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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18
HEAAN CARPENTER, Judge.

sEA sads,o or p. Tho Probate Court D.
10 ell Psseos Interested IN th, Henry Cav
minor, residing ~ iirookh,lJ, iu sa'd D,,tTIe,
4 ULtNDA SMITH, Guardian of the ala H. ~,
- emith, represents 10 SAID Court, her sad .,d
seIed 10 fee OF cenain re.l estate situate IN aid a.
6eh aud being all the iuheri,sd \,
from his fnhsr, OTIS W. Smith, said Brook6-d A.
ceased Said Guardian also represents that il will e con
dacive the interest of her sand said real
tsie for the purpose of putting the proceed. such ss
1t interest," Investing il in stocks real and
said Guardian has made application said Court
and authority sell said real estate accordingly.
sand application wall be heard by said Court the Reg
istrr's Oee, " est Randolph, said District, the
2oih dav of April, A. ID. 1870.
You are, therefore, hereby notified appear before said
Court place sforesaId aud Object If you see
cause. the granting Of said license.
Dated at Wet kndoph Aforesaid. this lst day Of April
A. D. !s;2. ee:3w J. 3. HUTCHINSON, Rsgrter.
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Msnipe"'f fSN'ui'N' ioOV' w
STA L OF NEaMpAT,, To the Honorable Supreme
l-atn.iiie Coun'y, ! touu neat 10 be holden al
Htdr arr, ~Lil md for the cunt. Of Lamoo on the
f u uc-aa) ut Asgust =. ID. 1857:
Oh you T. iItIoheT aiATy Adams of Morristown
y fla C"uus 81 l.amoils aforesaid. aud respectfully
roy. SRI u June ID. 1916 at Stow
eouniy Aan.oe, she lawfully married 10 A
ire D. au4u-, G." Mani healer, ite State New Hamp
sLe, Rev. %. samlssn, Minister Of the Gospel
u he Adams to Man.
chssuI aud Adams Manchester unil
the on,h OF Octobr ~ a. Il, tae proper observance
OF all the duties u abe marriage relation Your petitioner
further represents tnet during The she lived
Ataa Aofe sand, he ueaied Your petitioner with the
gross and osrabe severity by threatening, beating
and otherwise abusing her, during said while your
petitioner vers feeble health refused provide her
with suitable and clothing compelled
labor the iaCtOy hen wholly unable to do YOU
further represents that the BRd conduct
the sand Adams towards her during said time rendered
violent aud unbeatable of his frequent
aud O ardent spIrts and her
insupporiable that in the month Of October 10,
she returned her iathls house said Nvstown
resided without receiving any
Whatever the said Adams.
Your petitioner further represents that said Adams
about the month Of May 1919, Lowell, in of
The time your petitioner lawful fe The
said Adams has his marriage with the said Aman-
d. been living w her and has treated her all respects
bis and has the adultery.
toner further states That she nstura BON
State and she has resided three years last
past within this Saie w.t. the of
foresaid Your petitioner therefore prays your Honor that
the bonds OF Matfmony between her and the Adams
may decree OF said Court be dissolved and divorce
granted her ageeabiy the Statue such made
and provided, as 10 duty bound VIII ever pray.
MARY NJ. ADAMS.
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Worse than Hopeless !

Eow hear Nj UsSKiN'S stafrnient Of Re -sid
Nv viii. procured ore fotti. ol PLANTS PURIFYING
EXTRfCT-r1iar BOTTLE embed NE e. ga, p iaG bea-
the SECOND ic,;'c cual I'D g. ~ nc toEse-ihe
THIRD cnHtcl Esit ard when h1i finish
ed using Nine H1ts or OF rrlqtg iisrs had
HEALED tP aud three boucs effected iEkFECF
CTfRF and r. STORED fla rl q1oa hsr.h
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LlVER-COMPLAiNT!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD. ct Si1a.f rd. GOA. eos lie
.est and most respectable pays c.1- ts H 81 8" A
Corp limit many years anal eil cra- it r7g
BKANTs TURiFYfSG EXTRACT. We co--- -la-s LUZ
slrl.l- IIsH rI..as H-Is--l zf Irrat
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The foregoing petition having been presented to and
il being made appear that SAID Alfred e. Adams
this Sate is hereby ordered that said
petitioner her said petition together with this
be published SIX weeks excessively .he Vermont
Waterman, newspaper printed Montpelier State
previous the FIRST OF the sng Of The Court
SAID petition rutarnabe, which publication shall sui-
eiei notice to Alfred E. of The of
this petition.
under my hand Morristown in said County OF
Lamoille this .-jj day of March, A. d. 1850.
69;6w LUkE F. POLAND, Judge of the Sup. Court
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from he gil The and the at ziHe qg-.'e
gel,,eTfieG aud the other qTdiaG.
10 .revciif any The f'1i sleases frequently
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18
One Dollars Worth I!

