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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-31
MAPLE SUGAR.

JdgeS.-John 5. Petubone,
Manchester James 5. Moore,
Suallord: Garrison Chamberlin,
Underhill VIM. Barnes, Rut
land f. 3. Smonds, Glover
Best 80 lbs maple sugar SIP
Second do 10
Third do S
Fourth do 5
A full statement of the pro-
cess Of manufacturing and clar-
flying must be furnished 10y
each exhibitor.
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FRUIT TREEs& FRUITS.

Judges.-Joseph Torrey, Bur
lngton Benjamin Wheeler.
birmingham, Mass; Jonathan
Battey, Keeseville. y. York
Chauncey Bedle, St Catherine.
c. w; John w. Bailey, Platts-
burgh, n. Y.
Best J acre or more, nursery OF
apple and other trees, with de-
tails of cultivation, s.
Second do
Best & greatest variety of fruits
not less than 3 of a kind, nam
ed and labelled, grown by ex-
hibitor,
Second do
Third do
Best 5 varieties of apples, nam
ed and labelled,
Second do
Best > varieties Of pears, do
Second do
Best and greatest variety o
ounces,
Second do
Best Seeding sour apple, witt
description Of tree aud historl
of lis origin-one doz. speci
mems to be exhibited,
Best do sweet apple, DO
Best lot of peaches, named AM
labelled,
Second do
Best lot of plums, do
Second do
Best lot Of grapes, do
Second do
Best peck of cranberries,
Second do
Best lot of melons,
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Discretionary Premiums

will be awarded for
Contributions to a Floral Hall.
Works of Art and Taste, needle
work, paintings, drawings. &c.
Silver and plated ware, cutlery,
&c.
Earthen, stone, and other glaz-
ed ware.
Wood ware.
Brass, tin and copper work.
Carriages, wagons and sleighs.
Leather, boots and shoes. har-
ness, saddlcry, trunks, &c.
Iron ware, stoves, furnaces, SC.
Manufactured dry goods.
Machinery aud furniture for
railroads.
Household furniture.
Other manufactures, not here
enumerated.
FLORAL UALL.-WORKS or
ART AND TASTE
INJURIES Vim. II Hoyt ST.
Albaus Edw'd Seymour, Yer
gcnues JOS. II Barrett, Mid
dlebury A. ". Wilder, MONT
pelier. Mis- Silas Burbank.
Montpelier Mrs. Erastus Hub
bard, do; MIS- Joseph A. Preu-
tiss, do; Ms. f. f. Merrill, do;
Mrs. J. W. Ilowes, do, MIS-. J.
Root Burlington Mr.. 4.
Houghlon, ST. Adams.
MECHANICS HALL
Judges. John Howe Jr.
Brandon; Roswell Bottum Jr.
Orwell A. A. Mead, Monlpel-
Ter; John B. Miller, Lyndon
Hamlm WIitmore, Springfield
VIM NJ Gilbert, Brandon 10
mas Bliss, Richmond.
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u Arrangements have been
effected with all the Railroad
Companies IN Vermont, to car
ry all animals and articles for
exhibition, TO and from tile
Fair free of charge, and with
out changing cars and visitors
each way, at halffare. Sumi-
lar arrangements, also, are IN
progress with Railroads out I'd
the State, and with the Steam
boat Companies on Lake Cham
plain.
March >, 1853.
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DAIRY.
L. l.. u. II. L. II

JdgeS.--John NJ Weeks,
Salisbury ; Lewis II. Delano,
Hardwick ID. ID. Weed, Shell
don David f.. Rust, Orwell (;
Robert Harvey, Barnet.
Best 80 lbs. butter, made in
June, $l2
Second do 10
Third do .
Best % lbs, made any time, s
Second do 8
Third do )
Claimants for premiums must
state, in writing, when the but
ter was made, the number of
cows kept, and mode of keep
ing them, the treatment of the
milk and cream before churn-
ing, method Of freeing the but
Ter from the milk, quantity and
kind of salt used in short, each
particular connected with the
manufacture.
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MANURE.

