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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Total. .se9 ls.722

Total decrease in seven townships 80. We did
not anticipate this result We had no ilea that
there had been much Of au increase ofpopuatiul,
but supposed we would gain few hundred.
From what information we have from the remain.
ing townships, it is altogether probable that there
will be decrease Of population in the territory
now composing Fairfield county. We will haye
tie entire result in few days
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

The BANKS oF VIRGINIA. There were in Vir
gnin, on the LIST of january lust. six mother hanks
anl thirty brnuch banks. making tntul Of thirty
six blnkS in the State Their capital WIS 80 n! ;.
310: their onns aud discounts $l5 l63 300; stocks
$372 442 real estate s8l 1870; other Investments
$68 0ie--due them by other banks $l.9l3 OI8;
notes OF other Banks s4jj,8da; specie 81 7O9 Oj5;
circulation So 9iI7ja; deposits fd?39 s75; due
To other banks $328, ,JD2 --PoTsm0nh Pilot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

"BorANY BAY" IN NORTH AMuRIcA.-
1t is iutimated by the London Daily
News. that the British Government will
probably make a purchase of the Island
of Auticorii, in the Gulf Of st. Law
renee, with the design of establishing
upon ii colony of cnnvic,s, to answer
the purposes of the United Kingdom and
uf the Provinces. The Island is from 90
10 100 miles long aud 90 or 25 miles in
width, uninhabited, situated at the mouth
of the river St, Lawrence, aud regarded
as II dangerous obstacle To navigation -
In case the project above referred to a.
bove be carried out, it is said, the Brit.
ish Government will construct harbor
there, by convict labor, in order To rem.
der it attractive to shipping Another
motive 10 the enterprise, is the cheapness
Of transporting convicts 10 the Island. as
compared with the cost Of conveying
them TO Van Diemau's Land. ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

TIE CrSsUs--Signifcont Facts.-Il
is expected that the population sf PhiIa
deIphia city will reach $50 900; in 1910 i,
was 255.4O7. Reading has 1881; in
1910 it had S.4l0. Lancaster city has
population of 1900; in 1910, SAY
1t is supposed from returns already in,
that Pennsylvania will show population
of about 1900, 900 aud Ohiu about g.
100000.
From the above, it will be seen that
Reading nnw ranks as the third city Of
Pennsylvania and Lancaster city,-we
were told only Oh yesterday that the Rail
road had ruined it, because it did moi
stop there, If nearly doubling the pop
alation ruins place why we give in
Facts, gentlemen. give US facts. They
are better than all your curious speeuIa
tions and fine spun theoties.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

HonmBLE SuIclDE..-David haynes. a
police marshal of Brooklyn, while labor
ing under delirium tren.eas. IN the night
of the lst inst, thrust pair Of hre tonss
down his throat, which tire his palate in
most horrible manner. aud caused lin.
gering torture, in which state he contin
ued until 6 o'clock on Saturday morning
when he died. ~ ~. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

SLAVES Liberated. Mrs, Darusriont,
better known as Mrs. Fanny Wright, re-.
Gently arrived at St. Louis from Memphis.
She was on her way to New York. She
had, it is said, just liberated 300 plauta.
tion slaves. These were all her own
property. They resided on plantation
near Memphis, which she owns.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Arrival OF the Africa.
ONE WEEK. LATEt FROM EUROPE,

