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

rTATt uf NfRNuNT. pEtumoiuhcfea ihai
iistugi II Rutland, -. - Al sp,rial session
VI ihc Probate Dnuu ~ the sai fislrici 81 Rutland,
bJld ROLAND, and Tor said distfrt, the 2ath
day II Frbuap, A, u. 1853 rr,seui Hon. hst'Fr
nrft0r, ladae.
Whsf,ss, Levi. f. stafford, Isun c. stafford,
HsHrah y Had. Horace J. Bari, and GeerEe w.
Eaf tste fis daj presented b. thf SAD pFbate ciau
petition in writing, sctfiug furth thar they are fcls
~ John ~ EaTl. minor. of " aliingirrd In said
district. that the ,sd John ". EEh has about two
thnsand dollar in iefanai pfufsfY, and they request
-ssd eean Incense and authorize UsnHis Hulcti the
guardian # said John ~ Eari said persun
Al pfupctig into cash II necessary, aud 10 iuset the
psocred, Il said pcr-pnal estate Ia tcal estate
Therefore, b. ordered by said Court that the hear
,HF AMI decision u said petition h and the here
by inferred to stated session II aid Ia bo held
The Office OF thu Register u aid CONT 10 Rutland IN
said district, The isi Monday bcins tho Ith day Of
Apti 4. u. isLj that notice thereof BE- gwen by
Publishing rcrifcd eopy ofihe record If his orisr
fhee Wtck scee--vsly, pres iuie Thereto In the kui
land tauntt Httald, newspaper published al sad
Rutland. and circulating IN tie nrtghborhpud oi those
Interested w cider that al persons interested thcrrn
being daily hoffuA thereof then aud there appear
before the sid Court, and oectto the granting " said
hrensr, ntits see cause,
ttrus COPY Ut record. HENRY HALL,
i0-M Register
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MI SIC furnished for Halis, Ffiyatr Parties Sc
vi Apily 70 T. !. fAEr. brandon, - Mp teach
e. Dancing Waiting, the Polka, schottiaehc, Sc.
kuA isl, is.2. Am
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Windgalls, and splnt---s certain Tomr1y.
Cartoons Condition Potcders for Horses, &c.
The changes Of wcsther and season with the change
Of use and feed have ven great effect upon The blood
and sinuuus fluids Of horses II Is at these changes
they require assistant tn natur, 10 throw oil any
disorder OF the fluids of ,hr body that may have been
imblhed, aud which, II not attended Ia, viii result IN
the yellow Water, Hcayes, Worms, Bolts, &c. An
of which will be prevented by giving one Of these
powdcts. and will Al any time cure when s-iy symI-
toms ~ diseases appear IL uesd In time They purity
the blood, remove all inflammation and fever loosen
The SKIN cleanse the water, and invgoTate the whole
body, enabling them 20 do more work with the same
feed The action Of these powders L. direct upon all
tho ocfctive glands and therefore they have thr
effect upon the Horse, the On, The Ass, and all Herb
vorpu- animalsa diseases arising from or producing
bad state of blood, speedily cured by them. Can
hos-- Remember mud ask for Cartons Condition Pow
der, and take no other.
Cartoons nerre and bone Limmeni for horses
and inr the Of all diseases Of man or beast thet 10
qure external application, and Tot contracted cords
and muscles, strengthen weak limbs and also used
Tor spran-, bruises, saddle gals swecd legs Of
all kinds on horses.
CARTOONS articles for horses and cattle are pre-
pared frum the recipe 81 a very celebrated English
Fsucr, and viii cure ia ninety nine cases out of une
hundred any uf the above complaints They have
boon used by Farmers, livery men, stage proprietor
and other with the most marked and decided
tttIlDN,-Nnne can he genuine unless you find
the name of J. Carlton tOmstOck the wTappef Of
each article. Remember this, theiI articles have
been eEtensNeiy eounterfried OF late, look and 6nd
the proprictcrs' name, j. Carlton Com,tock Sc, never
buy without
Cautiuu.-Ail Of the above named articles arc sold
only by Cornstock a Inthef street Peters Place,
directly in of the AstuI House, between Barclay
and Wesley SIS, door rum Barclay and one block
from broadway New York, " whom all orders must
be directed.
Also b, n. H. Spencer, Rutland. Webb 4 Cook
Reases fuiHi, \. v, and by storckrcpcr In every
town Can aud get an Almanac gratis.
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Rutland and burlington r. II.

