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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-14

.Nsrfhe'~ Lancet and C0zetie of Legal .Nedi
eixe. This is the title of monthly u,edlca
magazine, edited land sseu edited) by DR.. Fran
eis J. DAvignon and DR.. Horace Nelsou-Dr
Nelson. publisher, PIastsburgh, N. Y. 81 pc
wear.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-14

Hss.g Msn's Library lnstiiGie. Prof. Calvin
Pease will lecture before this society this eve
ming Nv Wednesday, March H., At halfpas o.
clock,
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A State Peace Convention

Was holden in t Is town on Tuesday, and was
addressed by Ellhu Burnt of Worcester, Mass.
and other gentlemen.
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Correspondence Of the Daily Free Press.

MONTPELIER, March 5, 1850
D. w. C. CLARKE, Esq, Editor of the Daily
Free Press.
DEAR SIk:-Our annual election of Town Of
fcen came of this day. Loco focosm, Bogus
and Free Democracy, are beiow par.
After Bogus caucus and a regular nomina-
ted and printed ticket, they were defeated
from the moderator, down to Hog Constable.
The Capital sriH nerer repudiate the honor and
integrity of the Wing Z" Star that never sets."-
The Democracy and the Patriot Clique are
down. What will they say of the Long Team
this week:
Yours in haste, w.
It.n,sy be inferred from the above that the
Wings of Montpelier have made the town cleo
ton political, and taken all the offices to them
selves. While they had the power to do SO, and
while they did completely defeat the coalition
lists, the Wings Of Montpelier adhered strictly
to the rule agreed upon by all parties last year
Ito wit, to select good men for town officers
with no reference to politics other than SO far as
to give both parties fair ehare Of responsibility
in town affairs. Their victory over the coali-
tionists is therefore the more gratifying, as ii
was tempered by magnanmity.
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SPEECH OF
MIR. THADDEUS STEVENS,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

In the House Of Representatives., on the
Reference Of the Presidents Annual
Message.
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taking his residence in Washington, D. c. ng the
his services individuals or public bodies who
may have business. pending before Congress- g lobby
avowed and responsible agen or medium of intelligence
and explanation between members and committees on the
.o q s p the " tor the
ties, the requisite leisure facilities and the spplcaus or
memora on the other hand resdsn. in distant differ
en parts OF the country seeking reliable channel or
Necessary % fair and just Il the premises '''
wishes IT, nevertheless to be we'll that bis journal
will be driven with unsbang diligence even he hopes
agriculture different States to make more
fruitful of advantage those great industrial pursuits which
i has been the habit and the pleasure might say
On of business remittance Of sbscib
e sc. connected with the Plough the LOOM and the An
viii the undersigned may be addressed usual and with
Of prompt attention, 70, Wsnut street, Phadel-
pha For thing particular demanding especially
his personal care should be addressed where
they will be sure to find him, Washjnstnn, ID. C.
dec 4-aaw4w lRspubc& Union) J s. SKINNER.
A GENCY AT WAsHINGTON.-JAME H. CAUs-
"A TEN ate Of Baltimore, having made this city his per.
and diligence, the settlement Of claims generally and
particularly claims before Congress against the United States
G. ns % 1d S1: e
alton other clms He has In charge the entire class
arising out Of French spoatons prior the year 1900 with
reference which, in addition of and
proofs his he has those in the archives
Of the Government.
return duties e. &c. and those requiring life insurance,
have their business promptly attended BY letter. pos pad)
and thus relieve themselves from expensve and nconvs
nient personal attendance.
Having obtained commission Of Notary Public, he pre-
pared furnish egzed copies Of required public docu
other papers, He has been long engaged the
duties of agent that only necessary TO that
economy and prompt attention shall be extendedto all business
conded his and that enable him render his
vices and facilities ecacous he has become familiar
with all the forms OF Office.
Office on street, near the Ire0suy Building.
VS.
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AGENCY AT WARRINGTON.


to undertake the agency of claims before Congress and
other branches Of the Government including
under treaties and the various public Offices He will attend
TO prescription and other land claims the procuring patents
for the public lands and the confirmation Congress OF grant,
and claims lands claims for property lost taken for the
service Of the United property destroyed by the In
dsn or while In the possession of the United States nvads
Revolutionary, navy widows and halpay pensions claims
for Revolutionary services whether for Communication, hapsy,
bounty lands well those against the State OF Virgins
the United States all claims growing Of contracts with
the Government for damages sustained consequence Of the
action conduct OF the Governments and indeed any bust
before Congress the public Offices which require
the aid OF agent attorney His charges viii be moderate
and depending upon the the claim and the extent Of
the service.
In the prosecution claims against Mexico under the
Convention, Mr. r. A. Dckins and the Hon. C. p. Van Ness
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpotenty Of the
United States in Spsn associated and any claim
either OF them will reeeve their united and prompt attention
Mr. r. A. Dickins known Of those who have been
in Congress within the last few years. who have occupied
any public attention nj Washington.
Office at his residence street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
All letters must be postpaid. dec 1+-dh
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Form of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster Of certifes that th
guaanors above named sufficient and able make goo
their guaranty.
Dated
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Form 90 Oarantu % accompanu ench bid.

