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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
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T LoYD'S GREAT s rEAMBOAT WORK will be ready
IL oil or about the 24th Of October,
coNTENTs:
First Application Of Steam.
Life of John Fnch-Engnvng Of his first Boat
Lits OF Robert Fullon-Engraving of his first American
Boat IN the Hudson River
Robt Fulton aud ivingsion's first Ohio River Boat-Cor
rect LlkrRess-Full Particulars
I.atrobes First Iluut
First Steubeavle Boat
FIRST Expl sion the Western Waters from an Eye
Witness.
Maps Of the Western Waers Towns Cities and distances
laid down correctly.
List Of Steamboat Explosions since 1872 Names OF Killed
and Wonnded-Iitst Of Steamboats, ahuat.
Connect views ot PiitSburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati Louis
vle st. Louis and New Orieat in 855-Skech of each
place-Pupulaton, Business, &C., &C.
Fast Time Of Boats on the Oh0and Mississippi Rivers.
| List OF Steamboat Officers the Western atrrs.
The New Steamboat Law-With Comments-Iife Boats.
Disasters tho Lakes-Names of Lost, Killed and Woun
ded.
The High Wifer in 1910, 1892, 1s47.
List Ut Plantations on the Mi>sisslp,i River.
Important United States supreme Court Steamboat Deci
siOns
Three hundred pages with one hundred engravings
handsomely bound BY remiIting ONE DOLLAR (pust paid
you Will receive copy of the ahuve work.
Orders from the trade Solicited and agents wanted in
cry town and city to canvass fnr The work
JAS. I. LLOYD, & co,
| 4m3 Post Office Buildings, Cincinnati, o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

CURIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES noisy crea-
ture would a man be were his voice, in pro-
portion to his weight, as loud as that of a
locust A locust can be heard at the dis
lance of one sixteenth of mile. The gold
en- wren is said to weigh but half an ouncd, SO
that middling sized man would weigh down
not short of four thousand of them; and it
must be strange if golden wren would not
outweigh four of our ocusts. Surprising
therefore that common man weighed much
as sixteen thousand of our locusts, and that
the note of locust can be heard one-sixteenth
of mile, man -of common dimensions
pretty sound in wind and limbs, ought to be
able to make himself heard at distance Of
one thousand miles.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

EXCELLENT FURNITURE PoL1sH.-Gum ara
bic half an ounce; dissolve this in four table
spoonfuls Of vinegar, add one pint Of cold
drawn linseed oil and one ounce Of turpentine,
and shake well together. If the furniture is
French-polished, it must be taken of. In
using the above at FIRST, it is best to lay it on
over night, and wipe it off with linen cloths
in the morning it will require to be repeated
many times before the desired effect is pro.
ducod; but it will amply repay the trouble
For diuing.tables It'll particularly recommen.
del, as the hot plates will not mark it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

srAR0 OF nmrrRr.

Bo,wessward! westward with the setting day,
The peerless Star Of Empire takes its way;
But mark the struggling hosts Of freedom there,
Fer despot minIons curse that freedom air
What blackness lies along their ruin track
What hOrrid sounds as frsm hsl-hound pack.
Awake their dismal echoes through the vslea
what Ipatning thoughts upheaye in passion gales
The ghosts u dead men from the ages gone,
Porebodiug evils In the coming STORM
Dread vengeance utter from the mold'ring ground
That here atlsst Il tyrant race Is found.
The Indian from beyond historic time,
Has passed the boon Of freedom down his line
No grosn from smartins lash or calling chain
The bison cen unfettered roamed the plain
And not till now has slav'rys blackenng curse
For Freedoms Goddess brought the pail and hearse;
And meier the awful battle-cry arose
That tells that bleeding Freedoms heart-blood flows,
Shall virgin soil to sacred Freedom given,
By damming ieuds and slaves be cursed and riven
Eternal Justice draw the direiul sword !
Be GoD and LIBERTY our banner word
Must 1t Of our PLuRIBUs be told,
1t guards no longer holy Freedoms fold !!
Then sound the tocsin from old Buukkr's height,
And bring the shade Of Washington to light
Revive the scenes Of York and Brandywine,
And let the cannon boom along the line
Let CORY ssbres mngle in the fray,
And battle clouds o'ercast the orb of day
If martyr blood again must stain the soil,
To save the blessings Of our fathers toll
Let Freedam's dauntless sons 10 rescue Come,
Andsmarshal where the cloud rolls huge and dun
Speak-to the foe who dare dispute the right,
Of Kansas to progressive Freedoms Night
And brand with damning curve and lasting shame,
The men who dare insult her coming fame!
Repel that fraud imposed upon name Pa
That should be fair in long historic fame
Let storms Internal blast such sghtless eyes,
And dread awards await them from the skies
Ay, strike once moro for holy freedoms cause,
And learn those mnions to respect our laws
strihe for fathers mould'ring meath the sad
Strike for our Union, Liberty and God
PLURTBUs UNUl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

