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IN ASSOCIATION HAS RECENTLY BEEN FORMED IN
VARIOUS part. Union purpose assisting
and plodue
the World. FAIR be held in London
Of the plan operation.
devised and which, successful WILL their belief result IN
only engasedn inventions and scove
riss hemphsres In short object
,1'en mofd An''s "aA'A' 'A'~ 49, ' -
With view, plan Of the association meet. with the ap
Of this county, s association will send
10 the Worlds F.I delegation composed o. suSn person. VINO
people ofothel nations which may BE-
sale in foreign and Of Amsn
IN the sale and Of foreign In
cesy science and person. possessing Inowsdss
venuons by practical
believed iftns plan be seetusy carried out Il win re
very great benefit both to inventors and 70 ,h country
viii vs wide ass o ns a % s aaa
Of the world own country and thus promoter" prosperity and
tbs. the plan which they have devised
ou, an but hey deem ns s sa SUI
y and success.
II wi course require and there
FORE appreciation OF that class Of feowci
whom mainly designed TO ssnsn and they shall desire to
Fair will be that they should
Jon .ha. Of The pron Of such may
made foreign through The fundamentally Of the assoea
experiment prove successful tbs association win
protection Of invention. and patents in ,Si. county
All communications in eston to the .uelecn this circular
All money. should be enclosed to French,
RI WALKER, President.
gro NJ. DALLAS,
E Epss i ssSSssHKs . u,.,.,,
4. w: THOMPSON,
Joan hsi = MASON,
B B.r,rpc,, Secretary and Treasurer.
Feb 6-A
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Steamboat America .-.anoslisr Boats Crev SAVED

WILMINGTON, IN CO. February 3-The schooner Star
New York Tor Wilmington, G, picked up off Cape
Hatera the 10Th ult tho boat OF The osi steamboat
America, containing Captain Broadwe and nine men
They in good health, except the captain, who had
suffered ON exposure The tnlrd boat, containing six
men, remains 10 be heard from.
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Some of that which shipped from Buffalo arrived
at tide water hut the demand for wool in the interior
the State has been good because the which
rived canals Underwater last year exceeded
quantity which left Buffalo by 1901 900 lbs and this year
by only 900 lbs The prices Of wool now
pared with last year follows, in this port;
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COMMERCIAL.


Nxw Yosx, February 4. 1851. p. IN.
There is fair amount Of business being done. but the
stocks goods considerable and Of dry goods the
prices dull and giving under the pressure OF
lion sales. months since mentioned tho prob
able OF business this spring would show greater
for sale through auction houses damage OF
mporters These commenced large scale
tho loss of con gnors That machinery OF credit which
companied similar stem in former years aud which
facilitated buying Tor paper and turning that pa per into
ash does exist County dealers buy
more cautiously and do not buy goods at high prices
merely because they do credit They keep in
view probable sales, and buy TO meet fair demand.
This caution and cash aud shoreredt system the i'm
quantity goods here foreign account the greater
" be the sustained abroad and the greater the profit
here Ii been the that goods have advanced
teray abroad the prices OF last year
gaautiiy Of goods will show greater values
chances ire that invoice value will DO realized
the eiore the be paid for will be than
last year The importa,ons OF dry goods this port
been for the month OF January in three years follows
Import. of dry goods the port Of Nsw York for J.uayy
Is4o ESQ Sol sosass aos,o sa1s sssi SCI "a S4s
1851, i6o0oss s4a,44l 4oaaOoa oss $4,000 s1o7 $50
This am s. 7U7 ss3 exceeds probable amount
will be due abroad The exports OF produce from
port fof January have been follows:
Fo5 reign, D d, nest DC, Total
1851 a7397s 3,l6A,7A Scoops
- o. -. .
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n y. CLU1KEt. Architect and Civil Engineer, has
". HE once side Of Fsnnsyl
vsnia svsass, between 18th and lsdb
FEB %-dn af
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Murine Disaster.

