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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
CITY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE or. CARS & 30 ATS,
FROM RICHMOND.

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, for Fredericksburg, Washington, &C.,
daily. at half past o'clock, A M
Southern Cars for Petersburg, Weldon, &c, daily, at
half past o'clock, ?. M: -
Central Cars for Charlottesville, Stanton, Springs,
&c, or Lynchburg, daily, at O'Clock, A. III.
Petersburg Accommodation ram, tuesdays, hurs-
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at half past o'clock, A. NJ.
DauvilIe Cars, for Appomattox River, farmyIlle,
Jvnchburg &C. VI ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock, A. NJ. and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past o'clock ?. NJ.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,) Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at half past O'Clock, A ~
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Waithal
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at hall past
Lvnchburg Canal Packet daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock, 2. M.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg
&c. daily, at o'clock, 7. M. ~:
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg &C, daiiy,
at half past 6 O'Clock, A. M: .u p
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville &C.
daily at half past / O'Clock, T.: NJ ,,,.,.u
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock, T. M;
Richmond and Dauvile Cars, from the Appoma t'oA
River Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at lii a;
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al 81
?. M. ,,,. v.roa
nesdays and Fridays, at Al L. M x,,,,u
NorioIk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthai
Tnesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at u T. NJ.
Packets from i.ynchburg daily, except Mondays at
,'cIoaL p. M
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ENOR SALE J. w. RANDOLPH-RaIph
M Rutherford, a nautical romance, by Sir Admiral
Fisher author OF Petral, &c--25c
No 81 Byrne's Dictionary of Mechanics-25c
The Fate. tale of strri ing times, by G P r James,
paper-50c
The Odd Fellows Text Book An calculation of
the theory of Odd Fellowship, embracing a detail of
the system in alls branches with forms, ceremonies
odes &c &c, by Pascal Donaldson ID ID, Grand Mas
ter Of the w Grand Lodge of Northern New York,
with illustrations; limo, muslin-Sl 25
Prize Essays on the temporal Advantages OF the
Sabbath, considered in relation to the working classes;
l2mo, musn-50c
The Christian Philosopher Triumphing over Death,
narrative of the closing of The life OF the late
VIM Gordon, M D, L S, by Newman Hall, A,
12mo, musn-5Oc
De Quincy Writings,-Le and Manners, from the
autobiography of English opium eater, by Thomas
De Quincy; l2mo, mus,u-75c e. suo
subjects from modern masters, engraved in the highest
style of mezzotnt illustrated by appropriate articles in
prose and verse; second series, l2mo, muslin, gilt
81 90
Friendship Offering for 1852, finely illustrated, Tur-
key morocco, gilt, 50 so
The Snow Flake for 1852, finely illustrated, Turkey,
gill; So so
The Presbyterian Family Almanac-6c
The illustrated do Christian do6c
Fishers House-keepers and Comic do-6c
Poultry Breeders Text Book-l2c
Manual OF Roman A ntiquities, with numerous il
lustrations, by Charles Anthem, l2mo, ste
Memoir ofthe Rev. Edward Bichersteth, late Rector
of Watten Herts, by the Rev Il X Birks, M A. WIN
an Introduction by S II Tying, d d 9vo, muslIn' z
''l'' ~ HOME JUVENILE TALES.
Love and Prde-25c
Rich and Poor-25c
Truth and Hope-25
Merry and Wise-25
Girls True Joy-25c
Boys True Joy-25c
Pictorial First Book--25c
Sloveny Peter, or Pleasant Stories and Funny Pic
tures-50c
No 80 Byrne's Dictionary of Mechanics
Part aud 10 London Labor and London Poor-l2
The Stone Mason OF Saint Point, by Lamartine, paper
25c 30
Mt MBRELLAS.-A fine assortment OF Silk and
a. Bingham Umbrellas, just to hand, Tor sale cheap
at VIM. j. SWORDS',
au25 225 Broad street.
EpUTTEH AND LARD, for sale,
Ii au is JAS. WINSTON
SWEET OIL.-275 baskets Sweet Oil Plagno
Ky bra nd receiving and for sale at lowest market rate
bv ADlE 81 GRAY, Druggists,
Successors to Alex. Duval,
au27 l47 Main st.
KNRENCH BRANDY. 10 half pipes Of superio
au 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NTEGlsO HEN FOR SALE.-We have for
" sale two likely men, OF good character, tho one
as, and the other % years OF age.
But they will not be sold to any person who will not
suffer them to remain in orsa6out RICHMOND;
TOLER COOK,
au27 General Agents
a. HIsKEY- 500 barrels Cincinnati Recthed
ausO CHAS. T, WORKMAN & co.
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| - FOR RENT.-The upper part ofthe House
| Esa No 203 Main street, occupied by the Baptis
Book Concern consisting OF six rooms and cellar
Apply to ALEX. MOTT,
au 80 Opposite City Hotel.
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- FOR RENT.-Two Rooms over the stepe of
EHl Charles Hartwell & Co., opposite the Swan Tav-
ere, No. 10Y Broad street.
au 81 c.. H. e. co
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Leave IuNOHRr1RG daily, except Sunday, at 81 A NJ.

