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L. w. CLARK wishing to close up his bus
mess in the Hat Trade now offers the public
as good an assortment Of mapped hats as can
be found in Middlebury, at Wholesale prices. e
Those who wish for hats can procure them
much cheaper of him than they can get them
elsewhere, as he intends 10 sell OF his entire
stock at cost.
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SWANS READING BOOKS,

THOMAS, COWPERTllWAIT & co, Phil.
Primary School Reuters, Part /, 2 and 3 !;
Grammar School Reader, District Schooi
Reader, Instructive Reaier and Introduction
10 d., and Young LdiieS' Rcddcr; Spelling
Book and tie Introduction to DO.
This series OF Books has been several years
before the public. They have been subjected
to the TEST of EXPERIENCE, in the best and most
popular public and private schools in the coun-
try. No readers are more extensively used in
all parts of the United States, than these; and
wherever used, they have given the highest sat
isfaclion, and secured the most marked results.
We might fill an entire number of this paper
with the recommendations OF the most eminent
Teachers and Friends Of Education from all
parts of the Union, where they are now used
Those who wish to see few o. the names of
places where this series is used, wholly or in
part, and the commentators and names Of
those who have used them, are referred TO our
Pamphlet Advertisement which may lie had
GRATIS, at any Of the stores named below.
T. c. &Co. also publish Milchels Primary
Geography, Intermediate Do, Geography and
Atlas, Ancient Geography and Atlas, Biblical
Geography and Universal Atlas, superb
work; Green's GrammaIs, FroSl'S Histories
ofthe U. S, Goldsmilh's Natural History, Guy
& Keilh's Astronomy, Johnson's Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy, Pinnocks Goldsmith S
Histories of Greece, Rome, France and Eng
land, Lords Modern History, Jarvis's Phys
cology, &c. &c.
The attention of Teachers, SupreinicndcntS
and the friends Of Education generally is invi
vied to This Invaluable list OF books. Copies
of them can obtained for examination, and
lhsy are also for sale at the Book Store, Of l..
W. Clark, Middlebury; T.. Cuts, aud Catliu
81 Wright, Orwell; II. Kingsley, Brandon; II.
l.. Spencer, Rutland J. Ward, CaS,l, ton
Spencer 4 Gregory, llouonsyil;c; W. NJ
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Notice.
5000 Lights Sash.

Received and for sale at Factory prices
by T.. BECkWlTH.
Middlebury, March LIST, 1850.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers being appointed by the
Probate Court foI the District OF New Haven,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands ofal persons, against
the estate Of
JOHN HALL,
late OF Bristol, in said District deceased, ard
also all claims and demands exhibited in off
set thereto and six months from the 9th day
of March, 1850, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business o.
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
OF Zenith Hall, in Bristol, on the third Mon
days Of April and August next, from . clock
\. NJ. until four o'clock, p NJ. on each Of said
days.
AMOS AMOS E. Ell HRhisELrINE. t siom%rs.
Dated al Bristol, this 9th day OF March,
1850. 47:Sw.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! Belt iemember-
District Of Addison S. ) cd thai.a Pro
bate Court held at Middlebury. in and for the
District of Addison, on the 2lst day of March,
\. ID. 1850
Kent Wright guardian of BENJAMIN T.
KlLBY, ELIZABETH KILBY and HORA-
ITO n. KILBY, minors, children and heirs of
Alyira kilby, late of Shoreham in said District,
deceased, presents his guardianship account for
allowance 1t is ihereupon ordered that said
account be considered for allowance by this
Court at the session thereof to be held at the
Office Of the Register Of this Court in SAID Mid
dlebufy, on Thursday, the 18th day Of April
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon; and that
notice thereof be given TO all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their objections
if any they may have, 10 said account being al
lowed, by publishing certified copy of this or
der in the Middlcbury RegistcT-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks sue
cessivey previous TO the time of said Court.
As Jed, S. Bahnel, Register.
A true copy of record.
AHcst, ,jed S. BUSHNELL Register.
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Ladies' School.

The Spring term of the School for young
Ladies and Misses, at the chapel Of the Old a
cademv, will commence on Wednesday the
10Th day of April, 1850, and continue weeks
and half
Course of instruction. Teachers, and terms
for tuition, the same as the past year.
OZIAS SEYMOUR
Middlebury, March Is, 1850 473w.
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Hartford LIZ and Health in
surance Company.


