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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
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Ths teiiaa 81 ths l.arislaiufs 10 ye
.las. Ard ,hf fatiished daaY proceedings
sre lif n. iHfrFrssing a. ~oaa b. ihc
rat4,as ~ ias gesis tlnsuhe. Ne
tAaftfs,e aaai Sc ihe ffostfi v.rA the
lsueghs 1rtaas ~ tier lsay susurs end
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sHl5hinr g. ia nai fasdop beer afp-
Oa aaf oaisi5e o. b, faal tnef as.
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AZ ttefen 81 H.snfn 81 rP-atl taiesri
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

W. u-,sa,sfsas nai he Rsrsnj esi
Haarrtau @ q. uats 'h- p-tsare n
t rara1 crhamssur,f.. bss pass'i in's
nu asa5s f ar Se,ut Marrsrv Blvd
ha8.sr r., r,a.Fsuv. ~t'i os-f ~ 40
ti.s.. o. Rs,saa. er ihs ,FsA ine'. st-1oop
a ttaf seeeat mortgage horris Tirr
asr-a-, ft',- -ist 80 she ,ta' ending
iass Maf. vtrs snPie 60 pay ue cn,ire 10
ur,s' r. t.tb a,-tga 81 tnA ieatas boil
r-rr II s5gtuo ana ria graa earnings q
tists soar sir Sisted BE- We Treasurer b bc
., i,-f ,,ta, ,t,t fvz-e o,tf iast
g. r,isilaa io ih, abo,r, it,e Bs'hugtaa
Iro Prices ~ Tu~-dsy ~ysl--
Toe as.ir r.a-ud uaJr 40 Sij1aiss by
uns faa4, &C. t1s Trustees Il ,'sa bet mort
rat bafia. BE- re eura5se. nafaug vhirii
ural give usH % cspoclni alarm. 7 hf
tvhtness ia fiir m1nry market ADD. tbe
uf .mog q 10 h1aiHg dcst reuicucd uS
step .a-safy. Az ag uul. rs,anI, a. gl.r
ume. The n.fiasio sailty n tbe Road
6. niset aN citips gpau q, i- nH doubted
lr- Boston Trfrtii,5 q saturday, says o.
tlt. iitad 80
e'fhe Circum.tarrcs II thc rosd wen
uevrr boz 81 hunrissaing rupdHlun. 10
u.ii osmnes being fslnd porc uisu -ufi
. cirm ~ pag the inisrrst ou hll thelf bond
end on ihrir Ief'rrfod stock. The ncum
traurr. ars small sheH compared elih To
fral .alar. tir ah1io bonded debt bcin
s3pQDp0 upon an outlay u Eve and
half millions.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
rnr c,ro,rsawAGA MILAN CLAIM.

II is probably known only 10 portion Of
our roajcrs that the Caughnavaga Indian.
have, from tlnie to utno, iof the lac, fifty
OF saiy years, been mouofiahAng cur
Legislature 60 take into consideration their
nsscded claim 10 that portion Of Vermont
drained by Ouer Greek and other riyers
running into Lake Champlain, which por-
ton they contend vas never sold or coded
o. 60 the Whites by their successors, the
iroqnols. Tbcy presented their interesting
memorial IN I7p-. I-1J l-Jl aud now
again at the present session. There can
be- no doub, bat thai the lfoquoi,, Of whom
these Indians arr lhc remnant, were in pos
session Of the tract Of county IN question
on IT, iir.i discovery by the Whites. Capt.
Cpamplain, who was the iirst discovcrcr Of
vermont. 90 his voyage through the lake
20 plich be- gave his name, found thc,n,
mud fought battle with them, ~ Addison
Comfy. ia iGO-, and ascertaincd that their
inbc extended over the mountlins md val
ltyr 20 n second great n1cc OF mountains,
phich d., .ded the lake waters from those
Of The Connecticut RIVER; and NC are not
aware liiat any Of these lands leNecpt the
i0~n of Marsh6eld, which an Old record
says Was bought Of the Indians was ever
coded 10 tbc Whhc- by The lruluois, who
wcfc Dispersed in the Indian and French
wsrs, We are Inclined, therefore, 10 be.
hrso, that, while mos, Of the lands Of New
England were purchased from the native
propneior., Ia some shape or other, this
pat ~ our State can be claimed by as on.
iy By The night Of conquest. Ii 80, shall
Ne, with our Professions Of Justice, and oui
condemnation Of The Lew Of might against
night plead this night Of conquest in bar ID
thc prayer q the mcmorialIsu- for c0mpcn
sation; This is hard question. Bot
one thing tho Legislature can do--lho,
can siaye the matter OF, on prctencc O
having - much other importaH: bushes,
ofcry year on hand that they cannot poss
( bly, reach IT, q. VI. Freeman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

