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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
SURE CURE.-BALTIMORE

&UHE ~ H = .-n LoCk
dy remedy for IYcakaess Of Organic Poacrs, on
ia The Loas. Disease of the kt9aeyS, 4ferons ef HE
Heal Troat, N,se and S.ia Coas'i,ntioaat De6ui 9,
and all those horrid affections arising from certain in
discretons, matter whether from intemperancc, L
he use uf ar1ent .prit- or any other cause.
TO YOUNG MEN,
cspcc lily VIII, have become the victims of evil practi
ces Ans, what countless numbers of generous and
nbe hearted beings have been swept untev tombs;
tousand- af y"ung men OF the most exalted taentsand
brilliant ineIlects. who might otherwise have
c l--nng S.natcs nth the thunders Of eloquence,
walked 10 ecsta cy the living Tyre.
Fhpse suffering IRON any ot the following melan holy
effects, should immediately apply
Dir. JOHNSTON.
Welkness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head,
Dnness Of Sight Loss of Muscular Power Paipitaton
of tn, Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritablity Deange
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility,
Sym ,tons Of Consumption, &c, sc.
NcataAy.-ThsIearfu effects the mind are much
10 be lrcled T. Of Memory, Confusion of ideas De-
precision Of Spirits Foreboding. OF Evil, Aversion Of
Society, Self Dsrust. Love Of Solitude, Timdy, &C.,
are some of the evils produced.
Oi-e M. Z SOUTH FREDERICK Street, SEP
EN DOORS FROM AL1'IMOhE y ", East side,
UP THE STEPS. LIZ BE PARTICULAR IN OBJ
serving the NAME and NUMBER, or you will mistake
The place. -
AZURE "AhaAN Dp or no y ~ .iAhun MADE
Take N0'toe--of' 1onnr'ons omee Is '" u. ""ef
Ing w THE sttrs- ms 'e'y eN','s''e P''o.'ce
sufficient guarantee thu ne Is the ohy proper
toaPplyto ,..s,ro,-
Dh, JOnNSioS
Member OF the ROYAL O"'iege "i surgeons Lonaon'
uriduhe IRON one %, tue h"S'chi"e"t 0u"eSo,m ,.p "a ~
Uiuted States, ana 'ie sreae, Po,' VI "o IN 70
been spent tntne tiosp''"is " ''"' 80, -
PIMA and elsewhere mas enec'ea 'o"e o he ~
toni-hing curestii't were ever SHOWN. '"y o"o'ea
win i'ngihS ia the cars AM, "e"" ne' "'N'i s.,
nervousness oeing aar"e" ~ sui"en soa"'' nv
bashinihess, WIN frequent ".ns""s' "'"' 80 n.
timss' WIN oer'ns'''o"' VI ' W
atey' ,r,,r,, ,.or,cp
IAhE An ~ Ian w. ~
Fnruts and "u'r''''ns are Que" n'.'e" WIZ"
~ W" e''Se W SUI, A'' =, 49, - -
Ans. how often Il" they asctoe :" 'ue' e"u,e' ''''
Wasting ct the tanc' raP'''t'"n o '"s ie"i Dy'Fel
sra lnHigestion' dcfansen'e"' ~ '"f Ne's"i sys""
Cough. and Symptoms Of Consumplon' also ti,oSe Sc
rinus VI snai effects sucn as loss 81 ie'n my' OePo
sion OF Spirits or Pecuiiar nus Oh -'iea"e"y' ""e"
the truth IS they have nee" caused 's in"uis'"s ~
Tenacious put aiaf,ns Pra''''es' "es'ue 10 - H."
Body and Mimi nus are sweP' '''' ~ ~
sands who might nave nee" OF use I" tner S"uh.S'
pleasure TO ther friends una "rnan'i " so,
Or. .JOilNSfON'S SlNVIGohAllvh y hEMEOi rOh
ORGANlC WEAkNEsS.
This grand and impor'ant Remedy has restored
srengh and vigor to housldS OF the most dehiii'a e
individuals, many who had lost ail hopes ana oech "
ban,ioned to die by its complete invs"ranoh "l the
Nervous System, the whole iacnues become res."re"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

