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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
STATE n.Iic, of Of r VERMONT remembered

5 FATE OF VERMONT,( Den remembered
Dslrc, of Fartaven IS. { ID tina, at Pro-
bate Court holden at Castleon, within and for said
District, on the ED day of May, 4. D. 1913
Present A. Warner, Judge
VIM Sanliord, ADM 1is,raior Of The estate of Da
vd Sanford, late of Casteton in said district, de-
and distribution ofthe real estate, among the heirs
OF said osiate
It's ordered by the court that the hearing and de-
Gliding said petition be AT session Of said court
10 be holden on the 9Th day of July next the Pro-
bate Office in said Casteon, and that notice there
Of be given 10 all persons interested, by publca-
ton of this order three weeks successfully previous
to said hearing, in the Rutland Herald, news
paper printed al Rutland.
4 true copy OF record,
22.24 Arrest, B. L. LANGDON, Register.
NE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
W Probate Court for the district OF Rutland conf
mlssioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate of
Ormond Dofy, late Of IVqltinpford,
In said district, deceased, represented nsove and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offse,
! thereto, and six months from tho Is, day Of May
inst, being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose We do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend 10 the business of our said appointment al
the dwelling house of widow wary Do,y in Wal
lineford the oath days of June and October mex,
from O'Clock until O'Clock, p m on each of sale
days.
HARVEY SHAW, JoHs A. VAL, Com.
Walllneiord, May 10, 1913. 1924
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-08
Observation-Disclosures.

Rutland, Dec. 81, 1912.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
NafnEark IenfsIature.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb O.
In senate, resolution offered by Mr.. Strong
calling upon the New-York and Enc Railroad
Company for information as te the stock pledged,
&C., was adopted. After debate Oh some private
bills, the Senate went into Executive session and
soon adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, number of reports upon matters
of slight general interest were made, and MIR,
HATHAWAY called up resolution for printing an
extra number of the Committees report on the
claim OF CTS Eddy. The question was important
he said, as it concerned the doctrine relative to
the allowance of interest on the unpaid debts of
the State 1t was referred to the Printing Germ
mittee. After some farther business HE House
ad iourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
f,e,ter from Mr.. Miller.

We have been requested to publish the following
letter from Mr. MILLER, whose opinions concern
ing the speedy "a; steal destruction of the Earth
are row promulgated with SO much zeal and so
widely believed in different portions Of the country.
As its statements relate to alleged rRisrepresen,a.
lions in the newspaper press. we readily give them
an Insertion
Dear gro.her Hines
At the feques, OF ubnsfous friends herein transmit TO
them through yoh, BRET statement Of facts relative 10 he
many stories with which The public are humbugged by the
pulpit press and barroom declanatons, concerning The
principles advocate, and the aianagenetSt my worldly
concerns.
My principles, In Brief are, that Jesus Christ will come
again 10 til: purify and take POSSESSION OF
isi3 and March 2 iS4t have never for the space OF
than year,, had any other tme preached
or published by have never fixed on any month"; DAY
take in reckoning summing up, or nscacnairon h,.e
made provisions for any other lime. AN perfectly at!s
fed tina, the BisLE TRUE and !, The Wosn q eopi and
am coniiden rely wholly that bessed Book for my
faith in This mol PROPHETS am not sent 10
prophecy but to read believe and publish what God ha,
prophecies OF the Old and New Tes,aien,S. These have
been, and my principles and hope shall never
be ashamed OF them.
years past have wife AID eight children have great
believe they all the children of God and be.
levers in The same doctrine With myself own sma
farm in Low Hampton, N. Y. bly, family support them
selves upon it, and believe they esteemed frugal.
temperate and industrious They hospitality without
and never turn pilgrim from the house nor inc
lent and kind to all men who need theiF sympathy or aid
have cnres manage except my Own individual wants
any thing" have expended than loco dol
lars of my property in twelve years. besides what God has
given me through the dear friends in this
Yours respectfully, VIM M1hhth-
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4. lSJ3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
Nationul Esetrcnchrnent.

