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Lrnnt.nf ihenfTinA "Ventbs. district' Great Britain will probably readily grant us the strip of land along-the northerly border of Vermont, which has been, from Vermont District. Gale on Luke Michigan. We learn from Mr. Adams of the Illinois, which left Chicago on Thursday lust, says the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, that a furious gale CONGRESS.

The public business now seems to be receiving proper attention from the peoples' Representatives. The House have adopted the salutary one hour rule, and under its re-ntrnining influence short speeches and rapid the committee on Public Ekpendituresto inquire into the character of the claims for-Virginia bounty landwarrants was dfebated during tne morning hour by Mr; HALL- of and then laid over. Mr. J. R.

Ingersoll, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a bill legalising and making appropriating for such necessary objects as kave usually been included in the general appropriation bills, with out other authority of law. The Apportionment Bill was again taken up and Mr. Davis of Ky. moved a reconsideration of the vote of yesterday insisting on the disagreement to the amendments of the Senate (chanffing the ratio to 70.6S9, and providing for the representation of After a discussion of some length.principally a repetition of previous arguments, which Messrs. Everett, Tillinghast, Hunt, and Gordon particpnted in, the motion to' reconsider prevailed Yeas 101, Nays the question recurring on the motion to insist on the disagreement.

The House adjourned. ARGUS. the settlement of that State, within her jurisdiction; and in the actual possession and occupation of her citizens, but lying north of the forty-fifth degree of latitude, is not within the limits conceded to that State by treaty. A similar concession of a small strip of territory is also desired a-long the frontier of "New York. There are other modes by which the U.

States might be adequately indemnified for the cession of that tract of territory within the limits of the U. States as damnified by treaty, which is necessary to facilitate the communication between the two neighboring British provinces. Should the equivalent so obtained inure to the benefit of the United States, rather than to that of the State which would suffer the loss of territory, it may be presumed ihat the United States would make compensation to the Slate of Maine and Mas sachusetts, which are joint proprietors of the soil, in other territory situated else' where. It is expected that the commissioners of the two slates will be assembled at Washington with very little delay, and that they will proceed immediately in the negotiation. We doubt not it will soon be determined whether the question can he settled by compromise, or whether it must be suffered to take the dilator)', expensive, and uncertain course of another arbitration.

Boston Dai- Ada. From Texas. By the arrival of the steam packet New-York, Capt. Wright, we yesterday received our hies of iesas papers to the 1st ir.st. The President has appointed General Memucan Hunt, Inspector Genera! of the Republic, with orders to organize the troops ihat are to be mustered into service.

The President intends to order out a certain portion of the troops in each county of the Republic with ihe exception of four or five. If sufficient volunteers should not enlist, a draft will be made these ore indications of a general gathering for the invasion of Mexico. The -following is the latest intelligence from Corpus Christi "Col. Kinney was under guard ot Mon-terry, Saverago was on the Sel-Colorado with a few'hundred cavelry. The Mexi-! cans were the public square in Mantamoras.

A ditch was dug and pickets set up around this square a year ago outii is a weak defence. It is said there are 1500 saldieis at Matamoras we do not beleire there are 700. The Mexicans it is .1. I i repurieu, scout me will able lo invade the counlrv. Thev wti'l: rtfhs'? the jdea.

more, aouotiess, when they hear the invasion is to be mide in midsummer! Arista is but ill prepared to' defend the counUy and it i he will not venture la give battle if 1000 Texan should march against hi.n. -V. O. Bee. Indian Wars.

We larn that recent advices have been received at the War Dmartment, which furnish ground for a serious apprehension that a conflict -will take nlace between the SiatiSc and that judge, io in said day. August Sis 1 'f Neu'eeto show-cause -ag petitioa of John Canedy, 3d, of Readsborov in ai! district, for bis discharge an certificate! as bankrupt, at the offije off sel Prentiss, district judge, in Montpelier aiddi-J SI, ISs, a. Notice to show cause against petitK a of Metcab-Welman, of Shaftsbury, ia sairf is-trict, for his discharge and certificate as fisek-rupt, at the office of Samuel Prentiss district judge, in Montpelier, in said districtjWedtiesiSi day, August 31', 1842, It); a.m. Notice to show cause against petition Luna Bishop, of Readsborough, in said dis trict, for his discharge and certificate n9. bank-runt nt the office of Samuel Pi-entise.

district- judge, in Montpelier, in said district, Yednes- (Juy, August 31, 1S42, 10, a. Notice to show cause against petition Hiram Blackmer, of Bennington in said district, for his discharge and certificate as bank-- run, nt thp nfRi.n fif S-imnpl Pcoiitll. AliXn9- judge, in Montpelier in said district, Wedr I 4.. fi a i i ursuay. nujust Ol, lou, iv, A.

