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Chorss.--With eohip, snip, high cum diddIedy, The cog-wheels of life have need of much oillng; Soaack, erack--this is our iubilee
 Huzzah! my lads, we'll keep the pot boiling.
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co y : Il VI = ITO Y!
DIR. RELIES ASTHMATIC Pill :

Ter AVE, from their extraordinary success 81 So,
III instant relief and ~ cnring Col C0ugsf. .1sft
mas, Il. ficdtg n Breathing. WhctHpg, Tghhesu Ne
Cbts Pam IN hs Stde. SpHing Of Blood Ch',sf iaf4
Sircrings Nnf pfectf, FtreI and Lung Comp aiai zen
trofg hecnmo Of the mot popular mcH ,e' known,
anI sought after from every part "i the c"uofy "n
at the Astonishing success which has Hrc'i'I
thcr administration the above complaints, hequrHNy
cri. the most obstinate cA,es, and giving the no.
expected relief after every other remedy had iled, cui
pcr.ons had given themselves up ia despair Ola euro
They have been known 10 persons supposed g. o
FAR gone consumption, nni exhibiting all the al ptHt
aucc If approaching dissolution.
Anl such have been the sanitary eli, els Of these i
even IN hopeless cases FAR to mitigate the ,s'
,ngs Of The patient evidently To prlong LIE hf i,1s
nn1 weeks, and give 10 IT positive comfort they never
expected I" eui"y :.
The operation OF the pill, ia wonderful ~ easing
piraiion, queing tia cough, aud procuring CONT
rest
Common cold. frequently removed in few hour.
1r"Aithough. (,sysa per,on speaking oi these Ptls)
my wife has tried meo al The fret ceifY
fr al Hs,hmatic difficulty, Tor affection 81 the iuass)
which at times exceedingly jsrc.rg. confnug her
To- her house for days aud weeks together, .le find @
ing girss her he rsif chich Reitts Estimate P H.
EASING her rcpifa' on quoting her cough, and ClvlE-
her comfortable rest" Aud this the testimony 81 h1-
deI. or ih"usor d. The relief which aged ptop'c,
well as others. experience from the II these l
truly astonishing aud renders them invaluable Ia nHry
aud Ia fact 10 some, essential auxiliary tholf
conif,rl, and amot 10 their existence!
i,IJ stefan informs the proprietor, that gencubD
IN he country observed 10 him, he had reason believe
the Of these pills had been the Of svins b .
Prce, whole boxes 80 pills 81; half do, - pill 80 =,
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

From the 81. .1tgusf,ac Herad ofhe 18Th u,sL
INDIAN DEyAsrtrIoss.--lh The whole of the country
south Il st. Augustine been laid waste during The
past week, and not building Oiauy value left standing
There !, not q sugle houss remaining between
tins city aud Cape FLORIDA, distance Of $50 miles all.
oil have been burnt to the ground Ga sunday morning
last, dense smoke was IN the south, IA the d,tec
ton Of Bulowyillo, aud II cunjoctu!cd that the
buildings on that plantation were III fame, and u
known that there bat Indians III that direction.
The smoke was seen IA the same direction on Iues-
day. On Thursday II was reported that Cen herman
dezs houses nt ST Jusoph were on fire. aud IN the aiu
noon this report was c,uGrmed by two OF General
uernan negroes who stated that they had rode IRON
Mula Compra tc ST. Josephs that niorhuo, aud came
within quaer Of mile O the House, and had luI
we Of the burun. buildings. They state the houses 10
have been fired about O'Clock that morning. and that
every house excep; the corn house was ouf'ns az me
s. e e sa Se daa there o 'th e house While he a
body were dancing around the fire The negroes can
give us no correct idea TO the number Of the lndans
Lu, saw Thai tnere large crowd ui then.
The plantations of tol. James Williams ais eel
on fire and destroyed at the same time Nh Dupont
plantation OF uen Retire. is l2o destroyed.
There now remains 20 doubt 81 the destruction OF
Buowyle It the opnion Of mauy hst1iter the bat
tic OF Dunlawton the Indians procIed large reinforce
mont, anj returned TO attack BulOwyihe
The amount OF Property destroyed Is 'mmsHso' al
Buowyle alone, the buildings SAID 10 have cos'
900 dollars. The property destroyed last week on
hose plantations cannot be less than 100000 dollars
Extract Of d letter received in tins city da'6l
"ST Augustine Feb. Ii.
"The latest reports are that the Indians are within
25 miles OF this place burning and destroying every tn
that they lay their hands on, aud tat they have
wuhin day or two devastated the whole of Gen. Her
nandeks property 1t ~, however sud- that no implicit
reliance can be placed o any OF these runors.
can give you 40 certain information respecting our
intended move mcnis, but think u more hhd probable
.iali take up the ne # march uu We prop
orly drled aud more troup- arrive. here are here
800 nea all and more daily expected nom other
qrartets Tran Char.ustUu.'
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UNITED STATES BANK ELL SIGNED.
" IS iyr 10 The Ssaote and Holse Of Representatives.
che Commonwealth d Peansytrrn,a:

