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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-18

STATE OF VERMONT,l BE it rcmem-
District Of New Haven, Sc. brred, that at a
Probate Count holden at Bristol, in said dis
trict, on the 21 day OF February. 1852, The
Executor Of the last will AMI testament of
JOEL TUCKER.
late of StarkShoro, in said dietrict, deceased
made application to said Court to have his
account as executor with said estate examined
and allowed. Whcrcupon the said Court or
dered the executor to notify all persons con
cerned, to appear at probate court to he hold
en- at Bristol in said district at the Office If the
Judge Of said Court on the first Monday OF
March, 1852, n, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
then and there to make objections to the al
lowing OF said account, if they sec cause. by
publishing copy of this oder in the Middle
bury Rcgiscr-a newspaper printed at Middle
bury, in this State. three weeks succcssivell
previous TO the time appointed for hearing.
HARVEY MUSsILI, Judge.
y true copy Of record.
42.3W Attest II. MuSsILL, Judge
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Diro,

In this village, on The L Ih inst, o. erysip-
elias, Mr.. MYnoS SELLtcK, aged 80 years.
In ,hii village on the 18Th Insl., MIS-.
SALLY LAwRENcE. wife OF Benz. Lawrence.
aged n years,-Mrs. l.. was mother OF
Non. Myron Lawrence, OF BelcherlowD.
Mass.
In Ann ATbor Mich on the 9Th ult., oil
Typhoid fever, Miss LAURA A. SpALolSG,
aged "a years, daughter of the late Mr..
Ephraim Spalang, formerly of this town.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
G r A vi M A R SCHOOL

Spring TERN will commence Wcdnes-
~ dav, February 25th under the charge Of
MESSRS. PANGBORN AND WOOD,
assisted 10y six other teachers, the same rs
heretofore Each teacher attends exclusively
to his or her Department, in order TO secure a
thorough classification Of the school. Lee
lures are given each week by the Principal
Tuition as heretofore. Board 81, 25 per week.
1t is proposed to hold JUBILEE at the
close of the Spring Term, Thursday, May 10,
to which all persons who have ever been con-
ncctcd with the Institution are cordially invit-
cd and such rs may not receive n card of it,
vitation are respectfully requested to consider
this notice an assurance, that they will be well
come on that occasion
u. X. PANGBORN, Principal.
johnson, Feb. 5, 1852. 42,3w
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Notice.

A meeting of The Uniyersalist Library
Association will be holden a, the meeting
house in East M'ddlebury. on Thursday,
the 10Th inst, at one o'clock, p. NJ, for the
purpose Of choosing officers Of said associa.
lion. aud iransactina any other business
thought proper when met.
ABEL ABBEY, Librarian.
February ie, 1862. 43:2w.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE..


w Z the subscribers, being appOin cd by the
W Probate Court Tor the District Of Addi-
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
GEORGE FARNAM,
late of Shorehum. in said District, deceased
and also all claims ana demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six month, from The l2:h
day OF January, 1852, being allowed by said
CUurl FOR that purpose. We do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business
OF our said appointment, atlhe dwelling house
OF the deceased, in Shorcham, on the 10Th day
of May and July next from O'Clock, A. NJ.
until o'clock, =. NJ. on each of said days.
OZlAS SANFORD,
LEWIS TREADWAY, ! Comrs
TYLER STICKNEY,
Dated at Shoreham, this l2ih day OF Janua.
ry, 1852. 4?:3w
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PA N O r @ RT
M USIC S T 0 r Z
No. BANK observation-disclosures

