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FRE.-The buildings of Alpheus Boho-
non, near the south meeting house in Wash
ington, were destroyed by fire a few weeks
since. They consisted ola dwelling house,
barn and out buildings. The fsFe is supposed
TO have proceeded from pipe which MIR b.
had smoking. One sheep and one calf arg
said to have been burned in the barn. Par
tally insured Bradford Gazette.
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A UCTI-ON

Wlll b. sold ~ public auction, on Saturday, me-
w lhih day Df August, ~ 2O.chsk ~, b., nn me
premises unless previously disp0sef ~ the House
lDHneriy used ~ Tho Methodist Chapel, af bt~Ohnf-
bury Centre, together With tho Hnd which "
stands The Ot j. 80 fnet in frnni and 90 iu depth
Tho house. ~ by 90, "a ttOnof high in good repair,
with pine lumber enough ~ divide II Tito TOnus flr
dwelling The lnr4tIOn u favorable m MechAn-
TiEGs Or QuiRCf Is. PAHKEH
~, Iohnsbury, July TO- 1901. Fesws
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Public House for Sale.

UulL WbfcHbrr bsiBa Hiput 10 lenYa tho State,
LFHnos.
beiHp determined a. disp0se NJ b., b. viii give D
great bargain. Tbs buildings arc Do gn0i rrpar-
no house VII boz snd with % without De- furniture
~ liiN NHr rIa uEnuu.
II pnt cold se9n u slilL ha,sd provided The les
ace purchases iin furniture.
4. Wits,
Lyndon, w. July 4. 7g7f
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THE MAINE LIQUOR CAsE.-Portland,
July l2h.-Charles w. Childs was examined
yesterday, charged with selling two quarts
Of pbandy, and fined $40 and costs. To day
hSwas brought up on a second complaint,apd
plead mol con-, and was fined $40 andtcosts.
Further prosecution was stayed on condition
that he would sell no more
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~ "o, MY ! WHAT HANDSOME

-. 10, my WHAT HANDSOME
whhe!" Whv, Iuso that beautiful Ihoh PdSic pre-
pared by r. kilboune & Ss'h -itis tho best thing
IN all the world for keeping tho gums healthy,
nREAru SWEET, and teeth beautifully white, YOU
60 and get box QFit and II YOU don't saw It Is the
Gerry best thing Won srcr used ON your teethhc won't
charge YOU cent for Il. L.
ANY one IN want Of au article 81 tooth pnsio or
powder that will Keep tho teeth white without niu-
~ 10 the enamel, the gums healthy, and what Il no
snTH item the breath sweet and pure. Except those
with guilty consciences) cnn find II az office,
This Is no "catsh penny" article for Il Is prepared
from n recipe which VIC have tested FOR wears.
Y. S. We have also for sale n few tooth brushes of
che right Kind, which we're selected far the teeth.
not 20 make money on.
- r. MELBOURNE & SON, pcntisis.
st. Johnsburv, VI 7Isn
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Valuable Mill Privileges and Land
FOR SALE.

TTNilE subscriber ohcrt Tor sale 24O acres ~ Land
u w the thriving town &C Charleston, Orleans
County, Vermont, lying on both sides uf Seymour
River and extending from seymour Lake 20 Echo
Pond The mill privileges are u sufficient power
10 operate any Kind NJ AliIi. nnd being fj by Scy-
mour Lake, the River v unfiiIng and not liable 10
frcshcis. The county Il thlckly settled and gond
mills u various kinds very much needed. Two
gol roads through the lot, small part of
Witch 10 CLEARED, and tho rest b eoversd with yyAlu
able tlmbuf. Price, $500.
ALSO,
a lot of 2iO acres IN the $. T.. part u ChRr~s-
ton Oh Mad River, joining TIE line Of Weshno~.-
THIS lot has valuable water privilege, h heavily
umbcrcd and beautifully stunted. fr,oo, sjoo
These lots for farming purposes arc equal 10 any
wild lands IN Vermont, aud VIII scon hnve easy ac-
cess 10 Railroad Charleston y we'll supplied with
rchrriT uu4 y rrf9s s'esessias Il. 4Alliaf1u md
wcnlfh
A reasonable crrdit would be gwen Tor thr whole
purchase money on satisfactory security. Those
Wishing 20 zee the prrnisoa can apply o. g. Cum
ming, Esq., IN Morgan near the hr,t named lot
Apply nv irttcr ~ .r,lr-rsslss ~ $780,
ELISHA 5. WiNSoR.
l7a7mdl Providence. +. l.
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TATE of VERMONT.