Jadges.-Charles X. Field,
.Newfane Obadiah Wood, Bar
re Salmon J, Moore, Chelsea
Calvin Tilden, Cornwall Dan
iel Bowen, Weathersheld.
Greatest quantity and best in
quality made on a farm in pro
portion to the number of acres,
and quantity and kind of stock
kept, during the year next pre-
ceding the annual meeting of
tho Society, SIS
Second do 10
A written statement, verified
.by affidavit of the applicant for
a premium, and two other per-
sons, must in each application
he furnished to the Judges, set
ting forth the quantity of ma
,.nure made. reckoned in loads
Iof 30 bushels each, that it was
,made during the year next pre-
,ceding the Far, the number Of
r acres of cleared land in the farm
1.-THE quantity and character Of
stock kept, the composition OF
rthe manure, and giving a full
5and clear description Of the pro-
, cess of making.
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FIELD CROPS.

NO. I.-GRAlN AND SEEDS.
Judges.-John Wright, Nor
witch J, II. Hubbard, Frank
lin; Oliver Smith, New Haven /;
r. Richardson, Waitsfeld; John
Van Sicklen, Burlington.
Best acre or more of winter
wheat, $40
Second do 8
Best ! acre or more spring
wheat, 6
Second do 4
Best ] acre or more Indian
corn, 6
Second do a
Best | acre or more barley, 6
Second do A
Best acre or more w'ter rye, 6
Second do A
Best one acre or more oats, q
Second do A
Best ] acre or more buckwh't, 8
Second do 3
Best } acre or more peas, A
Second do 2
Best J acre or more beans, A
Second do 2
Best specimen 3 bushels of clo-
yer seed, G
Second do A
Best specimen 3 bu. herds grass
seed, G
Second do A
Best specimen B bu. red-top
seed n
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Fairhaven Jason Davenport,
Middlebury Gardner Winslow
Pomfret iona. Bosworlh, Ber-
lin; Truman Galusha, Jericho.
Best harrow, 81
do cultivalor, ?
do roller for general use, 2
do horsc-ralie, 2
do 6 hand hay rakes, ?
do e pitchforks, 2
do , scythes and snaithS, .
do 6 manure forks, ,
do 3 scythes and cradles, 2
do + hoes, 2
do 6 shovels, ,
do . axes, 2
DO OK yoke and bows, 2
do farm wagon, 2
DO OK cart, 2
do horse cart, 2
do corn stalk cutter, 2
do hay and straw cutter, .
do tanning mill, 2
do corn shelter, 2
do seed sower, 2
do churn, 2
do cheese press, 2
do pump for farm use, z
Best arrangement for raising
water other than by pump, 2
Best horsepower machine for
threshing, saving wood, &c,
&c, )
Best reaping machine, adapted
TO Vermont lands, Is
Best moving do do IL
Best and greatest collection OF
agricultural implements, mate
rails workmanship, utility, du-
rability d prices conside'd, Is
Competition for awards on
farm implements and machines
open TO persons out of the State
The Judges are authorized 10
award premiums on articles OF
merit not mentioned in the fore
going list.
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POULTRY.

TdgeS.--John Gregory
Mortified Merrill Bingham
Cornwall Orvis Smith, Shore
ham; VIM. Barnes, Rutland
Winfield S. Southgate, Brigde
water.
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CHEESE.

JudgeS.-John Tufts, Wards
boro' ; Shubael p. Short, East
Montpelier; Robinson Hall,
Wallingford Elisha Lapham,
Dandy Haskell Lewis, Fair
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NO. ALONG -, MIDDLE
WOOL ED.

