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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27
SIR JOHN Fi,ANKLlN's ARCTIC EX.
EDITION

In tie Niagara's news mention IN made Of
Intelligence having been received IN England
Of Sir John Franilln's Expedition, aud also
Of The ships Of Sir John Ross, which were
sem 10 search Tor H. iiy rtTu HrNHi ofIhU
Whaling ,barque Mcclellan, from Dayiss
Straits, nl-New London, No have received
news direct from the Straits. Capt. Chapel,
of lho Mcclellan, Informed the New London
Chronicle that
"Aboui the fst Of August, " hilo tho McI,cl.
Ian lay IA Ponds lay. ~ ndcmntion of Inf
fms Bay, in lat ~, lou -, the natives 0fthr
const cntno on board the Chiuliain, M Eng
llsh wholcmnn,nud gave information hy signs
lhn two large ships were Ihcn living in
Prince Rcgrnt's lnlri, aud had been there
fast in the ice for four seasons; aud being
asked with regard to those on board, whcth.
er they were dead 0r alive, they replied in
The same way that the crews were nolasleep
I TINT II. not dcHd,) but were all well. This
Information wns considered by the English.
man and 10y Capt. Chapel ns indicating TINT
the ships OF Sir John Franklin wcrc Clearly
meant.
The Englishmnn landed NJ Cape llay,somo
Distance from Poud'sPny, n quantity of roul
and provisions with which his shin was fur
nishcd 10y the British government. for the use
OF the long missing ships, IL they should
Glance 10 come there, ns they would be o.
bligcd to do on their return to England. This
Is certainly the latest news from that quarter
md there is a possibiltyperhnps n probahil.
ny, that the commander of the unfortunate
expedition aud his crews nrc still alive. flcny.
an rCUtl TIiNT 10 may hn sou
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

vow
.
To che Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis.
trict Of Caledonia
VNHE Undersigned, Guardian Of Elias II
Bcmls, a minor and heir of Elias Bcmis,
late of Lyndon, deceased, prayW the Hon.
Court for license TO sell all his wards interest
IN Tho Real Esiaie of said decensed. set out 10
the widow of said dcccascdy lIuldah H. Re.
ms, as her dover in said Estate, believing it
viii be- for the interest of his ward TO have
sad right sod;--sAid Estate consist.
rrrr- r-t--+--- ++=!G of land with the build.
lngs thereon standing, situated IN The village
of Lyndon Centre.
JOB RANDALL, Guardian.
Lyndon, October 90, lSIg.
STATE OF VERMONT
Caledonia District, as
In Probate Court, October 22, A. ID T-ig.
nN the iorcgoing'pettion Il is ordered that
~ the SAID Guardian give notice TO all per.
sons interested, that said petition will be heard
aud decided at Probate Court 10 he held nt
the Probate Office in Danville, in said Dis.
irct,-on the l2th day of November next. lay
publication of certified copy Of said petition,
aud this order three weeks succcssivriy IN The
Caledonlnn, newspaper printed at SigJohns.
bury, IN said District all which publications
shall be previous 10 said 18th day Of Novem.
Der THERON HOWARD
Oj9w3 Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

" No fGwer than twenty thousand Aus
,riat.sol,liera are sgid to have persisted III
Hungary from sickness and fever nlonc,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27
JOHN u. HALE,
Fashionable Tailor,

ST. J0HNSB URY PLATN...
O. Particular attention paid 10 Cutting for
others 10 make up, G3DT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

OF qU NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

ton.
PoRh--Me note sales " arp bals, Mss At SII 3,
4, months; Is bhS. Prime At $40 u trn.- It'll na,
sales 1T sour $500.
BEEF.-Saes Of about 100 bbls NJ f,r Sims
stores at prices ranging from Sll.50 - Sl2
BACON.-Ne note sales Of 1900 lbs hulk 81 Ies.,t
d cents, less per sales Of 1890 bulk Haus not
strictly prime at Os cts. Sales ct 400 cauva,se Hams
Al cents and 400 plain Hams - els. Small sales Of
Shnu lters 4; o Cts. and Sides a. ! els.
BCIIER-lhere transactions of moment TO
note Gales is held from 3 to 10 cents r.. al III to
IA cents, and Western nomnaIiy at IA Cts.
LARD-There has b-en consider Die movement this
week. Sales " SID b5s At 6i o6i 1JJ pals
d clS. and 70 ohis grease Lard III cts.
CHEESE oIss of shipping qualities Ut Eastern, il
BOXES, Al . q. cents
WHiSkEl-Prcesha have been steady throughout
'he Week at ~ cents fr hhds and 49, for bis.
ana we quote The same To-day. with quiei market
ne in>Hec,ins ct the week hhls and 81 ~ b3I> #
which ~ OoIS Were received iotn New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

