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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

CoXC1KD, N. H., Dee. l0.-i bill is now
before the legislature OF New Hampshire 10
authorize the granting Of license TO sell wines
al4 other kinds ef spfiiuous Liquors under
certain restrictions.
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RY zlINL0P. WONCURE s. ca.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 81 Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCrION.-On TUES
O DAY, I4th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock,
we will sell q. our store, general assortment CT
Groceries, consisting in part Of
100 hhds sugar, part prime quailty
Bags Lsguayfa and Rio Coffee
NO Molasses and syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
qraliiy
adamantine ard Tailow Candies
Gunpowdnr and Pouehong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, iadigo
Additieual.-Wil DE added to the above sale
300 sacks Liverpool Salt, to be sold tor account
Of whom concerned.
AIso-50 bbls pie and Peach Brandy
shoes and BO0tS.-75 cases Shues and Boots,
Consisting OF won,ens' and misses x p low Boots,
Jenny Lind do, mems and boys prime nrogans, ex-
ira sizes; gents thick Boots, sc. &c.
g. Sale OF Shoes ard Boots will commence al ii y
o'c,oek, without regard 70 weather
TERMS Under 500 cssh; over that amount, four
rnontfs credit Tor approved negotiable paper.
tH. Sae without reg ard to weather.
DUNLOP, MOsCuRE Il CO.,
des Auetioneen.
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CsOR EWAKD.-Absco ded from my pIen.s
D es, in Henfico county. the city of Rich
mond, my negro man MOSES age thirty-hve years,
ye teet six inches high; had on when he len
home steel mixed Pea Jacket, pair OF deep yell
low casnet pants, sn ordinary wool hat said Ne
gro is OF very bal compile xion, face partially GOV.
esed with beard. ] will give the ABOVE reward 4
taken il the county and delivered TO me; II cut OF
the county. to be cepoti.ed in sGme jail SO that
get him. ,,u- o1rx
de l0-d3tw2ts JAMES w OIEf.
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BALTIMORE, Dee. 1.-THE bark Morgan
Dix arrived at mis- port last night, with Buenos
hyies dates Of October 9th.
Urquiza had disbanded his forces, and dis
claimed all hostile intentions towards Buenos
Ayres, but says he will defend his province
from any attack.
In a circular TO foreign consuis, he notifies
Jhem to treat with him in all matters relating
10 foreign affairs, and announces his inten-
Jlou, as Dictator, 10 install sovereign Con
greSs.
The bark Chcora was at Buenos AyTes, to
sail Tor Boston in Il few days.
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.

BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
4 A LARGE AND SPLENDID VAkI.
IA ETY. OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE AT AUC1lON-Wnl be soid ON
Tsuasdav the l4th inst at 10 O'Clock, in the house
On The corner of 5th and Main streets, recently oc
cup.ed by Robinson, deceased, all OF the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting In part OF
splenoid Rosewood Sofas, Plush Chairs, large MIR
nv Tables Centre do, Washstands Wardropes,
Bedsteads, Beds, Matfasses, and great variety oi
other useful articles.
TrrMs-sums under $50, cash; $50 and over,
four months credit for negotiable notes WIN sa'is-
factory endorsers. JOHN ENDEhs,
deS A1mr OF fiOoihcou, ueSOoScu-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WelIinsten t;oddin.

