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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18

uctance to labor the love of dominion, and the
tendency of supposed, but mistaken, interest;
while truth shall be made to exert its appropriate
power in quckenng the conscience to just sense
of the wrongs of slavery. Aud along with all this
there must and will, of necessity be political ac-
ton in some form, gradually changing the charac-
ter of state and national legislation, while no great
interest of the country shall be left forgotten, UNI
cared for or neglected. The position ofthe north
and the natural jealousy of its efforts in this cause,
impose on it the duty of moderation and forbear-
ance; while the claims ofhumanity, and just re-
spect for its own rights demand that it steadily re-
Isist the encroachments, expose the wrongs and
labor, in all appropriate ways to rid the country of
slavery.
Suffer me, in closing this communication again
to advert to our domestic concerns, and to express
the hope that we may come to the consideration
of them with affecting of devotion to the interests
of our State, which shall make us forget all party
distinctions in ardent desire to benefit and bless
her. Let the lines which divide us on questions
of national policy be obterated, when we come to
consider the matters which concern exclusively
our own people; and let the strife of party zeal be
lost in the generous emulation to devise the best
means of advancing the interests of this common
wealth. And what field does she present for our
labors. Almost the whole of her surface may be
converted into Il garden, rank with luXuriance, and
fleming with riches for the benefit of man. A
wise domestic policy may, within no very distant
period, have the effect Of doubling the amount of
our present Notwithstanding our population
at home-gvng to all the means Of comfortable
subsistence, and the added means of universal ed
ucaon, upon a scale commensurate with the
great purpose of educating a people to govern
themselves We are, and must, of course, con-
tinue to be small state; but necessarily small on
ly in territorial extent. In all that constitutes true
greatness we may be the largest state in the I'm
ion-n the world; great in the development of the
capabilities of our soil, but far greater in the
mighty energies Of the men who shall live upon it,
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2 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

q CLoCh3 r NJ
A message was received from the House, re-
porting certain joint resoIutigns, in which they
ask the concurrence of the Senate. First provid-
ing for joint assembly on Tuesday nett ut 10 o.
clock M tor the election of Judges Of the Su-
preme Court and Secretary of State; on motion of
Mr. Briggs, ordered to lie on the table. Second,
providing for joint assembly on Tuesday next at
P M to elect an Auditor of Accounts, and Au-
ditor in the Treasury; passed. Third, that both
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SENATE.
O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
The hour appointed for joint assembly having
arrived, the Senate repaired to the Hall Of the
House of Representatives.
On the return of the Senate from joint assembly
his Honor the Lhutenant Governor, after a brief
and handsome address to the Senate, was duly
sworn into ofiice-by the Secretary
Mr. Read offered joint resolution, that both
Houses meet in county convention on Friday next
at P. M. to nominate county officers, and that
both Houses meet in joint assembly on Saturday
passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Senate came in, when the joint assembly
received the report of the canvassng committee as
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HOUSE.
Monday , Oct. IA.

Prayer by Rev. Eli BalIou.
The Sergeant at Arms communicated a nomina-
ton of officers of the House, which was approved
by the Speaker, as follows:
Norman Durant, Door Keeper. Luman Ru !
bIee, Cyrus Ashcrait, P. b. Parker, Officers of the
House. Charles w. Badger, Messenger.
The Speaker appointed the following select com.
mlttees:
On SiaUery and Tenas-W httemore of Mill
ton, Sanborn of Strafford Bacon, Merchant, Spaf-
ford.
On Geological Survey Hibbard, Warren of
Newlane, Dewey. Buchanan, Edgerton.
Petitions Referred. -Of Kah Bailey and others
to select committee on license laws, Of M. " Par
ker and others to committee on education; of An
drew Blair and others, to land tax COMMITTEES; of
Samuel Williams for repeal of the laws on ped !
ers' licenses to general committee; of L. S. New
ell and others, to general committee; of Obadiah
Spadmg and others, and Rufus Richardson jr. s.
others, to select committee on cence laws; of
Thomas jr. and others to general committee
Bills lntroduced.--By Mr.. Sanborn Of Stanford,
in addition to the act to incorporate the Vt. Cen
trail Railroad Company, referred to the general
committee; by Mr.. Cowley, to alter the name of
Phebe Eliza Dow, referred to the general commit
tee; by Mr.. Whttemore, of NJ relating to the jlt-
dietary, (provdng that mis- prius judges shall not
sit in review of cases of their own decIson refer
red to judiciary committee; by Mr.. Harlow, in
cooperating the village Of Springfield, referred to
general committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18
SENATE.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
Monday, Oct. IA.


Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. Briggs presented the petition of Azel Dur
kee and % others, praying for the repeal of al.
existing laws restricting the sale of spurious
quors; laid on the table.
Resolutions.-By Mr.. Harris, that both House
meet in joint assembly on Tuesday next, at 10 OF
clock, A. M. to elect a Reporter Of the Decision
of the Supreme Court; laid on the table,
The President announced the appointment of z
G. Camp, Doorkeeper, and A. c. Dana Assistan
Doorkeeper Of the Senate.
Mr. Camp introduced the following bill, viz
In all the counties of this State, where no office
furnished by the county fer the use Of the COUNTY
Clerk, the County courts are authorized to maxi
in their discretion a suitable allowance to the sew
eral clerks for payments made by them for offic
rent, and may embrace in such allowance claims O
this description for two years previous to the frs
day ofjanuary next, and shall give orders thereto
on the County Treasurer; read twice, and referre
to the committee on Finance.
Senate adjourned
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ResOluEons.-By Mr.. Baldwin, for the appoint
ment Of committees to canvass the votes for mem
bers Of Congress; laid on the table. From the
Senate, for county conventions at P. M. to-mor-
row to nominate county officers, and for joint
assembly on Saturday at 10 A. M. to complete
county appointments; laid on the table. Adjourn
ed.
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Adjourned.
SENATE.

z o CIUCK) = w.
The annual report Of the Auditor of Accounts
was communicated to the Senate, and referred to-
the committee on finance. Mr.. Woodbridge pre-
scented the petition Of Amos Harrington, and 9TH
ers, praying that James NJ Greedy be restored to
his legal privileges; referred to the judiciary com
mIttee.
Houses go into joint assembly on Friday next, ad
O'Clock P NJ, for the election of U. S. Sena-
tor, and that the resolution which has before pass
ed the Senate, assigning Wednesday next for the
same object, be rescinded. After some explanatory
remarks by Messrs Read and Camp, in favor, and
by Mr.. Briggs in opposition, the yeas and nays
were demanded, and the resolution was adopted
Mr.. Grswold introduced bill relative to the 9Th
excepted case Of an act relating to the Grand List
approved Nov. 18th l94l, which was referred to
select committee.
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Adjourned.
HOUSE.

