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The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

EfIEkS Tesiatnenlasy, having been gfant
ed to lhe undersigned, on the estate d WI
liam Haley, decd. d The April Team le45, Of
The Probate Court Of Wilkinson County, -N0tice-
is hereby given 10 All PERSONS Indebted % said es-
ale to make immediaie payment. and those hav>
.ng claims, 10 present them as prescribed by law,
q they will BE- forever barred.
WILEY Nj. WOOD. Admmisl. aior.
AYril 26.h lS45. l9-M6
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

HT Z

rwxtlE UNDERSIGNED Is much in need 81 moHey snd
.Loss indebted 70 lis will please call and Settle as
toussr indulgence cannot be given, end lose p our
who has been in the habit Of buying groceries
and nroyisons payable next week will please EecoseE
eha from this date we sell those articles loI cszn
'"os iva MCKEE + ILER.
MAY 18th 1916 g
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

"a 4 the ners July tenn is45, 81 The Probate court
N 81 wilkinson county the undersigned Hla'.asssa-
,ors a BALDWIN HAYNES deed. will present slse admin
a,r,,;on acco,nta Il said Baldwin Haynes decd ioF
Ai'0' ss''V''''"s 80 BYTHELL HAYNES.
MELISSA H.aKsNES.
Asn'rs.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

~ oTIcE---LeIlers o. adnInlstFalion having been
IN granted 10 the undersigned the estate Of Sam
uel McNuty DECD, At The April term Of The Probate
court Of Wilkinson county, Di845 notice is hereby
given to aI 10 said eatse, to make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims 70 present
them prescribed BY law they will be forever bar
rcd SAMUEL McNDLT 4 adam.
April 96 AS 1gw6,
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

CALL, FOR READY MADE SHIRTS
lust received new supply Of Linen and Linen
Bosom shirts Of different kinds and prices which
were All made 10 order, and we'll finished As they
0Said he also are thsy regularly numbered can fl ans
sOa'S Ss' Call at KAHN g JAKOBl'S Store.
NAV Ard Ie45.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

n all Persons interested IN NE Real Eslais 81
JeRriA IkRRINeToN, deesased- GREET.
ING:
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
- cHE.aP FoR c.asA..l1l

THE aubscubers socits the attention Of the public
70 their new supply d spring end summer goods
they consist mainly il staple and fancy drt goods,
clothing shoes, boots ana hats Of the latest fashion
Terms Of course are cash. and all who wish 70 cave
about one third Of their money, byadopling the cash
system have only Try the experiment, end conviction
will follow. J. DUNBAR & co.
April 26, lS45.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

WOUa are hereby cited 10 be and personally ap
pear before lbs Probate Court u ANTE
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
LAST NOTICE.


EESHE notes and accounts under MY aoi'ars cue !.
Kann &. Jacob and s Haas, on the frat 81 janus
~ last are left in the hands Of F. Cooley lo coecson
all those indebted will cost BY calling hum ana
settling the same WITHOUT delay, A.JAkObI suF'y
NVnndriLla MAY I7ih Ie45. %
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

STATE on Mlsslssfppf s Probate Cou.tl
williamson coun,v hIsy,elm. s4b
~ Flsws, Il tn. ....~ $3.50 n.,.
ssS~y s.s 49,. .. $3.50 '...1y .s,s
IL IAN I5ss ,s,,s+v .acssssa aba Is
aisssso'. i, az, az, n me. i,s,sss \. ,s
Iaods snns..,S,,;s s,.a hs,o,l:ss,es..,s ~
Ta@ III, 49, .r'..s rpr1S
wiNs $3.50 8 ! +, w sess4 Z y e z
vnfi t...,.,, :.x,s A 1880,
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

think have some Of the best chs'esng .eoseco %
WoodvllIe foF sale. VI Y Villains
May 9Th. 1916. 81
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

A r the next july term, Is45, o. the RfoDese court
A. os Wilkinson county, the undersigned Admlnln.
tra,ors ON lhe estate 81 Baldwin Hayness decd who
was Guardian of Tho's F, Roberts and MafgaFs.
HAYNES will present the Guardianship accounts osa'a
.s% alasyssce BYTHEI.L. HAYNES,
~''0 NV" TTss MELISSA HAYNES,
~ Am'ra
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
NOTICE.
TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.

