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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
No - sr. CHARLES STREET, Up STARE.
3 NOW hE-uFI-NEDl ilr PUBLIC n7peetion1 Computing
AneieIst and Modern Paintings,

2
a In order cultivate Tor the Fine Arts Mr.
advantage favorable opportunity exhibiting
collection Of AWNINGS recently arrived belonging
70 contain besuu and choice specimens q A and 20 aosr
the attention and impulse the public feeling Mr. Cal
at determination adopting The following panl
Flsen choice and bsutu Pantngn will be distributed By lot
will ticket, which
heer chance nf obtaining Painting value. Tickets vii be
numbered from upw The Painting be thus distributed
vii 3 placed IA some public place and described hereafter
o. Admiration ialeIyt Family
Ticket 81 The former will sne the holder 10 ehanee the
se will sna The heds chances. an persons having pre-
glouay will entitled
paying me price OF single aduizs
Aha gfatntn3s uuiuu Printing! will place
gay o. ~ ~ nex under te direction 81 ganF Of the highest
the pfzegi Hl be published aeis1uare
N b. As eseh ietet will W niinhefed hoiasls
requested % keep Jhea aiming VIII be delivered
tietgt is urescnttd.
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srhAhfNo CLorHFa. JAS Cara was yesterday brought
before Recorder Caldwell for examination on tbe ebarg o
sn'ens th boarding horse OF Mr. Whte on Hevia street.
without Invitation and accidentally carrying away two coats
worth ~ James could not satisfactorily account for the ao
eaeni and he before The First District COAT for a
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sAI.I5s or J8WBIIiY CONTINUED. =

IVIL ~ slID, allh0ut rlsdfve No Uharuel street.
" every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, 10 o'clock, A. 81
an extensive and well assod stock of GOLD 5sWELRY latest
yi valuable Diamond Rings aud Brsastpns, splendid
aeesi Silver and Plated very rc Cocks choice
@ante gfnamen Bronze do Lamps Of different styles
elegant ShnaVaret hue Glassware Guns
assortment OF Fancy Aricl9s
Terms cash. fal6
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GREAr sOUTHBRN EXPREss

eAbllgNi FsrtaRs should be sraru asitssss,,
&c 'seprii3 assiaht Srarsfsslsa atns via ~ ~ ,sl-
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q Tor laIs n NV OnIHlFs hv me
onie Authorized Efutt.
GUINNESS ~ HILL.
pt.-kha tE TlHR FAsCg ARTICLES. coin PINS rFr
81 Ysod sip ~ Camp street.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

Tho Boston Coaricr is welcome 10 all the
credit Of vouching for the unimpoachability
of the Rcgisicr, and thus by implication Of
questioning our vcracity. In self defence,
We have TO say, that trerY cDrR of our state
mani, rs 10 the action Of the Legislature, is
snsiaine,lly TIC Official records. The rcso-
luti0ns were Introduced on the sixth day Of
the scsson. Oct. lG. as the record will show
thy were printed by us, 10y order Of the
House; and were copied into both our daily
and weekly newspaper. Cur statements as
10 the bill we're made upon inspection Of the
official certificates on The original bil-ond
if our memory docs not fail us. the sigma
lures Of the editors Of tho Niddelu7y Reg
ister and the Vermont Union lVMg appear
TO sundry Of those certificates. lf, then,
there is auy question Of veracly left in the
case. we claim that the JYaicAmaa is not i'm
plicatcd in it. VIII the Courier retract
We have no controversy with "a. G." as
to what tfanslirel in the Senate; nor shall
we stop to question the competency of a
distinguished Senator who was on his way
homo when the bill came Up for consilera-
ton, and who knew nothing Of it, "until he
saw It in the ncwsprnts TO testify as to
the proceedings Of that body on this ques-
ton That tic "nulifting law was has;i-
y passed and without any consideration VIC
have already stated, in distinct terms. We
only regret That, in reporting this fact 10
people abroad, -" A. c. should have con-
! yoycd any false impressions, FOR want Of TIE
requisite information. Aud be is still in er.
ror, as to the tine when this bill was first in
trolucel.
-- According 10 our positive rccolcc
tion tie laboas corpus bill was reported
back IN the House on Tie last day Of i''e
session 1t was first introduced, from tie
Slavery Committee, day or two previous,
we believe aud nov, according TO our Grst
impression on the same day. This, howcv-
cr, is not matter Of the slightest consc.
qucncc, when the fact is known that the bill
was never noticed at ALL until the last day Of
! tic session, and was never even dreamed Of
we venture 10 SLY, ly ton members Of either
house, before THAI time. The WatcIman re-
+ fer 10 a set # reo'aiaps HAT were printed
eaaly Ia '.n o5-iun, as ha'ne rcmcAin1 10
,,o with lie W If rhch vc .u..l Ii &
-Dlayici.l to ny that i.-se isuol DIE 81. 'ti
rose aalo"i9s Of ti. '.i ia hose g.'a.
Tons and that they arc, ia ia-t oua-a.r lo-
con .tent with it. file resolutions are
correct, he a-t Ct orr Legislature f., ei
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15


