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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
Aspect or the Thirty First Congress.

SENATE.
U1;sa u, Halics; Na,ires in Small Cdpdls; Democrats
IN Roman; ihosr marked r. ). are Free soiiers
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This seat Is 10 be contested ny Daniel Miller whir,
in consequence Of the rejection Of the poll hook Of the
Kanesvlle precinct. &t's E
/ Elected as Taylor men, but are democrats.
This seat Is DO contested by John s. Little, lf, @h.
on account Of alledged fraud In the returns from Richmond
and the district Of Penn.
This seat he contested by Nr Duncan (whis> for NJ
legged fraudF.
Z WISCONSIN is now entitled to three members
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Total number Of Senators,
Senators to be elected,
Wings, elected and to he elected,
Democrats, elected and 10 be elected,
Uncertain,
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H. u. Rhett J. $. Pendle.on,, William Duer, Robert
McClcland, Daniel Duncan.
OAhe 1srritories.-Mes c. B. Smith, X. B..
Cransion, Howell Cobb, julius Rockwell, James
Thompson, Daniel Gott 1. +. Morse, Nathan Evans,
#, Pillsbury
On Revolutionary Pensions.--MTessrs. VIM. NJ.
Cooke, Peter ii, Sylvester, John ID. Cummins, John
Freddy, Thos $. Bocock, Richard S. Donnell,
David Hammons, W. Strong, Sidney Lawrence.
On Iaratn Pensions. --Messrs A. 3. Fulton, Hen
ny Mes, George Fries w. T. Lawrence, a. w. Ven
able, II. A. Thompson, George n. Eckert, J. s.
Wiley, Geo. Petric.
on roads and Canais--Messrs. Rsbt G. Schencl,
Elias b. Holmes, Robert Smith, Alexander Irwin,
A. W. H. Clapp, Cornelius Warren, Samuel o.
peyton, William A. Newell, Job Mann.
On Iatents.--Messrs. John w. Fanely, VIM. b.
Maclay, Thomas J. Henley, John w. Jones, and John
on Public buildings and Grounds. Messrs
John w. Houston, VIM. b. Preston, James J. Faran,
Robert NJ. McLane Gideon Reynolds.
on Repisal and Unfinished Business. Messrs.
Henry Mes, +. w, Lord, ARENAS Hale, Thomas j.
Turner, Ii. l.. w. HILL
On ACCOMPLISHMENTS d. p. King, Linn Boyd
2: $. Gregory G. A, siarkwenlher, VIM. Kennon, jr
VIM. Henry.
On M1iags.-AIessrs Hiram Belchcr, Thomas
Riehcy, Cornelius Warren, w, A. Richardson, James
S. Green.
:, o. Engraving .-lTessrs Lewis c. Levin, Henry
On he Library n congress on The Part Of The
House. AIessrs. William h. Preston, Henry c. MUIR
ply, Jno. G.. Palfrey.
The following committees appointed at the first
session stand through the Congress-, viz:
Committee On Expenditures in the STATE Depart
men, Messis. d. NJ. Rarrngcr, John H. Crozler,
Samuel Lain, James Dixon, VIM. Collins.
On Expenditures Ia tho Treasury Department.
Messrs, Joseph NJ. Root, II. S. Donnel, A. Birdsal
A. Buckner, w. S. Featherslon.
On Expenditures In the Har Department -Messrs
John II. Crozier, II. w. Thompson, VIM. Kennon
Jr Il. w. Lord, A. Lincoln.
IN Erpendiuresiaa The Nary Department = MIessrs
r. w Thompklns, Nathaniel Boyden, VIM. b. Mac
lay, p, l.. Clark, Amos Tuck
On Expenditures IN The Post Office Departments
Messrs James Wilson, Orlando Kellogg, C. Il. Stuart
s. Letter, John y. Thompson.
On Expenditures on the Public Buadtngs--M ossrs
T.. Darlington Cabell, James G, Hampton, William
Sawyer, Elias B. Holmes w. a. Richardson.
On Enrolled Dills-NIessrs James G. Hampton J.
l.. Robinson.
On Printing. .Messrs H. $. Conger, Thomas J.
Henley, John b. Thompson. @
SELECT COMMITTEE or THE HOUSE
To inquire into heerpaiiency Of SO amending t'ie
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ments were debated by Messrs. Allen, Miles, and
llumlin, when the subIec. was postponed to Mon
day next Adjourned.
HousE.-A resolution was offered by MIR.
Dixon, for the Committee on Commerce TO re-
port measures 10 prevent the taking of Calior.
MIA gold to other countries Tor coinage. Agreed
TO unanimously.
An unsuccessful effort was made by Mr.. Cog
gin, to take up the Postage bill.
The P0checo slave indemnity bill came up,
and was warmly advocated by Mr.. Toombs, who
said that the claim demanded was perfectly just
and right and urged The House TO act avorably
upon it. The subject had been under consider
alton long enough, and had already cost the sum
OF $4,000 therefore he desired that the bill
might be agreed to.
The bill was passed by q vote of LOG to 81.
The House, in Committee, considered The bill
for the establishment of Board to settle private
claims against government. Mr.. Rockwell, OF
Connecticut, made speech in favor OF it, when
the Committee rose, aud the House djourned.
Saturday, Jan. 20.
The Senate was not in session.
10 the House, the business transacted was UNI
important In a Committee OF the Whole, the
bill for the settlement OF private claims was
brought up, and various amendments were offer
ed, some of which were agreed TO, and others re-
jected. The Committee rose without decision.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