STATE or VERMONT. ----.
CatudoniR District A..
The Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Caledo-
MAI To all persons interested In the Estate OF
Samuel French, late Of st. Johnsbury, In said
district, deceased lntestate, GREsTINo.
XNTHEREAs, Josiah NJ. Mllcs, Of said 1T. Johns
bury, administrator hvTtis ssr-r ,,f the ~
tate u said Sarpnel FrchfA deceased hath present.
cd TO said Court his petition In writing setting forth
the account of the debts against said Estate, and
the amount Of charges Of Administration, and hat
represented 10 said Court that the deceased died
seized Of n Tavern Stand situated IN the Centre
Village in said ST. Johnsbury, called his homestend,
and further representing that II is necessary self
the whole OF said real eatato 10 enable him 10 pay
tho debts and charges against said estate, he there
fore prlys said Court 20 grant him license and au-
thorty to sell the whole OF said read estate at pr
waite sale or public auction, for the purpose aiOre-
sRid-Theretorc II II ordered by the Court that nil
persons Interested be notified TO appear At session
Of said Probate Court 20 be held ut the Probate Of
fec In Danve In said district, on the sth day of
August, A. ID. 1851, that they MAY give bonds for
the payment of sgid debts aud charges Of Adminis
tration, OF show cause why license and authority
should not be granted as requested; for which pur-
pose it Is further ordered that copy OF tho record
OF ttis order so pnbshea throc weeks successfully
in the Calcdoninn, newspaper printed at St Johns
dury in this State all which publications shall be
previous 10 the said time appointed for said hearing
THERON HOWARD, Judge,
A true copy OF Record,
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
Danvc, July 2, 1851. 72gw9
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THE AUGvsT ELKcTIoHs.-11hefo following
table pep forth the dates Of the elections
which are 10 be held during the month Of
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CEDAR POSTS.

OOOCedar Posts for Sale Inquire at thi, or
%UU fee
July H. 1851.
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THE DOM N.

