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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Commissioners Notice.

HE the subscribers. being appointed by
W the Hon. Probate Count for the District
OF Esiihaven. commissioners to receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and dem,n ds Of
all persons against the estate Of Stephen
Fish, late Of Fairhaven, in said district de
ceased, represented insolven,. and months
from the 18Th day Of Dec. 1919 being allow
cd by said court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business Of out said appointment
a, the dwelling house OF widow Levina Fish
in said Farhaven, on the lst Wednesday OF
May and June next. from O'Clock. p. NJ,
unit! 9 O'clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
ELuA" E.rsv, }Comm'rs.
Dated at Fairhaven, Dec. %, Isi9. |
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
TEAS; CIGARS
STATE OF vERMONT,1RE it re

STATE or VERMoNT,lR RE it re-
District Of Rutland. IS. - member.
ed that at a special session Of the Probate
Court Of the said District OF Rutland, held
at Rutland, in said Dis,ric, on the 22d day
Of Jan, A. D., 1850.
Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Whereas, Sumner A. Webber, Admr
within this State OF the estate Of DAVID
Stone, late Of Dayton, in the county Of
Montgomery, in the State Of Ohio. deceas-
ed. intesta,e, has this day presented TO said
court a petition in writing, therein setting
forth that il is necessary to sell the Tevetsion
Of the dover Of the widow OF said deceased
in the lands Of said deceased, situated in
Piusfeld 10 said district, in order to r1aizc
assets toward the payment Of the debts Of
the said deceased, ia the State of Onlo.
aforesaid, and therefore requesting said
court TO grant him license 10 sell said reycr
sion,
Theref,rc, II Is Ordered Ly said Court, that tic
hearing ard decision on said application. he and
tho tarne are hereby retcrrc ton special scs-i,n
0f the said Court TO be held at tho once e the
Re- yist.r Of said Court in Rutlandiu sail d,,rict
/ on the 2nd Monday being the llth day Of Feb A.
ID. 1850 and that notice thereof he given by pub
lishng a certified copy ofthe record "t hi, order
three weeks successively previous thereto in the
Ra,lani CoIicraid,a Newspaper p-intel'at sail
Rutland, and circulating IN the nrighb"rhood Of
tho,e interersd in order that all rsr,Gnt inter
s.:ed therein may then and there appear before
said court and object to the granting Of aid Ii.
eenzs IL they zee caGse.
A true copy Of record. Z
IiESRY Hal, Itcgir.tr.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
SARATOGA A WASHINGTON
Asd 1sassslss' sd osrstse .
Railroads.
Dta!'' .trrengrmeai, Commencing DIE
81. lStG
GOING SOirtI

GONG SOtrtI
tp NJ
l"a,s Fou Edward a, 81 \ ". an,
sio NJ
Aut. n, Ssrs'oes sr,insss to \ " anf
clio l. NJ
Attre al TITO, 10 40 \ " ,nd 50 "
come \oIiN
Leave Ttoy al, " an ~ Al
Leave Sa'a,oes Springs = Is and
GI5r
Leave Fort Edward &c aud inv
Arri,e at WhnehalI 10 30 ~ and 20
The afternoon lines each war " III receive
and deliver Itc'gh, and Passengers at any
OF the regular stations.
\" Ftrichi viii hr tik. n l., III. mo Mug
Ines, unless perfectly rnn,enicn, Ia DO -
u, this auang. pa.,cncets will have
nrei five hours at zach end oi the roGic. and
may return the same d,v.
The following lines OF stages rna from
and io the road
From Whit.hall to Ticondctnea. Crown
point. Port Henry WeSrpor, Essex, kers
VILE, Plansbutgh, &c: on the Yves, sIie 81
tho Lake.
From Cnms,oek's Landing to Granville.
Poultney. Pawlet, WallingtotJ, Dcr-c,. &c.
From for Edward to Glen's Falis, Sandy
Hill. Schuy letrllc and Argvle. From MOI.
eau on Plank Road TO Gleu's Falls
uPFteiehi taken a, Summer Rates.
All freight mus, be distinctly marked with
the name OF Consignee and place Of dcs,i.
nation. j. VAN RrNssELAra,
Supt $. a. W. r. r
]. Il SAnG,Sr.
Supi X. 4 >. r. Il.
Saratoga Springs, Dec. 81, 1919. Im52
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Dentistry.
On 2. v. N. n An W ooD,
DENTAL. SURG

