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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF YER.
MONTHS VIEWS on THE HIGHER Law
AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. &c.
MONTPELIER, W., Oct. II.
Governor Williams transmitted his annual
message 10 the legislature yesterday. lie
makes appropriate illusions to the various mat
Ter. of locs interest, and trusts the legislature
will bear in mind that they are responsible
to a higher law and higher power than Inc
vecpe,-else the oath oil office they have Ia
ken is mockery. He regrets tina. conscience
is secuted IN these latter days, but does NOT
believe that the people Of Vernon, entertain
a notion that they are absol,ed from obedi'
encs TO . law which don, happen 10 SUIT their
views. The law mus, BE- enforced = II should
be remembered that laws themselves are sub
ieci to public opinion and the provisions oil the
constitution, and therefore may be changed or
annulied. II is The province OF the judiciary
10 determine all Constitutional questions.
The governor thinks 1t not best to boast too
much OF our attachment 10 the Union, lest
o,ermuch zeal nigh, give ground for susp'.
c,on. estates hat Vermont solicited adm,s-
sion into the Ua,on. and fully adopted the
constitution. She has never asked important
amendments, aad never been found with 9th
ers 10 acts tending to the violation OF The
same. He hopes th,, the cry OF danger to
the Union, like the cry Of danger to the
church in England, is not TO be made pre-
text for arbltEsry measures or degrading sub
mission.
The Governor dc lares IN favor OF protec'
tive tariff, bu, # disappointed Vermont will
undoubtedly seek redress IN the Union and
not out. lie rebukes other States for med
ding with the legislation OF Vermont, and
reminds them that the time to complain 10
when their rights are violated.
The Governor discusses the fugitive act oil
Congress aud the habeas corpus act OF YER
mont, at considerable length. lie doubts the
cou,,l,utionaiity Of the former, but has no
doub, Of the consitu,ionalny Of the latter, but
is content to leave both to the appropriate
tribunals established by the constitution.
The Governor, in conclusion, commehds
the president for executing the laws sod thinks
me differences of opinion upon delicate con.
s,,ui,onaI questions no ground for withdraw
al Of confidence from public msn. lie says
emphsucally, the laws Of the land must be en.
forced,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
HE ADMINISTRATION AND KossurH.

THE ADMINISTRATION AND KoSSUTH.
We are assured that the President and
Cabinet at Washington are no, lndifieren, to
the popular movements in view Of the early
landing of Louis Kossu,h. the exile pstriol
Presiden, Of Hungary, on our shores. Con.
gress in inviting him to this country, having
only authorized the placing Of national yes.
sci q, his disposal, there 10 no appropriation
OF money BY which an official ns,ional demon
slra,ion of hospitality might be e'nced on his
arrival, as was the case in regard to Amin
Bey, the Turkish Commissioner. The Pres
ident has however, ordered that national sa.
lutes and such courtesies and other honors as
may be in The power Of U. States officials TO
bestow, shall greet the distinguished Repub
lican at the various stations on his lancing
and IN his route.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
DEATH or HENRY scnuLz

Thus remarkable man, says the Augusta
Chronicle & Sentinel Of 18th inst. expired
on Monday lie l3ih inst. at his residence 10
Hamburg, afier piatrsced illness. A Ger
man BY hrih he eaIgfa'ed 10 this country
al an early age, snd located ~ ,his city as 8
enterprise ard industry, ke amassed lotlune,
wh,cn q hs revolution u 1919 to rs he lost,
SINCE which he has struggled ~iIh iadamta.
bl- pefsevefeBce, that death alone could coz.
quer, against The us Of sd.ets.ty. Peace 10
bis remains.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
INPunENCE-

