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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sale.

by order of the United States District Court for
~ the Vernon, District, will be sold at the Court
Hnuse in Rutland on Saturday the 9Th dav Of NAV
next, at o'clock. p. m, all the right. title and
inieres, which VIM F. Mat,eson, a bankrupt, had
on tho ed day Of March 1912, in and to abou, l2s
acres OF land in the town OF Chenden, being tho
undivided half Of 3D. 3d. 4th and 9Th divisions Of the
right Of benjamin Everest. together with certain
| other real estate which will be more particularly
described at the time Of sale Term. cash.
VIM Y RIPLEY, h.signes.
Rutland, April 10, 1913 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

Reduction Of D1iies On American Gran The
proposed reduction Of the p'esen, duties on Amen.
can wheat imported into Canada, 10 duty Of 0
cent, per boshel. viii give new impulse to the
trade o. The West.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

making IN the above d,paumens which enable
our manufactures to compete successfully ~uh
those Of Europe Albany i3rsrh'u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

RELIGIOUS More than 1000 persons are sid
to hayc become professors Of religion "a Albany
-ahia N. pss fcr weeks
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

noCr. 4 q DANA would tesrc -ihllv nfrru
- his friends aud correspondents "a he Las re-
moved his residence hom piuslotd - ifsndon. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

" + the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for tho district OF Farhaven
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
OF
Ephraim Robson, late Of Pa,o'ei,
in said district, deceased represented inso|ven and
also all claims and demlnds exhibited in offset
thereto. and six months from the 9th day March
inst, being allowed by said court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice that we will At.
tend to the business Of our said appointment At the
late dwelling house OF the deceased In Pawlet, on
the second Tuesday Of May next and the first Mon
day OF September following, from o'clock a. m 10
until 4 o'clock, p. m each Of said days.
llRAM s. SMITH, IoRAck WILCOX Com'rs.
April 3. l8i3. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11
This day Received.

nANIE1.S & BELL have this day received d.
~ rect from Boston, an addition 10 their former
stock Of Goods, consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Fresh Fruit &c. &c.
April 10, 1913 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11
Herds Grass and Glover Seed.

hANlELS BELL have for sale Herds Grass
- and Clover seed of an extra quality.
April 10, 1913. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11
STATE or vERMoNT,( RE il remembered

Dis,ric, of Fairhaven, IS Dtha, a, a Probate
Cuur, holden a, Cas,eton within and for said dis.
,ttc, on the 7th day of April. A. d. isi3,
Present, A. Warner, Judge
An instrument in writing purporling TO bo the
last will and testament OF David Goodrich, late Of
Benson in said district, deceased, being presented
to said court by Erwin Goodrich, Of the eyecu-
tors therein named, for probate;
1t Is ordered by the court ,ha, notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, 10 appear at ses.
sion Of said court, TO be holden at the probate ofcs
in Cas,leton on the Sd day Of MAY next to contest
the probate Of said WILL 10y publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous 10 said time OF
hearing. In the Rutland Herald, newspaper print.
ed in Rutland,
| A true copy of record,
/ 1917 Attest, b. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11
Attention COMPANY.

WITHOUT he consent 10 wtiting OF MS parent Huh-
dian or master.
All minors belonging TO the corps who hs'e
not complied with tho above law, viii do so, and
hand In their writing the Captain at the nett meet.
ing of the corps that they may I'VE returned TO Cap.
tain DYER as regular members Of the Rutland CHI.
zens Corps.
by order Of the Captain
L. J. HUBBARD, Clerk
Rutland April 7, lsa1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

WINE Oh VIC oIII INV W NVTIT, N II IoFJs
Present, 4. Warner, Judge.
An INSTRUMENT in writing, purpoiung To he the
last will and testament Of lla nnah Slsson, late Of
Iiu5bardion in said district. deceased. being pro
scented 10 said court by Henry J. Horton, the eu
ecutot therein named for probate
It's ordered bt the court that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, TO appear al, se.-
sion OF said court Ia holden Al the probate Office in
Caseton, on the 81 DAY of MAY next 10 con,os, ihs
probate Of said viii, by publishing this order lhteo
weeks successfully previous TO said time OF heatn.
in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed in Ru,-
land. A true copy or tecotd,
1917 Attest, II. T, LANGDON, Register.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
iIAMgugc. August y