Respectfully announces TO the eillzens %
Rutland and vicinity, that ne Will he q, .hs
room. ., the Franklin House, Tuesd " The
j.h o( Feb ner'; where he will r,msin A
few DAYS, and De happy 70 receive calls fiom
hose wishing his ptoiessions. service. or
advice. Al operations p1'' ,rmed IN care.
r.l. sk,'ifoi and ihrrcua'. ,n,nne,, snI war.
Ianitd saii' l4cigfy c.li
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
STATE OF VERMONT, ARE ii r,
. Di.,ric, of Fairhaven, S. - menL,

District of Faifhaven, So. ! - menb>
ed that al probate court held al Cay' .,n,
within and iot said disit'c, on the I'm d.,
OF Ian, 4. ID 1850.
Whereas, Nathan Allen adr ,,n,,,,,,o, nj
the estate Of Msrin Blake. l,,e 81 psy,.,
in said district decsaso" ,.,nno.es r. ,.na.,
an accoun: o. ms al" AIMS, ration and p,..en
his acconri aesio' said rs,ale iur al,opanr,
II ~ '~dere' that said account be feceir
ed NcI eHi'llned by said couu alta session
'm>f-oi % be held a, Ca.ieInn si,r,ai.
81 ne Isl Wednesday. i, beng tie 6,i q,
o. February next, and that all person. inter
e,ied be notified thereof. by publishing
copy al TN. order three weeks sueressiyei,
IN the Rutland County Herald. new.pspe
printed =, Ru,'and in this slaIe. the las; .
~h'ct 'blica,ions .hsli be pieyi0usto al,
ne ted f"r sald hesriag.
time copy ~ fc~of3.
Amos WAGNER, IuJee
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
EI.MWHOOD
MYSTICAL INSTITUTE AND
R.srAiag NeASoi for 1'easssg
Ladies.
ClSYEETOt VT
CASTLETOy, VT

nRoYEssoR wM TEASE. rt.ripal
,sa rre;asiot. The sa''se''se ~oeld
r.,ss f.iv .s'erm hs PSblit .ths' SIC sbo'c
is,.,.y.,,a J. "A saeee.'ul ogsstanoa (bsins
satt Htas s-ssed hs nas,ea eaoes
Ia - Ls,o?s under ,etst,l 81 the mos
n.ass,,es Piolessor.. and having taught
,sss,3. 81 a. yeats 10 ih,s county. ~si
,..i. ma ntias HAT siadea's ~iii receive
..e,aagA n9.ssl ~joca'ion. With .ape,,o,
,e.as,sses al lbp iaoiip,ien, An able
ce,ra Of teachers IL aisn engaged TO teach
- ,o.id and ornamental btsnc he's. -- ons
p't 'G eiT~nse payabls 10 advance.
Triton
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
N o 7 ICE!

The Ru,land Couniy Temperance society
p bold ,h,it annual meeting 81 Prusfotd'
10 o'clocs. 4. n, on Tuesasy. tie 5,h day
. f.b. neit, BasSrrr, ia"
T. iIowr.
frece,i,e Com
R.'th', i,n g., $50
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

,,,,,.,,,
- VIZ h"M'N REut,
u's"" ~ "o.''hu' - "c'e
ia spe' a. SESSION o, uo Probate
" "' s'''' '','','' W NV ara he'd at
'."", '" s',u "''"'t uh Tie i5'a DAY o.
'o'', .,
No., ''sch' non ilhI'ty i'a''o'. lad,
heieas' Jane van and ELIJAH Rose
mIn's'fa,1's "i me estate 81 '"hn y
'",e o, N'l'"'e'""n, ~ sad districide
e"' 'h,'s''''' mas 'his Gay m"'e apf,I,
W $40 'o"f' !" "'h'hr' lh''t'" N'tinp
'''''" ''t's tc'a'''t 10 th' situation "i
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
SrOriii'
UNITED STATES HOTEL
whitehall. NJ

: -rt., n s.,,t. ,I- Ri r ~ D+',t sd bot
A. fA3rt l..ttLrs ;.3u 40 CAR beat L,i ling
c.-,.-,a.i Baggage Wager AL ron o.,
r - "a Ca.,FREE or CHARGE
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
RUTLAND AND BURLING1O.
RAILROAD.
New Advancement.

