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HE Arctic EXPEDITIONS. The expedni
under the commend Of Captain Penny was to !.
from Aberdeen on the 18th OF April 1t consise
OF Two snlps' It Is Captain Penny sintention TO d
coed to Jones's Sound onthe Western side Of RaEE
Bay. near the bead, where he expects to find.
opening OPP through which he can proceed westward
Wellington channel From thence he will make .
way to the northwest as speedily as possible.
. l ne other government expedition of two ships a.
two steamers forming Captain Austin's Are;
squadron, is fitting at Wooiwich They WERE l,e u
peoted to be ready for sea on the 9th of April
ne veteran Sir John Ross is fitting out an Own.
d!tlon by private subscription, to be commander
G Gl, The Felix belonging TO the Northern Yat
CLUB; has been appropriated to this service.
All these vessel, as well as Mr.. Grinnell,s ovnoI
no4, are to direct their search in one quarter W.
IN Barrow's Strait and the openings leading from,
on the North Should they all get froze 1p T in 4
same region and not far apart, which is quite DOS
visits. " - eAondnsA'
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GR~ Persons visiting Boston business are refer.
red to the card of A. r. Campbell keeper of the lem
perance Eating House, No. Wilson's Lane They
will find it great economy of both time and money in
procuring their meals at this place. The neatness of
the whole concern, the excellence of the cooking, and
the promptness and uniform cyity of the proprietor
and his assistants, have made it popular and fvorite
establishment. We can recommend it from personal
knowledge of its merits
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No MORE CHINESE IN CALIFORNIA;. Tao
Kouang, Emperor Of China, has heard of the discoy
cry of gold in California, and is determined that his
subjects shall not be tempted there. The last India
mail brought copy Off new paper just issued at
Pesin, which contains an ordnance of the Emperor.
iorbidding any of his subjects to emgrate either to
California or the State Of Costa RIGA. Why he has
included the latter, il does not appear Large num-
bers OF The Celeslials have already made their APP
pearance in the land of promise, and prove TO be
among The most frugal and Industrious Of the popu-
laoa
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PRODUCTION OF GOLD AND SILVER IN I849.
We have it from the best authority that the m,nss Of
Mexico produced forty millions of gold and silver du-
ring the last year, the mines Of South America about
twenty millions; those Of California about thirty; and
The mines OF Europe about fifty, making altogether
one hundred and forty millions Of gold and silver adj
ded to the specie currency of the world in one year,
and probably next year the addition will be two hun
bred millions. We are within short time of a COM
pete revolution and Revision in the currency Of the
whole world. phiIad SIM
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Peace NBeeting i'm Worcos.o

the III nomDAf NEXT the Third Anniversary Meetip
nc hhA1oE OF UNIVERSAL BRoTHERHoon win he bi
tins city, The occasion will be an interes, " oe Iei
sge u IN one OF the greatest moral reforms Of
rcn au as us speakers will be present from
attendance from the neghboring towns Tn VIII De an
Do nelu through The day and evening DIT NAV #
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I'D The Legislature of Maize assembled on We'd
nesay, the sth inst and was organized by the choice
OF Hon. Thomas M. Morrow President of the Senate
pro tenn, and Hon. Mr.. Belcher was nominated Speak
er of the House. The adjustment of a State valuation
aud the election of w. S. Senator for the term of six
years, are the most important matters 10 be acted upon
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lB 1t will be seen by advertisement, that Selby &
Co. will sell a great variety of SrocK, CARRIAGES,
and FARMING UTENSILS, at the Franklin House stab
lie, at o'clock THIS MORNING, and that at l-2
past one this afternoon. they will sell great variety of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
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" A beautiful and interesting young lady stopped
at hotel in Springfield the I'd inst and gave her
name as Hart. She said she should leave on Saturday
but when the porter went for her baggage she was
found to be Sick and she confessed that she had taken
arsenic She is recovering, and expresses regret at
having made the rash attempt upon her life. She de-
clines to tell who she is, and where she is from
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PROVIDENCE CITY ELECTION. The annual cleo
tion for Mayor and both branches of the City Council
of Providence, took place on Wednesday. Thomas NJ.
Burgess reelected Mayor, with the entire Wing
ticket for Aldermen and City Council The whole
vote polled did not probably exceed 250.
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FOURTH DISTRICT. The wings Of this district
have shown the sincerity of their professions of
friendship for the preservation of the territories from
slavery and of their anxiety to have the district repre-
scented when the question should come up in Congress-
by again nominating Benjamin Thompson as candi-
date in opposition to Parey, and thus doing what they
can to prevent any eecton and keep the district un
represented. The leaders are determined to bring the
party up to the doctrines of Websters speech and to
lay Massachusetts at the foot of the slave power.
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B ighton Marllet--171,,-.,1---

