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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-02
RIP RAPS.
NEW ORLEANS ROAPING IN.
The Tuesday, Diamond relates tbt

The Tuesday, Diamond relates tue
following:
George Thompson made affidavit L2-
fore Recorder Beule, that he had been
.windled out of nine hundred dollars IN
Tennessee money, in the following man
nsr. He says that while waiting at the
post Office for letter well dressed man
tapped him on the shoulder, and shook
him cordially by the hand remarking,
with a patrOnlzeing air, "that he he look.
ed better than he had ever seen him he.
fore" The countryman was at loss to
"fix' ms odd particular friend" and told
him fatty he did not know him.
"Notknow me, my old boy?" inquired
the villain, with unblnshlng Impudence.
'Recon not" was the s:m9le reply.
"Why, my dear sir-it can't be pcs j.
bic you have forgotten memo, you must
remember me-come along till we get
something to wet or Whistles, and III soon
convince you that we are old friends"
The coln'ryman Welded, at last, and
was taken like lamb to the slaughter.
down Royal and out Cont street, until
his guide halted in front Of cabaret, in.
TO which he was usbere1. The rest may
b. easily imagined. A back room was
Sc 'ec.ed for tie "oPera'.on''--.he pigeon
was pied with plugged lilaor, and when
be recovered firm the stugor which fol.
low et, be wts peDn.less.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-02

some of whom are Prejudiced, and o,t.
will not readily attend TO reasoning C,nag
ed on premises which they think pn.n.
ccpti5le of proof.
We have seen in the Charleston Co,r..
a letter written to the Baltimore Pats.
by correspondent at the White S!lobn
(Va.) Springs, detailing the particular,
what il terms Tournament, which cam.
of at that place We know not Which,,
to reg trl it as hoax or not. To re,dh, |
elaborate description Of the knights =,
they are termed, one would suppose ba
deeIs OF noble daring were about to b,
enacted which would pat t. shame, II,
''gente and free passage Of arms at Ash
by" See what grand and pretening en-.
tree!
Among the comaa'an's, Mr.. 4. Of an aj.
joining county, represented the tail and
graceful Knight OF "C3ippeva." Fiol
with martial spirit, he came 10 conquer
his dress was rich and hi, stepd Of mil,
blood. Then followed Mr.. C. The d,rk,
eyed and goIllnt knight Of "Rappahn
n0ck" "a bright falchion at his side, and
his lance vel balanced. Following him
on bloodeI charger, rode Mr.. B. Of Fbn
da--the brave ana warm hearted knight Of
tno , t;' So -sLace'uI as his Stood,
tranic cline ,bn, cIlimcd him. ~ Tbo 20 INC
tered lie lists Mr.. G. OF Eastern V;rr,ni,
the proul and thoughtful knigh, Of III,
"Lo"iands.'
"For va'oT he, ana contemplation made"
But who is he that nov advoncos-hs
cho'nnl s'eed' ch'hP'nS me 'mPoteal BIZ,
1'i' p'"'"5 Wv I"'I,' VIZ 'rl8a' eyes
iho nnnoraTs I,n;,rb, IF tha spn w. ,.''S
from the far west he comes, and ST, T..
an Indian warrior in has saddle. Now
following h m appears Mr.. r of B''timon
l"G 'oo AM ~ It. VI nc ~ ~" ne 'oJksd
re,Iv we .rn,nad him. ,o ,ho 1;.,s ' h a.
all eyes are turned, and 10! ia raven dra.,
with black plume IN his hat, advanced
Mr. Ii. OF Ph,,adcIPhIa, tie knight of The
h'"e i1'"r'' ana most gracefully bowed
y ~, w. 49,,
l MS S'o'e'y ana swelling parade, one
would conclude would be followed by
<n'ghiIy Geed3 and comoais st2rn;--ihat
mere would
MANY gallant plume be torn,
And many kn'Ghtto earth he borne"-
nat there would he renewed the sangun'
'ry STRIFE OF the k'uni Table knights, Tor
ne mana Oh A'''l'F daughter; ana not
iiSapPeiat u here follows lh2 daIlng Ieat,
which promises the rcva'ds Ct chiyolry;
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-02

not to be ascertained. And thus Ahe g..
has again to be pleaded before indy r.t
some of whom are Prejudiced, and o,t ,@
will not readily attend to reasoning Cr'9
ed on premises which they think pn. ~.
ccpti5le of proof.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-02
ELECTIONS.

