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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-15

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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre- emptiOn
to any Of the lands within the townships and frac
toual townships above enumerated, IL required TO
establish the same 10 the satisfaction Of the Register
and Receiver OF the proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor practicable after seeing
his notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale ot the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed, Otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. J. BUTTERFIELD,
June IS-laWIJw COmmirsiODer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15
HA|N'T TIE CHANGE.
BY MRS. MARY GRAHAM.

1t was mouse cleaning time, and had an old
coored woman at work scrubbing and cleaning
paint
'Pol)y is going said one Of my domcsrcs, as
HE twi. ghl hogan I" ia!l''
VERY we'll. Tell her shall want her to-.
morrow.
j thank she would like to have her money
for to.day'5 work. sald the girl.
took out NV purse, aud found that had
nthlrg in il less than three dollar bill.
How much does she have a day p
SIX s1iug-'
Il hd>'ot the change this e.eninn. Tell her
..a' r.. pay her tor both DAYS t. nocrov'
'in' =, I, me room. and 'hnugrt No more
Of Polly for an hour. Tea time had come and
pissed, when one of my d0meSlirs who vas
rather communicative in her habits, said To me
don thiuk Polly liked you not paying her
this evening"
s le must be very unreasonable then said
without reflection. Sent her word that had
no change. How did she expect that could
pay 2
Some people aTe queer, you know remark
ed the girl who had made the communication,
II ore Tor the pleasure of telling it than any
thing else.
kept thinking over what the girl had said,
until other suggestions came into my mind.
wish had sent and got the bill changed,
said !, as the idea that Polly might be really in
want OF the money inruded itself, : i would
have been very little trouble
This was the beginning of new train of re-
, tecuons, which did not make me very happy
10 avoid little trouble, had sent the poor OLD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15
81 sTlsTlrS OF TIE MEXICAN WAR.

~, {, ~. ,,,..
'e ,.''''"'F q 81" ar ''a' '''''' '''' '''''e
Congress an exposition of f4h ~c = employed
in the Mexican war, the Losses .lsoq lrut he :.
o.. and v,ri.us .,,r .,,r,;c.l.r. T.. ,.,....i ,
;I :, .l., ..,
''' ''.'' ''-' ''''''
interest II appears t''' az '"o '3th. nNrnent
oi host,ll.es. tie regular amy Iuu.5rei I244
men; tA. rtnu'ar force ON ,Lo 7,f.,rofT.>.
- ,rosn,t ami ..,..o, .,. i-.ris,c ....o-.,
~,
i"e "".'''' o' "o"IS N"''H Ja'",I ."e several
dNlSl"nS "t the army in VI H'co va - 40;
Of these Is 733 were Of tie old e,i .i.i-l..ot
lIlsG ney ro,.u,.,.,. .,l i,s ,...-;... -,
,....:. ...,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15

The rtory of the hoosier who, on allighing
from sleambotl, detained the Cap:tn some
time in consequence OF an impression that he
hid left something which he AT last concluded
was his wife aud enid, has found a mate. AT
Bnghamplon, n. Y, a few days since, man
a his wife got of'tle cars, and happened 10 re.
member that they had left AN important part oi
their baggage. The train had started, and they
followed, shouting: STOP! stop! we've lett
the chlld!' The tram was stopped, and tie
baby, which was quietly sleeping Oh onG OF the
seals, was TeltOIed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15