thsuEs 81 fisos- Winter ArrasEs eat
~ ANn Nf1Us MONDAY. NukhMnrE %.
' Tmias = 10 rfH 20 iastses. VIZ
Isr Busloa. .NiW iork, and lpicrrshaif
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Daniel Burgess & Co.,


Ne. 60 tehR-st.. Ns~ teth.
DTHiIsu 80 ffiavif1r ratsatls sJh,-i ts.As, o.
ht,h tis attafiiliu - eafsert, sals siptraarhts
49, Oh. y Ha.. Ia tfIFa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

For the Of Founder, split iooi Ioof bound hor
ses, and contracted and icycrish Feet wounds br1i-
Ia thr ieph, Called Backs Cracked Heels, Kicks,
M L. mi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

The undersigned VIII cam on the Store Tia oHd
sAer irea husiress o., odd stand. An persons in
dcled N ihr lis hTH II " aueu a rtAl.y will please
mako Immediate psyfarnt 10 me-.
loaiw = &. sTAITY. Agent
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

l IyEcEEsE FEATHER Tor sale by,
IL = RARhETTk son
DAIN-kILLER.-p urfy Davis Pain Killer ept
i constantly oH hand and to sale az mahuiaftdferh
pre- d, "a halessie and retail ALEC Mr.. y. kddcf's
thaefa MnftH1s and Diafina Cordial, together with
mn-i o.! the lnpiiaf faton Medicines Of The dsy. ar
sale by IISCOMB 4 DSdDDD
CenisI Ruilsnd, Nov. T.
20 70 THE Old RED STORE At RUTLAND
VI Depot, II yea want Chsiis. Bureaus Bsdstrads
&c roias, at tie lowest rates ~ the Gfsrh Noun
tstns- We ssY that you Win there ind them aud A.
use rates mentioned. You can there find all the
styles 81 faae -rai Chair nhsaPsf than AZ aHs other
piser 10 tiiis viriniif. LANDON a GEANEr
hufisnd, June, 1854
PROCTOR A WODD,
General tomsnission Merchants
20 The sale ri NaU and touniy Produce, 40 1876
state Street. Boston.
NJ :, ffptTuh n. =. WON
Rsfsgeaffs-
Mcgsrs iliiebeoek, Coat a Winsiav r Fletcher
q Co. Llanfhalt t0usufsf A CO.. Hast4a q A
hifss g. :. Seymour s1as, 0gasastHrgh, " -
Goa hnbbti, Faif-das, 81 y HsaEs steFehs
clfsfHsqfii osif iiadFcs owen, Rsfidsd, n ~
y -sisirs, hsg, gssFHssfi "a p :. Iankhni Agt,
HsaenshsfFai - y - "a
STHANED CA STOLEN from ne pasture ~ ills
; -sisfnb.f ne tore sfi IT luiy last i've I'd rear
Ira caitishIsf hsiirfa and fn stssrs ~ hi st red
stffla SO siref y tirh Nas light nd nfFtloN Nho
tsgf feinra, sts h1f,cs VI efs raid csttis may
= i1'ina' shan b. siiisby Aiasd snd hocrssarj
enafEra iail s0EMAs JONIe
ncihafdioh ssst D. 1854
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

