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| TRUSTEES s1LE Of DESItsBLE Neal ESTATE
| AT AUCTION.
IN MONDAY, the 18th day of Nuvemb.r n

TRUSTEES SALE or DESft.TBLE REIL EsT.TE
AT AUCTION.
IN MONDAY, the 18th day of November. al
to'Dek on the premis, L. surviving Tru.t-e shall l.,
WI ur OF dred u trust from obed AM amr-I lion
proceed t. sell at auction, OF the Farin.c, IA.
s'na sNo lot Of sEouIi nyroN ements IL ron lie
sefbrd III aid dved The No I!S. nolas on m e.
and e=na IN I'm let d-tth ac An,
r oh'f a. fronting 60 on
and ~ there occupied by Lucy Mitchell the second
nrni above the rrsHden e Of A Tho IS Esq
ny eonent OF p'rtiss the bs-one thd es,i III.
balance IN equal ayGens and bearing
from the day Of ale for
r.. n NIyHpI. AZ s,,y,.,,. r,,-,--
sa'e conducted BY DUNLOP, NoNCURE ca. Auet.
SUGAR, MoLAsSES, AND COFFEE, AT AUG.
TON.
On IT t-pAS The 2lsi O'Clock n front OF ou
st.r-, VIII - -A:- ~ - 49,
New oihan St CroiI aud Porto Rico su.afs
do Porto Rico MOlIs--s IN IIhis and Bill
RIO, l.aguay aLd Java Iofr-e
haron Shoulders and
Whisky bbls
TeAs GunFogdrr Impsral ana Pot. boas
se-Ps Lees CngaI-'s And Bu,dys brand.
Window GA- of various
Sweet halsgL Ciar-t ChamJainr and Mal-ir Wine.
Brandy, Rum and I'm
rarrh Indigo and Chocolate,
Sperm Cahdes &c.
TERAs-UBdcr 500 cash over that amount, mos e,olt
"a UHuas
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Two SHOE DEALERS. GOODYEAR'S

TENI.FNS. =
Il METALLIC RuBBEI SIIoEs-1he subscribers are a..
Manufacturers Agents Tor the superior Shoes
which oier dealers by the
al Mems over shoes, and Ladies
aud Slipper We also Agents for the of
Rubber fabrics made under Good,
Carriage Cloths Hoe Machine Handing Water proof aud
Capes together with 4 variety Of other are-s-
II. u. FIELD L co,
2s5 BALTIMORE street,
I'd door below Charhs
Baltimore, Oct. let5 7-2ms
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By intoes d brother,
Ne. : Nam Sirr<f.
PRREMPToEY SALE OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DIV GOODS,


