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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-18
NOTICE..

YNHIS certifes that have from this date ci,cn
Il my son, ELI ID. CoLLIss, his time 10 act and
contract for himself therefore shall claim none
OF his earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contract.
ing AFTER this date. PELICK A. COLLINS.
Guilford, April 0, ls4e. xs7
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TO RENT.

VNHE Stone Building opposite the Phoenix
Il House. The building contains large and
spacious Store, Hall, Dwelling, Basement and Gel
lar, and will be rented together or separately.
NJ Possession given the LIST Of May.
A. DICKINSON
Brot,lehorc, April ", 1870 ifs5
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China, CrOckery and Glass
Ware,
OUR STOCK OF GOODS

Is now larger than we have ever before Offered,
which will enable to Offer still greater induce
ments to our customers, and all who favor US with
their patronage shall be assured OF having Goods
tfsl WHEELER & PRATT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-18
FLOWS.

TINE subscribers have on hand great assert
Il ment Of DAN w, LANES Improved Pows so
famous in Franklin County, for sale at the Foundry
in Bratteboro, and at their Pillow Factory in Or
ange, Mass. DAN w. LANE & co.
April TO- ls49. 3w35.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the district Of
Westminster: To all persons interested in the
estate Of LEAYITr II. ROBERTS, late Of
Putney, IN said district, deceased, intestaie,
GREETING
WHEREAS JonS r. MILLER. Administrator
w Of said estate, proposes TO render final ac-
count OF his administration, and 10 present his at
count for allowance before said court al session
thsreof TO be held at the Inn Of J. Ayrcs in Graf
ton IN said district on the last Wednesday of May
1870, therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said court at said time and place, and object
to the same ii you shall see cause.
The application Of said Administrator for an or
der of dividend among the creditors Of said de-
ceased stands for hearing and decision at the same
time and place.
ABISIZAI S7'ODDARD, Reu.
Townshend, April 2a, Is49. 81
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Connecticut River Railroad.
stk L every day. " tsund ISs , ss,
-1-------A-- ccptedl as follows:
LEAVE SPRINGFIELD
For Bratlcboro, at z A. NJ, and 2 l5Pu
LEAVE BRATTLRBORO
For Springfield, at "A A. NJ and 4 45P.M
Passengers leaving Brattlcboro at 30 A. NJ. ar.
rive at Springfield at 1920 A. NJ, and can proceed
directly by the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
aud Steamboat TO New York, or waiting till n n
NJ. can leave for Worcester, Providence, ALBANY
Troy, &C., by the trains Of the Western Railroad
Those leaving Brattleboro AZ 45 p. NJ arrive a,
Springfield at ! 40 p. a., and can proceed directly
to New York city by the night train and steamboat
RETURNING.
Passengers leaving New York by the New Haven
Boat at A. ~, or by the New York and New
Haven Rail Road at A. NJ, or Albany by The
Western Rail Road at u A. NJ, arrive In Spring
field in season for the p p NJ train for Brateboro
o. Fare from Bmttleboro to New York via
Hartford and New Haven Railroad, s4OO.
NERcHAEDizE TRAINS run daily, (Sundays ex
copied.
JOSIAH HUNT, supL
March ], 1888. u29
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n BOOTS, SHOES
49, AND RUBBERs.

JUST received BY the subscriber, the largest as
j sortment Of BOOTS and SHOES he has ever
offered in this place. They were bought for Cash,
and will be sold low for ,he same, or approved
credit Z. SIMoNDS
Oct. 10, Ie4s O
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PRIME TEAS.

HfSON, Young Tyson, Souchong and Nyne.
IL yong Teas, warranted superior and as cheap
April 90, 1919. : So %
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Choice Teas.

