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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
Tor The Ladies.

SUPPLY ol ihloqe.s genuine FLORIDA WATER,
~ samnch celebrated tot it, del,e 'iu le,iune Arc
assortment 81 linz French Pc,tumefy Pomadcs, Soaps
itashci, combs, 60. sc lnt sale by
June II tai JOHN n SFtY, Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNcunuuG, JUNE 90, isso
TUNAVtO.
lnsnec TONS l. 10ih juno. lalg.
G,ci hills

"Sfe'uohs,o duth June lsi9, f3st hills.
1891, igai
The market continue animated and ntres finn e.,,s
ne pas week comprise S9s hhjs as follows -, hhla Al
iom 80 10 ga IL ibid at from 81 To 81 Is hhaa NJ hnm
-, w hhas at HON - 10 81, - hhi, om - to
sio ~ hid At from $40 81 ;, and ~ hhls a, hm al IA
sS so ~ ~ '''" s''''
NiiiN -s5ets ier Rcd 20 eta. toi White
WILLIAM T.. SMITH
Commission Mcrthpnt.
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II Guide 10 .ISuvjSsruscs.

NNlliI practical o,ns lot the discharge Of their duties
w er u, cpt, Ia which added pfeocdcnts or The
use al Pho crno,s, Shcris, taton.f tmstables Esch.a
TOT, tlcti, gsc adapted 10 tha Code o Ntgna bv
ioehh Mayo, Counsellor NJ Law and Public Prosecutor
the llasngs touit al ehnond just lived and t sale
by JOHN L, RIGHT
.lnnr Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

country ofCampbelI Amherst and Bedford. adapt
them peculiarly 10 the raising Of stock especially
sheep. We, therefore, feel ourselves nj liberty
10 invite Northern persons, wishing 10 emier,ie
10 our section of this State
When we take into the account the MANY ad-
yantages OF this section, to wit good markets.
GOOD roads good climate, and water, SC, we have
no hesitationin declaring lands the very cheap
est that can be found IN this State or in any other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
i'oHfh's and Chsidrcn's KeHdN-.I0de
4 T. - r. ~ ~ 4; l#

lust received at MEEM A. GWATkIN'S, adapted
- 10 The reason and to suit all ages from years %
10 wears. This Shipment al Clothing l. just opened and
VIII be sold cheap The Ladies aud all others will
pcae call and oi the incest articles IN this
Also on hand or the unc saos, Mems Linen coas. blk
Alpaca Goats, Fly tale sack Conts Shaker City Linen Coats
lot men and boys, Linen Vests, Linen Panta, CASHMERE
fani Black French Cloth toaswhieh def ermnod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
Gel. EBRAlION.

There will be celebration of tho 18th of July at
Clover Hill, Appomaov county.b by Monroe Lodge No
lU7, Ma,ous; Clover Hill Division. No. 300 Sons OF
Temperance, and Clover Hill Lodge No. IS, o. o. f.
Ah speakers have been procured address the cspec
tive Orders. All Alasons. Sons Of Temperance and Odd
Fellows IN god standing, are requested TO attend in rc
gla.
A Banner Will be present d 10 the Division by the
Ladies of The county.
Populations are making 10 give Free Barbecue on
that day.
The public generally. and the Ladies especially, are
invited 10 attend.
The arraugencnis made as to prevent any con.
nn.liOn in the exercises.
\. b. BiKER. Sec of No. lo7.
OTIS &. WEIGH Il. :. ot No POO
l.. d. lSBElL, Sec. OF No. So.
Jufc 2i-.w2w
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<. II. NcGrFFEY, THOMAS I. HoICr
NEcGIEEEK ~ u0f.COmHE,

attorney at Law, CINCINNATI, Ohio
WILL attend TO all business committed 10 their care in
w the Vaiiuus courts OF the city. They viii also pYc
prompt attention 10 collections Mr. Mctuilcy IS Conmis
tor all the State, OF the Union 10 take dispositions &c
Address McGulicy & iiolcombc, Cincinnati, OHIO
April l-I2mii
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.7ddit,omui for the Ladies'.

