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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
LEG AL NOTICES,

TwyO THE HONORABLE SUPREME COURT, next tn
a be holden Iydepark, within anil for the County of
Lamolc the 10th Tuesday, next after The 4tl Tuesday
in December A. d. 1915
Comes your petitioner, Mary NJ Adams of Morristown
in the county Of Lamoe, a0resaid and represents that ON
the 18th day of June, A. d. 1886 At stowe, the County
of Lamoie, she was lawfully married 70 Alfred f. Adams
of Manchester in the state 0l New hampshire by the Rev.
II. Sampson, minister Of the Gospel, and Immediately
moved with the said Adams to the said Alanche Ter and
lived with the said Adams in the said 1nnchet until the
month of October A. D. 1916, IN the proper observance of
all the d;es of the married relations Your petitioner
further represents that during the lime she lived with the
said Adams aforesaid he treated your Petitioner with
the most gross and nolerabe severity by thatenmg beat
ing and otherwise abusing her, aud during said time wb,
your petitioner in vefy feeble health wholly neglected
and refused to provide her with suitable uocessares and
clothing and compelled her 10 labor 10 he factory when
wholly unable so to do. Your petitioner further rene
SCENTS that the treatment ana conduct OF the said Adams
towards her during the said time was rendered vo-
lent and unbearihr in consequence 81 his frequent and
excessive use o. ardent splits and hef situation became so
indispensable that in the month of tober 1876 she re-
turned to her fathers house in orrisown aforesaid where
whateyer from The sag Aaahls
Your petitioner niuhst ataiss that m iit'aflsi born
citizen of this State and that she has ded for than
two years last past within ihis safe, TO wiz Mt Morris
town aforesaid.
petitioner further pray your hnor that the bond1
Of matsmnny between her and the said Adams NAV by
advte4 said court he dissolved and divorce granted to
her, agreeable To the Statute in such made aud pro
' wy ~ " WV MARY NJ ADAMS.
Morristown, March 81, 1910.
The foregoing tition having been presented to me and
it being made to appear that The said Allied f. Adams now
resides without the State. 1t hereby ordered that the
said petitioner her said petition together with this
order BE- published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper published at
Montpelier in this State previous the first DAY of setting
Of the cont TO which said petition retTnablc, which
publication shall be sufficient notice to the said Alfred f.
Adams OF the tendency of said petition,
Givnn under my hand at MoristuW in said Lamoillt
County, this 22d day of March, A.D 1919
LUKEP. POLAND,
1915 Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
April 10th, 1919

Gentlt uen wishing to make some advantageous invest
mentS or To secure an agency of this Company which
VIM On the largest, safest, and best conducted Company
In IN country in every respect and with the best of men
for Trustees, Agents and otCers,wl be furnished free
Of expense, with copy The act of incopoun bylaws
ull agency circulars, nsrCtluns blank bonds and mort
cages application, by mail, within ten DAYS as above
Each agent requcdIndtr the bylaws to effect an
insurance for the benefit If his family the fist year Of
from Sl,Ooo to $50OJ upon his life expense of S.
10 OF Safeguarding upon his age as explained in the
tables OF the inl agency circular, if preferred they can
tax. nom one To ten shares Of the Reserved Guarantee
Stocks without making any insurance. the same require
mens Will be made Of the two Associate Local Trustees IN
all
in
Any further information will be cheerfuy furnished to
all disposed to make safe nnd good investment to take
agency, or to provide tU the future welfare of their fam
lies by Lite or Health Insurance in case Of sickness acct
dent or death, on application above.
Those wishing to pay their subscriptions in money! can
do so at the Bank of Montpelier, where all cash payments
are to be made l5:f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
BRIGHTON April 2 g. April 5 1849.

