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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28
The River and Harbor Bill.

This bill, which passed the House of Representa-
tives during the middle of last week. we learn APP
propriates $4,000 for resurvey of the Cape Fear
River below Wilmington, and for the survey of the
harbor of New River below jacksonville, in Onslow
county Also $4,000 for the survey of the harbor
at Beaufort with estimate of the cost and advan-
tages of connecting Neuse River with said harbor
Also, $4,000 to be expended in deepening the River
below Washington, in Beaufort county. Also $780,
900 for re-openng outlet from Albemarle Sound
to the Ocean
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

Rsas~ Commodore JONES, whose trial has been pro-
crossing for few weeks at Washington has been
found guilty by the court martial of specializing in
gold dust with the government funds and suspended
from service for five years, half the time without
pay-the other half he is to receive halfpay. The
President of the United States has appro ed of the
decision of the Court
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

Reg-The Steamer Henrietta, of our river boats,
succeeded few days SINCE in ascending the river
above Fayetteville as high up as Averysboro'. This
is. believe the highest point any boat has ever
before assembled the Cape Fear.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

TIA We learn from the Washington papers that
in consequence of an alteration in the House of Re-
personalities, some time last week, between Messrs
ISGE of Alabama, and STANLY of this State, meet
ing took place on the Oath instant between those
gentlemen, and after the exchange of one shot the
parties shook hands and made friends.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

VERY TRUE.-To make people smart, all that's ne
cessary is to throw them their own resources. A
wild turkey knows more in a moment than tame one
would dream OF in year, and all because he has 10
depend for safety ON his own ingenuity rather than
the ingenuity of farmer Safety and plenty are the
worst friends that genius ever associated with
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
wILaIINeToN, \. q. FR1DAY, EER ee, 1851.

Rs1rThe Editor is absent from his post this week:
on business connected with this Office His absence
WILL hope, be sufficient apology for the omission
of any matter that may be omitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

CoSsTABLE's ELECTION Saturday last, Nessrs
JAS BuRcH and T. HOLDEN, for the Upper and F. D.
SMAw and JAS. T. Morris, for the Lower Division
of Wilmington. elected Constabes of said town,
for twelve months from the second week in March,
proxime.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28
The Presideht,s Message.

We publish below Mr.. FlLLtfoRE's message in re-
Spouse to the Senate resolutions, calling the Pre-
sdent for information relative the late negro riot
in Boston
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

BANK WADEsBoRoUGH.--We learn from the
marlborough Argus, that in five days after the
books were opened more than $4,000 were subscri-
bed to the stock of this Bank (more than enough to
set the Bank agoing,) in marlborough alone.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

WAsHINsroN's BIRTHDAY, 22d February, was eel
brated in this place by the firing of at
rise and at sunset and also by the parade of the
Clarendon Horse Guards, under command of Capt
VIM. c. HowARD; and by the Upper and Lover Di-
visions of the militia of said town. the first comman-
ded by Lieut.. WILLIAM L. JACOBS and the latter by
Captain FRANCIS D. SHAW. On the same day, BEN
JAMIN ]. JACOBS elected Captain of the Upper
Division JosEpu LAwToN, LIST Lieut.; WILLIAM H
DlNvERs, I'd do. TOBIAS LUCAS Sd do.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

TRIAL OF Mrs. ANN X. SIMPsoN.-We are indebt-
ed to the publishers. Messrs. E. j. HALE & Son, for
neatly printed copy of the Trial of Mrs. ANN K
SIMPSON, which took place in Fayetteville, before
his Honor Judge VIM. II. BATTLE, on the 18th and
18th of November last, for the murder of her hus-
band. The reports of the proceedings of the Court
were taken by VIM H. HA1GH, Esq, the trial pro-
crossed. We have only had an opportunity to glance
the work. 1t is well spoken Of by the press gen.
orally, and give testimony in favor of the
neat manner it is printed always barring the nu-
merous typographical blunders it contains, which
arc not important, and. under the circumstances
could not we'll be avoided. as there seems to have
been no opportunity for the reporter to read the
proof-sheets. The work is we'll worth the money
asked for copy, and may be found for sale at the
store of Messrs HOWARD & PEDEN's, on Water street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

baeJenny Lind's first five concerts in New Orleans
yealised 100000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

