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Southern Literary Messenger

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TNEW GOODSLD

FEHs subscriber ha. just returned from
h New Orleans win q large and well
selected stock of goods, consisting or alI
kinds and description. usually called ior-
10 which he invites The attention oC pur
clarrr. as be is determined lo sci. mn
usually l1v Cor cash OF on time 60 bis old
friends and customers.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington. June .s, lsij-iO-t
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MatlOck g. WCIOlIum,
RECEITfNG AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS
CAMDEN,
For Sale.

ID ECEll mt "a a,Ir oa consignment
I 50 Sacl best Ro .uf.r,
20 Barr slelr
Barre l1aa.eH.
GO liaues good lthakoy.
100 Sack Salt.
A large quantity Rope and Bagging,
Aqnanly Powder aud Lead
Al of which we will sell on the mott reasonable
terms Those who may leave cotton with us can
have their groceries us good terms as to send to
New Orleans Cor them You will do well TO call
before purchasing elsewhere.
SMITH & JOHNSON
Upper Warehouse, Fulton Oct q. isiG-5OGw.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
Notice.

4 L. pcrsons indebted TO the undersigned are
~ earnestly requested TO come forward and
settle up, us longer indulgence cannot be given.
II j. SULLIVAN.
Sent. y, IsiG.I5-f
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
Agents for the Telegraph.
olrh hddlli0nnI I

l4a &&eaI Gard.
hut fuR Il L ruRuOM oaer DE- ST.
~ wee 10 lie alEsaHz al the town uf Waza.
ihgi"n aud HHmHslsad county .u the saf.ans
tfauehrs Of NsaIaas. H. uay BE- found 1t m
h"afs saesHi ahfH professionally alsarl.# tllsf
At lis aiiiss n AIHsks bH.idncs, ppr.s.ts n.sd=
sof.s siafe, af a as ..alg Turp,T 4 smIi|Is
residence
Washington. F. Il. Isgb. q,
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
For Sale.

k-1N a LARGF Two STORY rRAMr llousr in the
.E.is. town of Washington, with two lots Of
GROUND adjoining They will be sold at bargain,
IL application be made foon. For particulars in
qulre at the Telegraph oillcc.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
5000 Acres Of Eands
FOR S.EEE.
~ THE STATES or ARKANSAS
AND MISSISSIPPI.

i Nd NJ 5 S $ SlPPI.
I'iIE undersigned naw offers for sale ro4n
Il rnoruSp AgAia or land ,lOOuu', Li the
cotton growing rgod Of the States Of ARXANr,s
aud MasiaiFrl, IN quantities 10 suit purchaser
Among lbc count OF the former are Hampstead
Sfrisr. Dli'1s. Cisrl, Ouarbiig, Uai1-. and
Effggfhs, and smonr the count ts Of the laltcf
State, are Ds0m, AlniaH, Tugiso. Pgsaa.
la'algsll, CtaIIf, CaHlN HliHrs TaNl.
hafehif, H.Has, NaslHsian and las83. Town.
ship Maps have btrn procured Of part of ihgsr
lands, taken from the original pals or L. $. Sur.
yrys, shcWitg accurately, the water courses, g..
And the undersigned has also procured Bt great
expense, competent persons To- examine "a portion
Of ihcse lands, by quarter sections, wha have
furnished Cnpious iri notes, giving % minute ar.
count Of ihe growth Of timber, undgfrr1ath and
shwbi0ry; with "a diagram OF thr spHnr. water.
courses, sc, us alsl the quality, situation, aen'
advantages, aud value Of each guiuer section
separately
Trnm-liyc payments one flh cash iu hand,
and The residue in one, two, three aud four yplr,
equal nstilmcni. with Interest e m date oi sale
n. B.-Porou, owning plantations adjoining,
or in the vicinity Of these lands, can bo called
upon, who will show them 60 those wishing to pur.
chase with o. view 10 % settlement
Further information cln be- had, by allr.s nr
Bowers s Co., Memphis, Tenn or Wm II.
Bowers, Little Rock, Axis, or J. Sidney Smith,
Washington, llempsiead county, Arka, 1,ligge
puid
0-r.sod5y OOO'OT-c0
WM. n BOWERS
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
Vlr. A. q. Brent.

