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STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District,
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or.
leans-To AZ persons concerned in the estate OF
Sanford Anterior, late Of Glover, decreased,
Greeting.
WHEREAS, E. B. sIMONDs, Esq Admins
w traitor of the estate OF said licensed has filed
in said Court his Administration account, and repre-
scnis that the debts and charges against said estate
amount to the sum of SlSS2,99
That the available assets in his hands 1885
Leaving the sum of $3.50. ID
to be raised from the Real Estate, And requests The
Court TO grant him License to sell all the Real Es
tate being ofland and buildings thereon in
Glover Village.
Therefore il is ordered that all concerned he notified
TO appear at a session Of the Probate Court to be
held at the Probate Office at lrasburgh the 2sth
day of May next. that they may give bonds for the
payment OF the debts, s. he heard in the matter of the
Administrators account, and to show why Lii
cense should not be granted as aforesaid.
A nd this order shall he published three weeks sue
cessvely in the Caedonian, newspaper, printed
at 81, Johnsbury in this State the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Iras.
burgh, this LIST day of May, A. D. Is45.
4O6w3 GEO. NYE, Judge
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New GoOds---Cheap.
Kittredge & Colby

TTAVE just received a very large assortment 0,
III Goods which they have recently purchased
very low and thew are thus enabled to offer them Tor
sale on terms highly advantageous to purchasers'-
They would respectfully solicit the attention OF men
ends and oil persons wishing to buy good Goods to
their present stock before milking their purchases
with the assurance that they will find the quality and
prices Of their goods satisfactory. Their present
stock embraces
Mg@GI DMDGg &1@Dgaa
Cashmere, rich de LANES, printed and satin striped
Lawns plain, striped and plaid Musins, Jacone' de-;
English and Scotch Ginghams; large ana p'nuuiu'
variety of Prints plain and fancy Laces. lace EdS.
ngs and Insertngs, bishop Lawn. plain and figured
hook and swiss Muslins, white Gamhrics, Dlmoiy,
gro de Swiss. synchaw and sarsnet silks, white and
colored Florence do; white aud Satin, silk and
tnbby Velvets silk Surge ladies cravat Hdkis; linen
Camhric do; Gloves Alitls and Hosiery, furniture
Patch; white and brown Linen table Covers, black
and colored Lustng. Ribbons, plain figured and satin
edgdCap lo;rich BO.N.N'ET RTBB ONS, Tabs and
Flowers; Shawls--imperial, Bavaran, NJ do halne
&C; super Parasols, Parasoles and Sun Shadesi-
Umbrellas; also u splendid
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TUE DEAD MOTnER-A DIALOGUE.

Persona Father end Child.
f. Touch not thy mother, bOy-thou canst not
wake her.
C. Why, rrthor' sho still wnLens at this hour
f. Your mothers dead, my child.
c. And what is Ilead'
&c she be dead why then It's only sleeping.
For am she sleeps. Come, mother, rise.
Her hand is very cold
f. Her heart is cold, her limbs
Are bloudess, would that mine were so!
c. If she would waken, she would soon be
Why is she wrapt in this thin sheet7 IrT
This winter morning wero not covered better,
should be cold like her.
L. No-not like her; the fire.
Might warm YOU or thick clothes, but her.
Nothing again,
G. IL could wake her.
She would smile upon rs she always does
And kiss me. Mother, you have slept too long
Her face is pale and it would (righten me
Bot that know she loves me.
C. Once, when sat upon her lap, felt
A beating ut her side, and she said
II was her heart that beat, and made me feel
For my own heart, and they both beat alike,
Only mine the quickest. And feel
My own heart yet, but hers cannot feel.
f. Child! Child! yon drive me mnd-
Come hence, say.
c. Nay father, be not angry lot me stay
Here till my mother wakens.
+. ! have told you,
Your mother cannot wake, not in this world,
Rut in another she ,riH awake for us,
When we have slept like her, then shall we see
her.
c. Would il night then!
+. No-unhappy child!
Full many a night shall pass, ere thou cnnst sleep
That last long sleep. Thy father soon shall sleep
it;
Then thou wilt be deserted upon the earth;
None will regard thee: thou wilt som forget
That thou hast natural ties-nn orphan lone.
Abandoned to the wies Of wicked men,
And women still more wicked.
c. Father! father!
Why do you look so terrible upon me,
You will not hurt me.
| r. Hurt thee, darling? No!
Has sorrows violence much of anger,
That it should fright NV boy Come, dearest,
! c. You not angry them
| F. Too well love you.
| c. All you have said cannot now remember,
! Nor what it meunt-you terrified me so,
But this know you told mel must sleep
Before my mother wakes-so Tomorrow
o Father! that tomorrow were but come!
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STATE OF VERMONT.