wo nan away, ai'er a hard DAYS WORK without
her money. nat she stood IN need OF 1t was
e'llnn' from the TACT 'hat she had asked tor 1t.
no" very u'onghtIcsS ~ me, SAID l, as l
uWct ,ou9er ahu 'o"Her ON 'he snDIec'.
What me mailer laqulred my husoand,
seeing me look so serious
NO h'ng 10 oe very much troubled at, re-
ph
yet you are troubled.
a'h a"u cahh"t ne'P H. You VIII perhaps
/ smile Al nc, out smaIl causes sometimes pro-
uuce nuch pam va fn'y mas uten AT WORK
II" "aE' Sc'"""o5 ana c'e"h ny Nnen n'eh,
'".'V' e"c "SA'" W. "V' ""e'S' "l" l. l"H,'"u
VI '"h'"3 "e U""u'e !" g'' 'he ""h'N 'o, he',
'e'' "'' W''u "'"' ! ''u w Uc r'a"se' "e'e
was ""'','',G !'Se 'I,'" t"'s u""a' b'' III my
P"'V' u" at ,."',' '''' P"' "'u ""hdh
"'' ''a9 !" :" """' I" u"''y WORK. must heeu ller
''','e! a9 soon "s II was earned Ill Ve'! soT'
~, ,
''y ~ ~''''" ~" t''' ''P'' ,"' '"'"r '"V ~!
1Pp, ~ '''''' ''''
P'rI,'on o.' MS ''ll'"' r.,. ,,N.
~ S"' N''o" "''''o "'s ives he IMPURE
~ e., .:,l a. ,.i. =,
,,ola o"' WI. dsM d,m U'' E''' A'u '"''''"''
w.! 'innI"s ,"' "','' l "''u' inquiries "s II"
""re io'5 "'eu' ou' ITO one III 'he house
1t cant be helped now said my husband in
a tone of regret. B It would be more thought.
,t',; - ir '''e ,''cu VI
more than supply their dalv wants. | can nov.
or fnrn.t = circnn.i,,c, ,,, ,,.a,,..i O''' ,r Nv,
v,,s hn, A., n,o,I.,r ,,.', ", .''''1 N"','
was buj nipn ,aars niI md .la w II
|, was lac ihe l,bnr -, hor L.,nJs ,In, fn'.,,
tainpd ,Lelprand i,nd far hnr.,Tr ..,I ,l., u.
lie ones. Oncr. remember The occurrence As
it it had taken place yesterday. we were ont of
money and tond. AT break asst time our la,,
m"r-el "as eaten, aud we went through the
long day without Il mnnr!ful of bre d. w. all
grew very hnl2'N bv night bat onr muror
encomra .ed u - H. a i,l., Il ',.t.. ,uJ it.I,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15

