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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16

as It's contributors, some OF Tue
mos, distinguished writers oil Great Bf'taln
this highly talented work has ever malnr
talGed u proud position ITS, contemporaries
while from the dawn Of Its commencement
i, has been copstanly increasing ~ the
popular estlmslton down 20 the presed'
Tune. In conhrmMlon OF our assertion,
IL is only necessary to refer TO lhose
thrilling Incidents, OF flood ard leld, uh,
der the titles, OF "Charles O Mdicy" aud
"Rarry Lorrequer," both OF which origin,
ally graced the pages OF this periodical
the most popular with the exception oil
Boz's works, perhaps ofall that have ever
issued from the periodical press. Spark
!in with humor, and loeming, as these ad :
mirable sketches do, with incidents OF
such intense and glowing interest IN Their
perusal we positively become ourselves
participators IN the scenes narrated. II
would be needless, however, Tor us 10
speak of the merits OF an author win
whom the public universally are so favor
vorably acquainted, we're II not Tor the an
nonncemen, Of a new work from the pen
'r,ho s,no d.l;gh,lnl writer. DIR. LAYER
,rb;rb Is n o,neqr in his Magazine, and
which will be commenced immediate after
the completion of the series, of "Charle'
| a., Wa,Jevn now in course of publica.
inn
Another. and a scarcely less favoEitt
,,,,a. ,So Iqoend.loylur Lover, who's,
admirable productions, have So desrvedly
earned for hlm an uudying reputation
,an,',oI.o he named as among, the contl
hn,ors 10 this popular periodical; to whom
/ ,sa nav iort5er add the name of VII
/ rr,, C.n,rrov, a maa OF singular aDiIr
h'NN a,.,,r a,.d one who - a.s1redIy des
i. ,,oaI r. nike rank among he gifted me
: 49, 49,. ao.,n,ry has produred nroduced. 4
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NEW YORK MlRKON.

NEW EONh MlDEOG.
ESVERY number embeIlshed with
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IN r.eel-- Edited by GEORGE =. MoR-
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TREST SALE

TOY virtue OF a deed Of trust, opetAt''"
sEgby W. {, STOKES, Iot CERTAIN i'f"i
herein specified. and which l' on Iy'o'' /. Y
Probate Clerks office, OF tbs coonE' D .'''
I, pagos lS3anJ loI;l shall ftoc'eI ps', y,
le l0th day of July, Isi3, al pubic '''.'' +
me residence Of William g. Stoh'' 'I' N'"a
jlg described properly, oHl''--,,V ','~,
mar of section 8; and thrfr'I0l''', ~
,aIC Of tbe northeast qnahcE; also lie s q
- he sopwest quarter, and 0e'l NaI o. ~
east quarter of said ''c''oQ' s,u ' Nv. M.
tbe southwest quarter lheFo'i ''O w ,, n.y.
cCthe west hall Of the southeast guar" y
the whole being in township w. 'aI:s ,. ~
containing iuaIl SIX bupdJco aC''s ''.% Iy XIV
and also the following negroes '," l.u, /
sonaliuy, vlz--Joh', negro ''''p ~ ~ N grt
Pleasant aged about %, JlM a W s,@.
s, Daphin a woman aged aOoo, " a5ct
man aged about 50, Fanny Too''..ggM4t,
d0. Felhcea, woman aged aO0'a ,Dmk \
woman aged about 40; Judy M sOa
Chloe, aged about 10, and 'gs No tors
- Years of age. AlsQ top' n. q. ~ ,s,s, VI
four yoke OF oxeh 4O heaa - % 4, ingsnss's
wagons, and harueg', and al , ,9'n''icn
hn,bandly now on SAID Pla"'a = ,orersl q
sale, ca,r. Such tue only '
vested il he as trustee p,sElN, TDss
January 9, lS43. -
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
AMERICAN EDITION

DULIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
The increased attention paid to the
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ture, may be regared as one among the
prominent characteristics, OF the present
age. An entirely new class Of writer's,
including some Of the finest intelects the
country has produced, have, in some in
s,ances, done honor to It's pages, and thus
a corresponding elevation has been given
to the stand OF the popular taste.
Among the distinguish periodicals. of
the day, none may be said TO take high
err range in the fields of elegant Literature
than the "Dubiia University Magazine"
Characterised, as its pages have ever been
by delightful racness, Of rich Irish hui
NOR, and deep and powerful pathos, and
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ol,he Union. The most distant suoscr''
hers will therefore receive II on that DAY
"a we,l "a those who reside in Philadelphia
The proprietor being more DESTROYS &c. OF
Of presenring the BEST and MOST nEAurl
mn than the cheapest work IN the coun'
,ry and anxious, 10 bring 1t in reach oil an
offers ,he following as the lowest terms nj
which ii may be afforded: Three Dollars
in advance for single copy, or two co.
Iples yearly, Tor Five Dollars, five copies
| for Ten Dollars: eight for fifteen Dollars
Itclubs furnished as usoal,) invariably Ia
advance. Postage on all letters to be
paid. c,,u,r
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December, 1872.
CLIMAX OF
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
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The LADIES WRF,T% s,'''

Is the title of a new w,,i, Ia III
n Philadelphia q, nv ppo s.'
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az'ne OF superior lilerar, merit NM ~
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week. "'''' wy
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knowledsed IaIent, have been secur.5 ' =.
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! pains or expense IN reudenng dp ~
! evefyway woIlhylhe patronage ol,b.m
Y lie : VI WV4
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sale i'm aSankrOp'''',''
M WILL sell at the VOu''
in Lexington, on tbe :. ,,,.

M WILL sell al llle W.
in Lexington, on the ,,,,
94tI day Of July n a.,,,. 4
the following described Es ID, t'I been erD dedl
Bankrupt, to wit h.;, Lot ne ep rcssi'iien''i
of Lexington, being NV
Sims, Title good. .r A.sicne
June "a, lS43. - 2
ALSO, i. "A
At the same time and p b vest II hi
south east quarter 2 ana ,aovwnrsJhlipl.I
west quarter section o. o. 'T lanes " \
3 e east; surrendered By a1,,,n T,r
as part part of his effects IN D'llN'''
tie good. 9 HINT, Assgn,,.
+ ? In BankHlF /
rrno %. 1913.
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CLURING AND PRguIry,

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OF 'ae convenience Of ne.gnbosn
to facilitate remillnuces, We WI >.
when RENTED post PAID
Seven copies Of the Wreath. one ,,,,
-Four copies n the wrea,h,and Tn, /, |
'a' 'iasaAF'ne' sol
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len copies Of the Wreath, aud am Tina
Dollar Magazine. d8a
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Novels dIbJ6
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Boz WqA,, dlgw
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II marked with mS, Iomr paOAsacrs hal
receive the wor me !esr
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and calling, Allegation e1ltmdl s0alI IT,"
celye IN adduoo, he OwrIcrub 'o'oaie
of the "KnickelOucker' coma soo0s
January, 1872.
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tor tue convenience Of ne.nyon i.
to facilitate remijlauces, We vi, o.
when RENTED post PAID ~ ~
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June "a, ls43.
N0TICE.

w WILL on tic FIRST .l Monu o B,
NEXT %lhI present ny ,, asso c.,o5a,ny,J
s ) for final setils ,Re 'e,sstploof'
as Administrator on w u
Land, deceased, Johnson y
April 4,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
GEO. ROBERTS.

Proprietor Of the Boston Notion.
This cheap reprint of BenIIey's MIS-.
ceIany, we shall probably follow with reg
ular reprints Of Backwood q other prom
inent English Magazines, IN a uaIlorm
Style with our reprint OF Bentley.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
TERMS.

