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,ra:C:.Isi;S WANTED.

'!E Shoot T;,o.,,ei OF Elizabeth Cay Crmy wish 10
s te..isr- ioT the common Schoo!s oi lha'
~ Ia branches study required 10 be taught ae The Primary
~ Oc-s lrsced the State law for such Schools anu he
on viii be annual salary OF i!ce arn!rci and twenty.
lyi1:s
s~&u .;. the Schools shat 60 operation the first al
= "@ ~: recommended that applicants for "iia:iaas Is
=. tH;"tr r,T. lie examining c"mmi:.e II Hampton on HE
= NUci WM X. JENNINGS, Supcria,enieL.
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FUIt7rT DOLLARS REWARD.

.IoiLS .oa h- Of WAGON Trahuc Oh me i<th INST
lac lprsc. Gail nnimineij asa scar on ,he ioIs
:: .u hair rubbed u! his aric!les saao ana snale
-" sg,.n Sddc cloth blue. aud neatly patehea az one
..t vile luc, ia.t. with cotton osnabnga $40 wiz ne
~ ,..r, he horse n So the aT:irehs nSion and con
49,. b. the lief 4. T. HOPPER. Agen,
Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mi"lng Company
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.sP1slN~
OLD lam M ..irrda AMI the public, that lhare TIE "a
TIE, of Hats Tho:. "ao are in want ol Shn,ehi's SS
a 10: the head will call in No ISL Eagle Square
{ Icy c.u DC furnished win nice article ,r,
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jiiU;,,!UND THEATRE i.
LESSEE AND MANAGER. WM l.. MACLE.

:oNp eight VI tho OF tho eminent Artise: !.
RISn Mrs g. WILLIAMS, w,o will appear i!ns crs;p'5
- characters introducing Irish j!;s and dances
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

siEOS.-t hls. ,:r!rllv pi!n. C'c:aa:u Cured SIDES
IL !, bids strictly prime cGcinnaI Cured Shoulders
% 90 BTeas: Pieces
go is. Civ Cared Shoulders ait Hams
.a' .ieceS 10. ru;:G.; Southampton Family BIcon
~ Kegs Leaf Lard. Tor sale by
,,r.r 10 S. NcGRUDER & SONS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

CLOTHING. EFTSI,t: iS5::.
* EEH CiI':S BALDWIN wn!r7;c Ini retail ;caca \"
IA .kirhn.i iEc;! TInS
READY MADE CLOTHING, Of heir c1n.i H2 al
qualities, Pcs., &C. which t-y
ark he attention oi the ifar. rsr satisfaction
will In addition tie a. I !c j"nt complete
assortment nf fancy goods, ,:i:i-S:
KEEN CiifES BALDWIN. no. i0t.
DMerclan!a e.a 81 10 Ike look before making heil
C,Ias-s h"iSh IL
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MARINE JOURNAL.

ARRIVED.
.,.g.nrico, Tu,tle. New York.
sem m Jackson King, Attakapes.
sem J.: / Stuart, Robbins Norfolk.
sem rs..e Williams, George, York River.
sem l,ry Willis. Wilson, Baltimore.
sen T,.erce, Coffee, York River.
St,-,, Belvidcre, Clifford Baltimore,
So, Roanoke Parish. New York.
So SAILED.
!. YIN Moray Weaver James River.
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! 1N,:S pEII.Ls. EIE EN nKILLs.-1 hane.en

81 =.
% Dti> cc;slsn: OF pian white Plaid and
TO- .yp=gn- co"gte 10. lntoa DO Linen Gnrcss &c As
all
line - CALI Is want 10 have lis few
4; as ros. :.r 10 sci! a; unctym JAS. q. CnENERY.
| ,.rch ~ Opposite Depot
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TO-DAY, IUEsUAl, ltTIi IHSTANT
!; ~. ti.saG ,iie wheel Steamship "RoANohE.' E>s
Ci,. Parish. vi! leave Il. NJ. ibis day, E5ss-
- A. 'f'l Inst. Tor New York via Norfolk
s.ysrs viii lease 70 have their r:sh: down by
a:g@s. +. u
p,,g*r. h" tickets nnl h:ths at our oce South
-: 5As'u. ..,.
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LT3 NUND VA
Fo lbs iay-cari,,s s!5oo 500 Soo 23i5 PIG of 2o,
/! ~: u drawn. Tickets 50.
The Dollar Lo;cr:-Capiais: s;.5pu, ! OF S1o SC
Dawn Nos o. G san. Consolidated. Class G
% II - - q - - 10 50 ~ g.
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wv WHITMAN 1. DRnWN's,
u d An MANIEnITnkY. No 81 MANkEl

