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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-19

lcut KlNtr Rdllfohu Wi III it1ul Hlcel
cling duty assembled, that The aforesaid nci
" be, aud the same hereby is, ACCEPTED by
u" This Corporation, as an amendment 10
their charter. aud the gian 10 them there
" in coninncd is hereby adopted as part
of their charter
Thcn came the great question, 10 wit.
that ul ordering The Extension 10 be placed
under contract aud prosecuted forthwith.
DR.. dana, Of Brandon, moved to rcer
the subject to q Committee, to be composed
Of Thirteen Stockholders and the Board Of
Directors.
Judge PIgRPoINr offered an amendment,
which, MS it was finally adopted amid the
acclnmal,ons Of the meeting, and with en-
tire unanimity by the lockholders, ne give
us lullows:
"RcSoircd, That the Directors be, and
they are hereby, authorized and duly
empowered, 10 LOCATE and cos sTRucr
the Road, as contemplated in the Act OF
"thc Legislature of Vermont. in addition
"to the act Incorporating the Vermont and
" Canada RAILROAD Company, Sc, and
" they are hereby AUTHORIZED TO CONS
"mcnoc aud complete the work so soon lis
" favorable arrangements can he made 10
provide and secure the necessary funds
" To construct the sane.'
Mr.. BalGGs, of Brandon. moved TO lay
the whole subject on the table, TIL the next
Anhuu Meeting of the Corporation.
On these propositions thc debate was
| fairly opened, and The Hon. Mr. CHANDLER,
of Boston, oh.nucd the floor, and spoke
warmly in favor lthe III lotion Of Mr.. Britgs
As was expected, his speech was an able
and plansible one. lie commenced b,
l.. II L 81. l.
bic Stakeholder in the VI Central Road,
and lie representative, by proxy, of about
100 Shares in The Rutland Road. His oh
ect was. land nobody questioned lis sin>
ccritv and Il, norAblc iA'Sn;on., J TO avert, il
possible, any action OF he meeting chat
| should tend to damage the Stock Of both
| Roads. lie argued lhal the Extension Of
| the Rutland. rs proposed. yvonld give US a
"parael road" and showed with The vivid
| recollection of uersonal experience. the dis
asirous results Of building parallel roads in
Maine he owned S ork in Que Of this
class Of Roads in that Safe, which he
| would transfer to any gentleman present
| who would ni.c him, therefor, a decent.
sized chees. He feared he should be
hrnualt to the sane humble appreciation Of
his Central Stock if this thinr were to 20
on. He had ea,irc confdsuce that "com-
| promise" miuhl be effected by the Rul-
| land and Central Roads, which should rem
| der the Swanlon Extension unnecessary.
| He read a letter from Il Boston Director OF
the Central Road (Mr fuInam) ~ wmel
this latter opinion was very decidedly a.
vowed, and which recommended warmly
The appointment Of a"Commi'iee oil Stock
holders " 10 try tie experiment oace more.
| Mr.. CaANptGR was followed hy Nh
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o. or Professor Bowens rejection,
the Springfield Republican says -
Whether 'hiswill end Prof. Bowen's
connection witA the College, is perhaps
doubtful, as il is possible that he may be
appointed Instructor, the Prolessurship
being kept vacant"
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81 Tuos NJ FoOrE, Esq late charge
TO Boeota, aud editor OF The Buffalo Cons
nercial Advertiser, is to 90 out as Minister
Plenipotentiary to Russia
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ofMe Importers" and found il TO contain one
quarter Of an ounce Of sugar Of Lead" DR..
Baird, Secretary of the American and For
cign Christian Union, says he has beep as
surcd, while visiting and residing with the
proprictors o. vineyards in France, that
little or no wine was drunk in that couniry
or shipped from it in pure state" Mr..
Delevam quotes from NJ. 7. Orie.d on Pos-
ons, p. 1895 wines adulieratcd by lead,
sugar Of lead. and still more frequently nth
arec, are mix,d with acid or sharp.tasted
wines, in order to render them less so, and
these substances do in fact give them sweet
taste. OF all the frauds, this is the most
dangerous ] give one recipe for making
wine, taken from the Wine Guide" book
published for the convenience of men. who
desire TO make wine, Just as other books are
published for the convenience Of women,
who wish to make wedding cake. " Recipe
for making Port Wine. Take of good ci-
der gills Of red bcets . quarts OF brandy
: quarts; logwood A ounces rhatany root
bruised half pound. First inlusc the log
wood and rhatany root in brandy and gal
lon of cider for one week, then strain of the
Liquor and mix the other Ingredients keep it
in n cask for a month, when it will be fit to
bottle"
~, wan VII ~ ''''9',' .'o''N wa -
Up o. s'i''s a" , ~ ~ ~ ri.
:on' na'''s "e'o n. III ' t,i,'a',a1
~ WY Wy ''''e | T;o% 1 e,o -
them became paralyi "
ill.,, y;,,o - J,itt ,bnso Jrr,aod a1nl,,,a.
- no's 80, ,l,, ,,;.o ,,,,,, s., ,La,
.,a e,,lo,,s H. ,I,,, go r. .e!l. ,,;,.i
' W. 'S pro,' % ~ :
Vau i,.', NH, H., ,tr,,. :, o,,,,;.,
.t;at ,ta,,il i'' I...o,, ,,r IN ,;r''. ,I
Tor ali onrnr,,io,s If mon as well for ne
who now walk the earth. "a ia, tho.e who
lived when il v,s o;Irn.-n lesson not owen
l,v short s,,h,ed orr;uo mon hnt bv Him
who inbab,trth cicrnily." " Wine is n mock
err. strong drink is rnoinr and whosoever is
deceived thereby is not rise" Prov. 20
How many have been deceived thereby :
| heard Pollard. one of the reformed Balti-
moreans saw tha, hi, first stem towards be-
coming a drnukard. was ,aklnn a ulass of
wine uroed on him bv a lady. on a festive
occasion." How then ouoht those TO sbud
der whose wine is the noison of drauons
and the cruel venom of asp,."
> So,,o rbo lo,,i,o 1r,,t o,,,.,.s. u;,b
49,, Ii, ,l'o ,,,,,.',:,,,, ,,I ,.l', H.
,oa, aro s.;n ., s'rr,i i', q,
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ni;a,, ,o ,,a .y.i,,;nn ,;na ionl ."
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",U ~" rGo,''' io'' 'T %"a
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For The Middlebury Kcgisler.