"'''',"' ~ ""''"''' VIC i''"S ''N ""N""' vi
a" i"''""
'a,"e ~, P'oPe!N p'sS'ns 'n'""-"
,ne y o"dI'Pld'h Odh' II, 8ol"S u
!, T"''ua' %3'oof'olo
'aue vi Pf"Per,N' passing '"'""g"
! l""'" Sa"a'' c'"''"s HUN o,o
!, I C"'.ug flo''@'
/ ,'i W P,",'''' P"I0'hH
! az" ''o''' ','e puts w haNe
/ "'" w r",' "pt e"'e''"e 'lo ro,aoo
''"' ~ W 'o0'o'0
.,r,,,-
/ IN .t, ,,., 20 20 'i'
r,.,I,-. S,, Ill., Pr ;I WV S'' W.. '
E,n,I ,.I W ~ ''e '"P'' W w.
,,,,.. g., ,I,'. 't''' 'NO p, "''
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IT,. o'i'''' D','. .'ot ~ T.''I''''''' u"Ft we
c N., ''', W Wv U,'''"? 'i '''e
I;, I ~ ~
h.a, a.. ,nn'n f,r,r.d 49, '''N,, ,e,g
sid, wy - ''o
T, ri,l he soor ,b,, ,bo o,,o-o, o,l
o,a,,aI i, 49,, ',.,s;o, ,o,o -,-n "'''
,,,o,t.r ,h,,u ,h., o,Is,- ,I.', o I,',,i
1870 oyc,,,,I ,i,,,, -, ia o,k, n,n f'r
,i ~, ~, ~ '.,e W 90 Iro ~ >"I,- ,-n
m r.i' ~ Law '.',' eH>Fu > ~
ono haIrof Il. T, h',I ,,I,, I' ~"
''' ~ '''' ~, 'U" ''','"
..',,'t.... ~ ,'.',' 80 v ~ - 80. III Wv
/ .... F 'c ~ IVY '','' u ''"'' '''''''''' "
a., ra.L,,.n'I r'.,.''I,L. ,,.. C....,
,o., ,''II .i ,,'' WAY '''e
1s,7 w. " ,n 'e n,S''',oy rFp"T''u las' ",'er t]l IN
r,,,.J. j., L,,L a. .,a;,,, .,.., ~ "''' 'I -
,hn", f.ar e,n'',,'n.'.,' Te'e u"s eq"" ~
~ wa" 0'' '"''
~, Ctr,,',., ~ ,''u " 'N"t".' '''''''', d,
Tia, n,',,,r ',,,,,.,, " " " WV
K use, poat. in tin. di .,rict only. tw4n,v.
one. Add AN eon.l numbar IN the V4rn,1,
district and we b,,ye over lortv va..eIs n...,n,,
to and from Canada in one dav Tine f,llov-
inc rabt.s have b,nn nr.n,red ,,i,l c.n.il,rull,
c7,.,,ud ,rc c,r.,d.r'd f., L,. c,,r,.,l ,i,l, f,
t,,n .,r. m ,,l,, -, fr,,, .,,,,.,,, f,,i IaI =,
uey,nns n re. by th, Canal q ii ..at " ,,t.h,Il.
tn. rema nder, from the ,uk, of the Collector'.
office ,t I'm. nl,ca
/ Sla,emeut f nr,,,r,v co,a 70 C,,.d, l.c
AT \Vn,l,halI on On ,H,,'l,in 1,,n.l dur,r', ,h,.
va,rI31o Il, ,,,r, ,h,. y.l,,.. nf .'.cr
prrduci, Of i,. Fo,rrt. 2snI
do Annals 1,o095
to Adventure Ii,Iu.
NanuGtc1nrrs 5ia2
Nercb.u,l,se ao4Gi6o
Older articles 53JI
V,luo. so77Sln
, St,t,,pon, of ,ro,erty. cn,rinc, fran, t',n,d,
yhic, n,rvod =, Wn,eb,Il'md nm Ch,n,I'i,
C,n.I dnr;n, III, vo.r isIo .b,n,,n,, mo
AVERAGE. yaIue of each cl,.s.
do Animals tS5G.
d, ArrcuItura. IGG 7Gi
O.Aer articles, f5 3gs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15

Total increase, 73,7l3 ton
6. Statement OF Foreign Commerce with Can
ada, of HAT part of Lake Cnamp'ain comprs
ed within the district of ChampIain IN the
State Of New York. from Ia 10 10 1919
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15

lects arc, power and Acknowledgement. and we would
be infatuated not to act accordingly In conclusion.
h" repeated, that ir had all along endcavored to re-
pei these aggrrssOn- of the North b. arcstng the
agitation, with the intention OF saving the Umon if
possible, and not, to save the secon where his lot
had becn casi Having done MS duty let what would
come, he would be free from all responsibility.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15
From the Plattsburgh Republican.
COMMERCE OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN--
CANADA TRADE.

We have been at considerable trouble during
the past week to obtain authentic information
in relation tn the trade and commerce passing
through Lake Champlain. between the United
States aud Canada. aud we are gratihed to find
that it exceeds our expectations in' Importance
and amount. From the information we have
collected, we are "a isfe], III 1t the value pfthesP
exports and imports win Canada, during the
season of lS49, exceeded Si.r and a tuirier|
millions IF doliarS. We make the amount ur
as follows
Value o: property passing through
the ChaEplain Can,l, going 10
Canada. S5,067,8lS
Value of property, passing through
Champan Canal, ctmlng from
Cah'da 7l6929
Estimated value Of properly passing
io and from the ports on Lake
Cuanpliln and not entering the
Canal at Wnitehail. 100000
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15
NJ q r A L

Don rnshly take to dangerous COURSES
Nor set II down in your table Of forces,
That any one man equals any four horses
Don't swear by the Styx
It's one of old Ncks
Diabolical tricks,
To get people into regular fix"
And hold 'em there as fast as bricks!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15
Mr.. Calhoun's Speech.


