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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-20

the above stated cases a.,
\, ssriif of Madison county,
,s..spublic sale for cash at the
IA 5oor in the town of Canton,
ne esd ofOctober next; al
| M. interest and claim, OF the
|s,,sd Defendants (Huborts,( m
'sssn tract or parcel Of land be-
Ie,ignated as follows; VIZ: ) L (
Nan 81, township 7, range z T.
\ Iot MOL and 2, Of section -,
rnsbip and range, and E - q
If section 90, same township
|. and a lot in Mqdisonyilie! knowa
|, fro renting So feet on main street
Ine back 100 feet; on which is a
I story house. Levied on anq
I'D to satisfy the aboFe sta'eo ca
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-20
A LIST OF LETTERS

y rnMN>c in the Post Office at
"a Canton, Mi, Oh the first day Of
October, 1857, which, if net taken out
by the first of January next, will be
sent to the General Post Office as
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-20


SHERIFF SALE.
John 5. Gooch, ! OnFi IA. on bond
Us. to Oct. Term,
James Y. Howell 1887, in Madi-
and Janes Sims. son Cir. Court.
Nelson & Cooper
VS.. Same court and
Same and same. same term.
Robert Cravens ~ =, L, -
VS.. ", :.
James Y. Howell o",''o 60, "
and Rolly Little. 'a''''
BY virtue Of the above stated cases
directed to the Sheriff Of Madison
bounty, shall expose TO public sale,
for cash, at the Court House door, IL
the town of Canton, on Monday, the
10th Of October next, the following
described tract or parcel of Land, tiz
The S. of the w. 4, and the n. 4 o
the Il. I, of the $. w. of section No
10, Of township No. IL, OF range No
3, east; containing by estimation Sc
acres, he the same more or less
levied on, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
BY ]. J. Henry, Deputy.
Canton, Sept. Is, 1887. l7-5t
[Pr. fee, Sl3.l
t<TThe above sale is postponed un
I'll the 23d inst.
Oct. %, 1887.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-20
SHERIFF. SALE.

SHERIFF. SALE.
Clifton & Allen} Fl Fa on bond TO
VS. Oct term 1887
Jesse Brookshircl Madison Circuit
8. J. H. MlIier.s Court
VIM. j. Hill & !
Co.
VS. Same court ana
Same Term
By virtue of the above stated cases
directed to the Sheriff Of Madison
county, shall expose to public saleior
cash. at the Conrt House door in the
town Of Canton on the 4th Monday IN
October next; the following described
land to wit: The of the N L ! OF
section "a, township 10, range casts
containing by estimation 80 Acres
more or less-levied on and viii be
sold 10 satisfy the above stated cases.
! SAMUEL NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf
sep. p, 1887. 1856 [pr fee $40 %
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-20

SlIEklFFS SALE.
John McKinstry q Co. Fila on bond to
VS. October FERN.
Abner Lambert 1897, Madison
and Robt w. Ramon ] Circuit Court,
Lorepzo Lathom)
VS. Same Court q Term.
Same
Kinds and iiayman1
vs. Same Court and
Ben Taryer tstm.
Abner Lambert
and Vinson Sanders
u,Y virtue ofthe above stated eases di
rected TO the Sheriff of Madison coun
Is, ! shall expose TO public sale for caSL
at the Court House door in the town o
! Canton, on Monday the Esd day Of Octo
Der, a negro woman, IS years OF age
and three yoke Of steers. Levied on anC
will be sold to satisfy the above STATED
cases
s. NJ. FLOURNOY. Sheriff
Canton, October 18th. 1887. IPr. 81 sc
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-20

SHERlFF'S SALE.
]. Siiverberg & Co. On Fl. Pa. to
VS.. Oct. term, 1887,
Henry NJ. Black. in Madison CIR
cult Court.
1pY virtue Of ihe above stated case,
3D. directed tothe Sheriff of Madison
county, shall expose to public sale
for cash, at the Court House door IN
the town of Canton, on Monday, the
sod Clotob6r inst. lot Ct Groceries
levied on. and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
Canton, Oct. IS, 1887. 2l-2w
rPr fee SO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
7'rsn.ia,.o- srs~ "a. l.,ra,.-, p,..es..

