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500 Reward!
MORROW'S
IMPROVED DIAMOND STEEL CARY
n nTYITT

IMPROVED DIAMOND STEEL CAkH
PLOUGH.
g. Manufactured at Tully, Mo.
TIME subscribers have been appointed agents
for the above celebrated and superior
ploughs, and now have on hand
80 two horse Ploughs,
25 Que horse do.
As these PEoughs are becoming extern
sively known and used in this section Of
country, the subscribers deem it unneces-
sAry to say much with regard to them
Tba Moleboard is entirely steel, and those
who have tried these Ploughs think them
the best article of this kind now in use.
The manufacturer of these ploughs offers
one hundred dollars for a Moleboard pattern
superior to his.
We are authorized to sell on the most IA
verable terms for cash or produce.
H. E. BLOCK & CO., Agents.
Louisiana, Sept. Ilth, ls4s.-(n22 GIN. }
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PATENcT MEDICINES

- PATENT MEDICINES.
LANES EXPECTORANT. Jayne's Ton.
d 10 Vermifugs, Jayns's Carminstiye Balsam,
Jayne's Sanativs Pills. Jayns's Alternative.
Jayne's Hair TOMS, Jayns's American Hair
Dye, Jayhs's Agae, Pills. M a assob afzia
All the Shove medicines are prePsfed
only bY Dr.. Dsvid Jsyns, Phiiadslphia. and
for sts 81 HE BlsSk& Co., Louisisns
and B. Riggs, finley, 8d.agA tsasisiaad
Democratic banner., 1848-09-11

TREMENDOUS E~XCITEMENT'!!
GOODS are rushing in by every packet!-
The house is now filed! Three large storie.
crowded with goods! My stock this fall viii
be tremendous large, BY far exceeding any ever
before received, and at such low prices that viii
defy any and all
Democratic banner., 1848-09-11
WOOL CARDING.

THE undersigned having had their Card
ing Machine put in complete order, ate
now ready to receive Wool, and will CARD
at the following prices:
White wool, at 4 cents. per pound,
Mixed, at Z cts. per
IL All wool left with us will be carded
Immediately. GEO. w. jerks & co.
Louisiana, Mo-, May 26M lS4S. Ess,s
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Salt.

WE have Just received, and have for sale
Grouna Afune Liverpool Blown and Kanaahs
sals which Ne oHssr at reduced nfjcss.
% Or DUKE & cAMpSEL1,snl.
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CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.


We are requested to state that A. w.
LAMB, Esq, our present Circuit Attorney,
will be a candidate to refill that Office at
the ensuing election in November. The
counties, composing this, the third Judicial
circuit, are Marion, Rails, Pike, Montgom-
cry, Warren, Lincoln and st. Charles.
We are authorized to announce Colum-
bus F. Kirtley, Esq, as a candidate for
the Office Of Circuit Attorney, in the third
Judicial District, at Che ensuing election In
November.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-11

JUSTICE MASEK cad aH
kplA bis ybext Law Day, In Louisiana
sessfutdsk, tie i0sh day ofsepsehber, ls4e.
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Beef! Beef! Beef!

~-@TO the citizens of lou
isiana: t1t
~ The undersigned pro-
WN " pose to releave the in.
- convenience labored IN
der atpresent BY the citizens of our town,
in obtaining a good article of fresh meat,
by opening irregular market in c. Jackson
& Bros. ware house, on every Tuesday.
Thursday and. Saturday mornings, where
they would be pleased to supply their friend,
and the town generally. si9a
tJrT. znl McALlSTER q SHAW.
Louisians, July, 81, 1913! oa@
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45O.OOO GARMENTS,

consisting Of every. style and pattern that will be
worn.
Beware Of being deceived BY those who tel
you "their's is Martin's"---for there are mum.
bers that do, and are mean enough to stoop to
anything. Bear in mind that my storeis
No. MS, instead Of No. I14.
The numbers on Main street having been alter
ed makes my store No. l18. In front you will
find the name in mammoth giltletters-
MARTIN. F.,
On top the house a large No ll8.
1have the largest and deepest Clothing Ware
house in the west. And remember, that ] have
but the one store in the city. Z
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
All orders thankfully received, and warranted
to be packed correctly, at the lowest cash prices
IT'S no trouble to shOw goods!
JOHN r. MARTIN.
August 18th, l84s- IVA MOLLY
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WITH. ROBTNSON'S

Men and Boys Clothing and FuFpfsh.
ing Store,
TINE subscriber would respectfully an.
nounce to his friends and the public gen.
orally, that he has now on hand, and will con.
tinue to keep, a large and well assorted stock Of
Democratic banner., 1848-09-11

Sept. IltK3 fs4a-4Ws
Democratic banner., 1848-09-11
Guardians Notice.