RemcrhS-Wc Sill continue 10 have rain
which will injnrc the Cotton crop materially in
this section unl.ss il ceases shortly Our river
is in good beating order. The arrivals Of Co,
ton for the past week have been light. cnnSid-
rrins the quantity yet t" arrive We hear Of
several planters that have commenced picking
Cotton and III Il few days wc shat! have some
OF the new staple ia. How the market will
open. is upcerrin: but il Liverpool accounts
continue TO camc favorable by lha, time. prices
viii advance above present rates. The New
York Cotton maric; Is active. aud prices have
an ul,w ard tendency.
coyon.--The sales nf ;!ic last six days have
been on limited scale. as there was bat ii;,!"
Offering. aud the warehouses are getting emp.
,y. Prices to-day. range u, about the same as
nn Wednesday, sly ! 70 Gi cents, and cent.
for extra brands
EIrhGnss and frc;sLts remain w::l'au, u!lcr.
aiion.-.IoGrnI!.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30

u By the arr, al o: the Steamer Great Yves
tern, at New York. one days later news have
been received from which we select the most
interesting items.
THE weather had improved. and the great
corn market at Wakefield was not acted upon
by the late heavy rains 10 The e1ten, that had
been nu,icirsiei. No serious injury had yet
been done TO hc crops. and ithe remainder ol
the month should exhibit fair portion o!
warmth aud sunshine, IN abundant crop was
anticipated.
Nothing in The way of news had transpir-
ed since the departure OF the f}ibernia. Seville.
Spain, con,iuucd TO be boinbarded Oh the 9th
ul,. showing great resolution, but suffering
crea, disas,ers.-Saragossa had sent in its az.
hesion to the Governmental .at Madrid. The Jun.
II of Burgos had arrested General Scaone. on
his passage through thu, place. badrid con-
,inued tranquil Gcner1l U'Donne had ar
rived n, Madrid. and was 10 he appointed Cap
tain General of the Island Of Cuba, rice Gene
al VALDEZ.
Nothing Of importance from Ireland. The
Lords of,he Treasury had issued minute.
which had been received nj Dublin. and Co
py forwarded 10 every person holding etce
under Government. threatening with imme-
6iate dismissal every Individual who connects
himself in any way, however remote, with the
agitation for the repeal f,he Union. The re-
pealer. will. of course. regard thisa mere
brainm fuimen, and laugh al j, accordingly,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30

Steamer Sunk.-Lires Lost.-On Mon
day morning, willis, the Tennessee Valley
was roandins on, from landin. OIL the
Big Eddy" she struck u snas about mid.
ships. Immediately hrukc in two aud sunk
in abou, four fathoms of water. The sud
dcnness of tho disaster and rapidly Of
with which sunk, prccIudcd The possibility
of saving much from lie wreck; many Of
the passengers lost their baggage. and
with difficulty succeeded in saving their
lives. The safe belonging 10 the boat bad
about 5000 in ii. all of which sunk with
the rem nau, Of The vessel il was in. lii
generally believed By the passengers tha,
several lost their lives. Four OF The deck
hands seized the yawl the moment the
boat struck ard rowed for shore. and il
was after much persuasion that they were
induced ID return To the assistance Of those
cIinsirs 10 the wreck.
ST. Louis Republican, oh inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30

Su,cide.-Our community was shock
ed intelligence received on Saturday last
that with The Rev. Matthew GambrcI. q
highly respectable citizen Of this District,
had committed suicide ay hanging him.
oef son.e time during the night previous.
II is known tha, Mr.. Gambrel had been
Iaboring under crens distress Of mind, FOR
some months past SO much sd lhar scri-
Gus fears were entertained that. perma-
nen, mental alienation would be the re-
suit.-and i; IS believed that he commit.
ted The fatal deed in temporary fit Of
insanity. lie had left home on Thursday
evening with part of his family. 10 nt-
tend the meeting Of the Saludn Baptist
Association, Of which he had been clerk
for severa! years past; and called at a
friends house on the way, where he spent
the night. and the next day friday
complaining Of being nnweil-he relired
to bed q, nigh, as usual: hut some time
before day. lef, the house and proceeded
to n swamp short distance of, where he
laid violen, hands upon his own life.
Mr.. Gambrell was an efficient elder in the
Baptist Ministry. and his zeal in the cause
of Religion, morality, virtue and Tempe.
rance, was 9th warmest and mos, un-
wnvcriTg description. lie was not only
Minister of the Gospel and highly rcs-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
huGrsr1, August >