The Hon. the Probate Court for the District d q
Ieans--'ro oil persons concerned in the estate 4
Willard Kelley, late of Derby, deceased,
Greeting
VET HEREAS, Andrew Young, IT, Ajmipisra
w Of the Estate within this State Of said dear
ed, requests SAID Court to allow him the luff
time of one year from aud after the eth day ofNr
tember, a. ID 1874, TO make payment Of the jas
aud close the settlement OF the estate
Therefore, you hereby notified that said aHl
cation will be heard at session of The Putil
Court to be held at Irashursh on the 22l Day 4
May next, at which time you may be heard 10 Il
premises.
And this Order shall be published three ved
successfully in the Caedonian, newspaper Puoa
al st. Johnsbury in this State, the last Of which Fvs
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for heH
as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office 81 Z
rasburgh, this 25th day of April, A. D. 1915.
4O5w3 GEO. NYB, Judge
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Concord Railroad.
SU.MlEER .qRRAN,CE .nEN.T.

SUsHsHEh sfhJT.1.N u E.Hf.sN l.
Fare reduced 10 $500 from Concord 10 Boston
I'm aud after the LIST of April, Passenger Ifs'
" will run daily, Sundays excepted in connfc@
With the Boston and Lowell ami Nashua and Lo'
ell Railroads follows, viz
Leave Boston at A NJ, IL A NJ and o. N,
Leave Concord at AZ NJ, IL l.3 &St ~
Trains from intermediate places will run as !"
lows, viz: UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 NJ. 1875 d oHO ~
do Nashua at $50 A NJ 1915 pm d V:4VfA
do Manchester 9:35 A NJ, l. p d s;ora
OF Immediately on the arrival OF the cars from O''''
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester SD NJ, 1915 4rS
do Nashville 81 M, IT Pm &oPA
do Lowell II NJ. 2PM q % Pm ,,I
or Immediately arrival of the cars from OOI.r
The second train from Concord arrives 10 p1, y" !.
in season for Passengers to take the 4 o e'O'A ''
New York. ,ua,,Pl
The road connects with the Boston and Mnln'"II
Road so that passengers may pass betwlS' C Ca
Hayerhill, Exeter and Portland either way u'%
Stages Immediately on the arrival OF the :, "" ,",n
at Concord, leave by various routes lor nV al
Newport, Claremont and Windsor; for Leo'n,J n
Hanover; Plymouth and HaveThlll; CahSan M INA
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Hnrhor anu Y" Sad
Mountains. On the 2d day from po'",, BeE
reach Royalton, Middlehury, Mo"'PeI''' ad d.
ington connecting there with the st'arUo' 'p.aLsI
ges TO Ogdensburgh; stages also run ron gnHI
to Stanstead connecting Herewith stages u;h h3
al Numerous other stages connecuns in MI
Concord Railroad run to the principal lo""'
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canad"s, :, .h,,n,s u
Stages run daily from Franklin ana ".",,;r,ldb|
the III O'Clock train, returning ai'er '"'
Cd train from Boston ,,,Ns
Run daily as follows =, Concord
Leave Boston at 80 NJ and arrive 0' ''
same evening. ;,s Al Bow
Leave Concord at 81 p NJ and arrive
| at l-2 the next morning. -. $3.50.
Freight, First class, So; second cIasS and D1
Freigh should be delivered at ool'V ;u.urc
ton an hour at least before leaVlng'
livery by the first succeeding tram 10 msrkrd,
All passengers baggage shouIu should VII
when valued at more than $50. notice ',a, for d.r
en- and extra charges paid, or no vud
/. or loss beyond such sum will DC 1rIrpuAM suPL
! N. g. Orh"' aGI
. April l. ls46.
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LOOKING ABO We.

