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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
Summer Arrangements.

ON and aftcr Monday June :, 1850, Pas
" scnger Trains fGn Boston, via Concord,
Manchester, Nashua, and Lowell, and via
Windsor, Bellows Falls, Keene and Fitch
burgh,
Leave Wells River at , 20 and 10 15 NJ,
Leave Boston for Wells River via Concord,
y Il, at 7 80 A " and l2 NJ
Leave Boston for Wells River VIA fitchburgh
at 30 A NJ and Il An
Stages leave Wells River on the arrival of
6fsi TEain lnm. RnAionZ for Barnet, Danyilc,
Hardw,rk, st Johnsbury. Lyndon, Vt, Lit
-tlelnn, N N and Northern, N "
For furihcI particulars see Pathfinder and
Railway Guide Fares ccnts more IN the
y-----eIy------t~-p.srsAA.aL.. llkGAaAEI-..
6G6f ROBERT HALE, Agent
BLANKS ct VARIOUS descriptions for sale al
this Office .,-a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
c Ell L b R ALTON
Nations birth Day

ny THE
gGIE Or sGtGB4&IGe,
.}T LYNDON COR.YEP.
TIVE EFccl.iot, Burke Mountain, and Pas
sump'c Divisions Of the SONS OFTEN.
PERANCE, will celebrate our nations birth
day by mgts meeting at Lyndon Corner --
An Grafton l. expected from the
REV. J. ~, GURNEY.
Nm uddWrH showing. tTr- virgin, utJVrt uUi
design OF The Sons OF Temperance, 10 Ipected
from
c. W. WILLARD.
Company meet at Mr Titus Inn, at . O.,
clock. A NJ
The 81 Juhnsbuy Brass Band will be pres
en', 20 discourse the bcsf Of music 10 all who
arr there % hear.
D,neor vi! be fufniahcd ny Mr. Titus to
all who may come
a cordial ut,tltsoa IL cAlcndod 10 al who
wish TO celebrate our nations birth day, 10
meet with usand purlakc'or the festivities OF
the day. ny order of the Committee.
D.Qyy0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
T he PARKER Murder.

The evidence Tor the government In the
examination Of tie Wcnlworhs aud Clnrk,
WAS concluded on Thursday, Mr. Butler,
counsel for Horace Wentworth, thta moved
that his client be discharged, on the ground
HAT lho government had filled To make out
case against him, This motion was or
posed hy the counsel for The governments,
and decided Ia the negative by the C0ufl;
when Mr Iullcr stated tie following 90 tho
grounds of his defence.
ut will show that on the afternoon nf the
.silh day Of March, lsi5, Air Horace Went
worth was ~ Lowoll, attending "a his bush
ness, lhe shoe business; That h'c IN tile after,
noon lao went into a inilor's shop Ia tlInt city,
whore ho was measured for pair of pnnin.
loons; that n gentleman called upon Hin that
snmc evening, md yisiiod alta house with
him. Il viii also show that lady bought q
pair ofrhQcs- Of him IN Lowell, on the dag Of
the inurICrH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
For The State Seafinek.
"Endiana Knows no North, no South
Nothing bui the Union"

The above appropriate motto is TO be inscribed upon
block Of marble from Indiana for the Washington Monument;
BY order Of Gov Wight
A L RUrER DUFoUR
Unfet'eid the winds, and free-fa Indiana stands,
wreath of valor her biuw entwiu'd BY laint nds
And IN The goy e hef tight isht sustln'd BY heav"
With steady hand aud fearless eye her m1iO thus hath
giyn.
Talk not about the stately North envy her power
We throw gauntlet a foe friend claim dover I;
And if her gd soil bears the chains Of 'hradm now
'rI~ welif in her at she fees-il will be always
She nh beauty, and puwer, which # but welded well
Twill link her to the distant Suuih-as by some potent
/ s.ell:-
We ok UPON Sunny south so vey bright and fair
And l'om her nseou. fragrant iIus rich perfumes freight
Aud YET with al hes wealth. and pride. her heart is warm
] and rue.
But if she doth in judgment ear, The finale will ensne.
Or right or wrong counsel not the iunIe TO reveal
u y not ours prbe wound, -veIish fancies que
Rein que FUaion, torjows-srd fo' it we will stand,
We know not either North Souihunles in hieudshiE
And I'LL heir heata unison" shall thrOb for one
10 neither will We lend hand--bui all their spUrn
Foes 20 thu Union shlll be uus he wrongs we make ou
And hsarken only to her voice. unhsrdirg others tone:
Ia veal OF wo in " grf, ~ stand by her foIsooh
Our motto is Of valiant men, Of wisdom, strength, a"C
| Truth
1t has been hundered on the plains. where eamped hostile
1t has been cashed that made the life
| blood flow;
Our Uafon-whe,e bid heats and hand, are powerful
Our UniOa-that with Out'pread-grap S either side
sea
Aye Of truth deep the MARBLE
brow,
Let Hdidnas voice b. heard-her wise men peakeih now
Rear, the cUmn-le il stand for It's glorious name
II beaIs upon its noble font-Oze well bapt>ed with fame
Hase-bug the sculpn'd tablets ALL with mo'ios tue AM
wise,
Uprear this tribute to that name graved fcedOm'
| skies;
And when among the rest, g shall take its hOnore
place,
lIr..
| and grace.
| New ALBANY, Feb. 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
WHOLESALE HAT AND CAP WARE.
HOUSE.
Southeast Corner Main and Fourth Street
HAYES 81 CRAIG,


