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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
CHEAT ATTRACTION .!-NEIVAND

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VI and Spieudid sock Of Dry Goods md Readybiadc
Clothing at Haolesaie3 RefaH-GTGG ENHELMER
4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inform their friends
and the public generally that they receiving a
splendid stock of Dry Goods suitable for the Fall and
Winter senson embracing every article Of Ladies' ard
Geatlcms Wear. All of which the public are invited
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. We
havca beautiful assortment of Hats amt Caps Boots and
Shoes with splendid and general of Fancy
articles. all of which offered unusually low prices.
Call and us; and feel assured that yon will be
pleased with prizes well as Goods, deter
mncdto sclllow, having purchased for cash.
They are also receiving a splendid assortment Of
Ready Maie Clothing Purchased by them TO, cash al
unusually low prices, by which they enabled
to offer greater inducements the public than any sim
liar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention Of country
merchants and others their Wholesale Prces-beiev
ing that they will find it to their interest togve them
call and examine their stock. before going farther East
The great facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
supplies, enable them with confidence, that
their goods will be soldat RICHMOND PRICES.
N. GUGGENHEIMER.
I. UNTERMYER.
D,..l C.I..I Ill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

~ HOUN HOLT, kyle's Corner. take pleasure
in announcing the public that they receiv
lag and opening the most varied, extensive and elc
giant Stock Of Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
burg market and iccf satisfied that who will
give their stock examination will fail in being fully
satisfied both in price and quality. The Ladies' will
find complete assortment of Dress and o,her goods,
consisting in part Of the following articles, Brocade
Silks, Checked Plaid and plain, Black Silks of crtra
quality. Aquia Tissues, Grape de Sprague, Lama
Cloth new and beautiful article. Grape deParis Ba-
reyes of the elegant designs Silk Lace Tissues.
Plain Bnrcge, En-. blk and plain Mousns, Donna
Maria Grapes Organizes. Battiste, French and Eng
lisn Jaconett Linen Poplne, Lawns, Dotted Muslins,
Muslin Flouncng, Collars, Under Sleeves. EN-. Hand
krrchiefs very cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Muslin
and Canbrick Edgings and Insertings, Kid and Silk
Gloves, Silk Mtts. Gimp and Fringes Mantilas Grippe
and Nett Shaws Mourning Goods in great variety.
gether with various other articles numerous
ton in an advertisement Gentlemen will find a com
plee selection ofFrench and English Cloths
Silk and other vestings Govesn every varity Cravats,
plain and Fancy Linen Drillings Collars. Socks Silk
and Linen kdkts &c.. &c.-Our Stock of Staple Goods
is very large and desirable. We invite all in .
Dry Goods to give call.
COLHOUN & HOLT
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= YIKGiNIA LINE or tichmon

These vessels are I'LL Of the 6rsr clBs. built IN tho
Of Baltimore. expressly for hi. tade, and have snpe
or accommodations Tor passengers. They are co
ma,,cd by experienced Captains, and qualified for
trude.and who will spurc excrtion 10 accnmmodn
They will be towed up and down the river Wy -teo
and msy be relied to sail promptly as advertise
Merchants going North ordering goods from
York. will find il to their interest ship by ihir "
it is the only regular line and freight will always
tnken the lowest rates. and every cort will be
by the agents in Richmond aud New York. TO give
G.ction unexpectedly ask and hope TO sucr"ed in
thinning full share of patronage. Gpod- shipped
this line TO New York. will be forwarded free of 90
mission 10 New Orleans, Mobile Savannah Cbnrlcei
or any other port The vcsseis will be IL Richmond
Rockets; in New York at berth No. /, Coffee Hoi
slip foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURRlE. Richmond
CHAS. II. PIERsoN. n. York. As'
Nh GI Smith Sfrcci. !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
/ MP RTANT TO FARMERS,

