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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-17
PETER sPlLhAN.
NERO HANT TAI II u n,
Opuosfre Exchuu.e. l4tn street,

RICHMOND, VA,
IS receiving his Fall ard Winter supply OF uooS"
IL to which he would mos Respectfully cai .a'
attention OF his customers aud the public sensfsl5
In addition to his usual stock ne lnleaas AeepNs
an assortment OF GeH.lemen's Fine furhi'hAs
Goods TO which he would invite N" ttsntion u o.
who wan. nice and handsome goods OF tue A'aa'
&c 2-dlmw4.
INMATE pRACTiCt.-Dr PLUME s
CO. may De consulted, conndel.aiy' ioi .u'
treatment of the following diseases: bfup.onH
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Giandu!ar sweilinss, u 81
iarsssnents, Syphiiis ard ali nofoa US cam.
whether recent or chronic. Also, al tnose eon-.
plants termed female diseases. Inc aaFstt ~
invite attenuos to their chemical extract u ".
Flowers which may be regarded as me very -
article known, 10 give tone and ylgor 10 ceiEa.. .
abused aud deblitatedorgans as 3el! IS 70 ieno,"~
system shattered by dissipation OF o-1ei
Medicines securely par up, VITA iah oltcsas
and sent to order Post paid letters plohpaJs
tended to. Of.ce on Franklin ssrsei, o eion
change Hotel aud nrsi door beiow ir.nisy ehe-s'
Richmond. Virsiais
DIChiUHD aiAsUFACTuhi'I p.v.
IA ins engaged the ssiitai mechanic, o. "a
AOND, a., now prepared to make ooia to rap
any pattern OF size snd TO suit any hshoi as %
re point old Gold Pens, and make them e4NA-
HEnRY HfAANs,
Manufacturer and Importer, 30 Nam ssIsos.
Next to J. N G0rdoas
~ B.-Spcctaclcs made TO order sha -,
fitted to suit any sight in ten minutes, "a
Fountain Pen repaired and made 70 oraeI -
MUrIC n.--All persons iadeoleo 10 lne a. easd
IN OF PEAkE, BRADLEY Gu, e1tnoi " soas
or open account, are earnestly rsqaesssc ~
forward and settle them, as nc longer iAtus M
will be given These accounts are y. i0hs ''a-
and frass "a settled. ...,,snts
Also, al. persons Indebted TO as, whose as Is for
are due are requested 10 settle them ss,ss,
We a, 10 determined to have them se'lea
delay. n.nrayR.
Tn As "A WELL-hS0HS rASyx,, :. ths
/ OsEURSsS DAGgEkREAS GALi.ssn.i = q, :
place 70 get ae sky.iisnE Pictures tszsa = 40:
we would invise All IL cal soon rs VIZ
rake low pictures but 10. weeks. ..,.,s, al
We have made sfrsasenass- . 20 Iaks p'ss-esa,
sick on deceased persoas at thalr rcsiasas,ss
pfices are from ~ &, ,EU. oSeoa % "a
uppaasse sae 8anxs, sisa OF sae Aiae4loaa
jy 10 ----------.-.--
NHHITi. ASH ANrihaclfn I'm " .,,,,s.
w Landing from schr George, cary ~ o.ss,sn.
rsor White Ash Anthracite Coais Ca.
laying la their winter supply q the ABOVE Is 81
wsuld do well TO send down their ofaefs' ~
per lead, delivered ans " iere IN ne ew ,esr
mo. w. WRIGHT,
- Dccx Wharf
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~Sagssss EOR LlVEkPOGL.--Tne f4sr ssilr .
.s siizszsss AID well known Bremen ship aesiphu-
ha, esptain Wesseis, is nuw at City P,lut. ready
l"r cargo, The larger portion of when being en.
gsged che viii have dispstch. For halance Il
Asisn., apply to BEV CL0PTON o. TO
se - lUDLAa d. WATSON
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HALL STOCK FOR 1S52.-CHRI5TIAN
= LATHkOp respectfully iavite the attention
Oh tneii customers and others 10 their stock .f
New Fall aud VI inter TRY t.aods.
Conprisr gevery variety Of
Ladies' Dress Go sds. Emtro;deries
Hosiery, Cloves shawis, Long shawla
scarts, handkerchief Ribbons
Swiss Mcsiins. CatL b, ics, Jsconets
Briilantes, Lsees, Eaginss, corse,s
Umeistiss, PersstIis, LineD sbe.rsna.
Table i,anisss. Nspsius, DoyIas
Iowes, HSekaoaeks fiaas.ls
bssnkets. sst'eets, iirseys
fisid Co,ions, brown and ni.gehed eot.o..
Ciothes, sesiiaee, Cssginerss
Oh CiDihes, Oil eiks
six and Wool Under Shifts ard Drsws,s
Table ard Piano Covers &C go
AL oil Whsca VIII be sold Cheap
seq GIkI-epf a
t.eslU.ss---IU boAes Lemons. In
= prime order, just recsiyed per Roanoke. ana
Tor rale by ANTftEtn pity, anu
sale AZ Main street. andesi civ Hotel.
AND WAHRAsTs.-Wcw Isb 70 IN r,1s....s
- noLAnd Warrants, fof which the highest mar
kes price viii be paid. 'Aa'
s@@i G, FuRcELL& CO.
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u CARRTAGFs ~, nm 1