LOUISVILLE, KY,
HHAVE, during the winter months rehed their Store In
stye Hat establishment in the Union, and
their STOCK for the trade of the Spring Styles
in store and Of is than double that
Of previous Their materials all imported previous
to the late aduaHes the Eastern cies they therefore
full lower than the Eastern market Their stock
embraces the follow ing variety
Fashionable black Hats; Fashionable black NstTa Hats
Fashionable black Fashionable black MoIekn Hats
fashionable black Silk fashionable black Angola hats FASH
ouae and broad m black fashionable and broad brm
black Brush hats fashionable and broad bm black Cashmere hats
fashionable and broad brm black Russia fashionable and broad
brm dh Beaver fashionable and broad br drah Ouer hats
fashionable and bsd brm dab Brush hats fashionable and broad
brm white Cashmere hats white dab and fawn Congress hats
white drab and awn Hungarian hats white dab and awn Kos
suth hats black brwn and Soft Wool hate black white
Bue Vista black, white and pearl Wool Sporting
black white Wool Ashland hats youths aud boys
silk and hats Fur Sporting hats mems and boys
brm Lgho double bTim IL ghorn hats;
Canada Straw Rutland Luton Straw hate; Pedal and Dun
stable braid Straw hats white and vaeaed Palm hats chdrens
fancy Leghorn and black and pearl California
while California Calcutta and Grenada hats
Hayes & Craig's National
Mems and Boys Ch Velvet Silk Gazed and every variety OF
Summer CAPS.
LADIES' RIDING HITS IND CAPS
$500 Dozen Mems and Boys Palm Leaf Hats.
To cordial thanks for the liberal patron
bestowed efforts hheo aud determined by the
oy goods and prices, merit and thy increase the
Recoect motto Is Snail Profits and Quick Saes
N. B.-PaIiicular attention paid TO filling orders.
G~TCash paid for Fur and Deer Skins -fR S23w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
MARRIED.,

On the Goth inst, by Rev. Mr. Babb, Mr.. WILLIAM l..
MoRRIs to Miss ANN E. MoRRIsoS, daughter of Maj n
F. Morrison, all of this city.
Accompanying the above, received the compliments
of the welded coupIe with demonstrations
to which full Justice done by those concerned The
Craft especially joyful The occasion, and offered
many wishes for the happiness OF bo the lady especially
she being "veIy daughter of Of the order
May this union prove all that their brilliant prospects
promise.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

o. The editor of the New York Tribune says, in
relation to savery: :" We not yet ready for
compromise" So we supposed; but it's time enough
for him to get ready. He gets ready the last hour
but he is always 10 get ready If he serve his
party. He came into the support Of Taylor OF the
eleventh hour, but he came in. So don't be uneasy
about Horace. He will follow the sop.-Loaispile
Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

OF The Postmaster at Wheeling is to meet with
strenuous opposition to his confirmation. He calls
himself James Z. Wharton, but il is said his real
name is Jonathan Whiicomb, and that he left Fitch
burg, Mass, some few years ago between two days,
and is besides not very reputable in his doings The
wing party ought not TO object to man for change
of name. They have often seen the necessity for it.
~ A. LeLDfr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
A CARD.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVE, ,
Tkursdau. Feb. 7. 1850. {


