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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19

LITERARY REG ISTER.

The Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Rural Aars
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, Wednesday morning last Rev Mr. Gdey
Mr.. CALvrs PEAsE of Burlington TO Miss MARrHA owrs.
In this village, 9Th nst Rev Mr. Gdley Mr. John CaIk
to Miss Nancy Moody both of Worcester.
In this % inst, by Charles sbley ESQ.,, Nh Samuel
Dudley 10 Miss Sarah W. Putnam.
Id Mddesex 23d u 10y Rev Hrbina Young, Mr. Dariholo
s. Scrbne of this town, to Miss Eliza Mciutre Of ~
In Peacham, April 81, by Rev. u. Merrill, Mr. Moody NJ
Boynon Of Danyile, TO Miss Harriet Amelia Weeks, of r.
In Theurd, the ll inst. by Rev. Mr.. Bahcock John
Martin Farnam of STAFFORD Miss Lorraine NJ Hubbard Of
Theiford.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19

There is much truth in the following para
appointments in Vermont.
We do not hesitate 10 say that, at this moment,
the entire patronage of The Executive is employed
in buying up renegades from the Democratic ;,ar-
~, with view TO create divisions among those
whom the organ (the Madlsonian) lalely declared
TO be one aud ndiyisible with The friends of Mr..
Tyler Having fret attempted in vain to rule, he
IS now prostituting Executive patronage to ruin
the party OF which he could not be the head"
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Narrow Escape.-On sunday last about three
o'clock, the house OF Mr.. Joseph Narau, a Cana
dian, al Mp City" about four miles distant as
struck by lightning. ii mere were fifteen people
in the house al the time, four OF whom were com.
pIelely stunned by the shock. Medical assistance
was Immediately Obtained aud they all recovered
III the space of two hours, says our Informant
Mrs. Harrington who was present was struck on
The foot, completely separating the shoe from heel
10 toe without materially iniuring the wearer
Ptausburgh Whig
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SOMETHING NEW.

TUE subscriber respectfully gives notice 10 the inhabll
OF Montpelier and vicinity that no has pr cured
Battery or perfumiug tho wonderful operation Of ILL
DING and sll.VERiNG ali mstaic substances such as
welc es, pencil cases. CHAINS rings kcyes rint IN mDles
specaces brass copper ornaments OF every Description,
giving them every appearance Of GOLD and SILVER
German and plated silver spoons which and cor
ioded can be restored Their original color Foo ufther
particulars nlease call and examine the work.
tUJSPfces moderate, and done at short noico and in
good style .rn
Montpelier A pril H. l8tS
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80
BUSIN ESS REGISTER.


BRIGHTON MARKET-MoHDAY, May Is, 1913.
Reported for tho Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market 800 Beef Cattle 90 Cows and Calves 10 pairs
Working Oxen, 100 Sheen uud 675 Swine.
PRicEs-Bef Cathe-The prices obtained last week
hardly Sustained for like quaty-a few better Cattle
Market and sold for tribe than highest quota
tions. First quality IS so; second quality, SIS 25
third quality, 81 n 10.
Coias and cilres--F,om SIC to s27, and one at sac
UOrking OrsH-Sales noticed.
Sheep-l.ots sold from 81 o 50.
Srinclos peddle from Ia Sc for Sows, and IA &c
Barrows selected lot in advance large Barrow
Ia 5 Ia. AT retail from to &c.
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Ss s''' ' Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.


THE subscribers, having feen appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Of r ,ndolph,
receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demand all persons against the David Blower
lave of runbIidgo in SAID district deceased represented
ins"yenl and the o six csendar munhs from the Sd
day of May instant being allowed by said Court the
creditors OF sill deceased to exhibit and prove her
speeliyo claim. forn usDo give nolce that We viii at
tend TO tbs duties Of appointment at The dwelling
house OF Chauncey Brewer Tunbrdse in said district
on the third Wednesday OF June and first Wednesday OF
November, at nine o'clock A NJ on each of said days.
ZEBINA WHITNEY,, Commits
JONATHAN KINNEY, sioners.
Tunbridge May 10Th A ID l843. 09
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JOSHUA GEORGI.,.s ESTATE.

THE Subscribe HAVING Ueen apo nied by The Hon
| orabe Piohdt" Court for the distinct m Randolph,
uonrts to receive, examine and ad just all claus
GEORGE, late IT Wa>hn ttu, SAL district, deceased,
repcsrn Cd ns"lvcn and thc term Of months from the
day Of May 1873 allowed ~ Flid Cout 10 the creditrs
Of sui deceased, exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us-Do give notice That we will attend 10 The
duucs ut Appointment at The dwelling nuse Of Obadiah
T. George in Washington said dislrcl the third day
uf July an1 DC u5r inst O'clock afternoon each
Of said days,
wv ashngton, May 9h, A ID 1913
HALL BURGlN, }Comms.
% JACOB + BOYNT0N, sioners.
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CHIPS d. CLIPPINGS.

