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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
GT-PRICE REDUCED. IN
:" IT'S TOO LATE HIS DEATH
KNELL HAS RUNG.o


VNEE package Of Mr. Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
/ Mr.. Leecb, has arrived, SAID tho merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with grief; his death
kne has rung. After a moment he ADDED had the Pills
arrived in line have doubt from what have seen OF
their effects in Qnnsy and Sore hroas hal our neishpor
would have been saved MIS- Bun who waa taken ante
as dangerously relieved bythem two hours and was
well IN three DAYS. Thus how dangerous is pro-
ate remedy, timely ADMINISTERED WAsulSGroN died Of
delayed only few houls People should always keen
box of these Pills in Their houses to be ro1dy of
sudden illness, and because they equally eicacous in
lung fever. bilious leyer cic oramp in the stomach
gravel and worms, which all dangerous compldnls
Juundlce, Indigestion and rheumatism sweled .limbs
Blood and Glands require purifying. In fact the Tomato
FAMILY MEDICINE,
for which purpose they so wisely aJIp Cd being safe
for young ami old Of all constitutions! Tho above
fancy sketch bur true.
Tho Tomato p,ls are clr sale hy Agents in all The
towns The State; but beware ofi iosun, for several
base attempts have been nude initiate these Pills The
genuine siguod by GO Il. Phq ps, NJ. D." Never buy
Of PEDLAltS; aud ask the merchant If he bought Of
Pedlas Avoid him who, for iow more cents Profit will
sappoint the hopes Of the sick, and trc with their
healh. Tho genuine Pills be obtained Of tho fegular
agents at he GENERAL DEPOF No. s2G Nain street
Harl1 d.
For s,lc at CLARK & COLLINS, and 5. p. RED
FIELDS Mumpo.ieri SAM l. BRITAIN, barre,
January lsii, Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
TO StOve Dealers.

AUGUSTUS HAVEN,
THIRD DOOR SOUTH HEAD STATE STREET,
prepared to furnish to dealers greatly reduced prices
i the following desirable pattern Stoves:
sizes Bakes New Notion Cooking Stoves sum ner
arrangement;
Re-Improved Y. Notion Cooking Stoves;
Double Oven, Troy Castings, do
Victory do do;
i" Parlor, 3 boiler do do;
T." Parlor, boiler do do;
New Style Paror, do
Box Stoves from 10 inch to 3 f. Troy Castings s,yl,
5 sizes Alright Stoves, Improved;
3 /" Woolson's Cooking, do
Also, Tden Farmers and several other pattern Stoves ol-
low Ware, Stove Pipe, aud Furniture.
9yDeaers respectfully desired to Gull and look at the
greatest variety of Stoves to be found in Vermont and at LOW
Err PRICES
Montpelier, Oct 10, 1919. 30:d W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
WATCH ES.

Silver Spoons, Gold Beads Ear Ornamncts, Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genilomens reasPns newest patterns livery
rch) Gold Risettssone set, Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold and Silver Bowed 'Spccaces, Silver Thmbles,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Keyes,
Gold Watch CHAINS, Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods. Vions and Strings, goot
soment Of best kind ofPerlumey, Macassa Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the hair Fishing implements, Tia &c Lot)
assortment OF Toys Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do. and in short, every thing that kept
Jewolrj Ware Store.
s. A. takes this opportunity to Just say the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity that he has
argcd his Shop Establishment, and has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market I'll up and fur
her says ALL home abroad to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
AT any rate they may rely this that goods what
recommend Them TO be no sale.
iC}S Clocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
N. b. Silver workand Jewcry made order or to any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, Mayl, 1913. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

XXThereas Betscy my wife refuses live with without
w any just provocation, therefore forbid ali persons
harborng trusting her my account as shal pay
debts OF her contracting al or this date
SIMEON II, TAFT.
Fayston. Feb S,h 1871 4S
STATE or VERMONT In Probate QUIT holden at
Washington District IS. Montpelier, within and
for said district the l4Ih day Of February 1874
TOS w. HOWES executor the estate Of JOHN
WALTON late Of Montpelier in said district deceased
presents his administration account for settlement =:
Whrreupon is ordered that the he referred 10 the
SIKH day Of March next, the Probate Office in said
Mon peler for examination and allowance, and that all
concerned be notified eof by the publication Of this order
in the Vermont Waterman and Journal printed at Mont
peler, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, may be- that
they may appear al said time and place they cause,
and object thereto.
BY order Of Couii,
as LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
NEW SI'OhS r. !!

Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
MAIN STREET
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
On fine paper price cts, At Z. r. Walton Sons Oct.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
M w GOODS {!

than has been koptn this market which he offers for sale
at his Jewery Ware Store three doors West Of the VIII
lago Hotel where may be found Ladies and Gentlemens
q Hold and Silver Watches, such as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

REM BIER
The only Office in Boston where the Indian Vegeabl
Pills can be oh aincd is AT
los FREMONT STREET. 1913
Principal Office and General Depot Race street Phila
delphia Boston. Dec 49, 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Warrington.
Correspondence of the Herald.)

WASHINGTON, Jan n, 1874.
The Senate had short executive session to-day,
in which they confirmed few army and navy
officers
They have also confirmed Mr. William F. Hale,
custom house officer for the Champlain District
1t is worthy of special notice that repeated efforts
have been made to evct this officer, and as often
has President Tyler resolved that he should re-
main. He is worthy and patriotic soldier of the
last war, who has fought and bled for his country
and in the true spirit of national patriotism the Pre-
sdent has risen above all party feeling, and reap
pointed Mr.. Hale to this Office.
Another day, and another executive session has
passed, but no action upon Cabinet appointments
and understand that none is likely to be had this
week. Possibly Mr. Porter's case may be acted
upon early next week. This extraordinary delay
OF the Senate, without sufficient cause, cannot fail
to bring down the severe animadversion OF public
opinion.
presume it has not escaped your notice, that Of
the six delegates from Louisiana to the Baltimore
friends of President Tyler One OF them, MIR.
Hill, is the President Of the New Orleans Tyler
Club
send you herewith copy of Col. Merrick S
new Post Office Bill. 1t is too long for publication
with this letter, but you can examine it, and pub
lish the next day, what You think fit.
There is some disappointment in relation to the
individual who was expected TO receive the APP
pointment Of Secretary of the Navy. Nothing re-
speeding this appointment is likely now to be known
before next week.
There was great sensation and senstiveness to-
day in the Senate, relative to the discussion upon
the tariff The wings evidently fight shy, and APP
pear disposed to dodge the question This how
ever they dsclam. Should it be voted down in
its present shape, Mr. McDufiie says he shall bring
it up again in way that cannot be voted down.
for he will move to abolish the act altogether. 1t
will not probably be commended that such motion
as that would be ga bill to raise revenue
Mr.. Phoenix, Of New York, has been quite sick,
and foolish report was circulated of his death.
He is getting much better.
The movements in favor of Presidential Con-
vention at Philadelphia next 4th of July, are at
tracting much attention here There are certainly
some most curious and extraordinary movements
der bolt upon some of the political parties. The
political barometer most clearly indicates an ap-
preaching storm. l shall apprise you more fully
tomorrow morning. Yours, &c. S. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

CO. THE LAST NEW FEATURE.-Extra Lecture
by Prof Bronson in Sociaty Library. this evening at halt
past O'Clock on Body and Mind Matter and Spirit and
ssectons OF the artificial Mankin representing
NEARLY 1000 parts of The human frame with REGULATIONS
aud Singing and exhibition Of tire vspor bath Adms.
sion comparatively free, as all whopay IS cents receive
copy Of Elements of Ply sology, end Laws Of Lie,
illustrated by about 100 engraving representing nearly
every part OF the body and those who pay 90 cents for
two ladies and gentleman, receive two copies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

GO We refer the public to the advertisement in another
column of the choice collection ofhumorous entertaining
snd instructive English periodicals. and papers, Tor sale
the desk Of the Herald office which arrived by the Bril-
tannia yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26
House of Representatives.

