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10 read all authors whose popularity as good
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BRIGHTON MARKET, THURS, Nov. %.
AT market-IlOO Beef Cattle, 80 Stores, 10 pairs OF
Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, aud $50 Swine.
PnIcEs-Becf Cat,le-Ex,ra Sc 90; fist quality
As so. second So SO, third 81 GOA 1 so.
Stores-Ye earrings, $s, a 10; year old Sll 10; .
years DID, $l5 %.
Working Oxen.-$S5, 81, 90, 100 1O5.
Cows and Calves $40 "a, 26, rs, 30.
Sheep and Lambs 80 l72 2, 800
swine-4 l-sc; retail IL &c. Fat Hogs :
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The following gentleman were appointed Directors If
the w. Central Rail Road AT the Annual meNtng on the
&c ult.
CHARLES PAINE, Mortified.
JAMES r. LANGDON, Montpelier
CHARLES O. WHITMORE, Boston, Mass.
JOHN P. PUTNAM,
JAMES C. DUNN,
JOHN SMITH, ST. Adams, Vt.
JOHN PECK, Burlington, &"
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COMNLSSIONER.S NOTICE.

We the subscribers being appointed by tho Hon the
Probate COurt for the District Of Hartford Commission
ers to receive, examine and dust all claims ard de-
nands ofall persons against the estate of
THOMPSON LAMPHRE, late Of HARTFORD,
in said District, deceased, and all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice, that
we will attend TO the business Of our appointment at
LEWIS NERRITr's in HartIand II said District,
on the 2Sh day Of December next, and the 22d day
Of February next at William Miners 10 said lartand,
from 10 o'clock in the Forenoon, until in the afternoon
on each Of said days.
BENZ. PORTER, <.
JAMES H. TRACY,} '0""'S''0"''''
IIarand, November 9, 1850. $40 3w
ALFRED NEAL, Administrator.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
STATE OF VERMONT

WHEREAS Belsey Wheat, of Royal!on, in Windsor
County has presented 10 libel addressed to the Su-
preme Court, next to be holden at Woodstock. in and
for the said Windsor Comfy Sitting forth in substance
that September End 1929, she married to IoratlC
Nelson Wheat; by ASH Washbum, Minister and from
that time to February 2sr, 1915, lived with him in the
observance Of all The duties required by the marriage
covenant. when he wfulIy deserted her of this
State, and has since ihen remained That there is
daughter Betsey Ann issue of said marriage; that she
has since that Time supported herseand daughter by her
own labor and the charity Of her friends. And praying
for bill Of divorce, the custody of the child and Aimo
ny.
Wherefore it is ordered that the said Iosao be sum
moned to appear and said libel at SAID court by
the publication of tho foregoing and this order in the
Spirit Ct the Age, newspaper printed at said Wood
Stock three weeks succesvey the last of which shaI
not DO less than six weeks previous to said term of sat
Court.
Dated at Randolph, in the County Of Orange the 9Th
day of Nov. A. d. 1850.
ISAAC f. .'REDF!ELD, Judge Of The Supreme
Court $40 3W
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sFIRIT OF TTHE AGE, THURSDAY. DEC. 5. 1850.
N&lAli2if7sD.

In Barnard Oct 90 by Rev. A. Carter Mr. Barnes Gil
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Also, Nov. H. by the same, Mr. Austin l.. Culver of
Barnard, aud Miss Jane Whcomb of Sharon.
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the Major ense him pass, On the arrival
there. he told the commanding officer that
he wished 20 go over to the other side nj
the river and settle there with his tribe.
The officer refused 10 give his permission ;
notwithstanding which he crossed over. and
soon after returned and stated that he had
been over, seen the Mexican authorities and
got permission from them TO Gene over and
settle on piece Of land forty miles above
Eagle Pass. on condition thai he would
protect the Mexrans from the Csnanchcs
which he agreed to do. Tie has since been
on 'bc other side ri the river with the whole
of his tribe and is very pcaceahlc.
Lieut.. Thomas Mason, of the I'd infan.
try, while on his way from I'll Paso to so
zorro wa. crowned IN an attempt to swim
the Rio Grande.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
BALTIMORE, Monday 4


