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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12
THE IRON HORSE.

But the changing Of our :" Iron Horse" in
crossing bridge, arouses me from the specu.
latiye, to a sense Of present realities. The
rushing OF the cavalcade OF cars over the iron
trajets, produces quick succession of rever-
brated sounds, as though they were trying to
get out OF the wooden walls which confne
them. On, on we go, trees. fields, houses, fast
rushing out of view behind till Suddenly
comes upon the senses the tremendous Shrek of
our steam veocipede, as lift come from the
brass lungs of some huge animal. In fact this
sound is not like that from the natural lungs
of any living thing. A lady once remarked to
me that screaming locomotite always remind.
ed her of the terrible sublimity Of Millions de-
scription of the internal regions This sound
is the signal that he is thirsty. We stop he
drinks; and we are off again. f...a
To what important purposes in laborsaving
machinery, in the mechanic arts, and the
great and beneficial purposes, TO which steam
power will be applied in future years. it is be.
You'd all human power TO calculate. DIR. Oar
win, more than sixty years ago, long before the
invention of the steam engine, wrote thus pro-
phe tically. .tt. ....
Soon shall thy arm, unconquered steam, afar
Drag the slow barge or drive the rapid car;
Or on wide waving wings expanded bear
The flying chariot through the fields of air;
Fair crews, triumphant leaning from above,
Shall wave their futtering 'kerchiefs as they
move ,....... .
Or warriors bands alarm the gaping crowd.
And armies shrink beneath the shadowy
cloud
What would he say, could he rise from his
tomb, to day and see locomotive rush by with
a train of cars, filled with travellers, or the
steam ship ploughing the ocean waves with
auch speed, as almost to
"Ssem to fly on the wings of the wind!"
Daniel Webster. few years ago in a Lecture
before the Boston Mechanics institution, re-
marked upon the varied application Of this po-
tent agent as near as l can recollect, hot hav-
ing his lecture before me, as follows: ....,t.
at is on the rivers; il is in The highways;
it is at the bottom of mines thousand ieet
below the earth's surface; it is in the mill and
in the workshops of the traders. 1t rows, it
pumps, it excavates, it draws, it carries, it
hammers, it lifts, il spins, it weaves, it prints
II seems to say 10 the artizans, leave off Your
manual labor, give over your body toll, bestow
but your skill and reason to the directing OF
nv power, and will bear the toll with no
muscle to grow weary, no nerve to relax, no
breast to feel ia intness."
Who was so wise, or so insane fifty years ago,
az to suppose that even all the combined forces
Of human genius, could ever invent machinery
70 COMPRESS steam from its elementary forms.
to prsduce such varied and astonishing results b?
When VIZ can so direct mechanical powers, as
TO supply nearly all our physica! wants when
we arrive at the fartherest limit in applying
machinery 20 the laws of motion, we shall stop
machine making; nothing short of this can
cramp the spirit Of Yankee invention.
Cor. of the Charter Oak
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12

MICHIGAN The returns from this State
are SO contradictory that we are unable
to arrive at any satisfactory conclusion as
to the result. ''t' ,.f.'" 'oi GHf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12

0G-One OF Hazards Powder Mills at Enfield
blew up about O'Clock on Wednesday eve
ming, No one in the mill at the time. The
report was heard in. Hartford, -. ,n. +
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12
... For President. ana
Hon, w. w. ROARDMAN.