Nc Mans STREET.
PHREMPToEy SALE OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DIV GOODS,
All AUCTION.
on TUESDAY MORNING Oct 2i. = OIL oco.. too ,..,,s
ho1l Ne WI srh ~Losi geBeaI
of STAPLE and Fancy Dry Good. the ,-asoa and w.,hv
the attention at deaers; eon--tins
Rich and n-w sy- French fn,ph and American PRINT.
Bfoeh. Mrriro. aud wor-;-d pamass ~ avis
nnsh-h h'fnn' sup white and red Fanpsl.
h"s'a ai~i able iIIaser, Corded stif-
sup-t b. - srIs Wa,p i g I'D A'paeeAs
Bh 'it Norsy fI' dr,--.-. super Ca,hui-t-s
Brown aud eaeL u shiriiurs a d she-,ins,
fin- t!ae, blaeh ai- inyi.. s,sen Cio,h.
Bks,wIns slk ponss- ala Hikf.
ranhs's Ken uesy jeans K'r-sys ard ILn,sys
Gems sup "A IN, silk. A. a SCri-l Sesrfs
SIX Ne'et Vest NJ. heavy wooI4n shawl,
Can on a-n"'s brow couoi Drnr,.
raien' Pm" Hooks AMI Eyes, 1apesa dAiniins.
I~eei ta--ner-.. brown iB-n Table C.oih-
oa"" tlsle sus'snd r., cup. l.. Canbne HdsG.
rat mt Thread, SPOOL Coro ke &c
TEN, as a,ua, INI.oEs a BaoTHER, Aue.
ny Williams Is HaxaII.
ON WEDNESDAY nett the Ala a<,, Al 10 O'CLOCK. viii be
-oL IN font OF Au=iioa Slsse---
- h..is I,Ine ST Ctai1 sugar.
10 Il q. DO
rs R-ia.lrE Molas.es
10" tag prime laguAyra Coffee
50 i h.% Do
IS CASTS superior ;o.hen Cb-es-
IS hhis PriuI" w-aeIn Bacon sLde.
10 druuis Codl.I
loo kes- Western Lard
loo package Gurpnwt-r Tea
20 Po~cIong
10 Twaskay do
hf Pits Cuguae brandy
common do
10 bib North~'a AlS.e Brandy
~ e su.rrnr 'I.eT do
SO old Monangahea whtssey
IS q" Tuscaloosa do
~ = Wine
90 krE. very suP-r.or Indigo
10 gro-s ha,,ns Backing
TERhS-tBds $780, cash. 100, moIihs credit for M
proved paper WILLIAMS = HANALL- Aucts.
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j. f. W ORD,
LOTTERY VENDER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets IN all Lotteries under the nanag
~ OF J. e. GEnsoKy IL Co. the same terms that
they sold AT the Managers Office.
The following fine Lotteries offered tie notice Of
the public -
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery. Class No. A. for Ist5 be
andII, ID e. Saturday, Oct 2Sth IsiS
200. 1000 3OuO, 1900 10 puEr ~ bal.
Tickets 81" halves s. so pae
- ~hoe Lesrt-siio - halves So; - quarters ~ So
Orders tor Tickets addressed undersigned will
have prompt attention. r. WORD,
Corner opposite Exchange Hotel,
Sc 81 Richmond, Va.
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DEAD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIiRF

DEAD, READ.-ASIONlSIiING CURE
OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS -PHiL ,psrrnf, May a. iatt
hr Thorn son-Dcsr sir Fos year. hal
been desdary an cci n trat Witch NY
physician prom untei Chrone Bron hs eaud repeated
and nrfeeied eohs TIL" disess led indecrbsbe Nv
throat wa, hsaH mv with violent 'ra'mo e coughing
uoa Noet come hnn a. slso oppfcsiJn
ahr er't andtrVer-tn short all the pulmonary syHfnns
showed VI 'elVe eaus fsposr-my
uoa' vac e"ehed and bister,d sRain
o every snown remedy and periods had the advice Of
sr py'icf1ns and al with About month. nee
made t Of you Compound syup of Tar Wool N,pa an
tefote had finch the frs bottle e. continued unit,
had aksp bu which completely removed The d. - and
restored rlec h; AID AMY briev .Ir,u p,t too
behvinf had H no: been Tor YOU iHviluab'. rp-,enr.
JANE FERRY, I2g Srruee rect.
The unterFgned hesr' 81 tho ,f,g, ne
having pcr'onii knowledge Of ~ The hacts eHsr
N HARRIsON, % Almond ..
Ptce 30 cts per botfe-sr bottles W o. 50.
For sale In Richmond by ALEXR DUVAL 4 co. osp.r.t
Agents; IN Petersburg by Chss Coriing ~ Nofoh BY ~ A
Santos In I5pebsufE BY Jno a. sesy Pedccsburr Nv Dr.
sa"'es Ooots ahd " W. HuH'
Anether Arrival ef fsit and winter Clothing
lust received por Columbus, 3 cases Fall and
wnor Co,hnF oossar every -,,In of Cont. Pau and
Vests Also, under Vests AMI Drawer, IN variety
q. DUNsrAuaH 4 90,
~H Most w. Msin stfc,t
x BBIs Bgsr COID PRESSED CASTOR uII. Tor s,- by
" ~~ u. EUsrACE a sUN.
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COMMIssIONER.s sALE nr Arnr.

