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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

CAFE HAr17ns l1ar-- Georss w IN
statement about 'hr saeae Cane R,. hA published oas
manner IN Wseh II Kept Ia Be sat and he cAree's
have eolveI'eo OF ne .9eect OF lights ~ whom
one ~ 0cracoek att bocy ished Ny ohy,s'o y ne
ne OF the same aeis There pom, oas
acquainted that requires better light C,oe saeh
should Be- 6rs es IN al respects hen go |.
guide avoid tie sho4 % 80
the present house surrounded BY deep water spsp
seward CT H. whs atssei tbs present DOT ras.S =
DANG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ........... .DEc. 8
Clnnred.

Ship VIM Patten Thsobald. Liverpool Durham & Duon
Bs' Lowell Hathaway Pkadepha jasper Hasty Charleston
Bngs Lima BIZ Eales, St John, Nh, Laaras & Coz Com
merce RI Gard Windsor, rs Aiken 0role, Roblu'ou, s.
MARKS, &c Fpca Helena Ham Post Amsterdam; Phiur Thsic
sr savannah Durham Dmon Margaret BIZ Holder St Joha
NIB, } " Lewden
Soils Far ssdecor Richmond Merchant Couch do; Plymouth
Rock, Lacy Bos,or.
Era norman Philadelphia; Peuoo.co Seymour do
Sloop Warren Stanwood, New aagea.
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Disasters. e..

20 nj; for Mob es-y shh Cleared from Pa.ieph On "a
Castle which sfest aesA % Tuesday mofa,,s og
10 return to % shar.- ~ .aA' lSpt l. hosh prteaf
sSaR kSLr Ws.vIs, At Ran 20
~ F@'7abe, and carried ava, ,orstocrpust
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Memoranda.

On Wednesday light last the Newton when nearly
opposite West Point the barge utca which ien with
aou carrying away part of her deck load stavn sr Rqwaks on
slightly damaged by having part her side carried away
The steamship franklin Wotton for Hayre has anchored tie
Quarantine count Of the fog.
The packeshp Deyonsrs, Hovey I'm London while bsag o@si
the East River TO her dock yesterday afternoon got ashore
mud fiat, where slIe remained shutdown
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by telegraph.

BosroE, Dec s-Arr sc6r Richmond, Ph.ate.Phl -, -.
ca BAN Bay STATE P,no. ne. snl harsshs W Cos
Of Me4!eo Ra2d Trsta VIA New Yok sebs Wa'h@aae' Mobile
= 81
CHARLESTON Dec 3-cd ,hfp Cara1sn. SYefk
PORTLAND D. Cit sait Lou Eaten. C5eni5e!os
PCEFS&ets II. Dec 4--sil sal ses 7rfFe4t- y lsts
F4It RivER Pee s-s Naaey B.hop E9rtoEsi slo9e
Be-a-a. HTo-A; iih gIctL Go.
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pHfIADyfPE1s

sEwRoRr. Dec SIR BAH LII. Inn. r.
ie' b, SCR. With css u pais 7'e' Iyr-s, o.. !,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
orrlclALI Board of Assistant Aldermen,


