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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

Health and Money The latter is the most en-
We'd but the least enjoyed; the former the most
enjoyed, but the least envied Yet there are those
who would part with health for lnouey, while the
Tlch man would gladly part with all his money for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

10 hEsTohE BAD YEAsT.-Mx with it little
Hour, sugar brandy and beer, and these will con.
a9r on re qq h Of yeast Good yeast may
grounds of ale. wv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

JAMES G. BIRNEY.-We learn by gentleman
from Saginaw that Mr.. Birneys illness has been
and still is of a very serious character. He expe-
renced succession of parolyllc attacks, or some
thing of the nature of paralysis, which has very
rapid in his utterance it is with difficulty that he
can be understood. Unless he should obtain relief
soon, his career as public man would seem to have
closed. His general health is good Detroit .ldp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

Human happiness has no perfect security but free
dom F; freedom none but virtue; virtue none but
knowledge; and neither freedom, nor virtue. nor
knowledge, has any vigor, or immortal hone, ex-
cept in the principles of the Christian faith and in
the sanctions Of the Christian religion. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

VIRTuE.-Guard well thy heart Shut up every
crevice by wholesome thoughts, and the evil atmos
phere by which thou art surrounded will never en-
ter He who would tempt thee for one moment, to
turn aside from the path of TRUTH must receive no
favor from thy hands. Sumber not when evil as
sociatos pressing to thy side. TO be virtuous
is to be respected; to be respected is TO be happy
to be happy is to be wealthy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

Go ON.-IIavo you engaged in laudabe pur-
suit? Go on Ifyou give up in despair, you arc
half ruined. Arc you merchant? Are sales
slow? Docs but little money come in? Go on !!
business will revive and you shall succeed. Are
you student, with few friends, and less money !?
Go on persevere you will yet attain your degree
Are you n mechanic Have you but half work
enough to keep you Employed? Go on, and finish
what you have engaged; you will have more to do
at another day. Are you very poor? Keep at
work, and go on, and if you are faithful, you will
soon be above want. Toone and all we would say.
go on, no matter what may be your profession or
occupation. Never lag by the way; never rot out; ;
never die, so long as you catch at a straw or
hold your head above water. 1t is the only way to
succeed. There is a a line of poetry or something
better, that we were always pleased with,-
eco on--go on--go on"
Commit it to memory, all who can, and when you
feel like giving up in despair, or sinking under a
bad bargain, repeat it over and over, until your
spirits are refreshed, and you have determined to
conquer whatever difficulties may arise in your path
Thomson says-we always love TO quote Thomson,
he says SO few foolish things;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

CoRPus CHRISTI (TExAs,) SEPT. 3, 1845.
>, Florida may be the Island of PROMISE" but
Texas is the land Of " Varmints." In clearing the
ground to pitch my tent, killed water moccasin !;
about three O'clock in the morning, | was awaken
ed by the barking of dog; he had just run rat
tlcsnake out of my neighbours tent, when the rat
ting and the barking reused me-nine rattles-
captured. again laid down, and when day broke,
ayellow-necked lizard was cooking his eve Gun
sprang up, seized my boot 10 despatch MIN, when
10 out of the boot dropped tarantula Exhaus
TED from fright and fatigue, sank back into
chalr; but no sonner down, than was compelled
rapidly to abandon the position, having been stung
IN the rear by scorpion"
BESIDES the above mishaps, he lost a valuable
Sog 0y shark The dog had jumped overheard,
Inc Voracious monster caught him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Aontpe
Washington District IS. ( her, Oct. 81, lsi5.
Joy PlIklN adminsta,riX the George Pit
- kln late Of Marshfed in said district deceased makes an
pcauon to said Court in writing here for license to sell the
whole Of the real estate Of said Deceased including the widows
right OF dover therein raise money debts of said
deceased and expenses Of the personal estate
.heteo being insufficient for said purposes aud the APP
on be referred TO session of said Court be holden The
irondte Ohce In said Monpee the 9Th November
A. 1913, at O'Clock r. NJ, for hearing dccsun and il
further ordered that all concerned be notified thereof by nub
cation OF the substance of said application there
90, three weeks excessively in the Vermont Waterman and
state Journal printed at Montpelier aforesaid which to
be before said time OF bearing that thoy appear
causes and give bonds for the Of and exnen
ses, as by law provided to prevent said sale.
by order of Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
lIue copy Of record,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy of record,
70 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate Count for
District of Randolph, S. the District of RandophTo all
concerned in the Estate of William Patterson
Tuubdgo in said District, deceusel, testae, GREETING.
WHEREAS, ABEL BENNETT, Administrator on the estate
w tate of the said deceased proposes rendering
his administration, and presenting his against said es-
allowance, session Of said held at the
Registers Office, the s day of November, A. D. 1916, in
Tunbrdge, in said District.
Therefore, you hereby notified appear before Court
at the time aud place aforesaid and show cause any you
have, why tho said account should be allowed.
Dated at Tunbrdge in said District, this 18th Of October
A. d. l5i5 80
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NOTICE.

