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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

IN CHANCERY. -NlkCINl,-At Rules htH
L III the Clerks Giiice If The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancclv tor Cumberland
County IN MONDAY. he 9TH ia, OF 3Iay i-!!:
john w Nash. Plaintiff
against
llc2ehiah Ford. administrator de- Ions r,p
with HE Will Annexed, e! George Carson. a.c.-.'-
cd. Eli2aleih Nj Mcnou.h, Theufhiiu> Cai.'a
decreased, Augustus Carson, Alonzo r. C&rlr
ana James I>bel Sheriff OF Cumberland. ;rt
a. such, Administrator ol i:2bclt W. Cartr
William NJ. Thornton late sheriff Of Cum.c.-
land and, a. such, administrator OF Matilda Co.
son, deceased - Lovei and Emily his wiis
- Yandal! and Marina his wife nt,
The defendant, Elizahefh McMorrough Tho
rhilu> II. Carson, Augustus Carson, At.nlo
Carson. - Lowell ana Emily his wife -
landal AMI Malyina his vie no; having .r,t,-
ed their appearance. and given secUriiy accoc-
ing 10 the act OF Assembly and he mlcs OF hi"
Court. and it appearing BY satisfactory c;iie0,f
that they are not inhabitants ui this comnI-
wealth: it is ordered that The said oel-ttsli> r'
appear here on the inst day Of the neNt Aueu''
term. and answer the amcrG'd I'LL Il tie !a'a-
tiii,, AMI that copy oi this oriei he tohhMla W
serted in some newspaper published III The ciI! %
Richmond for two months successfully. and tts.-
ed 81 the front door %! the Ccuu House o! Ms
county A Cow-Teste.
T. Il. WOODSON, u. G.
Nav u 3-U2m
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IrIpGIyIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

u
Y The Board Of Visitors OF The Virginia Mill
rary Institute will meet nj Lexington on Alonday,
lhg 2irh June. - consider applications and make
appointments as Cadets previous To- which time
lhc testimonials OF applicants should he forward
ed. ,noI iqjd, 10 the undersigned. Vacancies for
sat. Cadets will exist in IN following Sraatori-
al Districts: Chesterfield. Spolrsyiyala, Isle ol
Wight. Halifax. Arconack. Wythc, Charlotte,
Berkeley Washington, l.oudoun, Ohio and IA
nawha state Cadets are furnished "talnurl>lv
with board tuition fuel tights bonhs stationery.
lna,trass and medical attendance and nonc are
appointed except upon urqesiionahr cylicncc
lha, ri,. circumstances The applicant, are such
IL Ia require His aid from The STATE. inr"nSl'r-
ration I'll which they bind themselves 10 teach
two years after graduation.
Applications will also be received inr Pan Ca
dct>. sthc charges bcirg a> follows. tor twelve
months: Beard >,si Washing Sl2. Tuition So.
Physician ~, Fuel and Lights, $l5: Total $50.
The experience oi five wears shows that ahoui
SS250 will meet all the Necessary expenses I'm
Guiding clothing) ni 4 P0g Cade, for IL months.
The course of instruction embraces Mathematics,
French. Latin. English Engineering, Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy Drawing. Tactics. &c. Be
sides thu daily exercises in Tactics, the Cadets
are in Camp during two months al the Summer
There are 10 vacations in the Institute: hui The
Cad>;, are permitted 10 visit their friends, when
desired. daring the second eMeamrmcnr.
The public exercise; Of III" graduating class
will raL. p!ac. on t,r ith al July on which "rca-
soa lhr las, will la represented H. follows:
|. Sal,iarury Ad,iic-st>--hy cad'i John A.
Campbell. 81, Washington county
>. Orarion-l.y Ca,ici !. Il Clemens. al Ohio
county.
=. Uralion-by Cadet Edmund Taylor, Of Ga
rolinc county.
i. Vale,lictory Addrcs>es-hv Cadet A. c.
Cummings. of Washington county.
Previous 10 The graduation exercises. The De
claration of independence will w. read by Cadet
John NJ Patton. and an Grafton delivered ~ Ca
,;et John : Meredith.
FRANCIS II. SMITH. Superintendent.
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IJAN!PDEN SIDNEY COLLEC;E-Thc
L L ii,.Xt session oi this Institution will com
mcncc on The last "Wednesday in May (iho 10Th J
ard terminate on the thild "Wednesday in Scpienl-
Der next Qhc 18TH OF the month"; which is com
nencemcu day
The expenses Of the session. for tuition, board.
&c. are 81 -. PAYABLE in advance.
ROBERT G.. BRANCH.
CLERK of The Faculty
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TN CHANCERY -NIRGlvf,. IL 1:-AtaC c.
i cult Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER
held for the County Of Halifax, The 9TH dai I
April 1911:
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TIE WEATHER.

