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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-05

SIMON BONAvlTA,
COmfect toner and Eruit Dealer,
Wholesale and Retail, No. l68 Main Street, opposite
the Banks,
GRATEFUL for patronage heretofore received, soil
~ cts continuance of the same, and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the public in
city aud country the varied he has in
and is now receiving, among which may be found the
following -e7 ~,r.z-
so boxes Oranges and Lemons in fine order
900 do bunch Rasins whole. half and quarter
SO do layer Raisins, superior quality
25 do Naples Maccarni
IS cases preserved and dried Ginger
eases Prunes, in glass jars, fine quality
90 boxes Citron
go boxes Muscat Wine, imported e =
200 boxes Sardines, celebrated brand
200 drums best Smyrna Figs
Is dozen Olives and Capers
10 dozen assorted Preserves Pine Apples Lines,
&c.
10 do assorted Pickles
90 drums Sultana Raisins, without seed
90 bags soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 bags Fiberts
bags Pc can Nuts
bags English Wanuts
se5O00 Cigars. various brands and qualities.
Together, with a fine assortment of French Candy,
Toys, Fancy Goods &c. DC =t
Domestic Candy, of every description manu- featured
under my own supervision daily of the best materials,
and in the best manner; all of which am prepared to
sell on the most accommodating terms, ut
rr --I lOS Main Street
Opposite the Banks
NH 10 SIMON BONAVITA.
NPERM CANDLES.-5o boxes New Bedford
- Sperm Candles, in store and for sale by
E. II. SKINKER,
NH IL No 81 Pearl street.
NHENGLEs.-l2OOO0 ne inch Shingles, landing at
NH IL JNO. WOMBLE X Co.
4 ARD IN KEGS AND BARRE I.s.-5o
Il packages receiving this day steamer by
nah 10 WILLIAMS BROTHER
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DrArn OF II. P. H4srtxcs Esq
Hiram 7 Hastings Eel, counsellor nj
law, Of \ y city. expired at Panama,
Dec @Oth He was ON his return home.
and was in good health, but few dar,
before his death The disease Of which
he died was chronic diarrhna. Mr. II
was formery resident of this city. and
a student i'll the law office of MAYNARD
& Spencer He was a young man of
great industry and force of character.
and displayed uncommon talent in his
profession. For the last fifteen wears
he was in full practice in the New York
courts aud one of his professional breth-
rem OF that city, in communicating the
sad Intelligence Of his sudden death.
pays the following tribute to his memo
ry =" BY his death, the bar of this city
has lost one Of its ablest members, the
community an honest and fearless citi-
zen, and his family a most affectionate
husband, father and brother, and very
lnany Of us kind neighbor and friend"
His numerous friends in this city and
county will sympathise with his bereavedl
Family in the great loss they have thus
Unexpectedly sustained - Utica OJserv-
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Movements Of the President Elect.

Gen. Pierce arrived in Boston on
Tuesday, last week, and left on the next
day for Washington, by way of Hartford
to New York, reaching the latter place
in the evening. We have the following
telegraphic particulars of his journey
Nc,c York. Feb. I7-Several gentle
rnen called upon the President elect at
the Astor House this morning, aud were
received by him in private manner.
Two Committees, one from the Dcmu.
cratic general. and the other from the
Democratic Union Club. also made
him visit and were cordially enter
;ained.
At II o'clock the General went down
to Bcdloe's Island, in company with
Governor Seymour. to pay their respects
to Mrs Gen. Worth, who is at present
staying there as the guest of Major
Sprague commandment Ct the station
The President elect left this after
noon at four o'clock en- route for Phila-
dclpha
Philadelphia. Feb IS - General
Pierce still remains here, and probably
will until Monday, if his friends respect
his wish to remain quiet. This morn
ing he was visited BY Gov. Bigler
President Pierce has lin Wash
ington) engaged an elegant suite of rooms
at Wizards for himself, wife, and sec
rotary. President Fillmore has engaged
the same apartments on and after the
4th of March.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-23