POND Il MORSE,
NhSlrsAis ssd Retail DrnsEi.ts
re- sos hiftHfsas NsfEt -, nrlfaab Va
/ lhALth1 10 fsTiularfy fsHry Anlries. Pane,
j -usps Io.5ih, hsif ahd Flea Esisiis. t,si,at.
y AhdopiAsl rapsunef, 70 p~nnsnrni faIs "a AZ
heFFuas hlsafefst VIZ - nraeari.s. Faitlsa
700 ~ ~ hssgt hhshE4sa-t AsflHis.
AP'4asa} Spinal Disrs-e pnAsp
$40 Iuu faih b. ~ ID To
bespfuHa i=Eef sH4gdaiLt
iTsis i'sis i-fslitlds
hcHfslndrtrs 49,
ifl rrf- thd siiDf 'LuIh BRACE
hnFnihs ftaia and salapbsas.
y pr A. n f'sisiastll na ksga 81 sriHrird fii4i
y lf@fs. Ateifihss anf ale, llrh - flss
sht.f - ne psifssf iaiiss snd met ~ sifis b. m
tn' A'ri fn4sflsiss irfHgr farfieuisf An aiit "a
"a iffiinF ana sahnafaefnfinr 81 ne nl.t e,as'ls
efl.flf7 o. tapstsntf usff Be- fsinr=fAr pgsffsr
ihs Nest issspsrtAst DisssssF, 80.
Made.
h~iis I'm ff.sf ssisst lslaF sAt Fssdsf
Dos ains fiaif raH l. srsa slth .sFfsfi sAtrss a.,
fAh fssistsdr ttf farflasaas ~ ttslf .tits,
e'ei fsFil afiasa fisss isnll Fi@s-s Ell sha sasn
inf a. 90 nfuE rttlr q
PoSD HoEsE
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

"BE fE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY
4 command that should be- ehcrttuy nbcyrd by
the children ct men. m. LGrfstis Jsso Cordial,
Proeteatvc Elixir prescribed an eiicciuai rcstora
tive In Cases OF Debility imputrpcy, ~ BarrenntSs, and
all ffrynre. ufnaturc. IL Is ali that II professors to
be-, vfG Nature. Great Restorative and remedy Tot
eTtaa cure far seminal emissions, General debility
Glrri, Weakness u the Genital Organs, Nervous AZ
fcctiuus lsucorrhoca ct WHITES As an inygorating
medicine II is unequallcd
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Notice.

y ass<ssssiig fs-f.' d iss4fi,rs ~ - -
N-is."i 'sa -s.ft b4ffTTT egN
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Straw Cutters ,

4 r.MNroMbfk's Patent Straw Cniisr. man
"a. uiaoiored and for sale wholesale and rs,aI hy
&. CLEMENT 4 10
II,d,xtIl. "A
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
Groceries |!
C. BURT q SON.

| lmDfAlkr BOOTS AND SHOES fess..aag
''',p ~ ri"rai caaHs Pine, Pine fr.nfb Ctf
byH.' f"aati aud Iart Bs-its Ben aaa Bo,s life
tsh rhoes iafgs stock u W0nas's hest kip anf
nofosf@ b-'ites, Pine Cloth FoGad Gai,efs, Fisbsi
80 asa waking flsss, London Tiss Nissss sne
'hlaf'h z HA'rs u Ysfiaas kind. Tbs pnfi is ssls
SaH-hted We have The I.,u Pris.a h..,,. .Dd eho.s
T" h,si'b sHlih'nr N'idi hafh IN price snd qnaiit,
~, pa" hsss's, hgmsRs, sna Children SCI
~ ~ fLf<s ~ tie last a,sks. Aisn "A psia ass
Lined L4Htiief Over shaes An Of /, li,L M h. I'D
~ Hldl PEI, Al o. AEsai Gstss
hutland, yhHuaTI T. isaa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
mETitopOLITAN HOTEL,

'I'nt Metropolitan viii b. Completed and o,,n,a
W ile reception Of Company, September Ia
VI Free ef Board o. per da,
=. =, SIMEON LELAND 4 Co,
Prsprneft.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
NEW STORE
And Nevv Gnodo

