT wppruN Trustees.
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'-NoreACe r- fes 10 'ta-M---rs A. r.
slni- Co-cent,r ihanSfiy Improve The PRESENT ot,r,
nuy 70 infnn sni bc sf -- M A,s.i,,fl ae, So,
Ssfsazuia As-l s.nc, became ,-se
wi foaghness sni hiness 4 ~. my f,c, ma.
AMI arms which W,s f'~-hy extensive sid deep .,, at
te"i with nght -wrn ht- hy lire. u- ~,
uio'. surface which So b+ar y-l,fsi tt,r
In us way unable Ia h1nd- ati d.f~s- ui~, n ia -
Inflammation "i'n the --~ Iei Of rieir r,
~''' ice'anirt'd AMI aso the Thoipnan ~stn-nf tnt
h.nSht uen applet Dr.. Asil,N who rave ~. b.,t.
." your rafapauh. which Hlat reuse, 81 ID. d.
u'hg Singing AiE The night NJ arc
snu,s cured an" my iiee npaiy eganinr feeling
ani appearance. wr,,.- Ros,S.,.
Ns~'Lonion County, Norwich ~. ist3-P.r-on.l,
APPEARED William Robins and oath To m trrh 81
VI" issu s's.sl' ee'f' me I1HS D'Nvuf
'es oi'oihy and superior Court foT New Co
We ue und"r-ruct bsnR acquainted the sboye atoi
William Robinson hereby ,-it c,rctr- - ~ hi. e.
iuHS BArNE-.
lHs-. ktsss. Jr.
or PARTICULAR advertisements other city t,u.
Prepared ami -o wholesale Tor .Sts,rton D.,
A BttNDS CO. D0ivg-- aud ,h.nis- Grant. Bt.tirprs
y" f'd h'oaway conner q Chamber Yvfk
rn'n Richmond A. DuNal 60, In Petersburg Roper Af,f.
s'n IN Norfolk VI n Santos; add coll By Druggists generally t
principal cities the L. s;stsPne. 90 per bottle boi..
s.. - q.
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BUCKINGHAM FEMALE COLLEGIATE INsTI-
TUTE. FOR SALE.

H(1 virtue of n decree OF the Circuit Superior
- Count Of Law ana 'Hsues county Of Rockingham,
pronounced , l! 1 af -sp,sh,t n The cases M fheo
q "anna" aud -. r-'nsf 'h, Trustees NJ the Female Cole
s1ir Institute 4 J. lF.ts r. Co. Loving and otsr.
anl Hafod o. SCOT lui others Trustee, g..i. Lowing
Thompson Brown and otsus. ~, he Commissioners therein
nau"i Will i' l-h Coy of January rr premise sell No
public auction. ' the highest tter very valuable rro IA,
Anown a. On" Elcknfn Female Collegiate Institute a nost s1
ensre building designed of hs pupo-rs Female A-.t.r
combining 80 including CnlptL Lecture Ro1s ari -.,
n'7o' DINING Room With 100 Cher HssJfl hunrs and improve,
ptn uns tcfn'y ftsd md m good ronitrH which is
attached about 100 Of Land sneo..d b.n5-o.g III, g.
a - constituting IN al respects toe best sri isryst e-tab-
ln-r q it sna hn'wn IN he sioea'sd IS rru Buck
" nesron View CantoH. n e remarkably hssthy region
Ih Nrs vi" BE- $4,000 100 cash time viii given f,r hs BAL
t1tr o ibe purchase nonst'r credit u1v,rents j ~
maize. 4, t,x,. t.-rtr ''N
M l---oltNrh's 10. o.. HE0NVS
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MON HOTEL, at the Warm Springs, Bath
toHHtg' "a 10 lease orse- am Disposed sell the
ABOVE mentioned property accommodating terms hay. ,.n
setpue u Tavern Esiah'nsni years and have
zone m business Tut wishing 10 retire from am
dlsi 10 lr1-- sell The Farm largc Brek Bag
S!euad to accommodate about y persons sabearr ior
" hoiH's' an The event Of leasing VIII let
Enlistment about Ten fret aic meadow s s.,
% aud IRE wood near at hand. deem To ny
~. it' As any person Wishing 10 lea" purchase
and We" M properly. and Judge for himself.
I'm CEn MiYSE.
SALT-IoOo Sacks Iverpooi Blown salt ari5.t i'm 61e o,I
= I'I sNt ~ do : GEO. I. BOOKER.
G IorroN-so bales Cotton for saIe by
y De GEO. 7. HOOKER
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the market affords Terms any Other r,sr.,,
thscIy DE- 2--dlt JAS q ut.tEry y 80
R LEIhiS celebrated Itch md Tcict Ointment has e,,i
~ hourlndf md boz proved fsef1 ns ~ IN f t,t
loahomc faErccate affection and which be- even con
fdoed hl many dfmcct n other affections such b.
Ietter Rnrwom &C, % D. cqu1ly celbc PERFECTLY ,t-
unpleasant e smell employed without fs,r ~
dscovery-for nile ~ fdc 81 GAYNOV WOOn 4 90
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HATS AND CAPS.