1.-THE word 'hurrah' says the Dalmation
Obserprr. "is pure Sclavonian, and is COM
monty heard from the coasts of Dalmatia to
Behring's Straits when any of the popua-
lions living within these limits are called On
to give proof of courage and valor. The
origin of the word belongs to the primitive
idea that every man that dies heroically tor
his country goes straight to Hea zen, (Hu-raj
to Paradise and it is so that in the shocI
and ardor of battle, the combatants utter tha'
cry, as the Turks do that of Allah each ami
mating himself, by the gertrude Of immedi
ate recompense, to forget earth and contem
death. "t'8 - ,"-'r.'7 ',
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
James RandaIl,s Estate.
Martin FIimt,s Estafr

STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate court holden n,
haNpoLfH DISTRICT, S. J Randolph, within and for said
District, on tile 3ist day Of October, A. D. 1855
Present, the Hon. JOHN D. HUTCHINSON, judge.
instrument, pnIponlng TO be the last win and Tes.
said District deceased being to the Court here
hy Leyl Nashburn and J. Morse Flint, the Executors
,herelu named, f"r foiste II s ordered by said Cour
session OF said Court to be holden the Probate Ofcs
IN RIA ndop On the gath day OF November next aud show
cause any they may have against the probate If said
VIII for which PURPOSE Il is nrher ordered Ibn,
Of the record Of This order be published sc
cessvey in the Green Mountain Freeman. a naw,u,ns
appointed for hearing. = '' ''''N
true copy Of Record ~ kA
uyI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

They should sit up close to the cow and rest
the left arm gently against her shank. Then
If she raises her foot on account of pain oc-
casioned by soreness of the teats the nearer
the milkersits TO her, and the harder he presses
his left arm against her leg, the less risk will
he run Of being injured. ss...
Cows may be taught to give down their
milk at once-and they may be taught TO hold
it long while, and to be stripped indefinitely.
The best way is to milk quick ard not use the
COW to along stripping or an after stripping.
Northern Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
PATgMT
AMBROTYPES!
Daguerreotvpes on Glass
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER

hE subscriber, havng obalned the right for peer
anu Vc'nity Is now prepared to take these beautiful
ana never changing pictures in glass, At his Daguerrean
stand; over Ellis Bancrcft's Store,
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
Inc An OF Ambroyping has very recently heen brought
oa high hegree OF perfection by MIR. Cutting the ipyen
W.T. VINO mas secured patent f fourteen years in France
uIeat britain and the United States. These Pctues arc
aken o the best Plate Glass which nohor glass is ca
mus retaining their hriancy or ages and are 80
oeauuml IN tone hnld and clear in effect thai thew are
UNI ersay admired, and rapidly taking The place
oaguerreotypeS. ~ f -
nmoypes can be taken equally well upon the smallest
hhate up 10 he tll lite size, and in much less time sill
ing necessary for good Dagnerrectype They can be
seen IN any ght as well engravinps or any pa err mic
lures under glass ami hence very suitable far arre n
nes 10 nc hihg IN frames. They are not reversed bnt
seen III me natural position Of the sitter.
n"snefre types can be copied in this Lermapent sty.
any enlarged TO any size. The darkest or ampest wealth
equally favorable for this process with the ires and
darkest day. ~ 'e !" '''e
| EgPhces vnl ling from 81, 90 to $500
me puh''c are invited 10 call and examine snecneps
| N n Th 10y ~ 1900 ). 0, JERSEY
~, D. ne subscriber would respectfully infom the nub
. a. I'VE SUI continues nagueueutypne in the biphes
pe''ec''oh q, The art and all its various styles
| u :. q. HERSEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
Probate CNuIf
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING
I WINGATE,
AFASHI0N ABLE HALTER

