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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
CALIFORNIA.

HAYES ROSE
CCCN.ELLJEs At LAW,
rs- f-lr-.ssl z -s-r 81
EzFTEENC E.-a1- 3 E--ar p - DT-r- fs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
- VIII AID FACTORY FOX -ALE.-

~. Rare cas0ce tor iny--meut-Tae suoscr.orr VS.
'-A lr 'o real- fOw business Offers Tor safe me- wei
.ror ~ aid Factor, suaiei on Er Morris Caaa neaf
- Weigh Lock. in NewarN wiki vs.er power shout clue
u. Ia the wear within 10 inmates wax ~ The ce1rr
~ ha civ TIE main banding = four stories high. VIII
tro r1 90 some ior grading. oAd al ho hxtlfcs necee
ear mill
40 steam Engf-e Of slhor.e power with trcs
h crs -Ifsch-d vcD contain s4 citt rooms tlr heavy
arl,clr1s -rp 1ses being % .uls aud stones hisu
a.. t.r ,Iolf aU. la corr. .e.e order
rs s.r- sn1urf ot l.e pufchase-Honey can remain or
..I,v JAMES sEARISG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
LrGHoRN KAT rrANuFAoToRY.

1 WILSON. LeslDra Hat .4c.sr-r. p. 1-f-af
". r.l 1l.r lroFe larlry- six.-sL t.t -- Persons
ra-rf L. .horn horre o. 1t-s cen hsr- 1-ri sltl 1
fashionable rltr- waul anf q'esrz1ce cf rl--l--- l
,ais r-ls. sasl-at 10 imr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

- 10 RESgTo one or more fuiit q, 100 new four.
IN. ..ofg 1..cr hou.es S-geIl-ay between Ive1tt-
l.0. s.i twenty iHgr. Sis. also ls- lrr .''t--''f
a--.. f1 l. Size sf Tsrrff fourth -L D.. frt ESQ.,
10 S~7rglv Irs.-ssDn given rlurd liry nr on The al
Mrr goat Rent t9 olr family, on DE atcnae 80, ol
'.a street. So .-r ar1uu TIE Crotol water is intro
u-. aolsrs snd stages -o and from Va 81 pass
a-- sr1s. every lH minutes Apply. ai.-f + 81 "a tiy
.rt. l'-... Ur before 'ha' fonr fo
IL ! ----- .M---L d Ma--.- La-- $500 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

g. FOL. San FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
- y --perlof ie-Js-ilng s1p ALBANIA being
lay @-'.e1- WI 81. "a is~ csys ali ca t1se
.t-al g-al-iy 81 freight b-fVeer .ecks
re- Dew clPPef oefk HERO C.pt H.fknsn saecee1.
= ADanis and vi have .rri-iia d. sich pr I'D
W. y ~ WI h. HOLOAEGE j 9 Wa =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

g. TO IET.-Wi.n Steam power r. Lrce aC-s- a-c
T. --rp-f 20 g. peg horse pr week. arge room ru
.e fs 5oor. ra workshops 10 'se sane ou a.
r-n- hts, g--ei ri tr- cry. Pcssfss.c- given
r,-ai .l-er t.-lirr of ! LOCKE. = Arr-s.- z lr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

g. LANDS FOR SALE IN hAAiLTOS COIN
- 1l--Ie- 1eEer1sef q th- sseve arcs = harmed
la sTra1geE-rf tas tecu Eace fcr elspostcg Of
eel al - . reG4esseo retzrn kewIork szd
enc ecrveyz,ces u 10 sAne 8flv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

VAITNBIE COUNTRY EEsiDENCE to- ~
- --aat vs lsh- urocergy e trc residence q " o.
APP l-c~s.ed sr-4,r- Irr--~ct fz--~.
c. Can strlt rz.f q ra m EslL-11- a. -F1 I'D
beg .rc- s-ra-loat il-lir- s-- 81 niles ir-n - CT
---.s rfs Are -u-.ar lo1 = -rS- irurt lT - --
deep. r-gs 40 lear rev ban. IT'D 1--r 1--1-.l
-1t -1olt l1s--r--fV- scr-s -f vsal1 .a1c APPS -c
~ SAMUEL - CDRNtLL- 80 " s.rf-st
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~ 49, bones cf gAs Con fazy. Fey able i1 i55
~ eist aay ., Mach rsXL ~ te pad a. he oce
ta-y - N a.. - thai csv p-rseutsLc- 81
= N'-~se-s ~ twi NATHAN FL MARSH Secse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

