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$4,000 genuine MOrus Multi.
caulis for sale.

TvHE subscriber is now prepared
IL TO make contracts for the de-
livery of this valuable tree (for feed.
ing the silk werrnl in the tall. As
thora bAs k.cr A. ..,li ,.tu n. rps,r
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him forth 10 the scaffold, and the tidings
arrived that the mail had again been robbed.
For yet fourteen days and the life Of the
prisoner would be again prolonged. He
again fell on the neck Of his daughter, and
wept, and saId-lt is good-lhe hand Of
heaven is IN this
Sad | not replied the maiden, and for
the first time she wepi aloud that my
father should not die.
The fourteen days were no. vet past,
when the prison door flew open, and the
old Earl Of Dundonald rushed TO The arms
of his son. His lntercession with tho con.
lessor had at length been successiu and
after twice signing the warrant for the ex.
ecution of Sir John, which had as often
failed of reaching its destination, the king
had sealed his pardon. He had hurried
with his father from the prison 10 his own
Louse-his family were clnging around
him, shedding tears Of joy and they were
marveling with gratitude q, the mysterious
Providence that had twice intercepted the
mail and saved his life, when stranger
craved an audience. Sir John desired hm
TO be admitied-ands ihe robbeT entered. -.
He was habled, as We have before descrb-
ed, with the coarse jerkin but his bearing
was above his condition. On catering, he
slightly touched has beaver but remained
covered. -
When you have perused these said he,
taking two papers from his bosom, 'cast
them into the fire z
SIR John glanced on them, started and be.
came pale--,hey were his death warrants.
Ny dellverGr, exclaimed he, how shall
| thank thee-how repay The saviour Of my
life! My ia,heri my chldren--ihank him
for me 7 IS
The old earl grasped the hand of the
stranger the children embraced his knees
and be burst into tears.
e BY what name eagerly inquired SIR
John, shall thank my deliverer Z
The Stranger wep, aloud !; and raising
his beaver, the ravern tresses of Grizel
Cochrane fell upon the coarse cloak,
/ Gracious heayehr exclaimed the as
tonished and enraptured falher-- my own
child my saviOur--my own GrZel
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HEADQUARTERS,

To the Colonies Communicated the Regi
men,s Of Mscklea6urg and Cabarrus.
Y on are hereby COMMANDED to parade your
II Regiments, armed and equipped. ppon the
tollosng days, viz
Col. Hsry's Regiment 70 parade 81 Chafiolte,
on Tuesday the Oh aag of November
CoL CochraHes Regiment al Charlotte, on the
18Th day likewise.
Col Strtl'- Regiment at 1ou7tons ), Oh Thurs.
day tbt 2ls day Of November.
Col Shimpoch's Regiment at Concord on Sat.
nftay the 23d day Of November.
Col VILLAGES Regiment at Concord on Satar.
DAY the 80 likewise, for general reyies
B. VI. EDNEY.
Ma. Gen. Of the 10 Division.
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POETRY.
BROKEN TIES-pr AMPS SOxroOAkAr

BROKEN TIES-pY JAMEs MONTGOMERY
The broken ties of happier days,
How often q they seem
To come before our mental &c,
Ike a remembered dream.
kaoiu5 ~ each discovered cham
H. Sparkling ruin hes
AMI earthly hand can ne'er again
Unfe those broken ties.
The parents Of our youthful home.
The kindred that we loved
FIR from our arms perchaHee may roam,
To desert seas removed.
or we have watched their parting breath,
And closed Their weary eyes,
And sighed te taiuS bow sadly death
Can sever human ties.
The friends, the loved ones Of our youth,
They too arc gone OF changed,
o. worse than all, Their low and truth
Are darkcucd OF csiranced.
They meet Us IN the glttering throng,
With cold sverted eyes
AM wonder that We weep their wrong,
And noun our broken ties.
o. who IN such world as this,
Could bear their lot OF pain;
DID 20, one radiant hope Of bliss
Uuclo1ded vet remain
III thope the sovereign Lord has given,
Who relEns above the skies,
Hopc th.t uniies our souls TO Heaven,
Ry faiths enduring ties.
r. -. ...L hi r ~ -
l. sen, II plying love,
To lathe lingering heat from earth,
And spread rs flight above
And every pang tina; wings The breast,
And every 5oy that dies.
Tells Bat 10 seek . pgrer rest,
A15 trust to hoiier ties
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frauds practlced upon the uasuspeclIng. The sub
scrIbeT warrants those new offered TO be Of the ge.
nuiBe Bind, has original stock was obtained from
Gideon b Smith, OfBa!timore. nine years ago and
are Part OF the tree that that gentleman has spo-
ken often About ID als writings, being the first ever
brought 10 lh4 United States. The tree has been
growing 10 an exposed situation since first obtain
cd, and being now acchmated Is preferable 10 those
lately introduced into the country. II will also b.
cultivated by myself the present year and every
eate ~ll b. taken torcnder the tree good. and eve
~ necessary uuehsn gwen TO parchasers upon
h cu'tvefon Of the same. As the Tres in great
demand and The about TO close ior obtaining
Il this year those wishing to purchase would DO
well TO speak in time, and that there NAV Be no dis
appointments a regula, iist = Ill DC kcy, aud th!-
advertisement discontinued so soon a. the number
above. named ls taken Up. The subscriber will
also make engagements for a few thoussad SILK
WORM EG1Sot TIE most approved KIND nov TED.
The worms will be fed exclusively upon toe Mtrus
M1lucaulis All Communications by mail, mus,
be post paid, and al ORDERS mus, be accompanied
By cash.
]. P. PRITCHARD
Fs5 90. 1890. 43sg
n B. Persons are Invited. 70 i and see lhctree
while growing and Judge tor themselves
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COachmaking Business
Gold Wine for sale orLease.

