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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-25

o. The Steamboat CoIunBos, viii leave
Rockets for Norfolk and Baltimore, on "Wednesday
morning, at 6 o'clock m, a1-ot
Gentlemen's Summer Walking Shoes,
az Superior quality--lust received and for sale
~ by GRANNlSS, SON g. BROTHERS.
25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-25

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
10000 DOLLARS, AND 10000 DOLLARS
Tickets dollars, only.
u AT hall past IL o'clock TO-DAY the Official
drawing OF the handsome Union Canal Lottery,
Class No. 6, VIII be received.
CAPITALS.
prize OF $4,000 l Prize OF $4,000
DO OF $500 / do OF sos
do of 1000 do of a0o
Tickets So. halves 80 quarters 25-for sale at
ma Is BIGGER'S OAice.
Maryland State Lottery, Class No. s,
Odd and Even system, drawing will be received by BC(tx
Friday 10000 Capital Priz0Tck s5 halves So QUAR-.
Rhode Island State Lottery, Class Ne. I,
craving VII De reserved Saturday $4,000 CAPITAL Pr7c-
rekeis S4 halvcs2 ?, quarters l.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No.
O. draw, in the city Of Richmond Tuesday next-ss5Ooo
Capital PnaeTickets 81, halves 80 quarters 2-For
'ale a, usual IN every vafie'y, by THO b. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-25
MANAGERS OFFICE.

IIchetS UoHaTs' halves 80, quarters %.
Rhode Island State, Glass No. L.
The Drawing will be received on Saturday 10000
dollars capital prize. Tckets 81. halves 2 quarters
|.
Connecticut State, No. G. To be drawn
on Thursday. The drawing will be received on
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District ol l Woodbury has limited and allowed six months from the 2lst June, 1880. for the ere ditors t" the estate of DANIEL STRONG, late of Bethlem, in said district, deceased, repre-. sented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Morris Woodruff. Royal R. Hinman, and Charles A. Judson, Esqs. Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 CHAs. B. PHELPS, Judge. The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of said deceas- ed. in said Bethlcm. on the first Monday in November, and on tie third Monday in De. cember, 1880. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. on each of sald days, for the purpose of at- tending on the business of said appointment. MoRRIs WOODRUFF,
 ROYAL R. AMMAN, C.m'"'S-
 CHARLES A. HUDSON, s'o"eTS' All persons indebted to said estate are re. quested to make immediate payment to
 WM. KAssoN,
 JAMES ALLEN, -Ae'"'o'S' Bethleaa, Oct. III, 1880 1e
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
Morris .AcGdemeu.

TNHE Fall and Winter Term in this institu- -A ton commenced on Monday the 4th ol October inst. Instruction is given in the sev- eral branches of English studies.
 This institution is open for youth of both sexes, and every exertion will be made to im- prove their minds and manners. The terms ofadmission are from three to five dollars per quarter of twelve weeks. Scholars from a. bl oad (except those who prefer to do other wisr) will be received into the family of the Principal. and furnished with instruction, board, washing. room, lights. and fuel, with the use of books, for $llO per year.
 The School has opened under very favora- hle auspices; and as the prosperity of the in- stitution depends entirely on the exertions of the Principal. he has furnished globes and maps for the use of his pupils. and will spare no pains to have the fond anticipations of pa rents more than realized.
 A few young gentlemen who are calculating to instruct schools the ensuing winter will be received and duly prepared for examination.
 S. M. ENSIGN, Principal.
 South Farms, Cct 12 IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
NOTICE.
May s. 1880

