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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16
April 5th, 1850
NOTICE..

Kit Notice.-Consignees and owners of Goods, COM
ng by any of the Packets consigned to address,
hereby notified that they must attend receiving them
their arrival and during the time the vessels are
as will responsible any goods after being landed
October 16, 1919. GEORGE w. DAVIS
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the surrounding counties forward support their
carry the Of instruction to the doors Of the
hunlhlest of citizens.
With regard to health the locality surpassed in any
part of the Statehe neighborhood is highly respectable
and board can be had on very moderate terms
AS citizens of the old North State every individual is bound
support its nae well it's claims in this great
ederacy of the Union The humbles of citizens may,
like Benjamin Frann be yet ranked among the noblcs of
and not of how where the scion
may be found amongst let phanhropcally lay the
Of education upon the broad basis of goody numbers
low rates. and make of parng the elements of
sound useful intellectual culture.
We conclude the above appeal to the honor, patriotism,
philanthropy of fcow-citzcns Of the surrounding
countless hoping that it may not be ineectua its object
is the sincere wish and of
BUNYAN BARNES, Chairrnen Board
JAMES DANIEL, Sof Trustees.
Wayne county, N. c., April 6, 1850 31-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

T IEIE, Lime, Lime. 500 barrels Linconyie White
l. Lump Also, Calcined Plaster Pastering Hair, Fire
sale by ]. c. s. r. B. WOOD,
Tuly 25 1851 Contractors and Builders.
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SAVAGE * HEARES
GENEf2aT4 Commission EIercI.ants aad Auction
~ EEEs, Wilmington, n. G.
EDWARD SAVAGE. GAsToN MEAREs.
May 3, 1850.
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One year, in advance, or within three months 49, 81 so
When payment is delayed over three months .....3 90
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A. GWYEI

GENERAL Agent, Forwarding & Commission HIcr-
NJ CHANT take pleasure i'll informing my friends
prepared to give all business entrusted to efficient
and personal attention. have wharf for Naval Stores
with ample accommodations Spirit House, and Warehouse
COnSgnmcnts of Naval Stores for sale Shipment and all
kinds country produce solicited Cash advances made
consgnments.
Wilmington, N. C May 24, 1850 S7-12m
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w. II. u. VANN,
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions,
i T2S-tfl Wilmington n. C.
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, more notify persons indebted
viii not grant longer ineial-
got Immediately made, | will
~ ~ debts due me without
> instructions to collect then
OWEN HOLMES,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

DR.. A. C. EVANS s BROTHER are the only wholesale
and retail agents. here for DIR. S. p Townscnd's mpro-
we'd Extract Of Sarsapar where may be found all times
large and select stock of Drugs Medicines Paints Patent
Medicines and the many fancy articles usually kept in the
largest establishments.
Wilmington. n c. June 2S. 1850 42-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21
s6s,64o 67

And it should not be forgotten that of the Cost
oil the road S47 ,67,} 81 has been repaid at va
rlous times to Stockholders under the name OF
interest.
We do not know that 1t is necessary TO 90
through the report OF the superintendent. Eve
rything seems 10 be approaching completion 10
favorable shape. The actual loss by all the Juiy
frestiels stated at Sd, 900. Complaint is made
OF the lack OF cars and eng ines, both with regard
TO the business Of the ROAD and to its repairs
when damaged. The company now owns fifteen
engines costing Sl026ll. len passenger cars
costing Sio,s00, three baggage cars costing
S3G5o, and two hundred and forty-nine freight
and grave cars of all sorts, costing SI0J.SI
besides plows, COW catchers &c. costing $500.
The engineer estimates that tour locomotives,
five passenger and one hundred and eighty eight
freight CATS, the whole costing about Sl4i000,
will be required as soon a- may be to accommo-
date the ordinary business f the road, errlusire
of business from the Ogde sburg DAD.
The directors are If the opinion that from and
after January l, 1851. the earnings of the road
should be applied TO the payment Of dividends,
and they confidently anticiplte that the LIST Of
July next the stockholders will receive semi
annual dividend that shall he large per cent
age OH the present market price of the shares
They anticipate large outlay Tor The proper
performance Of the immense business that is
sure to grow out of the o densburg, Vermont
and Canada and Montreal ,ads. With this out
lay, however, they have imm Adia,e concern,
although they express the lear that equipments
Cannot be increased as fast us tue increase of
business will demand. The receipts OF the
Central for June were 900, for July over
$4,000, business being interrupted by the
freshets, which, it is stated cannot again inure
The road,) for August $4,000, for SepIe nber
more than $4,000, and Tor October S35, 256.46
The documents, of which the foregoing is the
substance, are clearly and candidly written.-
They evidently state the whole truth, and ena-
BILE The stocknolder OF the Central to appreciate
his exact position. We were much pleased with
the results to which they arrive, and cannot but
think that the parties Interested must feel an in
creased confidence in the present and prospect
i've value Of their property.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21
BY the I ourt,
HEMAN CARPENTER, Judge.

