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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
NIL LATEn TnoM CALIFORNIA.

Tho Empire City arrived az New York on
tho 6ihr with dates from san Francisco 90
the BIB Of October. She brings large a.
mount Of gold --amount not specified.
The san fmnrisco papers are Glled with
The arcOunis 0t the late rOntingraiion, which
consumed over J 80 buildings. The fire orig
mated Boa h0us0un jackson street, between
krarnry and Dupont streets, IL extended
up towards DupDnt street ana lpUsmputli
, lulrc The buildings were mostly 0i w0pd
ana The hamcs spread rapidly owing 20 the
want ~ water.
lt's f'''''EI'i tl,., great deAllultial ~ prop
erly might have been prevented had there
i,-en 80 engineer b. direct operations, The
iire DO supposed a. have been the wgFk ~ an
inceudiary, and several arrests have been
made.
The Office tho Pacific News was entirely
destroyed loss $4,000 The licayuDe ni.
hrc lnh heavily but viii be able tocomiHruoc
again soon.
Tho following are the streets huped.--OI
| Washington, hall lhe block between Rear
/ ncy and Dupont, aud half tho bl0rk between
kcarney aud Montgomery, On jackson
street, from Dupont nearly "a Montgomery
on both sides On Pacific street, both sides
/ irum Dupont a. Montgomery. Kcarncy stree
/ from Washington a. Pacific A large portion
Of thc blocks bounded by Kearuey Washing
ton Montgomery, and Pacific streets, wer
also destroyed
The whole loss d set down ~ 100000.
Tho accounts from the overland cmigrant
are OF the most painful character A roc. uiai
ton on the Collector Of San Francisco i0r ~
advance OF 100000 has been suggested, an
IL h likely tho distressed citizens will resor
10 that means Of alleyistns their distress
The accounts from the mines we're yer
Conflicting. snmc reported gold plainly. Will
others announce tho Trycrno
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merchandise np uIe nDnr, bfsiies loaded
train Of cara which came in during the even
Ing and another loaded train ready 30 90 out
both Of which comprised ahnuf "a long
rar, or ~ short ones all Of which were eu-
nrely destroyed. The principal lussos, s0
Gar as Hscerialuod, arc Ar--rs Mason & Law
renee, Milk-strret 500 bales cotton goods
tnahero Manufacturing Company, IDg bales
cotton, Salmon Falls, 90 balps rotfUn goods
M1riaud Company a large quantity Of wuub
en goods, South Reading Branch Railroad
Eve cara and contents. The remainder Of
che cars we're 6llod with great ,arict, ct
freight belonging a. numerous parties. The
luss "a lhe rqrporatlln,inrludiug every thing
will not u is said. eRreri 100000, and. on
this sun 10 has an insurance of 10000, r. B.
deed lHtweru The depot aud the fr1ght there
in Al0sl Of che firms whose property wal
consumed IN ttU -hrpnf. mr. thr-tfsrlefs rr
/ spoasible, the corporation having notGcl
! them 90 remove their goods Tho .o1qu III
/ the Gre b 40 yet unknown, The men en-
ployed Ia che depot were az work until ~,
o'clock, aud Ia a hall an hour afterwards th
. FIRE broke out
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
Ynm Mt Nn.ian MIN.

NV YoHK,-1'he New York Tribune
has returns Of "A Whigs 10 ~ Locoiocos g..
lccted 20 the Assembly. The Whigz gain 3,
the opposition 2 II the counties 10 come IN
do not balance these gains, the Legislature h
ANkig.-
r-ufr-----LaaIl ftnm, the Wing. have cho-
sen -, the Locos / mTl1tTr-- 81 L1ileilc.
The Tribune thinks thatWasliugion Hunt
is elected Governor, aud that the whole
Wing State ticket has been chosen, II give.
returns from large number Of towns aud
toauttrs, NJ compared with the presidential
vote OF lsi4, IN which rhc net WING gain ID
277a.
Kngslnnd, the Wing candidate for Mayor
of New York City, IL chosen by the unprccc-
dcntcd majority of 5,697, The Wing. have
chosen - Assistant Aldermen 10 Locolo-
cos
IN New York city the Whigs elect 10 As
scmhlymcu, the l.ocos q.
In Albany city Hunts majority IL 100. Ia
the county Hunts majority is 300,
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TrrspAY. Nv. h. p n


