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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07
BY TAYLOR L WTILT1Ns-

BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MOST BEAT.
SEAT, IN re fEel ToMN d 5eTs AND COUNTRY
ter Mond.n ,M0NDAY, nth April Chat beins Ess.
Ing valuable and attractive the fsllow
THE. .oT IN. o. sidney adjoining the city:
oa Msn) Streets each Is sisa1 81 Pine and Elwood
Zen Lott on the north side of Main str..t ;r..
81 NJ Is nDIc square, and opposite the residence
feet wide 'nes1 each Soxl25 feet to an alley 10
. Ten Lots in rear of the above, fronting on the
Of Mr. John e sss street opposite the residence
Lo,s LG.s on the west line of Cherry street and
s On tne east line of Calvert street. between El
slev. Ano FEDERAL streets, each S0x145 feet to an
Twelve Lots on the north side of the Plank Road
die, each senlR5 tooRssty Of Mes' Warwick BarEs
Eve Lots on the west aide Of Harvie strest ana
h.ndsom aas enclosure Of the late E. F. Peticoas
Zen Los adjoining the residence Of NJ ToSn .S "a,
ter1. near Warlaw. each 34xl5O feet. Sei
opposite the on NE noI5h eide of Have st.
containing about acres, with beantifnl az mnue
number of select fruit trees &c. and constntns,
pur6an resldence in the vicinity of the civ w. 'u
Inns SAFE s well worth the attention Of those in
who may be p,psa f0r those
in value, as such opportunity to pro
cure choice Lots in Sidney so near the city NAV ne
Terms win be varied according to the views Of
bidders at the time of sale. -
tised. - io oiuel sooSe aaVet'
should the weather. ON the day above appointed.
prove unfair the sale will be postponed to The next
fair day thereafter. ~ ING AoA'
ap5 TAYLOR b. WILLIAMS 49,.
PLEASANT AND DESIRARI.E
BRICK RESIDENCE ON MARSHALL ST
Al AUCTiON.-On TUESDAY, 11th April at 4
O'CLOCK T. ~, upon the premises we viii sell the
On the north side of Marshall street. west of BrooI
avenue a The house contains ample accommodation
throughout, with kitchen, brick stable. and veil
OF good water The whole premises have been ar
Ianged with an especial eye to comfort and s verv
desirable for rivate residence The LOT frants az
feet and runs back about $50 feet. ~
TERMS One-thrd cash, balance at 4 and month.
deed of trust. "
APPS TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS A,o.s
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a CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c
"A IN A pleasant AND CONVENIENT
aHAfE.-Bugg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
FER8 are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds
couxhs and all diseases of the throat and luna
They contsin the purs medicinal virtues Of the Wild
Cherry, 20 senerslly known - remedy for pulmo-
nary complaint. The children cry for them There
fore, every mother should have Q box. Alter usins
ons box Of these waters you viii never touch bet.
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want.
Call 1t PuRcELL, LADD co.'s sad procure
boz. f6-d6m II
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BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE & CO.
NARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSEs

BY DUNLOP. MONCURE u co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-OnS SATURDAY,
the 9th inst, commencing at 10 O'clock will sell
at wharf and warehouse, at Rockets, the cargo
of the schr. Cleopatra from Louisiana, with
225 hhds. SUGAR. fair to choice quality, II. mark.
IT'S bills. choice MOLASSES. H. do. .
TERMs-Under 500, cash over that amount, 4
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
ap6 DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO., Aucts.
WOOD LAND FOR SALE.-I desire
w to sell three hundred and 6fty-seven acres of
WOOD LAND. lying in the county of Chesterfield,
on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, within
three and half miles of the city of Richmond.
The county processioners report to me that this
land, reservng the timber trees will yield over 20
cords per acre. for which dollar per cord stand
ing can be readily obtained. A portion of this land
is heavily timbered.
If not sold privately, 1t will be exposed at public
auction at the Toll Gate Mr.. Totty's) ON SATUR-
- 49, s. BASSETT FRENCH.
NH S0-3tawtds Richmond.
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BY RICHARD CAUTH0RN. > -
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS,
II SHOES, &C.,. AT AUCTION--On FRIDAY.
It'll inst, at 10 o'clock, at my store, will sell for
cash. lot of Dry Goods and Clothing, suitable for
the present and approaching season. Among the
Clothing will be found. Cloth and Cashmere Coats
Bombazine do, Merine do; Cloth, Cashmere. Linen
and Gotten Pants Silk and Satin Vests Shirts, Sus-
penders, Gloves, &c. AE.I -, :
BOOTS AND SHOES-Also, cases Boots and
Shoes.
CIGARS-Also, 5000 Principe Cigars
PLAYING CARDS-Also, lot of fine Playing
Cards. $1,000 &. CAUTHORN Auct
MIGHT SALES-THIS EVENING,
IN commencing at II O'Clock. and every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings, throughout the
season, at which time we will offer for sale large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold and
Silver Watches, Guns H., &c.
Country merchants and the trade invited to at
tend sales they will find large variety and OF
frst-rate quality.
fe18 A.. MOTT CO.. Aucta
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THE BALrrc's NKws.-The details by the Baltic
very interesting. The London papers publish
the secret aud confidential documents that
have passed between the British government and
their Ambassador at ST. Petersburg, since the
commencement ofthe present year. The documents
are! voluminous, filling seven or eight columns
of type, and of much interest, as they relate,
in dialogue shape, the conversations between
the Emperor Nicholas and Sir G. II. Seymour,
the English Minister at Constantinople. sy-
nopsis Of this correspondence prepared for to-
days paper, we are compelled to defer, together
with large amount of other interesting matter
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ITO THE PU BIZ C.-Understandin
Il there has been and is report in circulation
in the State and out of it. that the Armory Band was
"dsbanded," separated" take the occasion
to refute this malicious alsehood the same is with
out the least foundation. The author or authors of
this report denounce to be guilty of perpetrating
a mean, ungentlemanly fabrication
Thankful for past favors we respectfully solicit
continuance of patronage of the public.
ARMORY BAND.
Richmond April 5th ap6-9t*
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IN; WANTED TO RENT IMMF-
EV DIATELY, HOUSE containing six rooms
either on Canal Gary or Main streets in the neigh
Dornood OF 9Th. Kent not to exceed $3.50.
Also, by the LIST of May, a small TENEMENT con.
tanning or rooms with a kitchen, convenient to
GOOD tenants can be had by addressing &c" at the
NH 23-ts - -' ~
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NOFFEE --I5O bags Rio. Java, Jamaica
~ ana Cubs Coffee In store and for sale By
aps J. B. sTE0AL, No. ~ Main 1t.
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Tn HORSES AND MULES X
80 At AUCTION.-Wn1 Be sol6 ). In
- IohDAY MORNING next, the STU inst =. -
.oI 70 g Of Woods stable. commsucins ~ n ne
tsve Saddls and Harness HORSES, and to s..
a.. nl'o' several Gold Lover WATCHES, in .o.a o..
ap7 Tr1Oo M rrraru
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

ACCIDENT ON THE MOUNTAIN TRAcx--we learn
that an accident happened on the western side OF
the mountain track of the Central Road, yesterday
morning car of dirt train which was near the
tip of the mountain, became detached from the
train and rapidly descended with several hands
upon it. In its route met another dirt train COM
ing up, and collision ensued. Three negro men
were thrown of ans two of them were run over by
a car. One of the two it was thought'would die
the others were severely injured. The dirt cars
and the hands had no connection with the Central
Road bnt were employed upon the State section, or
Blue Ride Railroad.
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WANTED-A Dwelling House or
Ill few Rooms, suitable for small family. with.
this Office. nSSptJ a.
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a NEAT COTTAGE, ONE MILE EAST