By Wellington Goddin.
M OST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
AA In THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-The subscriber Intending to di ..
continue at the close of the year. the granite cut
ting business with the view of engaging more ex.
Iensveiy In the Marble business at his yard
OF Msin and 9Th streets, win eer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, the following most veiu-
ape real estate viz: on Monday. the 10th day of
~. Decsm ofr, ieo2, commencing at 3h O'Clock NJ
the Stone Yard on the canal bank, in the city of
richmond, loeing triangular lott having from.
on the canal OF lbs feet and on the east line 9Th
street OF 40 feet, and across its widest point about
so iees deep This lot is not only valuable for
Stone i 4 ard but is admirably located for large
.1 mouse or Tor grocery stores. After which
VIII De sold the Framed Dwelling on the east line
OF 4th between Byrd and Csnai streets, having a
'front.' OF lQo feet and depth Of 100 feet This pre-
perry will be divided into lots to suit purchasers
TERMs.-One fourth cash. balance at 4. 3 and 70
months for neg otiabe inotes bearing interest, Sc
cured tg trust deed or title retained
WM. MoUNTJoY
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIa, Auct. de II
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aekOAD STREET CIGAR sTORE, NO.
u f04.-HAWLkY HAYES take pleasure in
Informing their friends aud the public general ,fnas
tney are now prepared to furnish them with
Oh jice article of imported and domestic Cigars
also tiDe article Of Chewing Tobacco. Snuff &c,
wholesale end retail
Remember, sign OF the Negro and Indian near
Broad street Hotel.
N AN orders left at tbs store, or the Post Of
fee, TOR lightning Rods, will mset with PR mpt
attention.
d. lg-ts l. J. HAWLEY
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By Wellington Godiin.

FENRUSTEE's SALE OF A SMALL.
4 FARM IN sYDNEY.-In pursuance of deed
OF trust made to the subscriber by Norborue Z
sutton, dated on the 3lsE of August. ls47 and duly
OF record in the Clerks office of Henrico County
Court he will offer for SALE to the highest bidder
ter cash, on the premises, on Friday, the 18th
day of December next, at the hour eff ak o'clock.
NJ, If fair. if not the next fair day, at the same
hour, the lot of land and buildings thereon, now
in the occupancy Of said Sutton lying on the West.
ham road, in the town of Sydney, and supposed to
contain eight acres, or two squares of four acres
eecn JOHN MARYE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted By w GoDDIN, Auct
de l0-dtd
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rHKIsTMAS COMING-CLOTH1 lin CT
4 CLOTHING -Gentlemen in want Of Christ
mas suit, really nice and cheap, shcnid call al the
.sMcney Saving Inststuiion,' No lo2 Main
street. and procure one 81 Keen, thiles Bsldwfn's
superior make, recently received, OF the newest
sge cut and not to be surpassed by any of the fret
class Talors il the city, third less price th an
charged By them for the same article. For bargains
come to
de 10 KEEN. CHlLEs d BALDWIN
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sTRATTUN'S UEFiCE.

sTRATTUN'S GEFICE.
splendid Christmas Gift for only sic.
To be drawn the 2Jth.-Ciass 3. Capitals
$50 CO., 20 coo, 900, 10000, $780, Ct $780, 50 OF
1000, lowest 3 numbers 450, LIST and I'd $50
Drawn Nos Delaware, Elk l65, Dec IL:
76 SO 81 II % 81 Ii 81 30 10 4 SO
Ticket Nos Ii 62 rs, another one sold and paid
by STRATTON.
de I3
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GARRETT ROOMS .-cHklSTlAh A LA
u THROP would cali the attention Of purchasers
to their stock Of
Rich velvet and Brussels tapestry Carpets
Rich nly 2 thread and ingram do
Super Dutch DO
These Goods are from the most celebrated Eng"
st nsnu.actories OF direct importation, and can
not be surpassed either in quality or price.
Also, low priced, all wool, hemp and cotton eha'f
Carpets; very rich Rugs, printed Drugset, &c. &c,
al 80 Main street.
de ID CHRISTIAN q LAi uhOT.
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LANDER csS e9EEECE.
s4tn Street. under AzGEango Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 1873, Dec. 10:
65 % 46 e. 10 % "a 3 50 ii 40 72 &c "A
To. day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Class
No I6 Capitals SIS 90. IL, 600, GJtO, 4J0U 252
10 Of $780, Ii OF 1870. ~ Of 1000, 30 OF 500, lG0 of
4UJ, being the lowest ahree number prizes. 70
surnbers Il drawn. Tickets. S..
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Ell TIE subscriber, liter consi 1era1le diff.
sculty, has succeeded il securing the services
OF OF The most tasty ard ShiilUi kat ialsbers il
the U.i;Cd States. With tais increased facility far
trimming out hats OF the most superior and re-.
cAerche character, tnere Can be no necessfty Tor
pa!ronizing Northern Hatters, especially il South
ern manufacturers of that article equal if not
surpess Northern competitors in cheapness, utility,
beauty and style. JAMES COLLINS,
de I3-GILn Main Street
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% OIL RUTTER.-A very superior article in
L = store and for saie by
JAMES SHELTON.
de IS Corner Of Broad and b streets.
HUFFEG AND CRUSHED SUGAR.
- so barrels landing from The steamer.
de - FRY L. MeCAhDIISH.
cn RAa.s LAGuAina COFFEE, j AZ
w received by
de Is FRf McCANDLiSU.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OEFiCk,
WALL Street. under tine City Hotel,
EBALkS OLD STAND.