For Vice President.
Martin Kellogg, Hartford county.
Minor Bradley, New Haven I"
Samuel c. Selden, New London
Gilbert w. Waterbury, Fairfield
William H Mason, Windham 81"
John Buckingham, Lilchfieid /"
Charles Whittlesey, Middlesex
Abner Hendee, Tolland ~ -
Nelson Brewster,
Hiram Wiley, Sscrslar'e'' )
Resolution appointing one from coun-
ty, committee to report Resolutions for
the Convention as follows ..e.
I w Stuart, Hartford CO. Green Ken
drick. New Haven; Jabez w Huntington,
New London; Francis Bacon, Litchfield /;
A S Treat. Fairfield; Edward Eldredge,
Windham; Thomas Clark, Tolland ;
Samuel Parsons, Middlesex. .r ;,5-
Resolution that State officers be nomin-
ate1 by ballot in open Convention, passed.
The committee appointed TO examine
credentials reported the following list of
members Of the Convention We insert
only those from this county.] -.I
Li,chfeld--Charles Adams, Francis Ba.
con, G. H. Hollister, H. B. Nettleton.
Bo'khompsted-HirAm Goodwin, Samuel
w. Pine, Merlin Merrills, Lorin Loomis.
rnUall--Hopkins T. S. Johnson.
Colebrook-Edward Darlington.
Goshen-Nelson Brewster. .s-E
observation-disclosures s. Johnson, Orson
Barber, w. Catlin, Sheldon Osborne.
NeW Hariford-N ormand Kellogg, Rive
RUS Douglass, w B. Spring. Sanford Brown.
Norfolk-Silas Burr, F. B. Mills, Robert
A. Geer, <. G.. Lawrence. .9E.s-..
Turing 'on-Anson Colt jr Fl. B. Rich
ards, J. Bartholomew, Nelson Roberts.
Salisbur1-Elisha Whittlesey
Plymou'h-Charles Byington, Henry B.
Graves. l.... -
Warren-Samuel Reynolds.
WG'er'Own-John Buckingham, Merritt
w. Parnes. s.i b.
Winchester-Elliott Beardsley, William
l.. Gilbert 40 ... .u'.'' .t
Woodbury-J G Miner
The convention then proceeded to the
Eomination of candidate for Governor.
Several gentlemen were proposed as can.
dida,es; after which an Informal ballot
was taken, which resulted as follows:
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nc-on Wednesday evening last at Albany
a Mr.. West and four of his daughters narrowly
escaped death by eating poisoned cheese
They were found by Mr.. VS. son, on returning
home, PROSTATE on the floor in a helpless CON
dition, suffering intense pain and constantly
vomiting Medical aid was Immediately OBJ
famed, and at last accounts they were doing
we'll. The cheese is supposed too have been
made from the milk Of diseased COW.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12

Georgia,-A comparison of the votes Civ
en- for members Of Congress, in seven districts
in Georgia. with the Presidential vote Of 1914
exhibits Wing gain of 2062! @.v 21tai
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12
ANOTHER WING STATE-ROOM FOR
, IOWA. "HN[ '~N,

The first election in the new State of Iowa
was held on Monday, October goth, for Gov
ernor, and other State Officers, two Members
of Congress and the Legislature. From the
complexion of the returns it is rendered al
most certain that the Wings have elected their
Governor, one, if not both Members Of Con-
gress, and major;ties TO both branches Of the
Legislature, securing two Wing United States
Senators. .|,, Is ... .ltrg .t.,....., .-.
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A vote then passed unanimously nom-
mating the Hon. CLARK BISSELL, OF
Norwalk, sthe Wing candidate for Gov
ernor. s.. 'e =. 80 ~
Resolution that the Convention now
proceed to an informal ballot for can
didate for Lieutenant Governor, passed,
and the ballot thereon stood rs follows :
CharlesJ Mccarthy ia, Thomas Backus
l3, Gurdon Trumbull A, Asa Fish 9, Chas
w Rockwell 10, Thomas Clark Z, Ebene-
ger jackson 7, Asa Jillson 4. Francis Par
sons 2, Thomas X Brace 1, w W Board
man |. 'y ~'s4tn ... J-n.r e -@'rHQ
Resolution nominating c j McCURDY
for Lieutenant Governor, passed unani-
meusly. r' + .'".. -1''s r-7 r*.
The Chair announced the following
as committee on the address, viz, Messrs.
w w Ellsworth, r D Smith, Solomon
Payne. Col. Smith. George Perkins, w
Hoyt, H Clark Fl Goodwin. rl " -,.a'
Adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock. s7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12

FLoRIpA.-The Jacksonville News. Loco,
gives returns for Congress from the whole
State, except the Counties of Dade and ST
Lucie. and makes Cabe,rs (Whig) majority
81, The two counties lacking do not give as
many votes as Mr. C's majority now is.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12

Mr.. ED1roR,-Will you please give the
following Report an insertion in your pa
per. .,E ..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-12

BG-A meeting Of the Wings Of Henderson
c uaty Ts tnessee, nominated John Mclean Of
Ohio for President in AS, and Willie P. Man
gum ofNorth. Carolina for Vice President, /,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTER n
MERCHANTS,

ys8XUF4CToREl I .sb0rs cdlLSrAM Strert
180 North 9Th st. Philadelphia.
INBE finished aud oeTs for sale handsome
u Vehicles OF the tyis Of fasAH such
double Roekaway and Canya Wagons of various
cAar SElks York TagaS with without tops &C.
winch difyose the reasonable terms All descrp
Vehicles made order warranted be OF the best
tsras and Workmanship.
Merchants wishing purchase OF the
above and examine before purchasing
e1evshere.
An Worn coming his HATufAe'ory SsrraHi'l for
yer.
b HavivE received the SILVER MEDAL being the highest
awarded the Exhibition OF the Franklin Institute
for workmanship in his line which
fouT-whsel goirEf be
tAtios for the 0tiy OF his work
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
Norh Finh street, CanOwhnI Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
NEW B0OKS!!
EXCHANGE BOOK STORE.

EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.
HOETHE'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY
and Truth from Life, from German Of co.he By
Para Goodwin parts -
Dana OF herieor. BY Alexander Duma.
Borh-d; or. Ths Ouilaw Of the Bernudas
me spanish husfeteer (sioo Prize Tssl BY Lieut. Murray
Part 5th Of Martin the Founding
and Adventures Of Reuben Desno bei.g Nara
tive Of IL years Life In Whale ship
Lives and TraEeal Deaths Of Beautiful Females
Suicide Restored, OF hystery Unrver.d
The NAzarne L.s washn<tous: R,x.,.,,.. AN
fsrt, Phiate'phs and wsshinsiou, in The year isyI
noI7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

'NHE subscribers have re-opeped the above es-
tabi,hnsni. beg leave TO say 10 eir ,.s. ara a.
public GENERALLY that thsy prepared svs s undvsss
euenton IN order 70 those hous.
Centemes Whiting city bushes. win nnd 10 ,heir 49,.
nge 10 give ean having ample notation, for
boise surpassed city To our Trend. n o,v &C..
a 10 say that our Bar shall all supplied with Liquor.
not hsf'or 70 any IN the city An We desire patronage u
We all 10 please. slAn be our ! ul
Richmond, August J. 1886.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
GORDON d SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE

GORDON d SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE
En HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
CU surar
IS boIes and bbs loaf crushed. pulverzsd Sugars
IS boIes aud bags HAvar. nd Brazil Sugar
so hhds Molasses part prime
10 half bbls sugarh oufe and z leans Molasses
$50 bags Rio, Isguira and Java Coffee
bales Mocha Coffee
IS half chests Gunpowder Tea, pauVery superior
halfeheSts Black do
Tea In and ~ ID. boxes
800 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs Shoe Thread
los boIss Sperm and Taliow Candies
10 bags Pepper and Pmento
10 bags Ginger
200 kegs Mails
$50 bags Shot
so kegs "Duponts' Powder
200 reams Wrapping Paper
Cap and Letter Paper
500 sacks Salt
Chess In casks and bores
900 don Bed Cords and Leading Lines
rs dor Painted Buckets
50 doz BTooms
5000 Ibs Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
so bags Feathers
900 Nova Scotia Ghndsoncs
Glass sIt0 and iOII2
epenn, riL and Tanneis oil
Cotton Yarns, Saltpeire, CoppeTas, Alum
Indigo, Madden starch, Wick, Irvine, nc. &c
IRON-l0O Swede English TIeJegar and Country,
Prising nearly ar sires round Fat and square
Sheet lion, Nan Rods
BTEEIs-Ameriean aud English Bisered
Mayors Cast and Shear Steel
TTNPLATES-26T bores Tin Plate 1oHi4 1870 and 1919
CoPPER-2oOO ibs BraEers, sbeathins End BoH
1000 Ibs VIE, assorted SHES from No. I 10 10
Zinc, Bar and Sheet Lead &C &c. sells
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
GEORGE EARLE. Merchant .u.,

NO ITO CHESNUr STREET, PHLADEtPHTA
As constantly hand, extensive Tutoring Store On
pose the STATE House. a-ortmr Of French nd
hnsh Cloths Cssmeres and vessnx pr ,t. arrival
W lie conducts the esabshment ON the pncip,. Of
no out Of bis store but quality and IL !.
mus that be has 80 long enjoyed run Of custom IN his
ana throughout the Union lie respectfully solicit can
ION tenuemen visiting the city assuring any
ode entrusted TO him. in lover raes TIA
The same quality be sroe IN IN. ri,x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