"hy -'"v" JIM. w. DtDbLi.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS,
l. Gardeners florists Incorporated Companies, Man
nfactures, artisans, Professional Men, Mechanics anil
others-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbined.-Right Secured by United States Let
fcrs-I'atent.-ALL IMPROVEMENTS PRosECU-
TED BY LAw.-This is the valuable invention Of
the age; and without which, manufactures, public cdi
fees hotels and private dwellings, incomplete and
comparatively insecure With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent of all
unac commodating insurance companies, and Gun bid
defiance the ncendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. R. Brittngham Mitcher's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable APP
pendage, great convenience and efficient protec-
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. B. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSTER. Hugucnot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmvillr.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingh ham,
r. J. GAINES, Charlotte.
The Pump can be seen in at Capt. NJ. s. LING
Iorne's and VIM. H. Langhorne's residences Da-
rnond Hill Lynchburg The Pump can be seen in Rich-
mond, at the Wing Office.
~ NOTlCE.-A persons buying selling the
above articles, are responsible 10 me for it.
.BRlTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-ts Proprietor.
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY,
in sets Of 50 p<- very fac,
81
Bone "5I
Cocoa and Stag Table Cutlery.
case just hand, Of importation. for sale
cheap. Call and examine. 81
Nov ls-ts GREGORY & RoYALL
NEW CONCERN.-we the undersigned nm
o friends an the public generally,
that we have formed co-partnership under the finn
and style of
WHITE 4 TERRY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

- TICE 10 his friends and The public gtneroiy.-The
subscriber has just received from the Norhcrnce. the
largest richest and valuable assortment Of fine
Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods. &c ,
brought to this market He feels confident in say
ing that every person examining hsargc and extensive
sork, will be induced buy. Also. complete
ment Of all kinds Of Law, Medical Physiological The
o,ogical mechanical School and Miscellaneous Books.
Late Music and Musical Instruments.
A complete assortment of Stationery, &c. &c.
Paper hangings ofthe latest and richest patterns.
Persons dcsirinus Of obtaning anvhng in the above
line viii do well call and they may assured sof
meeting with good bargains and be wait ID upon with
disposition to satisfy
march ls--ts J. p. WRIGHT.
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SOUTM-saDE RAILROAD.-NEiV AR

- KING EVENT OF TRAINS. On and after
Monday. the 29th March, the Trains will be be-
tween Petersburg and Burkeve, the junction of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad follows viz:
The passenger and Mail Train, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday leaving the Depot Petersburg
~ ooack. A. NJ, reaches Burkeyillc. 10. A. NJ:
connecting there with Messrs- fagg 4 Co.'S Stages
Fnmviile Lynchbnrg Charlotte Court House, Halifax
CT. House. and DanviIle.
Returning This train will leave Burkeve at l03 A.
NJ, and arrive in Petersburg at o'clock 7. NJ, sikh
hours before the departure Of the evening trains North
South Passengers going North also remain in Pc
tersburg tlnext morning O'clock and then take the
James River Steamboats, Norfolk Old Point alt
more.
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: TO SOUTHEKN AND YVES.

EATHEk.--l rave received my Spring sup
- ply of Leather consisting Of Hcmlock Sole and
Wax Upper, Calf Skins. philadelphia and Frencl) and
a general assortment of Shareholders. Tools. &c., also
Harness and Skrting Leather. Oak Tanned SIDE Sc.
Aprit 26--ts +. LO(iW GOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

d Nj. HOLLlNS-Beg leave to Gull the at
- tention Of their customers d the public general
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

NEW CONCERN.-We the undersigned.
/ friends am. the public generally,
that we have formed co-partnership under the finn
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TABLE CUTLERY.

Bone % 50 81 . &c a.
Cocoa and Stag Table Cutlery
just to hand, Of our ora importation for sal.
cheap Call and examine.
Nov l3-ts GREGORY & ROYALL
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O"''lre' 1Il1-1 + 5eHrS Vi u5e' u1'1 81 '7' "
price.
This train will stop for passengers except at the
points above named.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the Freight
Train with accommodation Passenger Gar attached.
will leave the Depot in Petersburg at o'clock A. M,
reaching Burkevile at II O'Clock.
Returning. this train wlleave Burkeville at o'clock,
r. NJ. and arrive Petersburg at g. r NJ
Fare between Petersburg & Southerlands,--. 50 -
Ford's 80
Wilson's. . IS
Blacks Il White's..- | 121
- Nottowav G. H. 30
Burkeville so
Children under T. years Of age and servants, half
price. +. WRIGHT.
Sup,t Transportation.
South Side r. April 90 l852.-2m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04

