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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

Mr Thomas Barrett, sexton of the First Church
. Beverly, now eighty four years old has buried
.2j9 personsl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

The true posse,sor Of lie philosophers stone is
As miner, whose iron and copper ere always con.
'siiable Into the more precious metals, Asfirul-
Ire Ia The noblesa Of all alchemy for II turns earth
40 even manure into gold, oonfefring uP9a as
< h'aior the Adduonal reward OF health.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

The DAY FIxEp,-Thc las, number Of the
igns OF The times, says that the righteous have
JASON to cxpec, their Lord in the air, by the 23d
/ May, Is43' (Contradictcd by the Times)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

n,s ofthe hrs official duties performed by 10
"A Pat. ,hn new Postmaster at Hartford,
attend he great Tyler meeting in New
'sfk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

State Of Vermont, - ii remembered that at
District ofRulland SIS. - a special Probate Court
held a, Rutland, within and for said District, on The
cd day Of June, A ID. 1913.
Present, VIM. Hall. Judge
Isaac &. Wheaton, late sdminislrator Of the estate
Of Alfred Buck, late Of Piltsford in said district, de-
ceased, inies's,e, proposing 10 render an account
OF his said administration;
Iii, ordered tha, said acronn, he referred for er-
animation and allowance To the Isl Monday %beingths
5Ih day %oi.June next. and that a copy ofthis orderhs
published lhre weeks successiveiy, previous there
to, ia the Rutland Herald, a DewspnpeI printed al
Rutland, that all persons interested may appear and
OF ieci 10 Ills same ifthey see cause. A true copy
Of Record,
1921 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
A Gard

The Fair oflhe Young Ladies Benevolent SoeIe-
~ Of Caslielon. Will be holden on THURSDAY Eve
ming. the 18Th Of Nav inst, ia the large Hah at MI
Spencefs Hotel. al which lime a variety OF anu
cles. and useful. will be offered for sale
The public are Invited 10 attend
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

My eyes, Jackl' exclaimed a jolly tar, on sec.
a solder chained by the leg to a large cannon
pail for punishment, 'ifihere ain't a soldier at an
khorl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
Attention x. a.. Corps


fn Bankrupicy.- Assigncc' Sale.
y Y order Of the United States District Court for
- the Vermont District will he sold Al public
auction, 81 Gays lon, in Middletown, on Monday
the 29tn day Of May, inst, at one O'Clock, p. m. for
cash, all the right, title and interest which Jaazani-
all Barrett, Of said MiJdlotown, had on the 6li day
of July last, in and to the following described prop
euy, To Wit. A lot containing about thirteen acres,
win three dwelling houses, store and outbuIldinss
thereon, situated in the village Of hlddletown.
Also, a farm IN said Middleiown containing about
SIX hundred acres.
Also a farm in Tinmouih, containing about three
hundred acres.
Also a lot OF land in Rupert containing about two
hundred acres.
Also a lot OF land 10 Dorset containing about fifty
acres.
Also all the interest of said Barrett IN an assign
mont made 10 Stephen Barrett on The Iiih Of Jehe
lsii, Of the partnership property Of The late arm Of
Barrett & Lille.
Also certain chooses in action, assets Of the said
Jaazanish Barrett, q bankrupt.
Vim. Y. RIPLEY, Assignee.
Rutland, May Q, lsi3. 1921
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

Gunners should spare the little birds. They
moro music in their souls than an hundred
fanos.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
raoBArg COURT, ,RE It remembered

