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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-23
STfLLXy ST. PAUL AND ST. AN
-1G 3s.G. H-i GHONT FALLS. S.+ j 900
FERRY SAINT PAUL,

FERRY At SAINT PAUL.
V1NIE undersigned gives notice. that the proprietor OF
q the Ferry the Lower Landing, has built suitable
boats Tor leTr, ing and teams the Mississippi
river; ana has authorized and employed to perform
the duties OF ferry Nhon the ferry can be
found MIR. Taeys Store Third street, Saint raui.
JAMES THOMSON.
April %, 1851.
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STEAMBOAT EXCELSIOR.

NNTIII. leave st. Anthony for Sank Rapids, ever
w Monday and Thursday, after dinner, oonnCctin
with the arrival and departure Of the lower boats,
Paul June 20, lS5l.-9
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CARPENTERS. AND JoiNERs' TOOLS.

Bench ard moulding Planes, Socket d irimeT chsels,
Hand panel and rip SAWS, Gouges, rules N squares,
Compass, ttnon " webb do Guag.. aud Devils,
AIDES hammers and hatchets, I IunIb and Levels,
Anrers braces and bits Wood& iroA bench screws,
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CAUTION: CAUTIOS:: CAUTIOxa!
take this occasion 10 inform She public that have
the exclusive agency ior sona and vicinity for the
of the following justly and deserrcdiy popular Pam
iIy Medicines: .t ~
Graefenberg Medicines, DR. Swaynes syrup 81 cherry
DIR VIA Sloan's Ontinent, Dr. Swayne's Yermifuge,
/" Cond'n pew'r, DR. Trask's Magnetic Oint'nf
Or Myers sarsaParila, Rockies Iodine Iiniment,
DIR. Silman's hair tonic, DIR. Braggs remedies,
DR.. Champions Fills, DIR. Merchants eagliag oil,
DR. BTisors ~ d b. liEmeHt, DR. Marshalls uterine cath
AESO.-ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer DIR. Chrse's Magnetic Belts
and Fluid Swains Panaeea, Jay nes medicines Wistars
Bslsam Rowauds Tonic Mixture, sc, &c for sale By
GEORGE c. STROTHER,
f"a rs -' ' W Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
July 8. Elrff O. rtr. No. i96 Main street, 6isienfs
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THOS. =. REED & CO.,

TIfOS. =. REED CO., -
EETOULD respectfully announce the citizens Of
w ~. Paul end the Territory generally that h.-y
have just opened fresh and splendid stock OF choice
Liquors consisting OF The best quality of Brandies, Gin,
Whskey, Rum. Wines, Cider, DC. Also. Groceries and
Provisions OF description which they offer for sale
at the lowest prices for cash. Merchants and traders
from the country respectfully invited to give them
call 81 A4afs. ae1aee.a .srt.-ar .s..s... Is
1J'Store on Third street, one door above Jackson.
81. raui Aug. :, ISL. tsr.t. ,eI8D IL tt 2
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HEAVYIIARDWARE.


