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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-03-05
BartY Willard.-A Correction.


The Middebury Register Of the 10Th
inst contains on article relative to the
noted character Barly Willard concern
ing whom we have heard SO much, in
which are two statements that from our
knowledge Of the tradition respecting
him we feel it a duty TO correct. We
do not impute to the writer, whoever he
was, any design to misreptescnl bat beg
leave to say to him, that in the first
place, his nickname Barty' is conlrac-
ton, not Of Bartholomew, but of Du-
barlis, and secondly that Tie epigram on
his old hat, although he may have re-
hearsed ii for aught we know, was not
original from him, being the answer, be-
fore him, of Old Thomas Rowley, who
used to live in Clarendon, Dandy, and
whereabouts, some sixty years ago, to the
inquiry of some why he went about with
such an old worn out hat, and ran thus
have an old hat,
No matter for that
'fis good as the rest of my raimcnt,
IT ! get me better,
they'll set me down debtor
And put me in Jail for the payment
This we have heard from those who
knew RowIey, and therefore think II
may be relied on as correct. 1t makes
little if any difference as to the wit of
the Thug who is the author, but then we
like to see the matter correctly stated
especially in apublic ncwspapcr.-Au.
iogroph and Rcmarhcr.
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L. o. u.

Those who have unsettled account with the
PEOPLES AGENT, that have been Of six
months standing, will find it to :hcir advantage
to call and settle, W. 5, JOHNSON.
Oct 20, lS49
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1t is arranged that Do,y's Resolution
shall be withdrawn next Monday The
Northern members have agreed that the
California question shall not be forced
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o. \ newspaper is about to be start.
ed at Rousc's point-to advocate An
nexation and the Bridge.
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~ A lady, sometime back, on visit
TO the British Museum. asked the per,
son in attendance if they had a skHH Of
OhUer CrOmwcHl Being answered in
the negative, Dear me, said she,
that's very strange, Mey hare one al
Ogord."
61- 81 shall be at home next Sunday
night, young lady remarked to her
wavering bean, as she let him out of her
door. So shall |, " was The reply.
IL Why is twice eleven like twice
ten? Because twice eleven are twenty
two, and twice ten are twenty too.
To REMOVE WARTS. y Wash them with
a strong solution of pearl-ash, and let ii
dry on the warts. If this is done two or
three times they will disappear.
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REPRESENTATION Is THE THIEF OF
lIlIME