At market during the week, 33 Beef Cattle,
no Sheep and 500 Swine. .
Thursday. AT Market 375 Beef Cattle, as
pairs Working Oxen, 50 Cows and Calves, $50
Sheep and 5000 Swine.
Prices Beef Catte-Extra. S700--lst quail
ity 6,75-2d G,00-3d 5,75.
Working Oxcn--Sales at $50, 80 SO 100,
Cows and Calves-Sales at $23, &C. 80, 50,
81.
sheop-a275, 90, $50; 400. One lot sold
for 900 each.
Swno-l l-2a53-4c. Atretai, 6a7.
FANUEIL HALL MARKET.
Pork, whole hogs 100 Id. 7 a 8.
Barrel extra clear $l7 50a 10.
Western extra clear 10 so Is.
Butter lump b. 20 a % cts
Tub ID. Is a 20.
Cheese new, lb. 7 l-2 s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12

In Walden, March Z, by Rev. ]. S. Spinney,
John A. Collins to Rachel A. Scott Of Green's
boro'.
Also by the same, March 18th, Lyman O, Kit
tredge, Walden, to Mary II. Macombcr, of
Greensboro.
In Walden, March IA, by the same, John s.
Osgood to Mary S. Perkins, both of Walden.
In Chester, March 22d. by Rev. N. Cud-
worth, J. L. Fisher, to A, NJ. Harrington.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
EELIEg, VERMONT, ls49.
NdATECE.

THIS may certify that have this day given my son,
L Frederic Francis Thayer, his time during the remain
der of his minority and shall claim of his wages
pay any debts of his contracting after this date
143w ABEL 1HAYER
Brantrec, March gath, 1913.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and sCHoL-
AIRS:
lhe Subscriber has removed to the office Of Lyman Briggs
L ESQ., on state Street, George w. Scotts Store
where he intends making GENERAL DEPO J. of Appa-
ratus and Books for Academies and Common Scooos,-
as Mtchell's Outline Maps Matlisons Astronomical Do
Conels Globes, Pages Vocal Chats, Davies Mathema
iral works, Wes Grammar's, Wizards Histories Gutter:
Physiology, Wnchester's Writing 81 bookkeeping Doub
lie and single entry. Also Rev. Zadok Thompson GEOG
RAPIlY GEOLOGY OF VERMONT, accompanied witt
Maps-A NEW WORK Gust puhshed) designed for the
use Of Academies and Schools The above work beer
examined and highly recommended, by the Honorable IIor
ace Eaton, state superintendent aud His Excellency Car
los Coolidge In fine all the Standard works, needed il
the schools Of this State, may be found here
Orders will be PROMPTLY attended to- (by MI Briggs
in the absence of the subscrber)
CHARLES o. KIMBALL
Montpelier Feb 1910.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
Opening To-day nd the Old
SuuAyn

e CASES New Prints, Spring STYLES 90 Bales Sheetng
" 20 do Batting and Wadding; Tickings, Drngs, New
Paterns NJ de lames Turkey Red Prints which will b,
sold ut a small advance from for cash 9
BADGER. KEITH & BARKER
GERMAN Worsteds Patterns Canvass, Steel Beads, Ba
" and Purse Trimmings, spool Twist in Blue Green
Maroon and Drab CuOrs ut the old South Corner Cas
St0Ic, BADGER, KEITH & BARKER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
DteO

Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers to wher al the North winds breath,
And stars to set-but all,-
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh DEATH"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
4florrie0.

clouds at morning. tinged with the rising sun,
And in the dawn they oaed on, aud mingled into one"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
DISSOLUTION.

THE Coparpartnershp heretofore existing between the
Undersigned has been dissolved by mutual consent
II. p. SMITH
d. NJ. SAFFCRD,
NNdenark Fob %. 1910. ma
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

