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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

John G. Skinner & Joseph J. Shaw, }
vs.. for
John Norton. 1911, 81
NOTICE is hereby given that the above at
IN tachment was issued at the suit of the
said plaintiffs against the said defendant as an
abscondlng debtor for the sum aforesaid. and
has been returned to this Office duly executed.
and IS now pending and undetermined in the
Circuit Court OF Oakhbbeha county, and State
of Mississippi and that unless the said defan
dant shall appear on or before the fifth Non5a,z
after the fourth Monday of April, A. D. 1924 -
give special bail and plead, judgement win bo
entered against him, and the property attached
will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands
Witness, the Clerk of the said circuit conrt
the 18th day of April, 1888. :
JOSEPH YEATFS Clo-l,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

= 1-t HAVING purchased the in
- terestsofF F.. Hooker in the bus
~ Slnsss conducted by Hooker &
g Laah' will be pleased to receive
,,ock g 1As orders Of the public, His
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
State Of Mississippi, Winston County.
Alfred Gilkey Atacmhent
VS.. for
Weldon S. Dye. 800 90.

I
NOTICE ishereby given, that the above
In attachment was issued at the
suit OF said plaintiffs against the said de-
PENDANT, as an absconding debtor, for the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned TO
this Office duly executed, and is now pend
ing and undetermined in the Circuit Court
of Winston County State of Mississippi,
and that unless the said defendant shall
appear on or before the fonrth Mon
day after the fourth Monday of April
1883, being the first day of the Circuit
Court for the county aforesaid, give special
bail and Plead, judgment win be entered
AGAINST him, andthe properly attached will
DC SOLO 20 satisfy the pialntiH demands.
Witness. the clerk of the said circnit
court, this 2lst day Of Mach, 1888.
Printers fee. 81 so.
JAMES PHAGAN, Clerk.
April 3-29-4w
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
GROCERIES.

OSE RECEIVED at the AUC1lA
- q COMMISSION STORBas
signment, and for sale atreduced Fasia
CASH only
125 pieces Kentucky Bagging
le5 coils Bale Rope
500 pounds Tw7ne,
25 barrels Brandy and Whisksy
10 do. French Brandy
IS casks Wines (assortedl
Is boxes aud half boxes Raisim !,
100 do Spanish Segars
5 90 Teas
10 barrels Loaf and Brown Sugar !.
~ 90 Apples and Irish Potatoes
~ boxes Sperm Candles
10 kegs Crackers
S do Butter
5 barrels Molasses
so sacks L P Salt
1000 Negro Blankets
100 Overcoats
E.R. DRAKE, & go
columbus, Mi. Jan. 90, 1883 1911
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

State Of Mississippi, Winston County.
James M. Scott ,. n.-
Obadiah Prestige.
NOTICES hereby given, that the above
In attachment was issued at the sui,
of the said plaintiff against the said defend
ant, as an absconding debtor, for the sum a.
foresaid, and has been returned to this Office
duly executed, and is now pending and un>
determined in the Circuit Court of Winston
County, State of Mississippi; and that I'M
less the said defendant shall appear, on or
before the fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday of April. 1888, being
the first day of the Circuit Court for the
county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgment will be entered against
him, and the property attached will be sold
to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the Clerk of the said Circuit
Court, this 31st dav of March, 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN, Clerk.
April 3-29-4w,
Prs fee. 50.
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NOTICE.

NNHE Partnership therefore, existing be.
4 tween the subscribers under the firm
OF ]. n. WALTON & CO. expired on the
first day of January, 1888.
JOSIAH N. WALTON,
HORACE DAGGETT.
Cotton Gin Poyt, Jan 90, 1888.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
STATE q. Mississippi, Winston count,l.

State Of Mississippi, Winston County.
William A. Brown,
VS.. Attach't, SI15 90.
Thomrs E. Old.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the abo, {
IN attachment was issued at the suit
of the said plaintilfagainst the said defend
ant, as an abscCnding debtor, for the sum
aforesaid, and has been returned to this
Office duly executed, and is now pending
and undetermined in the Circuit Court Of
Winston County, State of Mississippi; and
that unless the said defendant shall appear,
on or before the fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday of April 1883, being the
first day of the Circuit Court for the
county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgement will be entered against
him, and the property attached will be sold
to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the clerk of the said circuit
court, this 51st day Of March. 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN, CI'k.
April 3-29-4w =
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COIIeetIng Bmsiness
LAW NOTICE.