suppose II proper, " Tor all time and for all
generations Of men, to drink wine at we'd
dinps and on festive occasions; and that they
cndeavor TO sustain their opinions, by the
remarks OF William jerks, ID. d., on John
:, Ito, IN the Comprehensive Common
tary." The Doctor says the wine our Sa-
vlor made, at the wedding IN Cam, had a
stronger body onm beiter .pdror than oldi-
nary" by stronger body, ] suppose he
means more intoxicating. lie maintains
that, as they drank wine at That wedding by
authority, and some OF 1t OF stronger body,
It Is proper 10 drink wine at other weddings,
aud says, Iempcrancc per torce is a thank
less virtue" The wine that the Doctor and
others claim Tor weddings IS doubtless intox-
icating wine. For otherwise our Vermont
State Society would have no controversy
with them. Such Of your readers as demand
intoxicating wine ut weddings, and the Doe
tor, iui put them all, as far ms the argument
is concerned, into the same category, appear
to have assumed several things, which are
not sell.evident and are not proved.
l. That the wine made by our Savior
was intoxicating Whtn they had well
drunk, 1t might be mercy TO give them that
which would not intoNicaic, Gas no genuine
wine will, till it terments) rather than wine
which W oud expose them TO become drunk
en-. Some writers, who have given the
subject far more thorough examination
than DIR. jerks appears to have done, sup
POSE there is sufficient evidence that the winc
furnished by our Savior did not possess the
Intoxicating quality. Among this number
was DR.. Mott, the venerable President Of
Union College. lie Gays, " We incline to
the opinion that the wine declared b, the
master Of the feast to be good vine was
good winc-rood in the SENSE IA which Ar
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o. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. for
January, (rePubished b. l.. Scott & Co.,
New York; is on our table The contents
are. Spanish Literature; MuLamai The An
gel World; Maciay's f'rogress Of Tie Intel
iccij DRAINS, Riuers. and Water supply
Educdtionai Movements; Continental PIoS-
pecisj The Battle Of he Churches Foreigr
Literature; Critical and MiceHaneous No
hces.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-19