Delay y daneerous-ncglcci that cold aud cough a
few weeks and the hope Of recovery will he lost To You
forever Let not any peruuary CONFEDERATION deter you
from trying 10 your life and health while there
chance Consumption is annually sweeping OIL thou
sands TO the tomb disease has bailled thu xiii Of
physicians like II No phy stefan, perhaps has doao
for this large class 81 suffering humanity, then ia
MIstar. An "ounce Of preventative Is worth pound
OF cue therefore, before your lunss become ncera.
led and So diseased that no hnmai you
from an carly grave, Try Ii try at orce, medi
cine which has be- of such infinite value Ia thousands
-obtan a bottle Of o.. Wisiar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
~ take IT, ga another Ia necessary perso'ere IN using
il until you rave removed the diseaso entirely Which If
elected all terminate your lie
PULMONARY CONsU&PTlON
Has until within few years, been generally consider.
ed ucurubc although many medical men Of toe hshesi
stnnding, among whOm might mention Lacnnee and
friend Blyc- both distinguished authors, ndmil that
this much dreaded disease may be cured, s i'd
yancod stages when tha lance completely dsor'
ganized The remedy which VIC now offer,
WlsTAR'S BALsAM or WILD CHERRY,
not only from q regular Physician, but has
been well tested ia all the complaints for which 1t is
commended.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS the wrapper.
Sold by W. 2. Russell. Middlebury also by Agts
throughout the State. 45.lw
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Mr. Winthrop has been summoned home by
The extreme illness of a very near relative.
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GEoRGlA.-Full but not official re-
turns from the LIST Congressional District
OF Georgia give JACKSON, Loco, rs ma
jority as the successor OF Hon. T. Bur-
LER KING.
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URIAH MINER,
late of Brilpurt, in said District, deceased, pre-
sents heradminstraton account for allowance:
1t is lhereupon ordered that said account be
considered for allowance, al the session hy this
Court, to be held at the office of the Register OF
this Court in said Middebury, on Thursday the
2lst day Of March next, at ono o'clock in the
afternoon; and that notice thereof be given 10
perSonSinierested, lhatihey may appear and
make their objections if any they my have
10 the allowance of said account, by publish
inga certified cory of this orderin the Middle
bury Regislcr-a newspaper printed at said
Middlehury-three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previ-
Gus to the time ef said Court.
Aud at the same Court, the said admnistix
moves this Court, that partition of the real es-
tate ofthe said deceased, be made among the
heirs of said deceased and that commissioners
be appointed TOR that purpose II is lhercupon
ordered lhpl said administrators notify all per-
sons interested, to appear before this Cuuri at
the said session thereof, to he holden al the
time and place aforesaid, on the said 2lst dav
Of Ma rch next at which time and place this
Court will appoint Commissioners to make
partition ofsaid estate, by publication, as aiore-
said three weeks successfully in The said Mid
dlohufy Register.
Al lied. S. Bushnell, Register.
a true copy of record.
Attest, jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF RHEuMA
TIsM OF slNTEEN YEARS
STANDING

For I years, have been nflicicd with the Rhcuma
tisn IN my Hip and knces was bad that could moi
raise my left foot than three inches from She loo
and have brch thu, disabled for Eve years pat On tn
-6h OF Dee l-i5 made the ir, application Of lunI,
Inmont aud after using IT the directions stated, IL
three days enabled to walk with and 20 "a
aud down stairs as we'll as ever did in my life
JOHN FULLER.
Exeter. " u.
ccru0 to The truth of tho above statement
JOHN ross
Til celebrated Medicine j. Tor sale by every respect
ahlc Du git and Merchant throughout the Country al
- and - per bottle rnd in lhs pace by ". r.
russell I'D n. A. SHELDON. i5lw
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Dir0,

In Lowell, Mass, Feb. 25th, L. w. HOLMAN.
aged 81 years, son OF Darius Holman, of Sails.
bury
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BosToN, Feb. %.

WooL-Thc operations in fleece wool, du.
ring the past week have been light. There is
but little common or coarse wool in market. and
the stock of fine is not nearly equal to the usu-
al supply at this season Of the year. Pulled
wool is taken by the manufacturers as wanted,
at Que quoted rates.
Prime SaXony hecccs,
washed ...-..-. III AZ ~ 10
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STATE OF VERMONT Be it remem-
District Of Addison, SIS. bered, that at a
Probate Court held at Mldiebuiy, in and for
the District oiAddison,o on he 2lst DAY ofFt b. u
AIRY, A.O 1850 Sarah Miner, Administrative
of The csiafc OF
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GREEN PRINTS

A few Ps Green Prints. this day received
and for sale by f. VALLErTE.
Jan. 30, 1850.
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READl READ!l

