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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
COMMISSIONER Notice.

WE the Subscribers. being appointed by The Hon. thu
w PROBATE Court for The District of Windso, Commis-
sones TO receive, oxumine and adjust ali claims md de-
mnnds Of all persons against the estate OF SEWAII r.
BELkNAP. late OF Windsor in said district dec and
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto md Al.
months from this date being allowed for that purpose
by give notice that will attend business of our
appointment tho Windsor House in said Windsor on tho
29, 3Oh und 3ls Gays of August the 3D. 81 and 1th
days Of iobeT tho 20th 2s and 23d days of Nuyen
be the Goth, 9h and 2sth days Of December aud on
NE sd s4Ih and 25th days Of January from O'Clock
A. Nj to T NJ on onch of said days.
WILLIAM M. PINGRY,)
REUBEN DAVIS Commissioners.
$50 j. w. COLBuRN
Windsor, July 3lst, 1891 "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

Orange County The coalition mass conven-
ton, at Washington was what the Patriot last
present, So Judge Parker, Judge Villas, and
Judge homas were the principal performers.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
u g VI Il.l..li
On and after July 10, 1919,

On ana after July 10, Isi0,
PASSENGER TRAINS, daily, Sundays exceptedl
connection with tho Concord, Nashua, and Lowell
Vermont Central aud Passumrsic Railr iads
Leave West Lebanon for Concod, Manchester, Nashuo
Lowell, Boston, Lawrence city and the East, aud Gro
Junction. Worcester, Albany, New York, and the South
s;l5 A. NJ. aud l5j p NJ, the arrival of the Cars
rum Montpelier and Wells River, Vi.
Leave boston from the Depot Of the Lowell Railroad,
for Monipelicr and Wells River, AT . n NJ and ~ NJ
This is the nearest route from the Vermont Central and
Passumpsic Railroads to Lowell, Boston aud all parts in
bat rrcton aud the trains from roads vim Concord
Manchester and Nashua Goton Junction with
trains for Worcester, New York Albany, &c.
Merchandise TRIMS daily, Sundays txceptcd) leave
Montpelier and WoS River, Northern railroad Tor
Concord, MANCHESTER Lowell and Boston, anl leave Bos
ION from the Depot of hc Lowell Road for the Vermont
Central and Passumpsic Railroads.
oNSLoW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord, n II. Jul7 l6, 1919 3c
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orrrcr OF rus solrcirop or rnr Tprmuur,


June 80, 1919.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this Office
- til the ls day of September NEXT IL O'Clock noon,
ot tho purchase Of the interest of the United States law
and IN equity in tho property lying in the State of Vcmost,
hereinafter described, upon The terms and conditions
toned below, 10 wit:
No Lot number 46, % acres 9Th Division, Burlington.
9. " 80 100 A." Sd "
" 3 AL that ptrt Of lot number 81 lying Of
the road running southely from College Green in
Burlington.
T. The III half of : acre lot No. 2s in Burlington
.. Seven Of III" south pant Of lot nunb,r ~ in
Burlington; divid by line PARALLEL with tho
Sout h line Ofthe lot.
The lands described in numbers to five. nclu.
sive, formerly owned hy Til iddous Futtlr, mud
were set of the United States several execu-
tons, IN 1871
M. G. art of lot number ia in Burlington bounded
follows! beginning at the southwest of said
ol, and tuohing nouhwnrdy tho limo OF lot 1872
seventy nu let, thence east forty six feet, heucG
souiherl, 0 te lin Of the lot thence, ortysiX feet
TO the place ufb. ginning
:. Another OF l1 number Isl aforesaid lying
feet East o. The parcel last above described, aud pur-
allcl al tbs line thereof seventy flour feet
being seventy -luur feet long and sixteen feet three
inches wide
Numbos aud off to the United States
executions against Elnatlan keyes, September
II, 1914
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
4ttnrkcts.
igEltom Cattle rHarisc,--Awg. .