SENATE Rcports-By Mr. Bipclow
from select committee, to which was referred
the petitions OF Wild and Others, and Emer.
son aud Others, for division of the county of
Grunge NJ t,,sA.as half Ahircs, that no motto,
had been given as required, aud rs but Il sJy'zsil
portion of the frcemen had expressed their
feelings, the petitioners have leave To with.
draw their petition, By Mr. CalLurn, from
committee on land taxes, in favor Of llou,,
bill for raising a tax on county of Essex. on
Mr. tfnrs''t-'- ..,..iti..
by Mr. Piatt from the committee ON banks
also, on House hill relating To the subscrip.
tons for bank stocks without expressing any
opinion; passed.
Mr. Wentworth called up the bill incorpor-
aung the SaNton's River bank Sd reading re-
fused.
HOUSE.-Rcport of Committcos-By
General committee, in favor of bill allowing
any person of sound mind and full are 10
practice law, with amendment, by adding the
words ''ot good moral characters" cngrossed.
The bill relating to the license law, made
the special order, was taken up The House
resolved itself into a committee of the Whole
and the bill was considered by sections. Pend
ing the debate Mr. Kellogg moved the COM
n.ucc rise, report progress, and ask leave To
slI htaiHi agreed to-
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lltNbANi nov, % n ",
SENATE.-The Senate refused 10 order
the cngropmont of the bin extending the
charter and increasing the capital stock ofthc
bank of ST. Adams
The ball "a incorporate the Ski,ehawaug
bank was taken up aud ancr some inycsupa-
ton was had respecting IT, merits, was again
ordered 10 lie on motion Of Mr. Coburn.
IIOUSE.-Ihc Chair announced the fol-
lowing ~ committee on the resolution for the
revision Of the listing law-Alcs-rs Grandcy,
Boorn, Joy, Hall, ChaiIcc, BurnhAm, Brom-
lev, Goodspecd, Moor, Keith, Dickcuman,
Nhcooek, Wells, Brown Of Grand Isle.
Engro-scd Bills. Repeating act of iSis,
regulating manner Of appointing surveyors
of highways. passed. Relating Ia official
bonds of sheriff., aud other county officers,
requiring the sheriff to give bonds within ten
days, otherwise the ullicr i declared warrant.
Mr. Colburn novel the I'LL be- amended 80 ~
to provide for ease, of sickness, &C.; lost and
I'LL passed. Repeating act Of lat,, relating
TO rallroada, approved November 9th, and Ia
take effect frum tIc irst tf1v-Uf i'vrrruhrr
next passed. To incorporate the Georgia
aud johnson Plank Road Co; passed.
The two Houses met in Joint Assembly foy
ia, election Of Judgcs FOR the ycar ensuing. .
stephen Royce, df iirrk shire, Chief jus
tee, elected urg foce
Isaac 7. RcdGrld, of Randolph, LIST Assist
IL L
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To Physicians.

fENill uulealmf7, inru ~ ir.F'ug ths port
u 40 fhi rrHnff-, --lt- 49, stand hu.ii.u--
500 iHHn. inrHt0i 90 hast ri jphHshHff, ll..
lnlse D. pDii Pleasantly sifuat0i, alid tuuHrE .nl
with % 40 ~ ArrHs ul hur lHnd
lfif i1rnDl IHn fiidFuF sol pleasant NIlHFr
Auh nleH H riu rnHurr 90 physician. lhr itr
l'Hfl tHHHi q HWp.r nf D. lIfEH WH urTlf .f
p"rl'e Go $500 enieuT.mg aui uirIi.aenr Ilrn
uu"T
-6iir nYuli u,n lha ~ -al siih uie Stand
lltrf-i NlulHs I-iUInf O.. lipu rlut iuuI
mrrr So.
c'iit Wil Do given iur pari ri lln purchase
uHIrgf 10 drr.u1.
GEOnGE g., WHEELER
Tat hi luliuihuut sos. @, 1850, GHlff
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" 3 y II u zyr1r,s /,

