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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot

NEW I DIRK, SEPT 70.
The first arrest under the fugitive slave bill recently
ed by Congress made in this city to-day II appears
that lady Baltimore Mary l,nd named Mary Brown
owned Il nun5er OF slaves, among whom was one named
James Iamr who took il into his head ~ flee 10 New
York years ago, since which time lie has been living in
this city.
Mrs Brown gave up all hopes of retaining him. but, ms
possible the passage uf The act referred TO- She
instituted hin. Size sent PROOFS
neshp, and warrant was issued tor the arrest oi The
slave yesterday Mr.. Brown, the deputy marshall took the
In hand and took hin in custody in Water street
He Immediately conveyed before Mr.. Gardner, The
United commissioner, and his ndcntity proven b
Ms Browns ana sonn-l.w. An order Was n;nedl-
ae!y issued Tor his cturn and in all probability he IS now
on his way 10 Baltimore.
When Hamrt arrested, he gave signal TO num-
Der OF cuInred persons The n.ghtoGho0d ard but ~
The pfcsenc. number oi officers lie would nave oeea
taken from the deputy marshal by force. There i very great
excitement among cuortd population OH The sifJrci,
AM! several hundred around the Ionus, III sln-
ing that Hamlet ID confined there.
As the decision rendered, he was locked NJ
in grand jury ronn and the negroes in the tshborho
Of the commissioners office pat wrong scent. But
for his liot would have doubt eusued.
Tie Wing State Convention Syracuse made the follow
ing nominations this morning: w shingon Hunt ot Naen-
RI Tor vernon; unanimously George j. Cornell, Of New
York cy lieutenant snsenJ Eocn Ger Blakey vi Disc
o. canal commissioner; General Abncr Raker o J,rf-
son. for Inspector VESSEL s. Smith, Queens
clerk . appuus
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JOHN *, MARTIN,

GENERAL AGENT FOX CLAIMANTS.
OHce Cor the preseni) No. Law huitnss RchH
X VI wIl! prosecute with jrump nude ~ sial W.
u asains the Safe OF Virginia The United States % ~
parmenis o Government against ndis ilnals, 81 h''
Claims. Pensions months Extra Pay. Bark Pay B'D -
al claims OF the rOr l-l2 or the Mr2t ~
been nnccle,l It'll the General Government marry y
facilities the prosecution OF Claims "hich "
few pom
All letters post paid" addressed 10 him either a ~
Washington city. WI receive imme;iatr A.. niIo- .s
lie has The Kind PERMISSION al the following esn
them. Hon jas Mason ari X VI. I ilnn r. q
Jas 4 SelioI.. Il X Meade, Tncs IL A''fct,''
y uus Powell In 5 Bococs Richard perN'5. - u
+. McHuien House OF Representatives.: Hon IT, u !
John VI b. IS. Jimes Lyons. E-q.. Richl""' "'" .
Assistant p " General. Washington.
FASHIONABLE DAAolH"
4 .fIAS A. McENOY 5 Academy. " ne LA'',' ,al
The most fashionable Dane and Wiit%e' ~ Isf
on TUESDAY EVENING. October Is Al ~ ,,r -.
and on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON a. an ss
and masters DAYS o. Tuiion for ladies' MI go re-:
nesiay afternoon from O'Clock 70 s. aud % - es
ii 10 O'Clock For Gentlemen Monday ana .ogn al
TO half past O'Clock. Terms &c, mace .r OF .,
Nh ~ who may De ssen the rooms any d's Nv
10 ). P. NJ lA ,
1ILEGANT AAkhATlNE rs ....o,uuPls & BF'''
~ Sept . INV
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WONDERFUL NAIL slORM.-The following lete

