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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-08

STATE OF VERMONT Washington COUNTY Court
Washington County }Noyember term, a d l843.
Leander Auchns) A CTIUN olue>pass upon the free
vs.. n hold, demanding the sum Ct $500
John H. Lrhrop damages for The removal by The delen
dlnl Of ccran shop eff Of the premises of the huff in
Waterbury in the sad county Of Washington.
The sad Ihn H. Lathrop having had personal no.
lice OF the pendeccy of This il order ed by the court
here that he be notified hereofby publishing the substance
of said suit, together with tins order, in the Vermont
Waterman and Slate Joarnal. printed in Montpelier in
said county, ,hec weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last pubca
to be at least twenty days previous the stated term
Of said be holden at said Montpelier tho third
Tuesday of April next, which will be deemed sufficient
oIice the SAID John H. Lalrop 10 appear the said
term any make answer.
STILLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk.
r. G. SMITH Attorney so
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Mnrch4.
market 45o beef CATTLE $50 sheep, 100 beef cattle of tho
best quality unsod
pdces-becfeXtr IS ST. first quality, 81 25 to 3D.
80 TO a2o Sd, 325 to so. Sheep, 70 TO so wehes
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Post office alterations in Vermoni Jonathan
Filz, p NJ, Albany; Il. X. Fairbanks, p. NJ,
Lower Waterford Edward Aluzzey, p. M, Men.
don,
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90 Over two millions of revenue was received
at New York during the month of Feb. AS the
locofoco prediction, that the Tariff would ruin
commerce, utterly faiIs, these organs are obliged
TO take n new shit They are beginning TO hint
that we import loo much Don't be frightened,
gentlemen so long as we are protected and eau
manufacture goods to export, and can produce
enough at good prices to pay Tor what we import,
there whl be no trouble.
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"There is but one proper and ErFEoTUAL mode
by which the overthrow of slavery can be accom-
p,shed, and that is BY LEGISLATIVE Authority I;
and this, SO FAR AS MY SUFFRAGE can go i,
SHALL NOT BE wANTINe."- Washington.
The above is dishonesty trumpeted in third
party paper as good authority Tor third party ac-
lion. 1t is excellent authority in o slave state,
such ms Virginia, where Washington proclaimed
it-because there Legislative authority can be used;
while here it cannot be used save indirectly aud
TO d limited extent-as il has been used, without
any third party at oil just as well ms with one If
the third party would only emigrcie 10 The Stare
IStoies, they could avail themselves of this high
authority against slavery TO some good effect, and
We would most cheerlully bid God speed to their
efforts for emancipation. by he way-lhese men
pretend that they must sacrifice all in order
10 work the most ellecualy against savery-why
do they not cngae TO the South and be ronss-
tent? North Carolina asks for Northern men 10
introduce sheep into her highlands, md she does
not require them to be slave holders.
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STATE OF VERMONT IN CHANCERY-
Washington County, IS, 4rH CIRCUIT
Thomas b. DOwnet VS., Martin Loycldnd ana stephen
GLE.
M HEREAS Thomas b Downer of Wate rbury in the
w county OF Washington has this day filed his Bill
Of Compliant against Martin Loveland of said Waterbury
and stephen Gle Of the state Of New York. stating in
substance that the 22d day Of February 1912 the
sad defendants indebted to the the
SiIc4 81 specified twelve promssory notes Of hand
ecy en- of them for the of S95 each PAYABLE each
successive year from said 22d Of February 1912 with
eresthe other for the Of $40 81, payable Dec. L.
st3-and in order The payment of said Of
money on the said 22d day of February 1872 BY deed Of
of that date, the defendants conveyed 10 the
alor The following described premises lying and being in
Waterbury aforesaid and described follows to vital
The third division lot in said town drawn TO the original
right of David Fay be all of the lot upon which Joseph
thereof having been paid according tho
deed the orator prays for foreclosure Of said premises
costs.
And whereas appears that the said Stephen Gle
sides without this state that subpoena be served
upon him. therefore pursuance of cup "a 60 OF the
the Stephen Che and he is hereby required, appear
before the chancellor the Fouih Judicial Circuit Of
State of Vermont at the place OF holding said
Montpelier in SAID county Of Washington the third
Tuesday of April next being the first day of stated
term TIE Court Of Chancery said County, and make
answer the said bill of complaint and ABIDE such order
direct and decree therein 10 said Chancellor shall
seem meet.
And the complainant in such bill is directed to cause
this order be published three weeks in the
Vermont Wachman and State Journal, printed in sa
Montpce, The last of which publications to be at least
twenty days previous the third Tuesday of April next
Dated Montpelier in SAID county Of Washington this
24th day of February A 1874
| STuLMAN CHURCHILL,
| Clerk Of the Court of Chancery.
| G.,tr nliritn
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the subscribers Of Wilamstown,
i Brookfeld, Randolph, East Roxbury and Northfeld
who their papers by the post thai years will
expire the first Of May since commenced carrying
fore tina, time do expect to carry any longer than
this year ending May This is therefore to give you
sufficient notice pay up To those Who paid promptly
last wear much Obliged and those who did pay
any thing must say that delay in payment MAY BE DAM
eERoUs shall enforce the collection of all Of
more than one years standing pretty soon.
NIB l would say The subscribers This that
they would do well for the future pay for their papers
advance the papers much cheaper when pad for
in adyancc-and it would Luch trouble and the
subscribers notification of being in Advance
subscribers will their papers regularly should stop
carrying. !hSON PECk.
Berlin Feb 81. 1874 40
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Il lovely specimen Of pda Burenism. The N.
Y. Pebian, one Of Mr. Van Bureu's organs lately
gave the following kind and conciiidiory notice Of
several distinguished locoiocos. Mr.. Van Buren,
himsel! is quite as wrathy as his tool but we hope
not so abomnably indecent:
"To hell with Buchanan! To hell with Calhoun!
to he'll with johnson aud Cdss Van Buren, can
beat them all and the Wings besides"
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MARRIAGES,

