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MISCELLANEOUS.

1. o. d. Il.
ca &c y ~ ~
McDO MAID LYONS.
MANUFACTURERS OF REGA1lA, BANNERS, SEALS, &C. &c
For Odd Fellows, Masons, Sons OF Temperance,
Druii-. Rcchabitcs, &c. -,
NNROM the yc ~ ReSaa w luoi:h
L the following
Testimonial Pom Imam L,dg'. No !. Rirhn"''. va;
The under Committee appointed 10y tins Ist " procure
SET o line Embroidered Re.aa r leave 10 report ,ai VIZ" |e
performed duty, herewith present rrii oil K'saiii h
aclure Nc Donald Lyons Of this e. which Your con"
any they have heretofore .r.i anu ""'
therefore commend the adoption III the aEmve resolutions
Resolved unanimously. That Tie thanks n Union L"ds, 40
q o F. he hersby rendered To Messrs Mcmad ~ cue
for hand which they have gotten ~ the Keaa "f
hs Lodge suasses ts have heretofore sr Ia s!'
quality and bc1uy oil finish. ~,
Krsoe That the Secretary instructed furnish Bro:S NC
Donald Lyons with copy q" his reo anu 's ~
Signed, GEO w ioi.ha.. ~
BENZ X PtLlES, Committee.
HAMET 4. PEiRCE
The above is true copy from the minutes - .
BENZ x. PUI.IES Secretary
Uuion Lodge. No. I, q y. r.
Address MCDONALD j LYONS,
Nov Ohm III Broad Street Richmond
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GSY recent arrivals SECOND supply 81 FALL
I'D and WINTER GOODS. consisting III part oi
Ezra rich roraie silks
Rich ctslini"rn- aid D"laneI
Wai.lr,l aud Iln Pnp!ins
f.nliui!er-,l a'tl plans French B'iAir-s
l.ps AMI American ~
French and English Mcao-
and colprrd Xix S.yr's
Long aud square Day STATE Shi~s
White and cvlore! Grape "a.
Cnlnrel hlacs Th."t 10.
French I..cr and Mnsm Caps and toiass
Clo.hs t'3s-:inc:rs aad Nesinc- .. ,>.-
l,r Wonens Banke,s Carrru.s. and Door Mats
all OF which friends and the pubic ~ in'd,rar
The old stand Valentine, Bree!rn q o ~ ~. Dodu
Nos. J--c2awSw bnrn,i..e :" -
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LAW NOTICE.

INV NOTICE.
~ ". SCOTT and 4 : BROAnD> f8.lnel 4 partner
,ip IT,. Ig..ctitro . the, vii the pros.
all claims IN" Government he Tinted
ag ur he III" L,uni. Land !a passed b. Cone:"S.
III Sci.rl,h-r. lS'l
Disi-, rn.-,ci heir viii promptly A,eni, -
They PRAGUE the cnuny and SUPERIOR Courts Carrr lIa.
an HI william. Ai,f-ss l. W Ruth, M.
linz eonuf. NrsiAa A. s Br"atu SIara C.r"Iar county.
NirsinI J. ". SCOTT.
Nny. l.-cHbn \. =. EROADDtS.
NOTICE.
FlSo ii.r AMI Lucy J. nsri, daurhr- 81 JANE. barr
an. Slr.h " hi formerly Smith The Sild Harriet w
aud Lucy hard hereby informed the: haze ha.r.-
gay devised 's by the vii II Mara " Snih. q. which
u d-sirou, laying them.
Information. "r any which VIII enable lrln 'hrr
address Will be- thankfully rccyr Their parents removed M
Kentucky, about Is did removed
9-tc - Missouri. Siin the lat &c" yra. hut Mat pr
II is bries.d that both o the ehicr.
AiiI... Primes George 4 liNa,
THOMAS SMITH, Ilr OF Mana, Vi S4la
tl.,ian
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THE WOKCESTf e PIANOS.
ANOTHER \EAA NDlE


