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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27
JNo. II. JONES, Pre,dent.

Office t'aYar,'s Bank n Inginia,
LvScBBrRo, October 18Th. 1851.
! have taken n lesson foin Mr.. vanc, .hawing
bis method Of detecting eonn'rrfrit. and uttered
Bank Bills, and being satisfied. that W.. the only
true system. take great pleasure in rce5Nnfh..,,l,
ing il 10 all bvsincss men.
J. A. HOPKINS 1eii.r.
concur with Mr. .,r,kius in saying Mr. van-'.
mcth"d of dctccfpe countsrfcft Bank Notes is II
great benefit to all business men, hTs j,in il the
above recommendation.
JOHN WHITEHEAD. 7eliey BopL n IA.
We cordially concur in the expression IL favor n
set forth in the t.eitiho.sc VI Mr. Iiopkin. and
Whitehead, in TIE admirable plan Of Mr.. ysnes
system n detecting conHtcrtef, nioaTeywe have nj
50 nkon lesson frmn Mr.. Vane, and feel assured
TINT from tife Information received le csn reudily
detect the best executed coortc,f,I potc.
CHS. W. STATIAn.
WILLIAM r. SMITUSOS.
] conrur with Messrs Hopkins and Whitehead
IN .hri- c-timste Of the valve, 10 business men, Of
Mr.. Nane'. instructions.
J. MCDONALD. Edifor Lynehbsrg Iugin91r
fully concur in the above certificates.
RO. II. GLASS, Editor Lynehbarg Republican.
~ will remain in for n few weeks only.
Rooms Mt tlte Cabrli horse.
Terms oflcsson s..
Orf o0--f.if
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The above ss,ic Is postponed until Ihnr-,lsy
a3rd inst, Wnrp, tho sale will positively take
place, IN the pronu,es, N. IN.
z Oct eO.-at
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SIM ali POx isB A I'M hers

We are requested by the attending
physician to make known that case of
Small Pox has occurred in Amherst Co.,
in the neighborhood Of Mount Moriah
Chsrch, the pa,scnt being lady who had
been recently in Baltimore, where the
disease was contracted. We need no:
suggest to the citizens of the neighhor-
hood the necessity ofgencral vaccination.
and such other preventive agencies, as
may guard against contasion.
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GPEUlAL NOTICE BY r. SElD.,

- NIRTS.-A coon ~ fFLvi sof sslRrs AMI
NJ Collars always On hand. y. LOGWOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

" If some friend, skilled in disc
'erning the obscure, and accustomed to
'abstruse studies. would explain TO Us
the meaning Of the following passage, in
a late letter of Ex-fice President Dallas,
he would greatly obkgo VS.:
'Thsy viii prohibit them from being forced is
the sophistrics OF zcacs To cnact the part OF conso
aia,ion they viii place the Constitutional cannon,
too Papably for Wiseonsiruction, against the self
vauslt irtcucadling with institutions and rieb
exclusively OF State control; they w render iapos-
sbe ~ any p~ecrss soSt u treason reoia soa 70
cmrst The eopieder1cy into The modasof destroying
The sqaaiitgef us members, or 10 dirccs $ cHcr
gee 10 fah he beses Of some higher fer," starting
up Ike The esaificr ofihe inmate from III tr rang
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] my aI:,Io!IloDs.