Graduate Of the University Of Glasgow,
4 Scotland, and o practitioner Of some sixteen
yoar' standing, chiefly 10 The southwest, would
tender bis services MS Physician, Surgeon, &c,
TO the citizens Of Lcwisylllc, Lafayette county,
ArS5 Office and residence in the town Of Lewis
vile, where he may always be found, unless pro.
lessonaliy engaged
llcws,lIlc, June Ia, lslG-JG-ly
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
BFitt's L5OtcI,
WASHINGTON. HENpSTEAD co.
ARKANSAS.

3'HE subscriber ho-s lrayrio inform h's friends
! uHi The public, that ho tin continues hua.
nra at his Old stand, where be- h1- supplied hm-
sc'i with oyrry thing necessary .or lhr accom-
wod-..au of 'tr travelling ggmmaBty, III, hoast
is commoJous, llir ruoms well arranged for
families and his table well supplied with tlic best
the market atlorda
llis stables are largo, bounl'ul'y supplied with
p,1ycndcr, and attended by careful o.llsrs
llc pledges himself that nothing shall be- want.
ing on his part 10 render comfortable 40 who may
Be pleased to give hm CALI Ill chafqrs will b.
1s moderate on those of uny other house n the
south, as au evidence OF which hc refers to the
following
RULES
Boarding per month, Sl0j1
Boarding aud lodging per wock, 3 -
day, 25
Single meal. 2i
Lodging, %
Horse feed,
Keeping man and horse alI night, -
Keeping horse per week, 50
GEO O. BRIT
Washington Oct 90, lsl5-7-u
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RATES OF TIL E
asillagtOn Hotel.

nuAHnlNG ly thc month, SD
Z IiaaHlia# and ladeue per month, SD
HaaHlIaa aud lodging per week during count
or pubic tImes, 8
llaaniiaF aud lodging per day during eegft OF
pahIIe iimea, 81
boarding and lodging per week, -. 81 n
llaafing aud IodnuF per day, -
sIuHla msal, i
Lodging, =
tiH#a feHd =
Keeping hafaa : hours, -
Keeping man aud horse aIl night, - y
Keeping hafsa per week, >
manlh, SIN
naafa#H VII b. eApssieilo pay ai the end a
each maHia
Nc 6THl If ai liz har
I Z SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Washington. August 25, l.l5-ll-tG
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
'HR NATIONAL PRESS

L.
. nE fumIsnrn ryHRv SATURDAY, Ar
~ nol1ARs \ YTaa n ADVANCE.
4 number of The most eminent literary persons
This country. hafe proposed 10 The undenigHed
, nnbllsb under the ahnvr title, RuFNuu ANp
E,iu,atr NfWsrAHna, upan plan combining the
Iiebest rsaonfees nj National Talent with the best
Aemenis Of extensive popularity, and al 80 lrtlng
In annual cost aa viii nlaee 1t within the eonHen.
bni feaoh af Att eLkHaHa O. snflrY,
| The eunlr 4 aud management of this publlea'
lon will lam the exclusive and undivided allen-
Ion OF Il e ElIlaf=whasa long experience, umple
AuItirs aud pfaeli#ed earH, will be oNctled TO
elect, unite and haImauise the various sklIl which
h wil.lf in seek development under bis direction.
TERMS dalarz year, or three coples
.or five dollar. Invariably in advance,
Fol the pnfpasa Of facilitating the formation OF
Clubs, we uaaf tie IaiaWias iNngemrNTH
Three copies af the National rren, ono yeaG
ir one copy for lhfee yean 81
seven eanes Ter eaa ysah ~
TW.Ipa "a la|
Seventeen eaF.sz 90
Polma.ieu mr. Tsaaszi5dia net as agents fe'
.cgo subscriptions aud masu femiianoes' /
Any Postmaster. af alhsl person who will send
Is $40 lur five new subscribers, shall receive a
apy gr4fis, for one seaf.
Newspaper aud nz5al|sal agents and ncwsmen
1pplIed ON Reasonable Isfms. RtHlrss, SIHiNarh
s Co a22 broadway. NHaIeHale Aernis
Sub rfipiIaus. af1sfz. fsmIltauecs, and al other
communication Ia ha addressed post pnldl to
GEORGE F. NORRIS,
27a broadway, eafnara Of ann. II. New York
o. Persons d5siFaHa nj sseng the above paper
an do so hy oulllna ai iIls office
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Berkshire Pigs.