NEW BUSINESS AND NEW GOODS.
IN addition to the remainder Of the Goods pntcha-e OF m
G uf Warren Fars Brown. am now rcrci ing my st,s
supply embracing large and general assortment I" eta W
dns and vii! my entire pri"g snrs con
sng OF every description 9" sons usual Kept III the best retail
Establishments: al! of which VII be offered the mast ia9oIaI
er and respectfully solicit The patronage Of my friends ana "
customers Of the lac firm. mummy
March 10 WI L. NANl.LN-
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fE1T about c.uGius his stock 81 choice rtta7g
nry Ln! cali Il. dealers visiting 'hc
cv the 2 ~ buying their T,rus supplies An%io's 10
sal, ont az -e Hest lie WI. otter unEsaa
iritrs.rC;I il. ,Er way vi i.Ices
is c,n ryy ii snail lots AMI quantities. suited Io he
wants He boxes aal Other
nccs ..:ch r. n,t. give In without ctar-r 70 a'as
rGyrc 'Dli' Jas: O. ClE@5hi,
March 10 Opposite Depot Bread s'tce.
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InHE SCOTTISH Lss EL.Cs!ii: .aaeGs preserved
..J- - lIc! crs, beGc historical and descriptive
Ia:IS::ai, an. iaicS All na1na lacuIla;ies oil
AL e particularly tho Gaelic parts OF The
sy wssI- :e sing habits OF the aboriginal Cells
.-.,v rc:ll.l J,mes Iuglri iilusaie! For sale b.
.,-., SASXAS, BOOKSELLER.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29
The State Fair and it's Management.

In one or two instances, we have no.
ticcd newspaper complaints against the
officers of our State Agricultural Soci-
ETY., for their management of its inter
ests at the late Fair In one case even.
(where we should have looked for a great
er exhibition of intelligence. if not of
candor.) fault has been found with
them in relation to the Fair fIat year.
held bcfore any State Society eriSted,
and, of course, before the present officers
were chosen. The justice of these com
plants, it is easy to show, is about equal
in both eases.
Last year, the Fair-a result of pri-
vate enterprise solely, and managed by
no organized association--was remarka-
bly, successful, as every one acquainted
with the facts very well knows. No
just ground of complaint was given to
any person who attended the Fair and
no one, possessed Of common discretion
unless actuated by malicious envy
can feel aggrieved because the individ-
uals who incurred the large risk of put
/ ting up the required fixtures were repaid
for their outlay, with a considerable
profit in addition.
Had the Legislature last year, in the
exercise of that liberality which was
reasonably expected of them, appropria
ted a small sum to set the society in op
GRAFTON, it might have stood this yeal
on Independent ground, and required NJ
aid from individual enterprise The
result of an application for this appro
priation disappointed the friends of the
Society, and the only possible course re
naming was, either to abandon the idea
of holding a Fair at all, or to look to in
diyiduals for the necessary funds, (S=, 900
at least would have been required,) anC
call in private assistance, on the mos
advantageous terms possible. BY I
bare majority, and after much consulta
ton, the latter course was finally decided
upon by the Managers large minori
ty being in favor of the former. Tb
question was plain one. If the societ,
was to continue in being at all, there wa
no alternative to this course. We be
lieve a State Agricultural Society is i'm
portant. We are equally sure, that tn
people of the State generally desire it
continuance and perpetuity. We &c
, cordingly believe the decision of til
| Managers a wise one.
Some unreasonable, ill-advised, an,
,, erroneous statements have been put i
circulation on this subject-but it i
unnecessary to attempt to follow AM
Q correct all of them. No person of goo,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

