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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

- VERY VALUABLE REAL FS-
IN TATE IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
FOR SALE AT A UCTI ON VIII be sold on
THURSDAY, the 9Th of September, 1856 on the
premises. commencing at a O'Clock P. NJ the large
cupied By Mr.. C Burnett, fronting on Main street
So feet and running back ISL feet more or less. =
ALSO, -
One Dwelling House and Lot adjoining, containing
a rooms The Lot fronts So feet on Main street and
runs back l2S feet. more or less
ALSO, sa.
One vacant Lot adjoining, fronting 254 feet on
Main street and running back 1913 feet, less
The above property IL considered the most valuable
Ia Manchester; it ndjoins the Rev. w. Jones on
the South side and II. Rhodes, ECO on the North.
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
until the lest note 10 paid
uzs THOMAS W. KEEsEE Auct.
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se1 BY PAYNE e. MAYO. H
SALE OF HOUSE AND

4 LOT; AT AUC rION.-By virtue Of the provi-
sons of Deed of Trust to the undersiene Trus.
tees, fer the benefit Of the Moproe Buildint Fond
Association, dated the 9Th day OF august, 1854 and
Of record In the Hastings Court office the citv Of
Richmond We will sell on THURSDAY. the 30th
day of August, 1855, the premises at O'Clock P.
~, the property conveyed In said Deed. being .
House and Lot the South side of st. Jamel street,
fronting SO feet on said street and running back
about 40 feet, adjoining the property owned by B.
Wright on one side and T. c. Eppes on the other
The dwelling is good two story wood house, with
q good kitchen and all other necessary out.houses.
Ths terms Of sale will be-Each for the sum of
$l07s So with interest from the 5tb day of August
till thu day of sale, and all necessary OF peueec at
tending ths execution Of said Deed ana the resdu.
en- such terms a. may be agreed on BY the grantors
in said Deed
FLEMING GRIFFIN, }-n
JOHN w. BULLINTON, xtussees.
gu 11-dtds - 7gc5a
Is POSTPONEMENT.- above sale is
unavoidably postponed until next MONDAY, Sd Of
September, 1855, at O'Clock In the afteFnoon
= Tvs f@%. Trustees.
Sale to be conducted BY PAYNE & MAYO, Austs
a. 4
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will

ITO CONTRACTORS.-P will
Il be received at this oHic until Monday, the Sd
of September next at IL O'Clock N, fer the follow
ing WORK, viz: Grading. grsvelling and dtching Dock
street. from street to Peach street, repairing East
18th street. from Main to Franklin; and repairs to
West 18th street from Main street to the Station
House; New Cutters franklin street. Fl ON 26th to
9th street, South side Of Broad street. from gath
25th street; East SIDE Of Esd street, from Grace
to Broad o.; on I'd st between Cave 1t. and new Blu
rying Ground; East side of 1.t street, from Mar
shall to Lei. b; w est side of Henry st. from Clay
to Catherine ct and South side of Catherine st. from
Henry to ths city line; and East side of 4th st.
from Canal ut. to Arch ct.
And also, for taxing up and re- laying Cutters on
each aide of Bacon's Branch, on Brooke Avenue.
Also, for trading on Grace ct be;we en- Goth and
2st sts.; filling Adams street, from Cary to Canal
ct and Brooke Avenue, ON each side of Bscon's
Branch. And also, for grsvelling on Broad st., be
tween 24th and 18th SITS
Proposals must state the price of grading or filling,
per cubic yard; the prics of psvine and repairing
per square .rc; and OF greveng, for epery inch of
DEPTH per square ward
For the above work, payments will be made on
monthly estimates in cash, with the usual reserva.
ton Of 90 per cont, until the compilation OF the
as may be determined by the Comm ssioners of
Streets. Bidders will propose accordingly
Contractors will be required to enter into written
contract for the prompt and faithful performance of
the WORK; and unless sush contract be signed within
ten DAYS after the award, it will be considered ~
abandoned
For further inforwat enquire OF
an 28-5t Sec'y Com'rs Streets generally.
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THE CASE OF THE BOSTON SLAvE1