and four or five Wings sustaining Mr.. Schenck
aad overpowerins the great mass Of tie Wings.
AMI now the COMMITTEES rose, reported the bill as
amended NJ scheucks folly ali the Previous
Question having been ordered. that Substitute
was voted down by one Hsafrei and Niacfy-
four TO Ten, aud the original b.L thea passed by
l-fto-
There may be some plain people puzzled BY
TIN, rally Of the whole Loco Foco party to vote %
substitute which every man oi them immediately
rallied % vote 0rf. The explanation Is simply
tins They iancied they were making great
hit in obiging the Whigs % vote directly 70 exc
cute the Treaty Of Peace instead OF voting 20
restore q Meyico her conquered territory. bat
the restoration Of the territory ceded 10 "a hy
Treaty li now moral and almost Physica- I'M
possibility. We cannot replace i as we iolnd y
Mexico cannot resume and enjoy it li We were
ever 80 vilor And here was proposition not
10 place the territory a. her opuon-noi 70 a-o"
her to choose betw zen the money We have prom
ised and tie land We have stolen, but = withhold
the money absolutely and make her instead
mocking offer of the soi. which through our agency
has passed beyond her reach evermore. don
,hiak the gentlemen opposite took great deal by
their motion. even with the advantage o. Whs
/ 10 offer H.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
The New Territories -slaVery-The Treaty.
CorTr.pC1@eece 4 Tie Irpua-
MA.RiNGroN Monday. FEB l3

CorIr.poz@cece 4 TIE Iriour-
WARRINGTON Monday, Feo. la
The Hoase this morning ssreed 70 meet here
Sfte-ss % o'ciock and aiso - make the Territorial
bib. the mex, special onier sfter the Posi Oih'e
Appropriation bil The effect cl this s simply 20
pat l ahead 81 the PostASe Reform hiA' Snt
rather rcgret It's prevailing for # we lose Cheap
Postage and get nothing ey il there WI. ee resson
sor sore Repentance. The southern Members
senerslly voted with the mSority while mSny
earnest friends O; Free Sol voted Ne out OF Fessrd
Il the Postage Redacsioa biA some Of Is aust
hAve miscSicala,ei-Tmc sill tel who.
The Mexican Indemnity bil sppnoTriatirs three
Sa3 hall millions in payment Of the next install
ment oi the Fiiteea Millions q dolArs dae -
Mexico andcr tie Inst and SEWER Treaty. wss
taken an IN Committee. aud Mr. n0SNsLl Of y. {.
made q fair >pscch on the Wilmot Pn,viso--ihe
ei,bth AZ ninth on this h.u sui ShoGi tie ~ cniy
ann oi the Session on that theme, though Il hAs
not oucc YET been iSirly in order. NJ. DonacA Is
OF coarsc Sxsiust the Proviso, rather 1. nsitcr o.
rrsic snd niiscoace,vea pancsi.io taSa because be
desires or expects the Extension o. >.a'eC.
Nr. Nl>to> next sbly explained snd advocated
The bll. showins that u Involved no contrvverted
luesticn has wSs the imperative d.cisis oi Ma
t,oasl tio>l Faith However We might tePrecAie
the wsr or rs close-however We mish; ccademn
the stiaulSti,ns of the TreSy-ws had - StesaA-
i've ha, 70 pay the money P7onaised by 'he Ires'y
ss Pesce ss signed BY the President ana Ts'insd
bv the Senate. NJ, even the Proioco. oo1ld a.
a,. any exsas, fcF refusing - PAY ioE u Wa Ho'
pretended ths, Mcxico bad Seea guilty q eSa am
IN regard - Il. SaG that alone caald excuse hes-
tspcy On ogr pArs. NJ Nl>ro> togclo'y eSFos'a
the dishonesty Il tie Presidents last AanaAl
NcsssSe in stating the amount q Gar Nailoa&
Debt Aaa MT inelaa,ns therein the Twelve NJ.
lions We arc hound - pay 10 Nex,oN beside ns
v,,.lioos more We sre - Psy iOr be- 10 oSF w q
sPOliSted citizens.
Here the aehste olosed &nd the dnpP'ns tf'
q amendments besAn. Mr. GxlSSslI of Mass
moved 0as providing thNtws pay Ia sccorlancS
with the rrcs,y IS ratified BY the SsuSse AM d.
own sry cAsnSc which Hsy have been made BY
the the Prosoool. Rejected
Mr.. SSRsScN OF ohio moved substitute. pro
r,.,nc a reccssion to Msxsco OF her Territories
west os the Rio Grsnde acquired ey Us In 'As AZ
Treaty. IN lisa Q, the paymen' O tie Twelve Nj
S,.. we owe her, by virtue ct that rreS'y. To
,h.ir iNr. CAsrlL ii Fla raleG tbs css o. order
hot AL lo>,- Fs,aaisra rSlled VITA sosne Nhis
"a ,vsrrulci the decissca. Aeer S-cs nAn,
.,,,,,,,,,y, .ut .asneavers vote Was i&Sea - NJ
s,h.-,ki. amendment and the rsAers eos.a no
,a which side prevailed; saO;her oeaa' VA
called sna the substitute MSS ea0rRd-->s = =
avery Io>Ns rcco with the meet sisTs Ae''iSsAi''
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Beard Of ...t.tast Alaerm.r