- {. Il. ROGERS sEED AND AsRlCLLIl L.
- EAL WARE HOUSE. = Hsrtet-st -st- cha
- fs-r-rfs al easleuer's iuI .euc--s, Imported s-t
A-t-c4- la--er seeds. Pun ss-e al t--ams--s
-~s voocs s-ca.E-d O. s.orsE- ~ ed o1 cnlsf'or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

~ tst ks,E OF o-i-r af he s4Isa's I'D ha Cl.-
Ives 1rfs. a-u o. feHuns having
..sf ,ltEON FLilE " ihs NI ID So fH.f .arefa1.
vli.--s drlvoi Oh -a1sf hcfs. 81 ts
..- II l4..s. % J.aa A psvsa4. Fo-r ,t he
iori 'a~ Jay Aiay lsEt
Js-sl Nss N9fs, teafh iay 81 November isgJ
JOAN A nkfEAC, it...
. .tsfus JOHN W FNllI $1,000"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

g. EAf1 FOX SAL %" i4Wtstlp oi Ran
- wy. y tao niles from TIE village. three from
- late'tfovr All within hsif d mile of mo WHEAT.
-.rsf terot where e pass our or ave times
sab dee rfll, location i0r doing business
fe Nr1 contains e. acrs-. 0r Do % " ch IS
Hrls woods 30 .s We. arHp frr gruL l-, pl0VlE
sI 70 llI j. surpassed us any .l 80 g.calT
er-D- oi I 10. Eran--f lt Sc TIE Lll-e
-srr lu Eve r"'s ur ~acf lu1r fyNd barl ara oltr
improvements, g0Dt WEB rfs- re hous-. Ard never
&. .r stream NJ aa-er Also, ceres meadow fsg
l.--r- 81 aa, fali Frevprs ~ AuesGay, Asfcl j.
r hen - offered lf alri On ou iae pr-ns 40
D. % Irl-.rc of J WATERBURY, no ihe premises or
&c pLIER PAhhs, ID Walls Cfoton water once base
mslL II ts
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r, DR-IRABLR RE>InENCE NEWARK

a.. TO IET-Tle house lut s..re C-e.---t d.
-.rf p r. WILLIAMS
- .l-II. > Bower. nr iU' erect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

~ FOX -ALE-rtst ers-rf t.fr--.fr- hose Nc
~ fuucr-.' lear McD0uEs-, t7lsEel ll e beef rsu-
rrr. with pahd l4nl4Irr. E.alus hly door. be-
~ Re- hof and coI waier throughout with bah srl
slower furnace il -niar 20 heat re hole house; w
age s.ro and tf- rsr-ylle-. back piazza &C 80
rsu remain bond ord -aes. 30 desired ire -.
IN I. ~ u I ] llLE.fA.. b M..-.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

- TO III LET-Afsr ist Nsy r-xt ~ sse +
+.- .rar. o 4 su.aA rrsr hoi'' "''I '.'.i $500. d
-. l -r..a .rsr Tree persons a"-a rO. srrf-
r. " t.. rcrr.s-s vri. c9l-- anv i.r@- .-r-
49,. Ea- Cd Arrs a1er lo 4 NJ g. 49, ----st
,r.r ... -r Tor r. fhA hn.-s. '-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
NEW SHOP AND
NE w PRICES