PASSENGERS for Saunton, by this route leave Rich-
mond Monday Wednesday aud ffioay, at W.
arrive in Scottsye next day, at IL, and IN Staunton
at 9 P NJ. =,
at 8 next A NJ and Farmvle by L NJ
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats or
Stages, must go at the risk OF the owners, or we will
"' l. q "a BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT
NIFTY PIANO FORT ES .-With the view of
enlarqinq our business, we have, in addition TO the
instruments made by A. Stodar q 90 and j. D. Dun
ham, New York, secured the sale OF those maze by j.
Chckerne, Boston which will enable us IN future TO
keen on hand still larger assortment than we nave
ever had We have at present sale at our two esta6
shments Mash x Woodhouse' hlchmond and Il. T.
Nash & Co, Petersburg upwards OF fy flano ortes
of various kinds, embracing nearly every style and
price that be desired, from the lowest 10 the highest
manufactured by The most cele6r ated makers III 'nis
country; and purchasing do tor two Stores IN such
large quantities, tor cash, mot COMMISSION as some
SUPPOSE enabled to offer great Inducements to
purchasers full as great we are assured as can ne
met with at any other establishment North or south
To those who are not disposed make special trips
for the purpose promise our best judgment IN select
ing for them, both to style and quality, binding our
selves to give satisfaction, and will charge them Just
$40" DIS i h NASH e. WOODHOUsE, Richmond.
iyl8 E. P. NASH d O., Petersburg.
wnAINrED CHAMBER FURNITURE
d have on hand about twenty sets Of handsome
painted Chamber Furniture, WneF an selng at the
Furniture Dealer,
WIS No. 63 Main St.
wwTIRE DISH COVERS.-In sets, for sale
W. bv r Nj ZIMMERMAN,
10 15l Main street
SNODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR sep
aE TEMBER.-G raham's Magazine, do; Sartain
Union Magazine, do. s
No 379 Living Age .4,
ul9 NASH & WOODHOUSE.
n IvERPOOL SALT.-l20O sacks afoat and
an Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NnRTCff .--25 groces superior Matches rcce-
w wing and Tor sale by ~ ronron.ooo,,
au 19 JOHN IN oORDONt~ 9ON
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<ss FOR FtENT-The brick dwelling on 9Th st |
Rs between Broad and Marshall, at present occupied
by DR. Fitzgerald. Possession may behad on or about
the 18th inst. Rent $275.
TOLER & COOK,
Sc 8 General a nnntn
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"a FOR RENT.-The first floor Of The house
Eil No. 2O5 Main street, square above the Banks,
suitable for professional gentleman. Apply on the
premises, or to r. M ZIMMERMAN,
&c 3-4t Isl Main st
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

ha FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
a:a The tenement in Tan Bark Row, next below DR..
w. A. Patterson is for rent. Possession can be had
Immediately. For terms, apply to
10 6 JAMES BOSHER
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RI ON the Eyeiny Post I

