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Il oNEY LOST lost On tie Richm4rd ard
IL Danvi!!e cars, last evening, Black Mcroc-
co Port M onaie, containing about $500, to wit
".Asa several small! notes and four gold dollars
lac hG6er Will be amply rewarded on returning
< - me; or any person VINO will give me any in,
A5tnalon that will lead to ils recovery. will be Id.
cay compensated. JOHN A JETER,
20 27-3t- Flnvd ,tousa Hicbron5
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OsT.-On Monday night, the eth November.
"a Gold Cylinder Watch, made by Ma1.on
81 Co, No 1929 IN case; a Geld Guard Cbn;a
ed Aey, pair oinew India Rubber Shoes.
~ in the shoes ~
ihe public are cautioned agsin.t trading for the
<szose articles reward of $40 will be paid for
&s delivery oil the articles at this Office or il left 81
say store. DANIEL RYAN
Two doors from Crews soap factory.
40 27-3ts up 'oiJ.
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DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME
L co. nay be consulted, conadenHsily for zoe
treatment of the following diseases: EraptoH'
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swel!ings, or sn
Engagements, Syphilis, and all morbid Discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also. all those CON
plsnts termed female diseases. TIE sdyertlse''
inyite attention to thor chemical exirse. Of VIZ
Flowers. which may be regarded As the very oes'
article known. TO give tone aud vi5or TO eaf-s..
abused aud observation-disclosures, as vel ss 10 Feno'Se
ssys.ern shattered By dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, VITA foil drcc!ions
and sent to order. Post peid letters Promp1y -
tended 10. Office on Franklin street, below Il
change Hctel, and mrs: door below Trinity oharca
Richmond Virginia teS
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WERE EVER sUCn CT,Ts '.n
" oy any other Medicin. 10 TADP
tens vegetable TinctureyUcpln Hamp.
CAL DIsCoVERf!-Withsu such .es.;,,,..al aF6l
aehi Hampto ~ sVyen, unless it be trial Of ba'o
Let the affiieted reed read!
bAREELLvrLLE, ALLEGAsY Co r.,
To Messrs Mortimer & Moubr,v may 1, 1859.
Dear SITS: In justice TO DR. ITa,,t,
IinetuIe wish TO inform you that + ,.. y sEeso..
on tle "a day OF January last with an ,taAeh sct
eminent physicians for more than t, By fag,
Tie or no effect. | had some knovie5ga M ailtoi
virtue IN Hampton's Tincture from one me glsa.
my wife had taken two years since '"'tie whi.5
came to the conclusion that ,xourd 80.
Ineaicne from my physicians but try fe az 1 40 nor.
S anu am haPpy 70 Inform you had not
Dsiore teit It's powerful influence NM u sHa
acn nave continued using the Tinrt1rs va ny sto-
abe TO leave my room and can eat an, dHd am nls
ach. " pressure On M s.cfr
The afflicted or their friends are daily
Hamptons. " 'AS IiHctars Of
| expect to send you several Certificate.
uaSs-ohe especially from young ladv who bo 'e7
conIned 10 her room twelve months viii 4 "a Deep
the head, affecting the brain '''' ad'se2ss :.
Respectfully yours, Ewu
On the permanency Of the cure hear hin, g.,
other letter from the above, '''I'i' St!tl az.
BARRELLvlLLE, ALLHeASy n ".
Messrs Mortimer 4 Mowbray: ~ I'@+.
Dear Slrs ! am happy to inform yor the. -.
hnds me IN the enjoyment of good health E rs dtT
your Hanptons Tlncture and the bleysing's ess
am enabled to pursue my daily ayocetiors es y, o9o-
nave great desire that the afflicted sLo,d go ar
great curative powers of the Tincture 4'o" "a.
am, with respect yours,
L " HALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction '-Noasuse3 H..
4 Lddy Testimony after hirty.eigFt ,,sa. l''
Suffering! o" y'0'' .
Were there not real virtue in this wosdars,r ..,
cine, could It perform the astonishing curs e1'
it'll 'u'es MADE b.
:, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April II ,o.,
Messrs Tyler l. Adair F''' 10 f5o<
have been afflicted with rheumatism AZ t;,.
my twelfth year; will be fifty years Of ags - I i
OF this month; the attacks were at times "a l'a
TO render me helpless; have tried yarG1s - = Is
10 very little effect. Last October was t'e'
my shoulders, sides, back, and hips could nv ~
day or night; could not move any part Of nv 10 =
without crying with pain, at this time also tr;I l
ny remedies, internal and external wbout raca;. 10
any reet; was at last advised to try Han,p+o,, -
getable Tlncture; before had taken one bott ..
winch telt much better, and as continued taEi
felt strength coming into my back and Limits and 49,
stomach strengthened and revived every way. -
taken hve bottles, and am much better than avn,
ed to he. l intend TO use it whenever need j, ~
would recommend 1t to the afflicted beeyin, - a.
quailed. 1'-'
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL
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40 MOIEEks.-Uinftslent for Hard and
L Painful Breasts, after tn recipe Of tiad.
Veruet, eminent French N lrsc This Oiut-
s1eatis soothias-can DE applied at all ti,nes and
latte ony preparation in use, that viii relieve The
yall and scatter the swelling IN ar indalned Brc act
sksGe oLly by
40 G?-lw O. A STRECECp
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SlTlE,E