was wort once 10 mediate most on my own
heart, and to dwell all at home and Look little high
err: was still porting either on my sins or wants, or
examining my sincerity But now, though l am
greatly convinced ofthe need Of heart acquaintance
and employment, yet sec need ofhigher work,
thas saouId look otener upon Christ, and God, and
heaven, than upon my own heart. At home I can
fni dstsmPers to trouble me, and some evidences of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19


es Of the Ihroat, Lungs, and Chest.
FNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAI SAM
i. is an old, nell tried, and almost universally
approved rewedy. II has been extensively used for
the last % / 8 years in almost every city and town
in Now England, and also very extensively at the
South and West 1t is recommended and prescsih-
ed by many of the most respectable physicians a
safe, cOmveniemt and rery c6fcdciouS medicine, and
acknowledged by thousands who have for n long
time used 1t, and continue use and recommend it.
to be the most valuable remedy for the above COM
plants offered to the American public
The proprietors of this article cannot resort TO the
style of advertising which is often adopted at the
present day. They do not wish 10 deceive the cred
ulous and unsuspecring, but appeal with confidence
TO the facts and experience of discerning public
There are few individuals in New England who have
not used this preparation themselves, or who have
not friends who have used it. Numerous certificates
from physicians and others, having for many years
been published it is deemed unnecessary to add any
at this time. Be sure to get the genuine. Call for
1t by ITS svh0te name "Vegeta6te Pulmonary Bal
sam" and avoid "Cdrter's Pulmonary Balsam,"
and the numerous limitations which have sprung up
in consequence of the great celebrity of the true
ticle. See that It's signed VIM. Ion'n Cutler Pre-
pared by Reed, Wing Il Cutler, wholesale druggists
Sd Chatham street, Boston, and sold by druggists,
apolheoaries, and country merchants generally
Price so cents. For sale by J. G. BINouAM, St.
Johnshurv Plain. 343m6
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Look out for the Engine while
{ he BELL Rings!
LNoR SALE, by the subscriber, general assOrt-
h ment of
w ! ~ do aU iS0S h

viz. common Ovoo, lip Ovolo and Grecan sash for
Z by glass. also, Gothic and Gecan Lip sash for
9 by l3 and 10 by IA glass, cherry and buternut
sash made 10 order.
WINDOW BLINDS made in the best and
latest style of various kinds and sizes with rolling
stationary Stats, with without paint to suit Gus
TONERS; also, Blind Fasts and IIangings.
P.4.N;VEL DOORS, of A, 6, and pannels,
consisting of those of l-s. Ia. ! l.2 and 2
inches thick for outer and inner doors.
He would invite those wishing for any of tho a.
bove articles to call aud examine them for them
selves for they made of good stock in the latest
style and by experienced workmen, and prices such
as to make it nducement to purchase, they will
be sold cheap for cash or approved credit and the
work warranted good.
N b. Orders by mail or otherwise punctuay at
tended to- LINDORF NORRIS.
st. Johnsbury, April Is, ls45 4O3f
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STATE OLE VERMONT,

Orleans District, 81.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans--To all persons concerned in the Estate Of
Sona d avis, I'd, late of Albany, in said district,
deceased. Greeting.
WHEREAS, William Seaver, Administrator Of
w said deceased, proposes TO render an account
of his administrations and present his account against
said estnie fol examination and allowance, at a SEES
sionof the Court of Probate to he holden at Iras
burr h, on the 2sih day of May next.
Therciore,you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid aud show
cause irany YOU have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed. And this order shall he pub.
lishcd three weeks successfully in the Caledonan
printed at ST. Johnsbury.
Given under my hand at Irasbursh, this Both day
of April a. d. 1915.
4O6U3 GEO. NfE, Judge.
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Poetry,
From the louisville Journal.
s PRIN G.-nY T. WALL,

