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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1911.


Mr. BANKS, from The Committee on Prupo-
silious, &C., presented reports upon petitions Of
citizens Of The counties Of Harrison aud MariCn
Tor new county; oil citizens Of the counties OF
Bath and Pendleton also for a new county; and
of citizens Of the counties Of Wood and cksor;
also for new county; and The following bill: a
bill authorizing separate election al Union
Westinghouse, in Barbour county; and till 10
enlarge The powers Of lhr trustees Of the Iown oi
Woodstock in the county Of Shenandoah, and
Tor other purposes.
MI. FLOYD, from The Committee on Roads,
&c, presented reports upon petitions OF The new
Shenandoah Company, Tor repeal OF The third
section OF the act of March liih, ls40, concern
ing that company; Of ciliz-ns OF The counties Of
Bath and Allegheny. concerning slopes OF dams
on The Cow2aslure riyer; and Of stockholders Of
the Valley Turnpike Company, Tor The appoint
menl Of additional proxies 10 represent the State
in general meetings oi the stockholders; and the
following bills: A bill changing The time for the
annual meetings OF the Valley Turnpike Com
pany A bill TO amend and continue The acl OF
the I'd March, 1916, DIVIDING for road from
the Guyandote 10 the Kama wha river; and bill
providing for The construction Of turnpike road
from The LynchbuTs and Salem Turnpike, by
franklin Courthouse TO Jacksonville, IN Floyd
county.
On motion of Mr. FLOYD, The Committee on
Roads, SC, were discharged from the considera-
ton of the petition Of citizens Of the county OF
Taylor, asking some change or mobilization Of
the tolls at the gate and bridge in said county on
the Northwestern Road, and the same was order
ed 10 be referred to The Board Of Public Works
Mr.. DAVIS, from The Committee on Agricul.
ture, &c., presented the following bis:-A bill
authorizing the appointment Of Inspectors at How
ardsvls, in Albemsrle; and bill 10 incorpo-
ra.e The Kanawha Sal! Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12

Mir. LEE addressed the House yearly as iol-
lows:
lise, Mr.. Speaker, 10 thank nv friend !fori
Prince William Ter Offering his solutions, and
my friend iron. Goachland Tor uiicrins his amend
nent. For whatever dllc,cnce 0! opinion may
prevail 4. 10 The origin, n!oTrisy q necessity u
he war, there can he bur enc sentiment III t;-
House "a 10 The ineri II these who have con
Quoted i in The fed We all icmem!er he Thrill
.ot anxiey which ran through tie country At ;hr
runner Q! danger Io cur little army on lie banks
OF the Rio G.ahds and we can never forge! III
rush 10 Tie rescue made from all our bor,.e>. y
thing unprecedented in history occurred. n sin
&c biad. II the trumpet brought iii,y thousand
men 10 !; distant field OF aims. But before he
foremost cached il, not only was he dagger over,
Uui they |. urd oar victorious army mnistcrrg
10 The @Gn's and protecting the persons ana Pro-
Feny oithe vanqui>het. The movements. ne
ma chss, the manTuyres and battles which tel
IL ih' filtered corisjsgn OF our arms, and their
present triumphant; hSGirhfn Mexico, MAJ com
pare '"an'agcons3e'Fn least without calm.
on tnsh, with any which have sraced The an-
nal> 81 warfare. Our gallant soldiers have cer-
lany yrtd he iecoliccr 81 the davs When
small 4. nics did great hin:s. Tn. sagac.y II
The movement, The valor q The resistance, The
bfiliiancy q: ihr charges. tie humanity 10 The
variui>hed-lhc vic;ols Stopping in mid career
- supp The tanning wounded with water irom
their caneers-all his superb combination oiihe
dreds q deliberate courage, daI,n@ ca''anIfy
and untcsi'aiins tclrvolence. leaves nothing
wantag 10 lie glory Of cuf soldiers. Whalrve!
flower vaoi has ever claimed ior lis rinbl-in, h.
cause II lis glowing ccor>, or ply eyer wrp
over AZ topping with kind;ci tear. IS tlcora-
ing in iheiI brilliant chapel We gladly give unr
thanks hat ,hry won them, and our wishes that
they may wear lhean long And ] particularly
thank The moveIs oilhrse resolutions thallcy have
hiought licm forward n Il tine wien there seems
10 be disposition IN ot CT quarters raIlcr 10 TAR
nish than recognize and uice in lie tame Il not
OF eur armies, al least Of their commanoe's. !
iejoicc hat this House IS Ivy an UNANIMOUS VOTE
atou, "a show la !. has no raIi 81 lot Ill such
ingfaiinie; hailhat feeling exactly lhe rcvefsc
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VOLUME XLIli.-NUAlBER SO.