Ds- BAnErs-You have done great injustice in
your editorial in the National Era Of to-day, though
doubtless Internationally. You say that " voted with
the Slavery Extensensts lay the principles Of the
Declaration Of Independence upon the table But you
neglect 10 inform your readers that voted sustain Mr.
Roots practical resolution nsrucfing the Committee on
Territories report Territorial bills excluding slavery.
When Mr. Giddingss resolution introduced, bsing
immediately after FIR Roots had been voted down, il
readily anticipated that similar iats awaited the
former voted therefore with the majority lay Mr..
Gs resolution the table, mainly for the purpose
SERVING TO myself the right TO the nezt day
sidsTatiOn Of The r0ts Accordingly, the morning
endesvored is toeu kn0on to many members and the
Speaker, obtain the floor for that purpose and pre-
pared offer the following additional resolution
amendment:
RESOLVED, That the COMMITTEES Territories be B-
structsd report bill bills for The Government oil
the territory obtained by treaty with Mexico, California
excepted recognising and securing the rights aforesaid
But, the JGarnal will show, the floor given
member from Virginia, 10y previous arrangement be-
tween himself and The Speaker) to permit him 10
the death Of his predecessor; and Is usual in
such cases, the House immediately adjourned. there
FIRE wait other opportunity ask Of The House
uswed action the matters involved in the resolutions
IL such action - not asked by Older tnembsrs.
GRAHAM N. FITCH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

EVANSVILLE AND VINcENNEs RAILRoAD.-The Ev-
ansvile and Illinois Railroad Company have accepted
the amendment their charter, giving them right
to continue the road from Princeton TO Vincennes-
The citizens of Evansville seem highly gratifed at
the prospect of a railroad connection with our city.
If such prospect s gratifying to them, how much
more pleasing it should he to our own citizens. who
will share largely in the benefits to be derived from
such thoroughfare.-F Incenres Gazette, 7M.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

SORE AFFLTcTioN.-We learn that family by the
name of Brooks. living in Milton township, is sorely
afflicted with smallpox The head "f the family
first took the disease which resulted fatally then
the wife, SIX children aud father ond mother If the
decreased caught IL; and lie at present in helpless
and extremely critical situation This case certainly
calls loudly for the aid and sympathy of all who live
10 that neighborhaod. -lLadison Banner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

New JERSEY LEGsLATURE.-The bill exempting
gOnds from execution the amount of $3.50 pass
ed IN the House on second reading on Thursday,
amended so to exempt all tradesmen's tools. The
Senate has yet to act upon it. The bill to extend the
charter for twenty years of the State Bank at Newark
was ordered to third reading. An attempt to in
troduce the personal liability clause failed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

THE HUDSON Bay CoMPAsY.-This company is
again endeavorng sell its possessions Oregon
10 our Government. The price, in our opinion. is too
much. The possessions ire in part old and growing
valueless The trade is falling of. and being absorb
ed by settlers there from the United States. In few
years the whole Business of that quarter ail be our
and the property of the Company scarcely worth
purchasing. We suspect that Tie Company wants to
impose upon ps.--N y Globe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

The "ODIoUs TARIFF OF 46."-The Naumkeag
Steam Cotton Company, which does business at Salem.
Mass, during the year l549 divided profit of eight
per cent on its capital laid aside S4s.5O0 for what
is called reserved fund.-" and paid S2S 900 for
machinery, &c. This is pretty well, says the Buffalo
Courier, when We consider that the manufacturing
business has been 'ruined" past redemption for
than three years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
DIED.

On the evening Of Thursday, the 18th of February
$780, the residence Of Samuel Bryan, in Greensburg
Indiana, Miss SARAH BOSWELL, daughter Of George G
F. and Mary Boswell, of Marion county, Indiana IN the
18th year Of her age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

o. We find the following in late Cincinnati Ga
zette The writer is TO said be one of the oldest aud
most substantial merchants Of that city. 1t would
seem from his statement, that Gov Wright was not
very wrong in vetOing the bill which passed the As
sembiy this winter. giving away the interest of The
State in the work.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
NOT,aCE.

STOCKHOLDERS Central Plank Road comPeny sre
= that Of Two Dollars each share OF
will be required the Stock IN ,s4y n addition
70 the already LIST OF March and h April
ON the May Of July, LIST Of August, LIST Of
sepembe Isl Of Ocobe and al unpaid assessments
n l64o mustL paid the Let Of Apnl 1850.
And stock .ubserioe in 1880 payment OF Two Dollars per
share m May OF June lst OF July,
Of August ptember October LIST Of November and
the aid let OF January lat OF
February, 81 Ut March. in the year
HAny failure either OF the payments above ordered
within shall payable, will subject
such per the % such
by order OF The Board 81 Directors
pYh 23d 1854 s2-4w w ROBSON President
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
@. BRIeHr. A. c. LAsIER
BRIG hit 81 NIER,
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
.u.aDISO.N, INDIANA.