MASSACHUSETTS SENA roR-Thc lIth
balo.ing for L. S. Senator was bad BY the
Massachusetts Legislature on Wednesday
last The result was as follows
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he election was then postponed fort
night--to the 2Gih inst
- There is no longer any chanc. for
Sumner TO get the election. On the Friday
previous, he came within two votes Of the
number requisite to choice There were
suspicious Of fraudulent votes cast by per-
sons not members,-on some Of the previous
baliotings l his was giicctually provided
against on Wednesday-whcn Sumner OK
ell nine votes of the number necessary to
eject him.
This utterly proAsal and unprinci
ped bargain deserves the fate it has met
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Addison County Agricultural Society
Snanihcatinns of Field Crnns.


The first premium on Spring Wheat
,se M, snvorJod 10 Cu,ptrs N HAv.
''a ~ p.,lna.. ,.ha,a ..o,;G.,,;aa :.
"a, ~ VI "'''f''' '''' -
as follows:
o ' Cnnju;on oG II. I,nJ III, ye,r mr..
rious.-Manurel, broadcast, with 20 loads
coarse manure per acre :,
ts,~six inches deep.
4 Uhal rarieiv BLACK Sen. obtained
:, Conndn.
q Trn,e ot soiring or nlqni,nq. and bo,r
yvcb seed 2,r ccJe.-SowrJ NAV IN
Ia bushels.
= mar much manure. in rde!siat.. and
lo,r annj;eJ Va mamie
i, DiJ nam amin lsbe, ployter. mr.
Jims Lo,r ,,ch oui irhsv 7-Not any.
~ Do non ki,o,r Of q pyereutr, G;r HE
Ir;,. -. In Harm 2yDa moi,
Is Ulhaf Time did nan hnyrss, yoitr Gro,
anal L,'r2wtng lotb-,enrin~
10 NLeuir1 he crou medsurcd and ho,r
n,,.L7-'Iov. ooh. mcasureJ 20 : ~ hush.
a t"''
% Gina N. time Of L,bo, !, y,,c5,,,
,bec,on One dav ulou,hin,, and harrow
,",. 100 Ioxs LHryrs,inr
% Uas N, s.os,n b,,n c,ro,obl, or nm.
20. fI'' c'' ..'1 Va, ,.c.r',.
I,iL
CutS v HAYWARD
- -. ~ - " - -
,rS,r;.,., 1Vb.,,
raised by JAS HAN'lroS 2d Of Bddpof',
,,birh took the s,cond premium of s. 90.
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SENArE.-The joint resolution authorizing
the President to confer the rank of Lieuten-
ant General by brevet was passed-Ieas 81,
Nays lG.
MIR. Rusk laid on the table, to be printed,
numerous amendments intended TO be OIL
fered to the postage bill.
HousE.-Mr. Bayly, from the Committee
of Ways and Means, reported The Army
appropriation | in. Referred TO the Oom'
miiiee of the Whole
The House resumed the consideration of
tho resolution reported yesterday for the re-
lief of Thomas Richie for losses sustained
ON account of executing the Congressional
Printing. After prolrAcled debate, during
which motion to lay on the table was lost,
Yeas 90, Nays ll0-the resolution was re-
committed to the Committee on Printing,
with instructions to enquire and report
whether Mr. Richie has executed the work
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o.. tTllr Wc bfWN ~ tiDtI 40 lfoH"' ." Z
4. crop.--ro plounhnQ 80
To narrowing and sowing LOO
To moving -
To getting il up 10 The harm 30
Te2 l.2 hlshel, u seed 2sl
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
&50 Reward,

