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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
,;7-seventh Ward Temperance Alliance Nom

q Eighth aud NiMIh VaFus' y" ~ 49, - ~ !,
The cty from short absence tins morning. ina m Sc
announced, IN notice The Tribune. as csLuidate lVi
senate from the District IN which reside Nth my re-
spectul ack TO the gentle neh IN IS using my
name beg most respectfully, but positively u de
cline the nomination OF which the announcement IN Inc
oa,s,s was nv 6rst knowledge ASA CHiLD,
Nv. NnlA Oct u. 1871 LN2G ~ No. II Nassau 81
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MJASHINGTON CROSSING TIL
wv 49, .-..I .aaL-nn.l

w DELANAHE -liN great NATIONAL pic.nr "
Ieutle IN now exhibiting with immense success, al ths
gtuy,esaBt Institute, No 90 Broadway. Admission p
cents children l2 cents season ucktts 5Ocsnu W,
I'm p, NJ To ia n Al O28 ~
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n Fifth Ward Temperance AIiiamct MAJ
FICATION MEETING.-A Meeting Oh The voters OF the ne
aboy, Ward will held this evening a. u cocs al
Broadway corner OF LspeIarc, to raly ahd coAi Nhe
Nominations. Those favorable 70 the mo enent VINO .e
he nresent ]. G. N. WESTERN, President.
tpsrouI C,,vtN Cor Secretary o28 lt'
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70 Fifth Ward Regular Democratic "hiH
Nominations. .,rx.CDrp TT Sr-tyrrI TT
1T III ..se.IL THEODORE A. WARD.
~ ~ .rS,~,Sn .-JO JOHN BOYCE.
~. e'~'l,crt ALd,rpnaa JOHN =. R0DMAN,
~ ~ nS,s,soy .CHAS MCGOWAN
TUT N (JOSEPH JENKINS
Fer Cor,tntIes CHARLES r. WATTS.
For Inspectors Of Eleotton-lst Distrc John Mckm,
Alden ]. Hale End Dstric'-Ianes Kennedy, Peter
Mood 81 D,strict-John b Fink John VI Bennett ith
Dstrc:- Ber ANN S. Foster, Drake B Palmer 9TH DIS
suct-Isaac b. Batchelor John X. Terry. -
b., S1tooI Conmls,OnfT - THOMAS SMITH
Ior School TrEstee..--....-.. SETH GROSVENOR,
Fof School Inspector FLAMES I. GuLiCh'
b. order Of the Ward Committee. -
ANDREW W LEG9ATT, Chairman
SAMUEL REYNOLDS, secrstaries 40 -.
SAMUEL LAWSON. o<o ~
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q Packet ship K0scins, Tor Livcrps0I.-
Shippers above vessel requested 70 clear then
goods the Custom House, without delay, and seni
'her 0iis of laGIng for gnature 20
SPOEFORD. rILEsrON X Co,
o25H No. IS S)uth-s,.
r Be your own Landord.-Ai the last meeting
81 the ashlugtOn Building ASSOCIATION, a large nrm-
heg al pe~ shares were taken These who wan avail
themselves oi tie present low prce OF en- rance lee Ety
cents. would % zell 20 cali al The Secfsiys olee
No. 3c3 PeAfst without delay. and SECURE the nImDer
Of ShLos wanted. THIS Association Possesses all the al
Nala-eS Il similar associations and - nov "a icces Il
Operation. The ucI meeting vii te held a. warren VAL
corner 81 Oliver and Henry SITS On FRIDAY EVENING
October u. 1881, clecs. VIM. " Bracket, e
al address the meeting. Shares Viii De redeemed -
ne neat -esaiaT meeting
CASPER c ClnLDS, P-es.ien'.
II HOCrFR Secretary OF 3.MFg.Ft
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r0 The Eightcenth ward Temperance Alli-
anrc vii hold an adjourned meeting. "WEDNESDAY
INENING the Chufcs. c.fHtr ui 4tn-av ana >Su-Nt
The Oh Gets a1e o hlse the present sunday Liquor Laws
enforced and other equally Necessary reform =
Al IN favor Of the movement are invited 10 attend.
JESSE W. BENEDICT, Pre- filcn,
7 RIrIAnn RID. Cor. SecT. OE1 -
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Gpefidl Notices.

