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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
NOlICE-

fIilE subsrnher will ssua s demands Of the lntc frn
A. ". WILDER a. SOs, az the F.cinry. lmnsai'
attention 10 she hove is fequcsted
Too undersigned also gives that he b. prrr1i'
mnnuiciure Clofhs shares 1r ~ tha yard Wool "A
90 eKrhlnge for Cloths Custom i'aring and cotn Dress
frur in The best nanuef. go hose, By sirri uufnon
the Husurs- 20 meut the custom OF the late hfmi ana o
ere vino may favor him with their pa'fonasr. ,,,f.
Nor,,ef,.. N.u.oo flfw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

We learn that EDWARD J. PHELPS, Esq,
Of Burlington, has been appointed by President
Fillmore, 10 succeed Hon. Inland tiall as second
Comptroller IN the Treasury department at Wash
lngton. Mr. Phelps Is a gentleman, a scholar, a
good lawyer, and well worthy of the honor that
has been conferred upon hun Burlington Sen
tinei
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

Mississippi EleetiOn,-Louispille, Sept. 5ih.-
Returns from % Counties, give about 600
majority for the Union ticket Only one Oppo-
,itlon County 10 be heard from.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

Aurora Borealis. There was a very brilliant
and Interesting display of the Northern Lights,
IN tins vicinity, about / o'clock this morning.
Boston Transcript, Sept 4.
AT the same hour there was brilliant display
northwest OF his vicinity. We suspect that the
location OF the display was more distant than the
Transcript supposed, else Boston has a pretty
large vicinity"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

O. Messrs. Whiting, Kchoe & Golloupe, of
Boston, manufactures of Clothing for the L. S.
Na'y,l keep constantly on hand ready made gar
ments Of every description for the wholesale
trade. They do an extensive business, and there
fore are able to sell on The most reasonable terms
Country traders viii do well to give them call.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

o. The Steamer Georgia arrived at New
York on the 9th, from Panama with 100000
in gold, but no later news from California.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
MATTHIAs S. JONES EsrATt

MATTHIAS $. JONES ES TATE
Tor su sefibers, having been oppanic bg the eng
ttnl1ie Count ur The District 0f Nusf'n-teAt 'i
sonrfs TO rreciFe examine, sud adiu-t 20 claims aa
nand, % % persons againsi the e-tstc OF Matthias =
1910 OF Nutsr,t, go said di-t.irt dereased tfpf''N
solve Z, and tltc term a months from thr en- u
september 1881, allowed ny sand court 20 the cieot
SAID decra-eh 10 exhibit and prove their respective
b. i.fe us-bn ice That We 30 attend 10 he ~
o our apointuent At the dwelling hoasa of CY'us sA.
ia Nailshell, 90 said d-tfe 18th Of uclohs',
add March 49, 1852 40 one ocloos afternoon 90 saen
days
CALVIN FuLLtRTON,l Commission,
CYRUS SKINNER,
Wuitshtl n, sept An, a. d 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
zoo NEW SAI-NInN

n ~ received of 'n- hud'oa %, conraay, ta, .ei.a
y caught aud very Puue.
s1oREs a LANGDuN
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

GFRoM MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENT.
Before the adjournment Of the last Congress the
columns of the National Intelligencer, and other
journals that favor a moderately protective tariff
with specific duties, gave forth warnings, predicting
(the writer among them) that if the revision or
modification Of the tariff of l64S was postponed to
annhA- Ge-e-4~-, 6n2HO.t -srs1
troubles would inevitablY be the result. When
these predictions were made the whole country
was apparently prosperous money was cheap, and
people generally, especially the young in business,
imagined themselves getting rich at railroad speed.
These people must have supposed that, in view OF
the California gold mines discovery, there could
be no end to good times; and, Notwithstanding the
startling fact that this aforesaid California is yet far
short of rembursing US in gold one-fourth OF the
cost of the four hundred millions Of property we
have sent her, they have clung to the trade with
undying tenacity-gold having such charms
Small as the amount Of gold received from Cali
fornia is, compared with the amount of shipments
to that State, the crisis which has come upon us
would have been averted but for the export to Eu-
rope of about as much gold as we received from
California. This gold has been exported to pay
the DalanCe OI tIdut, anu HcHCC CAsCuSiVC
money at twelve and twenty per cent per annum,
and all the consequences. All these troubles, all
these sacrifices, &c. might have been prevented if
the last Congress had granted what the people
asked, viz. tariff shaped to make exports at least
equalize imports, and prevent enormous frauds.
It is not yet too late to do some good; but before
the ensuing Congress can act in the matter, much
mischief will have been done.
Whilst we are now feeling severely the conse-
quences Of our folly-the folly aye, madness--of
shaping our revenue laws TO break down our cotton
mills, lessenng the home demand for our breadstus,
provisions, &c., and, as thing of course, reduc-
ton Of prices, Europeans are not only enriching
themselves by flooding our country with goods,
but they take away our substance, the precious
metals. S
The Bank nf Enel--l - fuh Of Amcricap gnid,
and as to the Bank Of France, she has managed 70
pill up enough of the eagles TO carry her through a
five years. war. The truth is the foreigners baten
upon and laugh at us, and some Of them have grown
rich by defrauding US, and will continue to get
richer till there be specific duties.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