A POPULAR BooK.-On Monday and Tuesday of
last week, the first edition of The Trial of Mrs
Simpson was offered for sale at the Fayetteville
Book Store, and by Tuesday evening seren hundred
and fifty copies had been disposed Of and at the end
of the week only six copies were on hand-the pub
fishers having been. in the meantime, unable to sup
ply several orders for copies by wholesale We learn
that in some instances it has been sold at so and 100
per cent above the retail prices.
A second edition will be ready for sale in a few
days, and third is in press. Orders will be re-
ceived, to be supplied possible by the pub
fishers, f. J. Hale & Son, Fayetteville. or A. S.
Barnes s. Co., New York-Obseruer, 25th INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

Dr. ]. c. Aver, proprietor of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral'' has just been elected Mayor of Lowell. Mass
Ii he makes as good Mayor as he docs medicine
the municipal affairs OF Lowell will be kept in very
healhful condition during his term OF office.
dtbang Knickerboeker
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

VALUE OF AN ORcHARD.-Every farmer or mechan-
ic who owns an of land, should supply it with
fruit trees. The fruit would be more than any other
product that he would obtain from it, beside the ad-
vantage of comfort and health 10 the family One in
dvidua of acquaintance cleared off the rocks and
bushes from of worthless land. and set ont
thrty-sx apple trees. The fruit has paid for all the
labor, the land aad the trees being now worth 5000
Culttrdtor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

MONDAY, Feb. "a
SENATE.-The Indian Appropriation bill was re-
ported back to the Senate and the bill passed The
Postage bill from the House was taken up, and Mr.
Rusks bill adopted in its stead by vote of 81
yeas to Is nays
The Senate then took up the reference Of the Pre-
sident's message.
Mr.. Berrien in favor of allowing the President
the powers he asked
Mr.. Rhett followed in opposition to the constitu-
tionality of any fugitive slave law by Congress 1t
the duty of the States to execute that duty by
surrendering fugitive slaves.
MIR. Clay replied and was followed by Messrs
John Davis, jefferson Davis and Downs.
The message was then referred, and the Senate
adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

NEw-JERsEY.-C Commodore STOCKTON democrat
was elected to the U. S. Senate by the Legislature
of New-Jersey on the 2lst inst, by majority Of
two votes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28

In the House, the vote by which the Ratification
Hill was laid on the table, on Saturday, was recon
sidered--yeas 1o1, nays 81. The House then went
into committee of the whole and took up the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill, and made consid-
erahEe nrogress therein
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-28
WILLARD FILLMORE

THE EXPENSES OF GovERNMENT.-Thes supply bills
which are before Congress include an expenditure
of nearly forty-seven millions of dollars, as follows
The Deficiency BILL amounting to about S2,500,-
600; Civil and Diplomatic, S6,5O0.000; Army and
Ordnance and Notifications, S1250O 900; West Point
Academy, 100000: Navy, s10,000,000; Indian ex-
penses, S200O000 Post Office. s5500,000; Mexi-
can Indemnity, s36oO,0O0 River and Harbor APP
preparations, S2.00000O Light House, 100000;
Coast Survey, SlS0o00 Pensions, Sl,500000; total,
| S46,880,000 Besides these there will be an odd
million or two for the boundary commission, special
Indian negotiations, and the usual annual indefinite
and permanent appropriations, not estimated for OF
S5500000. These sums together will make the to-
tai appropriations of the present session am cunt to
somewhat over fifty millions OF dollars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

