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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

CAUGHT HIn.--Some Of the New York
papers are making merry over a capital
lrick played upon one OF the humhugglng
fraternity, who pretend TO have access 10
sources OF intelligence from which ordinary
motials are excluded.
The story is thus told in the New York
Times:
A gentleman whose assumed name is
Shadrach Barnes, wrote 10 La Roy Sun
derland "A letter purportmg to come from an
uueducaled old woman, euclnslng a dollar
aud requeslin.' Information TO thnl amount
Respecting her deceased daughter, mary
ellen Perkins, The hook was mgenlously
haited, and Mr.. :. swallowed it like Il han
cry gudgeon. lie wrote back an account
of an interview with " mary ellen, " COM
meucinr "Sisrer Dear and stating lhal
said q" mary ellen was in a sphere where
every body was happy, and mat her srlrit
was constantly win the old lady, &C. ~.
We have seen lhc original manuscript oil
" Shadrach's" letIer and Sunderlands re-
ply. and certainly it is The richest bll OF cor
resp0ndence that ever came under our Oh
servaiion. We see that asPlrllual paper
called the Aulhropologisi, published at Mn
waukie, gives an account Of the interview
Of n medium with the spirit OF Captain
West, who furnished full particulars of the
loss of the Atlantic with all on board, on
the eighth day after she left Liverpool.
II such palpable evidence of charlaian-
ism as This does NOT give c~lairvoyance and
spiritual hoor-ihumpiuy "A q%uielus, common
sense is "A nullity.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

CoNanrss.-At half past one O'clock
Yesterday morning (Nlarch 4'h), neither
house had adjourned. The Senate spent
the day and night, Monday, in talking on
the River and lIarhor blil-the opponents
of the hill Offering every variety Of amend
menls, and making long specchcs "agnirst
time,'' to stave of a vote. The Appropri-
alton bills we're behind this. and could not
be reached without a vote on the River
and HARDER bill. A majority of Senators
were known TO be in lis favor.
The House amendments to the Cheap
Postage Till were c%oncurred in by the Sen
ate, and the bill becomes Il law.
Stanley and Clingman, two Wig mcm~
beers, got up the concluding fight in the
House this session. They were iudIcious
enough, however, not TO hurt each other very
much.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

~ Every body has heard Of ANDREW
JACKSON DAVIS, an impos,or of tie mes.
meric or somnambulislic order, who used
10 hail from Pouglikeepsie. lie prcicn Is to
have Visited several Of the mos: accessible
planets, and alirms that he has seen a soul
depart from the body and start Oft for the
spirit world, under the guidance Of one or
more angels, And people were found fools
enough TO swallow these impiaus aud mon
strous inventions. The Tribune was Pat.
roniling DAVIS for Il while, and aiding 10
give currency to his deceprions, hut il seems
TO have dropped him of late. We see now
that Mrs. ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS is en-.
gagged at the east in giving lectures on her
husbands pretended revelations. DAVIS is
the biggest Ounce Of all this class Of swim
dlers but his want of brains has been no
bar to his success, lie once advertised to
prescribe for Gny disease on receiving A
lock Of the patients hair, with an enclo-
sure 10 cash. A specimen taken from Il
quadruped was Sent him, with a Tee, and an
elaborate opinion obtained in reply, And
yet this experience did not shake The faith
of his followers. You can catch any of
these humbugging gentry by batting your
trap with Il ollar.-B4Daio Com. Adrer-
tiser.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

irF-.A Christian Auti.Slavery Con,
v%ention," to be composed of persons from
all parts Of the Union, has been sum,
moned to meet in Cincinnati ON the I4ih,
18th, 10Th, and I7lh days Of April next,
" TO take into consideration the present
and prospective condition of the ANTI
Slavery cause. and to counsel together
on n common platform, in respect 10
the evils to- he opposed, the difficulties to
be surmounted. and the proper means
and measures for maintaining and sus-
tanning their principles practically aud
thoroughly"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