EcmarkS.-rhc rcrrn, advices iinm Europr
arr no, altogether OF favorable nature. Though
undc aud E.ouey matters were comparatively
III good condition, set serious g, cins w"I"
anticipated on account Of tie derlngGment OF
affairs III the midland Counties Of England. and
in ireland The fac, is. iia, Grea, Britain *
in critical sii!uiion; aud unless The action Of
the governments is marked with prudence. ani
ut the sagi- time with energy. DISASTROUS diif
cul,ics will inevitably occur. Even III the
manufacturing districts great depression con.
.inues TO prevail; and should the grain crop
be not abundant. disturbances will take piacc
sooner ,iIan anticipated. In the late accounts
il is stated, that no commercial treaty had aS
sc, been concluded by the British commission
or in China with The Celestial Empire. This
delay, in the accomplishment; Of an object 80
much desired by the commercial class OF En-
gland. has produced 10 Gonbt that inactivity
represented 20 exist IN all branches OF trade. IL
will he seen under nur commercial head. tha!
the cotton market IN Liverpool 10 The la!cs!
dates was duh. and that The transactions were
generally in favor Of The buyers. though the sci.
lcrs were somewhat firm. which had the cliec l
OF maintaining prices without any material de-
cline. This condition oI the market Is owing
To- the large stock on hand. which may change
when advlccs reach England. that the crop OF
this country cannot approach that oi last year
The sales OF Cotton in Liverpool during ilic
wc k ending the 2is, u! July. amounted tn 36.-
800 bales and during the week ending the 18th
to 2S, 800 bales. The curren, pricss OIL the lsi
Of August. FOR Cp!anG. inferior Bed; niddln:
Id; fair l2d; good fair 4ld; good and choicc
JId New Orleans, inferior Tennessee Sid:
inferior 3d. riddIins !; Id fair iSd; good lair
SID good Gid: very choice I'D. Mobile. iue-
rior 3sd mdding al fair ;sd good f.ii sd:
good and prime Cd.
Cotton AS the advircs by the lliberna
y ere received on Tuesday evening. they had
not time 10 pr.'ducc any effect on our marke,
yesterday Itis true that # they were 10 have
any effect, they could ro, lead TO any large
operations, ms there are bu, very small parcels
offering. which now and then change hands for
the northern markets which. at this particular
time, have more influence on ours than that ot
Liverpool. Since Thursday, some transactions
have been effected. but IN small parcels. al pr'-
ces ranging from > to 81 cents. itlspTobable
that these prices could no, now be ohsa'ncd Tor
some small parcels vel held in first hands. un-
ii! we te n uf the effect Of the las, adviccs on
the New York market.
Exeha1rc-Norihern exchange continues AT
the samc rn;es. Central Bank notcs have ial-
len from 10 per cent. sincr last Thursday.
The rate is from 81 10 i04 per cent. discount.
Eight per cent. bonGs about 9O cents. we
have heard OF no sa!cs OF q per ccn'. honds.-
Cons,iiEtioadli.t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30

Camphine.-Thc Boston Courier says :
"We learn from gentleman who has
curiosity enough 10 take note of such oc-
currenccs, that forty ssren deaths have
been caused by me accidental explosion OF
the carphiue oil"
According to this o;a'cmcn, people nigh,
as well bu.a gun. .pnwdrr candles-or what
saw you to bunches OF Ch;pe.c crackers,
hung over the iea-tablc! Nearly all the
Improvements of the age, from Bank
down 10 Cro,un waller pipes. have this OBJ
jcclionabic tendency to blow up. Our
civilization is decidedly Of The Vnlcanian
Order. and line march OF mind is loo often
nj The expense of its own tabernacle, the
body. The general order ough. 10 be
..stand frun under :" whenever man au-
uounccs a great invention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
From ,ie ". o. PicGyunc
Argus. 8, 1913