Tgc asfofImrn nI Iadles' Iess t'1od oI the
and most beautiful styles Lawns Jarones, Bcrsgcs, lis
sncs Camrics Colaf, tuf 10 mateh Che ni,elts La
slice, cmbd Muslns Please call and supply
with useful and cheap goods.
june 10 tits MEM n AJkIS
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

FINllAF am opening this morning at my store, BANK
l. SQUARE, Iynchhuig, LARGE SUPPLY Ot
NEW GOODS such as Ladies' new lyle Dieas Goods, viz
Bareges, Tissues, Lawns, Gnghams, &c. Gcntlcmcn's
goods al all kinds, Shoes, iat Bonn,ts Flowers, Ribbons
sc &c Goods have allen Ia prices very much recently
and shall receive almost every week during the summer
new and fashionable goods at low prices.
MAY Colts JNO. i pIRNIS AGrr
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SELLING AICOSTrOR CASH

D Ill INb Utf Al CU D Uk IA SH.
N iSllNG to reduce stock which large, and
w embraces all qualities Of Boos, shoes, Hats, CAPS,
ifnnk Carpet Bags, Ndlo Satehrs. Umhrcas, ne, a.
~ Tact article usually found Shoe and Hat House,
VIII sell at primo cost TOT cash. All wishing articles
Inc VIII find IL to thcir al Vantage ,oea,l q ya
June 2i-wts j ". y =. u. RUMBOU(,IIiS,s. Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
MARRIAGES.

Married on the 18th instant, by the Rev MI llovey
JOHN j BUNTING, uf Lancaster. Pa and Mis-
JANE >. WILLIS. daughter Of John Willis, Of rhlla
delphia
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

I WISH topurchasc number ei LIKELY NEGROES
] or which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addressed me at Liberty, Bedord county will
receive prompt attention. W. &, HEWITT
Aug 9-s
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CASTINGS.

CASTINGS,
= Tor Casting, consisting o' Pots, o,ene aud Lids, Ia
- tet,, Aud lions, Sc s. Ton sale very low =,
July It's J. / WIiIIARlStS
BLANKS fOR she AZ THIS OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
1921 hhis.
PETER DUDLEY, Com. Mrl't
Fine Prices for Tobacco!

We sohl. during the past week.
) hhds. Tor Caleb Irp'insiol Esq. of Bedford / At
We 81, boneht 10y Seth ilaIsey at &i7 % bnoelt
by Me,sfS Warwick & oiey; al 50 So bought b.,
VIM Cnmrm. Average Sl7 10,
/ hbds Gt Robert Campbell. Esq. of bedford. , a,
Sl1 - and | al 3l3, bought by u, w. Barton. Esq;
Al, $40 aud | Mt $40 50. b,ught by Jno D. lIoo,I,
Es1 Average We 6s
hhds. Tot Capt Moses N,lma. Of Roanoke. p,
tl5 70 .toueht by WIN. L. Saunders, r q; | at ga 50
BOUGHT by John D. Booth. Esq.
Nm J.. Saunders, Eel, | at $40 -. bought by Df
james Saunders.
81 hhds. for Mr.. +. Smilser of Bedford | at 40 o5
bought by j. l.. Chymr. Esq; | at 50 60, bouoh by
M'ssrs. NJ. Ianshorue & Sons.
hhds. for Mr.. NJ. Dcbo. Of Bedford. ut Sl5 IS
honghi by T. {. Ferguson Esq, a, ~. bough, by Seth
llasey, Esq.
hhd. ior J. + IIans,man at $40. bought by WIN
l.. Saunders, lr WIN. n. Austin a, $l5 80 by Seth
ilasoy. Esq. hid FOL Mr. James Early at $40 bouph
10y d. J. Saunders; hid. for Mr. J Drat,ng n, Al So
bonght by DIT j. Saunders | HID. Tor Il. Nassor al
Sl2 80 and ! for f.. w Snblolt at $40, bnth bouuh
by VIM. l.. Saunders, Esq / hhd for Mr.. A. Douglas,
At 3l2 80. booaht by A. II. Amiscad, Eco; | for Mr
T. Pollard at $l6 IS bought Ivy M,s5rs NJ I.anehornc
& Sons; Tor Mr. Il. j. Overstfcet at SIi 50 houobt by
John Bosean Esq Il ior Mr. T. D. Whuflcy at al So
bought by }. L. Clayton. Esq | for Mr. y r. Webb
at SO, and lorJ G. Jennings al $40 % both bourh,
by VIM CIumplon, E-q.
S RlTCIIEY 81 SONS,
Commission Merchants.
'yochburG, June 29l. ls50-li
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
LAST CALL.