E%f w n, AUES, CARRTaECG1
- The subscriber has on bsna . Y.
Coach-naklng establishment on Lomhara ~ NH ale
between Main and Cary, (i3th and Ia,S Aiies,
near ine Columbian HOTEL Coaches, Chsr;asssis5
Sarouches Buggies, with and without t ans
us, an OF ms own make, of the hes, rnsisr ~
as so aood wn1h Ao which vii be o i.
Richmondi and Respectfully ask cali tror ny o.
IN want OF any article in the Carriage linz O, Tose
determined to make to order and sell a, Tho 1o ana
prices possible; and all work aod, that ia nsw ,OssH
ap 28- dom nAAsuUa.
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o., malta JACK >.-Two splendid an
dTAinas vi this eeirbrated stock, imported di
rec. iom Malta per Br. brig piiigens ale toy sale 81
No loS, Front street. New Yorx. Price $500 each
hey can be- seen by apply ing at no. 254 atlantic
street, South Brooklyn.
New Yotk. Ang 9th, 1852 se 13-,vs
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'(sRE NOTES OF THE NiTED
Il STATES BANK, Washington, D. c., will be
redeemed by n 9 in Virginia money.
WIN. N TINsLEY.
au9 On,
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iSsO TEACH ERs. FOX RENT OK sALt,
= frame school House, vita a com eete
set OF desks a d oiher nects.afy furniture The
locations IN the city, and where tourishtng school
has been sustained. Apply 70
aus dts w GODD!N
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4sOAE, coal, WOUD.--i am pIes arrd 70
~ supply consumers win Anthracite and kiiumi
nous Coal Coke, and Wood. al current prices, and
solicit orders from my friends and the public.
SAMuEL r HAWES,
su4-3m North aide the Basin.
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!, klkk. LIFE AMI - . -. =

] <Associs aioo are nns Richmond E Il,
policies of Insurance ~ su 70 issas
scription of risks on a. reasopsh,a .ne soo7e Do
similar company, and respectfully ~ n. q any
the patronage Of the public. ApoI;csaoaas aars q
received at the Office, No 223, cornsr ~ VII b
9Th streets, where the officers viii cbs y, Van ind
, nisn all information tina: may be reou,a tn:
losses promptly and Literally adjusted9 sufeo. Al
49, n JAMES BosHER, pre.,a.,.
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xG HAYE OR NOT no NAVE YOUR
LINENS neatly and quickly wasned and well
VINO nave any gard for their persopai appearsr ce
aid TO neglect which looks bad. To have ihis cone
sna done w.lsit soaly necessary to use the svir.
gilia Magic Washing Fluid" suid p7
sells r. i pIcor rr,ra;.,
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PIANO F1,RTEs D