II and JoHN GooDwfn, have associated
themselves in.the practice Of Law. One 81
more oftbe Arm wi attend "a business con
fded % them n the Circuir Courts of
rownfes, Monroe. ChickasaW, Pontotoc,
Iippah, Iishemineo. ltawaniba and Ok-
tibbeha the Federal ana chancery Courts.
ana the High Court 81 Errors ana Appeals
&C jackson,
- 9AKta, Monroe city. Miss.
]. GoepWIN, rdeen
>. CctEE, CcluAbue, Ia ndes ctly.
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LAW NOTICE..
s TEPnEA =. P.4sH,

4 & "A 4 ~ n . ~ 81 -
xATToRNE9 AT LAW
M LII continue to devote bis lms =
'. attention assidioasly to the de'ii 3.
nus Profession; and win practice y tns = 9
cut Courts OF Iowiides. Monroe, NoA. -
Nt'nPers Winston, 0sktibbehas, az I,
saw ane ltawamha coU1ties; and n . = :,
Pfeme and ChanceTy Cedrts, at !sA~
Mississippi.
Office IN Columbus, MS.
JANUARY Io.1sS7. -
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NOTICE is hereby given 1ba1 i'm
AprH3, 29-4w

NOTICE is hereby given that i'm
In pursuance Of a deed of trust, executed
by Winchester Dumas, of T.owndes county,
and State of Mississippi, on the sixth day
OF June 1887, to Cassius Stoddard, of Tus-
caloosa county, ard State of Alabama, as
trustee, to secure the payment of one prom
missory note, therein mentioned and de-
ssrbed, to the order of Alexander McCown
q Col will as trustee, offer at public sale
at the courthouse in the town of Colum.
bus Mississippi, on the twenty-third day
OF April next, (l83S) within the hour:
prescribed by law, all the right, title and
interest, which the said Winchester Du.
mas has in and to the following described
Lands, to wit :--the east half of the north.
west quarter, of section no. thlrty-three, anc
the south quarter of the south west quarter
OF section no. thirty-six. in township no. fif
teen, south Of range no. seventeen west, II
the county of Lowndes, together with tht
tenements, heraditameDts and appurtenan
ces thereunto belonging. Dated 14th o
March 1888.
CAssIUS sTODDARD. Trustee
~ 5w
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Law Copartnership.
%. u. ACEE, & Pm. GRANT

y4ftoTnies and Councillors at Lam.
z a IS - this method Of fnfOrH,1ing
the public that they will continue -
devote their undivided attention 10 the An.
ties Of their pTofessioH. - !
They viii attend the Circnit Courts of
LoseDdea. Monroe. Winston, aorn6ee.
Aelafser. and Oketfbbeka Counties, n Ms.
slsSippis ard Pfekens County g1labana.
5 ! y iset vii also practice IN the DSefo.fra
Lg1sk a. tile Uas6EeL States ii
=, Mississippi, and the superior
place. Sc saA'ls
lcc ri G 81 8 is. nj. ~
usaa1s 81. 1857. r.
Inks e every description, ezecules
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State Of Mississippi, Winston County.
Joshua Leach
Attach't. 800 90.

State Of Mississippi, Winston County.
Joshua Is nsa'h A,sach.t. 500 90.
Charles E. Atkins
NOTICES hereby given, that the above
IN attachment was issued at the suit
of the said plaintiff against the said defend
ant as an absconding debtor, for the sum a
tOresaid, and has been returned to this Of
fee duly executed, and is now pending un-
determined in the Circuit Court of Winston
County, State of Mississippi; and that I'M
less the said defendant shall appear on or
before the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday of April 1888, being the first day
of the Circuit CGart for the county afore-
said, give special bail and plead, Judgment
will be entered against him, and the prop
erty attached will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the Clerk of the said Circuit
Court, this 29,h day of March, 1883.
JAMES PHAGAN,
Printers fee, 81 so clerk.
April, 3. 29-4w
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y @@'O"eOOtPPt3 ~ ItSIcH COHHty'
A. Goddan & Co.
VS.. Attchm't. 1924 co.
Isaiah Whillock.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
In attachment was issued at the
suit of the said plaintiffs against the said
defendant as an ahsconding debtor for the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned to
this Office duly executed, and is now pend
ing aud undetermined in the Circuit Court
OF Winston County, State of Mississippi;
and that unless'the said defendant shall aD
pear, on or before the fourth Monday af-
ter the tourth Monday of April 1888.
being the first day of the Circuit court
for the county aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, Judgment VIM 0E en-
tered against him, and the property at
| tached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiff
demands.
Witness, the clerk of the said circui,
court, this S1st dav Of March. 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN, Clerk.
April 3-29-4w
Pc Co ko
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MEDICAL,

