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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-09
MARY WYLIE's ESTATE;

STATE OF VERMONT I1 Probate bate Court held a. the
sad District on the Isl day of September A. ID. ls47
- AMIEL PLUMLEY JR. administrator on the estate Of
- Mary Wye late oil Eden Ia said district, deceased
makes aocsln for license sell much of the real
tate decessed WIN be necessary TO raise the sum Of
one hundred and fifty dollars M the payment Of debts Of said
deeeased aud expenses of II is
ordered by said Court that said application be heard at a
session of said Cont be held at the Probate Office IN Hyde
nar in said District the 25ih day Of September ls4 At
len ocuck A. aud that all concerned BIO nond thereof
bv tho OF the substance OF said application and
order thereon three weeks successvey In the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal newspaper printed at Mont
e Vermont M of which be before tho Tins Of hearing
ha nav may appear said time and place they cause
and OF give bonds for the payment OF said debts and
ehareel as the statute provides. and prevent sale.
BY oder OF Court - . . -
- Attest, HARLOW p. SMITH, Register.
true copy ofRecord, -
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Boiiing Cloths n Burr Mill stones.

II +. WHITE, No. 6, Morton Block, Milk Street, Bos'
- ton continues 10 import and keeps constantly for sale,
an extensive OF BoLTING CLOTHS Oft mos,
approved patterns From long experience in the manuec.
ture and sale Of this article h. f. W. 10 enabled furnish
MeIs with perfect aud durable Cloths than DO OBJ
tanned elsewhere lower prices. Also FRENCH BURR
Prison September l,le4e col yea,
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Join WHEATLEY,S EsTATE.


STEPHEN F. PERKINS ESTATE.
THE Subscribers having benu apponted by the Honorable
Probate Court for tho District of Washington, Commits
persons against the estate of Stephen F. Perkins, late of
Panfed, in saDistct, deceased represented insolvent
and the of six months from the 18th day of August
lei7 allowed by said Court the creditors of said diseased
to exhibit and their respective claims before usDo
Civ notice that will attend the duties of appoint
at the dwelling house Of Widow Julia Perkins in Plain
field in said District the 4h Saturday in October and
9Th Saturday of January ten O'Clock forenoon,
each of said days.
Plan6eld, August &c, A. D. ls47.
Abe MARTYR, Commits
80 LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN sioners.
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n d
Pnters of each weekly newspaper in this State are
requested publish the above notice three weeks succo.
'ey, and forward their bills by the members of Legsa-
ture foi payment. 80
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Waxing iour ana nall per cent for wear endino As
IS47 said per cennge to DO cast on The o,ignai a
premium note, without reference any endoIs G To-,
assessments and TO he paid to the Treesue nj III or
fee, in Montpelier before the 10th dav or ocoho,
l547 being tao day ofhe annual meeting OF said
A list Of persons insured 10 tho several towns lii ~.
of due from each respeeveiy viii bo
forwarded carly in September the Representatives
tho Legislature, by whom money be sent The meeting
Of tho Legislature furnishes to all Interested CHEAP and
convenient way by which money be Transmitted and il
expected that each member of the company from whom
assessments due will improve the opportunity thus of
forcd 1t very important that tho assessments he paid,
when due and II members Of the company neglect tho OPP
portunity offered by tho meeting Of the Legture they
must expect that measures will DO taken, Immediately after
s Adjournment 10 enforce the collection Of all assessments
remaining unpaid. a
There have been allowed the past year hundred and
four losses, which, with the expense Of settling and interest
paid, S307l0 40 The assessment Tor this year
"A per cent? raises 1929 49, ~ ID. ...
]. 7. TilURsToN. Treasurer.
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LoT-l500 Popgee handkerchief, % 37c
LoT-- l78 q 20 to 40c
Lor-3O00 led Pongoo 80 TO SOC
Ior-2000 white ' 30 TO SOC
LOT 50 old fashioned Choppa Handkerchief rs to SOC
A LoT-3000 cxifa English Brocade, 81 00to 25
Lot $50 Linen Camprc, 10 to Use
A LoT--l000 q Cotton, o25c
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Lor-l500 super Satin Scarfs rs eta toJ 25
A LoT-lH00 extra, 90 to1 90
Lor-l4s3 embroidered, / 25 ito so
LoT20O0 Scarfs, assorted, will be closed l2jto IS
A Lor-2500 " figured 125 to 90
A LOr-l350 bIncnue 1850 so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-23