failed % accumulate much Of thn dust in con
sequence of tho gThat dpuRhts. Millions Of
bushels nf earth are thrQwn up ~ that Wcinl-
o. and no water 10 wash IL out The enter
prising miners, however, have determined "a
iollow the example 81 tham by tlielr Nevada
friends, and contemplate cutting q canal from
Dorcr0d ~ their own. The distance will be-
two or three miles, but they deem the work
entirely practicable.
FRoM THE SOuTnERN MNEs-A pri-
yate letter from Yankee Hill near houom,
says There u not drop Of water running
~ the gulchos the miners have crowded up
on ths creeks, and great many have been
throwing up dirt, bat they are Departing a.
they see no prospect Of washing H. an now
digging ditch a. carry water from WOOD
Greek o. a place thFee-quarter Of q mile die
tant You know We have preachers in tho
mines. Well, they have been praying, aud
tie miners have been cuning for rain, butal
has ayailed nothing. We had an Indian Ggh
near us last week, Two miners prospecting
below the Middle aud South Forks ~ th'
sAnislaus, we're attacked by Indians and th'
one killed aud the other wounded by arrow
tie reached camp, and had the arrows eN
iraeted A company was then Used AZ th
town Of Columbia, which pursued the Indians
attack ed their camp, and killed one womai
aud number Of men, The company the
burned the Indian buu, and large quaniit
Uf provisions"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
FORTUNE on THE RIGHT smouL-
DERS.

The Cork Examiner gives the following
account ofgood fortune:
For several years back, one Of the most
miserably poor of Skibboreen was James
Kane, who contrivcd TO exc out an existence
10y dsposing ola few bones and old rags, aud,
now md then, n handful of grass pluckcd
from the roadside. On one occasion. his pre-
carious means of livelihood utterly failed him
and he was driven TO the shelter of the work
house. This same James Kane is now on his
way to London, in company with an eminent
solicitor, TO receive a legacy Of 10000 and
property 70 the amount of $500 year. II
appears that an uncle of his made this large
fortune in business,n London, and that James
is his next kin and heir. Curiously enough
on the very day that the important conimun-
cation reached Skibberccn, Kane was on his
way to Rosscarbcrry with load on his back
-whfefi ht- was II, earn u rurrfr ut-rrrrrr
"A matter Of great moment at the time The
whole west is Interested in this eNtraorlina-
ry instance OF good fortune, for an honester
or better disposed creature does not osist tban
James Kane.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
DEMrnsSa

In West Randolph, March 20, Maria j.
Howe, aged 7.
In Peacham, March ls, Mr. Ebcnczer
Spencer, aged 80 years and 4 months--a rev
olutionary pcnsioner, and one of the first set
tlurs of Pcarham.
In St Johnsbury East March 2d, Mrs
RoNa Strong, wife Of Orsemus Strong, aged
In Holland Feb. 81, Mrs Hannah Abbey,
wife Of Daniel Abbey aged 81 years and .
months
In North Lit,lcton, ~ H., Jan. 20, of the
typhoid fever, after an illness of four weeks,
Miss Susan, daughter of Orvid l.. and Sarah
Brown, aged II years and ? months
In Bath, n. H., March 20, Mary Ellen.
wife of John Hale, and daughter Of Mr. Dan
iel Mead, of Hanover, n. H., aged 2s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
Farm for Sale.

TENIlE subscriber wishes to sell his VERY excel
II lcut) Farm In North Duuvie. Said Turn u
situated on the road leading from North Danvillo
Village 10 Lyndon, about 18th OF mile from said
Nngr, and miles from Lyndon Corner
Tho subscriber ventures tho assertion that for
convenience Of location and adnptedness 20 tho rails
ing Of different kinds OF produce the said farm b
Aet surpassed nv anv In tho county.
The road leading from North Danvc 10 the
Depot IN ~. JohnsbuIk, passes through the SOUTH
erly part of said fam about miles distant Riuu,-
ing very easy communication TO and from said
Depot.
The buildings on said firm ARE a beautiful now
cottage HOUSE md two convenient BArns.
There l. also good well ~ never FILLING water
also good orchard, aud sufficient amount of
wood and timber for the Use Of said fnrin.
e DANIDNr. BATCHELDER.
North Dnnvc, Nov. 8, 1890 6o3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
AL.ED MAN.

