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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-08

THE LIBERTY OF SPEECH AND APPLAUSE.
When Theodore Parker was handed Shad-
racli's note on Sunday requesting "the
prayers Of all Christian people," he remark
ed uflcr reading it, that he did not think,
when he came TO Boston, that he should ever
receive such a document as that, but, said
Mr.. Parker in solemn earnestness, "IMank
God the .titgitive has escdped?" The audience
appeared perfectly electrified by the remark
aud applauded heartily Boston Com.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-08

IT ever has been and is now the character
islic of narrow-minded conservatism TO de-
feat its own ends by assuming that in order
to preserve whatever may be valuable, it is
necessary to protect all that is bad, in the
political Institutions of country.-C. f.
adams.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-08
From the Commonwealth
Writ OF Dcliveranee.

Much curiosity being expressed as TO Tue
form and tenor of the Writ of Deliverance
under which Shatlrach Sims was dlsclarg-
cd fom Imprisonment Oh Saturday Inst, nav
ing been favored with a sight of that curious
document, ] send you full description alu
complete copy of the same and oil tic pro-
cecdings thereon.
The Writ was cngrossed on an entire sheei
of parchment in bold round hand, aud hau
on the reverse side fac simlle copy oil the
Declaration of Independence. It's tenor was
as follows:
Life, Liter y, and ne Pprsmt Of Happiness
cmANcgRY OF THE HIGHER LAW.
Supreme Tribunal Of The Rights Of Men.
DIsTRIcT OF MAssAcnUsETTs To WIT;
To our good and true lieges of our good old
town of Boston aud Cradle OF Liberty,
1rrsty and well beloved, Sons OF Liberty,
WE GREET YE WELL.
Whereas complaint hath been made TO
US, that one George Il. Curtis, a Colnmis-
siomer of tie Circuit Court of the United
States for the District of Massachusetts, I'M
der color of certain pretended bill or act OF
Congress known as the Fugitive Slave Law
(which suid pretended bill or law is cruel,
wicked, base, mean, unmanly, devilish, con-
trary to the rights OF man, contrary TO the
rigIIs of man, contrary TO the higher law,
contrary to the Constitution of the United
States, aud contrary To the reserved rights OF
the States, aud therefore is totally null and
voidl hath issued certain warrant, being
thereto tempted 10y the Devil in the shape OF
Il piiul fee OF ten dollars for the arrest OF
one Shudruch Sims claimed as fugitive
slave, lut IN iacl II inuu free by nature aud
his own act; and whereas further complaint
hath been made TO us that one Patrick Riley,
IA renegade lrishnuu, disgrace alike TO his
nnive aud to his adopted country, (may the
curse of -. Patrick light on him J hath un-
dcltukcu to serve aud has served aud eXecut-
ed the same; now these are TO COMMAND
such of you into whose hands these presents
may come, immediately upon receipt thereof.
to DELiNER the said Shadruch thus falsely
arrested aud imprisoned out OF the hands OF
the said Riley, using such force and 10 more
as may bc necessary TO accomplish the same ;
Tor uil which THIS shall lie your sufficient
WARRANT. And have you the said Shad-
ruch FORTHWITH before our said Su-
preme Tribunal now sitting on the battle
field OF Lexington. Hereof fail not NJ your
uitcrmost peril.
Giveu under the Broad Seal of Liberty, at
one OF the clock m the afternoon, this iii-
tcenii day Of February, III the year Of tiic
Redcencr, 1851, and of the Declaration OF
Independence and Tie Rights Of Man the
seventy iitth.
Witness, THOMAS JEFFERSON, protonotory
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-08
Notarit'. Il. D

