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ssyis ossss Martina; sriss drsess ffsassss. ssS
"a :.s =. T P.s.: :';s. :, D,..
S n:ed
Iisjetn, and sarah hale; q. shsl. C.rsse.,: ~
Brown, Santa CruE Mount Vernon. harris from fishing
iSih-ssspshp North America. Bethen San Juani brig
Lunt. Daesess NYorh via Assori. o. sohr. curlew
ksaO. 1os orss:s pas ssoi 5..s Ii.ss, ''p'A ~
ss,s sn S
b.s.; sSss Queen q, q shs from tsh,ns cruise
Star, vsay Pons Reyes A'l' 'ADA'A'' SOM A'n'
Clipper ship Hornet. Lssrsncs. NYori brig I.u.bds
ssI ssno "a, sSs w say "a, ,o
Sweet. from fishing cruise.
a6h-U s revenue cutter Frolio os,ipger Monterey
27.hstesner Ohio billiard. Ban Diego via insormedats
s.s.mhip Gsu@s!s AL L. wRSy Oregon s.e.nsr Sea
nam. HHeii i@ days: 81 Lswrsnos Hssies sYors liz
eAyt karetss tau Jsurspnsvich vsipnraiso 0odegroy
S e,ua tar1 Rois NAY yapsrase srs Lagrange Gre.
CORY via Aoapuoo sshr Mount Vernon hArris fun
9th soth and slss--No arrivals.
Feb levc-Clipper chip Trade Wind osssod, NYori. IL
Cleared Jan l7-Barh RUSSELL coss.y. Sandwich !.l.sds
brgs Stree Adsma pors In A'.nto sts.s Fsyn Bs9her
is,Sssis WI Money sssl Buckley ports in China 'eas
aas.s ..s-
May Reed Kiceer. ssersmen.o City ,.,-
Steamer Sea Gull Ttchonor Portland 7; chip Nilo
WEBB Honolulu tark Ausust;ra Mccoy brss
HAvre (Frl Markp. Batavia; oorneiA txsx BAs
tos. GuaramAs
Iug (Brl Kennedy doi scbr Emperor Hurry sacramento
2th-Ship Amigo (Br) Edington Valparaiso bArks Rap
er (Br Rose. caliao suoces, Fsir!ey, Portland big
vs's Simpkns Tahts; sokr Stockton Packet prinkwato
Stockton.
g6th-shp Fiavus, ToIser, eitka, sehr Cursy Brown,
Santa Cruz; sloop q Carpenter Peters. Stockton.
27thBsrk Ella Francis. Pierce Hong Kong schrs John
Dunlap. Ellis Acapulco and exploring voyage; Sarah LAvi
Ssh~BarEs Ann (pu.ehl. Cr.msr. Batavia; ONYX Stud
ley sydney via Sarah Hooper Bril- hahood Hong
Kong; brig Col Fremont NAgoa Ban Diego sloop Virginia.
Ball, Stockton.
2sth-ship valparaiso, Klham. Panama; brig Andreas
(Dar lplaud, Valparaiso
ao; bark Cobb, johnson. BOSTON, schrs Laura Bevan
PIERCE Lahains: Sovereien, Jones. Sacramento.
Slst-Stenmers Tennessee, Totem Psnama North Ame-
roa Blethen. San Juan del SUD- brig hercedta tCh Los
sen, vaiparaiso.
Iare ssn Dieso fip Valparaiso kilham for China;
schr John Dunlap Ellis for hasatlsn
San CRUZ Jan l5-lr port schr Emily, ldg lumber for
Ssn Franc
BAN DIEGO Jan 23-In port sshr Santiago Fsuntelroy.
dg lumber for san Gov sehr sierra Nevada
from do bound 10 Colorado River with storos Gov bark
Anita. landing stores and government troops.
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MR.. JAMES M'nRNKY's CIRCULAR.

LIyEsrooL, Feb. 10, 1852.
BAcos brings fun prices.
