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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

A correspondent orihe Wuclmap ami
Reflector give some statistic, ofthe Bap-
iisl ministers in Vermont. which leaves
more room 10 wonder that the churches
are so wclliliau why they are not better
in their religious condition and prospects;
" There are bat three regular pastors
giving their whole attention 10 the work
of the ministry that have laborcl viii,
their present CHARGES eleven wears and
more. These are Rev. G. \. Thomas
of brandon, Rev. T.. Hutchinson Of
Nini-or- aad Rev. j G. Foster or Brat.
tle5orl'. o the ministers reported ia
the minutes for 1872, forty base left the
Stale 70 lahor in other fields. seven have
died, eight rcmaia 30 ihe state Without
charges, and six remain in the State
with oihgr churches.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Ldsurasc - Considerable esrite-
mcm ga. been lately produced iu N,u-
alk, \ D. by fbe flci thar "a horse was
s,raok. which hal rooi ll,lfnine roA
upon b.. The boh struck thee rod, and
passed if'H II 20 iic hea.r Tie foI
70 a.i appearance, vHs 8, ps.l ronsiIao.
fel at sob .narpment. over are. Up
on rtam'HHi'on- b vns found 'hal ile
foi Aa1 been c1trrri enh o. hi.l rmt
ul Nlfe rairf ana Haf ie fehtuin.
bed ra.s-i a0vn ,hc rai until % nsef -ie
rsin When d ras trfned one sile and
f.io"'l ihe nails 0f ihe .i- eie- into
'hr hause. Care sh1uiI be isksn rbat
tae Islia.os roI has 80 covering "
paiHL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
MORTIMDRE'S.
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

I'uts truly celebrated remedial pre-
j FarstinH, efhrEttiss aiikr TT each sad oyen de
80 liss II hbsaiass tia isinir b AIR siY 100 welt
tsrsn sad esc.iaed tsfau f'ai ths Isnsd Statrs g.
t~4aitt AsN lsngthF uatifs = ~ uirsmuurt ytuur-
u efas srs tis hsirss,f- arafste sna d,-tfrs,ine
tsssss i''ia hs > sira, and 'iands untt allied iH TIE
Thtf.nssY 81 insiicins-
We 9 psd rfalsl-i - Bl.ks Hsgnsudrd sisfemezis,
.f - fs's Rsstf,ta ssiifr pIbr, but simply to
fss 4ssi lssss tassi fHtnt ,tsa,
SCyyy.RIRs THSaNsELgJS.
10 rSscnfr N~sin We Nsrrt iH their virsiig crniaf
sss - sai, Fssa lhs n-iiss ,'i tha-e ehp hss.
essvtirneod ~ valuable sYfatise rrwrts, BET "
- NE &c. srss af-sh, the s'ngsiesceiits That the
sistrfufats map ssalse ale from ~ tafafaiH head
cHts v htrh ~ ssiai ths mort iurfs iuinu. id
- Hirh fae rspataiian ~ a. HraraY ssfraiu "
taias sHstaiasa Wnie aiso % thr Ftapnetofs, who
~ 90 afrs9 rrsff infaFmxifu, aud fafnish nsufs ~
saAasaiea ebsfafisf ifua even 6ssaa % the iInsn,
n-IuhrnsE aatYnf usem -uaus u the iun-i riuineut
fHssifass. fiefgl ssr, Ediiufs snd pfufuineht rih
a. fsnssfns iAs rutias,,ty asd ~ sss afuls
stf b. flis reach e d.iitlt diairast
auRItNpNF'S
nfIFtrNTIC COMPOUND
r - VFFetsbs eyutrt, an isisnsl fcmrif, FnrrsfRd
stPfstsI ~ tiHs diasAse aud u4s q "a usto in
Erru lfh iafammttaFs ttruisl of Thfdnir ~ Eist-
tsf 81 hHs isas siAadsnf
hssa IN Eailsss 4, fpNn MORSE
The above hats si~, Grsaie
THE GREAT 4LTER RiTITE,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

rahle-ialk or knocking may some.
times lead 70 embarrassing results, as
proved by thc following gossip, current
at Berlin. a party met the other night
and formed a chain, and when the lli1
was 10 movement, a married lady pres
er' kc'l, How many children have
] : Tap, tap. tap, tap. or four, replied
The table. True wonderful " exclaimed
the lady and al others. Presently her
husband came 10 and asked the same
question Tap zap or two was ihe
answer The Effect producci by this
may be baitcr conceived than described.
] hi. might betermed semaalous table
tAk.'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

