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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

- Inc Union gives the proceedings Of the Mempbi,
Convention, with some ''hems and haws Tia R,ch
mond rnqnlier, as shown above thinks the .V,rgni,
oc"9o' Is Sc. a, nooghi by The notions One tn,
point al which be first started in public llie-as TO some
matters.--.7icr. Gasete W SUM-
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fhh IN frRsnuRe.-A FIRE occurred in the southern
par, oi Petersburg Saturday morning. by whch popcr,,
to the amount al 10000 OF $50 900 was desroyed-a.
oon' 'alt OF which amount was insured Among the
property destroyed. were the dwelInr hou,. If \ n
oseofne aud the tobacco iac,ures Of Bapp Osbotne
and James Orr. se y "''0'"''
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pOstpOnc,i,cnt.

lhe sale ct the above property has been postponed to
the 9th ol December 1915 when III certainly take
place. aud VIII commence in Buchanan on that d,y. and
be continued from day to day I'LL all the property adver
.seo sna DC SUD fers"ns wishing To examine any Of
nifty OF doing 50 by calling On Capt John NJ Harvey =,
Mount JOY. THOS. SIJANkS ~ u
WM. w. BOYD, Trustees.
Ot Inc p'siponcmen of the sale of the Mount Jaw
plantation. the Tract OF Land of $3.50 acres and Tract Of
,ou acres ana o'her property apove advertised To the
ION nay VI 'toenber. 1873, is made with my consent.
and the sale Will then take place with my consen, and
appreciation. JOHN NJ jIARvEv
Nov. u AN
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Nov
VIRGINIA:


rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sup'
Count of Law and Chancery Tor the county oil Nj
son, the 3rd day oil November 1915
WadJy W Roberts, administrator Of Sarah n. Robert
decd, Plaintiff,
against
Elliot y. Roberts, Schuyler g. Harris and Suphia f. h'
wife formerly Sophia f. Roberts, Matthew Ii. Rnbs',
John II Roberts, Schuy IL. Roberts Potter nacs and
Ann c, his wife, formerly Ann C. Roberts. and Washington
X. Turner infant under the OF twenty years,
Defendants.
liz CHANCERY.
The defendants, Matthew H. Roberts and Schuyler u
Roberts, not having entered their and gwen
cuy according the of Assembly aud the rules OF th
court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not inhabitants Of this commonwealth On motion
of the plaintiff by hls counsel, is Tered that they 90
appear here be held the said clerks ofhcc on
the first Monday February next, and answer the pam
tiI's bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith he
ed in the ynchburg Npgnian" newspaper pubi''he ~
the of Lynchhug for two months successfully, anu
another copy thereof posted at the front door oil the e0'
house oil this county, on some court day.
Copy-Teste, o,,.
November 10 wZh
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INCREASED SPEED
,u shc great U1sfoy,s Route.

nAssENsERS leaving I.ynchbstg on Mondays.
wednesday, and fridays by Terry * AlaslI". = ii"e
ia res. react, The White phuf Springs on The SCI
nd evening At p. NJ. thence by our line 10 Lewis.
h. r, t1al night Leave there the next moraina sun
Nv, exceped) \. NJ, and reach Gnyandotle Inc
cond night by 8 O'Clock where Steam boats pass
houfly-hr Cincinnati. and the Great West.
The whole fuole IS firm graded turnPkes, and The
exten, d our line enables IN make II thoroughly
popular oar, while PROMISE nv lack oi eAeftlon I"
render 1t such.
e,- Fare from finite Sulphur Springs 10 G"ya"'
do;ie, 5000.
Passengers will be allowed 30 lbs OF baggage over
that \ prapuriunste charge will be made
For any other information. enquire oi :. u. Clewes,
a. The Franklin Iiotel, LynchburV
W. 7. FARlSH & Co.
o.,I6 3w-w I'm
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a lew days ago Mr.. Christopher Se,ecR Of b, sion
chemist yang nan ot goud PARTS died lfom the IF
ecis Of an lnyelerate habit of smokipp eoa,s lie ia
qnen,ly consumed thry day, which had brmolt an
40 great adebtly that he died from the rupture of
small blood yessl -
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A"H ~md vJImte- Fashions