.lbqny, Eeb 25th. The report from the Com.
mitiee on the Liquor Law was presented yester-
dav An effort was made to lay il on the table
for week, but was defeated by una iority of
SIX. 1t was then referred to the Committee of
the Whole, with "a resolution to print 10000 cop
les.
M UeJsicr-.Ntp York, FEB. %. Mr. Web
ster received, tins morning, by the Atlantic, We
~ important dispatches from the American Min
ster at Paris Their tenor is unknown, but 1t is
said TO be very possible that Mr. Webster m con
sequence, will be obliged TO leave Immediately
for Washington.
Horace Clark, Esq, Superintendent of Rutland
s. Washington Railroad died at his residence
yesterday Monday morning, at six O'Clock.
Ia the death of Mr. C., the II. q w. X. X are
deprived of a most valuable officer and the COM
munity of one of their most efficient business
men, Rutland .4iueriiSer, Feb "a.
The Rutland and Washington Railroad will
be opened on the Bird of March, when an excur-
sion train will pass over the road from this to
Troy, and after which the regular running of the
road will be Rutland Herald, l9ih.
Z Indiana. The Democrats ofIndiana have NOM
mated Joseph A. Wright for Governor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04

ASHES.-The advance IN Ashes has the ten
dency to occasion more limited purchases and
only for present sales and consumption. Stock
IN market is shll small. More arrivals the past
week to supply the demand, with sales in lots at
50 l2d Sc lsi for Pearls Pots s. Is and are
scarce.
BUTTER.-The continued limited receipts
have the last few days again advanced the price,
with sales IN choice quality at 22Jc. II is sell
dom so scarce as at the present time. and some
small EXTRA lots sell at 2jc
CHEESE.-Sought for in Prime quality at
7Ic.
FLOUR.-The English news per last steam
or has a tendency to depress prices, though VIC
hear Of no sales at less than quotations.
FURS.--Fox Skins, silver grey. 50 90
30 co; Fox, cross, - 90 a , so; Fox. red. 2jc
a 81 30; Fox wood grey, 10 Doc Bear, ~ 90
q COS Otter, soc a 81 90; Fisher SOC 81 90;
Mink, 10 a SIDE; Mink, salt water. Ice 81 90:
Sable, or Martin or Lucvee 25c : G24 /;
Lynx, 25c 81, so; Wild Cat - SOC; House
Cat, 3 Fac; Raccoon, ) a 80: Musquash, |
Sc; Beaver per skin, SOC a - co. Deer, do do,
10 a 6Oc.
GRAlN-Not very brisk Sales. for yellow
Corn 7lc. and &c for white. Oats are i'm fair
demand 40 a Tie. Rye nominally 70c Beans
IN good demand for prime article at s G2l
81 IS
NV i0iO4N o.---hs com pared Win last year
The receipts in Pork are light The stock of new
Is quite small with a steady demand ut rates
quoted Dressed Hogs are scarce aud have al
vanced. Worth u &c. Dried Apples in less
demand G5o
POTATOES demand limited and prices
less, soc for White and soc Peach Blows. None
taken for shipping.
SEEDS Something doing. Sales for North
ern Clover iO4c, and Western a &c. Herds
Grass - 623, with prospects OF advance on
these rates particularly in Clover
NOOL-Ihe market s frm and sales OF fan
prices, with no tendency 10 advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04

