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OF the Signai.
MEssRs. EDIroRs /:

~ .s.. ..t EN HOG the SlSnal.
MEssRs. EDIroRs
am sorry to learn that the 81. School
Commissioner, instead of rightly appreci
aling my kind purposes towards him, in
calling his attention to certain apparent
discrepancies in his reported condition of
The School Fund (thus affording oppor.
tuniiy for an explanation, satisfactory to
ali concerned,) has seen cause to fly into
"a passion and call hard names. Now
npon the principle that induced one of old
to abstain from meat, when it casioned
his brother to offend forbear for the
present, pushing my enquiries any further.
lest the gentleman in place Of giving the
information sought, (though alike due To
his own character, and to the people whose
money he bandied,) should again give way
to the infirmities Of his temper and swear.
10 NATHAN.
plainfieh. Decemher 9. 1917
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

CoNGREss.-The meeting Of Congress
took place on yesterday. We will receive
the Presidents Message in a few days,
when we will endeavor to lay it before
our readers as soon as possible. The
proceedings ofthis congress will he look.
ed for with more interest. than those OF
any session have been for = number OF
years, The approaching Presidential
eleclion-the war-lhe disposition to be
made of conqucs,s. all conspire to render
the debates ofthe highest consideration.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

THE TEMPERANCE M1RRoR.-This is
the title of neatly printed paper. which
is devoted to temperance. and published
bi'monthly in Jacksonville, by VIM. H.
Singler, Samuel Bard, and w. C. Sweet.
Judging from the number before US, it
will be an able auxiliary Of the great cause
of TEMPERANCE,
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were sheer milk and water in comparison
TO the phials of concentrated wrath pour
ed by him, on that occasion, upon certain
deformed, siekly and pestilent vermin,
that, Nlordecai like. sat with hats on, in
his ruhicond presence. 1t is devouily TO
lie hoped that the elevated fate Of the
haughiy Persian. may not fallto the lot d
his vain. glorious Democrat.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

We learn that Messrs. Matteson,
Sherman and Reddick, appraisers ofcanal
lands and lots, will commences the work
of appraising this week. They will com.
mence at Peru, and proceed north in their
work. 6 z7sa le Ill
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

i DEMOCRATIC REvIEw.--The Novem
Der number ofthis publication contains
its usual amount Of interesting and valua.
BILE Information. Few periodicals attain
the character and standing that this has.
Each number is embellished by The por
trait Of some distinguished American
statesman.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

L1eHrNING.--Cbicago will soon be-
struck. A streak is expected from Mil
waukie 10 about three weeks, and from
Deiroi, also ssme time this month; so
that we will then be between two fires .
The batteries, registers. glass cups &C.,.
have been received. = Chicago DsmserGt.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

LOUISIANA ELECTIoN.-The demo.
Gratis have elected a majority on joint bal.
lot, TO the legislature. Three of the four
Congressman are democrats, same as last
year. An estimate of the Congressional
vote, shows that the State is democratic,
ny a majority OF about two ihousand.-
Thus, Louisiana can now safely be
relied on. as in favor of the popular and
correct measures Of the de nocr attic party.
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PIainfield, December 2, 1917.
"Our army swoRE TERRIBLY tn Flanders
said ma Uncle Tobey.' -.

Iperceive by the last Signal, that in
the late mass meeting harangue at the
Court House, certain valoroIs would be
leader Of the party, ofyour village. out.
striped the famous Eraulphus himself in
the refined art of cursing; and that the
direst -anaihemas, -hmled by old DR.. Stop
al the devoted head Of the hapless Obadiah
for incontinent knots in bis Clyster Pipes,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

GEN. SH1ELDs.--lt is stated that this
brave officer who has so nobly acquitted
himself on the battle fields of Mexico, is
about to return home. The. people of
this State will give him hearty welcome
and honor him for his patriotism AMI
cournOo
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

GEN. TAYLoR,-The Union says that
this distinguished officer has obtained a
furlough for six months. and will return to
the United States Immediately. Exten.
sive preparations are being made in New
New Orleans for his reception.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

GEN. SCoTT's LOSSES The official
dispatches ofGen. Scott, give the number
ofkiIled and wounded, since leaving Pueb.
la, at 2,703, including $50 officers.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07
IS RECEIVED ITS DEATH.BLow!