How much CaNcER-how much SyPnrLIs-how much
ScRoFuLA-wiil One Dollars rork Of ErGHfs PURIFIER
cure Read the following statement which Is Specimen
of lis power
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NOTICE.

THE Books for subscription the Capital Stock OF the
i Montpelier and Come ctcut River Railroad Comps-
sy will he opened the hrst day Of May. A. D. 1850,
clock the forenoon, -. H. Smiths Office, in
Houipe her, A Wings Office in Piaiuheld, WEIGH, Dur
ling & Clirk's Store Groton ind Z. B. Leses Office
Wells River Village.
r. r. KEITH,
J. A. WING,
In. HALL,
JOSEPH POTTS, (Coamissoners.
ID. BALDWIN,
O. II. SMITH,
CT. s. SCOTT,
J. KENT, JR.
Montpelier, March 10, 1850. G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

STATE OF NERMONT,l At Probate Couri, holden a.
Warrington Dsuci, IS. the Probate Office in Monpee
within and for said District, the SIN day OF April
1850. D..
lNsTRtN ENT, purPoitins 10 be the last will and
"A Testament OF siIs Betses McCudry late of North
held IN SAID Dnei deceased, presented Court hei
by homas Met uTds the Executor therein named for Pro
bate ordered ~ SAID Court that all persons
therein be Dcined 10 appear session of SAID Conf
be holden al tbs Probate Office Of eman Carpen-r
No'ih6ed, the 2Sh DAY sf April, 1850 at ten ,cIct
forenoon, and hew iiany the, may have III.
frobse q: said N: for which pun pose Is fur, her od.
ed hat OF the record OF thus oe published
weeks sueeesssely the Vermont Watchmsn and STATE
!ooraai new printed al Montpelier TO said
ti..e appointed iof hearing. ~
Is, ths Courl,
~ HE&AN CARPENTER Judge.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
AFTER NnY. 5.Isf9.

AF I Ess NV W y, EJlJ,
PASSENGER TRAINS IN connection with the Cen
l traI, Passanpsic, CoHcord MaH hester Lawrence,
Nashua 4 Worcester, Lowell L Boston Railroads,
Leave Boston from tho Depot Of the Lowell Road for &c
banou, Wells River, Montpelier, Waterbury, VI at IL A
NJ. for Bristol at II VI.
Leave Lebanon for Boston, roion Junction. &C. at 20
A. NJ and Bristol aj A. NJ The arisai vi he
from Wells River and Montpelier
THIS load the VI. Central and PasumPsic roads
with the Concord, Nashua =nd Lowell Roads. and the
and lnckssi from Canaids Northern and Cen
trail Vermont, and New Hampshire, 10 Boston.
Passengers from the Central Passumpsic Railroads.
vi Concord Manchester, and Nashua, ut Groion
Junction. Worcester and New YorS, quick aud cheap
as by any aih,r routa, and earlier NJ Boston.
A conve landing anl Pens, iur oii, has been pre-
pared OF the Lowell Road within mile of fufrrs.
Special Train fr cattle will tn oush this
on TUESDAYS without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS Tor lac Norihefn, Central and Pas
eunpsic Roads leave Depot Lowell Road
ONSLON SIEAkNS, Agent.
concord n II Ociober 81 1888. ID
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: Cr.nn,ycEns GE7um.

The above facts -i Pa ty iOCr. r. WILLIAMS.
Mr. e. r. BROWN. % Hsst Erss q ri 81 .ssrs BlS-EIL
& LEONARD, Dugsisis, aud ELEVEN olhcr respectable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18
NOTICE.

