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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-09-20
STOVES! STOVES!!

STOVES ! STOVES
~ York r'''''''' IVY
50 Air Tight Railway Cooking Stoves Bucn patent which
has received the premium several rs in different Sutes has
the ar go and best the largest boiler and rCr0O OF
Stove made and suit retulnabc for days and
icd rdnted TO stand fire gear.
5 New styles Parlofs.
Parlor Cooking stoves.
Johnson, Geer Coxs double oven, boilers, Cooking
Stove.
Morrison Mdnnng double oven 3S boilers Cooking stove,
sizes
All kinds Yankee Notions all kinds Trimmings Iron,
Copper aud Tin.
III lbs Sheet Zinc first quality.
STOVE PIPE AND STOVE FURNITURE, will be fur
nishcd to stove dealers, at Low RATE large stock Of
SHEET IRON having been purchased the lowest market
price for tins hnch of ldc Jdt call aud look 61re you 5ny,
ut HAVEN'S.
~ Oh door south head State St.
Sept 20.
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SILVER SPOON MANU-
FACTORY,
By VOTE:v'E W'ETKyEREE,

SILVER and table SPOONS of all sizes; desert do salt
~ and mustard do; gravy soap ladies' sugar
tongs, desert and butter knives, &C. Every article sold by
is manufactured under their superntcndence can DO
warranted OF the best material They pleasure in inform
ing the public that they have reduced their prices
will suit purchasers, and to those in of spoons
kind they offer the advantage of purchasing lowest
sible prices and directly OF the manufacturer.
N b. liberal discount will br persons wishing to
purchase sell again. They enued times TO show
their customers the latest style OF articles in their line
Sept. l6, 1874 70
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A RARE CHANCE.
AUCTION ! AUCTION

A RARE CHANCE.
AUCTION AUCTION!
III n. BAYLlES will offer and sell the following property
IL. TO the highest bidder Wednesday, the 18th instant
commence at ten O'Clock A, NJ. viz;
The Farm half mile of the Village of Montpelier,
rods by lease from said town. making 81 rods
geter with the buildings thereon sandnga
Improvement Also the stock 30 of hay farming atenss
&c &C. Said stock consists of Cows, pr three year old
Steers Bull and Shoats also iprses by the of Po
N.Y. Jimmy nad Black Hawk said horses, kind sound and well
broke to the Harness.
Will sell his Factory Machinery the house occupied by AW
WILDER and about of land the side of
Branch Said promises subject keeping the 10 repair
and entitled to the first privilege Of water excepting inches
square, decided to A. Waterman, with restrictions.
ALSO,
Will sell the side of branch the building an Ma
chine or planning LumbeThe privilege below the bridge,
also the House occupied by Thos Rice and the other
pied by Mr. Bruce. The water privilege the last right
ofdrawing from the dam.
Tho undivided halfof the Rublee House.
ALSO,
The house formerly occupied by A. c. Pierce
Esq. rcsoryng tho right of Drawing Water from the Spring
said premises for the house occupied by said Bayie
the occupied by Mr. Joab Seely.
SAID Sale Will commence the Farm above stated and
after sale Of said Farm, then adjourn the Factory, sell that
and thence tho Rubee House, and last the House State
ST. II all be closed Wednesday, it will he continued
Thursday. Mode of for the estate 20
three The personal property for cash Good titles given
and security required for the ayment Of the balance
II. N. BAYLIES.
Montpelier, Sept II, 1874. 70
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AUGUSTUS HAVEN

III AS Just received from New York aud Boston,
~ 5000 lbs Havana Sugar $500 do Cod Fish, Salmon and
653O bs. ST. Croix do Mackcral,
$3.50 do N. o. do 40 Boxes Smoked Herring
1850 do crashed E Bosondo 20 Casks Brandy, Gin, w.
$3.50 do Pha Loaf do 1. Rum, pure q American.
1900 do Coffee, five knd) 10 do IL & Id pipes Wne
2l6O do Y. IL. Tea, 10 Cases Old MADEIRA, Port
800 do Imperial do and Caret Wines
800 do Gunpowdet do 10 ilhds, N. T. Rum,
| $50 do q. IL. do ~ Boxes Starch,
45D do Sou. do 1000 lbs. Spices various kinds,
100 do Ming Yong do 800 do Pure Ginger,
1850 do Tobacco (a knds) 1000 do Shot and Powder,
In all complete of W. GOODS, for sale tho
Old Burbank Store, 2d door sonth head State st,
| Sept. Is, 1874.
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WHIG CLUB.