~ 40 meeting Of the Directors of the (
Pooplgs Bank, held ~ Derby Line recently, /
Harry Baxter, Of Barton, was elected Pred-
dent and sheaie, Of Westminster, Cash
ier.
DEATns % EprToRs,-lhree OF the ablest
and most eminent Of the American Editors
0f the last half century have died within q
few days-Jahn = Skinner a. Baltimore
Isaac I'LL IN Washington, and Aordecai NJ
Noah in New York
~ Col, Joseph JohnSon Of Harrison conn
~ has just been chosen Governor Of Virginia
by the Legislature, lie was formerly in the
/ Legislature himself md has served twelve
years IN Congress.
NFw Posi- OFFICES ~ NEw tENGLAND.
Tongue Spring, Kennebec County, BE,
Abraham s. Thing, 7. Nj North Barring
ton, STAFFORD Co., n, H., Darius Winkloy,
i i, Nj Balls Pond, Fairfield Co., Ct, Alyah
II, Pierce, r. NJ. Discontinued. Troy Fur
mace Orleans Co. Vt
Fast DAys,--In Maine, April lOd,; in
New Hampshire, April sd In Massachusetts,
April i0th IN Connecticut April 18th.
a. II l. estimated that while Jenny Lind
was IN New Orleans not less than 81 900, 900
was spent for concert tickets, dresses, gloves
and hotel bills,
tx A reconciliation IS difference ..hi.l.
have existed for long period between Gen
Scott aud EN-Soorciary of war Marcy, took
place few evenings since At supper party
: given in Washington by J. c, G, KENNEDY
In addition 70 supplying the Clothing Tor the son.
men 0f tho entire navy ~ he United stnte.. M,ssr.
lFhltire, Reh.-e 4 Gallani,~, ~ R,,-,or hnvr IN,
largest stock II Clothing or cltiyeus' wear, iob
found. No trader should omit callinf-apnn lhem
boorc making hi' purcbasos III .puog good.
p Tn ApANs Horsr-Ry reference 10 our adycr
Using o0nmns, our rcnder win find that mi, Ilous,
i has changed hands md greatly improved. Il H.
o temperance hotel ofihc fret class. being ken' with
Il out bar Tor the sale 81 sputnous liquors He'sin
70 cvrcly hope u may be- sustained hy the tmyclln,
z public and that iu ontrph.ing proprietor may b,
y literally rewarded far his laudaLlc effort 10 max,
l. MI. house stand At The head offhs class Of hotels
?, we orc urc hls wcl-known reputation q. landlo,
q sufficient guaranty that the Adams House VIII b,
~ ~ pa'rons desire ~ ton Iouna
BLiss's CoNrouNp Con Liyrn on c AMY II Ger
. inin tpcYcto envv; FDod medicine h always hAv
, inf counerieiis. Hliss Candy hns numerous coun
p crieits ,-misernhlc trash, and perfectly WORTHLESS
II ps rcfncdcs Now H u morally certain that unles
II tho medicine q rong II would not be- counterfoltcd
a liut hcitcr evidence than mere inference n NJ han,
Infthc value nf BLESS Candy and 10 found IN M
n Thousand and one gases Of coughs, colds &cWhic
hhgo hccn entirely relieved by the u.e of the Can
d. The cuuutuffciis must be avoided by the pur
y chnser Call for Rss's and observe his signntur
Il on the wruppcr, without which none Is gcnuinc.-
A 4 OF sale hy j. &. bingham.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