TAKEN by virtue of Highway Tax bill md Warrant,
the Store and land Planheld Washington county,
occupied BY Carter iiac, and supposed to lie owned by
David Fench of Barre, vi. and much Of said premis
will be sold Public Nendue, The Store of Carter
Hale in said Panfsld the Both day Of April 1850,
O'Clock P Nj will pay the of 81 rs the Grand
list of I636, and the and thereon.
CZRO HuRLBERT,
Highway Surveyor Of District No. One in plainfeh
Plsin6eld, March Goth, 1850. 6s3w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

The Full Bl00deQ hereford
"FAV0RITE."
THIS noble animal that took the hrst premium Of S25
L and a diplomH, 1T Syracuse, al the last New fors
Eaie y others, will stand the present at
the Village Hotei, place. aud those who wish 10 m
prove their stock aud fapOre animal, will have
opportunity OF doing u blood csives Of this spring,
Of tins are being bought Nison where they
snawn Il Sic Call aud re- '.favoe.'
The unde. ignod had biood- three and the
ether ,ears oid Will H. the stock Of each hav
ing proved TO b "Xc-.isnt.
JOHN GREGORY
Nonhheld NJ ,rch u Is5n 67f
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because Que Boe Of it has medical matter
in it. anil consequence, dersc in much less
time, than one bo''le If any other medicine.
IT. then B9nLe OF RrANrs PURIFIER viii cure -FOUR
TINES 6iseEse than b0,ie OF sdrsaparilia-
"BEANTs Pr-RIFIERr would be chap at four a0llars
bottle sarsayarild dollar. But GRANTS PURl
FER is sold tor only ONE DOLLAR bottle: and
bottle Of has cured and is capable Of curing Four 7les
much disease bottle Of sarsaparHa therefore,
saparis consequence OF IL less power and less medical
efficacy should be sold ian TreFf Fire C1ts
per bottle 10 be eheaD the PURrFIER at one Dollar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

sncl M-ire every respect ard there i abundant
proof 9rcot effected that ONE BOZ TIE ct il
tsius pur wing heal nc virtue and rdtsi or ihsn
there i con;an. in Fur Bo Of any sars1paEta any
oer ,zedifiae that been offered tor sale There
is undouhir prf in pamnhlef that by the use OF this
grea; IHdisi PlriEr they HAT were DYING yet LIVE
they thai LAME and faIPrL-D now WALK-they
that SICK ScRoFLors and otherwise diseased have
Lern LILY IN nudc Intn
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SCR0F111.s

n thousands Of Cures of Srofair. CraeTs Syphilis and
shr impure diseases Of the BLooiasi II tie VERY SNiLL
QUANTITY niik Nsci Of Ndrias % # ct Crs< Of
such Diseases be any proof Of the pUyiHg riodai in
lae MeGriae hih ha sHbdRd and conquered such Discdes
fLrlf IL IL ileffref that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18
Remember the large sign /!

FWnuWe, Cdrpeiing and Crodkery!!
One Door Fast Branch Bridge, State Street.
ELLIS, WILDER & CO.
elInr Er LIZ isSn.
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SALT RHEUM,

and ~ ngae ei-ea.e disog,es Of The HOOD are ,. f
y B3ANT'S EXTRACT
For sale by REDFIELD * GRANNIS and $ X col
LiNS Montpelier; Johnson & Campbell Waitsfa Goss
Delano Waterbury; A. T. Bancroft Pian6 ID french
x, walker, Barre james Carlell, Warren Putnam
Woost.t' Ma',hhed; A, G. BuTnham, Mcrctown II. II.
Camp, Northfei Centre; j. A. s. White Norhheld; " p
keeler, Iydepafk; V. P. Noyes Morristown; A. Camp,
stowe Morse Knight, Johnson; W. < H. Griswod JEFF
ersonvlie; g. ;. Hopkins i Go. Cambridge And Ncr-
chants and druggists in nearly every the State
January, 1871. 57:ly
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GROCERIES.

which we shall sell as low be desired.
Suffice say, have large and well selected
meut of Goods which hall SELL aud respectfully
ask Purchasing Immunity in Ind look
Good, and satisfy themselves whether they
I'VE II.III o be.
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NEERCURIAI, pTsEAsEs,

The reader viii observe ili f'r Ger zvsIAE ssys
SKILL" He we are informed by T. : iEEET, Eq- Of the
.flr-t Iazz rttf ..fr F.s.-
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
PHILLIPS. SAMPSON & COMPANY
No 10, WASHINGTON STREET,
Es0SEON.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
SWANS SCHOOL READERS,