M. Noticeto show cause ngninst petition ot rtllf'trlpv Hflllima. Ronnitirrtrn in uotd rife trict, for bis discbarge and certificate as bank rupt, at tne oince ot o.nnuei district judge, in JUontpelier, in said, district-Wednesday, August 31, a. Notice to show cause against petition ui -f Ison Squires, of Bennington, in said foi his discharge and certificate as at the office of Samuel Prentiss, district judge-n Motpelierin said 1842, 10, a. Noticeto show cause against petition of John Tovvnsend, of Benninsitoiij in said for his discharge and certificate as bank runt, at the office of S.unuel Prentiss, district' judge, iu Montpelier in said district, Wed nesday, August 31, 1842, 10, A.

M. Notice to show canse against petition- of Asnliel Bmth, of Bennington, in said for his discharge and certificate as at the office of Samuel Prentiss, in Montpelier in said district, Wednesday, August 31, 1842, 10, a. Notice to show cause against petition of Lewis Beach, of said for his discharge mid Imnkrupt, at theoflice-of Samuel Prentiss-, district-judge in Moiijielier in said-d strict, August 31, 1342, 10,. a. Notice to show cause against iieiitinn of Osborn Marsh, of Wiiihall, in snid district, for his discharge and certificate ns the office of Samuel Prentiss, district judge in Montpelier in said district, 31, 1842, 10, a.

m. Notice lo show cause against petition of franklin Hoyt, of Ponnnl, in said- district' for'his disc harge and certificate as bankrupt, at the office of Samuel Prentiss, district judge in Montpelier in said Wednesday August 31, 1842, 10, a. Noticeto show cause ngainst petition of Gideon Hicks, of in said dis-t ict, for his discharge and certificate as bank runt, at the office of Samuel Prentiss, district Jdge, in Montpelier in said district, We dnes- tlay, uriist 31, 1842, 10 Notice to show canse agninst petition of Samuel B. Young, of -Aiinchedter. for his discharge arid certificate as bankrupt, at the office of Samuel Prentiss, District Judge, in said August 31, 1842, IV, A.

m- MUSICAL INSTRUM; NT FACTORY. KIDDER. IlOPK'IVst wn 1 I. 1.1 1 .1 ecote any order jin the manufacture of I'ass Doable Itnss, Flutes, Clarinets, Flagelets, fcc; kei Having engaged one of the most experienced: workmen in the country, who has long been foreman in a largo establishment, they flatter themselves Ia Lia I 1 .1 tl. I dui wii nuin cAtrvuicu in me neaiest manner, and made of su'perijr material.

but tne U03t ot material will be wnrked: Lvcrv article-warrant edi and sold nt JVrub York prices. The attention of amateur professors and dealers is invited. All kinds of musical instruments rf-rtirit'ni Orders mav be left at the Book end Mn; Store, 184 River ot' the shop on Ninth near Hoosick. A. KIDOEU.

N. B. All kinds of Ivory turning executed at shoru notice. Troy N. Y.

January 1, TBHE undersigned hereby give notice to the1 -1- inhabitants of the town of Bennington that they will meet nt the Court House in-said town, 011 the 23th instant, at ten o'clock A. to near an appeals that may be made to them according to law respecting their lists. June 4, A. 1342L STEPHEN ROBlNSONr LIBEtJS BRNEV, ELIJAH D. HUBBKLL, ISAAC GALE, PERZ HARWOOD, LiNters.

COM MISSIONS US' NOTICeT" 7 the subscribers, lieing rippointed hf tbe Hon. the Probate Court! ir thw District of Manchester 10 receive, ejtmnine, and adjust all claims and demands of all persons against the estatej of Nathan late of Winluill in snid district represented iusolvenf, nnd nil claims and demands exhibiieil in offset thereto-, and six months frem the day of May 1342 being nlloweil by snid Court for that purpose We therefore hereby gito notice, (hat we will attend to the business of Our rrppirintment the dwelling lloure of Korns L. Robl.ins Hr said Winhnll on the Mondays of July an.l Septemlicr next, nt one o'clock afternoon til nix o'clock, on each of said days JONATHAN VAILEw RUBEN BROOKS. Comr." JESSE F. BUTTERFIELD.