though the they make plrtase Somewhat ri the
w1naerul.-BM San.
WINCHESTER. VAl SEPT. 81, 1850.
Mtssrs EpIToRs We had u great hail Storm heic last
erenin, between and FIVE O'clock. Some vi the caS,
u refur they nothing else-wcre from six 10 es'
inches lon. aud four inches in diameter Some 1T tie most
incr,Guuus tales told about them, that but tose
who saw Them would believe. measured that, alter
lying fifteen minutes The ground was Az inches IN d.
a,ee; and feel satisfied that il il had been weighed in
due time, il would have weighed pound and half.
Some would MEASURE eighteen inches in circumference
Por.T OF ROCKS, SEPT. Is. 1850
Mrssrs. EDITORS: Having been caught III The Storm %
this afternoon and noticing the size OF the hail that fell
induced forward you OF it, il larger
lhtn We ever saw or heard Indeed feel criii
cay the sil. OF il; but willing lie be gull
fed that that fell would not pass through
81 rings and would say with oil cand"r, that II
would touch 4-nch ring; and after carrying il 1 miles
D. II. 8, J. J.
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is there any thing really the with you said phys
clan person who had for him. i don't know how
ii is the reply: i we'll sleep we'll and have good
appetite Very WE'LL said The doctor, III give you some
lhins TO take away all that
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lICUIU.fTtltt.
D. II. g. J. J.
Correspondence Vi Tie Chnlesipn Courier.
~ xsutrGrnS SppT