From all quarters of the continent we have
,o,n.s of the most steady. extreme cold
,.b,r within the memory of man. Even
:. Baltimore, St. Petersburg; winter is pre-
,;l;ps. Boston harbour is frozen over down
,ba narrows Portland and Plymouth har-
- are frozen. At Whitehall Sunday
.k the Thermometer stood at 80 below
a At Saratoga the same Sunday NOR
MA, 8? below zero. The Montpelier Pat
"a, saws, that Sunday, Monday and Tues
J,r mornings (being last week. the Mer
,,-7 CONCEALED in every Thermometer in
..,ro and that on Sunday and Tuesday NOR
njnss spirit Thermometer would doubt
less have shown several desreess below the
mint of congelation of Mercury. The prob
able average for ten days past would be 90
b.Iow zero, exhibiting succession .of cold
DAYS, wholly unexamPled since the use OF
Thermometers in Vermont. 1t must be rec
elected that Montpelier is situated low be-
,.ysen the mountains, and at times Is the
oldest place in the United States.
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MR.. sTICkNEY MR.. RANDALL.

O. IL December last our readers will rec
collect that we transferred to the columns of
our paper a communication made by Henry
&. Randall of Cortland Village n. Y. to the
central \. Y. Farmer, describing in the most
!audatory terms some stock sheep which he
Ind procured from his friend 5. w. Jewett
Of Weybridge Vt" which could not be bea-
Ten and celebrating the eminent talents and
success of the latter gentleman as breeder
Of fine wolled Sheep Yielding to that liberal
spirit which enables us TO appreciate merit
even in those we have had occasion to cen
sure,we promptly bestowed the mead of praise
where We supposed ii TO be due. But the ink
had scarcely dried upon our paper before we
were notified that the lawrels with which we
had encircled the brew of the Weybndge
Farmer were challenged bv another.
From communication which appears on
the FIRST page of our paper from Tyler Stick
ney, il now seems that he claims for himself
and Mr.. Remelee the honor of having bred
the sheep which have so excited the adrlira-
ton of Mr.. Randall, and even denies their IL
tie to PGlL1r bjoed.
The issue being thus fully closed to the
public between Mr.. Randall and Mr.. Stickney
we of course shall refrain from interfering
feather in the decision of the controversy
but may perhaps be permitted to remark thai
however the public may balance upon thu
subject Mr.. Randall must be innocent Of an.
design to make a false impression.
But whatever may be the result of thi.
controversy, the county of Addison will be ;
gamer by the investigation, and the effort.
which have been made by Mr. Jewett to bring
these sheep into notice at the great agricuI
tural fair Of the empire state. Probably nc
county in the state in proportion to its size
and but few in the Union, can vie with OLE
Addison in Improvements in sheep husbandry
in the nutritious Vegetation of her pastures
the skill of her breeders, the number strengtl
and beauty of her fiocks, and the exceIlenc
Of her staple in weight or fineness of texture
Our enterprising farmers early embarked i
The raising of wool, and have spent nue.
money and spared no pains to improve thei
hocts by procuring the best varieties of stoc
ineep to be found in the country.
we unite with Mr.. Stieknos in inviting tn
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HENRY CLAY \ PRoTECTIoNIsT

