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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
THE CUBA AFFAIR.

A dispatch from Washington, say:
The Spanish minister, a, The requss, Il
Mr. Webster, returned last nigh, from New
York, and had loog conference With him.
The business relates to Cuba, and We under.
s,apd ha, anoiher attempt is 10 be made Uu
Cuba. The descent - first to be made upou
Hayii, for the overthrow Of Faus,in Soulou
ma.
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A late arrival from Europe states that
Cotton a, Liverpool had declined ons.e'sh'h
of a penny. This article in Charleston was
selling OH the 9th ul,. at l2s 1855 ACo'
Iumb,a on the % Ii at liz IS; Al Camden
on the 9th s,llt Is; at Chersw on tho
"a al 10 . Is Is.
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r. D. RllErT.
The erratum touches the sis, Of the who'll

The errntum touches the Cts, Of the whole
matter. Georgia is tn lead of, aud South
Curolns 10 follow. Bu, Georgia 'front.' lead
I, fl. and South Carolina won't have to follow,
and there will be the end Of il, gentlemen oil
the Rheu genus pluming ,hems' Ives The
while on their being "tIue to the South. -
A little homo capital for personal advance
meut j. at the bottom Of grea, deal Of the
disunioo movement. The cue is now given
out. georgia will lead Oft! Add, Il she
don't, We who are for resistance, Will cry out
how the South would have been saved, "
Georgia had no, disappointed US" Such
will be the language Of the resistance men IN
.,x months from this tine.-Rich. Times.
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W The Matches Free Tr der Of the III
INST. says: Las, evening ielrsraph,r d..
pach was received from gentleman ia
vieksbu'g. BY l.. N. D,y Esq our city
representative, stating that his Eycellsney,
Gov. Qui,man. Vas 10 the &C, Of wrii,r: hu
proclamation to convene the State Lesi,ls
ture by the 20,h Of October next"
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REWARD FOR ROBBERY.

A silver pitcher. valued nj 500. has been
presented 10 Chaplin. The ncg'o sIeslef, By
the " moral and religious irmalr. Of we,..
arm New York. Ii they gave hun tbs a ea
Aben caugh, and Gagged FOR his ihieua.,
VIA, would have heen has reward II he had
escaped = WI Com.
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GOV. QuiTMAN.

or M,s.issippi, has appointed State Gen
trail COMMITTEES. consisting Of twelve men, to
selrc, such articles ~ may be submitted bv
the ci,,zens of that State a. most suitable III
exhibition at the great Industrial Con,enliOa
to bs held =, London IN May, 1901.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02

Several steamers have lately arrived from
California, bfinIng about $4,000, 900 IN gold.
The las, steamer briggs The following account
Of great riot in Sacramento CITY:
RIOTS AND BLOODSHED AT sACRA.
hENTO.
The most important intelligence brought
by this arrival Is the account OF a dreadful
RIO, in Sacramento city. Our last adv1ces
had Informed US that there was a very bad
state Of feeling between the class Of lhhabi
iants claiming real estate under regular II les
and the "squaiter residents thereon, and
some lrhing collisions had previously taken
place. The outbreak Announced commenced
on Wednesday, August IA, when an armed
body Of about sixty Of the squaliers we're
proceeding to The prison ship to release two
of their party who were confined on board
They were confronted by Mayor Bigelow
aud members Of the Corpora ION. An affray
soon commenced. acc uni Of which We
copy from the Alta California, of August, )
Terrible Riot q, Sacramento The Sena
tor reached her landing a, O'Clock TIL,
morning.. The news which she brings from
Sacramento is exciting in the extreme. RI.
ot aud death rule The hour The Ioag ex
p"cted collision between the land holders ant
squa,leIs has al last taken place. The bat
tie has begun. No one knows where anC
when il will end.
Capt. Van Pelt, Of the Senator has fur
nshed Us Nth the following information.
An armed body Of squal'ers proceeded
4 through J street about hal.p4sl O'CLOCK
yesterday, and we're interrupted by the au
thor,les, and opposed by portions Of citizens
An ARRAY soou commenced, and the city va
aroused 10 arms. Mayor Bigeow, was shu
in three places, and died in fifteen minute
after. J. W. Woodland, city assessor, wa
shot dead, and several citizens killed an
wounded.
Uur correspondent informs US that d.
Robinson, The leader Of the squat,ers, was she
through the head. His horse was first xii
ed under him. Several the sqnallers wer
killed and wounded. Their ranks wer
swollen, from the sixty first engaged in tn
d affrsy, TO body Of armed men, numberin
. between seven and eight hundred before tn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
IMPORTANT CORRECTION.