FE2ilE subscriber would respectfully n
H form the citizens OF Maqaoke'a adhss
rounding country that he il carrying enAs
Chair and Cabinet Making
in all its branches. lie therefore void
form the rublic at large that he has cFas
Shop at Maqaoketa, Jackson eouu'y, vas|
he has established himself pernanen'V sa|
the determination 10 please his cus,onsnl
quality and prices Of work. He will pcssrs|
sell CIiE.4 PER than any other establlshuts,|
the country Tor the quality Of wors. Fs'aa|
bring on your Wheat, Lumber, Butter, cl=.
Bacon, &c. Three months credit with ssaT|
will be given 10 those not having the READ
10 those who have, 10 per cent diseoanl,sas|
made. No efior. will be spared to accomnsa|
all and he hopes by untiring industry antlrs
ton to business and punctnality TO his sa..ass|
menis TO retain all old customers and ottiu
ny new ones.
CorYISs made with dispatch.
1r-Three JoURSESNEN CHAIR MA1sEs WI
ed Immediately to whom good wages and s's
employment will be given.
JOHN Pore
Maqnoke,a, June oath, l8i9. .s-I
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE
FIRE AT SAN FRANCISCO.

NEW lOEA. julie -, y Il. h
The dates from San francisco are to the 18th
May. The reports from the mining districts
north and south continue to be fay orable; The
general state ofheaih at these places is also good.
The file alluded 10 occurred the 4th OF May; the
alarm proceeded from the e. S. House, on Ports-
month Square, and by the time the people were
enabled TO leave their beds, the flames spread 10
the adjoining buildings on either side destroying
Ell Dorado and Delmonico's and soon every
honse, except two, on the block between Clay,
Washington, keainey and Montgomery streets,
was destroyed. The i.e extended also along
Kearney street, and that portion Of Washington
street, opposite the square, and in order to stay its
progress, every house from Washington 10 Jack
son streets was torn down. A block between
and towards the bay Jared but little better, and
out of the three blocks in the ceni,e Of The city,
but seven buildings are standing.
A mass of gold and quart, weighing l6 lbs,
was FUND near the NJ posa and sold for 5 5000.
Several recent and important discoveries has been
made on the Moeelume: ont OF one hole there
was taken. in two DAYS, $4,000 worth of the
precious metal some lamps have likewise been
found-nearly everv man is making an ounce a
day. The miners generally have done well, and
more gold may De expected in the coming six
months than has altogether been received since
the commencement of mining. Chances and
Panama were healthy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04

BRAIN LAEoR To many persons it
seems small thing t. sit down and pre-
pare matter for periodical press; but let
one inexperienced with the pen, and whose
brain has never been trained to Systematic
thought, at.emp, to furnish intellectual food
and recreation to his fellows, and he will
soon realize that mental labor is the most
destructive to health OF all other toll
Were one to grub stumps OF, Of the earth,
or sling the sledse hammer twelve hours
day, he would be able to stand the drudge
~ with less injury 10 his body and soul,
than half that number Of hours devoted to
mental employment in the way Of writing
matter for The book or newspaper press
Those pi,hy articles which constantly ap-
pear ia the periodicals Of the day, cont ain
the very essence Of mind or thought. and
such literary gentlemen as are the hest at
i,emizing, are The first whose constitutions
are broken down, and "ho die Of imbccili,y
and want Of muscular power,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
DRUGS AND MED,CINrS