OSLr TRIFLK.-" That's right" said to my friend
Smpkins the baker, the scky yookng widow of Harry
Watkins went Of his shopdoor with Of bread which
he bad given her "thats right Simpkns, am glad you
helping the poor creature for she has hard time of
since Harry died and her health failed her"
"Hard enough, sir; hard enough ard am lad 10 help
her, though what give her don't cost much, only fr.
siri"
"How often does she comet"
Ony three times week. tod her to come offener II
she needed but she three loaves are plenty Tor her
and her little one, with what she gets by sewing
"And have you any such customers, SimPkins :,
"Only two or three, sir.
"OnIy two or three why it must be quite upon
your profits !"
go no. much suppose altogether amounts
! to only frife.'
could not but smile my friend repeated these words
but after left him fell thinking how much good he is
doing with ssoniy tre" He supplies three four fs
miles with the bread they eat from day day and though
the actual cost for year shows but small in dollars
and cents the benefit conferred is by small
sxpence who has plenty to eat and dink, and
wherewha be clothed" nothing, but il something
the verge Of starvation. And know not how much
COED doing when give "oniy rife' 70 good
object.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIcENCER.

The subscription price of this paper for year is THRHE
DeLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions of Congress- (averaging eight
months) the price will be Two DoLLARs; for the short
Sessions OEE DoLLAR per copy.
Areduction Of 20 per cent eneh of thefull charge
will be made any whosha order and pay for at one
time five copies of the Weekly paper, andak reduction
Of 25 per r Of the full charge to any one
who will order pay for time copies
No accounts being keptor this paper, will not be for
wded to any unless paid for in ADVANCE nor sent any
longer than the time for which it is paid.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

ComrLIaEsr FROM CAsADIAH.-The intelligent gem
emen who visited Boston the occasion of the Railroad
Jubilee did not conne their sightseeing Boston. The
Editor Of the Montreal Witness records his Impressions Of
Robbins & Lawrsnce's rife factory Windsor in the fol-
lowing terms
A RIFLE Factory Whilst in Windsor, Vermont, we
visited the celebrated amoy of Me-ss Robbins lawrence,
where hundred employed in manufacturing fire.
arms chiefly rifles, for the United States Government The
v,rous machines for turning, planning. drilling, and ring
the barrels and ing the stocks and locks
ceedng Ingenious and worked admirably but the clean,
gentemanly department Of the workmen Of whom
young, pleasing contemplate They
dressed with much proprey they had been clerks in
dry ,ods store and all that distinguished them mecha
rics the blouse spon which they while work
One could not help gnsng glance that they respect
ed hems Ives and respected by others Ia very different
manner from the class in Britain Canada and that
there not man among them but might aspire the
highest honos Of his State. We received from visit 10 this
factory strong impression Of the dignity Of labor in New
England, and every thing afterwards served deep
en- that impression.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

lady, seventy five years of age sub nnaed last week
before the Superior Court New Haven In the course of
her testimony she stated that she born In North Hsven
(sx miles distan and had SISTED the city until
this occasion II suggested that North Haven 10 situated
in the valley Of content ment.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

ExraAoap1xAHr Hpsr.-On Monday evening last the
train coming eas ihe Michigan Central ksroad ran
orn fine buck. and afe cutting him nearly in two, the
cars wore stopped and the brought to Detroit This
novel mode Of making npon the noble inhabitants Of
ts forest and the conductor certainly entitled 10 the praise
Of originality in this idea Of making venison BY Steam
[Al5any Register.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

magnificent present Of an illuminated and ewclledstud
ded mssl recently made BY the Countess MosrKs-
auIKU, Of France, to the CHorxAu family, of st. Lou.
for their kindness to her Two sons who tried for muir
der time snce and escaped under the plea of insanity
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

adopted, and which Will wo equal jusce to all which
will be regulated by law, and be under State conro and
will improve instead Of deterorae public and private virtue
will aid the finances Of the State, and place her the high
road 70 the destiny which awaits her. Such plan will
suggest Ia another Communication. CALIFORNIA.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08
THE MINERAL LANDS OF CALIFORNIA.

friend from California has requested Us to copy from sse
Stockton Journal three articles the subject of the PPes
disposition Oft mineral lands in that State. We are ass-
ed that they se from the pen Of respectable and hOnorHbs
CITIZEN and relating the articles do to matter Of Puc
interest," cheerny yield the request for their insertion
in the Intelligecer ind accordingly subjois them.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08
OFFICIAL.