ED ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the g. night of the 2d inst, negro man named JOHN, aged about % years; from , feet io inches to $ feet high, weighs about l6o lbs; stands and walks erect; finely proporhoned quick, active and strong; speaks promptly and sensibly; the little finger of his right hand crook ed, so that he cannot straighten it when tis hand Is open; eyes somewhat red, caused ne says, by working in rolling mill. lie IS some thing of carpenter.
 Said boy, is thought, took steamboat up oi down, as they passed both ways that night, stop ping at the Wharf Had on thread-bare pea jacket, cottonade pants, linen bosom shirt, and a pair of new negro shoes, No. 10.
 I will give the above reward if appfehendet out of the county, or twenty-five dollars within the county, and secured until get him.
 w. R. RIGHTOR.
 Helena Arks., August 5, 1851.
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
FALL. & WINTER.
FE7HE undersigned are now prepared to offer -1 large supply of
 DRY GOODS.

suited to the above seasons, at prices reduced from any previously offered in this market, and would only say, any person wishing any thing i'll our stock, shall be pleased in GooDs, and better still in PRICES.
 A large lot of Boofs g. Shoes Hats g. Cups, Ready-neade Clothes, Hord- ,0are S Queens scare, Iron g. NaHs; Sugar, CoGee, 0nd Jlo- tasses,-all or any part of which we will sell as low for Cash, or its equivalent, as any house ill the South or West.
 N. B.-Bagging $, Rope are deposited by +. Il. FRASER & Co, for the benefit of their customers, at Louisville prices, with freight and charges added on cost and carriage. As the approaching season foreshadows short prices and short crops, we are resolved to re- dnce our profits so as to enable the purchaser of Goods to get the most we can afford for the smallest amount of money, thus carrying out mutual benefit system.
 MYRTLE & FRASER.
 Front R0sc, HeterG, ArkS. August 30, 1851.
 rg7 Cotton shipped by us for Planters aP- plying.
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
BULLS SARSAPARILLA

TT IS PUT UP IN FULL QUART BOTTLES, l and contains the strength of SIX TIMES as much pure Honduras Sdrsaparllla any similar preparation in America Price one dollar per bottle or SIX bottles for five dollars
 It has been well established fact for years past that Sarsapara when pure and properly prepared, was the only true penacea for all diseases originating from e impure of the blood, the of mercury noXlca ting drinks evil habits Ill youth, barrenness &C. We boldly assert JOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the public that is prepared on strictly scientific prncl- pes and of uniform strength. The SarsaparIa Is pur chased without regard price, and every pound before being used is subject he strctest chemical tests and its genuineness ascertained before being used
 Bulls Sarsaparilia also contains the virtues Of seye- ra other valuable medical roots, together forming the best compound and producing THE GREATEST CURATIVE AGENT IN THE KNOWN WORLD! This medicine, when used according to directions,
 FILL CURE WITHOUT F.4LL! Scr0fIa or Kings EUa, Cancers, Iumors, Erupfions of tho Skin, ErySpelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingUorm or Tetter, Scodd
 Head, Rhe,Imuism, Pains nR lie Bones
 or Joints, old Sores and Ulcers, StceH- ing ofMe Glands, Syphilis, Dypep-
 sia, Sat Rheufl, Diseases 0f He
 Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, Dis
 eases arising from he use of
 Mercury, Pain n the Side and
 Shoulders, General Debility, Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice, Cosveness Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections, and all other diseases tending to produce
 CONSUMPTION,
 Liver Complaint Female Irregularities and Com paints, Sick and Nervous Headache, Low Spirits, Night Sweas, Exposure or lmPrudence Tn Lie, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and IS spring and summer drink and general tonic for the system and a gentle and pleasant purgotive far superior to Blue Lick or Congress W ater Salts or Seidlitz powders
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
Patent Plantation Corn Hill,