q COME AT LAST.-CHARLES A.
"A EVARD. WATCH MAKER& JEwELER, Lynch
6aSzb basg Va, would respectfully call the atten-
ton the citizens of Lvnchburg and the surrounding
country his fine and splendid assortment of Watch
es Jcwery and Silver just received from the North
of the latest styles and patterns, selected by himself
with great care u suit this market From his long
perience in the Watch and Jeweiry business, he fat
himself that he please the most fastidious-
As for his workmanship he leaves it to those that he
has done work for judge All he asks is Trial. ard
if YOU are pertcci, satisfied and if his goods
nut exacty what he recommends them be. he binds
himself redouble the money and charge for the
goods .aqfk|1 lN4-
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for anything
in my line. G. A. EVARD,
March S--ts . doors above Exchange corner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
"a HATS AND CAPs.. The <szs

"a HATS AND CAPS!! The CO
~ subscriber has received at the sign of the ezz.
Bine lint, the Spring Fashions of Gentlemen's fine
Dress Hats for 1852 embracing all of the latest and
approved styles, and is prepared to furnish his
friends and and the public generally, with nm
article Of fine No. Molesk skin, black and white Beaver
Hats He has also received large stock of the latest
sty.r, KOSSUTH HA rs, both for and boys. and
nige assortment of fine heavy oil silk and Cloth Caps
every style and quality large stock of soft black
and white, Brush and Mexican Hats which he will sell
low for cash
X will use his best crdeavours to please all who may
favor him with cali All kinds of Hats made order
with and dispatch. Call at the sign of the
Biue Hat for Bargains
Feb o6-is WM SITTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
VIRGINIA to-wil: At Rule. holden


Y Clerks office of the Circuit Cnurt Of the Corpoi a.
ton of Lynchburg Monda, the 4 day of May 1852:
Lee McCiintock, Edmund Logwood and Micajah
Davis r.. Merchants and .pnrtners trading under the
siyIr and firm of Lee McClintock & Co. Pitts.
against
John C.. Shao kleford g. John s. Lewellcn. ", act
lug aud doing business partners under the style and
hr,n of Shackletord 81 Lewellcn. the snme John G.
Shacke;orl John s. Lewcllen, Robert s. Wilkins, Hen
ry b. Richards. Edmund Loswood, Alex Tompkins, w.
" Norvell ard J. W. Dudley Detts.
Tho ohi-ct ofts suit is compel settlement o the
accounts of the firm of Shacklefrd 4 Lewelien- the
accounts between all the parties and to recover of the
Defendants $l5I2 36with legal interest rhereonrom Sd
JuIy isiS and (s6 So and up Judgement
lien Sc. &c., aud it appearing by ufidavit and by Ser
grants the Defendants noe CShacketordan and
Henry b. Richards. arr Inhabitants Of this State. ii
is ordered that they do appear here within month
alter due pubrato hereof and do what is necessary to
pr,ect their interest: Aud that this order be published
week for four successive weeks in the Lynchburg
virsnian and posted the front door Of the court
ho~e cf this Corporation the first day Of the next
Corporation Court. cr3s 'a75.1 0rs .a aHt
hsst.r.a A Copy-Teste. NJ e5i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ GROCERIES dND PLASI ER.-The sub
ecrioer still, the proof brick Warehouse
on the canal amidst all the changes. receive and for
ward Goods Produce Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
pur charges viii be low and forwarding done with dis
patch.
viii receive in n few days first rate assortment of
Gyreerss which he will sell ow and buy ut all times
Flour Corn Meal Oats, Flax Seed &c, for which he
will give the best prices
Pig and Bar Iron for sale ad
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JUNE II, 1852.
granted to those who reside in Belgium to re.

granted to those who reside IN Belgium to re-
ply 10 this summons. rs, l...sT..s
II hear it said, on every side, that oath is
binding when made to man who has broken
his own. However largely this doctrine is
put to p of, at this time, for one reject it the
two months delay have no need Of; the oath
| refuse
Bravo, Lamoriciere! These heroic lines will
i've forever on one of the bright pages of the
history Of France.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
Habits Of the Nice Young Man.

