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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-31
LIFE INSURANCE.

TIME subscriber. a. the Agent Of the New lori
i Mutual Life Insurance Company, would assin
invite an who desire 10 lay up and secure small
i,nd far he widow and Orphan % give him calls
y M sps Main sarees, square above tho Banks.
THIS Company being en- the mutual principle, ~
nrns3ss accrue 10 the Incurred. Books explanatory
furnishcd gratis with ell other information ~
n % CHAs. WOhEhAM. AZ ~
IE1s0NAHi.E AATlCL kss-tlet Watsr
y Dishes and Covers for huet wheat cakcss eys-
ser sssws. sseak and vegetable dishea oystnr Io{s>
srs. Coffee Urns. Feuders. Of every deecnQQfRa
steel Brass ard Bronxed Fire Sets. flsfs 49,
ers, &c, Sc, for sale q a:NIkk
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GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREET.
LUCK'S OFFICE.
Implements Furnished at the Mine.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 81 I
Az ~ II "a 10 &c 40 on m go "a

Drawn Nos OF Patapsco, 81 Z
40 IS II "a IL Sc 40 70 10 So "a.
Drawn Nos of Carroll County, 9:
II SO 81 SO 26 IL as IA IS 80 AZ % 81.
For TO.Day.-Big Doings. Consoli.
dated of Maryland, d. prize Of $6l,576, 6 of
10000, of 5000, &c. 70 numbers, Is drawn
Tickets $50.
Also, small Lottery of $4,000. Tickets 81.
ia 81
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STATHAUI1S LUTTENf OFF1CEs
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand.)
Drawn Nos. Carroll Co., 81, Jan. 60:
II 50 g. 50 &c IL As II SIS 33 AZ 20 81.
IA 59-S75 sold and paid by
..-...---- STATHAM.
For This Day.-Grand Consolidated, D.
Capitals Sol $40, 6 of 000 5 of ), 600, of $780,
10 of 1900 10 of 10000, 10 Of $50. 70 numbers, Is
drawn. Tickets $50.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
ja3l w II. STATHAM.
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NTHKACITE COAL.-I have now in
n yard, and win keep regularly supplied with
The very best quality OF lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COALs
which WIN deliver In any part of the city at IS 50
per load. Orders left with John A Lancaster q
Son. at the American Hotel, or sent through tno
most Office, will be promptly attended TO.
JOHN w. WRIGHT. Dock Wharf,
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I ADY HULWER's NOVEL.-T1e Sc6o1

AD1 hU i-NER'S NOVEI.-Tne School
Ia TOR Husbands, Novel By Lady Bulwer Lytton
So cents
Wing Almanac Tor 1852, containing q vast amount
Of useful staff teal information l2l cents.
kossuth; beautiful steel plate, full length por.
trait. 37k cents
o'rahalIs Magazine for February, and Sartain fer
do-both beautiful numbers
The Stranger in lndia O., Three Years in Calcutta.
By O. w. Johnston, Esq. = vols 81.
The Philosophc and Aesthetic Letters Of Schiller.
Translated, with an Introduction, by j. Weiss. Is
C ents
Narrative Of an Expedition to tie Polar Sea. in
the years %, 81, ~ AID 20. By Lieutenant
lnow AdmiTaD Won Wrangel, Of the Russian Navy.
IS cents.
Together with the Boston, New York ana Philadel.
phla newspapers, for which subscriptions are re.
ceived. GEORGE NJ WEST & BROTHER
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I CURE ALL PAIN FOR 12 1.2 CTS.
l. YO euro DOLORES, as the Spanish say
DR.. Roses wonderful Pain Curer will cure almost
Immediately Corns rheumatism, Chiibains, Tooth
Ache, Sweled Face, Bad Colds, Bruises, Sprsins
Cholic, pains in the Back Limbs, Cramps, or
Stiff Neck Every person should have bottle by
them. Price l2k and 25 Gems, to be had at
R. K. DUVAL'S,
l. Il H. A II IL
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+ AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE
"A COPARTNERsHfP.-Alli in want of unusual
bargains in almost every description OF Dry
Qeods, would find it to their advantage to make
au early call, as the business must be closed IN
few weeks. a..
We Invite partc.;ar attention ton to our assoftment
Inns, light Ginghsms, silks, Ribbons, and many
other styles Fancy Goods, most OF which we are
selling for onehaIi their usual yai1e
WARREN, FARISS & BROWN,
in l9-ts No l4l Eagle Square.
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E4DY MADE CLOTHING II COST