September 4th lS48.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-15
The Corn Trade of Europe.

From the London Merca ntile Gazette, Nov. "a
Field work has been or less interrupted since
our last by the frequent showers which have fallen
in erent parts Of the country but the first three
breadth Of land intended for wheat has been seeded
and the work has generally been accomplished ia a
more tatsfactory manner than, from the previously
experienced excessive wet might have been expected.
Tn. weather has not been by any means favorable Of
late for improving the condition OF the corn In stack
nor can we calculate en- much improvement In this
respect until an interval Of frcst shall have taken
place. The very bad order in which most OF the
wheat has come TO hand has unquestionably had
influence In regulating the operations Of buyers and
has caused them to purchase with greater caution
than they would In all probability have done IL
the quality had been better Hence the trade
has remained In . lapgud state, notwithstana
ing the smslness OF the deliveries from ths
gIowers; and even at the markets In the agrioutu-
competition, the tendency Of prices has been GOV
wards At the large consuming towns ana tne et-
ferent ports on the coast where the stocks OF ioreign
sre large, the decline has been more atciaeo snu ~
yet there does not appear much prospect OF anytns
like a Tally occurring The arrivals rom tne coh'i-
neut Of Europe have not been ca quite 20 uosra
tcsle the week previously bat oobsotiaoe suppuss
of four Indian corn, Sc, Rave reached our shores
fro m the Unite states, AID there reason To believe
that va sball have further receipts nom Inc same
quartz during this and next month. We are, how
ever TO think that importers VIII mostly land
in hand wait til The lst If February rather than
pay the prese duty, and that no sddhion OF inpor
lance will be ma lie to available stocks befrs the
perjod named II IL, therefore not Improbable, par
tteulsfly the winter may prove revere That quota
tious m ay Iiss 20 Moderate extent. As YET, nov
ever the corn trade In all its branches rematns eS
r,ivty dsprssssd aud at Mntlare every articla has
rect dea sls~s W.. - $1,000. -"
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upon the last but still 1t does not inspire
much confidence.
King Ohio has had very serious fever but he Is
now out Of danger ard is rapidly recovering.
PORTUGAL.
Advices from Lisbon OF the 18th inst indicate the
comme mt Of Miguelite movement; but Lisbon
was perfectly tranquil.
AUSTRIA.
There ia news of interest. The strong hand
regps at Vienna. Military executions stil continue
the Rlacis TIE execution Of Blum caused intense
emotion through all Germany but it Is subsidng But
what be done Austria notwithsta nding her
vertes 10 still powerful. It was known saying of
Napoleon, Cete pieiIe .4utriche meurt jamaiS u
Austria and Prussia gambling for the imperial
crow Of Germany. Each mon arch has staked his
crown on the game. The people pay the piper, and
Europe looks on with its hands in its pockets
The Wiener Zeiitne of the 18th, contains the fuan
csl turvty Of the last eleven months and shows de-
felt Of no less ths sixty millions of forms The de-
felt in the receipts chiefly from Hungary and ta-
ly, and Of the expenditure from the extra disburse-
ments for the military They have been chiefly
ed by credit.
The day before great mercantile house failed for
25O,COOf.
change of ministry is expected at Berlin every day
The King will make concessions and by. and by
shah have the whole story over again
GREAT BRITAIN.
England is in siafu quo. They say the wings not
stand their ground much longer.
The misery in Ireland is very great The cholera
Eere is not increasing
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Our London correspondence.