kcporicd for the Daily Advertiser
At Market 07j Beef Catio, 27j Sturcs pairs wnrkny
oxen, As cows uid calves, 1870 Sheep AMI 325 swno
PNcTs-BD Cduic---Exird So ft.t quality $50 II
SIS - second % Is third $50 a { i7j
WOrkHg Orsa--;salcs at $40, So AMI spi
Goes and CdiUcs Saos 500 Sl3 S.: D. ~ }l md S37
ShecP-saos AT 81 . 30 81, Sl,sS and 50 25.
SBiqoSales Of entire lot a f7s Il one M l. A.
small lots rodio at ii. A., retail from 4 to 7c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

No. TO- Lot number $50 containing 100 Georsia.
90 The Gas half LOT ljl IN CcoIgin.
q. Al that part of the 100 lot No. - in Burlington
which lies between the yor and the road contain
ing 80
Numbers 10, 90 and ,! set Otto the United
States executions against J. Mcdonnell and T.
Koyes, in 1919.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
VERMONT WATCHMAN
PATENT
GIRLS II MILL, s.

T'IlE only kind that pays for erection and tcpats-uow
building aud using at my shop. We grind from
foon bushels of per hour into bread neal said mills
and ii not York shilling for repairs.
SUPERIOR WATER WHEEL,
Percussion Reelection, and Centrifugal Casi Iron WATER
Wheels, for Grst, Saw and other Mills. This Wheel IL
injured hy sicks running into twill run powerfully
uudor wncris obsfuctrd by The Frost We have used
them since fcpicmbor last.
Balance Wheel saw HEill CrnnE6s.
now article, and as i should ho25O cuts por minute,
under common head mud fall of water, may DO had by using
said Wheels and cunks
GUNSMITEEENds
In all It's branches, dono TO oief Squirting and Fishing
Motorins Powder Sho., Lead, and Caps every variety
RIFLES nom $40 10 $40 eaohgood for chickens nj 10 rods
smooth hores thick aud thl barrels fof Hlot or balls
Call aud look over, whether you wish 10 trade or not
South End, between tho Arch aud Depot Bidsns, Moupo
iior, VI. WOOSTER sPRAGUE
August g. la40. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

Ldmole County. The old liners met on Sat
urday in strong force and repudlaied the coali-
ton. Noah Robinson is their candidate for Sen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

$50 Making J per cent. for tho ycnr ending
hususi 10y Hhd of cottage to he the original
dorsemen, md To be paid tho Treasurer al his Office in
Montpelier, on or buloo the 7lh day October S4g bo
ng the day OF the unuual meeting Of said Compnny
schedule, containing tho those insured with
the amount due from euch respectively will be forwarded
carly in September tho representatives elect 10 Tho Leo
satufo by whom money ioi assessments can no sent
Members OF the Company urgently requested To avail
themselves OF the opportunity thus presented Let ali
from whom assessments due in the several towns
npon the representative and send by him tho amount
The assessments will then be paid Promp members of
lo Company saved from the trouble aud iIpense Of sending
Their money by mail The collection of ali re-
manlng unpaid will be enforced Immediately AFTER rising
OF the Legislature.
The losses of the past year amount 10 S2a, 62l So
,o J. 4. ThURSTON, Treasurer.
Montpeier Aug, T. lSA0
W Inc pToprieors Of each weekly newspaper in this
state are requested TO publish the above notice three weeks
Legislature for payment. Wv I'd
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STOLEN.

y i " - II Y.
NROM the subscriber at Dunvr, SATURDAY
night, Dist Instant Gig Wagon, iron Axes, paint of
dTtn color striped with rcd the body, which frame
work. the wheels firm, with tire thicker than usual for
Wagons, and nailed tho iely the front of the body
patent nptn leather, the braces bllcktie ancc the off
side oi the font, ut the rave been broken rvct put
through since painted tho leather tho boot is
the same as tho 'front.' the is open wUa, trimmed with
noh's leather under the is split leather mid
way OF the which is wooden spnngs-in each
conner of tho front tho springs fastened with straps
buckcd at each couer and behind the boiy hungo
Elliptic SIDE Springs, the Sr - Rave four lenves,-,he
Hills small md round, he hi "n he oil side been
oroken aud wour with strap there stop the rear
who"l, nc nut gunolhc strap under the hind axle aud
screw broken uhhe sockel for whip on the scat
fastened with strap und buck Whoever will give inor.
nation here said may be found, eurn the same
shall he handsomely rewarded.
HARVEY KELSEY.
Danyillc, iuy o. le49. a{3w
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Vermont Central Railroad !
es1sSf.7 kysSs@ss a "a
SSs,SaSSS f t;S s esS's;Tt1zS
on AND AFTER JULY 20, ls1o,