BOSTON MARKET, March s.
Woot-Ihe market continues firm with active demand.
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SPRING GOODS.
GEO. j. & CHAS. w. HOMER & co.

Successors Homes, Homer and Coz
Al the old stand, NOS. "a and 35 UNION STREET
BOSTON.
Lave rervygd by the late arrivals from Liverpool.
l. J. L,n1on, ete complete assortment of
CUTLERY g. HARDWARE GOODS.
They also received from Che best Manufactures in
this country superior assortment of
DOMESTIC H.ARD-WARE,
all Of which they ofer the country trade the very
best terms for cash credit. We take his method /"
form fren and customers of the arrival of goods,
and also invite The country trade, generally, to VISIT
ore for their spriny supply. 5lm3
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AnM,x.srpATop,s SALE

MILL re sold at public auction at North6ed, GU sa,-
wv uday March 30h, 1874, at one o'clock p. M. all
the real estate ofhe late Thomas S. Huhhurt Of North
held consisting Of stay brick dwelling house,
wood house and barn and sheds together with forty
seven acres Of good land all Of which is pleasantly suat-
ed a, Mortified Centre village, and one pew in the Uni
versalist meeting house.
The above will be disposed of at auction unless disposed
Of at private sale.
ozRo HURLBURT, Administrator.
sTsTE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
=, Randolph Districts. Randolph, in and for said
District, on tbs LIST Tuesday Of March A D. 1874;
JACOB X. PARISH and Maria Smith, administrators
on the estate Of Jabez Smith late Of Brainree in said
district deceased applied for license to sell that part of the
real estate of said deceased in Brantfee which is usually
called the Nevns' Lot, aedging that the sale thereof
would be beneficial to tho heirs and all concerned in said
estate and the same appearing reasonabcI is is ordered
that said application be heard at the Registers Office in
Randolph in said district, the first Tuesday in April
next; and that the heirs and all interested in said
be notified hereof BY publication Of this order in the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal, printed at Monpe-
er three successive weeks fall OF which before said
% and n1 %' So0s s Ie o
debts agreoaby 10 the provisions Of the Statute in such
case made.
BY order of Court,
Al est, p. PERRlN, Register.
= ATest, P.PERRTN, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court holden at
District cr Randllp IS. I Randolph in aud for said
District on the ls Tuesday in March A ls4i-.
| JACOB X PARISH, administrator the estate o
Thomas Adams late Of Brookheld in said district dc
ceased applied for license to eal the real estate II said
deceased Of which he died sczed and possessed in this
state the pigment of debts and the expenses of set
ement Of said estate and the appearing cessary-
1t is ordered that sad application be heard the Regis
tets Office in Randolph said district the first Tuesday
in April and that The heirs and all Interested in said
estate, be notified hereof by publication of this order
the Vermont Waterman and State journal printed a
Montpelier three weeks succtssvely all of which to bt
before said time oihearng that they may appear IL theJ
Cause at said time and place. and give bonds for The
payment Of said debts agreeaby TO the provisions of thu
statute in such made.
BY The Court,
p. PERRIN Repstcr.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court holden al
Washington District, SIS. { Montpelier, in said Dis
rict, Feb 22d, 1884,
HORACE PIKE. guardian unto Jno B. Pike Sarah Ann
