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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

There are twenty three banks IN New HamP-
shire The aggregate capital paid in s2sa,So On the
ls Of December the Of debs due the banks was
g. 5sSssi 70; due rom directors s6,s+l p
amount OF specie in vault sSsl28 y u bills
hand s7SlOs ~ deposits bank S4slll4 e. bills in cir
eaianon ST. go deposits IN other bank. for redemption
Of bills So, s5s g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

NH-fon shp Barclay Asnn Pschc Oess Tslu JuN
TO- bcs Ioacaeu 81 - cat
p-.oa' O.; .p Gsrant smith Ns~ Behind eeln if
ftver Aafte
ca yot ..P Maria Ras.e OF ~ ilr NBsifoci
sT.-n Apn CUTE Rocs LF Barclay baser. Naniacss'
o.
No'g atts0N ,. 81 ~ .bp VA Badger 1t Lynn DO OH
vel
SPOKEN NAY a. .P sas Of Ns~ Bediori has 49, - 80
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PORT OF NETWORK January g
Arrived.

s,-'f Oo ,,i-tct NOreas. D- =. lHi HaTsna ora u. s-f
naa ia snc~ - Rotcr - ono a. male re f-n
~ r. ,sniy Hoo s.ys Gays 90 ~hfh - e5ea
teaf1 t@.i nf-
,hq hsh0ss F11aa.5-s H.sr- passengers
B1gd n,s-n :. - ccmpsnl sh ,hF Ezaoetl D-.i
soa Sion
N,r Nom. Dafeeit G.se1s ard 90. C5l- - e r''
20 Dlnhsu u
WIND suur-e NJ. A nerd az 20
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Disasters, &c.

Nav P.rru.3s Bsi-rasa Phlsdsbhs iI,m Boston a
d-rk br rlul nol~afd o.t head q fore
mss ard sustained o;i-T ts1As-.
sf-aashp ye, 4blc Hobbs Baltimore froa Ctirstoa
i.r-i s;rou. a-.1 a nds dlnHs the passa.-
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spoken. &c.
TO Mariners.

KEY
De- - 10 ou o, - passed p gsui-es from Bo''e ~
NOr-sns
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WANTS.

WANTED-By yogns Eat Of -evsrAl year 'sxper-
w ence q stzA.Ol saesms. 70 VITO esal- gods
grocery esabzshmenL Can 1--WE good references
chsrscter tc -alav much vi ecf Is perna
n-uf e-pio! ent Address D Al he Office o. ms ps-
per Is q
CLERksHIP-Ws lfed. place q. salesrar "
- sl.nt oook k-eper rot psrc1LHr whsi 30
70 situation oogec for ha1 salary FIRST
ale references ven a. 70 enarIctsr an sby Address
A P ms Orrr ~
CO.. REWARD-Wil Be pad for IL rsSuru Of the
- SO booss and papers cOntsin-d ne safe Which
carried "a from h- premises q lie sGoscr5ers
Saturday night he Sta tnst No glesoous vii Be Esk=t
ask LYON HAFf Furmzr-sL BrOokivu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST

WANTED-T0 boy $1,000 CaiiJrnia God Dust Nr
w gh-ch lie hlghes. rae. all be pad, b. y. WEB
STIR A1n-sL III In
4 YOUNG MAN wish-s D. 70 20 California car
"A peutrr. who tas lot he means ADy wishing -
rend iAke lbs mechanic car address cote WIN
ard residence cr cal al 81 Second-Ay corner o.
Twenty Firs-ss fT3t- ~ LEWIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

HYDRANTs.-Tbs BayesoAomse rasts S'.srsesi
xsS-v.vslve Hvdrarfs most simple " 49, -
ana most essiiy fepared strong ana iebD 100
~ orokep-.bOt sff running By ehddfes on ns .S.slss
ressnol liable 70 freeze-fl NOD oefs- -. sso1s -
hard.e nav eli Iakcr Ool for repair and ssps.s<rr
Ave uaaates without disrarbing he srocnd OF s~rT
the wsteT. -. . -. An ths Cy
These Hydrsnts hsv. been IN extensive ess Sspos3
for four yesrs paa- Many Of which m " no~ 8 -
80 o,ssr. from w., Jmpsnss snd YsEes. ~
sarplsed Il DE Fscbory, u MsnoDst ~ " - ,sss
Pluinbers generally Also, double Hydrans - - -
.ssaS VII ~. b psfuiisd
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COMPREHENSIVE.


