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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET

BEEF. Scale peight-$2 50 to So 90; extra quality
will command a higher price.
H~0GS-$i3aS5 net.
MUTTONS-S2 90 70 4 90 net. as in quality.
>D'' "' ~ ''"'''' FeS. 20. s
Money, Stocks, Sc.-Moncy IS quite easy and may be
easily obtained ON Stock securities, at rates somewhat lower
than last noted. There has been but a moderate business
done in Stocks for the past week, with but a slight variation
in prices since our last report The following were the rates
offered and asked at the Stock Board TODAY
Public Loans nted States 6's, 1867, 1922 offered, 1l3i
asked Mrryland 6s, lO2 offered, 1929 a,kcd do. deferred
do, 1927 offered, 1928 asked do. SIS, s63 offered, 81 asked;
offered, 99l asked Baltimore G's, 1870, 1898 offered, lu4l
asked; do. 1880, lOi offered, 1851 asked; do pleasure 6ps, 1927
asked; do. IS, So offered Baltimore and Ohio Railroad e per
asked.
Bank tocks.-Baltimore 924 offered, o5 asked; Merchants
9ll offered, Union, &c offered, 669 asked; Farmers and Mer.
chants, 81 offered; SO asked; Commercial and Farmers. full
paid, - offered; do. short, Pa offered. 23l asked; Marine,
2s3 offered, 20 asked; Farmers and Planters, 26 offered, q
asked; Chesapeake, 244 offered; Western, l9I offered, 2O4
asked hle~an,cs, IL Offered, l6A asked; Franklin, 105 ot
tered, IL asked ~Patapsco, - offered.
nsurancc.--Baltimore Life, IS Offered, so asked, Fircmen'.
offered, is3 asked; Baltimore Fire, 81 offered, Associated
fIremen's, 81 offered.
FNchange-lnt the early part of the wee there W con,
siderable doing in Sterling Bills. We quote from 50 to 81
per cent premium.
American Cotton and Woollen Goods.-The demand has
been tar, anda at prices corresponding with quotations.
Cattle The supply of Beeves at the Scales on Monday.
as Is usual at this season of the year, was small, and the
stock being ola good quality and condition .pr;ces ruled high.
CT. he offerings reached $50 head, OF which Is were left
over unSold, and the residue were taken by city butchers, al
prices ranging from - 25 to 81 % on the hoof, equal tc
81 5oas % net, and averaging s. 624 gross.
liogS-Ne quote from 81 to 81.
Cotton.--Thc receipts of the week are $50 bales from
Apalachicola. 440 bales from Mobile and 402 bales from New
Orleans-totil 1882.
Candies Sales of Sperm Candies at As cts. for New Bed
ford, and 43 cts. for Nantucket brands. Prices have a ten
dency upwards. Sales of Patent Mould in fancy boxes, 10
the West India market, at IL lal2l cts.
Coiee-The market has been very quiet. After our las
weekly report was closed there was a sale Of 700 bags Rio,a
II cts, and carly in til. present week 800 bags Rio wer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
TllEFRENCIPRESS ON GEN. TAYLOR'S
ANNUAL MESSAGE.

Translated from the Paris Journal Des DoJais of ,Ianu-
airy II.
The Message of he President Of The United States is,
on this &C taslan, remarkable for the calm and c nclllato-
~ tune which %rfevades it throughout. Only n single
eApteS>lan has found Il pace in II which might al nd a
en'leet Tor reIrei talhe friend of p ,ace; 1t is the SOFT of
'hltal i"slntat d with regard 10 Portugal Leaving a.
side lhis passage. tom Which We. however. conceive
That NJ c Iit>lon can ensAt, unlhiue appears IN tie dc.
nnieh' Which, does mol cali IL niuJ that pacific, aud, al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