B.,,as, 81 + G2 ls,sd.,. Ii that II 'f az a Pred
bate Coutt holden al Chstlc'on. within ard for said
Dis,ict, va tho li DAY Of NAY, \ n 1913.
Present. A. Warner, judge.
Elisha Allen. guardian oi Josiah Sykes, aud ST.
las Reed, guardian Of Jacob Sykes and Sidney
SKIES, minor ho,ts OF Jacob Sykes, Jun. late OF Paw
let IA sad district, deceased, representing to said
cuu,i jhlt il wonli lc conducive 10 tie interest ot
said minors, 10 self all DE tcalesiate OF said minors,
lying ana being IN Pawte,, aud praying said court
to grant Them ltrensc TO sell said estate;
It's ordered that notice thereof Toe given 10 all
persons interested IN snid application. that there
Viii be a hearing OF the samo on the 6h day OF Juue
next, at the Probate Office IA said C~asllrlon. ~ a
publication Of this otdes three weeks succeSsivoly,
ptcvjons 10 said time Of hearing, in tho Rutland
I Herald, a newspaper printed a, Rutland.
A true copy oi record,
lost Attest, d. +. LANGDoN. Register.
STATE or VERMONT RI it remembered
probate count held at Rutland. within and for said
district, on the irss Monday being the frs, day Of
May, 4. ID. 1913.
Present. VIM. Han, Judge.
a certain instrument in writing, putpor,ing 10 he
the last will and testament OF Levi Gates late of
Wallingford in sand district, deceased, having been
this day presented to said court for probate and al
lowance 10y William Marsh, sole executor there
in named;
1t is ordered tina, said will be referred for pro-
bate and allowance 10 the first Monday being
the 9th day of June next, and that a copy Of this
order be published three weeks successfully, previ-
Gus thereto, in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed at Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear aud contest the probate thereof II they see
cause. A true copy Of record.
! 1921 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

Are youihe man Of the housed inquired a gen
ieman OF a citizen, one day. No, bu, my wife
s. was the sublued response.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

liza soa Of Mr. Millman, near Chicago, snapped
= re al the head ~ his Aule sister, IN spor, and
y ~ciieeiion Of hes Lihef, which proved To he load
ana wss discharged ini0 he forehead 81 The
''Ae' hlins It Instantly. lclsvslsnd Hsrsli.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

The Whigsol Tennessee have raised their banner
With The words "uniled Bank" inscribed upon II.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

Di SrroS 81 Z R ts'"'9a', S.. Is a, : a 'f spe@iai pml 'aas
court held al Rutland within aad for said district
on The Sh day Of Nay. A. ID lsf3.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Silas II. Hodges, administrator upon the estate Of
Ephtaim Jackson, late Of Rutland ia said district,
deceased. iniestlte, proposing TO render an accoun,
Of his said administration,
1t is ordered that said account be referred for Px-
animation aud allowance, 10 the first Monday being
5h day of June next, and that a copy Of this order
he published three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
a. Rntland, that all persons interested may appear
and objec; to the same if they see cause.
> true copy Of record,
1924 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

Lumber.
IUO,UUU common hsmIooi sai s9raee
boatds Also,
SideLill aud common Troy ~.aoaghs. corn p~le1ghs;
csulJlon kettles, si4yes, plo5ga po!lla. si1ehli
poilts &c.
LEATHER.
1000 lbs sole leather upper .eliher, cslf skins
1000 fanned sheep skins. BCEr & NAsns.
FINLAND. Mas :, 1913. 1921
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

STATE OF VERMONT, ! r. II remembered,
District Of Fairhayen, IS hMai al a Probate
COuI, holden 81 Casilet0n w.ihin aud iot sa,d Dis
thci on the 81 DAY Of Ray. A. ID. 1888,
Present, 4. Warner, Judge.
An instrument IN writing Importing % lie he
last viii and testament of jonathan Slsson, lsie Of
Wells "a sad tislici, deceased. being presented
10 said coun by Henry }. Horton, tle e|recutof
therein named, for probate:
IL - ordered bY the eogu hat noIire thereof 70
given 20 az refsors concerned, 70 aTrear ~ a sss-
sion Of sstd court, % lie bolten a. The probate Office
IN C~ssile,on, On he IN day ofJure nest, 90 contest
he probate Of said will, ~ a publishing Mis- order
three weeks successivelF previous 10 soid time Of
hssnne, in me R-ilasd Hera.a, 3 reusqsfeT pint
e Ia Rutland,
4 true COPY u record.
l92l BIZ IANCDoN Rsgi.t,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
Wagons
Powder.

