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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01

mittee on education, on bill to define and limit
sec. I9, chap. Is, that it ought to pass; adopted
From committee on claims, on petition to pay
Simeon Littlefeld; by bill to pay the same; bill
ordered to be engrossed.
BHs.--By Mr. Otis, to incorporate the Dandy
Bank; referred 10 the committee on Bonks by
Mr. Flagg, to repeal an act in relation to the
grand list referred to the committee 10 make
up the grand list. Senate Bills, in relation to
several bills relating to divorce referred to the
committee on the judiciary. To amend an act
to incorporate the Vermont Valley Rail Road
COMPANY; referred 10 the committee on Roads.
BY MIR Vail Of NJ to amend sec. 8, chap "a, Of
r. S.; referred to committee on the Judiciary.
Also by the same in relation to railroads; re.
ferred 10 committee on Roads. Also, to pay Ira
Day the sum therein mentioned; referred to
committee on Claims.
Mr. Newton Of St. Adams, presented the re-
monstrance of the Directors Of the Vermont and
Canada Railroad Company, against the charter
of the Champlain Railway Company; referred
to committee on Roads.
Joint Resolution. Providing for the preserva'
ton of county newspapers; cOncurred in. .
Mr. Dean, in behalf Of committee on roads,
asked leave of absence during the sitting of the
House To- morrow granted.
j.. Petition.-Of Elisha Lapham and others, for
a Bank at Dandy; referred to the Committee OH
Banks.
The Speaker laid before the House commu-
nication and other documents from Alexander
! Vattemare, relative to international exchange
referred to select. committee on that portion of
The Governors message relating to International
Exchange.
On motion Of Mr. Hatch Of s. the House ad-
journed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01

Best 10 yds. Cashmere, Andrew Dow, John
son, $50
Best 10 yds. Satinett, do do 100
Best Bed Spread, Mrs. D T Allen, 100
Best pair Feeting, Mrs Cypus Shaw, FL
more, 70
Best pair Wooden Gloves, Mrs Alonzo Lille,
Hyde Park, Is
Best Rugg, Mrs Henry Reynolds, 100
Cd do Mrs N R Raymond, .-... 50
Sd do Mrs Francis Greene, 25
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
THE FREEMAN.

JACOB SCOTT AND D. p. THOMPSON
Editors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
Flowing.

Best Flowing, David Cook, Gilmore, 4,OC
I'd do Stilnan Churchill, Stowe, 800
"a do Frederick Powers, Morristown, 2,OC
4th do Lyman Dodge, do loo
The committee remarked that had the teams
oil have been entered agreeable to the reguO.
tons OF the Society, the premiums would hav,
been awarded in manner in some cases differ
ent from what they now are.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
Working Cattle.

Best team of 5yoke of Oxen, from one town,
to the town of Cambridge, SO
I'd do to the town of Morristown, &C
Best yoke Of Oxen, Winslow WheelOck,
Eden, AZ
Cd do John II Burnham, johnson, sc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
Vegetables and Fruit.

Vegetables and Fruit.
Best Pumpkins, Calvin Campbell, Hyde
Park, 5
Best Squashes, do do do 5
Best 6 Watermelons, David Morgan, John.
son, S
Best 6 Muskmcluns, Aaron Morse, Hyde
Park, S
Best l2 bushel Onions, Carlton Udall, VOL
colt, 5
Best Graft Apples, P West, Morristown, S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
fureisu Nous.

From The Nfw Yrok Tribune.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
Farm Implements.

Best Two Horse Wagon, Henry Reynolds, 200
I'd do J Rood, Morristown, so
Best One Horse Wagon, Edwin Churchill,
Stowe, 200
Best Axe, YIN. Lathrop, Cambridge, IS
Best Pillow, Lyman Dodge, Morristown, $50
Best CultVator, Rood, do 100
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
Swine.

Best Male Hog, Noah Scribner, Johnson, 400
Best Shoats, do do do 100
Best Sow and Pigs, John Perrin, Hyde
Park, ~. $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
Dairy and Sugar.

Best 500 lbs Butter, Pardon G Davis, VOL
colt, 30
I'd do Stllman Churchill, Stowe, 2,Ot
Sd do David Cook, Elmore, I,O
Best 25 lbs do C. s. Parker, so
I'd do Lyman Dodge, Mornstown, 2,OC
Sd do George w Bailey, Elmore, IO(
Best 100 lbs. Cheese, Joseph C. Bailey, do 80
I'd do Eli J Bradley, johnson, 90
3D. do Jonathan Douglass, MOrristown, l,0I
Best 100 lbs Sugar, Calvin Campbell, Hyde
Park, aOl
I'd do David Morgan, Johnson, l,5t
Best Is lbs Sugar, Crispas Shaw, Gilmore, IL
I'd do F. Weatherby, 2,
Sd do Frederick Powers, Morristown, 81
Best Box Honey, Ora Wiswall, Hyde Park, l,Ol
ID do Luman Wheeler, Morfistown, s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
Sheep and Wool.