SMITHS LOTTERY OEFICE,
WALL Street. under tine City Hotel,
GHALk's OLD STAND.
Drawn Nos nd Consolidated. 2:
II p IS 81 16 81 81 % "a Al 50 6S 40 u.
Halt ~ 81 ga.
To.Day-Washington County Glass 2-Capi-
tails: S25 600, Of ~ 500 l OF $780, OF 1926, Of
1850, Of 1881, 50 OF 1000, SO OF 400, &c. - Nos
Also-Patapsco, Glass 1l.-Captgis: OF $1,000,
l OF 4.62, OF $780, OF 1000, 20 OF $780, &c Is
numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 81 50-saaEes Ia pro-
portion.
de - Smith.
DkOTHER JONATHAN FOR CHRIST
ID MAS AND NEW YEARS ls53-price l214c
Stories oil Waterloo, by w ii Maxwel-price 25c
The Bivouac, or the Rival suitors, by w FL Max
well-price zoe
Adventures of sn Aid de Camp, by James Grant,
Esq-priee SIC
1he Private Life of Daniel Webster, py Cnafies
Lanman-prlce 02Ac
Putnan's Ssmi.Monshly Library for December,
1s52-piice 25c
For sale by D. b. 0ib6,
el3 So opposite City Hotel, Main street
sUAGGN AND TEAM FOR sALE.-A
w first rate secondhand Wagon, Two dofses
and nLe Mule q years od) will be sold on very
p. voolfolk, JR,
de IS 100 Broad ttEeet
DRAME kULL BU CTER.-A snall lot of
I no Roll Butter, just received anu iof fsie "
p voolfolk, in,
de IA $50 Broad street
GsHkEsE, CHELsE.-tor sale iot OF hrss
~ Cheese Also nice bunch Raisns, by
z. VOOLFOLK, II,
de "a $50 Broad street.
CsiIA REELs-tor hanKiag SIX, OF Yarn
y male of Burline IRON good srticls. for sale py
X III ZIMMERMAN,
deIa Cornsr Main and 18th streets
RHINE old and new Bacon siaes,
/ Shoulders and Breasts, landing rst io'
saio by .,poD~r
~ EU w EaTEKs Lab ID, IN Dds ana AeEs'
~ landias per steamer. Tor eate % o,,
aaI3 JOHa II CLAIBORNE.
isUCh WHEAT, fsr sels BY
"a - "a JOuE Ii. CLAIBORNE.
IykA1. EEss.-A very superior article oI
L Young nyson, eun2ow1er ani Back Tea,
,ns, reeetyed by JAMES b. SHELTON,
=. IA Corner of Broad and S.h ste.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY Davenpert, Allen d Us.
QEO CASES BOOTs, SHOES a HATS
Wv AT AuCTION.-On MONDAY, 9ofh Ne
cemher, at 10 o'clock, we viii sell at our auction
store, large assortment of fresh and desirable
goods for winter sales. consisting Of
Gents fne calf Boots
Mems and boys heavy winter Boots
Go do Hungarian winter Boots
do do sewed and pegged
Brogues and brogans
Youths boots and shoes
Women's and misses Buskns, ties, boots, &c
$50 cases siik hats
TERhs-Under slo0, cash. 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
de I3 Auctioneers
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7s7O MEMBERS OF TEtE Il * Id
