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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

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aef iifrs asstr fasfssf|ssi4 issfaias fhsfri. 10
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81 EHsistsf
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Mould Candles,
shirtinps, shirtings!

f"d sui'te hH ~ a. ~ islHs~l, q che ,he'F
ash siorc, nsat ihr d,-t ! J. iiiNS
Jan. ~, is,1
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G. Carpenter,

MAN SHEET, oeas -ptra 90 Bsrri.t r't .. o..
flssisf 10 al iinas ~
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Haa0fs hFEif rffsfs, rhgflng sep, hfushrs A..
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fhaaNIe fsifs~fa aaif
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

AGENTs fuR TN ABOVE MEDICINES o.
cha. Hsn rssu, Jailss FaFIrf. Eufifnd i4-sl.nit
A o,psd, tsliisf Holland ,. 4. f.ltnlaH Nr-i Rot.
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il.fsss a. o. i.-.A-ll nsais , riai i.shg-rr
Nssi faaliasr 4. L. fs.s. hfandun na.a A 1fss
thssa Gasisisn NauiiA "A ngti. orsrH s. Hanf
Nalhagfsd u-iy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

4 EEAuN.. Tlhf insY seniN that have nv
] 90 ny aah, i.ialn ~ Nss-d, he ni.s aauhg pis
remainder of hs iaasfiJ sad ths -lisii claim
~ he arsa ai sag dsbis u BIZ tnE ssf
ul, dat haisa hsffA l5fh i-'t
ia-aas nrHFY NDDf
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n~si-~s - NJ. VI, .. r-y, sis~as
rfss~~ss-ss sd sh. vs., ssstss
SARATOGA 4 Washiugton X. X.

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81 sr-sN g-~.ss ts.ts ttns.
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siy osias W. uANnNt.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

CO.NDUCTED on TIfE EUROPEAN Plan.
'IlE subscribers having leased the above establish
! meut, and fitted II up In superior style, are now
ready To furnish
Warm Meals nj all hours OF the Day.
Tho ardent necessity Of an establishment ut this
kind at Whitehall, where citizens aud stranger, may
enjoy dish II their own choice, any hour has ia
durcd The prDpneturs At considerable expense,
ter into The arrangement
They intcnd, also, In short time, To fit up large
number Of
LODGING APARTMENTS,
oonnertcd with the SalOon, anotding all the tnm1u.
aud conveniences Of Hotel, AZ such prices the
taste means Of their customer may require. They
arc also ready 10 receive
borders BY 7HE HEEk
and assure III. public that no oterin,s on their part
viii he wanting To render the Cl sta Palace, the
European plan, convenient aud agreeable rcsurt.
l. q. TERRY,
T.. STAFFORD.
Whitehall, March ~, 1859. I-;hn
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New Books.

usIs sHn csrs--fhs sstss - ~ a. sis.ss
-r.ts- z 49, - fsgs - .. . q
fi.f a. ~ fhAfffts
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nEHE :. yorH HrIEpY.

A. me sanfsfial uifrs Pffintfsd h1 tis Camp pnf
faih kliisf fs,ssf-d By tHfttss fefkns H. esual
has trrn knan Soc fflirf lng pan 90 40 fasss
10 nv euff u SPINAL nniaaluia, camp n ne imhs
and suash, firuasiisi ia 40 is irtas tiiiiuus rir
a. barns siff throat, Ffsfit, A. d is dFftcdli me
bi fsiuedY 60 iiar urid ~ pafrulaf- flfruars
in the hands # arrnts, a. h. rfaiaass distfbuaf.
\. d. D. .sfs o. rall 81 turiiai a frftia-' famp
snd Pan hhisf fhsy ace slf lfufat-tars 81 ne
I filfad
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

ID AZBHr-fhe dssiftair o. is shaved itiHsst
I,isllisf snd h,i ica b., ult pisats cali sad pet
sN.s. II a. HiHf son
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

