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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
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THE AMERICAN TARIFF,

The American news brought by the steamship
Cambria is of considerable Importance. The bat
tie of Protection has been lost simultaneously in
the Eastern and Western bemspheres. While the
last wall over a departed Corn law resounding
in our House of Peers, the accordan eegy over
defeated Tariff was chanted in the American SEN
ate. Whilst Lord Stanly was here making deco
rous show of resistance in hopeless cause, bets
were laid with difficulty IN New ork to a div;s-
ion in the Senate. There the cause of Protection
was more obstinately defended and more hopefully
wagered on There no lllustrous General brought
the influence of time honored name, and highly
valued services to the expression OF private
feeling thwart the advocacy Of particular inter
ests. Therefore the Senators spoke and voted ac
cording TO their consclenceS or their interests. And
so equally balanced were the chances of Free
Trade and Protection, that even after the votes OH
distinct divisions known, the final result could
not be safely prophesied majority of % to %
eventually decided a measure OF consumate inpor-
lance TO all engaged III commercial transactions
with America, which means to every nation of Eu.
rope. Hencetorth The principle OF duties for Proec
ton must be considered as abandoned IN The United
STATES. The duties which remain insufficient to
compass the objects of Protection, quite hi Oh
enough to insure revenue to the state, ranging
they do from 30 10 40 per cent. on their value
The alteration an The american Tariff cannot but
be regarded as great triumph gained By the prnci-
piles Of Free Trade.
Hon. Mr.. McLane, our Minister to England, has
returned. He left England much respected, and
the loss of his society will be sincerely regretted
by those Americans who have experiencedhis cour-
teous hospaities. May our country ever find sc
accomplished representative.
HOUSE OF LORDS. Parliament was expected
to adjourn about the 26th of August. On the l7tl
the House OF Lords passed the Sugar bill.
HOUSE OF Commons. The restitution in Ire
land occupied the House of Commons on Monday
A sum has been appropriated for the employ
ment of the poor in Ireland.
STORMS AND FLOODS. In England there have
been frequent storms and great falls of rain, which
have injured the crops severely.
FRANCE. The French elections have termna
ted, and great has been the success of the Gulzo
Ministry. The majority in the new Chamber is ex
pected 10 be about 100 and may possibly reach ] II
votes.
The King had opened the Chambers with shol
speech.
MISCELLANEOUS. Indian Corn has risen to
shIings quarter.
The accounts of the Potato crop cotinue to b
disastrous
The now papal Tariff makes great reductions o
WOODEN manufactures, cotton goods, sugar and Co
fee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10


In Barre, Aug llth Mary of Ambrose Pennmnn and
daughter of John and Mary Dodge, after distressing illness of
eleven weeks aged 81 she iel asleep Jesus, OF
blessed immortality beyond the gave The VI Chronicle aud
printers in New York and Missouri req. &C.
Burlington, Sept Geo. A. Allen, Esq late sheriff of Chit
tenden county.
In Beyidee Boone County, ILL., the 25th ult the resi-
dence Of joel Walker, Esq Mrs Eunce Walker, ect Of the
late joel Walker, OF Peaehlm, VT
In Westminster 18Th ult Mrs, Hannah Paine, wife of
Dea Jabez Paine aged so years.
In Sunderland Aug 2l, Hon, John H. sanderson, aged 90
yeaTs.
In shasbury the 18th ul Mrs Parthena Galusha wife Of
jacob Gaushd, aged Of years.
Also the 18Th ult tienry Huntingdon Esq. aged 81
In Cavendsh, 10Th ut Levi Jackman, ESQ. aged ~
In Milwaukee, W. T. Jan 80 Mr. Richard Houghon aged AZ,
formerly from Gultord, Vt.
NJ Wonhington Mass August 23d, while visit her
law, Mrs Rectna oughon, widow Of Mr. Richard Hough
ton, aged 60 years.
In Charlesown Mass 10th July last Samuel Walker, Esq
aged 40 formerly of VI
In MidJesex 9Th instant, Emily A. youngest daughter OF
Capt Joseph Hancock, ugod 10 Pnters IN New York,
and Massachusetts will please notice.
In Randolph September 3, Newell Cuver son oil Noah and
Caroline Granger aged months and - duys.
" A little while, thy rosebud light
over path was shedj
LITTLE wHiLE,-theIe came blight,
And thou art Of tho doad,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
'HtTIi
SETH SHAW, o;.,,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.,