I'm and after Monday, No,ru 81 3
~ 1919. until further notice. Toe al, s.
leave burlington with first pass. 90, ...
al O'Clock, A, NJ, reaching li,,t
special train from Bellows Falls, AGO
r. NJ Passengers by tins route v.
carried through from Ludlow ip + ...
without change Of passenger of h,.. .
cars. 1. EOLIETr. p,,.lI.,.
Nov 2
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
SHIPPING ri RS.

riSll al the u,hey, price f.
~ shipping furs by
ISRAEL Ct,.
Rutland, December ,. IziJ
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
II E.N'OB.aTI.V'G.

LIVERY discrp,,on 81 stni.tn eos wear.
- ing srpa'el 'hsi ia, become greasd
stained. faded. OF disdsurrd y an, ~., car
he rrs,ofed 80 We o'tginli 'u.et and hiilsn
~ and ~srrnird t"tmateni. Peace ~,
me ~ Ssii.'acii0a iter or nn thatges
shop over Psueisons Groc~ry
Rutland Jan. lob $50 X & Toets
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Hardware and Crockcfy
HOUSE TRIMMINGS

and furnishing arllcIcs kcP' IN any
HARDWARE 4 CROCK cry
Store IN our largest cities
Since, Lead. Lead Pipe. Harness Trim
mines. Safety Fuse, Blasting Pow dor. Guns.
Rifle Barrels, Hcvolvers, AMI common Pts
tolls. Glass Ware. Solar and all variety OF
Lamps and Lamp Glasses. Briu,nin ware
of eyety VARIETY
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

At HNDF's HOTEL. on w,due.ds,
.,sntns Of esch week during the season
Commanding Jan. 'e.h. fuli esnd ia
aucndsnce. Hal utk.,s. 30 ,eu,., 10 l~
h'd al The o'hre pAnc,sg from q 10 /
.',tcck
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

Bn0AnClOTHS.

Doeskins Plain and Fancy Cassinc,,t ,.,.....
ara Iwsed'. Satin, Cashmere and otA,r e.,,. ...
BLACK hsure1 ard Plain CrIyaig, Las-, .
drawer. and wrapper.
IL.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
IiIt!cuIaT aIten'lon PAID 70
Printed Floor Cloths
FOR SALE.

THE House 10, known as the Fuller lot,
L on the burnt dis,ric, opposite the Episco
pal Church. For particulars enquire Of
JAS. PORTER.
Rutland. 2ad Jan. 1850 3w2
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Mechanics Tools,

A fall ass oument Of Axes OF all brands.
and every variety Of farmers implements
generally. Nails and window glass Of su.
pcriot quality from the Essex Mills, kept
constantly on hand.
Wholesale and Retail
Wi,,akall Ian c.,o
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
.yus1 Published

~hirls, ~ ,ls sg,b-r q J,te fvr' Pf''
. cshi, ~ v ~ KS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
HNI'Ncs r. Elliot.

W ho esale and RetsIi
tgl y e 2 8 DEA1r9S,
RuTLAFp, VT
uides will be filled a, ordered u3
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

VIII. subscribers are now reccj,i,s f,.,
Ton full assortment ofGood. t.
winter among which viii he found IT,. H.,
Ladies Dress and Cloak t,ood,

Confusing of Mcrnos Mnhair Gam,
Ia,a"a''a Lu're-, Tibet Cloth "t o.. TO-.
style. and most d".irah'r c.!nr4. &. ..,l.-.
a",'e, Orleans Cioths. Bpnhl1in,, a..
Thihet', Alraccls $lth' u ne LniLc. vi. ....
and Frlnt.j ccl"rri SntIu aid NrIA,t. '.t .... 3D..
and Satin Ribb"rs to Mitch
=, Hay state Sfih"!.H, Long Sqnare .,. g.
PRINCES, Gimps ani velvet Ribbons, g.. .. ...
Hosiery.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Wholesale
READY MADE CI.uIt...
WARAsiiUyH
\ "a m ueI r. Morse 4 81.
II os ss snd si NJ. Sut,t ,