Tur PssstprNr AND Tx ks-'resr'cut
Fillmore, in reply to Gov. Bell, takes ground
that Coi. Munroc acted simply IN his IndI.
,dua' capacity IN calling a convention in
New Mexico, and tina, he has been guilty
OF no nsurras;oa.
Cob Howard has arrived ut Washington
from Texas. and reports that 800 solun-
tecrs ARE ready la march to Santa Fc.
NORM CAROLYN, Elsortos. The Dem.
ocra,s have elected their candidate for Gov
crnor by nearly 1000 majority. The Dem
ocratS have elected majority OF the State
Legislature.
run Trx,s BorNp,Rl.--Iu the Senate,
on Monday Mr.. Pcarce presented h.s Tex.
as Boundary bill, appropnating ten million
dollars rs payment 10 Texas for the terrific.
nv north Of the 3}d degree north latitude,
and ives, of the Tooth degree Of west longi.
tudc. which are to form the boundary line.
Ma. ClAy.-'rhc distinguished Statesman,
started for Newport to-day. t5th) lie Is
to have grand public reception at New
ofk tomorrow.
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''fiN r. "'"N' r. YUM T.
tuHii~f X 1850 VM
DR. GILBERT.

Formerly Of Memphis, Tennessee.
nFfiRS hls professional services to The
~ public Ia toe treatment ot all forms oi
chronic diseases, especially cancers. white swell.
ns seroiula, tumors, wcns. assesses, sores Of
long standing, rheumatism. merearial, and syph-
liz uf the worst form, without the use Of the
Knife or mercury. and all diseases Of the skin.
. Office No. ~ Magazine street.
lie offers the following certificate from the
phy OF Memphis
Or * GiSHrrr-Wc have been intimately
acquainted with DR. s Gibeu's practice icf four
wears We have often visited his extensive lnhf-
mary, near Memphis, have closely observed his
successful ,roaimcni OF ihs mos, difficult. cssss,
aud We feel 1t to be 4 duty we owe the COM
mun,ty at large, 10 express our entire coni'-
dencc IN his skill and judgment IA the success
fui management of such diseases. rs he pro-
icsses to cure. !Ic has. IN our judgement. been
Tar more successful IN the treatment 81 that
class Of diseases he Processes 10 care, than any
other physician IN the world
Vi. GABnrrr, Nj A., Ws Drssy. y. ~.
lstHR, VI, ~, l"ns WILSON, NJ o..
J. WeAsER, N. ~, \. ". SEAT, n.
j =. CURTIS, VI. n. nj?
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Mr. ENRON