,HN NOR BREMEN.-The A coppered AVID
~ y copperfasteBed ship WEST PHALIA. Cupt wesseis
VII load Bermuda Hundred for Bemen md
Der Flour other small freight taken reasonable rate
cabin passengefsean also b. aeeounota ed hppy
- % HENRY LuDt.AM 4 Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
.ATHROP, CHRISTIAN & co. are in re.
- eeipt of unusually well assorted GOODS.
comprising every variety suited and county trade among
which
Rich Paris Cashmere Robes
Rich Ombfe shades Cashmere and Mou,eiIns
Rich Oregon. Caulian and Ciemaniine Piads
Plaid Merino Cashmeres
Rich satin striped Tibet do
Bh and cord Alpaca
Bh and saiin striped do.
Bombaxnes, Crapes and Poplins
Reh Ruse Ombre P. Dsoie sihs
Rich Pekin Faevnne do
Rich Gro de Naples Glaee do
Together with great variety Of
New style SIN. from Use o 81 per yard
White and cord embd Muslin Robes
French smb'd Collars. chemissta Capes
Infants froek Bodies. Sleeves nc
Ombre shaded Cloasngs
BIZ French and Cas-ineres
sis satin aud Yes nss
saiinets, fulcd kerscys. eabl. Kerseys
Plaid Linssyr, white AMI red Rlannes
White Domets. Weeh shri hiking and Canton P1annes
Servant Whitney, and Blankets
SILK and merino Hosey Gloves fancy sik Cravats
Heavy wool b ard eord thbet embd
White AMI cod embd Crare seas something very pretty
ALSO
Csrpetinss Rugs and Roe kings
For SALE Wholesale prices m To please
e IL No 90 WEST MAIN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

6SSU UNTIL further notice, there will be
1ss'ztt8 only one Steamer plying between this place
ana Baltimore viz The "Coumbus Capt Parrish even
Monday, and The every Tuesday O'Clock
Passage and fare To Baltimore only ~.
oc3i HENRY LUOLAM CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. 1902.

Il + Z n q { q
NM receiving supply OF Ready made Clothing for
wv Fall and Winter wear, eonsistinE. In Par, Of
Fine nd medium Beaver overeoau
FTsn French DO ovsreo.u
black Cas- Froeks new styis
Tweed do do do
Casss Sacks, all prices
Double mired Tweed, do
Tweed Sack Froeks, something
Plain Blk Cas- Parts good quality
Feneh Doetkin do. do
Cord do. great variety
Fine Cloth DGess Coats under
do French Froek do. +"
Frs quality cord satinet Pants
DO do miId do do
No. SAT. Searfs, blk and cold
Baek cord Cravats
New style Neck Ties
Silk, satin, velvet, cloth, merino and other Vests.
10 We have a / make any garment
the shortest notice, and warrant good ht.
SO KEEN co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

III. w. & j. j. FRY a. CO.,
wHoLE'ALE pKALkRs,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
" 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bass Lag do
go do old white and lava
$50 hhd' Orleans Sugar part prime
rs do Rico do do
~ do CtoiI do do
IS casks clarified
6S boIes NO Loaf do
20 bbs erushed
30 do puverised DO
so hbds Moasses
TOO kegs Nails, best quality
1900 aides Sole Leather
tons blis,ered Steel
asst and sheer Steel
200 boIes Sperm and Taiow Candies
1000 rms wrap Paper, part large
900 cap and letter do
cercons prime Indigo
SO packages @. p, imp1 and Black Teas
IS bbls lamp and tanners oil
900 kegs uhe and blasting Powder
Bar Lead, Shot and BaT Iron
Nader Alum and Salt Peire
Coppens, Sulphur asd Salt.
Soaps, Mustard, Chocolate, Hacking, &c
sIlO and lOxl2 Class
Cod Rope, Cords AMI Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Salt
so WOODWARD
Pepper, SPICE and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn assorted Nos nj
factory prices.
9Reeeivns and forwarding goods attended 70.
kinds OF produce received on eon,fnment Al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

hVHNHE public is hereby notified, that
u the quick beautiful steamer Angus
Ia which - In The mos, complete order mint
line and unsurpassed her running
tween Port Waha and Norfolk the Cars from
heAmond and Petersburg Ct s sr Of IS e-a cay ie
diAg leaks. ~
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS "WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAYS, Al 81 A. breakas board Augusta and
arrive Al Norfolk about Ocoek, NJ Returning the AFusta
leaves Norfolk A 81. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and A.
IURDAN passengers breakang arriving at Po
Waltha at half past l2 NJ ard Richmond ABOUT p "
VIII be perceived from the above, this comfortable and
expeditions line gives visiting bushes, tho
sPPesNs-,y 80 s-a-~es ~ OF
morning % a. TO be abseHt from their night only
The Augusta will the landings
take In and put out travel and other points
where a Egnal 9 made.
Popeofs 10 keep up this line permanently and
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk
the lowest
For further information ueksts freight Gppy Depot
the Richmond and Petsburg Railroad Company Ticket
Agent &C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
NEW GROCERY STORE,

