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The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
AN. OTTAWA, ILL, SATURDAY, MAY 25 1850
MANS VICTIM.

! saw her IN that summer time,
When ripenng into womanhood,
Her beauty reached its peerless prime,
And robed in purity she stood:
Sunshine upon her temples fair,
And smiles in every dimple slept;
Her light-lke eycs-no tears were there,
Save those sweet sympathy had wept,
Her very being bles, the earth;
For every impulse OF her henrt
In "love to Others" had its birth,
From every thought Of selfapar:
No feeling but its vivid play
Left, like the flashing Of gem,
Upon her brow brighter ray
Than gIenms from kingy diadem.
Around her gathered every grace,
Lake clustering flowers In SUNNY June
While DER her beauty beamlng face
Shone happy glrlhood's blushing noon -
Again saw her-can II be-
The earth hath nursed. in human guise,
A hend so feelngless ashe
Who dared almost I invade the skyesl
In this-with earnest seeming words,
And traitrous, iortuous, dark intent,
As WHY serpcnts tempt young birds,
Seeking the love that heaven lent,
Only to dnsh il rudely back,
Crushed, on that young and trusting heart,
Making her whole life sfuture track
a desert, by his damned art.
Yet, such was he-and yet she turned
Those once sou-kinding eyes-now dim
With pent up tears where love still burned,
In urtive glances of on him
Him, who had watched and wooed and won
Then cast her lavished loveaw
And when the cruel deed was done,
Stoked boldly forth in open day
All, did there need but that pale check,
That heaying breast and dropping eye,
To tell, what sooner than to speak,
Womans true heart would break aud die
Again saw her-still and cold
And beautiful in death was she:
Howmany tails might thus be- tod
Ofwoman's truth mans perfdyl
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

QuApnAruRr or rpr CncLr.-The grand pro
lem which has battered mathematicians more
than ANYTHING else in science, except tie phloso-
pliers stone, i cminlcd tvhave been solved by
Rev. DIR. Gnstiniani, Of buffalo, n gentleman ot
varied and extensive aequir.inen's, and known to
many scientific citizens. lie delivered lecture.
,lemonstra,iye Of his assumed discovery. On Tues
day evening tie 9th, and another on Wednesday
evening the l7th. DR. O. fully convinced that
he has obtained ,hc solution of the problem and
does not propose to arrive n, proxinate, but se,a
al results--giying no more nor no less '''an we
contents IS the circle.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
y + II q 9ist 8

Walker y Hichiing. Dealcrs in Drugs uedi-
eincs, Paints, otis, TarHishcS, Patent .Medi.
eines, Glass, &c, Ottawa, Ill.,
White n Hunter, Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
Painto, oils, Patent ncdicineS TarRishis. Dye-
stufSSc second store north oiihe Mansonhou.c,
Ottawa, Ill.
& L. Thompson. Deaierm Drugs, Patent NeGi.
rines, Paints. oils, FURNISHES, Dge-stuGs, &c.
Between City Hotel and Rcddick's block
~. Smith. Dcdler IN Drugs Medicines, Paints,
oils, Dye .StuGS, &c. &c, Newark, Kendall coun-
", Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
Il Q tel 8

City Hotel, BY Mrs. A. DELASo, northeast cor
ner Of the court house square, Ottawa. The house
iseligbly situated in the centre Of the business por
ton OF the town, 1t has jus, undergone thorough
renovation and repair. Ample stablins attached.
Fox River House, by l. DELANo, on the canal
uear the aquaduct. Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House, near the confluence of the L.
linois and Fox Rivers, and near the bridge.
Mansion House, Ottawa, ILL., by R Thorn. Pas
sengers carried free to and from the canal pack
cts. Stages arrive and depart daily.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

liz Wonr FLAslW WAlsrcoNT.--He wore n
faShy waiotcoat ON the night when first We met
with famous pair Of wlliskers, and imperial OF
et His air had all the haughtyness, bis voice the
manly tone, of u gentleman of eighty thousand
dollars, NIL his own. l saw him but II moment
and methnks see him now, with very hashy
waistcoat and bevor on his brow--no neat Be-
bee was there. but shocking badun was his hat
and matted was his hair. lie wore brick with.
in that hat. the change WIS all complete aud he
was hankea by coustaLlcs, who marched Linn ur
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