THE REvENUE.-The Washington
Union states that the cash received for
duties in some OF the principal ports are.
as far as heard from. for the first two
weeks Of November, last, 1856, $3.50, and
for the same two weeks of last year, in
the same ports. $34s, 497- showing a
gain under the new tariff Of $5Os, 1885,
This must he gratifying to every republi.
can who is in favor of a reasonable and
just system Of duties. aso o. lst
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

The Hon. Mr.. Bell has been elected
United States Senator, from Tennessee,
afie about fifty ballotings.
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W 1t is stated, on good authority, that
the Treasury Notes of the United States
are g per cent. advance, in the city OF
Mexicn Il.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

Plus k. although opposed by the King
of Naples, will succeed il is TO be hoped.
in awakening national pride in ltaIy,and
in uniting all the States for political and
CONNIE rcial pnrposes-reJeeming his coun-
trymen from the humiiia,ing condition in
which he found them. and making them .
useful and a respectedpeople.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-07

is'Gr L isreally amusing to see the res.
ponse which, the wing papers, generally,
are giving to Mr.. Clay's late speech and
resolutions, which Is causing so much re.
joicing among the whigs3and we must say
that we can see nothing in them to excite
the admiration of q patriot or lover of
his country. The great "whig embodi.
ment'' has spoken, and We may now look
FOR the "right about face" Of those wing
journals who have supported the war. 1t
yet remains to be seen whether the entire
wing party will join with the New York
Tribune, in the cry Of 'rejoice rith us :
for Henry Clay has spoken, and the arar
has RECEIVED ITS DEATH.BLow!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27
COMPOSITION
FOR RENDERING BpoIs. SHOES, &c
WATER PROOF.

FOR RENDERING BpoIs. SHOES, &c.
WATER PROOF.
rHNHE subscriber hereby makes known to the
n public that he has for sale q composition
without the of India Rubbc or Gum, which
will render Boots and Shoes and Leather of every
description Water Proof--permanentlv Water
Proof against wet or damp by proper application,
besides softening and improving it.
This composition is patented both in this country
and in Europe, and is one OF the greatest and truly
beneficial discoveries Of the age
Price per dozen boxes, $500, single box 25
cents. AS guarantee Of the character and gonu-
mess Of the composition the subscriber win refund
the money should il not give entire satisfaction.
He is also prepared to render cloths of every dc.
scripton, awning, SaiIcoth and cotton duck com.
pIeely wael proof and secure agaims, milldews and
rot
Apply at the United States Water Proofng
company, No II, Walnut street, Phllsdephia, t.
SrEPHEN b. RICHARDSON
Philadelphia, ls47
.One agent in each Of the towns in this State
will be appointed to dispose of the composition tc
whom liberal terms will be ade upor application
nhovc-i2
CAMP JACKSON, January ls, 1917.
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Public Sale.

Ia pursuanc9 of an order Of the Orphans
Court oi Columbia county, on
Saturday tie 27ih day Of February inst
II 10 O'Clock ~ the iOreuoon, william
Kitchen, guardian SC. OF william Morris,
late Of NJ Mihon,ng township. IN SAID county
deceased, will expuse 10 Sale by Public
Vendne, npnn the premises, certain lot oil
isnd, situate in DIuvilIe Columtia county
bounded on lhs south by MaiAes street, on
the ives, by a lot OF Samuel Yofks, sen. on
The north by an sIlev, on the east by lot
belonging TO Mr.. Montgomery, containing
IN front on Market street fifty fee, aud 10
length shout one hundred and Gliy feet
whereon is erected an old trans house late
the Estate Of said deceased, situate in the
township Of Mahonlng, aud county siore'
sald
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk
Dsnville, Feb. |, lS46.
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Sheriff Sale.