InorGHI BtIrfn or fr.-A rel.
feat Of st Louis recently saed fsf
divorce from o., aifs ia oGs Of tie
n1Irs in ihis city. and obtained n. lie
won't 90 Nra OHeabs and onssssd ~
bHs.ae,s, While che remained "a 81.
l-oa.s wifh Lef hieads. Tie yellow
fsef drove iie disDresd husband hnek
~ ht iols, vlefc Die Gra Act was 10
''-oh ol' his Former paraer vith NAota
i'.r naffEr. knH ass rt lied.
lie pr1ialiy only suei for divorce
r. sn,Hfe har delight n being married
eaes mote, :, - sleh bevitehing auuse-
mtuL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Tn RrAsoS WHY 'BRlpDrR DICK-
soN LErr TnF CuuRcH-- Mr. Dickson.
a colorcd barber in one Of our large y.
England towns, was shaving one of bis
customers, "a respectable citizen, one
morning, when conversation occurred
between them, respecting Nj Dickspo's =
former connection with u colorod church
IN the p'arc.
j. believe you are connected with the
church in Elm street. Mr. Dickson"
said the customer"
mo sab. not NJ nll."
"Wbat, are you not menbor Of the
African church T"
Not dis year. sab"
"Why did you leave their commu-
mon, Mr.. Dickson il may bo per
miticd 10 ask p
why, | tell yc, sab, said Mr.. Dick
son. stopping. a concave razor on tho
palm OF his hand. 'It was jess like
dis / Jined dat church in good iair---
! gib ten dollnrs toward the stated
preaching Of The gospiIl, de fuss year,
and do church pcepil all cali me Lrmi
der D'cison- do second year my busj-
ness not good md ! only eib f,c dol
lars. Dat year d. church call me Ms-
to DioIsoH DIS razor hurt YOU sab ?
$50, razor goos iDlerable wcll.'
"Woi!. sah, do third year, feel her
~ poor--sickncss in iny family and
didn't give a.Ga for prencl,in We'll,
sah. qricr dat dcy call me oie niqgcr
D'chson, and icF 'cn.
So saying, Mr. Dickson brushed bis
customers hair, and the gentleman de.
parted, wei satisfied with lhe reason
Why Nh Dirk,on lott The church.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

a FAsr pIorLr. The s.. Paul Mn.
Hesofiaa ~ ilr ga ult.. Is respou.iLle
for ile following. IL u avery fast way
Of doing business, aud beats Australia
and California all hollow.
Ono of MIS- BIS pupils, stepped
INTO the school room The other morning.
aud commenced gathering her books
stating hat she vas very sorry she was
compcliedlo leave school
For what roasonf' mildly inquired
lhe nsioni'hed teacher.
son. was married, last evening
that ali.'
"Why did you not inform me bciotr,'
"Icrilio simple rea.on'. replied 'hc
blooming bride, "ihli 90 MOI know Il
myself until tie same afternoon
never asked me until then"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Nh CuoArr's OnArtoN on the Life.
Taleut-, Work, aud Death of Daniel
Webster the revised edition Of which
lIa- just been published, j. study for
a ,oung man. Lct no such one ME
tempt 10 initiate his great. swelling,
tumhliug cataract of words, without he
Is sure they arc Illuminated, like his.
and That hc carries ballast Of wciclly
tbonghl through the rolling tide, aud
keep. powerful hand pcpotually on
the mddrr 10 pilot him at last To a clear
haven of sound sense. Otherwise hc
may chance 10 find himself o,crsct by
the coumolion Of his own windy ideas,
and Whatever cargo he may have set
sail with, totally split long before he ar-
ri,es at the port where it ought to be
delivered. Mr. Choate proves TO be a
skliilul sailing master himself, and
Throughout nn ocean ol fit and rich cx-
pres ,ions ofinGnitc couyolution, Of link.
ed sweetness long drawn out, flowing
on, wave after wave, each flashing with
phosphoresccnt fire, never fails 10 come
ont bright ut last, though we sometimes
ircmhlc for his success, and our own
power of perseverance TO the end. He
reminds us Of copious shower, at
which one can see no end for so long
time, tlmt we begin 10 Hpprehend There
is none, I'LL by.nnd-by the clouds break
up, aud we are rewarded with bright
opening. and such gorgeous sunset rs
had never been seen bfore.
il /, useless, aud worse, it is perilons
for any one TO copy his style that has
not, We do not sny, his imagination. bat
bis peculiar habit of exhibiting the pie
tprc> bged nururcd in hi, mind. An
episrmmaiic thinker may have ns
much tnpry, bat be- loves 10 pat all his
colors aud rmagc, into miniatures. On
the olherhand, we suppose 1t would be-
next TO impossible for Mr. Ch0atc to
paint on a narrow canvass. lie want.
a full sweep aud broad -pacc. on which
he can lay ont and spread his rich ma
ierials IN masses. HIS is not .ihe STYLE
ofihe cot, mpomry kind Of writing. bnt
OF an age gone by, We hope 1t ncver
viii return. unless wc are certain Of its
bringing back with It the .Ieremy Tay-
lors, the Millions, and the Choaies TO
make it tolorablo. II was not the style
of Addison nor Webster, which We
must prefer, and it differs widely from
That Of the living masters Of ia. English
tongue, who lean to the epigrammaiic,
and doing 20 are, we eoules- more pieas.
ing 10 our mind aud ear, aud more cf.
fcchyc, j Is believed, upon the people.
IL Newark Adveriieer.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