ram FND WINTER rITTERNSi
URER Lynchburg and Manchester have received 0,,
supply Nutra and Beaver Castor Brush Noe,t and
Rua HATS n 10, latest style they ccedy handsome ami.
ecAlsn Fur and Coth CAPS; Cloth DO fu ani. 40 a. with
gaed top COOL article Tor winter Yc,csen E,tsd AMI hair
seado Ny assortment complete ani win he foh the ovos
cash rricef GEORGE w. FERRY
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Bsts aBs Caps Main street. on.
door stovo var lew snIth 4 co.'s Hardware Store no
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DIBRELL, H0LC0MBE Il 60,
CONFUSION uCUCIlANTS,
rrpp-ts rh--i,sc w1Iy-Iious..
u They sen fossV. we't a s3yu upon 10 q vsrh 10y
l.. B. SMITH, if@r Cane,

~ OTICE.-.-An persons indebted to- Tn, con
L esrn 81 } a GSSio. !. requested taasr sn.d,
Payment Ia rns; ard an i hsv. concern w
lfe-ehi IN o. " me Tor psyui.nt JOSEPH GOODE.
,ofI a A a..
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

Mr. OUTLET forming new evening els--.. for Gen
Ah Uem~n- 1"tm.-s5 for r-,a- royab,r o.
'rf The c;n The yonns i's class l. organized
Al '"fheA Z. ". O. ~ The Lo3-- above Nr J. Cray.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ROSE COTTAGE.

by EnIoe- a. I<rothcr
Lanea-ter. nenby Co.'S Old Stand Main Street,
DRY GOODS, CUTLERY, GUNS, FANCY GOODS.
&c. a Auction.
IN FRIDAY MORNING Dee. 9Th, commencing 10 o'c,oek
suP stairs will s reserve to Close sInary nvoc-.
variety of fresh Dr. Goods Fancy Goos CutIerr Cum 80
comprising about 200 Lots Of desirable anieleA
~ FarhsE particulars tomorrow
INT ors 4 ppo,rur,
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IL mr.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATTRE.

MIN 'oH you VIII and the best Of ready
hau' efng In the city and such fitted IN ne
pees As tr the only establishment city where Fashion
a1e aos Is Connected with the Clothing the public
10 give us cali aud be- their judges Of tarsan.
n's -. KEEN 4 60
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HI-usts "' h">h shs ana slippers.
ISl received, opening this morning Lad;c-'
tahef IiHtf bussns, black and cord plain and GA ~ -
% syles-a truly splendid article not TO BE- .,rn,s-st
"a ev of beauty and durability. Those who have been W, 90
ioT mem can now supply themselves Also -Ns
MCafdys thick sold Morocco Buskir,
10 Noteeo tfess Slippers together with eo,nr,.,. a..
-oiiinen NJ Ladies' Shoes The Ladies arc rrsuh,,
cal and sIsmine them. = n yss.ur rv.9 Soneea -
90 ",.c - w.
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VAN LEW, SMITH * Co.
IL Az Il ON hand. OF recent impor,ation Ivory
- = Table Cuilep, OF Rogers son. Manufacture.
v"rs and Reef Slc"rs ivory Nut Walters IN it AMI
Of Nan"u- patterns and qualities Engih Block Tin D.I
Tor sale by / NAN I.EXv surru :. 80
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.