The ashlngion Union qio'ss wHh mark
ed APPRECIATION, an Article altrhuting van
Gus evils to The /" cohesion which yet exists,
las II say. between the " higs a. the North
and The 5oliionisi." To this pretended
cohesion It attributes sho Chtisll8Rs outrage,
aad the passage OF Lass to ptovent he exc
ca,Ion Of the constitutional provision 20 re-
gard to fug,tves. Now a more Impulsnt
ialsehooa has sedan been Published. Ia
Massachusetts, one Of the States cited by the
Mon, lhs cohesion 81 the Lncsfocos and Ab
olttlonlsis prevailed ,n'the election Of that Ia.
rious abolii,onist, Summer. TO the L. s. Sen.
ate that place. Of oil Others ~hete no can
do most mischief. In New York. another
State cited, The cohesion i lust nos fora cd
The ohIecl being 10 pat majority Of a5oil.
tionisls IN the Executive offices ut the State
government, and TO secure The State 10 future
% tha mongfe party Of Loroiocos and abnii.
tonisis In Connecticut, another Stale cited
the Locofocos put Niles ,nto tho Senhe, and
KEEP him here az long rs they could. lhous ,
he vas a notorious abolilou,l IN PsnnsJ
wanna, another State cited, tho eaUdtdlo .
the L2cofocos for Governor At his very & ne
- a man Who voted for The Wtlmot Ptaviso
and or the law 70 o5siruel the execution q
he fugitive slave law lie j. supported b.
the abolition papers, nal s,ll probably b
elected BY the al5 II the.sot Of he party. Il
Ohio which he { ION does 20, venture &
a''uds 10, the cohesion of ,hs i.pcofocos an
the Abollionisfs send, Chase TO he Sena'e
Such s the party which the Uoion PIE
tends Is more safe for the South Than o.
! Wings. The assertion Is ubip unded, an
The Union veil knows iha, II IS so.-F Obi
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
LETTER FROM THE LATE col. CRIT.
IENDEN

The Washington RePui.es- contains the
following letter fion the late Col. Criiienden
TO his upcle, IA connection with some very Sc.
we're comments upon The course OF those pres
ses = no melted the late Cuba expedition:
SHIp or HAR EsPERAHzA, Arg l6, 1851.
Dear Uucle In a few moments some fly
OF US will be shot. We came with Lopez.
Yea vii DO the the justice TO believe that
NV motive for coming was good one. was
spcelved BY Lopez. he, as well as the pub.
lie press, assured me the Island was in pros.
porous revolution. am commanded TO I'm.
,b vrIiirs at ouce. Your nephew,
W. L. CRIITENDEH.
will die hk. man
To j. J. CHIrrEHDES, Attorney General.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

A Correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald,
noticing the advertisement Of he four g,dt Of
Troy for Husbands, Is out upon The practice,
aud gives he following instance as ~afoioe
to young gt!s 10 hurry
" Some twenty years since lady, Who,
as II afterwards appeared, was mistress Of Il
boa riding sc ool, seat fourth m advertisement
for hu, band. She found no j fliculty m oh
tanning one and or short period a sppear.
ed TO 90 on emo tbly With the newly married
pair, Who wee, on an even fol morning, par.
taking OF a comfortable breakfast, shen a
stranger p esented himself at the house, pro.
lessedly to make tho netdful inquiries pfepar.
a'ofy 10 placing daughter at the school.
lie was Of course introduced into the break,
fast. room. where he announced himself az a
police officer, a. tho sumo moment pruduc na
a warrant for the appreciation 81 the lady.
newly gotten husband on charge OF murder
10 ths foul crime o. seduction he had adde,
tina, Of aklng the life of bis victim, whom h,
decnyed into h,tn tpr he pa pose, WHEEL
having accomplished, ne buried bef under IL,
floor"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
LIE FROST IL MISSISSIPPI.