NKw ORLEANS, February Intelligence has been re-
celved here OF the of brig Union. her passage
from Chagres this port All the Oh board OF
the brig Martha wrecked Caribbean sea- have
been saved Sixty them have been brought this city,
and thirty of them have been left al Key West
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Destructive Fire in Rochester.

Rochester,, February 4--The Collegiate institute, or
Lancastr street, eatirey destroyed by FIRE this
ing Tine building was valued at $4,000, and fully
cred by Tho origin Of the fire is attributed
accident
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tVEN thousand superior Ch~stnut rails for sa1e.fn
guirs me, Perss Mil, Roth creek, farm
Pinsy branch road north OF Bodscos .--...
Feb s-Assd' HshokAAKkk-
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The poTt United States produce
proving rates, and realizes larger export
value. The foreign markets rising that s we are
selling dearer and buying cheaper The importation OF
woollens has much increased, the
more favorable of the here for those goods
than other descriptions Of goods, The wooen
uacurers apparently in prosperous condition
than ever and 10 difficult believe that they will permit
trading politicians disturb the present things
The best indication of their prosperity the avidy with
which they buy wool. The quantities which came to the
Hudson river by the and the Erie railroad this year
and last were follows,
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Ma Ejsriio,, 0f Euifsd States Senator.

ALBANY, Feb The Senate just adjourned withou,
making n npmiaation Sixteen wing senators voted lo
Hamilton Fish (Beekman) Tor f. Granger The demo
Gratis scatter, yotes voting for the same can
uidate The election thus thrown till another law If
passed.
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,rior Hotel, Portsmouth, Square San Fra~cseo, under III
management Of Isaae NJ Hall
BILL OF FARE-BREAKFASr


Friday, NOVEMBER o. 1850.
Fried fish, fried trout. tried red fish, broed salmon,
cuet beef steak, tenderlon steak nackere hsh balls,
broied Wesipbaiia ham, English sauce) sewed kidney,
(broied) sewed upe brown bread, Lafayette cakes dry
toast, corn cakes, dipped toast, magnolia rolls bomny
taocs mix, chocolate, coffee, green and black tea.
BILL OF FARE-DINNER.
sours-Mock turtle, mutton broth, brown and oyster
FIsH-Baked red fish, wine sauce, boiled trout, and
salmon
BoLxp.-Leg mutton, per sauce, Westphalia ham,
champ cofned beef and cabbage, ongue with
ley sauce.
bourg sauce 6le de cbevereauI, coutlet dc mouon
PAPER, hrcnndo veal, Lyonese sauce.
VHaErABLKs Baked sweet potatoes, turnps ste wed
tomatoes beets, lobster salad, spinach baked potatoes
mashed potatoes, cabbage lettuce, and peas.
RoAsrs-Sirlon beef bears meat apple sauoc, venison
larded, Madeira sauce, veal and pork
SAAkoniPe, wine sauce, goose, duck, vaDison besrs
mea, elk, and cranberry sauce
PAsrRY.-Peach mamalsde pie pu m pkin pic raspberry
pie, cranberry pie, bread pudding, spiocs pudding and
cream aauce.
CnAx,Acsxs --Hedseik, so Perrier. 81; Bouzy, 1;
Unknown, 81 30 Pint'. 81
sHrsar. -Amontilads sherry 81; pale sherry, sai old
brown sherry vinta 90 1899 50 30
MADsiRA-London patticuisr Madeira, So; Newton.
old Madsira, So; Green az sons Madeira, So so.
PoRr.-Od London port, So "Vaur" port, vintage
HOOK -Hockbeimer hook, SO; Hocksheimer do. spark
lipg, -, burgundy wine. So so
BsAsprEs -Ceeoraed Doky Jones, s4 Msrelles treble
CLAnrT. ~Cha,esu LATTE, 81 so; Chateau MargauI,
f2 50; Hau, Brion, 49, ST. Julien, table e'AreI VI 90
LIoMr wisss-Hant sauternc, 81 so; white wine, 81.
PoRTss, London porter, 81 % London porter
pnts, ~ TenDents Scotch ale, VI 90 Iennents Sootch
ale. plnts, 81 Champagne cider, III 90 -
CosprAls -Msreschino. Pousse Cafe Cnracos hif'ch-
snwasser, Apni.et,e
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brutal Murder,

