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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10
Dieo,

No., - -
In fattsDn'gh' y. l., o. The morning Of
Tue 6th ms BLNJAMIS a., second son Of
Ahasa u Moore Esd a 'l'ai ii"-"' aged
Il years ana three M MI.
The deceased had Just rcmp'e,o i lis Jun-
Tor year in Middlebury College, and had re-
turned home to enjoy the short vacation with
those who knew aid loved him well. Here he
was attacked by the typhus fever, which,
after short but painful illness, has laid him
IN the grave.
lis classmates we're present at his funeral
and assisted 10 deposit IN LIS finai resting
place the body OF their companion.
Upon their return TO College, the follows
LesoI"J T,., ~. ~" "uo'eI
d.nriycd or bnloycd fr;end ,nG 81 VIC ",e
and having discharged the last sad duty 10
his earthly remains, we feel tia privilege As
well as sacred daty, to express Cur sorrow
""j p acH"oT'e ,T9', 'i us, ''r'1 1
d;.,'a.;,;, "',' WIS ~ an" R'''erous
.','os'.'u,' ","'rH an" "necuoha'e "epoFt-
u.''"i "n' w." 'or n,ui '1P Sincerest love OF
MS whoie Cl"ss' ana the wannest irier ship
OF all that knew him
rnnr,, no nrtn,si, d"a,i, ~ 80 pu'
~ .I - " '''V % wen De-
'oaeu y, ~ ANU u'''ee'I",'! respected oy AL
we are ete@.'y eohso'eu - the pleasing as
~ ''.', ..',' ""a oe''et ""t 't
"'''' cain! JAWS az" e"'' "'E pains sHa'
never CONF
heSofted, Hat We also lccl 1t our duty it
say, that tn his sickness he sought, and W,
believe obtained, that opc, N the possession
of viii II Death has no ,tinu and the GRAY,
| is Int the mortal 10 a briqltrr and a L.,,,i.
/
posolr,y ,rL.,,o c.;.,,
~, : 90, " W. ~ 'e"u1 w
"c"," eN pcs ou' ,,oa, ,'e' :! Hl"'"! III .ne'
Ere' an" our er"'ihea'loh al oe'ns permitted
| 70 s'"hi anu h'i-ic our tears WIN theirs, owe
the grave OF one so well beloved. Con-.
In wos,o, A,., ,o,i, NJ.
-. :. S.'.., - - ~ u"
"''' " ''''''ue' e""o'. "seu o0'
In Marvsville. on FRIDAY. the 2Gih ,Jul,
after Il lingering illness. MIR. IIoe,cr /
G,zr. or V.r,snr.s Y, ..,o,, ~, 49,.
'-"'e
In Perkins Grove. Bureau County. ILL.,. o
Thursday, August 7lh Of dyscn,erv, GroRGl
, aged years, also on Friday, August sth. {
he same disease. LAvfNA S aged years
only children Of Imuklm Walker, formerly G
Nhitlng W.
In Ton, Grove Ill nm Satrrlav A,,..r.,l,
of Fever CHANruA o.ed IL yeor. 1lIe,
daughter of EpLraim NIoulton, Jr. formerly {
W vI, v W '' ''' -''0"''''' u = '0'' men!
a tow months since this amiable Young lad
hadc ndieu to her numerous circle cf friends i
ming ara vicinity, and IN company vii
"el parents an" Gr'h1 parents mosed 10 ~
p", aln. ho- sn,,, ios TN Ioo,, ns NO, ,'o'
'"' "" 80" ''"' SLY 'ee' N"'' " w"
TO bid adieu to all SUMMARY objects ard e int
that world from whence no traveller returns
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The New Compilation Of the Statutes Of
Vermont.
OFFICE or SEBhErAhy OF STATE,
Montpelier r, August 10, lSJl.