NO. ALONG =, MIDDLE
WOOLED, "A.
As Leiytnsers and Colswolds,
South Downs and Natives
and Cross breeds.
JudgeS on Buck.S.-Chas. W.
Rich, Swanton Justus Ketch-
'um, Barre Ward Cotton, Hart
land VIM. Skinner, Royalton
Sabin Kellum, Irasburgh.
Best buck, 2 yrs old or over, 81
Second do 8
Third do 3
Best buck, under 2 years, 7
Second do 5
Third do 3
MdgeS on E1eS and Lambs.
+. G. Redington, st. Johnsbu-
.ry; II. c. Johnson, Bradford
ARENAS Cushman, Rochester
David p. Clark, Georgia.
Best pen 5 ewes, 2 yrs or over, 7
/ Second do 8
Third do 3
Best pen 8 ewes under 2 yrs, 7
Second do )
Third do 3
Best pen 3 buck lambs, 6
Second do 4
Third do z
Best pen 3 eve lambs, 6
Second do 4
!, Third do 2
Premiums to be awarded with
,reference to a combination OF
the best carcass for mutton anC
fleece for manufacture.
FOREIGN SHEEP-MERINOs.
I Judges.-Asahel Hodgkins.
Walpole, n. H.; Richard Reese.
Keeseville, n. Y; Alb't knight.
Stansiead, G. f.; John Barker
Granville, Ny; Simeon Sweet
White Creek, n. Y.
Best buck, Diploma and sc
Best pen 3 ewes do {
LONG WOOLED,
| As Leicesters and CotSwolds.
Best buck, Diploma and Sc
Best pen 3 ewes, do {
MIDDLE WOOLED,
As South Downs, &c.
Best buck, Diploma and 81
, Best pen 3 ewes, do
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-31

Best lot Of poultry, owned and
exhibited by one person, .
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VERMONT STATE AGRICUL-
TURAL SOCIETY.
THE
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR

OF this Society iriH be held a.
Montpelier, September 1871
IAN and 18Th, 1853.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS,
Machines, &c.

JudgcS.-Wm. G. klttredge
Fairhaven Jason Davenport
Middlebury; Gardner Winslow
Pomfret iona. Bosworlh, Der
I'm rrru,nap Gotusba Iar,chn
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Best single OK, a years or over,
not competing as one ola pr, a
Second do 3
Third do 2
Best fat COW, 4 yrs or over, A
Second do 3
Third do 2
Best pr fat steers, 3 yrs old, 6
Second do 4
Third do 8
Best single steer, 3 years, not
competing as one of a pair, 4
Best fat heifer, 3 years old, d
FOREIGN CATTLE.
Jadges.-Wm. II. Sotham.
Black Rock, n. Y; Col. Xii
burn, Stanstcad, G. f.; Leroy
Mowry, Washington Co., N. Y.
Lemuel IIurlburt, Winchester
Conn; l.. G. Ball, Hoosick, n
Y.
Best Durham bull, 2 years ole
or over, Diploma and s.
Best Durham heiler or COW, do
Diploma and :
Best Hereford bull. do
Diploma and :
Best Hereford heiler or COW, do
Diploma and :
Best Devon bull. do
Diploma and {
Best Devon heiicr or COW, do
Diploma and
Best Ayrshire bull, do
Diploma and
Best heifer or COW, do
Diploma and {
Best Attorney bull, do
Diploma and
Best Alderney heller or COW, dc
Diploma and {
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cheese was made. the number
Of cows kept, and what their
keeping, whether the cheese
was made from one, two or
more miIklngs, whether any ad-
dition is made of cream, the
quantity Of rennet used, and
how prepared, the mode Of pres
sure, the treatment of cheese
afterwards, kind of salt used.
and all other particulars.
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FAT CATTLE.

JdgeS.--Rollin ]. Jones,
Cornwall Henry Solace, Bird
port Lambert Hastings, St
Johnsbury; Pardon Il. Kimball,
Newfane ; Cornelius Stilphin,
St. Albans.
Best pair, 4y'rs old or over, 81
Second do 8
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SHEEP.

NO. FRENCH MERINOS.
JadgeS on BHci's.-Lyman
Hall, Shelburne Geo. VI. Kid
der, Highgate Charles Smith,
Bristol Haskell Weston, Ches-
ter John A. Conant, Brandon.
Pot hl,cl. y r,lrs Old or over Is
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yer, Z
Second do 5
Third do )
Best pen ewes, under yrs, :
Second do 5
Third do 3
Best pen 3 buck lambs, 6
Second do 4
Third do :
Best pen 3 eve lambs, G
Second do 4
Third do 2
Judges on % E'oes.-Alberl
Chapman, Brandon Reuben
Page, Corinth; Eben. Bridges,
Pomfret Orville Wilcox, Ben
son Charles Bracket, Brain
tree.
Best % ewes, year and up
wards, not competing for the
smaller premiums, IL
Second do s
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SWINE.