The Watering place..

sAh'roGA srRIsos, Aug 81. IsAT
rr auay OF TWO the weather has been somawh.t
ooo'i' anu Tue variation In the thermometer hns uro
duced slight change In our social atmo..h.-. w.
regulate life ut Saratoga by the condition Of the vs.,h
To-day, however, it is warmer and our spirits x.na
proportonaby with the mercury The body Of osr,,.s
horses stand quietly In the shade Of the United s.ts.
switching their long tails the flies continuing a. of old
to annoy them. The usual number Of loungers are
scattered around the piazzas perched upon dry
goods boxes along the shady walks and the ladies' dress
cd in the perfection Of fashion and taste moving
and fro, shopping and flirting.
The Police Court Is doing quite business here. This
morning there three complaints for assault and
battery and one for obtaining rauduently bank note
see from letter In the Herald Of the l4th inst that
correspondent imagines that the Pavilion and Iodine
Springs Unless repute than formerly. Whether mis-
medical qualities Of these Springs render to them
Imperative upon certain classes of nvalids and they
would maintain their reputation for healing efficacy
Saratoga should become longer the Of fashion
able life but only resort for invalids added to these
Quantities. these waters have agreeable TASTE and tbs
proprietors have further made Great Efforts at
siderable expense to beautfy the grounds around the
spring which promise within short time to become the
are sending OIL continually large quantities Of these
ters to our cities, and the demand is increasing.
Yesterday there was trottng match upon the race
ground The horses entered were Saratoga, Unknown,
and the Cambridge Girl The latter took the stakes
She made one heat in 2m. l6s On Wednesday Lady
Suffolk and Moscow trot again The event OF the
last race which Is considered here rs having been no
test OF the comparative speed these horses causes
n hs1 race 70 be Looked forward to with unusual interest
On Thursday night the ladies Of the Epscop.l Church
held fair at the United States Hotel They had .
large assembly and received $3.50 The Saratoga ladies
compared to advantage in point Of beauty and taste
with their fair vsiters from other places Few villages
present in assembly like this many lovely At
tractive and intelligent women.
The Herald, thanks to the enterprise of Mandei
comes regularly to hand The New Y ork news can b.
obtained at his depot almost as it gains circula
ton In your city.
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The Episcopa, Conx.r,,or.

AUBURN Aug ~, lsH.-The Episcopal convention
Tor the diocese Of Western New York, commenced its
sitting here to day The religious services occupied the
forenoon entirely. The sermon preached BY the
ev blr Bolles or Batavia There besides Bishop
De Lancey, about fifty clergymen in attendance and
about the same number OF parishes represented This
afternoon the convention was organized by the rsslec
ton of the officers generally without opposition
The Bishop delivered his al address this afternoon
IN which he stated that he had during the year
400 times confirmed 1000 persons travelled upwards
Of 1000 miles performing most extraordinary amount
otiabor 10 all appearance the convention win 60 on
quietly good deal OF interest Is felt, however, In the
election which of as delegates are to
DC CHOSEN TO general convention to be held in
IN october At which some evidence may be had in re-
gar 10 the ohueruonk case.
AUBURN, August ls-Last evening n sermon wa
Preached before the convention by the Rev Dr. Hais
President OF Geneva College, upon Christian Education
The sermon was very able and eloquent designated
ILLUSTRATES the Importance Of connecting religious with
intellectual education After the sermoa meeting was
held Of the members Of the convention the Bishop pre-
siding at which resolutions passed ad-
dresses made by s. A Goodwin ESD of this place Ho-
ratio seyman, Esq Of Attics Hon C. IL Carroll. Rev
BithelJudd, ID d., Doctor Van ngen, and Rev. Mr. WI
son, urging the Importance Of sustaining Geneva Col
ege taxing the ground that IL excellent institu
ton Of learning situated In the centre of Western New
York where college was needed and that Episcopaians
should sustain Its none the less because 1t under the
control of their own denomination
rms morning the same subject was brought up In tho
convention and revolutions passed the subject and
commanding the claims ofthe college to Trinity Church
| New York
The business OF this day has not been particularly In
terestng The ordinary routine Of busness was gone
through with-no discussion was had upon the Ondsr
beers to the general convention elected last year TO
The Rev Piew H. Proud OF Utica Rev Henry Gregory.
Of nss Of aa sn NJ &
son, Horato Lyman, George b. Webster, and Mr. WI.
liam P.erpont in the place of Jonas Earl deceased
There was a strong disposition the part OF many
TO bring up the Onderdonk question upon resolution
Of instruction to the for some
IL not pssaed Most of the clergy dIsavowed
any wish for his and three quarters least
Of the laity present were decidedly opposed and IL
was thought that the sentiment OF the ay Of this do
bia rerfo and -
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SeRING HOTEL,
RIcHPIELD SPRINGS, August IL. 1874


