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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17


BOARD, with pleasant rooms, suitable for single gen.
ID tlemen small families, be obtained by applying
one door South of the Rev. Mr. sncar the
Jan l7-wts =
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
BEEF. Scale meight- 81 so 10 SO 90; extra qnay
will command higher price.
HOGS--$1 n % net; market dull
MI rTONS-i2 90 10 A % net, as in quality
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commissioners Notice.

Ia Circuit superior Cont oi Law and Chancery held
~ for Bedford county. the ltih da Of Sopcmbcr 1870
Penelope White idos and reie Of Joseph white decd
Plaintiff
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against
John Dallas and Sally his wife, Betsy Burnett John
WIN and Jneey his wife, James Holt and Massa his WIFE
Alexander Crouch Addison Crouch Joshua Crouch, John
Crouch, Savannah Crouch aud Frances Crouch the said
Alexander Ann, Nancy, Addison, Joshua, Jnhn Suannah
aud Frances, being children OF Joshua Crouch and Polly
his VILE (who are dcad) The said Susannah aud Frances
being infants by John A. Wharton, guardian ad em;
t.eorge White, Jesse white, John White, Iittlobury
White, Uiiah White, Nicholas Robertson, sheriff OF Bedford
county, and such admir- with the will annexed OF
White, deed, and Wat Williams and Nancy his vile,
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Materials and Provisions

Jan i7~t2Fif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

CARPENTERS MEETGNG-A public meeting OF the
Journeymen was held at 1924 Wooster st. Con
vcnton Hall last night and organized by the APP
pointment OF RoBr. II. HEGEN,s, President and
HENRY MILLER, Secretary. The pus.ic meetings
are held 10 ascertain the state olthe trade, to gave
information 10 carpenters out OF employment, and
to sustain the scale of prices fourteen shlngs per
day Complaints were made by several Jour
neymen that some Of the bosses heretofore
reported as favorable to the movement did
not pay the established WAGES. motion
was adopted that all present should report the
wages they receive, when it vas found that the
greater portion obtained fourteen sbilngs. few
were in the receipt OF thirteen shilings who were
offered employ at the regular rates BY bosses in
want of jours. The question Of the formation CT
Carpenters Building Association has been pro
iected by some of the JOuneymen. The CaPen
tiers have been foremost in the Labor movements
and deserve encouragement.
Pioneer Temple No. !, House carpenters
Protective Association" was in session before the
commencement, of the journeymans public meet
IN, in another room, and adjourned at an early
bon- for participation in the meeting below.
This Society has been long established, and con
tans representatives. from the principal shops in
the City. 1t is efficiently organized, and is go
verned by Constitution which possesses all the
features of a beneficial Trades Union. The avow-
ed purpose of this Association is to aid in estab-
fishing uniformity and brotherly feeling to obtain
fair remuneration for toll, to relieve distressed
members to assist all unemployed in consequence
of refusing to work for less than the established
wages. and to promote MECHANICAL knowledge and
the science Of Architecture, adopting for princi
ple, as in MON there is strength" " in know
ledge there is Power" and for a motto Union,
Friendship and Protection Officers BEy. PRICE,,
G. J. D. Hennissy, V. c.. II. ~ Smith, +. s.
Richard Henuissy, c. 8. Meets every Friday.
rgS- The HousEsMIrHs accomplished nothing
last night, owing 10 some misapprehenson as to
the day Of meeting.
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The Webster and ParknIan iAlibi-The Jury
misdirected by the Judge.

To Tee Editor ef The Tribune
desire through your columns to address few
remarks to his ExcelIeacy Gov. Briggs in regard
to the charge Of Chief Justice Shaw to the jury in
the Webster trial.
The Judge charged the Jury in these words In
songch as Dr. Parkman has never been seen since
that afternoon Il i, shall appear that the remains
found IN tn apartments Of Dr. Webstef were iden-
rfed as biz boy, the hLiBIis Vi 10 consequence.
This instruction. lr, ~ the Court directs the Jury
TO dsregsr, .i. tefriuoIy O; the four witnesses,
who test fet 20 - Song Dr. p down % as late an
hour as s'..-h, prJsi.ed they were satisfied the
remains we os. o. Dr.. P. Here Is the error o.
tho CoQ-t S.'ch csOduced the coEylction Of DIR.
Webster.
Il We. known universal principle OF law IA
regard to evidence, that such conclusion IS to be
come TO from testimony as reconciles testimony not
impesched.
The judge erred in telling the jury that Il those
were Dr. Z S remains, the abb was Of no conse-
quence.
It's Lot Known that those remains allowing
them 10 be Dr.. Ps came TO the Medicai College
before the Friday following Dr.. p. disappearance
They may have come there on Thursday or on The
Friday on which he disappeared after o'clock p.
~ And there Is not singI ITEM Of erideAee sh0x-
tng that they DID NOT come to the College after
O'Clock r. " ofhe day ofh,s d,soppsaranee. Such
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LETTER FROM MILLARD FILLMORE.

