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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

a GREAT SrRiKE ~ WiscoNslN.-
The Mineral roin. Tribune say, tia,
RoBERr DrrS, while boring for an Ar
,esiah well, n few miles eas, Of that yil-
laye. sunk the hole with the borer about
fifty feet, and in SO doing has cut through
over thirteen feet Of solid mineral
This. We believe, is the ,hickest vein Of
mineral ever strucx in this vicinity and
II il proves ~ exte1sivc ~ present ~.
p~earances would indicate, will be the
richest lead on record Mr.. DYrR has
recently been laboring under n severs
attack Of the "Calif"rnia fever" lie Is
decidedly conralescent and we'll he
may be.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

NAvrs y, visirons TO n Mil.
rAsy tcApt Ny. ATrolSrtp MT Tns
PKrsiptst rug is52-i. Nes liamp.
shire. lion. Joel Eastman = Rhode
Island, Prof. Alexander (aswell ,.
Vermont, Hon. Po,:us Baxter 1. Nav
Jersey. a u. jackson 5 Delcwnrc.
Joseph l.. Cumecys; 6. Virginia, Hon.
VIM, l. Gogc,n; .. South Carolina,
Col. NJ. {. Hammond s. Eeu,ueky,
y, Wolf; .. Tennessee Gen. Lncius
J.. Polk 10. Indiana, Rev. G. Miller ;
II. Illinois, Rev. J. 7. Worlhinglon /;
II Missouri, Willis l.. Williams Is.
Michigan. VIM. a. Howard; II. Ar.
kansas, Terence FarelIy ij. Texas,
Gen. Memucan Hunt: l6. California,
Henry $. Dexter.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15
THE HERALD.
suesssAy %svrsisa, Arrii. IS
DaAONaATtC NoVGMEArs-DtsI
~. u

Il 10 decidedly anussns 10 . disin-
~rsstsd s,tncss --sn cat sdcr-,.o
eVss ibe slaalslins sni Contention,
gong on ~ the rre..n, time be;~een
the Old lanisrs cf the Err, district.
aud their free 81! allies. Asa gea.
ual L.inS the free soil portion Of this
party have been Sufficiently sub.erv,.
ant to please the ,no,, dotninesting
Pro Slavery master ; their PRINCIPLES
have been sufficiently plastic to be
ruos'ded into any form : they hare
nsssbsd ksss, shss.sd thess, eoao.
tssD&sAsd 80 beltsS.--and h sH
insssDess inrGeisiy obeyed orders {;
bat uhsr politely invited to stay away
from IN important convention, some
little ,ixn Il a tsvol, is witnessed !:
and Why should nc, this be sol-
Ill the principle, they have ever pro,
no ssted on paper-resola,ions -
isper rsl'eu We resolve &C..
,herefore'AWhy then should the starch
Be taken gu, Of their patriotism when
they arc sailing on, apparently 30
lrcsre'eusly. toward tic goal Of ,heir
hopes death 10 tyranny freedom
70 tie slave As well might u at.
temp, to steal from a militia officer
the glories that cluster around a'train
ing day-or pluck from him the hon.
ors ever attendant on q general
muster and ask him 10 take it ouie,.
iy and comllacen,ly. If there is
pluck !ef, in the rank. Of the free
col democracy, they will submi, to
no such indisnl,y as is now offered
'hcsu BY the call Of the old hunkcrs.
They Moa'd not /; aud wha, is more,
the Post in q four column article
says they '.mont! ard this, We take
il, settles the matter. II was Julie,.
We believe, Who said she found " Tar.
lng such sweet scrrow," that she
could say good night all i, be NOR
row With no such expression Of
feelirg as this, does the Post take
leave Of is Romco's,- the Patriot
aud toe Age blu, with the utmost
n0nchalance signifies to these cratic
sui,ors tina. the offerings they bring in
the name Of democracy and love are
neither sitcere or acceptable, and
that their ways are ike the peace Of
God, they Iass all understandings"
Bu. how generally the curse al.
Nsed by the Pos, will be pursued by
the party We cannot say. The smell
Of the ANTICIPATED sro!ls viii doubtless
lead many 70 attempt to force their
way into the clique af hungry patriots
And ~e may see some especial eshi.
b't,ons Of craxhsh movements on the
part q many Of on, free soil friends.
Let u waii-and we shall sec vha,
We shall see"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