- Dtmocratic Whie General Committee
s,,.,al Meeting Of this COMMITTEE vii be held on
r,psDAY EVENING, Oct. %, at :! Ocleck, at the
o.,nAva, House. BY order.
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For Inspectors OF EierhOE-lst District: william DiY
VIM. = Michael "a D.strict oscar = benlanhn ~
v,S an District Charles MASON, James WasTs 5th
Distrci: Abel Wheaton. Jr Parker Chamberlain
Bv order Of Charier Convention.
WI LAMBlER. IL Chalfmsn
E.rpr. = KNAPP Soc-etar. o25 o.
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10 Young Guard Henry cray a ssoci ,i 30
a.. cent, ro,,iv meeting OF ms Association VIII De
-, uIS 81 tklN(; al O'Clock. al Pefkinss saloon
~, Us 49,. " G. A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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al Nin1h Ward-Regular Democralic Whis

10, asSsybiv - FRFEBORN & LUCkEY.
Eor 4ldc,pon .-...-. CHARI.ES ZANE.
trr 4xsf,fcaf aIq,,Bnn. JOHN CANSER
Ior ASSESSOR THOMAS II BROWN
lBENJAMlN ID. WISNFR,
fof 'o"SdOtfS------- 1900 WILLIAM KUGLER
Far School Commas. Oacr--.. CHARLES s WRIGHT
JAMES ". BOOTH
foT trustees o. N,hO"S--- NELSON ID THAYER
lar Iasgf,t.r a. y, tOoiy.-.-HENRN HART.
DANIEL FRENCH.
Chairman Nominating Committee.
GEORGE CoNIER, Secy. o2S ~
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lssJfoICrs-ist DisinCl-WIAam II. NcVtI, JaMts NOs-
gssAall % DstnC-Edw ard H. Dohnnlck, James BeTsen
- n.IIc,- Horauo Reed Samuel Blogham Jr 4th Dis
trlci-Wii. an Jones IT. Abraham Baker, 9TH Distinct
John y. PTal. David II. SiaTdevan; -
EDWARD A. FRASER
Chairman Nominating Committee.
EDWARD IL poNiNlcG, Secretary >.,
tor Asstmtlv. .--..-.------- SANfORDL MACoMBER.
CHARLES PLACE.
Charm an Nominating Committee.
J OLNtR, Secretary o2S re
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Ia Ninth W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEETING
The Democratic higs N the INth Ward reques 20
NEE; at the Blocker It House. No 275 Becckers on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 90 NJ u o'clock TO
respond Il the Regular Democratic Wing Ward and other
Nominations
ecu MATTER. ERASrUS BROOKS and other dis
t.nguishtd SPEAKERS By ort6r OF the Ward COMMITTEES.
GEORGE b. WEANE, Chairman.
j. FERRIS, Chm Com Of Arrangements.
IT,sS O.SIty. Secie'arrs ogsa.
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N OTTiGNON respectfully informs his pup'ls and tho
public generally that ne will css or Boys on Mon
da, October 2th at his c. Nos lj9 and tl Cros
by *: Parents and guardians Gcsrous OF having their
bows inrrucied m the l,ymnlsr Ar viii do well 10 enter
them with this class Even ns Ga for gentlemen a.
ocio.k Spar.ng and Fencing taught privately at ihs
Rooms OF 81
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HALL. -

Madam Ri SCACClANlt announces 20 her h~n"'
and the Public. that her inst Concert since her ae
from Europe vii take place - Iuper Ha on SA1Uh-
DAY EVENING next. Nov T. GA which occasion she
a. ~ no assstsd bv eminent ltti,t.s OF p
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For Inspectors 81 EtecttoHs-lst District-A GlHen
I,eus PnsIn: Cd Dsirict-Join J. Leler,s' 5 BnSton
Nv order of the Second Ward Wing Vigilance Assoca-
u hohAN"' 80 ~,
Jso l. LEFFEETs, SeC'y oS1 ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03
THE REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1851.
Kossuth.