lanes, pad trees etc., Brass and sily d ornaments
Roller buckles harness do, Brass nails, roscttes.
Brass, pad hooks and tcrrcts Snaers and mueon bits
Ju'd do do do SNiveis and pad screws,
Brass and silvd mart rings Thr ad, avis vanish etc
Ian rein and
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On Saturday Sh inst, MARY aged Of
Brown, and daughter Caleb Van Tasssl Of Yonkers Ny
Her VIII be taken 10 Yonkes this morning at O'Clock
from her late residence 275 TIE Twenty eighth
On Sunday morning. 9th iust, ROBERT NJ CRANE aged a.
years.
friends and and those Of the family broth
H. and ChambeIn respectfully invited
his funeral Tuesday th inst at ~ o'clock
residence Of ChAmb.rn Morton 81 g
Hisremaus viii be conveyed 70 Orange n J. for
Saturday, sth MATILDA, daughter Of the
Smith aged l9 years
friends the friends OF Mrs Matilda Earle
invited attend the funeral late residence, No.
spag street. the Monday at4 O'Clock without further ay
tsuon.
on Saturday evening Of scarlet fever ELAN WARD
ut OF Elan and Helen l. Oney sgsd2 years and 20 days
Tbs friends the family invited ssad the funeral from he
residence Of his athe South seventh Grove J-rsey City,
O'Clock, this Monday afternoon, without further
On Saturday, Sb nsL ROBERT GREAsON aged - II
months and 20 daye
The relative, friends family. Of the
Slip Joners Bsnsvolent Sos respectfully invited 70 attend
this Monday afternoon, H.
from his late residence. 600 Fourth ~
On Saturday sth inst CHARLES POSTLEY, The 6sh year OF
his
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attsni
funeral from the esdsnce Of his law VIM Willis o. East
Twenty second st., On Monday afternoon al O'Clock
On Saturday 6h short Ilness, Mrs BARBARA
WHITFIELD, wits Of George Whitfield deceased 10 ths 18th year
Of her
The friends the family and those Of he, sons Henry George g.
James NJ Kenneth ana John WI tfed aud insw T.
Underh and Rob.rt VAIL particularly invited 70 att nd her u
ssra on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock from her late residence ~
Dsancsy Il ml02t'f
Ga Saturday Afternoon 18th nt AARON B. HEATH tbs Sis;
OF his
and friends respectfully attend hs a
neral Tuesday morning, nth nst 50 O'Clock. from bis s
Il without further HIS
taken 70 Caldwell n. J. for .ntsmsnt
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spoken. &c.

FEB 10 of St yaso, bark supposed the Isabella
Havana for Ceniuesos.
Febs, lat IS lon g. ,hp Ysonan Purdon from Liverpool
Savannah wa Staten Island
FEB lat So lon 81, ship showing white sgaa
red cross IT, supposed the ST George from Liverpool for New
York,
FEB IS, lat 49, ou 90 ship Jos'Phu Day. Gom Cardiff for
New Orleans.
FEB 10 of Cape Clear brig Assas Havre Portsmouth,
Z, icr Charleston
a. Ion g. brig Elvra Peters, Of snd I'm Booa
or Boston for 81 Thomas and Porto Cabsl1.
FEB g. h 50 o. lon IS o. ship Pamgusuct weber
for New Orleans.
FEB 20, 47k lou So large steamer bouni Eoo
doubt hs Warrington I'm Nj ri for Southampton and Bremen
FEB rs An lat a g. Ion %, Br Afrcs
New Yok for Liverpool
Feb as lat 81 20 on 75 bark showing red sral h
March Cape Hstterts SNW Ea y Wsso1 Of srd
I'm Phlace ptia for Chare-tos
March s. lat 81 Is Ion S. brig supposed tue
Florence, Faes I'm Matsuzss for Providence.
March 4 OF South shoa brig Frankln Coib from Portland
Havana
March lat 81 Lon . IS. ship Star Of ,h. West, Lo~s'r from
Bsltnsre FOR Liverpool
Dec To- johannes es brig Putnam Of lave
re Ao1anoqua for johanna The reported loss Of this vses.
eoubt erronsous
FEB i - g. oa 20. ship stsa Mars, Da.ehl fn Rotterdam
Falmouth, =. for Boston
FEB 81 Cape Clear ship Jossphns, Bonho from Liverpool
Tor New rort
Pc 80 h27s lon 81 Oregon, Swan, York soy ~ or
California
F.b 20 ts Is, lon ,poss bark M,atonou Collins nee
for RIO JsHeiro.
march lat IS TO- on 3d. brig Ps4d.s Of soess,s In sa4a
Poston
Mueh4 lat 81 Loo g. S. barb Ausc,n from Portland for rnnad
d. Cuba
Nov IS 49, Ion 81 W, ship waeron Moor. from Btpo,
for San Francsco-out 81 days
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Passengers Sailed