- UtAb SuaSNitUCI having ten,.
~ - ed from 81, Louis with ,,'s ~
supply Of Drugs, Medicines ~ =. al
calls, Paints, Oils, varnish. AID I'D
Fancy articles, DC. &C., il n,oa.1
to furnish oil those who may desire asv r ,Ss
his line on the most reasonable terms ,r J. I.
medicines Of such quality Us he can wa,,,, ~
Essential oils ard essences; .sc,nrcs.
mcnis; mel curias; quinine; Peruvian b,,. ~ Y,
barks, roots and herbs Of every kind. gpn ~ ~
phor, myrrh, Arabic, opium, and all oibc r -. ~
resins and balsams; salcra,us, sal soa, I'D
and other kinds Of salts; bi-carb. soda NV, LEW
acid and all other acids and alkaes. n, ,r.A
mama; saffron; cream tartar; cloves; ejOesn,.
alspice; pepper; nnt'negs; mace and oth,, i.
ces. fenncl: coriander; carui; ans Il. n
mustard and flaxseed, &c &c.
Dyc-Ng gs-Logwood. chip'd and exnet,.
tic; madden; coppcras; alum; ndigc; sov,oD
tin; arnatto; blue viirol, &c.
Chemicals, &c.--pure nitrate silver. a,.
ioda,e Of iron; morphine; s,rychnne: pne,,.
podophyllin; hydrocyanic acid musk; macr,s,,
ily1riodate potassa: kreoso,e. collodior. ehlr,
form cro,on oil; cod liver oil: &c. &c.
Fancy .frftcles-razors and strops; penku,,
pins; needles; combs u all descrI p,,on.; nee,
cles; watch key; match safes: steel bend; d.
SEES: pocket books, powder pulls; toile, psar
sets; fancy soaps; shaving cream; fishing AL.
lie; violin strings; &c. &c.
With general assortment OF all such md.
cines as contribute TO form complete drugs,,.
including Paints, OF all kinds; Oils; varniss.
Window Glass; and Brushes.
The attention % Physicians. citizens "
country traders is respectfully invited TO d.
above articles.
Bateman's Drops; G ,dfrcy's Cordial Ta,ia,
TONS Biisam; Laudanum; essence peppe,ui..
cinnamon, lemon, and all similar paten, NED
cines for sale by the dozen d, small adu,s
on ST. Louis prices and warranted avria N
eles. A. SANDERS,
Opposite S,eantoa, lsndt,
Davenport, April 18Th, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04


mN aud after Monday, April ~, 1850,
~ the trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
between Chicago and Elgjn, as follows:
First train leaves Chicago al 6, a. ".
Arrives Ut Egin II, A. N.
Second train leaves Chicago &, ,, r. j.
Arrives at Elgin, g. r.ai.
FIRST train leaves ls.in al : IN.
Arrives at Chicago, 10, 4. N.
Second lrain Leases Elgin al 3, P.u.
Arrives Al Chicago, O. {. n.
Stages run il connection, rs follows:
From Gl6IN, via Belvidcro. Rock ford and Free
port, to GALrNA, daiig, on arrival Of ears. at l.,
4. ii. Also, from 81. 'aAEGEs, iaGrnou. Rocl,-
ford and Frcepoff, 10 GALENf, daily, al j. a. H..
connecting, al Gaena, with STEAMBOATS, Tor the
Upper Mississippi
From ELelN, via Beloit and GAINESVILLE, to Man
Isov, Wis. daily, at II, A. Il.
From ST. CHARMS, VA AGgoro, 0swcso and
Bristol, to Otowa, Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday, at ), !. Y.
From ST. CaaKLrs. via Sycamore, ofcron City
and Dixon, 10 RocE lsI.Aap, On Sunday, Wednes-
day ard Friday, nj Z, A. NJ.
From NrEAroS'S, via NapervilIe, TO ArRoEA
dnilg, on arrival Of cars, al 5, ?. y.
From WsEaroE's 10 Dixon, Albany, Rock Is
land and Gaena, Monday, "Wednesday and FL
day, on arrival OF Cars Al ). p e.
JOHN B. TURNER,
.iriiag Director.
CHICAGO. Nav |, 1880. 3g-Bn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
LATER IRON CALIFORNIA.

1-kALAUulS TIRE At S8N TFANC'sEU.
New YoRs, June 90.
The Crescent City, Capt Stoddard, arrived last
Sunday with the latest important Intelligence
She arrived out at Chaeres in g. DAYS from New
York. She brings $4,000 in gold dust in the
hands Of passengers.
most dsas; rous fire had occurred at San
Francisco-ioss estimated at halfa million Of dol
lars. The steamer ls;hmus arrived at Panama
from San Francisco on the 10Th. She brough,
ia passengers and 100000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

10 THE PUBLIC.
ERVER DR. STORMS celebrated sCoTC COUGH CANDY has been
it.
most al conpo o
From tie Druggists Of Chicago Their sa IN Fonr Months
% manyo
" il n 10 disease o The breasa lungs
H.
-aiI
BRINtERuOFF PEN
M
Some medicines
PRICE, ONE DIME PER ROLL
GA hbeFat discount made 20 country icfcka"ts-rD
Ash DIR. Sni noo
I @e iasenPo eE sis b. suJnt and a. San Mqrka BY Clark
Mitchell
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
4 peHefuI hssurtHitHt ui
Gents. Furnishing Goods.
KEEP II BEFORE THE
PEOPLEl

