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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-13

LOTS IN SYDNEY FOE SALK.-Capitalists are
warned not to let slip the opportunity for an in.
vestment offered by the large sales of lots in Sgd
ney this evening. For farther particulars they
referred to the advertisement of Mr. Wellington
Goddin, in. another column. There is no part of
this city Its suburbs which offers greater induce
ments to purchaser than the town of Sydney
The town is spreading, and according to all expe
renee will continue to spread in that direction
The value of the lots in question has already ad
vaneed prodigiously, and if the new era which has
just dawned upon Richmond be not deceptive it
must continue to advance. In a few years they
will be in the very heart of the city. Every days
delay will enhance the value, and the man whe
wishes to purchase can do SO cheaper day than
he can tomorrow or the day after, far cheaper
than he can one year hence. In very few years
he will be compelled to spend small fortune in Or
der to obtain any one of these lots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-13

IMPORTS PROM JUNE Sd TO JUNE eTH.-5 500 bbls
Sugars: 80 toms Plaster; &c Sofas; 500 bundles of
Chairs, different sorts; 4l4 tons Guano; 4sI boxes
Glass and Glassware; 292 tons of Bar and other
Irons; 1e6 casks of different assortment of Mdze;
163, 400 Lsths; &c 1000 Dbl Slaves from New York;
453 nests Woodware; 2l9O bushels Oats; a69s bbls
Fish (Mackerel and Herrngs) los bbs Tar; 2s9, 900
feet Plank and other Lumber; 232 tons Coal; 300
bus Coal; 1870 tons Railroad Iron; $50 bales Hay;
345 chests and half chests Tea; Pianos 345 baskets
Oil; $40 sizes Sole Leather; l246 boxes Dry Goods;
5a4 boxes Soap and Candles; 604 bbls Ale and CT
DER 397 bbls Sugar; 1s2 casks and bbls Oil; 306
boxes Cheese; 290 boxes Lemons and Oranges;
HOO bbls Lime 272 cases Lcorice; s55 bags Coffee
l6O kegs Lead 240 doz Pals; 80 hbls Composition;
l4S rolls Salamantine Fet; $50 hhds Tobacco (from
MarylandD l49 hhds Sugar; $50 boxes Tin.
EXPORTS FROM JUNE 81 TO JUNE sTH-4425 bbls
Flour; 81, 400 bush Coal 6165 boxes, do and cases
Tobacco; 215 tons Scrap Iron; 406 tons Bar Iron;
3ls hhds Tobacco 67bales Domestics and Flannels
So tons Pig Lead; 1I6 bags Feathers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-13

FAD AyvArR--A fatal occurrence took plsre In
Henrico county Saturday last. at the farm Of Mr.
John B. Crenshsw, about miles from this city,
near the Mechanicsville Turnpike, between two
white men named Patrick Feeney and FArlsAd Free.
land. Some angry words had passed between the
parties. when Freeland called Feeney lisr Feeuey
Immediately struck Freeland on the head with q
large tin bucket, following it up with several blows
with his ist tits supposed he struck Freeland on
the temple, a. he survived but half an hour. The
parties were relatives and it's believed that Feeney
had not the least idea that his blow would have
caused death. he has been arrested, and 10 now In
Henrico county jail.
Freeland was buried yesterday inthe Hollywood
Cemetery.
An inquest was held over the body by Justice
Gardner. snd a verdict rendered charging Feeney
with feloniously killing Freeland.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

Feskagss have tesn aF<pel sna IA, ~ a..
sau'snis, 'a'l sl'srstl. ,us 70 hrs a,s.a.,..,
-uhkh lrsas b. l,thsh s,isin ,L,,...-..'
- sa1ue1i. 'siii. lt, Pa ol..s :, -. -
ilit-i fu-'sl. - tl'i5 Is 81 rls.tsis. ~.
ii'us 80 a. paik ne Pea Ns.s..o,,,
las IA ~ .s,spiieh s.ll,i % lks.. us,..,. =,
- BOG "a. ~ - mans i .ls.p s...s
th< sesnes - SO. - d<seelsd snd lru..s., !.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13
ys o.
"Wednesday, April II.
Accident 10 Gov. Crahan,.--A