A female convict in Sweden il ~
in ice, on experiment, and q man ~
found lately in Switzerland WHO rs
Signs OF life after being frozen Ms
months The power of stopping "hf
the world goes on; may be tho ~
wonder Ice houses may soon b. !
vert''ed with comfortable arrangersl
for skipping an epoch, or waiting j
the next generation. III
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

fsJ~ The block Of Red Granite
which the Government Of the Swiss
Confederation has had PREF ared for
the Washington Monument, bears this
significant inscription
Die alte freie Schweiz dem An.
denken des Generals G. Washington"
"Old free Switzerland to the mem.
DRY Of Gen. G. Washington"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

liz h,s4 9 mu,d~r. Ard de
. eos,r9. sutA vts $50 std q
'F,.hung Fitzgerald . a,sn vic es
.~;is2ed the aassfr. Ia, there 10 &c
rae ~,iAou,s ~ eses,'i~n. Msrsiat,
,ci. a. tbs; 10 hsrsaa beng 10, iss
u spvs fM ava! remote tcct" q
ne kssss. . sossesAins II 5 eaeem
ias qaAai,y --Csorss Rottu fusu
al nd ss< eaS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

OPENING or NAvI0ArIoy.-Tx
st Lawrence is open from Osd.s'
burg, steamers leave for C,ms
ports Immediately. Tho WellrI
Canal is free of leo. Groceries j..
ing forward by Ogdensburs for VI
per lakes.
Buffalo,. AprI 10th.-Thc ID
sun and favorable wind had cr.
effect on the ice today ; it is brat
ing here and on Lake Eric.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

hs5> Within nine days, says the
Halifax Sun Of Mare h eth, 5000 bar.
rels of mackercl, with nearly 1000
barrels of herring, and a very little
short Of 1000 6rkins Of butter have
been shipped from that port to the
United States.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

rxJ~ N. p. Willis, Esq, and his
fa'herin'law, Hon. Joseph urinnell,
were at St. Thomas, W. L., on the
10Th ult. expecting to leave there for
the windward islands in the steamer
from Southampton, Eng, on the
21st. Mr.. Willis's health had mate
rally improved, under the s~alubrious
influence Of tropical climate.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

BxJ- In the matte. Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, North and
South, a reference pursuant to the
order Of the L. S. Circuit Cou 1T has
commenced before Mr.. Commissioner
Morton, Of New York, respecting the
division of the property, which is es
timatcd at over $4,000.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

Fife At ST, ALBAys.--.A seriou.
hire occurred At this place on Monday
night Of last week, by which several
stores, n hotel and other buildings
we're burut. Loss estimated a. s15O.
900, mostly insured.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

cE-Horace Mann thus sums Up ~.
OF the advantages Of modern ~inven,ios
"One boy, with a foudrinier macLs
VIII make more paper in . ,welvems<
than all Egypt could have made ~,
hundred Yeas during the reign Of u
P'olemics. One girl, with a powerprs
will work Oft books faster than a mills
scribss could copy them before the in's
ton Of printing. One man with 40 10
foundry will turn out more u~tensils III
Iubal Cain could have forged lad !
worked diligently to this time"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

Co Mr.. Forrest, at the end Of
last week. had performed an engage.
lnens of % nights at the Broadway
theatre tine proceeds Of which, to him,
cannot fall much, if any, shor. Of $50
900.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15
Eta- A private letter from An ;o,

D5- A private letter from an intel.
l'gent source in Paris, says THE au.
tocracy Of Louis Napoleon can be en-.
dangered only by his propensi.ies OIL
tendencies to Imperialism in form.
But God only knows what may or
what may not happen in this coun-
try
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

