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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

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We the undersigned have formed partner
sshlpfor the purpose of transacting a Genera
Produce, Grocery md Liquor business. "
wiz keep constantly on hand a general assert
ment Of farnizr groceries, Wines, Brandies
Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware which
we viii seH very hw.
s 4. 4. IIGG lNBOTHAM.
O. w. HENDERSON.
Deer Sd 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
Franklin Iron Foundry.
C1STTNFS &c S:
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ID EsPECTFULLY announces to planters,
j q and the public generally, that the old es-
tabiished FRANKLIN FOUNDY, Vicksburg,
Is again in fall operation, ready to execute.
promptly, orders for Castings of all descripl
lions, Mill and Gin Irons, Engine work, al
kinds of repairing, &c. Also. agent Hotch-
kiss.s Patent Vertical Water Wheel, which
is rapidly superceeding all others. Patterns
for furnishing three sizes may be seen atthe
Foundry, aud its advantages over all others
pointed out.
Thankful for past favors, the proprietor So
licits continuance, promising to execute all
orders in his liue, in manner no, to be sur
passed at any Foundery inthe South or West.
JOHN BOBB. Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Messrs. Allen &
Barksdale, Yazoo City, will meet with prompt
atientiin.
vichsburg. Aug. 6, Is49. .-37-9m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

WOU are hereby cited TO be and appea
Il before the Probate court Of Yazoo county.
at the March Term 1888 thereof, then and
there 10 show cause If any you can why an
order should not be mSde for the sale of the
following described land to wit: Northwest
quarter OF Section 4, Township -, Range 2
terest of the heirs of said deeedent
And further TO do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
Court in the premises, ana it is further ordered
that publication of this citation be made ia the
Yazoo Democrat for the space of six weeks.
WITNESS, Hon. GEo B Wilkinson, Judge
of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, the 9Th
Monday in January, A. D. 1888, and seal of
said court. ISSUED the 29th dav of January.
A. ID. 1853. JAMES II. RELL,
Feb. >, 1853-l3-6w Clerk
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
TE2Y AGAIN.

Ed. CORBEFT takes leave to return his sin
4 cere thanks TO those gentlemen who SO gen
erously patronized him duridg the last year,
and begs to add that he will endetVor to de-
serve continuation of that support he has 50
very little claim to.
Some party finding the subscriber in the way.
has not only made misrepresentation, but has
also interfered with his customers, to put an
end to which, it is only necessary TO remark,
that the frs fine set of harness and the first
sprng-bar saddle made in this city ere made
by him He takes this opportunity of deny
ing that there is any workmanship in quilted
Saddles, (the stitching) the only part worth
The subscribers stock is fashionable and
complete, and his prices low, for example, a
set Of good Buggy Harness for $l3.
Yazoo City, June IL, 1852 .--Iy,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
To al persons interested az tie lands ana
te,aeDsenats of L. b. My aeceuSed

ttlGCUttfCtS ~ LIZ =. 1A-t2 ~ CIetleSt'
TOU are here's, cited 70 be and appear before
4 the Probate Court OF Yazoo county, At the
February Term hereof, then and ti2re to show
cause if ans oacsn VII n order should nps
be made Tor dc sale Of the following describe
Land, to wit: the solih-vest quarter Of NJ
ton 26 Township i2 Rouse 2 4sf-~e-
half Of sogthcas quaf $. 26. Town
ship II, Range sa0sa-hali 3f wss haa
of north east quarter Section 26 Township Y.
Range East, situated lying and being in said
county of Yazoo. belonging to said H. B. May,
decd for the payment of the debts of the said
deceased, his personal estate being represented
as insuffioientrto pay the same, and further to
do and suffer such things as shall be considered
and ordered by our said Court in the premises.
And it is further ordered that publication of
this citation be made in the Yazoo Democrat for
the space of forty days.
WITNESS, Hon. George B. Wilkinson. Judge
of the Probate Court of Yazoo County, the fourth
Monday In December 1852, and seal of said
Court. Issued the 4th day of January, 1858
JAMES II. BELL. Clerk
January. 5, 1853.-9-7w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

M Evil be pleased to have the Ladies' call
andexa1nine our stock of dress goods,-thev
are well assorted. pretty, and styles 7eao-and
prices partarularly low yfor cnsh
May IL. u HEARD & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
Rer1lOvaV.