PAssunsIo, MAncn i7th, 1871

lAthuMfhict MARCH fHt 1901
Mn EpiToH - would crave the privilege
in yaur pApGr u saying 20 hll whom IL does
concern, few words on the subject Of Den
tistry ~ praeticod by Dr, IL Kilbourn & Son,
Of 81 Johnsbury Plain,
II l. not entirely from hearsay that speak,
but ta0w them to be- what they are from
experience the insertion, Cling Sc, Of
teeth.
In the matter Of filling and inserting teeth
they excel And 20 all such A. are 10 need
of either We can but feel IL kind of duty aud
privilege to advise them 10 put themselves
under tho immediate supervision ofthcsoskil-
ful workmcn, believing they will on the whole
acknowledge them - bo what they truly are
practical derfisb. IN their peculiar manner
Of filling and inserting teeth, they combine
with beauty, utility aud durability together
with nice adaptation Of their work to III,
mouth.
Al the praise which these gentlemen gc
for their character ns dentists belongs to then
-thcy haze paid for il. Aud II would ap
pear io be q part of wisdom 10 secure tbcir
services rather than those whose character
a. dentists are not known. j. kLR, IN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARHET-,inrch as

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARHET-March %.
AZ market sos catilc--about 800 be0vos, and
% stores, consisting of worlaag oxen, COWS and
calves and md 2 ybkv nit, --'
pECUs-Market bhof-Fxtra s6lt 1t oualitv
~ ~ gu'lity % Oh quality q; or,l ~.
lurvling Cattle, No sales
Hides % cwt Tnllow q.
Stofcs-Working Oxen s7i, 20, 10 atin.
Cows and calves %, -, 30 3J 3salO
Ncurlnga None
Two ycH~ od--Sth, 30 q ~.
Three vcpr- old.--siF 2Sn 81.
Sheep and umh---l7la ut market Pricc--EN-
TN, :, IN 7as, By lot 81! aal.
Swlnc--Nonc
NHsiisr from each dqfsi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
DeVORShire Cattle.

Tit stbscdher wishrs o. uniily ihf ruhl.c fhaf
4 hg b. rlslng the neFonshn bfrrf ~ Gsitla
and that Do hHs rrcenflf replenlthri iu fiDrk hf
purchasing several HHNf NJ che pHlr h'10i rll-i.i
nt baltimore and in Connecticut h'r nf aurh ie
OFFERS FOR SALE.
They nre warranted o. be- of thr genuine Devon
shire blood.
One pf ne nniumls may he seon 40 Nf lambert
llHsiinp, U 81, Iuhuebur, thr uthrwH the rrs-
dencu ~ the subscriber Boz hurtf.
Those wishing "a purchase an animal f0r noe NE
present season viii Do well ~ cell so1u,
JOHN q, bOLL0TT.
March ~, 1851. 5ilaa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

Ky the Promcthcus, confirmation Of the
news Of the battle Of san salvador and Qua
tcnala. has been received
The battle commenced in the morning and
AFTER iour hours struggle Carrcra put the on
cmy 10 1ight The vanqui'hcd army lost
52s dead, 1000 guns, aud 200 prisoners. The
Guntcmnlians, ia comnoreon, lost hut few
dead aud wounded Vas Comedies. after the
combat abandoned the field with a part Of
his troops, and returned TO san JRcinto, close.
~ pursued by the enemy. Since the battle
of hndor, no other action has taken place
between the bcllivcrcnt armies Tho GAGE
In of san salvador Of previous dates, are fll-
cd with proclamations Of the Presidents ofthc
two Republics 10 their soldiers and tho pco-
pie.
Tue ECWoTFAN ANp Norm ANERICNN
RAtLwAY-PA-sAuE 90 rliH FACILITY
BIrI.-- i'ortl1Hd Ne, March, 2jh.--N tcle-
graphic despatch from Fredericton. ~ b.
lust received. announces the passage. this
tim frs-iiit- -I.-.t-l,,t..t
Council, without division. II passcd the
y ~ mr. ftii rr7rr1t-
assistance, 60 the amount of s $50. 900 to the
European and North American Railway in
New Brunswick.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
NEW PATTERNS {!
STATE OLE ysRSlnNr