n san'hP Car4bria for L,veyoo-MAdns Agoya Gouban,
Nj smith hsw foTki crghon. New York. Rev ksosh IS
Weed do.
IN sisa~er Mn sy Ber~uia-Mrs Thomas child, Mr. a.
Thompson lady and miapt Jswsit ROsoa; Appleton Boston
Thomas Ksruf.
InseameY JnioA or Ns,r Oreans-A wos.lOck cuisa,
Krg Say dam, w Imam SehoOnnsksr W Da'mofs
Carroll, I Aision-ll 10 stesrags.
IN Aabd=a fer SavdHaah M yan Hook and
Arsh and lady Capt ferry aud kdy, Ms Worhng'o1 Mrs. 10
gan and two Kisses Boan Mss AhdSs Ms Aysr and
Aynsr, Ayuar, Mercer MADDOX, Brown chah
mers. 1osn. Sargent Roseuba R'eg, q Coru.n
Mercer An,,sn- ( Day d Kmbls W Harms, w Kse
e hcLsa0, Fleming Z Dudley, HAfns, Hays, ?
DeInsTe Dursud { b Lampl.y h BanEs Houssnnan
Root, Ra~son, Y Mouogh. Porter LshnAn Nay,
RchsTd } Lee Mr. Hunter. Lpman Miller Marshall,
Nichols, \ stslsy Sands w Hastei, Dayi,on
Nuttsg, w Pppen A DAVIS, Ross-lOi the sissrags
IL sfa~er a0H froN Nee Ov'saSs, Fs5 - 5 Nse f's-
bfDtac mr. aae Mrs vsre sa1 chd Mrs AID dss Fs
tnd two Oh ien. Ltaari Bensoisf M1utol X Camp
So 5.nes bsn1et LADY sad ervant Tsve, asadsos
ger Lestsr w Ckf, Coz L MAsh,l Fa'rs. Barney,
BeItonJ Tiger ran. Dasny Ftss mons E'sr HluaH-
Oliver Carr n lady s1b; M Judon and asnher c
3 " 5LsTpt'rs ssfiekho, MI Mr' Ns~came an
vn ans iNsy MI J'samgs, Don Hon M Flt1sa an
sr BsPus's Mr. Rowland son Cuban q B.rev 10
PER FeiusndsH. Dcmnq1e For Chlo-,1Jai,s w de Mr.,
Rhotea stem rbonp.en an Am ~ e Hart R1sch
w Gray, Allan W Fuushsr c Lloyd Bahms-r chtrlss
CaEans Nf L. dargsp.
Iastsazsr PAsaspAf from N,r Oanf FEB Is for Ctss-e,
r. Watson, edy aEi child Mrs Wsr tive Cd rsn ana ser
vaa Mecca lady and ehd Lsors Astsbaragus Mr.. Dabos
Mrs Alpn2n and servant Mrs suh ana family w BroTn
and lady Mrs Rich Mr. Capt Brown, dagse sell
Howell Lohiensteln Capt Aud, Harris Raphaesky
Levy Kensr K Wsr, w Turner, W DJbson Freerey
d @ BToois, w Wagner 0aad. shanuck, Dsmlris
P.per Tcsro shsrr Lswn'ky. n Lsssky. acss sd
Jas Curnn shau W White W murphy Carol Wssf D1sF
hau, Ksis5 Herbert Hefs- 9 fiass1sr Fss. lev
hoaaa " ison W johnson. Reed Hatnns. kocse p
HAL 100 mssioi 10 Pana~a Railroad &C.
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Ship VIZ Me- of FeE London purchased v Ns.r
Chas Tuctsr Co. OF NBsdiord Continued ID th- wa %
TIE W bult AZ Matt.po-sr- Sslsn
Bato. eminent clip s1s' Of thar place Her entire ss OF
i've oak thoroughly aud hev copper fastened throaEhout shs
sailed from New Bedford her dFst for tue su.r
whale isbsry Al srpenss Of $500
Bsri solomon satus OF Fall RIVER reported 20 have bean
dsrnnsi At Sydney NsW. 40 particulars