nil j. tliE'' or Do .ihi s'lnf OF toa'ninHti7n, Lucy
How 'fd, 1871. a.. Vs. Bancroft. trq f-.I q 4el-.
lhuIiI- the stieu.niIy oi nnfhrrs irtth .l.rr-
whrn she f0u-t farewell fufr ohrrts hrr ope
hli tAcn ao u1de irnt ihn HafH hfi-Iu itu.
Tho suieci OF ihs uorico Dos a fie cifre OF salr.d
nod icursi Go mourn their loss, 20, rrinioe tor ia,
"io 1t sl'e 20 tui hy hetre help, 'he ducs o' Ctf
1000. wife, mother, daughter uud friend n bright con-
CLIFTON hl through the haai fu ling. disoa-r which
hf Hiclrd her Intervals for many yeus. she endured
secng HIM who iuvisih- ihaf death dealt gently
WIN rr--efeu Jos "a inr,srusrr of peace.
De- deceased became mrn1o Of tho Episc pal Church
DO lefi Hnd whom Ter hcsh permitted, uuishng iu
attendance its devoted wife mother
pltfut end resigned n hef sun rings ipuk Je.us
he author oi Fsth, bol cge thHt ,is found Hun ts
Iu-her ot fniin' unto eternal kunv ifdsr.-Uom.
90 tns vilse, an The "a in.ianf MIS- j. q wiie OF N
u. o. WIN, aged 40 yeats.
% ntdm D., Fesruary llh, Mr Reuben c. Severance,
eyed 90 yoais-
Goo Hoiaroa Mas. Fob. l5h Row Norman H4a.o, assI
80 ,car..
Ar ilafcn Nas ne,ive Of Hartford, Vermont ila srad.
ned q hlumonth college n -il, and htee four tciis
fwafd 40 Andovef ihsouarai Srainafy. He was 90
thr Ministry about eight years utus OF which vae
spent 40 Go alton, whefr be highv esteemed aud m love
et o.. Devoted e-tnssi and surcessul minister the
gospel
90 rraio'ree February 20, Mr. William Copeland, inthe
Goth wear Of his age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04
Georgo NJ. SleWnrt's Estnte.

STATE or VERMONT ia Probate Couri held O.
" ashing'on bsuct be- Montpelier, n sadDistnct, Feb
fuHry 24t lsll.
IuHA a. klMbALL, admiui-traior the estate ct Geo
~. Stewart aie OF Beiu Coz said disire deceased, IN
irslfe makes application 40 this here writing, fn
License 10 sell che ehols o hc e Of said dcce
eSccP.ng tn widow und ohden's right ct homesead,
hr widow 3 right dover, to raise mnury pay tine dchis
due ou SAID estate ald tslrnses OF Aicds
ing that IL "a necessary 20 sell lr hereof, aud that pan
cannot be- sold without injury those Interested the
mo niori ana tho safr unf elring reasonable
hruupun, % s ordered that sa application De referred
fo session oi sold Count To- be held e Probate Ofhcs
n said Monipcicf, ia 1911 day of March, les2 o.
clock, T. ff hr4fng lni dccsinn aud further lesd
ha unice thereof be riton a persons Interested D,
pulshins the sultanco OF s4ia application aad tAe o.
dcs thereon, three week sueoessivoly 10 the Vermont
Waterman and stne'Jouuai, printed Montpelier aiora
sand al Of which TO be said time OF hearing aud
decsiunf tht they may appear they cause sui
tnt and pnee, ud cvn bons fof he OF
and sHprn.c' b law pieFdsd prevent sad license
lns granted
D., order of court.
Auo.t, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
truo copy oi Record,
O5.3v. Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS. Ragiater
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04
Montpelier Prices Current.
REroRTED ny THOMAS k. DoTY.
MnNrnrt1rn- NM

MoNrpELIEa, March |.
Best cornod beef 5a C. per TO-. fresh bv the
o. g, retail . 10; best sat pork. / O a l25.
fresh whole animal) ) g., retail, 4 a 10 NUT
ton. . 6.
PhousioNs, &c.-Fami'y Butter - ls.
store o TO -; cheese a -, lard 10 a 10, tai
low ,',. -, dned apple e =, eggs ,per doz IS a
Sc. dessert apples SiIa1l.
Hay AND GRAtN.-Corn GG 20, oats 80 a
81. bay 500 per ton.
FLouR.-Exra fine flour lper bbll s. s5l,
fancy brands 50, superline SO SlL.
GRocFHIrs->ugars brown W. l. and v ..
per u a &C., white and crushed = q Q, com.
W. !. Molnsses, (per gal. - "a, lnseed oil
- % course salt AZ 20 &c, DAIRY per bag ID
20 a.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and green hard wood
s. per cord, shingles per "a. 81 Sil, wool 33
51Ac per To-. nails at wholesale 50 az tpr cwt,
hides ~, sole leather 80 lGc., upper lper IT,,
l25c. Grained trimming leather TO-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04
IL DAYS Later n 4 California.


