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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-27

-four or the person To whom such Hour may be sold by the nm
porter whether such -four shall be sold before after shall be
landed within the State.
SEC 1t shall be lawful for any flour inspector to draw
more than two of flour from any barrel by HIM inspected
Sec Each flour inspector shall identified one
cent and for each barrel cask of flour bv him IN
spected.
SIC l. All provisions in lormer inconsistent with this
vet hereby repealed
SEc. o. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 49, s5l -
NN, 4I-AN ACT RELATING TO VENDORS LIEN on THE SALE
OF REAL STATE
IS hoebq e"accd qhc General assembly ofM Sate Of
VemoHt toiiops
SEC The vendor of real shall have lien thereon
for any unpaid purchase money except such lien or right as shall
be created and evidenced executed acknowledged and
recorded IN the deeds of conveyance of real
estate required by law to be.
Src. 2 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 10, 1851
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Just Published
Waltons' Vermont Register,
for 1852,
Vermont Central Railroad.

Confirming the new postage "a" fun tho Ccnsu. Of vo
IIIr nllrIlI mum. -.
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and all other voted previous next succeeding
annual March meeting shall be assessed said list also the
highway provided for in chapter the Com
piled Statutes, shall be assessed on said list
SEC The grand list to be completed the 9Th day
May for the of and highway taxes shall be
the list on which all school district and village voted on
the 18th day of May any time thereafter within year
shall be assessed
sEc All provisions in the existing laws OF this State in
consistent with this hereby repealed
Approved November 49, ISL
No AN ACT IN ADDITION TO AND IN ALTERATION OF
%aAPTEe EGHI{ OF THE COMPILED STATUTES RELATING
is hceJ4 enacted gc General isse,oJly ofue state Of
Vanaont, as foiio,cs
SIC The appraisal Of real in the several towns
required to be made by the listers twentv-eveth section
OF the chapter TO which this addition shall he made on or
before the first day of May g. D. 1852 and on or before the
first day of May in every fifth year hereaer the general
list OF the taxable estate as required IN the twenty
Of said chapter shall be deposited the towncers office each
year ON or before the first day of May
SEC The notice required be given any person who
shall be assessed for money hand debts due i'm section
otythree Of the chapter which this in addition shall
hereafter be given before the first day of May and all
grievances of all appeals either to
the listers or seectmen provided for by law shall heard
and determined before the day of May: and the
grand list shall be completed for the assessment of highway
town and school district taxes and lodged in the town clerk
office for that purpose before the fifteenth day of May
SEC II the valuation of the real any town shall
be altered by the board listers provided for in the fosix
section of the chapter to which this in addition or bv the
equazng committee OF the Legislature provided for in said
ton the value as corrected by said board committee shall
be taken the which shall be set in the list for
town and other taxes for the next succeeding four years instead
of the original appraisal
SEC The list for the assessment state state school and
county shall be completed by the time now specified b
law and the which those taxes arc to be assessed
shall any year vary from the which town. highway
and schoo district taxes are assessed it shall be the duty Of
listers TO place the per cenum named the sixth clause Of
the twentylght section of the chapter which in add-
ton IN two separate columns, 10 be headed
Amount for town, highway and school taxes"
and the other.
Amount for state and county taxes"
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SIC. 2. ] he annual inspection Of the Banks
IN TINS State by the Bank Commissioner, now re-
CURED to be made between the 3lst day of July
and the lth day Of September, may hereafter be
inade at any time between the Both day of June
and the first day Of September.
SIC. .. The amendment of the said 18th
section oy TINS act shall not be construed to affect
any rights causes OF acton. or remedies, accrued
or existing at the time this act shall take efr.c,
by reason of any violation of the provisions q,
said section seventy-four.
Approved November ~, 1851.
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DAN ACT RELATING TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE
LAWS or THIS STATE
hrejy enacied by the GoDai issemJiy Of Me state of
mont as fofiorS:
'rc Every notary public and master u chanccry whose
shall have been properly certified the secretary
slate previous the annual distribution of the laws passed
gca session of the Legislature, shall be entitled % receive
opy Of such laws, t not otherwise eautlcd to copy.
tc This act shall take effect from passage
proved November 10, ISL
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No. u-AN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER NINETY SIX OF.
TIiEC COMPLIED STATUTES RELATING TO DISEASED ShEEP.
Approved November is, 1851.
No. 45.-AN ACT RELATING TO CORPORATIONS

