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Erctnsstic Ernp1rtatsaDs
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VI A RITiM h II K r a L ID
Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
gRoA LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA.
Hibernia, Judkins ...'... July l6
CALEDONIA, Lott. July 4 Aug l
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Passengers Sailed.

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OWEN PRESCOTT Pilot, o. take, charge as master end
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aud Portland jiP
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and enclosed IN neat ornamental cover
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claiming as lts contributors, some OF tho
mos, dlstlugmhed writer's OF Great Britain
this highly talented work has ever magn-
tulnod a proud position its, contemporaries
while iron the dawn Of rs commencement
% has been conslanly increasing IN the
popular eslImslon down % the presedt
time Ia confirmation OF our assertion,
u Is only necessary 10 fC.er TO thpse
thrilling incidents, OF food ard field, un.
der the ,les, Of "Ckaries u MGiley," aud
"Hdrry Lorreqqer," boln oiwhlca ougta.
ally graced the pages OF this periodical
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In with humor, and teemlng, as these ad'
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such intense and glowing interest IA their
perusu we positively become ourselves
paricipators 10 the scenes narrated. h
would be needless, however, Tor Us 10
speak OF the meuts Of al author WIN
whom the public universally are so tayaf.
yorabIy acquainted, were II not for the an.
nouncemeut OF new work irom the pen
OF the sane delightful wrIDer, DIR, LAYER,
wlich is to appear ia this Magaziac, aud
which VII. be commenced Immediate alier
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Trust SALE.


~ y virtue Ola deed oltiu.t, 10 ne executed
.-Eby ". c. STOKES, lor rcnam pqiOs,
herein specified. and whchl, uIecori III he
rebate Clerks uIlcc, OF Ibis couny, N tooi
:, pages lS3 and Isl: | hall proceed 10 sIIn
re 10Th day olJuly, 1913, At pubic auction, at
ne residence OF " lliiam I. Stokes The ol@'
lg desSphed property, to Nll;-ile nof'iNe'
quar- o4 SECTION 8; and threr-Ioals otlewH
lalI OF the northeast quadtr; aso lie EN- 'Ui
- he souwest quarier aud vest Bay o. 'ht "r
east quarter of said seclon' AndiHSc'"nA
the southp est qnarter lheroii also INec iOl''
OF the west hall Of the suulheasl qudlle' L'ue
the wnole being in township ", fali.e D gay
containing ihaIl six hundred acre, ho'r Oh"
and ajso he following negroes, anu QUE
sonalgy, SIG--John, negro mdh jsel do','
Plrasart aged about 20, jim Roy 's'"
s, Daphin 4 woman aged about ll' AON'
man aged about 50, Fanny, woman ass''
40, Feilcea, woman aged aboul4o, fa
woman aged about 40; JGdy g'''ass
Chloe, aged about ID, and Juno +" g'.
~ years Of ase. Also iUul mules, WOE
onr yoke of oxen, 40 head. Of stock cdI'A
Wagons, and harness, and all the lWpInlD't
,u>bdndy now on said plantation l",
ale, cast. Such title only IS convey"
ested IN me "a trustee r.s
JOHN +. BAsKIN, Trustee
January Q, lo43. l Oui
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OF THE
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sale i'm asankruptcE

CT WILL sell at the CourI ilOu''
IA. in Lexington, on the
24th day Of Jug HeH' .f,,y
the following described real es'aIe' , s.si,
of Leroy Sims, who has been ue 'ED AVN
Bankrupt, to wit: Lot No 81 IN lls y ~ "a
of Lexington, being the residence u '''
Sims. Title good.
L. S. HUNT, ASSIGNEE
In Bankruptcy
June "a, lS43. "a ~S'
ALSO, IL, h
At the same time and place. inc W. W ,oaA
south east quarter and wes' lia > , "A
west quarter section O, township - W M
3 east; surrendered by James y. e. n
as part of his effects in Bankruptcy
tie good. .;rnoe.
" In BANKRUPTCY
June "a, Is43. "a 'ds.
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TERMS.