Meeting at the Masonic Hall, on Wednesday
evening next, at half past o'clock.
Sept 90
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COTTON wICKING, TwlNE& YARN.
LYMAN q KING

WILL sell ]. Macys manufacture of Yarn from No. to
w %, also Wickng aud Irvine in any quantity suit tho
purchaser ut the lowest pressure prices at Cheap Cash
ft"r' 70 2o'h Sept, lsit
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AXE HANDLES.
IN nnVEN No. Turned Axe handles for sale by
CO DOAL4N the dozen the lowest prices by
Sept. 10, 1874 W. HOWES
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NOTICE.

DAlNTING. GLAZING and PAPERING, carried at the
old stand Of c. $. HADLEY, by THOs. d. HADLEY, aud
stock furnished when required New York prices with add
! ton OF freight only. n c. S. HADLEY, Agent
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STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court holden at Ran
Randolph District, dolph, within and or said District
on the 18th day Of September, 1874,
Present. the Hon. Levi b. Villas Judge.
INSTRUMENT purpong to he the last will aud tesla
n ment ofBENJAMIN PORTER, lato of Randolph, in said
District deceased, being presented to the Court here by
IT, H. Porter, the executor therein named for probate IF Is
ORDERED by said Court that all persons concerned heren
be notified to appear at session Of said Cout be holden
the Registers office in Randolph the second Tuesday
obe 1874 and shew any they may have against
Probate OF said will for which purpose ~ further odeed
that copy OF the record of this ORDER be published three
SUCCESSFULLY In the Vermont Waterman, printed Montpelier
aforesaid, US soon may be.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, 70 PHILANDER PERRIN Res,r
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HAIR, HAIR.
BY EXPRESS.
Of (tllliMiSsr6gtOl''s Sale.

SToRRs LANGDoNs have few choice Florence and
- Rutland BONNETS, right for tho present aud approach
ing souson, 10 September TO- ls44.
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SHALL expose for sale Public Auction at the un of John
Hutchinson 3D. in Bruntree, in the of Orange,
9th day Of October next O'Clock A. NJ all tho estate
which b. f. Chamberlain, late of Branree died sezed
sstng of about hhoen of land noumbered By
lying the village Of Snowsve, in said aintrce also
small piece OF hnd adjoining the House lot occupied by said
ChambeTai at the time OF his deceae Also the
kcam Farm called, in said Brainroo shall also expose
property belonging to said estate.
J. l.. BUCK Administrator
Sent. 10, 20
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour, holden
Washington District, 81. at Montpelier, within and
for said district, on the 9Th day Of Sept. A ls44
LIMOS STILES, administrator the estate Of James
Il Adams late Of Mdleser, IN said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for settlement; Where
uon is ordered that The be referred the Goth
day of next at the Probate Office said Mont-
peler for examna and Allowance and that all
ned DO notified hereof by The public alton Of this order In
the Vermont Waterman and Journaprlnte said Mont.
peer three weeks successfully soon may be, htA
they may appear at SAID time and place. If they
and object hel eo.
By order Of Court,
IS Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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ID ROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres aud Vcstings
- Wool Black, Blue and Brown BRO ADCLOTHS;
A and GA plain, strip'l and plaid CASSIAERES
Plaid Velvet VESfINGS, Black do do;
Sup. Black Satin, &c
Gentlemen any of the above articles will do well
to call BlR1ANK,S
September 20, 1874. 70
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MUSIC

PASS VlOLs, ACCORDIANS, MELODIANS, FLUTES,
BUGLES, Bass Vio and Violin Bows Strings OF every
description, constantly on hand and for sale ~
Sept IL. 10 TOWN & WITHEREII,
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SALT. SALT.

n Bags fine liverpool Salt 100 bushels Rock and T. Tslan
900 bushels solar Western; bills Western at cost
and freight, also 1900 lbs. superine Dairy Rock Salt;
Cheap at our Cash Store LYMAN & KING.
Goth Sept. 1874. "a
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FRESH GOODS.