RicHrIELD SPRINGS, August 81, l947.
left Saratoga yesterday morning at six and half
O'clock and arrived at this rural and beautiful watering
place last evening at four o'clock the 6a-
ratoga railroad to Schenectady, and then procured
seat In the great western train for Herkimsr Oneida
county The Saratoga railroad In better CON-
diton The company very vgilant In their efforts
to guard against accidents and tho have been
arranged, that accidents from what called "anaks
heacs" cannot possibly occur; the road il therefore
quite as safe any road with the heavy iron rail- The
officers gentlemen; and Mr.. Wheeler of Saratoga 10
especially entitled to the thanks of the public for his
ndefatgable attention to the convenience OF traveers
he IL man Of industry and enterprise and honest
man. rGrsl
At Herkimer, assumed seat upon the box OF poat
coach by the side Of old whip Of thirty expert
only thirteen miles from Herkimsr and remained
Mt the side of the veteran whip during the entire
The road from Herkmsr to these springs, is an ascent
Of over nine hundred feet. it Is through heavenly
country Astounding with fruits and flowers and rich
the interminable forests and regarded the bread
acres of yellow grain with rapture congratulated my
self upon the vast resources of America IL may be
truly said that this country The grsnary OF the world
and believe there few Americans even who have
conception OF the commanding position which their
| country is destined to fill among nations Here Is
parcel Of the EARTH rich beyond msgeryfsrtie beyond
God could make it. 1t is teeming with verdure and
prolific with excellence May this great people, who are
spreading over mechanism OF nature
absorbing its boundess wealth, worthy such m,i-
nhcence. May they be the models of the world, and
the cheerful agents of the divinity In the diffusion OF
virtue and liberal principles throughout the earth
found my companion upon the box Of the post coach
to be an intelligent and amiable man. little way from
erkimer child appeared in the road with basket Of
the child gave them to the driver with
out speaking word, and they carefully slowed
away upon the top of the coach. Afterwards learned
that this noble fellow daily accustomed
basket Of berries from the child for which he would
pay her something more than the market price When
he arrives at the Springs he offers the berries for sale
and sale is elected part of the money which he has
given for the berries Is returned to HIM but II he I'm
able to effect sale he gives them to poor family
perhaps but he refuses to receive the berries
from the child to pay her for them This excellent
man is democrat and he intends to vote for General
Taylor and nobody else.n
Since firmly believe that these Springs will ultimate
ly become celebrated than others America
send you analysis Of the water Bi-csrbonats mag
nesa 10 grains; carbonate me 10 do; chloride so
dunn and magnesia LIS do sulphate magnesia 40 do; n.y.
dro-suphate magnesa and lime, do sulphats Of lime
20 do solid matter, 1888 do. sulphurstted hydrogen
gas, 20 o inch per gal.
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NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3d. 1s47
& ~ ~ M