Cam UN holds the plan of Gen. TAYLOR in re-
J.,
g''e "'"e ic'''"''e9 no """t"S o"' """'
! GcajiJu nj fbe WIuot ProriSg AND STILL MO {
! :, ,,-
ObJEClIoNABLE lHAN tHAI MEASURE H's
main pruposjiiou is that the Union can be pre.
-, ,r :,
serNtu ol1Iy py giving S'aNery h"U' III All cases
| lie treats the matter a, moi one Of comprotnise
| 90,
/ c"l OdIHH ~ power, oI tqul'o'Iuh't IL Is
IA ,urutu to see The splendid intellect Of such A
-
"ldh tHIthuils rs Ia tIeTpIeS lh "u tlIJIt 1t
/ prove and tD make this Eeuuullc "A urcai
!
su u"'"'o' " t"c Pc'Pc'ud t"'s'thce anu Sp''"U
! of Iutngu 81 ,SprN
=,
~. ~. O"'"ou' I"'l'''','cIu ny "'"''iH "h'' 'I p'
% tuu' ~ s"Nr u'' C'I'" IL was Hfces-IlN H's' 10
~ i''u '''I 80 ,i :" uu"se' oei"e Ien'u! '"ulu W.
"tpt ,n '' T'I'' "lo'e' u.s. OH" 'r u's'YI'
~ ''' VIC 7ou''." o''"s' which commenced WIN
WV I@','"O' Vt ''G SlnNeIl I'eetI''' ana nus 60
- ~ "J "SNi 'TSu"' vas Nu't '''S
~ ,I ,r II IesuItu ,'o'" tv Goi, 'CtIon @
~ ~ Va H ~ We" ''u'"''' ''''.'9' ''"' 'i'] 0ou'u
- nv ~ ''c CH"u' u IueI tIe tAIS"HS SN"t ~
''s, "i',i s'',Y 10 ii'lr honof an" Interests ne
f w, u ~ ~ 7'''"' 'f 9'"'l9'!'S Cl't ''' 'q''''-
Hi'u'I VI l,e ultI'n' 9'cohs Oi the CAoh mas ne II
, NIX :" ol 'ne Increase oI p"puauon IA
" I"'9 9'''e oi aiIalIs pIhcrs ue cohttol
Nt f ,'',iei,' c"''"s'tY III le lhuus o. inc
iO''''' ''"h'- 'rIi HJoIy OF tilt suites ana &
,ar,i,v in,.reue.d I,. ti, ,,t.y, ,,,,, ,,'i 80 ~,
ms tnr newly nrc,irsd ,I ii I',I','' ~ u
sueei,lv M l,n.t five. n,.Y ;t,tg ~, ,a T.,,, col, "
4 ma additional 'r,rrit,r;,, ,,.,, ~ We; " "i ,
Suuth If. n.rf nro,id =, Ls,'s ~ '''c
Of tne GrueIul y,.,,,,,, ''0' W. az ,u'i
fto IN a s4,.tinn,i ,,,,itv 80, ' 'b =" 80 G
brru I,uriv.J at IT,. -, -. -, ,l,, ,I III .
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had ras,i,i ~ ~ ,..,,,i - ~ VIZ '''A' 'y'
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N.,h m .'.'' II',' sc VI po"cY was 10 HNS l'e
t~,," ~ ~ u.s. !" 'NS, u'P"I'ue"l"I ihe
,,.ii ,I;.' ~ l"'CeFu'u 80 ,oO7"tr ihe
,, - , ,,,: ,',''s W "' 2'"p'eo He -'"i'H, !ti"-
.rt =, "o' w 'I"'''y > WINCH 'Iit SCUM
C ~ y, i W PSI So''aI otSa'%o'ion' ana
" 9I'., & u.s. oSNru up'n ""h greater OF leSS
,,, iy ~ a' i Io''"' '.' m '''e Pr"l"e o "lIth
W W & a, ',"9'' 4" u's'""'lVrh%ce IT, "ie uiey
n .",..'t = ~ Wv "7 i'Vo l''p''eu 10 u''F"" IL
49, .t ~ " Wv l"'9' W t'e 'uNeIy d|''"u"" ny
~ ~ !, V'',' ~"'''' ~ '''' 'i'St u'lur "P"" ut
~ - ~ ' 'o'' 'E o'i..- NV" - tle 't"e"'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15