General Agent for Vermont.
T. q RJNGUAN wnl;s,or
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To whom applications may he sent from any
part Of the State
CENTRAL OFFICE OF THIS AGENcY. East Side
oil the Court House Square, Burlington, W.
y. NAkD. VI. D., Medical Examiner.
Applications NAV he made at any time at
the Office.
Information, irdcsircd. furnished at this o.
| fee, or by either Of the following gentlemen.
Agents and Medical Examiners 10 the Com
| pany.
ADDISON COUNTY
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IN TIE MI IUAL ILAN,
This COMPANY will insure at the usual rates.
and in three particulars claim the superiority
"rr an mtHdt Conn
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vcar navabIe in cash when TWO bundled lbous.
and dollars has accumulated as reserved mu-
lual fund, such scrip Tearing ntIes' i on daie ana
transferable.
Bird. In addition to the usual Mutual Fund
and reserved Fund, received from mutual in
surers the capital stock one hundred thousanC
> dollars, and all the reserved fund Ct the Join
Stock insurance is pledged forihe payment o
losses.
on TIE Joint STOCK PLAN
,,,. ~ '1,,111 49, IN -
har1oG on The rnn,ua man "tbe n,onan -,
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. age OF lhirly.two years, resolves to expen,
twenty-five dollars perannum Tor insurance OF
/. his lie. on the Mutual plan it will secure hin
policy of one thousand dollars On the Join
r. Stock plan the same twenty-five dollars will sc
I'd cure him policy ofone thousand and five hun
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Boston Cards.
V. b. PALMER,

No. Congress Street - BOSTON,
Is the Agent for the best Newspapers Of all the
Cities and principal Towns Of all the States of
the Uoion and the British Provinces, empowered
by the Projectors to make contracts at their low
est rates, and his receipts arc regarded as pay
ments.
o. To Public Institutions, Reading Rooms,
Clubs etc, as well rs to individuals this Agen-
cy presents a CONVENIENT und safe means of sub
scribing for, or advertising in any number Of .le
best New spapers Of the county. Refiiltanrcs
mny be sent by mail, with assurance that all or
ders will be faithfully attended to. 41;5w.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be il remember
bate Court held at Middcbury, in aud for the
District of Addison, on the l.h day Of March,
AID, 1850,
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FOR SALE.

A lot of Land, in this village, containing five
acres, adjoining the lot ofGeo. Clcveiand ESD
on the South, and belonging TO the estate of
Ethan AndruS. For terms, &c, enquire OF
HARVEY PRITCHARD, Erecdor.
Middlebury, March 25, 1850. 4s;3w.
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1lrobote Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT, | BE il remember
Disiiic Of Addison, IS. ed that at Pro-
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and for the.
District OF Addison, on the 9th day of March.
A. d. 1850
Samuel Swift, Edward d. Barber and Jane
NJ. s. ade, administrators Of the estate Of
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT,
late Of said diddebury, deceased, prescn, their.
administration account for allowance; 1t is there
fore ordered, that said account he considered for
allowance at the. session Of this Court, he held
at said Middlebury, on Thu sday the ith day Of
April next, at one O'Clock in the afternosni and
that said administrators give notice thereof to all
persons interested that they may appear md make
their objections If any they may have, to tic al.
loMuncc of said account, 10y publishing a certified
copy of this order in the Middebury Registcr-a
newspapcr printed A. SAID Mddlcbury, three
weeks successfully, previous TO the time Of sail
court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register
A true copy of Record.
A.: Attest, Jsd S. Bushnell, R,g'1r
STATE OF VERMONT, Be i; remember
District of Addison, SIS. ed that Mt II i. O.
bate Court held at Middlcbury, in aud for the
District of Addison, on the l:h day Of March,
A o., 1880
Horace James and Otn Field guardians Of
ALANSON PECK,
Of Cornwall in said District, an insane person,
represent that the personal estate OF their said
ward is insufficient to pay his just debts and
make application to said Court for license to
sell The following described land of thcr said
ward lying in said Cornwall for the purpose
Of paving his just debts, viz tract or rar-
eel of land bounded East by the highway lead
ing south from the Baptist Westinghouse,
uOnh by Harris Bnghan's land, west by Tru-
man c. Gibbs land and south by John San
iord's land and James Pipers land, contain
ing about fifty acres II is therefore ordefe'.
BY this Court that said application he consi-,
cred by this Court, at the session lheleoi 10 b
held at the office ofthe Register Of this COur
in said Middebury, on Thursday the iIh da
OF April, next, at one o'clock, in the afternoon
and that notice thereof be given 10 all persons
interested that they may appear and make their
objections, il any they may have, 10 said H.
cense being granted by publishing certified
copy OF this order, in the Middlebury Register,
"a newspaper printed at said Mddlelu:y-7.
three weeks successfully previous 10 the iims
OF said Court.
.L,d 5. BHLnoN, Register.
A true copy Of Record,
47:3w Attest led. S. BUSHNELL Reg's ter
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SALT FISH I!