The advent of this distinguished revolu.
ionary leader, who is expected at New York
in few days, seems likley to be the occasion
of new and unsurpassed excitement, for
military hero, but the leading statesman of
most moncntous era-ihe head, by word
rather than by deed, of the great Hungarian
revolution. The American people will eve-
rywhere welcome him as n jealous and self
sacrificing patriot, and cordially tender him
a home on our Republican soil, lfthe wise
and generous man he is represented, he will
ask no moro, but quietly take his abode, at
least until more propitions day shall arise
for his native country, under the protection
of the government and in participation of
the institutions he processes so much to adj
miro.
Should he attempt, however, as some infer
from the tenor Of his speechs in England, to
involve this nation in the great struggle now
going on in. Europe between absolutism and
freedom, our people should be prepared 10
assure him kindly yet firmly and finally, that
the policy of our government, as established
by Washington, and ever since strictly adj
hcrcd TO, admits Of no such Intervention in
foreign a1airsi that we arc propagandists Of
republcanism far more efIcctually by en-
ample than by armed force that we offer an
asylum to the oppressed who choose TO share
our blessings, but thai we are neither parties
nor umpires in the best warfare going on be
tween European despo.s and their subjects
| Our situation fOr5i,ls it. The whole course
of our government hitherto has rendered
this impossible, without gross inconsistency
and sudden dangerous change of rblcy.
We can scarcely credit the intimaton, ii
vcrious quarters, that movement is 10 b,
made, designed TO enlist our government &C
lively in behalf Of lIungary--that kossutl
visits this country for that very purpose and
that he has been encouraged to expect sucl
assistance. We hope this will prove to he
unfuunded. We hope no such elements vii
be mingled with the approaching Presilen-
tial canvass. We hope no uneasy dema
gogues will endeavor to drag the Hungarian
statesman, whose reputation is now unfair.
nished, into any such dcgr aiding connection
as this madness prcsupposes. We therefore
believe the anticipaiions of this sort, in which
some have INDUCED, are without any goo,
ground.
KossUrH will be lriumphantly received
whenever he comes. a great ovation wait
him, after his long and unsuccessful strugel,
to rescue his country from The spoiler Th,
land offrcedom and the fellowship of free
man will be, 10 him, an agreeable exchong,
Tor the prison-house and despair TO which hi
encmics would have forever assigned him
We hope he may find this country and peo
pie all his warm Imagination has painted
them, and be happy in the b)spitalites he i
10 receive.
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The Habeas Corpus vote.

Below are the names of those Reprcsen
tatives in favor of repeating the unconstilu
tional portions of the habcas corpus act o
last year:
JPhigs-BARRETT of Middleburv, BECK
WITH, RICHAnD. CRAWFORD. DAVIS o.
Danville. DEWEY, EARL, FLETCHER, GALE
GREEN, GhoSvENoR, HARLOW, HASKELL
HAYWARD. HoPsoS. HOWE of Vernon
HYDE Of Che'csa, lIYnE of Rockingham
KENDALL, MARSH, NEW, PORTER of Corn,
wall SCoTT of Halifax, STEVENS TAY.
Lon Of Hancock. WILLIAMS, WORCESTER
WORTHTNGroN, WRIGHT of Caslleton
WmGnr Of Lcicester,-30
Democrats HARLOW of Fairfield. Bow
DISH OF Swanton, BRiDGEs of 81. Albans
BRrDEGs Of Wardsboro. BURDrr'r FLEu-
ny, GooDnIcI, HAzEN, IIIrcucoCK, KEITH
Of Sheldon, KELLY OF Dandy. KiNsLEY
LORD, MARTIN of Underhill, RICHARDSON
Of Sherburne,-l5.
Free Democrats :-BuRNHAM of Wool
bury, IuBBELL of Fairfax. KELLOGG Of
Benson, LELAND, LYMAN MILLER, of Lyn
don. NEwnALL, Dummy, Snow, STROUD
10.
OF this number ( fifty five in ally it will bo
seen that majority are Wings, being nearly
one hird of the entire Wing strength in the
House. Ten of the Wing votes in favor of
repeal Zone third of the whole) were from
this county. We deem it no offence against
proprcty-as il certainly is not against truth
I'D say iha. very many Wings voted against
for othct fesons than satisfaction with the
law, 5r an honest conviction that it afforded
even the least shadow Of protection (consli'
tuional or UNCONSTITUTIONAL to the class OF
persons for whom it is osiensibly designed
II WIS never a real favori'e of the people,
bu only the pet Of few politicians. -
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esS' Gen. CLARKE, of the Free Press, is
IN bad humor at his loss Of the Quarter Mas.
Stewardship, in addition TO his recent
bereavement of similar kind. Much Of
his spleen is vented upon Col. HOWE, oui
excellent Senator, as having been insIru
mental in this matter. 1t happens. howev-
er, that the bill vacating the ex-Gencral's
commission originated in the House, passed
that body vithou opposition, and without
difficulty through the Senate. The Senator
may reply;
"Thou canst not say did it-nevcr shake
Thy curly locks at me"
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Auction Sale.