8&sS3 IA1LUK Is Constantly receivng
n d ID h 1superior Piano Fortes from Num- !
"Clsrke, and other celebrated MAJ.
ers' and asks the attention of purchasers to b,
Stock, which he will warrant and win sen :, va.s '
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, tuned let on hire ard take, :,
exchange, at his Piano Forte and Music store
sc Its 160 3,ajn street
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.s7 NOTICE 40 Shoe Ana sti
skasSsS Hat DEALERS rinneil NA2l
Jenkins, No. POS, Market str-er, Baltimore
wholesale dealers in Boots, shoes, hats,
Caps, BOnnets, &C., have row store ana
are constantly receiving large and well selected
STOCK OF Fall q DDS which they are prepared 10 OF
ter by the package or dozen to cash or prompt
time dealers lowest rates snG IL quest the at
tentioa Of Virginia merchants to their s,ocx. CON-
p"ssd Ia part OF
thick Boots fine Calf aud Kip Boots
Coarse Brogans, kip, Ia { and .ne Morocos
Rubber Shoes OF ali kinds, at manufacturers
prices
Silk. Beaver. kossath and Wool Uats
Ci tn, sz. fIesh, Glazed and Velvet GAGS
sa'n, FiereEce. aid o.ner Bonne,s &c, xc
Cal and obligs
Sc 4--ai2tw3* GRfSNELI &'JgHgrNs
NJ ~ STOCK DIZZY tsuODs.-Ta,- -,5
se.ab - lave received the;r entire afoek ~
Gooos which have been purchased In the Northern
elites on tae meet yaisagoGs terms Their stock
Is large and complete haying been selected win
great usi Vi care, embracing ev.ry yarset, usually
xrpi ina regular Try tsuoas house Their G.,.,s
are arranged and ready for exhibition. and thew
feel corfdcpt that an examination Il only ..ecesss
70 assure al that their eiocx will favor
ably with any In tbs city Their ,rsenas and me
piolc GENERALLY are mosi respsc duly reane. ted TO
sise tnsir sioux an examination before uaaxing
their fall purchases
5Aos I. I ouRTxxr / COURTNEY 4 HILL.
Y. I'LL. se l3-2w
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MOOD, COKE AND COAL.-The SUP
w scriber ia prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap as can lie bought in town
Yard at Danvie Depot-ofice on Pearl street,
opposite Alhambra Hotel and immediately under
Messrs Toler a. Cook. All orders lett Mr. p Wool
folks Grocery, on Broad street, formerly Ells)
will be attended imme diaiely
Lump Coal S3 per load.
jy o. Am THOMAS FOSTEP
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a Z . q Il 4 II, " EST, HUUSE CARfE EN-
EATEk AND JOINER, thankful for The liberal pa
ronase which he has received during the last five
years, would inform his friends and tue public that
he is prepared 20 undertake BUILD OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical anowl, dge of the business, he
hopes by siict attention to It, give satisfaction to
ali who may employ hun.
Shop on Sth, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond. Sc l3-dtlJ
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tsa virginia 4. "A n q KY, sSth
":k&p street, East side, between Main
=-a and Cary streets, near the corner of
==21asez~ Main street.
w. SHAHK5 Il. ]. CANNON having opened the
above Bakery, trust that by careful attention in pro
curing the best materials and workmen, they viii
be able to supply the pubic with such nice Family
Bread and Fancy Cakes, &c las to merit share OF
general patronage. se l0-lu*
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, D1NTAL sUee1oS

sSs:ss ssss.s;s.s..s .'. !,
y theeiIzen. 81 Richmond "a ISi;.:sna ssrss.
Once las Main street. Ea.,..
= 1EyEssEcxs --Professor G. n S, a;tsgle sqasrs
e. z. johnson. Rev. DR.. Howell DID osoo, Prnfsso,
ss su ns f E.a 4 e. worshan Il B. 3. Isss
Professor e. a Harris, Profe,so, =,
s. " :. Handy, Prof O co aos Bond,
- DR.; ADDTNGT0S. .7 7s..a-
U1Yy lsls-bssina fu| SIys'es. as.er saes
known to ever, duo o ID prices desire: . b. :,
manenf the fsr owiog charges for Id. Continue per.
.ne assurance hat bis operations shan = wi.
How so s ssa nsd ss b, ss p. s.o6a %
full exercise, snd make more = a,.sa are kep, b
Extract tooth, IS cts; an win y;,-
cts with gold. rs cts; Pivot TN s "a o. tn, 50
Tooth, 90; upper or lower sett,. sss 81 90 plas
out artificial gums. &c, &c. &c. VIM or wild.
De-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05
For the Register.

