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PARTIES

PARTIES.
pae IF sw a he a. s
himself in the ornamental confectionery business His EXP.
% lin IN 3 gained IL: IN the a
manship and enables him furnish parties and we'd
ss JD al
ces belonging to the same profession Of superior style and
siSt not % Of whs
."s to their
Dinners and attended and experienced walters
nI3 3awim'rc No l2l Spring street
DANCING AND WALTZLNG ACADEMY,
No. Il Howard STREET.
CIG'NA & SIG. FERNERO have reopened their School
dies AND asS aa as
s .. .ns 81 yri as
D.psiss wslisas GLASSES lsn'is%sa, tuesday.
% 70 as
w be taught s % all 5 h hs
ed to- Private Sources will be given usual nj line DIR
NEW FRENCH METHOD
y g BERTEAU has just published and offers Tor saIe the
Tor teaching ssniar the French Language Key the
work saEsly Plan the fruit q twenty
Beeaa vii s,ye n;,Jas,ion; after big method three
osssi iss EVENING h, Bookstore q I,ssndwsy
GEoLoGY-NATURAL HISTORY
WILEY PUTNAM,
161 Broadway,
HAVE ON sALE-ELEMENTs OF GEOLOGY, pre-.
As Sy 'Gs &c. " y SO
grsvings-Price 50 cents.
Also, First Books of Natural History con-
United States be the best series OF elementary works
offered to the public
Orders promptly supplied as abGys 9sre and b h Ppsne
nal sweod.rc No. . North Fourth street, Phisdelpha
THE NAVY.
WILEY &PUTNAM. l6l Broadway, have for sale, " Hints
w the Reorganization Of the Navy" and
hon OF Reply to Hints on the reorganization Of the Navy
Two neatly printrd pamphlets. oi3 eod6wsrc
DUCKING GUNS.
CASES superior Duck Guns of the approved length
~ form, weight and bore.
cases very superior Cooking Guns
cases low priced boys and larger Guns. The above
ns are now n store and will be sold extreme low Pces
o24 3sw2m'rc A. W. SPIES 90. 2ls resrI street
POTATOES.
100 BUSHELS Pink Eyed.s lecfed for families
lOO APPLESit0 Barrels for family nse ~ lots TO suit
BUTTER" Packages Dsfl DAsflssTRoa ssi'fo ;'li Agent
n2z Iweod-r l01 Broad street
MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY.
vI,HIs VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon-
4 mended being the most efectua cure for Asthma,
all Affections the Lungs constantly prescribed BY
eminent ply and has stood the OF thirty years.
and 20 0o bottles consumed annually For sale
at '' a'' and Is per O''Fw WEEKS ANDERSON,
Always hand, Hoopers Female Pills, genuine; Dallys
PAIN Extractor Bstos Sarsapala Fresh Swedish Leechss
s2 I'm me
I ARD-3@ bbls prime Leaf Lard firm and white, Just
landed y '''''' ''''''' EK .'i '''s collins Co
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4 ARD-s@ bbls PRIME Leaf Lard, firm and white, Just
E.K COLLINS X co.
olS IS South street.
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Senate d. Nj. Barringer, N. c.. J. II. Campbell Pa
Chas. Goodyear, New York VIM Sawyer, Ohio.
Ar u. 8 HorEL.-Hon. w. T. Colquitt and lady
Hon. H. A. Hayalson and family.
From tire number of families of members coming
10 sojonrn with us for the winter, we anticipate an
unusually gay and lively season in the social world ;
and the absence of theatre will but increase the
number OF parties, routes, balls &c. We shall have
a rare time.
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OFFICE THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Co.,
New York, July "a, ls45.
HE sockholde. of this Company requested call at
the Office Of the Company and signify whether it be their
shares equal to the present value of their stock.
The Stockholders residing out Of the city requested
their intention by to the Office No 50 Wal!
Il. w. THORNE, Prest
Ceo L. FcpE Sec'y jy25 rrc
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STAINED GLASS,
by HOOsE Il VICTOR,
mo imSms Pearl wreet, Up sain.
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BARTINt'S LOTION.

