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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-19

STATE OF VERMONT, be it rcmem-
District Of Addison, SIS. hercd that at n
Probate Count held Mt Middlcbury, in aud for
the District d Addison, on the 18th day Of
March, a. l.. 1881 George w. Church, in
tcrcstcd in the estate OF
HANNAH CHURCH,
late Of Hancock, in said District deceased, pre-
sens an instrument purpOriing to be the last
will and testament of the said deceased for
probate 1t is thcreupon ordered, that said in
strumcn,s lie considered Tor probate by this
Court, ut the session thereof to be holden at the
office of the Register of this Court in said Mid.
dlebury. on Thursday, the Sd 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, to the probate and al.
lowanre oil said will. by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middlebury Reeste -
newspaper printed at said Middlehury-
three weeks successfully previous to the time
of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Regisie".
A true copy of Record,
~ Attest. jed. S. Bushnell Register.
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MOTORPATHY:
The System Of Curing Disease By Sidtumi'
n0iin1 EiidkzinQ Molion.

The System Of Curing Disease By Sidtumi-
mating Fitdiizing Motion.
This new method of treating Pronpsus Uteri,
in which no supporters, ressaries or any Of The
usua Treatment OF the day is employed has been
now in use n sufficient tire to renuve all doubt AS
TO it's practicahiliiy. In
HALSTED'S MEDICALlNST1T
where the discovery was made, every variety of
disease incident TO women is treated with an un.
VARYING certainty Of success heretofore unknown.
Many cases oC Prolapsus Uteri are here cured IN
q few DAYS: and the most di tculina few weeks.
To produce this almost instantaneous relief the
patient is subject TO no pain or inconvenience.
Foi the removal OF other uterine weaknesses
this system is equally efficient. Several hundreds
have aread, been cured Of these diseases by this
Motoipaihc treatment, though the discovery is Of
recent origin. 20 confident are we oftr aing every
case successfully, that we are willing TO enter into
a special agreement, with those who after an eX-
animation are taken into the Institution To board,
lodge aud nurse them, and give them our probes
siona services free of charge, il the difficulty is
not removed according TO agreement. Many OF the
most nveterate and extraordinary eases oil from
one to fifteen Years standing, some accompanied
with extreme urinary faculties, and many with
that inability to stand upon the feet, or lie sed
from a horizontal position, which Is peculiar Ia
these discusses: have been brought here On beds. "a
distance Of from twenty to several hundred miles,
attended h, their ph, scianS or irienfs and these
suffering and helpless women have in every M
stance been raised from their beds. and after II
short trealm. mt, been enabled TO walk from one to
six miles daily aud take much other exercise.
Ladies wi>'ting 10 cnhn'uairair whh hsr in,m'i pa
t"niS can rrc,srtlt address by writing {" w. lia tds
Medical Institute, Moe pitlic and WM" Cure E-lhb-
lislnlrn Itich,s er y hose also desiring INFORM
utmn concerning tins mrilud nj ir ane di-rhs", ~
he Institution can obain i.by writing TO the same ad
d.'.s. pr; pad.
e u. ~cvcra physicians are holding forth the idea
tual tin, understand my syslrn "t Practice 10y pnr
CHASING the know cd,chy ,b.ains II from my patients
&c Ron known that M one, either male nr lenai",
has cNornhaintd the Knowledge irnm me it, any way
NOR court they short of hrcOming students in the nstu
lion. under my PERSONAL instruction., where ihnrongh
knowledge ni fhysinhgy. therapeutics, the u.s. OF Wa
Mninipni v he obtained in theory aud prac
lice During the winter months courses OF Medical
I.rciurrs aud Drnun>raivc Anatomy can be aueud'd
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Executors Sale.

The subscriber will sell at PUBLIC AUG
TlON, (unlcss previously sold NJ Private Sale J
at the Vermont Hotel, in Middlebury, on The
2"h hy Of Harch neIt at II o'clock. 4. H.,
the following Lands belonging to the Estate Of
Epnphras Miller, late of Mid,ilebury, de-
ceased, viz
26 acres Of the North part of the Meadow
lying just north Of MhIalebury village:
l52 acres in the East part Of Middlchury, =
large share of it Wood lar,l, and knawn as the
Boarlman farm.
The above lands will DO sold for cash TO the
highest bidder.
For further particulars apply to Z. D BAR
DER and AUSTIN JOHNSON, OF Middlcbury !;
HARVEY BUTTON and CALVIN TOWNSEND, of
Wal,ingford. or tn subscriber at Williston
HARRY MILLER, Executor.
Wiliston, Feb | 1851. 4l;6w
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ELMW00D
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