GOn the 2S,h ul,, the Rev. GUR>
DON W. MOVES. late Of Portsmouth Vr-
ginia, was installed Pastor of the FIRST
Congregational Church in Cornwall.
AT the same the Rev Jos. Baugher
Bittiuger, Professor in Mlddlebnry Col
lage received ordination. The Rev. A 4.
llemmenway If Ripiuu read the Scrip
lures and offered the introductory pray,
CT; the Rev. DR.. Merrill Of Mlddlebury
preached the Sermon aud gave the
Charge; the Rev. J. f. Goodhue Of
Shoreham made the Consecrating Pray.
er, aud gave the Right Hand OF Fellow
ship the Rev. +. W. Olmstead OF Bird,
port made the address TO the Church aud
Congregation, Alter which the Rev.
Mr.. Noyes, by prayer aud laying on Of
hands, set apart two brethren, whom his
church had recently elected deacons.
The Rev. l.. Matthews of Cornwall
made the concluding prayer. 1t IS a
matter Of graduation to the Church in
Cornwall, that after repeated disappoini-
mcnts, they are now favored with Pas
tor whom they have chosen unanimous
ly aud with much interest.
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o. To any inquiring what they shall
do for a cough and cold, we would say, read
The following certificate, which has been
signed by one hundred Of the first Houses Of
Druggists in this country, to lay before the
public their estimate of good medicine.
They are all men of the first class and Of
the highest character, whose experience and
business lead them 10 know, ard this is
their opinion:
Z" We the undersigned, Wholesale Drug
gists. having lieem Tor long nc Quainled with
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, hereby certify orr
belief that it is The best and most eilectuai
remedy for Pulmonary complaints ever Of.
fered 10 the American People. And we
would from our knowledge OF its composi.
lion, and extensive usefulness, cordially
commend il TO the afflicted as worthy their
beef confidence, and with The firm convic-
ton that il will do for their relief all that
medicine can DO"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

Deaths of Middlebury Graduates.

Between Feb. II, and Apr. 8, 1852
Ave Alumni Of Middlcbury College de-
depart this lie. a...
Rev. JOSIAH PErr, Of the class n
1908. died in Norridgewock, Me, Fell
II aged II, lie was u Congregational
Clergyman, and labored in N. nearly 40
years.
Hon. JOINS DicKsoN of the same class,
died in West Bloomfield, N. Y, Feb.
%, aged 6S. lie was n Lawyer, aud
had been a member Of Congress years
from 1894 To 1897.
Rev. ORsuN DuuGLAs. Of the class of
1914, died in Philadelphia, Penn. March
]. aged 81. lie was a native nf Mid
dlebury. lie was Pastor of Presby
teriau church in Donegal, Penn, ~ "r
IL years, then Agent Of the Penn, Col
ouizs,inn Socieiy, aud for 4 years had
been Pastor ol the Mariners church in
Phila.
Rev. DANiEL OuvEp MonroN, oI
the class of 1912 died in Bristol. N. II
March 25 aged SO. lie was Pastor %
the Congregational church in Shoreham
II years. aud then in Springfield 8
years; since which he has been in Win
chendon Mass, aud Bristol. N. II. lie
was the althor Of the Lie Of Levi Par.
sons, aud Of some other works.
Mr.. DAVID GoopR,cn SIMMONS, Of the
class of lS49. died of consumption, in
Hanover, N. H., April s. DlDyMrs.
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CONSUMPTION'S PREMONITORIES