So 90 the best brands Of BEEF
Pork is wanted. 1aisH PRMg Mas IL selling at CTS.
per barrel.
oHrssE does not improve in value but thers is more
doing init.
There is demand for LARD fully previous value
In QutcITRoS BAsK the sales retail at rs 81 for
Philadelphia
LIntErD CAKrs sell readily st quotations
CloyERssED is brisk at extreme rates
TAiLow is sgsin lower, snd very dull; 131 bids New
York been sold at SOC to SOS g. and 900 tisrces
New Orleans at 34s Cd to 35s 81
Sperm Oh is mere walted-but WaALE and LARD are
inactive
About $50 tiercss RoE have been rod 5s Cd to 1885,
60 in bond, Tor ordinary TO good
BREADsIuFFs are dull and rather lower The extreme
quotations Of FLOUR and WHEAT nominal Speculs~
tors are quiet and dealers supply themselves only Ia
holders are not pressing their stocks being gs
nerslly much reduced. There is o good demand FOX
INDIAN CoRN.
CoTToN-As the week has advanced, the market has
improved and closes to-day very firm at the full OF
Friday last and with rather lees cotton Offering Should
the next accounts from America report prices firm there
it is most likely the present improvement may extend
advance in figures In Manchsst there is large
business doing at full prices
Stock, this dsy 399257 bags, CT which 236 100 are
American stock last year 4l3.eo bags Of which ISL
640 American. Gales this week 81 $50 bags includ
ing 30 $40 Americana go bags being on speculation
and O. 720 bags to exporters.
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70 oe ~ q liberty Twenty one person. eendsnosA to
various periods Of imprisonment have bees psrdened
and the punshnens Of eighty prisoners In the prison Of
Sta Maria I'd Aenona have been reduced one year.
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Married..


On Saturday, February %, By the Rev. Mr Stephen
Il Core, Mr. MARriS A j. LYNCH to Miss ELLEN H.
b oUsoIr, both Il this city.
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The Gscrrae N Roma states from Napls 2Sth ut that
Che Kinx q the Two scihes has conmuted the punish.
menn OF four criminals, directed proceedings TO be
chopped against nifty persons scousea q political crimes
and ordered tpeay three of then who IA prison
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Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Arrived
NEuvIrAs-BriS Elisabeth WAtts-Capt John Salmon, OF
schg Etepnen Colwe oundered ~ Dee So and others
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hsss had the pendants hssted this morning on board
TIE Assistance, the aesolute the Intrepid end the
Pioneer.
Captain Br Edward BCcber arrived ct the dock yard
In the forenoon ara gave directions to commence the
werk the sailing vessels imm. distely, and In the
course OF the day .aoldng put up TO sharpen the
bows OF the Assistance and Resolute, which win be OF
advantage to then shsB towed by the steamers.
International Copyright Treaty.
