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NOVICE IN CHANCEKY.

~ y E
Jabez s. Spencer, Administra-
tor Of Obed Martin, deceased, s'>a VI
t,s VS.. Petition to
Sias Martin Christopher Mar Compl etc
tin, Obadiah Martin, James X. Contract for
Martin, George M. Marin, Land.
- Barker and Hannah Bar. i80ia4
ker, his. wife, ]. S. White and . y.
Mary White, his wife. sso hHy
TENHE said Silas Martin, Christopher Mar
tin, Obadiah Martin. James X. Martin,
George M. Martin. - Barker and Hannah
Sarker, his wife, J. S. White and Mary
White, his wife, are hereby notified that the
said Jabez S. Spencer, administrator Of the
Estate of Obed Martin, deceased, on the 5th
| bay Of September, 1851, filed in the Clerks
Office of the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the county OF Putnam, and State Of
| Ohio, his petition, the object and prayer .oi
| which ie, that the said administrator may be
ordered to complete a contract OF land, which
was made by the said Obed Martin, decensed,
on the 8:h dav of May, l848, with John Cary,
| whereby the said Obed Martin, in corsidera.
tionof the sum of one hundred and sixty
dollars covenanted 10 convey by good and
general warrautee deed, forty acres of the
south west traction Of the north west quarter
OF section one. township one, south range five
east, described as lying on the bank Of the
Auglaize river, commencing ut the hall
ccrner stake on the west line of Cary's corner.
thence east to the corner Of said fraction
thence north far enough to make forty acre,
,hcnce west to the bank Of the river anc
thence along the river 10 the place Of begin
ming. and being part Of land purchased By
said Martin from q. H. Bliss. And the sait
defendants are further notified that the sale
petition will be for hearing on the first duy
I Of the next Term Of said .Court,sor SO sooI
| thereafter us counsel can be heard ,,at whicl
time and place they may appear and defen,
the same, or in default thereof said petitio
will hetaken as confessed and decreed there
on accordingly lesI n0e E86G .fg3 .fli
i BY JAMES MACKENZIE, II 4
4 Sept. 5, 1851. [54:l Sol. for Admir-.
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ToBAcco.- II has been estimated that
the members Of the churches in our land
collectively, give more for tobacc" than
for the support Of benevolen, objects,
although tens Of thousands Of men, and
we should hope women, constantly re-
frsin from il. - Amer. Messenger.
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NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby giveu that petition
lV will be presented to the COMMISSIONS rs
Of Putaam county, at their next session, pray
ing that county road may be established ,
commencing on the west line Of said county.
about the middle of section 81, Monterey
township, in said countv,rnnning from thence
to section &c, and thence to intersect the
county road leading from lock No. 28, Miami
Extension canal to John Heddrick's IN said
county. 1881 July rs. 1851
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MATERIAL MISUNDERSTANDING
Briggs Of Massachusetts recently related
the following incident. After read'rg
with great interest the letters Of John
Quincy Adams' mother, he one day went
over 10 his seat in Congress and said 10
him. "Mr. Adams, have found out
rho made you" "What DO you mean9''
said hc. II have been reading the lett
ers Of your mother" was his reply. With
flashing eye and glowing face he Start
ed up, and in his peculiar and emphatic
manner said, "Yes, Mr.. Briggs, all thar is
good in me iowe to my mother.'
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RANlAWAY!

TyROM the subscriber, on the 22d OF
u September, 1851. George Turner.
aged Is years, an indentured apprentice
TO the Farming business This is there
fore 70 forbid all persons from harboring
or trusting said apprentice on my account,
as | shall not be answerable for any
debts, liabilities or expenses contracted
on his account. s,t
549-3w@ ROGER WILSON.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given that the sub
LIN scriber has been duly appointed and
qualified Administrator Of thu Estate Of James
F. Adgate, deceased. All persons indebted
10 the saidlestate are hereby notified to make
Immediate settlement, and those having
claims against the said estate are requested
TO present them within one year from this
dates AafispS, ABRAHAM M MARKER
Sept, 10, 1851. 1861 Administrator.
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STRAY COLT!