Receipfs and Expenditures Of the United States
from Isl Of July to 3Oth Of September, 1851,
INCLUDING trust funds.
RECEIPTS.
From customs .Sl4, ,754, 900 "a
From lands. .... 1892 81
From loan Of ls47, Treasury notes funded 1880 90
From misceNaneous sources. ... 249, ,627 25
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08
THE MOVEMENTS OF NJ. KossUTH.

FROM Tn NEWARK DAILY ApvERrIsns OF FaiDA'.
KossuTH AND THE MIssIssIPPI.--AmoDg our Eu-
ropean correspondence brought by the EUROPA
which arrived at Boston on "Wednesday we haso
received the following interesting letter from an
American friend at Marseilles, formerly an honor
able member Of Congress, who gives some imPo,-
tant information with regard to kossqth, wnicn
throws considerable light upon the mystery now
beginning 10 be felt concerning his movements.
Il is perhaps proper for US to ADD sna' Pliva'e
letters hitherto received entirely confirm the ln'ina-
tons as TO the feeling of the distinguished Hunga-
rian toward Capt. LONG and the officers Of the Mis-
sissippi, which appears TO have risen immedla'eiy
he became acquainted with the fact that they coaid
not consistently with their duty comply with ms
wish to visit several other European ports on Dasa
ness understood to be connected with has iusure
projects. This would clearly have been depar-
ture from their orders from our Government, which,
we believe, required the vessel to proceed directly
home -z>s----- SS.e----- 4 ,asa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
For the "Columbus Democrat. :"
DENTAL SURGERY.

The preservation of the teeth, which are na,u-
rally subject 10 decay, by means of the Dental
AIT, Is matter OF great Importance, alike to
community, the just merits of the science, aud
the character of those who follow the profession
ThdtDentisry is a science, in the true accep
taon OF the term, no one who is at all CONVEX.
SAINT with its theoretical teachings, and practical
advantages, will deny Il is founded in know
edge Of the anatomy of the jaws, and The rea
tons and physiological functions of their various
investing and ramiiying organs and membranes
--he eruption, lumber, names and relative Do
sitions of the teeth and the diseases TO which
they are subject, together with the certain means
Of their preservation, or, ia the last resort, their
replacement by artificial substitutes. No other
science, can claim higher or more distinguish.
ed and important character than Dental Surgery.
Aud while in this, like all other sciences for any
one to become acquainted with all its branches
requires regular course of study and practical
leaehlngl there are out comparatively few, among
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06

r4l|aaT 'ur- e.-..t .ls s-. SAFE -ruer
Ills.
o. Rsf'-sI. That 10 rscarn-a' thai Rail-
tozd Convention. composed II 1- gates from
every county ia -hs State. BE- aeis, Jackson on
b. 2ai MONDAY tltalsy, I-j2.
:. Ee9'-.E I-t u- r-caumrul 90 tie "a.
rafab.e coa- l.-l ION ,fI5e Directory .t The Mo-
bale ani OaiJ Reload. that ai lateral roads
connecting win The niia '0llk shall b. received
a. PAR; or pm 'oa ait-r man f1sI where s'OcS
hall be subscrl1-c bY those persons lan-ata.sl5
Interested su!fie ent 90 build slid sfvra. road.
Apr yr.a-e si .r+.sas sspta NAL. tg Coo. Z.
Ciavon, O.. A Bradford b 2. BeF-r. W. J.
Sky~s. during ne evening .es,'la. az also by Dr.
Cunningham au b. Buck, sg-a'soi'h- road.
CnIer the jh resolution ih- President sppon-
led on The committee. Geo K. Clayton. +. e.
Bsweii. Sr.. Charles " Larla. u. 3. Cobb.
Wm. W. Ilumphrs-.
On mn'ion lhe newspapoS Published in the
tnwn q Columbus and AZ Other paper. iri-nily
70 th1 ol5ecls u IBIS Convention were requested
g paall-h these proceeding
hr. Ruoeh from he MOAjl, delegation, and
on hehalfof tie Directory % he Mobile ard
Ohio Railroad, presented an invitation 10 he
members ot The Convention, tie stock holder,
and all others interested. in the States OFFS Ala
Aii-s to meet them q the city Il Mobile a, the
annual election fif Directors IN February neat.
and Join them IN an eIclr,oa UPON the rad 10
Chronicle. which, on motion, wa. accepted aud
ordered 70 be- published as pant Of he proceed.
iugs ofIhis Convention
Mr. Clayton moved that the th4Hhs Of the Con
vent on be rendered 10 lbe President and Srcrell
ry iaf the dgnilied and imp rial manner To-
wa ca itoy hage discharged their dlie, a Off
Gers IT he Convention, aud The question being
put by llm i was unanimously agreed to.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
JOHN HARDEMAN, Pfes.
JouS T. JACK, Sec'y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
Taylor & Mccarthy.

