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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
BY James M. Taylor, Auctr.
VALUABLE PKOPkKTY AT ROCH

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ROCK.
' EYTS, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Mon.
day, I'd May, commencing at ) O'Clock, P. nj, upon
the prenis es, that large Brick Building and Lot at
Rockets. formerly occupied by Mr. Granger as a
tavern This property fronts 80 feet on Rockets
street, tbelow the creek) and runs back to Water
street. The building contains Is rooms, with con.
veniences, &c, and is we'll adapted for business
house.
TEBMs-One.third cash; balance at and IL mos
with interest, with deed of trust to secure the de-
ap2l JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
1sI OPPOSITE THE OLD MARKET, ON 18th,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS,
AT AUCTlOH.--Will be sold on Tuesday. 20, b
april, commencing at O'clock, P. NJ, upon the
premises 66 feet of Ground situated on The Eas,
side OF 18th street, opposite the neYly erected We
getable Market, commencing % feet from the line
OF Grace street, and running back 66 feet. This
ground will be divided at The time of sale to sui!
purchasers.
After WI ich will be sold, the four Wooden Tene
nients on said ground, to be removed within &c
days.
Terms will be liberal, and made known at the
time OF sale.
apl5 JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
T ARGE SALE OF BUILDING Lots
- IN SlDNEY.-Will be sold on MONDAY, the
10th day of May, CONNIE ncing at II O'Clock NJ
upon the premises, about One Hundred and
SAAhy LUIS l. anu situdieu III the Town OF Sld
ney just beyond the Corporation line, opposite the
residence OF Mr. l. II Dance, and fronting on Har-
vie street and the plank road. In point OF beauty
OF location, and adoption for building purposes,
most of these lots are equal to any in the whole
town OF Sidney, and upon portion of them there
ID beautiful Oak Grove.
After the sale of the above lots, will be sold ten
other lots, situated in the town of Sidney, opposite
Warsaw, and fronting ON lain street
The above lots will be laid of into suitable sizes
and plan thereof may be seen at the Office of the
suctioneer in a few days.
Terms will be very liberal, and will be made
known at the sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR
ap lS-2tawt6Mtd Auct
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Trips of the Arab;a and Pacific.

NEW YORK, April 20.-The trips of these
Two steamers were made very nearly IN The
same time. The Pacific, however, had very
bad coal, which delayed her 40 hours, whilst
The Arabia had been recently improved in Sc,
eral respects 10 increase her speed.
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Burial of Wire Presidest K;no

CHARLESTON, April 2O.-Vice President
King was buried at ii o'clock this morning,
according TO the rites ofthe Episcopal Church.
Reverend Mr.. Plat, CT Selma, officiated, and
preached an eloquent sermon. The ilustrious
deceased died calmly and composedlv,
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Attempted M.rder.

BosreS, April ls.-The publisher of the
Life in Boz ton" was assaulted last night about
ten o'clock. within few PAGES Of his residence
in Cambridge. by two rufiians, in the employ
OF the Boston gamblers, who beat and bruis.
ed him until he was supposed TO be lifeless.-
slung shot was employed, and there ia no
doubt they intended to kill him on account Of
his exposure ofthe galvanized prop tables.
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Suicide at SaraQnah .

SAVANNAH, April l9-Capt. VIM. NJ. Sar.
telle, of the brig Coral, committed suicide 10.
day. He leaves wife and children at Thorn.
aston, Maine.
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Snil;ne of Stenmers- &c

New YORK, April 20.-The steamer Euro.
pa sailed to-day with 100 passengers, among
them MIR. Thackery. The steamer Illinois
sailed for Aspinwall with 900, and the Pro.
metheus for San Juan full ofpassengers
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported DInicuIty in New Mexico. :

