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NUMBER g

NUMBER 8.
This city .- la.I olr, for tlic most part. Ike.
Pmlldclpha-iu squares, but lhe buildings
upon them are not 20 elegant They arc
mostly of stnur, and ba.'t after Enrur..p
fashions. The roul- age steep, with Luihcfs
200 window projecting ihrrrlrom, and shng.
l.i with square sheets oi non or iu, and lais
,' tHat lhc l.u.- oi each layer shlll run in an
angular direction towards lhr ,ud, Of the
building, uthrr,h1n iovanl. lhc caves. Thu.
/ suppuss, .s done lo tempt 40 thc water ~.
% aud.us no hurzouill lines where the d.u
may lodge anI make 900 obstruction. The
building. are gcaruIiy not hrrh or orulmcu
cal. ard occasionally, awrrr.i ihc blu,is. We
m.at with .Umr ud vouJrn French shanty.
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. wore away heavy and plIutul Ia him. hat Il
was cou,cn, to c,,arc mdcncss. and made in
difference comparatively welcome.
A0cr the cloth was removed. the wine cit
cula,ej. the company drank freely. the mirtI
grew loud, and the presence OF our youu.
friend was nearly forgotten, until circum
stance Ola startling character brought him in
Co uo.icc. The General suddenly cried out
Gcu,lcmcn, have lost my watch had /
ln my hand ten minutes ago, bu, It is gone.
\ painful suspense Instantly followed ever,
mln Instantly exchanged glancc with I'm
rcirnl,,r. until a, 5.t t,,cry ga, settled ,,,,I
,usD,r,n, up,o the ,oppr Tgs.gn. Wbobu
hc.ofallibr ,onp7ny could h., pu,lry Of .u,l
a crimrt Br..J,.. h. .v5s. r,rI,,r. tho o,,,
man p,,r ,rog,b Il, the General !, ,lTrr, N,
,Lr0 such ,borrbr, a, ,l,.r ,,,rc IN ever,
miul-thcy lca mo-, a shade Of doubt. IN,
miserable vr.,,h was caught a, last: and
There VA. as l.ilc p,ty ss rr.rrct irlt Tor hmm
smut lh' tuvr, shouted the Colonel uI
,h1 Regiment, ig, uo man leave the roum.-
The watch is 'mon. us, and % concerns every
man pr,.u, io Gy Pee Eu'iivhcu D, belongs.
I propose ihata srarra bc .as,lnily made and
Irt.t begin with mr."
"Bg uo mflns. n,rru-,I f5, Gnrr1l.
"Ii shall NOT b.. go. No r,rdrml, is r7pa.
b'r .f .rrh au art 4 hundred watches are
rnr worth iar Irr,srln,r, pg amy .,rrl.m,,'.
honor 81, r,w,rr 7.,.,t bb,.r,.r.-
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aatrI i, ia thr room. Olr of rs mgs, have
., " urL.rr rrmry a, i., ,uarr Er..gn.
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Che OrforO Democrat.
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GEORGE MELLEN & CO.