ErY virtue OF wrli nf venditloni eIponas to
II - me directed will be exposed to public sale on
the premises in the town OF Cattawisss, Columbia
COuntyn on
Friday the 5Ih dug Of MQrtb neat,
a, ,sn O'clock, 4. NJ the following Prope.tv-
All ihc lnleres, oi Aaron Waurs IN two
certain lots of ground situate in the town Ct Catta.
wissa, Columbia county, Niz--lhe first situate a.
the Northeast corner OF Main and Front.streets-
bounded on the south by Msin street, easl by lot
si George Waters, north by lot OF Joseph Hayhurat
and west by front street, being pare Of two town
lots numbered seven and eight, wherein iserocted
large frame Tavern House and Stable. The
other of said lots is bounded on the south by
Main street; cast by --.-- street, west by the Sus
quehana river and north by lot of Vim. McKelyy
being grass lot no. 8 in the plan of said town.
/ Seized and taken in execution and to be sold q
ihe roperty Of Aaron Walers
BENJAMIN HAYMAN, Sheriff,
SherG's Ofliee, Dapvlls. Feb l2 1874,
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

First Week.
Beaver-Hsnry Honss
Bloom - Philip Ever Daniel Snyder
Briarcreek Jacob Mover
Cauawissa-Goorge W. Harder
Derry-Jscob Msr,z " illAm Bee
Flshinecrs Jones I5aac Robins
Thomas J Hutchison
Franklin-Loyd Thomas
Green wood-W William Rost John W Ewes
Hemlock George Driesbauch
Limes,one-J Jsmes Caldwell David Wag>
oner John Gouger
Liber,y-Henry Stark Robsr, Butler
MitIlin-John Gesrhesr. Jacob Swebenhi-
ser Levi Kirkendsll John Keller Jacob
Wintersteen
Madlson--I.ewis Schuyler William Cham.
berlin William Dildine
Mahoning George W. Fores, Thomas
U'oojsdes John O'Conner David Rob
erls Tram Derr
Orsnge-Moses Everett Richard Brewer
Roarlngcreek-Jo Perry William Lin
vile
Second Heck.
Bloom--fIenry Webb John Barkley
Charles Kahler
Bria,cieek William A. Britain
Centre Levi A Hiedley
uswissa-ilirsm B. Elsy Charles Jen-
nings
William Brearley Amos Sheep
Samuel Hare
Fishingcreek Philip Appleman Thomas
Pesler
Greenwood w William Aberlson
Hemlock-John G. Kinney
Limestone William MKee VIncen, Dye
Lber!y-George B,lmeysr Robert Auten
Msin-S,scy John Georgs Lnngenber9er
Mahoning-Ssmue York sen, Charles
Cook Henry Sander Samuel Gulick Cor
nelius Sill John G. Thompson
Madison--I.evi Beissl
Montour-Ssmnel Lazarus
Orange Howell Emanuel Lsz,ru'
Conrad Adams
Roaringcreek -. DsnielK erSamuel House
worth
Sugarloaf-Jscob Flilz
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NOTICE

MS hereby given that Letters Of Administration
with the will annexed have this day been
granted upon the est ate of ANDREW DELoNG'
late of Cerno township, Columbia county de-,
ressed. An persons knowing themselves indebted
20 s,id estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having 'lsims or demands a.
painst the same, to present them without delay, to
fAe undervisnsd at HE residence in Lightstreet.
SAMUEL MELICK, Administrator
January IS. ls47-6SA
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BOOTS AND sEOEs
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

TESHE subscribaI very respee fully iafpIms ths
az public that he has on hand aud is col stans-
Manufacturing, EOOTh ann hHOBS
fall kinds which ne viii ~ al the follow ing loy
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NOLlCE.