The following return was endorsed OH the
writ:
"Wc, the undersigned, in obedience TO
the within precept nave delivered the said
Shadrnch, aud here we have him on the bat
tie field of Lexington before The said Su-
preme Tribunal.
Battlefield of Lexington, 3 o'clock OF the
afternoon, Feb. Is, 1851"
The signatures TO this return arc in invisi-
bic ink but it is supposed they will become
legible enough in few years. There is a
seal annexed, representing, on one side, the
pulling down of the Stamp Office, and on
the other, the throwing overheard of the tea
in Boston harhor.
The following is transcript of the judg-
ment of the Court:
"This high tribunal having had inspec-
ton OF the said Shadrach, aud perceiving
him to be neither mouse nor monkey, hut
MAN, aud having ascertained by personal ex-
animation and the testimony OF witnesses
that the said Shadrach is of full age, aud
neither idiot, lunutc nor pauper, but able
and willing TO provide for himself, and not
bound to anybody by any contract or COM
pact voluntarily entered into, il is hereby de-
creed in conformity with the inalenable
rights of man, the sole foundation Of the
American Constitutions, that the said Shud-
rach is u free denZen of this our District OF
Massachusetts; aud let him go hence with
out delay, aud let no one hereafter presume
TO modest him"
Aud the Court doth further order and
decree that the said Curtis Riley, and also u
certain person, worthy brother of the other
two, known as 'augur-hoe Byrnes," and all
others aiding and nbetting in this outrage, be
forthwith prosecuted before the tribunals OF
the Lower Law.
And the Court doth further order and de-
cree that the said Curtis, Riley, Byrnes, and
all others concerned in this outrage, be
hcnceiorlh INFAMOUS, and that they he
held mp to the scorn and contempt Of the
sons of liberty throughout tile world, as
miserable ten dollar parasites aud picaroons.
THO. JEFFERSON, ProiOaOtayp
A true copy from the records, as witness
my hand. Son OF LIBERTY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-08

No MAN can read the New Testament hon.
estly and not learn to measure his religion
chiefly by his benevolence.- Claiming. ssrs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03
RIPTON

The resident and non. resident propretors Of
the town of RIPTON, in the County of Ad-
Olson, are hereby notified. that the taxes asses.
scd by said town within the year next prcced-
ing this date, remain either in whole or in part
unpaid, on the following described lands in
said town, 10 wit:
The tolioWing are riHin The chartered bounds
Of Ripton
Lot No 81, 81 Div, Right of Solomon Booth
y clonging TO the estate of VIM. B. Martin.
LOIS No 81 and l0l-lSt and 81 Div. Right
of Benjamin Bcardsley.
Lots No LOG and l20-lst and 2d Div. Right
of Joseph Burroughs--Uriah +. Arnold,
owner
Lot No. 1924 Div Right Of Matthew Haw-
lev-sct in lis, 10 Bird and Everts
North halt OF lot No. 79-.lst Div. Right OF
Francis H. wley-set in Iistto Eber Cogs-
well.
North half of lot M. 7I--lst Div Right of
)>eph iIaWlcy-set in list to Luman Cogs-
Lot No. 36-l,. Div-Right of lIeze-,h
CLARK
GO acres OHIO, We I'll Div. Right Of Joseph
IIawl-y--Wrs cni 'nt, and set in i.' 'o
Enuch ard jacob npncy
Lots No. Is ana isr-is, and D Div Risht
of David SnnmtN, Jr-s.tin list 10 L.. G.
and l. Drake
Los No oj--lst Division. Right of Hawkins
Nichols, and No. 100, LIST Dv.-Righl OF
jonathan Niehols->el in list to estate of Jos
Dyar.
Lot No 22-2d Div. Right Of Isaac Hawley-
SET in l>ito Elisha Fuller.
25 acres of lot 20. lG-2 Div Right Of
Thomas Hawley, west end Of LOT, sci in lisi
to Hiram II Hurlbut.
East half of lot No. ls-od Div. Right Of Eli.
sha AIls--Sei in list 10 IL. ii. Hall.
Lot No 40--lSt Div. Right 0! Theophilus
Mhdlehrool,S
Lot No, 26.--2d Div Right OF Theophlius
MiddlebrookS.
70 acres Of lot No. lOi-2d Div. and lot No
39-lSi Div. Right Of Stephen Middebrcok
Lot No. 30-21 Div Right of Francis Hawley
-Scuver Mills owner.
Lot No, 3, Isl Div. Right OF John Olcot.
1925 acres Of altei Division Of right of land, sci
in List 10 Pore. Peak, and Hawey.
Lot No. 29--lsl Div. hight of Elisha Rixford
Lot NJ Esd Div. Right of Ephraim Curtis
set in lis' % Ehencz II Rider.
Lot No sd Div plight Of John Wooster
set in list 10 s 6 d Severance.
Lots NJ i2l--2d Div. Right of Abel Thomp
son and No SS-lst Div. Right of Abraham
Thompson, set in list TO FlorilIa Smith.
Lot No l25--2d Div.--Right OF David Sum
inerS.
Lot No. l9s--2d Div Right of Abraham
Undernu.
Lot No, l33--lst Diy.--Risht of Cyrus Haw
lcy-sel in list 10 II. W. Walker.
Lot No. 12-lSt Div.-lishl of Thomas Wake
lev G Caldwell, o.ner.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