lhier., ihe great eSHuinisier. .-tcn
feap bciofr iae rcto.auoa of Is31. ia
France. uas r,or printer b5y ia tbe
Office o. L.e "lap-4imio1. he aier.
wards supp.iea ibs ela1rs chair. leA
on ihe p144e miai 90 revolt. anl ia4l'y
cosirfed 10 - Lsis Philippe ou CO.,
tln.ne a tlaf..s =. Hess ols ~ ihr
beet uri.efs h.s cnHtFY kas ever pro-
aHera. an4 Do gtra sofa. ihe hi-' 4ry
q fLe Tres 10 itrsiui,11. Nss pfu-n
whilst ls vas ia lAe discharge e. Lis
mnfi.ari9a a..1. oi,el s.4.I lsrr
ousf'y appalled, mtei aiheF mii,if. The
grsaiesi ,uHn hule usf.oA ia a pr.n,io.
othc-. Who larrs loas upsa ihs piia-
'ef o1l.rr than 10 o. favorable poiai a.
ssess
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

AWrmrA--lha-teruv recently ssiI
ioaH American ih Loafon -Amef.aa
uiA be eTla. iH at un-- go Great
bnian il ien sesrs. sni sarns us iu
'seafY. iai rs nusi trrp an nii oar
sifafners 70 na.l ahead 80 lsre pc ne
ran, f4r fouf auihpfi scaipor.. nriars
ani aitins'. are already sHsf.aus las
pa.m oi ficiory fom a. aa1 etrH youf
}aciis are o4fr4la.ng us iH oar oun
s.ar
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Why M COT M,RIfp.--A bache-
lor friend of our, Is about getting mar
r'rd for 100 other reason than 20 have
some one take care of him when hc is
sick. The treatment be had received
az % fashionable boarding house. when
lr last had the aguo. has cured him
moi only Of ,iuglc life. bat of single bed
sleals and single mattresses. lie or
dcrcd, he SAYS, the servant TO bring him
up some grucl on Monday morning, but
which never reached him until the
nrNi Wednesday afternoon During
bis wholc confinement, not single soul
visited HIM save the young gentleman
who dasts the knives and he came not
for the purpose OF administering con-
solalion,' bat TO inform him that Mis-.
sns would be much obliged if Mr. Skee.
sick would do hi- ,hah ing on a chair, so
a, not 70 get the bcdstead apart This
was the feather that hrekc the back Of
Hhecliek's bachclorship. From that
moment he resolved 10 connect his for
times with piece OF dnniy. Who can
blaine himI NJ one who ever passed
through a confirmed bronchitis at a
f'-hionablo boarding house.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
4 Pointed Scrmon.

