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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-16

IT IST OF LETTERS remaining IN the Post
IL Office, at Woodsfield. Monroe county, Ohio,
on the first day of Jan. 1850; which, if not taken
ont before the first day Of April next, will be
sent 10 the General Post Office IS dead letters.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-16

N. B.-Persons calling for any oil the above let
ters will please say that they are advertised
Jan g. HENRY NJ. BOGGESS. P. M.
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sio.sos rs

Amount collected by cou of law during the
year $6l9 S712
Amount in judgment 4,l03 %
Amount due aud rot in iu" ment 6,805 81
Sl0, ,9os rs
-
RECEIPTS.
Amount Of principal paid in during
the year s9.o4s 81 ~
Amt Of interest received on loans 752 2S
$2.sOl Is 711a
EXPENDITURES.
Paid J. M. Kirkbride fees as Audi
tor sc
Paid John Kerr fees as Treas 2S OF
Paid Tn West fees as Aud, 26 Is
.E 56 o.
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BEWARE OF oouNrEnrEIrs

nR. w. T. SINCLAIR--Having returned
IL to Woodsfeld. offers his professipnai ssrvi-
ces to the citizens Of the town and vicinity, s,
Office in the Store room Of p 4 6. Dti6k
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Amount loaned to individuals
Amount loaned to Monroe Academi-
cal Association
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
Chairman.
JOHN II. ROUNTREE,
HENRY VAN VLECK,
JOSEPH WALKER.

ReSolped, That the foregoing report be
spread upon the journals Of this Board.
Mr.. Biddlecome moved that the re-
port of Mr.. Burt be disagreed to by the
Board-which was carried by unani-
nous vote.
.NoUed, That the Supervisors who made
returns of elections, previous to the meet
ing of the Board, at its Annual Session,
be allowed mileage therefor, which was
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Barber, Turley, Bevans, Bid
dlecome, Dickey, Basford, Brandon, Van
Week, and Walker-9.
Noes-Rountree, McGonigal, Burt,
Warner, Barstow, Waldorf, and Champ
lin.
The following claims were presented
and allowed by the Board. To VIM.
McGonigal, Sll,4o H. Van Week,
$l2,06; E. d. Bevans, $l0,44; w. w.
Barstow, $1,000; l.. Basford, $l3, so
]. b. Turley, 81 ,SS; j. Waldorf, $l0,-
A s; J.H. Rountree, 1902; ]. A. Bar
Der, 5000; w. Brandon, $ll,SS; j.
Walker, $l2,60; w. r. Biddlecome,
$ll,SS; Jared Warner, $l3,l6; C.
Dickey, $3.50; d. r. Burt, $l0,6S
J. H. Champlin, $l2,s4, for per diem
and mileage, as Supervisors, at the No
vemher Session, 1850.
Claim of Mat. Woods, for services as
Sheriff, at November Session, for 81, 80,
was presented and allowed.
Mr.. Warner offered the following
ReSolrad, That the Clerk Of this Board
be authorizedto prcparethe proper book
for the Town Of Clifton, that may he
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

necessary for assessing and collecting
taxes in said Town, as required by law
which was adopted by the Board.
Ordered, That the Board adjourn sine
die.
t IT | certify that the above is a true
~ copy of the proceedings Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of Grant County,
at their annual meeting, in November,
1850. Witness my hand and official seal.
Lancaster, Nov. 2lst, 1850.
j. C. SQUIRES, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

IIt will surprise some of our read
Iers TO be informed that Prince Albert
passed through our town on Saturday
last. He appeared in good health and
spirits, but stoically Indifferent to the
of our town. The Prince
Albert alluded TO is Buck of the Lei
cester breed, imported BY John Welch,
of this county, and is fit consort for
the purest blooded sheep. He is the
largest animal Of the kind we ever saw,
and wears coat of a very silky texture.
He is now in the possession of Judge
Cox, Of this town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
Late From New Mexico & f,h;.
hUaliua.