LoNDoS Friday Evening, Nov. "a, 1s4s.
Tranquility Restored at Berlin-Th French Elections
-.fustria-Ewopean Finances The State of Eu-
rope, &c, Ss.
My letter Of Friday evening last will have prepared
you for renewal at Berlin Of the ents that were
pstrated ut Vienna. Up to the evening 90 Tho o,,,No
vember, Berlin was tranquil, ad likely to remain %
o'"'u hau .een disarmed with out Offering
ou' ministerial crisis still prevailed, and
's '-e ripe for mschiefas the opportu-
MY sresents itself.
But the all absorbing topic Of interest in Europe at
the present moment, is the approaching 10th Deem
Der, when he fate Of France is to be decided When
last wrote, the two favorites Loui, Napoleon and
Cevagnsc had left their competitors far behind and
the former some lengths ahead of his adversary
The strenuous terts Of Cavsgnac and his adherents
have brought him close up to tho Prince, and they
were two days since reck and neck when an incident
occurred which has puSs.d the best jukges of this po
btical race. The consequence of the Incident am
about 20 nude to, a. that Lamartne Ledru Roilin,
and Raspai, ore going to make push for IT, with no
chance, however, Of success. Myovn opinion, which
however hope msy be erroneous, H. that storm is
brewing which win entirely change the complexion OF
agairs in France.
The following Is tho incident in question: On So.
turdsy The lsth ? manifesto wso spupd by NM Gar.
ner Pages Peguerc, DucPrc AID Baytheemy st
Hnare setiipg forth their views the suhcct Of the
election Of the President q the republic 10 commence
by declaring that number OF false reporis randsr IL
imperative ON them 60 declare their sentinispss Unt
vrrsl suafeEe they cay is he life ttet OF the repuO
Io. ana ,serythiug that tends 20 impede ito free
aud uncontrolled cxercpe they consdr NJ nature 20
compf,mite the republic Itself the dangers which
the tile nay have to run, they consider To be OF
three kinds eoups defaf, usurpatons, aud excetses;
ard these they are firmly dete rmned TO oppose by
every means in their power. They then speak Ia
strong terms against any inteireno with the peopls
In the election Of PresiSen', and particularly by the
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animation had been unable 10 fni single
argument 10 favor Of ~ passage undcF cXis-
ling circumstances and thought that thone
who supposed the passage Of the bill necor-
.ary to intimidate the Mexican goysrnmcut,
overlooked the actual condition 90 that gov
eminent. IL was the mere shadow Of gov
eminent, existing 10y our forbearnnce. We
might take the territory, and save our TWEEN
~ millions. lie also opposed the hiil be-
cause il would have an uniayorahle effect on
the monetary world said the levying oftnXes
In Mexico by our government was unconsti-
,utional, and protested against such an act ns
without law.
Mr. Johnson, of Ga, advocated the passage
ortbe bill, aud supported the administration.
The House passed the bill for the printing
orthe army provision contracts.
WASHINGTON, March IL.
SENATE. Mr. Clark moved to take mp
the resolution which he had previously offer
ed, calling on the President for a copy Of the
despatch to the Consul at Monterey, Califor-
MIA, forwarded in November, lS45, 10y Capt
Gillespie, destroyed before entering Neru
Cruz-which was agreed to, Mr. Hannegan
adding the usual discretionary clause the
resolution was then adopted.
Mr. Cuss moved TO take up the Ten Regi-
mert Bill.
Mr. Berrien opposed the passage fthe bill
and denounced its object, which would OPP
crate OH the fears ofMeXico, and force her tc
cede two sovereign States for a sum which
we force her to accept. He could not sit ST
lent AID permit the act to pass without re
uaonstrances, which he deemed injurious Il
the honor of the country, even if Mexico hnC
power and he feared the acquisition woulc
prove fatal to the welfare of the American
people.
hIr Webster followed Mr. Berrien in
speech OIL the Ten Regiments Bill. lie com
lnended the remarks ofMr Calhoun made tn,
day before, and showed in clear light thC
uncons;itutionality of the course the Presi
dent is pursuing in forming laws for the con
quered provinces of Mexico without the in
terposition of Congress, &c.
In the House, the Speaker announced tho
first thing in order the resolutions previously
reported for printing 100000 copies of Iht
patent report, at a cost of $4,000. A de
bate sprung up, in which the participation
were Messrs Jones, of Tennessee, Conger
Robert Smith, Marvin, LahnI, Vinton, Ste
vens, Pollock and Toombs.
The death of Mr. Holly, of New York, hay
ing been announced on Saturday, both Hous
es passed the customary resolutions, anC
without transncting any other business, ad
journed TO Monday.
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Farm Cor Sal