Foreign uoolens imported, Ss4779.
We can readily how class OF manufacturers af
ford to pay present pces," aud better prices still for
woolwo those who work from 80 so per cen ut
cotton into hunnes, shawls, pantlloou sufs, and
broadclohs. This is done and for deal Of
"Chcap Clothing" which really proftabe cheap is.
Can tho Reporter classify and distinguish Union Cloths" In
its reports' If Information IL correct, the bona fde
oooen manufacturers, the trade and the public deeply
interested in understanding this branch Of business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
Samuel Juellkin's ESTATE.
AGENCY
of the
New-YOrk PCkin Tea Company.

rN1S Company the largest in New York. have establish.
ed Branch OF their House in Montpelier, aud have
made
Badger, Keith g. Barker,
their exclusive agents for the sale Of their choicest
including all the varieties imported from China.
he following is list Of our Tons, with the prices nxed
GREENS
Coed Young Hyson, f0c, .vtty good so, fine GO IL;
No, =. Fngt1nt do. 49, No. 3, very fine, 81;
Silver Leaf l Golden chop 8 80
Good Tyson 40, good do So fine do G2 o very fine Is
Extra Fragrant 81 Good Tyson skin %, 81, 80, 75c.
Good Imperial IS very fine do s extra fna 81 rs.
Good Gunpowder IS ino do 81, extra fue do. s. SO.
BLACKS.
Souchong o. 30, 30 and ~, Congo, various prices.
Fine Ool0rs 80, very fine do. IS, oxuj tine do 81.
Niugy ong 80, 40 and 80.
Fine Eng Bfeukrist Ten, very richly nlvOrcd 75c.
Fine Orange Pchoe i2 IL, finest Pekuc Flowers 81.
lowquu, or finest Black Tea IN ported Is
Ne Plus UlHa Icns, both Green and Bluck the highest
Grades gfown 10 China, 81 80
p. = These Teas done in neat nnckagrs, pounds
halt ana quarter pounds, aud lined with tin foil, be
safe from The iujurnus effects Of the atmosphere and
guarantee 10 families that they shall give perfect satisfaction
both in pIco aud quality, they may be returned and tho
money will he riiuulcd.
Please call and try them. O5
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Illinois. General Shields Qoco) has been e.
lecled to the U. S. Senate ID succeed Mr. Breese,
(loco.) The General goes for the Wilmot provi
so.
0Cj~Gen Cass has been defeated in the sena-
toriaI election. DoubIy unfortunate man.
The vote of the people for Governor OF Ohio,
as declared by the Speaker on II e 9th instant in
joint meeting Of the two houses OF the Legisa-
tule, is as follows:
For Seabury Ford 246l9l
For John u. eler 2I732O
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4flnrriaors.