STRAYED from the premises OF the
~ subscriber about the last Saturday in
March, Of the present year, a Jcs3te
BRIGHT BAY MARE COLT. 5a
Two years old in May last. She had a
small star in her forehead and a small
white snip on her nose; she had heavy
name and tail, and was in good condi,
lion when she left. Whoever will send
information to this Office, or 10 the sub:
scriber, in Sugarcreck township, Putnau
Couu,y, Ohio, where said Coli may pc
had, or will deliver her to the subscriber
will be paid for his 'iouble and all charges
discharged .or her keeping, &c. 81
JOHN RAMSEY "
Sept. II, 1851. sE 81
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NOTICE

iN1 Office 10 hereby given that petition
In will be presented TO the Commissioners
OF Putnam county, at their December Ses-
sion, for the alteration of the county road
leading from VIM. Turner's to the Kalida and
Columbus Grove Free Turnpike, at or near
Joseph Nichols, said alteration commencing
at VIM. Turner'S running thence in straight
line northwardly to where the said road inter
sects the lands of Huffman.
October 20, 1854 e.N 55a
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AN the world is complaining Of the
uaat ofGiends, and yet scarcely anybody
gives himself The trouble Of bringing the
necessary dispositions to gain and pre-
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tits not what we earn that makes us
rich, hui what we save; It is not what we
eat, bur what we digest, that makes us
faa: tits not what we read, but what we
remember, that makes US learned.
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The above lands will not I've sold for less than five
dollars per acre. nor less than the appraised value.
5r 8aly WILLIAM NJ. BELL, Auditor.
AuDIToR 3 OFFicE, ,a 81 ~. q ~
Kndn. Putnam Co. O. Sent. q. 1851, 3<I
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ATHING OF BEAUTY, is A JOY FOR
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Why will people endure pimpes on the
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II causes all sores and poisonous wounds
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Blanks for sale.

TnRINTED on superior paper,
III MORTGAGES. from Swans improved
form, by the quire or singly.
Also, superior form Of u
DEEDS, Of Warranty, BY the, quire Or
singly. B.
JUSTICES, RECOGNIzANCES. and
JAMES MAckEEzIE
Kalida, October, 1850.
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Let no man be TOO proud 10 work. -
Eet no man be ashamed Of hard fist or
"a sunburnt countenancc. Let him be
ashamed only Of ignorance and sloth.---
Iet.noman be ashamed Of poverty
Let'him be ashamed Of dishonesty and
idieness.
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HAxD9 GRApEs. Need pruning early,
before the sap Rows and bleeding COM
mences. A moderate bleeding need moi
be feared, bat If profuse, Il is detrlmen-
tai, The sooner the work is done in
the spring the better. The Isabella
Bland, CataH ba, and other American
varieties, are of such rampant growth
that when only few years old, they
beAr most abundantly, and hence the
inexperienced cultivator concludes that
pruning is not necessary, and that they
do better without il. Almost erroneous
conclusion--fo the vines by such neglect
soon become mass Of fthickiy matted
stems and branches, their vigcr is ex
hausied, and diminutive crops Of poo'
fruit are the result. Bur by good Prun
ag they may be kept in. perennial yigor
and undminished productiyeness.
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WEIGHT OF GRAIEN STAEs-
LlSHED BY LA W IN OHIO.


LIsHED BY Ian In OHIO.
Wheat, per bushel, l,.....".'....s...60 lbs.
Rye, per bushel, ,..-..~.... .....-..56 lbs,
Barley, per bushel,. el,............."..4s lbs
Oats, per bushel, ,,."...'........,s....32 Tbs.
Corn, per bushel. ..,...............-56 ID.
Middlings, per bushel, ,.......y,r-,,:s...45 lbs
Timothy, per bushe: a. as Tbs
OTHER ARTICLES CUSTOMARY
n WEIGHT.
Peas, per bushel, l,Y.'.-............,.5G lbs
Beans, small white, per bushel,. ,..-60 lbs
Do large, per bushel ,....~......50 lbs
Potatoes, per bushel, .-s..,......s.50 lbs
Dried Peaches, per bushel, .s33 lbs
Apples, per bushel, .........;25 lbs
Bran, per bnshel, .....-..............l0 lbs
Shorts, pei bushel,. ,..~...,,...e;,,s.l Is lbs
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TREASURER OFFICE,
KaI;da. Pn,nam CO, o., Sep. 3, 1851.