DUBLISH aud keep constantly haaj full supply of
L the following
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BRANTrS PURIFYING EXTRACT pc-f.cf nd fil-asef
indicator Of on tie c1as = AitHcuEY. arv q
Preparations az CALoNEt MgEcuEG ne s5,f-s
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Adams's Arithmetical Series,

Isl, PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, or Mental Operation in
Numbers beng Introduction the Revised Edition Of
Alans's New Arithmetic. Pnee Is cents.
ID. ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC, Revised Edition.
Fricc Is
ga KEY TO ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC. Price
Is cents.
Alb, ADAMs'S MENSURATIUN, MECHANICAL
row ERS AND MACHINERY, designed to follow New
Arithmetic In Press.
ath. ADASSS BOOK KEEPING, containing lucid
examination Of method OF Book Keeping by
single entity accompanied with Blank Books Tor the of
Lee
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III tab rt,olvet, o. several reasons. ID adopt
e sEavr osis = ! pari Of sut tile oae Is hat
i III etsA ulder. " hare relish fol wtasevsE Is
ys.,s.ra aad snosher Is, tAat ihe t<rm Is sxFsss
90 Wf|hsys lsss belieped. Alshr1gh We haTs
~ aesstIas zach SPACE regularly 4 fayssihg
44hhak won1 b proper ana Useful, fhat
IS. 49, III xss has aiuays eeen deceased 40 agree
,ss.sg Il kls4. RsrossTozr we are under tbs
81 HI trsa, tie hearty wsfsome he paper al
"a Ii. ho1seaoId ~ he inteIliger, Far
E1sides NJ feel iisPosiiienic pay weekly VIII
Is q III koi taste OF our hnn veuesabls prede-
x.sssr sss M years aso selecfed lhe tiils As cae
La EeSis u 4hensire and appropriate Whatergr
i.la IL lps.sk ii i newspaper worthy The appr4sz
ne y srfsssie farmer, : very likslss o PSeseat
soas sasgsIpa sslfstsion sulihe snefaI reader. A
psnS{ apgAIToaY MAJ We'll excite IN the mind
nEIla{ ale fhaance aud variety II tia natural
wsSik 4h alens ;hougAs ~ all shas Il kubsaaaa,
tsf asd ssnt bling and aIi shki Is Ornamental asa
rlsasl5R sihk eyes 10 The inielirctuai ereation IL
prses1s Hnadss d fruits and flowers % enrich atli
aasirtis shin and Il carries he heart up II gtHti
iudk &tass Oliver Of every goel and psrfcel giEs
Ayas9 j EspgBs with ist buds and blossoms
seF ~ Subscriptions country and its teemtng fields
aAi ss la AMI young eShisil desire 70 travcFss
ihe ii hkIda md iiowefy paths oyes which they
Lad n "a a nd gear before. We therefore fan bSes
uptshsf IA ,itlrs and greet our readers with the
wik = kaeA and i'll Of sthesn may be spared "
srrak.lAiS rAperAQ years moteF
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re$poAteaee of.tte Baliiaiere Patrfptd
XAsHINGrnS- ian 01I Io5n

Il
HaYoRyou noticed the assaults Of Tie Uni
on upon the Presidents reply to THE Vena
bic resolutions Of the House How savage
il is The President would not conIdcscend
70 framSa reply in such way as to allow the
Union shy reason for condcmnipg III Poor,
unfortuaate editors, they never be fore got
hold of sueh a state paper Not Jaw caa
! they fna in it--no, not even such harmless
baH as they thought that they. or some body
else arnsng I the rest of mankind had dill
covered IN the annual messageH They have
-connsa Gle documentall over, and have found
it plain candid, truthful ana patriotic-juss
such ID hoa1st, republican document as al
honest cd patriot would give to his country.
and a. apcople would read and sanction ~
Hence tAs carpers cry out that it is TOO non
commfttAl, and not at all explicit
This Hoor, pitiful complaint is the only one
they eaIs muster, and they seem TO BE sensit
bic Of poverty, for they have tackled ship
and com Anenced upon a new and novel assault
upon the Old Hero. They now change that
President Taylor and bis Cabinet are in
league with Senator Seward, to bring about
an open attempt to dissolve the Union, in or8
der that Zen Taylor may hoist the standard
~ tdS WILL put dDNH hhI
his popularity, now down to zero, and ride
once moe into the Presidential Chair They
charge thatSenator Seward Is rank Ab8l-.
zionist, nd that be is stirring up the New
York Legislature to pass resolutions mona
icing andansulting the South. in order to pro-
Evoke theSoath t5 commit some act Of trea4
son against the Union, so that Gen. Taylor
could pus Down the rebellion, and make him
self papdaarl Does the Union fattdr itself
that, III tie face Of Gen Taylpr's response to-
the call II the House, 50 full Of plain truth
and Straightforward republican honesty, they
can m4kebne living soul believe their ridica-
lous '.do& and bull story They cannot
believe itsfor they have discernment enough
10 know taat hunbug 50 glaring will not 90
down witt any body. POTOMAC.
-------- !
fsF conbi BreckendoEf, he celebrated German
genlogist arrived AZ New York ID the ship Rome,
-.
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AcnRREcTIoN