Are Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis
tghlness of the Chest, pain III the LETT SIDE,
low fever, and many other symptoms OF like
character. Then come Tuhercles in the
Lungs. discrganization, pros'raiion oil the
physical powers, and soon the scene closes.
That they may not weep when 100 late let
The friends of the sick be vigilant n, the
outset. When The first symptoms Of Put
monary Disease are manifested, administer
DR.. Rogers Syrup ul Llverwort, Tar. and
Chanchalagua. That its effects have been
all but miraculous even in extreme cases,
we have testimony which incredibly itself
ran scarsely doubt. TRY IT. But first
cead the evidence. You will find 1t in the
pamphlet in every Agents hands
CAUTION-None genuine, uness there
is on the buff wrapper note Of hand,
signed with pen, by A. L. SCOVlLL &
co.
For sale by A L. SCOVlLL & CO, al
their Depot, Gothic Hall, 3l6 Broodtcoy
N. Y. aud by all respectable Druggists in
, the United States and Canadas.
Also Tor sale i'll Mildlebury by w. +
Russell.
PRiCE-In large bottles, $500, or
bottles for $500.
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Broke Jail!
so DOLLARS REWARD.

jerry C. MoRToN and CHARLES GnosT.
LAW escaped from the jail in MiddIebury,
on The nigh, of the oath April, inst.
Morton is very small sized man. about
% years of aye. He wore away n brown
sack coat and glazed cap. lie has formerly
been employed IN Dixie s. Riders Store, at
Frosl's Landing, Bridpor,, VI.
GhostIaw is about 8 l-2 leet in height,
between % and 80 years OF age, dark COM
plextion, black whiskers, and woIe away a
sleeps grey coat and pantaloons, plush zap,
and has lately lived in MonkIon, bu, more
recently in the neighborlood OF Chimney
Point, in Addison.
The above reward will be paid for their
apprehension, or any information that will
lead 10 their arrest. or 80 dollars will be paid
for Morton, and 20 dollars for Chosllaw, sep,
arately. ID. s. CHURCH, Sheriff
addison County.
MiddIcburyi April IS, 1859. i'Sw.
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TATE OF VERMONT. l Be il rcmcmhcr

TATE OF VERMONT, | Be it remember.
District of Addison, SIS. cd that at Pro.
bate Court holden at Mddlebury, in and for the
District Of Addison. on the l7ih day Of April
A. ID. 1852 Jacob w. Conroe. guardian of
CORNELIUS A. WAINWRIGHT.
Of said hliddiehury, minor son of jonathan
Wainwright late Of said Mi.dlebury, deceased
represents TO this Court, that it would be con-
ducive TO the Interests OF his said ward to sell
his said wards real estate situated in said Mid
dlcbury except lis right in reversion TO lands
set to Rouna Wainwright, for her dover inihe
real estate Of said jonathan Wainwright de-
ceased, for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
of such sale az interest, and makes application
to this Court TO grant him license TO sell said
real estate Of his said ward for the purpose a.
foresaid 1t is therefore ordered, that said ap.
plication he considered by this Court, at the
session thereof 10 be held at the Office Of the
Register of this Court in said Middlehury. on
Thursday, the 9th day Of May next, at one o..
clock in the afternoon. and that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested that they mny
appear and make their objections, ifany they
may have, 10 said license being granted by
publ ishinr a cerhfel copy Of this order in the
Mddlebnry Register, newspaper printed At
Sads Middlehury, three weeks succersiyely pre-
yiouto The time of said Court
Jrp. S. DusHSELI- Register
A true copy Of record. Dol"
50 3w. Attest JgD. S. BusHSELL, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT | BE it remem-
District of Addison, SIS. bercd that at
PROBATE Court held at Middebwy. IN and for
the District OF Addison, on III. 26.h day u
April. A ID 1852
Abram Foot, guardian If
LUTHER Il. BINGHAM,
OF Cornwall in said District, minor, son Of
Reuben F. Bingham, late OF said Cornwall de-
ceased represents In said COult. that il would
he conducive to the Interests Of his said ward
to sell all his rights title and interest in and
to the farm or tract of land situated in
said Cornwall supposed to contain aboni one
hundred and ninety seven acres, with dwelling
house and buildings thereon situated in said
Cornwall, which vas owned and occupied bv
he said Reuben p Bingham as his homestead
and home farm al The time OF his death, for
the purpose Of putIng the proceeds OF the sale
OF said premises at interest: and makes appli-
cation to this Court 10 grant him license To sell
his said wards right and interest (b1ing
one equal undivided pa'rl in said premises II
is thereupon ordered, that said application DO
considered by this cohrt. At the session thereof
10 he held at the Office or the Register Of this
court in said Mlddlsbury on Thursday The 9Th
day OF May next. at one o'clock IN The afier-
noon and that said guardian give notice there-
Of - all persons interested, that they may sp-
pear and make their objections ifany they may
have, to said license being granted, by putlsh-
ing certified COPY Of This order 10 the Mid,
d. Jury Register a newspaper printed at said
NJ ldleburr three weeks SD eessiyely .preVious
q the time Of said court.
JEb S. BUSHNELL, Register
a irue e5py'of record,
jan. s BUsIEELL. REGISTER.
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III nrk ets.