JudgeS.-John l.. Lowering.
Hartford Geo. A. Merrill, St
Johnsbury; Ebenezer II Eos
ter, Tunbrldge Il. c. Wood
Milton ; J. II. Simonds, Winds'r.
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By the National lime.
rkLEGRApHEp FOR tn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FROM WASHINGTON,

.sIrrha e.-,,> n, -. March 80.
rostinaster; Hilley, Marshal; Redfeld, Nayal,Of
hcer; swachamner Naval Agent; Cachyon. Sur
The Philadelphia nominations are: Brown. Col
lector; Miller, Post Office; Cay, Navy Agent
=, The New York appointments cause considera
Die talk. 1t was the Presidents own method 10
settle the complicated affair. ~ -
", me n following appointments have been made:
inonays at Danville, vice ] H Murray, removed
hndrew Gallagher of Illinois, to be Register of
me land Office at Yandalia, vice NJ d avis, remoy
ca; Grego,y OF Illinois, Receiver of public mon
Gillespie of Mis- sisspp, Receiver of public mon
eys at Jackson, Miss, vice G Fitz, removed; R
Halliday OF Miss. Receiver of public moneys at
ufenada' Miss, vice Caldwell, deceased. !
sENATE.-Mr. Adams resolution providing for n
Reading clerk to the Seuate, was debated and e.
naliy postpoted until December next The Sen.
ale then adjourned after an executive session.
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Short Creek lands for Sale
In Ohio comfy. Viruiuiu ~

WISHING to dispose ofmy Real Estate, offer at pr
w vate sale until the LIST day November next my
in the County of Ohio situate the waters Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
crty is desiraby located both sides the Wheeling
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in the highest state having
large amount of new plank fencing and juciousy
in fields for farming and grazing purposes There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling, cribs, &C. There also four good tenants
Houses. There is a comnodous barn, one hundred
and eight feet long by forty foIrin width fitted in ever,
particular Tor the wants of the farm including ample slei
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whole in part to suit the
wishes ofthose desiring TO purchase. Terms will be lib
cra.
The rapidly advancing improvement ofthe city OF Wheel
ing, the facilities afforded by the various rail connec
lions about to be completed with West and the Sea
board, the excellent market Wheeling fol-
The productions of the country render this
highly desirable for persons wishing TO farm proaby
out to purchasers l. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
tho above lands not sold at private before
Wednesday the first day OF June next they will be
on that day at PUBLIC AUCTION, the premises, ia
parcels to suit purchasers plat OF these lands will
prepared for the inspection desiring
If the above lands sold thu first day OF juno will
that day and the next, sell all stock horses cattle
sheep, farming uensils Of the usual variety
TERMS made known on the day of sale. Il architects
U5sWashngton Reporter and Examiner, and Wclsburt
Heraldp coy tr .-a
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T. Knns AND SH0Es-SrRlso TRADE-M,Clallens
PAIL, - axe amply supplied with Boots, Shoes,
s5rnr 'es' hats' &e' for the largely increased
sp''ns 'Fade which is rushing to ,bs;r weI, tnasa
ss,. ,S; me reputation of this house has been
tabli,bms0, ~ yeafS as one of the best retail es
faciliiss ' ~ me West and as lis wholesaling
known ~. ~atch ATE very extensive, become
ere.se -, " number of wholesale purchasers in
large tb,s. que VITO has hot walked through the
with ever alu 'Our stories of this house, flied
can b sre,s variety of Boots Shoes Leather Sc
I 1s'leve that ther is such st
Merchants yi,i,; "se'lns, Wesuggest to Country
fail to call - W6 ,Ae city that they shonld not
through tbei, ~ s,, MciaIlens u Knox's, and look
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- = - -
CINCINNATI MARKET.