nISSoIITIO<.-Th CO. partnership nere,oiofe sN
Usuns under tie firm Of 1 h. KELLOGG %. Is
Dissolved BY the death Of Mr. Kellogg. The business OF
the s;e srm vii he nqudaied by TIE surviving partner
fHOS SIMMONS 10 Ferry-si
New York Dee a. ls49 j w
CO-PARTNER>Hi THE undersigned have this
Nav su.efed into co-pumership under NE nrm "
SIMMONS \ TAYLOR and ss Ficc essors 70 { n hel
lOgg 60 Vii o0nrale he same business a. the OH stand
IHOS : SIMMONS,
THEO TAYLOR ioFsuy-.i
Ssv.Yofl Ian I 1880 II wv
,y'HE ~JBsCRIBERs have this DAY formed Go
1 partnership under the nrm of NEEIh tkANhL,N.
tor The importing and dealing IN BOOK Binders and hasrs
Lssbers aud Materials 81 " John street
W MECH
HOMER FRANKLIN
New ofs January lst 1850
We have DIS day disposed interest m the above par
II our Nessrs Mech krspGin and beg leave
70 recommend them the support VI our lnruds and Gus
toners ElhOl " " Johb "
New York January l. 1850 lw'
,THE UNDERSIGNED have his day formed co
i psrncrsiDp fcr irpusaring The Stationery and Fancy
Good. Business under he usme vi MARVIN 4 NORTH
% " laan-sL MAkElS
y W. q. =. NAkLn.
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rp0PRovIp PLATToRna SCALA

FLOOR AND PORTABLE Goa, nay, ksAros.. q
L Coerisr and a. other Scales msDaisetgfec ~ .s ~
Sal. Of MS conpsny are deseryeay isking pece
u a. others ard for correctness and eursci-y -
saed warranted correct and not liable 10 get ~
We refer with confidence ne merchants AID s a.
Of New York, Who - hDeraly psLv.iL-s - -
Also frames u seknowisdged superiority 20 ~ 400
above a las Msscepiane near froni 81 wnc.s . s.af
teIsy bv OEO. q sHEPHkEy m
n a,s Agent n J. $ N "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
Protection TO Debtors.

To The Editors cf The N<tr York Tribune
have read with some care the Report OF the
Comms Pesdngs and Practice In your paper Of
his morning, and free 10 say, That Ia reconsideTlne
most srone they dol summary proceedings IA reHon
noies hls exchange aad the oreclosEg OF mort
gsges they 10 forget the nights Of debtors interstate
Now, gentlemen l do hope that the Legislature, when
hey act the subject VIII take all proper care OF
creditors by anordng them us security while al the
time such rghsreasonable nights OF dchiorsas may
~ entirely consistent with the safety and security Of the
creditor wil not Do overlooked hope they VIII not be N
such hurry 10 connect what be called abuses de-
20 throw honest debtor into The hands OF
ciess creditor upon foy,cg A0ys notice IN class OF
and to allow m mortgage such summary ~ OK
Of foreclosure 10 Re thosf aeien ss ihe Commissioners
The debtors 81 tbs Stale such conienpnhe minor
make very poc safe pass sny laws sacri-
icue Their Usg rights hen mars claim is we secured
hen reasonable delsN Affects Tier lis principal nor
Interest," have vet 10 earn why The Legislature should be
allied upon confer hum such arbitrary power he
Ce9e m OF rs PROVISIONS would seem TO nm a.
am much IA favor OF The nghts OF properly - AN
man But not IN favor OF putting the ius, rgh's o
even debtor citizen into Tie arbitrary power " AIN man
A DEBIOk AND CsfDiIOk
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA OUTFITS.

1OJ Ntliiasn-st. near john
DERSCSs going " California VII IND every ernce suit
abe Tor Ini1. and Cape kOutes a. The lowest price 10
SswYOrk w Heavy gray, scare, and white Blankets
1alne shirts and Drawers, SAGA Coais Pants ke HAM
MOCks Oil suits ard Ae1he OTercoais. TENTS, storm
Caps. soGtb-wsssers ke- ke- for sale BY
ia m HARTLFTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
MEDICINES.

pRO0F. PROOF.-HERE = PROOF conclusive,
Il ia, Dr. : 2 I0Eu-eods SArs4, szA : lie orlg1AL-
The following rom 90 he no.; RESPECTABLE papers
y -h-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
CALIFORNIA