The steamship nrome,issss arrived at New
York on Saturday at O'Clock, A. NJ from San
Juan, bringing dates from San Francisco to Feb.
I'd, 3'A passengers, $4,000 on freight. and n
bout 100000 in the hands of passengers.
The Tennessee left San francisco Feb. I'd.
with about 600 passengers, and SlG0OOOO in
gold on freight, and the North America with
800 passengers, and $4,000 on freight
Col. John b. Weller, formerly member Of
Congress from Ohio, was, on the 3Oih Of Janua-
~, upon the eighth ballot, elected T. S. Senator
from California for the term DISK years from the
4ih March, 1851. The whole number Of votes
cast. was lightweight of which Mr. Weller re-
ceived a. and Mr. Reading u.
he San Francisco Herald Of Feb si says.
Gold dust ~ coming In more freely
Among the passengers returning i0 the Allan
tic, we notice the names of Col John C.. Ere
mont and fnmy per the Tennessee.
The placer mining, after the late rains. has
turned ont very satisfactorily. Extensive opera
tons IN ditching and huning have commenced
for the purpose Of conveying water 90 the flat
lands, both f mining and agricultural purposes.
Owing to defects ia machinery, quartz mining
has not proved so advantageous as had hoon an
tcpated, and several companies had ceased on
eraiions for the presents but 1t is Thought that.
with improved machinery, immense quantities Of
gold viii yet be realized
BY the mail carrier from the Dals 60 Oreqon.
we learn that news had reached Chat place from
the Great Salt Lake Of a revolution. lt is said
the M0rmons were annInn and FORTH inc Them
selves. and had published Declaration of indie
pcndeuce. in which they asserted thelr fun de-.
termination TO set mp Republic for Themselves.
If tbs news is true, there viii be SOME warm
times on the other side of the mountain during
thc next twelve months
burglares bad become rather frcCurmut San
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Four Days Later from Europe.

l. - ~ lNNi N"N'S
10 the | lth inst, four days later.
England The Bank has reduced the rate
Iof gold not standard.
me most natterlng accounts were received
rom 'he Ausuallan gold regions and large sup
phes were soon expected from that quarter.
10 me Commons, on Monday the 9th, Lord
5vhh husseH introduced the new reform BILL
ne man points are-the borough franchise Is
70 oe reduced from LlO To -, the county from
i-oO 10 blO IN Ireland the county franchise to
oo 'cuuCeu from Lo TO -. new class of vo-
,eIs Is 10 oe created VINO pay lOs per annum.-
Direct taNes assessed taxes, or income tax. on
pIoP,'y 9unUlcauons Tor members is to be abol-
oi'" W 7"'aii Dotoughs are 10 De enlarged
/ ny '"'t'"Bs Hoh inc ihhabilanls oil the neigh
! Oo,"oou
horG Jonn al,o proposes to abolish the oaths
uoH taAeh ny honan Catholics and disseniers
'iu t'e soie obstruction "hich now prevents the
'u ,,,i OF Jews TO seats IN Parliament.
Inc ,'ords ommi isioners OF The treasury
nave authorised the admission Of Colts fire arms
n'ei1eu 'of the Instruction OF workmen m Eng
'i'l' ana ioI Sa'e =, oU'eers IN me service
IT'D l"e iiou'e OF LoidS' ON the 9tn' Earl 1ran-
,''i'' ii "''s 10 Loru Slr"n4i9fd' stated that
! a''' 'au'n ""v sent 10 reply I'D the femonsirun-
O's Oh o'ID'lii loTeIsh powers aa To- me pohlcai
Ieiu -,s residing ID lhl5 country oui be hehev-
D ''i'' ''''' uo'le if'u renamed i1 once ne
he bed forwarded.
qhc London corrosnordont of the Now York
CommerciaI. saws tb,t depn,at,on from tbc
free church of Scotland has waited upon Lord
Granville Jnrin.r Mn, D.eel, r., milo "a reorosrr,.
alton regsrfI.og the erp,ls'or. Of tbo protcs,sn,
missionaries Gou pestb in IIrrgsrp. whore tboy
had resided in o5oi,oncc to En- la,ys Tor to-,
years. They Ind committed no oif.nce. and
were sent out Of the country in the middle Of
the winter. Lord Granville b,d nroroised r., take
such steps as mirht be nocossary. after co,orn
ncations with i.ord \Vostmoreland the Enri.sb
AmbpssaJor az Vienna
Lord Gr3nrile. I'M ranl, u, the rorresertsfiops
of the continental po,,er. ra,rorlinr ref,,,as IL,
ENGLAND saws atf.nt.91 KIN cor,,,,,o NJ h.. ii
rccfod TO ila nro.ae.l,rr. ~. .,,s,.i,,,s r,ro.ss
F,anc,. Paris. g.h epbe pres..iont ,astS-i,v
paiJ q visit io Nineonpes m. yo,., i,,., .,i,.,,
chariot. and was attended, bv an esror, of ,5ir
assiers. Tho object ~ h. yisit was IN ei,iro.-
tic o.fi..ar- ~ M. .'.--',, i 80. -.-.-..,,l
e,tr-.,.ly i,s.f...,-8
Rp,ro-s have be.n cir,.,,l,t.J 1.,,r ,,,s i,-
tonJe5t,. ,I,,a o00 m; $500, i,,ff ... ,,,,,.
sequence If tbp,r O-lo,r,.. f,s,.p.-
rIe root-.a,,,,,, l.,.r..,. t. ,,-,..i t.tf- 81
f,,,si,e ~ ,b. ann, r.-, ,i. co,.. .'e,.,...,
,,iirt, ti,s, ,-e i0,,.s, ~. .,-,,l,o 20, .i,'.sr
sIua p,uI,n. Poland ,,,ti,,,.g. ~. 49,.
,,, ,,,-l.,...,..s....
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04