IKinhnir May 30, 134J, One Door East ef E. Adams Co. NELSON TIlATER bsving reeci.ed a good assortment of AMERICAN EUKOFEAN I1t IV.n. tr.4r and CimoKtit. would inform the public generally, that they will bs seKd low tor cash or approved credit, or io exchange for most Kinasoi proaaco.

Bennington, tt II Inge, Nay 11, leJ. 14-tf THK btulacriUer is now receiving Lie Snring Stock of Good whictl will bo- sold exceedingly low for CASH. East Bennington May 8, 1842 IU SANKB.TJPTCY. Notice to show eanie aggiiist Petition of. Horace Holhster of Woodford insnid District, to be declared Bankrupt, at tho Office of Samuol Prentiss, District Montpelier la said District, on Fridav, July 8, I842 10, A.M.

Noticeto show cause against Petition ol VtcU' erman A. Rider of Bennington in said District, lo be declared Bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel Prentiss District Judge, in Montpelier in said District, on Friday, July 8, 1842, 10, A. M. Notice to show cause against Petition of Benjamin It. Hill of Woodford in saic District, to be declared Bankrupt, at ihe Office or Samuel Prentiss, D'atr'iet Judge, in Montpelier in said District, on Friday, July 8, 1842; 10, A.M.

Notice to show cause against Petition of Freeman F. Greenleafof Woodford in-said District, lobe declared Bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel Prentiss, District Judge, in Montpelier in said District, on Friday, July 8, 1842, 10, A. M. Notice to show cause agninst Petition of I.ymnn S. Patch in, laborer, of Bennington in said District, to be declared Hankrupt, at the Office of Samuel Prentiss, District Judge, in Montpelier in said Dull let, on Friday, July 8, 1842, 10, A.

M. Nolicelo show cause against Petition of Hirsni P. Noyes of Bennington in said District, to be declared Bankrupt, at the Office, of Samuel Prentiss, Judge, in Montpelier in said District, on Friday, July 8, 1S42; 10, A. M. Notice to show cause against Petition of Chester Mallory of Woodford iu said District, to be declared Bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel Prentiss, District Judge, in Montpelier in said District, on Friday, July 8, 1842, 10 A.

M. Notice to show came ngaihsf petition of John Sharp of Benninston in said nislrirt. lor r)i charge and Certificate as Bankrupt, at the Office of iciium, umi ici juoge, in jMonipener in said District, Wednesday, August 31, 1842, 10, a Notice to show cause against petilion of Josephus Rockwood ofShafttbury in said District, for his Discharge and Certificate as Bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel Prentiss, District Judge, in Montpelier in said District. Wednesday, August 31,. 1842, 10, A.

M. Notice to show cause against petition of Joha Corbit Jr. of Woodford in said District, lor his charge and Certificate as Bankrupt, at Iho Office of oumuei rrenuss, wisinet in nionipetier in said District, Wednesday, jugusl 31, 1842, 10, A.M. Nolice to show cause against petition ofSvlvester Bishop of Headsborongh in said District, for bis Discbarge and Certificaie as Bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel Prentiss, District in Mont plier in said District, Wednesday, August SI, 1842, 10, A. M.

Notice lo show cause against petition of Orris Pike, said district for bis discharge and certificate as binkrupt, at the. office oCSamuel Prentiss, district judge, in Montpelier in said dis-trtct, Vedncsday, 31, 1842, 10, a. m. "Notice to show cause agninst petition cfIliium Grover, of.Bcnnirrg'.on, iu said dUtrict, for his dis charge ana as bankrupt, nt the office ofl eiirtinel I'rentiss, district ule, in Montpelier in said district, Wednesday, -August 31, 1842, 10, a. Notice to shov cause against petition of Franklin Dyer, of Shaftsbury said district, for his t'ischarge and certificate as bankrupt, at the office of Sapiuel Prentiss, district jude, in Montpelier, in said district, on Wednesday, August 91, 1843, 10, 1.