P2esent-OscA w. SrURTEvANr, Esq Presi-
dent in the chair; Asst Aid. Judson. Haley Mccarthy,
Boyce, Barr Webb Alderman, Crane Francis Smith, Kip,
SaInlnis, Sands, Ward, Hogere, Dean, AIYord
By Asst Aid Boyce-Of Simeon Atwater, Clerk in
Washington Market, for increase OF salary To committee
BY Asst Aid Crane-of ohm w. Lewis and others for
sewer in Leroy and Hndsonsts, to connect with the
SEVERN Carksons. 10 Committee on Sewers.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Asst AID Crane-That Christopher-st from Hudson
10 West, be lighted with gus. Adopted
By the Presdenrhat the first section OF tie ordnance
approved by the Mayor April 18th 1880 providing that the
stated sessions of the Boards OF Aldermen and Assistant
Aldermen to be held the first Monday Of each month,
be and the same is hereby repealed. Adopted.
BY Asst Aid Dean-rhat East side of 4h-ay. from 9th
to 18Th sis. he lighted with gas Adopted
BY Asst Aid. Kip-O Peter Mastlcrson and ?. Bren-
man ta, I'd St between 7t and be regulated aud
graded. TO Committee on Roads.
Of the Committee on Sireels--ln favor Of fencing vacant
lots and repairing nagging in tay between nth and
18th Adopted by the following vote. Atirmatire-
The President Assistant Aid. judson, Haley BOyce Barr
Ofsame-In favor fencing vacant lots 9th and 10th
ss Adopted By the following vote -1GlMdtre-The Pre-
sdent, Assistant AID. Judson, Haley Boycc Barr Webb
Ackerm0u, Crane, Francis, Smith, Kip, Sainmls, Sands
Ward, Rogers. Dean.
OfsameSTo SET curb and gutter 3d.ay from 9th
to 28li SITS. Referred back.
Of same-To concur TO regulate &c Sout-st from Rose
vel, Chatham Adopted by the following vote If
frmatircThe President, Assistant AID Judson, Haley
Boyce Barr Webb Ackerman Crane Francis Smith, Kip
Sanmis Sands. Ward, Rogers. Dean.
o. Finance Committee, 10 10 issue duplicate GER
tifcates to CIV SAIL Roosevelt, Adopted.
BY Assistant AID ward6i Saiaao Woodward to hsvo
premises No II West l3ilst relieved from tax sale To
Committee on Finance.
Report OF Committee Roads in favor of regulating and
grading 81! av from 57ti to l27It-s To Committee on
The Board then adjourned to Friday At 8 o'clock
From tic minutes RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk
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Rnnninrs of Prndnce

III Ne North Pirsr B0ats, Dec. SO, 500 bbls
El go DO she's $50 do Whisky, l,5G0 pigs Beet 2l2i
do Butte $500 do Cheese g blies Wool 5000 bush Oats,
q do " heat.
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Dec. 4--Present as yesterday, and
Mr. Chief Justice Tauey.-Andrew Ewing, Esq
of Tennessee, was admitted an Attorney and
Counsellor Of this Court. No. 10. B. Strickln U.s.
Bonaflc x Co. appeal from the Circuit Court ofthe
Walker, this appeal was dismissed with costs IN
der the saith rule of the Court. No. 20. Hogg and
Doamater, plaintiffs in error, Us. John B. Emer.
son. The argument of this cause was commenced
by Mr. j, 0. Sargent, for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until Tomorrow II o'clock, A. NJ
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Passengers Sailed

IN ,tasJsp Franklin I'm HapreS SEsa~ Mrs silseH, Nt
Gride Mrs Grde and children. Switze AnG FAons tla
EaTcey France Leopold islhrannsr George Root nssea
New Yofs Johns Lunhard Hope Phusdpai II Sm7
son Mrs slnp> children, NewYork w Rhinsonde C7r
many; Waiter Cabot Numan, Will New York Isaac
CRes Boston; Beks New York; Ety DesPanse Pbadsphi
Anfhnn Hon .Ynrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

5000 ~
Aa!ISss II same period Il I249........... 44Iooy -
Increase IN SIX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I61nst l9
I1aIlAlss IRON June 10 Dec IS sbove.,... 55b3i rs
ne9uct expenses, estimated 81 s. 2 CT. 215t5
Ne91e interest estimated ......,.,....l<4-r0 ,,,z,o
Mel earnings for lie six months applicable to
d.FideLds on tic $3.50 -
pedae less by late ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4olea q1
Remaining for dividends. 81 80 8
Esa G. o. tlo capital st0ca OF $ sol SOILS. l 20
Axee's,,,.....,, .,........,..t... S7zi1 IS
i thas appears tlatt tie road has aeslaliy earn.
ca N the above SIX months nessly Ten 20 cent. net
onthe stock AMI dsduetias the total amountof
-oss by IRE about lel a95 oae thir3 psr cent The
earnings Of November are estimated from the re.
eS'P's ct the frs. days, wa.eil ware 3eoo,
''.oN'., d the rasic 81 ire-s7ss lo1 commander
ct the ma'.s5 VII BE ,as sns T. scs
"'e es'N"9eq 81 @peT cent. on the gross receipts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
California vessels Spoken, &c.
Spoken, &c.

SD IN snou's Bay CGH Sept II org bAlnofe sla3ey ltr
NBedCord, having upared for California
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NJ a p P led.