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Y nsfrt fn .hH sanfhursi Hrr
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frffa Fasaflrsfasr B ..Err r.u.n.rr
fl rfrr..rHi bed E1f arr tsrrH
r.rI .arI.nf Nanaf atft irrra Cd .I
tadaines ha.d Mrn fufH HatsFa. Boo
rurt srrnf .rrI ara 81 ..f .... o.
rrunr and ftf.rr rrreth ~ ftfM HHr
trfrt that wt. b. larrf HsHr Il. a
rtafs ai.H. tHH iaFrr aFf aTr.sraa ..
arT in town atruf pa arHh $500 EH
rrtnff W. .fh rha.rr farastFn f..
Fee fffarF u irrrHsrr.s ts Hrr rrH .s'..
pore hrsr "a tFlnr rFHr HHrtfH I.H.
kirJa "a rfrtarF fF.Ia az r1sE #rH 'r
frf HnrrtrH HrrI .fr.rHf r.HH.rH Hf .H
80 au t.r nrrnlsfH CO.'S 81 rfE#f s#
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81 I.insla-r. Maffa gf
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THE ALED NIAN.

aaia Eogrrasncu: o that of HE United States,
ai De- rfy a Mes lco, iu Ilic gold or SILVER
rai.n al nirra TIE rruiuihing twelve uiii-
i,uas M ttilars sNali h. PAID a. the same
rett. lu haafi1ai y gA'ueuts nt fi'rce uiliiprs
ri aa'.nfH sara. Ju fcibrr with Interest "a tee
sauir. ui zoo rafe 80 ser oentum per auuurn.
tlas luirre1a sia|i begin 90 run upol tne
s..e't snB ul rst e. millions from the day
~ rse naf .raissn n tl.e present ifcniy by the
Aeffeau goa rri.H rnt rnd tlir fire. Of tiIe ir-
s,a'iner-r aia d. Ir,ll ~ t,e expiration e
alaf fuaf Hura ''t same day. Together with
sar0 an. Hs' .assa' utou', us ft falls due, tiic
hsI. HtwFfrri nf ffi.aur on Furh iHrialuIeui
fHat .IH isE.nH.1' stal also De- paid
HarHai RI uIalnri HnoiHer plan of
Ha nsr HrHaF. 3 fg wiich the whole Sam
H have isrrn .undr Iliulc-
H#HE H.i... tHr M-kiear nufhu. iIleF-
.r is f.rfa s. O. .aloCk hui tlir -cHaic "a
Ta EF
.e Iaa. lfl.f rd Is.b roqa.rs Gee Jafe,'
e,ars afrFuf.Fr t1 sssuug nnd i,ay an tlu
rlaif.s H AaHFaeat citizens, How lnr. aia.
owl .ir. als. tafH ica.eB ai.d aa f.iai niry
arrea HrrH.lF ssc srFcraI'f FOL fIle tna.
reEf.His H3 leF' u n lelt fl.r iNfh reiatrs
ia aar uriH 81 afh party la srsri toTr
tafr o. lttr H b. rrFeHaI ~ tlr g.
~ D. af r1srs-. 1900 15'lif r'-..ss- ciifrf-
90 he HlyFrsIO tl of merchandise and FuN.
ilirs iut-ateI .ur.ne thc uc-upaiion of
Mgai-D i'f Uru u tuIls, nr frc.ipts tn utrr
unal efarursHI { ihe country. The gle,
prug les Iaf tiaf poiuimrui 81 lumu5is iuu,
ora aHIHsI afr lfurr diHruiies Dec Frcu
tile tn -aVaaiHs tbe Hld uutg.e sprc.tr1
tiis eeuerui Isl.a.. Iars on ,sliarh iuiurv surs
f HHg tirrr sla Of o. bfrwara the fNa
countries. silaF Or conducted u rrsTsect tu
uff-iHuu suf su-romlaIfautE, prisoners
of var g.. g. 4 bel 2id suiclg nrGulfrs ODE
rf iraflon al .sf TREATY Ir i.rir u,nf ilfs Hu'
thi. au.rig b. nl.I rd tY secret article 81 i.icl
all.gs gtalE u..1 chs I Necessary Which
srtfet afffc.e b a irkcu uui ly tle -eiate.
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sisiervi ssry siruiarurt ~ Ii,s Of ,iss
rev ulfnnwfF