Aia5amc.- Complete returns from this
STATE, show tie congressional delegation to
stand as fo,loWs:-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01
AUCTION

pf virtue Of license from the Probate Court,
~ will be sold at Auction, at Smiths Stage
House in Brattieboro, on SATURDAY the
10th OF December, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
following articles belonging To the estate oi
Abigail Holland, viz
double and l single Sleigh; Harnesses;
Saddles; Rife; . Brass Kettles;
cross cut Saw; | wood do; hand do;
! set Of Carpenters Tools; l hand cart;
II pair Of Sheets; 30 do. Pillow Cases:
Is Table Cloths; IL Towels;
Beds and Bed Clothes, and other articles Of
household furniture.
All sums Of IS and under, cash; over, three
months credit, with good security.
FRANKLIN BUTTERFIELD, Admir-.
Nov. 20, Is43. IA
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DIED,

In this village, on Friday the Oath ult., Mr. An.
drew Bradshaw, aged a. years, very worthy citi.
zen who had lived IN this place twenty years.
In this Town, 10th ult, Miss Abigail Beal, daugh-
Ter OF Jeremiah Beal, aged y years. Printers IN
Mass. please notice.
At the Vermont Asylum, Mr. Ansel Patterson Of
barre, w., Revolutionary pensioner, aged 81.
In Davenport, Iowa, Nov. :, of consumption. af-
ter an illness OF 10 months, Mrs Lucinda Bennett
wife OF Mr. Rodolphus Bennett, and daughter OF
The late Dea. John Holbrook OF this town, aged a.
In Greenfield. Mass Nov ~ Miss Marv T.
daughter of MIR d. N. Carpenter aged II.
AT Chintadrepellah Mission House, Anne wifi.
of Rev. MIR Winsow, of the American mission.
In Montague, Nov 10, in a lit of apoplexy. Mr.
Ira Kellogg
At Fairfield. Iowa Territory, Oct q. Isaac f.
Cushman, son OF Mr. Seorem Cushman of Bernard
ston, aged % years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01
BLACK PLASTER.
CTo USE 1T Is To APPROVE ITA

(TO USE 1T Is TO APPROVE IT,
THIS salve IS superior 10 every other appIi
Il cation for wounds and sores Of every de-
scnpuon- IL possesses the most remarkable
properties for healing, and speedily removes all
soreness and pain from paris where il is appli-
ed, and by giving strength To vessels that are
weak, and operating as a soothing hahn upon
such as are irriiated and inAamed, il perfurms
a cure IN the shortest time that Is possible for
any application 70 do it.
II makes decidediy The best STRENGTH
ENfNG PLASTER erer applied to human
flesh, and hence AZ is Of inpaltia5le service in
remoUing rheumatic pains fjOm diseased
Joints, and restoring health and strength 10
all lame backs, sides, shoulders, Sc. Il is an
excellent remedy for eorns, burns aud sprains
and being adhesive il supersedes the use OF 9TH
er adhesive selves.
'.'Mnle and sold, al wholesale ana retail. hy
R. SPALDING. NJ d BratIlrboro, VI.
Price % cents Sn %
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MARRIED.

In this village, Nov. %, by Rev A. Brown, Mr.
Frederick Hunt TO Miss Elizabeth W Partridge.
both Of this town.
By the same, at the Phunx House in this vii
lage, Nov. %, Mr. Francis 5. Ray to Miss Nancy
r. d. Harris both of Vernon
AZ the PhGnix House, in this village, Nov %, by
Rev. John English, Mr. Albert Carpenter Of Wal
pole, N. n. and Miss Mary A. Wilder Of Keene
In Whitingham, the l4th inst, by Rev. F Hart
well, Mr. Thomas Il. Grant Of Halifax to Miss Sa-
phrona Briggs OF W.
AT the same place, by the same on the Odd inst,
MIR Harrison Dickinson to Mrs Lura j. Stanley.
both Of W.
In Hinsdale, N H., on the 9th inst, by Rev.
VIM. " Barber. Mr. Alexander Elmore to Miss
Elizabeth L. Scott both Of H.
In Gill, Mass. Oct ., by the Rev Mr. Canninr.
Mr. Eliphas L. Chapn to Miss Nancy A. Roberts,
both OF Gill
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Palm Leaf Hats.