No SENATOR Nhr.-Thc two hallotings
III he House of Representatives yesler-
day resulted like all the preceding ones,
in net e.ecling Mr.. Sumner TO the United
States Senate. The attendance Of mem
bcrs was uncommonly fun. All upon the
roll, except five, answered to their names
nj the ballot. Three hundred aud eighty
EIGHT voles were given, besides three
blanks. Mr.. Sumner at the first ball VI had
1893 Mr.. Winthrop. 100; Scattering, 90.
On the sccnud ballot the woes stood the
sarne with the exception that one vote was
transferred from Mr.. Winthrop TO the scat
erng On both trials Mr. Sumner lack.
cd two Of an election The hallo;ing was
hen postponed for a lortnight.-B Boston
Courier. 27h uN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

lie tenders his services 20 members of the
profession ut n distance, and when claims n.
gainst the Government, are prepared by a local
Agent, will abalc one half his usual fee. The
necessary forms and instructions, and inlorma
ton on all subjects appertaining TO u successful
prosecution Of this business, will he furnished
10 irregular correspondents without charge.
Information chccrfully given, and all com
munications, promptly replied to. if addressed.
1rc.pdih, to CHAS. c. TUCKER,
SAT- tBox l67 p. o. Washington, u. c.
Papers will be made out aud forwarded to
Mr.. Tucker by Jos. II. BARRBTT, at this Of
fee. All persons in This vicinity, having Claims
to Bounty Land under the late law Of Con
gress, may rely upon having their business done
with promptncss and fidelity, through this a.
eenct. To ensure carly attention, their papers
should be forwarded Immediately.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
Executors Sale.

The subscriber will sell at PUBLIC AUG
TlON, unless previously sold at Private Sale, J
AT the Vermont Ilotoi, in MiddleLury, on The
23h doy Of .Mirch nert, at II O'Clock, 4. ",
the following Lands belonging to the Estate of
Epaphras Miller, late of Middlebury, de-
ceased, viz:
26 acres Of the North part of the Meadow
lying just north Of Middlcbury village:
l52 acres in the East part Of Mildlcbury, a
large share of it Wood land, and known as the
Boardman farm
The above lands will be sold for cash to the
highest bidder.
For further particulars apply 10 +. d BAR
BER and AUSTIN Johnson, Of MidIleburv !;
HtRvtY BUrToN and CALVIN TOWNSEND, OF
Walingford. or tn subscriber at Willisron.
HARRY MILLER, Executor.
Williston, Feb. |, 1851. 4I;Gw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

BnNroN o A CANpiDATE.-Mr. RlvEs,
in reply to the recent statement Of the cor
responder, of the y. Y. ENprcss, that the
Globe was 20 advocate the election Of Col.
BnNroN for the Presidency, after making an
explicit derial, says:
While the correspondent Of the Express
assumes to tell the public ! was making pre-
variations to support o.. Benton, ] bad II
from his OWE lips that le pouid not be q can.
3iiGe far The Presidency.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

OF Powers Greek Slave has been
purchased by a gentleman of Washing
City, for 3400 dollars, (not $4,000, as
reported by Telegraph 1t was first
purchased by the Art Union, and subse-
%quently drawn as a prize by a gentleman
in New Orleans, who has now sold it as
above stated.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

lr uD. n... -
""'1v' ~ ,, L5o,1l,1i cGGue,I iHl "'
"0'"i ~ H'"'''
ANY i'.e>' ~
UNIVERSAL HISTORY, suitable in
y form, extent and arrangements, 10 lie wants
of the mass OF American readers, has never
been presented TO the public. CumrendN OF
high merit as to accuracy and philosophical
analysis, are abundant. These are valuable
TO those who are alleady so iamih2T WIN iAe
details Oh history as 10 coinP!ehehu ana ape
cldie Such iIeallSeS' hul II j. cic"l 'h"l tncse
ale OF necessity, deSlilule OF nose quantities
calculated 10 render history elmer attractive on
useful TO general readers
For this reason ana IN compliance WIN hu-
merous Suggestions rom quarters Ghlled 10
respect, Tue aulhoI mas uhue.l'heh me loiml-
ddhle task OF supplying universal history, OF
a popular character, ana Tor General use
In the attempt To- carry Guy ms deSiSu, ne III
concurrence win inc publishers mas adopted
the following plans ana arrangements;
/. A reader OF history should always have
in mind Two lhings-yiz.: ne Il0cc rh1fc oH9
Hc time hanaa cr'at hapP1"el. In this work,
therefore, the geography OF cdch country
whose history is presented Is carefully gwen,
and to aid The reader, 10 Siylographic Maps,
ancient and modern, are embraced IN The vol
umc.
>. Careful attention will lie paid TO Chfonol-
ogv, 50 that n every page, ana IN every chhp-
ter, the reader may find The date Of the events
which are described.
3. In order 10 avoid the conclusion which
inevitably arises from embracing tie whole
history OF mankindln a general chronological
view-accofdln@ 10 lle usual method oi Senei-
al hi>lorles-lhe author OF the present woih
has adopted an c'tNogf1P9c arrangement ~
which he presents each hauoh Separately
!. WIN a view 10 uldhe inc tl"ocI more
clearly understand the nature Of the plan, II
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