CLOTHS, Cassimscrr. ySSSSS1~es
~ Tailoring Nc--Thr -,,b-eriber his. ncw N.
largest stock Of roths. cn.sinrrc, aud .c.trp..
or .cen IN Lynehbnrs having ju-t ypcae,l--- N
30 pieces twicd qnd plain bIark French closh...
nanhiarfafcd. In xix IL Chnr lle. France \, .r,sI.
for III" subscriber. egd il cerfsinly III. hasdscws.t
and cheapest ssscstr.cni ever brought to ts mari
CT.
- rirrc. Ener-h qpd French fancy ea..im~.,.
beautiful s,ylas.-Atsl,
10 pircr. hlac rrrneh doc.lsiss. n,sns,ysar;,uf-a
'or the -a',-cribos. aud mer~if rsz1 ss,s n F~rl
Pfsss "nd Cashmere Ieassss
lie ean have The above good. n,',as Up ia tie
nn-i ta.,''ns'c and durable ,nannrr having N ".
employment Mr. jaime. MrAiskin. IN rsr-r,~,.e,r
Tnilot tr"'n lhiIadrfhia. aud yin yvarrih, 10.
lecl fit 10 every Instance.
Also. large and splendid stock u ErApt.
MADE CLOTHING, Among tho .,ncL m.y II
found lot ofY,hibf'an Rs,ci,abie Otsr g ~:
mazda IN I.aaJan.
6ct it-ia. bon i. L. rETNRs
SILK ANls SATIN NCAlsFs AMI
- cRAVATS.-1h sstsefits.. n enc .p.p
tho mos. magnificent .,esk II hss 0ln asd 0caS
se'ri. ard Gir,a,. in th- markci. - they w~t
bought u isaIcn aud Paris. apd y. wsrh -
BIN lssIi,n Cnys,. frsr, soc !. 8, %
bearf', very cimar.
rsney Senrt. ana Cmsnt? f.am 75s to - ~
lis respectfully calls tlis shep.sot II IN. -.
Ecg TO thu stsss.so.'Js. 4. ilpy s,s k~sik MI
some Sop, e9--iitsl D.T.c. rETnRS. :
NEW ssDODHf NEW SsOODS: I
/ DIRECT, 1RON ECHOPE-Ths sSh
'sr'hsr has rae s,sd.a Portion Of HE Fan Sod wi.
ter G"o'l'. DIRE ro's, ,kYrsy, and ia fow dave
will open hi. entire i!''eL, wiiirh wh,s sn~.: NJ
viii be thu nrgos aud lsost ao,iia;,dirs 49,, -
In i.ynehburs. and at unusually loG A,i.a .k
Ladies' find
Rich Brocadc Silks, (ihe abandonment in town.
brl Gro Ds Rs'es. MI Widths. ~
,,," Satin Dechipc, very ~iic aud alcab.
s'e' b,k Satin CIR dresses.
A icN pcs Rroc Ribbohs. very Vide,
Biz Br3tsds Silks, scty ,hear,
White BrocsJe
cloudcd q {.omctlng sui,,.s sswS
Reul iish Faplina. Vie Id ,isomrst yas..t, vut.
French and Sc",ch-workcd coIfars Cau.. Chest
sctts and Sleeves.
figd Mouslnn. aud Ca,hmcr~s
Plain :. in every colour
Ne /
White Marine, &c, l..
Tho above goods arc vglv hanr.an,, .hi chrak
At Ser, e9--ilt.1 Don 7. G. PETERS.
CLOAKs AND MANTIlLAs.--T
iicnl Il
Bfk wai'd. Cloaks.
g g Manlilla..
Plain biz Mantillas.
One magnificent blue. Velvet (smb'J) Niss,l.;
made diid bifehnssu In furis. md 10 esr.inlv tho
tichesi thing eSct .rcn IN this place.
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~ Hos. JessE d. Bright. Unieed States SEN
ator from Indiana has been stricken down by par.
alv.is
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Branrh Farmers Bapk IF Irginia.
<,L...ys<.-...fT. I,J ps,I n