A, lheported for the Boston Advertiser
Az market, 300 Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep. 20 pairs oy,
oxen, 30 COWS and Calves, and $500 Swine F' y" OiA
saSond eel Cattle Extra $685. first quality s5
w second 40 S5,25GD $50; third do S425 6D450
Working oxen-Few sales only efeced-s%0 1 50 ana
Sows ana Caves-saes at $50, 25 2s and S42
sheep-saes at $3.50, 3,75, 10 S4,5O.
SWhe-44 for Sowsa nd SIC for Barro,ys rotoi, s17,
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STEAMSHIP PROFITS ON THE PACIFIC. The
Steamer plying between San Francisco and Panama are
making respectable fortunes every sixty DAYS. On an
average they carry $50 cabin passengers each way at
$500 each; which amounts to Sgl O0l oo
and 250 steerage do, at $3.50 each 75'000 90
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to-day are substantially correct. We have see,
letter from a gentleman at Manchester who kpo
the facts. He says that the development of n
facts was accustomed by brlbing John II. Brown, W
was supposed to be knowing to the circumstances
Parker's murder. Brown was furnished with a .
lar, in which TO keep restorator where W. c. Cha
has been in the habit Of resorting At this nls
Brown has drawn from Clark detailed accom-
the whole tragedy, in the nearing of and =
who were in the back of the cellar, locking tbrouus
hole made entirely for that purpose 1t appears 4
Horace Wentworth was the man who conm;tl
the deed; the others kept watch Brown was a.
cerned In the MURDER but became disafiected /
cause he did not receive his portion of the mon
Inc writer of the letter adds-"The officers +
Fellows, who saw Mr.. Parker and the murderor
the night of the MURDER says that Horace Wentwo
is the only man that he has seen that looks liio 4
man he saw with Mr.. Parker
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GEORGE IL. CAMPBELL, formerly reporter in
Boston, has been nominated by the Democrats for the
Office of Judge of the District court of Caeveras Cal
ornia. The salary is said to be tall it being 81 500
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,gg l. W. Bancroft will sell COTTAGE House
at Auction, on Chandler ST., IL o'clock this morning.
See advertisement
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$4,000 90
$109,3OO 90
$4,000 90
Profits to the Company
$lI7,3OO 90

Profits to the Company Sly 300 O0
Our Informant has long been in the golden country,
ana asserts that the above statement is accurate one
he having received the information from head Quarters
at San Francisco.-N Y SIM
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WEBsTER's DICTIONARY. An important act pas
sed at the last session of the Legislature, for supplying
each public school in the Commonwealth, with copy
of Websters Unabridged, or Worcester's Dictionary,
at their option, whenever they shall furnish satisfactory
evidence that they have suitable place in the school
room for keeping it. The bill was passed with the IN
dersandng that Websters would be almost universally
taken. Indeed, the debate on the bill turned chiefly on
the merits of that work. and proved that its high
its coming to be generally appreciated. When is
considered that in Of schools not dictionary
is to be found except abrdgments of the larger works
with their meager lists of words and more meager def
ntions, the Importance of placing this noble work on
the desk of every teacher in the State where the p.
pills may have constant it. can hardly be over
estimated, and the passage of the bill will almost mark
an era in the history of Common School education
The copous vocabulary of words, embracing almost
every scientific term in use, the careful exclusion Of
those words OF low and vulgar character which have
not yet acquired place in the language, and which
should never be allowed to, together with the UNEQUAL
led cearness and exactness of the definitions which
characterize Dr. Websters great work. make it an al
most indispensable aid to all who would be profciens
in the knowledge of the Anglo Saxon tongue We
presume thai no district in the State will permit itself
to be deprived of the benefit of the act by emitting to
provide suitable place for keeping the book or to fur
nish the necessary evidence thereof
The same act repeats the provision heretofore exist
ing, in aid of district libraries it having been found
that many frauds had been perperaed under the act
and that in most cases, the books had soon become
scattered and lost, that but little benefit was derived
from the appropriation.
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GB The Boston Protective Union announces that
on and after the FIRST of June next the Boston Printers
cooperative Society," will publish in Boston one cent
DAILY newspaper to be called 'Thc Press
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There are, it is said seven steamers plying between
Sacramento and the new cities on the Yuba river
They are represented to be scows with engines Of
forty horse power and yet of them of one hundred
tons, named the Linda brought $4,000 under the
hammer, and it is thought she will clear this amount IN
nall dozen trips to Marysvile Two theatres are in
process OF construction at Sacramento, and new tri
weekly paper is about to be started there.
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PREACHERS ARRESTED. Two street preachers
named Evans aud Hill, have been arrested in New Or
lSAn' Tor preaching ncendary serons to slaves. They
were committed Tor trial.
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PEACE MEETING. The third anniversary of the
league oil Universal Brotherhood will be held in this
o'y "a Monday next Eloquent speakers win be pres
ent See advertisement.
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MARRIED..

