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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

CHRISTIAN X LATii2OP,
n srxG oDs Te 10 ss ss s"sy eS
enables them csr unus" attraction, comprising all Of the
Rich Chcna and Iirnca1e silks
Fouari. snpe, ands:ac de-"
Pain am! Ii cured black do.
Rich pihed satin Striped Barcsrs
llirese De lainesani printed Hermann
EinorniIere,laud Brocdie Grenadines and Tissues
Printed Lawns and Mu.IIns oreanlie' and jaconsts
Enssl. French an, American Prints
Manchester. Glasgow and French tnglIams
Hack Airacas B,mta2incs. Iarrg.s aud Tissues
Embroidered muslin and lace Collars and Capss
Do. do. do. Sleeves, Cuts and Chehasettes
F'""e" '"" Fox FL '''tl'
sir and Narcotics resngs
Crava,s Collars. Gloves. SuspcnGrrs
Silk and cambria IilHH. SILK and cotton half Hose
Housekeeping good Of every description
Canton Mating and Finor nil Cloths, March Is
NEW SPRING GOODS.
VALENTINE. cNENsIlAW 4 co, in receipt of ihe,
choice articles or ladies' scniiemc's and cnlIrens Also
heavy Linen and domestic Cation good" for Iaborsrs purchased with
Rich fancy colcrcJ AMI black nroca,Ie Silks,
Rich medium. and low price! Fouard do.
Esra rich six and "i 35.si, o ar Grsss de '"e'
Karcelncs. florenas. Grenadines aud Gauzc,
Printed Organizes Jacuncts. and Lawns
Em5roiicic. a,uI in,ted Swiss Mnslins-aIl prices.
Checked, striped, brocade, and plain Swiss Nnsiins,
al medium quality Grape and Hermann Shaws anc
vaenci.nnes. ,rss and Edsnss thread do andInserngs
White embroidered Lace Wells. Gloves and CUTS
Lace and Muslin Capes. Collars. AMI Bands
Ladies' gcntenens embroidered and plain Linen Cambria
IIanikcrchlCis.
f,nunct Neck, Cap anl plain trimming Ribbons
(hene. plaid and plain French and Scotch Gmghains,
French. English and American C"lieoesmal prices,
Irish Linen Table Dlmrsk, Diaper and Table Cloths,
AeNandcrs black and assorted cnored MI IL
Ga O and II Linen Sheetg and hIraced Cotton do
Drtp lie Etc, Easinec'S Summer Cloths and Clssimercs-
Linen and Cotton DrilInss. Cui,unadcs. and Denims,
Iuaps Farmers bn Be-. Ticking and variety OF c0ore
beahe and brown DnrSic4 which offered Wholesale
retail at a reasonable advance u the cost hy
' VALENTINE IL CRENSIGAW,
M,rrhl5 i.II,tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

ENGINEEE'S OFFICE,
PETERSBURG. April "a ISL. :
rsTO CONTRA viii De received unIi the
m OF May laying 10 miles Of ne TRACK OF NE south
Sic Railroad. The Rail Road Company VIII irhh al 'he ae'
ria!s.
Plans and specifications viii be exhibited for several DAYS previous
To the letting
Personal security the Of abou2 per cen Of me cohe
will be required each proposal nrst be accompanied
with letter Responsible person. stating mat ne WI nScoe
tie uity u " ShNFoFD'
nlinfE Emil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

RED SWEET SPRINGS, AHeghany County, Nh.
IsyIIE undesrncd would inform the public ha' hey We occoe
,be rouriri. of the above named and we'll known Springs
heretofore managed by SAMPSON Esq They haven much ex
made large Improvements h e ruost snrorrJ ,, nc
Ia reer number of ,ilers than heretofore
C-,nss are ooe mile from Old Sweet ard sixteen
,br Whit. SULPHUR Springs; and from them daily lines Of
stages Springs differing IN their gaseous ami E5re
and VARYING temperature from Il Fab!
nh TIE several gees warmer than that Ct the S"ee;
cno.s The Alternative ard +ccnt well su..
81 IA rrs debility especially in delicate females also rheuns
ism and Chronic diseases Of The stomach liver
,. n &c "B,iI Baths and Mineral Natr" and
q, burke Mineral Springs oi Virginia.
The buildings laid anil 10 M. fersf esd III
an. are furnished with every convenience including places
attached the buildings is reading which WI be supii
daily with newspapers from all of the United States On M,
premises will be found Billiard Rooms Ten Pin Alleys and Ban
ouses-every thing fne to render me Kea Sw
Springs desirable mountains OF virginia
turnpike running through the valley affords one OF tic
most delightful rides Beaver Dam Fals the sceney Of which
IS acknowledged 10 be unsurpassed in the mountains
The propeors expcc, orses and Bugees for the
emlned neither labor
pens. to rem lcr their visit comfortable and pleasant,
Ism biAo O. ba1ENt,"
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CARD.
DANCING AND WALTZING