New ORLEANS. April ala report is cur.
rent that difficulties have occurred between
the Governor of New Mexico and Mexico, re
garding the ownership Of Mearla valley. 1t
is considered likely that trouble. will ensue, os
Mexico has sent an armed force TO occupy the
disputed territory. The whole story, however,
is doubted by those who ore best acquainted
with the condition faffars in New Mexico.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Sales OF 500 barrels
Flour, at $4.Sl TO SIS. Prime white Wheat.
$3.50; red. $l.lO to SLIP. Corn unchanged.
New YORK, April 2l.-Sales of 65O0 bbls.
Flour, at $4.44 TO sass for State Southern
at firm rates. Yellow Corn 66zc., with sales
Of 81 600 bushels.
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G0razza IN Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April l9.-The managers of
the Maryland Institute have refused the use
of their Hall TO Father Gavazzi for the pur-
pose of de ,ivering course of lectures.
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GREGORY q MAURY, NJ

Rich and Brilliant Lottery for Saturday, 23d
April.
Capital $61 600.
Prizes-l of $4,000, OF 2!,423, of 10000, of
10000, of II 423, of TO- Geo. Of 1000, OF 5000,
10 of 1900, leo OF 1000, 239 of 400 Oh OF 200, c.
70 Nos, IA drawn ballots. Whole ticket, SEE; half,
SlU; quarter, S.; eighth, So 50
Tickets for sale until O'Clock NJ, Saturday,
at No 62 Main street. an.
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The Arabia's News at Neu Orleans.

TIC ArdbldS NeWS at Nelr Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April 20.-The news by the
steamer Arabia was received by the Delta be-
fore noon today, and published in its evening
edition. Cotton is unchanged. Lard advanc.
ed /. Sales of mess pork at SIS so.
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BUGGY FOR HIRE.-Any person wishing
Id to hire a new and fashionable Buggy, with.
out horse, can do so by applying at the store of
BRADLEY IL BATKtNS, on Main street, formerly
occupied by N. McCurdy. ap 2l--3t*
hxas-zTTTT1TS FOR LYNCRBUkG.-Boa
- d espatch, CAPITA F Cook, is now
RECEIVING Freight for Lynch6urg, and will leave on
SATURDAY, 23d met, without fail.
ap2t A. LEE.
ne PLUS ULTKA.-Legrand Composition
lv of Tsnnire, Eeatsfoot Oil and Calcined Ivory
Dust-for imparting the most brilliant polish to
boots and shoes harness, &c, fully equal to patent
leather) rendering leather soft and pable and also
very remarkable Tor not coming OF on panEaoons.
For sale by X Il DUVAL e. BkO., Druggists
ap 81 Bank Square.
NEW DRESS GOODs.-By steamer we
~ have just received few choice figured and
plain Dress Goods.
DUDLEY g. JOHNSON,
apis Eagle Square.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFEICE,
Wall street. under tie City Hotel.
CHALK'S OLD STAND

T0.Day.-Mary land Consolidated, l6-Capi-
tails: S24 O00 4 Of $500. 20 of Zoo, 20 of ESQ
70 numbers, Ii drawn Tickets S5-shares in pro.
portion.
Also. Patapsco, l22 Capitals: $4,000, 5000, l..
3oo' 6eS, OF 2OV, OF 15O, OF 100, 70 of 90. 75
numbers, l6 drawn. Tickets 81 50-shsres in
proportion.
Sd % SMITH
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By George j. sumner.

ny UtOFXe y SUmners
III OTEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
IL On Monday Morning next, the 25th inst,
opposite the Banks on Main street, commencing ar
10 o'clock, will be sold at Auction, without reserve
the Furniture contained in ten or twelve chambers
connected with .he American Hotel, which is sold
in consequence of the buildings having to be pulled
down 10 make room for the Custom House The
furniture consists of mahogany Cottage Bedsteads
beat hair and shuck Mattresses, Bolslers and PHI
lows, Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, Toilette Ia
bles, Carpets aud the usual variety Of chamber
furniture; and is of good quality and in good or
der.
TERMs.-For all sums under $50, cash; for that
amount and upwards, four months credit tor an
proved negotiable notes.
Sale to be conducted by
spl9 GEO. ] SUMNER. Auct
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Drawn Nos Delaware, No 81, April goth:
40 So 81 43 80 10 5 % 20 81 2s
Drawn Nos of Delaware Extra, 95, April 2lst:
80 IS 80 62 Is 65 81 70 81 70 IL 90 SO
Ticket Nos II 81 70. $40 Sold and paid by
Do Go Is 62 81, SlO0 STRATTON.
Ticket Nos 6 "a As, S200-seld and paid by
STATION.
TO-nay.-Delaware No SO. Capital: SlsG00
rs numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets 81. ap %
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DAGUEhhEurtPE PES.


Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms aud faces long since nouldingS
MoULsoN can take, with uret en0eavor,
Face and form that last forever
truthful, ite-like, finely flushed portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from us
by distance or death, who would not prize and de-
sire to possess A clear, rich.toned, durable Da-
guerreotype IS an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 10 Main
street. fe 2
F You can always find at WIN. FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, III Main street, sn assortment
of Cakes, Pastry, Pies Crackers, Bread, Rolls.
Biscuit &c, that cannot be passed By any other
establishment in the city, in variety or quality
Call or send your orders TO
NH Its VIM. FALCONER, III Mein ct.
rTo my old Customers and Friends
My Office Is now opened at No. 3, Governor street.
Gate K G. SCOTS office for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, where 1t will give me pleasure TO wal, on
you. G. Z. LUCK
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
iChSLs atAo sAaiSS III suy VI Tue LCue
ries, will meet prompt ana confidential attention, ii
addressed TO
r. FRANCE g. CO., Managers,
NH % or to q. B. LUCK. Richmond, Va
II OH MY! Where did you get your
Jewelry Repairede 1T looks just like
New! Why, al MOUNTAINS, OF course. H.
knows how to repair articles of that kind, and SO
cheap, too. And then he make any article of
Jewelry you want He has mandatory con
nectet with his store and is always ready to make
anything in his line to order. Give him trial, and
| am sure he will give satisfaction.
A fine assortment of Watches, Jcwelry and Fan =.
cy Goods always ON hand, which will be sold low
for cash. Clocks and Watches repaired and war.
ranted. Don't forget the place. No 2l7 Mai Street,,
above the Banks. S. P. MOUNTAIN =
pl5-ts
H BEAUTIFUL DAGUER RE o.
IftES-The most perfect and most beau.
lful Daguerreotypes we ever saw (and we
have seen those OF New York, Philadelphia Bos-
ton, London aud Paris) are those made by NJ
SIMONS, Isl Main Street
His Pictures of Ladies alone sufficient to place
him upen the highest round of the ladder. Who
has looked upon his pictures of children and fami
ly groups without satisfaction and pleasurcf
APPS
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LAMBERT,s OFFICE,
Hath Street. under Exchange Hotel,
Drawn Nos Delaware. Class 81. .

Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass 81. April 90:
40 sc "a AZ 80 10 5 25 20 ~ %
Drawn Nos Delaware TX. 95 April 81:
80 So 30 g. IS 65 81 ~ 81 70 ii 90 50
TO-Day.-Ihe Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No So Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 267l, 1900.
5 OF 1000, DC. Is numbers, Is drawn Tickets 81
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
# FUTURE DAYS.
By Richard eauthorn.
NJ AmCH COW AND CALF AT ARC.
o,.,o,L -. ~. SATURDAY, 23d instant. nj 10
S,as,, :. me large lot in rear Of Mr.. VIM woods
sss,e1 M on Isry street. will cell for cash an az.
weeks old "" raised In the CITY, with her calf
Also a fine BAY Horse, superiorifOr ..ad,s and
sp 22-2t+
BY Wellington Godain.
H0UsE AND LOT ON RELyIDppr
IL HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION W. =
sold on Thursday Afternoon, the 2s,h nnI oe
1c53, upon the premises commencing a. Al o,,p ~
an excellent House and Lot on BelyideTe s.rsa.
being No in Hosard's plan, fronting 30 feet rp,'
ming back I0s feet.
TERMs-One.fourth cash balance a. 4 and
months for negotiable notes, interest added. 90.
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
ap2l w. GODDlN, Auctr.
81 HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
q 5rH, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on Fri.
premises, commencing at Al O'Clock. two most de
sirably located Lots, each fronting 80 feet the
East line of 5th street, between Clay and Leigh
streets running back 100 feet to an alley.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and IL mos.
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured By a
trust deed, or title retained
ap2I w. GODDlN, Anctr.
TRUSTEE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ON CLAY, BETWEEN 2ND AND 3RD SITS.
BY virtue of two deeds OF trust, date gath Octo
ber ls49, and 3lst May $780, both duly recorded in
Richmond Hustings Court, shall, Tin execution OF
the same, having been requested by the creditor
therein namely proceed to sell at public auction,
on Monday, The second day of May, 1858,
upon the premises, commencing at A o'clock, the
Real Estate conveyed thereby, consisting OF Lot
fronting 40 feet more less, the South side OF
Clay, between End aud 3rd streets, running back 81
feet, on which there stands framed tenements.
The deed requires cash sale but am authe-
rised by the creditor to say, that In lieu of caih ne
will accept one.thrd cash, balance at 3 and mos
with interest added.
ap2l w. GODDIN, Trustee.
+ ARGE NUMBER or LOTS In Ora.
IL HAMS and BAKERS ADDITION NEAR
BACHN QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN, FOR
SALE AT AUCTfON.-Will be sold, on TUES
DAY, the Goth day of April, 1853, upon the premi
sss, commencing at o clock, an undivided moiety
OF 400 feet of ground on the South side of Moore
street, West Of Pine street, about 600 feet of ground
on the North side of Moore street, between Pine
and Gilmer streets-about 100 # of ground On the
East line of Gimer street, whereit ntersects with
Moore street.
Also lots Nos A. 5, and 7, containing 100 feet of
ground on the South East line of Baker street, op
posite to the residence of Jacob Shook. Esq. The
above land will be laid Off into su liable size build.
ing lots, plot CT which can be seen atm my Office IN
few days.
Terms-Cne fourth cash. balance at 3, and 9
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
apl9 w GODDIE, Auct'r.
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~ Ii You Want some thing Very Nice
,oI Lea send TO VIM. FALCONEk'S Bakery, III
Main Street. about O'Clock, p M and get sone
Aes b'seuits nah lift
ElS DIR. John 8. \, aI.nnII Uammoua fl,ic
Ply stefan, Office on Governor ,treet. nearly op-
po.its the Governors Houle. mn I4-Sma
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-ln pursuance
~ OF decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
OF the City OF Richmond, on the 18th day of lar.
uary, 1853, in the suit of Fitzhugh &c, against
Clarke d ais, the undersigned therein appointed
specla soner will offer for sale al IL o'clk,
Nj, Ia front OF the Court House OF Henrico County,
on the "a day OF May next, Chat being Court day.
TWO acres OF Land, near Shedtown, Ia the County
OF hearlco; also one moieiy of lot number twenty.
seven containing sixty SIX ieet On a. Gath streets
N me CITY OF Richmond, held Jointly by the estate
OF 5osephus b. Cotton, and the estate of o. Lad l.
FERNS OF SALE One third of the purchase
money 70 De PAID In cash. aud upon a credit as to
the residue OF ak and twelve months in equal in.
staitnents from the day of SALE the purchaser exc
cutlng ponds tor the deferred payments and the
tue 70 the property retained until the purchase
money Is PAID aud conveyance directed by the
Uourt. THOMAS w. boswell,
az I9-otds Special Commission er.
pEkEMpTORY SALE OF sT15CK BE.
4 LONdlNG TO THE ESTATE OF De.
S:.p FERSoN-Wil be sold to the highest
o.o1et; on saturday, 30th inst. (AprilD In front
y. Tue virginia and Farmers Banks, at IL o'clock,
7" .uc "a portion as may then remain unsold eff
iooo OF State per cent stock, redeemabe in
1859; also,
$4,000 in a City of Petersburg registered bond,
reaeemsbie October, 1875, ga years to run)
ne purchaser, In addition 70 the price bid, IS 10
pay Inc interest accrued on the said bends from the
commencement of the current instalment.
BY authority OF the Administrator.
J. BROWN, Jr,
ap 20-eotds Stock Broker.
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JOB PRINTING.