" IS trr 10 he Ssaote and Ho,se Of Representatives
e5he Commonwealth d Peaasytr'Hia;
Gentlemen: haze approved aud sigued he FOL.
lowing acl Of lne General 4 -enlJ.y, entitled can
re. GO ro.,1 ,-- 'e t4N 90 zeal and personal
.. .,... ... .a -...... a.. ..,.eai the Improve
tncats Of STATE hy RAJ. k,aos and Canal, and 10
charter : ate Bank go be cBIiel tie United States
Bank" aud duccteI the Secretary to return the
same 70 The House Of Representatives. where 1t
Igina,eJ.
Signed JOSEPH RlfNER.
ll4ustIrg, Feb Is, 1896"
What now is 10 be done The Globe is for
mobng the institution. and calls upon the friends
of the President, the pure DEMOCRACY 10 see
To II that The wo,a may be thoroughly done Yes
the Presidents official paper now that his hoslli-
IS 10 the MoSsrER a,4us nothing, l. trau,ug bis
CIifhfi suijecis o the coNardy action. As mat
Ter OF course The lutte officials viii echo the sane
song. Il sail be reco,eclcd that those VINO mob
Cd the post Office, iea weeks since, we're sustain
cd by oil Of the By lhe Authority presses. Il
the 'old Chief should use the Constitution Of tie
4. :. a. torch 10 set fire to the Capitol tbcsc
same bfcAnss wO-ld throw up ihclr hats aud shout,
Amen
When the Chief Magistrate Of the nation starts
oLt such an internal peck, aud stimulates them 10
such gross violations oi Ia" and d"ctncy, the peo-
Pile may expect every cay h Aea Of Ike destruction
a. their dearest institutions. When the inceBdia-
~ and robber are sci 10 work by the FIRST officers
IN the land II time for the people look 10 their
ughts-to wake from their lethargy--to rise ia
their strength and hUrl such wrelehes from rho,r
sests and place in their stead those Who are honest
and capable We much mistaken "a the char
sctsr Of the American people. # thorough reform
la ntIi AZ a he
Here follows the sentiments adopted by tbs
Globe
TIE Penn yissnia papers heneefor,h to be-
come the mysl interesting Va The Union. and the
inlowiBg passages from the Bedford Gazette Of the
Oh Inst. wall sho~ the eoidnes With which they
.p-ss out, ,ed lhe fate winch await. tie Bsak Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