@ McENuY his sincere thanks 10 tho citizens OF
;aeHa .niy. for the kind and liberal patronage ex
a caring The pas, four seasons: and respectfully Informs
~ ~ vi" rsir0 fall and resume hs classes WIN
facilities Tor aiIpriaC young ladies', gentlemen, misses
ao'ru. truw edge Of the above desirable accomplish
~, May l5-d2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

::-T0 THE CITIZENS OF kiCHMOaD;-ia an n d
r, years held tins office tue appointment OF the Justices Of
Hastings Court. aud Vas AGAIN appointed ~ Mach as o
months happy belief that nave discharged
nav oe faithfully shall be much EEahcd ~ receive e apt
, ~; evidenced by their support a. Tue "i'
q, lie ;hlrG NeJnt sddy OF this month w :. ,,,,c,c.or
NAV = did JUN VI. III. L "1s
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20 IIGH COSSTABLE.-rhe solicitation oil some W
ans prrasnt self canuldi'e iol s"
,s.,I Of n. cav Richoni Being without pethiI,' GU
rt sanui il be pleasure OF my fellow clehs 10 eIee. me-
" my entire aaG attention to the u'ies Vi '' WINES
ani WI! ",""S7 20 '' - ~ ~ r d SANXAH.
Y Ode
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,rpsT NEWS BIZ THE TELEGRAPH.

The nialhe'' ' New York, MAY Is.
-,. ,,,,op is unsettled Flour remains nj for
The Cambria '''''"" BosroN, MAY Is.
l Sumner has written letter accepting Tue posi- OF
ChaS WIZ ,,rrs occasion 10 denounce all unconstu-
s'',aI movements, North and South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16


second supply Summer Goods purchased New York.
ss,ing in
lu | II and 2-i Linen Sheetins
Irish Linen. and Pillow Linen
lluckaback Diapers and Towels
Printed lIages and Tissues
Grenadines and Silk Muslins
Fnuard Silks stripcd md checked Gro 10 Nap.
Plnled Jasper Bareges
Printed 0rCandcs and Jlconets
tilnelanls, Lawns and English Prnls
Black Lace Shawls, Points and Scaris
Cambria and Muslin Bands
Swiss and Cambria Trimmings
with house keeping Goods CotDns and Linens,
Ding Boys Canton Maings Fans &c They respect
Iuy call their rlerds and the public assuring Them
goods al low ccs. BREEDEN - FUN
Valentine Breeder Coz old stand No PIG Broad street
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R,YGE FTHERMoMETrEk.
a., ", RANDoLPHS Bookstore NO. IA Md" ',''
AZ w. o,l,cr - o'clock. O'clock.

S.s II Tooacco made by GAsLASp y k'0iSsoS' a 'ea
brooks hds on account OF John T. Wood OF Flu
APPEL =, s Il, Q 10, 10 So Sill; ~ w.. &C ISL,
MAY 10 - J.. t''a % 10 Is, 10 so, Is is, SIG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