~ CHESTS and Half Chests of Choice Hyson
IL Young Hyson, Ningyong and Souchong Teas
for sale at the lowest prices at the Drug Store
AlsO--SUGARS-P. r., N. o., siuscovado, d
Havana, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered, for sale low
by T. II. TAYLOR.
April 20. &c
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APRIL "a, 1849.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES !!
MILLER & WARD

MILLER & WARD
lave the pleasure Of saying TO their customers
III and the public generally, that they have just
received one Of the largest assortment Of GOODS
offered in Willamsvie.
French, English and American Prints from 3 to l2l
cts. per yd. embracing every variety Of style.
so Pieces Ginghams of all grades and styles from
8 TO rs cts. per yd.
rs Pieces Corded, Wrought, aud Figured Muslins
and Lawns, embracing some entirely new and
very choice pa terms
Cameleon Silks, beautiful patterns very cheap.
ShaWIs.
great variety from 2s cts to SIS, among which
are Silk, Brocha, Cashmere, Tibet, SIradilla
Grape, Ottoman, Barage, De Lame
100 BOnnets,
From AZ cts TO $500. Florence, China Pearl
Tulip Mixtures French Lace, Rutland, Misses do.
Ribbons, Wreaihs, Flowers.
Five Cases Mems and Boys' Hats and Caps.
Wooden Goods.
French, German and American Broadcloths
Cassmercs, Satinets, Tweeds, &c.
A large assortment Of Summer Stufs for
Mems wear.
200 Pairs Ladies' Shoes
Cases Mems Calf Boots.
Domestic Goods
at less prices than offered before. 1000 yds.
yard wide heavy Sheetng at q cts; Drillings
Tickings, Batting, Wadding.
w. I. Goods q Groceries,
A large assortment. Good Young Tyson Tea
for 379 cts; very extra do. for SO cts.
Crockery and Glass Ware, Paper Hangings Al
cts. per Roll, Paper Curtains, Looking Glasses
Oils and Paints Hard Ware and Nails.
100 Bushels T. I. Salt at 624 cts. per Buihcl;
so Cattle DO;
100 Bags Ground Rock Salt
Salmon, Maekerel, Goldfish, Halibut Herds Grass
and Clover Seed, Flour, Sc.
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WANTED IN EXCHANGE

for the above Goods 5000 lbs, good Butter, for
which the highest price will be given. Also, Grain
of all kinds, Maple Sugar, Wool and Domestic
Woolens, Lumber, Strainer Cloth.
% All who are buying Goods are respectfully
invited to examine for themselves.
MILLER WARD.
wili;amsville Anril % ls49 4w36
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MO. and Mackerel, Salmon and Dry Cod in
IN Kits, Quarters, Half Barrels and Quntas,
just received and for sale by T. II. TAYLOR.
April % 30
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y BOXES Lemons and Oranges; Ralsins, Figs,
y Cnrrants, Citron, .Sc., for sale by
WILLISTON a. TYLER.
April 2s, 1870 SO
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Figs.

On DRUMS prime fresh FIGS. Also, Rasins,
CU in whole and half Boxes and Casks; Tapi.
oca, Broma, Prunes, Tamarinds, Citron, Currants,
Soda Picnic and Com Crackers, Shells, Prepared
Cocoa and Chocolate, Sage, Pearl, Barley Farina
Rice sc.
Spices of all kinds.
Pickles, Catsup, Pepper Sauce, Mustard, &C.,
Tor sale in whole Packages or retail, by
April 49, 1881 T. H. TAYLOR
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Cigars.

EA00 CHOICE Imported Cigars at the new
OUUU Drug Store, by T. II. TAYLOR.
April 20. sc
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Refined Lard.
oils! Gus!

IN BBLs. Patent Refined Oil, very superior
~ article, at a very low price. for the quality
ALso-solar, Linseed, and Neaisfoot OIL for
sale by 4. ii, TAYLOR.
April rs. 80
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DY the Box or retail, by
ID sc 7. II. TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Fran liayft.

