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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-17
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StKz g(E3sgY SALF.-Pursnant 10
L a decree of the bonorabls the col IT Ui cnar-
Gerry of the State oi Michigan for The second
eli rcuit held at the court house ~ the village
of Am Arbor, county of Washtenaw, ou the
thirteenth day Of July in the year OF our ior
one thousand eight Ia ndred aad forty three
made and entered in a cause WHEREIN kFeorg
N. Skinner is complainant aud III acdoch
.Shons is .fendant. George Danfortli one
of the masters IF the said court will expose
for sale al Public auclisn TO the highest bid
der at the court house in the village OF ANA
Arbor aforesaid on Thursday the twenty sec
ond day of February next al ten o'clock IN me
forenoon ofihat day all and singular the FOL
lowing described premises TO VIII: situate ly
ing and being in tie township OF PIttsield
county OF IVashienaw aud state OF Michigan
and is described as follows viz: it ebelng the
west half of the south Ell ST quarter OF section
fourteen, township three south OF range SIX
east containing eighty acres more or less.
GEO. DANFORTH.
Master in Chancery
G n. SKvNra, Sol. in person.
Dated, January 3. 1914. 6|n4.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-17

MARRIED-On Monday. 18th instant, by
the Rev. Mr.. Wead, CHARLES ]. MILES, Of
Cleaveland. Ohio. to ELscrA A. LAWRENCE, oil
this place.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-17
MICHIGAN BOOK
STORE.
WHOLESALE d FETAL.

FSHFE subscriber, as agent for one of the
Il oldest and most extensive Publishin
ilonses in New Yord, is now opening at
l43 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit. Opposite
the Bank of St, Clair.)
a large and general assortment OF iiISCEL
LINEOUS CLASSICAL AND SCHOOL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

U7Tbe Wings of the Western Reserve and
Northern Ohio, TO the number Of fifteen thousand
assembled at Cleavelaod the 18th lost to ratiiy
the nominations ofCLAv aad FsELisoaUvsES. The
lIon. Elisha Whhteeey presided, and the whole
proceedings were enthusiastic and harmonious in
the highest degree;
The Wings OF Davidson county, Tennessee, as
sembled at Nashville, in great numbers, on the lish
inst. for the purpose of responding to the Wing
nominations for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
by the National Convention. An address was de-
aivered by Gustavus A. Henry, Esq, and resolu-
lions, breathing the fight Split, were adopted
The Wings Of Chatham County, Georgia, held a
similar meeting in the city Of Savannah the 18Th
instant. A number ofvery appropriate resolutions
were adopted by acclamafion-a among then the fol-
lowing very emphatic one:
Resoired, That we repudiate Mr. !oha Tyler, an
nexalion no nexa,iou. and that we go fer HKk-
RY CLAY and Wing principles, snnexaion or no an
nexaiion, confident that in either contingency he
will so manage that. and all our other foreign rela-
tions will rebound the honor of the nation and
the welfare OF the people
The meeting was addressed by John VI. Clarke,
leerson J.. Harris, s. T. Chapman, Y. S. Barlow
and G d. Cumming, Esqu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
Ex-SPEAKER WHITE.
From the National Intelligencer.

The kentucky Commonwealth has thought il
proper to vndicate the reputation Of the Hon. John
White, Of Kentucky, as a person of the most
gentlemanly and amiable character. No such
vindicalon can be necessary where Mr.. White is
known and appreciated as he deserves to to be;
but as the false gloss attempted 10 be given by his
nc litical adversaries TO recent occurrance in the
Rouse Of Representatves may possibly have some
efec; where he is not known, we think it due
to Mr.. White to transfer the following remarks
to our colu. pns with the Expression Of our entire
concurrence, both in the spirit and the letter OF
those which yeIsr to Mr.. Whites personal char
acter and qualities:
From the K~utucky Commonwealth
Joms WHrrE.-.The Loco press are trying to
transform this gen,lerll IAN into bully. We know
John White intimately, and we can most conscl.
cn,ousy declare that in the characteristics oil
well-brei gentleman poiueness, suavhy, Tor.
bearance, prudence, good feeling, and genuine am
liability, all The qualities that &c up the character
we both respect and love, he is unsurpassed by
any mortal Inaa. He is peculiarly distinguished
In Kentucy for GOODNESS of temper and respectful
ness OF bearing Bot, like every true kentucki'
an he would be as promp, to resent afroDt US slo
to offer il. We certainly regret, as he hi.oseli
has publicly regretted, the late occurrence In
Congress. But what could the meekest man on
earth do, when struck in the face but return the
biowf Had be not repealed his assaiiant,
while, as Christian VIC should have applauded
his meek forbearance, there is not woman IN the
land who would not have whipped him with her
garters-
La eleven sessions Of service, through the most
exciting periods, Mr.. While though most decl'
ded and firm man has never before had The slightest
collision with any one but has made himself a
great personal avorte with all gsntismen Of both
parties The miserable Siqcrs of Kentucky can
mol blur his name.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
OEElCIAL.
BY and rih the adrise and consent Of The Senate