IL Il 4.Lz EJz u zStE IL y
In this town, Nov. g. by Row Mr. johnson, Nh
John Bishop and Mis-, Rosa Whitchcr, Of Dan
pillc.
In Irasburrh, oct 31-t, by Eev Il. Robinson, MI
james SaHbun and Miss Melissa smith, both OF
Lowell.
In l'1shugh, Nov. l, by the Row. Mr. Fish, Mr.
Reuben Sandcr-qn, Of. Burke, TO Miss Harriet NJ.
Hastings u Clurcmont. y. II,
In Lyndon, Oct ~, by Rev. W. W. Thaycr, Mr.
Lurkn B. Priest Of Coventry und Miss Eliza Z,
Locking, Of Lyndon
Also, Oct. &c. by the same, MryWam Reach, of
Wcstminstcr and Mlss Roancy $. Green, oflyn.
Nntl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
MrnNFsnAY. Nov. G. A. NJ.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 6, A. NJ.
ohNAIT.-Mr Weston called up the bill
- ",'u'i", 10 e'l act Incorporating the Rut
ed. l'''"'' l'"''
keports-By Mr. Royce, from committe,
on Judiciary, in favor of IIeusa bill rcncaIino
an act approved last year relating 10 proceed
iHgs IN chanccrv, and il was pa.sed
hOl MIR Moore had leave TO intro
ducc a bill ofth" Ell.,-s;nr ,i,Ia. -.
ate the Danville and Passumpsic Plank road
company; referred to committee on Roads.
Engrosscd bills-Laying tax ON lands in
Newport; passed. To incorporate the Mont
rnlier- uolGhEn4.- passed. yeas u, nays 6S.
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ELECTIONS.

EtEcuoN ron MEMBER OF CoNdHrss
Us lsr DmTmcT, Tms SrATE Return.
FROM ~ towns ia Windham county give Ly-
man (Whip) 1893 Miner (Whig) 1919
ltoberts, Gssi Clark, 2ls, Lyman and Miner
increase their votes from the first triad. The
others lose, Lyman loses o. relatively To-
wards Miner
+, s. Ia Rutland aud bennington Countioi
Miner gains 500, lie l. therefore elected.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
CAMRRIpGE CATTLE MARREr-No,. d

~ market l7uH caiilo-ubout 200 bccyas. anl
1869 s'urc., consisting e WORKING oxen, cp,ys ana
calyrs and and q wear, old. W.
IEgE,-Markc' bccf-Extrn sBi lst oualifv
$3.50 .-ll-lll!. z 90 lrnllty a.
linrwliug Nattic, Saf 2 a-g--------------
Hides un rwt, lulluw g.
S'urc.-Nurkiur Oxen 500 az, So a o.
Cows md culycs-SiT, -, 80 co.
lcurlug.--Sf, 10 q ~.
IN. Nctl. 0ll=vf0, - IL IN.
THREE years old.-Sli. 20 "a %.
Sheep and umbs--sOsO ~ market prisc--EN.
n-e ., q, o. T. ~ lot SIT lh2,a2l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
EXAMINATION oFTENCrEns.

Tee undersigned give notice that they viii attend
in ne examination ~ lrnchcrs,ns required hy law,
pu Ngudpy, Noy. a. o. hblf u,.t nine O'clock 4
VI, Al whuTrupUsc to teach iu ST. lohushur, nrs
earnestly trgur5tryt 90 be- pfrsrut ~ the uJgshgsi
HH', Ntu De- furnished with Reading book, ana pn-
Igr, pen md ink.
J Nomination 10 be- "a, the schoolhou,e ON the
Plain.
E Ev6rT G GAZE irauu supr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
GREAT LOSS OF PROPERTY BY
..es FIRE.

The Maine Freight Depot at BOSTON, was
burned on the morning of last Tuesday, to-
gcther with a large amount of goods and 9TH
or property, Tbt Poston Courisrel-4Nednes-
day gives the following account of the calami-
ty:==
The amount of property consumed IN, the
freight depot of tho Boston and Maine Rail
road, yesterday morning, has been variously
estimated, aud,we think greatly exaggerated
The total loss to all parties will not, it is
Thought, by persons competent To Judge. eN-
coed sl50.OOu, and until an official statement
Is had, there is no Certainty That il will reach
that sum, The huildinp,- -noutiagad la
our account Yesterday, was of brick 1t was
about 300 feet long, 80 wide, aud was bui1f
Rbout six years since at cost of S33 ,S0O.-
The upper story of the building was occupied
hy Messrs. llarrod & Frrnald, extensive ma
hogany dealers, WHO had within :, tlaY es-tayo
removed a large stock Of mahogany to this
building. Their stock is estimated Go have
been worth $4,000 ar $4,000, on which
there Is $4,000 insurance, $4,000 at the
Firemans Office, and $4,000 at the Frank lin.
The great weight of the mahogany fastened
the destruction of the hailding by breaking
the floors, and throwing down the walls. Tie
freight depot contained large quantity of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09

don, 90 confer upon the United States Courts
tho power N constituting tribunals clothed
with Judicial powers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
THE MARKETS.
NmanrnN MARKEr. ocl. al.