Ircqless Of tie Massachusetts, Coalition.
Tho Dos,on A.Iar c( The mn inst has
''e .o'o"''"
Tho Huuse Of Representatives uas i.
session Yesterday Iron. eleven o'clucl. uu a
a quarter 10 even O'Clock, without ndioul.
mont The House, IN HE i'r,l pa~e. ma q
choice Of George :. Eoulwe.l anH stephen
C. Phillips GO lie tutof10i7ra .anH.
dates, and Of Henry ". Cuaasa't nr'
Amasn " alkcr, US he caaaldai- E.. '-.--;.
Governor, to be sent TO ia3 Seaa'e' ,roa
whom tLat body is 10 choose Que rcrsou
Tor each Of the respective o!lices IhIsC>
lection was ronc iu,o in accordance with
q special a.ajgo~nlt; but ba.orc proceed
ing 10 g Ach, Ar. Lat'1 GATED ny nis mo
~. 1t ." 70 NO d '',o''c " - ,r'''t :,
g. nro, IN orna1.o ,Io l.,S,-.,,. ~, H.,
die caoi.o Of all tie Stale Officer hc'ore-
hand. A portion q lie majority u!ed 10
~, ''n ~ VIC ''' I' .,.. Xxi, i' iii,
i.aw thcir motions.
Immediately after the election lad token
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

Tue FuoirWE SLAVE LAw.-O the
9th inst. The House refused 10 suspend the
rules, on motion of Mr.. Julian, for The pur~
pose Of referring memorial respecting the
FugiliveI Slave haw,; with instructions to
report bill for It's repeal The vote stood
yeas G9, noys ll9, as follows:
AYES - Alexander, Bennett, Bing-
ham, Booth, Cabcll, Campbell, Chandler,
Clark, Cleveland, Cole, Congcr, Corwiu,
Croweli, Dixon, Doiy, Durkee, Evans of
Ohio, Fitch, Fowler, Froedley, Giddiurs,
Gilbert, Goodenow, Cot, Gould, Grinuoll,
Harlan, Hay. IIebard, Henry, Hove, Hun.
ter Jackson, OF y. Y, Julian, George c..
King, James &. King, John A. King Pres
ton King, Mann, Of Mass, Matteson,
Meacham, Moore, Morris, Nelson, Newell,
Peek, Potter, Rsley, Rockwell Root,
Rumsey, Sacken, Sawtclo, Schoolcrat,
Sylvester, S2ouding, Sprague, Stevens, of
Penn, S,eison, Tuck, Van Dyke, Went.
worth, Wlmot, Wight.
NAYS 49, Albcrtson, Aston, Aveycti,
Boyly Bell, Bococlr, Bowln, Boyd, Bteck,
Briggs, Blown, Of Miss, Brown, Of Il.,
Builder, Caldwell Of Ky, Caldwell, of ~.
G., Carter, Clingman, Cobb, Of Ala.
Downs, Deherry, Dimmick. Disney, Ducr,
Durham, Edmundson, Elliot Evans, Of
Md, Ewing, Featherslon, Fuller, Gentry,
Gerry, Gilman, German. Green, Hall,
Hamilton. Hampton Harris, Of Tenn,
Harris, oflA,, HaymonI, Hibbard, billiard,
Hoagland, holiday, Hnosion, lnge, Jack
son, Of Gn., Johnson, Of Gcnn., johnson. Of
Ky. Jones, Kaufman, Kerr, La Sere, Lief
fer, Levin, Litledeld, Mann, Of Ia, Mar
shall, Mason, McClcrnanl, Mcdonald,
Mcdowell, NcGaughcy, Mcllsaock Me
i.7~.'4u, NrLaue. of Nd, MaNullea, Nc.
" iue Ncn IT, Miller, Nilsson, Morchsad,
ainvis Moore, Morton, Oelc, ODDS Orr,
Or'''' owen, peaslec, php1iS, Powell
Richardson's, Robinson, Rowe, Ross Say
age, Schenck, Shepherd, Stanley, Stanton,
ni Ky, Stephens, ol 'ia.. Strong, Taylor,
Thomas, Thompson Of Penn, Thompson,
Of Ky, Toombs, Underhil,. Nenable, Vim
ton, Walden, Waldo, Wallace, Waikiu-,
WclIborn, White. Whiting, Williams
Young.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