U ...,a,,.., '-Ni-'+ VT ~ ' tlst n
." Sh SITUATED on The Deck, thu rity of
b' virtue Of decree of suIs zoe Couy,
Law ana hahe-y ior Aus county prosouneei on IN. tob
~ " '"fH i7f' IN suit wherein Robert
zee % Saiah u herrh ~ dow OF Jama- w hbr
rNinlh And b" Executor 81 sad James D,hs.ll
SUI 'ne'"uihs ms G-s-es TN. dtfeDli The
<"e mrs. on-r will on ib. roth November n.
uP'n ~ p's"s O. To % IN thu his,s, hdi-r. and
aLH = y u-'sd on Cary street. ard
es" sae-Sa.h enough u d.Ay expense. Of sale
iH toe res'Sne equal portion. m
.Ep'r'h months er"di' with ron i,- day Il
'"rrest To b. secured by nosr- o,r,o ,.s
- inc !. retained as further seeuIy property BE- my NJ
IN ne M Of tenant not b. unI 40.
LIST Januay leo, aud up tn u AT ,im- !. ~. r,ss
oe IV-oSeu- JOHN THOMPSON, Jr Conn
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Aurtion 9eles.

By dunlop. uen~urs a 20.
EXTENSIVE SALE or NEW ANN REASONABLE
DRY GOODS,
"a
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 22d ia-t,nt eoun..nc.
ing oesk nj S Room tup -ssir~J .-n Arrv
AMI vey desirable asorssnt -a-oaab- Dry Gods sons
which - -' "s
sup"r super biI- slk ney e.rd f1osh.
Eiua I'm '.h ~n,i bs .irip- C... n.,A.
E'avet AMI Pilot Calls an Flush "a.
rnrrfhne p. I'd AMI n rcd AMI blu. Al. m M.
snPer blue. Cad an MIXED Ken ,eky J. sn-
Mallory" ,bse k-r-y,. Gu. row J..s.
hiihe-r Nsrra<an Lac k-r.-,s
'"pe'hh- ~hts ant searLt - 80 and a Fans.L
10 padIa mr-dT~-~
hAaek ana brown she ting. and shiftinxs
ozaaburg-, Cotton iIdkf-
supertne irsh Linens. I.nsn Lawns
New styv American Prints. last eoLpar.
C.shipsres 1ou-in- de t-sin--, -i,l..
bh and eofd. figured and rt.in Alpaca.
f.sin crap--. Dftesn. CIeth-
ibto-su herRo-. W ona RE.
Nshbets and rofinrt- vr-nr.
10 iifsDd ist whtn.y Ani Ros- B;.sl.i.
soI~r t~il-1 ~ dun.I A,
Bis and white In-e md A
fonse- and Spual6-ld IId.f-
Pins Hooks and Eyes, a. ke
nder 500. mo-. credit for ,,a,,x
81 negotiable pap~r ' -PP'''
VI The above DDS entirely fr.,b and ,c,.o,,n,.
hnd them we'll worthy their attention "
I'D ION
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TO SHOE DEALERS,