o u tse Esssr e ne tp4iits efEx Clark
Jfakfy ,aeseiag q az Baaydef Iaa6i;e rbrks
III H committee OF he Clarke meeting, at Nerem-
berGaft IRA in error ID Hany Of The aets stated ID
taesf setter Ii. the Board Of Public Works, lately
pul SIZED ins the Charlestawn papers, andIunlair il
lila saisSion at facts which ID not sun the position
OF 7sgatioa which they have assumed
sshsy are id error Ia sayingE Two Stale Dlrec-
tore sfoposefio resign, provided the third ktouli
sd has the ystopoSilioa was not accepted A mem
haf ssil The committee asked The State Dirsetrs %
resign 0ne OF the state Direetors deeinisd - re-
siS4l The CHER State DirectafS answered Alat they
weg willing 10 resign, If all he State Drfftots re-
sighed butaei otherwise. II.
llsAvy are ii error, ia saving, The middle 5oate
was astoptcd BY forner President anA nireftors.
upon che gfeand that the public gbod reqnitedeach
lacssiioA The Directors bylwhose vote int con-
Junction with the vote 81 fdriner President thar
roa1s was adopted, believed at the time N giving
thgHTae, and Sill believes that the public good I'd
qGtses different location anil voted for that route
as I'M second best location.
i1Sly have emitted 10 state an important fact,
wb.Sl ikey say. AT thar meeting (the late annual
eetst3H) Mo vote was given by the Slate PTbxYs
antl5we Suggest whether President elected ii the
aSspse ei the vote on the STATE Stock be ERlf aT-
pasisied The honest and upright gentleman WHO
hels tie State Proxy present The greatef part Of
the las and We are inforned did moi retire from the
n+y1ihs until he found than his vote would NOT in
hee2ile the result
a5lsy arc ii error In saying The Board ii Direc
toYzaiave at last reached divergence which 10 one
drsa4tsed Of The two chief points Of divergence
from sslra gA line one III Clarke and The other ID
Jeatfzsa are the very same which have been SO of
ienatfected e byA. 1Stockholder" and his allies in
theMs HSpa peFsi of whose cemmunicaiunst this let
!cf appears 10 he but The echo
1Aag say that the late loeatpn ID one point r de-
parts more than mile aud a quarter from a
stsa @sei line. This isa matter Of CONJECTURE with
thenE The exact deviation depends upon he Point
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Virginia FREE PRESS And FARlIERs' REP0STTORY,

-'SA ~. eoaehes And cshfF canseyances CAP run,
- z. residences E Hsrnsers 70 the sea, ii gov
The Senate rssolpiicu fer H. n.4sh... = ~
manuscFirs copy o. wsshir mas Fs,s,.,lI NJ.
dress was read, when t.l gsh.,s .,.s.,s.s +
Ar amendment WIS c..,.s aI,-;,,.- -
ef purchase 70 : II ,asans dbi,sl- s. s.,
lhs Pas I'D nays were ordered. bus pepding
~. the slnnse Adjourned. N...
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MUisDER or MRs. WHITE BY THE
INDIANS.
St.-Lauis. jan %.