STATE OFTHE STOCK MARKET
Rcpored By Bererly Blair. Licensed Stock Broher,
State Stock per cents-par value SlOO-sales at
Corporation 6 per cens--par value $loo-last sales
at %.
James River & Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
Stae-9S and interest
Exchange Bank Stock par value $00-none
sale
Farmers Bank S'ock--par value slO0-99.
Virginia Bank Stock-par. value S70-G5a.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held SIS.
Richmond Fire Association Sock-par value $50
$40 l2a 80.
Rirhm,nd Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
par value 800 held At So and in.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, March 9.
EXCHANGE Sterling bills dull at 7aS per
cent premium.
BEESWAX.-Light sales have been made at 22a23
cts. per ID.
CATTLE-At the scales last Monday. the supply
was small and the marke, rather dull The offerings
reached 600 head of which 26S sold to city butch
ers IL were left over unsod and go driven 10
Philadelphia Prices range from s. 81 on the hoof,
equal 10 $6a7 Z 5 net. and averaging s. 80 gross.
HOGS-lhere was fair supply. and sales quite &C.
tive at prices ranging from $3.50 70 So.
FEATIIERo.-Ti' The operations are mostly confined
to small parcels we quote from 80 50 cts according
10 quality.
HOWARD STREET FLOUR.-The operations
have been little more active since last week. We note
sales Of $500 hbls select brands at $751;, and 1850
bbls mixed brands at $4Sli. To day the market is
rather dull The wagon and car prices range from
s46S4 to S415.
CITY MILLSFLOUR.-In the early part of the
week a lot or two was sold at f875-money. Since
then we have heard Of transactions; holders continue
to ask ST..
RYEFI OUR.-A sale Of lst at $3.3l.. A lot Or
two Of extra al $3.50
CORN MEAL--W quote Baltimore bbls at
s275-du A sale Of 200 bbls. Pennsylvania at S..
GRAIN.-The tendency Of the English to the
9th February. published day, far any effect is
percepIi)e is 10 depress the market.
WHEAT-Ihe sales of fair TO prime reds, several
de vs. past have ranged from 100 to l0S cents, and
quote these rats day. Two parcels Of fair good white,
not suitable for family -four suld at ITO cents; and
a lot Of prime family -four white at 10 cents
CORN.-Ihe sales Of white since "Wednesday in
elusive have been at 47a48 cents; and Of yellow 52a53
cents.
FLAXSEFD.-There is nothing doing, and prices
remain al ) per bushel.
RYE.-Ne quote good Maryland at 60 cents,
OATS.-We quote the range Of the market at 26a:29
CIOEERSEED.-The market has been duh ard
inactive and last weeks prices not sustained. We
sale Of 100 bushels prime this morning at TIA
INA terial decline.
HIDE>.-We note sale of $500 Porto Cahelfo and
Caracas Hides at SaS5 cents. they The imports
Of the week 6233 from Barcelona 81 from bermuda
and q 40 from coast wise ports.
HEMP.-The demand is still good but there is DO
stock in market 10 operate with.
HONS sui held finn at qao'aii.n-. Sales d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15
OBITUARY..

Died, ~ the 4h day Vt December 1913. WINCEN
NJ HUGHES, wife Of I. b. Hughes. Mrs. Hughes
was for many years, member Of the Baptist Church.
she was esteemed and beloved by all who knew her
FIR the rare and excellent virtues with which she was
endowed. She has left an afecoaale husband and nine
children But they console themselves with the beef-a
o-Ijet which amounts nearly to ceramry-tha she is
enjoying the reward Of the upright Christian etrnal life
with Cod il Heaven.
-. u Iirsey. N tie 1911 II December. 1913. in
Philadelphia. Dr. WM w. HOLLAND, Of Franklin
county, va ii the 21th year fits age, leaving af-
trciunae mother brothers. sister, and
highly respectable family connection, and many kind
friends VITO deeply depore TIER lo>s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15
I,,mwsvrafso.. of Gen. ToUJor.

i sccoRd snYpy Of the BROTHER JO.N:4TTLlN.
commcmoation of the elevation Cen Taylor TO thu
lr-' iencv in which may he found good hkcnesscS of
most 81 ie great men OF the nation together with great
He1i thar IS valuable and neres Tor
sale BY J\O. p WRIGIIr
March N-ts At the Post Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15
~ % "a = o. IA