accepted or entered into except upon the
decision of the board, at regular or
special meeting, and through their prop
erly authorized officers.
Sec 10. And be it further enacted,
That hereafter all materials for the con-
struction and repair of lighthouses.
light-vessels, beacons, buoys. &c, shall
be procured by public contracts, under
such regulations as the board may from
time to time adopt, subject to the appro-
val of the Secretary of the Treasury,
and all works of construction, renova-
tion, and repair shall be made by the
order of the board. under the immedi-
ate attendance of their engineer secrota-
ry or of such engineer of the army as
may be detailed for that purpose.
Sec l6 And be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the Light
house Board to furnish, upon the requi-
sition of the Secretary of the Treasury.
all the estimates of expense which the
several branches of the lighthouse SER
vice may require, and such other infor-
nation AS may be required. to be laid
hnfnrn Cnnrrpss at tbo commencement
IF nnch session.
San ~ And bo Il f,r,bor oroo,od
Th,t oil aots and n,rts of oo,s ;noons;s
TENT with The provisions of this not aro
borcby ronoaIid and al ac,s md nor,s
of acts rrlatinr 70 tLa l;ght house os.
tohIisbmeut Of tho limited Statos M,
inconsistent with tho nrovis;ons IF this
not and necessary 70 enable tho Iiob..
house Ro,rd u,dor tho suner;ntordenco
of tho Srcrotorv Of tho Tro,snrv IN
norform ali du,;cs roiat;no IN tbo IMAM.
auement construction. illumination in.
spect;ou and sunor;ntendenco of l;yLt.
hous,s light.vcssels beacons buovs sen.
marks. and their accessories including
the procuring and testing of annaratus.
surnlies and materials Of all binds far
Eliminating buildinp and rebuilding
whom necessary m,;nto;n;rg aud lccr'
inc in rood rcpair tho lighthouses light.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

Mr.. EDITOR In your account of the
number of visitors at the State Fair you
set down the number at 6,000 have
been looking for correction. The num-
Der of passengers that arrived at Rut'
land, during the three days of the Elk
hibition, over the different lines of Rail
way, amounted to 81 $50. D.
- Our estimate, was, that t'0efcc
thousand mot six)was the greatest num-
Der toithin the enclosure, at one time
We know, as we intimated, that
some estimates were very much
higher The statement Of passen
gers over the Railroads, given above
includes the aggregate Of those goinl
and returning, during three days-many
of course, being counted several times
over We wrote deliberately, and the a
bove figures confirm our estimate.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

New YoRK.-The Wings Of New Yorl
held their State Convention at Syracuse
on Wednesday last, 22d inst, and nom
mated the following ticket: For Govern
or, WASHINGTON HuNT Lieut.. Governor
WILLIAM KENT, Of New York City .fson
ofthe late Chancellor Kent Canal Com
missioner, THos. KEMPsHALL, of Roches.
ter; State Prison Inspector, ErrNrru:
CROSBY, of Dutchess
The Troy Wing says at will be seer
ut glance that the ticket is stroua
ode, and destined TO prevail at the polls
1t dissipates whatever doubts may hav,
existed as to the position New York will
take at the close Of this contest. 81.
tcW be Wing all over."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

sense requires to be Informed that the
expectation of loan of 81 900 or So 900
to an irresponsible society, the ultimate
payment of which must depend on so
many contingencies, would be altogether
absurd. Equally so, of course, would
it be to ask the assumption of the re-
sponsibility of such loan, by individu-
al officers of the society That $4,000
at least was absolutely required, will be
manifest, when it is stated that the con-
tingent expenses of the Fair alone were
about 81 ,200-excluding all that part
of the work assumed by White & Co.,
which, we cannot doubt, would have in
volved an outlay still greater. That
these individuals made handsome prof
fit is unquestionable. Their expenses,
however, must have been much larger
than some grumblers suppose; and the
fact that they paid to the Society $3.50
of their receipts, appears to have been
overlooked entirely. The entire amount
received by them, during the three days,
was less than s 5000
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

APPENDIX TO DEMING's CATALOGUE
Our indefntigable neighbor, Leonard
Deming, has published valuable appen-
dix to his Catalogue of Vermont Officers
" containing the only accurate dates to
the charters of the several towns in the
Secretary of States Offices in n Hamp-
shire, Vermont and New York, and
warranted to be correct as therein record
ed" 1t is PACED to bind with the form
err work and contains much additional in
formation of similar character.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29
ADDISON COUNTY FAIR, I'D DAY.
Trotting on the Middlebury Counsel

