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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-02
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.


80 c. - So %
SPRING ARR1NG EMENTS,-May 23, 1853
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at so A. M, 10 NJ, and EG1 20 P.
Cent? Village, at IS A. NJ, 10 50 and 81 P. NJ
" Danielsonvile, at 7 40 A. N, O5 and OF P NJ
Pomiret, at 90 A. NJ, 81 and AZ p Nj
Webster, at S5 A. NJ, 90 and 40 P. NJ
Oxford, at so A. NJ g Is and 05 p NJ
Arrive at Worcester, at % A. M, so and 90 p Nj
tGl Freight train with passenger car attached.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at As and 10 80 NJ, and BOP. NJ
e Oxford, at IT'S and II 90 " g 81 +"
'' Webster, at 80 and IL 10 " 40
'' Pomfret, OF 8 90 and IL so f" 4" 705
g Daniesonville, at % M, l2 Is and Z 81 NJ
Il Centr'l Village, at 42 " IL 2e and 10 <
Arrive at'Nofwich, at 8 80 Band ( 50 &c
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at 90 P. NJ, Wor,
ces,er al 80 P NJ, Danelsonvle S. and Norwich
at 3 80 P. M.
The 80 A NJ train from Norwich will connect with
Coaches for Providence at Central Village and Pomret
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Danieson
vile, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba.
ny, at 8 25 NJ; for Albany, New York and Way sta.
tons, At 30 M and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. AT Worcetter Station, with Boston
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains.
The II train from Norwich will intersect at Juno
ton with New York Express Train for Boston, ant
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; at orces.
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains
The 30 p NJ Train from Norwich arrives in Worces.
ter in time for the 10 30 NJ Train Boston, which
leaves the Western Station.
Trains from Worcester at 6 as and 10 80 A NJ arrive
in Norwich in for Trains for New Loudon, Sion.
ington, Wmantc, Hartford New Haven and N. York
The 10 30 A M Train from Worcester connects al
Danelsouville with coaches for Providence, whitman
tic and Hartford daily for Brooklyn with every Ac
commodation train.
At Dayville with Coach for Ashford Tuesdays Thurs
Gays ono saturdays Tor Providence, Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays
The 90 NJ Tram from Worcester connects at Web
ster with Coaches for southbrdge, daily; tor North
and West Woodstock, and Eastford, dsilg.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat from Sta
tons on the line of this Road. win take the 90
Train from Worcester
P. =. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.


Passenger Trains will run as follows
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at Junction n ashua and Lowellat
$50 am 605 m. SO AIN. $50 am.
Ills IN, I2Sopm Ia pm. Ito pm
AIS pm 535 pm. 6.3U pm $40 m
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.30a.m 7 IS am. 8.05a.m eI5am
ll.35 am. 1I.30 am. 1890 p.m l.50pm
$50 pm. 44j pm. $50 pm. 72O pm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with tralnl
of Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern
Passumpslc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above ramed Roads.
Each Train TO and from Groton Junction. Except the
Evening Train from Nashua,) connects with upward
and downward Trains of the Fitchburg Railroad and
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. m. train connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich, l1.l5a M con.
meets With Boston and Worcester Providence and WorA
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains Ais p. m. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at 81 a m. connects
with the trans of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New York and Albany. That arriving
at p m with p. m. trains of above roads That ar
irving At 720 with the New ork Steamboat Trair
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER R. R. TRAINS,
running in connection with Wore ester and Nashua tlaIns
Leave Fltehburg at 3. n. IL. 40 and 6 90 D. m
Leave Worcester at $50 and H. am and f. Is m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
worcester Groton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
u For connections with the other road at Worces
ter, Groton JUNCTION, and Nashua, Snow and Wi!
der's Pathfinder aud Railway Guide.
% Through Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur
ngton, Montpelier, Wells River aud White River juno.
tUn the fare by of the different routes Wis
Nashua and Fitchburg but change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route.
J. W. sTOWELL, sup't
Worcester, June g. 1853 ieIO dawtf
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OHIO AND NOVA SCOTIA
Rim EASTaA Els.
PATENT AGENCY,
AND
MODEL MANDATORY

No. 2O7 Main ST., (esp StauY,) Worcester.
'ENHE subscriber continues To make Models of all
4 kinds, (wOrkng il required, and warranted to an
swer the requisiil1n OF the Patent OfceO and to
nish Drawings, Specifications etc. and to procure Pa
tents Being connected with one OF the best Agents in
Washington, (see reference below) he is en- hed 10
obtain Patents with the least possible delay and ex.
pense. q. ARNOLD
No. 207 Main st . Worcester
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.