II EADY MADE CLOTHING At COST.
II large supply Of 0yercoats business Csats.
Pants yesfs &C. 10 be disposed Of at cost, until n
snrina. a, HYNEAAN'S, No. 90 Main street Those
that wish to purchase viii pense call and judge
for themselves, as am determined to close cut
M winter goods at cost, and no mistake. Come
one. come all, and you win find the cheapest CLOTH
ing ever so. a, a, 90 Main street.
Ia 22-dtl2F* l.. HYNEMAN.
WOOO! WOOD!:-The subscriber has Ia
w ken yard at the Richmond and Danviila
Railroad Depot, where he has DOW on hand, and
will be constantly receiving. large quantity OF
Oak and Pine WOOD, OF the very best quahiy.
personsleaying orders at Mr. l.. p. Ellis Grocery.
on Broad street Shockoe Hin, or at the Depot, wiz
be furnished immediately
Ia 20--3m IHUAAs rosiEn.
ENGLIsH GELATINE-7s packages, with
Il fu3 directions accompanying each package
Just received. a..ss
For quality and cheapness, It d superior 70 any
other substance ri the kind In use for making pure
Crystalline Jelly In q few minltes: ..v
de 25 ADlE una1.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES for COUGHS,
20 be had at BENNETT & BEERS Drug
House, No. i25 Main sygees
hnsnion, Clark & Co.'S Genuine Cod Liver Oil
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistai's Balsam Wild Cherry
Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir
Dr. Roses Cough Syrup and Expectorant
Jayne's ExpectoIant
Mrs G ,rdner's and Norvills I.iyerwort
Wistar's Cough Lozenees and candy
OF sale On low terms by the gross, dozen or less
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OR HIRE-A modern style Piano Forte,
ja30 NASH & WOODHOUsE.
I'LL SILk.-White, green and yellow On
SILK, Of superior quality for sale 81
ago o. A. STACKER
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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscribers again
In otter their services to their friends and tho
year. They win use their best endeavors to get
good homes end good prices Persons having ne.
groes to hire out, should send them in to rs BY tina
first day of January, that we may be able to get
them good homes. N b. q y b. HILL.
IA r,-ct1E
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,-st BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.

azs4c-,6IrTSh NOTICE. Our boats win re-
ume their regular trips on THIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-31

A GENTLEMAN from the country, of ex.
"a tensive acquaintance. viii take charge of n
set 81 books on reasonable terms, or would be
wiring to write in sn Office where much writing
may es required Satisfactory cify references will
be Civ. n. Address -. II - at this ,ffce.
ia 20-2.s
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" Il I'll N A MANU- fACIUhESs-Th0
' public is informed that the undersigned have
no coEnexion with any commission house In this
city for the sale of Iron and Steel, manufactured
at their works.
Blacksmiths and artif GERS using Bar, Band
Hoop, Horse Shoe or Nut Iron, may rely upon pro-
curing at our works, articles in their line of the
best quality and at satisfactory rates.
Wrought work of every MISUNDERSTANDING
Spikes, Bolts, Plates Nuts, Washers, &c. &C, fur
nished at short notice and at the lowest prices.
ia 20-d6wlm* TOMPKINS & GWYNN.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18
Ul.4,U,