A PROCLAMATION
EXPLORATION hvng the Executive that Mary
Soutni, (aia Anna Smith alias Anna SHAWL charged WIZ"
an4lori Jurisdiction OF the iust
ines ConrtG the City Petersburg, He'd from JUSTICE anu IS
going large therefore, do hereby offer reward oil one
hundred collars 10 any person who a hTI
Mary Su;ha (IaS Anna Smith, Anna shaw" anu ueer Her
o the , the said city Prtershurs do require
m officers OF his Commonwealth civil and military and request e
eope generally their best procure uc arrest
NE said Mary SouaIi (aas Anna Smith, alias Anna Sa" td
size may he brought Justice
Given under hand Governor the lesser seal OF The
fsp Commonwealth at richmond, this 9Th day OF Mag, IN the
l'N"'l year ISL.
MAY l3-c3w JOHN 3. FLOYD.
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ATTENTION, DIES.-lSFORMATiON FOR THE
"A ri aud Chilbrcn's Clothing be found OF the
' cur a large quantities. 10 fit from three 10 fifteen
'str Old, a. SMITH d. MARVIN'S
VI" ~ Richmond Mandatory, la Main street
nLAck DRESS FROCE1 COATS.-The subscribers
- Se Jas received by adams Co.'S express beautiful lot OF
'''t p;sSs ltcck Coats ~ good quality.
$. MERCHANT d WElSlGER,
N.y No
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

IMMENSE TEEEs.-The Bobab of
Senega! (Adansomia Hgitata,D the
Bald Cypress Of Oaxaco, (Itrodeum
d~istichum,) and the famous Chestnut
Of Etna, have been often cited as the
giants Of the vegetable kingdom. But
these soyereigns are dcthroncd, and
put into second rank by those lately
discovered in Tasmania, which leaves
far behind them those antique mon
umcnts Of nature. Last week I went
TO sec tl'c two largest trees existing in
the world. Both of them are on the
border Of a small stream tributary TO
the River Of North West Bay in the
rear Of Mount Wellington. They are
of the species named there Swamp
Gum (; ] and my companions Give OF
us) measured them. One Of them had
fallen; We therefore easily obtained It's
dimension. We found lis body two
hundred feet from the ground to the
branches. The top had broken Of and
partly dccayed, but we a,ccr,ained the
entire height If the tree to have been
certainly three hundred feet. We found
the diameter Of the ba,c Of il to be thir-
iy iecT, aud at the first branch twelve
feet,
lis WEIGHT wc estimate to be about
four hundred and forty tons. The 9TH,
~ tree, now growing, without the least
sign Of decay, resembles IN immense
tower rising among The humblc ,~nsafraa
trees, although very large in fact. The
Gum tree Al three feet above the ground
measures one hundred and two fee, in
circumference. In the space Of a
square mile ] think there were not less
than one hundred Of these trees, none
lees than forty feet in circumference,
1t must require several thousand wears
to produce the largest Rerue NorA-
co'e.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR. - The
letter Of the Hon. CHAs. SUMNER ac-
cepting the appointment Of Senator,
seems TO civ" very general satisfaction
to the whigs-as it will doubtless to the
anti rabil @freesoil party; (ic.l that por-
ton of them who are wings. We de-
signed to have published this letter but
it was put by until too late. For our
self We are less surprised at the one
ard temper Of this letter, than many Of
our contemporaries profess TO be. We
could never quite bring our mind to be-
iieve that a ina with The mind, talent
and requirements Of Charles Sumner,
could bring himself down to become a
one dca ulolitionist-and nothtng else.
We predict that be will be found stand
ing side by side with Seward, Fish,
Wade and other likc;-all good wings
and true.
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sb<s

Some time since, Reynolds Car
enter, Of povnal. VT, lost $1,000
while travelling West to purchase
wool. 4 few days since, 3l3? came
back to Vermont in a package by OK
press, the sender, in an anonymous
letter saying he did not steal the
money but ''ionnd' or borrowed il,
and being short had used the differ
cncc, which, however, he promises
to make up as soon as he is able
The last thai Mr.. Carpenter remcm
bers Of the money, before the loss, he
had placed it in his oyercoat pocket
and hung the coat across the wager
seat.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

ANCESTRAL AND PHYSICAL De,
SCENT. Mr. Senator Douglas, of Hi,
nois, one Of the presidential party
during the Eric Railroad excursion
made several excellent speeches, and
told several good anecdotes in the
cars. II was once" said he, 'on the
stump in Illinois, surrounded by a
party Of Irishmcn, n of whom re-
garded me somewhat significantly,
measuring with his eye my diminu'
tive and then %attcnuatcd person.
Presently he addressed me"--'Mr.
Dooglas. arc Won Il descendant Of the
great Black Dooglas Yes | am
(AIy health had been bad for some
time. and | was reduced to about
40 ponnds.) The llishman scan.
ned again my puny limbs. Faith
and bciabers,' said he, "a HI Of a
descent it IS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