Magazine, edited by Lewis Gaylord Clark, it
is unnecessary TO speak. For twenty years
ii has been the most genial, humorous, and
spicy monthly" in the world and the
present volume will he better than any which
preceded it. The Home Journal, edited by
Geo. p. Morris, and N Z. Willis, is well known
as the best family newspaper in America; and
the Musical World and Times, edited by
Richard Storrs Willis with Lowell Mason,
Geo. II. Curtis, Thomas Hastings, VIM. b.
Bradbury, Geo +. Root, and other musical
writers contributing and which gives, among
other things, over S25 worth Of music and n
full course of instruction in harmony annual
ly, is the the very best musical journal ever
published. The three publications will post
family up in regard to nearly everything
worth knowing Art, Science, Literature ;
Music, Painting Sculpture; Inventions, Dis
covcfics; Wit, llGmor, Fancy, Sentiment the
Newest Fashions and other attractions for La
dies; Choice New Music for the Sabbath the
Church, and the Frcside Reviews and Crit
icisms of Musical Works, Performers and Per-
fUrmanccs; in short, the very pick and cream
Of Novelty, Incident, Histor, biography Art,
Literature and Science; including whatever
can be given in periodicals to promote Healthy
Amusement and Solid Instruction in the fam
lily, and help to make it Better Wiser, and
Happier, may be now obtained for five dol
lars, Address DYER & WILLIS, 257 Broad
way. 43:3w.
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SKYLIGHT
ERR E0TYFES.

HNllE subscriber warrants every picture ia
l. ken and put up by him to afford salts
faction to the purchaser. Pictures taken at
my Gallery as well in cloudy as in fair wealth
er. have come TO Middlcbury for the pur-
pose of staying as long as can make a re-
spectacle living, be it one year or more, and
those who are, or may be in want Of pictures
can always depend upon finding me at my
place of business, prepared to wait upon them
as well as | know how.
Come then, one and ALL to Mr.. Stewart 3
Building, and get picture which will be as
well defined, rs permanent. and as well mt
up as at any other Gallery in this section Of
the country. Let the aged come and secure
likeness which will be fondv cherished by
their friends and relatives long after they
shall have joined the great congregation of
the dead Let the young and middle aged
come and secure a " shadow ere the substance
fades" Parents bring your children and OBJ.
tain likeness of their "guileess features -
ere death claims them, or their " laughing Inns
and bcaming eyes" are shaded by contact
with the stern realities of the world.
P. S. Prices from 81 90 to $500.
4l;u c. Z. TAPLEY.
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Dir0,

In Woodstock. Feb, 8, EMILY MAY
WAsnBuRN, only daughter of Peter
Thatcher and Almira Ferris Washburn
aged 6 years and 9 months
In Montpelier, on the 18th. inst, AG.
MES MARIA, only daughter of Hon. Azel
aud Maria 7. Spaulding, aged 10 years.
in Weybridge, on the 18th inst, Mrs.
tucr GREGORY, in the 10th year of her
dye. !
In Nottingham, n. H., on the 23d ult
MIR. CHARLES WILEY, in his 10Th year.
In franklin, La, Jan. 18th, CHAR.
LorTE W. THAYsR, aged "a years, for
merry of Perkinsville, VT.
In Woodstock, on the 3lst ult., of par
alysls, Mrs. SUSAN MARSH, relict of the
late Hon. Charles Marsh, in the Nth
year of her age.
I In Cornwall, Feb 18th, JANE GALE,
widow of DR.. William Gale, formerly Of
New Hampshire, aged so. Printers in
w H., Mass, & Ohio, will please copy
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North American Review,

This work is. as heretofore. published on
the first of January, April, July, and
October, and forwarded by mail or 9TH
erwise to any part of the United States
Each number contains at least two hun.
dred and sixty-four pages, well printed.
on clear white paper Subscriptions may
commence with any volume, that is, with
the number for January or July Terms,
$500 per annum payable in advance.
Having purchased the back stock of the
Review, the publishers can supply most
of the old numbers on application A
few sets complete from the commence
ment. Published by Little, Brown &
Co.. Boston soft
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-23