M. Notice to show cause against petition of Willatd M. Stafford, of Readsborough, fur Ins discharge and certificate as bankrupt, at the office of Samuel Prentiss, district ju in -Mornpelier in said district, Wednesday, August Si, 1842, 10, a. Noiine to show cause against (leiiiion of Bieivster Barrows, of Dorsi-t, in said di.ti.ricr, for his discharge and certificate ns bankrupt, at the office of Samuel district, judge, in Montpelier, in said district, Wednesday 31, 1842, 10, a. m.

Notice to show cause agninst petition of Boynton Vinil, of Dorset, in said district, for his and certificate as bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel judge, I in Montpiilier, in said district, WedutsJuy, August SI, 1942, 1U, a. M. Notice to' show muse against petition of Floyd Bloomer, of Dorset, in' saiil; district, for bis and certificate ns bank runt. at the office of Samuel Prentiss.disirict Montpelier, in said district, Weduesdav, August SI, 1842, 10, a. m.

Notice to show cause petition of E- lijah Gray, of Dorset, in said district, for his discharge and certificaie as bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prentiss, district judge, in Montpelier. in said district, Wednesday, gust 31, 1842t, 10, k. M. Notice to show cause against petition of Al exander Bliss, of Dorset.in said district, for his discharge and certificate as bankrupt, nt the uffk'e of Samuel Prentiss, district judge, in Montpelier.in said district, Wednesday, August 31, 1842, 10, a.m. Notice to show cause ngninst petition ol' Willinm Darling, of Dorset, in said district, for his discharge and certificate ns Bankrupt, at the office of Samuel Prentiss, distrct judgo, in Montpelier, in snid district, Wednesday 31, 1842, tO, a.

m. Nutire to show cause ngninst petition of Cristnpber W. Fentnn, of Bennington, in suid district, for his discbargB and certificate as bankrupt, at the office of Samuel Prentiss, in Montpelier, in said district, Wednesday, Au2nn 81, 181, 10, a. m. Notice to show cnuse ngninst petition ot Luther Wilson, of Dorset, in Baid his iliwliarge and eertincate as bankrupt at ihn nffii'A nf SniimpL Prentiss, district indue.

in Montfrefier, in said district, Wednesday, itriMtSI, 1842, 10. a.m. Notice tn show cause against tetilion el Marshull Woodward, of Dorset, in said dis-tricljor his discharge and certificate as bankrupt, at the office of Samuel Premiss, district judge, in Montpelier, sari District, Wednesday, August 31, 1S43, 10, a. m. Notice to show cause against petition of Lewis Clayton Winhall.in said district, for bis discharge and certificate as bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel Premiss, district ju'lgo, in Montpelier, in said district, Wednesday, August 31, H42, 10, a.

m. Ni lice to show cause against petition of Almiron Day, ef Bennington, in said dis. trict, for his discharge and certificate as I onk-rupt, a' the office of Samuel Prentiss, district judgo, in Montpelier.in said district, Wednes day, August 31, 1842, 10, k. M. Notice to show cause against petition of Rufus Ttiwslee.

of Bennington, in said district, for his discharge nnd certificate as bank runt, at llifi nnSnn nl Hiitmifl fliatrirt judge in suid district. WUnes- uay, August si, 1042, iu, a. n. No' ice to show cause it prevailed upon Lake Michigan on Friday last, from which much damage has been sustained. The Illinois rode out of the gale in satety at Aiuwamue, out a genue- man who crossed the peninsula from Chicago, and took the Illinois at Delroit.says the new brig Richmond, Dorchester master, and schooner Indiana, Capf.

Dorr, went Ashore somewhere between Michigan City and the former port. Both of these vessels have cargoes of grain, and consigned here, we believe. The steamer Chesapeak was near Chi- TBgu wuen vverioKeu uy iue gaic, nnu c- countered the worst ot it. On entering 1 1 .1 1- that port she ran foul ot the carrying away her weel-house and injuring fcer wheels somewhat, but finally got in. Dcith of The Fiji Chief Ven-doni, who arrived at New York in the Vin- -m nn rijarl nn Sittfirdnv mnrninp.

Ha wns brought to this country as a prisoner. "Several years ago, it will he recollected, be captured eleven American sailors, from a Sidem hiig, the whole of whom fell victims to nlscambaitsm. Row at Manchester, N. Y. We learn from the Ontario Messenger that a shoemaker, named Waters, in N.

who was Considered a dishonest character, was attacked on the night of Thursday, the Insiani, uy pnny wuu were iicsuuuti ui jiving him a taste of lynch He resisted desperately, and one of the lyncher. received a atnb in ibe abdomen, another got several gashes across his throat and head, and a third Jiad his arm severely cut. Illinois. The Loco Focos of Illinois have nominated Sidney Breese, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of that State, as iheir candidate for Govenor, in place of Mr. Snyder, deceased.

