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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-26

w 'N "' l' ht..l ..l'ilc results lh lolt thi1itA ihl
hDtouauon WIN the hutand burlington ioad in 'hr
mtu 'nu, % compromise OF some hnd would Oe ch'eigu'
il'n' Wmie would carry out, su iHr as was ros.uie,
s ulsll luetstanains in good imi9 ana satisfy uei
l"t0t'l ahu Wlin ll ihe interest OF Wca'rh ctmnni
wouq az the same time save 70 the Vermont Cenada
s"oAhouers me large proportion ot the estimated c.st
e" 'h'IucunH lhe new line OF road ana preserve ilc
,nWtct rom forfeiture, aud sayc both TO thc Vermont
central and Vermont Canada an their just rights un-
dcr NE lease. This negotiation still pending Win
e almost certain and sure prospect Of resulting n '
ac'ii.n eonpromisc, when it was interrupted bon lc.t.
ui i ui he intecfeuoo " certain Of Che sfoo fn1d
es VINO removed Tie old board, oud elected in their
pace N' present board
Ihn' "s en- end put 20 Che entire negotiation and thc
N9m0ni Oanana company, with al the dangers With
"I9'h i was surrounded, len 10 dun by itself
imieaateyi however, after the present President wls
elected ne was advised of the importance of giving hs
H9meNlH' attention TO te subject Of saving hc charter
OF inls road ana of ue pending negotiations with tle
Rutland Darlington road, and was then urged not ip
fuher the negotiations 20 fail But from s1mc cause
"h'h % s unnecessary 10 aludc 90 hgrc, tho entire no
Fouauon was dropped and tlc affairs of The Canada road,
us inc entire rights of ihc oekhodcs, have been
-W,ied TO- reach thou pfcsout pcrlous position.
linus Tar have confined myself to tne history of Che
01"oHt d f1naa4 roqa, and thc positions tken bv
them ~ various nmcs boo reference fo thrir Obligation.
under tlcir charter go thc l,ntland Burlington road.
Much hos bccn suid n to course o.. tao 0at, nu tl
subject in reference Go the position Of the IoHof f
t0f on iho question of buiing tuc connection. and ta.
idea has obtained currency tat Che interests uf ts road
arc 20 De seriously Injured f the branch into Iuru-1n
&. huht ] now propose 90 show that to course Uf tHc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-26

.HH u. .HHHH II .Ha.N. b. @
IN , .,'5'.u ]. tse ~. seme lhe anu lns'tt 10
" ,gnN , ., .,l,o ,nercto wmcn was eso aanptou,
- -, ~ '.' ilufSu ",sfhe "ut ln -oo' el "lcl .'g
ui~' 10 years q" hso ID inc i"prth hne oi the p'h'l
w. .-, .
Ni. Ncn"soh thouRht ue p'fuou ptnpo 70 no 'ilA
m on. Was one 81 the e'st feature, 9i te n ana tnH'
@ ' puoo lon'y sipulu ue pgl' uIol u's,o u "v
@ ,u.l n,',u'ngc oi ,pVPts; Whle nc was IN 'a'"! o'
't'm"s ,ne 'hanh'i' "i euueh.'h p t.,N one ne "7
"Pt 'n great naemhcry 10 Arlohliisn 'no-o 'h'.'
.MH h'erN proposed tn vary nlH .ln'hun'N anu ho'-
Mr t'efs hoped We should be ape 90 retain some p
u'n "l lhe Ola ia" ana not oe Ruidcd nt oeiii w
app"oalon gwen by men WIZ" mover hau piAcuoA iu''
D" in'ii h'es'
"i NA'h .'lo ne was 'uipfia, N u'D ,ll'.'.""
Wr H'haiW Wnm Nutl ana tMr hNcttHl lh ms itm", ~
Importing thus amendment. Inc report hau oe,n N'-
rr iuc people Tor three months and iull hmc hn' oe
gwen i'f inspection lie hoped the amendment "o"'u
ho. Wrtau'
Nt nHon0en Was glaa that w hNe,t' h'u u'n".'
hf position upon this subject ne ih'osht ,'c .'' l"
posed go De sreken ont was one OF the most lmpw'9
900 i' Wlrd mat the funds oi ihe state ahouil u' nI
out ae 'nf" 20 tnc school district. was uue .l'
Ncfc were men VINO Wou'n give no. ilfu't support ." u
district school Than thn state provided ono he Wouu no
t'r such person. nc opportunity ID "p''' 'h' 'aNs p,
'he reception of public money; ut Che same time iley
Wcrc supporting private schools for thtac ana oin'i
reasons le should opuosr thc proposed amendment
Mr. Dlafhc sud % ths amendment was allowed 20 pro
vail we might as well ohandon the li which wound
Poe worth tho paper upon which u was written ims
section seemed o Dim ono Of the most important in tho
ml plerine as 30 docs. 'on" 60 the taunus district
o h State Co secure The attendance of scholars lhc
ssfcm of pal ing premium 90 thc actual Attendance OF
scholars of thc uohcs features nf the BILL and
N..a. O. dina. frr lao
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-26