NEw YORK. Nov g.
The Steamer Africa from Liverpool Oct. Goth,
arrived this morning.
The MARKRTs-The state OF trade throughout
the country has not materially changed. At this
| season there is ouly moderate demand for For.
egn aud Colonial produce.
The demand for Wheat aud Flour has been
quiet, but no change in prices are reported In-
dian Corn has advanced 6dQ9d per quearter.
Flour Western Canal lG022s Ohio a3O24s.
Phi'adel phiu and Balriinure a3s GdO24s. Canal.
nn 22.@23s Yellow Indian Corn 2903Os und
Whie 29sG29s Cd.
The arrival OI Provisions since our last notice
has been small. Lard ia extensive demand aud
sales of 300 tons have been nlude at all advance
of about 50 per cemi. A large business his been
Transacted IN Blcon at rather higher prices Very
triimg business doing in Beef. About 700 bbis
Mess Pork lave been taken ut rates rather in ia.
var ol buyers Tor new, and previous prices for
old. The iron market continues dull and without
variation; cOrch Pig is 42s 6lD i3s per TIM for
usual brands e'ivereI free IN Glasgow; melt CASH
quotations declive:td in Liverpool. Me chant Bar
e. Nail Rod e5 l5s. Hoop Sheet f6 Is, e. 10,
MoS y MAnK T-The public securities alilo'
well supplied. nave been subject to considerable
tlnctuaii"n dnring the week. owing 10 the tnrn of
oar continental udvireS, and particularly on Thurs
day when it becume known that France and
Russia contemplated an Intervention in the atfiirs
Ut Scheswig.
DEXMAHK AYD THE DUCAIEs-Il mbnrg Oct
u. Tile official lisi Of the loss sustained by the
5 hleswig aud llOlsein armies bcinre Freueri, s.
t',ll from the 24lh of September to tue 5th Of DC
ioher, inclusive, amounts 10 700 officers und men
The authorities are now buoiy recruiting their
orces aud preparing the army for winter cam.
pagn. The result ut the contest is yet ia doubt.
llesse Cassel. The new Cabinet has not yet
been formed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

A locAL.--The Editor Of the Eagle is
a small man. very small man, and eau
creep through the smallest auger hole 10
get out Of dificuIly.ot any LilIipnlian
we know Of See his a'ticle yesterday
in explanation of his conduct while acl.
ing as Judge Of the Primary election to
Beat Col. 3harpe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

METHoDIsrs = The following are the
aggregate statistics furnished by the va.
rious annual conferences IF the Metho
dist Episcopal Church, Travelling
Preachers 4,l29. increase over last year
las; Local Pre- ache,q j. 5.420, increase 266;
Members 6S9.6S2. increase 27,36- -
These calculations, We believe embrace
none Of the conferceuces Of the Mstho
dist Episcopal Church South.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

CALIFORNIA GoLD IN ENGLAND.--1he
steamer Washington brings the striking
piece OF Intelligence of the arrival at
Southampton. England, of one million
dollars worth Of California gold dust:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

A LEolrlMArE FAcr- fRs Press 9T NisSifisP
pi-There are s6parers Published inthe State
OF Mississippi and they are Titus chssifed:- Wing
s2, and all for the Unioh; baihaoraticsS Of which
2 are idr the Union, 5avGwedy dishniOn. 9 agita'
sionists, 2 for the GWerhors 'proclahalion but
opposed to disuni6n as b Iifeseht felnedN uh.
known this makes up tlie tJtil,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

DsLAwARE- THaRksgiei1g.-A peti.
ZION is b; ing circulated at Wilmington
Delaware. fol signatures. prayius The
Governor not TO recommend any day to
be set apart fer thanksgiving. Numer.
Gus reasons were urged against it. A
oueer set Of individuals truly, these Of
Wilmington. to be found 'proying" To Tie
Governor. They had better let the Gov.
ernor alone andfor their own sakes and
the sake Of their families. pray 10 tile
Governor of larger State than Della
ware, or they may ind themselves in tbt
hands Of the "Execativen officer of
Future State"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

As UsUAL--The EIitnr of the Eagle.
Just % the eve Of the electinn. is again
in spasm. We pity him. These spec
tres Of fraud. secret tickets, secret or.
gauization. &c. must haunt MIN terribly.
Who can conceive Of the sufferiugs the
poor soul must endure
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
ErIda, EvenLng. Nov. 5. 1850
CaEAr Gnnla Sac Wisn,a naM 4,

caEAP Goors See Wiso's new ad !.
yerIisements. He has just opened his
Stock Of Fall & Winter Clouds, aud 10
no" prepared to wait upon all who favor
him with a call aud sell them cheap
goods. Wise generally selects The most
besuiiful and elegant Of assortments. -
Call aud examine his Stock.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