Ef Thr ct.i 'i.aeifs-F nAlrr a 'af
tuuhtns wruus Em iae raotaef.
o. ed vrl ,nauea tm o. danh fcri cab
s,l rse.a ta uuTT rash caapay n angI4s
sore rssfna a tae yrianf To- isap1-
oss B. -.s narl rss taa II thn- ani y
hrr sa ~r sh.a.d 'rraraussil e. ilrm 30
e. 'a the .eltasafr TfaF woa.a ueft
aaetteas be- sci rerrfi aat passed
fiang' sita prpsr eredcmn's rui-1 A'
ac,nsera,t s,ste Scsl ny iho way. ~hy
has n.s ..ss SFeak,. sFyoiuic8 can1ui.
b.. ~ .-l.-.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

4 WAHNING TO BAD WKiTTRs.-rkc
Toledo Blade iolis good story ola man
who owned house which was situated on
land belonging 10 the Michigan Central
Railruad. The SupcrimeDdan, who writes
a very bad hand, sent short letter 20 Mr..
=. Ordering him 10 remove the building At
oncr. Bat ihe housc was not removed.
and three months afterwards lbo SuDern-
tendeni met -, and began 10 scold him
FOR DOT removing the nuisance. a. desired
when II appeared The, the msu ind recciy-
c'i tho n1ie, and NJ being able 10 make u
osi, had supposed u 70 be- q pass over the
road, and hld been ndins back and forth
aii summer On thu strength ofui
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

4 Saht 80 sAfsbil.--A u.sn u mel
Gausi.4. J Naa Ca, 90, Laif l,t-u
sIasa-. Boo tesg arrested u Falalt.pl.s,
taa 'fum a,- 1r,s..,e,f.. ~ a. his taa1-
iasflaH. d taa arr fIsi he m fr iHss
fia.. raTfs. Hu -ho-uf pa .l.i.lr.s ra fs-
taa i.s raans % praelare $40 20
en- aa NJ A. 80 D. st.a in's.a aini * tas
d-.h aI s1ass niaIHr la harl.a or Naii-
ifr.t. sHl rt.lafa a.-..,rta.l-n of s..s's
aE..l Sod t.rH nl.si ta h.Ti. aa. shtfA
faIl af p. ttslnai ssa.li '.. psfi' o.
ltt -.asi saH, at.a.a e. dope ras es-
isctra r. utt H-s. S,uns- b. s7T Ease
gene a. 80 sar..ssfal .a e isfes uaaiasf r.
et-fl g. a-.fa ss ssf-if rsfaf trzf
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

A JuDGE's OPINIoN.-Chief Just. Horn
blower, of New Jersey, as sound constl-
tutional lawyer as there ~ in the country,
wrote To the Free Democratic Ratification
meeting IN New York, relative to the Flu
gi,iye Slave Law, rs follows:-
# am, as respects the general politics
of our country, II Whig--a Democratic
Wing, if YOU please--but, in more present
terms, an American Constitutional Repub
lican. ! stand, and always have stood, on
the platform of the Constitution. IL is
broad enough and strong enough, and free
enough, when rightly construed, for me-
| have only TO add that admitting the au-
thorty of Congress to legsla,e upon the
subject at all, consider the provisions OF
the existing law Hs not only unconstitutiln-
al, bu. as cruel and apprcssiver contrary to
the common law of our land and the first
principles Of justice and humanity"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