AZ Milwaukee, sth inst, the receipts Of
Wool we're better, with slight decline IN
prices among purchases were i20 pounds a.
25 C; ~ lbs at 81 c 80 lbs az s2e 40 he at
B5c. The wet weather on the och caused re-
ceipn 70 fall on, and there we're bot few
sales 10 consequence. One lot of27b lbs sold
Al s6o.
FArAL DUEL.-Nei0 OIieani,Jiiy 22A.--
duel was fought today between Doctor
Thomas Hunt, and j, w. Frosi, Of the Daily
Crescent,in which the latter was killed, ball
having entered his heart The weapons used
were guns,
90 A brutal murder was committed At
IIAekensack, ". j., on Friday afternoon. The
murderer entered the dwelling Of Mr. Black
Icy, and demanded from a female some fool,
She screamed, and Mr. DemArest, a noighbor,
came 10 h6f assistance The intruder me
naeed Mr. d.. who ran away, and was closely
pursued, The 6end seized pitshfork and
stabbed Mr. ID, near the rght temple, and the
heart, which caused instant death, lie was
secured aud lodged in IIaekensack jail
or pair Of oxen belonging 10 Y, Hyde,
Eel, Of Chelsea, and a COW belonging 10 some
other person, were found dead IN their pas,
lures, having been killed by lightning on the
Let inst
a. The steamer Africa. on WeineslAy
from New York, took about $500 900 ia gold
and silver. oa~t.,. a,.,-,a
aB- On Saturday Last, tho house, barn and
out houses Of Mr. james Fall, Of Lebanon, N.
H., were entirely consumed by FIRE. A por-
ton Of the furniture and about seventy-6ve
dollars ig mooney we're daEtrsysd In the house.
aud about twenty tons of hay farming tools.
oct-. woro burnt with the barn. The loss ~
about three thousand dollars, Of which 6fleen
hundred Is insured
o. Moses ID. Wadoigh, Esq, a respectA-
bic and wealthy citizen, committed suicide
by hanging himself in his barn, at Bradford
N. II. He had been for two or three years
past subject 10 partial derAngnent on account
Of III health. lie leaves large and resPec-
table circle Of connections In various parts
Of the State
81 The editor OF the New York Herald,
who saw General Scott at West Point, sAys
che has grown fat and ruddy, and looks 20
years younger than he did Al the eloae OF the
campaign Ills hardly necessary 10 add that
his spirits are as fine rs his health"
CT A serious riot occurred on some Sec
tons OF Buffalo and New York city line OF
railroad last week. The Irish laborcrs had
struck for higher wages, and were discharg-
cd, and Germans employed in their places,
whom the rioters annoyed in varions ways
The officers were called out 10 protect them,
and general riot cnyued, during which sew
crnl ofthe Irish were wounded. About TWEEN
~ ofthom were arrested.
ca The Washington Republic says, that
several long conferences were held last week
between Webster,And Bulwer, tho Nicaragua
Minister, and others, but nothing definite was
agreed upon, it having been rgnrtuicri N
wait few weeks, to allow time Cor the Mica.
raguA Minister to receive authority from
home.
RIr A corrcspondcnt OF the Hartford Times
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60" A correspondent OF the Hartford Times
writing from Michigan, in relation to the
crops, says; at will make the old horse
groAn and often call for wood and water. TO
remove our wheat and pork To the East this
IAN. Tho PrcSy III att EUetiUHs W thu ruuus
try, as a general thing, testify to tho promis-
ing condition Of the growing crops and to the
favorabloness of the season for their develop
mcnt. No doubt the produce of the present
season will be nnprecedenled.
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Great Wages !!

~ s. WOOLsoN n Son, viii give roasaHi
l,As ssydaymeHf 20 rs IAuorfas GIE,, ~ fher
chop, Lltiioion, July, ihai 1ghu
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To Traders and Farmers.
N 0TlCE h.

n postage accounts will be- Cert undor tho new
' law, commencing Jthy !, ifii
72Twa L.JEWErT, I'm
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American, German &Frcnch COIogac

luhlns Pcrfumerv, SWchc;s, Hoopcra Cnciiuu,,
Tooth Bru,hcs latest styic actrd. Hriidrnl brrnsts
pX Marrow, hcars Oh sad Grc4st, Bnnd,nlin, Or
keeping tlrr hrr W. plHcc iiousrlis shaving crcpm
SOAPS, variety, Portable Lemonade, Kuso walter,
Lavender wafer, Dressing cHsss PT-.tnu's extract
l0r lnvorInc E..ence 81 lnInnlcn nlnscr. nlan.
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THE MARKETS.