D'""'H F"'"Cs bHph ~ 'UpWb.
Charlottesville. fsLrlqfy 2ih, 1851.
j haye taken n lesson from Mr.. Nanc Glowing bis
plan " detecting counterfeit and altered bank bills,
and being Well satisfied, that i, u ss-tii
take pleasure in Recommending the plan 10 MI h.
siness men, and others That handle many bank bills.
His rules are based upon the Intricate Mnthcmati-
cal process, by which eernme Nnk bill. prcpar-
ed, and will detect the counterfeit @ish eeriainty
by Common inspection.
JNO. X. JONES. Pres,l,nt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., as our rea
dcrs are aware, We're completely routed ii
The late election in Mississipp; for mem
beers ofthe State Convention. The Vicks-
burg Wing says all the returns are now in
and ii is ascer,ained that the Union mer
have elected cighty.thrcc members ant
the Secessionists seventeen. This is sure
~ majority enough to settle The matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

~ Brevct Major I. W, Mcdonald, ofths L
s. Army, died in New Orlcan, Sa7a-day week.
During the Mexican hc served as Ass>de-C anY,,
20 Gen. Twiggs lie served with gaslantr, through
che war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

The vote of each precinct TO he cast by
the delsgation from that precinct, each
delegate casting his ruleable proportion of
such vote.
On motion Of DIR. A l. Clark, it was re-
solved, tlsat the vote of Porer's Shop
(Which precinctis unprescntcd in this Con
vcntion,) he divided among and cast by
the delegations from the other portions Of
the county.
The effect of this resolution was (discar-
ding fraciions) to give 10 the delegatcs,from
Campbell c. II. each vote Of go. Marys-
vile AS Hat Creek "a. isynchhurg Sc
A motion was made by Jas. Mcdonald
that the Convention take recess until 3
o'clock--lcst. He then moved that the
Chair be vacated for - minutes-carried.
The President having resumed his seat,
motion was made that the Convention
proceed to the nomination of candidates.
Daniel Mari, Esq. Of Campbell was
nominated by J. Il. Leitwirh, and Col.
Benjamin p. Walker of Appomal,ox. was
nominated by Dr. Ro. L. Withers. The
nomination of Mr.. Mari was seconded by
J. G. Murrcll. and that of Col. Walker by
VIM. Shcarcr The merits Of each gen
tleman were properly presented by their
respective friends.
The roll being called, the votes stood as
folkwss
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Rich mo M NImrketss

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. Ocr 18TH. 1881 |.
TopAccot-Wc quote Sweet hugs s3jnsi4. If very
e6od and suited for manufacturing g
Leaf Is 71n7 and $40, as in quality; with
out change demand principally for man
utacturing.
BAcox.-Wes,ern Sides Zee; shos,lcr. 9Ic. Stock
very light. We notice d decline Of Lie.
BUrrER.-Prmc l5alS cds,,nicn iIai7i.
BEEswAx.-22u24 cts.
CoTToS YARNs.-17aIS cts. -lEt 81.
CoFrrE.-Old Java l24: Lagnyra.9l: Rio ssn9dc.
CAyDLts.-Tallow loyal ic; Hull patent l3ui &c;
Sperm 4ja50c; Adamantime . au33c.
FLoUR.-Sales of Richmond have been made from
beats at s3l: and Scortsviilc ~; rtfncw
demand very slight
Fr.rAres,--3Ga3fI c,
FIsH.-No. Mackcrel siI; No. > $40; No. !
s5a5i. Family Rne Hcrrings SGia.'
Half barrels Woods No L. s3ln4.
GuASo.-Supply good. Peruvian si6ia49 per ton
of2O00.
LrAtarr;--rood heavy weights I3inli; ligh,
i5I damaged I21nli.
LARp.-Ba,+tis icales hegs laIal3. Stock very
small
Molassrs.-Cubas 3as5; y. Orleans 3aues.
PLAsrER,-Lump in ,'sirand d. - from wharf; "a ]
rom Basin.
RrcE.-33aIi. ..,-,
SALr.-Sales from wlurfat 81. iJal:5Dc
sveARs.-p Rico 6ia74; NO. 6n74; Eoef o!noic.;
Crushed 9a9ic.
Standardization Blislered 5n5i.
WHrAr.=Piine White Soc; Red 7Jc.
CoRS.-6j cts. per btshcl.
Conn MEAL-75c. per bn-hei
WooL-aSn32c. for washed; unwesh~d ! ss,wil,-
out and very dull demand
EXCHANGE.
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Senatorial District Convention