rUyHE undersigned having this
u purpose doing general Receiving, Forwarding and
business leased the Wharf the Depot Landing,
Al which Cincinnati and Madison, aud Louisville and
will hereafter land Goods by river for the
shipped point above below
through much less Drayage aud
than has before been charged at this We
will Produce and make liberal advances
on Flour or other articles consigned 10
Madison Feb, 1850. s2-3mis bright < LANIER.r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

lPWe are requested TO announce the name of BSER
SMITH as a candidate for Constable of Centre township
at the township election in April next, by
MANY CITIZENS AND VOTERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

OF The land system at the Salt Lake City is based
the free soil system. The land is not allowed to
be sold. Every man have much as be oc-
cupy by paying for the survey and recording. That
is the country for cheap homes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
Hon. E. A. HANNEGAN.-The CovingtOn People,

Hon. E. A. HANNEGAN.-The Coyngton Peoples
Friend has tie following
- A scurrilous article concerning Mr.. Hannegan's
conduct as Minister to Berlin appeared recently in
Boston paper, and has since been copied into
two papers in the West Those who know Mr. Han
negan best will require refuiation in print of such
base charges of nebrieiy, icentiousness and ncapa
city, to condemn them al once; and these who do
know him so WELL will act chartAbly and wisely, in
suspending condemnation until he has had al oppor-
tuniIy TO refue the nccusatOus-accusatinns
ed by some shameless scamp. who for ungcnilemaBly
conduct has merlted Mr.. Hannegan's dsPleasUre,
and perhaps received his public contempt"
We have also the following from the N. Y. Globe
1--WE perceive that our late Minister tn Berlin.
Hon Edward A. flanagan, has returned ia tue En-
ropa and personal friend Of ours, who knew him
defamaIory of Mr.. Hannegan, published in the wing
papers Of Boston, and copied elsewhere. makes no.
thing but statements utterly without foundalipn Mr.
flanagan never tasted drop of ardent spirits du-
ring bis whole residence in Europe, and his conduct
was Of the most amiable and exemplary character
under all circumstances The stories, therefore, If
the letter writer In question most cruel as well
unjust, and doubt the manufacture Of some
personal Ill feeling and malignity. We trust that
the journals which gave unnentiona circulation TO
these malicious charges against MIR. HaunegaD, will
copy this correction"
We may add, that we have indirectly the testimony
of two ladies, passengers in the same ship home with
Mr.. flanagan, that there not the slightest i'm
ProPrety in his conduct during ell the passage and
that if he drank intoxicating liquor, they had ev.
dences of it Whatever.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

AN ACT defining the usdicon of justices of the peace
in Marion, Boone and Perry countless and amendatory OF
an entitled ian TO define the jurisdiction of JUS
tees Of the peace the several counties therein named
approved January l6, lS49.
SEc l. BE enacted blythe General Assembly Of the State Of
Indiana That under the fourth section OF the act entitled
to define the jurisdiction of justices of the in
the counties therein named approved January l6,
l649 the jurisdiction of each justice Of the peace in cm
nal therein specified shall be coextensve with his
respective county.
SEC q That in all Of conviction by justice Of the
peace under the provisions Of said act il the prosecuting
attorney shall have prosecuted such the
be done there shall be taxed fee of two dollars
and fifty cents for the Of the Prosecuting Attorney Of
the county.
SEC. g. That when the prosecuting attorney shall have
to believe by complaint made to him otherwise,
that any offence has been committed within the county it
shall be his duty file Information, in writing OF the OF
fence with Of the peace of the county whereupon
the justice shall issue the proper process to secure the aen
dance Of witnesses, and shall have to enforce the
attendance and testimony OF witnesses in the matter and
il shall appear that such offence has been committed such
justice shall take the affidavit of Of said wit
nesse and forthwith his warrant thereon for the inn
mediate arrest Of the offender ofepd,rs and to
and his discretion TO recognize the witnesses to appear
and testify the time and place of trial and upon such
trial and examination the justice trying the same shall pro-
coed pronounce final judgment against, aequt,
recognize the defendant defendants according TO the
evidence and law in the case.
SEc A. This act shall extend to the counties OF Marion,
Boone and Perry only; and the act 10 which this s an
amendment shall be and hereby extended to the county Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

NORTHERN WHIsGERY IN 154S.-We 90 for the
Wilmot proviso and nothing short. The provi,o and
freedom forever Suppose 1t isn't necessary. there's
great principle involved The proviso. let the
Consequence be what il NAV.
NORTHERN WHIcERY ON THE REcETPT OF TAYLoRs
SPECIAL MEssAGE.-On the whole, r-a--l-e-r
guess we might we'll let the p-p-peo-Prop's of
the Territories do they like about holding Diggnrso
AT any raie, let's keep clear Of that ID provis..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