Eli. books and accounts Of the late firms of Bagbv *
'ienSHV and CrenSlaw, Raghy & Garter, have been
placed my hands for collections 10 whom all indebted !,
please make payment without further notice. as longer IN
duIGtnct cannot pc gwen GEO. BAGBY.
Feb lj-Gif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

LIVE, STOCK MARKET, FEBRUARY 26.
BEEF-s2 Is T. 50 25, scale weigh; nett, s5.5e
TO ESQ.
IoGs-None in market.
SHEEP-$2 10 81 as in quality. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

B00hf, A|CrtONsC0E GssN ~ e5CSpNisCs'
Ed ~ II % y.
ANING fitted up portion of the room, occupied by The
Post Office, On the Of Bell Ruckcr s Brooks Dry
Goods Storc am in receipt Of an assortment of BOOKS,
PERIODIC.4LS, .NEUSP.4PERS AND SI.IIIO.N-
.3RY, which would at least be pleased to exhibit to all
desiring such articles. Below will be found list Of p1r
ton Of the Books, sc which have Just received, viz:
st and % volumes Of NIacauey History Of England
Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay, WIS.
Rollins Ancient History, $ vols.
Voyage round the World
Mansiield's Life Of Gen Scott, sc. sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

3Ouuns y. 3. I'LL ?. L. susar.,
do
I'D uerccs fed Do
> d" pulveriscd do
81 bo.c- Wooscv < Woolsey's loaf sugar
II barrels do
II hAds West India Mo,asses,
Il barrels y. o. do Ca superior artic'e)
p Bags prtae Java Colec-roccIvng and 1r sale low
by TINSLtY & TAYLOR.
March 15--Gt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

ffLOVER SEED --Ju-t received ut v prime ZIP
tJ vrr SEA- SAIIIIIsON : SIATHAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15


lce Nc"rncS have been well raised and cl arr a.
TONED To all the work incident To Virginia farming aal cir
sale Will afford favorable opportunity of to az
r' tdraNS, wishing to purchase such property. They
W be sold A. lar As practicable in amilies old
the separation OF husband and wife, parents and children
should the day above indicated be to prevent
Wih PC made On the day thereafter the first
III e'n'inued from day 10 day until completed.
f-KNS or Sal ia credit or !, months r;II H. c.,
Ill | moneys ne purchaser executing bond with
Nm nHocNt Personal security Sutsracor,, n u "a ,h
requirement NJ security there will 6r 10 ,rcept;a -, lit
"iiI be n2 rrTaay ct any part but liz Ill, !;
believed 10 be unquvstiunablc
WIN. WATTS.
EDWARD w. SAUNDERS.
March S-in30t Committee Sc Of Marth, va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

sac Of "a large nHi.bc. OfI.,Yv.,
Die &Eugcs

X I'hothy n an order IT the county court oF Camp.
- hcll county, made Ak it, February t,rr lSu IL, ip
IL" G7y The 3hh day II April, 1919, the Ri. rk IL
me- M L,llILnlr IN E.rs M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15
NENA tsEEA aEsN

DAN OFF from my residence, ABOUT onc !
~ Iynthburg, il Campbell county, on the nig
of September last, my negro man
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

NJ Since the Democratic Convention Of Vermont,
adopted the Buffalo Platform and came into tie Free
Soil organization, the Taylor papers have given out
that the party generally would accede to the union,
and have spoken particularly OF Bennington County. as
prepared TO bolt and the Bennng Gazette as a pa
per which would adhere to the old organization Tn.
fortunately for these eroakcTs il turns OUT that the
Bennington Convention, lie union confirmed and
the Montpelier nomination ratified and he Ben ng,on
Gazette has hung tie Banner OF the Free D. MORA.
cy. So the good cause goes onward. It's triumph is
certain.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA. A letter
dated Fort Kearny, June 10Th, says" Five thou
sand and ninety-two wagons at shutdown last
night, had moved passed this place, towards the
gold regions of California, and about 1000 more,
think, are still behind. The fever, however, in
many cases, has completely subsidized, and In 9TH
ers few more doses of rain will put them in a
fair way of recovery. A few are daily turning
back, and many more would follow suit did they
not stand IN fear of the rdicue that is most sure
to await them upon reaching home.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