LousvLLE. Feb Ain Stewart COUNTY, Tennessee a
lady named Fletcher murdered by negro man and
woman They assaulted her with and club. aud
mang ed her in the horrible manner The murderers
have been arrested and committed to prison.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, r

BALTIMORE, Feb SIS. p. m.
Tie Wsathu.-Indietmeat for Forgry.-A Hearten
Ca'e.-Sh,p Franoonia.-Adams i Co.'S Express Rob-
bsry-Ihe Markets &c
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Washington and Alexandstn Boat.
~EGh The steamboat THOMAS CoLI.YER viii resume
her route this day At the following hours
Leave ws.hinson =, ~ ior NV low AZ hAxm
rsbs-A
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sALss STOCKS IN Ssw roHK TODAY
Isi cali. "a call
prnnsylv.nis SIS 9ii bid 9st
United States S., 1858 Ii5 bid ITO
Reading bonds DID
Tho stock market quiet and without special change al
tho st calf Flour stsady-aos Of eOv bbs al " %
- 81 for gh SsT brandt Southern ~ -
= SIS Gonesee, x5 Corn moal, - ID kye honr. ~ ~
Wheat very CUISINE sales reported Geaesee held al IA
cents Sales 600 bushels al OF cents Ior yoiio"
mixed o. % cents Oats, +s cents hye 10 cents. fao
visions steady saes mess pork al xfZ ia prime, % %
Lard 81 cents In bbs Groceries steady-pnces nnchang
Tue cotton market is dali and small sales =, cent De
cline under The tsanof's news. Whhkey - cents IN
bbls,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb So, m.-Tho coa-ersckers Al
Richmond the great coal depot are ON siike or h,gne
wages aud give signs of riot The chet marshal oil The
police has gone out and read the aresllng some
twenty of thom Additional force has been sent lor
The stock market is quet Pennsylvania IS, S5i gov
6s, coupons. Ii9A offered The -four make, Is
uuet-sma sales 81 SOY Grain quioti red wheat ioo
1903 cents white, 40 ii2 cents Yellow CON- % cents
whlto 81 cents Provisions without change Groceries
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NEW Work and California millionaire
One thousand shares Of one thousand dollar Capita, yM
parties who have capital to invest ~ special partners
conformity with the revised statutes Of New York Tree iron M
liability assessment at the par Of u o0o ca -
Of sharcs issued therefor return ten per cent aan
with fair prospect OF doubling the whole ..s
troll Of OLIVER holden
General Partner and S Ss ?. ..: q: sss 7s
responsible paVes throughout The un
who aid obtaining contracts with the United States % W.
points, where line and vesseis can h ~
available for trade, carrying the mails passenger and
a worry business doisg with Csnm
MIA the Pacific Ac and long a. the supply Of sd =
most liberal views and esicuaons therefor mset -
demand and poh thereby that this association being
antie Commercial, Commission Merchants Bsasse
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and Ban f'ss"
Capital q 100000.
,NHE Panorama of the bible l. now open the o.
Feiows' Hail.. Insco wiliams's celebrated Bibs r.s
rama, containing my of the interesting scenes
torica order down TO the Babylonish Captivity .,
Doors att at haifpast O'Clock preo'fp
Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, al
Jan 2s-dim
IUHOLEsALE Flour House and General CornnS
sion business. 9th street. opposite Cent?. Market where
offered TO merchants flour dealers, and bakers esPec
Georgetown prices, wiz
800 barrels choice selected -four.
$50 barrels prime family hour
$50 barrels best -four.
100 barrels fine and other low srades Of -four. -
Others Of Washington liberal patronage whN
Georseto wn and respectfully socs erannuo,
his stock with the purchase thereof whenever their '''
receive intended fos The es
depart weekly amer 6r., Of March next, an po""
said canal. .r,
wA.Hrsoror, January ~, 1851
Jan 3l-eodlw
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- with board by applying to MRS ARMSTRONG,
On ish, bstws~s street and Psnnyivsnis sven"'
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National Hall.
FOURTH NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS DAvEN-
PORT.
On Thursday evening" February 6, 1851,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Juliet. Miss Davenport
Boyss rs cents second seats, so cents gallery, IS
Doors open at 6k O'Clock begin at haiEpAst 2.
Box office open from 10 to 5.
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CouasUs Feb. Son the 3in ult TOUR ballots were held
the Ohio legislature United States senator The re
Toll
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Condition of hs Northern Markets, DC.
New YoRx. Feb. 6-z, p, IN.
x.rss Ann yKIcas or srooas IN new YoRK
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nx DYER 3 mcauIRM. A.e,lon..r..