Providence & Worcester Railroad.
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WINTER 1RRARG EMENT.
ON and after MONDAY, Oct 81, 1853. PASSENGER
" Trains leave follows:
Through Trains,
Leave Providence at 7. 80 and as am ard 345 pm
Leave Worcester at and u, IS am, and NJ.
For connections with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester aud with the Norfolk
County Road at Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guile published by George X. Snow. Boston.
The Steamer Perry, to and froA Newport runs
IN connection with the ,l5, m, and Las ain.
Trains
LOnsdale Trains.
Leave Lonsdale at 6.l5, 8, 10 IS am. and 2, 4,lO,
sos, and 7,l5pm.
Leave Providence at 6,55 945 am and I2 Is SIS
els, and {, 30, pm.
The 5,35 Train from LOnsdae will not stop at Valley
Falls or Pawtucket
ISAAC II. soUTHwICK. sup't.
Providence, Oct. |, 1853 dawtf
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Fresh Ground Genesee Flour,

1000 BBLS best extra Genesee Flour receiving in
IOOO Store, from the Western Railroad Depot,
direct from the Mills, and for sale at The lowest Market
prices, by the subscribers Also have for sale good
common brands ALDRICH x CO.
iy28 diff as aud AS Front st., Wolcestr Mass.
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Leonard's Exp-ess.

rHzzszzn To and from Boston and intermediate
49, ~ ~ places, by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch. DIFF ie9
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Soda Ash.

On CAshs Soda Ash, in prime order, for sale by
l., G. $. & 4. J. HOWE
WI WOr, Bank Block
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25
al en-

At the White Sulphur Springs, on Wednesday.
the 18th inst, MARY ANN HETH, only daughter OF
Mrs Virginia Hetn, in the llh year of her age.-
The deceased was an unconmonly interesting lit.
tie girl. Intelligent tractabe, and atfectonate she
the joy of her mothers heart, the pet and darl
ing of all the household. Those who nave felt how
closely an amiabe and sffectionate little girl can
wind herself around the heart, may readily con.
ccive the unutterable sorrow which her removal
has occasioned. And yet, if consolation be posi-
BILE in the freshness of such bereavement, those
to whom she was nearest and dearest, may find it
in the fact, that neither sin sorrow had taken
root in her Innocent heart, before its pulses
stilled forever.
On Tuesday, Msy oath, at the residence of her
daughter, Mis- Frances Bailey, on Church Hl Mrs
ELIZABETH ATKINSON, formerly of the county
of Hanover, in the 18th year of her age.
The friends and relatives of the deceased, and
also those of her daughters are invited to attend
at 9 o cl OK.
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Corre.pondence Of the Dispatch.
WARRINGTON, NAV %

| The d;nlomatic appointments have all been
determined upon, il is believed, and we look
| for The Union tomorrow morning to announce
| the fact. with aiist of the appontees.
The rumor that John Van Buren, is TO r :.
ceive the French Mission is not Credited
Such an appointment would raise commo-
ton in the ranks Of the Southern wing Of the
marty, that would, perhaps, imperl its vitality.
Rumor still assigns to Mr. Wise this Mission.
Gen. Dix, Of New York, although having al.
ready qualified as Assistant Treasurer for
New York, is also named in connection with
this post.
The iury, TO whom was committed on Fri.
dav last the famous Gardiner case, will, II is
coniectured agree 10 disagree. The United
States have already spent large amount OF
money in the prosecution OF the "uardiners !;
and government will find il difficult thing to
conriet where il is intnaled the potent in
fuence of the almighty dollar is likely to be
felt.
On the 1st of July, the Washington kepub'
lie comes out as IN independent journal. Inc
daily will be furnished TO subscribers al %
per annum, Gust one.half OF the present COST OF
the paper,) and 12l cents per week, when de-
livered TO city subscribers.
Our municipal election comes OH on the
first Monday in June, and the trends oil the RI
val candidates are busiy engaged IN the agree .
able pasrime of electioneerlng. Inc Term OF
the Mayor will not expire for two years hence;
therefore there will be no contest tor this Of
fee at the approaching election.
II is reported on our streets that several
cases of cholera have occurred in Alexandra,
within the past two days, and two or three
deaths reported.
This afternoon a procession Ct the scholars
attached to all the Sunday Schools in Wash.
ingron will form in front of the Union Office,
and proceed down the avenue to the East front
of the capitol, where they will be addressed by
able and eloquent gentlemen. The President
and others hi h in authority will attend. 1t is
estimated that there will be some 5000 chill.
dren in the procession. The day is quite aus
picious for tue display. The ceremonies take
place at 4 O'Clock. r. M HENRICe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

