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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

SoUrHERs UNfvEAsrFY.--Tl,v u a..
Alaoam., seems 70 meet VIZ ,ucb f,vor a,,Ss -
II.hmsos VOVV nag y ss Subscribed towards lie es,ab.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

THE SOUTHERN PACIFIc RAiLRoAp.-San Diego. on the
Pacific, is destined be the termination OF the Texan
Western Railroad The appears be rich in mine
ral aud metallic resources We learn from the San Diego
Herald that the discovery OF coal that place l. FULLY
confirmed bed OF good coal, sufficiently thick Tor
working purposes, has been opened. shaft has also
been down. piercing several small strata from ID to
- inches thick This discovery value every point
vi view. isinportant San Diego aud
to the great project constructing rrc,d over the
Colorado plain The Herald also informs that the cop
per mines OF Al, doing remarkably WELL .,au-
ding that the copper has Ia he carried in wagons from
the Colorado 10 san Diego. toerahe wagon road has
been made, that the mail wagons go through in
ten days This il considered remarkable time that re
gon OF country These facts irenuousiv urged in the
South tor the speedy building the Texas Pacific Road
San Diego is regarded terable harbor and its lat
tnde Is such that would preserve it, through
nut the year. Its regarded the most prominent
rival OF san Francisco for the Pacific depot OF the great
continental railway.-Phild. Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

Gas Haas v, 90 nmanjer ~ the United States troops
n opsrate az the Setoiuoes coming wt,r ar
riTa a. Key We, on The 9th Inst Ne gOes theace 70
Ttmps snd fEt Mysrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

TIVE NEGATIVES MAKE PosIrivk-once at table Pitt
vas expaating on the superiority OF the Latin over the
English language, aud cited instance the tact that
two negatives make thing positive than one sifr.
native could do. Then your father aud mother said
Lord Thurow, must have been themselves two mega.
are .. .-. ID. - Dr. 80 - -
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AVaes
W. .ALrs ADvERnsrp IN ruE VINO


nOF etA
'9u'oiS SsI OranEe CO.. dwelling
aIso iog bile corn stock Ae Advd BY " Jones' err
.Coaars sale Of tract OF mere land 200 acres. more or
this city bndng on street. between Arch and
Byrd streets, ~ 4 O'Clock ".
the lover Of Bucsngham county, described
advt Of Geo " MsuheSs' trustee Terms hberai
Cuitrper county, upon he Ratddan river. sc adv'L
2i sale %
residence ~ w. Coleman deed spottsyvsna county
same ~ tract Of 900 acres loo clear.
"a n Amelia county near the Dsnve railroad also stock crop,
A.o-The Brchand In Orange oouny coutsiuihs
Gu0 See adv't Of Geo. A. Sect.
Ao-Execuior sale ~ liz valuable tracts the vicinity
0oltnsve, Caroline county 300 sso,
Eae In ssd county See adst % Hessrs DctinsoB
2Iobon Johns tobacco factory Danvilis
v, aonng ne ctory and los snd dwelling house Grove
day tavern property Amelia H. sbrselns i.v
private house. 200 o.
/ and some ~ ~ - building loss sey The adv't
county miles from The q Hvi be sod AZ the O. w. ~ william
n-s's n DO n 40 wiusbls negroes. ~ Hsltar. n. O.
H-fn Boetngatn COUNTY HardwIeksviH ,everal
trels u land steam engHe gss m' Ac See adv Of y n
dsyAas-rs q rs negroes, farnmure Stock
| crops, Ae, ~ farnington, Gloucester equity.
eThrce " iand adjoining IN the vicinity Of Chat.
ham Pyivsnia a. w. ror psr'cuiars sdy's o. W T. Pso.
sTru-sees Ro-hh" near Manchester on IN. co.i
w ,arnpss, cont lsI serss, sin brick dssilns. &c.
Rchnopd ne n v " raiOadfos p'vaisly
Of ,ract Of wood Land 90 o, 10
scrrs anovr county also lrscs In ts sam neefor.
hcoi--sl staated neas 's r. y. APRR
i5th -commsones s.l- Of Gen Harves estate 10
Ass - saves oiirsn portion The per.
Jeu kdmrs Mouptas ropr and farm Of GO scr,s
~ 1octnh 0ap, In turuta aed Nelson cluntls-. Tf
iIh-N weldon, n o, farm q ses scre,, = o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