Pike, end tlvra Pike, mlnors AMI hers of Bems
Pike, late Of Marshhei ia said district, deceased and
owning rcs estate in said Marshfed in said district
scibed as follows vz-belns undivided sixth parts Of all
he real estate whereof Bemis Pike, late Of Marsh6ed
deceased died sezrd and possessed excepting he widow
dover including the reyerslon he elm, kes application
said Court to be empowered sell and convey
al estate aforesaid belonging his said wards alleging
that the sale thereof VIII be conclusive the ntees 0
his said wards, ami the proceeds thereof pu: into
and the appearing reasonable pom Ia ord
cred by sad Court that said application be referred
OF said court TO be holden at Montpelier SAID dis
ct The ninth day of March, A. d. 1874 aud it is fur.
Their ordered that hereof be gwen by publishing the
substance of the subj of said application and or.
deIs thereon in the Vermont Waterman, pnned at ont
peer 3wteKs successfully previous 10 the time appointed
| for The hos ing thereof.
| BY the Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS. Register.
A true copy Of Record
| 10 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Reyister
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MEETINGS IN VERMONT ON THE ODD
FEB

Fsrrisbugh. Clay Club formed, VIM. Haz.
ard, a slsunch Wing ia mer, President. con,-
miltee Of vigilance in each district appointed to
disseminate information und urge The ireemen to
the polls.
bennington 60. The Wings Of toe South shire
met in large numbers at East Bennington. A
club was formed Hon. H;Iand Hall, President,
with six Vice Presidents, ind an executive com
mitee Of nine. Clubs in every town in The South
shire were recommended.
Rockingham. A club formed Asa Wentworth
jr President
WeatherSfSld club formed Hon. DaLel
Bowen, chairman. A brief, pi'hy and powerful
address was delivered by Hon. Wm. Jarvis
WoOdSlOck. club formed Hon. David Pierce
President.
Hdrlford. a club of one hundred voters form
ed. Addresses by Hon John Porter, Simeon Ly
nun and John Strong.
POnJrei A large and spirited meeting, aud a
club formed.
Brandon A large meeting, and Union Club
of The Wings Of BRANDON Salisbury, Leicester
and Goshen was formed: Hon. Anderson G. Da-
ma, President.
BraaieborO'. A club formed The Hon. and
venerable Lemue Whitney, President.
81 Adams. An excellent meeting, addressed
by Hon. BENZ. Swift.
La@oiHe Co. Convention on the 22d ut. -
Committees OF organization appointed in every
town. Good.
We have accounts Of a multitude of Wing
gatherings, particularly in New ork and Pennsyl-
yana-bul room fails us.
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HEZEKIAH TINKHAM'S ESTATE.
TNiIE subscribers having boen appointed by the Hon
orabe Probate Court for the District Of WashL gon,
Commissioners TO receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons nsl the estate ofHezkah
Tnkham late Of Montpelier, in said district, deceased,
represented nsoyeni and the term Of SIX months FROM the
81 of February 1874 allowed, by said Court the
creditors Of said deceased, to exhibI and prove their
specIye claims before us,Do give notice. that will
end 10 the duties of appointment the dwelling house
Of Henry Tnkham Monip ,lie in ssid Dist on ,he LIST
Tuesdays Of Apn and July next, 10 O'Clock forenoon
on each Of said days
VIM, W. CALDWELL,
ARTHUR DAGGET'r, Jr commissioner
STEPHEN +. STEVENS,>
Feb alsi, A. ID. le44 q
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DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