lstonrsNr Curstoi pucuvrsr. We ere IN
Franco, "n The eve 81 pcS lind 81 resootion,
which viii, without, dcuht make the tour ~ the
world. Chemists have insi discovered q proces.
by WHICH they can remove wrlitg from any paper,
without leaving the ,ligh,c,i marx which might
lead to the fnspciUn Of itsud. No iak can fesist
the power II ,his composition. snt M hind Of pa.
per ecu tcts,n the character Il 5csu. That the
government might be satisfied Of tho dangerous ns-
,nre ct Tits discovery. chemist went 10 the per.
lecture Of police, and requested a passport FOE q
stranger. whish was granted Immediately. The
next day the same chemist went TO The house of
,hc prefecture himself and showed him passport
IN blank, signed with h.. own hand. 1T was on
ly yesterday, sad he THAT this passport was Civ
en- inc at your Office; and II this Is tho way the po-
lice conducts. wonder that Don Carlos could
traverse from end of France 10 the other, IN
der 10 reach SPAN - Tn. perfect. ns,on,shed,
sent for all the agents Of he office. All denied
that they delivered this unfortunate passport
but they finally agreed that II was certainly tho
signature Of the perfect which bore. the psrtieu-
lar hind Of paper which used 10 the Office Of
r"i'"". ""A tho .oysi STAMP Nth ubirh II was i'm.
pressed.
1t hed already become subjec, Of legal inquiry.
Of deposition from Office. &c wh.u tho elem,s,
appcosee the anger of the perfect aud The fears Of
his agents by explaining the means which he had
used 10 remove the writing. One Of the first bank
ers OF tho capital maintained that the act Of wssb.
ing Alone by the means Of which q written psprr
should be returned TO ITS virgin wilderness, would
leave some marks by which II could be detected
The same chemist who was in cpis,olary corrcspon.
dence with this banker, took letter which he had
formerly received from him, removed the writing
by tins composition, cxccp, the signature. wrote
above It an acceptance for hundred francs. psys.
BILE TO tho bearer. This acc cp,ance wns presented
to the cashier, who paid it Immediately, add tho
banker was convinced that he himself should have
taken II. The public treasury has suffered BY this
discovery. In fact the sale ofsinmpcd paper is not
near 60 nrre as before FOR any one may restore by
means Of this wash leaving the stamp. &C., old
papers "hirh are no longer Of ony use. Several
chemists are now occupied in preparing an ink
which ahall be truly indeblc others in making q
paper which shall be proof against this terrible dis-
covrry. In the mean time govcrnnen, has chang
ed it's stamp. The new ones bear the cypher Of
the year, and must all be renewed the first Of
January.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Foreign and Domestic.

F,on ffarias. Intelligence has bccn re~ei,si
Bsck Cfcsk HIST su expedition. uudcr lieutcn
" Pcston. Of tic army. had becn undctis
49, So, Monroe 20 The UPPER part Of 81. John.
t.t. l,.,,..r.,. ,rcytnn had discovered large
-, 4su W. tho wbiies---iha, The
!, -. -. rye belds OF corn that
,a ond given ,i,c,nschcs np. '' camp had come
that iAc Indians dd not intend t. ''"''
w"aH rrcummcbcc hos,ili,,os IN d lew We, ""'
'hAt povc.l a man without influence nm9ns
pcnplc.
Il b. nlso reported ha, some white persons 30 o.
near Pensacola went TO lhc camp nf the lndiia. IN
tie sfy.uiiy IS that place and buichetcl without,
crpsc hNccu az tNcmy women md children
ln Savannah Geo. letter has been received
sis,ing thai = baggage train. returning from Fort
Mellon Ia Tatrpa Bav. had been attacked by be-.
dy Of Indians aud llc Nagon-maslcr, ono or the
la'" South Carolips mil!tis. was killed. with two
t"sm-icr- sh sumc inhabitants IN the uci.hbur-
huod, who hsd returned 10 their plantations. sop.
ruslrg the waiNss o, end - BOSTON Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Iios fhr i',rnosi PhaAir
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS 49,