!
above y remedy for the complete cine Of al
those affections OF the Throat and Lungs, which,
| if neglected, end in CoNsUMPTIoN. If isnot n
worthless, crtchpeaqy article made Just to sell
like many OF the nostrums of the day but il is
strictly scientific Prq0rdiion-the original
recipe having hccn furnished 10y an eminent
Physician (the late Prof Rogers and that stiIl
further improved by one of the present prorrie-
tors, who is himscS regularly educated rhys-
ican II graduate of the University of Penn
sylvania.-lt is composed OF the choicest art-
clcs in the vegetable kingdom, most of them
of long-tried value and established reputation.
and some of them entirely new, parlicularl,i
the CANcHALAGUA,a plant Of most wonderful
medicinal virtues. lately introduced into this
country from California. The Recipe has been
shown to thousands of Physicians, who have
universally approved it, and will be shown TO
any Physician who desires to see it, upon ap-
plication either to the Proprctors or their A.
gents. 1t has been used in mutitudes of cases
and is strongly Recommended by physici MS,
even Professors in our Medical Colleges, Min.
listers of the Gospel Judges, Lawyers, Mer-
chants, Mechanics, &c-a conclusive proof that
there is no quackcry or deception about il, but
that 1t Is a medicine of the most uncommon
virtue and efficacy.
PAMPHLETS.
As no ordinary-sized advertisement can lc-
gun TO do justice to the merits Of this article the
propletors have embodied in pamphlet form,
the history of this Mcdieine-the description
nature &c, of its principal ingredients-the
effect they are designed TO have upon the Ia.
man sysiem-aRd above all, TIE incalcalable
amount Of good which it has done. They de.
sign TO circulate this Pamphlet extensively: bnt
should any one be overlooked, they are reqnos-
ted to call upon the Agents named below, and
procure one, gratis. IL will well repay peru
sal. The hints oil page 9Th may be worth TO
yourselves or family, THOUSANDS or Dol.
LARS, and il will introduce to you mass Of
testimony in its favor which is perfectly irrcsis
tible.
Such being our confidence in It's virtues We
arc willing TO warrant the Medicine in every
case, lif used according to the directions and
when the person is not satisfied that he is de.
irving benefit from H. BY returning the hotie
within p hours time, THE MONEY viii be
refunded 81 See page Sd of Pamphlet.
For sale wholesale and retail BY A. J.. SEQ
WILL CO., Proprietors, at their Principal
once, No 65 Warren IT, New York, 10 whom
all orders for this Medicine, and letters relaiin,
TO Agencies, should be addressed, post paid
1T-Be sure you ash fo- Dr.. 4. Rooe's' Syrup
Of lhvERwoRT Tan, and CANcHALAGuA, and
let no other be palmod of upon YOU.
CAUTION.-Aoae genuine, unless there Is on
the buff wrapper, a nate of hapd signed with
Il Pen, by A. l.. SCONILL & co.
Fer sale in Mddlehury, BY w. z. Russell
pRlCE-ln large bottles, slioO or six bottles
for $500.
December 3, Is4o. 3s3m
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Il preservation of the
HH "A kEQ
BY NJ. WISE & son, of Virginia.
- 9GrIlo

