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The New York herald., 1850-05-02
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orR SPECIAL TELEcRAPHic CORRESPONDS,
WAsHrreroK, May I,

orR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHic CORRESPONDENCE.
wAsHINeroH, May /, 1850.
All the Compromise Committee, including Mr.. Web
fter ARE expected herethis week 80 to report on
Monday next
The land titles of California have excited the atten
ton Of the committee but they will be lef subject to
the action Of Congress.
Several clerks Of Messrs. Clayton and Ewing arc
going to speculate in Mexican titles-Mr Green
how among them.
Rumor says that member Of the House viii next
propose commtte~ If nine to investigate the New
York Custom House management.
Mr. Clay led of spendidy, to-day, for Sir John
Franklin.
In executive session, . number Of military store
keepers were confirmed.
Charlotte Cushman win play Meg Merrilies night
The committee ON he Benton aud Foote affair had
sitting to-day. aud examined several witnesses. We
expect to report the facts and leave the Senate
q Judge
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

ANrl-SIAvrRy PRoTRAcrEp MEETINGS.
meetings will commence to-day, and will create
a greater sensation than the protracted meetings
Of Doctor Finney, in this city, ten or twelve
years ago, or Of the jumpers in Wales, thirty
years ago, when three or four thousand in an
hour fell to the ground in fits, foaming at the
mouth, and as mad as insanity could make them
The an,i-elavery delegates, of every hue and Of
every cline, will pour in upon us by Monday. and
on Tuesday they will assemble 10 give people a
true notion of what free discussion can accomplish
They will be full Of all kinds Of assaults upon all
kinds OF dccency and upon liberty itself They
will essnult the people. the nation, the constitution
the representatives and senators in Congress assem-
bled. the President, the laws and the press Ha-
wing dealt their blows upon ihcsc till the game is
siale, they will next attack the church. then the
clergy then the Sabbath, then the Bible, then eve
ryihng divine and human, throughout the world,
quaueling among themselves al a fearful rate, and
possibly kicking up dsgraceful not, in order to
become martyrs TO their false PATRIOTISM false PRIDE
and sincere folly.
Such will he tho plan, the plots the scene, can
a. yet scarcely be .kc,chcd. The house will be
an ovcihowirg enc; and il. in the rush for pieces
the public should become interested and get upon
the stage, and turn the tables, by talking down and
voting down the actors, il would be case Of real
free dscusson-popular opinion rising superior to
local prejudice. and producing good result out Of
the most mischicvous elements We shall be in
tcrcs,cd TO know how this drama proceeds, and
whether or not IL will be in ono act or more
great deal can bc done in three days Three bat
ties may bc won in that time.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

FHIlsptiFHt May I-F. n
Capt Loud. Of the brig james Harshali from Maya
CUES the 18th reports that he sailed under convoy
OF the L. s sleop-of~r Albany, Com. Randolph. who
had ON tonId capt Be,cher aud crew Of the wrecked
schooner Aoith Carolina who had been uniustiy I'm
pri-cned aud cruelty treated by the authorities
Cons. bsndolph signihed TO the Governor, before he
sailed that rrnluntraton and apology would be de
msbd and enforced, aud q repetition Of gross
act of ihhumsnty would be- visited with retribusivo
justice. Next morning the Albany -tcervd for Cape
hsyien, 10 look aft, his majesty, the Emperor Sos
louaus
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rahing vi u.e nuna,o c,,y Loan.