No 45-AN ACT RELATING To OUKFUh HUNS
his heJy enacted Jq the General assembly efhe State Of
Vermont fol0cS
Src Every act creating, continuing, altering, or renew
mo any corporation or body polite which shall hereafter be
missed bv the General Assembly may be altered amended or
repealed whenever public good may require such alteration
amendment repeal. .
SIC 2 The term corporation" used in this act shall
m construed 70 include every association Joint stock compa
nv having any of the powers privileges of corporations not
possessed by individuals partnerships
SIC B. This act shall take effect from It's passage
Approved November 10, 1851.
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No A6-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF CHAPTER sEyENTYTWo
OF THE COMPILED STATUTES RELATING TO THE lNSPEC-
TON OF FLOUR.
His heeJY enacted By the General assembly fthe State Of
Vermont, toioes -
SEC Chapter seventytwo of the Compiled Statutes shall
not be construed extend any flour brought INTO this state
and transported out of the State by the importer OF such
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AN RELNYg 70 F PSTRg 9yo[ qT g gY
AL TOWNS III Ills ~iAIE.
h0ebV enacted BIZ he Gler0l iSsfnblyo the State n
n97t as loi0pS
rc t. The distribution of the acts and laws passed at
session Of the General Assembly and Of The journals OF
session of the Senate and House of Representatives, and
public papers aud documents that may be required TO he
lied shall be made under the supervision and direction of
secretary of state who shall be allowed such charges for
expenses of packing and postage as the auditor OF ac
shall deem just aud reasonable
c ?. All books pamphlets and documents that cannot
srbu,od in more advantageous for the M
IS Of the state the opinion Of the secretary Of state
be distributed in the following manner % wit: The
ay Of state shall such books. pamphlets or docu-
10 he done up, packed, IN separate parcels on acka-
putting all that be distributed IN any town IN
Ne parcel, package properly labelled and Shall trans
such packages the clerk of the county count, of the
ly to which such towns belong; and such county clerk
aiaely upon receiving such packages shall notify the town
Of each town by mail. otherwise. paying the postage
eon notifying such clerk that such PACKAGE dePos
nihe Office of such county clerk and subject to the order
town clerk and to all practicable means to ensure me
y transmission of such packages And shall be the du-
each town clerk deliver such books, pamphlets, OF pa
by them received to the persons entitled to receive the
And each county clerk shall be entitled to receive from
treasury Of the State, annual compensation for The
ees aud expenses required by this act the sum OF four dol
SIC Section eight of chapter FIVE of the Compiled Stat
hereby repealed
SIC 4. This act shall take effect from its passage
pToved November 10, 1851.
S.-AN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER EIGHTY FIVE or
~ COMPILED STATUTES OF 1850, IN RELATION TO LITER
IN AND OTHER ASSOCIATIONS
hereby enacted Ly tte General assembly Of ne STATE o.
'at as foilorS,
Lc Any number of persons may associate together I'M
he provisions and regulations of chapter eghtyrc OF the
ed Statutes of 1850, for the purpose OF raising holding
appoprang funds aid in detecting and bringing to JUS
burglars and thieves and for retaining and restoring sto-
goperly to the rightlu owner or owners thereof
NC 2 This shall take effect from lis passage.
approved October 30 1851.
IAN ACT RELATING TO ASSOCIATIONS, IN ADDITION
W S5O
hereby enacted by the General assembly Of me State
mont, as toHoos
tc Any number of persons may associate together an'
he powers of corporation, under the regulations and pro
.S OF chapter eighty of the Compiled Statutes o
entitled OF societies for the support of the gospel ah'
P and other associations for the following additional Pr
to aid INDECENT widows and orphans of deceased minis
Ol the Gospel
approved November 10, 1851,
TIP AN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER ElGHrf-ONE ol
OF IMPLIED STATUTES RELATING TO THE COLLECTION
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BANK OF MONTPELIER

THE stockhuien' annual mretirr FOR the choice OF hi
eoots Tor the ensuing year, be- holden tho Bau.
the second Tuesday of January O'Clock r. NJ
GEORGE HDWES. Cashier.
Nov - 1851.
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A MEETING OF the Stockholders Of tho Vermont and
~ Bosion Isrg'aph Company viii he hnldeh at North
Grd, ", Thursday, The llih day Of December
issi, 10 o'cocs A. NJ for lho purpose OF choosing ~.
rcoss Tor The enuins year und trlnsactng any proper
bnt that may come before ilien 81 lhat time.
~ order OF prootors,
Nov %, 1851. T. z. JEW TT, sscrotaB.
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ESTItAY.

IAME into my nell.ure the iasf 1T October, small
N1tvu wear cid red ieef, white tice. The o"no - no
ALANSON NiE.
Morineltsf Nov, % fpsI
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No. N-AN ACT RELATING TO THE OFFICES
AAD LIEUTENANE GONERNOR

ND LItV II.NANI NUNfNNUt
Is hcycbY uac'edb4 the GnToi AssembiY zine state Of
V,ijaont foiors:
Src Whenever from any cause whatever there shall be
vacancy the office of governor and lieutenant governor and
whenever the governor and lieutenant governor from inability
shall be incapable of exercising the duties of their respective Of
fees the secretary OF shall exercise the powers and dis
charge the duties apeamug the office of until
the disability shall be removed or lieutenant gov
euor be elected
$50 ? This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 10. 1851.
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WANTED
NOTICE.