.-DI3CEE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEE,
81 That | have now on hand, the
~ htrgest and best assortment OF CO.
~ Goots ana shoes, Of coed quality. ever
offered in this city selected by myself ex
preesIy for retail both OF my own manufacture and
the beat Philadelphia make. Among my assert
NEXT cau be found something extra, to which I
would most respectfully call the attention. ii Ill in
want, as they VIA oe sold low, 5y
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes
trunks, Carpet Bags. Eaiices, &c
seq No l27 Main etreet Richmond, Va
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oFiEAIiNiFip Ii12ANOg;7.

So Nercr ants ordering Goods by TIE
.s,sz.slszasS I2oanoize may rely upon her leav:ns
->4t I" lo'ii toc Richmond every Saturday evening,
gs3 o'clock, CT d shippers here may rely upon her
leaving this port tot Kew York, every Tuesday
ssVenirg, at O'Clock This SITES rnship has been on
<Ets r3Ute, between Richmond and New York for
O9wa.ds IA mouths, and has not missed single
ZIP during the tue.
90 % LUDLAN {. WATSON
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rssssSSI Lii u Il IL % L. = HEDC 70
e. L:.HG!. SiZtD SUrURCLY FIN sMFg
s6S% ISHED FRENCH MlRRORS-TA- ETfu
8a BE CUTLERY, with variety Of 49,
Z sndsome China Articles, Work Boxes, &c, for
CARS mas Pr SCENTS; some beautiful English and
FEeach China Tea Sets, Trays, Walters, &c, Just
'saca;ved at the China, Crockery and Glass Store,
23 Broad street.
ua27 r L. HICKSOH.
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Alta MEETING OF THE COUNCIL

"A 4 ~ IN q Z i I4fNs BF Il IN q ~, :. :,
IA of tie city Of Richmond, had Friday, oc'oos'
goth, 1852, the following was adopted:
The council being satisfied that the peun2as {,
Corbin Warwick ard otsess are the petitions 2.
oe-fsurth OF the freeholiars CT the city, dotn q
the said petitions
Ets,ice, Tnss pol be sEd the same Il he.eey
directed 70 take tha sense OF the frseho!der' o. ~
ely toe que ton he the couacii, oa ehsi'
III. city may subscribe 20 thc stock OF the iiehmana
ard Dacyile railroad company, company 'aeS.
porstei far work 0f inter a. improve nent Ia sas
STATE (pars OF which ia 10 b, constructed In or asa
the ety. an snrosnt not exceeding $50 19 tndtoe
tile Of sas poll De Thurs FAY, the III day o. Dees.e
Der next and that this resolution b pab'i'aed ~
o.e naonth and afterwards natil the dey of the ~
in at least tive n sspapors ottAc cst5,
A true copy WA ?. sHEF'ahD'
noI-tA T,l'a C. aich fnona.
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l. mp UiiPAVION, Is59.
& HFtAB1UAkTEHS FitK EA.H.