IIAF h..n making isfgr additions q, hts stnsh ~
] GOODS, and IL nov offering, At reduced prices,
choice and fashionable Asauftmtut ~
Cloths, ssin,eres, NssttnEs, Trimmings
and Furnishing Goods generally.
faHiruiaf attention is invited n be si'st Il
READY MADE CLOTHING,
conpfsing II dts tie lafrcsi and st sslee,sd &c
-ouincut ~ trilipN ABLE CLOTHING, ss.t ~
trird IN Rutland cuuntj, spii.d - che spp,ossbias
zrHsun.
B1J- CUTfiVG and MAMMA doae 81 tho rhonsa
nut,er, "a NufAmaniikn tn.nbsf
Hutland Irh ~ lstt tu
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

ALLOW AN~ FILLS NNp otNrMTNT.-jusi
received TOM rfpicssnr iiaiioN ~ = o-iRhiishasnI
~. ga stpnd meat Temple Har, is,ndun, supply
ct these hishy rolrhfstsd medicines. Pa bili -
prriirniar, Aris io thr Agents, az Rutland, W
az q niiN1 A rsbN
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New Medicines.

rs LAAGIEf's Ci,si Easa lse iisft Eif.,ss.
] bis tsaaiisf'f flils.
taHft DfaIs
hfsfis niss Nstsf
a. D. rFENfFE
. stsuissfsfffs Esnt
a 'TuEGT'- nssaafss rsf-a,sniis. = besh 81 81
aaiHfi f fsftaii inrffssinf esiaaff - iiis an
60 iarf nFffFefsf fffAt IA o. lsflAii NJ
>'orisg.- o. hsfrtJ astas 49, ofs- nsrts siaf
y - tfriailrs - ~ifr. brfrff e. fAafEEtI-
IA 49, artssftf - ftsh ~ a. fstsis q ~ -
tfsffi-f riirf 90 fsir. 90 q aftfft-
49, fsisf Mara IA. isls ia
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Dry Goods 4 Carpetings.
To Rent,

- AVS BrHf A SOS ste uuN prepared " sup
- pig some - thr fop ing isnd, fsnssl, hiptanf
ritelhask, Itiupass utfh"i's, and Nsssd saws, 81
yafiosi7 lengths inil fiir atf sppnfrd nianufasts
and Affsni.d tafshirfs lianlusf- and iiatsb eis,
bias iHg knNss, tom b. ~ iHfhsri Plane ifehs.
ole. 40.
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4 FARH bOU sALE,-ln Hsaad.a, tee
y siiio- f4 tiis village tsauieiniEs 10 sffss q
g,.s uisss 49, rfsss lend. IN ss ssfsss ~ fniifi
Z sfsa hgiss ~ bans sad SSH ~ $50 ts1
- ifh iaEs 81 iifs i'irrtnf -saFf4a
Haia iafa IL asi ffafed aith fstaF sna rsfifisisly
stsfrd sfuiiH orr Isds q rlsa 81 issliaass -is
ssnftHisnfiJ situated ha fsHii3 iHff-ss- u sai -
ssa frassssbis f,s. $40 - aisais iaas sssy.
fakHu 49, hraIfifal i,slf a nfsh faaf sud
tss toaiuF ssfnr sifh aassi $50 Il esss saaass
9rriae Iaft asuid 81, -id .fh 49, fassi u Seanssd.
Iof iaflisf isrt,0isfs aiaiff ~ ts sgis.sfiLss
tDs efsn4irss ions d. uhBHbtE
uf.aai.H. HsffA 3D. issI 10.
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For Sale


fI'HE suissni@f has ssyssiY ne Flr.sis y hish no
IA diririsf 81 20 Infsi sai. stoiif half 4
saia risssts bFinf saIus 9Th - Dated Huiisnd,
hsH-h .asi, isl it-fs 4 PRATT
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S,rpNSfS.-ker, Hns ssa taFss lor I.si'rd si-asss.
iNAisn, snlefh arisls II Z sniass sgnrf, ~ ssis
q. q NJ AZ A 4DN
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Coffee /.