SPRIN G.-BY j. T. WALL.
SHE comes! she comes tho goddess of spring.
And the CLEAN Of her bright and waving wing,
AZ she sweeps along thro' the breeze and beam,
Brghtcns the waves Of the waking stream.
Sho comes! and the grim old winter king
Has spread TO the blast his frosty wing,
And far AWAY in the North has flown,
To his frozen halls and his icy thronel
mantle Of beauty and life is cast
Wherever the verna goodness has passed
She has shaken her wing aud the sparkling showers
Have fallen to earth and turned TO flowers;
She has breathed on the peaks Of the lofty noun
tains,
And their SHOWS nre gone aud the cool sweet roun
[tains
Thro' their vallies are bursting wild aud FREQ,
And Their waves make music aud mirth and glee!
The hills away in the distance seen,
Robing themselves in colOrs OF green;
The blue bells peep from their woodland bowers,
Inhaling the breath Of the joyous hours;
And flowers are springing in vale and dell
And many n tale oflove they tell;
oh! many a story their beauties will speak,
And many a blush to the bu rnng cheek
Will come, when they pass painful token
Ofvows forgotten and promises broken
The birds here aud their thrilling strain
Gladdens the free blue sky again;
The lark il up with tho morn's first ray,
And high thro' the blue vault speeds away;
And the martin has that conc long,
GIaddsning all with his joyous song;
And his plumage CLEANS in the warm sunlight,
As he glancGs away in his arrowy flight
The stainless sky DER the lake is bending
Its own deep hue TO its bright wave lending;
The earth from its nrry sleep is waking,
a world OF beauty upon us is bronking-
But my wild harp fails thy beauties TO sing,
So, welcome! welcome! spring! sweet spring.
MoRGANTowN, April 10, lSI5.
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The Ladies

XNTILL find choice selection Of rich Dress Goods,
w Bonnets, Ribbons, Face Flowers Trimming
for Bonnels Cap Lnces anil Edgings and new style
trimming fol Caps; Lace for Gaps. Cambria Edging
and Inserons Silks and Lawns for Bonnets, Cra-
vats Gloves, Mt,s, linen Hdkfs, Parusols and sun
Shades, Cnlicos French and common Kid Shoes, and
a n GREAT VARIETY or F.4NCY .AR1I-
CLES, at very low prices, at
Anil 40 4O5lf
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my peace; but is above, that must lind matter OF
delight and joy, and love, and peace ITSELF lhere-
fore would have one thought at home upon myself
and sins, md many thoughts above upon the h'sh'
and amiable, and identifying objects. Bdnter.
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS my wife, Mary Wooley. has sb-
w seconded, and left my bed and board, this is
therefore to caution all persons against hnrboring
trusting the said Mary on my account will pay
debts of her contracting after this date
JOSEPH WOOLEY. E.
Derby Line. April %, ls45, 405wa
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NOTICE

YNHE subscriber would inform his friend. -,
n public generally, that in conseourD,a a"u ut
health he has reiinquished his Foundry AMI Of ~
chine business The business will be contn" n Ma
bis snseesso' ,,, J. Q. & J, II, PADDOCK cS
the confidence and patronage of his f)rne,
and friends, ns having been long conncc,od 'uIIp'ntl
business and familiar with all its branches WIN The
ST. Johnsbury, April |, ls45. DDoC Cp'.
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Philips Academy,
April 80.

TINE Summer Term in this Institution, will COM
Il mence on Wednesday, May 22d, under the d.
rection of the present Principal aud continue eleven
weeks.
MISS HELEN COLBY, formerly an Assistant of
the Principal. has been engaged to take charge oil
the Female Department.
Lectures upon the Sciences will be frequently CIV
en- illustrated by an extensive apparatus.
Those designing to teach will receive appropriate
instruction.
The morals and the manners Of pupils WILL at oil
times TO an object Of the and solcltude Of the
Teachers.
TUITION.
In English and So 80
Latin Greek and French 81 90
Vocal Music without charge,
On Piano. with use of Instrument, $1,000
Board, to 81 rs, and rooms for those wishing 10
board themselves, at a cheap rate.
C. G. BURNHAM. Principal.
Danvillr, W. April 90, lS45. 405w3
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Sugar Wanted,

I'm exchange for saddlery and harness work, by
II. MARTIN.
St. Johnsbury Plain, April II, ls45. 4O3,f
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Assortment Of BOnnets,

consisting of super Florence, white do, RulIan
Pedal, Dunstable, Devon and Cypress;
plain aud SHRED Bonnet Lawns
English, German and American
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Dental Surgery.