"a HhADQUANTk8s FOR FAsH-
"a lONABLE CLOTu!&G.-Just ieceiged, the
HM greatest variety OF Cloths, Csssmeres ard
Vest'ngs, to be found in the CITY, of The
latest and most approved styles, consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Cassi:nercs, ali qualities;
French fancy co'd CT tbs and Cassineres OF every
shade and quality, French Beaver Cloths, all quail
tes fenca Hiinaisgs Coating ClUt., entirely new:
clouded Cass!mcres, new
Sessings.-Figured Six. Plush and Velvet.
Qaadrihs SILK, Push ard Velvet; Wate-ed Silk
fiush and Velvet: Ribbed silk Plush ard Velvet
pesangs, black sud fancy Grenadine six Ves,inas
Buf and white Grenadipe Six Vestiags paftv
ffstines decidedly rich
=. Ready Made Clothing of all kinds { nd qua.
Goats, ESQ inaux Wrappers, Lamaftine Sects,
Pa!eio: Frocks, Albert Top Coats, Hunting c. ats
Fancy Goods-Fnncy Ties end Cravats, Crimp
AID !aEcy rich E. ncy AMI black six Sears, do do
ostin, Gloves cf ell kinds, Collars, Suspenders,
21cIa-silk, cotton snd msrino Dress shirts, silk
shirts, hcriao shirts and Drawers
Gall AID sec tor yourselves.
oc t3-ts Corner OF Main and Governor cts.
EsKEo1ON g. hEKikILi4's INFaLLI.
BIB YEAST POW DERS.-Just received, one
aun1 red ard Twenty-Five dozen of these infalbie
Pow iers which have aflcr long teisi and sere.,.
ts been found - be sutetio- II every other Gle
OF th, kind Tor ulakiCg light AMI wholesome bread
Tley grc2. convenience, are aiways ready.
an sure to act; the daugh requires no Standing
hu, Is ready 70 bake SO soon 20 u,lxed They ay.
a'so peculiarly adapted 70 the making e yYsf,sa.
An;A 5. Buckwheat Cske,, Gingerbread, Dump
lings, &c. Fog cate wholesale aud re'ail By
o1&I tDlE g. GRAY, i47 Main s,ree.
oftta.-Ah persons ladcbted 10 VA. al
sNElL, JOHN Smell & co. or BAkNgs
sNsLL, are requested tn make ignssedate pay
tlsntts me. JAMES A. SMELL
80 .T--ts Administrator % VIM. n. Snail
ii G:k3tSGiks.' laEsG.akiads.-a5 haa obs
Fairly aoe Errfiags
80 h5ls No Halifax Hcrrinss
so do No . do do
Ia store ard forss,s low by AS. LEE
al l0--ss
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A CA D-GENTIENENs DRESS