News from Port -au Prince to the middle OF fep'
ruary announces that the Legislature after isooriou'
consideration have mstured system ofPuoic in'rue
ton OF the most comprehensive character Inc hrs'
article of the law declares ths. public instruction Is
free Ia syt and that IL has for its essen'is pass
religion, morality and the love Of country Inc ois
covery Of coal mines, at Camp Perrin, seven essass
from Aux Caves 10 officially announced. Divers mu'
cations nounce the existence Of other coal depon
Of iron and copper mines at dseren' pisces on 'ne
Island and the government invites proposals Tor geo
logical survey and examination also for sreport rea
tive to the growth Of mahogany on Turtle snd uonSVe
Islands.
From the Kingston Morning JOrrai OF the Si'' ut
we extract the following;
We learn that accounts have been received IN this
city brought by the Packet which state the expedition
which had been got up by the Hsyten Government,
agsinst the Spanish Dominican part OF the Island
had marched 10 the attack, and were rcpulsed VITA
large number of the bscks killed and as many OF the
browns taken prisoners by tho Dominicsns.
We have not heard the name Of the General who
commanded the Hsyten forces, bat 80 irstc bad the
President been at the result of the expedition that he
had determined to get up another hostile force, and
take the commend upon himself IL Is thought thai,
should soulouque carry out this determination which
msny perscos seem to doubt that be will do, there Is
reason 70 believe that It will De the isst OF him, for
sood opportuny will be afforded bis enemies 10 sngle
hin on, as among the IRE, victims 10 his obstinate and
pncacd for molcstaon Of the people oil the Dominican
Republic
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Legal Matters In Boston.
Boston Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Boston Correspondence OF Inc lIlpuho'
B0sroN, March 10, ls49
DEAR TRIBUNE: | saw in your paper notice
OF the argument Of Bass (msprinted Boss rs City OF
Boston II was aD action the claiming damages
for land occupied by Finest; which the plaintiff claim
ed title The city sct up dedication by the pa'nuh
or those through whom he derived title, aud long use
they also insisted that by certain dones of
the Mayor and Aldermen respecting the same IN 1910
the place was laid out way under our statute and,
II the planta owned It, he ought 10 have pursued the
statute remedy for damages, which was now barred
The Mayor and Aldermen did not lay out In the usual
mode but they claimed title to H. and declared 10 be
a public way This wNs argued In loa2, ana mas
Numbered upon the docket until the late reargunent
was hoped that the Court would be obliged 10 commit
themselves upon the unsettled doctrine OF dedication
But they decided the case this morning, wholly upon
the second point declaring that the doings OF the Mayor
and Aldermen did amount to laying out under the
statute for which the statute has provided remedy
other than the present action and the defendant nsd
Judgment. =,
case was also decided this morning touching the
sale OF Harlem Railroad stock. The Court said the
transaction was wholly la New.fork State, and wonld
be decided upon by New York law aud as Il did not sp
pear that the seller the owner OF the stock sod II
was held he barred by your stock Joobins sta,
from recovering Ii farther said, thst though
the seller did stock To the amount now sold whcs
he had previously contracted 10 sell he was not an own
er within the spirit of the statute r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Slave Markets M The sourh-west.

Tho following is an extract OF letter from
Memphis, Tenn 10 the Syracase Star. Can't be posi-
ble;ha, any considerable portion Of the American Peo
ple even those residing ia the south desire TO see
such trade opened in California or New Mexico as
the writer describes below
Perhaps have not given Memphis all the credit II
deserves business plsee and will add ha, here 10
also a great market for slaves They are brought
from the Northern Slave states and here sold 10
the negro traders 10 supply the demand OF the newer
and more sicky p4stiOns of the South. The ayersge
life OF slave a50rers sugar plantations does not ex
ceed FIVE ycars-corsoqncnty, new supplies are In con
slant demand.
There are two slave markets, pens, In the city,
where human beings are confined Ike cattle, and ex.
posed for examination and sale. They are here, and
also at New OEcans, arranged upon the sidewalk for
show precisely merchant would expose his goods,
or a mechanic his wares NJ gro auctions where men,
and children sod u the ,reetto the highest
bidder are Of almost every day occurrence. Never
shall forget Of the sales that attended large
lot offered, and the sucioneer stated BY way Of
for their trsyewOrn appearance that they had
walked from Virginia, distance Of 100 miles, and
somewhat tred-but If he could keep them
week to recruit he would make them look 100
apiece bettor" Among the number was slave mother,
and her FIVE young children After being sold herseli
she stood holding her masters horse In the crowd,
and with AL mother anguish depicted In her coun
tenance she was watching the sale Of her children
one by they found an owner and were taken rom
her b. 20 abe know not whrher. could not repress
the tear Of sympathy as looked upon her, ana re-
membered too that this .crne was one Oi every day
occurrence In this fair land msy possibly be laughed
At for my sensibty. by those who think the slave al
most destitute OF humanity but saw enough In the
hour stood there 70 show that they arc not me soul
lees beings they are sometimes represented Would
to heaven they were for then they would not feel the
wrongs which cruelty heaped upon thcm- |
ancied many In the crowd looked ashamed oi the
transaction in which they engaged. An Abolition
lecture was not intended this, my first Introduction
20 your readers, and iOrbsar. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
WHOLE No. 2ts6-