Woncrs Ek> rANo FOOTE'S a~,ys aoa!~ rs r Gcn
,, III wor:es:sr whose p,aao 1s3ssssz
w ssS sS ss ON: on ssy S d. ts
.s S with FIRST iano Forte makers H. Instruments 90 OF
@ soneS,m. below the Broadway standard We conf
.1y friends who wish 70 purchase first rate ias'ra
m on Worcester We have Mr. " many customer during
,pas M wears hay. not heard The first word al d>a;s
anon expressed his instruments OF his prices
iia". The Nec YORK tonnere.a .!arsr,.serl
-. ln Sc Gasn " b. from oe .o.s w"asra prers
:.h.nisn kaHwn wuces,ers Pianos Aswe have more han
hserns tie and ercc'y harmonious a"; eO
'a' ''' H. We e "a, l9: li rs u so
WoRcESrEn PIANOS We tlae pleasure IN directing
Sa1 ba.as ~ We 10 50 KNOWING hey VII JUS
u "a; n ,hei. favor ~ are hnl'hsd rom 20
ee:sstt Y ca' 81 'eN'' a' '''Si"! 81 e'e'' "'
Inc New Commercial Advertiser the 2s June, ls5"
r'1sa, i, IL en- sssas i2 MIA s.,'1s TO the
nr.s, . ay evidences between The
publ: cr.,n and the demand Pianos Of Mr. worccs
Ter having compelled greatly enlarge has
factory chi ~ the largest and most complete establish
a,.n.. kinda America
NJ, Worccs:es's choice instruments a; factory prices
4, s:as his personal and OF his
rr.aa Nr determined that they shall stand
e We rese,;uy soe an lI,n anna
Nova Late Drinker & Morris worces,er's Agents
Two HUNDRED CARPENTERS AND LABOR
ERS WANTED
Tu Rsr .n Kanawha Company wish ohirc for the
s-s Carpenters AMI eici;yfve a5orers
vo.s he between Richmond AMI Lynchours and similar
a.nbs:: ~o!s ne lac he wee Lynchhl:g aud Buchsnl"
Tie mid received By hands the line between Rich
a,: Lyacburg and the ropi Which the hire has
paid together with The tina: The repairs Of The
work =" perpeuiy, shond be an nuccent Ia the
cS Saves give the canal preference over any oef "ork
1sS.ae
Tie required work the line between Lynchburg and
will De under the system Of government as those
line Lynchburs, and comfortable boats for their
slaeaon VIII be provided circumstances will per
wish place their hands on the canal below
me. Or 70 either mechanics the
lie wishing hire hands the work on The
rncaYurs will please sppy the Undersigned Letters
a directed cy will he romplly attended TO-
+ L. CliINS, Superintendent, OF Repairs.
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ELSON GREEN FEMALE SCHOOL.

TINiERE will Female School, Esnn Green
ing 18th January, 1851, under the Miss
Prt lady educated BY Mrs ll-rar, III
experienced The SAFE Mis-; r'it well qualified
English all vanI. hranrhpl. French
We accommodate pupil IN family "a hoarrrs, cat n
charge 500 for English umg boai and srry
cessary eycep French r
session months would BE- desirable that tho pupils
commence the together bit they will he received any
and charged the of ihrr M deduction
made poracre illness Ny residence in
Caroline county, Court House which
place my Post Office and -four depot The Louisa
Railroad. JOHN CHANDLER.
Nay CIR
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS,

INFORMANT TO FAKMENS,
GARDENERS. FLORISTS, SHIP OWNERS, INCORPORATED
COMPANIES MANUFACTURERS. ARrlZASS, PROBES
SIONAI. MEN. MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
TEyIIE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE CONFINED -Rohr SEctR-
Ed UNITED STATES LgrTgns rATESr-Ali lnnnscnents
by This the sauabr Invention OF he
age a without, which ycic. manufactures public ricr no.
til and priv dwellings. ir"mfrr aud comparatively h@e
ci,r With rsa Fire En.u,, the farmer per-
y sonlanles AMI
raI hid defiance . The ncen!iars
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We Under gnr, do hereby certify that each u ~ ds had
erected On our lo H. u. Muclells i;IoSed Pmls,
ami have given to d trial. aud irrl h,flaon Ia rron
mmg I Pump worthy OF the confidence and ,i'nae al NC
public Jofin DI,A, Ely, ~,
Have Pumuf Mr. r Birmingham Mitchell IN yari, 80
pr IL most valuable apyrnilsr ard ali r
..,, nm .p,;us ire u u. TYLER
The Pump nlr srrua the WIZ oifrr
IT, NOTICE yer-nns s.in: the above d'i- are
aur;l lit n HRITTISGIIaM MITCHELL Prnlri-'"r
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NOTICE hrreb, duplication will made the
~ President aud Diccorao the Tredcsar Iron Works Company
for .hc aymrn The and interest OF aeac for
Franrs Deane President se May 4h, sIp ana payable ~
date, ,le - G. ". ooch I'll :ors,al
having been lost this ia conformity such
made and provided. G0oCH,
Nov casw E.'or II e. w. GoocH. deed
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MARINE JOURNAL.