Our advices from Washington lead us to hope
that some comprehensive and eaectual measure of
Retrenohment will yet be adopted before the adj
journment Of Congress. We have no room for
details this morsing.
MIR. Meriwether's amendment to the Navy bill
(reducing the pay of Officers 90 per cent, J failed
in the House by a close vote Of SO to IS; bu, TWO
amendments were afterward offered by Mr. Stanly
and carried which, we believe, effect an equal re-
crenchment in the Naval Service, ifno in the same
way. There ought to be great Retrenchment
effected and we begin to hope again that there
soiA be.
proposition by Mr.. Burnel of Mass. that
MidshiPmen be selected from the Apprentices in
the Navy when these shall be certified BY their
teachers aad commanders to be competent was re-
jeo.ed on Wednesday. We presume this rejection
was based on the appropriateness of such
clause in an Appropriation bill. Ifit were reject.
ed on Other grounds, we hardly see how any one
who ~oted in the majority can ever after claim to
be eoasidereaa Republican,
or The TRRUNE of yesterday contained correction If
,oas errors IN former report Of Mr. Emefsons lectures
The undersigned would respectfully ask il the following as
PEOPLE oil New Engaud There is buli,te OF living faith
shd strosg religious feeling in New Ergiantn repiy
friend s ' sA"'t{S MS
W we are distrustfu Of our ability to Judge of
inc matter submitted to US by W. but we know
'na' Tue sentence quoted above does no, by itself
give just idea of Mr.. Emerson's neaniog VIVA,
ne was urging was substantially this, tina, tb, Vi.
'aty' once SO eminen,ly characteristic Of the Rail,
son Of New England has departed or is denar,i rim
from the old Jorms and seeking it. NANTES IN ,;on
through ns'e We hope W. will hear TN,
tare this evening, and then he can Judo, of 80
,imeats more intelligen,ly. RI ,sA
FEJ J.sW. B. writes us in regard - ~.
of William Torrey against the City for d;ys;,. :
well that he claims to have done more work ,5,s
he was repaired to dc BY his contract, and 10 bnv.
been authorized 10 do so by The Street Commi..
sioner. Very good then let him sue the S,,ee,
Commissioner. The City disayows any such bar.
gain, and the remedy against ,he officer is perfect
Our face is SET against the principle of Extra Al
lowanees for hard bargains, as the most convenient
and grossly abused opening for public robbery.
E Commodore HulL is daagerouslyill at Phi
lsdelphia. His recovery is scarcely expected,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
The Csty Appointments Is.

The leng agony is over-the big prizes a1e
drawn-the long bills at Congress Hall and ali
about Albany will grow no longer though it is
feared that some time will elapse before they all
come to their end. Gov. Bouck has dispensed
ahe loaves and fishes to the first table, and the
hungry swarm may now betake themselves to
other amusements than oifice-hunting, with wha,
appetite they may or join in the minor scramble
for the picking Of the bones. The play is out.
We rather like the New Appointments, taken
<by and large. We like especially the way the
Loco Focos proper have caught it. They laid
themselves out to be taken in, and they have go,
what they 6shed for. They always knew Bouck
and Dickinson were just as good Loco Focos as C..
w. Lawrence, Geo. D. Strong and the Safety
Fund Monopolists Of the specializing era. They
knew-the leaders Of them did--that they were
cheating their fellowers-sclling their principles
and convictions for chance at the Offices. They
have got just what they deserved,-as also have
she Erie Railroad Bouckiles and Loco Eco Canal
Contractors. They knew that all their vague
promises of aid to the Public Works from Beuck
were mere wind--,hat nobody but our patriotic
holders of State Stocks and the Othce-H elders in
expectancy had any thing to hope from the as.
oendancy of Loco-F ocoism. Who will not rejoice
at their loss of the mess of potuge for which they
barsered their birth-right7
NO, we are not quite satisfied We had heard
so confidently that our typographical friend JAMES
CONNER was to be Potash Inspector that the coun
terblas. gives US feeling of personal disappoint.
ment Mr.. c. has worked longer, more devotedly,
and more effectively for the party than almost
any other man in the City. He has suffered in
the cause, Rejecting and iDjuring his business to
serve it. He ought to be served So for he had
the means of knowing better than to act thus; but
from his party he deserves better reauisal. We
have inquired who it is that has triumphed over
him, (of whom we had lived till yesterday ir
blessed ignorance and heard that he is brother
in-law Of Senator Varian. 1t goes pretty much al
that way nowadays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

