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auction Sales This Day.

S"NN@A Ss@AAsS - AASh SaTa
SYKES, lIYDE & Co will sell at baIfnos 10 o,clocL Mt ~
magazine stTaet-Fuiniturs.
Wh z. SCOrr will sell at halfpast 10 O'Clock nj No 81
Camp slreet-Fumiture etc.
- of T.,.neetings ThIsHEvemImE.
WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. 5, in their new hail. Josephine
street. between Fulton and Rousseau streets laiayete,
at halt-past O'Clock.
CIGSrAL FnuNT DIVISION No 4, at Crystal Fount Hail.
no. III IehoupItoulas street, al haitpast7 o'clock
Daughters of Temperance
obEH4SDER UMoN, No. 8, at No. s, Mariguy Buildings
Ah'u Municipality, every Thursday, at 9 O'clock, P. NJ.
FOR SALE-A Wet Nurse, about nineteen
years OF age, with her second child six weeks old, will
oU lnW iot cash, tully guaranteed, AsOA hrst-rAe
VINO can cut and fit we'll Also-Seyeral
lioNse servants, Mechanics and Field Hands. Those
viz sa 10 purchase would do well to call on the under
signed before buying elsewhere.
gl5 tw. J, w. BOAZMAN, l57 Gravier st.
lNE-l500 barre fresh Thomaston Meadow
Jiq k t9 IN IS,9 3 and landing, for sale by
{ EEMENT-j00 barrels Denman's and Nelson Il
I,o BFTown's Ro,5pdale, ler sale by
Dig u JOHN STROUD 4 co. li5 Common st,
PLASTER PARIS-40O bbls. WOtherspoons
T. Calcined for sse by
dl9 4. JOIN STROUD & co. Il6 Common st,
FIRE BRICKs-15O,OOO English, Pittsburg,
DIS # JOHN STROUD co, li5 Common st.
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Mod Chores.

NJ We have Just received direct from Paris choice lot made
by Jouvn expressly for US.
THOMPSON & NIXON, 10 Camp st.
ull Of up fp Hewlett
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So L. o. o. f.
ss,4SzTfSaSe5 ~ HOWARD LODGE NO, H. A Regular
- Meeting Of this LodGe willb held THIS EVENING
>yNvTSH Thursday, the Grd,' Lodge Hall at I O'Clock
PunGtua attendance s requested BY der Ol the NJ g.
ut9 N. +. RICE Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

The President has officially recognized George
Amts Vice Consul of Sardinia for the port of Mobile
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The STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA. - This vessel
sailed from NewYork for this port on the 9Th inst
with the following passengers
w q TulleY, S II Johrson, D fIadden b DeBow, Mr.
Bioodgood and dasahief, MT Brown, MFs Cromwell, M
Al0ntgomeTy and lady, James j. Compton and lady, Nj
Aockhaft ard lady, 9 barney. de la Vega b Gu.
tFerls 81 Gomez, Ms Nheston and LADY, s l}eaey Nj
FOnaine, a de Ia Pono, Miss Miington Mis- larpenter
B + French and lady, James HAYNES, Nj Crotch.
We learn from the Herald of the 9th, that the
Louisiana returned to port in Consequence Of some
arrangement in her machinery.
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Amnsements Z Tlhis Iavening.

See Advertisements Of AUCTION sales on irstpag'
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AMOUNT or WARRANTS FOR ConaIssloNs

Statement Of CoDanltss5ons Recsiyed Jy Saa1,,sy
q. RISK, tr0m Second Mw0icipaI5sg, for oNe
yegr from DeceD15er H. 1919, to DeSen.5ey II,
1850, tackNsipc -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19
OUerCO0tS 6sasM CIOOhs.

hs- Just received per steamship Ohio assortment
OF OPBRCOATS, Of different styles qualities; and black
French Cloth CLOAES of So, 81, I $, and full circle
THOMPSON 81 NIXON, 10 Camp st.
dli IOt2Ip opposite HEWLETT,
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UdUENTeFs OF TempeTanOe.
oLE;S4fSDER UNION, No. 8, at No. s, Marguy Building
AhEu Municipality, every Thursday, at O'clock P. \
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NJ OF rich figured Silks Balls sorees aud Of white
MuFseliles, single and double breasted by
THOMPSON Il NIXON, 10 Camp st.
az y Up opposite Hewlett's
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ATTIC,
.eTtiiGl.
10 tilAl
avings
.IllTlans
ZEN
I,g ly
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palm OIL-30 tons Palm Oil landing and 10 .
L arrive, for sale by
dis aAYMAN 4 HOLDEN, IS Magazine ST,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
County Officers.