Agreeahly 10 the act approved November
18Th. 1850, IA new compilation of The laws
Of Vermont, comprising the Revised Sat
utes and all public acts now in force, pre-
pared hv CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS, ESQ. The
compiler appointed by GovEENoE WILL
LIAMs, has been completed aud is now IN
press. The undersigned, having made ar
engagements Tor The publication and sale OF
the work, deems 1t advisable 10 announce
officially To the cllizens oil the STATE The ar
rangemenls thus made.
l.. p. Wal on & Son, Of Montpelier
have contracted to print 5000 copies, OF
which 500 are far tie State aud ziG0 for
sale. The no k i, 10 he priuted aud hound
in "A superior STYLE. and to be completed
and deliveredas lollows the 500 cop,s
tor the State, in October; 500 copies by
the 18Th Of November, and 200 copies week
y thereafter. 1t will contain matter equal
TO ahou, 500 pages Of Tie Revised Stat
utes.
A contract has been made by the under
signed with ChaunceV Goodrich, ol Bur
lmelon by which the state sells to him the
$500 copies so printed for salr, aud he is
Obliged 10 SCH the same TO cilzens of this
Stele Tor so per copy, and 10 keep the
same ueposlltu loT shie az 'Hh' IIiVS o'
some convenient place in each county
The Secretary OF Safe has The power 10
raise the price, in certain contingency
hut in M case is the price for which MIR.
Goodrich is 10 sell TO exceed Sl,75; and
there is only n slight probability Of the price
being over 81 so
IL has been the aim Of the undersigned
10 secure the publication Of "A work that
should be well executed and offered for sale
At a very low price; aud he leels justified
in saying that ihc citizens of Vermont may
rely upon the works heing completed with
IN the time, in good style, nnd offered for
sale at the bclprr named price.
FERRAND e MERRILL,
Secretary Of State.
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DS~ For the congratulations of our cdi-
torial brethren on the" honors we have
lately received, we return our thanks as
surlng our friends that we cordially recip-
rocate their kind feelings, and wish them
sill better orluue.
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Justices Of the Peace Elected in Middle
bury, Sept. Q, 1851.

Dorastus Wooster. Norman Topper
Ozias Seymour, Edward ID. Barber
John w. Stewart. Edwin Hammond
James Mcdonald, Nahum Parker, Jed
$. Bushnell. Samuel p. Nash, George
S. Swift, Emerson r. Wright.
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Notice

Ia hereby given that a petition will be
presented 10 the General Assembly Of the
Slate of Vermont, at the next Session
thereof, for the Incorporation Of a Bank Of
Discount and Deposit, TO be located al
yergennes, with capital of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars.
SOLON BURROUGHS,
CO. STEVENS,
GEORGE PARKER,
WIN. Il. BiNBT.
J. II. VIVIAN,
VIM II. PARKER,
+ e. STRONG,
r. W COLLINS,
WM. T.. GREEN.
yersennes, Sept. Slh, 1851. 2O;3w
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Grahams Mdgasi,e, for September, has
three suPeriol ensravings, and literary con
lribulions from +. P. Whipple, II. T. Con
rad, r. II. Stoddard Geo. ID. Prentice, II.
w. Herbert, Alice b. Neal. Alice Carey,
Mrs. +. J. Eames, and others.
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Tie Western Literary Messenger. for Sep
iembeI, is on our table. 1t contains large
amount Of valuable reading. Jewet, Thorn
as & Co., Publishers, BuhAlo,N. Y. 90
n year.
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Finale Of the Cuban Expedition Exc.
oution of Lopcz.


NEW YohK, Sept 5.---Wc have received
Il dispatch from New Orleans, announcing
the arrival OF the Cherokee ct her wi arf in
that port, on the Sd inst, will, the details Of
the sad finale Of the Lopez expedition.
Authentic intelligence from Havana OF
Sept. LIST saws all Of the invaders have been
either killed or made prisoners. Just pre-
vious to the capture OF Lopez, the patriots
all dcscr.cd linn and fed to the mountains
lie wandered about alone for some time, but
was finally run down by hloodhounds and
captured on Tie Goth Aug. md carried to
Havana, where lie was cnrfoicd ON the isl
of Sept. at o'clock in the morning. His
last words we're " Adieu, dear Cuba Pre-
yious to hi. death he declared that be had
bccn greatly deceived with regard to Span
ish aid in Cuha,
Passengers on the Cherokee who witnessed
his execution say he died maniully
Spanish accounts state lha; Of the Whole
number Of patriots landed from the pampero
and from o.hrr quarters, $50 have been al
ready killed, ard sc more are now in pi,on
The Hungarian General Prgay was kill
ed at Pagas.
1t is laid small body Of Insurgents still
hold the mountains near Puerto Principe.
1t is rrpo'ted that the 1876 prisoners have
been sentenced to The Cuban gang for ten
years
Laborde, late Spanish Consul at New Or
leans, bad arrived at Havana in the Empir,
City. He saws he should have been lyhchct
had hc remained.
\ meeting oil the passengers OH board th'
Cherokee, over which Gen. Lane of Oregon
presided, passed. the following resolution:
RcSoiced. That Mr.. Owen, the American
Consul at Havana, has forfeited every rgh
aud uilc to be regarded an American ciii
zen; that he has outraged every senimen
Of humanity, aud deserN ed the eXecralion o
every friend Of liberty.
Arolhcr resolution requests lis recall b,
the Administration.
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The Edinburgh Rerie'c, for July, (ropub-
lished by l.. Scott & Co, New York, } has
rich table ofconlents. Among The articles
are, "The Greek Text Of the New Tesla,
menl;" Johnston's Notes on North Amer
icai" "HarIley Coleridge !" "Grote's
EiisIsry Of Greece" "pixon's Life of
Penn"
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At Market 500 Beef Cattle; COCO Stores Is
pairs Working Oxen, 100 Cows and Calves
$500 Sheep and Lambs, and 500 Swine
PalCEs-Beef Cattle-hNtra S6,2S LIST quail
ity sj,5Oa5, - 2d 10 S5a5,25 Sd do s.aloo
SToREs YeHrlines S7alO; 2years on l2a
Il; years old Isaac.
WoRKiNG ONEN-s72, so. IS, lOOalOa.
SnsEP AMI LAMBs--sI37, 80, ?, Ia 3 so,
SwiNE-i / 4a4 PC retail 3-la5c ia,
Hogs (uf which thcre has been at market du-
ring the week l0O0) 7-st.
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Summary of Vote for Governor.