'l"f cnnhnite. bN Mr 'hWch, lh ieliu'U ~ '""'
mon schools y Mr. A'crcy, relating to The election oi
wWn rcpfesontauYcs.
The u in relation 20 The support of ihe poor was Then
nscn up, and on motion of Mr. Newell dismissed
Inc b extending The provisions ot the charter oi the
Vermont and Canada Itatroad with certain conditions
thtrcin annexed being the special order for ths inc
wa. taken up Mr. Hounds called for the reading Of The
olnri oi ttc committee
Mr Necdham moved 90 lay the blu the table ull af
iornoon. Opposed hy Mcssrs Liusloy nf Rutland, iaO
us Hui Uelue of NaVcndah, and supported by Messis
N.Ci.9m Marsh nd Cutf.
Hr ldnsICy nf Rutland said Do was willing 90 grant
iis courtesy 60 Che gentlemen from Hartford and with
drew DIS opposition. The motion was agreed co. and the
l wa made Che special order iOr this afternoon at two
o'clock
EHUosed bNs.-fu pay Ahiah Miller 5000 Mr.
HaHnd moved 90 Jay the h on the table with lhc iuien
u1n of tcn moving to amcud by inserting so 300 place
OF -N-nni agreed o. iu1 Che hl passed. Tn addition
90 act incorporating thc Montpelier Union Distrcf cN-
enpuuE Flo worth of 1.-Two poultry FROM attachment Doe
amendment NJ acc Incorporating the Npw fuglaud Pni-
terry Company an passed. Too amendment of an act ro-
1unr o inquest VI thC dead, approved Nov. 1856 Mr.
olulc m1,cd to dismiss he bin agreed 20. lucop1ra
ing the Henry Mil Cumranyi iu addition t0 aet go inc
runrlto Voc NIrv Academy fproNdns that siX trustees
sua constitute quorum f1r the Transaction oi business.
both passed. Establishing hc STANDARD weilAt VI Aerd5
gross "r umnfhy-.rcd. lHt 40 lhsl
Nr. Cooper opposed the mll lle Thought thcrc was
n1 ecriH standard taf could he fixed upon. Seed df
ierrat good sr'i Hls sometimes Tighter 1u poor sccl
Nr. sa,t1u N1leht thc hl dyrd tho weight at che
NJ grass snei uUI ~ grains Besides it was tr.u
#. g..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-26
The FALL CAMPAIGN

ENTLEMEN The FALL CAMPAIGN
VI mas OPENED AT MoNrrELEn.
The richest and most desirable assortment OF Al
IORING GOODS ever offered in Vermont have Just
b 900 yd fnrn New York consisting Of cUcrg rayie
~ Of Orsycoatinqs ByoadcOtds, lcstlHgs and rant
Sum all offered al very low prices, n any quantity or
wifi be manufactured into Garments IN any style desreu
in a superior manner. ~
Also from one Of the best Clothing Houses in New
York an elegant stock of Fashionable and oeasonaoe
hcady-made CLOTHING, expressly for the retail frade
Examination gratis.
S. G.. WOOLSON,
l3 Hubbard Biock, STATE Street
n-3-Aqent for the sale of ofWliams Celebrated Monthly
and semi Annual bulletin Of Fashions, the only true re-
port for this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-26