In the English Uoure of Commons On the 18th inst
MIR LAbouchere moved to Introduce bill to carry into
effect the provhors OF the copyright treaty With France
Th bill would considerably extend the principles OF in
tsrnal copyright laid do in lhe Of 1874 BY extend
Ing protection to authorised transtions under certain
circunssncee The suthor OF any original work would
have copyright Of i've years in TRANSACTIONS Of his
uorx The bill would cradle government also TO make
similar conventions with other powers besides carrying
out the one already made with France
Lord hAhon thought the thanks Of the public and
men o. letters we're especially due Lord Pslmerston
under vhoee administrston OF foreign affairs this
venton had been concluded He also OF opinion that
the principle Of mshiHg dbtincton between original
works and TRANSACTIONS The correct one Were trea
ties In progress fr the purpose with the United
StAtee and Belgium
Mr. Labouchere replied that when the bill should
have passed the arrangements made with France would
be submitted 10 oher counsries in order, il possible
that general law should obtain with all foreign
countres
The motion sgreed to
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The Paris Deeafs after giving the news from Constan
tnope Of the change in the Turkish Minstry adds -
After long and frequently interrupted negotiations the
question OF the Holy Places has been by the energy
tvity and skl Of n de LAvaette brought to conclu-
sion The solution is favorable possible Il not
contrary to the spirit Of exciting treaties and s rather
to the advantage Of France the Of Catho
the of the treaty OF l740 and article 50 of the
Cspitulsore and has Temained, the bases Of the
negotiation All the rights Of France founded on these
two documents, are fully and explicitly reserved The
Porte leaves in sau quo the claims of the Fathers Of The
Holy Land relative TO the holy grotto purchased by
them and which they claim as their property. 1t
cages TO give to the Latin monks the keys OF the
Church Of Bethlehem and II admits their right 20 per
form their religious ceremonies In the Church Of tie
Virgin The Porte also engages replace the the
holy Sepulcbre, which removed six seven
yesrs and that within hxed DELAY The monks st
Jerusalem authorized TO pair Of their
To purchase land for the of others
"a favor which they have for years been solicit
ing IN vain Lastly for all the places claimed by the
Latin monks, there is or aaed TO them psrcipa ton IN
common, that IL TO say, the power Of performing the
ceremonies of the Ca hoc church with the exception
one alope-the tomb Of the Nativity This is rs may
be eeen far from the absolute quo claimed by the
eI alton OF Father Bsse OF Antioch pi occupies the
attention OF the authorities at Constantinode The
cused and the witnesses have M de Lsseps the
French Consul nj Aeppo Is also in the Turkish cspita
and the ridiculous pronounced by the Muuici
pal Council Il Antioch Ia to be revised by the Grand
Council de Leessp las, 1t is said in his hands seve-
raj important documents which establish the ceareBt
manner the cupsbty IF Runner Ef-ndi 1. is probable
that this affair will be shory brought before tho Coun
Gil and hope much for the interest OF tbs Porte
fer that Of juece and the security Of Missionaries
that this crime will not remain uppunished
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sshs Nay Howard NassAau. .wnnjastsA nc. asys.
eehf Mary MiAl. Cellias, Ltts Landing. DEL days
ccnr 1anner llShte!I Green. equau. M With cotton
nd hour. foI bark Aron BoarA sf Underwriters
bohr NIB eGold twIeeher Lewis BQuAm M. With 3U bbs
foSr a. baos Of cotton from bark Arion. 10 Jones
sotr Jane. Pierce (lshssrl Bailey. ssuam NJ VITA
bAes sr1 V bis Hour from wreck 81 bark Aron 70 shs
from between decis and OF hs beach and that
lighter lcsds hsd been taken OF hold fashion
an Stranger were lying By ready 70 losd.
bohr U IL. Lowell Boston, & days.
Schr Olote Email. Salem. 4 days.
boop ercRen, btursess Provdenos ~ houfS RoporN
seeing this morning BERN brig 2U tons ashore uarts
islabd weather thick could discern her lie
bad position on the rocks and will probably bSe IL
ca soen. Cannot bs got on vishoas assistance (sss
belowl.
Steamships Hermann Bissins southAmpson and Bremen;
Brother Jonathan Brown CbAgres and yuau Mic: Flo
rdn Lyon Savannah Union ADAMS Charleston; Roanoke
Parrish, Norfolk and Richmond.
Wind SUNRISE 3; meridian. ENH with snow and rain;
sunset do.
Tho reported ashore Harris leland 10 Che Br brig
Emily Allison. Bryan, bound 20 John. The pilots
through Gate the evening" oonfr
reports ocnceYnipg think will nos be got OF
without the aid steamers She lies che side or
islspd. and rests partly on the8cohs
The Br brig souAw from Newcastle with the captain and
Of the schr VeaIer nbAn her
Chssres for this port which reported below
York the 2th inst below PhilAt ephia 26h. The
when abandoned. was In sinking condition.
The bark Colley. reported below NAtanIas vAy
the Celoord, arr In tho evening.