viii he sold nj z. Beckwth's Auction room
on Saturday, the 9th inst, a choire lot Of
FURNITURE. consisting in
part of the following articles:
Bureaus.
Sofa,
Tables,
2 Fall Leaf Stands,
8 IYash A"
Bed HeddS.
Bed and Bedding
5 SEES GANG,
Stove,-SiOpe Pipe, &C..
2 Ci3cks,
4 hooking Glasses, Sc, &c.
z. BECKwITH, Agct
Midllcbary, Dec. tS5i, s2ly
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FThanksgivihg occurs in Vermont and
South Carolina tomorrow. Gov VIII
LIAMs and Gov. MEANS in recommending
the same day, in opposition 20 all the other
Governors, who agreed on lie 27lh ult., i.
ns accidental as i, is significant. This is
one of the cases, however in which we are
for " state rights - and we are glad the
Governor adheared 10 the established Gus
tom. We hope it may be an agreeable lime
10 all our readers
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Medical Meeting.

The semi annual meeting of the Addison
County Medical Society, will he holden ut the
Vermont Hotel, in Midd,ebury, on Thursday,
Dee llth, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ.
a dissertation may be expected from DIR.
Gale Of Bridport. Also one on the Subject of
hheumatisnl, 10y DIR. Allen.
The committee appointed on the subject Of
Vaccination and Re-rdocindtion will report, and
the subject will he open for discussion.
A full attendance is desired
G. l.. ALLEN, Sec.
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Races self-Regulating Stove.

Having used this stove for nearly year
past, we eheerfuIly bear testimony to its
many valuable and convenient qualities. II
preserves. without care or foresight on our
part, (alter once adjusting it as eiTcumstan>
ces require,) an even temperature through
The day opening aud closing its damper of
its own accord It saves a large amount of
wood annually, otherwise wasted in excess
sve heat, under the ordinary operation Of
common parlor and Office stoves. The heat
it gives out-'housh sbflened By passing
through two thcknesses Of sheet-iron, with
an intervening cylinder of airs mild hpd
heaIhful. II will also keep a comfortable
fire for you through the day, if absent, and
gives you warm reception on returning
home in the evening. We know of no stove
in existence that we should prefer Cor par.
lor, Office, or study, and we ATE moi surpris-
ed 10 leasn that j, comnenls an extensive
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

EGy- 4" The Maine Sisters" who
are to be at this place on Saturday
evening, are highly spoken of where
they have sung. They gave two con-
certs at Montpelier, during the session,
and we're well received by good audi
ences.-See advertisement.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