YUM u,
ME The subscribers being appointed by the on. the
w Probate Court for tho District Of Randolph Com
miss receive, and adjust all claims and
demands ola persons against the estate of Elias Work
Late of Wiamsown, in SAID dsic dcceated, ,eprescn-
ted nsolvenI and all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and six months from the 24hday of July,
1896 being aoweo for that purpose hereby give notice
thai will attend To the business Of appointment
the Inn of A. Gale in said W,liamstown, the second
Thursdays Of October and January next, o'clock A.
M. on each Of SAID days
DARIUS PRIDE, }co,,ni..,...
ENOCH HOWE, commandments
Williamstown, Aug. 81, 1916. 8l+
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
THE MOZART COLLEC-
TION OF SACRED MUSIC.

Containing MELODIES, CIIORUSES, ANTHEMS AND
CHANTS, hurmonized in tour parts, und
the celebrated
CIIRISTUS q MISERERE, by Zingarilli,
With the adoption Of English words together with the
method of instruction in the rudiments CT Music,
by +. Ives, j..
TIVE MISERERE, 5st Psalm, by Zngari is Of the
celebrated compositions II is designed be
performed by voices and is accompanied, when
performed in Italy, though instruments hand
1t commences with what called the 'Chsus' and is
psed in twelve short pieces sentences each of which
be performed alone Introductory Occasional piece. II
believed that nothing and has
pcared in Church Music Book in this county
Tie work will be principal Booksellers through
out the country in all the month of September
Teachers invited TO call and examine the work.
MIR, IVES SYSTEM being and differing somewhat
from other wokit hoped Teachers will take eaIy OPP
Gottunity become acquainted with its pecuarities
PAINE x BURGESS, Publishers,
New York, Aug Is, AZ 503w. 60 John Street. New York.
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STATE OF VERMoNT,l Tho Hon. the Probate
Disirc Of Randolph, IS, }Courl for the District of
RandolphTo all persons concerned IN the of vii
ard r. Gilman OF WhamsIown in said district deceased,
.ntesaie-Greetng
MIHEREAs Dnius Pride administrator de bonis non,
Of me estate Oh sala deceased, proposes rehae,ns
against said estate, for Allowance at session OF
said Court TO be held at A. Gales Inn in Wiamslown,
in sad District, the 4h Thursday in September, ID.
S6rherefore, you are hereby noined TO appear beHe
said Court at tho time and Place aforesaid, and show
h any you have why tie said account should not
be allowed.
Dated a, Randolph, in said district, this Gath day Of
July, A. ID. 1916.
ST." PHIf.ANDER PERRIN Register,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
MARRIED,
DIED.

In Cabot September slh by Rev. James Stone, Mr. John
H. Damon Miss Nancy X Coffin both oil Cabot Thanks iof
the cake.
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PEARL STREET HOUSE.
EAGLE FACTORY IRON