on AND AFTER JULY %, 1919,
TUE PASSENGER CARS will leave Boston for Mont
Ter DAILY, Sundays excepted ,nt a. VI. and II A. NJ
va Fhelburg, Keone, Fellows Falls Cromonl, Windsor
he River Junction md Nurhfcd, land also Mt l2 A. NJ
aud IL NJ via Lowell, Nashua Manchester, Concord, leba-
non, Whine River Junction aud Nothed, arriving at Mont
peicr the Same day at and | , O'Clock p. NJ.
Leave Montpelier Tor Boston by both the above routes al
. and O'Clock p. ".
EseisrteH kOSiOn and EsnrFin2 fow either ray,
daily.
Passengers by the IL A. NJ Train from Boston, will take
stages nj Montpelier for Burlington, where they will arrive
~ season for the Boats Lake Campnin oI White Hall
Saratoga SPRING. Montreal Passengers for Boston viii
nKe stages at burlington, after the ar 5n Of the Boats from
lo Mouth and South, for Montpnliot arriving in TO
take the 1910 a. NJ. tTnn for Boston.
Passengers by tho second from Boston, by the
hrt rain from Montpelier, will remain night AZ either
Montpelier or Nouhfeld.
stages run IN connection with the Central road for all
parts of CenuHl, Northern aud Western Vermont Northern
New York and CahHdas
fa,sengois for New York City, may take either train,
VIA Nashuaor Groon Junction. thence by Nashua and Wor
cesier train To Worcester aud Norwich, Conn. Also via
Fellows TO Is, Greenfield and Spdnsfc ID, Mass.
JAMES MOORE, Eng. and Supcrini endent.
Mortified, July l7th 1919.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

No II. The north ha'f # lot number 81 in Sheldon.
49, 5 acres and 20 the northwest part Of lot
her e. in sheldon; being the land which decided
by Simeon Weed to Luke Dewing tho l6h of April
1913.
Numbers II and Is set of on execution again,
Luke Dcwing aud Asa Buikcley il favor of David
Robinson for the Of the United statos September
Is, 1919
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

No. % "a of the northeast part Of John Morton homo
farm in Salisbury. This tract of TO the L. -
July "a, 1872 on execution against NJ. Sheldon, j..
Morton and j. 5. Larrubee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
p Lot number lsa i,;, dvsion, in Burlington.

No. 8. Lot number s1 first division, in Burlington.
" 9. =" 1873
" 10. ISi
an. ISj
IL. All OF lot number l5l the first division in urng
ton, except piece in the southwest thereof,
chain and twelve links north and SOUTH und
chain and five links and west.
10. Clio of land in five number ia Bur
lingon, with brick house formerly occupied by John
Stoddird.
IA 81 of the north part of 1913 lot number 10
in Burlington.
u.s. The whole OF the 1903 aero lot number II in Burling-
ton, excepting that part formerly decided by Eluathan
Reyes To FdInswOuh.
" l6. All that part of 1903 lot number - aud of
the % lot number 10 in Burlington which lies
southerly of the Wiuoosk turnpike road, aud ut
line OF lots 10 and III continued nurthward-
" until it iutcrsects sui1 turnpike.
Numbers TO 10 inclusive set OIL to tho Uni
ted states on execution against L. CALDWELL j. stod-
dard ind Reyes, Dec. 0, 1919.
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FOR IJEIyv YORK,
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
FARE.-FROM
WALP0LE TO NEW YORK,
SIS, 90.