t. bosrc. % Ao,csy -Fslrs. ..o9lec r-por = "a
r9r . ---1orNz-z 80 L-sss--r- ,o --sfar- - Day
.A-s e. A-c1o1 g - Cs . Sesfoss - r--.-lry
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ID &c a.. ~ I-- --rir-- - - So
-rl- "a sQ-rc-. e iss' sa0-i tssN ur D. ls55 !
-ere- ----c-sssry - srr e f--e sry .ocs-r q
SAL. 80 a &C. $50 Ia4 l.- - -,
CF - sls1- I'D roo Is ~o1r-e IA ~- sy~.as q
go fp-zskzs = Ss- y - cry % - s1st- o..
- a--lZ-- s.-r- lsl7. s,ra.ss' =. Er1.e A-c11-
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: s---- S.. - 49, N-4-Tsrs C..y ps-= els, S.
I1- rs7ort ssss f1r - 7sss.x- =. 81 - A.
--li - > a. As--ssurs - fl-~ = ---. zl1s -
1A-1 Ak L-- A.. - -rup-r-y . - CO 10 =,
- 49, H> s1- - - cl----s - a. a-l- . 80
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~ - t-F q -rc1cr-lc % - -1s- 80 - =
c-r--z-1 s-- rsys rsc---s e -x.- -st g. al y =
Woe s-o--- r.-- ~ - 80 $40 - - = ? II
c-cet 30 49, fr1- Sc % So - r --'stNr
q w--cl S-~-I1rk CaIy a. sl4sAse II ers.--.
40 r-rs - Casa f1-c 80 - % - S-a~r,
F--- 1f ID. sac 500 x-1rrA AZ , - -
s--7rr- e slsle e s1--- 80 = 1 y - -
- % a. N.--11cs- --l- % - g = 49,
t-cs- s1rl- --fs A. "A ~ Az = 80 -tys - - "a
- =
- r--,-. srrx-s-s - e>sry -z-e-s- - - t ~
Cr A. Crz-tv l-c-ss<ry o., ~<--c = - "A -~-t-
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AZ. Hszs~ .s1@ s1--s - - s-r1'1r- l- - $50
t.s.-s. u e-1zE - zr-1 - .Saf 1f- a. r 7rVer
osz ~ .4s s-s-s ia1-s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
RAPHAEL;
PAGES OF The TWENTIETH YEAR.

TRs Trbsae this morning contains the ooHi'
aencemeui Of this lss, and most chSrscter,tlc
work o: The French Poe, and Statesman trans
lated expressly Tor its columns BY CH,Etts 4.
DANA And BaYA.D TAILoK. ltwil be continued
regularly frou dsy To day until completed. Ih's
b>ok $ understood 10 contain those parts Of La
marines pri,ase history which are too intimate
N persona, l. be included IN his autobiography.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
scriou. Accidcut-'Iarhe,.- ,,OcS., Nc.
Corres 'ntt ace OF The Tribune
puu ,rrfptr. Tuesday Il. ID