,i uA'.on, can n.! .ee,!oa mai l'o-
lection.
Wa. then, az ,i5 hue AMI cry for
higher regard and love for the IN
ion! MAY yDu survive the dis-unIon
Of the Inion," is the parting blessing
OF a flcclious letter writer TO the Spirit
Of the Time; and so say we we would
hopa to sscilc Wing pH"'y Q! 'n'"""'.
survive tie 'di>.union Of the anon. $3.50
It.; Us see 20 it that ii does. But WITH
GU the united action and the mutual
labor Of the Uhigs Of Vermont this
cnnnu, be; aud surely Il triumph "oW,
i, rs desirable a. i. ever co1li 'iavc
been since the party existed. Icrr1oa'
is At present he only bright spo' I.h 70
tee Uhigs ia Ncp Engldni' y dark
! cloud has spread it,,l. over Connecticut
| Rhode Island and Nassachus"tts--and
the light Of that star which yet has
never set. * alone left to shed liz ray
into all this COON around her. Let II
see 10 it ,ha, :this light is kept hrish
and burning..tlat il may sand As
! beacon by wliic., our brother wings y
N.w. Enyl,rd may lie vujdrl out fruI!
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

The keepers cautioned tho lad to
keep away after this occurred, or he
might be injured A.: but no heed was
given to the warning. and soon after
he approached within reach Of the
elephants trunk, from which he re.
cciycd a blow on the head which pros
strated him., and soon after caused
his death. - New Haven Palladium,
Friday.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

UNION SAFE.-Thc great conycn-
ton Of the South Carolina chivalry has
broken up and they have kindly extend
ed mercy to the rest Of the Union for
an indefinite time. Their proceedings
remind n Of the hraggadocio, who
fearful that he should :!og another, sung
ont. "wont some one hold me? let n
hold me, and tcO take kim"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

Ca The "tro Mi'es' dressed in the
IarLiM housctioons-or with dresses
Tuguc,' as they choose 10 call
thcm--wcre last seen in Windsor, V.
Wei, let 'cm run ~:.--.turkies always
would.
BY the way; we understand that
Mrs. P~arting'on says that in her Young
er days She knew may a gall 10 make
IL goose Of herself, but she never thorgh;
they would take to personifaiing h'-
kies.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

6 NJ, following testimonial, Which
Nc take the liberty TO publish, is only in
accordance with opinions VIC often hear
Z Aprcssed; and will ouly preface i. with
this simple remark: whoever wishes
for a first rate City weekly, should at
once subscribe for the AMERICAN US.
ton.
Published by II. u. Fits & Co. 81
Court Square, Boston. Mass, ut Two
Dollars n year.
The unicrsign ed. having received
and pcrused the 'Amcrican Enioa'
newspaper, published by II. i. Fits &
Co.. for several months past, take pleas
urc in expressing The opinion that il, is
n well conducted Family weekly paper.
and Ms such, VT recommend it to the
I favor of our friends, and the cGmruuni
~ Of New England generally. The
enterprise and talent exhibited in it, ed
itorial management. meet our cordial
approval and as II general Miscellane.
ons News and Literary paper. we deem
it worthy Of an extended and ycnerou.
support.
GEO 5. boutwell,. Gov of Mas.
Henry ". Cu,nuAN, Lieut.. Gov.
AMA-A WALKER. Sec. OF State.
llt>nY WlLso>,Prcsidcnt of Scnat,
y - n,<ys l.. lat, f. - So,n,,,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

o. We are glad to learn That II
uil fic.! j I. Brrlt. E-g, oF Whiec.
hall, Ll> been appointed deputy Custom
House Officer, or Inspector Of Customs,
At that place.
We would advise uu smugslrcs do
ing huoinc tina: VA. to look oIt'! or
"a 'ircr, We would say, if they come
within hi, beat, they might rs we'll, Ike
Capt. Scott. Coon, come DIVA anl
show Their Invoices at once. y nan
who can wire Il wra>,r. tickle y trout
coax II squirrel iato Ii, hanl~, cheat a
.ox-nld who i>a good business mrn
bc>ileS-wil prove ra;hera hard custom
cr 10 dodge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