BAN line LOllON.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS
PAIN ohen eamssa 5v Rheumsiis Serains. B.nsss Dis.
locations Cuts Glanduar lumors Lunodgo Iieod.aehe,
ONE BOTTLE OF the above invaluable Lotion will be
to be depended article before he public for
the ec.ual relief and Of Of the above Affections
,abhed as Famiy Medicine and should always be IN
PERSONS house. throughout the country they will then
have remedy at hand which can De depended upon in
of accidents &C.
sale wholesale and retail the Proprietors Depot s23
Broadway New York. and by Agents throughout the
6. S. BARTINE s CO; Projectors,
Orders for quantity addressed above, will be pune
tuslly attended to. ole I'm cod re
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE GAL
VANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
CERTIFlCATE NO. l3-The suboined certificate select
ed from number is from gen.m Of
standing aud respectaby resident in the city Of Brook
Of this remedo other evidences OF ndsputa
BILE be furnished the Office Of the principal
No. 65 Chambers street,
The undersigned having for suffered much from
pain the hp occasoned by fall attended with rheumatic
Affection does hesitate give this public estimona to
the utility gfeat value of st. Jeans Metaline
strengthening Plaster and mis- unqualified appreciation
of the invaluable properties Incorporated In
Having uered severely scarcely to be able
this remedy and surprised find short time
application Of the almost
on Of and limb much relieved that raised it, and
walk with much greater than for two years previous
y to effect speedy IN similar therefore
commend it with confidence to ny frieads % .osrp ANN
New york. ss'fNSe9 Ne1. |, ,s.s. LosEE VAN NosrkAND'
Secured by Patent for sale by the importer
William street, the Principal Office, No 65 Chambers ST.,
and by respectable druggists generally n32weod+rc
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co Z
No5o Wallstr opposite the Exchange. }
TUNHIS COMPANY continue insure against loss and da
i mage by fire goods, and merchandise,
by inland vessels and their
DIRECTORS.
Thomas W. Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff Anson Baker,
B. r. Robson, M. D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen
Moses Tucker, James T.. Holmes,
John II. DAWSON, John r. Moore,
John II. Lee, Wm X. Thorn,
Caleb &. Tunis. Thomas Morren
Francis p Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John &. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS w. THORNE, PresIdsnt.
GEoasE T. HoPH. 2scretarv. a5rc
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ALBION
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
LONDON AND NEW YORK.
Instituted in 1905.
Capital One Million sterling, 95 600, 900.
THIS Company has been in suessssul operation for FOR
participating SCALE EIGHTY of ALL the profits
every THREE years at compound interest.
All eligible risks have the great advantage Of being confirmed
al participating from the date of their policies in the first
division OF profits.
Examples of Rates for insurance Of 500.
next For one For seven For whole life For whole life
J 4 s e Il
40 81 la 800 339
Insurance at all from 10 "a inclusive from $500
TO SIS 900 a single life.
Medical Eromners.
J. w. Francis Esq, Nj. D., No Bond street.
J. c. Beales, Esq, M. D., No. $40 Broadway.
Travel ing limits very liberal Prospectus with rates.
nuites &c. aud every information be obtained by app
cation to the agents.
JOSEPH FOWLER, ., WILL s,.,
X. s. BUCHANAN,}" wall street.
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J. G.. BELL,
# XIDE X. Nj ST