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: nO cscapc. fight you muNtoI your chal'
. lcnecr will heap upon you such personal in.
dirnitics a. will make your life inlolcnblo.
b or drive you into violence, which will amount
to the same thing as accepting a challenge.
. saw that in your eve to-day which couyiuc.
cd me YOU are rs brave as Julias Cssar.-
i. Yes, | saw something there morc brave than
physical courage, and icli ia superiority
bat, YOU cannot convert ,he World aud reform
the army soon enough to answer your own
ends, and YOU mus, submit o. IL rules, or be-
driven from 1t IN disgrace. | honor yout
principles, for ! understand them, bu, YOU
canno, maintain ,hcm."
Our hoo's reflection, ili-t night mus, be-
len to Imagination. The iiaiculuc, which
surrounded him, the comp 'iun' Iha, we've
upon him, can be known ,ly To those WIN
have bccn tempted and II z to The u,mos,,
with the world ard ihc.c,i.. necessities
agaius, them.
I In the morning he accepted the challenge
Having the right 10 chousc lha weapons,
hc named the smal.svod When dc Colo.
".' o'"'u "'.'' WIN d ''"'" "' '''''n' ""',"
all ht, bitterness could not quite cS,nrui,h,
h' '''d Docs The moth Ano" 'h' he Is
iulicuuc in the fama'" The fcrini ON.
'"''''' '"'d "im Nat you are r'r'''d 'h'
sc'' s"o'd'i"An 100 'H' army and h'gicd Ilm
90 cho",' pistols which "ould give hm some
claucc ul clna'''y 20 ihc hgh'' bot hcd"cI.n'
cd 10 fri, J don't Know What to nasc Of
this young lcI!uw-l'so 'ho sword 'ha'h' hi'
chosen Co hsh' with, he is 50 lumber Hd yet
so gI'suc aad mrrIrsom" sometimes hc b,
such mixture Of Mr'h"L.s', mule, an. mad.
man, that cannot make hm ou;, Aul Go.
'"nrl, br B., not l'gh, bargain, either, lur
1n,hJv. !, seems Co mc ,lal you wcr ma.
Iog nothing OF h.n, yesterday, whr, CO.,
General in'cGrrrd. The fellow sud uP
.#ad'omc'y' and madc very pretty paywill
hs "'1pnn. To 'rll ,hr truth l'm hg.u-
r'o llhc him Ir'r, and f,l 'orry nuthc
must Boz Disposed Of ln ,oar peculiar wa,."
The Colonel mairrul, sumly, " II mus,
..rl tlr rascal. ImglfI O.. shows some rl.rl
and srr--.iy IN ih. Ir..ur., ! don't uaa, to
b.a bly.h.,rlar."
TIE neat morning, at early m1usr, Ihry.
m.tunth. q. dg,lsrar
Wl.a fIr Ground ars rr..arI. srI ih.
rramr.r.. .t,.. srw.I.r rgt,. I, Er.rn
,asI.al, Ioar,d OH, sword rn.n,. and al.
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RIPTON