The following letter from Marshall county,
Mss, is published in the Memphis Eag'e Of
The 80 ms. II dated September 30,h /:
I" The frost On he night Of the 27th inst.
is much greater injury than We al frs,
sight expected. Gould We have been spared
this blow our cotton crop would have run up
from 10 TO 10 per cent, more for the unfipe
bolls on cur bottom land, that would have ma.
tured IN twenty days more, are now soft and
fall Of wafer. BIT this IS not the worst part
of the calamity. Oar Fall pastures, uppn
which we relied for fa,tenng our beef Cattle,
are yalueless-ihe grass telng killed our
potato crops have stopped growing, | fear
from the loss Of the vines and, last, thoush
not lees. IN value as an item Of subsistence
10 US poo' planters, is the injury 10 the pes
cfop--Ihs youug peas being Destroyed snt
the vines burned up With the frost. Thu
will deepen The drafts upon our Ighi and al
most empty corn cribs. Such another drough
aud frost, N ls52 sill force us TO leave NJ $
slssipbi fer subsistence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

W. Rigier Is elected Governor Of Penn.
5, ,anla by majority Of 1000 votes over
VIM. +. Johnston. Although Mr. Bi.ler is
not enifey sound On the Southern question,
We stil rrJoiee at the defea, Of Governor
] aasion, although "hig, because he has
laera fed himself with The abolition parry
ed because lie manifested deposition 70
fror the Christina mardsfeIs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
ErcEpIIoN OF KOS SuIn.

Nfw YORK Oct -.
L has been arranged that the Z. 5. steam
ship Mississippi will remain two days al quar-
anflne after her arrival kossuth TO continue
on board. Ia this lnierva' The preparations
s!teady commenced viii be perfected. A
steamboat, wiyh the GUY authorities, will then
be sent after the Distinguished exile and, after
laudlng he civic and military procession vi
take place as proposed. The Grsmen talk oil
pafadng On the OCCASION.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
Letter FROM HENRY CLAY.

The y. Y. Express understands from Lex
ing,on Ky that Mr. Clay has written long
lelter in reply to certain OF his friends IN
New York, in which he gives his views a,
length upon the Compromise measures, and
matters appertainlng thereto. The letter vii
b; hero IN few days for publication.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
KOSsuTH'S DESTINATION.

The Newark Daily Advertiser has let.
ter from Genoa, stating that the Mississippi
arrived a, Spezzia, in SARDINIA, on The 2OIh
u,imo, having been nine days in making ;hs
voyage from Constsniinop.e, whence she
sailss on the lllh. When The exlles came
on board the Mississippi they were received
By Mr.. MARSH, the Uni,ed States Minister
al Cons,an,inopIe. Kossu,h's wife and three
sons we're with him. The letter states ,ha,,
AFTER taking in naval s,o'es from the naval
drpot a, Spezzia, the Mississippi would sail
d,ectly for The Uai,ed States, and would ar
rive before the end Of October II this IN.
forma,lon is correct, kossulh will not sof
a, Portsmouth, but viii FIRST land al Nes
York.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

The people may think. All | wan. is, that we
may ge, the bes, route and the cheapest.
On the ridge route one stan viii DO both
roads fer 10 miles, and am informed tina, 1t
will TO, be 1--WE miles out Of the way 10 LIN
colnton, and as 10 tho straight, route to States
vile il is hardly necessary to survey 1t.
A FRIEND.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
South Carolina.

The vote 10 South Carolina for members
10 a Southern Congress must have taken the
Secessionisls all abaek, and although We sd.
INST he result has surprised Us somewhat, yet
ae always believed that the people Of that
State, when under tbs loAIence Of heir " 50.
bcr second thoughts" would 90 sgainsl dis.
rJpuon Of This government, We have MOI been
sspp1iniet, 10 tie seven districts Of which
tas Safe IS composed .lx have gwen a ma.
lortty for the Cooperation ticket, aad one
oily majority for the SecessIor.is. The
majority thus Ear for the CO operation tick.
{, n he State, il : ,27o.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
TIE sHlPwRECKs ON TUE COAST OF
NOVA SCOTIA