W i'll be in mind that advertisements Id
"a Cor mondays paper must be sent in by 10 O'CLOCK
,h evening, as our publication Office is not open On sun
ays The rates for advertising, 10 view OF tue ese'su
irepla,ion OF this paper. very reasonable, anu " al
,ases are payable III advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

u We have tried for two days TO give the ar'ice Oh
n =, C,n;,a Punishment in the inside OF gu, paper,
ODD Lave TIM, had il crowded altogether We have al
last concluded to pni first pagewhere will also
b. found the Naval Court Martial OF yesterday, and a
...l. Of ihe Pn.f Lowell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

SANDS SARsPARiLLA-TLe amount of suffering relieved
by this Invaluable preparation Is without parallel IN The
history o. medicine. Thousands have been restored 10
health by lis healing and regeneraupg efficacy, who were
considered pas, tbe reach as various
certificates heretofore published a1ndantiy prove ba,
the entire appreciation Of many practitioners this
and oser cit rs AID rapid gown ESTIMATION OF
The public las paced beyonu the derac,on or
the efforts OF cUnpet!on Diseases blch from E,pu
rly OF the blood yation oil the ytner ally suc
Scfciuts or Kings Eyli Rheumatism Guut
salt RhepD anu oec cutaaeuus Fever Sores,
terHa Aucesse Fistulas, CroDic Caarr OF
Throat and Nos,rs Painful affections OF the Bones ChYo
hic Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Female Drrangemenls
General Debility aad Prostrai!0a System axe ali re
moved by is For particulars advertisements
a.d other city papers.
Prepared sold wholesale and retail by A. g. Sands
l. Co Druggists ana Chemists, NO. rs Broadway corner
ChlmDerssireet, New.Yo,k Also sold by a. B. & D.
SANDS, Druggists, Nos 79 and leo Fnitou-suee; David
Sands Co., n East broadsay. Price 81 per bottle.
IMPORTANT FAc1s.-The City Inspectors Annual
Report that Ia lZ42 The number of IRON Con
sumption 1888. On, how strong argument tor all
who have coughs, colds consumption, Nc, who not
known OF DR.. Ia yloI's Basam OF Lye.wor from
57o Bowery resort 10 is remedial powers and
al ether 1885, else, greater
Philadelphia enoyswhcn exempt Than iios.
tom fatal disease; AMI confidently ash din
mol, these acts speak volumes TOR the general use of the
genuine Dasam of Livefwcrt New-fotk.- Then ;ysy
viii The complaining delay moment, wlen one bottle NAV
cure See that The new label The bo,le and buy only
above, OF q. LEEDS wholesale druggist and agent
lz7 aiaden lane G. r. Jacobs and T. g. Hit ayentn De-
troit; Mrs Hays, lag Fulsn-sueet Brcoklyn.
: u Godeys Lady's Book and Grahana,s Magazine for
February. are received and 6nr sale AZ th;s os;ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

p The Speeches Of Hon. GEO. w. SUMMERS
os Va. and JOIN QUlscY ADAMS of Mass. On the
occasiou Of the Presentation of the Sword Of Wash
ine,on and the Staff of franklin to the Nation will
be found on our Las: Page. Their eloqucnce and
servor of genuine Patriotism would redeem the
character even Of bad Congress, and must kindle
a like generous fame in the breasts Of the whole
Country. They should be read to all who are TN
able to read for ,hemseives--a favor which none
others can need.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

