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For the Enquirer.
OF We EHqUTeT
ATrENTIoN-sLASII COTTAGE, 9TH JULY, 1851.

Messrs Editors The biz "bust ups is of q,
this celebrated place the 4h and for the credit OF Rich
nund lei Saser invoke the kind attendance OF her good
citizens OH that occasion. Think Of the nducemcnsony
SO 20 he pleasant and commodous Of
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany and your eGabes the scraps to be in.
cuded in the So. WE'LL then the stroll in the cool
shadc-a little refreshing breath of country airn o on the
gruss-e glimpse grand array OF beauty be there
from Richmond city and The adjoining counties There bach
los % may possibly get look into the mystic OF
the future far their matrimonial desnies concerned
they will there and then be able in Thoughts that breathe
and words that burn" whisper those "duce; strains" in
the of bonnie lassies-hey will have,
fe opportunity dcscan upon the beauties OF nature such
fruitful theme for ovesick swains bachelors included
But also take ourselves out of This dusty hot city
and celebrate in the sold time; fashion, the glorious
anniversary our Independence We stand the
ground which is the nativity Of Henry and Ciay-"pa
mobile rntrum"--erery thing will be arranged for comfort
and pleasure and the accomGGo htions &c. being the
extensive SCALE corresponding appreciation of this
"penude Of mercy" ought be- exhibited day. So
don't think of staying in Richmond the 4th No. indeed
Every body viii be thar.abous "Hsgedy" has it, Show
galantry gentsi the mark go 10 Sas Cottage
and you will pretty ladies in squad than you
have before will shortly Advice Cratic BY
SLASHER.
N B.-Ths will be return the days of "Chiyalry."
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PROGRAMME OF CELEBRATIoN
FOURTH OF JULY. 1851, EY THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF TIL
FIRST RAPIlAC CHURCH.


fbNlIE School will The Church
u? an "n IL Procession precee, by the Blues Band ard
a~ch Boad 70 Grace down Grac,
through ,hc Square 10 the Church.
Order q. EAecses al the Church Music by Band-"S,ar
Spaneei Banner Prayer by Rev Manly. J National HYMN
by the school Address by Hugh W. Shesy, Esq Augusta
county iiym ooSo Ages BY the School, Music By tie Band
HAL Columbia y
er which the Schn" will retire basement 10 nartake OF
July 3
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ANOTHER SLAVE EXCITEMENT

ANOTHER SLAVE EXCITEMENT.
New BEDFORD, july 2-'rhe Captain vi the brig Com.
merce, hence Portsmouth. Va, wres that Johnson G
negro and OF his crew. had been seized and HAVING
his free papers with him. had been sold into slavery Muci
Indignation is i.l here the subject, Johnson had re-
sided IN the place many years. and well 10 b.
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If the following in the Southern Press be rue
there strange Inconsistency between Mr. Suarls theory
and his practceand he did merit the applause which
welcomed that particular portion of his Speech
with so much JUNCTION from the Southern Portco of our
State Capitol
Mr. S,uarts boast Of great impaaly in repudiang dis.
unonsts both North and South is perhaps be received
like all the modern pledges Of mpar,ia,y between the
sections The important Office in the Department Of
ronage Of the department in Wisconsin is regulated in
uenccd, informed by Governor Doty Of that State
free soicr. Mr. Sprague, late member of Congress from
that State Michean and who voted against the compro
mise is appointed Indian agent. The Rev. Mr. Collins one
OF the chief clerks, is told, the who made the
most bitter opposition Bishop Andrews in the Methodist
conference whereby the church divided And dues it
we'll become Mr.. Stuart In this state Of things to go
down Richmond and proclaim his patriotic adherence Of
innist Nnrth md SI,Ilth1
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CONVENTION YESTERDAY.