In this village, the l7if ns by the Rev. A. Webster,
Mr. Levi Adams, of Cabot and Miss Temperance Chand-
Ter, of Berlin.
In Orange January 1s Mr. Andrew J. Bancroft Of Barre,
to Miss Hannah II Powers, of Drange.
At Marsh6ed January 18TH, John r. Holmes Of North.
field and Alma r. Lease of rlanGeld duly joined iu
marriage by J. Il. Carpenter, Esq
In Wilidmstown Jan. lst, by Rev. T.. w. Teycr, Mr..
james Lyon TO Miss Marcia Smith, both of w.
By the same, Jan 10, Mr. Omnge w Dickerson OF Wash.
ton, to Miss Nuncy Flint Of WilInmstown.
By the Jiuupry l7h MIR. Dennis Tdon, of Barre,
TO Miss Mary Ann Walker, OF WiIiamstown.
In Peuchnm, Jan 4h, Mr. John Martini OF Danville 10
Miss Jane Il. Gdllun, ofPeacham.
In Peacham, Dee, 81 by Row. IT. p. Crshng, Rev WIN.
Camp, Of Land grove, Miss Jane d. leay of pcacum.
IN Calais, the l7h inst, by Rev. w. II Lor. DR.. w.
l.. J.. Schenck, OF Franklin, OliO, to Miss Julia Bliss Of
Calais, VT.
In Woodbury., tho 18th instant, by A. Town, ESQ Mr.
Ezra a. Remission, Of Woodbury., and Miss Sarah Fling, of
Lowell, Mass.
In Nurhield Jan. 49, by Row A. G. Button, Mr. Spencer
w. Williams, and Miss Maria Nj. Holden, both OF N.
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DratI)s.

etlin on the 22d instant, Mis- Eunicc Bull cy rect
ct the late Charles Bulkey aged el yeurs, months Pin.
tiers in Connecticut req. sc.
At Winooski Falls. Bur Dec. l4h MI Charles
A. Gree uleat, formerly OF De:by, AZ.
l9 New Orleans, Oh ust Mr. James Little, Of Vermont,
aged20.
In Lowell, Mass 18th u Miss Marietta CLARK, formerly
of Brow nngtnn, VT. 10.
Burlington, 2Jh instant, james Dean, L. l.. D., in his
1874 year.
Ia Waterbury, 2Olh instant, Eliza w daughter ofB r..
Goss, aged yours months
Al BankOS, siam, sept 49, ofctyspoas aud inflammation
Of the lungs, Rev Jesse Casw. Mssonuty aged Years.
Mr. e. was native Of Vermont, and graduate Of Middle
In Walden, Dec o. orconsumption Mary E. daughter Of
tho Late Dca. Gilman Dow, aged - years, months.
In MlddleseX, on the let instant, Mr. Cyrus ui aged 81
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Open TO Bellows Falls.

La "a Es i.


