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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
An ac, IN relation to trial by jury,

II Is Hcre6y ehnrtfd, Yc.
SEC. L. When any person shull he brought before any
magistrate, chafd with either of the ocnces mentioned in
section twenty dxe, twenty-five, twenty three twenty -four
and twenty-five of chapter ninety five, and in sections
and ten, of chapter yeg aud in sections five and
seven, of of the Revised Statutes such
magistrates, ia cNe he shall decide bind tho
spondeni for a at the county court but jurisdiction
of and try tho respondent FOX the offence said
actions shall, the request OF such respondent
jury to he Immediately summoued TO such person. the
expense of the treasury, which the fno payable in case
a recovery is had in favor Of such respondent.
SEc J. This act shall take effect from its passage.
AnnruNnl. NnNnmhe1 L.. lSi2
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An act to tax for the support of Government
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
tex Of twelve the dollar, is the list
of the polls aud atabe estate, of the inhabitants of the
State, for the thousand eight hundred eight
To be paid into the eusury, by tho first day of June next
money certificates notes issued by the
Suite, orders drawn by the auditor Of accounts orets
drawn by the supreme county courts, orders dawn
by county clerks, approved by court auditor
Approved, November = 1913.
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An act to amend section Is of chapter 20 of the Revised
utes, entitled " of private corporations"
II IS hereby enact'd, &c.
The court of cancery application Of any stakeholder,
creditor member of corporation whose charter
PRED or has been dnnud shall expire be annued and
which has been or shall DO extended by law beyond the
of three mentioned in section of said
seventy may in its discretion appoint receiver
cevers, or trustee of and for such corporation time
within the period to which such corporation shall
DO extended and such receiver receivers shall all
the powers and perform all the duties prescribed by section
eighteen of said chapter and the powers of said
receivers, may be contained long said shall Judge
necessary for the purposes contemplated in said section
onteeu.
Proeded snch court of chnnccry SHALL upon the applica-
on OF such CREDITOR stakeholder member, be required and
ordered to provide ample security all the rights
parties Interested in said application before such
sion shall be made any such receiver,
tees shall be appointed Prooidd, also that notice Of such
application shall be given by publication in public pa
per printed in the county where the il made
two weeks before the time for the heung OF said uppca
ton
Approved November 10, lsi8
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AUSTRIA.

IRoS. During the year, New York railroads
alone have contracted for G6,000 tons of British
iron-costing over three millions of dollars.
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in amendment Of relating the grand list.

An act in amendment Of relating to the grand list
IL Is hereby enacted, &c.
The sixteenth section of entitled An relating
the grand list" approved November H. 1871, amend
ell read follows: 10 tho OF any unoccu
pied real shall be unknown the assessOrs
shall be set in tho list either in the OF the origta
gance by such other description, in the judgment Of
the assessor, shall best designate the aud whenever
any division OF the original rights ii ganees has been
shall be muo ia whole in pant, tho shai
In the list each lot of every dvisio separately from
the other lots of the right ia all ciscs where
rgna rights of grantees have been divided tho
the several shu in making up the grand list lor 1919,
npaise and in the list, each lot separately all
where the has not been done.
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ed that Paris would not be be controlled or
thwarted by the departments; that Paris, which
had made the revolution of February and pro-
claimed the republic, without thinking it neces-
sary to consult the departments, would maintain
its conquest and that the people for this were
ready to take their muskets and descend into the
streets.
The Assembly commenced today the revision
of the project of the constitution
1t seems likely that the revision will be com
pleted before the end of the week. and the con
sutution proclaimed.
AUSTRIA.
We are still without any direct communica :
tons from Vienna. 1t appears, however, beyond
a doubt, that it has been attacked and bombar-
ded by Wndsch:ratz, and that his troops haze
suffered severely, and when the last accounts
left had faled to make themselves masters OF
the town. Jelachich had been compelled to re-
tire, and the citizens are determined to destroy
the city rather than surrender. The defence of
Vienna can only be paralIclcd by the defence of
Saragossa.
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VERMONT wATCHMAN STATE JoURNAIk NOVEMBER 49, 1s4s
Mlorkcts.
New York Wool Market, Nov. ~.