Sailed from ST Thomas, PED Il, Msao Der OF Province, w.
z
Al Manila Dec - Jenny, Alien OF and Tor Fasa,.l. sr
cargo.
Sailed from sydnsy rs W. Aug o. Alfred Da,sapor 3 r,r
South Seas
Hong Kong Dec g. sisei, ROYCE Houoiau II. a.
pefisnsd nov Ian 1875 D. heavy gas II Wind from ALI
% o The viii let Of saHs
tosts ard fable other damage
sroten-Hrrch Sandy No 5-trn5 Wv, sclr stlstrs-
Chsprs OF NsN London, ore ri Fhas ap All it
Aurgsde
srolsn- sosats lazy y. n 81 ~. safs La-ass Hlmre-
an 'cf faftaVsr, ig-ise Poets s fagy pei rsporsd
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steamship Emprs City, Wilson, from chasrss FEB -
Kingston jan March With specis and 20 stoas.
Mail steamship Georgia Porter RON ChagIes FEB 7ih and
Havana March 81, With spsce and pass 70 n koosris
Sch Hudson Post Westbrook. d. 10 ballast
Sch Flora Gorha Provcsto- days, hsh and uacker.l
wsnsna Atkins, Pro'ncetOWn d. with ash aad maekes
Sch snpHs Johnson East rsen~ich says ballast. bound TO
Albany.
sloop Oregon. sturgsss, I'm Providence.
slo0p Sea Witch Wells IN Provideacs.
SlOop Thos Hawks, Jones. Providence.
sAILEDstsanshps tBr) Cambns Shannon, for L7srp )oB
Unon Bud5 Orleans Alabama Ludlow FER Savannah
psIer, Merlin, Br) Sampson. for Bermuda
Below brig, unknovn.
wIND-At sunrise, NEi meridian, NJ az sunset SW.
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Bremen Stephan stmks New Castle days,
Barclay Lvhgs'on HIS encountered veyhesy Weahsr stove
bulwaiks. lost boat, "a L, re.
Brig Brooms Trecsrtn MADEIRA Is d With Lsvs Mlu
roe The Arcoe STUN I'm Baltimore for RIO Jsuero,
February Brig YsOus, Keen aid 70 Palermo Jsu e
port, On the day OF SAILING ship hove SIGHT vhs
supposed o. be American cite % passed Of the hull
vessel about 80 FEB R0O TILES north Of Bemlfa,
while gale from NV. pitched into heavy VII CD
carried boon aud started Of her For the lest
days eKpeusn ed tremendous heavy weather with
constant gales from the westward; pass.
Sch Ere, Phnrey Boston, d. with mdss 10 w Hsrrck
Sch Drgo of Sullivan. Pettng from Jacksonville II DAYS III
yellow pine &c joseph Rice Sid company
George SNOW Dodge for Boston ard JONES' Phsds hs
The d has heavy weather. 2sh u dIrrg
lent gale shipped Whch and
Sea Lavina Jane, MORRISON, Jlmss Rvsr, as 10 "a asst
Sch Ida MAILER swadsb0ro NC o. naval stores and
ton 70 Mailer B. Lord
Sch Applests Soul Philadelphia. d, with coal
Sch Ada, BspsOn, Rockporn, De, with feb 20 master
WIED-suLrne EW; msrdtn do; sunset sW AMI c's,r
The Telegraph reports vessels sight from the Highlands at
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT ov WV ToRK..........--MlRcH q