On aud afssr .rJonday, Fan. 1s, 1s49,
PASSENGER TRAINS will ,eave Boston, in conne-
ton with the Fichburg Trains, daily, at O'clock a.
und 3,45, r. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls at 80 and 4,3OP. NJ.
Leave Keeuo for Boston at G, A. NJ. and 2, Is p VI.
Leave Koene for Bellows Falls and Charleston, at
II 20 A. NJ.
Passengers by the frat train from Boston will proceed
rocty through to Bellows Falls, and by first Train down d.
rectly through to Boston.
Passengers by the last train up and last down will
main keone night, Boston at 10 ococ
and at Bellows Falls at Ia O'Clock he following morning
All tho above trains connect with the trains tho Sui
tnuous railroad line from Bosor that place. Also
ton with tho trains Of tho Nashua and Worcester aud ston
Brook Railroads, by which direct communication DO, {
ways, without delay at Gfoon il abshed between Cut
cord, Mancheser Nashua Lowell Lawrence aud the Sut,
OF Maine Worcester, Providence, New York City and
Albany aud Kocne, Wulpoe Bellows Falls Rutland, alt
Western Vermont, Chaestown, Windsor, aud tho entire
lines of tho Vermont Central and Passumpsic Railroads.
Stages IN connection this line from Wnche ndon
TO inJge and Jailey ION Fizwillinm Richmond,
chester, Hinsdao and BattlebOo.
From Keene to ChcsCtod and Brattlebnro; from Bel.
lows Falls to Rutland, Whitehall and Burlington.
From the Sullivan Railroad ChutlesOwu Caromont
Newport, Springfield, Weatherfud and Windsor, Wood.
stock and Hanover
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls ut 80 NJ. reach
New York Cuy, Worcester and Norwich the moi
ming al 8 O'Clock.
a,Frcight Trains will run in connection with the usual
Fitchbug ltuns
l.. TlLToN, Engineer.
Keene, Jan. S, 1919. 05f
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INDIANA the following resolutions were a.
dopicd by the Loco TOGO State Convention of In
diana. They were introduced by George A.
Chapman of The State Sentinel:
Resolved, That the institution Of slavery
ought Dot TO be introduced into any Territory
whete It does not now exist.
Resolved, That iuasmuch as New Mexico and
California are in fact and in law, Free Terrific.
rlcs, It is the duty OF Congress to prevent the in
PRODUCTION OF Slavery within their limits.
Destruction Of Property By Frcshet. A des-
patch from Pittsburgh states that by the rise of
the Mouongchaia tver property has been CARR.
ed off To The value OF $4,000. Several persons
barely escaped wIIh lhuIr lives.
Ono LEGISLATURE. Columbus, Jan. TO-
The JOINT Committee appointed to examine the
returns of votes for Governor, have placed them
III the hands OF the Secretary Of State, who will
praDhbly settle the difficulty.
arrest Of the supposed .un,deyer Of Mr. Par
krr. Tie Bo.t,u journal states that Mr. Sheriff
Bayljes, OF New bedford, arrested in that city
on Wednesday afternoon man just returned
iron IL whuilng voyage, on suspicion OF being
the murderer Mr.Parker, Of Manchester, MI.
in the early part OF the year 1876 The sheriff
committed the man to prison, and has gone to
Manchester t. get information relating to the
matter. 1t Is sulu That The person arrested made
partial confession OF his guilt.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I5.-Provisions active,
and unchanged. Within the last two days there
have been forty deaths by cholera.
appointments blythe President by and nth the
ddrice and consent q The Senate. John b. Weller
OF OHIO, TO be commissioner for running the
boundary line between the United States and
the Republic If Mexico, under the 9Th article of
the Treaty with that Republic, concluded Oh The
second OF February, ISIS, IN the place OF A. H.
Sewer, who was nominated to the Senate and
has since died.
The Cholera among The troops in Ieras subsi-
ding. Galveston papers Of ,he I'd inst say that
Ill5Tt LIvacca were subsdng There had been
no new cases nor any deaths tor several days, and
the general opinion was that the disease was al
an end. None Of the citizens Of Lavacca had
been attacked with the disease, and both that
place and Indian Point were, excepting the sick
ness among the troops, quite healthy.
Decision OF The Dor CdSe-Advices from
Washington state that the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court, on Wednesday delivered a re-
port upon the Rhode Island Dorr case, affirming
the judgment OF tie Circuit Court of Rhode Is
land, IN condemnation Of the Dorr revolt OH ev-
cry point raised, the counsel for the plaintiff has
been overruled by the Court
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4ttarkets.
Eragnton Cattle nsarl1rl--Jan. 4

Reported ior the Daily Advertiser
Al Market GU Beet Cattle, oO SUies, 400 sheep, and
- SWINE.
PRIcfs-BeQ Cauie-last weeks prices not sustained.
EXua OoO 500 hrsi quality 81 025 second SIS 81
40; lhud 80 50 ~
HOrkihg ULeH-NG Sales noticed.
Cows and Cnoes-saies al 81, S25, 30, IS and S37.
Sheepsaies OIL lots al 81, 25J, 2i5 wethers 800 49,
and s 80.
s~tne-None at Market. small lot are expected ne II
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Provisionssacs Of 1875 bbs Primo Pork ot 10 so; l0Odo
SIS rs bbls beef at 10 80 per Dbl, cash
FlourModerate sales of Gcnesee, good brands at
5,s7 10 Cor1-White has been sold to day at 55c
yellow fiat 62c market not brisk. Northern Oats
selling d5c. beawnte SO a 37c. Rye zoe per blu. cash
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
SetIl Shnw,s t.sta1c-

THE suscfibefs having been appointed by the Ionora-
he Probate Court ior Inc district of Washington Com.
missones to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all pesvns against tho Seth Show lao
and the sim OF six months from he 10Th day Of January
lei9 allowed by said Court 10 the creditors said
ed 10 exhibit aud prove their respective claims before
DO give notice viii attend to the duties of our an
poinment al The dwelling house OF Elizabeth Shaw 10 Ber-
n in sud district the second Wednesdays of
and July lo4y one oco kalernoOn, said
January 9th, a. D. le4y.
TIMOTHY CROSS, Commits
W SAMUEL JONES, 1 siOpsrs,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
PRIME DRIED APPLE,
Ian. A.
Daniel HarringtOn's Estate.