The subscriber has opened very extensive
and choice selection of Musical Merchandise,
consisting of every variety Of Musical 1nstru-
mcnts, such as Piano Fortrs, SeraphincS, Me
lolcon>, Bass Vols, Violins, Guitars. Flutes,
Flngeolcts, Carioncts, Cornopcans. Accorde>
ons, aud Brass instruments of every dcscr p.
ton for Bands also Bass Vio and Violin
Strings, Turing Forks, Tuning Hammers, SC.
The assortment Of Sheet Music consists OF
about -Four Thousand Pieces OF the latest and
most popular Music CT the day, additions TO
which will lac made every week, from the most
extensive Importing and Publishing Houses in
New York ana Boston Instruction Books on
hand for every Instrument, and all new works
received as soon ms published.
Church Music Books of every description.
The attention of Purchasers is respectfully
invited to the assortment OF Piano Furtes, Ser
alhinc, and Mclodeons, as they are from the
hes, Manufacturers in the country, and every
Instrument will be warranted unless otherwise
stated to the purchaser.
All the above goods will he sold as low rs
can be purchased in New York or Boston, and
the orders OF Teachers and those who buy 10
sell ugain are respectfully solicited, and will
be flied and sent to any part Of the country, as
may he directed.
42Gm. L. S. RUST
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PLEASANT RErREAT.-A few shares on
" for sale in Lakeland Village Lots. s2j
will secure u homestead for lie. Apply al
once to Chas. Wood, III John Suee;, n.
y.
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STATE OF VERMONT) BE

STATE OF VERMONT, ! BE it re-
District of New Haven. IS. membered
that, al Probate Courl holden at Bristol,
in said district. on the I'd day OF February,
1882 the Administrator on the estate OF
ORIN BURNHAM,
late Of Siarksboro. 10 said district, deceas>
ed, made application TO said Court, 10 have
his account with said estate as adminslra-
tor thereof examined and allowed where
upon the said court ordered the said admin
isitator TO notify all persons concerned, to
appear at probate court 10 be holden
al The office Of the Judge OF said CourI, in
Bristol, 10 said district, OH the first Monday
oil March, 1852, 1T 10 O'Clock, forenoon,
then and there TO make objection. TO the al
Iowance Of said account. If they see cause,
by publishing copy OF this order in the
Middlebury Register-a newspaper printed
atMiddlehury. in this Staie--three weeks
successfully previous 10 said time appoint
ed for said settlement.
HARVEY MuSsILL, Judge.
A true copy of record.
Ala Attest, III. MUNsILL, Judge.
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GEORGIA
ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION.

THE Spring Term Of this Institution will
L commence Wednesday, Feb 20, and con
linuc weeks.
G. DUNSMORE, A. b., Principal
From the constantly increasing number Of
its pupils and the universal satisfaction which
it has given, its directors feel confident in zee
ommending it to .he liberal patronage of the
public.
EXPENSES PER TERM.
Common English Branches, 50 90
Higher, 80
Ancient Languages, 90
French (eXirn) 90
Painting and Drawing each (cxtra), ! 80
Music, with use Of Piano, 90
Thorough Bass, 90
Board, Acuding room, washing and fuel
per week 1926.
No bills made ont for less than half term.
HORACE p. BLAIR, NJ ID Sec.
Georgia Jan. %, 1852. 40:4w
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it REMEMBER
District of AL lison--ss { ed that at Pro-
bate Court, held in Mlddcbury, in and for The
District OF Addison, on the 27th day Of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1852:
William Ellsworth, administrator of the
estate Of
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH,
late of Hancock, in said district, deceased, pre-
sents his petition in writing 10 this court, pray
ing for license 10 sell the real estate Of he said
deceased for the purpose of paying the debts
of said deceased and expenses Of adminsira-
ton; and therein sets forth the amount OF
debts allowed by commissioners against said
es ate, and the expenses of administration. the
value of the personal estate and the situation
of the real estate Of said deceased, and that it
is necessary to sell all the real estate of said
deceased for the purpose aforesaid Ii Is
ihcrcUpon ordered, that the said petition be
considered by this CONT, at the session thereof
to be held at the office of the Register OF this
Court in said Middlchury. on Thursday, the
| 9th day Of February next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon: and that notice thereof ,he
given to all persons interested, that they may
appear aud make their objections, il any
they may have, to said time being granted. by
publishing a certified copy of this order in the
Middlcbnry Register-a newspaper printed nj
said Middlcbury- three weeks successfully
previous to the time Of said Court.
JrD. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
a true copy Of record.
Al JED. S BUSHNELL. Register.
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cOMMGs sIONERs, NOTICE.