The resident and non resident propiiclurS Il
the town Of RlPTON, in the County Of Adj
disun, are hereby notified, that the taxes asses.
>ed hy said Town within the year mex; prcced-
hg thi, date, remain either in whole or in part
unpaid, on the following described lands in
said town, 10 wit:
Tie folloiriny are ,ciMin he chartered bound,
Of Rp'on
Lot No p. , Div, Right Of solomon Booth
belonging to the estate OF VIM. b. NJ min
LOIS No. 81 and l0l-lSt aud 2l Div. Right
of Benjamin Bclrdsley.
Lots no IUj md l20-lst and 81 Div Right
Of joseph Burroughs -Uriah T. Arnold
Lot No. 1924 Div. Right of Matthew IIaw.
ley-sct IN list to Bid aud Everls.
North halt OF lot No. 79-lst Div. Right Of
we'll.
North half of lot No. 7i-lst Div Right of
joseph lIawley-se in list 10 Luman Cogs-
Lot No 2G-ls. Div.-Right of IIczekiah
Clark
60 acres oflot No I'D Div. Right Of Joseph
lIawley-west end Of lot, and set in list to
Enoch and Jacob Dewey.
Lots No. &c and iS-ist and III Div Right
OF David Summers, Jr.-set in list 10 L. G
and l.. Drake.
Lots No s6-lst Division, Right Of Hawkins
Nichols, and No. 1915, LIST Div-Righl Of
Jonathan Nichols-scl in list 10 estate Of JOS
Dyar.
Lot No. 22-2l Div Right of Isaac IIawley-
set in liStto Elisha Fuller
% acres of lot No. l6-2 Div. Right of
Thomas lIawley, west end of LOT, set in list
to Hiram II. Ilurlbut.
East half of lot No 1871 Div Right of Eli
sha Mils--Sel in list to II, IT, Hall
Lot No. 40-lSt Div. Right o. Thcophlus
Middehrooks.
Lot NJ, 26--2d Div Right OF Theopblias
MiddlebrookS.
20 acres Of lot No l0i--2I Div and lot M
39-isl Div RIGHT of Stephen Middlehrool
L.! No. 800 Div Right OF Francis Hawlcy
-SrUyler Mills owner.
Lot No, 3s-lSt Div. Right OF John O'cot.
79a5 acres of after Division Of right o. land set
in List TO Pope. Peak, and Elawley.
Lll No. 29--lsl Div. Right of Elisha Rixforl
Loi No. 93--2d Div. Right OF Ephraim Curtis
set in list to Ebcnezer Rider.
Lot No 59-2l Dir. Right ofJohn WOOSTER
set in list TO S s D Severance.
Lots No l2i- -2d Div. Right Of Abel Thomp-
son and No. Ss-lst Div Right Of A hraham
Thompson. sci in list to Florlla Smith.
Lot No Esd Div.--Risht of David Sum
iaciS
lot NJ. los--el Div Right Of Nbraham
Undelhill.
LIT No l23---is. Diy-Riehl Of Cyrus Haw
ley--sel in list 10 II. w. Walker.
Lot No. l2--l>t Div.--Riehl Of Thomas Wake
lev G. Caldwell, owner
IA. al. ~ II ~. a
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rs. AuGUsT -AD-
RILEY W0ODFORD, tiotRNEp Team.
and his Trustee. ISL.
ELISHA +. BAKER
WHranAs, Ira f. Benson, of " hitting, in
the County Of Addison. hath heretofore sued
out his writ of attachment against Riley
Woodiord, and his Trustee, Elisha r. Ba-
ker, and caused SCI vice thereof to be made
on said WoodIord, hy ltasiuga copy for him
with said Trustee, and enter, d The SAME in
this Court. at lis December Term, A. u.
1880, declaring therein in plea that the de-
fcndant render to the plaintiff the sum Of
Two Hundred Dollars, which, the pla,as-lf
says, Is justly due from The defendant, 20
balance book accounts hetwecp them, which
the defendant hath refused 2, pay TO the
damage OF The paialih Tws Hundred Dol
las,
And whereas it hath been suggested, at
the present Torn Of this Court. to wLirh
said cause hath been continued, that said
Noodiord WAS out OF the State at the tisia
Of the scryire Of the said writ. and hn;h not
vet returned within the sauic,' aud hath had
no personal noii,e Of ,he pcndcncy Of this
suit; Ii is ordered By tae Court ihaf his
cause be further cor,inucd until tho usSt
regular term Of said Court, TO be held on the
second Tuesday Of December. A. ID. 1851
aud that, in the nlcanGne. notice OF the per
dency thereof he given said Woodlord, by
publication Of Tbs oy'irr aud the substance
of the plaintiffs declaration. three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY III the MiddlrbuIy Reeislor-a
public newspaper printed at M.ddlebnry, ia
said County Of Adlison-ihe last Of which
publics!lohs shall bc at least thirty days prs
or TO said neN ierul,
GEORGE S. SWIFT, Clerk.
i. n. BRIGGs, ATTY. for Plaintiff 1873
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r., .foYo,cing are wihia The chartered bounds
ot lliiHtbWN
% acres of The Kyle fann-sct in the list tc
George Brown.
100 ACES Of the Right Of Charles Brewsier-3d
Div.
10 acres of the Right of Noah Chiticnden-3d
Div.
s. acrcs-sei in the list 10 ,he Estate OF John
Fo,t
loo acres OF the Right Of Ebcnc1cr Fcld-3d
Div.
lCO acre, Of the Right Of Ebenczcr IIarchet, jr.
set in list to james Hodgcmnn, CT al.
~ acr,s-sct in list to VIM. Harrington.
10 acres, set in list to Eli MAtheSs- lies
,oulh of 3D. hundred acre Div. Of Ebenezcr
Field.
lonacre, Of tho Right of Benjamin rars-3d
Div
loo acres Of the Right Of Bethel Selick-set
N list TO David Sellick.
$50 acres OF the Rights OF Elisha Sheldon 6 10.
siah Stodlard.
60 acres of the Right of RulufF whiic--ai
Div.
200 acres Of the Right Of jeremiah How &
John strong-ad Div, each set in list 10
Joseph Warner.
The .J0i'o'ring are pithiH The chartered bounds
IF Goshen
West half of Loi No. 60-iOO acres--Risht Of
David Andrews-sci in list 10 the Estate of
john C. Baldwin.
10 acres of West half Of LOT No. 10 Right OF
Nathaniel Garlner--N. L. corner--Set in
listto Asa & George G. Chapman
100 acres OF the Right Of Hope IAthropc--Lot
No s3--cast half-=scl in lsf 10 Estate of
Thomas Fuller
loo acres of Lot No 67--rcnirc Of lot No. y.
S.--Right of Daniel Jancs--owned by
George Thompson.
roo acrcs-Wcst half OF lot No. 36 Right Of
Samuel Saiford-pcter Starr, Agent
Lot No. Gothic Right OF Abel Stone.
100 acres Of the Right of Joshua c. Bosiwick--
North half Of lot No. G5--sct In list to John
Wood.
2l5 acres Part Of 2l 6 81 Dir. Of Seth Kent
Salisbury patt-and pam Of lhl No. 10 Right
of Jonathan Ferry called the Nhicomb lot
set in list TO Rufus Wainwright.
And 50 much Of said lands will he sold az
public nuciion, At the dwelling house OF Fred,
crici Smith, in Snid Ripton, on the third day Of
October next, az ten o'ciork, forenoon, ms shall
be requisite to discharge said lakes with costs,
unless previously paid.
S. IT, HENnRICk, Isl Constable,
Dated nj Ripion this ls.h day Of August, A
D. 1851 Is Sw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10