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ceIIany, we shall probably follow with req.
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laent English Magazines, IN uniform
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No. 81, Chesnut.sl., Philadelphia.
DecemDer, 1872.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-03
PROCEEDINGS OF A NETTING or TIE

IiNON VI NUS Ot n v W. llNG VT lllE
WIG MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
NJ I'Hnt meeting ~ the Wig ntt'ntrrr uf the
Scuaic aud House al Representatives, III The Uni
tel States held ~ tie Senate Chamber M Shtur-
day evening" The 18Th February, 1913, for The p,,r-
pose oi considering tie proprley Ofhohling Ma
tionl Convention - Illuminate ca'Ilhn'es I" he sup.
ported 10y the Wing parly at The next eieclion OF
President aud Vice President of the United States,
Richard II. BayHrJ, of Delaware, was called TO the
chair, aud Alexander ~. II. Stuart, Of Virginia,
and John T.. Clark, of New York. were appointed
Secretaries.
Mr. Tallmndge, Of New York. on behalf Of u
joint conince appointed at previous meeting
10 consider what measures should he cdopted,
made a report. which, having been discussed aud
nmenaed, was unanimously adopted. The report
is in HE following words, viz:
"WnEREAs, the cxpediency of holding Ma
tionul Convention for the nomination OF candidates
for President and Vice Pre- silcnl has been sugges.
ted Ivy tho Wings IN various parts of the Union
and it having heen referred by them 10 the W hig
members OF Congress TO tesignn'C the tine aud
place Of holding snd Convention therefore,
ResOired That The Wing Members Of Com
grcss. conrulring IN the cxpedsdcy OF the prcpo.
sed COnventon and yielding to the wishes ex
pressed that they should designate the time and
place. do respectfully recommend that Wing
National Convention for The nomination of rnudi.
dates Tor President and Vice President uf the Uni
ted States I've hel in the city OF Baltimore, oI
Wednesday, the 3d day of May, 1874 and thai
the said Convention be composed of Delegates
from the respective States equal TO the number %
Senators and Representatives of each State in III,
Congress Of the Tinted Slnles.'
On motion of Mr.. Underwood, Of KY, it WINS
ReS0Lted That the proceedings Of this meet
Ing be signed Ivy the Chairman and Secretaries
and published in the National lntelligencer anc
other Wing papers"
RICHARD n. BAYARD, Chairman.
john c. CLARK, "''""'''''
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DEATHS.

this village 22l u chill Of Mr. Aaron Haven, years.
2jh ult. nf consumption, Mr. David Whttcn, 81
In Tai lie, Jan 81, Lydia tdgcrUn, aged e..
la Boston, 22' ut Hon Peter o. Thatcher for twenty years
judge Of the mu li'ip,I court.
In New Yors 0ih ut Hon. Potter a. Jay c., oldest of
JOhl
In Tyug ,oro Mass 9Th u:. Row Nathaniel Lawrence, H.
In st.ud,on, Va Gen Rolru Potterei, captain in the
oluton, o..
In Buusion 9Th u Iconoi u. Youngest daughter of Moody
Conner OF Wls'On, aged IS ihsl5h, Mr.. Lewis Ohm
stead, t9l0th, Mr. John Adams, Sll6b, Alkaline, aged 81
md on the 2lst Henry, aged years wife aud Uf MI John
Price.
In Sparta, Georgia, 9TH u John w. satteree, Esq native
Of Vermont and graduate OF Mdilcbuty College
Ia Dchy l7h ut. Louisa, wife OF McLean and duugh
tcI Of David Smith of " a,eiurd, %
Ia Concord, Jan. /, widow Abigail Barker, about so.
In PcachHm, l2t ult. Mr. Amos Could 6il3th Mary wild
ow Of the Late Cen keub-n m uclarl, a.
In Danvlle, 10th u Martin Aliri, daughter of Isaac w.
Stanton, l92st Dorothy, wife of john iuntre 20, also
the GOTH infant OF the dcccasedi Martha, daughter
OF Joseph Tilton, all ysipelissb, Sally wife OF Jas
kelsey, ESQ. 76.
Jo6nsbury, Dec "a Hannah, rect of the hte Reuben
Farmer of Burke 5lh uitmo, of eyipeas, Mary Lueler
daug ter Of Churlas Stark, III.
In Lyndon, 10Th uli. Zpha wife OF E. H. Fisher 4i-Ocobe
last widow Sarah sheldon, 81
Ia, Wilton Me-, 18th ut. Thomas Nung, soldier of III
revolution, 10