Markets.,.. UINcfNNATI Dec. ,.
Hoes were selling to day at So 85.
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Pnssengers Arrived

h Paett,lp Dtrsnthtrt, rogs London eaa PertfHoWin
Ha NYork Thomas W1hers and wife; Mrs Ashwln and SON
Mrs Hsns Ma Dean Isaacs aud Lady, Cath Warrs Chas
Shaw John Tomplns London: Wm Moore lady and chi4a
John YourE William and JOSIAH Young Thos Cook Rebecca looa
EDMUND GIL and lady.
IN Bosota trDg, Ca,tbagsnd- Antoine Fautecta.
Ia Br bS PriHcets Roya from BermHGd-ass@rs Davenport,
Matthews and Colhls
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MINIATURE ALAAsAc......THIs DAY.

HIt4'IH1 OV1 fI's17sI' RO'--'-' '1T7 ~
ssz-Rsss... co fsst,.-.-....t 33 hsoE-Sets.. lisa
HIGH W4TER....-- DEC 8
sandy Hook. sem Gov bland 10 46m Holl 2'm
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05
EXTRA ULTRAlSM

The creates, thing IN modern eunic'
E,prrsssd IN prose, OF sad 10 rhyme,
L. las, ell doubt, its san PR Sc
The yineulnm VI bond and free
The pro peny of gIan N man,
ExiAn, from Sheb. well 10 Dan,
Wa, 10 the sne ent SAINTS q shane,
A.d made the Church tksrcA ~ namf'
Tn, tsier SAINTS by them mrsled,
Had bet naase to lave, whiie oeaa
1'hey tolerated Slavery,
Thai san Of s,ns, the sin PER o.
The pre~n, Church still docs me saIne'
Thr ,LIas eondr uins, bot D"t TIE n""e'
The relDtr we do the tAa'rh sblafc'
A. Satan . ~ uagogue impure
soc .s,iss from eud 10 rnd, -,
TO-, G,ble. Nilsson, Sesnaus fnendr
A. t,,asecis 20 eusiave the ire,
And Keep the bound from liberty,
Tb.reio,.. all Unsons bn, obi osn
We do shhor, and stand aiooe
poy t,u,e and place and circumstance
| The sa,, ii t.oDdsg~ bot enhsnre-
I The thufeh. the Sabbath. and ihr erSsn
! Al, i...,.,ed 10 III, pur' be ihse~n down.
! Apolngs's fo' sls'er.'
\ The enty III that We can src
Nor man nor msstrt can nc Pso"s'
" ilii suc,, herccS,zry e'as
Tie on. down .isooesn to iss ear"
TIE o,he, naughty fron, hs birth
Net IN sbsss The srosr doth i~,
Bat IA the soslrsr, 10 ns The i's
Thu, BINDS the Iising 10 The detd'
A,xs % ofi have Ioseiy sac
T'h., lie dissolved. tns bspod are hse
To al the rights q liberty
t.. s,-sns all no este tis'a ts' N'S
e., ,,,s,,sx ,,uia, and rsercy stsk
Tsf,tlue. - Esselvee tia, We
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05
THANKSGIVING.

Today by the sppin,mor, e GOV
W.l!isgas VIC ocletra.. car sauual Th,,, q.
rrinr tn NJ "'c,iop Il csuu,.v !. TN.
'~-ival snorc pfiis-l than il. Nc.Esvl,,1
the and ID fat 'nrsics pumpkin pie. mi
'si1oas other good things. Ill rare 10 l..
t'"oge' ,"'o reputation Oh the orsv,.,.,,
y "n' tidy hpus' wives, who q al All
.o0" how to prepare genuine Thanks.
t"ns supper Today nil. man, heart
y trade g'sd ~ the embrace of fricui,
s'c ~ia's'"d. the family circle which
las iren broken and .a,,ercI will !,
'rf} many instances he again briefly UNI.
'ni and the delightful communion r.
SENDS cnjoyed over the l,,un,ic. -
,""' 'fo''denoe AN event long 70 l.,
, suftd mp IN fond recollection Will
? "'lr other matters # greater ,nouvn,
pay tr forgotten.
lhis loo is rronincn, ppsi,-l in the
story II iurkcydnin. wlpn the rro,,l
ball b" laid bow, and many brirb, pros.
,~i Il the the turkey ben blasted by the
-1'hle's hand of,hc farmcr.loy laid npon
~ fair progeny. Misfortuncs seldom !
c''rc single, md il may he so IN this ease.
'o,y likely the old hel,nncct. whose ,l,x.
we many has also been wanted 10 ru,6,
sfnc faithful promise to the homes, shnp.
tcsr"r or mechanic This then is no
.~a'ion Of Joyouspcas with them. Bu,
the world waSs. WIS, is i9y 10 one
s'rfow to another; and very many Eel.
JUS lcings, # a higher scale in nature,
~ Likewise compelled by .hc force Of cir
csrd1nccs, in their pov,ry and weak
s,s;. TO contribute 10 the comior and
s4gpnc.s If those more favored hy the
A4.,cs Il Providence. Weakness creates
~. cha,tcls, with no more Of the rights
c'lror'als than the fca;here,l creation but
wealth md strength cnnoblcs us aud
i.,kc, us free. In our festivities lie, this
lsy in bondage he remembered. and
While W. offer up our grateful ,hanksgiv-
irg' lc, there also be heard the prayer Of
icullencc for this our great national sin.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05
New Line of Mail Stage,