Dot. Cbos. TTIEUttuG,
Late or Georgia,
LENDERS his professional serTou
4 the citizens of Columbus and its TEa
n.y. His Office is at the Drug San
omith Reingeard. &c Co.
Columbus. 0cfofTets e 1897 Ali
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g. 7. II. FORBES.
s. g MERWIN
]. s. ,. THATCHER.
]. q. VAN HOESEN.
3 &c W0nrTrrTT

y. 3. In presenting tbs bfosbecf,Ss y,e -
eatnoEsed to state thai tie e 80 -.
soull-N w esterr s ~ :. s'ls
L We would also reaIs - sl;to--
us and tie adjacent = Give -. =
publicity, ~. 'ls above
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
Spring Faces!

over The HYDE Parke Course viii CO
~ mence en- the first MONDAY il slS
tree for any horse in the United S,si9ga
plying with the rules ofthe Club. FaF
tIculars, see' Spirit Ct the Times"
w. A. EERELL, Secey
Columbus. Miss. march 8, 1855 q
IL The Huntsville Democrat, the Nd
gomery Journal, Tuscaloosa lntsllgena
ana Mobile Morning Chronicle, AaaHi
Natchez Free Trader, Vicksburg Ssnln
mississippi. will publish the above "a
weeks and forward their accountstO s.
etarY for payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
April 10, sow

The State Of Mississippi, OktiB5eha countu
John G. Skinner & Joseph J. Shaw,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
THE S -. ~, s =. SS;;1ssIssIPPII.

ttE TIE or l[ISSISslffii
10lelldss ca, March rs 1873. !,
~ persons having aii1ls sgeinst tas
- q Ebenezer Nilaa. deceased. are
EeqpestRd 70 bit fislll-
united By law, o. the same win Be ban
s,ers testal,en to1.1 1900 80
60, .H0Il{Ilt, hlllIl,
.1lec1tollesl-s 81 GS. s,.sI szss
ro4 r..,w. nr..s<ssrupf
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.UEDIC.aL .assoCTSTT,-,(,7- s.

LANES YEATES. CLERK
April l7-Sl-4t Printers fs So g. IN
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

AkA1skS of every description. evacnf.,
With nsa.nsss and despas 4 slaiS otiss,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
GREEN HILL

march 10, 1888.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

Al communications III reference. y. u.
goolcal should be addressed post na; n ~ = rs, p
secretary Of the Lyceum, NatebaI .. ~ y ne
gt9n' Mss The subscription pTice - 81
Lhe llLsL nIlInha. 81 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
AGRICULTURAL PURSUITS.

Tho following Resolution and remarks were o.
rared by DR. Grsuatn Of Norhamptor, Mae, al TIE
Health Convention recently held a Boston -
Eosoired, That correct understanding oi the
science Of physiology aud u tbe h"s Of health
would efectualiy promote the agricultural aud hof-
ticu!tsral interests Of he community.
II regret, sad Mr. Guham that 30 offering ,h's
resolution, at tDis late hour. G1d the tine TOO
short and the audience too much fatsped, 10 var
rsnt my making tt ..maras ol o.. "aich BE in-
goraace demands and my feelings would prompt.
The ii,.ug Of Tie ground is the most Haiois'
and tAe mos: noble, a. sell o. the hea.,.ea, eia-
e.ovmeut of man. and tie greatest source Oh s1'-
.,.ienc, aul comion. Aol Oaiy, according g. f--
cred history, wss Tie fret "a our race ~a%s 81 s''
dus, Of the eanh. bot every human Ie-y t'H'e' 10"
been the oasp uug u tie same mother earn '''
We are al made OF he same dost-aH oe"'e o1'
material s4bsisteucc from TIE sane 19s'n "i go
tuie. II i the dosi Of The EARN. INCORPORATED 80
the animal Or vegeisb.e form. constitutes olf N'~i'
lshment. sad is trsusmuted INTO our bodies no"
ib.. very commencement ~ the termination ~ "oi
to3,l, clficnce. Bot boih 10 rs mois F"'"f'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
ggB3gTgsD .rAGEa