The COOKS Of The subscribers have
oeen balanced up To the Isl January
.lo47, sud as il is The first time they hay,
been balanced since they commenced busi-
ness IN Bioomshurg they csk and expecr
every Que having In open account with
'hen' 10 call immediately and close tht
same
ALBRIGHT 4 MENGAL.
January % l647
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January 80
COME and SETTLE

The subscribers feeling the want Of the one
thing needul,' wish to inform their customers that
as the custom of the country is getting to he small
profits and speedy colleotions) they expect all those
h ,ving accounts with them Of over six months
standing; to call and settle up before the hGst o.
April next
January 30
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Public Sale.
ln pursuance of an order OF The Orphans
Court Of Columbia County. on

In pursuance of an order OF The Orphans
Court Of Columbia County, on
Saturday the l3h ct March ls47,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Benjamin
1lsyman, Esq. High Sheriff Of Columbls
county, appointed TO make sale &c. of lhe
Real Estate Of James Perry, late Of Liberty
township in said county, deed will expose
10 sale BY PubIlc Vendue, upon ihe p:em-
ises,
=. A certain piece and part of trac, of land
situate in Liberty township ColumbIa coun
" aforesaid, adjoi ming lands Of the heirs of
Richard Wilson deceased, lands OF
Messersmi,h. other part Of same tract OF
land, land OF Shedden, Monlgom-
etv, being the part or sllo,mer, Of the Rca
Estate late Of said James Perry, deceased
marked in The proceedings in partition. all
lolment b. containing
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can be p.ocured. The proprietor has dreet1f.
nearly his whole attention to the Nursery psidess
or the last twenty-fiv thirty yesrss sp is now
prepared 10 offer to the fruit grosefs VI Columbia
and adjoining cosnties, one ofthe largest and best
assortment of trees in the Uifted tS5hsss,sts ~.
Plaiutied Nurseries are situated aboLt eighteen
miles from Harrisburg, at which plscs trees csn
at any lime he put on board Of bosts and
transported to snv point on the canal desired
All orders will be carefully filled and the trees pack
ed in the best manner.
Catalogues can be furnished 10 those desiring
them, by addressing the prol retor through ihs
Pos Office, or from John r. Meyer, bloomsbury,
DR., W. w. Righter Berwick, or G. NJ. shoDp,
Danvile, who are authoIiscd ogeuts fpI the esiabs
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"a Acres.