JUST RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE MAN sro,n
DOORS ABOVE MEEM & Gw.rx,x,s Sro
IN I'M u TO my friends and the Public gene.
me. ask y" "'sr patronage hereof re bestowed upon
S"aii Dc able to please the most asrdious ''''
Sept % '"'i eIA'Ef.
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1000 AND 5000 AcHEs,)

al public auction, 10 the highest bidder ,on credit of
"oahd three years for equal portions of the purchase
money! the purchasers to give bonds with approved
curly tor the payment thereof bearing interest after
year and the tile retained further security tor the
ayment OF the purchase money, subject to resale in
default OF payment thereof.
Inc above l.ands lie npon Glade Creek in franklin
county, about IL miles east of the court mousse and are
the same on which John s. Burwell Esq at present re-
sldes-ad oinng the lands Of VIM A. Street and others
Inc Improvements good aud substantial, the cleared
land well enclosed and in good heart; considerable
quantity OF excellent meadow land some of which is
wen set with grass and large portion of the uncleared
and OF good quality and fine tobacco land. The lands
VIII be divided into suitable tracts, and pats Of the
same exhibited on The day Of sale.
Persons DESTROYS of reviewing The lands are respects
FULLY referred oJ s. Burwell, Esq, on the premises,
or TO tapt a. s. Brooks, who lives in the neghbor>
mood, eliher OF whom will take pleasure in showing
mem, and giving any information IN relation to them
u me sales are not completed on the day above
''oue1' they Will be continued from day to day until
completed. NJ G.. CARPER Com,r
Nov. 3 w,ISD
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Executors sale Of Land.

IN execution Of The last will and testament Of John
4 Wharton decd, the subscriber offers Tor sale
valuable tract o land OF which sad deceden died sez
ed. lying Bedford county, On the walters oil llunting
Creek, and containing
GoJ .gEEsES.
This land lie. near Wangh's Ferry, is convenient of
sccess- belng about one mile from James River, aud
twenty a51ye ths town OF Iynchourg. il Is well wa
tered and llmbeed-oi ierlle soil and contains from
90 10 100 acres ut bottom land about one hall OF the
tract is get clear of which good portion Is tobacco
land. The cleared land is IN good heart Any person
wishing 10 pnehase will doubt the premises
which viii be shown hy Mr. larwood Majn, residing IN
the nplahbuhooJ FERNS will be one. TWO and three
years credit. bonds with good security. and deed Of
trust Possession will be given his fall Application
may he made 10 the subscriber in Liberty, or 10 VII
liam A. Wharton, about miles from the premises.
JNO. A. WHARTON,
Ex'or. of Jno. Wharton, deed.
o. The Lexington Gazette will publish the above
abve,emenl and send account 10 this oce for coec,
ZION.
Sept. 8 WITS
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Feb. IL
CONTINUATION.

TIE Undersigned naYinI purchased 81 Messts I'D
monj, Naison Y Co. their stock oil Goods, VIII
carry Oh the business, at the old stand hnsei lie VIII
keep good assortment of Groceries hand aad snlics
continuance II The patronage which has been extended
To The old firm JANES NJ BOYD,
Feb II
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Nov. 10
Commissioners Sale Of Lands
IN FRANKLIN COUNTY

Hpi virtue of decree OF the circuit superior court of
R1 law and chancery of Franklin county, pronounced
at October term, 1915, in the case of "Woods against
Bnrwel and Others the undersigned app nled a COM
missioner for the purpose will on Thursday the Sth day
Of December. 1913, proceed upon the premises, sell the
Lands IN the bill and proceedings of said sumenoned
CONTAINING be ween
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Corn .LYeul for Sale.

H1HE subscriber has for sale. at the Langiorne I'
CORN MEAL, which he will sell tor c''"'
exchange for Wheat, at market prices: urpy
A. n. MONTGOMEh'
Aug. 4
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Richmond Jeans.