nR KELLEY continues TO perform all opera
IL tons the Teeth strictly scientific p,'in-
cipes. Teeth extracted cleanscd, filled with gold
or silver foil-Teeh inserted aud al! operations war
ran'cd free of charge.
Charges reasonable
Feb. 8. Isf5. 393n
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NeWtOM's JaumdBice,

ID RICHARDSON'S Sherry Wine and Moffatt's
~ Phoenix Btters, also Sands Sarsaparilln, for
sale by J. q. BlNGHAMf
st. Johnsbury Plain, April 81, Is45. 403t
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House for Sale,
393tf

TENHE subscriber offers his House, situated in Fair
n banks Village, for sale. II is pleasantly located,
nearly new, and we'll finished, with good on, build
ings. Terms easy. LOAMMl FLINT.
April 20, ISi5 A02H
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Gentlemen viii Find at

n JEWETT q cos. an excc.'ro, assortment
N" of Broadcloths, Cnssmeres and Dop,gS'''
plain and fancy. Rich Vcstings, Gambr,op H.
lin and large assortment of other summer srg,
Fur, silk, Glazed, Palm Leaf and Legboro H,,c-
Silk and Cloth Caps. Stocks, pocket and neck H,yt
Sc' &c HPf'i o"' i0''' 405r
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BROADCLOTHS;

black and colored Doeskin, Cassimeres and Satinet
rich Satin and Cashmere Vestrgs;
gcntcmen's large sized silk and linen Hdkfs; super
Cravnt do; n good assortment of thin cloth for Coats
and Pants; Taiors Trimmings.
Six BALES HrOWm ShceGIDSs;
bleached do, Drngs Batting, Wickng, Russia
and Scotch Dmper, cotton Yarn, &c.
SHOES-supcr French Kid Slips and Buskins
heavy aud light kid do; kid wakiag Shoes, Caters
chdren's Shoes Of super quality aud will be sold
very low Tor cash
H4TS-3scascs super French Moleskin and Nu-
tria Hats; Leshorn do; glazed and silk, and
cloth Caps.
Paper Hangings, Looking Glasses, large and splen.
did assortment of
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Six Bales THROWN SEleelinEs;
CrOckery and Glass Ware.

consisting in part of gold lined and embossed China
Tea Ware, Hong Kong, do. and other styles.
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Dry Groceries, super Teas.
Coffee Spices txc lnseed and lamp Oil. Paints aud
Dye Stuils coach and furniture Vanish, lIon Steel,
nail Rods, shoe Shape, band Iron. hoop lion, &c.
Lyndon Corner May l, Is45. 405tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-21
A ORDINANCE, to prevent the waste OF
coal Oh the Ricamnnl LEa..I

A y ORDINANCE TO prevent the wnste ot
IN eoaI on IN, ,tr.e. in M civ ~ pi.,n,,J ,P,I ~,
Is Is45l ' 49,
Ist BE IL ord,ned BY In. Cou,eu NJ ,i. Civ nj rh,od
and Is hereby y the auo,,y Of the am. I'M, from
aner the 6 Monday in Juv ne, no ear, wagon =, o.,
yhee -haIb. p-rid o tr.p.or, ,oaI he, ma, her ds
within IN. limit. of t- v unon ,n a, an. ,,,s
such A. arc ,t-ei,y licensed M >, co.. 80, 81 an. -.
OF owners Of any cat wagon or o,., yss., mo, Al n,.n
which shall b.. found ,sn,oin, e,, ,onr.,. n, In .,ov. ~
ysun be ,h 10 fine Of 20 40 lar, fot ..,h oas,,
be il further ora ned Thai the Ne,.uer az ,;,,n n,
this city shall also be appointed by IN. toupe Az, Known =, the
In-p.etn of eoaI md ohe, 90, ,L n h, h h.
duty 10 in.p.et :. las, on,s An svs,, ,o r., 80 -
6 Monday IN Ju pr.t an sart, x,soo, ,nd o,b., v.e a
esn.ed 60 Transport coal and e .h, civ. ,t .,,b an
e.u6ca. 10 tbs, ,,e ~ m, an .s ., ars,. oT eh .s -
po-r order TO auy . or eoaI And n ary .a ,son
or other VEHICLE ,h,I b, 1ounJ rosl sasn =. ,
the .r,et, the oub.T nj, ovn.r. b,,in. Oh
qu.rI-ry e.b ate the sad mr. \.
sbe 10 Of sy. So.r. for eae Offence ami M an, m 6,,,
Monday July ne IT. any w. vop Ar ,b,r n. Gnd
actually wasting coal on IN. .nr,t. In. onps, m o.. th.,,T
shall be Liable 10 a Gee Of 1--WE d. I.r for each offence
And be hirk,r ordained Tl, IN. eoupsp.,ou NJ IN.
salary At b, rat. Of th hundred d. NJ,
annun Monday in July and AT tbs rate of on,
hunded sppum H. I'M % M. of I'M. n,
date and fee Of twenty eve cents n, saeb re,s
granted by h under TN. ornsne- IN. sid n. 10 be ,,
by the pcis PERSONS obtstias thu certificate.
And be it further ordand Tbs, .b.n be the duty Of Il
II
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RALEIGH y CASTOR RAILROAD
FOR SALE.