GRAHAM's MAGAzNE'wIl be publish
I'd on the first ofeach month in every part
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
DECEMBER IA.
TWENTY. EIGHTH CONGRESS.
WAsnINoToN, peccmbet, 1919

The House e Representatives was called 10
order at IL o'clock by the clerk Of the late House
Mr. Clarke, who proceeded 10 call The roll. The
members from Maine responded 10 their names.
and tho clerk proceeded to call the members from
New Hampshire, when Mr. Campbell offs c in.
ierrup,cd him and inquired If the members from
New Hampshire had been elected according 20
law that u.s. BY districts instead of BY general tick
eL The Cle:k said he had certificate Of elec.
ton bu, II did not state how they were elected
Icries from various parts ofthe House, Go on
oheis said, No, mol Mr. Gsrpbrlf- remarked
he did not wish 10 delay the organization of the
House, but was determined 10 respec, and support
the laws and constitution of the country, without
party or personal considerations. These objec-
tons were overruled and the Clerk proceeded to
call the other states in order
The Clerk then said, if no objection was made
they would proceed 10 elcc, speaker MIR Bar
nard from n. Y. rose TO present in bis own name
and in the names Of about so members of the
House, protest declaring their solemn opinion
OF the utter Illegally and uncons,itu,ionaity Of
the proceeding, by which the House should now
elect speaker and organize itself with the aid of
these members elected by general ticket
After much confusion, move was made TO
have the protest read but was lost by vote Of 90
ayes 10 l24 noes.
The House then elected John w Jones of Vir-
ginia, rira rOee, as follows, Jones l2s, John
White late speaker, So
The members were then qualified, and on mo-
ton, the ne hour lie was adopted by vote OF
o6 for and % agans, it The rules OF the last
Congress were then adopted after undergoing
some slight alterations and amendments Mr..
Adams moved TO exclude T. 2lst or gag rule,
and said he did not intend to dcbatc the subject; it
was too well understood boih in the House and in
the country, but he called on the majority of the
House, certain as they were ofbeing able TO make
any disposition they chose Of petitions, to wipe
away from the annals Of the House the disgrace
of abfidging the right of petition the part oflhc
people These petitions might be received with.
on, the slightest danger to any interest in the
country. The mo,ion was los. yeas Oh nays 95;
so all abolition petitions arc excluded.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Axes.
HANNUM'S Superior Gas, Steel Axes on hand
Il Il and for sale by BARRETT co.
Rutland, Dec. IL, 1913. 50.52

STATE OF VERMONT RE it remembered
District OF Rutland, SIS. - that at special
probate court held at Rutlaud within and for said
district on The 9Th day Of December A. ID. 1913.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Amos Bucklin, administrator Of the estate OF Jo-
seph agar late Of Wallingiofd in said district, de-
ceased, having made application 10 said court for
license to sell one parcel or tract of land, Contain
ing ten acres situated in said Wallingord. and the
equity Of reclamation in The home farm OF said de-
ceased, coniang abont 100 acres for the purpose Of
paving The debts against said estate and charges of
administration;
1t is ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision 10 the FIRST Monday, being the
LIST day Of January next, aud that copy OF this
order be published three weeks successfully previ
Gus thereto, in The Rutland Herald newspaper
printed at Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear aud give bonds for the payment OF the debts
or Otherwise object to the same II they see cause.
A true copy otrecOrd.
5o5a HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The p. NJ. Generals Express left Washington
with the message, 20 minutes before o'clock p
NJ and reached New York Is minutes before II
in the eyening--being detained one and half
hours by the breaking down of one ofthe rail road
cars-the distance being nearly $50 miles.
The message, TO say The least, has got one
commcndable merit, and that is not being rery
long--and we think might be still shoner without
leaving gu, any useful suggestions or rccommcn-
dalions upon subjects OF importance, claiming the
attention of Congress
1t will be observed the Presiden, says but very
lillle ''about Teras,p and hence Madam Rumor
was mistaken IN giving that topic on important
place in the message--but he yours NexieO up
Salt Rirer for presuming to keep up the shou Of
fight with Texas, and says "there must be limit
to all wars, and j, is time this war had ceased"
Wha, has President, Tyler 10 do with the war be-
tween Texas and Mexico, only 10 preserve the
neutrality Of the States2 He has TO do with our
Government relations with Mexico as a republic,
and secure the best interest Of this country in trade
and commerce, and all other intercourse Of our
citizens with her, and no further True, we
should prefer 10 have Mexico acknowledge the
independence Of Texas, and this would end the
strife between them.
Our relations with all foreign powers is repre-
scented to be friendly. and as negotiations are now
going on in London relative to Oregon Territory,
the disputed Boundary question will in all prOba'
bilily be amicably settled, and We have no uppre-
henson from that quarter.
The President revves his Exchequer project,
and recommends Congress to try IL and also asks
attention 10 the irredeemable Treasury note circu.
laiion system, as being good currency for the
country.
The subject Of Post OGice Reform is passed
over without recommendius ny material altera-
ton 10 the transmission q ais, or without a
word upon the subject q .ucing The present
rates Of postage bot refers Congress 10 the report
Of the p. NJ General, who, it is understood, will
submit plan on liberal prineiples
Upon the whole the Message will be very well
received -sosmueh as lie length is decidedly IN
its favor-and extensively read
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

