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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

JAMES LrNN"x, Esq. Of New York,
fr whom the original manuscript OF
Washlngton's Farewell Address was
purchased at Philadelphia, has a fortune
which yields $4,000 per annum. He
is bachelor, and man of ,he most
princely liberality and benevolence. 1t
is said that his charitable contr rihntiun,
amount To 100000 per annum--one. hall
of his income. 20. 50 ,t Is3..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

PURGING THE WIGwAM. We Learn
from the Tribune, that at late meeting
of the LucofocO General Committee oI
New York city. at Tammany Hall, thr
following spicy resolutions were passed
Resolred. That the individuals in thi,
Committee who voted against Cass and
Butler, at the late Presidential eIeriiun
viz: Rynders. Purser. Downing. Kelly
aud Miller. be expelled from the Cum
mitlee. inasmuch as al the last meeting
resolution was passed by the Committee
declaring inc ligibIe as members thereof
any persons who voted against Cass and
Butler. "
Reso1red. That we deem the Union Of
the American States the primary pdIiiic.
al object Of all true Democrats.
Resolced. That we continue to regard
Martin Van Buren, as a traitor aud an III.
CRATE, and to detest those who snpporttd
the Infamous coalition formed at Bnf,ln
by Wings. n gr"es. aud the so called
leaders of the Van Buren, faction.
ResoIced, Thai We ore orposed rolhe
Wilmut Pro.iso, as the expression of u
politica heresy in violation Of the Con
stitution, aud dang ernus 10 the perpeiu.
ily of the Union. ... ...
Res01rrd. That meeting of the Dem.
ocraric Republican party be called at
Tahmany tialI. a, an early day.t ex
press the voice of the Democracy IF the
great city of New York in favor nf the
preservation Of our glorious Union.
Not 10 he outdone in courtesy, at
meeting called for the purpose of res
pnndiug to the above, in the same place
The Barnhurners, headed by the nntn
Gus Rynders aud other fighting cocks
went it strong the nther way. Ever,
man in the Hall who happened to say
word for Cass or any of his friends, wa
unceremouiousl y kicked out. . r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

v"Wife. am going tn lfave you.
The doctor tells me that can live hui
few hours at the most. IshaIl soon be
in Heavrnp' -#T .4 Hog hts t"e' 3
"What, you soon be in heavenl Youl
EYnu'II never he no nearer heaven than
you are now you old brdIe! '1r i1s
"Dolpheus." hoarsely growled the olil
man, "Dolpheus bring me Py cane. and
let me larrup the old trollcp once more
] before | diel"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

Tue HAGuE Street SUFFERERS The
total amount Of funds subscribed in New
York, in all quarters, for the families of
The sufferers by the EXPLOSION. was, on
Saturday. Sl6,627 90 When The col
leclions in the churches on Sunday, and
the proceeds Of the Opera House heneit
are added, it win approach, if not ex-
ceed, $4,000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

nrThe Democrats nf Rhode Island
in Stale Convention IN the 9th, resolved
not to nominate any candidate for State
officers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
ANornrR QUESTION or PaIvmrog.-

ANOTHER QUEsTioN or PRIvmEGE.-
Mr. Pugb raised question of privilege
IN Monday last in the House. Mr.. Bres.
lin had made an attack upon him in the
columns o. the Statesman Both these
young gentlemen aspire to the leadership
of the Democracy in the House, aud
hence their difficulties. Mr. Breslin
thinks his competitor has" periodical at.
tacks," in other words becomes moon.
struck"
Mr. Sprague advised Nh Pugh to have
his case referred to the 35 democrats in
No. IS, American Hotel, where the E,r-
.mer gentleman had been read out of the
party. -....-..t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