The Charleston Mercury OF Friday pub
fishes the following nols from the notorious
Mr.. Rheu:
Messrs. Editors There is error made by your
correspondent d CONGREGATIONAL ] know ~ ms &C.
count Of the speech lately delivered at "ai'efoo'
rough. which 1t is proper should correct: only ~'
cause inconsistent with tho position I took IN
Charleston and elsewhere. Tie represents IN" as
saving in substance. I'VE must secede, Ssafh ia.
roiins riH lead Of Georgia will 90 with her, &c.'
VIVA, I said George TiA lead If South DINA
will 60 with her. Sc.
Your obedlcnt servant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
Texas Law.

We have given to-day the Texas boundary
law, including tina, part giving Territorial
Government to New Mexico. Mex, week
we will give the Fugitive Slave Bill, and The
other laws passed in connexion With the
slave question.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
T,lterophed for the Rakigh Register.

BosroN, Sept. 9Th 1851.
The Bosioniaus have eutdone The G"th
antics in their enthusiasm to hesr JENNY
LIND. The frs, ticket to her first Concert
in this Civ has sald Mt Auction, foi sir hu"'
dred and ffiy dollars
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60 90 -
The e., and =, q. IsaiI Road

ZN9E North Catolins Stockholders OF INC ". al
~ lotfe and South Carolina Rail Road ,o@, ra
are hereby notified that the 10Th in''a'men'
Dollars on the share. will be required TO DC r.. ~.
the 4h Of November. The lin and I.'n IA.
menis Of Ton Dollars on the share on the lao
usry. and the 18th insalmcut Of Five p''' =
the share, on the let Of March ncSt .,,
JOHN A. BRADLEY, I,e''s''
October 9. 1850. w
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1850.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our a.
gent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise.
ments and subscriptions and to grant receipts.
uE. W. CARR. Esq, is our agent in fhiladel'
ph;s, authorized 10 obtain Advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
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EYIEyGLEs

Married. on the 25sh ait. by tbs Rev. u 0 Ca
ningham, Mf. GEORGE c. NEIL aud Mi,, Coz
NELlt TODD All Of ths eoaay.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02

~We have not been able to give much
attention to our editorial department, being
compelled TO make arrangements to attend
Court a. Statesville this week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02

Messrs. Deberry, Stauly, Caldwell and
other members Of Congress will please &C
&c o, our thanks for numerous documents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
From California.

Several steamers have lately arrived from
California, brinlng about $4,000, 900 IN gold.
The las, steamer briggs The following account
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

State reioices at il. The " free democracy
leaders have the exclusive honor of having al
,cnpted to make party capital in the Convention
and they are richly entitled to the disgrace
which their failure entails. Even SMITH of
Weston a favorite ret Of Free Democracy
and one of its ciucus nominees, received t,oeniv
sir rotes less than Mr.. SrouGHroN, an old-line
democrat, who was nominated by CHARLES X :.
FIELD Esq, and elected.
The Convention have shown that they
hold themselves to have higher duties TO per-
form than to aid in bolscring up the falling
fortunes of spurious pary-that they were
elected to consider grave and important Const
tutional questions that have no relation what
ever to party contests. We congratulate the
State on their iirmness and Independence NO
better man to preside over their deliberations
than THOMAS BARrLErT Jr., could have been
selected; as, under the circumstances, no
,corse one could have been chosen than L2ri B.
Villas. Partsanship has been rebuked, and the
dignity of the Convention INDICATED.
70 the counstls of such men as ALvAH
SABIy, CHARLES X. FIELD, LUTHER b. Hunt,
CARLOS CooLIDGE, john N. PoMERoY, this ere.
ditable rcsdlt is doubtless greatly owing. We
tender them our thanks, at least.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
Vermont on the Committees.

Our readers will notice that NJ. PECK is ar
pointed Chairman Of the Committee on Manu-
features. This is the Committee of which
Jons Quincy ADAMS was generally Chairman,
whatever might be the political complexion OF
the House. Mr.. PECK, we doubt not, will do
justice to the honorable post to which he has
been assigned. lie is an able and far-nind
ed man, and no external influences viii warp
him from what he believes to be his duty to him
sclfand his country
Mr.. Henry, of the First District, is on the
Committee on Public Lands Mr., MEAcHAM,
on the Militia Committee, and Judge lIIBARD,
Post OH se.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
nv Last Nights Mail.