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Bank OF England.

The California and Australia Gold Shares
London.
From the London Glsbe, Feb Is, 1859
The mining market Ia not much altered to day, but
the tone is heavy. owing TO the great number Of
companies in formation The total number already
before the public is thirty the Of which
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vT,HK PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
4 ship Company intead running their steamships O.
follows PHILADELPHIA.
Ctty VI GLASGOW .Thur6d&y, March
City OF Manchester. About Thursday, April &
FROM LIVERPOOL.
sy az Of nnsS.sis :ion Wssno.Ss1 rsS Il,
Passage from delphia In saloon state rooms 500
fore cabin, $50 For freisht Of passage apply 70
THOaAn RICHARDSON, II Exchange place, N. r..
orNo. Walnut street. PhiladeipNfn,
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Tslsxr.ph,s Marine Rsporss.

TslsgraphSs Marine Reports.
Cha Feb n.
Arrivsd-ehps Camden, and Sullivan NYork barks Che
sApeeke, bAlttnore Roman Boston, brig VAndAla CAM
den, Mo.
hailsd-Bark Velocity, Bosson.
NORFOLK, Feb ~.
Arrived-sehYs Flying Cloud. NHaven; Empire, Asxau-
driA for Newburyport.
PHLADELPHIA Feb Is.
Atrivsd-steAmsr Kennsbec, Seymour. NYsrE Is hours.
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movements OF the Ocean steamers.

Aal9tmE IKgELLIG nHoS
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NOTICE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, FROM LIVER
~ poe Ia dscharging under general order her
berth zoos OF Canal street. will please send
permits b0asa and attend 10 the reeeipt Of their goo
EDWARD K. COLLIkSE co.
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TT 3. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR Nxw Or
~ Leans via Hsysra7The splendid steamship sMPIRE
CITY, t2G00 tons John Loeds commander, will sail from
the pier ~ the foos Of Warren street, Tuesday,
March At 2ocloof r. NJ precisely Rates Of passage to
loon bershs S7S After do DO. $yo Forward DO de- $780,
EteersEe bcrths So Specie only taken feighs
Shippers Of freight requested supply themselves with
tho ccmpsnys bills Of adns which msy be had nppos
ton 81 the once. No other form will be signed No bills
cflading siFned after tho ship hiss ssed fresh,
passage arrlyto n. U. ROBERTS, 167 Wess street.
If Wavre etraeN
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. %, 1851
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NEW LIGHTER, WITH A DECK ON, FOR SALE
~ pEs lsya At tho fo0s Of North Moore ssro Inquire
CAPE5 ALLISON q, sher sbir yard Hob oxen SpsS aad
rNsiog otsd, ell blocks prronases anobof cable, a.
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Total, thirty-two companies of which thirty
give capital Of. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
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SuItzsrIypd,

letter from Berpe 5th inst in the Corsiiiidonn,i
complains that 1t il much 70 os feared ths. the liberal
conservative party viii be overcome In spite OF the zeal
which Il displays in the struggle nearly IA eco sgna
lures Instead Of 600 which would have been sucient,
having been attGohsd e the demand for 81 appeal TO
the people for II, dfoss q the present government
The DISASTROUS retult which the Constnnel proceeds
predict and lament Is nothing than new elec
tons which II perieTCd with will replace, In
sttutions and regular the present distru.ed
govsrnmsn By ren in whom the people OF the canton
n.aoe oyuhJeuce
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FOE LivEmPooIEUNITEp STATES NAIL srhax.
II ship BALTIC, Capt Joseph CcmstockThs
deparS ith the Unted htases pas for Europe positively
March ~ II O'clock NJ from her berth shc
foot Of Canal No berth Till paid for
fsesh. or psssage hsvins unequssd accommodations 70,
elegance And comfort apply 70
INWARD K C9EL1ES q CO, No. SC wall stres,
The steamship Arctic viii succeed ths Baltic and asu
March
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-01
pcatlls.