washington District, s.. Montpelier, within and for said
district, o the i2ih day OF November, A. 1850.
I EVILS CHAMBERLAIN, Guardisn Of William Hubbard,
IL miner, residing in PI4nfeI in said district, and
owning real estate, wit said minors interest in tn
"Dsne Perry FARM Called situated in PIan6eId afoe
Gore and piece Of land sai1 pasiufe appl
cation said for cense sell the whole
of his said ward sledgug that the necessary for the
support and will be conducive to the interest OF his said
wards Wheeupou is ofde:ed by said Court tat the said
application be heard session thereof be holden the
Probate Oce Montpelier the 10Th day Of November,
$780, O'Clock forenoon. Ahd fur her ordered that
notice Of the said application, and oftte time and
place appointed for the heaug thereof be given to all
interested by the publication Of the three
successfully before said time appointed, the vermont
Watchmnn and State Journal, newspaper printed At Mont
peer that they appear said and place and sbow
cause why license prayed should granted
By the Court, 90 HEAAN CARPENTER, Judge
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held Al Mont
Washinston District pslis within asd fos said dis
trct. OIL the 3lst day OF October, A. D. l55O.
M RS SOPHRONfA 8. CARPENTER, execuiix Of the
lv1 will and sssament Of Harvey w. Carpenter, late
said court representing that the said deceased in his
lifetime under in writing deed to Fenno l. Cum
Minis Of Mereown, said dstrict ceraln piece Of land
described follows, wit: "a piece Of land containing
about acres, buildings thereon, situated in the
village Of Meetows, called Mcre~wn Hollow being part Of
tho I'd Dvsrion Lot drawn tho right Of Stephen Hull
aad praying for license TO deed asd essvsy said snd 80 de-
scried according contract agrss.b the statute
in such made and provided
Whereupon y ossssd ~ said cour that said sppl'cs
head session thereof 10 BE- held at tho Probate
esdssd hai uoses Of ts Aforesaid sppicsos and
Of the place appointed or bearing shssso be given
10 all srseas is'srssd ~ the Eobeatioo Of the same
shrss vssss snsees-svsv IN the Vsseot Wssehnan ssd
stats Jssrnai se~spspss ssssA hessPssrs pssvsss
49, Co. : o. nnaaAN oAnPxNTBR, Ssas.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