- and ,u,.rf. seemed hc,o,e ,,,, Gallant am,
!; ,,1e,.,.', ,.,,e,. ~, .,.,s =, IN b.,. !.
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10, our brarc soldiers and behaved ccnr,tv -
1,een bnmi,is.iun ana uumisei disgrace. surh
,a,r,.o,..,,a ,ooro,.,n, r,,jar e-;.I;.n c;,cn,r.
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Ell c,nrse. - t,sr;os s,,,;rs ant nnsill.n;n,o,.s
hear, |, o,,.l. ,.,r,i. ,,,,s,;.,I f,r n,oss -
our history wl.r,, ,ro,,d a,,,.. Ma ir.h !,
shane Is mantle III n. oha.ls !, ,a,cst rc.;s,:.
~. H. nv hnn,br iu.,cmcn, ~, n,os rr.,.sr>
nous am mes, crra - n,o.t,. NJ ;.,,,na,inr ,tsS
var j TX IN ,v,,whru i,,o t,.,ee - .,ttns IN.
eae.ry an; cr.or;er Man S,n,,ry ans '. ~.
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81. ' - =
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pETITI0NS ,Sr

By Mr.. WALLhCE: Petition IF c,;2ens of
King George, piayin. Tor amendments To The acl
passed 18th February, 1916, Tor establishing Free
Schools. ~ Mr.. WHITE 4 memorial Of CT
liens vi Giles remunsi:a'ing against the pas
sage of an acl IL change line the inr holding The
courts OF said county. BIZ MIR. HOWARD: Pc
ti,icn OF VIM Nelson, Tor The passage Of an act
authorizing him 10 cnnstrue, What al York
town. By Mr. BAMBRlcK Memorial OF ci
llZrns OF Brut ke, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he Tor.
n,alicn Of a separate election in The town oi New
Cumberland, in SAID county. BY Mr. DOR
MAN: OF citizens 81 l;ockhridse, asking Tor Ire
construction Of 4 Mcdaniel road from Slaun-
ton 10 Buchanan and from Sidunlon 10 Scotlsy.ll
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. SHEFFEY Resolved,
That The Cummitrce on Claims enquire into ihr
expediency OF rcpu.iinga bill % provide ior the
payment Of so mitch o the expenses 81 Cap.
Kenlon Harper. incnf7cd in I'd sing aud TIA intar-
Ing The Augusta Volunteers, a. has not been al
lowed in The settlement II Cart tiarpcr's acconrts.
On motion cl MI. STOVALL-,;e Resolved
That The Committee on Finance &c ins'ra tel q
enquire into The expectancy 81 sn'ndin2ihr 6ta,
9Th, S.h sections oi lie &C, oi 9Th 9ptl, j. 5
providing for he negotiation 81 loans, ard Tor
other purposes.
On motion ol Mr.. SEEFFEY, the Huuse took
up the hill to aulhorlZe The Baltimore and Ono
Railroad Company L. conlinur ihs extension q
their road through ihe tc;for, 81 Virginia, which
was read second time. Mr $. proposed IN
Amendment To the FIST ,ecinn 81 'he h,!l. the hi
then, on motion ui AIR. HUNTER, was iaid on
The table.
Mr.. LACY called up the unfinished business.
viz The bill Incorporating The Richmond and Pa
munkey Railroad Cum?aoy which WAS advo-
Gated hy MessIs LACY, MAYO and CA INES
and orrn ed hv Messls HuLlADAY, Ian
CASTER COOKE, DARkACOTT& Eak E,
and he bill was passed Lv The t,ilowns vote
Avr.-Mrssr- Jones of Chesterfield tSp-at-r.l Gus
lis Fnney, iiarl, Ityn- Pos eli MeDearmnn Slricy
Scrasss, Thompson Of 9oteiou.l, Bennett. Eambrck,
Bocork. Morris, Fox, Lacy lardwrIl. Thompson ri
nEwiGd-, Chi-man, Roanr, Love. Scott. Smih, liIl
Of fayeite and Nicholas. Carpsr jones al Gloucester.
racott. Ise billiard, Goodwin, Howard. Hunter rarr:s,
Gaines Robinson. Gresham, richmond, Ballard >cou
ley, Mcintyre Etmond-on If .lnrn6nrs. Banks, old.
ham, Browne rt Mathews and Mnidl,srt, Was:nneI,
Williams, Brirnr Edmnnd>nn Of Montgomery aud Pn-
laksi. Brrathed Prrrow VERIFY, Mems Davis, Neither
son, 1aium Newman, Cafkiey Anderson, Tyler. ll"f-
per- Mayo, Uornan. Bare Ilfnwn al Rockingham, I'm
of Shenandoah, Siicklry, Tate, f1iueh, Bufdrt, Gil
le-pir GnodsJn, Chandler, Siep'ra ant fnsd-.S
SoEs-M~ss Brown IL Alhcna'l., tiar:i'un cf Bfrn~
wick, Dickinson slaughter :; ilnan. Sttc.f, Walker.
Ieakr, Lane ,srf, Thompson Of jefferson, Ilrsnn Of
loudoun, Kelly, Newton, Oliver Symr, fnn-hil, S.fo-
ll-r, Cooke, Mori.on Goodwin, iioia!ay and Freeman
90.
On motion OF Mr.. BALLARD, tie House al
journed.
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MAJOR LALLY'S ENCOUNTER WITT
THE GTERULLAS.