Except Gro,on aud Sheffield
Z" Somerset
The Boston -Ahids, Of Saturday, has re-
turns from 200 towns, which foot as follows
Williams, 81 ,3S9, Redficld, 1882, Rob
inson, 636l, Scattering, 81. Majority foI
Williams, over all, 965. The remaining
towns will not materially affect The result
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"a Senator Westcoii, formerly ofFlor-
da, is now connected with the New
York Herald, aud he il is who got pos
session OF the Donaldson, Greer, and
Houston correspondence. . and printed
it. /, is creating considerable spori in
political circles.
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o. Onr thanks are due 10 a FREUD il
Washington for copy Of The Speech Of
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, al the laying o
the cornerstone of the addition 10 The Cap
itol on the 4lh of July.
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for admission both days, 80 cents each;
carriages SO cents additional. Seats
at the Tower HOUSE, WHITE Rock,
overlooking the grounds aud the
course, II 10 cents each.
No charge is made for entrance fee
for the admission Of any animal or
article for exhibition. All Exhibitors
admitted FREE.
Refreshments will be extensively
provided at stands within the grounds.
For Committee of Arrangements,
+. d. BARBER, c.,,
s. w. JEW EFT, r. 1 riii'',l:'oc
j. \. BECKWlTI, " " ,'aVi 0'' ~,
G. s. SWIFT, go ' = ! ~ ~. = ~
J. w. STEWART, '''"'o l ar
MIDDLEBuRY, Sept. 6. 1851.
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DEATH or DooToR FITcH.-The report
Of DIR. FIrcn's death Is confirmed. lls eX-
pred nj tho Hospital of the Sisters of Char
iy al Detroit on Monday las aged 80. He
was physician aud man of property. He
was the Principal, or Leader Of the men who
are on Trial for burning the Railroad Depot
at Detroit. The same parties are charged,
also, with hazarding the lives of Passengers
on various occasions.
The public opinion aud sentiment is
strongly against the deceased and his conf, d.
crates, and the testimony, so Ear, bears strong
ly against them. And yet, but short time
before his death he is said 10 have asserted
his innocence.
W. NJ. GuNs, another of the Railroad
Prisoners. died on Sunday Az. Ire. Jour.
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20 The White River Bank, at Bethel,
was organized some time since. CHESTER
BAXTER. Esq, Of Sharon, is President, and
l.. l.. TILpEN, Esq. Cashier.
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COMPLETION or THE New FLOWING
DRlDGE Across LAKE CHANPLAIN The
following notice OF The Auai.ng bridge II
cross Lake Champaign. we fad in The Lake
Champlain Beacon of Sainrday:--
On Monday for the first lime in The his
tory Of Tie world. Lake Champaign was
crosAcd by a rain OF cars The Floating
Bridge emerged from lis slips-the monster
" sea Serpent" cnrpi forth from his den
and sire, he'd his huge proportions from ricr
10 pier, connecting shore wish shore, state
win state, New Ensl7nd with The Yves,
Without difficulty or accident, and vial
as ittlc delay MS could have been cxpeclc,
on he frs, tfia! ST ihs novel and grand
inventiuu,-ihc youngest born Of Camrbell''
scheminq hnin,-ihe whole Boston lraia
engine ind all, passed safely over from lht
Vermont 10 Ire New York shore OF Lake
Chamrlain.
The excitement. tie enthusiasm, vas IN
doscrlbahlc. The Monster Depot 50C
feet long by hundred broad-thc wharf
the piers, the hotel were crowd cd TO thciI
utmost capacity.
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I'll nrrir0,