ARRIVAL or THE CREscENT Cry
The lsrnMus Com RoBBERY. - The
Steamship Crescent City arrived al New
York on Tuesday morning Of last week.
She left Chagres on the evening Of the
9Th, Kingston, ia. on The 3lst, and arrived
oil Sandy Hook Tuesday morning at 6
o'clock She brings 400 passengers, and
81 100000 in gold dust on iieiehti also a
large amount in hands Of passengers.
The specie train for the Crescent City
was attacked by party OF 10 men; five
mules were led into the woods, and SlOo,,
600 taken from them, but il was finally all
recovered, except $1,000. Twoof The rob
hers were taken-one badly wounded.
Z hey were not Americana.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

THE Nav YORK FUGITIVE SLAvE'
CAsE.-'rhis case, which has attracted so
much attention of late, was finally decided,
last week, Judge Judson ordering Long to
be surrendered to the claimant. A despatch
from New York, on Thursday evening says :
The L. S. Marshal received q telographie
dispatch, this forenoon, that the party hav>
ing Long in possession had arrived, all well,
At Baltimore and taken the G o'clock train,
this morning, for Washington, en- route for
Virginia. benjamin 'lallmadgc, u. $, Dep
uty Marshal, son OF the Marshal, and As
sislant Marshals Brown and Deangees went
on with Long. DIR Parker, tho claimant
for the owner, and some friends, were in
company.
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Lie -Asslll.c,
Yhe matter Of llc Insurance has be-
c.uc, within The last iow years, familiar
lol' notice 81. everybody. to the thoughts
a. 4. Rejecting aol oaee.luJ men ia
=. community, aud his seen Approved
tH.m i.l soc1 10 0a u.l oalj "a
um aat good iaW uotoH
1 nl.ytnl, at Bib improvement 10
rtofU t itias Established usa..
&. l.1 public o.uWl,lan a- g .iac4 i.ca
and bot p sill loo, ata 4ac diving, and moi
.ia.A. 10 lisa plt 81 tue system of
modern society, and Viii continue a part
thereof, increasing every day il lmpor>
lance l.! takes for lis object that which
is of higher value than the houses which
man builds, but which, nevertheless. is
o! more uncertain continuance. We
may guard against inceiaiaries, we can.
by cme.l.hcas, discover aud eAtinguisA
the accidental spark that cndangers eur
home Bui mans life has enemies that
he can neither shuu nor destroy. They
Penetrate, with tie air We breathe 10 the
iomtan hf life; they d#eIi, unknown,
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tbs mnnnar Of its Passage.