Tho improvement n'oned in last hns been fully
sustained during the week aud many lois have changed
hands Sales have heen mostly between those engaged IN
the business rather than 10 manufacturers, though some Of
the latter have bought for immediate use. $3.50
Tho ok hand Is small aud prices have improved ul
ly po cent from the lowest point Of depression. The
is Tor manufactured Goods, and cannot
prospect encouraging i1 great Improvement in p
tbs opening of spring business. Present prices Tor
fabric ard material long exist If it continues
hutdy think manufacturers will producing In tho
face Of certain loss and the consequence will be, tile
cheap labor of Europe wi carry he day, md growers Of
wOnl will have 10 seek Other markets for their products
WV hear of sales during tho week of 001 lbs Of all
grades, and smaller than usual 1T this season.
with but little coming forward. We do not vufy quota
tons from last week. but pur hhs's cuud not be made
of either grade, except at slight advanc" hosc prices.
Sdxonv Fleece, - ?6
MornO, % a 30
do 81 to full blood, 81 %
Comm on, ~ 81
do Pulled, No. !, 90 n
dn Pulled super, 81 25
Lambs, 2la2
do Country Pulled, 81 a %
de- do super, 81 d
do No. ,, l2a 10
Dry Goods Reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23

Hon. A. ID. Sims, member of Congress from
Georgetown District, S. c., died at Kingstree on
the 10Th inst.
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Deaths.

In East Randolph Nov. ., bcn. De,huel Koth aged 70
years.
In Savannah, Ga. Nov sth, Frnnces daughter of Rev.
John Wheelo d. d. Of Burlingtoi J., aged 10 years.
In ST. Johnsbury, Nov. l5 Leonard Huntington, Esq. aged
20 years.
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burlington, Nov. Is, 1913.
j. Men, SKATER, Secretary OF State of Vermont
by certify that the foregoing, 10 chapters true copies
acts of the General Assembly Of this Suto passed
tojer session, A. ID. 1873.
J. Mem. SIIAFTER.
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An making further provision infringement the
Slate inauces.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. Tho Auditor of accounts against the State shall
hereafter peorm the formerly ,equed of
Auditor ia the treasury department, whose oihce Is hereby
abolished.
Src.2 The Qulrer Master General shall annually sub
nit his record of allowances, and the accounts and claims
upon which lie has drawn orders during the preceding year.
of the legislative committees OF claims whose duty
sha be examine into the pTopey and economy Vi the
same and report thereon.
sac g. The Treasurer tho State shall annually furnish
abstracts of u the orders paid by him during the preceding
year, dawn by the Auditor OF Accounts and the Quarter
Master General 10 the committees who their aowau-
under examinations and said committee shall carefully
compare said abstracts with the allowance. of officers.
SIC A. Whenever shall be found t,al ANY claim has
been allowed by rensoD Of mistake fraud by any
aor, other officer, tho enoneousl allowed may
be recovered Of the TO whom the order upon al
lowance made payable, ~ un action for had aud
received, be brought in the OF tho Treasurer of
Stae aud such allowance shall he no bar TO recovery
such action.
Approved November II, 1913.
An act to provide for filling in district Offices
IN certain cases.
When any cause. vacancy shall in the Offices
Of clerk collector OF taxes, prudential committee OF
school district in apy town this state the selectmen shall
supply such vacancy until election shall DO made aud
subject to all the duties, requirements aud liabilities TIT
would be, # chosen by such school Districts
Approved November 2, lS4S.
An alteration of enttled san in addition
chapter ~ OF the Revised Statutes relating 10 highways
and bridges !" approved Nov. Is, ls47.
sse l. 80 much OF the act of which this is an alteration
aas contained in the fifteenth aud sixteenth lines eeoi IA
the following words, " in through which such bridge or
road ID not located" is hereby repealed
HEo. g. This act shall take effect from It's passage.
Approved November 49, 1913.
An act ia amendment of section fifteen of chapter twenty
eight of the Revised Statutes entitled OF process"
IL is hereby enacted, 70
SEC. Section fifteen of chapter twenty eight of tho
sised sta,utes shall be amended as to include in the
Giles the cob, stalks, unC
il the hnsk, which shall be subjected to all the provisions
\ OF said section.
sEo 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 49, lelo
An act ia addition chapter 80 Of the Revised Statutes
titled " of Eeetmens"
II is hereby enacted &c.
sEo L. The thirty first section Of chapter IHIRrr-Fv
of the Revised Etdtues, is hereby repealed.
SEc. The provisions Of said chapter shall extend 10 a
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An act regulating the of appointing Surveyors
HIGHWAYS