I N pursuance Of law, William n Bell. Auditor n
j aud for Putnam County, Ohio. will offer for snie
on Friday the Seventh day OF November. A. D., 1851
10 o'clock at noon mt the door of the Court house
In said county OF pntnanl, the following described
lands, being part OF Section Sixteen, Union Town.
ship in said County set apart for5chools therein 10
xwif.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE

IN addition to the nhove, the township OF Perry has
levied 81 cents Monterey 81 cents, Jackson II cents
tJennings cenis Union cents Greensburgh cents,
Liberty cents, Ottowa cents: Pleasant conts'
Riley cents, blanchard cents Van Burcn cents
each for township purposss and the township Of
sngnrcreek 10 cents, and Grecnsburgh u cents Tor
township poor purposes, snd the townships OF Ferry
Monterey. Jackson. Greensburgh and Libegly each
ceuts on the acre for road purposes end the Town
ships of Jennings Union. Ouowa. Pensant, and Riley
each one eeb the acre for road purposes and the
township OF Van Buren, cents on the acre Tor road
purposes. and the township Of Blanchard ten cent
for township school purposes. 5t 80 A..., !.
Iwill attend III person or by deputy In my office IN
lda, for the purpose Of renewing taxes from, the
first day Of October until the goth day OF December,
fi''1 eRi s. SUTTON, Treasurer.
Js7# TREASURER OFFICE,
X Aida pu,p Co. O.. Sen. 3. 1851.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-06-04
State Fair for the Farmers of Vermont

State Fair for the Farmers of Vermont.
THE undersigned have seen, for a
number of years past, the necessity of
q State organization for the benefit of
the Agricultural interests Of Vermont,
and have witnessed, with regret, the
apparent Indifference of those whose
duty it is to establish such an institu-
ton. The State Society, formed
few years since, instead of being fos-
tered and sustained as it should have
been, was suffered to die after brief
existence. Wishing to revive a State
organization, and believing that no
State in the Union can eclipse Yer.
mont, in an exhibition of Cattle, Sheep,
Horses, and other productions of the
soil, we have deemed it proper to call
the attention of those interested in the
matter to the Importance of securing
the object above mentioned. We be-
lieve it may be easily accomplished by
proper effort on the part of individu-
ais, and that the establishment of an
organization can be effected, which
will soon become a matter of State
Pride and support.
We, therefore, respectfully invite
the sheep, horse and cattle traders of
Vermont, to meet at NIiddlebury, on
the 10th and 11th days of September
next, and to bring with them their
best specimens of domestic animals of
all kinds. At this meeting those en-
gagged in these pursuits, so important
to the wealth and reputation of the
State, can become acquainted with
each other and each others stock ;
they can interchange opinions and in
formation in relation to the best modes
OF breeding; can make sales of speci-
mems of their animals and can Law the
foundation of State organization on
a firm basis Arrangements will be
made with the Rail Roads to carry the
Cattle, &C., free of charge, and the
persons attending the Fair for half
price. A show ground, with the nee
essary cnclsfs.es, will be provided,
free of expense to those furnishing an.
imals for exhibition. 1t is proposed
that the Fair shall continue two days,
and that the afternoon of the second
day shall be devoted to sales.
The public are assured that they
will see at this Fair the best specimens
of the French Merino Sheep, (many
of them recent importations, and all
other kinds of Sheep-thc best speci-
mems of Hereford, Short Horned Dur
ham, Devonshire, Ayrshire, and ma.
tive cattle and oxen-Black Hawk
Colts and their Sire, Hamiltonian Colts
and their Sire, and large variety of
Morgan Stock and other kinds of
Horses.
The publishers of papers in this
State, favorable to the object propos-
ed, are requested to give this notice
an insertion in their respective jour-
mails.
Middlcbury, May %, 1851. ~
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OF VERMONT. I Be it remem