The loss Of life BY tho late gale on the
coast OF Nova Scotia has been awful, and
the number Of families deprived of their pro,
iectors By iho melancholy visitation must be
between one mud iao hundred perhaps even
more than the lar ger number THIS fearful
calamity appeals 10 The feelings Of he Chart.
able The families al the men who have
persisted are LETT destitute, and 1t ever there
was cave when the sympathy, the subslan.
t'al sympathy, Of The community was tequlr.
ed i u TINS. sub,cfIption for tho benefit
Of the suti'fefs should be opened a, once =
We give freely 10 he fuglllves from fotegn
oppression let rs mt forget hose Of our
own household. : Let public md private be-.
nevoleace ta invoked IN aid OF tho poor fish
efmens' widows aud otphans. This occasion
~ pressing, and we trust there vii be no de-.
lay IN administering he ar req-ited. - Ntm
York St1r
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
RALEiCuANDGAsToN RAILRoADlRoN.

RALEiO II AND LAS OH kAlLRcAD tRON'
~ Bird, the Superintendent Of the Raleigh
and CASTOR road, has just returned from New
York, where he purchased quantity Of Rail
road Iron Of the U pattern Iarge quantity
hsdipteyiously been ordered from Wsles and
we may therefore, look for speedy recon
s,ruction Of Ike road. A large number Of
hands are engaged on he road, tnchlng and
draining II, and preparing II Tor the rail,
Pders6qrg hteiigencer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
GDarlDtfg:
WEDNESDAY, October p, 1851.

IL WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ., is our a
gent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise
r,ents and subscriptions, and to grant receipts
uE.w W. CARR. Esq, is eur agent in Philadel-
ph;a. authorized to obtain advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
C-V b PALMER j. our authorized agent TO re-
ce.ye advertisements and subscriptions at his Offices
N Boston. New York and Philadelphia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
HEALTH OF MR. CLAY-HIS RETURN TO
The SENATE

LoUIsvILLE Ny, Ucl. IT.
The Courier of today sIales, 90 reliable
information, tina, Mr.. Clsy's health is gradu
ally improving, and tina, there IS no reaso" Tor
supposlng hat he will not be q. Warrington
al The opening Of the next session Of Congress.
His own opinion IS that he will continue to
enjoy as good health at Washington as he has
al home. This will be gratifying news to
the friends OF the great Statesman,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

0rThe Alexandria Gazette states ,hs,
he Commissioners appointed Tor the purpose,
have selected site for the Military Asylum,
which has been confirmed by the President.
The place purchased i. north Of Washington,
IN the Dl,fc, Of Columbia, lately owned by
John A. Smith Esq, and containing about
one hundred end fifty sc,c' The rr,es paid
fo, II Il. si0O 600
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
NORTH CAROLINA AND TIE UNION

By he ml-lske Of the printer ~ our last
% per, We were made 20 omit, IN tho list Of
Suu:h etu States that aere sound On the sub.
lima. We make this correction 10 justice 10 a
Stale lha, has stood 6y The Constitution and
he Unlon With fidelity that has known no
,sfsbienesE 81 shsdos q turning, and that j.
rpftHr 81 al PRAISE and imitation. - PEI la.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
DEATH OF COMMODORE WARRINGTON

AsHiSGrJN, OGt. IL.
Another Of the old salts OF The navy, aud
Of the war Of 1912, which gave the navy re.
nown and popularity, now rests from his Ia.
bots. The venerable Cummodore Warning
,ou, whose name is historical died 10 Ia city
st 40 early hour his motnIng.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
The Philadelphia lnqaIrer has the iOlo''
ing despatch, daled.