NJ Ete
TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.
uaaaregned proposes TO teach class Of young
gentlemen who have chosen phyaic toy their voca-
ton nesIaea The ordinary instructions given IN the
chop 81 medical man, Two lectures 3 week will be
delivered On Alatefia hedica and hera peasics Anat.
omy and Physiology. Of Theory and Practice Of Medl-
cine with medical Ethics and jurisprudence, according
70 the degree d progress whleh they may have made
In their previous studies The fruit Of my many years
Of Labor WI b8 from time TO timn presented. For
twelve months instruction. above proposed ono hun-
dsed dollars must ba paid in svsfH iasieee aadvanCe.
The deaien md eertan effect Of the above plan will be
lie aualikcaon Of y6ung men, 20 receive 20 the gfeat
eet advantage the eeluFcs and hospital privileges which
on going 10 public medical school they only obtain
by srlch previous teachings as propose 20 gYe. The
Introductory lecture 10 the proposed course will be de-
vcred on Saturday the 9Th 81 April. when tickets Of
invitation will 81 sent out B. Il. HALL, NJ D.
Late and for many years resident physician and SUR
econ Louisville Marine Hospital KY.
WoodsiiIe, March p, ls45 Adv
or CONS 0.NyBEjvT.
6e boxes Kentucky aobaeeoe Zoe cal. b The box by
- lapHl 60 -ial n T. COLLINS.
'r EI'IERs 1eslameniaFYs having been gram
led 10 he undersigned On the estals Of Col-
Inns VI. NIsbef, deed ii the April term l645, Of
The Probate Cont Of Wilkinson County. Notice
is hereby given ID 81 peFsons indebted % said e.
tate 10 mako immediate payments aud those BAY
ing claims 70 present them ss prescribed p laNi
or Ties will ha lnfeeeF barred.
MARGARET MILLER, ExeculEix.
#Mzn Of 1896
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SPRING GOODS.
IRISH LINENS
NEW SPRING nnnIls


yHE undersigned hasina entered into e. psstns,.
p ship in order that they mag more fully md sens
orally 6 their store with he richest. beet and fsaRs-s
goods Of The season. respectfully sader tie following
stock q Spring Goods 70 The public which shsy have
just received from New Orleans, to-His.
Gents Spring and Summer pants.
Fine Panama Hats.
. LeghoFu 6
G Straw
9 Beaver
Boots aad Shoes The best qualify.
suspendeFs
Cloth Brogans and BoOisas ior gentlemen.
ladies.
Spring and Summer Coats and Vests,
Ladies' PaTasoIs.
Rich French Calicoss: Mnslins. Swiss Babinsls
Irish Linnens &C. H. SIMON,
March -l2-f
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
LH00L.

ThyHE subscriber will give faiI price ioT weoli
b MAY 9th. is45. 22-3w. DC. hui claas0Ni
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

a N lhe next Julg tenn d Che FFobale court q Y r.
IN kinson county, the undersigned Administration Of
T.coh Keller dec'd who was d his lifetime the ad-
,,,;r;stator de bonis non Of enIy peihl, decd will
,'rasn ne administration accounts 81 said Jacob KEEL
Ter with The estate 81 enry Delhi oI final settlement
g, WIZ 2s SUSAN IA. KELL. Err, Amir
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Ni707l'TiIITIiCI.j'E,.''
NOTICE.

KEIFlE undersigned administrator Of The estsls
E oC John i. Carmichael deed, viii 81 ths
maxi july term. is45. Of lhs Probate Court q
Wilkinson County. present his accounts with said
estate for final settlement aud allowance.
JOHN H. JENKINS.
% .im'r
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

ST. Louis city mills Flour
Tsceo Hams. sides and shouldeie, mess pork
IoIes il barrels. For sale By D C.HpIChlSoss.
NAV l4ih, is45, 22 Agaa.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

....hs,a have on hand well selected stock
''I Faaes, crocerie, al reduced prices
fa''Ss $50 III. 4 IVEyNDELL + @.
Ianmarv 81 If.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
NOTlCE.

y ,he next june Term Of the Probate Court
e. of Wilkinson County, ls45, The undsfsign.
u administrator debopis non with the will annexed
e e goSn McCready, deed, viii present the ad.
=. S; ~" accounts of said Esfaie, for final
saltlemenl and allowance.
Ss'''''.s~' DAVID v. PINSON, Admir-
Ao,llo. ls45. 1896.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

May I7lh Is45-2a-w3
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

FourIh .I0ndag n JMIg. le45,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
FIRE AT NORTH ADAns MASS.