ACCIDENT 10 Gov. Graham We
-. grsesed 10 STATE that IN srrss<nf hapYened IL
Cos. Gnhsm en THURSDAY izs,. while returning
from Raleigh. By ~hieh be ~as r<risa<iy isjur-
eL Al.est s<ssz % right mises ss<s 81 lhis. be
q, ont q bis bussv y arrange some Psrs q he
hamess. ~hea h. horse took Fight and ran 81.
shsoxing him down and drawing th< wheel q
The buggy oses him. Fortunately this eeeurfrd
near nc place where same hands were q ~esk
On Inc Railroad. AMI one q them sssised hirn
home. wlioA be reached about ten eieloek si
night. Il sas found that he was severely bfuis.
81 and eui upon he faoe and other parts q hi'
holy. Al 6ra il was feared that the bone Of hi'
arm MAS broken. but Ne are happy % learn thai
This Was nos The CASE. though The muscles wen
badly sprained. Al The time Of wTiliag this
(T1eslsy.) ws lsam that he Governor j. I'm
proving. and We hope thai be will soon eniirel,
recover hon The injury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

and . aPpaiul sgenls Ia rssh eounly 10
losk hl,sE sSrhsslea pppsHy,
Nr j slso. ~ is.ae snpusl rifenlsu ~
NE ktaminiug uammHlrss, 9Th sus-
Ersiials and inEirlriinas - 10 BE gusli.
hrsiians ~ ies-l,rn-ia pisfaIs blanks
&c couniy SuprnnIrndrals and Cess
mlsaee-men--Psepsre nes sdisiaa q he
>risaal Lass. silh forms and iaslFseaisus,
Ar, Gr.
Any roanay Superintendent o. Com
uissrs-m.a. hssing =rerrsrd sush sP'
poinimfnl --sr any Clerk af the cannis
t'onr. rrinsinK nr neglersIns 10 perfaH
shs duslrs requnsd nf him. shall lnslsi
and pay The sum ~ iiily dailars. 10 n
frrrsesrd ~ any t.eufs 81 rrrnfd 10 ID,
Slsss-~hirh suils arc 10 be prasernae.
b. The counsy Attorney, and The monri
paid 10 the Csansy chaarnsn Ga she be
nrhl af HE Schools az the coanty.
n the General Superintendent shal
wilfnlly and hshiiaa.Iy negleri his dnsy
ar use his aliirs Cor The propagation a
peruliar rrllsi~us az pnliiiral daririass
he shall he Liable 10 removal BY The Il
trnry Bazrai--hui must ~ lrird. 90 thu
~ dayst~rillrn nniIrr. and sllna ed esi
denrr 10 has drfrnrr-m whlrh rases
rerorl is ~ be made lnr lie Inspection /
ihr Legislature.
| Tapehers and Papiis " commaa SeAeais,
Are exempt from mad and military dui,
and frefn serving IN Jaries whilst engage
IN irsrhing az ATTENDING school.
| Teachers. 81 lhe end ~ The Time 4
; whirh il,ey have hern engaged 10 learl
must report 10 The committeeman.
writing. The numbers and names ol II
children they have taught. specifying Il
number OF days zach has attended; ~
: no rammi.lee- inan, while acting as sue
shall be leaeller in Common School
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

More Coppcr.-we are plessea 10 learn
thai some fne specimens 81 Copper have been
found upon The lands Of Msssrs. Nathaniel VIII
lisms and Jehiei Atwaler. in this county, about
four miles south wes Il Chspel Hill. A speri.
men from The lands Of Mr. Williams. we are IN.
formed. was tested BY Professor Mitchell. o. ths
University. and pronounced pure copper: and
TIA, upon the lands 81 Nj. Aiwater is believed
10 be ncher even Than thar which was tested
The copper Is supposed 10 be extensive; and We
understand that company will soon BE formed
10 commence work and ascertain the value Of ibs
discovery.
In this connection We would call attention ID
The act q ihe last Legislature 10 encourage tbs
investment Of capital cor Mining and Manufae'
turing purposes. which win Be found on our frs'
page.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