~ market, 1890 beck cattle. 1900 stores. ~ pnl,s
huih-, and ZOO Swine
imrrs. Eorf Cuiilc,-Extri, sdi Gr.t anhiify.
~ -s.ala quality, O. third quality. gina
store trr-'iu--. ~ 10; . yrur- old, SIC a
-; % YEAR, old, slSn26
Working uNcI.-sG6, 70, ~. 10, ~, 90.
Cow. and cnlyc.--ip. ~, 90 3d.
sheep and lnnIS-Sl n, H., 2,aa
S"in"-i a "ci Ntall I! % Eat Hog. a.
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GENEuAL TAYLoR's RrMAtNs Drposir-
.-Ln-lN 1urm FrNAL REsriNG PLACE
L0WsrHi,, 5fs---+-I III The rcmains
of Zachary Taylor, late President oi Tie T
nitcd States. reached here this morning on
the Steamboat Navigator The firing Of a
gun announced the approach of the hont
which wns followed hy The tnlling of hclls and
other demonstrations of mourning Hum
drcds of persons wendell their way Ia the
landings, which were soon dcnscly crowded.
as were the decks Of the various boats in
port The authorities, the military. the FIRE
men and citizens in carriages, on horseback
and on foot marched in procession TO the
landing, preceded hy the Mayor and Cover.
nor Crittcndcn. The Governor made few
eloquent remarks, appropriate to the solemn
occasion, and to the memory of the illustri-
Gus dead, which were only audible 10 those
close TO him. The coffin was then placed ON
"a hcarsc, drawn hy four blacl, horses, and the
funeral cavalcadc, about six squares long,
moved on. The windows and paycmcnts and
streets through which the procession pass
ed were dcnscly crowded with people. The
stores, during the passage sf the solemn pa
gcant, were closed. The body was finally in
tcirrcd in the family burying-ground seven
miles from the city.
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Stray Cow.

4 'ANl INFO ue enclosure ~ fhr sub.rIilrr Boo
= . sheffield. 0H fhr iIi irr uf frpfcuirr 1-f. r.
rri l9Hr suuIuffI fu hr wears -Did lisf sIHiUH-
NHii inH hH. nlrfIr white oY tbo end ~ hef aIl,
Hl.f -nluu white uuIrr hrr belly, enclosed in fir
white o. % sWIlI rst rpui, Tho uWler b. wIuf.toI
a. prove property lmJ gAnrWtHll flh. hrr1vnN
GIOHGL GUAN,
hhfNrii oct 20, 1850. NHlUHH
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lnni1l hc.loEg was consequently elected.
There having been no nomination made of
Circuit iu'i-r-, the .iufnt assembly t'lieats,eI
TO ! o'clock A. NJ. to morrow.
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~ noon, on each OF said dnV
LEWIS pTEHgT
Jul y HIVWNI.t
S. Johnshurv, Nov, q, A. il. 1850.

To tho Hon fh-' "a Caledonia
~ AOM WlNSLOW, of Waterford Admmi-t7i-
! triN # the Estate ~ Luther Winsiuw, late Of
Waterford in the district Of Caledonia. deceased.
rc>l"cRully roprc~cnt, that the snid Interstate did
IA hls life time enter into contract in writing bcur-
inE date the iir.t day Of August, 4. D. 1879, and
duly aehii,"ede"i APtiI . 1879, ~ .uli which
u" bound himself To decd 10 Genus Woods the fol-
lowing described real estate in the town Of Water
tori, vi@i II being that part Of the Wslow farm 80
LAleI4 LYNX s4nih Of the rnnd leading from Lower
W atcIluul 70 faSuIupslc Village continuing "a hui
acre Of land moro or less, which nl contract WINS
NJ the deccase of tic said Luther Wn,low, and ,t
il ncNcCutcd.
wherefore The said Naomi Wmslow urtys the
Sait Court 10 grant her liberty and authority IN deed
said lagd according, it, tiir term f sale, contract a.
gccubly TO the Statute IN such clse made md pro-
Nided. NAOMI WINSTON, Adnmistyntrix.
Waterford Oct. 81 1850.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
Grammar School.