GE rLEMEs-The result Of the late election
is known to you. Mr.. Miner has received plu-
rality of the votes of the district, and is there
fore our representative in the next Congress.
To those Of you who have thought proper to
give me your support feel deeply grateful. If
you had been successful in your efforts to elevate
me to the place for which was candidate,
might perhaps have partly repaid you by faith
fully serving you in that station. As it il, how
ever. have nothing TO give but my hearty and
sincere thanks.
do not fed that my obligations to you are in
any degree lcssened by the fact that your efforts
were unavaiIing, for with such combination of
men and parties Ms appear to have been arrayed
against me, my surprise is not so much that am
in the minority, as that the majority against me
is no larger.
NV object however is not to complain of the
means by which he result has been produced,
but rather to ask YOU 10 unite with the in endea-
voring to forget that any thing wrong has taken
place.
We may rejoice that the division in the dis
trict has not resulted in the election of an oppo
nent TO the Wing party. And let US remember
that W hateyer we may think Of the conduct Of
men. principles remain the same, and that we
should be careful not TO iufct punishment on
the Wing party, for what we believe to be the
improper and unjust course o; portion OF ITS
members. Let us therefore strive to forget tine
past, and look forward TO the future with the de-
Termination to coninue our lators for the success
of the Whig cause, al whatever expense OF per-
sona feeling 1t may be.
Once more returning you my sincere thanks
for the generous support have received a: your
hands, | take my leave of you, with the cunfi-
dent hope that when we meet again at the polls,
our actions will furnish the very best evidence,
that we still have the prosperity Of the Wing
party at heart A. r. LYMAN.
Bennington, Nov. I2, 1850.
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STATE OF VERMoSr.l In Probate Court held al
Washington rict S. Montpsiier, within and for i'd
district, the l2h day oil November. A. ID. 1850,
I EVI BARTLETT, administrator the estate of Alme-
IL Hubbard Pianh-ld, said disrrict deceas
ed. said Court his application in writing, for IL
scl all real of the deceased
ing that the of pat Of said real
order the deb due from sad deceased and
OF Of said esate the personal prorty being
insufficient for that purpose, and that sf said estate
be sold without injury those Interested in the
mander Nhereupon ordered by said Cout that said
application he heard the Ieof be held ut the
Probate Office Montpelier the 29ih day of November
1850 O'Clock in the foreaoon. And luther order
notice of said application and the for the
and the time aud place appointed Tor tho hearing there
Of be gven all persons interested BY the publication
three weeks succesvey hcfore SAID lime appoint
ed, Vermont Waterman snd State Journal, a
paper printed Montpelier that they appear said
and place. and show why the license applied of
should not be g. a,ted.
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tUatfI)nlan & State 1onrual.
E.P. WALTON, JR., EDITOR.
Thursday, November III. 1850.
The Laws.

We publish the laws of the session, designa-
ted for publication in the newspapers, az the ear
hest moment possible, and to the exclusion both
of advertisements and other matter. The gen
eral reader, We suspect, will find no fault with
us for getting through with,his matter as early
as possible. In two numbers more we mean to
finish the acts of Congress, and find room for a
greater variety of articles.
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'otal 2.27a

In addiuon to this. the Machine Shop Corpo-
ration has discharged since Is46, 266 men, whose
monthly pay at 81 per day would amount to So
s64, giving a total falling off in the monthly
payments Of the several companies of $4O,266
Sc, and making q total sum annually Withdrawn
from the business of the city OF four hundred
and eighty three thousand, two hundred & twen-
ty-two dollars and seveDty-two cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

GoodricRs .Nev .Naiionai Geography is an ex-
celent one, and is got up in very beautiful and
attractive style. We commend the new edi-
ton, 1850, to the examination Of superintendents
and teachers Huntington g. Savage, publish.
ers, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

The TURNER'S GUIDE. We have received the
18th number, containing the close of volume one,
including Professor Noron's notes on Spring.
The LIST VOL contains 8 engravings on steel, PAL
wood engravings, and about 900 pages OF letter
press. Leonard Scott & Co., publishers, ~ Full
ton ST., New York. 25 cents per number, or IS
in advance for the entire work, twenty two num-
hers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

The Teschers' Institute At Bethel, which clos
ed on the 18th, was respectfully attended. Tie
Catalogue gives the number Of members as n.
Ladies AZ, Gentlemen IS. The Board of In
stuetioa was Rev. Daniel Leach A. NJ. of Rox.
bury, Mass, A. B. Corliss Of Corinth, Rev. J.
Tufts Of Wardsboro', and other lecturers from
bic state and Massachusetts,. iesss : e
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

Uhich ,cas It !? The Freeman publishes the
proceedings Of the coalition convention, holden
fortnight ago, under the head" Free Demo-
cratic Convention" The Patriot drops the "iree'
and heads the story with democratic Con-
veniion." 1t must be remembered tina. another
Convention was held, consisting of old line To-
cos, who style themselves 1.-THE Dea.ocraiic par
~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

s.Nep York Election--LThe official returns are
all in, and Hunt Whig) is Governor by Dos ma
jority. Church. (De,n.i is elected Lieut.. Cover
nor by about 7000 majority aud North, tDem-)
Canal Comml-s loner by about 300 majority. -
Legislature WI Ig.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21
VERMONT CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD.
FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT.