GAME into enclosure of the subscriber about tho 9Th
" September last two yearng RED steers and one yearng
red heiier the requested TO property
ges, and take them away. FREDERICK MARSH,
Montpelier, Oct. 90, l545. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

STATE Of VEkMUNI,l ~ Probate Count holden at
Randolph District, IS Washington, in and for said Dis
Giat on !he 25h Day Of October, a D lsi5,
N ENlSON :. BOWLES, Administrator On Estate of Ia
~ seph Bowles late of Washington, deceased makes upp
cation in writing for license sell ali real estate of said
the Court that personal estate of
SAID deceased insufficient opRy the debtsand that sufficient
OF the real estate for that purpose be sold without nu
~ TO those Interested in the remainder He therefore
license 10 sell the whole Of the real uotesad II is
the Prohte Office in Washington 4t day OF Nov
and notice thereof ordered in the Vermont Wachman printed
at Montpelier.
81 JOHN COIRY Ipdro
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TO THE pUBLIC.

fI'HERE is room IN a newspaper advertisement to
publish the numerous certificates Of cures, but the in
valid referred medical pamphlet TO be had of any
Of he Agents gratis Such proof As we constantly
laying before the public mas, convince all that
DIR, LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNG WORT
is the only medicine in the world that will all who
ac predsp"sed to consumption, Liver Complains, or
troIblcd with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pleurisy, Splitting
of Blood Pain in the side and chest Difficulty Of breath
ing, ightncss The Chest Phpitaun Of the Heart
bronchitis, Throat complaints and all difficulty Of the
Pulmonary Organs II this is not sufficient, will refer
airy to others who (ltthe date of the above are now
using his article IN variety Of prolraced Lung and
Liver Complaints.
syey, one th'ng-that the VEGETABLE EXTRACT
OF LUNGWoRr is possessed of certain powers, in
healing The Lungs and Restoring energy those who
were supposed e be fast sinking into the grave
~ other remedy ancient or modern.
And why not? 1t Is medicine that is not the work Of
day-he mg4Hd of drug shop, having only for its
object a sale. MS remedy that its existence from
nature source certain cure for complains Of The lungs
and all the prtnouitory symptoms Of Consumut,on p
provided you would believe it-a least the inventors of
some of The seeming popular remedies would induce YOU
to believe II possible. II is put in the ace of such
bic EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT was made
The study OF years-tae proper proportion of the ngre-
dents-thcir effect upon the different gysems and the
stage Of disease IN the palrntsal these were I'm the
minds eve OF the physician who formed this medicine
He knew that to make something really useful as a rome
dy study and observation necessary md he failed
not 10 devote al! his attention the purpose lie has
succeeded-PHE VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF
LONG Oh l mas taken us stand, ana beyond the
leading medicines of the present time as the only true
eradicator Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION extant -
THIS Is true and ceraln-true because susceptible of
prool-ceran, because It's pow sr and IFS uscG ness in
saving hundreds Fl ON death cannot be controverted.
&. j. ROOSEVELT.
SOLE PRoPRIEIoR,
Sill STATE STREET. ALBANY.
Agents, S p. REDFlELD, Montpelier,
Richardson skinner a Co, Waitsiield,
b. F Goss Waterbury,
Geo. b. Pierce Il Co. Mortified
A. v Shepe, Moretown sc lyeop
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EBENEZER RAYMOND,S ESTATE