FIN -.
IN the Senate, The hll providing FIR the call 81 a STATE
Convention. was lAkeD mp and referred IL n select com
mlileo. consisting of Messts. Dencalr, Stanhfd. Carrie,
Rives, Amhler, Cow IA aud Plus The bill concerning
the Wheeling Hotel Company. aud the bill authorizing
Judge s%cafborgl IL bald a special term in the towo Of
Petersburg. were taken up aad passed. The Senate
'hea adj 0fned.
HE llonsc Of Delegates were engaged the larper nor
ii"l "f The IN ming, IN dis, ussng he ptnpieiy oflaklnl
up aud ordering II be pria'ed q document submitted by
Mr.. SrovALt IN Thursday, showing tle amounl Of ap-
popriaii1os made. Ut pending .bci,r 10 lto prcsrnr General
Assembly tnlei The operation ol 'le pteyipns qn'slio1
the House tn1llt came 10 a vote and refused - take up
he d,oemet. The following bills weff ihrn passed: Al.
luwiug Aaron Howard. Il nee man Of color, Il remain IN
the commonwealth; concerning John Tilsnpngh, ofIhe
inwb # Alexandra; cons mrting a road On State arcaunt,
from Franklin, In /, ndleton county. Ia Monterey. IN
Highland county; ihc1frmmliug The Jon"syIlle aud l.iule
Stone Can Iomfike Company. aud d yatcng llulahah
lleishll fam her husband Ferdinand +. Ilflsktl An
rugtosad bill 10 m%aradanIzp llr mad from MpIganlown
Ia ihe pennsylvanii line, was read a lind time aud re
icciei by the loliawlrg vote ayes AZ, nnes 81. ihe
ilonso ihen Ia X up M erges.el hill h incorporate The
Guynnlotle and Charleston Railroad Company aud the
question being on the plssage II The b'll.a molion 10 ad
urn WAS made, which prevailed, aud the House accor-
DINGHY n l9urnrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE UNI
l. SIAIES

The Catholic Almanac of 1850. furnishes inieresiit
statistical tables. relating To the gro"th Of the Ca
lholic Church and Catholic Institution in he Unite,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

mo dninu in forriyn freiubfs

rbElbl1lS
Nothing doing in foreign ~freighis.
New lork-Flonr. per Dbl, Is cts; Coal, isa5c. per
bushel; Tob1cco, 81 Is per hhd boxes Is cts.
Bos'on-Flour 50 cents coal, none shipping; Tobacco
per hid, 81 50; boxes % cents.
Baltimore Coal , cents.
Philadelphia -Four 20 cents; Tobacco 81. per hid
20 cts. for boxes; Coal 5 cents per bushel, Phiadt lphia
measure.
On The Canai-To Lynefburg and intermediate pla-
ces, 10 cents per 1901 bs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

ENNCfCLOPEDIA OF ~IIGIO
= an excellent book for families, for sale by
Feb 2j-it d. 3, PAYNE s BRO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

The following table shows The condition vi The
in lSOS, 1880, 1910. and 1850. To wit
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
SHERBlRNE.

The nonresident proprri"rs ni the Town
Of Sh-tburne, N the County "f Rutland are
hereby no,if fled ihht the taxes assessed ~
said Town ON the Grand last Of ~ and
ISIS remain 'liher IN " hole or ~ part unpalh
on the following described lands IN sl'd
Town To- wit -
32t acres on right No l., - acres on right
No. ~, III acre, On nigh, No. ~, - acres
on right No -, set IA the last Ia Alb'o ; u.
,hony Iirrs,
Town, State 4 State School taxes amount
TO Sj,i7
Highway taxes, $50
:, acres on righ, No. ~, SET in the last To
John Heath the original grantee, tas, ~
Highway taxes, J.
10 acres IN the essteTly part Of the 10" u
formerly Gore and called the Icwis place
set IN the lisi 10 Thomas }. Orn,sbee, {.
Taxes, S3,I!
and 50 much Of san lands will be- sold a
public suction u, tie Inn at Rutus Richard
sun N SAID Sb.TbuInc on the hrs, 1hursda,
oi October neIi, at 10 @ clo'k 4 NJ, as si1ai
be- requisite 10 discharge SAID iaA.s ~Ith cost
unless previously pad
Dat,d at Shcrburne, tbs l,ih day 81 Al
gust. A. ID l-J8 Is MAXHAM
y Ius Constable and Cthtofor,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
An APPALLING SCENE
Taor. Asa. II.