kQfffs 'l.lI ace OF De trIYArf
PKuAnEtPuA Tuesday : .. %
A serious '-cuucucc took place ms llo IS At
tha Public scnool In Csthtn1est sou,hAsrk p. -.
pears that some mlschsvoui 5cys amused ihs1ts.ge,
by puitng burning paper 10 the Cue sr5 tie bsr, %
crudug with WAVING wind Tie sir', In the room,
shove thinking the building sas ore beesme r.stt.
ed ara some three lurtrr1 q ticm sl ser -.
ins toward The staircase - thy pressing soxa
stairs tie bsnEslcrs gave way sui prrcp tsifl th-
mass of iivns humanity ntothe entry below. istsnse
II several feet IhOse behind s- ccaln4ei O. pre-.
fran,icsy on and of course F-shs ihosc ia rost ~
he stairs urtl they were ltsrs piled cra gu.np
another % ihc depth 0i several feet Citizen. sho
beard the noise r.shed - the rescue sni tie poof
children were relieved A. 5000 a. human e,erfon.
e-u'afoit 10 wss then found tha' - east do1,n
were Injured snd hsf dozen seriously D. v,.
Hess Young sri of fourteen ycarf od. dsughier q
NJ Hes. baker sustained compound fracture 0f the
lc. aud wss otherwise seriously ri--ad The esrr1s
,f ra sfrl caught iu tle reng sfe fsins Int
the u..ssre a1i torn comps tey from her ..r
,hocxng,y iscerstug u An sisrm Of nfe crested
sni the fremsu came from At quarters gi their ~.
parstu. The scene that cnsuet my pen 3. ursb.e %
describe bat u was thr..pEiy exciting earn xish
Measure that injury sustsiued but ~ iss.Ye or
hfsen oi the girls The Board If Directors of the
school hold meeting ts afternoon iof ne purpose Il
invrstga,ing he 0dgln extent SC of tae acgiisn,
There 3 limited inquiry Tor Flour Jay md ssss
are 500 bel. Psnna brands ~ = ~ which The msket
!. arm Corn Neal snd Rye Flour quiet Nhest /,
without movement OWING % me nlsh fsirs demanded
Corn % wanted snd sAlss upward u 81 = co. or
pepu'a yellow Osts ID ia cis Cotton = dali sni
sales mskugs sooat t1e rate cAfreni before the
steamer. Bark-5O bids qlercupn sod ats->. The
Prov ision markets. without murh doing PORK i het
Al : 3 and sll for Ncss snd Prime sales u Bacon
rnostly small sni prices unrhsngrd Seecs-ihere =
something doing IN Clover ~ .a - prime lots are
scarce sugars are very lrm. and the stock IA nfst
hsnd. very sms,' which limits operauolA Mossses -
Cubs i held =, steady rsiss without sales Cofee nrm
Frsights inactive Whiskg-bbls scarce q "a -.
SAGEs oF SrocSs-F.rt Rovi-@-,o0 >cn Nssd'. 81.
: S5OOO CITY "a. g loO. 2o Morris Cansl 30 81
3n0 state - 500 Treas NDtis :. lN9t 80 leNss
Rons. =. Do. 20 Morris Csnsl ~ I'D Penn RI ~
5o0 ehfsh Coal scrip -. Beaver Meadow RR 20i
3 Harrisburg RR 81 Nouist1Nn kh, la+ 100 Lc
hish o. "a SIS Planters hs Tenn, O.. 3 Talon 81,
Tenn l. q ooO state - on. feuu 81 go
>s-lrd Boara-sl3lnO City q. = lM >IFi = le
h,sh Interest 6ll ESQ Lehi-h - tii ll Jniou hk
Tenn a. IS Kentucky BIZ, 3 = Northern b. Ny
lO4 Grard Bk IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
The President Eiect-Markets.