TlHlS Mill differs from all others in the construction l of the Upper or Runner Stone, which is composed of French Burr Blocks enclosed in a Cast Iron Case that forms the back and hoop of the Stone with Cast Iron Eve, bush that Is of greater external diameter the bottom than the top this is secured the back by four bolts that every block in the form o dove tail This gives greater strength to Stone than any other method which is required in small mills, where the Stone with great syeed, and becomes danger ous if not strongly made It also gives any weight to a Stone of small diameter that is required, without hay ing it thick or high, which makes 1t top-heavy.
 This mill is a square frame made of wood CT cast iron in the form of a busk, wh Bridge tree, Spindle Balance, Rine, Driver, and Regulating Screw, and grinds upon the same principle as large m differing only in the Runner Stone; this being of great weight enables it grind of grain with less power than any other mill; portable and may be attached to Steam Water, Horse or Hand power.
 Jos II. BURROWs, of Cincinnati, IS the inventor, fol which he obluned Letters Patent in 1872 For all in
 ingements he purchaser will be held responsible to the right of using
 These Mills do not require mil-wrght to set them up; and all that is necessary put them in operation is attach band to the pulley the Spindle with drum sufficiently large to run the 2f inch Mill 21O re volutions per minute attached Gin Water. Steam Power By the steady application or two-horse pow CT the Mill will grind six eight ous els per hour, o good meal; and will grind Wheat well as Corn The 70 inch m if put to its fullest speed will rlnc from 10 10 s bushels per hour
 These mlis arc warranted be in every respect a: represented
 Having been appone sole agents for the sale of tho above Alills in this section of cCunry, we will keer constantly hand the different sizes and will furnish planters upon reasonable can be had in Gin cinnat New Orleans
 May 24, I85ll H P.COOLIDGE & co.
 ALSO Constantly on hand, w. STEWART'S newly improved Corn anu Cob Crusher known by the name of Ohio and Kentucky Stock Mill, which wIl break and grind fom l5 to 30 bushels per hour.
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
Fresh Drugs G Medicines.
DFpTTTY & COMFORT

Ohio Street, HELEN.4, .4RK.4NS.4S,
 E5 Fl AVE on hand large and well selected
 a E supply of fresh and genuine Drugs, Med icines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass V are, Surgical Instruments, Dye Stufs, Perfumcry, Stationery, etc, which they are offering to sell on lower terms than they were ever offered in this market. Their stock is large and the plan- ters and Physicians may rest assured that they will get fresh and genuine medicines. Plan ters, Physicians, and others are requested to call and examine before purchasing. They are selling on usual terms to punctual customers, and all orders from the country will secure prompt attention. Their store is at the sign ot the Mortar and Pestle, on Ohio street, opposite lhe Courthouse. Below they mention few Ileadlng articles:
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
Ureal Bargains for Planters.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. gEayIIE following list.of fine cotton lands are
 n for sale by ". H. RINGO, Agent--and any information wanting in regard to terms can be obtained by calling on the agent in per son, or by letter, (post paid) directed to Helena,
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
CONSUMPTION,
BETTER TESTIMONY

Ihdn 1CdS cceT 0UeTeN W WJNUOT OT 0IY 1IeUt-
 cine-Read he testimony of Dr. lioore.
 Mir John Bull; I have no hesitation in saying that believe your Sarsapara be the best article ufactured for the of Scrofula Syphilis and many other Cuaneous GIanular Affections having used with entire success in numbers ofthe above eases.
 Louisville, Dec. 26, lSt7. JAS N. MOORE.
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
Commissioners Sale
IN ST. FRANCIS COUNTY