ENIHA SuPcrfinc FloUr.--hveu 6ne arucl, Il ~
- lods hfaud equal 20 Tho br Family Tour ssle b.
~ lO-du nRnAAN a TANImR
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INV ENGI.aNI
TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.
NOrember 30. Is43.

nuR STOCK or CHINA oussusvy,,s and e,.. q. , -.
tisn''e rm'meing every article usually N b. found IN M
,nt 'i M sind-ths We reduce prisr d,
' 'pi ~ our Spring Imporat0ns tbersfor. so.t -
h'' OV anI Country purchasers assuring an s1eh fh, 80 ~
'' .'''' TO P,isc both IN quality Of gnnds and price,
WIN Z. BJTLER a CO
or ." Importers. doom above nsu T.rs,-
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E1REsTON's Extract Oh Lennon. for nayo.ing Jeli.s
Ices, Pastry, Se--for sale by
de DOIToN L. uAppts,N
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f. WARREN x co.
Dealers in Boots, Shoes. rru,L a..
Ladies' very superior Dress Black lasting Gait

- ieet'sa ~ steamer Columbus, Be opsned ,h.
s1tFy o' ne above very Shoes Pbllsdesbia
~ - ~, ..ssspeeuuHy IL
- ad ch1i Boot and shoe dealer. MANSON House mo 20
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-11

One of the most unfortunate errors that
could possibly be committed by Mr.. Miller
was his prophecy in the first edition of lis
Lectures, that the signs and desoIations pre-.
dirted in the 9th chapter of Matthew (hav'
ing no referance as he believed 10 The de.
srructiou of Jerusalem. but TO The end OF the
world, in ls4?) would take place in 1889
1t now appears that in subsequent edition
of his Lectures he accounted in some way
for that error, and put of these terrible ca
lamitles (nol US Dean Swift did the ec.ipes.
one day only. buy one whole vear-to 1910.
As we have entered upon ls43, and none
of these predicted events have happened,
[for we do not believe the "running TO and
fro" of men on railroads, and the difficulties
in The currency-as suggested by one prea'
chcr-are very convincing signs) all may
well come to the conclusion thai the world
will not probably be burnt up this year
Ye: this should be no warrant for "slumber.
ing" for tho cry" will be made and heard
BY thousands this very year.-N II. Senti'
mel.
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M1ssoURI.-Senator Benton has prevail
ed with his Legislature. A meeting of the
Members was held on the 10Th, at which
resolutions were passed approving the Ten
nessee call for National Convention at
Baltimore on the 4th Monday of November
1913, and appointing the following Dele
gates thereto: Thomas II. Benton, Lewis
F. Linn. James NJ. Hughes, G. Nj. Bower,
James HI. Relic, James B. Bowler, and
Jhon JAMESON These compose the Del
egation from the State to the next Con-
gress.)
The following resolutions were also a
dopted:
Be itfarther resolred, That. in the o.
plnIon of this meeting, MARTIN VAN buren,
is the choice of the Democracy of missouri
for the next Presidency; and that said Del
egates be instructed to use all honorable
means to secure his nomination to thai
high Office.
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this
meeting, Col. r. M. johnson is the choice
of the Democracy of this State for Vice
President, and that our Delegation to the
National Convention be instructed TO use
all honorable means to secure his nomina
ton.
So the Van Buren, and Johnson differ
ence is apparently adjusted, after fashion
but we understand not in reality. We
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CONGRESS, Tuesday, Jan. 3.-In the
Senate there was debate upon Oregon bill,
the question pending on the motion TO strike
out the preamble declaring the title of the
United States to Oregon is certain and will
not be abandoned
Messrs. Linn, Archer, Fulton. Smith of
Indiana, Sevior and others participated in
the discussion, all concurring as to the val
idity of the claim of the United States to
this territory, but some holding that this
preamble was unnecessary, &c.
The preamble was stricken out, and af-
ter the adoption of several amendments,
the bill was ordered engrossed. Its main
provisions are, its authorizing the President
to cause to be erected at suitable distances
and locations line of military posts on the
Missouri and Arkansas rivers into the
best pass to the valley of the Oregon and
to the mouth of the Columbia river; its
granting TO every male inhabitant and Gull
tivator of the soil for five consecutive years
$40 acres of land, and 10 his wife and chill
dren under Is years Of age l60acr each;
IFS providing for the appointment of two
additional Indian agents west of any exis-
ting agencies, &c. -
In the House, Mr.. Slade moved to sus.
pend the 2lst rule to enable him to offer a
resolution in regard TO the abolition of sla-
very in the District of Columbia, which
was voted down without debate, by ayes
and messages 70 noes 111-erery Nor
thern Wing rOting in the Affirmative, and
every Locofoco against H..
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Morgan
of New York, providing for withholding the
assent of Congress to an enactment of the
territorial legislature of Florida, imposing
a capitation tax, in default Of IFS payment,
they are to be sold A most iniquitous and
cruel law. and which is earnestly condem-
ned by all Florida gentlemen here. This
ton was rejected. or rather laid on the table.
by the help of Northern Loco oco votes.
Mr.. Bovine offered a resolution instruc-
ting the Committee on the Judiciary TO re-
port on Thursday next, bill to refund the
fine to General Jackson, and moved the
previous question; refused, Ayes &C, Nays
SO. Thus the resolution lies over.
The bill TO repeal the Bankrupt Law was
again taken up, and debated by Messrs. NJ !.
Brown, Weller and Ferris in favor of re-
peal.
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In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.
DY order of the United States District
Id Court for the District of Vermont, will
be sold at Public Auction at the Vermont
Hotel in Middlebury on "Wednesday the l Ith
day of January 1913. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for
cash, all the right, title, and interest which
Nathan Wood of Middlebury had on the Slst
day of Angus last, in and to lot of land
situate in MidJlebury with the buildings
thereon, commonly known as the Vermont
Hotel, also Stone Gristmill and Store at
tached to the same situate on the east side
of Otter Greek in Middlebury near the
Bridge, also the undivided half of one hun
dred acres of land lying in Goshen VT, also
the right title and interest in and to the es-
tate of Benoni Shirtliff deceased, also the
right, title, and interest in and to the estate
of William FaTrar deceased late of Troy
New Hampshire, also the undivided half of
five shares in the Middlebury Female Semi
nary, also Gold Watch and Chain, Brass
Time-piece. Bureau, Gard Table, Toilet
Table Light stand, Picture and lot of Books
also a lot of Notes and Accounts be-
longing to said Wood on the Slst day of Au-
gust last as set forth in his schedule of that
date.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT ,
District of addison, SIS.