BCrfALr, Nay AN.
The Buffalo City loan Of synoco wr- disposed sf BY
the Common Council, last evening as fofcs-:-To A.
Iaithn. of this city. Sl0oc0 payable In Nsv ioss
IN lso. at pft nium Of two and ar one hupdredifs
p,r cent To hurrs II. King. ~ Albany, $1,000. psy-
able m iss5, ut a premium Of too and twenty eight
htI d,dihs per cent, sioo'o 90, payable In lsSs
At {. premium q two and rss,y one hunaredths per
sst sl,uoo do pay able In 1862 as premium oft~e
srs ninety on..hsndr,atbs per cent snd slo op 40,
K.yahI. Va 1tts sts premium Of ths~s sud t~esty-
i've sps- Asnsre a. pr svna
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Bosros, May I, 1850.
There is frcshet In the Mcrrmaet. above Concord.
A number Of bridges the Psmigcwssset have been
swept away. The Concord Railroad. and the Norwich
and Montreal rsds have suffered considerable damage
five or Elk hundred feet u the Concord road havo
bSn carried away The evening train, lsst evening.
eould not pass bow bridge The Union bridge near
Isd.tn.es aud Dlsir's Briage In Camptown, hsd both
been swept away. Ateoelcek last evening the water
a falling Al toreofd
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Tr- vrs-v1, I1ovs.--The democrats have
;r.urrphsd ia Vmrnia-buf this Is merely local
tuuugh Nainiy. ~ two surri-s have only one
c7inicn. Thsy are unised op thc great national
qucsiicn q N ssy. u " f-Ie that SON. Of them
are in favor of tie Nashville Convention, hui even
tha, dsro-i'ios y pas-inq trsy, ~ = prouE-~- n
be a hind of Dufslo Convention, snd 81 ~ more
con'cquencc. The T-est protecfion 81 VRgints,
and of every other state. = n niry aniiy no-.
unity hcnccior~ard. and snify forsv>r CooysB-
t,cn- are posy and ridiculcu.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

ANTrEESr TnrALs.-Tbe anti-rent question,
which involves the title of the descendants OF the
Livingston family 10 some 240O0 acres in Great
Lot No. of the Ilsrdenburgh patent, situate in
the counties ~ Sullivan and Ulster, will, probably
he tined a. the Utter Circuit, being held nv
Judge Watson. The plaintiffs in the cause are tn
children Of the late Commodore RidgeIy, one ol
whom is the wife of James Schot, Jun, Esq, OF
Durdah, Pa, and another of whom is the wife Of
r.. George Croehan. Esq., Of Ulster county the
other plaintiff 10 Miss Ridgey r1tr
The plaintiffs derive title from the late Chancellor
Livingston, who wac grandson Of Robert Livings-
ton, named one of the propr~tors of the Har-
denhurrh patent, in partition Of said patent made
IN 17l9, between The propretoIs. His interest in
The Hsrdenburgh patent is derived from Johannes
llsldenburgh, Philip Rokely, and other paten,ees.
The present owners, and those under whom they
claim, have been in possession, therefore, of the
premises for nearly leo years.
The anti-renters who live upon the premises,
and many Of whom hold under leases OF portions
thereof claim that Great Lot No. 4, or great
part Of it, is in the Rochester patent; and one of
their number having taken deed under the trus-
tees Of Rochester, they all claim under this latter
conveyance.
The cause will he an interesting one, dis
closing some Of the schemes by which the anti
renters hope TO shake of their obligations. The
attorney for the plaintiffs, as we are informed is
A. c. Niven, Esq, Of Sullivan county, with whom
is associated S. Sherwood, Esq, of this city. The
attorneys Of the defendants are r. r. and C. II.
Westbrook, Of Ulster county, with whom are asso-
ciated, as counsel, M. SchoonInaker, Esq, ]. o.
Lindennan, Efq, and J. c. Forsyth, Esq, of Ulster,
and Azor Taber, Esq, of Albany.
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The state OF sn. Canal.

ALBAry, Nay i.
There is nothing doing here. IN. freshct l. slowly
sub-idinE From syracuse learn that sncthsr break
hnd occurred In the canal three mites o. 3edie,
which VIA thought would requr. three foar days
TO rpalr Navigation will doubtless be suspcnded for
"a hours. A dam has been thrUwn across tss ssnsi,
to allo~ Osv,ro bt ats 60 tas.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Frss Nrsrfsr~ hs-lrr wa-r----~ Yes
t,rday mCrnug dre tfCks out w ta- sr~1i storJ n
the londsd unirhcuss IN atsr street fhe fll-g q
the ssbls ot VI hich had kfisd 1NuJ =s- a1r-
say. 1hc Insurance watch sxtuxutsnrd g. t1lrIf
much dsmaCc with the hcsr Vhi-b th-y haf taea
usBs the snouidsriur ruins q Nc -
A MtyrAtr ~ rus rrHsor.-NrS Ellsn Grsvs. ths
sister of nrs Reed. Who WIS shot by Reed rhsr 90
D. nd IN the back ~ the house cf Mrs Orave- uot
fnis1 cot q of Tu..isy reported IL -ns another
w,EsH ~ tLs same namo.
g..,Ir 90 fsstzRs Tuctdsy evening. about seven
~sio.k . sslsrsd man. named William Wilson. while
"A .fsyktr~ a tls Ftse Points seriously wounded
10 ~ si fa.n ~ stUBD Dag ag~inst the point q a
k..g. wflsl .sss Der s.4ofsd man had tn his hani,
.-vs.. III. tsas Ths woaBdsd man vss vss sent o.
a.. 80 nsstit.I snd tiss v0and va pronounced, ~
e..s A. ss4s a. "a satsntsns@ ~ dangsfvus one
S.a~srpficps ~ ths sfso0Dt a s%oNg bs,s b<n
~~ins "a seg tts stosk - Tn lbtfna
.a~.sx ssatseas ~ ecnaset taf ~fy sith the by-s
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Those vbc intend 10 change ,heir r,-aenes s~ N.
ls Msy ~ii pease nctify Of the hs, stating w.
pssse sherr the paper s ief, ~ wsn a. sbs, ~
vbish 70 n " BE- hsrcafs~r ssrvsA
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democrats aud one whig absent

