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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
NRrra If the 1au.

WAsHIEGToN, Sept. Sep. M.-Pres.
ident Fillmore has to-day appended his
signature to all the bills which consti-
tuted Mr.. Clay's Omnibus, except the
Fugitive slave Bill, and they are now
the laws of the land, viz:
LIST. The Texas Boundary Bill.
I'd. The Territorial Bill for New Mex
leo.
Sd. The Bill admitting Californls as a
State.
4th. The Utah Territorial Bill.
A special messenger has left for Tex
as with the Boundary Bill, to ask its &C.
ceptance of the Legislature Of that State.
Congress has agreed to adjourn on the
1st of October next.
The new member of the Cabinet, in
the place Of Mr.. McKennan, declined,
will come from the State of Georgia.
Mr.. Graham declines to take the interior
Department-had he done so, the Hon
T. Butler King would have taken the
Navy, and a capital Secretary he would
have made. X.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
GAitur's GurtfapnnArnra.


* AhAGNhNOASS ROPOs OtAy AOOSe
Bro. GoRMAE I: l organised last week.
Graham, Division No. 178, with a fine
prospect before them of doing good. The
Officers are as follows: s. W. Mcknight,
w. p, VIM. A. Nelson, w. A., j. S. Scott,
r. g., in. d. Donnell, T., j. NJ. Freeland,
+. s., @. w. Palmer, G., 7. j. Jones, A.
G., e. Morss, l. S., s. A. White, o. s.
In this place 1 have visited the Daugh.
tiers Of Temperance, who are doing well.
visited also the Section Of Cadets, and
they are carrying out the principles Of theil
Order nobly. There is a fine spirit prevail
ing in this place in favor of Temperance
Al the influence Ofthe place, is either nthc
Order. or in favor Of it.
Yours in L. P. & F.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

NOVEL IRCUMsTANcE.-At the recent
commencement of the University Of Mich
igGn, a warm contest occurred in refer
nee TO %connexion with secret societies.
A large portion Of the graduating class,
it seems, held relation 10 such societies,
and on account thereof, the Faculty re-
solved not to give them their Diplomas.
The other members of the class resolv.
ed not TO accept their Diplomas, if theil
classmates failed On such ground, TO re-
ceive theirs. Finally, the Faculty a
greed to confer the degree on all The
class, of which there were I6.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
Srow HILI. sOth Aug. 185O

oNCM AAALAs OOb ~ INV
Bro. German: At a regular meeting
If the Snow Hill Division, No IA, Sons
Of Temperance on the 18th inst, the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolution were
adopted, and ordered ODE printed in the
Spiritof the Age.
WHEREAS, This Division has been in
termed through the esprit of the Age"
that the National Division of the Sons
of Temperance at its recent session in
the City Of Boston, resolved by a vote
,0f 81 to 10, to erase from our obligation
Ahe words n4in this respect" thereby
rendering the pledge /" in all its phases"
binding 70 the end Of life and whereas,
we believe such an alteration in the
Pledge to be a radical change in the
principles Of the Order from what they
were when we connected ourselves with
1t: Therefore,
ResoIUed That we most respectfully
enter our solemn and firmly decided pro-
test against this proceeding Of the Nat,
Division, as ~transcending the power del.
egated and in its effect seriously to injurt
the Order. While we regard the Na!iona
Division as the " supreme power of tbs
Order" and as the body having power t
alter, amend, abolish, or explain any o
the existing usages or laws, as well Il
establish new ones, yet we can concedi
to no body on earth, the power to alte
or amend, to add TO, or take from,
pledge which is to be binding upon US
without first having obtained our consen
thereto. The improperly of this legis
lation by the National Division in rela
6ion to the pledge (Which is conceived t
be distinct from the usages and laaUs {
@he Order seems Sc apparent to US, ths
we have full confidence that the ne1
National Division, upon a rec%onsideratio
of this question, will take such action
will relieve the Order from the emba
raised state into which It has bee
thrown by this i'll advised proceedin
and again restore confidence and harm
ny. W. s. CHAFFIN, W p.
FRANKLIN POWELL. r. S.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

FUNERAL OF PRoF. WEBsTER.-The
Boston Courier says that the burial of
Professor Webster took place on Friday
evening. The body was taken TO Mount
Auburn, attended by a few friends and
relatives, and deposited in a family
tomb. The Boston Traveller says:
CAS- no other confession has been
left by the condemned, nothing is GER
tainly known. He acknowledged upon
the scaffold the justice Of the sentence
which was about to be executed upon
him, which is, perhaps, equivalent TO
confession of the murder as charged up
on him at his trial"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
o. P. FITZGERALD.
7. w. CHANCE, Com
H. E. THOMAS,
SmALL Snow FoRNEw Mexico.