WYE the undersigned having been appoint- w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Sharon Commissioners 10 re- ceive. examine, adjust and settle the claims of the several creditors to the estate of
 HENRY TOUSLEY, late of Salisbury, in said district. deceased. represented insolvent, and said Court having allowed six months from the 5th day of Oc- tober. 1880, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners, hereby giye notice that we will meet af the late dwelling house of said deceased, on the hrst Tuesdays of December and April next, at nine o'clock A. M. on each Of said days. fo attend to the business of our said appointment, All claims not presented within the time lim- tied. properly sttested, wiIl be barred . reco- very. 7
 JARED s. HARRIs0N, c..
 NArn,L BEEEDlCr. Jun. eO"
 SGsistwry, Ocs. la. 1880 pIS
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

ted them, irritating his foe, by an angry bark, as it lay crOuched upon the limb like a cat ready to spring upon her prey, but still that spring was delayed. as if it felt conscious that it's prey was sure, and felt pleasure in holding its victim in terrific suspense. At length, ripping up the bark, wi;h ferOcious and quick growl, it drew it's recumbent length together, then sud- denly expanding itself, sprung through the air towards its victim. The hunter, who had eagerly watched its motions, with shriek of horror sprang aside, but fortu- nately held to the sapling with an almost convulsive grasp. The sharp claws ofthe animal fixed in his clothing and seemed nigh to have carried him headlong with it over the dread abyss-for a moment it seemed that the panther would recover it's footing, but with an intuitive presence of mind the old man ripped asunder his clothing, and it fell front crag to crag mar king the sharp projection of the rocks with its blood, till the welcome sound of it's fall to the earth, struck on his ears as joyfully as the sounds of liberty to a caps tive. He rushed forward to his rife, fear ful perhaps that life was not yet extinct in his enemy. Soon however, the contents of his piece were lodged in the head of his foe, while prayer went up to heaven from his lips in gratitude for his preserya- ton.
 The hunter exhibited his trophy, but the terror and toil had been too great-his age could not endure it, and his remains now rest in the earth near the scene of his terrific achievements.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

A doctor visiting his patient, lady, she requested him :o look at her tongue. She opened her mouth and put the end of her tongue out :; the Doctor said put it out a little further, madam, and was under the ne- cessity of repeatingit several times, the la dy only putting her tongue out trifling distance each time. At length the Doctor remarked, put it out as far as possible Ma dam. Mercy Doctor," says she, "you must think there is no end to wOman's tongue"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
NOTICE.

HE Court of Probate for the District ol
 WateFhnry hath limited and allowed six months rom the date hereof for the creditors to the estate Of
 'sla oI rymouth, deceased, to exhibit their s...s '"F se!t'ement. Those who neglect to !..:.S: s. :a.:r . accounts, properly attested, All persons indebted to said estate nrs re,,,,es. ted to make immediate payment to
 CALVIN BUTLER. EuvcmiOr. PlymO1tk. Oct. q. 1880 sis
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

FENHESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
 A operation and good effects as n mild, safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, jaundce and scurvy, piles, rnsumatism, inflammation of the eyes, female tions the skn dysen,ery, bilious cholic, dizziness and headache. They are likewise andote against infectious diseases, removing obsiructions of every kind. by dssolvng and dischsrging the morbid mat ter, helping digestion, restoring lost appetite, and sure relief for costive habits. They dated to all ages, and hoUs that they may be taken in Winter and Summer, at any time of the day, without regardto diet or hindrance of business Their opera!o" is sd gentle pleasant, and effectua thahy experience they are found to exceed any other physic heretofore offered tOthe pub lie. Those who yelling by land, will 6nd them great preserva. i'oH from the diseases of foreign climates.
 From the numerous Certificates which might he used the propretors will make use of the following Mass.: V; ''".rg '" ' D. Mr Daniett-I have made use of fvarious kiods of bmoHs Fills in my family, and hesitate not to say
 .nat Dr. Oavenpor's are the hest Family Medicine PhsGeld, Mass, lsos."
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
NOTICE.