GEThe Democrats of Bradford county, Pa, hav,
nominated James Buchanan for President in 1852.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

SHor BY FEMALE.-The Newborn IN. C.) Spcc-
tailor states that slave named Lewis, belonging
Mrs. Vail, was shot dead by Mrs. Alpha Riggs. IT
Newbern. few days since. Lewis discovered
in Mrs. Riggs yard, near her ssnoke-house and
being ordered nn refused TO go. vben Mrs. Riggs
sent fer her pistol aud shot him. y is asserted that
be approached her 10 threatening manner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

0ITResolutions against Dsunion have been intro
duced into the Pennsylvania Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

0C-Governnr Wright aud lady, who had been al
Ne" Albany aud Jacksonville Friday last left
yesterday morning lor indianapolis, via Madison ON
The steamer Ben Franklin. He surrounded with
crowds of friends his well-earned popularity DE-
serves. at both places during his sioy.-Louisriae
Dem Feb 2D
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
no ACTORS.

uZROPOSAL5 will be until the 18th OF March next TOR
the grading laying the Plank from
twenty OF the Central Plank Road, and west n In
diana poll.
Work be finished 1 OF June, list OF August
. Of Srpte,nber and lsi OF November.
bc the letting Morrison q
Talbolts Bookstore. e2t Mareh H. W. ROBSON,
Journsi al, ase eopy. Prot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

0rTThe National Era recently said something GEN.
serious towards the Hon. Mr. FTcH, one Of the In
diana members in Congress. The Era misapprehend-
ed bis position. as will be by the following card
to The editor. which he admits is satisfactory. We
copy the card, so That Mr.. F. may be placed right,
before our readers:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.

mAGNtEECENE LOEGERf.
One Grand Capital Of
SlO0,0O0--aso. S50, 000-$30 000-20, 900.
And a5O prizes of S2000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For The Benefit Of MoaongdliG Academy,
To drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday April 27 1850,
under the superinendence Of Commissioners
j. w. Maury ~ Co., Managers.
rs No. Lottery-13 Draten Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
capital of SO00oo splendid Of Soo0o
do Of do OF oOO do OF IL 30 do
OF lowest snumber prLes 1000 o5 prizes Of sOO
IS do do of 20o o5 do OF 100 0 do OF So do OF
3 Tickets s4o-Hsves sso-Quarters slO-Eighths IS.
of certificates Of packages, the above Magniheen,
Scheme as follows.
Do do % Half do $50 90
do A Quarter do las 90
Do do e6 Eighth do 90 so
may drawn by the twentyx tickets
named therein. Certificates OF halves quarters and eghhs in
proportion.
This splendid
well worthy OF the Of
be drawn by ticket having three
Of la snn numbers, 10 $4,000.
aud of packages the
above gneent will be promptly attended ard
count Immediately after
who may order tickets from us-Address
J. & e. MAURY,
AgenisforJ ]. w .AIaury & Co, Managers,
sz3wH Alexandra, Virginia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

The ADAMS MURDER.-BosToN, Feb l6.-Dr. NJ.
Clark, Of Lawrence, who was arrested for the muir
der of Miss Adams, yesterday, upon tie finding of
the Coroner's Jury. has been taken to Sulem Jail.
His wife. who is charged with being accomplIce,
is very SICK and lef. at home with two constr
beS to look after her. 1t is supposed deceased,
while undergoing the operation, made ouicries and
that fearing discovery fold of cloth was put over
her month and that, finally, they were obliged to
kill her.
The young man. Taylor. the lover Of the deceased
testified for the State before the Coroners Jury. Dr.
Clark is 81 years DID, and has heretofore been ply
stefan at Georgetown. Mass.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

nv wednesday the Sd day April nert there will be election
" held at Morrison 1aibo,ts Bookstore IN indahaPon be-
tween The ~ NJ 81. of said BY the Stock
holders Central Plank Road nine deetnrs for said
COMPANY a2tApr3 .. w. ROBSON, Pre-t
PATENT DINING TABLE.
rENE would respectfully nfrm the Public that he
has recently ebtainei Patrn Tor s| Haairg Das IaSs,
great saving in Table servants, He
may Lrs few days. where he will sel
Rights Cabinet Makers and Traders would do
we'll 90 ca and see Il JOSIAH LAMB.
AXES! AXES!
FEW dozen Of Hunts Superior Axes; just received and for
"A sale at GRAYDONs,
January c6 1851. ffy Sign OF the Saw.