THE subscriber has removed from his old stand
1 to the new Brick Store adjoiningC. + Manns
Drug Store, on Main Street, and will be glad to
have call from his frionds
October 6, 1852. ID. TANIBORINE
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
PISTOLS! PISTOLSn

EVOLVlNG--sel -self-cocking and other su
Alperior quality pistols, for sale BY
December 24fh 1851, S. III. WILSON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
Guns. Gmns. Guns.
New Drug and Book store
II h o mps on Co

WHOLESALE and Retail Druggists next
w door to Winn's Hotel, Main st. Yazoo
City, are receiving large supply of fresh
Drugs medicines chemical paints, Oils, Dye
stuff, Glassware, perfumery, soaps, Books, sta
tionery DC, all of which they offer at unusu-
ally low prices. Merchants, physicians, PLAN
ters and others will find it to their interest to
give US call.
NJ B. A large supply of garden seed for
ale.
Yazoo City January %. 1s51-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
COPARTNERaErp
LITTLES VFPFTTT7TT57 =

sure remedy TO cure children of r-o-r,s ro-
curing no other medicine 10 follew ii: and be-
sioes' ii5S - VIII soon restore puuy or droopinr
children to health again IT can bo o-f--o,, ~
the most delicate child with perfect erl.t .,.5
Is not surpassed, If cqualled. bv onv ,,5c-
Put up IN vials double the usual Size and oIe9
Inelarge bottles for plantation pse and roora
than 90 per cent cheaper fbonoe,. s.I--
For sale. by THOMPSON t- COS ac,o,+
j. IL. @HROpSHTRF.S
Yazoo City July 2d 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16
THE STATE or MIsSISSI PI,

Q . . :"
PaoBArE CoURT-JANUAaY FEaM, 1888.
To aH persons intetfsfeI ia tte tandS
and te,aements Of Wtliiam hobeftS de-
1e1cef
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

JUST received per steamer Aftrn, from New
= Orleans, lse-ecfe9 6a' ngseJ) fpll supply of
dies, Wines, Fruits, &c. have made arrrnoe-
ments with an importing House in New Or
leans, Which enables me by order to be all
ways prepared for both wholesale and retail
customers. have on hand choice brands of
Clarct Wine, which can sell 81 As low prices
as can be purchased in New orieans. Give
me call. n wAmHgHTNE
Yazoo City, May 26, Ie52-f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-16

And 10 her husband the toll and anxiety q maa
aecessarilY devoiTng him from siciaess 81 pe We
without giving hin the opFouanity o. acqehths ul1t tp
petence which his eued ao tht fosefslo'
oi shiel would the hsppiness Of himself "iie as
children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
From California.