NAHLISLE & KIFPANU'S EMIGHATIUN OFFICE,
~ ia connection with GEO. RIPPARD SON, 1874 Wa
erloo Road, Liverpool Persons wishing send for their
friends in the old country passage the
lowing line Of packets sailing from Liverpool the 9th
of every month, wiz
CONSTITUTION !. 500 tons Capt John Britton.
QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1900 tons, Capt p Wood
house.
LIVERPOOL. l,l50 tons, Capt John ldridge.
HOTTlNGUEH, 1000 tons, capt Ira Bursey.
Geo Rippard Son are only agents In Lyerpoo for the
above line of packets in addition which they despatch
first class ship week.
Persons sending money their friends large and small
be accommodated with drafts the Belfast
Banking Company and their branches Ireland
also the principal banks England Scotland and Wales
Apply TO CARLISLE X RIPPARD,
au2t s0tsm So South street. cor. of Wall
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GEYS FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana and New
8T2t York Line of PacketThc splendid fast sailip
e.packet ship HUDSON. p Page MISTER, is now load.
ing, and will positively sail September 49, her regular day.
For freight passage, having handsome furnished
modatons, apply board et Qrean. wharf foot of Wall
street, orto Il. X. COLLINS, Sc South st.
Agents in New Orleans J. .. Woodruff x Co.. who will
promptly forward all goods 10 their ADDRESS.
The packet ship Oswego, Capt lngetso will succeed the
Hudson, aud sail her r~griar DIV
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/ ACE CAPEs.--rETER ROBERTS, s7s Brosdway.
respectfully socis the attention OF ladies visiting New
ofk 70 ms stock OF goods comprising the following.
s9s,s e. Me- Gspe' from x upwd white and black ~
smn,o,de,sd Muslin Capss % Do DO 81 DO DO
CENTS tape bordered do 81 infan Robes and Was
very chsap ladies' work and ambour Dresses do do
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r.m GRAND FISHING, nc NC AN
6 ars9lAA=N CfQTitLON EXCURSION TO, FIR

y. Landing at Van Courtlandts Newburgh,
Poughkeepsie Kingston Catsk and
The new aud elegant Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS. Capt
A. Degroot Tuesdays Thursday and Saturday, hafpas
ak A. NJ, from the pier foot Of Robinson street, touching
Hammond street per, from New York,
For passage freight apply board the Boats Geo.
T.. Stanley at the office foot Of Robinson street.
W. All persons forbid trusting the above boats
arp ~ of the mv19 ~
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dsntay shot this morning. while either mounting or
dismounting by one Of his holster pistols unsxpect
sa,y asonsrgng itself His wound serious Du. not ,or
you until return from expedition upon which !
start tomorrow morning In company with party Of
back as an freshman would say and what the purpose
Of the expedition for Of neither the or the other
have the remotsst conception. 1t is sufficient for
to know that shall have chance of seeing something
FOR the present.
Extract OF letter from an officer In Company A In
the Massachusetts, Regiment dated Ceralvo July -,
Col Wright the glorious fellow that ever com.
manded regiment In this country. He proves to be
man ana gentleman IN every respect Since he arrived
Is concerned and since he elected Colonel his only
ambition seems to be- to make the Massachusetts, Reg
ment the crack regiment Of the country. +'r- '"
We have great many reports concerning the probable
plan the Mexicans will adopt in their anticipated gene
raj attack upon the posts forming this ne but we
not yet form opinion to their real intentions
think Gen. Taylor supposes shall fun soon,
for short time since he sent order to Camargo for
twelve pound howitzer for the of this post which
piece with the implements and large quantity of
muniton came by the last train of wagons We have
large quantities OF ball and buckshot cartridges
kets Also Our encampmens is broken up, and have
moved into an old convent which is very large and Of
have fine breeze here nearly ali the time but during
the DAY we md exposure In the open air almost nsup
portable Another thing makes it still disagreeabe
that Is the limestone formation of the earth-the
Election Of the from which, is almost torture to the
eyes On this account number of our troubled
with opthsmia. and Ia accordance with the custom OF
the country 1t usual for all but the guard to take
| siests after dinner.
Our command has been busy since 1t came here iu
burying men 0fthe North Carolina regiment, which by
the way is regiment any how Our regiment is small
bat is healthier and in better state ofdiscpine
any volunteer regiment in the country, at least have
been told so by officers in the regular service.
NAVAL
With pleasure give place to the following letter
LAGUNA, YucArAN, Aug 3, ISl7.
The following U. g. vessels and officers stationed
at Laguna, Island of Carmen Yucatan -
u. s. bomb brig Vesuvius, Geo. A. Magruder, Esq,
commander; Henry p Robertson, lieutenant; P. Ben
son De Lany, assistant surgeon Francis Key Murray,
passed midshipman and acting master; Charles Dyer,
jr, and John Msdigan jr passed mdshipmen: John s..
lsaacs, captains clerk; Francis Dawson acting gunner
U. s. schooner Mahonese syvanus w. Godon lieu
tenant commanding; John H. Brown, passed midship-
man. acting MASTER Henry $. Newcomb Joseph s. Day,
passed midshipmen.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
CiRCULATION-FORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERA1D-Every day. Price cents per copy-s7
= per anpum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Prics 81 cents
ETs n EiIR s rssm PseIet day.
Price sA cents copyso per annrm including postage
payable advance. subscriptions and Advertisements Will %
received by Messrs Galignan 10 Yivenne Paris L.
sinQnSs Comh and John Miller the bqcksesI London
LIST Of January Of ysarsgle copies sixpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS, the usual prices-always cash IN
advance Advertisements should be written 10 PLAIN leglbe
manner The Proprietor viii not be responsible for errors that
may in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch
All letters or communications by mail addressed to the
establishments be paid. the postage will be do
Quoted from tho subscxiptou m0nsv remitted-
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE.
TO SAT EVERY fEN Days -