ma WISE & SON, finding it altogether impossi.
IFH. bic 10 attend personally 10 the great number
of daily applications from all sections of the Union for
their Remedy for Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary TO appoint
General Tapelling Agent, to visit different cities
and towns throug bout the United Staes vesting him
with authority 10 appoint subagen,s, use and vend
the Hair Tome. and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and 10 put them into the hands of those he may ap-
point to operate wherever a sufficient number Of pa
lcns in any town neighborhood shall be obtained.
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier county,
Va, is alone authorized TO act as General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt. c, may be expected TO visit. as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns of the U.
MON.
N. D. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply of the HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
the head of dandruf, strengthens and invigorates
the hair and prevents 1t, also, from falling off, for
the region OF country most contiguous to his opera
tions, it may always be obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union. by address,
in. the proprietors, NJ. WISE & SON. Richmcnd,
Va.
UrPrice So per dozen cash. Six bottles fors5-
or one dollar single bottle
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concord Mercury"
Devoted 10 PoLnics, News, AGRICULTURE, MNxo,
&c.
Ii Is unnecessary TO enter into argument TO
prove the benefits to be derived from loca! News.
paper-,hey fully appreciated
II Will be expected and is certainly due 10 The pub
lie, that We should make some exposition of thu
principles by which we shall be governed
la PUlnicS &c will be decidedly WIG, and shall
endeavor, with all our ability, 10 sustain the
OF this great Republican Party, consequently we
will give the present Administration cur learty sup
port. We will at all tines, how ever reserve to cur
selves The privilege oi condemning whatever we may.
think wrong, either Ia friends or foes While wo
sa all honorable fflfis 10 advance the later.
esis and defend the conservative principles Vi our
Party will prs ctite 81 stem Of courtesy towards
our opponents, SO long as they conduct thems'lE
IN such a way To deserve 1t.
Perhaps il is useless 10 say that we are true
Souhrons,' though We consider the Coupromise,
,iieoted by tie last Congress on the Slavery gIrs.
lion, great and patriotic measure, wei deserving
the appreciation o. all parties hO desire the peace
aid happiness of their Country. But nile
ia favor of lie late Ceupi derry The charge
made against OF being submit sioBists. aud will
take asiun 10 ht" il back upon its su'hot.-let
THEM commend The poison ehalice to their own
lips, well none cf it.
We will endeayot TO make the Mereury inter-
estirg TO all-5u' ticular attention viii b. made
10 he departments Of Mining and Agriculture,
The sIz; Of h paper has not yet been celcrmin
on. Ii about the saue The Lincoln Courier
the price vi be 81 50 per anum: If the size Of tue
Salisbury Waichman' 50 90. [1he number Of
Subscribers obiaucd by tie 1t OF January will de.
eide The mattel--at which time materials will be
or, cred The frA numhor will be issued as souis
us SEQ names are received.
Those IT cuCly TO the re jet solicited 10 make
an { fl ri to the q1lsiie nnmb,r OF names.
l.. :. BINGHAM. LpIroR.
". II. CAMPBELL, PUBLISHER.
IL Address the Sub or ibt.s at Concord.
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Parents School

~-EOMMENCEs ito next session on
(GEsLASIM Monday. the 18th Of Jinu.ry. 1851.
EsEs2 remaining under the tuition Of Mrs 5.
F.osr. To its patrons We express our obligation
tho liberal cncour agament il has received. This
sal nav be ex pecicd 10 continue for several years.
ii lie object for which il Is made the education
h an, eLidrsu) ia completed. Wh'o high sian.
y a. education will 10 maintained. the moro u.o
n md practical branches will receive especial at
tnllon.
Trims per session Of Fire Months
/ Sailing. Reading. Writing. Arithmeiic. Geogra.
!, Epslish Grammar. u. :. History and Coupe.
,oo SC The higher English Branches alone, or
an N. above So. The French Language land
| IS ,ani.h, Latin. or Greek. if desirrd) Si0.
R,,td. &c. excep, candies, Sc pur months. ditto.
,espt washing. from Monday to Friday, 50 so per
oath.
No t!rduetion after entrance, except Tor inability
,rsnd school from sickness continuing | mouth,
| m noice Of the fact.
1SB. II is so very iinpo iant 10 have the classes
a, work for ito session arranged at It's beginning,
aran urge students 10 enter il possible at that
SD. WATSON.
ID. N. LEE,
| D. e,Mber IL. 1850.
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state az Worth Caroline,

AtthLtNbth" wv 49,
Court If Pleas and Quarter StsHons, Oefo
Der Term, 1889.
Moses r ~ liar" Attachment.
Thomas z. Porter
Levied u III, hands Of James II. Marshal, Wm' n
L.0ssns, John Love. WIN. N H'ppJoseph
T. Love and others. aud them sum.
rnoned as Garnishee,
appearing To the satisfaction OF The Court, una.
Il the defendant hath removed beyond the liiniis"
The State, II /. therefore Ordered by ihs Cont 'ha
publication be made Elk weeks IN The Charlotte jour
nal, that I'm ess said defendant appear al 'ho mex
court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions TO be hoa 'o'
The county of Mcckienburg. a, tho Coufsiiouse 10
Charoi,e, on tho 4,h Monday in January nex'' ana
Then AID there plead or replcsy, judgment oy de-
'snlt will be entered against him d.
Witness. Braiy Oates. Clerk Of SAID Court /" o.
'' D. OATES, CC.C.
Printers fec s5s. 10
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State Of WORTH Carolina