EBENEZER RAYMOND'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In poblte Court holden.at Mont
Washington District, S. Pee, within and for said district,
on the 24th day of August A. u. 1896
n RAYMOND, administrator the estate of Ebenezer
L. Raymond, late of Warren, said DISTRICT deceased,
makes application said Count extend the time heretofore
allowed him the debts due from d estate and settle his
administration until ature day: Whereupou IT is
bate Office in said Montpelier the 18th day of September
1876; and is further ordered that notice hereof be
creditors of said osaie and to all Others concerned by publish
the substance of said application und orders thereon in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed Montpelier,
VI least three weeks successfully before the time afO said
appointed for the hearing Of said application.
BY the Court,
a Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A copy of Record
sO3w Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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ISAAC COLBl'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District OF hngion, Commission
receive, examine and adjust all claims aud demands Of
all persons against the of Isaac Colby late of Berlin
in said district deceased represented nsoven aud the term
of six months from the 25h of July, lsi6. allowed by
said Court the creditors Of sId deceased, exhibit and
provo their respective claims before us-DO GIVE NOTICE,
that will attend the duties of appointment at the
dwelling house of Jonathan Shepard Montpelier, in said
District the last Mondays of september and January next
at O'Clock afternoon each Of said days.
July 25ti, A. ID. 1916.
ssnnErHMAN HUBBARD, Commissions.
STATE or VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court for
Randolph District, s.. the Disnct OF Randolph--to al
persons concerned in tho of JOSEPH BOWLES late
ofWashin- ton, in said District, misunderstanding
MHERE A., Denison g Bowlcs, Administrator the
w of said deceased, requests said Cout allow him
the further time of year from and utter the 26th day Of Sep
TENDER A. d. 1876 nuke OF the debts and close
settlement Of the estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application will
be heard session of the Probate Cont be held the
Of u Shepey in said Washington, the fourth Wednesday
of September next which time you may be heard in
premises.
And this order shall he published three weeks successfully
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal newspaper print
ed at Montpelier in this STATE the las, Of which shall be before
the day assigned Tor hearing aforesaid
Given under hand at the Probate Office Randolph, In
said District, this l7th day OF August d. 1886.
EDMUND WESTON, yGdge
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REAL ESTATE AT AUC-
TTON


WILL be sold nj Public Auction, at the late residence OF
w Hon. DUDLEY CHASE, deceased in Randolph on
Saturday the 18th day OF September next, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to wit;
The Homestead of the deceased consisting Of large,
dou and elegant buildings and in thorough repair, With about
90 nces OF the best land high state of Cultivation, well and
durab fenced and hns large supply of choice fruit situated
III tho Gentle Of Randolph
Also, Ono story Dwelling House, and of land pleas
aniy situated, and adjoining the aboyo with good supp OF
fruit
Also Pasture Of about twenty four acrcs situated nbon
one mile from tho Centre ofRandolph.
Also Wood Lot Of thirty about three fUuftas ola mile
from the first mentioned premises.
Also Farm situated half mile from tho Centre Of Ran
dolph consisting ouhout two hundred of land under
good cultivation well fenced, mostly with wall nnds
posts and boards and well wered. The buildings sua
BILE and sufficient for firm of that descrinon.
This Farm IL oftho best in Randolph and every
voraby aud pleasantly located aud holds inducements to
The purchaser that rarely to be found.
The Sal9 to be positive without reserve. credit will BIO
given for a part OF the purchase money, if desired
Also will he sold on The premises, the 18th day of Nov.
Farm consisting Of hundred acres situated in tho
westerly pant Of Bethel hundred undnr i'm
provemeni comfortable house and good barns. Said farm
is well arrangt and in good condition.
Also viii be sold at the time and place all the hay aud
grain raised upon said farm, the together with
the farming tools and stock n tho same.
Terms OF sale above.
THOMAS r. RUSSELL, A1,s
WM HEBARD, ''u"' w.
August 81 1876. s0:4w
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AROUT THE WAR.

NOTICE..
NOTICE is hereby gwen that | have this day rein-
~ pushed my son, DUANE BlCk, his umc, during
the rema nGer of his minority. He Is Tree to transact bu
siness for nmseli. shall neither claim his earnings nor
apy debts Of his con'rscung afer this date
~ SALMON RICE.
Mai,s6nlh Anr 81 ISi6.-Sl3M*
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EDEN.

THE non resident p,opretors Of the town Of Eden in
i the County Of Lamulle, are hereby notified that the
axos assessed BY said town wuhn the year preced
ing this date remain either in whole in part uupaid
HE following described lands in said town, 10 wit;
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-02
WOODRUFF. EurroR AND PRopR1Eron.
TERMS.