BY and riti the adrise and consent Of The Senate
Archibald w Hyde to be Collector of the
Customs for the District Of Vermont, and Inspect
or Of the Revenue for the port of Albnrg in the
State Of Vermont,vce WIN. Briggs removed
George H. McWhorter, to be Collector Of the
Customs for the District, and Inspector OF the
Revenue for the port Of Oswego, in the state of
Ny York, vice Thomas H. Bond, removed.
Tomas Gatewood, to be Naval Officer for
tne Dss.c, of Norfolk and Portsmouth, in the
State Of Virgnia
Mlcnael ker'aedy, to be Consul Of the United
''l,es ior cayenne, in French Guiana.
'os'ah raymond, u be Consul Of the United
States for Manzanillo, III Inc island of Cuba.
Robert p. de Silver, OF PENNSYLVANIA. to be
Consul ofthe United states for Port Iouis in the
Isle of France
Thomas W. WnIdroon, to be Consul of the
United States for Hong Kong, in China
Paul S. Forbes TO be Consul of the United
States for Canton vice p. W. Snow A~-."ord.
Thomas G Peoehy. 10 be consul OF the United
States for Annoy in China
Richard S. Belt, to be Consul of the United
States, for Maamoras in Mexico, vice Daniel w.
Smith, resigned f,st
F. NJ Anboyneau. to be Consul of the United
States for In Rochelle in France
Henry J. Brent to be Consul of the U. States
for Ravenna. in Italy.
Wardner Cresson, to be Consul Of the U States
for jerusalem in Palestine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

.,- So q" , Hs@n BEE remembered ,ha,
holden at Castleon within and for the said district,
on the 18th day Of May 1914.
Present, A. Warner. Judge.
Ichabod Marshall, administrator of the estate of
ceased, applying to said to have the time for
paying the debts against said estate extended one
year from the time heretofore allowed; -,
II is ordered that said application be heard at the
Probate Office in Casteton, on the Sd day Of July
next. and that notice thereof be given to all persons
interested in said estate by publication Of this or
der three weeks successfully previous 10 said
time of hearing, in the Rutland Herald anewspaper
printed at Rutland. A true copy Of record,
1924 B. +. LANGDoN, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
ceuesrssdssoe AZ The y. Erpres,
wAsHfSeroS, May %.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Dawson Of Ii, presented, on leave, rcsolu.
ions sdop,ed o, New Orleans, ia favor Of The i'm
u,eliaie annexation Of Texas
motion was made to lay The resolution on
tho table, and the yeas and nays were called.
The vote was IN some respects a tess one ami
excited gres, deal Of in,crcs; in the House. Some
were fearful Of The end bu, the vote made known
The following very Satisfactory result
Ayes i03--Noes rs.
Mr.. Duncan moved tha, the House 70 into
Committee Of the Whole upon the Oregon BIZ
Mt Duncan called fot the yeas and nays, bu,
the motion was rejected by vote Of IS yeas 10 80
nays
Tbs Committees were then called upon for Re
yonp
The following were submitted -
From the Committee on Pos, Offices and
Post Roads bill TO sdsp, The rates OF Postage 10
The Federal coin. and to ahtidge the frank.
From the Military Committee, making appro-
priaiions for new Qualifications.
The Madsonian of Friday snys.
Immediately upon the rejection OF the Treaty,
the Presiden, will unqnes,ionaby I've think call
upon Congress to annex Texas by joint resolu'
ton"
nS~The following items Of Congress news Of
Saturday communicated TO the Baltimore
Iatrlot Dy NOISES Electro magnettc Telegraph
A, half pas, IL o'clock, the following was sent
to Washington, ASK the reporter in Congress 10
send despatch to the Baltimore Patriot at 2 p.
IN" In abou, minute the answer came back
thus; at will be attended TO-"
O'clock, p. M-,he despatch has arrived and
is as follows;
One o'clock.-there has jus. been made mo
ton in the House to go into committee Of the
whole on tho Oregon question. Rejec,ed--ayes
70, nays, sc.
Half past one. The House is now engaged or
private bills.
Quarter to two. Mr. Anterior is now speak
ing in the Senate
MIR S. will not be in Baltimore tonight
So that we arc thus enabled to give to our read
crs from Washinton up to 2 o'clock. This is an
Inhalation Of space
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
Gloon. : INC Nonh Adam. Transcrip saw.

