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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
Deatbs.

IL Wakefield, Vi. Aug -, Vim. Campbell, aged 6s.-
Pfin:ers in Maine < Mass. wilt I,lea.e cory.
IL West Randolph, June 2ai Of consumpton Mrs Saral
ia So, aged IS.
In cne'sra, June 2o'b Mr.. Samuel Sleeper, sses rs.
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VALU AND IMPORTANT
Discovery fer the lure Of =
STAMMERING, SUFFERING

I>HE naders gIcs aided first by uceien, and su5sr
qaeaily study and Practice has succeeded in diycov
Thoroughly ,ibcacicus and for III
unpleasant ard eIu dsfrct speech. Nuaeous
us of the cspsctA1y who have trisd the plan
of 6eaftay tae, sa other fooish and useless
schemes, without aad "ftsn Of
hundreds Of dolas, pronounced this perfect In
every respect. f=I--
Thu nstod Of is founded upon scientific and ph.o
sohca priuc les, il simple aad easy. and Is the ouy
which has received spproval cf the
Me lcaI Profession
Certificates Of cres in quantity can be produced.
D No pay repaired. unless perfect satisfaction given
e. X. HARMON.
August LIST, 2s59. rs 3ws
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s37.55i.93l 95
S43.2253I2 10

In the amount of the Post Office bill is inclu-
ded the SUN deemed necessary for the transport
ing of the mail 10 Caifornla and Oregon; 10
Bremen from New York; New York to Havfe !;
from Charleston to Havana; and also across the
Isthmus of Panama.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01

County Tiokefx We deem it unnecessary to
occupy space with standing notices ofthe Wing
county tickets. We shall give them complete
for couple of weeks preceding election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01

Dsoih ef S H Valley, Esq. The painful in
ieil,xeuce Of the death Of s. h. Valley, Esq
ioug known to our citizens - 40 eminent nes-
Chant and philanthropist, reached the cry this
forenoon. Mr.. Valley died at Burlington Vt,
where he arrived . few dsys eince, on his retsfn
IRON journey. His disease was dysentery.-
.iis age was upwards Of 72 yssrs.- Bsston 7fs-
reifer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01

THE Term of the AcademicaI of this In
i sti,uon will commence Thursday, the - inst
der the charge oil HoRAcE ukRscK, Principal,
heretofore.
aud Bra,ches besides the ordinary branch
will be employ ed to take 80 Of the Female Depart
meni.
native French Teacher, who preparing for tho Prot
has also been engaged Instruct that
liu ge thus sording advantages acquiring
pr Enumeration, which rAis3, ii be had ind
English teacher.
Csasses OF those preparing become Common School
Teachrrs will :vrne and special training for
that PhosopbIcal lectures experiments with
and oxcslient wi he gwen through the
fall aud winter terms. the whule, think
pupils, tbs puai,c. advantages for
lion, equal ihoss any other Institution tho country
U. II. SMITH, Prudential Committee.
JAMES SPALpiNG,) |Irtt
aivutpelier. Aug ust I, I-5O SIS Wv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01

Hon. James Wilson, Of New Hampshire, does
net intend to resign his seat in Congress and
emigrste 10 California. ssfl5s'5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
brighton Cattle Markct--Jpiy Is.

.is,f siieportedfar the Daily Advertiser. -rt-i
At Market SD Rect tafue, le pis working oxen, IS
and calves, 2l30 Sheep, and les Swine. sia 1al
PRse ss Bes Cafie -Extrn s6,s5s $50 first quality
SIS S. 00; s-c.ud $500 so, ihird, 81, "a rs.
Cows and Caves-Saics NJ "a, 81, 81 rfs -iir
Shesp--Sinaii lois ut 81 lis. 49, g. IS 81 81
Spins-Ao Sales ut o4s peddc. spring pigs IS "a
Al retail. from liz 10 D. .slr
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sa7Iz.7u2 Os

The Appropriation Bills have all been report
ed IN the House OF Representatives,, and iheir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01