- NEAT COTTAGE, ONE MILE EAST
Ii OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT Auction.
"Iyy Glen" recently occupied BY Mr.. w: H. Belts
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1854, commencing
ct o'clock P. M, at auction.
This property il so well known, that minute de-
scrpton Is unnecessary. Those desirous Of purchase
ing this beautiful Farm, will call on Mr.. ONeaie,
whe resides on it.
There are So acres of highly improved Land, in
fee simple. and Is acres of very rich Meadow, on
long lease.
II is admirably adapted to Dairy Farm. being on
ly one mile from the corporation !.
Az there are two dwelling houses on the piace, y
will be divided ia lots to suit purchasers pist oi
which can be seem ut our office In q few days
TERMs-One-fo fourth cash; balance o. 4 ana ~
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
.ps ''' GoDDIN Z APPERsoN, Auets
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE On
V CHURCH HILL. AT THE CO1NEh O5 "
CLAY AND TWENTY-6IXTH 9IkEE1Ss EVn
SALE AT AUCTiON.-Will be seld on WEDNEs-
DAY, the 18th day Of April, 1854 upon ne pIemiSes
CONNIE ncnG 1t O'Clock, that valuable naiacra LOT
at the corner Of Clay and 18th streets lGh5rc1 h.
with brick tenement thereon II via be divided
into lots Evins 70 the house Is feet and e each Of
the vacant lots 50 feet eseh, running back IL @
:. TEaHsOne.thrde cash; bsianes It and months.
for resofahls notss interest sdded, and title retain
"a till last note ID psid.
ans GODDIN 4 APPERSoN. Aucta
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TRUST SALE OF A NUMBER OF
Il MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON UNION HILL,
NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND BY virtue Of
the powers conferred the subscriber by deed of
trust, dated the 28th February, 1852, and duly
corded in Hennco County Court, executed BY valen.
tine Hecker and wife, will be sold on THURSDAY,
the 9th day of April, 1s5iiupon the premises, at II
o'clock A. NJ, if the day be fair and II not, the first
fair day thereafter, certain Squares lying and being
in the county of Henrico, on Union Hill. near the CT
ty of Richmond bounded by 25th 26th. 9th and Sth
streets, and by Q, R, S, and streets; being part
of the property conveyed by the said deed and con-
sttufing portion of the land purchased by the said
Heckler of the late Thomas Rutherford, Esq: The
equitable interest of the said Hccler in the said
pery is conveyed to the subscriber by the said deed
of trust, but the legal title, it is understood will be
conveyed, SO as to give to the purchasers fec sm-
pie title to the land bought by them.
The title il believed to. be unquestionable, but
selling trustee the subscriber will only convey
such title as Is vested In him.
The terms win be: One-fourth cash; the balance at
A. and IL months with interest added from the day
of sale. Negotiable notes to be given for the credit
instruments, and deed oftrust to secure the pay
ment thereof.
The sale win be conducted by Mesars GonDIs l.
APPERsoN, Aucts
NH 2S-dtds GA. MYERS, Trustee.
p, 8. Suitable refreshments will be furnished.
GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts.
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By GoDDIN { 1PPERsoN-
GALE OF SEVERAL AcprS ~, =.

A
* Al ESTATE IN MANCHFSrTn ~
SMALL HOUSE AND LOT IN THE S fsrss AND
hICHMOND.-WiH be sold on FRIDAY. IL IL F
1884 at O'Clock, upon the prernises IN .t OF
CITY OF Richmond, small House and Lot o - ~
Jointly BY Peter Geiiist and the heirs OF jar S,,rr
oeceased free colofed persona fronting on "a .fr.
north OF Leigh street. Peter 0ellist vbo o,vrs 49,
UNDIVIDED moty joins the Commissions in fhs -
IN SATURDAY, the 9Th Of April mart on ~.
Pfemisee commanding at o'clock r, NJ will h. saiS
10 the towns OF Manchester, the House ana Tof -
longing to the estate of said Simms on which he r.
aoed situated on Hall or Main street. fronfius thar
on halt the length of the square, consstinr Of Tia
wnoe OF one lot and part Of another as described n
the plan Of the town. There IL house md ,ofhar
improvements upon this property.
The foregoing sales are made for partition bv the
nnderGgned Commissioner, under decree az TIA
County Court of Chesterfield. 80 - - 'e
Terms made Known at the time of sale
CHRISTOPHER C. McKAE C..n,r
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN APPERsoN. xucfs
At the same time. 9th April next after the foreao
lug safe VIII be soid for division, the House and Lot
~ me tewn OF Manchester belonging to the esfats
OF rnepe Ligou, docd, free woman Of color Al.
Iolnng and immediately below the above described
pIcp9ity and fronting on Main street Also = half
acre Lot, fronting on one of the cross streets
AT the same tmes April 8th will be eold. for divi.
SION, about an acre and q half OF Land unimnroysd
short distance beyond the limits of the town n
manchester, Immediately on the Manchester Turn.
pike, above the site Of the present tollssat baosg
ing to the heirs Of jeremiah Hson decd
Sale conducted by a3 IS 49, ~ 20 ssss4
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VALUABLE BUILDING T.,
r ARGE SALE OF SYDNEY PRO

