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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-01
List Of Letters


ID ENAINING in the Post Office at
ENL rchfeId April ST 1881.
lula A. Adds Peet lIanrebrow
E. Alfred Daniel Kennedy
Ba,nar, Divis. S ofTilarrlet ileady
Henry Beidtn Jr. Henry ]. Johnson
A. n. Bartle.t 2 Isaac Lawrence
Dr.. Bnn,ing John McGuinn
John nj. BurkinghamRichardM rManus
Patrick Burk Linus Marsh
Frances Benton l. Marsh
Alher, II. Barber Albert MUSES.
Chas. Relcher 2 Philo Morris
Louisa C. Baldwin Wooster B. McEwen
| J. A. H. Blown Amos Moss
! Palmer Burnett d CcBe:sy Morse
Harriet G. Buell. A!Ierson Morse
J. D. Baldwin Isaac Morse
Amelia B. Barber Elizabeth Morse
John Byapn Augustus Morse
Charles CatIln Harriet Nichols
| Augutus Cuuk NaIy Newcomb
Charles Garter 2 James O'Leary
T'iphenia Campo Peter Perkins
Louisa NJ Coe John Pocllon
Mary J. Clark Jane Peesmun
Michael CaIrow Susannah Palmer.
Mary DeIany Palmer Burnett q Co
james Dicks Richard Pierce
John Gilmore Geo Prescott 9
Geo. w Ellis James B. Peck
Dennis FIannely Harriet E. Roo.
Susanna Fuller L. Rockwell
Hannah Guinaa John B. Sloud
Henry Goldsmith Geo. Lampson
F. A. GrhnnisS Charles Smith
Edwin Grigg John p. S,inson
Sarah Hamenly S. Sievens2
S. G. Hayes E. Stevens
Charles Hubbard Thomns Stone
Richard Hartley Junius Scovlll
l!eiIs of Elisha Nor>Joei Thomas
Ton Belize Tiffany
Polly tiotchkiss John iced
Mary Ann Hawllhrop Miss Vanwinkle
Ann Keynes john Watson
Airs Kerzard John Welch'S heirs
John Hubbard VIM, Ward
L.W.WESSELS. PM.
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V1NuE Subsc riber would take this opp"rIuni
l. " 10 call the attention Of his patrons and
the public generally, TO his superior mode al
Extracting Teeth. by which al least three.
t"urfhs Of the pain, cansed by ;he common
practice - avoided; besides rendering ever.
fort to extract badly drcayed teeth and roots
Ierfectly successful. Persons afflicted with
;oolh ache. need have no fear tina: they camr.,,I
be removed ON account Of britIleness or any
orher cause. for il often happens that by The
Use of Chevali.r's splendid F~rceps, I hsv.
xtracted from six I" eight teeth which wei
1rnken of even with The bSne, in twice as mar
seconds.
would also here ann ounce, thai until fur
iher notice. my price for EXTRACTING Tech " Ill
be twelve and half cents apiece.
N r. All work in the various derartm enl,
NJ DENTISTRY. performed with care and
dispatch. and upon the most approved princi
Piles Of Dental Science, and a, moeleraieprice e.
EDWARD WBLAKE
Liich6eld. OF. 8. 1880. tea
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Great Bargains in Real Ms
tate.

tate
VTNHE subscriber, desirnus If changing his
i business, offers fer sale his House, Barn,
Sash and Blind Shop, together with abuui
eleven acres # land, siiuaI. d in the village II
West Cornwall. wi hin sh"rt distance vi Ih..
Railroad Depot and about Opposite the United
States Hotel. Said property will be cold all
together or separately, 4" suit purchasers.
ALSO
A Farm. situated in Sharon, sbout one
mile from The Cornwall Bridge Depot. on the
west sideaOi the HousatOnic River. Said Farm
contains abeui fifty acres Of laI d. welt proper.
Toned for meadow, pasture, pillow and wood
land, and 10 well watered. There is a good
two story House, two Barns, cow>house and
other hHt buildings on the premises Said
- 10y will be sold al bargain and posses
sion given the LIST Of April.
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scIiber at West Cornwall.
soft JAMES NJ. GARDNER.
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% i Il :!