It's constantly insisted by the loco prints
that Mr. Clay the very father of the American
System and its patron and unhinching sup
porter of his offspring from its very birth to
the present moment is no more of a Tariff
man than Jackson, Cass, Calhoun and Van
Bu7en. When did either of these men act as
Henry CLAW has done, much less when have
they ever expressed sensiments so decisively
favorable to protective policy as the follow
inr. contained in letter to the wings OF
Wythe County, Virginia. We can desire
nothing more explicit, or more conciliating
and rational in its spirit. 1t IS the language
Of 4 patriot and statesman, who desires moth
IN 50 much as the adoption and sustenta-
ton Of policy which will carry life, vigor
anI thrift into the bosom Of every family in
every section Of our wide extended country.
l.. those whose memories are short and are
daily liable to be blunied by the clamorous
Misrepresentation By which lOcofocoism is
endeayoring to dust over the public vision
by representing Mr.. Clay as much twaddler
as their own presidential candidates, look
steadily at its meaning so entirely satisfacto-
TT to al Who feel that protection is the only
palladium Of national prosperity.
~ reisiee 10 learn that the people of my
native STATE, and the people of the whole I'm
t8gcs of fostering our national industry
Without anV encouragement from legislation,
from the Indispensable wants of the communi-
Is, and the necessity Of the case, manGiact-
urcs must have ultimately sprung up in our
0wn community. The infant child, without
any help - III finally learn to rise, and stand,
aad walk; hut he viii learn much sooner by
the helping hand of an afiectionate parent
The dlv viii comet IS nigh at hand-w hen
all viii be surprised that there should ever
have been any difference Of opinion about the
policy of Just AMI reasonable encouragement
10 the interests of our own country, against
the rivalry, the sciishness and the prohibit
;iun policy Of foreign nations, who are mdif-
ferent to our welfare. And in the benefits Of
;his truly parental and rational policy al
parts of our country, directly or indirectly
will participate. You speak Of Richmond
Of Petersburg, and North Carolina. The OBJ
seryation might have been extended to other
parts South and West. And how interesting
is i, to contemplate the vast exchanges which
are constantly III operation in the various
products Of our industry and among the va
rious parts Of our great and glorious Union
Long may it continue, and they increase in
value, variety iIi.d extent
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CLAY GLIB,

The wings of Shoreham are requested
TO meet at Hunsdon's Hall the 22d inst. al
4 o'clock P. NJ. 10 organize Clay Club.
VIII you voluntarily submit TO the in.
sidious embrace of the doctrine of Free
Trade, alias. Locofocoism, or will you
band yourselves together, determined in
the approaching contest TO achiev glori'
Gus victory on which so vitality depend:
the prosperity of all classes of the COM
muni,y.
Shoreham Feb. 6. 1914.
Kent Wright, Azel Chapman, John T
Rich. Marvin North, Bella Howe.
Town Committee.
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HENRY CLAY.-There is man in Ches-
nut street, I'd door above Third street, Phil
adelphia, that has got one Thousand overcoats
and sack coats, that he will sell very low, and
with reasonable use, will warrant them to
wear until Henry Clay is elected P resident OF
the United States. If they do not wear tina;
long he will return the money.
There are some tailors in this city that will
do better than that; they warrant their coats
for t,ceLre months-the Philadelphia tailor, il
will be perceived, only warrants his for nine
months.-N. Y. Paper.
Our friend Deming does quite as well as
the New-Yor and Philadelphia folks. He
sells the life CT Henry Clay to be paid for
when H. Clay becomes president of the U.
States. ED GALAXY.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
DISTRICT OF ADDISON, SIS


BE il remembered, that at a Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the
District of Addison, on the 18Th day of jan
uary A. d. 1874.
Rufus Perkins administrator OF the estate os
LEVI SMITH JR.
late Of said Middeburv deceased, presents his pc,i-
tition in writing TO said court, setting forth the
mount Of debts due frem the said deceased, the
penses Of administration and the value Of the person.
al estate Of the deceased and that is is necessary to-
sell real estate OF the deceased for the purpose Of
paving the debts against said and expenses
administration and also stating that the real estate
of said deceased consists of a ot in the village Of
East Middlebury, containing about one fourth % an
acre of land and house and barn thereon, and one
other tract of land in said Middebury containing a.
bout Is acres, commonly called the Piper Farm,
and that either of said described pieces Of hand
not be divided and part ihoreo sold without njur-
TO those interested in the remainder, and praying
that the said administrator may he licensed sell
such part Of said real estate siia be necessary to
paw the debts of the deceased and expenses OF al
ministration and shall be most beneficial 10 those
concerned therein: Ii is therefore ordered that SAID
petition be considered At session. of said court to
be held at the Office Of the Register Of said court ia
said Miidlebury on Thursday the 18th day Of Feb
rary next at one O'Clock iR the afternoon; ard that
said administrator give notice thereof to all persons
interested that they may appear and make their oh
jections if any they may have to said license being
granted by publishing Il certified copy
of this order in the Northern Galaxy and
Middlebury Peoples Press, a newspaper
printed at said MiGdlebury-three weeks
successfully, previous to the time of said
court.
Us BUSHNELL, Reg ster.
A true copy of record.
Attest, j. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. SO.
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Prize Reduced.

THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,as we s Of
experience has always been decisive IN favor OF
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS. They have been
in general use as a Family Medicine for five years,
during which time, more than a million Of atiiict-
ed ones have ex erieuced their healing virtues
From Maine to Georgia. and from the sea to the
Rocky Mountains may be heard the voice Of graf
itude ( z deliyerance from suffering, by this the
Peoples remedy and in every hamlet are living
witnesses able 10 tell Of their deliverance from
death by this valuable remedy. Were all the testi-
mony published. which the Proprietor has received
concerning the good effects Of his Medicine. II
would convince the most sccptical. Cases almost
inuum rable of Dyspepsia. Jaundice, Bilious Fe-
,ers. and Liver Affections Rsumatisu pains in the
hack. side Ioins and limbs, acid stomach, gravel,
bab;tual costiveness, sick headache, colds coughs
and lu fever scrofulous diseases, ulcers and tu-
mors of long standing, Se have been cured by
these Pills Alone and the tie timony recorded with
nroper vouchers and it is confidently bell we'd III
no case of the above complaints Withstand a
perseverns use Of tina Plls-so lay the Physicians,
Pnt up in Boxes, with the signature Of G. X.
Phelps, N. D., on the side label.
Beware of imposition. Many are base enough
TO trv to initiate this remedy Be particular get
the genuine and you y i'll not be disappointed in
their effects.
AGENTS Never buy Of Peddlers-they arc
never allowed 10 carry the genuine Pills. Send
your orders to the Proprietor, Hartford or some o.
his general Ag 'nts who are appointed by him.
| GENERAL DEPOT,
at 226 Main street Hartford.
AGENTS.
Sidney Moody, Middlebury.
| volney Ross. Brandon
HURLEY e. Higgins Salisbury,
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G. HARLES AIKEN,
ATTORNEY.
MIDDLEBURY, VT.
Office No7, Nichols Building.
The Patent Lace.
by f. p. Banning M. ID.

Invented by E. p. Banning NJ. ID.
OF PIrrsBURan PENNSYLVANIA,
VIII be kept constantly on hand by DIR.
w. p. Russell, of Middlehury, he having
purchased of the Original Patentec the er-
cLuSire right to make and rerd the same with
in and for the County of Addison, Vt.
The Patent Lace has n ow been before the
public for a number Of mOnths-hundreds
have been applied i'll different parts oil the
country, and with a success never before
equalled by any REMEDIAL agent. Numerous
well authenticated certificates of its beneficial
influence in the removal OF diseases OF long
standing, might be furnished from this imme-
date vicinity-in addition to the statement
of cases and certificates of cures furnished by
Dr. Banning and others. But this is not
deemed necessary, as at the present time ref
erence can be given to individuals wearing
the Lace in nearly every Town IN the Coun-
ty.
PHYSICIANS have long felt the necessity of
a supporter differently constructed and more
per(ect in its adaptation to the human form
than any that had been presented TO the pub
lie. The invention of DIR Banning's meets
with their general appreciation, as 1t IS de
signed to relieve symptoms, and to remedy a
| class OF pnySlCdl HldldtutS NLlCH ttSN 'tVt W
reached by medicines alone.
The decent or displacement of the vicera
| from relaxation of the abdominal muscles or
other causes tends to alter and derange the
function of every organ in the human system,
and in many cases this deviation from the
natural healthy position Of parts is the sole
cause Of general debility in Males & Females
of Dyspepsia, affections of the Stomach and
Lirer Pdip;iation of he Heart, Spinal I'm
taiioa, Hys,eric HypoeondriG, Piles, ProtaP-
sas Ueri, Suppression Of Urine. The Bron-
ciitis of public speakers, and inciPlent Con
srmption-all of which will be much relieved
ifnOt entirely removed by the use Of the "a
tent Lace, when their existence is caused by
Physical arrangement and a mechanical dis
placement of parts which can be readily as
certained by observing the form and SynlP'
toms of the person affected.
This instrument has been examined by
Drs. Mott, Rogers, Frances and Griscomt
of New York, the Faculty Of Pittsburgh
Hartford and New Haven and has obtained
their favorable testimony.
Application for the Lace can be made a
the honse of the subscriber, two doors south
of the Court House. Patients at distance
will be visited at their residence If required
A specimen of the Lace together with va
rious kinds of the most approved Trusses
now in use can at any time be examined a
the Druggist store of Russell 81 Gridley hrs
door south of the Post Office.
w. r. Russell.
Middlebury, Feb. 9th 1914. 4O;u
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Mr.. GILMER.-It continues TO be said, that
the President offered Mr.. Gilmer the Navy
Department, which he would not accept.
GEN. SAUNDERS of n. c. (now a NJ. c.
the last rumors says, is to be the Secretary OF
the Navy. 1t is said that the nomination will
be sent to-day, and also that the Senate will
be prepared to act Immediately upon it.
Mr.. WEBsTER.-Although this gentleman
has formed law partnership in this city,i
is not supposed he will reside here, but in
Massachusetts, as heretofore.
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GON9WNfpSN10N
AND
Lirer COMPLAINT.

