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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21
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ths 'tA sss y uatsi~f. 80 sstef siA EEL ~ ~,
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Franklin Hotel.

Tue subscribers having pcfrl Hsej TIN cid
. Asd - I tsosa estAbIi,hashI, .ua kEsi's
nssGsAly repaired ADD isrblshea the sane,
we've. ready 10 vsst sion susa Of Their i'itui',
AAs The fstiie ~ may ehsofs ie ttssns te.ir
Gsss,, % der s,as.s 10 Rutisni e.,lsr 81 S4s.-
49, W pleasure.
,Fays.ss al! al AL ties, hs waited rPes At
~ I tetise
Stage sss lAiIy from tbs flssss 70 ard trsm
S..f.Easa Stf.sSs. aEd the guests u TIE heHst
~ 81 III tines &sS carriages Ia rsseines'
e esnvsy thea. TO and !fez t-s 9sps., - Iks
sii's. 81 tssh Train 81 cara
hssses ssd carriages 81 III tines &c res4i-
tss far tie use et Their sasiei1srs.
PRATT & FOSTER,
ksrars, ysiy Z 1850 25.if
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~M,ss,oNyRs NOTICE

Wk,ss ss,scnts's e.ies appointed y, ,As Noe
W ftotsts I.Hsft INT tbs a,si,ci - ks,isaA, EN-.
sicne,s 10 torivs sI,mias aud - lsss I'll tlssns q.
''e-sods ~ all esrs,as sraias, ~. estate c Ns,san
ei Pnrie,. isis 81 NJ hni, la ss.d ds,t.tt tssssd
represented 'n-,ssvot shd sis n~nihs tom ths IN
IA, sfci. isid. hsioe sno~e1 by ssA sren trS tbs;
pa psss. da thetss"rs har-ss sss re,ies hat -
vi sit@Sa In the hsiesss 81 oar sad
~ the dss sa2 hoaa. ~ J,eub piasfsy, 10 Nea,i-
holly % he test wrsae-ls, Of Mach nsit ttoa
e'e'~t A. sn,d \ n'ct.kf.N IN sad dave.
Da,sd o. NJ. n"'ly the 92d ,sS 81 os,etst. lao.
AniBAH GM.S ! ,.-,
JOIN RHyAVr 1As~s'ss ~nefs
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II. l.. SPENCER
AGENT OF THE
Mass. Health Association
OF sPKINuHIELp MASS.

OF SPRINGFIELD MASS,
With q Guarantee Fund Of $4,000.
Thin Association is formed for the mutual
relief of its mcmtcrs in case OF sickness Of
ecidept.
BY paying 81 so IN advance as spplcs on
fee, and the paymsn. of the deposit morey
within thirty dsys.s certificate of member
shIp Will be scared.
Rates Of Yearly Deposit:
Between II and S" years of age,
50 80 per year draws 81 90 per week,
) ~ Z" 9 % "
4 % 4" " 4 % &c.
Between 50 and 90 years of age
Zach weekly beneh, equals four tiiihs ol
tie amount oil Deposits for one year.
For further pariic uiars s~e circulars IN the
haHj s Of the agent. SuD.agcats wanted IA
every TO-. in the county
II. l. SPENCER
Rutland, Nov. 20, 1850 ~
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eTHS $3.50, ~ m ssstsues ~ sN-ss, sx.i.~sss
l si ~ Ne ss't-s, Aese, - q ~ ~ ssssS ssssps
II, csssrs~1 =, bsi, 4 t~v,ssVS ~ V sess~s-~
,Ns, tAs ssrt shsT srs,tass rs&fv ~ vpsssssss
., hes te~s hss ~ sssss ~ epNv 81 s>sve 81 ~
I'as " ,~ss.sss 10 f~ssNh END ssst ~sesss eAs~
49, sss - ssf, srsp - hs-t esste ~ sssss sssp
No ssss css fssssa lssssss-- rs.tsv ssS S-e's
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20 Sides.

nATfNT Lcs,ber. Garage Lace Car
rage Bolts, Oh Cioia aid India RaSSer
c.o,h Steel spr.ags, Wagon asies. Nuts,
,,slrstir Iron, Tnmsn,sgs. &c. ., the Store
ear li.e Rsill.ai D-pot, Cor sale esssp
l.ASDOS \ GRAVES.
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Thanksgiving, Christmas and
New Years.