In Maidstone, Aug. 25Ih, 10y Rev. joseph
Marsh, Ma. SAMUEL L. CoBU.N. Principal
o, Royslton Academy, and A'i's AMELIA c.
prwrY, daughter Of Hon. joha y. .e!, Of
NJ.
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CuBA,--At an early hour yesterday af-
lrruonn we received aud issued in AN extra.
the urws Of the utter defeat of the exrcli.
ton under LopEz and the capture and cx-
ecutiou of himself. The history of this
expedition constitutes one of thr saddcsi
tragedies OF our ume. Tie vengeance
inflicted by the Spanish aviho,ilies upon
the invaders has been sNil and terrible.
while we unhr>iialin1lv Join in condcm.
nalon OF The unlawful ruiorriisc in which
the sufferers were engaged, we cannot res
train our sympathy for their fate. esteem
ing them guiltrss in comparison with those
by whose arlul representations they were
urged on tn cnrnunicr their fearful death.
l. their fate ehnll serve to deter others
from like enterprises, they VIII not have
died altogether in vain
81 LorEz - from bur knowledge Of
Of him derived from those under whom lac
galhnlly served during the war Of indie
| pendcnce in South Amcrca-wc arc not
/ disposed 10 speak so lnrshly as some of our
contemporaries. He bore the character oil
an honest, brave man. who would laithiul-
| is, and in the face Of whatever odds OPP
| posed, execute his duty but without the
| head to plan OF sustain n separate, indie
pcuden' command. From all we have
| hcard--and we have heard inuch-of him
we have little doubt that lie was ms mucl
the dupc Of false representations rs any
Of those whom re led on TO destruction
Cuba may yet be free, butnoi by the agen
cy Of such men or mcaus rs have thus la
been employed ANdny Register Oh inst
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CT We are glad to learn that Mr.. MA
cAuLAY has at length completed Two more
volumes Of his delightful History of England
The delay has been unreasonable and pro.
voking. Patience has had her perfect work
in waiting for another insiament, and relu.
ses 10 work any longer. The two volumes
will be published this autumn simultaneously
in London aud New York.--Bu6dio Com.
Adj,
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..lE REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT, 10, 1851.
The Election.


T We have seldom known more quiet
election N this State than that which is
jus, passed rhe apathy which we fear
ed seems to have prevailed quite gcner-
oily. except in the clnsey contested
coGnties-bui, fortunately for the Wings,
the inaction appears to have been about
equal on both sides The large relative
increase Of the Ilnnkcr Democratic
vote shows that the people of Vermont
are rather interested TO sustain the Com
promise as il is, than to prolong a use>
less agitation. That party alone was
distinctly committed to maintenance
Of the Compromise, and that alone has
made any positive gains on last year
probably increasing its vote over 1000
in The entire State. The Wing party
Just about holds its own. The majority
for WILLIAMS over all will vary but
slightly from that he received last year.
The Free Democracy have suffered
badly, as we MISUNDERSTANDING expe-
tenced net loss OF not FAR from 5000
Both branches Of the Legislature will
have decided Wing mujorities - the
House II or the Senate certainly 10,
and probably 10. We are speci>
ally gratifed at this as securing the
State against Locofnco gerrymander
in distric,ing the State for members of
Congress.
We give below a summing up Of the
vote for Governor in 300 towns, and a
list Of the Senators and Representatives
elected, so far as asceriained.
SENATOR'S.
addison County, EDWARD SEYMOUR,
bella Howe Wings
Bennington, WV. BIGrLor, Ira h.
BATcnELDEn-2 Wings.
Catalonia, WIN. MATTocKs, ErnnAru
CuAMBERtIN-2 Coal i,ionists
Chittenden, HEMAN BAnsrow, A. G
WnrrTEMoRE-2 Wings.
FrDnkiin, HOMER L. Roycr, GEORGE
GREEN. HARMON NoRrnRoP-3 Wings
LamoiHe, Gro. W. BAIlEy-l CoaIi
ZIONIST.
Orange, Gro p. BAiDwiS, PIMA:
MouLToN, BeNJ. TuunnER, JE-3 Co
alitionists.
Orleans, Hem, NJ. BATr.,-i Wing
Rutland, JoHN CROWLEY, JAS. X
HYDE, ELISHA LArnAM-3 Wings.
Washington, &. G. EASTMAN, LEON
ARD KEIrH,-2 Coal,ioni,is.
Windham, A. WENrwonTn,Jp., JoHN
r. BLAKE, In. G oDnuE-3 Wings.
Windsor, WAKREN CUxRIER, ID. L
LYMAN, ASA B. Foster, CROSBY
MILLrR--4 Wings.
Esser, (probably,) JOINS DEwEr-
Wing.
Grand Isle, DAVID MARvrN,--l Oh
Line Democrat
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WlNDuAM COUNTY.