STATE OF VERMONT. . Be it remem
District of New Haven, bered tha. at
Probate Cour held at Bristol, in said
district, on The 2lst day Of May, 1851,
"a instrument purporllng 10 be the last
will and testament Of
AUGUSTUS HAND,
late of FerrlshuFgh, in said district, de-
ceased, was presented To said Court for
probate, by The person therein named Ex-
eculnr; Whereup6n The said Couri order
ed The SAID executor 10 notify all concern
ed To appear AT probate coun to be hold
en- NJ The Office Of The Judge of said court
IL Bristol in said district, on the Isl Mon
day IN July, lsal, n 10 O'Clock, Am then
and there To ohlec, To The probate of said
will, II they see cause, by publishing a
certified copy in the Middlebury Register,
newspaper printed at Mddlehury,in Ibis
Stale, three weeks successively prior to
said lime.
HARVEY MuSsILL, Judge.
A true copy of Record.
53w Attest, II. munsill, Judge
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ETHER AND DENTIsrRY.-The discov.
cry of the pain DESTROYING qualities of Sui
phurnc Ether made few years since by
Dr. Morton, No. 10 fremont Row. is I'm
doubtedly tie greatest though not the only
one that has been contributed to the art of
Dentistry by this talented gentleman We
undersland that he has lately established an
Artificial Tooth Manufactory in the ,icini-
~ of Bosom, on grand scale, by means of
which lie is enabled to furnish his customers
with the most perfect kind Of workmanship.
at more reasonable rates than any Of his
competitors 1w
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Those over so years Of age will be charged
% per cent. extra.
81 so will be charged the first year as sub
scripton fee, and the first years deposit within
80 DAYS from the time Of making application.
The permancncy of this Association is now
established beyond even the possibility of II
douof, so that no one need be afraid 10 invest
their money from fear that it will fail at some
future period.
OFFICERS
X. CRossETT, President A. NJ GAIPIy Vice
President. II II DARLING, Sec. and Trcas
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. NJ Galpin, G., Pillsbury, s. S. Hubbard
Rev. X II Conkln, L. w KimbalL
r. G. w English, Elk. Physician.
REFERENCES.
Hon. EDWARD r. LITTLE, Marshfeld
Hon. X. GIDDISGs, NJ. C.
Hon. ALPH US FtLcH, U. S Senator.
Hon. SETH NJ GATES, N. C., ~ Y.
Trof Is f. PALMsR, Philadelphia Pa.
non. HoaAcE GHEELEY. New York
y. NJ; NEAL, Esq, Phladelt hia, Pa.
6N-GoF, WIN. SLADE, Vermont.
heV u ~ Merritt, Housaionic, Mass.
Ttrh ROGERS, NJ d.. Worcester, 4"
Hon ELIAB WARD, Middleboru'. CT.
SAMUEL BAILEY, Howard Hote,. NY
HENRY c. ROGERS, Addison Co.
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Mr.. s. Of the breeder, as being purely de-
scended from the lnfantndo Nigrcti flock
of Spain, selection from which was taken
to Silesia in the year 1911. The sheep pur-
chased in France arc expected to arrive
shortly. We understand that Mcssis. f..
HAMMOND, of MidJlehurv, r. r. HALL.
and WIN REMELt, of Cornwall, VT, are
associated with MIR SANFORD in these i'm
portations Mr. S informs us that he has
purchased a Devon cow and heifcr Of Mr..
GEoRGE TUNER Devonshire, England
which will come to this country in the course
of the season. albany Cuiiird'or. =
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IS YOUR HEALTH INSURED
IF NOT.
NOW Is THE TIME

THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
l. MUTUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Of Worcester, Mass. offer TO insure your
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 mpositions of
Travelling Agents. The business Of the AS.
ISOLATION is all done by LocAL AGENTs. Be
assured this is none OF the Washington County
Humbugs BY calling on the eisigned, who
is AUTHORIZED AGENT for the ASSO.
CITATION, further particulars will be given.
Also the Bylaws of the Association can he
examined by any who wish.
Call soon, before you are taken sick or have
leg broken, as it will then be too late.
WIN. s. LANE, AGENT.
Middlcbury, June 3, 1851. ely.
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Dic0,

In Wilson, April 23d, of Bilious Fever,
Miss MARTHA SAXroN, only dangh ter OF
A. F Saxton Esq, aged IS years.
ray of liiht stole through the lnnguid cloud,
SOFT s~e~tbrnm, that imuers love to tint
Upon the rainbow Ia lovely flower bowed
LIS head, where never the ttruding print
or ausllt hut Natu e. fn,t-teps had beo u seeu.
Softly tho lingering beam had rested there,
And in the light of the da'k forests sheen,
Tic rosy twilight, on each lcalet far
In weetncss slept and on the morning air
1t, incense rose, like some freed spirit borne
On angels wng., ill lost within the ghi,
That smilcs upon its entrance To that shore
Where Heaven fret dawns ;-and ,tiily Night
Tccmcd with its fragrance. Anon - hand in hand,
Virtue aud Love, wiihin this quiet spot,
A.Ncary rcsic,l--and their magic wand
Had laid beside them, which the fh'lcnlo
OF Earth renders thrice be.t The bud was near.
And all too BRIGHT to waste its fragrance here,
Too dear gift Ia sinful morials given,
They, dropping there a sad memorial tear,
Plucked the sweet flower and pumed their fisht for
Thus the pure spirit dwet in LIES brief hour,
Aud rendered Earth robed in perennial bloom,
Bui Death had pluckcd IIore'. brightest, dearest
flower,
And borne its victim to thssient tomb. Con-.
In Columbus, Ohio on the 22I ult., Mrs
MARY WILLIAMS. relict of the late Dat
Williams, E,q. Of Lockpcrt, N. Y, in the
Goth year OF her age. She was the daughter
Of the late Ebenczcr Wright, of Shoreham,
Vermont.