IN Beria, Nmehal, 'ro,. sb,alia, age 20 yeat..
o. tlul taa, 49,, March / p Juta tt-wrl, aEsi -
,cifs aud in"nh- DE ss ihr sfruua uaa chd baio On
AniiHsp' member OF iho Congregational Church m
81 atc fnd, ~
IN Nrtdsli March al. of naiAl,iic shoes, Mr J1son
Eetaa. formerly of Caiiis, get anlul a. ee,.-
10 topiol e. uaea L.s, lulAi saIh, "ess Cd s,c hen
Couch, ag.t Oh
"a Hr.ddoa, i,h inst. Nr. John iIari, ased -
81 lluullnd, Mach i5lii SIR John 3 Willard, ased co
year,.
o. Wot Randolph, tho 20 Instant, disease oftho
hr4fi, hr theutgof Enss, saad ttyfir-.
Oh Goshen, March th, Aafhan tnpou, ESQ aged h
o. But p, NHfeh lNih 90 Doe fl.arurc 81 Aii H. HIEar,
after rr r4tlrd 90 i,-s, MIS- a. : rfaan of Now ascn,
VIZ rtd li ytfrs asisl-r et Ifs l. y Iat 90 hutsia.
Ilcttofi, March l-,h, Mrs Manhs la9r SrsNrt H.
of GEORGE J. soatc, aud daughter cd Row srien Aoisr,
sod "a,
D. stowe, March 5h, Dwight, ct slr. Ellah and Mr,.
lt iigu ett, agrl 20 y.ar-
D. Iluorr, Match l7h. Mr. jesse Flaurr and shout rs
trl-. Mr B.. aui his Older ho'ncr Marin Fillmore stiH
i.tf. lle t~o first who came Einiufo Go
settle.
o. West Randolph, Nr'. Sarah 49, uuhlr, Of the
late Adam uutafi, aged "a.
t. Wet Concord. Marcn 20, Hon David Hihhud n.
wife 81 Edmund Edly aged 90 getf- aud 10 DAYS.
o. Irdfu, u March p Moses sucAuey, sged 100
vrars, months aud . DAYS
~ tunlan March y. without a momeni's warning. Mr..
N ram lI4rr's ngea 81 lie resumed town ing
ho- th Had good sift, aud spoke 81 meeting
many nsed ireud during the day. immediately Ief
supper. he dropped down and exlifcd in uigmont
Ia FINLAND, iOth uit Beu anna Meade, 90, Teyoluliona
~ ueusuurr
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Town Officers. 1923.

MoNrPEIEe. Town Clerk, William W.
Caldwell Constables, Lew $. Boutwell,, Joseph
Budish. Selectmen, Joseph Howes, George G..
Shepard, Wan. Peek. LISTERS ~. W Cad
well, Thomas Reed, Henry N,itt. Trustees H.
II. Reed, Isaiah Silver, A. w. Wilder Urea
surer ]. \. Page Town Agent, Wm llowes.
Oyerseer of the Poor, Thomas Medium High
way Commissioners, L. +. Walton G.. w. Bin-
croft Holden Putnam, %. Supt. Of Schools, Eh
Balou.
EAST MONTPELIER. Town Clerk Royal
Wheeler Seectmen, Jacob Klch, Cyrus Morse.
). Fempeton. Listers, Lawson Llnnmett, O +
Lewis, Royal Wheeler Constable, Freeman
Daggelt, 81 do. n. c. Tabor. Oyerseer OF Poor,
Jacob Bennett
BARRE Town Clerk, Alvan Carter Select.
men, Maynard French, Jesse Scott Saml llar-
rlngton Overseer Of Poo, John thompson =
Constable G Parker Listers, Noah Dodge, d.
d. Wing, X Bradford. Town Agent, Keith.