i LODGE-vALUARLE MASONIC BOOKS.
| The Particular attention OF the members OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge is invited to the large assOrt-
mea, Vi valuable Masonic works, at the Book, sta
| tionery and Piano Forte establishment CT
Lite Drinker & Norris, 81 Main ST
| The Analogy Ct ancient Craft Masonry to aa1u
raj and Revealed Religion, by Charles Scott, M,
| Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge III Mississippi.
| Lexicon O Fteemas0nry Containing denni-
ion Of ali It's commercial terms notices Of ls his
CRY, traditions and antiquities, and accoun. Of
ali the rites aud ms steties Of the ancient world, by
Albert q Eackey, ID
| The True Masonic Guide, containing calculations
Of the fundamental principles OF Fteemasoary, &c
| az, b. Robert Mhc0y
| The treemasou's Manual, companion for the
initiated, through all the degrees ot Ffeenlasonry,
from the entered apprentice 10 the higher degrees
| Of Knighthood by Rev Stewart b
| The Virginia Masonic Text Book containing
| history OF Masonry and Masonic Grand Lodges
| fem he earliest times together wlla the Consti
| tuition OF Masonry Amman keyon, and Di
eest of the laws rule. sud regulations OF the Grand
Lodge Ut Virginia, by John Dove. NJ d, 6 Secre-
| tary OF The q l. OF Va
TIE T ue ri s3n.c Chart or HteruE yplic MCpl-
| tor, By Jeremy Cross, u l.
The Craftsman and Freamason's Cutie, con
tanning t. education Cf tae Rituals If
r. and tue order q. Priesthood, by Cornelius
MORE
subscriptions leceiYed to The Southern and West
ern Masonic Misce laIy, edited by Mackey,
vi u de 10
pill PAPER AND BLANK BOOA1.-
| - Merchants will find al Store the la rgest,
best and cheapest STOCK OF BuI Paper and blank
Books to be found in Richmond
GIN WEST 4 BRO,
de 10 and Exchange
NTkKL PENs.- Several new patterns jast
~ ceiyed, some vi which tia very best PeGs
manufactured. WEST d. BROTHER,
de IS 5 and l. 2ehange.
DAfEk.-Elve Canes aupefnne Letter and Cap
L Paper, just from the nj l., ana for sale low III
Quantities from one quIre to cue hundred resms.
WEST IL tROIHER,
dc - 5 and Exchange.
- AIsfSs, ia quarter aad half blxes, lor sale
Ia By JAMES Is. SHELTON,
de IS Corner vi Broad and 9Th streets
NEW HANS, Tor sale by
~ JAMES II. SHELTON,
De - Corner cf Broad ami Alb stceets.
rOD FISH, OF the bess duality, for sale by
y &c Is pAVEsP0 tT, ALLEN 81 CO.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
New YORK, Dec, -.