w the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Fsirhason
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adlus, all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
Of
Stephen Paul, late Of WeHs.
ia said district deceased, represented insOyent, and
also all claims aud demands exhibited IA uEset
thereto, and six months from tie l7ih day Of
Oct. Is43, being SLOWED by said court for thai
purpose, we 90 therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business Of DOR said appoint
men, al the dwelling house Of Nelson Paul
in Wells. on the first Mondays 10 February and
April next, fom one O'Clock until o'clock p. m 90
each Of said days.
Jogx Binors. WrsLFr CLrMoss. Com'Is.
Wells Dec. I, i613 50'52
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

EIIs the subscribers, being appointed hv the Hon
w Probartour forthe district Of Ruland, CONF
mssoners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the esateo Of
Darid H. BHfio1 late Of Clarendon
In said district. deceaset represented inSnlventard
also all claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto and six months from tic 9Th day Of Oct,
1913, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice, that Ne
will attend IN the business Of orr said appointment ~
the Inn Of John Ives, IN Wallingford the third
Mondays 81 January and March next, from o'clock
until 4 O'Clock, p m. each Of said days.
Ala. HUI, d. IL SAEiS, comuy
Wallingford. Oct. 81. 1913. 1850
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

honestly applied The orr-riicn cftfaie rests on
a sound currency, ani The g Of exchange are
nduood 20 their lowest = n In this eonlt
ton ofihings have ri, i my duty TO bfas
10 your hvopble eons,dersaan matters Of great
Interest IN their present ani uhlmaie resuhs. ard
abe only desire which Eel 40 connection wih
the future Is and will continue to be- to leave the
country prosperous and It's institutions unimpaircd
JOHN TYLER
WAsHiSoToS, Dcccmber, 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
To tho Public

The Legislature Of this STATE at ~ last session,
having fasseI resolution iogarsuog "the Go,stn.
o. to sipoiai COMMITTEE 10 desise ihe tssi NOSE
OF allcsiailns Tho unfortunate condition Of The ~.
sane, WHO are deemed iacutAblo, sd tcpon 50 ,bc
ncH, General Assembly by bia OF o,hcs~isr" Ana
The Governor putsusu' 10 said resolution having sp
Poiaied The Undersigned, said Commute fui nc
purpose OF obtaining The data and Information ncees
s'ry 80 accomplish the o. ,ec, spseibcl % sd res
eo'toa. ~c request tho osesscsfs 81 tie poot ia each
Town IN the state. axccrtatn and mike nut state.
meni Of The number OF he insane 10 their icspecu.c
towns, therein setnsg forth their asr, ser, and Pc
ouniary circumstances and The lengih Of uue, and
tho sPParon, cause OF their insanity and the man.
ner IN which they have hitherto been provided Tor,
and such other facts IN relation to their cicumsan
ces as may be supposed 10 be uscful,-in al cases
designating such as are supposed 10 be incurahle.
and transmit or deliver the same 10 the County
Clerk Of their respective counties by The 6rsi day
Of January mkt, or after as convenient
As this is tha work of humanity, intended 10 ben
eft the condition Of most unfortunate class Of
community. IL is hoped tina, those to whom this APP.
peal is made, will theerfpy assist the committee in
obtaining this desired Information
DAVID NJ CAMP,
wv HEDARD, yCommliiee
GEO. G. CAIlOON,S
n. b. The Publishers Of Newspapers in the
State arc requested TO insert the above In their pa.
pets.
December l. 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