Increase Of Tonnage in 1919 81 7l3 toH.
Add for July $40, (returns
destroyed by tre) say 10000 ton,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15

Total for l6is S353,sIS 81
TThis includes Is 26s bbls Flour and 1920
blshels Of grain
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-15
Written for the Yankee Blade
PI 4 I, TON;
OR, THE AMATEUR COACHMAN.


PHA ETON;
OR, THE AMATEUR COACHMAN.
CLASSIC STORY PoPULARIzED BY JEEMs.
Jan Phaeton.-so the histories rum
Vas dashing blade aud a son of the Sun,
Dr. rather OF PhPhus,--but. as to his mother,
reneologlsis make deuce OF a pother,
One set standing up for CIymene, another
DscardnE he lady with evident scornng,
And swearing the Knight was child of the Morn
ing!
For myself must say as careful explorer,
The last correct,
And though respect
| The claims of Clymenr, and even adore her,
And wouldn't from spite place another before her,
l ct this roaring young chap the son OF Aurord
Vow old Father Phubus ere railways begun
10 elevate funds and deprecate fun,
Drove very fast lch by The name Of" The Sun )
Running, they say,
Trips every day,
On Sundays and all, III heath enish way0
All lighted up with famous array,
VI lamps HAT shone with brilliant display,
And dashng along like gentIelnan's shay
Win never a fare, and no hing 10 pay
How Fh leton begged of his doing old father,
10 grant him favor. and ths e rather,
'lHce some one Ind hinlcd, the youth TO annoy,
hat he wasat by any means Phnbus's boy
.'ie,'d. ~, Is ,asca.iy son of gun,
20 darGen the brow ui the sen of the Sun
By the terrible Styx," said the angry sire,
While his eyes flashed volumes OF fury and fire,
And his forehead was scowled with The force Of his
ie,
sy ITr, ,n,', ',''.'! u'' i'''''''oos I.ar
Then by my head
The youngsler said
- I'll mount the coach, when the horses are fed,
FOR there 5 nothing Id choose, as I'm alive,
like u seat on the box AMI dashiug drive :"
oN,, p,,.,o l.,.
,'"e'o, U"i y
Trs, s,or r,o,na,1, snJ snI ,I,'", n-o,,.,
\-,r, ,,,,' 49,, ,',,,'. "'1 ;, '''''', . "po
. ~, ,,.,i ,'a ,''''I''ue' ''ie S'se'
~ o"' : '''' 's'
,Ts,..p, o.,t' . ! w. W. >e''
yonr frs, ,,,,oa,a,,n. ~, !',,1,s.., ~
n'a ,~''. 'h' 'iil +"
In" cattle are wild,
i; ~ ,i'ur" e'' ''e cohch WlIl be IpNed.
~" , W"eh 'heif 'eihpefS are thoroughly rrd,'
az! IL ho' 'ht chaps 10 dfaw II mid;
"u Le WIonH' say
GU Il rue me dhy'
80 '"'''u' a"u con De iooi'sh, fhn
.i ''V YOU " WIS p'ouu'
;. '"'' "''"
li.'l Ju,' I'' .''','l " "I .o"S,' "Ip ''""
f., '', @ "'u "ou''.' ! '' Gu"
~ ,.''' W., o"S "Is "u'I"l'u II wy
Wv , ~ 1 ''''' 49, ",.'e'u'"a '"e cnu'se'
C'1. ,.'.,,..'. wa, "'', y'u'+ r'oN o '"'ce'
0'''' '''''''' - " ''A'' o' eo"'sc'S' o. course
Now pb,.hps ;.,t e,co.Ii,,.,I,. .,,,.,.
=. hlI ,i,,,,, Ii. ,.,-..I ,.t
Bnt bayi,r sworn by the .,yx M Jo,,,
50 calling l'hUiou up in iricp
lie gave me "oy nt OF ad'Ier;--
"ce NtLm"t$' "rfe 'oF'S'
- S'"-' "''c,'"h' ol "h'ch ne core ls
!, - >" use ''e ""'P'-t"ry re ucNu>h things
" , "h''t''r you o. hoiI on to the snngs0
hc'''oi"L.f me RUE OF me .rho'irlbe is
-H'"0 Wf!SSmhS Ills
- 'he Judge r. marked 10 rowdy Scotchman
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15