StGNyIcA>T FAcr.-The Ncr Orleans Crssrs7
pub shes ihe report Of Committee appointed Tor in'
purpose Of ascersnng the number OF desths BY Ansi'
ehoiers which occurred among The sons q Temper
in hat city and ihs al Jiung towns DUNG TOE
recent p'3emc TIE Committee state that there arr
1913 members ofihe iierent Divisions in NeS Orleans
lafayette Agiers ard Gretns In these Divisions three
deaths only occurred and in some OF them not case
Of CHOLERA took pace. Of those who died one hsd been
member but week another less thsn month. and
The third Nafcimsn who was much exposed
The prop lrion of deaths il the city Is & every
io0 souls whi.e IN the sons ~ Temperance the pro
portion Sas IN more than each 400 members
TEE OYSTER WAR.-Tte PrRosss {aHe Mo-
Es-aii OF Tuesday asi says that the previous tsy
SIX more fnisdslph.ans arrested sud Imprisoned
at that place for trisng lor oysters the mouth o
Annsmfssex river. Iney were employed GA iso dit
fcren. boats and made No resistance.
~ The Canal Bosnl hs3e appointed John T.
Nils E.c Resident Euginesr "a ths Genosee Ns'ley
Canal Mr. N q al accomplished engineer, and al
thou n never before engaged The Canal Of which
he Il row % have the supervision be vii 5e found
fully competent to the post Albany i've. Jour.
~ NJ. B0DI-co, the Minister irum the Em-
peror OF Rus.s 10 the United states with his Sec
retsesuot having been able 10 attend :, the general
reception OF the Diplomatic Corps-wss received ~ the
President Of the aited states Monday suitable
speeches were made ~ the parties on the occasion
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