The New York DAY Book Of the Cd
April thus notices the late sale Of our
State bonds: "The North Carolina
six per cent. loan Of $500, GOO was taxi
en- Yesterday BY Messsr. Commann &
Co., at lO5,02. The aggregate bids
were over s2,GG0,000. The bid Of
Mesrs. Commsnn & Co. gave the larg-
est result for the uhale loan, and it
was awarded 10 them. A portion was
taken to 80 abroad, and resales have
been made to-day at 1917. D. ".
Courts, Esq, the agent Of the State
here for negotiating tins loan, has been
untiring in his exertions in placing the
Of this loan before our capt.
talists. and in gathering and exhibiting
the statistics Of wealth and prosperity
Of the old North State, and to his ex-
ertions is due much of the success
which has attended the negotiation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

TuE SMMEsE Twins. - Chang and
Eng Bunkers, 1.-THE celebrated Siamese
Twins" accompanied BY the eldest son
of the former and the eldest daughter
nf the latter, favored us with a visit, on
Wednesday last. They are en- route
for the Northern cities. where they will
be exhibited unlcr the auspices DC the
Company now ensasedjin transporting
the "IIirpo !rome" of Paris to this
country. One of the twins has FIVE, and
the other six children, who. with the
exception Of the two mentioned above,
are left with their mothers in surry
county. Nurth Carolina. Chang and
Eng will doubtless realize handsome
sum BY their engagement with the
!" Hippolrame Company The offer
must have hcen liberal That has induced
them to leave itheir snug farm and
aga'la wives" an 'b,nnle BARNS
Weekly post
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13
o. s. Bonds Held Abroad. Mr..

Hrodhead. Of The United States Senate,
in advocating. on Monday. his resolution
requesting The Secretary &c The Treasury
10 furnish The Senate, al the commence
menl Of the next session. with 4 slate
m n, showing The entire amount ii Uniled
States stocks and bonds Of all kinds held
abroad. said The arconnt current of The
U,.iled States. fnr ihr last fi-cal year.
with foreign countries. will stand as fol-
luws:.
Excess Of imports over exports Of
the county, s4a,O0o,o00
Interest annually payable to for
eigners, Cor stocks, &c. held by
them, lS,0D0,O00
Expenditures of travellers abroad, 5.000.000
Navy, war and diplamacy, 3.O00 900
lnstament To- Mcxico, 1900. COO
Rcmiltances 10 Ireland, 5000 900
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

S Mseaarna&nd shat cos Il our eouns.m..
shsst siae sines. ssssl~d 10 market Win =. !.
asalisa d purchasing carriage hessrs 4, :.
ssn. Ga passing shreash Hillst.aruueh I, Z.
10 with our easfsprising f<lls~ sisiiztB. n, i
Ausdsrk. rho irdatsa him % eramip. A, 1.
hases manufactured = lis sss.hsshu<s,. r;.s
iHg one shst plrassd him. bsrr.ia M. -.
s'fuek. Thus was oas husdssa end s;ylf. 49,
lara krpa q home and ia III prssshils.,. ! -,
lion Of j. win ssain end H. Nay inlo he 49,.
ofoar freud from lhe eouulry. gsenssaA.
bad conc alsasd q make ihs Pu,rllazt. si-,eov..
y wruld have been made Thar much poorer "a
the snechsnirs II honse ~oan have been a,..;.
Cd q he Stimulus which is gi.sa :, tbes -
ssIe Of their work
Whit on this suhjeei. we win sas,e III, NJ.
A. c. Murdock ) erecting e0nmodioa. BUM
ing fos bis business. cas-, Of The ceurt houss. ,os
that he j. awaiting himself Of The ls.esi impre,.
nsenss in the manufscluse q earraess-sp ;na;.
Gallon, We trust. that his enleprise meets wi,h
due encouragement.
We must NOT omit 10 meniion. In addition u
the above, that We have another Carriage $40.
IN The Town. conducted By NO inausuioas and
highly deserving young men, Messrs eheek a
Holloway. Their shop i ON ckuf,on ssrees
nrai the bridge. where our friends from The eoor.
iy may le sure They can have v ORR In ll.eir line
faithfully executed.
We would also caIl attention 10 The sdsrr,i<e.
ment Of Mr.. Lemuel Wilkinson, In another co.
lumn. lie has established Coach shop sir
miles north Of lIillshoroush. and his character d
Sufficient guarantee that The work in his es,ab.
lishmeni will be well executed.
Solution OF a Problem. = The lsl.
| lowing communication ~i interest surh Of our
readers as have taste ter fgures--sna We hope
there are many such. II Is from gentleman Of
fine mathematical talent and Of eminent attain
menta Ills solution Of ihe problem. IL not tho
proper one, |. certainly the best We have ,sen.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-My attention has
been called TO little problem which
has appeared in several Of the papers,
and to which have seen no satisIacto.
ry solution. Ii is announced as fol-
, lows: /" Use all the ten numeral cha
racters, o I 45678 but each
only once, to form numbers which, add
ed together, shall amount 10 just 100.
: The solution to which you directed
E my attention may be expressed thus
: Add together the numbers 60 and IL,
]. forming 80--then add so to the digils
\ ?. 4, s, 9. which gives 100. My OBJ
i lection to this is, that if we use 80 we
J. have no need of 63 and L., and their
!. digits are virtually not used, while il
!, we use 6S and l., the 0 and are not
used.
. Presuming that, in forming the num-
bers, am at liberty to use the frac-
:, lional as well as the common decimal
notation, (neither having been specif,
cd | submit the following solution:
: 10 so, adding the fractional number
IS and the digits |, 4. s. I. we have
: 100. Is.
e Hillshorouch ApriI &, 1885,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