WAsHINGToN Thursday, March q, 1880.
GESTIEMEN Ii Is with extreme regret that have 10
inform Won that nv official duties will not allow me 10 &C
cent vour kind invita- ion to attend your fifth Annual Fes
val on the 9Th of April next
CITIZEN In honor Of whom your dinner Is given are SO
highly appreciated by you and II would AFFORD me great
MEASURE 10 participate If il were IN power In your
festivities on that occasion both In testimony OF the mgr
estimation in which hold his character and services ana
Of INV respect for those who feel and understand their
vslle ,
For the honor you have conferred upon me by your IN;
vision. beg 10 return you my most sincere Aho gaieu
thanks.
Most res specially, am, Gentlemen truly yours
To Messrs ID. Ullmsu, $ Smith, j. NJ frlce, M H.
Brewer J. H. Wood. Committee.
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VOL. N......NO. q.


With leader bold and true.
Whose hear, knows 10 dismay'
On its starred field Of blue
Blazons forth our HARRY CLAY.
Let traitors DO their worst
Let fell dsunlon rave
Md the battles iiorcest burst
That standard shall wave
In the might Of frcemens wratu
Against treason's dread array
We viii follow In the PAIN
OF our gallant H'RRf CLA'
In the dark time Of yo'e' -
When strong men stood ashast
H. byaved the tempests roar
And sted the loud blast
And nations grateful heart
Has cherished since that day
The remembrance OF the part
Borne by gallant HARRY CLAY
Ring ou, the loud hunah
Peal forth the joyous strain
Till from every hill aiar
Comes the echo again
Vet again. for the Statesman pu"e
Who never goes asiray,
Whom power cannot allure
Our glorious HAIRY CLAY
Fill. fill the flowing bowl,
TOour Union the first
Again with heart and soul
Send around the toast
To onr time.worn, hOnored Chief,
And this his natal day
In rejoicing Or in griei
We II forget not HARRY CLAY.
Among the distinguished strangers whom we
oo,,cod at the table were Hon. JAMES COOPER Of
pernsvlvania and Hon. ROBERT b. CRAssToS o.
Rhode Island. Several letters were read from IN
,;,ed GUESTS. who were not able TO attend the ies
tival. including HENRY CLAY, President TAYLOR
Vice President FILLMORE. ExPresdent NAS BU
RyS. Hon. J. NJ. Boris. General Wool, Hon c. NJ
CoSRAp. GEORGE :. BRYAN, s. c. and WILLIAM
PREscoTT SMITH, Nd. We must limit ourselves
10 the insertion of only part of the letters.
LETTER FROM HON. HENRY CLAY
WAsHISGToN Friday, April ), 1850.
have received your friendly letter, communicating
vour purpose TO celebrate birthday, occurring the I'm
inst by pu bic dinner Nblos in the City OF New oTk
and inviting my attendance ,
Language is incompe TO express the depth OF my
obligation extent of my gratitude Tor hls renewed
manifestation Of confidence and attachment ~hich are SC
kindy horne toward me Aud appreciate II the more
because understand 1t TO be your intention 10 seZr ht
occasion 10 express devotion to the Union and Con
ffio1 Of these States" That sentiment should be the
strongest and uppermosi in every American bosom as an
believe IL the fact IN regard 10 e cltLens Oh
ALI parties in the City OF New York
Dutes gentlemen hich have to perform IN respect to
hs Mon Ia Senate OF the l. States, VIII not allow
me to absent myself from my seal at this time, and can
therefore Obnglng Invitation but Det
lea 10 tender Yourselves and your associates my re
spectful and cordial Acknowledgements Tor e sgha mono
intended to he rendered to -
Your friend aud obedient servant II. CLAY.
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LETTER FROM WINFIELD SCOTT.