STORRS u LANGDONS arc at home with prime Stock Of
! ~ NEW GOODS uni as cheap the cheapest.
| September Ia.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

The Promised 4" UNpREcEDRNTRD SPORT" OVER
THE CENrREvrILE COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-various
good horses were entered for ten mile trot over
this track, TO come off yesterday-princpally those
who had done much in this respect on recent oc
cason but alas only one OF the choice lew
were forthcoming. The day was most unprop-
tious-damp, cold, and misy-any thing but one
which would entice parties to come forth to ENJOY
the sports Of the day The sport was announced
to commence at two O'Clock, but 1t was not until
near upon three ere the Juges were appointed, and
then only one animal showed, Misfortune.
The first trot announced was
Purse $780, ten miles in harness. The following horses
Cornelius s. Bertine enters black mare Misfortune.
Philip Weber br. m. Lady Washington.
J. Vanornam of East Troy, do b. m Troy.
Geo. Ferguson Of Albany, b. m Fanny jerks
The former only appeared.
She appeared in first rate trim, and eager tor the
contest, but alas had no competitors She went
forth alone and performed the ten miles as follows
lst mile 10, I'd 3 20, Sd 3 IL, 4h 3 10, 9th O3,
9Th 3 OF, 7th 3 O8, 9Th 3 Is, 9th 20, 10th g. To-
tai, 81 43. Misfortune was declared the winner.
There was another good ten mile heatpromlsed
as follows:--
Match for $4OO-ten mile heats in harness
Mr.. jackson names Abdallah mare Milk Maid
j. r. Bumstead names b. g. Sleepy Davy.
But none to perform it was forthcoming, conse-
quenty the amusement OF the day terminated
ported they pay more particular attention to
what they offer the public; parties cannot afford
to sacrifice whole day for mere moonshine, OF
something worse.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
Common Pleas.

oooI6 Juu8e ln8Thndm.
Nov. 9-.dieIandey Frazer William Johnson.-This
was an action OF repass to recover damages for injuries
sustained by plaintiff who is mason Defendant a-
peared owner OF wagons for the conveyance ot
crackers biscuits and fncy bread, which peddl.d
about the city, end also delivered to customers. In No
vember, ls43 appeared plaintiff cart with the
owner Mr.. Crawford, who was a brick cart man. o.
posing through Mott street, they were met PeIi
street BY the wagon Of defendant he he defendan 10,
being in it, however, at the time-which moving at
tiff drvng end the violence of tho concussion pre-.
cpated him the street. by which he sustained sever
injury to conne him to bed for several weeks-and
obliged him to call in physician end incur expense
II also put in, the wegon within eight inches
the curb stone The Jury will render sealed verdc,
this forenoon.
Edpdyd WiHidms vs. The M7yor and Corporation.-
action Of assumpst brought recover an amour,
Of $780, being balance claimed by plaintiff compensa
tion for extra services clerk rendered to the viii
corporation of 1912, for period of eighteen months, in
copying resolutions &c Of the Board. II appeared
the plaintiff was appointed to Office In May lS42 by tn,
then whg corporaton-the Journal not being written
for about months pending his appointment On the S
Of May le4S the Board Of Assistants passed resolution
authorizing Mr.. Williams to write out the books-h,
smount Of remuneration not being stipulated for Tn,
plaintiff appeared fully completed the work in eigh
NOTWITHSTANDING written out three good sized volume
within that period for which he claimed $3.50. als.
appeared that tender of $400 made by the corpora
ton, which was subsequently, paid into Court Action
brought to recover the balance claimed, being $35D
The defence put in by the corporation was, that thu
charge was excessive Verdict for pIant Fl $3.50, which
covers the whele amount claimed with costs.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

Theatrical.