WARRrSToS RscEs-The results Of the races for the
first three days, follows:
On Tuesday, the first dsy sweepstakes were run Tor
the fist for three years old colts and 6cs mile heats
SloO entrance.
q. L. Hare. b. C Toler I
Thos Branch's b. c. ,
Major Dosweiis s. c, Dcncalon . 3
Time l.55 and l.52-excellent time for this course
The srcond was for sweepstakes for two years old
colts, single mle-S5oo entrance, play pay.
%. T. Hares b. c. Zngarec, dam by Trus-
tee, ...... .....
Cen NJ I. Hawkins b. c, by Grey Prism
out OF frank Alcns DAM boed Time
l.6S
David McDanicls horse sam Leicher Won first heat
Second heat James Talcy's <. came out about one
length ahead but, owing her crossing MeDanie horse
the quarter stretch the third mile race was Civ.
en- TO Mcdaniel. Time second heat 5.57.
CANDIDATES AT HoxK.-The "76ioio Times. in reply
the gro-s abuse aud insults hcsped upon Mr. Fillmore
since his defeat says asnf
The Fremont press appear TO be greatly reoiced that
Mr.. Fillmore did not carry his city, Buffalo How
much that he test to ftness for Office We shall
il this age of poftc, chcanery en-a vor to decide
but W. would call attention the folowng facts Mr.
Buchanan did carry his county. Mr. Breckenridge
lid not carry his county. Mr.. Don.lson did carry
his county Mr. Fremont did not carry his county. Mr.
Daytou county yet heard FROM his has gone
ov r~hclmingy Democratic Now which candidate is
ahead"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

LASDs ~ K,SsAs.-rhe 10 ouis Intel Ecncer save
lt IL almost ncrejibc. ths annual amount ~ gold tn,
las beeu poured into Kana from AL parts Of the county
Ia vsw Of the sale Of tie Delaware lands We ase sur,
that not less than si0o0J have BEEN sent 70 Ie,vcn
worth bg the So feInis brnkera nlnner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

DE.rH oy ~ GrssSoR NARrfs How J,sbu. T.. Mar.
Tvsoslooss on The I'd instant '''''"'' I"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

sr2- AUCTION NOrICE.-Groeeris, BACON. IIeo.
tSS rice, &C this morning, by
no2o DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO ,Auet.
IL y. VAIL SFEAmSHIp UOA- e.r--<~.
~ NOkE leaves Point SATURDAY >ZE1Ey3eS
FOLK .--S>14}1kei&
Passengers desiring Cheap and comfortable r.o m
NeN York must leave here by the ocok
Saturday morning ' - - ~~'
Tickets and berths secured OF II. BSn
ony to through Nes York, sla,eoom
Included
no2o-2t LUDLAM WATSON
N,yss-E aAIrIrIOR E.-The superior regular p.ek- o.
n ct .clr POrIA, Aaron master yrraer Dor x
ton OF her engaged aud gong have aueE Ia
patch For balance OF eargo, apply
n"3o-l~ W. D. coLQUIrT q CO.
EIWH NOUEoBK.-The good sch PROVIDENCE -
H Capt Moter,cAd, having portion 81 her e.ns EN- i-e
yagvi aud going board will dispatch Por balance &
Of Fargo apply to
np2O-lw W. d. COLQUITT CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

Ora MINISTER TO MExico.-Hon Mr. FORSYTH Unite,
States Minister Mexico has presented To tho Pres
ident of that Republic. and itterng official address
we're exchanged on the occasion. .,- .-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

FATAL AccDgST-At Paris lately. the Contesse Charlie,
nv James IN pasng through room When in iul dress
stepped upon aofcr match lying upon the aoor NV
which her clothes at fire. She va 90 bsdlv
burned, that alter several weeks Of severe suffering 40
died ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