WEDNESDAY, JAM 9th.
The 2lsf Rule-Ihe Oregon Ts,rit0ry-A More
n,ent to set the Navy Yard Men at york again
As soon as the Journal was read, and corrected
Mr.. ApANs called for the orders of the day.
Mr.. GARRETT DAVIS then presented minority
report of the Committee on Elections against the
return of the general ticket members.
The order of the day being the report OF the rules
then came mp.
Mr.. WINTHROP sad-Yesterday, sir, quoted the
,oden rule laid downby Mr. Hatslll, who is the high
est authority on this subject, perhaps, In the world
and whom Mr.. Jefferson styled, the .pre-emlnenl
authority on this subject, ! said hoped to see
hem inscribed on the pillars of this House; tina
they are that to receive, and hear and to consider
the petitions of our fellow subjects when they ar
presented in decent and respectful manner. ant
contain nothing that is Intentionally offensive TO
the House, is a duty which we owe to them, and
is paramount to all rules that we may make Tor oul
own convenience. Sir, the advocates of the 2lsi
rule introduced British precendens here; and en-
deavored to show that the British House of Com
had refused to receive petitions SINCE the IN
PRODUCTION OF the Bill OF Rights; and that because
Of this exception to general rule, we ougst TO re-
ect these petitions. Where would such doctrine
lead us! One party on this floor believes that we
have no right to create National Bank-or TO dis
tribute the proceeds OF the public Iands, or TO PRO
IN the ground that there Is no power IN Congress
to do this Others hold an entirely different doc
rrne. One party might with as much con.
sStency as they advocate ulls RUE, refuse W Ic
.eivc petitions on any of these subjects. hold
r, that right to abolish slavery Is as clear as
,ur right to create navy The gentleman from
Alabama says that we have the power to annex
Texas to the United States ! hold that to do that
would be to abolish, to annhae the little that IL
left Of the compromises of the CONSTITUTIONS Now,
sir, it is always in the power of Congress to max,
amendments to the Constitution, and perhaps the
idea of these petitioners is to bring about such are.
suit. What, then, becomes Of the doctrine tha'
under the Constitution we can't receive these peti-
tons. Sir, ! shall consent to no change, unless II
be the abolition Of this rule. Gentlemen say II you
receive you must refer, and if you refer you mus
grant, Why. sir, the boundary lines are Away
iicult to trace in the territory OF ln1eec, as wei
Justly that though no man can draw dividing llne
between night and morning; yet that light and DARK
ness are toierably distinct affairs SO we can easl'
" draw the lines between receiving and granting
he PRAYERS of petition. We do so now; we
make no bones of dispatchins hundred or two OF
other petitions in day, often clear claims to debts,
and rejecting them and why hesitate about these.
Sir, we claim no such exravagant absorbing atten-
tion on the part of the House assertedhy South
ern gentlemen. All we want is that you shell treat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

NAVAL The U. s. ship Falmouth, Capt Sands,
anchored off Old Point Comfort, Hampton Roads,
last Monday, in eight days passage from Havana.
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Arrival Of the britannia.

f Received at the Herald Office and for sale great
variety of ENGLISH PAPERS, comprising
Bells Life in London from the 10th to sls Decem-
Der, inclusive.
dublin Nation" from 9th to 30ih inclusive
"Freeman's Journal" from 9th TO 30,a q
"London Despatch" from 10th to 3Mh
"Examiner" from 9th to 30in I"
pictorial Times" from 9th to 30a 6
"Punch." from 9th to 30.h 4"
"Punchs Aimanack :" for 1874
"Punchs Christmas Piece"
" Satirst" from oath to 3ltt
"Court Journal" from 9th to 30h :"
SUNDAY Times" from 10th to 3Oh %
weekly Chronicle" from 10th to 30th
The above forming complete sets, for sale at the
desk of the Herald Office at Ia cents each copy Punch
10 cents only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

REMAINS OF CON- PoRTER.-The remains of thi
gallant sailor are to be buried in Philadelphia to
morrow with military honors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

VERY COLD WEATHER.-Yeste was the
coolest of the season. Last evening, the mercury
was down to 1Oa 1t must have reached zero by
DAYLIGHT this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.-In Boston the new
drama of the Bohemans has proved very success
full and it is said by the city papers to be aperfec
picture of life in Paris at the present time. The
Philharmonic Society give their last concert for the
season on Saturday next and the worthy city crer,
Ed~ ards, has had concert at the fremont Tenn
pie for his benefit.
The great war chief of the Fox tribe took ben
neft at the Albany Amphitheatre on Wednesday.
The Indian performers are about leaving that city
Miss Bradbury, talented child, is playing Little
Pickle at Providence, r. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

THE NEWARK MURpER.---The defence in hi
case closed at IL o'clock yesterday morning, ant
the District Attorney occupied the remainder o
the day with rebutting testimony. The case vii
probably 60 to the jury this afternoon. There il
nothing of general interest in the testimony given
beyond that already published by us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