IT is the opinion of all the principal profes-
l. sors of medicine in the United States, who
have given their testimony, that Dr.. 7HOmp
sons "Patent apparatus far the cure Of Proiep
sus and other diseases" possesses superior ad-
yantages over any other apparatus OF the kind
ever presented to the public. Their certifi
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling on
the undersigned at his store i'll Woodstock.
These Trusses have been examined by Dir.
Irwin, Dir Msgruder, & DR.. Wunder, ard they
concur with the above sentiments-that II IS
he most easy, safe. and certain remedy for
these diseases it processes TO cure, ever inven-
ted. They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need of an article Of this kind,
would DO we'll to make immediate application.
JOHN G.. SCHMIIT.
Woodstock, July 90, l843.-y
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FIRST IN MARKET.
New Spring Goods.

EOHN C. KERN has just received and
o. opened, at his store opposite the court
house, an assortment of Spring and summer
Goods, which he viii sell at very reduced pri
ces, for cash. His assortment of Calicocs
Muslns, Cambrics, and other articles for dres
SEES, is worthy of the attention Of the ladies
Fancy shawls and handkerchief variety of
cap and bonnet ribbons laces, edgngs &c
Cloths, cassinetts, cassimeres, yestings Of the
latest styles, very cheap. Queensware, hsrd>
ware, groceries: boots, shoes, hosiery, gloves.
and lnara9 other articles. The public are in.
vted to give him call.
QTPunctual customers will be supplied on
time upoa accommodating terms,
April 4 1914.
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JANUARY T. 1914.

FE7HE undersigned having come to the de.
FL termination TO change their mode Of do
ing bus ness, and to commence with the above
date to sell goods for cash or TO pnrctual GUS
toners on SIC months timc--and IN selling to
such at six months, We charge he same prie
ces AS if the cash we've paid down. AT the
nme of purchasing, persons buying goods on
SIX months time and at cash prices, must be
punctual in paying, or we charge our usual
profits. We deem this method of doing bust
ness necessary, owing to the exigencies Of the
times, and have no doubt it will meet the
views of all those who expect to pay for
goods-and in adapting this method Of doing
business, lre are determined not t. be tA7derson.
Persons wishing to purchase goods.will please
call and test the fact. Our stock of goods is
large and selected with great care, ond worthy
the attention of those who are in search Of
good and cheap goods. we tender oar SIN
sere thanks for past encoura cement and hope
by disposition 10 please and give good bar
gains, to merit continuance o: the same
Country produce taken in Exchange Tor
goods as heretofore.
s1BERT g DINGEs.
N. B. All persons who have unsettled &C
counts with us, will please call as soon AS pos.
sible4 and settle the same, as short settlements
narke Ione friends, and we need cash too very
much, and wcdd Sc gfzd ii TN a=;eH44 would
Help US along in that way. S. ID!
] anuary 4, 844
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I64l, which was before the compro-
mise rates had reached their lowest
point. But no matter for that, the
truth is seen at glance, and they adj
nit that since the new tariff Of '42.
there has been a great increase of pri-
Eces, though we are told when the law
was passed, it was to make goods
cheoper than they then s0ere. It will
be seen BY the above table, that the
largest Increase has been on sottinetts
AN article ofthe first necessity to the
labonng classes, and Of more general
use than any other than can be named.
The prices on that have gone higher in
1843, than they were ever under the
high prices of Al, the year selected as
favorable to the whig calculators.-
Scarlet fannels, another article of the
first necessity, stands now higher than
the highest rates of the previous prices;
and the same may be said of plaids
and stripes, which are Of universal use
among the laborerS and their families.
The present high prices of factory
goods, the wings tell Us, indicate pros
perity; indeed! then why did you tell
US IN '42, that you wanted to lower the
prices, by The process of high duties,-f
Ii what you want is high prices for
your goods, as an indication of prosper
lty, why DO you select the high prices
Of n, as showing that the country
did not prosper them You promised
also that the farmers, for whom YOU
pretended great regard, should have
better pay for then produce than they
got in 1910; but Instead Of hat, they
fad their produce fallen ii value, and
still falling, while yoQ are rising; so 90
20 work with your slate and pencil ID
gain, and figure out how much they
awe gained by this process.-.New
Havea Peg55'tey.
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pirate in those waters, known as the
"Llttle Devil" and who was iinally
killed by an American officer in single
combat. The American force was on
the lookout, in ambuscade, We believe;
but Ii so CHANGED that Hunter was cap
tured BY The pirates, while separated
from his party. The commander of
the cut throats, eLittle Devil was
a man Of furious temper, and never fall
SIZED any promise ofvengeance which
he made. Hpnter was taken to a Sc
cret place and. there informed that un-
less he betrayed his party, he should
be hung on "a e spot. His answer
vas, sailog-liseJ"Hang and be DID,
No soesss . }than done. He was
instantl55sSnl2up and left. In a few
inmates stunned, took him down
nearly senseieA, and again told him if.
he would betlaj the whereabouts of
his party his life should be his: and
moreover, his return to his men should
be 50 managed that nothing should be
suspected Of the truth by them. The
alternative was instant death by hang
ing, without hope Of reprieve, fer it
was his last chance. His laconic reply
again was. ''IIang and be DID
They hung him again and left him
But by good fortune he was found be-
fore life was quite gone, by some of
his men, taken down insensible, and
happily restored to life. The story
rejects the highest honors upon Liet.
Hunter, and we hope the government
Will show some kindness to so merlto-
lous and gallant an officer, by at least
encouraging his recent and important
nVeEtion. It is the least il could do. T
Richmond Star.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-09-26