NJ AtIilNEBY.---rhe. subscriber has taken tho
l'l shop hitherto carried on In connection with tho
Rutland Foundry, and having furnished u With good
assortment OF tools, including large Planet is %,
pared to execute orders for MuI-GrasiEe or other
machlnerl, IN workmanlike manner, at reasonable
charges.
RrrLsSp, Jan. ,, 1853 L. CIIspy
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The ex Queen Of the French the Prince and Princess
de Joinyle, who embarked from Southampton on the
Goth utmo for Lisbon had landed again the Goth
Plymouth in consequence Of the illness Of the Queen,
Maria Amelia.
The Hungarian deputaton presented the Of st.
Stephen, with the other regaa, TO the Emperor Of Aus
tra at Vienna, the 10th Of September The deputa
ton was headed by the Archduke Albrecht
young lady Of Scotland, Miss Cunningham, had been
arrested at Lucco, in Tuscany, for giving peasant
Bible and Bunyans Pilgrims Progress in Italian The
report says that the British Minister at Florence had
made unsuccessful application for her release and had
communicated the fact TO bis Government The penalty
for the offence is said to be FIVE years imprisonment
The intelligence caused great excitement in England.
Populations the subject had waited Lord Clarendon,
who declared every effort should be made to release the
lady.
Accounts from Alexandria to the 10th September state
that Abbas Pacha had issued an order prohibiting the
export Of grain from Egypt from and after the 2Sth Sep
tember but the representation OF the European con-
suls the prohibition may be delayed until the 3Oth No
yember.
The total number Of deaths from cholera and diarrh@a
in Newcastle, during the present outbreak, has been
l243. In the same period (yiz. the first twenty-sk
days. during the prevalence Of epidemic cholera there ia
1872 the number Of deaths 1917 The total num-
Der Of deaths from cholera and diarrha in Gatesheaa
the present date has been 206 During the like Perioa
wiz the first nineteen days. in 1872 the oea'"'
amounted to l31.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

Junous the pohoy OF recognising sections in the party
No one Of Them eminent enough to be Of value a. an
sociate will be permitted to separate himself from liz
faction or to reenter the ranks Of the original party in a.
proper and legitimate way y !"
we are told in the Hon Secretarys letter that the
sdent has adopted this policy trust and believe tbat
the assertion is founded in great msapprehension f
his real views as seems to exist in relation to the import
Of the Baltimore platform know him to be pure nm
right and patrotc am that under the embarrass
mens which have surrounded him from the hour of his
election, he has exered high Of ability; and
II he has not overcome them ALL ii is from the impractical
BILE nature Of the task and not from any failure on his
part in diligence mental power fidelity to the con-
stitution. OH O,c0NOR
New YORK, OCTOBER IT, 1853
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

simultaneously with the preceding Letter Of Col
lcctor BRONSON, there appeared in the New York
papers a communication from the District Attorney
CHAs. O'CoNoR, Esq, in reply to certain recent
structures on him in the Washington Union As
the manifesto Of Mr.. O'CoNoR, though in form an
affair merely between the Editor Of the Uuion and
the District Attorney in reality part and parcel Of
the controversy in which the COLLECTOR and SEC
RETARY bitterly engaged, and goes more fully
into the causes of the rupture and into the nature,
objects, and ntrigues Of the New York parties, we
have thought it due to readers to give them tes
timony 50 respectable and important as that of the
District Attorney.
The Letters Of Judge BRONSON and Mr. OCoSon to the
Barnburner Committee and the Structures Of the Union
thereon were published in the National Intcgencer Of
the LIST October
REPLY TO THE "UYIoN,' By Mr.. OCoSoR.
The Washington Union in its assumed character of
Government organ gave the public the 9th ultimo,
an elaborate article censurng the Of Judge Bron
son and myself in Withholding support from the
cond State ticket recently nominated at Syracuse.
1t alleges that in respect to appointments in this State
the general Administration had adopted the policy Of d.
yding Offices in it's gift between the Freesoers Of As
and the Democrats Of that PERIOD ca mode Of obte-
rating al past schsms and divisions Of the party and
that Judge Bronson and myself knowing this fact had
accepted the Offices rendered" TO u.s. under implied
promise that would give influence and coopera-
ton IN promoting the Of that policy 1t asserts,
also, that political connection existed between and
the leaders Of the late Freeso faction " from which
we are enjoying high official honors and benefits"
casicaly Observing in this connection, how scrupu-
lousy conscientious" We anow are in refusing to
tinue the association,
Stripped Of the verbosy in which, for unworthy pur
poses the writer has clothed his giyngs, the charge
fairly aud distinctly stated is that fraudulenty conceal
ing our sentiments, and implicitly promising to aid the
policy Indicated we led the President TO entrust with
Office, and that having by this dishonest arhce secured
portion q the "spOis,' we betraying his
confidence.
Studousy insulting u its Tone repletc with alsehoods
unsupported by shadow Of FEASIBILITY and deeply
incupntory as this article H. it would have gone down
mered oblivion, along with the many anonymous bels
Of the day, wholly unnOced and unanswered By me- had
higher or better authority been youched for its
ments The paper it Is true claims be the organ OF
the Presidents but y has advanced that claim ex-
cept in crcuitous and argumenative form IL has
yer ventured directly TO that It spoke by his au
thority and knew that it was not his organ felt
free to treat il as the hireing Of nameess libeler
Subsequent events however, have impaired to this
charge com plexion which may Justify me in giving il
this public refutaon letter from the honorable the
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, OCTOBER II, 1853
The subjoined precautions against the cholera pub
shed by order of the British Board Of Health in ls4s
have recently been officially communicated to this DEPART
men with suggestion that they be published in this
country They are accordingly recommended for publ
cation, especially in the newspapers of the principal
rhine cities.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE CHOLERA
BY order Of the General Board Of Health in Eng,und-T
Captains Of Merchant SHIPS, Steamers, and Collars.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE CONTROVERSY RELATIVE TO OFFICES AND
TO PARTIES IN NEW YORK