SHOOTING ON THE RAILRoAD.-"S Sole
Cushman," who keeps shanty on the St.
Lawrence Railroad not far from the Line
had his domicil a,ssiled last week by a
party of belligerent Irishmcn The occu.
pant threw himself upon his reserved
nights and fired at the assailants killing
one outright and wounding another
Last Monday an overseer was shot
m section of the same road. beyond
Island Pond, by an Irishman belonging 10
y gang under his supervision The fish.
man took to Bis heels but was oyeriairn a
couple Of 'n,les this side Of Island Pond,
and tho hext day taken TO Jail at Guila-
hall. The oycrscer was shot in tn. alb.
domen. and though alive the next day
was not expected to survive Cul,}oui-
an
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p r E M | u M
R EOTYPES =.

4N1R. VIM. II GILMORE would respect
fully announce TO the people of Middeburv.
that he can be found at his Old Rooms. No,7.
Nichols Building, ready TO execute DAGuER-
REoriPE LlkENEssEs, in all of the modern
styles and Improvements in the art.
All those that want a perfect Daguerreotypc
Likeness, will please call at No Z, Nichols
Building and get one of Gllmorc's best
p. S. To those who think that | did not
locate myself here permanently one year last
December will just say, that such was the
fact, and intend to continue so ifall creation
of operators come and put in Sky-lehts in
every other house in town. have as good a
lightas conld WISH and up only one flight OF
stairs, and easy of access In short, have a
very pleasant suit of Rooms and well adapted
to theDagucrrcan businesses. Those who con
template sitting will avail themselves of the
opportunity soon,as l have two other Rooms
which | must visit soon.
W. II. GILMORE,
Rutland, Brandon If MiddleGury Dag
ncrTcofyPist
Feb. 8, 1853 AZ:
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ExTRAvAGANCE OF New WORKERS.
The extravaganza of the people of
This city exceeds anything in their pre-.
Eious history. Houses costing S75,-
poo or 800, 700, with furniture, mir
fors, carpetlng, pictures, frescoes, etc.,
70 match are not uncommon. There
pave been balls recently at which dia-
bonds and emeralds worth $4,000
Fere worn. Thousand dollar dresses
re common Ladies have appeared
I parties with cloaks embroidered with
|earls.'-Ezpress Messenger.
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THE CABrNEr-We attach no great
Importance to the many Cabinet rumors
now current, yet the following-couf-
IDENTIFY asserted to be more than mere
conjecture-is probably nearer the truth
than some others
CALEB Cushing, of Mass. Sec Of State.
A. G. FLAco, of n. Y, = Treasury.
RonERT F. SrocKroN, of N J.. " Nary
JEFFERSON DAvrsof Miss, Var.
JAS. c. DoBBlN, of N. c., Interior.
r. M'CLELrANp, of Mich, pm Gen.
JAS. CAMPBELL, of Penn, Att'y Gen.
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Flour.

C0STARS original and only genuine Ex-
~ Termination Of Rats, Mice, Cockroaches,
Ground Mice, Moles, Ants, dc, without dan
ger to human life The efficacy of this prep
aratiun is astonishing. One or two doses of
1t will prove fatal, as the vcrmin will eat it
with avidity and not die in their abiding pla-
ccs thus obviating the stencil attending the
result Of other preparations. H. A. Costar S
Depot 44i Broadway n. Y. Only % cents
per box n. WOOD & Co., Agts. Whole
sale and Retail
~Middlebury, Feb. %, 1858 ii;3mos.
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NJ / Il G II A N 7 8 !