A correspondent of the St. Louis Re-
publican writes:
We left Santa Fe, New Mexico. IN
The 18th September, 1850, and Chihua-
hua on the Dist.
On the 10Th, we came to Cerro Cor
do, small town in the State of Duran
go. The Camanches came here four
days ago, and killed ten Mexicans. about
six hundred yards from town, in the corn
fields. We saw the blood, on the corr
stalks and rocks. They carried offtwen-
ty-six prisoners, and ran off about eight
hundred head of animals, horses, mules
cows, and oxen. The people Of this
place were greatly alarmed. We had
been in town only few minutes when
the priest, Alcade and five ladies came
to us and requested us to remain with
them that night, to protect them against
the Indians. We granted their request.
and encamped two hundred yards from
town. This place has population of
about fifteen hundred Our party con-
sisted Of only eight men. That night
we stood more guard than usual, having
to protect ourselves from the Mexicans
and Indians, and the Mexicans from the
Indians. / held conversation with the
priest, in which | told him that it would
be good idea if the Mexicans Invited
the Americans to their country; that
they would soon drive off the Indians.
He answered yes, and said, the next peo-
pie that would have to leave would be
the Mexicans.
The crops has entirely failed in the
States of Chihuahua, Durango, Zacate-
cas-, Coahuilli, Nueva Leon and Tamau-
lipas. Corn is selling at tremendous
prices, and the poor people are ON the
point Of starvation. It has not rained
in those States since 1916. All small
and several large creeks are dry, and
several large and small towns have been
abandoned on account of it. Several
hundred thusand animals have died.
One large hacienda in the State of Tam
aulipas lost 5000 head of mules, hor-
ses and oxen. The prairies are covered
with the bones of animals. 1t is very
difficult to travel through Mexico moth
ing to be had for animals.-The State of
Tamaulipas gave the Presidential vote
/ for Arista.
RETURNED CALIroRNIANs.--A5
100 returned Californians arrived in St.
Louis on the 18th inst. They bring We
ny little gold. They were all perfectly
satisfied with California and the prospect
of growing rich by gold digging. The
lntelligercer says the rumor that large
amount Of counterfeit fifties on the Bank
of Missouri, was in their possession is
untrue. The entire sum brought to St.
Louis will not exceed perhaps $1,000.
The spurious bills, however were quite
plenty in California, and passenger on
the Georgia bound to New York, had
several thousand dollars of them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

Total valuation Of town lots, $2l4 ,444 80
We further report that we find the
average value, par acre, as follows, for
the several Towns ; and the average val
uation of Town Lots for the several
Towns containing Town Lots, as follows,
respectively:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

NFAre we to have thanksgiving IN
Wisconsin this year? We were re-
minded Of the fact that no day had been
set by the appearance of drove sleek
fat Turkeys before our office door,
They acted as though they had their
heads insured by the Governor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
Sl.557.3l7

Your committee would further rec
ommend the following estimates and de-
examinations, for the respective Towns,
of the taxes to be raised for the different
purposes, TO wit 3: for State Tax-for
institute for the Blind--ior School Tax,
and the Tax for County purposes, as
follows, viz:
Name Of State hsii'fe for School County
Totrn Tar. BliRd Tar Tar.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

EThe Legislature of Mississippi
commenced its session on the 18th. At
ter being calledto order, Gov. Quitman's
message was read. He entered at length
into the history of the grievances re
South and recommends secession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

Is Secretary Graham has decided
that the Dry Dock at San Francisco, for
which Congress appropriated 100000,
Shall not be constructed until Congress
gives further directions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
'crent assessors.
Rate pr. ct. Corrected
nddel OF ded. pnlnatiofl.
s7ss,969 81

The remaining Towns of Platteville,
Potosi, Smeltscr, Jamestown and Lima,
your committee recommend should re-
main without correction, the same as re-
turned by the assessors considering
that they bear the proper relation TO all
the towns Of the county.
Said committee also report of the per-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
> sl.3so.235 81

The committee further report that they
have increased and diminished the ag-
greEate valuation of the real estate of
the several Towns excepting town lots
TO the rates per cent, below given; and
that they recommend that all Town Lots
remain the same as returned by the DIFF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

HA despatch from Boston states
that the. widow of Prof. Webster, and
her daughter, sailed in the bark Ion, for
Faval, the residence of her son-in-law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

1.-the English government are tax
ing of providing an Asylum for Ameri-
can Fugitives who have fled to Canaaa'
Canada being to cold they think of colo
n;zinq them in the British West Indies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