Richmond Jeans,
y GASES heavy RICHMOND LEANS ,s
nor article for servants wear. o6 consionmsn, and
OF SAFE low, ltapplIed for Immediately.
son, q. GEO. RAGBY
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RICHEST MARKET PRICE.

Lump aud Ground Plaster will swaysbe Kept on hand
and suld low Tor cash.
Mr.. j.aks SurrnIS. who. tleatn, ia fsvotahil
knuNn The farmers al this region. Will mill lor me
and hone To sccnfe that patronage fun the pubic
which the convenient Local ton u The properly invites
A y, MONTGOMERY
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o. I ID
VIRGIN Ma:


rliucs held in the clerk. oil Of the count, eou,
"A Bedford, the sth day OF November, is45:
Beverly PasIt, James b. Goodman and Anne Ia, wifi,
formerly Anne PagIt Robcn Goodman and Lucy hi, W.T.
iormfry Lucy Pa.it, john. Pagitt, locombc H. Con.c
aud Eliza Ann his vile, formerly Eliza Ann Pay,t and
derrick iaSit, Jr, Plaintiff,
joseph Pagitt, john Pogiu, Pagitt, Pngnt
pagnt, ragitt, and Pagi,t, children I'd
heirs at law of Pleasant Pag decd and ,Ilis Pom
dexter, Administrator oil Frederick Pagitt Sr,
George u. Davis, and John L. DAVIS, Defendants.
In CHArcEnY
The defendants Joseph Pasu, john Pagu, Pasit.
P'ght, Pasn', fagtt,and P.ght,
their app arauce, and security according
the Act OF Assembly, and the rules Of tins court and It
appearing by satisfactory eynence, thai thy not nhab.
OF tins Commonwealth, Is ordered that lhesad
PENDANTS do appear here the fourth Monday january
cNt.and answer the plaintiffs BILL aud that a copy of TIN,
order be forthwith inserted in cwspaper pubshs in
The Lynchhurg ior two months successfully and
posted doo oi The court house Of this county,
A Copv-rese,
JNo. Il. sTEpToE, C. BIC.
VIRGINIA, TO VITA rules held in the Clerks o.
flee 81 the circuit superior court oil law aud chancrry,
oil ii .dx, the month October, l345
Nathaniel Barksdale and John Barksdaie, flainu o.
against
l. onard Beall, Defsndus
In CHANCEnV.
The defendant not having red Iii. appearance. it
srlng by factory evidence that nhai ant
do appear here the first Monday February next and
the Plaintiff bill: and hat copy Of this order
forthwith inserted in the L,nchburg Nnginan two
months successfully and posted at the front door OF The
WM HOLT, cLLRG.
Oct. 20 WIN
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LIVING taken a lease Of the Mills IN til. place,
kaawn as the 1anIhutne Mills, ior term OF
years, will he regularly Tie whea, market, aud pre-
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FORM OF PROXY. |

Know by THESE PRESENTS. That we,
the subscribers, beng Stockholders IN the James River
and kanawha Company, do hereby consulate and ap
point -, our true and lawful attorney aud proxy
TO represent each Of US in all general meetings Of the
Stockholders ot SAID Company, held within six months
from aud AFTER the date thereof not person
ally present or represented by some other proxy; with
full power and authority such general meetings, togve
such vote voles, and To do such other as
each OF us could give do, as member of the said
meetings, II we were personally present; and do
hereby rauy and confirm whatever votes act OF
acts, said attorney may lawfully give do tor
pursuance OF the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness hands and seals this day of -
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one thousand eight hundred and -.
sEM.l
Tese, SEAL
SEAL
- To witt, - "A Justice OF
the Peace for the county aforesaid, do hereby certify
that - -, whose name is above subscribed
atteslng witness, personally appeared before in my
county aforesaid, and made oath that the above named
- -, whose names are
subscribed parties 10 the above letter of attorney,
kno~edged the same in the presence of the said wit
ness, as their act and deed.
Witness my hand aud seal this - day Of -,
eighteen bundled and -.
- -, SEAL.
Nov. 10 wtSD
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TRUST SALE
ar DWfUu0iC Zeal AMI
T. R ~ a n Al, r. - r. r. T..

