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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-01
BLANKETS AND NEGRO CioTnING.-Jus
NteE seE.

HODPERS REFINED I>lNGLAsS-A supply
Y Of extra fine quality. for making Table Jeli IS,
Blanc Mango. sc. Ais, VANILLA BEANS, Of So
eror quality, for fl4yoring Creams 81. tyr sale by
JOIN II SI3AY Druggist.
Nov, 23-te
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Rnr EsO.tE.

4 VERY desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE. con
"a yenicnt to business For particulars rnqu reof
JAMES y SMITH.
Feb. - Is SIN # the BIG C.lf.e Pot
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.sTU .AN'O IMPORTANT Lar BOOK.

DIGEST of Conveyaucing, T, stamcntary
"a r. gsry Laws ofali the States Of the Union,
ilg references u Ire lead ~ decisions upon thes
jrcls in OF the States. together with the Forms
ackn owledgmen'. probate. rrnqlsnen etc, required
by the statutes Of. and in IN each. Proceed by a
brief treatise the general rules ttng the
execution and operation Of Deeds and Will, and f,ow
ed by Appendix. Of the most approved forms OF III sc
instruments. Beng practical manual and guide for
Lawyers, Public Officers and # business. Janes
b. Thornton, lac ut Virginia, of Memphis. enn.,
Attorney at Law. wi. vo 40 pages
Just received and fJr sale by ID. b. PAYNE
Feb l5-ts
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sSt1l.rc
A IL persons indebted 10 Hatcher s Green are re
IA srcs,lully requested to cali and scttc lhoit ac-
suns "a is desirable settle up the usnos, OF the
concern speedily a. possible
Feb. l5-,ts HATCHER s. GREEN
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RAILROADS..

The very important line of railroad from Bos-
ton toward Northern New-York and Canada is
now in progress, except that part beyond Bur
lington, which is, however, fully surveyed by Mr.
Hayward Experience having shown ferries to
be injurious to railroads, a new line has been
surveyed, which shall connect the Ogdensburg
and Central or Rutland roads, by permanent
land route, passing near Rouse's Point by a
bridge across the river Rchelieu. 1t is neces-
sary that speedy action should be had upon this
railroad or the charter will be lost, and such an
other cannot be had.
Holders of railroad and Factory stocks are
firm in their demands of increased value to
match increase of profits reported. The Con-
cord is said to be receiving double the amount
for freight it did last year, and 81 per cent. ad-
vance is offered in consequence. Fitchburg is
steady ut 20 Ia 20 l-2 for old and IL Is for
new. Nashua and Lowell commands Is; Low
ell IL; Worcester 10.
Ground was broken upon the Sullivan railroad
at the deep cut in Claremont, last week, and u
large force has been put on by the contractor
who is determined to have the twenty five miles
in readiness for cars before the Cheshire shall
be open to Connecticut river to meet it above
Bellows Falls.
Measures are said to have been taken to has
ten the Cheshire line especially IN the rock cuts
at Ashburnham and SuTy This increase Of
work is necessary if it be expected to run lrair
Of cars to Keene this year, or to reach Bellows
Falls in all 40 Boston Post, oh.
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Religious.