Petitions Referred.-OfJ. Wooster and others,
David Carpenter and others, E. H. Thomas and
others, and Harvey Human and others, to the Sc
ect committee on licenses; Of BraziIIa Stewart and
others to the general committee; of Samuel Whit
ney and 226 others, N. M. Fuller and B. Abbott
and others, to the select committee on the license
laws; of Charles Miller and others, to the Judicial
ry committee; remonstrance Of selectmen of Dunn
ncrston to general committee.
Bills htroduced.-By Mr.. Fuller, regulating
the inspection fbeef and pork, referred to Gem
era committees by Mr.. Weed, to alter the name
Of Joseph Randall referred to the general com
mittec. By Mr., Stacy, to amend sec. 1 chap. IS of
the revised statutes referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
Resolutions-By Mr.. Rice of S. providing for
the nomination to the legislature of Justices of
peace by the several towns referred to the gener-
al committee. By Mr.. Fuller, instructmg the ju-
dietary committee to inquire into the expedency
of making provisions for the protection of fur;
passed. BY Mr.. Tilden, directing the committee
to inquire whether any officer of the federal gov
eminent is holding seat in this house; passed
Adjourned.
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a seat from the town of Barnard, was referred to
the comm. of Elections. Adjourned,
SENATE.
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7 ne fenOuslFance OF EIIaS B1Nlf JF. anu OlHeTs,
against the right of MIR Bailey of Fletcher to a
seat, was referred to the committee of Elections.
The report-of the committee to examine the
University of Vermont was read laid on the ia
BILE and 800 copies ordered to be printed.
The petition OF B 4 Cook and S Cook was
referred to the General Committee. Adjourned
SENATE.
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Petitions-OfG B Shaw, and ISL others, for the
passage of a law providing for the election by the
people of county commissioner, whose duty it
shall be to grant withhold licenses at his dis
cretion; referred to select committee.
B,Hs-By Mr.. Camp, from the committee on
finance, directing the Governor to appoint State
geoogist, whose duty it shall be to commence and
prosecute, as soon as practicable, geological and
neurological survey of the State, and appropriate
ing therfor $4,000 year for three years.
The committee to whom was referred the petit
ton of d Gray in behalf of Greedy, reported ad-
yerseIy. Memorial Of Carpenter relative to di-
vision of funds arising from Co. Grammar School
lands, Orleans Co; referred to committee on edu-
cation.
The chair announced as select committees; On
that part of the message relating to unlawful in
terest, Woodbridge, Phelps, j Morgan. On sav-
cry and annexation, Sabin, Camp, Scott On bill
relating to grand list, Griswold Chitenden, Winn.
On bills, Thompson and Richardson,
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the following commit
tees:
On Protection and Distribution pub. lands
Buck of Mortified, Rice Of Somerset, Winslow,
Smith Of Glover, Spafford.
On license laws Button, Batchelder, Lynde,
Boynton, Tiden, Kidder, Marson, Fletcher,
Howard Drury, Parlin, Waterman of Morrstown,
Belknup Reynolds.
The judiciary com. reported that no further leg
islation in necessary on the subject of usury
Resolutions-By Mr. Markham, altering time of
paying State taxes from June to October; ref. to
com. of ways and means.
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill amending 18th
Sec of the militia act so as to deduct IA from the
list of members Of the uniform militia; to commit
tees on military affairs
! Senate came in and the following elections were
made; Hon David Pierce Of Woodstock, Auditor
of Accounts against the State. Hon Joseph Berry
of Newbury, Auditor Of the Treasury Depart
ment
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Augustus Burt, James Davis, Assistant Judges
fthe County Court.
John S. Foster, Sheriff,
Orson Carpenter, High Bailff.
VIM. c. Wilson, States Attorney.
Wm. Bridges, Judge of Probate.
Bates Turner, Joseph H. Hammond, Jasper
Curtis, Jail Commissioners.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
George A, Allen, John H. Tower Assistant
Judges of the County Court.
Rola Gleason, Sheriff.
Horace Ferris, High Bailiff.
Israel p. Richardson, States Attorney.
Charles Russell, Judge of Probate.
Nm. A Griswold, David X. Pangborn Isaac
Dow, Jail lssloners.-Adjourned
HOUSE.
Resolutions.-By Mr.. Bailey, instructing our
delegates in Congress to go for the repeal of all
laws authirsing slavery in the District of Column
ba, and also to 20 for the adjustment of the slave
trade; referred to the select committee this sub
Ject. Adjourned.
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Executors Notice.
ME undersigned having been Apo;

VIE Undersigned having been appo:n-
- ted by the last Will and Testament
OF Seymour Spencer, deceased, Ex.
ecu'or OF his Estate. All persons having
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Cheaper than Ever.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

TVIIE subscribers would respectfully in
form the citizens of this place and
vicinity, that they have just recciv'
cd and are now opening, IN elegan, assort-
men, of New and desirable Spring and
Summer Goods; all Of which have been
carefully selected in the New York and
Philadelphia markets, at The very lowest
Cssh Prices, and will be sold cheaper than
any goods Of the Same quality, ever offered
in This market. Their stock comprises
choice assortment.
DOMESTIC g. FANCY DRY GOODS
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS. &c.
To which they respectfully invite the
attention Of purchasers.
s RHINE g. co.
Ripley, April 9th ls44. liss&I Ky. .s,
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The State OF Missi.sipp',l Probate ccof!
rippah County, Sept I'm 1917