=, a.
-, oJ" ~ ,h VI De.ega,es ou'y ap
'on aI 10 =. '"o oo"a'o IA. DiS'i,c', com
n Va w .ou"'' , u .a,Puu" an'
I np"o"'s,'oA' aSscn'p'co at inc niasoni'
a ,',' III '"I 70" vi HyncnourS' iuc7oe,
~ no o'y VI Oetopc,'
"o IN ' nv hdr,"s oee" ea'ieu 20
o,ue1i app, a non n"'''as p ok was fn1,e" ~
,,Ees.u' a"u . a''es McDo''aiu anu no IL
" ,r" I'll. ~ az % .I -, :, n
ne ioi' oei'lS ea,'eu,ine ,o''o" ing de,'
'Sa'.' "''' ''''iou " oo III "''ol"
a"'e
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Itygi,ift Fcmaic InHii1fr,
Sfft srpS Va lam. OF Ia.I

hereby certify. tint Mr.. Vane taught me hi.
method of dcteeiii's Counterfeit md Altered Bank
Bills. consider bis eight rvie.. applicable to eve
~ species Of counterfeit and altered Bark Bills and
thr result may be relied upon with confidence.
His rules. based upon the iniricni. matbcmnti cnl
Pr,,ctss, Ly which genuine bank bills prepared
will uctect the counterfeit with ordinary inspoc-
ton became his pupil with reluctance, s,ronrls
shTpcting tho sys,"n hunbus. bit fc% ,niite.
sati.iied me Of his ability In arm me again.t he ma
ciiins.'ons Of the Countcrfcirsr. can with conf
dence, commend him 10 t,cry VII" would be
similarly armed. r. III PHILIPPE;
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENTIN
NEW YORK.

-NhW UNk, OCt. <E.
The Union Committee of this city have
put in circulation pledge binding the sign
ers to supper, no abolitionist for any poht-
ical Office whatsoever.
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= CARELL HOUSE, BANK sQEAHf

q CABELL HOUSE, BANK sQsjAKE.
"A Lynchbug. Ya.-The rubscriber ~ this day
taksr tihvre. Il the well knowp End io,i'Einr Tst
crn. The. .CA SELL HCf,yt.." r-rrntly oc~npi,A
by Mr.. John kc,rf~y. where " cpn At I'll tipcs 10
found ready ncc5,niisdlsie Hose WIN may !tsocf
him with call
The HOUSE is undergoing thofoaRh repair;
and Ia, fs,ic,i.e- ,lmt pains wH " Jvyd On Ita
part 10 render his guests comfortable. His HDn-r
will be pro, dsd with the best Tie ooantfy aisvd.;
and having the West of Stables, ~ pr,,nisrs ihtt
every attention .hali bic given Ia fimt hsrr1net';
He takes thi. method ii stating to stt pubic tf,.
his ewn persc-ni a,tcn,sani allied by NJ h'.r.n y
Walker. shall at al times be Paid 10 Every depart
mcnt II the establishment ...,,,ps
March J-f.if CHARLEs Tub.
~ FOR ssEN1T--TnE Ehick ~
Hilf Hou.c suited for iurge sro,y fs3.3
and reccniiy put in good order Des tu ", "a
Mcdaniel e. Lees. Possession sf'" =" VIC ="
November or sooner ,.s,u - ..as., y
ALSo--Thc Hone nesf i"of hsris Marr1I y
Aercc's. Po-.rs.isn given '""'"s i~"'
''s ssa, az APPLY r. to ALEXANDER f.iEGAr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