WINDOW sAsHES, BLINDS AND DOORS
DY THE AID or STEAM AND MACHINERY The
- Subscriber l. enabled " execute orders for every
scrpoa Of Sashes Blinds snc Doors short uocc- snd
wUad INVITE The stenlou u persons who snipping
buildings AZ materials ;lr Tie California market
L MOORE - v sfer-sI
TlWs re Zion F-Frv BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

CHAIN WIRE AND GALVANIZED PUMP
~ CHAiN-The Subscriber Is otertns Chain VIE sad
Pump Chain VI very superior quality, n lots ~ sg par
cbasers JANIS H HoLDANE-
u In 81 Wcsrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

SUPREME COURT OF rBE UNITED STATES
WssassSeSs. F1saK, Jan &-Geo Bsddle and Jonas
fHlrsano, fsSs OF re1esy admitted attorney,
ard eoursellors Of this Court. No sss-Johu IsNsis
appellant sarah Darling On appeal nom The DI.rrc,
Court c the United States for Alabama On he ,n,,on ~
Mr. BuleF, this appeal was docsred and dismissed win
costs No. Si-J0nafsn VI Reed, psiur N error .. Te,
proprie;ufs Of Locks and Canals Nerrfnac River IN,
srg,msn, OF this cause cuntnaed by Messr. Roh.r
sa1 Webster Tie defendant in and concluded hy
Gen. Jones for the plaintiff IN errof No SIC. Taylof
appellant q, James Taylor Ct a. The Argument Of In.
eknse ~ss commenced by Mr. Holmes for hs appellant
A1joarnea IA Monday II O'Clock
FArHER NArsEw.-The Apostle OF Temperance
arrived st Chsrlrsou : { Thursday Jan 4 and Wa cur
daily recs.ved ~ the Hhernan Soee and Total Absc-
Society
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CLOAXS! CLoAYSt,

SELLING OFF AT GREAT Loss
I AIDES CALL AT : HAWKINS, II Grad q
Icy anc procure CLOAK for hsf prce Tbey .oic
Ca saa yo0- gel 01gsin Also u hand good sssOr-
merit u sra~ goods Z s.
THE UNDERSIGNED asenls Il Is duty % eerrsfy
thai be kss wIce-sed To urry o. he Chinese Lasrr
WGsning tld N rs eOuse and uy ih.i Il 4 tie
greA-e improvement Wishing thsf BEEN MIRO
11cec no TINS cry -1et u ~ say hat here a llx one
word Of e12sg-rson IN the ADVERTISEMENT. hat ne azsut
circulated advise god seepers 10 cal a. re Mas
ssnst and ~ bottle TOO vii never Dc sorrv sor II r.
ma yCurs l-h respect and Be referred 70 sfsrv toe
81 JOHN MCGUIRE, % DOvningss y Y
SODA WATER APPARATUS ofevery,aeseripcor
- e1ther Tor he manufacture tEaw1ns o. bOns sf soda
Water @<1GactaTed ard sod BY JOHN MATTHEWS
corner firs;-av e1c Twenty si1fhslN hihographed
p.ie VII Etsd directions gvtng every information for
a1srrsre Of TX syrups &c accompany eak appar.rus
A. eounusieanons Immediately attended OF application
above. RlmDkifCT-
SJvO PRTNTPRe To- -. - - 80 =,
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BOARDING.

pOARpING.-fwo or Are- genasnen car D. sorOm-
ID no1sied viii board and Pheasant rooms AZ s. Barclay
o. spposse Co4egep..c-- Cod and vz-E oans. he kc
gentleman sAd wite be accommodated win sat q
roo1s References exchanged nc
BOARD N BROOkLYN-Wsnfet BY Q FenLe-
Dsn and two sc'ss II the vicinity al 1l;on Ferry The
pacs uusf oe trselAss boarding house or rrvse fzi
" Add-ess N A q a. his otscs ~
ROARD-s6l Broad~ty rsrior 90 first co,1r, WIN
~ oDe OF i've roons eounecrns Fal or psrrAl board
Ass rpoEs icr Sngis gs1tspsl 9N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