Il,'s H'ora'ag .Fr,aay, PEA. ASH r.r- 3.
perfrciiy gaseL
Tho fhors hnarref. ars ria,se.lfi,r siresu
nre haricrtei as i.airfs aitf iassfie urs H.ak.
iuE pieparat1las io suara Esr rasllr ri Nin-
rrunrs
rfufAe reiniu fllfir resrli1iiuunrf rIfslirfif.
AZ elssfes 81 20 Eapuiauaa tasas i'ari be-
The p,atae were stn Ass,asa.I.nr SEQ.
reuncs oH ths uuoIa ii.ai arvi ra tls f,sa-
lsie.
The outbrcak suesns to hars hoen urra-
siourd iuirts..if.frIy hf CO. aflrrlf Hf Ile NJ a
isiy i1 sHufrres tbt neHrm haurarI fs hf
hea oo E1d of feiruay n ran thamr aa
fiBsres.
Fnos Esstavn Il.rrs uasa rsuar 81
f.FeFfunu' uH rtf ssiif.E af .Iae staarufr. IiIsf
l.ara lei1 RassrIi bad Hsa.aaeI u.r FrraI
rrship TIE natFrr bai rsuse1i aa..rh t.a.
Satisfaction. t1is deficiency ei i'lr AeFri,ae
uas Clfu0 n00.
Lord Jobu Ru=au l.ad rraaa.-d ta b.
crcnse the iucHrF rak io g IsaF rErt f.r Iua
years.
The majority boz dsa nauas afCasaa..ss n
iayor 81 - -eruud ryatiuE fus Araas.
Disab,fharF hiIi siu- 80.
WHmer'r mc- suys, tire Minisicry b
dooued. having been deicatcd iu several
urasurrs
Prince I.au,s Nspolcon Runsparte sci 90
from Loudun So PARIS ou Saturday morning
che .hHh 81 Feii.1 airy.
Coincidence SOS returning iu Englandaud
fuot,eV was rduFr abundant No funtr iaH
urus vt mu0rtaufc were anticipated There
was coOsiabvaisly more activity be- ilc uaanu'
. featuring d,striru.
Eyotisn MatErrs, Cotton u inactive
M l--dn la decline. Broatatuas bad
. been depressed. lHt closed ai rather nrmei
. prices; 'ho dcuui b. moderate. Flour ~
/ ID per bbl. Cosn, ~ a 3O-; American Wheat
{ go a Gss; Meal. t2s BE "a.
FRoa hrlAsb. there is nothing Sew cat
RACES were hess Ncqucnt.
FKoM BAVAntt, we learn shat Lola Mon
. ties had lircH 5Fiwn from tie c0unty bg ths
students Hnd pcogie, la spite u the ntiemlt.
Of the King b. tain her.
/ FRon irALY. The work Of TRANSPORTATION .
| going forward iu i.aly. The siciiian Parlia
meut wns to nsse nble ~ Palermo. 4 Re
/ gency has beCu appointed during The uinor
/ Nv ofihe Prince loyal, who b. 20 ~ Nicern,
/ OF Naples The roops had returned % M
piles, and an ANNE sly lad been proclaimed
The Austrian o. aops had come la couiae
/ with the students ofthe University az Fadua
and fight onsue,l, in which one hundrc'
| persons are report ed TO have been ALLIED nn,
wounded.
/ Affairs at Rome are represented 10 10 in
/ feverish aud unsettled state. Rumors ur'
prevalent that the Pope was disposed 90 hols
! back in respect 10 reioTmalory measures
and that Ice had b,,en deposed.
Prince Mcttoruih had declared TO Englan'
that Austria would not interfere in the utiair
of Italy. This dec Larution had quoted ia
apprehensions bci,Fe prevalent, Ola genera
European war
The Russians hsd gained some advantage
in Circassia.
The KaiIir war n the South Of Africa, ln,
ended, all the relsol' chiefs having been TAI a.
! prisoners.
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L1A.r2EEa