ADDISON CoUNTY.-The entire Wing
Ticket is elected by majorities ranging from
l000to 1900, as follows:
Sendtors,-JoEL RICE, EDWARD SEYy
MouR.
Judges,-CALvIN G. TlLDEN, Matthias
L. KEEsE.
MeriN-DAvID S. CnURcn.
High BaiGf,-WILLIAM JosLIS.
States .AuorneN-JoHS PRoUT.
In the Probate District of Addison, Hos
RATIO SEYMOUR, Wing, is elected Judge,
by majority of about 700. In the Probate
District of New Haven, HARVEY MUNsILL,
Wing, is elected by 4lS majority over Hora.
ito Necdham, and by 36S over ALL
CHITTENpEN County, The on,ire Wing
County ticket is elected in Chittcndcn Coun-
ty--with the possible exception of States
Attorney, for which Office the vote runs very
close between Maynard and SAKE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

O. Last year, in speaking of the
result of the election, We said owe
trust this is the last appearance Of Free
Democracy on the boards Our pre-
diction has been fully verified. The
name is everywhere discarded this year
as odious. The unfortunate sufferers
who found themselves clnging to the
wreck of that concern last year made
all haste to seek the shelter of " Democ-
racy." For this purpose they nomna,
ted Lucius B. Peck for Governor, a
man who was supposed TO loathe Free
Soil from the bottom of his heart
And now where are theyi Look at the
returns and see.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
The Gold Pen.

We published, some time since, certain
statements respecting the origin and his
tory Of the Gold Pen, now so universally
used. II appears that true account Of
the matter has not yet been written, and
we willingly give place 10 ,he following
corrections, from one who understa nds the
whole history, and whose sIalemeuis-w
may add, Tor the sake Of those who are
unacquanIed with their author are enli-
lied 10 The most implicit confidence. Mr..
CLEVELAND is an Episcopal clergyman,
and native Of THE Stale. He Is The gen.
eman mentioned in our former article as
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
Memorandum Of tic Adirondaos.

loD'hned from Professor Post
The mountain ranges Of Essex County,
New York, run from South West TO North
East.
The first is called the Luzerne range. com.
mencing in Luzerne, near the head Of Lake
George, and terminating within the bounds
Of Essex County at Ticonderoga.
The second rises IN Maylield, west of Luz
zcrne, near the Mohawk, passes obliquely
through Scbroon and Crown Point, the high
est portion in Schroon The chief eeya-
ton is Blucbeard's Mountain. or Mount
Pharoah tsiugulary idontical,l in Schroon
The third range traverscs the Mort West
angle of Schroon, Elizabeth, Moriah and
WIlsborough, where it terminates on the
Lake.
Dix's peak in West Morah is tie hiphcs,
of ;his range.
The fourth, the great chain, rises north oil
Little Falls on the Mohawk, passes centrally
through the County, entering it at the south
west angle and terminating upon the Lake
at Port Kent This, in New York State
parlance, is the Clinton Chain. The cen.
trail part, consisting of several mountains Of
nearly 5000 feet elevation, constitutes the
Adirondac group.
The highest among these, Mount Marcy,
Is o4o' iect ABOVE tdc' ny Iroi. Emmons
measurement by Irof' Benedicts 1887,
Inc general course OF these ranges Is from
south west TO North East, but the noun
talns mere called the Adirondacs are parable
win eagn o'her, ana extent north and south,
10 W.T. Mount Marcy on the East NJ. Mar
I'm mIIdie' mcintyre ives the Adirondac
or lndian pass wing west ct the latter, be
tween IT. ana wal iace' Niprciop' 1000
ieet hIlh'lt' apex rsng from cone, q
ridge l6 ieot wide, Is IN a range, from the
east with Bad Mountain IN Moriah and
Mouut marcy hlielace Mounta Is
ABOUT oVVV icet hsh' the northernmost OF
all the nigh peaks named from slide on he
west sac, whlch occ lrieh some ihIrl! -iive
Years ago 1t Is the richest held oil Alpine
Botany IN the cluster, ana the most ac-
rcssiDlc. For Typographical purposes also,
1t Is the most eligible point
On the West II commands view OF va
r'e'y OF lakes, including Long Lake, which
constitute the sources OF the Saranac' Ausa-
PIE Racket ana Hudson rivers. Norihward
" commands 'he slope towards The St Law
renee an" inc country oeyond-westwaTd
inc Hroen mountain range seems close at
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
ruE pErp. uuskY, HoLLow COUGH