| ~ ana n'ici November I-J0 the suh.rr,
" h"f "lll rnn line of stage. from Rutland
/. Bethel, Ho"dstock, White River. pnd
W'u1snt, rs follows
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival -,
me ''ts ram burlington sud Troy. and III,
"H' rom hehniuCt"n, a | , o'clck 4 NJ
81 'l' ahoNe named places, and ar
rive nj w oods'pck the SANE cycn,pr
returning Leave Wunh.fnck ev.,y I,,.
SUNDAYS excepted, a. : .iccL , -. 4
amy" al Rutland ~ i,nin for Tho u,.sc,,,,,.
80 ''h' ~" cars for Whitehall. Ttoyand Eu..
i'h:'"n and Boston, aud the stage far Ben
niyton
''nv" Bethel an tho atr,y,, oC the cr,s
rom B'9'"p and arrive ,uRutlanj the i,,il,,,.
'n' morning 80 uutc for PASSENGER. 10 ,,k,,
'he iTsi Tram OF cars 'or whitehall aud Fro.
II BRYANT, Proprietor
Rutland, NOV. ls', l~5O. A
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05
&" OLD ETHAN"

We are happy TO say that Mr.. Kin.
MY has been induced to make casts in
ylas,er Of his bns,s Of ETHAN ALLEN,
as soon rs he procures his copyright.
The casts will be exact copies, and fin
shed in the hest style by Mr.. Kinney
himself In ihis way copies eau bc
multiplied and supplied at cheap rate
to every section Of thu State. Mr.. X.
a,ll receive subscriptions ut his rooms
q, Ru,land..-- Wdtchmdn.
We trust there are Termontet- G.
Tough in Vermont who 10y orderlns
fasls Of "Old Ethan" will enable Mr..
Kinney 10 realize ample remuneration
Cor the exercise Of his genius 80 w. rat
rion.
Mr. Kinney's casts will be made OF
.Ae fines, material. and finished in such
n STYLE the. an observer would not know
bu, that they were Of marble, except
IN close inspection, and they will be
equal in meri, to busts Of marble, ex
cep, in poin, Of cost and freight. W.
hone and trus, iha, oar orn artist vii
be encouraged, and that tie true 'mag'
Of the etea. father Of Vermont will b
placed in some public building in eac'
town in the State, by subs cription o
Otherwise. These copies are offered b
the the artist, n, ten dollars saeh--sbou
one.half the ordinary price Of sim'la
works Of art. They will be fdrnishe
TO subscribers only, and Mr. X. will re
serye the bencii, Of the copyright
himself.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

'''" ''e! a'c how, II they h.l sonar.
.. E's'larn'nt With '-cc iefrio,, ain,, A.
''a' "i them, The truth ia. Tho S.a,L /.
'r"ers ar fun Of Lrasadoc,a. anl y
1h'y can bully The Nor,h mo a h.l.f
MAJ slavery Is really "a blessing Ia tn.
negro a. VII a. tie Nhiic race. ,hr,
'''' achieve great wonder upon tho
oa''h' Passing ly market on broad.
way ~" carload Of himr.~rs n
a hiad Of wickr, hasL~,. labelled
" French Potatoes hin- u;,e, tho nd,
wah. ] inquired ahlin. ani found
'hem 10 he ro'o'ocs dog from French
~"i' and recently i'npo1r. from Frame.
!" one 1t the steamer, They ls,k
yer, moch Ike our common white no.
iA'"es. II 10 sad they viii lccp wen.
mol beng diseased al all. have Sent
one !" ionr iownsman. Mr. William
h"fnrs' who vii, try the seed in a Yer.
hoh' SOL and climate. think rha *.
pertinent Is worth trying A. our r.i,.
toes 'ui''r 80 much from The r.t.-.-
h'rSe a seed sometime, wofh. vo,.
'c;' Un bot aware that uot.,,,.
nave ever before been imported from
rance. stu they may have b~cn.
'N'" Mr.. Barnes was "A m3n tnr Inn.
.f'f riehl IN agriculture. and 20 | ,hot
Moi,i send him the lrouch ,,oiatn,.
h" woali make the mos, Of if.
who knows bu, TIL. single po.a;on
nay produce n revolution in R.inuJ
lota'oe patches = But | mas, close
ny letter already too Ion. unless /, MA. I
more interesting. | think more Of
good potatoes from France =
specially II they defy the rot. than I
% al importing Italian song.ircsscs or
ven Swedish Nishlinga!cs.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