BIB. Ynrson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Feb 6--3t
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22

We gather from the Eastern papers the
following additional particulars relative to
the fearful storm and marine disasters IN the
Gull OF St. Lawrence, aud along the coast
Of Prince Edward Island:
The gale commenced on the Sd, and cons
tinucd until the night OF the 9th inst. A
few vessels that were in Bay Chaleur when
the gale commenced put TO sea, and have
mostly arrived at various ports, but many
which remained suffered severely.
Prince Edward Island, the scene Of most
of the disasters is about one hundred miles
long and thirty broad. 1t is separated from
the main land by n channel some thirty or
ihiriy-6ve miles wide The northeastern
coast curves inward, with bend Of eighteen
or twenty miles. Along this coast are sew
eral harbors which generally afford good
anchorage, bu, are difficult OF access, on ac-
count Of the bars which obstruct their en-
trance. he shore is mostly of sand. which
in many places is piled up in large hills, and
the northeastern shore above described Was
the scene Of the disasters.
The whole shore is strcwcd with wrecks
of vessels and the bodies OF their crews. The
exact number of vessels and lives lost has
not been ascertained, but il was believed
that not less than one hundred and fifty YES.
sells were ashoue on the island, (includinp o
course many british and from their hold.
fifty dead bodies had been recovered at the
latest date.
The greatest excitement prevails at Glou-
cester and Newburyport as well as at other
of the seaporis of Massachusetts There
were in and around the Bay Chaleur sixty.
five fishing vessels belonging TO Newhury-
port manned by about seven hnndred aud
twenty-five men, and about one hundred
and forty from Gloucester. besides probably
twice that number from other towns in
Massachusetts. 1t is TO be expected, there.
fore, that the uncertainty attending this ca
lamity should cause intense anxiety in hund
reds OF families resident at those places.
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MAINE LIQUoR LAw-SEIZuREs,