People ere toe ap, to be- pryrg into other ones
AFFAIR." uumiudful Of their oW duties. lln~ often
g be Questions str sstcd. and o0cn answered IN
ihr following manner -
Where are Nj Boun'iiol and Mrs Peabody, 60.
ing To- day do NJ, know. unloss they ate 20.
ihr 90 be married. Wha, Is Mr. npuniiiurs cccu-
PATTON q. bc u copper by trade. ! should
like go know where he sunday evening do
YOU know 80, certain should rather think
he was IN bad company. however. Wen. should
think Mr Roun,ifal would try ~ be mote rospects.
bio. o. Peter penci Is gong ia be married Is he
not Married to whom pay Why. To- Peg
~ Uau ot,hy Can II Ne possible he is going In
marty ihai FIR, offs thing should think Peter
would look little higher. Why, he is old enough
10 be her faiher aud more than all that never
could bear che little imp Wcll have no rca.
son t. d,sbelistc IT for cusn lluldsh told NE Of
1t month sro---she said her aunt Chloe told her.
and Mrs Kncw-ell abou.ii told her aunt Chloe
80 OF course it must he true. understand Peter has
purchascda farm. lie has, believe. Wei, hnw
re tie G ' nv believe sns he ever ' % ps %.
for it do You No, ! don't. q. do you know
Molly Fisher is engaged md lie soon to be uarri-
ed la yes. ! heard &c that long ngc-to
'chabod Lougswnllow. suppose YOU meant Yes.
Well. what kind of a chap j. he q. | don't
want 10 say much about hun but he lie not very
respcctnhs--he is also very prufanc ; and some
say he drinks :! But il Molly has mind to be-
such fool. why let her have him woudn, have
him-wonld you' No. indeed. Aud perhaps a
gond reason why
How often such remarks are made about one an.
Other bud how often they cause disturbance in 60
ccty. Now hen am about my own business
let occupation az my habits be what they may
ct me purchase VIVA; wll.or marry who pIcnse
-rfb"th prr'ics ore pleosed--what business is il
"a other people II purchase farm do 10, ex-
pee, ofcr- viii pny for it--ihat is my business,
not theirs. If | occasionally drink glass Of run
and pay for II; hose business is il. If ge, mar.
Rcd whose business is ii who ] marry.
Now It people would mind their own bnsiue.s
more and lei others alone think il would look
much better and be the means of preserving peace.
MAXI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
ID ED.

In Danny. "Wednesday the 7th instant, AFTER lingor
ing illness, Sally. wife OF James Mc)1nie aged 81 ycafs
Prntes IA the State Of Neio York requested nc.
10 En"sbug on the I'd inst Miss Sarah Adams daughter
Of Deacon EPhraim Adams. aged 10 years.
In Enosburg, the 18th ult Mr. Jonathan Avery aged
~ years. Printers in Vermont and Ne,1 Hanpstu are
requested, DC
Ia Cornwall, the 2ls ult Mr. Lew f. Tldeu aged 50
years
In Burlington suddenly 9Th inst Miss Mary Reed 6su2h-
ter of Mr. Samuel Reed aged 90 years.
In Manchester Mrs Sarah w. wife OF John H. Worcester
Esq and daughter Of VIM. Wheeler Esq of Peacham VI
aged % years,
In barre Of consumption. the 30th ult., Deborah II
"he o Col. Nathaniel Sherman aged ~
Ia Davidson county Tenn Col Adam Bhnkey aged one
hundred and hiry sir gears lie served through Rev.
CULINARY war, at wIch lime no had wife and eleven
children
In lladdsm Ct the 7h ult. Deacon Ezra rsinerd
ged ~ One hundred and sixty persons have dccended from
hun Among the mourners al his funeral, his first
born son aged 49, grandson aged 30 great grandson aged
80 and two great great grand daughters.
10 Walden VI. Mr. Mtnasseh Farnsworh, revoutionar
pcnsIoGef aged TIN Barre, Mr. Richard Town, 82.
ia Pownal, the 10Th ut. MI Ebenezer WEIGH sgod TO-
p1triot of the revolution.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
WOOL CARDING.

HNIIE subscriber would inform the public
l. that he carries on the above business
been at considerable expense in repairing
will warrant his customers the best Of rolls.
He has two double machines in operation.
People at distance can be accommodated
the same day they bring their wool.
Oj~All orders in his line OF business will
be thankfully received.
0F"Price as favorable as any other ma
chine in the vicinity.
HORACE KINGSLEY.
Clarendon, June 10, 1897. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
William L0nglcy's Estate.