0ly- NO.MNEMOTECHNY.--Th gentlemen
who subscribed at the Brooklyn Lyceum to Professor
Fauvel Gourauds intended course in that city,
specuy informed that class can at present be formed
Brooklyn In consequence the subscription list at his
room, 29l Broadway will remain open until tomorrow
evening" Saturday the 9th inst for the accommodation
of those who may choose to join the New York class
Eight hundred subscribers having already taken their
tickets as the number reaches one thousand il
will be divided into two separate classos for the better
convenience Of the subscribers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

Ws' Bt ASTONISHFsD, u, 7 L FEUFLF.-IOr the pro
pretors Of the New World have purchased the Brother
Jonathan which will be continued in the present bcau
full folio FORM and issued at No 80 Ann street. under the
editorial charge Of Henry c. Deming Esq, the well
and popular author Of Translation OF the Mys
teres of Paris We can promise great improvement in
its character and contents This weeks number contains
capital story embelshed with five elegant engravings
Also continuation of Miss Pckerings last and best
velone Of the best in the English languagc-ened The
Grumhler
This number is also filled with able editorials sub
ecs which command public attention Also interest
ing article by old PLY scan, under the head Of Med
cal Information TO the People" great interest to Mothers
and Nurses the subject Of the Of infants
When many hundreds Of infants die for want of proper
and timely treatment feel sure that this weeks iona
Than will be purchased by every family where there are
children. f--f
Q- subscription price 50 yearsngle copies g cts.
News Agents supplied at 50 80 per hundred,
Address (post paidl J. WINCHESTER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-04

ne above with many other kinds render eat osh %
S 10 hesitation ia saying that stock a. selected aH
- "'-a "" enable sell low prices rs any " .
VINO may DC IN want OF any of above Articles N ~
He our stock before purchasing esewhefeas = W 1"''
s'gs' o pleasure 10 wall on them aud show STOCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
LANDS FOR aALE.

OFFER for sale, The following, Tracts. ors
Z hne Land, the Counties Of Jefferson ana.
Berkeley -
l. a Tract Of $50 Acres three m;ias
below Martinshurg, now in The tenancy OF Du1
gad Campbefl, whose term expires insApril.
: Two Farms!of about 800 Acfes each;
IN Berkeley and Jefferson Counties, ON Opeduon.
% " agd very rich low grounds, now il
thesoccupancy Of Benjamin Boley.
8. My Woodbury. Estate, on which i
resided Two years ego, in Jefferson County oops
'a'n'ng s'o Acres. I
! 4. My Hazlefeld Estate, Of 600 Acres.
to be sold entire orldisided.
5. My Sulphur Saring Tractkof 400
Acres, on Opequon, with yery 6no Sulnhur
Spring, which was for many Years Known a
Menghini's Sulphur Spring.
These Tracts will be sold on the rnosi accom-.
modating terms. end divided where practicable,
10 suit purchasers Immediate payment or 81
part Of the purchase money viii DO required
provided, interest be paid and good securiiy
with mortgages on The premises De given The
terms will be made as easy and acc m moda ting
as any purchaser can ask
ii. ST. a TUCKER:
! -Hszlsfeld, Sept 81. i843-lf
The tenants on the lands will show The pre-
misses, and give such information as may be de-
sirable s~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
Commissioners sale.

10y virtue Of a Decree of the County Court
AD of Jefferson county. 10 suit in Chancefi
OF William Grove, Ex,r Of James Glenn, dec,
the subscriber, appointed Trustee and Special
Commissioners, for that purpose, will proceed ID
sell at public auction, On< Friday the 23a dsb 6f
February nsrt, in front Of Joseph r, Abellrs Ho.
tel in charestown, / oil The right, little, interest
and claim Of the said Joseph Crane, and smith
5. Crane, Of, in, andto that certain tract or par.
eel Of land, Situate, lying and being 10 the, said
county Of Jefferson, and containing about s0Gs
acres, and adjoining the lands Of Dr. John
Briscoe, decd, William Moore, Sam'l Wright.
and Daniel Kable. i being the same tract which
descended to them, the said Joseph ana Smith
s..cfane, from taelr father, Joseph Crane, DO.
cessed.n = j
Terms Of Sale - SO much cash as shall Be si,f--
dcieat TO pay half the amount Of a certain note
executed by the said s S. S. Crane 10 WIN.
Grove, EXT of James Glenn, decd, on the l3th
day Of March, 1895, for the sum of ss59; with
interest on the same from the date Of HE tiotsi
and the expenses of sale, and the baIanc6 III
twelve months with interest from day or sale /,
the purchaser Citing bond and seelfr.ty forthc-
deferred payment, and deed Of trust on thb
premises. HENRY BEDiNGER.
Jan IL. 1874. SpeeiH Cop,,v.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
WING MEETING.