s-7'''cz@ss HW'W"tP70y r. 7H0FN -azAz71Es3
Corner Of IPatsr aud Columbus ST. near For Rre,
TllE subscriber respectfully informs the people Of
Ottawa, and the travelling public generally ,,ha
he has purchased the above commodious establish.
ment, and having undergone thorough repairs md
renovation, il isnow open for the accommodation Of
travellers md boarders in n, least as good style n.
any other house in town can afford and on the low
est terms. Ample stablng is attached TO the rstnb
lishment The public are asked to give him trial
or No one need shun the house through fear o.
being offended by the perfumes oiquor, as none i.
KEEP, abont the establishment.
JACOB MILLER
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

CoRS CoBs-The American Farmer says:
We believe there is one. third rs mnch nutriment
in bushel Of the cobs US there is in buslel Of the
grain; ana We KNOW that cows or oxen fed upon
pecks Of the crushed and steamed cobs, in addi
ion to their usual quantity Of hay or fodder, uiH
keep yat"
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

CAyADA.--The emigration returns for 1915? pre-
sentcd to the English Parliament, show ,la, AS
respects Canada, Ss, 494 emigrants arrived ,heie
during the Year being an increase over the pre-.
vious year of l0555. OF these ten thousand re.
moved to the United States; 2l,Ol6 come from
Ireland. $3.50 from england 4,9S4 from Scotland,
and the residue from the Continent.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
Fox River House,.,L6
) Ottama. Oil =

TNHlS popular establishment continues in full ope-
l. ration, and its accommodations nre inferior to
none IN the country Travellers will always lind
the table supplied with choice game and every deli.
cacy the country affords. A continuance OF the IL
bera share of public patronage heretofore extended
issolicited AUG G. 'tg-,f
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

PASTE As Is pAslE.--Dissolve an ounce or alum
in quart oiwatcr when cold, add as much ilour
as vii! make 1t the c,nsistenCe uf cream then
strew into it as much powdered rosin as will stand
On shilling, and two or ihree cloves /; boil il to
consis'ence stirring all the time. 1t will keep
for twelve months and when Dry may be softencd
with water.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

A lad named FRANCIS SHAW, Ia years Of age.
employed as a mail carrier, was arrested few
days since at Pinkncyvillc, in thi State, willie in
tho act Of piliering the mail bags sent under his
charge, and committed to Jail to await his trial.
alton Iele6rdyh
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
Storage s. furwur0ins

Johnston n Charruaud, Storage S Commission
Merehants-W Warehouse east side OF the bridge
Main canal, Ottawa, III. nov -
l.. Hills. Storage, Forrarding and Commission
Merchat, dealer in all kinds Of produce, True s
Warehouse. No >. Side -cut Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
The Washington Coffee House and
RestauraNE.

E7St S'HoO 'ho tDurt House Square and Rtrt door
70 ne Mansion House
MIR. 7. SllARkEY beus to inform his friends
WI aud the public that, having taken the n.
bove p,emisesand fitted them up suitably iGrthe bm.
ssness, it is his intention to accommodate the pub
Meals can nlwaysbc procured ON The shortest noicc
at any hour of lhc day, Farmers and Others nrriy.
ing in town aud not wishing 10 lose time cur always
be accommodated oF hand W
p, S,-Ihe BAR is supplied with the choices,
kinds of liquors, aIc, wines, candles, and scgnrs
Lunch every day from halt past ten A. NJ. I'LL twelve.
Ottawa, sept. 2S, 1919
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
A BALL OF FiEE.--Thc New York Globe Of
Monday week has the following dispatch:
Bosroy, Sunday No,

B0sroN, Sunday NO0n,
The British brig Alcyone, from Glasgow, ar
rived here on !Saturday-reports of Cape Cod,
while the man were aloft reefng the foretopsail.
in the middle of II snow Storm ball of fire, larger
than an Is pund shot struck the mainmast and
without any unusual noise such as an explosion.
the mast was split in four pieces. and went over.
board with all the yards and rigging attached.
The Alcyone had previously lost her Mizcn mast,
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

IUcEY CAlnoENlAN - II is stated that Mr. James
Bryant, carpenter WHO borrowed the means Of
gong t"Caiiulnia year ago i'll january, returned
IN the last s:cnmcr and has Arrived in Boston with
100000
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

Quite an excitement has been created among
u portion of our citizens, by IN unaccountable
tap. tap, tap which nightly disturbs the quiet
Of their slumbers, and drives sweet sleep from
their eycds. But what is it. What does it
meani'
We more than half suspect the "tap" complain.
ed Of is located in neigh6oring grocery, SAYS the
Boston Post
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
Prairie House..

