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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-23

a 1Ij(.H w, FIR Y has III store, anu ohpi' \" rd'es
for cash, or To puuctual cu'tonlers-
800 hhds. Sugar, various qialincs
100 packages Loaf and crushed Sugars
800 bass Rio, I.asuayra and lava Coffee
IS hhds, tierces and bbls M"iaases
70 bible. Cider Vinegar
500 kegs Nails, assorted
$50 boxes Window Glass
400 kegs Sporting aud Blasting Powder
400 bags Shot
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
30 bbls. cut, roe and gross lcrrmgs
20 bhls. No. 3 Mackercl
5m sides Sole Leather
30 Ioz. cotton and hemp Lines
S,e4l-,h,ar, cast and bisiered
Ginger, Pepper, Spice, sc.
ALSO,
1000 bugs Guano, now landing, for sale as above.
Aug. g-rlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-23
ORIGINAL TIJsER LAND IN CHESTERFIELD

FOR SALE.
GffEK Tor a,l. 9I,cres of land IN original growth. This land
l t-nnu r p,n,ilitailroad. about miles from Richmond. hl|
toattt an llt Nor;,N a Ilrge creek. on which IL a quantity OF very
iH-og,~r o:icr IN streams run through the land. A Grist and
ST. Nj d! oins he bd.
ltteus. "r other formation, apply I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-23
sow or NEVER.

~ ID laIantr al NV Stuck OF SFNINW dNI SUM
IN ardrc /" ~" "a srh ~ Lawns. CaiicocS. tmshans. Dotted
MER Cow prryious 10 The Fall irale. am determined 10
NgIIa. afft@' +, Low uriccs as viii ensure their speedy sale.
sa,r th~fa N ,,.,,csl bargains yet. AT the Shockne Hill Cash
calm um" N' "N WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
pr GD,l'S"'' st,.L .Stockoe Hill, Sign Of the Dry Goods Bon,
s. >" h''" st,, a large assortment Of neachrd AMI Brown
y Il ! Mn Island ShIriin. Coitons; Sheetings; Bed Ticks;
crs1o> Pr'N - iwhicl, Will sell by the yard or piece. n very
u,catts 1hb't" a,s Il w J. SWORDS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

DISPOSAL OF THE CosGRovE CASE. = This
charge of perjury took precedence of the other
tough cases before the Recorder, yesterday morn
ing and surely it was entitled to do so, because it
was, beyond doubt, the toughest of them all. Mr..
Chas. >; Reese recolected that he heard Patrick
Cosgrove give his oath in suit (the petition in
which was drawn up by himself,) in the District
Court, at the instance of Michael Barry against
Jesse McHenry. Now let Mr.. Cosgrove stand
aside for the present. The next witness is Mr..
Jesse McHenry, to whom the District Attorney
shows his own affidavit, charging Patrick Cosgrove
with perjury. MIR. Nc henry acknowledged the
affidavit, identifies Cosgrove in Court as the man
and renews. the declaration that the statements
mede on oath by Cosgrove, relative to the matters
in the affidavit were false.
Alr. McHsnry relires, and Mrs. Barry takes
his place, and Mrs. B. very distinctly swore tha,
all that CosgrOve had sworn TO was true, and ali
that Mr.. McHsnry had sworn to was las the Cock
neY would have in " the very REVERSE Stand
aside, if you please, Mrs. Barry, for here comes a
white haired and strong gentleman, who knows
soma thing of The matter. Listen TO him, now,
for he IL corroboratlng you and condemnng others
~ some of the most material points in dispute
The District Attorney follows the evidence with a
stirring picture of the importance Of the case but
1t ia OF use, for the Court is clearly of opinion
thai case of perjury had not been made. We
have no doubt the Court was right. Why there
was not single " lie oul'' Not a single one, but
the evidence, so far as it was permitted TO go, was
3 piece of the best double-twisted afidavitism on
reeord. Cosgrove was dismissed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