YNHE subscribers wish To get few thousand
Il dozen large size No. PALM LE.AF
HITS braided, for which they will paw goods
on delivery ot the Hats. To prevent all mis-
understanding, they would say, no goods will
be delivered in advance fnr HAS, bat will pay
when the hats are braided, and will receive
Hats until the first day Of March, 1874, and
positively no longer. Those who wish for
Leaf 10 braid on the above terms, will please
call soon.
Good No. ? Leaf constantly on hand. bv
G. & G.. renee.
Brattleboro, Nov. 30, Is43. IS
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CONSU MPTION & LIVER
Complaint.
DR.. TAvLoR's
Ralsam of Liyerworf-

ENROM SIS Bowcry, New York, for tie rure
n OF Coughs, Colds, Catarrhs, Asthma
Soreness of the chest, pain in the side and
breast, raising of blood Liver C.,tnriainf-
Bionrhiiis and all those aiirrTiunS ri the Ihruar
and lungs, which are a source nf 50 much suf-
leIing, and, unsrre~ted, su often terminate ip
Consumphon-this remedy is highly aud iuatly
distinguished. IL is purely vegetable, mild aud
gentle IN It's effects upon the system. and ran
be taken IN the most delrafe eases with safety
as well as ufilify. PHYSICIANS aware nf it's me-
dicinal properties and witnessing is rfsrts
even in extremes, and 10 some instances, appa-
renty almost hopeless eases, cften prescribe il
in their practice, both a palliative and rem
edy, and with the Medical Faculty generally il
has nri with great approhatirr.
SUMPTION.--The following remarks
were taken from a late number OF the MediraI
Magazine. The surprising effect produced By
the genuine DR.. TaSl Or's Basam OF Livrrworf,
made at SIS Bnwery, in Consumption ca-rx.
cannot fail exciting a deep and thrilling Interest,"
throughout the world. We have 81 long he
heved this disease Consumption ineurabI-.
that u IS difficult IN credit our sensrs when we
see persons evidently cnnsumptive, restored 20
health. Yet il is a fact Of daily occurrence.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01

We publish the following letter from sense Of
duty TO the public IL is just such a letter as we
should have expected from such source We
know Dr. Quigiey personally, aud there is no man
in the country whose opinion is entitled to more
respect He is on all subjects honest and sincere,
and has high character a Physician can be attest
ed by the first medical men in the city.
SHEPHERD Tows, Va. Oct 10, IS43
Dear Sir,-fou inquire of me whether have
used your Hair Tonic, aud the effects
Several years ago my hair began to fall rapidly
from the scalp and had the prospect of premature
badness During several years | used various
preparations recommended for the haIr from which
derived no benefit. Al length a friend recon-
mended your Flair Tonic, Il used three or fnur bot
Ties according 70 the printed directions and at The
end OF SIX months my hair thick SET and since
IT'S tendency to turn grey was arrested
have never before given a certificate recon-
niending patent medicines, which ind,scrimipateIv
used, as they often are, do much injury but in a
case like the present. where know the article 4,
be beneficial, and that it can do no harm have No
scruples in stating facts within my own knowledge
Yours, &c, JOHN QUIGLY
Dr.. ID. JAYNE, Philadelphia
~ The above medicine can be had genuine Of
BUTTON * CLARK, BrattIeboro. Ia
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NEW TREATMENT OF
C ON SUM PTION!