Reporfs-By Mr. Rumsey. for committee on agriou-
mfe. adverse To bill establishing the weight Of herds
grass seed third reading refused. by Mr.. Worthing-
ton for general committee, Senate bin authorxing the
selectmen o the several establish fire districts
In certain cases. with proposals Of amendment striking
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-26
AND sLElGHs, BY THE

n FFtFFF Ut II IT
" pHsr WoRKMES rs ruE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pehcr, Vermont.
Those in want Of ,uarranted Carriages and Sleighs,
VIII perhaps do well to call and what is being done at
ths niu stand Of GILMAN & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Non'peler, July % 1876 45n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-26

Prayer hy the chaplain
Public bHS introduced and referred 10 coanteo on
priHtiag--by Mr. Raymond, In addition 10 act relating
To uniformed militia company, following the discharge o
town IN which Il is orgsnzod) BY Mr. stark, IN addi-
ton 10 chap ll6 Of b., entitled salaries ana fees spe-
cing snlaTiea for States attorney different sums Tor
different counties. aud $40 40 r he preparation aud ar
gument Of every Jury case ny Mr. Butler, to provide
tor the running of the Vermont csna and canada al-
road Ia ease of m failure comply with the act In addi
ton 20 an act relating 10 said road.
ReJ,or.--By Nh Smith, for committee ON Banks, up
on resolution OF inquiry by what authority the State
Bank Montpelier, /. doing business detailed statement
OF fnois order ID 10 lie
Btlls p4ssed--Rclating 10 highway surveyors and
street commissioners, Commence their term Of office
the first Of April instead Of May % pay Walter q Ste
sens s5S 6s for holding inquest in the town of High
gate ID incorporate the Caledonia Mutual Fire lnsur-
anre Compau, and 81 Inhnsbury Comet Band 10 pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-08


The Secretary Of the Interior sent out yesterday
the surveying party 10 the boundary line between
Texas and New Mexico. John II. Clark 10 Comms-
-ioser, and John E. Weyes principal assistau; sur
veyor.
General Jsres, whom the Ncaraguan Geverninsnt
aent as Minister TO this country, had AL interview
With the Secretary OF State 10 day. He hes evicrnty
,ome to Washington in . state Of slsrm. l!e snC The
40 called Government he represents have Grcos,red
there must be moro trifing with the grsst e.un
try Like the lion, king OF beasts, We can aI1s 10 De
,nagnanimous, but cannot be annoyed and insuited
everasngly.
- 1t is not improbable the Paraguay expedition may,
besides settling our account with Lopez do the
with Nicaragua, New Granada aud other States
ike them. IT ia Understood Judge Bowlln, the
Commissioner who accompanied the Paraguay e1-
psdton, will frst 20 up TO Ascencion in one OF
the vessels, leaving most of the feet at Cor
rientes till he knows the result OF his demands
upon Lopez. He will demand indemnlhcstion tor
the losses OF our citizens; and to the family OF the
American shot, an apology for firing upon the ship,
aud for other insults 10 the flag and country, ana ra
hcaton and fuIhiment of the treaty We Negotiated,
With sOms notifications however, suita be To present
circumstances. Our government will not, IN any
treaty, permit citiz Of tn. Uated States TO be put
IN footing with the anI""'' 80 --" :. y .o"', o"'
will insist Grey be- put on the SANS footing with
citizens of Paraguay resident In the United StHter
should treaty be made, II must BIZ on this oaor
The ever changing and arbitrary DEGREES OF Lopez,
Or any other dorpot or government OF Paraguay y.
South and Central America will not, henceiOrth, b,
and treaties.
The Irving Lyceum, one Of the oldest and most
noted literary Institutions OF Washington, gave MIR
L. j. Page, secretary OF Commodore snubrlck, oi the
Paraguay expedition, dinner fhls evening ou th6
occssiou of his departure Mr.. Page was toasted,
and sloousnty re- -ponded. WIN. J. Rose, Esq, OF
New York, wa. called upon and addressed tue com
oany also-IN, p Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-08
THE FUSIOS.

