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as f1nliae iSa1 iaAsds 3d.
lished'inthe: National la,sll ige1rt ssialesS
that the: number Of death q SisA3 bad &C.
curved iu Ireland frnp iamins a6dR Rsilsss
attendant miserissa vas fsfaiaIy 6olsand
WhatsirongeI peal cam BE s.na8s Tho
hearts Of onta ople. Nh asfs sfhs fact thar
6iiy thousand mem ! women aud ldIe1.
have been swept ssr1i6 sIacsspf the
earth by the waui0f food
The estimate has beensmade I'm coGse <s
quenee of adyiess received 6s The last
packet that the deficiency -in4t the potato
crop il, lie Noltb oE Europe amount io1
from seven 10 .eigh millions Of tom, and /.
lI,a, the famine must conriDne Dntil Sept
next, and ever longer should sthstesactbc
good crop. I'VE may reas0nabl5se sealca q
late, says. the New York Express. ,f6ats
with all the aid which money and lbeney-
ole nee can afford, nor less than one million
of hu man beings mpst fall ;aepteY s9starss
vation o. its consequence dissa rs
The Wes,,,syans and Msa t,ishs Hs.l
Wesleyan Meth, odist haiye resolysa & N ppou
and 10 a considerable extent bays nhatles
collections through their congrega galions
and have transmitted 10 central com.
millee in London thirieenh h;otssand pounds /
Sterling. This liberal sum has been disc
tributed among different association on sth6
truly Christian principles; set. forlhsin thes
letter to the British Associations aecom-ss
pauying the money, viz totsecusest sto :snf-
ferers of euery class and denomination az
fair share, in proportion to The amount:
and urgency of their distress, Of adsice, s,
attention and relief. ,.s.,s Il
The Warm Hearted irish. pa Alecture 1
was given 10 New York, some dayssago,
in aid of the sufferers lin Ireland ,Sanf at
its conclusion, Mr.; Phillip Hone. after
mentioning that three ships had that day
sailed for Ireland, stated, fors the: purpose
of showing how 'FeIl the Irishsinfthat city
had does their part, ....ihat the sbooks pf az
Savings Institution exhibited the! !unpnece-
dented fact that the drafts npon It's funds,
for the quarter. far exceeded the ,dep0sites
some $50, 900 having, .besn Withdrawn
Wy tuo l.iSh pOpuidtiuu " u0, cSbssto luCiky
starving friends abroad.."'- it.fU SseGz-
A New Destructiue.-Itsis asserteds by
the New York True Sun, lbatihe gogern-
menl has Just concluded "a negotiation for
the purchase of a most formidable Weapon
of destruction in the shape of q rocket,
which can be impelled by one, man, and
yet will destroy life and properly ats the
distance of two miles,. This weapon was
invented by an ,Englishman; and offered 70 (
the Government, but not adopted by 1hem,
when au American saw its dsslrdsIiye
properties, and purchased ttie pate6tIis
for 1000. He then returned toahe BGited
States, and offered it'toiahsl Var UeparI-
ment, and after itashad9 been subjeeief tos
experiments in tbesp ltha dis
military and nayaIs ticersTiEss
was. approved Of aud purchased 1or 81 0;ssj
600. coIaPa Of saIIil ; s;
drilled expressly toI heslses OF this
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Fire in Turkey.-Lelters from Constan-
tinople describes a terrible .conaagratioE
tha, ravaged Pera on The night of jan
uary the 26th. lthroke. outin q house
adjoining the residence Of The Attaches to-
the British Embassy in ten minutes tour
houses were in flames the' FIRE spread with
terrible rapidly ,hroughthe lwoodeDttowa.si
The Turkish authorities, ,GandIhe crews Of
Russian. French, and Austrian wastships,
used grea, exertions to save, the British
Embassy; Baron Slurner. the Austrian s
lnternuncio, was personally actiye--but
all in vain; the Embassy was total wreck.