eE it remembered that at Probate Cur
ME- ned at Middlrbury, in and for The DIS
irct o. Ad disoH, on the 9th day OF December
A. ID. 1872.
Sarah p. Doolitilc exccutrix Of the last will
and testament Of
JOEL DOOLITTLE,
LATE OF said Middlehury deceased, presents .her
administration account fer allowance; And it is
thereupon ordered that the said administration
account be examined FOR allowance by said court
at session thereof to be held at the Office Of the
Register of said court in said Middebury, on
Wednesday the 18th day of January next at
one O'clock in the afternoonl And il is further
ordered that the said Executrix give notice all
persons Interested, that they may appear and
make their objections if any ther have to the al
iowance of said acoount, by publishing certified
copy OF this order in the Mdoebury Peoples
Press. newspaper printed at said hiiddlebury.
three weeks successvsly previous 10 The time
of said Court.
Nssi j. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A,true copy o. record.
81. Attes J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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Also

Will be sold at the Bristol Hotel in Bristol
on the eth day of January inst, at 10 o.
clock A. M. for cash, all the right. title and
interest of Loyal A. Roberts had in and to
one equal and undivided one-sixth part of
the following described lots of land lying and
being in the town of Lincoln. to wit: one
second division lot drawn to the right Of
Jesse Spalding, one second division lot
drawn to the right of Jonathan Eastman, one
second division lot drawn to the right of o.
liver Strong, and all the undivided land lying
in the town of Lincoln they being the same
lands decided to Elisha Roberts by Ebene-
ger Durfey, March 9th 1884, also all the
right, title and interest in and TO a hundred
acre lot decided to Elisha Roberts and Loyal
A. Roberts by Thomas Goodrich on which
said Elisha Roberts and Loyal A. Roberts
now resides-which the said Loyal A. had
on the 9Th day of October last as set forth IN
his schedule on file in the Office of the Clerk
eff the District Court.
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Also