AsmALL Snow ANEW Mexico. The
highest popular vote of New Mexico is
said to have been nine thousand three
hundred and eight; for a voting popula-
ton of which size she asks to be repre-
sented in the Congress of the United
States by 2 Senators and one Representa-
tive. The population of Hamilton coun-
ty, Ohio, is about three times that of the
State Of New Mexico.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

The Prince de Joinville has just ad-
dressed a letter TO the French govern
ment committee of twenty-five, which
has greatly excited the ministry. A
copy of this letter, which seems design
ed TO prepare the way for the candida
ture Of the young admiral TO the Presi-
dency, was Sent by a courier TO the Pre-
sident of the republic. In the letter the
Prince de Joinville declares himself en-.
tirely against princely republics, and in
favor of an honest republic, purely and
simply Democratic.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

It is stated that information has reach
ed Washington that the Governor of Tex
as, before converting the Texas Legisla-
ture, correspondent with the Executives
of certain Southern States, soliciting aid
against the General Government, and
that it was secretly guaranteed by the
Governors of South Carolina, Mississip-
pi, Georgia. and Florida. Those of Vir-
ginia, Alabama, Louisiana, and other
States refused, by letter, TO c%ountenance
the project.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

ANOTHER SOUTHERN PREss."-The
Washington Southern Press rejoices TO
learn that the planters of Louisiana con-
template the establishment of a South
ern Press in New Orleans. Our Wash
ington contemporary thinks that it is high
time that certain Northern parasitic prints
of N. Orleans should be repudiated.-
A single planter has offered a thousand
dollars to aid in establishing the new
paper. This will sustain a paper one
week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

DESCENDANTS OF LAFAYETTE. Among
the passengers in the steamship Atlantic
are a son and daughter of Gen. Lafayet-
tie, who assisted US in our revolutionary
struggle. Mr.. E. D. Lafayette is the son.
The name Of the daughter is Madame
De Lesterie. Her husband is with her.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

The Manifesto of the Central Temper
ance Union.-Thefo following Report ION the
Manifesto of the Central Temperance Union,
which met in Greensboro, N. G. July 4th,
1850,) was unanimously adopted by the
Newbern Division. No. 81, Sons of Tenn
perance, and ordered 20 be published in the
Spirit of the Age.
REPORT.
To THE NEWBERN Division, No. 81, s.
OF T. Your Committee appointed to con.
slider the Manifesto of the Central Temper.
ance Union, and recommend some action il
relation to it by this Division, offer the fol
lowing Report /;
After due consideration, we are fully con
WINGED of the Importance and propriety o
the proposed change IN the existing Licens'
Laws Of our State. Whatever difference 0
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

New ORLEANS, Sept. 7th.-General
Rusk has been reelected to the Senate
of the United States by the Legislature
of Texas. The vote stood Sc yeas to s
nays.
The joint committee o the Legislature
of Texas has reported a bill in favor of
raising three Thousand troops to march
forth against Santa Fe.
The news of the passage Of Mr.,
Pearce's bill has been received at Aus
tin. 1t is said that the Legislature pos
sess no power or authority to dispose Of
territory. The subject, it is c~ontended.
must be referred TO the popular vote OF
sufrages Of the people.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
THE MARKETS

RALEIGH.-Bacon hams 9 and 10 cents;
sides 9. Corn IS TO 10 cts, Meal so to
90, Flour $7.25 to $50. Wheat 80 cts.
to 81; Fodder so to 80 cts; Butter, IS;
Coffee IS to 20.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

Tickets to the Jenny Lind Concert,
sold in New York, at auction, at 1925
for choice seats.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
Form of Application,
FOR A CHARTERFOR A SECTION OF
T1a CJ
TIE Cadets Of Temperance.