Sheep ana Wool.
Best Buck, Eli Bradley, Johnson, 20
I'd do Frederick Powers, Morristown, lie
Sd do John Ferrin, do U.s..
S best 1eeces Wool, Frederick Powers, do IL
Cd do Eli Bradley, Johnson,
Sd do Frederick Powers, Morristown,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
Mechanic Arts.

Mechanic Arts.
Best Straw Hat, C s Parker, IS
Best pair Calf Skin Shoes, Marvin Dutton,
Stowe, so
Best plated Single Harness, David T Allen, ], 90
Best side Upper Leather, Marvin DuttOn,
Stowe, ... so
Best side Sole Leather, do do so
Best 10 pieces Tin ware, Nathan Herrick,
stowe, 100
Best ChuFpy Joel Larned, Moristown, 100
Best Calf Skin, Marvin Dutton, Stowe, so
Domestic Manufactures.
Best Table Spread, Mrs. Nathan Robinson,
Stowe, 100
I'd do Mrs. Lyman Dodge, Morristown, so
Best 10 yards Tow Cloth, Mrs. F Powers,
MorTlslown, rs
Best pair Wooden Mittens, Mrs. Ora Wis
I wall, Hyde Park, IL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
PREMIUMS

GlOdrded al the third annual Show amt Fair Of the
LamoiLe County Society, for the promotion Of
A. NJ and NJ .lris, held al Hydepdrk, Sept 10,
l549.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. gath.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
The President presented a communication
from the Speaker Of the House of Commons, in
Canada, asking for contributions from the Library
to repair the loss incurred in the burning of the
Parliament Houses referred to Joint committee
Under the 9Th joint rule
BlIs-By Mr. French in relation to grand
list; referred to committee on fnance--and re-
lating to the admission Of parties to testify in
suits Of law; referred to committee on Judiciary.
Engrossed Bill, to alter the time of holding
the Grand Juror term in Grand Isle county and
to incorporate the Vermont Nail company; both
passed. MrChander called up the bill incor-
porating the Vermont Eastern Railroad compa-
ny, and moved its reference again to the COM
mittee; il was so referred. Mr. Hazen called up
bill respecting the taking of testimony in chan.
Gerry suits ordered to be engrossed
Mr. June introduced joint resolution request
ing Mr. Weld, Principal of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, Hartford Conn, to be present at 10 A.
M. Thursday, in the Hall of Representatives,
with some of his pupils, to illustrate the method
OF instruction and success; passed.
RportS,-,By Mr. Rice, from committee on ed.
ucation, in favorof House bill 10 incorporate the
Bell Institute of instruction. passed ALSO from
select committee, in favor Of bill to incorpo-
rate Farmers Mutual Insurance Company, with
amendments; ordered to lie on the table, on mo.
ton of Mr. June. Mr. Dean moved to reconsid-
er the vote on the bill amending the act incor.
porating the Brattleboro' and Fitchburgh Rail-
road company which motion was carried MIR
Weston then moved to reconsider the vote on
the amendment to the bill, which was laid on
the table on motion Of Mr. Parker.
Adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01
SENATE, P. NJ.

RepO,ts.-By Mr. Tufts, from committee on
roads, in favor Of bill to incorporate the Frank
lin County Steamboat company, with amend
ments which were accepted, and the bill was Or
dered to be engrossed. By Mr. Holbrook from
same committee, in favor Of bill to incorporate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-01

