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STATE or RMONT,} Thu Probate Court
District OF Chttenden, SIS for the District Of
CEittendcn
To all persons interested in the Estate of Henry
thomas, late OF Burllngon in said District, de-
ceased Greeting:
WHEREAS Hannah Thomas and William Weston,
Administrators, wHM the IFW annercd. of the Is
tate of said deceased have this day filed in said
Court their application, in writing, for n license to
scll all the real estate, of which said deceased died
seized in said :, tie, except tie Homestead place
ior the purpose OF paying the debts against
said Estate w hCrcupon the said Court assigned
the Goth day OF October, A. ~. 1850, AT the Probate
Office, in said Burlington, for hearing and deciding
in the prrmacs, and ordered that all persons inter
csed be uotlird thereof by publishing the time and
place assigned Aforesaid the OF said appli-
cation aud the for the same and the order OF
said Go mt. three weeks successfully in the Burng-
ton Free Prcssall which publications to he prev-
Gus to the said Goth day of October, a. D. 1850.
THEREFORE,, yona hereby notified to appear be-
lore sad Court at the time and place Aforesaid, and
show cause why the prayer OF said application
should not lr granted.
Given under my hand at Burlington, tn 9TH day
OF October, AID 1850.
wl5w3l BRADFORD RlXFORD, Register.
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Gnw advertisements.
Daniel NJ. Browns Estate.

r. The Hon. the Probate Court for the
I district OF Grand isle
hbEI, BROWN administrator of the estate of
Dau,e NJ. Brown id!C ct South Hero deceased, res
ptctuly represents that the sand ntcsiatr did in his
lie tlaC enter into certain contract in writing benr-
ing date the l4lh day OF May A. u. 1917. to and
"lth Lyda Dixon oi South Hero giving her bond
70 decd to la "A s,r.a,n piece OF land situated in
South Hero aforesaid, when she should pay him. his
heirs, assigns, or administrator the sum of one
hundred and slNy. two dollars, with annual interest
which said contract was at the dccenst of the sn id
Danir ". Brown. and still i. uncxrcurd where
iolc me said Abel Brown prays the said court tO
gran. 'Jas h,m, liberty and authority to deed said
land according to the terms oi said contract ngrce-
ably to the statute in such case made and provided
Grand Isle Sept 23rd 1850
ABEL BROWN, administrator.
SLATE OF WEIR NONT( 1t is ordered by the
District OF Grand Isle 50. Probate Count for the
district Aforesaid, that all persuna Concerned, be
notified to appear before the said court Mt II session
thereof to he hold mt the Registers office in North
Hero o1 the 18th day Ct October to shrw cause if
any they may have, why the liberty and authority re-
1ucstci in the foregoing application should not he
ton, together with this order, he published in the
Free Press, printed at Burlington. Churndcn
County, three weeks sCcce5slycIy , as soon as may
Ie
h. s. In witness whereof have heretofore affixed
the seal OF said court. and -,"-Ci lied ny !..,r-
at North Hero in said district ias ,Jih day ol Sept
A. d. 1850
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, ReSistcr
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BOGLE'S MEBEAlONA.

FOR ELFEESHING AND BEAUIuYING TIE COM
ILENlON,
Erdlcaiing AaUS. Pimples, and o.hcr cruplions OF
the skin, aud rendering 1t ar delicate aud blooming
II II equally clilcaclous m projecting HE SKIN from
HE hot suns OF summer, and Hcczlug blasts OF WIN
ter and Is the most fragrant aud delicious article TO
b. 'ound AT the toilet ul fashion.
~ ire above articles have stood the test OF the
'itcltst investigation, and are WARRANTED superior
TO anything yet invented bat, II not found To Prove
50, on mat the money, m all casrs III hc refunded
10y my Agents NM 80 lie, PIomHior.
o ~, lPashmglon-st, Boston
'u'e - lo'u' Wlyl
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giysss;sS;.; d .qss fsyYas ~,
hlz { q! {: ! 1. FSIl ]
EslllLADHLr!IIA MEDICAL HOUSE
-Esablishcd 10 Years ago by DE. kINKE-