stssmsrs Union, Busd Nsv Oreass sPofors, Tss,oa c.
Alabama, LueloE savaunsh 5 L Michsl
shpe-Auso American. Murdoch San Frauceo. Ogi'a ln
Ius sian Irons.-s; FsrAI, snil, bsi HsT Yea
Hull fhsrlssto1. g Bul.ley.
Bafk-Hsien Umsr NOBLE
Brg-sissrk Osdsr, tSurl Boyer, VIM. .t1a. &C
hayes Ctagrcs Akllthar, Is4o-, Fe1
q, J,hn ~ g a Iaurs CO: Wetm1r= Ws.tsvslt -
vsrnsh John Joass smith. wnamston, &c Ezsbeh Ella ~
mouth sc. Enre EJslon Sc; Patk Henry Chester
AuaiachcoI.; " Caldwell, MAXIM, Washington; Wa'hBgon
KsndrcE Aerszsns Goorg@t va, Bsanf, Pafter Nofot
Adran Oborn 10; English. Seal Batmors Asrrac Ns
son Phadsphs Caucasian, Mayo, do saeqaa Mount, HF
kn,co
soops-Sep,urs Ruelst. wsrsaam Aa.s Pointer, FoE-r,
Provdencs; Willard, Day tou, DO
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

INDIAN ORcHARD.--This manufacturing
le.ron stn.ed on the CbicOpte River 10 the norherly
part Of Springfield, now in fair way 70 have ~ great
s.,ed os he erectOn Of mill suitable for the machinery
seT IA spindes for the manufacture Of hne cotton CON-
and he work 10 20 be vigorously prosecuted Measures
se siso h progress for starting ext nsge paper mill
f.r 6ue paper connection Il now formed by branch
railroad with the Western RAILROAD, u miles 10 engih
and ths ,unnng time from the SsrnQield Depot 70 ls
center Of the village Al indian ORCHARDS mlles.ln
exceed ffeen minutes The dan across the CoiGioP
River 10 consuucted Of massive blocks % stone - I'M
meat and IL not Inferior to the best structures ze
n He,y.Engjsnd [spnDghed O~~e7
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From our Corrs.pondsnts. ]

NEWPORT, March 7lrvived-Brgs Rmelne, Lschj Bn ,ol
hAtan1asi sch James Fisher Anderson Phade phA for Nss
Bedorcj Liberty Trader Baltimore. Warehami CITIZEN Curtis
Portsmouth, RI Boston; Adventure Pfsass Wareharn,
London Hsnsa Smith, from Ro Roscus French.
New YORK. op REM Ruriee New York oProytencs pilot
boat Josiah Sturges, Cromwell cruise.
March s-schs Ellen Rogers, Portsmouth, RI Boston Louisa
Haod Providence South Greet NC sop Prudent Howard
ham FsuYotj MARY Sane Harding, DO for ProVdeacs; BRISTOL
Philips, Taunton hsw-York
All the above vessels detained port mt Of head
win
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BOSTON, March 8-No ar walls this afternoon.
CD schs Cape May Phla; JARVIS, Lyon, HY0rk.
March CHAR brig Palmer sagus Fsb %. March 4th lat
60 Ion 49, spoke brig Abemsrle NYors for Antigua Brig
lesn maaras FEB - spols Feb lat 49, lon H. chr Emerald
Charleston for the West Indies.
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MARRIED

At Terryvils Conn March g. Mr.. Wk S. JOHNSON Of New
Yoh. TO Mss ELIZABETH NJ LORD.
In DAME souvIle Conn, March Miss MARY D. DANIELSON
FRANCIS F. JAQUEs Esq late Editor Of the West Kngy
Telegraph.
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Jsno1iISDslo IS w ship s,sPhan Terry Gland I'm N''
Bsdford fof Pacgc o 49,. g., 49, -.
A, Hou sulu Dec 49, - Trn1r, Baker im s,laa 70 e
csrsvau d mon. IN Lahana 9lo0 Eh, = o D % ooae
O. AZ Laha "a. q, bart Cfot1a- Wan.
Rosrsr Alien a.. 5sh Rrhard MICHEL heLhf. n-.'i.'
- H.. T,.r Vh E.v Upt.d ststss; De B. Bkck W d "
Bsbccc1 do IN Fac1u smith cruising; Ed.ard' hasss 's"
Bedford Al
on Juan F-rnans.1 49, ships PhGmE n Csa'e = . 80
80 ior TacahEano and hone Hautr-sss oo - -
dian. bah Hs-per slocun8. r, . o I, =. -
spossa-D@c IL hf6 Is :. lon lil Is W, o. soSe'y NV
Wsrr@n. ~ r.oso III
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SALES BY AUCTION.
ANTHONY J BLEEcKkR. AucuoneeE;
FARM AT PLEAS

