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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-11
THE BEST SHEEP OR DAIRY
Il FARM IN RUTLAND COUNTY
q II g TE

!, now offer. and will sell my Farm situated in
me town of West Haven, VT six miles nsrth of
Whitehall, n. Y, cheaper than can be boucbt
elsewhere in the State
SAID farm contains about 1900 acres in one
body, well divided ints pasture and tillahle land.
It now has over 800 acres of Meadow =. hich can
be c9t by machine, to which another 100 can be
added from pasture. Said meadow has a gentle
slope to the South and East, is free from stone
and produces the best kind of hay.
There are on the place, three houses and ten
barns, to six of the latter are attached good
sheep sheds agood store house, 24x96, for
grain ard weol blacksmith shops wagon shed.
COW stable and hog house.
Said farm has natural fence more than half
way around it. Soil mostly clay, some loan,
with 10 or - acres of interval land of the best
kind for planting. There is also a large amount
of wood and timber on the place, for which
there is good market
Said. farm is now capable of keeping GOO
sheep in common years, besides teams and cows
necessary for the place, and can be improved
10y clearing for pasture) to keep 500 more sheep.
For further particulars enquire of
7. G. HUNT,
OWL West Haven, Vt.
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.HE BANK OF POULTNEY.

An Act relating to the redemption of Bank
Notes.
II Is here5y enacted by the General assembly Of
the state Of feTmsOat
SEC. 1. After the expiration of the charter Of
any Bank chartered by the State, or after the
termination of the existence of any such bank,
agreeGbly to the laws of this State such bank
may cause notice to be published in all the
weekly newspapers of the county where such
bank is located for one full year, setting forth,
that said bank will redeem its outstanding bills,
the day of the expiration of its charter or the
date of the termination of its existanCe, and
copy of this act and upon due publication of
such notice, neither such bank or its officers
shall be liable to any action for the nOn-redemp-
ton of any ofits outstanding bills, unless the
same shall have seen duly presented and pay
ment thereof demanded within the year afore-
said at the Banking House of such bank.
SEC. ?, After the expiration fthe charter or
after the termination of the existence of any
such bank as aforesaid such bank shall cease to
be subject to the operation or liable to the pro-
visions of the sixty-third section of chapter
eighty-nine of the general statutes
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866. 52-w1y
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF khoda II. Martin, late of
Mount Holly, in said district, deceased, hereby
give notice that we will meet for the pur.
pose of examining and allowing said claims
at the dwelling house Of Luther French, in said
Mount Holly, on Saturday, the 2sth Of Sep
tembrr next, from ! O'Clock p. m, until 4
O'Clock p. m, and that six months from the
eth day of May, AID. 1861, is the time limited
by SAID Court for said creditors to present
their claims TO us for examination and allow
auce.
Dated at Mount Holly, this list day of July,
AID. 1861
lUrHER FRENCH, C,,,,..,,
91-w3W% DARIUS HORTONH NoHlmr =
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SNTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
) y Of Rutland s., The Probate Court for the

y Of Rutland, s., The Probate Court for the
District If Rutland
To all per-uns interested in the estate OF
Franklin NJ. Shippee, late of Clarendon, in said
district, deceased GREETING,
By the authority of the State of Vermont you
are hereby notified to appear before said Pro.
bate Court, at the Probate ONCE in Rutland, in
said district on the Let Tuesday of August, a, d.
1861, to show cause. if any you have, why
the account Of Len-ey Round, Administrator of
the estate Of said deceased should not be al.w.
ed, and alsOwhy the residue of said estate should
net be distributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland in said district, this 25th
day of June 4 d. 1861.
sj-w3w* HENRY II. SMITH, Register
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VIII stand this season at the stable of c. A.
Barker. Onc-tOurlh Of a mile east of the village
of Castcton, Rutland county, VT, on the road
leading to HubbaTdtOn.
Season commences May 1st, and ends August
LIST, 1861.
Darkey was sired by the Rounds Horse; the
Rounds Horse by old Black Hawk the dam of
the Rounds Horse was sired by Messenger;
Darkey's dam was sired by Andrus' Hamilto-
man.
Darkey has sired more trotting colts than any
other horse in the State,
Darkey is handsome black, Is hands high,
weight / co lbs. For beauty, speed, style or
action and endurance he has no equal.
Darkey sired the Thornton Colt, as he was
called. He trotted in Whitehall, N. Y, in 1868,
III two races, he being years d. He won
both in three straight heats-the last race open
to all hsrees. Time, 2:32,
He sired Young Darkey. He trotted at Glens
Falls in February last-trOtted six heats. Time
2:31]& to 2:35.
He sired the Harlow Colt of Claremont, n. H.,
who challenged any colt of his age in the New
England States last fall, at the Horse Fair at
BrattIeboro.
Terms Single Leap, $50; forthe Season, SIS,
to Warrant, $50.
Mares not properly returned or disposed of
before ioaling, viii be considered with foal
BILLS DUE JANUARY, IsT, 1865.
Keeping will be furnished to mares from a
distance at reasonable rates All escapes and
accidents at the owne' E risk
c. A BARKER, Proprietor.
j. TIMON1, Agent. 1G-wtoaug1st.*
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
i Germ.
This is to certify that I have this dsy sold to
r. N. Allen of Pittsford my int, rest in the
property of the Pittsford Straw Board COMPANY
ana Tue SAID Alles In this contract assumes my
share of all its debts and liabilities
FRANCIS MORGAN.
Pttsford, VI, June TO- 1867 25-wlw.
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NTATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT


j ' Of Fairhaven, S. The Probate Court for
fine Distr CT of FairhayeG:
To all persons concerned. GsEETING,
Whereas, Fay tie Holmes Of sudbury. in said
|DistriCtand County, guarda OF Charles Miller
p MINOR, residing in sudbury, in said district
aud Neoma Miller, minor, residing in West
Lebanon, New Hampshire, has mldc applica-
fIon to lid court for lie, nse to sel said wards
$nterest in the real estate OF which I-a,c Miller
aud samuel Miller. both late of sudbury in
ffd district deceased, died stcz,d: repre-
senting that it will conduce to the interest
pf hi -aid ward to sell said real estate, for the
purpose of putting the proceeds of such sale at
auterest or otherwise investing it for the bene-
II of his said words. Therefore,
L BY the authority of the Stat ofNermont, you
n" hereby notified 70 appear before said Pro
4 ltt Court at the Probate Office in CastletOn,
u said di=tri t, on the Sd Monday Of Ju'y, A.
" 1867, to show ca Sc, if any you have, why said
8ceusc should notbe granted.
z Dated at Castlet m in said district, this 18th
D. Of June, A. D 1857
{ 2jw3w* n. A. SUMNER, Register.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
r. II. ED ID Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

Late Agent Of the U. S. Patent Oflce, Washing
ton, under the Act of 1897.
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NTATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

NITATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
of Rntqnd, So, The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate of
Ccphas Stone. late of Waliuglord, in said dis
trirt, deceased, I, state. GREETING:
BY the authority of the StateOf Vermont. Won
are hereby notified to appear before The said
Probate Court at the Probate Office in Rurand
n stid district, on the Sd Tuesday of July, A
D. 1861, to show cause, if any You have, why
certain instrument, in writing, filed in said
Court, and purporting to be the last viii and
testament Of said deceased should not be
proved and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, in said district this 18th
day of June, A. y. 1867
2t.w3wdl+ HENRY II. SMITH, Register.
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BRYANT, sTRATToN & cHAMBERL1N
BURLINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE.