A. appalling sd bloody tragedy
n.ae 10 light this morning ~ the 81
Charles Hotel Abssi 10 O'Clock hi.
srepooe. the prcpsicsor 81 The iios.i !,
thinkiax there VA something wrong In
the noaspp.assnes u q man and so-
man ~ho hsA stopped there As travel.
ler,, vert ard Knocked 81 their door
~, rse~i,ing 20 answer. be opened .
anal, ~Indeu over the door. when q
Lsr.d spectacle presented l,seH. They
seye both dead. The bodies. clo'he,
and bed we're covered Nth blood. The
throsis u eosh we're cut and horritI /,
mG,i.a'ed. They came to tho hotel
ayoo, I O'clock. Monday morning. The
following particulars have been asccr.
tanned respecting them.
1is- nAns name vaA Vim. A. Csid'
veil. Of Wm,chall. n. T., where his
father re.idcs. III. age ws &c or 81
year. . and be hsd returned from sea
st,out four months ago HIS appear.
sprc ~a. quite respectable. The ~o.
,n.a's maiden name was Louisa &. Van.
sincki~, bot Il i. believed the name
,he bare OF late vas Louisa {. Knspp
ilcrs;r appeared TO b. from Is 10 SO
y.ara She is described q. havu & beer
ger, beautiful, and is believed 10 Le
from brooklyn. n. Y.
Inquras were br'd upon The bodies
ar1 ~ the case Of the woman the yer.
dc, was, al HAT the said Louisa c. Van.
w,nkle came TO her death by having
Ter throat cut from ear 10 ear, by the
hand. oi VIM A. Caldwell. on To.
&c in, Of Tuesday the 2o,h inst" l.,
tie case Of Caldwell the verde, WA.
tia, he came 10 his death by his owl
isn,ls.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

Be- A day or two ago, cur neigh
Dor Of the Sentinel put on his high
falu,in stills as follows.
"One word to the wings: Don't
for get tina, CHAs. X. WILLIAMS. your
candidate for Governor, offered him
self 10 the Free Democracy at Mont
pelier on The 3la Of May, last year,
a. their candidate for Goeernor."
Ia the first place, the Wings are
doubtless greatly obliged to the .Se"'
tinel for saying lone word 10 then,
aud hope il will " keep on talking.
In tie second place, We deem y,
it only necessary TO remark, tand
We are sorry to be obliged 10 say 1t, F,
and there Is rot "one rrd 81 r@N
in MIA, il says. Judge WILLIAMS
positively DECLINED the pronerea
domination Of the " Free Denocta
cy."--Fres Press.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

ELEcTioys. In Missouri. ], y
now pss,.y well asccrtained TIA, til,
Wings have elected .oar Consressmer
out Of Eve, making . Wing gain O
foar.
The rcsul, Il the election in In
diana has been fully asccrtAined.--
The Democrats have . majority Of GO
in the Convention to frame 4 new
Constitution, and ia the State Legs.
la,urr they have a majority Of ~ on
joins ballot.
The election in Virginia 70 revise
the constitution has closed. The
votes we're aeou, equally divided.
The Wings Of Washington aud
Beaver Counties, Penn. have nom.
inated Jno. Allison for Congress.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
CoMMissIONERs NOTICE

W. the .ub,c r,beH beng SpPo.hted by
IA. Hon Probate court Tot ia. D'arict oi
F,th,y.n. COMMUNICABLE to receive, cram
me, and adjust all ciA,ms ind demands O! 49,
pers9ns sssins, The estate OF
ANS spArtpi,, late Of Pswiet,
m SAID cilr,ci drcessrd, represented lnso''-
eel, aud ,s months from the seventh cay 81
August, i-5p, utitg sliassd Wy ss'd c0uf'
COT lat yarpo.e, ~- do therefore, hereby gave
r,,,,c. tbs, wr u,li s,trad ~ tl,e b1sinet' 81
our ,,,d sppo,nte,rnt al the dazzling h"a'''
OF PhA.,p spsuid,n. fsvir', on th" 5i,' a.y
of Drc-.,..ssf ., Drit. iroa, Snr eio;k, I, VI
un,il q clock T. ", on sssc day -
DATED Al Pswist, August 'th, i--'o.
DAVID bi.,GkLf, lCorm,,r,.
JOSHUA liuLEtl, I-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
y OliCC.