Scria Annn.-t1aving So oheu had &C.
casion TO condemn. in The most indiguan,
phrase. the actions Of the President Of
Mexico, we make il rule To omit no Op-
porlunlly TO do him Justice wheu he per-
forms deed OF generosity or moral worth.
We have before Us al this momcnt do
cunent entirely i'll the hand writing o! The
President, beslo"ins free pardon to Asa
Hill, one OF the Tcxans made prisoners
at the ballle of Mirr. II was son OF this
Mr.. Hill, who distinguished himself SO
signal!y in lha: desperate fight. he was
d Iud Of but II al the time, but lie dealt
out death to the Mcxicans like veteran,
IL OF them himself; and it was with diff
Guilty that ha could be induced TO dcsisl
from firing, upon receiving orders To that
purpose from the commanding officer.
Ills gallantIS caught, the attention Of q
Mexican Colonel aud vas reported to
Gen. Ampudia. by whom the lad was al
once set al hbeuy. Under the protection
Of Ampudia he was taken TO Mexico, while
the father and auo,bcr son were conveyed
,hilher as prisoners Of war. The lad was
presented to Santa Anna, with statement
Of his exploits. and the President is now
educating him at his own expense, and
assures The father lha, he will look we'll
To hi, future interests. The pardon which
has been granted to Mr.. Hill alleges in
the body o; II, that II is in consideration Of
the advanced ago and numerous family Of
the prisoner that il was conceded. We
suspect admiration Of the young son rad
quite us much 10 do with II. Mr.. lii!
reached our city Yesterday, and was to
lcate lasl evening Tor his family in Texas.
he seems very well satisfied to leave his
boy under :he protection OF the President,
and confirms the opinion very generally
entertained thai all The Texan, now con-
fined in Mexico will be librralcd in Sep
tcmber next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30

A sample of the new crop, tsays the Char
lesion Couricr.) Upland Cotton, taken from
the plantation ef Thomas D. GARRISON. IN
Richland District, on the v lteree t;ver. has
been lcf, at our Office, which has been prononn
ccd BY Judges Of the article 10 be well ,na'urcd,
and of good staple. Weare informed that the
crops in this section of country are ior!nish,
or three weeks behind those Of the previous
season.
The Augusta Chronile oi:he a5;h inst, says
the frs, bale Of new cotton brous TO our mar.
kei this season was received yesterday a, the
warehouse of J. Alexander, from the plantation
Of Augustus Lamkin. OF Columbia county, and
sold a, 8 cenis. The color of the cotton is
bright, the staple good, and the quality about
..fair."
The bale of new cotton. received few days
since by Dir. E. Henderson Of this city was
nold yesterday to A. Lnii,e. Esq Of Charleston,
q. cents per lb.-the quality was abou,"fair.'
Two bales were received BY the Rail Road
las. evening. oae from the plantation OF John
Sapp, of Burke county. consigned 10 s. Good
all. the .o,her from Wilkinson county TO j. w.
Rabun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
lCIRCULAR.l
TO Planters &'sWerchGuSSs

III BEG leave To inform you, that continue
Il the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS nj NV old stand. known As The
WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE. Detecl,.
cd il is from other buildings, its location rem
1els i; nca!ly as secure from FIRE. rs il i, was
Gre.prooG The floors have been elevated above
the high water uark OF the great freshe, Of
May, ioi0.
Planters will ihus be secured from the posi-.
bii,y oi!oss and damage by lreshc,s.
avail myself Of The present OCCASION, 10 re.
turn my thanks TO nv friends and patrons. for
their liberal support during the past snnson. |
solicit from them and the public generally.
con,iRuance of,his confidence. aud assure them
TINT in return for their patronage, will use my
beat pcrsonai efforts to promote and project
their interests. committed to my charge. In
addition 10 this assurance. pledge myselfthat
will IN no case purchase baie Of cotton. di>
rectly or indirectly. | Twill attend rarsoualIy 10
the sale and forwarding Of cotton to Savannah
or Charleston; also 10 the sale of Bacon Flour.
&c. &c, aud To tho receiving and forwarding
OF goods 10 the up-country. Having fine
wharf attached TO my Warehouse no wharfage
will be charged on cotton 10 my caie, either
for sale or TO be forwarded 10 Savannah or
Charlesion
Ny commissions for selling cotton, will be
25 cents per bale, and l2i cents for fDrw ard.
ing. Twill also attend to the buying Of suods
per order.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg August 9. lsi3
Angus, GIN %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
rtom Me Meeon [ (Aia.l ! Ba INC, j.