LII persons indebted 10 me, and whose debts were due
"a before the lat OF August 1915, will please take
notlce that, nnlcss payment made beioc day
o next August, he bonds aud will be placed IN the
hands OF an attorney Tor collection without regard 10 persons
June 2l-tiAif II. Il & pETtES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
LyNCHBuRG MARK ETs, JUNEeo

LSNCHBuRG MARKETS, JUNE
Provisions, Bacon. 5aaG Beet. s. to Sc Corn NIea
65 10 20 cents
Flour 81 t$ls
Graia.-Corn. SIS 10 60 cts; Oats IS /, 10 cents
tiorer Seed 1 t. s. nominal
Uhshey.- Mountain 80 refused Lane horne & Hunt.
30 cents.
Becardr % 10 - cents
Bpiia l To 10 cts. nr No. l.
B,utly -Applc. none oTerin, Peach none on. t,nc
BIN Iron 3S5asauIted aud $50 80 when drawn t,
order.
CoGcc Rio II To l2i cents; Iaguia 10 Mo, la 20
Country Linens Tow IL; FLAX IA cents.
Cotton YDnS-Salcs l8a20 cents.
Feaihcrs-33 to 81 cts.-Scarce.
EYor Seed Sales 90 to 95 cents
tih-Ilcuings. No. |, tS,; Shad, old 81 st
ouw $40; Machcrel, No. 3. 81 SO.
1allo,o-o cents.
TW-S3.50 per Dbl
Uooi-2i to 90 cts, in demand
" DOL RoIis--no sales.
Eitscng-25 10 90 cents.
IicDp-Wo quote I. to &c. in demand
LnseCd Od-65 cents demand
Lnd-G, to &c
.Mot@ses-West India 35 10 10 ctqpcr gallon
o. ID 10 As cents.
hastc lump, So to &c. Ground. SCI to a.
SH%nS-Now Ddeans6 TOT rents; Porto Rico toS'
cents; Clarified - cents; Loaf itol2, cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

hhds Tot Capt Moses Nelma. 81 Roanoke. 1,
3l3 20 BOUGHT by VIM. l.. saundes, r. 4; at "a
honGht by john y. Booth. Esd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

S0ddics. Trunks, Carpet HUgS, Nc.
ME have Just received the finest assortment OF Saddles
w Tmls, Carpet Bag aud Fly Netting, ever offered i
sale in this market. Call and examine them
June lD-ts MbSHb X IiOI.COMBE, Anct'rs
LNANCY SILK VESTINGS-Uf a superior quality
4 l. and style Ilat received bv
Oct SIS WAREHOUSE & POTTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

! hhds Gt Robert Campbell. ESQ. of Bedford. al
Sl7 = and at &l3, bought by u, w. Barton. Esq;
| Al $40 and nj $40 50. b,oght by Jao. d Booth.
Esq Average We IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

RICHMOND MARKETS, June 9th.
TOBACCO -Ings 81 50 81 50; Icat, general
sales, 81 a $40 Is; extra manufacturing tl2 80 $40
Market active and firm Al these quotations..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

81 hhjs for Mr. 7. Smser, of Bedford AT $40 o5
bought by j. l.. Chytor. Esq; a, 50 62, bought by
MtssTs. NJ langhoruo & Sons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

WILLIAM +. SMITH,
Commission Mcr,hpnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

CoRRrcTloNs.-ln publishing the address OF
Hudson NJ Garland, jr, few numbers since,
several errors were madc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Notice to Bounty Land Claim
ants.