MARRIED,
Al st James Church, "Wednesday morning ssb n, x
oetck by Rev Nr Perrkin Mr. THOMAS rIILHR Miss
VIRGINIA ls'RfLLA daughter u David u tl.
ii'lum"re Washington aud Missouri please
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

WHEREABOUTS or rus SrARs.-Mr Forrest Mr. George
Nandenhoh and the Rsvcls present playing in Bos
the young lady who made debut at the Walnut. some
time ago is in Albany. Mr.. Neaf. is playing at Louis
VILE The Pyne aud Harrison Opera Troup Wash
ington Miss Heron Ia at Memphis, Tenn Mr. and Mr.
Conway are In ST Louis Mr.. Collins at Dubuque Iowa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20
NEw rELEG,tAP.sL INg.

.o.u. NV rELEGHAPH LINE.
I'M ~ sus rrilou or
- kchnrnd 70 Naunton, Virgna,
HH'.i-sVhe urdonsvile WaynesBdrof L.,t.t r,.,,
Hvus " Hoped Inst the requisite anoanl iii h. s,e,r,,
mat ortrsti0as rpsesly
pDe ~ oe lmhaf With teisgraphng doubts a. a,S,ss
lsnsgc. mat - result from hs establishment 81 81, s,s
hpau hoHn M almost certain pecunisYy preS n
10 - w frs hs peculiar public sdvsnisrss vbeS yt.e
desirable Running through orion On ~ So. - p.ssf
greti commercial te1snf '''i " -N'''' NV v " ~
days ~ sahscribe -" "''Vi'H' M ~
Ihy htgng bad a Epod deal Of PRACTICAL u'.,V..t,.>
% hsl We sal bng citizens of ne e, ~ $780,,
M, ", ", As,,tt eguiucye 70 ts velfsss ia a., as.r
W. w W" Nc O'"' u the best sii sl sass gars,tes H.,
nan ?, r. ,g.i.l ,nsuns,
NosNTaIyaUTT1'- c.i','eie,. 'od au'd-,.
wv WllEAT.-Ia.t r,css "a A uoUsrAsNs,.f..x
ed and Tor safe ~
400 sELDES MILLER
49, - oornsr Peari and Cssy -.
Nh 20 arAtNE~ 90, u.ST-
asiF -. and pnts received Have Pars@i \, 49,
IN "W StLDEN wIIIER
~ CORNER Pe.ri and Oary a.
WiNrER GAuUENrs.-we have nov O., ..,o.
h Fey pet vsfcy ~ oev style y-lve Velvet cIot,
"'''"'"T' ''d o'hef new styles, rios q PRrcgk 90
RtcoN : DPS. 70 md. Prim. Bseon ss-.. clos, .,
90 TINsLgY. TARpY co
X 10Y $50. .,ttIs, very brsnt snd prime qiai,y
-. ~ sndea and Sr sale ~ sELDgN kMfLtSR
wv Corner Pearl and Cay 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20
Ty.s... sresr rsllssl..f1sr, H., q tk,,s.,.