The intsrvtn ming ballots did not differ materially froa
the fret and last In the event Of election to-mor
row. the present Governor holds over The constitu-
ton provides that the Governor shall be chosen the
second day Of the session. H. however the House b
organized this evening, OF tomorrow, the choice Of
Governor will be effected without much dinicuty, In
Joint ballot
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bosros, May I, 1850
The argument In relation TO the Wit of error in,
w,b.,srs ease will be argued in the supr,,ss Cours,
on saturday n,st
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

CADET ArroTNTMENr.-M Henry Clay, jr., has
been appointed as a cadet at West Point. This is
right aDd proper. We may expect him to arrive,
eventually, at the highest honors of the institution
if he inherits any Of his grandfathers talents and
firmness
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

IsrrRrsIrse yKos BAnAM..-The Dahama Jegsla-
turc have recently passed act, taxing OF tho export
duty fruit, and also. the tonnare duty on vessels
clearing from any Of the islands Of that colony with
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
Connecticut Leg1aIatu ure.

NEw IIAvEs May Id O'Clock p. NJ
The Hon Samuel Ingraham, (dem) was chosen Pre-
sdent pro tenn. Of the Senate, by 10 out Of ~ votes
Mr. ii y. Fuller elected clerk.
The House failed in organizing, and adjourned untf
this evening
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Die Hh6tige esflab enbia Cine Siu
unttr obi9em stei IN In berleBten SiBun9 esS eon-
9rciies pailirt pelde ben SflapenbaItern bas We6t
usrlsibet ibre entlaufenen Sflapen 5urild 3ubolen
mcnn iie fd, aud, f6on in ben reien Stdaten befn-
ben Dies ipar inter ben friber beftebenben 0cIet-
,cn nibt Der Sau. aSenn es ben fll6ti9en Stlapen
oeIana, bic @rcnsen Der Stlapen-Staaten gu iibcr<
I6rciten 70 poren ie in ben meiffen Sdlen Dor Der
9erfolgun9 9ef6ert; baS Ginian9en berlelben mar
ben Gigentbimern mobl nibt unmS9ib, aber bod
nit peIcn Sbpieri9feiten perbunben, tpobon mir
mebrere Seipciie baben 9as ncue 8eieb bebt ale
biele Sbipier9feiten auf unb bat baber grcBe Muf.
rc9un9 unter ben shgeru in ben freeu Staaten per-
uriabt, ipeil iib unter bcnIeIbcn mabr6enIib cline
bcbcutenbe Gnjab cntlaufener Stlapen bcinbet, bic
nun in @efabr iteben pieter ab9ebclt 5u iperoen.-
Sn Steu 0or, 8ofton unb antern SftIiben Stdbten
baben bic gte9er bereitS @eammlungen 9tbaltcn unb
ibren llnpilen ber bas neue @eleb Ofentlib auS9e-
ipro6en, unb 9an5c Sd)aaren bapon ipanbern mad
CANADA, no le Dor Der @erfoI9un9 fiber int.
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ein,pohaer aus BEN 96lafs unb beinab, an
OerlieBen nas Oorf uno bssaten (leb omf n;s
jenieits bee Ocrfes gelesene gbene. ms o.
init Spannilns bic febredlihe 2atbafironbs
srparteten. Oie gladt mar aiemiitb bsG.
pl6Blib mnroe eiu tonnerdbnlihes Rrad,sn
seb6rt uno aualeebsr 3eit fab man cine bidbte
9tautnolfe fldb BEN Sers berunterwdf,sn
0roBe Selsmaden ttir3ten bon Der 6cbe, an.
itbeinsno auf bas untenlieaenpe Scrf. 0as
0et6le war filrbterlib uno man slautte aUs
semein, pab oas Sorf Derfctattet Iei. 4ls
aber bic einncbner (lb ocrtbn tssaten, fans