T9Will the editor Of the Potosi Re-
publican tell us the price OF Blanks IN
that town? We charge 81 80 pr quire,
where only two quire is wanted. Where
several quire are wanted we have taken
81 and even less.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

EThe New Haven Bookseller, 10
whom large amount of property was
beoueathcd in England. proves to DC
Levi H. Young, printer. The fortune
amounts to $4,000 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

E1The length of the proceedings Oh
the Board of Supervisors, which are con-
cluded in to-day's paper, necessarily eA-
clude other matter. Their importance
iustifes the exclusion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

The New York Tribune of the l9lh
contains the official returns from every
county in the State except New YORK.
which shows beyond doubt that Hunt
is elected Governor by small majority
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
$176,525

SIG, 500
Your committee further report the ag-
gregaie valuation of the taxable real and
personal property, in the several Towns,
as corrected by them, as follows, viz:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

HFather Mathew administered 'n'
pledge TO l0.l2o persons in St. LOUIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

Town Lots, and the aggregate valuation
thereof, as follows, viz
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17
10 Officers, Soldiers, v idow>
Ind HEIRS

TIE suhser,brf, having established az actn
cy Tor ''t'ia'aias bcuniy lands and p--ns,un.
und'f lhs act OF lesn, are nov prepared Ia
rbls,n land warrants sud II, rs,on oci,if, aiss
tot ali su,h a. arr -n,ni, Il to wu
lst. Land b'unty ~ due to all officers,
non commissioned nfhc-u, muspcians aith
pr, alta whn served az the war OF i-ll iof
one monil, ct meic
Also All soch az served ~ any ot the Ind,
al Wars s'ncc i1,n
Al, commissioned officers wii, a. rived IN
the war with Mr1,pn-- Ds irllowr, 10 WIT
Thosr whornlfs,rd fer one year and served
n,nr months are sn,'lrd Ia Ito actcs.
lho-. vine, piist~d lot SiI ,noBis aud sefy
cd I, It. months are eniitcd 10 ~ ac~s.
All others i,o SERVED one month. nr ss
regulars, volunteers, rangers, or ln,l'u, arr
entitled To- 80 Scrs.
Ilr widows oi snld,crs "hn were kIicd ~
battle, ~, en,ti.d to .bn acres
II tirr' be no widons, il,r minor heirs Of
thc officers ct soldiers are ,ntillrd to the
buuuiy.
= Pensions for he are due To- all soch
widows Of Revolutionary officers or SOLDIERS
1t they were ,nafrrd pirt TO a
Increased pension are due 10 all such wild.
ows whose husband. were p,ns,oncd mud. Z
the act of ISIS. We shall br ready 10 al.
tend I" applications a, our office al MI times
4rIf THkALL n SMITH
Ku;land, Oct 10, l-,,O.
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NNNN<NN.
) o n N q q III TT.
ERCHANT TAILOR,

WOULD INFORM he friends snd customers
tina, he has rrf,,osed bio establishment, 10 the
building formerly crovp'ed By 4. Dyer 4
10 a. s,sr-, where may be f"and good
assortment, ~ goods 81 the latest and uio.,
f...lioBable .iyi~s, cehsis,D. oi Germs6
li'us lnths, DossL' M, Csss'rirfes, trs..ngs
aud Tsiioi I''inm'ngs, al. ef shsi l~ oi-
l-,s for 90 /. al . small advance from cost
&c Hilcu.<a ~Isains 10 get sud would d.
srll 10 calf Al gArI1~ntI - ssrsst~d 10 raa
o, no ,aie IL - also ready 10 ssa on hs
customers ss h~fe,oio'e. Garments 81 al
A,ud, made 10 order, Ia ss good style ADD
- o, msushiP AZ IA any cay. Soiiing dss..'
60 olhsr, male np H. hs, sl,s I~rriysd
IA. krj~rrt uiFasiusH lof Ia. t.ii ass ",s-
lrr''of i-,Sii A. u
k4u.a5 g. iuL to
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17

