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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

AdvertiseIents ordered to be continued the nsid
charged 3 cents per for each insertion after the rs
Any advertisement which the number yf
not marked will c0nfi6ted until ordered out and char
25 cents per square for each insertion.
liberal win be made advertisements exceed
ing square, when published or IL months CASH IN ADJ
VANCE. -. ..t..s
No advertisement rejecting upon trsate charactef
can, under ANY CiRcUafsrANcES, be admitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON. AND TRIMMI NC
NOTICE..

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
citizens of Baden county, that he has taken A. Mckin
old stand in Elizabeth for the purpose of carrying
the HARNESS MAKEING BUSINESS Of every deicrip-
ton, reasonable terms possible. J. FLYNT.
lrr;II IE kF
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD
lHE subscriber having epted the agency of several
large establishments at the North, which will furnish
him with an unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for
ipn or domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared to NIL
ali orders for MONUMENTS AND DTOMB-STONES-and
other article line of the business at
ates o.,,,,~-,
'SCULPTURING, LETTERING. or CARVING, execu
ted as well as can be done either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required.
Feb Is. lS53-23-fl JAMES McCLAhANAN.-
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March 10th, 1853.

RYDER'S PATENT PURCHASE TIMBER
WAGONS.
WE have imported few of those celebrated timber
w gons, which timber getters would do well examine
With this arrangement small boy raise the heaviest
stick Of timber DIBBLE BROTHERS.
For sale by T. c. WORTH.
Wilmington. March 10th, 1853. 27-6t.
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man called upon unfortunate tradesman 10
pay demand. ' ! can never pay it," said he. ''I
am not worth farthing but will give you my note
y am not 80 poor yet but that can sign note!
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S22J REWARD.
STATE OF NORTH CAROI1U.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
New HANOVER County,
WHEREAS, complaint upon oath hath this day been
w made to u.s. two of the Justices of the Peace Tor the
State and County aforesaid. by BENJAMIN Halett sf th
said County that two certain male slaves belonging to
named LOTT aged about twenty-five years Eve feet fon1
or FIVE inches high and black formerly belonging to Lott
years. five feet high and black have absened themelys
from their said masters service and posed to be
king about this county, committing acts of felony and ohe
misdeeds These therefore in the of the state
aforesaid to command the said slaves forthwith to
return home to their master and hereby by virtue
OF Act of the General Assembly in such made and
provided intimate and declare, that if the LOTT and
BOB do not return home and surrender themselves mmedi
atey after the publication of these presence that any
kill and destroy the sand slaves by such means as he
they may think ft without accusation impeachment of
any crime offence for doing and without ncurrnr
penalty or forfeiture thereby. '
Given under hands SEALS this 2Sh d.v of Feb-uo
iy' i0'"' w y PEDEN, j. r [Seall
W. c. BETTENCOURT, ] P. fSeal.1
1925 REWARD.
TWO HUI UNDRED DOLLARS will be given for Negro
LOTT either dead alive and Twenty-Five Dollars
for BOBS head delivered the subscriber the town
Wilmington.
March I'd, 1s5s.-[26-tfl BENJAMIN HALLETT.
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lust RECEIVED-6,oOO lbs of Prime N. c. Hog roGnd;
y 40 bbls City Mess Pork Is bbs Of Fayetteville Flour
fne super. and 10 super Canal Hiram Smiths
ira Family in bags buckwheat in bags Colgates Soap
Fer sale cheap, by K. GRANT BRO.
March 10, 1853 27-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

SANTA ANNAs FEELINGS TOWARDS Us A cores.
pondent of the Courier des Flats Unis, who writes
from New Grenada, where the exDicator has resided
since his expulsion from his country. remarks up
on this point as follows -" Although he was beaten
by US uhe French) before serving as pedestal, by
his defeat, for the glory of the American generals be
ener,ains no unpleasant feelings towards Frame, TO
whom he may ascribe even the loss of limb. HIS
1chole hate concentrated upon the United States .
This information the writer obtained during visit of
two days, at Santa Annals own house.
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Professional and Business Cards,
H. l.. HOLMES,