~ ani sns' ,Ht,y N.veq5t.r a. t.ao a.. -.
~. we ""i''n" o." Washington HaiitaJ .tI fo., .s
LEAVE RUTLAND
= " = P'fs3u ret. b, this Train arrive DO
" l"iA -,ur fsrHitr. Nv Ha1s.H Rive. ga, ,.,t
IL 81 - " '.r NNfluttpa. :, nrr-. T.,.U -
'.'''f ~ ih'+ l.fiH nf,tr Pm rrt jr nt,r Coz
"'t ht 'iafs tit N.N I.-s
- - " hooi Bt.trp F,rr-ss r,-ir "a,
'-'.' ~ '"t' I's.H arrive At Nif.tpga S.fnis,
-" evening f''
LEAVE TbSTIrroN
40 ~ II nom Str,in,s t,,.. ,,..,..,...-
WIN ,psr-s f'alh 1T R,.inn
- 'f u t"m t,nres- r-aip ronl Tfoy 20.
NJ, ,n' wv tNp-cs. rraiu ~ Rotin,tne
Al - y NJ frtn rsnv 4 -,r,,,.,t-... r..
'HA'i ~ /. rRENOrr. thici lp,,n-rr
tssiietor. Nag e. II l-jp ''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05
TIC DOT lutR it.X or NrrR.i,,,
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS

N iths On THr ri Mic s,.. .
..W ~ rev i-r'~s % e,ta.i,rty ami r,,..,5.
a. 'n., y" Nn"fs OF tie Cai-J s,ats. aoi fs,.a.
y '"e''' ~ m dIsrss-- IL su,usIs All =.
sSmsr, ~ "mand isrou,hs great, ,.~r- bss ,ss -
q YES. Nts~T chiaiiy has .,rp~,,j 10 r,rtn ,h.,
uil '"Ha lows something q. ns,,i, r..n,,i1n. ~
~, ,, " 'fl c"4id s'ss.. WITH anything ~ vSs,.
.,,," T' we Hisn uns'i,i~staf ,uslswrs a. . erL
80. W We nnr 'arrns 81 The tynty .,c. .,,t,
y, ~ aH,'h i'- ado Iafc hasr, ~ L. s,y, ,h~ ns.s
~ :" "'sf h tt'vn t~ .Ll 81 tie ,.,t,,~ ,rt
" "''r IN rob Al ar, N s,,er,,,
!" ",Nh'h A"l are ,'Icr fo'c. an irrt-sts,n
-. - ~ W" fr"'' IT pamphlet sbtrh rive, q 6,l
" :. i'tHAiH ~ HHs t'fhirt si !. tsnu.i, '
~ "fAett addressed r.r Ia1itrr.s ~u l.. ,,.-,,,-
ir>Ispfr,i TO- ' ~" :" I""Puv
hhf anAfs As=t '''' 'NsS~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05
In, the Rutland liefall.

One oil the fundane n.ai doctrines oil Inc
Garrison School !. expressed in The following
words Resolved ,ha, the only path To Inc
.ecompl,.hn,cn, of the objects OF the Society
:. over the runs Of the present American
Church. and the presen, America Union
The sentiments oil the text thus 'c's'''ra, !"
o,.,ca IA The Garrisonsns 40 a psalm ior
,br,, devotional exercise.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05
MA RRiEl).