Mr. Editor II have in my possession
diamond ofihe first order. the largest
perhaps in the world. or al least Iha, ever
has been discovered. II was picked up
in The streets OF this village, aud measures
one inch nad a quarter in length. and Two
inches in circumference. wei Ching one
ounce; thu; ii is jewc. more valuable
than rubies," no one who is judge will
pretend for moment 10 doubt; and If any
Of your renders feel incredulous rs 10 The
truth Of this statement, they can have
their unbeiief removed by calling on me
at this place. where they can see with
their eyes. and feel with their fingers, The
thing itself. 10 submitting This statement
10 The public, 60 not wish TO be under
stood as boasIinS of being the owner Of the
largest Diamond in the world. but merely
20 lei our people know that We live 10
country possessed Of "precious stones as
well as those across the biz waters.
Respectfully,
HAZEN PRESTON.
Angus, 3, 1913
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
EoT iLe idrryt,scr.

Mn EnrroR.-The Annual meeting Of the
Edcefield Baptis, Association. will take place
OH Saturday before the Second Lords Day in
Sep,ember next. nj Salem Church, three miles
from Hniet's Ferry. OIL Big Saluda, near the
road leading from thence to Aiken.
The Delegates and visiting brethren to the
Association, are ailectionaielv invited to repair
Immediately TO the place. as every preparation
wiI! he made to receive them on the ground.
on the Friday evening previous.
,,inis,crins brethren arc invited to make
,l,n;, afrrraemeni> to attend with view Of
prutrnciing III: m a:.rr
Published by o:,.r 20, "hrrch.
tllIE ,sfFf;'r &C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
The Romn,er Manure Method,


EA HIGH teaches how 10 make vegetable
w manure wi:hou, the aid Of live stock,
IN from ID 10 30 days. by acourse Of humid fer
mcntaison sci into action at : cos. from 50cis.
or 81.
And also 10 make Compos, in fe,o days
And hoSv 10 rlalc riel, fcr;lizins liquid called
"purln," having the strength without the acrii
qualities OF urine.
With the vie" Of graduating the cost, 10 l,c
quantity Of land upon which il may be desired
10 use the mciicd. the following scale of prices,
has been adopted, viz:
For Gardens Of any eyicn, So 90
Farms up TO 100 acrcss 10 90
Farms from 100 20 200 acres Is 90
do from 200to 300 do Is on
do fraIa 800 TO 100 do 90 90
do over 400 acres in.any orc farm % on
BY tho remittance Of the'sun, here specified.
n copy Of 'hc method will be sent BY mail or IL,
any mode proposed By the purchaser.
al! letters Of inquiry must be pos, paid.
ALBEIT IL CO. Baltimore.
Propri"rors oIIhe Palen, right for the Sort,i
cru and Western States
o. The publishers ofaIy newspapers who
is!ucwing agricultural pursuits. by giving our
advertisement inser,Ion 10 the amount OF si.,.
gle method of any extent which he may want,
and sending TO us copy Of each number COLI
,anins it. shall have FOR his own exclusive use
= copy Of the inctiiod remittcd 10 him by mail
or otherwise as lac may order. A. 4 Co.
Angus, %, l2i3 G 30
" The patrons of the American Farmer
and others will have theis orders for rights nnd
directions for using the above process, supplied
By enclosing the Cash. pos, paid, 10
$. SANDS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30

Tze Influenza Tho influenza, or as some
will have il, LA Grippe" has made lis ap.
pearance among US OF last. For soWeii,ne j.
hns been wending its course towards this part
Of the country. We hear Of no deaths by il.
and understand it is very easiiyscured. One
fhing however. We are afraid Of, that it is the
sorernnner Of some fatal epidemic, and there
fore hope that our citizens will have The ei'y in
order to meet il. In 1880, II re.nppeared in
81. PelevSburgh, and was followed by the cho-
lera. In 1888 il succeeded tina, fearful disease
lbs progress is like tho progress of mos, epide.
mics. from east to west, and ~ preceded by
great atmospheric changes --Ham6arg Jour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-30
FER Grea, Teaera. a, Nan Eorl.

i.NEEPOOi' Au"HSt -
The COTTON tradc ha+ to-day tnIcrahle sica-
dy appearance, but the market does not dis
p!iy any animation. and the supply "f AmcrI.
can 'orts continues abundant. Tne Gunla,lnr.s
Of yesterday remain un!islurbcd. and the sales
will aIrUIu, 10 ) 100 bales.