, THE subscriber has twruly or
Il u, thirty pair Of thorough bred
y - Brrkbirs aud Calcuifs Pigs,
-, : which be- olicrs for sale on uif
terms JOSHUA MORRISON
Washington, May 10, 1876
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
Doctors Jett a BLK

4 AVE associated themselves in tPne,ico
= Of Medicine. Their offices ara W,.b-
ington and Fulton, where one or the er max,
at all times be found TO attend all cnfor tbs{,
services
Washington, October Il, lslG.istf
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
SAMUEL ]. COOK 4 L. NJ. HARDY
NAVE ASSOCIATED rnaasnlvn IN rnr
PRACTICE EoTTHEnw

raAeueH or rHn LAW.
= hey viii g.gs Their iaIHi arsion to all
business enifaziad 10 either ufihsm, and
VIII attend the eIFeH.i, county aud r-asis courts
81 ifr counties composing Tie fib ial al circuit.
i1e courts OF the county Of nraHiey. md ihr si.
prcme and ied6al eanns at tie slt Of l.iic
Rock; md viii alza attend Ia any b ness ,B.
trusted 90 them in tie fafisaea Of cIa.borr.
iu.on and Jackson louisiana
DRESS
Stvl- J, Coos, HH=HalIa. #aa Cs iris
II W. llAauf, n naaaa, taIaa IN ifif.
laH -. ,if-ls
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
Removal.

IllE subscribers have removed tsioro .,
! the house formerly occupied by P,mop,t
where their friends and the public niyitod ,1
call and examine their stock beforecL,.,,.
elsewhere COLLINS &ANE
Fulton, Sept II. lsi6.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
MchicnI NnIire.

Inn. CHARLES u. mitchell offers his
services 10 the citizens Of Washington and
dis vicinity lie may be- found at the brick oilic
ormery occupied by Conway 4 Mitchell
March 18th, lslG.9Ott
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

lafssr edition. 10 secure fer aahsefIhsfa eynplste
aaIa..ul wI' nas.Hss
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Sept p, IslG.i5.tr
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17
NOTICE.

The subscriber. in behalf of the Vigilance
Committee of the Young Mems Temper
ance Society" in Middlebury, gives notice,
thar a meeting of said Committee will be
held in the Town Hall, on Monday, Feb. %,
at 7 O'Clock P. NJ. 10 receive The pledges, ai-
ter thew are collected from The several fami-
lies, BY the subcommittee, and TO make ar
to report to the Society, on the
evening OF the 24,h INST.
A meeting of the Committee was appoin-
ted on the 18th inst, but as the printing of
the pledges could hot be procured as season.
ably as as expected, it is important they
should not be called for ill near The close OF
the present week. In that case there will be
no occasion for meeting on the 18th.
When the pledges are collected they are
to be deposited with J. A. Allen Jr., the Sec
Rotary ofthe Society, and of the Committee.
1t is important they should all be returned to
him by the various sub-committees as soon as
Saturday. the 2lsr inst. Let it be said, to
the honor of the cause, that in a Conmittee
of fifty, not in destroying but in saving, every
man did his duty.
#. A. MERRILL, Chairman.
Feb. l6, 1916.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17
ASSURANCE ON LIFE.

THE subscriber takes pleasure in informing
/ the puslic that he has recently been al Wor-
cester and examined the records ofthe
STATE Mutual Life Assurance Company OF
Worcester Mass.
TaiS company-having well secured guaran-
tee Capital of one bundled thousand dollars
began issuing Policies on the first ofJune, 1915
and up to about the Goth oiJanuary 1916, had is
sued 326 Policies, amounting to 575,615 dollars.
Hon. John Davis is President of the company,
and the Directors are ali men of wealth and high
standing in the community The Institution is
one established, not for making money, but from
motives of Philanthropy.
One grand object is to provide the means offs
curing widows and orphans from poverty and
want and, another is, greatly to increase he pc
cuniary credit of the insured while living.
Many cases have already occurred where the
insured have died, and their widowsand chieren
have been in this way we'll provided for.
The undersigned will he heppy to receive pro-
posalS for Insurance, and give any further infor-
nation in his power, with regard to the princi-
pies of The Institution, andthe mode cooperation.
CHARLES BOWEN,
Agent for the Countyof Addison.
Mildlebury, Feb Is, 1857 42,l4w;tf
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17
County Temperance Meeting