UNITED STATES ARMY BY the Repor, OF the
Adiutant General OF the army for the past year
We learn that the military establishment OF the
United States consists OF SO commissioned officers
and s9s2 mn commissioned officers, musicians. ar
tihccrs and priystes, thus
General officers adutan, generals department u IN
.pecior generals department Judge advocate o. he army
GuArtermGsiers department - commssSry grrefas
department u,edies ~ pay department . These art
al connected with the general stsa Corps u easners
Is; corps Of Typographical engineers % ordnance de-
osrtment 81 military surekeepers II, W. regimen 81
dragons lScO; regiment Of mounted rrsinen, 80
foui regiments OF srteTY sSS eigh, regiments Of iniAn
~ al regiment OF engineer sodiefs sappers MI
seas and pontouers ioo ordnance sergesnts 81 AgErv
yaia OF the authorized establishment, sSa The
siest returns show IN service Including recruits
and men unassigned being ~ more thar anih0ffed bd
returns nom distant regiments NOT teing later sn G A0
August Is estimated thai there d<scteacy Of 80 Tie
strength of 81 the regiments s@ The nanef
u enlisted OF the ordnance department IN service &c
oordng The last returns SIS The number Is ROT re-
stztesed ~ law. $500
The authorised force troops OF the hne consists Of eV
cavalry oecers and men sStS artillery Of which eisl
companies are Organized light artillery, and ~ uao
uSS--uaskins N Tie aggregate aS72
tne number Of MAJOR Generals having been reduces a.
Sots S'eefAln Chief. accordance with the Presidents
SssuaeoeaS resui<d command u the Army The lth q
nay SsS sl1 established his headquarters the CITY o.
NrwiorN The n1nher oC Srgsdier Generals having IN
~ nslvt es1 reduced 10 BriSxier Generals Woo
s l"sks AaoS OenerSs By Areyet have been ned
geosl.phtcN divisions
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w haler-.

TIE shi not. I-ig ghte3 upon he e'ea v VI
Jsl D. aad "a 90 lsre qu.te oriiani 'lIvsfaae-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
Passengers Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.

IL s.rS Mar, ASrru (-s- Gisi,rr saf fls CsisMf A
VI. bbons md CHI sren. an - IT, st--us-
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TOILET AND FOR SALE.

- WANTED he lower part d Broadway oe.ov
-. CAnal-s, small Store. ANY person WILING 70 ct
poraon OF one. wiih Hse OF sbos-~inooN - husi'
e,ns rent nav hesr OF tenant BY addressing N \
Al this oEce stAttaz sernis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
SODA WATER APPARATIso1e


ITO PRINTERs.-Fu ale Yankee Gard Pres4 n
good orsa. Apply q srostSl apstasn pr
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
CALrroRNrA THRouoH TIcxETs

Tao THE ONLY DIRECT MAIL LINZ "A
1C.N STEAMSHIPS FOR CHAOREs-f9t8
Tickets from New York 10 ssn Fame "a |,
Wav Of ChaRrps and fsn8fne.--Fafe Reduced. fhs "a
AMI splendid L = Mai steamship
EMPIRE CITY,
20O1 uns burden J ID Wilson, ConDsn' ar viii ls.t,h
ChAgres direct fIom her dock q, Pier IN THU RsDAf
February Nh, A. O'clock.
Tie tnpire CITY viii cary tho 4 Mans for he Psa,s
Mai Steamer
Passengers by the Z. {, Will ana accommodates. =
comforts not 10 - hai W any other steamer vi
he well known steamer SARAH SANDS Al Panama
Reduced rates VI fare to Chsgres
Afer saOon-o psO bertha IN state room SIS
torWa ARD saloon -tsts rooms ............... ga
lA1 the shove dise A. th- same table AID have he
privilege u the raOOn
stsefagr, bound with mattresses and board .... 90
FROM Panama 20 san trAneisco direess
First Csbin ................. .Ssas
SerOnd CABIN ................... - ~
The Second Cabin bcrks Are In state rooms fully AIRS
-,i viii hair nattresse. and bedding
Esiy application II Necessary % secure choice u b
''' "ss'' Of p''''y' INWARD SON 5, s,o.s.s
Letter bags for this Steamer viii be made 10 Iks ~
Osice, elosins Il O'clock. Pm Letters 10 10 BY ha -
be 40 marked. HDkWReol,
Err TSITED STATEs MAIL LINE Tae.
SSsesaGSS CHARLEsTON no HAVANA Via Ap
NAH AND KY WEsT The splsna.s
.'esfnship ISABEL, u,i0o tsns burdsa,l commando
Capt william Rollins Will commence her regular nr-
Monday, OF l. and sail regularly ffom Chariesoz =.
ior Havana he lst and s,h of each month GA -
Havana 70 Charleston on the -;h and 22t =.
From Charleston ssd Savannah 10 Havana. ....,.,"k
" TO keyWes, "'''''"'
sPOFFoRD, flLEsToS 4 co. - scsssss
Agents li.' IN HS,sn.. DRAKE ssSfagssEco
Pss-engers leaving ia BY this ship Tsset -
dnofs ~ No lsnd route he srh day, or By nes,ns
steamer. ssFihsmsr and soutLsrnsr reach Sewfas.,'
az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