DESCRIPTION Figure !, is the churn box 4,
and Figure ,, an end view Of the dashcr
First, Churning. The cream is prepared tire
same for any other clurn. The proper tim
pcrsture tlrom 60 to IS degreesl is easily ndica-
ted by inserting the bulb OF common thcrmor-
c,er In churning, the CT INK is turned in the di-
rcclion Of the upper arrow, in Fig 2. Such is
the arrangement Of the dashcr, that the cream is
first sent ON the outside OF the churn towards
the centre, by the stationary floats. marked d y
in Fig. 2. 1t is met by the movable floats, c c,
and sent from the centre towards the outside a
gain, thus constantly keeping up one Of the most
efcrtual movements ever discovered. for thorough
~ breaking the cream. and producing the butter
in the shortest possible tiWc. Every one who
has tried it, says That II turns easier in churning
than any chun they ever used.
Second, Gathering the Butter. This is
easily done, by turning the crank half way round
md back again, and 10y repeating this motion n
few times, the butter is gathered at the bottom Of
the cnurn, between the two arms Of tho dashcr.
The buitermilk can then be conveniently drawn
off,
Tbitd. Working The Butter. This is done
by merely reversing tho motion of the crank, or
turning tho dashcr in tile direction indicated by
the lower arrow. II will he seen that the nova
bic floats, &C, willclose, presenting on the out
side Of the dasl'er, smooth, convex surface.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

The Joilo,cinc arc wiAm the chartered boupds
Of Middelm..
81 acres Of iho x @ flrm-sct in the list to
George E-ovu
100 acres # The Riga, Of Charles Brewstcr-5d
Div.
40 acres of the Right of Noah Chtcnden-3d
Div,
IS acres-set in the list to the Estate of John
Foot
loo acres of the Right of Ebenczcr Ficld-ad
Div
100 acres of the Right of Ebenezcr Hanchet, jr.
set in list TO James Hodgcman, ct al.
a acres-set in list to VIM. Harrington.
100 acres, set in list to Eli Mathews lies
south of Sd hundred acre Div. of Ebcnczer
Field.
lo0acrcs of the Right of Benjamin Paris-3d
Div.
100 acres of the Right Of Bethel Selick-set
in list 10 David Sellck
Soo acres OF the Rights of Elisha Sheldon & 10.
siah Stoddard.
GO acres of the Right of Rnlulr \ybite--ad
Div.
200 acres of the Right of Jorem;oh How &,
John Strong-sd Div, each. SET in list 10
Joseph Warner
The fotiocing are withm the chartered bounds
Of Goshen:
West half of Lot No G0.-lO0 acres-Rieht Of
David Andrews--set in list to the Estate of
John C. Baldwin.
10 acres of West half Of lot No. 40. Right Of
Nathaniel Garlner--N. f. corner--Set in
list 10 Asa & George c. Chapman.
100 acres Of the Right of Hope Lathrope-Lot
No. 63-east half-set in list to Estate of
Thomas Fuller.
100 acres Of Lot No 67--centre of lot No. N.
q Slight of Daniel Janes-owned by
Heorge Thompson.
'oS aeres.-West half Of lot No. sc Right OF
samuel Saiford-Peter Starr Agent.
10, oa NO. So--ihe Right of Abel Stone.
loO acres OF the Right Of Joshua c. Bostwick-
North half of lot No 65--set in list TO John
Wood.
2l5 acres. Part of I'd & Sd Dir. of Seth Kent
Salisbury part-and part of lot No. Is Righi
of Jonathan Ferry-caled the Whitcomb lot
set in list TO Rufus Wainwright
And so much Of said lands will he sold Al
public auction, at the dwelling house Of Fred
erick Smith, in Said Ripton, on the third day 81
October next, at ten o'clock, forenoon, as shall
DO requisite to discharge said Taxes with costs
unless previously paid
s. III. HENDRICK, Isl Constable.
Dated Al Rpion this 18Th day of August, A
ID. 1891. 10: Sw.
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c. ID. NASH,
GEO. L. WHEEL Err