A meeting of Addison County Temper
auce Society will be held in the Congrega-
tional Westinghouse in Middlebury. on the
oath inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. An address
may be expected BY w. C. KITrRIpGE, Esq.
of Fair Haven. Ii is hoped there will be a
general gathering Of males and females and
that many will come prepared to take part in
the discussions, and TO convince all present
that our chief reliance to promote the cause
of temperance is moral suasIon.
Those who do not reside iu Middlebury,
are requested TO call at The store of J. NJ.
SlaJe & Co. when they will be so directed
as 10 share in the inequalities of the village
during the meetings.
r.. W. PEARSON, President.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17

EXTRACT OF LETTER, DATED Mexico,
JAN. I7.-~The American Minister 10 this
Republic, MIR. Slidcll. leavs today Tor Jala-
pa, where he intends remaining until he re-
ceves instructions from his Government.
The cause of his not having been received
by the Mexican Government was, that in
stead of coming asa special Minister invested
with full powers for The arrangement OF the
Texas question, he came as Minister Plen-
ipoeniiary.
although rumors Of war are very current
here we do not believe that hostilitcs will be
restored 10 between this country and the
United States"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17
OREGON.

%Mr. Gallalin, in his articles on the
Oregon question. published in The National
In,eliigencer, is altogether opposed 10 CIV
ing tie Notice. believing ii 10 be war
measure in any view, and likely 10 Preyen1l
further negotiation. The west. he says, loon
upon it tGus-ihey want the territory, ana
have resolved that war would Deuer SUD,
serve their interests Than further parley, ana
thina ,..c possession of The territory would
more than counierbalance the pains and eX-
penses Of The siugeIe. For this reason the
western people are in taTor OF giving the
notice. lie argues that 10 annul the joint
occupancy Is equivalent 10 declaration oil
war, from the fact that when we have as
lunled the responsibility of casting aside So
c;e. relations with Great Britain in the terri
tory, we must he prepared TO put forth the
strong hand of power in making good our
clsim 10 the same. He thinks that com
PROMISE could be affected on the 49lh parallel
orislitude, by giving The British Vancouver's
isiand-and allowing the British 10 navigate
the Columbia river-while to us should be
permitted the navigation Of the st Law
renee.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17
STATE OF VERMONT, ,
nictrict Of A J,l;sou

District of Addison,
BE il remembered that alta probate Court held
at Mildlebury, in and for The District Of Addison
on the Sd day of February A. d. 1916.
Kent Wright and Marvin North admins
traitors ofthe estate of
ROBERT r. HUNSDON
late Of Shoreham in said District deceased,
present their petition in writing 10 said Court
praying for license TO sell the real estate OF
the said deceased for the purpose of paying
the debts OF said deceased and the expenses
of administration, and therein set forth the
amount OF debts due from the deceased, the
expenses of administration, the value of the
personal estate, and the valuation of the real
estate, and that it is necessary 10 sell the
real estate Of said deceased for the pur, bses
aforesaid. 1t is therefore ordered. that said
petition be considered by this Court, at the
session thereof 10 be holden at the Office OF
A. G. Wright Esq. in said Shoreham, Oh
Thursday the 9Th day of March next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, and that said adj
ministrators give notice thereofto all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their objections ifany they may have, 10 said
license being granted by publishing certi-
fed copy of this order in the Noriher Galaxy
newspaper printed at said MiddIehury
three weeks successfully previous TO the time
Of said Court.
j. s. Bushnell Register
Il true copy Of Record,
AttestJ. S. Bushnell Register. Al.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17

STATE NJ VeRMONT,
Oistric, of Addison, Sc. I
Ee il remembered lha. a Probate Coert held
in Mddlcbury in and for the District of Addison,
the 3lst day # January, A. D. 1876.
Electa Cummings named cxccEifix in an in
sTument purpoIting to be the last will ard tesla
ment of WILLIAM CUMMINGS,
late ofsaid MidGlebuTy deceased, presents the
same for probate: 1t is therefore ordered that the
said Instrument be examined aud considered for
probate by this Court, at a session thereof to lie
held at the office OF the Register of this Cont in
said Middlehury, on Thursday, the 10Th day Of
February next. at one o'clock in the afternoon;
and that noIce thereofbe given - all persons IL
tcrested, that they may appear and make their
objections, fany they may have, to the probate
and allowance ofsaid VIII, BY publishing certi-
fed copy of;his order in the Northern GALAXY
a newspaper printed at said JIiddlebnry-three
weeks successfully previous 10 the Time Of said
Court.
Jed. s Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record,
40 Auesr, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17