We confined TO brief notice. BY decided vote the
order for afternoon sessions rescinded well the
order take the ayes and in committee of the whole
Mr.. Martin of Henry presented the resolutions of meet
ing in that county, in favor of recunsideng the basis
PROMISE Mr.. NJ said that being satisfied that his district
in favor Of acquiescng in the compromise he did
feel justified in going for reconsideration. This, is
thought will settle the question against consideration
Several propositions the subject of taxation dis
cussed and withdrawn. Dir Wise moved a substitute on
ceptng leave 10 proceed courtesy claiming The right
10 he bound by such rule rather excited debate spang
upon his point. Mr. Voolfolk moved that the hoar rule be
rescnded but the Convention adjourned without taking
vote,
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
DIED We !nsday tn. =: luly infant f
Clay aged four months and 81 days Ills take place al
Ia ocek Saturday uly. the his father
Clay Of FtI The friend AMI
acquntance OF Tie family respectfully invited without
the Sd day OF July in this city, proacted illness
HEHNlNGHAI H. LII oNS. cnnoI. OF James Lyons in the
SD The
residence OF her husband Marshall seet III ~ ococE A
OH Saturday.
DIED IN Williamsburg, Tuczlay, LIST inst, Measles. MARY
LOUISE ony child Of Hubert and Mary Lelebyrc three
ycar4 myi.hs.
Dfo quarter 2oclock yesterday CHARLES EUGENE
son "i Dr. - BhickES, a ed year.
IL !..ef! tag inac= ihs 10
rcun, ssi q aict, : " '' "
ODD FELLOWS HALL!
S1TL OPEN THIS EVENING the largest Painting in III.
fS Wor!h!!i HUTCHING.S Moyie Panorama OF the
sea and Sor % ho Mediterranean. The Panorama Will
nence MOVING Every Evening the week, s O'Clock
9tD Admission y cenl--Io half price. July i-l.
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MR.. WEBSTER AT CAPoN SPRINGS.


AS part Of tho history of the lines, repubish from
the Baltimore Sun an outline of the speeches made by Mr..
Webster and other distinguished in the Valley Of Vir
glna. The National lntcigencer contains much fuller
sketch of Mr. Websers speech, which, have doubt
characterized by much glowing eoquence and
feeling, any effort of his life The refreshing water and
delightful air. of the Capon Valley, have thrown
vigor into his veins While thank him for his frank and
manly defence Of the fugitive slave law and Of its faithful
execution confess shuddered little read
his ominous woIds as follows:
"But one thing gentlemen be assured of-he frat step
taken in the programme of secession which shall be
al infringement oil the Constitution the laws will be
mnisration that should tely any such vo-
aon of The Constitution and the law eiectually and
And can assure you, gentlemen that all with whom
am at present associated in the Government entertain The
decided purpose" Renewed applause, with cheers
Now, if this any thing at ALL it conveys determ
nation and threat put down. by force any secession
ment on the part of South Carolina Daniel Webster, and
consolidation administration, are TO judge when the Con-
.titution violated by sovereign State and them
selves ready her into submission by force This
language, regret see conflicts with the language
of Mr. Webster In his Annapolis Speech construed it,
IF carried into practice, it have the fatal
eusfor what reasonably contend tina, the first a
pcation of force the first Federal gun fred Sovereign
State will sound the kne Of The Unon7 Let the Federal
Government employ force against Sovereign Srnc;
the Union will not be worth preserving Let Mr. Fillmore
and Dir. Webster look 10 il.
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ware voted with me in the affirmative, and george nc
ha atypD
r..sss.s e.o.o Tho nnru Of CHRISTOPHER Marshall


Extracts from the Diary of Christopher Marsna'':
july 9Th l776-Near eight, went Committee fn,oSo
phical Hail. where eight members were voleu ~. nv, omd
by majority of whom have no oblrcon 70,
rise agree support al the m JclnIe At
agreed that the Declaration of Independence DC @
The State House. next second day. Al le sum- .,
he,e annoin,ed who are to convey pile OF casks esc
ted upon the commons, for the purpose Of BONFIRE ana Inc
arms placed top. A, e,oren won,
of INSPECTION he Inc dge ousd h.
COMMITTEE safety $50 in body to the STATE
House ward where in the presence OF great
eon h 1890; Of independence read by John
Th people hs %s2e aSen 10y
-, D Coo House at the same time. From there
some of US went 10 Arnages tavern stayed I'LL one
wen, and dined at Paul Fookes lay down there after din
ner Iii Ave Then and the French engineer went WIN
me to the where the same was al each
the FIVE ba,taons ,L; ;. . ,h ;h,
oohr r This county, to in Convention were cleo
ted yery quietly nj the State House. go
Fine Starlight pleasant evening. There were honires
nnp bells with other great demonstrations OF JOY upon
| ,ha snnnnimity and agreement of the Declaration
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1t with the deepest pain we announce the death of
Mrs Henningham Lyons, wife of James Lyons Esq. She
breathed her last yesterday about p b. after proraced
illness. She Of the ladies' we ever knew
and her kind heart enriched with noblct Christian
yirfnes Pence 10 her lovely snilit
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Huchngs' Panorama at Odd Fellows Hail. is said to be
we'll worth Of visit.