u Tins townl\l#rch sth, Grnrol Wnr
only son Of Frederick aud france, Il
Eastman, aged 7monihs.
In DANNY, on .hs 10Th inst M,nrl
LiAnD, aged -.
In Cas'hion, on the 93i MI Grorcn
i"rd, aged - years.. z months and /. q,
youngest s"n If VIM and B-,sry Siaa
al 'hr same place.
This drc"nscd went from Ca,ii-,on iot
'i'rn'a aaput. two years md bal. -
where hc renal d unlil the prc.cn,a.a
As disease ,nnkcs ihf,.I, upon L,, r..1.n
tom, and the charms " h,ch FIRST ,,tel
t" that land Of gold gradually fade iri
where IN IT. lnncii ness turns has h.,a.
to the far distant homo o. has vouth.-ah
Of whose joys aud com;ol's lie hopes y
to Pontkr. Ia returning he bccomc,
- the " ,bt5lHGs Fever suli he IL end
to struggle on hls way IS far az the rr,tt
Of his slstcr IN Troy, y. Y " toir, cy,ir
hy 'nc uis"asc, h" ~ obliged 10 friniru 81
three weeks. and then pJ,cccds On =
father iosldcncc IN Castl,ton. ,,,i
'ahc, place and he sinas rap dis 70 liv
b-acc Of death Thus he ha. zone 4,
pr'm" Of manhood, wh-n ilic was pwc,.|
" Hope was whispering Of b. ighter ,.'
come.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18
CAMBRIDGE MAENrr
MINI -.

4. Market 81 Cattle. s'.', -.
Bccvcs and ~ Stores. r,,,...., ~
working oxen. cows. at / cave, :
lineS. two aud three ycastl 10
P,ices - NIarlc, rccr.
81 90 per cw,; 1st qn,in ss.s'
2ut quail 500 a ): I'd anal A.
ordinary Si.oo, Hides 4 ''Y
rcr cat. TAllow 90 4, 10 ~
Pots 81 10 Si,S7, Calf FISH,, /.
1oc Ter 10. Veal Cal,e..,tn,A /
s;ores-WcrAins Oxen. g.; =!
10l.and 122,
Co.'s and Calves. -, % Il
II to 80.
YcaIlincs. $40 to H..
Two year old, IS. 80, u. t, al
Three year old $50. II, seV, y
Is.
Sheep aud Lambs leo q, Il
Ls..
fHlcrs. Extra. 81. ;apl,, /
Ey lot. S2,G7. 3, so, l@ 1
$50. ~"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

rFz5- The Rutland & Washington
Railroad (vla of poultney AMI Salem
was opened through to Troy on Mon
day, end the cars on the entire route
are now running regularly by which
is now completed the nearest, quick
est and best route from New York to
Montreal, and with is connection n,
Ca'tleton with the Washington X Sar.
atosa, is the best between Boston anil
Saratoga.
We shall in orr next give some
particulars in relation TO the situation.
condition aud facilities Of this road as
exhibited Ly the last Annual Report
Of the Directors.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