1000 gals Bleached Winter
$40 do Fall
500 do Olive
1000 bleached Winter Whale
500 do bleached Fall whale
200 do do Winter Lard Oil, extra
1000 do do Fall do =
1000 do unbleached do do
800 do Meats Foot Oil, all Of which
has been selected by US IN New Bedford and
New Yurk, and which we warrant 10 give,
entire satisfaction.
PAINTS! P.ALvTS!! P.aLVTS!!I
10000 lbs Atlantic White Lead
5UOO do BeIlville do
1000 do English do
10 casks French and Spruce Yellow
10 do Ven Reds Spanish Brown
500 lbs Terra de SIENNA burnt and ground
500 do English Drop Black
500 do American do
3U0 do English Trieste, Chinese and Am,
Vermillion
500 do each, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
and Sax"ny Grecus
$40 do Blue, Green and Black Snal,s
$50 do Uiramain, and Antwerp Blue
SUD do India. Red - 100 10 Rose Pink
QUO gals English l,nseed OIL
SUI do Anne, lean do
5OO do Spirits I u,pentue
20 bbls extra dry Whiung
5,W lbs Red Lead "hd Lilha1ge
1000 40 UmbeI j" lump add ground, dry
3OO do Refined Lamp Black
5tO do Common do
so do Chrome Green and Yellow
I'D Casks R"'len Stone do Fumiee do
lOO lbs Van"yke B,uWL-50O do Gxrman
Black Lead, Flake and Crem,s White,
Fra"kE' IT. Black. Orange, Miner d laud drop
a HE'S Ut ell qualities aud shades.
BRU>HES!!
100 dog extra and Common Paints
So do do do WhitewaSh
81 do Fiat Csmels Huir, from ~ 10 S
inch
50 gps do do Pencils, Eng
Ii>h and German
Fiat Vnrnish-Qull bound. Painters
busters, C"un,eI busters. Hair, Flesh,
CoOlh. Nail, Shr-tx,ra AID ,.mmOn.
.,c:ub Glue, tlorse Pia'e,>'. Paste Print
'rs'. Granting "uh Badger Brushes Of every
description A'e agents iul a large manu-
'"cl"ry. and are prepared 10 execute orders
or any kind at slyis
StyvDRLES!r
500 lbs Rel ChaIk-lOOO do While do
3cask> ASphahum
10 h0 English Sal So "a
30 kegs Salt Pe,Ie
300 lbs Sal Ammonfac
80 kegs Emery all numbers .a
5000 lbs Flower Suiphnr
5 bhiS Camphine
sou sruS< bnDg. jar. ho,'ie and Wall CoIkS
800 lbs Nu,megs- $40 do Gloves
2UO 10 Ca>sia
5cases English Refined Boar
5 do Mex Jet Lead
90 packs Gold Leaf. different shades.
10 do Silver Leaf 25 lbs Brunzes.
300 Bath Brick, English
S cases Gum Shellac
8 bbls Superior Fay Rum
25 reams extra Sand Papes
10 ibis Birthstone
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aza,2 ayers OF Goshen,
TAKE NO71CEyEs

TENHE Stnte, Town aud Highway Taxes
are due on tee lst of April next, Iaic
on the List of 1s49. against the tax rnyrr:
OF the Town Of GosIIen-and notice is
hereby given, that shall be at the store OF
II. N. Lyman on Monday the 9TH of April
at the store of A. Miles & Son on Tues.
day the 9Th Of April--anh ut the dwelling
house of Nelson Austin on Wedr esday the
9Th OF April-fron 10 o'cI, ok A. NJ, un,l
q p. N. on each ofsaid days, TO receive said
taxes; ard ifnot paid on sa id day S. travel
ing fees will be calculated.
H. B. RICHARDS, Collector.
Goshen. March -, 1851.
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For Sale or Rent.