STATE OF TER.uONT (yE2Eh rememberedthat
Di'iCiei Of Rutland, IS. 10 at stated Probate
Court held at the Probate Office 10 Rotlan on the ia
Monday being the 9Th day Of June A. -. 1887,
Present WTLLL4M HALL. Judge,
LORI KELLER. administrator Of the estate Of William
Langley late Of P'fiord in said District deosa.ed pro.
posing render account II his sdmins ration and
present hi. account against said estate for allowances
Order,d That ,aid socpun be examined in court, at .
session thereof 10 he holden NJ the Probate Office In Ret
land within and for ssi district, " first Monday Of
July next and that the publca'io6of copy of this
order three weeks suees,ely IN the Rutland Herald,
printed Al Rutland may he, shall be sufficient
notice TO r concerned TO appear fthey cause, aud
object thereto.
IS ". n. TOWSLEE. Rsgisi.r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
MARRIED.,

In Addison. Iith ult Mr. T. b. EiJrdec, Of Panton TO
Miss Lucy a, Spencer Of Addison
Ia Whiting, by the Rev. W. q Johnson Mr. Zonns liol-
brook OF this town, Miss Nancy M smith, formerly OF
Chatauquc, n. Y.
In Mon peIer. 7h inst Mr. |. Metcalf OF Moirsown,
to Miss G. ~ Bliss, of Montpelier.
Bellows Fails NJ blanchard Miss Olive h1-
Also, Mr. Joshua w Gilbert To Miss I,oi,cy Shaw
Ia Richmond, 4th inst MIR Russell Brownson to Mss s.
Maria Jones.
Ia Wstou, 18th ult. Mr. Henry HYDE of firm n
hyde d Go OF Burlington, IL Mss Jane l.. Morton Of W
In Hartford 9TH inst. Col Owen Tan of Woodstock TO
Miss Adelino Udlil. OIL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Commissioner, Notice.

NtVrE the 'ub,cr ber', being appointed by the Hon.
~ tie Probate Court fIr the District Of Rutland,
Commissioner, ia receive examine aud adjust all claims
aud demand, Of all versions sgain.t the estate Of
IOXEY B1HBER,
late Of Nouai IIosY 10 sid district, deceased repre-
seated ius went and aa all claims and demsrd, oxhib
it'd 10 Offset thereto anil six mootbs from the 9TH day
Of yune a.' being Above by 'sj for hai purpose
do therefore hereby give niioe that viii sttsni to
The business 81 said appointment, At susanna Bar
bcr,, widow Of said dsreA,ed "a Nj. Holly, 90 the Let
Mondays of August ans January nssi. from o'clock
A. n uutil e'clfck " eseh a 'ail days.
DANIEL PACKER lcamvi,.,o,<,,
ISA &c DfCKERINf.N,S
Dated Il vt Hole. the 9Th dHy Of June. 1887 Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
VI cunt Tabor.

VetIHEREAs the Legislature II the state Of Vernon,
W At their session Al Montpelier 10 the yssr 1855
ss,es,el tar 81 four cents per are oh al The sods uo-
e .Bd, exec te) IN the IL MI T.har Ia the
" Of utssd ~ ,sid snte. fr ihs purpsss Of Masking
sod repairing ra-d' aud bald,og brdsss-ihese are 10
The pfopretor' aud sad ow0er' q" -'d town Of Mt
Tabor who have not paid their proportion Of .'c ur IN
labor eleruse 20 the COMMITTEES appointed 70 super
The expssdiiurs IL the 10 the sabssibsr,
that 20 nBs 81 their Land, viii he sold Of pubic vsndos
a. ibs dwelling hsa.s & Gideon 2 Tsbor "a the iowe 81
NJ Tsbof ia tho eSusy n X s-Dd On the 1sh Jay al
Anggst cert II Bbs s'ciosk a. viii be rs9SHss 10
disossf<. tb.n rssp.oiiys tssss ~i'n eofis.
G.s TABOR, Cs..se'"f.
Nj Taos, JVss >. is57. Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Rebccca staHord,s Estate.

D,.frei Of Rutland, I" - at a stated pob.,.
Court held al the probate Office in Rutland, in said d,-
'rie on the Pt Monday beipg the 5h LAY Of June, A.
~. i837.-prescnt, WILLIAM HALL, Judge,
HOLDEN STAFFORD, administrator Of tho e,tste of
cbcccs Stafford, late OF Wangford in said district, de-
ceased proposing 10 render account of his sdinra-
tion ind present HI, account against said eitate os al
lowancc
ORDERED, That ,hil account be examined in court
at session iorcof 10 he holden nj the probate Office In
Rutland, within and for sad district on the FIRST Monday
Of July noxand that the publication Of copy Of this
order three weeks successivey in the Rutland Herald
printed nj Rutland, may be, shall be sufficient
notice 10 all concerned 10 spp'tr they cause and
oycc, thereto.
IS " u TOWSLEE, R,gi,tsy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
From Me ~ lpgp,tiae HrraH. 25h My.