BURT & MASON have ior sale beat Engls'
ID sporting powder also shot Of al sizea. Ais
tao training muskets, with equipments complete.
Rutland MAY :, 1913. lY2l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
EslStUring

NSNNEtE GEN
Tor ono hundred head OF cattle, well fenced, and
L at reduced prices. Enquire Of John Strong, or
Gro. w. STRONG.
Also, goo bushels OF potatoes, for sale.
g.. w. STRONG.
Rutland, NAY s. 1913. 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

w F. the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for The district Of Fairhaven
commissioners to receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all pessons against the es-
tate Of
Eiad Smith, late oCWelh,
in said district deceased, represented insnlvent, and
also AL claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the 18Th day Of April
last, being allowed by said count for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that We will at
tend 10 the business of our said appointment at the
dwelling house of Phebe Smith, widow of the de-
ceased, on the las, Mondays. OF June and Seplem-
Der next, from one O'clock until four o'clock p. N.
on each OF said DAYS.
JOSEPH PARK, AETEMAs LEWIS, Com.
Wells, May LIST 1913. 10 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
From the BOSTON Culiiyator.
CULTIVATION OF PLUM TREES.

Mr.. Edito.-As promised. ! now give yuu some &C
count OF NY successful treatment OF plum uccs, which
shall do my plain macr-otbct way. In 1897, came
possession OF place. a, that lime, there several
plum the place, which WIS informed, had pened
fruit | myself work enquire into the
the failure. After whIc tell IN with the venerable Mr.
William Rock, of New Bedford who gave the follow.
ng lie said that he had some large plum
his garden hut they always lost their INIT, ami entire
y useless That he, for cause which do not reco-
sc put weed, rock weed, his garden the la
considerable extent and IN the SPRING portion OF
dug into the soil Tint year he had good crop IT
pums and continued have good crops Tor years, hy the
application OF rock weed.
came the conclusion tia, was the salt which pre-.
vented the insects from nu1g tho trees and fruit There
fore lhad Hbout2 quarts OF sapEi around each of plum
trees, about inches from the trunk. pu, in De.
ccmhcr, but time when the ground is frozen
will do. The ensuing NV ell bore full, and
cut OIL all the deceased wood and have had none since.
nave put on sl, every year That which has been used
IN beef and PORK equally good only tlAe aud
Pot the br.c had one good lee killed bv person
incguu04sly putting brine around
You het the salt being pui the winter works
into the ground by degrees and becomes dsod through
the soil before vegetation commences aud then taken
up suitable portion by the sa.. rous aud IL circulated
with ,hc sap through the tree and rIt and insects
are so aver-e to salt that they NJ" not take II they
get fresh food.
BY Ibis means hav, been able to obtain good plum,
while others have lost both ru and trees by insects. As
p!poi a. the utility OF salt applied plum trees, Mr.. Pond
who cultivated land Oyerowcd with salt water never
fails 20 oLin good crops Of plume aud Heghbor Jones,
who has plum orchard. ami ASPARAGUS bed the same
ground, which c coycrs with salt mud. fails get
good crop and hs and fruit perfectly from dis
ease.
have known several persons try this who have good
crops by the OF salt, while the fruit Of the adjoining
gardens all fell OFT. Hence have come the conclusion
tina; salt performs and when applied in time It will
prevent disease. And ian OF preventive equal
10 pound OF cure" would recommend oil persons who
plum orchard, the suit water, To manure
with salt mud, and in the interior, put salt the ground
it they wish for good and profitable orchard one Ling
more all diseased and fruit should be removed every
day, unless they immediately deyourcd by au.mals
NoHrs, truly, CiNCINNATUS
BT50Ltilis October %, 1913
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