Steamboat Accident. The Louisville Journal says that one of the flues of the steamboat est Wind collapsed when near that place, and several of the deck passengers were severely, and it is fearer), fatally calded. Mrt, Dathatt and sister, Mr. Garwood and a JUir. Vidouck, all from St.

Lou-in, are not expected to recover. It is believed that several persons, and among them Dr. Valentine Badger, of New jump orerbgard ftiid wpre. drowned, C7" Strawberries are selling iu tho Philadelphia markets at a shilling per quart, and green peas at a shilling per half peck. Charles F.

Mitchell, the ex-M. C. see it reported, is now residing near Ohio. Ail the real and personal property of the corporation of Detroit has been levied upou by the Tho Pennsylvania Legislature assembled at Harrisburg on Thursday. Anthony L.

B'osch, arrest od for perjury, in making false entries at the New York Cus tom House, bas given bail in the sum of 916,000. There are four charges agninst him, on two of which he ha been required to give bonds in the sum of $5000 each, and ion the other two $3000 each. The Palmyra (Mo.) Courier, says the ru- that Jo Smith, the Monnon Prophet, had en killed in an affray, near Nauvoo by one his fanatical followers, is not true. Jo mith, it appears quarreled with one of bis bllowers about the amount of tithes the atter should pay for the use of the Prophet. be result was Jo Smith received a severe OWHIDINO.

"Whstah Avaricious Creatcbe. milady Iras told the other day by a travelling gen- euian, that in a certain country, every lady ho had a small mouth, was provided with husband by the Government. "lib, it poth-e," said the lady, making her mouth as ball as sho could. The gentleman added. hat if a lady had a large mouth, she was VoviJed with two husbands.

"My gracious!" claimed the lady, at the same time throw- her mouth open to its full extent. The Intleman became alarmed, made his escape mediately and has not been beard of since. tO The Counties of Smith, Mercer and ckson, in Tennessee, have been visited with avy freshets. Mr. Leftrich and his wife, Peyton's Creek, fled to the top of their use for safety, but the building was swept both were drowned.

Two negroes It thnir lives in a similar manner on de- ted Creek. The destruction of crops is Vj great. The creeks rose a foot per min- The House of Representatives of Conn ve by a vote of 107 to 66 refused to abol- capital punishment. psav Hubbard, of Charles- N. a young man alwut twenty years age, and a nephew of Governor Hubbnrd, drowned in Connecticut Biver on Sun- the 6tb lust.

It appears that be was ventursoms in bathing. JXJ- Counterfeit bills on the Orange Coun- Tl.r.1, -I "oisea, nave made their ap-Vranoe at Boston. Tow ars mostly for jHoIlar, and bear data Jan. JO, 184J. and efficient action has become the order of the day.

An act passed the Houso on Wednesday last by a majority of thirteen extending the present Revenue act until the first of August with a provision against its interfering with the operation of the Distribution Jl't. It should be remembered that only one loco Mr. Parmerter, of Mass. voted in favor of the Tariff and Distribution. Who are in favor passing a just and.

liberal Tariff Law Canaay of our opposition friends be siucere in their professed friendship for a protective Tariff and yet sustain their Representatives in tbus trifling with the great and vital interests of the country and trampling on the rights of the people? This vole indicates conclusively that we shall have, notwithstanding the opposition of locofocoUin, so far as i de pi nds on Congress, a Tariff furnishing ample pro. tection to all branches of Domestic Industry. It i rumo-ed that President Tyler may veto the bill if it should piss with the Distribution clause. We trust rumors are idle. We are not yet disposed to credit them.

A Resignation. The Nashville Whig announces the resignation of Mr. Isaac filler, a of the Legislature of Tennes see, trom Aevier county, because ot certain swindling transactions which he had carried on for several months among his neighbors and which have not only compelled him to leave the legialature, but to fly the State. The U. S.

Bink tor Sale. Sheriff Morris, of Philadelphia, advertises that the splendid building of the United States Bunk, and the lit upon which it stands, will be sold at auction on the 2J of July. Temperascs at Saratoga. Six of the sixteen hotels at Saratoga Springs are now kept on the temperance plan. Mr.