The steamship FL Dorado, from Aspinwall
May 3lst, arrived at New York with dates from
San francisco to the 18th, and Panama 10 the
Both NAV. The I'll Dorado brought the mails,
passengers and treasure. 100000, brought
down by the steamer Panama which left San
Francisco on the 9TH OF MAY.
! A terrible ARRAY occurred at Santa Barbara,
between a party OF squatters and sheriff w. w.
Twist assaed by party of citizens Two OF
the latter. one a Justice of the Peace. J. A. Vi
dali, ESQ, were shot dead and Sheriff Twist was
MORALLY wounded. Intense excitement follow
ed, during which the revenue cutter Erving ar
rived, the commander of which promptly offer
ed has assistance to the Mayor The excite
ment continued at last accounts. The affair
grew out of an attempt TO eject a squattor nam
ed Johu Power, who had threatened to resist the
Sheriff.
| a party OF 1900 Sononans are on their way TO
/ California.
! A destructive fire occurred at San Francisco
on the evening of the llh destroying the Bas-
settle House and several adjoining huildings-
Loss @l25OOO. Several inmates of the Bas-
settle House are believed to have persisted -one
Of them, Mr.. Hubbard, from Ohio. he bull
/ dlngs were on Bush and SAMSON streets. A.
mong the sufferers are DIR Tibbetts. Mrs West,
| Mr.. Coson, Kreyenhagen g. Howard, Waverly
House, Druger q GRAY, Narston & Dorr Herr
a. Co. Fifteen or twenty buildings were de-
stroyed.
The old legislative hall at San Jose used as
the county record Office was burnt on the morn
/ ing Of the 9th Records saved.
/ The news from the mining districts Is salts
factory. There is no falling Off in the yield OF
/ gold. The weather was favorable for ugricultu-
raj purposes, aud an extraordinary yield was an
/ tcpated.
a bill creating fund for the support of uni
yersity at Benicia. by the sale Of water lots
within the limits of that city has been ordered
to an engrossment ia the Legislature
oregon. Dates from Oregon are TO the ID Of
May. The new territory of Washington is to
/ be fully organized, by the election of members
| of the Assembly and delegate to Congress- on
the LIST August
Mr.. Asa II. Ares was killed at Grass Valley
while making some repairs on the machinery Of
the Empire quartz mining company. Mr.. Little
engineer of the Gov Dana. was wounded, 10 j,
feared MORALLY. by falling on the shaft of tht
steamer on her trip from Sacramento on the fifth
of May
The Panama ppers contain few items ofin
Itelhgence from South America, received by the
steamship Bogota
Col. Doane one Of her passengers. report.
that Peru had declared war against Bolivia, ant
that the Peruvian fleet were at AREA, having
landed 5000 troops
a letter from Lima, dated May l2th siate
that belzu, President of Bolivia, has dlsmisse,
his Minister Of foreign affairs Bustlo, aud ex
presses a hope tia; tins action will tend to thu
restoration of pacfc relations between the tvs,
countries.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
VERMONT POLITICS.

The Locofoco State Convention is called at
Montpelier on the 23d inst, 10 o'clock A. M
The notice is signed by D. A. Smalley, c. G.
Eastman, p c. Tucker. Stephen Thomas, and
w. II. II. Bingham. Tx" free democrats" in
italic Three of the five have received appoint
ments under the new administration, and one OF
the remaining two has been disappointed in the
Marshalship. Whether he has got any Other
post or not, we do not know.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
Four Days Later from Europe.

IMPORTANT PROM TURKEY AND CHINA.
NEw IoRX. June l2.-lhe Steamship Pacific.
from Liverpool y z. w.. lst inst arrived at her
wharf at o'clock, p. NJ.
. he British government refused, in both
houses of Parlment TO state whether or not the
Mediterranean heet had been ordered to assist
Turkey.
An interesting discussion has ensued respec-
ting the conduct Of the Captain Generals of Guba
IN the slave trade All captains, except Valdez
and Concha, were declared to have had share
in 1t. Canedo is said 10 be deeply guilty. Spain
has been demonstrated with, and has promised
amendment, but the British fleet off Cuba will be
augmented.
Nothing received relative to the Stowe fami-
y, except their attending the Black Swans
consert at the Stafford House
switzerland has ordered out all her men to
light Austria, if required.
The prospects Of the English in Burmah were
very black; they had met with a repulse, and
some troops had been cut off in skirmishes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
Windsor County.

The Wings of Windsor County, are notified
that the County Convention for the nomination
of County Officers, to be supported at the next
annual election, will be held at the Town Hall
in Woodstock, on the BON day of June instant
a, II o'clock in the forenoon full representa-
ton from every town in the County, is highly
important
JAMES BARRETT,
JOHN +. DEANE, Co Com
SOLON DANFORTH, niRee
WM. W. WHITNEY,
June Sth 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
whig state Convention.