GE In our notice week or two since
of The Barduell House we had occa.
sion 10 notice tic superior style of'hard
finish which its wall, exhibit, bu, were
NJ the time unable to give the name of
the mechanic 10 whom the crcdi. was
due for 50 excellent show of his work.
In Justice TO Lia, We would now say
that it was done under the supervision
Of .N. j. w. Hckor the builder of the
House.
Mr.. lis residence is at Syracuse
but he has been among us for some
two years. and has left the BardweU
Ho"se---'he .fcademy---'he Engine
Ho"se and .haehi"e Shop of the II. IL
ID. X. X. Co., as enduring monuments
Of lis skill and capacity as "A Master
Mason
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and which was gna,l money. Ter ~:
i,,scs q mtctaa, I'M rovcmcnt. lie
could $50, vote fer ,hc I'LL, because
lie State could slcc, within II miles
on ci.her side Of ,hc road land not in
alternate sections.
My. noa.iass explained t'at tie
hill ecn'l To, he 50 INTERPRETED. The
Land Once had decided Otherwise
some tiao since: wi,h regard 20 the
other liN ii decided differently.
Mr.. Sumnc, said tic had pared oft
with Mr.. Dawson. After some de-
bate between Mes.rs. Eht,,, Doug"
lass ana Underwood, tie gncs,io,
Nas taken ca tie amcuincn. OF Mr.
Underwood, and was rejectad. Yeas
-, nays 70. The bin was then re-
ported to tie Suuatc.
Mr.. Seward moved an amendmcn,
striking out the road from Du'a:uc
to kcokuk, and providing for branch
es to run from Fort Ucsmo.,ss to
Burlington.
Mr.. Cas- said ,hc iii had been
examine d hy TIE committee, and the
roads proposed had been considered.
IF q new road was to be mad it onght
to be passed. upon by the committee
Mr., Hale said he horel that the
amendment would be 50 modified as
to give Iowa the other road, in as
much as it would only require three
hundred thousand additional acres
to he given away. This hili has CO.
culied six weeks, and unless thc land
was given now. more limo would b.
consumed hereafter.
lIorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. The
Honsc went into Committee Of The
Whole Oh Inc state Of til" Unicn, and
took MP the bill for cml loyin. dcGci
enclcs in the appropriation for the
year ending June 1873.
MIR !lllivcr desired 10 call the AZ
ten'ion of the Committee to a remark
made to the gentlemen from Virgin
ia. Mr. McMcIlcn, few weeks ago.
in reply 10 the gentlcmen from Flori
da, Cabell. when he took occasion
to say Of the Cnoa PARTY Of Georgia
that it was composed OF factious Of
all parties, and he saw ia one passed,
an application to that II)nora bic end
patriotic party Of tn, term IicbaIl.
Mr. McMullcn said he did hot use
the remark attributed to Kim, but he
did i. under the excitement Of the
moment. lie WAS free to admit that
that he intended nothing disrcpcct.
inl 10 that party. for perhaps the gen.
ueman Is aware Of the fact. that he,
Mr. McMullcn, acted and co operated
with that party dnring tie last Con.
gross.
Mr.. Brooks rose to a poin. order.
Referring to tic 3lst rule.
Mr. McMullen--To which rule do
you make the point Of order?
Mr. Brooks to both Of you.
The rule was read, to the effect
that gentlemen must strictly couinc
themselves to the question under dc.
bate, and avoid personalities.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18
ca Maine goes for WINFIELD SCOTr

ES Maine goes for WINFIELD SCoTr
for PresiI-rt.--r Tribune.
Maine Wing. are oGlencr seen in Na.
iinnal Conventions than in Electoral
Colleges. They are particularly ambi
'ious Of having a great deal TO say in
the selection OF candidates, but they are
the most modest and retiring men il the
world when the business Of elec,ing
them is 10 be attended 10. So j, ha,
been IN year, pat, and 50 We presume
1t Will be hereafter TROY Wig
And ye, the Wing and nil the ultra
Fillmore papers were ioua in .hoir re-
loicings on the announcement Of the IT,
ninimiiy Of frclin. tia, existed AMONG
tie Wings of Urgi,ia in favor of
Mr. Fil'morc,--a state that i alwnys
ioudeit heard in convention, ard as We,
has aerer been" seen in an Electoral
College Maine Wings, We believe,
hare been thar.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