TO SAIL EVERY TEN DAYS.
Ship O6WEGO, Captain Johnson
Ship HUDSON Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain IngersoIl.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt
Ship SARTE.I.LE, Captain Taylor
Bark GENESEE, Captain Minot.
Bark ]. f.; WILLIAMS, Captain Parker.
Bark HEBRON, Captain Creg.
The above ships all Of the first class of light draft
water and commanded by the experienced captains.
attention paid the comfort and Of the passen
gers
Neither the captains Of the above ships will
sponsibe for ewely bullion precious silver plated
for letters parcels packages by
board Of them unless regular bills Of adng taken the
same and the value therein pressed.
For freight passage apply board Orleans wharf
Of wall street, or to E. X. COLLINS, Sc South street.
Agent in New Orleans-Joln Woodruff & Co., who will
lv f,rxvar dali Ma the,r draea
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IL e rAobAur. O0DICE.
a. - - m

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have added several splendid ships.
their line of packets between this and Liverpool which has
Of more than thirty years and have hesitation in assuring
their friends from England, Scotland Ireland, that they will
find these ships inferior in point of comfort
six days throughout the making delay and the eonse
quent the Of embarkat
bic passage per from various Irish
Scotch ports with bread stus and hospital paid may
decline coming the full amount raid will be promptly
'0n0'0 0'0' SAMUEL THoMPsoN NEPHEw
215 Pearl street.
Drafts or exchange payable at sight also furnished for
Grimshaw Co, Liverpool; the National Baih Of Scotland;
National Bank Of Ireland, and Northern Banking Co. Apply
as above iy2O 3Ot$rc
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The State Central Committee Of Connecticut have
called state convention meet the 22d September
to nominate candidates for governor and other state
officers as well az to appoint two delegates to represent
the state at large 10 the next national convention for
nominating candidates for President and Vice President
Of tho United States and will also maze an expression
In regard to the proper time and place for holding such
convention
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s-rvan MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
E~fasS1zSHS IHOy and smrdlate Landings.

r.
0kfe@oxruE breakfast and Dinner ON board the Boat
The low pressure steamboat TROY Captain A. Corhnp,
will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Barclay street Monday
ing the opposite days.
The Steamer NIAGARA, Capt H. l.. Kellogg will leav.
the Steamboat Pier foot OF Barclay street. Tuesdav Thurdsv
opposite days. - w
o Fare 50 Cents
freight, apply on board. OF to y D. Hall at
ths once on the wharf, jy2o
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c FOR SHRE LONG BRA
Ex9kP; w. sCHENCK's, HIGHLANDs,

The Line Stages will run to Howell Works. Squan Village
and Feehou stages to convey passengers all Of the
country.
b All person. are forbid trusting the above boat on ac-
count OF the owners J. Z. ALLAIRE.