pursuance OF Tho provisions ol deed Of Trust exc
Gated 10 us as trustees by John NJ. Harvey and Ma
=, &. his wile and William X. Mitchell. bearing dale
On The 2ih day Of My. 1911, and duly recorded N
The CLERK office III the eou1ty o B0ict"nf coun
~ shall, On tho oh day ot November, lei5. sill
public auction 10 the highest bidder, the following
property conveyed Ia by john NJ. Harvey and vic,
L. Mi
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II Tract Of Land

situated on The waters Of Mill Creek in Bo.iourt eoa
~. about 3 niles rom Buchanan aud z nhlss ifoi
James H,ef, containing
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VALUABLE, LAND

+ o Il S Il L E
IHNIE Mansion House tract of land of the late John
q Penn, deed, containing by a recent survey up.
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= d d a T. x 4, \ !,

Of which 100 acres James river bottom land Of Me
be, quality 300 acre, level upland Of very superior quail
iiy and ,he residue somewhat undultlng but ol II
very productive land, easy of cultivation and Of kud
Of soil hat can be easily improved The Improve
menis upon l. plantation very large aud
1i,t4s
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Brick DNCeiiing House,

handsomely sruaied good Brick Kitchen, Smoke House,
Barn and oIher buildings usual on Plantation, and
GRIST mill aud san .NiLL. This Plantation,
in addition 10 lis many other Advantages affords several
eligible ses Tor the operating vi Midi. other machine
" by water On Mill Creek, which passes through psn
~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
MIR. CLINGMAN.

The National Inteligeascr OF Thurs lay
contains a speech Of the Hon Mr. CLiSo.
NAN, Of Moth Carolina, delivered in the
House on the 9th 1t is on the late election
and we copy the orious perora'lon
| am here reminded, cir that some Of
those gentlemen have expressed strong
hope tia, they will be able TO oyerrun and
carry OF with them the old Moth State ;
and | learn that great Effort Is to be mnde
by the combined energies Of the party for
that purpose But can tell these gentle
tlcmca iha, J G. Calhoun and his clique
have never had the ear Of Nouh Caroina
In 1892, with great uDanimIty, she took
ground against them and for the Union, and
she is Sill 70, i She is alsD n genuine
Wing State. She was Wing in l77J
when she made the frS declaration Of in
dependence and her sons sill IN their hears
CHERISH and will maintain the principles Of
their fathers Tennessee, too, IS Wing
saw something ofIhe canvass there during
the summer There were directed against
her the combined influence OF Trxps, the
AitLs , * ASblli uhi VIZ bhN h'u ~ lut
powerful organization which | have des
cri5cd, und under i al she has borne up
molly There S a Msle TO be depended on
~ tines OF trail On her tlmh man
nigh, risk his life. or brave man trust
his honor Louisiana is whig to day, fair.
y tried. SO, too, is Georgia. or, il bent a
moment by the blast, uubroken her ban.
Ger wiz resume rs place in the wing line
The wings are firm every where. The
weans used 10 defeat ms Strengthens us -
TIE fiil like that Of Anteas, will give re.
donbl'd vrgor and energy The terrible
calamity slsia iued will arouse the nation 10
avert ~ consequences Bur i've mus, en-
deavsr Sodo ftnmph lha, The frpIa OF we.
tory will aH bs last OR adversfrhs have
sr' a most lament'dle example inScad ~
tel0cung a man hich IN the condience Of
the counify, anil IeNan!Hg him for pla
sefVns,tbEy hare chosen mere man Of
straw one ~ unknown that he might be-
fnn On Opposite principles IN different &C
tons In lLGs demonrra,inc The availabll-
uy Of such q aan hey have done ~ N
;her PoNe- 10 discourage salesman Ike
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