ARRIVED
schr Mercy TAYLOR. Rogers, New York.
Schr John Tyler, Sullivan, Boston.
Schr Patmos, Purnell New York.
Schr NJ. J. Faidy, Travis, Baltimore.
Sohr Clara, Boone, Port Deposit.
Schr John, kapcr. Thomaston.
Schr Elizabeth, Harrington, Thomaston.
SAILED,
Schr Empire, Price, Philadelphia.
schr Telegraph, Bose, Baltimore.
Sehr knight North, Baltimore.
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NEGRO HIRING.


,dSE undersigned thankful liberal Patronage they have
the solicit the continuance Of
and the abc for the ensuing year and
would particularly request those wish hire their Ne
.roes, send them Office by the 18Th inst
TOIER & COOK,
Dec4 Agents and Collectors I.is!r's Row. Pearl 81.
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NEGRO HIRING.


1--WE subscribers again oler elr their friends and the
i public TO hire NEGROES the ensuing The. will
rndcavors goo! homes good
wishing their Negroes would 10 wei send
them % = the Of JANUARY y B. s Z. 3. HILL,
.,ec 7-dxcils,feb. Corner Of Franklin ard Wall sis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13

TIME exercises OF this Sun VIII commence the 10Th OF No.
vcinber, 1850 and until the last II Jnly ISL Ar'.s
.ay shortened the first All subsequent
will be months duration, BEGINNING thu Isl o October SIN
dents can TayioI-. Depot tf Rich
Frederic roai MI! ai hall mites from The
Ara!rmy
Far board al tuition per Session q" rish ai"' hall
months $40, "nr hall payable III ndsanri
LEWIS VI. COLEMAN. 4 VI.
Of Hanover Va
- fhDcr
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VFPH1R WOOL,-A lot 81 Zephyr Wool viii be sold OH
Il cheap C close. 6; WM SWORDS,
D.. 2e Broad Sraei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13

NEGRO HIRING.
IHNE their ire,r
generally al Ne. the They
pledge h,r best efforts good homes and
particular o
sick TIlOS II. 4 wM e. TAliAfERRO
Thankful rs- lhase heretofore r.cci'td "A-sy
Sclicita col the -an-.
Dec 4 TIIOS II. TALtAFERRO.
RICHARD HILL. JN..
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
HIRES OUT NEGROES. Houses, and collects tialm
every kind which business he ha' beon engaged Tor four
years. Office Main S rect, below the Bank.
Dec
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yIyE eser.ofts School (>.aci The Female Collegiate
The road leading from Nrw Canon 10 Bnfa1shanl
Court IIoi,c) rse the a al January ney' and ter
inmate the Noy-mbe following The r0n:'r oi in4nc-
the EGgi, branches, Lain AMI me rit
branches Of Nah The snbrilr Grateful Tor tie confluence
heretofore him r.perfu. continuation oil The
patronage NJ his friends and The pbi' generally aud irise"
himself pains VIII b. spared IN The moral 1e mental culture
at those entrusted 10 his clnrs" -,
JOHN I. CLAIBORNE.
Address Hill Pot oi Encsn cham county Virginia
dee l-c.bt
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= HATS: HATS: GAPS. CAPS! ssen
FALL. STYLE, 1870 S:S.ss1
- G.. l.. BE- TY, skn