the uaned State, f successful 10 he peianvus plot
10 fasish charter ifam thc Sgsic.
We stil have cnna3cn-c IN the virtue q the
senate % reject his mpostfoas scheme 20 r., sfalc
Penney ivhut ~ tho fooist0D. 81 the uia nrvrd ru
90 bat shaald Are COLD Il thc Babk BUY ,uics
rnupel g. give &c q chatter. thcr w. coy 10 onf
b,"ihfen 81 rhsdciphs RAE rHE ODiOuS
INSrlru ron TO THE GROUND AND TllE
nEMOt EACN OF PENNSYLVANIA Will.
HELP YOU STREw euilr OVER IFS FOUN.
DATlDNrH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Uni thr House rcula 80, ~ injured ~ Consent
The sfsakcg decided bat n,i aiit-isutiu ,ao *
plsBslipn - Mr. We hls vutds wefc oui " otdcr
end tat be- eoald onlg ro.ceed hv pcfnnssion %,
the Houfe--N f Ni,e ar. -s'ed but wbsdrcv b..
anIea', So 30. n, u Bell Who sugreflci
iha ine .siit t.uil b. seit,d q, tssing "a. gler.
lun Shall iiis rcuiluaaH tiuu Nltsiush BE- yer
mrttd 60 proceed ~ The House decided this
question in h,o, II Mr Wise. by a vote Of III
yeSs against % noes.
1le Sal of Mar. The last accounts from ~
Augustine ere g. the IN inst. Gcn Scott arrived
there ,hst morning. Free Il Is stated acre seca
from the town about twenty miles south and It wac
supposed. the country bcug entirely deserted by
The vhnc inhabitants thal the Indians were born
ing The plantations. Al express re,cbed N,colain
on the 3ist OF January from Gen. CAnch, convey.
ing news that be- had been l"iued by General Gail.
The express fdct and The fern mnn b. vent over
thc river To bong him across both assert that they
saw Indians M the the immediate vicinity. The
steamer Florida Niih company OF VOLUNTEERS flotn
Georgia arrived at jacksonville ca the 20 h ulumo.
They appear TO have been received win the great
Get enthusiasm. The next day they proceeded on a
ptriuus route TO the head quarters Of Gen. Clnch.
--Couricr d Enquirer.
A subsequent letter from ST. Augustine of the
l0th states the following unfortunate occurrence
- Lieut.. Ward Of the volunteers, attached To-
Gen. Ghnch's command, had nu,imed aud threat
eued to shoot his commanding officer, Col. Parish,
and immediately shot dead by the latter The
consequence of this unfortunate affair was that all
the volunteers had left Gen. Clinch, leaving him
only bis five companies Of regulars, and he had al
that time received 10 reinforcements.'
Gen. Scott has written letter to the Secrcta-
ry Of War calling for more troups.
| The Charleston papers state that Brig. Gen.
Eustls and SUIT. accompanied by Capt. Garfield aud
I Lieut. Temple, with Copt. Van Ness's company OF
Artillery, len that city the IL IN for ST. Angus
/ tine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

The Rutland Anislayery Society held it's annual
meeting on Thursday the lth inst.
Prayer having been offered by the President, the
following officers were elected for the year ensu-
ing namely John Smiti President; Amafa Poo
ler Vice President Samuel Getting, Secretary ;
Philip Proctor. Treasurer; - Graves, collector;
Reuben Il. Thrall, Edson Allen, and 7. Proctor,
Executive committee f. Edison aud =. Getting,
delegates to the Vermont Aolislayery Convention.
20 be holden at Mdd.ebufy on the lGh aud l7tb
day. Of February.
Al the close OF ihe meeting the following rcso-
iutiuns were unanimously adopted
Ecsoicei That IN future the meetings Of this
Society be held by the light of day that the Icieads
Of he Constitution, who may assemble 10 be- ha1rd
~ iis defence, usy also be- saeH and receive the
honor they soe6 aud which BY then brave aud pa
lfioi,c deeds me, may re- ecliyely mefi'.
Resoired, That ~ the cainor, violence aud abuse
which have been poured forth IA torrents against
Gbouoni-ts their PcrsoGs principles and n,easurer;
We zee only cause 10 continue aud Increase our
zeal nod DOR eflfts uuti our beloved country shall
be ceanrcd Of The uios; STAN that ever disgraCed
the annals 81 a civilized and christian people.
Resoived That copy Il the proceedings Of THE
meeting be sIgued By the Secretary md By h'm
fsr~ ariod 10 tie Editor Of the Kuuaud Herald with
a request that the same DC inserted N ms valuable
,nd usefol paper.
$. COTTING, h,soet0ry.
February L. 1896.
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AouNa MEN,s rEMrrRANcE socIErY