Nearly hundred houses, the best IN sPera.
were destroyed; and among otherbaild-a
ings burned down was the Italians Opera
House. .aza talzs esR s1s'ia szfs
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From tbs NJ o. Picayune, March 26.
THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
Every addition 10 the intelligence llith-
erto 10 possession of lhe public respecting
the battle Of Buena Vistaserves 10 enhance
the glory Of lha: sanguilary action As
more is known oft more is thought OF It,
As an achievement of arms il stands pre-
eminent amongst feats Of chlvalry as an
illustration. of. military skill it places the
gallant commander Of the American forces
amongst the great captains wnto lame.
We have listened to. the recital Of the IN.
cidents which occurred during the Two days
fighting, without knowing, which most to
applaud, the courage and constancy oil the
soldiers or the professional wisdom OF Gen.
Taylor. What change has been wrought
in the public mind within the last few days.
The best thatwas hoped ofiheilillle army
10 Coahuila was ,hatlit had cut; its, way 10
Monterey, where il might rest 10 compar-
ative safety. Butinstead of pursuing this
course, Gen. Taylor awaited the approach
Of Sauta Anna aud overwhelmed his vast
army with unparalleled slaughter MOI an
inch of territory has tleen retrieved by the
enemy, and now there is none,lo oppose,
the progressof ourarns in The direction Of
San Luis Potpsi. S:aals s5s4es. IA ,5sss s
1t may seemio soma TO have been q rash
determination ID General Taylor TO- give
battle with such unequal nalnbers--ssso u
seemed when he encountered the enemy a.
Palos sAlto,S al iResacii and at Monterey
but the results tests: the nleritSof military
operations. five m,ly take slhe opinions
Ioi.militaiy men as a guide in forming 90
opinion in the prsaises, few Generals EslN
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sWe are informed that the scouts fol-
10 wed Santa Anna DO miles.
ICol. Warren is Governor aud Com
mannant at SalIillo, -
+ The Governor alluded TO, is Mexi-
can appointed by the Mexican Government
TO administer the laws within prescribed
territory in which Sallllo is situated and
several other minor towns.
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Corn.-II is suggested 10 the Norfolk
Beacon and The same Wysilf amply ,Riifss3
equal force 10 our oWnf farmers. slfai inss Sc
Ieciing seedcorn for planiins, e,heayiests
that can be found will yieldihe best and;
1mos,proftablei crop. Z Pure fwhilesor pure
yellow should be preferred; /; but a heavy
article Of, either mixed or straw coIoreti
must command the preference cter white
or yellow Of light weight: Should ihss
European demand exisl another season.
of which we entertain no doubt; we stiallT
expect to see Indian Corn soldinsoufanar-
ket by The standard weight of 56slbsafo the /
bushel, at which, already. hihei grea-
Ter portion Of Tie sales are made. Tha
planting season is now approaching, and
timely attention to the matter cannot fail
to result advantageously. 's.s-'.. =;
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The Japanese have averyeficient goY-z:
ernment, and obey the laws afromsa senses
Of honor rather than, from force. In the
whole empire thereis moi a public sexecu-s
TONER. When a. man commits q crime
,ha, is adjudged worthy Of death, DO res
ceives an official notification that such 9 4
day is appointed for him to die. at such ma
hour, time always being allowed the
condemned to arrange his aliairs.s az t6s
appointed hour. he assemblies bis afriends2
bids them farewell, and then rips open hia z
own bowels. 3 it:s.rsss .;siilss'
s.,z- az. shi.isa q 7s,st.
Singular Cast The Providence Trans
cript says, that woman no. long since 10 {
hanging out her clothes ia her yard and
falling, was taken up for dead and depos.s
tied in a tonh at Pawtucket, 10 due
course; bu, has since been, removed. asss
the body remains warm, and ths color
in her face is natural and A1ctnaling, but
there are no other sings Of life. be most
eminent physicians have as yet been una
Bile to give a satisfactory solution q thes
mystery. 'ss-.s z s
Copper The discovery'ofsa new Cop
per mine is announced sas haSing been
made at Mineral Point, W.. 4. Two
hundred thousands pounds sofs nre have
already been raised, ,ofia chsquality, aud
the quantity Immediately s;ayailabl is es-s
iimaled atthree millions of.pounds weight.