REVEALS. In our exchanges for the past
week we notice intelligence of revivals of rcl-
gion in Cazenovia, N. Y, 20 conversions AL
bany Troy and Baston; in River Head, r. |.
"twenty three have found peace in believing -
in Weston, VT. Rev. R Smith has baptized IA,
eleven on profession of faith in Alfred, N. Y.
S-these all being in the Baptist denomination.
The n. f. Puritan notices revivals in Chatham,
Ms, Buffalo, Lockport and Lancaster, N. Y, and
the continuance of revivals in Madison, Indiana,
and Louisville, Ky. In the latter city great eff
forts have been made for the religious nstruc-
ton of slaves and their children +; there is now
church composed exclusively of colored people,
numbering 500 communicates During the
past year there have been REVEALS in Amherst,
Williams, Yale Burlington, whether VT or n.
]. is not stately Middletown, and several Of the
Southern and Western Colleges.
CHRISTIAN MESSENGER. We have received
the first number of very handsome paper under
this title, published at Newbury, Vt. Rev. w.
Nj. Wiett of Newbury and E. ]. Scott, OF this
village, editors.
Rev. S, p. Williams writes to the Christian
Messenger that there is an interesting state OF
religious feeling in the Methodist Church in
Lyndon
National CnURcu.-Dr. Holloway, minister
OF Tltzroy chapel, London, has addressed let
ter to the Lord Chancellor, i'll which he prays his
Lordship's opposition to further entertainments
upon the present liberty of the laboring clergy
which it is intended to introduce into the House
of Lords in the course of the next session. The
Doctor says, there is no class of men IN Christ
endom placed in greater Jeopardy or more alb.
lect slavery, than the evangelical CLERGY of the
Church of England; and if the contemplated
changes are persisted in, large number of cler
gymen, probably as many as four thousand, vii
leave the Established Church.
A BEAUTIFUL lDEA.-The baplsmal admoni
ton of the Hndoos Is as Impressive on the by
ISLANDERS as 1t is beautiful: "Llttle babe, thou en-
terest the world weeping, while all around yol
smile; contrve SO to live, that you may depart il
smiles, whilst all around you weep"
ANTI Mission CHURCHES writer in tn
Christian Waterman states that the b lptist Chur
ches in Maryland have greatly declined Man
years ago, he says it was a Baptist State. Blu
when Foreign Missions were undertaken, tn
most pro nlnent ministers of the denominatio
opposed the movement and from that time til
Baptist cause has declined" There are now i
the State OF the anti mission Baptiss, % church
es, 8 ministers, and i2i membership member
to a church Of the mission Biptists there ar
% churches, IA ministers, and 1000 members.
DR.. Wolf has made d" an appeal to the BIRTHS
natlon," to induce the people to petition minis
tiers to interfere on the behalf OF the Nestora
Christians. II necessary, he says, though tlre
iatgued, and worn out by my yet late eXped
ton to Bokhara, still am ready to face if re
CURED, the Koordlsh tyrant, and try to persuad
hun to revoke his horrld order for extermlhatln
all the Christians in Koordistan.
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VERMONT wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL MARCH H. 1s47
Deatbs.

In Roxbury, Fob. 18th, Jododah Smith, revolutionary
pensoner aged eight vc. Printers in Conn arc request.
cd, &c.
In wiomstown March lst Sarah, daughter Of oren and
Deborah Smith, aged yearn
In berlin, tho 2d instant, infant child of Eccta NJ aud
Paul Chandler, it,, 10 days.
At West Randolph on tho 81 Of March instant Robecca
relc of the late Stephen enck aged 80 years and four
months.
In Waitsfed, the 9Th inst Deacon Moses Fisk, ogcd
q years For 50 years he resident Of Wnseld and
since Dec 1901 oicined deacon Of the Congrc rational
Church lie was Christian, aud lived to all his chill
den (eeven profess the Christian faith, and three them
Ministers OF the Gospel The Vermont Chronicle will please
notice.
In Berkshire, ODD ut Botsey F., wife Phnehas Bailey,
and daughter of Inc late Deac. Moses Fisk of Waitsfcd.
In Penchnm, Feb u, of n lingering consumption Nancy
Janet Clifford daughter of Mr. Chacs Clifford aged IL years.
In Middlesex March Sd, suddenly, John Willis, 49,
formerly of Broollno II. aged SO yeas Printers in NJ
H., n. " Mass. and Ohio req. &c.
In Towushond, 2jth ull. samue F. Thompson Esq. IS,
formerly member of tho Legislature.
In lariland 18th ut, Quatus Alexander, revolution
ny pensonor, Sc,
In " aieriuid, 18th ult Mr., WIN. nrown, 50.
In Newport, 10th ult, Mr.. Achppus Wheclock rcvo-
lutionary soldier, 81.
In Wostfcd 18Th ul Rcbccca wife of Henry Miller 30
St Iohn.hury Ath inst. ur. Morrill, Stevens So brother
OF Hon. Thaddeus stevens of Fem.
ln Bakrsdcd, 2jd u Mr. Austin Barnes, kilei by the
falling Of tree.
In sheldon, Odd ut Mary b., daughter of Rev. Preston
Taylor, aged -.
In X, enc, n H. Oath ult Mr. VIM. Wilson, IT, A.
In illinois, Nh Samuel Mark formerly of Glsum n. II.
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4flarkrts.
Boston NEarket, march G.