NAMES OF WAR VESSELS. Charles Sum
ner, Esq, in his recent eloquent address before
the Peace Society, called the roll OF the English
spirit OF war. The following is the list OF names
cited by Mr.. Sumner, from the latest official pub
LEGATION by the British Navy:
"Acheron, Adder, Alecto, Avenger, Basisk,
Bloodhound. Bulldog, Crocodile, Erebus, Fire
brand, Fury, Goliah, Gorgon, HAPPY, Hecate,
Hound. Jackall, Mastif, Pluto Rattlesnake, Re
venge, Salamander, Savage, Scorpion, Scourge,
Serpent. Spider, Spiteful. Sptffe, Styx. Sulphur,
Tartar, Terrible, Terror, Vengeance, Viper, viz.
en-, virago, Volcano, Vulture, W arspite, Wil4hre,
Wolf, Wolverine"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

Do KINGBIRDs EAT WORKING BEES? The
kintbird has been regarded as one of the greatest
enemies of the apiarisn, in some situat ons. from
the fact that il is devourer of bees. Wilson
The ornitholcgist, suggested that the bird only
picked out the dfOnes, and never injured the work
ing bees. Some close observers have come to
the same conclusion One writer states that 10
test the matter, he killed a number OF the birds
and though he found many drones in their giz
yards, ne could find 10 working bees in them
What has been the observation OF others? Er
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

81 DID NOT THINK" The Portsmouth Jour-
nal says that two boys went into store in that
town and looked at some knives when they left
| knife was missing. The thoughIess boy had
some salutary reflections before the next morn
ing, as is shown by the TACT that the knife was
thrown into the store by boy who passed so rap
idly that he could not be recognized With the
knife was billet which ran thus:
+" Mr.. .abbey,-I did not think moment, last
night, when | took this knife from your store.
| Please forgive me.''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23
TO DAGUER REOTVPTsTs.
Eolian Piano F0rtes for Sale

NENERAL beautiful ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTEs
~ from the celebrated mandatory of T. GBERT Co
Boston, with CoLEMANs PATENT EoLIAN ATTAcHmENr
VIII be exhibited in the Rooms the Jewelry Store al
s. N. STORY, WdtdO Block, FOR A FEW WEEKS
There Will be some one present every afternoon from i've
until six O'Clock, explain the connection Of the Foap
Auachmenl with The Piano, and give few Of Their sweet
and f'wiAg any who may desire TO hear Ibem
In truly valuable Improvement and addition TO the piano
forte, OF which they have Manufactured nearIv sepf1
hundred is still gaining in favor and destined 10 come
into general use
The Piano can be used alone, the Euan clone or both
combined The Eoian will remain in tune a number al
years, and DOES not injure the Piano in the least.
Also, at the same place will be found sERAPHINES O
a superior quality
Please call and examine the above ms truments befor
purchasing elsewhere.
II These Instruments nil be sold uery lou in order 10
introduce them into this city.
June 20. eodtf A. MARSH.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

O. gentleman who has large collection of letters
and autographs OF distinguished men, far back for sew.
eral hundred years, showed short time Since letter
Of Koscusko, gallant Pole, Who served in revo.
luiionary struggle, the lady OF officer in Charles
ton, which closed with afeconate inquiry as 10 the
state of her husbands health for" continued he .f
he is dead wish to marry you, as have always been
one of your particular admirers but if he alive and
W III pray give my Compliments to him."
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

Zachary Taylor was badly beaten, Wednesday
afternoon, IN three successive heats, on the Hunting
Pack course Philadelphia by the horse Mac p
The papers say that Zach ''hard pushed The whole
distance, being, in the last garter dera5y pun.
ished by both whip and SPUR"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

NATIONAL ECONOMY. An eminent member
OF Congress from the West, writing to friend in
Massachusetts,, says: GA vigorous effort will be
made at the next session OF Congress to dsband
our army, and to lay up most of our ships, and
discharge most OF our seamen. am advising
our people to petition for these objects II it
should meet the views of our New England
friends, would it not be well TO send on petitions
to Congress !"-B0stOn Trdreiier.
We second this proposition, with all our heart.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

Gun CoTToN. Important discoveries relative
to the properties OF gun cotton are announced in
the scientific journals abroad. Among other
things ii is said that when dissolved in an alkaI,
1t has been shown to have the property of pre-.
cipitating metals from their solutions; and by
floating over lass plates, solutions of silver or
mercury, to which the gun cotton solution has
been added, mirrors of very fine description
are i'll this way readily manufactured
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

% postscript in the London Morning Herald o
Friday, The 9Th, says:
Sc The rumor is current in the Assembly that
the Hungarians had obtained an immense advant.
age over the Russians who marching be-
yond Raab. 1t is said that the Russians have
lost 1000 men.''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

GP We can sure GU: brother Of the Boston Adrer,
taser that it will be so" with those Free Soil eggs
They are already producing brood that aston,shes
Taylorsm They are instinct with vitality, unlike the
added eggs of hunkeIism, which already an offence
in the nostrs of the people, and viii much longer be
endured by them.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