- TWO Dwelling Houses. about
fsssv two miles from Bantam Fails.
ss with Farm attached to each
(one containing l25, acres and
the 0lher nearly the same.) are suitably
divided into Meadow, pasture, Flow and
wood land,
/ To be sold separately or together. II
not sold they will DO rented on EsasonaEIS
terms. 60 s;r'- .-'.s - a:. -. , tfsg3
For further particulars apply 10 ths 0usu
ScTiber On the premises. '2'7 q. t@FI7s
SwAS HIRAM g. KIl1oRN-
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INOfiCG.


y" dEREAS thru 'dr,>'gned with cPriai"
w OlheIs persons have associated Them
selves according !" The pr"vis,".'s at the" Ncl
relating I" joint Sr"ck C0,p"rari' ny with a
capital If Fifteen Th"usand Dollars, under
the name Of The Union Noulrn COMPANY
the purposes Tor which said Corporation is
established being he manufacturing If W"l-
en- goods, Women aud C"t;"p g,""is. ar gods
If which Wo"Irn aud Cotton shall foam The
component parts of the manuf .ciu'e, The buy
ing and dealing in W"l and C"llen and con.
verting the same into cloths f"r market. AMI
all articles "t property necessary AID c"nven>
tent I" carry an the busIness al mann aclur,ng
rs aforesaid; and the drallng !" g'an.s wares
AID merchsnhise Thighs to n",tl1 all ner>,n
Interested tina, the fiat meet, "f the CNr,".
ration will he holden AT the store at Chaplin
| and Williams in canaan "a Saturday the 2i'h
day Of April 1881 at , o'clock !" the af'r'-
noon. LUTHER MoN-"N.
HENEY CHAPLIN,
"A C. l.NAM
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FOR S.RLE.

"a A s,nall Farm of about rs acres
sstsfA with Dwelling House. Bar"
;sssss0 Wood House and Horse Barr
$500 thereon. Situated Um tie F"r>
rim sion Turnpike. about 2 miles north en>
>fth- Count House in Litch6-ld, we'll l~r
'"r'i"mrd for III. W ng. pn'-tnr-. glowing and
v"'d formerly occupied by David P. Beach.
\ "''er''l credit will be given for most OF
ti.o purchase money it requested.
SETH P. BEERS.
M,rrh 3d. 1881.
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CONSUMPTION!
A DIVING WOMAN ClIRED,

We stnte this cure to prove the Powsr to save lie,
when this nQsam Is used after the person 10
sLers y physician and friends to he In tho lest stages
Internationally dyRg-and, In this far gons
gnat the STROUD and burial clothes bought FOS
III" particulars Of this and tho respectable and
do1bsd proof II a the circumstances aud facts. w
reier to our PAMPHLETS. '1''""
This cure effected on Mrs. zlBA DYKEMAN, o
Raiision Spa, Saratoga c., NJ We can prove be
yond doubt many other siM0st equally hopeless,
iAau"srcbis cases oil Coughs and . assumptions CURED
which Ara Mronuuncai iacurabe hH akiliul phusiciaRR
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ESRocER1E|ss!9

Crockery, Hardware, &c. For sale by
S. N. BRONSON.
I.ithchfield Oc,. 80, 1850
N. B, Shirts given cut 10 be made as
usual.
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GE.Q SIS!

1000 boxes of English. French and Ameris
can Window Glass OF the hes: brands
Plate Glass Of ali kinds for carriage manU%
facturerS
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NATIONAL SAFETY LlFE) NsU>
RANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.