Mapv d,.gpufso 81 au h"ars length
g. nf half as impressive as %, follow.
,1g hom nu ccrtulne En.lth divine
H.-hsf l.,t. isaFsfsu. raa.ta
Tler arc ihrr companions with
vl,om lru .boull always kc,p cu Fnod
ttH1.
Nopr wife.
3 loar domarh.
g loHr eun.eipncc.
2 II sea Wish 90 ENJOY pcice long
'ir Hpd happinrs, preserve lbem hY
temperance iutrmpepncc produce,
Domestic misery.
Premature death
3 nntelUv.
To make these points clear | refer
vou
! To iho NcweNe Calender,
To tbr hospital, luaa,ic asylums,
and work hou.rs.
3 To thc past experience " What
You have >ryn, read and suffered. ,o
mind. hoJy oud c1ntr
Render f.r4e which viii you
choose Temperance, with happiness
and long lifc3 or inrmpcnucc, with
misery md premature death H1rpey's
Naga:iHc.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

4 Frn-r .tatiug ossf ths caiaiogae
of pf.f ,.oaal eea'ism.H at ihr bar,
pifA t p-1e.l afoir ssaia.i the paias
u ore al9 us ~ ihe bs.liing order
"iias b-eu aarp-sd n possessing tai
-nts' Anqthfr seeing q, iinsnsdiatsly
rfois under "a, bssa .fise al ~
gunird
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fofUfy h4t 'n iarge ciiie,. very lit
ierrn' ara-aua-cs. 4 p, of-a eaaeed-
10 sflrinr r1i oHen in erfrss ssare.
u hfh- care m sery great rat n
rh-t "a 20 rohoesi naf ind senrs
if.w ihe re.t They supr51 ihrm-
solve ~ ',IPogay esprlieh's. ard
2 rfr day . bog ln coutrgEe .r foo
m1ugv - J4hnsga.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Arms ron MltCu Cows Five
minutes aPo a gentleman, Who deal. in
facts and figures, a, well as duc cattle,
informed u, That he had fcd ont last
winter more than two hundred barrels
@! sweet apples TO has milch COWS, and
that the increased quantity and richness
in quality OF The milk, paid him better
than any other use 10 which he could
have applied them. lie slatcs that
hc Is nisae trcos annually, for the
purpose Of rnising apples for stock.--
Another important statement Of his. is
that since he has fed apples TO biz COWS.
there has not been case OF milk lc-
ycr among thcm.r-N H. Iumer
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TH8 BALM or GHRAD.
JOHN c. MiLLFR'S
Patent Pulling. Washing and


ftfft ss.~siEnsa. hssits ParshAssa
80 Fatts=tfs fFsf g isssafsft1fs 80 tfra
sssfr tssssi ssss ns-s~ - ssssi 4 - q aiisi
rsIs- is ssEFsfsa s. snfasf al .saaft Itst aay -
ffs fflslsta his ~ e. n nfsss fehs - A. aH
taasia.s sr.sd - esaslnFiH~ fisasIf sifh asa-sIs
Hf nglssa fhs isifif a. tisr lats a lr- f-at
e f,IstIfs b. as srsas - ~ fsefzH a nANNFrf
afnsiHp-s, ". NAssh a. .sas
We nas s.ss,rsoS b. stsf 80 Lac siarfs
Fsfrri " asalfsf Hafhas s, slsrsrialf isfeaa-faa
g. fass.itrs - ilss ssss Haa as<s frt.t Nlft'af
e. saaha a hasr sssrs att - airs fsHfsafzi
fiss sr h. i..fff~fs shfisaui vsit fs f-fffas
tiik-aft hssr ssasi fasilnfFlut eisst
5.irs tss ss. - fki-s afsslaf a. sftsEiH a. ii-s
ssasr i'sfaass ~ttfA ssf snrasf
go o. "a ssass So ttNsH sss~st
safFfs 49,
Hsstst-lFF 49, fu tv.rf.
$50 atHs frFsst frata7s
So assss tesss Hfnnf fHsaeses.
tasssst usirsaras . So 400 nas suaHe
~tsan $1,000 asiat.
&c srt~.s HsstEntsss rffs.tf.
80 saarse
"a taasf. 49, fsaHtf ftHffA
ssssf e fsEs. u1tf $40
a-Fsf. fafrs tsIsf.
gees N.fa.es, $40 fH fnHsel
80 o. - fssf snefff.
.ssft as f~erss, srtt e.. rtssf.aFrs.
fsff rafr
tHfssas 80 s.ts~sess
o. taffaf.
sHsaf asesa.
nfsaasNsH sts.A iii ltaa isn
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