G,os =, n. rorlpr, - 10 g.. p,t t4s'na
uid lava, l2l
burnt and gnsund, 10
A. the Cheap Sfers ~ z. J. niisF
Jan ~. 1888
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I'NRM ron sAiE,-fbo sub.' fi'ef oii.f. h'F ann
] td sale, siitHtr tn the North pan ~ Rutland.
Alpha " rts, eans-ting ~ Ii1 srfes ~ rh'afe
land, veil watrird T'd orchard and r'"d haiiding'
one Thousand dollars ~ h. paid down, sud liberal
credit will be gwen fnf the balance. Asn 40 acI"s
ot pasiunng ir the south east part IL Me.d',n
IRA ". SEWARD.
Mnndnn. Mll.h u. lshl. DIV,
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ilG nnadWnl, Nre bnrk.
hrf,r 60 CsunlsHdi Palmer. Lsii, ~ hfsa-Wsy.
AsN Nurs lion. AisiH Bft'a-uR, OsWsga, \. -
tiut. Nt.sd Ohio "a fsostfnof Fond, Dhiu lion u.
~ Thomson, iawa Hon. u. A. Naids, Nlfh linn.
J. q, NiaHi., Mi'h. liau. R0li-u siniti, 90 iian.
} n. indsru,sid, ~. iinti. 40 Didfs iowa lion.
J. a. bdY, Wisconsin.
81 lsr hfrhef Information inquifr pi 4. hAhAIli
Afeni 81 hufiand md bsuainriuh Counties.
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NEW CHEAP AND FASHION ABLE
Millinery ESTABLISHING mt /;
NnnHr NAV NJ roUsD ntuH suK, BtoSp, L.,I
Avn STRAw Lautis AND Mpsrs BosSll,
oi the latest aud most fashionable STYLES Rib.
bon-, lowers aud straw Trimmings Ladies'
brcss and Mourning CAPS aud Head Dre,-
s~s Rich tmbruidefin. aud Chmiieits
Pointed tuilars, sleeves, Bands, and
fi0uncines Edgings and InsertinR.,
Wrought Linen Cambria illkf..
aud Linen Csmhnc, vofy nice,
Long aud Short BLACK MIiis;
White, Assorted and Black
ND and SIN Gloves Hosiery
hress Trimming 10 Ribbons, timps,
Gallo M, tofds, aud buttons 'hrck and
Jaronet tambrios, Musins and Lawns
Together with many other ARTICLES all HeW, Eifs,
aud at the very latesi sty Ice, and selccird with
especial vie~-in regard ~ qualities and ptices-to
meet the want Of all classes. In short, our stock is
complete and varied a. Ia dcfy competition. La
dies wishing anything TOT themselves 90 daughter,
will plcasr call aud Examine our new and fs-iionsbtu
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid "a dressing over old Ron
nets,
Also, un hand, snd made u order, at the shortest
noIce Robes OF all qualities and sizes, and Caps fr
funeral occasions. J. X. BARNES.
UHion Buiiding, cd noorl Main -,
Rutland VI, Mach ~, l-i1. I5-sM
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s'l,UI't8d5 sIaHrft2,f1l s1b,lnl, ~
Nearly one million dollars is to be paid
IN dividends by Boston Banks on Monday
next.
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LEGAL, NOTICES.
To r,-s.,. .--sa~ s". ~,se, .s...,