HHE subscriber having Just opened a very
IL promising GOLD NINE, sir miles south
east Of Charlotte, offers It tor sale Or irasr. Any
person wishing to buy or lease Gold Nine,
would do well 10 call and see The prospect There
are several veins opened and ore the bill TO be
seen worth from one to tao penny weights per
bushcl. There IS thirty or forty acres Of ridge
OF land.
JAS II KENNEDY.
Arg 81. 1889. 1861
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Equity Sale.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

CABAkkCs COUNTY,
Superior Court Of Lac, August Tern,
1889.
N'lly k :. Petition for Divorce and
'rlo,,,. Et,,.,,.,,r Aha0ns
II sppsafng % inc Subtraction Of the Court,
II that the defendant Thomas Edmonsion Is
ngl an inhAbilsut Of this State Hts h,rtfois o.
dsrtd, that publle4uou be alc tor three months
Ia the Charlotte Journal, tbai tho said Thomas
Edmunston appear At our meat Sapeuor Court OF
Law, 10 Be- held ,ot the Cqpuy OF Caharrus a.
The cor, house 10 Coucordsbn the 3fd Monday
ln February, l-40, and answer or said peti,ioo
will b beard eI.parie and judgment AWARDED
accordingly
Witness, A. J shank.e Clerk Of our ,Ad 81.
pert0f Court At Concord, the 20 Monday m Az.
gust, A. u. SO, aua tie O4lHvf American 10.
dependence.
a J. SHANKLE. C. 81
r. klRKPAIRICk, b. C.
ffiec adv so. 3m
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E..iuabie !Stand fo, ~ 7arey,,


WE Ill be sold on Wednesday, the 18th Of
w October next, all the property belonging
% the estate Of Sarah Haynes, decd consisting
Of Tract OF Land On the waters Of Paw
Greek, containing about 200 acres, Nth pros
peet u Cold Mine on SAID land Ii any per.
soa wishes to purchase they would do well to c1.
anime tie premises.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19
N q IT &c E