Qurnr.-Arc Tie u. VairhmaH 0ndihe
B|uriiarion Free PesJ @tnomiaa cla'a &c
rrneraJiHaO to he ranked as supporters oil
the Whis administration or have those
presses dcaencrated into Opposition Jour
nails ?-tni0a Uh}g.
We should say that those papers arc, for
the present. ncuier-a word compounded
nf lie Latin "Ren aud "afer," and signi-
iying "ucilher one hing nor rother.' But
let 'cm answer Tor themselves BHrHh8'
TIN .Scniiaek.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

rs Richard HiIdrelh, Esq, Of Boss
ton, one Of the editors of the Commons
wealth. has commenced an action against
the Boston Courier, claiming five thou
sand dollars damages, for injury done to
his professional character in the report
OF EIizur Wright's examination before
the u. S. Commissioner.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
,STlMS0N &COS;
New York. New Orleans and
lgs SIS,

49,
Nonnccling with the swifc5t and most rcspon-
sible Expresses. between the principal
towns Ia Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, LAYER
Canada, Ncw-Nuik state, Delaware, Penusylra-
mia, Maryland, District Of Columbia, Indiana,
OHIO, Illinois, the Western States gene ally, the
Mississippi and Alahama River towns, and tie
prominent places in Georgia and the Carolinas.
Om facilities are so oSiensive and perfect, that
We can secure the safe and speedy
Transportation If Freight, Trunks, PqcIa-
geS, amt ldtudble I'arccis,
From one end Of the Country 10 the other, and
between the most remote points.
From our nanny years experience in the En-
press business, while connected with Messrs. Adj
ANS y TO-, and our numerous advantages in Other
respects, (notthe least Of which is the confidence
and patronage Of the Newly ork communiiv,) we
feel assured that We shall never cease To give the
most entire satisfaction 10 our friends the Jewel.
ers, Bankers aud Merchants generally.
We beg leave to call attention TO our California
Express from New-Orlcans, and Cur Express be.
tween Now-Orlcans and Mobile.
C~usToM-llousE UsISEss-On department
Of Our establishment, at 10 Wall Street il devoted
to the business Of Cnstom-lIouse Brokerage and
Importers At a distance from New-loik DESTROYS
Of having goods passed through the Ncw-Noik
Ousiom-llousc, and forwarded To them wilh ldcl
lIy and dispatch, can have il done alta very moder-
ate cost, by sending us The requisite papers. sc.
lNsuRANcE.-Where Marine Insurance on
Freight is desired, we will insure it at the best
New-Noik Offices, and include the premium il
our charges.
Freiglf shouiitc droc'cd 10 HE care Of Slim
son g. COS Ncr- York, Neg- Orleans and Mobile
Erprcss."
10 Prompt attention paid 10 the Collection o.
Notes. Dmfis and Bills,
OFFlCES-Camp ST, EW-ORLEANS
and 10 Wall st NEW-YORK.
Mobile Agent-M. BoULLEMEr, Ro,a
Street. A :3m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

The Senate Of New York have
passed a bill to 20 INTO the election ol Sen
ator on the 3D. Monday in March, by n vote
of Is 10 10. This likes the matter ana
makes certain the election Of Governor Flth'
It would appear by the vote that some i've
or six OF The Bnrnburncrs refused to vote. 50
that the bill passed, nntw outstanding the
opposition Of Senator Bcckman.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

O. Mr.. Wright, ofthe Commonwealth
journal, appears to think that tall tree
is not in every respect The same as the
same quantity oflumber cut up into shin
giles. Ola witness who testified against
him during his examination, he says
" First, he saw him behind tall niger;
but the absurdiiy of that being remarks
ed, he altered his testimony aud saw him
over the heads Of three small niggers.' >
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