NAIAONAL OAK II NAsHHJ 4N0N
RANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Home Office 80 V'alnM 81 South s"te,
doors above 3D., Philadelphia.
HON. HENRY l.. BENNER, President
LucIAN |. BI~REE. Secretary.
Rates Of Life Insurance reduced rs per
cent.
CAPITAL, $3.50 GRO.
THE above company have established
I, an agency in this county, for the pur>
pose of inSuring lives. and have appointed
LYMAN w. GILBERT, Agent,
JIG. BEcKwITH, NJ. D., Medical Exam
liner,
Il. H. Ho1L1,1ER, Esq, ConIec'icu
Referee.
Application for Insurance may be made
TO Lyman w. Gilbert or DIR. Beckwllh, at
DR.. Beckwilh's store. al 3 o'clock A. NJ, at
IL O'clock NJ OF a, 6 O'Clock P, NJ, where
pamphlets may be had explaining the prin-
ciple OF Life Insurance, and showing the
econurny and du,y of every man, who has
not u superb bundance OF wealth. 10 secure
10 his family, al least few thousand dot
lars. by an Insurance ON his Life. This
Comp ny have acc Ommoda ted their terms
DI payment w HVGt khc "p''''y va '"~ PNo' .
he laboring man, as WILL as the m"nied
man. The terms are Is per cen. less than
most Companies, and payable yearly, half
yearly III quarterly. ST. that the labOring
man may save. or lay by, IL few dollars eve
~ three mouths to pay his premium. ard
;hus secure 10 his family, al his death.
competence OF this worlds goods, which he
can never expec, TO do by the fruits of his
labor. Life insurance is coming 10 be re-
securing TO- ones family. after his death,
hat competence and support which he is
unable TO lay up for them while be lives.
Instances are continually occurring,
showing The wisti'm Vi Life Insurance -
The following. clipped from Philadelphia
paper, is such an instance
PHILADELPHIA, OAr 9Th, 1850.
To the President and Directors Of The Ma
linnal Safety Insurance Company, No.
62 Walnut street.
GENTLEMEN-PefD,;,n me- 70 acknow ledge
the receipt Vi one thousand dollars, bein.
The amour, a policy of Life Insurance ell
iected by my late huSba nd, James KiIkpal.
rick. for my benefit on the l6'h July last.
your company The payment of a small
sun for premium has entitled me to IN.
above amount. but tor which ! should hav.
been left destitute. Thanks To you that a,
INV request. and for my convenience, you
have pad the full amount at once, withuu
the delay CUSTOMARY in such eases,
Yours sincerely.
PAULINE E. KlRKPATRICK.2t
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Notice.

THE adjourned sale of The real estate Of
WIN Camp. late of LirhieM. decease,
will h" held on Sa,u day the 18th inst. III
2n'clOrk q. NJ. nesr the Mansion ilouse in
tnis village. Sale positive. Tile indiS-
pu,ahle.
CHARLES S. RUEI.L Admini>,ramr
Lilchfeld, April y. 1881, 4S
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For Safe.

A Convenient two story dwelling house
~ nuI iar,,, handsomely situated a few
rods brl'w the Methodist Chnrcn in Mead
NV street. Terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
the prrm'srs Of SAMUEL Ci.U'K.
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AT a Court Of Probate holden Al Liichirld
within and for tine District Of Ltchiielo
on the 3lst day OF March A. ID 1851.
Present. OLIVER A. G T0DD, Judge.
NN motion of William +. BALDWIN, nusir.
Oot certain Esla'r. conveyed to him by l.,
man Smith, Of said L,tchtirld, on the 24I'
OF February, A. ID. 1851 in .us, tor the bene
fit Of his creditors, IN pursuance "t the stalu',
in such case made and provided,
ORDERED That commissioners 10 receiv,
examine and adjust the claims - those VII
we're creditors of.ne said Smith al the date I"
said assignment, be appointed at the pr"b.t.
office in Litch6eld, in said DISTRICT. on tho
23l day OF April A d. 1851. a, . ~ clock u
the forenoon. and that all persons in,-ressr'
in said E>,ate may he notified and appear j
they see cause and he heard relative to sait
appoint mpnt said trustee il drerted to puhli-i
a notice of this rider in a newspaper printed
in Li'ch6eid county and to pos, copy e HI,
order "n the public sign post in said q wn I"
Litchtie.d nearest The place where said Lyman
J. Smith resides.
A true Copy of Record,
Arrest OLIVER A. -. TODD, Judge.
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Wanfad.