When We learned that the vi Legislature
Lad passed an Act in reference 10 Fugitive
Slaves we called On a member OF Tie ,Ionso
toli~ni we stated two ", weeks s;1ce|tbot ,he
iii was reported at the commencement Of The
eesson printed, and finally PASSED at the close
Of tic session. The member probably had in
n2d The rose lulions reported by VIM. Mat
70 rs, q Ieacham' IN reference 10 lie Untea
atHtos " N'Ee S''N9 law WIG" were !l4"''u'
o., ~, "oaSt
w.. - .V' i''.O'''vl 1.i,.r
of-. ~, ~ ''' -, w. u-, ~
r,or.sd IN IN, Irorso H.. tlo ol@;rm1n Of he
COMMITTEE few Minute. af,ertb. ,-cro' err. oc
tie Committee knew Of lie cxistcucc of snen
bill, and before Hey could eyamiuc L. The
Committee never net to consider the ill., Il
dc. and rcf,rrci - lie -Cdmri,tec ON ,beIn.
Siciorv WHO rs,ort.li in ;ts f,,,r enl tLo lill
fa,.,i The Hons, citi,or n, Monday mr. q..,a,.
oay viii lit;le or no jisens,i-n
When tle LIN remc lrt,re tho Sonata on
Tuaglav. !. was rofcl1cl 10 l.e Committee ON
thu Jnjiriary-n very allie Comuittfr-and
nnssej The Senate n f.w moment, befltc il.
nj adjournment Ill on, p O'Clock. on VcJras.
37y m3rninr.
4 law Of so great Importance, passed at the
present 'i'Ne o, IeYenah c%cHcmeNi ana WIN
o-.'i i- ,..-,u' ',l 81 su. PuGs'o"c
t',,'.1 ''''s' vi al
Regarding another fact, tLo absence Of
members, ] have the authority Of dlstin>
guished Senator from tie southern part
OF the State, TO make The assertions that
many members left Montpelier the evening
before the close Of the session, AMI many
had le!t previous, aud he does not believe
the Bill could Eavo passed had il been thor
ouehly discussed before full House, and
that IN consequence Of his leaving the eve
ming before adjournment, lie knew nothing
in tue ntows1rinis. Iha following from he
Ne3's'oi q lee Z''n may answer ~ co.ia''
er-i eF'1ci'e'
Tho St. Adams MESSENGER savs theAntiTu
giuyc.Siayo law laiely passed by our Losslu.
tnrc Was introduced 81 an caIly day Of tho sas.
ecn, printed. discussed &c. This is all mis-
luke Inc bill was introduced on Tie lust a'Y
"' sfs'o" OF course not lfiu!ed UNI! after
y L, was l"ssea--ahl vas not lsolssea N inc
u.c' -" w. ~ /" ';.e ~. Hm".V
, coa-o I, -, b '.'r ho ''''' - "''' ~
Hs II regards Gov Niihams pafuclpa-
ton IN the matter anterior to tho passage; |
have mueh good authority, ana 1t Would he
elusive. viii give but one instance. In
conversation with Senator from one Of our
northern counties remarked that was sur
prscd that Gov N hAams signed the hlll.
lie informed me tAaI those who had the bill
N charge had consulted the Governor re-
9ariing its details and that it bad his unqnal-
I6ed appreciation, and that they Che Sona-
, tors) knew it to be Gov. Williams peculiar
,teirs. If the editor of The REGISTER wishes
,he name of tho Senator oon6Jentiallv he
oar, havo II 40
Tho f,llovy;rc +, from, tho tV,fcb,nca.
81 The Boston Courier quotes our state
rr,.tr that tho ct,lttnof Of tho f,pitf,to .lnvo
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

Missouri U. S. SENAToR-6. Louis,
No. jan. 9.~-The Benlonians have nomina-
tod Col. Benton for U. S. Senator, The
vote was, Benton, 80; Sterling Price, p
The Anti Bentonians Of the Legislature
have nominated Hon j. $. Green as candi>
date for L. S. Senator.
There arc strong prospects Of row at
the Rotunda Hall, to night, between the Ben
tonians and the Anti Bcnlonians-ho par
ties having called meeting at the same
time and place,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

- An extra, containing Wednesdays
report, in the trial Of Hays, will be issued
from this Office this eyening.-Singlo cop
les, cts.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