Futai Acctdent On Monday N
ing last. abou, 8 O'Clock, a man W
name Of Clipper vas found d ad q"
Plank Roal, about ; ~ m'e' j.
Of hi, village. From appearance
VA, supposed he came 10 h' DEAN
a fracture Of the skull On be.n.''
tuned with "a load Of oling'e',a' -
coming from Warren.bur2h' a
ronci's inquest was summoned d..
turned a verdict according 10 q
facts. lie Ma. Il resident ol Na''
burgh, and leave, II family.
Glcn', Fall, Free Yes
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM Ell
ROPE.

New YORK. MAY Goth. The A.
mcrican steamship Baltic arrived n,
her wharf last cvcring q 6 o'clock.
She sailed from Liverroolo on Wcdncs-
day the 1Ath inst.
She brings 81 passengers, among
whom is J.. ID. Adams, bearer of de-
spa,ch"s from London.
BY the Baltic we have London da
tee OF the 18th and and Paris dates
of the 12th inst. The only promi.
ncnt feature in the news by this ar.
rival is the panic which prevails in the
Liverpool cotton market.
The political news from England
and.,hc Continent Possesses no new
feature Of importance.
ENGLAND. The great National
Exhibition progresses most i%ayorahly,
The daily attendance and receipts
Fare immense. On the 18Th the re.
ccivt'. Independent of season tickets,
was $4,000. The total number OF
foreign package: received Al the cN-
mihiyioH i, stated At l0,oJj.
Ni,:ount Melbourne was in sutl,
q p~recariona state Of health, that hu,
Slight hopes wcrc entertained Of his
recovery. Lady l'ranklin's yessc'
the Prince Albert, was 10 sail for the
artic regions on on about the lItl
inst.
The wh,lc Of the specie and col,
dust brought on freight by the Grea
Western. from California, &C., wa
DIES, atchcd il a train Of four wagons
from Southampton to London. VIII.
on its transit special guard accom-
panied it. Some adroit rogucs, how
ever managed to plundcr it of ion
boxes, containing S2.6.oo0. Th
robbery was not discovered Intil til
tram reached London. Ouc of I'll
boxes was afterwards found sccretc.
, near Winchester.
The London Times does not a(
, nit that the appropriately Of the Pre-.
-. ant Cabinet is. attributable to the;
-, free trade tendencies, but there Al
=, pears to he q growins scntimcl
throughout the country that Tie Cor
> law battle must be fouga! over asai
: when, it is conjecturcd. Ireland v!
: throw her influence in favor Of rrt
-. lection.
The discussion on the titles 4
, sumption bill was resumed in tn
n House Of Commons on Monday, BIT
after various technical objections, wa
adjourned till Thursday.
FRANCE. NJ. Dupin has been re
elected President Of the French A.
scmbly, by a large majority.
y A romor prevailed at Paris on thu
10Th inst. that King Ferdinand, o
1 the two Sicilics, had died Of dropsy
G but the report is doubted by the Lon
c don papers Of Tuesday.
SPAIN. Queen Isabella, Of Spain
: has had the misfortune to break he
leg, in descending from her carriag
at Araniuez.
= The Pore. who questioned tn
=. right Of the Spanish Government t
. sell their own church lands, has si4r
cd a concordat Which lcgaIizcs thos
. sales.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

A man in the employ of James
Goold & Co., at Albany, recently re-
ceivcd intelligence from England of a
legacy left him by a relative, amount
inn to 100000. lie will leave for
England in a few DAYS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