~ as By snd al MA ~u.,t
y osstons OF elSlnF r.t,.ttN
'iha iu their ierula' hus., .
porting snd inhhira nfv Co.. js
esiahii,hrd rooms over i4etf n..,
TIC nanuis,iuie aai sac nI a..
I, thing tot Nv ,n..4rA
Cfai~
hoiesalo nt,,rI. fe1 -
aud NIeahle .l"'k q. ear 10. i...
Nv ""|'h ''v re Itcyaf,' ..
most lhtntAhl" 'rtns - lrts fl.
Wade floihiry. "f ,sg .'art
''"'d'. "i'I Zee ,1rr.na au t., r, ..
'hie terms. On ~ tie si.ji-N nu, .
H'si"o Jan |, 1850
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
, ,,...,... Clothip
DOMESTIC C.0oug =.

bla,nb"i nnn nro"n "hcct,ug. ard ;.
, ,mi' req , ma WHIT. Flannel tan,of de-
~ 80 ,lauk,t, nod f.Hprr..o.
eli nn' ,oy. Fur, Fur ,,inn,d f..
lc,.Jf ard Hat. Buffalo ryLo. IrI.. ...
,s,. e. Xii Walking Shoe. sir, 4. .. f..
H. .e@skin n,tteGs and glove, B..i, .-...
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
School Conventions.

School Conventions.
common school convention wiIl hc held'at
Hfandon. Tae,day. February G, =, one
O'Clock. Y. N and another a, West Ru,.
land. February ~. al ! O'Clock. r. NJ
Teachers aad town >uperintendcnis. IS.
Peo'ali,, are requested 20 attend
J 4. HICKS. County Supt
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

''NN Is ibNt .tN' tbti
tn NH'' 80 usu. .r
~ a." Hoo pr.s-t- ',ur ..,
81 Nnl'an' come. ,...u.,a '..s.
ao'ine ahd arJ">, 81. ta.me - I.l
al persons nparN a., l..alr
Shsir-,, i,'e at i'fN'otd. ,a ,a.,
"''' A'ch, t'ptcS"n'ed ils"I.'It. -
months from the - tr1 If '.n .4.
ing allowed hy -pi' ,outi n,...I
we de- thPic'"te Lcte'y rtr, notice 4.
vii attcGd g. he tu'tucN alp,.f SAD ..
m"ni al ,hr house Of Air.U .,af,l. B.,
,c1dcn. on tho last fdcsi.ts ~ s..
Jane hct'. from O'Clock. j. :. ,
ocl". h, l.. NJ, on each Of sa,d t,,.
AivIs Rasnaii.
Coo. W, B.ns,Rn. ORR
Dated tnll,enisp lao q, i.n
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
., Se6- Groceries, Cookery and -;
"nr. hald Ware, Drugs and NJ
Oils, Eve Stuff Sr

~ 81 the above Good. were s.'-c'rI r...
= A"at care AID NJ the lowest rn,f. &c..
III tie lid at the lowest pa,slLi, rat g..
? apt orci credit. Tho,s wishing Tor
are feqnested 10 ca! and trsuire oar tt...
Purchasing elsfwhctr. Lpbir. 80. laII b. ..
give 'atsfHcti,n both iu qu4L'y n e..
iTicts. CLEMENT IL II~Ft..,.
R.t.ind Mi Village, Ort2 lo.g
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Legislature last Week.

On Monday. in the House, Mr. Nickeson read
in place bill TO authorize certain persons erect
wharf on The Delaware river, at Dunk's Ferry.
The bill TO repeal certain sections Of the law OF
1877, known as the kidnapping bill, passed finally
yeas so, nays 80. Mr.. Nickleson voted with
the yeas, and Messrs. Flowers and Williams with
the nays.
The bill TO divorce William Weiherill received
its guietuS by the following vote-Yeas 80, Nays
as.
On Tuesday, the message of the Governor, We
toing the apporilonmeut bill, was received, and
new bills offered in both houses The alterations
in the vetoed bill by the introduction of the new
one, makes Lancaster the 9Th district, with two
Senator'S Northumberland Columbia and Union
The 18th district, with one Senator; T.ycoming
Centre, Clinton and Sullivan, the 18th district,
with one Senator; Luzerne and Wyoming, the
18th district, with one Senator; Bradford and
Susouehanna, the l6ih with one Senator; Tioga,
Potter, MKean, Elk and Warren the i7th, with
one Senator; Clarion, Eenango Mercer, Craw-
ford and Erie, the 18th, with two Senators Arm.
strong, Indiana, jefferson and Clarified, the 2i.h,
with one Senator Miflin, II unlingdon, Blair and
Cambria, the 25th, with one. In the House Of
Representatives, Allegheny is given six members
Armstrong one member, Clearfeld and Jefferson
one member, Clarion and Venango two members,
Dauphin and Lebanon three members, Fayette and
Westmoreland four members, Lancaster four men,
bers, Mercer and Crawford three members, War
Mexican and Elk one member.
In the proceedings of Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, we see little OF interest
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
The GaiphiM Claim.