Goldfish, Mackcrel, No and 2, and Sal
mon, of superior quality. for sale at the Cash
Store. X. l.. FULLER.
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We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Courl foi the District OF New Haven,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons, against
The estate of
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Cash Paid for

FAT CALVES, delivered at the Slaughter
House. CALVES RUNNETs for sale
J. p. WHEELER & co.
Middlebury, March lS, 1850. lS;lw.
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Copies will be presented to teachers and Su-
perintendents who are invited to examine them
before adopting less meritorious ones. For
sale at l.. w. CLARKS, Middlcbury, VI, and
at the principal Book Stores in Vermont. Mr.
Clark will furnish copies for examination in this
County.
March S. 1850. 45lf
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FOR SALE.

Two yoke of Oxen. Inquire OF the su6scri
Der. EDWARD WAlNWkluhil l.
March 10, 1850. lS;5w.
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EORTY BUSHELS HERDS GRAsS, for
L sale by the Subscriber, -
Feb. }, 1850. L. BEChWlIH.
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THE SANE OLD SEVEN AND SlIPENCE.
--e9e~-

NSJE are now ready with the best assortment oil @
w ing and at the lowest prices ever offered IN ine If
gjuia market Having spared pains IN selecting our
oJ cnsomers can depend upon finding the goods they
want and at far prices We ask call from all who are
in want Of good Clothes at low prices Among our 0OOuS
will be found a large supply OF
Black Cloth Dress and Froek Goats, (a0 qualities, Bu
siness Goats Frocts and Sacks, made 2 SgLs 'utGe"
Cioh Cashmayet. Erminet, .}criao, Itreed, CGnOes'
Bro,cn and Faaey Liaen, Cotton, Sc, Sc' On
PANTS Black and Fancy Cashmere L"'e"' '0''0"'
TTSTSH aSgsS Of SSiH Sk Ralsn Cloth, BOmbasine,
.MnscilleS, Sc. Sc. - r...,,s
sEIIRTSw(a great variety and very cheap9 DHATERs,
(of TwilIed Cotton, Linen, &c) CoILAEs' Latest
StyIe) lIaudkerchlek, CraHa's, 1loYes s0cAS' 'u'-
penders, &c., Sc, Sc.
AISO-Beayer, Silk and Panama Hats. ,,
FRANK s. CO., Same old place.
n. B-Beng in connexion with one OF 'ne lalsGss so
Clothing Establishments at the NOrth we receive suPPeS
SiOH. CiO'",'s ~ Sosh and fine +. s Co.
Staunton, May /, 1850.
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true liberty. Unchecked power, wherever exnung,
is tyranny In the hands Of majorltles II becomes
the worst Of .yrannies There s'some safely denyea
from the mere moral responsibility ot an individual )
in that of a good man, much. But this responslon'
ity, as yoGvide it, becomes less and less unli ID
the multitude, il seems TO be entirely lost ia con-
temptation of the family connexions whicn may %
found in many counties in the State, powenui los
their numbers wealth and responsibility, IN conhSe-
ton with the system proposed, there would see" 10
be much which should alarm those, at least who are
not Of such connexions. Though such conne4iohs'
or maicsi:v of them, would perhaps deprecase ana
even Sg6lore the folly which should lead to the
adoption of such system, yet if the people will
kneel before them, ready bridled and sadded, depend
upon it, they will mount and ride, and they VIII %
fools il they do not for it is much more comior'aole
10 be the riders than the ridees. Whom they VIII,
they promote, and whom they will they put down.
And can il be doubted whom they will promote e
Will il not bo so1 Can it be otherwise! surely,
these questions are worthy of the most serious con-
sidera,ion-more especially by all who are not pow
errully connected. And they cannot too often ask
themselves for what il is that they are persuaded 70
risk such conscquences-to bring upon themselves
and their descendants such vile slavery. How lew
comparatively do the evils complained OF effect =
They are moreover attributable not so much to ina
Constitution as to defective legislation Most OF tnem
can be remedied by the Legislature at an expense
which would be a mere bagateIle in comparison with
the enormous burdens which the radical Leaders, ior
their own selfish purposes, propose TO saddle upon
the community. Let the people, then, beware,
more especially let all those who are not connected
with the powerful, beware. They are upon The bri.k
of an abyss into which one false step, never 70 Do
retraced, may engulph them. Will not such step
be an act of unmtgated folly-nay, more for to act
in matter Of such momentous con-
sequence both 10 themselves and their descendants,
is wickedness-wickednes only less aggravated IN
the thoughtless but not unadmonished duPes, man
that of the designing demagogues who deceive them.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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OF EsAN s..
.Let the longest Pole knock down the Simmons !"