Brigham Young Is statesman hear
him In n sentence here, we have the
doctrine that has been preached little, but
pacuced from the beginning of the world;
"lf we receive good" he said, "If we re-
ccive good" he said, " it Is of the Lord (;
then let rs serve him, and love him with "A
true heart. As TO the world, they may do
as they yleasc, for re cure mol for Il any
hor. IL, this people clcaye unto the Lord
and righteous principles, aed all is right
and well.n
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
MARCUS O. PORTER,
NUWIHls-l1iitf OI Tue Insanr
Cornwall. SrIs l-53
w,sniSoro>, Nov. ~

WasHiNGToN, Nov. ~
TnE FisHtN8 QuEsTioN. II Is under
stood that the British North American
COLONIES, ucung ~ concert, insist that IN
exchange ip the night Of Americans fish
ing in their waters. the United States shall
%, only grant reciprocity Ia trade, but
shall also giant the fcpqr,y Of Colalal
vessels, and full participation 20 the coast
ine trade. The high ground assumed BY
Mr., CHAMPION lra1s 10 the g,noni bellei
thlt 30 arrangement can Tor the present be
arrived A.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

e. The Georgia House Of Representa-
uWes have refused TO PRINT the resolutions
ccnsunng the Administration for It's inter.
ference IN the political affairs Of New York,
while the Senate refuse TO lny them on the
table and ordered them to be printed
The election Of u. $. Senator from
Georgia has been postponed by the Senate
of that State till next session, five Demo-
crats voting IN the affirmative.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

MRs. PARTIsGToN on THE TURhIsH
WAR.-"Denr me :" said Mrs. Partington,
and so she is dear, not that she meant 50 ;
because under the black bonnet IL humili-
", and sel-praisc forms no part of her re-
Election. 1t was a simple ejaculation, that
was all our word for ii.
"Dear me here they are going to have
war again over the sea; and only for a Tur-
key, and it don't say how much II weighed
either, nor whether it was tender, and
Prince Knockems,iif has gone off in inf
and the Rushin bears and Austriches are
TO be let loose 10 devour the people, and
heaven knows where the end of it will
leave off, War Is dreadful thing, 50 dcs.
troying 10 temper and good clothes and
mcnshoot at each other Just as though they
were gutter purchase, and cheap at Tint
How sorrowiul the cover of that snuff,
box shut, as she ceased speaking, and the
spectaclcs looked dewey, like tumbler il
summer heat filled with ice-watcr, as sh,
looked at the profile of the corporal, witt
the sprig of sweet fern above 1t, and the
old sword behind the door
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

TEuE FREEDoN'-llc Is freeman
whose social condition y in no respect IN
icfilT to the claims Of his moral nature nd
his intellect lie Is no slave no matter
what his condition, when that condition
continues 10 improve In intellectual and
moral respects. He alone Is a alavc who
Is denied the position which Il essential 10
the exercises Of his proper faculties, and
the fiji dcyrlopcment Of his natural powers.
lie cannot but be a iynnt, whom society
has litled into condition superior To his
capacities. RI Egna.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
Tnr MORTALITY AmoNo rmr orr,cens

THE MORTALITY AMoN0 Tur OFricERs
OF TmE ARnr.- Thirty one of the nine
hundred officers of the United States army
have died off since the first Of Janulry last.
This, IN time Of peace, Is a very large per
centagc of deaths, proving beyond question
the hazardous nature of the services they
are at all times called to render TO their
country.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

The city n Biugof, Me-, received So
80 iur the year ending March !, lsgi. fr
slies - iquYf 81 theif bgenry, which h
upsufl. of 80 day l1r each bus.nr-s
day in d. year We believe ulai Tie law
PROVIDE that the h0u,r salil b. sold ou.y
for mechanical. chemical and mcllri-
Hsi fnUases. II mnsi nave been VERY
sioaIy in Bansur tn p.t yfsf- y. A..
< o.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