SUccvss UsrAR.LLELtD The stomach
prepares the eel.onls of all the fluids which feed
aud slstain life. To that organ all internal rcmc-
dies are primarily sdjressed and never has
medicine been introduced, within our time, that
seemed 50 admirably adapted t0 rrsIore the diac,-
tive powers, when debltatcd, TO thrir iull vigor,
~ this Jnjerin combination of til tonic alirta-
tive aud corr ecii,c prlneiplc.. In dyspepsia, lii
ious Complaints, general debility, nervous ailec-
tipns, aud the hong catalogue Of Diseases Which
form the melancholy adicnda Of indigestion, We
consider nUTCHINGs' sEGETAELE H,sPEPsIA
BITrESs the only sine, cafe aud radical iclncd,.
(from the v Y. Star.l
VALUABLE MEDICisE We should take
nurcHIsGs' BiTrERs To he, il we may Judge
hoIn the numerous certiicai,s If mort worthy and
reliable people, which We see published almost
daily. Tha, cruel disease, Dyspepsia, which so
oil"n dhes the usual medicines, Is said To- weld
readily 10 the powerful curative qualities So aftui
Iy compounded IN this great antagonist Of disease.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of rrinar-
kabe cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine Is held by the public press, can bs had
ol The agents, free.
Pace 80 GENTS PR BOTTLE.
Principal Oilice, l22 Fulton Street. n. Y.
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Ute0,

In this town, on Wednesday, David Brayton,
son Of Geige and Amelia Faisheau, ag d Z
mouths and days.
Ia New bedford, on Tuesday, Mrs. Nancy
Carter, widow of the late Capt. Robert Garter
agei 76 wears.
IN North kingstown, 25th inst, Eliza r. Few =,
only daughter Of the late Rev. Thomas Tew, ag
ed 81 years.
In Middlctown, 26ih inst. Mira. Ann, wife Of
Joseph NOrthup, aged % years.
IL the fall assurance ola blessed immortality.
Her sickness was painful, yet she enduicd IT
with christian patience, a. seeing Him who is in
visible, rejoicing ia the Saviour of sinners. She
has llci Mind husband Ia feel his irrcparalc
loss, Children To mourn for n tender mother. and
the Christian Church one of lts worth, members
Shell not your bitter tears above
The mound meath which lie;
Weep for yourselves, and strive to gain
home eyond the sky. 5.
Western papers please copy.
In South kngstown, 18th inst, Phili5 Tay lor
aged SO
Ia New York city, 22d inst, Mr.. Wm. Cush-
man, son oi Apollos Cushman, Esq. oi Ia~tuck- =
ct, aged 80 years.
In Providence, on the 18th ult, Mrs. Ann
Spraguc, widow of The late Jason Sprague, Esu =.
of ih,s town, aged 80 wears. For many wears she
was "A worthy member Of the Second Ba, tist
Church in this town, and wi,s the oldest member
Of that Church.
Al Annapolis ROYAL, Nova Scotia, on the lIth
OF May, John Banan Gilpin, Esq, formerly II. B.
Ms Consul ior this State, aged % years.
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dHIrrtrD.