The State Of Missi.s'pp',l Probate Coof,
fippah County, Sept Tim 1911
gnu,s day John J, Chcairs, hdminls'ro,o
~ of tho Esla,e Of Vnchcl I, Chcalr'
deceased, made application by petition 'o'
tho sale Of The Land or Real Estate in pre-
ference to the personal property belonging
TO said estate; whereupon II was ordered
by tho Cour, tina, citation issue, requiring
all persons interested in said Estate, TO be
and appear at the next Term Of The Probate
Court Of T,ppah County, 10 be held at The
Cour, House thereof on the first Monday OF
October 1874, and show cause, if any they
have, why said lands should not be sold, and
that said citation be published for three
successive weeks in ,he Ripley Advertiser
WITNESS, The Hon. II, r, THOMAS,
Judge of said Court, the ID
f.. 81 September 1914, and the
w Seal thereof annexed lssu
ed the 3rd September 1874.
II. BOWERS, Clerk,
By'his.Depu'y. W. r. Cole
Sept, 7.h lS44-43-3t [fSe S.
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- II u GS.

Copal and Black Varnish, spt's TGrpentine,
Olive, Castor, and Bridish Oil; Macaboy, aud
Scotch Snnf's, Baten.ans drops; Godfrcys cor
dial, and Opodcdoc, "A nd in fact almost every
article OF Drugs usually kept by merchants.
A general assortment Of Patient Medicines.
A large assortment of Tonsonan Steam do.
Together with many other articles two hdi
Gus numerous to mention. He tenders his thanks
to his friends, and old customers for their ber-
alpatronage, and solicits the continuance of the
same. Come over to thu" heap Store for good
bargains--at Spigts Corner.
Ripley, Mi, June ED lS44.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.


ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A I the September Term 1914. Of the
- Probate Court of 'rippah County Mis-
sissippi; Letters Of Administration were
granted to the undersigned, CD the Estate Of
Pascal W. Palmer, deceased. Notice is
therefore, hereby given to all persons HAYS
ing claims against said Estate to present
them within the time limited by law, or The
same will be barred.
Mr.. Jeremiah II. Pickens, is my Agent
as Admlnlstratix aforesaid, to whom claims
may be presented and payments made.
MARTHA P. PALMER. Admr.
of p. w. Palmer Decd.
Sept, 9Th 1914 -43-6w
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Medicine.

VuRpENTINr, Sweet Oil, Calomel, Caster
Oil, Jalap, Rhubaib, Godfreys Cordial
Paragoric, Spirits Nitre, Thompsons Eye
Water, Cinnamon and Aniseed Oil, Camphor
and Batemans Drops, by J b. WALKER.
Ripley, may 1913.
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GREAT,
AT TrAC ITO N
"A II
simon IL, Spight's.

S--rA7 cTc&-.
yr ~ Received direct from New yofk nm
~ Philadelphia, one the lnfgest and most
beautiful stock of summer aud Fall Goods ever
offered In this Market which was selected by
bimsolf, with great care, aud bought 4 ostIy
from Importers and Manufacturer.
Ills Motto is, "to Please"
The Ladies and Gentlemen are requested %
rniI and examine hts SPLENDID STOCK or
GOODS, before purchasing elsewhere, ms no has
new frcsh aud Fashionable Goods nj low prices.
The following list comprises smuil portion
Of the leading urtiolts:--
Super. wool died Black Cloths,
DO Blue, Steel mixed. aud Invisible do,
Do Plaid and striped French Cashmere.
Do Tweed Cashmere IL Gambooes,
Do Casinctt and Cashmcrcts,
kentucky james, large assortment.
Blu, Green, and white macunaugh Blankets,
White and plaid saddle, and negro Blankets,
Red and White Flanncls assorted.
Plain and linnen drilling, Black Satin,
Marsa'les Vestings, black worsted q silk Surge,
Cottonades and Summer goods assorted.
Apron and Furniture Checks, Bed III ,king,
Cotton James, Nankeen Of the genuine Nank, en-
Cotton, Jaconet, null, Swiss, and book muslin
Irish Linen, Bisop Lawns, worsted Balzarines,
French, and American Cambrcks,
Thread Lace and edging, Isle lace, and Edg-
ing assorted, Jaconet edging and Inserting,
Rich and beautiful cap and bonnet ribbons,
Black Italian silk Cravats.
Gum elastic SUBSCRIBERS, assorted,
Parasols, Sun Shades, and Umbrellas,
Ladies white and clouded Hose,
Artificial Flowers and Sprigs,
White and mixed Hose; IA large assortment OF
6 cord Taylors and Lees Spool lhr ad.
Upwards OF 400 bolts rich, new style British and
mercan Prints,
a. ge assortment of Brown Domestic,
Do do Bleach do, all prices,
Brown and Bleached Drliings,
A fine assortment Ladies ana Misses Bonncts,
Palm Leaf Hats assorted,
| White and Black Beaver Hats, wide Trim,
do do Silk do
do do Russia 10
| Brush and Cashmere DO
Low price Fur hats, great variety,
The largest and best selected stock ofGcnt "a
dies and Chldrens Boots and Shoes, assorted
| ever offered III this market.
Srddles, Bridl $, and Martingales all kinds, at
prices TO suit the times,
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GROCERIES.