RELIEF of THE SUFFERERS. "A NeS
York letter say1:-The subscriptions al
ready raised in aid uf the surviving suf
ferers by the Hague street explosion
now amount to over $l1 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

|- T. 'ftfta.t.f
Rg.VACCrNATInN.- - We take the fol-
lowing inmrmaIinn, which may prove
useful to all classes Of our rellow-cilizens,
from the Hume Journal: =
FIRST, every individual is susceptible
of vaccinations; second, re.Vareinttion is
not necessary betre puberty; third the
system undersnes change al puberty
and re.vaccination is then necessary +;
fourth, vaccination is a sure preventive oi
small pnx; fifth. re.vaccinarlon is sure
pre- venrive nf variolnd; sixth. the third
vaccination is inerl; seventh. the system
is ,nsceplble of varinlnd alter puberty,
whenever the individual is exp"sed Ia
small pix without re vaccinatio''; eighth
re- vaccination is not neGesS ary 1t the tirsl
operation was perfnImed since puberlyi
ninth, those who disregard vaccination
are always liable TO small pox whenev'
er exposed To the influence Of that dread
full dispass; tenth. if every individual were
vaccinated before puberty aud re-vaccn'
ated at that revolution of the system
there would he no such disease existing
as the small pox
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

"lKe," said rusty old heather of the
desk, .how do astrohomsfs measure I e
distance Of the sum-" why" replied
the young hopeful, ''they guess at one
the distance, and then multlpl,
by tour" r.5 .p. rr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

9 teleQraphic despatch to the North,
says thai Mr. Webster is soon 10 make a
speech upon the Slavery question. He
will go with the moderates.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

g1 gV Father Marhewileft Macon. Ga,
on the 5lh instaut.fnr Atlanta and Athens
While in Macon he administered the
pledge tn 450 persons--makihg one hun
dred and seventy. five thousand in the sg
gregate. since his arrival uthe United
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

LAND SALES. The sales uf land at tho
Milwaukee Land,nffice, for the last six
months amount tn l2G, SAB acres.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

tr'Sir, you are no gentleman. 'lha'
NAV be. SIR, but my wife says an gen
rleman. and | shall certainly believe my
own wife before you; for if man cannot
believe his own wife pray who ocanhe be
Gavs1 .H-sI-gl.N I1sfs aIFI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

W Hon. Edmund Hanurgan. late Min,
isrer To Berlin, it is stated has arrived in
WASHINGTON. ----.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

"PEACEFuL DI>soLUTIDN!"--An Ad.
vertIsedient appears IN Saturdays Phil
adeIphia Ledger, stating that circular
WAS awaiting signatures in the Anti Sla-
very Office in that city, praying Congress
la Effect peaceful dissolution of the
U"ion. The Philadelphi4us appear to
denounce the fanaticism.--Bah. Sas.
We would like to see Congress under
take To effect peaceful dissolution" o.
the Union. Tha, is not provided for il
the parchment. and the people wouIc
soon effect "piecefuIl dissolution" o
Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

Coop NEws FROM F,uRIDA.--B BY let.
ter from a correspondent of The New Or.
leans P,cayune al Tampa, we observe
that there is very gratifying prospect of
en- early and satisfactory close Of the In
dian difficulties in Florida The prin,
cipal chiefs acceded To the terms of The
government aud agreed Ia emigrate. We
see no reason to doubt that they are sin
cere. and will get ready to depart imme
dialeIy. The trnnps are So disposed M to
secure their compliance were they dis.
pused to resist further. The speedy re
lief of Florida fIum this Troublesome
population. aud the govern nenl from ii
source of expense aud embarrassment
will soon be accomplished! Bait Sun
Certainly, this is "good news" What
right have the Indians to occupy land
that is wanted by the whies2 i. They are
few in number. and proper disposi
tim" of troops will soon rid the country
of them As p. p. Lowe, democratic
candidate for Governor who wasn't nom.
mated would say,-"they are gone, going
aud are sill to 60, ii is TO be Iamented
like the migratory subjects nf power, Ia
the peace stipulated in the compact
which sayetb not that the voh,inn was a
legal one. or the stipulated price a com
pensatory one. However, they seem
happy in their lambent pathway of At
tenuation, They ihvuke their NovaUus
ter, whiff the halmut Of peace aud min
gle their dithyramblc reqnium with the
bland hree ze that sifis ilseI through the
rush and snppIepck OF the woods with
none TO mulest or make them afraid.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