RO virtue Of an order OF Tic Hon. the Pro
4 No bate Cont Of Holmes County, will sell
on the first Monday in February next, before the
tcourt house door Of SAID county, in The town OF
Lexington, on credit Of II mouths; the follow
ing described tracts Of land belonging TO the es-
tate Of Wiley Davis, deed (: viz.
i South east quarter Of section township Is
range east, W half il epr see 23 lG i 2e, e III
IS W q sec 2 l6r &c, " hi n W ar soc s t l6r
1 BE, " hfsc or sec 20 / l6r2e, W hfnw Dir sec
I29t l6r BE, 9 hfn Q or sec 23t 1879 e, G hfnw
/ qr sec 80 l6rs2e,w hfnc or sec SO tl6r 9 e,
ne and hf " or sec q t l6 r2 c, n W ar sec 9 /
l3,rsl ", lots y, 3, 3 and Id, of sec IL tsl5rl
l'w, lots lOnnd l2 sec 3tl7r | W, lots and IA
sec 81 l7rl W, lots l0.and Is sec l7r | W,
lots and 3 sec l5r W, lot 3 sec | t l5rI
y, lot sec 6tl9r e, lois and IA sec 30 IS
~ G, lots and 5sec l4tl9r2 hf $ W al
sec "A III G, Q hfsw Or sec "A t2lr2e, "
III ar sec "a rs I G, lots9 and l6 sec /
2lr W, " hf e or sec 30 lSr lie, lots Z, u,
b and 10, sec Ut lor o, lots land s sec "a y
r 2 e, W hfs ear sec sc 20 ", lots and Il
sec % 4 20r W, c hf $ wqrfcc 27tI5r5 c, W
hi a secs tI9rl EN- wqr sec I8 I 2Sr 2w.
n w or sec II 81 r4 ", G hi II G ar sec 1871 l6
= e, e Mt s ear sec 10 l6r &c, W hts ar sec
l3tI6r 5c,e hfsw or sec l3i l6r 5 G, e hln "
lar sec ut lGr5e, qrw hi sec / l6t 5 G, q
hi s Or sec tl6r5e, W hts eqr sec 5 l6r5s
1e, If $ ar sec st 16r Sew hi ar sec S I.
IL 3 g, W hfno or sec 36tl6r5 c, Q hf n or
sec sc 1875 " hfs c or sec 80 i6r2 e, n e
dr sec ~ i6r2 w hfnw qrsec 90 1872 e,
chi sec ID RI W, lots 10, l3, I, 8, 9, r, 9 and
ll,sec l2tl9r W, lots 2, 3 and 6, sec 13 10
T Nv, NH and " Or sec 36 { 10 r / W, lot zee
y 10 W, lots /, 4, 2, 6, 3, 10, 9, IL, s and
Is, sec l5r W, lots !, 81, 4, s, 9,13,l4,
10 and ~, sec II tl5r 81, n " ar sec 3 / I5r
! W, lots1l, a, and Is, sec 81 l7rl W, hf OF
receivers receipts, Nos SO, S2, 81, sec 3 in ri
", nj Of lots and9 sec 1871 % 3 {, third Of hfl
\ e or sec II l9rI W, third ofehf seqr sec i I |
10 W, lots and IL sec 1 I 10 r .w,w@hfn q
or sec 1871 G, eItfne ar sec 3 / 1917 e, loi
Z sec 1T q 5 ", D W ar sec Is I 2sr ", w hf
n ear sec3 l9r lie, n qr sec 3 IS | e, s Ll|
6 n e qr sec 81 lGr G, ~ llf S W or sec IS /
i6r.le, e hf N ear sec II l6 i CIV hfsw az 7
sell l6r4e e.
2lois int the townof Canolllon, fronting Greenl
street, Nos 81 and 90.
Ills interest in the town Of Marion, III Carroll
County.
lblooded bay Colt, 2 years old
DAVID DAVIS, Admr.,
Dcbonis non Of Wiley DAVIS, decd.
Dec. % Nv -
The VicksbGig Register viii please publish
The above until the day az sale, and forward his
account TO the administrator.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19