In Providence, 26th inst. MIR. Edwin Trask
and Miss Sarah Lcmond, bath Of Prov idence.
In Providence, 10th inst, Samuel w. Hubbard
and Miss Mary II GladJing, both OFF
In IIopeialc, NJ lford, Mass, in public meeting
lllh inst, vii lam ). Hayward, preacher oi
primitive christianity, and AbLe S. BalIou, only
daughter Of Adm l'allou.
In pawlucket, 25th inst, MIR. !. Henry Ross
and Miss EIsey Briggs. both Off
In Tivcrton, 25th ut MIR. Clifford Evans, OF
Tveron, and Miss Hannah A. Smell. Of Fall Riv-
er;-Mr. George Slocum and Miss Sally i. Ham.
bly,, both of Iiverton.
In Providence, 2i inst, by the Bev Mr.. Smith
Mr.. Chas. II. Dunham and Miss Sarah >.
Sweet, both OF =.
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A COMPLIMENT FROM CALiroRsiA.-
We have been shown by Messrs. Jones
d Wise an elegant specimen Of CaIiior
MIA gold. finished in the form OF seal
ring, aud ofenormous size. In place OF
the seal is a beautiful piece Of gold
bearing quartz, surrounded by raised
letters, conn osed Of natural specimens,
forming the name oi Lewis Cass, to
whom II is TO be presented. Beneath
this, is lid which, when raised expo
ses cabinet of specimens OF the pre-
cious ore, in separate compartments,
bearing tnc names of their different To-
calities Yuba River, Feather River,
Marposa, and Gold Bluff. Inside Of
the lid is the iolowin. inscription:
"Presenied 10 Lewis Cass, by his
friends in California, Joseph b. Bidle-
man, Charles J. Tolbert, John s. Hager
WIN. NJ. Eddy, John n. Scranton, Dam
lei Henarie, Gabriel b. Posi, Frederick
ID. Kohlar, J. r. Hardenburg, Oliver
Chsrlick, Dr. Jonathan Patt Bush, Geo.
II. Blake.
III 10 admitted, by all that have seen
il. TO be one Of the greatest marvels
which In. ye, reached US from the Pa
cifc Coast-N Y. Pest.
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NOTICE.

IT, Pre-enptior claimants, and 10 b',ees, occur
and p,rmittes, Of Mneai Lards.
Every person entitled 10 the right Of prc-cu
tiun to any of the lands within the townships
pats of townships above enumerated, 10 rtquir,
tn establish the same To the satisfaction of IL
Register and Receiver of the proper Land Ofhc,
and make payment therefor as soon practical
after scang fis nee, and before the da, appoii
ell for the commencement uf he public sale Of H.
Lands embracing the tract caiued, U,hcr~s
such claim will 6e forfeited. AMI
Every person having The right under the a."
entitled, "an act to create An additional Land die
trict il tne Territory of Wisconsin, aud for o,hr
purposes" approved 81 March, lsi7, ~ lessee
oceupdniS ar pcr'nittes, to enter To the extent a.
their leases, ur permits, any at the lands withis
the townships and tractional townships above
enumerated IN the Wiilor Rnr Dlt1ct, aud wsc
arc Untitled der the act cni,t"d 'an act to u,
duce the minimum price OF the Niicrai Lands "
the Lake superior D,stiict in Michigan, and ia
the Chippewa District in Wisconsin," approved
26th September, 1850, "to enter the Lnd covered
hy thet leases, occupancy and perm Is rerpec
uyCly,' at the minimum rice Oi rs per acre
or II covering more than full section epiiicd, 800
the SURRENDER of such ] aso ar permit ~ the prop
Land Office, 20 purchase IL h- shal eject to dc
so, one fill scciinn." at the rate Of - 80 per acre
is required u establish the same 10 he sat,siso'
tion of the Register and Receiver ~ Willow R'v.
er. and make payment therefor as padfioa
M, atf,r s,,irg this tice, and before the day sp
pointed for the commencement ~ the public saI.
ul the lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise suc' claim will hc forfii.d
may26 }. .BUTrERFlELD,
Connissioncr of the Gta,rai Land Ofc,
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~ ilurine 1ntrIll0rnts. dsy
PORT OF NEWPORT
ARRIVE