PUBLIC MEETING IN MECKLENBURG
At a meeting Of The people OF Meckenburg county. on
Monday 1a bs h tsI 1d WI" ESQ
Secretary.
On motion Leton Ta2eweil B. ". Leigh and Bey
Jones were appointed committee wait upon Messrs
VIM 3. Goods and Edward R. Chambers and request them
TO address the meeting upon the subject the Basis
" adopted BY the Convention in committee Of the whole
Each OF the gentlemen called upon addressed The people,
and their addresses occupying about hour and half
were received 9th breahess attention and profound
rest.
The day being somewhat advanced the formay of com
ittee was dispensed with, and The following resolutions
were offered by Ltteton Tazewen, ESQ.,
Resolved That regard the Basis OF Representation
combining equally the elements of taxation and population
liberal compromise of the Basis question: the of
the East and that unwilling 10 assent TO any Cons
tuition which shall make further concession.
g. Resolved That, Virgnians, We cherish deep nau
rul attachment to every part of beloved Commonwealth
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Making Ia per cent for the year ending
Aug, l, 1851. Said per centage to be cast on
the original amount of The premium note,
without reference TO any endorsement, and TO
be paid To the Treasurer, at his Office, in
Montpelier, on or before the 18th day of Oc-
!obef 1881 being the day Of the annual meet.
ing OF said conf any.
As heretofore, list OF persons insured in
The several towns, with the amount oc assess
menls due liom each spectively, will he for.
waTdcd 10 the Representative elect, TO the leg
stature, by whom moneys may I've forwarded
10 the Office.
viii The Members of the Company please
bear in MIND that by sending the small amount
OF the assessment due from each, respectively
TO the office, promptly, at the time specified,
they will much advance their own interests
saving vast amount of labor in The treasury
department, and to themselves a considerable
item in postage and interest TO which they
will be subjected in cases OF neglect
J. E. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
insurancv Office, Montpelier, Aug u, 1851.
II: 3w
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RIP1')N.

The resident ami non resident proprielors If
the town of ElpVcN, ia The County of Ad.
JiSon, ale hereby notified. HAT the taxes asses.
scd 10y said Town wi,h.f the year next ptcced-
ing this date, .einln cilhcr 10 whole Or in parf
unpaid, on The following described lands in
said town, to wit
The toiiowing are within the csa,feredbounds
Of Rp'on
Lot No. 81, 81 Div, EISht or Solomon Booth
belonging to the estate Of VIM. 3. Martin.
Lots No 81 and l0l--l.I and 81 Div. Right
Of Benjamin Bclrdsley.
Lots No LOG and l20-lSt and ID Div. Right
of Joseph Burough s-Uriah F. Arnold,
owner.
Lot No. I22-2d Div Right Of Matthew law
iey-set In list 10 Bid and Eveits.
North hall OF lot No. 79-lst Div Right of
Francis lIawey-sei in li,llo Fl C,gs-
North half Of lot M. 7l-lst Div Right of
joseph llawley-sel in list TO Luman COgS-
well.
Lot No. 36-ls: Div.-Right of Hezekiah
Clark.
GO acfes lot No I'D Div. Right of Joseph
Hawley-west end OF lot. and set in list to
Enoch and Jacob Dewey
Lots No. &c and 4S-lst and 81 Div. Right
ofDavd Summers Jr.-sei in list to f.. G..
and l. Drake
Llts No. s6-ISi Division. Right of Hawkins
Nichols, and No. lO5, LIST Div.-Right OF
Jonathan NchUS-sel in list 10 estate oi Jos.
Dyar.
Lot No. 22-2d Div Right ofIsaac Hawley-
set in list to Elisha Fuller
25 acres of lot No. iG-2 Div. Right OF
Thomas Hawley, west end of LOT, set in list
to Hiram H. Huilbut.