Mr. Enron.
am much pleased with the Republican, en-
copl such numbers as lind filled cntirely with
political matter. These ! throw aside, with
nhc reflection, if not the exclamation, "what
can you men se in saeh stuff to interest YOU
so much !" For my part, +! wish You wonid
fill up yor paper with love stories and som
nets with the changes oil fashions, the dc-rfP-
lions ef elegant parties abroad aud the man-
ner ia which fashionable people depon them
selves II YOU would thas -ndeavor TO make
Yourself useful and ornamental you would
re, not merely an occasional boquoi, but Il
host of presents, aud on all OCCASIONS, both
public and private you would iind Yourself the
recipient, of our sweetest smiles. You should
form one Of all our parties and a. our special
iavor,ie, entitled to prc-emlnent position You
should, at all times be heard without INTERRUPT
ton or contradiction; your wishes Would be
law You should lie our bonnets and oar
shoes carry our reticules and our pets In one
word, you -fould be the harpiest msn alive.
Thus much promised, you know something
Of the temper of my mind. The graccs OF
nv person, and the accomplishment Of my
manners are, I am tegn to believe, OF a cor
responding character, ! dress with taste,
sing. as mamma says like nightingale and my
mirror seuds back very ilaiteriag reflections
upon my beauty OF face and form BESIDES
this have line conversational powers, IN
which esnbo.ly certain reckless naitte, the
delight OF my friends and terror of my enemies
Il mean my rivals) Added 10 all uils nave
the sweetest temper imaginable.
Mr.. Editor, You will perhaps think me .
ereat cyo,ist. II so you are mistaken, AM
the most modes. young hdy in the county
and il, left te my own mind, would he quite
retiring in my manners Blu, my friends al
assure me OF the Truth Of my description OF
riyself.
Last week your correspondent liLNEt
addressed piece through your columns !"
,oune ad, 81 my name. nli'h. a. op' 81 W.
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1 H. persons are hereby iorwarned against
~ trading for note drawn by the under.
signcd IN favor OF Jonathan E. Craig. dated
August q, isis. and due February /. 1851, for
four huidfc, and seven'y-twp dollars and eleven
cents, with credit endorsed thereon for some
seventy dollars, morn az less---ihc date al
credit mol rceollccied The consideration for
which sand note was gwen having failed, will
not pay 1t u,.less compelled by law
a J. McCLARAN.
August 10. 1850. Mo -
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In such n case, Texas would be m in.
trudcr, and be treated AS such.
lie believes that the treaty with Mexico
extends the laws of the United States over
the territory lying east of the Rio Grande.
lie does not assume 10 decide what ia
the boundary Of Texas. but wishes TO stand
by the treaty.
lie viii continue 10 regard the territory
as New Mexico until Congress settles the
question.
lie deprceatcs any collision between
Texas and New Mexico. bat his asty i'm.
poses on hnn obligations which he must
fulfill.
lie hopes Congress will Immediately take
measures to settle the boundary, as no gov
crnmen, can he provided for New Mexico
til that point is decided, and doubts the es-
pediency of appointing commissioners To
run the line
Third Dsspo'ch.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday,. Aprua Z
UNITED STATES MD PoRrrcNL.-lhc
Portuguese Government has declined acced-
ipr TO the demand, of the American Gov.
ernlncnt. aud the Minister of the United
States lNr. Clayj has demanded lis pass
ports, with view Of returning home.
GuN. TAyLoR.-Yhe intelligence Of the
death of Gen. Taylor produced great sen
saiion in England.
HosrI,ir,rs IN NORTHERN GERMANY
The var has recommended between Den
mark aud the Duchics, aud battle was
oAily expected
The potato blight has rcappcared IN Eng
'and and ireland The American steamer
Pacific was Ia sail las, Monday, (5,h)
Fourth Despatch
BALriuoRr, fridop. Anguaa
CAniNrr Arro,NrMsSrs.-Cha rles VI
Conrad, of Louisiana, has been appointed
Secretary of War, and Thomas VI. !. Me
KEENAN,. OF Pennsylvania, Secretary OF The
Interior. Both have accepted. The Senate
is engaged on Mr.. Pearcc's bill. No vot'
get.
Fin Despatch.
BALTIMORE, Friday, August ..
TEXAS BOUNDARY BllL PAssrp.--ln III,
I Senate. to day, the bill introduced by Nr
Pearce to Settle the boundary Of Texa
passed-yeas 30. nays 2O-holh Fcxnl
Senators in the affirmative.
Cotton IN New \ ork has declined fully /
or The following is a tclcgraphic dis
patch 20 the Deitd. datad Washington, Au
gust o:
4 few days ago, four male slaves he
longing to Messrs. 1'ombs a Stevens. wer'
concealed by aboltionIsts iili last night
when an attempt was made TO run then
oil. The police pursued and overlook th'
carriage containing the slaves and on
/ white man, four miles from Washington
the party in the carriage fired upon their pas
sncrs: BY the fire wasrcturncd thelatie VIII