Tfom Tue B0stOn AdyertircT.
AsHEs-Thc small stock in market with fair demand for
consumption, has caused Improvement In the article
Sal OF Pots 3-4c, and Pearls at DC. cash.
PRoyGsIoNs-lhoro have 5eon no largo operations tins
week. steady sales, lots, of clear Fork at SIS Mess
SIG, aud Prime u, ms. Lard 10 l2 II c, per h., ms
SsEp-Saes of Northern Clover In lois Mt O n q 10 r.
and Western l2a9 per ID. cash Herds Grass s. %
and quality at 81 80 per bush cash. go south
aud 1000 bags do. supposed so per bush. q no.
TALLowsres of 10 900 lbs. rendered at 3-4a c. pei
10. sash.
Wool continues in good demand fair prices. The sales
of American Fleece wool have been considerable this week
u prices within quoted rates,
Domest e.-saxuny heeces Al a AZ; full blood 80 a %
- and 81 blood 30 So common Ia blood % 2s Lambs
super % Isl DO. No. 81 20, Do. No II Isl Do No
3 IA ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-11

Scarcely day eupsos 10 which do not receive some
testimonial IN favor OF Wistur's Basum The subun-
ed yesterday by entire sruuser who could
have been influenced by no selfish mullve:
NEW HAmFroN, April 6, ls46.
Mr.. Fowle
Dear sii-ilavug heen troubled about four years with
pn IN the side and stomach and after trying
dies TO no effect tiled the Balsam Of " lid Cherry, which
gave me immediate relief and can hereby tho pub
tic that IN my opinn It is the hest medicine Tor Lung
CoDsumptve complaints which has been introduced
to the puJllc, anu Iu 'se from my own experience.
j. A. LOOMS.
None genuine uness signed l. BUTTS.
For sale by j. w. FOWLE, 1888 Washington ST. Boston.
0cJ-For sale by :. +. REDFiELD. Montpelier, VI.
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ycdediah Smiths Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, Ar PLobaie Court holden at
Washingtog Disirei, SIS Prose1@ Once in Montpelier,
within and toi said District, the I'd day OF March, lSi7
Present, the Hon. Jeremiah f. Marston, Judge.
A INSTRUMENT purportin-An he the last VIII and
N Testament Of JEDEDlAH ShiTH, late of RoAbury,
in said District deceaed being presented TO tho CnuIi
her for Probate; II Is ORDERED BY SAID COURT
that all persons concerned therein, bu notfeI TO
appear at session If said Court he holden nj the
Pobnte Oficr, in Montpelier, the 2Jth day Of March
1917 O'Clock L. NJ and cause, they NAV
have, against the Probate Of said Will for which purpose
Is further ordered that copy of the record of this order
he published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in the Vermont
Wachmin and State Journal newspaper printed Mcnt.
peer all to be previous said time appointed for hearing
BY tic Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy of Record,
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G. w. GIcason's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Couit holden at
Washington District, SIS. Montpelier within and for said
District, on the 18Th day of February, a. d l5i7:
NHlNSOR GLEASON administrator the estate of e.
w w. Gleason, late of Warren, in said District, deceas-
ed, presents his administration for settlement
Whefeupun, IT is ordcrod that the be referred the
10Th day Of March Next TIC Probate Office in Montpelier
Tor examination aud allowance and hat all concerned be
notified hereof by the publication Of this order the Yer
mont Waterman aud state Journal, prnt d said Mont
pele three weeks succcssisely as may be- that
may appear said time aud place. they cause and Oh
lect thereto.
by order of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
true copy of Record
10 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court 70
Randolph District, -. the District of lph,-Tt
all concerned in the of John f. Barnes late of Che
sea, IN SAID misunderstanding.
NVHEREAS, David Goodwin administrator of the estate
w OF sad deceased, has made application to tins Cour
for license to sell all the real estate of said deceased anC
represents that the necessary for the payment OF tbs
debts and ohugUs against said estate.
Thofee, you hereby notified appear at session o
said Count to be held Dckusons lnn Chelsea, ~ sax
District, on the last Friday of March d. 1914 aud show
couse any you have, why license should not he granted
aforesaid.
Aud this Order shall he published, three weeks
iyey IN the Vermont Wachman, printed at Montpelier il
TINS see tho last of which publications sha be before h
day assigned for hearing, Aforesaid
Dated at Chelsea, this 7th day of March, a. d. ls47
OF ~ ''' 0'NouII2N SMITH JR Rocs,o,
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DEATu BY TIGHr LAcING. A servant girl
was found dead IN her bed, at Mons, near Caen,
the other day-her death beng accustomed by
sleeping in tight stays to preserve her shape
An "Anu Stay and Corset Society" is being
established IN Hull, England, to protect females
firm the baneiul effects Of tight lscing,
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Monday Afternoon March q,