WANTED at The centre of the town in
w Cornwall An experienced Merchant
ia engag in business The stand is unsur-
passed in the county, for business facilities
IN, S ore is in modern style, and very con
'-nienI Two Merchants have accumulated
here handsome property, within few years
past
We speak advisedly Nhcn we say, for sue
ccs full trade the stand is second to none in
Addison County. For reference, please en-
quire of Paris Fletcher, Esq, of Bridport,
Asa Francis or Joseph Warner of Middlebury,
Ira Bingham or p. w. Collins, of Vergennes,
and DR.. Porter or Judge Tildcn of Cornwall.
The maxim, "Health before Wealth" in
duces me TO offer the place to another for a
while. A man of fixed moral principle and
good business qualifications preferred
Address Immediately,
s. d. ROCKWELL.
Cornwall, Feb. 81, 1858. A:
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ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning, at
the depot In this place, drover, in at
tempting to get on the cattle train after
it had started, fell upon che track be-
tween the cars, and narrowly escaped
with his life. He had an arm broken.
and was otherwise severely injured. His
name is Bristol, and his residence is in
Massachusetts,.
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DIR. WEANER'S MEDICINES-TIIEIR Eff
FECTS ON CANKER AND SALT RHEUM

~ N vi
Paw Paw, Mich, Nov 3, 1851.
Mcssrs 5. A. Weaver & Co-Gentlcmcn :
My daughter has been troubled with Canker
and Salt Rheum for the last year, and it in
creased day after day to that extent that nv
self and friends became so alarmed that we
thought there must be something done for
her, or she must die We tried many kinds OF
Medicines, but nothing did her any good, but
she rather grew worse. She kept about till
last May. and said she must give up, 20 to
bed and die there was no help for her. The
most skllful PLY sicians of the place attended
her, and no help could she receive from their
aid. II she took any nourishment it would
produce vomiting her hands and face were
covered with sores, her strength had worn a
way, our friends and ncighboIs gave her up
to die and physicians too said there WAS no
help for her they could not do her any good
| was almost discouraged myself Hearing
Of your Cankcr and Salt Rhcnm Syrup,
which led me to procure one bottle of
your agents, F. Smith & Co, of this place.
About the middle of August she commenced
using it according to directions, and | must
say the first dose she took She said she felt
better, and it stopped her vomiting, and in
five days she could walk the room with a lit
tie help. She continued the use Of your
medicine, and in few days the Canker came
into her mouth | procured one bottle of
your Cankcr Cure and applied il to the Can
ker, which soon disappeared The Cerate
she used freely Oh her sores, which soon cured
them. She shortly began to cat her regular
meals, and increase in strength Four bottles
of your Syrup have saved my daughters life
She is now very heshy, and apparently we'll
| owe it all TO DR.. 5 \. Viewers Cankcr and
Salt Rheum Syrup | believe this medicine
has done what nothing else could do, and we
most chccrfully recommend it to ali who may
be troubled with that complaint.
DR.. $. A. Wcavc: Sir, If you think this
Information worthy of your notice, You are
AZ fall liberty to publish it TO the world
oars respectfully,
Mrs. HANNAH BEACON, daughter nf
WM TANNER.
Ir s. s. Weaver DeM Sir.-lt gives me
pleasure to say that the above oii l., consid
cred hy all Who are acquainted Nnh Mrs
Hannah bcacom, l simple statement Of facts,
gwen VITA tine hope of alleyatne suffering
l would add that the certificate is from =
source "a ihe highest sense reliable, and ..ol-
thy of confidence. Yours truly aud sincerely,
DOW A. STEWART
Miilebnry, Russell Pow ell, agents, Yer
g'nne., i. Huntington and by Druggists gem
orally
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III nrrir0

In New Haven, on the 10th inst, by
the Rev Samuel Hurlbut, Mr., T. j.
Hunt to Miss MARY H. LANGDoN.
In Charlestown, Mass 9Th inst. by Rev.
Hubbard Winslow, Mr. Moses HAWKES.,
Mail Agent on the Rutland and Burling-
ton Railroad, to Miss OLIVIA HALL, of
Charlestown,
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NOW READY, PART l. OF.
The History Of the Painters
of all Nations.