and one hundred and ten perches, neat meas
ure, being part or allo,mer. marked in the
proceedings in partition upon SAID real es
ia'eoI said deceased, ,parHor alIolmenrA Late
the estate Of said deceased, situate in ,he
township Of Liberty, and county aforesaid
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danvlle, Feb. IL, ls47,
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Cabinet ware House
THNHE subscribe would respectfully ihform tn,
a public, that he has taken tho sh ,p lUlely oc
.cupled by Samuel Lilly, near the upper aud oi
BIoomsburg, where he is carrying on the
OADIN,AT DTSuI,ESSa
n all ito various branches, and where ho will b,
happy wait upon all those who nIay favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted t.
be made vi good material aud durable and he is-
tendl keeping on band
Sdeb0aTds. Secret0rjes, Bureaus
Warar05eS, Cart Tables, Dining
Tables. Bre0hfuSf 1u6ieS,
Cup6Daras Stands, WaSh
S/anas, ,BedsteadS,
DJUgh-(rOughs,
CofiHs, &c.
and oil Kinds 0fwurk in his line, which he VIII sci
Upon Us feAsonable terms as they can be purchased
III the county.
Dy strict attention to business he hopes to re
cei'e share OF public pettonage.
ELI BROWN.
April IS, ls45.-Iyl
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dies on theSouth-are all UNANIMOUS il their praise.
OF medicine 30 sA,ycrsal,y Known and eAleela ed
as
.WEl0ur's INDIAN VkGETA1LE Pills.
ll ia hardly necessary 10 speAk IN detAil. Al no
period Of ts history has the reputation oi that med
cine stood higher, ond We may sa! that 10 repu-
tation Is likely to 10 more enduring. Adapted to
all constitutions, 10 every form of diseaSe, and to
all clinales. NTight's Indian Vegetable Pills are,
above every other medicine, fitted Tor the Use Oi
man under whatever circumstances be may be pla-
ced. At sea or on land. at home abroad, in SUM
mer'o heat and winters cold, with a common re-.
gard to the conditions Of health; and with " nights
Indian Vegetable Pills sthand, there is no excuse
for being sick, unless the consultation be utterly IL
rccaimabe.
10 our object ID TO state whore the genuine ned
lcL.c can be obtained, rather than to give it
tended notlce--whlcA ouI limits forbid we shull
merely eubjoin one OF two oftho numerous testI-
monias that have just come 10 hand Hundreds
Of the same kind ngLt he added. but We are sue
he public will Us the trouble Of guanging
,hcm.
(E1trsct Of letter from fernando, MississippiN
TO W Wright Tour Pills have given uniycr.
sal s,leiac'ion, and are justly very popular eau
sell hom 80 to 40 dozen annually ii could be sup
Piled
Yours, WV. HEsnr JoHSsos, Agent
1t ought here 20 be remarked that the medic
has boen but recently introduced into Mississippi.
(Extrsct of a letter hom Jersey Shore Penu)
The Indian Vegetable Pills excel every ding Of
the kind ever offered to tho public in this section OF
the county, notwithstanding the combined effort ot
some few unprincpeJ morcenaries 10 put them
down,
s, WIScgEsrER x Soz.
The following highly respectable store
keepers have been appointed agents for the
sale Of Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills AZ
Columbia Coualy: d
II. Z. Bald, - nanvil,e q,
Stephen BalJy -Cal,awisss
Cyrus barnu-- Espytown
Brown & Cressy NJ lf1iuvile
Abraham MitIet- Berwick
&. II. Fow -f}rsrcrrck
VIM CovaGhovsn--O Orange
George Mas,ets- MllvIle e.,
LEW BeiseH-Jerseylwun
Levers & Sons Coluu bia Exchange
Robert McCoy. ~ sshre,onvI,le
George Weaver Bluonsburg
Llgh, Street Iron Co--L'ghl Sueet
Low & Thompson-l.lme Ridge
II. C. Frea0 - Buarcreek
Elias Wsrtman- ROharsburg
II p, Welllver-- Greenwood
T. & J. LFzaro-- OtangevIlie
Hugh cWl'lams-M oorsburp
The popularity Of WRIGHTS INDIAN VEG
ErABLE FILLS has proved a strong bait 10 up.
Pr.ncpod then whoGnsuRsted by the hope Of gain;
tempt TO palm of spurious Srtsle on tho unsus-
pec,ins' To defeat The V'ckedrdesigns Of such men
Ve have procuied nea alels, aud the " EITTEh
SIGNATURE or WN.WFlGHT WILL NO Y
BE FOUND ON THE TOP LABEL OP
EACH BOX. Nine othsS is ssaulae, GsG IA
counterfeit hS is forgery
Remember, the only original and genuine IN.
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WET.
| / EN- SIGNATURE or WA " RIGHT Oa the
| TOP label of each box
| Offices devoted Ell lcusiveiy to tho sae ofWnghf,
Indian Vegetable Pills Wholesale and retail. lot
I Race srsst Phisdephs; 2ss Greenwich stree
Now York and lss Tren,or, swsct, Bostue.
September, 10 le4s-RsIy.
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NOTICE
NOTICE

NU TOT
Gt UBS CRIBERS of Stock To the Cattawissa
- Bridge Company are hereby notified that
the FOURTH and FIFTH lnstaments are re-
q tired to he paid to the Treasurer ON the Sth of
March and lst Of April next respectively.
DAVID CLARK. Treasurer.
Cauawissa. February 4. lS47
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GRAND JURORS.
For AprH Term ls47.