" uAttI
May ], appears in the las, T,,Lu,c ..
is mainly devoted To nm accom-, '""t
reflections upon the great Fair H.
thus speaks of the American pa,t Of H.
grand show (: "'
"Our manufactures aro in m,,,
rartmcnls grossly dchcicn, in
inferior to the hes, rival p%roducn,n.
Europe. In silks and linens ". l..
nothing now Ia show ! ttu,, ,Lo ,,
will be bravc|y altered WITHIN
years. In lr1adclcths. W, arc L',".,
and going h,hind. but in S~a,in,.. l.
nc'S, twooO Shawls, De Lainc., C,"
hams, Drills and most plain Cor",
we NE producing n. effectively n.
rivals. and many departments r,;.
upon them. But few of these nrc r"n.,
which make much show in -.
three cnscs Of Partisan gcue,w. co..
outshinc them in m cShi,rli., , ,nI
lion Of dollars worth of odmuuLt.
cheap muslins, drills. hanncl.. 4, Al
besides our manufactures. VIII, a,J
themselves met at every tnru. and -
ten supplantcd at their own too,, T..
Snowy fabrics from abroad. are ,L.
calling attention in Europe t. tbr or
cIes which by the help Of ,aiuaL,o 1.
mericah inventions, they atr ,.a',.5o
make and sell az n profit. lLr.r 49,
consideration has lcn ..r' was
more machinery at hom. vl,.l .,...,
otherwise have been here. n, ,.,
u'ac'nrrr~ are her" or arc cmn,.I
gee "h"' tn'"ic''so or ,A,'. .'.v ca
F',N WP' h'' ','.y are ~ " ready t.
',i '' '""E |n"W' 'h"y I'nE lae
,,'n a 'i'', - NO" WHO" H. .-'.a.;
ohnnI,n, c,,;,,, ,r '"''' "''T "'
sufficient nI,rlIr '' u 1"''
SUN there ar. Soma. w..
! that | wish had been .n,, I,'''
oar cut naIl., onr pin.
| s., should lave been Ic,., .c,,.3
t India Rubber j. abundaut here. lr
s have seen n" sntia pcrcha and oar
New l"A Company (lI"l,on Naoq.
+ "' 'o'' nun ''rc'rai >! Nerd.o1
vh, Hros, ,,j l;.l., ~,
Wntc,,urv tC,r,t ,.,.
. have ccluc M mi..in-. anil , e.,
. SAMPLES Of the Fila, Enauc!rl Wac
OF Vermont, | would have been rrqi
Oh 1'f vermont sake. \ I.lt Jer
s'l ""Go"' " '"I."s" ~'N'"''' ~
$ VI '''.'' az '"''
Il ,.rl,. !, ,l.,. Lana 49,
Cradles, lioCs. Rakcs. Ayes S,,
~ Rearing, Thrcslins anl Winmovn
>, m%achiMcs. Nc.. &C., are \ ,l,n: L..
""t n ''."' ~ w. Wv
O. ~ ''''
cl''ea a'o Goo' ''V.' co'' 10 n'..
ever 10 come !n'o Gehcrhl use lhr's
o is 4 pretty good sgt 81 Yankee I,"''
!. here, and they are likc''' to 10 aot.,
! believe Connecticut (i,.l, an
Maine (Norl, Wayuc, Axe, are H.
50 well r,nrescn,cl, Eat cl,lr
s.. r ,che,tcr. Svrocusc. or AILa,7
on,,Ll Ionn Looton a,a.Lolo sl,n
', II ""'
I, o',' H."''A'y' =.
! ''' many s''i 'I''-, III
INC american department. In ~
T. guerreotyrcs, 1t Gems to he conco
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

DEATH ORA STRANGER.-A young
man - wears Of age, put up at the
American House in this village, on
the 18th day Of April and registered
his name as Charles Thayer, Buriing.
ton Vt. During the night he was
taken violently sick. 50 !lrch SO that
medical aid was immediately called,
and on Saturday morning, May 10Th,
he died. lie had left his trunk at
Brattlcboro where be hired a horse
% 20 to Wintsor. and had arrived as
far as .ii5 yii.agr when he was taken
sick. From bis Statement: it appears
that he has 10 near relatives, lYln-
except one brother, named Edward,
who was in the employ OF Lyman
Hitchcock. a farmer in Essex or Bur
iirgtou, VI, the last that he knew Of
him he also stated, we believe, tia,
he Was born il Wii.iamstown, Massa-
chusctts.
Should he have friends living who
may feel interested in learning far.
tlter particulars they can do so by ad.
dressing a letter to f. De Wolf, Jr.,
Bellows Falls Vt.-LB. +. Gazette.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29
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