A Convention Of the Wings Of the State oil
Vermont, will be holden at Montpelier, on
WEDNESDAY, THE I'D DAY OF JUNE
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominal
ing ticket for State officers preparatory for the
next September Election, and for the transaction
of such other business as may be deemed expe.
dent and proper
CARLOS BAXTER,
l. n. BRIGGS,
EDWARD KIRKLAND, Siaie
GEO. w. GRANDY, Central
b. w. BARTHOLOMEW, Com
II. NJ. BATES,
HENRY STOWELL,
May 81, 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
County Convention.

The Wings of Orange County will meet in
Convention at Chelsea, on Saturday the % day
of July next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of making nominations for County officers, and
making the necessary arrangements to secure a
perfect organization for the coming election. It
is important that there be full attendance.
BY order of the Co. Committee,
ZENAS III. UPHAM, Chairman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Alleged Fraud. The Washington Union OF
to-day publishes an official notification, from the
Department OF State, stating that large amount
of bonds, purponing to have been issued by Hon
George de Chscon, Spanish Consul at Phlladel-
phla, payable in 1856, al Madrid or at said Con.
snlate, are in circulation at New York and else
where, for which the Government Of Spain is
not responsible, said bonds having been taken
by the Spanish Legation to investigate the fraud
and the functions of the Spanish Consul at PHI
ladelpha have been suspended.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
Coal Ncws & Notifies.

a Liquor Case IN tpelier-ReuarkoJi
LnpsachmenioC a Fitness. On Saturday justice
Barnes was occupied nearly all day in trying
VIM. Storrs on charge Of furnishing iiooor
contrary 10 law. A breach Of the law was sworn
to point blank, but the testimony did not safisrv
the jury, whose verdict was not guilty." In
this case a Witness who had been put upon the
stand to impeach another swore that " the char
acter for eeracity Of the witness for the state
might be good eneugh for common affairs. bpt
on dtor-huni he tcas the ailfreded liar he erer did
see" This is altogether ahead of the Jolly Bob
Davis Of Cattaraugus County. New York. wbose
testimony is recorded in the last land most OK.
celleni) number Of the Knickerbockcr. Bob was
an Irish raftsman, who thus impeached neirb.
bor' An sure, yer honor, I knows nothifr a.
bout his gin'ral karacter for thruth and veraciiy
but he's miserable cuss at an oar, an IA be.
lave no SIGH man on his OATH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

do not die so easily as that comes to. In the
mean time let the Wing ranks be kept full, their
arms bright and their powder dry till It is wanted.
Burlington Free Press
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