~ SENATOR HALE, of New lamp
shire, seems TO have been rather unloi-
tunate in the little sparrlng scene be-
tween Mr.. Clay and himself III the Sen
ate, a day or two since. During the de
bate, Nr. Clay, referring to Mr.. ilale's
denunciation. said he knew his own
physical and intellectual powers too we'll
to undertake 50 gigantic an effort as to
stop the Senator from New Hampshire.
" He would shrink from homicide more
than any other offence, and certainly to
stop the Senator would be to kill him
The Senator was like George Canning
he mus; come into Senate every day to
air his vocabulary. The Senator had
declared the act of tie President was
ridiculous. MIR G related an anecdotc
of an old maid who denounced Napoleon
in the most unmeasnred terms, and To
whom a French officer replied that he
was sorry she had such "A bad opinion OF
the emperor, and no doubt his majesty
would be greatly affected upon hearing
her opinion of him. A like result, he
thought. would follow when the Prcsi>
dent heard the Senator's opinion olhhm.'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

FuGITVEs LEAVING RosroN.-We
learn fromthe Boston Traveller that with
in a few days past quite a number of iu-
gilive slaves, who have lived in that city
since their escape. some for two years or
more, and others for a shorter period,
have left the city. The number is stated
by some as high as one hundred.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

~ Some idea of the extent OF the
Crystal Palace may be formed from this
one fact, that to walk around the tables
ON which the articles are to be exhibited,
is equal, at least, to making a journey OF
twenty miles.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

o. In the Virginia Constitutional
Convention, now sitting, the committee
upon the subject of qualifications for
members of the State Assembly, have
made a report, one clause of which dis,
qualities ministers of the gospel and
priests of every denomination, from
holding seats.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26-On Sunday. a
lerrv-bpat here hurst her larhoard boiler
wrecking the fore part OF her cabin. Mang-
led bodies and dead horses were sirewn
around. Fifteen persons were killed. ana
as many have been severely scalded Or are
missing.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
})yobotc Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT. Be it remember
District Of Addison. ..ss cd, that at a Pro.
bate Court hold nj Middlclury, in and for ,ls
District Of Addison, on the 18Th day Of Fcbrs-
AIRY. a. ID. 1851.
Chamnccr Woodward, administrator Of he
estate d SOLOMON WOODWARD, late Of Or.
well, in sail district, deceased, presents his .d-
mlnis'ration account for allowance 1t ia there
upon ordered, hat said account be considered
for al 0wancc,hy this Court at tho sossio. there
Of to be held At The office Of the Register OF this
Court. in said MiddleLury, on Thursday, the
18Th day Of March next. at one O'Clock in the
afternoon and that notice thereof lie given to
all persons interested, that they mayappear and
make their objections, If any they may have, 70
the allowance Of said account, ty publishing a
certified copy Of this order in the Middlehury
ltegi'ter-a newspaper printed at said Middle
hury-tht@e weeks successfully previous to the
time of said Court.
,hd S. Dustin Il leg 's'sr.
a true copy Of record. 45
Arest JED. S BusAneH. Reqttcr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
WHA7 qHE PRESS THINK Or THE 4llDB

WHAT IHl PRESS THINK IN TIE BuhUB
THE YANKEE BLtpg-This is one Of tic
best of the many -" Weeklics sent forth from
the " literary emporium 1t is bright aud wit.
ty without being vulgar, and clever withouiilip-
pancy, is conducted in u cool spirit, ard with
marked ability Boston Transcript.
1t rests on n substantial basis, having attain.
ed its position through the energy, taste, and
ability displayed in its management - Boston
Daily Times.
One of he best CONDUCTED miscellaneous pa.
pcrs Of the day Boston Daily Mail.
To say that it iS nm able paper, sony %rciter-
ating that the whole world kuows.- Bella t
(Me.) journal.
Ono of the v"ry best among our numerous
exchanges, always furnishin, an agreeable, in.
s%tructivc, and AMUSING variety in all the depart
mcnts Of u family newspaper Goley's Dollar
Newspaper.
One OF the bsi papers. in our OPT lion, pub
| lishcd. 4 4 We look for lis arrival with a.
| much anxiety as VIC would for an intimate
friend Trenton (N j Weekly Visitor.
Ifany person can sit downand read the Blade
| and not lind instruction and amusement in il,
he must be stupid indeed. a better remedy for
| the blues" cannot be found than this self same
Blade, and to all troubled in that way" we
would commend it as an ollcctual cure Bos.
ton Mercantile journal.
The Yankee Blade is a capital paper. We
always welcome il to our table, and our sensa-
tons on opening it arc just like those one cx-
perienccs on entering a bakers shop-always
expecting something fi-sh-l philadel hia In
quircr.
An exquisite paper. Whenever we open the
Blade, we put on gloves. We arc only sorry
| that Roston elaine .urh a Rlada and Now York
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