~ A CA D-GENri.EMEN S DRESS
GOOD3-We respectfully invite Gentle
- in war. OF handsome and durable Dress
Boots, Caters, &c, tS call AID examine our
large and varied al3@ft;.ent OF articles IN that line
We have been at crest pains - select the most
tstcful an. choicest goods, ana have had made ex
pressly to cur order various syies ard patterns Of
gentieinafs Dress b. ots, Shoes al! Caters tina!
confident will be approved by those vino
wish SOM thing ST once Useful aud beautiful
Please give rs call. at our large and convenient
81 =, Were may be found tna most complete s.
so:tn ent of Eoots, Shoes, Trunks rad Gar.
pet Bags, - tie found a. eng one place in Viz
gtEia WHITE & PAGE,
73 Main ST, 8 doors below Do1ey's Hat Store.
I UntBEW, LUNE6EG.-In addlI'on 20 our
a. general assortment OF eeascEed Waite Fine
Lumber. we tave in our yard, over $4,000 feet O.
seasoned white Oak AID Rnttcc sgc0I
Boards, suitable for tooscco boxes. Purchasers
would do well to apply to us, either persouaily
by letter before Furchasing elsewhere.
TONE q BTNEHART.
Sc l3-2awSm Port Deposise, Nd.
OTIS ON UN!On Hill FOAE SALE.
- As liie agent and trustee Of TiI(t3. L. BID.
KEY, will sell, privately, in lots containing cnc
or more acres each. TO euit purchasers, eight Or
ten acres Of the land now owned AMI occupied By
the said Blakey. These lots b. aVtituity situa.
ted U.on Hill, fronting en- the road leading to
Biakey's MILL ABOUT a mile and aaif only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John shore,or
up stairs over MessIs. Sinton q Go.
al e-3tawts IR. WATKINS
A SMITHS, Opposite Americsn.-
"a Mlnnle Grey, or VINO is the Heir, by
Smith, Esq, au.ho. OF stan6eid Hail. &c: price so
ceu,s
Life ard Adventures Of Davy Crockett, written
oy himself price so cects
fsnkee Jack, or the PeFiis Of Priv aztec rsman
OF Harry Hazel, author OF the West pcint Cadet
price IS cents
Whitehall or the ri,,az oF r., r,o,,r 49,. ro
cents ' FeI ~
80 cents - y "a Ao'IA' ray
80. a complete assortment Of Thackersy woras On
Vol 2, Mary Price, by w 81 Reynolds, price 50
| Janes' New Work mice * ..
hls'o!lc Doubts, RsIaiive to Es,ot.r, D.
! 'V', ~ 'n- Areh6ishep # Dublin, pr;~e InVn
| l1E cents = csi'' a. nu!nbar
All me December Magazines
Ne" York Weekly Hereii' T,ih., n-..-e.
ne''' f!c&, PicsyIUe Gleason pirt1iS y Ipe va
! o' .p'ct u lite / ;nca, Museum Pr s, 'o9'oH
@r All for this we T. "Si' ~o0iiaTi
A. "Nnye!s received Is soon as isssed
rtc@ived 0' u SItap frtnts Just
on sRo sssa Books Toy B'ots Stationery, &c. always
! -sWJ LADiEsI GAiTENs--- E,0s -.
- "a = ian eio'h wei-ed Caters, seiue at oniy
Sig, oerlsps wM WALsas,
| - - .o1.. No IS Up ute w Gr,,tar'=.
szslgg. Light Gtji.oGED GATTEaE.
'0f 'e'7 at oniy 81 %. at
Sign ef,l Boot. No4s oeoas I. d VIM " a s,,s,,
A ifLEs.-53 bbls Tic r.EgTn AppI,., r No
''' 'a'e'j WIN, TAYLOR.
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Eezt door to John N. Gorirn's Grocery store
Nportsmen ale Il specially invited to call and OK
Barreled Gun, just received from; England.
Ey9 liberal discount will he niede to Whole
sale Dealers and Country Aercaants
Don't forget that It is No. 3d. Main street," Rich
D,ond, Va. Sc IL
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LUDLAM 81 WATSON,

F1H Is UsW ON.-F 0bac sonIsls wi
..sss.ss please take notice thst the superior and
sast sailing Brig tIagzinilIa, Captain Berry.
10 uow ready 30 receive f.e;ght above, and sal!
ts.h ell possible dispatch.
For freight 800 kegs Tobacco, apply 20
80 q r RANKIN
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DAsT3s.Es DE fAKi, or Paris Loz'e2et'
for the aiaviasion aal sura OF bronchitis aoassc
ness, aud all efher diseases Of the thrsas ~ $50
ALEX DUFAL,
MOB NJ rs Mala e3sneT isse 81
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UACUAs-.6 hhds praIe Wes1ern sides; S:
ID hhds prime Western shoulders just csiyoc
In store, and fer gale by
no 25 CHAS T WORKMAN & co.
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STEAMER BtLgIuERt.