een lte plebt Dor bem einen gnrc bes Oorfes
elnr tnrebterllebe Dianer Don folc0alsn Sells.
tltfsn anfsetbirmt. llnssfabr 90 Der bers
untsr9sitiir5ten SeIsbltae tatsn bic &rS6e
flsinsr Sdnlsr. nnb 3abaofe anosre flno bon
aerinacrsr Sr66e. OitsIeb itt ss, bas bjs1e
SelsmaiIen cine 3eitlans in iprer jebisen &as
&c tleiben ptrbcn 9ie 8sfahr 1T atsr i'm.
msr cine botbt prcbencs, oa oisieltsn seraoe
inter psm 4tbanse aufsetbhrmt fnp.
Sn elmer Sirebe ,m 8rocflpn foG fir,lob
all clncm Sonntas Olprasn Gin prcllsr 2,pi,
lbenfaIl ben grnlt bee Sotteebienites sstt5rt
baten. Sem Oraanittsn mar Iein fIenes
bunbthcn III bic Rircbe naebaslaufsn. 3us,
9eleb mar absr aueb cine RaBe auf Der Orael.
9allerle, cbne ba6 man beren @esenwart (tdb
ju ertlaren rpe6. Gsnua, oas 6hnbeben ents
oefte, ,ple aeraOs Der 6srr pfarrsr i'm feier.
lititen Sehcte tcgritfeu mar, has &aBtsn
unp iegte oaiIelte in iclebe unatt, caB es nit
elnsm unaebrureu SaBe bon Der SalIerie
nldbt auf Die Sanjel - nein, auf bsn patlcr
isltlt iprans, ber beftis erietrsft psritnmmtt. q
SOB einss s-Blan
ter ans Scrbeaur (Sranfrsieh) sntbaltsn ole :
nabsrn llmltancc i.bsr ern SOB res &uftlebif.
tsrs Sale. CT Iiiea auf sincm ponp rsitenb
ailf uno teipirtte in acrinasr Gntternnn9 bon
rer Start cine aliflibs S1isbsrlaGnna Ser
pcnp wuree Iosasbunpunben, nno mabrtMb
Sale oamit bGhaftiat tpar, pas lbrisssblir
tsne, niebt Uertrauttte &as aussulalen, CAB
Der Hntsr nah unb Der Sallcm, rpelebcr auf
pieIe wetle BON lelnsm 6auptasmitbt tefrst
mar, itics pl6gidb auf. GIN 8aumatt, ali
rpclthem Der Nnfrr bdnasn bIisb, bradb ab u.
Der Stc6 tiir5te bas &uftibiff nm, Sale bislt
ittb an elnsm Der Strfe fslt uno wurce in
cieism aefdbrlieben 3ultance 14N1sile wsit
fcrtssrltitn, 100 sr bermtsrfieI, sn:wsoer init
Dem Sallcn ooer tepor oirlcr lant. Ssm
Sorper, Der gang SsrIbmettsrt mar, YoMrbe in
eIntm QEaIoc ssfunben. QDie rs GtbiCn, mar
lsIn 9ob frfcrt CrfOlst. er bintsrls6 siue
gran nit Einrerm. CIR mar fir IL tuft.
tabrtsn cnaa9irt jebr 3u 90 pfp. Strliua.
es bei6t. baB Der poIijsi'prafsft in pars
allie Sallcn. Gufitsisunasn, ,pslebs nit auBer,
aerobnihrn ScritclIunsea psrlnht psrcsm
lollsn, rsrtcten bat.
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9otbtsr vca atrabam Ioam, an Ses!asfu6,
i'm Stem >sbensjabre. ''' g'F ny
--am A. Oct. in Bern, Saeob 8arlet, i'm
64ltem Sabre fence alters. lll1s0
--am 25. 9spt, in 6ersfcro, @scrs wiss.
ner, i'm 48ttcn >sbsnsjabre.
am Is. Sspt, in Center 3aunf., Daniel
paut1tb, otfhmibt i'm 37n. $sbtnsjabrt.
j .--am 7. Oetob., in eieisr Staot, linn g.
8cob, 9Dittms bon Dan. Goob, i'm 4shen
Sabre ibrss GItrs. -..,.s.y .rs..'.-
am 2S. @spt., in Waibsnerief, &ueiaua
9bneipsr, ebefrau BON }faae 9ebnsistr, i'm
24lten $c6snsjabre. N5a55!1Iato hoe
ID am %. Sspt. in 8rdnmieeb, an aftrs.
I6pa6s .Srbann @. Spobn. i'm gotten Sab.
re feines Hlters. .'e' -
am 90. Scpttr, in 8rinwitltb, 4pam
Oh, i'm 67itcn Sabre isinss 4ltsrs. lrs.
r, Z, .--am l9. Sept., in Hlbanp, @amusl, Gin
Srbn pcn Saect Gsinbart, i'm i7trn SABRE.
-in ber Stadt bonn lsBttn GamRaa auf
Scnntas, in bisisr @tabt, DIARY 8cpcr. G.
bssattin BON 5sinrisb 8cpsr, im bobcn altu
pon s3 Sabren.
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Serbeir0tbet.