A VALUABLE FARM AT PLEAo-
AANT VALLEY Dutchess County N Y at Auction.
-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER win sell al auction, on
Tuesday March II, 1884, at Y o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange in the city OF New-York me following VaIusoe
Yarn pleasantly situated In Pleasant Valley Dutcne,s
County 7mies from Pogghkeepsie and mile from tne
village Of Pleasant Valley formerly known a. Or Wans
Farm containing ~ Of first quality OF Land, lV
acres being under Improvement, including an Orchafd,
Containing II acres Of choice fruit the balance heavy u
Der land Adjoining the north side large stream ~,
ordng excellent water power for mills or factories The
house on the farm is in good order stories frame AID
contains IL The barns, sheds and oqtho9ses are
all In good repair The farm 10 well waIered and has ~
acres OF natural meadow In the village Of Pleasant VAL
lev there are several churches and good schools
part Of the purchase money can remain on oono ana
mortgage. 90,
For further particulars apply the auchoneer, Broad
u IN aswt5GtsGsS2) HENRY PETERS, Pleasant Valley.
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Receipts OF Produce

By the Erie Railroad, Saturday, March s.-23
dead Hogs 2O23 sides Leather 81 Cattle ia pkgs Butter
O26 bushels Oats 81 casks Cheese, es Calves 20 baes
Wool and Sheen.
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J. D. HoLBRooK, Auctoneer
DY J. D. HOLBROOK-Adm
- tsTs Ssle-J. d. HOLBROOK will sell on TUES
DAY March 10, 1851 al IL O'clock A. NJ the premises
OF the late Joseph Golde deceased 1873 Atorneyst occ
pied Vice and Anvil mRnufactoy-a the stock ia us9e
belonging to the said Joseph Goldie consisting OF about
$50 Anvls 400 Vices 600 Sedge and Hand Hammers &c
Sale positive. By order OF
JANE COLLIDE, AdniniIratflx.
Catalogues two days previous 10 the sale, may be OBJ
tanned al The Auction Room, 70 Broadway
AT PRIVATE SALE-An assortment of Iron Safes
MI 5eodH
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JONATHAN d. HOLBROOK, Auc-
a. toneer and Commission Merchant Office 70 Broadway,
New-York
Reierences-Hon. Moses NJ. Grinne, Hon. J. Prescott
Hall, Simeon Draper ESQ Hon. WV Brady, G. Herring,
ESQ Geo T. Nes6itt. ESQ. Coleman Stetson.
Sales Of Real Estate Household Furniture, Groceries and
Outdoor Sales solicited. Money 10 Loan on Bond and
Mortgage. ldlm'
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER Aucuoneer
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
IN on Main-st, in the village OF FLUSHING, Long Is
land at auction ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al
auction TUESDAY March H. 1851 at u O'clock Al me
Merchants Exchange the following desirable properly,
viz: AT Flushing L. The house and lot Of ground now
the residence Of Dr. Joseph Bloodgood situated on the
west side of Main-st between bndge and washington
ats The house which is % feet front by ~ feet Ia deph
with wing at the south end 80 feet front by Is feet deep
both two stories high and built IN the most sn6iIantN
manner and well calculated for large family. The lot
"a feet inches front Mainst by an average depn oil
ward Of $40 feet widening from the depth OF about % e5s
feet 10 feet formiRg OF about ia feet by iS
fet exclusive Of large and ample front and rear ysr
which the highest state ofculuvaton and stocked WIN
fine fruit trees.
Plank Road will be built during the present year no
WiamIburgh within short distance from and prooi-
bly, to The village. large portion OF the purchase ony
can remain bond and mortgage For maps and tuut
particulars apply to the ancrOneer, brosd-sL' Whefe
maps OF the above property can be obtained
1919 ~ 26 mi, SIS QS75)
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKsR. Auenoneer.
HHE VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT

u p NoRTHMoORE-sf AT AUCrION.-AN-
THONI }. BLEECKER, will sell a. Auction, on MON
DAY March lo 1851 at u O'Clock, al the Merchans tx
Change he following valuable property, viz:
On NoRTH MooRE-sTREET--The hrsI class substantial
well built 4story brick House with brown basement
and lot Of Ground % North pors-sL size o.
lO ~ feet by IS feet 10 depth the house 10
and 70 u 6y q feet 10 depth One-hsf VI hs purchase
money can remain Bond and Mortgage For fIrtblr
particulars spply 20 the Alcuonsef, B'osd-sL .i4lj)
nat
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Nv TeleRrRnh.

III. no in sight from til. Highland. =.
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NTONEY-CASH for MORTGAGES.
IVA country Gentemea. having 90 hand several
thousand dollars will purchase good First Mortgages
NeYYork BROOKLYN or Williamsburg 90 lots q, modersts
discount Mortgages OF very small amonat or having
many years TO run will not be objected TO- well secured
address and m particulars. by Tuesday evening ms 81
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OFFICE or HYPERION Insurance Co.,
New-Yort, Monday, March 5, 1851. !
HNHE Board of Directors of this Company
Il have this day decaEed Dividend Of Three DollNu
share PAYABLE to the Stockholders their legal repre-.
sentatiyes on demand. GEO. T. HOPE
md 2w Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

DEMITTANCES FOR ENGLAND
NIRELAND AND SCOTLAND.-Drafts from 81 up.
wards on sale, which will be cashed IN any part Of bs
limited Kingdom. Also packages Of all descrpu for
"@-U'N ~ 49, EDWARDS, SANFORD Co.
24f3m & fu. AT Adams Co.'S, 10 WaLsL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-09
cy'" :. Booth I n Ad c9 Gsq2iy

Truman Hardy y December Term, 1850
Cyrus Booth, Of Ferri>burgh, in line couniv
ofAddi.on, having, at the present term exhih-
i:ec to his court h, bill in chancer,, sgainS,
Truman Hardy, Ormerly OF Monkl0n in said
county, bnI now of OIiaNa in The Stale Of Hi
nois setting forth il substance, that said Har-
dy, on the 10Th day of NAV, A ID. 1913, in or
der II secure the paymeutoi a promiSSory noic
dated the Islh day uf MAY, lSi2 and Signed
nv Truman Htrdy, La smith and Luman b.
Smith, who Iherein jointly and Sevcralv PROM
iSe7i 10 PAY >aid Boolh or order, 800 collars on
demand, with USE, ~ his deed of mortgage.
dated said 26lh day OF May, a. ID. 1913, and
dUyexecu.e!, acknowledged and recorded &C
cordins ~ law, conveyed and confirmed unto
said Booth, in fee, the following described land
in MonkIon aforesaid, VIZ il being one equal
undivl 90 iour'h pan "i ihe following pieces OF
lanh-ihe first piece known the Philander
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-09

Our friend of the MiGdieJury Register,
some time since, in replying TO an article of
ours, defended the wing party and the adj
ministration from any responsibility on the
subject Of the Fugitive Slave law, because,
granting that i; was odious, it was tocotoco
measure !-Brand2a Post.
How far the above fairly represents
our logic can be judged from the following
extract of what we did say, on the occasion
the Post probably alludes to;
"Thc Fugitive Slave Law was passed by
a Locofoco Congress, without the aid of a
single vote FROM Vermont, or of more than
tie0 or three Wings from the non.savchold-
ing States. 1t was 81 ned by President FILL
MORE, after due consultation with bis legal
adviser, the United States Attorney Gener-
al which satisfied him of its strict consIiu-
tionalty. That it was passed deliberately
is known. The President could not, then
without CONTRARY to Wing doctrne) making
himself part of the strictly iegiSIa'icc
branch of the Government, refuse it his sig
nature. lie would take the same course in
relation 10 It's amendment or repeal. The
Wings Of this State dislike the law, and ask
to have it repealed or modified"