We, The subscribers, being appointed n, The
Probate Court Tor the District Di Addison
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands OF all persons, a.
gainst The estate of
NATHANIEL BACON,
lale of Orwell, in said District. deceased,
and also all claims AT demands exhibited in
olsetlh thereto. we do therefore hereby give no.
tce that We will attend to the business of
our said an"oinmenl, at The office of Il Bot =
tum, Jr. in Orwell, on the last Thursday in
June, 1852, from | 10 o',luck p NJ, on
said day.
WILLIAM n. SANFORD,l
CHAUNCY II CONKEY, ( N'"S'
DARED al Orwell, this l7lh day of Fehrua,
ry, 1852 4s,3w
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GEORGE II. FULLER,
DAGuE RRE0TYPES.

MIR. W. II. GILMORE would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Middlebury and vicinity
he has taken rooms in Nichols building( No.7)
where for few days he will hold himself in
readiness, at alhours, to furnish all who may
so desire, with daguerreotype of astyle and fin.
ish not ,obc surpassed in the country. Those
WHO doubt the truth Of this assurance are invt-
ed to call and try. Perfect satisfaction war
ranted. 81
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Provide for the Future |!

TIE subscriber, having been appointed agent
| for the NATIONAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, of the United States, foI
Addison County, would respectfully call The
attention Of the citizens generally TO the i'm
portani subject of Life Insurance. Any per-
son wishing to Obtain life insurance policy
can have the matter promptly attended 10, OF
obtain any information on the subject they may
desire, by calling on the subscriber
(Gj- California Risks taken at | 2 per Ct
extra. n II HAND, Agent.
Middlcbury, Jan. IS, 1859. 3s;9m.
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Addison County Grammar
SCHOOL.

The Spring Term will commence on Mon.
day, Feb. 30, and continue eleven weeks.
Grateful Tor past encouragement it will
be our cndeavor 10 merit increased patron'
age in the future.
Ais THOMAS S. PEARSON,
MddleburY. Feb. 8. 1852. PERCEPTION.
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THE
CLOTHS an0 Gnssimcrcs
v e s TT NJ c. S

NELNETS from France and Italy, downy
in their melancholy beauty as The Black Swans
of the Bosphorus; some dyci in the sorrowful
blossoms Of the Mica; others embroidered
like the lowered GRIZZLIES OF Kashan, and dog
chenp at fur dollars per pattern.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-18
Wood Wood 1!

All those indebted to this office who we're
by special agreement TO pay us in Wood, are
notified to bring the same at once. If delayed
until the snow is gone, We shall expect other
pay.
Good wood. at the current price, will he
credited on airy other accounts due us, il dc.
lverrd Immediately. BARRETT &COBB.
Mddlebnrv. Feb. | 1852.
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IALSTED'S
Water Cure and Motorpathic Institute
ROCHESTER,, y. Y.

w HAVE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT. too large to
W give particular description at, therefore We
viii mention only few items, that may have
some idea Of our accommodations. We have 2s bath.
intruoms; IL large room. win wardrohes and bath
iugrboms attached largo sitting saloon where all
congregatn at pleasure large exercising hall for
gymnastics and calsleuics; trottug railroad bowl
ius alley aud many other sources of amusement.
OAe hundred ani one bathing convcnicnces ascend.
ing, descculng, anG flexible donches, ii. on the
latest aud most approved lans. Now VIC come to a
druuttucut
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The Extract

CALLS and CIILOROFORM is a sur,
remedy for ;ooihache, sold by
Aug. 5th II. A. SHELDON.
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Nj C X L. A n ID

proposes to make up tic GOODS in style
tha, will put the Lilies in an active state OF
ioiIing and spinning and at prices warranted
satisfactory 10 the most humble admirer of the
An of Arfs
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S I L K S j..