W ~ Diihfi - " y ~ L .
Athens, c. d Ineraham. e none y
Brai,lcboro $. Earl, Jr.,w
Brookline, w. Adams, wg
Dover, none-fs last year.
Dummcrston, a. Dution, W
Grafton, A. Burgess, W
Guiliord, b. w. Stevens, W
Halifax, Jonas Scott, W
Jamaica, j. +. Butler, IS
Londonderry, none--fs last year.
Marlboro, Emory Dunklee. IS
Newlane, +. o. Dur,ltt, rs
Pu.ney. Mark Crawford, W
Rockingham, r. Ilyde,w
Somerset, Joseph Morse, IS
Siratton, r. Lyman, IS
Townshend, +. d. Sawyer, W
Vernon, T.. Howe, Jr.,
Wardsboro, w. a Bridges, sg
Westminster, d. GoIham,
Wilmington, none-samo last year.
Windham, w. A. Chaplin, W
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TO- The Election in California for
State officers aud members of Congress
took place on the I'd inst.
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Ill ark cts.

BosToS. -.es IS.
BAer-Storc.. ............" 10
Family. IL
CAecse,-Ncw Alik,.........OI LA ,06
Four Meal, .......,03 "a
Corn Northern. .....r..-.
OHs,-Nor,hern, ...........,4l AZ
Flour Common Gene ce,...4,i2 -
Extra do.....5 300 a 600
Wool
The market is in a very unsettled stltc and
hut little has been sold by the regular dealers
Several lots have been forced upon the ma rkei
and sold at prices from to cents below our
quotatons.-B Boston Courier, "a INST.
The two auction sales have occupied the at
teniion of the trade. The 100000 lbs, do
nestle Fleece was sold principally 10 manu-.
facturcrs but Al lower prices. The New York
parcels were mixed in lots with the Ohio-the
Ohio being the most desirable Wool. The
pices realized were from 81 TO 4ic, for Fleece
which is a decline Of full &c a h. Tribune
18th inst
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Upholstery, Cabinet Work, &C.

II. VI tuRRlLR, corcar of Summer and Washing.
ton Street,. Bo'tln, its .autl, hnudn eooi -.
lection Of the mot FASHIONABLE PHOLSTERY
GOODS that can he obtained. Al kinds Of PLu.u..
nnd DAMAsK- Tor Car and Clriinsc Linin.-Curiain
VI, f,ais ami Trmuius--Laoc and Musin Curt.in.-
A-o, every de- cripuor Of Window Shade Goods and
Trimmings. Tor sale low prices.
- Enhance ON Summer Street
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IL 2S2 towns, the Representative return,
foot as follows; Wings III, Coalilionisis &C,
Old Liners 81, No choice 2s. Whis major
i!y over all, IS.
Eight towns remain 10 be heard irom--twc
Of which elected Wing Representatives last
yea'.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, J. Scott, o. J.
Berlin, 4. II. Covcll, OIL.
Calais. Ruff. Z Moses, rs
Duxbury, l.. Davis, f. $.
East Montpelier, j p. w. Vincent, f. $
Fayslon, W b Porter, f..
Mar.hfleld, Asa Spencer, wg
Middlescx, o. A. Chamberln, f. =.
Montpelier, II II. Reed, W.
Morc'own. U. Howe, {, S.
Norihfeld, J. Gregory, {. s.
PlanGclh, l. Chamberlain, IS
Roxbury, II S Boycc, f. 5.
Wai,sGell, II Richardson's, rs
Warren, G Coodspced, W
Waterbury, e. Blodgelt, e. 3. none iHs'
year.
Woodbury., s e Burnhsm, Is
Worcester, n A Kelley, rs
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NOTICE..