In the minds Of thousands Of good men cons
corning the durability Of our popular instlu-
tons, and given renewed assurance that our
Liberty aud our Union fhRy subsist together
for the benefit Of this and ali succeeding gcner-
ations. MILLARD FILLMORE.
WAsnISeroS, Dcceinbct ?, 1851.
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aud ready Gallo. 1t may be obtained, In this
place, at tho rlore Of Mcssrs, A. q II. j.
Wilcox,
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BAY of San Francisco lnNlle your ht'ch-
ton to the recommendation OF the Departs
ment touching the establishment OF navy
ward in conjunction with this dock on the
Pacific. Such station is highly necessary
TO .he convenience and effectiveness of our
fleet in that ocean, which must be expected
to increase with the growth of commerce,
and he rapid extension Of our whale fishers
les over its waters.
The Naval Academy at Annapolis, under
a revised and improved system of rcguIaiions
now affords opportunities of education and
instruction to the pupil quite equal it is
believed, for professional improvement, to
those enjoyed by the cadets at the Military
Academy A large class of acting midship-
men was received at the commencement of
the last academic term, and practice ship
has been attached TO the institution. TO af-
ford iho ampcsl means for regular instruction
in seamanship,as well as for fuscs during the
vacations OF three or four months in each
year.
The advantages of science in nautical af-
fairs have rarely been more s,rikingly illus
tra,cd than in the fact stated in the report
Of the Navy Department, that, by means of
the wind and current charts, projected and
prepared by Lieutenant Maury, the Super
''''e""e"s u '"I ,.f,:a H. 80 wy
Pess"e' II o,i Wv - -" IT, 20
VI ""' ,ou"'' nus - "N0N
'or,y u"ys. NJ.
nc es''u'a.es ~! wv supPu'' y. '"1 4'"'!
anu maine So' pS NE c'su'S ns'ni lV"'
WIN DC iounu TO oc @'ooo, , Que c cn,
mates Tor me current year ne''lg %, SUM- l.
he es'imalGs 'pr Spec'a' oUJcc's unucr
me cohtroI Oh 'hiS Dep"r'',,eno o "nor"' 10
Sz'oo4'SZo %, against ~ io'ooV LOT 'hc
present year inc increase oe'lg o'chs'o'i .c
by the additional mall service o,' inc Ihc'ic
1 &c nr "''t' '',e eu''','"V''o" NV, Wv ~ y,
C".l'oan"' ""'"o,'ne % We t':o se'''o" -.
E''sS' c.'' '''''o '''p'N "'i''''o'.o u"Oo'
'he "c'u u .,loNouiI'''S "''t ''l'"''S VI Ma
W Hn'uS' 9"''r'"EN anu ma. u'"e'
uee'' =. o. ','"." ,,'' N.Y. ~ J"S'
conouy' anu co' ,ec' UNDERSTANDING ol ma
va. eNPe"ul'u.oS ''a, l"oIo snoe' oo
e"'''e sVl'a' ",.o' Vi '''o "PP.. wi
wv su'po'' VI 'no n"N"' so' WV r'ope' ,'on
'"oSs ior Pern"'ic"' Improvements Il" nav.
y"rus anu s'a''onS' anu from ocean s'eeri'
u'"i' seFV,ce' ""u o.hc' sl'.'nI ouJ'c's d.
s'Hneu 70 Tue supervision Oh 'h's department
nc report vi 'ne ! os''hHs,er ueneI"''
"e.ew''. oo'',,,'"'''c"'eu' PreSe"'s anu '".o'
es'ine we" >, .'r progress oPe'"''o"S' "'O
conui,ioh OF MS department. =.
a, INC close VI .ne lust "sn"l var, "p
.ene'n OF o m,a. iHu'eS w,'n'n Wy - ooa,e'
was i9o,z9o ,,,,e - ,le "nnu". u"n'po''a
..on 'he,'o" ooi- $50 nlits, an, ,ne a"'
"" az, COS, Oh Sue, ,r""Spor!H''on
ne 's"s'n 81 ,t,' i1aesn ,ii''' lou.us =
cs'.lla'eu AZ u0p1Y n'es a" onc .'c a''nua
~ VII, h; Vo d, 81 , ~ Il,
' nh'% I o. 10 10 ;, Ia b., 0,
T''o" 80 ' ooo ~ o'e ~ O''ioI
,o W 'r,eI n, n.. tV-''''o 10 paul ''i'o0s"
'''e ,r ~ Dvi", ',nsam, ;.i,; i, 7,
nc ANNUAL transportation Wllnln inc l.
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III nrrir0,

In this town, on the S0th ult, by Rev. H..
Mecker, Nj. LOREN F. HOLDEN. 10 Miss
Marcy J. RosE, both Of Middlebury.
Also, on the 9th ult., by the same, MIR.
BkNJAMIN w. ELLIS, of Randolph, TO Miss
JANE S. HURLBUr. of Cornwall.
In Brandon. on the 18th of November,
by Rev. c. A. Thomas, Mr.. WALLACE A.
ScorIELD and Miss JANE A. Thomas, all
of b
On the iih ult.. at Pass Christian; Miss
Prof REurL KEITH, L. S. n. of Washing
ton ID. c., to Miss MARTHA B. CLEvELAND,
daughter OF VIM. Cleveland, Esq.
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EstraYed.