(Date.)
The undersigned, youths f--, believ-
ing the Order of the Cadets Of Temperance u
be well calculated to extend the blessings Vi
Total Abstinence, and promote the general wei
fare Of mankind, respectfully petition the Grand
Section Of the State Of North Carolina, to
grant them a Charter to open a new Section to
be, called the --- Section, No.
Cadets of Temperance, of the State Of North
Carolina, to be located H., and un-
der your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and COL
lectiyely, to be governed by all the rules and
nsages OF said Grand Section, and also by those
of the National Section when formed.
Enclosed is the fee for Charter, R. Books, and
officers Cards, $500.
1t must also be stated whether the applicants
are members of the Order or not if they ARP,
of what Section.
The application to be directed to John F.
Hewlett, G. w. P. Greensboro, n. G.. free Of
postage. To which must be appended the fol-
lowing certificate.
This is to certify that Bro.--,whose
name appears to the above as w. P. elect, is
now q Son Of Temperance in good standing in
Division No. -, s. Of I.
Signed by the w. p. of the Division.
P.S- All kinds of Regalia for the Cadets
of Temperance, for sale by the Grand Section.
Anplr ,o-fra;J 70 tba n w ID
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no WEBD NAOg09e

THE SUBSCRIBER has succeeded in pro-
curing the services of a superior Workman ; and
any article which the Ladies may want in the
Fancy Baking line, | am confident can please
in every respect.
Parties furnished with every Thing nice On
the best terms. Give me q fair trial, and then
if | do not give satisfaction every way, there
will be no charge made.
L. B. WALKER.
RALEIGH Sent IL 1870 ST.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
RALEIGH CANDY MANUPAcFoRY.

Raleigh, Sept. Is. 1850. ST.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
a III H q A ED ON IN.

allr uiui
We pmt ilnl institutes viii u, bron en-
Hl,hln reach Of rll uur frari rrs ir iiu rpurrr
90 lir ruurpI yrar Iirrr uur rrhHplf de-
FFnrl 90 pirrrrHs upon lrHchor drrprr
"ufn 900 responsibility and importance Of
urlf w"rhio impnu 10 liou o. knowledge
"i lln beet ufrti0ds OF teaching aud the beet
mode 90 adapting lbelr Instructions a. rlr
dlllrunt nfrH uud capacities of children,
mot generally, tn ensure 10 thrm WgTrr
hhill mud moro TOLL rurceFs iu q labor fnught
WIN 90 WoWrulUus consequence, Bur with
"ul general system ni. cooperation On your
pnrl, icnchrrHr however well qualified tkil-
iul nud iHlhlul Wusi come lur short ol nr-
comprising the good lhey might otherwise
DO,
We cannot hrrH enter into the delnia Of
your personal duli,s in relation 10 THE mat
irr, hut $50 hlrnr.'y ard earnestly cutfeHt
tuu "a urn your attention 10 the subject aud
sludy iInso duiirs FOR yourselyes, Our schools
nrr'i Improving. 'lhag should ensure 90 our
chldttn higher Intelligence purer yuIuc,
-frculcr uscluluosH, The Improvement de-
Hiata'a Nill require yauT rilnrA; but no
great good III obtained ~ cheaper rnlc-
Aud, ~ closiuR, We would appeal 10 your
regard for lho houor aud prosperity OF the
tinlri which SO doubt NOT sou hro proud Go
rhll your own; Co your concern for tie beet
welfare or surlriyi 10 the interest you feel Boo
lIn rcspochb,iIlY, lho usrlulncrs and huppi-
ur-s oi your ciIiAltrui-or ifyou have not
r'I|drru Of yuur own, We commend tu yuur
.lr.iLi frgnid lhctiI''a Whole siNtTi. riairr
Iuui $3.50 'uurt 90 rtoNiri, ''.-IUI n.l
'ur Jnp,'Gd'V hut lrh n, ,rpsr,0'.r Nr'
No UgHst irN Ne hUi,k rnt you ub' ruNlS
'ntr Irsi rrrfg.,r.- }uu un-i sugH' ffH-
nm amt pfffryUN fDh,-io ruslriu and
hulil zap otH CoNuON sDuuuie.
ll,ENION, state SupL
NNIlI.l.frr Fob ~. 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