THE laAers,.ard always thankful for
~ lssors, " ouid be thankful indeed aud IN
sgtn 10 bs,e immediate sstticmeni aud pay
ssnt ef eli p--sons indebted 10 him. that he
nav se,,le With add pay 10 ell whom he "
,narb,-d. -,h., We may oil each and every one
sve . thsnksgN,ng, a mrrry christmas, aud
saen the new yea, comes We i''s! JON IN eel
40 TIE hr.l p!a,. let Us pay our debts that We
s.y be free ifog, The slavery AZ orb, The
sldetssurd re,y mach wants cash; payment
be muN have. CfAis viii be received IL de-
tU'.d eibin one month and those u whom
IL % idstsd shall have pay when called FIR
% on SIGHT J. BOWMAN
Clare moon, Nov. Goth, iSso. a.
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Parallel Railway AYles.

sstokGE GAaDiH En- 4 CO, tlssrty
=, H:,s 500: s re-, ~ a.. ' ~. P,,.i
A.s.. from lac sspssssss,s u Eass.na.
80 ssss sAsss ~ ~ q. =. Tbses<y sso.s
ssrssss - ~ ssAsW In -
~. le(es >esa
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Look Here.

DOoTs, Shoes. ba,s. Caps. Muf.. ,cie-
u tc,,aes. Gloves. Hsl,~as, shaHis. Bon
aes, s.scliags. RsbbOns, Belts, BTooas,
BresAcs. sog-,s. Teas, Molassrt. Oh, Pot.
k~tlles, Disas., Sosls, Tsk.. Pass add
Aises, 81 various styles, essiesA and prsees,
With VARSITY ef ctb~s sstseirs, acoess,ry for
iks rosasort s( 6 e.ysi,s~d soc~ts. fss sase by
u. l.. ROBBINS,
Ra,lsnd, Nov. ~, 1870.
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Jenny Indiana,
Or one of the songs that did
not receive the $1,000 Prize,

Descendants NJ Heroes vino d~eii on the Mnurtsin
II yoa sl,h Tor more kno~-dgs, apply at the FouG.
tan.
have Books Of all soris, for youth and fpr age
Wrote By Poets. by poctnrs, Philosopher, sag
TheGogy history, Science. hgh! gave and gay,
The besl Pefiodics ais tuuud IN the Gay
II improvement BY fssjtns, your ~is. 10 10 gain.
Come quick and you're wants yon're 10 obtain.
An ss.eftmeGt tf poetry for all The dear eirls,
Pcftunefv Aad hair oil TO dress 90, th-ir drfis
Pen knlses and raHors Zoe Old men aud bnys,
Juvenile fsiiittfaps, tfinkets AID toys
Come ls'I,e. ADD Orntiem-r, Come one and all
Nv goods Ia ssAmin. pray eve me srsi
ia0rpcnce worth boy TO please your der se'rs,
Or al least tase sirs " ~'ts,'s o. my shelves.
NJ glesi not q bargain OF profit Ia make,
And help m. 10 huttrr my DIV Jnnny Cake
AN sure ynu VII ~ pleased, " ! am n'h mistaken,
by calling al thu Store of W BACON
Godey's, Graham and Ssrtin Magazines,
delivered al the store of the subscriber, Tor
81 40 per year FRrE OF Posr,nE.
Recoliect ih. !, The store where Won can
get ~ huff Envclopes for I cents superior
au dc Cologne GA dfait a. :" Cts per qnar,,-'
W A. BACON,
A. the Sign Of the Book.
Ludlow, Nov II, 1850. <i3w
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November ~, 1850.
NEW GOODS,