/ \ y
LIN. ''9 '-' ~ ''''' N'.>N''-
Northwest corner Of THIRD and UNION SIS -
HctwCcn Spruce and Fine, square and half from
Tie Merchants Exchange. PH'IApuLrniA
Persons suit'rng from Pau, in the Lions. recent
ana cronc'Ail"ctonS of the Kidneys Disease Of the
ij,hddrr, Grave" Structures, Simual Weakness, aud
an the conc"'all' rans ct Syphi'ic affections and
II oSe who ~ L. I'M ing IN secret habit have entail
td on theme Ives constitution debility, should apply
immediately for ne most speedy remedies to DIX.
klNNHIIN, lIe most cNp"l; IND 1uccr,sul practi-
Ionrr tar ana near in The treatment o all diseases OF
n private nature.
IyvAL,p>-Arc appr.cd That DR. KlNKEI4lN
Confines S practice to Il particular h:iurh I'll mcd:-
cin", which engages his profound attention. llrca.-
uou5 III" unta"irualr a42IGs! the abuse al mrrculy
hon'1nrS are annually m,rrUr.uz'd ont OF l.ir re-
cent affections are promptly cNuguiShrd. See your
cases properly "ladlcalcd, not patched up. "Alar-
r'n l'"i'" and llI~r about to marry, should le mr.
Nrnhili cautious ." those accidents what d,cadlul
n!rH'aurr t. tnu-mil 10 Vo,i,rity."
TArr FAGyi..LAE Nur,'r There is a habit which
loo, tnarb each oiherat the academy or collcgc--a
l1hi! hd god in when 10y himself, in solitude arov-
III" - nh tn" Toy 10 manhood, and which, i! no.
restored 81 G,r tine, not only hrgrts Scriou uNs,a-
cl"S to matrimonial hnrpiucss, but gives rs, to Sc
res OF prolacird, ms dI0us, and devastating aiicc-
h'hS. rev "l those who indulge in this pcrulcjous
Hr"GtlG', are aware OF the Consequences, until they
ma the n"Foy: - ten sal'crcd. feel strange and
mma' cruulah." h,iIur', yu@"t fears IN the Isii,
The individual bee. .lcs irlc he is unable to labor
WITH accustomed vi1or uply his mind To sruly:
M step j. ardy aud weak he Is dull, rIeSo,uic en-
G'"'N ~ hlS sport with less cnrr-y then usual Tnrsr
AEE NY"1"NN WINCH SHOULD AHAEEN he ArrEN.Ioy
OF JOSE SIMILARLY t,Tr Arlp.
lurNH NGY.-lt Won yaluc your lie or health. re-
m'lhwr, '..r delay ot n mouth nay. cirn a week.
mny Prove Your nun, both OF body and mind Hence
i'l u" fh." m"drS'y detcryou fpn making your casc
known to one who from education and rcsnccnhili-
w. can nl0nr hcrlrnd you lie who places himself
under I)r. kINELlN'S treatment. may rrligiolsly
I"'l,r' ~ ~ n"N'r as cent! man, and in whose
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EEC0NNTNOAT'OS.
w IN NTNT'AT ~,
certificate of Dr. FERRY, Portsmouth. NH

TNVTITIIVHTV OI DIT. 7 tEEN, TOrlSmOVIh, \. IT
. PoRTSMo''tH, Sapt 90, 1912
Mr. j. T.. MoTsE. Agent fer " hitr's Hair Res.
torntlvc-Dedr Sir: deem it my du'y ia state some
facts respecting the nesnahIe value ol Whites
liar Restorative Sev"raI years ngo after severe
fit OF sickness, my wife lost Nil of her hair the sea IN
appeared diseased, and the hair grew OF, brash md
uneven. About ysnr ago, lay ARCHER fit of sick
ness she lost all OF her hair .,coud time and for
I"''g tnl' there was apparently action in the
sea p Alter yarious applications was induced TO
Try the above. mentioned Restorative and now nilrr
the use OF n few bottles her hair has crown out n.
incK MS IuStrous, and OF rs beautiful color MS ever
fnrhermoie Tor onG time have been afflicted
win nrnialglc and other pains in my head, and
nave f"nnd II the hest c,tcri,a remedy have ever
tr"d | can therefore chrrrtuy recommend it 10
nl VINO are aiIicied as abb We as the best article
hive ever sern
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VI sss SEs7S ss.s's'sIN'S' Osg,

1T l' now wa or three years since it was first i'm
'r"dnrcd to the public, during which time has gaIn-
cd reputation, both at hons and abroad iarnboy,
any ana everything else for Porabr Limits and it
Is now admitted that MARSu'S PNrENP oil
is lie
H'"a'"me%', CderP'st, 3 81 and FofeN .i1iice
far Ligh in The I,oM
ihc lniroduc ion l..Ls lar mas been ,hs ..ost at;sr-
ing to the Proprietor, and the sale is unnararlrJ in
all history ol Inventions
- perfectly safe aud tree 10 burn in any Common
ON lamp, with the smylc alteration Of Tube.
Milch Is done TOR The trnG expense OF II - cents
y! 6rs making the change rom dim, nasty, smoky
IiYht 10 w = ~'''N''
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Y Ill Presented.