900 BROADWAY. Of Reade street. up stairs. has
OO constantly on hand variety of Caves Shades. &C.
for parlor manel Also large collection of
Mounted Birds Bird Skins &c, for sale exchanged Pet
Birds &c. mounted very superior manner, order
Public private collections supplied the shortest
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AMEs r. KELLER o. Butter Cheese and LsTd q, - ~
- Front street. "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

pyThe Washington Correspondence Of
the n 7 Sour Of Com. ipdulges IN the
following spocula,ons
That Gen. Cnss wifi go to the l. S Sen.
a'c or to the Cabinet.
That Tyler will have foreign mission
probably Lon1on
That Calhoun, Webster and Clay will
90 back 10 the U S. Senate,
Tha, Stevenson OF Va will be Secretary
Of State
Tha, The House, a, this session, will pass
soEae bills on JOINT resolutions for the annex.
s'ioa ID Texas, and that the Sena.e viii re.
jeet it
Tint thrreupon, Mr. Polk wal. impcdi.
A'ely after his "eguration, issue a procla
nation fnr an extra session Of Conpre, ia
carry the annexation project into effect.
That # Texas be not an neIed in.lsA5,b
never will be
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
NOT U AD

BY the Lsws Of tUe United States. the
importation Of Slaves into our countr, il, a
h'granI crime, and the siaSe.ifade IL plrscs.
punishable. with death, MrJohnTyler. IN IN,
LAST annual message, ielicusre. our nsa,.le
on The tact, lhst~ were the first to deal M
'h|'" ghiy "iiD tbs iul1nAu. Traffic. 4
couespondent wants a solt lion loi tins proL
em-ii ihe needy Tasctl who bugs o,e
save INTO lh- tnon deservs 70 be huno.
"na' punishment, should lie meied OCT a.
John 1let g. J InGcr,Sil & Co. wko are
eht''inG all iheir power 10 bnng 10 twenty.
lion OF IeIas ;"
bunc. " oD'' IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

The votes OF the following towns
are not returned. viz. Wes'haven.
Orwell, Mendon, Brandon, Plttshe'd'
Mt. Holly. Mddletown, Tlnmouth.
and Mt. Tabor Returning officers
should bear in mind the duty they
owe the public and not delay IN SO
simple a matter. While some coun.
ties manage to obtain the returns OF all
elections as soon rs the second day we
are obliged to wait until the time eX-
pircs. Those officers, it is observed,
who make it point to take the whole
ten days to make returns seldom make
any nj all.
From Addison County we learn that
the anti License ticket is elected tho by
what majority we do not learn.-Ben-
nington County ditto, ditto.
In Windsor County the License tick
ct is elected by about 300 majority
and from Wlndham it is reported that
this ticket also succeeded. Ma
Jointly not known. No other counties
heard from,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
THE EXPELLED SENATOR.

We have already stated that Nr.
Emmett, Loco Foco Senator, haa
been expelled from his scat in the North
Carolina Legislature, for having pre-
scented forged ticket tllal he vaS e
i.ctcd. We now learn that snhsrQucn,
", thrc" Wing Senators having gcnc
home, advantage was taken of the acc,
dcutal majority thus obtained by the
opposite party, To cXInugc the WhoI"
proceedings on the subject from tn.
Journal, and rcnstatc the ScuaDor N
his pace : Atlas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

TnAT's YOUR SORT. One OF the Low.
cl' papers chronic les the fact that n rich
southern man on yIsI, to that city, han.
pcncd TO find al work in one of the hclo.
tories, beautiful girl, the perfection of his
IDEAL. to whom he at length was introduced,
and finding her all he desired by the con.
sent Of her frienls, AMI amid the conrr,r.
Iauons Of many, She became his Llushing
bride, and has gone 10 preside over his
home .SAhe sunny south
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