THE CASE OF THE BOSTON SLAYER.
Boston, Sept Jacob K. Lunt, the pilot
charged with obstructing legal process of
the United States Court in plotting the alleg-
ed slave schooner Mary E Smith TO sea, has
l been held for trial. He gave bail in $500
The case of james E Simpson. merchant
charged with fitting out the schooner as a
SLAYER, is postponed till Thursday next.
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hi OTIS AND TENEMENTs IN VAL
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURN.
IL ITURE. DRY GOODS SHOES, GOWN
be sold at auction, on TUESDAY, Sept 4th. at 10
O'Clock, 8 general assortment of Household and
Kitcbhn Furniture; Dry Goods; Shoes; Capr Crooks
erv; Glass and China Ware l6 Gold and Silver
Watches.
ADDIFIONAL.-5 casks French BRANDY: 10000
6eesrs, choice brands. ALEX. MOTT
seS Auctioneer
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BY TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS.

DRAINED HOUSE AND LOT ON
L MOORE STREET, AT CTION-On
MONDAY, 10th September, at S O'Clock, P NJ, will
has failed to comply with the terms of his purchase
OF the same), A FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT, on
the south-Si1e of Moore street, short distance
west of Baeon Quarter Branch Tavern, and adioin.
ing the properly of ] esse Williams.
The Lot fronts 81 feet, and runs back 200 feet
(Hy reques..) Terms will be made known at the
time of sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
aust
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

GUANO AT AUCTION On WE'D
~ NESDAY September 9Th at 10 O'Clock will be
sod at our Auction Store, $40 Bags PERUVIAN
GUANO, damaged on board schooner B. u. Fox,
from New York, for account of whom it may con.
Germ. Terms cash.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.
SEES Auetioneera.
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AUCTION Sails,
Future DAY
BY GODDIN e. APPERSON.

TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
- IN GHEsTERFIELD. ON MANCHESTER
TDRNrIkE, FOUR MILES FROM MANCaEs-
ACRES sFe Won t .S sell TWO
south side OF the Manchester Turn pike, four miles
from mapchestsr, adjoining the lands Of w. A.
Cooke, Richard Whitehead and others.
A portion of the land is well wooded and a mart
embracing some fine meadow. Apply to GoDDIN
The above land will be sold at Auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Sept. 1855.
comm nong at four O'Clock in the afternoon.
months, interest .ddsd and title retained until paid
seS GODDIN APPERsON, Auets.
BEAUTIFUL FARM ON UNION
- HILL, NEAR RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION viii be sold on TUESDAY, the 25th
ing at O'Clock that beautiful Farm now In the oc.
cupancy Of W. w Bradley, Esq, (who contemplstes
shsnsIng his contsinns acres more
east OF Richmond. adjainipg the lands OF Mrs Picot
and others The house has rooms; is new, and
handsomely finished. Beside. the dwelling, there
is a kitchen. barn stable, and Ice house.
There will be sold with the dwelling, 10 acres
ded to suit purchasers
Taking into consideration its nearness to the CITY.
the above is among the most desirable places in
market.
TERMs-Ons.third cash; balance a. 6. 70 and 10
months tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
s,s-2awtds GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucss.
r OTIS AND TENEMENTs IN VAL
IL LEY FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wii be
sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON the 7th September
1885, on the premises commencing at Al O'Clock in
the order advertised, the following lots and tome
ments in Adams Valley, viz LIST lot on the West
line of 18th street. adjoining Depot Of We. Central
Railroad, fronting y feet; I'd, 10. Valley street.
between Lownes and Baldwin streets, II feet by so
feet; Srd. now framed Tsnements on Bsldwin be-
tween Valley and Federal streets, injured for $500;
ALSO vacant lots a6j lining "a feet bv leo feet;
4th, 1873 feet of ground. at the head Of Valley
in of the work shops OF the Va. Central Rail.
road Company.
TERMS -One-third each, balance at and
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid.
GODDIN APPERSON,
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLTAN9.
LARGE QUANTITY OF OAK AND