Al The Great Saiplm Springs Hulf.nay Letpeen
Otiawa and Perm. on the bottom road,
NEAR STARVED ROCK.
Travellers will find as good accommodations n,
my house nsatnny other in the country aud at prices
TO make II an object 10 stop. Excellent stnbing at
tached 10 the establishment, A REED
tph u lS,O.y
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

AfRNnRs PARopy.-'rhc oditur Of the Yer
mont Republican thus poetically and pa'heticaiy
appeals to lis delinquent subscribers.
Wood. . T
Man chop down that tree ....
Spare not single bough
Thy axe lay to It's roots.
The PillNrrg needs il SOW
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorn ns

j. ii. McGregor. Attorney and Counsellor al
Lato, OtsaiDa. Office one door from corner OF
La Sale and Canal.sts., directly in front OF the
cour, house Particular attention pnid 10 agencies
and collections. np 2O6m'
Champlin n Wallace, u. c. Champlin-W. II
l.. Wallace ittoracBs and tonnsii0rsd al Lap,
Office up stairs in the next building north OF the
Post office. nov ~, ".
X. y. Leland, Attorney and Counseilor al Lac,
Has removed hIs Office from Reddick's block, TO
the room formerly occupied by the sheriff, IN the
court house, now occupied part by Lorenzo Lc-
land. may 449
Norris Il Fisher, Geo. II, Norris Geo, S, Fish
erJ attorneys at Lan aud Land AGENTS, Otta-
pa, M viii pay particular attention TO the pay
ment OF taxes in any part Of Illinois, purchasing
and selling real estate investigating titles. collect
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants, and locating them on the best iands tor
soldiers or Others, secunngpensions and all CLAIMS
against the government. Office in the cour, house
April IL, lSt9
M. T.. HOiiister, Attorney and Counsellor at
Las, and Splicitor IN Chancery--Oftapa, III.
Office over the rear OF G. Burr's store, opposite
the Mansion hou:c. Jan. ~
Glover n Cook, a. o. Gloyer--B. c. Cook) At
t0raeys and CouRsellors al Ld,r-Oftdna. Of
flee in Rcdiick's Block, east side OF the public
square. Jun iS-tf
Henry &. Cotton, attorney and Counsellor at
L1p and SJliriiOr IN ChlHccry--Oftapd, HS.
Office il. Reddck's block, ess, side of the public
square. Jun ! AZ
y. y Randall, iuoraeyat Lap--Oswego, Ken
Kendall Ca MS Aug 10, lsiS--u
q 4. ingalls,, attorney and ComSc'iorn Lan.
Opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO, lLG.s.
Particular at'cntionpaid TO Agencies and collect
ing. mrh %. 10
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
sONo.--rhe author of the following song is re.

SoSc.--'The authorof the following song is re
specially recommended TO the o. NJ c.:
"Oh, marry the man YOU love, girls if you can
get hm at all il he is as rich as Co>us or rs poor
as job in his flll. Pray do not mary for pclf,
girls, twill bring yow souls into ,hrall but marry
the man you love, girls ifhispursc is ever small
o, never marry fop girls, whether he's little or
tall he'll make n fool of himself and you he
knows nothing we'll but to brazil. But marry n
sober man, girls, there are few left on this ball,
md you'll never rue the day, girls, that YOU ever
malrel'Rt all"
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
Wagon Making and Blacksmithng
T.. BARN ARD

'AkES this method to return his thanks 20 his
4 friends Ter the liberal patronage which thcv
have extended 10 him thus tar, and as he ha, Iust
completed scvcra important improvements in hi al
Teisly extensive establishment, he hopes Ia gain
SUI. more liberal and extensive patronage from his
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
Dayton Woollen Factory,