The following letter from Major Laly was
addressed to Col Wilson, at Vera Cruz, and
by him forwarded to Adjutant General r.,
Jones, at Washington, and is published in the
Union:
IEApQrARTERs, JALApA, Aug. 26, 1917.
To Coz. UISOn, era CttS:
My command reached this place on the
morning ot'thC 20th instant. We have fought
our way tiumphanty every inch ofthe route
but have had severe contcsts-nay, battles
with the guerllas; on the 10th at Puso Owe
jas, las before rcported,) on the 10Th August.
at the National Bridge,on the 18th of August,
at Cerro Gordo, and on the 10Th, at Las Ami
mas, only mile and half from this city.
Not a wagon has fallen into the hands Of the
enemy.
We have been opposed by at least 1900 or
1900 gucnllas on these occasions-pcrhaps
less at the last, for they were badly whipped
ut Cerro Gordo where their loss was so large
that they could not reorganize. Father ia
rauta commanded them. Our loss is great;
during the entire march, officers wound
ed II of rank and file killed; MORALLY
wounded; GO wounded. Ofthis number, 4
killed and wounded were at places else
where than the four actions named above. /
regret TO say that at the National Bridge Mr.
George ID. Twiggs expecting commission
and to be aid de camp to Gen. T.) was killed
while gallantly serving in my staff; Capt. J..
II. Caldwell, of voltigeurs, and Capt. a. e..
Cummings, 18th infantry, were wounded on
the goth, las before reported, but are doing
| well now.
AT National Bridge, Lieut.. George A. Adj
ans, of marine corps, was dangerously
wounded: also, on tho same day, Capt. w. j.
Clark, 10Th infantry, in the thigh; I'd Lieut..
Charles NJ. Grearor. 18th infantry,not severe
ly in the legs. At Las Animas, on the 18th,
Major f. T. Laly, 9th Infantry, command
| ing officer, was wounded in the neck, not Sc
verely; but has, for few days been disabled
from command. A large number of sick
have accumulated, besides our wounded, aud
we shall be compelled to remain here many
days to recruit.
cannot too much praise the gaIlantry ofthe
officers, men, raw and uninsructed, have
gradually acquired confidence. Col. Wynn
koop arrived from Perote on the 24th, having
heard we were in danger at Cerro Gordo.
We waited three days for your reinforcement
and hearing of it at Plan del Rio,sent back
Il body of Dragons to National Bridge, who,
| finding it in possession of the enemy, We
concluded that it was repulsed. am pain
ed at the rumor we heard ofIhe loss of some
of its wagons DIR Cooper and ID Dragons
reached us.
I.cannot too earnestly recommend that you
assume the nuthorityt to order the re occupa-
ton ofthis city. Even ifGen. scott was not
before the City Of Mexico, and beyond the
reach of achievements, you perceive mat
trains arc constantly endangered by guerilIas
and am satisfied that this city has been their
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lu Waterford. by Hnv o. -m.f1. h0 N|.
JANIS D SutIu. ol ~a.H.Ia. ta Mo- H.
" UR.TI,as. cd NaI.r..rI.
lu Oruua, Mo-, OCT o, llhr,rf N ..I.
formerly u. Cabot, nut INIr 90 tHa H...
Theological S".aary, 90 N.ss E.irturru p
IAr.DNs, uf Or0uo.