T. ,,.r MARRIED.
i IN Mlbury May by Rev. s j. Bronson Mr. cbor,.
:, e1loIe OF W ofcester to Miss Susan r. Pierce Of
T. DIED.
Daie,a oa April IL Mrs Martha r. L. wife of Mr. LOSE
copy. - a. anu ny papers plea
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In the above statement 1t will be seen
that freight is not included; which
will not be less than
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PeWs at Aneti6n

,r,,,, FaWs at Auction,
w al a.. oe s3ld at Public Auction on MONDAY the ia,
the ,3 81 may Io9o at two O'Clock in the afternoon h
1e Rsod PeMs in the Meeting House Of the FIRsT M
desrab aJ Pes in Worcester Many Of these are
who ape o ana persons wishing to attend church tb
70 aehd the sale, as the Pews will all be posi,e sa
the highest bidder without reserve 20 PoSit'eiy SOC
yyoroosto. ~, STEPHEN BARTLETT.
-1,- - Ao'o' dH for the Prnprietesg
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EB Capt. Rynders and his company succeeded in
making SO much disturbance at the second DAYS meet
ing of the Anti-Slayery Society in New York, as to
prevent the transaction of any BUSINESS and finally to
break up the meeting In the course of the proceedings
Rynders called upon the reporter of the Herald to no.
tee that he branded the Tribune against
him, ''as falsehood-the wul lie of black hearted.
ealy-mouthed,, white faced ar'' The statement of
the Tribune was to the effect that Rynders was the
second cousin of monkey At another time Rynders
stood upon the platform side of Charles c. Bulegh who
had been attempting tospeak, and went to the amuse-
ment tot the rowdies who were present, put one aim
about Bueigh's neck and with his other hand strok
ed down his beard
1t is deeply dsgracefu the New York police to rer
ms such outrages without any attempt to prevent them
AN AWFUL ACCIDENT. A telegraphic dispatch to
the Pittsburgh Journal from St. Louis, states that an
awful disaster took place on the evening of the first
May In that city. large party, numbering 200 was
gathered in the Lacede Saloon, when the floor gave
way, and preciptated every person into the cellar
which was half filed with water. Mrs. John Bealey
and Mrs. Chester w. Pomeroy were killed instantly.
Miss Mary Abbott is so dangerously wounded that she
was expected to die and Mrs Emanual Black has both
legs fractured, one of them in two places Beside
these, there are 40 wounded
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WASHINGTON, Thursday Evening, May 9.
PROSPECTS OF THE COMPROMISE. Mr. CLAY
says he regards the demonstrations in the Senate
yesterday as indicative of opposition to the Com
promise that cannot be overcome.
Mr. Mangum, speaking for hlmselfand other mod
crate Southern Senators, has to-day privately notified
the Southern opponents of the Omnibus scheme that
II they persist in their opposition, he and his friends
will fall back upon the Presidents plan, Offering it
as their only alternative, and refusing any counten-
ance to future measures of agitation in the South.
Mr.. Sebastian of Ark. openly declares that he
prefers the Presidents plan to the Compromise prop
osltions Mr.. Clay.
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CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 8.
SENATE. Mr.. YuIee's resolution asking for all
correspondence between the Department and Gems
Perser F. Smith and Riley, and other papers ia re-
lation to California affairs, was adopted.
Mr. Foote presented certain documents relating TO
movements in the Southern portion of California in
favor ofthe organization ola Territorial Government.
Also letter from the President of the Senate of
California; stating that the old Californans had held
meetings IN favor of the same course.
The bill admitting California into the Union. and
establishing Territorial Government for Utah and
New-MeNlco, and making proposals to Texas for the
establishment of her western and northern bounda-
RES, was made the special order for Monday next
The bill to establish Board of Accounts was or
dered to third reading, and then passed-yeas So,
nays9.
House.. No business Of the slightest public i'm
portance was transacted
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Nomination for Congress.