The New York papers contain reply from Col
iector BRONSON to the recent Letter Of the SEcRE-
rARY OF THE TREASURY. AS we published the
latter last week. and as the controversy has assumed
much consequence in the party politics of the day,
we give below the reply of the Collector.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22
SIXTH INSTRUCTION.

AgdinN Exposure 70 Vel and Cod.
Wet and cold should much possible be guarded
against by warm dry clothing and stout shoes Athck
flannel belt or bandsge around the stomach and lon is
good defence for sailors when they bed If the shirt
is damp wet they should changs 1t, and put dry
one They should not stop out at night shore Many
sailors who have been drinking Hambro Bar and lying
about on Sunday night have been seized Monday with
cholera, and died in q few hours
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

TThe Letters Of Judge Bronson and Mr. OCoSon to the
Barnburners Committee and the Structures Of the Union
thereon were published in the National Inclligencer Of
the LIST October.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
Oranre and Als,nndrla nnll,nna

At the annual meeting Of the Orange and Ai.y.n-
dris Railroad Company nvcnel in the city q Ar,,
nndria the 9th inst the report Of the President
coD,panici with thos1 Of the Chief Engineer o. Inc
Lynchburg extension Mr. lIAtkinsou aud 9th, Fc.t.
ern section Mr.. H. w. Nandygrft were subintt. To
the company. full and satisfactory exposition of the
con iton Of the compauys affair. is given 4. their 10
ports. J his work, II is known las been oaer TO
Warrenton since December ll,t-a distance of s,yer-
ty~one miles from Alexandra. Every effort the Pre-.
sidents report states, has been nadg ou the art %,
the Board within the scope Of their ability to press
the construction Of the remainder 10 G1rIon4yillt
a. early as possible, a. Gar is compatible with the
nature Of the work and the int rests o. the company
Greater difficulties have however Jccu met than were
expected year ago But the Board haze now the
satisfaction to inform the stockholders that further se-
rous interruption 70 the progress Of laying the tracks
between the two points cannot be expected; and, o.
cordng 20 the calculation Of Mr. Yandcgrh the cbic
engineer IN charge Of the work the road will d, fin
ished to the Rapid Ann early n December 10 Oraus,
Courthouse by the first Of January aud to GorIans-
willie by the first Of February.
OF the extension Of the road TO IynchLurg. tho
report Of the President and Direction, is ~ fol-
lows.
Authority given me Company %, The l,.t .c..,r
~ tho Legislature, "a extend their Road from some p1
upon the Virginia Central Railroad o The town of In
burg and the capital stock increased Boo r SUM of flce.
hundred thousand dollars Or the purpose This act wa
accepted by the Stakeholder n the general meeting
March last and rrconossnco aud surveys Of sutail
route 10 The location 81 The roii by them ordered
sooa hereaer a. circumstance would permit the Boar
proceoacd 90 put n execution TIE resolution Of tbc Stock
holder and he surveys cOnhlcI 90 the charge Of
q Atkinson, as Chief Engiuccr whose valuable service
we're engaged lur the purpose The report Of Nr A
kuson, hercvt presented. shows the nature and pro
gree q ne surveys as fir as made
Hh etpec'od that The surveys. nov in progress. wi
BE eompet,d early month, when the rcqlisito da.
VII b. obtained for the location Of thc line Two CON
petnG routes presented fof Uc construction 81 No
hosd Which nar b. distinguished froin carh other ne OBJ
eppef and loFof lines The former passing c.tasr peal
~ che county seats oi Aihcmlr Nclson and Aiah
countcs snd pcneifsuga productive region Of county,
We lover Inc pursacs more nearly The Valley Of jaime
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
The Eair.