I'm Virginia and the south.
DENDENTER & ALDEN, No. 3Os, B,IrI
srRtEr, (up s.irs) have full nj complete
supply OF Fan aat W utter 60 s All,
large additions of fresh acs They Offer for
tale, by the package DORM
1000 Cases Roots and SHOES, CON. ing Of
Mems kip, calf grained and thick b. Is lsiLs
Rnys
Yonths md ehiId-.
Mems thick BroEans, large assortment,
Do extra . Aes hest quail ~ AMI work
10 Russ-t AMI Planters Brosans
no Kip cali and grain Monro-s
ID. Downiugs
Ho. Shoe Pumps. - pp-rs
Boys ahi youths thick RmEaRs
u" kp and grad MoHroes
Chhis
Uo. Boots ami Ank:eIi.-
Womehs and misses kij and Slips. fine quaIi..
DO. s-w'J aud PEI ~ w.l. al .z..
po kid NOR ami seaipesd
DO Rot.
Do seal I'd m"T Slips io- p,ic.
ESQ Eases Mems AID Boys IInt.-in,lud ne az " hit,
black Russia hns Nura Beaver Pearl mr-
,on'G- angoH six. Ashland Mukrst Cony White anI Baei
Won, Palm Leaf and Spoitns iiata
100 Cases ncns and boys a ps-ncluJ u, p'tar Fur
S~al Mu'ka' Coney Rear Shin, Hair Cloth Fur trim
do Gard Velvet oeu sk Push sesleue ohe
80 Gases Honncts. Umbrellas, &c.-Th. well ~
lectei stet will with The best pune.ul
customers will hLd choice goods inviting Prices
ia, so BALTIMORE STREET
Bahim Nj, October ~.
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THOMAS n. TALIAFERRO.
~'C'oSnEH COMMISSION MERcns ANT.
bell 1apern, Richmond Va
go A~>i.ted by n. ~. MN.
III T. will devote his attention To- The .e,,;,,. ,,
hiring Of Nesr. publicly ..r,iy aka to -s,s.
s !" pf,-'ne- that Enay be- bronxht,o m.rtet ..ss
DANIEL w. ADAMS,
A' i..,. NJ Law.
. Whi practice in the Coart. OF Jaek.oa .pa p,v-.~a
~,onvMM: F. WATSON,
t .s,i 10 ". l-iy 81 R'ehmosI-
Notary fssiic and Accsuata.s.
NvSihn's Books Opened Balanced ADD Ci,s-i. 49,,
Issrrship. sad Accounts generally adiused
p:.b, is, ,e ;s on the night above the EzeA..s- s.as
> DOLLARS REWARD.
'hE above reward will be pad for ihs anna
Il henson al ANN KYNAII.A ~ha 49,. . ~. ..s .Pp'o-
deiver-a At this ehee. e"ee-es %
g TOOK or BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS A.. AZ
Of selling ~ tho Of Boo shoes rrusl, =, - Wy
VA. iro'" 'h- de 'enbem ,;oas.r, u.s...
ana "'I' "a ~ani o great bargains, o.a.av a, ~
supplying themselves, rarely offered q then
%, r.. DAWN BURLINGTON, Ass.
s. x5-Sn for Ps,sI Van D.ursen ia. a. ossas-,
FASHION FOR AUTUNN IsII-
T. n. AMIDON will introduee the F..h,,s ~
Genuemen. HAT. for Aa,lmn Isis ON ..s .n-, ,ss -
49,. No ! sIchahfe Hotel Richmond Va
sept :, le'o. and Wan New Yors
ST. CH ARIES HOUSE. BOLLINGRROOK
street rst-nhnrz Va by J. b. srra.LL eT RieAna.a
sah'er'eers have fitted opened o. nol-
Wl."y aud offer ttsHIseiSs. The paLAs.
always De furnished with the suahan.. ssle.si..
ms nis' ahofaS and have male receive
regular supplies Of fsh and Sorok vhieh Mn -
~ u 20 P-ase,es-fy attention will he paid th.ir
motto ID Be heainess orr and and ssir Dus s,p,
from the sting town DC hni.e.d win
such "-aisss they desire soue< and vaL o.
'nks ani rierleni sailing for their
The BaF frnssv Wine. and l. ouo.. s.,.
os la '" '"'1 eu''"" ',o1ss' Pas. give - ssA
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Albany New York, oct 10Th, Isis. oc iI-igm
q sUTHERLAND. MAIN sTREEr. OP.

pD' Po-e the Va. Banks MiHsf, currt 81 FIRE ARMS IL
eVey branch Percussion fownE Pieces approved principle.
barrels London Proved and article rd rqrs IN an respect
H. London make. ., >
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-07
WELL REPORTED.