NEW YORK, mobutN, Apfl o. IoC'' .
Gentlemen have had the honor to receive your Kind
invitation to attend the dinner TO be given OH the l1h inst
by the Clay Festival Association.
With every sentiment long entertained OF profound ad'
mraiion respect and gratitude for the iusrous patriot
statesman Henry Clay-founded his great personal
worth and his brilliant service in the cause of Liberty
ihoug bout the world and glorious Unionl beg most
respectfully decline the invitation solely because an
officer of The army deem improper to be present al any
pubic entertainment meeting not purely national in It's
character. With iha highest respect
have the b nor to remain, Gentlemen
Your mos, Obedient servant
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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LETTER FROM MARTIN VAN BUREN,.

NEW-Y ORR, MOnddy, ApTII ON, IoJV
Gentlemen have had the honor 10 receive your polite
invitation In behalf Of the Clay Festival ASSOCIATION and
have TO express nv regret will be IN power TO
comply wnh your request
DO me The favor gentlemen. TO make sincere acknow
edgements to the members of the Association for this proof
OF their and to assure OF best wishes for
the health and happiness of the usrious friend whom II 10
the design OF the Association TO honor
am, gentlemen. with great respect
Your Obedent servant
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
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LETTER FROM ZACHARY TAYLOR

WAsHINGION, MATCH %. IbF-
To DANIEL ULLMAN and others, Committee Clay tcsilNa al
Association New York.
Gentlemen IL have the pleasure to acknowledge your
favor of the 18Th inviting attend public dinner
To be- given by the Association the l2h April The Ami
verssry OF the birthday Of Mr. Clay.
am greatly obliged the Association for the invitation
go kindly extended but the necessity OF my continued
presense seat Of Government at this time VIII not
permit .ne to acceptit remain, Gentlemen, with b gh re-
pad your obedent servant Il. TAYLOR
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

NOISY NorED-At the Hobokcn Township
Election the following appropriations were made,
viz. For Free Schools, $4,000 Road Tax, s95
Poor Tax $500; Fire Department 5000
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4 NEW RoVANCF.-We have received from, tb.
rlo'i-h~r = Gleason, Bosion s1t hr iart tale n
t.ri. Ile hsisSe OF LIFETIME The kohhe, Of he
Rhrr Valley" T. = story ~ ihr % The shora
ard the vics iutes az The scaet. Ecirg IS fed AZ
smast h0lsc ess extent OF rowancc-crpic iug with
aiffu srt vivid he r-cariii-s " robber Ne hin.
c'es upor The high sss he Suerces OF the csrus table
he power = 1usy he sb-orbrr interest ~ mystery
snf the power Of suG beauty The Interesting per ID
~ ne story has ens et H. author produce de-
i-tu4l specimen. ~ tie eg.n1- Of ne Rhine. well
Too give ~ reader son" sisri ~ Characters among he
scor OF hs tale taken rom lite, ard he events ~ every
DAY Occurrence tn story opens 10 sisrOom IN London.
and 10 ifs ffnsr character introduced l. OF such
surprising loveness and under ccunssrces 80 peculiar
and interesting ma he r-ster becomes once absorbed
g her history and fate Altogether tee work one OF re.
markalie anu irinse interest But will not anticipate
he pleasure hat the readers NJ the book realize Let
ai 10 procure The M-tske 81 LIFETIME IN Is
or sale Oh DE periodical del and bookstores Al t,,
eNtraort nary low price ~ ~ cents though gotten up 10
the very best 50 e of publication IL dcs;ir ID fnd
immense sac, paramount 20 hat q Sny work pub she,.
for maDy French, l5l Nasssg-s, late 28 Broad.
way, y Y e whoissse sg-ut for The above work
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.cW.Y1Rk TRIBUNE.

ex nAIIY rRlsUSH II
% .tw,O soRsIse CsrsD.I' ricrFtsp'
swM p,,,d,nss, corner Of spruce
4 sss LIS. streets, opposite the City Han,
~ o.. s,,,c,,,er. for I23 eents per weeL,
,ste % oy Is,S esn pay ia advance .. he Dee.
hey SVv wear al same rate sns anS rUp'S ~
c.als MAJ eup ' ,.s-r E,r .x months. FOR three
,nea Doisr. IN advance required In vi ef
ssA't ~ casptry Ne~sPNper' Daily 81 Tss
.es .aq.. :s[I s.T '+ ss s,ssS, '''0
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yEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