STATE OF VERMONT.} At n Probate Court
District . 'Ch1end'n,s }ho.Irnat Burlington
Nl'na hni Tor the District aforesaid on thu 9Th day
Il Trr. elh1'r \ y. 1880. AN Instrument purporiug
!" De the last VIII and Testament ct ASA lyon i
iurm9l"n, il sand District, d'rrnard was presented
To- the C"ri her" ter probate, LY Isaac llibre the
EN"ru'ur therein raIurd
d'td H. d, Court. la, public notice be given
;" IL" ''- ms l"r'S"d lhrl"in to appea b tore ~ it
"u't. ~ pu thereof To be- holden nj lhc Pro-
'lr "!it' IN brlinJi1u, "n the yah day of D,'ohcr
\ ~. lN3J and contest the prohai" 81 sad VIII -
~" II Is urIh' ordered that tins "rI'r hr published
,''' weeks Sh'c"N-y"y, IN the burlington Free
"S', "''N"p'prr p,lut.d 1T Burlington N this
state lr i9' ot which shall be- previous to the tnv
'''S'ga'd rs al"r ard ion nearing
Gwen unt"i AZ hand al the Rec stcr's Ollie the
@"h day OF Scilrnhrr, A D. 1881
G. ADAMS Judge
HuI.Il. fuii. :. - q 1850 vIi,5
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Northern (Ogdcnsburgh) Railroad
z:.5 :t zl:2 ss;is:7 ts$ll
Change OF Hours.

EsN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9,
~ 1850, Trains will run ms follows:
ErrELss Tram leaves RousEs PoINT at o'clock
NJ
PM
ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Rouscs Point, at
clock a. VI.
arrives nt Ogdcnslurg at ii of
o'clock II VI.
Express Train leaves Os.Iensburs at o'clock
!. VI.
arrives at Rouscs Point at ~ NJ
ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Osdrnsburg OF
O'Clock +. NJ.
arrives at Rouscs Point a, IA
Of 10 o'clock ,. "
Passengers by this route leaving Montreal aud
Burlington IN the morning will reach Oldensl,uryh
III season to take the Steamers Tor Kingston, Sack
ct tlarhor, C~wcgo, Toronto, Racht.trr IaIniItnm
lewiston lutlalo, Chicago aud other ports on Lake
Ontario and the Upper kakcs the same evening -
Passengers from the West will arrive Mt Rnuse's
Point IN to take the Steamers on LIKE Cham
. AN iIyiug North and Sou h and will arrye IN
Montreal the same day. in Burlugton in stason for
the evening train to Boston, and in Whitehall Ion
The morning train to Saratoga, Troy, Albany, and
New York.
CIIALES l.. SCilTATTER
Malone, Sept -, l~jD. dNwlt Superintendent
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REPRESENTATIVE ron TTIEIIAIR.

e. ITCIlEN 81 HENDERSON ) HAIR
EA PRESERVATlNEh ne now been in use nearly
four years, aud has proved itself to he the best article
for improving the growth aud beauty OF HE hair that
has ever been invented, a. ,,Gnarcds are ready To
'cstiy. it entirely steps the hair from coming ont
mud lmparts to 1t srrgth aud vignr aud gives to
hair the most coarse and harsh, soft aud glossy APP
prarancr. 1t also removes all scurl and dandruil
from the skn and head which ought always to he kept
ont in orderto have healthy growth OF hair because
II allowed to accumulate, 1t becomes undecided
oiolnd ,he roofs OF Tie lar mud clogs up the pores
OF the skin, thereby preventing free and healthy ac
ton. The consequence is the hair becomes dry
and dead, and very soou begins to show signs ol de-
cay and lallingofl. All this can he prevented by
proper use OF this prcsCrvatvr, as it gives life aud
action to the skin, md Mt the snne time inpars
nouiismcnt and stren.h to the hair, aud leaves it
soft and glossy without being greasy
Manufactured and for sale at wholesale ond retail
by
JOHN H. SYMONDS, IiAR DRESSER.
Successor to a. kitchcnl II Congress ST, Boston,
vi
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). 4 s,KEs H'ks&uES!