FRESHMAN CLASS AT CAMBRIDGE.-We
learn that the Freshman class for the comiuy wear
will probably be one Of the largest that has ever
entered the University. Seventy four have al.
ready been under examination, and quite large
number more are expected Cambridge Chyon.
tcIe.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

VERY CONSCIENTIOUS. "A man lately confin-
edn Jail inSciota county, Ohio for cattlese aling
managed, with five others, 10 break out on SUNDAY.
and being captured by the sheriff OIL one Of the
heighbonng hills, he very gravely remarked to the
oIlcer 81 might have escaped, but had consci-
entious scruples about travelling on Sundav,,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

- The controversy about the number of John
Rogers children, still goes on. The Boston
Transcript is engaging in it with great zeal. The
weight OF evidence seems TO be in favor of the
supposition that there were eleuen. The Chicago
Journal says that Mrs. Rogers went according to
the arithmetc;-that is, carried one for every
ten.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

THE STATE REFORM SCHOOL. 1t is now
ascertained that it is to the generosity of the late
Theodore Lyman. that the people OF this State
are indebted for the school for wayward boys at
West5oro.' The amount OF his benefaetion TO
that institution was about $22, 800
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

GFA late English paper says: Such immense
quantities oil mackerel were caught last week on
me coast OF Sussex that the highest price obtain
ed ior them at Hastings was only four shilllngs
hundred and considerable quantity was sold for
manure.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

~ Some OF the Taylor papers profess great lndig>
nation that Democrats should change their principles
and come out in favor OF Free Soil. We do not see
why the Democrats may not as well change their op'n
ions in fauor Of free soil, as the Tayores against It
and we think there is quite much consistency aud a
good deal more of principle in ii.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

SLAVES FOR CALIEoRNIA.-Th Fort Smith,
Arkansas, Herald tells us that Col Ronner's par
ty, which arrived at that post recently, on the
way to California, was accompanied by six slaves.
every thing indicates that some of the more reck-
less spirits of the south are determined to make
the experiment of carrying slavery into Calitor-
MIA.
Wehnd the above statement and comment in
the Philadelphia American, paper which has
been vehement and bitter against the free soil par.
ty, Tor insisting upon the necessity OF some posi-.
tive legislative prohibition, like the Wilmot pro.
vlso, for keeping slavery out OF alifornia Its
perceptions of political truths are somewhat OH
fuse, but facts like the above will aid them.
". y EUe. Post
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

u Gen. Taylor's gross ignorance is perpetual
source Of modification TO the candid and intelligent por-
tea of his political supporters. To of them who
recently called on him he talked about CoNSECTicUT
as the "BIy State" II any doubts the fact the
New London Star says is prepared prove it, By
good Wing authority there is in New London.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

bS The county commissioners of Mddlesex
have come u the conclusion not to rebuild the
court house at Concord, notwithstanding the verv
liberal offer OF the towns people to pay $4,000 to
wards the expense Of building costing 1912 900.
or twothrds the cost Ola building OK less exnense
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

Coz. JACK HAYS. There is paragraph
going the rounds Of the northern papers, an
nouncing the dea b at San Antonio, on the Isl
ult., Of the Texan hero, who is stated to have
fallena victim to the cholera. 1t is entirely IN.
founded.--N O. Picayune
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

MEETING OF THE BAR. At meeting of
The Bar OF Philadelphia, held in the Supreme
Court Room, July II. I349, George NJ Dallas,
Esq was called TO the Chair, and j. Altamont
Phillips appointed Secretary.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

III child of seven years, named Sarah A Ward,
was so badly burnt in Boston, Mondayby her clothes
taking fire, that she died on Tuesday morning. Her
mother was absent, having lie her brother abb
nine wears old.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

CURIOUS VERDIcr.-The counselin a libel
SUIT west, urged the jury to make an example of
defendant, by giving exemplary damages, not Tor
a love OF money, nor desire TO have it, but for
an example TO all libeers, The jury returned a
verdict of$l50 Tor the plaintiff, ssnot to be maid
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

U Hon. Hemsnus Blocker died at Abaly en-
Thursday night lie was formerly Member OF Con-
gress, and U. S Charge des Aft Tres 10 tie Elag e.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23

Hon. JOHN p. ROBINSON OF Dracui, lost his pocket
book al Cambridge on Commencement day. He met
with similar accident at the same place last year.
Well
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NV. w. Brown, he fugitive slave, went out .
cabin passenger in the Canada to attend the Peace
Convention