We were about making ar abstract of the 5th
annual report, when we found the work done by
the Boston Post, rs follows:
We have been kindly permitted to examine
this document, which is now in the hands Of the
printer. By supplementary account, the tinan-
cal condition of the company is exhibited I'M
der date of Oct 81, 1850, though the reports
proper are for the yea ending June 30, 1850
On the 3ist of October, 1850, the stock account
stood as follows:-
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Cattle Market, Nov. IL

Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser.
At Market 1929 Cale about 700 Beevesand 729 Stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, and Three
Years Old and Yeailnes
Priees-Maket Beef-Extra S. rs cwt. LIST quality
S575, 2ne quality IS 90, Sd quality S4,5o Bausng Cattle
$50, and "a.
Hides, S., 90, per cwt. Tallow, 80 a rs.
Stores Worsiog Oxen S54, te, seJ a l0J-
Cows and Calves, ST. IS, 30, ind 49,
Yearings, 81, TO- and Si3.
Two years old SiI, Is. and -
Three years old, SIS, 20 and d.
Sheep and .am5s, Ass al Market. Nearly all cold.
PsicEs-Exras s. and 7. By lot 81, so, 81 and rs.
Swne-RetaiI 5 a &c.
RemaksThc market for cattle shade better than il has
been the last three weeks.
95 Fitchbug Railroad and 81 the
Boston and Lowell aoad, loaded CATTLE sheep and
horses. swine and fowls.
Number 4 each State.
Cattie. Sheep & Lambs Swine. Horses
Maine 221
New Hampshire, 60 220o
Vermont, 5l4 Isis IS
Massachusetts, to l2O oo IA
New York. -
Canada, IL
Total lac 4l35 s. So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

More Good Fruit. DR.. VIM. II. Richardson,
Winooski Falls, has sent to us very fne spsci-
mems Of apples-SpitzenburR Seek no-further,
Golden Pippln, Black Giilidower, Vaudeville,
Roxbury Russell. &C. &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

DELAWARE Wilmington, DEL,
Nov. IL. The Democrats have swept the entire
State and elected their Governor. THey will
also have majority in The Legislature, which
secures 10 them United States Senator.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

GTbe Old Liners held thsir State Conven-
ton here weck before last. passed resolutions
adopting the old Esisinore platform, and nonl-
Mated Csss and BpI.sr for The Presidency and
Vice Psssidsncy. ..s3-
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The Fruits Of he Tariff of '46. The Lowell

The Fruits Of The Tariff Of '46- The Lowell
Journal Of Saturday gives the following table Of
looms stopped and operatives discharged in that
city alone, in consequence of Inability 10 find
market for their fabrics at remuneraiing prices:
ged from the several Corporations, looms STOP
ped, aud the decrease in the monthly payments
in the present year:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court held at Mont
Washington D,sts"t, peler, within and Tor SAID dis
trict, on the 18th day OF November, A ID ls5J.
NJ ATTAINED TOWNSEND, guardian 10 George I.
Niles. MINOR residing III Psinhed, IN sad district,
makes application r license cell the whole real estate
OF his sad ward, all said wards the real
Of which said Albert Niles late of PianfeId deceas
ed Died esed and Possessed in this state, aedgng that
would conducive the OF his sad ward sell
the said real Tor The purpose of putting TIE proceeds
of such sale interest investing in stacks or in real
hcreuron ordered by ss Court, that said ap
pcaion he hoard session thereof be held the Pro-
hate Office, Monlplier the 29rh day Of November,
1880 eleven O'Clock forenoon And is further ordered
that notice Of said appcavn the for
the same and the and place appointed the hrsrng
thereof given all interested by The publication
CT same three weeks succesvey, Seice said time ap
pointed in tho Vermont Waterman and State Journal.
newsp printed Montpelier, that they appear at
and place and show why the license ed
Tor should uot be grantsd-
BY oider of the Court,
90 Attest. L. X. MERRILL, Register
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Bakersfield Academical Institu.
tiOn,

I,uE Winter Term will commence on Wednesday, Nov
n.
J. 5 SPAULDINt, A. NJ, Principal,
C.. BlSBEE, A. NJ Associate Principal,
Prof s. NJ. BASSE1-r. Teacher OF Mlsie,
NJ AIuE LIE TESTEE, Teacher of French.
). OAkES, Secretary.
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Hlarkets.