Coon. The North Adams Transcript says;
"A, meeting Of our citizens held for the pur.
po.c CT forming Clay Cluh, Gen. Plunket re-
lated an incident which istoo good to be lost
Speaking Of the ground taken BY Mr Van Bu-
rem and his friends, tina, the people were excited,
deluded with coonskining--drunkw with bard cider
&c, in ls40---and as such IL was due TO the mai
eny OF truth, and more especially 10 His Majesty,
King Mauu l., tba, be should be rcinsated in his
former magnifcence and regal pomp, as nabob Of
tie country abd Locoiocos particularly, he said It
reminded him OF an incden, which came under
his notice while in Baltimore, attending the Con.
ventiou. While the procession was in motion it
passed man who stood clinging 10 a post rs fast
as he conld for fear the sidewalk would fly up
and hh him dig in the forehead = Swaying 10
and fro be cried ou,--hc - Observation-Disclosures
hic-- Martin Van Buren---hic- be elected
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the sober part ofIhe commu
nifty are going for him hic
The story ap,ly illustrates the logic uscd BY
Martin and his conpeers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
Save your Taxes.

THE subscriber, being the sole owner Of few
sets Of the uniform and equipments purchased
by Messrs. Strong, White and Olson, for the Rut-
land Citizens Corps. hereby gives notice that he
cheap
Those wishing for the above, can be accomnoda-
ted if,hey will call soon upon the subscriber or in
his absence John B. Page will act as agent
JOHN STRONG.
Rutland, May 25, 1874. 1924
lie to be hoped that the young Of Rutland will feel
interest enough in tie continuance OF the Rutland Citizens
Corps avail themselves Of the above offer once, and
thus lend their aid to the support Of the best uniformed
company in the State Parents and guardians should lso
bear in mind that the Statute Of Vermont provides that each
person who member Of such company shd is returned
equipped shall have made from his Tor his parents guar
dan) grand list deduction Of four dollars Also il 10
provided that whoever shall for tho full Of eight
years 10 such uniformed company shall thereafter be
empt from duty. led.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

UPDR WnrAR. BALsAM or WIZ CHERRY -Da.
Ien. Genssee Co N Y June 90 i843 81 have beeh az
ctcd with very bad coneh for the last bur yearssome
time severely that would raise nothing but clear blood
nd for year troubled bad that able
labor all have been attended by eminent
and have taken number Of different kinds OF the most
highly approved medicines In the country-ali Of which
gave relief whatever. Some few mon ihs since ]
commenced taking DR. WIs,ars Balsnm Of Wild Cherry,
and cheeruly derived benefit from bot
tie of Dr. Wisiars asam than all the medicines have
er used LOUISA CHADWICK.
Miss Chadwick has lived in my family of the time
facts drawn Up the above statement. which believe
correct IN all respecs-and assured that throug
the agency Of Dr. WsaIs Balsam Of Wild Cherry that
she received such benefit. STEVEN KING
Super visor and Postmaster, Darien
For sale by Daniels T. Bell. Rutland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

STATE OF vERMONT.l E2E i, remembered,
District of Farhaven, IS. { - that at a probate
court holden at Casteton within and for said dis.
trct on The 18th day of May, 1914
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Richard Weeks administrator of the estate OF Syl
vester Goodrich. late Pawlet in said district dcceas
ed, applying 10 said court have the time for pay
ing the debts against said estate extended one year
from the time heretofore allowed:
It is ordered that said application be heard at the
probate office in said Casteton, on the Sd day OF
July next, and that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested in said estate, by publication OF
this order three weeks successfully, previous to
said time of hearing in the Rutland Herald, news
paper printed in Rutland,
A true copy Of record,
22,a5 b. +. LANGDON, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT


Isaac Mechanics, ,.
VS.. trn County Court, April fstn,
John Slooum and A. ID. 1874.
Stephen Socum, q,
WHEREAS Isaac Mepaniels, Of Dandy, in the
w county Of Rutland, aforesaid. a, the April term
Of This court, A. d. 1913, ccfnsneneed his action
sgainst John Slocum and Stephen cSceum Of Dorset
or Manchester. in the county Of Bennington, in an
action note, dated 9Th Aueust 1850, psya6le ono
year from date to Thomas McDanicls or order, for
the sum of Ssi, and endorsed to the plaintiff. This
cause having been duly entered in court, day there
Of was given until this term, and now tho plaintiff
comes by Thrall & Pond, his a,tornics, aud II hav-
ing been made 10 appear TO The court here that Ste
phen Slocum, one OF the defendants, nj the time OF
the service OF the plaintiff wrt was absent from
this state and had not teen notified OF the com
mencement Of this suit, so
II is therefore ordered BY the court that notice OF
the pendency Of this suit be given to The defendant,
by publishing this order with the substance Of The
plaintiffs declaration 10 the Rutland Herald print.
cd Rutland, three weeks successfully, the last OF
which shall be at leas, six weeks previous TO The
mex, term of this court, to be held at Rutland sforeT
said on the second Tuesday Of September, A. ID.
1874. A nd day thereof was given DC
2l;23 !. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
NEW GOODS.

ID 1PLEY q BAILEY are now re, ei,in- di,e,,
IL from New Yo,k good esso''meh, oi Spring
and Summer Guods, am ong which may be found
the following viz: printed lawns; plain and figured
m de lanes; carhJtic engham saraauc, and barred
cambrie; striped mustn't; Swiss soJ. book musl,a:
lawns; aces; edenes inserings; silks; bombazine.;
alpaccas; gloves and hosiery.
t BONNETS.
Straw and Florence Bonneis; misses do; bonnet
trimmings and arti6cias.
,,., summer Stuns.
Striped and plain drills blue do; York stripe; BEL
pian las,ipg; white and brown Enen drills plain,
figured and corded gambroons; Tweed cashmere,
&c. DC. &c.
BrOadcIoitis, CaSsilnercs, SAITH.
NETS and Vcsiings.
American prints; bleached and brown sheeiings and
shr,ings; bed ticking, bleached and unbleached
drillings; wicking, waddine, batting, &c. &c.
ALSO
a fresh supply OF Groceries, Crockcry, Glass and
Hard Ware.
Those wishing 10 purchase goods for cash or short
approved credit will do well TO call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Rutland, May %, 1874. 9i:23
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

GEN. JACKSON rs HENRY CLAY. The Lou
isvile Journal says: "We hear from Nashville,
that Gen. Jackson is in peck Of trouble on ac.
count of the present condition of his party. He
raves against Mr. Clay morning, noon and night.
The thought of the certain election OF tina, great
statesman, is his torment sleeping and waking
|, is salt in his sugar, ipecac IN his wine, spider
in his dumplings, a cat in his larder, and nigh
mare in his dreams"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

Ma CLAY. en- Rosie.-About 10 o'clock on Thurs
day morning last, Mr. Clay, accompanied by the
Hon Thomas Ewing and the Lady of the Hon. J.
j. Cnuenden passed through the borough OF WASH
ington tPa.l on his way TO Kentucky. He stopped
but lew minutes but sufficiently long 10 afford to
the citizens Of all parties an opportunity 10 gree,
him with generous welcome by their presence. :
Mr. Clay is in excellen, health, very cheerful with
fine flow of spirits. lie took occasion 10 WARMLY
congratulate Mr. McKennan on the recent vote ON
Inc Tariff Said be, "They could no, come M 10
it. rejoice, sir, TO find lha, the old keystone
State is about TO resume her proper place in ina
Federal Arch. uus, she will soon De where i
found Der daring The las, war Her delegation II
Congress, every man, was compelled to vote TO sus
Tain the p,sseat Tariff, The voice Of public opin
ion is omnipoteni"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
FOURTH LIGHT INFANTRY.
FOURTH REGIMENT VERMONT MILITIA

The members Of the above company will take notice that
they hereby ordered to appear Head Qusre Car
endpn Springs, tuesday the 4th day of June next at
o'clock NJ uniformed armed and equipped and with "a
ton and military drill.
Under direction OF the ndsnt the will march
from the Springs dine At tho Inn Of B. Hail. Claen-
don South Flats.
Every member is expected to be punctual at the time
with every article Of uniform and equipments in perfect
order.
Dclnquents who fail 10 render satisfactory excuse In
writing within " days from said day Of inspection may
pcct invitation TO "call at the Captains Office
BY order Of DANIEL WING. Captain.
JoHN +. LrARSEp, Clerk.
Clarendon, May IS, 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