or the victim of Consumption Is one Of the most a~-
fu sounds that ever fell upon the human ear Cure this
Cough at once or delay may be fatal. TAe greatest
comedy now known for such complaints. IS the HUNGA
RIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by DR.. Blu
chan Of London, Engnad and recently introduced into
this country under the immediate supernsondeuee Of
the inventor.
This unrivalled specific viii not only relieve bnt
.necdilv and efTectually CURE whoa al other
nave prevailed. Make no experiments whatever upon
the delicate tissue OF Ihe lungs but seek thu IN.
abe remedy aud you are safe. Under it, benign aud
sauatve influence, the NEST obstinate aud dangerous
Cough IL speedily removed. Splitting of blood, 50
armng s entirely prevented; nghtsweats, which multi
~ the restoring pow or Of sleep checked inhamma.
ton is reduced pain aud soreness ~ the side are felt no
unforuna sufferer is restored FROM the awful
condition OF the Consumption to healthy and comfort
able existence.
DAVID BRADLEE & SON, 100 Washington Street,
Boston, sole agents for the United States aud BRUSH
Professionalism price, one dollar per bottle,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

In favor of Dr. Rogers Syrup Of Iiserwort, Tar, and
C.nrhalarua WIN J. RICHARDS VI. ID, of Cincn-
natl Ohio says that" Mr.. Charles W ade Vas quue low
Win the carly stages OF Pulmonary Consumption, for
0hich had been treating him Ia the usual manner,
though h less than my usual success Al his
Li,erWori Tar, aud Canehalagua. and sufficiently
satisfied Of it, scientific composition TO allow the trial
aud am obliged to confess its effect was, least
prisng nsomuch, that amer the Of the second bot
tle my professional visits were discontinued, though
hequeauy my patient afterwards, restored 10 per-
feet health"
- See other Certificates in the Pamphlet also long
dseriisement la another column.
For Sale in Mddlcbury, by 4. h. wHEELoCk.
Sept 10, ls5O. 2o.lm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
Che Atiooleburp Register!
Middlebury, Sept. 10, 1850.
The Election.

Vermont has again gone WI ig, as US
uaN-bui by majority more decisive than
before for several years. Sutficeni
returns-have been received TO place the
election Of Judge WILLIAMS, by pop,
uiar vote. beyond a shadow Of Doubt
The Legislature will stand just
about as il did last year, when
we had fifty majority on joint ballot.
The vote is comparatively lght-being
about three fourths that Of last year
There is a great falling off of "Fee
Democracy" everywhere, and small
increase of Irregular" Locofocoism.
Two Wing members Of Congress are E.
iected--in The I'd and Sd dlstricts-and
one Cass Locofoco-in the 4th. In the
first district there is no choice-two
candidates having been run by the
Wings, each of whom has plurality o.
yer the Free Soil aud Locofoco candi-
dates, and each about the same vote.
There is no doubt of the election of
Wing on the next ttial-in ample time
to take his seat in the SOD Congress.
The result of this election is also ne.
culiarly gratifying as securing the rec,
lection Of Senator PnErps, or the cleo,
ton of some other good Wing in his
place.
Below are the returns so far received,
as much in detail as it seems worth
while to publish them-the general result
being the thing Of chief consequence
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