FUGITIvE SLAyEs.--The 0wners of a
humber of fugitive slaves now il Phila-
delphia and New York, have either gone
on or preparing to go, for the purpose of
rec!aimiug their properly. We have
heard of some dozen cases within the past
ten days, where the proper and requisite
papers To prove titles have been procured.
We also understand that several gentle.
men are about proceeding to Boston to
claim several slaves who are known to be
in that city, and will carry with them
every legalrequisile to prove their proper,
ty. Some of our energetic police will
probably accompany them.--Baih Clip
BeF. o. .s....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

RETURNISG.-Quile number of per-
sons, who left this city some time ago, on
gold digging expedition to California, we
understand, are nu their way hume dis
appointed in their expectations. reduced
in purse. and in feeble health SteuJea-
ciHe Herald.
The PoPULATIoN OF RocHEsTER. by
the present census. is 36.50G. In 1910,
it was 90, ,202, in 1914, 25, ,2O2. The gain
in the last FIVE years has been 1888;
while the gain Of Buffalo, for the same
period, has heeu f2.4OO. The AmeticaH
ofiirms that Rochester was never so pros.
perous or grew so rapidly, as at the pres.
ent time.
LosrNe TuE TRADE:-fhe Newburyy.
pnr, Herald says that American castor oil,
formerly the best article Of the kind id
the market, and in demand for even for:
leigh shipment, has now become almost
unsaleable, owing To its great aduItera'
ton by the mixture Of lard oil. The con.
sequence is, that large inportatlons OF
castor oil from the East Indies have been
recently made. and more OF it is Gu The
way.
wThe Queen Of England has been
visiting the peasantry sud delighling her
tsubiec,s by her condestepdihg man
knerse She lately went into the COT
ltape of an old Woman who was smoking a
nine; she brought the Queen stool, and
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

| CALIFORNIA Eatract ia Letter from
Join B. WeLler--We give below the fol
lowing extract Of letter, received by the
editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, from J
B. Weller, Esq, now in California, and
dated:
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is, 1850.
1--WE have had hard time Of it here in
the money market during the past month.
aud many large houses have Jailed. The
credit system is creeping into the proles.
sion, and although business is plenty it is
more difficult 10 collect, have now
three cases on hand where success in Ell.
ther would give me as much as | want.
This cityiS approving more rapidly than
any city in the world-the most extensive
improvements have been made in every
direction since you lett. The city is fast
ruuuiog out iuto the Bay, aud large and
extensive business houses erected 500
yards from shore on line with the prin
ciPal streets And yet while all this is
going on, money commands ten and
twelve per cent, per month.
The miners are not SO successful this
yea: as last. Upon some ofthe rivers
nothing is found. doubt very much
whether the average will be SO per day
this may perhaps have salutary effect on
the State; as it will drive the mechanics
to their trades. and the farmers to agricuI.
ture. Thousands are leaving the mines
aud are seeking employment inlhe cities
R More than sixty expeditions have
been dispatched from England to explore
the Arctic rS1ions, from the time of Jno
Cabot aud sons, in 1897, to that of Sir
John Franklin, in 1876. X . la
~ During the past year, the auen.
dance of children at the common schools
in New York State, increased 100000.
~ Water proof shirts is the name Of
new article just patented by Lansingh,
The bosoms are made Of sheet iron. while
the ruffie CONSISTS of a handsaw, with the
teeth set wide.- Erchange.
HA fire in Benton street, New Or
leans. on the 9th ult.. consumed eleven
buildings. Loss estimated at $4,000.
~ VIM. Lyon Mckenzie is candi-
date for the Provincial Parliament in
York county, Canada West, at the next
election.
b ~ Sam was asked what he thought
lot the effect Of hot drinks ON the sys-
tent i,.1,, III t.ss
HHot dripks,sir," said he, "are bad
decidedly bad, Tea and coffee sir, are
hurtful. And eOes hot punch when very
hot--l suppose is injuriousl" So
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