HI. L. HOLMES,
TTORNEY AT LAW, Wilmington, n. G.
Office of Front and Princess streets, under
: hrnal office. Sv9-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
MOTHER lot Of those superior Yellow Planting Pota-
toes Those wishing Potatoes will do well to call De-
fore purchasing, on "LnlN'9oN . I-AoA-I1As'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

a Carriage M"muf"ctOry-Cli"to", n. c.
DOLD ROBIN HOOD & son would respect ~slAAS3
d fully inform Ike citizens of Sampson county 41s3Sz
and public generally that they will the above busI
in all its various branches They are prepared to put
right the county and hope by strict attention to
merit share of public patronage They warrant al
their work the very best materials and should
any of it fail twelve months with fair usage either In
workmanship material it will be repaired without charge
for themselves they do not intend be surpassed sye
elegance and durability.
sEREPAIRlNC1 done in the ne&test manner, at short
notice
Rs-Mill Ink & Gudgeons made and warranted for ten
years for $l0 Also, Cast-steel RoundhaVes made and
warranted. 49,.
Clinton May II, 1852 Soft
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ID. l.. BURBANK,
MILES COSTIN,

TT7HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Tobacco,
w Cigars and Snuff (under Mozart Hall, door to
Policy & IIart's Front-sreet, Wilmington, N. c. [431
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EINAT. NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the Estate of Capt
Charles Burns requested to be rendered according
law the subscriber before the 10th Of June
the Estate will be closed Immediately after that day.
THOS. w. GORE, Admir-.
Little River 6 c. Jan 3rd 1853. I9tI0ju
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AS REWARD.

10
D UNAWAY from the subscriber, about the 10Th 70
II December, 1852. his negro man CESAR. SAID y
negro is about so years age, black complexion and
ps slightly when he walks He is supposed M to
plantation in Dupn county The above reward will be paid
for his delivery his confinement in the Jail Of Du
pn county. JOoEfH H. ma AAHt.:
Warsaw. Duplin CO., Dec. %, 1852 Hd
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PIANOS-MUSIC.


THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizensA
MUSIC STORE on Market street, above the Carolina
Hotel, where be intends to keep complete assortment of
HANOS of the celebrated manufacture. No. s, st.
and octave Panos in Rosewood Cases, and with the Ia
lest Improvements. These instruments have been selected
himself and he therefore feels confident to guarantee
em to be superior in tone finish and workmanship to
ch to this market before He will sell them
N New York prices.
He also keeps and constantly receiving, the latest and
@ fashionable Music for Piano and all other instruments
H arrangements with Northern Publishers such. that
B enabled to receive ordered piece either published
Europe or in this country in three days. He will attend
any orders from String Brass Bands, either for instru
l or arranged Music, with despatch, having arranged
the Music of the Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du
ing the last months.
Wd Pianos taken in exchange
Aorders for Music or Instruments from the country, will
NFOmpt attended to- HERMANN L. SCHREINER,
Nov. l2th:-L6tf Professor of Music
fayetteville Observer, Newbern Newbernan, and Colds
@e Republican, copy times, and send bill and marked
@des to the subscriber.
TAYLOR'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
M Proprietor takes this opportunity to inform the @
temperance Community and the Public in gem %iiI
val that he still continues, he has done for the last I
Wyeas to keep the above-named house strictly Tenn
France principles
thankful for past favors he would again invite all who
t quiet, able and cheap home while stopping
9e city, to give him call This house is well located
business men, being No. % Cortlandtstreet near Broad
'3d' in the city. ELDAD TAYLOR.
NNeW ork, January l3 1858 l93m
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CORNELIUS DuPRE,

rITTIOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Mrdicines
w Chemicals Paints, OIL Dye StuGs. Glass, Perfume
~ Cigars, Old Liquors. Fancy ARTICLES, &c, Market
Street, Wilmington N: Nm, C.; :,
rersOnS March ~
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WM, G, HOWARD.

VIM. c. HOWARD.
GROCER, Ship Chandler, and Commission NIer-
I chant South Water Street, Wilmington, N. c., will
make liberal cash advances all consi gnmens of produce
10 them Wilmington, to Peter Van Ness & Co, New
FORK. l2lv71
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

j. NJ. ROBINSON,
TMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Nails &C., Front-street, doors South of Market, Will
ming!on, N. C. [30v7-ly1
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WILKINSON 4 ESLEI
c. MYERS,

NASH Dealers In Confectionery, Fruit Nuts, Toys,
h Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Tobacco SegArs Sc. &C..
Wholesale and Retail, Market Street. Wilmington, N c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

s. NJ. WEST,
1 UCTIONEER and Com sSIon Merchant,
A 2l9tf Wilmington,
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COMMISSION Merchant,
IL Wilmington, c.
F. P HALL, Esq, President Branch Bank of the tate
Tpos H. WEIGHT, Esq President Bank Of Cape Fear; o.
PARSLEY, Esq President Commercial Bank-Wilming-
t,r n c. 25v7
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS.