d. Snnstcad G. T., OF ., Nr Currrr
W NWrr,o OF Racine, Wisconsin, f1 ~ ss
ttAUI.sh SrIslrr. Of Ntnua'..I
ln this town. oct ~, hy R.v Nr Bond.
Nr liaURrr ?. lIor1v. OF Lancaster.
y q to Miss N,UlN " daughter OF Capt
John barney
In KIRBY, sept -, by T.. Spluld,nr, Zee
Mr. WNl-oS ID. BrAN q" Miss spiauos a
GtsETI.
Ia Kirby, oct 3, by T. Np1uld,ne, Lsq VI
VI ,rW.v Ri,uAuusoN, O. MISS NtN,I NaE-
uuHN.
E-g. Mr. Samuel VI 't.s Co. B.. .s Jane p,ttsrsHH,
both Of " H.nl.rI
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| Mexico, three leagues from land, i'm front from
the southern mouth The Bay of Corpus
Christi, 10 run in n straight line through said
liny 10 the mouth of Rio do las Nucccs, to
follow thence the course Ofthnt river 20 lis
source. From the source Of the River Nue.
ces straight line will be traced until il meets
the actual frontier Of New Mexico in the east
south east part. 1t will thence follow the nc
tunl frontier of New Mexico Ivy tho cast,
north and west ofNcw Mexico until it meets
latitude 81 deg, which will servo MS the
boundary Of the two republics, from the
point at which it touches the frontier of New
Mexico to The Pacific. The Government of
Mexico agrees not to be found any new cs.
adjustment or colonies in the space Of land
which lies between the Rio Gandc aud the
Nucces.
5. In consideration oflhis extension ofthc
territorial limits Of the United States, the
Government Of the said States agrees to pay
to the Government ofthc United States of
MeXicoS---, at the City of Mexico, on the
day of the exchange Of Publications Of this
treaty.
and Z. BY these articles the United
States agree to release the Mexican Govern
monl from all claims of the Government or
citizens of the United States.
&. Provides for the settlement of Claims
in the same manner as is provided in the
proposition of Mr. Trst.
9. Slipulatcs that the Catholic religion and
the property belonging 10 that persuasion
shall be respected in the territory coded l."
the United States
10. Citizens of Mexico who may happen
to he in the United States 10 have the priv
lege returning to Mexico, without any taN
being cXactcd from them.
II. All grants of lund made 10y the Mex
lean Government previous to this ccssion of
territory are to be respected by the Govern
mcnt ofthC United States.
II. The Republic of the United States
binds itself, solcmnly, not to admit hence
forth the annexation ofany district or terri
tory comprised within the limit assigned los
the present treaty to the Mexican Republic.
This solemn compromise is one ofthr cuudl-
tons under which Mexico makes a cr~>iou
of territory 10 the Republic Of North Amprt-
ca.
-. All goods now in the ports occupied
by the American troops will pay the duuc,
established by the Republic unless they have
been pre- paid: otherwise they will hc couii--
Gated.
II. Tho Government ofthC United states
will satisfy justly the claims Of Mexican ctrl-
zens for the damage the American troop
have done them.
10. Merely relates to the ratification of
the treaty.
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To Stockholders.