no town IN the county in its labors and sacrifices
in behalf of the cause of education.
Resolved That we cordially and heartily
thank the Hon. David NJ Camp, for his able and
instructive address, and wish him success in his
prasewortby efforts to promote the advancement
Of common school education.
w. T. WOODWORTH Secrntnrr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04
Coral Mus s. Notices.
NORTHFIELD.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF RAILROAD
PROPERTY BY FIRE

NORTHFIELD
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF RAILROAD
PROPERTY BY FIRE.
The present winter has been signalized by de-
s,rnetye fires in Vermont, but the most des,ruc
tive we have now to record. At . o'clock on
Thursday morning last fire broke out in the
vest end Of the machine shop of the Vermont
Central Railroad Co. at Mortified, and almost
simultaneously the whole interior of that large
bo,llng was filled by the flames, the wind being
in the west and blowing very hard Nearly every
,hinf was destroyed as the rapidly with which
tine fire spread, in the combustible materials.
.n,h as shavings, seasoned stock, waste aud OIL
rendered it utterly impossible to remove the pom
derous machinery and engines in the building.
Adjoining the machine-shop was an enginc-house
which was also destroyed all the movable en-
ripcs 10 it were saved, however. These two
buildings, the machinery Of the shop. stock ON
hand. seven locomotives and one platform car.
constitute the loss Of the Company.
The original cost was Us follows:
Machine shop aud engine house $4,000
Machinery and tools 10000
Stock 10000
s...o eooinss canon
stationary eno'o & > boilers with 6v,,s oooI
Water tank, pipe and fixtures 1900
patterns oooI
an so-ot nm .oo
s..,~ nine apd opoar,tps for be,,i,,, tlo
ss,, and epgine house . -oo
$4,000
The whole insurance amounts TO but $4,000
on the property burnt From the cost Of the
property should be deducted proper waste fer
ieedont.on, 0c.--probsbiy leaving the actual
about 100000 A small part Of the tools
80 she shop wa. the property OF the pofamsn
who suffer doubly-iu their property aud h-r
lmD'oynaut The wind for time was very
fonr anil lhe eastern side Of the village suffer- .
cd shower of tire from the burning buildings.
requiring constant efforts Co prevent ia general
c1uasgmton. Fortunately these Efforts were
..--assfiI save i'm ona instance. 81 bar, .,,-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04
4flarIcts.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For WOOL ana Country Produce,

reported fr ne HafcinaH be- PRocros K iYarn Commission
-areaaat, NJ. 1876 stsfs Sfr,a, f.tH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-04
Destructive Fire in Worthwhile.

The dwelling house and shop of f. l.. Mat
hew Of Momlsyile, took fine on Tuesday morn
ing OF last week, and extended to the Union
Meeting. lIouso--all totally destroyed. Mr. Mat
hews was insured $1,000 IN the Vermont Mutu-