l,rnary question 81 fret selued 60 ihp sar-
t,.r.iHu Of lhr South
b.ra way viii Doe found 60 lAwul tho o.
.f.ii. u "irU1 of tfrrr ingenious FrUIirmfU.
mllu Oi rsrHVr will br.dryirrd h0m whnl
dsy u1w uiuh, md declare, b. dilemma
,gm which there Buu eRirlcaton. The
llaIsr, when pressed 90 lhr wall by mrllouf
minority SSH, uke lhH bits IN ls mouth uud
rFYyrr il5 own rulfF, uud over those WHO
500 HfHUpl go turu ilnm ~ Grfuiut.uHuTJ
pupl.rs. II ilIe minority isdftruwiusi ca
nutWcl husneaa Md ing ihu whrcis pfpny-
lwmfui, the majority ciu be- rVunly drror-
mined lbAt u shalt not he uhslructed, aud
rHt legislation shall 60 IN, lfii cannot be-
done according 90 lhe rules thru % can be
done u spite nl tHH rules Add there can
b- 200 doubt HAT 10 viii be done.
Ms iook, therefore, not only for Ihe pns-
agr ul the necessary appropriation bills, hut
ml Lie Hlmi-lluu of CulinWia. M Lie urlaa
fsf session, ~ drhnure uf al npposlfIGn,
$50 hive memorable example Of ilie Rd-
mI--lln Ofn foreign state, Ipyus, by Joint
ruIhOn, md Tie cNnu.plr may cnHlly hr
rrHWrh 90 ihr rH-r ui riiufntr. litt % b.
I,Iy rhe viii come 10 90 the heel OF SONIC
m..Ilit seHaiuu, AMID fturm aud tgWpurt,
mI Hf baptized iu th0 b0ihug furgeH Of uu
ullr and fochlorH contest. W. look ln
l tle elimination uf tho wrath and fury ui
fr slave power Ou tuHt dIy,
li0n worry desperation of t.H South 900 lhe
California question hrr Hu encouraging l'H-
mr, Il elbows tlWI ihr, urt uut poo rradg
inr teros~inu or Hr--urtrrr.r- tr-y rrrr-
.mr prrlrud, Instead ofruhmUur 600 I'r
obituary roUHT eft Legislation, uuu bidding
Hr North beware orllr consequences, u.y
propose ll,r adoption Of t'IcrHr Ntrrtur mrla
w. 90 impede Legislative action, uud uum-
lHtlr murt emphatic determination Goo p..-
Y tuuFrcsa hum doing 600 Hu which dies.
-...aa sail luliI4L.y- LlAa L,am u4l ui. l4a
TUUd,
'i.rreyrilrmrni urpu lhe whole sitbi,ni boo
d" r'U'l's of Sputluru Wnu, 3. N,fN intense,
r~l F' 'iir H- SO c1u judge, 10 lr ttt % l-u. d,
1I#f Iiwuurrl tuuure 900 gNNlr, nIr r.r.e-
'... lr-D'ulHu, evil Har l'.tnrr drlrr
M HIrr durU. IN uu -ub.r i..., 81 Ihr
mrrn1s, aud tIc more excited cuu,rJ-.t .u
n,rr their rups, the topic b. thr sniur uu,n-
--.-..-.. -. .-!....... A-LL NM
-r-fu'rH rruiutuu o. huPrrH 600 irt.iT D.#--
300. 3D.. iHr iHnl WOl'rf p'n."r U.g irH..I 200
.or hrn-inud they unw seriously, NOW lr
NHWIy Wd enthusiastically d,cbJ, tN,r
mIiiururs, 60 iay down t'c,r lives aud sUc.
flee ucir 100 iu g. b.hrL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
Notice to Claimanta.

f6EE GLOWING described property was
a rrjz-d by an Officer Of the Customs for
having been illegally imported into the United
Statrs-to wit; ~ Canaan, on the 2Uih day
- 't,t,.,,t',,F, lsl9-
, One small White French Mare
Orc nay Stallion Colt
Ang p.r-nr or pcrscas clain.in.. the aleve
@-s,"gt" property are hereby notified 10 ap.
peer "'h.a ninety days from the first. pubi.
.esI4GH- nth nGtiee aud Glc with The Collre
tor ~ the Cuctops for Tie District Of Yer.
mouta C!Uim stating his o. their Interest in tho
property soEcr-ed, also, execute Bond 60 tho
tu,iCd states, conditioned that IN cHso of the
condemnation Of The property - seized tho
oblig0rs viii pay on costs and cxpcrfsrs of tho
proceedings TO obtain condcmnaiions other.
vi.o ! shall proceed 10 advertise and sell said
property according to law in such cases made
aud prayitods [6JGw3
4. T.. CATLIN, Collector.
Custom House, District of Vermont, Cox
eetor5 Office, Burlington, Feb. o, 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