an
iTgTI1-I% !, - Do" h
.'''""" RIM Ec-
-, .,~,es';....,. hGf|"' the oriSu'l and
Only 2rnr -, ~ new
=. gyr.H AZ '1y""I" al u-.c,, als
~-S~ or o"NS
~ "'nlIH"N"'|' 81 i,h'l"yS t,xl'nctnrl III lnr
I.,,,, t,r r.. ma. ~, :. ~. i,,,aorn's, 80 ''
No A,t,.,. Ian, n,II.v'. I;cruine Fr,rnc,or ran
,n..k mi ,n,,n,,,,r instantly entirely subIu, III,
,,in ol The ,,o,. Rurus md ScalIs in from one ia
l. minutes and cure The sort. without s,arl Pil4y
,Sat Rhcr,l Gus UonnAl Bruises Sores and N .
Irn,rd tyta, llihlmmHtory Il hrunatisn, Chlhlnius
old and mvrlrmtc sores, cures radically aud pos
Iuyry II utyrr Ia ., and there is no mistake only
get the genuine Day Save
fGOSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION q DEALERS! Inscriptions vendors Of
counterfeit Extractor, mi up the spurious and dele
l"rlr = Sluil. with lew boxes OF the genuine Daily
;~aIve IN 'rch 90 Urn. under n well initiated hut
'ountciict Wrapper Of 'i" Old size, and ihus oi-r
II to dealers nj lcducrd piicc. This -.It taxes
'.ua IrHuy dealers, hat the con.lmg s;,!crer who
I'pl"us ~ use the counterfeit and poisonous stuff,
ilys the pena.ly oi the fraud! aggravated dssa<c-
unSghtly drlormlty resulting irnm severe hutns and
wounds and not uare luenly, loss OF lie llsyll, ard
the wo" consequences!
Shun the poisonous countcrleiis ard bgy DalcY's
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E:0.aGsn, New York. &c.

BY THE IYAY OF JVINDNOR, TT
RaHoad from B0Non 10 VETS Hirer, amt
10 Burlington, li.--Ihrongh 7ichcs 10
Stations on the Pd&sHmpsic AMI the Yer
E.am Central Railrord.
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kCassics-S.

/ I'VE GEESE FEATHERS of the
Best hImd Just received aud Tor sale at Nnh
81, Cash Slorr, uormcr!y Loyrys ChuIch Su,cI
Burlington June ., ~. GJ9w lCll
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\ = - III u r''7NFF7'' TNVrT TtVT
= Railroad Depot, 10y way OF ErOion Junction
tlc!hurgh. ke"nr, Walpoe aud Windsor, al Z 20
\ VI .. and arrive at WELLS RIVER at 3.ij and at
i!uriiictuu AT e. 10 L. III.
Cai, leave Boston for Charlcstown, Claremont,
l,nd Windsor Mt 30 and II a. NJ, and arrive at
Windsor at ID and 80 Z. NJ
Cars leave Wells River at . 30 and Burlington ut
q 20 4. NJ, and by way OF Windsor arrive in
Eo>iou at e 7 W.
Cars leave Windsor AS and - 10, and arrive
IN Boston at d and GP. NJ.
New York passengers connect at Grotton juno
t.oI and It'alpoic
Stages leave Wells River on arrival of Cars
from Boston, for 81. JoAnsbury, Stansead, Derby
Line, &c Sc
Stages leave Burlington each morning Sundays
eNcepiedl tor Montreal. SC. &c.
Freight Trains leave and arrive nj Boston daily.
Caa!e Trains tor Porlrrs ON Tuesday
THOMAS s. WILLIAMS,
Supt Sullivan Railroad
n H., Jan. !, 1880 d&wti
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BOGLE'S ANGLE.
COMPOUND FOR SHAVING.

This delightful article is totally different and far
superior to anything yet invented tor shlvnG. The
base OF il is derived from the iM0ip or soap plaut''
OF California, an article used by the natives OF that
country for washing and thus the use ot strong al
KAN, SO hurIiulo the skin, is avoided, It's vegetable
and detergent properties have the purrst aud most
nourlshng effects on the skn-lt soothcs and allavs
irritation, and has line, thick CREAMY laIher which
docs not dry on the face II Is decided lLAUry to
be shaved with tins Incompatible soap. Ills done
up IN elegant ttyle, calculated either for the dressing
case OF the rough and ready traveller, or the toilet
OF the most tlStldlOus
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remedy tor all diseases OF the scalp II ci,cs the
lar tFnn' glossy lusrous. a siiFcn texture md
AfaIt,;y, yiG"ro.s appearance. No LuIvs toilet
can be complete without this Indispensable alticle
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Z ! NEW YORK, AND CANADA I
: LINE.
IrAAShiLniMg al BNrLingt0n OuLn
MCPHERSON, CRANE e. Co., Montreal,
HENRY w, CATLlN. Burlington.
SMITH, WILKINS Il LANDON, Burlington
CHARLES b. JAMES, New York,