FoR TnE DAILY DISPATCH
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Z UsN H4l EAs-A JhcCk dated thn 21,A q
- October 1852. No sos, drawn by Pu,l;arn {
Davis on Farmers Bank, payable 10 me or my
der f)r hundred Gnd eishty-nne dollars and
three cents. Ali persona are toie"arneu FROM Ie-
cGtyiug said Cheek nom any person, SIS the pay
na1t OF said Cheek has bcen stopped az bank 4
reasonable reward would De pail tor tae recovery
OF the pocket box con aiming If (aLd come money!
with several papers Va usye 10 ~ one tus myself.
dc 1876 kICHARD L. aUEDLEY.
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skAIKY AND MARKET FARM FOR
let and dairy FARM, about II miles from Rich
mond, embracing Is acres, beautifully undala,ing,
and well adapted the cultivation OF every variety
OF vegetables. The soil is of clay bottom and very
susceptible Cf Improvement 1t is fine situation
for tie ice business, and has it excellent ice
house and pond.
The improvements are and substantial The
dwelling Is Of wood two stories high, C ataining
six good rooms, with porch in front anu finely
shaded piazza in rear IL Commands a beautiful
view of Richmo nd and the surrounding country,
and lie altogether healthy, improving and desirable
place. great bargain be had ii early appljca-
lion De made the owner ia deerous OF selling in
order to remove to the lever country
For terms, apply to w GODDIN, or
WIN. GOULDIN.
The above Farm, (now in the occupancy Of DR. r.
T. Hundler) if not Sid privately, will, on Thurs.
day, the Both inst, be sold at public auction upon
the premises, comm encing at 81 O'Clock, T. Nj.
Terms at sale.
de Il-dtds w. GODDIE, Auctr.
AJAX ORCHARD ACID yVATER.-We
this Mineral Water, as being oae OF the most effce-
clous, and at the time of the most simple
remedial agents known. 1t has been successfully
used in the treatment of many diseases, especially
those sffectis sc the stomach bowels and urinary or.
gens, Diabetes Dyspepsia, Piles, Chronic Mucous
Catarh, general debility and loss of appetite, Scald.
head and Salt Rheutn, light sweats, and all dseas.
es of the ska. Dropsy ia its earliest stages has al.
So been successfully treated with this water. Des-
criptve pam ghlets furnished gratis by
4HTE &, GRAY
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NLOTEFENG AT AUCTiON- CLOTHING
Y AT AUCTI0N.-I will sell III balance Of my
stock of Clothing at coat for a lev weeks, and the
remaining stock viii be scl9 at Auction. Call at
suit while you have the chance as per cent.
saved by purchasing st HYNEIAE'S, as the stock
OF Coos must positively be sold. Biack, blue,
btown Frock ard Dress Goats; Beaver and Pilot
Ovegcoats; l5GO pr Pants, 300 Vests, ali Of which
/ vii sen at first COST
Do not forget that the place is 50 md % liain
street.
de la-v~irn1 LEWIS HYHF.akN. Pyonrietar.
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E.NknE PAPERS I:sSG.-l.ost, abo1t a
4 forIni2ht ago, somewhere on Broad street, my
free Papers. wrapped Up in piece OF paper.
DICE DAVEEP0Rr.
de l3-it* free man ot eel IT
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's7G MEMBERS OF TAE GRAND
i LODGE.-VALUABLE MASONIC BOOKS.
The particular attention of the members OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge is invited to the large assOrt
mea. Of valuable Masonic works, at the Book, sta
tioaery and Piano Forte establishment CT
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~ EIICE.-L. B At.fsWORTA would can
~ special attention 20 q lot Of superior Havana
and TFriac;pe Cigars. just received. Also, a
large lot ct Domestic Cigars, which he viii warrant
Ia compare with those If the best manufacturers
ia thia country oil OF which he viii sell upon he
most reasonable terms .3r cash, at No Il Main
s.feet, few doors below the Old Market.
de l3-6t
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Arrived. ships James Drake, Eureka, Fanny
fUrr, ster. iiarkaway, Rubicon, Erie, Albany,
f.mes,own, all from New York, and Gen.
H..nneN. from Baltimore.
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3e 6-d2av 2t&wlt Fich,non,