Of every man who wants COAT, VEST or PANTS,
" 10 look a Great variety ri EROADCLOTHS, Black
and Fancy D0ESKINS and VESTISGS before purchasing
elsewhere. We eau suit you all. .
June G. - KEITH & BARKER
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NJAlpl II .f that nice Bro SUGAR-pure Block and
NAOitG Green TEA, snd ether FANNY GROCER
les, just received by l ASA SCOTT 4 FIELD.
June 3, 1850. "a
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W, /, Goods and Groceries.

sueh US FLOUR, TEAS. SUGARS. MoLAssES, SAL
MON, MACKEREL, DRY FISH, SALT, SALT PORK.
NAILS, SPERM CANDLES, Plaster, sc.
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
Our Goods purch sed for both sontpeer and vn
terbury Low PRICES. and will sell them q small
advsacs f,s Cash hin D. Of Country PsoScs We
fa,sner the pubic, goods sha be equal
the recommendation given them at the time Of sale.
for couly Produce the highest price that the market
will AFFORD, shall at ali times pay. 'a'sr
d. TARBELL & CO. d
Juno 4. 1850 r ~ 7stf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01

BeZnleel O. Sp0ldhmG's Estate.
STATE OF vEaMoNf, IA Psebass crus hsIdsa q
Wsshiugsoa DIS ssics Moasss. uithia and for said
n W. ORCUTT, adnintssicf Of the estate Of Besaieel
~. G. spaldss, lte - Rezny, b said dniet dss.as
ps real Of said emitting that
sell p1n thereof in order e pay ie detss
personal property II said deceased hong insohccn or that
purposr. Wbeenpon v ordered BY SID Court thss said
ocs Of Heman Cspeslss h Nossh6sid H. ssid pssess
" 9th day IL August 50, o'cleek 10 he kse-
and further osdssed that noes 1t tho eoead spp.
cation ard d The and q ths de- and
place appointed fer the hesssz hsseo = yes e ell ia
sveiy. in the Vermont WsaehnAe asd Sssse Journal,
newsPsper Psintsd IL hepehs Ssass sa1 linz sPpcnt
why The pfrysf sfshs spFfsastss shssA ~
- sramsd = = g - s e e - g e
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3. #. .!r n. a = = II

he RESPECTFULLY bpgs leave to call
A~ the attention Of his friends and the
pubic in general To his large and faShlona-
be stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, rha, h" il n<r receiving. These
G"ods lave been Se'cr'ed with great care.
and bought rs low as cash could buy them
~ any market ~ III" Cri,rd States
His stock consists in pari Of the follow
inG articles: Surcr Blue. Back. Brown,
and invisible Green French and English
Clnths; TUe"ds aud Cas simpres. of new
and h.au'iul styles; Chnmripon Six and
Satin NeSinas: SILK Velvet, SCI Kentucky
Jeans: Sarlntus; fancy Hemp Linens;
i.,nen Chambrcys; Buckeye do; Cotton.
ad"s; NankeenS, lwled and plain; Cd
Drap d'l,rr. very fine aud beautiful; 7. s do.
Tor Goats and Pants: 6 4 Monterey Cord;
rs do, bcarl,in! tor Coats and Pants.
THE L,2DIES
arc particularly invited 10 call and examine
our Fn>hionaLIc Sioch' Of Dress Goods-
they rno't be beat. i'hev cons>, in part Of
til" hji"wln2. H'ch Chameleon figured
El'k>: iarh'onnhe PLAID do; SILK Bareges
Of every shade: beautiful Silk Tissues.
variety Of patterns; Baregp>; Mn,lns,
corn and all other coors; Swiss Muslins;
Jaconci>: Victoria Lawns: French printed
aud American Ha,'d Mu>lns; large as.
sorlment OF French, English and Amcri-
ran Prints; l'ornrrs; Ishhands: Silk Mits;
Kid GIovrs:Nri!s: Fans: Flowers; Wrealhs;
Linen and Silk Irk'i's: brau,i'nI needle
work Collars; plain and fancy coorpd Silk
Twist, for Purses and Rel,icules: Steel,
Gnil, and Silver Beads: Far and Finger
Rings; Shell Tuck and 5; de Combs, and a
great variety OF Ianc,S and staples too ledi.
Gus to mention, aud as cheap as the cheap.
est; Hats: Cars; Shoes and Boots; Hard
ware AID Cutlery; Qncrnsware; a large lot
of superior Coffee ard Sugar-ll lbs. SUI
gar for $ 10 lbs. Of superior RoCollee 81,
hl'pic": Pepper; Ginger; Salara'us; Soda;
Indigo aud Nladder, Copporas; Ext Log
wool: WHITE aud Red Lead; Putty; Glass,
Sc, SC.
Also, for sale 200 barrels Virginia Salt,
with every other article usually kept for
sale in country sto'rs,
and now, Ladies and Gentlemen, re-
turn yun INV rar-rolt thanks for your past
ldV0's. but pas, lavors are gone with past
necessities. and am The same needy crea-
ture yet. AMI IN cnncnsinn, ] will say |
can live on as small profits as any man.
consequently can sell YOU as cheap goods
as any body. Come and see.
b F. MARTIN.
Calhoun tpril 10 1SIO-,r 50
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PL7.NO FORT TIES, II USIC .2.ND
JEUELRI.
CHARLES CATLEIV G. co,
(Ncar the United states ljote!,)