HENRY w. CATlIN. Burlington.
SMITH, WILKINS Il LANDON, Burlington,
CHARLES b. JAMES, New York,
Propictors.
Forwarding to mud from Boston, New York, Al.
bany Troy, all Pors on Lake Champluin, Montreal
ana Quebec, connecting at Montreal with McPhrr-
son, Crane X Co.'S ST. Lawrence and Lake Ontario
DAILY Tine, through TO Hamilton and Lake Head
aud lrl-weeky to Lake Ere ; also with their Qua
wa DAILY Lane To Bytown and through 10 Kingston
via Rdcau Canal
The Proprlrtors are prepared with first class Canal
aud Lake Boats TO run Daily Line to and from
New York and Burlington, and with first class boats
to run IrI-weekly Lane 10 and from Burlington and
Montreal, via Chambly Canal; vessels to he towed
on Lake and Rivers by powerful Sscamcrs, thereby
ensuing the utmost regularity and despatch.
Debeumre aud WaTehousing business correctly
aud promptly attended to. Parties will perceive at
once the advantage OF shipping by this Line. the de-
ays and damage to goods by frequent transship-
mrnts, beng entirely avoided.
Particular attention will be given to all property
lngton.
The Proprictors will contract freight to or from all
Ports on the Western Lakes and Lake Champlain
also for delivery OF property via Railroad to Boston
and Intermediate points.
Having their arrangements completed for safe, re-
Gular and expeditions transmission of all property
entrusted To their care, the Proprieors confidently
LOOK TO the public for liberal support
Address as Agents
MCPHERSON, CRANE Co, Montreal
II. MAYO, 2nd, Burlington.
{. b. JAMES, Nsw Y oTk
w. !. NEWTON, Quebec
CHENEY s. co, Boston
{. w. BENTLY, Albany.
references.
H. SrErnrYs, J; B; SMrrH& Co, JXo TORRANCE Il
Go Montreal; IL. J. NoAD u 90, GILLEsrlE & Co.
Match |. 1850. daooS vac
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TINS ei"c"nt urc-
paratlon liz FAST Ia
king the place of
all other articles in
use, for restoring
and dressing the
Hair. 1t prevents
the Hair rom tIll-
ing eff, promotes
liz groE th,removes
danGruli, and re-
stores tie uatUral
and luxUrinnt
growth oitlr llHir
in all eases OF bald
ness. 1t also re- :
moves pain and ;
heatirom the head.
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ELEGENT AND INVALUABLE
ARTICL FOR TIE TOILET
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,

FOR RESTORING, lREsERYlNj, AND EMBELL.sI.
ING THE HAIR.
The tOtiooing Certfcnie from Dr. l,iHslou Lrlpis
one OF The mast eminent IhVsiciaRs of Bosf0p'
trH slime tie estimation in ,chlch IL is hrLf vthc
scientific and learned, being ono only OF many
similar ones
BosToN, Feb Is, 1880
Mr.. lim. Boele,-Sir: The preparation invented
by YOU Tor tie hair, Las been extensively used in m,
a,lIly. and tAcy gi'e ii the decided preference over
uh other compositions OF the kind # inyIrorni,s
md beauties the hair, aud ccansrs the SKIN of III
impurities, without producing any ultimate dcctcrl-
Gus effects, which are So frequently tie result Of many
well known patented compounds
WlNSLOW LEWIS.
It is an indispensable article tor the Ladies', as il
keeps the hair place and curl and the skin or part-
ing OF the hair tree from dandrut and scurf For
children IT lays the foundation OF good head OF hair
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BEWARE OF COUirERFElTs

ms medicine h1s Obtained tina, hjgh character
T'h Is necessary Tor all medicines GOA; AN 10 in
u"y 'nlrnciirrs TO put forth spurious article at
cclyrd. " IVY w
LOOK WE'LL To THE MARKS or THE
GENUINE
-, h'y have the written sisna'rrc Of c. NJ JACK
~ upon the wrapper, and The name blown in the
No,!'"' 'cHhont wh'ch they are spurious
L Oh sale wholesale and retail al the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
10 l2o ARCH STREET one door below Sixth. date
OF Race street, Philadelphia, md bv Respectable
u'"lrr' generally t!To.ghoul the country. = $50 10
''r ny %CAkLEIT X LYON, Druggists
'"'l. lN"'. wHyl Burlington
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READ AND BE CONVINCED