~ Nos. lS a. IL Franklin Avennc,
Between Court and Cornhl streets, Boston.
CENTRALLY ocated-convenient tor a-not in costly
" apartments, nor subject TO high rents.
Under these circumstances, being practical matter and
having had long experience in the business he can sell IN
oes Moieskin Hats Casualty sold for S the low price
Of o. Terms cash. On hand at all seasons, the hest
quality OF Hats of the most appoved fashions Hats made
TO Order and warranted 10 fit Gentlemen by sending the
size of the head have hat forwarded by Express to
any part of tn C country.
All kinds Of Hats repaired at SHIRT notice. llYl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

EARys FOR SAE,Et

TIE subscriber, wishing tso West offers for sale his
L Farm, lying in East Drookdeld aid known as the 10
spl alake Place, containing 40 Of Land in good
state ct culiivaion well wmded aud waie ed and fenced
with stone wall. Those wishing purchase will please
apply soon. GEORGE w BLAKE,
East Brookheld, Sept. 81, 1885
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
SCH e NCK'S
MANDRAKE PILES

Ill ne iouhd to possess those qualities necessary 10
w 'he toiai eradication of all bilious atincks nromn In
sa tue sccretons OF the liver give healthy tone 10
tue ehite sysem Indeed il is ordinary discovery
VI meuo science, TO have invented remedy for these
suopofh comtiainls which develope III the re- suits pro-
duced ny heretofore free Of calomeIa Incl,
dreaded by mani indand rknOw edeed TO be desiruc
i've n the extreme to the human SYSTEM That tha mon
eres OF certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
one without Its Injurious tendencies is now an admir-
ted act, rendered ndSpntable by scientific
aho those VINO use the Mandrak Pill will be fully satis
hed tat the st medicines those prov ded hy psur.
III me common herbs and roots of the fields
The fIls open the bowels and correct al, bilious d.
asenehs "ithout salvation any of the njurou ef
ects OF caome or other poisons The secretion of bi
promoted by these Pills, will be seen nv the altered
color ni The stools and disappearing Of the saIow com
p'exlon and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions accompany each box of Pills and tho
price Ut quart bottle of the sea Weed Tonic and box
OF these lils combined is only one dollar But seoarae
boxes OF Pills can be had of any of the agents for TWEEN
| ty-fve cents. "
These remedies prepared under the PERSONAL super
vision OF Dr. schenck, proprietor Of schenck's Pub
monte syrup the well established remedy for Consump.
non, Conehs, Colds, &c. &C. and the inventor of tile
celebrated kesroneter, for examining and detecting all
diseases OF the the Lungs, Heart, &c.
wHOLESAE AGENTS
Phladeipha.--Gilbert, Wentz & Co., III N. Third
treet. 80 " ~
| New York &C. V. CLIcKNER & Co., 81 Barclay
Boston-Reidng & Co., No. 3 State Street
And every respectable Druggist ,hroughu, the Uni ad
states Fred e. Sn ith Agent Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
NEW GOODS.
ELLIS g. BANCROFT

RE receiving The largest stock of Goods that were
ever offered the public, consisting IN part Of all
kinds of Embroideiies Muslin und Cambria Collars,
Sleeves and Chemse ties oniton Collars, Infants Em
boidered Robes and Waists Ladies Embroidered Linen
Handkerchieis. English Thread, Linen and Cotton Edg
ings,-a large stock also, Muslin and Camblic Bands,
also. large ST ok cf other Goods, which we will Sc
cheap. Please call aud see.
Sept, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
DR.. j. q. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLlCON
For the Relief OF Suffering Eem.I..,
r of Suffering Females !