BRIoHroS, April 80.
At Market s25 Beef Cattle; 275 Stores;
az pairs Working Oxen. 10 Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheer and Lambs, 22OO Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattlc-Extra $3.50: LIST
qualify s6,5Oa7 second do 5000; third do.
5ah, so.
Storcs-Yearlings,ss o, lOal4;two years old,
$40, %, 24a2s three years old, S27, ala33,
Working Oxen-saes $50, 100, l05, Ito
ol6al20
Cows AND CALvEs-Sales sl7, Is, 20, "a,
&c, %, 3ln40.
SmsErAS LAMns--s3 so, ,75a5 Extra Sc
a6,5O.
Swine-6a6 l-2c. Retail 7as l-2c.
Wool. Boston, April 20.
Saxony 44a46
Full blood 37a4O
Common TO 81 do. 29a37
RAILRoAD STocK.-
Ruta7d, 30
VT Central, 1912
Passumpsic 81
Rutland Bonds rs SO >95
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WarcK OF FIiTY SEALING VESSELS IN
THE lcE.-GRKAr Loss OF Lirg.-The
steamer Osprey from ST. Johns, n. B, April
23i, has arrived at Halifax, with accounts
OF the wreck of between fifty and sixty ves-
sells in the ice, in the gale of April 20.
The Newfoundland papers state that the
los, nj life has been considerable, how great
10 not known. A list of eighteen vessels
lost. with full cargoes Of skins, Is given, one
oil which had FIVE of her crew drowned and
another two. In many eases, as the vessels
dr,reI towards the ice, the crews deserted
them and escaped 10 the shore. In some
cases the abandoned vessels have been ia>
ken into port.
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o. IL the recent report of the Directors OF
the Rutland and Washington Railroad, it is
stated that the slate qunriics near the line Of
that road are almost ipexhanstibe. A very
quarry within the past ear, neart the Rutland
and Washington road, says thathe alone shall
send to market the coming season hundred
tons daily, and, not content with stopping the
importation Of Welsh slate to this country, he
shall export Vermont slate 10 Epg'cnd.
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DEN TISTRY.

II w. COE, Dentist is Permanently located
l. in Vergcnncs, where he has been enga-
ged in the successful practice Of his profession
- the last seven years. and may always be
roLnd at his Office ready to attend to any call
in his profession, from the extracting OF sin
gle tooth to the inserting oil an entire suction
set with artificial gums. Those needing
DENTAL OPERATIONS,
arc invited TO favor him with a call. All work
will be done at moderdtep''c OF the best mater
ials, and warranted 10 gire satisfaction.
Reference can be made To any Of the pro-
fessonpl or business men of Vcrgcnnes and vi
cinity.
March 20, 1852. 4stf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05
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In Groton, Mass. April 27h, Mrs. CmAR>
L0TrE G. wife of Rev Mathew d. Gordon,
and daughter of Hon. Samuel Swift of this
place, aged 2S. She was buried ut this
place on Friday.
In Troy, n. Y on the 23' ult., TlESRY
WOOD, aged 20 years, member OF the Sem
ior Class Of the University of Vermont
In New York City, 23d ult., Hon. JOHN
Young. Sub-Treasurer of the U. S. for the
Office in New York and late Governor Of
New York. Mr. Young was a nati,esf
Chelsea, W., born in 1909.
At his residence, near San Jose, on the
20ih Of March. Mr.. JoHN BARKER. native
of Vermont, aged 81 years and two months.
The deceased on his way home few days
since, was thrown from his buggy, and the
injuries received have proved fatal.
AT Walpolc, N. H., Goth ult,, LEVI BEL
LOWS, Esq, 70.