TRAINS lonve BrateboIo' g. A. NJ. and 4,45 p ~,
on the nrrva Of tho Stage connecting with tho Chesh
ire and Sullivan Railroad at Wapoo.
Passengers by the frat train leaving Montpelier Wells
River, and arrvng Wupoe 1920 A. NJ take the AS,
r. NJ train from Bnuleboro arrive in Springfield nj 1870,
NJ, stop hour for SUPPER and then proceed by tho
HaTtiord md Now IInven Rnilrnnh md The Snnnrlnr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
James Braman's Estate,

JUIHGS DLdIndn'S ESCaL6,
EllE sulsenbeI, having been appointed by tho onora.
Die Probate Court iot lho District Of Washington, Com.
nssioners, 20 receive, Examine aud adjust all claims aud
demands of all persons against the estate Of JAMES BRA
MAN. late of Berlin, 10 SAID district, deceased
nsoyent, and the term o six months from the 3st day of
July, le49, allowed by sud Count to the creditors Of said
dcoase, To exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us-Do give notice TINT win attend duties of our
appointment, at tho dwelling house of james rainan in Ber-
hu in said district, the last Tuedsys Octohsr aud
January next onsung, ut O'Clock afternoon each
said days.
Berlin, July 3lst, A d 1870.
ZENAS g. DEWEY, Commits
50 LEONARD ELLIS, soneIs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court holden i
Wnshingtun District, Montpelier, IN and lo- said dis
tric, on tho 26ih day July A. d. 1919:
EEORGE WORTillNGTON, administrator Of tho estate
A OF Roger liubbad late OF Montpelier, said district
doceaed TO tho Couu here in writing petition
for License sell the real uatue of said decreased TO nay
the debs due FROM suid estate and expenses of udnnsra
ton the personal property being insufficient for that pnr.
pose. Wheroupon il odeed that said petition rce
rcd to tho day august, lsi9 O'Clock r. NJ Tor
hearing and decision upon the same. And further ordered
that notice 10 all coneoned he given by publishing sub
sance of said pet1n and tho orders thereon three
successvey in tho Vermont WutchmNn and State Journal
newspaper printed Montpelier, previous to said timo
appointed lol hearings that they may appear If they
cause aud give bonds for the payment Of sad debts aud
expenses provided by law, TO prevent sud license being
granted Al order Of nolioe issued due form Of law.
!. ~ BY the Court
80 Attest, +. +. MERRILL, Register.
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vermont Central RailrOad Co.

MEETING of the socbhol in said company hereby
~ called, TO he holden at Windsor the 18th inst o.
clock T. NJ Tor the purpose of considering the expedency
empowering the Directors To make any contracts and
ments with the Vermont and Canada Railroad Company and
for u6nsnctng any other business deemed proper.
by order OF the Directors.
L. r. WALTON JK Clark.
Aug. ], lSi9 "a
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WA. Y. RURNllANI.

nEALER in MATS, CAPS, snrR rs, BosoMs col.
~ Lars, CRAVArs, STOCKS, sUsPENbERs,
GLOVES, &c.
Aug lst, - o. "a
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INLAND ROUTE,