Prrrs1rEGH, Tuesday, FEB ~.
Gen. Taylor vii leave Wheeling IN the morn
Ing lie cannot visit Pittsburgh but viii tarry 81 &c
ioutoxn 70 morrow night bciag anxious TO get 70
Washington City a. possible
There Is steady trade semAnd for FLOR but larse
sales could be effected unless holders would SUP
nit 20 a concession sales Of CLoVSR SKID Al - Pr
bu.hei Provisions are without cnanse' SHAi' 'A'e'
Of prime red WHEAT At % cts per ousaeL fF'me "n'e
CoKS At g cts srd OATS Al y ei. WHISKY Is quoted
At IL cts Navigation is entirely suspended Is 10"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21


r. We annex letter irc@ Lieut. Il. e. tie
Ns~-Yo-k Regiment rsosivea here "a Vsrs Cru1 Sz4
Peussco'N rs Dol - is;c a. ~ skve Ast, eui cox
srs re osSer sccoun;s received - NJ Ateertca S-a
LisuL LsaGsa TIE usay isislas q Lest L. n rs
Cssy - - gsi O. heSr tat as . ~e srt Frcsgerrs
SAN FKa>crscc. nee l. l>s>.
AZ x>Cut - l-Svs t1is p-sse Tor scue llcztSs I
csss down froz tae rlo1ntsu Yesterday Tor tse gur
>oss ef tlyirs grVvisc1s Sn3 q 80 so,ts I'D go
return . ,,orrcW ar ccrgNry ~lth i1ree c.1srs
"a .hSr resrNn ~ith ittr urrl >r-i1x s1G Peret,s
lorser hsv- fSir prcsqfs ci making - 30 = aQ,N
scrtrr the next fcr acEt1s sd In ~ S,rrs save
ss,s ias ieNpec. o. asSs sh-f : ~ gSE uucte lea
nav tAirk An urskirs pretty -i.e csl-glstc1 c1i
"a ss.u-s va tHkf q - ve-y essly ic-e- cs-
r,Nks "a A. svrrss- 80 % 50 cav In 1i<sl-s - :
Nv sra " r-eaf-s rake isice 80 u-uca. Soocs
:, Live IN "a FrN,csco ~ i,e Asscr part q EsXi
Ss,.a,cr us.si - ~rl. esso cf S,cts ca - So
IN Ssn F-zsciscc - trcu 80 y 80 per c-1t sscre
~ Nrk ort--s lfll = tskr- tcr sco1s AZ So Frr
49,. s-s -Sn hs hougat ~ 50 IN 80 frs1csc, s-s
:, : A tAe -nsres ior saver silver very scsrce
r. IA 81 scaSs ~acs s. eesi aere Srs eete.aS sa1
T,u,-, srsr1y srd waisky are ~csih : er - Fef
ssi>a hers. waez q; the Qccrrsi fas-tf- hrs1@1 =
-. "a, -es ssns a sn c-1ce cctte NcrrV ~ A. a.
- AZ vrrv al<n Pork sels A. F-cs--t - - er
Ssl Dry soSGs o. every sssertsf@a eNSes'ss . -
pay vel -,
,sAn .~c s,r eArs iines IN gAe r-scats1s - u
tsr Ses fssl sss o. 2cei ersEytsi2s S>eS iSe Pros
pest . % sco@.
ne I'D -rsnss have iSorc1say exs-..e3 sn-
knss tAs fes wears u iAet ass, - ss ?ro a.
ss \. prrsert luu,crse asraoegs - crosa n errs
sexi yea vso se slos2eS frczs t1s States ~
| snS cses0a W. sEff'y - Viz ssss-ssHss .NH-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
YEwYoRK, WEDNESDAY. FEB. p.

~ Perou. wishing TIE Dsll Trbcre. commenting
wi.h s number viii pess- leave or 'end ueif address
10 he Trsuue OHcc Pike ls: osnis per wees, paySAe
10 he Carrier Al s1us uuuseI q TIE Trs1ne eoaiA--
lss Lsmsrsires rew ora Is publishes.
Those wishing Tse Trbare n any part Of Faisie.7Ais
viii be .efyed ay leaving their nsmes with Ieesr Co
In Bosru TIE Tas1se may be osssusd q Recding Co
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
,InreE Kim NIilrnge.