NJ OT1CE-7'o he Cii.ens Of L. y-schbnrg and
l adjoining eosatics--" Know ledge is Safety"
Coanf..f,a and ine,ed Bank-Notc Detecting. on any
and all Banks. issvei, or hereafter 10 Be- issued
TAUGHT IN LESSON OF one HOUR, BY
... ,. vANH,
All Counterfeit and Altered Bank bin. NAV be
detected bs any one whether he hn, ever befiro
Bill in the Bank or not
Having Taught. with entire satisfaction. Bankers,
Brokers' Merchants, Mechanics and Farn.r.,-
finally, fall professions and rado.l feel Iles,-
ure in referring 10 tbs following gentlemen whi
have been taught by h;c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

C. The Republican performs a fruit
less labor. when it atsertps to dissatisfy
Capt. Mari and his friends with the re-
suit Of the Senatorial Convention, in this
place, last week. We have reason to know
that no man in the District desires more
warmly than he the success of tee party
in the election of b December, and that
ne, in common with several other gen
llemen. whose names had been connected
with the nomination. did not desire il,
unless the Convention were satisfied that
hc would command larger vote than
any one else.
AS te tho Republicans remarks about
The feeling of the Wings of Lynchaurg
towards Capt. Marb they are wholly
grntuitous. They have never given him
"'thc cold shoulder" for, rs the Ecf,ubli-
can well knows the election fer pee1bcrs
of the convention " as not party election
They appreciate Capt Mari as sic Ring
and intelligent gentleman, and an inhexi-
bile Wing, and will give him cordial
support, should he ever come regularly
before them,as scasdidatc for political ,f-
,4icc
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Freights mp md Down the Canal.

Tobacco leaf (pcr hogshead,) 81
Do manufactured (pcr box,) 10
Flour, (pcr bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (per ton.) -
Pig Iron. (per toni 90
Lead. Pig and Shot, frcr ,an, ~
Plaster t,ci IN 90
Salt. (ptt; snck.) !, Gitos
Mcrtha aliife and Ff5Sd0cc. tpes 100, io,oeo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

Bl'k wat'd. Cloak..
g Mantila..
Plain biz Mantillas,
One magnificent blue Velvet (emb'J) AiassIr;
made diia pifehn'Su in fur.. nnd /. certainly tho
tichesi thing eict .rcn IN this place.
Oct l3--,its DoN 7. G. pETHRS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27
E1OOtMI WoRf'Ii Or DR1

CASH The Subscribers having determined 4
quit the Dry Goods business. offer their entire s,ocp
VI Goods ut coat for Gnsh' am,yg-, Which win l.:
found many, d.sFabe Fan and Winter Glands, All
arc invited 20 csddht ohr stock clor. purchasing
elsewhere. as We are Determined 10 sell a. cost.
Sent 2g-tsif H. K 4 EkkNkfIN
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DLANKE TN, RLANKE ...rnE

- Ar COST For CASH to Elise hh.ihr.s. a..
Our entire stock of Staple and fancy Dry Goods.
Shoes. Hats, Caps, Boots. Trunks II rarely hap
rrb, Torso very ptrr stock W isslthbic too,s IL
he thrown upon Inc mari ~ .' ..- 90. nttttscotrd.
!, low prices. The public and MI nr- invited ii
cnl aud suppl, Themselves with Good. NJ Ch.,.
n, o. NeEN x.tg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27