Form Of q Obdrdnfy 10 accompany each Did.
1.-THE undersigned here insert the Of The euarsoor
gusranos guarantees that there OF bidder or
Of bidders the may be- IL his Cor heir bid for
carrying The mail rom TO be accepted by the
Postmaster General shall into obligation prior 70 the
first day Of July nest, with good and sufficient suretiss 10
perform the service proposed"
Dated
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BALTImORG S1FE isrURARCre COsaYa - /.
No is Souri, STREET.
John l. DONALDSON, PRxsrprrT
THIS COMPANY proposes TO insure lives for one or
IL years, for life the REDUCED rates specified IN
the following table, being low safety and
IN the Company would Justify with these the assured
ENJOYS the benefit OF immediate in lieu Prospective
uncertain bonn. Ne risk, neither hs policy e premium
thai he has paid
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intermediate ages proporonste rates. and these premi-
ums may De made payable annually, eannuslly quar-
terly, at the option Of the assured
Buys and sells Annuities
Sells fndowments for children
Makes Contracts in which life or the interest ot money ia
involved. RTCrTARD n DopeFy ss.rs,,rs' "
CHARLES W. PAlRO Agent for the Baltimore Lie In
surance Company would call public attention to the reduced
rates OF premium charged All Premiums or Police, in
the District TO be paid his Office corner of and sth
streets where applications for policies can be made
1T =
kss on the Progress Of Nations Productive Indus
~ uy civilization, Population, and Wealth. by Ezra c.
seaman, enlarged ed ton, Just issued
u 'cknor 9 History OF Spanish Literature. vols
Essay on Slavery BY Thomas r. Dew, President Of wilism
and Mary College, Va
sehrsmkes New York Croton Aqueduct published at er
lin Prusss in English. Germsn French one volume
qosrto, 20 engrpvngs
Grke on the Nature aud Tendency Of Free Institutions
volume.
Bassl on the Sophsms Of the Protective Policy. vol
Bsrhydrs industrial Exchanges, volume.
Just received by
dec e. FRANCK TAyrop
NEW NOVEL; SHIRLEY, p a tale, BY Currer Bell.
IN author Of Jane Eyre
nov 96 r. FARNHAM
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Form for Bid ohere no change from adUerfise-
ment is contemplated by The bidder.
81 Tor we, the may be) bere write the
names ~ u OF there state the residence Or residences
hereby propose 10 carry the mail on No. from 10
as often the advertisement, requires in the time
stated in the schedules and by following mode con-
veysnce, TO wit Here how s to be conveyed for
the annual sum Of !"
Dated
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2 AND AGENCY.-I

r AND AGENCY.-I have as agent. several valuable
farms Tor sale, situated within two, four sx, and eight
miles ct Washington and Alexandria, the counties OF Alex
sndra and Fairfax, ranging prices from $780, down TO IS
per Any desro Of purchasing snd improved
sndrs, Va or call on me :, my residence Hyreisn Hail.
four miles OF Alexandria, the intersection OF the
Leesburg and Columbia turnpkes when win at any time
take pleasure In showing them ueh places viii not fail
suit them.
In time any one having land to would do
owea price, the liberal payment &C., viii
tend to ready and prompt SALE All postage must be paid
dee is~sswtf RICHARD b. LLOYD.
CPIERs NEW FRENCH DICTIONARY, I vol.
- svo--Genersl French and English Dictionary, newly
composed from the French Dictionaries Of the French Acs
denny Lsvcsux, Boe kc, and from the English Dictioo
meal terms employed in the and the seiences sr
and trade and many words not found IN other
TAYLOR Il MAURy
Book sellers, 9th street
Also Cor SALE Ficmming Tbbin large French Diction-
airy, and the abridged editions
Bonifsee'. French Dictionary, Meadows Nugent and all
Lcr'cons and Dictionaries Of every language oct 6
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in London, is4o. each
III prised in volume with very engrsvngs)
on the Art Of Building. III engrsvings, 81 cents
or Architecure. two volumes in one, rs cents
the Drainage Of Districts and Lands BY O. ID Dempsey,
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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON. 70 G.
CHARLES DE SELDING,
Commissioner, Notary Public, and Gener0l Agent,
No. III, Todd's Bualdmgs, Pennsylvania avenue,