TT stands pre-eminen,
ior 'ts curative pow
ers in all the diseases
T which it is recon-.
mended, usually called
Female Complaints
~, ~ these are ProIapsus
u,eIl, or falling of the
womb; Fluor Aibus.
or !, whites; Chronic In.
Illumination and ulcera
non .;, IF the wo nh in
eG, G., Homorrhae re or
flooding; painful, sup
pressed pressed and irregular
nl,ens'fiIraIion &c. with
al Their accompanying
evlls,(Cancer excepted1
no matter how severe,
W. in oi how long stand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
CuIIRCU MUSIC.

THE NEW CARMlNA SACRA.
THE NEW EDITION of this popular collection OF
Church Music, by DR.. LowRLL mason, Is now reauy'
and rem odeed and is accompanied with easy and eas
ing Part soNcs and other exercises for the voice. wncn
win be found exceedingly ul In singing schools aha
classes number of new tunes have been added bnt
no former on IS omitted The sale of the New Carmlna Is
unpara ieed Scarcely church in the country Gun DC
found where it is not known and admired
New York, MASON BRorRERs; Boston. OLIVER piTs"N
q nd s,x C.prru n RAIN 4lw6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
ROOD RuSIlcIs sal.

CONSISTING of Liverpool, Turks Island, and C0diz
" salt now unloading from the cars which will be sold
cheap for Cash. liberal discount made 10 the trade
Aug 2Olh Is55 FULLER Il SETH,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

"a PATENT PIe-PEH.a The patent pig
pen Of Col. r. NJ. Abbe~of Enfield is now
well known in New England, as we'll asiu the
middle and some of the Southern States. !" A
patent pig-pen." 1t strike1 one as novel
thing, and an absurdity. But no practical
man has ever examined Col. Abbe's invention
who did not pronounce it to be one of the
most convenient Of the day. 1t is q simple
continuance by which the feeding bowls may
be thrown outside or inside Of the pen in an
instant and when filled, the porker can only
get his nose in. He cannot get in foot and
nose too, to dirty and spoil his feed nor can
he poke out his feed. COL Able offers re-
ward of dollar each for every potatoe that
hog can get out Of the bowl, except by eat
ing it! This is ualuable item. There are
over thirty millions of swine in the United
States, and over one hundred thousand in
Connecticut. 1t costs on an average $40 to
fatten hog. TGnfatten 100000 hogs. then,
will cost one olars; and it is
hoo ss Col. Abb .
guas - Be will save one
tniru OF the 10y 10 Iatten hog'
and that the pclS15if be better, as the ami
: NAL consumes no filth with his swil, when
feeding in his pen. The saving then, in Con-
necticut, in the item Of tatteuing one hundred
thousand hogs, would be over three hundred
thousand dollars annually! Here is some
thing worthy Of the consideration of agricul-
turists Indeed on looking at the facts, can
we say there is no utility in "patent pig-psn.'
-Hmtfrd Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
NOTICE.

r. N. BRIGHAM, NJ D., Homeopathic Physician and
- surgeon, having changed his resd from Waits.
Held to Monpeer village and associated himself In prac
ice WIN Dr. T. c. Tapn, IL prepare to answer all
eaIs la ihe variois departments Of his pr, esson.
the Academy. 0'r''''
aiontpeiier, July |, 1865. 2sns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

a rare chance to make Money.
kGEhaRE active young Men can hnd employment IN A
~ aSnc business easy, useful and honorable ut salary
W sw' per Month capital of s. only, required. No
paen' medicines Oh hook business Full particulars given
Tree To al who enclose postage stamp
tyio, tsSi JAMES HAZEN 4 co.
=. ..'"' EIN' AZ IT, aug. d1th 1850 3fm3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
GOAaAY'G
Machine for PeeIing willows.