Making IA per cent for the year ending
Aug. |, ISL. Said per csntage to be cast on
the Original amount of the premium note,
without Terrence 10 any endorsement, and To
be paid ~ the Treasurer at his Office, in
Montpelier on OF hc!ure the 18th day Of Oc-
tobef, 1871 being the day Of the annual meet
ing OF sill company.
As hc!o otoie, a list Of PERSONS insured in
the scyc- iowrs, with tie amount of assess
mcuts du, from each respectively, will lie for
wardcd % The Representative elect, to the leg
stature. whom moneys may lie forwarded
10 the oiigc.
viii l' Members Of the Company please
bear in Do that, by sending the small amount
OF the assessment due from each, re, pectively,
II the Ola ., promptly, at the time specified,
they viii Iuch advance their nwn interests
saving vast amount of Labor in the treasury
deparllnc 1, and to themselves a considerable
ITEM in postage and interest TO which they
will he Subjected in cases OF neglect
J.E. WRIGHT, Treasure,
Insurance Office Montpelier, Aug. II, 1851.
II. 9Nr
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Dieo,

In Whiting, on the 10th inst, Miss SAL
RAH ANN SEELEY, aged 43 years.
a In Peacham, on the 25ih of August. Mr..
ELIAS HrrcHcocK, aged So years, a good
man, and the last member of numerous and
worthy family, from Cheshire, Connect
\cut. Com.
In Addison, on the 3Oth of July, MoRRIs
- STIcKLE, eldest son of Charles and Anne
lia Suckle' aged l6 years. The deceased
was ayouth highly esteemed by all who
knew HIM, for his habits of sobreiy and yir-
tue. lie died of Consumption, after an ill
ness of about four months.
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NOTICE,

An application will be made, by petition
or otherwise, to the General Assembly OF
this STATE, at the mex: Session 10 set off the
whole of School District No 5n Weybridce,
10 Middlebury, or to set off the limits of the
Jail Yard, now lying and being in Wcy-
bridge, TO the town of Middlebury.
JOHN CHRISTIE.
Il. O'FLANEGAN,
EDISON COMSTOCK,
o. w. COMSTOCK,
SOLOMON PARKER,
w. ID. BELL.
BENHAM PRESTON.
JAMES NJ. SLADE,
JUSTUS COBB.
WIN. S. LANE.
September 2, 1851. 1873
eS- Vermonter will copy and charge to
CHRISTIE s. Co.
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TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND 10 LESS
Ets, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiT1EES of
MINERAL LANDS.

TO Pre- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND 10 LESS
Ets, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMi1TEES of
MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-emp-
ton TO any OF the lands above men Toned is re-
qured to establish the same to the satisfaction
of the Register and Receiver at SAUL Sic. Ma.
rie, and make payment therefor, as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement OF
the public sale OF the lanes embra ing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feited.
And every person having the right, under
the act entitled an act TO establish a land Of
lice in the northern part of Michigan, and TO
provide for the :; lie of the mineral lands in the
State of Michigan" approved LIST March, lSl1,
as leSsees, occupants, or permiticcs, 10 enter,
to he exlen, ftheir leases or permits, any OF
the lands above mentioned, and who are emil
tied, under the act entitled ian act to reduce
the minimum price Il the mineral lands in the
Lake Superior district. Michigan, and the
Chippewa district, in Wisconsin, approved
Goth September, 1850 "to enter the land COW
cred by their leases, occupancy, and permits
respectively" a. the mninumpricc of & 25
per acre or, il covering more than one full
| section, "entitle on the surrender of such
lease or permit At the proper land office, 10
| purchase, il he shall elect 10 do so, one full,
section, at the rate of - 80 per acre, is reqnir-
| ed 10 establish the same to the satisfaction of
the Register and Receiver at Sauli Ste Marie
and make payment: herelor as soon as praci-
cable after seeing this notice and before the
day appointed for the commencement of the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract
| claimed; otherwise such claim will he forfeited
]. BUTTERFIELD,
| Commissioner Of the General Land Offoo
| lG-l2w.
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nlnrrir0,