FIKEs.-- Between the hours Of and Q O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, fire occurred inthe dwelling
house Of Matthew Ryan. None but the servants
were at home. Tbs fire was discovered in the attic
Mr. Ryan has used all means in his power TO ascer.
tain the cause Of 1t, and has reason to believe
although the fire originating in The attic, it may
seem improbable that il was not an accident PaEi
Of the roof was burnt off, and nearly the whole Of
the furniture in the house was destroyed by the i'm
mense quantity Of water thrown into the building.
Insured to partially cover loss.
Another fire occurred on 81. John street, in the
house of Mr.. Moore, lumber merchant BY the as
sstance OF the fremen, who were quickly on the
spot, the fire checked before ii had made much
head way.
There is painful Fumor that chhd suffered
death at this fire, under circumstances awfully
heart-rending to the mother, who made an attempt
to save it, but who was forbidden by the advance
of the flames
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

REcoRpER's CoURT.-SecOnd Msmtcipalstg
Jean Baptiste, E. IN. c., was charged with lying on
the streets drunk, and disturbing the peace. When
Intercepted by the Recorder, he pretended he
could not talk any thing but French. Ii happened,
however, that Capt. Forno had been passing just at
the time OF the catching Of this bird of darkness,
and heard him launching out the most eloquent
cultural in Ethiopian English that he heard for a
long time. Among other negro elegancies of
tongue that he exhibited was this: " Dat he was a
better man dan any Waterman in de city" Work
house for 30 days.
Richard Garneit, charged with drunkenness,
quite young and innocent man in appearance
said he was carpenter. First offence. Released
on payment of jail fees.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, charged with sealing stocks
and dies on the evee, plead not guilty. Trial set
for Saturday.
Alfred Hunter, the man charged on Monday with
carrying concealed weapons and showing a fight
ing humor at the same time, came up again yes
terday morning, having forfeited his bond by an as
sault on Wednesday night on the person of Sly, the
same man whom he had abused before. He was
not put on his own recognizancc this time but had
to hunt up security His trial takes place on Sat
urday
Felix Antoine, T. m. C., charged with being drunk
and disturbing the peace. Felix said if he was
drunk he did not know it. Sent DOWN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16


HARD TLMEs-HARD TIMEs.-In front of the
office of the Clerk of the First Municipality, yes
terday afternoon, painful scene presented itself
Two gentlemen were engaged in conversation SO
distresslngy serious, that ii seemed to throw pail
over the whole eet We hesilated TO step in and
interrupt conversation into which it was apparent
that the whole souls Of the parties were thrown
yet duty prompted us, and we advanced to within
step OF them. So deeply immersed were they
with their subject that our heavy tramp awakened
not sensation in their ears. The topic that they
we're discussing in such melancholy mood, we
found TO be the decline Of trade, and surely Ham
let's grave diggers, old they had got to be when
we saw them last, were mere children compared
with those now before us, in lamenting the decay
of all profitable exercise. We tapped both of them
On the shoulder, and suddenly startled them back
into the world Of Hope on-Hope ever" The
gentlemen we refer to were Mr.. Bozonier, the
obliging Clerk Of Recorder Genois' Court, and Mr.
Hopkins, the active Coroner's Deputy. The cause
of their melancholy was soon explained. There
had been neither a committal nor an inquest
throughout the live long day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

Henry Scale was arrested yesterday on war
rant, charged by Charles Gibson with having stolen
a mole for $500
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

Carr. FoRNo's CAsE.-Immediately on the evil
dence W this case being closed on Wednesday, the
be'lrd presiding sent il 10 the Mayor. His Honor's
opinion has uol vet been received.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

George, belonging to Mr. Segher, was arrested
yesterday for having thrown a negro man from
new building atthe corner Of Magazine and Girod
streets, and seriously injaring him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

Auguste Muscar was arrested on Circus street.
yesterday, charged with picking pockets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

Solo, slave of Mr. Relf, was arrested on the
Lsvee, at o'clock, last evening. No pass-sup-
posed TO be a runaway.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16
>kM ORLEANS:
FRIOAl M0RNING. AUGUST IS. 1850.