IL PERTY.-Will be offered at public auction,
on MONDAY, the LIST day of May next, commencing
at IL O'Clock, A. M, hundred acre lots, in the
town of Sydney. These lots are contained in the
farm which l now reside, and will be sold in
quarter lots. with the privilege of taking as
many others in the same square as the purchaser
may choose, at the same price Terms of sale will
fourth in twelve months and one-fourth in eighteen
months from the day of sale. The credit payments
trust on the property. To those who may purchase
to the amount of So 500 credit of three years will
be allowed ON half the amount; and to those who
may buy to the amount of S. 600, five years will be
allowed on one-half, the credit payments in every
to bear legal interest from day of sale until paid
RICH'D REINS
Sale by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts
Richmond, March Slst, 1854.
Until the day of sale, the auctioneers will receive
propositions to sell the whole farm in BODY in
which credit of five years will be allowed on
$4,000 of the amount of purchase. G.. A.
NH S1-2aWtds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
cree of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
pronounced the 10th of March, 1854 in the suit Of
"Robt. Ryland parte," shall, as Commissioner
on the premises, ON MONDAY, the 18th day of April
1854, commencing at o'clock, the Real Estate of
which Hannah Brown died seized, being known as
mo 6, Hague street, 1856 feet' the City Assess
sor's book.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balan % at l, 2 and yrs.
for bonds with good security, and trust deed to
cure the same.
The title is believed to be good but selling Com
missioner, shall convey with the usual special
ranty. =
RO. RYLAND, Comr.
Sale to be conducted by
NH 81 GODDTN A. APpERS0N Aucfa
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q HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
- THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH sTHrET
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET FOR SALE At
AUcTION.-Wili be sold on FRIDAY Afternoon.
TN April, 1854 upon the premises. commencing ct
O'Clock, three handsome Building Lots on the west
line of 9Th street, between the residences of Meeers
Anderson Barrett and Edm'd Fontaine each frontins
The terms, which will be very accommodatinr.
Will be msde known at the hour of sale %
ap4 GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucka
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BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.-Plain
~ Black Silks all widths and qualities; do colored
do do plaid checked striped and brocsde do in black
and colors.
ap6 C. HARTWELL L CO., lis Broad st.
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w ANIED--Four or five good MACHI-
NlSTs, to whom liberal wages and constant
sehmpoyment will be given. None need apply but
wen expersnced in their business and of sober
""o's' THOS. SHARP,
r,, Gen. Sup. Va and Tenn. r. r.
Lynchburg, April 1st, 1854 4aw
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WANTED-A White Man or Negro, to
" act as Porter to our Store, to come we'll recon.
..EGGLEsTON, FITZGERALD & CO.
mn 70 No a. Pearl st
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wANTs.
YOUNG MAN. expe.

~ rienced In Bookkeeping, having been engaged
"a the sAue several years In Baltimore city, and
sever.i leisure hours each day, wants employ
mcnt IN posting or balancing books casting up ac-
COUNT, or making out, even collecting bills He
800. kooa ousness hand, and has general know
The best Of references given
=, ~ aCommunicafions addressed to B. 8, through
tention. snT-Ets
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NIOTICE.-The firm of B. & s. JONES
IN i this day dissolved by mutual conasnt. The
name Of the firm hereafter win be used By either of
$3.50 sne 49,. BURWELL JONES,
SAMPSON JONES.
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OAK KNOLL. ONE MILE WEST OF