On the 9th ult, at St. Marks Church,
Warren. r. ], 10y Rev. Geo. W. Haiha-
way Mr.. ALBERT CHAPMAN, of this place,
N Miss MATILDA G. MuLcuAnEY, of
Warren.
In Milton, on Tuesday, the 10Th ult., by
ihe Rev. }. X, Converse, Sir DANIEL a.
BowE, of Lancaster, N. H., TO Miss LOUISA
NJ. WRIGnT, of the former place.
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Notice

Is hereby siycn, that q petition sill he pre-
sente'l to the next Legislature of the State of
Vermont FOR Rail Road from tic Vernon /
Western Raj Road in Waling ford tp cross the
Rutland and Burlington Rail Road between
Cnttingsvile aud Clarendon Depot, tlrnugh
the large business towns of Mcnion, Chittcn.
den, Goshen, Ripton, Lincoln, Starl -oor,,
Hinesburgh s. Geor,c and Williston, ro meet
the Vcrm mt M Canada Railroad at L .cx
Junction, with branch from Mendon to Ru,-
land Depot u' shoald this, IN surveying, le
found an inpr in,l'. rpn,e, then to run as
near the mountin westerly as will he pract-
cable,wth We privilege Of branches to each Of
those towns mentioned which may he off from
practicable route. JOHN SMITH
JAMES BROWN,
PATRICK MURPHY.
Boston, Sept LIST, 1851.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

STATE OF VERMONT, BE II rehenbe
Di,uirl Of New lIaHen, S. cd that al Pro
bate Cosri, held at Bristol, within md u
said district, On The 18Th day Of July. issl
an Instrument pnrrortng to ba the sst
will md Testament of
ASA RATlIBtN,
late of Bristol, in said district. icesased.
being presented 10 the Court here by tho
executor therein named, for probl it ia
ordered by said Couri, that al persons
concerned therein be notified 20 appear At
session Of said Court to be held Al the Of
fce Of the Judge Of said Cour, in Bristol,
Aforesaid. on the fourth Monday Of SER
tomher, lS5l, AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
show cahse ii any they may have, against
the probate Of said will for which rur,
pose it is further ordered; that n COPY OF The
Record Of this order be btllished ihres
weeks successfully in the aitdlebu-
Register-a newspaper printed at MiddlS
bury in This State-aIl which publication
shall he previous 10 the sail lime appoin,
ed for said hearing.
HARVEY MrYsIII, nudge
A true copy Of record.
l7:3w H. MUNsII.I, Judqs.
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Notice.

An application will bc male to rha next
General Assembly of this State, at the ncNi
session, Gsr a Charter for Railroad from
some point in the Rutland and Ruriingion
Railroad. Al or north OF Brandon, 10 some
point in the Rutland and Whitehall Raj.
road, at or wcsr Of CasIleton vilIsge.
G.. WILLIS
j. G. SAWYER,
JAMES X. HYDE,
G. w. HORTON,
II. J. HORTON.
Sudbury, Aug 81, 1851. is-sw.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03
National Black Ink.

This Beautiful INK, which, for fluidity and
durability, is not surpassed by any now in use,
MAY hereafter be had, Wholesale and retail, At
l.. w. CLARKS Bookstore. 1t needs only
10 be T,ed TO secure il n permanent place a.
mong all lovers Of good Ink. Orders from a.
broad pUnctually attended TO.
MiddlsbHry, Aug. 20, 1851. 10
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