-rnrtb zen gbrip. G. u. pauli, ant s. 90,
toter 5err OaUio Sraas nit Orib W1arp
INN Bare. tsloe bon &anealter gauntp.- am
6ten. 6err Bennepille $ainln nit Wlib glila.
tetb Sertram, tcibe bon 6ticeItera.
-rureb ben gbrw. 1Sm. pauli. am /. Oe.
toter, Or. pbilip 6ob nit Dli6 6snristta
Wotbdrme!. Den Nibmonb. -am Steu, 6r.
spaul Ssissr nit DliB glilatstb wampIebsr
BON Ncbefcn. am 5tsn, 6r. Saniel Simass
man NIT OliB Wiarp Sane Nolanb, pon Ell,
IaB, -6r. erDaro 6a9e nit W1i6 gatbaris
~ 2Scpenltmiet, bon gumru. ant 6tsn,
5r. Ibam 9ebneiper init OVi6 preeilla Sci.
Ter, bon eliab, = -5r. qBm. 0efsr nit W1i6
glTatetb SsiIer, bon Nneeemtmancr,-5r.
2Sm: 9sller NIT Wlib Sopbia Brsitiaau,,
bon Nueeomtmauor.
-onrtb ben gbrrp. II. 6. sciAtab, am 8.
Oetct., 6srr Samss Srit, bon 9uIpchcden,
nit Olib Carolina 9Ba!bcrn, bon Nban. 60.
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9ept, 6srr Saeob pctt nit Wli6 4mslia
2Derner, bcioe bon 6eibrlbers, -am 29ften,
6err QDilliam Srsbt, bon Oh. t.s9uIpebcfen
init OiiB Diaria $amiii, bon Norbs 6sipslbsrs
-pnreb Den gbr,p. 3. DlsGs, am 81. Ssp.
6err Soferb 6srBel, bon Stbnpltin Co., nit
O1iB elilabstb Sbsa, bon psnn. -am %.
ltcn. 5r. Scnas Slemmer NIT D1if 9nlanna
2Sasner, belize bon Bern, -6srr Sobannss
9Sann, BON Ober:8ern. NIT DlB Waria
6aat, BON Center. ...
-eureb Den gbrp. 3. g. German, am s.
Oct. 5err Saecb 3rl6usr, BON psrrp, init
WllB Olarp s6Wenters, bon 9amaqua.
--nureb ben gbrp. Sfaae Noer, am Stem
Oct, 5srr Salomon Sittlsr bon 1Dei6enb.,
$eba Co., nit Dlib Nebsfa sspan, BON ara.
ratawnp. GIN stem, 6err 4mos ScrB, bon
giia6, nit Diff Sarab Sotb, bon Nittmonb.
---am 6ten, 6srr QBm. gilbert init D1ib SIC.
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aser gsissrale @sessasgasr.
Neabim9, BEN Is. Sctpber 1850.
O-Grn 0tt9Iicbrrn bcs "9eutI6cn 9au,g3er-
Gins" bient bicrmit dur &abri6t, baB Der 3abunsS-
acrmin fir ben @lonat October beute enbi9t