THE above Factory has now been in successful
L operation tor eight years pnst. and the under.
signed deem II unnecessary to make my promises
or pledges for their good conduct or liberal bargains
and would nercly say that they have good n-sort.
meut Of Fullcd Clothes.
Cassimeres SattiRett, Tpecd, Jeans. Hard Times
FlGRRcis ot rarious kinds Nairls. Blankets
and Stocking Yarn, double dpd ticistsd
Aud will hive, by the time the new clip comes of,
nrgers stock OF goods thnn they have ever before Of
ttred and they nrc getting on another set Of ma
cAncry, tby the middle of May nrxt) of the best
aud most improved kind which will enable them 10
turn out double the number OF yards that they have
ever done before and they now feel confident In
saylng TO wool growers, llrmyr, md merchants
tha, their wants cun be fully supplied on the most
reasonable terms In exchange ior wool or cnsh
Cardiu. nnI eptuuing.
They will card spu0nd rrclat l6 cents per pound
N lots OF 3llhs or over
49,, Custom Cardiag a. cents per p9un4
They have two so'snl Card, expressly for country
work which will he fitted mp in good order and Il
Wool u put up In proper condition theywill wnrrnn,
lhclr work TO give satisfaction Persons coming
rom q distance who may have to stop over night
shall be to no expense,
Cr0TH DRESSING
VIII bc done Mt the usun price nnd In the best man.
ncr mud warranted to give satisfaction, rs none but
the best workmcn nrc employed
Wool. Wheat Corn, L.nrd, and Sonn will h. N /.
ken In pny for work, ]. g.. D. GREEN,
onFacloly. April ~, lsso-a9.if -
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

The committee ON Foreign Relations OF the
House are preparing areport on the fee navig:a.,
ton If the river St Lawrence, and they will
probably recommend the President to enter into
negotiations. concerning it, with the British gov
crnment 1t is supposed that England is faSor-s
ably inclined towards granting US the privilege Of
navigating that river
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
Wagons and Ru..ics

lie iatcrs himself that he can ust hcatQny cstnb-
llshmcnt IN the country, tor neat and substantial
workmanship. He employs none but the very best
mechanics. aud warrants the woodwork. ironing
aud painting, of his wagons aud buggics 10 bc IN
surpassed by anything oilhc KIND in the stats. All
kinds of Black>mithin%
Done III superior manner and with despatch,
HORSE SHOEING,
which hr had abandoned tor u while, has been rr-
commenced Having employed nn excellent shoe.
cr hr invites those OF his friends who have hor.c. to
shoe, to bring them along; for be- know, Ia can
Eiyr tsiarton TO the haIdes, To please
HIS Material Is OF the best qualify Hcu.rs ru
wood IN his wagons but such as is thoroughly sea
soned and none bun the best iron
In all his work his prices will correspond with the
times and with his present facilities he feels conf
dent that he can do his work hnndsomer. better and
stronger and al prices as low as can be done any
where in the west. Give him a call and try him
Tor yourselves.
E-3'CASHpai for seasoned wood Tor spokcs nnC
aNes Ottawa April ~ 1850 -3O-tt
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25

ne street. ! saw him but u moment, vet, me.
shinks see him now, charged BY these worthy a.
heers, with kicking up = ros.s
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-05-25
Business Cards.
j. u. ulANIAU.I.E

" "OHLESALE and retn dealer in all kinds OF
w Confectionery,
Toys Candy, Fruit, &c, Canal street, few doors
west Of La Sac-st.. Ottawa.
Wedding and other parties supplied with ornn =
mental confectionery, cakes, ice cream. &c. Sc, a,
mort NOTICE up 20 6m.
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STATE OF MAINE