Besver-Pe,er Keller Elias Miller
Bloom-Alem Mari
Gsnawirsa-Pele Smeck Ambraham Lud.
wick Benz amin Zarr Joseph Hartman
Centre Andrew Freas
Derry William Mcbride George Kitchen
Frsnklin-John Case Jesse CIeavet
Greenwood-Richard Heacock
,n-Benjamin Yohe
Mshonng-SImon p. Case John Bodine
Mark Meyers
Mount PIcassn.-WiIliam Snyder
Orsnee-Jacob Everhart
Roaringcreek lillian Meyers
sugarloaf-John Kile George Hess il.
VaIley-Philip Mlus
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Before YOU purchase, and if you wan
good 'srgslns, just call at tho shop OF
BOON & BARTON
on Main street nearly opposite C. Kahlers
office. where you can find them ready 81
all lines TO furnish Fancy and Wlndso,
chairs seuees, Boston Rucking chairs, or
any kind which NAV be called for, M lhey
will always have on hand a good assort.
nent Of all kinds which thew will sell al
The lowest price possible for cash or ex-
'hange lol lumber or country produce
From their NnT experience in business suc
4 determination TO do work which cannot
bs surpassed IN The county, they ask Tor q
share of public patronage. They vii also
execute
House, Sign, and ornamental Paint.
ing and HOuse Papermg
in the nea'eS, snd most approved Style and
upon reasonable Terms.
BOON g. BARTON.
bloomsbury Oct ID. 1885, Poly
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- M a' nFeilah' ai ssSprtmesg 81 s-i5-rr# 4 Is.
nam g38e 1t offFi54s A. - t@''i# u tHe sstsEl.
otls+ 'iHis are 10" aekHan lodged z,ifat.ss ..
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= .tALt'its iftta Aft zuIue pattern. u, t##f..r
soine psTiuf ornament " ''''f " ~ A'-A' @ iaH.I
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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-30
DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT.

We regret TO be compelled TO say, that a
bout | O'Clock, on the 23d inst. the mail &c
from Lebanon TO Royalton, met with an ac-
cident 10y which three persons, Capt. Leary,
an Englshman who came over in the last
steamer, Miss Hunt, and the driver Mr..
William Smith, son OF Mr.. E!eaZer Smith, Of
Ilavcrhill, were killed. Miss Hunt came
from New Orleans and her baggage was
marked MIDI lebury, VI. Three VI four OH
CT passengers were severely. IN pugh not Sc
riously injured.
The accident occurred in Sharon, near the
old Dana lace, & Is attributable as VIC learn.
TO the road, being entirely overiroZen with
ice, and no railing on the lower side proven
1 ing the carriage from slueing over Preci-
Pice of some fifteen or twenty feet. The per
sons killed were upon the foot board and
were crushed by the horses rs they were
dragged over by The carriage.
lfwhaI we hear in relation TO The road is
true. the severest penalty of The law should
he visited upon those who are responsible ior
It's condirion.-It. Patriot.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers. being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Add
son, Commissioners. 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands olall persons,
against the estate Of
JERUSHA FRISBEE
late of MiddlebUry in said District. deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; And SIX months from the 18Th
day Of March inst. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO the bns-
mess of our said prominent at The yelling
house of the deceased in Mi,ldebury on the
last Monday of March and August next fsOm
nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock, P. NJ.
IN each o! said days.
Nahum Parker. Commits
II. Beck,riM sioners.
Dated al -NiddieJury tbs 2Oh daycf Marh
1917. IL