TN STORE AND FOR SALE, at manufacturers prices.
two Messrs r. Sinclair Co.'S improved thirty inch
French Burr Stone Corn Mills for plantation usewarant-
ed to grind from four bushels Of fine Meal per hour
with ordinary size horses Those who in want of
first Mill will please call and examine or address
D. l.. BURBANK, (sgh of the Turk
Eron .Stre WilminofAn n G.
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r IIE, Lime, Lime. 900 barrels LincolnvlIe White
IL Lump. Also, Cacned Plaster, Plasterng Hair, Fire
Brick and Hydraulic Cement 900 bbls Lime, SC. For
sale by g. H. b. WOOD,
Jan. 2 '52-l7vS] Contractors and Builder'
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Iobacco
In addition to the above he has number other articles
such as CalcOes, Shngs, Clothing, Hats, Caps Boots
Shoes &C. &C. &C. suitable for the Farmer and others.
March 4th. 1853 26-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
J. NJ. ROBINSON

TANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats Caps, Umbrel-
vi las and Walking Canes, of every description whole
lie and retail North side Market-sreet, Wilmington, N.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-05
" lev the Spiritual ksppIn,i arr Made

This s the heading u a communication
IN the Tribune frun Miss Catherine T..
Beccbe,. She speaks IL having taken a
ndc paBd the room with M spparen, mo-
tive power bat the delicate fingers of a
yoang lady resting on the table, and was
uss led 10 examine into the matter still
further Accompanied by three young la
dies, t. mediums she commenced several
experiments by requesting them 10 ,riH the
table a. move in certain directions. Sb.
found II was under the vo iiion, but only at
certain times. At other times Il seemed to
move without being guided by them, and
~ she oonlectured by ourrrnfs of,i.cfnoify,
thar interrupted their power for time and
then ceased and they recovered Il again.
She then tined spelling with the alphabet,
when one Of tn. mediums without men
t'oning her design, willcd that the word
"mo,her- should be spelled by knocks
This vas done and other words were spell
led with uniform success, the knockings
being apparently on the table. Miss Is
closes by saying" Either one Of the me-
dioms would mentally ,r,H 10 have a word
spelled, and then the other, witbou, know
ing whai Il was, would call over the alpha.
bet, and the word selected was uniformly
spclt- A gentleman and several ladies
we're called IN, and the thing was rcpcatcd
with the same success. My impression is
that my person who Is medium in the
room, and IN some peculiar cases persons
om 81 the nom even AT n great distance,
might regulate the spelling by their will.
We give the results Of these experiments
Tor the benefit ii tho~e--and they are not
few ho are giving their ntfpntinn IN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-05
nNmi matters.



D'wfss Jsn,s, fc.rsw-fiy e thu. viilarr.
hs> bro r~uvsc'ed & thea n ilar,furd,
cuun-. W ,hc aipsum e ssaa, ssi .-ra 10
N, tcnneriicai State fnsun fas f,ur Year..
I, srs-s~ that Jencs ss-oorcd the conf,ScDcs
4 a merchant. BY sssuaanrs rrrs, deal Of
saBc,Hy and oAicisiing A. an Eya-co;saliAn
pvruch-f. ard then Improved every oppr-
tunI'y ,o RIB his eonhding friend The de-.
tails Il ht- GRIMES. -hirh ~e have thu.
hrehy summed up. arc given At lcng,h in
the Iiwtferd Tss,s. Which sayss
lie trimmed his pnlpii with costly
brIadcloih and silk fringe. which be- had
stolen at Deans store and With stolen
goods he paid fore bible, prayer book, hymn
bod. and large arm chair lie hung @umc
splendid French curtains In one corner of
the ~ IN. A. screen, bchin1 which he
dressed IN Ia. silk rlbc. lie stole these
curtains FROM Mr. Dean. and also the silk
foe his robe and hc bT,kc into NJ. Peier's
church in Dublin, snd stole Father Brady's
robe, using II a. a pattern from which the
stolen silk was made up. lie also stole
the silver chAlice and some other articles
from the church.
Ahou, this time, 81 little later. he went
to Daguerrean gallery, pa, ON his stolen
r'bc, placed the bible, bought with stolen
property, upon the table, rested one hand
upon tins holy book, and rolling his round
dull eyes lsnguidly upward, and pointing
the fore-hnger Of his appraised night hand
hesvenwaad, he stood for his likeness. In
this way 1t was taken, and shown round
among his friends as fine thing. lie paid
for the likeness with money stolen frrm
Mr. Dean, and he stole the outside case from
another gallery.
But after series Of similar tricks and
crimes, he was discovered, tired, convicted,
and sent To prison for four years. When
he was seized by the Sheriff his duplicity
did not desert him, and he feigned to be
crazy. The account says
Deputy Sheriff Alden Just before his
removal from the county jail to Weathers.
field, found him in his bunk, dirty, and play
hE lrt5ruub Ett
up and to wash and shave himself lie
made no reply, but rolled up his eyes, and
looked up to heaven. MY cove" said
Alden, "you can't play tina, game. 1t will
be bad job for you. No living man can
believe you are crazy, and the hour you ar
rive in Wcathersheld, Gen. Welles' men
will have you in such pair Of traces that
you'll see stars the minute you look that
way; but If you behave yourself and don't
play 'possum, or pretend to be crazy, you'll
be treated as kindly as the nature of the
PRISON discipline will permit. Now take
your choice'" This little address had
wonderful effect upon him. He got up
talked fast enough, promised to behave,
shaved and brushed up, quit playing pos
sum, and went down like n rational rascal.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-05