CONNECTICUT. AT convention of Wing del
@gates. assembled at New Haven on the 22nst. ,c
nominate Presidential electors, the following nom
ina,ons were unanimously concurred in:
For Tie Stale at large.
Hon. Clark Bisssil, Fairfield county.
Hon, Chas w. Rockwell, New London co..
Congressional District
No 4. Nathaniel o. Kellogg, Tolland co.
No 3. Ssmue! :. Foot, New Haven
No 3. Joseph s. Gisdding, Windham.
No 4. Truman Smith, lLitcafeid.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

yVEthe Subscribers being appointed by the Hon
" Probate Court for the district Of Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claim and demands of all persons against the Of
Alexander Miller late Of Wapiagford
in said district, deceased, represented nsoveni, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the 9th day OF May
inst being allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that will at
attend to the business OF our said appointment at the
dwelling house Off. W. Kent, in Wallinpford on the
first Mondays Of July and October next, from 0,
O'Clock a.. m until o'clock p. m. on each Of said
days.
MosLsY Hail. d. II. SABiS, Com.
Wal'irgford, May o, 1874. oi:23
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STATE OF vERMONT.l DE it remembered
District of Fairhayen, IS. ID tina, at proba,e

STATE OF VERMONT DE it remembered
District of Fairhayen, IS. ID tina, at probate
court holden at Cas,eton, within and for said dis
irict on the 18th day May, 1914.
Present Almon Warner, Judge.
James Noble, administrator Of the estate OF j mes
Noble late Of Benson in said district deceased. ap-
plying to said to have the lime for paying the
debts against said estate extended six months from
the time heretofore allowed;
j. is ordered that said application be heard at the
Probate office in said Casileton the Sd day of July
next and that notice thereof be given to ali persons
interested in said estate by publication of 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.
1894 B.F LANGDON, Register,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

PApsR MAKiso.--The Gloucester Journal
says that n mos, important patent has been taken
on, for the manufacture Of paper, on new prin.
ciple and from an entirely new material If car.
red out to the foil extent Of the wishes and ex.
pectaiions of the pa,en,ee Zone Of the first engin
GERS of the kingdom) there is little doub, that Il
will shortly supcrscde the use Of rags rs the pa
per made from the new material will be quit,
equnl 10 the fines, Indian paper and no, so costly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

II is in,imated in the National IntelIigencer Of
yesterday that oil the documents bearing upon this
subject Of the recent Naval and Military move
ments in the Gulf of Mexico and towards the Tex
an border, were not submitted to the Senate last
week, and that Mr.. Tyler has taken steps beyond
those indicated in the published dispatches by
which the Government is dangerously involved.
The following paragraph from the Madisonian OF
Saturday quoted, although one is at loss 10 know
whether i. means anything more than the usual
bluster Of that paper
even il the Senate should reject the treaty
before them, we may presume the efforts Of the
Executive and the people will be inei,her relin.
pushed nor RELAXED TO secure the speedy annexa.
tion Of the fair and broad domain of Texas. Du.
ring the tendency Of these efforts, many incline
decidedly to the opinion that any hostile movement
against Texas, or any procedure whatever on the
part Of any foreign Government, either desiged OF
calculated to interfere with the arrangements and
intentions fthe United States and Texas, would
not only be evincing an unfriendly spirit towards
US, b; grave and fragrant offence, and should be
risiied iciM the ferr0rs of our arms, WHETHER
THE PENDING TREATY BE RATIFIED OR NOT
In connection with this subject we add that the
Diario dc Ia Marina, a Mexican paper of the
25h ult,, discreditng the rumor of the projected
annexation Of Texas 10 the United States, says
But be il as it may, our Government is determin-
ed not 10 loose the usurped territory, and 10 thai
end she will use her best efforts TO recover IT, thai
the honor and dignity, and good name of the ma
ton shall no! suffer-" Ball. Amer d CON- AIDE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

Fonr WILKINs-We learn from the Detroit
on Lake Superior, is 10 be called fort Wilkins in
honor Of the Secretary of War The troops for
tho occupation of the post left Detroit the It'll
inst in the Steamboat De Witt Clinton, for their
destination, The detachment, consists Of compa-
MES A. and B. of the 9Th infantry, 100 strong,
under the following officers
Capt Cleary, Commanding: LIST L. huggles,
A. u. 5. LIST u Stevenson: I'd Ii. Geisse ed 1t,
Brooke; brevtt ed Lieut. Howe, and assistan,
Surgeon Isaacs. 1t was accompanied by Generals
Brady and Brooke and Staff.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

St,A more Harmony. Plance, another of
the Democratic Electors Of Louisiana, stated at
tho Texas meeting in New Orleans, that if Mr..
Van Buren, was the candidate of the party he
would not and could not serve
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

The Hartford Cournnt states that the stock of
the Springfield and Northampton Rail Road is
taken up About $4,000 Of the amount was
subscrib in Boston, including the amount taken
q, Cabbo,vile corporations. The construction of
the Road is to be commenced Immediately.