CrA-, R"r%SoY, ESQ, Eason Md, in a letter to
DIR. jackson, Jao. @ 1880, said
Ny wife and myself have received more bcnef,
from your medicine than any other we have ever
TAKEN Tor TIE DySP"PSia and Lrcr diseasr"
M lENTH bfGlnN,' published at Woodstock
Va, January 10, 1850. snid-
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SU L l. V 4 N r a LROA AID.


" lnlCr N'rnn|rmcni.-IU muury I>t, 1850
- t5 ~ .-5.:,- -: E;s S.S=s aGasssA
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escnry ,shonsa., Estate.

AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Resistcr.
Oct. 18th 1880 W 49, 8
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1850-06-01
xXxIst CONGRESS-. .,..., Ist session
'IS SESArE.............MAY 1G, 1850.


There was caucus Of Southern Senators
at the capitol last night. on the compromise
bill, and the two amendments offered bv Mr.
Jefferson Davis and Mr.. Clemens to-day,
were the result of their deliberations.
The amendment of Mr.. Davis provides,
that, although the territorial authorities arc
prohibited from passing any act in relation
to African slavery, they shall not be prevent
cd from protecting the rights of slave prop
erty in the territory-that is, it siavchod-
er goes into the territory with his slaves, it
shall be the duty of the local authorities to
protect him in the ownership of said slaves.
That's pretty broad amendment.
The second amendment, or that moved bv
MIR. Clemens, provides that the line of the
ltio Grandc, all tile way up to its source, in
Guiding Santa Fe and four:iitths of the an
clent New Mexico, shall bc the boundary of
Texas; and that all that pnrt of the State
lying North of 34 N. Ii shall be an Indian
territory, into which all the Indians intestinr
the State of Texas shall be moved, at the
Government expense.
Inns Is also pretty broad amendment,
and, like the first, makes an awful hole in
tie bill
Mr.. Foote, to-day, finished his dcft nee of
the bill, without the amendment of Mr.. Da-
Wis, the great object being to prove this
course consistent with himself Us a South
ern man.
MIR. Clemens took him in charge, and in
stituted Il rigid cross-examnation OF the con-
sistcncy of the General, and, however the
General may have suffered, the Senate were
exceedingly amused, frequently breaking ont
into explosions Of laughter. Benton joining
heartily in, and the galleries as heartily CO.
operating i'll the mcrrmcnt
MIR. Jefferson Davis was brought into the
controversy, and from some remark of his,
relating to recent letter, signed by General
tootc, it was evident the question was tend
ing to a personal issue, when Mr.. Butler
wisely intrrposed, and on his motion. the
subject was postponed till Monday, and the
Senate went into executive session.
We take it that these two amendments
put bad face on the compro,nisc-that
they cannot pass, and that without them,
some ten or twelve Southern Senators will
oppose the BILL The North. therefore, must
come to the support Of Mr.. Clay, or his chan
ces are bad. The prospect Of the co,npro-
misc is g gloomy enough.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1850-06-01
NEono 1NsuRRecrroxAnr MoyEMrNr !.

Mono 1NsURREcrIoNARr MOVEMENT IN
VIRaINIA.-A correspondent of the Ricl =
mond Times, of the 18th ult., writing from
Lewisburg, under date of the 7th ult. says ::
Great excitement prevails in Monroe coun-
ty at present, in consequence of the discovc-
ry OF contemplated scrvile insnrrection on
the part of the negroes. 1t appears that
free negroes and slaves are alike implicated
in the plot. Last Saturday night had been
fixed upon us the time for commencing the
work Of destruction; but the diabolical plot
was revealed on Saturday evening. Active
steps were Mt once taken to- frustrate the
plan of tho insurgents. The county WIS
fortunately visited by a tremendous thunder
storm on Saturday night, accompanied by n
dclugc of rain which no doubt had the .f
feet of assisting in frustrating the horrible
designs of tho plotters. On Sunday, the
5tl inst, the citizens succeeded in arrcstinr
twelve or fifteen Of the ringleaders. They
have been committed to the county iai for
examination, and have no doubt YOU will
be appriscd after the trial.