Washington, Oct 81, 1850.
Applicants for Bounty Land, or for infornation
IN relation thereto, requested 10 address their
commonic a,ions on that subject to the Co.nmis-
sioner OF Pensions direct Their transmission
through the department proper imposes ON It
very great and unnecessary amount OF labor and
the additional examination they must thereby
undergo, only creates delav, and increases their
liability to be lost or msla,d.
Whenever new questions arise under the law,
the decision ot the department will be commune
caied To the Commissioner Of Pensions. and he
will thereby be enabled, as he is required to do, to
acknowledge the receipt of all communication
and answer such enquiries as may be made.
As numerous inquiries have been directed to
those points it may be well to state:
LIST. That where the service has been render
ed by substitute, he is the person entitled to
the benefit of the law, and not his employer.
ID That the widow of soldier who has rem.
dered the service required by law, is entitled ,o
Bounty Land, provided she was widow at the
passage ofthe law. although she may have beer
married q second time but if not a widow al
that time. the benefit Of the act enures to the
miner children of the deceased soldier.
Sd. That no person WHO has received or is en-
titled IN bounty land under prior law, Is emit,
tied to The benefit of the act of 2Sth September
1850.
4h. That no soldier is entitled to more thar
one warrant under this act, although he maj
have served several terms; but where a soldie
has served several terms, he viii receive a war
rant for the greatest quantity of land TO which
those several terms, consolidated, will enti,le
hi.L.
ALEX H. II. STUART,
Secretary Of the Interior
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Mr.. Tnfttmare's Va,edicforp 10 .4merica.-
The Natpnai lntellsencer OF Tuesday contains
long val. dlciory from Mr.. Vaitemare, the dis.
tinguished author and agent OF The system of in
ternatonal literary exchanges, which has SO en-.
rlched our ale and national libraries. In part.
ing from his American frInds, probably forever,
NJ. Vatlenare SAYS:
81 leave in trust with every true-henrted and
enlightened American, hrsi The fate of INV be-
loved system and hen NY own honor confident
that among those who have Known me from the
first, and Teen eye witnesses of my lsbors, !
shall never want jealous and ready defenders a.
gsinst attacks which may arise from a want Of
the like knowledge Of my motives and of the
spint in which have acted"
NJ. Va;tenare has nob.y lived down the mis-
constructions put upon his motives. Those writ
ers, who questioned those motives, are now a.
mong the foremost 10 do him honor. If there
ever wss a generous. single hearted ptilanthrop-
its, we believe that NJ. Vattemare is such one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Henry woodbury. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cont held at Mont.
Washington District. peiier, within and for SAID
district, on the 25,h day Of October A D. 1850.
WtLtiAM H. CLARK, executor Of the last will and
w Testament Of Henry Woodbury., late Of Montpelier in
said District deceased makes application said Court for
an order extending the time heretofore allowed him
the debts due FROM the Of said deceased and the ega
the said will and settle his admins
count with said Court year from the 9Th dy Of Scpem
be', D. lsisw il is odesd y sa,d Cour, that
the said application he Poiai Office, Mont
peIier the 18th day Of November 1850. O'Clock
AFTERNOONS and further ordered, that notice Of said sp-
pcaon and Of time and place appointed for h1 hear
ing thereof be all nieested by tn public
alton of the three weeks successyey in the Vermont
Waterman and State na printed at Mont
peer before said appointed for the hearing Of said
picatlun. By the Court,
q6.jw. HEAAN CARPENT ludrp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
.Ne,0 York. Thanksgiving, Thursday, Dec. IL