IN ST. FRANCIS COUNTY. MTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That A1 the undersigned, as Commissioner ap- pointed by the Honorable the Circuit Court ot St. Francis county, and State of Arkan- saS, at the April Term of said Court, A. D. 1851, in and by the decree of that Court then renderedin certain cause therein then pending. in Chancery, in which Henry L. Biscoe, Sandford A. Faulkner, John Dren- nen. James H. Walker. and Luther Chase, as Residuary Trustees of the Real Estate Bank of the State of Arkansas, were con- plainants, and Thomas Casbeer was defend ant, will, on the first day of the next Octo- Der Term of said Court, it being the 9th day Of October, A. D. 1851, at the door of the Courthouse, in the county aforesaid, between the hours of o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock p. NJ. of that day, expose to sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, the following described land, lying and be- ing situate in said county, 10 wit:
 The North west quarter of section twen- ty-three, (23) in Township six (6) North, of Range three (3) East;
 To pay and satisfy the sums following, 10 wit:
 $l5l due October 25th, l643,
 $l45 due October 25th, l844,
 $l39 due October 25th, lS45,
 $l33 due October 25th, l846,
 $l27 due October 25th, lS47,
 $l2l due October 25th, IS48,
 $ll5 due October 25th, IS49,
 $l09 due October 25th, 1850,
 And interest on said several sums from the times they respectively fell due until paid, at the rate of ten per centum per an- mum: subject to the further charge of four hundred and twenty-five dollars, balance of the debt due, and renewable 25th October. 1851, adjudged by the Sourt aforesaid in the cause aforesaid.
 ROGAL F. SUTTON.
 Commissioner. August 30, 1851.
Southern shield., 1851-09-27

Capt. k. LODWlCK, .EAVES Memphis every Sunday and Thurs HA day mornings at m, connecting a Napoleon with the Arkansas river Mail Boats on Friday and Monday, and with the White River Mail Boats every Monday.
 Leaves Napoleon every Monday and Friday at o'clock p m, connecting at Memphis with the NashUiUe and Cincinnati Pocket8
 The Emily passes HELENA every Sunday 8' Thursday nights, at o'clock, going do,cn, and
 Every Tuesday & Saturday mornings, at 6 o'clock, going up.
 WiIattend to all orders for Merchandise, and any business entrusted 10 her, with care and at tention.
 Shippers and the travelling community may rely on her regularity and punctuality.
 June 2S, 1851.
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
Commissioners Sale
IN MONROE COUNTY.

N OTCIE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Ay the undersigned, as Commissioner aP- pointed by the Honorable the Circuit Court within and for the county of Monroe and State of Arkansas, in and by the decree of said Court rendered in a certain cause in said Court pending, in ChanceTy, al the April term thereof, A. D. 1851, in which Henry l.. Biscoe, aud others, as Re sduary Trustees of the Real Estate Bank of the State of Arkansas were complain ants, and Augustus B. White, and others, were defendants, will, on the first day of the next October term of said Circuit Court, it being the 20lh day of October, A D.. 1851, at the door of the Courthouse, in said County, between the hours of9 o'clock A. M. and , o'clock P. M. of that day, expose 10 sale, 10 the highest and best bidder, for Cash in hand, the following described lands, lying and being situate in said county, 10 wit:
 The Southeast quarter of Section three, (3) and
 The South half of the North east quarter of Section three;(3)
 In Township three @ South, of Range one CD West.
 Containing together two hundred and forty acres of land, to pay and satisfy the amounts following to wit:
 S1O,S6 due 25th October, 1S42,
 $l74,SS due 25th October, l843,
 $l6S,4S due 25lh October, l844,
 $l62,08 due 18th October, lS45,
 $l55,6S due 18th October, lS46,
 $l49,28 due 25th October, lS47,
 $l42,SS due 25th October, lS4S,
 $l364S due 18th October, lS49,
 $l30,0S due 25th October, 1850, And interest on said several sums from the dates at which they. respectively fell due until paid, at the rate of ten per centum per annum, subject to a further charge of six hundred and twenty-six dollars, due and renewable on the 25th of October, 1851 adjudged by the said Court in said cause.
 JOHN A. HARWICK,
 Commissioner. August 30, 1851.
Southern shield., 1851-09-27
F. M. D. SIMMONS YEGETABLE
 Liver Medicines,

IN TIN DoxEs AIR TIGHT, FRESH AND GENUINE, AND HIS
 PURIFYING PILLS. THIS justly celebrated Medicine-the best ever in | vented for restoring the system to healthy tone of action is to be had in Helena To the general diseases of females, thIs medicine has no equal and thousands of certificates could and have been publish ed, attesting it's great virtues.
 It IS deemed unnecessary to say more, it's notori- ety and general in the Southern and Western States is very great and it's character generally known For sale at DEPUTY & COMFORTS. May 10, 1851.