The an1iousy sought for fusion, between the Black
Republicans and The Know Noihings, TO pull down
the Democracy, seems to have resulted in failure in
slmost every direction. Like oil and water, they
cannot mix in spite of the Jealous manipualions of
the leading managers and organe. An amusing pic
ture ofthe projected usion of heterogeneous elements
lie thus drawn by the Hillsborough Citizen" an
intensely American paper in Ohio
The most unnatural! political union We have ever
heard of, IL now attempting to bs made In Hamilton
county. 1t ia simply nnion OF the Dutch across the
canal, who are known "a the same individuals who
at the April election 1885, barricaded the streets and
fred repeatedly on the Americans, napy Of whom
were killed snd wounded, with some Of ;hesh same
Americana. They then fought esch other or principle
Ths Americans claiming that Americans rhou!d rule
America, eEd lhe Dutch swearing they should not
Nov these beer sucking Dutch have oot changed
their sentiments and the pretended Americans say
they have not either. How then in the pane of al
that is Ineligible can they stand ngetherl The plain
truth is, they cannot. Poitioal managers abound In
Cincinnati, as well as in Hsoorough who have their
price They love the spos and in view of them it is
easy 10 cay "bro,her," TO M:neheer An agreement
Is entered into between self constituted leaders and
divide Of the offices agreed upon; and then cones
the sublime spectacle of union Of The masses who
don't want Office help the spois hunters 10 place
at the public crib,
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ER0M WAsHINGTuN.

WAsHlsoroN, Oct.2 2.-Dr. Billings arrivsd ct New
Ori.aos ON Monday, bringing despatche- from ou'
Minister at Mexico, Mr. Forsyth, TO our government
dis principal object is to purchase Minnie r'he1 Tor
IN. liberal army, tor which purpose he 10 well sup
piled with fund.-. He says the Americans are much
thought of by the liberal party, and occupy high
stations OF ,rust He lie Of the opinion that sonora
will COON be ceded to the United States, Tor consi
deration. On the 5ih OF September iorce ~as pre-
parlng TO march on Jalapa Escheagary's headquar-
ters.
During September s7s warrants were issued from
the Pension office, to satisfy which l4s,Ooo acre. oil
land were necessary.
WASHINGTON, Got. 4.-Ths Indian bureau to-day
received letter from Dr.. Forney condrmntory ct
the report of the Indians robbing the mail 35O mile.
from Salt Lake City. Hs says no attempt was 'naoe
to kill the conductor, drivers or guard That tl= IL
dsns on the Humboldt have been committing depr=
da,ous Tor ten years. and that this the bret outores
during the present season.
General Johnston, at the request OF Governor Gum
ming sent military force OF l5O men for the prote
tiou of the mails aud travellers.
The steamers Fulton and Harriet Lane will leave
Norfolk tomorrow the Paraguay expedition.
Secretary Thompson has gone TO Philadephia on
business, and will remain there several days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-08
Cn,y,IssIoNRR.s SALE OF VALUABLE
pEn EaTATE In RATH COUNTY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF rALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, IN BATH COUNTY.
I'm pursuance of decree pronounced In the Circuit
i Court of Bath county at the July special term le2s
In causr therein pending, in which Emma Johnston, in
her own right and execurX of John Johnston,
is plaintiff and Edwin Bowen and others are defendants
shall as Commissioner OF said Count proceed 10 sell HI
public auction on the premises hursday the th DAY
OF November next the valuable Tract OF ts1a ~nch
Ing of six separate tracts containing In the aggregate
about 5o aces and situated in the said county OF Bath
about three mes from the heans springs b anu sS
pike road leading from tho Warm to the "White Sui
phur Springs. r,,,
This farm s chiefly limestone land, and much of it level
and can easily be made of the best grain or stock
farms in this section of the State Being well waered with
two failing streams running through H. ana win
numerous springs ,,.,,., %
make two excellent and good sized farms, with all peces
sary buildings upon each there being on tho tract TWO
large and commodious Dwelling Houses, one OF orick
as the Cedar Greek HOTEL" and the other large and
we'll bull, frame huse in which said Johnston lesioeh
his death There attached to each OF the houses all
necessary out houses. ,.
There IL also good Store House and Post Othce-this
having always been capital situation Tor Country
Store There 10 also the premises good merehant
Mill upon never.fsiling stream
All of the Buildings are now In good repair. 10
farmer graxier physician, merchant, or hoteXeePei
this property offers Inducements and indeed
seld1m that property desirable this ana 30 eaioy
situated il offered for sale in Virginia
Tklns-OAe.fourth OF the purchase money 20 oe Palu
in cash on the day of sae the residue on acrea OF n
eighteen and twenty months in equal instruments
and tue purchaser purchasers executing oonds WIN
GOOD persona security for the deferred payments and the
Commissioners retaining the legal title, as additional se
curity until all the purchase Money is paid.
ssion given OF the Tavern House. Store House
and Mills and the Farm contiguous, on the ls DAY OF
january next and the residue the lst day OF octo
Address, Healing sprins,P 2 O., Rsth Co: w Va cou-
Sept lG-ctds EMMA JOHNSFON, Yum !.
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ruK RICHMOND ENQUIRRR.
.,s,,suyo cAiLy. sxarwEKxLY. AND WEEKLY.
pITcuIa, DUNNAyANT, TYLER & WISE
TER MS:
,slyfsDer seven dollars per annuni, and At the