10 We give place to well written communi
cation in favor Of Capital Punishment being in re-
ply to our remarks of Monday. We do not see
that it makes it necessary that we add any thing
to our former statement. The reader will please
compare what we advanced with what is here op-
posed to it, and, if he consider positions over
thrown, very well. But he must not conclude, be-
cause we expressly confined our remarks, for rea,
sons stated to single branch of the subject that
we offered the whole argument against Capital
Punishment, or the half oft. We proposed only
to consider Mr. Cheever's review of our Statistics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

NEW boohs RECEIVED esteday ada Tor sale al The Tr
bsre office:
Csoleys American in Egypt Engravings No. Is cts
The 600. OIL the Navy, kngravsgs, No 1.......... Is
DAnbignes History Of the Reformation, wis bd.i 90
Life OF Wellington ....,.......,.......,,,.,, IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

u Godey's Lady's Book and Grahau's Magazine, for
February. are received and fcr sale at this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

5000, GOO 900 Government Sfock, &c. esc.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
wAsaIscros, Thursday, Feb 9.
In SENATE, to-day, Mr.. BARROW. from tne
Committee on Commerce, reported a bill TO pro,
vide for the improvement of the Mississippi aaa
its tributaries;
4 communication vzas received from the lfsa'
sury Department transmitting information iI0h
the different custom hoases in relation to the " a.s'
housing SYSTEM.
Mr.. BEhroa's resolution calling on tho Pfes-
dent for the correspondence of Gen. Cass IN Zee.
lion to the Quintuple Treaty., and some otner le''1
lutions of inquiry were adopted &
The bill to establish agencies in the oHteo :.
Kentucky and Missouri, for the inspection apc r.,
chase of watet-roued hemp, was adyocaea
Messrs. BAYARD, CEITTESDEH, MORLHgAp, n os,
and BucHAsas, and opposed by Messrs Mep .ad
YIE, KING, WOODBURY., BAGBY and SEyiEEi eus
after the adoption of an amendment OF Mf. pAo
BY, providing that the domestic hemp shaii nos
purchased al higher price than the foreign caA
obtained for, was passed: Yeas 81, Nays ~. :,
The Pension bill from the House, and tne W. :
prevent the employment of private expresses 'sse
mail routes, were passed.
A variety of private business was disPosea ~
and the Senate adjourned. liz.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. RsYSoLDs, from 'ne ss ~.
committee on the subject, reported bill auli..
ing the adoption of measures for the occupants .as.
settlement Of Oregon Territory; referred u ~
! mittee Of the whole on the Unicn. ...ss.
The Senate bill on The same subject was .s "a
quently received and referred TO the eomms''' sT
tereign affairs. Tho
Mr. AycR1Ge, from the selecs committee On n
coast survey, made report OF his own sis"'
The subject. ~ ,hs
The point of order against the reception o I'd
| report of an individual neRher was nssas ,be
gave rise TO discussion OF some length .s;. e.
course of an opposition TO the reception o. a ),
port, and of the abuses which had grown u y
lowing minority reports, MIR. WIZ. =. Jo ~. l.
fered to the recent adverse report Oh ~. M.sus
J Ingersoll from the Committee OF ways aN0 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

" \ bill to abolish the Punishment of Death
vas passed in the Michigan House of Represents.
.es on the '5ist us- BY vote of 35 to Is. i,bsa
9esA previously debated wiki spiri, and interest
ana a Clause making the imprisonment, which was
70 De tue substituted punishment, solitary nd g.
life, was st,icken out. '0''4' E'''a 'or
IS DosR is in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