fvsEsss Srosv TsLtsA.-f1ss srs No tksstrvs q
plays os dramatic poems Ia Turkey; but the M,-i.k or
schoolboy we'll believe de-srycsily bsso~.d imam
the narrator Of the Arabian Nights The M-ak Is gene.
rally proprietor Of c. where he exhibits si.ntpg bs.
hind anall taoie, nth nptrned cuff aud holding deli.
cate ~and lie illustrates customs and manners. d.s,s
arectioses In history and biography. The Js~s form
constant theme ios the sxctcse OF hs initiative powers
~um their very mpertsct pronunciation u every tH.
guage. Old sayings ct rather paradoxicai ch.s.c,r
form the usual subject Of illustration aud give oe..ion
Tor the Introduction ot wit aud tn. most com.
mon proverbs employed texts for expo-tios ON th..
occasions OF this class; In drawn by buffalo yu
may catch hare. Motc fes arc caught Ia, n trun at
honey than by hogshead OF vinegar thought the teue
has no bones ia It. II bcaks many In these rrprrsc
tons the Aedak pssses from grave CAV with happy
facility, which the Frank hardly Imagined the dun csp.
billy Of the Moslem could master. The volatile Greek
his strokes OF pathos bursts into his bright
hume breaks forth into laughter the grave .Armeni.n
incapable of high excitement. looks sad or smiles the
Pees"a'c Turk. though profoundly attentive, never
aerccids IN alter feature vet all Delighted and
evncc the fact by substantial proof when the coffee cup
Is passed around to collect the paras A a 81
Tax Piano SrNrisrics.-There Is no more p.,u
raj taste, In art among and well established as
that which has grown ny for the piano aud is muse IL
Is no fictitious thing Of fashion, imported luxury en-
oyed through the dsprnsaton of casual visit OF some
oreigu artist We have our huge factories with their
thousands Of workmen engaged the labor aud the pecu
liar mechanical skill necessary for the manufacture Of p
Millions Of capital Invested In the processes
which supply them, aud whilst the instrument eo-s SO
universally the po-on OF sort Of domestic altar In our
homes it, complicated details give employment TO multi.
tudcs Of artizans In the variety Of mechanical
necessary TO ts aggregate perfection. With s hold on
our people as regular and favoite branch inus
try, there Tow persons whose sympathies hay.
NOT been associated with it In the domestic circle so AZ 10
mako its qualities familiar and its sound attractive In
deed 50 exclusively prevalent have the piano and it, u.
sic rown that the extraordinary love oil muse of our .o
pie apt TO be supcrhciay miseouceved from the neg.
ec which other Developments OF the art sometimes meet
with Account Is at once made Of the competition Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

AppirroSAL M rHs wAsniSorox.-The Phi.aelphi.
correspondent of the Baltimore American furnishes IN,
following additional trims OF foreign Intelligence PEI
The British fleet L. formally announced IN remain In hs
Black SEQ until Russia f6ls her oblg.cns tia, Grra
Britain Austria and Turkey clam be firmly united IN
hs policy that these three pawess are making
efforts to Withdraw Louis Napoleon from coquetting With
Russia and that Russia is making equal efforts sscure
his alliance.
The Neapoli,an affair remains before The recalled
French and English Ambassadors have landed at Mar.
settles, and ship two from the hect ~il occasionally
visit Naples to see that all goes quietly.
Spansh affairs also unchanged but the accounts Of
The stability OF the Navares government consr.dco-
one million and hall OF dcllsrs w 'f.ttf
Louis Napoleon continues at Compegue. where he has
had heightened tervie~s with Baron Hummer. Austrian
Plenipotentiary. ....
The statement that Spain organizing war in Hsytiis
confirmed.
Committee Of the ermanic Die, have reported In a.
vor OF Prus-ias claims upon Neuichae but England has
offered in conjunction with France to arbirate in the
matter.
The Free Trade Association Hamburg have voted in
favor of taking steps q abolish the Hsnoverian State
dues. The change in the Turkish ministry is confirmed
Redschid Pachs is vixer The Bssarabian frontier
survey has been completed Admiral Lyons has formally
notified the Russian Minister that he will remain with his
heet in the Black Sea. The expectation OF L. pro-
hibited from Greece until the l2th Of July An
tms,um has been sent by England to Persia the Shah
persists in his REFUSAL and the British expedition agains,
him about 70 sail.
Tux BRIrtsu MovrNkSr AGAINST PKasiA-our readers
have noticed, doubtless that the Brsh have declared
against the Shah Of Persia The prrtence that He
rat has been guaranteed Dos Mahommed by the East
India Company, though there il certainty whether
that province forms part OF Cabul Persia This war
movement attracts the attention OF the French press
The Paris Patrie in plain terms England should be
no longer allowed pcrsevere in her East India spoaon
lie Nord the Russian organ in Belgium she will
he allowed in the future The same paper gives full ac.
count Of the present quarrel in official article trsnsla
ted from the Persian IL had still disgraccful orr
gin than the enstment difficulty With the United States
which had not England quietly submitted be snubbed
In the face OF all Europe, might have led TO war
IL appears that Mr.. Murray while British Charge dAE
as at Teheran not only had carried improper rea.
uos with Princess of the blood royal OF Persia who had
previously lost her character at other
although married woman, but assumed the right OF bull
Wing the authorities for placing the lady question
der restraint He thus became n-oent and insulting
In the course OF few months that finally the Shah de
handed his recall, aud this having been complied
with, he was ordered tn withdraw "a CraHpton
Tux SOUTHERN PAcIFIc RArLRoAp.-San Diego. the |
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