IHE BILOXI AFFAIR,-In the synopsis given
vest Flay Of this examination we mention the
name o Mr. A A. McGinnis as one of the ag-
grieve,f parties This is mistake-the victims
were Mrd aed Cripple. Mr.. McGinnis was not
one Of tie cav rerty, nor had he any thing to do
with the matsl Except, when appealed to by the
gambler, be advised him to refund the money he
had fraudulenty ,ron.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

Emalitz, slave of Mrs. RamO, was arrested last
evening on steamboat Concordia, supposed to be
runaway.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

George, belonging to Mr.. Sears, was arrested
last evening charged by Henry Porter, free :"
9Th WeuaaiaR and maiHalng lin,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Cleared Yesterday.
SteaHlship Palmetto Smith, New FORK, Harris s. Morgan
ship Maine, Freensnt liverpool, p Whitney & co
Brig Gulnare, Elmss Charleston via Savannah.
r M Harrison & Co
Schr Ella, Schernbeck Pensacola, John Hurley
Steamer Farmer, Stenett, Galveston, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Span brig Amadora, Zabaa, from Vera Cruz Slst ult in
ballast, 70 PUG Pug-lst my.
Scr Visitor, Wiaon, days from Point Isabel
BesIn
schr Hornet, Cannon, days from Point Isabel to master
list my.
schr Elgene Harrison, days from Point Isabel to master
list my.
schr Two Friends Simmons. days from Matsgorda, to
master-Point.
STEAMBOATS,.
White, Brady, from A tchafalaya.
OsceOla, HILL from Ouaehita Rivers bales cotton.
Duck River, Mckinney. from Shreveport.
Gen Taylor, HYDE from DOnaldsonville.
FLORIDA, Gberson, from Mobile.
Fashion, Martin, from Rappalet Canal
MOndiana, DimitTy, from Point-a- la Hache.
Towboat Mary Kingsland Phillips, from the Passes.
Memoranda
Towboat Mary Kingsand, lowed down and to sea- on the
9th inst, brig Hulda Johanna. schr G B Mathews.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

Jesse McHenry was arrested yesterday afternoon
by officers of the Second Municipality police, in
virtue of a warrant charging him with carrying
concealed weapons
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16
[Afidsvit on Account

LhHdavH on AccountJ
The STATE OF LOUISIANA,
- Parish OF sbrieans, City of New Orleans
&c e remembered, That on the 18th day of July A. d.
o5O before me, the subscriber JUST of the Peace Ia and
for the city aforesaid personally CHARLES J. MAN
seN Secretary etc., who being duly sworn ACCORDING 10
law doth deoe and that the within account inst and
ue and correct transcript ln the books Of the CFescent
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans
(Signed) @. ]. MANsoNI
Sworn to- and subscribed before me- the dav and vaaY
above written. (Signed) ]. L, WHITE '
Second Justice OF the Peace for the Parish OF Ireau,
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of thirty
three and onetrd the earned premiums OF
The past year. payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they now have
commenced writing LIEE Risks, and hereafter viii continue
to make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES
They offer this community all the advantages OF home
institution whose profits invested in their midst and the
security OF real and substantial capital of Three Hun
dred and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
rEurlAa. 4 A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16
Inftials.

stngaree Editors Of Advocate PRINCIPAL of
Rrankin High Clerk for the parish Of Ofeans
Parish Prison Crescent City Hotel clerk the parh
OF St Bernard. Father Mathew Temperance
::clsTs os he parish Of PAquempe. Of Ps,sn Di
Of Union Division No OF Of Crystal cunt Divis,
ion No Of IT, IL Youn Magnolia Division No
II oiT RS o. Harmony Div ieion No s fT.-R Of
Pearl DIVISION Nos OFT Of Louisiana Division no II
3 Of 500 OF Libe al Division No II Of TIA c.
couiHbusLodge No "a nc o ?, Agiers
NJ MUssoN, P. NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry,

~ JETFRRsON CITY,
Thursday Evening, August Is, 1850
Arrived to-day, steamer Duck River, n head Of At
takapas Cattle; per Tuscumbia, Cows and q Sheep.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 3zGD574c y Ii net Hogs, 81
6-c y ID net; Sheep 81 5OG02 80 y head lch CONS
Sl69s35 y head Cdiues, "a 5O@s8 90 v head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