WAKE SUPERIOR CouRT-This Trl-
bnnal is in session the present week,
his Honur, lodge Bailey, presiding.
The Doub Gaze, which has excited
goud deal Of interest, has been removed
for trialto the Superior Court Of john
stun County.
On Thursday morning, Samuel Par
ker Perry was put upon trial Tor me
murder q! his vile. At the time OF our
going to Press, friday no Jury has
been attained, though il is probable
that one will he, during the day. For
the State, the Attorney General and d.
i. Moorr, Esq - for the Prisoner,
Henry w. Miller, Perrin Busbce and
Geo, W. HAYWOOD. Esqs., and the
Hon. Geo, Il. Badger. Register.
NEw York RysTAL PAIAcE.-it IS
said buildings are growing up like ma
gic in he vicinity Of the Crystal "a
lace. New York, and enormous rents
are demanded for mere shells. 4 room
in one Of the wooden buildings opposite
the Palace, % feet front, By 60 or ~
feet deep. was rented At thirty five hun.
drcd dollars per ,err. The Palace u
self is.gettipg along very slowly, aud !.
Is SAID that lie projectors care sin''ss
about selling the lots than they ~ los
TIC Exhibition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13
S74.OOO.O00

From this deduct the probable ampnn
Of gold aud silver brought inlo The conn
try hy emigranis. At Sl0.000.000. leaves
The sum Of SCI. 0O0,0OO as The balance
against The Umi,ed States, towards The SET
Element II v hich We have. a. The nfiicill
record of The rxpprlallans above The inn
porIaiinns. $4,000 600 Of gold aud sill
yer. and the balance Of at 900 600 his
no doubt heen Iiqni,lalrd by the remit
lanres Of Federal. State aud other stocks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13
The New York Worlds Fair.

We find The fpllawing letter in The
Ashrville Speclainr:-
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Died,

In this village, 18th inst. Mr. Richard Foster, az. So
In this town, 10Th, p. b. Souhgatc of Woodstock SO.
In Guiford, Aug. 23d, Luzina II. Franklin, aged So
In Woodstock, Sh inst Mrs Prudence Emmons, ag 81
18th inst Mrs Judith, widow of Gcrshom Cobb, IS.
In Springfield, VT. I'd inst. Col Jonathan Williams, 81.
In Cabot, Sept. LIST, Joseph Fisher, Esq, aged 81,
In Chelsea, Sept I, Ananiah Bohonon aged IS years.
a Revolutionary Pensioncr
At Monson, Ms, Sept II, Wild Anna IIoar, aged 80.
In Ware, Mass, Sept 18th, of typhoid fever, Mrs I'll
pha wife of Bethuel Leonard, aged II years. Printers
in Mass. and n Y. please copy.
In Wendell, Sept list, MIR Samuel Reed, soldier of thu
Revolution, aged %; It'll, Mr. Nathan Brewer, 70.
In Ashfed, Sept Dist, Mr. Barnabas Howes, aged 70.
In lnsdalc, N. H., Sept II, Mrs Lydia Packer, "A.
In Astead Aug. 14th, Mrs Susannah Peters, aged 10(
years months and II days.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28