EMlGRATIoN-The number Of pasSen-
gers arrived at N. Y. from foreign ports
during the month OF October was 1926
b,ing an increase of 9.9S9 on the CORE
spending month Of lS49. Great Britain
and ireland sends Is, ,662 this year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

We make u comparison Of the population OF
what townships we now have, al this time aud in
is4O. We will make further comparisons US We
Hnd time and tAaterial;
lRa0 lB5O Incrense Dpcease
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

The CHARTER OAK.--Every one has
heard of the old oak tree. in Hartford,
Gnnn, within the hollow trunk of which,
the Cnai er Of Cnnnecticut was concealed
more than u hundred aud fifty years ago
| is still standing, an object Of great in
ierest aud venera,ion, A correspondent
who recently visited it, writes:
The Old Charter Oak is in a vigorous
state. 1t is OH the grounds of Hun Isaac
w. Stuart. sou Of Prof Slaart, the distin
euishcd Hebraist Of Andover Theological
Seminary. Mr.. S. has ch'sed the cavity
in the tree, aud has covered all the varI-
Gus parts with some resin"us compound
A ittle door, fastened with paddock,
"opens into tho aTcana1,. where, in l6S,
the Charter of Connecticut was hidden.
The tree is more than 20 feet in circum.
ference at the base. It's now the must
honored tree in the United States. no
tice that since the leaves have assumed
the tinge of autumn, the young misses
are gathering them for their herbatiams.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

DARING FeAr.- They had aunlher ri.
liculnus balloon ascent at Paris. NJ Puit.
eviu's G eat balloon rose in the air, hav,
ing, besides the eronaut. three young wo-
men suspended from The car. They had
wings affixed To their shoulders, and ap.
peaied az if flying in the air.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

A Worthy AcT.-A letter has been re-
ceived from Mr.. Bartlett. commissioner
to determine the Mexican boundary line.
by Mr.. Peter Force, In Washington city,
enclosing S4G9 SO. as a suth contributed
by the members of the commission as a
donation to Mrs. Tenant. the widow of
the late John Tennant. who was killed
lately near San Antonio by teamster.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

AMIN BEY IN nus MARRIAGE ftRLATIoNs.
1t has been very generally stated that
Amin Bey. the Turkish Envoy, now on d
visit to the u s. had sir wives, plural.
ity ofwives being allowed by the laws of
his native country. He has, however;
requested tho editor Of the Christian
Watchman. to correct this statement, and
to say he has but one wife.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

tP=The Nashville Convention meets, according
lp its own resolution OF Adjournment, ON the ll'h
OF November. This asssmblage hIs fallen into
neglect, aud its action, for good or for evil, n"y
IL Of re,N Inln nnl,lic cnht,nrn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15