LEE, Bsher's Premium Bitiers Hard
to Eemt-Stiii they cOile.-EG2W0od EenIi:0
so Z. Baker Esq i hereby certify, that have
used your Bt,ers III my family, for - OF 20 years
and found ihal11 70 be frst rate family meafciue
and have found them 10 effect rythinc that has
1eea ssid Of Them Il is also my opt,n that ,er
seas in the constant use Of tncsn wal never be- A.
Tackled with the AEt4e and Fav-r "
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02


The committee to recognise and
revise the wing ticket for county off /.
Gers, for tho county Of Rutland met
agrceably to previous notice at Cas-
Teton on the 18th Of August 1852.
Lorenzo Sheldon ESQ, of Rutland
was called to the chair. and DR.. j.
N. Northrop Of Castleton was cleo
ted Secretary.
On motion it was voted to nominate
a candidate for Senator IN the place
Of Anon Bailey on the Wing ticket.
II was ordered that committee Of
three FROM each town Represented be
ra'sed to present to this convention.
desirable candidate.
The committee being raised, re,ir-
ed ard after deIibeiation. reported
the name Of Barxillia Davenport,
ul'ereuton the convention resolved
unanimously TO nominate BarxiIlia
Davenport Esq, Of Brandon for Sen.
a'er in the Place Of Amen Bailey Of
Po,lae-.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

q We this day publish the proceed.
ins' Of the so called Temperance Cons
v~ntiou Al Casileton 10 4" reconsider and
rer'se"fde oetion Of regularly organ.
ised Why Conven,ion for The County.
One would think him bold man who
should enter the home circle and ask
leave 10 regulate the domestic concerns
of the occupants but how much more
daring may !. b. considered for amy one
man, or any set Of men. 10 undertake to
set In judgment on the action Of tn. old
Wing party Of Rutland County! Are
the gentlemen aware Of the .Lsolu,e asd
positive responsibility they have a.sum-
edi The siisnp, IL regulate the Wing
party Of our cd County MSS made by a
stronger and we may say = far hones,er
set Of discon,en,s few year. since /;
and without caains any reflection. or
speaking Of 'bye.eone.'-knowing As
We always have the upright intentions
ofihese eenslemen--wc would, no,wilh-
standing, ask how mech wss accom-
plisled by the attempt then made Just
precisely no'l'ins--or little less We
say .--sho ssys o,herxi,e, II ,his bc
true then, how much To be condemned
is Tho Acsicn NOW ksiug made 10 cmbar-
rsss and defeat the oLjests Of The party
and ho~ s'rsng .Lsli Ls the eonde,p.
nation Of those ksdms in the matter 7
--men from whom We may say, ne
should have least expected HncX . re.
comPense for old favor. her~,ofvfe free.
" and heartily granted men who
through III snd good r-pos,.--iu sll time
and a1dsr al circumstance have been
etfui'y sus'sised by The ever ua-
and hon.t, Wig psr,, Of Ea,lspd Co
ard vho ~" iaA Ct ha.is iailsd q
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Presentation to Merritt Clark.

On the 2Gth inst., the citizens rssid.
ing upon the line Of the Rutland G.
Washington, Troy & Rutland and Al
bany Northern Railroad, assembled ut
the Bardwell House, at Rutland, Yer.
mont, for the purpose Of presenting a
service Of plate 10 the Hon. Merritt
Clark. Of West PouItney, Vermont, the
President Of the Rutland & Washing =.
ton Railroad Company as testimonial
Of their appreciation Of his services.--
After psrtsking Of bountiful feast, the
president Of the evening, Hon. Caleb
u. Harrington, OF Rutland, announced
that the presentation would be made by
John II. Mcfarland, Esq, Of Salem
Who spoke US follows
SiR-l am charged with the pleasing
duty Of presenting you on the behalf Of
lhe citizens residing upon the line and
interest cd In the Rutland d. Washing.
ton, Troy 4 Rutland, and Albany Nor.
,hern Railroads. a service Of Plate a.
s sligit testimonial ofiheir appreciation
Of your seryicss and sacrifices in these
enterprises.
They feel tina, you have been The
msster-sphi,--,he life-bIood-,Le vital
energy Of these great wssks. ,hs, ~
your prudence, patience sud persever.
ance. they are indebted for The conssrue.
lion Of 8 magnificent channel Of commu
nicstion wbercon the Iron Horse; that
tirelsss and accomplishing sliced, will a.
tue whin sad bidding Of those who shall
come after them, execute their every
command Of busin. - and Of plessurc, a.
+'7nS az FIRE And ~sier .hall be ospabls
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02
J H xanny's Reaping and Moving
Machine.

Among the various valuable arti-
Giles OH exhibition at the Fair, there
was perhaps no one thing that attract.
cd more attention than the Northern
Illinois Reaping aud Moving Machine
presented by Mr.. Nanny. The sue.
ccssful trial Of this machine near the
show grounds, elected the universal
approval Of our New England far
mers--dviug its work as it DID in
beautiful style ard with astonishing
rapidity.