AkhlN ED.
WEDNESDAY, May 2s.
Sloop Resolution, Bake,, n Kingston.
THURSDAY, May 20.
Schr Mediator, Millard, + River, Charleston !;
Florance, Drink water, Prov, Bangor; Alyarado,
Tinker, do Calais; Tcncrihc, Poland, Jackson
vile, Portland: B NJ Jenkins, Ilabhridgc, do
do; Leopard, Wooster, Sullivan, New bmg NY !;
Boston, Cunningham, Prov, Bath; OccoL,, Saun-
ders, fishing.
SIoop VIM Penn. Winslow, n Bedford
SATURDAY, May 81.
Schr Mary Peavy, Grunlow, Eastport, Prov /;
Boundary, Noonan, do, market; Jane, Hall,
Stoningtnn. Prov Major Ringgold, Pink ham,
Bangor do; 81 Perre, Carlc, Last Grcenv ich
Bangor.
Sips Mary Nichols, Spencer, F. Greenwich
Vineyard Sound; Resolution, Baker, NKing .Ion.
SUNDAY, June !.
Schr Owen, Howe, fishing; Vrrginian, Riding
ton, + River, Bait.
Sloop Minerva, Weaver, Taunton, Phila.
TUESDAY, June 3.
Schr Emily c Horton, Candy, Phila, Coal 10
Dcvcns; Rhode Island, Fanchd, Ncwbcrn, y
&, Lumber To Bowen < Co; lantic, Blightmar,
Albany, Flour To Bowen.
Cleared Schr Fame, Saver, for New York.
MEMORANDA,
At liavann' 18th, brig Anmwan, Almy, dis <
from Wilmington, \. T..
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SPALDING s. ROGERS
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS.

NORTH MERICAN ~.
u.uLu;, :, 49,, -, 1,ttI'pso,y Inn.
~ Iys, ~ -. 10 anJ 30.
- D. s'','.la. sa,ao'.,,-. a.,
80 ST
ADMISSION 20 CLFTs' NO HALF rhick'
.rT'llE characteristics oi hi, establishment con-
i sist in the Larger Collection of Equ,sfran
Gynnastie and Dramaiie Iadnf, ever collected IN
~ ~. Joat2 a, g'2,;. nr a.. r,no, ,ns,;.
~ ~
poiI IoNIcoN,
w.. Wv, 80 m ol',h;noa III w., n,o,,n, Mn.;c,I
80 ,,'s h,;, e., Tho rron,;.,ar. hy IENRY
ERBEN, Esq, Of New Ymk nj AN expense Of
$4,000.
Expressly for their Travelling r. xhili,ions Ills
"A collection of over 1000 distinct Musical Inslru-
ment., so 'ngcnously and mechanically arranged,
"s " w 'o,p"I'eg "',., ''s ,;,r', w o p' p''
'u '"''' ''0 ''' " ''N '''
=,
anon, MN MANI rohhhAS'
sion and harmony, To- Band Of Fihs Musician.
IN,
ApOIJONfcON
"h DE drawn III rr"ces''ohDy
FORTY HORSES i-IOUR ABREAST!
q, the d,y or Exbib;tio, be,w.en The hours of
10 ,nI ~ o'clnck. nI,ving ,eyer,I popuEar March.
o.. p,,r,nrc.. So ,,h,, ,n,viny ,lono The .,re-,s
s,l ,.ill n. Gn,,J ,oa y,l,", - y s tr,s. S,r;ns
AMI Reel Rand uni,rd
ana An,har ,er % Grand % feature Of ,bi, Coup,ov and
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Benz. Cory and BENJAMIN Carr voted
= ihe Wing Electoral ucke: in Nov. 1910.
Asa Devol and David seabury did not
vote.
in April, ls4l, and in April, 1912,
= neither Of the above persons voted.
In March, 1912, on the approval or
rejection Of the Constitution, all of said
persons voted Tor the approval Of the
Constitution.
IN Septemt er, 1912, David Seabury
voted for the approval Of the Constitu.
ton. Benz. Carr, Benz. Cory and Asa
-Devol did not vote.
In April, lS43, Benz. Cory and Benz.
Carr voted for James Fenner for Gov
ernor. Asa Devol and David Seabury
did not vote.
In August, ls4a, Benz. Cory and
Benz. Carr voted for H. Y. Crans,on for
Representative TO Congress. Asa Dew:
= bland David Seabury did not vote.
In April ls4i, neither OF said persons
voted
In Nov. 1914, Benz. Cory voted the
= Law and Order ticket for Electors. Da-
vid Scabury voted the Democratic tick.
ct for do. Benz. Carr and Asa Devol
did not vote.
' CHAS. DURFEE, Town Cpk.
With this plain statement Of facts we
leave Dorr to his own reflections and
when he continually cries out ,ha, he
, was tried by a packed jury, he utters
what he knows TO be malicious false
hood. During that trial there was noth-
ing which he SO much feared az that
justice wo uid be done him. He long
ago proved himself miserable cow
ard ; TO that he aided the infamy Of
traitor, and now he has earned the
character Of falsitcr Of the truth.
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A Paris correspondent, Of the Journal
Of Comm,r rec writes.
have conversed with five or six gen.
ilemen--Americans, French and Eng
Iish--who have surveyed the Industrial
Exhibition at London; they all report
that the American compartments are n
"sorry sight" A redceming importa-
tion is expected by the Is, Of mex,
month.
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Id OF THE TIMES EWPORF R. l. THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 1851