ing detpatch, dslec.
WAsnINGToN, Ocl. Q.
Mr.. Consu' O Sen has been removed. The
delay ~ removing him at once, arose SIMPLY
from the necessity Of the Goyefmeni recels.
m. an authentic official accoun, Of hls con.
duct The President was detern'ned from
the first, 10 remove him. II official Information
confirmed the newspaper reports OF his pro-
cedufe, and 10 dong so, he has carried out The
universal sentiment Of the Whole American
people. Mr.. ONen's faul, arose, probably,
from want Of bra'ns more than malice, but
N s,ihrr case he - unworthy Of holding otice
under this Governed.
1t is understood tha, The President has been
as prompt and decided with reference to tho
Syracuse outrage, as he has shown himself
IN regard 10 the Chrstanl tradegy. 10 both
instances he has called upon the officers Of
The Un,ed States to zee that ne laws are iul.
" and promptly executed. Il IS Impossible
alvey. 10 prey III sudden violation OF law,
I but By holding the dslinquents 10 strict &C
countabilty such ou'rsges will become much
ess frequent. This The President IS deter.
mined 10 do, and ~ thus fulfilling his sole mn
obligation he will not be inundated By iana.
ties, no matter where heir habItaton. Astas
Pres dent Of The United States he knows bu
one duty -loyaty to the Union and us laws
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

0I-Judge Gurus has qualified and ''S'o
his sea, as one Of the Associate justices u
the Supreme Court.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
PRIVATE DESPATCH.

Mrs, Darlington . very aa,ious 10 know
bow It Is, ha, IN he celebrated Con(el, lace
II Eo.sr5, J,hn Bal gsl o-,,'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
UNITED STATE SMINT.
COINAGE.

Opera,ion of me Mint al Philadelphia for
the month of September, 1851.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
si,l42,03l II
Total,
DEPCsITEs.

DEPosITEs.
Gold bullion, s3,9S0.725 -
Gold coin, 52,1l6 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

The coinage during the week
ending ll,h October was
The amount paid during the
same period to deposlIorsof
bullion I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-05
Tho ,o,o side on the Ogdcnsburgh Road

The late slide on the Ogdcnsbursh Road
We are under obligations to Col. ScHLAT-
TER the efficient Superintendent Of the Og-
densburgh Road for the subioined statement
Of the accident to that road which occurred on
on the 9th in Ellenburgh. We intended
to give Col. ScHLATTER's letter on SatUr-
day, but by an oversight it was omitted
We are specially obliged to the SuperiRtcn
dent for enabling Us to give the public d'-
thentic information in regard to matters oil
interest that are, as he pertinently says, quite
apt to be exaggerated. The public would be
better satisfied, ifthc example of Col. ScHLAT-
TER should be initiated by other Superinten-
dents, when accidents occur on their respective
roads,-and we respectfully commend the sug-
gestion to their notice.
ELLKNnURGu, August IS, 1851
Thursday Night.
GEN D. w. c. CLAEKE:-Dear Sr-Damages
done to Railways are always cxaEgrmied-and !
not doubt YOU have heard ere you receive this
of the Ellcnhurgh vaduct having been carried
nwav by Hubbard s. Amcs' dam breaking, Should
YOU find it necessary to correct such report will
furnish you with the character and cause OF the dam
age done to our Road at this place
Some time after the Road was completed, Messrs.
Uubard & Ames erected a dam twenty -onc feet in
height, belo,c the viaiuct at this place. The water
backed a mile and half and was raised some fifteen
feet in height upon the embankmcnt, which was
formed of fine Sand. This dam carried away
Yesterday at noon, and the sand, soaked thoroughly
with water, slid oil from the abutmens, leaving a
breach of about hundred feet, Trains Were passed
up to o'clock last night, over temporary trestI,
work. At 10 ?. NJ, the water-soaled sand made
another slide, carrying the temporary work with it
We have now nearly completed strong trestlc
work, and will be able pass the trains tomorrow
morning.
The only inconvenience and expense is in the
passengers being obliged to walk short distanc,
from one train to the other. The bridge abutment
all safe Total damage $500.
In has.c, yours truly,
CHARLES l.. SCIILATTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-05
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