CASTLETON, VT.
New Arrangement on the Cash System In
ADMINISTRATION Reduced % per cent, and
Board near IL pei cent, from Foimer Prices.
The subscriber being aware Of the disadvan-
tagc of the Credit System in our schools, has
come to the conclusion 10 Teach and BO.rd at
The following prices for Cash in Advance
Common English Brahchts per Quarter of VI
weeks, S2OI
Higher, i 300
Music on The Piano and Singing, with Us. q
inStrument,G b,OO
On the Organ with transpositon, meditation
and thorough Bass, 500
Guitar and Singing, 800
F,ench. 800
Italian and Spanish each, 500
Drawing and Painting in wafer, each, 800
Oil Painting. 500
Other sludiesn proportion,
Board, including Fdel Lights, Washing,
and Room Rent, per Quarter, Of l week
S5p0p Spring Quarter commences Feb 23d.
Summer May 7th-
PIpi's received at any time and charged
from The time "a entrance to the close of the
quarter. A fall and efficient Board oil instruc
ion is engaged and no pains will be spared to-
give entire satisfaction to those who may ia
vor the subscriber with their patronage.
N. B. Those who do not pay in advance
will be charged The old rates.
Prof. WIN. PEASE from London.
Elmwood institute CastletOn. March g. 1851 Z.
Tire subscriber has the liberyto refer 10 the
| following gentlemen as references:
lst. Rev. Bishop Hopkins, D. D, Hon. VIM.
c. Kittredge, G. y. Hodges, Martin Lee, His
Excelency Gov. Williams, Hon Solomon
Foot. Zimri Howe, John Boyd, Rev. John A.
Hicks. ID. d. EB. Hubbard, John. b. Shaw,
C. Hopson. 4TGw.
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Notice.

by virtue of License to me direc ed y tho
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Nav
Haven, hereby give notice that shall sell at
Public Auction at c Smiths Ian in Monkton,
on the 9Th day Of April next, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ all the right, title and interest which VII.
liam Niles, late Of said Monkton deceased, has
to the following described pieces Of land Tex
cept the widows dower) together with the le,er
sion Of said dover, viz, one piece called the
Mount Hope lot containing % - acres One
piece in the Borough containing 10 rods with
Barn standing on the same, to the highest bid.
der for Cash ns the law directs
T. C. SMITH, a lministra,or.
Monkton, March IL, 1851. 49,
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Farm for Sale!

JNllE Subscriber proposes to sell his Farm,
situated in the East part of Mi,ldlehury,
Addison County, Vt, one and fourth mile
north Of the Church in East Aliddleburv. on
the main road leading to Bristol. The Farm
contains about IS acres Of land 10 of which j.
wood land the remainder is Gl feasible land
suitable t. pow NOV, or pasture, handsome
surface, and mostly well fenced. The arc or
acres well adapted for wheat, prepared last
fall for early sowing this Spring, and also sew
eral acres broken up in the fall for other crops
There are several lcaring Apple Tr,os with a
lot newly set out, one hundred in all. There
is also a field containing one acre, set ont TO
hops last year, and will he in bearing condition
this year - probably a profitable business
should the purchaser please to pursue il, other
wise they can be easily suhducd. The build
ings are tolerahly good, consisting of dwell
ling-house, wood house, 30 and 40 foot Barn.
poultrey house, suitable to keep 100 or mere
hens warm and comfortable in winter; with n
good well of soft water Also convenient TO the
District School House Possession given in
he Spring if required, should application be
made soon. The terms will he reasonable
WILLIS WILDER.
Mildlebury, March 3, 1851. 45-4
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Money w anted !

The subscribers are in want Of Money and
mean to have it. We have a lot of accounts
and notes remaining due upon which Money
is to be raised either by voluntary payment on
the part of those Indebted, or by resort to lc-
gal means. Those interested can understand
that this Notice is for them expressly, and that
we mean as we have herein stated
JAMES NJ. SLADE & co.
March T. 1851. 46-2m
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Startling News {!

The subscribers are DESTROYS of having an
immediate settlement with all, whose accounts
have been standing six months having become
satisfied that it is for the interest of all concern
cd 10 have short credits and long friends II
this notice is attended 10 mmediatcly it will
save us trouble, and gu costs.
II. LANGWORTIIY & co.
Middlebury, Feb. Il, 1851. 43
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m O t j C. e L.