LINES
On the Death Of Hon John C. Cadho~"
BY FIDELIA ~. COOKE.
CALHOUN il gone--s man whose fsuii' "o'o 70"
nobler treads not Senatorial halls
70 nj, own views of Right intensely true
To Heavens great aim mseuiiicen'ly Ease.
With s,escfasi will, that none could bend OF oresK
A.iusly victim he to profound mistake
ps stood a bulwark 'gsnst the advancing tide
OF Human Progress, but the conquering wave
g,.,ed. as It sank, that brow's meteslic pride
And walled regrefu murmnrs DER his grave.
Long be his resling-p place hsllowed spot,
I'M Dignity, and Truth, and Manhood are forget
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c.ffsrnia, Oregon, md the oanHw'eS S,a.ns' SoI
sAsssed on the departure OF each mai e'eslio' w.
- Phce "a cents per copy o,,,.
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Receipts OF Produce.

BIZ Ere Railroad dpril l2-e0s bbls Flour
IS do Ashes q do Provisons 50 do Whisky; 7sS side,
Leather ~ bales Wool $50 do Merchandise; ISL Hogs
IS head Callle lSo pkes Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

~ Asa Whitney, ESQ. is on, in a card stating
that he was not a member Of the Pacific Railroad
Conv enion, and states that he particularly desired
that bis plan should not be broached IN the Con
yention.
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REAL EsTArE-Wc note the following sales by
Bleecker Yesterday. AZ the Exchange.

ACADEMIA tire little boy. named Rag, re
siding with his parents at the corner Of Factory
and Christopher SITS was run over by a grocer :
WAGON. and will probably not recover
SUICIDE-W lliam Green, native OF England
aged 30 years, committed suicide by hanging MN
self on Thursday afternoon, at % Hudson st. He
had been in this country about six months, and
kept a millinery store at % Hudson st. Verdict,
to, ia
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-vopK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

-,svIlR0E PAPER FOK TIE IUU NIKi - ~
i'bn, s,fg,1av Morning a. The low prlce oi " r.,
90 fighi copies for 81, or twenty copless
Tp e,r a. and he paper IN no case connu'o
~, ~. tine f,r which II Ia paid % .sot,
r, no Tor this soee: viii ne charged :" o
"a each insertion
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..zs or ADVERTISING.

s.,,res.-l2, cenls per hne, each inse'u'
sss'. SaI Sotices.-sI une' or "a. earn 'n's'''o
,srs oyer si,h.,r,,.emeuts.-IN DE-Etshs Ines
etseral ,5ser,op' . cents over eight fne' cen"
- each day. - -. o.cb ,nse-toa Is cents
CTslpt-is cen,. per Inc per day or 10 cent? per
~ noo nd rrsgss.ScE Noricks and aARsAsr ,s
tL!sus.,, iSvrrarioSs, not exceeding % "oroS' VIII
fssen,.' aSvertisements ne rates hIed ny me
sse ,.,,. ,,,e,fsd n his paper appear both 10
\ 800. 80, AID Evening Eduons
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THE NEWBORN IHin !" H
por Rurepenn Circulation,
J. rur urw-YoRX TRIBUNE

$500 oo the departure Of each Mall stesIne, 10.
100 Pnce 81 cents per copy, or " per yesi'
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rur sF,nrI-wEEKLY TRIBUnt

..Ansbed every Wedaesday ana .9t"4o"'
nsr Hnnuin. Two copies for "
stsss.SssL.snsnts 6 cents q line each inseru"n
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70 Messrs Bradbury K Nsshs las Juvenile
Musical E1--au1--i FOR he takes place
drrstaat It ~ Tabernacle, "Wednesday evening
TIE hundreds who unable to Obtain selss heir 6rsi
Conoer. WI remember 20 be cary Aiihs
lNF0tNtrioN WANrE0.-A German from MOI
chow N-ck-uburg Sehvsra whose rsui- 6, John Dr-ws
= extremely anxious % earn - Whereabouts u his 81.
'f Louise Drrws whom be Ia. not seen since she came
go his country a1ou. wear $40 ~ nionhs before n.s
o~n sivs The at direction b. had from her she VS.
New-Yofk Ciy.
PH)ToGRArHS.-We hear that : Mclntvre.
Daguerrean A-st a. 66S Broadway ha some Few stys
OF Photographs. which key TO Be avor..es with the
pablo People Interested iha, way are invited 10 cal ard
hem
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FATAL AFFRAY We learn from q Eqgle that
on Tuesday afternoon an aiiray took ace between
Oliver DoXey and Peter Pcorsa. tHJ respectable
men residing In New RockaWay. Ote5ns County,
PearsaI wert TO the house II NJ. D)xey on bust
ness respecting the building Of a house and dis
pute arose between them which grew so warm
that Dox,y ordered Pcarsal out Of doors He
went ont accordingly, and D,xey followed. Both
parties were much excited, and they had a clinch
10 the yard. aud Doxey fell They were however
separated by some members OF the family who sp
peared on the ground bat no sooner was Doxey
on his fee, again than Selling stake and hurting
it at Pcarsal struck him the temple, asd he fell
10 the ground. He was conveyed 70 a place of
shelter but survived only a hours, dying Wednes-
day afternoon They were both men Of great re-
speciality and members of the Methodis>C furch
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CIT Y | I + VI ;