The New Hampshire Patriot says "The ques-
tons have frequently been asked, why is it that
certain politicians Of the North uniformly t,ke the
British side of every question:? Why is it, that
such men never exhibit any American feeling? ?"
And thereupon it proceeds with long disquisi-
ton upon the sins Of the old federal party ard the
Hartford Convention, all of which must be very
edifying and palatable to James Buchanan, George
Bancroft, Louis M'Lane, Henry Hubbard, and hun
dreds of other old war and Hortford Convention
federallsts, now the Cabinet Ministers of Polk, aud
the acknowledged leaders of the Polk party
The Dover Inquirer perinently inquiries, in re-
ply 10 this interrogatory, why is 1t that 'lhe Patriot
uniformly takes the British side of the great ques-
ton of protection TO American industry ?-why,
like Mr.. McDufie, it looks with much more inter.
est upon The prosperity of Manchester, than it does
upon that of Boston ?-why it does all in its pow
er to break down and destroy the Tariff, and com
pei the American people to pay tribute 10 Great
Britain ?-and why, finally it never exhibits any
American feeling which is worthy of the name OF
an American? ?"
The same journal adds
The truth is, and it cannot be hid by all the dust
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-07

and clnmor which can be raised by shaking the
dry bones OF the Hartford Convention, that the 10.
co loco party is the British party of the present
uay, ana the legitimate descendants, in feeling and
PrInclpie, OF the Tories of the Revolution. The
prosperity OF Great Britain depends main v upcn
her manufactures, and upon her ability to supply
tI,e world win the products of her artlzans Grip
PIE her IN this respect and you impair her power
Cut her off from the American market, by protec-
i've tarlil which will encourage the industry of our
own citlzens, and enable them to manufacture for
themselves, and at the same time colnpete with her
in the markets of the world, and you strike at the
very roots of her prosperity.
, ne Loco Foco party takes sides with Great
britain IN this matter SO vital to her prospertv-
MI M'Duiie, distinguished leader of that marty.
IN recent letter 20 some British Free Traders,
frankly acknowledged that
AS representative of the great exporting in
terest oil these States, habitually look npon the
prosperity OF Manchester with as much interest
ana gratlication as do upon that of Charleston or
new YORK, and much more Mnn do upon That OF
boston, which am constrained to regard as The
fruits OF an unjust and oppressive system of LEGAL
lzeu plunder which coniscaes at least one fifth of
Tue annual income Of the cotton planter to sustain
t snercehary moneyed aristocracy of pampered and
boated monopolists."
his is taking the British side of the question:
WIN WI, vengeance! This is the sympathy" which
England admircs and covels; and il the men who
manifest it were to visit her she would probably rio
Them out with star and garter, or some other trap,
ping OF royalty! Give her bat ths--regard her
own prosperity MUCH MORE than that of your
own cOuutry-and you may call her what YOU
please. And the N. II. Patriot may talk till the
crack OF doom about the '"Hartford Convention, "
blue light federalism" SC. buchanan, Bancroft,
and others consentng) so long as it opposes pro.
tectiYe tariff, and follows the lead of MDuflie and
other Southern free traders, 1t "takes the British
side" OF the only question Great Britain cares a
snap about; and Exhibits no American feeng''
that the Duke of Wellington or Sir Robert Peel
would object TO if its editors were candidates for
printers to the English Parliament.
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FROM TEEAS