De Wolf, who had command of the insurgents of Rhode Island, on the night of the has published a card, in which he ac knowledges his error, and says he will act no further with the suffrage party. 3il the button-wood trees in New Jersey are dying this season. So far they have not exhibited the slightest sign of foliage. The Bay State Democrat says that the same phenomenon is observed jn Boston and its vicini ty. Who can tell the cause i The price of board at Saratoga has been reduced to 81 per daj the reduction to remain in force till the 5th of July next.

Resumption in Tennessee. Resumption by tho Banks in Tennessee is, by law, to take place in 520 days after the Bunks of Louisiana and Kentucky shall have resumed. The Banks of Louisiana, our readers are aware, have recently resumed those of Kentucky will resume on the 15th of the present month; and, therefore, if the law of Tennessee is complied with, her Banks must resume on the 4th of July next. Loss or a British Steamer. Capt Sawyer, of the schooner Racer, at Baltimore, from Eleuthere, brings accounts of the loss of one of the Brinish mail steamers, (name not known) on her passage from Liverpool to the West Indies.

She ran aground near Turk's Island, and, report says, the would be a perfect wreck. Small crafts had been despatched to save whatever they could from her. For th State Banner. Mr. Editor; Permit me to recommend to the traveling community the National Hotel in the city of Troy, kept by Mr.

Bull, strictly upon Temperance principles. This fact gives this eslablisment strong claims to the patronags of the Temperance pullic; but in addition lo'this, it has other peculiar attractions which should secure the support of the traveling public generally. In neatness, order and convenience thises-'ablishinent is exceled only by its more substantial accommodations and the urbanity and politeness of Its accomplished and o-biiging host. I cheerfully and earnestly commend Mr. Bull and his House to all wayfarers in these "diggins." When they have participated in iis substantial and elegant comforts they will be qualified, and, I venture to say, anxious to join with me in pronouncing upon its merit.

Char ges reasonable try it. A GUEST. 0 The Boundary Negotiation. -The commissioners of Main and Massachusetts.rep-resenting State which have hitherto denied the authority of the General Government to negotiate for the establishment of a new boundary, by a cei-ston of any territorj embraced within ihe limits defined by treaty, are now authorized to a- gree, on the part of those Stales, to the establishment of such a line, on obtaining lor meir respective fctnle a satisfactory e-quivalent for such territory as may be ceded, cvher in other territory.or in the gram of privilege or advantages of any nature. It has been intimated that one of the quivalents which may perhaps be obtained, for such poition of territory as may be ceded to Great Briinin, is a right of navigation of the St.

John, from where he leaves the United Slates Territory, to its mouth. One of the equivalents wbi mrtion of the united band of the OilawasjjjP A Tt 1L Hit ST IB If 1T- covEvriorss. The JVfllG FREEMEN of the North Shire of this County, are requested to meet at N. Vanderlip's Inn, in Manchester, on Wednesday the 29th inst, 4 o'clock P. M.

for the purpose of appointing Delegates to attend the WHIG STATE CONVENTION at Middlebury on the 6th of July next, and to transact any other business they may deem proper when assembled. Also the WHIG FREEMEN of the South Shire are requested to meet for the same purpose at the Franklin House in Bennington East Village on the same day and hour. By Order of County Com. 11L A IB In Jackson, N. on the 16th instant, by the Rev.

Thos. McClanghry, of Cambridge, Mr. Jas. R. FEBGuaos.of Springfield, Otsego County, N.

to Mai Louisa A. Uowkes. of Eaton Lower. In this town, on the 16th instant, by tlit Rev. E.

VV. Hooker, vir. F. E. Foster, of Wil-liamstowo, to Miss Looi a Moore, of Pow-nal.

In Shnftsbury, on the inst. by Jeremiah Fisk, David Mattison lo Mrs Sarih JIattiok, ill of Shaftsbury. oo me wu, i0AKAti.imKll19Htr, paeu veal auu a u.ua. Also. on lhe7th, instant, of canker rash Amos Hi LAHD.agiedl year and 6 months, children of Amos and barak fc- tiishop.

In Housic N. Y. on the 11th Gkobge infant son of George anil Eineline Robinson used 8 months and 5 days, He tjok the cup of life to drink and bitter 'twas to drain; He meekly put it from his lips and went to steep again. Cuin, (216 River-Street, Trot, N. Book Binding in all its Varieties.