New MACHINE.-I have been exaE,inine
new machine for sewing. which has recently
been invented and constructed by an inge-
NOUS mechanic OF Cambridge So far as !
an informed on tie subject, this is The frs
attempt 10 constructs machine Of the kind.
inI il appears to Inc 10 be an eEinenty sue
c-s lul one The machine is very compact
rot Occupying a space of more Ihan about six
inches each way. 1t runs with 50 much
sase that | should suppose oue person might
easily operate twenty Or thirty of them, and
the work Is done ia ii NEST thorough manner.
bath sides Of scam look alike. appearing To
beau fully Stitched, and The seaGi is closer
an more uniform shan when sewed by hand.
1t will sew straight OF curved seams with
equal facility, and so rdri lly that it takes hut
two minutes 10 sew the whcle length of the
nalsde seam ola pair Of mems panlaloons.
Il seis eco stitches a minute with perfect
SAGE, and the proprietor thinks there is no
officially in setting 700 in a minnie. The
thread is less worn by this process Than by
hand sewing, and consequently retains mere
uf its strength. The simplicity Of the con
siruction OF this machine aud the accuracy,
fapili,y and perfection Of its operation, viii
place il in The same rank with the card ma
phirr, the straw hraider. The pm machine.
an the coach lace loom-mach;ncs which
never fail to command the admiration of ev-
erv intelligent beholder.-B iSton Cores
pondsnt Worcester Spy.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17

THE LExI>o,s MrRDER proves to be
one Of he most aggravated that has taken
place in Kentucky since that OF Col. SHARPE,
many years ago. There trds some cause for
that, bit The killing Of young HoRIoN, has no
i;aIiaion. The provocalion was, merely
ta,;;n. the seat generally assigned to SheIby
4; the dinner table, and gazing occasionally at
the later during rl,e meal. After rising,
Shelby demanded Of the deceased an expli-
nation. wien. according TO correspondent
oft.Ie Cleveland Herald, az few other words
were uttered by Shelby, when he, standing
before Horton with both hands in his pockets.
drew his left hand from his pocket and slap
r"i Horizon over the head, "to find ont
w!iether he would fight with fist or pistols. -
Horizon stepped back as soon as struck, and
~es in the act of throwing back his cloak,
iT'oa he wretch, Shelby, drew pistol from
h.s pocket ami shot Horizon dead. He fell as
soon as the pistol was fred, and never spoke
agT,h-when lifted up be was dead.
Thus was young man Of good moral and
religious standing in society, sent in a moment
"nen he least expected it, to The bar Of God.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-17
PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Disiric: of Addison Sc.

Be il be remembered that, al a Probate
Court held at Middlebury in and for The Dis
trict of Addison, on the 18th day Of February
A. D. 1916,
Warner Wright guardian of Richard L.
Wright. Charles 4. Wright, Sarah E.
Knight, Maria L. fright, Farmer Z.
Wrighl. and Amelia B. Wright minors, CHI
dren of Warner Wright of Granville. in the
State of New York, represents 10 this Court.
that il would be conclusive TO the interests OF
his said wards to sell certain tract Of land
belonging TO them, described as follows, to
wit: tract of land situate in Orwell, in the
County of Rutland, beginning at a stake in
the east line Of Samuel Jones's land, thence
east 1 : north $50 rods TO stake in the west
line of James Hull's land, thence north on
said Hulfs line IS rods and % la ks 10 n
stake, thence westI south I5S rods / 9 links
to stake in said Samuel Jones' line, ihen,e
south IS d. & g links on sd joins line ts the
place OF beginning, containing 25 acres lis
rods, aud being the same land which wss set
TO his said ards as devisees Of Elijah Wright
late OF Shorcham in said District deceased,
in tine division ofthe real estate of said de-
ceased; and said gpardian moves this Court
to grant him license to sell the said land OF
his said wards: 1t is therefore ordered by this
Court, that said application be considered by
this Court, at a session thereof to he held al
the office of A. C. White Esq. in said Shore
ham, on Thursday the 9th day of March
next. at one o'clock in the afternoon, and that
notice thereofbe given to al persons interes-
ted. tina; they may appear and make their OBJ
jeclioas. if any they may have, to said license
being granted, by publishing certified copy
ofths order in the Northern Galaxy-a news
paper printed at said Middlehury-r1ree
weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said Court.
J S. Bushnell, Register
true copy Of Record,
Attest, J. S. Bushnell. REGISTER. AZ