THE subscribers have entered into co.parner.
n ship under la d'm Of HERRING GARDNER ior "a pur
Of conducting the Grocery aHd Commission busBss have
taken the formerly occupied BY VIM r. Baust Immediately
opposite the Riebmosd and FresuetsturE Depot Bfoadn
They int NJ keeping fsnoa Of Family Groceries
which they asa The attention 0f their friends and puzzle gen
orally
One Of ne having been srgaeed ves yea
acy h0ps ~ close attention opstronaee
We vii particular the produce
conagnsd 70 " fom country friends
GEO. J. HERRING
GEO W. GARDNER.
Richmond Oct. o, 1876. alrIan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
GRUBBS L. APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.

-. 10 ~ Mill NtFeeIl
HAVING made large additions to their stock
n n DrsGs Medicines Paints OILS Dy stuH. Window Glass
&C prepared 10 furnish County Merchants and otbers
ou similar aecs Be pureha I'D mi, market We In
thoss WhnE purchase ADD c1lmine nur stock
ESQ CRuRRs a APPERznN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

THE Public are hereby noticed that The quick
- 81 bssstlfa e,ssagt MOUNT yKRNoN 4, - =. n.
treat hsRoqss bsstssa As9uls crssk and wsshiustoa
nf rHos SNAP, AgsBt Transpogt.uop
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-16
THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
IsPUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
AUGUSTUS w. ORSYTHE.

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Ahe advertisement is left for insertion, or on de
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u Announcing candidates for State, District OIL
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al Professional cards, of either the legal or medi
cal professions, merchants, mechanics, or others
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Tor fifteen dollars
81 Mechanics, merchants and others, advertising
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MARBLE IN TENNEssEE.--A vein of very
fine prophyritc marble, between thirty
and forty miles in length, has been dis
covered in Hawkins county, East Ten.
nessee. The color alternates from the
ightest to the darkest rouge; the texture
consists Of the finest chrystals, and it is
said to be susceptible Of the highest
polish.--Picayane
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-16

NAMES OF THE OFFICERS KILLED.--Mal.
Gen. Sir R. II. Dick, X. C B., and X. G.
A.; Lieut.. Col. c. C. Taylor, c. B.; Capts.
!. Fisher and C. Z; D. Warren; Lieuts..
II. J. Y, Faithful, R. Hay, c. r. Grimes,
s. Rawson, f. Shuuleworth w. I.
BARLEY, W. D. Playfair and W. s. Beale;
Ensign F. w. A. Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
WATER POWER

TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
'HE only extensive unoccupled Water POWER nsaI .ne
Cuy OF New. ork is al Da,hye Falls Ulsisr County,
and which 10 offered for sale 10 lessee on very IL
bers terms and in such quantities 10 suit applicant Ihe
In length dam OF - feet being by sur
yey 900 cubic feet Of water per hour 81 lis STATE
capable of operating 200 spldlet In the dresi sesSon
ard equal % OF the Paterson Powers The access 10
Dashvile IL over good roads from Poughkeepse, HYDE
p,rk kiuyston or Eddyvile Steamboats, run daily TO
within six sas OF The FAs and !regbIs are taken al low
rates In The Winter there is daily communication ~ the
Erie Railroad To accompany win sufficient capita! 10 I'M
nroe and build up large manufacturing interest, the
pre,ors would sing put in The whole OF their prop
ey Dsshvie consisting o; Factory Buildings Dwelling
H1rse, Machinery Mill Sizes, Ws!er Power, Land and
Village LOIS fair valuation, and oud take STOCK for
tro-Ihis Of he The bindings are one iouaiory
Cotton Factory Of sione ~ by l60 with $500 spiades and
81 power looms In operation one lhtee-'iory Woolen
FACTORY IS by So with machinery Saw Nil! and hx'
lur-s one tees;ory Boarding House, OF stone 80 by 7
rsvrn Dwelling Houses Store Cotton House Dye House,
Waste do Stables, Sheds Blsck smiths SHOP NC FOR FAR
thsr nsrticulsr, Apply 10 GEORGE BUTLER,
myle Sautfos Vesey-st.
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