AZ VI Holly, Nov. l., by Rev. Daniel
Packer. Mi Sherman " Souhu,ck and
Mts Ada'nc Mudgr. both Of Mt Holly.
49,, Dec |. ~ Mt Holly. by the same.
hts r., johnson and Nlss Louisa Cole. both
ri NJ Holly
~ "iis ri."c", on The 9Th Of Oct by Rev
i:' ian" 10" ard, JOSIAH Brown 10 Ann Sic.
Coimrk, both OF tals town.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

= The station building of the
hn,.and AMI Burlington Railrcal,
At rcr5chnes, was entirely destroyed
oy hrc, Friday morning. The FIRE
was discovered abou, 1 o'clock. A.
~, and is supposed to have been set
BY al i;.ccnd.ary.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

inr s.th al, cc,,,.. a, -, a,
man las, letter 10 Inc 80. =, -
: firs Conrfes,;ena, Da,,,. "a ,.t
OCCASION "a male s.,., "a -
mahner ~ which b,. sr.,d. ,,,A.a.
ID to eleci Lin "a Canr,n.. 80, -
|! L., hem 81 -, -, ''u' ~
n., 80, 10 ,'A N'''Se "i"'oh' 'ht
- 49, ""N's 'F gwen 10 ih'
tsN'''' az" "''h VIC see men - rsf',e'
e"",'' '"o 'te'r most di.in'e'
~ , ''"''e' "'g'n'''''' Ne rer'"nal. wc
- 49, " "e' 1"', I" MAKE "n attempt
-, ,,., wa. pc' 20 orichd ihe'n
'he wing says;
We ean",t IN eat i'rcecu' position re,,r.
Nc a. '.,' ''1 10, e, "'s. or','i ~
l.fed b.. f.et,ns. &, l..,, l',n .. ~, ' -.
Bonn rauanr aud disunr. y. &c. c.,-ri.in a..
| ~" coarse 81 \ portion yfiss NIX f.rttr Al,
smP'".~'f sni unlss; ,o~ani h.,n.rh
VIII, :. r..,.o.., - II ..,..
cos.gJ $500,
81, 49,, nav ''"l'ca upon Tue
49,. ,'. ~ "' n'''e' We arc uh"hde 10
"!, ""' We WI say lahd ihe bh'S
- 'V''S''.,' "a 'ePt"a'h II 1t
I r 'h"' MI M'ner was elected hy
-" o'' ~ '''cs as every oh, Ano"s +" no
go, &C." '.r F'u'hs from "'hd'am
:, 10y towns "h''t gave Dir.
,l o'' RS, a'se vote IN September a,
Wv Ia, ,"'' ''Fc''on gave mr. M'"cr
~ increase, &c 'o'c' while the vote
y" " hoD'i'' was lforori'onatiy
diminished. But tins "r'proach y
has n precedent in the remarks which
the wig made Immediately aGicr The
September election. on the vote Of the
Town Of bennington.
In the paragraph from the IIiq, cop.
led above, there is vi a; We believe to
be wilful misrepresentation of the
meaning Of portion of Mr.. Lyman's
letter. The paragraph which the Hhig
alludcs TO, is Ibis:
W. NAV rrioicc tim, tie DIVISION in ,l,..
the a.s,,irr La. 30, resulted "a the election
u "n opponent to The Wing party. And let
n. carJ,'c, ' 'no, ",n ., We ',n ."", ,, .,
same. aud that We Should he carcfI not 10
'ntlr p'ud.nacnt on the VIA. party. fox
VIM we believe +" ." the improper AMI
rr,. muse 81 r9fnon Ct as 'nr'h'e-'.
.,a. -" ic''er was addressed by Mr. ~
,'''" ~ - enemies as well as 10 his
~, a., ,,;,a ".' be says to the friends of
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Present, Hon Harvey Button. Judge.

MJ a"a t"I ' 5tih ''lf 9' highland on the lr:'
ID. 1850.
Present, Hon Harvey Bn'ton. judge.
Whereas Henry Hall and William Gilmore
executor. of the last will aud Testament of
William Hall, late of Rutland IN sail district.
deceased testa,e. have this day presented to
said court petition in writing therein setting
forth that /, would be beneficial to the ,cy;.
secs of ,a'j deceased, and all pcr.ouz interested
ia The s-tntc o. sl,i decGi'el, to sell 70 much
Il The real estate Of said iccctset a. is not spe.
ciasly devised, al have produced to said court
'he consent aul appreciation In writing ,f the
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aud Therefore 'equcstin. sail court t. grant
them license to soli the zane.
Thcrei.yc b. j.. ordered ,ai1 court t1a, the
hearing AID decision Of aid petition he aud
tE'Y hereby are referred o 4 stated .ts-itu t.T
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