The Addison County Fair will be bol-
den two days The second day (Oct y
will be devoted exclusively to trottiDg'
and the arrangements will be under the
control of the subscribers and the Coun-
ty Society will be, in no way, response
BILE for them.
A purse of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will
be presented to the owner of the horse,
under five years old, from the counties of
Rutland Addison or Chittenden, which
will make the best time.
A purse of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will
be presented to the owner of the horse
from any quarter, and of any age, which
will make the best time An entrance
fee of one dollar for each purse will be
charged, and the name and age of each
horse must be entered with GEORGE r.
ORcUrT, Esq, Middlebury, by IL o'clock.
NJ, of Oct. 9th. If any horse is enter
ned for both purses it must be so specif
cd, when he is entered. The person en-
tsring a horse will be considered the
owner.
The trotting will commence at 81 o.
clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock p. M.
An admittance fee of l2I cents for
each person, during the day and 25 cents
for each Wagon or carriage,will be charg-
ed, for admission to the grounds, except
that no charge will be made for the ad-
mission of the owner of any horse, enter
cd for purse, and one servant,
The Rutland d Burlington Rail
Raul will carry persons attending the
Fair for half price on both days
l.. p. WHITE & co.
Middlebury, Sept. 81 1852.
n. b. We understand that a bride.
worth ten dollars, will be presented to the
owner of the horse, entered for prem
ium on the first day of the Fair, under
four years old, which will make the best
time
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

E& Missouri. Iowa and Maine are
the only States which have yet elected
Members to the next Congress. In the
year of Gen. Taylors election. they chose
three Wings to elcrcn Loco Focos. bu d
one of the three Wings o. F. Miller Of
lowa) was cheated out of bis seat by the
stealing Of the Kanesville poll book, SO
that the returns stood-Whigs t,co; OPP
position tice/ce Now those same States
have chosen s'1 Wings and scccn Oppo.
sitlon. We call this fair beginning.
Vt, has also elected, without any loss.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

EEThe Cleveland (Ohio) HcraM
says; that in their speeches at Kclley's
Hall on Friday, in that city, Senators
Cass and Douglas made an important
issue, which will be one Of weight and in
tcrcst in the present canvass. They
both took decided ground in favor of the
annexation of Cuba
This move on the part of the Demo-
cratic leaders will not fail to attract
general attention and comment. If thcy
advocate the annexation of Cuba, then
Of course Mr.. Pierce is in favor of that
measure, and may be expected, if elected,
to make it one of the leading features Of
his administration -ADon9 Rcyister.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

A MONSTER KILLED-On the noun
tain, in the east part of this town. a large
bear was killed last Saturday night. by
Samuel English The monster had been
for some time making havoc among the
sheep in the mountain pastures, and was
watched for by Mr.. English, in barn,
from which he fired upon and killed him.
He WEIGHED nearly 400 lbs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

Journal OF AGRICULTURE.--On our
third page will be found an advertise
ment of this valuable agricultural Jour
nal, edited by VIM. S King, Esq. We
have already commended it to the at
tention and support of the farmers of
this County, and our former good opin-
ion has been improved rather than i'm
paired by the issues that have since reach
ed us The new features of interest an
nounced for another year, specified in
the advertisement should secure the
Journal a large subscription list in this
county. We know of no agricultural
paper in the country to be preferred to
this-and the terms are now such as to
secure it very wide circulation.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

GE The nomination of Troupe and
Quitman. for President and Vice Presi-
dent. By the State Rights Southern Con-
vention, bias created great alarm among
the followers of Pierce and King down
South. 1t is fatal to their hopes of car
rying either Mississippi. Alabama South
Carolina or Georgia should electoral tick.
cts be run in those States. and from APP
pearances State Rights tickets will be
run in each of them. Thus one by one
fade. like mist, the hopes of the New
Hampshire attorney of being elevated TO
position to which neither his talents
nor services ever gave him title
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

MorrelFs Miscellany,Vol H., has been
sent us by the publisher, A Morrell. 25
Park Row. 1t contains variety ofprose
and verse, historic, romantic, and humor-
Gus, and is published monthly, at 81 so a
year-making in all, over 2i00 pages
of choice reading" To clubs of 10, one
dollar each.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

LeawVS Farmers Almanac, for 1853,
published by 4. Livermore, Cornhill,
Boston, is received 1t contains map
of the mining region of California, in
addition to great number of interest
ing varieties, and the usual calculations
and statistics.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

IMPORTANT FROM YrcATAN.-The New
Orleans Picayune of the 10th inst says:
We have received some private infor-
nation from Yucatan. stating that
movement is on foot in that state to ap-
ply to the United States for protection
and annexation. Some of the leading
men in the country are engaged in the
movement
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

EEThe President has appointed
Thomas VI. Foote, of Buffalo, New York,
to be Charge d Affaires at the Court Of
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria, in
the place of Chas. j. McCurdy, recalled
at his own request; also John Wilson,
of Washington, d. c.. to be Commits
sioner of the General Land Office of the
United States. in the place of Justin
Butterfeld, resigned
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