-x1AIDAUER S, POLLTrZ. are daily receiving fresh
w supplies of Eseady-nai'de CAOdnSsas' al 'nel'
u,r dyantares afford sell at lower prices than any OF
their acquainances this side Of Badmoe 1t any resPoe
sbe individual doubts the fact all he has to d1 to SATISFY
himself is TO CALL examine and compare their Stock win
any other in The market They are not more gwen 10
thew look at their well selected and assorted Stock OF Goods
own and feel that they have right to be proud. Inc
f.llowinp are few Of The Goods now in store:
Superior Fine Frock Dress and Sack Goats, OF Cashme
rett; Summer Cloth, Drab, Brown Linen ana cotton
Co,s v,rious clnrs Fine Black and Fancy Cashmere
Linen sad Cotton Pants Black Satin, Silk and Fancy
Silk and Satin Cashmereit, Cassnett and Linen Vests
Cans Hats Cravas Haukerchies. and every other ar
tice usually kept in Clothing Store
Staunton MAY l5 1850
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LOOK OUT.

A HANDSOME lot of Port FOlios Smiths Quario
IA Geography Smiths first book of Geography omlln
Introductory Arihmatc Smiths Illustrated Astronomy
McCauey's Engand-new and cheap Edition BancrOf''s
History Of the United States r. R, Howsons History of
Virginia American Poultry Yard Book McGuteys LIST,
ID 3d. 4th and 9th Readers; Mexican War, BY Mansfield
Theirs French Revolution; Mcntosh's Book OF the lnd
ans Womsns Friendship, by Grace Aeuia; American
Carpenters Guide NIassons Farrer; Aisons History of
Europe Lyuch's Expedition to the Dead Sea; handsome
PRAYER Books some fine Fans lot of handsome Hickory
Canes, Just received and for sale at
VIM. CHAMBERS New Book Store.
Staunton June 26, 1850.
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POETRY.
PRIDE.

Though pride may show some nobleness
When honor is its ally,
Yet there's such thing on earth
As holding heads too high
The sweetest bird builds near the ground,
The loveliest flower springs low
And we must stoop for happiness
five its worth would know.
Like water that encrusts the rose,
Still hardening to its core,
So pride encascs human hearts
Until they feel no more.
Shut up within themselves, they live,
And selfshly they end
A life, that never kindness did
To kindred or to friend.
Whilst virtue, like the dew Of heaven,
Upon the heart descends,
And draws its hidden sweetness out
The morc--as more it bends
For there's strength in lowlness
Which nerves us to endure
A hcrosm in distress
Which renders victory sure!
The humblest being born is great
If true to his degree
His virtue illustrates his fate,
Whatever that may be
Then let us daily learn to love
Simplicity and worth;
For not the eagle, but the dove,
Brought peace unto tho earth
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NIAW 0ON0l&l8No
Cheap CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST!!! :!
SygEE'E & CO.

yx,11F UNDERSIGNED recently from Baltimore beg leave to
;rn tho c,,izens of Stauntou aud the adjacent coun-
try that they have taken the Store Room two doors above
the Store Of Mr. j. Braudeburg and opposite the virginia
Hotel. which is now open with full aud fashionable as
sorlmeut of Geutlemen'S
Ready-Niadc Clothing,
made m with much care, expressly for this market IN
style which will insure sales and give satisfaction III esGy
Extra fine Frock and Dress Coats Fancy Sack Goats,
Drab Wellington Cord and Cashmereit Coats, etc.
Black and Fancy cod Pants, cut in the latest syIe'
Figured silk aud Satin Vests. ru,;os,
AISO-A supply of Hats, Caps Boots; iian6ke'ch'eS'
Cravats, Socks. Shirts, Drawers CaTPetOagS' Nc 0e
S,unon and the surrounding country give them an early
call feeling confident that they can please ALL IN pr'cs'
stve, and quat as they bound to give them EAR
GAINS. ~ -
S,aunton, May 8, 1850.
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REDUCTION OF PRICES.