THE Subscribers having beel appointed by tie Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Randolph eomnis.
soners to receive, examine aud adjust all Claims aud de.
ma nds OF all the estate of DAHL Harrington
late OF Wiamstown in said district, Deceased represented
msoven and tho term oi months from The 10Th day of Jan
uiy, e49, allowed by said Court The creditors of
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us-Do give notice that will attend the duties OF
appointment at the dwelling house of widow Belsey Ha
'hson IN Williamsburg in said District, the 18th day
oil February aud l2 day Of July next O'Clock in the
afternoon, On each of sud days.
DANIEL ID. MARTIN, Commits
- JONATHAN LEWIS, ( sioners.
WIlliamstown, January 20, A, ID. lS4g O6+
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New Work wool Market, Jan. 40.

More buyers having made their appearance, this market
has become animated About 40 to 50 900 pounds sold
during the last woek manufacturers aud holders
demanding advance of per pound all grades
They urge the stock is SMALL und the demand will he
for than they have hand bring forward. We
do how manufacturers afford to present
prices o tho materia and hopo that wool holders will
recooct that advance wooden fabrics been oa
zTd yet 1t is truc may have ordered their goods
held high hut remains TO be whether the consumer
vii cnns To- Tho Ian.
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Wholesale Prices Current.
Efutn The Uoston Datly Adyertscr

posION, Jan. ~.
.Ashes-Pot, Ia 6 l-2 Pearl ditto.
POS and Pearls both scarce, aud will readily bring &c
per p"und, cash
BeeaDaL-l elbow 20 a "a.
Brtstes-American 80 ii 40.
Feathers-l.lvc geese Northern 81 n 80.
FfOHf-Gent fancy ST 80 u 00-conmon $751;
trah-Nohern eorub' w hye 6o 20 Oats A a 55
White Leans 81 | rs.
Hdy--pcssuu 2JOO lbs. 10 10 so.
Hdes-smughter III. I-2 calf skins oak 60 G5,
hemluck % 5oj shurp-kins @ Il 80 n 50.
HOps-Isi sort loIo, eusl2
Leater-losIon slaughter 10 Is q; calf skins cuuied
20 as.
Las0ed cake per ton $40 IS.
Lme-IhOmaston Task 90 u 65 Camden 60 a c.
Provisions beef new bill 10 90 10 10 90 prime 90
W pork extra clear SUI W, clear 5000 - moss IS
l55Oprme 10 90 Ia laid 92; butter
y 49, prime family 10 2Oi cheese, new milk 6l.2 7
l2, Uuf meal 5 u IT,
Fiaster-ton, 2 to 2 25
seed-Nonhern clover 10, herds grass bushel so a
3 rs, red top 90 65.
49,. 49,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and Bristol Railroad.
La 81 III ). .i::.i;


On and after Friday, December 10, ls4s,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS, IN connection with
The Cars the Lowell, Nashua and Concord Railroads
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Bristol and Lebanon, N H., Monticello rd
Leave Roston for Lebanon and B'isol N H. and Nohied,
VT. at ~ NJ.
Leave COncordat TO- 40 A. NJ. and p VI, tho aIva OF
the cars from Boston,
Leave West Lebanon for Concord Lowell and Bos al IL
A. NJ and IL =. NJ the arrival Of the from
tho " lest and North.
Pussengers by the II A. NJ Train from West ebnon,
Nashua and Worcester Norwich Railroads and tho
meeting steumgoat lines.
Passengers takiu. the AM train from Boston, roach
Rutland, Middleury Montpelier ST. Johnshury, Lyndon
W.T. Bath and Litteton, y. Ii. same day being one day
Than any other and sanstead and Shebrook,
second day.
This road with the Vernon, Central and Com
and Pdssunpc RRilfoads the mouth of White
mnshite aud Northern and Western Vermont, and has a
gIoate proportion OF railroad in those directions
thun other route.
Numerous ses with all parts o. the roads and
the arrival Of the first train at Bstol Stages leave tor
New Hampton Plymouth, Thornton, Rumney, Warren and
towns Leave Lebanon for Meriden anc
Ciremont and West Lebanon iuT Nlndsor and lano-
yer, the arrival of The second train.
Stages leave Wells Rvet The arrival Of the cars, about
tour T.. NJ for Gath, Lntl ION Lancaster, Sc n. H., Lyn
don. Hardwck Cras0ury, VT, Stasead aud sheibTook,
Cduada
stages leave White River Vilage for Woodstock, &c
leave Roya.ton for Chelse1, ceavc Bethel Tor Mddebu.
~, &c-aave NofGed for Montpelier, ilafdwiek, stan
steud Burlington, Monoa ana other Towns 10 those d'ee-
tons.
All passenger baggage must be properly marked and when
valued than so, notice must he given aud extra
changes ruid ueyond tia, amount wii hs allowed.
ONsLOW STEARNS, Agent
Conrord II Dec. 4, lSie Vi
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KID g. MOROCCO STOCK.