hI 1917 sthat lie pull;o.
q aweekly new spaper il our ,own ''sa''H
add y l!s Importance abroad, and s !.
Iagreat interest 70 the citizens = 4
portion q the stale MS ayehicle ~ = !. "
Icraliintclligcnce, and induced +, :. Z Gen.
Plieita!!ion q friends, aside Gren 00 II,
Iprcdllction, we have determined r & sl,'
upon tlle task; aware ut The same NJ, s,Fl's
our inability, but confident thai WINS W. "A
he sustained II our effort BY an epl; IL W
ed and generons community. 's's'
The Lexington Union Mil iilI s,,.,.:. !,
Iold Republican DOCTRINES of tho .j sS Y
man school, convinced ina, 4 str; c' os'
vance l these principles will el N; u''s y
greatest good for the greatest numbe, 'ss
lend aud aim If all good government w. y
our suprorfhowever Of The Democ,s..
The uniun, We shall sedaousIy AVID X
4. palr Y! On political urulenee i
though fully, firmly adhere 70 The Alms,s
|is'ratlon Of tho general government I' ),
os'''s Nv Instruments protect and nd
vance those true republican measu,',
which We advocate, aud whichwiIl eOs MAN.,
l,lle ena intended by Tie trainers e ~,
federal Charter. V''
AS The Lexington Union viii ho -.
'rned ! ny J, That amendment 10 The Coust;n.
ton q sle Uuited States, wbi, h saws .'h,t
lall powers not delegated 10 Congress A.
Iraserved toihe states respectively > !,
must oppose all and every he l. which soIs
'ts origin in7forced orimpied corsrre.
lions, and will ever be found on the sde
.of Democracy battling against usur,o
tionlrnirl y hnievcr source it NAV come
MI la,itndinarian CONSTRUCTIONS d Na
Constitution oftbe Unitnd States as sun
versivc orcivil liberty aud al war win the
simplicity ofour republican Government
still itscflamns shall be at all times omen
TO all parties, knowing that our politica
adversaries are acluatedby as true sens
OF patriotism andl love Of country as our
selves, andrecoynizins alnong,hem man,
.pcrsonal friends and we hope future pal
rous of ife Union.
u may Le necessary to add that ",
will support The independent Treasurr,
rs the Constitutional fiscal agent Of the Gov
enment, aud will oppose creation by con
.yrcss Of any national Bank--yet we hay,
liayeD nor has the Democratic party evel
c-l.icaaed ior currency purely metallic
but believe that well regulated system Q
State banks will met only snpcrcede ihl
necessity ofany United States Bank, ba
will preserve free and untramelled IL,
commerce Of the South, and diverted /
fromits rresent unnatural and iIlegilimatt
direction.
The first ~. ofthe Lexington Cnior
will be published on next Saturday The
I7lh inst. al 80 il advaucc, or. So atth'
cad Of the yeur.
w III UINFS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19
STATE or MlSSlSSIPPl,} Probate Gu
lioLaEs COUNTY Dec. tern. Is:

A GREEABLY 10 an order of If
IN Hon. The Probate Court Of Iiolmt
County, Miss, obtained at The Decemb,
term 1873, Of said court. Notice is her,
by given 10 all persons interested in III
lands, tenements, and heredilaremen,s ,
Malcolm Dent, deed, tolc and PERSONAL,
appear before Tie sand Probalc Court, o
the first Monday Of February, 1880, The
and there TO show Cause, if any thcy car
why an order should moi be made Tor III
sale ol'on undivided haIfof lots numherc
seyenty-fye, (75l seventy. -four, ca sixty
seven, (67) and sixty-ciehi, (tjs) ii III
town Of Lexington, Miss, together viii
The appurtenanccs thereunto hcIonpind
real estate Of said deed. It,huvius bee
suggested TO The coifl by tie adnoiIiistrl
orof said deed, tba,sit WILDE % ,hei1
crest Of the legatees 10 sell the same.
WITNESS, Hon. ~ d
Riyes, Judge Of Probales ID
L. =. sad county, the first MondaI
Of December 1888, and se;I
of said court.
ISSUED 10th December. 1883
W. "a. PURDOM, CIR. |
- Manchester WING, publish & wcekI
nd charge Administrator.
Dec. is 6w--5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19
IN eW Goods.

nE1yHOMAS HAWKINS 81 co..
n Successors Of Dean Il Oliphant;)
have just received, d part oftheir late pur-.
chases, from the northern cities, and are.
ia daily expectation Of :ha residue which
will make their stock 81 goods very desira.s
bic, comprising almost every article Of
merchandise for use or ornament. They
nov have on hand a large stock Of staple
goods, viz:
SHoEs AND Doors, SlIEETINcs;
Of every kind; MERINoEs AND
HATS AND Cars, CALIcoEs;
LOWELL SHIRTINGs, HARD WARE
AND AND
iSUrPoLK DRILLs, CUTLERY;
BLA N KETS, QuEENs AND GLASS
AND WARE;
LrNcExs; SUGAR, COFFEE,
brown and bieached GAN DIES,
SnIRTINcs AND DC. &c.
We design selling exclusively for cash
and cotton, after the Isl Of January next,
by SO doing we shall beenabled 10 keep.
our stock always full and complete; aud
to reduce our prices from so 10 IS per
cent. for good money; we invite all to
come and examine for themselves. Bran
don and HolIey Springs money viii be-
taken at present.
rchula, Dec. 22
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19

& UITS will be instituted on or before
- The Isl Of March neSt, onryery debt
due Dean a. Oliphant, not previously ar
ranged. In our absence Messrs. Thomas
Hawkins & &C. Is fully au horizs d 70 set
tie our accounts.
JOHN DEAN
ID. "A. OLlPlIANT.
Tchula, Dec. %. .G
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19
l'S','.7T75R7T7F,S' IS SALE.