! wounded two of the party In the carrlas
badly. The whole party, except one oil In
Tombs negroes, was iinally captured an'
I imprisoned,
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FRANcE.--lhe law against the press
passed tho Assss y on Monday, by ma
lvrity OF III. The bill has undergone many
alterations. Its chief features are, that the
caution money is enormously increased.
Stamps are imposed on dl newspapers
Faris journals are more heavily stamped
than provincial. The Increase thus caused
III the prices oil newspapers IS SIXTY pounds
Every newspaper article haus' DC s'she" ny
the name ct the writer--'n other words una
anonymous press IS destroyed 'h" o' '''e
peculiar'ies rs regards the stamp 70 ne NJ
hSeu N iu'ufe, 49, 'ha' newspapers WHO"
publish tale, sketch, or story VIII nave I"
pay one Genuine dcafer per stamp
good deal OF excitement arose IA Inc
Assembly, IN consequence OF an abusive af
uele directed to the assembly ~ .ie loarhai
Pcuvoir, which is considered the Prcslden'
I organ. w. Gcrardin defended the eo''"f'
who was subsequently summoned before
the House, and fined 1000 francs, by ma
joriiy of 30 to 10,
The Moniagnards raised discussion on
the chapter granting 300 geo lracs for the
Dutchesse dorleans' joiu'nrc, which was
passed by Us TO IA votes.
The Customs returns ior june are
about equal to those OF the corresponding
month OF last year There Is decline on
the half year OF upwards o. @,ooo'V"o
francs.
DEAmNHK NNp THE brcthis'- p''ea
from Hamburg To the 10TH, state mat h"s,ie
movement on the part OF Denmark has been
made. she had placed her troops across
the frontier of the Duehies with the ln'en-
ton, II is sad, oi enforcing hef eia'''' II,
decisive manner Holstein Is supported 'N
Brunswick, Hanover, and lew oi Inc ',er'
man coniederatcd states, While i'enha'n mas
the firm support OF Russian Meet "' aho"'
eighteen sail oi the line,
II is reported that the frusians nave mao,
a rctrograde movement from sehleswls' ana
that the Danlshq uartermasierha has sent oruers
on as lar ms Fluesburg to have quarters pre-
pared for large body ol troops To he
placed in occupation there
Several of the German and frnslah ON
GERS have joined the Russian army WIN a
view to active service. Ia addition 10 me
eighteen sail OF Russians, 1t Is sad 'na' adj
ditlonai vessels have been seen on "os'eeh'
The correspondent OF the London "ef'
aid says: ." the greatest anxiety IS no"
manifested to ascertain how tar the RUSSIAN
government VIII Interfere To- pa. s'oP 10
any further interveni'en' 'he i'aho'ef'ah
Chamber has expressed the greatest sense
of dissatisfaction at the conclusion oi The
peace, aud it is likely that the 'hanber
will force the government to render III ,he
protection II can To 'he cause W 7'a"'',"'"
crate against Denmark N which case there
Is much reason to apprehend WAY, an" one
in which England VIII he more OF less in'N'
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. Miss Nanev'." I hay. a ,;ght Ia Leliov. u,,.
intended Tor me. The poetry indeed was en-
.iu-i,, have in vain cssaved TO Indie n nice,
in answer; but have no, been able 10 eompos,
such an one as meets my APPRECIATION In de
spair send You the following estrac', ~hiel
wish you TO publish IN reply
POPPING rnf QUESTION
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The Undersigned morc ia,orably known to
the dancing world ~ Dos r !nas would most
respectfully inform the Young Ladies and Cen
tlcmcn of Harrison County that he has open
ed school IN this place, whcrc he Will take pleas
nfc ~ teaching Them the most essential and
pleasing accomplishment OF Dancing. lie pro-
posc- to give twrlye lessons, which VIII occupy
six weaks two lessons each wcck--on Friday
and Saturday evening. HIS terms are s. fof
each scholar lie feels satisfied he will render
satisfaction.
AMOS FOIiANSBfE
August II. 1850. 10 -.
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Executors Notice.

I'm the Ord day Of August, 4. .. 1850, let
~ tiers tesismeniars were granted !" the Mr.
dcrs,gned on the estate of Isaac Beck, decca--
ed BY the county ccurt Of llsrrison county,
Texas, pertaining TO the estates Of Deceased
persons An pefsor, therefore, having claims
asans, SAID estate, will present them within
the lime prescribed by law, duly authenticated
and ,a.s. indebted viii make payment to
jacob HEt'K.
BENZ VANDERSLlCE
Aueust g. 1850 oct Executors
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DkEpARE and keep constantly on hand.
l ICON Ppud,rs, making the teeth as white
IS Nory Mar Dys, giving the har black aud
glossy appearance, Hnr Od, much used here
decaicy and sweety reriumcd Po'sders for
ne Face giving the most beautiful md roseaic
color, Besides, they have fine hot of states,
parcr, ink. pencils, perlnmcrics scissors, (hosi
quality madc) pfettiest pocket knives best
Scotch snuff and lots Of other good and pretty
thinrs. Gail more frequently. nil r.