Hon JosEPH r. lNGERsoiL, of Phila.
delphia, is named as the successor of
MIR. Hanuegsn. to Berlin. The Penn
syIvauan (Dem.) says:
"Mr. lusersuII has served in Cnngres,
for several years past, from what is now
The Second District. and is one Of The
must competent and esteemed gentlemen
in the whig ranks" #-.... - ,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

GoLD FROM CALIFORNIA IN DECEMBER
"A letter from The U. S. Collector, M
CuIier, at San Francisco, Dec. 3lst, to
the National ln,elligencer, says:-
The steamer which sails tomorrow
takes out t,crire hundred thousand dol
lars. making in ALL las you reported. J
during the month of December. t,Oo nd
I'Oas me huHd,cd and eighteen thousand
dollars N gOtd dust You may safely
say thai "ue-Ihird mnre has gone out an
rePOttsd.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

SAILING OF THE CHER 'KEE.-This fine
steamer sailed from New York for Cha
gres on Saturday, having the very large
number oi $40 paSsenge's, nearly all ni
whom are bound for the gold region
The N Y. Commercial says:
So great is the rush to California, we
are lnfnrmed that the Mrssrs AspinwaIl
cannot issue amy more tickets fpr their
steamer until June. A number Of fami
lies will take passage IN the steamers of
April and May; their friends In Cahfnr,
MIA having made arrangements for them
10 lhai effect
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

A Gun SEND =. The wife of George
A. Hanley. of Philadelphia, on Saturday
evening found bandbnx in the street.
with fue female babe in it, and having
been fruitiessiy married % years, con.
clded To adnpt il.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Columbus aud Xenta IlaiIrond.

The Columbus and Xeuia Railroad is
now finished. A car left this afternoon
with number Of gentlemen as passon:
gers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

u There are at the present time in
France $4,000 establishment for tho
sale of various Iiquors f,r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

ET There are 500 Chinese in Sar
francisco, with fheir wives and daugh
terS, but no pinched feet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

VALUATION of FoREIGn COMA bill
has been introduced into Congress by
Mr.. Schenck: ,.... .......
"It reduces the legal value of Span
ish shilling to thai of dime. and the 81
cent pieces ru five cents. Foreign quar-.
'ers are to fetch hut twenty cents. The
mint is required to coin 90 cent pieces,
equal to the fifth Of dollar"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

CoNGREss.- Our renders will note by
our telegraphic dispatches that as we
predicted, the twn Houses of The National
Legislature, are determined not to trans
act any business. save such as is abso.
luteiy necessary. until the Slavery ques.
tion is settled, Several compromises
are talked Of, but take them all in all,
none seem so we'll adapted to meet the
emergency as that of Henry Clay. Some
in our opinion ask too much for the South
others concede entirely too much, be
cause in either case the other party will
not he satisfied There must he mutual
concessions. We are still Of the opin
ion that Mr.. Clay's resolutions will form
basis for the adjustment of the vexed
question.
We nntice nothing else of interest in
the published proceedings Of Congress
than what our readers are already ad
yised Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

o. ENERoY.--.The Picay1ae establish
ment, said to have been the most mag
nifcienl printing establishment in The
Union. unrivaled in extent and cnnvep
i-nce, was destroyed by FIRE as mention.
ed ID alate despatch. On the following
day the paper appeared as usual.
10 The entire loss by the FIRE was abuu,
one million Of dollars fmostIy covered by
insurance 's'' '' '''7'' "' i''''f'' '
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