a Y.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court or the District of Washington commits
to receive, examine, adjust all claims aud demands of
ali The Ebcnczer of
Warren, in said district decoased represented nsuyen and
the tenn of six months from the 10th duy OF October allowed
by said Court the creditors of sand deceased exhibit and
their respective claims before usDo give notice that
will attend to the duties of appointment
house of widow Rebecca Raymond, Warren said dIci
on the 18Th days of November and April next nine o'clock
forenoon, each Of said days.
Warren Oct. Is, A. d. 1915.
30 LEWIS rARnEIt ,
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"VARMINTs."- According TO the following ex-
tract of letter, published in the New Orleans
Picnyune, written by an officer of the army at
Corpus Christi. the post occupied by General Tay-
lor's Army of Occupation" cannot be particularly
desirable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEM
LOW ELL. VT.

ONE of about 10 of fst land lying on the main
" road leadirg from Burlington Derby Line about 100
under good cultiyaton with good half Dwell
ling House and Barns thereon, aud conveniently waterd
pumps of the house and harms of Tho
best quality continually running, and plenty Of good God and
timber convenient to be got al on The farm good school
house within hafa mile, and two miles from house
and starch factory The main branch of Msssquo River
pleasantly the whole farm. is a very pen
ant well convenient situation for tavern stand and one
of the burns built for that purpose.
The other Farm lies mile from the main oad CON
taung 100 acTes with about 40 under good very
smooth and little rolling the east, well waiered aud timber
cd and all suitable for tago moving, with good House and
wood shed and barn every way convenient for the farm.
The property owned by Robert Rogers of the City of New
York, and will be sold public the 18th dy of son
TENDER next, if not disposed of at private sale to that
time. And under the necessity OF selling the terms
be made easy for half purchase money For further
particulars inquire OF the subscriber, tho premises
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent for RoBERr Rooms.
Lowell, July 2O loi4. 72u
ed Of November lSII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

WITH loss Of appetite palpna'ion Of The heart ina
w bity exercise, with drowsincss and disposition
10 sleep, take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one or two
doses seldom fail to relieve all those unpea symptoms
arising from congestion and anguid circulation of the
blood, and redundant quantity morbid quality OF the
ollie which apt occur at this season oithe year,
Pain in the limbs head ache and other effects oi recent
cold are speedily relieved by them.
For sale by Druggists generally, and by agents in all
Manst Hartford o. Also by S, p. REDFIELD and
CLARK and COLLINS, Montpelier; Goss and Hutch
r. Montpelier; A. T. Bancroft, Pamheld 81
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LTRERATION.

HAVE this day given my sou, HeEekah French his time
during the remainder Vi Ills minority, and shall neither
his wages nor be accountable for his debts.
WILLIAM FRENCH.
Mofeown, Oct. Is, lS45. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06
FOR SALE,

lE Dwelling House and Lot situated Chapel Street, tho
third building oftho Methodist Chnpo-is now oc-
euped by he Rev Ar Grdiey-s well hnshed and in good
repair with out buildings only about years old. credit
viii DO given or pant ofthe purchase money fdosired
Apply b. b, DIMOCK.
Montpelier, June 4, lel5. rs
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

STATE or VERMONT, A. a Probate Court holden Il
Distinct Of randolph Washington, in and for said Dis.
trict on the l7th day of October. A D, 1915.
[ UTTER CARPENTER, Administrator on tho Estate of
- Asaom Strong, late of Orange deccasod represents tho
Court that the personal cstne OF said deceased is insufficient
to pay the debts against fad Estate and that part Of the real
estate cannot be sold without injury to those interested in the
remainder lie therefore pmys tho Court grant license
to sell ALL the real estate Of said dccense including reve
sion OF tue Widows dover therein 1t ordered
ing on said application be bad at the Probate Office in Washing
the Vermont Waterman printed Montpelier.
81 John COLBY Jrdco
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

