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FArN and FiuIr Lands in mill ami
beautiful climate. Thirty miles south of l'hladel
pha by Railroad, in New jersey, ON the same line
Of latitude as Baltimore, Nd.
The soil is rich and productive, VARYING from
clay to a sandy loan, suitable for Wheat. Grass
Corn. Toincco, Fruits and Vegetables. Tbi, is IA
great fruit country. Five hundred Nmevards and
Orchards have been planted ont by experienced
iruit-growers. Grapes Peaches, Pears. &C., PR"
duce immense profits. Vincland is already ono Of
the most beautiful places in the Inited States.
The entire territory, consisting of fifty square
miles of land, is laid out upon general savtcm of
improvements. The land is only sold to actual
settlers with provision for public adormncut. The
place. on account ct its great beauty well As
other advantages, hah become the resort of taste.
1t has increased five thousand people within the
past three wears. Churches. Stores, Schools Aca-
denies, Societies of Art and Learning and other
elements of refinement aud culture have been in
troduced Hundreds Of people are constantly
settling. Hundreds If new houses are being con-
>tructed. Price of Farm land twenty acre lo,s
and upward, s25 per acre. Five AMI ten acre and
Village lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables ripcn earlier in this d.-
trict THAI in any other locality north Ui Norfolk,
Va Improved places tor sale.
Openings Of all kinds of business. Lumber
Yards, Manufactures, Foundrics. Stores and the
like; and Steam Power, with room, can he rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, hcathiul
climate and good soil, in country beautifully
hhlpoNeu ho"uiu"S ~ runs h'" l'"s>c,Sl'- an
other social prvl yes, in the heart OF cii laiion,
it is worthy Of a visit
Letters answered and the Nineland Rural,
paper giving full information, and containing; Re-
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Address CHAS. X. LANDlS Vinclaud T.. o.,
lands Township New Jersey.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultural
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and suitable condition for pleasant farming that
know Of this eide Of the Western Prairies.
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I YON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
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....Six members Of the family Of
Andrew Chase of Cambridge, died OF
malignant diptheria within the short
space of two weeks. A mother and
daughter were buried in one grave.
1.-The Trustees of the Vermont Ag-
ricultural Colleg met Tuesday, according
to the act of last session, and elected to
form part of the board of Trustees OF
the University of Vermont and State Ag-
ricultdral College, nine Of their number,
as follows:
Hon. J. S. Morrill,, of Strahord.
Hon. z. r. Washburn, of Woodstock.
r. w. Park, Esq, of Bennington.
Hon. S. M. Dorr, of Rutland.
Hon. 5. II. Stevens of Enosburgh.
Horace Fairbanks, Esq, of st. johns
bury.
II. Richardson, Esq, of Montpelier.
G.. G.. Benedict Esq, of burlington.
Rev. Horace iIerrick, of Wocott.
MIR. Eastman, an old man living
at Peacham Corners, had his leg br oxen
in two places last week, by its striking
the post of gate through which he was
driving.
Mr.. l.. o. Coburn of Shrewsbury,
shot a large gray eagle on the 18th inst,
In Mount Holly, measuring seven feet
from tip to tip, and weighing thirteen
pounds.
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dunn, 5sCa62 Fine, G26D65; Extra, G50D6s.
Illinois and Wisconsin. -Coarse, 55a5S; Me-
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Iowa and Minnesota.-Coarse, 53@56 Medium,
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Canada -Combh'g. 736D75; Mixed, 62@65 (;
Clothing, $1,000; Tub, 60G65.
Pulled-EXtra. 726s2: Superfine 63Cd72 No.
/, 3jaiO; Super Lambs 55@5s; Canada Lambs
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The Indians have again become very trouble
some by their depredations on the Overland
Mail Route, which for a time they have com.
pletely succeeded in breaking up. We learn
by private adyices received yesterday that the
station of Julesburgh, which for fortnight past
had been defended by the employees Of Mr.. Hol-
laday, has been abandoned AS this was the
chief station on tho route, immense supplies Of
corn and forage will now be destroyed by the
savages.
The Indians now control the whole country
from Cottonwood to Denver, more than three
hundred miles, and have temporarily inter.
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with the populated parts Of Colorado, including
the gold region and the great settlements Of
Utah.
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tons, it was not want Of force, but Of foresight
and judicous management, which caused this
ulSuHLtIs Ill biuCi w u'OAb rihiAts'A WV
in future the Government has been petitioned
by all the principal Federal officials in the utal
country, as well as from leading citizens OF the
Western States, to create Immediately a new
military department of the plains.
The whole country feels, ct present, a special
interest in the rapid development of the wonder
full resources of our Territories. They only need
a large influx Of immigrants, and efficient pro-
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to the aggregate wealth Of the country, ana
consequently to our internal revenue. Not only
regard for the fate Of the pioneer settlers, but
regard for the great monetary interests OF the
country, should prompt, in Washington, the
most strict and immediate measures torputtlng a
final stop to the atrocities committed by the
Indians
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The official report Of Commodore Porter md
that Of Capt. Breese, both of which we publish
this morning, complete the history OF the assault
and capture of Fort Fisher. The signal aid
rendered by the navy is made to appear more
distinctly by the details given in these official
reports than in the previous accounts OF CORE.
spondents The bombardment from the ships
the day before the joint assault by the sailors
and marines and the troops, though the actual
damage to the fort was slight, undoubtedly dis
organized the Rebels, and confused them as to
which quarter they were to look for the assault.
The bitches and riAe.pits dug by the sailors and
marines concentrated the attention Of the
defenders upon the beech, who saw that
the party from the feet had made a
secure Judgment within short distance
of the fort. When the final assault was made,
BY preconcerted signal, by both the marine and
land forces, the glory Of carrying the works
would have been more equally divided, but for
the bad behavior of the marines who failed to
cover headvance Of the sailors. The previous
fire Of the feet had knocked away the palisades
30 that there was no obstacle to prevent this