Jus. brivre Nc had 6nished printing our
Papets ihs "Wednesday aitcsnoon. Our ears
wSts sslotsd by the appalling rry 81 Fire -
The slatm wAs caused hy the burning of the
Eagle F.ctoty." 10 tins villsg-. Wis h. wiIh
its contents, butwiIhsi sadtng tse es ssSIons Of
ovt hfemea snd ctntens, wee o.,ssvus~d.
90 epsirng 10 the scene u TIE slsr~.
We f1und The Factory on Ore, With luIle 90
no hops Il saving any thing. The IRE orig
insied 40 the u. her ron. IN tie third story
IRON the he.ung of Dor Ia which ons end
Of . honEnsisl shaft played Thee vas q
large quahsiy Of coIion ADD waste ,n ,he
r"om sh,oh Immediately ighitsd, AMI ~tth
such lsaflsi fsPttty dad the flames spre I'd.
that, boI~ r,h.ia sding the slatn "a, imn-di-
sUiy gtren. man WIN worked "a The ro"m
sboVs hsd barely lime IN ssesps Nth hls liie
through ttr rOom "a which the IRE uueinsi-
ed The bund,ag Ma oid Aed ihs ,ohisni.
81 such nsturr that the n ne, made E-arldl
Progress snd .csfcs fOttr-Ase nnsnstes nd
slapsed ron tie uase Ihs ire toot beEus
tbs whole ins5de Of The D0iidiag had islisn
~.
The basld,Bg was owned by J. Y MSr-
shsl The lover hooS scrup.ed BY Rstint.ons
A Homer. and oontaissd pisuias a'achFns
InAichinf niachibe. 81 which were entite,y
consumed ihsV estimate their l0ss a. AbDu'
$500. I he s~cond fourth and = par Of The
tiro slonea sere Oecuplsd BY Orr 4 Chase,
t9f Ito mahGiactsrs Of CstSa bauias sRd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

The Wthngiou In.ot = Mein. si,t
49, the bllowIng rsliivs 10 th~ sey.tn,
--s 81 ~ kssamsn % Ch.rse fron
T.s-s 10 this rnsm'y Th~~ ks,e b~er
TOO m.nv ',nIsm sl sg~pcirs" ssor this
1rfa, )areie sl'vady
HTtras M, seerdn,d no 'mir;-et' IN
Tho Cnasd s,si~,, 10, hs, r,s,rly s~ui
Charge The P"srd. nj Ia, zoe SIM
i'mt desb'd ags'na tcee,,ns The sei'og
Charge W. D,-~l uroa me rrovrd ,ha,
Teas !, viruall, pan and parcel II the
united State lirncr our ,'oor. sf' s.n;
TO Texas To drthd DOR positive rrd sub
asnn, urhu Tn. r.,tnue provisions
are ,hsp-5 according 10 ihr rretc,l~u,'
adopted IN similar eas-, by The adm mis- RI.
l,cn, Of M,sr Nsdsoh snd Montoe
Mr. Lee may remain IN Nsshinsion IN.
al b" can hear from T,xss and " Mr.
Kaufman comes on herr he may ofieis,e
III ho pleased az an ioi1rrsI agent ~ Tea.
a., iua a. the other States in the Car~d
State. have somrinr. sg-nl, in attend tn
the concerns Of their separate S,.tus, tOi
nothing IN the character 81 ehstges, or rs
representative Of fs'tign Stats
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
WE the subscriber. being appointed by

WE the subscriber. being appointed by
w the II on PIobs,s Court for the dis
iiici Of Rutland commissioners to receive
examine and ndlus, all claims and dema nds
vi all PERSONS sgainst the estate of
DAVID SOuTHwlCK.
late Of Middlriown In ssid district, decessed.
and also ell claims snd demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the
18th day Of August inst. being allowed nv
said court for thai purpose ~e therefots
hereby give notice That We will attend 10
Tho business OF or said sppoinimsn n, =, tho
late residence ri the deceased In Middie,o~n,
on the third Thursdays Of October and Feb
ru,ty neIt. nsXi, from one o'clock until 4 o.
clock p. N. on each Of said days.
OsSos CLARK, c.,.,,.
Era,s,s PAuL 'omm'"
Middletown, August 30. le45. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