Attends evening parties and hands the
mullins round.
Smiles If he burns his finger with the kettle.
Plays the flute n ffE eei ~
Sings "Do you love me now as theni"
b Parts his hair in the middle. MIA sasI
Takes an umbrella with him to an evening
party. - .s., ft..f...
Writes acrostics. and contributes to Ladies'
Albums. iisisa hd aoE 8tfs ~ aQl of1+i
Curls his whiskers. M .nyt1 fstJ
Is the "Hon. Sec." to the "Lsdies Benevo.
lent Mangle Distribution Society," ~ ,,
Keeps aIcat,and q regular account ofhis dai-
ly expenses.
His greatest pleasure is to attend meeting
at Exeter Hall. and his next greatest pleasure
is to have his name mentioned "amongst those
whom we observed on the platform"
His fondest tie. next TO an aged grandmoth.
er. is that OF his white neckloth. ~
Can hum the overture to Der Frc'scAnfS.
Carries pin cushion. and acidulated drops
about with him. and is never unprovided with
a scent bottle for fear of accidents. 4aesai
Goes out IN the rain to fetch cab. 50 ,s,.s
4 Does smoke - t..ssi, W IA ,..
Helps Mamma shawl on with tho grace of
one Of Holmes shopmen. '''is'as
: Holds skein Of silk with exemplary M.
tence--turns over the leaves Of music with
great digitsl skill--resds novels in clear sec
retary like voice-laughs al afefH0so--lisps mod
eyato-jokes with the old maid alzegro - ouotes
poetry penseroso-runs ladies' errands presfi,.
anso-and makes himself gene, alto ssc1sls.e ti
Such are the Habits ofthe Mics Dung Man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
TINCHBURG MARBLE YARD

NCHBURG MARBLE HARD,--
IL JOHN b. GADDESS u BRO Prop,ietors, for
me,iy Of Baiimore-tiave opened their establishment
adjoining the Masonic Hall and Post Office, and pre-
pared all orders in their line, and keep
.tantlv hand large assortment "f FINISHED
MARBLE WORK, AT Northern prices, such as
Plain AID OTna ental Marble Man
ties, Monuments, TOmbS, Grave
stones. &c,
Prsrored of the besi Am.rcan and Italian Marbic.
Carving and Lettering promptly executed with neat
and dispatch.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in form,
size style and quay they suited to the taste and
crruu stances of all. Orders from the country pune
iually attended without any additional expense oi
boxing druyage, and carefully packed to safe any
distance. April l2-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
5. DIUGUID II SONS

They have recently applied steam pouer their ma
chiny. and atter themselves that tney are enabled to
manufacture all descriptions of Plain aud Fancy Co5i-
net are, in style and finish to compare with any in
tile Stute
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
S. DIuGUlD.
u. p. DIUGUID.
GEO. A. DlUGUIp.
uvUE SURsCRIBEt.S

FFNHE SUBSCRIBERS having Obtained the
Il exclusive right Of retailing Fisk Metallic Burial
Gases. take this method ofuformins the people ofLynch
burg AMI the surrounding country that they have in
their Main Street lot of the above Ca
Of different sizes 1t would be difficult task give
adequate impression of these Gases without person
al inspections they perfectly air tight and ndestruc
bo, and for protecting and preserving the Dead for
ordinary intcrment for vaults for sportaton.
superior anything of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough need the above Gases be
supplied ly s. DlUGUlD & SONS.
Undertaking in the usua! style also promptly attend
ed to. S.D.& SONS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
A Parsee Lady.