No lSt Broad Street Shnckoe I'M. -. -
HXTHOL ESAE ami retail dealer IN HATS and GAYS Respectfully
w calls his friends country merchants ana in.
generally his larae OF ia IAfS
Hats 81 D.; taps from 22 So: Black an" plip hca,.
Mulcssu. Silk Angola Russia t"irS MeN'a' n
and Wool Hats of every VARIETY al unusually los prices airs
Muls: Lynx Tape Badger Wolf Co"ry anu "ol
yaleiS aud lmhas all 81 which he Is disposed
tu sell 4 very low priccs. wholesale ar retail.
SPulchaSerS respectful. 10
assortment Of HATS aud CAPS. made IL order . . :,
15- Cash market prices .iy-i all kinds offuRS g. L. b.
,l..n I'm
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TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
EX1E have opened handsome a" "Rodgcrs
w Sous Ivory Buck aud Buffalo Handle Knives and Forks IN
and pieces, Knives ony by the dozen
Also Silver Table Tea and Table Spoons
SMITH & ROBERTS,
Dee. TT Importers of Hardware, II Main Street
n. b. 4. L. Ii. HILL. AUCTIONEERS,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND WALL STREETS.
TIME sell Se.rnr both uhcy and
privately the liberal patronage they have
ceived thev solicit "A Of the same.
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~ OTlCE.-Ni!l snd Madison tour li,us- al pubic
~ highest binder the III January ISL twenty
sevcniis.y consisting Il Men. Boy. Girl children
All persons win. purchase viii 10 VEL! % tend sale
Terms will - known OIL day If sa.e
JOHN WEAvER Admir-
De- .-Swtd- of Thon.as Cai,enr.r drrd
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HOME MANUFACTURED BLANK HOOKS.
Il w RANDOLPH has connected with his lIUos xrTySrf-r
~ extensive Bnlery: Books hound ia GGf5ki
s,,le and Blank Books made order vi the hest 70T
by superior Tn cheap Northern zxSak1
ilooks also !" sale, ii III Main street. Dec 3
raSO PLANTERS, RAILROAD COyTRAC- "a
TORS. &c-Thc subscriber would respectfully call the al @
persons having Negroes furnish with head
ings a large WOOL HATS embracing
grade. from common 10 fine JOHN THOMPSON.
Nov. -
SPLENDID BOOTS.
HA"E the second supply Of thosr superb
w splendid Waer Proof Dress iioo', made
b. Miles Of Philadelphia. They decidedly the hesR ~
Boots that be found Gentlemen "ho Boots thai are -
really good wilt call PtTSEf WATTS.
Dec
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS BOOTS. -asr
FRESH supply just received which very nice 8I
N All Ia want are requested 10 call II - HAy
DAVID WAISIIS 80
Nov. No. lsl Main Street
nOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF BOOTS, nsAu
~ rui;abc or The approaching Dtclns and
'''e' ''''s ''"'- "' '''' ''' ''' DAVID WALSH ~
Nov. No. l29 Nam Street.
4 AIDES t:AITEKS.-Anosrr or nj thick sole
IL CATER BOOTS jutn hand, whicl. ". invite The go
attention. of the ladies. PCTAEY s. WATTS.
Nov. %
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JONES n HARDWOOD,

LOSI.
New Market House, or on
he Market House, a pair of
Y deliver them 10 the owner
Fourth street, between Grace
|. Dec. IL.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORi.
FRANKLIN STREET RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

FRANKLIN NIU'HNUND
yE.lIE takes this method 10 Inform his II
friends and the public generally that he has an G$1UZ
hand large OF CARRIAGES, ot the Ia S1tD
test; and fashionable styles. CONSISTING o
COACHES. COACHES, CIlARRf0rrEES. STANDING TOP
DAROUCfES ROCkAWAYS. TOP HUGHES with and without
sliding and BuGGlES without manufactured ont OF -
best materials, and of superior WORKMANSHIP
in want oil ARRlAGES invited call
my as-or,men offer my line Of
reasonable articles similar style a quail
v - be purchased any whe.
description, nanuacnrd" rlr Repairing
HE above line viii executed mvrkma!isc and viii,
d:pa.c, ALFRED KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-31