Our gneslhe Turkish Envoy, agent vsi'es quite
lion, nnt WILL every where, DE cordially receive ami -n
,erlined and canrd with American IDEAS and improve
,ntns. He is, the young and liberal minded Sultan
SAYS "whul!y Turk" MI Brown, worthy atache IL
the American mission Cons'annop.s. for ielast wen
years put in special request that Turk educated IN
Eng md should be Amir Beys impressions VIII
necessarily be agreeable American institutions. He
was much pleased with Mr.. FuloIes reception
and complimentary address. From former crogoman III
the United States mission, | heard, years ago nm
amusing and characteristic story oi the visit OF nie
gent Turk VI high rank Frunce. Ali carrssed BY
the Parsans shown every thing and admired every
thing. lie pet guest OF the government, and no
effort spared please and enlehten him. He gathered
with quick perception, much knowledge, and of whic! he
pvud and iur which he warmly expressed his otlga
tions "MelI, said Minister Of the King, "wh"n you
your country y"u will give cr'dlI for our arts
institutions and advise connymen 10 adopt them
NO" replied ALL Il shall do such thing" why notF
"Because' he replied, my counrynrn would not beeve
NY statements; und ii they did, they would oil my
The French Ambassador al Constantnople, after
Ais return, Pdris-"A has kept his head for lie
mas abused us must slaeully" OF COURSE do not maan
10 nriuate hospitality will De thus ulrd the
present occasion. But if it is safe for on
lin 2snan 10 give much praise hardly be safe
for All Otoman.
Governor Towns proclamation created little sensation
here the belief urng general that The questions are settled
aud that agitation must ceaSe
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-. ;, .,.,ssn ,he States Virginia will be prepared
~ mite With her sister slavehoding that NAV be-
W hsr1jse In the adoption OF any measures ~ - secnre
=. ssry 10 provide for their mutual oele"es' " y
their common safety - hanren,np Of either of the
-" Resolved That upon me napp sanng resouon the
.,r,inpences contemplated in the secona Iesouu"
Cnvornor he authorized and requested nsieod ; e
The Lsris,otre to his proclamation lot 'e ;S,;on
dsleeaes 10 State Convention, to take n.o ;r, de-
,a,e,ro of redress with power 10 opPoi'i w
lepates to a Southern Convention anu 70 auoP' ''
sures as the crisis may deinaho' nj;
By special motion the words tine save ''"u' Va
~ ,rba, were stricken of the list of c"n'in-
eences" in the 2d tuition as reporter anu ~ o
no o,.s,a that the admission Of California Is tine "'o
a. o,br reasons aside the motion 10 make TIE
admission California one of the contingencies was 'o'ea
- - no ;,i,, committee and when IT was hinIeo al
l.; ,h d,, !, the House it resisted, on the grouha
I'M, oo,ioDs could not pass with such an amendment
Tho G,va,nor os South Carolina is, therefore, clearly III
error in declaring hn, contingency mas arrived Oh '
the s,atue" requires the Legislature to be conVeno'
the resolution OF last February expressly does away VIZ"
this provision by substituting Convention ins'eau VI ~
Neither is Convention called ior-oeca"so
the Wilmo, p,oyiso has not been passed. on the contrary "
ba. more than once expressly voted down at the
session of the slave trade in the Dsc' "
cnh; .s expressly excepted by the action OF our last
Legislature.
We havo ,bouaht proper 10 make this explanation 10
Old
ouished friend and subscriber In Florida tine ankness ana
courtesy of whose letter pleased 10 ACKNOWLEDGED
will on perusa the above facts be able 10 appreciate our
nos,ion and 10 see that but standing by the nag
which VIRGINIA unured last Winter She has taken no un-
tenable poston but will up 10 the principles she neh
avowed and we pledge ourselves TO 20 with her
The erumblers have snseed al the utter lnetncene! OF
the Fugitive Slave Bill We happy TO see that II mas
arendy nroycd valuable in securing the recaptue OF slave
from Baltimore Particulars will be found elsewhere The
aren't of the having made affidavit that ne lear
I'D an attempt would be made rescue the slave Whe on MS
way to Maryland the slave placed in the custody OF the
u s. Marshal who provided sufficient force to guard MIN
ON his way back This evidence Of good faith and execu'
ton of the laws is cheering sign.
All will regret the personal conflict between Messs Fooe
and Fremont, In the vesbue Of the Senate-al Will re-
ioice tina, i, has been properly settled as follows:
A CARD.
WASHINGTON, SEPT. Is, 1850
We the undersigned authorized to state that The dit
Guilty between the Hon. II. S. Fooie and the Hon ). u
growing of certain expressions used bv Inc
former in relation to the California land bill in the Senate
last evennehas been adjusted satisfactorily and honorary
TO both those gentlemen.
A. c. DODGE.
WIN. VI. GMIN
HENRY II. SIBLEY,
RODMAN NJ PRICE.
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WAsHlNGroS. SEPT. 2o-P. VI.
APPOINTMENTS AND REJECrIONS.-The Pres-
dent to-day nominated the following officers for the Terri
tory OF Utah
Governor Brigham Young the Mormon chief Chief
ustcr-Mr Burlington, vi PENNSYLVANIA. Associate JUS
lce-Mr SHOW, "f Ohip. United States atturney-Mr
Blair. al Utah. United States mirshal-Nr Thiyer Vi
Utah Indian agent-ll Cooper, OF New York Mr. Day.
Of Missouri it is p.nbible, is the secretary.
The Senate has confirmed all the Baltimore appointments
Also Mr. Maxwell, collector OF New York and Mr. Wright
navy agent Boston; and rejected Mr. Peters collector at
New Oeans, and Mr. Frost appraiser at New Yurk.-
There Were some other relecJns Tor minor officers.
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l, is rumorcd that the splendid Of the Hon. James
Buchanan. called Nhcatand, on Thursday destroyed
10y fire. The Philadelphia Pennsylvania states mat wien
the "i passed Thursday evening vas
in iams and there dou5t =" lis entire destruction.
We tope there is mistake in tG!s.
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We are glad hear that gentleman from Pennsylvania,
of skill and means is about starting extensive Foundry
in the neirhborood of Richmond for the manufacture OF
stoves hollow ware, ploughs and castings generally.
Kunker. Band of Ethiopian Ssrenadcrs" are giving
Concerts nightly tie Otd Fellows Saloon, which wss
crowded Saturday night Those ford OF this sort OF fun
cann" fail be amused with . buresque performances.
-Se~S--------
Ii will he seen by reference 10 our advertising columns,
ha, Mr. John r. Martin Of this city, proposes prosecuting
ciins against the Stale Of Virginia and The United Sthe'
Revolutionary Claims, Pensions Back Pay and Claims ais
np oui of the Wars Of 1872 and The Mexican War.
The passage Of the Bounty Land Bl' will greatly in
crease The number Of interested in such tlns
From our knowledge Of the business qualifications Of Mr.
Martini and his disposition 10 obge, cheeruy commend
him 10 the public and particularly the favor Of those in
eres,cd as man Of energy. capacity and integrity.
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Photographed for The Baltimore CIippeI.l

II The Southern Literary Messenger for October we
are requested State will appear Wednesday next
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FINALLY, The BILL the House receded rom Us
amendment in regard MILEAGE and the Senate receo'o
from its amendment about printing and the civil ana dplo
matte appropriation bill became law II may be some tme
before We gather all the action of the Houses during
the busy and excited session of the last few days
Congress adjourned Yesterday thank Heaven!1
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BALTIMORE MARKET. SEPT

sp-sl 80 to g. netr as in quality. or
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73LEGANT NAKKATIVEs y..o,,a ;l,iiss'6 ssp''
10 Sept. . 49,
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CONGRESSIONAL.