rrs barge 6rrs ac. arrca SEA lbs ciy 20
tcf.isy ussalnr, or g vcrr merc aesiftNsivc
ol property ihtn ana vhruh W. hltc had
orca1a1 q issttr fir many nauiiis They
tr,ikc got ainrs simultaneously. cu up,si.
si,c siio. af iie city. aud ti.cain srtucr
the tpssi active cxt7lans OF thc Gre depart.
urts. Duunct H. prevalence afthcse iif,s,
thc SIS vas oyrtcaH stih clouds. winch
vcrc brightly i.inmin,d fg distance in
every direction.
The most disastrous 81 The two. broke
on hciaccn teo and three oclu~k. in the
extensive premises known a. the Empire
lion Morks,N oanrA by Sloan 4 l.cgrcit.
and situa,cd between 2ith and 18th STREETS,
near Fir,i aycnue. Tho whole were entire
~ DESTROYED Thcwalls, though very thick.
vcrr completely pus,uicd. The works
consisted OF four huilding-, vaiucd. turrih.
e., exclusive of contents, at about $4,000.
The machinery, engine, &c, were worth
about $4,000 more and the additional
loss on patterns, drawings, Sc, many Of
which cannot be replaced, forms a large
aggregate.
During the progress Of the fire, a singular
accident occurred. Two men attempted
/ 90 savc a large rubber band used IN propcl-
/ ling the machinery but when II was sew
[ cred, the sudden contraction or rccoil threw
I both Of the men from the third story win.
dow. 1t was fcared that the back Of one
OF them was broken.
A>orHrR FiRr.-Whlc the fireman
were engaged at the above fire, another
broke out on the west side OF the city, at
the corner Of lane and Washington streets
IN "knoNs Factory which Va entirely
destroyed, with mos; of its contents
Among the occupants were Allen 4 Alb
bot, cloth drcsSprs, and the Marston Fire
Arms Manufacturing Company. Neither
were insured. There was an insurance
on the factory Of $40, 500. |, was owned
by J. H. Narnun. Besides this building
seven others, IN Jane, Washington and
Troy streets, were tot illy destroyed, and a,
many more lost their roofs or received
other serious injury. The principal build
ing was the dislIllery, owned by Mrs. Mill
er, and occupied by Mr.. Snodikcr, on Troy
street. Mr.. ). was insured for $1,000
$500 in the Peoples City $500 aud -,
800 out Of the city. Mrs. NJ. was said /,
be insured for 5000.
The Times estimates the aggregat,
loss by these fires at from $500, 900 TO 500
600.
That the number of mechanics deprived
of employment by the Ninth Ward disaste
will probably be from eight hundred to on
thousand thus making an aggregate o
about T,co Thousand Mechanics who los
their opportunity for labor at the most I'M
propitious season of the year. Many q
thcm, too, lose their tools. Tho condition
of these unfortunate people appeals strong
~ TO the symphathios Of the charitable.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

WAsnssYOs lTJAs.-The Nashing.
ton g0asips have fnil sway Of iongnr sud
pen NOW, ani they di-play sll their powers
fpfDduction. The BALTIMORE Sun whites 3
The Pfrsideni's messag e. - all cut and
dr.ed, nud will be- o strong pnprf. u i-'1
peCird 4 viii ptoduer an if.isohae SENSATION
throughout the rountry.
People should bold thur breath accord
iuPiy. The ~fHrr pfueeeda;
Tho mrsoPe all De- hind Throughout
strong ~ ihe epmpfoinlse. sifuug on ih7
Sandwich l-lsHts, sifong on MeHirD,
-ianerf 900 Caba, and rlcahy 10 favor r.
oE'cuiihs ilse ufsa u ifcedom 10 the ag-
grrgafr.
" Fnuo. uiii bold her ps.sce sbnut ih"
Sanda .rh Islands. NJ. Gsibri- sill f'snr'-
mend elesp riant asl eosuac IA dc esy
ui fIc t1nM
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

GHowTn on OnIo.--Eycry six years.
by law, there Is rrvaluatlon of the real
estate of Ohio for taxation. The last valua-
ton was IN lSl7, when the entire taxable,
property Of the state. at cash value,
amounted to about si55,000,0O0. Il IN said
the returns for the new valuation are,
nearly complete. and the Auditor of State
estimates TINT they will vary but slightly
from $su0,0OO,00U; showing nm increase
of taxablcs IN six years of Sii25, 100000, or
nearly 20 per cent.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