'S7177l21TT.Ss S4IIs.
Dennis Carpenter,
vs., ven. expons Ictarnablc to Holmes
IA. III. Campbell, Circuit Cocit, April
S y, I, !. W ", term 1929.
HDY virtue Of The anovc stated case 70
u - me directed. will offer TO the
highest bidder for cash, before the Court
House door, illthe town 81 Lexington, on
the third Monday Of January next, one
half f lot number los, tie undivided in
teresiHof defendant Wells, lying and stu
alcd in The town Of Lexington, and better
known rs Woits' lot; tIiissl4ih Dec. 1888.
1. w. PiCKENS, Sheriff,
BY Il. PuRSSELL, DIT, Sl'ff,.
Dec. Is tf5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I Probate Corr,
IlnLMls COUNTY. Dc. tcfni, lo1e

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Probate Colri,
IlolMes couSrs Dsc, tcsa, lsss
IA GisEEABI.Y6 to an order q the
IN Hon. tic Probate Courtoi Holmes
County, Mss, oblained at the December
Term, 1895 Of said court. Notice y hereby
given, 10 all persons interested ~ 'he
lands, ienements and heredltullmcnts O
Peter Kollosie, dcc'sstobe andpersonallyy
appear before the suid court, on the hrs
Monday Of February 1ss9-ihen md
iherc to showscause, ifany they can, Why
an order sho.ld not be granted for the saie
Of the North half lot numbered Eighty
four, (Si) II thetown Of Lexington, Miss
together withshc appurleuanccs lhereanto
belonging. Ithavipg been suggested 70
ihc court BY the Execulorsoflhe last viii
and testament (nuncopotiyc) ofihe deed,
that It. will be 10 heiniercst Of The heirs
and creditors of the testator, TO sell the
samc.
WITNESS, lion N. ID.
Rives, Judge Of praMNcs fer
r. 9. said comfy lat Monday Of
December 1889, and seal Of
said court.
ISSUED 10Th December 1888.
w. a. PURDOM, Cik.
Y Manchester Wing publish 6 weeks
and charge executor.
Dec. Is 6w5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19
Cotton Land and Negroes Gt
Public sale.

YwyIE subscriuegs bsing dssiIcus ic
E close their eonnecIioninsthe culture
Of Cotton, will offer lor sale oI,sllle prcmis
ses 1'uesday he l5sh oiJ 4nuf " IltSk q
lhebighcstb bidder, they flaatasion % Hos
ney Island, Holmes County MississiPpi,1
three niles fronihe town 81 rchull, con-
Gao acres, 4o0iorwhich IRE under
fence and il cultivation, with b Gin, Mil
sNcaroe Houses, &c. AS il respects
qunlity aud location, ',he land is moi sur
passed ty any on the Yazoo River. Also,
25 likely, aclimated negroes, consistingof
nen, woman, boys and giils; Eonc OK
ceediag30 years Of aye -ahcut 300 bush
els Of cora; horses, mules, d Jorge stock
hogs and cattle, among which lhcre are
some fne mich cows, 3 yoke &c oxen, |
good wagonaid iaimingtltensiss IL every
description.
T'herms or Sale: For Tie lard, one
third 81 the purchase money il hand, the
Iaarce on two equal annual payments.
For the negroes, stock, corn, and farming
utensils eredi, Of IL months, the pnreha.
ser giving bond and approved security.
Any person wishing tocxanine the pro-
|per,y before the sale cando sohy applying
Ito Elliot, Gallaway u CO. Tchulior on
ofthe parties on the Place.
Caleb MORLEY
LLOYD WAKEFIELD,
SAMUEL TI!EABALD.
Eoy. %, 1888. -tiw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-19
Is gJ'H'E.HsEs &c GOULD,

Us u NlHGEE & GUUED.
RI NJ AyING associated themselves together in
I'll ii lie partce Of the law, will ntlfnd The CIR
cuit lonrisuf thoctHw Yallahllsha Tal.aha'chle
CayrolL, Ilolmcg, Alfalfa and Yazco, nlso, te
Irnitcd States District Counts Il Pontotoc, ilisp
Cont of Errors and Appeals and ChanseI'
Cuurfs al Jackscn.
s Y. BUTLER.
OEFIcE At CARRoIToN MI.
w. GOULD
dfrlcE AT MIDDLETON MI.
[issN IA listnsf o. ....M
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26