Mons de LANES, Fwnrh and Am.r'ess
Prn,s. Clesk and Uress Tr,mfn 'ngs, h'!sar.
nv Goods, By sisss Mills Loag end seusr.
SIN. IL, aud a varsity Of New ssd sss'rsDIs
goods thls day reer,ved ana sar sale BY
ID r. BELL
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STATE or VERMONT. BE IL remembered
District of Rutland, q" ! that at u stated
session oi the probate crut, holden al Rvtiauo
~ and for SAID District OF Rutland, ON the drs.
Monday. II being the 1th day Of November, A.
u. 1850.
Present, Hon Harvey Eu,ton, Judge.
Where's, Joseph Nottingham, Guardian Of
James T. Gori,a'n, and Mary T.. Gorhsm the
MINOR heirs OF Jsm-s Gorham, late of Pitts.
ford, IN said District, deceased, interstate, hos
this day presented 10 the said Probate court
petition IN Writing therein setting Forth that
his said wards are seized by inheritance Of
certain real estate, that 1t would be crnda.
civc TO the interest OF sad wards 10 sell Ger.
tain portions OF said real estate, 10 wit the
lots described in the Inventory Of the estate
OF SAID drceased ~ the Poe lot Of three a.
cres, and the Frost House ard Lot, Of about
p! = rods. both located in said Pittuford
aud 10 pot the svails 8 ssid sale a. in,crcs,
and therefore sa'd guardian, requested said
court to grant hun license 10 sell the said
two lots.
Therefore it IL ordcred by raid court that IL.
hearing aud decision Of said p tion , be aud
they hereby nre referred to stated session OF
said probate court 10 be held al the Oficc Of tie
Register Of sail court, in stii Rutland IN
the hrst Monday, Lciu: the - day Of Dec
climber, A. ID. 1850. aud that notice thereo'
be given by publishing a certified copy 81
tho record o; u order three weeks sac
cessiyeIv in the Rutland Herald Newspaper
printed at Rutland, previous 20 the time ap.
pointed Tor said hearing, Ia order that all per.
sons interested therein may then and tLrrc
appear before said court, and object 10 the
granting OF said license if they soc caus..
| A true copy OF record.
43 HENRY HALL, Register.
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Historical Incidents of this
Vicinity...No. 1901.

Now it came TO pass, that on the ninth day
Of the tenth month 10 the year 1850, SrES.
GER received from n city situated on
the Hudson and called the Trojan City,
end from another on the Island Of Manhattan
known by the name of Gotham, splendid
assortmen of PERFUMERY, the equal OF
which was never seen in Rutland, aud may
never be seen again.
There was Royce 4 Es,erly's Dentifrice
put up in porcelain ars and celebrated as q
preserva,ive Of the teeth
Heiinsircets Hair FLUID for identifying the
Hair
Fan Dc Cologne in quart, pint, haif pint,
and four ounce bottles.
Lnbins Perfumes, manufactured in a city
called Paris
Paieys Nerbena and Citronella Rosac,
manufactured IN London.
Bears OIL, oh,aacd IN the Northern Re.
goEs, Sand, Omnibus Shaving and ToiIs'
Soaps in great variety, all of which t- sells
a. cheap as he was won't 10 d" IN days gone
by. Rutland County Bookstore,
| Rutland VI. ~
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To be Sold.

4 HOUSE sni lot, very pleAsar,'y n'us'sa
y enc mite tiorth Of kItiAhu Court iifG-s
~ tn. read 10 P.lt..0fd. There 8, srs are o.
good issd. . very ssaSoh,eet d~,li,nE boSts
b4rn, ard shep, COZ, sa.ent fet = shoemaker a.
@, her uesrh.eie- Al the Ladaings are nssriy
n.v, ard ir goot repair Term. - tsyus''i
ina, he made rss. faqai's Of Mssf' Letter
who i,e. adi s.nis tir trtms,ef.
ksrl.tl Or z. iatJ III So
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Lubin's Cniuue Pcrfune&.

Bee 4 O~esa, Jssnis d EsPAsse, c'tsos-
s,.s Hoo, Fsaehohiy, hsl.ifess, kssys 4
Ready, yis,ls F'svr., N'gprns,!s iof ale ~
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Re !, 'en'.nb-r-
District Of Famhaven, IS { - that al a pro

STATE OF VERMONT, I Ne Il feni.rbrr-
District Of Famhaven, IS q that NJ a pro
bate court holden ., Castieton IN and for ssi,,
district on the Sub day Of Now. A. ID. lo50,
Whereas Jonathan Eaton adm nisirator OF
the estate OF Elijah Nnrthrop. late Of Castle
ton, in said district deceased, interstate hath
presented Ia said court his petition in ~ril,ng
setting forth that it is necessary TO sell 80
much Of the real es,at. of SAID deceased, ns
will raise the sum Of $50 81 for the purpose
Of paying the debts against said estate and
the expenses Of adm 'n's,ration, and has stat.
ed such facts in his POTION as tend to show
the necessity Of SAID sale, and prayed said
court to grant him iicen'" 10 sell 50 rnucl,
Of The real estate Of laid deceased as will RAISE
the said sum Of $Sb,,T for the purposes a.
forcsaid.
II i'd ordered by said court that all persons
concerned therein be notified TO appear n, n
session OF said court to he h,ld at the probate
office in Casllrton aforesaid. on the I'd
Wrdnt sday, II being the ] lih day of Deem
her next, and show cause # any they may
have against the probate OF said viii fol
which purpose it Is further ordered that q
copy Of the record of tins order be- pubi'.hct
three weeks successfully ~ the Rrl.ant
Herald, newspaper printed a Rutland in
tins state, all which publications shall be
previous to the time appointed Tor said hear
ing. A true copy Of record,
~ Aiu.s WARSER, Judge.
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Cloak & Dress Goods.