Itt tSI,I. t.!.,
A RI. the only au'hcr2ed Agents for
IA Chickering's. Nunr's s. Clark, and
Adam :SroLarl's Piano For,rs. Thoy keep
constantly on hcni large assortment Of
instruments from the above Manufactures,
embracing every variety ct style Of Il, e.,
81 and I orravrs, whlrh they will sell Al;
the lowest Factory prices, giving their cwn
and the makers guarantee as being perfect
in every respect. Their stock of Music
Volrns, Guitars. Ranios. Flutes aud Nc-
coricons, is large and yell so'"r,"d.
They also have a large stock q" y atchos,
Jew erv and Silver Ware, Which ,'ley will
sell low.
All orders will receive prompt attention,
and " i'll be guaranteed to 1--WE satisfaction
IN every respect
ITrh, %, ISIO-lI* a
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AUGUSTA. CrorGIh.
& LEO, Manufacturers ard Direct lmo"r'crs
"A Of every KIND Of CO.NBS, BtJJI.AS,
SCSpE.NDNHS, %prCtnclrs, Needles, Pms.
Perc is-ipn Gaps, Ninin SIrnce, Hooks and
Eyes, Whnicbonr, BE hs, Marbles, Knitting
fms. BRUSHES of every description, Soaps,
Shaving Boxes, Tapes, Bobhins. Wtrcads
cotton aud linen, Pur.rs. Pocket Books, Ea.
zpr S'rops, Nusicn! instruments, hnnkng
HIns.rs. Necklaces, German iiarrs, Ink, Sew
Ing SILK, Lead Pencils, Ennnct and Gao Wire,
'nh ~ great vnrir', of other ElNCl .4H1T
CIfS too numerous to mention, which nsn-
ATTY takes much time To find, and TO which
they are constantly making additions--nli
which th"y have r"ndc cXprcssl, for the Conn.
try Ira ir. 0rTNcw Goods re c"ivrd every
week. tALh AND EXAMINE Goops AND PrlCFs
January l., lSJ0-ly 60
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No. 81, valued at $ dolls, tax ct, clerks
fe" 80. collectors fee dol, printers lee
80. Total d,Ol.
No. 50. valued NJ s dolls, tax ct, clerk s
tee 80. collectors lee dol, printers fee
30. Total OF.
No. 60. valued at ) dolls. tax ! CT, CLERK :
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| so. Tu,aI OF.
80 81. valued q, ) dnls tax c. clerks
fee 80, collectors tee dol, printers fee
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fee 80. collectors Tee | dol, printers i'"
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80. Toral i.Ol.
10. 81. valued at 3 do's. tax It, c'orN'.
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fee 90. coliec,rr's tee dol, printers Tee
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~ - ~ g .-.a-L, IL 10 ,ts,.s,Il.l-:s
WYE have now in operation our new Paper
W Miil. aud are prepared TO execute all
orders for PAGER on the most favorable terms.
Orders for Paper must nc accompanied with
the Cash, unless IA snccIic contract exists
otherwise.
For good Glenn Cotton and Linen Rags, de-
hvercd a. the Mill. we give cents per pound,
pa, aDlc in Paper, Books. &c.
HlXEN, SiilrMAN & co.
April ~, s5D--3m 81
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Horny oOre,