s4ss From Paris at twice a.week, Mondays and Fri
days;
BY Barren Hill, BoydsviIe, Dukedom, Feciana, KY,
Wesley, and Clinton;
To Columbus by p m, 62 miles;
And back between and m Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
Bids for every other day service will be considered
also bids to run, after passing Feiciana, via Rock
Spring and Moscow, instead of Wesley and Clinton.
Bids for branch from Moscow to Hickman, IL miles,
to he often as, and in close coBnexion with the
main route, will also be considered.
5439 From Paris at a every other day.
BY Mount Holyoke, lrvines Store, Dresden, Old
Hickory, Bulah, and Toen's Wells
To Hickman, Ky, by p m same days, 60 miles
And back between a and m days
Bids for iri-weeky service will be considered.
$40 From Paris at 4 a week Monday;
By Sandy HilI Cotton Creek, Chaseville, Eagle
Greek, Morgan's Creek, and Botanic Garden;
To Perryville by IL next day, SO miles
And back between Tuesday, and m next day
SAL From Troy at am a week, Wednesday,;
By Silver Top;
To Mitchell's Landing by Up m, 40 miles;
And back between IN and p m Thursday.
SAP From Dyersburg at p a week on Friday;
By Chestnut Bluffs Lanefeld, Chenyville, Cagevlle,
and Mason's Grove
To Jackson by IN mex, day, Sc miles,
And back between IN Thursday, and II next
dav.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15

by Orucller mlfnin, and Mount flnson
To Jackson by p same day, 80 miles
And back between q and m Tuesday.
5429 From Huntington al a tri-weekly, Wednesdays,
Fridays, and Sundays;
BY South Carroll, Spring Creek, Jackson, Medon,
Bolivar, MddeburV, Newcastle, Somervle White
Hall, Oakland, Hickory Wythe, Ammonis, Morning
Sun, Green Bottom, and Raleigh
To Memphis by next days, 1873 miles,
And back between Mondays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, and next days
5430 From Huntingdon at a twice a week, Mondays
and Fridays;
BY Roan's Creek Red Mound, Lexington, Middle
Fork Jacks Creek, and Andersons Store
To Purdy by 10 m same days
And back between 4 and 10 Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
543l From Huntingdon OF a m once week, Monday !;
By Hico, Chnstmasville, Pillowvile Winston, Dres-
den, and Fleming's,
TO Caledonia by p m, 40 miles,
Thence at 8 m Tuesday, back to Huntington by p
m same day. 80 miles
5432 From Huntingdon at a three times week, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays;
BY McLemoresvile, Shady Grove, and Waterford;
To Trenton by m days, 80 miles,
And back between a m and m Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Proposals to extend the Monday and Friday tripsgo-
ing and the corresponding ones returning from Tren,
ton by Quincy, Cherryvllle, Brownsville, Wesley,
and Covington to Raleigh also proposals for tr-
weekly service the entire route, with great
or speed, to be specified, will he considered.
5433 From Trenton at m twice a week, Mondays and
Fridays;
By Yorkyillc, Pond Hill, Chester, Mason Hail. Troy,
and Frcmont
To Hickman, Ky, by next day, 81 miles
And back between m Wednesdays and Saturdays,
and 4 a m next days.
5434 From Trenton at a twice a week. Tuesday and
Friday;
By Shiloh and South Gibson
To jackson by 3 m same day, 90 miles
And back between a m and p m Wednesday and
Saturday.
5435 From Trenton at m twice week, Tuesdays and
Saturdays;
By Poplar Grove and Grove Mount;
To Dyersburg by m, 20 miles
And back between a m and Mondays and
Fridays
5438 From Trenton at p a week on Friday;
By Eaton, Friendship Chestnut Bluff Woodville, and
Ripley q. H.s
To Fulton by m next day, 81 miles;
And back between 6 m Thursday, and | mnextdsy
5437 From Trenton al m once a week, Saturday,
BY Antioch, Locust Grove, and Winston;
To Dresoen by p m, % miles,
And back between a IN and m Friday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-06
PROCLAMATION.