1t belongs to Curtis, Beech ssS Cos and
Wasley s. Co. s,las
4sls siqa4es ;si ~ s.
lAnsero at Burlington, "a. robbed dSfhss
Post oRcsatsthat .sillage sofs 900 lasts
week. Hesays "a white ma1s named Gle;
mems ssass concerned swilhnh hilh in tho
rnhhsrus esss u sss
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as any 0ther, that fareue9 became dppa-
rently unpopular. After this Paroles the
head Of the monarchist party, was ban
ished, aud Santa Anna returned to power.
From Information that we have recently
obtained from Havana, aud from the fact
that the military force slalioued at place
is unusually large-so large as to attract
the notice Of the Habaneros-and that
there was large number of French naval
vessels, there, we are inclined to place
some reliance on the rumor that France,
England and Spain. have really some de-
sign on Mexico, aud contemplate estab-
lishug monarchy there. 10
We publish the following letter received
from our special correspondent in Havana
which throws additional light on the sub
jecs.
HAVANA, March 2, 1647.
You requested me, in some of your
letters, TO communicate what news |
might have relative to Mexico. = !"
II is said, among the most respectable
circles in this city. that the King Of France
advised the lnfant Don Enrique to ask the
pardon of the Queen Isabella, by The ia.
nous protest he made when he was
banished from Spain; and that Queen
Isabella would help hiul to conquer Mex
leo, in order to establish a monarchy there
of which the Infante would be king Don
Enrique, as good bon viuant, accepted
the proposal, offering to take for bis wife
French Princess, of Louis Philippe's
family. Both parties having agreed, the
Infante wrote to Queen Isabella, from
Paris, very interesting letter, asking for
her pardon, which was Immediately gran
ted. This letter has been published in all
the Spanish papers.
After this the lnfante started for Mad
rid, where he was nominated, on his arri.
val, as Gete de. Escaa ara, and went to
see the English Ambassador, to whom be
spoke about The affair. The ,Gentleman
assured him that England would zee with
pleasure Spanish monarchy 10 MeS,co
10 order to humliate the American pride
and that the English Minister hadi1formed
him that the English government wal
falways readily to help the Spanishsin any
.a,,emp, to restore their poHerin Mexico. Z
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Victory cBuena Vista.-The last great
achievement of the American arms was
celebrated in this city yesterday with ap-
propriated ceremonies. The national flag
was displayed in a number of places. and
the shipping of the port gally decorated
with the ensigns of different nations. A
salute was also fred at the Battery, by a
de,achmen, of Capt. Torres fine Compa-
ny, the Washington Artiltery,-CharIes-
ton Mercury.
Another Viciory.-The N. o. Courier
of The 24th inst. says-"By the schooner
Emma, Norton, just arrived from the Rio
Irande, we ale informed that Col. Drake,
of the Indiana Volunteers, efec.ed juno
lion on the 9th at Camargo, with Colonel
Curtis command. and that the combined
forces whipped Urrea's army"
Army Moueme7ts.-The N. Y. Tribune
says lha, Major General Gaines had re-
ceived a lelegraphic despatch from the
War Department, ordering him to FORWARD
whatever troops had been enlisted under
the Ten Regiment Bill Immediately 10
Brazos. One hundred aud 6fty IS The
whole number that had been enlisted on
the receipt ofthat order.
A Smelling Company, whose operations
are conducted in The mineral districts OF
Lake Superior, on the Eagle river, has
recently gone, into operations. z. The first
pure copper was made at:the furnaceton
the lIlh Of February, and ais;sisaexpeclsd
that large quantities of,hea metaiswill ar
rive iheTeon the sopening,of nayigation.--
N. Y. Jouraala laf Commerce ss.s 2; q;
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MoNTERY, March 4.
think shall not have an occasion 10
,rouoleyou again. think that the battle
and triumph will be a "peace conquering
victory" and that this letter will close my
correspondence in relation 10 it.