/ iQyORs7Iriah Whisky and Jamaica Rum Gin bond
IA and entitled 70 debentureC few demohnB superior old
Cognsc Brandy; Scotch Ale; London and Dublin Porter
in pins and quart bottles. Also few cases of the old
Amonullado Sherry and Hook Wines, for sale BY
WlS JOHN T0OLE. % Bank Place.
LIRE BRICKS IS, 600 English, landing from ship
IL Hero of Sidon; 500 Scotch and 5O 600 PltIsburgh
and Pensacola, for sale by
aul5 HAYMAN i HOLDEN. 50 Magazine street.
EEMENI-e0J bbls, Newark and Rosenials; L barrels
~ Neson Browns Rosendale; 100 do. Roman and
other brands, for sale by
aul HAY6AN& HOLDEN. 90 Magazine St
HAl--sO bales freah Northern BAY landing sx Bark
- orlando, from Boston, for sale BY
aus JNo. w. ANDREWS & 90. s. Common ct,
A Il Z WA t'RE S n Z y G.....s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16
BhoxI BAY, Mis-, July Is, ls5O.

=, BILOXI BAY, Miss. July 10, 1850
have been using the Steam Pressed Bricks made by Mr.
Kendall constantly for about eight months the furnaces
and around the boilers OF large sized engine These Bricks
90 nj break or crack from fire. anu have Melted though
Brick for all ordinary purposes. THOMAS You've,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

The undersigned has been engaged making and burning
brick at various places between Pensacola aud
for about 10 yea. The Pensacola Fire Brick do stand
hre so well as the Brick made BY Mr.. Kendall Biloxi Bay
he clay at Biloxi similar but better than the Pensacola
clay. have melted Brick made of the Pittsburgh fire clay,
in kiln OF Mr.. kendals Brick which Kiln burned
mq5e than usual and did not have meed Brck in it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

GoMPOuND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ ~ " - Il BIS For Diseases0f the Urinary Organs
use Of this Remedy for the last years in this
guy during which period il has rarely failed to effect per
iet cure, where the simple directions which accompany
nave been faithfully observed the best evidence ri ia
great and 1negualled excellence. Being free from ali nau
snE properties it's acceptable the delicate stomach
p1t up in jas of convenient and portable size, and
E. MACPHERsoN's DRUG and Chemical S,or,
dlO bm3p No. 20 Cam D stTeet New 0yiesr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

Rainey james mrs
Rainsfort Mary Ann mrs
Randolph Sarah mrs
Raymond Catherine mis-
Reed Willie Ann miss
Reeder Sarah miss
Rely Bridget miss
Riggs Mary mrs
Richardson Mary Ann
Rice Anne
Rion Theodore mrs
Riordan julia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

THELUAI FIRE bdICh-FOT Q and ready Tor de.
- livery the Agency OF the Biloxi steam Brick Works
at the New anal corner Of Julia and Magnolia Streets
On The 18th instant the capacity the above described
Stewart and Others. A wall was bu win lime mortar in
the usual In this wall the best qualify OF country
and lake Bricks inserted The wall fired with cord
wood until pronounced red hU and then suddenly
cooled with water. The lake Brick gave way before the
water was applied, and the country afterwards The
wall will remain precisely as it when bur for the in
specon oil the public, at the Agency aitaesaid.
We now oer the above BRICK suitable Furnaces TO
sugar paaefs steamboats, and Others. See what Judge
Henry and Others say this subject:
STEAM Mill, Back Bay of Biloxi July l6 1850
To Jhessrs CuibeTts0R d Scott.
GENTLEMEN-At request have hesitation in say.
ing 10 You what have said others that having used tie
Pittsburgh and Liverpool Fire Brick in my fuflals and
having recently used The brick made by Mr. Kendall b.
dali will stand fire well either in furnaces which are
heated and cooled every twenty -four hours
My opinion this subject led from the use of Brick
Of various kinds, in furnaces, for number of yeaFs
Respectfully, yours, s. s. HEsRY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