A Mrs. Marsh has been arrested in Ironton, Ohio,
on the complaint of her husband, and lodged in Jail
in default of $500 ball. to answer to charge of as
saut and battery with intent 10 kill, for beating her
own daughter, child of seven years of age, with a
rope, until it considered very doubtful as to its
recovery.
The New York Post states that Mr.. Stiles, OF
Springfield, n. j., paper manufacturer, recently re-
ceived from New Orleans quantity of rags from
which he caught fever, supposed to be the yellow
fever, and died in two days.
The surplus of wheat in Ohio this year is estima
ted at 10 600, 900 bushels. Mckenzie Message says
"Caculaors think that Upper Canada will have sur
plus this any former Of 1000 00C
bushels of wheat
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Farmers, Manufacturers and others,
pv;nters and Publishers.

TIME undersigned a manufacturer Of Printing Ink,
il of every color and quality, which he knows 10 pc
equal to any manufactured and which ne WI sen az the
sba recommend ITSELF he only sOcits one trial OF It, re-
lying upon its own merits w., 49,. mint
Extra fine jet black Ink for Card and Wood-out PRINT
ing extra black Book and News INK {" superior quA'
also eolored Inks of every variety -... ~
q NJ. PrrrENoILL & Co, 10 State street. Boston,
aeents for the New England States
SHELDON COLLINS, 90 Gold ST. ~ YORK
;,Sng tbs narapraph to the amount of 81 and send
inc az and paper containing it, we will send 20 pounds
Of News Ink ; NJ RI ~ ta s.Onn-a., Host
Sw43 ~ S'ale selee'' oo--
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Cambridge Cattle Market-sept. 81.

At market, 2701 attle,-about 1900 Beeves and 901
Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows Calves Year
lings, Two and Three Years Old.
Prices, Market Bcef-Extra 80 1916; LIST quality
200 7,25 second quality $50 6,75 Sd quality $50
n 600; ordinary ,25 800.
Hides $3.50; Tallow $7a 7,50 Pcts 75c ,25 Calf
Skins II cents per ID; Veal Calves l. ga 10.
Working Oxen-$lO9, l18, 100, 1856, 142 172.
Cows g. Calves-Sales at $2l, %, 81, SO, A g.
Stores Ycarlings 50 II; Two years old SIG SO;
Three years old $27, 80, 36, As Il 81.
Sheep & Lambs-G900 at market. Extra s. 81, II s;
by lot $50, 2,67, 3, 1926, 3,5Oa4
Swine-Still-htted at $50; fed &c per h.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Grated Fruit Trees.

TIME subscriber has for sale large variety. Among
l. his Apple Trees the Northern Spy, Bottle Green
ing, Baldwin, Madison Scarlet, Porter, sc, sc.
Price $500 per dozen; ga, 90 per hundred.
Pear, Peech, Plum and Cherry Trees. Grape Pines,
among which are the Mammoth Globe Seeding, Down
ines Colossal Rhubarbs &c. all grown in my Nursery.
Have made arrangements with r. Mattison & Co. OF
Rochester, be constantly supplied with large lot OF
Pear Trees, worked upon native Seeding Pear stocks
Also, Dwarf Pear Trees Ounce stocks.
liberal discount to those who buy to sell again.
Haated in exchange, a few thousand feet of Lumber
S0LYMAN CUNE.
Bnttlebero Sept G, 1852. sw49
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Two Weeks Later from California.

The steamer Northern Light, from San JUAN arrived
at New York Sunday morning. bringing San Francisco
dates Of Sept 1s$ S50, 900 in gold and $50 passen-
gers. The miners generally doing we'll
Immigrants from China and across the Plains
irving in great numbers Large shipments of quicksilver
have been made to China Indian hostlitics Rogue
River continued and caused great CONSERVATION to the set
tiers The neghborng tribes had united and commenced
war Of determination against the whites; many massa
ores have already been committed, and body of troops
have been repused with loss in encounter with the
savages. An expedition under Gen Lane had gone tc
the scene of action and bloody work expected AZ
last accounts 90 whites had been killed by the Indians
Nearly half the town of Sonora has been destroyed by
frcoss $4,000. The business portion of the city
capped Large meetings have been held in San Fran
cisco in favor of the immediate construction of the Pacific
Railroad. Bricklayers have struck for S2 day hod-
carriers for Sc, and both successful vast
Der of buildings going up, Mt cost of $4,000 to
2OOOOO each The taxable property of the city is as
sesscd at nearly twenty-nno millions
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Newspaper and Advertising Agency.