= TEKMS.
One Dollar and fifty cents, if paid in Advances 9TH
erwise I'i0o Dollars will invariably be charged.
c RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square, II lines or less one week, 80 oo.
Z" q for subsequent insertions perWeek %.
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20

grown in Tennessee and other regions bet ter adapted to provisions and stock il will divert labor to some extent 10 the culture of rice; it will cause enigrans 10 Texas and other new regions, in their locations to have reference to other pursuits than the growing of cotton; and lastly, but not least, it will compel every cotton planter, to rely upon himself for his own provisions, and to do what his interest has long impara. lively demanded, mako less cotton and thereby make more money.
 We congratulate the growers of Cotton upon the prospect that has dawned upon them. Let our own government initiate the example of Great Britain, let her reduce the odious tariff of 1s42, the burden of which they have SD long and patiently borne, and which has caused them to bow their heads like the bulrush. Then they may look up with the proud consciousness, that their chains have been Ioosened, and that they are free. With the world before them for market, and in the enjoyment of the privilege of selling where they Can sell best, and buying when they can buy cheapest, Il prosperity shall not then be their portion, they will deserve 10 remain the dependent, oppressed, povertyEstricken or posery-fear. ingscass of inc community, which the unjust exactlons Of their own, and the selfish policy of the British government, have hitherto rendered them.
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
From the Federal Union of The 4th inst.
 The Growers of Cotton.

The principles of free trade, which have now taken such deep root in England, and which ere long will be carried into success. ful operation must impart powerful impulse to all the agricultural pursuits of this coun- try. It will at once be felt in all those sec ions of the Union, where the bread stuffs are the principal staple; and the rearing oi provision stock for market an object of at fention.--Bu i! may be asked, what effect will the repeal of the corn laws and a modi- fieation of the British tariff have upon the cotton growing interestl The effect will
 be indirect, but nevertheless certain and beneficial. As these measures will reduce the price of provisions iu England, they will increase the means for supplying other necessares, and as a consequence enhance the consumption of cotton. But the effect will be not only to extend the consumnlion. but also, 1t not to reduce the production. at least to prevent it's rapid exteusion. It will keep in the wheat fields of Virginia and Maryland the thousands of slaves that are annually sent to the cotton fields of the south and southwest, to their production; already rendered almost yaluless by its superabun. dance t will diminish tho amour. of cotton
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
Fax COiIecaor,s Sale.

FAN the third Monday in march le46, shall V y offer for sale, for cash, at the Court House door of Tuscaloosa, for Taxes due, the follow ing tracts of land, to wit
 w. half N. w. quarter Sec. 34, township 20, range S. west 5. w. quarter of $. w. quarter, section 34, township 20, range s, west w. half 5. E.'quarter, section 34, township %, range s, yves. 5. E. quarter s. E quarter, scc- ton B, township 20, range 3, west w. half S. E. quarter, section 34, township 20, range 8, west : E. half N. E. quarter section 34, township 20, range s, west F. halfS $. w. quar- ter, section 33, township 20, range 8, west |: E. half N. w. quarter, section .'3 township 20, range s, west: E. half S. w. quarter, section 29. township 20, range g, west w. half N. E. quarter, section 4, township 20, range s, west $. half N. w. quarter, sectlon 4, town ship 20, range 8, west,
 All the above lands are lying on the waters ot the Big Hurricane.
 Also, the w. half of tho $. w. quarter, sec- ton 6, township 2l, range 10, west, containing SO 37 100 acres, entered by Lombright Sd of August 1885. Adjoining lands belonging to Robert Jemison, Dr. Hays, and MT. Halr, and also public land.
 E. S. THOMPSON, T. C. T. 0.
 Oct. I7, lS45. ltn6m-4S. Oct. S1, lS15. 50 If
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
Steamboat Notice,

'kNHE following, Is copy, Uerbatm et ftera- A tim, of the report of the Inspectors of the Mobile Insurance Companies, corroborating our advertisement, a few days since, that the dam age sustained by the VICTORIA was prompts ly remedled, and that she is placed in the same grade that she was previous to sustaining the injury and we take this opportunity of retur- ming thanks to our friends. and of assuring them, that our Boat, though vified, IS as sound as she has been at any time heretofore
 "MOBILE, 10th March, 1s46. Ire undersigned Inspectors for the Mobile Insurance Offices, do hereby certify, that the Steamer Victoria has been hauled out and the damage by snagging on the late trip repaired to our satisfaction, and that said Boat IS continued on the list of insurabie Boats in the second class.
 F. SHEFFIELD. for Merc1. In's Go.
 H. F. TOULMlN, Mobile ln's Co.
 NJ. SPRINGER, Fireman's In's Co.
 J. W. MOORE, Life and Trust Co.," March 20, 1S46 a tf-1S
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20