MAINE LiQUoR L,w-SEIzUREs &c
Several barrels OF liquors were seIz,
ed at Augusta last week IN store house
aud Oh the wharl-direcled to Palermo.
Several seized at Gardiner, directed
to LIlchfeld. And on the Slh, % bar
rels were seized at Bangor. The BAN
gor Wing of the 10Th says:
The quantity of liquor seized in
Bangor the present week cannot be less
in commercial value. probably, than
fourteen hundred dollars, and only d.
waits the action Of The law, to be dcs-
troyed.
" At town meeting in Brewer on
Monday last, called tor The purpose OF
seeing if the town would dismiss seyet>
al sIils pending against rumselIer in
that town for violations OF the law, and
To remit costs and fines accumulated
against him. the vote was two to one
agains, the project, and in favor of the
actions being carried to final judgment,
and the fines and costs enforced"
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-A
meeting of stockholders, numerously
attended, was held on Monday at " hiie
River Junction. The meeting was
called to order at 3 PM. The Presi.
dent stated The object of the meeting,
aud after full discussion by gentlemen
from Vermont and Boston, it was voted
10 issue bonds sufficient TO meet the
present and prospective Indebtedness
of the Company, not exceeding 1000, :
600 dollars, bearing interest at seven
per cent, and secured by mortgage OF
the road. VIM. Amory, C. o. Whit
man, and VIM. Sohier were recomend-
ed as trustees, with the request that they
make full and thorough investigation
Of the financial condition of the Com
pany and report The bonds are TO be
disposed Of at The discretion of the Di.
rectors.
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BRIGnToN. Oct. l6
At Market 1900 Beef Cattle 1000 Stores is
pairs Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves
6000 Sheep and Lambs and 1900 Swine
Patcrs-Bcef Cattle-Extra Sc LIST quality
S5,75i ID do So 800; Sd do s4a4,75
SToREs-Yc arlings ss loal2; years oil
H. IT, 49, years old II, % n &c.
WORKING OxEN--S00, -, so, % 100.
Cows AND CALVES $50, 81 %. 2sa3i
SHfEP Ann LAMns--sl 80, ?, $50, 3 n ,25
SWINE Il l-sajl2c retail jaGcj fat Hogs
Sc,
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REV. DR. McCLrNTocK.-We are
grailhed to learn that this distinguished
scholar mas been appointed To the Presi.
dency of the Wesleyan University at
M'ddletown, CT. DR.. McClnlock is a
man of various and sound learning, OF
great knowledge Of human nature, and
Q. uign'hed and winning manners.
"nh MS happy combination of sludious
anu practical habits. and his enyiable
aua'nmen's IN the choicest literature.
ne possesses rare qualifications for pre,
si',ng over public seat of learning
ana u he accepts the Office now ,en'
uered to him, he cannot tail to d;scba,r.
It's duties with signal success.
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We would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of f. w.
johnson g. Co., Boston, whose stock
of goods aud low prices has placed
them among the lions OF that city, az
business men. II you wish to keep
posted up in the clothing line, he sure
and call on them and our word for i,
your wants will be fully satisfied.
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Arrival Of a Chagres Steamer.