This is the CHEAPEST, QUICKEST, and mos, COM
PORTABLE ROUTE from all parts Of Vermont aud West
ern New ampshirc aordng travellers the choice Of
entire land ue or Of short of the ne boats
upon the Sound.
RETURNING, Passengers can leave New York by tho
\. NJ train otho New York and New Haven Railroad and
reach Braoboro tho evening, by the 30, =. NJ.
train, +. NJ Boat, lodge in New Haven, aud reach Mont
pelier or Wells River, the next evening.
Passengers arriving Springfield by tho first from
Bntleloro reurh Providence, Albany, Tfuy Whitehall,
the same evening" aud Bulno tho day at /, p. NJ.
NoHhamptOn, Judy I'd Las. 3l:6s:ostf
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oGbut little WORTH by the OF this simple machine
o made valuable the general scarcity ofhay
good assortment may all times be found at
Aug. 7. J. w. iiOWES,
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STATE OF yERMoNT,( A. Probate Court, no lden
washington District -. at Probate Office IL Montpelier
1919 - - ~
N lnsuumen palnoning to be the Last win and Tesla
"a ment OF FOLLY BRITAIN, late of Barre, ~ said
District deeaesed heng presented tho Court here by
yULlANA BRITAIN, tho Exoeutrix therein named,
for Pobnte II is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified 10 appear at session of said
Court tobe holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier on
2st day OF Aug 1919, and show cause they muy
against tho Probate OF said Wil for which pu
hor ordered that copy of the record This order DO pub
lshed three weeks Fuocessiyoly in tho Vermont Match
and Suite Journal printed at Montpelier previous to
said time appointed ioI hearing.
A true copy OF lecOId.
80 Attest. y. Il. MERRILL Rcgis,s,
Goldfish, Elaclkerei, and salmon,
SOME very nice,u On
~ 20 II. g. LooMIs'.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
Children that are TeetI,iug,
For General DEBILITY or DYS-
HInNHhEAa

il is most excellent restorative, giving healthy
both the stomach und bowels and prevents food from press
ing distressing tho stomach.
Tho public assured that it cooains neither OPT
um or mineral substances thing thar Is in the least
Injurious to the constitution.
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Steamboat Connecticut,

To NEW-NORk, arriving At about s, A. NJ.
Passengers by tho second train leaving Montpelier or
Wells River, and arriving at Wapol, A. ?. "a, lodge
OF Bratte borO and take tin A. NJ train, which CONNIE
at Springfield with the ains Of the Hartford aud
ven and the NewYoIk and New Haven Railroads. reaching
NnVv.X ntE 7 hv ,n
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MRS. r.. kIDDER,
100 Court street, Boston,

who is the inventor aud solo proprietor Druggists and
Apotheoaries supplied formerly, in large small quanti
ties, aud sale all hor duly appointed through
GU. the world
AGENTS. s. p Redfold and S. X Collins Montpelier.
N. Blake, Cotntl. J. NJ. Richa rdson, Watsfeid +. 4
H. Reyes Nowburyj and sold by dealers medicine gen.
erah.
Boston. 1919. 27;4ms
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CAUTION.

De cure that you obtain MRS. kIDDER'S CHOLERA
MORBus, DYSENTERY and DIARRHOEA CORDIAL,
and you will get the only and original article, which
he's bet held in the highest estimation by the public
through out tho whole
1t put up in bottles holding nearly quart intended for
flmiy use, and sold "a one dollar bottle.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Shin Lelia

Licefp0ot-Shtp Leild.
Salt 3l5 sacks. chain cables I, ii Marking soda ash
% hhds mdzc 4 cases, M'Ivain & Williams; hard
ware csks, Drakclcy s. Fenton; soda ash % hhds,
T Wilson s. Co; hardware , csks, F KONG & Co;
3 do. Albert and Bro; 3 do, Anderson & Jessop;
Focke: II do, J Chestnut s Son. mdze 10 cases, J c
Brown s Bro; | do, r Campbcll; | csk, F Hickey
& Sons 3, Griffith, Fitzgerald & Co; oznaburgs
bales George; salt 1000 bags, Garrett & Sons;
mdze ease. Hodges * Bro; csks, Hopkins, Lake
s Harndcn; csks cases, f jenkins s. Son; 30
pkgs l. Jones; csks, + NJ Linthicum; - pkgs,
Norris & Bro; 4, Il Mckenzie; -, r Plummer; =,
] Schulcy; 80 bags, Stickney & Beatty; l5 pkgs, r
T Turner; | csk J Trust; 6 bales, Turnbull, Dale
& Sladr; 4 pkgs, Ward, Bro; oil 25 csks, mdze
cases l25 crates order.
Lirerpool-Br brig Warringsford.
Salt $500 sacks, C Yates.
ST. Ubes-Ship Alexandria.
Salt 75I moys, r Walker.
Rio Jtrnciro-Bdrk Rainbo,p
Coffee 2ll5 bags, Hooper & Sons; 1883 do,
Brckhead s. Pearce; $50 do NJ Bathurst s; Son;
1863, J II Nantz; %, r Wilson & Co; 1852, order
Rio Janeiro-Brig Cynthia.
Coffee $40 bags, johnson y Travcrs; 1850 do,
order.
Kingston, (Jam) ria Long Island, (Bahamas)-
Brig Cambrian.
Mahogany SO logs, II & ii II Tucker; old rags "a
bales old copper and brass lot, salt 569l bushels
L p Cohen
Barcelona, or. L)-Sch j. Z. Ridgtcay.
Hides 6233, + w Bruno s. Son.
Long Island. (Bahamas) -Br. brig EHs'h Porter
Salt 1000 bushels, Spence & Reid.
Bermuda-Sch. May Fiotcer.
Ballast Hides g., skins 80, arrow root hf brls
order.
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7,629,lS9.3l
S7,6o5, 359.3l
DANIEL GRAHAM,
Register Of the Treasury.