TUEEDAI, Jan. e
In the SENATE, Mr. Upham presented rec
o!uiions from the Legislature OF Vermont, ia
vorlng an Agricultural Bureau; also, against
slavery A Prolfaeied bui good injured dc.
bate ensued on the printing of the latter
The resolution relating TO the Austrian
omhnssy came up. Mr. Foote sustained Mr.
COss mud Opposed Mr. ll0le's amendment TO
-r-z--ift44ali, lie cnmnlmenied MIR Clny
mud sympnthi-ed with Hungary lie adyo.
Gated aad predicted nev republic in that
country.
In the llousE, two more ballots were had
for Clerk, but with liule variation from for
ner results. Mr. Brooks submitted resOlu-
lion to postpone the election until The LIST of
September. Rejected. A resolution WINS
offered recindinR all rules in the way ct n
plurality vote, which uss -'Iestde4- at-ef Of
der Adjourned.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. q.
In the SESArI, Mr. Seward offered reso-
luton granting portion of the public lands
TO the Hungarian refugees. The resolution
was laid over.
3 DIR Butler, Episcopalinn of Trinity Church,
Washington, was elected Chaplain to the
SenaIR, on The fourth bnlio,, hy the casting
vote ofIhe Vice President. Adjourned.
IN the HOUSE,. Mr. Richardson moved n
cab Of the House, which was rejected. Two
more ballolings were nnde for Clerk, with
out special change from former results. A
resolution was offered to retain the present.
officers ofthe House, except the Sergeant NJ
Arms. Objected to. MIR Schenck proposed
a resolution that blanks should decide the @.
lection of Clerk. The yens aud nnys were
called aud Mr. Schenct's resolution voted
out of order. A motion was then made TO
indefinitely postpone the election of Clerk,
which was lost--yeas "a, nays l49. Anoth-
er ballot was then tnken--Fornoy l0i Foolo
90, scattering iG.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
SENATE-On Thnsday,a debate arose on
the slavery resolutions of tho Legislature Of
Yermont, introduced by MIR Uphnm, which
was continued I'LL the adjournment. TAe
SeHate had an executive session, aud s6er-
wnrds adjourned.
HousE.-Ou the first ballot for clerk, For
ney had 1902 votes, fAUote 1903 votes, scatter
ing 10.
NJ SeheRek Withdrew -the-paals of Mr.
Foute at his urgent request,nnd MessTs Prip-
die aud Campbell were ro-nouinDted.
On the second ballot Eorney bud sc, Prin-
die CD, Campbell 30, mud French II.
Mr. Baker proposed nn indefinite postpone /
Inent of the election oGclerk, whic n wus re.
ected.
A third ballot was then Ind. which result.
I'd slmil6r TO The second, when tho house adj
ourncd. ...-I
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MAnsmgAGgE.

In Barnet, by a. y Hale, Esq. on the Eve.
ming Of January lot Mr. Jous 4, OsGoop Of
Amherst, Me, and Mss AsoEtiST Hlsks,
Of Barnet
IN Potion, g. y Jan. 2, Mr. Curtis Elkins.
IG-ai- Lax Al-and- MiaH Susan T. nuanell Of
Potion
Ia isTdwiek, Dee o3d, by Rev. l. Warren,
Mr. Butler ShiPman 10 Miss ID. Olivia Delding,
both Of llardwiok.
In ifarbufgh, Jan. |, BY Rev Mr. Granger,
Mr. Daniel Driver Of ~ Johnsbury, TO simS
Loeleiia X daughter Of Mr. Levi Garland,
In Barton, Jan. l, by Rev. l. II Stone, Rev
A Il, Gray, ofCovcn1y ,Hnd Emclinc ,duugh.
ter Of Dooi Pierce
In Lyman, n u Jan. |, by N Dunuan,
Esq Mr. franklin uadlask - Nice 2al.ae
Dickinson, both Of Lyman, ~ u,
In Peaeham, Dec 4, by Rev d. Merrill,
Mr. Franklin Foster aud Miss Jane. Walker,
BOTH Of T..
In Peacham, Dee 90, by Rev D. Merrill,
Mr. Humphrey Bennett TO Miss Laura VI
Blanchard, both Of PcaohHm
In Pcaehau, Dee 20, by Rev. D. Merrill,
MT George q Dana y Miss Mary T.. BlaueL
ard, both Of PcachRm
Ia Pcachnm, January 3,by Rev ID. Merrill,
Mr. u ], Weeks TO Miss Mary { Gooden6ugh,
both Of PcBehnm.
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DRArmSs