RowprIsS IN LEGIsLAIuREs.-W
See that the Legislature OF the Empire
State Is not alone distinguished the pres
ens winter for its violence and row.
dyism. and that The Massachusetts, Leg.
stature gets up an occasional emu,e, just
for variety. The following incident
which took place in the House on Sat
urday last, Is reported In the Boston 1t
ias:
We have authority for saying that
while the debate ~as going on, Mr. But.
ler, Of Lowell, came down from his seat
To the Speakers desk, much ex cited APP
pareoily. and remarked to the assistant
clerk. +" ~isA 20 God fooaid ksifs that
old ea..'- mcaning the Speaker, and
turning 10 the Speaker, be said-a You
viii rue this days work the longest day
yca have to live" The Speaker turn
ed towards him and calmly remark ed,
! have bot Few years 10 live, Mr.. But
her," Thank God for that = was the
reply q the gentleman O. from Lowell.
These aide remarks show the precise
feeling u the Lowell member much bet
ter Than what was aid ia debate, altbo
that was bad enough.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-05

New York CIIr.--Coincident with
our remarks few days since upon the
fictitious value Of real estate in the city
of New York, We quote the following
from an intelligent correspondent Of the
Boston Post;
There can be no doubt that there will
soon be fearful crash among the spec
ulaiors in real estate and broadway
buildings; rents are driven up 10 a cli-
max beyond which they cannot goat
which Il /. impossible for them TO re-
main they muft come down, and when
the reaction ia this speculative fever be-
gins, We shall have such an ague in
Wall street Ne that q 1887. Landlord.
who. few months ago, would not give
a lease except nj an enormous premium,
are now ana ioas 10 find tenants Hing
10 enter into contracts. inferior even TO
those they lately refused and tenants,
who. few months ago, were prepzn d
60 make any sacrifice for lease, no~
politely decline the responsibility. Let
rss turn prophet Hnd assure you that ere
a year elapses thirty per cent ~ill be
siruek 81 from the gross rental Of New
York.
Two river thieves who eAoaped from
the I.eniieniiary on Blsctweifs Island
At-oU, three weeks since ~crc captured
CT Saturday, aud when asked hos the,
managed 10 get away, holdly named the
cheer 10 whom they had given 81 each
ior permission 20 SAmose Aldermen
indicted ior b'itcyl Policenes arrest
I'd ior burglary Tumkey. oonniying
Al tho e-eAfe u ooaviois , Verify II !.
a great city.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-05

Nav PAINTING PRfss--The Wor-
cesies Transcripts gives the following
description Of a new printing press, in
vented by Mr. Montague, f~rperiy the
editor and Psblisher az the Massachu-
sc'is Eagle, and built by Messrs. J.
is4rrs a Co, q Worcester. the cheap
ness 81 -Aieh would seem 10 be strong
Recommendation
- IL Ia c, hinder Prvss wilh an es.ii-
ts,irg mo,icn 10 the bod, and print. i~o
sho~is 10 each resolal,oa. the ras., son 81
~h,eL b suspended .lile the lsd passes
tsck. lie construction IA very simple.
and in our oi'in'on. il will perform as
good vosk as can be executed on any
elliaAsr Isess Il -ill run ~ from tiE
Hundred 10 eight Hundred shreis per
hour. and !, sold from $500 10 5o0. De-
p~ssdiag On sisc. Tbs one ~hirh NC
have sors has bcca baill ioF the BrsiiIe
toro' (Nil Eagle.
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Foreign Hens.
Fear Bays Later frem rspps.
.sss sa~t tH...s.r--Ssso.t a.. t..s