The following table shows the value of Spanish
small coins according TO the United States mint
assay being their intrinsic value in silver for re-
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NEW YORK MARKET, MoNp.Y May l6.
FiOur-Geneseo 81 81 to rs. W0Vi-Sales u moderate
extent prices unchanged 80 bales of imported and sold
from 4 10 20 cents
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BOSTON MARKET, May Is.
FoRr-Genoseo 81 62 2 to 60. Talioo prime, quoted
to 7 Ia, none good in market.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given hat have given my son, Sylvester
Ellis bis from this dd,e, and shall neither pay any
debs of hs contracting or claim any Of his earnings
CHARLES ELLIS
Roxbury, May H. i843. 700
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QUARTO BIBLES.

LARGE assortment Just received, with and without
II the typography Nc aud the best edi ion published
in Anerica-tlr 81 cheap. Call and examine.
Il p. WALTON and SONS.
M4v II IsII
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d. e. WEYMOUTH. Rerislrr.
srAYA OE vENM0Nr. | % PlobAle Coul h,Iden b!

SrAYG OF VERMONT, In Probate Cout holden at
r. mlolph District. SIS { Willamstown wilnn aud
60, SAID Di,trn., the 10Th day oil May D l843
ID HODA G lODRlCH and Horace Goot ich, admlnistrd-
II Of Ezekiel Goodrich late Of Chel-
in sail dsc:, deceased, makes application 10 said
Court extent the time herel'fDr. allowed MIN pay
the debts duo said estate and settle their adminsra
lion unl future day-Whrieupon II is or
drred nv cou that said ap; location heard
Probl;e ufico in Washington the 81 day IL June neat
an is iurner ordered that notice hereof be gwen the
creditors Of sand estate, and all others ned by
Publishing The substance of said application and orders
hcr- on IN he Vcrm mt Waterman printed at Monipc-
er. least three weeks successfully beiore the
aforesaid dppon'ed for the hearing Of said application.
BY The Court,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-19

n 7 U Ut NL.N'IOtN nv I.lUd1t OU'ITV IUIuVI
Dtstuci Of Randolph, { At WIiamstown, in aud
for said dlstr the 10th day Of May A ID ls4J
Present, Hon John Colby. Judge.
WHEN Rhnla Goodrich and Horace Goodrich all
w muistraIors the Of Ezekiel Goodrich late
,f cncisri si d,-it CT deceased escned their pell
ton whiting for license 10 sell much u the real estate
Of said deceased shall amount humid ed AMI hiy
dollars tor tho pu pose Of paying the dcbs due from sad
estate w coupon II is ordered 'ha said petition be-
ard at P1hitc Court be held The Probate office
in Washn! u n The third day Of mex; that all
PEE sons concerned lie notified by publishing the Substance
this order the Vermont Wa,chmin and State JOu
planted Montpelier three weeks sucets.vely
be- that they appear aud show cause, faDy they
have why such license should no, be granted.
BY the Court, -
r. ID.
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REMOVED.
NEW GOODS.

ELLIS WILDER and co. would say to their friends
II and The public generally that hey have received
their stock of Spring and Summer Goods,-a larger
sormcnt ot silks and Rich Goods than offered in this
marketaso article usually kept in country store,
which we're bought ae ind consequently at less pnces and
which will be sold a. prices 10 compete with the times
People ouy for cash will be charged nothing for exam
ming our stock Beioe purchasing elsewhere, call and
wird u the wise is sufficient.
Montpelier Ap1 II, 1913. 90
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90 DE WEYMOUTH, e.isrcr
LOAMMI sPRAGUF'3 ESTATE.

fINHt subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
oiab the Probate Cour for the District nj w ashing
ton, commissioners To receive, examine aud ADJUST all
claims and demands f all persons against the Of
Iuamm Spraguc Late Il MnrshieJ, in said DISTRICT de
ceased represented nsoyeni and he term Of mouths
rom The 9Th day nj May d 1913 allowed by sand Court
to tho creduors Of SAID deceased, to EXHIBIT and prove
their respective claims hc,re us Do give notice that
will attend 10 the duties Of our appointment At the dweln
house Of koxana Spagu- Marshcld the last Satur.
days of June and October o'clock afcrno each
Of said days.
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GEO w WEST, lComms-
JABEZ l.. CARPENTER, onets.
MarshfJld MAY 9Th A ID lSl3 90