THE subscriber Is under tie absolute Necessity
Of calling on those Indebted TO him 70 make I'M
mediate payment, - his dependence e those ia-
de5ied 10 hs-l And be toprs hi, d4es may como
greeable necessity % m hasa way Ofeolleciing
AS he owes money aa4 mus pay.-No mis.lks.
ALASsON DYER.
Rutland, Nov ga Isi3 se5t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Strayed.

Fromtie Subscriber oh sheep and lamb isr
m us on tie face with tbe rIRhteaf cropde wboev-
er vi give Information where they may he found
shall I e rewarded.
Also cane toto the enclosure Of The subscriber,
IT, red heller calf ahoui The middle Of Sopem.
heE The owner IS requested 10 prove property pay
charges sal take u away. LsvI L1ss. in
ROLAND, NOV 23i 1873 1850
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

TE,Hc subscriber offers for sale his farm, contain
IL ing about 400 acres OF land, situated in the
north part of Shrewsbury, lying on the county road
leading ircm Woodstock to Rutland. Said farm
has on it a good dwelling house, three barns and
other convenient out buildings, and Is well supplr
ed with water. The stock, farming tools DC would
also be sold il the purchaser should want
A small farm would be received in part pay, and
the other payments made easy.
uJ-I( said farm is not sold It will he to let.
THOMAS KNIGHTS.
Shrewsbury, Dec. G, iS43 50.52
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

DARRETr & co. have on hand one Spaud-
I'D iugs Improved Yankee Notion Cooking Stove
which has been IN use a short time and " Ill be sold
cheap in exchange Tor wood or other produce.
Ruiiand, Dec. ~, 1913. 50.52
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Probate Notice.

FFNliE Probate Count within nGd ftF HE Disiiiet
n Of ROLAND will bold IT. stated sessions during
the ensuing wear the first Mondays of each month
at Henry Halls Office in ilie Coun House.
vs.. HALL, Judge
ROLAND. Dec l. 1913 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
STATE or vERMoNrl RE It r,msmecroll

Di.,rc, Of Rutland, IS. ID tina, a, specisI
probate court held ., Rutland within snd Tor said
district, on the l3lh day of November, 4 u. ist3
Pfosent, VIM. Hall, Jadge.
Isaac whcston, administrator upon the estate Of
RUFUS Wheaton lato Of p,psurJ IN said diAttic,,
deoeased interstate. proposing 10 render an account
Of his said administration.
II Is ordered that ssid account he referred Cor er.
animation aud allowance 10 the first Monday being
tho iih day Of January neat and that COPY ~
this order 30 published three weeks surcessiscly,
previous thereto, ia the Ruland lIefald, neuspa.
per printed At Rutland. that all persons Interested
nav appear and object 10 The same il lhey acc cause
fue copy uf recoh,
1851 HENRY HALL. REGISTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

ny- The proceedings Of tie Rad Road Con.
ven,ion a, Brauleboro, December 9Th, no, YET re-
ceiyed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14

MysferIss Of heH York.-Tbese Is said 10 be an
od brewery Somewhere IN New York which has
tb,.e stories under ground and SIX above and
, n,,ula,ion OF about fifteen hundred souls among
whom nearly all the m9dsrn lsagUssss ara spoken