The hHuau k0ysl Famiiy arc noS -
= 'i-1i D., r1us.u Nietafa, 30 ihflsni -
Iiin i1fa' pary c1usiafs ~ The kiHg II
- the y .asns, i.fir foY7i hiebnesss.. ilie
ID t. tui burhrss d. Bfibsu'. M Canai
O. !lintr'r. 1rl 'ii- Prtrrs tA.f.fis ~
q a..
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

isos.--ima Be- -rll o. hive beea Gra
discovered b. ih- l-.snl n Crete. d. tle
tunlHs of N9uE' lla. li1l yeln beErr
tius'. Ihrr- 10 u1 dra5f. hlsetrr. that
co. 9ia.fal So ku1sgt1 saisf. u nstY,el
lu iAe art. ugr- tnferllf 4. ihr al1sr tsi-.
lriH ~ss h-sf clf a. Blter-A sl.ar
Celfs, .ass,i. l1tL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

or The lecture Of iIoK,cr GRrILrt,
before the Young Mems Associa'lon, on
Aonday evening last, was well attended
and Il is sufieirui 90 say That Il was wor-
thy Of The distinguished author.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

tHiNIsI tooLtrs foR TTNNrsrr.--
The proprictors, OF the Cumberland Iron
Works, on Cumberland river, Tennessee,
have engaged the services of twenty Chi
nese Coolies, ms iron workers. They ARE
expected TO arrive shortly at Cincinnati,
from whence they will be forwarded 10 their
destination. II * stated that the Chinese
are very expert in working iron.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
DEATH oF EX-GOVERNOR CRAFTS.

We learn that the lion. SANurL G.
Cnfs, bird at CraAsbury On Saturday hs',
n, the sgo Of about eigh,y years fcs
men ia The State have devoted 50 large n
poniou uf their iiic 10 the public service as
has Gov. Crafts. AZ representative IN the
House and Council, member Of Congress,
Ga,cfnrf u u,e Stale and L. :. Senator,
and in oihof minur Offices ia has Town and
County. ~ believe that be- has been FOR
foil hslfa century q faithful public servant
ever deserving ami ever possessing the on
tire confidence Of the people. Wallon's
Journal.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

't.e ~ Nlfpt. f ,ut aamtt rsia-r
wtt s- ugan.1 ts Nat Wa Nr y b.
.ae. FL, frra,s.at}e 30 ih isfisua'r % 2
ttenr. iit aaaHaasaa ttis hf ~
nora ta. lss. tas nsfs sapfil w tast
caaf ls asii q crr Ycrfosafi i'cof. s'-r
W. .r 10 ftraz ei sny nns 81 hra'
& sr iff t.frsr rr3es ta ia taf fru-
r1saoa- af.sn. b. aat urte. vr h's, Pol
vil aaf ta,r eamsaai.a.af rusii.
rtIrU4r ia aa ftaraa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

TIE rni-i s'rie. h1s 8css5;fl- h1rs
0- ahar an- h.ss 90 even family Boz jl-
1nf- S. o. FlElr Sntrs. Ohio sauls
ari. hguas iUiTE hafses .il-n comes
SOS iafk- r'l ii7Iil;at.l r-Has} .,a-
h.l, prA 500 IS, rsl n-u hmuctf.
rta ilat-A Thrre rr aay 2u5..G-I
n.-r r.r4 cove ia tAe ianl don it1sas.
IHr 1h4'r -a-iIHf rrf SUR 9-iy 81 -ies
.t.4. --',-iL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
TIIE HERALD.


o. astrsFsa- sssfssss ssas' - Nsssss fu %
ssss, 90 .s3ess 80 ~ sasssast ssaafYs.
49, &C. ts.sa.ss i.siffi.ss So ~. s-,sss.si.s
rffaHf. f4nsfss.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