"A WOOD, tSTANDING.) NEAR THE CITY.
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, Sd SEPTEMBER At
81 O'Clock, p. upon the premises viii be cold the
entire growth OF Wood, committing chief ofOak and
Piue (standng, one mile West Of the city, on that
portion OF the Hermitage track, which Hes on the
North side of the Richmond and Yredsrcksburg rail-.
road ., t-sllT-- -
The quantity of wood 10 large and from ts verv &C.
cesslbe situation and Vicinity to the city brick ma
purchasing.
Ample time (which will be make known At the
sale) will be allowed for removing the wood.
TERMS One-fhird cash. balance ct four aad eight
months, with interest. for sstisfsctory notes.
au25 TAYLOR WILLIAM. Auets
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS-THE KANSAS
EMIGKANT AID SOCIETY.

EMIGkANT AID SOCIETY.
:. BosT ON. Sept. THE Hon. Geo. s. Hill
nard, OF this city, was nominated for State
Attorney General by the late Anti M sine
Law Convention, without his knowledge or
consent.
, A meeting of the Kansas Emigrant Aid
society was held last evening. Addresses
were made by the Rev. Edward E. Hale Of
Worcester; Geo. B Emmons; Rev. Mr.. vii.
cox, resident of Kansas; and others.
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THE WHEELER SLAVE CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Judge Kelley
charged the jury at noon in the case of the
cniored men charged with assaulting Col
wheeler at the rescue of his slaves, bat no
verdict has been broughtin yet.
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DUBLIC SALE IL shall sell on the ls1

pUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
L day of September Court, 1856 TUESDAY after
Sd Monday in September,) the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which l formerly lived
near Stevensburg In Cupsper County containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
upon the following tsrmE-One third cash, one-third
In twelve months, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments.
This land il well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Gull
pepper C. r.. in healthy neghborhood. This land
il susce p'ible Of the highest state OF improvement
with good DWELLING and other out-buildines.
su25 JOHN g. NORMAN
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
T ARGE AND PEREMProRY GALE

I ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
IL OF CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS-Wll
be sold at Auction. on MONDAY next. commencing
at 10 O'clock the entire stock of Merchant Tailor
declining business, consstine 10 part - follows:
Blue and black Frock aud Dr~ss Goats
Tweed Alpaca and Sixteen Coas
Silk Meriuc, assinere and Marpeilles Vets
Cloth Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Cloths; Cassimeres; Vestings
Pocket and Neck Hdxfs TtF%e
susp.nders; Glover; Porte Mounsies, 10
Cotton and Merino Shirts and Drawers
Super Pilot Cloth Overcoats
Heavy Beaver and Tweed Oversoats
Embraeng In sill very desirable stock Of well made
Clothing worthy the attention of the trade.
Sale positive, without reserve. sss1st
sci ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
WILL be sold at the county court house,
w on MONDAY next. Sep. Sd, ct IL O'Clock,
NJ. negro WOMAN named Sally, beon sing TO til .
estate of Joseph B. Mountcastie. She ID good farm
hand. and an excellent Cook. Washer and Ironer
Terms cash. JAMES A. CARTER,
Administrator ofJoa. B. Mountsassle, deed.
% 1-2t*
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
IspEc1AL pEsrATcH.1
COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

WIMIEGToH, N. c., Sept. 2.-Lsst night,
while the steamer Jas X Grist was within Q
miles of this place, on her way to Fsyette-
vile. she came in collision with small
freight boat containing ak persons The
freight boat was upset, drowning two ne
groes and badly ipjuring man named Bry.
ant. The others escaped.
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MY LAND AND HOUSES, near Louisa
M Courthouse, not having been sold adver.
tsed, in July will be sold to the highest bidder
September Louisa Court, the 10th Of September -
Ninety-fve acres, half in woods. The Dwelling
House has eight rooms. besides Cellar and Closets
au S9-d2awtd LUCIAN MINOR
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WISCONSIN dem STATE CONVEN.
TON