BERuN. Town Clerk, Moses Strong. Sc
leclmen Harvey Allen, Almon Poor, Truman
Whlpple. Constable, Bullock. overseeT
OF Poor, II A Bullock. Listers Lorenzo Black
u Poor, Samuel knight
CALAIS, .Seiecimen-A. p. Hicks, NJ. w
Wright, J. G. Ormsbee
Listers -Nathl Eaton, Allen Toby, Alonzc
Pierce.
CoHsiabie-Luther Morse.
Orerseer Of Poor.-Luther Morse
lolca Superiniendem-A George.
MARsHFIELD Town Clerk, Andrew English
Selectmen, 5 ID HOLSTER Dennis Lane Horace
HOLSTER Listers, Geo Gilman, W . Has
kns, Rodney Jack Constable, Asa Spencer
oyerseer OF Poor, ii Hollister.
WORCESTER. Jerk, Samuel Andrews. -
constable, Allen l. Vail. Treasurer, Davl,
toor Seleotmen, Franklin Johnson, Samuel
Alexander Joseph Ford. Oyerseer Of the Poor
nrsman Hancock. superintendent, Thaddeu
Ladd. Listers, Charles C Closson, Fern
Leonard, Thaddeus LRdd Trustees, Ebene
]er 3 Kellogg, Daniel Abbott, Henry B Brown
BRAINTREE. Town Clerk, S Nichols Sc
iectnen, Whitney Howard, Avery Fits, Christie
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ASiiES-IheFe has been moro demand the
past week. the stock in consumers. hands being
much reduced and with firm market has IN
due them 20 purchase thus closing un largo
cousigumenis The receipts being im,od has
materially reduced the stock in market There
a demand for Pearls at S. J.. So lsl ~
Pots Sic and scarce.
BUTTER-ln prime quaiiy quick IT pc
oy the quantity, with prospect o. advance s'ill
moro. Medium and Canadian grades 6 &c.
Some arrivals of new Buster wi,h sales az the
highest PRICE
CHEZ E. Has advanced since last report
Prime and mild Dairy worth - a &C. aud very
scarcc. English Dairy &c. as 90 quality.
FLOUR-Tbe uulayorable news by the
steamer las had depressing effect on the mar
ket. prices are IA pc lower than rates Of last
week. Mode ate sales at 81 ga for common
brands Michigan and Ohio; - ~ 81 s73 for
fancy Genesee; 80 IS s. IS range of extra
brands.
GRAIN-Yeilow Corn 10 Go; white 60
62, as 10 quality Northern Oats 10 demand at
BE. Rye small sales at 7lc. Prime article OF
Beans $ - ash s7&. Peas - SOC, and
scarce.
PROVISIONS Market very firm and prices
fully sustained but moderate demand to the
trade. Prime at SO; Mess at SIS; and clear
SO Lard IN bbls q Zoe; and IN kegs 10 a
llc. Hams lOi lc, : mos. Dried Apples,
moderate sales at Csc.
POTA IOES-ln better demand. Whites at
Sc. Peach Blows at COc.
SEEDS-Prices are drm. l23 for Nor
thou Clover Southern and Western 10 q lO1c.
Timothy - Gl@ 81 as TO quality
WOOL-Not much change the past week.
purchasers are holding off aud tendency is TO
eth lower prices.
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Coal Nous & Nolitcs.
MONTPELIER.


-, grranremcnt-Ellis, Wilder g. Co.
Too dissolved Mr.. Wilder goes out, and j.
w rnis and c. w. Bancroft go on with the
business.
III California Spcculotors.-See advertise
~, If Gold Mining in California. Pamphlets
nav be had at our bookstore. Examine for
YOURSELF
NJ This weeks paper is dated all-iools day.