MoRbE TRoops FOR iIrDSoN Nc>tcr-
day afternoon three more Of our militia.
~ companies the Albany Republican
Artillery, The Van Rensselaer, Guards,
and the Washington Rifcmcn IA Ger
man corps T. were pat uuder orders
by the Commandcr-ln-C Chief, and dc,-
patched to Hudson by an extra tram
last night
Arrangements had been made hy
the AdJuiant General by which these
troops were sent Immediately ON tie
arrival of the Boston and Housatonc
trains. Theylcft, indeed, few hours
after the rcqulsitlon from lIud>ol.
reached the city---and as they were 10
be met by an extra train from Hudson,
at the junction, they probably reached
their destination about midnight
1t is proper to add-to counrcract
the various minors occaSoned by th,c
prompt movcmcnt--th that the reinforce
mcnt was deemed necessary bv III.
Mayor of Hudson, and the Sheriff OF
Columbia, who united in the rcQinSl.
MN 'IIu' viz ltlIlFNlllD1l WAS accom-
panied with a1idavits from person,
well Informed Of the movements ofthr
anu-rcntcrS, gong 10 show that thcy
contemplated sudden movement ON
the city of Hudson, and upon the jal
with view 10 rescue the prisoners m
custody -and that for this purpose
they had been pcrfcctlng mn orgnnza
ton for several days IT is enough TO
say. that The information thus received
from reliable sources, was deemed suC
iiclcnt by the Mayor and Sheriff 10
warrant extraordinary measures of Pre-.
caution and defence.
We learn from Hudson that the
mounted troops from New York had
arrived totlFe number of 20 TO 50. and
had reported themselves TO the Sheriff
The force, subject TO his order. is now
about 300. inclusive of the volunteers
on duty from Hudson Albany Ar
gus. lst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
COOL-DECIDEDLY.

The Boston Chronicle, tf.ca,itt's paper
and the Liberty Standard, (Willsy's paper
s'y 'nrir Democratic allies in the late con
test. Hypoeu'y 'no0rnafe, now The election
is over and call upon the wings 10 aid them
~ preventing Polk and his parry from ',uaL
forIng our Ii6eriics uhoie." You're too late
gentlemen, the horse is stolen, and the hi,p,,
are on the run for Teras We told YOU. 10
close the door last autumn but We needed
not our warning, ond hesPed upon us CON
iumeiy and reproach. A4+-the Wigs can
not help you nuw-or idther, they cannot
help he poor Slave-,hough they would
have done a. the constitution would have q J..
lowed them, II you had not cut out tneir ham
strings. II Polk and The Slave power, 'swal-
low our lioerlirs, as you fear, we shall be
sorry But Iittcy s"ahow such Iantirg dem
osogues and unprlnclnPled hyppcrues, as
The Birnoyr The LsariG,, and me lI,Hres
and spare the hupeSi and deluded who have
followed their lad, We hope they viii never
swallow any resurrection Ilils'alierwards. go
lNorndee"ock tMaIne) Peoples Pfess
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

DowS Win THE RENr This cry,
which has so long disturbed the peace Of n
portion of the State OF New York, and
which, i, would seem, the Governor could
not hear amid the noise and hustle Of an
election cnnvnss-hn, AT length assumed n
tone sufficiently clear md dslinc, to arouse
the sleeping energies of Gov Boucke and
ne Is no,o calling on, the Military from
different portions Of enc State TO DO what,
in the onset might have been effected by the
lcnsl possible cdor, on hi, part But these
Indians had votes, and TIM, party which cv-
or goes for the 'largcs, liberty could not
with any consistency interfere to pu, down
their law less doings, until after election -
So goes Locofocoism ever Before cleo.
lion, fricndlvto all, after, true to none,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

MoRr PERsEcuToS 1t appear. that
The Supreme Court OF the United States bo,
refused 10 grant the nollon oflhe counsel Of
! W f'orr Tor wrl, Of AaJeai s,tu, on
he ground Of want Of jurisdiction So ~.
suppose We are to have fresh exhibition, NJ
sympathy from h'sIoeof'co friends thtoogb.
out the country Xcli might th. yolon.
tiry m7rlyr e1elA m '.1ve' me from my
friends 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

On the pr,n'lpIe that, To 'hc victor b.
longs The spots" II is bat Jus TO say. that
IN the clrclioa OF Polk and Other Free
lrnde officers, the victory b,lougs to Great
Briilln; for she Will come in for all the
spors ---IcCp the Slavery Of Toms. and
tina, belongs 10 the Abolaionis,s, for the
part ih-y have aciel IN the ,lcc
ton Of Polk -lEimiio Rep.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