n r BELL etcrs for ssle
l/s Al ssVifhibtt. Ca.bnsr.sAN Dsis..s
LySr-s. Cloths and Alpse+s in the ,ssiyus col.
rs ~ li.'.nes, GinxsAns, Prinu,
Turs.y RED pfint.,
slsss and Fancy Dross Silt,
Sslss. snd ;: 4 Trli4 Haiass. Dfss, BuItsEs.
Gala ard CsIhne's pls.ds,
fianns!, Tor Opera Sacks.
scotch Waterloo sna bay State Mills
LONG AND SQUARE zHAWLS.
cssh@ers aud oisra Scarf, Gissss Ho,,sty.
&c -. II kstIssa. IL, 81, iss0.
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LIVERY STABLE,

KEEP, by GEORGE woor. on street i.sd',, to n
Depot LUDLOW VT.
pS-iierse. and Carriages Of ever Description all
NAss hand.
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VAEtcsr Variety is The space Of
Tie" s.it = saocmnker. as he va, chew
ins WY, leather. and tobacco, all al
once.
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a siir slniiid ,oi be made 10 depend
81 one anchor, nor lie Oh one hope.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be II remembered
District Of Fairhaven. IS. that a, u Probate
Court holden At Castle;ou, In and for -an
district OH the 8ih day Of October. a.D. la5O
Whereas Calvin Brewer administrator oi
the estate Of Franklin Vaughn, late Of Pout.
ney. in said district deceased, has presented
To sad Court ms petition IN writing for an
extension Of the time heretofore allowed Tor
the disposal OF the estate of SAID deceased and
the payment of the debts against the said
estate I, the tenth dag Of December, 1851 -
Therefore,
II is ordered by said court that said arpica
tion be referred for hearing and decision g. a
session of said court, to BIO holden at Csstleion
iu said di.trict On the2nd Wednesday, it icing
the llth day Of December next ,andthat al per
sons interested be notified thereof, by publish
ing n copy VI the record Of this order three
week, sue,es.isely in the Rutland Herald. a
new paper printed at Rutland Ia this state pre-
yious t. tho time appointed for said hearing.
4 true copy OF record
- AtNys WAEsEa, Judge.
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NOTICE 10 hereby giv,u 10 the stoekssi5srs
~ ofthe Weston Vernon, Rsiifosd 10. 'hs'
an sssessnsBt II ~ Per eeH' tie ssp,ts'
doet. hss been ordefeoby the Di'sc,n.s pa yss'.
At sith.r tie Bank of Rat,snd or Bs,tsnstn ~
stab Bsnk on az Ds'yrs the lin day Of NJ
ssinbef. A. b 1850
\ SMITH. Secretary ~ W. v, f.R
Once Of the " ". Railroad
Fari-fy Point. Oct :, 1870 So.
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NOTICE.

C'AMr into the enclosure Of the subscribe :
y sEou, the .5th Ct October. last, a mail
red y~srlng he,ier. The owner 10 requested
10 prove properly pay charges and ,she n
ssv. HUDSON SHAW
Nali,ngford. Nov. u. 1850, 40
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HENRy TALL. R.s.,.r.