ing, at 10 o'clock; concurred in.
The Speaker laid before the House from the
Governor, communications from the Governors
of Missouri Ond Virginia, accompanying legls-
lative resolutions relative to the subject Of Sla-
very also from the Governor of South Carolina,
with Legislative resolutions on the subject of the
Wilmot Proviso, and from the Governor of Viz
gnia with resolutions Of the Legislature rela-
tive to fugitive slaves, all of which documents
were referred to the select committee raised on
so much Of the Governors message as relates 10
slavery.
Mr. Rose moved to reconsider the vote of yes
terday upon the passage of the bill TO define
Sec Is Chap 10, R. s., which motion was laid
on the table.
MIR Pangbone moved to reconsider the vote
of concurrence with the Senate OH resolution
relative to the preservation Ct newspapers; and
on the question Of concurrence, the resolution
was rejected.
EngroSSed Bills Providing for preservation
of newspapers; passed. To pay Joshua Thorn
as the sum therein mentioned; passed. To pay
simeon Littlefed; passed.
According to provisions of various resolutions
the Senate came in, and the following elections
were made:
Auditor Of Accounts, slas H. Hodges.
''" Silas Fl. Hodges, l40
J.P. Kidder, 50
Scattering, g.
= Superintendent Of Common Schools, Horace
Horace Eaton, 1873
D. P. Thompson, 50
Scattering,
On motion Of Mr. Kittredge of F., the JOIN
assembly adjourned till Thursday of next week
at o'clock P. M; and the Senate withdrew.
a. ..AA1. @
bill to incorporate the Burlington Life, Fire an
Marine Insurance Company; on motion of MI
Hubbel laid on the table. Mr. Williams frou
Judiciary committee, asked that the connitte
might be discharged fiom further considerable
Of a resolution relative to balloting for Repre-
sentatiVes to Congress; and the same was refer
red to the committee on elections. From tn
General Committee, on resolution relating to pre-
ceedings atcelectiOns, asking discharge from fuI
Their CT nsideratiOn of the same; and the resolr
ton was referred to the committee OH Elections
From committee of Ways and Means, on resC
luton for contribution to the Washington Nor
unent, by bill; ordered to be engrossed an
read tomorrow morning. From committee o
Education, on al act relative to sec, 80 of chal
1e, R. s.; that it ought 10 pass without actio
the House adjourned
SENATE, Pm.
Bils.-From the House, to pay Joshua Thon
, az the sum therein mentioned; also, to pay Sin
con Littlefeld, the sum therein mentioned Dol
referred 10 the committee on Claims. To pr
serve the files of newspapers in the several coul
ties; ordered to lie on the table on motion
Mr.. Hazen. BY Mr. Danforth, to incorporate Il
American Mining company referred to COMM
tee on manufactures.
House resolution that both Houses meet c
Tuesday 10 elect Librarian, was taken up, al
80 amended kRto have the meeting for the elc
tion to-day, at 8 o'clock, and adopted.
sRsports.--By. DIR Robinson, from committt
: on education against resolution instructing IL
to committee to Inquire into the expediency of
law authorizing The 1t Governor, Or other pr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
CITY AFFAIRS.
MAYORS COURT, september II.


ARREST OF FREE NEGREssEs-Elzabeh Brander was
arrested Sunday, for disordery conduct near Hughes
row. on the Basn-lad Petersburg register in possession
and clearly had no right TO remain in the city, The
Mayor directed that she should be punished for the INSIDE
meanour and committed to prison till she establishes her
freedom and gives security TO leave the city,
Elizabeth Gaines another free coloured woman was
committed to Jail in default of 800 security for good be-
haviour Shewas arrested Sunday for creating smuss,
in Theatre alley.
Pompey Smith, an aged coloured man, was hauled up
Tor correcting old woman whom he claimed as his wife
fompeys spouse not appearing TO make good her COM
plaint he was discharged.
HE ARSON CASE-Alonzo Brushwood, charged with
attempting to fire the stable of Benz Lowe, on Monday
night the 10th inst, placed at the bar Several wit
nesses were examined I'VE have not room this morning
Tor the testimony The Mayor determined after hearing
all the evidence to send the case before the Grand jury
and required the witnesses enter into recognzances to
appear before the Hastings Court on the 18th November
next. Brushwood was admitted to bail in the sum of
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
DIED.

DIED,
4.esterday morning, at three o'clock, Mrs MARTHA
SMITHEY in the 65th year of her age after painful
illness OF several weeks which she bore with christian for
tltude and resignation Mrs. Smithey was consistent
member OF the First Presbyterian Church in this city from
ITS organization in 1872. She the mother of Mrs
Wilson, who devoted her life to the cause of Missions
spending her last days in Africa, pointing the benighed
heather 10 the Lamb of God"
Her funeral will take place from the First Presbyterian
Church at II O'Clock this day. The friends Of the family
are requested to attend her funeral without further notice
", At cd Point Comfort Va, of congestive fever, ED
WARD CARMlCHAEL, aged years, 9 months and 4
Gays, only child OF Dr. II. and Annie E. Sellers The
Saviour says Suffer little children to come INTO me for
OF such is the kingdom of heaven"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
THE HUNGARIAN WAR.
RUSSIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF PAsKIEwI1
DERRFCzIN Inlu 30-A NOM