~ teet long, faet in BREADTH eiaht - - =
oars IN hns order, copper sashene3 ~
ms boat was built IN tins city, ard 4 = n1HH0
kncFn 70 be very fast, and viii be sold ~ l..
vep low. May be seen a. Nh. J. Rnell, coner al Sd
JyH WILLIAM I DEUVEV g..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

80 ~; e assaly .sd RsIas2say 5smeys y the q DE
70 nsue 20 n1spsaszss requisite 10 every adyss toilet IL
eheets upon the skin and Compilation perfectly magical
sale, price % cents per bopis al 6UIoN'ss
Importer Of Pine Fancy Articles srfSEy Sporting xrde.
musqaitoeA mvl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

Specimens OF the above described BRICKS may be
IN the new Gus Om-house block of buildings Race
bnit by Washington Jackson Go. the residence Of Nc.
Wright of the firm of Wight, w iams g. Co., Unver
sy Place; the residence of Mr. Steye OF ths firm of FISK
SteveF, Dauphn the residence of MIR Payne OF the
firm OF Payne Harrison, in Lafayette; five large three
story dwellings OF Mr.. Peter Conrey, Jr, Apollo
dras and the of Holmes Mills. going up
PoydTas street.
For building purposes the BILOXI BRICKS break les in
hauling and handling tIagher and stronger weigh
and absorb less than bricks made by hand The RI
LoXl STEAM BRICK WORKS turns out three hundred
thousand per week. and therefore it'll large orders and de-
liver them fast they be required, any portion of
the cys at as low rate Bricks have been be
sold Tor in the city. VIM. ii. EAGER,
au5 6taps Agent for Biloxi Steam Brick Works
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
INECTTuR'S SAIL.

nTRSUANT a. I.irrns. Gon M liz. Iul g. ol
/ Probate fr III COUNTY 81 ONipui, viii lC srli
At lullic NcnIu.. W.ls.s Irg,iuu.h di'r.sul ui AZ
o. waite sale ) the iuvir ir.rilc parcel. q I,'d,
hing rat fths estate II PETER .. Town, Lat
4 Is .tuu, Mdss., decyasei, o. Wit; 90 IhusdaN
~. twenty third diy II May nrNt, 1t ten o'yl'ck 81
IA frer iDn. ~ Ia premises, ablut one bali 'e ~
InI With tn buil ilr-. hsfcl1, situated ~ NorwaN
/, aid Cturt,, nrar Steep Fall, 80 called, leng
m. san, RE ni.as purchased 1t W.. Hal by deed
dated Mas 81, 1913.
A., IN the same day, Nav % :. at three Of the
rllck IN the afternoon, ~ McIlU's StHrc, NaHh
NORWAY, abpu ty.f az acres 4 land N 81 The East
cad II lYt No. three lyrg IN that rant Of ths town
u Greenwood called Mo.hici's & iia.hclPs Grant
b,ias the same premises rurehisei 81 Daniel Town.
AlninlstiatOr q the estate & Am's Town, late "l
all Norway, d.cai.rl. BY AinIlistrasors deed
lated OctUbcf 20, ls3s.
T.rms made know at the tine u sale.
MOSES TOWN, Executor.
Norway. March 18th. 1850 3~o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
STATE OF MAINE.
py THE GOVERNOR
4 PROCLAIM ALTON