lSucCCss0r u Moore & D0vis,)
OPPOS LOBE n OF F. L.,
AUGUSTA, GA,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREICi.N& DO.UES7IC H}RDU.lRE,
IRON, steel. Table and S;prlng Cutlery.
II Tanners, Smiths and tarpen'er's
Tools. Agricultural Implements, Guns.
Pistols. Sc. Sc
Feb. 90. lSJO-l,S n
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State If Tennessee, POLL Comfy.
tlEcrIT CouET, FEBRUARY TERM, 1850,
NWHFREAS. JOSHUA QUINN, Tax

III" mat fhr 'AX thereon remains due an
'np"I'' ana that tie owncts, If any, ar,
unknown, to VII:
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.S'esU Es:0Giiais2;:cA5!
g.ECEsEO.V' s. EEEE.gEoE3

s + AVE purchased Moss * .I"ckson's entire
= e. stock OF nonhs, II Inr-c portion nt which
were Just received iion New York and Phla-
driphia where they were bought at very low
prices. Their circumstances are such rs to
make il absolutely necessary that 'hcy sell
for RN.lDl ray. and III order 10 effect that
very desirable object, they not only intend 60
offer goods hr' are determined 10 sell them
too, 1T LOHER PRICES than goods #
like quality can be purchased in East Tcuucs-
SEQ. a II they ask OF their friends aud the
public generally. is 20 call and v,amrr their
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery. &c, compare prices with those who
sell OF thee. and they think they can convince
them that the CASH system is great saving
tntlc consumer of gooGs.
Dee. I. lSl9--tf 60
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H3H DT9RE. CUTLERY .hND .2G.
RICELTUR.7L IMPLEMENTS.
A. ". & W. e. GAnMECIEAEE.,

AUGUSTA. GA.
ESAVE on hand n complete assortment
y Of English and American Hardware
and Cutlery. They also keep on and an
extensive stock Of Agricultural implements,
cons> ing p;lnripaIiv Of pioughS, cuIrjvn-
tors. Harrowe. Straw Cutters. Corn Shell
o,s. Cylinhrical ani Eouhp Acting Rotary
ChurnS, Horse Powers. Thrash"r.. &r.
A Il orders entrusted 10 them W i'll receive
prompt and rareln! attention.
Feb. %. iSlN--ly* "a
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Calhoun. April 10. lS5O-,f 50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EAS. S. BRIDGES respectfully informs the
O. public that he has removed from the
Athens Hotel to the house recently occupied
by E.q. Mayo Ne n Public House, where he is
prepared to accommodate a few gentlemen
With boarding, by the year, mouth, week CT
day.
n. =. a few horses would he kept if re-
CURED.
Athens, hrril ), lSj0-tf so
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GL.2SS .hND CROCEERl
W.l Il +.
r.. HOLMAN a. Co.,
F.uI' OIs TIE IL,

AuGUsT., GEORGIA.
e, II. & Co. are constantly receiving large
!: c additions TO their stock, direct from the
Nlnnntn ctnrrrs IN Eng land, and selected eX-
prcs.ly for city and country trade. 10 which
they invite the attention of purchasers.
Aug 10, 1910 -ly Az
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FOREST I!iLL ACADEMY.