CoLD.--The mercury in Eahrenheil's s
lhermometer at sunrise Feb 6, stand in
several localities in Montpelier, VT, at
40 degrees below zero. The samo oc
cured Jan l643 --1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

SECESSION The Freemon's (Roman
Cathn!icJ Journal announces the depart.
ure of the Rev. Donald Mcleod. from
the New York Episcopal Church to the
Church of Rome He renounced the
Protestant faith while at Neufchayel.
Svitzerland s~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

THE California CRowD. Nearly :
thousand passengers have gone to Cali
fornla in The three steamers which sailer
from New York last week !the Piia
deiphIa, Empire City aud Cherokee. Al
the berths are taken for the next trips.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

CONVENTION BILL.-This bill coutin.
ues to divide the iva houses. The
principal cause of the difference is the
time of the election aud the time ol
meeting. We notice that Committee
of Conference has been appointed. lti|
to be hoped that s"me intermediate time
will be chosen. The SECOND Tuesday "i
October will cause too much delay the
first Monday of April will scarcely give
the people time To look around We
notice that sume hopes are entertained
of such comprnmise. e.. e. E,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

A LONG TRArN.-A train came in ove'
the Erie Railroad IN Monday containing
forty.mne eight Oheel cars all fully load
cd with produce, &c. The train was
third Of a mile in length and is probably
the Longest train ever drawn over mer
chandize road. Among the load were
200 fat cattle. 400 or 500 sheep. aud any
numberof live and dead hogs, -four. whis
key, &c &c. The business of This road
when it reaches the Lake will only be
limited by its capacity for doing it.-N
Y. Tribune. t"a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

4- GIPsIEs IN LOUISIANA. The New Or
leans Delta recortls the fact that for many
years a settlement Of ginsies has existed
at Biloxi. along the southern coast of the
Mississippi They esuhsst by catching
fish and oysters, aud maintain. in all
spectS, their habits Of idleness and quie.
tude.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

THE BosToN TRAGEDY.-Tuesday the
18Th of March, has beeua assigned by the
Supreme Judicial Court of Boston as
the d y for trial in the case of DR.. Web.
sler for the murder of DR.. Parkman.-
The accused has retained Mr.. Sohier
and Judge Merlick as his counsel.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

Tue New YoRK EXP osIoN.-Sixty.
seven dead bndies have been found. five
nf which remain unidentified. Six per.
sons known to have heen in the establish
meut are still missing. 1t is supposed
that nothing is left of their remains. bu,
the ashes. Whole humbet In the build
ing 1876; dead 67i injured 81, escaped 80,
missing 6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

ASrcDorr. We find the following good
aneedo,o in the eolumes Of the Boston Pest,
and recognise /, =, "true bill"
Seth May, Of Winthrop, Maine, Is great
way, and ono Of the pos, successful lawyers
IN the state. iio is politician, too. Tie
was once democrat, ard even now he ncvc,
losgs an opportunity ofgc,,ing or good iokc
a, the cNpcncc Of the wings, though he lett
the democratic party several wear, ago, an
loincd the liberty party. In IsIi, after the
whig party MAS thrown into commissions nv
the bank Nc,Ocs Of President Tyler. We heard
a brother lawyer OF Nav, jealous wing, &c,
cuse him OF acting with the liberty party iot
the sake OF drawing or wings, aud asked
him III, was ~. Really" said May, "your
assurance reminds mc oCan incident that trans
pred las, fall You know. brother Virgin,
he continued, ",ha, you wings could no, hold
mass meeting then without having a log,
cabin and cider,harrcl to enforce YOUR arCu,
mcnts. One morning, when great parade
was being made ior ga,hcriu. Of the coon'
ia Winthrop, was about crossing a street,
when Gen clark, the marshal OF the Jay ac,
cos,cd me with NAV, what do YOU think OF
that "a, the same time pointing to a ban,
ncr which wsS streaming from liberty pole,
with the inscription painted ON II, Harrison
and reform The assurance ofhls manner
remind, me OF yours, brother Virgin. | has
tily looked a, the banner, and observed that
the painter had made the maine Of Harrison
about twice a, larc, - the words and reform,
wh.cb followed. ai,o perceived that the
hbrN pale, though on an cninoncv, was ST
iu ,hc battle-ground, WIN, general, said ],
4 think Il IS great Harrison, llIlc reform, and
uhIrccry 90 one corner The graveyard. -
Now. sir. Do YOU not think tina, waS pro,
phrcy Harrison, good man he Vas, has
passed away. Your vice president, Tyler,
lyou doubtless remember YOUR old sonr)-
'wtI We, fyr T,isr thcryhrr,
Mith1ui shy 0r WhsrcHry,
has vetoed Your bank-chaucrs, aud your
whole party 0, now dressed IN mourning"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