asked her how the hair was disposed Of
with theml Whereupon, laughing merriiy.
she threw back her saree, and the dis6gurinR
kind of bandage that concealed the forehead and
head, and shaking down quantity of bIack,
silky halr her eyes sparkling with animation,
/. she really looked so beautiful, that could not
refrain from loudly cxclaming againat the bar.
barous style OF costume winch thus transform.
ed a perfect houri into n bandagea Egyptian
mummy. Another personal Disagreement tLey
very ngeniously contrve, by perforating com
petely their small delicately formed esrs all
round. inserting such heavy iewclcd pendants
that The shape becomes Distorted with increa.
sing years. and the appearance of the feature
Is so unnatu raj that was glad to see the sa-
rec drawn over il. Al these ladies' were Of
small stature, with slight and graceful figures.
and pale olive complexion, which in their es-
timation is the highest attribute of beauty
My sociable friend pointed out 10 me n little
girl OF about nine years of age, who. she said.
was SO strikingly fair that her hand had been
eagerly sought in marriage by several before
she attained her fourth year. She had been
now for some time berrothed to the son of
wealthy Parsce and when of sufficient age to
be separated from her mother. she was to take
up her abode in the family Of her future hus-
band She was a sweet gentle little creature
with an expression Of melancholy in her soft.
gazelle-like eyes; and, Judging from the moth
er's constant carcsses and looks Of love bestow-
ed upon her child ! could well imagine how
heavily the thought Of approaching separation
must press on both their hearts, / was de-
lighted to see some specimens of necdlcwork
strewcd about the room, such as canvass work
and embroidery; and, upon inquiring how they
hrd learnt these arts, was informed that an
English missionary lady had lately Civ hem
some instruction in the use OF the needle; and
that the father was so astonshed at their pro-
gress, that he talked Of allowing them to learn
the piano forte. and had actually provided
magnificent instrument in anticipation. beg
ged to BE it, and never shall forget their de-
light as ran my fingers over the notes. Tho
entire female household, including the servant
gathered round me, clapping their hands as
played few lively airsj and when at length 1t
rose to depart they all loudly cntreaied me TO
come soon hgain, and stay the whole day with
them. Their only recreation appears
ed to consists in giving occasional parties to
the ladies of their acquaintance, and making a
grand exhibition Of silken sarces and costly Jew
els. | was greatly amused to hear, that Of
late, it is considered essential mark of style
and fashion to wear English silk stockings be-
meath their embroidered slippers on party
night. though the usual customs is to have the
feet and ankles uncovered, with the exception
of,he handsome jeweled ornaments called
anklets. which are claspcd round them.-Eafe
in Bombay. h@'H
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c.. S. BLISS.
NEW CONCERN

NEW CONCERN.-The subscribers as socia-
ted themselves Together the first instant fort he
AE&9zE9ezs purpose of conducting the ma nufacture
e. Sas11sSSAi Of CABINET WARE, at the old and
rel kaown stand Of S. Diusud un-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
TOBACCO, Tobacco. Having de.

l. ,crmined pay partcula attention to selecting the
best Chewing Tobacco that is put up here, do solicit
orders from our friends in the country for the artce,
believing ns we do that shall be able To furnish an
article by the box that is bound TO give satistaeon
as we have received agency for some Of the best
Brands put up in Lynchburg. For 81 note sent by
mail we III in return, send box of 10 plugs that will
he hard to b, st and for SO will send 90
plugs first Tobacco, put up in boxes OF suitable
size We take pleasure in saying TO our friends tha
we can send them Tobacco prices ranging from 20
10 =, sts per h. CREWDSON& 4 CRANK.
Ian Io-ts Com Merchants on the Cannl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