Arrival Of a Chagres Steamer.
Steamship Illinois, from Chagres via
Kingston, arrived at New York on Sat
urday with the California mails, 374
passengers, among whom are Mr.. Gwinn
of the U. S. Senate, aud his lady, and
specie amounting to 5 $50 ,35S, $500,
900 of which was estimated to be in the
hands of passengers. Among her CON
sirnees we observe The following AID
ans & Co, SAT- ,020: Willis g. Co.,
S4S, 600; Henry Dwight, $4,000
Howard, Son g. Co, $4,000; N.
Reggie. S5ll7 Thomas Hunt, S50S !;
II. g. II. Freeman e. CO., S2250; G.
h. Upton, $4,000 ; Glidden g. " iIiams
$500; Sampson g. Tappan, SI637
The officers of the ship report that there
are seven persons on board who have
made one hundred thousand dollars by
their labors at the mines.
The Commercial says
The Illinois made the outward pass
sage to Cbagres in eight days three
hours. On the return, she reached
Kingston in forty seven hours, and from
Kingston to New York in five days sew
enteen hours thus making the running
time from Chagres to tins city seven
days sixteen hours being the quickest
time on record. The Brother Jonathan
arrived at Chagres in nine days six
hours from New York, aud left ON The
evening OF the 9th inst for San Juan de
Nicaragua, with very few passengers on
board.
FRoM CALiroRNIA.-The news, nine
days later, is not especially important.
| The papers had not yet settled who had
been chosen Governor. The san Fran>
cisco Herald OF the 10Th saws -
The leading event of interest. and
one which has been the chief topic of
discussion in political circles during the
past fortnight. is the election for state
and county officers, which was held on
the 3D. inst. In this county, the Wings
obtained an average majority OF Cos for
state officers. For county officers the
honcrs are about equally divided The
returns from several of the frontier
COUNTIES nd't "ol YET DecH TcCelNeu, ana
there is sui doubt as to the result for
Governor. The vote is very close
both parties claim the victory, and the
official returns can alone decide the
question. The remainder OF the Dem
"cra,Ic s'a'e ,,cNe,' including Mes'rs
l.. u "atsha'' ana McC"rkle, Tor Con
eresS are e'ec'ed. ! ne Legislature w'l
be Democratic IN both branches, and
wiz no o""o' e'ec' democrat 10 Inc
u 3 Senate Immediately alter organl
Zlng. lie 'o'e throughout Inc state Is
smalI
On the other mana, Inc San Francis
co I"s' "l Inc loih Claims the election
OF MAJOR READING Tue wing candidate
'of uo'ernor, as nearly certain, thonsl
tbe Legislature has gone largely Tor The
Democrats, VIZ III to = IN the Senate
~ To is 10 The House he Posts la
Ole sums up Readings impurities a
29'', against 1910 Tor Bisler, aud 4
add ihererpon -
upon tile whole, we THINK the wing
are geltihg on' OF the "oods-the ket
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which infiicts death in the one case, and
refuses all redress in the other.
Several physicians have testified their
decided belief that Margaret commits
ted the murder while laborng under a
&, Of temporary arrangement. The
case went to the Jury Saturday. After
being out thirty-nine hours, as we learn
by telegraph, the jury brought in a YER
dict Of NOT GUILTY, on the ground Of
insanity.
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MUSIC AND DANCING.
GEORGE R. FULLER,

TEACHER OF DANCING, would respect
l. fully announce TO tic citizens of Burling
ton and vicinity, that he Is prepared to engage
in the business Of his profession, where his ser
vices are required. All The late FASHION.
ABLE DANCES taught in the most approx
ed and modified forms, as introduced by the
justly celebrated Professor G. de Korponay, Of
Philadelphia, from whom | have letters of rec
ommendation. Having associated myself with
Il. Il. WHITcoMB, in the above business, we
are prepared TO take schools, instruct private
classes, and furnish the best music for BALLS,
PARTIES, &c, in any number Of pieces re-
qlired. All communications addressed to
GEO Il, FULLER, Milton, VI, or r. l.. WHIT
CONN, Middlebury, VT, will receive prompt at
tention.
Burlington, Oct s, 1851. a5-f
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CONIMIs sIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed BY the
Probate Court for the District OF Addl-
ION, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
, REUBEN SMITH,
late of Orwell, in said District deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto ard six months from the 7h day Of
August, 1881, being allowed by said CourI for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give NO..
ticc that We will attend to the business of our
said appointment, az The dwelling, house, Of
Betscy Gregory. in Orwell, on he 10th lay of
Nov. lS5l aud l0th day of February, a, ID i,
s52, from one O'Clock Z NJ. until four O'Clock
Pm, on said days
NEWELL HALL. Commits
MARTIN c. RICE. I sioncrs,
Dated Q, Orwell this Nh day f August. 81
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THE TIME HAS COMB ,

A ND ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS NO
Il TICE, the subscriber has handed
all his Books and Accounls over to BAR.
Der BUSHNELL, and ordered them to
collect the same WITHOUT DELAY The
subscriber would have had il otherwise. bur se
needed not my call for a settlement
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Middlebury, Oct. II, 1851, %
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Sheldon's Rain of Roses.

For Ladies aud Children during these autunna winds
is sure preventative of that fUughncss aud soreness
the face and lips which many persons always erience
on exposure The weather. itaso removes tan cckels
&c, and cures iips, chapp"d hands &C. II is moi
only remedy, but is perfectly clean and sweet
application, besides being most delicious perfume
Warranted in all Price % per bottle. sold
only by II. A. SHELDON.