STATE OF VERMONT, } Alta Probate
District Of New Ilaven-ss. Court, held a,
bristol, within and for the District Of New
IIavon' on the 22l day OF August \. -
1851:
An instrument, pnrporiina 10 be tho lar
will and testament Of l;ARIlLLM STEW.
ART, alto Of Bristol, in said district, de,ea.-
ell being presented to the Court here by the
executor sherein named, for probate 1t is
ordered by said Court. that all persons con
cerned herein be notified to appear AT a Sos
sion of said Court, to be held at Bristol, in
said District, on the first MONDAY Of Oeio-
her, 1854, a. 10 o'clock IN the forenoon ut
the office of the Judge Of said Court, and
show cause, il any they may have, against
the probate of said will for which pur pose
il is further or,lcrcI fhat wcnpy Of the rec-
ord of this order be published thrpe weeks
successi,cl, in the Middlebury Register, II
newspaper printed al Mddlebury nv his
state all which publications shall bop previous
to rhc said time appointed for said hearing.
HARVEY MUSsILL, Judge.
A Trne copy of record.
fs;;hv Attest, II. Munsill, Judge.
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A ddison County Court.
IRA T. BENSON, |
rs. AuGUsT ADJ
RILEY WOODFORD, SJoURNED Term,
and his Trustee, 1851.
ELISHA +. BAKER.
IRA +. BENSON,

as, August ADJ
RILEY WOODFORD, kJoURNED Term,
and his Trustee, 1851.
ELISHA +. BAKER.
WHEREAS, Ira F. Benson, of Whiting, in
the County OF Addison, hath heretofore sncd
out his writ Of attachment against Rioy
Woodford, and his Trustee, Elisha +. Ba-
ker, and caused service thereof to be made
on said WOodiord, by leaving a copy for him
with said Trustee, and entered The same in
this Court. at its December Term, a. ID.
1880, declaring therein in plea that the de-
PENDANT render to the plaintiff the sum of
Two Hundred Dollars, which, the plaintiff
says, is justly due from the defendant, TO
balance book accounts between them, which
the defendant hath refused to pay; to the
damage Of the plaintiff Two Hundred Dol
lars.
And whereas, il hath been suggested, at
the present Perm of this Court To which
said cause hath been continued, that sa1
Noodford was out of the State At the time
Of the service OF the said writ, and hath not
yet returned within the same, and hath hal
no personal notice Of the tendency Of this
suit; II is ordered by the Court, that this
cause be further continued until the mex,
regular term of said Court, to be held on the
second Tuesday OF December, A. ID. 1851 ;
and that, in the meantime notice of the pen
dency thereof, be given said Woodford, by
publication of this order, and the substance
of the plaintiffs declaration. three weeks
successfully in the Mi1dlehnry Register
public newspaper printed at Middlebury, in
said County Of Addison--ihe last of which
publications. shall be NJ least thirty days pr,
or 10 said next term.
GEORGE $. SWIFT, Clerk.
l.. N. BRIGGs, Atty. for Plaintiff. t9;3
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Pc StpQnenent,

In consequence Of the State Fair, to be
held at Nlldlebury, on The 10th and / lth of
September, the Camp Meeting, appointed to
commence on he Sh, on Shelburne Point,
will be postponed to friday, Sept 18th.
y. WIrlIERSPOON
September 81, 1881.
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Stray Cow.

Srayed f'oia The SuhAcribe. 90 The Oh insi ,
a small red Cow, with both horns sawed of
>hOrl-one hip lnle lower than TIDE other.
Whoever VIII return said Cow, or give inior-
nation, 10y mail orolhrrwise, where She may
be found, will be suitably rewarded.
LOUIS II OPES
MidIlebury, Aug 10, 1857. l7:3w
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I'll nrkets

BosroN. Aug %.
BmteT-Store,'. ''.........., 10
Family. a 10
Cheese,-New Milk,.........O 4 liza ,06
-Four Meal, .........,O3 ,O4
CoTn-Northern,. ..........
Oats,-Northern, ...........,4i a AZ
FYoW,-Common Genesee,. .4,I2 a 4,25
Extra do.....5,O0 500
Wool.
The market continues quite dull, with fur.
ther large arrivals. Several lots of Fleece
WOOL have lately been forced upon the mar.
ke'' ana sold at prices below cost and charges.
BRIGnros, Aug %.
l., ~ Market 300 Beef Cattle; II prs. Work
ing Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves 5000 sheen
and Lambs, and $50 Swine ""'NF
&, rsicss1Beef Cattle-Exlra seas; LIST quail
WORKING OxEN--SsO. SIS, 90 10 loo.
COWS AND CALVES $50, ~, 20, 81
SS1esP Ann LAMBS so 2. $50, 3a9sD
o"ihF-i i'2ci retail &C., fat Hogs Sc.