,Spulh Carolina darcs not impri,on color.
ed scamen Of foreign oounlrvs. 1hrirlavs
only apply 10 the free State. Of this Unlon
The colorcd ireemen Of the Nouh SEEK and
find shelter from the PRISONS Of Sou.h Caro-.
lima, 'und'T the Brush Flag The "ch.y.
airy"dlre MOI insult the lion OFF,. land
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

MAKJNG 1T LIGHT An attorney, nboM
10 furnish bill of costs, was requested by
bis client. baker, ito make it as light MS
possible" "Ah !" replied the attorney,
that's what you .nay say 10 your foSrmas.
bu, its not the way make my bread"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

1Mr Benjamin Hutchinson, whose
death at Milford, \ II. is recorded IN the
papers, IS no! one ofthe melodsls " no have
gwen Concerts throughout, he country, rs
has bccn stated, though he belonged to the
same family
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

BiA,oR WILLIAM II Polk, brother Of
the President elect. has arrived ut Wash.
ins'on and ltaken W lodging at Colemans
The papers say tina, he is much finer
looking man than hi: brother This may
be regarded a, impor,an, iftrue.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

The following is The votc Ivy jori.
u,s. of the several towns oi Unl.a and
County nr the recent election inr Cunu-
20 Commissioners and which tho
unofficial arr l,e,icvcd To h. very near
is correct The License ticket Is un.
quest. ,nably elected by majority OF
about l2S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

FUMES oy SPARE,se The Free
Will Elp,is, Gcncrol Association, Lately
holden in Plainfeld, N Z, resolves, a
mong other lhpes, "Tha, no enlig hlrned
ChrisaaD can nooccnly carry on court
ship by late sitting I"
We suppose they mean alone,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

SFi,ch iGAiSsT TBr Buck TAa,r
HaVs Nr Payne OF tiabama, 4 tell ynu = =.
shan rrsls' And, lut augL k1ns ~,
rare, millions Of swords may lear nom ,b.,,
,cAooATds, and dunk de,p, pryy. Of hl,,',I -
Mr. L. ia po!kh Of course. " ''''o Z
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

The New Hampshire Legislature
whose Constitution Prohlsits Catholics
from holding office PASSED resolutions
denouncing the "Algerines7 Of Rhode
island.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
Putting out The Flash III Rev TErr

Putting out The Flash Thc Rev Thcm
as AIl'p' who WAS at the battle Of Benn,uy.
under Gcn Stark. was asked il he ever
Killed amy one lie answered tha. He
dad not know tni that. Observing a fash
Often repeated in bush bard by which
seemed IN be succeeded rarb Tune bY n fail
"fs'mr Of orr mcn. tc ievcilei his mu'ka,
and firing IN. lhnt direction D1! oHf me FdM >
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
LATE FROM Texas. BY the arrival

LATE FROM Texas. BY the arrival
Yesterday Of the I. 5. revenue cutter,
Woodbury.. 1t. John NJ. Nmmo, com
rnaHdHg, we have received Galveston
dates of the lltbLnst. The w. brought
up dispatches from Maj. bonclson, our
Charge d Affairs to Texas. which were
forwarded Yesterday ato Washington.
\ severe %er,her has been blowing
outside, which prevented the cutter
from arriving earlier.
The British frlgatc Spartan landed
Capt. Elliott, the English Charge TO
Texas, al Galveston on the 9th inst.
and sailed the next day for Vera
( Cru1
The weather appears TO have been
very cold and boisterouS upon the
Texan coast much Of the time since the
9th inst.
We learn that preparations are being
made to put the Texan navy nfoat once
more. Repairs, such as eaulking
&c. are going on upon the Austrian and
Wharton.
4 man-of-war, but her nation moi
known. was scenxtanding ofGalvcstor
on the l1th INST
Ths Galveston News speaks Of 4
sample nt sugar the editor has seen
produced ~ the plantation Of Mr. Mcr
&C.. ~ the Colorado. which GO indg
cs pronounce cQul TO any made an Lou
lslana II Is Ahid that Nit VI has
large and fine ory.
In looking over our files we do no
P soc All account of a single fray or Indlnl
; disturbance M any quarter all seem
peace and qmctness m the Rcpubllc
p and Ihe liiors do Il 1 APPEAR TO ihinI
= enough of the threatened Me1iran IN
p vaslln to speak or alludc 10 1t y. q
l. PIC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
ARRAY Ann LOSS