Will be sold at the same time and place, all
the right, title and interest Tin three hundred
and twenty acres of land situated in the Go.
of La Sale, in the State of Illinois, known
as the east half of section II, of township 81,
north range east, of the third principal me-
rdian, also four hundred and thirty-three a
ores of land situated in the original County
of La Sale, State of Illinois, being the south
west quarter of section 25, oftownship So,
North of range 8 East of the principal me-
ridian, and the North West quarter of sec
ton 4, of township 81 North of the same
range and the southwest quarter of section
IS, of township "a North, of the same range)
that Ephraim >. Seymour had on the 9th
day of October last as set forth in his sched-
ule on file in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court.
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NOTICE.

A meeting will be held at the Court
House on Friday evening at half o'clock
10 take measures TO establish q Female
School in This village on permanent foun-
dation. Some important propositions will
be made, and every inhabitant of The vii
lage interested in the subject, or interested
in the general prosperity of the village, is
requested 10 attend. Several gentlemen
are expected 10 address the meeting.
The Ladies are earnestly requested 10
attend.
Middlebury, Jan. 9th, 1913.
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m was addessing as one man, believing
,bSt Mr.. Gushing was addressing an argu-
" n, ad koninum to the members present
1.-THE Democratic party. Mr.. Cushing
5eclared however, that ne meant something
more and deeper than the spoils, even the
constitution itself. The application OF this
.,gment in the way Of Inference was not
zen and Mr.. Gushing will not hear the last
# his speech for long time. II will be
,reated as bride held out by the present
administration to win support. the return
1ayment being the influence of the present
administration TO any candidate and any
,arty who will see safe deliverance to
Mr.. TYLER and his friends.
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Also.

At same time and place, will be sold all the
right, title, and interest that Paul A. Reed
of Middiebury had on the SIst day of Au-
gust last in and to the Tavern Stand now
occupied by Benjamin b. Brown in Middle
bury, also all the right, tite and interest said
Reed has in the house and land now occU-
pied by said Reed and Horton LOOMS, as
heir to the estate of Paul Reed deceased. a
more pasticular description ofthe premises
will be given at the time of sale, also Note
and account due said Reed on the 3Ist day
of August last as set forth in his schedule on
file in the office ofthe Clerk of the District
Court.
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Will be sold at same time and place, all the
right, title and interest that Ira Ross had in
and to one equal and undivided half of a Saw
Mill in the town If Bristol, and the land and
the privileges for the said Saw Mill, also an
equal half of fifty acre lot of wild land in
said Bristol being the same bought of Abra-
ham Vradenburgh, also all the right, title
and interest in and to about twelve acres of
land leased by the said Ira Ross of Charles
Bradbury being the same on which said Ross
now lives. also lot of Notes and accounts
as set forth in his schedule on file in the of
flee of the Clerk the District Court.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-11
Thursday, Dec. 90


Senate. Several petitions against repeal
ing the bankrupt act, and one for the repeal,
we're presented. We observe that MIR. Crafts
presented petitions against repeal. The bill
granting compensation to pension agents
was passed; also several private bills,
House. A petition from Pennsylvania
vas presented, in favor of Mr.. w. Cost
Johrson's plan to aid the indebted States,
when Mr.. ]. asked for select committee
on the subject; agreed to.
Mr.. Everett presented petition signed
by 81 (Whig) members of the legislature
New Hampshire, asking Congress to di.
vide that State into Congressional districts.
as the legislature had refused to do it; re-.
ierred to committee of the whole.
Mr.. Cushing's speech. Another hour
vas asked refused, 100 to 30.
Mr.. Fessenden, of Me-, spoke against
ropealing the bankrupt act.
Friday. Dec. 80.
Senate. The President, in reply 10 q
resolution, informed the Senate that the
force intended for the suppression of the
Save trade on the coast Of Africa, is to con
slst of two sloops of the first class, and foul
briggs or schooners The bill TO take pos
session of Oregon territory was discussed
10 the adjournment, which was over tc
tuesday.
House. The House refused to take UP
bills.
Saturday,Dec. al
The Senate did not sit. In the House
INC President sent u message recommend