FAVORABLE Pc ITiox OF THE NICARAGUA
observation-disclosures IMPORTANT From WASH
Washington, Jan. 6,-The Brush
Minister has already opened negotiations with
the u. q. Secretary OF State upan the subject
of his mission. The Nicaragua question will
no doubt be amicabe settled the right OF way
for a ship canal will be guaranteed to both the
United States and Great Britain and Sir Hen
ry Lytton Bulwer will disavow Mr.. Caalield's
acts or the coast of Honduras, respecting
rgrc Island, &c. There is every reason TO
believe, that there is the best understanding
between the two Governments, and a determln.
alton on the part of both to keep the peace.
No Wing caucus was held to nominate
Clerk. A caucus was talked of last evening,
but given up. The Wings seem TO think, il
the present officers held over under the law,
they are well enough off, or as well as could
be expected But desperate effort will be
made tomorrow by the Democracy to elect
Forney and their other nominces--By Nag
netic Telegraph 10 the ". Y. Erpress.
0FRichard Rash, Esq of Philadelphia
late Minister of the United States in France,
is now on visit to Washington. George W.
| Hopkins, Esq. of Virginia, our late charge tc
Portugal is also on visit to Washington.
0J'IIon. john NJ, Clayton, Secretary Of State
rave diplomatic dinner on Saturday evening
| at which the whole diplomatic corps was pre-
sent, with the exception of Sir Henry Bnlwer
| whose absence is attributed to the death Of the
Queen Dowager, Of England Several mem
bers of Congress were likewise in attendance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
The Island HOuse-I3ellOws Falls.

Our readers will remember that the very large
and commodious Hotel that r. SHURTLErF, Esq.
had reconstructed from the elegant residence Of
Mr.. BAXTER, on " the Island at Bellows Falls.
was entirely destroyed by fire, in September
last just as it was ready to receive the furni
ture designed for it. The disappointment was
shared by THE PUBLIC, the enterprising propri
etor, and the Lessee Mr.. GAGE AS the neceSsi
Falls, created by the opening of the several
Railroads that have common terminus at that
place, was very apparent. But Mr. SHURTLErF
is a man who never says die :" We find in
the Bliors Falls Gazette the following Card
nom that gentlem1n -
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Personal Movements.

1t will be noticed by our letter from Montpe-
Her that the Editors of the Burlington Courier
and the Brandon Post are now at Montpelier,
attending to the great ''jail delivery" of the
"Free Democracy" With such Qc ;oucheurs,
the "mouse" may be confidently expected to
be born! The . mountain is in labor" at any
rate and "the gentleman from Orange" is
looked for
The solemn countenance of " the correspor-
ding editor of the Brandon Post" will naturally
suggest Mortality" as the appropriate epiiha.
lsmium on the occasion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

The Annual Meeting Of the Corporation was
held at the American Hotel on Thursday last +,
and the following gentlemen were elected Di-
rectors -
OSCAR A. BURTON, St. AlbaRs.
DANIEL DREW, New York.
NELSON ROBINSON, "
r. w. KELLY,
PARIS FLETCHER, Bridport.
JOHN BRADLEY, Burlington.
PliILO DOOLITrLE,
At subsequent meeting of the Board of d.
rectors, OSCAR A. BuRros, Esq, was elected
President and PElLo DooLIrTLE, Esq, Treas
urer and Clerk.
We outsiders know nothing and probably
have no business to know anything, about the
management of affairs by the Company ; but
we feel quite at liberty to say that we pariici-
pate in the surprise and regret which are very
generally expressed at the exclusion of Rich
ARD w. SHERMAN, Esq, from the Board of Di-
rectors. Captain SHERMAs's long experience
in the affairs Of the Company, his familiar ac-
quainiance with the wants of the public, and
the large pecuniary interest he holds, would
seem to point him out as peculiarly fitted fol-
the post be has held for some years past, with
credit to himself and satisfaction TO the comnu-
nifty at large.
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4 Card.

The disappointment to Mr. GAGE the Lessee of
the Island House, in consequence of its destruction
by lire, and the rapid increase of travel upon the va
rous Rail Roads crnring at this place has indu, ed
me to fit up Hotel, for the of Mr. GAGE and the
accommodation of the Public, by making large ud-
dltons to another House, on the Island which is sit
uated directly in front OF the Depots of the Rutland e.
Burlington and Cheshire Rail Roads, which | trust
wlIl serve as home for the Traveller until the new
House, already commenced on the site OF the Island
House, destroyed by lire the 2Sth OF Sept last can
be Completed.
can now only ask the patience of the Public,
while try again and hope, early in the coming
son, TO have hnlshtd for their accommodation, a
House more pleasant and comnodious than the one
destroyed, and where Travellers upon the various Rail
Roads from the North, South East and West may
meet and find accommodations equal 10 the first
Hotels in the country
R. sHURTLEFF.
Bellows Falls. Dec IS, 1919.
We take it upon us to say that no man ever
asked for " the patience of the Pubc " with
larger CLAIMS upon their Kindness aud indu-
gence The ISLAND IIous3,' which he has.
with extraordinary despatch, fitted up near the
Stations of the several Railroads named. AS we
know from personal OK animation, is admirable
in all its appointments. NJ. SH ,RrLErr does
nothing by haIvcs!" lis Temporary House
of Refuge as he calls it, will surprise and
CRAFTY those who visit it by the extent and com.
p'eteness of its arrangements for the comfort
aud convenience Of its guests. W, doubt not
i, will be kept by Mr.. GAGE in Il manner to do
equal Justice to the expectations and wishes Of
Mr.. SuuRrLErf himself, and the wants and re-
qliremcnts Of the public.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
Chain Pumps.