East half Of lot No ls-2i Div. Right of Eli
sha Mlls--Set in list to IL. II. Hall.
LOT No i0-lSt Div. Right o! Theophilus
MiddlehrookS.
Lot No 26,--2d Div. Right Of Theophilus
MddlcirnukS.
20 acres Of lei No. l0i-2d Div and lot No
39-l'i Div. Right of Stephen Middlcbrook
Lot No. a0-2i Div Right Of Francis IIawley
-Scuver Mills owner.
Lot No, 3S-lst Div. Right ofJobn Olcot.
1925 acres of after Division OF right OF land, set
in List 10 Pore, Peak, and Hawley
Lot No 2o--lsl Div. Right Of Elisha Rxford
Lot No 95---2d Div. Right OF Ephraim Curtis
set in list to Ehenczar Rider.
Lot No. SOL Div. Right osJohn Wooster
set in list TO s & d Severance.
Lots No. l2f- I'D Div. Right Of Abel Thomp-
son and No. sS-lSl Div Right OF Abraham
Thompson, set in list to Flarlla Smith.
Lot No l25--2d Div.--Richl of David Sum
meTs.
Lot No. i2s--2d Div Right of Abraham
Underhil.
Lot No. l33--ist Div.--Ri'h Of Cyrus IIaw-
lev--set in list 10 II. " Walker.
l.oi No 42--lst Div.--l,iehi Of Thomas Wake
lev C Caldwell, owner
100 o AFT liyisun of he nj Unyid FIJI
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a!N5gN
A~rrritfrrn
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES,

Tn nursua,co oIi,u IApDEtrI
MORE p,esiden, Of lie irni,ed s,a,es If a.
mer;ca do Le,sh,, decisre and naIo Lnau,n
Thai a nnblic ssie viii be beld a, Tho Ind
Of;co y, g., g. NJ no, Ia H. So ~
Nicbigan con,n,encina on Mondav ,ho ,,,on.
tv.seven,h dsv nr 0c,n5sr noyi ~ , no d;sno-
sal oc those scc,inns and ra,,s Of soc,;ons of
nnhlic ianJs s,,r,,cd ,,;,b;n Tho i,,n;,s Of he
olIowing nsrned ,ovnsh;ns AL Tr,c,ionaj
,o,vnshiSos aa,nsad S,' ,,,i,''l,oi ~,
cbsscd nr r eTSvd " ,h ie%sS ,nUe pH,
inc mineral In which ars e eT9bracsd n. tracts
which conld no, n" reaUo, S ia.s
&c no olf,rcd nn,de y ,he prns;den'iS nroclawa
inns n, Tho OH IF Jnnnars tssS rorJ Line
Is,h ia5n "a srnh go, "nu y'ns
70 nn,v r, "'u snd ,ro ,r,,i,eJ -, ha ra
ofsrsd unTe, 10 ""u %' np 'Io 40, or,;.
,iad Il ".'.' Wv, wy " Wv ".s Gu,
me IA" n' sp e"H ~ "e npe p,re o
,,ic, In N;ch;sa, .ra ,ho c'h.rro,,a i;s,r;c,
~ W y, n'en,s"" anu 'nc Cm n u,S',.u
Is,O ,o wi,. "fr'''0" -''' "'F'''"''' -
=,
worm " Inc base line AMI 'ceH " the pTH-
cipdt meridtdn,
Townships forIy.seven, foriy-eisht, and for
v.nine, of range twenty-five.
townships forly-seven, forty eight, forty
nine, and iiIiy eight OF range twenly-sit
townships illty-eight and liy.nine, of range
twenty-sev"n.
Townships fifty one, 6lly-two, and hity-eighi,
OF range overweight
Townships fly-one, f1y-two hflv-seven,
hlty-eight,and titty-nine. Of range iweniy-nine.
Townships fifty. ?ne ffty-lwo, fIty-six, fifty
seven, and tlly-eighi, Of range thirty.
Townships fiiy-one, fity-six, hlly-seven,
and fifty eight, OF range ihirw-onc.
Townships hiiy-one, filty-fOur, fifty-fve, fifty
six, filly-seven, and tily-eight, Of range thirty
two.
Townships fifty -four, fy-five, fifty, six, and
ffly-seven, Of range thirty-lhree.