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY or DRUGGISTS.
PHYSICIANS, &c.
u This may certify, that We the undersigned.
have administered the celebrated HUNGARIAN
BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by DIR. Buchan,
OF London, Eng, in numerous cases Of severe and
obstinate Coughs, Inflammation Of the Lungs.
Asthma, and Consumption, with uniform and re-
markable benefit to the afflicted and in our opin-
ION this is one Of the most snlutary and eficacious
medicines for such complaints with which we are
acquainted We have in our possession the names
Of many persons who have been benefited and Gu
red by the use Of this Balsam, to whom references
may be given.
JOHN B. MARCHGsI, Utica, Ny.
JOHN BlXBY Keene, ~ r.
FRED F. STORER, saco, Me.
GROSVENOR ~ CHASE. Providence. r.
BARNARD Il HILL, Bucksport, Me.
HENRY ERLAND, Plymouth. Mass.
II. @. o. WAsHBURN, Belfast. Me.
ALLISON < GAULT, Concord, N. IT,
SAMUEL ADAMS, Hallowen, Me.
CHAS. r. FARwELL, Claremont, " H.
DAVID BUGBEE, Bangor, Me
A. NJ. MERRICK, Sturbridge, Mass.
j. S. RICHARDS x Co. Calais Me.
!. ROSS, Jr., Woodstock. VI.
GEORGE COLMAN, Portland, Me.
II. P. PULLING, Albany, Ny.
c. d. GILMORE & Co. South Newburgh, Me.
COLEMAN Il Co, Buffalo, NY.
BUTTON x CLARK, Brattehoro. VI.
w. S. BRAKENRlDGE, Norwich. CT
SANFORD Il slSSoN, Lyons, NY
1.-THE Hungarian Balsam is sold wholesale and
retail, by d. ?. BRADLEE, No. %. Court Street,
Boston, sole Agent for the United States, and by
the Druggists generally. -
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ynO.4Ts
MORRISON PILLS.
THE GENUINE HYGEIN .MEDICINE

THE GENUINE HTGEIN MEDICINE.
Accurately prepared BY r. Sheppard Moa,,
Of New York, from the original reripe used
for many years By bis late father, Mr.. Thomas
moaf, ice President Of the British Collego
Of Health.
Twenty years successful administration OF
these celebrated nrtisines in Europe, and
more than ten years in the United States. bsvr
established their high reputation. Thousands
OF both sexes, who have been restored TO health
-the numerous sufferers rescued from pre-
mature death=-and volumes Of certified casrs
OF cure embracing every disease in The long
ra'alngne 81 human misery; must cunyirce the
most incredulous, Of their superiority aud fhe
truth Of the Hygeian theory, resulting from
scientific research and experience; namely, that
"Man u subject 10 only one real discsse--im-
purity Of the blood
The medicines being comnosed e,,;,,lv "a
Herbs or Vegetable matter, purify the blood.
and carry OH the corrnpi humors Of the body.
N manner so simple as 10 give every day,
ease and pleasure
"Man will be born to DAYS Of bliss. compared
to what has hitherto been his hi. wr,obed
down as he has been BY disease. infirnitirr,
and suterings, whrh No earthly power knew
now To alleviate, until this discovery. was pre-
scented To the world. The weak, the feeble.
the lnhrm, the nervous, the del;rate are in n
few days strengthened BY their operation and
the most obstinate complaints are removed nv
perseverance without the expense Of Physi.
cian. Adapted 10 all circumstances and sifna-
tons they are the best Medcines ever invented
iur Ian lies, or 10 take To Sea; preventing sour
" and cnstiveness. requiring no change OF
diet, particular regimen, OF care gainst taking
cod
The HCgrian Medirines, first infroducrd
into this ccuatFy by n. S. Moaf, in $50, have
for the last thee wears been PREPARED bv him,
and the increasing sale Atheists their intrinsic
merit; they comprise fwo solts nf Pills, Nos.
and in single boxes Of each al 3 or so cents;
and packets containing both sorts, al 81, 2, or
s. The Vegetable cleansing Powders, in
large boxes at S7i cts. with printed directions
Each packet has a fac simile Of The signarafe
Of II. Sheppard Moaf and 10 prevent rouBter-
feils, are signed with a rem nv the district
Agent and Sub-Agenr, on label u yellow
paper.
None are genuine unless thew have those
signatures and ObSaiGsd from Sub Agents
who can produce their rrJfnsn appointments
from the District Agent, and whose names are
advertised in their resprrIIVe dsNiesA
H. SflEPHEARD MOAT'. Proprirroc.
Depot so canal STREET, View York.
For Sale Wholesale anR Rrgs| n Brzttle-
horn, by BUTTON & CIARE, e~n~rsI
Agents, to whom all applicafssas ssr =a-usirs
must be made ar
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TO OUR sUBsCRIRFRs