WASHINGTON AFFAIRS 81 Washington. Sun
day .NoU. 3-The dispatch 10 Bsl'imore paper
of Saturday, asserting that the Secretaries OF
War and Navy had issued orders Tor the Mill
ts,y aud Naval forces t, sus ain The U. s. Mar
shal of Massachusetts in executing the Fugitive
Save Law is ia se- nothing Of tie kind has been
done. Tne Secretary OF the Navy is absent
from he city, and Mr.. Conrad is Secretary I'D
interim. Tie first Comptroller is absent, and
Dir. Seamen, Chief Clerk, is acting in his stead.
Ei2h, csnpanies of the second add third reg
iments have been ordered to Texas, 10 reinforce
Gen. Brooke agains, the anticipated attack OF In
dams.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

TATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hoe the Probate Court for
District of Randolph, So the District OF Randolph.
To all persons cunc-roed the # scales.
late Of Tunbrid;e ia said D.IrIc d-csased, Grseng
NNhEREAS Benz amin DurAee, Aimnutra' Of III.
w Estate Of the sad deceased pr.oes rendering
OF hs admins and entipg his
sans said for allowance, esion Of said touri
b, held the Registers once in " est Randolph,
ni-tst, on the 81 day " Nav miner A ID. 1850
Therefore. you .b, no,ihd appear before said
Cont, the and place ud, show cause,
you have, why thu said should be allowed
Daed Tuuorige, said District this % auy Of Oct.
A. u. 1850
SO b. HUTCHINSON, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
BlackwOod's Magazine,
and the


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The ,e dug IL Bsilaia have become
invested With degree If interest hitherto unknowa- hey
occupy middle ground between the h.ssy, d-''nea sao
imperfect tho and tho Ella
sonts pouderous be furnished by The h,s'ofi-
"fa future day. Whoever reaes ,hs-s sstodeals oh
.s correct and connected account Of all the impsnt
pocal Of tis cd ID they occui and ieain'
The various couelu.ions dra~n from them ey me s.d"s
spirits age. The American uhi-hes herecs- deem
~ p,per TO Al, renewed attention the works they Iepuh
h aod tn very how price. which they offered to sub
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

The Common Council of the city of Norfolk,
Va, suspended the salary OF the Mayor recently,
because he sanctioned a slave festival. The
Mayor protests; states that every slave present
had the written permission ofhs master, and ap-
peals to the people who are much excited upon
the matter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
I,oroe Eo;,ure in U,U;m,,,;c We rocre