In this town. Jan III. widow Lucy AHroln,
aged ~,
In this town, Jan. IIth, Miss HAssIm a
ROwLAsb, hrrd 30.
Ia Lyndon, Jan. l0tL, Iona KiNsaLl, Esq ,
aged -.
In Barnet, Mr. OrtNpo CAHrrR, aged 80.
In Osbkoib, Wisconsin, Dec. Ilth, Cathar.
me, daughter Of VIM. n aud Clafisse ID
llamn, formerly o. Dsnville, aged one year
10 months and ~ days
~ Cabot, Dec %, Doot Pcrley Scott,si
IN Waterford Mich, Nov 9th, Jona Jencss
iutc ofTopsham VI, aud only remaining snn
Of the late Hon iona Jcncss. aged 40. Also
Dee I'd. his wiir. 'TbaRkfal 5. Watson. aged
30 d.
In Derby, Dec 9th, Truman Fairehil1 Jr
aged 80.
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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL oF+FHE CANADA.
ID DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Parliament is to assemble on the Sd Of
February. The corn market has Impressed
slightly. In Liverpool fine brands Ameri-
eau Flour brought 25s; ordinary Dos Cd. In
dian Corn, white, % to 3os; yellow. % to
29s.
81 A better demand has existed for iron dur
ing the last month Than is customary at this
senson of The year. Prices are FIRM, win
disposition 10 Improvement, both iu pig Htg1f
manufactured iron. 81
CASADA.@On the subject of the annoErN
lion Of Canada TO the United States tltO Morn
ing Advertiser, a we'll Informed journal, has
the following: -.--
"'The Cabinet has under its consideration
tho question ofa severance between The moth
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-19

Lost Box.

A BON containing FeaiHrf d.. md =
~ set NJ Aiason's Toplsi fsrt .fomrtlmo
since at Barton Village, VI supp0srd g. layo
been brought on the Stage from lhc South ~
The owner can have the property by paving
ehsrgrs HDsWELL
Barton Jan, IL, 1850 btlmG0Hf
n Office TO THE PUBLIC Whclcns
~ NY WIFI, Ann Louisa Clmpbrll, has left,
my bod aud hoard, forbid all persous trusting.
0f hHfboHng her on ny account, ns ! rLull
pay no debts Of her Contracting
ADRIAN v CAMPBELL. .
aalem, Jan ~, 1850 GilWa'
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The Markets..

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Jan. 10
A. markri, $50 beaf cattle, 100 storrp, ~
la7 sheep aud 100 Swine.
beet oaplle--S few Extra, G6,2b, Let quality,
. ,bOab,7hi "a quality $50 u 500 80 $50
ht9fes-Y earlings 81 a 49, 2 years old ~
all years old al6 20.
bheeP-@l,b o., y $50, ., 4, 4 80 aad u,
hwine-ltetail from o to &c.
BOSTON MARKET Jan ~.
. fLOuH-iiowatd street - a o 90, Ohio,
300 OOOi Genoseo, com brands, g 90 600,
Genesee, fancy brands, BIS 6,62
COhN-hat 6sa 90, mEed ~ 81, white %
a b7I
easleTnIlO 90.
WOOls-thefe 10 moderate demand cor
domes''ofeeee and pulled, with sales at full
prices
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Ground Plaster.