ONrcrp, - Ats Cont Of County Conmi'iion.
go hsgan and holden NJ Paris, within and Zoe tAr
County " OsrFd, on MoHtiy. the 10Th 'sy ~
July, 4 n, 1850. Nv adjournment from the NAV.
Tenn. 4. n, 1850.
Upon the foregoing petition. salifiactrry t,iltuCe
having ,,,ir,cri,ei that the petitioners art rc.
spon,ihls lnA ought O. he heard touching the mat.
Ter sct 10Th n their petition, il Il Ordered that the
Comm.rsiuHcr, meet Al ihe I'm q William Young
% Auburn, on The bot Tucsd n ~ Urto'cT, 4. ID.
1850, az 10 u'yllck, 4. VI, and thence yr0g,e' to
view M route menlionsd IN .aid ,iiiioi Immediate
Is riici Which view hearing The paiti,' and wit
1ctscs Nil lie hal at some convenient Place IN ih'
ytinit, ani such further measures taken in the pttm
ICES n,ths Commissioner shall juig, rrOpcr. Nod
Is futh.r OrdsTcd that nolice n The tine, place and
rgfr,st q M. CDnmissi0nsf.' mestiny Aforesaid,
D. giyci o. All pcTt1nB and Compilations interested
b, causing an attriicd copy n th, Pci0n and this
order u Court iher,ln tnbe served upo1 the Chair
man rfihs Count, Commissioners, iDr siit county ul
Cumb,rhn' 2, IN by Publishing the sane three wsek'
fucccssytlN IN The Age. beng the rcSsrapef pub
lshed by the Printer 20 the State and IN the last
,rn Argus, ruhlilhed AZ the city ~ Portland, in
aid County Of Cumbsfland, and IN The ONiord
Democrat, ncWspapsr printed II Paris, N the
County Of Oxford, and BY serying an alies,cd copy
Il the zane 20 be served upon the respective ecik,
Il the Town. u Liver, Turner, and Aubuni, and
po,tius m aussted copy u the same in three publ,
pieces IN rach Of said towns, the hr'toi aid Ibli.
cations an each Of the other notice., 10 " H.de
s,rNcd and p1,,si, a, least thirty taNs vsiurs said
time OF meciin1, TO the end that al p.r,on. and
corporations may then and thee agar and show
cause, Il any they have, wy tie pra,sr Of aid ~.
iitoncTg should not lie krantc .
Aue,t-WM. X. KIMBALL, Clcrs.
true copy ~ laid Petition an Oder of Court
Auest-WM. X. KIMBAI.L, Cicrk.
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State of maine.

1~>)nNTORp, -. 4, 10, sheriff. 1T oir
~. : " Cuuuig. q ClruhI lanI, l'rA, ~.
l. y ud lauorln, k,purl'c, Som,i,tt, r..
.l..srt. Iancock Wahigstlr, W,lip TrIuAliu.
Pi.r,i,qu,. and Au"n.tooA "iihcr II Their Der
ute. and 10 the Constable 4 a., 90 the i1sn' 90
All CosrtIr.. GKEEIlNu.
". command ,ou On attach the gud' ~ c'i.'ir 81
JOHN T. UARkER Il NrNn, iu AID 'ri1'' oi
DNiYrl, Woman T. The Nlluc nl one hurort dot
hrs. ,pl summon the ssiI barker li b. r'' ~
fund urhib var pfs,l1Ctl O. alp,yt l'i'I' 800
Iu.iic, ~ uur ni.uiri C.rI' g. NJ, Nrs'rn bn'
riei, r,>t 90 h. hrdcu ai rar., VI lun and i'r "nI
..id CpurN ~ OSilrl, on the second In'si'l 81
lure neNt then and thJr, IN aid ',uri ~ 11.-
vrr MT, >IlNS y. FOSTER ~ s.'i NEW ,
woman a. n plcl Il the case Coz that The 'aiL
Hukes Al NoWn o1 the IA, 81 The Cu.rhis" "l
tht. wit, l,ing indebted g. thr rhHiH IN IN ''"
al lt,.twp dollars AND srIcui, .ihr,c csuls. accnid
inr o. the amount annexed, In cHn,tdrtatun thereof
then AID there pfomiscd thc f,sinu1 topaz MN TN
.ame sum or demand. Al.u ~ that ihg ,aid Bar
her at said Newn, 0n the llN 1t The puI has' oi
thi. writ, being inhibited e. the Plaintiff "a The sun
II ilty.6,e dul,s aud ss,cnt, hNc ccn's ioT money
D, the PLintid b,fuic that umC lad out rNpendch
ard PAID frr the sa,d Bafker at hls sps,hi Iclnc''
and f,r other money Ia the Painih bci0ic lha'
tim. lent and ad,anCcdto the ssid BARKER, at h''
like Tcqns.t aud fOr uthef m0nsN, 10y the s1il bai-
ksf berr that time ha add received g. the usr OF
the Plaintiff Nv corsideviion theIc,i then aud There
promised the Plaintiff 70 pay him the same .n de-
inand. Set Though often request the aid Drien,
Jan, ha. not paid the aid suns h., neglect, aud
refuse, 80 to 10, to the damage ofthe 'a'd Foster
"a, he .ays) the ,um Of one hun red o9l'a'' which
.hall ihcie h. made to appear with other doe dam
ages And hay, ,Ou there this w.t. with your
doings therein
wrrsrssrD. JOSEPH q. COLE, Esquire,
at Par,,, this futh day Il Jsnusr, ~ the yer Of
oui Lord one thousand eight bundled and hi'y'
wM. X. KIMBALL, CLrRE.
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CHURN DASHER.