Provisions The sales are not large today being prnc
paly by retail FLoUR-The market is very firm, the stocl
being quite small sales of Gonesso, common brands a
S737 IL, OEIo Michigan and Tloy 81 25 7,3l IA Ohio
found hoop 7,l9 ~ 4 cash. CoRH.-somo sales o
Northern white the depot at 95 30 of
lerod and refused for Southern yellow Nat % is asked.
Sales OF Southern white at 81 $50 per bushel.
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Safest Nous.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

We have returns from four towns of the cleo
ton yesterday, (Tuesdoy,) and they have all Civ
en- Wing majorties,--to wit, Haverhlll (Whig
gain,) Piermont, Hanover and Lebanon.
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''' '''' A,tes,, LYMAN BRIGGS. Register
.gUstuS nVOyyu's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Cour held at Mont
Washington Disttic S. pelic within and for said dis
tiict, on tho 9th day Of March, 1917:
bOHN WlNSLOW, Executor the estate OF Jusiu
- Brown late OF Bern in said District, decensed present.
his admins tatiOu account for settlement upon
ordered that the be referred the 18th day ot March
1917, the Probate Office said Mont pecr, for cx mina
on and allowance, aud that all concerned be notified hereof
by the publication of this order the Vermont Wutchmul
aud state Journal, printed said Montpelier week
successfully as may be- that they may appear
said time and place, they cause aud bec thereto.
By order of Court,
Aust, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true cory Of Record,
LYMAN BRIGGS.
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LICENSE LAWS.

The Supreme Court of the United States has
decided that the State Laws regulating and re-
stricting the sale of intoxicating liquors ARE
CONSTITUTIONAL.
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COMMISSIONER's NOTICE.