Notice is hereby given, that AN application
will be made Ia the t.ehcrs, Assembly OF this
State for an alteration ard ADDITION t" tn,
grant to the Rutland add Washington Railroad
Company, authorizing said company to extend
their Railroad or "a branch or branches there
oil, from some point IN Castiet"n, Pouituey
or Fairhaven, To the Rutland aud Darlington
Raroad aud Lake Chamr!ain at |ergennes, OF
at some point South th,re"i in Addison oI
Rutland e. yuHties, also 10 construct branch oil
branches Of their said road 10 Lac mtrb." quar-
RE. in the vicinity Of their road 1896
Once of the 4. d ". Il. r. Co..
West Pou.tney, August ~, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
CONGRESSIONAL.

PASSAGE or THE froIrvE SLAVE
BlLL.--On Friday the Senate took
up the Fugitive Slave Bill rejected
Mr. Cnderwood's substitute; adopted
an amendment making a Marshal or
las deputy responsible in damages
Tor the escape Of a fugitive from his
custody; also making him responsible
if he shall fail TO use due vigilance in
in executing warrants for the arrest
Of fugi.ives; rejected an amendmen.
for the protection Of colored citizens
visiting Southern States and, finally
ordered the bill to be ensrossei by a
vote Of - to II, there being ouly s
more than quorum present. The
following is The vote:
YEAs-Messrs Atchison, Badger,
Barnwell, Bell, Berrien, Butler, Dayi.
OF Miss, Dawson, Dodge Of Iowa,
Downs, Foo.c, Houston, Hunter,
Jones, King, MAngum, Mason, Pearcc
Kusk, Sebastian, Soule, Spruance
Sturgeon, Turney, Underwood, Walos,
iuiec.
NAYs--Messrs Baldwin, Bradbury
Chase, Cooper, Davis Of Miss. Day
ton, Dodge of Wis, Green, Smith
Cpham, Walker and Winthrop.
ABSENT OR Not VoTIyG-Messr.
Benton. Borland, Bright, Clarke Clay
Cas-, Clemens, Dickinson, Douglas
Ewing, Fitch, Hale, Hamlin, Miller
Merton. Norris, Phelps, Pratt, Sc
ward, Shields, Whitcom5--2l.
The Indian Intercourse bill wa
passed, aud the Senate adjourned til
Monday.
The House was in session Satur
day until one O'Clock, On the Genera
Appropriation Bill. The proceeding
are devoid CT the slightest public in
terest, and hence We omit details.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
STATE OF VERMONT. re- remember.

STATE Of VERMONT. RI It remember
Dt.tfict Of Eulla'd -. - ed that At
su-c.a. ,e,,4Ir ~ sat1 PROBATE e"Jri held 81
Eatlsni within and TOR sad LIstr'e, Of R4t-
hod ON the 2Si day ~ jay, \. -. i>jt
Prt,lut. Hon. Harvey Bot, n, Judge
Whereas Mathew Ln~th AsminIs,faif Of
Chafi~s R,i-y, late Of f,itsiotd IN ssiG drs-
ret, oeeeassd, ip,@s's'r, las the day made
rppics,Ion 20 sad Probate court pf"PrS'ug
10 r-sdsr al account of he Administration OF
SAID estate, u make decree a,sign'ng TIE
t~s due 4 ssf csia,- RAJ and p-rsnnsi g'nf
ps,i.g the debts Of $50 dccras.J and she sH-
r. ris.. Of sdIninssirAtion 10 uls Ia 10 - fsla
dec ascd ~ tn pefsins entitled thereto
Therefore !, 10 ordered, b, the sa'G pro-
bait court that the elimination "i ss'd &C
count fnr allowance and the consideration %,
.s,d deere. b~ ard thy are hsfs-i', referred
T. t4e stairs. srssion II ssid rSuti 10 o. i-id at
the osiicrof th- k@gsirr Of sad oonrt - Hat
LAND IN sad D,sitje, on thu IRE, N"ndss 10 z
The - csy Gf S~Plrusbrf, 4 ID. i-'h, and
that noifee thereof be gwen by publish ng !
c%r,ificd e1py Of t.Yr r~cofd %; lhis ofc-f III" =
w~rk. ssrc-.svely "a the Rutsnd HERALD, q
nswspap~f put ,.sd al Rutland, ga "ief
that "! .ersons s..ss Thea and ihrfc APPEAR
ttisf- ss,d eosn aud oL,~ct T. ilc alb sSes
Of sid steoaa, ssc - sa-d deetee q Tie! CSC
oau.~ 4 true copy VI trend
- HENRY HALL, Rsgisi.f.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