srArs q, 'sssos1, DE IL t,,nembersd
Dtsttiet af Rutland, ~. - that At 4 stated
session Of the PreaAtct lfl " the "a Vi disirie,
Of Rutland, held at Ratiand in ssid district, on
tic hfst Monday, being ihe 9Th day Of Nov.
\. u IsH
Present., Hon. Harvey Baton. Judsc
Whereas a certain Instrument in writing
dated the 10Th day Of the l0,h month, 1854
rurpEr,ing 10 te the last viii aud testament al
Rh"da Smith late Of bauby 10 ssid district
deceased has been thi. lay presented 10 said
probate court nv Aaron Roger, AID l.aac Mich
oi-, both q ss,d Dsbby, the executors therein
.amed In order that said INSTRUMENT may b.
iny rre,ed ard ALLOW ID by ssii court A. said
at will and tcstamsb,; T.-ut!ore,
IL is ordered by said Court tat the sa'i IN
saru,ncn, be ahd the same " herci !" referred
or probate and allowance as Aforesaid "a sta
tod session Of said court TO be held nt the oI'ec
II the register ofsaii court in said Rutland,
IN the nrs, Monday, being I'd day Of Decemse.
\. D., 1850 and that notice thereof be given D.,
publishing = certified cory of the record of ,hi.
order three week. excessively previous there
to in the RItlan Herald, ! Newspaper printed
| At said Ratiasd, that all persons interested
may then and there appear before ssit. cour,
and contest ths probate and allowance afore.
'aid ifthey see cause 4 true sony ocrccord,
Is HENRY HALL. Register.
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OF fsrweils' Peged aud Sew~d walking shoes
shps, Buskins, Gster ard POLKA Boots and
Ch'idren.' sho~s. together with gcod -.
soi,n,ent 81 ladies aud Gentienens India
Rubber Over-Shoes, f.; sale by
OIL. ROBBINS.
Nov. ~, 1850.
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Rutland q Burlington Railroad
HRlR n
WUT18 A21ASsuSa8wr
PAAseNGER TRAINS
Lss's b.iaaktss saliy, Sssasys .,s.r,.s.
Tot Bss'sr level werce.e, Nee YesA. AID
isfs'nssis,s Stations, At 9 . 10 a., uss IL,
B"coe sis.N y M. fs,.sss~,, b, ,Ar Z u
? n Trsis, -iii i~d1. 81 Ratlama asa ts~ek
bess"s 81 " =. "a. ne neriasy.
RETURNING
Leave bsstoe At - . IN. arriving "a Bur
hse'oa 49, r. ~. AsS 7 ! 4 a. ~. f,.m Ra, asd
IL go ~ the msral.s trsies siu have Gu hasf
20 sisv 81 keiiSws tAils, both wt,. eaaneet,rs
ala ihs s.sts,"s AnS esssinS i,s.s 81 S,sas,
sr, on tAte ChAmrian.
Pssserkersfat New YoYt csn re ,is Wa
pole, Brs'iisbere, Springfield ard st~ Hsysa
~ ~ fllehbets. Worcester and Alisn's Polut
Freish' osIn leave Buslinr,ea aids N
ADD Boston = N oA'iy, tss',dsy. excepted D.
thtpugh in ~ tsar.
Gse's. calic Train TOT Cambridge an,
erigh.on Marsrts. leaves Buriinrt,a ever,
| Tuesday nsraihg At 4 .. IN.
t.. BlGELom, Supsrinissasr.
Darlington, Oct. ]. lSap. 4itf
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ryTuis errLhe. taa; I have THIS sny
r,ven nv 500 fIsten A fsii~r, sad Jehn l.
rulifs iiep tune GnS,Gg ,s~ feas,sdsf
d their lnlasrisy. and sA4l claim nsss al
,he,s ~ssssags ses psy ssy debts u uA~'s sos-
usstng sssss siA,s dsis.
wsIaag,saS Ssrvaasef "a. iess -
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=. d. If 8. 3.

~ntr.i a.saisnce Ct the member. @;
orrIs CsvIK LopeE, No Y. q. 90 =
m requested a, ,nerr Lodge Room in Ru,
lsad, on Thursday evening The 10Th inst. al
: ocloek, - bu.nrss Of importance vii ar
tfoveh, before the Lodge at that time.
by order Of the Lodge.
BF. WILKINS. Secretary.
Nov 2C,h, 1850
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HARrER's
New Monthly Magazine

10 supplied 70 sob,cr,trr., for sa,0o . ycss
free OF p"-'ag@, by ~ J.. SPENCER.
Each noint~s II th,. work contains I;ss
pages print~d on BEAUTIFUL paper and 70 DE-
r,drdiy the t-s, SIS well 3. the cheapest msg
aiins ever published
Hspcrs Magazine hss subscription 'iS
o. over $1,000 which 80 constsnuy incTeas-
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Ribbons,

DiIxEs. Tabs. Ariikelali. Ssiins. &Nts
i E0sEs.s, Ssxss Sr=isl aGa Ss.iSns.
lust rees,ss1 ssa fa~ sale ty ID. u. SELL
ii-aa. Oct, =. tuso.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
SkIRMIsH IN SCHLEswIG.