The Stone Cutters lately employed BY the con-
tractors oftbc = Dry Dock at Brooklyn have sent us
the following lit Of the Of complaint on account
OF which they have struck, requesting its publication
l. The frs, thing we have TO complain Of the prices
wa receive for labor, which not sufficient Tor
the maintenance of ourselves and families.
The prices paid per superficial foot by the conrac.
tors "a per cent less than 10 paid Tor the same KIND OF
work by the Government
g. We are obliged 10 furnish our own tools Tor the
cutting Of the stone receive them from the conrsc
TORS al the Of three shngs per pound for their
use.
We are not only obliged TO furnish tools for cutting
stone but TO provide tools Tor clearing or sphtng the
same, (known as quarry toolsf-a demand unheMd Oi
10 the trade previous to this time.
- The stones all piled up, and we are obliged TO
take them down, before working on them, occupying
great portion Of time; whereas the Government
employs laborers 70 place them In position ready ioT
their men 10 cut them
g. We have offered TO work for a considerably less
price than the Government pays, but our oner' we're
rejected by the contractors Calculating al these on
Advantages that labor under have worked 81 per
cent less than Government pays
z We have also another complaint 70 make IN refer
enca 10 the payments. Work was commenced on OF
about the of December, aud continued Till the pre-
sent period which only too payments have been made
-ons on the 18th OF January and the other on the tn
of February whereas Government pays twice tnontn
: Itissfac beyond dispute that no man who has
worked for the contractors can get employment iron
the Government aDumber have sought Tor and ever
obtained employment but from the TACT OF having been
employed by the contractors have been rejected while
others have taken their places
9 There 10 another grievance that presents itseli tc
our view and that is that when we quit WORK on
account Of the prices being insufficient Tor our labor
men who are under the employ OF Government were
put on 10 hnsh the work not completed BY Us and re
ceved 81 per day beside having their tools found the
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fewlers ~ Wells, fhrrpelSxl.ts s5d
Puoisher-, Chrtou ha-- NJ Nsi'sr-'I nrsr 'ae rss
gE Wstrr-Cure.-Dr TS.LL receive, patients a. his
Bay. l. 7. where new ant extensive huifng. are h.ios
erected The Sumner term Nil commence April I Cat
toor Frsc'ire sientei %. Consuts''ons - mis- In
~ New-York water-Curr Establish hysent.
via Gymassium, + PERSON cor. Of r~eif,n-st sno
UolgersII place NJ 6w.
re- Irish Emlsrant -Ociey.-The Annus Eec-
ull Or Ofcrrs Members oi ihe Executive CommAee
% la shove Society vii be he'd II the Ors of The soci
ETY.. :. Spruce-si Monday The "a dsy u April next
b order lml2 tEl n h. DAILY, s~reHy.
E.srrkN DlsrsSsAST, New York. March ~. ls,9.
~ soticc s hereby ggel lhst an election tof rrus
p-nssry corner u Ladow snd E.seN Msheplsce, 90
he fr.I Monday of next mouth April - The poll will be
open n m 10 q O'Clock, Pm BY order of the Board
m2l p. p BROWN, secretary.
rY' Liquid HAIR Dye.-s.rcHELoss Instantaneous
Liquid the best article IN the world FOR changing red or
gfsy hair l0 nsiura black brown color without iriry
o the hair Persons wishing TIE beet article 10 The
market should cal ai BsrcHELoss msnufsr,ory Nsl.si
old 10 3 nsar Br'sdway Copy 'he 'ddres' dig lrSsu
rP- House OF Industry nnd Home for the
fritndle--.-The Managers Of this nslnton would M
FORM their friends aud the public ha, hey have removed 10
their building Thir.ieh-sL Fuufth-syenue and
VIZ yrguous. homeless emSee, and destitute children
A. mis- b intended De but temporary abode. ismes In
want ~ dOmescs invited 10 call NJ the INSTITUTION be
w cen lhe hours % 10 and p :. Some " the adults
bu recently n the uuiry, others have Toe usual refer
erce. aud rec6mmeuda0u Pers, ms wishing 10 adopt
bring up chldrsD may there md 10 sat them Refer
ences required. No charges made TO those spplyng
avs IN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
BROOKLYN

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tsi,Tt. orcsr srszl-d 1-sfs Jlste ptfso1 i-tal
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III son rssh sr-- osr - t111y icn 10 Pors-i re1
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- II coac13-f r1e~tsy -1e1
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nfa.r.s s,-s->s -eh st< IA; Daiey r-nty
....s ss ,r~r nooaf 7rsF1ls Il t1- y 9'a
a - t.t ~ ss sDsssg gsfsy ht.eiA AL
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
The Troubles In Canada.

MONTREAL. Tuesday. March 20.
The bill to pay the rebellion losses has passed
the Upper House Of Parliament by majority OF yo1
after encounteripe A very violent though Intellectual
opposition. A protest was entered upon the records
by the minority Great anxiety 10 felt about 'ne proos
bic course OF the Governor General. rumor 10 cur
today that he will reserve the oil lot tne asen
Of the Queen Addresses we're pouring in from all
parts of the Provinces and the tone OF some oil ne
very violent. Many plans are proposed ior teoress
the bill should be sanctioned The metropoh is qu'e'
at present No movement will be made I'LL the Gov
ernors course il known Ii is stated that the minority
intend TO drop the Representative bill. lCpurer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
BALLS.