FAinyfEID RAcEs- First Day-Ths wssther yes
terday was rather unpropitious for the commence
ment Of the races and prevented the attendance Of
many who would otherwise have been present
The match race for e200, between George Wal.
den's 70 m. Achma. and G. L. N Green's bay mare
by Alamode, was won BY Achmaf Time-i:as-
l:59-2.07.
To day there win be an exciting race-two mile
h,ats for purse Of 5000 The following entries have
been made: Jas. Tslly's b. f., 4 years old, by Pa
munkey, dam Charles; T. D. Wstson's ch. m
FIorence, wears old, by Herald, dam by Rowton.
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1 u EHKte &nUura
nave received the Merchants and Bansers' AZ.
nanac for 1853, containing al
|. calendar and chronology OF imnor,sr, $780,
H. list of the Banks 10 every stste AZ ,hs I,eis
President and Cashier of each, capital of s.cs 'u'
Ill. A list of private Bankers in 6ftv six c;,;a
towns In the United States an1
Nv. list of Banks and private Bankar.
don. " A0n'
v. list of private Bankers in Esropean an,
other cities. a"1
vi. Miscellaneous information. Price 81
Our Village sketches of rural character and
scenery, By Mary Russell Milford, 2 vols lamo. na.r
and enlarged edition-S2 so
Thalatta: book for the Sea Side-75c
Poems, by Alexander Smith-63c
A Hand Book for Anne rican Travellers in Eurona
collected from the best authorities, designed "a an
introduction to the European Guide Books, by Rev.
Roswell Park, Disc
Echaes OF Belle, or Voice from the Past; by
Ben Shadow-Sl
The New Rome, or the United States of ,hs
World; by Theodore Poesche and Charles Goepo-s
Use
Arbel: tale for young people, BY Jane Win.
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Leila, or the Island by Ann Fraser T7tler. with
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ton, cheap edition, abridged from the larger work
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

~ We are requested by the Commissioners
of Election to announce that the Polls will be
opaned in the several Wards of the city, on Thurs
day morning, at 6 o'clock Boxes fer the reception
of contributions to the Washington Monument, at
Washington, will be provided, and the attention Of
voters 10 particularly directed to them.
my OH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

E At Meeting OF the Council of the
City of Richmond, May 18th, 1853, it was
ResotUed, That the elections to be held annually
in Monroe and Marshall Wards, be held in Monroe
Ward, at the House at the South West corner of
Main and 3rd streets, and in Marshall Ward, at the
Second Market, until the Council shall otherwise
direct
copy: WIN. P. SHEPPARD, G. G. r.
nv 2l-dt2S
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DEMOCRACY.