IEO1iIL
YyuAT the subscribers will sell at the
Iowa Clothing Store,
90 per cent cheaper than any other Establish
ment in the place.
They would also inform their numerous Gus
toners that they have just received from Phil
adelphia large assortment; Of Winter Clothing
Drah, Grey, Blue, Mackinaw Blankets,
Overcoais, Fine Dress, Frock,
Sacks and Coates, Black Striped,
Checked Cashmere Pants,
Satinett, Velvet and various other kinds oil
Pantaioons, Satin, Silk Veiaea Cloth, Gala
plaid-Shir;s Of all descriptions,
Red and White Flannel,
Hickory Calico, White linen bosoms made
in the latest styles.
ALSO
Superfne French Black Cloths,
Do. Brown, Blue, Green,
Black Doe Skin and various other kinds o.
Cassimeres, which will be made up according &c
the late New York and Philadelphia Fashions
and good fits warranted in every instance.
POWER g. JORDAN,
At the Io,ra Clothing Store opposite tht
Uirs. Davenport.
June 9th, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
COOK 4 SARGENT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

Davenport, IouG.
SELL Land Warrants for Cash or on
- time to suit purchasers-at' end to purchase
and sale Of Lands-payment Of Taxes-make en-
tries OF Land at Iowa City Land Office and pay
particular attention TO conyeyancing and investi.
CATION of titles.
March z, 1880
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-28
CLOVER AND HERDS GRASS Seed
- "a |. RUBIN.
ssr.At
Valuable
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
INHE uni-'.ltnsd, .dmr OF ihr estate OF
! l,sschnr Reed. lave of Rutland docfss
=. Hst'ur siyes 0ril'e wa: lie Wi, 49, Al
Pa y Aacitnn, Unless sou:sr dlspnNed o.
a s'lvais s.is. Cst's,n Inftiou Of the rsa'
,rss - .ad deceased 10 ~. the ,raCt
corsn,ng <tag' ~ scte' ol ,aHa, sI'aa'cd
e,,I ot The b0ri t's;'tr,. ans co7sHiUNa-
s'alwas csiet i've Hone,,e.a o. ssid &c.
,.s.si. on Ne iI,g "a, % trf. \ u
$50 Al 10 o'c,uot m Ne !,Ietu.r. a. Pot
esm ,hd n'tan,'s Hoe.
\ pLRkY. 80 .1.
so''aai. Y, Msrsh &c. l-St 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-28
STATE OF VERMONT DE t r,u.mters

STATE OF VERMONT ! DE t remembered
Distric, II FaIrhaSen, - - that.t Erota.s
court he'd At Ca.t.ct2r 10 an inr t.ii distrc,ct
the 9th day of N,r,L. A lh50
An instrument purPrring to he Ihe lasl
will aeJ testament, o! loci Foster, i,,e Of
Wells IN said disirtct. deceased, being ore
scented 20 me cour here by James Rowe
and Sally Faster The Executors therein
named for probate.
1t is ordered by sslL cogr hat ali persons
concetnol ,h.Is,n he nu,iheL 80 appear iis
Session 81 SAID cosii to be he'll al fa.t..'
Ton on lus lst Wednr.!sy, u e-IGr he 81
day ~ hp'i, ntI', snG ,tuT Cause . INV
try NAV tave, against he rfp's'e %. sald
Nj,
F,rwa -h T.f,psr 4 Is i.tn'f r'.r't' ra.
rupr -' lnr trcorint liIs ptf~, e .aH... -
rsfre ~t,t- -.rr,s..fr.s ... '.- t. ..,..I ...
ii-r..l arrN,. spc' pr.r'e1 4, iilufeI In
l.I. STATE, w...l rI..l.t'. an'..'. b. .-.t.
20, ,a 10. .'n- .p.ril'eI irt SAL .e2na.
..,.r ,c'v 90! -scnri.
t.- "..'f :.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-28