Messrs. Crittenden and Coffee will leave
immedialely with the official dispatches,
aud this will accompany them.
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BosToN, Nov. Is. Money market tight,
here and 10 other cities; but The pressure not
expected TO continue.
Flour has declined since the arrival OF the
steamer. Genesee common, Sc 80 10 62.
Corn has also declined about cents.
Cheese in demand al 10 cts. Prime
dairy butter scarce. and ordinary plenty, at
1910 p cts. Pork. extra clear, s 16.
Wool, quantity on hand unusually small,
and prices sustained.
New YoRK. Nov. Is. Flour has been de
Ginning for week, and now Genesee dull al
sc is 10 %.
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DIED.,

The death at Northampton Mass on Thursday
the llth inst of Professor SOLOMON SroD-
DARD, late OF Middlebury College, aged about Il
years, has been already announced. His dis
ease was rapid consumption. which bepan FIVE
months ago, IN sudden and prostrating affec-
ton Of the stomach, which, after eight weeks of
uncertainty and fuctuation had become 81 vast.
ing that he retired TO his native place in the hone
Vi Oeneht from the change. A few weeks later he
Hoahaoned the expectation of being restored, re-
1shea his Professorship and called his family to
mn They were with him for the three weeks
preceding his dissolution
:; n lie OF great usefulness is ALWAYS interesting
~ rs outline Prof Stoddard was descendant
,r.G neS. Nm Stoddard, whose name appears
atts I'm IN the religious history of Massachus-
ia - .iiiiIhood was disciplined and invigora-
..a; auei the neaithtul intellectual and religious
S-S Mhlch characterized and came down
Nfo.i tIc immortal Puritans of New England.
riaturee IN principle and disciplined in mi1d-a
:outn OF iiiteen years-he entered Yale COLLEGE, in
tte Iau OF 1916, few months before the deceasc
VI PRESIDENT Dwight. Here the vontb oave No
uncertain promise of the man. Cheerful. mas
Siilng' prompt punctual, perseverino and con-
oeIi'lo9s' he maintained, both in conduct and
r:SSi''iShip' during the four academic wears. an
VOL " grade OF marked excellence. An inter
1.-TWO ~ Two years, between the time of his being
NO. ana returning to the College as a tutor
for5 cll IN the station of Preceptor of the Hart
mn. Giialnmar School, in Connecticut. In the
,eo's he remained four or five years and sub
M, 'ntiy pursued his chosen avocation of instruc-
cIass III several private institutions of the higher
one at New Ha-en and one at Northamp-
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

MONDAY Nov. Is, 1917. Al Market, 1900
Beef CarIe, 1850 Stores. 10 yokes Working
Oxen, 50 Cows and Calves. 1900 Sheep, and
ll7S5 Swine.
PRIcEs-BsefCa Cattle Extra 5 6 80; lstpual
iiy IS IS a %; I'd S 4 30 5 %; Sd qualify
$350aS4.
.Sto.es-Yearlinge, Sc 9; two years old
hcilers, S II Il Is; few extra, 5 Is 20, three
Yeas old, S23 81.
IVorkiag O.rcn-S75, 81, 95, 1l2.
Coars and Calres-S20, IS, 80, 50, As, So
!Sheep-Old. 81 25, 2 25. Lambs-S1,
. l2l 2; one lot extra Cosseis taken at 50 90.
.Srine-At wholesale, Pigs SID CID;
Old lean Hogs Sig; old fat Hogs 81 4,
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STOVES
And Pine. Flows and CauIdron Kettles at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

Tabor Flows, sizes; Wainwright do. sizes /;
Wilson do. 3 sizes; Eagle and Side Hill do,
Cultivators. Cauldrons sizes, Cast Iron Sleigh
Shoes all sizes. Oven and Arch mouths; Sad
Irons and Tailor's Irons; Plow Points, &c &c.