A GOOD MILLINER AND DRESS MA.
II KER will find an opportunity of cstab-
fishing herself in business, in Cornwall,
where they will find good rooms and plenty of
work. Apply to w. II. REMSEN & co.
Cornwall, March II, 1850. AZ
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The subscribers offer for sale Thirty-twc
Cows They may be selected from their dairy
of forty two. Having long been in the dairy
business, our cows are nearly all of our own
raising, and are avery choice lot. A credit will
be given, If desired.
JAS. s. SAM'L. F. MURDOCH.
Crown Point, n Y.
March Is 1851. a.
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New Finn.
W. H. REMSEN & co.

w the public TO their large stock of goods
nj the store recently occupied by c. NJ. LEWIS
& Co., and would invite all those in want of
goods such as are usually kept in country stores
to give them call and examine quality aud
priccs-as they are determined to sell at prices
satisfactory to any who may wish TO purchase.
Our stock consists ofa large assortment of
Dry G2ods, Groceries, Hardrare, Boots d.
Shoes, &c. &c.
We solicit a share of public patronage feel.
ing confident that we can make il advantageous
for purchasers to buy of us.
w. II. REMSEN & co.
Cornwall, Feb. 20, 1851. "A
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Notice.

Persons indebted to the Estate OF the
late JosephsDyar, must pay up within u
few days. il they wish to settle WIN the
Administrator.
Y. BECKWITH, Admr.
P.,S. No objections made TO receiving
payments from those indebted 10 me per
sonally. Il. Is.
March 18th. 1851. AZ
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BOSTON CARDS
MARCH, 1851.

Merchants, Manufacturers, and all Others
going to Boston for supplies, are respectfully
invited TO give their attention to, and preserve
copy Of the following list of BUSINESS
CARDS.
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.Raisins.

A Fresh supply OF Raisins, new. crop, receiv.
"A ed and for sale low at the Masonic Hall
Store, by H. RECkWITH 4 Go.
March IL.
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]. H. WEEKS and D. P. IVES.
No. Il kiiBY STREET, BOSTON,
Importers Of English, French and German
n ga ~

j. H. WEEKS and D. P. IVES,
No. Il kiiBY STREET, BOSTON,
Importers Of English, French and German
u y 81 GI GOODS
Having disposed of their Retail Stock. hive
removed 10 No, - KILnY STREET, where they
intend to devote their whole attention exclusive.
ly TO the Importing and Jobbing Business
They have just received a full assortment of
all the various articles in their line, and are re.
ceivlng, by Packet and Steamer, every thin
new and desirable in the European Markers.
Cutlery. - Rodgers Ivory Combs. Fins
SIoKe csienholm's 5 in great variety, and of
savage s. ana wade 9'levery style and Price
bn'cners manufacture. Canton Fans.- Bs6aio
20 .Nomdies and CT. Horn Combs Iad;cs'
gar Cases All quail Back Combs Dressing
ties and prices, English Combs. = Soons and
French and German. Perfinnerg. from all the
Fancy Stationery Note most celebrated mann.
per Iortlolios, factories. - Emcrson's
"ahers' seals, Envel- Genuine Razor Straps
opeS' Iapertcnes, &c. PLAYING Cards, English
hoS.~oDd d"ods-BoN and Amercln.-Stcel
e. ~ X s. w n I Bags and Purse Trim
9tah"s' Necessalres,& &c. mings, Genuine Fnrina
DIFeSs"Y Gases, - OflCologne, Lubins Ex-
English n French tracts -Brushes. Hair.
manufactures an ex Cloth, and Hat Brush.
tensive stockof the best es Teeth and Nail
patterns. Back ammohl Brushes. Steel Beads
Boards - Domnos = Accordcons and Fin.
Games'-Dresng Combs, tinas.
ofcoarse and fine quail
ity.
w, X will be receiving the coming season
an the newest pattern goods selected by Mr.
Weeks, who will be in Europe during the com
ing summer
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ity, to his
S p l. f n DID
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
with or without colors. which he is now cxccu.
ting at his rooms, at II. MOOR'S HALL.
BY the aid Of New Chemical Agents, most
splendid results are obtained; and multitudcs
are being delighted daily at the astonishing
perfection to which. in point of delneaton.
holiness, and unerring truthfulncss, this Art
has so suddenly attained In an instant, as it
were upon the shining silver surface. is por
TRACED the laughing countcnancc of Joyous
youth, with all its freshness. From the most
aged to the veriest child it is equally applca.
bic as the uncrring dclineator of life Delay
not then. as opportunity shall present, to SC
cure one, two, three, or six. of these memenfoes
of life. which, under the trying circumstances of
final separation from friends, no price can
purchase.
NJ | n | A L L II T. S
Taken every day, tand satisfaction warranted
or no charged without regard to weather, in
any style, in LocketS Of any size OF description.
or in common cases
o. Prices varying from s to s..
Middlehury, March G, ISL. 46-3
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JOSEPH GOULD. JR..
S P L f N D I'D