DISP ATCH OFFICE,
Governor Street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND; Pa
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You can always find at WIN. FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, III Main street, an assortment
of Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls
Biscuit, &c. that cannot be surpassed By any othel
establishment in the city, in variety or quality
Call or send your orders TO
NH Its WIN. EALCONER LII Main Ell
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CLARKE - OFEECE-I4Ih street.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Extra 80, Apri! 18Th:
"a 20 C3 3 43 Ii d So 81 IS
Quarter ticket, ) "a 63 prize OF SIS sold
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, 20, April 10:
So II l9 48 As 81 IS l 60 4i 2s IS
Halt ticket, ~ IS SO, prize OF 500 returned.
ap 2l-3t
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Printed short notice and upon reasonable terms.
~ Orders for ell kinds OF Printing will be re.
ceiyed and executed in the handsomest Style.
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Extensive Assortment of spring eSoods:
HUBBARD, GARDNER 81 CARLTON,
No Ill MdiR-Street
AVE received their Spring Assortment of Boots,
LII Shoes, Hats, Csps Trunks, Sole and Upper
Leather, French and American Cali Ski,s, Lining
and Binding Skins, Shoe Three d, Letter, Note and
Wrapping Paper, &c. &C., comprising one of the
largest and best selected stocks they have ever had
Country merchants respectfully reques sed to
examine our stock as we are confident thew will
ind it low, if not lower than the same guam
titles ana sizes be bought in any market north
OF Richmond. NH l4--Sw if
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DARCY PAUL,
WESLEY GkIGG,
SAM'L G BAPTIST.

a. Lust OR sTOL en- a sorreI
ASMare, two white hind fest aud Aaxer tail
and name. She was turned out into the old field to
have colt. The finder will receive reward of
Market, or any information of her at this Office.
ap 2o-3l CLINTON JAMES
RoARDlNG.-At few vacant ROOMS NAV be
- had with board. ON reasonable ternas, by ap-
plying to the undersigned. Also, very superior
dining room servant Tor nire for the balance Of the
year. MRS n T. Gay
4,h between Broad and Marsha street.
go 20-3,s
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NETS, sELtAs
RIBBONS, FLOWERS
AND
Millinery Goods,
At wholesale only, by
NH 2l-if2m" AUG. ANDERSON d GO.

COh d hE ENs
The new ship Currituck, Capt. Foster.
xysz The new ship .CURkfTUCk, of klrfolk,
- FOSTER, Master will be "a: City Point 10 the
Course OF few days when she will BE- ready 20 re.
celve freight for Bremen, at moderate rate of
freight on consignments, ofstems and tobacco to
address of our friends, Messrs Il MEIER d.
co. We will make liberia! cash advances For
freight orpsssage, apply to
aB 20-3l LIJDLAM &. WATSON
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HUGHES. BURGESS e. co,
ep 20-3w Central Plains, Fiuvanne.

DROPOSALss will be received by the under
signed, Committee OF the Common Council of
the city OF Petersburg, for the Curling ana Paving
OF Taob street, from Sycamore street TO Market
street. and OF Union street from Washington street
10 Tabo street, which proposals will be offered ON
Monday, the 10th OF May next. Specifications
will be furnished application TO either of the
Committee
l6nxrr n ALL
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Why Is 1T, that Il. GOLDsMIT. No al
~. Main street. is creating such an excitement :
Inc answer is easily given. He IL selling Goods
cheaper than any other house In the city Just
received, beautiful assortment of Bobbin Edg.
ings ana insertngs, Swiss and Cambria do, Needle
worked Collars, Chemisetts, and variety OF other
Embroideries ap2l
MI ANNILLA AND HARDWARE PA-
III PERS OF various sixes and qualities, Tor sale
in aay quantity. Dealers hardware and dry goods
merchants are invited to examine my assortment-
Also, cloth and slk Papers assorted eeiors medium
and glazed Manila Papers, for putting up tobacco;
for sale at
an 81 MORRIS Bookstore.
IWEET .sTI-.--5O boxes fac sweet OH, Tor
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fN COPYING PltESSE S.-l3 cases Copying
" Presses, of superior quality just received from
the manufacturer, and for sale at greatly reduced
prices.
ALSO-Mann's Copying Books; better article,
however, OF nay own manufacture az half the price
OF Mann's; copying Inks of superior quality; copy.
ing Brushes OH Paper, &C, Drapers superior new
pattern Inkstand, the best now use, Tor sale in
any quantity at
az II NORRIS Bookstore
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fENU TIE WEAK AND LANuUID.-5an.
IL ning's celebrated Braces, tor the prevention
and cure OF Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptic, Ner.
vous. Spinal, Female, Uterine, and Childbed Weak.
ness, krolapsus Uteri, Hernia, &c, &c, by Mechan-
ical supports.
large assortment of sizes for sale at the pro.
prietor's prices, by
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists,
ap2l 81 htaln street.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07
PLowiNG Match.