Nrv.,> Bor>u,EY Lr>r \ ls''rr Boo
,bs New York Commercial Advertiser, states
that the COMMISSIONER, To run ,hc boundary
lny between MaNlr, auj The United Su,,,,
had decided that "a the present state OF thing,
In California, tvou'd Dr. impossible To mu
do, I.n, beyud the mouth oiihc CHA toward,
New Nrvco ana have therefore ADJOURNED
to meet a, pa,su del Nor;y on tie li,h OF Ne
yrmh,r next. The Commissioner, ar" sad
tu have got uu together lu the m',t harmou,-
uu, manner They hail decided ,u erect a
white marble ohcl,sk al the initial point r
thc l.uc. 600 the Pacific, nine feet brh, having
~, name, uillc Commissioner. and Survey
ors. 90 EugIr-h and spanish, Oh, latitude and
longitude. direction OF the lime, Sc. There
is 90 be a similar monument near the mouth
ofths CHA. There are also 20 De- erected five
ras,.'run monuments Of about four hundred
r"grd, weigh, each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

SE JouS FR,NI> RtroETtD SUr.-
VI John Randall, fur merchant, New York
hl, received letter from hi, brother d, 81
Paul. Minnesota, dated March -, stating that
a dog train had arrived q, that place the day
briurr. trom ihr >r.s.r, settlement, SOME DIS
aurr above Lake Superior, which reported
,bst a1 American vessel had sru,a I.urr bv
some Indians, stating thar >,r John Franklin
mIb.ea found New, bad also been forward
cd from Capt Toll,aFyr Gaines, by Capt,
ku,maa, stating ,ha,a party Of EsE..mauN
reported >.r John Franklin had been seen,
via DIS ,h.f, t-rzru OPP 90 che .rc. Bot @
s'r.aI I,pyr, make, u,rs pioycr, vh..n was
sent uu, l1 search of So John.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

r The gaming law OF Kentucky makes 1t
a pcni,cnuary offence To play At cards. The
severity ofihc puni'hmcnth has heretofore rem.
trrCd the statute wholly uugalUry. One poor
fellow. however, with whom gaines If hazard
had bycumg a passion, few weeks since va,
visited wIt, tls u'us".a r,sr - the laws, and
sentence two wear, ,u the pcuItcurary. !, D,
sad he wanted To let his gold watch against
a hundred dollars thai he could beat the
.hruF who vas accompanying hun 10 the
pllrc Of ms Imprisonment, the bcs, five in
seven AZ 4 game Of cuchrc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
PROBATE NOTICES.