is Probate .--ta~ a ~. w,isss .t-.,.,s.
' ,.s. r' vs. s.S r. ''i rss. ,' o.,
h.4d 81 a.ii.t. 20 sua ID 80 10 fr,ri ua a g.th
~ 4 Narh, 8 a.. isl. rrseut n'n. Ns4s
Whr,,... e. ,s,t. a ut.sa,. ,.asss,ss 81 glesfs
a. VI Nt..i u.a.f fr iIHs 30 rswirt la asid at 1854
ass fac-faiea g. en- fauR sf, is isfisia is vnHag
hcfls SUNS fia ,tai His .sIs arl staea ct ,ee
rIasi asdi'lst taaus go Z li'os ~ lane sisasisa
10 -st3 ~, ist s'aa5re sasth . TO- hfhv q, soaah
h. ihe Hirhwaf sue lard a ~ u ftNag rert D.
~ isuas II said - tag. saa b. tAr aras ~ ~
Sleldia s.sat 4iaias hst su als.. wtfh fHfnsof
hiss ssd vita hutiairs thsfrau ehi0h b. sahfsf D.
th infsa,.iaaes a. we ~ias~ Z. ct vtf thai q wdl
w. si ODE Aiafri q Ms sid ard A. lfl saia
aHa isat tr ata'is Nrfrei Al iatsfr" "a thffi rf
ftafr-ilHg salf rHu sfsnt hifn hrss.. b. ssH ~
TO- uvti - hH ssia " re if ssia '-iai..
rbofvhs' 81 sdrod b, -aid rsatu tiat .sii phi
uan e. std ana dsff4s|i i sasl sfssi.n
thaie 90 b. hli,a - tsstiftau stfasail n b. taI
dsi 81 AFfil Hftt Hta ihsi u'ai's hr fiscH ~ rah
.aetr.aissl, Ia ths q iuasd t.Yanii utnid. ntat.
latsf o. ptua At Guiiana ia iii. -iAtf ~, ,s e., o.,
u"e alg-''H'sd i'i ss'd bearing ugr ,qr a ',e,fl
a." A. NtNtN, in.if.
Ia Probate has. IL. w,iIism. E.tats.
t ,is ~ :, s. ssS' n., :, .s, tat
st.sis ur rrshat. s.en ii .sil alstf1 ~ uui
snd. heid ~ Uauaii u aid tt --ii distract a ti'r Hh
dp ct Nst'h. a - tr,'. -rn.'rut, ~" iiss'ss
" bsiea.. I've, g wiH,m.. as,nla,.,,stnA ct a.,
estlis 81 inafies h. Al tisl- tair "a kuiiaud ih ssa
dstnc, acrtasri ttestIis has thi dai lross hiri
thc sad Probate t'uit reutiu, 90 WniiuE, tissntn
setting iuftl thti fhr ssld aueHsard died snuri
ccftaiH "a siiisled thr ssst Nilia svf kutlad
uuu srcutHcd tt luhn D. hpteats, h.-andca wet o.,
thr highN q, nuuh 10y iu,u O., tsFr, ua bi Rev. -
tas Akrn, aud r.rth b., the ttssr,E atiAi t1iurth
i thsi tir -a,d d,tca-va a hi' ni,unis ',vfui tu,
araHtrtrt, bia,ng 800 rilHtif e. uetd said BIT, uth
thc bsidtngs ard sFpufensHtrs ttvfr'I o. ftrivti,k
n ftatt, 81 sail hiusHud and Nisftt,fV fraurattug
sad e"uu ~ rurt bee uc.Hsv g. "a, said premises
sHfdtug o. said r.tntfactt
Therefore Il 10 ufdcrvd BY saia fb.tato Crnu
that the hcsfiug and dotrin ct .ud pritioh be-
and the same ar, hrHlg rrirrrr4 g. ric,isl 80
,uu ul said cuun 10 b. holden thr office at the Hsl
uirt ut sud eIUu ln Rutland Va said dtstuet. thr
"a lhursdll bong The st.t day q Apni 4. u. ltsA,
aud That nuuor thrnot lee giNea % pubshtnr Get
ned cupr II the rrfufd Of tn,s orirf three weeks
tessttep pustptsly ticf,tu 90 tilr nuilaud tuuu
Herald, new spsiTf printed ,aid Rutland. go "rl 4
that a lrr~ins intrrsicd ibcfuu, tpHr uirrh by dot
notified tivnt, na, iirn and There algvat b, hfc
c"uti aud "lrci g. tne granting Of ssd lou-e tue,
cause
trao cury II f,cpfd. HENRY NALL,
IL u Refaioi,
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The Hair.