N Office is hereby given that the several courts
l of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
of the peace, and Orphans Court, Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, in and
for the county of Northumberland, to commence
at the Court House, in the borough OF Sunhury,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, 5th of August
next, will continue TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested 10 be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inqusluons, and
other rcmembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertaining to be done And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any prsonet are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be iust-and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors requested TO bepunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices
Given under my hands at Sunbury, the 9th day OF
March in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fitty--and the independence
of the United States of America the 74th.
JAMES COVERT, Sh'G
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-06

Our advces from New Mexico, by the re-
cent arrival at Independence, are not Of
very pleasant character. There is great ex-
cltement growing out Of the attempt of Texas
to assume authority over the territory. The
people ate decidedly opposed 10 these pre-
tensions, and they are exceedingly solicitous
for the immediate action of Congress on this
question. There can be no doubt that the
people desire the establishment of terrific
rial government, aud this as speedily as pos
sible. Neither the formation of a State 60
vernment, nor the continuance of the present
half civil. half military government, will
satisfy them and still less will they be dis
posed TO submit TO any act which shall trans
fer them, in any shape, 10 Texas. Such an
union can be productive of no good, and will
be resisted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-06
LATE FROM NEW MEXICO.

The St. Louis Republican, Of the 2lst ull,
has late advces from the Plains, giving an
account Of the murder by the Apaches of ten
Americans, Messrs T. w. FIournoy, Benja-
min Shaw, John Duty, Moses Goidstein, Clay
Williams, Hendnckson, Freeman, Btenton,
and others not recognized.
From indications, il is supposed they had
encamped for the night about mile this side
of the place where they were killed, and
early in the morning were surrounded and
'cut off. Two of the bodies were found in
their little wagon the rest on the ground
around it, and The mules in the harness killed
as they stood, Mr. ThOs. w. Tourney left
independence, accompanied by three persons,
conveying the mail, 10 take charge of the
wagons and goods of Mr. Browns train, that
had, in the winter months, been stopped on
the Semirone, by the snow He was yonng
man of much promise, and bid fair by his
attention to business in that pr vince, TO be
able soon to attain the object of his desires.
Mr., Goldstein, who had goods in Mr.. Browns
wagons, was going into Santa Fe, in advance
OF the wagons, with the party; he "ith his
brothers, were for number Of years enga-
ged in merchandising in Independence. Mr.
Shaw, Tor long time partner ol Mr. John F
McCauiy, Mr.. Duty, and one or Two others
were coming into The States, but, induced tc
return 10 Santa Fe BY hopes Of greater gain
were thus suddenly hurried into eternity
The marauding party, i, seems, after having
satiated their revenge, left all things as the,
found them, for the mail bags were carried
but lille distance, and bul few Of he let
tiers destroyed.