State Of .NOrih- Carolina,
MEckLENBrRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qrarfrr SESSIONS, Ocio.
Der Term, 1850.
Wilson Wallace
rs Attachment.
I'm W. Mircr
Levied on the crop o. Corn and Cotton, the plan.
iaon. on which The defendant forrneiy reside d;
aho, on some Hay, Oats. Gearing, &c, &c.
KIT appearing In the satisfaction Of the Court. ha
u the defendant hath rev owed beyond the limits o.
tie State, is therefore Ordered by The Cont. that
publication be made Fix weeks in the Chafl Tie Jour.
nal, that unle,s ,sid defendant appear at the next
Court o. Pleas and laTier Sessions, TO held for
the county of Mecklenhurg, at the Court House in
Charlotte. on the 4,h Monday in ,nuary next. and
then and there plead rcplevy. ,dgneht by dc.
fault viii be entered against him.
Wi,ncs. Brsly Oates, Clerk of said Court, at OF.
he, the Alb Monday in October 1850
o. OATES, CC.C.
Printers fee, SO, is
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NKw ORLEANS, March I, 1850.

NEW ORLEANS March I, 1881
Al the request of John F. Cowan, ESQ. of York
vile, Tenn, have ex mined his pamphlet in refer
cnce to the qualities and efficacy o. his Vege!aeie
Lilhonirptc in which ind certificates from me
following persons. viz; DIR. J, T. Bone, Dr. II, u
Bone, Or w Parks, DR. A S Underwood, JOS Gar
wood, Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix farAer'
E>q, Phil Claiborne, E,q, Gilchrlst. Crawford
Esl, DrJ B Hinson, J A w Hess, $. Williams, Esq,
Geo B Miller, E Holmes, John Wright, Jas l.
Baldridge. Esq, Robt Holmes, Algea, Ham
iton d Minton, Thomas Cooper, Rev ; Thomas,
VIM Ii A Miller, DR.. N Hess, John Ii Day, Esq,
Milton Brown. NJ G. Rev Needham, r.. zen"
NJ Greer, F. McCorkle, Col Edwin Sharp W Da
wilson, DR. Jetton, Esq, Peter u Dozer. | cer'hy
,ha, am personally acquainted with all The ior'
ing persons far the greatest number OF whom
have known for more than Is years-and tina, they
are, without exception men OF the nighes. response
bility aud Of unmpeschable veracity. That have
known Mr.. Cowan for many years, and from his
high character as man OF integrity, the public may
be fully assured of the genoneness OF the signatures
10 oil the certificates contained in the pamphlet.
JOHN w. CROCKETT.
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COWAN'S
Vegetable I.ithOntripfIc,

safe and certain remedy for Graue, Stone IN the
bladder. for arrangement Of The htdnfgs and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases
rayIlIS invaluable Medicine 10 the woli would
q be a blessing, if the afflicted could only over
come their Pr jadces enough to Try 1t. Coll al Ut
J. +. Glln,r's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see a
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence OF the
utility of this invaluable vegetable prepar 'tion.
JOHN +. COWAN,
York,ille, Tenn.
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TO Rent,
s,a,e of Worth Carolina,
D. esmber II. 1850.