'BoTHPARTIEs BEATEN.-On the Slh of Sep
tember, foraging party of Danes encounter
ed body of Germans near the mill al Slend-
ten, on the Siork- brook, and after brief but
sharp engagement, both parties re,reated.-
This fact was first discovered by the Ger
mans, who turned and pursued their adver-
saries, without, however, bringing on deci-
sive action.
Illness of the Belgian Quecn.-The Queen
of the Belgians is SO seriously i'll, that DR..
Channel, Louis Phlippe's confidential physi-
clan, has been sent for by expIesa from Brus-
.ses
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
california .Nems.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CHEROKEE.
TWO WEEKS IArEa FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Cherokee from Chagres,
25,h tSepsennber arrived at New York on
Saturday, wi,hsupwards of a million dollars
in gold dust and intelligence from San Fran
cisco 10 the ist Of September. f.sa -si'
The. Sacramento difficulties have been set
tleS(by theldispcrsion of the Squatters The
report brought by The last steamer OF the
burning Of Sacramento proves TO be unfound-
ed In the different melees between the
citizens and rioters, there seems to have been
killed on the part of the former, Sheriff Nc
Kinney and Mr.. Woodlands wounded, Mayor
Bigelow and Capt. RedIord of the Squaiters,
Geo. W. Henshaw and Madison Kelly were
Killed. Allen, the keeper of the house from
which the first shot was fired, fled, alter be-
ing dangerously wounded. He was pursued
and captured. His wife had been danger
ously III for some time, and died from excite
ment during the afray.
Politically and socially all seems to be 60
ing on smoothly in California. The accounts
from the gold mines are still more encourag
lng. .-s..,
The news of General Taylor's death was
received with much concern in this country
In this city measures were immediately taken
to celebrate his obsequies, and the ceIeora.
ton took place on Thursday last. body OF
Chinese residents, dressed in their national
costume attracted much attention.
The emigrants continne to arrive IN large
numbers, and for the most part in great des-
,i,u,ion. Meetings have been held in all the
principal towns for the purpose OF aiording
relief, and trains have started with provisions
to succor the way farers. The movement
qas been generally throughout the country, and
il is probable that the proceeds OF the coliee-
lion will be sufficient 10 relieve the distress
in great measure t.duI
Forty POUNDS OF GoLD.--We are credi-
bly, informed that one man, at one haul, took
ont forty pound lump of pure gold, on the !
Yuba. about fourteen miles from Marysville,
the day before yesterday. We have not seen
it. Other and better men have. II is here
MarysviIle Herald.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

The BouNTY LAND LAW have already
stated that the Secretary of the Interior, with
a view to defeat the devices of agents who
seek TO exaggera,e the difficulties of obtain
.ing bounty land, has caused all the necessary
iforms and instructions TO guide claimants III
applying for and obtaining their rights to be
prepared and they are now in the hands of
the printer. At the earliest practicable mo-
ment copies of these papers will be forward
sd to each member of Congress- aud 10 the
CLERK of the Court OF every County in the
United, States. .t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
WIN. NJ. ROCKEFELLER,
fta,-nau - To
REGISTERS NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given to all Legatees,
~ Creditors and other persons interested in
the Estate of Charles Comfy, decd, settled by
his Executors Joshua w. Comfy, Seth ]. Comfy
and Sarah w. Comfy of John Frick, jr., who
was Executor of John Frick. ST. decd, settled by
his Executors George A. Frick and Eli Sifer; Of
Conrad Raker, decd, settled by his Executors
Jacob Raker and William Rakcr, of Jacob Moore,
decd, settled by his Executor, Peter H. Moore /;
OF Mary Moore, decd, settled by her Admistra-
tor, Peter ii. Moore Of Susan Strawbridge,
decd, settled by her Administrator, w. G. Law
son OF Elias Conrad, decd settled by his Adm r
David Hanck. The account of Peter Forster,
Guardian of the minor children of George Ferster,
decd; the account of Solomon Folk, Guardian
of Henry, Lavina aud Samuel Fagciy; the ao.
count of William A. Petriken, Guardian of the
minor children of Thomas Colt decd That the
Executors, Administrators and Guardians of said
Estates, have filed their accounts with the Regis
ter of Northumberland county. and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans Court of said
county on Thursday the 4th day November next
for confirmation and allowance. M
JOHN p. PURsEL, Register.
Registers oif..cr
Sunbury, Oct. 5, $780,,