Plain. fancy, grave, gay, lively and severe;
some choice patterns for incipicni Bridegruoms,
resplenlanf, pearl white, bedizzened with the
gold flagrcc work Of Zamara, sparkling like
the ialismauic characters on The scimitcr Il
Solomon, appearing us If illuminated BY the
triple colorcd tortose-shell lanterns of Pccu,
precious MS the cerulan throne OF Coolburgn.
None but Bridegr, oms need apply.
The reason that Solomon WAS beat the first
heat, by the Lilies of the Valley, is now fully
explained, from the circumstance that his Tail
OF was was NOT u SCIENTIFIC artist
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@ A S n M E r E S

from the choicest shawl goats of Tibet, wovch
by the faircsi girls of Circassia, 80 exquisit
embroidered as to resemble paintings by
most delicate pencils of Canton, such as AIRY
worn by Empcrors who preside a the Feast o
Roses, in the Acacia Groves Of Ispahan.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-30
WASHJNCTON,S RIRTHDAy


Alta meeting OF the members OF Congress, held in
me Hall OF the House OF Representatives, pursuant to
public notice given in the ashngton papers to m axe
preliminary arrangements for Congressional celebra-
ton Of the 22d February next upon the principles of
the Farewell Address, as set Tor in aaid notice
On motion OF Hon. A H Stephens, OF Ga, Hon
James Brooks. ofN Y, was called to the char and
Hon Gichris Porter OF Missouri, appointed secreta-
ry.
After some conversation to the plan of the cele
braon, and lha beneficial effects to result 10 the whole
country ii such celebrations general the chairman
directed to appoinn commitse Of arrangements
10 consist OF seven gentlemen, and committee OF
correspondence. 10 consist OF five gentlemen.
The chairman having taken sore time to consult
with tn. members of Congress submits the following.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE MENTs -fion A H Ste
phees, GA Hon 7 Bayly, Va; Hon Edward Stan
ly, N G.; Hon C l. Dnnham, la Hon VIM Apple
ton, Mass; Hon w II Polk, Tenn; Hon A NJ nor,
vi
COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENTS Hon " II Bis.
sell, H.. Hon Fl IL Haws, Y; Hon w II Smith
Ala; Hon Alexander Evans, Md; Hon e Howard
JAMES BROOKS, Chairman.
G. PORTER, Secretary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-30

CUBAN INVADERS AT THE WoRKHoUsE DaoR-Iart-
borough Sheet.-A person of military pppearance
who spoke with an Irish accent, up lied to Mr.. Bin q
ham on behalf OF the British m an Of the ''Cuban
patriots, who had just reached London in state al
oePorabe destliHtion. The speaker said the persons
were twenty eight i'll humber, ald mostly lishme II
born, but who had subsequently, acquired the priv
lega OF American citizens. They had however been
liberated by the Spanish governments and sent to This
country by the British consul British subjects
They were wholly destitute, and even without the
means Of procuring nightly shelter.
Mr. Bingham said, if the applicants in state
OF destluion they must apply 10 the relieving officer
of the pa ,sh in which they last slept, and they oud
be sure both Of relief and shelter.
The spokesman said the destitute applicants wsud
be very reluctant to 60 into workhou Sc. All they
70 enable them to reach Ireland or the American
States.
Mr.. Bingham doubted whe her any parish would H.
cur the serious expense Ut sending so many persons
back to Ireland, their place settlement wherever
they might be. Still less could he hold out aHy hoae
OF parishes paying for their Transmission to America
lie should advise the parties to apply the American
consul.
The spokesman said application hal been made 10
render any assistance or sympathy.
Mr. Bingham did not think any human being
10 TINS country who knew the facts OF the case, would
be inclined to yield The smallest sympa thy 10 persons
who had been so misguded or he would say deceived
as the applicants professed to have beel. The only
cass likely to sympathze with them TO whom an app
pcaon might be made with any chance of success.
were those jobbers at New Orleans who had sfofited
SO largely by the folly of the Cuban invaders.
The spokesman thanked the magistrate, and
promised to communicate the particulars of the inter
view TO the rest OF the men.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-30
:, "a. ny 26, 1859.
THE IARIEE