HHaN H.N Hs|# 10 o.. b..
D. ''''
WIZ uHng all round right
The Vermont Confaesuea 81 the N-+hea,.,
Episcopal Church. embracing only ihc eastern
hslf Of the state. has iust held It's annual session
at ST.. Johnsbufy Centre A CORE spondont of
the Christian Messenger gives an interesting
account Of the proceedings. A. quote. .ln
the several villages there ere serea churches
each sustaining minister VIZ four Conrrega-
tonallst two Methodist and one Uniyersalist
and the Methodist- have rented large hall al
the Plain secured by subscrintion the requisite
fund. ior the support of minister. and win or
game new society at that place this sumner
Among the interesting incidents of the ses-
S.on ~as w. '''''o'..' n OF ms hNceHeuey
49,, ,t,, f,..,.c,r..., ,,l -u-l' g3N "
IL ~, vernon o"Nie
80 l',,,,.i,5 80. m 81" apI..ol'i
,.. f.t.'.' Guy, 81" N,'s vo i''s
,i,. i,...l' s,,.a ~ 800. ~. ,''.' w. anu
60 ''ll''' ~ i'' jug
,t-a ~. t. .li 'i. 81, ii'1"
~ w ''0 N""'9'-
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l'i Af ,,,siH', nunsIq ire-
9,i T,' S,',, y, ~ -'"t' w W olo,s
pi',n.,.i5 - An -. H. =, n ''1s ilt
NiIi, "a IIaata. ~ NJ C ,,,
49,. 4, ~ -. g.. ~ S'iN " az
p,,,s6,id r. tia-,,1. e:a,.,i, a. n
p,,,,i 80 l3 800 ~ ~ a ~
MI. pan5olnb g Ri. i','',' a ~
Rrotfe,5 - ne s,a,5. Sl,i .'iu " .sS
Sharon, \ P Granger, sup; Iuubndge. to be
supplied; Chelsea, A. " ebster; Connlh, A.
Hitchcock; East Counih end Topsham. lsaac
i. nm S,'siso quo " Ssnms'9n' TO be suppl
w., "a tI,.e,.A E.,-ia-' M ~ p'"''u'u'
~ i,insa,, AZ ,ll;aa,',.' emu
p'.ys-1 d "i1N uuu plounnslu, VI
Ia'. ..ts.iI r ms t'o' lllle'u' ii'g,
Con1lanJ, RorI,, n 49, uPi"'u' DalIe' l.
''''' i1'''''' - " '"s''
4" 'Np 80, OogNIi Nouhr' nay Ierm' lso3'
- ~ ',' Sas' S,'Ns vs. |ohi f9f-
',' 80. 80" 80 ny ',, m nI suor "lll,
oN' 'l01i', 1''i'9 uP, ne complaint confirmed
The testimony introduced by the Government
tended TO prove four distinct acts of selling. 4
The Count charged the jury that if thew believed
the testimony, they would return verdict Of
guilty stating the number Of acts found. The
respondent excepted to the charge on the ground
-, 00"'' 1Sus'a'neu uhuer lhe
0' Tx l,,''' .,'.. .-..,..-., o.,
ne Jug 'l1u 'eiG nc, OF ganY-oI louF
ooyed in .rrs., 81 ne 1ssPonuenl lllen
designed to test the conshtu,ionallty of the law
tile objection being that the people cannot do
an act of Legislation, and that the fixing of the
time by the people, when the law should take eff
/ feet, was an act of leglslation.-H iadsor Jour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Matthews Brown, late u 5. Marshal for the
middle district of Tennessee, is said to be de-
iaulter TO an amount yariousy estimated al from
5000 To $4,000. lie has gone to California.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Change ofSeaHment. The Alton Ill) Teis-
graph, printed ON the spot where the MARTYR
Loyei6y was shot for devotion to the anti-slavery
cause, speaking OF the stampedes of slaves from
the neighboring State, now boldly says;-
II would be glorious thing for Missouri, if
all her slaves should take il into their heads to
run away. she only knew It, they are one of
the greatest drawbacks to her advancement aud
prosperity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Railroad Meetings.. The Stockholders Of the
Ogdensburgh road met on Monday last week.
and elected the following Directors Messrs. Lee
and fiobrook having received nearly all the
votes cast, and the other gentlemen having a.
bout 1000 majority in 5000 votes cast:
T. P. Chandler, Benz. Seayer, II. NJ. Hol
brook, Isaac Spaulding, Hiram Horton, J. |.
Russell, J. II. Titus, w. r. Lee, f. Plummer.
J. c. Rogers, S. Lawrence, b. &. Baldwin, /.
Lyennore.
Some Of these gentlemen, We know, are in ia
vor Of consolidation but we are not apprized
how the board stands.
The stockholders of the Rutland g. Burlna-
ton road met on Wednesday of last week. Re-
ceipts for the last year Sl95,397 IS; expenses
S22S,sjs 30; cos, of the road S5,l77,466; cap
ital S2,39700O bonded debt S5,429, 100; float
ing debt sio54d6. It is said that the meeting
was in favor Of consolidation.
Il The following Board of Directors was chos
en- WIN. II. Lee, John Howe, Charles J. Hen
dee, Harrison FAY, A. Wentworth, Jr., John A
Conant, B. T. Reed.
A vote was passed authorizing the issue of ,
second mort gage of the Road, to the amount o
Sl200000. II was resolved to petition tn,
Legislature for authority 10 consolidate TIM
with other connecting railroads.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