EzS In the "Whig" of to-day, a certain individual
VINO calls himsalf x, and who mag possibly have
once seen the Congressional Globe, though doubt
it, tells the people CT Richmond to remember that
Judge Caskie voted against Benefits Land Bill,
which gave to Virginia land to the amount of
s., $4,000" The gentlemen, | am inclined to
think, ntUer read Benaet's Land Bill and now he
is in beautiful dilemma for writing about things
concerning which he knows nothing. II the gen
tleman has read the BILL he Is rtainly try ling to
deceive the people of Richmond as to its merits -
10 not wish to impute any bad design to the gen.
teman, and therefore, conclude that he never saw
Bennetts Land Bill. want the people to remember,
on the day OF election, that Judge Caskie voted
to remember, OF the beauties of that BILL that
il gave to VIRGINIA, with FIFTEEN representatives
in Congress only $4,000 acres OF Land, viii 1t
gave TO ARKANSAS with only ONE representative
in Congress, 100000 of acres OF Public Land,
situated cithin her 0aeR Territory.
In relation to James River, want the people to
remember that the committee Of the Common conn
Gil, VINO went to Washington TO aid In the matter,
rpnOr III at "JudQe CdskEe Dds one OF me most dcttoe
and efficient agents IN procuring TIE appropriation
of $4,000 for the improvement Of James Racer.
10 reqember also that he did all he could to gel me
lanes Rirer amendment into the River and Harbor
Kill hut as a true Virginisn-a Southern man, ano
a lover of Iustice-voted against that River and
Hsrbor Bill, which, while 1t gave only s45,UO0 to
Virgina-gave 1926. 700 to NEW foaK-silo ooO
m iowa which has only TWO representatives in
Congress, and 100000 to DELAWARE, which
contains but THREE COUNTIES, and is no larger than
this Congressional District
The tola amount of this bill was g, 1924 800, of
which the ENTIRE SOUTH got only S60l 900. |
desire the people to REMEMBER these FACTS and
also that atho ugh Judge Caskie did auhe could for
the James RiUer Appropriation, that he voted against
the Rirer and Hdrbor Biz and also against Ben.
acts Land Bill REMEMBER, alss, that Col Cole.
man has such peculiar ideas OF justice and OF right
that HE aooald hare uoted FOR BeRRett's Land Bill
aud FOR the Rirer and Harb0r BIZ. leave this DC
the people of Richmond to decide and say to them,
'judge ye" by next Thursday.
~
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DIscHARGEp-A free negro, named Samuel
vaudervent arrested Monday in default Of free pa
pers was on yesterday discharged upon promising
| to procure them Immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

H Keep IL before the PeUple-That the
Locufoco party is opposed to the issue OF Small
Notes by our State Banks
Keep L before The People-That the Locofoco par.
~ is opposed to Free schools
Keep Il before The PeOple-That Mr. Caskie is the
candidate OF the aforesaid party for Congress-
my 23-4t4 FACTS.
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DEMOCRAT.
~ Attention. Whigs Lei every !

e Attention, Wings LET every Wing
who is too busy, too indifferent to the result OF
the election of THURSDAY, go to the polls, reflect
against securing the Land Fund against the i'm
proving of James River and in favor OF allowing
The Democratic party to convert the Board OF Pub
lie Worgs into political machine by which all of
the Railroads and Canals OF the State to be used
for the purpose of rewarding Democratic partisans
and building up the Democratic party Of the State
my 25-ltE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

= In relating the story of the killing of a
cow on the Danvile Railroad, few days
since, and the coming forth from her mangled
remains of live calf that was, at last &C.
counts, doing well, we remarked that if there
ever had been an occurrence of the kind before
we had never heard of it. The paper had
hardly appeared, before we were informed of
two other cases-one that occurred on the
Central Road, and another on the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Road. In both instances
the calves lived and grew to be cows!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

E Richmond, May 24.--For the Dis.
pstch.-Mr Editor:-During my absence various
concealed enemies have attacked me and the ladies
who attended my lectures. These skulking shoot
ers, l have learned since l returned, are young
Physicians. Not man in the country would dare
say what these young men have said of those
ladies' unless, as they have done, he should first
crawlin behind an anonymous signature.
The ladies' have already pronounced the state
ments of these writer's false and malicious; and
since my return not less than score of them have
called at my rooms and urged me to repeat their
statement. The articles by these young men are
certainly remarkable. They do not contain even
one truthful charge.
DR. GoccH has published several deliberate and
malicious tslsehoods in regard to myself. But
worse than this he knew they were fasehoods
when he wrote them.
The public has not yet been let into the secret of
all this uEcslled for opposition to myself, though
many intelligent gentlemen in town understand it
well. have come to Richmond for the purpose
and shau remain week to attend to these gentle.
men.
Now, if any person has in his possession single
fact or circumstance which initiates against my
character as gentleman or d christian, LET him
publish it. Yours, &c,
DIOCLESIAN LEWIS, ID.
Let the reader peruss my card in the ''Whig' of
| this morning. Ladies please call for their books.
my 25-ltT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