noe Agents, olnmbus, Mss.
N, y. These medicines are not like the quack
nostrums from the north, good for every thing, but
wlassurtdy cure the maiadies they are prescribed
for.
Look TO Your owS ISTEeEsr.--Dr Ljttle's Yer
mfngc Is put up in wales double the size Of any
other, is gwen IN the same way, requires nothing
afterwards, aud is decidedly one Of the most certain
and safe remedies 10 relieve children of worms ever
offered to the public Price - cts and ST.
Columhns Oct N ISL l6.lp
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06

WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-The Wing Congress
ional Caucus adopted the compromise resolutions.
They made no nomination for Speaker.
Six O'clock, p. M--BoyD Of Kentucky was
elected Speaker aud FoRNEY Of Pa. Clerk OF
the House Of Representative, on,hc frs, ballot.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
TgntolTnr Rant.

fs%IIE UNIVERSITY IlOrEh IN Oxford Mis-.
4 sssPpi, w.l be rented b good landlord foI
one nr more years, on reasonable terms The Hotel
Is completely furnished, and contains thrt, sis
rooms, all elegantly furnished There is a large
Brick Stable on the premises, For PARTICULARS ap.
ply to the undersigned a, oxford, Mississippi.
PRICE & BAkRtNGEN
Nov e0 1851 .-22-3ma. proprietors.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06

0(jr The "Albapy Dutchman," formerly pubs
lished a; Albany, N. T., by Messrs. Griffin q
Farnsworlh, has been removed to New York
City. 1t is one of the best papers published in
the city.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
EOIl SALE.

ETY PLANTATION, six miles from Columbus
LVA on the pickens road, between the plantations
Of Col. n. Davis and Ill Collier, containing $50
acres, about $50 under improvement good com.
Portable dwellings, with all convenient negro ont
houses, and fences in good repair. The place on ac
count q It's location health, buildings, fencing fer.
tlt Of soil, &c, IL considered very desirable as
resistance DC. Terms easy, and made known on
application to
A. Y. SMITH, or
1H0S. CHRISTIAN,
w -aNeF 90 lSJl IL g.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06

DIE Din Columbus Miss, on the 26th of No.
vember, SARAH GREEN. wife Of rhomas Ams and
daughter Of Dr. Stephen Davis Of Aarrenton, NJ C.,
aged IS years, | l months and % days..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
CMOVHR sHHn.

A FRESH Lot o. Red Clover Seed can be had by
calling eary At
Nov. 20 -22tl TAYLOR q ncCARTHYa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
CIR EN- TEA.

A VERY Superior article just received and FOR
IN sale by TAYLOR & MCCARTHY.
Nov. 20, 1851. 22-ii.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
QUININE.

On0 OBS QUININE for sale, at IS per ounce
DOU at tho Sign Of the Negro and Mortar, BY
Nov. 20, 1851 .-23-tf JAS JONES g. co. .
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
To Dr.. Llnle.
Respectfully Y0nfs, &c,
L. {, MoyGE, NJ, d.
Talbotton, Sep %, 1916
Febrnary. 1873.


On. LITTLE, Sir; Having been afflicted with
cough for some time past have consequently tried
several preparations Tor it, and among them the Bal.
samof Wild Cherry, but lind your Anodyne Cough
Drops much superior to that or my other medicine
ever used, Besides, have used them in my fam
ily IN cases Of Group aud find them most excellent
remedy for H.
(Sgned) ~. jameson.
1albolon county, Georgia
dJBeware OF imposition. and avoid the use of sub.
stltgtes. The fac-simile of the signature Dr.. w.
o. Little, will DO found upon the outside urapperoi
each one Of his medicines
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor at his
Manufacturing uepot No. ga, Market street, Pila.
delphia, and at Macon, Ga. To be had also of e. A.
Moore d Co jackson; T.. A. Talbot Holly Springs;
G. Morrison, Tuscaloosa, and by agents and Drug.
gists generally throughout the Southern and Yves
tern States
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
I-7u ,i= N1si-ETs T-.-
CoRREsPUSDENCE OF THE re-.