We want to hear from every young man and
young woman who means business and desires
thorough preparation for duty.
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1.-THE IRIsu CIrIzES.'-Alr. JoHS MrTcH.
ELS irish CHi>cn," published in New York,
made its first appearance on Saturday. 1t is
Il very handsome sheet, and full of that spirit,
pith, and point, for which its editor is SO dis
tnguiShcd. 1t will more than meet the ex-
peclations of his numerous friends, who no
doubt counted largely upon il. We observe
that Mr.. mitchell promises Il continuation OF
the work called Jail Journal" giving he
says. "a narrative of the scenes in which the
- writer bore n part, or of which he was 4
"spectaior, from the year 1915 TO the present
time; including an account of his personal
| " observations in the Confederate Statrs-his
=" adventures in running the blockade-hiS
| - connection with the Richmond Press and
.. with leading men of the Confcdcracy-his
% imprisonment of nearly five months III
q" Fortress Monroe without any charge
" against HIM, his experiences OF political
| " movements and designs since that period,
=! on both sides of the Atlantic, &c
This Journal will be highly interesting,
especially 10 southern readers. Mr.. mitchell
promises to give, for the benefit OF immigrants
10 tho United States, information " concern
ing Virginia and other southern States
:. white races 80 setting forth the nature OF
q the soil, the usual products, the aspect of
" the seasons, the proximity to market, the
facility Of transportation by canal or rail
"road the abundance of running streams,
"mills, &C." We are gratificd TO sec that the
Cfti>en proposes further in this iniormatory
account 10 'ilvesligate the real present con-
" dition of the coored race " from which ii
"wil perhaps be apparent that the poor
"frecdmen do not offer SO repulslve eatnre
:. of southern life as they are supposed to do
Mr.. mitchell viii do us OF the South Il
great service in this way, we have not doubt,
and our people should give MIN Il hearty sup
port in appreciation of his just and generous
views OF our condition and resources. VI
course we have no right to expect him to de-
vote himself especially TO our interests. 1t is
not in accordance with the comprehensive OBJ
iects and principles Of his brilliant newspaper.
But we can be sure Of justice IT his hands !;
and this entities him to our grateful esteem,
especially now when the South is so oppressed
and so much misrepresented.
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Virginia will not only increase Immensely
IN" power of the Stat" in the mere numerical
force they will add 10 1t, but it will spread
prosperity throughout the rural districts by
increasing the variety Of their products ana
giving near and excellent markets lot tho<"
products. This would enhance III" Nalu" oil
lands improve the fac" of the country, IN
crease the population and the gencrai 'hri''
Shall these great advantages IT this day, "heh
might makes right b. sacrificed 10 tue
greed and rapacty OF northern communities
by corporations who become their too!S Inc
question i, indeed, nothing less serious lhatl
this.
Now. Richmond asks only for equal rights.
Less than this she should never submit 10.
| We have commenced the work OF organization
| 10 look into these matters, and, If possible, 10
right ourselves. Let Us hope that there VIII
neither be rest nor repose until IL is done
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93jrl,mond Illspatrh.
Observation-Disclosures &c, 1857
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
GD0caluni ConniV.
o,,,rr or rho cyccu-iyc g,

iEbhti''' '''''i'g'
e., meeting OF tho executive committee or
,r,c subject OF the Chesapeake ana ohio rail
road OF Goochland county is called by Colonel
ro>yArNE Tor Saturday next. At the conrt-
house, 10 consider The matter OF a county sub
,,rin,,on 10 Tho great Improvement that is Il
connect the Virginia tidc-watcr with the
Ohio.
Gnochland has peculiar interest in the con
..ruction OF this road. It's rs inevitable that
= straight line Will be hui!t from this city 'c
charlottesville ~ that thc road viii be eN.
tended 10 The Ohio Hav" the citizens OF
Goochland ever tuily contemplated The ben
,r..to their county from this straight line,
with reference 70 the building of manutac-
.prinr villages and the residences CT business
,npn Of Richmond, and the supplying OF !.lch'
,Dcud with every description Of products
,,ar,,.u and orchard Is we'll rs field Gooch.
land. ,.i.A Such u medium of communication
,sin,s road, will become the most popular
locality FOR country residences OF men o. means
Of his city, and viii soon be adorned viii
tccmirg gardens and orchards who's" crops
Sy.ll be rapidly converted INFO money. III ih!'
way the whole county viii bc vrvol"iIoni|e'
ia appearance and condition, and become on'
Of the most populoU> and "caithym tAc STA"
il proportion 10 its area.
1t IS now a truth that Of all the railways
that leave Richmond not one brings the cIh
zen 10 4 really desirable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
- fertility and beauty Of llNdscapc-ior res!
Gcu,eS for men whU live IL Richmond III les
Jhan sixty or seventy miles. With" mat aus
lance there is no place very suitable io' va
i4yrs There Is neither beauty OF scenery ~"
water power. But when We t"rii "'H w
westward along the James River valley W.
rud lus, ;hr country We desire. We H''"
,..s'l-y-at.rrd coUutry-a country o; Goo1
Igud. and beautiful scenery, MFiNhE Us !
Mace for pleasant homes n CONVENIENT as
RANGES from the city. The who'll" distance
.ram Richmond 10 Charlottesville aho"hdS IL
favorable localities for these onl"c'S' o"'
E,,rblana being the most convenient, VIII De
,,..,ocst desirable. I'll" opening oi railway
communication with that county WAL De Il
,.,y source Of comfort, enjoyment, ana healu'
IN Richmond while il will be OF lncaic"laoie
hruciitto Goochland in increasing lis pop"la'
,i,, enhancing the value Of lis lands, ana
adding Immensely 10 its general wealth. W {
trus, 10 hear that her citizens appreciate iheSr
considerations by voting 10 aid III 4 work III
which She i 50 deeply Interested.
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Pryor but we protest that We cannot find
faNlnG ~, H. Mr. Pryor advises his friends
~ tho South 10 accept III" situation "a tire
som" phras"l-Wrll, they do already accept III"
situation; they are doing nothing that ""
know OF to reverse the Judgment ofthe war:
what more does Mr.. Pryor want? lie says 4
good deal. indeed. of the need OF repoSc and
ma crial progress. aud IN" Niriu. Of good feel
ing. to All which there j. no man ~ the south
who makes any objection. They ar" beaten
and they know and feel it; they accept that
situation, and abide their destiny.
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hfoh LEffEH.-Our readers are no,
from III" columns OF this paper 1ha,
o'h" n. fAiok has recently written a
!" me Richmond Ifhiy denying thut he
,.I, Nlo'c'ti' rs alleged by the PETERSBURG
u,h.,, "N' III V'ndtcauon Of himself, stating
r.,,.,, position Oh national affairs is, WE
~ '"' Could scc nothing in i, disprovir,
,n,n '"e chargr The New York ri,i.e,,
'"L y 80 exactly states the ua,u.a
,''u e"'eh' o' Tins paper that We COPY wn,,
IL says: >op' Will
,.,ri,t.4 tii , mas sent rs copy of ,e,,o
, wp,tT by Mr. Roger Pryor 10 the R it1:Ht
mona hhtg, and asks lis 10 reproduc,. !, ~
should do SO with pleasure, n il Is v,it W
ZEN IKE everything else yeuued by Nr,
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pT MRS. wiNsLow's SOOTHING sY