The Natarat Boundaries Of tie United
States.-A story in print wants the manner,
tone, and lifelike humor Of the narrator; yet.
at the risk ofinjustice to Lieutenant NJ, we ven.
ture to publish that which he told at the dinner
of the Chamber of Commerce. fleirl.f Is
Soon after Texas was annexed, an officer
named Boyle. commanding an American vcs-
sci IN the Mediterranean, touched at Gibraltar;
was invited to dine with Spofford, command
er Of an English vessel then at this place.
When dinner was over, and the wine flowed
freely, the subject Of the annexation was in
trodoced. .-. ..-... 10, ...f....- .,..- a. III :.
"And So" says Spoford, Il seeyou Of the
United States have annexed Texas"
"Yes, we have" says Boyle,
"WeIl, you are peculiar people" s,its'aa
s"Y Yes. We do every thing in peculiar way"
"Do you intend to go on annexing r. w
Certainly" ,,,e.,, al. .. .s,. -.., ~ /.
"And when do you mean to stopl"
"Stop! Why, when we get to tho natural
boundaries ofthe United States"
"The natural boundaries Of the u. Sna6s!
and what are they :" says SpoHord. .ass
The Equator and the Aurora BoresliS," re-
piled Boyle. k
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
N peciully ask n continuance OF the patronage 80
long bestowed upon him. the concern and in
this connection he de~ms it proper. ask all who are
indebted tn him forward and settle their
counts without delay.
There many clnms of long standing, which | must
close up and it is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention to this notice.
S. DIUGUID
Jan SITS
Republican and Express. copy times week for
ttlree unn,fhs md churgn th. Airrinan.
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r ONG LOOkED FOR Come nj Last.

4
IL 10 consequence ot the hreakage OF the Canal the
undersigned has just received his Spring aud Summer
Stock. Twenty live years experience in his business
has enabled him 10 purchase most complete and de-
kirab Of goods. Wiihous farther comment.
all ha asks Is examination of the same. He CALI the
a;eunn of his customers and the public generally
the fplowing viz: Iad,es srkc'c Gai cfs Ga;Jers
Gaters, Ercci,rs, Pareiis J,asy Iiads, Loia Moac=
Baxkis. Taes. SiifPcrs. &c. Sc Misses and Infants
shoes af every description Als,: Gents Boots Shoes
and CATERS the latter OF which very pretty and neat
which he will sell remarkably low prices. also COM
plc,ci stock of Gents Slippers. His T,mnks Carptt
He oHers in the way ofHATS the following viz: The
Mote SSia Black aad Iaue Berrsrs. Ressir. Sik Pa
i nama lI'iotc. Bird Eye, Chiaa. Pearl, Biack, Blre
(;rern gmd JPhic Leghoyrstke Hdia Hat Congress Hat
oaI Hhie and Black Be4rer Kosuh Has Sioachcs and
uf.icans Of all qualities and styles. rTis sFd i
1 nm constantly manufacturing. Orders promptly at
tended to- Panamas and Lcgnorn= dressed nj The sign o
a ths Red Hat ---JACOB RuMBOUGH-
Mnv l71ts. q "a IA gs1..EesaNgE IL
NOTICE TO Carpenters or HOUSE
~ " RJIEDERS.-The subscriber would inform the
community that he has hHud good lot of the best
Pine Timber that Virginia will ard and receiving every
week all Of which will be sold low for cash good pa
per.
ail,.. ai4 OniAe pasin.
n. B.-Bills for Hanses received and ,'led at the
shortest notice Timber well dried If c sired.
Arr7--ts atf J. :. G.
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AIbOni.,

This great vocalist arrived in The Hermann
The Herald thus speaks Of her: n +
\ Alboni. the celebrated contraito vocalist, ar
rived here yesterday. ia the Hermann. and Is
staying at the New York hotel. Shei accom-.
panied BY her husband and sister. and BY Sig
nor g, Viyier. her secretary together with Au.
gustino Rivere. the great bsrytone buffo com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

II LIVINGSTON PLOUGuC
Il 4 The subscriber has on hund large lot Of the
celebrated :. Living Plough Castings, and will
continue to receive additions his stock from the foun-
rv 50 that there will be no difficulty in gritng any
uf the pieces belonging to them.
JAMES b. RENWICK. +
E.h Io-ts un the Basin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

QEk FAMlLYCARRBAGE For SALE
AtSE large and very desirable Fanas carriage,
just completed, for sale low Apply to H. NJ Dd'ake,
ar COLIIOCN & HOLT.
apl Cote
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NJ B.-BHls for Hanses received and 'led the
shortest notice. Timber well dried it sired
Anr7-t< U.s. ~ j.. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-03
Theatrical and Musical.