THE Court of Prohate for the District of 1 Waterbury hath limited and allowed six months fr0m the date hereof, for the credit. 0rs Co the estate Of
 w ARENA PENN, late Of Plymouth, deceased. io exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, ,pr"perly attcsted, with m sad time. win be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate are reques- ted to make immediate payment tO
 CALVIN BUTLER. Administrator, Witk the sCiH Qmnered.
 Plymoutk, Oct. ', 1880 " sls
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
POETRY.
HYMN.

. aHH e.sR .. pss,sn al the late Ceneennial Celebration '' TFssm by Rsv. Jokn PisYOns. Break forth ia sOaR, ye trees, As through your tops the breese
 SWesps from the sea! Y" Fer oa ile rushing wings, 10 youT cool shades and springD, That breexe people brings,
 Exiled though free. Ye sister hiIls, lay down OfaneiSnt oaks your crown, 4 h homage due :- These are the great of earth, 0r0Aa, m0t by kingly birth; Great. iD their weIl-prOved worths
 Firm hearts and true. & These are the living lighIs eThat from your bold green heights
 Shall shine afar,
 Til they who name the name Of Freedom, toward the flame Come. as the Magi came
 Towards Bethlehem's star. Gone are those great and good, Who here, in peril, stood, And raised their hymn: Peace 10 tho reverend dead! The light, that on their head I've huntired years have sSed, .. Shall ns'er grow dim. YA temples, that to God, Riae where our fathers irod, l Guard well your trusi-- The faith, that dared the sen, The :ruth, that made them free, /. Their cheIished purity, ..., ..,-,. Their garnered dust. Thou high and holy ONE,
 Wtlose care for sire and son - '. All naiure fIlp, $ a. While day shall break and close, While night her crescent shows, 0, let daylight repose On these our hills.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

At q Court of Probate holden 0t NeU- Mi!f ford,
 Oct. 5, 18sO--E Estate cfJoHN MuNRoE, Jr.
 late of Kent, deceased.
 THE administrator represents the estate u insolvent, and prays inc appointment of Commissioners thereon: Whereupon, order ed. that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in New-Milfnrd, on the 1st day of November, 1880, at 10 o'clock forenoon: And that all persons interested in said estate may be noti- fed thereof, the, administrator will cause this order to be published in newspaper printed in LitchfeId, and post copy thereof in some public place in said Kent.
 A true copy of record-Certified by
 19~ NATHANIEL PERRY, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
FOR SALE,

E v OkCOtUutcs iu MCtuWu of Torrington, consisting of the following val uablc property, viz: About two acres of land on the south side Of Waterbury river. opposite thr well known tavern stand of Capt. Samuel Bradley, "n which are a two story dwelling ] house. with a large well shaded and beautiful yard in front, and finely cultivated garden in the rrar uf the house a barn, carriage house, wood house and other out houses; a small dwelling house, and a large and convenient store. This property is all of it in the most pleasant pat of Wolcottville, which renders it a very desirable place of residence for a man of bnsinesa. s 7S1 s@
 Also, that we'll known Store Stdnd on tt,e north side of the river, situated few rods from the WoOllen Manufactory in W"lcoii- vile. The store has been recently bniIf. IS conveniently constructed. and is decidedly the best stand for business in the village. hi
 Also, one new twO-story DseeiLing HOase and Lot, about twenty rods north of the meet ing house in said village. The dwelling house is well adapted for two families. ...,.l
 Also, about five and an half acres of good LAND opposite the Meeting House. suitable for pasture ar plough land. There are twO good building lots on the same, very pleasant- " situated. The above mentioned property will be sold on the most reasonable ferms.-- For further information apply to SAMUEL BRADLEY, or to the sahseriber, hoth Of Well c0ttviIle. VIM. E. RUSSELL.
 Wotc0ftuiIle, Aug. l9, 1880 U9
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
TAKEN UP.