RUSSIAN oPERATIoNs-DEsPAToH OF PAsKIEw1Tcu
DEBREcMN July 30-August H.
Sn-You have been informed of the entrance into HIM
gary ION the 5th-l7th June) OF the army under nv com
mand. Inow deem it my duty to give YOU directly q
summary OF the facts which have hitherto signalzed the
campaign
| Tended by the Hungarians.
They successfully abandoned all their positions in the
mountains, where they had raised enrenchments
The 10000 under the orders of Wvsoeki and Perc
gel have retired with precipitation There has been abso
luey nothing more than few brilliant skinisfes when
our cavalry has been able to up with the enemys rear
guard during their retreat.
thus rapidly followed without any hmdrance the road
OF Bardtedt, Eperies, kasdrau, to Miskolos When |
reached the lasttown obliged give some little rest
to my troops, among whom the cholera had manifested
Itself so yienty that 5000 men were attacked in three
days, and principally with the object OF awaiting the pro
visions which had not been able to follow me in my rapid
march. P'N
DESTROYS of turning this time to account desnatchad
the 4th corps the army Debreczn under the orders Of
General Teheooef He marched on Tokay to cross the
Thesis The bridge which exists there had been taken
down; the entertainments were defended our cavalry
sent to turn the position not having been able to cross the
river On account OF It's steep and mahy banks 1000 Cos
Sacks LED by Their MAJOR stripped and threw themselves
into the river with only their sabres Astounded al this
resolution and fearful of being taken in the rear the enc
my lied.
Our troops continued their march to Debreczn, which
was occupied without much opposition.
Geh' icneooeH entered the place the 9th Of July
ms expedition produced great moral effect Scarcely
mad the news arrived at Pesh when emeue broke out
and the Diet and Ministry retired to Szegedin Having
proposed the principal object of my operations to 60 to
the assistance OF the Austrian army Which was kept at
fresburg by ne ebeis assembled al Gomon recalled the
detachment OF General Tcheolocf proceeded towards
Pesth.
During this time the rebels had attacked the Austrans
on the elt bank OF the Danube The latter sustained at
Dered combat, in which General Panmtine took mari
Soon atteward the Emperor OF Austria took Raab and
the Austrian army arrived before Comom, 1t was at
lacked ~ the rebels at Acs The appearance OF General
no 1NaHt ha tg N Iii
retreat
Arrived at Gyongya, was informed that a party sent
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

ately remit have fears of losing by them, but am
not sanguine about making anything beyond fair Cali
with could hardly pay me for nv trouble if they were
to be sold Tor their weight in gold dust
Know OF nothing that could be sent here without loss,
unless it be house frames lumber and good furniture of
all descnptions.-[ Letter y1er E,ppire Civ
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

GOLD MEDAL FOR GEN. ScoTT-The gold medal vo
ted to Gen Scott, by Congress- has been finished and
received at the War Department. The value of gold
says
The portrait of General Scott engraved in the highest
style OF the art and is deemed an admirable likeness Of
that distinguished soldier, he now appears But the
most striking feature of the medal in the fact that
on the reverse side is portrayed less than seven battle
scenes, viz those of the City OF Mexico (Which occupies
the cenre0 Chapultepec, Vera Cruz Cerro Gordo Con-
treras, San Antonio, Churubusco and Moline del Rev
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
COM vi Il RCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept H.

NICTIIT0ND 5, Sept. IL.
lOBACCO.-Receipts continue quite light, and breaks
falling Off, Prices, however steady the following quo
taons Lugs 81 Is to So So Common Leaf in good de-
mand at $4 80 So So Good and Fine Sc So So Fine
Manufacturing 81 to $17:he latter description scarce
and in demand particularly if dry Stocks decreasing.
FLOUR.-Receips still light demand small, and prices
tending downwars Holders to-day offer to sell Rich
mond country at S. l2i, and Scosvle at SIS ST. Pur-
chasers however, not disposed pay over S. for
Richmond country and S. IS for Scottsville brands
WHEAT.-The receipts are ample aud sales have been
made to-day at 81 05 for white and ST for merchant
able losextra qualities may be quoted % cents per BUSH
ell higher.
CORN-We quote Corn at SO to SIS cents per buslel
CORN MEAL.-60 to Is cents per bushel. Kiln dried
Meal is held at So SO per Dbl
OAIS-Not much doing We quote 30 cents per
bushel as the selling price,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