e7-The Wings Of Jefferson County will NEE
al the following places in Precinct Meetings
for The purpose OF appointing Delegates each
TO meet in County Convention on MONDAY III,
1874 instant, (co(rt-day,l 10 place in homina
lion two Candidates TO represent Jefferson coun
~ 10 the next General Assembly.
At Charlestown, on Monday the 18th instant
at the Courthouse, al 1 | O'Clock.
~ Shepherdstown, on Saturday the nth inst
ant, at D. Enters Hotel, al IL O'Clock.
AT Smith6eld, Cd Saturday the 18th instant
At Smiths Hotel, at ~ O'Clock.
At HsrPers-Ferry, 81 CAROLS Hotel, on Sat
jqrday evening the lab instant, al o'clock.
gFThe Delegates will meet III the Cour
Room al 2 O'Clock.
Feb L, 1914.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
For Rent.

TT WILL rent for one or more years 10 good
IL tenant, the House and Lotnow in the occu.
pancy. of Mrs. Sowders, situated inCharlestown,
belonging TO the heirs Of Jscob Holmes, edec'd,
adjoining the premises Of Messrs Ridenour and
Wilson. The House is two story, and is con-
venien.ly situated; for mechanic of any de-
scriplion, and the lot is very fertile Any per-
son WISHING 70 rent The above described pro-
perty, are referred for the terms to H. N. Gala
her, or to the subscriber, living two miles east
Of Harpers- Ferry, 10 Loudoun county, Va
Any Communication addressed 10 the subscri-
Der at Harpers-Ferry post Office, POSTPAID, y
will be promptly attended 10. Application must
be made before the 18th Of March,
JOHN NISEWANNER, Guardian
For the heirs Of Jacob Holmes, deed
Feb Is, l644.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
PUBLIC SALE.

"TILL be sold, for cash. ID front OF tbs
w Coutt.hOuse door Of Jefferson COUNTY
on MONDAY the 18th day of JANUARY ne Il,
being Court day ,the interest Of John b. Packs
EFT, in the following Negroes, to wit
Joseph, Daniel, George, Bob, John;
George, Jun, jim, Charles. Katy;
Charity, Eleanor Betsy. Kitty,
Francis, Mary, and Fame
Such interest being a remainder interest, aftst
the life estate OF his mother, Mrs. Fann3 h.
HooG, 10 which the said Packet. Is entitled, u.
gether with all the children Of said Fanny r..
they being iu number in all ten. ,of which eight
survive. f&
The precise interest can be. entertained BY
reference TO the viii OF James Hammond dead.
and now of record in the Clerks Office 81 the
county court ofJeferson county.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD, b. IS.
Dec 90, I843. For Il. Du1ssid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
THE MARKETS.


BATTLE There were $50 hsad o. Beef ca,
ne offered for sale 10 day Al The scales. OF ubieh
2e0 we're sDld- The prices paid ranged from g
fos inferior 10 So per 100 lbs on The hoof. which
Is sqhal 70 - s5,75 net.
FL0UR--LimiIed sales Of Howard stree
Flour Of coed MIXED brands have been made
from Store to-day a. 81 50. There Is but liaIs
hoFeyer offering al this rale. The receipt price
cobiinues al S4,37i.
f3RAIN--TheTe Is very little Wheat coming
to'market We quoie best reds at IS a9s cents.
Sales Of Yellow Corn to-day from stores al As .
4fets. Wequote 0ais Al IS 30 cts
cicverseed has still fntsher declihed. Sales
to-day Of 40e 10 50OsbusheIs at $3.50 S5.75-
principally az IS, SQa s5i62I
Observation-Disclosures are more ftm IN con.
sequence Of the smnllness o. the sleek Limit
ed sales to-day Al 90 CTS soF hhcs and 81 cts Cor
bbls.