1 s,,yfsaer, seven dollars per snnun, and a. the
~ III ido!Irsift taken for shorter period than one
"N or the Scwi-Weekly, hve dollars per annum and
Ia irr elk mouths payable in advance. For the
y Erouircr e. per snnum OF six copies for $40 o
Iynrisbly IN advance When letters containing
cent by u,sii they must be restSered, or they
a.SSs n; me rick IT the writer's
~ 1tKMS OF ADVERTISING
,v D,uy ESouIRER-tor TEN lines or less, frat
~ cents. and every succeeding insertion twcn-
''.I ,.s II inserted twice week or three times
.., vse,ensoda halt gents for eachineertion after
a. ,1d when nscrtedony once week atty cents
%, VIZ SrMl WxxxIY - tor TEN lres OF less, hr.t
..vcn,y five cents; for each subsequent insertion
~: ,, When na ,rted only once week seventy'fro
's .s,.,,r Zach Insertion
"aS, WrEAlY- For TEN lines or less, fret ips-I-
.s.s,,v.nv. cents tor each continuance nifty costt
r'n ,dyerise,s arc charged S35 for one square f
i1'. $50 Tor two squares, and in that proportion
~ sisstiscn ,n,s Of gres,er length, except Anr'
!. ,,.s,,s sho are emerged $780, (paper incldded.>
a. OBITUARIES and Tributes vt kespect. exceeding
.SSdf-,;nes ~ are char .ed for as adverusements
tnrts,, frou distance must be accompanied Win tfe
seusy or saiist4ctory references 10 insure execl'
ion. Ill, ,rs,. NAV be remitted per mail IN
tsnl svs:,sble Rink notes. registered, @the rsf u
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EDGEWORTH FOR SALE.

rUyHE subscriber acting behalf Of the pareJ inter
ested offers for sale the above named farm, the resi-
dence of the late Gen VIM F. Gordon OF the county CT
Albemarle.
II contsius abou, Thirteen Hundred Acres, OF which
some eight hundred open, the residue being in woods
and well tmbered. The whole of s well watsred, nnd
most of the ope land In high state OF Improvement
II has upon comfortable brick dwelling and together
with other out houses cabins sufficient for the accommo-
da,ion of a large number Of negroes There is also a
Grist Mill with a constant supply ol water.
The farm lies in the county Of Albemarle Immediately
under the South West Mountains about fve miles from
Cordonsvil'e one and half from Lndsays Depot, on
the vrvinin Central Rail Road sixteen from Charlotes
vie and within convenient distance OF Churches OF va
ous denominations. The situation is healthy and tn
neiphborhood In every respect excellent Iaking all
thinps into considerations it justly be described as one
of the most desirable and valuable estates In this part o
the country. !,
will be divided found expedent In order to effect sale
If not sold previously will be offered at public AUCTION
this fall or early next winter, when expect as the ad
ministrator Of Geuera Gordon 10 sell some seventy or
eighty very valuable SLAVES, together with tho other
personsl estate usually found large farm. Due no
lice will be given OF the day Of SALE when it lie fixed In
the meantime any cnqu res mny be addressed to me al
Charlottesville and Mr. George H. Gordon who Is now
residing on the land, will take pleasure in showing it to
sny ono who wishes to see It, ,,
'"S Seni ol-ctf WIN J. ROBERTSON.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