". District-JOHE 6. P1LFREY of Cfm1rIdgt
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m No OK E,a can be accommodated with BOARD
Nav 20 EXCHANGE ST., near the Post Office.
= d,C
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CHOLERA IN HAVANA A private letter from
Havana says
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
Ilir1.

IN Tunbridge, July "a, John Ham den, son of
., y; and Ihirza Hall, a.Ted II years and 8
Also, in wOlcott, on the 10th of Julv. Eliza
ANN daughter of I. n. and Abigail Nj. Hall,
Also IN Alfred, Me-, on the 81 Hh OF July, Lu
v;n;o N. daughter Of Abner ant Thirza Hall,
aged about %, all Of typold fever. Thus three
nSTomising members of family, all living In dit
Terent places, have been singulary ia mys'erl-
ouslv stricken down 10 the midst OF NE and far
nrosnects. within four days of each OF her, leav'
no three only brothers to mourn their unumely
In Vershire, June 27th Mr.. William Smith
in the 5lst wear of his age. Ele was for many
years an acceptable and useful member of hi
~ 4. Church. He remembered those in bonds
W. nd with them"-was consistent, actlv'
as uoGe t. His last sickness, though long ant
aoo, s,I was endured with patience and forttude
R Ti1 en1 was De, Ncefu May his exit be sanctl
e ilS enI ha snrviy,pr widow and children, Cow
nsq u 70 NSaesex, on the ,Sn iust Roslla, wifi
Of Rufus Virgins, and daughter of VIM, an
Hanah Lewis, eyed "A. Printers in Ohio az
In Winooski Falls 18th inst, Mary Elizabet
only ch,ld Of Alfred B. AID Maria s. Lampher'
aged 10 months and days.
) This lovely and so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just come to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22

GeHon, and that the Prussian soldiers on
board had hoisted the Prussian flag, and
declared that, in case of attack. they had
orders to destroy the vessels
The Emperor, steamer, arrived at Hull
brings Hamburger advices of the 9Th. A
report gained ground that the Danish Gen.
era, Won Krogh, had opposed four days
armistice, but it was accepted by General
Willisen. The Danish cavalry was said to
be on its road to Flensburg, intending to
cut off the HoIsteln cavalry. Kiel advices
of the 9th say that the Schleswig-Holsteir
army was encamped at Schestedt, 25,OOC
strong. prepared for another engagement
The Altoona Mercury states that the Danes
lost three or four guns, and the Holstein
four. The latter captured 800 prisoners:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22

WHEAT CRoP IN WESTERN New YORK.
There never was says the Rochester AdVer-
tiser, larger crop Of wheat raised in the
western counties ofthis state than has been
produced this season. The quality is also
superior, and il was sa id two weeks since
mat it was next to impossible to find any
poor wheat.
~ The Hon. s. A. Do uglass, u: B. Sen
ator, is owner of plantation on the Mls'sslp
nj, and Of large number OF slaves say
the Jackson MissisSippian.- i Emanclpa'o
g. Republican.
KIDp.HuNTING.-The old humbug
Captain Kidd. and his buried treasure
as potent in turning the heads OF min
seems as ever. A company OF hve
nvhammer, Crcm New-H ampshire
's'V ~. each with
80 Po'Sons, Salo to be-. ID. an
arrived at Hull on Wednesoa,,
Caulaln Kidd windmill in his hee~.
strong in ne belief that they were sent ln!o
I. the world to fiji, osgss of money buried IN
the the sand r tbree OF them are mesmeF %hos
b 90 s,'o nl" On Long Island and md T g
,egaa oPera'''" .,~hbefoTe they get PalO '0'
find il Iapa; enOus.
their lsbaT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22