THE FATAL w \ & L r

THE FATAL WAGER
|sln on FACT TRANSLATED FROM THB GERMAN.
cold Grearv nigh: herr students" said the
tie Doable Eagle, q 10 threw Il iaggoi ol
upon the fire, around which were seated
Of students, silently smoking ,hci7 nicer
as. while upon table near at haud stood
e, Of empty bottles and bringing cups, bear
sfdcnee OF their recent good cheer The night
sf advanced--it was ST Marks ese--and they
zen discussing the numerous superslltions
4 Il among the peEsaairy concerning TINS hal
itmc. There was pause IN the converse
,nd each sat seemingly absorbed IN his o"n
PITS. which To Judge from The grave aspect Of
estaFes we're serious enough. 80 deeply
hey buried IN meditation that none hceded
\ s.s,,siinn Of the landlord. Il vas toward
hes = Autumn. and the eiud whlsl!ed sharp
ssepl Pat the crazy old ion, giving token Of
4 fossa q siern Nssged Winter.
We'll Herman" saia oIe Of The students laying
2 De Fpe, and moving lille from the h'e.
eos tazel brightly you haze laugh
i he legends ana supersii,ious which have
related tonight, and profess not TO believe in
nfeo,e Of spirits. good or bad, yet there Re
sea-csre which would ssk your opinion.
t..l ,asi on the eve Of 81 MARKS one nay sec
stlcs Of those who arc to die within s1or'
Eass a,o the church, BY watching iAe'e al 'A'
q l.J1.sht.'
Here stories 10 amssc children replied Tier
.a &C uo, go-gomc.-'cr Wacram dee.are 'b'
us. oa tAe exc Of S, MarA's. as De was return
..as ..e Al night from Grasae.m. shadow,
iae e1so. couu.ef2sr, Of himself glide 10
+g s4ateh as he passed it--anl dad BE MOI q.
aaa,as Afterwards p
'oy the. Herr Il 9ssnserI boz yon mus' rec
.'' Ma, Old wsgam wss not esteemed ID
sapelale ia Eus.ebseh. AID q Is We
at thsi on tie oeetsion alluded to, he WAS rc
~ tiar, : incorporating and il as but Jasi I
'i.as Ia, be pereep'ise faculties could ..
'H sesa II yer, Psriee, state. Il Is prosao,'
~ ls cav b., hls own shadow, reflected By ~
"a ullrh femcuter thons brightly tLai Wci
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

PARsyIr Wi>r.-Wine made Of Farsn'p-fool
aporoschcs nearer to tie Malmsey Of Made,fa an1
HE Caaaries than auy other vine il i- made VII"
ni.c expense or trouble, and only requires TO oc
made as aerecsb,e u the Psis'e oF o. Is whole
some 'a ne body. To eyer four pounds oi pafs-
,.ss clear and quarered, p1t one gallon Of water 4;
b5n them u,l ihey are quite tender: droia them
through seize, bot do MOI bro'.e hem az no rem
cav woall clear them a0cra'ras' foor me "
..,,, ,n,,. TUB. ana to each gallon add three
- ~ loaf sugar. snd half an ounce Of crude
80, when cooled 90 the temperature oi 80
I..,,.,s.-,, io a Ille new yeast 'e % s'snd Tour
s,gsin warm rom then turn H. The mixture
ssoald. # possible. be fermened ~ temperature
a. 90 degrees. September and March are ~, vac
r,oper seasons Tor making The vine W hen 'Is
iermeBtst,oa has subsidized. bong down HE cas-
and le. the vine stand a. lea-; twelve "''"'''' ''
fore ba,rtr. ing TeI0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
LCBr4&A
he SAILOR EoY.s RETURN.