Yankee Enterprise.-A correspondent of the Pro
Uidence journal relates the following incident: A
gentleman long identified with the ice trade, having
entered into il carly 1905. after twenty
five years of successful enterprise, thought TO
large his sphere Of knowledge and action by enter.
ing into other mercantile business. He soon became
cntangled by his relations unfortunate
camille houses, and found himself a debtor 10 the
amount of S20O0O This must have given him
more of a chill than his ice houses did. But
he knew that faint heart either fair lady
or noble prize. He told his creditors that if they
would give him time and not hamper him at all, he
would pay the whole, principal and interest. For
thirteen years he labored for it, aud last year made
the closing payment 100000 principal and
about S7O,0 900 interest.
He did it in his old business the ice king Of the
globe. He sold his cargors in the great Southern
ports Of the two hemspheres at low prices, kept ri
gid faith, bought largely the needed storehouscs in
the various Of the trade, secured the lands
around his ponds, made friends everywhere, and
now comes out with independent fortune and free
of debt. Such was his generous policy, that the
English residents of Calcutta presented him with
fire proof stone store house, token Of respect
and to retain him in that market.
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WAsHfSGToS, March 5-l5 m. past noon.
From the National htelHgencer Extra.
PRESIDENT TAyLoR's INAUGURAL ADDRESS

PRESIDENT TAYLOR's INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
This day at ~ o'clock, Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
President Elect of the United States, delivered to
the Senate aud Members Of the House of Represcn-
tatives Of the United States and thousands of assem-
BLEED citizens in front Of the Capitol, the following
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Elected BY the American People to the highest Of
flee known to our laws, appear here to take the
oath prescribed by the Constitutions and in compli-
ancc with a time honored custom, TO address those
W no are assembled.
The confidence and respect shown by my country
men in calling me TO be the Chef Magistrate OF
Republic holding high rank among the nations Of
profound gratitude; but when reflect that the ac-
ceptance Of the office which their partially has be-
slowed imposes the discharge of the most arduous
duties and involves the wcightest obligations am
conscious that the position which have been called
fill though sufficient TO satisfy the oftiest ambi-
ton, is surrounded by fearful responsibilities. Hap
PLY, however, in the performance OF my new duties,
shall not be without able cooperation. The Legis-
iatve and Judicial branches Of the Government pre-
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GEN. TAYLOR'S CABINET,

Us confirmed by the Senate
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON, of Delaware, Secretary Of
State.
WILLIAM NJ. MEREDITH, of Penn, Secretary Of
the Treasury.
THOMAS EWING, of Ohio, Secretary Of the Home
Department.
GEO. w. CRAWFORD, of Georgia, Secretary Of
War.
WM b. PRESTON, of Virginia, Secretary of the
Mary.
JACOB COLLAMER, ofvcrmont, Postmaster Gen
eral.
REvERDY JOHNSON, of Maryland, Attorney
General