III
COUNTY OF PITFSYLpAFIA.
soon as a decree Of the Circuit Court OF ths
"A county of Pittsylvania can be obtained, sha SELL
publicly ton day hereafter to be appoinied1 Twenty
Lo,s in the town of Danville. and Three Tracts or
Parcels Land belonging to the estate OF COL Leonard
Claiborne, decd.
The mrs, tract lies on Dan river in Pittsyvana nearly
oppose the town Of Nixon, known the Dabney tract
and contain. six hundred and niney.three pc'cs It s
believed that there this tract four hundred acre.
of woodland probably the best in the county There is
on 1t framed Dwelling House, with TWO rooms, used as
an Overseers House and nine bsrns
The low grounds very fuc and the cleared upland
Of great fertility.
The second tract Is also Dan river three and hall
miles above Danve. II contains six hundred and TWEEN
acres about hundred and twenty-five OF which
are low grounds ad between three hundred and h'ty
and four hundred in wood This tract can be made
very valuable plantation, having all the necessary
outbuldines aud considerable revenue can he derived
from the surplus wood. 1t can be boaed down stream
into panville.
hc third ,r.ct lies ON Fall crock and extends to the
turnpike only two miles from nanvIie, anu contalhs
nearly three hundred acres, principally 10 wood The
tract will be divided into WOOD lots fronting ON the turn
Persons wishing TO purchase such property as that
sbove described are invited TO see It, and any comnun
cation addressed for particulars, will be promptly
answered.
Nv address 10 scottsburg, Halifax, Va.
DAVID A. CLAIBORNE,
Administrator with the will annexed OF the estate o
Auo oe-r,s COL L. Claiborne, decd.
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PIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

n * awsy from the subscribcr, In the county OF
,u,kiuchsrn, Va. on the I2th Of September last,
..,ro man Mills. The said negro is about feet !
i, a!sh, black, ani has small scar on his torenesd
., ,uvl.-t !,y AI-ssrs Pu!aIn g. betts OF Rich
VI. a, the property Of Elisha Ashburn. E'q' oi
k,,acld cuun'y, Va.
|..iers:.nd from negro who ran off at the same
Sl,h lin. and has since been taken up IN fArnric,
g Md him ne ine nded going back and takiny his
al,h him into the Dismal swamp, where be cou'd
money enouse getting saiuges to take him ana MS
:. Tree state. &c
NJ. give Tn above re*ardf taken either IN or on. o
30 ,ud deNy.red to me- or logged iu JUL. so that
-, ~ ThOS n. FORD
ADDE'S i. Virginia Mile, Buckingham county, Va
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sSTERN HOTEL PINCAsTLE, VA.

Hotel ia Que OF the most pleasantly situated
: -se' IN the Valley of Virginia, and 10 now ready
;ecep.ion of vi.i,ers who msy wish to spend their
! IN IN" mountains Persons going to and from the
! "i'! hnd this delightful retreat for several days
2s-ie,or has a,cd up his sulphur Spring, one mile
'ircss;e, and parties will lind this delightful
g walk. or can be furnished with comfortable
'sees 10 aud from the Spring. The proprietor
zen saying that no house In Virginia, can furnish
recommendations than this, situated as II is, Ia
u plenty. ani surrounded by scenery OF the most
Ssnt character.
l.'rns &c, address the undersigned at Fincastle.
t-clf E WOLTZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-08
LECTURES BY PARK BENJAMIN

We understand that Mr.. Benz jamip intends to CIV.
his popular lectures, in tie Southern cities, during
the coming season. ie will lecture for association
if invited by themi or, if requested 10 do by prl-
vate cizens, give brief courses his own account
These lectures. which are mostly OF sn entertaining
character, have been very popular in the Northern
ard Western States; aud their repetition has often
been demanded by large and enthusiastic audiences
Mr.. BeDjamns residence is at New York city. where
be may be addressed.