FEHllL winter frW nj thL u HWHHu vim rHu
y mrunH nu "Wednesday, rH fu nf baarHHH-
uni c1Hf'HEr eleven Vrrts.
lRAu 'nLEr rduf.Ff
FrHr.am h1y. 6ltll. ld.aHa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09

IrNNEFutvtVo The tovcruors OF New
Hampshire aud Massachusetts, have appoint
ed 'fhursday, the 2sth inst, ~ q day orpub-
lic Thanksgiving in their respective States.
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II arm for Sale,

1--WE subscriber Wishes 60 sell hs ivarN excel
, M furm Ia North pruy'llc SHd nnu 4.
situated ON the rual lending from North nup,ir
VILLAGE to Lyndon. about lth of a milo from s1.I
Village, and mile from Lyndon Corurr
The subscriber ventures the assertion TINT for
-gIN.n,eMee ol lg-aillu and ad,p:odnc-- to the rails.
uE ui tiii'~ut F'''' " Trsr.rrr4l.--a!l farm is
NOT surpassed hy ANY iu the county.
The road leading from North Dunville Ia tho
''''' ''' .'aa.-sp lg.4,la il,a ...4.il.-
crlN part 81 s1id mrln nbput miles Distant afford
ny very rry communication to and from sail
Depot.
Tho buildings on -uld farm nre q bcrutinn now
cottage lluusc aud two convcnicni Bnrn.
There b. also guo1 Won or nayer f.illpg tt1,sr,
uls" % ru"d orchard, and q sufficient amount nf
Wuud and timber for the u-c 81 snid farm
DAVID T.. BATCHELDFR
North Dnvlllo Nov. b. 1850. Gastr
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E3g Judge johnson, of Kings county, New
York, has declined to accept the appointment
of United States Commissioner under the Fu-
gitivc Slave lax, entertaining grave doubts
Of the right Of Congress, under tho Constiu-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09

a. Tie JodrrHt uf-t.........-..la-a-.l!s- unon
the aboltonists,who arc endoassFi4.g 10 raise
q 10000 fund for Chaplin, 10 assist in pur-
chasing the wife aud family ofono Carroll. who
were ,old "a trader, and sent out Of the dis.
uict for the South, In consequence Of Chap,
Inns attempt 10 run slaves on from The Dis,
trict The oljgt will take only $1,000,
DrruT BRoEEv OrrN.-Wo learn tina,
the Passenger Depot NJ West Lebanon wa,
broken open last Saturday night aud robbed
Of several trunks The Shocmakcr'- shop Of
Josiah George was entered on the same night
and sc,crl pair, orboors carried on
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Fruit. Trees for Sale.

tl,lL LLL-r.Lrr ooc- fr .al, Com
YUM 1vu'r- = - ~ I,nEEg,
VI nice uul thrifty. lhrt urr uI. F.rIt0 iili- lilo
choice Irui. of soiuus Urn"Uu, no WDrc.frr w.,
10" lfes' HIo inlp ro7 lgei high. They Wi
hr tnl1 Hi 70 rr1HunHhe rtr.
DAVID iRONs0V
last 81 ioimshurv Nuy g. 1850 0u8va
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fNlffH - 70 - li'flN ~ W ANNftJ liffttf
rad committee, in favor Of House iii rrlai-
ing "a liabilities Of towns la opening aud re-
pairing highways passed.
Resolutions By Mr Seymour, that tlr0
Goyfrum appoint Two persons 90 attend the
industrial convention AID worlds fair ai Lon
don IN tfr summer 6i iASIl FEaI 4dlE the
State be- Al no expense for the samoi adopt
cd
HOUSE Reports Of Committees by
committee on Education, that no additional
legislation 10 necessary On resolution relating
60 common schools, Also against bin relat-
ing "a duties of prudential committees Of com
mon schools sci rrading refused, liy COIN
mitieo on the Judiciary, against bill allowing
witnesses when Interested aud those convict
ed OF crime a. testify Bd reading refused,
liy committee on Roads, Ia favor Of bill rela-
tive 20 sui6 ior injuries received by dcircls
Of highways with amendment, % that the ga,
ponsc incurred in examining highways shall
be- paid by either party as court shall direct
adopted aud bill laid on the table
By Judiciary committee, la favor ol Senate
hill relating "a the sale Of estates of deceased
pcronsj passed, iiy Judiciary committee, a.
phinst two bills in amendment Of sections al
and 50, chap, ~ II. S. relating 10 settlement
Of estates Sd reading refused. by Genera
commttce,i ia favor Of bill regulating the man
ner Of appointing highway surveyors sd read
ing ordered tomorrow morning, lis commit
tee on Roads, Ia favor Of hill repeating Hc
af isi7, relating 20 railroads. I'D reading or
HHaHN
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STATE or VERMONT.