TAR TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIV-
~ WORT, from 375 Bowery. N. York,
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Calarrh, Asih-
ma, soreness Of the Chest, pain in the side and
breast, raising of Blnod Liver COMPLAINTS,
Bronchitis, all those affections Of the throat aud
Lungs, which are a source Of so much suffering
and unarrested, so often terminate in CoNsUNP-
rIoN-this remedy is highly and Justly distin-
guisbed. II is purely We, etable, mild and gentle
in its effects upon the system, and can be taken
in the most delicate cases, with safety rs well as
utility. Physicians, aware of its medicinal prop
critics, and witnessing its effects even in extreme
and in some instances. apparently almost hope
less cases. often prescribe it in practice, both
a palliative and remedy. and with the Medical
Faculty generally, it has met with great appro-
baton
Certificates from the highest md most respec-
table sources, Of persons who have either been
greatly relieved by it, or entirely recovared from
affections Of the Lungs and Liver could be fnr-
n.hed in abundance, but they will be found Oh
" in the wrapper, which l, around each bottle
The public are cautioned against the counter
feits and limitations which are offered for sale at
any price. on the reputation of this really valrl'
bic remedy. Be careful 10 sc that the new Ia.
bel is on each bottle to pre- vent counterfeits with
agent without which none is genuine.
N. 3. There is spurious and counterfeit ar
ticle ahoat, ond lately introduced into This place
Therefore be careful TO get the genuine, whiehs
from S75 Buwery, New Y ork, and is for sale in
Middlebury by Sidney Moody, sole agent for the
genuine article in this place. 7YI
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

ASsignee's Sale.
BY order of the United States district Court for
the District Of Vermont, will be sold at Public Auc
ton at the Vermont Hotel in Middlenury Tuesday
the Goth day of February AID lS44a O'Clock in the
afternoon for cash all the gilt, title and interest that
Jehiel Smith had in and about half scre of
land with house standing thereon situate the VIII
age of East Randolph being the same premises for
merly occupied by the said Smith also lot of ac-
counts as set forth in his schedule file in the office
Of the Clerk of the District Court.
ALSO.
Will be sold at the Store Of Warren Hay
den in Granville on Thursday the 22nd day Of Feb
ruary ID. 1914 O'Clock in the forenoon all the
right title and interest that Alfred Atwood had in and
TO about one and three fourths acre Of land with the
buildings thereon standing, also about fifty acres in
another lot also lot Of Notes, Receipts and accounts
as set forth n his schedule file in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court.
ALSO.
Will be sold at the time and place all the
right title and interest that Seth Hodges Jr. had in
and TO Pew No. Is in the Union Meeting house il
Granville also lot of Notes, Orders and accounts a:
set forth in his schedule file in the Office Of th'
Clerk fthe District Court.
HARRY GOODRICH. Assignee
Mddlebury, Jan. 81, 1874.
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NOTICE.

"You promise but n'er perform, if thus you lie,
When e'er L ask the gdltius pray deny"
TO dig, 1 am willing. hut no longer to beg for my
honest dues. Those individuals that have heretofore
pursued course of double dealing evasion AMI pro-
crasiinstion that expect to sit still longer in statu
quo, like patience a monument, smiling at grief,
may find the deuson dispelled by four simple words
in our laaguage:-GREET1NG, by the authority Of
&c. School district No. in Middlebury, and No. 7
in New Haven, are requested TO heed this friendly
call, and govern themselves accordingly. 80
MddIebury, Jan. LIST 1874 ELISHA FULLER.
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wool growers of western New-York and else
where, TO come and examine for themselves.
They will here find many 1ocks much sur
passing in ineness of texture, if not in weight
of fleece any from Vermont which appeared
at the Rochester Fare.
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Patent Action Pianos.

The subscriber having recently procured
from Boston one of these pianos, has been
requested by the manufacturers to actas their
agent in selling them. That which is now in
use at the Seminary isjustly admired and re-
garded as superior instrument Those per-
sons who are intending to purchase pianos,
are invited to examine mine. / am author
ised to sell them on reasonable terms and will
deliver them here at the manufacturers pri-
ces. l.. l.. TILDEN.
Feb fifth 1914