- ;s not foolish paper. The Proclamation
.rcov. Williams lie cxcellent-tho Report Of the
waterbury Superintendent, mode--the contri-
,,,,ous Of "the General" to agriculture, unusu-
M, ip,eresting-an No. 3 Of the Mohawk iaru-
~ nm the Tariff, is full Of strong meat
ora Ac.prMY.-Is it ,ehere and ichat it should
he; We mean the building, not the institution
4 better shool, perhaps, docs not exist in the
s,,,o. Bot what can the best and ablest Of
.reachers do. in a building. in the very midst Of
,,,o nnblic streets, and amid the noise aud rattle
of teams and lumber crossing crazy bridge,
in hearing distance Of every class, aud the wind
and dust Of the street. in midsummer. pouring
into every window Of the young genllcmen's and
ladies' department of the SCHOOL, It ought not
81, to be. While the school is an honor to those
who teach it, the old academy is a disgrace to
the people and place where it is located. with
,bo tuition of hundred and more scholars,
and three hundred dollars year as the
s,'ls Of the Grammar School lands, an ediiice,
i1acenlra shd rloasant location, should be erect
ed. which viii be an honor and an ornament TO
oour prosperous aud thriving village. Nothing
IS wanting 10 effect so desirable an object but a
llule Of that right kind Of public spirit and self
respect which our men Of business possess, in q
connsndabie degree, If they would bat pluck up
a ttle courage md let IL come to the light of
day, and make itself seen and felt X.
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ELDREDGE& JOHNSON,
Attorneys & Councillors at Law,


WIN give prompt attention 40 business entrusted their
care IN any OF the CouHIs ~ rms sr,rt
Iney alto continue to transact hunrss spy n the
SOUTHERN OR YVES ERIN ESTATES .neh -. pm
chasing Government Lands Inpiovod F,fm. T,arng
Land TIL ., PAYING Taxes Examining L1nd on iutnshs
10 the own,r description Of ~ situation VaH1 a. ee
ling Lands investigating the settlement OF h. es,,io. Of
persons deceased securing ha properly belonging 30 such
,stsfcs, turcinq Dtus oil ai ktnds, and q fNpISs
10 ANY LEGAL BUSINESS ~ ms sDiIJiI on
WEST. ~
Land Warrants Bought, Sold and Located ff ,l s,ii,
aud Bonnti land disposed Of nn Communication
M. fidrrdgu, having travelled ssl.ns..f, i. , w..
An1 %" ini and thereby acquired tnow ledge
"i me best locations aud lUnsf hu-intas
WI commune '' miAf journeys 90 hEstLAA INTER
49, !" wy" in' lftisu husincss ct .ho ul.a.
hcc. 10 attend go ~ h1ue hu .faes. and ,,ii t,
ward 90 Ait l.. Hi foreign iustn.ss len with t..,
Az business sent 10y usl Will be- attended To- rs, ,,o,.l
ami fiihiuliy.
N. +. bLDHEUGE. .Qaf l. " tottvsoN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-01
Brighton Market, March 25.

HeIoftrd Tor ths hssinn lililS Advertiser
Al Market715 Cte $50 Stores 100 SWINE aud s5'9
shccp-
rsicEs. Beef Clttle.-We quote Extra s7,00i hul
quality $50 t,55j second DO. go Gas thifd - 20
abfO
Working Oxen. large number ia market Sales 3d.
g, % 100 no a I, 30.
COWS ana Csyg.-sales IS, 80 80 IS, s5a4O
Siures-No sales noticed.
sheep and I.am---,slos $50. T. SAYS. 500 ssa5 $50
Ssire-flhfn Shoats . ir q l-c far bari0ws.-
York llo-s534 AZ Ieiail 6 and -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-01
washington County Court,
March Il ERIN 1852.

JUDGE POLAND PRESIDING
WA ) smith VI Central q. b. Co action
against company as common carriers, claiming
damage ior their refusing 90 transport car load
ofbsef cs,tle TO market, unless the phM would
s.en receipt or writing eXenpung the company
lr0u all liability for dimages which might arise
FROM delays OF accident m The transportation,
vhch nluf declined rning Val. prenuss aul
bingham ior pai.. Peck g. oiby for dr. The
IN dM uli agree.