An application was made 70 widen the Bloom
ineda,e Road Ia the Twelfth Ward OF this City
from ,hs Seventh 70 the Tenth -avenae-three
block. The Commissioners appointed 70 perform
the sercc. have now advertised that me costs tor
their expenses vii be taxed before Hon Judge
Edmonds on the % day OF March next, copy of
which j. Ia the Street Commissioner ofice- Ihe
bal is decided curiosity % the unniiaied' aud to
the Taxpayers will prove an interesting d'ca-
ment fr critical examination. Among other
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

BALTIMORE HAKBoR.-The ice in our harbof
aud river il at present unusually thick md abundant
The vessels in the docks sud ~ he shsr,es ar gen
ersly fss, locked IN by a. and those shout sailing re
quire the aid Of steamboats, d eNtriesie them lte
steamer Relief which came up yesterday from d. .
reports thst the Ice extend. far down - Ma ity
river, and i from nve % seYen inches Ia thickress
After briugn. bel tow CONSISTING OF eleven sch0luers
uD . the city. the Relief Immediately started do-a
again In order o. bring up sny vessel, which mght os
below vsrtng assistance The captain declined
taking any vessels down with him. tne Ice being -
heavy 40 % render q unsafe % attempt
Baltimore American. 2th.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
The Pri1e-FtghIer-.

PH-IADELFHIA Tuesday, te6. %.
Hyer Thompson and Donne" arrived rom
Raunore thi. morniag They were held T. bail IN the
sum o., 500 security to keep the peace Tor l. months
.rs sive no eN IhitiIus.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

'THE ProrIE.-Nc notice that those who
dread the influence OF this new weekly are &C
cusiomed. in the hope Of exciting partisan preiu-
dice sgainst ii and thus limiting the circle Of is
readers % represent L as branch Of The Tribune
or in some manner connected with this establish
ment The truth is not So There has At no time
been any connection between the two papers or
their propuetors. save that Of mutual esteem and
good will. Mr.. W. +. RoBINsoN one ofthe Editors
and Proprietors Of The People, IS well known TO
our aders as attached % The Tribune as Cores
p0ndeni and Assistant Editor through considers-
bic portion Of the last foury ears but renquished
the connection when, IN connection with his asso-
cis,es. he oonsummated his long cherished design
OF estabhshius IN this City al independent week
lv paper. devoted % Oid-COuntry Intelligence and
the interests OF the iusitives from European
aespotsm Snd misery who have found or are
seeking an asvlum on our shores. To HIM and his
partner We srdenily wish prosperity and honor, for
We believe they cmiueutiy deserve both, but We
neither suggested Eor counseled their enterprise,
and have 20 shadow of pecuniay interest therein.
Knowing NJ. RoBINsoN IS we 30 personally, snd
having 50 many reasons 70 esteem and coufde In
HIM. We could not say less thsn this in auuoun-
cling his vllhdrswsi irom lhis Qaper And . there
Sre any q his fellow couurymeu by birth who
can be induced O. distrust or dislike him because
O.; his former connection with The Tribune, We
hardy know whether o. regret the Circumstance
the more for his sake Or ior theirs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
,Iovem.nt. of Gen. Taylor.

WHEELING, Tuesday feo. -
Gen. TAYLOR and suite arrived in this city q
htfps., Q o'clock this afternoon IN sleish' lie Is
stopping q the Uniiei states Hotel H. W. Lanaen
F.a received the General 10 short sdiress 10 "nien
be responded IN brief and happy manner. he 'oos'
remarkably vel. and intends iessins for washington
in TIE morning probably by the Wsy Of Pittsburgh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Iaf.r from 4 lhagres.

CHAErKsToS Tuesday feo- -
Tie brig Henry has arrived at this poT' rom
cassres, which place she leti on the ~ih IL ice
Captain .snied bis passengers al IN sooi ass-'a. hs
found trsn.Poria,ea ressy for them BY the
ship Philadelphia He reports that 81 we're wei Al ne
various points on tie s,hmgs and that Il was sneray