Game into the enclosure OF the subscriber III,
third day of October n pale red Steer, marked
on the under side of the raht ear
Also Iliefer, with white hind feet and bel
ly, and stripcd on each flank. The above lie
scrbed cattle are supposed to be yearings
The owner is requested TO call, prove property
pay charges and take them aw Y.
ASAPH DRAKE.
Weybridge, November oath, 1851.
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Farm at Auction.

THE subscriber will sell at Auction for cash
The farm on which Nelson Newell resides, stu.
atcd in TIE east pant Of Shoretam, containing
about 900 acres Of very valuable land, on the
llth day pf NOVEMBER next, unless the
same shall be previously disposed Of al private
sale
Sale will be held on the premises c'mmenc-
ing at 10 o'coek A. M. Possession will be
g ven the lst Of April next. -
DAVIS RICH,
Trustee Of Nelson Newell
Shoreham, Aug. 2lst 1851. ls-ts
(St-The above sale stands adjourned TO the
Isl Tuesday ir December, ut the same place
and time Of day as above nG,ifed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

Rag" Several articles, prepared for
this number of our our paper, are
crowded out by the Message.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03
BOOKS 6 STATIONERY,


T HAGAR, has returned froth market
d. with large assortment Bibles, Christ
mas and New Years Presents, the best assori-
mcnt that ever came to Middlebury. Call at
the Old Book Store and see for yohrself
Mddlcbuiy Dec. !, 1851. ~
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RAILROAD COMPANY.
Special Meeting of Stockholders


Stockholders Of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad Company, are hereby notified that a
Special meeting of the Corporation will be
holden az Bellows Falls, on Wednesday. tho
18th day Of December next, al two O'Clock. r.
Mo see if they will increase the Capi,al
Stock OF the Corporation and on what terms
and 10 what amount.
BY order Of the Directors,
j. ii. WILLIAMS, Cle7l.
u / lows Falls, Nov 81, 1851. CIV
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, The subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court iOr the Distfi.t Si New Haven.
Commissioners, to receive, examine aud nd
Just all claims and demands. OF all persons a.
gainSt the estate of
BARZlLLA STEWART.
late OF Bristol, in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in on.
SCI thereto and sig months from the 81 day Of
November, 1881, being allowed hy Said Conn
lor that purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend to the business OF
our said appointment. al the dwelling house OF
Samuel Itcwari, in Bristol on the 3 1 Tuesday
ct de- eemher and ID Tuesday Of March next,
from nine O'clock, A. NJ, until fonr o'clock,
p. Nj. on each Of said dayA
CHARLES /. SMITls
AMOS T. IIAKEiTkSE, Cora
JOHN L. SCOTT,
Dated al gg;&ol, Ms Al day Of Novem-
he's 1851 20sy
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

From the premises OF the Subscriber, on the
night Of the ~ insl., s,aa.l light red COW.
Had on when she tsa, ring through her
nose, with itpk or soft through her horns.
lied 10 lie ring. Whoever will give inlornNt
lion 10 the subscriber where said Cow may bs
found, IL East Middlebufy, shall he reasona.
t.y rewarded.
ALONZO s. COOK.
East Middlebury, Nov. 10, 1851. Goa
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remember
District Of Addison-ss. ed that, At Pro-
hate Court, held at Middlebury, in and for the
District Of Addison, on the 24th day of No
sember, \. ID. 1851,
Ebehezer N. Briggs, named executor in an
instrument purpolting 10 lie the last will and
testament of
JONATHAN GIBSON,
late of Salisbury in said District, ie cea pre-
SCENTS The said instrument, together with an in-
sirunenl purpoIling to he n cOdicil thereto an
nexed for probate. II is lhereupun ordered that
said instrument he considered for probate by
this Court at the session thereof to he held
at the office of the Register of this Court in
said Middlebufy, on Thursday, the 18Th day OF
December next, at one o'clock in the afternoon
and THAI notice thereof be given 10 all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have, To the
probate and allowance Of the said will and codi-
ell ihereth annexed by publishing certified
copy O. Ills order in the Middlehury Regis
terra newspaper printed at said Middleburp-
three weeks successfully previous To the time
of said Court.
Jkp. s. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy Of Record, Sew
Auesl-JED s. BUsuNELL, Register