Douglass Cast Iron Pumps, Lewis do; Copper
Pumps..wih Cast Iron Rotary tops, a ner1 article:
Brass Kettles; Sheet Lead: Sheet ZINC; Lead
Pipe, and a full assottmenI Of Sheet Iron; Tin &
Hollow Ware. Job work done as usual.
Most kinds of Stove and Machinery castings
that have been made hers for the last twenty
years will be made to order. Most kinds of
produce received in payment
WANTED any quaatity of old Cast Iron.
NV motto is
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS
and presume no one III want of any thug in
the above line will purchase before looking at the
largest assortment in the County.
Prices will be made satisfactory.
Z. G. CARPENTER.
Middlebury, Nov. D, 1871.
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,be,n Wings are opposed to the Wjlmo Oai f6O,
yiso! 1t talks largely about VIM Who's
shutting course Of The Nor'9 9nI;ci,vi Not
Wing imbeciIity and Wing dupil co lavish of
a democratic paper in the o'ale Is ro;O;ced that
abuse Of the Wing party, or SO reJor escaped
al the last election the Wing parry par, he Thing
defeat by IA hairs breadth. l. he 81 wbias Of
has mpfudence enough TO ask 1RG 70 keep the
Vermont for patronage sulllclt ntsd carcass.
breaiE of life in its emacIat9e ar charitv'
While it holds out its left hand loa ;n, INTO he
irs right one clasps knife 10 Piuh !, r n
ve We yitaIs of the party from which II re''''eS
its dalysustenanee.
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STATE OF VERMONT. .

> Il L L OE fER NUM-. I
District of Addison SIS.
Be it remembered that alta Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the district Of Addi-
olson, on the ODD day of November A. ID. lS47.
James Mcdonald, named executor in an
instrument purporting to be the last will and
Il stament of
SAMUEL SARGEANT,
late ofsaid MiGdlebury deceased. presents
the said instrument 70: probate: 1t is there
upon ordered by this Court, that said instru-
meat be considered for probate by this Court,
al the session thereof to be held at the Office
of the Register Of said Court in said Middle
bury. Oh Wednesday the eighth day oil De-
cemSer next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon :;
and that notice thereof be given TO all persons
interested. that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have, to the
probate and allowance ofsaid will. by pub
fishing a certified copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy newspaper printed at
said Middlebury-three: weeks successfully
previous to the time Of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record, 80
Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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PETERSBURG, wednesday, Nov. II.

PETERSBURG, NeuIcsu"I
Ry overland and.exiraordlnaTy express 10
Tbe Tribune, we have received me Ioho"'
mo important news from Mexico.
Rv The arrival ofthe steamerJamesL L.; Day
o, New orleans on the 10Th instant, we nave
adv;ces from Vera Cruz 10 the oh instant
The Picayune Of the llh has iull list oil the
,;IIed and wounded on our side during Inc
siege of Puebla. &C..
Omen and undisguised hOstilliies havea at last
b-oLen ont between Santa Anna and Paredes.
manifesto has been issued by the latter, IN
mich The ex. President is denounced as an
enemy of the Mexican people and The MexI'
can nationality.
Iarer dates from the army have also come
n hand by this arrival. Major lturbide re
NAMED prisoner. Lieut.. Sears, bearer Of
disnatches from General Scott and Commits
sioner Trist. came passenger in .the Day.
He was escorted by Mexic1n spy company,
employed Tor llal service by Gen. Scott.
Two engagements with eenemy occurred
near Puebla. in " hich The American party
lad fifteen men killed and the Mexicans one
hundred. The Mexican forces were COM
manded by Gen. Torrejon. The LIST Penn
eylyania Regiment was then ordered ouI 10
accompany the escort part ofthe way.
Gen. Scott has commenced The permanent
occupation of The national road between Vera
Cruz and The Capital. A garrison of $50
men has been established al the National
Bridge; another Of 1000 men. under COM
mand OF Gen. Gushing, at Jalapa; and a
third OFF, 900 men, under Gen. Lane at Pue
tia. Gen. Lane is quartered in the heart of
the rev CITY,
Santa Anna was at Tepacan as late as The
26h OF October. The rumor that he had es-
caped south toward Guatemala, was there
fore untrue.