RowERy THEATRE The attractions for this eveuirg
viii compfte shsksre are's tragedy or Macbeth and
the ceebsed Irish drama entitled the Idiot o! the
shannon" both Of which excellently cast
BROADWAY THEAThE.--The beautiful drama called
Ali that Glitters is not Gold the excellent pantom rse
Of Betty the Tyrolean and the farce OF the A.der.
mans GOWN will comprise the performances here this
evening
NiRLos GAKpES-This evening is set apart for the b.
NETT Of Antoine Ravel The pieces selected the pan
temime OF La fete Champetre the ballet OF Ls For
tune and the new comic psntomime Of the Conf arors
Gift"
BuKroS's THEATRE Burton has provided another
exceedingly attractive performance for this evening con
strg Of the favorite drama Of Oliver Twist and the
lsughable farce OF the Mummy
National TBrATRE.-Mr j fcott is to take his be
NETT here this evening crowded house may anti
cipsted : Charles XIT". " Tom Cringlen and the
Marble Maiden" are the pieces selected.
BAkSuM's husEvM The excellent comedy o. Paul
in the evening, the comedy of Major Jones Courtship
and the psntomine Of the " Fairy Gift .
BowFRY AMPHirHEArRE Sands and Company an
nounce an exceedingly attractive equestrian entertain.
men for this afternoon and evening AL TIE ponies and
dancing horses will be introduced
CHRisTys MINsTRFLs give another Of their highly DO
pular smusemens this evening
FELLOWS MirsTRELS.-Ths popular band give, an az
terpocn ant evening performance to. day.
Miss Alexna Fisher took farewell benefit at the
Chestnut street theatre last evening.
Jim Crew Rice lie playing at the Arch street theatre
Philadelphia
VIM Dinneford long and well known 10 the theatrical
werld died at Panama, on the sth Of December
Madame Celeste arrived in this city yesterday en- route
for Washington where she goes M an engagement at
the National theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-03
The Christians Rioters-Escape of n Flu
gitiye.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 2 1862
United States Marshal Roberts yesterday took niue Of
the Chrtiana prisoners to Lancaster The prosecuting
teer there hncng that there was no evidence against
them, except Kline discharged them.
One Of these prisoners was George Williams runaway
slave. Recorder Lee, of this city had obtained
rant from Commissioner Ingrsham to arrest Williams
fugitive kee and the owner of Williams went to
Lancaster yesterday, and as 5000 as Williams dis
Kline got frightened and about eleven clock he hired
carriage sLd pair OF bores and started with Williams
ard bis tor Pennngtonville, where they arrived
towards morning, greatly atgued They entered room
lockd the door and all but Williams fell asleep when
Williams escaped through window. lie has not been
rettken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-03
From New EnQland.

TRrsHETs IN VERMONT AND NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ERIN RAILROADS INJuRED-FATAI ACCIDENT, Ere.
BosTos, January !, 1852
The late heavy rains and melting have caused
frethets in the Vermont rivers, with damage to the
Northern railroads. The engine Of wood train on the
Central Railroad, fell through wash in embank-
at Bolton-the engineer and fireman we're caught
by the foot boardand Myrick the engineer, burnt
60 badly that he died. The fireman will recover
At West Lebanon. temporary bridge erected In
place Of enc lately burned, was carried away
The rivers oil very high but hear Of otaer
damage.
WALpotE, N. H.. Jan. o 1852
The water in tho Connecticut river very rapidly
and T. height before known last night 1t
risd away the bridge at this place, breaking telegraph
polts covering The meadows with ice. 1t also
III away large cuv.rt on The Valley River Railroad
Tie Rutland cara have not arrived this morning.