eminenes ssd patriotism Our cspdida,s
was debated tesAasr he yes ,oo honest, too
open. to nanly TO oooces D opsn,ons -
Gent Q neo on the ether SIDE Of the House
ou', IN he event, bui thy know that he
~ over, brown m no lsu ~ manly contest
u was the Hector Of shsksp~re, Surround
I'd and impslIod BY myrm,dons-
The ear,h that bears s,-. dead bears no,
AlN. ~ sioai"
Many bright eye and manly hear mourns
over him bv, he hecds II not.
"wo' unto US, no, hVn. for he rs,n. ven"
lnsrnd ofthc dark cypress Their. viii wave
over him the brigh, lauruls Of glory, md
hey ~ ~ become gtccnrr aud brighter ss
centuries roll on. But we sha' often wan,
MS shgsciou. head his eloquent tongue,
oad hcnr offtc Since he cnme on the
stage OF action, IN every crisis.
Zone blast upon his boyle horn
Was worth thnusand men.
SIR, it is not talents alone that makes the
great s.ntr.man. There mus. be added to
high inntcllcc, paramount devotion to our
country n determination to sacrifice every
hing offs cifto promote its advancement, -
SIR. no statesman, no man ever f'f this ptln
cip,e IN n greater drgree than Henry Clay
And til life shn fade, he will stand erect
with n spin, unbrokcn. in thc front rank o
those who rally around the Constitution o
the Union.
II he bears himself well so docs his M
" declare. cir. | hive seen nothing.
have heard ofnoihing have read Of moth
ing like it, Whether it be- n voice from
the mountains OF my own district, or from
the densely populated cite, Of the North,
bren,hes the same split have seen M
whig who regretted his course; no on
who would not rather be in exile withBru
IN, than triumphing with Antony no on
who will not 90 into battle again witt
moro ardor than he went in,ot former nc
ton. Considering iis numbers. so help m
God, believe there has existed not upo
Garth party SO noble. II 1t canno, pre-
serve this country, then, sir, you may bnr
the Constitution, for it is WORTHLESS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

NJPThc opponents OF the annexation
of Texas IN New England, are prepar-
ing 10 give the utmost efficiency 10
thclT opposition, by complete and thor
ough organization.
On tins Texas matter there are not
two opinions IN New England, The
people are united IN their hostility To
slavery. Though they respect the OBJ
Igauons imposed by the Constitution,
and ARE moi, therefore, IN the party
sense, abolillonSts they know, what NJ
7ocd IS not denied, that Texas is sought
,or that slavery may be pcrpctuuted
lni TIE slave holdingntcrcst strength
rned, and they will oppose the acIui
ton 10 the utmost In the language
of Governor Briggs 10 the Legislature
ol Massachusetts, the peOpLc Of Now
Engiond "will sLlDd by the Gfon and
the Cone t,isl.osi As they were formed.
Th"rcls meaning IN tins sentence.
The organization. OF q New Eng
land opposition 10 the annexation c!
Texas, Is AN event not 10 b. triillngly
anticipated. Out Of 1t ntay come dISun-
ION and cIyll strife, end II would be-
well tor those, who with 50 muCh' in
decent haste are endcayuriI2 la plSh
this measure through CONGRESS. to take
warning IN time There will IL giants
moving IN this work ofopposi,ion, no,
miserable apil slavery fanatics. but
men who have opposed all interference
with the insntuhOIs OF the South :meg
who. rcvcrenclng the Union and tho
CONSTITUTION nave irowncl upon all
movements calculated 10 cnlanacr
them. Wiling Ia ALLOW Tie ..ayeho!
ding states 10 manage lheig own sfIurs
they wil become parties TO an act,
which viii give The sanction Of the
VAo.cnatiohio an enlarged and per
s,fliatlug srstcp OF human blndacc
Iitac friends OF annexation fancy that
500, opposition will eu9p'dc INTO sulicu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
ITroy Wing.