VIZ auhaefiheF - Rsp isEsi.as.4 l.. ,,.F,.,.i,-
GROUND PLASTER, ~ he yGrsfquat
hyi m large Or small quantities, al q lea grirs
Than can be bought IN this vicinity.
Those wishing Co purchase will Gnd il Tor
their interest 10 call and examine tho Plaster
before purchasing elsewhere, % great pains
have been taken 10 get The best article ~ tho
market ASA Low.
Bradford, Jan. I, 1860, 65Om3
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Ilcipuied, provisions have bsconie scarce In
Tho mlulng districts, lhu wrelehed condition
Of Ihe roads preventing supplies from reach
ing the mountains seaHonably, Many per
soma hre now returning from tho WRshings
IN consequences Of this fact. Floor IN selling
Oh Feather River al si,75 per pound, aud a.
lhe Mir tCOlumal for ~ ,25, Al bread
slufis afe propouioualely high"
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.sut go 90 him aud found him dead aud
mi g,lh cold,his syes being fixed IN though
4, wss sull gazing upon the marksmen, The
Canadian says its Information N that the boy
,s, frozen 20 death,
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n SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

4 N the vIeI6iry of PSssuapsio villages a The
II Road leading 10 LoweS Waterford ,eoH9st.
ing Of about fly ncrCs---about 1--WE nty, cover
ed with heavy growth of timber much of
which - good saving timber, rendered pecu.
! arly valuable by It's proximity 20 good Mills,
and good market Apply 10
T. N. WOODS
Passumpsic, Jan 10, 1850. 65lH
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hKTr Roap AesInERT-=Me regret TO state
that MIR Edward Martin, OF this place, was
thrown from tho Passenger irnip, al or near
the South depot in llis IOWA, oE Saturday
last, aud his head most shockingly nuiilnIed
lie wns Standing outside rhe chr, bending
forward to look back. white the train was in
motion, and ia This situation, his head came
in contact with the depot woodshed. This
cnlliSinIL knocked him linIn The cara, md hn
was taken up ssnseiesS. Little hope is en-
icr,aincd Of his recovery. Bradford Gazette.
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TEMPERANCE MEETlNG

A Temperance meeting will be- holden 90 the
Congregational Churoh Al H. Johnsbufy East,
Friday evening, Jan. 25th AZ q O'Clock
Rev J T.. Stone and Rev 4, J. Tenney
may be- expected ~ addfess the meeting the
laiteT-uPon the origin and progress Of the
Order Of the Sons Of Temperance
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uT NtsHEE HALF A Aiitios men and boys
have been fitted with elnlhingby Mr. Summons,
Of OaE HALL, Boston 10 hrttsf evidence
wanted of The good effects, both 20 him and
the Purchasers, Of bis system Of ANAL Preiis
and qnIrk saLssy
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FIRE II! FIRE!
fARAERS MUTUlL FIRE INSURANCE
COMP.iNY.

OFFICE AT MONTPELIER.
fINlE above named company was mcorpo.
Hted at the last session Of the l.rgiHla.
tufc 10 afford the Farmers ~ Vermont and
the owners Of property involving the IcuH
RISK an Opportunity of being insured by them.
selves and sharing Que anothera burdens
without any connection with shops, sIofrs,
iayfrns, factories, property ~ villages and
other hazardous property
- = -, -tt-rr---tt-7--
JOSEPH POLAND, scerrtury
u BLAKE, JE. Agent, llatdwirk
Jan. :, 1850 65Owa
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FLOUR

UNllE subscriber continues 10 manufacture
II asuperior article Of FLOUR, Gom Wes,
tfrH Hhfm, which BE- keeps constantly on
hand for sale, Wholesale ADD retail
ASA Low
Bradford, Jan !, 1850 GiDmG
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o. daughter OF the Hon. Joel Jones,
Mayor of,he City Of Philadelphia, nged six
years, died on Friday, in consequence Of
Swallowing slnHil button, which lodged in
her lhrouL
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Wood and Timber.

4 HAVE THREE HUNDRED ACRES Of
u Lana, 100 OF hfst rate pahinfing, aud tile
rest heavily Timbcrcd With iirst faic sprueo
and hrn'lock and goal wood. with a good Saw
INLAND Coal Kiln. Ne- ON II, aiiuaLad about
Eve mites ffom the Plain. which wish To sell
and give the buyer great bargain. For par.
teulars, inquire Of ;. S,as, or of the sub.
seubct' THOMAS hill, JR
81 Johnsbury, Dee 81. 1873 6Asr