Conn'-Edward w. Hooker, lsl4, Sec.
Rhet. and Eccles. Hist. CINNAMON, n. II.
-lleman Rood, 1919, Sac. lit. New
Hampton N.Il.-EIi b. Smith, 1928. Tbeol
and Pastoral Duties. Lane Seminary. o.
Geo c. Deckwiih, 1922, Tbeol. 'fbeol
Sem. of O. at Gambier-M. r. c. VIM
1920, Ecclcs. Hist. Prot. Epis. Sem #
Va Reuel Keith, 1914, Thcol oay. Coium.
bia, 5. C.--George Howe, 1922, Sac. Lit
Professors in Medicdi CoLieqes-Castle-
ton, Nt.-Thos. p. Mathews Anat Phvsol.
and Chem.i Solomon Foot, 1926. Natural
Philosophy Indiana Med. Coll-Tona. A.
Allen, 1915, Mat. Med, Therapeut. and
Med. Jurisp.
Bishop IF he Diocese Of Rhode Island
John j. X. Ilenshaw, ls0s.
Twenty of the Alumni of the Col.
lege have received the Degree d. d.; seven
that Of Ii. ID. Three hundred and ninety
seven have been ministers and twenty-fonr
have been foreign missionaries number Of
graduates, S77.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

The motion for reconsideration was then
put and carried.
The question again recurring on The en-
grossment Of the bill, it was ordered to be
engrossed, by vote OF los to 90.
The announcement Of this result was fol-
lowed by boisterons applause
Order being restored, the title oflhc bill
was amended so ms to include Territorial
government for New Mexico.
The bill was then finally passed by IA
vote of 107 to 81.
Amidst much excitement and disorder
the House adjourned.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
Missouri Election.-.ORoial

ST. LOUIS aug 20
The official vote shows the election Of
Wing Congressman in three OF the five
dislricls-all gain.
Mlller's (whig) maj, in the 81 district, is
"a over Green, au,i-Benlon.
This gives the Wings members OF
Congress out Of five, being gain OF three.
Willard p. Hall, anti Benton, has been
elected TO Congress from Tie 4th District,
by 50 maj, over Charles Bowman, Wing.
The Legislature is now complete and
stands Go Wing, "a Benton, and AZ anti
Benton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
The Legislature.

Returns from 29l towns give the following
result -
Wig Representative, i25, opposition 90, choice d
Wing majority, IS Nine towns to hear from.
" hig Senators, Bennington Co, ?, Wind
ham, 3, Windsor A, Rutland 3, Addison 2,
Chittendcn2, Franklin, 8, Orleans 1--20.
Old line in Lamoille and GrandIslc. 2,
Free Soil, Caledonia ?, Orange 3, Wash
ington, 20
Doubtful. Essex !.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
Denmark and the Duchies,

Oar latest accounts from The Seat of
War extend 10 the 20ih. A skirmish took
place on the 18th midway between Schles
wig and Renshurg, by the lOth Holsiein
battalion having il position in the out
post of the llolslein army, and advan cing
ncrhward against the Danish outposIs,
which werecontinually disodged lromlheir
position At Krowt This done, the llol>
steiners fell back into their former posi-
lion,
looming Frcdrcksadt is still held by
The Danes. Eyresladl advices report that
district was occupied by the Danes, On the
l7lh uli, and that numerous contributions
were exacted from the inhabitants.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

CONFERENCE.-The Washington
Republic and the Iniellgencer contain
a column of combinations by the Sen,
ate, of appointments made by The Pres
ldent. We select those from Vermont 4.
CoiLeotor.- Albert L. Callin, for the
district of Vermont.
Posfmasfr.-Lulher p. Blodgeti, of
Burlington, VI.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

HOMESTEAD ExEMPTIoN.-The Leg
islature Of Maine (Which has Just ad,
iourned) repealed the Homestead law
passed by that body last year. For the
interests of all classes, and especially oI
laborers Of moderate means, we hope
our own Legislature will follow this
wholesome example.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
Austria and Hungary.