Bfy MRS. WiSSLOW's SOOTHING SY-
RUP for children teething, greatly facilitates the
process, Of teeth;rg By sof.ening the gums, redu-
cling all Ii lAlaInalion-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action and 10 sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon 4. mothers, 1t will give res. 10
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Web have put up and sold this articl a for wears
and can say in coSfIDESCE and TIT RI OF il what
wa have never been able TO say OF any other me-
dicine-never has 1t failed In Jingle instance to
effect a cure when timely uss' Never did We
know an instance of dissJ ,sfaction BY any one
who used 1t. On the co,a:' ary, all are delighted
with it's operation, ane. speak in terms OF COM
mendation OF It's magic 4 effects and medical vir-
tues. We speak In ths mstter "wHAT We DO
KNOW after yesss # experience, and pledge our
reputation Tor tae 'ulflmsnt Of what we here de-
clare. In a.aost every instance where the infant
Is suffering srorl pain and exhaustion, relief will
be founa In fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup ID administered. Full directions for using
vii. accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP" having
the fac smile OF " Curtis Il Perkins " on the out
sida wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only 25c. per bottle.
Offices: 2l5 Fultoni street, n T.; 2e5 High Hol-
born, London, Eng land Al St. Paul street, Mon
treal, Canada. 80 2O-eod6m
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Nominations for the Convention

The following nominations for delegates TO
the Con ycntion from this city are made after
conference and consultation with a number oil
the citizens of Richmond. The day OF cleo
ton j. 50 close at hand that there was not
tlmr TO hold public meeting, after On" notice,
for the purpose Of making these nominations.
Under these circumstances 4 proper sense OF
public duty should induce all citizens who are
opposcd 10 the destructive organization III our
midst TO unite upon this ticket, and use all
,h.ir influence to elect il. The vital Interests
of this city are deeply involved in the issue OF
this election It's prosperity will be most
seriously affected by triumph of the evil
spirits which assai the public peace and
threaten to degrade the State. If ever there
was a time which demanded the sacrifice OF
self and individual opinion TO the public good,
and preservation of the public honor, this is
the time.
The following is the ticket:
MAgMADrKE JOHNSON, WILLIAM TAYLOR,
n y. STrRDIvAST, THOMAS j. EVANS,
ALEXANDER III. SANDS.
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TIE TENURE or OFFICE LAM" Data who
speaks by authority, writes to the Baltimore
SIN that the President will absolutely remove
Mr.. STANTON, and let him apply for writ of
u,u1.ojna,lS TO compel his restoration 10 his
place in the Cabinet in case the Senate refuse
10 sanction the removal, thus raising in the
courts the question OF the constitutionality of
the law. Mr.. JOHNSON thinks the decision
will be against the law.
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s&- KECElpr OF SECOND SUPPLY OF