The N. o. Picayune Of the goth has late advices
from Austin and Galveston. The chief item is the
post haste assent of the convention TO the project
of annexation. We give some extracts from let
ter in the Picayune;
Austin, July z, 1916.
The Convention assembled on the morning Of
the 4lh, and unanimously elected Gen.Rusk to pre-
side over its deliberations. A committee Of fifteen
was soon after appointed, who reported by their
chairman, Judge Lpscomb, an ordnance asserting,
on behalf OF the people Of Texas, to the terms of
annexation proposed,by the United States Govern
ment II was adj pied with one dissenting voice
but five members absort 1t was engrossed and
signed by all the members present. 1t is not a
little singular that the only dissenting voice was
Richard B0che, the father.in-law Of your Secretary
Of the Treasury and brother .in-law of the Vice
President
After the necessary resolutions were passed for
the transmission OF the ordinance ID the United
States, resolution was offered by Col Love, and
unanimously udopcd-"That the members wear
Grape on their left arm FOR one month as testimo-
ny of regret for the decease of Gen Jackson"
On the oh we appointed committees on the
plan adopted by the Virginia Convention, 10 report
on the various subjects submitted 1t called forth
some discussion which was creditablc TO the
speakers-it was the skirmsh that precedes more
heavy firing.
predict that we shall form and send YOU a sound
ard sensible constitution tree from the worst fea-
lures of utraism.
A despatch was received from the United States
in the morning. and Major Donclson arrived on
inc evening OF the 9TH, having been detained at
washington by serious indisposton. These DIES
patches relate 10 the occupation of our frontier by
troops They are now on the murch--the foot by
water TO Corpus Christi, on the west bank of the
Nneces the Dragons by land to San Antonio.
The step is taken that will decide Mexico in her
policy Foreign troops will soon be upon the soil
she claims Her choice must be declaration Of
war, or II she Is wise, negotiation. She may ac-
cure money by the latter defeat and disgrace bv
the former. 10 day n resolution was passed. re-
guessing the President of the United States in be-
hall OF the people Of Texas to send troops forth
with to our frontier This resolution is a sanction.
on The part OF the people of Texas, of the mcyc.
ment noted here.
Lord Aberdeen has avowed to DR.. Ashbel Smith
mat her MaJcstys government will not interfere in
the question, so lie writes home This removes
one OF the prospects of war, if you get to logger
heads with John Bull, it must be about OREGON
The Hon. X. L. Anderson, Vice President of
Texas, died on the 10th inst. at Fanthrops, Mont.
gomery county, of fever.
Ashbel Smith has been recalled from ENGLAND
Tho following appointments have been iTade bv
the President:
Hon. Ebenezcr Allen, Secretary OF State.
Hon. w. B. Ochiltree, Attorney General.
Hon. }. A. Greer, Secretary of the Treasury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-07

Coleridge used to relate the following anecdote
of his father. The old gentleman had to take a
short journey on some professional business, which
would detaln him from home three or four days,
His good wife in her care and watchfulness, had
packed few things in small trunk, and gave
them 10 charge TO her husband, with strong njnnc
tions that he was to put clean shirt every day.
On his return home, his wife went to search for
his linen, when to her dismay, it was not in the
trunk. A closer search, however, discovered that
the vicar had strictly obeyed her injunctons, and
had put on daily clean shirt, but had forgotten to
remove the one underneath.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-07
STATE SABBATH UONvENTroN.

