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:. A Aldc. T- Stewart Pennsylvania
Richard Brodhcad,
Truman Smith, Ltch6eld, Connecticut.
S. r. Yinton, Ohio.
u. G.. Thibodeaug, Louisiana.
Calvin Blythe, Philadelphia.
VIM b. Reed,
G. y. Smith. Indiana.
" Joshua a. Spencer, Utica, New York.
Robert Smith, Alton, Illinois.
William Sawyer Ohio.
Messrs. Gales Scaton, Washington city
Joseph II. Bradley, Esq,
Rev. WIN. McIain,
VIM r. sproie, West Point.
James Knox, New York.
James G., Hammer, Baltimore
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Bishop McCoskrey
Rev. J, p. Durbn, ID. u, Philadelphia.
s Brady, Esq, Wheeling, Virginia.
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u. w. RIsQUE,
A TTORNEY at Law and Agent for Claims
IA against the United States. Office on Pcnnsyl-
vania avenue, near 9Th street, Washington.
June bly,
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GEORGE MACKAy, Attorney,
(LATE or FLoRTDA,)
WILL attend to all kinds Of business before Con-
w gross and the Departments.
REFERENCES:
Hon. r. G. CABELL, Florida;
f" X. TooMBs, Georgia.
II. w. HnLIARD, Alabama;
" A. Boar, South Carolina;
n. G. WINTHROP, Massachusetts,;
" c. u. SMITH, Indiana
/" II. l.. ROSE, New York
" JoHN YoUSo, New York.
Juno l6--tf
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ia Concord, by Hry n = sanborn, NJ ST.
lbs Buck and Miss Relief q. P,kc, both Of
Concord.
Mf Walter Chapel, NJ nlHon, pnd Mss
Rachel .Ill-ssll, ~ AlbsEy ~
IN Dr,by, Fob an, by ihr ltry Mr Woolley,
NJ Otclr T.. Stone Of stlnslead, & T., aud
Miss Susan Am Hlkr
IN starstehd, q. T. Fob ~, by Iley },
n1Hknd, Mf GardnerJ !. ltaIding, Of LoVcll,
and Aiss Maria T.. MoGaGsy, of Banslnu,
C. T.
IN Daryillo, Foo. o. ~ Roy y Mrrnii,
II reAeham. Mr. Jeremiah Abbott, 81 Barnet,
aud Mim isur lrr, of DibyiIt
~ N0rih pnuvillr, Feb p, by itov - Per,
~, Mr. ii-r.st'tss H. El'ztiaek agd A4Aa ElAiia
"a I. Hitoheldrf, both Of North Dauyillc.
ln Derby, Fob 10, by Hoysll Wsblley,
Mr Henry = NoYca, Assooiate Principal 81
Springfield Wealeyhn Seminary % Mas liar,
riot \ Vrrsack, of Derby, frcrPiress Of
liruwnlnaion Academy,
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algMralga

Ip this town, March 2, widow Rcru 1nir,
IN Bsrby, F"5 q, James Way, ESQ aeod
IN COMMON. G. T. Feb n, Dir samuel
Kriluu,, ie w.. 3Ist yeaf Oh his agc
IN lmsburgb, feb e. Ms t"l'y "h'pple'
aged ~
In Ncw?aa, Feb Il, Mr. SAMUEL N,lcs, ur.
cd ~
IN West Runncy, y II frh ., Kendall
Osgooi, Esq aFrd about o.
~ Concord, Fob l., Hon AWfiah WI.
liama, native Of sheihvld, England, ~ the
9Th year of hls age.
In Wnmpum, Wisconsin, Jan. p, Of con
sumption, Mr. John bingham, son OF ll"n
Warner bingham, Of Concord, " ngcd 33
years
In Danyilc. March I, !of drop.y on tho
.htln. tolu Mcslry, son ~ Rufus aud Esther
MNpurtrf, aged Z monthH
lntllyctllll, ~ quick consumption, Miss
Susan kW,ly Towlr, youngcfr dauEirfr ~
Ia Hens. Towlc, aged ~ years
~ IN North hNycThill, Feb 22, Of lock jaw,
oesasioncds l.y nUt,ng oil four of his toes,
ulmcc 70 Cohirlgb, aRcdiie years q months.
Ia llevcflul, tcbs ~, of consumption, ja'
rcd II Peters, aged m0nahs and ~ days, sou
81 Samuel aud Margaret Pctgu
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0T7Geo, Taylor will he popular with the
PRIMERS 50 long a. he continues the habit Of
writing sheH messages, lie lnAugufAi Ia Il
model message,
PEesibfSrAL MOVEMENTS AZ WAsuNG,
Tus, The Washington Union Of Friday says
A urge purity iof iorly Rl lensl, ladies' aud
genllemep,l dined viii lle President olIhe
United States, yesterday. lie had viii him
The President md Vice President elect, Gen
oral Taylor and Mr. FILLMORE, }nd lhe Ifuticu-
iTr trirrti- ef bolh' Cnairal-A llirh nI,b lady,
Geuernl Cas-, tic Presidents falinet and h.
dies, aud liends-ihe lady bf tie present
Vice Prssideui, Judge Calui md lady, llie
mayor Of the cty and bis luCE, &c- SC, New
co dld more liberal spirit preside over any
entertainment, The Washington Wig says
"ihe utmost good tael'eg prevailed sad ihe
reparleo was kept up will great yiynciIy,pur'
llcularly between General Cass aud General
Taylor"
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THE G ALE DO N IA n .