MADISON, Aug. 80, 1s55.-The Wisconsin
Democratic State Convention to day nomi
mated Governor Barstow for re election ~
1eS votes out of 226.
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HANOVER LAND FOR RENT OF
ii SALE ON THE PREMIGES .ah.a.j

HANOVER LAND FOR RENT OR
IL SALE ON THE PREMIERSHIP subscr-
Der having moved to Richmond, will offer his farm
Locust Grove his former residence for rent and As
pin Grove for sale at public auction, the FIFTH
of September, 1856 if fair, if not, the next fair
day thereafter. Those desirable little farms lie on
the road leading from Richmond to the Fork church
within one mile of Slash Cottage. Aspin Grove
contains 2oS acres The above land lies in an excel
Int neshborhood, and convenient to two saw mills
The farms join each other. The above farms are
healthy, having good dwelling houses and the neces.
sary out houses On one Is an excellent and large
orchard. The above land. join the lands Of Col.
Wm. L. White, Henry Wood, Esq, and others,
and 10 we'll timbe -ed which will give the puroha ser
good opportunity of engaging in the lumber busi.
ness.
TERMs-One third cash /; the balance in three
equal payments, to carry interest from date of g. u
and IS month"; bonds with approved security, and
deed of trust will be required for the balance the
purchase money.
He will, at the same time and place, sell little
tract, known a. Stony Run, which contains forty
acres be the same more or less and within one.
quarter of o mile of said Cottage.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance In two equal
payments of and u months, bonds with approved
security and deed of trust will be required.
Land shown by DR.. VIM l.. Wood.
an 22-iStA JOHN B. WOOD
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BOARDING,

ROARp.-Five or six single gentlemen
- can be accommodated with BOARD, with or
without lod eing In very pleasant part of town and
convenient to business-corner 9Th and Broad sts
ssS $50 C. SAUNDTaR
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Two VERTISERs.-Ihe PEOPLES
L ADVOCATE 10 published at Halifax G. H.. Va
ard has an extensive circulation in the county, en-
brscing the surrounding counties and portions Of
North Carolina, Halifax 10 the wealthiest csLnty 10
he states has acme forty or fly merchApts, anr
carries on an immense Wholesale and retail trade
with Richmond and Petersburs. Merchants and
ohsn will bear this In mind. Refer 10 WILLIAMS
CARRIscroH Richmond Terms liberal.
Addre.s PEOPLES ADVOCATE a. above
an 29-6.+ - RI =
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE
IOffce with Geo. J. Sumner No. 20, Pearl Stree.
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Tor PICKLES AND PRE6HH1Ea
= w. hsys /. Great variety q eeaaa a. 0lass
Jars, suitable for Risssryss Ard eiskles
= s3EoolEo RULl.HN
su u s. - saI a.s lol nloaA street.
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XIALIJABLE REAL EsTATE "