OUR Joumeymen Cabinet Makers,
tIunf,.lier Nov.nhrr OH 1881
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IF AN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER EIGHTY-ONE OF
VI TAXES i1' "NN" 49, ~
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is hereby enacted bY The General assembly the State Of
Vermont foiiocs
SEc J. All taxes voted at the annual March meeting
town this State shall be assessed the grand list be
completed for that purpose the 18th day of May following
and all other voted previous succeeding
annual March meeting, shall be assessed said list also
highway tax provided for in chapter weny-thee of the
piled Statutes, shall be assessed on said list
SEC q The grand list to be completed the 9Th day of
May for the assessment of town and highway taxes shall be
the list on which all school district and village voted
the 18th day OF May any time thereafter within one year
shall be assessed.
SEC All provisions in the existing laws OF this State in
consistent with this act are hereby repealed
Approved November Is, 1851.
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have been furnished this by such territory,
liar compilations of its statutes
M After the distribution provided for in the first
If this act the remaining copies of the Compiled Statutes
70 distribution under the aforesaid act shall be deposit
=, the office of the secretary of state
~, 4 This act shall take effect from its passage.
oved November Is, 1851.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-21

THE PRESIDENTS ANIMAL MESSAGE. 1t Is stated
will be sent on TO the several Post Onices in Bali.
more Philadelphia, New York, Nc. in advance rs
it was last year, to be delivered to he newspaper off,
ees the moment 1t is sent in to Congress.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-21
Local Intelligence, City News, &c,

We had the pleasure, on Wednesday evening,
OF witnessing very handsome ceremony at the
Mount Vernon House. 1t consisted in the presen-
tation, by Mr.. Joseph r. Anderson, acting as the
organ ofthe Africans the Tredegar Iron Works
Foundry, of a beautiful silver Pitcher to Mr.
| CHARLES CAMPBELL, the Superintendent of the
Gas Works, who, until his recent assumption of
that office, had been, for many years, foreman in
| the Foundry establishment. 1t was graceful
and well merited tribute from his fellow-mecha-
MICS to a gentleman whose modest worth and
fidelity to duty, had long been familiar to them ALL
Mr.. Anderson accompanied the presentation with
short and very appropriate address, in which
he seized the occasion to impress the moral force
of Mr.. Campoell's example upon the young men
who had been under his supervision. Mr.. Camp.
BELLS modest reply was marked by strong feeling,
and reminded us of the familiar incident in Wash
ington's history. The artizans, than whom we
have never seen collected together finer looking
body of men, manifested in the most cordial man
ner their admiration for the friend upon whom
they were comforting so gratifying proof of their
affection and respect.
Soon after the ceremony, the company sat down
to bouneous supper, provided by the liberal host
of the House.
Mr. Anderson presided, aud announced the
sentiments proposed by the committee of arrange
ments. Messrs. G. A. Myers, C. Dmmock, c..
Robinson, r. o. Haskins and S. D. Denoon
were successfully called out as representatives of
the City Council: Mr.. Samson on behalf of the
Mechanics; and Mr.. H. K. EIlyson and w. c.
Darlington for the press. Mr.. Anderson made
some very interesting remarks in regard to the
history of his important enterprises He told of
the difficulties he had to encounter in reconcilinp
the Government and even Southern people Them
selves to the belief that any but Northern manu.
features are worthy of encouragement; and OF
the success he had attained in Introducing en-
gines of various kinds manufactured at the Ire
degar Works into the Southern States. We
were much pleased to hear him state that he had
recently perfected arrangements, by which he
expected to enter as largely into the manufacture
of Locomotives, as any other manufacturer n the
country. 1t is enterprises of this kind that are
to give thrift and growth to our town and State
and we welcome them in this as gratifying
proof that the Advance policy is about to prevai
in Virginia.
The whole entertainment was one of the mos,
pleasantwe ever attended, and we hope to be able
to give a fuller report of the proceedings.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-21
MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
PETER TIE WUAJ.EP


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in the Arctic Seas, by VIM Kingston, with illus
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The author mas endeavored to show the importance
OF energy, perseverance, courage, self reliance endu
rance and trm trust 10 Gods good providence in eve
ry walk OF llie and he Will be amply repaid for his la
bori ii it ID any way contributes prepare his readers
Tor encountering the difficulties and dangers to which.
in their course through life whatever may be their cal
ling, they must inevitably be exposed The incidents
narrated to the author by young gentleman the
original of Peter LEROY who is in every respect req
character.
This will be found capital book for BOYS.
RURAL HOMES-Or, Sketches of houses suited
to American Country lite, with over 70 original plans
designs, &c By Gervase Wheeler. l vol. l2mo.-
Price Sl25.
cit commences with the first foot-trod upon the
spot chosen Tor the house; details the considerations
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MD with an introduction by the Rev. George Cheever:
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Two Brothers thus writing in memorials of third.
present volume OF great inerest.-N. Y. Observer
=, THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ALMANAC
Now ready, Swords Pocket Almanac and Church
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diocese aud other statistical information concernn
The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-21
From the Petersburg Intelllgencer.
AN ANCHOVY.