a. 49,. 49,. DAvIDI. sAUNDERs,
Nov lIh, 1856. HENRY ". QUARLEs Pror'es
"On t- Nr. Scott report a1opd md -.
orderei TO be Published In all the daily papers."
vote olved That shall he competent n act As
proNy Who not ockhod except proxies appointed nv M
State Of Virginia Copcs-r-str = Nv
np1D--it THOMAS IAyaon ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

How BCcHAs1s CALpoRSfA LErrER OANE 10 ~
WHirrES.-The Sacramento american tells the follow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-20

The above comparisons the
the month have than during IN. -.
"n, Of the previous and iIsJs 10 1854 In
waters the Western Rivers low during
month Of October which TACT has In great m
oHe-s OF produce bound Esswar but
coming nsvxabe look for durns ~
resrutm IN -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-26

OOO nUsnELs Of ONIONS, for sole by
@OU Oct IA, STOFRS h FULLER.
| CUB.g HO.VEI', for sale by
" Oct "a. sTORRs a FULLER.
/ IN DOZ BROoMs and AK HANDLES. for sale by
OO Oct. II. sTORRs n FULLER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-26
The grealFamlIy weeIAIy Pnper.

THENEW YORK LEDGER has now attained tho
extraordinary circulation al ono hundred aod ninety
thousand eupcs. The l. T. O. IS dnvu,cd 10
POLITE LITERATURE ORIGINAL TALES.
skEiCllEs, POETRY, ESSAYS, GOSSIP q CUR
hEN NEWS ADD maintains high moml tone. %
Is oYerywheio acknowledged to Do the be family pa
per in me wofld Hence ~ oNfaofnidny aud unheafd
Of popularity Mr. BONNER, the proprietor OF iho
LEDGER, empoys the host talent n The cuuntfy, uud
IN 10 doing makes Oh" best paper. such wfitufs us
Fanny Fern, sylyanus Cobb, IT,, aud Emerson Boo
ncit are permanently engaged 90 ~ and viii Ntiin for
other paper hereafter Mrs. Siguufuey also,
oonsiantly whites fof 30 do host OF other popular
authors, including Mis, Emma d. H. N. suuihwuih
Alice Cay, Mrs. Vaughan. May W. sanloy Glib
son, Cnia sydney, &c., &c. The. LEDGER Is beau
titully illustrated overl wock.
The NEW YORK LEDGER Is printed on beautiful
white paper and composed OF eight pages, making
the handsouiest woeky paper 10 tie county. Il t.
publ shed every Saturday, anC soli drl the OH
cesin every city and town throughout the cOunus )
and 10 mailed 10 sub.cnbers al iva dollars per AM
mum twu oopiea ore sent for thee dollafs.-Auy
person obitinng ght subscribers al 5oeaoh (which
lowest club fates,l and sentins si2, will be
entitled 10 ono cory Foo Terms Invariably IN ud-
vance. Address III leiteisto
ROBERT BONNER, Publisher Of New YORK. l,edgub
IA Ann Stfeot, sew York
N. B-Now Is good lime 10 subscribe a. EdMER-
SON BENNErTis Great Onginsi Novel OF FROM
TIER LIFE. will be commenced Ia the LEDGER 90
the 6ist Of January. le.2w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-26
A. q A. Hobart. jig Estate.