~ PCsst ANCf o. order d Asir~s Ho.s-. So
l ~ Nounfy kgs. hsr~tf CsVu NJ gefss.f..
s.sn-i JASON PNlGf ste ~ ~ "a, OF asoskk- y
Icrsty dsces-J present - sh ne tca.hsr -
10 e-r ~ rssJe-ec Carcnlasl. Rea.se.. -
Nv 81 Goa of tescr- $50 81 febrsrv lsst a. -
f.,s !aw,su' ELISHA PRATT Atarrstr.s ~
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a. rOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE or BELLE.
a SFw.YoRK AND BRooKLyN Tor.

Sc FOR SALT ct >.xt-enth-st between Avenues
- At 3 ! iot ~ FCu-TAst Selveen LAiAy p,sce
srS TIE Bo7yery Also 4 Brooklyn. I ot BRIDGES
u-sr rrtarav: ic,s or eortAa1-av Deksh-svs 5
I. y, Atan.c Az Na1lerbgisv sisO seyerSl oss
"a -un-av near Lswrencest The purchase money
ru,in On ooud Nrd mor,gage Apply 20
FFFfNGHAM H. NICHOLS, Assru-y-s,i.aw a.
L iw- 1Nssssu-sl New loFk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

EN- EASuIO>ABi EItATS-Jgstinshstn ne ns
ILL splendid srtics Ocered elegant French snHsl
AZ the low price Of g. usually sod al a. Ala
article ut ~ 5O-uesl Hat Of s.
dIg im BROWN, 10 Csnsl<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

~ p ANth 81 an ocsf u ~ sun gate 81 ~ Cers 81
Nes lcrs nolSe !, rryt{ $50 o. OF r.rol. -, = a,
~ 1T NARY I BONFANft a. a Tie C, Vi Nes ios -.
qsssH 10 ,sis a. soasf. asf-ci "a ~ ~ .
Re..s he Cfy q Ne~ los o. q -.
a.. -, Nh s,v ef J,uasy usst Dated Ns~ yor, M. ~
Juy lssl JOSEPH DfGJgRki'
yit lsNfus lrssts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

On trsst sny Of the Officers or hasds Of ne kDs3
@vesseis sehooners Splendid, Abm. sinnoserss
lanes and samuel. 80 kiCH'D IUIIL-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-15
nu mbers. They also made their appearance at
q lpt. Ford's station and attacted it. driving off
nj ne horses belonging to the company.
1 awful Occurrence---Six Children
Burned to Death.

The Montreal papers give US the following
/ melancholy intelligence:-
"The most heart-rending calamity that ever
I occurred in the County of Ouoway, happened
in the township of Bristol, (of Clarendon) to a
family by the name of Knox. A few days ago,
the father having visited the village of Smiths
Falls, was returning nome by the Rideau canal,
and while upon one of the steamers, he was
wishing to enter private apartment of the boat,
but unconsciously, it being dark, entered the
whee-house, and stepped upon one of the pad
oilers of the wheel--at this moment, the wheel,
which was motionless at the time lie entered,
began to move, and made several revolutions
before he was enabled to disengage himself,
which he only succeeded in doing after several
of his bones were broken, and he was otherwise
mutated in most shocking manner.
"While Knox was being conveyed home in
this state, and when within short distance Of
his own residence, his wife who was at home
with seven children, left, with the youngest in
her arms, to meet him, the other six (the eldest
about ID years Of age, )remained at home. Dur
ing her absence the house took fire, and all with
in were consumed. Nothing was to be seen on
the return of the mother but the smoking relics
of her late habltation, in which were then found
the charred remains of her unfortunate children.
In one short day six of her children are taken
from her, she receives a returning husband mu-
tllateG and almost lifeless, and becomes house
less"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-15
East Montpelier.