6oTksLiIe SIS
a. -s-.- - iutere.tci o" tke estate q NAOMI
SAVAGE ate a' >hceie.I other a. heirs At
f,r rntac-W''V. hfertt"g
Wl,rtA' at ,fsi'uu'r'. arT srt0g - - tie
Ia.t... a.i te-lau.,-t - q '4.I deceived H.
ts., rrs.r.t,I .. me a., '.h'rri'cr. } !se 81
-, Prasa'e q: w.. etc 10y the 'a.s e.4r'y q
Berk,hir. frrryt.te, b! H'mlhn Ns''gr X
.sut,fthrr'lu named
lou are therefore hereby cit.i to appear BE-
r.r,r, at oo.rtof rebate. 10 o. holden At
Great BA-rirgt,r. On sd ~ sa,3 unity, or the
W.Jr,,day I.Jt after The tr't Tuesday q Nay
r,1t Al tea ole "a the frrcuo'u. { 'teN
-.I.. .,f ary v"l tsy,l s'heT r.. - Agsi.s, the
an, Al tle -A.i thsctt4r g. orlsts! to str q
,tlsf.-r. IS tfl.s lrts.ra' h-lice thereof
g.. al ,fr-.rf z rcrTrft t'3fr g. - ih lh!s
SITE E. aztec 3a1t ~ .eN,t irt'..u' {" 'a!4
s,t.t ,,dtsr-tt'Na other, latvre'tsi I crt.H.
t,.ss .,trs tr1e e-Iy the-t - the bU'-
-, -. corner ta. rVv.l sI,f fTIri.i -
c., Rs,-t--f.r b. ED r.. IS. 81 |H 'fr'
,,r..,.r g.. f.4 .. Re- .a'i 'trin. tt-'s
.........,.s e., f'-g .' .re-'ls' t. - A.
-,,.t f.a-t-,u -. isf.rs 80 'a.I rflf' 4 o To-
.,....., ,.t.r. tt,-e { Htlr ts' .rr. tt't|I.
G..ra -. rrtA. - l.a"i &c Z - i"@ -
H'''- . u4NfvL DEWEY
Airu. r.' g. titr't
"a NrSrY y Fu.stS r.;
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-28
W antctl.

nNf o' TWO ei'e'.so'"' h,,.g'''
~ mon, wtin1 cash csr'a' ~ =. noH lu
- ora As pai.ntr In sn Iron M,na"c.u'.
. s,.AAi,t rtm ~ Ceotrsj Per0,s va'la,
=. ;..--.,--= .Ai.sx. {, c., nm
AVIS EtEH, kNS0s T.r STe-,
fs..-,, vi -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-28
Fairy GrOttO
fUiS SAL <,

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-28


u t. the sgbsrrJhers, beng appointed by
W tie iIoa Probate Count TOR the ti>lnct
.: RD,anI. commissioners 10 receive, sy-
anIne anI arJIst al, GAINS and demoudS Of
FL PERSONS against the Esale o. John
Grlegs, la'e of OrtuTd, ~ the County of
Grafton and State o. New Hampshire. de
ceased, Represented inso.yeh, and SIT
months from the 9Th day d teb 1850, be
ing allowed bv sand 'ouu for ihal p'.rpo.s
wc DO therefore HEREBY give no'ice lha: We
WI, sneud ,oihe business 81 our ,sld appoint.
mint at Edward Massey. Tavern IN Men.
dom. m SAID district. on The Al Hond,vs
Of Nav and July newt. from n'clock, z
NJ. upul 1 O'Clock, 2. NJ, on each Of SAID
days.
IRA SEWARD,lco
ERR EDISON, ~
Dated a, Mendon, VI the s,h day Of March
A ID 1850. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-16