AN ACciDENr.-As the train was
comm, over the bridge, before entering
tue depo, at the west end Of the city,
yesterday afternoon, the draw was dis
coved 10 be up. to let canal boat
through The train WAS checked As
soon AS psslble by the engineer, who
with the fireman, stack Us long as they
could when The locomotive plunged in.
to the gap--and, as the canal boat was
just underneath at the time, the engine
went into the boat, the tender piled on
to that. The first passenger car was
cecchei ut the brink with some slight
injury, Nobody hurt, but a narrow es-
cape. How much damage was done we
do not know. 1t must have been gros,
carelcssncss. To disturb the bridge, when
the train was expected.
Hundreds of persons fockcd up there
last evening to see the wreck. Effort.
were making to put things in shape
again. Some estimate the damage al J
TO 1000 dollars. The . o'clock train
iur Boston was not hindered by the
smashup.-Porttand Argus.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
RUTLAND .SD BURLINGTON RAJ

RurLASD .Sp BCRLiSGroS Rail-
RnAp.--A letter from Judge Fol!ct',
the president Of the Rutland and Bur
hnc,on Railroad. written from Bellows
Falls. Angus, ~, is As follows: "Our
line is nov in perfect order. The
bridge at Ludlow is complete. and the
passenger and freight trains pass daily,
wi,hou, the aid OF Trusslc or other
temporary work. The whole line Is in
better order than ever before. There
is nos M interruption Of lis regular
running, and everything has been done
to repair the damage. by the freshe, IN
a permanent. and not temporary man
nrr." Boston .4tias.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

Miss Charlotte Ann Mooers. former
~ Of Pls,t,burgh, Mas Killed by light
ming Al Green Bay, Wisconsin, on the
la mai She is spoken Of As young
lady endowed with every charm that
intelligence could ,mPar TO woman
When struck by the electric eUli she
~As singing one part, her sisier, Mr.
Lashrop, sustaining another par, IN
GOOD Bye."
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

yyyF the subscribers being sppoln,ed by the Hon
W Probate C.u't for the district Of hut aud
COMMISSIONER TO receive eIsm,ue and ADJUST all
claims and dem luh. al al persons against
AARos RoGEss Jk,
late OF DANNY IN said iisit,ct, de ceased repre-
scented ,n.oisent and . months IN the 10Th DAY
Of August 1850 beiag allowed by sad court lot
that purpose We do therefore h.rety give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our sait
appointment at the house Of " dow Comior
Rnger.. In Danby, on tUe hrst T0e,days OF oc
taLer and February next, from O'Clock, 4. NJ.
until j O'clock 4. NJ, on each OF sad days
Dated at panby THIS .is, da, u August \ ID
1850. u
IT. GRIFFITH, ir,mmr,.
A BI-,,kItN nun -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
SINGULAR ELopEMENT.