PARK-Mr. Anderson had fine house last night,
to see his personation Of Claude Menotte, in Bull
wer's popular play, "The Lady Of Lyons" 1t was
throughout a very chaste and finished performance,
discovering nice perception of the author, and
very considerable originality. In genuine feeling,
spirit and general effect. it was immeasurably su-
peror to Macready's representation of the same
character.
NIBLos.-Mr. John Dunn had an excellent be-
ne6t at this pleasant little theatre. Tonight the
performances are for the benefit of Mr. Brougham
The highly successful spectacle of "Peter Wilkins
will be repeated, with great variety of other
tertainments, including new piece, written by
Mr.. Brougham, and "The Loan Of Lover" in
which Miss Nelson appears. As delineator of
Irish character, Brougham is the only legitimate
successor OF the lamented Power, and is, witha,
man Of varied and distinguished literary attain
ments. He has hosts of friends in this city, and
his benefit tonight is sure to be a bumper.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

PeIice-Nov IL -THr NEw PoLics BILL will be pre-
sented to the Board Of Aldermen at their meeting on
Monday next to make some slight amendments which
have been added in the Board OF Assistants and Will tnen
be adopted and after the sanction OF Mayor
and much scrambng will exist the prominent
places of Superintendent Captains. Assistants VIC Ihe
Superintendent should be man Of experiences
the respect ana confidence oi the community a'e
among our present police officers several wno nave al
the rtquisites and who not promoted TO that poson'
should be in the offices of Captains and Assist
ants The bill reported but skeleton OF VIVA. ~ az M
sired as all the detailed operations intended 10 DC NJ
led in after has been tested by practice and experience
IMPORTANT ARREsr.-The recent arrest and semi-ao-
duccn Of Samuel Adams, from the State Of Ohio to TINS
arrival of wm A. Ritchie, an extensive merchant Of
Lancaster, Ohio, who was brought here yesterday III
the custody Of Smith on reqsisSn n granted to answer
om various merchants in this city by false
OF deposes OF produce He has engaged the services OF
rest by writ Of corpus The Of Adams comes
up this morning before Judge VanderPoei The ONO
most daring kdnapper of the sge and we understand
that many city merchants have received notices OF
settlement forthwith from their debtors in Ohio, rather
than trust to being brought hither In his clutches
CONNECTICUT MONEY FoUNn Yesterday morning, as
watchman Broderick passing the corner Of Mulberry
and Walker streets, he perceived two
fellows dividing bank notes. which caused him to
suspect obtained by plumber He grabbed one OF the
two, who escaped and who, in his flight, threw roll oi
bills, amounting to s4s in Connecticut money INTO the
of Broderick, and the two men were secured In the
pockets Of the second SAL also found being in sim
OF George williams and Michael Walsh They stand
committed in hopes that the lawful owner OF the Connec
ticut funds may appear and demand his own:
AN Us0RATEFUL RAsCAL-On Tuesday night fellow,
who said his was Tom Mitchell, asked permission
of the mate Of the schooner Theresa Jane to be allowed
to sleep on board for the night, which was granted In
the morning he found missing and also sundry
tices belonging his generous beneacor amounting in
value to $is He was caught yesterday and fully com
mi
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
COUNTY CANvAssERs will hold an adjourned
meeting this evening at 5 o'clock

LAUNcH.-A large concourse of people convened
in our town OF last Thursday morning te witness
launch Of the large and handsome schooner Sea- of
New York, built under the direction Of Mr. Rice ship
wright. II very pleasing tn see noble vessel
glide into the waves end the interest Of the scene was In
no slight degree enhanced by observing that custom
which has been universally observed In Brdgeton, OF
christening vessel upon entering the water by breaking
bottle upon her bows, In this dispensed with
We hope that this custom, which originated at a time
when drunkenness stalked demon like country
aud uhen ths imperative demandsof fashion required
ha, work could be carried without the assistance of
the rum bottle, will be entirely done away wth,Bridgc
ton tM J) Chronicle.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

Boston.
Correspondence Of the New York Herald.