Tho parts will appear on the First Of ever,
month at fifty cents each.
Part /, contains Albert Durer, his Life Por-
trait, and Specimens of his choicest Works,
six Of which are separate plates.
Pant II ready Feb LIST, and will consist Of
velasques, his Life. Portrait, and the choicest
Specimens Of his Works.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
IL Spruce Street. New-York,
ana sold by all Booksellers
Sent postage free for - months on receipt of
Sc.
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Ill at kcts.
Br ghton Cattle Marhet-Feb. IT,

Brig htcn Cattle Market-Feb. II.
At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 10
pairs Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves,
1850 Sheep and Lambs, and 1870 Swine.
Prices-Bccf Cattle, Extra S70f7 so; first
quality 1923; second do SIS ,50G6 Sd do
81, 2595,25.
Working 0xcn-S75, Ssall0
Cows and Calves S25, %, 30, 81, 42a55
Sheep and Lambs-Sales $3, A. 4,75, 5,
6,25G7
swine-6@7lciretail 79ssc; Fat Hogs 6i9Gic.
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH .
LILO w a Y IS
PILLS.
CURE or A DIsORDERED LIVER
AND BAD DIGESTION.

hAfD A'hD DApisto lONs
Copy Of a Letter from Mr. r. w. Kvlus
Chemist, !, Preseot Street, liverpool
dated Oh June, 1851
70 Professor Ho1LowGr,
SR,- Your Pills and Ointment have stood
the highest on our sale list OF Proprietary
Medicines for some years y customer, to
whom | eau refer for any enquiries, desires me
10 let YOU know the particulars of her case.
She had been troubled for years with dsor-
dercd liver, and bad digestion ON the laft
occasion, however, tie vhulence Of lhc a,iacE
vRsso dlarming,nnd the Inflammation sei in so
severely, that doubts were entertained Of her
not being able TO beat up under IL fortunately
she was induced to try Your Pills and she in
forms me that after the first, and each succeed
ing dose. she had great relief She continued
to take them. and although she used only.
three Boxes she is now in the enjoy mcnt of
iperlect health could have sent yon mauv,
more cases, but the above. from the scrrriiy 81
The ottark. Al nd the specify cnre. think. spcskt
much IN favor of your astonishing Pills.
tSigued) w KIRKUs,
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF
RHEUMATIC FEVER, IN VAN DIE
MEMS LAND.
Cory Of Leitcr inserted in tie Hojari
Toien Courier, IF the la March, 1851 ,by
Major J. JTalch.
Nnrg"ie' " N11nn'g"n h,ne'e'h years "' age
aes,uing ~ we" io"n, n",t oee' sunsr'"e ',on'
a,oiu". ineu'.a',e .e,rl ~, urNarIS ., ~
"'""'usi WHICH VA" cHlHelN utpiiFcn hel vi i"c
use Of her limbs during the Period she was
under the care Of the most eminent medical
NOR in Hobart To,vn and bv Thor, he, cns,
49,. -, !
WIS VoHslueTeu "u'cir'S' ~ iIi'nu PIrNn,ieu
upon her to try Holloway's celeb aicd piIls,
which she consented 10 DO md in mn Incredible
.lor, &C ,.r .i,,,, - -. ,,.,.l 49, r 80, 80
80 9lN " ~ ~ ''N' W. 4" Pe'i W
CURE OF y PAIN A ND / IGHINESS
~ THE flIrST ANN c,rpNfAcu oE A
~ M N'lHoi AND y ONiASh We "A
PERSON 81 YEARS OF AGE.
~. ,1,,.. ~. ID. O.. D-.-..;-,,-..ot,t.
v" ',D'' ''F' s',S. XIX.
''o ..n 'y" - i"' '"'
=. ars so S.N.t "' 1T ~ ~ aM -.'"' ieoi'
- '"eSs'' iioLLoNh,
o. 'es'i IT, 10 ucai t,;, u! " .,'s
Go"u 'n 'T " iiouoW"f l'ls. 70, , soi,'
years suueleu sc erels from p''" ""u ''snt-
ness IN tlc stomach |h'ch was n'so "c'r hpa,
'''u ~ sup. No. Vi o',"'"' .""t lIe'."'e'
,e''o. Wa'kins auout am - !."1s .. We
an' ,' pi' ny "',' y, 'te
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rand Literary and Artistic Combination.