hocrcR JAYyE's ExpEcToaAxr is tle only
remedy that can arrest with certainty the va
rlons pulmonary affections Under vhich thou>
sands sink into the grave.
No one ever used this Expectorant, as d.
rected, without finding relief. II must, from
IT'S composition, cure .4stima Bronchitis, In
fanatlon Of the Lungs and Threat Conehs,
Colds, Haoping Coash, Crop, Consumption.
&c. 1t does all it promises, and when YOU
try it fairly, yol will be compelled to SAY that
halt IFS merits hal not been told YOU. Pre-
pare only by Dr. ID. Jayne, 20 South Third
street, Philadeipha. and S04 Broadway, s.
York.-pF. J. G 6chs;H. YIcodstoch, only
Is .34s}2t= -'--~-r
JAgSE's CARNINAT1vE B4LstM, is d certain,
safe and speedy cure for Dysentely, Diar-
rh9a, Cholera Siorhlis, Summer Complaint,
Sick and Nervous Head ,che, Cramps, Dys-
pepsia, Sour Stomachs, &c. &c. At this sea.
son of the year ii is particularly necessary
that families and persons subject to these
complaints, should provide themselves with
it, to have 1t at hand whenever needed; it.
VIII not only be the means Of frequently 4
voiding severe and facilitating attacks Of H.
ness but has and will preserve many valua-
able lives The universal opinion of all who
have used il, is "IfQt no family s5ould te
,0ithout it,
1t is one of the most efficient pleasant and
safe compositions ever offered to the public
for the cure of the various diseases CT the
stomach and bowels and the only article wor-
thy of the least confidence Tor Cholera Infan-
tur or Sammer complaint; and in all the r.
bove diseases it really acts Ike charm.
The highest testimonials have been recev.
ed Of the greet variety, and number Of im>
portant cures it has efFccted-by persons, too,
of the first responsibility, who have too much
intelligence to be imposed upon themselves,
and too much honesty TO lend The influence
of their names for the purpose Of imposing
upon others. 1t is prepared only by DR..
Jayne, No. % south Third st, Philate phia.
Or. J. G. Schm;h, JpoadstocF, only agent.
j. r. &rayer q Co.. Nclc Market.
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ANECDOTE OF LIEUT.. HUN
TER.

Lieut.. Hunter, the talented inventor
Of the submerged propeller, was fire.
qaently honorably alluded to at the
dinner on Thursday. "a dinner given
at Richmond to the officers of the cut
ter Legare An anecodate in his his
tory, too good to be lost, and worthy Of
a national annal, was related by Lieut..
Porter. Lieut.. Hunter had been sent to
the West Indies 70 capture notorious
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-09-26
$50 REWARD.

STOLEN from the stable OF the under
~ signed. living on the Turnpike, miles
above Mount jackson, on the night of the
10th of th.s month, A BLUE ROANE
MARE, about years old, not shod behind
together with a bride and saddle, covered
with sheep skin The above reward will be
given TO any person who may deliver her to
me, or give me information leading to hel
recovery. A. II. RUDE.
July is, 844.