A sort of civil war had broken out among
the guerriIlas. 1t originated in quarrel be
tween Padre Jarauta and lGen?l CanaIiZo,
aud resulted in a severe battle between their
rrspec I'VE clans. Padre Jarauia' g bandcame
of victorious. Atleaft thirty lives were lost.
il is said, in this fight.
Captain Walkers body remained unburied
for two days. His death created an unusual
sorsation through onl the whole army.
Lieut.. Scott died Of apoplexy on the pas
sage 10 Vera Cruz.
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GEORGIA Governor Towns Of Georgia was
Address he approves the war and condemns
the Willnot proviso. The Legislature have
lechoscn Judge Nesbi 10 The beuch of The
Supreme Conri for six years. Lott Warner
was chosen Judge of the Superior Counts
for the southwestern district of the State.
4 Senator is to be chosen at this term, and
Governor Crawford. and Messrs Berrien and
Dawson are candidates.
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Alnsital Notice.

MIR. WHITCOMB haDing taken up his win
ter quarters of Middlebury, takes this method of
saying to his friends, and the dancing community
generally, that he is prepared to furnish good mu-
sic for
AA11ga GAAg1gS &Ga
on reasonable terms. Any number of pieces fur
nished from two to five, as the occasion may re-
quire his band consists of Clarionet Post Horn,
LIST & I'd Violin, and Opheycliede.
Letters addressed to r. E. Whitcomb Middle
bury, VT, will receive prompt attention. 27tf
MiddleburY, Nov. 8. ls47
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MARRIED..

In the city of Manchester, n. IL, at the City
Hotel, 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Lincoln, Mr. Abram
heach, printer of the American, to Miss Mary E.
Smith of Nliddlebury, VT.
In Wcybridgc on the 18th inst, by Rev. ].
Meacham, Mr.. Fordyce 7. Nash of New Haven,
to Miss Eliza a. Thayer of the former place.
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Wrought and Cast Iron

@SNoA&s e~~&A WV IL OA
Having purchased The entire stock in the
Iron trade Of c. NJ. Simmons, he has now
The pleasure Of announcing TO The country al
large. that his Store contains The only COM
ptete assortment of Cast and Wrought Iron
in this village.
Constantly on hand at the most reduced
rates.
Bar, Round, Square and Hoop
Iron; Round and square cast
English, American, and
German Steel;
Nail Rods, Horse Nails, Cutter
shoes; Wrought and cut Nails;
Crowbars, chains, Axes,
Hammers, Washers,
Grindstone cranks, and Rollers,
SC. SC. SC.
Maleable Iron Wrenches. Waggon Bores,
Nuts, &c. &c.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Courtfor the District OF New Haver,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands o. all persons against the
estate of
JOHN SMITH
late of Monkton in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offsei
thereto And six months from the 18th day of
November 1917 being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that we will atteld to the business of our said ap-
pointment, at the dwelling house of the widow
of the deceased in Monklon on the I'd Monday
of January and May next from nine o'clock fore
noon, until o'clock p. IA. on each of said days.
Vim. Elliott !
Ethan Laurence
Dated this 22d day of November Is47 so
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MEDDLEBURY
STORE

THE subscriber takes this method of re-
turning his thanks to the public for the Iiber
al patronage which has been bestowed upon
him during the past year and to say in con-
sequence thereof, he has finally determined
to make this village his permanent residence
and 10 continue on a much larger scale ::
which the increasing business Of the coun-
ty demands. his former trade in STOVES
&c. and
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FROM THE ARMY.

,,1vI1 WAR BETWEEN SANTA AN
N AZ AND PAREDES, CANALlZO d
paDRE JARAUTA-TWO SkIR-
n nES AT PUEBLA-OCCUPA-
TION OF THE NATIONAL RoAD
BY GENERAL SCOTT--DEAIh
OF LIEUT.. SCOTT.