III Nv hoNDA1. HE 2Sld DAY OF DE-
~ senbsr BY Court Of Equity 70,
Wake Coarty. sou Isss in suit OF III. tn,r,
for Of tbs STATE OF Carolina 10 for... Nor
gage thetc'ofe executed by tb. Eaesh
Company no-nsfy the Stats sgsis.t Iabe. for
ConAay. Will s public suei.p Coart Hou. door
s OF ksh to ths highest sidds The whole propsuy
the Raleigh and CASTOR Raj far IA.
sam. isspowH to me- 81 Rail Road reach
Hs hSu the t OF kAsish 10 GssLoa
RosDo.o River the direct Is 81 ., P
burg city Point Richmond. ws.h City, R.lnors.
setheI WI" az Bridges Depots Wofksbops Took Ware
hou-, Water stAt,ns ss A., In. .oxt of
Iron Lumber aud Prrs Wood which may on hapd .ld
All oner .es owned aud usd BY sad COMPANY for .png
said Rail Read and the uatur.
OF the property, ii viii be sold On ull.-e
The purchasers by The and The Aei n he
Legislature IN rrlai,on H. beeoms pso faeo BODY eorp
rate by The name ami style Of the Company
aue an te rAnf hses privileges nights and mnun-s
s-s by for years wh,h %. Charter bas w., o
us These franchises add privilege
od 70 tn- Company and my be found Al large their
ennAn-diu the I'd vou. Of the ssatn OF Soh caro-
Ina page gee winch " to be seen at The SCAT OF
IN most fthe Fg5le Libraries of The States ths Union
The whole PuEehass interest," the ,at. n
per esni Per ssHun "@ the day o sa' and ;. pAd
TO wit $4,000 al the end Of Ennths four
n'tAlEneEpr at intervals Of ten mohlhs eAeh-sy
LIST. sOth Jnne IsI6, ssS 600.
I'd. 2eh April 1877, fourth ~ the rs.ainss,
ID, goth February. Isis, fourth DO
4th, the s9th OF December, Is4s, one fourth 81 DO
Sth, the eeth OF October istg, fOur,s Of Do
The Of this Rail Road ov
five wsss SOooOO-ose half OF ~h.h va.
ereaunf Deb bearing uefes' on failure
become Necessary rse Grading Brse Depsis nc Ato
10 an excellent style Of workmanship say IL ear
ryss 'be NAL Of hs United stae "a being
hetroPoiaH route at sIOe per % or e zoe
And region thron,s
10 whole length ito hsishts Tor The 81 predus.
ana independently oa AZ
ford sonar.bs add,a ordinary -1rsss 81 proo,.
nh Eead. Thousa not ssw ysdss rrskt larE,
expended IN s eoHsusss It's Been i.,.nur n,
aud sosnasy ss.vsd hat would esa..
reA,oDShi- return uPos poea'e
10 is pursha-v.
The as Will made ~. tim. ana ,h 10.
Aforesaid Al ~hish tho-. INCLINED 70 Parss,ss r.sps.,y
| yt'd TO attesd
The pur,ss.e nop'I secured ~ ss,. With a,p.v..
snre'es TIE Tue viii bs retained fassr ,ursy uau ID,
payment 81 the purchase gwen