NOW that there Ia Machine to peel them with, the cu
IN tvaton If the EUROPEAN BASKET WILLOW IS
the most profitable business farmers can engage H. paying
from s5 $500 dollars per above all expenses an
nually ,.
Circulars giving full description Of the Machine ana
full directions for cutivatng preparing Tor MARKET
sent free any sending their name and address 10 Inc
subscriber, who is prepared to furnish
CUTTIN G. s,
for n,an,inu in large or small quantities They also
be obtained of EnAsrus PARxER, Esq, Waterbury, w. me
land should be prepared for planting Them in he
he other work Of the farm is not pressing anu hey Cd" DC
TIT GEO J. COLBY.
J,,ssx;,le ", Sen, 1875 39f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

m OOO BUsHELs WANTED immeda ely for
lO,Ul)O which Cash will he paid on delivery at the
Depot Store, Rail Road Square.
Aua. n,sssS M. FULLER & SMITH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
salt ESsh

A LARGE assortment at the Depot Store-eonsis,in.
n Dry and Picked Cod Fish. Dry and Picked Habn
Salmon, Mpcheiel, &c, which will sold cheap for Cash
Montpelier July 2, 1855 FULLER d SMITH. IN
Gents Furnishing Goods.
A COMPLETE assortment ef Cent? FURNISHING (oods
IA on hand. and will be sold at low prices for cash.
July, Is, 1855. A. G. FIELD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
lsosendale hydraulic Ccment

IHlS article L. used Tor making Reservoirs T,pt.
roughs Ciserns, Water Pipes, and for topping on
Snaneys aud every species of Brick or Stone Work I'M
a.. waN', or exposed damp Warranted Of the bes
a"a'"y' For sale at The Depot Store.
hsRtpslisr, May aad, lssG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
Butter Sail.

Ultl BAGS OF Extra Fme and clef Butter Salts for
~Oo sale a the Depot Store VIII ulesae and retail
we are prepared to supply orders to the Trade s The low
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15
u. Q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.

b. o. Tyler, Fred E. Smith and Collins Pierce, Mont.
peier Potter & Tucker, and Geo Nichols, Northfeld
s. Camp, Stowe; j. D. Bradley, Waterbury; Z. A. Badger
Co.. West Randolph A. +. Bigelow, Barre. 26
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

STATE OF VERMONT Al Probate Court, holden a,
BRApFoRp DIsrRcr S. West Faree, within and for said
District, May 8, 1855
PRESENT Hon. c. B. LESLIE, JUDGE.
JAMES FULLER 81 West Fairlee, VT, agreeably to ar
Act approved November 80, 1851" adopted "John Milo
Marsh" minor son Of Milo Marsh, late Of Brasher in thu
County St. Lawrence and State of New York; deceased
Heir at Lawto be known and called hereafter by thu
name Of John Marsh Fuller" m
Given under my Hand and Seal of said Court this 10tf
day OF September, AID. 1855, at West Faree.
.5t Attest, ALVAH BEAN, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-15

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden at
BRADFORD DIsTRirY S. Newbury, within and for said Dis
trict, January IA, A. D. 1854.
PREsEsT Hon. C. B. LESLIE, JUDGE.
John A. MEADER and Ann NJ Meader, wife Of said John
A. Of Newbury Vermont agreeaby to Act approved
November &c. 1887 adopted Martha Meader, minor child
Of Nathan Meader, Of Caremont, N H., Heir at
Lawto be known and called hereafter by the Of Mar
tina Meader." efe1
Given under my Hand and Seal of said Court, at West
Faree, this 10th day Of September, A. D. 1855.
-* ALVAH BEAN, Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24