- D@9er dmtIibe gSablberi6t bon @erts Gauntp
shbet f6 anf Der 9c9enIbrrffebenten Sete Die
samcn Der a0bi9S inb nit pOnabti9en anfan9s-
9ub1aben 9eicBt ..
Die nn9eipGbnllte Gr0Be biefcS 9tritbts bat ben
Raunl I'M bcut9cn Scobabter 5iemlib Ipar1am &C.
mabt uno mcbre anbcre SrtifeI bardus bcrtrdn9t,
namentlib aub bic @a6r6ten bon Der g8abl in an
bern Gdunties SbIcbte gtabrdten tcnlmen i'm
mer frdb9cnu9, babcr wirt eS nd6fe a8o6e nob 3eit
ien beieIben mit3utbeilcu.
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Das @efultat Der g8abl In Ohio iif bem bon
YsnnfbIpanen 5emli6 9ei6
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Nleranoer :. :. Stuart
ga. Sefrstdr bss Snnern.

eaneaitsr etsn Oft. Sranbitiftuna
n . clum 81 a.-QSis mir aus bsin rs o.
lunbia Spp" srisbsm III in snsr Staet absrs
mails cine Branoififtuna porss fallen. lin uns
9sfdbr 7 llbr am Mcr9en pom Sonntaa Dor
abt Sa9sn sntosfte man, bas Der Stobr oss
tosrrn Deter Saesman i'm ;nsitsn @tcfwerf
I'm Sranee mar. Die bsrbsisssiltsn 0susrlsuts
brabsn bic Ssnfsr auf uno burtb bas reitblifs
0uf9isssn BON Wa0tr 9slans 60 ibnsn ben
Srano tu l6fbsn, nabosm burd Seusr uns
0Saifr pisl Sbabsn anssribtst mcrben mar,
Der auf 100000 anas9ebsn mire, Der absr
eurb 9srlibsruns Staa ssbeft ftin foa. i
Oas Ssusr mar bas qI'srf zines 8ranoffifs
tsrs, pslbsr ourb Elm bintsrss Ssnifer in ben
Stobr sinbrah oann in oas jpsits @tofrpsrf
9ins ano In psrfdispsnsn Sbsilen bss Simmsrs
Die bort bsfnoIibsn sntjinobarsn StoTt in
Srano ifsfts. .aaI.5asa r mi
6srr palosman ,par unscfdbr sins bal6e
Stunoe Dor Der gntbsfun9 bes Seusrs i'm
Stcbr 9sipsien, ba CT absr feline BsranlaIIuna
bate in bas siuets Sfodrpsrf Su ssben, rpurbs
sr baffsttt nid)t 9ewabr bic bas Der Teusrldrm
efboben wures. Wan prb iidD ernnern, eas
pr. 6alosmdnn ror sinssr Ssit sinen Brief
smpfns, ipsrin ibm nit benz Risbsrbrsnnen
telnss siasntbums sebrobt ,purbs, unb bas Dor
ansefabr S'psi HObsn elm ibm ssb6rssr Staa
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Der Circus f0mmt. - RclId's gotionoI
Sramatlber 9ireuS. boS beriibmteffe GtabGNemcnt
Der Writ in ben Ser Staaten, prb ndbffcn 8reituo
Nabmitta9s unb Sbenbs, in bicicr etatt gorIteI.
lun9en 9eben. gSr Ienfen tabcr bic NufmertIamfcit
un'frer 6reunbe auf Die Nn3ci9e Der @eIcaIdaTt in
elmer anbern Spotc. ScbCr 2icbbabcr bon berolci.
ben SunftbcritcIun9cn oIlte bcielben be1ud,en unb
SeNer Der 25 Gents fir taS @er9ni9en ipenbet, piro
fbcr ben polIen g9crtb tdiir betonlmen.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-12
CYRUS COMSTOCK,
~ CHANCERY