Commissioner, Notary Public and Gensral Agent,
No. IL, TOdds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
W.aSHLvGTOyV, ~. q
CONTINUES to give his prompt attention the prosecu
~ ton of claims before Congress any OF the Executive
Departments before any board of commissioners appoint
ed to adjust spolatons before foreign pro-
curing PENSIONS Revolutionary Naval Armyi bounty land
scrip, under the law Of February H. 1S4 August TO-
arresrsges Of pays mileage for horses and other pro-
perry lost destroyed incurred by volunteers be-
fore being mustered and received into the service Of the Uni
ted States and subsistence and transportation furnished for
their and all claims of whatever description that may
of the late with Mexico Great Britain He is in
of all the forms and understands fully all the
urements Of the Pension and other Offices He also attends
the procuring of przemoney due for captures made the
Gulf and the coasts of Mexico, coast of California and
of Africa.
He has been honored with Commissions from the
OF every State in the Union Commissioner Deeds take
the probate OF Deeds depostons and other instruments Of
writing under SEAL &c., to be used recorded the respec
tive States.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
claimed and the extent of services required.
Communcaions Twill receive immediate attention.
He has the honor refer to the Navy and other Executive
Departments and their Exceences the Governors of the
era States of the Uno and Senators and Members
previous and the present Congress generally. dec4-
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MrER PHINEAs,s AMERICAN STEEL PENS.

MrER PHINEAs's AMERICAN STEEL PENS.
wi I. Bank Pens. 2. Commercial 8 Eagle CONNER
csi . New York Commercial S. Original Pine Point
o. Patent Double Spring. Z. Extra Fine Point g. Amer-
can. D. Patent Letter Magnum Bonum.
The above Pens, which have been highly ndcd
all over The country, msy be had the Bookstore OF
X fAkNHAM, corner Of 1fth street and Penn av.,
dec " who is the agent, wholesale and retail.
CAHD.-Tbe subscriber, member Of the former Com
N mission on Mexican Claims will be in Washington in
the course OF the month OF November offers his services
TO claimants under the tresy He win attend any other
business with which he may be trusted especially from the
South those DESTROYS Of obtaining his win address
Andrew Wyle, Esq Washington.
nov s-dd H. NJ. BRACKENRIDGH
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BEN NETT CLEMENTS,
Notary Public, BOsnfy L0sd, Pension, and General
AgeSt,

CONTINUES prosecute claims for Revolutionary SER
~ vices, Invalid, Revolutionary, Half-psy and Widow
Pensions, and Of all claims growing Of the War OF
and late with Mexico HIS long service clerk in the
Treasury Department. and and
general agent enables him promptness
and efficiency all claims committed his manage
His charges uniformly moderate. expected
that correspondents viii pay postage.
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COLTS % IMPROVED REPEATING PISTOLS

QUILTS IMPROVED REPEATING PIsTOIs,,
~ Expecting to be absent Europe for months all
Inquiries IN relation TO said may be addressed
Walker, Washington who empowered as my attorney and
general agent to and receive orders devc
OF said Pistols
may is-snvtf SAMUEL COLT.
bottles and 100 gallons Old South Side Madeira inn
ported IN 1888 for the late Hon. Judge White Florida and
member Of the United States Senate. Cost 81 per bottle
offered.
Also, 200 bottles Phelps" Madeira, thirty years in bot
tie cost 80 dollars per dozen import it, the private stock
per bottle.
Also, "yesn Lous Brandy vintage 1905, and Mor.tou,.
private stock brandy both very SUPERIOR a. per gallon
81 per bottle. For sale at No "A Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Dec si--aswstl The oldest grocer ia Deity.
C,RENCn JUVENILE BOOKs--Jean ct Marie. on
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VOL, 81 cts.
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permit no discussion word of explanation Yir.
gnla owes much Judge BAYLY for his manly struggle
hs OCCASION to vndca;e her rights and though
lu IN the House it yet hoped and believed tina. they will
exert more sanatory influence in the Senate composed
a ooy s OF statesmen who take counsel from and
justice rather Than vanity and caprice.
Aer me passage Of the BILL and The question what
should be The TILE Judge B. moved amend the title so as
10 make accord with The character of the and
se a bill 10 deprrs the citizens Of Virginia and Kentucky
q Mstr rested rights sindcr The act ef jay, 1872
rms motion, BY its appropriate phraseol'sy properly
himself Of The opportunity thus obtained Judge p proceed.
20 10 ssect The character Of the for the purpose
showing that the amended title proposed By him. far
more appropriate Than the original Thus touched by
The spear Of lhure the gross injustice of the measure be
gan 10 appear in all its naked de!ormy Its friends
aifhel. Judge u. was called 10 order. by Mr. rt and
others aud The debate arrestedn
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RICHMOND TRADE.