AusTkIA.--K ossuth's sisters no. ,
eased but his mother, youn ger '''a
and Is children. of .he sisters in prss
have been permitted BY Governnsn''
receive the gif ola philsnihropia,lb
they all being dependent On the no'ss
for their daily bread!
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

s@5- A despatch from Cincinnati
states that q resolution has passed the
Senate, TO loan ,hs arm, Of the State
20 Kossu,h.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

Ba- A son Of Rev. Mr.. William.
son, a Universalist minister, of Louis.
v'lle' hung himself last week at his
fathers house. He had recently been
reading Andrew jackson Dayis's
Book on Clairvoyance.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

t0~ The Cincinnati Gazette n
that during March last, bst.ssaN
and 5000 persous-mostly farus"-
shipped at that point for Cslifoni-
mostly without any intention Of =
turning.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

They have tremendous ffeshet' >
California. overfiowing I SAcransas.
Neved. and Marys'ins-ds''r0y's
crops DC Several hvss were ~
The mines are Yielding we'll.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

A Gem.-"I have learned thssr
pubiics may cease to DO Chris'ia
but Christianity can never ce,ss '
be republican KossuM.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

Do Bishop iIedding, Methodist
Episcopal chr'ch, 10 dead. Bishor
wsugs sa.ce.is hin
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

" s000 Fugitive Slaves hs" d
rived in Cansda 10 the last i~s y'''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15
tho House on the o. 81,

WV ''S"N" Wv WV Ell AL \
now before the Senate. ~ I'D
The o,her till is t, c~nf,.,,
made beyond the State. f., ,t.'
Torrance Of la,or within IL.
thereof, Should THIS bin ~. ~
tracts will be made immed,,,,,
'ahorers in China, aud a tr,,b ~
,us be given to the dcvclo, ntn y!
mineral resources, and tho -
men. Of tic city, the growth q,
is retarded much by III. pr,s,,, )
price Of labor. III
The weather n, las, account. a. I
Francisco. was as delightful ~
be wished for.
Expeditions are Icing fo,,a.s
the gold mines Of Queen c.
Island. Three vessels would ~
soon, we'll armed, to resist anv 49,
from the inhabitants. or the l.s.
who inhabit the Island.
The San Joaquin Republican ~
the miners were never 80 well cn,Iz
ed ; some OF them we're were n,,.I
from 90 to $50 per day. y
The balance in the Califcrn, I'll
ury on March Sth. was s5s.siJ
which $4,000 belongs to the ia..|
fund.
Several lives arc reported 10
beer. lost b. The late ,freshcs
Oyegox.-The news from thh
try is not important. The s.ho,rl
Juliet had been wrecked. Tisr.|
bodies Of those loes on the mr.
steamer Warren have been found =.
Capt. Flavel and others were enns
in buoying out the channel to the !,
at the mouth Of the Columbia river
b1B- We arc panied to learn n
the Hon. NJ ALLEN, fE,l
gate, died at his residence, on ,ht !
inst, Of apoplcxy. Mr.. Allen, =
widely and f~avorably known in .
State. lie was formerly Amera
Minister to the Chilian Reputs
South America.
Cor. .Shade, general agcn. o f,h. }.
uIar Education Society. reported Of d
9Th Andual meeting recently h.la
Cleveland, that 40 female ,eachen h,
been sent out the past year, making
whole number sent out by the B~
24S. or these there were FROM
Massachusetts. 20; New York. ,
Connecticut, 20; Ohio, { West. R'
8; Pennsylvania. 3; Vermont, i
Maine. ~ New Hampshire, 10 RA
Island, 4; Virginia,l.
These teacher. have been distrit.
rs follows -
Indiana, GO Wisconsin, - 0,
10; Missouri, 10; Pennsylvania,
North Carolina, 8 Alabama, Q @
gon. S; Illinois, GO; Michigan,
Iowa. IL Tennessee, 8; Minesoa,
Kentucky, 8 Texas. 2.
And n now teaching At the Sd,
nee Mission, but destined for Men
1t il expected by the Board .ia, eu
teacher sent out shall continue 10 IL,
nj least two years, and this sxpec,.r
has rarely been disappointed, FIJI
four Of the number have bss, m,rrp
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

aeS- The Free Press says: The
election in Connecticut has gone 'hich
and dry for the .ocos. No, 50. I,
may have so..e high enough. but
that It ~en, GIier = 'ieary ret i.
Holt certain.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