INDIA RCEhEn CASE. Mr. Web.
s'er aud Mr.. Reverly Johnson, Of
Baltimore, lave bcen retained to try
the great India Rubber case a, Tren.
ton the term of the cour, common.
eed on the fourth Tuesday of this
non'h. As a question Of precedent
in patent cases, ,hi, cause attracts
considerable attention, beside. iuyol.
wing Pecuniary interests Of much
naa gni.gdc.
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PORTER, RtrtAIIAG RirLr.-
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York ,Jo"raoi IF Commerce thu,
notices The repeating Iine recently in.
vented 10y Mr. Porter Of Tennessee.
II !, a repeating rifle with n ven
2r"nrc. 1t load, aud primes itself, SOL
"c'>m rs ,hi- seems. T., use it rs a
revolver !oi PIT on a cylend.r with
eight loal~ aad discharge them in sur.
cc'-.on. i"n may pat on another cyl
onIrr. No caps are u.rl-l'," gun Le-
'ng rr'me'l GA Maynard. principle.
~ a repeater. IT has another move
mon'. DI.carliag he cylcnder. YOU
may drop over The beck what Mr.. Por.
ter calls the magazine, which con
'aIns sixty Charge Of pow der and ball,
These sixty charges you may fire us
fast ms waicL ticks.
MIR. Porter Is a modest and reli.
gus man, Of The Baptist per>uasirn-
lie was conscien,ou.ly scrupulous as to
the introduction Of so destructive a wea.
pom into public use. and consulted the
n'rnhcr, OF his religious society on the
sn'Iec, They same. very wisely. to
the conclusion tha, the more lc,truc,
tive the weapon. Of war we're rendered
the Shorter aud fever woaid bc the con-
dict, Of arms
We ,hnA The conscientious inventor
Of this destructive weapon must be a
''ineal descendant OF a certain Baptist
clergyman We once heard oil as figuring
in the battles Of the earlier days Of the
republic. Bein. called upon, he was
forced mach against his conscience
aud .lilc against his wil!--to iake IN
arms in defence Of Tie soil and "a due
lime found himself in the serted raass
# an army ranged fur battle. Con.
SCIENCE ana duty were holding fierce
,'rugslO Tor ihc mastery over hm a. the
bali opened, and IL wa, not al! the
lance had become fast and fagiou. lha,
any marked demonstration Was made
~ him whereby one could judge as TO
shich would eventually triumph. Al
as,, as tie conflict ,l.ickened, and the
ricIcr! became less certain, he marked
q hHe locking ihcef in The enemy's
ranks whom he thought within hi.
'ansr, - and under he excitement Of
hr occasion raiscl HI, rife, and draw
- bead on ,he duoHtd man slacu.
'alsd--''fhs lord hore mercy on gear
'y1'f,'-- sLen down came hi, stms ~hi
- fiR- hsn. ioe hSrmlrssiy n, hi. side
ihn -M repeated toise 'hrte or foar
hse' vA.n erasiirT iisebarge .,nc
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

Z AccftgSr ~ 1853 i.rpSoS il,La
H. ,i,--- e, collision ,ock place on 50,
urday evening, aaos, six mics belos
Albany. between freight aad gravel
train, hy Which onc man vas hlllcd
aud another badly injured. The frcigh,
train Was considerable behind time
aud oning to the 70: was unable to
iinsui,h Signals; And tie gravel
train had no rish, to be running ,hen.
Wherever The blame rests, Sure,in.
,caien, French viii promptly ,isi.
the penalty, as it is his rule 10 iid
the road Of all who do not strictly obey
orders.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

E-a9- a Les, Of gamblers we're bro
ken up a, Salem on Saturday ni:hl.
City Marshal Vim, wiki Iosse Of
police, made descent uIoa a en-,
l'ic'oas place nesr the Lii Road Dc.
tot, and grabbed atou, dozen Of
prol shaking irs;sr.i',. The serc
- - sIan'nc'i 70 ds-.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