?!e tieotiug OF Guadropeos; the other OF Anatomy
and Physiology. They are appropriately illus
trated BY numerous correct engtavings.
MsEMosEcs following paras graph concern
ing the moss re,sr!ssSS.s exhibitions of memory by
Professor GoURAuD. now in this city, is from the
Commercial Advertiser of Thursday. Prof. g.,
who avows that this is owing, not to any extraor-
binary power Of his own, but to the practice of a
system of Mnrnonics which may be learned by all,
will give further examples OF its extent this even
ing at the American Institute.
The system Of artificial memory, invented by
Mr. Gouraud, and partially exhibited by him in its
results at the close of his evening lectures on the
Planetarium, is not only exceedingly curious, bur
rich in promise Of most 7alIaoie consequences il,
as Mr.. Gouraud alleges, he can teach Others how
TO acquire the same extraordinary power that he
possesses of charging the memory with unlimited
details of facts, dates calculations, names, f.rmu-
lac, &c. His own exploits in this line are per
fectly astonishing matter. of the mos. complex and
heterogeneous character he pours forth with sur
prisipg facility and accuracy; and it really does
seem that his system is adequate to the retention
of any thing and every thing which it MAJ be de.
sirable to remember. He proposes soon to gi~s a
course of lectures specifically on this subject, in
which the plan will be fully developed; and he
pledges himself that any person, of ordinary nelli-
gence, shall be enabled speedily to accomplish
wonders OF recollection greater even than any of
those he has yet exhibited. As ties, of his me.
thod's unfaing power, he says that he will distri-
butte among his audience fifty slips of paper, on
which shall be written, by fifty different persons,
whatever they choose to put down-scraps of me-
tire, rows of figures, uncouth names, dates of
events, &c.-and that, after only twice reading,
he will repeat all these fifty things, backward or
forward, without single error or emission This
seems hard to believe; but we do not how know
to disbelieveit after seeing what Mr. Goureud has
done and does nightly before his audience.
New Books received yesterday ada for sale al The Tri
bare Office:
e. II. r.zu..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

In this town, on Friday last, aIler long III
nsss, Miss Eliza Sloeun, daughlsr ol lha lat,
Mr. Peter Slocuui, OF this town, aged II wears
In this t"wn. yesterday, OF CONSUMPTION
George Champlin Mason, Esq. aged ~ aars -
Cashier Of the Rhode-isiand Union Bank
lie was highly respected and esteemed by al
who knew him.
Ga the Island of Patience, on Saturday last
Charles Walden, son Of Mr. Charles Clifford
Of this place, aged 3 mos.
la Warren, on Wednesday last, Mrs. Poll,
Eddy, widow Of Mr.. Edward Eddy, aged "a
ln Darlington, 9Th inst. suddenly, Mrs
Elizabeth Humphrey, widow Of John Hum.
phrey, Esq aged S2 S2years.-l4lh, Hon. JOSEPH
Rawson, aged abon, 75 years.
la Providence, an Sunday last, Mrs. Susan.
nah, wife of the late George Bradford, IN the
S5ih year of her age.-On Monday, Mrs. Bet.
ssy Carpenter, in the 77ih year al her age.
ln Phonix Village, Warwick, 18Th insi
Mrs Dorcas Claiming, widow oi The lalo Ed
ward Claiming, formerly Of Newport, aged "a
years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

AT bemarara, 9Th ult. Schr Cora, Reed, fu
this port, unc.
scLr Triumph, Williams, hence, is frozo'
in at Haddam, Cogp.
| At st. Thonns, ,222d ut. Brig Ociava, Saith
fin Demarara, for Franklin, La., few days.
Spoken, Nov 25th, lat %, Ion 20 10, Schl
Export, Munro, 5 days fin 81. Augustine io'
Koy West.
At Vermlion Bay, 25th ult Brg WoIcott
Gardner, fin Mobile.
AT Key West, Sd inst. Sloop Herald, Bur
dick, henco 10 da, ;, for MubiIn soon.
Arr at New York, 10Th, Ship Louis Phillip
Castonf, from Hare.
Arr at Charleston, 18th, brig Orray Taft
I.o,ctt, hence.
Arr at Rio Janoiro, lth aud remained l5th
Schr SARAH ANN, Smiley, Of this port
with skins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