Hls eefes that have given my son, Edward D. Chamber.
lain his time, for the remainder of his minority, and shall
not therefore be accountable Tor debts of his contracting
claim his earnings AFTER this date.
HARRY CHAMBERLAIN.
Randolph Oct Is, 1886 90
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Tho following interesting case is presented and The
reader invited to its careful pcrusa Comment on such
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
SHERIFF'S SALE

WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 W House door of Mobile count,, on Monday, the 25h day of May, 1916, between the hours of II o. clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, runaway negro man called WILLIAM, aged about 30 years, and says that he belongs John Mitchell, Of Madi- son county, State of Missssippi. Said negro man county, on the l0th dry of October, 1S45, by Alvin Wealherby, Esq, a justice of the peace Of Mobile county, as Il runaway slave, and his owner having failed after due notice has been given, 10 come for ward, prove property, pay charges and take hlm away, he therefore is to be sold m compliance Of the statute in such made and provided to pay jail fees.
 novl4 237tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 0ct- The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and Journal (Tuscaloosa,) and Huntsville Democrat will pIease copy tiIl day 0f sale. c. E.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

WV I'LL be sold for cash III front of the Court W House door of Washington county, on Mon day, the 2nd day of February. 1916, between the hours of sale of said day, negro man called PF- TER, copper color, aged 45 or 50 years, , feet G inches high, with Two his forehead, and says he belongs to Thomas Williams of Taladega county, Alabama. Said negro man Peter having been committed to the jail of Washington county, Alabama, as a runa way sEive, by W. Chapman, a justice O the peace of said county, on he 2lst of June, iS45, and his ner owners having failed 10 cone forward, prove property, pay charges an1 take him away, he therefore will be sold in comrll- ance with the statute in such cases made and pro,d ed topay jail fees.
 novlO 233lds W. P. SPINkS, Sheriff ". c.
 O5- The Flag and Journal. Tuscaloosa; Hunts vile Democrat and Montgomery Advertiser will please copy and send b'll to me W.P. $.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
SIjEI,IFF'S SALE

STIFIIF . oAIIFl.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Cour
 w House door of Mobile county, on Monday, the 4th uAy oi May, l8l6, between the hours of II O. clock A N. and o'clock PM. of said day, dark Mulatlo Negro Man called MARTIN, aged about B years, feet inches high, and says that he belongs to George Bellarro, who resides about l5O miles above New Orleans, and State of LouIsiaDa. Said negro Martin having been committed 10 the jail of Mobile county, lubama, as n runaway slave, by Josiah Wilkins, Esq, q justice ofthe peace ofMo- bile county the 24ih day of September, ls45, and his owner or owners having failed 10 come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore will be sold in compliance with the statute m such eases made and provided pay jail fees.
 oct2S 223 C. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06

tzA VALUABLE SUGAR OR COTTON rS PLANTATION FOR SALE-Will 5e sold on liberal terms, 2500 acres of Land situated on the river St. Bernard in Texas, five miles west of the Brasos river, and 15 nes from the sea coast. suit able either for Sugar Cotton. 200 acres are cleared and in high state oi cultivation, with fine new Gin Hoase, excellent Negro Houses, Stables, Nc. On this tract is Sugar Cane sufficient to plant some one hundred To such who wish to purchase either fine Sugar Cotton Plantation. the 2500 acres present strong attractions The land IS of the best quality. For further particulars, ap ply 10 BOYklN & McRAE, Mobile.
 Grs-The New-Orleans Pckayune will copy for one uouth and send bill to [novllKmoI B. g McR
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
ENCI.IaM SaHNNI.