~, A,u, , 1s5o said ner centage to- cast on The
oana emonnt Of Premium Note without erence to any
endorsement and to be paid the Tteasu, az his Office
in Montpelier on before the ION gay =, October 1885,
being The day of the Annual Meeting Oh saa company
with the amount of assessments due io ach respective
w. will be forwarded to the Representative eeet to toe
IegisatuTe. by whom moneys can be seq, The assess
ment mis- wear y per cent? small ana shoped that no
member ofthe Company will fail to forwaIthe money
the manner Indicated by some ohei perm who may be
coming to Montpelier so that can De pa over promptly
at the time when it is due. little ATTENTION on the part
of the members of the Company, VIII save auch trouble in
0'''''''''e J. f. WRlGHr, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug a. IeO'
NJ Printers ofeach weekly newspaper this State are
requested to publish the above notice let weeks
syey and forward their bills by the memes of the Leg
islature, for payment 3w33
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN MONT PELIER, VERMONT, 1860

Ono WOMEN's CoNvENTIoN.-S one has
sent US the proceedings of this novel convention,
IN neat pamphlet of AZ pages. The proceed
ngs, as we have said before, we're able and spir-
tied, embodyng, unquestionably, the fullest and
best defence of Women's Rights ever published.
We, men, may all have our notions about the
policy and propriety of admitting some things
claimed by this convention, such as voting hold
ing Office, &C., but how are we going to gain
say their right to do SO, if they really claim it
We should like to see this question answered
by other arguments than sneers and ridicule.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. IA

WEDNESDAY, Aug. IA.
At market, 1912 Catte--about 600 Beeves-&
472 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, yearlings and and years old.
PRICES. MARKET BEEF-Extra, Sc SO
per cwt, LIST quality, 25, Cd quality, SIS, Sd
quality, $5,25; Ordinary, $500 90. Veal
calves--$2 so S 90.
Hdes-$4 so per cwt. Tallow-$5 so.
SToREs-W Working Oxen-$56, IS, rs, 80.
Cows AND CALvEs-S20, &c, 81 so.
YEARLINGs.-$i0 1.-two Years old
$17 20-'Three Years old-$l7, 25 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-3379 at market. PRT-
cEs--Extra, So 90, 90, 5 90. By lot, %,
l Is a 9 so.
SwINE-Retail, None.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
POMFRET.

The Free Democracy of the town of Pomfret,
AMI oil >-.so'Iy opposed TO the extension of
slavery, areJrequested to meet in caucus at the
Town House in said town, on Thursday, 29th
inst, ct 2 o'clock P. NJ. to nominate candidate
for Town Representative, and to transact any
other business which may come before the meet
ing A full attendance is requested.
BY order of Town Committee.
Pomfret, Aug. 10, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
East Montpelier.

The Democrats of East Montpelier, are re-
quested to meet at the Center Meeting House
on Thursday, the 9th of August, at 2 O'Clock
P. A. to nominate some suitable persons t
represent said town in the next General Assem-.
bly,.
KNEELAND KELTON, Chairman
of the Town Committee.
East Montpelier, Aug. 9th, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday Aug. 10.
AT Market, $50 Beef Cattle, so Stores,
pairs Working Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lambs and $50 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra, SO rs -
First Quality, 6 00-Second, 5 75-Third, a 7t
a500
WORKING OxEN-No Sales.
Cows AND CALvEs-$16, II, 10, %, 26, 81.
SHEEp-Sl so, IS, 2 90, 275, 800.
SwINE-4 3-4c Retail, 5 10 6 1-2.--Fat
Hogs lac.
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Tbe Alarkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

BosToN, Aug. IL.
FLOUR. The receipts are light, and market
little SITTER. Not much demand for Southern
it is worth S. Is S 62-Common Genesee
SIS 81 5 5O-Fancy, SIS rs 6 90 Extra. So
IS 6 75-Ohio and Michigan, So 25 5 ~
Rye Fler, SO 25 Corn meal, $3 IL 3@5.
GRAZ. There is but little Corn aaoat, and
tho market is more firm Southern yellow, GO a
GO n,vnA. f6 R7--white 65 Northern Rye
66-,Northe Oats, 48 49-Eastern, 46 good
Delaware, AZ "a. Wheat, 81 10 80.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
BARRE.

The Free Democracy are requested to meet
at the Inn of Saml. Huntington, in Barre, at a
o'clock i. M, on Tuesday, August q, for the
purpose of nominating some person to represent
said town. A general attendance is requested
By order of Town Committee.
Barre Aug. 20, 1850.