| az Is hertOy enacted, Sc
The seeeien of tho several towns the State hereby
required u nuke out and present list ot candidates Tor
veyOrs Of highways in the several districts thereof
nua town meetings of their respective towns for their APP
prevail
| AppIoved Nov. 9, 1913,
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An act providing for tender oil amends in certain
N.S kyc5y eHacted, &c.
~ all where persons have sustained injuries in
sequence Of the insuhcency of highways, excepting inu
Ies 10 the person. the town IN which the accident happened
may, by of their seecimen, any time tender
TO the party injured, sufficient amends therefor and also
such town may in the ubove named, make such
dei after the of an action to three y be-
fore The sitting Of the court il such action brought before
the county court to twenty hours before the time of
trial il before Justice OF the Peace, by including the
which shall have accrued at the time such made
aud afterwards sued to damages for such INJURIES
aud IN all cascs when tho tender made alter the
mencemen of ucton, if such action be further
such t0wn may set forth such tender in their plea prove
the same under the general issue tho usual urm bringing
the rendered INTO COURT und the damages
for such injuries shall exceed the rendered.
the defendant shall recover his costs.
Approved Nov. 9th, ls4S
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ADAMS NEW ARITHMETIC.
Do

KGVISNU EVHtsUh.
rVHIS valuable School Book the
of the former edition, in greatly improved form with
such corrections aud additions the Of the tmes de-
mnnd. hus been already very extensively adopted in
place of The old edition. and is received with most unqua
fed approval.
Adams New Arithmetic is almost the only work A.
rhmetic used in extensive sections In New England II is
used every part the United STATES and in the State Of
New York. is the Text Book in ninety three of tho
hundred and fifty five Academies which reported tina Re-
gents of the University i5i7 has been adapted to the
currency Of repnbshcd Cnnadu. II has been
lated and re published in Greece Notwithstanding the
multiplication of Atithmecs, made up many of thep OF the
material OF this work it has steadily Increased in the pubic
GIyor and demand. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
OUR. ROCKS

WILL bo closed L. the continuance of credit Monday
w the 4ih dny of December. We shnl get them exam
ined and ready by the 18th close off all unsettled
counts ms fast ms possible.
We shall close oil the rest Of Goods So 500 worth
ho hand and short prices Tor Cash up to the first day OF
January and the balance will then he sold Auction not
otherwise disposed Of. STORRS & LANGDON.
Nnyemher %. Is -
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AnecdOtc, News and Gossin

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AdNcl regaInting thc lu!ics Of Road commi.sIonel,


SEC. AN Board of Commissioners who may have been
heretofore appointed by the County Supreme Court
build, make fdtiu repair any bridge, lay out
discontinue highway, and who have not completed the
business of e commission Commissioners hereafter
lie appointed bsud court for the purpose aforesaid shu
have power order and direct the towns, in or
through which such highways shall be laid out, altered
grade the hills thcrcin to such inclination said
shall think proper un they shall make estimates of
mission, the order made upon such town. and said
Inmates and said may for sufficient reasons accept
reject said report in whole, or part, and order such town
grade the hills upon such highway, in such
and to such inclination, they shall deem proper
If in ;hc opinion of said any wn
would be excessively bnrdened by deuyng the whole
pcnse OF such bridge road TIE grading of such hills
said shall make examination all the
relating such bridge road, and the grading of
building repairing such bridge making such road aud
grading such hills the ability of such bear such
eDsc and the benefit TO such town aud other the
vicinity, derived from the repair such
bridge road, and the grading of such hills and it, upon
such examinations the commissioners shall be of opinion,
that such would be excessively burdened by dcuayng
all the expense aforesaid they shall give reasonable
deem especially benefited, by such bridge, road grading
of the tmc and place at which such may be heard in
the pTemises and it, upon such hearng, said commissioners
shall be OF opinion that such town ought bear
portion of said EXPENSE they shall uppoon such part
Of, they shall deem just and reasonable, other
which they shall deem benefited by such bridge
road be paid by such town in the proportion
forcsad: and said commissioners shall hereupO, make
port Of their dOnys said court, and such may there
upon, the benefited, according
such report, and make order the provided
law, roads and bridges
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23

An addition chapter 35 Of the Revised Statutes
titled {" Of Ejeetments."
II is hereby enacted, &c.
sEo l.. The thru -frst section Of chapter IHIRrrFIvE
of the Revised stdtutes, is hereby repealed.
o. The provisions Of said chapter shall extend to all
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tsarc and Curious Documents.
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An making further provision infringement the
Slate finances.
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All the Art-UniOns.