BART1N ACADEMY-BASkMENT STUKfs
 TEyHIS SCHOOL will be opened on he 2O,h inst, \ under the charge of F. E. BoYNToS. A. B., an efficient and experienced teacher. R ading. Spel- ling, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography and Eng fish Grammar will be faithfully taught. IT. iion for boys under eight years, $2; over eight, s3 per month.- No pupil will be rece,ved for sho ter term than two months The tuition for that time will be re- ou;red. invariably, in advance. The school will be under the general supervision of the subscriber.
 ociII 1I2 D. r. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
PUBLIC SALES.
BRAscn BANK MOBILE,


 BRAsCn BANK MoBLE,3
 November 20 I545 M OTICE-1n pursuance of thr 9is section o Ihe ' act approved 25th January, 1915, entitled ''an act" to settle the affairs of inc Bank of lhis SiAte and Branches, will be sold Ln Honday, The 22nd Of December next. before he door ,f the Banking House, TWENTY FOUR SLAVES. ihe property or ihe Bank, as follows;
 Gabriel, aged g years, Maria and children, Henry, do 9 do Minerva and do Claiborne do 16 do Judy
 GabrIel, do 8 do Iiagtr,
 Boston, do B to Mary and child, F1she" FIiis do do 3S 3S do do fssSst G'sSs children The sale to commence at l2 o'clock AM. The title belieged 10 be unquesf esfioHahie-bu only such IT. te made 10 the purchaser as ihe Bank has, pro- yiled hy law. Terms cash By order oi lhe Hoard, nov2O PIP HENRY B. lIOLCOMBE, Cashier, M NOrICE-TRUST SALE--In pursuance of the V powers in deed of trust dated sixth March last made bs Ploleny r. Harris. 90 the undersigned Tor the putpnse of securing Jephi V. HarrIs, and Nm. W. Clayton, upon lheIr endorsements upon three notes, for thousand each. and one for SIX thousand dollars one of which due in June last, and lhe other will be due in December next, whlch deed has been recorded in Clarke and Washington countless we will on ihe sixth day of December next, al the city 0l MOhe sell for csh the following slaves of the said Harris. specified n he said deed, 10 wit: Moses. Cherry, Jack, Butcher, Rhoda, Derry, Mary, and her two children Ennis, Mary, Ann, and child; Agnes. Nathan, Frances, and her two chiIdren; Bar bara, EslelIe, Jim, Angelina, and lour children; Margaret, Mitchell, Jim and one child; Less. Pris- cilIa and five children; Julia, Albert, VictOria, Or che fla ,and one child; Ben. Fanny, Patsey, Eli, Nelly, Milly, Eliza, Dick, Louisa, Julia, Moses, Elias, Cato, Robert, Dcy, Bedney, Sally, and her five c- dren Gnney, CornelIa, Edmund, AniioniIle, and one child; Nancy, Sarah, Mary, Elisha. Lydia, and one child; Will, Joe, Louisa, Celia. and four chidreni ] Washington, Laua, Joe, Franklin.
 The slaves are now in The possession of the under and can be seen the plantation of Judge llar- ris, in Washington county. They likely parcel of slaves, have been accimated and the sale will be absolute and lite unprecedented.
 HENRY B: HoLCoMBE. Trustees.
 GEO. G. HENRY.
 n0v1 227Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
MIR. HILL,s ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA

MR. HILL's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA. 1Vl DIES, will reopen in the basement story of the Jackson street Church, between St. Michael and St. Louis streets, on MONDAY, the 20th of Octo- her. The course of study will embrace thorough practical education, also the different branches of ornamental study. The number of pupils will be limited to as many only the Principal can give personal attention to. No assistants will be employ ed except in the branches of Music, Drawing, Pa'n- ing, and Modern Languages. These will be taught by the most approved masters, yet no restriction will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
 The terms will be $4, s5. ss6 and ST per month payable advance.
 REFERENCES: Hon. John A. Culhbert, Gen. Theo. L. Toulmin, s. P. Buard, Esq, Col Thos. w McCoy, F. c. Heard, Esq. Geo N. Stewart. Esq B. ?. Fonaine, Esq. Daniel M "..ggs, Esq, C. w Dorrance, Esq. Rick -. t1. Redwood. Esq. Maj. R. Chamberlain, AlphOnso sprague, Esq.
 oct 16
 Barton nAcademy-Male Department MR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he lVA will reopen his School on tue 20lh instant, in the serond story of the Academy. Instruction will be given as heretofore, the various branches oi thorough English and Classical Education. Tuition ss5 and Ss6 per month, payable in advance. com potent teacher of rench will be employed, and pu. pills will be taught speak, as well as 10 read and write the language. Cl,arge-$2 per month.
 octl1 PIP