NOticc---Salc of Land for Faxes. E will offer for sale, on the lst Monday in
 June, lS46, at the Court Honse, in the town of Pikevle, the following parcels or tracks o land, for the tax and cost due Marion county Alabama, for the year 1S45, viz:
 The westhaIf of the south west quarter of section 32, township l0 of ra nge l3, owned by Francis Shoemake also, the south east quarter of section thirty two, township 10. range l3 patent by F. Loden {; also, the north west quarter of section g, township 10, range IA, patent and owned by Henry Robcrs; also, the east half of the south west quarter of section g. township 10, range IA, patent owned by Henry Roberts. The above tracts of land are lylng on or near the Buttahatchee River. Also, the south west quarter of section l9, town- ship 9, range Is, patent to William Abel>; also. the south west quarter of section 20, township 9, range Is, patent to Philip O'Riley; also, fractional section 26, township 9, range Is, pa- tent to - Sulman, lying on Bull Mountain Creek; also. the south west quarter of section 5, in townshsp To, range Is, patent to - Cradick. also the east half of the northwest quarter of section II. township l2, range Is, west, patent to James Wood, lying on the waters ofSipsey,
 Ll.THOMPSON, Tar ColFr.
 Nov. 2G, lS45. (Pr's fee $25) s 6m
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
GROCERIES.

Y. BROWNE, respectfully informs his e1' friends, that he has on hand, and will con tlnue to receive. supplies of groceries and dry goods every week, from his agent in Mobile, who is directly interested and purchases for casli only consequently, they can be afforded at the lowest rates.
 The highest price given fot cotton, or liberal advances made.
 Those indebted to him. will please call and settle, as sooh after the first of January os pos- slbe, and thereby sdve trouble dhd expense.
 Jan. 7, lS16. 2m7 HhMES D SELLER, having taken Chap eD man A. Hester, as partner in the mcr- caniIe business, they will continue to sell goods at the old stand, formerly occupied by James D. Splller, under the firm of Spillpr & H ster, where all goods usually kept in dry good store, may at all times, be had on as accomoda. tlng terms, as at any other House in the city. MT S. respectfully soicIts continuance of hls old customers, and the public generally. a..
 SELLER & HESTER. Jan. 9, lS46. ifs.
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
DIR. HULL'S VEGETABLE FEVER & AGUE, AND AhTl-FEvEa
 PILLS.

The following certificate was given by three highly respectable Planters, near Fife Post- Office, Talladega County, Ala, one of whom had used twelve boxes of the pills in hls own family.
 This is to certify that we have used Dr. Hull's Fever and Ague Pills in our families in several cases of Fever. and ChiIls and Fever and their administration has been attended with complete success. In no case have they failed 10 produce the desired effect when used accor- ding 10 directions. We think they are good Pill, and would cheerfuily recommend them to all persons subject to Fever, and Chills and Fever.
 Given under our hands
 Feb. 9, l843, JAMES BAGLY, t
 May 3, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
 me 29, !" HARRIS TAYLOR.
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
4Wceiasxvarc.

The subscribers, in addition 10 their exten. sve stcck, have received by the late arrivals direct from Liverpool, full and complete as- sortment of every variety of articles in their line, which they offer to the trade at as low rates as they can be obtained either in New York, Boston or Philadelphia.
 Any bills made in ellbcr of those cities with respectable re-packing establishments will be duplicated at the same rates by the subscribers, and any goods lacked at thelr establishments they warrant to go free of brakcage.
 MASTERSON & BROTHERS.
 Importers of China, Glass nd Earthenwsre, No, 4 Water street, Mobile.
 Feb B. 13.