Tho commn,cv appointed 10 drin Ccns,iin. ton
l't the foundation Il iouvg Men. renpers
Socciy. ~ he principle Of total abstinence f.,u,
sN Intoxicating dtnis VII ptrscu, he same ,ar
aeopuoo. At Tie Cont Nuurc. % wrNiaesds, eve
nrg ~ tbs week. All Interested 10 ,b,. .uh. c,t
desired 90 attend.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

G}"Balr come here. You may remember that
The old Chief said 'he would fly to the deserts Of
Arabia If the "monstcr' reclarted. In con
idonce: It IL recbaried. but do not let the old
&c neral get further on his journey to the deserts
than the IIetmtage-he will fad that quiet enough
for some time. - Star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

0F~Every Van Buren, press in Vermont are now
pra,ing of An,lmnsouic Democracy Barber has
admirabiv succeeded in exciting Democratic, sym
pn,hy We really tcish with Major Fay, that he
mad been appointed top Inspector 10 have kept the
cnttcr osy - Pahddiuai.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Al l.ai kst So beet Car.s, "a q - sheer.
FRIors Bee. C.ius--Nsq Gna quslity At %,
81 so9oDi d.. AZ S0s "a 81 ID ~ b.. "a 30
sheeP-We no,ica ssles at ioieNit ssy'rsl los
selected, sai ssysral srift, 'z az, ~, - 81, go
ssd ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

hask Emb,ssieusaL \ naefan,, bu, long since
perPcifated series OF cmbczziemcuis ifum the Mar
net Bank. ir Boston. tired on Thursday last IA
that city. The dcfrndent was Thos. Pike, IT,,
Who was appointed Teller Of tho Bank IN Nv,c.a-
bcf, 1888 The cpiirc amount Of his dcfa lcations
up 10 August ., 1884, was seven Thousand seven
hundred dollafs. The Iury returned ayerJici Of
guLlv IN ahoul Eve lnlnnle..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

sCJsn ID. Barber and the democratic trio IN
Vermont, haze erected seGGoid, denomh"tcd the
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM upon which tories arc to
hang themselvesi Barber and Field Travelled aDt
brought forth the image. Barber hangs on the
horns, or coursct 10 careful, s'r,--some mis-
chiAlous anti may cut the cord.-V. Palladium.
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LAS = 9 A = Z,

rENIiE subscriber has repeatedly, in this gen,
n Ne manner. declared tina, che wants money
aud mus, have IT, A Bonspsrtc SAID 10 another
case. And nov, unless hn call Is duly aud IN
mejia,rlv REGARDED, he mus, delegate some sne
to call "By the authority OF the State OF Nernobt,
Greeting, &c.
ALANSoN DYER
Rutland Feb %, 1870 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Blinking. There is proposition before the
Legislation OF Massachusetts,, to incorporate Bank
with Ten Millions capital.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

II PensipHos. Invalid and Revolutionary pen
sioners 10 this State, hitherto paid at the L. s.
Branch Bank. will bear in mind that ON the 4'h
Of March next they Gre to apply at The Bank of
Burhugton.- b. Free Press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

The Wings OF North Carolina, in Convention on
the 10Th ult. nominated the Hon. t. d. Dudley for
Governor, and John Tyler Of Virginia for the Vice
Presidency.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

" Clarsnlon 90 the ash los, b, the Rev. Aslfe,
Ntht''roou. dr riso;hy X. iiof,"u to Ma. su,a
Potter, Ut Ciaruluu.
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NCllOcl NOfirc.

MISS c. LEVERETT, iuf,rms her friend. and
vi psitons that The Spring tctm 81 her Sctuui
Ndi open on TatEsnIr the 18th day Of Mecca
instAut. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Powsll, the Seminole Chief Lss son, letter 10
Gen. Chneh, saying You base guns-so haze se,
you have poSdef and leAd--aad - base ~e you
have meR--so base We !oar uen all hight. 20
~gl ours. trl The last drop Of the seminOles blood
hss tsostenes tbs aust q he hSutng ggovna.~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Tsra,. The red riyer Herald. published a,
Ns,ctiOches. has letter from Texas. Of which
the feliowing Is 40 extract.
"in every seton The ehsmy have been beiten
by our TROOPS. The towns the Rio Ggande have
rsen against Saais AIMS. Letters Of mstgue have
been grated By TehAa. aud 90 soon a. we can
get saosi, nc osa carry the war iato tbs enemy 5
ecuBly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