apprehension of McNaiIy, WHO is an
irishman, about five feet Elk inches high
dark complexion, dark hair, little grey,
broad shoulders and about forty years
OF age. The deceased Was an indus
trious citizen, and mos, respectfully con-
nectcd.
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RACE BrTwIrs A MAN AND A HoRsr.-

The race over the Prairie House course
yesterday, between Jackson, the "Ancr.
lean Deer" and the trottng horse June
Bug. resulted in favor OF the former
The provisions Of the race were, the
horse TO trot ten miIes whil,t Jackson
ran FIVE miles siS hundred yards. The
horse made the first five miles in four
tseo minutes thirfy.three seconds. but
coon after began 10 'let down." and
was Withdrawn at the close Of the eighth
mile. Jackson went his distance inside
'br ,wenty..ieh, minp,cs- 81. Lo,n, ht'
-
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BrLL-RIsoiso ExrRA.-A corrcspon.
dent Of the Picayune tells the following
story. II is not bad one:-
A tall, awkward-looking chap, just
from the Green Mountains Of Vermont,
came on board one Of the splendid
North River boats a, Albany His cu-
riosity was amazingly excited at once,
and he commenced 'peeking, as he
called il, into every nook and corner on
the boat, The captains Office, tue ell
gine-room, the BARRIERS shop, all under
went his inspection; and then he went
on deck and stood in amazement at the
lcver-beam, the chimneys and the va
rioup fxin's, ill at last he caught sight
OF the bell. This was the crowning
wonder, and he viewed il from every
position, walked around it, got down on
his knees and looked up into It, and ex
claimed Wal, rally, this beats the
bell On our nectin'- '-house darncd sight.
BY this time the attention OF the CAP
tain and several Of the passengers were
attracted to this genius.
How much would you ask to lie,
feller ring this bell p
You may ring il Tor dollar, sir,
said the captain.
Wal, it's bargain, all fair and
agreed, and no backin' eout.'
It's bargain, cir, said the cap
tain.
Our hero went deliberately and brought
seat and took hold Of the bcl-rope.
and having arranged every thing to his
satisfaction, commenced ringing slowly
a, first. and gradually faster and faster,
ill every body on board thought the
boat was on fire and rushed on deck
screaming with alarm. There stood
the captain, and there sat the Vermont
er, ringing away, first slow and then
fast, and then two or three taps at
time. The passengers begin to expos.
tulate--the captain said it was bar
gain.
But the passengers became urgent
that the eternal clanior should he stopp-
ed. All the while there sat our hero
undisturbed, ringing more ways than a
eockney chimer ever dreamt Of. At
last the captain began to think il was
time TO stop the simple,on, but his ans
wer was-
'Tis fair bargain, and no backn'
eout;' and he rang away for dear life.
well says the captain, what will
you take to stop7'
Wal, cap'n, guess I shan't lusc
nu,hn' if take FIVE dollars and free
passage to New York, ut not darued
cent less.'
Then walk down to the Office and
get your money and passage ticket,
said the captain.
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CAN THIS Br BEATEN. On Monday
last, Mr.. Dan. Carpenter, Of Aitiebor-
ough, aged serenity agM yedrs, walked
from his residence to Taunton and back
The whole d stance was thiryJur mites.
He was absent from home less than
twelve hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-05

CAsPusTtRs WANTEp-Thc Sand
yich Observer says tha, there is great
want Of carpenters in that town, and
that eajy employment aud good wages
may be obtained there.