\ German professor bad collected
valuable cabinet Of curiositics, which he
highly priced. O.e morning n friend
came 10 tell him Of very unpleasant
circumstancc-lhat be- bad seen man
get up ladder into q window Of ihc
professors house.
"into which window p cried Tie PHI
iosepher.
y am very 5orry 70 say" replied lii
friend, m war your daughters
"Oh, man saii ths ether you
almost lriehiened me thought he had
been into the cnbmct I"
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cam AND HfLLEr PRINTING.
fgiNflN. - CoLuHS
CUTS FERNISHD TO ORDER

NgiuF9 De uirAhs aaa }np naitirlr th- rr.ait."
ta sas = the rsiahil-ei hnsia~s. bs-
iaAsF az tftph.s - thusands uf taf bate ri.
inssfea ~h psail'af bot tiriF ibiitluai sntefpfss
a. drsfal aPrn he slifi - the 49, pssliitri5 df
tnssss ihsi mas % azuft husisrss shatid
uss - - eiEtn asskis ssfts 20 nlrfa iasiltrfs
bsssf 'far o. mae shep Il he sii. dpwH Qarty
sua sAas g. thssa, wishail isttnf h!- husirsss hs
taaSa Iis ~ Esi A. stii light a eandle sHa Pissr Il
lsf.f
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

a SlCHrr ruE \ FABMFR's WIFE
While the milking Of your cows is
going on. let your pnns be placed in
kettle Of boiling water Turn the milk
into one OF The pans taken from The koi-
tie, and cover the same with another OF
the bot pans, and proceed IN the same
manner with the whole mess OF milk,
and you will find that You have double
the quantity Of sweet and dclicionS but
ter. Try this, dairy women, aud write
u The result, will You i-- Erffuct
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NpRTiMOnE's
BIT r Err c OR ID I A l.
RiDDD pIfRIEN

.sssN,sass....-.ss sss.s.sss...,,ss..stss,
rsi' tnsslsaslr pfrPsr.,iaa hss obtained Pasa
isfhs -hNfssff aifducsd, aoFret rirnie iu The his
.su Z ssy aisss gfersIaiH' siuakai hrirr be I-as.
&c. .rhs ssui;ipissa ihaasanAs b. hssr urrd H. and
nave fssAsrs. ssr.Sss esfctsia rfisayiuR disease
tsa ns.tsrinz tn. N.s,s.. system,
lsf'- ,Htsss sBeNa 20 tsn MaisaA asdrA fhys
f.sssa - 49, sisheisg in the pfoie..i.n sss And
pfs=fhs u a, ih- ,.szi c1rrtns
.hisgaiirs ssf Blood P'uifstreu,s.tHoteH
NsanAFa ,Gtasfa pssHi, ssa A,'' -. in', ',s'.s,
htsi-r.is' 's lndis's,ie.' - - iTs'is, N'f'aa'
issasshs - - II h.,-- ,,ihs ilsAi cssis si'ss-
iffea aisfslrs 81 ihs hsset FinuHf1 ln tis rflt
Fial ssrs. ,risat.ss a TIE Htsn biteais hicatA
tHf ftssffalisa y ibf Nefsa - siaai ~ Nsnhorsr
Nshi -wssis ~ N1ssIiaH. a ths tiagi, jaimdissl
n.-ss-s ssta Kias -. Dsss a., ifffEaiaiss
.'r'i.i' go r.a.,ss, go "a e nsli,! - r,1
o. Hla - = tas sAs lsr-s Gas iai'iis aEs fgAAg
fsasttl u ihs a % = ih'' .fiiaA
D. "a sadsssss'. 49, rssssd iis'if
THf BALM or GILEAD
Especially 10 FsmsiS..
IL .FsFs sSsszis sssasaiaa - lsfs "a eispnit
a-sli a. sl-frq 81 FH q sihr4rf " sns q u-s
asse ss'saas sa'rsuffsisi piasf ths oirh
pf;ss-..'s $50 2. = ',-'sag.n!l,.. ,,,.s
a. sissa ssas' ,ss sssss oIE s-, suusaisss tss
liver g. hsahfl sfi's - = rss' g. iiir ~ ihs 40
a.. M t.tsitt. 4, ihs e4s a r,,r .ls,.. a t.eix
a+sIfaifffsf tuf tsisnsiaf afars 1fpsts -iIrsrfh
ds nss-- >, ..sss 49, "a. sss'. - s
nt -f'sftA, 80 Has =" fis~ q h'sih aa4 s'auii
~ (. Vss,,ssa- srs,i,, sl.s.sH, - tax. sns
rsftsstf ssk us osssi % sHy sis's - hsaiiai srsh
- 80 laess srssr - issusis - osis
F-4s o. Daasf ~ hsel
- ssaa ~ n~srists fousrthf NhHirss's has
h''sa DO rFsa' ~ili o. saiTs'a 90 ~ " -i'"a '''"s
FoNHt NoEeE ,s.s,.. aisss .as S..sins,sa
Wy. aLRxaNpra A CO, rrsis,.,-r,
= if ~. aafrfss - tAztH secs Nss ta4f.
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crosset,'s cornet Baud.