E@5-They have novel way ofcn-
ploying the soldiers in and about Pa
ris. Regiments are made to take
forced marches from one Ioin, of Pc
ris to another, or from the capital to
some suburban village, in order to
keep them up to time. ] saw ycs'cr-
day. says correspondent. two rcsi-
mcnts going of at a brisk rate 10 s..
Denis. They were armed, equipped,
and rrovisioncd, as Cor march across
the desert. "Thcrc is no knowing"
says he commander.in.chicf, "how
soon they may he wanted in good
earnest, and it would be awkward.
IN case Of an emergency, to find Tie
army grown fat aud llethcric just in
the momcn, Of need
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

fesn ,.se eaensy, bria. az Jea'a sad &c
.faci ioa ,sio bi, 10, no Ia vicinity.
sri -. lac .as several oC Lt. l,irul, .all
at hi. SIDE --hc raised b.. arm. ;--.craek
aen; ihc oil RE off wen, ,Lc doomed
oiTicer--ani +" iiy Ito' yoT 6or"td Old
tyie. va. All that IA. heard to coin,
fram tie 4eil msu's lir..
We 80 MT laov thai this cicf ~ man
nane was Pc,f,r.---bui a should hive
been. ---ssj The above nnmcrl Inventor
should be a, ieas, h. grandson.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

PRESIDENTIAL SulCIDE.--Thc
Washington correspondent Of the "
\. Times writes -
Gen. Butler has probably used
himself NJ BY his letter to +, Y. Blair,
rcrHdiatng The support CT the Free
Soiers. They have deserted hm
with surprising unanimity. So far
from his letter being able or eloquent,
as some lave called it, it is a very
weak production, feeble III its logic.
and badly written. This is the only
candidate who has yet committed sui.
eide the others, on the Democratic
SIDE, are only ravenously dcvonrins
one another
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

ANDftfNg FAct--l.ast weak we
recorded tho fact that "a sturdy Old Dem
uc,a, had asserted. ia our presence.
that he would tote for Willard Fillmore
in preference 10 any D-mocra, thai
could he brougb. oai. S.nec then one
Of the Ira,ling Democrats Of this county
in conversation with u.. made tins
emphatic declaration "For q ycm
my mind has beea mad, up 10 ro'e Tor
III. Fillmore" These facts indicate,
in our opinion. the existence Of a very
general sentiment ihronshon, the State.
itiaches,er { Ia.) RcpaJlicon.
Just so I'VE think the question now
settled as 10 Virginia. An as.u,e loco
in Vermont has also discovered a s,ur.
dy old Wing who says he shall vote
for Las Buchanan. Douglass. Batter,
Houston or somebody else, before he
riR ,",r for Fillmore. aud Mcreforc,
the Wing par'y's hopes are here, all
blasted.
Taking votes on steam and canal
boats is quite silly enough --b'i, found.
ing Judgement, on what tbs or that
sturdy old li-aifrcicI wing or demo.
crat may say is running the thing quite
into til" ground. !, will require the
change of several study democrats TO
bring Ari''ocra,ic Virginia into the
wing f"ld-whilc Vermont is quite to
firmly fixed in her principles TO be led
of the track by an occasional sliyh, dis.
affection OF disagreement, in The party
on MINOR questions.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

by" A merchant in Indiana off,
ers to make a bet ofS50o0 that he will
sw'm from Cincinnati to Madison,
in tie Ohio river, howard Of so miles
in the month of August next. without
sleep and with only fifteen minutes
rest, and refreshments every six
hours.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18
FOR SALE.

A FARN lying in Wet Salisbury s
- banks OF OTTER Crr'k, shouts g''
u h"ii from the Railroad Depot, Nj be ,,
tue 1uh'crihcr on reu.Dubbie terin', ssia'
c'"si.'s Of lIj acre., Of which 50 - ytII'
moved by the srring freshcts ot Una ~
ihc '"rm 10 well divided "a regards ne.
pasture aud woodland, contain. a s@~d .
orchard ahdis well 1atered. h,taslta'
above il a g""d house aud three bsfn'
POSSESSION will be given a. 'o1h 1' W.
81 ApFiI. =,
l2w3- WARREN ULDDt'
west Salisbury Adii.onco M4fch
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Stolen
LROM Inc nremi.nsn lie luhIer.

EkOM the premises oi the sub,c'.e'
hight 81 the 18th irst., hind 80
double naRFon. bald wh,ri We 'sa'
p1ihted ,i.bti,b red. hnund with os
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