The first State Agricultural Exhibition bids fair SUI
pas the most sanguus anticpaons of It's cnterpri,irg
projectors The Is fall overlooking II the hardy
yeomlnry from all quarte-s OF the State Underwater and
the Piedmont regions Of course we'll represented Oj
Abemarle is here in great force. The Southwest i uu.
merousy and ably represented. The Northwest has
it, Representatives The Valley has sent forth spcc-
mems of its and its industry. There probably
wsao marypeope ICON Augusain Richmond at ANY ore
time as at the present moment.
The articles for exhibition hr exceed in number an
character all expectation As essay this first Fair
nitering beyond all our dreams aud risk nothing in
saying that guarantees annual for many years
come.
The weather yesterday delightful and there i
every prospect of its continuing good
To-day but the members OF the Society viii be ad
United to the grounds Tomorrow, the gates will be
thrown open to all the world and the ofmankind
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

REwARpING ITS FRiENps.-Thosc Of the Democracy
who have the harihood stand by "this hybrid Admin
s:raoa" Of to be rewarded for their much
needed services Among that class, it that Mr..
Orr, of South -Carolna, is in for share The
Washington correspondent of the New York Courier
ers TO the fact that Mr.. Orr made the first public
mont designed to brng bis native State back into the
ncetou with national politics Very shortly after the
iaa0n of Pierce and King, he proclaimed the oor Of
the House. that the candidates entirely acceptable
To south Carolina, and that they would receive her
without contest lie is therefore considered tho Ad
mirst atoms chosen candidate for the Spcakership
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
PETERSBURG MARKETS, October ?g.-Dr.ad.tu

PETERSBURG MARKETS, October 29-BreadstufT.
again in demand today slightly improved prices over
those paid yesterday. This will apply specially to wheat
Below quotations:
Fonr-Wc quote city brands at 81 II. Country
do at 90 81 Z. Family S.
WheaL-Whte Wheat $l.S7 I.42 Red do at LIS
] 80.
Tobacco-But little tobacco Offering. Good article Of
manufacturing leaf commands fine price.
Cst;ou.-Cot,on still maintains the improved prices
consequent upon the favorable intelligence received by the
Niagara Sales made yesterday and to-day at o a
@ |. = cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
Concerts.

Il will be by the advertisement in another column,
that music will add its charms the attractions of the
week. Madame Sortsg, OF the most famous names
in the musical world, will give three Concerts here
assisted by very eminent talent Raul Julien who per
orne here last year. considered by many quite equal
10 O,e Bu,l ON the Nlnlin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

Such day was lat Monday, the 2ith OF October is
not within the recollection Of that sage and mot ycnera
DE personage the "oldest nbabmnt' Prom early morn
until The shades Of evening began gather the snow f,
20 constantly and rapidly reach the depth Of near or
quite eight iuchcs Winter would 90 be upon us
and already knocking NJ our doors bidding a prepare
ior ts arrival yet We hope that shall have much
Pra'1nt weather io allow tho farmers 90 complete their
seeding IN consequence OF the difficulty and delay in
obtaining "unno many have not yet put 10 their cuure
crops Of griin.-Fii,ftr Nsirs. Ori 23th.