llUSE cUriuu, and valuable machines fDr raising
water, have hitherto been comparatively un-
KNOWN N tins safe lnuugi! ~ .lnuy rars ut y. \
IA, Mass and c., they are rapidly snpprccdiuG Ill
o!hc. kinds OF pumps, and even t,.e " Cid Oakru
Bucket IS unable to stem the current Of their popu
l1rliy. The reason of ,ho is, that they arc Liable to
none Il the objections thai are strongly AMI justly
urged against all pumps heretofore Used They nrv-
er rrc2r are not liable to get out OF order, keep
tr Pure and Tree hu! bad TASTE md draw the water
fresh from ihr bottom Of the well every time they are
used. The motion OF the chan through the water,
prevents t becoming s.agnani, besides driving nox
slant current OF fresh air. Tie Chain is made water
proof by gavan2ing, and neycr wears a. to rust
nqrc the water. Tl.rsc pumps are peculiarly app.i
Calc 10 deep wells whore the suction pumps cannot
be used, and from OF IL to 20 ieri, al raise ten
pals OF wafer per minute. They agt niue. used at
Tail Road station houses in n. y on account OF thc
rasc and rapidity with which they raise water.
Tie subscribers are making and preparing To iuyn-
ISL any anIuqnt Of the above pumps. aud any our
wanting the best machine tor raising water to any
height VIII lind it tor their interest 10 call aud SEE
these pumps. They have been obliged to remove tin,
pump from The Park IN consequence OF 50 many per
sous using thu water from the clstrtn. wh"q in
Tended tor reservoir, in case OF fire. II NAV he
seen however in the OF the town clerks office
For opinion. respecting the merits OF these pumps
4: hey You'd refer TO
Messrs. CHA&. RUSSELL, Esg.
jas H. PLATT
! C. H4ltLFF,
CHESrER BLINN,
UNCEF GOODPTCH Es7
COL -ILINSON AIfCHELL'
Wilt HORACE WHEELER & Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

~ The Boyt,n d ,iiv Advertiser saws tia,
the case Of Prof. Webster CHARGED with the
murder of DR. p,rkman. will he investigated hy
the Grand Jury on Tuesday next. The .lIaH
saws
fDe ~,
p i""' ~ '",' " toH,t' "'s uo'"c MS .""-
,ass - MI onnoarauoos o,loJ - !, =, ',,;,h
A dreadful crime. very little effect has been
made yi,ible upon his body or mind. His fam
i'y counsel, and friends have visited INN daily,
r,on.J y, 'I h"S a. N.Y., VAN, a., o','
wife and daurh,er s,ont mn.t or the f,rennnn in
his cell, devoling the time To reading aud con-
Netsai'G"' MTS. rark,nan' Inc unhappy consot
- "a' "'ro ,iI. ,a',. '" 'os' 'I
other consolation. under the severe ptl] ctons
which Providence has cast upon them.
we nave also heard II stated, from the lngE-
es s al a"u oelt annorly 'at some OF ,Ne rl'.ds
remains found in DR.. Wcb,,er's closet heinz
those OF DR.. Parkmun, yielding to the convc,
.'on OF other circumstances strong IN thclr ma
mnJcr m horra," T ,md i" m"'e
and came 10 his death in some manner io thcmI
unknown"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

~. The Editor of the Windsor Journal-ai
obstinate sort of bachelor-learns that Fro
fessors ofDancing" in New York have recently
introduced new style of cotilon, called the
Kiss cotillon,' the peculiar feature of which
is that you kiss the lady as you swing corners.
The Editor is crusty sort of fellow wh'
never dances, but says he wouldn't mind waving
his objections to the amusement so far as t.
3 swing corners" now and then, in this new
cotillon the selfish scamp! II. reminds us OF
the old lady who had an unaccountable aver
81 IN 10 rye, and never could eat it in any form
till of late years, she said, "they have got to
making it into mhiskey, and find can, now
and then, uorry dovn leetle y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
LATEST NEWS.
Topographic Despatch