Fota TaHp". ~ express arrived lOsi night
'rom Tampa with dcsgstcles to Gen. Armisiead,
who is CHARGED with ,l> defence of The country
css, and south Of the StIohns river Their con
tents 80 FAT as VIC can ASCERTAIN are MT uf very
favourable character, ihougAbm little is mentioned
81 tho state ufoilafs IN TINT quarter. Ne mention
is made ofeny shipments of euhgrauis. Gcu Jes
% doubts tie fifth oi the Indians aud intends con
tn,nug the posts now established. If the posts
orc broken up tie Indilns will 40, emirraic The
post al New Smyrna IS ordered to be establish cd
and IN compliance with this order, Capt. Webster
company ofauillery, will be conveyed by the steam
boat 10 take position there.
Information had been communicated to Gen. Jcs
up By Gov Call that fifteen men, women and chit.
drcn, had been murdered the Apalachicola Riv-
e. supposed to be by The Greeks. MoInr Nelson,
battalion has been ordered TO report 10 Gov. Coll.
4 letter from fort Dadc received in this cit las,
evening Gays. 'that II was reported there that al
the Indians at Tampa had adscoudrd except about
40 or 1870 men. women and children, who were
enrolled for emigration
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

SrrcuLAuoN TAKIsG a SEw DiREcTIos. A young
IN en- sdjulning town vac mghiily smiiien with
the beauty OF 9 lady whase ioiAef had suit al law
which must for ever make or break him, and pop
ped the qpesliOn." She ansseree IN the sfisHs-
tive. and Mas expressing desire for immediate
msrrsge, when he ihss interrupted ber-'l can
cave ihs Isfsf.l Of yea for ga .aoaGAs, esai -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

THE ATt.Nuo CuEKsVT.--ln SIR Andrew IIa'-
D., = sWcsi lsdies" Wu'k lately Published ia
gland ,s the following account Of a remarkable
D. relating jo The curfch,s 90 li,e Alsn,,e:--
Ms fcadefa msy al rreolicel the me,snrhol,
aseoes' 81 he burning eel BE ken Ess, India clip
~ n" ri"ps ofihc Buiisa Channel su,ne feS yesrs
g.. 90 board 81 ihai sho vas Ieui. ColoneI
Gfego'. now - tde 90 liphian3efs. ,.bo sas
3 llug oul alto lhe regi"seu, be then commanded
a. lads. Nhen al hope Of saving the shin pss
. su ene. aEd Death seemed iuesasb'e. the Calo-
. At dosn snd Nfole shsft usfsuse Of ,.hst
b. nocerTed. sol ile li,iie probability that oaist.
I'd Il aay Psf-on tclng saved. This paper AS Gut
snia bottle, ana slsl be Wss 10 Tie act ~ cork.
ssas that bottle, 'he cry ~ " ship 10 Nshir ~ss
f,afd. What beessae Of tie batiic after ia, mo
1-eri e had DO rceolleGiipu be-, about three or
"' sesrs sgo be eat out 10 Bsrbadoes 70 take the
''Ssh1 "A bee present COPS sud shortly after be
i"Ai At s. AnB's be ~ss waited opou by gen
ts@sn oorsecies alta one ~ the newspapers pos-
f'hsa ~ Bndse'o~s ssI so. sllef t0ne hlle Ca
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

4 Lrsus .Nairra. = fea days since ouf fell"~-
cluAeu. Sir John IL. Hutchinson. exhibited 10 us a
chicken Matched 10 his ysrd. winch may be SAID 10 be
doS.l{e oiokeA II has Two neek bones. AID Two
heads closely connected, four ~ings. and -four we'll
formed iegs. This snou,alo0s offspring ofineuba-
too deserves plsee in he cabinet ofihe curious
-Ceaise,iLs, (iadJ sbosGe'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

n Singular Eao. About FIVE years since. Gays
the Rochester Democrat, csgue ives ene'cd Ia
io between eight young men then lettering their
time away upon the ENchsugc street bridge IA this
city to cutter upon coutse Of crime. The spe-
See Of crime not designated. but counterfeit
ins seemed 10 have been that which they most
leusi,ely prseilAed. OF this number ar now
IN state puson--'one is dead, and one fugitive
from justice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