~ RY the subscriber. on the Is, VA D inst. a Light Grey MARE, saA 2 ten or twelve years old, tail. cut V YNY short. The owner is requested sll to pay charges and take her away |.
 ASA EVERITT. EllalDorth. Oct. 8, 1880 s1a
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters.

wn'cn nave beea provsdhy thousands to be 90 emin. .ny aseai 'n renewing all Jaandce and Bilious com. P'"'n's' Price g l-2 cents.
 A trssh supply ef ths abore is just rec cssTe0 Gnd fOr sale in Litektf ky Drs. Aooe q Barnes, s. Basl, and Lee q. 0eckDath; ia Burlington by T. MasoH, aud Webster &. Hitckcock !; Gnd 6y tkc D'Mggssfs iR NeU-H HaUen, Hdrtford, Mid 0ssso.cns SGybrOok, Albany, NesD- York, and Boston. [cow1y6l JwEy %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
BufalORObeS
 FOR SALE RY @ k.
 Litehfeld, Oct. 20 ..s l9
DIpasantlV situated m

aaRAs- pleasantly slIUaItu In a7s@=4s the east part of Litch6eld, containing about 50 acres of excellent Land, suitably divided into moving, pasture, pI"w, orrharding and wood land; with good House, two Barns, and other necessary out buildings; together with one half Of good Saw Mill, one half of one of EarI's Patent Shingle Mills for saving shin gIes, both of which are under one roof-with two good dams, one of which is built of stone, S1c. There is on said farm very choice col lection of young Fruit Trees, such as apples, pears, peaches, English cherries, s1c. Sc.
 The above mentioned property will be sold cheap for cash, or on a credit of 10 or l5 years if desired. For particulars, or information, application may be made to Dr.. SAMUEL BU- FL, or to the subscriber on the premises.
 CHARLES s. BUELL..
 Litchfeld, Oct. 5, 1880 V17
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

ne character of this Ointment is well estab;ish eo @s 10 need no recommen ndatons for being pleas ant safe and remedy for tha, 0athsome disease
 J a'so cure for other eruptions of the skin, par usS.ary tor the sat rheum and chilblans. Price g
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

DGcenpOrt's celebrated Eye Water, S".Gn needs only to he used he highly approved tor all sorts of weak and sore eyes. x '
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
TAKEN UP

>-,..szS DY the subscriber. on the 7th TA D day of instant October, five YEARLING CATTLE, two s<akAuu red line hack Steers, one brin- dle Steer, one red Heifer. one white Heifcr, with some red spots-No artificial mark ex- cept one which has swallow fork in the end of the left ear The owner is desired to prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
 PHILO KELLOGG.
 Cornsrdv, Oct. 18, 1880 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
Summer Arrangement.
Litchfield, New-Milford, Danbu-
 ry, Norwalk, and NEW YORK, By StGge and Steam.

" EAVES Parks Hotel, in Litchfield, on -ll Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. at 4 P. M. (after the arrival of the stage from Hartford J lodges at New -Milford-thence tO Danbury next morning. and reaches Norwslk in time for passengers to take the steam boat for New Y ork. Fare through to NfV- York, less than any other line from Litchfeld.
 RETURNING-Takes the Norwalls pas sengers at New Milford, on Monday SWeG- nesdays and Fridays. and arrives in Litchfeld in season for passengers to take the Hartford stage. For seats in Litchfeld, apply at the Bar of Parks Hotel.
 H. BARNES, Proprietor.
 May 6, 1880 47
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
By the Governor q the Commonwealth .
A PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAS the Convention which assembled in
w the city of Richmond, on the first Monday in
October, 1920 pursuant to law to consider discuss
and propose a new Constitution, alterations aud
amendments to the existing Constitution of this Com
monweath,r have adjourned sine die, utter having
agreed upon amended Constitution or form of Co
vcrnmcnt, to be submitted to the people, and be by
them ratified or rejcctcd-I, William b. Giles, Go
vernon have thought proper, by and with the advice
do now hereby proclaim, that the said Convention
did, the 18th day of January, in this present year,
1880, adjourn sine die-and do direct that the said
amended Constitution or form of Government for this
Commonwealth, shall be published once week Tor
three successive months, together with this procla
NATION, in such newspapers by advice of Council
were directed to publish the Act of the General
Assembly OF Virginia, to organize Convention.
Given under my hand as Governor and under
rSEAL.J the seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
mond, this 9Th day of January, 1880.
WIN. GILES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION

WhcFe2stho Delegates and Representatives Of the
the twentyninth day of juno in the year of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and seventysix recitin
and declaring, that whereas, George tie third KING
OF Urea britain and Ireland and 1ecor Of Hanover
before that time entrusted with the exercise f ,b
klDgLy olhce iii the Government Of Virginia had ell
dcaVoured TO pervcft the into dctesablc end
insupPoFtable tyranny, by putting bis na-ativc OH
Jaws the Slos wholesome and necessary for tic pub
W uonyibg hiS Governors permission to pass
laws OF immediate and pressing Importance. unless
sHSPendedln their operation for his assent and :; hen
so suspended negleclng to attend to them for raanv
years; by refusing to pass certain other laws unless
the incstinabc right ofrcpresalfajon u, fbo
ture 6y dissolving legislative assemblies roDealrI.
and continually, for opposing with manly. f,;ansss
iIlS lnyasons OF the rights Of tho peorc; wien dr.
solved by refusing to call others ior lone s,,c ,,r
tT7c, thereby leaving the pofi,ca sysrefa " t an
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

s. The Judges Of the Sutscs,a q su,, of
which shall n, H., ,; axed and adequate sal;
fee. A'''s continuance bat .
o. Judges may he removed from slIce hv !, 60.
OF oo'" ouses Ut tho .ieneraf Asseu,ilv b,, 80 'i.
tue members present must il, such vote AVA .", Ct
Judge agans, whom Legislature NAV no at o. .th Tia
snail receive notice thereof accompanied with corr
day on wSeh I smova a, least twenty days eura M
thereupon. ~ Hsse"'oiy s'r'u atI.
J. On the creation of any new county, I,,,,c.. - ,
Peace shall be appointed, first inIancs in sc o. s
as may he prescribed by law When vacauces snail, n
increase the number shah be- made S G to-
co ON tue recommendation the respective (on,v T
Of the Houses the General Asts"v p s .s So
sSoen ny me Governor and shall hold Office duripu ,
when vacanciss shall occur shall be appoin,.J h
,ucui respective Courts and the tenure Of Office ~
hereafter appointed shall be prescribed by law YLe SSrr
9nu .o'ofiers shall be by the respective Co
sonsd oy him The Justices appoint consaIes AMI
WIN, e b,I .sa'G cheers, shall lie regulated by law.
Virginia and bear by The Clerks q" the OF
s shall conclude, against the peace aud dnv 81
, Shall be appointed annually Joint VOTE Of
F1s E,.r,,. AFrIcIs VII
as =. Of tho GoVcrnen, shah remain
Is sa continue m office until Governor eleced under
in Office when this Constitution shall be adopted exse Un
vi expressly directed shall continue in ofce m s
and hs oo or the law shall provides
neir present jurisdiction, except SO far AK rhe
cs;as on SNAIL 30 he'eafer otherwise organized BY tv
Done In Conventionin the city of Richmond. IN t1s
utoenth day of January, in the year of our Lerd
one thousand eight hundred and tbirtx ard r; 49,.
1fty fourth year Of the Indepopdencr of thr Ir
States of America. ~ y"
PHILIP p BARBOUR.
y p.,e Presidens LPtae cu.pe,uan,
Secretary Of tie Courenfta,,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
D. RaYGos.
Secretary Of tie Correnfio,,.
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDULE.
Ordered, that the roll CONTAINING, tho az. 8, - ,.
amended constitution adopted by this Convention q
ey Mseonlted TO the people of this commonwealth.
sor 'ner ratification or rejection, be enclosed by the
ecretary IN case proper for its preservatiou anil
State. ~ S-1i VI
Ordered, that the Secretary do eause TIN. ;ournars
OF the proceedings of this Convention to Be fairfv
e n IN weii bound hook, and after the sau5
snail pave been signed by the President and secrg-
that he deposit the same, together with all the
original documents in the possession of the Convel-
uon and connected with its proceedings among the,
arcieves of the Council of State and further. ,bas
ne cause 10 printed copies to be we'll board. anil
deposited in the Public Library
Ordered, that the President of tho Canvcption IN
c1eriny a trne copy of the amended Consttntiou IN
me 1eneral Assembly now in session; and THAI the
uene5a Assembly be, and they hereby requested,
10 make any additional provisions by law which NAV
De necessary and proper for submitting the same TO
me voters thereby quslifed vote for members OF
the General Assembly, at The next April pleciiup.
and for organizing the government under the amena
fed by such voters - W "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