Washington, January 8, 1850.
SESATr.-Gen. Foot occupied several hours
in reply to Mr.. Clay's speech of yesterday and
made out a strong case in favor Of suspendns
our diplomatic relations with Austria. Adj.
1t is stated that the democrats Intend to take
Mr.. Clay a, his word and bring in resolution
suggesting an appropriation OF Land for the
Hungarian eXiles.
"Wednesday, Jan 0.
Mr. Campbell was withdrawn and the ballot
ing proceeded. Forney LOG, Foot lJ4,-rest
scattering.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,-Ja u 3, 81

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, ia u. B. 80.
tEEPoRrEn FOR THE JOURNAL
At Marke'--S20 Beef Cattle 275 Stores !;
1900 Sheep; $50 Swine.
Between tao or three hundred Beef Cattle
.,,,... IA
Pricce-Bccf Cattle, extra, firm at sc o.;
first quality, $5,25l5,74 second, 1913; Sd,
SlaA,jO.
Stoes-A few sales only. 3 years old SSa
II years old Sl4'2j.
Working Oxen-Sllcs at so, SIS, and
$50.
Cows and Calyes-Sales at 1928, ST., $50
and $50.
Snecp-smal lots 81 so, l.75, $50. Wealth
er, 50 so, 3,75. % and 5,25.
Swne-A small lot to peddle, II for Sov's,
and ! for Barrows. AT retail, from 4la6c.
Statement of Brighton Market for 1910.
49, Gj Beef Cattle sales estimated at ,765,t7O
2O,OS5 Stores, lS2.UlO
l4S,9G5 Sheep 297,YlJ
SO,l2 Swine. 13O,6ij
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
Sullivan Railroad,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~ and after v rDTEspAY, November H. 1919, the
" Passenger Trains will run rs follows, VIZ.
Leave Windsor for Bellows Fails, Boston, Lowell
SECOND train on arrival Of trains from Montpelier
and Wells RIyerJ anu arrive at Boston at + VI.
and p. VI.
Leave Bellows Falls fer Windsor at u 10 aud
Ill. NJ, or on arrival OF trains from Boston.
Leave Boston tor fuchhurg Railroad depot fp
Charleston, Caremort, Windsor, Wells Rive. &c
ana tor Montpelier aud Waterbury, &c miIrs from
Burlington on Lake thamplaiG.. nt 30 \ NJ and
for Char.cstoWn, Ciarcmont and Windsor at l.
A. NJ.
The Trains leaving lI'ind.or 4; us \ VI and
Windsor
Both Trains connect each way w',h Lowell,
Nashua and Worcester Trains ut Ctu.un Jurct.,n
PaaseGgers from New York by evening honls to
Norwich, may connect with first train from Boston
at Groton June ion.
Passengers from New York b. mornng cars. BY
way OF NJ" Haven, Hartford Spring jcld and North
amptOn, may lodEr at Bgatt.ahoro and proceed the
next morning, by s:agrs, 20 miles to Napo.r, and
thf4 llAtSif efss t9f Tie qAHTrn,n. leaving
Windsor at II Top NJ, may 80 by way OF Wa!por
Brattlcboro, Northampton, Springfield and New fla
vrn-or by Groton Junction. Worcester and Nor
%lcli, and arrive IA New York by Steamboat early
n" nc%t morning.
Fare from WIndsor to New York 1913
FIci Lht trains leave Windsor and Boston dailv
a CATTLE TRAIN leaves Montpelier and Wells
River every Tuesday morning andy way o! WlND-
s2R, krENE, &c, and arrives at PoRTER's Che
nearest station 20 the RRlGnToN CATTLE MAEXIr1
turiy "Wednesday morning.
THONAS s. WILLIAMS, Sup,.
C.arlectown, y. H., Oct 80 1919, w22,t
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w27w2

UNHE Christian Examiner for January 1850 The
! bleetc Magazine OF Foreign Literature for
Jan 1850. Received by Il. SMITH & Co.
January 9, 1850. d&w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
Notice.

THE 'lh annual Meeting of the Burlington
| Mechanics Institute, will be held at CONCERT
HALL, on Saturday evening, Jan, IL, at past 6
jfmuch importance. is necessary TO be done,
By order of the Directors
CHARLES s. ADKINS, Secretary.
Jan. 10 1850 dd"l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

'bNllE Literary Remains OF thelate William Pc a
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