10 wsirrista. Ms.,h q, NJ Lonasr u. FAHr,
eyed ~ years.
Ia Hauovtr, y. o.. NaFch -. Mrs. sarah
l. g. Cha-nhfFhu uiGcw q she ialr ffaf
Cha4nhcrlin afnart D1iirgp aEvd g.
A. Drrtv Liae hf.s,h ~, al iniani scr -
Henry g. aad huit q 'rratsss.
Ia Rvrgaip. tch sli. 5amrH hah. %, Use
aged q Yeats
Ia DanviIe. Jsa. ll Harsiet, SasgAtcr ~
WiIiiaa ald lai,A EaHlfa.aga, "a HARSH O. ~,
agcd Q months
In Marsh6c "a Frt q JaEa Camuaingt ,Eiir
q " M Camua,ng-a. sd "a gears.
In Derby, Msach ittt, sally, witg 81 NJ J.
saac Robbins, fsruarriy sifuw efsse lair 5an-
gel Me --in, q ntnr 81 sgd O..
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~ CHANCERY-siNTH CIRCUIT.
Crlrdauia taunrr, no
gTa.fhas ssranv o. A. Inarsira &asisA sAfaa,


Calrfs EaEussv ssrf Narssaia 1abss1a.
NN~UEREAs. Eloathsn suarg, ~ h.
w guaralaa. JOSIAH sacdd, baeh I'd F,trh-
sa,. ts thr Comfy &C Caitlonia, has hird tn
aae aIEor BIO complaint against Calyin lohn-
- f-f.. .f t'rseshurF la tis CHu8ty ut Or
laaas. uaw 81 F5ftuu, ta Jauaal Easl, aftinF
f1r,h 70 subsistence, shat sait CALVIN on ihr tlih
B8v 81 rahrasrv. 4 ID i-fs, hCiug iutFhtra
o. one Wriaai e. SFrrBr, 81. Boston, Aassa.
ehcr. ca. iH thr sum 81 go, cps hed ora o.
rreufEa1ry vote payable 90 aaia " w . StF'nc
ag brarr4 a. follows $3.50 ia enc vraf, Stao,'n
taa srars. a1la. ia three ycara. tso h"Horrd
lausfa. .n s.ar years ana one huu1rrd ahd
twenty HsIiars in Eve Year,, with Interest al.
rrsffV. lp order % nrrurc thr tamf, tae sad
Calv'n abE his y boz Maunda ua thr said tAih
af Fetruary far abe rrnsidgratlen oi sad suau
81 ilanfv. bv their deed siEnrd aud sealrd aha
arkBr 10 II arrd By thcfa ana recorded in soc
form aiiaW. id convey ard ruuhrn 20 SAID
WIN G. thr fuIlpwiaa 1escriic6 Land ia Give 10
bara' in She CoHnty - ORLEANS, and Sisie 90
Errr.aut. q vie. siae uhoic % Lnt NJ. in
-tfr sfh Range 81 Lots ~ tiIr fiFhf 81 Sunas
.Calushs and also the s'uih baa - hot No =
Gin tI~ F,nh Range Of Lots in sad tuwn 81
o. 4; ,..snsiars' r.--Ihat Afterwards 90 tho isth
~ lf.rrh IsEs. ths said " g. StronE rrieas
"a 80 ana raareyea 90 80 Orator AT his in-
,sr,..t and r,rh,s af and in said mortgage dcrd
and su as .nlfresi in Sad Ptorniasury note ena
fost 4s rsrt 81 the Said sum q moary has
seru pad ~ SAID W,liiam ~ 20 The ofaiof, end
r-ar,nr faFecioauru of thc cqaity 81 ftdetuP.
tan iu sad rnegtgaged pfctafscsi ans was rcae
4 aps.rafs that aaid Calvin Jlhusaa a"d hts
vii, NfaF.nda johnson Fcssde 81 .thuui thls STATE,
% hat a sahpoaa eaauot tse served up1n ~ ins
vhrrrGsrc 2atsoani o. the IRA -cctlnn 20 the
alth Chapter az the Rev sd Etaiufrs oi tl.F
STATE, uoficc u hrrcby Fitra to thc said TAB
vsn gohnsoa ard hts C. Marinsa gchnson,G
fhey are hcrfby requ,.ra b. uaAc the'r prraon-
al appraruacc brfarc the ChanccllaF - the
Sinth Jrdtcial Crest VI the state a Nrrnlout
al tlr Court Housr "a banFille, on Sac 1rst
TUESDAY ~ June nezt. bring thc hrst aay Of
the aeEt stated term nfthc Nourt 81 Nhaacery
80 said Cauuty 81 Calrdos.a, b. uakc answer
30 The SAD h4l nf compliant aud ahsde the Or
acr ~ sad Chancsiiur In th1 Ffcmir1a,ana Ne
ssid Catapla uant 10 nrdvrva D. cauer thiH order
81 bruahiinhea thrco, ives ts aucccasitriy IN the
Csicaouian, a ucwspaPrs Prinirg a. -. yohaa-
bufr. n said CoantY ul Calcdauis, Llc laat
pablscalisn ~ b. 81 leasl tHcntY days prrysoas
l. thr caulaifurrulont a sad a. 10 ttatca tcrta
"a thr sasd Cauu cf Chacrrry
CiRru uasrr nr hanH 81 psnrilie, 10 sad
Cssnty fhts g2d dty a. Msrch. a ID i-s-
SAINT. b MATTOCES. Clrrk.
nN nAgts, S4aigtitar. I-eua
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-03-25
GgAHm KABR&