V. b. PALMER is authorized agent for receiving Adver
tsements and Subscriptions for the Wndham County Dem
ocra. His offices are-at Boston, Scolays Building
of Court and fremont streets New York, Tribune
Buildings Philadelphia n. W. Third and Chestnut
streets.
s. NJ. PETTENGLt. & Co, authorized agents for
ceving Advertisements Subscriptions for the Wndham
County Democrat Their offices are-at Boston, 10 State
street New York, 122 Nassau street.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
BRIGHTON Market-Thursday. Sept .

At market POO Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores % prs Work
ing Oxen, 1870 Cows Calves about 5000 Sheep Lambs
and $50 SWINE
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra 1916; first quality $50;
second quality G,25 6,j0 Sd do. $50 5,75; ordna-
$50 a 800
Stores carlings IS ~; two years old SIG %;
three years old $50, u, 30 a 36.
Working Oxen-$65 20, so, 90, 100, 116, 12O 40.
Cows & Calvcs-Saes $40, %, %, %, 80, 40 a 45.
Sheep and Lambs Lots at 81, 1926 $50, A. Extra
S., $50, 6a7
Swine-5A 81; retail G4 u; Old Hogs 81 a G.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
WaItOn's Daily journal

Will be published usual during the session of the Lee
gsature The session promises to be unusually long and
unusually exciting. Subscribers requested to order
early. ~ Terms one dollar in advance 2w51
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Harried.

In this village, Sept. 4th by Rev A. Brown Mr. Philip
Jacob Gehrung, from Kemnath, Germany, and Miss Car
olina Eckerle from Ottersweyen, Germany.
In this town, Sept 14th, by Rev A. Brown, MrJ. Ave
ny Harris of Halifax and Miss Hannah II. Dudley of b.
In this village, 9TH instant, Mr. Charles Brown of Chic
opee, Ms and Miss Eliza Beterly Of Ncwiane
At Mount Pleasant, ILL.,, Sept 9TH, by Rev F. j, Briggs,
Alexander X. Breed, Esquire of Mount Pleasant to Miss
Fanny c. Blanchard, formerly of Nottingham, VT.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
N O I G FL!
ROOFING SLATE

OF the best quality, and in any quantities to suit pur
" chasers may be had at the Quarry in Guiliord, on
the most favorable terms Men win be furnished to place
the Slate ON the roof when desired
Apply to Seth Wiley at the Quarry; j. F. Burrows,
ESQ, Vernon Depot; or to r
Bratteboro, Sept 9th, 1858. Smol
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
BOSTON CARDS.
September. 1853.
no COUNTRY uERCuANTSI

80 COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
b o. TON Is USIN ESS CARDS.
TIT Undersigned, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTU-
REDs, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
now prepared with FULL STOCKS of all goods in
their respective departments peculiarly suited the wants
of COUNTRY DEALERS.
The large and varied assortment Which the BOSTON
market affords to purchasers presents superior oppor-
tunity for choice selection.
MERCHANTS are assured of our determination to
please possible, both old and new customers who are
respectfully invited to examine our several STOCKS AND
PRICES 6w50
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
N OF 7 G Il

n OF 7 g e
rs hereby given that application will be made at the
next session of the Legislature Of Vermont for an act
authorizing consolidation of the Vermont Central and
Rutland and Burlington Railroad Companies, upon such
terms and conditions as may be mutually agreed upon by
the two corporations with the right and authority to pur
chase hold the stock of the Vermont and Canada Rail-
road Company for the purpose of consolidating the same
with the united corporations, with the further right to
purchase and hold the stock of such other roads in YER
elsewhere may be necessary for the purposes
of consolidation; to procure the passage OF general
law to effect the same object
EDWARD CRANE, Committee of VT
JOHN S. ELDRIDGE, s Central r. r.
W. RAYMOND LEE, Pres, II. & b. r. r, Co.
Sept LIST, 1858. 3wi9