Large Failure in UiHimaniic. We regret to
state Tire occurrence in Wilimantic of a heavy
failure On the part of large manufd curing es
iablis I'M mt, forced, under the pressure of the
present runous Tariff. 10 succumb. We are
sorry 10 hear, als, that this failure tails heavily
upon so ne of our wholesale estabi lshmen,s in
Norw ich. But heavily as 1t falls np,n them, it
undoubtedly tails more heavily st.ll upon Will
mantle. .Norrich Courier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Union Meeting at the South. Savannah, Nov.
!. Tne friends of union turned out la great
numbers last evening to ratify the compromise
Measures Of Congress. Spirited addresses were
made, and resolutions adopted TO stand by The
Union and the compromise. The meeting was
most enthusiastic.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Abner Strong'S Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate Cour
District oil Randolph, for the District Of Randolph,
all persons concerned the Of Abner Strong
late of urange. in said distrrt deceascd-(;Ieting
WHEREAS, Luther CafPcnte the estate
of said deceasa' proposes t render account Of his
aud hs against
for allow Probate Court he hed the Probate
Office Washington, said disrict, the 9Th Tuesday
of November pext,-1hcelorc you hereby notified tn
shrw cause, any you have, why said should
be allowed.
Given under my hand, Washington, in said District,
this I'D dsv vt October, A ID Ie5L
ss BY BARTHOLOMEW. Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held al Mont
Warhingtun District pelier within and said dis
iric. OIL the 3lst day OF October, A D. lo50.
Al RS SCPHRONiA :. CARPENTER, rxecu'Iix Of the
ivl will and Harvey w. Carpenter, tate
OF No.tfed IN SAID a,tct, Ceased, makes application
to said that the said his
lifetime under contract writing deed to fenno L. Cum
minis of aoreiowp said district, cerain piece OF land
described follows, "A piece Of land
about three acfes and the buildings ihcron saed in the
village of Moreto~u n, called Hoiios hang part Of
the 2d DIVISION Lot the rgnt OF Stephen Hull
and for license deed ard convey sad Land, de-
sred, according such contract ayreest the Statute
in such made provided.
Whereupon ordered by said Court, that said ~ppica
ton be head thereof 10 be held the Probate
Office in Montpelier, the Pad OF November 1850,
Of the and appointed tor hearing rh-Is gwen
TO all persons n,ere,d ny the pu, location Of The
three weeSs ivev the Vermont stchman and
State Jonna newspaper PINNED at MoatpeieI, previous
To -ald time appointed
By the Coari 1872 UEMAN CARPENTER, Ju6ee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Cincinnati, Nov. 4,h. The Lebanon Star says
that it is authorised To stae that # Hon. Thus.
CoraIn is re elected 10 tine Senate, he will
serve. Mr. e. and John e. Vaughan will be the
prominent Candidates, but the tormer will doubt
IL, s be elected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Mrs Dudevan', better known as Fanny Wright,
recently arrived at St. Louis from Memphis on
her way 10 New York. Three hundred slaves,
on plantation which she owns, near Memphis,
she has jus, liberated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

0FThe Wings of Michigan, at their recent
STATE Convention, adopted ions in favor
OF NJ j General Winfield Scott rs the Wing
Candidate Tor Pr, sIueut In the Canvass Of le52
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Gen Pilow in Office, We see by he Maury
TENN Inielligencer of the 10th Oct. that Gen.
Gideon J. Pillow. of Mexican war ncioriety, has
been elected . President Of Duck River Slack
water Navigation Company"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

n~Prof Webser's family are about to re-
mu,e 20 Faya, in The Az res, her. one of the
daug III ers iesiieS. Mrs. Webster, It is said, is
q native Of tie Island.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

THE Asaus Msssiss II the Or.sgs Cesnty Mutual
fiU lwsursses Cemsssy wili b holdss the lac Vi
WV. =. DOWNING, h Chelsea, Wednesday, Tie leth
oesn ssd ths u oshsr ssesssasy tusissss
s -. 1o6A ". ANITA, SssssseE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

subsrrb.rs having been appoiu by The Honorable
Probate Cont fur the District Washington commits
s'one to receive, examine aud adjust all claims
msods Of all ag,in.t the Of AURiN RALPH
late "f Warren, in said district, decreased represented
solvent, and the term Of six months from tie If
vcmber 1850 allowed BY said Court the creditors Of
dceared to exhibit aud their respective claims be-
fore usDo give notice will attend to the dua. 81
appointment At the dwelling house Daniel Ralph in
warren, IN said District the frs Mondays Of
Apil, 1851, At one O'Clock r n each OF said days
LEWIS BACLEY, Comms-
DANIEL RALPH I sioners.
Warren, November 9TH A ID IS0. 90
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CANCERS CURED.

Mr. O. KINNEY, merchant, Clinton, Onsida eoHRfy, y
Informed cancerdoctor said county eaeeiln{
wonderful through tie efficacy of BRAS1'S
PURIFYING EXTRACT. eascerdaesor in Greene county,
n Y, using said PURIFIER Mr.. A. y: SETTLE drug
Cxnajohae Montgomery county, N v nns informed
important Of CANCER Of long standing winch
effected aged lady OF that place H. therefore, tins
impure blood Seven years