Col. Bl.ros A.u us Po-Uny.-Wo hnd in the late
p1ior-. letter from Gil. Benton comurtto, ut Die
friends n Pan. MsoIr. declining. under the pr, s-,c Of
n'ry, on invitation CO. Witt that place. ln this letter Of
aT sdgrrurg "thc divisions which threaten the Demo
cratic u1r "onj which b, -ay- "na,, tl,irrp. m to Cur
r'uey and ihe Presidency " be adds the following Significant
remarks.
"lr conclusion, hnyo 10 say in regard u hcao efforts
ni t'ri that they nothing uuos pcct,d tome
'a'i b'cn, acquainted with Ic scheme NJ Washington
c' l-t winter, and Juu iuirIts b. 10y letter Governor
k,yuli-. naming t. origin aud object OF the plot and
Instrument 60 be- u.sd. and tine mode De- followed n car.
VIng tm1 effect Tho events oi he dos only verify.
inr what h,n wrote"
Iuc L,acnJurg Nifginau suppose, ihot Col Benton
r'T- Mr. Calhoun tn. nuiIo is tool nj ic plot,
which he speaks Of designed destroy the Democratic
p'ry. The auppo,iton is not unreasonable. o. Colonel
Bou,on reported ~ have ssj that be- would not vot, for
Nir. Calhoun, II nominated by the National Convention
and t ceiling between those gentlemen b. understood Jc
not Of ho most cordial character.
But would tnpt be- moro manly ~ publish tho letter. die
c0sin! the particulars bud charging the treason upon Ger
n persons, Than a. refer TO- n this way, aud thus auack
p'opr 300 hc dark n Mr.. Calhoun ha. acted NJ intend.
acting ie lrntor to The Democracy, the Democracy ough
20 knoa DO o. tic charge b. madc agau.tlm, ought
be made publicly that Boo may enjoy hc right Of ihc icor
/ even, rHlo Ut being confronted with bis accnser
"Ih. .onor! The letter. Tho handkerchief! TN,
/ haudkspHrIw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
4 CARD

YNUE subscriber who Boz. fJr many years had
n rh'ffe o. D1r,ls sprr-a. n 'he f s- 81 uic Warn
7rnfs-i'' rst'i m' Madison Hou.s row occupied hy W.
BOYD and VIII t'ke procession Monday ls 1hs rsr
r" position Of ibis H'u.' hrne rr n,ns street. ani so
eps oi u" '7po Squ'r' rakes desirable -aton ft
henocrs Of ue I"r -tur m w1 n VIII Some of h.
bet
We VIII b. p,'se to flei, -aua .af5er. a seute,
"meN who can Be- iTHfhsi with spacious eon,ioaJ apsr
mons
~ Transient eusDnef. a'o I'm entertained viii Or with
out thew h1rsss
~ 10 sohe'inr esr flt 90. ~ G,snie hs prom en
such ''s' uej have usuIl fount d bitiious.
D. 9'-u CHis T. piEnriL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

o. The Washington Spectator, paper which
advocates Mr.. CalhOun's pretensions, gives notice.
that from this time, it will be published daily, in
stead Of weekly.
This looks like decided movement; and taken
in conneSon with the very firm and war.like tone
OF the last number Of that paper portends some
thing serious. The fact is, that the Calhoun men.
to our thinking have been wanting in the eSh.
bton of proper spirit. They have been char
gcd with rashness, and with producing disturbance
in the party; but they have been much more sin.
ned against than shining. They have been alto.
gether too tame for their own good. If they con.
sent for things to 90 on quietly, and leave the Old
Hunkers to arrange every thing to suit themselves,
Of course, the game will be blocked upon them.
So ii least, It seems to Us, who are mere nIi!c-
rent sprct aOrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
GOSHEN BUrTER MAKINO.