h.jdnom Imposition. We stated yescfdty
report FROM the philadelphia Herald. that ser.
Gus negro insurrccton tud broken uul in Nashville.
that the Planters Bank and another Bank had been
burnt 10 consequence ct The tunut. The state.
ment was sigucd Ny the nsinc OF one of the moot
respectable merchants ct Nashville. II turns out
10 have been forgery and reward Of ! 1900 has
been offered for the detection Of the Wretch who
committed the forgery. Boot. Palladium
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
TrEND.8T MiRcHl. 1890.

Ars NJ iufrengf ti Van bHfrrtFin -tnf lnrfftup'
able 10 bet poli,os- the, she stood a. firm a. her
e~n everlasting hiiis sh,th tower 90 msycsiically
.se,e vhe ncighbo'ios aosutsias al The we,, Of 90
--Thst NAN end rtr,oHrEI Wouid no, wcli suo-
coed siiA the intelligent, onh'nehiog Frccmca Of
vermoei We predicted nrhi.
The tso Couses,oa, which net at Montpelier
ca "Wednesday lest hsve dchns,ey settled lhis quos
iiop. II ~as attempted 70 bo,s' the Daieh Flag
on bosrd the Democratic Animssonic Ship. bot !,
ws. hurled overheard with The trcsehvfoas abeiors,
'su,eksr than lightning :"
TnH TWO co%vr~r'o~s which ne, at Montpelier
l.a wesk esca assembled IN different apartments
as as expected aud orgsuized
The Wings by ,he appointment, Of Judge MAI
rocss. President, anl Dr.. swrr Of Bennington.
sertc,a,y mum bcrag abcot 100.
The Aa,masons BY the appointment Of ZiNEi
Iiowr. leo. President. Messfs PnocroK and Lr''-
rrwosrn. Vice Presidents. aud GEo. B. M,SsrH.
Secretary Wondering rising Of 200.
Beth Conventions. with great unannity, we
learn. adopted tho Pennsylvania Pfes'denils Tick
e,;-,ia Gen. WIN. II. HARRISON for Pres-
deui. end Fh,>cr. Gs,Ners. for Wee President.
c.....,;,.,. ,., o,,,i,,,os STATE Officers
.,. In -. ,...;,.i,,.,i,. ,tc Hon. S,l,s
- -. ',...,,..ti,., f;..,c,,cr1
for Goycrnot--D. NJ. C.Mr, for 1t. jovernor aud
AUGUSTINE CLAGK for Treasurer.
dominated by both Conventions candidates for
n, ,..c..4 -, p.,.,,. A.. A,
, a..
os' H. i""'' i""' '''-''' Loo '' y "
A. Grswold.
mr. wc sb,u ,,ob,hlv ob,.i, tho p,oceediors
- t"' w WV ~ o''1' W.
W We undefs'and INST 'he An'ihasoh'c Noh-
vcn,Iop took the lead in the nominations generally.
MASSACHUSETTS, ANTisAsoSRr Ourrcsders will
tecollect TIM, A week n two since. we alluded TO
.....,,o, -. ,,,,a,u.a.;a Ct
;,
'o"'e"''on' III "aSs"o"'se''S' ~ '''" '""'"'
BRren was recommended as a candidate for the
Prctdeney-and that his Convention was got up
H. bs ;,.,chorons eA,,o, os tho Do.to, Advocate
-, -. ,;.-,e
'"'''' ""o ''1
over TO the p"'chnah ana mat instead o. us oe-
ing the undisg"ised expression oil me true Ah''ha
sons Of Massachusetts, 1t was compound oil the
rockies. Of all parties was an imposition upon the
lit, .,n,,,,,r,,- and m, in tho Ions, indea.
P'''@4'
i've OF Inc sentiments o' we H"''"'aS'"' pun! VI
Massachusetts.
since which we have received the Franklin Mcr-
,,.,., c.oo,s.la Ma. containing an
wy
ai'us'oh l" '"- "''''o' ""'" We
Tup .srMAsnss OF FRANKLIS, Two or three
weeks ago, convention purporting To be an anti.
masonic Legislative convention md composed ia fac,
of Suffolk autimasons and Jackson men, with a
vprinklng ofthe halfand-half on,nasons Of Mid
desex aud Bristol me, and passed a series Of res
oiutions, nominating M1rin Van Buren for the
Presidency. We were satisfied at the time that
this nomination would not he assenied to by TIE
original nniimasons Of this quarter who had repea
,edy and publicly express,d their adherence .
the acts and policy of the administration OF shici
Mr. Van EureD Is the lcr,timnts renrescniatiye 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
EMERSON WHITNEY