FE7UE SUMMER SESSION of This In
Il srluiinn will commence In The First
Monday in March, under the snperinlend-
cnce Of Mr.. CHARLES p. SAMUEL. assisted
by his Lady, and close the last Friday in
July.
Mr.. SamuePs ability and failhruIness rs
competent an! efficient instructor, have
been ,hnrou.hlv and satisfactorily. tested
within the last sixteen wears. The Trus-
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
Institution TO tie consideration OF those who
desire their sons and daughters TO be we'll
tauIht
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i ERNS. per session o. IRE .IONfHS. lGu.
able at the end Of The session:
Spelling, Reading, Wiring and croo
Arithmetic, @o'oo
Eneirsh Grammar, Geoeraphy.l soo
and the above, o'oo
Latin and French Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Phlloso- N m
phv. Moral Science, Astrono- io'oo
my, &c,
Exrr,s.
Instruction in Double Entry Book
Keeping will be gwen to STU ooo
dents. and TO any young men 0'oo
who may desire II,
Elementary Drawing for small IN
children, = lessons per weeE, i'oo
Drawing and Painting on Enam> ,oo
eled surface 2 lessons per week, ''oo
photographic or Monochromatic1 en-
Painting. 2 lessons per week, o'oo
Mezzolnt Painting, 9 lessons PERI roo
week, o'oo
By order Of the Board of Trustees all
the Young Ladies and Gentlemen can OBJ
tam certificates OF commentator in any or
all of the branches they may have studied,
by undergoing n lar and thorough exami.
nation. II ihfn performance and moral de.
pertinent will Justify II.
Reward ceriihrairs will be given month";
" 10 all the pupils who NAV deserve them,
fer good behavior. punctualry in aiiend-
anc". and proficiency in their various
studies.
BY order Of the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE, Sec.
Athens. Feb. 8, lS50-h ~
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-02-13

SOUTHERN MEN WITH NORTHERN PR1NcIpLEs.-
II was the habit few years ago to decry Mr.. Van
Buren as northern W ith Southern principles !;
such was especially the case with the press. We
find the same persons, with some honorable excep-
tons, when the south is the utmost jeopardy,
and calling all her children to stand by her in the
tremtes likely to he forced upon her, denouncing the
faithfulest statesmen which the south contains, as
Catalines. Such is the expression of edtori-
al in the Newbernian. We hope the amiable editor
Of that paper did not pen that paragraph and so be-
lieve; but whoever wrote it, he should be lashed
north of the Potomac by whips in the hands of all
honest men of both parties. ...t.E-. .....-.
If Mr. Calhoun and Gov. Troup, and Gov. Thom-
IS, and Gov. Floyd and Gov. Collier and Foote and
Clemmens, and Daniel and Venabe, and hundreds
of as good men and true, are Catalines, what are
these scribbers They false traitors the earth
which bore them, and to the people who sustain
them, and whom in return they seek to mislead for
partizan purposes. They are in fact southern men
with northern principles, and it were best they should
emigrate at once to region where they can find a
political fellowship. .0...
These persons utterly mistake the present spirit Of
the south. They eau no longer be frightened by
ghosts conured up by political trickery. They know
their rights and dare maintain them. s.
Wilmington .Aurora.
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VOLUME XVI
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CHARLOTTE, January, 1850.

The FORTUNES OF M. LAMARTlNE. A French
journal gives some particulars of the estate recently
bestowed by the Sultan on M. de Lamartine. The
domain lies in the immdiate vicinity of Smyrna. and
is nearly as large as the Isle of Wight, being about
y-fonr miles in circumference. 1t has hitherto be-
longed only to the crown, as we should say in Eng
land The soil is described as wonderfully fertile like
most of the land in the neighborhood of Smyrna,
being we'll planted with oranges and olives, and as
built for the residence of an imperial officer, is commo
dious beyond the usual run of Turkish houses; and
under the windows lies fine lake of more than a
Ae across, which is described as we'll stocked with
FISH. The estate includes five villages. M. de La
SAID 70 Asf o II.
-.-s. 'tt -tn :. -t's.s 8" -. .QIkeneum.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-02-13

The TRIUMPH OF PRINCIPLE. Speaking Of the late
great Speech of Gen. Cass on the Slavery question,
the Hillsborough Democrat well observes:
"It is matter worthy Of remark that at the same
time that Gen. Cass was urging his policy Of nom
election his successful rival Gen. Taylor had sent
special Message to the House urging the application
Of the same identical doctrine.
The friends Of Gen. Cass have cause to congratu.
late themselves on this triumph of principle ovel
policy-this testimony of our opponents to the wis
dom Of the plan advised by our leader. All dou6si
position which he has maintained through 20 much
opposition, have now vanished from the public mind
and he is now hailed every patriot, desir
ous of settling this exciting question. ~ t'