THE Subscriber continues Manufacture KID and MO-
ROCCO LEATHER, in all its vnriuus Hranohes and
the Experience being practical workman enables hun
good articles in his line of business any other
in New England As do not employ any but
first wofkmen of temperate habits, and will sell low
for cash approved credit. any other establishments
County Merchants will please cal and if they cannot
do well elsewhere. Those who semi their orders viii
be deat with the if present not it will be their
privilege TO return tho stock al my expense.
GEORGE PACKER,
10 Blackstone Street.
Boston. Nov. 4h, ,sis. 953n
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DEC IL, IS48.
THE CLOSING BENEFIT.
$1,000 WORTH OH NEW GOODS,
Icy StOrrs " EamgalOn 10 help OIL
$4,000 OF Old ones, just reed in
store and landing at the Depot.
10000 sds brown Co1.on, good I'd wac
1860 !ds Cotton Flannel, Ut ~.
RVVO yds Ticking, al to 1t.
SVOS lbs Batting and Wiekus.
100 yds 50 to 3 10 Broad Cloths nt I5,
@VV yd' 81 l-2c Casineros, at % ~.
!I' FHns, such as have sold alta TO Is, ut4l2
xOVO yds Dress Goods, equally low
HVV l'uhulo Skins, cheap enough,
1900 lbs Brown Sugar, some very good at S.
800 lbs Crushed Sugar, best quality, Ia.
SVOV lbs Salemtus, att Ia.
1000 lbs 7, II. Tea, some as sold at 50 TO G9 for 40
1OO lbs OF Coffee, to5
oOOO lbs Of that Dew Drop Tobacco, al Il r.
5000 lbs Good God Fish, at 3 % to 3 80.
goo Bsgs Ground Rock Salt
1000 bushels Coarse Salt by tho Bu.hol or load.
Persons from abroad viii find that the place load
90 sToRRs & LANGDoN's.
STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court, holden at
Washington District. ss. the Prohae Office IN hontpe
her within aud Tor said Dsct, on The hh day OF January,
Present. tho Hon neman Carpenter, Judge
N
IA OF Nahum Kddet late of MaIshteld in said Dis
tct deceused being presented to the Count here by Enoeh
d. Putnam, the Executor therein numod, Tor Probate
ordered by said Court that all concerned therein be
notified appear at ofsald Court to be holden at
tho Probate Office Montpelier, the Both day OF January,
b40, aud shew cause, II they may have against tho
Probate of said WIN Tor which purpose Is iuhe order
ed that of the record this order be published three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in The Vermont Waterman and State
Journal, printed at Montpelier previous to the time APP
pointed for hearing.
true copy Of Record, -
Oh Attest, F. r. MERRILL Register.
Washington District, SIS Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 4th day ol January ID 1919;
Present, the Hon. Heman Carpenter, Juage-
Instrument purpoTting to be the LAST VIII and Tesla
ment of Dan' Brown late of Warren IN SAID District de-
ceased being the Court here by Be,soy Brown
thu Executix therein named for Probate ordered by
said Court that all persons concerned therein be notified TO
appear a said Court TO be holden al the Probate
Office in said Monpe or, the 30h day OF January, ls49
aud shoS cause they have, aghs the Probate Of
said viii for which purpose, further ordered. that
copy the OF this order be published three weeks
successively IT, the Vermont Waterman and State Journal
printed Montpelier previous TO The said time appon1ed for
hearing.
"a, AtIssi, +. F. MERRILL, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
NILS. e. kEDHBEE,

WHO'S the inyenior aud sole proprelnr Druggists and
Apo.heoaes supplied formerly, 10 large small quas,,
tics. "
AGENTS. s. p. Redfeh aud S. X. Collins, Montpelier
NJ Blake, Corinthi j. NJ, Richardson, Wai,sheld H.
Boston, lsie. 9semis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

American fleece wool is in 6o,l demand aud sell. readily
at quotations