"A NEW MAP.--We have Just examined
new Map of that part of North America, com
prisng the United States and Territories, the
British Provinces, Mexico, Central America
and the West India Islands, published by IA
COB MoNK, Baltimore. 1t is compiled with
great accuracy, from the most recent and au-
thentc surveys, In completeness it is superior
to any map Of the same country We have ever
seem A peculiar excellence of it consists in
that portion which exhibits our newly acquired
possessions and Mexico and Central America
regions hitherto but poorly delincated on any
map. 1t exhibits the GOLD REG;oNs, accord
ing TO United States surveys. A marginal Ia
BILE gives the name of each county and shire
town in the United States. In one corner is a
Map of the World on Mercator's projection, OK
hibiting China in the west as well as in the
east, with America in the center, and showing
conclusiyely that the China trade must eycntu-
ally pass through the Isthmus of Panama, Mic
aragua, or the United States. The mechanical
md artistic work of the map is neatly executed
1t is five feet in height and feet inches il
width. A region extending from near the cqua-
tor (wthin seven degrees to 80 degrees north
latitude is presented at one view
J, Ii. Durham is the agent for the sale Of
this valuable map in this County. lie will Wis
1t each tewn and solicit subscriptions 1t should
find place in every family and every school
house in the County.
The report of the suicide Of the Hon
Luke Woodbury. is confirmed. lie hung him
self in his barn, between the hours of and l.
oil "Wednesday. The day before his dealt
he made his will, making many bcquests.-
lie was it)y-fyc years of age. lie leaves I
wife, but no children.
Mr.. Woodbury. was the Democratic candj
date for Governor of New Hampshire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-05

majority Of 5l4 a whig loss since last
wear Of 90 The wings have elected their
Senator'S and all Representatives except
one.
Halifax, Sept. 3.
The america Capt. Lang, from Liver
pool arrived here this morning. She brings
3 days later news from all parts Of
Europe.
Washington, Sept. 3.
Government has received dispatches
from N. O. dated yesterday, P. NJ. which
states that up to the 10Th, Lopez had been
able to maintain himself. Not a
single creole had found him and his pros
poets were of the most desperate character.
No rcniorcements whatever have gone
from n. Orleans.
Picayunc Office, N. O. Sept. |.
The N. Y. morning papers received
here for the past few days, contains the
most exaggerated reports in referance to the
SuOuil Ou(Dl cam lltSt NCSlIdtCNCo bCui
date New Orleans, but so far as this paper
can learn, scarce one Of them is worthy of
the lest credit and in many instances are
direct falsehoods. Additional by the Gin
cinnat.
Rcward offered for LOPEZ.
Removal Of the Collector at n. O.
Now Orleans, Sept. >.
The advices by the Cincinnati which
arrived yesterday are very conflicting
One account states that the Spanish Gov
eminent has Offered reward for Lopez
and has promised to pardon his followers
if they would surrender.
They do not appear to have received any
aid whatever from the Cubans. Lopez
was hourly expecting endorsements from
the States. The report of his advance on
Havana is untrue
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-05
NOTICE..

4 n application will he made to the Legislature
"a OF Vermont, at the next session thereof, Tor
charter Tor Kan Road, commencing nj the trrml-
nation OF the Rutland and Burlington Raj Road
IN burlington, ana extending Nurthwardly, through
Chlurndcn and Franklin Counties, 10 tie Canaia
Inc IN lilEhgate, Ia connect with the Vermont and
Canada Ran Road ana with tie MIsssquul Rail
Road al some polni or points IN Swautuu and wuh
the right IA construct Ran Road from some point
m the line OF said proposed road to some point in
the West hnc ct Vermont most convrultu aud lcas-
pc tor connecting with the Northern \. T., COR
Ogdensburghj hail Road, with the right OF con
suctns al. necessary bridges Tor such road OF roads
WM. WESTON,
d. W. c. CLARKE,
NATHANIEL PARKER,
DANA WlNSLOW.
August %. pNw3,y