CAPTAIN KIDD The cofTcr-dam
which has becu built around the hulk
Mt the foot of the Duudcrbcrg noun
taius, is nearly completed, and it is cx-
pccted the water will be pumped out
about the LIST oil February. A steam
engine will be- employed for the pur-
pose, throwing ont 80 barrels per min
ute We shall know what the vessel
contains, il nothing more From the
structure of gun recovered from her,
it is certain that she is very old AbonI
Is men are now employed i'll the
work.
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RETRACTION FOR ISLANDER,

T1IS may Gently tina, the stories that
Il circulated and caused TO he circulated
OBTAINING the moral character Of Mrs. Mary
81. Hlhbard, are entirety and ,choHy fui,t, |
sincerely and fully bei,eSs. am sorry that
ever assisted "a Any manned 10 delam, her
character, as believe they originated from
source too mean and contemplate for a
moral community to rely upon believe
her character 10 be irrePioachabIe, md a
bnve the sligh,es, imputali0ns Of the kind
and that the reports were originated in par,
To lnInro DR. Hubbard in his professional bu.
s:nrss, as well as to destroy the peace of an
unotiending wife
ELISHA w. FAIRBANK.
Rutland, Jan. 6, 1915 25
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Harnes.
scs, &c,

THE undersigned still continues TO manu-,
i facturs al his odd stand In East Rutland
village all kinds OF Hsrnessss, Saddles, Brr
dies, &c. usually tohnd ~ country shops--
His pr-scht stnrk consist. Of double and SIN
gle. wagon. zig and sleigh harnesses With
sllvsr and brass plate, black, japsned ADD
ported ware and common hnn,e harnesses,
mems saddles Tree and portable, all vsrieties
Of trunks, vaIis-es. brides, ha!irrs, oitcin-
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
arc all pcde the hes, Eastern osk tanned
lcaIher. and are offered a. raducnd price.
Liberal credit siten and most KINDS OF pro-
duce recs.red 40 payment. All persons arc
lnvitDd to cali and examine befnre putchninq
elsewhere. WIN HALL.
Rutland, j ,nuary 1915, bIlf
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cOV,VOO BURT & MASON,

agents for the sale Of sawed shingles, now
offer for sale u superior article Of spruce and
heml6ck. made from the best OF timber
This kind Of shingles hive sgreai preference
oyer any other kind made in tbl, part Of tho
country. for sGgpr,l reasons. The shingles
are warranted lay the foil quantity they
are lall al about half the expense they
make completely ugh, roof, and vii. out
last any other kind. There will be saving
e carriage, and The perpleIiiy Of being cheat
ed with an article good for nothing Those
wishing to pgfchas" will be sal SIZED on zee
ing ,he shingles. We inre0d having a largo
quantity made from white bemlock, a Kind
Of timber sand, by good judges, to be equal
TO the best pine, for durability.
RuIlsnd, Jan l,.lsi5. pa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

WlsHinToN. January i6--The ls'c
,,l,lcai,on of the clerk Of the How're
winch created much remark, ~ In h.
,-snvcd IN such way n 10 prevent
,fy loss tothc Treasury. II - stated
,l., hc wll resume hisscn, and duties
,,norrow. and pay the sum stated 10
ravc ten uiisp accd by him. Is.
The ~ bTrt 4 tl4e late duel between
Moss Nanccy and Cingman was
lnlgh, before the House by Mr. King
az y. !. who moved the expulsion OF
the parties The resolution was, how.
crrr laid on the table; mainly on the
.uuui tlat the time had gone by
when the interference OF The Hous,
would have bJcn effective.
Some dehnn'c information rs (,
M. state y The Oregon negotiation i
,,rrctcd before the Senate IA few
d,ls.
The bill for the establishment oI
tie Smithsonian Institute was reported
with amendments
The cnc-ddy election bill was con
>idcrcd but no, disposed Of.
The Senate, to-day. ratified TN
China Treaty, made by Mr. CuSh
NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

Mr. Yaneey, Of Alabama, whose n
dlculous attack upon Massachusetts,
has justly rendered him an ob,ec, OF
tempt, resided III tins city when hoy.
lie was also s,vdcut Of Williams
College, and noted for his dlsordely
aud lawlcss conduct. Being expelled
from that institution for disturbing
pubic worship by throwing barrel OF
pickles through the window ola Meth
odist meeting house, lac doubtless has
an ancient grudge against the State il
which II Is situated
Aroruc nrer ftl, tho halter dcaw,
With good opinion Of the law
Troy Wing.