ron A pay OF

I, ions W D,v,. Governor Of the State
OF Maine. with the advice Of the Executive
Council, do set apart THURSDAY. the iih
day ct hpul. as a day of Public Humiliation,
Fasting aud PRAYER
Our Heavenly Father has placed US in a
world fruitful and productive, capable Of sup
plying our utmost physical wan,s-lIc has
clothed u too, in orb'r. grace and beauty,
such OF, NAV aiIurd'thr htrhc,, exercise and
unc,l,lUg qualification lo the moral and intel
lrrtual gnwgr, With which b. has endowed
u,--llr has not made us isolated creatures,
to parJake iu lou,linsz, OF the fruits 81 his
bounty. or gaze 10 solitude o, the vondrr- Ut
hls works, bat ,ocial br,ug,, surrounded with
AN abe cndcariug tie, OF family, country, Kim
drrd and friends.
To an these sources of croymru, IT, has
bod u, welcome. without auy restrictions up
on their use, except such a. ort conjucl,, ro
our CREATES, qualification, and our h,-hc,
happiness, and IA return tor these varied
blessings, Ile u1', rrHu-r, ,h.t,,ut, uau,-
tal hearts, AVID ,br ,Nrrrisr ct thr same splr-
toCb-rr,ols1c toward, those llr hal placed
arourJ u,. which llr b.s manifested tu u,.
Bul vr have bw1 ulmUjtu' ct hrs rca,.
enable jcmauds. ur 90 ,ileurr and gratitude
we have vgurrII from our irllov,crra,urs,
rhr spun, ct ,ulau-s, Chart, and love which
We hl, yru.urJ--0r hsyc rrt,s "a '.to dn uu-
to u,bcr,. as VI. would that other, should do
unto l,.'-5,arrr. ambition. pride, urrr,,.
..un, party and ,rr,trunhruyrur,,, c,u -f,as.
ru. ana harsh Iadr.uc have caused rI.utir-,
au. u1ors, .ur ,tul., even amoug The a,uNrd
follower, of tha Prize ct Peace"
F.rtuch mgru,ad, ,o Gvl-ior such psr-
,.r,.ua OF co., henrhcru, designs, toward Ih,
r-.uu,., a. ha, meade, l,t, mar, To- make
matted. puHI.c acknowledgement. by JDyuu-
aay tu sincere Humiliation, fasting and
ra,gr."
Given a,ihc Couurl Chamber, a, Augusta,
tas ,Nlr.u,h t1y ct January, BOO thr
YEAR ct uar I.ori ONE Thousand r.ru,
hundred and at,,, AMI oim, nt.pyu-
J-rr. Of ,ar United States lHr seventy
rar,n. JOHN ". DANA
%, a. Governor
Esr, d. Tup.r SECRETARY 90, STATE.
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Town Officers for 1850.

woopstocE.-Siiacyf srhaB, M,lcre,or; A.
de, Chs.e. Tuws Ci.'k. AdiasaH, Curtis, q. ".
q HAS. rhasnas e. Cushnan, Ssleetrcs. As.-s-
sos. All Ovcr.r,r, - tn Poor; Nnea Chase. Trsa-
.Hsr. Siiiey Pelham, Ovssmus Mute, Allen Chase,
Srr,,iaisa ling Sch ~ Committee; Nathan L. MAJ
n %. Coy'eytof; y. l. Nar.Aan, OrS,mus Nu'e,
Constable.
RrvFoUn.-Ch,rls. \. N,ul,n, Melc'aip' ;
Psr,sk iio,t. ro~u Cir5k; Tasalh, Wake To
~. yirgiu, pan,sl Rhn,h,ui, SsirJtraen, N'ses''''
an O,.r.rrr, ofthr P,-.r. J.,ae. W. nolioa, Urea
.url s.sI Call,tsr. Tiur,th, waRsr, Tu~u Agrut
Re-, g.. :. Ilpkra., iI,np N'st'. j., rau',A
Hoe. ~,lI,sria,, 'i,1g >sh'ol Coarai,isr,
C,SroN.-Jahp Ilrr-s,, Tow, C'sik; Cahb 4.
II.Iap.I. o., Rs,noll., Jnh, VI. n,-hon, Ssbciusu
saI N..s--.r.. wiIr,u \. Bad, Jnan -. 'o-1l-
,dFr. Cbarh-. n Bruhur,, :. :. C..uuiue-. ~,
,s,I ~ O., ,h,--s an, O,r~csr, 81 the rour, oI
Town Ngr,t
NoBv,,.-E 3, B,,l, Mr.rulr5; >,Bsa Str
ven. TsSu Ct1A. Marx y >rilh, ~. lisH.
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