The proceedings Of Congress. yesterday,
were neither particular interesting nor
important. The Senate was occupied
throughout the greater part of it.,
session, In 'is,entrg TO very ,c~s and
prosy speech by MIR Mason Of Virginia,
on the subjcc, Of non. interyenlion. or
course, as = g%enuine Virginia abstract.
ionis's, Mr Mason ven against any 10.
iervenlion in favor Of Kossu,h.
Hungary, or in any other case
where nothing but actual liberty per
So, was sought for. It is only in
cases where tie ~"earea.ion OF the ar.s
OF freedom ~oull bring land and Ne.
gro slaves, especially the latter. into
the Union, that such men a. Mr. Mason
can tolerate any reference 10 i~nt.rven-
ton. With Hungary ard Poland, i.
would he a departure from iL. preeep,.
Of Washington. Wih Tea, or Cuba
II Is very different affair.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04
!. =. : y IT, .---.,,--
ID. n INV NLh>. N".' ~
rn,;,.j>sioNE5:- NOTICE..

y /. ttc sr1,cr'U"r9, bang appointed by
t." ilun. rrlbaic t'',t inr the distJlcl 81
Rultino. commissioners - rcCclrr.rKttuin"
aui ah,u>; al clIins aua d",r4ud- Of az p.;.
sau, a9a.nst III" Es;atc al WA i. B,.Hu,
lai" 81 p h."N>turv ~ aid d, strict de-, n--",
rep ">r"tcd Iusp!Vrnt lnd SIX months ffun
tn" -, dIy TT January, iaIn.! allowed by snl .
cnur, TOR 'htl pGip>se, we d. i'erriuIc h"ir-
bY give 1r''r" '..tt NV will attend |" iht
bG-.nr-- 81 eYr ~,H Improvement at Me
Counting Room OF Ia" Late W.. u btrNns
on the fret Mondays ~ lrr.t 1na lu'r 1rN'
ff1ta ~ % ci,ch \ ~ uu!ri Il o',i"cH, I ~
on "ach 81 ~ ii ta,,
Dated 70; SHREWSBURY ,.'. ora day o. Jan.
l-jl. q
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04

! EHKAND !. NLnl:!i'.. prcs't
- t. IiipNrSNN. N,cr rrc>',,
SETH THOMPSON, es,crary,
JACOB StOtI. l,casrgo.,
nRRIN SMITH. Moi,eai Examiner.
{. N, EIE!.EE Substitute.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04
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ysHJNsiIo>r 80 . -' = 80 'h-
- I,~,s... p,si-ea.is Yssadtrs ....- -sf' lsa''i
o.e,,,. E.e,,.,, a. >sf.sSs ISfs- , issh Ss''I :
,1,, ..,st.. asa sshse ~ s.is'''. es9 .ss l.
80 e..;I., J.,ss su sa.s ss-..-.. 80 -
80 @ES,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04

E'1-ss A..-A% TI3ti aE%- chaH.
1 t.. i .,'J.., tT, /" the ,in ;t,h"r winch
ace "a, lu..i"Grio.y sr''lrd, w,,, to- let
" TIA an Attorney t.' .".,r'ton
LCIE!UN DANIELS
+ ..,,l. ,-Il. -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04
ill,r Iouu Is,ca

q r.. n. Nat:"f
d. .v.r-a ~ y. - s-e'ab.',
,...s.srr. t.s.t thstai ffa',s's
- ,.s.. sfas. tas q - 'sii sistt.si
80 Ift,t I y iNEc
,..e.e, sst rrfine rsi e's'i'ns ." -
-. ...s i,tiE'rs as ~ Aiisn baf'.
r r...,,a 20 49, dssrci S.cr.ss4
..s o., 'hs rpn'' hsr tv sl3rr
4. ss ,ircsie' ubef.sn rsnsS &C.
~k,r,E ~ $50 co-7ti hs,s' 81 ss-,
.,.,.s 81, .a, So - Asf-ssr 81 .
-. > .pa,i Is =" h~lf e. taale'r,
...t .s's Gsy - @s'rh afl
....a f. 'teg mst H7se aga "a:
..-- ~tH - -htta gu..,r-.,
..s ,sat- rnn' ~ 'hr rsrn' =
.at ! I ~ weeks su~
.- l.'..t I.,sld res,
l.t!te4 ,o''' ss'- W
.-...f sas'l Ne r.,,.o'.s g. -.
s4ta hssis-
..i- ars ~ fUcnta.
AtHsS N,Nsss. Judge
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04