JABEZ l.. CARPENTER, s ones.
Marshisd, MAY 9Th ID isi3 %
STA M OF VERMONT, In PROBATE Cou1t holden at
for said d,slrcl, on he lOh day Of May is4s,
CHEsTER HOWARD administrator The estate of
~ C ark wilson late Of Wliansown, in said district,
deceased. application to said Court to extend the
heretofore allowed him TO pay the debts due from
srd estate, and settle his administration account until
some future day-Whcreupon il is ordered by said Court
that said application be head at Probate Court 10 he
holden the Inn Of A. Gale Of Wliamstown. the I'd
Wtdncsda" o August next. and is further ordered that
notice he GO" be gwen the creditors Of said estate and
all others en-d, by publishing the substance Of said
application and orders thereon the Vermont Waterman
and State journal printed at Montpelier at least two
week successfully before heime aforesaid appointed for The
hear N. of All appicaton.
S p 9R oSa' m Sae" an a"
for said District on tho 10th day of MAY A is43.
nAVlD BURNHA NJ administrator On HE estate Of
~ Phnehas Uds, late Of WilIiamsIown, lii sad District,
dccrased makes applcat on To sad ut To extend the
time herrIolr allowed him pay hs debts due said
AMI scitlc his administration account until some
future dly-Wheteupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application be heard the Probate office Wash.
ng ON the third day of June next, and further
dered that notice hereof be given 10 the creditors of said
and ali others concerned by publishing the sub
# SAID application and orders thereon. the Yer
mont Nachman aud Stale Journal printed Mont eler
least weeks snccessvely bee the lime aforesaid,
appointed for The hearing Of said application
90 WEYMOUTH. Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, | IN P'Obale Couii holden
Washington District. 50. ( Montpelier within and
fir said dis rlcr, The 18th day Of May ID l343,
nZRO HURLBUT, administrator on the estate Of
~ Thonas s. Eurb,t late OF Mortified in sli district
decreased makes application 10 SAID court TO extend The
time heretofore allowed him pay the debts due fom said
estate and settle his adminiSrat account until
future day. Whcrupon ordered by said that
said applL iton be heard al the Pr0ba Office in Mont
prer The 9Th day of June l84S and it further ordered
that notice hereof DO gwen TO the credtIs Of SAID slate
and all Others concerned, by publishing the substance
SAID lca.Un aud orders thereon the Vermont aich
man and Journal printed ~ Montpelier, al least three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY before the time aforesaid appointed for
| me hearing Of SAID application
/ By the Court,
09 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
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CLARK n COLLINS

[IANE this day received general assortment If
IL DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINS Oils and
Dive SUITS. As IRE sh supply Of Family Groceries, and
Liquors OF all kinds for medicinal purposes all Of which
they will sell on Inc reasonable terms.
Montpelier, May II, 1913. CO
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500 POUNDS SHEET LEAD
EoR Sale by ELLIS, WILDER & co.
April 10, ls43.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER
yatrrgp avp runLfsnEp EvfHY
SATURDAY Monsiso, nv
John J. Thompson

T,nus.--TWO DOLLhRS per
.,n,,n, 10 advance, or THEE, ~
,ho end Of the year. 4,
Wv ApyrursnuESrs will be inserted
n, tho rate Of 81 90 per square Tor
,hc GrA insertion, and 80 cents ior
each week thcrcallcr---ien lliles or
haas. constituting n square. The mum
her of insertions required, must be
MARKED on the margin OF the manu- manu-,
scr,ot, or thcy will be inserted I'LL
Corbid. and charged accordingly.
All Advertisements from distance J, :,
must be accompanied with the CASH
or they will not be inserted.
Announcing candidates for ONCE e
will be IS for county oifices-Sio
for state oiIices-in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
ON reasonable terms. 49,,
Postage must be paid on all let'erS
connected with the office, To ensure
attention.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
INDIAN THEOLOGY.

Cauin, In Lis Lmiols and Notes oh
American Indians, gives ilc lollows
ing us Chociaw beliefs
"TW Dciggc Our people have
always had tradition of the Dcluge,
which happened IN this wry;--Thcre
was total darkness Tor great time
over the whole cNrlhj the thoclaw
doctors or mygery.Incn looked out
for daylight for long time, until NJ
last they dispaired Of ever sotiug u,
and Tie whole nation were unhappy.
At last n light was discovered III the
north, aud there was great rejoicing,
until il was found to be great noun
lains Of water rolling Oh, which de-
stroyed them all, except n few fani.
lies, who had expected 1t and built a
great raft,lo which they were saved
"Future Stdtc.-'Our people all
believe that the spirit lives ina future
slate-that it has II great distance to
travel after death towards the west
that il has to cross dreadful deep
and rapid stream, which is hemmed
in on both sides by high and ragged
hills--over the stream from hill 10
hill, there lies a long slippery pine
log, with the bark peeled of, over
which The deae have TO pass to the
delightful hunting grounds. On the
other side Of the stream, there are
six persons OF the good hunting
grounds, with rocks in their hands,
which they throw at them all when
they are on the middle of the log
The good walk on safely to the end
the wicked see the stones coming, and
try TO dodge, by which they fall from
the log, and 90 down thousands o
feet to tie water, which is dashins
over rocks, and is sinking with dead
fish and animals, where they are car
ried around and brought continually
back to the same place in whirIpool'
where the trees are all dead, ant
the waters are full of toads, and liz
ards and snakes-w where the dead arr
always hungry and have nothing (
. eat--dre always sick and never dc
wherethe sun never shines, and wher'
the wicked are continually cllmblnI
: up by thousands on the side OF a hlgl
J rock, from which they can overlook
The beautiful country Of the good hun
ting grounds, the place Of the happy
but never can get there
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
E.om ihe Mooayille Republiean.