A DIssATisFIED WIRE wnn WANTED To
GEf mo OF HER HUSBAND Mrs Almira
Carr called in tho warchman last nigh, to
arrest her husband, Nathaniel p. Carr a.
gainst whom she promised To testify in
the morning, when she would give her
reasons for having him taken into cuslo-
dy. Carr was arrested accordingly, and
Mrs C. appeared at the proper hour. and
being sworn in due form Of law. depusel
and said that Nathaniel, her hush nd, is
perfect eye-sore to he; that his pres.
ence puts her into feveS that he is a
rag.a muffin, anc mean spirited fellow;
that she can support herself without his
assistance, and wishes tn be quit of him;
that he Ioafs about all day aud pushes him.
sell among her c"npany, and that it is
the general opiuionuf all her friends aud
acquaiutances that such slow. scrubby
fellow as Nathaniel, is not iii husband
for such nice. genteel respectable lady
as Mrs. AImira Carr. There was great
contrast truly, between the husband and
wife in personal appearance. She was
dressed in a glossy black silk. with com.
p!caled ilounces, and her shawl, bonnet,
&C., were very handsome. He had on a
foxy hat, a rusty black coat, out at the ell
bows, and pantaIoons and boots very
much out of repair. Mrs. Carr desired
that he might be sent to the aims house,
county prison or pcnitenIary; any where
SO tina, she should never set eyes ON him
again. He was of no use to her and she
did not want him about the house. The
Mayor inquired if Nathaniel ever assault
ed her, or made her afraid to live with
him. "Afraid of him." said she with a
scoruful emphasis, "no that | never was.
He is not mau enough To make me afraid
of him. The whole matter is that don't
want him; and suppose in tina, case the
law, (if it is good for anything) will take
charge of him" Here Nathaniel, who
had interrupted his wife's statement only
with three or four sighs, began to speak
in subdued tone: "l am not exactly what
| ought to be. "he said "bu, sic made me
what am. Ever since she took to novel
reading. aud had no time to patch my
trowsers and darn my elbows. gave up
To despair. aud went completely to wrack
wish | could speak loud enough for all
the women in the state TO hear me, I'd
say keep clear Of them vicious novels
Ever since my wife began to read them
she sets me down for nobody. ahd talks a.
| it / was dead she could get man like
some Mr.. Thaddus Warsaw. ] wish she
had him. I'm sure. and wish was oul
other way; for when man can't get hi,
trowsers mended there's nothing In thi,
world worth living for" a.E
To Mrs. Cars great as;Unishmert, tbe
Mayorinformedher erthst nothing had beer
urged sgainst Nathaniel which could jus.
ltify hisdetention, either in the aIns. h ouse
or county prison. Sbs had 10 take Kim
home and make the most ofhim.-- Penn
syIbaaiaH. sts1eph 9-'aa q t
/ RMapy Mississippi pIauterS are pre-
pairing TO emigrate 70 Texas.
/ EHCsIiEcrnia trade haaihcfease the
price Of cigars in Havana.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

THrPmL ADELrHIA MIsr THE following is a
statement Of the coinage at the Philadelphia Mint
from january LIST to October 3lst 1850, ten
months; ..... .f.r..
God Coinage. .$ls .6se.9e7:sO
a Silver ,du...... ......-: 349 100000
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Totkf $50, ,O3q. .Ss7:5O

TotAf.'..... -....'-..:. $40, ,O32. .S27:5O
Continuing at the satne ratefor the remaining
two months, there win have been culhed during
the year 1850. about 95,OOO,OOO. III branch
Shints about IS 0oO.bOO,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

THE DASvERs BANK Misunderstanding In
the testimony before the COrunerejurS rrere are
some doubts wliethsrJo Puge, lie SOU of
the Cashier, and who was shot by the %ntehmun,
had an intention to rob the bank He had been
out on druuken fiOtiC aud had returned in car
riage from Saleth. The driver testi6ed that he
was druuker than he ever SUN hin before. The
watchman testified that he came 10 the door in
company with two others and was warned to 60
away, but persisted and swdre they would eu'er.
The two others went away 1h the carriage. The
jury returned the following verdict rr H
"Thqt John c. Puge came 10 his death from a
gun shot wound in the side. having been shot by
,Auron Bateman, the watchiiiah at the Fillnge
Bank in Danyers; aud the sud Bateman was, in
the opinion OF this jury, fully justified in s act,
in consequence of having sufficient reason to be
lieve that said Page, with olh,rs to this jury un-
known. we're attempting to break aud enter with
u elonous intent, the said Bank in Danvers alore'
suid." .-... ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

srArurlcs.-From John R. Mumargh, Esq.
one Of the Deputy Marshals for Fairfield county
we have the following additional statistics:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