GRAND naYLITRAY AID oJvxo AL
QY THE xIIrH RE0fhENI lsr pivisoe nanss
DMILlTlA, q ths Astor piecs Oesn nSs. - nS -
DAY EVENING zssh inst Tiehso y. Ipe Gce.Sos
IA gsners fund fof lhs sSectoo Of y onens. 49,.
800 Csmsse,v over ths rsnszas q Heesseaekg1 -
ter Csots Psrson and Dsselsy keee 49,
0silsshsr snd nr Fosess 1'esss ess - P''<&'s ~
ne &c ecT%,ei' p y s,sbb.ns 81 Walls
IL, Col John Jscob Asss cos. Pnscs - uSc9 -
Sstor Jouss Bsrlesf, ~ DoWey
xHEtsrs John r. Kssss, u Mel1enrieeA
oasr.srnsssr J. 7: stsss, Its wsee1hssess
Ssymsser y w. Coolidge, WeDN
ss,ssea SaarS kssnsy Hsessy IS nsaossl
Csr< T. Vincent Light Guard
Cspt Joha Nsyker, foDpsiss blass.
Csct Prudhomms, Monroe BHes
Cspt b r. Ayres. Baxtsr Bnss:
Car James A Boyle, Indepsndsecs 0uad
Capt Richard french, Lsfss ssss Hussesrs
LIsut D'AIuocehi Itsliss Guard
Hsoi A. 3. wWasf Bsasoc 0asds
Al Brooklyn Of
cspl Olhey, Chy Guard
0,Sron snv Of ,bs suoscriDsrs who sse01Dsn1 ~
ooeesroa Of he o6coss snd msnbsrs d Ask rsspeeove
ce em.nancs, 10 lhs shove sntevpnss
MAJ Gen. ss1dfosd, Chambssssl nss chasch
Brx 0en Storms, IS Yranst1nSl
BnS 0en- hofrs, lg7 ralsou-k
BnS Gen. Hal, cor Broadway sn1 rHt-paee-
Big Geo John Even 81 Wala.
Coz kyes is Regiment coL Duryss, IN Rselasok
Col sptcer. ID - Col gordss, ~
Col Possisy. - Col yGris, ~
e:t G: w:s.s VEN = - Ct Ct z:i::; H.. IL ia
EsTE:ay :; :spl<sssas M ssass b 'sp.:::s z -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
New-York Town Elections.

FRANKLIN CO. Supervisors.
WHIGs.
COnaabi, Il. Wymsn, DadHe-J Duane,
Bun-R Pike, ipcktHsOH-W. Ives,
BanSor-A. HinmsD. Nuione-W. Andrus-'
UcsfUH1-S. Mann.
FREE SOIL.
B,lImgnf-W Mead ,Frankiin-Wm Merrill.
Harrietst0pu-Wm Miller, M0rd-H. Dickinson--4 4
HUNKERs.
p CooinstoR-W l. Manning ChatoaaSay-H i. smith,
Bombay-Mr Reynolds, Brand0H-Mr. Bakef-i.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
tongressionnI.

ypgiHia-RoBCRr ANDERSON Of Williams
bargh. proposes himself as a candidate, IN place Of
E.P. Pins, declined, in the ViIth District Mr.
FissEY, late Member Of the House Of Delegates
Aecomac, is also spoken Of, as well as Dr. NAL
IoRT.
In the XlIth District A. T. CAPERToS declines
beiog candidate. Col SBA'Es, Eol. AsDtR-
,os Of Bo,etourt, Major PREsroS Of Montgomery,
,ed Mr. PRICE Of Greenbrer, are spokea Of as
Candidates
Tenaessee.- Hon. JoHs Ii CRozIER is mp as
wbic candidate in the lid District. Mr.. c. is
the present Member.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
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