Correspondence Of the New York Herald
BosToN, Nov. IL, 1874.
Trouble oith the Mails By the acadia.
We have just heard from Halifax. Annexed is
an extract from letter received in this city this
morning, dated at that place, November 4th, which
says
"There great stir among in consequence Of the
from here caused by some difference between III. mali
officer and Governor who has chartered the Marga.
ret preserve steamer this morning. to take them for
ward"
The New York herald., 1844-11-13


Nov ~ -DEsisors. Heron, Lees T. Co. vs. The Ship
Grafton Nothing was done by the ship to protect the
hemp alter was landed. 1t Is the and usage
the coasing deliver goods or freight on the wharf
Upon these facts the question Of law arises whether the
ship had fulfilled her contract Of carriage by delivering
the hemp the dock The enquiry to be answered
the assumption that due notice given the consgnees
Of the time and place Of unloading for in the absence
such notice Is clear the ship not acquitted by placing
The supreme Court Of this state decided in coastina
o g s Ga his
ceptsnce delivery, implying mutual acts Of the carrier
and consgnee.
the case gave the following decision I'll decide that all
the hemp removed from the wharf by the carts Of the H.
bellants 10 have been duly delivered.
further decide that hemp damaged on the wharf, wa
not delivered to the ibellants and that they entitled
to recover in this sction lis value.
An order Of reference the clerk will be entered when
evidence be adduced by both parties TO the quant
and value Of hemp LETT the wharf by the side Of the
Bsnjamin Deiane a~d Joshua DsIans vs. George Wnta.
k0.-In this cause the respondents vessel, which had
been chartered by lbeiants, came home without full
cargo the owners OF said vessel conendng that they
were desired to go for cargo up the Lake Maracabo
whereas their charter only othe port Of Msracabo
90, above stated. and the vessel was libelled icr
damages for alleged non.fnlGnent by the vessel
The court decided that the iibellants fulfilled and
performed the engagements ON their part In the
charter party artcled upon in this case, and that
they entitled to recover from the respondent the
Of $3.50 the amount Of freghtment in the said Charter
party agreed upon and stipnsted with interest thereon
Wherefore s ordered and decided that the beants
against the respondents the said several respective
sums Of money together with their costs to betsxed
John Williams and Others vs. I've Brig Oriols.-Lbeed
| for wages Decided in favor Of libellants
Charles Wsa vs. The Ship .Aymar Also libelled for
wagas. Libel dismissed with costs 10 be taxed
Jshn Manuel vs. The ship Martha The ship Martha
lbeed for wages appears that the libsant deserted
the vessel while lay at Liverpool for several days. and
aiter reshiPped for the return voyage The Court de
cedin4 deseron but only for the return voyage from
the time Of his reshipment the l4h Of August last
Therefore s ordered be referred to the clerk uns
the proctors Of the respective parties sdust the amount
between themselves and file stipulation 10 the resu
to enquire and ascertain the amount due to beant upo
the above principles, and IL further ordered that II
balance be found the ibelsnt for his services since
his last hiring that he costs In this suit but other
wise that neither party costs against the other
Marine Court.
Nov. i2-Riey Beman Theephiius .7niheny "a yer.
diet in this case was rendefe Cd for paintif-s25
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

Nov John Doe vs. Richard Ros-The jury in this
cese came into court this morning after their long deibe
ration, and claimed 10 be discharged the ground
not being able to agree certain points of the evidence
had the trial involving the question of fraud Thei
verdict virtually amounting to such decision, the
following was the exact finding handed in the court
The verdict Of the jury is that Mrs Nelson, il unin
auenced by Others was competent to make will"
TIE Court gave them short lecture, and sent then
back to their roem where after three hours frth
deliberaon, they rendered verdict for plaintiff which
establishes the validity Of the will No jury cases beng
ready, the court adjourned over to this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

New SHIP ]. r. SKrDpy splendid new
packet ship John r. Skiddy will be raised upon
the sectional floating dock to-day about o'clock.
This ship was built at Newburyport, and is Of the
largest GLASS; and is to take her place in Grinnel,
Mnturn " Co.'s Liverpool line.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

BEARs.-The Saneamo Ql) Journal states that
bears coming down into the north part Of Illinois
from Wisconsin, and that several have been killed in
Winnebago county This movement of bears south, it
is said betokens coming hard winter.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

EMANcIPArING SLAvEs-Mr. Wilson, of Shelby
county, Kentucky has emancipaed twenty four slaves,
in Cincinnati Saturday and the Chronicle says they
good looking set Of people, and pleased believe,
to
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

THE New SHIP NIpHoN-The masts of this
vessel were in Charlestown last Tuesday at 10 o'clock
last Saturday she was ready for sea- and yesterday
she sailed for Nantucket She was gged by Mr. Carnes
and Is intended for a sperm whaler-Bosfon Post.