sOWN's BEST CHEWING tor. ,erf,.
~ noT2 For sale ioy Il. e M~Ss{tsi,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
Rail-. ROADS.

peno.vivsnia NJ this time tdrniahes striking
prsciical evidences Of tue lac 10 IN "heh han
roads are viewed by her people. Inc la'' WI
n.,,. Jou,oaI contains an account oil the various
vo,L, Of this description IN SChoyik'ii county
,l,ue. which will he ready for the iranspoHa
Tim al coal. on the opening OF the navigation "a
,hs .,sn,pv .nrinz They are ~ follow -
The Schpylkill Valley Railroad. winch mas
been IN full operation The greater par, ~ 'he prs
seu, s.ason commences AT Peri Carbon h"o
terminates NJ Tusearora, distance OF ~ mus
There are also Is lateral Railroads. 'nt.rsee'"g
H. the distances of which combined VII amount
to about In ntlrs The main branch co."
sos 0Du. aud the latersl,, We presume, aoou'
go O0U.
The Mil Creek Railroad (Which has also
been ~ operation the present SEASON com'pen-
ces ri Port Carbon and extends up MN creek
four miles This road cost about Sii,oOo.
There are about three mile of lateral roads IN
terseeiiug the man branch, which cost about
S21DO per mile.
Tho Wesl Branch Railroad, Tone track OF
,hch is now in operntion,) commences NJ
SrhnyIkll Havoc and terminates AT the foot OF
tho Broad Mountain. Tue leDAth oil sad ROAD,
Including tn. West Branch. viii he 10 miles
aud will coat upwards Of . 80 0oo There are
also about i've miIes ni Literal Toad' ihtrfsec-
ting il, the average cost oil which will be about
$4,000 per mIie.
The Mount Carbon Railroad, commences NJ
honnt Carbon. aud extends up the two bran
che. of the Norwegian. n distance OF 9 mile IS
winch will cost about Slon,0IO. numhar
OF lateral roads on this have also been eonh"n'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
RECAPITULAIION.

Total 81 $500 400
The f. flowing Railroads have been CO nlnen-
Gel in this county.
The Pinegrnve Railroad. which ex'ends
from the Mines 70 the Swatara feader, n dis
tnnce of five miles This roai wi II cost about
$3.50, OO), AID he completed early next season.
Thr Lirl. SchuylkilI Rail road. commences
nj Port Clinton and extends mp said stream
to the mines, n distance of about 23 miles. This
road il is expected will be completed next sea-
son If laid with OGDEN rats. II IRON rails should
he concluded, on, the time for completion, Of
cou,semus,he extended. Ihsroat co stuctrd
with wooden rails. will probably coat $3.50 900
ii constructed with iron rails about $4,000
Making 81 mites oil Railroad, at an expense Of
S635,0O0.
All the above rail roads have been commen
ced within the last Two years. and when Com
pleted will sield far per centage on the capt
tai invested.