Townships flly-three, hily-lour, fity-fve,
and nifty six, and township sixty.fiye, on Isle
Royale, OF range lhirty-four
Townships flfty-iwo, flty-three, and fifty
four, of range thirly-6ve.
Townships fiity-two and fity-three, of range
thirty-six.
townships hfty-one, hiiy-two, and hiiy-three,
oil range lhiriy-seven.
township hity'onc, OF range ihirty-elght.
township fitty.one, OF range lh:rly.nne.
Township fily lone, OF range forty.
Townships fifty and fiily.one, Orange forty
one:
Townships for,y-eight, iorty-nine, fifty, and
hfty-one, OF range iortytwo.
Townships forty.eght, forty-nine, fifty, and
lilty-one. OF range fnr,y-'hree.
Townships forty eight, iOrly-nine, my and
iilty-onc. oil range foriy-fnur.
Townships forty eight, forly-nine, and fifty,
Of range forty-fve.
Townships ioriy'nine and fifty, of range
torty-sx.
Townships iorty-Six, iortyseven, forty-eight,
and forty-nine, oil range fofty-seven.
Townships forty seven and foriy.eighf, of
range forty eight.
Township iorty-eight, Of range loity-nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of
choolS, military and other purposes, together
with Those swamp and oveIf, wed lands
made unfit thereby for cultivation if any.
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n o Il T. f.
TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESS.
Ets, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMlTTEES of
MINERAL LANDS.

~
TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND 10 LESS.
Ets, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs of
MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled TO the right ofpIe-emp-
ton to any OF the lands above mentioned is re-
qured TO establish the same to the satisfaction
Of the Register and Receiver al SAUL Ste. Ma
RE, and make payment therefor, as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement of
the public sale of the lanes embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feled.
And every person having the right, under
the act entitled an act TO establish a land of.
ice in the northern part Of Michigan, and to
provide for the sale Of the mineral lands in the
State of Michigan" approved lSt March, 1877,
as lesSeesi occupants, or permitces, to enter,
to the extent Of their leases or PERMITS any OF
the lands above mentioned, and who are enti-
He'd under the act entitled "an act TO reduce
the minimum price 1 the Mineral lands in the
Lake Superior district. Michigan, and the
Chippewa district, in Wisconsin, approved
26th September, 1850, Ito enter the land COW
cred by their leases, occupancy, and permits
respectively" al The minmumprice of 81 25
per acre or, if covering more than one full
section, "entilled, on the surrender Of such
lease or permit at the proper land office, 10
purchase, il he shall elect TO do so, one full
section" at the rate of 81 so per acre, is rcqnir-
ed TO establish the same 10 the satisfaction OF
the Register and Receiver at Sault Ste. Marie
and make payment, herelor as soon as practi-
cable AFTER seeing this notice, and before the
day appointed for the commencement Of the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed; otherwise such claim will he forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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In this vilageon Saturday, the 23d inst, An
TIun DAVID, only chilli OF David end Abby
A. Piper, aged months.
In Brandon, August Gath at the residence OF
her son, ANNA widow of Joseph +. Higgins,
formerly OF Bridport,) aged 81 years and
months. Papers in Connecticut and Northern
New York please copy.
In Luzerne, Warren County, N Y, BERSrcE
SrIcKvEY consort Of Benjamin Stickncy, aged
about al years.
In Randolph, Columbia Co. Wis, Aug. Sd
Of Bilious Cholic, Mr. LUTHER OLIVER, form
crly Of Leicester, VT, nged 80 years.
Mr.. Oliver was on honest industrious man. lie with
his wife and four children had chosen home in north
western Wisconsin. lie had but just commenced OF
eratons in his home lie called to part with
friends and Nil earthly pursuits aud Ivy the stern real
tiles of Eternity Our deceased friend met his fate
with that frmness which none but the Christian can
possess. We truly sympathisc with his heroavod
fficnds in the loss OF kind neghbor, friend
the Sabbath School, and faithful member of the
Church. But we hope aud trust that loss is his
eternal gain. NJ. II.
Brandon Post please copy.
In Shoreham, on the 10Th inst, of Dysentc-
ry, Mai. Moan CALLESDER, aged So years and
6monihs-a native Of Sheffield, Mass.