A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas there is reason to believe that
: uinsary expedition Is about to be fitted
DIT ID The United States for the purpose Of
;nysJinr the Mexican Republic. with
Which tbs country is At pcacv and where
- sAsfe - reason to apprehead that por-
ton Of the people Of this country. regard
lrls Of thcir duties As good citizens, are
concerned in or may be scdlced to take
pan in the same; and whereas such enter
Prisss tend to degrade the character Of the
United States in the opinion Of the cisiliz-
I'd world. and arccxprcssly prohibited by
law:
Now, therefore. have issued this my
Proclamation, warning all persons who
shall connect themselves with any such
ontcrp6sr, in violation Of the laws and ma
honal obligations Of the United States that
shey viii thereby subject themselves to the
hsavy penalties denounced against such
,ofTenccs; that. IL they should be captured
Within the jurisdiction Of the Mexican au
thoriHes, they must expect to be tried and
punished sccording to the laws of Mexico.
aud will have no right 10 claim the inter
position Of this Government in their be-
half. Y
= 1 therefore exhort all wsli-disposed c;,i.
sens who have ut heart the reputation oil
their country. and are animated with just
regard for its laws. its peace. and its wei
fare, 10 discountenance, and by all lawful
meas prevent. any such enterprise; and
call upon every officer Of this Government
civil or military. to be vigilant in errcsting
For trial aud punishment every such often
der.
Given under my hand the twenty sec
ond day of October. in the year ofour Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ffty.one,
and the seventy -cigth ofthc Independence
ofthc United States.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
J. J. CsiTfExpsS, .Acfmg Secretary q
State.
IL The Repas'ieof the 23d INST says that
The above Proclamation has been issued in
consequence Of intelligence received on
Monday evening frcm our Consul at Ma.
tsmoras, 70 the effect that n company oil
Texans had been organized and had march
ed into Mexico. a.d that new cnlistments
were in progress for similar movements
All the information previously received
at the War Department was ola nature to
circumference the idea that any expedition,
was on foot, or that considerable number
Of American citizens had passed into Mex.
eco for the purpose oftaking part in any in
surrcction. 1t was reported that only some
twenty acknowledgement ofsuch inten-
lions. had passed the frontier; and it was
bclrived that the American nation was 10
be spared this new accession of misfortune
and disgrace, arising from the violation OF
our own laws, the laws Of nations, and our
treaty obligations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

CILK IID'kE's.--iso p.. silk HLs,
- some very superior sinong which iiiny bn H,ssd
somc genuine Iisndanp-- rsssA sHs, Also soma
beanIif, E,b'bi,ion ilakb. Al al eseecdingly L.s
P'ircs, a,
Sept 19,sH d. r. g. PETERS,
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IRISH I.sNHNs..- ~ ribEjES FupA

&uAWLS, Sl1AWES.Hnh N StENANT
- stock Of rlaio, and plaid Long Shnwls. some Il
which nre very hHpd'cne' nlso scmc bransifui
ctDbd Mcrino Shusi.
Writ i3.-tsif b. r. & PEfERS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

THE PoTATo BLI0nT ~ EuRorE The
potato crop IN Great Britain aud Ireland las
suffered more FROM the blight than was antic-
ipAied, a small advance IN Indian corn has
taken place IN consequence.
Snluo OF the German Journals state that IN
the Northern part Of Germany, the potato dis-
ease had made H. appearance with great in
tensiiy. From Colleague 70 Berlin, the ubrr-
Gle II represented a. unfit for food. ana as
sendine.touh q most Offensive odor. IL y fear
cd that the poorer Glasses will suiIar severely
this year from tho calamity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25
EDUCATIoNAL FIpTTINo.

The calsdonia Co, Teachers Association viii
meet ai Lyndon, on Saturday, tho sth u November
The Morning session viii eommence precisely II
ten o'clock, Eith an address.
The .AftsmeoH iiaaslnn Eill commence a. one o.
clock, with ah siidrtsa BY NJ Maynard, 0f Lyndon.
An Address u also expected from Mr hunham, the
State Superintendent
The remaining tms will be devoted 10 discussing
the topics II me addresses and such ether subsats
~ may be introduced NJ the lime nmoug which will
be Tie following Proper course ofsudy fuT district
school pupils Method Of giving instruction Ia tho
Different branches gsyeEgilHg Schools Entire do.
V0IoH 20 ms bualnets osseniial 20 the teacher and
scholar The improvement N school houses,
u IL desirable that ihose who ara 70 engage In
teaching The following winter aud the friends fed
uoAtisn generally should he present
J. y, FAIImAhKa, lp....,f..
", hAYsAHp, C' Aa',i ~.
l. O. hILIEh, ''"''N"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25
nRlGlIrON MARkEr. McLla-