MOULD respectfully invite the attention OF
w the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this vicin-
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Boston Cards.
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS & OILS

WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS & OILS.
BANKER, CROCKER & CO.,
Nos. l07 State. and 2S D0dne SIS ~: Boston,
Have for sale large assortment Of Wisdom Glass
consisting of Bedford Crown of superior quality
from X 10 Sc l6, at reduction of nearly 80
per cent, from former prices; English Sheet, Ger
man, French and American WINDOW, Coach,
AND PicTuRE GLASS from x 6 to Sc SO in
Giles Ihso French, German, British and Crystal
PLATE GLASS, from 6 s TO "A x lao inches.
They also have on hand and for sale at the lowest
prices, English and American WHITE LEAD, of
most approved brands. Linseed Oil, Spirits Tur.
dentine, Japan; Sheds Coach, Furniture, and
White Varnish together with complete nssort-
ment Of Paints for House, Ship, Sign and Coach
Painting.
b., c. & Co. are also agents for the sale of
Metallic Fire and lVder Proof Paint.
which is extensively used for Railroad Dopots :,
Factories and Dwelling Houses, rs it aifards
great protection against Fire and Water, and is II
very cheap and durable Paint.
5GnN n g RassS BosToN as1rl,s cnoeKsn
>~~>~~~~>~--> 49, f~%%~
MICA OR SHEET ISINGLASS.
Fori Stove Doors, Lanterns, &c, of superior
quality. for sale Wholesale ard Retail Also
Safety Lanterns and Lamps in any quantity at
No. 81 Union Street. (ur stoirs,) Boston, by
GEORGE ii. RUGGLES.
FIRE BUCKETS And ENGINE HOSE
Trunks. Valises, Carpet Bags, Saddles & Bri
dies, Whips, Chaisc, Stage & Draft Collars,
Manufactured By SHELTON & CHEEvER,
Washington and 5s Braitlc Street, Boston, Mass.
= 49, ~~~--~~~---~ 49, ~~~~~
PREMIUM AWARDED AT THE LATE ANNUAL FAIR
Of tho Mass. Charitable Mechanics Association for
Blake Patent Fife-PrOOf Paints,
which in few months turn to slate stonc protect.
ing whatever they from the action of the weather.
or fire. LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS,
As unprincpled persons offering spurious articles for
sale, calling them Ohio Frc.Pfoo Paints. The genuine
Article l. only To- he obtained OF the Putcnce, OF New
fork,or HE aeeut, aud every package marked Bnkes
Patent Fire Proof Paint. The authorized Agent, Jere
#. Hail. Is Bond street, Bnston, has il constantly for
sale, aud has sold 1t for fonr years largest
featuring establishments, aud will give the whole history
o the Paint and its qualities to nny who will send
call at his counting room, 3S Broad Street, Rotod.
Alo, PREPARED CANVAS, all 'cady fur the roof
sides ul Buildings making the cheapest aud most du.
rablc covering Invented. Also, ROOFING NAILS,
manufactured expressly for putting the canvass. No
one has tho genuine articles above mcuiioncd wtout
my namc being mliked upon them. JERE. =. HALL.
Commission Merchant, IS Broad ST.. Boston.
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BY section ofthe act Of 1889 the sheris the coun-
ties in which the several cities in the State situated
we're required to make reports respecting persons
vcted Ia courts Of special sessions similar to the
respecting convicted in courts Of record The
cities In the State that time Albany Brooklyn
Buffalo Hudson, New York. Rochester. Schenectady.
Troy ana Utica Since then the cities Of Auburn 0sve-
go and Syracuse have been Incorporated
As much the greater proportion Of convictions for
minor offences takes place in the cities and the in
formation dsriy from the sheriff. reports concerning
persons convicted Of these offences important showing
IN great degree the relations Of society crime II Is
imports nj that such reports should be made for all the
cities In the State Section Eve Of the act Of 1889
TO be- amended to include the cities last named
Table Is consolidation Of the reports received from
the shers giving the results for each city specified
in the law excep< the cities Of Hudson Rochester and
Jcs in respect to which reports have been received
from the shrrfs Of the counties Of Columbia Monroe
and Oneida
Table Is an abstract Of these reports showing the
number reported the age, social relations nativity
degree o. instruction SC, of persons convicted The
number reported IL 3167 Of which 25oi males aud
COS females The number of natives " the United
States convicted 1880, being as 10 g2J, to the
whole number. There .0oJ natives of Ireland