U7Ir1ri 81 ttItfunlH,
I Il ordered by the Probate Court for said Dis.
4 trfci, TINT MI persons concerned, bc notified Il
appcnr before said Court ~ session thereof % DE
holden at the Probate Office in Duuviflc I'm said
district, ON the 25th div of November, 1850, "a
-h2N cnusc " any they may have why the liberty
AnAsAuthnriy requested ia the iorcruinu application
-hoid not be granted = lint for tliut purpose the
snid application, with this order hc publish
m m tho tu'rftonian new paper published Ut So.
iohnsburv, IN said district, three weeks successive
w rs soon may DC. -
t--IE-'sitHaAS- whereof have .hercuulo N
: LS. fixed the seal of said Court md ruh.chbci
I - my name Rt Danvillo Ina said District this
3lst day Of October, a. D. 1850.
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
4 true copy Of record, G09w8
Attest T. HOWARD, Judge
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gsg' On Tuesday morning last, the dwell.
ing house of the widow Joseph Clifford, of
Williamstown, was discovered to hc on fire
After the fire was cXtinguishcd, Mrs Clifford
was found dcuT her body remaining in a sit
ting pasture, in IN arm chair, with uur arm
resting on a stand The flesh was burned To
a crisp and had parted from the honcs in
many places. 1t 10 suplr%cd that she was
smoking, and that the fire NJ the pipe com
inundated with her clothes, and thence to
the ceiling of the room.
Mrs Clifford was the mother of tho late
Capt. Dnniorth Tufts Of the L. 5. Army, and
a graduate OF the West Point Military Acad.
envy FoptHy GdeeHe.
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SUNDAY IN SAN FRANcIsco.-Thc Cali
fornid Co'gier thus notices the manner in
which Sunday is usually passed in San Fran
cisco
"Sunds,', with us, is getting to be a day for
the practice Of al s2gti Q BfbaBafa DIM.
ing saloons and low groceries, in tcbts and
by the waysidc are in full blast on the Sab
bath. Men 90 reeling from morning, TIL
morning again, through tho Streets shouting
and hallooing as though possessed of devils
aud unless FutTCr utirrrr5 t,t..Fesls-eanl
missidncd aud paid for Keeping the peace OF
the city, we shall soon, as our population in
crcascs, bc in n very unenviabe condition
Sunday night is the night for Chilans, Mcxi-
cans, and kanackas, in san Francisco. Fam
dangocs, in which rnw,ly Americans partici-
pate, abound in all the outskirts of the city;
and at these, knives and pistols, are often
brought into requistion. Frequent attempts
have been made to break up this rowdysm,
but nothing has, as yet, been done"
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9TICE.-Ihi rnny certiN, ,hAt l..g.- eiae,.
my son, George Pries' his time during the
rest Of his minority; therefore all perspns ara here
by forbidden 10 trust HIM og my account rs | shall
not pay any debts Of his contracting after this
dale, nor claim any Of his earnings.
ALVIN \. PRIEST.
s.. Irh7N,ury Nov = 1910. Gp3v8#
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Ladies and Gentlemen

Visiting Me Dpo, N s., J0a6AojB
4 RE respectfully iuyitel ns they arrive no the
now md splendid prIlUt Hotel. md wishing a.
take % view ot tho scenery around, and fle Improve
fHrrn nuutiur ihu bopnt, a. astfndf the ilIEht''f
neatly labeled stair ~ me north ru-i v,i,l 60, -,
Fuyfn, whore thry thnIl he introduced fo thr.r uli
nont, .t.th6N FthNth. vino WITH show thrin
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e. We learn, says tho Bradford Gazette,
that an eagle was found, few days since On
the farm Of Col Elisha May,iu West Fairloe
appended a. one log Of which was large
steel trap when finnd, be was aho On ay,
bearing % the trap Cor distance of some
twenty rods, On being naughi Boz measured
about sslrn feet from the zip of one wing "a
that Of ihe other