Tir - ,etah Of tie l'ge,str roa't 'oI tLc
a3.t;.rt Of rs,yhavra Is. be hrid g: '..r r-1.
bat OF - 90 Cs,,,cLon sn sad d,'r'ot an
lAr fret " edGrses, al each nson.h isf he
yea ersa.ag.
{. AtA0S Thr~rE, ist-v
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04

JOHN : iihLI'S ESTATE.
[n,,'a,. ,,' ,,,;,,

rrATEuF S,atlDNI d. l. -.,.nicrr,i That
h"'ret o. ts''nt'c * a. al q G,,s,c '.an
- '.'' ri''lc'1! - ~ IT,, - 80. ''''e' ." t""
W '"
49, - ",',,''',i,.'.,,",,.' ne 'H'''' %
-" .. ~ 49, q - "."''"',' - '''' as
~. ~ ,P.'' ~ ''"t'' Il" account
80. - '"' w. "'A ''A recount
'''""
- ~ ''''" ~ ''', '"', "'' Va" eNa"
.''''.i' 81 -','' arc QUIZ ''' allowance ." ana
''' ',"' 10 ",'',' i'"''i'" |" N''f''" "'
:, '''' IT,. w. ~ ~ az ,,'' '"'t'. 'N'' ="
'.' H''.'
- Wv, .''
:, ,".',' -, '.'' ~" 20
~ !" '"'
t'..''''' ,'''.', IT. .r'P'' ,',n' - "''-
~ mus ~ '''' ''''t AZ
80"
=. 80 v..
'".F 'rNF- judge.
p :. ,,,, ;..., $, i l -, :, =,
80 49,, .fs,t ~
-" '''''''' "' ''' "-''' "'S ~ ''"' ~ !"
,,l.
! NP''''H 80" Eu''d ms "' Nt'h Ann
! iio's'r. ae1 Hmiy l. i!"1hcr. "."or, and
| hens - ia Hooker i''' ~ Foh'h''' o'-
| '"n,'d haV" h'3r app cation :" -"H '''''i
| ior N'"hf 3" .'N Az ~. gent '-''' d.
sl'd "':-' WEN. ' : W. 81 ''''f
they "Nn ."
cr'"a'rf "' '" '"r .'' ~" 40
""a COS hr- n0A ." $50 ''H'
a."'r''''- aa. 'H''h'i ''"i''''...- Z. .''
G 'n.' '..-' b! $40 'c"n:' '"'rrr ''ln' .l'"...
ct snd 'NiTd- :" fN 49," Sat" p. o. "'''.' .'
h'frtnF" P'oEtng SOD ..t 90 i'"."~' '.'""i
? I" sell 'ie "h''r "i snj'~ u r-l'i" D." IH4'"-
2 'hr f"'trsi"H 81 81" ",'"F' r't pr Do 'n'
premises
II i''forfr ~ So" r'"f. '"f' 80 a"P.'ca-
ton De h'lfd ~" d""'""H ~ . .'-,'.'' e. = '11
2 r"uu - No hott - "a fr'hi'' ono" M '-.'
hrt'H ~ ia" J., Nr"rr.'+} ga haf'u n"H'
ana '''t n'i.fc 'H"'"o' h" "''rn u az per
SOUS 'n,r'r-tra b' Pi'iI>'''E r'P, "' IN
o TrcAf 90 'h's "rdtr 'h''. "a-' h'.f. 'r->'sc'
" ~ it' E'ilInG 't'-l'", q 81" >p1n"r "li''
( cd ~ Rutland IN tD'- state, prr i"Ds /" al,
h tan" 'pP''ni"d i"f SAID h'arns
''t' "tF ~ record.
-
STATE Of NEBNpN gFE i'rem,u
",,''''t o. H"'.''', AE ''',"t, 81.
a. - 't' '''i'h "' '"' ~ .'H't '..'' OF '"'
$50 ~" ''' ~ ''''.'l" "','. - 'nt'l.''' ''.
, , T. '"' ''.' 900. - ''''"'
b prr,rnt iloa. utRylY nII1oN I,,J..,
Ni..,,, IL. ~. .,,.,,,...-t,.,
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NEW SUPPLY