a4 a.s fNtI LOUIS; Jam -.
Intelligence has been received here from
SantasEe, with dates tothc 28th Noycmbor.
It win be recollected that Mr. White, and
eightIef his companions, we're captured some
time ago by the Indians, and all of til m Pit
to deash Itmay also be remembered that
Mrs, White, wife of the deceased. dnd her
child were taken prisoners. about tile same
time hE the Eutaw Indians, Much unea4i-
ness aua sympathy was manifested id behalf
Of this unfortunate lady ana her chill.
Finally TWAS determinelby MajQt Green
to raise a party and 60 in pursuit Of Her 1t
was ifdt long until his humane and praise
worthy purposes were put in execution. =
lie fnaly sgt out, and after marching ana
searching for many days, encounterIng m.
meroE's hardships, he came in sight Of tic
indians camp where Mrs White vas detaia-
ed . prisoner The Indians, on perceiving
his apPgoach, and 'apprehendingt heif inaba,
ity to f5tain the prisoner, marched her out
in frPntsof. The camp and deliberately shot
ner dead on the spot. They then fdd. leav
ing the cneampment, camp cquipa4e, and
two Indian children behind. MajoF Green
immediately went up to Tie camp, where lie
found she dead body of the unfortunate lady.
which, ~ took charge Of. The little son Of
Mrs Whfe,.w was also prisoner of the
IndiansEhas notiye been diseoyercll
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THREE LADIES BROWN ED.

TResnaras Of the three yqutig ladies, drow4edIliy
breathing thfoagh It'd lie at HiIkeStarre8 Pal were
Ellen III, daughter d Judge M oodEArd ;HAIiss Aim
Butler, an Inmate ofhis family, ana Miss MaryR
Benaer, Of Belleion9c, On a fisit III hejIfaaflyHbI
Judge ". The Ledger saysk
M The water of the Sussdiehanna had risqn
pverlthe fht landsIand reduere5 theroad tim
passable for wagons, and on Friday night
had frozen to the thickness perhaps of two br
three inches. They undcrtobk,' i'll pdrfdct
safety as they supposed. toIwalk dh the tie
from the hosse~t4 thesbfidgeN And amusing
.thchiselSes in sliding d Iorg hnt1inHattempt-
Ing 10 cross a small pona of back Water!4ko
taileAl) which lad Been frozen ovRr, Nl1ks
Benner broke through, followed imnaed lately
bytlic othsr two, and all three we're drowned,
no proper assistaaee being at hand. \ rs Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
FARMERS BANK AT WINCHESTER.
NEW DlREeToRY!'
! L.UsUs NATUR Il. :.

few days since, We saw one Of the most singul
Par freaks 81 Nature wesever before witnessed II
was a lamb with eightlegs, two tails, and but one
head. II had double back and rump, both pertect-
~ formed, and between each pair Dc It's fore legs
lhe breast of an animal was distingdishable. 1t
was dead-having newer breaihed the ''breath of
lifeP-and was brought here BY Mr.. Adam Bowers
BIZ this County The eve had another perfectly
formed Lamb, al the same time which is living.
! EMqFtiRsbufg Gazette. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31

=
Fiat, asp NARRow Escaps.-We ragretio
state thAt ghe House, snd al atioislihr bniIdiHg.
Of Ih4ip Nadenbousck, OF thil county, was Ne
stfoyea hTfFe on "Wednesday morningI lasia--
When the ffe was first discovered, about 4
o'cloeR lie faesiIy we're all ID bed, and Gle rof
fAlaiae from tbf flames, 50 that they narrowly u.s.
ca ped lsit1 ilsrlises.. Tie daughter Of 5Ir. MAJ
densoaseh =. Miss Elizabeth, wi5 was S1 a sisilak
anelgk toif hass all Der cloihIng save thar Eahes
had with ssar. The same was lhe case With Idhe8
old geRtleidau, and the Colonel, his son. except,
ing only Tie salts with which they escaped. All
ihe fsrSitsEe worth menIioniugs and NEARLY everv,
tAIng alse4 contained ID lie hodse, was likewke.
DESTROYED. q
Mr. NaHsn5ensch has fur saIne time been lin
feeble health, Nhich heightensthe ssrionsslessFof
The tisnsiet watch has beEaliel him, and whieh
"a nrps 10 awaken The synpas HES 81 the whJIe
cptnaanitk ff himself and family 90 accountaof
fhe sersoas Inss they have sastftned.
How Tie STE originated Is hnknoNan. bit itlis
suppressed y have been ihe resust Of accident
y Iliarfias5l4g Republican,