II is said that the people Of Hungary
are becoming more reconciled To the new
government, but the mobiles OF both Hun
gary and Austria we're very much discon-
tented. The coronation OF the Emperor
presents great difficulties. The question
to be decided upon is whether, as was
formerly the custom, he shall be crowned
in each separate province, or whether he
shall be crowned once for all at Vienna, as
Emperor OF Austria.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

IHE AMERICAN ARcrIc EXPEDITIONS
A letter from Lieut.. S. 2. Griffin. commander
Of the Rescue. sent out with the Advance. 10 The
relief of Sir John Franklin, is published in he
Sdrannah Republicans 1t was dated Whale Fish
Island, Disco Bay, June %, 1850, the Rescue
having arrived there two days after Tie Adj
vance. Lieut.. Griffin says: We wiihintbe
Arctic circle--daylighl all the time Imu,t
now inform you how far we are up with the
English Expeditions and how favourable the
prospects are for It's; il hot successful in
the search OF S'r John franklin. it will be a
voyage calculated to yield credit TO our country.
Captain Penny sailed hut short time since
for Jones Sound, Captain Austin sailed only
last Sunday, and Captain Ross has not yet ar
rived the two former left England some time
previous to oui sailing from the United States.
The vessels Of Captain Austins squadron.
which we shall more Immediately rival with.
are miserable specimens Of naval architecture
dun sailers, and exceedingly hand TO manage.
Ours are not clippers in speed but most
beautiful craft 10 hanole--in fact, the verv YES
sells to navigate through ice intricacies-anI
at the same time safe, and caTallc Of being
made into comfortable winter quarters, with
the means We have.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

bUbIAL OF JOHN WHITE WEDsTER.-
From the best information that can be OBJ
tanned under existing circumstances, we
learn that funeral services were performed
on Friday evening by Rev. Dr. Walker. at
the residence Of Mrs Webster in Cambridge,
and immediately after, without being accom-
panied by funeral train, he remains Of
Prot. Webster were conveyed by Mf. John
Peakc, undertaken, TO Mount Auburn, and
deposited in the family tomb.--Bosfon Jour.
nal. 2i INST
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

o. Holden's Dollar Magazine APP
pears to he working its way to the front
rank Of the monthies, in the public es>
timation. 1t always contains articles
of real worth, while it usually furnishes
intellectual entertainment of that unex-
ceptionabIe kind which one would select
for family reading. Fowler a. Dieiz,
Publishers, New York 81 in advance
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
Remarks of Ex-President Van Buren,.

Mr.. Van Buren returned his thanks To the
asscnibage for he kind and complimentary
hotice they had been leased to take of his
appearance amongst them.
Gen. Wool, he continued, who had been
very properly selected to apply the finishing
hand 10 the noble and imperishable fabric
raised to perpetuate the exalted opinion en-
tertained by the contemporaries of the great
and good man, whose benevolent features
would forever live in the sculplurcd marble
that adorned its base, had informed the meet
ing that untoward circumstances had pre-
vented the attendance OF the friend who was
TO be the orator of the occasion. What was
expected at the hands of an absent friend,
had, 10 a great extent, been very successfully
performed by Gen. Wool. His notice Of
the conduct aud character Of MIR Wright,
and Of his enduring claims upon the respect
and gratitude Of his countrymen, had been,
in a high degree, gratifying to Mr.. Van Blu
rem. lie could not, he said, be mistaken, in
believing that it had been no less gratifying
TO this vast assembldge Of citizens, who, I'M
der the impulse Of feelings that ennobled hu-
man nature, had been drawn from various
and remote quarters, TO bear their tributes
of admiration, gratitude aud honor to this
spot consecrated by patriotism. Mr.. Van
Bnren felt il an honor to be one Of thai
number. 1t was his settled purpose, but
just now repeated to those around him, thai
however deeply he might be interested, he
would yet be but a silent observer of the ex-
citing scene before them. He was well adj
vised that ample justice would be done to The
general character aud conduct of Mr.. Wrigh
by Gen. Wool; and he did not aniicipat,
the occurrence, which, by blending his name
with the proceedings, had, perhaps, made j
his duty to say something in reference to hi
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

O. Godey's Lady's Book for Octo-
her has articles by Mrs. Neal, Richard
Coe, jr., Mrs. Ellet, w. Gilmore Simms,
and others. 1t also has two pages of
music and variety Of embellishments
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
The Silas Wright Monument.