GoLD rLATE Work IN DENTISTRY Those
who are interested in the onward progress Of
the mechanical part of dentistry will read the
communicable from DR. Morton, in The Jour
ma Of May 23d, with much satisfaction. We
recent, cxamncd specimen of the cautiful
phi'oso ,,'ical contrivancc referred to- by which
plate, fitted to the roof Of the mouth actually
sustained weight Of ten pounds, by the mere
pressure Of the atmosphere. If it is m oil
principle it is certainly very admirable one,
which in this particular application conmends
itself at sight. If our operators would obyiate
the swfviug, sliding movement of the tongue,
in an Imperfect cast OF the region, gives to an
upper set of artificial teeth, they would at once
be Influenced by the suggestions contained in
this article DR.. Morton deserves the thanks
Of practitioners and the public for this improve
meui ia the practice Of lentistry.-B on H.d-
icui and .Surg .cal journal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10

TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, Am 10 H. ss-
Els, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEEs uF
MINERAL LANDS.

Every person entitled 10 the right of pIeemp-
ron 10 any OF the lands above mentioned is re-
Quiiod to establish the same to the satisfaction
Of the Register and Receiver al SAUL Sic. Ma
rie, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice and before
The dav appointed for the commencement Of
the public sale OF The LANDS embracing the rae.
claimed otherwise such claim will lie for
lciled.
And every person having the right, under
The act entitled ian act 10 establish a land Of
ice in the northern part of Michigan and to
provide for the sale of The mineral lands ia the
STATE Of Michigan" apIroved Is, March, ISL,
IS lessee>. occupants, or perinittceS, To enter,
to the extent of their leases or permits, any OF
the lands above mentioned, and vho are oni
He'd, under the act entitled 3" an act to reduce
the minimum price Il the mineral lands in the
Lake Superior district Michigan, and the
Chippewa district, in Wisconsin, approved
26lh September, 1850 TO enter The land Gov
cred by their leases, occupancy, and permits
respectively at the minimum price Of : -
per acre or, if covering more than one full
section, "cnliilci, on the surrender uf such
lease or Permit at the proper land Office t.
purchase. II he s!al elect TO do So, one full
section" at the rate OF - 80 per acre is reqNir-
ed Ia establish the same 10 the satisfaction OF
The Register and Receiver al SAUL Ste. Marie.
aud make payment herelor as soon ~ pracii-
cable after seeing this notice, and before tic
day appointed for the commencement oi the
public sale Of Tive lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commi-ioucr OF the Gsueral Lsud Ofiet
l6-l2w.
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PEpSININ POWDER.

V Ssni By naiL Ice OF ra'iasf. 80
70 convrnencr - sending M paris 81 the eonntry
ho pife'tNe VI alter Of the rrpsin gt up In the form
OF fprler Niih di e-tons Ia bc d-sussH wAier bs
the patti The,e Paw defs contain usi 1hs .nno mt
e. "a. tho hntics, Nndwili he sent ~ nail EREE OF
HOST AGE Tor ONE DOLLAR ffnt 1nn.f pad) TO Dr
}. lioIGllrON, NJ. u Phladelnhn ln.
w Obscfse th- - Esep hpiils uf tho crnuine
rEfSlN hears ihe written signature Of :. IlOrGEI-
TON, NJ. ~ sole proprietor, Philadelphia Pa. Cory.
right aud rIade Marx securod.
~ Sold by All Drug iss and Dealers ia Medicine.
For sale w w. +. Russell, Middlthury,
W. S. Spragne, Ncrgcunes rhco A. Peck.
Buingtoni a. T. Roscoe, New Have Dan
iels aAd Moore Rutland, l91r
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POstpOnenent,