lNItH IN Mann EfflH w.
~ uaFfrf 1tt bert c4iuei Hn siffrft ~ pau.
WoIhng aHeIs rolfs am caiyssl stoo sheep nhd
lambs, no halnu.
rHicEs Beef caitis Rrta ssli 10 quality 90
- gnailiYi tba6i 80 DO. ia4l.
ffnffs-nO sales,
Working OKeu,-s7b, f0aG1.
Cove and cHiVes-e22, ~, 40, 81, ~, 4hnhp.
sheep and iambs-s2, 2,ia, 2-Sai 2'ss' $40, D.
8,bOaa,se.
swins-spHng Pim, o. 6haan 6lcl fat Hog
basi' AtFetail biaale,
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-July 49,
A. market Gsi oaftle-HhNut fdi boeFaa, and
100 stores, consisting 81 working 0reni 0Dvt and
alyesi and and year, old.
fnCFH-haTkat-EEf beef sol Hat quality ~
~ quality o. ID quality ordi.
haHellng Caui6, No sales.
Hide 86l evil IaiiDW o.,
Veal CAlYcs-sa, baT.
htorns-W Working OEan--e
Cowt and calyes-Azo, ~ 81 a 40,
feahinFs-hOns
Two Year, nid-sib, AZ y ~,
Three yHHW uiu- g1p1f 90
Sheep and laubs-ybat az market frces-kH
tra Z, Gas. ny laf 81, a,al,
hwina--leiali
Autilfg' ITf4s SafH sfafgt
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! MIDDLEBURY CoLLEGE.-On- the 25th
ult., at a meeting Of the President and Fell
lows Of Middlebury College, MIR Joseph Bill
linger was elected Professor of Rhetoric and
English Literature, and Of Intellectual Phi
losoRhy, to fill lthe chair vacated by the res
ignatIea'of PFefessor Mcaeham. T. S. Lam
bert, M. D.was elected Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology. Tho commencement at Mid
debury occurs on the goth August
wooL.-The Uniontown (Pa) Democrat
says that the merchants of that place have
paid out the present season ss5, 900 for Wool.
Large amounts were also purchased at
Brownsville and other places, much of which
was sent to the Eastern markets.
gS- The Resolutions Of our State Cohven-
ton seem to elicit the appreciation of Wings
in other States. The Albany Journal warm
-iy approves them, and tho Washington Ro-
public considers them gratifying sign of the
times. The New York Express says that
the Resolutions ofthe Pennsylvania and Yer
mont State Conventions form platform, up
on which all the Wings ofNew York can DO
rallied as one party.
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BOsTON MARKET--JuIy 70.

New neoss i coming in freely, and The market Ia
unsettled,
The republic., 1851-03-14


And back between a m Tuesday and Friday, and p
mnext days. Ess6
Proposals for tri-weeky service and expedited sche
dule invited, say to run through each way in "a
hours, in close connexon with No. 2963, 80 to go
through from Salisbury to Asheve in not exceeding
AZ hours Returning in same time and connecting at
Salisbury with No. 1895.
1927 From Salisbury at 10 three times week, Sunday,
Tuesday, and Fridays JMntl
ByMiranda, Spring Grove, Deep WE'LL Mount Mourne,
Beate's Ford, Catawba Springs, Vesuvius Furnace,
Lincolnton, Shelby g. H. Fillmore, Mooresboro',
Webb's Ford, Rutherfordton, Chimney Rock, and
To AshevIe by am Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday,
l45 miles flsaa..a
And back between sa m Saturday Tuesday. and Thurs
day, and q m Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Proposals for semi weekly service are invited.
1928 From Salisbury at 10 three times week, Sunday
Tuesday, and Friday,
By China Grove, Coleman, Concord, Harrisburg,
Charlotte, White Hall, Rose Hill, and Ranalebury
To Yorkvie 8. c., by IL m next days, ~ miles,
And back to Charlotte between 1 and / m, Tues
day. Thursday, and Saturday, and thence to Salisbury
between a m and 81 m next days.
Proposals from Charlotte by the most direct route
TO Chester c. H., 8. c., invited. Schedule TO be
specified, connecting with railroad at Chester G. H.
Route to be curiaed as railroad is extended.
1929 From Salisbury at 10 three times week, Sunday,
Tuesday. and Friday;
BY Rockville, Gold Hill, KendaI's Store, AIbemare,
Norwood. Cedar Hill, Carolina Female College, Be-
verify. Wadesboro', and Morven
And back Chesterfield g. H., s. c., instead of Nor
ven, ~ c., between m (or arrival Of mail from
Fayettevle) Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, and 2 p
mnext days.
1880 From Salisbury at IL m once week, Friday,
By Organ Church; m
To Mount Pleasant by pm, 10 miles,
And back between q m and III m.
1891 From jamestown at a week, Wednesdey;
BY Hunts Store, Institute, Fair Grove, La Grange,
New Market New Salem, Sandy Creek, Troy's
Store, Longs Mills, Pattersons Store, Snow Camp,
Clover Orchard, Lndey's Store, Clover Garden,
Bethmont, and Rock Spring
To Hillsboro' by p next day, "a miles
And b,ck between m Friday, and m next day.
1882 From Jamestown at a week, Tuesday,
" BY Westminster and Deep Rivers M ~
To Abbotfs Creek by III M l miles
And back between and p m.
1888 From Franklinvie at z a week, Saturday;
| To Troy's Store by 10 m, 10 miles,
And back between | / and
1894 From Pittsboro' at m, week, Monday;
By Pedars Hill, Gulf, Evanss Mills, Watson's Bridge,
and Cenirevillc; s.f aaf 4 H
| To Carthage by pm;aG 81 b n.s.ll
| And back by Phans Mills and Prosperity, instead Of
| CentreviIe, between s and p m next day, equal
TO 40 miles and back.
The republic., 1851-03-14