The country Stockholders ofthc Conncc-
ticut and Pussumpsic Ri crs Rail Road CO..
who have not paid the All assessment Of 10
per cent. upon their stock due October lst
are requested to do so at an early day.
The Board of Directors having declared II
dividend of interest payable on the LIST day of
january next, delinquent stockholders will
bo expected, when much time is suffered TO
elnpse, to deposte the interest, which accrues
on all dues between tic tine when the in
stalncnt becomes due and its actual pay
mcnt.
Agents will not he employed for collecting
except in special cases, but those stocklold-
crs who cannot conveniently dcposilc in
Banks are requested to payto such persons
in their respective towns as have heretofore
been employed as collectors, who will forward
the amounts and procure receipts. 1t is very
desirable that all arrenragcs should he paid
the present month. T.. FAIRBANKS.
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WAR MATTERS.

PmLADELPHIA, Ort. q, l~l1.
There has been an arrival NJ New Orleans
from Vera Cruz bringing dates to the 2l.t
ult., and BraZos to the Odd
The Matamoras Flag says that Gen. Cush-
ing's brigade, cncampcd at PaIo Alto, wcr"
in good health, and would soon embark Tor
Vera Cruz.
General Lanes entire brigade had sailed
for Vera Cruz.
Urea has issued proclamation, announc-
ing the termination ofpcacr negotiations,and
that the MeXicaus on the Sth gave severe les
sons to the hateful invaders, 10y hcroically re-
puIsing their assaults and driving them 10
their positions.
The Mntamoras Flag says that the last ru-
NOR is, that the MeXicnns, inspired by the
news of SCOTS repuISes Mt the Capital, are
flying TO arms throughout the country, deter
mined to he in Mt the determination.
Three thousand are reported already there
and at Victoria.
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MEXICAN PROPOSITIONS.

Leaving aside for the present the first i'll
structions from Santa Anna to the Mexican
commissioners, we proceed to give an out
inc OF the uHimatum offered by them under
ms renewed Instruction, WHICH differs slight
~ from the original proposition:
ARTICLE |. Is merely an expression of a
"es're that there may be firm and lasting
peace between the two Republics.
:; Supulates that all prisoners taken by
inhd or sea shall be given up after the treaty
IS signed, and that any MeXicans who may
ne prisoners of savage tribes of1udians with
IN the limits of the United States, shall he
Even up by the Government of the United
states and returned to their homes.
- All the forts, towns or territory and ar
SSnery taken by the forces of the United
states shall be returned to Mexico.
Il d. The dividing line between the two
hepuhllcs shall commence in the Gulf Of
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Connecticut and Passunpsic
Rivers Rail Road.
STOCN HOLDERS MEET