R& RECEIPT OF SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AT THE
OLD ESTA BLIsHED EMPORIUM OF MlTTEL-
DURFRR CO., 1908 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE
POST.OF FlCE.-We are receiving, and now open
for ins pection. our second supply this season OF
Beautiful Dress Goods, Cassneres, CT oths, sati-
netts. Cassnetts. Sleeps Gray, PULLED Cloths. and
all the leading brands Of Bleached an Brown
Cottons Sheetings Pillow-case Cotrons, vickings,
Dsnims, Stripes. Plaijs. Flannels. &C.. &c. full
liEe OF Hosiery and Notions. And to buy the best
rs Well as the cheapest goods In the city be sure 10
call ut MITTELDORFsR & co.'s,
1909 Main street. opposite post-o cs.
The ing gentlemen are with us AZ salss-
men JOHN o. SALE, +. p. GRBrTER, K. g.. TuR,
ME-, WILLIAM BkgsT and they would be pleased
TO ses their friends. oee
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, at st. James church, by the
Rev. Joshua Peterkin, d. D.. Major HEHkT G.
WOOD, Of Alabama, to Miss SALLlE Z. SHEP
PARD, Of Richmond, Va
BY the Rev. Father HaCan, a. st. Peters cathe-
dral, on the night OF the l!th instant, Mr DENNIS
MCCARTHY and Mrs. ANNE SMITH; both Of
hi c;.
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bs SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY Y.
The subscribers have now for sale full so OK OF
the various SCHOOL BOOKS used In tho city and
surrounding country, together with every descrip-
ton OF STATIONERY usually required all OF
which will be sold as low can be had any
where. WOODHOUSE q PARHAM
Oc list 1905 nj ain street
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Ut Ed.

In this city, Tuesday l5ta instant, Mrs. ANN E.
THOMa as, aged seveGtv-iuur years.
Hor friends and ac4 uainlancet, and those Of the
family. are requested 10 attend her funeral from
st James church on THIS "Wednesday AFTER
NOON al ! O'Clock, without further notice.
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SCI ID. ID. F.-PERFU1 MED BREATH,
pearly- white teeth, sound and healthy gums.
Decay arrested by using DOWDEN'S DENTAL
FLOID. Recommended by dentists everywhere.
Beware OF imitation. Sold by all druggists.
CANBY, GlLPIa & CO.,
oc Sim wholesale agents, Baltimore, Md.
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eB THIS PAPER Is PRINTED on TYPE
cast at the RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY. Il was
printed On type cast at the same establishment
seven years ago. A word TO the wise printer ID
sufficient. 80 7-eod2m
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Meeti2auS.

rH KE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ RQAD-G0OCRLLND COUETY.-The en-
larged Executive Committee is earnestly request
ed 10 meet al the court house on SATURDAY,
18Th 1T IL o'clock. Z. FONTAlNR,
President Va. Central Railroad Company.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL

DISTINGUISH 4 x X Y A L.
IL FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE SEASON =
There arrived at ZETELLE'S restaur4 Mt yesterday
lordy BUCK, whose broad antlers spoak his
state. and the accumulated fat on his lordship's
rump his loroship's high condition. So Industrious
leader OF the faiow herd merits the most dis
tingul,had consideration and the public will
most asSuredly pay their respects 10 him. He will
remain for day two at ZETELLE'S.
The SUPER EXCELLENT SADDLE with cur
rant j-lly for DINNER, To DAY. gentlemen.
Oc ID t. L.
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EOR SALE, that nice steam propel-
Il Ter POCA n IA 6, built byE nre1 ;.
She has breadth of beam Of about III
six feet, and thirty ieet ong; draught Of water,
eighteen to twenty four inches engine OF seven
horse power She is admirably adapted TO excur
sion parties-small enough 10 enter any creek or
inlet, yet sufficiently strong to carry almost any
load, and makes from eight TO ten mile an hour
| would cali the especial attention of parties liv-
ing along The lower James and the bay TO this
steamer. She consumes but little coal, and Is
rams well in the canal, and can De run TO Lynch
burg or Lexington.
GEORGE w. GILLIAN
Norfolk Journal copy every other day for one
week ard BEND bill 10 this oiica. oc l6-lw
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GE~ FRENCH IIAIR-WORk BAZAA K
AND MANUFACTOkY-DIRE IMPORTATION
FROM PARlS.-Just received, large and we'll
selected stock Of HUMAN HAIR. Also, an assort-
ment Of perfumery Of all kinds-s la mode.
pOMADE DE L'EXPOSITt0N UNIVERSAL DE-
lso., and other kinds Of Pomades and Oils, and all
kinds OF fancy toilette articles Ny customers
and the public in general requested to call and
examine my stock CT hair goods and other fancy
articles, at No. 32l Broad street. between Third and
Fourth. [oc lG-lwl K. FERRANDINL