j he'"r'a' Ihal 'h'' Convention 'ecomn'ne 70 me
friends OF temperance and gu opposed to TIE u'Ho 40
inic'lcahF G"nhs' To uoie ana present ieGn"f' !"
'he merchants IN thef several towns that they d'eo"-
time the iraia0
E'sa'r0i, That committee be appointed to exam
'n" and report upon Me law OF The ls'' session. relative
Go re'1iffs '' ardent spur"
ln0cf 'he '''' resolution M'''f'' rage N""'s'
H'Nc anu i""ch were HPF"'"'" wv V''''"'""'
30 'h' afternoon MI I"Ge rom '"' '''''''"' 'P
pointed under The A'h resolution mace Tue I'"0"'"E
port
The committee appointed TO examine ana report upon
the ia" q" he last session oil The Legislature relating
to retailers, report
That 10y recurrence 10 fa'd Jaw "i'l De I""no'
thatno person can be licensed by the County Court or
t.g,. q, cell C,re.n ar domestic .i,lird sp.r,s In
-, 10 ...,.ii, e.. ST.,
any """' "lhou' 81" 7VPi'oA'''" 's' ""y '' ''''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
County Temperance Con,ention.

Agieeabiy 10 atJoufumsEts meeting Of tie Rutland
GO. Tempe auce Conyentlon was held at Caseton on
he Zist inst. I3n Jlmcs ID Batter ,n the char.
Tie Wee FFsai1rut ant Committee Of Oyeuures be-
NC abs ut the following ~eie appointed
william Page, Esq, Dr. s,.as Bowen, Tirs P,es,-
dsais Hon Wm. { Kurt Hon zlmn Howe, Rev
l. ; 1ilden, Commute 81 Cepisrss.
The Committee reported the following resolutions
which aler oiseusson, 10 which Me.sn. Page, Iilden
Steele, Howe, Meesef, Khiudge, Mitchell, BfoNB.
Spencer ana Nnf.os, participated, ~sre sd0ptd.
/. keseifss' That the progress Of tie temperance
reiofmaton shoids esGse ~ e9agiAusion 10 ia friends
and that past success sEes Is absHdanl
70 confines or lEbors.
? Rsse.rea. Thai 10 the oPiEi9n q iLis Conyenu0n
toe hesHss iass Of ' stats T'clsoE Si The pro
F.s.Das 81 he soas'iigteA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

1fore British Troops coming orer The fact mention
ed by us yesterday, (says the Boston Times Of Fday)
that England has been for long lime collecting large
bodies OF troops in Canada and the West Indies under
various pretences,ls confirmed by the late n,egenc
from laiitax letter, dated Halifax 9th inst, says
Ihe igate lncnnsant arrived here the 9Th INST in
Il days from Cork with detachments of the 37th and
9th regiments The remainder had preriovsy ayyired
from Jamaica and BaybadOes, where they replaced
by other regiments. The Hercules "A is momen,ly ex.
peced from Portsmouth, with the I'd battalion Of the
Rife Brigade"
There is certainly dark speck Of in the horizon
and ii cannot be long before the cloud viii burst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

saturday Frs 10.
SeNArE-Mr Webster introduced memorial
from sondfy citizens Of The United Slates, ask,ue
that Congress woDld pass a law 10 abolish The uae
Of srdcui spirits on board ships fwar.
Mr. Linn introduced bill to grant to the wash
ingtou Turnpike Co. OF Missouri the light of pre-
rmqtiJn Ia half million OF land, to nd IN ma
hing a railroad from the Iron Mountain of Nilsson
u 10 the Mississippi river.
The special order Of the day. being the bill to
prevent tie interference Of Federal officers IN o!e-
lioa- ca NE up when Nr NoneIl rose aud addressed
,he Senate 10 favor tine report aud against the
bll.
Mr Culhbcu having minated desire TO speak
uu the slhJect, moved that 1t be passed over iniuf-
maly until Monday. which was agreed 10.
llou.E--The unfinished business OF The morning
hour was The report heretofore made, from the Sc
l,c Committee on the Public Land.
Mr. Harrison resumed his remarks, ond had not
conc ludcJ when the Speaker announced the orders
Of the doy.
On motion Of Mr. Combreleng, the House resoI-
! we'd itself ;nio Committee Of The Whole on The
State of ae Union. MIR Banks OF Va. IN the
cholr) on the General Appropriation Bill. The
1 pending question being he motion to strike out
! all appro priatlun for tie Board Of Navy Cvmmls
sioncrs.
/ The Tiensurv note BILL which reported
J without amendment, and ordered To its third read
ng on Monday, and by general consent was takel
/ up.