~ ~ " Produce business in the House
formerly occupied by J. II. Krcfi,
on front row, where he would be pleased to
see his old customers and friends. in>
,ends keeping general stock of Groceries;
Produce and Liquors, which no will sell al
the lowest prices for Cash OF Cotton.
Memphis, Sept, 28th lS44-6m
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Fresh sprlng ana
Summer Goods.

TGyllE subscriber would respectful ~
n. lcnn ibc citizens Of Ripley, and The
pubic IN acncpl, that ho has jusl
received spnll assortment Of Spdng and
GUNNER by Goojs, Queens Wefc, To
Ware, Hate, Boots q SHOES, sugar aud
C,noe, Powder, lead onG Shot, w.lh many
Other articles, which you can see by calling
At h,. Store, on the North side Of tho public
square. All Of which bo offers low Tor
CASH, or on The usual limo to punctndi
men. .-.-.-.
JOHN HUNTER
May 18Th 1871.
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Trust Sale,

by virtue of a Deed of Trus, executed
TO me by David Dannelly and Jane
Dannelly, WIN West, Martha West. A. M,
X Casey, Mary P Casey, on The l4,h If
FEBRUARY IN42' 10 secure the payment Of
cer'a'n deo's therein mentioned. will pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder for cash,
at the Town Of Salem, Tlppah County MISS
On the l5sh day or April neat,
a, cer,a'n Negro woman by the, name Of
i.nNNA' IN satisfaction ofsaid debts spe-
cifled IN said Deed Of Trust. The obove
Deed OF Trust is of record in the County Of
1'pPah-Th lille to said negro is believed
10 be good, yet shall only convey such
Tile as is vested in me by said deed Of trust.
ID. uB. WRIGHT, Trustee
octr. 9TH lS44-47-6m
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ESTRAY-Tippah County.

"a eAkEN up by Lewis nj. DENIM. living
10 miles Norihwes. of Ripley on the wa.
.ers OF Wolf River, l bay mare Is hands
nands n'sh supposed to be Ill years old
"l'n small star in her forehead, also
small wn,te on her left hind foot. Apprai-
ssd al $4,000.
N NJ. HRMOuR, Ranger.
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Notice.

n Y order Of The Probate Court Of Tippah
S~ County, | shall proceed to sell on
the premises, on Monday, November 18Th
1871, One hundred acres Of Land, known
rs Lot No 3 IN The pla, Of allotment and
division Of the lands OF Benjamin Chears,
deceased; now on record the Probate Clerks
Office OF said County, and situated on Sec.
uon 30. in Township /, Of Range East,
lying in said County If Iippah. Twelve
months credit will be given, the purchaser
givin'ng bond and good security.
JOHN CHEAIRS,
Adm, Of Y. I. Clears decd.
Oc'r l3h lel-4S--3s flee S.
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Old Virginia
WabBACQO.

u UST received and for sale at Spights
g. Cheap Store, from Lnchburg Virgin
ia, one Keg hes, Super Super, sun
cured, Honey Dew, Oronaco, James River
Tobacco, the real Peach Leaf, Nepus VI
ira. The best article ever offered in this
market.
S. Il SPlGiiT.
July 9Th 1914.