}Li- Charles Lamb, AT a dinner NhJ'c
the company had been much annoyed ~
tho presence Of children, gave as sent,
ca.calnmnia,ed good King Herod 80
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Of us are profouolly iguorani 10 I,t
luirate its diflicd'yi we have al heard
The observation, anything can be proved
by satisfies" and yet statistics, prop,
crIy interpreted, can prove nothing but
the truth
In tie next place, it is a branch oil
business. that, Ia the hands Of cunning
and dishonest mcn. furnishes an uno-
qualled opportunity for fraud greater
than banks, for Of them there are Off
cial inspectors, --qtcater than laud COM
rmIes or railroads, for their caViial wei
can see In regard to many Life lusu-
rance Companies we have no means of
knowing who the actiae Directors are,
or whether there be any rtal Capital
The history Of banking shcws that the
RomCs OF Directors, and professions toI
Capital, are nothing Lille Insurance isl
a new business in this country nor have
We learned, from experience IN 10 ihai'
sh.cwinoss aud caution that we arc &C.
customcd TO cxotcisc in regard TO Bank
ing and Railroad, Fire Insurance, aud
Trust and Fund Companies-I. may be
tlat some of The iair-promising Compa-
MICS Of the day will yet have TO cut our
eye teeth for Us in the business Of Lille
Insurance
Something. perhaps, we can learn from
the history OF this branch of business in
England, where it is an older institution
than IT is here. 1t is asserted that many
Of the Companies which have done bus
mess there IN the last ATTY years have
fuiel, --some from the huasory Of their
officers, more from iusufing al TOO los
rates. &C ifam guorancc of ONE branch
Of ihc sc,cuc4 Of Lie Insurance iho
history o. every kind oi fnaucii enter
prise luslrucis Ms that temporary pros
perity aud promriness are no security
against ultimate failure. Promptness
may be made the instrument Of knavery.
and Il broken ship may live in fair
weather.
From these considerations it is suiiic-
ienty Obvious that he VINO is about to IN
sure his life should exercise The rreat-
oa, caution and consideration in deter
miainr Wh.n re wili cnrust hsmnn-
e, lAe lnA-ritante- po.AaY, the only m-
iause. 81 Ns family II Is noi rl
i.a lusnlalee Companies tuat lc-irnto
homes, Data'. .Hat hnow uar Ia lr
a.le With mu ice. mlaa. q, arriving
8. ii huo".ea-4 ,. .o olllne3 I'd come
paHae-. ue 1rsl await ourselves Of a4ch
.tf i...s.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

~ Samuel W. Slade, Esq Of this vii
hase, has received OF Gov. Williams the APP
pointment OF judge Advocate General Of
this State, with the rank OF Brigadier Cen
eral -C uledo7idn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

A IluNGARIAN PosTMAsTER-Among
The Post Offices recently established is that
of New Buda, Decatur Co, Iowa, of which
Gen. LADIsLAus UlnAzY, late Governor
OF Comorn, has been appointed Postmaster
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''' "'"'' INC
prisoner had already been conducted 10
the lar, and taken bis seat n the r,ison-
or's hos prrrcr was on rcd y, pay ~ a.
,tr,r.,
Inc County cicrk' Geo. s. SWIFT, Esq,
| then read
TIE INDICTMENT.
! STATE OF VERNONT.l Bcitrcmcm-
Addison County, IS. berod tbatata
Tom 81 The County Court 1cqun and .oll-
= en- ut Middlcbuly within and Tor the C.a1.
;v Of Addison. en- the second Tuessiy If
( December, iu ile wear Of our Lord one
thousand ciant hundred and Gnv.
Ybr Graud Juror. within and c,r llle t,o1,,
J a. tie County a. tadron aforesaid. now
/. ,e 'n Coa.3a.. cuIala-i,ed aud saa.n,
upon Ieir oaal rre.ant tsat
GElilAI. C. HAYS
of Ferrisbprrh. in the County Of Addison
not having the fear of God before his c, es,
ont helns moved ana sedueed by the insii-
',on % ,,'G ''gNl'' ana o' ms 'p' nee aiore
one ErIlAnfru'liAys MIX no..o,' ,..iG1,.ss
lelonousl! and Of his malice afore.loasbt
to "i'i AMI mnr'er' on Il'e 'h'rioon'h daJ Of
o'' ~ ~ 5s' o. ;c on '' one ''3"s'nH
Al Fani. rrob +. Inc 'l.nni, a,nre.o;d c.l,'
.uoa.e. at4iy, 4a1 olI' malice ..a,o-
drought, ar-e loan. IL IS oerfain 1ea Iy
nf'''., a.. 'n 9,''i'H,He' 40 WIZ tie lal-
u
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