III
" RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
This beautiful Farm, south of the Plank Road about
one mile west of the city of Richmond, containing
81 acres, will be sold at auction the premises on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th of April, 1854,
commencing at 81 O'Clock. 1t will be divided accord
ing to plat and survey to be seen at Office This
justly regarded the most beautiful place in that
very improving neghborhood; and to effect private
sale of the whole place to purchaser, bargain
will be giyen-thus afording fine opportunity for
speculation to those disposed to sub-dvide it into
small lots.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at a. and -
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained
NH 81 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, IN REAR OF
THE POOR-HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day of April.
1854, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
20 acres of beautiful Land, on the Meadow Road in
rear of the Poor House, and near "Cash CornerD It
will be divided into building lots of suitable size-a
plat of which can be seen at our office.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 8, and 9
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
bys trust deed, or title retained.
ap4 GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
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EOR RENT.-The second and third
IL. floors of the large and convenient store occupied
by the subscribers, being fitted up with elves and
they well calculated for wholesale business
r.. L. HICKSON l. CO.,
ap5 a. Main street.
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I OST-O On Tuesday, the 4th, near Church
IL Hill, BRACELET OF GOLD LINKS, with
q Cameo head set in it, The fnder win be reward.
ed if required, by leaving it at the Dispatch office
an 5-Sf&
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w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS
AoCTlONEER-One that understands the
business, and can come well recommended, can find
oox 6I4. Post Office. Richmond. Va. NH so
WANTED-A SERVANT GIRL. who
can come well recommended for honesty and
good disposition, to take care of children and do
nousework. Apply at this Office NH % to
w A N T E DPS, 600 Railroad Stills.
OF white or post oak, seven feet six inches
iong not less than inches in diameter at the small
enc 20 pc oarked and smoothly hewn on two sid TO
pc Q meme, thick. The end Of the stills to be cut off
other defects calculated to impair their strength and
az the said stills to Be delivered at the depot
mond or fredericksburg and to be placed by the con-
tractor convenient to be loaded the cars to be in
speeted by the superintendent oveerseers Of the
road the price, 40 cents per sill at months per
cent of for cash. None will be received under re
Office R., F. and P. R. R. Co., ->''''
March 22d, 1854 NH O
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF

Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APpERsoN, Aucts.
ap4-tds ~
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TREE PAPERS LOST.-Lost, on Mon
Il d,y lust small Hymn Book, containing my
FREE PAPERS. anda 80 and Is cent note. The
finder wild be rewarded by leaving them at this
Office. JAMES JONES'
ap6-3ts free of color.
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. aNIED-A Partner, with capital of
crative manufacturing busnesu. Already estsbsbed1
business easily understood and one which any prsc-
Ics, ousne - man, whether mechanic or not 10 ca
pae'e on conducting. The best of references given
And required full explanation given upon an in
te1yiew address N. R. B :" with real name Post
OniSe. ntSutuonu, Va 6-ta
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STORAGE.-Haying the large and COM
~ modious WAREHOUSE on the South side of
the Rasin, next to NJ essrs Ludlam & Watson's / am
prepared 10 take in STORAGE, reasonable terms.
] have on hand La &c supply Of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO. of my own manufacture. for sale.
ap6-6tiJan'y WIN. T. BLAIR.
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QUEEN CITY HAMS.-Just received,
Y another supply of the above celebrated HAMS,
smail size.
Also, supply of fresh PEACHES, which. with
cream and agar, make most delicious dessert For
sale by II. w. TURPIN,
ap6-H Main, between 7th and 9th sts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
VOL. XLvIII, NO. WHOLE NO. 25o9

was supported by Messrs Field and jesse.
Ign of p, opposed by Messrs, Washburn
Beckwith, Mclean, Davenport and Bicknell,
and rejected, 100 to 90. In amendment OF
chap. %, of the homestead passed. To au-
thorize the removal of distractions in Otter
Creek, &c. in Rutland county; passed.
The House resumed consideration OF the
bill to incorporate the Eagle bank at Castle
ton supported by Messrs Spencer and Fish,
explanation made by Mr.. Farnham as 10
Poultney bank, opposed by Mr.. Field, and
rejected.
The amendment of the Senate TO the res
oluton for adjournment fixing on Thursday
morning next, o'clock, was concurred in.
Mr.. Blanchard proposed "Wednesday, and
after considerable discussion the motion was
agreed to.
Resolutions. BY Mr.. Baker, instructing
the committee on mileage to adopt the table
published in the journals of 1885; laid on
the table. BY Mr.. White of Panton, to
publish the mileage Of members adopted.
Reports. BY committee on education, A.
gainst petition of Arson Soule and others, and
they had leave to withdraw. BY committee
on military affairs resolutions for compensa-
ton by Congress 10 volunteers in the war Of
1912; adopted. Adj.