QF~The difficulties between Fools and
Cameron oflho SenRle, have best nnlicnlly
adjusted
lirnRFAEr DECisioA, Judge Eldred, OF
Pennsylvania, hns decided llial lihlHnlnR ~ q
key holo, though highly indecorous nnd i'm
proper ~ men, - IlsliGalila iu .women,oWing
~ ll,a natural curiosity oflhn SEA. The ln-
dies, certainly, yre indebted 10 lhe gnllanlry
81 llle Judge Tor this decision
o. DR., Nou, 81 Imnklin, Conn, tho old
cot Pastor IN she United Hinges, rrrenlly re-
ceiyed hr visits of hls dock, 20 congratulate
lin ~ his having renched his ninely'HiSlh
-hnhdnt
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ARTEMAs PlERCER EsTATE
STATE or VERMONT.


~ Probate Coull holden al the Probate on
dee in UuiIdhaIi, lH Etd district on She ''l
day NJ hiurrh, 4 q, i-4H---
VOlyN NICHOLS, administrator With ihr
- VIII ANNEXED, 81 The estate oi ATiemas
Pierce, late of LuurnbHrsh, ln.Hlid District
drcrascd, presents 10 Tho Court here U,1 ?rh'
llon IN writing, setting iorih the amonni Of
debts due from slid deceased, nl The charges
Of administration, aDd 81 zee value olihe per
ssnal estate, representing that No prrsonnl
eftAlc 10 insufficient tp pay flid druIa RHd
charges, and praying ihe Court hire a. giant
him licrnsr 90 srll ~ much VI the foal eslltu
of sn,d Decreased, 90 shall b. necessary i'I tie
purpose ~ diEcIlfgng said tcbts and charges
- WhcFtupon u ~ ordered by the Court
here ihlt snld application be- heard aud droided
A. Probate Count a. bee holden AZ The fWt1ir
Odicr 10 Gu,ldhll aforesaid, on the 80 day
ot April, 4 y t-t'i, Htuuu u.riue 80 'I'e ~
lrruoon. and that said Administrator cause all
prrFuuu interested ~. i-nGlAed nl slld nnnl
rAt,Dn, and Of the time-and place ol hearing,
ny polishing a copy Of this order three weeks
suecrssiyrly 40 the CHlrduni1u, o. ucwrplpeF
Fsitted At H. Iuhnahuly, allls which publica,
lions shah be- previous 10 the time Of hearing.
GuGNJ WM HEY WOOD, JR Reg
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AUG ION.

FINllE suhscr,bcr VIII srll NJ pnblr Auction
1 "A his dwelling house 300 Waterford, on
thu RSDAY, The ga day Of March at 10
o'elpok, a. ", the following articles
C"wa 8 two years old llriicfs
two year old Buli - sheep
,,,,. wear old Col, uHd O variety Of
ot,c, s,,cI,s N-"rNiAH sTE"tNS
v,t.tC,rI grb M IIt0 Ql5w3
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AUG ION.

TIVE subscriber having sold hs MrLcrnn
u Farm, m called, ~ Barnet, vii sell at
Auction. on lhr 2nih day Of March nrS', on
the ssid Fafa, has entire stock, htm,ug ionls,
and dairy utensils, consisting ot. c-'
lInr.' ~ Cows 4 two years old Steers,
= two yrur- -rid ii-titf-i f'sti'"F-i
90 Sheep about ~ toms of Hay, sc &c.
TERMS Cn aI1'Esi6E g'vrr stff,= T'sfii Eat
rhctoty security, ctcdito ok months w'll
be- given.
Sale to commence on the premises at 10 o.
oiock, 4 NJ
JoHh ~-CuANDLER
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FARM FOR SALE

