Woodstock Observer, and Windsor and Orange County Gazette du lieu suivant : Woodstock, Vermont • 2

Hinted ia the ilead or more valuable 1 Ingredients ao ia Dame Nature! losses sctylivc, without weight or measure a kind of understanding that Is fit Tor do For Sale. Uhds. STONE LIME. ALSO, Pork and Beef i From the Brattleboro' Messenger. Rich Fancy Staple Goods.

A RE opening an extensive assort' jt V. ment of Fancy and Staple GOODS Amoug hicu are r.lark and Mixed Silk Cambtet, CIIAHLES DANA, JJAS on hand a large supply Wt It GOOBS AMD GROCERIES, which he will sell low. Also, Mackerel, by the barrel or half irrel. Jonathan's Visit to the Taper. Mill.

Did yoa mr tse 'um make paper. Gor-rj sir, if that isent fun, Its little the ilieekest cute caper I ever in UV world did see done (We been in 'er te am boat, 'on jacket, An1 been in 'er museum boot, I've seen 'urn make yarn hi Pawtucket, But rabbit it, 'tante half eo cute.) There'i one on 'um just dips 'er sive in, An' (its up tome on it and ihakes, By lightnin, its done in 'er giffin, What 'er slew o' white rags too it takes The next thing I saw was a wbacker, Or else I'm no judge on't I vags I tell you by goll its 'er wracker, That thing there that grinds up th' rags What'er joe fir'd racket they keep up, It made me as crazy's o' loon, What gret piles o' paper they heap up, They'd reach halfway up to tb' moon-By spike if they ever get rid on't, I guess they'll have money cno ugh, Oncy jest one half cent 'er leaf for't Would stuff our new shop to the ruf i And then there's 'er good bunch o' gals there That handle it, by house Cat how spry I guess how 'twould start up our Sal's hair, Jest to see how they make it fly I wnt close to one gal, an'axther Htw much she should tax me 'er leaf, I'll ot choak'd if she'd give any answer, I tetl'd her I guess'd she was deaf An' nW jest as true's Ive 'cr nose on, One Wum begun t' te, he, I tell'd lum I'd got my dpw clothes on 1 So kkew they want laughing at me, Then bythe great squash, su 'er snickering I (I thought to my soul they'd have died) jke fifty young olts all a whickering i screach owl they laugh'd till they cry'd 4 From the Patriot. Jonathan's account of a PrintiDg-g Office. n. I- Pi Pid y' ever go into the printer's? That is the greatest of smashers i wonaer uiey aon'i rjrea 10 spumes, Thing tiwy ir nnnd so like thrashers'.

II. The types are all smooth on their faces, And I never, since I was born, They rattle them into their places, As quick as a hen picks up corn. lit. tirpt. rut a eaner other use a iprinkling of wisdom, which turns to acid, from the aour disposition of tbe Vessel ia which it is contained and the whole composition is concluded with an immoderate por-.

tion of oddities ThuiwMf thus fn ishei. a bachelor popped into the world mere lumber, without a possibility of being happy himself, or essentially contributing to the happiness of others. His only usineei is to keep himself quiet He gets up to lie down he lies down to get op. No tender passions to enliven bis waking hours: no agrees-ble reveries diversify his dismal slumbers. If he ever speaks the language of sensibility, he speaks Hon the eicel-lence of some favorite dish, or on the choice liquors with whhh his cellar abounds Un such suj(ds he feelt tbe rapture of a lover.

The pace of a bachelor is soler. He would hurdly mend it to gel out of a storm, tho the storm were lhren deluge. But show him a wmti.n entitled to the ompliramt h.l and he will shuffle ou, as if he ee Iking for a wager His tii'iisiku pr. or his laundress, he can spei lo without reserve but any other the sex whose condition is above hii usetul di-pendant, is his terror. A coffee-house is his sanctum sanctorum uga'nst bright eyes dazzling complexions.

Here he lounges mt i of Ins days It h'-me he eoJi'anij i down to his unsocial meal hihI his palate is pleased, he has no otlwr passion to gratify. Such is a bachelor. surh the life of a bflchelor, what hecoim oi bin nfie-death, we are not en'igbtened enough to determine. TL1AVK r-cently received a fresh supply of I 0M AD GROCERIES, Crockery Glass and Hard WARE. English and Domestic GOODS, Window Glass and Nails, all sizes; which will he sold erj iow For further par ticulars see "Steams Ulake's Advertisement'1 February, 16, 1823.

Txobate Xoiices. Frederick W. GofT's Estate, WE the subscribers, being ap-' iointed commissioners, by the Hon. Henry C. Denison.

Judge of the Court of Probate for the District of Hartford, to receive, examine, and ad just tbe 'claims of the several creditors to the estate of Frederick W. Goff, late of Pomfret, in said District, deceased, represented insolvent, and six months from the 4th day of February, jnst. being allowed said creditors to bring in and support their several claims, do hereby give notice, that we will attend to the duties of our appointment, at the late dwelling house of the deceased in Pomfret on the first Mondays of. April and July next, from one to six o'clock P. M.

on each of said days. Henry Hewitt, 1 Wyman Morris, vomrs' Pomfret, Feb. 9, 1824. Alvin Partridge's Estate. THE undersigned having been duly appointed, by the Hon.