STATISTICS OF CRIME.--A correspond
ent Of the Columbus Journal, furnishes
the annexed report, gathered from the
inquiries of Mr.. Donahoo, the worthy
chaplain of the Ohio Penitentiary;
There are NJ present about 49S prisoners aud
tll4 nnn6er has been stendiIy increasing since
they were ihinned by the cholera Mr. Dona.
hoo, in II akiug few remarks Mt the close oil the
meeting. stated that many of The prisoners had
been blessed with pious parents, that out Of 380
he had examined on the subject, 1866 had been
taught in tile Sabbath school. hut had neglected
the good advice oftheir parents aud teachers o.
t2e7 prisoners, he had learned los had Methodist
parents 4S Presbyterian, IS Baptist, % Catholic
81 EpiscOpaIiun. Ia Lutheran. 3 qlaker, 9 Sccet
er, . German Reformed . DHukard ! Unvershl
ist, New Light. and . Cauipbelliies Nearly
u the prisoners in the heiitehtiury have been III
temperate men. aud a maiprity ui them have com
United the crimes for which they we're incarcer-
uted while under the influence liquor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

Cor HIS EHEs OPEN.-PIke, of the
Maysville Flag. who used to claim, when
he edited the Ohio Eagle. that the lead
ers Of the Ohio Democracy were an hon
est set of fellows aud not demagngues
has at length discovered ,ha, he was
cheated and now acknowledges The corn
We give below Els own declaration o,
the fact which we fnd in this week :
Flag,
Indeed. we had been lel To expect this. for
the reason that but few years have elapsed, since
the Democratic party of that State was engaged
in fierce struggle against the Abolition lurty.
and some of the leading politicians of that State
declared that ',fgktiHg A60NioRism and Wig
gerry. Uere ONE AND THESAME THING!
But aasl it would seem that 'ce hare been De.
ceived By the TrOtes!atioas made By some of tie
editors of hat State. with whom we hive fought
"slloulder to shonlder." in days gone bli for we
nov find a number of them not ouly fnnniIS the
abolition fire that is now blazing in the North,
but absolutely condemning the fugitive law as an
outrage "and INDUSTRIOUS in all its features,
How many of the Democratic party
could say the same thing, ifthey would
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-16
NEW GOODS.

STORRS & LANGDpN seiecring heir SPRING
- GOODS il New York and Boston, aud Will be sending
them forward daily the preseh, week.
Ami % ls5J II
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HOOES

Suitable for Fish Of cvers
kind. from the Minuow 10 The
Shark Cod. Mackerci, Thu
toy, Perch Hooks. g.. 81
Salmon, Trout. aud fickcrcI
Hooks. sc e.
Blue Fish Squid-, Mackere
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-16
Northern Fruit Trees.

rI,HE Subscriber has for sale II large lot of FRUIT
TREES, well rooted, Of good size, thrifty the
FINEST CONDITION. embracing apple, Pear, Plum aud
Cherry Of the desirable vasistes among which
OF 3 q NORTHERN SPY TREES Of Handsome growth
Red and White Dutch CURRANT, Goosebcrry st1a
~. Flower Plants End Seods-Ai reasonable prices
Also, large lot Of SCIONS for GRATING, OF about
100 choice Sold low by the quantity, bundle
Of - or IS varieties will be ORDER cafeull packed
and labelled for 81
Also large lot of Apple and Plum Stocks for graftias
{r3-Cataosues at request.
Enquire of Naih. G Smith Tnnhrdso, A. W. Paine,
Stow J. W. Hpwes, Montpelier Ale xandcr Phelps,
Waitsfeld, Vt; OF the subscriber.
JOSEPH PINNEO.
Hanover. " II. Aprl 9th, $50 52.3,y
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GENTLEMEN,
Proposals for a Loan.

Y % WI hnd mo Oest NtINtN u
1 SIX COLLINS.
Arrl 30, ls5l y
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w islug for beautiful Dress, -htw Bonnet Parasol
~ Ni-ie ny either rich 4iice, cheap aud elegant viii
fad TO her taste and nsans
BADGER. KEITH & BARRIERS.
May6 - 3y