The Washington correspondent of the PHILADELPHIA
North American writes:
There IS some agitation in the political circles as to
proposed modification OF the tariff; ard il has beea
known for some time past that Senator James, OF K,
l.. who comes here with the prestige OF being seas
BILE, practical, and most intelligent manufacturer, has
blocked out proposition, which he and others are
persuaded may find favor with the maiorties in Con-
eress; The precA plan is however, not vel deter
mined, and it will depend very much rpon the inc-
notions OF those who have political difficulties to over
come, IN giving their "sd end comolt' nader any
circumstances. Several leading Democrats have sig,
nified disposition to apply scale Of home valuation
10 particular articles which every body admits reou,e
protection in form, while Others, again, are viii
ling to raise The rate OF duties directly preserving the
form 81 the LGesent bill
Ii Is perfectly obvious to every intelligent mind
that as Congress is constituted no radical cha
IN the principle OF collecting the revenue can be- car
rled fafty prejudice is too strong yield an inch in
such an issue. Then the question naturally arises
what Is the best that can be done under these circu
sances,-not what ought to be DONE for that cannot
be expected, but how much be accom- plished q
when mau Is hungry h. is grateful for what he can
get. so when political maoritles arc obstinate and
logged, any concession he policy VIII oh they ha We
coinba!ted must be welcomed, halt a loaf s better
than no bread. The great manufacturing and aafcu-
tura lntctests which have sufit red so muc nd.r the
e&istine system, absolutely require relief They are
Ill gftat measure, dependent upon each other for
prosperity, and both need legislatiou b. sncoura.
glng manufactures home market is provided Tor the
farmer and The cflical figures deinonstrate beyons
al doua that that market is The ooiy reliable source
oil steady consumption Tor the agricultural population
aud provisions declined more than forty millions Of
dollars. -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-30
ARCTIC SEARCH.

Nessrs. CAFES and Seatos: have read ia your tie
numbers various statements respecting the renewed
search Tor Sir Joha Franklin and favorable editorial
notice OF The hopes oil Its Ihis is deVouty
TO be wished tors but, without entering into the pro-
bable late that has attended that expe itlon, must Try
now TO dlsabuse your readers and The whole OF our
conntrymen IN relaoa to the effectiveness OF ihe ie-
newed search which is about to take place under the
auspices OF the British Admiralty. Fiom recent let
tiers from Eng land am satisfied that the means will
not he afforded TO make efectua search; by which
would be understood to mean The ascerainlng the
tatE OF the expedition either by finding il deteImin-
ing Its non exs ence III the arctic regions, by an exs
animation OF every square mile OF its extent Fatal
errors nave been made In attempting the search Ia YES
ses u being quite evident to the simplest mind that If
vessels can track Sir John he certainly would be
bied to get Therefore it always has apr dred
me absurd nonsenss, and waste both of time ener
gy and money, 10 keep 70 vessels the scene OF whose
operations must be limited to the lire oil the fast ice
The futile attempts OF search around the icy bays is
no less 30. The only and tue course is thorough ex-
ploraion over the ice by sledges boals making the
advance, in all directions, under well organized and
on regular bare OF operations but part cuIarlv the
westward from Wellington Channel, where Iii. ira i
has been struck. The end in view in future search
onaht 10 be 10 examine the Arcuc region which must
and will result in the discovery OF some tidings either
affirmative or negative OF The fate OF this gallant
man and his companions. 1t behooves the Govern
ment oil Great BIitan TO consider the search as now
bu begun, and it ought and must be continued IS be
comes great nation, under whose flag and in whole
service Sir John and bis companions ha We ri ed and
Gre, il alive, enduring great privaons The cost is
nothing compared with the glory of effectng their
rescue, worth entold the effcris hitherto made to fad
effect ID Northwest passage
cannot conclude without advering to the anxiety
and interest which exis this country to receive ii
dngs OF The lost expedition. In cannot be greater even
in Great Britain IL the Of humanity in which
all cur hearts and minds would assent to intervention
The honor and glory that would ensue to our country
n making decisive effort would be great The cost
but hail d mi lion of dollars
Respect fully yours,
CHARLES WILKES.
WASHINGTON, Js. ny 26, 1852