NNE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon. tho
w Probate Court, Tor the District Of Randolph, Commits
siohcrs receive, examine aud adjust all claims aud
nnnds of all persons nsans, the estate Of OTIS
HEATH lHo Of Randuph in said district deceased, rep-
resented inOly and all claims and demands exhibited In
offset thereto and months from this date being allowed
io that purpose hereby give notice that viii attend to
the business of appointment the dwelling house
sad deceased in said Randolph, the s day Juy next
al ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Randolph, Feb. 2jh, 1877.
SAMUEL. MANN, Commits.
MICAH MANN,
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PAUL q. NICHOLS ESTATE.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honorable
the PROBATE Court for tie District of Washington Com
mssioners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims
demands of all persons against TIE of Paul c. Nichols
late of Middlosex in said District represented
solvent and the OF six calendar months from the 9th
ofFc, 1877, allowed by said Court creditors of said
deceued exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us,-Do give notice that will attend the duties of
appointment the dwelling house of Abigail Nichols, ia
Mddlesex in said District, the first Tuesdays of Ju
und July next O'Clock afternoon on each OF said days
MidIiesex, Feb llth \. d. lei7,
HORACE HOLDEN, Commits
03 GEO LELAND, ( sioners
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4flarriaees.

In ST. Johnsbuy 9TH inst by Rev. Rufus Case Rev. WIN.
Paddock.
10 wost Derby, Mr. c, s, Cutting to Miss Susan New
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LIBERATION.

TINS may certify that have this day given 10 Edwin X.
Jones, minor his time during the remainder OF his
minority, and he /, tree fo himself, and shall claim
OF his earnings pay any debts Of his conIaGnE al
ter this date. JOHN A kENT.
Warren. March g. 1857. 01t
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DENTISTRY.

~ Office Mr. Spallngs store, Maiu, at tho head
OF Staestec In order Introduce of the recent i'm
provcmcnts in the construction Of plate tccth propose II
insert pats whole OF tuc upon gold plate perfectly
resem the natural organs form and color, and in point
of utility, fulfilling all purposes of mustlcnon us well as
the natural teeth. For any piece of work shall require
half the be paid the time AMI the remainder In
throc months ~ the work should prove satisfactory. II not
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NEW BOOKS.

I IFE OF NATHANIEL CHlPMAN-Pdysou's WORKS
~ aud variety of BuG beautiful Books suitable for
sabbath School Libraries unl Tor Prosenis for sale
f.. p WALTON q SONS.
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TO TIE TAILORS.

rpuE subscriber respectfully informs the country trade
Il that he has just received sCurrS NEWYORK
FASHIONS which he will furnish to order AT Newly orb
prices CHI Us. IL. CUAMBEKLANNE.
Montpelier, March TO- l547. slim.
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NOTICE,

TUE members Of the Orange County Agricultural Society
requested to meet at Chelsea Dcknscn's Hail on
Wednesday the oath day Of March next at o'clock, p
NJ the purpose Of making arrangements for carrying INTO
occ the objects Of the Society and doing any other
bust ness. BY order OF the President,
TX. PARISH, Secretary.
February 2od, le47, OF
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LIBERATION,

THIS may certify that this day given NV SON
Warren j. Atkins, his time during tho remainder of his
minority and he is free 10 himself shall pay
of his debts, claim his earnings after this date
DANIEL ATKINS.
WateIbuiy, Feb 22d, l6i7 800
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CUTLERY, &C.
- TOWN

STATE STREET, MONTPELIER. VT.
supplied with superior Razo Knives Scissors, otc in
L the Cutlery Iine-Spectacles to suit all ugesfohaeco
and Snuff Boxes Walking Sticks and Canes, etc etcAso,
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The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
qT2O 900 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK ;!
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Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL Agent for
u,s State Of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
Counties Of New York is
GEO. J. FERRIS, Burlington VI
The General Agents are fully prepared to appoint
sub Agents wherever there Is no branch OF the Com
pany either on persona application or by mail p0st
p1td The rapid sale OF these celebrated pills and the
extraordinary they are constantly clccrng,
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The Graeicnberg Pills are nconcevaby superior to
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IN general arrangement Of the system in all disorders
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In the class OF Diseases called chronic the Grnefn-
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