ARRAY Ann Loss or luN ,
young German, named Aupu,m, !
Claim, who kept Ston IN A..
came to- tins city on W cjinc>do, d.
that place, and delivered him>,.,r...
the Mayor, for the purpose " nnI.
going an examination IN rIni,.r.
the shooting Of man named Au..
tins Stewart, bn the nigh, Of lhr 5n.
lhSi Thr particulars, as far M "a,
can learn, WIRE that StcNur, rrl
number of others made an ns>nifi
the store of Van Claim ON i've uich,
tie 23l, and were finally dI>prr>, g.,
the lntcndcnt and posse of Aiken 49,.
on the following night renewed N, M,
tack, when Van Claim IN self dcic,.
fired al Stewart with n double h,-.,.
led gun with fatal effect. the wound. =.
man never speaking after rcccl,In,
shot, aud expired short tune tho,
ter. Van Claim offered to glyc I,.
self up in Aiken, but c2gulaucc NJ
refused by the justice, when hrcor,..
.ded to come To this city and >urrnI,,
himself, eel Charleston Courier De-. 2,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

TnE GALc AT ElSTulMrra, Il
is 4 matter of establishment. tht,pn.
Jury To person or life was the como,
qucncc of the disaster 10 the new S,,
mary building at Easthampton. r..
upper story Of tn main huildmg v.,
occupied by students, and the inmate.
of the rooms were asleep. Vhcy W.T..
aroused by an unusual nosc. and
found, TO their utter astOnlshmcnl tia,
Ihelr rooms had no other covering than
the canopy of heaven The roof MA,
taken oil whole, and carried over I'm.
rear projection fthc cdiGcc, and prc
cipl'atcd TO the ground Just oyer the
outer wall, which it apparently touch.
ed, breaking the falling roof luto lrar
mcnts. The projection is one s,ou.
lower than the front part of the hul
ding, and received no other injury than
thcremoval of the tops of chimr cyS. i,
is exclusively devoted to dornltoOr,
and the rooms Were occupied and hud
the falling root descended pon II. IFS
"''-''' ""H II'HuVi' NUIHII'IIl 10 tINNi,
1t, Such an event could hardly ha,.
occurred without the loss Of life. The
escape of the inmates of the hmldme
must he regarded as providcn,lal W.
cannot refrain from entertaining tho
opinion, that the root was not proper
" put on, We frequently have a,
high winds as that which removed
this roof, ifnot higher, Such bwldm,
should be stable enough to resist am
winds that may reasonably be expo.
I'd Hampshire Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-04

vii oil she's, f ,s ,,na..,.. "a, .s y.s, ts,~.s. on.
,sdaeaa Of Ire postage
VI ~ March a No pnns4c been generally acsuese.
cd IN by The people than should sustain iss
!" limiting It's Expenditures Congress. has newer
sush To n@he source Of general purposes 'seet
' a,n"r rtod curing the last Nth CIR At Britain nor shot
never become eisc on the general Cohgr-s han
ss 70 ms se' a. think they ought. wi be nre's'U
rhhf !" eu'tah IN. tfe-ss mail reduce
of 50 IN mod. The act ut the
W he s,'sn,,on Of the mail service ani the
- ~sn vi" oe s.manied by the RAPID -r.r. "a
=, On our western nontier. will no, admit
o. 'A ss min ms'e'sy Ieioce the present c,pcpd'
an, proplr s,m. M ,h, ~. .,, , e lnre." OF
49, ~ ~ w - ,a,es &c aaop'ed which VII pro-
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