NIb' N-lltlDtR~' MEETING.
large pnr of gentlemen from Boston.
Dir rtors uud Stockholders ~ ibc truEccrl-
cut rud rlssumpsic Eltl Road Company, 1r-
rived ~ thc month White Etcr on Mon
DAY evening, Oct llh ON Tuesday, after
having examined 'hc grounds scl,rtol for
he depot md rlo Junction Of thc thrrc Rad
Roads at Iho mouth at White River, they
passed urou t.s line oftrr io.d 20 Nowbury
cN1uiIr eng lhc most important points along
thc lru' and the character ullho nu-ouryuu aud
other operations or,ho Contractors.
\ Directors Meeting Ous holden at New
bury, 1u Tuesday evening.
On W 'du'~;1y, the parry examined the
rock point ht Ingalls, hll Boz N,Whury, which
has tccn regarded as tbo mos, difficult pus-
upon the route, AMI expressed their emuGca-
'iou'barrot only this cat, hut also ala Iho
points cNnmiucd the pre-, ious day were much
more favorable than bad hrcn supposed
Much credit was awarded 20 he Chief
Eugiucc. 1r his slim 900 rrr location OF Oh,
Road anil ,laractor oftIc constructions uu-
der his man Ecmout. o. shor, tho whole
economy OF Jhe operation was highly spoken
a.
Tho puuu. meeting orsl1rk holder, Wa
holden i the Wen. River House ou Ncdu.,-
dly. The lu.c board ofD.rrtor- was ic-c-
I,rl,.I with tie c,rcpiion OF Jo.rpL SAWYER.
ESQ. of p,crr ont. who declined a recollection
bon l,,or orl,i. friend. Artbvr Latham I.,.
ofI.,r,r
Amer tho transaction ,r l,,l.,p,... several
,.,.r,.,,,, o,,I-,.... ,,.r. uaI.. and uYrb
,,r,,l,l. r,,lr,,,, ,,nrl,i,,
rI,.. ,,r..r.... ..r, .I,r Hg. Rgal. ,,ir, ,,uirL
,,r connecticut. arJ p,..umn,,, River. Rail
Road i. ~ c,purrf.
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THE ALEDO MAN.

head quarters and their chief supplies have
been forwarded from here. Their spirits
have been rnrsoI uy nh=rurn oithr troops. !
amccruiu t0ni e. Dr.. scott, on tire spot,wuuIt
order ifs re- Co.,. uullfuu.
Very luuly yuur,, l.. T. LALlN,
Major .th lulautrf, Commanding.
We understand ruHt MAJOR lrlll'- -uggcs-
ton has been nuIIrlpltcd,l aud Jhut 0ri,rs
were issued on the l!rh of August, from thr
office ofthc Adunut General, directing ihr
rcorcupuliou of Jnlup1 We presume thut
before this time military post hps hyou co
tnhIishcd iu TINT civ Ne cannot doubt thut
Major Lully's force, Ioiucd hy Cot Nyn-
Loop's aud Gen. Lanes force, 90 least 1000,
has advanced to form junction with Gen.
Scott Union,
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From Washington.
Correspondence of the Journal of Com.

Correspondence OF the journal OF Com.
WAsHTNGToN. Oct. 9.
Col. William NJ. Smyth left here this NOR
ming for Mexico, as bearer of dispatches to
Gen. Scott.
lie carries to Mr. Trist an order Of recall.
The President recalls Mr. Iris, because there
is nothing further for him to do. The offer
of this government having been rejected, no
armistice will again he asked for-no ncgo-
tiaton invited, and no terms Of peace pro
posed on our side. Such, at least are pro
nounced TO be the instructions sent out.
OF course, it follows that the Mexican
proposition of the Nueces MS II boundary is
considered by our Government us inadmissi-
bic, and, in any treaty, the Rio Grande is TO
he the boundary, as Il condition sine qua non.
Before we even enter into treaty, our views
ofterrltorial acquisition will he so far extend
ed, that we shall probably require the Sierra
Mudre ms the line
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Provide against Sickness.