The letter below is from a friend
who has been on visit 10 Tennes-
see for some months. We are rejoic-
ed 10 hear that the "Great Champion
Of Free Trade and State Rights" Is
rapidly gaining popularity in. that
State. The fact is, all the "obsolete
ideas of tinkering with private pur-
suits--holding out the delusive hope
to The people ofbecpming rich IN any
other way than by industry and econ
omy, will soon be exploded. 1t will,
ere long. be acknowledged by all, but
those who can rot, and those whose
Interest il is not to understand and
practice the principles Of ]. G. Cal
ihoun, that he is the master spirit o
The age. Neither the bold plumber
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
WHY TEXAS OUGHT TO BE
ADMiTr TED INTO THE UNION.

"But," say the opponents otthe adj
mission of this rich and magnificent
country into the Union, owe can ne
yer agree TO see the institution OF
slavery extended over 50 vast terri
tory" And they say further, that il
it be admitted as slave region, the
American Union will be destroyed.
| do not intend, Mr.: Editor, to ban
dy arguments with the advocates OF
immediate abolition OF slavery. They
are monomaniacs all. They hold it
to be their duty to go about extlrpa-
ting all evil, all sin, without regard
to the rights Of their fellow men; and
they further hold that 1t is a deadly
sin in them to tolerate, for one instant
the least evil, and especially Of invol-
untary seruitude. Men who are 50
lost to all good sense and sound Jdds-
ment as to be carried away with such
mad ideas, are incapable Of being
reasoned with. Hence, my observa-
lions are not addressed to them. They
are intended for the unprecedented,
for the men OF sound mind, for the
great mass Of the American people,
Who arc accustomed 10 look al things
| in ahis life through the medium Of
common sense. !,
| hold. sir, that slavery is an evil, q
great evil; but because tits au evil
/ [ have no authority to lnvudc the
common rights of my neighbor to &c!
rid Of that evil. On the contrary,
am bound by the laws ofsociety 70
tolerate that evil, for the simple rea'
son that those very laws acknowledge
the rights ofone man to hold another
seryiiude. lam speaking now OF thu
institution of slavery, where 1t exists
ri am opposed to slavery, lmay con
slider it my duty to do all can, con
sistent with my rights and the rights
OF the Shareholder, 10 induce the lat
ter voluntarily TO do all he can to Ire,
the state from an institution which
believe to be injurious to the interest
Of society, and extricate himself IRON
participating any longer in hold'ns
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

TAxEs ON THE PooR.--The. wings
are always at war with the poor
At the commemorative of our govern
ment they wanted to establish a CHEF
MAGISTRATE of the Union and a senate
for life. they wanted 10 create prlvI-
legged orders, and exclude poor men
from the right Of voting and all con-
Germ in the government These are
points in which they still adhere 70
their old preiudices, aud if ever they
get d chance, be assured they VIII
& bass laws making themselves hefedl-
tary mobiles, and reducing the poor to
the condition ofyassals. There is no
mistake in his. Among themselves
they habitually cry down our demo;
cratic institutions, and praise the OLD
tyranical government of Europe
They complain that the poor have
too much liberty in this country, and
that men of wealth and good family
have no more privileges than the Gay
laborer. Fellow citizens, YOU all
know this to be true, take care how
YOU give such men an opportunity o.
putting the yoke on your necEs.---
How would you like e see the Mar
ouis de Freret or the Earl OF Peters
burg, riding through the streets Q
! New Orleans in a coach and SIX
with an army Of livery servants Y
their wake9 We should then cues
ton the merit Of these men at tn
risk OF our necks. If any one shoul'
saw that Freret was not as wise 2
Solomon or that Peters was not q
pure honesty and patrlotism' p
would be thrown into,a dungeon, q
noor Miller was for damning. u
mayors brother. ~, 80
These are no bugbears with whic
we want TO alarm you. Look at tn
!, conduct Of the wings since they hay
had NJ session OF the first municipal