-, - = - March 80.
The River has fallen inches. Weather warm
and cloudy
Flour steady at $50; Whisky ls4c;. Nothing
prices tending downward; Cloverseed Sc; Coffee
at 10 1sa10t; Molasses %; Sugar 81; Dried apples
l,S0; Cheese SC; Lard &c; Bacon, Sides &C,
Shoulders &C.
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THE RAILROAD AcoIDE NJ.

CUMBERLAND, March %.
The cars to might Brought the body Of Elavel
5; Mythe' residence unknown, making the sth
Breaklnan, Gardiner, and Dr. Cadwalader. of New
Albany, are doing well. All the wounded here
are getting on finely, no one in danger
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CURTAINS, a.E
RTAIN MATERIAL,
Furniture Coverings. &c,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

w. III. CAR Il KITN
URTAlN STORE,
Is No. 100 caesnut ST. Philadelphia. Corner Fh street
-g opposite the State House t.rst =
HE has always in store a full stock .laas
French Broc eilsi all widths Lace aud Muslin Gnrta s
anu oolorsi OF every style and price.
French Satin de LANES; Table d Piano Covers &c;
india Satin Damasks; Gilt Cornices,
French Moquctte; Gilt Pins and bands;
DO Pushes; Gimps, Fringes; So
49,. :. . -- Cords TasseIs, &c.
N. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, or all styles and
pricesi Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures Brasses &c; and
ereryIing complete CurtainS, OF the newest Paris
styles, aud at the loleest prices. III.
Persons sending the height and lrdu OF their
frames, have their Curtains made and trimmed in Tie
hest manneri Fashion Plates in August humber OF Co
dey's Lady's Book.
Steamers. hotels, CAR iUILDERS, and dealers geer.
ally, supplied at the lo,rest ,rholesdle prices.
w. II. CARRYL,
Importer of ard Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
1853 Chestnut street, corner of Filth, |
nar17-1yd&w Opposite the State House, Philala.a
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STEAMER "BALrrxoRE."-rhe travelling public
oirn 10 understand that this boat one of the
stnoa Line" does moi stop at the regular land
ms and those who take passage on her cannot de-
nepi upon being put of attne port to which they
sbip.-MnitnG IntelEgencsr.
The above paragraph does great injustice to the
BALTIMORE and other boats of the Union Line The
well known difficulty attending the landing OF
steamboats, at Marietta, except in high water, can
Be The only Foundation for such statement. We
nre informed, noyeover, by a gentleman Of this
c;ty. that he heard tie Captain of the Baltimore
tell certain persons when they engaged their pas
sre, that be could rot land theRl OF Marietta, but
tbst he would Land th,m at Point Harmon, as near
as he could appruachtO Marietta. We do not be-
leve that any boat Of the Union Line ever know
iy carried passenger beyond his destination, or
refused 10 land fs passengers when it was possible
10 do 50.
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Removal aRd Co.Pnrtnership
g D. HARPER has removed his wholesale and retail
~: hat and cap store to the south corner of Main and
Union SITS Gimme datey south of his old stando has
associated with him in business his H. NJ Harper
der the name and style of S. ID. Harper Sc Son.
A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted to me are
IA most respectfully requested to call and settle their
counts nar29 S. d. HARPER.
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DEATH OF MRS. FILLMoRE.

WASHINGTON, March 80.
Mrs: Fillmore died at Willard's Hotel a. nine
Pneumonia for some time past, but no serons an.
prehension was entertained until within few
days past. The immediate cause of death W as snf-
location caused by the accumulation of water
upon the lungs. Her family and friends will leave
Buffalo .t - = e ''
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

THIS latest discover, the wonder or the age Tim
picture assumes all the roundncTs and sodity orliie
II also appears and in every point resembles
living being Nature is perfectly mocked even to an
Siyiduai hair: Taken at WHITEHURsT's, over Camp
BELLS Jewelry store Baltimore street. city saItt
more; Also in bis Washington Gallery will soon be
introduced in all OF his galleries. which may be III
all the principal cities in the Union. IVY -
Mr.. WHTEHuRsr has the honor that he has
Just received letter from the President of the United
States, informing him of the award Medal Certificate
and Juries reports the Worlds Fair Lon.
don. =, nlar3o-tf
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T.sOpsu THE CHEAT T0HSEt--Fhe
P.'s''L ..lasrr train of the b. q o. Railroad
regular W. tbr frs; time through the Broad Tree
passa ~ ~, qsnnel or Monday. coming from Balu-
fs ~ ~ wheeling in twenty one hours. The
n0's " .tm.pt to the uninterrupted course length
Is st '.,t wotx is new removed.
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New Boots and Shoes.