Az IMPORTANT ELEcrIos DAY.-On
one and the same day. the 18th Of Octo-
Der next, elections take place in Penn
sylvania Ohio and Indiana. In Penn
sylvania and Indiana. members of Con-
gress, as well as of the Legislature, are
to be elected In Indiana there are also
to be chosen Governor, and many 9th
err public officers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

E& Hon. James Mem Shafter, form
erly Secretary of State in Vermont, is
nominated for Congress by the Wings of
the 3D. district of Wisconsin. Mr.. Shat.
ter was Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives at the last session of the Wis
consin Legislature,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

EE The PLATTsBURG AND MoNTRE AL
RAILROAD is nearly completed. and will
soon form connection with the Rut-
land Railroad. This new route will short
en- the distance thirty miles between
Montreal and Boston. and add la rge '
to the receipts of the Rutland, Cheshire
and Fitchburg roads.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

EE Mr.. King, of the Journal of Ag-
riculture, in consequence of previous en-
gagements will be unable to attend our
Fair next Wednesday, He delivers the
address at the New Hampshire State
Fair, at Meredith Bridge on the 9TH.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

w Mrs. Swisshclm in speaking of the
two most prominent candidates for the
Presidency, makes use of the following
language Personally. we have always
preferred Gen .ScoTT to Gen. PIERCE. be.
cause we like man to be what he pre-
tends-to succe ed in making himself
what he aims to be. So, military chief
tain is better than man who tricd to be
a hero and couldnt.n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

SE The Washington Co, N Y.
Wing District Convention met at Fort
Ann, on the 10th inst, and nominated S
S. Boman, Esq, of Hampton, for mem
Der of Assembly He will of course
be elected
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

DENrAL.-The Brandon Post has the
following, among its notices of articles
exhibited at the State Fair, in which
(making slight correction of name) we
concur:
BRocKwAY & HARRIs,of Middelbury
A case of Dental work. We have new
er seen anything of the kind superior to
the specimens exhibited.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

IL The Brattleboro Statesman con-
tains notice Of an application to the
next Legislature. for the removal of the
County buildings of Windham County
from Newfane to Brattleboro
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29
: The WASHINGTON Rennhlic ,

- The Washington Republic an
nounces, semi-oficially, that preliminary
engagements have been made with Billy
Bowlegs' delegation by the Commission
err of Indian Affairs. for the removal Of
the Seminole Indians to the west of the
Mississippi the emigration to commence
the present season.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

EnRATUM-In few copies of our last
weeks issue, an error occurred in the
communication of b b. Brown, which
should be recti6ed $4,000, in that ar
ticle, should have been S25.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

LoRp ELGIN-In reference to the ru-
mored recall of Lord Elgin, the Hamil-
ton (Canada) Express says:
" As the report has not been confirm
ed, it was no doubt unfouuded When
ever his lordship leaves Canada, there is
reason to believe it will be at his owe re-
quest and when he does 60 he will take
with him the hest wishes of the people
of Canada for his health and prosperity
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

NoTicE OF APPLICATIONS TO THE NEXT
LEGIsLAruRE.-A. o. Adds, and others
for the charter of Bank at st. Adams
with capital of $4,000.
A. Hodghton. for the renewal of the
charter of the Bank of st. Adams. with
an addition of 100000 to its capital
stock
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

E% After the LIST of October, the
postage on this paper, to any Office in the
State out of Addison County, will be on
ly thirteen cents year. Within she
county, as heretofore, subscribers will
receive their papers through the mail
free Of postage
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

The BANKRUPT LAw.--It is charg.
ed that Hon. VIM. r. King, Locofoco
candidate for the Vice Presidency. vo-
ted in 1927 for a bankrupt law. How
is this, Messrs. Locotocos, you who
make so much fuss about this measure /?
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

E&Gen ScoTr has been received
with great enthusiasm in Ohio, whittier
he has gone on business connected with
the location of the Military Asylum.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

- The ADDISON House will be o.
pened on the LIST of October On the
evening of the County Fair, Oct 6, there
will be an addison County Fair Ball"
at the Addison House.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

EE Gen Cass, on being asked-du-
ring recent speech at Cleyeland-.if he
knew Gen. Pierce while in Congress.
replied. Yes-no not much."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

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opening of their course next winter.