The deceased among the first settlers IF the
town. lie came with his intlier bet the rcvolu-
tionary war-wns driven of by the British In dans-
returned the close of the and after enduring the
hardships and pfivniiuns incident to country,
lived to beautiful farms take the place of the dense
forrst-ocmforable dwellings the place of the log hut
kindly greetings ofncghbors and friends the race of
the warwhoop Of a savage foe lie was most Kind and
indugcnt parent aud died as he had lived without an
enemy-his charity having ubuunded towards all men
Ills body has returned to dust from whence it came,
and his spirit to God who gave it,
At the residence of his father ia shcburnr, VT, on
the 18th inst, rEPHES DECATUR SPEAR, of the firm
Of Catlin Spear, Burlng!I n. aged % years n
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The totloWing are within the chartered bounds
of Hiddlebury
p acres of the Kyle farm-set in the list to
George Brown.
100 acres of the Right of Charles Brewster-3d
Div
40 acres of the Right of Noah Chitenden-ad
Div.
So acres-sct in the list 10 the Estate of John
100 acres of the Right of Ebenezer Field-sd
Div
100 acres of tho Right of Ebenezer Hanchet ir
set in list to James Hodgeman, ct al.
a acres-set in list to YIN. Harrington
100 acres, set ia list TO Eli Mathews lie.
south of Sd hundred acre Div. of Ebenczer
Field
lo0acres of the Right OF Benjamin Paris-3d
Div.
100 acres of the Right Of Bethel Sellick-so,
in list 10 David Selick.
80 acres of the Rights of Elisha Sheldon & 10
siah Stoddard
Div.
200 acres Of the Right of Jeremiah How &
yonn oirong-3d Div, EACH set in list tc
Joseph Warner
The foAoring are piihin the chartered bound,
Of Goshen.
West half Of Lot No. sO--lOo acres-Richt Of
DAVID Andrews--se' in list to the Estate OIL
10 acres of West half Of lot No. 40. Right OF
Nathaniel Gardner--N. f. corner--Set in
list to Asa g. George G. Chapman.
100 acres of the Right Of Hope Lathrope-Io
No. 63-east half--set in list to Estate Of
Thomas Fuller.
100 acres Of Lot No G7--eenlre of lot No. N
a S.-Right of Daniel Janes--owned b,
George Thompson.
100 aeres.-West half of lot No. sc Right O
Samuel Safford-Peter Starr, Agent.
Lot No. 20-ihe Right of Abel Store.
100 acres OF the Right OF Joshua c. Bostwick-
North half of lot No. 65--set in list to JohI
Wood.
ais acres Part OF I'd & sd Dir. of Seth Kent
Salisbury part-and part Of lot No. 8 RICH
OF Jonathan Ferry-callsd the Whiteomb lot
set IN list to Rufus Wainwright.
And SO much of said lands will he sold a
puoilc auction, at the dwelling house OF Fred
erick Smith, in Said Ripton on the third day O
October next, at ten O'Clock, forenoon, as shall
DO requisite 20 discharge said Taxes w,th costs
unless previously paid
S. H. HENDRICK, LIST Constable.
Dated at kiPton this 18Th day Of August, A
1901 ls 3w.
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Alio0lrburp Ataoemp.
Notice


Is hereby given that an application will
be made, by petition or otherwise, TO the
General Assembly of the State CT Vermont,
at The next session thereof, for the establish.
ment OF Railroad Corporation, for the pur-
pose of building Railroad from some point
most convenient, at or near the junction ol
the Vermont anil Canada Railroad, with the
Vermont Central al Essex, and thence south
ery, Oh the most feasible route, to some point
or points west Of the East line OF the town Of
Casiletou. most convenient for making a
connection with the Railroad leading from
Whitehall and Rutland Signed by
CHAS w BRADBURY,
w. II. PARKER,
w. H. BIXBY,
SAML MORGAN,
G. I'll. SMITH,
c. o. STEVENS,
HOSEA WILLARD,
SOLON BURROUGHS,
C. T STEVENS.
GEORGE PARKER,
W. II WHITE,
JOHN + ROBERTS,
#. c. STRONG,
V. LAWRENCE,
+. w. BLAISDELL, Jr,
G. w. GRANDEY.
August ~, 1851. l73w.