Court of Probate for the District of Hartford, commissioners, to receive, and examine all the claims of the several creditors to the estate of Alvin Partridge, late of Rochester, in said District, deceased, represented insolvent, and six months are allowed for that purpose. We hereby give notice, tbat we will attend to the business of our appoint ment on the last Monday of March and June next, at the dwelling-bouse vi wu KwneavfV 1 1 Ebenezer Rochester, Jan. 28,1824. 1 by the barM or less quantity. Spruce Shingles and COOKING STOVES.

ash paid for TOX SIUNS. Charles DjisJ. Woodstock, Jan. 12,1824. HIST PUBLISHED.

By Colton, Warren Sproat, Fair naven, And for sale, at the Book-Storcl Camilla Sacra OR Northern Collection or ClIVRCll 2WCSIC. The Fuhlishcrs respectfully submit II the Public, the following Recommend Hons. From the Rev. Dr. Bates, President ofM'J dlebury College.

Middkbmy College Oct. 182.3 Metsrs. Collon. Warren St Sproat, Agreeably to your request. I have amined Carmina Sacra, or Norths Collection of Church Music, and now prepared to express my dfciilt approbation ol the work aud tow ommend it to my friends.

The intri duction I consider well calculated lo 1 cililale ibe labour of the teacher Tl eplpctinn (il niiiRic lor trie vee ol scnon and for the purposes of public womii is as good, both as to variety and stj as any with which I am acquaints and I cannot doubt that it win brought into general ose, as soon 88 merits are known Yours, JOSHUA BATES. From Mr. E. Dcren, a distinguished Teal er of Music, and Member of the ml Handel and Haydn cocirty. Windsor, Nov.

1823.1 Mesm. Colton. Warrtn Sproat, Agiteabljto tur request, I lial examined "Carmina Sacra," or thern Collection of, Church am satisfied that it is a work worfliyl public patronage. I cordially apprrj of the plan of your na roduction to art of singing" The variety of pies given of modulation, is well cil lated to facilitate the learner in a il rect performance. The selectinil tunes is such as I think every peij of correct taste must approve.

Yours, very respectfully, ELNATHAN DURENI The work lias also id examirjed apnrovetl by 1 mi si 1 1 i1 itev. iiarins u. liiiswoiu. toga Hprings, N. Y.

Kcv. Jij ah Hopkins, New-Haven III Warren Ellis, Barre Hon. sf'ph Howes, Montpelier I. Clark, Teacher, St. Alba Col.

Henry Robinson, lknnil ton Mr. David Wait, Instil er, Windsor and several (ill gentlemen well skilled in science of ttisie. Last Call in this ay. HPhe subscriber has a In A number of demands -which desirous to have settled immedici As necessity urges this, those who! gleet it, (however small their rccpi until the 20th of March, neetl til offended, or disappointed if they ti then be sued. Isaac E.

Danfora Barnard, Feb 7,1824 Notice. A LL persons indebted to the snbscril Carding Wool in 1321 and 1822, by note or otherwise, are requested tl and discharge the same by payment. pr to the 12th of March next, or their nolJ accounts will be left with I. Raymond! for collection. EBENEZER SOUTHGl Bridgewater, Feb.

9, 1024. LL those indebted to subscriber are reqid to make payment soon. AMOS ROBINSO Royalton, January 19, 18 jwMam.a.gJg WEEKLY ALMANAC. February. R.

1 0 S. UQ S- 24 Tuesday, 6 37 35 34 6 32 31 6 30 6 23 23 25 26 28 29 30 32 25 Wednesday, 4 26 I hursday, 27 Friday, 28 Saturday, 29 Sunday, 1 Monday, 4 42 5 5 31 seti 6 47 Pnrl Hch nml Rnhnmi. Feb. 10, 1824 Vaccination. The subscriber agnin proposes to inoculate lor (he KINE POCK, any wno mHj leei oispoeea to secure ihemselves aeainstlh.it fatal and now prevalent disorder, the PM ALL POX.

John Darnell. I Fe. 10 Notice. rPHE subscriber is in want of onehuixt- -Ms of fx pc OATS, which he will on old demands iwn'j seven cents per bushel, if de soon. WilUrd P.

Gibson. Wooilslork. Feh; 5 Very politely If open aeeouns i'b me Ineall settle hy the first of March or as as they can make it convenient, provided the time of convenience does not extend beyond the last days of March next. John C. Beers.

Woodstock. Fb 7,1824. A Bargain. OR sale, very cheap, an lent FARM. excel- fllualrtl on the enit branch turnpike, near the mills lately owned by Leonard Farwell, Eq.

in Randolph, contain ing Also a lot containing about ACRES of exet lieiil Ihnd siurted in iheEasf Village in Randolph. The payment will be eacy. the price low, and the title indisputable, For particulars in- quire of Willinm Nnttins, or Joseph Edson. Randolph, Jan. 22, Ifr24.