r Il. !. RAYMoyD, Esq, editor Of ihc
N. y. Courier and Enquirer, has been
chosen Speaker Of the New York Assem-
bly,.
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~. ~ ~ y. , .i9,, ',,'' iIg w.
.tV , 80 Nn ,.,m ,' ,aL W. w.. 'i
Wy s I'LL , c,iin,, ;,''' '''"
''',I, '''''S r"'eD ''' '''''"'"s
Resolved mat We deem IT. TO lie ne
duty OF our members and OF all others to
protect ana defend the hnm'ed ia-'5fe' and
md nm IN his ii'gA', regardless OF ail threats
and penalties
have seen similar sentiments put fouh
in public prints, even Nv clerplmcn of ar
dent ,empernlu.ui and svn,nathy. iu an rb
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he risks las policy for the sake Of saving
small per ceniage in premium lac
owes ii to the man who has accepted bis
character and his Insurance Policy. as
security lorthe money ioarcl, to run no
risk Of The soundness OF bis insurer
| make no accusations of uusouudncss
against other companies I leave their
comparative safety to be estimated BY
the pr05obibti,s have indicated. That
they have paid their losses thus far, fur
n'shcs mo- a.surance that they win con-
tlu1e 10 do so for FIVE wears tocoine. The
iitst years Of Life Insurance business
are always the safest and most profitable.
This is easy to be shown. and easy to
see given number Of individuals heinz
insured, the sum Of annual premium dl-
minishes just in proportion as the NUM-
Der Of risks diminshcs go far, the yea-
tnro Of The company remains the sawc ;
But the ate Of risk increases as the age
OF the insured increases SO That the last
years 81 an insurance company are worse
TRAN the FIRST
The Vermont National Life Insurance
Company has, in as Charter, some al-
yantares to the public and 90 itself over
other Companies For a foil undcr>
standing Of them, refer those interest
Cd to the acts Ct Incorporation, copies
Of which may he obtained Of the Editor
Of this paper, or may be read in the Acts
Of the Legislature, sessions oi ic4-,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

Tho following commune
cation ought rerlaps to have boon addressed
to the editors Of the Vermont Chronicle, d.
the subject Of it was found in that paper
but not knowing their views on tie suNoct
doubted, whether they, rs editors Of re-
Il ious paper, would Ike to publish a discus
sion Of such a subject S,
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Ehe Nullifyirg Law, Son CO niole.

We had hoped TO be spared the necessity
Of giving much further attention to sub
jcct. on which the minds Of the people, in
this vicinity nj lcas, appear to be quite u
Unanimously made IN or TO make any fur
thor statements OF explanations rcsrocting a
law, so qucstonally constitutional (at the
te) and go unqucs'iora' y inlroit,c aid
uccdlcss. as to render its repeal incvi'' DE,
uuloss it is forgotten before another meeting
of the Legislature Our reason for again
recurring 70 Ills unfortunate act, viii lie
cutie icnily understood, after reading 'he
GLOWING articles from the Braulcbofo Eaplc
aud Montpelier w aic!ran-both &C the
same date, Jan. 0ih, wliCh We quote entire
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

SAHrAiN's MA9A1INE, ~ February, is a
fac number. IT, rabishor .ra.es no rains
or exi ease, ia uroeuaus rs t.st article.
81 ya,uah'e eaera,Ae'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-15

IS. Tho Naiionai it. Insurance comPa-
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