SINGULAR ELoPEMENT. The
Steubenville, (OD News mentions
tina, an old man accompanied by his
step daughter Of Is, aud his step.son,
aged . years, came to that city on
Thursday, having walked forty miles
that day, ia pursuit Of the step.dangh'
ter's husband, aud the steP-!ather's
rife who had eloped together. The
clipping parties we're not found.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

An application viii be made to the General
Assembly Of this State for the grant 81 "A raft
road from the Washington d Rutland Railroad
in Css.letou, P"ultney, "r fa'rha.on to the
Rutland aud Burlington railrond IN Nergennc'
or to some town to the South thereof IN Adii-
son county with liberty t. construct a branc',
OF branches Of said road 20 Lake CHAMP lam.
sudbury, Angu-t - 800. 50
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
COMMISSIONER NOTICE

W. lht suhst rt-fs t~iog sPp"i"tsd l.. iis Hoo
w ff.ists L,sa1 81 the dst'st - tut'sHh o''rinis
.ra,fs ~ REEVE. and Sd3LIt si cla'u's sl
dstuAi.ts e al Irr.''l,s s,atrst
hOkH ogtSklI., tate 81 kGi!srf,
10 sati btsfE-t 4rcrs.sd. 'tfr-st'4 .rsf' 'ri ans
81, us,,,, h. bo,. Ito let d., Of July rsl tsr,'E
loSei B., sst four ISt rAt p' fi.4ss H. thsrst;'
hsfsbs give 40 ~ sis''d '9 'hr tSsinrs
Il o,.' ssI apo 81 - b. a, - dos 'sut- "a
s.a ,l.r..s.,i -, tie frst TIc.lss at u,Iser ieIt
r. ~ ,ae oe ,cs Z n salii hot th<. " o.
sAsJ G.r
i.,eJ a, R,tiarI y. Aug IN
a, 'G4s1e6s GWsvt. Co".'n' 's'pfsr'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
CONsTNBl.E.S SALE.

Ia non -s~s errt ftnpfrin,s q tho Town
Of SHIRT s3snc, IN the Cvanty Il kntisnA. arr
beos, roi's~d ,ss, the nt.s ss~e .-~a Ss
~srd Io~a ~aAia the y~s' neat proceed 10
,hss date trm,,n esther m ~hnic ~ "a paH IN
ps'd, 90 the se'ie~,ne described land. ~ "a d
Ta~n to ~d
is& serc. on right Ne u. =, sew. IN
right Ma u, ~ set., tn t'rt, 40 10 ~
setes On r'sb, No -, ri 20 The L,., Is Al
brq Anthoh,. Hem.
iIshssy Tar, k2.T
iowa Stats and STATE School ,sa. 4.2n
~ sect. on 'si., Ne ~, se, IN the lr., :.
WIN ChsmtstlG.
Highway tat. ~
S~heDi District thsrs, -
tih-r tatrs, ~
i2i aetc. on the Right 40 81. sci IN tlr
list 10 Frances Cuft', hgA~ay tai, u"
Other tAXrs, 80
% acres on Whist was fntm-riy fsfS'ts
Cote IN thr ra,, part Of the Town sci VI tIi,
lest 10 freeman Dunnk.
Highway ts,. ~
"a acre. "a t,sh, No. X. ,e, IN the is, 10
A.aEddy aud Warren Lamb.
Highway tai, 81
DISTRICT School tss~s, Ia
Town, State and stats School tai, -
~ set.s on right No 80, at N the i,.t 10
CALVIN French aud Br"igmsn iiApgood,
Biehws, tax. o.
O,hcf taxes, l,rb
10! .erc. on r,gh, NJ 81, ~, in the las to
Danwi Cav Dr.,
Highway Tax, ~
Town, State aud State School tax. IS
10 acres on reh, No u, set ~ thu IL, t.
George T Hodges,
n'ghaay tax. ~
iowa, Stale add State School tax. y
y. a 4 he, !
proprietor John Heath,
Highway tax, l.,
O,hrf taxes, p
,b2 acres on right No. II and 32i acres ou
right No. b, set IN the is, 10 Edgar /.
Or,nsbcr
Highway tar. -
% acres on right No. 30, set in The lat 10
Samuel Persons,
Highway tax, o.
All other taxes, IL
IA acres on right No. So, and Oh acres on
right No "a sci III the lsi 10 ISAIAH and
Charles = Raymond,
Highway taxes, On
:. acies ON right No. A. set IN the let To-
! DAVID 5 Russell,
Highway tax, 81
Town. State and State School tax, o3
100 acres IN the north east corner of The
town on " hal was formerly called the Gore
SCI 10 me list l" Moses VI. ouohg' 80
highway TAX ~
Olirr taxes, %
Ioo acres 10 thr "asteflv paft oil 'he Town
i"r"hfiy called faikefs '"i'. ~ acres IN Tue
north west part OF the iI~n formerly belong
ING t" Chd'cndcn and annexed 10 ShtIbur"r
IN lc2o set IN the lisl TO George W strong,
Highway TAX, Low
! Town, State and state School Tax, zoo
"a a.
/ 100 acres on right Nc. ~ sci ia i.it iist l"
! William ;. Thompson,
/ Highway tax, ~
All other taxes, 53
I 2nD acres III the eHsirrly part OF the town
re, IN the list 10 Charles h. Williams.
| Highway tax, to
2n acres IN the ens'erly part of the town
on what WAS fprtnryly called pxfkefb Cor,
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Comm,nioRers Aonos