PsfIrrs PArNsr RENrwED.-Patent granted % 4.
d Philips, daicf oct pan, 1885 ReHeAel for eleven
yeats from oct. 24th, ESQ.
The public are beichy informed that the American
Friction Match Company right cNpird nn the 2ili Of
Oct. isj BAN Bruce, Pearson a Co. having pur-
chased iis cNcasvr right the above extension, here
hy c4uiirn tir pehic not infringe upon the Paten
Naruiasturrr, aud ica'e-s in uthe Msiches equally
liable for mliingin. The P.trut
BNAM, BKuCE, PEARSON Co.
Z Boston, Aug o. ls5l. dd Union street.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, Geo. Wilmnrth, W.
Bridport, f. +. Grovcnor W.
bristol, Rollin Dunshoe, W gain.
Cornwall, Marcus o. Porter, W.
Ferrisourgh n. w. Porter, W.
Goshen, S. ID. Gale. W.
Granville, Hiram Ford, W.
Hancock, Augustus Taylor, W.
Leicester, VIM. +. Wright, W.
Lincoln, L. F. uoag. f. $. gain,
MiddIebury, Joseph II. Barrett, W.
Monkton, John A Beers, f
New Haven, j. l.. Eldredge, ".
Orwell, Champlin NJ. Fletcher, W.
Panton, Hiram Allen, W.
Ripfon, John K Now, W.
Salisbury, John Dyer, W.
Shorebam. Alonzo Orchard. W.
Slarksboro, Saml. d. lIolcomb, W.
Ncrgennes, Geo. W. Grandey, W.
Waliham, Newton Rose, ".
Woyb-idge, Edwin HAYWARD, W.
Whiting, VIM. p. Wright, W.
Wings, 81, Opposition, . Same last yeal
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

'higs, 81, Opposition, Q Same last yea
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington.
bennington, S. Wilcox, o gain.
Dorset ID G Williams, W
Glastonbury, none
Landgroye, James Martin, Is
Manchester. A. S. Boom,
Peru, T. Batchelder, W
Pownal, T. Perkins, W
Readsboro, is
Rupert,
Sandgate, none-w last year.
ScArsburgh, J. ID. Bracket,
Shaflsbury,-Snow, is
Stamford, IS
Sunderland, is
Winhall, Seth Taylor, Jr,, W
Woodford, Joshua Busbee, Of
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Barnet, WIN. Hatch, {. s. gain.
Burke, ID, Beck with, W.
Cabot, Daniel Gould, IS
Danville, Charles Davis, VIZ
Groton, IS
lIardwick. VIM, sanborn, (. $.
Kirby, NJ. Newhall, f $.
Lyndon. J. ID. Miller. f. $.
Newark, Jabsz Smith, W.
Peacham, none-f 5, lnst year.
Ryegate, w. S. Whitelaw, W. gain.
Sheffield IS
st. Johnsbury, Hiram Knapp, W.
Sutton, l.. ID. Hall, rs
Walden, Isaac Eastman, f. E.
Waterford W
Wheelock. +. NJ. Magoon, IS
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Bolton, oil
Burlington. II. b Stacy, W.
Charlotte, NJ. Prindlc, W.
Colchester, none-sanie last year
Essex, II. Bates, o. |.
Ilinesburgh, no choice, W. last year.
Huntington, g. w, Bromley, W
Jericho, l.. S. Barney. E. 5.
Milton, Hector Adams, W.
Richmond none,-same last year.
Shelburne, i. Hall, W.
st. George. n. Lock wood, W.
UnderhiIl, w. Martin, lg
Wcstford, j. X, Drury, fsg
Nilliston, II. b. Fay, T. :.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
bakersfield, Thos. Hooker, w,n. !. y
Berkshire, Wm. s Rublee, W.
Enosbu-gh, no choice, W. last year.
Fairfax, Il. +. Hubbell, o. |.
Fairfield, = Barlow, o. |.
Fletcher, Guy Kinsley. o
Franklin, Laihrop Marsh, ".
Georgia, Alvan Sabin, W.
llighgaie, Jacob CIrmor, ". gain.
Montgomery. J. l.. Clspp, W.
Richtord, c. z. Dwyef, o. !. gain.
Sheldon, A Keith, o |.
-. Afbons. VIM. Bridges, OIL.
Swanton. !. b. Bowdsa, o. !,
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