sossIr nav.
For ploNing one fourth acre quickest and
bcs, 4; second hes, B. third best ?; fourth
best /.
For blowing one-fourth acre quickest and
best I second best 3, third bcs, ?; fourth
best ].
Zach piece Of land containing fourth
acre Of green swnrd, will be previously
marked out by well cleared fuuow.--
The time Is IA BE- one hour with ten min
u,cs res, beginning after twenty five MN
u,cs, Marshal. viii not allow spectators
within the enclosed lands. Premiums will
be awarded 10 those Who plo~ their lands
the quiekes; and best, strictly observing the
prescribed rules.
Let Even PlowmAn mus, drive his own
Taan.
"a. No plovman must stan until the
Chairman q the Judges Of Award or one
spPoia,ed by him shall give the signal
3. Tho furoa must be / inches side,
and ~, loss than S inches deep.
4. Tho dead furnw nlust not be clear
81 on By hand.
JrpeEs.-D David Hall. J. {. Wheaton
Piifsfani $. W. Hodge,. Ciay,aioH J
VI. Fish, Dasbg Mcrlu Cl,rk. :. "
Iisrri-on, Pspiin,y; Hiram Hamilton
fa'TAtr,s Peuaol Child, PM.s,if; Il
L Marsh. BrundoH o sherman and Eli
shA Ashley, Pouhusy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

fgs' Nursery 4 frun rfucs, one-eighih
acrn - soeon3 hcei 3 third best .


Bsss, Nursery 4 frun Trees, 5uc eighth
serr - seeoa3 beet 3 third best 2.
sruErAnirs ANB ssrfrs,
i.sFgess si,a bfss variety u Potatoes, one
peet % aarh variety 81 second beet /.
iless Aslf bashni, ~ usore. a Oninns
taagii besi 30 cents.
Bsst "a ses5s e Cabbage second bcr,
- ctms,
iiesl ga ppn,pkins I second besi 80 cents.
ncsi "a Melaas / sscoi,a bcs, ~ cents.
B.vs sia Sfasti,es fof table use sc-pnd
hcst 20 eca's
Besi sso. " nsesr, varieties q Seed Corn
al ioss than tpslre ears q each. I acc
end hcsi 50 ress,s.
Best tsa ~ nsssr, sarr,ios Of nsats, no,
lsss shsu sia II each. - cent?; second
bs-s Is sesss.
ussi tsn o. nBtn varieties Il Carnss, not
iess than sia 4 each. 81 eeu,s second
hosa - Grads.
hes half pseh 81 Tosaaiecs - eeuls
lAfvos, ant h,sssane,y II spplrs, not ic-s
,issa ayr 81 cachts'iety. = SECOND bcs,
= shsrd hpst J.
Bees fifc saricalcs, hsp 81 each. = second
sesi 4.
Bsss ~ q riaias. II lnss; fqufssne,ies,
ssrsla ts., ! lhif1 bos' 50 eeu,s.
l.srFrsz ai.i hcs tsnrsy u Grape, NJ,
iess hsn foaf piaeiess q zach. 2 second
bess thlra hesi 10 cen,s
L4fgess saa eesi variety u Pear 2 SC.
assd bee, ! iisini hasi - ccu,s.
lSssfs.~-B D. Asisigs, tlsiisiea n y
'aiaser. iiaaaae- ". =. Hyde, S,stbuyy
In &. Alice. Iassiatcsf sad ". J, Rar
s.os, I's~i,-s