main'aln ~. iaiceri'v ef the Union /.
Hri ''.' .S'i !" ccu";r,lance, chienuasc
or apologize, fer n slsia ~ s.-a.s-,,Ll,
dasun'on or rebellion. against the author.
u, ~; tho Caitod States.
. have received from nv rredrces,or
Communications from several ~ III,
States. whirh will. n; mn rNly day. be-
Transmitted 10 yau. Among these. /. y
communication from the Governor OF
Virginia, reiurn,n. tho resolutions ni
ihe legislature Of ,hi. State. transmit.
tel TO him n, their request. I, will b,
rccolleclc1. that u similar proceeding
va, had D., the State 81 Nirsinia. a few
years since. Accompanying tbs RIM
mnnicaiIou Of the Government of Nit.
g'nin Is copy If RESOLUTION 81 ,hri,
General Assembly. requesting that ih,
resolutions & crn The Stat, OF Vermont
abe returned 10 the Governor of Yer.
mont. and that TIC GnrsJnoy Of IL,
mont ir informed that the Legislature
Of Virginia understand their cnnsi,,u
ilonal rights and mean 10 defend them"
How far such "A resolution COMFORT.
with The dignity of the State Of Vir.
gina | am no, disposed to inquire, md
il canno, be determined hy comparison,
as no similar resolution from any other
State has ever been received That i,
lily aerurds with the rcspec, and cour-
icsy due from one state 10 another, in
the intercourse between sovereign states,
il apparent The surprise %, receiving
such u communication is diminished by
the reflection. tina, ancient states. like
ancient families, when in the course or
events they cease 10 be- first, and there.
by their dignity and Importance i. i'm.
paired. are apt TO beiray spri, Of
hauchtincss. and treat with con,umcly
those who, in the same course OF EVENT.,
are elevated TO an equality with them.
should do injustice to my own
feelings, if i omitted TO advert 10 the
late striking and affecting dispensa'ion
Of the Almighty. in the death Of him.
who had been elevated 10 the high and
exalted station of President Of the L..
, States. The unanimi,y with which MI
classes paid homage to his integrity anl
honesty Of purpose 4 his attainmcnts to
the interests of his country, his elevated
patriotism, his energy Of character. and
his splendid achievements, plainly e.
vince that the confidence reposed in him
by the people was not misplaced. Thi.
striking event, should teach US the noih-
insness Of all earthly splcn1or and great
ness, and should admoni,l those who
are in the service Of their country, 50
TO perform what is required of them,
that in their last moments they may
have the consolation of being able say,
rs he said,"l have always done my du-
ty--l nm ready to die
Permit me to assure you Of my cor.
dial cooperation with you. in all your
endcavors to advance the public welfare,
and the happiness Of the people, and to
express the hope, that under the guild
ance, and with the blessing Of ,ha, Al.
mighty Being, who has hitherto been
our Preservcr and Protector, we may
be led 10 the adoption Of such measures
and such only, as will promote the
peace, and increase the happiness Of the
people of this State and Of the United
States.
Gil. X. WILLIAMS.
Executive CHdmber,
MnWeiter, oct. l2ih, 1850.
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17
STATE OF VERMONT, III

NINi T. VI t.V h'N u. u ftti'n
District Of Rutland -. - bcrci tina,
at a srec,al session OF the Probate Court vi the
aid district Of Rutland held at Rutland ia aud
icr taiI district on the 18Th day Of OctV.
Der, a ID. 1850.
Present, Hon. Harvey Bu,ton Judge.
Whereas Russell Fish and Bradley PISA.
Executors of,l.c last Will and ties aubcnt OF
Preserved F,sh, late Of Ira, ~ sad district,
deceased trsta,c, have this day, made appi,.
cation 10 said Probate Court, proposing Ia
II ndrr an account pr their administrator OF
the cs,ai. Of said deceased
Therefore, II IL ordered by said Court that
the examination "f said account Tor allowance
aud .uch decree as t. the assets M FER hand
90 The rendition OF saii account a. to said
probate cuurt hall seem proper Bee and they
hereby are referred g. q -tatcd sc-."u .fsoid
rruhate Court To hc hrid ~ the Once - tho
Rc.istcr OF said Court IN slii Rutiand. "b the
hrst Monday being the It'll day -! Nnvombcr,
ID. 1850 and that u,ticc thereof he given by
publishing y certified COPY at the record oi the
order three weeks succc.sihcly prey iou' thereto
ia the Rutland Herald n uro ,.r,r Iriutol
at said Rutland, aud circulated IN the nci ,hhoI.
hood Of thusc iutcro-t-d IN order that all per
sons interested therein may then aud there ar-
pear before mid epur, ard object to The allow
ancn Of ,ail account, anlto .aid cree II they
see cau.c. true COPY 81 record
~ henry HALL, Ro-istor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17
CaStlctOn Seminary.