From WAsHING oN.-The Union of Friday
morning contains correspondence that has take n
President, relative to the action of the Naval Re
tiring Board. The Secretary. while not agreeing
with the Board In Its action n Individual cases bss
a clear conviction from his own knowledge of the
correctness of the opinion OF the Board 10 large
number OF cases, and has such confidence In the
superior knowledge of the Board az to what consis
futes efficiency In officers, that he cannot withhold
his approval, nor advise the President to do so.-
The President briefly says that he examined and
deliberately considered the report of the Board,
and approves the fading.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24
FALL RACES.
FAIRFIELD R10E0


2&Akr ..ss.A4a.!s1E7E' kA4a !ss1E7E9.He. IT e.
sveepstsks for 5 yesr ola
heat. saoo ent.nee 500 dollars forfss-sios.s ;s a:s
January. 1855. with tho following entries: A''
Q. 2. Hare's Oh 0 BY Tally Ho. dam b fru,tse.
rally I chesthsm's b. Revenue. dam b. An
Tally { cheatham's By Tally 10. dam By or..
jas. D. Doswslps bf By Revenue, dam By Emily
VIM q: aibbons br Whistle. By Mariner dam
Belshsr Mcdaniel. ch BY John Blunt, dam by
bslchsr { NeD.nisps By Regent, dam BIZ INN
Calvin Green's b by Sovereign. dam by Ann
:, Tho.. g. Moore's br by el.neoo. dam By sidi.
Hammet.
Thos. 6. Moore's oh by Yorkshire, dam By Mar.
WEDNESDAY, Sd dOct.-Propristsrs purse $500;
two mile heats-free for all sges
THURSDAY. 4th oct-Proprietors purse 500;
FRIDAY. 5th oet-Jocksy Club purse ssee; four
mile heats-free for oil ages.
,sATUkDAY. 6th Oct.-A post stake for year
ePs ea his heats xz0o entrsaes-plsy or payelos
VIM. n. Gibbon,
John Belcher .a.-f n .s.f-z
James Tally.
The following stakes are proposed-thrse or mora
70 WEpNEspAY WE'D ssfs Sd oe.-A .w..,..... s ..,
three year old (ile heats 15o entrance 500 for.
felt. This is to be the second race.
SATURDAY-A swsepstake for four years old:
eaos entrance; $l0e forfeit; mile heats. Second
race.
The above stakes to close on the Let September,
ty entry to John Reicher, Richmond Va.
JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
that unless their aubscrip iptons now due, are Paid
oy the Is. OF Sept their bills will be placed In the
hands OF the High Constable for warrant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24

LRcTUREs ON NSLAvERy-Senator Butler, of
South Carolina has accepted sn Invitation to give
one OF the course Of lectures on slavery In Boston
next winter The Atlas announces Mrs. Webb. the
dramatic reader, daughter OF General Espariero
and Virginia slave. are to read n new drama
written by Harriet Beecher Stowe, in connection
W ith this course
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24

LAND SALES IN ALBRMARLE.-Tbe Charlottes-
willie Advocate chronicles the following land sales
in Albemarle: Col Charles L. Crockef, of Mont
gomery county, has purchased Bueua Vista. the
residence Of the late Mejor Pollard. on the Green
Mountain. Mr. Dickinson. of Richmond, has pur.
chased Mr. Charles J. Merriwethers farm near
Ksswck. DR. Hart has sold his farm near Ever
attsvile to a gentleman of New York Mr. Bur.
well g. Garth has sold his farm near Hidra!ic
Mills to DR.. Theo Niche; and Maj John w.
Gcss has sold his farm Stony Point to the Rev
James w GOss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24

GOING TO THE CoURTs.-The City Council OF
Columbia, 8 s, have refused to allow the pre-.
sence OF DR.. Gibbes, proprietor of the Car0linian,
during Its sessions. The DR.. determined to test
the matter and went te the council, where, upon
refusing to state whether he vas acting az a re-
porter or not, he WAS put out He has determined
TO bring the matter before the legal tribunals of the
State. The ground for the action of the council
wes their having contracted with another paper
for the publication of the reports.