The Youso MES of the county of Rutland requested
TO meet At the Franklin Hotel Saturday the i7ih inst
at O'Clock A. ~ 10 what be taken for
celebrating the f,h of July, 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

n'aosilon presented to ,hc Colonel hs ptgiaai
ifsHasrnni rom ou board ihc keut. whioh had
been foun3 bcuic picked op by ncsfo on The
northern shore 1T tho i.isnd.T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Crcaf aood. Tho rercni rams have pw oon the
Connecticut & ctrsted hJod snId TO be unparalleled
by nnv preceding freshel, except one, for The last
tHcut, five years. ~ Hartford, the wafer had r's-
en- twenty feet above the iow water mark, aud del
nccd all the streets east 81 Front aud covered the
meadows miles ~ extent. 81 Middleton, the high
wharf was ton feet under wafer. Great damage
has been done sud much property destroyed on the
rycr. The Crops IN the glound, II Is feared, will
be destroyed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

fJ'Ibe frN"vits hririr ii'fa thr li1saa Atin a.
~ rep, 'pta st,,is ss hls MiaI,ir, ~. pee,
rASh ~ 'fef ef EAST psi~t as,, 90 ,t u excite Co. !,
ffslsdes 81 ~, rsf srais,i she frisA 90 ss, ti,
fasas' iisi ief e- fend ihri, sr,tts., er,,t, -
rssh a. ,i.si sss f.t 10 utis,t ed v,,t.4 aud
saesd s'ri ffsa iac F. especially at4 ga uhs. is,
'ss'h veoi - fasoi 81 az nsb tic f,lssie .,et,e,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

UHif,d States and Mrico. The Washington
Globe, IN allUsiun tn the decree of the Mexican
Government prohibiting foreigners from coming IN.
10 the Republic, with hostile intentions, or with
rl,ke stores Tor the Of amy ofthe parties whn
ire IN Texas or elsewhere, in arms against the es-
rsblishcd Government Until the penalty Of being
treated BIS pirates, SAYS, at is presumed that this
decree making MINOR offence piracy viii be repeal
CD and that the McScen Government will not pro-
coed 10 eXtremities. Bat should It be otherwise.
the American people, no doubt will sustain our
Government IN the mos, prompt aud vigorous meas
ures, depriyng the Mcyicons Of the power 10 en-
force their savage decree" Commodore Dallas,
with Il considerable part OF his squadron before
his time on tho Mexican coast. From the Ian
guage of the lobe infer that he has ions
act vigorously. unless the American vessels cap
iurcd 10y the MeAicans shall be set OF liberty The
schooner Champion will not be expected from ihr
demand aud II she is moi gwen up. we may loh,
for Il btush.-.N \. Jour. Of Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

P,nsdootd. .Hoy 22-.Nacai.-The West India
squadfpu to expected Ia ssi on the 25th iusl. for
the Gulf ct Mcsco. Il consists Of the
Fngale C"nseistiou, Com. A. ]. Dallas
Shops of war Concord N. NIX. Com.
Naichez. ". Motnue, Cum.
81. LDu.s, Tho's raiIc Com.
Boston, Ffedk Enslc, H.. Coh
: 'if Granpus J. NJ. Nc lntosh, L. Con.
Ibe United Sisies steamer Amenca, IL. Com
;. Johnston. srnsed here yesterday from Tampa
no uc@s IF consequence. The Indians came ~
slowly, and did mol bnng their raes nor women
aHd chhdfen alter 'eHs'uing shout Inc camp so'ne
time they would 60 oui under ptelen=e Of bringing
them 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Lmporiom from Merieo. Capt. Baker, nj scboon-
or Mechanic, arrived New Orleans who sailed
from Malamoras on the 10Th u., that when he
left HAT place, the current report that oil the
AmerIcan vessels with their crews aud passengers
That had been previously captured and imprisoned,
liberated by order of Gen. Busian,cnic, who
had promptly arrested the Commodore of The Mex
lean feet, and confined him nj Vera Cruz. a
charge Of capturing these vessels contrary To law
and orders. II was also believed that General San
Ia Anna sill living Oh his plantation.