w. tle liour Df Rrprcsrutulires,Mr Blown
d Mississippi muyri o. fuspoud tha rules
900 order o. Introduce f,sulut.uur rom tho
Committee on Territories o. inquirr n Pres,
ldfut fnEorruy ofhia Cabinet iu my wHy
sought % exclude siryory from California
lArii"u not reported
VIZ -- prescuted % rem0uHfancc ngaiurt
the admission n Doserrt, aud disclosing the
nnuumilrr of hurmnui-u,
oli biiilhRH IirsThI01 FrTIiGH from
Delaware, for o prHrepble dlrsoluliou Gf the
Inlou, Ipnu ~ reception the Hyes mud
noes were ordoWd, Tho pycs we're, Messr-
Alien, oi Maze Giddiugs, Howe, ~ Pu., Ju.
Inn, ~ Indiana, Preston King, Dufkce Of
Wscoasin Root Of Ohlp--e. The nays
lu2.
NJ ScheHck Of Ohio, presented a memo.
ral from the people ofNrw Mexico mr q
territorial F"FerumeGt, mud moved that II be
relrrrcd 10 llr LamH.!lta.l go. ilt- 4,rrriturirs
aud bo printed, Cnuird-ia5 % 40
ON Nrduosdny the 9th, The members Of
Clngress attended the funeral Of Con. Nc,
Neil,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Fob 81
A. market s0O beef falto,ll p1irs Work
ing Oxen, n Cove and Calves, 1000 sheep
and 56OSwtne,
beet cHhlg-We quote eEirl "a g.. lH
qu-ltg,s6 800 - ql7lny d 3i476
Working OTrn- eco, IN el,HN7.
Cove and Cslyes-Si7, 10, Yl,2i, 2sla7.
'ShEfp--e2, a,JDa75 ono cIlTa lot II -
sold f1r $3.50 each.
bwiH,-alai4o, rohil 4laGa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
LiEAEmEs

10 Dauvillo, Feb. I-ih, Mr. Edward Fage,
agcd H,-un0 of the fret settlers of Dauylla
40 North Dauyllc, Fob 10Th, ~ q lingering
illness, Sarah Ann, wife Of John n morrill,.
agea s' years llncoUrct us published last
week
In Potion, Fob rlh, q ,of small,pbr, M
David Ciaugh, formerly VI Albany VI, agcd
fl
A. Glover, a. tho house Of Rev T. II.
Rev Daniel Parker, Of Brookfsld-urrd .g
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
STATE OF VERMONT,

VErHEREAs an Instrument pufporting to
Wv Be the last VIII aud Testamcnl aCMil.
-ttTIrT rr'7Tf, iIrC OF Victory, iu said district,
dccraccd, has been ptcGcnted to the Probate
Court Of said district for allowance, by John
Towl, the Executor therein nlmed--Tbesr
are, therefore, 10 notify the hei's aud all con-
crtnrd IL appear at a Probate Court TO b-
holden at the Probate Office in Lunenburrh,
on the lith day ofMatcn next, and shcw cause,
II any ihcy have, agnii'st the proof aud allow.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