III ~ ai(s n.sa 1s.s..i-.
ID - ga ii.il hiYaftas
Ara-'s af1sA Eslsa
ffrsusaas hstsa,
D. ei's 49, faasf.
lasT's ffa.
fsaaafaa
fiai.afa.aE
a. kH.r. 81. t..f 80 e.
a. "a a.
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New Clothing,

IOIiN COOK " RECEIVING LAK6G Ann
~ tuns e. hi. hfm.r .tnrk ~ ,ipthing cansi sting
~ Pant Cuats fests and ptrfcosts ~ various qus'
tito. whrh ~ the iart sN ", sHd Ill made.
tustap,fs vii be- convinced thu h The place 10 boy,
after examining and sar.ftaninr ihs price ~ r-'ds.
Qey-Csil At No, lisniei.' nIn' ID 80 Parlaisr.
Rutland. Nov. -, isia. est
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LANDoS d GRAVES,

DEALERS IN FURNITURE, PROVISIONS,
laos, Goat, Mans, liArDNAHr, foNBrE, ssu Fr,I.
Near the r. q b r r. Depot,
RUTLAND, vi.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-23
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
FOR 1Q6Q

HE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his
menus and the public generally that he has recently
returned from the Northern Cities and is daiIy receiving
ibis SPRING and SUMNER supplies, embracing every
thing and beautiful all of which were selected with
great care purchased favorable terms and will be sold
,at low rates.
He is at this time inreceipt of the following Black.
brown blue, olive green and other cloths of various
grades:
Semoni, blk doeskih cas-. fancy cashmere beautiful
and style.
Light silk Vestings for Weddings and Parties, very
rlcn CraVats Stocks and Ties. plain and fancy, Hand
kerchle SusPenders silk and cotton hahose, Gloves
SILK and game Undershrts fine dress Shirts and Collars
"a large assortment very cheap Linen and Cotton Draw
ers in fact every article usually found in genemans
Furnishing Store:
He has also on hand fine supply of Clothing, both
ot his own and foreign manufacture any or all of which
The would be pleased to exhibit and to dispose of il at
small advance for Cash six months credit to punc
tual customers
Cutting done at short notices.
ISAAC PROCTOR,
Merchant Tailor.
Successor to OliOer S- ProcfeT.
April Is, 1853. 4s-
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PETERSBURG. Last week paid this City a visit

PETERSBURG. Last week we paid this City visit
ION business; and as we had great deal to do ant
but little time to do it in, only what came
under our immediate observation, if except ont
small fire which went TO see, some distance from
the business part of the town, and the Engines tina
had gone there to put the fire out, and the immense
crowd of people that had been brought forth there by
occasion of the fire. The Engines played beautiful
Fly upon the fire and the buildings adjoining and con
only small workshop and some little
timber was consumed by the flames.
While in Petersburg, able to learn by
conversing with Merchants and from observation, thai
Petersburg has upward tendency, and is rapidly
improving; and that all those engaged In business
are doing well and some of them making fortunes.
We like to see Petersburg improve, and her Mer
chants prosper. The people there are industrious
and enerprising, and they deserve patronage. We
are well acquainted with many of the business mer
of the place and know them to be honorable and high
minded. HaIyar Republican.
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A correspondent of the Republic mentions that tn

correspondent of the Republic mentions that thu
clerks recently removed from the Department Of the
Interior were notified of their dismissal by printed
letters, which he considers ominous circumstance
indicating an Intention 10 carry on wholesale bust
.ciculars for such purpose, the responsibility
rest with the late administration, inasmuch thu
identical blanks made of in the Interior Depart
Ewing and when they found few days since
proper regard for economy required that they shoulc
not be thrown away, but be made serviceable. We
have not been informed how many of the Ewing
blanks have been found, and we cannot, therefore
say whether the supply will equal the demand bu
surely no good wing will object a style of address
which was adopted by the Taylor cabinet.
Washington Union.
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Anna, on his arrival at Vera Cruz, was conducted
through riumphal arch erected the grand plaza
from whence he escorted to the church, where
solemn te denn1 was performed. During the nigh
there were Examinations, fireworks and numerous
sserenades. On the following day he issued a mani
festo the nation, in which he the Mexican
that he is resolved to devote all his energies to hi
country and inplores them to forget past differences
and rally to sustain him. He begs his enemies BIZ
assured that he presents the hand of friendship
them, and to all the Mexican people; that he shall
cultivate relations Of friendship with all nations
though he will at all times uphold the national honor
sThe army at whose head. he says. he placed hmse
TO repe an inimical INVASION and with which ht
says he has so often fought is also implored TO lis
ten to his counses. in order that they may still have
country, national honor and name they will not be
ASHAMED to own.
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REMARKABLE MOVEMENT AMONGST THE Jews. A
remarkable change it is said, is in progress among
lthe Jews in almost every country. Rabbinism
which has enclaved the minds of the people for 81
many ages, is rapidly losing its influence. Multi
tudes throwing aside the Mishna and the Talmud
and betaking themselves to the study of Moses ane
the Prophets. Among the Jews in London there is
at the present time, great demand for copies of thu
sOld Testament. The subject of their restoration t.
Palestine and the nature of the promises on which
the expectation is founded extensively engaging
their attention. In examining into these matters
they have obtained considerable assistance from
scontnental Rabbi who has lately arrived among
them, and exhibited manuscript, in which he has
sendeavoured 10 prove from Scripture that the tim.
has come when the Jews must set about making
preparations for returning the land of their fathers
The said manuscript has been printed in Hebrew anc
English, and society has been formed TO further the
movement proposed by the learned Rabbi.
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Valuable Citv Propertv for Sale,