INCUR JOurneymen AZ the Joiner and
Il Carpenter business. Enquire of
+ WILLIAM r. BUELL..
Liash6s old. March % le9h
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LTVER COMPLAINT.

LIVER COMFG&A1NTs
See tho euro Of DSei. Hubbard Of Stsntod CsaS and
others
DYSPEPSIA SEQ the cure 81 r. S. RIless, mer.
chant Of Attca. Wyomiag N. Y. and many snOrs N
our Pamphlets.
Nervous Diseases and DernngemenJS
are Cured by Brsnfs Baisam without fail.
DYSENTERY and SUMNER COMPLAINT
IN Chidrss and Adaits-and
CHOLERA INEANTUM,
are ai.oays cured by this Ralsam.
THIs BALsAM l. the best anVdyns In the world 10
soshs and quiet cross eu children to slssp and cauae
them to rest q4iey and yet It does not esnfasH any
OPIUM LAuDAHUM. or PARKooRIc, and therefore, new
INJURIES affects disease the brain, preparation
| OF opium do. Weakly Chil9rsa will become VLEsH
aEALrsv and HEARrY. and grow rapidly by the use
| thia Ralsam.
| No mother need ever mourn the death Of her CHI
by Cholera infantum while teeihing, II BRANT'S
| PULMONARY RAlSAM be administered. 10
binary doses
% + r. ale W ho Mesa IL and =. ,si'. Nv &C.
,M'ith. Lltchheld, CrIw & Jew,t,. N. Hartford
Y. B l.a,hloR. Wolco,tv' 'e. A. Milas 4 sm
md Miles 81 Grav, Goshen, F W. Pierce.
'ornwnll Bridge, Pratt q Faster, W Corn sail.
| Ph,llips Il RosM aud ]. T.. Allen, w inste,l. ]. z
| Warner, Roxbury, G. w. Whitt'esey, N. Mil
\ ord, Mills & CO, Norfolk, w. w. Calkins.
| Y. Cant an, &. F. Peck. Ellsworth. c. l. Prndle.
| sharon. Warren Il Newton, WHierlOwn 4. Bah
Bit, Rabbitt's Bridge. G b Waller a. &c n,
Preston, T.. scott, Plymouth, D0olitile & Co.
ailchcocksvile, Thompson e. Allen. Woodbury.
Belden L. Miner, Falls Village, aud by MeI-
chants and Druggists in nearly every 'ewniE
the Staas. '-'
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Furniture, Chairs, Glasses

A Full Tor snle as cheap ms car
lAbe bought at any shop in the county.
Also Collins.
Black Walnut, Cherry and Bntternut
ready made. w PALMER,
hilton, March 3D. 1851.
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Dancing CATERS, Robbers, dc. q
na.nnnnna, fad E,.s -:

Dancing GGsters, RHbbers, dc. On
preeedentsd LOaO prices.
READI READ!
TUST received, tine Thousand prs. or more,
y AIMING which nav be fund Ladies Garter
buvls, French EIlameled Jenny Lind Sh aes.
EnaInled Polka Boots, Morocco Boots, Leather
Boots. Bu+kIn Slippers &C. sc Al very low
prices, KMUbers. Rubber Caters, Children do
do. much lower than usual. Gents. Dancing
Caters neat and fine, Turkish Slippers do
Cali. Kip aud COwhide B""s. Brogans and
slippers, at prices lower than usual and
believe lower than ever known before. Gents
Rubbers g""d article warranted good; should
they fail j i reasonable time, bring them back
and take new ones for them Prices renuced.
persnns IN want of nyIhing in the alb we line
a:e respectfully invited 1" call, they mill end
title money will go great way, a. the prices
am now selling at.
SAMUEL CLOCK.
N, B. French Cork Soles t"r Ladis ., highly
Iecamme Ided, hysit ians. warranted water
proof.
Ii, chfeld. Feb 18th II
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New Goods.