FN. CRoSSETr. lkADEk.
sta tsrasslsss - Fssas.sss - sa-
80 b. al ftht - NHs e stgitizfsaaat f'tillia
't1us 80 A. 0A ila1Iaa'aIurrs fat raflaa.'lH
tN as1frs taffs-a.a 4 Co. rtasHs0rtrf fN b.
isss.sa slsssslss NFfs-ffIf
nHsu.sFrs ~. o. trE fl-iF
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O. E.ian Allea lal a high opinion
u hns-ll ald hs OK hsgiLcrs, and
once ol-crsrd ihat there nrser we're
seven sarh born oi any aaman. Nou
nrr mistaken end % Scp'ch officer
"Mary Magdalen aa, delivered of ser.
G" jna e1l,',y hir gaD."
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THE GREAT 4LTERIYITE,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-18

Richmond lao miles where Il meets the navigation on
james River thus furnishing excellent and cheap
water transportation from Lynchburg to Norfolk
The Virginia and Tennessee railroad commences at
Lynchburg and 204 miles the Tennessee line
the direction Of Knoxville On this line there is OBJ
ectonabe curvature and the grades opposed the hea
W trade are limited TO sixty feet per milethose falling
with the heavy trade being limited to SO feet per lie.
TINS work will certainly be completed and in operation in
two years
AT Abingdon 100 miles from Lynchburg it is proposed
70 commence the branch to the Cumberland Gap The
virginia Legislature has chartered this branch with
capital OF - 500 000 and the State has appropriated
70 be subscribed when the State shall receive
satisfactory assurance that Kentucky will meet Virgil
ma at the Gap This branch has been described II is 1870
miles long, and without attempting make
estimate OF the cost it may be safely stated that the road
can DC made and fully equipped for the capital provided
by the Legislature
The Cumberland Gap is on the dividing line between
virginia and Kentucky, and the tunnel would be about
half IN each State The Tennessee line running and
west, is about 100 yards south of the GAP The first
80 miles in Kentucky, far as Darboursve was suf-
cienty examined to ascertain that favorable line for
railroad could be obtained The remainder of the dis
tance mas not been examined ALL but there is little
no doubt that railroad may be made over IT, at q cost
not exceeding that of other roads in Kentucky.
After leaving Cumberland Cap the first 10 miles is
sandstone region, and the soil is thin This country
abounds in COAL iron and every variety Of timber Salt
also found in some places and in Clay county there
some valuable wells After passing Rock Castle river the
Limestone begins to make its appearance again and after
passing Mt Vernon in Rock Castle county the land i'm
proves rapidly until you find yourself in one Of the most
fertile grazing countries in the world The distance from
Cumberland Gap to Louisville may be safely stated at
1919 miles.
The amount Of taxable property the counties through
and near which the road will pass between Cumberland
Gap and Louisville according to the Of 1882 was
$50 l3l o94 In this estimate the county of Jefferson
in which Louisville is situated is included The tax
able property in this county alone $35 236 899 in
1902, and has increased largely since that date
The following is list OF the counties contiguous TO
the line Of road, Ceavng Jefferson, showing the
age value assessed the land per acre. and the whole
amount Of taxable property