rhi, Chun produres Buuer q the sf,, quality,
from New Milk, IN IRON ioH n ten miuutc, IN win.
tsr, All ilom tUp o. i've minutes IN summer
II produces more hotter 'fum the sans sm0ant q
mk of cream, than any Dthsr chum, bccauss l.
dies u. woik Ia rnurs thorough and scisslihc m.s
ncr.
II }. the cheapest tni most eonveusn, chmn ,v.
,nVeuisi. On lerllnt n ~ iuvolving the irus
phins0phic priHcips ui Bu'ler making Anl T..
sizes this, Ncv NH after hing ehurn.j, i,'-rH
and suitable Zoe family u.s,
Another advantage oysr the eoun0n churn 10,
being made mu'tI, VI tin, The hhor Of keeping
.We,, and clean IL msrr, np,hing compared vi
that u the ordinary Kind
Iaking into coasid.fltion, ihs c0nbinsd Utii
and simplicity IT The. ehurn. the SubscubsT fs.
confident u u'ust ns1's iu sale 9. rtafly ever IA
usr ln the cJu.iy,
This D4lLe, nav b. lisl ia IN, Old Tub Chrr
10 general uss, thereby saving the expense u nc'
churu. A. the Subscrllsf intsnds visiting ever
town iu ihr cpu1y those desiring o. purchi's chun
Will md 10 ~. their Advantage 70 delay Until III .
have an opportunity 10 examine the sbpyt.
l. r BOOTIlBY
South Psu,, July, 1850. 25d
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ONFoaD So Alta Couu e County Commi,,fpn.
sts hccar and holden al Paris. within and &C. Tho
Count, ~ Oxford on Monday. The 29th q July
\. u 1850. BY adjournment from the MAY term,
is5q
Upon M iorc5oirs petition. 'ishcilry evidence
having been received hat he pc,uoncr. Ne r,.
'ron'AA, MA ought a. he heard touching the matter
st tlfth i1 Their pctiti0a n D., Ordered. that thr
Commandments meet II the dwelling house ~ JsfC.
miah HAL ~ iumiori. on TussisN. the 10Th II
September, 1850, ~ 10 0'clo,k, 4. VI, aud thcnoc
proceed o. view IN, route mentioned ~ said petiion
immediately stsf Which view, hcauns ~ the par.
ii~s anl witnesses VIII L. had ., son" convenient
place in the vicinity, and such further measure,
akcu IN the premises ~ the Commissi0nsr, shah
nudge pf0per. And d Is further Ordered, that M
iicc IT the time pllrc ~ pufpo.s " the C"mmis
.,oncis' nsstng siotcs,d, h. gNra o. ~ p.r,onl
l1l corporations Interested, D, puti.hug the fcti-
iinn With the Order II Cout ih,r,Dn. three weeks
surcsstNsl, in %, ONErd Dunociat, a neNsys-
rcr printed a. Paris. IN the Count, II ONlard, and
", serving lu ausstcI cop, Il ths Pctitipn With
III, OiJsr thereon, upon the Clsik Il the town
NJ Rumfyfd. sni upou the Plantation Ccik ~ Nil
uu Plantation. and posted he three ,llic place. ~
,sid town, and 10 three public phres m aid Milton
Ia0taiirH, the irst ol sad rublicaton, ADD each
n The other notices, " b. made, served. and
posted, ~ least thirty days leforr aid time u
n,ttng, % the eli that al person. inl C1tofalons
may thsu and thcr, appear and sheW cause u auy
hg, have, Wis th, PRAYER Of aid p"t-onors should
n5t b, gIaHtei. 3N26
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Attest wM X. KlMBALL, Cl,ik.
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