The storm Of the Sth instant was severely felt at
Baton Rouge. We learn from the Gazette that a
frame belonging to Mr. Kellam, in Spanish town
the front OF Mr.. Hollis livery stable--a cooper s
shop erected by Mr.. Helming, in the lower end Of
The town, and the raers for the roof of two houses
erecting near the Jail, belonging to Mr. Larguier
and Mr.. Philip Burg, were blown down, besides a
large number of China trees.
The Louisiana Floridan, Parish of East Fell
ciana,) of the 18th, says:
On the morning of Thursday last between the
hours OF three and four, this section of the Pa
r,sh was VISITED with one of the most destructive
storms that has occurred for a number of wears.
ne damage to plantations by the falling of timber.
destruction OF out-houses, blowing down fences,
etc.. is very great. The main roads, both east and
north, were for days thereafter impossible To
what extent the ravages of this storm have ex-
tended, we have not yet learnt This. added to
the great inconvenience experienced BY the ncle.
mency OF the season, will, doubtless, have great
effect upon the coming crop"
The Ponte Coupee Echo, of the 18th. states
that the river was at stand at that place.
MUNICIPAL Election IN THIBoDAux,-Our
annual town election-for Mayor, Aldermen and
ochooi Dlrectors-came off on Monday last. The
vote ien snort of our calculation: only ia votes
having been rolled Ealie r. Bourg, Esq was elect
eu mayor, over J. c. Raglan ESQ. BY thirty-one ma
Eorlly' Messrs. Springer, Fleming, White, Terre-
DD9onne, A. Beatty and Dautin, Aldermen; and
messrF. Bush, j. C. Beatty and Murphy, School
Observation-Disclosures
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Ny Ny K9uge; t NJ Crndell, Meyer Hart Bayou Sara
VI Minchestsg, Coast; Sailarrans, Tenn; MIR Player
HashXle; pr Fearn, Mobile; A Irvine, Va; g Fellows
Coffin Ohio - - s' ~ i' II IL
VERANDA-L Hadzy and Lady miss Watts miss Wad
aRe Dell. L In, Atwood @; Dnfee; w Bledsoe N
hoger. miss; U Il Mott Holly Springs; Wilson, steam
b Il, Amazon; g Walker, Baton Rouge: Downes
II w ,BnTney NJ Martin, Madison; A Freeman, Holly.
HtEYILETTs-S kaihrens, o; NJ Moore Coast Raga-
dale wa alden, La; @ Smith, California; 7 Weenen
Brown, J Mckenzie, Y; Barrett, Nantucket; D S
aarren, PT9vidence, r l; s Hammond, Maryland; w
PLANTERs.y Beal T Simpson, La; G West, Ky; ] d
Grant Tenn; MIR BuEch, A Bass, Hopkins, Indiana
boat John Hancock; NJ Barkwell, Indiana.
lIoUIsIANA-B Carnes, Boston; Mr. Thomas, La: A G.
Measgate, Ohio; u Hamilton, Augustine; Baugher
J Johnston; Johnson, Yazoo City; Olney, NO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-16

The PARKER MURDER AT MANCHESTER
The Boston Atlas says: "The man, Reuben J
Wiley, confined in Salem Jail on a charge Of
passing counterfeit money has confessed that he
was the man who called Mr. Parker out of the
bowling saloon at Manchester, on the evening or
which he was murdered; and that the Went
worths and others were the instigators He SAYS
also, 1t is reported, that upwards of $1,000 were
taken from Mr.. Parker, of which he had $500; but
denies that any arrangement involving murder was
made in which he had any participation. He also
Horace Wentworth from any share in
the deed of guilt The latter has not been arrested
as reported in some papers,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-16

WEBsTER's NEW TRIAL.-The following are
stated by the Boston Post to be the grounds which
the Supreme Court will consider when the motion
for writ of error in Webster's case comes before
them First, on the right of defendant in capi-
tai case to writ of error at all second, as to the
prtma facte materially of the suggested grounds
OF error and, third, whether such grounds actually
exist If is decided that the defendant has right
to the writ then the great questions will be,
whether it appears from the record that he was
duly notified, according to the full requirements of
law, that the indictment was certified up; and, fur
Their, whether ii sufficiently appears from the rec
ord that the municipal ever accepted or acted
upon the indictment, by passing an order that it be
certified up One reply to the assigned errors will
be, that whether the certificates or notices were
technically sufficient, otherwise, the defendant,
ouy pleading to the Indictment, waived all excep-
ton to any Irregularities in the process by which he
was brought into court