arrangements have been made TO furnish
p ksIcEERBocKER MAGAZINE, the Home
|uRsAL. and tho Nav YoRK Musical WORLD
10 TINES, to new subscribers, for Five DOL
|Rs a-year This is cheap literature, with
vengeance. The KnickeFbocker is SO per
pun the Home Journal, -; and the Mu-
al World and Times, 80; making 50 a-yrar
The usual rates. That three such works
be obtained for dve dollars year. 10 fact
y worthy tbe caloric age, which is Just pow
Ing usheIod 10 CT the Kuiekerhocksr
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TX The eight counties of this State
which gave majorities in favor of tho
Liquor law are entitled to Is Senators.
and the six which gave majorities a.
gainst it have but IL. It's repeal next
fall. therefore, may be set down az i'm
possible, should that issue be made at
the next election.
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Teachers Association.

The Teachers and members of this Associa
ton and ALI. the Teachers in this town anC
in the ADJOINING TOWNS, are respectful,
invited TO meet at the ACADEMY, on Thurs
day evening, Feb. ~, 1858.
GEO. SMITH, Pres.
J. f. BOLTON, Vice Pres
MlddlebnrY. Feb % 1Sh3 AAlw
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 1.-THE an
Liquor Law passed the Senate this af-
|ernoon by vote of II to l3. The act
fkes effect Immediately, but is to be
|lbmitted to the people at the April e.
fction. If they vote No, it is to be re.
ealed 10 days after the rising of the
ext General Assembly. The House
i'll concur.
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Real Estate at Auc-
ton.

The Tavern Stand in starksboro village,
OF the estate oflra Wentworth, late of Starks-
boro, deceased, with about three acres of
land attached. also about forty acres of land
lying west Of Lewis Greek, viii be sold at
public auction, on Tuesday, the 10th day of
March next,st one o'clock, =. NJ at the above
stand. sABRINA wENTw0TH, Executrix.
Ill E.I
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IL The Rutland He,aM came out
last week in fine new dress-much i'm.
proving its appearance. It has also
been considerably enlarged
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-23

etar Mrs. William Perry, OF Leices.
|r, had her pocket picked of me$60
the Fitchburg Station a few days
hce.-Brandon Post.
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STATE OF VERMONT. I Be it remembered,
District of Addison, IS. I that, at a Probate
Court held at Mddlcbury, in and for the Dis
trict of Addison,on the llth day of February,
A ID 1853:
Seth Benson named Executor in an instru-
ment porporting to be the last will and tesla
,,f
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N B
q oRNw WALL, Feb. 8, 8 8

A Ii persons indebted on book are kindly
"A and earnestly requested to call and set
tie Immediately, by CASH or NOTE, and o
higc. JOHN ROCKWELL.
7. S Dry Goods now selling at city cost for
cash.
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Middlebury Female Seminary.

HNHB Trustees have the pleasure TO an
l. nouncc that Mr. WM. r. BAscoM, formerly
Tutor in Middlebury College and late the
Principal of Potsdam Academy, las accept
ed the appointment of PRiNciPAL of the
MlDDLEDrRY Female SEMINARY, and will i'm
medately enter upon his duties in this insti-
tuition Mr., Bascoms high reputation as a
scholar and instructor will commend this Sc
lection, IT is believed, to the public conf
dence, as one highly suspicious to the impor-
tant interests of the institution. Mrs Das-
com also, has been formerly known as an In
structor in the Seminary, and will be as
ISOLATED with him in its management, togoth-
er with capable assistants in all departments
of instruction. The First Quarter of the
Second Academical Term will commence I'M
der the management Of Mr. Bascom, on Mon
day, February 2ist, and continue eleven
weeks.-Tcrns payable at the middle Of the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-23
N 0 T [ G. b

ALL ACCOUNTS must be settled without
delay, it being necessary to close the concern
of n. Wood Il Co, owing to the dscease OF
Mr.. Austin johnson, late partner
E.e- Particular attention is requested.
n. WOOD, Surviving Partner.
Mddlcbury, Feb. -, 1858.