L OK bALIlMOHf1 And PHILADELPHIA
The Eeividere, Capt Clifford, will
= - receive freight TO DAY, (ge ther per
;It'iup) ~ CLOCK, end viii contnQe 10 receive
Il n to the hour of o'clock H. tomorrow,
: esaay, 10Th inst. Eh1s. cannot re taken this
sap.
$50 est LUDLaM 81 WATSON.
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ssAlR ANDTO3TH B;slsH ssS a tregb
II assortment together with good supply Of
PoTfuery AID fancy article received and 'nr sale
by S EABEOCS & REEVE
nos rs Broad street
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Richln3Gd cd. g. 1852
P.S.-The Nigh Tfsin will mot stop to take up o
put down passengers, except st tite following sta
tons Cottage, Tsylorsv1ie Junction Chesterfield
Milford, Ginaoy ?, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
n BY rider Of the Postmaster General N
mail train will be run between Richmond ant
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe q IS.
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Truth Stranger than Fiction No e nssj D,,--.
4 Lddy $ Testimony after MirfyejgFt geor ~
SHGeriag' 20" y'0F' ?
Were there not real virtue in this worda-er -
ene could 1t perform the astonishing cure. man
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
KGSSHlh'S Family.

The austrian Government has at last
cam. to the conclusion that nothing Is
to be gained by Jetsining Kossu'h's re-
Ia,ious here, aud accordingly 'Ae whole
family, some seventeen persons, will be
permitted to quit this county on the LIST
Of May. AS people here can never d"
anything with good grace, difficulties
have been raised about the servants who
we're willing to go with The emlsr"nts'
The authorizes insist on the kosSnth
family emigrating alone, which IN my
opinion is most UNI easonable, as there
are four females and eleven children OF
the rarty. From n perfectly credible
source learn that Madame Me zlenky,
who is a woman Of great moral courage.
completely baffled ali the attempts OF
the author tiles to extract any Information
Of consequence from her.
The military judge to whom the case
was emit, listed, dictated protocol Pur'
porting 20 be reca 'itula!iop Of the ad>
missions made by the defendants, and
Madame Meszlenyi was instructed, to
sign it. Never, cI;el the spirited NO
man, will consent to sign that which,
though uos positively false. is no, per-
feclly true. Let me dictate the pro;o-
col, she aided. and l will sign it.
Justice requires that should state
tina. Kossuth's sisters were kindly treat
ed during their imprisonment. and that
their mothers letters to them were daily
delivered, after having been read by the
authorizes to whose safe keeping they
we're entrusted. The old lady admon'
Iished her children to take courage and
to remain firm, cas- the sun must rise al
last, be IT, night ever SO dark and long.
AS Madame Kossuth and her family vii
not be permitted to come l:ers, they will
meet with Madames Meszlenyi and tut
kay somewhere on the road to Boden
bach Vienna Cor. London Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
IRON WORKS FOR SALE.

I'VE subscribers will sell. by order OF
y Prnbale,s Al Publ.c Auction. on the 9th
day OF June next, at one O'Clock p. nj the
IRON W.REs lately owned by CHius e.
Manchester, situated in New Hartford,
Lnchfirld County. Conn.
The properly CONSISTS If F"rge, with
two Furnaces aud four llnmmers- "od-
sheds-Coal Hou>es-eigh Dwelling Hon.
SEES Barns-srv-ny FIVE acres of Land
the water privilege "n the pemises--
together with the figures. implements Il
and tools. and being all necessary to set
The estAblishn ent at work without any
delay-alI being in good repair aud nearly
low.
Also 1900 cords Pudding Wood. $3.50
bushels Charcoal, about 22OO cords of wood
"u the lot ready To coal.
Also. all the Iron upon the premises.
consisting ofpig, wrought, fag ends, Amer
lean and English steel, &c. &c.
The opportunity is favorable one to any
person wishing to engage in the Iron Man
utActure. or to CAPITALISTS,
The sale to take place on the premises.
JOHN MANCHESTER. 1 Assign
JARER B. FusrER. ees,
Now Hartford, May IL, 1889,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