..
c., Thickety Fork, Moultre, and Hurricane;
To Spartanshurg, 8. c., by 7 pm, A miles;
And back between a m and p m next days.
Proposals for weekly service invited also, propo-
sails to embrace Swangstown, (see 2956.)
1856 From Shelby at m, week, Tuesday;
BY Swangstown, New House, 3. c., and Antioch
To Yorkvile, s. c., by m, 20 miles;
And back between 6 and m next day.
Proposals for sem-weeky service invited also pro-
posals to supply Clingman, and White Plains, in lieu
of Swangstown New House, and Antioch (see Nos
1850, 1885, and 3l7s.)
1857 From Ruthefordon at m, a week, Friday;
By White Oak, Sandy Pains EarlesviIe, s. c., Cow
ensvile, Mburgh, Milford, and Palona
To Greenvie G. H., 8. e., by IL next day, 50
miles;
And back between m Saturday and z p m next day.
1858 From Ruhefordton at m, week. Thursday ;
By Logans Store, Duncans Creek, Polkvlle, and Gar
ners Ford;
To Camp Call by pm, 81 miles;
And back between q m and p m next day.
Proposals to extend to Shelby will be considered.
1853 From Rutherferdton at M week, Tuesday
BY Pinckney, Patterns Home, Golden Valley, Miners
vile, and Military Grove; G
To Marion by Il next day
Aud back by Sugar Hill and Cedar Creek between
Thursday IL m and pm next day, equal to A miles
and back.
1850 From Shelby at m, once q week. Wednesday;
BY Muddy Fork, and Old Furnace;
To Dalss by 7pm;
And back by Kings Mountain White Palms. and
Clinsmsn, between Ga and next day, equal
To 20 miles dDd Ddck.
Proposals to omit White Plains and Cngman in
vited, (see No. 2956.)
1861 From Shelby at m, week, Thursday;
BY Birchetsvie, Sandy Rum Grassy Pond, 3. c., and
Corohens;
To spartansburgh G. H., 8. c., by p m, 40 miles ;
And back between m and p m next day.
1869 From Rulherfordton at M a week. Tuesday
BY Cooper's Gap, MiIIs's Gap, and Edneyvlle;
To Hendersonvile by p m, 80 miles;
And back between m and m next day.
Proposals to end at Edneyvle are invited also propo
sails TO end at Horse Creek.
1858 From Ashevile at O m, a week, Friday
BY Sulphur Springs, Averys Creek, Mill River, Bos-
ton. ClsytonvlIe, and Davidson's River;
To Csheyis Creek by 6 m, 81 miles;
And back between a and D m next day.
1864 From Ashevile at m, twice a week, Monday and
Friday, H
BY Hommeny Creek, Pigeon River, Forks Of Pigeon,
Waynesvile. SCOTS Creek, Franklin, Tennessee
River and Clayton, Ga,
To Clarksvils, Ga, BY p m nex1 "Wednesday and
Sunday, l20 miles Na
And back between m Monday and Thursday, and
6p m next Wednesday and Saturday
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Proposals fos attending from Franklin No. as7e
to Murphey are invited also separate proposals for
service between Franklin and Clarkesvie
1866 From Ashevile al 8 m, once a week. Thursday
By Turkey Creek. Sandy Mush Spring Creek Fines
Creek, and Crab Tree
To Wsynesvile by IL m next day, SO miles
And back between m Friday and mex, day.
Proposals TO embrace Jonahan's Greek invited
1866 From Ashevlls at a m, week. Wednesday,
through Buncombe and Yancey counties,
BY Gansons Giberts. Bull Creek, Indian Gap, Dou-
bic Springs, Gahngens Big Laurel, Sulphur Springs
Tenn, and Loves;
To Limestone Springs, Tenn, by next day, So
miles;
And back between a m Friday, and m next day.
1867 From Cedar Creek, Tenn, st m. once week,
Wednesday;
By White Rock, N. c., and Big Laurel
To Bald Greek by IL day, 80 miles,
And back between p Monday and p IN next day.
296s From Warm Springs at M once week, Wednes-