An extract from the minutes of tho General Convention
vermont, held at Ddnville, June, 1915.
The Committee TO whom the resolutions on the subject OF
promoting the better Observance Of the Sabbath referred
made their report. as follows:
hat thry recommend the appointment of a committee
tec, to consider the expedency calling
subject OF sanctiyng the sabbath Divine commandment
to correspond with other persons and bodies subject
ithoy shall judge best TO call time and
place they shall think expeden und make suitable pio.
VISION Tor It's constitution and exercises.
(which report accepted an ndotted and Messrs Grid
icy, leuVlt nnd Bishop, appointed this Committee
In view OF the aforesaid action of Genen
the undersigned do extend invitation the
Christian Sabbath, to meet in Convention at Montpelier, the
third wednesday of August at 10 A. NJ. in tho Brick church,
TO consult upon the best and example,
Vers diffusion OF information, and oil kind of moral
--oi promoting the Observance Of the Loids Day.
JNO GRlDLEY,
NELSON BlS1OP,)
Also the following gentlemen have permitted their names to
be affixed to the call;
ngbam jr Rev f. j. Scott, Hon. Zimr Howe Hon Erasus
Fairbanks, Rev. Geo. H. Mansor Hon l. f. Redfcd b. r.
walton, Esq, Hon Alya sahn, Zenas Wond ESQ., Thomas
Reed ESQ., OH smith Esq, bon. Horace Eaton Hon lloo
seymour Hon John COnau Sias II. Hodges ESQ., Hon Dan.
ie Kellogg, Hon Carlos Coo ilgc.
me Committee earnestly hope, that the religious
NOMINATIONS OF the state will be fully represented
venoni and they would inform all who attend om abroad
mat by calling at the Store Of W. owes they will he direct.
ca 10 families who will cordially entertain them
II respected that Rev. JUSTIN EDWARDS D. d. Secre-
ay the American and Foreign Sabbath Union will DC
cnt ut The meeting " - f
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JNO GKIDLEY,
II. +. BEAVITT, Com
NELSON BISHOP
M A HRTED.

IT, Randolph, Aug Dr. Y. Dewey of this village to Mrs
- Tarhox of Il. s9' - ~
In this village Aug S. by Rev. Geo. b. Manser Mr. A. w
Wilder, jr. TO Aliss Eliza NJ Cieaves.
WI, At New Castle Pa Thursday the 9th July by the Rev
wells Bushnel Mr.. A. Halle of Pittsburgh to Miss Murth
c. daughter of Joseph iggs ST. Esq of the former place.
melly Of Dudley, England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-07
DIED.

In this village Aug o. Miss Eliza Walton daughter of Mr.
Lou.'' Printers in ri. and Wiscohsihf red &c. . :
C Unvai thy BOSOM faithful tomb,
Take this q thy trust.n
In Barre, July 80, Mr. Samuel T. Cook of Sam' Cook,
aged 49,
In Calais, July 30, Deveranco, vito Ezekiel Kont aged
81. Printers in X. l. req. notice.
In Hsgae, Wehy Ann, aged years and 90 dayson the
10Th inst Sarah Eliza, aged years, 10 months and "a days
daughters of Rev. Z. w. Kellogg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-07

The mere faculty of reading says the Paris cor
respondent of the National Intoligencer, is overra-
ted in its moral value This is shown in the Off
ca report of the French criminal records of 843.
Grimes had multiplied in the middle and upper
classes Poisoning with arsenic was not more
common in the worst periods before the Reyolu-
ton than it is now throughout France.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-07

The following article on the subject of the poll
/ cy Of the administrations is from the New Bedford
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-07
PATENTS.

AhbhlCAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,
Ana agcocy Of the U. s. Patent OGice, Washington
NO. ~ STATE STREET. BOSTON.
TUE subsdihe by appointment from tho CORNERSTONE Of
I1tvps Is agent Of tho United Sates Patent Office for the
purpose o e~hyng and forwarding the all such
els specimens OF Ingredients manufactures shall he in
tended 10 o patented deposited therein which will re-
ceved ana forwarded free Of expense risk their owners
ana WIN a possible dospltch. The subscriber will prepare
caveats specifications, Assignments, all the necessary
papers ana drawings will make researches into American aud
roiesn works Tor establishing the validity utility inven-
ohs una renuer advice all legal and scientific
tries. 49, $500 "
ny appcniion at this Office time
and expense of Journey TO Washington and DELAY there ms
wt as a personal onblo in obtaining Patents. The
pernce fourteen years. practiccan extensive collection Of
rare worms, documents DECISIONS &c, mechanical subjects
ana I'VE patent dwsand patents of different Countries collect
edN uch expense during the long time this office has
estabshe and to which daily additions being made
geef with accounts here Kept inventions patented Wash
hgoh onabe me TO urd important
10 inventors oous of securing atrnts, which in
sptcts might be difficult Of attainment
Il. H. EDDY, Civil Engineer
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