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iIr 'f,, ui eI,,tatl,ai,- J. .,., tt,,..i !;l.I..
'., ug0iu set d.; hut unfortunately nrtur
.r. if,. mcuu. O.. uu. sov lrItlp c.ragr
I.u local tyranny aud d--n,irru.
~ II / / .
On and sine, Ipul.y, ruit Il. l.uu uUi
&c --.--.l a. -lL-e. ll r.. 4u.l-g ll .g.
.l.. ol dl-uthur~, created hl lin mob Ul
'ur ~ Martin, tuuhuGrf ,-LAullIur. 81 lou
Police authorities cuu,u tu cif down r.T.
.I. urfar uors oriihtly pim,,g ,'u,u-r ilf.
-,'u.uHuu. From rhr nci., u,urh ,# i.r
Ntt lIr rather 'utu,rfIuy. % would #Hu..r.
.0H When Ihc ordr, Toe the demoi,yuu ,.f
h".r l,t cubIcms OF tr ilncuy utlhr
.i.u'u people w,ro issued. large cruN,is
assembled ROUND and decorated these dead
'ymhul, OF liberty, aud lhat the police, ace.
lH- uadcr orders from ihc Executive, pro.
rc,trd To- cat thctr down.
The police were resisted ON Monday fore.
''aon driven back, mud dispersed by the poo.
H. hut a strong body of military .llAAhcina..
,, ,r,,., ~ "',n u,' '''S o' sew.
,'' " '.'''I ''''" ""' W. S"'u '''"
~ i''u''a''"' ,
~ ~ Ns- ----s---l "a - III
,T ~ t"' mon ""' no "'"e' 'H'"ce was
So. 'll'I
continual y,', c w. "',' u'1 "''' w
huows whnt the next tnai-n,, hrinr. me
Nongur attributes the whole nfI'ir to the
desires The President of the RcpuIlIr Ia =
concentrate The Gnycruneu, orlbc coun,r,
every u,n. accuses him oc1 lcsir, - rc.,,.
o't lar part of his uucr-,ho warrior siuta-.
man excepted
Considerable riots eusucd on both Monday
@GN tuesday consequent upon the arrests
,t Iin 81; ALARMS since 'sl's", h"eeyer
"'''i, ,,''s "r'l, 'lu'u,''' n"" about 800
,,.. ",.,,' 10 l'I ron me
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A Y East ~ Juhnsbury, on thc g3th Fob, a
G0id Pmrit Hf4d information ~ its rs-
cpyrry VIII be- tsiUbly acknowledged at lhiu
once. GlTU9
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Caledonia Culatg. fa
lc. .---L-1 &ogr,A. Count next 90 lc h-i
'.H -l L,a..... yii.n 0tt ior .gid County
tH,.g..l TUG. ..4s 90 hurl.i
Ours t.rY.'1 d Fu'rh.--rr. rf s.
l..ta,--.lr., -. a..l Count. aud y 81 w 10
tlu Cost ''.at au the 20 day - january, a.
d., l-@2, she was duly married 90 DfllnLG 81
I'rtcAIntln then and until recently 90 said
81 %. bury, by Jerry b,chrTmEu, Leo. @
Justice oC the frtc,--ihlt she -99r hycI wi,h
her sa.d hGshahd M the a'g,y, performance IS
~ her marital jutcs until un, t. wit, the tth
DAY ui Jane, & D., 1872 when the sad or.
audu Abandoned yuuf petitioner at sad ST
Jahpshurv, md hath ever SINCE been living
with and having udul,oTau5 iEtrTeaursc WIKI
one Harriet Bnngtl, 90 Wit ~ SAID ST Johus.
bury, and TO wlt, at Ila,icy, ia the Province
Of Cauata, and that said Orlando hath now
Ah.-ond-d MLlL LII gl-d -ll--L-LL- ll-----lii -
plIts unknown la tho Province Of Canada,
holding out the said Harriet TO De- his lawful
WItc, regardless Of his marriage relation with
your prtiuuUrr-1uG'sh c would further shtw
tiTt titr'--- y,-ft it-t az hat care and custody
two minor children offspring Of herself aud
lhc said Orlando since thpis said "grtiuVr--
and for thc cPusrs afus.eud she doth pray ,dat
ssc m2N hi%C gUU'lJ EUy5 H-F n-s1 Y u
vorce FROM The said Orlando, ard ihrt hC h1,c
a.Dtt,l TO her oiimou} a me Ta.at, sf JnD
said ORLANDO aud aiso that' ,h' -gu,raiau.a p
OF said minor children De attgncd INTO her
with suitable provision and order Tor lhr,t
maintenance and support
LOUISA II. GLTCHlNsCN.
81 J'Lusbugy, Dec - l-il
Gao & CaHo7y, Attorney.
stats OF VERMONT,
Caledonia County, &C.,.
n T having been r7adr 81 appear % NC thrt
thf far, going Tibet Tor a divorce may HI
ut trrNIoF ON J,r alId Orlando ". Hutchln.