MARBLE. MS cummenced business in a shop under the Priuting Office, wl re he carries on the arble Working in all its branches. mm execuin! in fde nea-i's; manner. T031B TABLES. Currying do.

and Chimney Pieces. of Middlebury Marble All kinds of Cutting done at the shortest notice. Woodntoe.lt, in. 26. 1824 1.

DAiS'AVv lioiu 11 ber, on the evening of the 13th of January last, an indented boy by the name of Daniel Rohinson, aced sixteen years. This is to forbid perinsortruBiinghinion my account, as I shall pay no debts of No mm, "TH i Blacli Coloured Gro de Naples Bilks. Gro de Ete and Crisped do. Sinchaw, Italian and Sarsnett do. do.

Green, Pink, White and Plain Plain and Figured Crapea. Plaid aud Metallic do. Pink and White pressed do. Snrariiia. Book and bwiss Muslins.

Plain.Corded Loom sewed Cambricks Tabby col and bilk Velvets, oi various colors. 1 11. tnm TYnnncila veiveueea anu sun riueu iur Black PlutLes do. do. Barage, Velvettcen and Cypress for lurbans Silk Cords and Chainetts ol all colors.

Daisy and Bullion Buttons for Pelitees Plain and Figured Silk, and Thread Laces. Deep bordered cassimere Shawls-my i cheap A large assortment of Bomoazetts, Plaids and Flannels do. of elegant Hats do. of Sattin, Kid and Morocco SHOES. Buffaloe Eobes, I of a good quality.

Domestic including Sheetings, Shirtings and Bedtickings at reduced prices. An extensive assortment of Very Cheap. W. GOODS, unusually low. The above, with many other articles loo numerous to insert in a public paper are offered at a small ad once from cost, for Cash or Grain.

Woodstock, Feb. 2,1824. Take Notice. A LL persons indebted to Gard ner Page on book, are requested to call at the shop formerly occupied by said Page, and settle, by payment or by giving a note to the subscriber for tbe balance, by the 20th day of February, infant. All who neglect will find their acconnts left with some attorney for collection.

Ira Page. Bnanl. Feb. 2, 18n4 65 Hogsheads of New Stone LIME, warranted of a superior quality, at 1 1 per Hogshead, for sale by BESJ. METCALF.

A Valuable Farm, Toy Sale, ot to lifct. THE subscriber offers for sale, or to let. his EABI in Hartland, lying ou the turnpike road from Woodstock to Windsor, lour miles from Woodstock Green, containing 135 ACRES of excellent land, well proportioned for mowing, tillage and wood land, with convenient buildings and a good orchard. Terms of payment made easy, wtfh good, security, Also, for sale two likely young COWS, and Other Young Stock, with two or three good Beds and Bedding, and some House-bold Furniture, which will be sold on reasonable terms, and a long credit if requested. JAMES RIGE.

Hartland, Jan. 22, 1824. Stray Horse. CAME into the yard of the subscriber. on the night of the 1 9th ol January last, a small Black HORSE, a small star in the face, ears cropped, and mane cnt.

The owner js desired to prove property, pay charges end take bcr away. John Miller 2d. Pomfret, Feb. 3,1824. vi WW ir od jo di 8 L' id JJe r- (Ma'm thoH for cheese it would please her,) I They covered the types with paper.

Then pulled I van, 'twas a squeezer 1 ft- iv. 1 To tell how 'twas fixed, it would task ye But then, if it was a gram wider, 'Twould make, by the hockey, I ask ye, A cur'ous press, sir, for cider. I tl li, it They laid on their ink, sir, I sniggers, i With inings inai nung up ai we biuc, Just like the heads of black niggers, i i iu- Except that the wool was inside. VI. Their sink, too, you'd guess was a snorter, 5 With cross legs some like a table, J.

WaS D11KU Willi UII, uiovucoi vi naiu) Aqd rocked, just like a cradle. rt, VII. If On a table some types stood alone I thought I'd see if they'd stick; 'a I touched them 5 they all tumbled down. And then I cleared out mighty quick. JOCK.

to One of the class our citizens described below requests the insertion of the "character of a bachelor," for the reason, he says, that it is most literally true, as he knows by his own experience. How that may be, we are unable to decide, for having but lately arrived to the anxiously desired age of twenty. one, it is beyond our power to vouch for its truth, still to gratify our shrivelled up friend, whose bachelorship for near half a century qualifies him to deoide, we here insert it, and trust it will occasion more smiles than frowns from our numerous readers whether old or young, married or single. Character of a Bachelor. ti A Bachelor's a sort of whimsical be tot mi iitu iiii.ii ii.iiiiiu ill 1 li i ii i t.

i ii ir 1 1 wm Jiti nhth not tiro novo in(onln4 4r A i- ate. He was formed out of the odds and onus of what materials were left af- r' il. IU amir um. lly, fr him, the finer passions are all a mixed op in the composition of those creatures inlended for social enjoyment. nl What remains for the Bachelor, is hard ly enough to rub round the crusty mould into which he is thrown.

'To avoid waste, some reasoning, that he i may not be quite insipid, iniut be sub his contracting after this date. IRA PAGE. Barnard, Feb. 2, 1824. 1.