Rutland, Feb. 81, 1886.
~ Is. An apprentice wanted at the aboye bu-
sinc>, by said Whitney. A smart lai Of J : or
Is years OF age with industrious aud steady hab.
its will be required. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

On Saturday afternoon one Of The walters ia The
Exchange coffee house found in ST. Peters stroet,a
mould for American half dollars Of 1888 coinage.
We understand that great quantity Of base CON
uf that value Is now IN circulation, and are 50 like
the genuine half dollar tina; they are very difficult
Of detecton.--.NORf. Her.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

NAattH MoNK. The wonderful" tale Of this female
the Herald three weeks SINCE relation to in
credible oseesss' dsbauchery aud murder Nunnery
10 CAn.Js. y stuutly doaied.
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NJ q r &c = /.

TIVE coparnctship here, ofore existing be-
Il tween john = nell s Emerson Whanoy
under the name Of 81 ell & Whitney Is ihi. dSy
dissolved SMELL e. WHITNEY.
The Blacksmilhing business viii be continued
hv the subsctibrI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Mr. Mason Of Philadelphia ,hnz Invented Steam
Boa, I've Vueoi- OF which give II motion By oper-
a''1g GA iuc AIR!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Fire The woolen Factory orc. q. lWe'more,
at Paper Mill Village. Aslead II. MAS consul
med By FIRE on the morning of Friday last. We
have not learned hos the IRE ouglnated. LOSS
estimated a. about $1,000. insurance 81 900. -
II. +. Jou,1di.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Frsa faf ~ =. i.sfNat.
The sou,hsrn mai bss arrived and btcSsh, lhe
following ncsa.
o. TIE 221. ;hr Pfrsidcr, commonwealth mes-
cage io boih hs..es ~ Cou. .tss A ie.ai.ou De- oef
d6eaib ~4ih France. Ia 81 ...,4 &c sa,s iaai zee 40
naiifsd hy ilc hniish Mlb.sicf At Wssiingion--
itsi the explanations me rcssagc At rae opcting
~ Congress @cr perfectly satisfactory TO ffshce
ard that be g. notified BY the Brush Minister. that
me us,alucnt of the five millions will be paid
when called for--So here our war BUBBLE ohds 90
add NC hope The millions IA TrcsarJ W,ll nos
be- dist.ibuicd anongs; the states TO relieve the
buriens ~ the lsbeuous farmers.
TIE Message was accompanied Sdh the cores
randcrte bciReon Tie Charge DC AAar. of The
Bn;uL Government, ct Washington and The Sec
Rotary oi State ia relation 10 the controversy.
o. Antr The shove put IA type, the southern mail
afn,cl bringing The Pr,fidours Message and the aeon.
panyng Joeu neus, which shalilsy before read
ers ueNt wees
o. Now Yo'k papers 10 Saturday, by las; evening"
ms, ia ajj' TO ihe above, give eocouu' Of snohsr
dsgrseclui rio, among te lstctsts uIon The Wher
which 70 i'frd large miltaf, free 10 suppress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

EEBEoc, PrAE We noticed in our lat that tn,
miserable weni out Of the world by the whence
cfher owl hsn,b. We since learn tina; her d, aih was
natural Que.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

Remarkable Faei. Yesterday sample OF
Oats was exhibited, on Change which was
part oft cargo Of five thousand bushels re.
Gently imported from London. Consldcra,
BILE quantities of other descriptions of grain
are now on their way to this country from
Europc.-.N. y Gam. Adr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01
Brighton faarkst, M,sDA, Fes. %. 1880.

February L. 1890.