fastened homoward from a distant land;
'ty tho gallant ship walked o Ter the wave,
canvass swellcd by fresh and iavoting winds
IS she rocked along the darksome night,
| slept and dreamed a rapturous dreams
iss Of his native shore his long lost home
sw the humble cot, wherein he Graded,
mantlcd DER with creeping ivy
lawn before was fair and green as when
hildhoods sunny hour he played upon
rslyet turf--hc raised the latch and stole
b trembling in--he felt his mothers dear
-5fsce--her transports tear upon his check
I'D heath her, fanting, breathe my son, my son.
sleep could no, endure the heavng Joys
painting bosom felt he woke and still
b.llow rocked his rest and parents dear,
home, sweet home, were distant far away,
faithful bark no longer ploughs the deep,
safe Tepascs "a her haven rest.
boy with throhbng bosom treads the shore
ain; and as he rises o er the cliffs
iltnk the coast cast backward on the mnln
ls long lingering look and bids the seas
-gell forever then bounding DER the hills,
turiics to the loved ones Of his soul
where ae they, and where is now his home
! .;td youth he has none but the world.
Oh tell the anguish Of his heart, as from
! ar sd3 rns height he looks upon The vale
q and sees no smiling cottage there
.-as'sn shrub, OF sweetly Aow'riug vine.
! ass,ing ere hath overspread the vale,
IN behind n blackcnd dreary waste.
| stands IN sPeechless gRze until the.m sts
Sc gs'herd DER bis eye; some strange ioFoouna
5es his view on Wonder little hill,
ere lie the gathered dead and thitherward
bends bis ialterng steps what sees he here
is,hei's grave--a mothers grave
sisters graves-the graves of all but HIM
hs the work Of God Z he wildly cries
gracious lIeay n, why sunk | not beneath
waye lis well twas that might sumber
re then will lay me down, and here viii rest
ether we will rest-paren's, sisters, son
seary anI the wave.toss now hath found
lome-thc long, long home we meet and ne g
sever more dear mother. think'st thou we WI
q ,r,in he said and laid his burning brow
70 his mothers turt--to the ruthless blast
..,asd forth his bitter moan, aud soon he died
u99,e Greek youth OF one Of the towns IN tn
so,hood Of Smyrna, finding. on his return iroi
hs csenp destroyed by fire, and family a
n by recent plague, cast himself upon III
b u hi- mother, and there died.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
sTmcrLY co>rIpgsTrAL)
"WAfmSGros, Dec. 10. ~

'N AfHI@GTOS, Dec. ~. lSoV.
"Dear Sir--lt has been stated to me that on
extensive expedition against Texas is organizing
N the United States wnh view TO the estsbiish-
mout Of an Independent Government in that Prov
ipce and that Gen Houston Ia to be Bt the head
Of II. From all the circumstances communicated
10 me upon this subject, and which have fallen
under my observation, an induced TO believe ana
hope notwithstanding the crcumstonlal manner
ia which It Is related 10 mel that the Information
have received Is erroneous, and It 10 unnecessary
that should add my sincere wIGh that II may b.
So No movements huye been MADE, nor have
any facts been established. which would require
or would lusufy the adopting oAicial proceedings
aruiust individuals implicated yet 90 strong 81
the destination Of the criminal steps alluded 10.
and such are my appreielsions Of the extent 10
which tie peace aud homer Of the country might
be compromised by u, os 10 make me anxious 10
do every thing short OF IL which msy serve 10 eic-
Il Tie truth. and 10 furnish ne with Tie necessary
facts or they ezstj 10 lay tae foundation Of fur
thor moas0ts'.
III ssid thar cnrstmeuts have been made fer
the enter9rre 10 $40 VARIOUS parts Of HE Union
t,.t she coa.slerates sfe 10 repair, % ta'rHcis.
"a d. ierent points Of tbs Maasslppi where they
tste already chartered steamboats, 10 winch I"
sa.54r. t.at ta- p9lu. o. rendezvous s o. BE- 10
fne Afnafss7 IefHt"it ohN 1"1' ''o 'o-OP'''''''
Of ths laa4as 30 looked % by those engaged "a
tse c.1tenp s,ed expedition.
If fn14 81 no one whose situation viii better
cu.8Ie hm 90 watch the course II tmngs sHd
keep a,e truly and constantly ADVISED Of any move
meu'. sh.ch may Servo u Jas'iy The sosP'e'~h'
aaicb ere entertained. than yoofseJ ana tn'"
4 I can rely with confidence on your hdeiiy ana 49,
uuty. To secafe y0of exef,ions 10 inst fe&'''.
Is me obiec' - 'als letter. sne - because ~''"
fitta be e.r..Iefed rather ss pIi'l'v ihan 90 vi
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..us my.rr AND lt.EM.n.s.Da
sgafs rrry Tuesday, at Rutland, VI, by
WILLIAM FAY.
rrnrra OF TTzxg rag ra.