A Farm situated On slowFti il,ll, 30 81
" Iahnshury 10 filtered lHT sale u con
iains ne acres Of tlllge, pasture ana Weuh
good state of cultivation, sad haa
% II 600 sugRI trees vita apparatus Tor '"4h
iuR suglr, aHd'a small apple orchard
There are good hnd convenient buildings
upon llr iaru. 'TrTms easy
john PARKER
81 J.hnsburV. March g. IHln 6uOWA-
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org on THE LICENSE QUESTION


a.. rye hlthe returns of the vote last
IN, upon tho License Question that
~. ,oos 20 linnd, The vote, or mnIorlly,
,.aus generally IN this yicinily IL
.,l1,rer for mo License" Than II Inns ey-
.I.fr especially in lhosiown Of
Heretofore, unless we Gro nlisihk'
4 ,,,r,r loNn has uuifornlly yoed for IL
..,, The operullop Of three or four H.
..o.,d grogecner lhero1h past season Inns
,.u mainly mslrunnoinlio elleclins dis
,,oer. The nmo may he snd, probably,
hi oIaron lrmany towns in the slh'eia thou
md lecturers upon temperance could not
effected 10 great revolution IN public
ointment. m has been effected IN the SiaIo,
.cconlne u present Indications, the pasi
season, Us lg. Zee system Of licensing,
There las brru very llulo eNeitcmeni--
.aA.l- 4. lenan aL9 did not perceive the SILENT
tfaiug Of tio 'Hudefcurrent before Tie 6tgU
In Would hardly have dreamed oflho re-
I'D. o., II lns turned out 80 this vicinity
We have bat few Of tie particulars the
.r,o yore-hul have general result lron
,dal scstiorr of the state, which indicnic
"a License minority tia, cnn scarcely lnl
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o. Uccouulry WINS wilbdnl President
.rd! MrPolk's tine oNplrcd on the iIh
.HNrrh and Il, hat was Sunday Cen. Thy
ru.d NOT ho iuaugmniod until Ihc 9Th
N world went on rs usuul, for ought We
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LAYER FROM CALIFORNIA.

\ letter to lho New York Sun, from Paua-
nm, dated February the 10Th. soys;
send you 10y the very last means of con-
yeynncc,n few lieuls. OF luicrcst from Cullor-
MIA. They were received here this morning
lN'm Spanard who cume passenger "a The
PcrNiulI burquc Martinez, direct iiOu san
ErHucsco.
eEuigruuls of all kind, Mud colurs are pour
iue in. IN nulttudes, Every language, ruce,
color, audi hhade is represented. Lawyers,
ministers, Monler IN Innle nlllre, robbers, mr.
lstocrHts, AID 0utcasis lrom civilized life, NIL
nro fiuckiug' TO thc gold regions. All are
irunllc with hopes of finding chunks of gold
as large Ms n,lllsiones but few dnys' cNpc-
Renee of California lite changes Their vIows
gold huniinR.
Living is excessively high aud mining i1r
the precious minerals is one ofIhc worst kinds
of lottery For each person that - 30 iorlu-
mite MS In iiud nnss sufficient to enrich Him
for life, there ARE dozens wlio.-ean scarcely
nuke living.
Many robberies have taken puce, but they
nre chiefly confined to food mud clothing
These things, nj tlnes,w hen thcrc IL II search
~ IN Tie market, hTing excessive prices
One dry flour may, nj retait, bring $500 u
barrel, although few day slaaiisrr It was sold
for : ~. ----------
Tie necessities OF many Of The emigrants
& these varieties in prices lead to numerous
thells. Robberies Tor gold are rare. One or
,wo murders have, however, occurred for this
cause.
Tie new corners aud grecnhorns arc fre-
qucn!ly swlndled IN The unust shameful man
nGr, mud redress IN out of the question. Per-
hnps great social crimes might he punished,
liuT everything. ~ rs 49, t+.aIp, 4lsSS-
ing rs too common 10 be punished in tho alb.
seuce of regular INV.
For Instance, green one, who hns goods
for sale, often takes urge quantities Of glitter
ing ore, surprising it 10 he gold but TOO lnic
fluids il nothing bat copper and iron ore--buJ
he can do nothing to recover lis property.
Spurious silver ore is common. On first
Anding, many nre willing to sell the coats Off
their backs for this sort olpay,
The emgrans who have guns, powder and
ball to protect themselves; pre frequently
driven by hunger to leavo their all aud seek
provisions.
G ugE Of desperudoes in tho mountains
steal The mules Of the miners and kill them
Tor food. yss
Z a company is about to he formed of those
Whu Gun tAise mules or means to 1rnvcl over
llnd TO the States. II would IN their cnrpil.
Itlon he terrible expedition; but they prefer
doing 40 10 livirg n nj present --'-
TIE uniy tiiit's thar can give prosperity 10
Cal!lurnin rs It's establishments into an indie
pendent slnte.
This is agitaed, aud ir carried ont the az.
i'icultural and mineral wealth might be- ,le.
v1oped, aud California made 10 rival s.ry
contgy IN the world.
U-3TNhe Hartford Times has II letter FROM
Rev Z. L,umn, ofSan francisco, of Nov. rs,
in which III snys, gold has not quite ab-
sorhed every "Yg here. The people of San
francisco have cYpiuyrd minister. Rev. :
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O. While ~ Frankfort, Den, Taylor met
his former Hohnolmuslef 'ila DID polinolnns-
Inr Enid, ,Wnll General, reckon aln the on
" man who can say he ever whipped Gen
eral TuJlpr A., said Gen, r., graFping The
honored old Ieaeher by lhe hand, 'buI you
must recolleel IL took you long inns 10 do
IT, Il seems llinl young Iach did ndl relish
o furnishing even whef q boy, und resisted biz
seboolmmlon bat he was 6unlly forced 20 sur
render,
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t.omsl and address which We suppose
.,oo he published aud laid before the
ia, for their examination our columns
u !, Omen tor the discussion oflhe meriIs
,.merlls Of the proposed amendments. =.
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AGGlcl LTrRE AND POPULATION or
T1IETNTTED STATES. s..'..