Nav Yous. MHrrh 1.
The steamship llumi,cldi arrived this
morning NJ 3 orlcck, frum Iias,u VIA
Southampton. with i.ondcn dsi-s n
Feb. 10. She brings 65 passengers.
and nearly sloo.opo In gold.
Among hrr passengers arc j. X Cros.
hey, L. =. Consul at Southampton /.
Francis Pulzsky, the friend OF ko.suih.
and Joseph Magellan. Secretary to the
Spanish legation nj Washington.
The Ilumbclj, WAS oil SANDY Hook
yesterday afternoon, but was befogged.
Cotton had declined i.I6d. The sales
Of the three days previous 10 the iGth
had been 5000 bales.
The instruction at Milan had been
suppressed.
Steamship Europa. from Boston, ar.
rived At Liverpool Feb. IS.
EScLaSp.-The Queen Victoria
steamer, while on a passage from Liv-
crJool to Dublin, struck on the rocks Of
liowlh in n snow storm on the night Of
the lith, and sunk in Is minutes She
had 100 passengers besides the crew.
IL 10 supposed 'hai about ~ souls per-
ishcd.
In both houses oil Parliament on the
18th, Interpretations were addressed to
the Brush government IN regard 10 the
lneautions speech made by Sir Charles
wood, ut Halifax, IN which the con-
duct OF the Emperor Louis Napoleon
was attacked.
Sur Charies wood being absent, the
Earl OF Aberdeen and Lord John Rus
sell replied, TO the effect that Sir Charles
Wood had no intention to be personally
offensive to the Emperor.
Mr. Golden then called the attention
OF the Secretary OF foreign affairs TO n
letter in the London Times, written by
The Earl Of Mount Edgecomb, who says
he has private information OF undoubted
character, that the naval ornaments in
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-05

The WAR OF THE RIVAL HOUSES.
CAUSE OF THE FEuD.--A letter from
Richmond to Petersburg paper, dated
Feb. IA, gives the following account of
the difficulty between the families Of
Williams and Morris, who reside near
Lynchburg, Amherst county, Val
News reached here to-day that great
excitement exists in and about Lynch
burg, in consequence Of a renewal Of
the personal difficulty between the Nor
ris and Williams families. The difficult
ty had its origin about two years ago,
and resulted at that time in the death Of
one Of the Morris family. II grew out
Of an attempt Of Mr. Williams to
marry a Miss Morris. The marriage
party left home to be married, and were
pursued by the father Of Miss Morris,
aud ovcrtaken nj Charlottesville, where
he got possession Of his daughter; and
on his return home was met by the Viii
liams party, when a deadly alteration
took place, In which Mr. Morris, a bro
tber OF the young lady, was instantly
killed by q Mr. Williams, brother, !
believe, Of the gentleman who had taken
of Miss NJ. Since that unfortunate oe-
casion, Williams, who killed young NJ,
has been absent. Having returned, be
and brother of the Morris killed acct
dentally met on Saturday, in road in
Amherst, near Lynchburg, both on
horseback. Morris, IL is said, inquired
Of Williams IL be had boosted Of hav-
ing Killed his brother. Williams, With
out replying, was attempting 10 draw a
pistol from his pocket, when Morris, an
iicipaiing m attack. Immediately fired
twice, one ball taking effect ia the thigh,
and the other through the body Of vii.
liams. lie lies, II Is said, supposed NOR
ialiy wounded. Morris Wa arrested.
and offered bail. in the person Of his
father aud others. TO the amount 81 a
million 81 dollars, bat il VAS refused
The Williams party, romor adds, mus
iered In a strosg force, and resolved TO
inhia summary punishment on Morris
II arr opportunity 20 escape should BE-
Afforded hisa. Al this point our infor-
iiOn Of lhis unfortunate affair terminates,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-05

CSroRruN,rE.-For more than two
weeks past there has been, almost inces-
sanity, accidents upon the Central Rail
road. Not day has passed, without some
delay either by snow or accident. During
this time, they have passed this place from
one TO six hours behind time every day.
Most OF the accidents have been caused by
snow and ice freezing upon the rails in
such manner AS to throw the cars from
the track. No person has been seriously
injured that we know of-tbough several
have narrowly escaped. This was the
case on Saturday, when by the breaking Of
one Of the drive wheels while passing
through long bridge in Wiliis,on, the
lives Of the entire freight Of passengers
were greatly endangered. Several engines
have been disabled, and two are now loan
ed from New Hampshire company to keep
along the regular business. Freight has
accumulated at nearly every station, and
in some instances, grounds are wanting to
contain the loaded cars. The road was
never in so poor order as at the present,
and when spring opens it can be no less
perilous. Every thing goes badly, and we
can but feel panied To see 30 great and i'm
portsnt an enterprise at so low an ebb.
Green Mt. Herald.