Yesterday vs Published a letter from Lire
written JT .sieai aa5 is on a yisrt5l,. II. -.
air. /; aas numbered as the .slrz --r...-
--res- Num1ers ore aat hrO have .saes ,...,.,
-, and The following is
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
We ir coNsuMPrIoNl


TIElliS was very remarkable case that bad been
treated by several pbysician' in which hemor.
rhage Of the lungs had occurred several times follow.
Cd by darfhGi, night sweais, &c.
Ds. LITTLE, Dear Sir For year or two past, a
negro boy Of mine, twenty years Old has been badly
afflicted with consumtyc dsease, ATTENDED will
the usurh symptoms 81 deep hollow cough phiG
~ The chest, once "a while hemorrliage oil the
lungs, together with diarrhul, debility and ama.
cIaloa His case had been treated By several ply.
sicans without bong much benefited ong ut a time
Last all whist very much prostrated we applied
The burgundy jacket, and gave him your Anodyue
Cough Drops. as you prescribed; he soon found
much relief from the cough and pain, and continued
70 Improve daily from the use o. the medicines. Al
The end Of six weeks he had wonderfully improved.
having eolned much strength, could rest well at
night, and with only slight cough. During the
Wihlet be took thc medicine occasionally, and has
continued to mend so much as 10 have gained at
least thirty pound By The first Of April am sur
prised al the result, and take great pleasure 10 stat.
ing thelacls Yours &c,
Signed JEREMIAH MILLER.
Read the following statement Of Dr. Meyers ard
others, amongst The many that have been given me
OF the good effect of the medicine
1albAon, Ocf %, 1916,
Dear Sir Having used your Aaodyne Cough
Drops in my own case after all other remedies had
laled 70 give me permanent reiIef find myself ca.
tlrIey cured Of severe cough Of long standing.
therefore take pleasure IN saying thai believe il il
one OF the best medicienS ever used
Very Respectfully,
To DR., Little ". Il. StxsLEfoy.
Dr., lirrLg, Dear Sir ! take pleasure In stating
that have been in the habit OF prescribing your Ano
lyme Cough Drops in my practice for some time
'lst, and have found them admirably adapted to the
diseases OF the chest and lungs, have no hcsitan.
" IN saying they are the most eil1ctnal remedy
'rer employed; in 30 instance have known them
lsed without materid benefit, and most frequently
" an immediate cure.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
Saturday ,:.:.:::.:.Dccemoer 6. 1881.

e-,- A interest Of one bali u ne ColuaJus
Democrat ID fr sale.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
r. o. DAVIDSON

BEwErr HoUsr, Dee. 4th, 1851.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
G5r DFurocr1

Oar Fet=-zi CI54-ii ruu b r~e5e rel
ANDEEw Jkczsos.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06

COLUMBUS. MISSISSIPPI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
Real estate for sdis.

EOR SALE-Two valuable Lots Oh Both
At rear Madison av., 50 By half the block Tao en-
-, cttare Hou.e aud two Stables. House TenLs iSf
ga stables Sl20 Also property on 20 ay near Ein
a. Lot q BY i00con aims two story brc5 hosss ,Ss
front and three story brick Shop rear Frcc sive
other CHEAP pro cry the upper part Of ths cry
Appiy W =. ~ -, '' MS Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
HOUSE FOR SALE, near Cornwall

NOR SALE or Exchange for City Pro-
II persy about 30 acres good Land. in the village II
East Chester, adjoining Mount Vernon. Inquire Of
p29 Tvs CRANDALL RICH, East Chester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

nIVIDEND.- Office of the North Ame-
~ mean Fire Insurance Company, No. e. Wall ST
New December 2 1851 The President and Direct
ors have decIa ed semi annual dividend OF Ten per cent
PAYABLE on demand X. W. BLEECkER Sc, rotary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

nRAFTS-Fo any amount on sale, pay
- able in any pat OF the United Kingdom Parcels sna
Pasksse. orwaIdcd 70 sys :rs q he wo'a s tas for
Cgi. NJ. Is NAl-ss. 4. 49,