WIN. B0le, IbI HUM Street, Wheeling,
opening the first lot OF his spring summer
Of Boots and shoes which embraces every style AID
wear Gents boys and youths boots Shoes To desg
ment. -. =
% This stock isexelusively New York Philadelphia
make; the latest style and best workmanship
both cities; it is warranted and guaranteed both by
kcrs and tho undersigned Particular attention
The article ofadies travelling boots. W. BoLE.
mnrS2
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LinsleY Institute.

accordance with the arrangement by the
Board OF Trustees the spring term OF the Lnsey In
stute will commence Monday, the nth day OF April
of tbs advantages here Afforded are desired to
that viii greatly facilitate the arrangement of the
classes gsya fsr SIS $3.50 .s1ses. 8
fore. ~ rs Z 81 g.ffp
No student allowed TO enter for less term than
quarter; and deduction for absence except in
FOrnfher inInr nation apply to either of The under
-'' 1'.s. } 2os ! 6 o REFFRvEY, Principals.
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] .a4
1ta.n a dec c.. subjectIns:
{ the defendants, Patrick
he other de endantB. 10 the.
ID OF Sefo f6' cent?. sub
hat the said JsTreit Nc.
re not Inhabitants OF the
motion orthe plaintiff bs
appear within one month
tcr, and do what NAY ba
ssts in this suit, AMI III Ia
Inserted in Somc he .Sspa.
cclh e, for four successive
door OF the courI house Of
thu next county court.
Ionic LORITG, GPk.
itIarr
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.)N BOXES LEMONS. SO
w , CaEes SaTdines.
, Bales B0T1o Almonds. ...s
:. Boxes Goshen CAeesS-WarTButs8, #-.
audes house iii the city rSeJ 70 keep
d5y. FG. sa.r AZ -. -t - re RROoA,S
StutS-tr g,-. w IL2 Main
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10 do 50.

The RAILRoAD ACCIDENT.-We have received
.he following letter trsm Cumberland in relation
to the late accident or the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
sOad, and as it comes from highly authentic
source, We insert it instead of the greatly exaggera-
tedrepmts which aIein circulation concerning this
disaster. We cannot refer 10 this subject again
without repeating thalas this iS4he first time an &C
cidtnt has occurred on theB. & 0. Railroad, which
has destroyed the lives OF passengers, during the
many years it has been in operation, increased ex-
Ariions will be made 10 prevent the recurrence Of
Ike calamity:
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The next Session of the E'as#s "a
Wheeling Female Seminary,
w tinle eleven weeks. r'-..r ... ..r...
The services p roeIsor WiedrCh Teacher of Music
and those ofMonsieur De Massias French Drawing
Layc heen ecured. and two young ladies' OF tho gho:a
ability, from Mount Holyuke Female Seminary, viii be
among the assistant Teachers
TERMS:
One half at the commencement, the uJ
die OF session, viz:
Hoard and Tuition aessi"n of eleven weeks s22
Wasmngg, per dozen, .-. so
sior, a.OH
Senior G,1l
Seminary proper Junior Class 500
nidilcc1ss 'I,0H
Sc inr s 20
Ancient Ia'gitErs Iolrth S.nn
strument for L. som. 800
= sion. 100
Modern Languages, Painting or Drawing: 100
Mrs. $. b. THOMPSON.
m.r23-1w d, Prih cipal,
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5000 dollars.
P&tapsco Institute.
ClnsS 100

Glass l@,
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nu1 =, DpOwx1xG-The terrible oneS oil
RrsooE' ~ w., al midnight last night startled
! man in the ne e.ssipg along Water street. he
4, IS We wee p u.s.. The creek, where he was
fO'ted down ,,wI from The Alvin Adams