By Paint Rock;
To Newport, Tenn, by m, ~ miles
And back between 8 IN and m Tuesday.
Proposals to at Paint Rock, and to run in
close oonnexion with the Warm Springs and Green
vile route are invited. 9slm
1859 From Ivy At p m week. Friday;
By Gabriel's Creek, Bull Creek, Walnut Creek and
Brush Greek eA 9Sar
To Warm Springs by m next day, 80 miles
And back between p m Saturday and next day.
297O From Ivy at once q week, Saturday;
To Longmire's, Ten. by m, 35 miles;
And back between q and n. rIday.
1871 From Bunesvile at IL m week, Saturday;
To EIizabethtown, Ten. by m next day, 43 miles
And back between 8 m Friday and III q next day.
1912 From BurnesvilIe at m once week, Saturday,
To Big Rock Creek by IL m, Is miles;
And back between p m and m.
Supposed to be covered by preceding route No. 297l
1919 From Wataga GO. H. Boone) att a week,
Wednesday,
To Cranberry Forge by IL m, is miles
And back between ! m and p m
1874 From Grassy Creek at m once week, Tuesday;
BY Childsvie. Yellow Mountain, Cranberry Forge, and
Roam Mountain, Ten;
To Elizsbethown, Ten by IL m next day
And back between Wednesday and next
day.
1915 From Marion at a m week, Wednesday;
By Stone Mountain and Edneyvile;
To Limestone by ii next day, SO miles;
And back between Monday and m next day.
2976 From Franklin at week, Sunday;
= By Acquone Valleytown, Dawesvle, Tomota, Muir
ply &C. H. and Ivy Log, Georgia
To Blairsyille, Ga. by m next day, 20 miles;
And back between a m Tuesday ard p m next doy.
Proposals for second weekly trip between Murphy,
NJ audRl Cs ho (sae
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2s4e From Newbem at a m three times week, Sunday
Wednesday, and Friday;
BY CruvensvIle
To Beaufort by IN same days, 4s miles;
And back between a and m Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
2S47 From PolocksvilIe at once week, Friday
BY Palo Altos
To Swansboro by same day, ~ miles
And back between m and P IN next day
Proposals end at Hadnots are invited, also ProPo
sails 10 embrace Onslow C. H. and Piney Green (See
No. 2s44.
2s4s From Polocksville at m every other Monday
To Hadnots by p m, 22 miles;
And back between m and M
2s49 From Kinston at u once week, Friday;
BY Sandy Foundation, Pink Hill, and Buena Vista
To Hallsvlle by m, 81 miles;
And back between m and m next day.
1850 From Greenvie at m once week, Fridays
BY Conennia, Hookerstown, and Snow Hill
To Goldsborough by p m, 40 miles;
And back between m and IL next day.
Proposals for semi-weekly service invited.
1851 From Pungo Creek at l2 m, Thursday;
To North Creek by m, miles;
And back between m and m
1852 From Washington at once week, Thursday
BY Bath, Pungo Creek, Pantego, Leechvle, Ger
manton, Sladesvile, Swan Quarter G. H., and Lake
Landing;
To Middleton by IL m mex. Saturday, ll0 miles
And back by Fairfield instead of Swan Quarter, be-
tween n Saturday and next Monday with
additional weekly trip
From Washington every Saturday at pm;
To Bath by 6 pm;
And back between m and IL m.
Proposals for semi-weeky service on the whole rodte
will be considered, also, proposals to embrace North
Creek. See 2S5l
1853 From Washington at p once week, Thursday
To Ocracoke by next Saturday and thence
To Portsmouth by IL m, 65 miles;
And back between 8 a Monday and IL m next
Wednesday.
1854 From Plymouth three times week. Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturdays
To Washington by ii thence,
BY Swift Creek Bridge;