SnoHT, VrRl.--lf "breyity is the soul
Of wit" Gov. Farwell, of Wisconsin, IL the
wiiiiest man alive. His Thanksgiving
Proclamation, Invested of the "grea, seal"
and the official names runs M follows:
at Is hereby recommended that Thurs
day, the Oath of Nov. instant, be observed
in this state us day Of Thanksgiving
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

hoUNG Mrs ToR OTfIcEKs.-One Of
the English naval newspapers thus express
e. what has gradually become a prevalent
opinion with the majority IN tins country 4,
There can be- no doubt that u The Jnn-
lor officers Of the late expedition 10 search
stead Of their seniors, the northwest pss-
sage would have been made many Year.
since, aud perhaps s5nys account gwen OF
lhe fate Of Franklin. II l. perhaps Sc
yofc observation bui ~ truth must press
upon tbr minds If even body who h1s
watched the proceedings Of each cxpcd..
u1u az closely 40 Ne have done.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

MINISTER SOULE.-Onc of the most in
ilucncial Spanish journals of Madrid, com
mentlng on the reception Of Mr.. Soule as
United States Minister to that capital, and
upon the speech which he made ON that
occasion, takes exception particularly to
that expression of the speech which repre-
sents tic President of the United States
as presiding over the destinics of America.
This the journal IN question considers insul-
ting 10 the Spanish nation and race. On
the question Of Cuba, 1t announces that
Spain is willing 10 try her strength with
the model republic, rather than submit 10
the slightest insult from 1t, and repeat the
assurance that Cuba may be Spanish or
may be African, but never viii be Anglo
American. In conclusion the article calls
on the Spanish American nations to unite
with their old metropolis and raise the
STANDARD of their race in this quarter Of
the world Mail.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

Nj Dlsut krsnALL. Of hn, place, Is
receiving and dubursng imported sheep
tina, would be- worth thc attention Of Rot
lana County breeders 10 examine Al least
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

lEIsn GrNrEusiTI.- IL hiH cotuc 10 the
knouledgr ID the EugIish Commissioners
81 Eaigrsiion, that, for the mere purp1sr 81
caigraii0n, there WIS sent frun the Z ni'ed
States 10 lfeiaud, during the years named
br.o~ tlie following anB,anis g.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

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continued.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

- we are receiving daily, aud now have On hand
in Store the largest and best assorted stock of STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS we have ever Of
fered for sale. We invite our friends aud customers
and the public generally to examine stock before
they purchase Notwithstanding of the follow
ing in part:
Brown and bleached Sheetn-s and Shirtincs
bleached and brown Cotton Drills, Bed Tickings and
cod Cambrics, Blankets, large stock Pulled Cloths
kerseys, Satinetts and Pweeds, Donet and all Wool
Flannels, bleached and brown Canton Flannels plaid
and plain Linseys, black. blue, green and brown
French Cloths black French Cassimeres and Doe
skins. Fancy Cassimeres and Silk aud Wool vestings
Irish Linens Table Damask and Napkins Linen Sheet
ngs and Pillow Case Linens, French Merinos all
oolors, large stock, English Merinos Persian Cloths
plain and printed, black Bombaziues and Alpsecaa
plain and printed French DeLaines, plaid aud striped
DeLsnes, saxony and Gala Plaids for children. La.
dies Cloths all colors and qualities plain black aud
black hgnrd Silks, rich plaid and brocade Silks Nor.
ri Antiques very rich, Dress and Cloak Trimming "a
Muslin Lace Jaconett, Honiton and Maltese Collars.
all of which viii sell on the best terms
WARREN PERKINS,
sc 70 No. IL Eagle Sauara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-18
Ara meeting of the Board of Directors

A T a meeting of the Board of Directors
IN of the Virginia Central Railroad Company on the
9th September, 1858, the following resolution WAS
adopted, viz:
Whereas, the Agricultural Society of Virginia pro-
pose to hold fair in the city of Richmond in the
month of November next, and this Board being dis
posed to aid so laudabe enterprise in its infancy
Resolred, That on the present occasion all persons
exhibiting evidence of being members of the Society
and all articles intended for exhibition, shall be car
red and returned this road free of charge: but
the company will not be responsible Tor any acciden-
tai injury or loss to persons or property carried
NoTE.it is possible that more subjects for exhibit
ton may be offered than the company have conven-
lent means for transporting To prevent dsappoint-
ment owners should confer with the Superintendent
six days before the fair +. FONTAINE, Prest