0"Peter Harvey, Esq, has been elect,
ed Treasurer of the Rutland and Bur,
lington Railroad, in place Of Samuel
Henshaw, Esq, who resigned on account
OF i'll health.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

~ The widow of Shelley is dead
She was the daughter of William Cod
win and Mary W o%lstonecralt. Her own
literary productions will make her mem
orable.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
1fl0rric0,

On Tuesday. morning, the Path ult., at
the residence Of Mr.. JUMus NJ. MOVES, IN
Burlington. by the Rev. W~onrnlNGToN
SMlIn, u. d., Oscar 4. BuRToN, Esq,
Of ST. Adams, to Miss LAURA. W.. daugh-
ter Of Hon. DAVID =. NoYIs, of BurllngI
ton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
or9bIc.

= a. Martin Farqohar Topper, the au-
thor of " ProverbiaI Philosophy" will
embark for this country in the steamer
Franklin, on the 10Th Of March next.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

is The Washington Union invokc>
Mr.. Kantoul to r, sign his seat, aud says
some of his friends are confident that he
will do so and "-purn the nine days
banb.e with disdain" The Union adds
-" No new member was ever more
coldly received by his brother senators,
AMI he conlG NOT hclp feeling that his
situation did rot correspond with his in.
t|enlluns."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
400 BAGS OF

ara Sa Z e a. s Z q III .
HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SEED
For sRle 10y N. WOOD & co.
Fob. IL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
Fresh Hunch Raisins,
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale the farm known
as the ErastuS Smith, and Of late, the r. w.
Eaton farm in the tow and county Of Addison
VI, commencing at the Lake shore, containing
about iO2 acres, together with the buildings
thereon. Also a wood lot attached 10 said
farm, continuing about 10 acres. The farm
will be sold on reasonable terms and a part of
tho purchase money can remain on Bond and
Mortgage, for a term of years if desired.
For particulars enquire Of Mcssrs. ~linslcy &
Beckwith, Middlehury, John n. Smith, Addi-
son, VT; or TO the subscribers, 34l River ST.,
Troy, n Y. MANN KENDRlCK.
Troy. Feb u, 1851. I2-2m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05
VOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE I!
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in the course Of publication =
THE CONNORS; Or Tile VIZ Years Re
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BY Aria Ashland.
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" q T. u a B L Il
Farm for Sale at Auction

For sale, q Farm and farming tools i ing in the
town oi Mt Il'lly, on the road leading from crh.
tire Ludlow to Shrcwslur, about onc mile from iks
turnpike, formerly owned by Jacob Wilcox I 40.
c .ascd, and containing about 225 acrss. On raiA
farm is two story Brick House, Horse Shed, -
by rs, Chai-e Ilcrsc, two large Barns, and other
buil1in san in good repair.
The above Farm will he spll NJ Auction nm the
20ih dry Of March. 1851, il not disposed Of at pri
waite sale. 1t il suitably divided into MOVING,
Wood, T,llago aad Pasture, well uatered. aaJ
contains Il variety Of Fruit Trees also u good su-
gar Orchard Of about 500 trees, 300 sap Buckets,
3 lirgc Caullron Kettles, &c
1t is estimated that about 100 tons Of hav may
be cut on said Farm annually, and that halfs lea
Of Sugar may he made from said Orchard.
The above farm willh he sold on reasonable terps
NORMAN BOARDMAN, ).~
OHl.iN PRATT, Sh"t'
TMarca 90, 1851. as
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

rI8 The L. S. Senator bill was detcdted,
in the New York Senate, yesterday, on Il f.
nal vote.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

O. Jenny Lind is to be in Cincinnati
by the 10Th of March.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-05

Startling News |!

The subscribers arc DESTROYS of having an
immediate settlement with all, whose accounts
have been standing six month : having become
satisfied that it is for the interest of all concern
ed to have " short credits and lurg friends" II
this notice is attended to Immediately, it will
a us trouble, and y'o' costs.
II. LANGWORTHY & co.
Middlcbury, Feb. IA, 1881. 40