There is much discussion in the newspa-
pers, just now, concerning the allowance by
The Secretary of the Treasury of interest upon
claim, the principal of which was paid under
the direction of The late Secretary. Mr.. WAL
KER. The claim is known as The Galphin
claim. Il is an old claim, dating as far back as
1878, and it derives It's guaranty from treaty
stipulation between The Governor of Georgia
on The one hand and the Creek and Cherokee
Indians on the other.
1t appears that GALPHIN, with ohers, traded
with The Indians an held lien on certaiu lands
as security for debts that by The treaty of l773
these lands were ceded 10 the British Crown;
that the British Government, consequently, be-
came responsible to GALPHIN and his associate
traders that all Of Them except GALPHn re-
ceived compensation, principal and interest,
from the British Government that The claim
of GALPHIN was rejected because he had taken
part with the American Colonists in the resos
lutionaIy war, while his associate traders ad-
hered 10 Great Blliian. GALPHlN's claim was
presented TO the Stale Of Georgia and its us
tice was acknowledged but il was maintained
that inasmuch as the Government of the Uni
ted States, after The war Of independence, sue
ceeded 10 all the rights Of The British Crown
over the public lands, the application for pay
menl Of the claim should be made TO that Gov
ernmenl The application was accordingly
made 10 the General Government; but such Is
the delay attending all applications of this kind,
that no final action was had upon it until The
year lS4S, when Congress passed an act by
which The Secretary OF the Treasury was "au-
lhorlzed and required TO examine and adjust The
claim of the late GEORGE GALPHIN, under tho
treaty made by the Governor of Georgia with
the Creek and Cherokee Indians in the year
773, and pay the amount which may be found
jue TO MILLEDGE GaLPHIN executor of said
GEORGE GALPHIN."
The interest money has been paid, and i, is
his about which the opponents Of the admin
slraon are finding fault. The payment of the
interest was proper-at least, according TO
chief justice TANEY, "there is no statute of the
United States that fOrbids the Secretary Of
War, or The accounting officers, TO allow in
crest 10 claimant if 1t shall appear that in
crest is justly due 10 him" But this GaIphIn
,laim comes under the sanction of treaty
stipulation, where the public law is imperative;
md if the claim be good al all it is good for
10Th principal and interest.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
American Securities

1t is gratifying circumstance, and one of IA
vorable augury, too, that in the midst of all The
discomfort and dissatisfaction which prevails in
different parts of the country, and while the dis
unionists are boldly procaiming their nefarious
designs to the world, public securities, State and
national not only remain unshaken, but are sought
after with increasing avidity, both in Great Brit
ain and on the continent. No more conclusive
evidence could be desired of the high estimation
in which the stability Of our institutions is held on
the other side of the Atlantic No thermometer
is so sensitive as the stock market, and no men
look more eagerly or accurately at our condition
and prospects, than those who have a pecuniary
interest in the fate of the republic. A shadow of
doubt as TO the perpetuty of the Union would
strike down American stocks in every money
market of Europe. That they maintain their high
price in the face the irritating discussions in
Congress, and while fanatics are threatening a
rupture, is proof that whatever apprehensions are
entertained by timid persons here, the keen and
Practlced observers in Europe, whose vision is
sharPened by perpetual soictude for the safety of
their investments, discover no danger whatever in
the subsstlng condition Of things--Republic
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Republic of Liberia.

The Republic of Liberia. with the object OF
which our readers are all familiar, is prosper
ing at truly gratifying degree. A corrsspon-
dent, writing from that Republic, TO the New
York Commercial Advertiser saws :-O pn-
liiical affairs thus far have been very prosper
Gus, even beyond our mos, sanguine expecta-
tions. We have seemed to pass through an
age in Inc space of three short years. Our
progress has been so rapid lha. we fear we may
have grown beyond our years. II ever people
had reason to bless kind providence, We are
that people. The finger of God has been
plainly seen in the establishment, Of this repub-
lie. When think of the tears and prayers,
and the precious lives tina, have been offered
upon the altar for our benefit, my heart over
flows with gratitude The friends of Africa
have long had 10 struggle with gigantic diff
cullies, but the SUNNI. is now passed, and the
world may see. if It will, ,ha, the African race
are capable of selfgosernmen,, wi,hou. running
into extremes"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Steam and Railroads VS.. Horses.