In consequence Of the State Fair. TO be
held a, Mddlebury, on The 10Th and lth oil
September, the Camp Meeting. appointed Il
commence on the slh, on Shelburnc Point
will be postponed to Friday, Sent l2lh.
A. WIfllERSPOON
September I'd, 1851.
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Houses and Lots for Sale at a
Bargain,

The large two Story Brick Mansion House
ust North of lloraiio seymour's. in The Village
Of Mlddle9ury, with good Garden spot and
Barn and Wood Shed attached
Also, the large two story White Mansiop
House on Weybridge STREET. next north Of
Halls corner, with good new Barn and Wood
House attached
Also $500 acres of Wild Lnnds living prin
cipally in Granville, Addison Couniy-a farr
portion OF the above well covered with timber.
and many good los for setting
The above property belongs 10 ncrson re.
SIDING IN the City Of New York and will be
SOFA low and ON easy terms of payment.
Inquire Of the subscribers.
BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Middlebury, May rs, 1850.
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IS YOUR HEALTH INSURED,
II NOT.
NOW Is THE TIME

NOW Is TIE TIME :
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
4 MUTUAL BENEFIT. ASSOCINTlON,
OF Worcester Mass, offer 10 insnre vonr
Health against sickness or accident, on as
reasonable terms as can be asked for One adj
vantage to the Insured by this Association is
that they are not liable TO the imposilions of
Travelling Agents. The business Of the As.
ISOLATION is all done by Local AGENrs. BE
assured this is none Of the Washington County
llomLugs BY calling on the undersigned, who
is AUTHORIZED AGENT for the ASSO
CITATION, further particulars will be given.
Also the Bylaws of the Association can be
examined by any who wish.
Call soon, behlrc you are taken sick nT have
a leg broken, as it will then be too late.
WIN. 3. LANE, AGENr.
Mddlcbury, June 5, 1881. lily.
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NOTICE.

An application will be made, by petition
or olhogwise, to the General Assembly oi
this Stre, at the mex: Ses, OH to sci OIL the
whole ot School District No BIN Wcybrdge,
to Niddichury, or to set oil the limits of the
Jail yard, now lying and being in Wey-
bridge, 10 the town of Nlddlebury.
JOHN CHRISTIE.
+. O'FLANEGAN,
EDISON CONSTOCk
o. w. COMSTOCK,
SOLOMON PARkE Err,
w. ID. BELL.
BENHAM PRESTON.
JAMES NJ. SLADE,
JUSIUS COBB,
WIN. 5. LANE.
September ,, 1851 1913
g@' Nermonicr will copy and cha;go t.
CHRISTIE & Co.
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i 90 CZEN

hl.lENrHALS Celebrated Fine Gu. !
III CheNing YO3ACCO. insi received a.
c Masonic Till Store. lnl~is
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Last Arrival

From @. N. FARwELL & Co.-sATIN
CATERS. SILK TOP PATENT, ID.
FRENCH KID WALKING SHOES. BUS.
KINS, do and a variety Of other styles, con
stanty on hand by
Sept 9 j. NJ GORDON.
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S. NJ. Pettcngill & Co.'S Directory
HENRY TOLMAN,

1853 WASHINGTON STREET,
Directly opposite tho Old South Cherch, BosTON.
Publisher Of MUSIC, Importer and Mnnuiac
turer of MUSICAL ms RUMENTS and
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, of every de-
scription .,.
REED ORGANS, SERAPlllNES, and
PORTABLE MELODEONS, of one, two
and three sets of Reeds, for Parlor or Church,
from tho best manufacturers in the country,
may be always found as above.
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Auction Sale of Devon
Stock.

a,Nil be SOLD al Auclion, on The secnnd
day Of The State Fair, az Middlebnry.
Thursday. Sep. llIh, one Three wear
old Ball. thorough bred two Seven Year
Old Cows, aud one two year old heiisr.
all in calf: aud two IIcifrr Calves.
ALSO.
One French Merino Buck.
sale to commence NJ 10 o'clock, 4. NJ,
neat the Relrcshment Stands, within The
enclosure. W. X. SANFORD