not disposed of before Tuesday of May Court next,
Il privately, shall expose to public sale my HOUSE
and LOT situated near the Central Rail Road Depot
The Dwelling House contains six rooms and Pantry
At the time, 1 will sell vacant Lot well en-
closed, situated Immediately adjoining the Central Rail
Road Dept, beautifully located and well adapted for
building purposes-either for Private Residences
P uhlic Eating or Boarding House.
Also several vacant Lots the Central Rail Road
Depot, bordering the Town Corporation.
TERMS SALE-One half cash, the balance in six
neutrality-suspicious. giving bond with approved security
with interest from date VIM. F. COLLINS.
April l9, 1852. a5-=ts. 8
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D. CLANToN, ESQ. The last number of the N
&c. Patriot, contains the following gratifying intel
gence respecting the health of beloved friend,
|Canton, Esq, who went south for its improvement
We hope 10 see him again in all the vigor Of
health
Many of the readers of the Patriot will be graf
lifted 10 learn, that esteemed countryman d. Clan
ton, Esq, who some months since went south fol
the benefit of his health, is last completely resor
led. This fact he communicated TO US by Telegraph
from Augusta, Geo., on the 10th instant"
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A CARD.

A few days. after my recent departure from home
to the Northern Cities, it my misfortune to lose
'my Dwellng-house and more than half of my fur
.niture, &c. by fire. With generosity anG magma
nimity unexceed by any people on earth, my neigh
bors and friends rushed To the relief of my distressed
family, giving them such to render the ca
lamiIy almost harmless. / should, therefore, do
great injustice to my own feelings and to the feelings
of every member of my family, if did not, thus
publicly give. rather attempt 10 give. faint ex-
preston of heartfelt gratitude to each and every
individual who has shown himself to be our friend
on this trying occasion. From the deepest recesses
of heart OVERLOOKING " th gratitude. thank them
II thank them.
In this case, too, have another instance of the
nobeness of our coIored population. No sooner
the cry of fire heard by them than many OF the
servants OF d. w. Courts, Esq, and of Mr.. R. H.
Courts, Mr.. Abner Watkins, and Mr.. Samuel Adcock,
hurried to it. and, despite entreaties. to the CON
trary, and imminent peril of their lives. rushed al
most into the devouring flames, and rescued many
articles which otherwise woald have been consumed
They, also, have our hearty, our most sincere thanks
]. HOLDERBY.
RE1DsTILLE, N. C. April u, 1853. lit.
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BUNKER HILL MONUMENT STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
|Fhe Bunker Hill Monument twice struck by
lightning Wednesday Of last week during the
thunder storm. Fortunately the lightning drawn
Ito the rod, and did damage to the Per
sons who we're in the monument at the time were
considerably alarmed at the concussion and though
1.-THE monument was going over.' The bottom of one
Iof the rods where it entered the earth slightly
melted, and gentleman near the top, who pass
ling down and holding by the iron rail, received
shock from which he did not recover entirely for
couple of hours.