q q. s.'v-rfcf. 10 the yHags s. go Mail subscfbcrs
. be- 81 - n siYarce.
- e. is}e ito.f , psrf al tie Once Sl75or 81 20
r Ia'y.iua sutseu,cfs who tbkc Their lapets at
nc nao
ef. 90 aAom paper, arc teut.ia packages b stage
~. .r, OH t.o eoa,lcra "a sou,hcHy Post Route
rsrsr stc delivered by our carricr, at their door,
r, those living 90 ihc route either in packages or
Mss s DISCOUNT of - cts @l bc made TO each
.tt who pays ir advance. 30 oac ,s authorised 20
Hsr1t hsrsain on the rootc, bot the Publisher -
rss our Wig lionds i are willing Go empty With
,.as aad pts promptly the puiltshef ~il ic obliged
.Ass hs esfrsos fram ihe fusla,Fns t,fy Nil hare
= sas, ,tc ussse. 81 eo.ss 80 INT offer fot il
Ftefy rstsnn Who taxes tits Paper and oeslefis TO
fvln Pc charged ,3c's. 10 addition 10 The above
-.7ef discontinued until all afrrarages arc pad,
& Il psbthcf is convinced that they never val he
Il 7. ii,ctiisinr customers, such as Merchants, Me
ae tho publisher would sugge,t ,aat they have an
.,l iaauccmcn, TO favor him with tleir custom from
r.t 81 the County 80 he circulation IS now yefY
.13 general Throughout the County.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

CoTros MASUfAcrUsE.-Thc perfection to
which the cotton manufacture has arrived IN iiis
country 10 conclusive evidence That American skII
Is not surpassed by that of any other portion Of
the world. A lot Of MerImac aud Dover PRINTS
have lately been examined 10 New York, aud Tor
fabric and finish, pronounced, BY competent Judge
to be superior 10 any Thing OF the Kind that can be
imported for the same price. a Canadian mer-
chant was SO well pleased with them as to take
cases IN preference 10 the imported, nolwiihslnnd-
ing his preJudces IN favor OF his mother country
Tne success " hch has attended The labor ana en-
lerprlse in this species Of manufacture, Is a ful.
guaranty Of equal success IN silk manufacture,
whenever they shall be expended upon 1t with the
same energy aud perseverance,, and receive from
government, the same encouragement aud rTolec'
ton. SIX Cuiturisi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

lie could not esu his eye over the congregation
without meeting wlh the old lady At length
summoning resolution and trying go feel the sol
emriiy Of The duty imposed upon hin, be proceed.
ed. lie finished hls discourse bat u cost h,m
more effort than any beiotc o. since. .N,'nf ! cr.
nan Uaklmaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

Hon. John Qoincy Adams IntornInable Speech
on Texas, the Right OF Petition, Slavery, nc. de
livercd jost before the close OF the late session OF
Congress, has been published piece meal IN the Ma
tonal lnuegencer. 1t strongly accuses our pas
Administration with coaniyBg at II not plotting
The Wrestling of Texas from Mexico by ncscnint~
ers from our own country. TIE following letter
Undoubtedly oulhcntIcl Is relied On to counlepance
that charge. We cannot see any treason IA u,
though there may have been treachery IN whoever
placed It n the way Of Mr Adams. IL vii be re
marked thnt 1t was written two OF three years be
fore the Texans threw off The authority OF Mex
icn .-N,lc IDl.eL.