We su6join the remarks of Hon. WILL
LIAM SLADE and Hon MARTIN VAN BU-
REN, on the occasion Of the completion of
the Monument TO Silas Wright, on the 9th
ult They were necessarily omitted in the
hasiy report of the proceedings which we
,,lli. bo1 l,st ,vcok
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

o. There were serious freshe,s on
the Schuylkill a. Lehigh rivers in Penn
sylvania, on Monday Of last week-ihe
water rising, at some points, to greater
height Than was ever before known.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

~ The indication is nav that 81
~ there will he heavy majority a
AZ against The Wings in the Leg, .S1
~ islaiure.-Brdndon Post, Sept. 81
AZ 9Th, 1850. 10
- " Merit year." ell 7
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
California Admitted

The Senate bill for admitting California pass.
ed the House on Saturday-l50 to 81.
The bill establishing n territorial government
for Utah also passed on the same day, 81 TO IS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
A Puzzle.

squares each way, making SOL squares Then
put the numbers from 10 3Gl on The several
squares ana III such manner as that each
column, in any way, added together, viii make
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
Representatives.

Representatives.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, George Wilmarih, W
Bridport, Simon u. Walker W
Bristol, Datus X. Gage IS
Cornwall, Rollin J. Jones W
Ferrisburgh, Ira Upper, W
Goshen, j. Capen,
Granville, Joseph p. Ball W
Hancock. Robert Clafin "
Leicester. William f. Wright, W
Liacoln. VIM. W. Pope W gain
Middlsbury, Joseph Warner W
MonktSn, l.. Beers, {. $.
New Haven. julius L. Eldridgc ~
Orwell, Nathan Gale, W
Panton, Loyal Kent,
Riptoli, John X. New
Salisbury, John Colby "
'Shorel!am, Bella Howe W
Siarksboro, p. Hill, W
Yergennes, Geo. w. Grandey W
Waltham, Newton Rose, W
Weybridge, Edwin Hayward W gain
Whiting, Linus Needhan ~ do.
WINDHAM COUNTY,.
Athens, no choice-same last year
Brattleboro, Samuel Earle, jr.
BIookline, Isaac Wellman is gain
Dover, james Miner IS
Dummersion, Geo X. Miller, W
Grafton. Ambrose Burgess,
Guilford, Aaron G. Barney, W
Halifax, Amos Tucker, W
Jamaica. Luke Howard, {. 8
Londonderry, "
Marlboro, John l.. Roberts :. none last y
Newfane. Sir Isaac Newton IS
Putney, Mark Crawford W
buckingham, Russell Hyde.
Somerset, Joseph Morse ~ gain
Slratton, no choice.
Townshend, WIN. II. Joy,
Vernon, j.. Howe, jr W gain
Wardsboro, Levi Fits, W
Westminster, N. Il. Sheafo
Nottingham, Eli Green W
Wilmington, no choice--fs last year
',VindhaIa, w. A. Chaplin WI
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington, Benedict. W
Bennington, II. q. Root W
Dorset, ID. G. Williams gain
Glastonbury. Mcdonald
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10

Majority To- Meacham, .609.
Judging from the State vote, Mr. MKAcuI'
AN-who runs ahead of Willams-is cleo
ted by not less than l 100 majority.
4th DIsTRICT.-Thomas Bartett, Jr.
(Loco) is electcdby about the usual majority.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-10
ENGLAND.

The steamship Ilibernia arrived at Hal
flax, on the 4th inst.