10 those OF our subscribers who have been
prompt IN paying for their paper we give thanks.
They have done themselves and US Justice. and
both parties are the better for it, "Owe no man
any thing IN Pecuniary way, is a most important
injunction, which should be held sacred. But to
those who are in arrears, land some have been in
dehted to US for long hmel we are compelled to
say we need what is due as, and that immediate
ly. The sum which each individual owes US is
small but these small sums coming from many dif
terent persons, are our all. We are intending to
make some Improvement in urpaper, If we can
collect our dues. And we therefore urgently call
upon those who are indebted to Us for the Phn-
nix to call and pay u.s. IN forward it as soon as
possible. 1t Is known, of course, that Post Mas
ters are authorized to send money by the mail FIRE
of charge, for the payment of Newspapers sent by
the mail. We trust that the first of January, Is44
will find nune of our subscribers in arrears
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01
VIM. Il. NILES,
TAILOR.

ID ESPECTFULLY Informs the inhabitants
a. Of Guilford, Green River. and all the re-.
giUn round about, that he is now ready. having
received his Fall and Winter Fashions from
Boston and New York, 10 wait upon all who
may favor him with a call.
Dress Coats, Frock do, Over do. Vests and
Pants, cut and made in the most fashionable
style, and warranted to ct, no mistake-that
Is, he means that all his customers shall he
suited at any rate. All kinds Of work done in
his line as well and as cheap as can be done any
where else. just come and try fir Yourselves.
He is IN hopes the cabbage seed will be good
this year.
Green River, Nov. Is, Is45. IL
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Health ! Health Health /,

~ one thing contributes more Ia the. health
IN than sound teeth and healthy gums; and
as Tins hlrssIug rs enloyed by thousands whr
have used DIR. NJ Hilchcnck's Invaluable tooth
preparation FIR the past ten years; and NAV hr
enl"ved by tens M thousands more who viii be-
persuaded To use a., and thereby become fully
saiIstltd OF Iis great superiority over anv and
every other denfrltre m the wurhl II has been
proved beyond a doubt in the most incrcdulous
minds, that the feeth viii never decav, hut re-
man with their natural wear, 10 the lat,.st age
OF man, by lis use; and mnre than this, nervous
tooth ache, that climax uf pam, has Mt once
been etirctually cured by using il. With these
facts before you, where or who is the lady or
gentleman that values benuthuI set of teeth
sound gums, and sweet breath more than 6lfv
cents, that will be M longer destitute of hoy
Of DR.. NJ. Hiichcockis Magnetic Odontica.
For sale wholesale and retail bv FosrER &
DIcEINsoN, sole proprietors and successors To
A. Hitchcock & Co. III Genesee street. Utica;
HuArHRET = KIvGMAN, Winchester, N. H.,
a; L. Hail, Keene, N. f.; o. CooLf3GE,
Chesterfield, ". H.
BUTTON s. CLARK,
5mo ~ Agents ;ur Brattleboro.
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April sth, Is4s.