being about one. third Of the whole number convicted
including ireland nearly two thirds Of the whole
Der u convictions.
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1861 Of which 80 were Of males, and "a femass
Odences against the psrton S9T males 1885, females IL
Offences against property with violence 1879 males 1885,
females Offences against property without violence
SCI; males, 4T9; females, AZ offence against the cur
rency, %; all males Offences not included in the fore
going slo; males $685. females, "a The ratio OF the
vction OF females to those OF males IS rs to l1o In
the year lS19, the ratio as i to Is. 2ST.
Table ID is comparative statement Of the number OF
convictions in the courts Of record for the twenty
years commencing with 1880 and ending with 1880 with
clasfe of the offences and the number OF convc
tions each offence in each year From this table it
appears the least number Of convictions In any
year in the year 1884 being 500 and the greater
number in any year in lS45 being l6s9 nearly two
Of the former year The number Of convictions in
1s4e being less BY Il than the number in 1850
Table contains abstracts OF the reports from sheriff
OF the different countless of the convictions in courts OF
record during the 1850 This table shows the
Der reported their age social relations nativity de-
gree of education and other details in the several
ties arranged alphabetically.
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The number of convictions reported by sheris is 43l
ess than the number reported by the county clerks
regard Of the law requiring the reports be made
the part Of of the shers No reports have been
received from the shers of the counties Of Delaware
Richmond Rockland Steuben, Suffolk, and este hester
The reports Of the shers of two other
that but little information be gathered
from them,
The copies of the act Of 1880 and the accompanying
instructions, which printed for distribution among
county clerks and sherf according to the provisions
Of said act have been distributed 1t will therefore, be
necessary have others printed to the
them by clerks and sheriffs.
In table the results of the returns from the several
counties given, with the totals of the several
lumns.
From this table it appears that the whole number Of in
distments tried,
Number which convictions had. =. ...... SI9
Number which defendants were acquitted. ..... Ala
Number en- which jury did not agree ........ II
Number OF persons convi;ted on confession 66t
Number Of indictments on which persons were dis
charged without trial $50
BY the seventh section Of the act Of 1889 before
toned the clerks Of all the counties required
transmit the State copies all certh
which should be filed with such clerks.
Table X is condensed from these copies, and exhibits
the number of convictions in each moth during the
year 1850 in the several counties in the State the
OF the convics the offence and the sentence under tho
names Of the respective counties
Table l. is summary Of the same returns, In which
the results in each county given
The whole number OF convictions. .......4 lA
Females. 43o
Convictions for assault and battery .........l s63
Convictions for petit larceny ............ z2S
CONVICTIONS Tor trespAss. 10
The number of convictions in courts OF special
sions in 1919. 3s7. being $50 less than in 1850
The following table will show the number Of these
vctons in each year during the eleven years beginning
with 1870 and ending with 1850, together With the
Der u males and females convicted in each year
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Statistic. Of Crime-Report OF the Secretary
OF state. Nrw YORK.

The Secretary q State Christopher Morgan has made
hi report relating criminal convcti IN this
state during the ycar $50 This report T. made 10
plisnce With The provisions q tbs act entitled An aot
respecting convictions in criminal and 70 pr
statistical information concerning convcts" passed
April - lss complied from the returns q clerks All
shers * IN. cous,ies 10 the state made during
the year 1850
Table exhibits the number of convictions for crmi-
nal offences 10 courts q record in The several counties
during the year IN hs table the court and term q
which the convictions had The offence AMI the
fences given
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Several slaves have recently been arrested Vt NJ
Ot'Ans wth i9ise uee esP'rs TAe! we're fgrashel III
La named brown.