Gale lonia District ss.
The Hon Probate Court for the District Of Cnlcdo-
rin To AL persons Interested hi the Estntr Of sam.
ne French lnte nf St Juhnshunv In said District
decreased ,jntcsiaic, Greeting.
M nEItEAs, WILLIAM Z. STOUGHTON Al
w minis or he Estate Of StmNsl frsntb.
Of -, lohusburv hath presented Ia snid Court his
petition IN writing setting forth hp the debts and
charges against said Estate amount to the sum of
S3ib4 30 that tho amount of personal estate remain
i"0 ~ Ids hands Il Sl02l24 tthnt s0mo portion Of
tho Fnsoun estate Is leased for term Of years and
cannot now be available for paying dcbt.l leaving
the sum OF S2fG3 IN be raised from the real estnie
and hath shown to said Court the situation of the
real estate whereof the deceased died seized, and
pgys the Aid Court 10 gl1int him license to soil the
whole az the real estate fsad deceased Therefore
II Is ordered TINT MI porsons Interested be- notified
10 appear nj n session of said Probate Court 10 he
held 1T the Probate Office in Danvillc IN said Dis
trict ON tho ksth day April, A. D., Ish1, that they
may give bonds for the payment OF the debts and
charges Of Administration. or show cause why H.
cen-e should not be granted M requested, for which
purpose II " further ordered TINT copy ofthe rec
ord OF this order be published three weeks success
lively IN the GaledouiRn, newspaper printed ut St.
,lohnshury VA this state, NIL which publications shall
be previous TO the said time appointed for said hear
ing. THERON 40 WARD, Judge.
\ true copy ofrecord, 7l3w3
Attest, THERON flo HAKD, Judge. o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
WMMMpMMRN,

In this town, March 10, by Rev j. Whit
ncy, Mr. James Grant and Miss Alkaline
Smith.
In rcnnshnrn.- Alarrh1a- hx Rax l. L.
Stone, Mr. Leandor Wabridgc of Cabot, and
Miss Nancy j. Wood, of Greensboro.
At South Troy, March ] 3, Rev. w. G.. Pr
per, Mr. Henry T.. Gates of Derby Dine, and
Miss Ann Eliza, eldest daughter OF Curtis
Phelps, Esq, of Troy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

ANOTHER RoUsER ron RousE's PoIN4l
Tho st Lawrence Republican Extra, Of the
.llthinst, contains the proceedings of a meet.
ing ut oguuuybUrg'T thHt day OF more than
ten thousand Of the citizens of Northern New
York favor of the railroad bridge across
the outlet orLakc Champaign. A memorial
and resolutions to the Legislature were a.
doptrd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
THE MARKErs.
nRrnmroN MARKET, lnrch 90.

~ Market $50 beef cattle, no stores 2 pair
working oxen ~ COWS and cnlve-, 1900 sheep and
lambs, md $500 Swine.
PniCEs. Beef Cutiic-Extm % first quality,
80; second qunlity, o., % quality, tnil
Working oXcu.-ssD. ~, tOn loo. -''~
Cows and cblvc.-s2l, -, -, 30 % &c.
sheep and Lnmhs-sli saA one extra lot sold
NJ 81 each. 90
swine &c rc'ail Ca 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

TnE SLAVE RESCUE CAsrs.-we learn
that District Attorney Lunt has retained Hon.
Rufus Choato to assist him in the prosecution
of the "rescue" trials; while, rs wo under
stand the defence will be under the principal
management Of Hon. Charles Allen, NJ. c.,
OF Worcester, and Richard IL. Dana, Jr., of
this city Boston PAPER.