a PeuNrroN, Thy following statistics nrc
.''Het from the report oI~l-is recent
i. -4-....-.s.e4- IN Congress by -iAn. Comnlis.
\ 'oI"r orrr polrui office;
"tiw present FORMULATION of-hc Guitcd
4 '-.'rs !, estimated NJ 2i,6S6,0OO The nnhl.
allotted "a each state * as iullaws:.
u M.ugr, Gl5,OO0; New Hampshire, 30s, 600.
Massachusetts,, $4,000; Rhode Island, 1885,
o0o, Connecticut, 100000 Vermont, 100000;
W" York, 2,ss00OO New Jersey, 5000;
P'm.yI'ouia, 2,220,0o0; Delaware, $4,000;
Maryland, 10000 Virginia, ,205 ,OO0;North
'r''mn, 10000; South Curolinn, $4,000:
Georgia $4,000; Alabama, 10000; Mssis.
,pw' 60,GUO' Louisiana, 100000; Tonnes
'rc''sOOOO; kemuckysa0,0 900; Ohio, $50.
'Oo; indiana, 100000, Illinois, 500, 0OO;Nlis
SCUM, ISL, 900. AfhAnsas, 2Du,uuu; a1ictltguu.
''''oOOi Florida, 10000; Wisconsin, 100000;
''"a' '1oOOOi reyns, $50 000Distrlct of Co
amh'1' $4,000; Oregon, $4,000.
lhe total population ia 1910 was 1903
.'f 'Gcreose since TINT time (pccording to
me above cstimates) 4,622 647."
A"S'etLf+-rr5 Tho quantity of wheat
','rd III the tinted Suites during The tdsr
year VIII, nc cording to tho estimates OF the
r"ent Office, not he less than l26,00O,O00
"soels. The quantity Of corn produced is
e'""Ihled 10 hc about $50, OOO, 900 hu.; oais,
N@O0o,o0o bu.; potatoes, lIIOOOO 600 Inn e.
-ye, ,33'oooDoo bu.; bnfkwheat, 1880. 900
BIZ; barley, 6,222,000 bu.; hay, i5,735 600
tons; hemp, 20,;30 tons; cotton, ,O66, 600 600
IJ.,' tobacco, 2l9oo0,OGO lbs; rice, Ila, oOo.-
700, lbs; aud sugar, lin Louisiuna,) 100000
700 pounds.
OF@At the 3D. triul,o elect member of
Congress in Poiirey's District, in Massarhu-
sells, last Monday, there wns nn-rhnicc.
Palirey lacks abou, 500 votes oil an election.
NJ The prcyious trial he fell short only 81.
il-f~Mtss Ably J. IhitellinHuri,- OF tho
hutchinson Family oTsinger4, way msrried
Vie other day in Sow York, TO a sou OF ~
Rev, William Patton. =
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;. UF7fhe Presidents Proclamation, an
Gouhclng the ratification of the Postal treaty
y igr English Government, is published in
We Washington Union. IL is now, the law
70 both countries. The treaty comprises
) ,"en,y three articles. The rate ola single
,e''cr from New York to London will, in 1T
t,""'e' he - dis, nade-up MS follows.
SSu'gd States inland postage, 5eiS.
Seo Goslagc, I6cts
british y inIantposlage, 3 cts.
Olaf q cts
' % 4.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10
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