For common cold and cough this is one OF
the very best remedies ever discovered.
y. B.-There rs a spurious and counterfeit
article aiioat and lately introduced into MI PARTS
81 the country. Therefore he careful II, get
the genuine, which is from SIS Bawerv, n Y.
OF the lnlhlwing agents. Wit BUTTON q
CLARK, BraltlebOrn; VIM & CHASE. WIFI
iingham; F. Childs, Wilmington; S. XIV. e,
Cutting, Green River; John H. Wells, B-ls
lows Failsl s. F. Thompson, Townsllrntii
Plimpinn & Higgins, North War,lsboro; Gen
VI. Barrett, Graftun; Merri6eld 4 Newell ia
maicn; Niles AIdrch, Londonderry, Foster 4
Parker, Weston; j. Hadlrv, Chester.
"a Beware Of Counteritiis, the genuine has
a new Steel Plate Engraved Wrapper, On epch
hOilie. mo 81
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FEMISISE 'filling time -
Willis, in one Of his letters to the Washington
lntelligencer, says
''The female dynasty is gaining ground in
New York. There are ladies' custer shops 10
be found there, and ladies' reading-rooms
There are nothing extraordinary, for in PhiIa-
delphia there are ladies' eating-houses estab-
lished, which fashionable ladies' stop into when
they are out shopping, and thus spend doub-
lie share Of their husbands money. But what
is a little singular is that in New York they
have ladies' club boseiing alley, most luxuri-
Gus IN all its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ottomans,
dressing-rooms, &c. The families subscribing
are Of the most fashionable chques, and no
male foot is suffered to enter the gynecian
gymnasIum-the pins being set up by girls and
The attendance exclusively feminine. This
caps the climax of modern Improvements"
Phil Ledger.
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n o Il &c e.

"A Ii persons indebted TO O.. e. C. L-fW-
IN RENEE, either on Note or Account, of
more than one years s,sading, are requested
10 settle the same this Fall, particularly those
who expect TO pay in Produce
Also, all those indebted to the old firm Of
BLAKE & Lawrence must attend 20 the same
on or before the first of January next. or thev
will be left with an Attorney for collection
without respect TO persons.
November 81, IS4S. IA
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THE COURT HOUSE IN MONTPELIER
DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Extract from letter received by a gentleman in
this village, dated Montpelier, Nov. -.
This morning between 2 and 4 o'clock, our
new Courthouse, together with all the dockets for
terms Of the Court and all other files and papers
in use uhe Court being in SESSION. and which were
left in the Courtroom, totally destroyed By FIRE
Insured in the Mutual for 81 900"
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II XE S.

TIME subscriber tenders his thanks to his
IL old customers who have generously pa
tronized him for the past 20 years. now in
form them and all others who wish 10 avail
themselves Of the benefits Twenty-Five years
experience ia the manufacture Of EpGE Tools.
that my new works at this place are now in
operation, and am ready to furnish them with
Axes not ia lerior 10 aEy in this country.
J. PRATT.
SheIburne Falls, Nov. Is43. CIV ~
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BRIGHTON M5RkEF Nor. 81

AT market a50 Beef Cattle, 100 Slnrrs $500
Shrep and 1910 Swine
PRlCES-Beef Cattle-We quote extra A o n
50 first quality 81 25 second aualifv 4 ~
a - third quality 5aa325
Barreling Catilr-We quote Mess I9 I-a a
y 5 No I. , &c . 75 Nog, A..
stores--rwo year old - ~ /; three year ola
sheeP-Smnll lots from 75c to I so. wethcrs
from - u ga
swlne-Sales quick at AZ advance lots 10 ned.
die 30 pc for Sows, ; $50 a ) Dc far Bar
rows Ohio Hogs irom ID "a ie, AZ retail from
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-01

Beauties of the Bankrupt La,c.-Some of
the individuals in the State who rolled the
Bankrupt act as a sweet morsel under the
tongue, are beginning to feel its bitterness in
the beiiy Several indictments have already
taken place for false swearing in giving in
the Inventory of the bankrupt; and it is
said there are other candidates for the same
distinction, and some not a thousand miles
from Meredith Bridge !-BeLkaap M H. J
Gazette.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY notify the public that have
IL given my son, Daniel H. Goodspeed. a
MINOR, hs time to act and contract for himself
~ all cases and circumstances whatever. and
shai pay no debts Of his contracting, nor claim
none OF his earnings after this date.
NATHANIEL GOODSPEED.
Marlboro, Nov. ., IS43. u
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DAVID BRADLEE.

Sole Agent for the United States
g. COURT STREET, BOSTON.
Sold also wholesale and retail bv BUTTON
< CLARK. Bratlleboro Norman Harris,
Bellows Falls; j. Ross, Jr, Woodstock +; A.
& II. Wardner, Windsor. SIN