Honor 70 The SrATEsNAs.-A great number
Of the chief public edfces Of the City the ship
ping. fac stats. &c yesterday bore the national
ensign in honor of the Birthday OF Henry Clay.
We observed flags in places where we never
thought they would appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

(yi' The official returns cleo, one more Loco Al
derman Edward Corning, instead Of Richard
Vaughan, Wing, in the First w ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

R,SpAIL's IsLASD.-The present poPuiaHou o'
the Civ Nurseries is-Men. 20; Women' 40
Row. sos; Girls, 35l-Total, 400
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SOMETHING NoyEL-lt affords Us l'e"u,e ~
announce the long looked-for nrivs oil me 49, -
8, s.Denh ard Va Gouweis, seeompenso " c,,T
-. Rotnoho who intend entertaining our CRY.
-. n heir pecuiar romanae and Wild naive 'oes
-. Go ard hear hen. you vii ioose ue~
So. ,,ogr.nme IL cur paper Of his morning
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGs.-The New
Gallery OF the Academy was opened last evening
to the artists and their friends and to the journal
lists of the City preparatory to the Annual Exhibi-
ton which commences next week. The rooms are
very pleasant and well arranged, and we are happy
to say are now adorned by a collection OF pictures
superior as a whole TO those which the past three
or four years have had to exhibit Still, the too
careful seeker may detect among them, scattered
here and there, the evidences OF time and talents
misappied
We observed with particular qualification, thai
the contributions Of the younger artists, who are
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now risins 10 eminence. were not very numerous
but most cred;abc. We shall take an early occa-
sion 70 discuss the exhibition at length with all
fairness and frankness and meanwhile suggest to
the public a, large that an hour spent in this exhi'
bition is a good investment.
At abou, 10 o'clock an excellent supper was
served in the large room of the Gallery, and the
festivities were spirited and reasonably prolonged
This is a new and agreeable feature in the Acad-
,r,,'s o. hi hitous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

The BAGLEY CtsE-Testimouy in this case was
concluded yesterday. No new points Of interest;
were elected. Mr Sanford summed mp Tor the
defense. AMI was followed by Mr Robert H Nor
ris for the prosecution The case viii 90 10 the
Jury after The Judges charge, his morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

DISSER AT THE AsroR HOU-E-The members
Of the Legislature came down the Hudson River
Railroad yesterday by invitation OF the Company.
aud were entertained by some Of our fellow c.,i-
zers in a dinner at the Astor House The table
was spread IN Astor House St. le, and the evening
was spent in great good feeling. Our State Law.
svers did not appear TO have suffered either in
Winter
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-19


BY Pleasant Prsiris. south BRISTOL and Hoadley
To Antioch, H., BY ~ N. 10 mikes, M
And back between m and 9 IN.
Proposals 10 II Pleasant Prairie, "a miles
less distance, will b considered. ft
4s02 From Southport ii . m once week, Saturday,
BY Pleasant Prairie, Liberty, wimot and Enslish
Prairie,
To Richmond ny m - miles,
And bsck between q m and Friday
Proposals 10 commence At Pleasant Prairie 81 milss
less dis,src co. will be considered
4503 From Southport m ti-we,kly, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
By Pleasan, Prairie Bristol. S,lem, Geneva, Gsoeva
bay, wslworth, shsron, Aliens Grove, summssrile.
aud Clinton,
To Beloit BY 10 p m. 81 miles
| And back between q and 10 m next daga
Proposals for times aweek service viii be- sonsidsred
4504 From Southport al a m once a week, Friday
BY Paris and Brighton;
4 To Burlington by m, Is Males
And back between and p "A next day.
4505 From Racine at q wax, Tuesisys
BY Sylvania and Quailes;
/, To Genevs by 8 m, &c TALES,
And back between a N ond 8 n next DAY.