orr soldiers, enjoyed ample qualification. Such
was the measure in which they practlced re-
eenge, that if an American soldier was missing,
ii score of innocent Mexicans atom ID with their
lives for his loss Whoever will consult jays
Review of the Mexican War, will find the proof
Iof these horrible facts plentifully furnished by
the supporters Of The iOar, and partly by General
Taylor himself.
Cen Tayor's energy of character" was now
found availing only in the way Of destruction.
lIe could destroy Mexican soldiers by thous'
ands, but could not protect women and nom
c. n0atants from daily massacre, To enforce
Order. Gen. Scott executed one FREE negro, no.
body property. But it does not appear that eth
or he or Gen. Taylor put their military popular
ity to hazard by executing single white muir
derer.
1t is to be regretted that his Excellency so
far partook Of the facinaton of Gen. Tayor's a
chevements that he was pleased to call them
Splendid How much more agreeable to truth,
christian views, and that national humiliation
which becomes us, would have been his lam
guage, if, instead of saying splendid achieve
ments, he had been pleased to say mTdcrous a.
ChiepementS.
On the 18th of Nay after hostilities were com.
menced, and of course before Gen. Taylor could
know that the war was recognized by Congress,
Arlsta. tho Mexican General, sent flag oftruce
to him requesting an armistice Of six weeks
The request was denied. Gen. Taylor had IN,
dertaken a war tn which Justice did not belong.
ANYTHING like generosity in such war would
be out of course. He had taken much pains to
provoke a war, and was ready for it. Should
he postpone the enjoyment of his prize Just to let
the Mexicans get ready? 1t it no. wonderful
that heart, which could seek such war and
DENY such request, could fail of adopting q
military discipline efficient enough to protect
Mexican women.
With regard to the responsibility of plunging
the country intoa wicked war, there is not d
whit to choose between President Polk u Gen
Taylor except as Folks greater power and in
fuence gave him the more control over the ques
ton. President Taylor's selfignorant dying
declaration, that he had always done his duty
cannot be sustained even before mortal trlbu
nal of any wisdom and dignity.
take no pleasure in disturbing the ashes o
President Taylor but when the willing instru
ment of my countrys crime and dlshonor Is helt
up to admiration, almost as if he were anothe
Washington, may be pardoned, if offer som'
feeble counteraction. Poor Webster, for ont
MURDER has been consigned to merited dealt
and ignomny. He needed repentance. Blu
the man who cooy murdered by the hundred
IS the nations honored man, prepared for death
as the Governor seems to think, by having al
ways done his duty. Both are gone where hu
man estimates of crime are discarded.
ITHAMAR SMITH.
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PRESIDENT.

HENRY STEVENS, Of Barnet.
Rev. ZADocK THOMPSON, Burlington, v Pre-
JAMES h PHELPS Towshend.
D p THOMPSON, Montpelier, Recording Secre-
tary.
D. W. C CLARKE, Burlington, Corresponding
Rev. JOHN X. CONVERSE, do Secretaries
HENRY STEVENS, Barnet, Library and CABINET
Keeper.
JASPER CURTIS, ST. Adams, Treasurer.
COU.NSELLORS.
GEORGE F. HoUGHTON, of St. Adams
CHARLES G. EASTMAN, Montpelier
ARIEL HUNTOON, Hydepark
DANIEL ROBERTs, Jr., Manchester.
JAMES ID. BUTLER, Norwich.
Letters were read from the Alabama Hlstorl-
cal, New Jersey Historical, Pennsylvania His
torica and Nav York Historical Societies :
and upon motion Of GEORGE F. HOUGHTON,
ESQ.,, choice was made of the following honor
ary members of the Vermont Historical Socle-
ty:
Hon. PHINEAs BARNES, Portland, Me.
Hon. ALFRED JOHNSON, Belfast, Me;
Rev; JOSEPH B. FELT, Boston, Mass.
Hon, EDWARD EVERETT, Cambridge, Mass.
Hon. CHARLES SUMNER Boston, Mass.
ERAsTUs SMITH, Esq, Hartford, ct.
HENRY BLANCHARD, Esq. do
JosnrA II Foster, Esq, Tuscaooz1, Alabama.
Dr. RoBERT M. BIRD, pb;ladanbia
VIM. DUANE, Esq.
WILLIAM A. WHITEHEAD, ESQ, Newark, N. j.
Rt. Rev. BISHOP DoANE, Burlington, N. }.
DR.. II. RoNIEYN BECK, Alho,v NJ V
JOHN JAY Esq, New York City.
GEORGE MOORE, Esq. do 60
IN motion the Chairman IF Counselor5 was
ordered to publish the Acts of Incorporation,
with the constitution md BYLAWS of the Socle-
ty and prepare a circular setting forth at large
the objects Of the Society with view to promote
its usefulness.
After sundry amendments to the Constitution
and By Laws on motion, the Rev. WORTH
INGTON SMITH, d. D. President of the Uni
versty of Vermont was elected the orator for
the next Annual meeting, and Professor w lLL-
lam G. Y. SHEDD, Of Burlington Subsllt-
i1tn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-31
Seward and Dickerson.