Tia. Nov number Of tue American A5IIcuit4t=i, con.
tain. very interesting article this sub, Get, from which
purpose making such abstract as wi. embody the
main facts aud prove satisfactory Fcadrr. The edo
describing tie dlfos Of Gen MDhaam, sItl-
ted . miles from Goshen, Orange county, New Nork, O
place famed for good butter. Gen. WicNhim has 30
cow, which regularly suited and hcp; good past.
during summer iu winter each COW - sept 90 e.
,tail with O separate door 10 byidirg sides OF
squse, round large yard, ie upper stl, OF the bu d.
IuR appropriated for fodder and hay. The aTc
brought up the yard night and morning. and regular.
y MIXED The outer paiing OF the yard is distant %
feet from the farm house. Here opposite the am house
placed tunnel into which the milk is poured fast
puniul ohtlinCd from ihc 4 short pcrpcu.
dicuIur tin pipe CONNECTS the tunnel with horizontal
one which burcd g. under ground, out Of the way OF
the FROST and leads into tue cellar o the house. When the
milking operation D. going on, woman stands BOO Do, eel
lar with empty pans placed under the end Of this horizon
ia tube, which, ust hcd, -, stts away upon the ce
ar bottom. Her the mix stands t loppcrcd and 5yIrad
t is said O. make butter IN this stale than Bro any
oher and OF b'uef quuiy. IN this state DC Is psUsd
cream and OFT, into chufn-, which hold barrel each. II
the weather bee cool aud the milk ui -icnty
readily, b. flied will hot water and uia psc
ed u the ms BOO The churI, mud stirred 1bIrt t 30 rarh'-
ut'mpCruufc OF from - Co 90 degree Tho rUu.1Ir- 81.
performed either hy water dog, cali sheep, CONT power
Wafer power is preferred being m.rs regular When 90,
butter as come, tc power BE- - ppcd. aud pump is rig
g,d tIe curu DO. handle c instrument BE- then
tlcued 10 the power and he blitermrk pumped into res
rryos just OIt-l, oi the cellar standing level vIt
the ground. FROM this the buuef.u.. BE- conducted hj
means Of tn pipe about 100 feet smother reservoir
ba-ke and fed 90 the pigs The expense OF laying down
the in tubes s but uIHiug.
After being churnod the butter Thoroughly washed OF
with cold voter, ta De not DONE s difficult 90 g,t t
lai,or milk ont o d. AZ cool and solid, t1
butter s taken ol marble smooth Stone table. pT.per
su'cd with clean fns cole uud worked over thorough
with wooden .adc p4fo. fl. bend never being per
m'ed touch the butter, iis heat 10 snffrus it,
Affer being thoroughly worked, Hs butter fll- packed DO
ifsins Of different Sizes made Of white oak. Pre,iYus C
packing, Che hrhin BE- vol wosod inside with cold water
aud then rubbed Oh round with bIf f1 prevent tie butte
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

I
nent held out to draw hm on In the path Of iny whcl
he seemed disposed tread. We ctcsaw and pr, Dict
then that peaco md concord could moi he The rc-,t Of
! p,re, hs,,,oe, ,,,,, a rn,,in.,,a ~ .,s.A "a :
| an. - - lt.L = : :, .h,. ,... =,
- S"'' S"l''' y ''s"''Va "'p'",""'" ,~',
by, as ,hosc who committed the treason.
! CO the Smiable feeling. which now prevail amonr III,
once loving friends the reader may udc hy the following
\ extracts:
,,,,,
,>,o,t ,T% a. U a.. s,s',,,
-, 80 'NS' N"n '"D rAbSEiooDS'
The Globe, OF yesterday, contained the following state.
men's;
S"nh iNrrNc,oed the L. states Bank, because IL was
e o' OF nsnV Gay lie siRned tue ei Z" distribute the
Pe '' "s Sa''S '' "S puo,IS ,a'ds' thereby giving
out ct the public treasury SSOOOOOO per at the
same 'n1 mat was found necessary to borrow SleOOo.
III 1'uSr . ear! on tue governments other Democrats
~ 1885,, 80 ~, u ~ io sSueu 'le OF, IePosnng
inc ndePenden' snnreasury law; when other Democrats
n'',"s Ai,ew Saehs0n, Van BnTen, Cahon" nnehsn
Nc, were Its iiienSs ana surp9r,efs lie sgn-
H. | 500 Mo ,', % osN 'a,n ON, wnSn tsNSs
M Pv"Pe S''Uuu'uou, IN order - put some SlsOOOOOO
EIt T "yasup' and ne aus app'h''u 'he tahNos'
i'; - ~ y" y, uo tan" 70 o'1'' win no ou'i recon-
ubnnc, -, 80, ~ ' ~ ' "' '''"S"E SYN
f'' .,S,L 20 ~, poT NJ.
D.,,oc 80 ~ S ~, ~ :, pure '"" """"@"''a'ea
So - 's'N,i" t'',
h,I ~ u' o'N' Tue ''sluen's "olee',ohs 10 'ne
!, :; - s t ~ "'' 's'' ."osss', arc Wo'uy OF cred
ionnl and xni;cn, 49, ~ i
, n,nl I'M ;.,,tI'li 80 - N'. :, 'i' ~ *"
,,,,. - ~ ., sN oNul e nen 'no n1oS
,ieved thot the Ps.n, ,,,,J b An S issi .'h' ~,
the bill OF Henry Claw" and not before
On the day that the President seat in has Veto the
editor OF the Globe Wrote as follows:
ave make acknowledgements to Mr. TYLER tor this
act OF DELlNERANCE Ii he mnint,ins his position
FIRMLY, aud has he done IT. Ask Mr.. Clav-Ed Mad
he will ever be Acknowledged a. public BENEFAC-
TOR"
The President vetoed the Distribution bill and conse
Qlenuy no $4,000 900 per ahnun" have been given out
OF the public treasury This the Globe knows ,vc enough
but it IL IT. vocation now to msrcprcsrnt Mr. Tyler Jbc
SisOOOOOO borrowed, or one half that SUN. applied
To hqudaie the debt created and le unpaid by Mr. Van
bnten's administration.
lie dad sgn the bi rspesng the irepcndcnt Sub trea.
suTy II i uucand General Jackson. It Lc must be re.
lered to as iniaiblr authority, justified the We have
before "a Cen Jacksons letter, dated m September A.
which he
Doubtless the President believes that the Sub-,reasury
has been condemned by the people and believing he
oHs not 10 Je ceHsrsd for CARING has sanction 10 is
rTsai
"hat has the Globe TO saw Ia tins Will the genuine
ness OF the letter be questioned Ii We have misquoed
the Generals Letter. he viii doubtless put US right himself
- nc Icaas ih' Nadisonian
lie dd sign the od'ous and abcnnabe black tariff bills"
but he was completed to do 1t or the wheels OF Govern
mont stand sui Had he not signed the Globe would
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27
CANAL COMMERCE..