MECkLbNblke e"tNi''
Court Of Pieas and Qadrier Sedsions' Offo
ber Term, 1880.
w~, n cf's' .u,,A0eo,.
Taomss r. Porter.
Lsved in The handr IL James II Marshali, WIN. a.
l..owrns, John Love. Wm. llipp, Joseph
+. Love and others. aud them 'uni.
anontd as Garnishcc.
7 T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court mat
4 The dcierdan, hath renewed beyond the limits
OF the State his ihe,,foe O'dtd ty ths Court that
labestioa be made SIX weeks in lbe 'haf'ol.e Jour.
nal tina, unless said defendant appear at the mex
Court Of Pleas AID Qaft1r Sessions 10 he held Tor
tie county Of Me, kisnbug at tho Court House 10
Charlotte. aa the Oh Monday IN January next sno
Thea snd there plead or repie'y. Judgment by de'
fault viii b. entered against him.
Witness D ally OATES, Clerk OF ss'd Court nj OIL
" " n oArEs. CCC.
Printers fee esq ID
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PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE,

for the establishment Of complete Printing ON ies'
such as Presses, Wood Tyre, Cases, Stands, Brass
Press and Wood Rules, Imposing Stones Composing
Sticks Brass and Wood Gaileys, Riglets, Closet
Racks, &c, &c.
Old Type taken in exchange for new at . cents
M, 10. The Trade dealt with on the most liberal
terms, aud patronage solicited on the ground Of iuf'
nisbing to the purchaser an article with when ne
will be pleased and which will bring him the worth
Of his money,
Editors or Printers wishing to establish News
oauer or Job Printing Office, will be furnished win
an estimate in detail of the csst BY stating size Of
paper and kind Of work to be executed
r-pnh;sbers Of Newspapers who will insert this ad.
v,riiscmcnt three months and send me the papers
containing i, addressed to "Nestin'. Rtgisitr,',
New. York, will DO paid in materials of my manu-.
f.cure, provded,h purchase six times the amount
Of their bills for advertising.
II. II. GREEN,
No. 1873 Fultons.. New. York, and
No. II Canal ST. Row. New Orleans
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A Card to the Public


A RtPORT is in circulation that BOYD'S
N HOTEL. in Charlotte is clio, cd"-a wilful.
wicked and malicious FALSEIlOOD. Black and
ficMdisk must DO the Heart in which 1t origina.
ted Ever since located in Charlotte, riolent and
rindiere opposition 10 my success has been eAertt d,
and many FALsE aud unfouRded reports THROWN INTO
CIRCULATION 10 PREJUDICE the TRAVELLING COM.
MUNlTY sgainst me, all of which | have totally
disregarded. Justice to myself, family and friends,
demand at my hands Mrr CONTRADICTION OF the
last and most f,tai in is tendency.
BoYD'S HOTEL IS OPEN,
and will be KEPT hin independent of all false-
hoods and Private Communica' ions-even should o.
Tiers be cLaskp TIE proprietor pledges hims If to
do I'll he can 10 please his GUESTS, and intends 10
> GIT IT OFT. through thick and thin, no 'suRREN.
pEs in him. BlteIy after battery may come u.
gains, him. bu, hs will stand his GROUND and out lire
all mis,epr, ssnfotions. PArsoNs OF the House. can
Judge for themselves + do not keep people for no
thing, but charge the same as others wien they
make one.
J. D. BOYD.
CigrIofte Nor e. 1850 5ltf
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Terms Of Paper.

The Tfi Weekly Star IS published al 81 per annum.
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE; 81 so within six months; OF
81 at the end OF The year. One Dollar during the
sessinn Of Legislature.
TIE Nuk!y Star is compiled from the hi weekly
aud mailed Ia country subscribers al s! per snnum
~ ALvascE; 81 50 within SIX months. or % at the
sHpusu n OF the year. 50 cents during the session
OF tie l.eglssiu'e.
CisbLing La order 10 preclude the necessity OF
sending north ior cheap newspapers, We propose Ia
furn h tie WEEKLY Paper to clubs Of SIX for tl Is
per cop, Of ten Tor ose DoiL,R AND HAiF; OF
taeuty copies sor 7ncny nee Doiiars. We will iuf-
ei.h, with the Tai WnKLv, clubs of six foI IS =
copy, or ten copies for twenty 6sc dollais.