We have received from friend s. Sutherland beau,
n and most commodous Brd-bag which is almost enough
IN Itself 10 tempt cne Of the untiayed Ike ourselves
turn sportsman Mr. S has Just received his fall goods
rom Europe und our friends both in and country,
should Gull and examine his fine supply.
We understand that the stock of goods of all descriptions
was never so large complete as is in city Our
attention ns been specially called the piles of goods
mounain high, in the Of friends d. H. London
Thomas & Charles Ellis and Richardson K Co. The
other cnteprisng merchants OF city are hear equal
" well supplied with articles oi every description and value
We trust that The country merchants will appreciate and
practise the advantages BE- derived from the purchase
of their supplies in Southern cities. One ben
eft spneing of the late agitation has been elic,
investigation of the OF the South and
sire 10 project ourselves and devcopc strength
by dealing al home, encouraging merchants and
mechanics, and building up cities We nust 10
see The merchants vi STATE carrying out this
live in full practice. The city of Richmond nov
presents IL them advantages equal any be found al the
North Let every one therefore, spend his money at home
and give the preference his neshbors and fellow citizens
In stroing through Mr. Tondons large establishment,
were much interested in several gems OF painting exquisite
copies of the old By him in his late Eu
PIRATE their profits than i'll thus cutya,ing and extending
for the Fine Arts We are glad tie example
by Mr.. L..
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WHAT WILL GEORGIA DO?

Some persons looking Georgia with the hope that
she may aid their purposes of agitation and disunon by
taking extreme course, which may involve other States
and effect secession from the Union and consequent dis
rsp,ion Of the conedeacy. Gov Towne it seems regards
himself commanded convention Of the peo-
pie; and were, therefore, not surprised the follow
ing semofcia announcement in the federal Union" o!
the l7th inst, published at Niedgevile
awe authorized state that of the contingencies
having occurred designated by the last legislature upon
which the Executive directed call Convention TO
wit: the admission by Congress of California State
into the Union, that Convention will be called An au-
thcntic copy of the admitting California has not yet
reached this place.
We had entertained faint hope that Gov. Townrs, in
such serious NATTER would have construed instructions
of the Legislature by the sctest ules-and relieved the
State of Georgia from her embarrassing position The
luton the Georgia Legislature last winter made it the du
ty of the Governor call convention should Congress
admt the United States State of this confederacy
the spasely peoped territory OF California and New Mexi
CO." We contend then that the contingency has not ar
ved-for California alone has been admitted State-ano
territorial government simply has been extended over Ne"
Mexico.
Gov Townes however has construed the resolution dfer
emily and the calling convention may be regarded as x
ed fact 1t is certain that the people of the various
counties Of Georgia will think proper to endorse the egsa
tive action by appointing delegates But should they 90 70
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4 FAIR HIT

During the debate upon the Mexican lnemnit! Bin, there
sharp cuts between Mr. Bayy chairman Of tle
committee U: waysand means,) Mr. McChrnand Chairman
of committee Of Foreign aIs) and Mr.. Brown u Mssis
spl. The latter gentleman reflected upon Mr. Bayly for
speaking disparagngly Of thr Mexican Government when
lie limited that safer pay The instAnien, through
Barring and Brothers, than trust the specie 10 The pcrs oi
robbery by handitti the Mexican Government ITSELF on
the from Vera Cruz 10 rhc City oi Mexico His bay
ysl position the head o the tlst committee in The House
urged lay Mr.. Brown, would offend Mexico, with
whom ought now 10 be at peace Mr.. BaYly did not
think tia, what he said would have any elect in Mexico
and he show that if what was said in debate in
free country, matter to offend naon then the gen.
enan from Miss, (Nr Brown ought to insist upon dec
Of against Great Britain, for his sovereign STATE
had been assaulted in the Parliament Of Great Britain
rcpuda;or by the Minister Of Foreign AtEiirs there
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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L E L NJ S:

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-, many ENollRER-Fcr fifteen lines or less first IN,
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g! naii cents a., dollars f,r ,h,r,v lines and in
Asra advertisements ength-eNcep Lottery
Pa .oneers charged loo dollars, tpaper nciud.
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uias.s .s..,ry references. insure execution
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A. rg is unknown 10 US, be authenticated by the
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Every ;a has been taken 10 prevent
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FINE SPORT.

We ask the attention of the lovers OF such amusements to
the attractive advertisement of Messs Dix and Bevans-
Their duckin clubs pney Point offer universal tenpa-
tons to the initiated. Every convenience will be provided
to afford success and pleasure TO the sportsman
While on the subject Of cunning we would remark that
one of the best assorments of guns pistols iowng and s-
ing tackle that we in this city, may be found
at the store of Mr. Sutherland whose advertisement ap
nnars in another column