H. FRAZER, respectfully informs the citi- xi J. zeusol nenninglon, (and its vicinity) that Dy sending tneir liooks to Wo. Zlo over Ihe Book dtore of Vounz and Hurl, (formerly Z. Clark's) they can have tliem bound in any style of uinaing requirea.

mercn.ini and oiners are inlorm-ed that be keeps on hand a general assortment of BLANK BOOKS, manufactured of the best materials, and at as low a price as they can be obtained iu the New York Markets. CJ BLANK BOOKS manufactured to order, and ruled lo any patter i. CO" MUSIC BOOKS and Periodicals are bound in a cheap and durable manner, and all work in the line, done is cheap as at any other establishment in ihe Slate. Cy Any person sending work, may rest assured that it will be done as if brought by themselves, and at prices to suit the times. Reference to Benton, Fuller and Co.

Troy, June 21, 1842. 17 tf jvoTirfi. tT0 ull persons whom it may eoncern.be it known A. that 1 have given my son Hiram Widden, bis time, to act for himself in all Ihingj the same as if he was of lawful age, and that 1 will not claim any ol his earning, nor pay any ueois oi nis coo trading after this dale. GILBERT WIDDV.N.

Shaftsbury, June Sd, 1842. 17 Sw JAMES BAILEY'S ESTATE. COMMISSIONERS' NO I E. Tanrrrc ihe nuclei signed, Commissioners, no pointed by the Hon. the pr.dmle Court for the District of Manchester, to receive, ex amine and adjust the claims and demands tf tne several creditors to tne estate ot James Bailey, late of Winhull, iu said di-trict, de ceased, represented insolvent, and also all cluims and demand exhibited in offset thereto, and months from the 2d day ot June A.D 1842.

Beinif allowed by said Court for that purpose. do hereby give notice that we will attend to the business of our appointment at the dwelling house of jl.Ii HuliUnrd VVinhtill, on the first Mondays of Au east and September next, from 1 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on each of said dnys. RUBEN BROOKS, 1 FRANCIS KIDDER, Commissioners.

WALTER WILLIAMS, rip HE SUMMER TERM or this In-tito-m. tion will commence on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15. Terms of tuition as usual. WILLIAM G. BROWN, Principal.

Bennington, East Village June 7, 1843. Bennington Seminary. THE SUMMER TERM of this Institution will comiiwnce on MONDAY, the 13 inst. Terms of tuition the same as IreretnfW. HQlMr vt lippewas, and living near the Council Blutis.

Rumors, and a dec'ara'ion by the latter of their fears of an attack, had a short tune ago reached the Indian office, which induced the Secretary of War to order a company of dragoons lo Council Blufl's to protect the Indians in that vicinity. The communications now received give the matter a more determined aspect than it heretofore wore. The Ottawas, Chippewas, a nd Pota watamies have written a letter to the Del-awares, inviting them to unite in resisting the Sioux The they say, are preparing for a hostile irruption into the country of the united hand, and that they have sent runners among the Sioux village for reinforcements so as to be in strength sufficient to ensure success. The Ottawas, Chippewas, and Potawa-tamies inform the Delaware, that they have 1.30 men on the borders of their land, on the look out for the Sioux, and call for asssistance in the vigorous defence thev in tend to nake. Madisonian.

Murder. Quick Retribution. An I-rish man named McCue, a few days ago attacked a son of Mr. John Pettes.in Windsor, Vt. and a small negro, and so injured the latter Ihat he died the other will recover.

The body of McCue was found in the river near by, supposed to hov been drowned in attempting to swim the river. South Sea Expedition has returned. CONGRRSS. Correspondence of The Tribune. Washington, June 16, 1S42.

In Senate to day, several private bills were considered and ordered to be engrossed, and one pasied. The bill from the House to extend to the 1st of August the existing revenue laws, Mr. Kvans moved to refer to the Committee on Finance. Sir. Buchanan expressed himself in favor of the reference and in opposition to the bill, were the proviso (relating to distribution) regained.

Mr King expressed his decided hostility to the bill, as involving a breach of the solemn obligation, made to the country in the passage of the Distribution that the Compromise Actihould not be interfered with. The bill was ordered to a second reading Yeas 28 Nays 18, and referred to the committee on Finance Ayes SO; Noes 11. In the House, the resolution reported )me davs since by yrSmlii.