YgNHE subscriber determined from this date TO sell Goods
at reduced prices for CASH. will offer greater bargains
than can be had in the County for the same money iany
BODY doubts this let him or her and examine they
will be of an opinion opinion that what he says is
fact Come one, come all--here is nothing gained by
dIeness or sothths is world Of action and to make
money gain reputation and exert happy influence, We
must be active perseverng, energetlcwe must not quail
at shadows-run from lions or attempt to dodgemen VINO
faint and quail are laughing stock for angels devils, and
true men, So come quick and buy cheap
ID. NJ HUFFMAN,
Main street, opposite Post Office.
p S-Those having pen accounts with me have them
ready for settlement, those indebted 10 me Will please call
and close their accounteher by cash or nole as am de-
Stauntun, July 8, 1850. ~. NJ H.
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UNION SPRINGS,

vg,HE subscriber takes this mode of thanking his friends
for their hitherto liberal patronage at the Union Black
Rock (Chaybeate) Springs, aud Ofnormng them and the
public generally, that he will be ready by the l2h July,
10 entertain any that may give him call He hopes sui
to merit their patronage by doing all in his power to render
their stay pleasant
The Springs are on the West side of the Blue Ridge
Mountain in Augusta County, 20 miles Fast of Siaunton
Is miles Northeast of Waynesboro', p West of Char
lottesve. Board 81 90 per week-Children and Ser
wants, half price--Horses Sc cents per day.
SAMUEL KENNERLY.
Irl, 9 lSS0-2t
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sFEay Is, 1850.
--LATEST ARRIVAL OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

JNHE undersigned now receiving and opening heir
IL Stock of SPRING IND SU.HdER GOODo'
purchased since great decline in price, in many articles,
which they offer very low CASH. or to punctual dealers
on a short credit.
They feel thankful to their friends and the public Tor the
liberal encouragement extended to them thus far and nope
by strict attention business merit continuance ney
deem il unnecessary to specify articles and would only say
that thew have general assortment of Dry Goods, Groce
riss Hrrare, Quecns,care, Boots, Shoes Hats. Caps
&C.. &C. They ask call and examination Of their stock
and feel assured in sayug that You will find itio your In
terest DhONN fCl.NS'.
Staunton, May l5 1850 Opposite Morris & Goodies.
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STAUNTON SPECTATOR.
TERMS.

A. The "SPECTATOR'' is published 0neeG "st", -
Ttpo Dollars gear, If paid in GdrGnce, or " -
and Fty Cents delayed beyond the erpTal'0" N'e year
No subscription tcillbs discontinued 0"' ~ '''
Edition s. ,until allarrearGges are Paata'
n- Au communications 10 the Ed'fofs 0y m'''' ""''0'
t-patd or they qoilino' be attended To- ,...
ms. ADYERTTsElLENTiS Of t'oeee lines (0r e's')
inserted three times for dOer ana t~enty'e eeS JV'
each subsequent eO"tingGnce Larger "
same proportion. liberal discount "G"s 70
the near.
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wAsMEM CToHE EgoWsM,
chestnut Street above Seventh Street,, PhiIadCphia

rs central in the immediate vicinity of the most impor-
ant public Institutions, the best and most fashionable
paces Of business and the attractive public squares OF the
Cy In the important requisites ofligh and ventlaton
two principal objects aimed at in the recent enlargement
and thorough improvement of this House. is not exceed
ed, perhaps by any establishment in America To srsn-
gers therefore, its position is peculiarly desrabe-lhe
Subscriber returns thanks to his friends and the public Tor
the liberal patronage they have extended to him, and
sures them that he will endeayor TO merit continuance OF
their favors. Il. L. oLiASS'
Philadelphia June II, 1S5O.-9t