In barnet, Narch o. BY Rsv rho-nrs Gsad-
willie, Mr. Elijah d tarvey, 81 Dsnrtlc, -
Miss Marv y JuAas-s 81 BaFnut
In Bath, n o., Nar.h o., BY Rev DAVE
Sutherland. - Mrsaa ~ krisry, ~ uurby
Vi, 90 Mics Los, 81 birr Il Jullu y. Cafisr,
Esq Of Bath
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-03-25

FiAE-Ttrue harns, isionEing 90 NJ liilli
Gnlisun, Il ihis Town. EifuHtch rlaafn fno
miller east uf this village, we're hurui un
"Wednesday cteninr--hay, rfHin, aus larra.
ing implements ~ das'rsiei. turCillrr wrh
I've horsrr NJ a.. was panty assured lHi
~ loss hry.ind insurance moss lr nraf s'.0n
THIS fre brilliantly ilinnhuEitd Our village.
and cuused an alurn iu ouT Streets. o. .'ai'
~ number 81 peui tururd ont iium iiriiin,
Barre, Montpelier easi village, and t.f.s 30.
isgr. uld with w G.'s netghl'afs sucref.iied
iB saving tllr house.-.iiouipei,er Hairi'n1as'
DtsrHtcrur Tisr. The rurnaee establish
went o. Mrasra. llammeri a puper, ia Vast
Dor-ct. va, burnt co the Gan lust L.aHs Ca
50O-.rsrred iof $4,000
a. We uudr-stsnd that nosi o. thr ir,st.
meu on th- Coaaerurut River LlHr, ra a-u
az an Nrrsnaut Hna Masssr taast go. taFr F1rr
ta walt gain ~ iie 1ie pr.re.
A wats yirron ls nfuar Ths WtFs
~ Detfol bare rar.rf u.e.r r.ir fia-f.aa r,-
HaaraarfF TEfr tats Hs .rfitF .a rrar4
aars haf anf ~hs wing uaIrry .a Iar o.
~ .sIus lsai an, 81, iaea 80. aa..s..s
a. 90, r1---= gale arai2 fsf ths wh.ss
nmGuTON MARKET- Nsr,h is.
Nf narrrt. Ila beef cattle, n rHkrs
u1fk.H ne oxen, Dr. rart fn1 calves az sheep
aHd rs Swine
hsffruuir--eftfs. e. a. 20. Gree gu1Iiy g..
l1 b.s5. sfrand 6nt.E. th.rt 800 a $50.
Murb ne brgua So, .H urr Jus
Cows and raIvea.- nuL go, g. l- aua ~
rhrrpat. g 1.1, q - sta o.
suina--foas Id nlarsst su.tabis Gee prdlriH
BOSTON MhRkET n.t received