Il : SgrhcER ni.rn.s l'"re g 30 tr-
p vsr, r. ne 70. s7aAu'is.sift
- : r. Di Gfa9g. md HtH (hsr-
~ Caaig.
hat he has as, recs-i - Q irc.h lot together
va ~. 's- es;s.eis ps;ss' ssegc'Ffs ef'r~
d,y,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04
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ANDTiiEk IDr "f tiucy Iurs, jas,
OPP ned al No J Dlnicls E!nch, rpus,s,l,. Il
HNrd,sa M,rlns, ,lctnr,nrs, aid CuN.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-14
Land. for Sale, Stock, &c. &c.

FTNHE Subscriber, wishing follow merchandising in
i Charleston, S. c., will sell on the LIST day of De-
cemher next at public auction, at Marion Court House,
South Carolina fourteen hundred of land and up
wards lying Catfish Creek, about miles South
west of Marion C.. H., the road leading from that
place to Bennesvile Said lands highly productive
tor cotton peas wheat &c. &c. There is
catfish running through the land which would afford
much profit for mill, in dry time other stream
will hold out. Saving would also be profitable here.
There about $50 acres of this land under cuva-
hon all of which has been cleared within the last nine
years, aud produces abunanty cotton OATS wheat,
potatoes, rice, &c. The woodland is of fine growth ;
there numerous swamPs spreading through it, which,
if drained would produce we'll one hundred years
hence they would now Swamp land, when drained,
the hest kind of land in this country There splen-
did new dwelling house the plantation neatly pain
ted and plasered and all other ouhouses necessary for
farmer fences, gates, and garden all in good repair
Also at the time and place, will be sold two
match horses six mules thiry-sx head of CATTLE eight
mich COWS, yoke of oxen hundred and twenty
eight head of sheep, hundred and head
of hogs, and variety of household and kch.
furniture Also, farming utensils, sixty bags of
ton, weighing from $50 4lO each-l 200 bushels of
$50 bushels of peas, $4,000 pounds of fodder g.
900 pounds of bacon, negroes aged from years
to Is years; and a variety of liquors.
Terms Of Sule: All sums under $25, cash-all over,
five months credit with good security will be re-
quired. ID. JONES,
Marion &. H., ). e.
June 20, 1852 926-
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NOTICE.
June 2, 1852.

A T my mills, (Buena Vista) miles West of Oxford
N on the road leading from Oxford to Hisboro, my
Woo. Carding Machine ind Foundry are both in sue
cessfu operation All those who paronize my machine
and wish their wool carded and first rate rolls have
their wool we'll washed and picked clean of burrs Sc.
pound of Lard is required to 10 lbs of wool-the
charge for cardng will be u per h., weighing the
Rolls, one fifth pound of WOOL
Foundry.
am now Manufacturing Ploughs of various sizes on
improved pattern and points which will be warranted
to last from to three days longer than any in
in fact say twice as long; also Tobacco Press
and Screos both wrought and cast brass boxes old
Screws Shafts and Mills, MIL Gearing, DC, of all kinds
if Patterns furnished and any casting required which
does not-exeeed two thousand pounds in weight. All
orders for Casting Screws &C., will be thankfully re
ceived and promptly attended to.
Cash will be paid for old Castings, Brass and Copper
prices for Castings will be in accordance with North
ern prices after adding on freight &c.
Address Oxford, Granville Co., N. C.
J. H. GOOCH.
May Goth, 1852. 57-w6w
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