ARRIVED
Boat josephine 5. Il. Jcnning-, with ISL tons INDIE
from Lynchbnrg Scottsvie. and Lock No. H. 10 Boyd
bdmnn1 y Davenport LudInn, Preston & Co.. J. Mabin
4 Co., Schacr Il Co., J. J. Fairs & Co. and H. d. Crcn.
shaw & Co. -
hanawha, A. station, with , tons merdzc from Lynch
png ah New Market, To Iudlam, Preston & CO.. ]. J..
fnrish& Co.. ]. Joncs and Bayd Edmund 4 D,,cupnr,
Experiment, Il. Perm with 32I tons mcrd1c from Lynch.
burg, to u. Pcyton
M,ianoro, g. Nowbcry, with - mcrl'zc from Gar.
"T-'iIe To- HnNal, Brothers & Coz aud i Rutherford
CLEARED,
fSTI Fry, y Harding, with III mcrdlc for Locks
Bent Creek.
Champion J. Il. Bcu, with tons merdzo for New Can.
ton and Scot.yilc
IL. aud Scousyi'l. ~ ''
'oley T. Cowel Tor New Canton empty
Lucy Long John Covoli, Tor Lock SO. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

The contest b,,N,cn fc Globe Democracy l1J o., ~.
Or, Domoc-ocr. varncr apd warmer. There o., no
sytciar' which rDDI MON riH contemplate with more
pensure, that that furnished by thieves who. having
rived ~ rob honest ~ opl' pe by the ctfs over tive div,
zion ct ctp9s. Thsi pleasing contemplation i-supped
n us in ha present Whom Mr. Tyler fr siguiGsd
hr, inclination heuy those WHO trusted in b,u Lo vas
cordially embraced b. TO D.mocrot., ard every induce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-27

X Mr. Spencer. the Secretary Of the Treasrl-
snry has, Otis sat) refused tomake certain appoint
mcnis' which the tilial props of the throne had
pledged themselves. should be made Ia conse.
qlrnce OF this audacous proceeding, it Is under.
STOOL that that very promising yoush-pa's own
boy, Bob, has threatened 10 have the said Spencer
removed from office.
BY the way, speaking of Bob, reminds us of a
new glory said to be achieved by the immortal
"Ahas"cras.' We copy from the y. y. Courier ::
"The Capitol paper published at Washington save
io'egn correspondent; the opinion the fire on
board the igaie Missouri by which that noble vessel was
destroyed, originated IN spontaneous combustion produced
- copy Vi "Anasuerus" which Mr. Cushing bore about
him present 10 The Emperor OF China and the writer
considers fortunate Circumstance that the Missouri only
suffered, and That the Bay O Gibraltar itself on
FIRE"