STATE or VERMONT lI'nE Hon. the Pc bate
ni.tdci of Randolph, Is. Court fof said DIS
uirt, Of Randolph,
no 90 persons concerned ia tho estates Of Adam lo.
bait and Adam Hobart, IT,, late Of Randolph, deoeas
ed Greeting.
Whereas, samuel spafhswk and Alonzo -mith, Adj
minsttutu OF the estates OF said tecoHsed request
said Coun 90 allow chem the further time OF seven
mouths ifom tnd aaf the both d. Of December, A. d.
1850, 20 mate payment OF the FINAL dividends on tho
dobt- and close The seulonen OF the estltcs there
ioie you arc hereby notified that sud application will
be- heaid session of tine Probate touu Do hold at
the Hotel in Wen randolph iha second Tuosday Of
Januuy A. d., 1881, at which tno you may be head
IN tho premises. And this ofief oh Il, ho published
three weeks excessively 90 tho vermont Waterman
and state Jnutual paper, printed at Montpelier,
To- this State the last Of which publication shall be be-
fore tho dag assigned for hearing as atorusaid.
Givon under my hand at tho Probate Office at Wash
iogt,n this ma day OF December, A. D., lsj6
l8.3,y H. A. WHITE, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-26
FARM FOR SALE.

'IrHE SUBSCRIBER offers Tor sale the well known
CLARK fAKM, in MiddieseI, on the Wnouskl
River, shout two mile. below Montpelier Village, and
heauniuliy -ifu7t.d ihe line o the Vermont Cen
trn Railroad and of the hes' farms In Washington
County. and .sifabn farm for the asmot d coun.
&C., fe.iieneo foe tho capitalist gcnteman OF pleas
ufe said fitm roniins 225 acres, about so acfes Of
winch b. superior fneaiow, about 20 acres upland
ing ahuu 40 acres Of pasture aud IS ceres excellent
wood iaud fincu Ing sugar place Of about 300 trees
small hppIr uichnid Of rte nun. a Of snid fam b
we'll wntered aud n "a high stale Of cnuvaifoni the
bulldog, afe % brick house % hg a. feet,
With llrnt ceaf and we'll Finished ktchen, CHEESE
room and ,vood shed Of wood shed 20 by IS feet
one aud bali -inry high connecting w "a shed and
tHtn, 10 100 by $50 ieot, new With stable under on 40
improved plan, with cattle shed 90 the end
31ht ~ feet barn With shed attached 20 by 20 feet
horse barn 30 10y a. feet open she'd 100 front, WIN shed
u toby 90 foot, shop aud hog house attached, sta
bio confans sS Stalls, grtnerY tnd collar under the
.iahle Tho hui dings nearly new OF recently
paired guld we'll Of water, a. the house, likewise,
running wafer, tom bnok To house aud yard. The
farm Offered nt private sale, but il not sold he
fore the lOh day of January 81 will then be sold M pub
nc auction oa ih" 18Th diy January on the pfemises
sale positive. Terms, one half the purchase money
down the balance n annual instruments, 90 sui pui
chlsef Likewiso will DO sold the stock and TOOLS on
said farm. T.. = CANT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-26
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER


STATE OF VERMoNEi A 4 a Probate Court held
add r tho District i1fosuid, tho ninth day OF De-
rembur A. D., 1856.
An Instrument puWoitng Co b. the last VIII and
Testament OF Eh sione, lnto of Wliiams'own On said
district deeeasrdl was pre- eucd 90 The tuun here for
ffobito by nouiumn T. stone, tho Executor therein
named
Therefore. it is ordered by said Court, tina, public
toico be given 20 900 persons concerned therein 10 OPP
peuf before said CONF session hotruf 90 be bella
at A. Beol1w's Hoioi IN Mamsinvn, in sad distiot
the 5h day Of Januuy A. u 1854, nnd cnuie.t tho
wo1ate Of sud Nil, aud further ordered that this
order he published hfte weeks succossNty in tho Yer
mont Watchmun and state journal, newspaper print
cd ut Muntpeler, iu his state The list N which shall
he previous 10 iho day assigned aforesaid for hoaf
log
ngton this 9ih day Of December A. ", lsl6
n H. A. WHITE Iudye
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-26
FRESH FISH


A T. wholesale and retail during the winter. ForsuI
by STORRs 4 FULLER.