JOE JOHNSON AN TI-JACKSON MAN.
Old Joe has 'kcked up' IN such variety OF WAYS
that the people will, The Sth of December, "kicK''
hl0l up sky high Where was Old Toe the "Sth
of January, IS23' the anniversary of Jackson's
glorious victory, when the admirers of Old Hickory
made the wekin ring with their patriotic sh0uts7-
Was Inc joining in the festivities aud paying his
grateful tributes the Greatest and Bestl 50 far
from It, he that day an attendance upon an
''anti Jackson CsaUeHtiOll the CITY Of Richmond
We have the proceedings OF that Convention before
in pamnhet form. and published ''by Samuel
Shepherd ~ CO.. We shall publish this document,
a column at time, until il IS finished and our Dem
ocrailc friends shall for themselves what Old Joe
seen at the Office by all who curious In such mat
ters. We give to-day the following specimen Of the
character OF the address,
sit is not in wantonness, that we speak,-but in
the sadaess OF our hearts, compelled to de-
c4re-that while yield our confidence to The pres-
Chief Magistrate IN very different degrees, we
unanimous, and unhesitaiing IN the opinion that
Andrew Jackson IS altogether uah tor The Presiden-
cy and that his eecOa would be emnenty danger
ous,-that while cheertully accord TO him his tail
share Of the glory. which renders the anniversary Of
the Sh Of January day Of Joy aad triumph 10 our
land,-we must IN the most solemn manner, protest
AGAINST Claim to civil rule, founded Exclusively upon
mi nary frnH"ns-and aVOw that nothing has occur
red IN Inc history 81 country, much calculated
10 shake our confidence 10 the CAPACITY of the people
for seli-goYefnment as The efforts, which have been
made, and are yet mektng, elevate 10 the first Office
the nation, the man, who disob-yng the orders al
his superiOTs, tramplng the laws and constitution
OF his country. sacrificing the liberties and live. OF
men, has made MS own arbitrary will the rule Ct hs
onduet."
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CYCLoPRDEA OF THE INDUSTRY

~ OF all Nations, by Charles Knight
The Worlds Progress, dictionary of dates with
tabular views of general history and historical chart
edited by Putnam member of the Amer can
Historical Society, OF New York Historical Society
Honorary member ofConnectlcut Historical Society,
&c.
The Alhambra. by Washington Irving, with iIustra-
tons, by Felix CDarey, engraved by the mos, emil
nent artists
The Home Book Of the Picturesque, or American
scenery, art, and literature, comprising series of
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Cooper, M ISIS Cooper, N P Willis, Bayard Taylor II
T Tuckerman, l. Magoon, DR. Bethune, A B Street,
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-21
THE sfCKLY SEASON There are soma

THE SfCkLY SEASON There are some
diseases that visit us at stated of the year. and
which not unrequentlY become aarmingy fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn months, especially the
young. Its supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements of the Stomach, and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling OF our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this trighttu mortality?
are we not bound by every principle of religion to ad-
minister reet when in power? BRANDRETH'S
FILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impurities,
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
heahily, no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton OF all unhealthy humours of the blood, and if
man would but use common sense, he would take care
they perform this office faithfully If the bowels are
out OF order, too slow too active feBdoses of
Baandreth's Pills will bring them to order Ask the
man that was dying from eonstipated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Brandreth's Pills Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months, and every
remedy had aled he will tell you that Brandreths Pills
cured him IN week. So with evers chiIIs, and other
diseases: In word, use Brandreth's Pills, il YOU are
sick and desire to be welIand use them occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by NJ BRANCH
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-21

The Columbus (Miss.) Standard states that
Col Jefferson Davis made a public speech in
that city shortly before the late election. He had
but partially recovered from a severe attack of
congestye fever, which resulted in almost the en-
tire loss of the sight of the right and the partial
blindness OF the left eye. But his mental facul"
ties, the Standard says, are unimpsire1.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-21

quence that noble picture Of the alliance of two great
and kindred nations; and whilst his voice gowed with
the eoquence OF inspiration, it altered too with the
tenderness of aft ctonae and reverential feeling."