THE NEXT quarter OF this Institution Will
commence the llth of Nov. next Owing
To the increased number of female students,
i, is necessary to appropriate all the rooms Of
the Seminary building to the use Of young
ladies', and provision will be made N he vi
Iage, To board young gentlemen students, a,
an equal or less price Than they have hcr-to-
io-e obtained board N the Seminary The
Seuina', - now Jude going thorough re-
pair, and the rooiGs = Al be- carPc,"d and made
comfortable and pleasant tor The reception OF
ladies at the commencement Of the next
quarter. There will h. held a Tcactcrs Ia
sitlu,c IN the SEMINARY commencing on Mon.
dly the 18th Of October, aud closing Friday
Nov. :. Rev. Chaunoey Taylor IL employ
cd to suj.erintepd It, aud compliant lecturers
TO assist him. Tuition Vii he gra;u.tnus,
and board can bc obtained ~ the Seminary
or IN town at a reasonable priae. Al those
who are intending 10 teach the coming WIN.
ter Nlll, trust, find il for their improvement
and bcneii, TO attend
T. J. IiALLOCk.
CasilrIrn. Oct - $50 a.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the ,uNscr'ber- heins siipont.d by ih@ Ho''
the Probate Court for The i,.uict of Kutismi,
rorpuisslrHefs Ia receive r1,utUe aud "a al
,sItu,t, demands ~ all persons s24u-i the estate 4
MERRITT MOTION late o. T,n'nru'h IN 'a,l ,'t.-
trCt- dycri'eI repre- aenic GsulNent aud OK munh,
irom the ljlh ia, If Ang.. beiug aLoS.I ~ sar'
court for hat purD"ss. we 10 therefore h.fsny sF
n"l that II atten L. tic Lustrss II s,u'
sp;,,ui Al tho Dwelling house 81 JahI Sot
az the Mon lay 81 ocloisf nrSt, r"a, o. lock
q IN. uatIi four a'ohrs y NJ. nIi sad day.
HAkNtl SHAW, ic,u,,;..j,c,r,
JbiIN CORE.
Dated rinmrujb sept. 10, isJJ ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17
STATE OF VERMONT. -

District Of Rutland , MDLrttI that at
= special session Of tho Prubate Court Of the
sad District of Rutland held At Rutland ia md
Tor the .a.d District ca the 2'th day VI sept,
a. -. 1850
Whereas Dan a Spencer, administrator
Of the estate of W ll,sm Spencer, late Of Ira q,
IN SAID District deceased, 'nirs,air has th,sdsy
mad. application ~ sad Proba,, Cour, ptopu~
sing 70 render an accosnt of his adn,n,s tra-
ton of SAID estate, and praying Tor a div,s,on
of the real estate OF said deceased among tn,
heirs
Therefore, it /. ordered NY ,aidi'robate Court
that the examination Of raid account for al
iuwaucc, the decree of the re,iduc ut said e..
tate after paying debts amd expenses to the
hers. and decree for the di,i,ion vi eald real
estate Il. aforesaid, We nnI tho same are hci cby
referred 80 the stated session Of 'aid Court T."
lie held At the ofkce ui the register u ra'd
Court In said Rutland on the first Monday
heing { he 4th day of November A. -. 1880 and
that nuti.c thereof be given, by publishing II
cert fed copy ot the record OF TIN. order thr, c
weeks succe. si,ely previous thereto ia the nut
land licra i, newspaper printed at tnId Rut-
lane, ia order tina, all rcr'"n. intcfc.tcd therein
may then AMI there appear before saij Court
and object to the allowance Of aid account
and ~ said decree if they s,c cause.
A true COPY Of record. ~
Hrsny HAI, REGISTER,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17
DIR. BIGELCw

"s!i s",s bsils.a md cssii.ts.s AysIs 80 sba.s
i - tsriss ds,'- Fer.na. t.sif"v, o. b. /.
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