We the ,ai,ar,b-f-, be'ng sPpo'ntrd By III.
Han tine ffsLal- Court iUs the Dls!r = 81
" nds.i, CnBn'sssoncrs. 10 rec Fc, "saunhc
and sdjasi all oia,ns aud d. rHahas II F-'spHs
ays intl iis. tst.r al rhhl IL 81 I'll E.
t1kLD, lsv Of AUdVS-T ~ sad Disi''i d.
esa I'D aud all r.aIias zad dr Hisncs - Bate
ia ofiu,i tl,.t.lo, and go mpnihs tom o. :
dat t>-Ing aiipsea bal il.ai plfP's", bef"o -,
g.yr notice ihst se v ! 4'i+i.G - HE busri,rs-
81 our spppintm. nt Z, li,e dwelling hnpsr -
u Q. '.am Warner t ss,a Ahdp.rr "a tas 10
d. uf - p,t ig.--f arsi. and 90 a. 80 u'
gary i-Ji, from . 0 ciueE, :. 81 - y cIDrA
l. 81 ca saeR 81 - =. Gay..
JOSEPH DODGE. tc.,,,.,..,,.,.
GEO. " sTICKSff
AsdVser, Jsly, i-th 80. ~
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Ej-Mr. Simmons, Of Rhode Island,
ext. s. Senator. has declined the 9TH
&c Of Assisian, Secretary Of the Trea-
sary. Mr.. Ogden. it is also said, has
declined the appointment The duties
Of the Office arc very arduoas, and the
pay $500 year. Very small for The
responsibility and service.
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WIG Caucus.

The Wings Of the town Of Rutland.
are invited to meet in caucus. n, III.
Town Hall in West Rutland, On FRI
day the 3o,h ms, nj & IL o'clock, J.
~, for the purpose Of selecting come
suitable person TO repre.en, the town II
the nc,t legislature. ard for the nom,na
ton Of ten candidate for Justices Of ia,
Peace TO serve for the year ensuing.
& a. FUTILE.
II. +. BLANCHARD.I C.
J. q. GRIGGS.
Hu'land. Aug. 20. 1850.
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Al Augusta. Me-, the powder u'ed in
firing he funeral salute in honor OF the
laie President, Was Mevlean posnd<r
dos4 Wy ~ original .Ksxiean Iay', be-
lag part Of large quantity taken BY
cor troops .. The city Of Mexico. and
.sn, 10 Asgasss too deposit 10 The L.
= AyselaI tL,te.
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In Ira, August 81, Of Dyscn,"rv
George. younges. son OF K. {. aud NJ
Fisk.
TITS lovely had 80 young and fair,
Called hntne =, rA'ly dron
jest csnbe to show how far acwrr
iu tzf siise ~uuia bt on
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Married,

In PttsseA JAY 1T, Nv Rev irs Beard. NJ
Assos PtsStss Jr and Miss MttilpA >.
fsiLItvs. both of Ste. tbridec
.. Rotisnd, on the 18th inst. bv Rev DIR
H'ets. Mr.. J.srs i DrEAsp, and Miss CHAN
torn fEira. ali OR