VENFfE subscriber having been appointed a
d gent of the Massachusetts Health lu,ur-
anco Company, viii receive applications and
procure policies. Policies are issued for from
ono to five years Gentlemen aye invited e.
examine the principles ofthe COMPANY, forms
Of insurance, &c. Apply to
EfUR MN JEWETT.
81. Johnshurv Plain. oct l-i7 I32 rs
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sGgAEGaGa

In Walden, Oct. l, Miss IlANSAn w. d.
RANT, aged %.
In Burke Sep %, JANE, Wife of Mr. Daniel
S. Townsend, aged "a
In this town, Oct 3, SUSAN ELIZA, daugh-
ter of Mr. John Grow, aged 4.
In Derby, Sept. ID, Of consumption, JANE
A. daughter of Sarah and Otis Thompson, u
red about Ii years.
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THE Markets.

BRIGHTON MARkEI-Monday, Oct. ii
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, 3l00 beef cattle, including 1850
stores, 10 yokcs working oxen, 6S COWS and
calves, 1900 sheep and lambs, and about 1850
swine.
Becfcuttlc-Extro, 1925; First quality, =
90 second and third quality, from 4,37 to 80.
Store cattle--sules ofyearlings, 7, . $40;
wear olds at from $l3 10.
Working Oxen-sales at $76, So, 90, " ~.
Cows and calves-Dull sales made at SD,
1S, %, Is and 81
Sweepstakes of lambs 81 ,63, I,S7, 2,5Oj--
Old sheep at LISA 800
Swine-salcs at wholesale 3; at re tail,
from to and Cd; Old hogs, 54c. per Id.
BOSTON MARK Eject. l3.
BEEF-Extra mess, l3 90 OO,OOj Mess II
so 1900; No. l, $50 1000; iprime, city,
$50 a9O0; navy 10 90 10 so. ....
PORK-Extra clear 10 90 a 90 OO;clear Ia 90
Is so, mess Is 90 10 50iprime ID 80 l3 90.
LARD-Boston log l2A, south Il west, 100
12I
BUTTER-store 10 a Is, shipping IA a II,
family % %.
CHEESE-new milk a 8, four meal s 6;
shipping a 8.
FLOUR-Howard street 6.5O 600; ONO,
81 0 90; Western canal, IS 0 90.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 a 81, flat 20 a,
white ~ "a.
OATS-southern, 90 co. northern, "a So.
BEANS-Whitc, ~ ,23.
WOOL-Therc continues to be good de-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-16
.liAS. ;. DANA, Judge
A true cpPy Of card, t5a'w5
Attest, NOEplAN DAVIS, RrElstcr
NATH NNiEL tHEENER = ESTATE.
STATE u VERNON.

At Probate couI. Ioidcn At the Probate o..
fee in Daryl'lc. IN said district, on the 18th
day Of Oct.lr.. A. ID l-47--
Eosur, SrrNF~', Adnlni-trator of the ES-
- tate of Nathan ~ Chocvcr, late Of Ha-dwc q
in tho county - Caledonia, deceased, pee
scuts his account Of administration against
said Estate for al vance WhrvuTon Il - or
dcrcd by said curt that said Airinistrator
notify al rrrsrIs interested IN sard Estate,
- appear az o. probate court to hr holden at
tn, Probate OniSe IN said DaEvilic, or tho ith
dly Of Noytmb-i 4 ID. I-47, az % clock, L VI
and object 90 thl allowance OF sald acco ant,
If 'h v sce O.. ...r, ~ Pnbl,shr1C copy Of .hc
record ot tins rider three weeks suvcvssiyrlv
IN e., CaIrdrur ~, a ncN sPaprr printed - So.
Jolrsbu-y 800 s'Id district
Attest G. = DANA,
5t,os, 1uCEs.