Tho opesaoss of,he week have been ssr and ps'eh.s
Of all descriptions made at ut rates, while
% low and medium Trades slight advance 10 asked
0hou there be tho demand, TIA stck will
De s.cien carry ill mid February, lsas ing
actursrs forward dependent ssSn supplies TOR
the working Of which their machinery 10 lily adapsed
This activity arise from tho operation
deuers belonging other markets. who rcaxa and
upon New York market has been during
ess, and who in have sold the wo"I previous
purchase However, the New York holder fully
wake subject. and hold their stock at firm rates.
ferng allow leave rather than concede
thing In price.
The actual the aggregate $50 200 900 bs.
among which 900 lbs Cunada combnss 81
GO 600 Wesien eeces 10. Al l2 45 centr, 100
lbs medium and "A blood at IS a 40 cents.
In pulled has less though there is
strong tendency upwards, and advance is Confidently
anticipated. We quote sales Of 20 $4,000 lbs, counir,
pulled hatters high rates, and various small rausac
ons city pulled 81 2 % Tor IS l2 fos
and 81 , tor No 1.
We quote
American Saaony Fleece. - AS
Full FLOODED Merino, 80 Al
IL and "a Mcrno, 30 "
native and IA Merino, 80 "a
Super pulled country. IS 81
No. pulled do. 81 Is
Super pulled City, 81 Ia
No. pulled Lambs IS
Dry Goods Reporter.
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Uratbs.

In Willamstown. Nov. l3sh VIM. n. Luce of STAFF
ford and China v. Luce agc. mo- IA days
In Cnelses Nov Misc Caihafne Dearborn, aged about
q years.
In Newbury, Oct. 90 Amelia Rogers in the Goth year of
yesI Of her age
la anenbursh, Oct. 6, Widow Elisabeth Hatshorn aged
f9 years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21
Who are the Fathers of the Flu.
gitive Slave Law?
Go 10 the records and see
VOTES on THE SLAVE LAW.
For the Lt,r.
NORTHERN W HIes-Senate 90
I" House 3
NoRrHERN LocoFoCos Is
.9guinst The Law.
NoRrHERN VINES IS
NoRrHERN LoCOFoc0s. only ii

Gykenlember, loo, in addition 10 these Eacts,
that the bill was forced through The House at an
unexpected moment by trick in which North
ern Locofocos took the lead and that if every
Northern Wing had been present and voted e
Raiust the bill, il would have still been secured
By Norhern locofoco votes. How unjust, then,
10 the face of these facts and the correlative
ones which We have spread before our readen,
tocharge upon the Wings the sus horship or cred
it Of The odious law.-Sp1agfeid Reqshtiaen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21

We cannot with certainty say that more than
three members OF Congress are elected, to wit:
Mr. Appleton (whg) in the Boston district; MIR
Fowler ard Mr. Mann free soil Whigs,) re cleo
oil
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|SWAWTON FALLS ACADEMY

yl,HE WINTER TERN commences en- " ednesdsy, Nov
i 81. SAMUEL. A. CASE. Principal
Mics LAURA p. FARNsWoRJH. Assistant Teacher Of
piaSing CIas on and Painting.
Mrs. MARIA l.. HACKETT, Teacher Of Piano Music,
Organ and Ffeueh.
Miss MARY E. BRAYTcN, Piano Music.
GEORGE ~ HALL, 81. d. Teacher OF Anatomy aud Ply
sioogy.
This Institution pleasantly located in the growing and
village of Ssanton Falls. THIS risce dssi
gushed for bealih,uness and -eubry uf i's climate u
access will nno be rendered 80 by thr
opepny the Vermont Canada Raiosd from the south
West The advantages .of Instruction in Music and toe
French language unsurpassed by this section Of
the state.
Good facilities also will be epjoyed for instruction in
Drawing. trayou and Painting.
Board Obtained good families irr 81 - TO 8 -.
per week, including rooB. washing aod fuel
Tuition 50 81 per quarter Text Books furnished in the
place reduced prices.
A. J. LAMsON, seerctsry.
Svanton Falls Nov. II, 1850. 0l:3w
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Massachusetts.

The Wings have lost the state, and no party
has got it. A queerer mess of political hofch
potch never came to the surface of any cauldron
before