Consul TO R1o.-A telegraphc dispatch received
here yesterday announced that Mr.. ROBERT g..
soorr had received the appointment of Consul to
Rio ia Jopoiro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

Facts for the voters of Richmond
to consider before tkey vote for CIayt, m
u COIcman.-3UDGE CAsKIE aels ONE OF TIE
MOST ACTIVE AND EFFICIENT AGENTS in PROCURING
te appropriation Of $4,000 for the reoUa. of the
Bars IN James Riuer says the report of the CON-.
MITTEE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
JUDGE CAsKIE procured the appropriation of
81 50,UU0 for the erection of Custom HOUSE a.,
Richmond. being s50,OU0 MORE than the petition of
the citizens Of hIchm md asked for.
JUDGE CAsKIE subsequently, procured tbs repeal
Of the clause OF the first law limiting til cost the
Custom House to Sl50000, thereby rem0rtag ALL
restrictions as to the cost Of the Custom House
JUDGE CAsKIR procured the Llgnl House appro.
priation of SI6 600
JUDGE CAsKIE IN ONE CONGRESS PROCURED
MORE MONEY FOR HIS DISTRICT THAN ALL OF HIS
PREDECESSORS TOGETHER.
JUDGE CASKIE WANTED to discuss before the
people of Richmond the issues of the canvass and
soiH speak Onight, but Col COLEMAN DECLINED A
DI. CUSTOM HERE and HAS NOT YET sHJwN HIM.
SELF IN RICHMOND
JUDGE CAsKIE belongs TO party that will have
majority OF two to one in the next Congress.
JUDGE CAsKrE has had terms experience and
acquaintance with public business and men in Con
gTess and will belong TO the dominant party there;
while Col Coleman goes entirely unfedged into
public life, will belong to the subordinate party
and viii De aew disciple, eren Of his 0uR creed
as to hare little influence eUen Nth his 0pn party.
JUDGE CAsKIE has always protessed his present
political faith while Col COLEMAN has bored III,
compass IN politics.
nv 25-2iS DEMOCRACY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

A SUBLIME ATTITUDE.-There was but one
vote against the city subscription in Jefferson
Ward, and there were III for it. There was
which enabled the solitary voter to raise his
voice against such a multitude. Like Colonel
Benton, he was /" solitary and alone" but I'M
like him, this time, he did not " set that ball in
notion"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

WH1PPED-A notorious free negro named Will.
liam Henry Ross on yesterday received 80 lashes
for stealing pocket book containing three or four
dollars in money from Mr. VIM r Brent on Satur-
day evening last. Mr. Brent on Sunday, charged
another free negro named Robert Trent, who was
seen with Ross on Saturday night with assisting in
the theft, whereupon Trent took Off his coat threat.
ened Mr. Brent and finally threw a rock at him.
The Mayor also ordered Trent 80 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

u AT a late hour Monday evening we re-
ceived telegraphic dispatch from Farmyile,
signed "Many Democrats" requesting US to
announce that poll would be opened in Pc.
tersburg, and the counties of that Congress
sional District, for WIN. c. FLouRNoY. We
did not publish the notice, because there was
no responsible name accompanying it, and be.
cause the Dispatch publishes such notices on
ly as advertisements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

Attention is requested to the sale of
sS>-SA number of beautiful Building Lots in
the town iof Sidney, to take place This After
noon, commencing at Az o'clock.
my25 JAS III TAYLOR, Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

ENTERTA1NMENT.-The President Of the
Central Railroad gaze treat at the City Hotel
after the vote was over. Joseph Segar, Esq,
h-:-s --.a of the onesta was called fo. c.
speech, and spoke fer several minutes in an
animated and interesting manner. Addresses
were also made by Mr.. Anderson of Rich
mond, MIR. w williamson of the City Hotel, DR..
Anderson, Mr.. Wood of Albemarle, Mr.. Over
ton of Louisa, and others. The party broke
up in high good humor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

~ A meeting is to be held at the Far.
mers' Hotel in Fredericksburg on the 28th, to
take the preliminary steps for the formation of
an agricultural society.