WILLIAM COON mn
JOSIAH ntRROWS.
Wuepr,s Cyrus G. mslotk, Fl Lewis, in the
,.1nnr Of E-sr~ aud State of New York. bath
ill'd in the t5 Ire of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Chsnccrv, Ia the County OF Addison. aud State
Of Ncrmcrt his Till oI complaint against VIII
liam Cook of Bridport, in said County, and
josiah Burrows Of SprinrfcM. in the State of
Illinois stating. that, on the first day OF June
a. ID 1883, the sid w. Cook made and cNccu-
ted aud delivered to said J. Barrows, lis writing
OBLIGATORY sigu,d with hi. hand and sealed with
hi, seal III the penal sum Of quo dollars with
:. condition Hereto annexed. that said Cook, his
heirs &C.. should pay TO the orator or to Noly
Coins,ock then the wife of the said orator, the
sum of $40 dollars with interest atnnany, in
ininucr flowing, viz the interest Oh said sum
nrl 80 much ui the principal as To- amount to
100 dollars. to be paid on the first day Of April
A. y 1899, AMI also 0OdJllars On the tdal
Of Nur in each succeeding year. until the Sa'd
S1l lnllsr> with interest annnally is pad; pro
,ticd hat IL the ssii Molly Comsiovk, wife Of
,fe orator aforesaid shuul dcccasc hcfurc the
fail pavnlent Of sn $50 dollars with the in
tcrr.t rs aforesaid, TINT the remainder shond be
iril 10 the said Josiah Barrows. lis executors
tr administrators in five years from the date Of
sid Boui - VIII the first day ct june y. d.
t>9s. and to sccurc the payment Of the said
SUN, Of money specified in the condition of sd
Boat on the same first day Of june ~ d ls3S,
H., sid w Cnuk shade, executed and delivered
tn the said j BarroNs, lis mort-ng' decd OF
36i acre, and - TO Is Of land, situated and ~
I'M, ~, sail B-i l2prt. and hcine fari of lot No.
- an ill.,. 81 division Of the original right Of
Nathaniel NDo~a with Il condition thereto an
noxcl. that il fhc SAL, Cook. his heirs. cXe,n
Tor, or administrators sholU ""Y to INC said Jo-
-iAa hi, heirs. executors or adm '>ira'ors, or
t, the orator. or to Molly Comstock. ne "Ilc OF
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-12
OVERWHELMING

Merchants aud rom those of every station name and
degree among mankind-all OF which, without one dis
senng objection, pronounce this Ointment 10 ne 1ool
As day by dav il unobirusivey extends its sphere OF
action along The borders of Vas county aud Is cir
culaed thruughou lis extent evidences OF lis pow
er and new pInnis OF its efficacy are continually deVe
oned Three millions OF boxes are applied To disease
within the last years has established the astounding
fact beyond the power III cavih or Contradiction ina
tits lNfALLlBLE In the cure OF all lumors, ulcelsl
Sores, Burns, reuer plies, Scoiula, Efysp las Chil
blaius, Srad Head, sore Eyes, Oumsy, Group hheu
matsn Broken Breast, Ague In The lae,i Cofnsi &c
Il completely restores Ilhe lsskNsIaLE PERsfiRAiloN
and by this means opens those avenues by whch nature
Intended In expe the morbid matter OF the body-'hn
the system ceansed, the blood purhed, ana inc heai
| restored 49,,
Wholesale and Retail at the Grand Depot, l4l iul.
TON Street, kew-York, and by all druggists through
out the United States j. MALlSfEh, Sole Proprietor
| l.6m IA utoh-st n, \:
| AGENTS Middebury, VIM 7. Russell aud $ Moody
Bristol, J. u. Needham Orwell, Catlln x Wright Vel
| gennes +. Huntington, and w q. spraeue.
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Tho cheapest.
81 He has Gold English Levers,
81: ~ Gold Anchor Escapcments.
sss-z sssssitsssa,, Lever and Lenine Watches.
Silver English Lever and Lepinc Watches
Cold Lockers. double and SINGLE. Gold Guard
and Fob Cham Gold Guord and Fob KEYS
Gold Pen and Pencil Cases. Gold Tooth Picks
Cameo. Coral. Turquois and Cluster Pins. Box
and Gl,ss pins ,;ar Rims with Turouois and
stone SETTINGS. Ciold i.inns Plain. Chased. and
with Stone Settings. cola Spectacles, Gold
Bracelet Clasps. Silver Card Gases. Silver Or