1t is said that, according to a late census of
England, the number Of horses in that country has
been found TO have diminished from 100000 to
100000 within the last two years-in other words
the railroads have dispensed with the use OF s0O,-
600 horses, and these animals, as well as oxen,
scarcely used for oriation and
thus the grain and food which the 500 900 horses
formerly consumed, have been dispensed WITH
and the land used for the growth of hay and grass
is devoted to the growth of grain alone fer the
supply OF bread.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Conference Appointments.

Among the appointments made by The Bish-
or, before the adjournment of The Methodist
Conference, in Philadelphia, On Wednesday
last, were for
North Philadelphia District. - Philadelphia,
Robert Gerry, P. E. ST.. Georges Castle /;
Trinity, J. B. Hagany; Eighth Street. D.
Shields; Fifth ST. r. w. Thomas; ST. Johns,
VIM. M'Coombs Kensington and Porl Rich
mond, ID. Daily, A. Goodman Sanctuary, A.
Johns; New Market Street, J. w. Arthur !;
Cohocksink. ]. Shields Twelfth Street, A .
Atwood, Fl. F. Horn; Bethlehem Mission,
William Muln North City Home Mission
George QuisIey; Zear, to be supplied /; Miles
Town, J. l.. Tau; Lehman. Chapel and
Fairsiew, J. Henry; Franklord, J. H. M'Far-
land BusIleion, j. w M'Caskey Bristol, II.
S. Atmore Arlleborough, A. Freed Newton,
J. Edwards, w. B. Wood Quakerown, 10 be
supplied; EasIon, VIM. Barns Richmond, v
Gray: Suoudsburg, M. H. Sisly.
j. P. Darbln Cor Sec Missionary Society
Of M. E. Church.
d. D. Lore, Missionary TO Buenos Ayres,
South America
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

The New York Tribune, beyond all question
the ablest and most influential journal in the
Union is now issued in double quarlo form
(eighl large pages) without any augmentation
OF It's price. II is he cheapest paper ever pub
lisbed, and must in the nature OF things large
ly increrse lis circulation, and as necessary
consequence, impress It's active, liberal and Ca
pscious intellect still more widely and deeply
upon The age and body Of he ZINES"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Manufactured Motogany.

Any wood of a close grain may be made per-
fectly to initiate mahogany by the following
French process:
Let the surface be planed smooth, and then
rubbed with a solution Of nitrous acid. Then ap-
ply with brush, the following mixture: one
ounce Of dragons blood, dissolved in about pint
of spirits of wine, and with the addition of third
of an ounce Of carbonate OF soda, mixed and fill
tered When the polish dininishes in brilliancy,
it may be restored by the ola little cold drawn
linseed oil. Dragons blood as most of our read
eFs know, is resin obtained by incison from
certain tropical plants, and is sold al the druggists,
to the varnishers and marble stainers. The meth
od is extensely adopted in France, and might be
well adopted in the United States, for the interior
decoration of our dwellings
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Brief, and to the Point.

The Post Master General recently removed
Locofoco Office holder named Starr, from Of
fee a. Angelica, N. Y. and appointed Whig
in his place Mr.. Starr had been permitted 10
hold over a year, and began 10 think he was
safe, sure enough. Being considerably disap-
pointed al his removal, he addressed letter 10
the Post Master General 10 know the reasons
for The change, and The following is the very
eXCellenl IenlY be Ieceiyed=
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

u A Traveller was once recounting with an
air of truth some incredible thing when one of his
auditors, vexed at his extravagance, said to him.
"But, sir, all that is not much, since | can assure
you that The celebrated organist Volger, once i'm
itated thunder so perfectly that he curdled the
milk for three leagues round"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

Interview betaOeen the Webster familv and
GOu. Br,ggs.-Mr.. Webster and her three
daughters, visited Governor Briggs, Sunday, al
the Adams House The interview lasted for
an hour, and It ~as supposed was ior HE pur.
pose of pleading mercy to the condemned