These Essays form guido to health und long life
valuable Treatise of our Time they show al people
of all ages aud conditions, how TO vehow TO think
how eXeresbow To control the passions and an.
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familiar with these TrmaI knble papers, which should he
universally circulated or tho benefit OF the whole human
A anriIa NJ
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ANY GENTLEMAN,

IN want of Crnvat, Stock Collar for his neck-a Hdkf
for his pocket-a pair of Suspenders-G loves stock
ngs-wi lind il Tor his interest call ut SCOTTS Cheap
Cash Store before purchasing,
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Ry WIN. M. .HOKRISO.N, .7uc.t0nrcr.

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS.--Undcr
l. the authority of deed OF trust from Richard Thomp
and wife William Prou,, dated 18th October, 1887,
and recorded in Liber w b. No %, folio As OF the land
records of Washington county, ID, c., the subscriber Cub
stitued the place said Prou deceased, by
the decree OF the circuit court OF the District oil Columbia
for the county OF Washington will sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, all the right tc and interest OF said
Thompson and Wife, in three lots of ground in the city OF
Washington, being moieiy of lots Nos 2 6, and g.
square SIS These lots located north of the jail.
Terms One-ouph OF the purchase money TO be paid in
hand the day sale, and the residue in six twelve
and eighteen from that day. with Interest," the pur-
give bond and security for the deferred payments
and deed of the premises.
The title is believed to be unquc,tionabe, but the sub
scber selling trustee will convey only such is vested
in him.
The sale will take place the premises IL O'clock
on Thursday the 18th January next,
CASSlUS +. LEE, Trustee.
I2-codts
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Transportation OF Stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bnrean of ProYisions and Clothing. Dec. l 1, ISL,


Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Dec. III, 1913.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
the of Africa" will be received this bureau
until O'clock p. m Thursday. the 4h day of January
iSl9 for the transportation of 1000 barrels (more ess) of
eminent stores from the nayyyad at Charestown Mas
sachusetts the consgnee Pon Paya, Cape de Verde
The oilers mnst state the price asked per barrett without
distinction between and dry; and each barrel Cor two
halt bsrfels) of beef pork -four, rce vinegar pickles
whisky, or dried apples will be considered as barrel
all other packages be estimated ut the rate OF 81 cubic
feet TO barrel, whatever they contain; and IN the
measurement OF all casks other than barrels the hhs VIII
be deducted Ten fairweaher working lay days TO be al
lowed at the of Charesown for taking IN and
fifteen iaweather working lay days 10 be allowed al Port
Payment to be made by any navy agent in the United
States be selected by the bidder and designated In the
charerpay within thirty days after producing satisiac-
evidence OF the delivery Of the The vessel must
pass the usual inspection and be at the Charesown
yard y the 10th day of anudy lS49 ready to receive her
cargo and if presented for examination within three
days after being notified of her acceptance the bureau will
consaer Itself liberty offer the freight 10 the next low
bidder make such arrangements as may best sub
the public interest
Dec l2-laWtu
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PATENT AGENCY.
Dec. l2-3taW4wds

d H. WATSON, attorney and solicitor of Patents, Wash
L lngton d. c., prepares specifications and drawings,
and solics letters for inventions, this
and in Europe, and ransacs with ptness and for
moderate fee, all business belonging to his profession
comprehensive experience practical mechanic
bes him readily understand the of Invention
him by letter. the inventor be informed whether his
discovery be paentabie, and how proceed obtain
patent. without the expense and trouble OF coming in per-
Washington
A residence the Patent Office, where he all
times have models. drawings, records and other
of formation that do exist elsewhere enables
him draw specifications that will the rights of
one inventor without infringing those Of Others and fnr-
full and reliable information all questions submit
him relating patents
Models be with entire safety through the Ex-
press
For evidence of his potency and integrity he would
respectfully refer all those whom he has transacted
business.
Letters must be postpaid.
Office on street, opposite the Patent Office
Dec. 2-eod Inns