The Columbian Fugitive SLAVE Case.
The evidence of the inquest on
the body Of William Smith, an slleg-
ed fugitive slave, who was shot b.
officer RidgeIy, of Baltimore. all ten
ded to show that the act was uWu>tl-
fable. There was no attcmpt at
rescue Of Smith from The officers
hand, at the time he was shot. be
ing but few persons present, and all
engaged at their occupations till aft
ter the death of the man. 1t does
not appear, either. that there was
any probability of the escape OF the
alleged fugitive. 1t is contended tha'
the pistol was accidentally dischar'
ged, which is more plausible thar
the supposition that the man was
shot in cold blood. The facts will
we presume, be rigidly investigated
and It is to be hoped that the murder
Ell will not escape punishment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20

The party now in tire ascendeucy In this
State, have decresd the removal Of tis
Fon. AnuAH CATLIN from the Office Of
Commissioner If the School Fund. No
one of the opposition dare insinuate Aught
apainst his official conduct or his private
private character. AS a gentleman OF
ability and integrity, he is above the reach
tOf suspicion. Why then 10 he 10 be re.
moved Why is the oiice OF COmmis-
Siomer now for the first time to be thrown
in Among the " spoils''-a prize for eager
parIizaus, to change hands with every pO
IilicaI triumph Ths plea that the wings
,emUveA Mr.. Palmer 10 make room Tor the
taIsehOOd, MIR, Palmer was appointed ny
Governor Seymour in place Of the Hon.
Gurdon irumIbuIt. who had rSsigned-cOn-
'rquenlly the office became vacant upon
he assembling Vi the Legislature, Judge
GallIn was elected to ill The cGcancy. No
one was retn0Ved-tUr the law rendered
1t ODliSatOr upon the Legislature to elect
some QUE.
IL should be remembered that Mr.. Beers
retained the office Ia question for a period
ii twenty five years, and that during at
least one half Ut thuse years his oppansnta
were in the ascendency in tho Stule. Yet,
although us II parlizan lls Was objectionable
10 them, they did not deem il advisable to
remuVe Misunderstanding lhe trust Too sucred
" DO made boas Vi cuu eatiou Tor greedy
asplranls, However. VIZ have no personal
objection 10 the party in puwsr trying the
experiment Ut removing the Commissioner
It II shall cn"ose 50 u do. II will ouly
serve to hasten its doom. Even ru.M cau>
not long preserve it from dissolution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
PnrLAD.LPHrA, Nav l4th

SINGULAR Case Of Poisonino. - A
yonng man named William Purdy was
found dead in HE bed yesterday morning
He returned home on Wednesday night
and after psrtaking Of some tea. made
BY lady boarding in the same house.
and TO whom he was TO be married the
following evening. he retired 70 bed,
where he was found dead Ia the morning,
Tha Coroner has investiO ased the matter,
and hin G.ath 10 ascerlaincd to have been
sanued BY a,>nio. but by whom admins,
Tered d Inknowa. No arsenic was found
b the tee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-20
The FiSAkiII Railroad.

The Flshkill STANDARD of the l0lh
inst. contains an account Of the proceed.
ings of public meeting held at that
place on the 9th in favor Of the speed,
construction OF the Hartford, Providence
and FlShkil Railroad. The citizens ol
many Of the neighboring tov MS attende"
and the merchants AID capitalists %
Fishkill and Newburgh expressed great
interest in tho completion. A series %
resolutions were passed expressive fifth"
advantages to result TO that section OF
Now Yo,k from the road, among which
was the following
Resolved, That u Committee OF Five
be- appointed To confer with the friend
of the enlerprZe IN Newhurgh. for the
purpose of organizing q company. II
construct the Providence. HaItfor and
F,shkill RAILROAD from the line of the
State Of Connecticut to the Hudson River
and to raise tho necessary money TO make
"a preliminary survey OF tho route. under
the direction Of the Providence. Hartford
ana Fishkll Railroad Company. as now
organized in the State Of Connecticut
and that said committee have power q
call future meetings. Whereupon the
following committee was appointed: s
D. Van Wyck, VIM. H Demming. Alex
ander Hasbrook, G. B. Noxen. and s.
Hayt, Esqs.