The Brandon Post in an able article from the
non If r u Rarher m the onnosite corrs es Of
n:.,., ~. So.,. ..,,.1.o
oewalu anu DlcAefso" III tlie 0eilate' 'o"o'uueS
with the following just and torceful remarks.
If, in such crisis as the present, the people
of the free States are not ready to stand by and
applaud snch men as Seward, Hale, Chase, Ham.
lin, Baldwin, Giddings, King, and many others
we could mention, and at the same time to con-
denim such men as Fillmore, Cass, Webster,
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1flnrrir0.

In this village, 22d inst, by Rev. S. Cham
berlin, Rev. Cornelius Chamberlin # Troy, N.
Y, to Mrs. II. Z. Beckley, daughter of Hon.
Jacob Scott of Montpelier.
In IIartland, 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Fisher,
Mr.. Joseph T. Dodge of St. Louis, Mo-, to Miss
Melissa Marble, Of Fl.
In Troy, on the 22d inst, by Rev. c. w, Pi.
per- Mr.. Henderson C. Wilson, Attorney, to
Miss Mary Ann Porter of 7.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-31
Dte1.

In Calais, 7th inst, VIM. Abbot, Jr., aged 81
years 10 months. Printers in Ohio are request
ed, &c.
In New Berlin, Wisconsin, Goth inst, Geo.
Scdgel, Jr., formerly of Waterbury, Vt, aged
" bed 1feiS in B fooEed 10th inst, of Typhus Fe
yer, Daniel Kingsbury, Esq, aged 58.
In the death OF Mr.. Klngsbury, not only his
family and more intimate friends, but the public
generally have sustained heavy loss, and left
blank in society which may not be easily filled.
One Of the first. and most ardent friends of
the anti, slavery enterprise, time talents, g.
his money, were to pretty large extent, freely
devoted to the cause. In 1910, he was one of
the 3l9 in Vermont, who had the fortitude to
break loose from old party ties which had long
bound them to the car of Slavery, and give their
votes in favor the rights of Man and he has
often been heard by the writer of this to refer to
that vote, as an act which he could look back up
on with as much satisfaction as any act in his
whole life.
The poor fugitive fleeing from Republican OPP.
preston to the land of MondrchiaL freedom, ever
found in his house ready welcome and liber
al hand to supply his wants.
The cause of Missions, when freed from the
communicating influence of slavery, as well as
the objects OF beneyolence and philanthropy gen.
erally found in him firm friend and supporter
And now, whilst The slave power is seeking by
every means to extend its bIightng, soul destroy
ing, Heaven dareng influences far and wide, g.
over every foot OF this boosted land of freedom
may many sons rise up to fill the places in the
anti-slavery ranks from which the Fathers are
falling. B.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-31

OJ@ Low prices and extensive advertising
have given OAK HALL, Boston, a celebrity un-
equaed by any other establishment in this coun-
try. Hundreds visit daily Simmons OAK HALL
and make their purchases from the immense
stock
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-31
EIecta WiIder,s Estate.

FHNHE subscribers having been appointed nv the Hon
IL Probate Court for the District Of Lamolle Commits
sone to receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons, against the estate of
ELECTA WILDER
late of Morrstown in said district deceased
nsOlvent and the term of six months from the 81 day Of
August 1885, heng allowed by said Court to The creditors
said deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before Do give notice that will attend to the dl-
ties Of appointment ut the dwelling house of John and
NJ G West in Morrstown, in said district on the seccnd
Mondays of January and February next at one o'clock in
the afternoon on each of sad days.
MOSES FISK,
JOHN WEST, commissioners.
Morristown october !, A. b. 1850 3w4l