A. market 1850 beef cattle, g75 ll5 pairs
working oxen, 70 COWS and calves, 1000 sheep and
lambs, 1850 swine.
imcEs Beef Catie-Extrn s6T1stqnaiity 81 81
quality, S5a6i Sd do. S4a4i
Storee--l earlng- >, salS; years old l2AiTa22 /;
ycarsold rs 23n8O.
Working uAen--6s, 75, So, a2ae6.
Cows and cnlves-s20, ~, 81, glass.
Sheep and Lhnibs-SlIa8. A Jew extru NJ 81.
Swine-4i a6iei retail 4Ia0oi Fat Hogs 4Ic.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET---oet. 20.
At market 2636 cattle--abOut 1900 beeyes, aud
1890 stores, consisting Of working oxen, cows and
calves, and and years old.
PmCEs-Markct-Extra beef SO ist quality 81 (;
I'd quality ~ 3D. quality 4; ordinary 81.
Bnrreliug Cattle, No salcs. 80,
Hides g. cwt. I0llow 81.
Nonl Calves 81, hHB.
Working oxen--s9o, 10, 50. soalOo.
Cowa aud cRlvos-SIs,25, ~, 40, 60aO5,
IeArlngs--ST, I0al2.
Two years old--si2, II q "a
Three years old--Sl7, IS n 35.
Sheep and lAnts---66y8 at market Prices-Ex-
ira ., 4, a8 BY loi, "A 2a2l
swine 5a6e; fat hogs at 4la5c.
NuIa6er from each silfe;
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bHEAbFuL AcofDfNf Monday morning
NJ Reuben Day ~ this village, being enaag-
cd by hr Hand who IL now repairing the old
stone iArioryin blasting water course under
the building, under water, was Awflly man
gled by the discharge Of one OF the BLASTS
The circumstances, A. W. understand are
iheHs Mr. Day had put IN one charge, and hy
some reason or other, Il did not go OF, he
then attempted 10 drill out the first charge
and supposed be- had done -, but Il hhcr-
wards proved he had not lie put down an
other charge and touched il on.-it disebAra-
81 and he and another man by the name of
llarria hasiened 10 the spot and arrived Just
~ the scrond explosion took place II Il
doubtful whether Mr. Day will ever recoyer.
having one Ofhis eyes entirely blown on and
his iaee aud head terribly gsshed and hruis,
ed Mr. Harris Is not 20 badly huTt.--Afid.
diebgry Regisisr,
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NATURALIZATION Oh IRIsHHFNs - The
naturalization OF lrishmen il now being car
ricd on NJ this city on n large scale, ln al
most every ward Of the city they have their
head quarters, and frequently ia the base.
mint Of the Purchase street Church they hold
meetings II Is stated that they intend %
throw 1000 votes, aud to run their own tick
ct la Ward seven Fort lIill,) and Co get sew
cral irishmcn IN the CITY Conncil Several
leading lrishmcn arc engaged Ia naturaliEing
---BosiDn Traveller.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT WEer
NEEpHAN.---Mr Dexter Ware, well known
and highly Eespcciable citizen of Hsedham,
WA Instant y killeden the track of the Boston
and Worcester Railroad, near the West Need
ham depot, at abour4 O'clock, yesterday Mt
terpoon. III was an agent of the company.
III fhe purchase OF wood. and had been engag~
elin hasAaly' Intending 10 take the Sax
nnSiiIe tfsin Tor Boston, which'was standing
on one track. he stepped down from the OPP
positc platform of the other track. When the
Now York Fkpresa train was about Is rods
OF, eonripg up, fIa stopped an instant until
,ilie. train nas within kaot OF him, when he
suddanlS. aatted, ! but Too late-=ths engine
struck, and INSTANTLY Killed him.