BUFFALO, Dec. z, 0A. M.--The steamers
having all hauled oG-the most natural inter.
rogatory would be what are facilities TO get
from the termination Of the great chain oi
rail road at Buffalo Westward? II can be
answered in few words. Neil, Moore g.
Co., have now an unbroken chain of post
coaches running from this city to Chicago,
III. by which the mail is transported. and Tor
tho conveyance Of travellers. 1t. departs
Westward every morning at this hour
Fare to Cleveland, 200 mIles, So, TO Detroit
SIS; time generally four days To Detroit,
with average Tor intermediate places. $500
bbls. Black Rock Flour has been bought on
speculation at So IS, deliverable any time
during the winter; small city lots are going
of al a shilling advance.
[Corr Pomeroy & Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

S. S. Foster. notorious as an anti slavery
lecturer, disturbed Friends meeting in
Ph'!adelph'a, last Sunday, by attempting To
reply To one o' The speakers. lie was taken
before The Mayor. aud required to give bonds
~ The sum of $3.50 tor his peacebble behavior
lie refused to give the security. and demand
ird 10 be sent to prison. A friend insisted
however,upon entering the required security.
Foster disturbed another Friends meeting
the preceding Sunday. and was arrested, bal
subsequently discharged. the Friends having
declIued 10 PROCEED against him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
;;A ASHIP NEWS, R.
Port OF NEW POR T .
AR RIVED.

THURSDAY, Dec. a.
Schr Imperial, Reed, from N. Bedford 70
N. York; Amazog, K"lly, Prov. for Dennis.
Schr Superb, Cozzons, I'm Philadelphia VII
n. York, with Coal.
FRIDAY, Dec. l5
Brig Poland, Smith, fn Savannah lot inst
for Pro, ldence.
SATURDAY, Dec. l6
Schrs Nicholas Biddle, Walhau, fm Nan
tucket for Milford, Del Chief, Smith, Provi
dunce }. a. L. W. Erickson, Smith, Somer
se, and Republican, Sharpe, Fast Greenwi ich
all for Philadelphia Cambridge, Mason, Bos
ton Dread, Johnson, Easlport.
sloop Stranger, Wilson, from Warren 70
Holmes lole.
SUNDAY, PFC. u.
Brig E,ry, Dr.) Knowton, I'm Providenc,
for Purrsboro', n. >.
schr PIoughboy, Pierce, fn Prov. for Pros
Pect.
MONDAY. Dec ls.
Schrs Mechanic. Fuller, fin I. River fo
Norfolk WIN. II. Turner, Rogers, Dightor
for Nantucket Cabinet, Gibbs, +. River io
Sandwich Corvo, Crocket, and Richmond
Packard, Thopaoton.
CLEARER.
l5,h-Schr Rochambeau, Griffith, +. River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

| Bridge .Acyoss the Ohio.-Memorials are in
circulation al 81. Louis and other places IN
'he West, asking Congress to provide for the
construction Of wire suspension bridge
across The Oh'o at the junction oI the Ma
fional Road with said river. The estimated
expense is $l30,00O. According TO the plan
desIgnnt"d, there is TO be a space of ihy
feet between The bridge and The tops of the
highest steamboat pipes. at an ordinary stage
OF wafer, rendering il free from any obec
non on the ground OF obstruction to naviga-
tion. II is difficult to conceive of any pub
lIc work which the General Governmen nj
could be more reasonably called upon 10 un-
derlake than thls--orming link as il will,
III a grent land highway, and CRUISING great
river highway whirh is itself n dividing line
between two States, belonging 10 neither ;
w'th the additional recommendalion of its
being absolutely necessary To secure in the
winter season regularity in the ansn,isson
of the mail -.Nat. Mtehigencer.