DrorHed Rodophas Juips, I'VE copy his
name from am autograph Frcuchman of this
village was drowned 10 Berlin pond on SUNDAY
last. His age was nineteen wears.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Blackrood's Edinburgh Magazine for Nav
contains Lady Lees Widowhood, Lord Welhpu.
ton IN Spain. and an article on Spiritual nantes
tons, besides other articles of more or less inter-
est. This is the ablest of English Magazines.
and spite of It's Tory politics, is decidedly the
most readable one. Leonard Scott & 60. New
York reprint Blackwood and the four great Emo.
lish Quarterly Reviews Terms. 50 year for
cach-S2 copies for s.. -Four Reviews and
Blackwood $40 per annum, making them 81
each.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

The Washington Union. presumed 10 be-, we
know not how correctly, the organ OF the pres
ent Locoloco National Administration. has start.
led Young America from ms proprcues, by cou-
ing out tue ilat-footed defender and oulogIst of
the auiocut of all the Russlas. The Russian
despotisn, with an It's abomnatons of tastes,
serldoms. knouis, and women ioggng, has all
at once, IN the eyes ofihe so-caiied democratic
o. organ. become the most honest, beuefcent and
flung yoke that could by any possibility be
placed upon the submissive necks of It's people,
The Union does not yet inform us--perhaps that
is reserved for another chapter IN tins recroancy
to republican pals-whelher this beautiful
and beneiicent autocncy, Of which it seems so
II och euamored--may not after sll be much
better for the people of our own United States
even Than our present Institutions knows z
We wait with all proper impotence TO be enllght-
cned on this point We would ike TO know,
too, it it be not an imDertnent question, how far
our respected President and his csiimabie cahi-
net OF eXecutioners Of petty clerks aud postmas
tcrs svmpathise with the L mon in this new pha-
SIS. It they can rest sufficiently long time
from their dgmded and honorable duties of be.
heading tide waters, messengers, CLERKS and
other subordinate office holders, TO give atton-
ton TO the subject, we would be- happy to be in
formed WHITTIER we may take the recent NANTES
to of the Union as o9'aai democracy. II 50 wC
should really lke to know ill., Boston Atlas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Footing up. TO fill the orders of iron for
railroads, now IN tie course of construction in
the United States and Europe. will occupy all
the rolling mills in the world engaged in the
manufacture of railroad iron at least six wears.
The quantity Of iron required amounts to two
millions -four hundred thousand tons. This
gives, estimating 200 tons OF iron to the mile.
which Is about the average of good rail- $4,000
miles Of single track, enough to circle the entire
earth, or 10000 double track divide it half
single ard half double track, and we have $4,000
miles Of roads in the process of constructon.-
The cost of building this extent Of road half
double track will not be less, at the present
rates Of iron, with complete equipment of loco
motives, cars, and deputs than sum total of
S9O0,0O00O0. The iron for rails alone, as II is
now selling, would amount to the respectable
sum of Sl2O000,O00.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

The Patriot compliments the present monag-
ers Of the Central Railroad very highly but
throws in fling at the former managers, and at
the Waterman and the Freeman. We have but
a little to say for the Waterman: ii has not
been is not and 50 long as il is under our con
troll never will be, the tool of any body. 1t has
been, is, and will be, friendly to the road, as a
very important thing to the public, let who will
manage it, Whether we have approved or dis
approved of the management of the road. we
have not deemed it our duty to abuse any body,
or 20 cultivate bad temper in the public to-
wards the road, or IN the managers of the road
towards others. Thus doing our association
with all parties has always been pleasant, and
we can do no better thing for the Patriot than to
advice ii 10 adopt the same course.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

We have received from the same publishers.
the North British Rerie,c for Nay ia fayorte
with u.s. and the Edinburgh Repie,e for April
This speaks for ,he prompttude Of Leonard
Scott & Co.