'KOsIEE'S sAIE.--By virtue of deed of trust
ces T. tarss his wife the nth day of July 1870 and
recorded IN the clerks offices of the counties Of Botetourt
declared in the said deed will on MONDAY the sd Of
October iS49 at the Court house of Cumberland county
sell at public auction to the highest bidder on terms Of
ing in Cumberland county containing one hundred and
iorlyye acres devised to the said James Fars by his
father Jacob Farss Also by virtue of the same deed of
proceed to SELL on the premises three acres of land and
the houses thereon, situated in the county OF Buckingham
ON bent Creek; on terms above
Ii from any cause the sales should take place on the
above mentioned days, the time of sale will be adjourned
from day to day until the sale is complete
go l8-laWtds l. ANTHONY Tmstea
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

ENGLISH OPERA-Mr. Seguin is organizing a troupe
Tor the production Of English operas in very superior
style. For his prma donna he has engaged Miss Rosa
relatives in city and of whom report speaks highly
one Is OF German parentage and enjoyed high repna-
lon as vocalist and actress in the continental theatres
familiar with the English language The troupe will
commence IN this city in a week or two-Phn Bill
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

lHE STEAMER CREOLE AND THE SPANISH CoNsu1.-The
Steamer Creole Capt Aud left the Lake End OF the rail-
Chartered by Don Carlos de Espana, and it is
That she carries out important dispatches the Cuban
thores, which relate to the movements in this conntrv
Sent. 10 - - Do''
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

. flRATEs IN THE misunderstanding latest adyces
from Europe state that pirates continue to scour the
lpeago and had even attacked large French vessel
winch was anchored at the entrance of the port of
everything it contained, after having killed two Of the sail
- $3.50 " y " "o Sail
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

MINERAL WEALTH IN IowA-New discoveries ofle,a
ore have been made about two miles west of Dubuoue
Iowa 1t is said that there between 70 900 and 100 Doc
lbs oil mineral IN sight with good prospect for more
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

Low WHARF.-THE receipts of produce per the James
River and Kanawha Canal, continues limited in conse-
quence OF the low stage of water in the river Madens
Adventure Pond, we hear, scarcely passabe in some
points, from this cause
The City Mills are not working full time consequence
of the lowness of the water
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

THOMAS S. GHoLsoN, Esq was on Wednesday last
elected by the Directors President of the Branch Of
the Exchange Bank in Petersburg.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

TWELVE OR FIFTEEN SLAVES made their escape week
or two SINCE from the neghborhood Of White Port Berke-
lev
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

SGNoR bLIrz, the Magician, died in BROOKLYN last
week, of cholera.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

Minnesota Territory, and ex-governor Chambers have
been appointed Commissioners to treat with the Sioux
Indians, north oSt Peters for the purchase of twenty
isrepresented as being well adapted for cultivatonHNat
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

The CRoPs.-The rains Of last week brought up the
potato crop somewhat in Berkeley county, Va, though
too late for the corn The crop of Jefferson county
weeks since. It has suffered much less than those of
Frederick and Clarke countless and the farmers look for
nearly average crop. N'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
AND SALE.-Tbe subscrbers

hlSSOLUTION AND SALE.-The subscribers
- having determined to withdraw from the finn Of
Parish, Jones q Randolph, will on the Sd day Of Novem
Der next dissolve their partnership heretofore existing
and on the same day they will sell their entire inter.
ests, consisting OF TWO-IHIRDS OF THE CHAR
Louisville FACTORY including all the Machi
merry (the most OF which is entirely new which consists
OF twelve Looms six hundred Spndes and all other ne
cessary machinery besides complete set Of tools requ
site Tor repairing They will also sell on the same day,
two-thrds OF their Grs and Chop Mills attached to the
iEaetery the Blacksmith Shop with all tools thereto be
longing and thirds Of the Plaster and Saw mills stu
aed on the other side of the river Immediately opposite
the Factory The advantages of the situation Of ths
property tor Milling and Manufacturing purposes render
the most desirable OF the kind in the State Besides
the advantages Of the river the Railroad leading to Rich
ond passes within very short distance of the main hI
ding The property is one mile and quarter below
ohaHottesyllle Immediately on the Richmond and Staun
ton turnpike thus giving every facility for TRANSPORTING
goods to and from the Factory They have lately built
room attached and have thoroughly repaired ali the o
ou1 noqses Letters addressed to either Of US will be
any time in showing the property, which is how in full
operation. " INV Ill ioi
do lr,o,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

=, BALTIMORE, Sept. 17-Ceared, schr Mary Willis
Hollingshead, Richmond. '''