The Democrats of East Montpelier, are re.
quested to meet at the Center Meeting House
on Thursday, the 9th of August, at 9 O'Clock
p. M. to nominate some suitable persons tc
represent said town in the next General Assem-.
bly,.
KNEELAND KELTON, Chairman
of the Town Committee.
East Montpelier, Aug. 9th, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-15
ORANGE COUNTY

(E-HAllllA.B GEI>0YAp
ywvtIr ran Term Of this Seminary will commence
' u MoNDAY Sent 2nd and continue II weeks, under
the charge of
r. NJ MANLY, A. b. Principal
Nj, Il. WRIGHT Associate
Mrs r. NJ. MANLY, Preceptress.
ANNIE 5. GRlSWOLD, Teacher OF Ornamental
Branches. , - M,
The committee consider themselves fortunate IN being
able TO continue the services of Mr. Manly, who has
had charge of the school for the last two years. ana feel
pleasure IN assuring al those whe may wish to have their
children thoroughly taught and properly cared for III every
respect that they will be quite safe in sending them TO TINS
Institution.
Young men preparing teach, will hayethe advantages
of daily recitation aud drill in the Theory anu practice ct
the Lectures upon this as also uo Gcehthc ana
others.
Board, in private families, and roomf for seltbaarders,
are furnished upon the most reasonable leIhs'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-15

OAK HALL, BosToN. The proprietors of OAK HALL are
enabled from the immense of their business to sell
gentemens and youths thing lower than many dealers
can afford to make their clothing. Mr. Simmons immense
and ready sales enable him to sell his goods at mere "
nominal advance upon the cost Purchasers would nd il
for their interest to examine
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-15

Every where the dminution amounts to
fully one half the previous number. At
Lille, EIbeuf, Amiems, and other large
towns, the proportion is still greater. In
some places, three-fourths of those who
were electors are deprived of the franchise.
North American.
No USE GONG TO CALIFoRNIA.-Th
Cincinnati Gazett says, friend who re-
Gently made tour through Brown coutry,
Indiana, reports that at one place there are
neury three hundred men digging gold
lie says the majority average from three to
eight dollars per cay.
GIGANTIC REPTILE.-At a recent meet
ing of the Royal Institution in London,
Prof Owen exhibited, among other fossils,
the arm bone of an extinct species of lizard,
which was four and half feet long, and
thirty two inches in circumfTence, Prof
Owen remarked that the animal TO which it
belonged must have been 80 feet in length.
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Washington County
CT am n ar School.

FHNHE first Term of the acadcmca year of this In
H. stitutlon VIII commence on THURSDAY, the 22d
inst under the charge of the Rev Horace HERRrcE Prn-
cipal az heretofore.
competent Female Assistant instrucng in Drawing
branches VIII be employed to take charge of the Female
Department.
native French Teacher who is preparing for the Prot
estant ministry, has also been engaged instruct in that
language thus afoding advantages for acquiring correct
pronunciation which rarely if ever, be had under an
English teacher
Glasses of those preparing to become Common School
teachers will be formed, and receive special training for
that object Philosophical lectures and experiments, with
tbe fan and winter terms. And on the whole, we think
we can now ensure pupils and the public, advantages
for instruction, eqIu to those of any other Institution IN
the country. .
0. II. SMITH, Prudential Com'tee.
JAMES SPALDlNG,)
Montpelier, August /, 1850. 3w3l
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MAPLE SUGAR & RYE

A FEW hundred pounds good Maple Sugar. Also,
IA few bushels Spring Rye, for sale BY
August A. 1850. 93te
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ding August 1850 Said per Centage to be cast ON the
original amount of Premium Note, without reference TO any
endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer his Office
in Montpelier before the 18th day of Ocober 1851
being the day of the Annual Meeting of said Company
As usual list of persons insured in the several towns
with the amount OF assessments due from each respec
iy will be forwarded to the Representatives elect to the
Legislature, by whom moneys be sent The assess
ment this year per cent? is small and il is hoped that no
member Ofthe Company viii fail to forward the moneyn
the manner Indicated by other person who NAV be
coming to Montpelier, so that it be paid over promptly
at the time when It due little attention part
of the members of the Company, will save much trouble in
collecting the assessments
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NdDTECE.
C0He LIVER OIL.

Wv COLLINS s. PIERCE
Montpelier, July "a, 1850 30;
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N OTTCE!

FNNHE members of the VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE IN
Il SURANCE COMPANY, are hereby notified thai The
following assessments have been made by the Directors
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Moreen Green.

STORRS & LANGDON have the new Green for paint
y ing Blinds decidedly the finest thngus and uhnu
one hafthe price Of Paris Green. Samples Of the pain
ing can he seen at our Store.
May %, 1850