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE - We
ask attention to the offer we now make, Of two
FARMS in the vicinity Of the city the most fertile
the best improved and the most desirable, In all re-
spec,s, ever in this market
For one OF them, which may be valued by person,
not Interested. SLAVES will be taken in payment
at valuation IL will be sold upon credit Tne terms
~ to tbs other will be made essy
Such opportunities nav never again occur
81 v. GRAVES 4 CO,
an 29-6tS 18th It,, between Main and Cary
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.hs Cssn; me title !: sssvsa 20 ~ GOD; bet
sale conducted BY eoDDrs Ass.aso... 'a''''.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
- Lot ON LEIGH sIREET NEAR lTs
trust deed. duly exscsted dsfsd I'd Augsst, 1884.
recorded in Aishmosd Hustinss Court, u SssS boof
saecs ; &. So az u sss .ss =
s h9ar OF Z! o'e!oci z NJ II fair. az noe de next
sissns Of "a excellent framed dwelling With iissA-
en- attached. now in ths Occupancy Of Mo nupdsy.
on the 1orth .de Of Leigh street. near Mean GIN:
The lot fronts % feet and runs back 100 feet to q.
TsaMs cash. 1he tisls is b.lisvsd to b seod: ss.
the suh,criber win convey With the usasl special
"s''s'',. J. l. sooPPPPElsssos. rss.s..'.
nent can be made, BY which the terms WIN 30 one.
third cash, balance At and months, bssrins ints-
80 ----------- g. ea.tg&& IN "a
1NRUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
OF RICHMOND.-As Trostees IN : Deed q Tr.st
:on. . secure . 8. Mutual saiians Fund saa Loan
is duly recorded in RicbnoSS Hussinsa cour ts ~e
shall In execution Of the said Trust proceed 70 sell
the 50 day Of ssptsmbsr, 1855, At the hnar Of 5
o'clock P. NJ IF fair If NOT the next fair day the
With iis .Ss
they sand fronting 524 feet the Western side Of
Brooke Avenue, running back lo5 feet y,
TERMs-Cash AZ to costs and charges attending the
sale, and about $500 due said company; balance al
end months for negotiable note.. interest sddsd.
]. L. APPERSON,
JNo. B. DANFOktH. Trustees.
THOS. POLLARD, a1a
Sale conducted by 0oDDIN & APPERsoN. Aasts.
ANOTHER HOUSE. ON LEIGH STREET. FOR
Immediately after the foregoing sale, win be sold
the House and Lot on the opposite side Of Leigh st..
now In the occupancy of MI. Henry 0ofther.
The House has three rooms besides kitchen, stable
with stalls, and we'll of water in the yard.
Terms at sale.
au29 GODDlN 4 APPERSOt1, Au.ts
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CERGEANr'S SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash, on Thursday. Sept at 10 O'Clock Mat Geo
horse CARRIAGE AND HORSE, to satisfy an exc
cution in my hands in favor Of Washington B. Ross
VI Edwin Farrsr.
JAMES D. ELLETT, d 8.
an 28-dh Tor N d.. LIPSCOMB, D.
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS Ar
4 RIVED-The best planet reader In Ame rioe.
The moot difficult questions viii be solved b. col.
short time oniy.) by MADAME MAILOl On
Frantlin street, betwesn 81 and 4th streets, next
q Cures can be made for BLINDNE08 CAN
GERS: COINS and SORES Of ell dssesiptoas
au SLIM
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II ERR's OLD WHlHKEY.-lO barrels
Wi DAyENeQay. ALLEN + GO.
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A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned
"A az inst giving credit to any whatsoever
upon my responsibility, a. I will pay debt NO;
contracted by myself in person. or by my written
order JOSEPH A. ARNOLD
au 28-6tf
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NJ o r f o L X AND PORTSMOUTH
IN sUFFERERs.-We have sat apart next Wed.
nesdsy 9Th Of Sept. day Of cont ribusioa 10 the
Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers. Those who are
DESTROYS OF contributing their mite can do 90, and
at the same time receive the full salus Of their
money a5@4 !.
usl Will be handed 10 at tbs Dispateh ciics to be
sent to the Norfolk and Portsmouth, ss6tv0s, and We
hope TO see many Of our frisnds on that day.
Let US have orowd from morning until night.
Respectfully, -
81 Daguerrooty pists tSo Main st
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BY LARUs 4 SHINE.

A NTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
"A COAL-The subscribers keep constantly ON
hand RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE and
CLOVER HILL COAL. which they are prepared
EE Orders LEFT at their Office at the Clover Hil
yard or at Capt. Luther Libbs's, corner 10th and
Cary streets, will be promptly attended to.
ssI-Ss WM. II. DAVIS l. co.
VALUABLE LAW BOOK Volume 3
Y just published.-LOMAX,e DIGEST, vols
new edition-el6 so. For sale by 4seg ssl
eco n. WEST
se1-2t Law Bookseller, Richmond.
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FEVER IN PORTSMOUTH,.


The Portsmouth Transcript, which was 's,ued
on Frfdsy again, has the following review of his
field of misfortune since its issue four drSs be.
fore:
The number of patients visited in town on
Wednesday, reached about i've hundred, including
nov cases. On Tuesday the deaths numbered
thirteen And on w ednesday eleven died. Tnese
data The writer has collected from the reports of
the attendant physicians, and an allowance for
those who failed to report. On Thursday the
number visited amounted to i've hundred aud fly,
Including eighty one new cases. The deaths, a.
reported by authority. were thirteen 10 town and
fourteen at the U. s. Naval Hospital making to
tai Of seventeen. Ii 10 the opinion OF the pro.es
sion that the disease IL assuming or has assumed
miider type. .....-
The statements just made, exclude the cases
under treatment at the U. 8. Navsl Hospital We
were there Sunday last, and have been there daily.
with some exceptions since. There bas beeo q
amnution OF cases sent there, and the deaths also
have bssn less during the week. The number OF
our people there approaches nearly eighty Every
attention 10 besto ed upon them, aud Surgeon MI.
nor, gentleman of ability and enlarged expert
enee, With his talented assisrsnis Sieele, Hsrrt
son aud Wake. ndefstig able Ia their care and
m,i i''rstfons TO those under their charge.
Our a estigsbie Mayor 10 yet down. but We trust
win pass sAsopxh ths disssss and be enabled y due
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WANTED TO HIRE immediately.
W three NEGRO MEN, by the week. month or
until Chri.tmas to work in our mills.
au SO div HAXALL A. co
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Esh FOR PHILADELPHIA
$3.50 = The No. ste.mship VIRGINIA
Captain Rooms, 10 now ready to reseivs freight and
viii leave on WEDNESDAY, September 5th, at 10
O'Clock A. M. ~
For freight or passage, having superior aeeommo
Sations, apply to Il. &. FUTILE,
se At Rocket.,
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WANTS.

WANTED.-An experienced Clerk and
| w Book-kseper ants a situation at once or for
the coming year. Best city references given. Ad.
dress r. Z. H.. Post Office "a S-3t.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-22

picturesque and elegant, and did
not regret the trouble | had taken
TO reach il. Both uf us were some
wha, fatigued by this time however ;
we were trenching upon the night
hours, and beginning to feel symp-
toms Of hanger, so we here turned
about, and resumed the most direct
way to the mouth Of the cave.
When we heard the tinkling drops
Of the little cascade over the entrance
looked up and saw patch OF deep,
tender blue SET in the darkness. In
the mids, Of il twinkled white star
whittier and more dazzling than any
star ever saw before. ] paused
and drank nj the trough under the
waterfall, for, like the Fountain Of
Treyi at Rome, il may be that those
who drink there shall return again
When we assembled to the level OF
the upper world we found that a
fierce tornado had passed along dur
ing the day trees had been torn up
by the roots and hurled down in all
directions stunning thunders had
Jared the air, and the wet earth was
fairly paved with leaves cut of by
the heavy hail--yei we, buried IN the
heart OF the hills, had heard no
sound, nor felt The slightest tremor
in the air.
The stars were all IN their places
as ! walked back 10 the hotel. |
had been twelve hours underground
Ia which time had walked about
twenty -four miles. had lost a day
IA LAY with its joyous morning, It's
fer,id noon, its tempest, and us an
CRY sunset Of crimson aud gold but
had gained an age in a strange and
hitherto unknown world-an age
Of wonderful experience, and an ex-
hausiless store Of sublime and love
Iy memories. Il. L.