A. = Court of Probate, hcli a. Par, within and ior
the Couuty 81 ONiurd, on the ninth ,l,y It Nrril,
In the wear IT oar loud cishtrcn hundred and &c,
4 UGUSTUS JOHNSON, Guardian Il En-
y MJND rlllNNEl, minor sun # I'LL PlllN.
NEN. late 1T GuTham in the Cuunt, ~ Cumberland,
deceased. having presented his hn'l arcuunt u his
Guardianship ct the estate vt said minor
IL ~. Orlcrr,l. that the saii GUARDIAN give no.
t,or a. All rerspas interested hy causiug oopN II
this order 10 h. prbli.hci ihrr weeks succcssi'c,
Iu The ONiurd Dymrcut, p'iutel AZ iau', hiatt
u,, appcar at a Probate Court o. h held At Pans
en- AID C,uut,. on the murIh Tur.iay Il NAV Uc>t,
al ten , the CoSk iu ih, iprruuuu, and shcw cause,
II m, the, have WI, the same should MT Ia" allow.
oI. 10 GRO. X. SHAW, Register
4 troc COW, Affect Gao. h. SH,W, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
Thrice Weekly Age.

THE Sal.crl-r viii riili,h TuEicT.WTTK.
l ~ AoL tlnns the session Of the Legislature
~ 1850
Il v,n II th- only legislative papCr ruh'sh-l a,
hs capital during ths SESSION.
L.. character a. , i,ihf' chronicle ~ legislative
proceedings 11I debate. D., 20 w'lI '.tah'ishri ~ On
r,l.rr 1r rru7rk on ~ Uf,p-,ral Stature u1rrr,s.
ssu. L. aiiirpn o. ~ lrgt..,'Nr r'crTd, % vii
contain thr ulffsr ih,t anfv.lrs iu ID WrrlN N-r.
tn rrf-r ~ Ils. ONE DOLLAR Hr tha srs.r"n.
T. vHI Va. rrA i.haI ur TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS as SATURDAYS.
~ Irs Hrrs ~ ~ ~ r'f - -H u rrrf r7
-Fr#as " r's. u.V % .rr|fl ufI r4's.r r..
-..-r .-uf % %. ~.r.r WN I. JOHNSON.
Ar-rsp, Mach -, l>ip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

At Court 81 Probate, held At Par,. wi,hin and Go
The CUuut, ct O>t,rj. on the ninth daN II April,
be- The Nrar u uuT Lord cightsru huntrvd sod BITS
FREEMAN kEEN. Executor Il the lat VIII
L aul Testament II rUHNL KEEN. late II sum.
usr On s,ii County, deceased, having Ur,ssutet HI
Grst auJ fnpl Account Il his Administration # the
r.t,ts u said deceased. and llsn hi' private ac-
count against the estate OF aid tcccascl.
Twas Ordered. that the nd Executor give no.
trs o. al Tsrspl, Interested, hy causing copy II
tho. order a. ~ ruhlshrl three weeks surcr'sI'cS
boz The ONfrd Democrat, rti3trl At Paris, ihatihsy
ma, appsar AZ a Probate Govt o. h. held 40 Pan.
in said COUNTY. on the iurth Tlcsiay Il Nav neat,
40 ten ufthr cl,A ip ihr arcn'11, Nnb sh"W cause,
4 an, thr, have. Nh, ib. ssu- .hHul Mt ~ allow
g. 10 GEO H. SHAW, Register
4 trr. copy, Affect Gao. \. SUAw, RsC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

r. The New York Herald complains very
severely Of the verde, Of the Jury in the Web
ster case, i, SAYS, We 10 not assert tia, the
prisoner was not guilty but We do assert that
he was no, proved to be guilty, by any legal
evidence ola reliable character, and We defy
al the lawyers 70 the contrary"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
S Hh,w g.. TRUE,
Wholesale Grocers,

IN1 ore street, EOtilhhu'
DTSPECTFULLY invite ih, ,it,utina n pur.
IL chissIs iuf thr Juuu'N usir ~ their rr'ssrt
large S,n,k INVEST INDIA GOODS and Gro.
CERlES, q, lpIioe':
PSI HID. prim. New Crop MOiASSES.
~ BpNr, lisy. Hrus,u sui N'l.ow SUGARS.
90 Rbis. Cust'd and r1v'd 30
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