OUR friends may find grod assortment o
~ New Goods suitable for he season. I,
few days we sh.ll have large assortment ri
MilIinary articles with the best Bonnets, ane
all that sor. oi thing.
ALVORD & BROTHER.
Wolcottville, April /. 1851. At
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TR0IIE Court of Probate for the Di-IrIc
l. of Torrington, hath limited and allow
ed six morths from the date hereof, for the
creditors to the Estate of ALEXANDER
GILI.ErT, deceased. hate Of Torring,on
in said District, deceased, in which to ex
hibit their claims for allowance and settle
mont. Those neglecting to present THEN
accounts within said time properly attest~d
will be debarred a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested 1,
make immediate payment to
LEVI HODGES. Administrator.
Torrington, Feb. 9th 1851.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS.
CHANoE on LlEE

From the Girl to tho VoR9n and the WsmsH At mid
de age the 10 accelerated, and the other
gradually suppressed prevent my Of the atsl dis
eases that frequently arise in consequence of such
change. 80
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EMAINING in the Post Office
NL ,chfield April Isl 1851.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
FIRE ANNIHILATOR COMPANY

Some citizens of the United States of high standing
having after negotiations during the summer, obtained
from the patentees in England the right of abricatng
and vending Phps's celebrated Fire AnnhiIator, they
have, in conjunction with other respectable gentlemen
here, formed an association for carrying into effect in
the most vigorous and extensive manner their laudabe
and interesting object The members Of the company
have been in conference in this city several days past
and the result OF their meeting. we understand, has
been the appointment Of the Hon. Elisha Wiesey
President OF the Company, and T Barnum, Esq, of
world celebrity as General Manager and secreta
~. Such an organization gives to the public every
guarantee OF good faith The universal respec! in
which Mr.. Whittesey is held throughout our country,
and his known probiy and talents, will command con-
dence in every purpose to which he gives the sanction
OF his name and connection. As for Mr. Barnum-the
least visionary and the most practical, sagacous and
energetic OF all the of Yankeedom, which is as
much as to say of call the world and the rest of man
kind"whatever he takes in hand is bound to succeed
The Company have already entered on measures for
the fabrication of annihiators fast as possible until
they shall be commensurate with the demands of the
country, and that we presume will be every house
throughout the land worth saving from the flamss-
Net. Int.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD

:, The annual meeting of the Manassas Gap Railroad
company, was held in Salem, Eauquier county, on
Tuesday last. The reports of the President and Di.
rectors, and the Chief Engineer, were presented
ne report OF the Examining Committee into the af-
ialrs OF the Company, who, after full review OF all
its operations and finances, gave A most satisfactory
and commendatory notice OF the whole business. was
also presented Their statements respecting the pro.
gress and prospects OF the work were received by the
numerous assemblage OF Stockholders with more
than satisfaction indeed. we may say that all present
were delighted with the able and faithful management
OF the affairs OF the company The stockholders, in
accordance with principle laid down in the organ
cation OF the company, decided 10 take one Director
from Fauquer and give him to Warren the latter coun-
ty having recently made her subscription and not
beng deemed advisable as yet to increase the number
T.. C. Marshall was reelected President; c.. Fl, Hun.
ton and w. III. Irwin, Directors on the part OF the
State /; and VIM. II. Fowle, J. w. Foster and Mr.
ftman OF Warren, Directors on The part of the stock
holders. Great regret was expressed, generally, at
having thus TO part with Mr.. Rector former Ditec.
tor, who has proved himself to be valuable and eff
Gent member of the Board. The salary of the Presi-
dent was increased to $500, and the wish was ex-
pressed that that OF the Clerk and Treasurer should be
raised by the Board The next annual meeting will
be held on the third Thursday of October lS52-the
citizens attended the meeting and the interest excited
Tor the success OF the road is manifest and increasing
All along the line OF the road the excavatins and en-
banking are gong on with spirit and success The
surrey OF the road was commenced in September last
and expected that twenty nine miles will be COM
peted and In use by the LIST of January next
or instance oil energy and determination, we do not
country Under such auspices as now greet us, we
trust the Manassas Gap Railroad may realize our
most cherished hopes OF its benefits both to town and
country.-Aler C. Gazette.