Moiire 10 C,ims. Green, 10 his con-
fcssion. ,ays tina, Q word uttered by girl
with whom he YVES in company prompted
him 10 the dreadful deed Of numbering his
own wife lie does not tell Us what that
word was, but esculpa,es the charmer from
all intention Of harm. The word, howev-
cr. was The motive Tor murder, and he new
er loa sight Of II until he accomplished his
hellsh purpose by the death Of hi, young
and cohfding wfr he hoped 10 win another
bride, and was fully pursuaded 10 his own
mind ih,, she who had spoken a word OF
low" would have married him in the event
Of bis becoming a wiJowrr. He saws that
this thought took such perfect possession Of
his mind, tina, it entirely pteelud-d oil feel.
ings Of remors. while he ~ns performing
the deed The though, Of detection never
for "nce was entertained by him, FOR the ren
/ son, he nys he did no, know the stomach
could be nnnlyzed The first feelings Of
remor.c Ina, he had, was when his wifi re-
fused IN take The medicine al hi, hands -
Thus ii will b. seen, that out of the eireum
hanee of'so~>iAiHs s1ia 10 him By a gtrL
dIrnrs the Hoosick sleigh ride grew the
moh,s which prompted him 10 the though,
Of murder. VIZ have never known so srik.
ing m c1lmpl. Of punishment for an IDLE
word, and rare rs ii is, II should not hr los,
upon those whose words nre like poison
when poured mo the ears OF the easily
tempted Boston Mad
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

Iadraa and YanIes The wsier al Msrt.
NAV /, very clear and very coid-so cold as
to be almost uncomfortable. A gentleman
lately amused htnseli by throwing small
gold coin in 90 lee, wster, and giving II TO
any indian sbo would bring II up Down
they plunged bat after descending 10 or i2
lee, they came up so chilled that si'er sever
al inefeciual attempt, ihey gave II oP. A
Yankee standing by observed that. al he
~ould give II to him for getting II, he'd swing
i, up QUE her than lightning" to ~hirh he
consented when Jonsihan instsad Of Plung
iag IN a. MAS expected. quietly took up a
seu,ng pole and dipping the end In a'
barrel. reached u down To The coin and hfo'l
It up, and slipping u IN be Porke', walked
Of, To the sm,Irmeni Of the lnjlan di.ers,
and the no ANAL eh,gIia Of the donor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
BRIGHTON MARKET,

MOspAY, Sepi. Is, INf5-
At market $50 Beef Csule, <25 Stores,
1ooo Sheep snd 1870 Swine
Pace. B,tf Caiiio -EI,rs e5 Fist
quality $500 Second. ei.2s and as
ThifJ ; so and 81
Sisres-Two vesrs old % Is; three
years old eiosot
Sheer - sr,hs from al IS to IFS. Old
Sheep from 81, so 10 200
Spiss. Old Hogs from ) 1.2to< Shoals
10 peddl. J i.ss3it Al is,sil from
10 to 8.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

N Y CENSUS The population Of the
Empire state vii probably be found to be
about three millions This is tho caleuls .
ton OF the New York Journal Of Com
mercc, in view OF the per crntsge OF IN.
crease IN some so towns aud cities where
tho result Of the recent census have been
ssccrtalned The average increase Thus
Tar is a, the average rate OF % per cen, on
the population Of lsA0. 'Ercels'or, IS
the mo,o and destination Of the Empire
State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

~ sins Ts-ii msoi,iaep. t.lVsd =, ~ 49,
. 500. .rvshev 9TH s,~,vt te~e ~u'th -
o.. b ~ss al csa. 'ass A, sr NJ TIE ih,'d
.'vt, see ens4~e W z q A. l~cassd. ~
ne nsuvf.ctg~ 81 B,bts.e. ssd tsf .,ssr
tanning Ts-,r lcis, ,hsy estimate ., ahou'
esca, ivy s's s,sa ss'isg thar bsoks.
The building ssd ~ eooisuls ). . tv''l
lo-s No iassrsncs "a sny psf' Of liz pteP-
sr,
The lo.. oil hil hss.il, upon tho wee.
pants. mo., pf ~'rom hs,s l".i ,hsif eli -
ToAy Trs1c,rpa Of Sept IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

Arrirsi Of M. Erer,H The Hon
Edrard Ertrst. with hi. family. srf'vcd
IN this city, yesterday 10 the steamer Brit
ANNA, from Liverpool Amer M absence
Of four wars from HE country during
which timc he has represented our Naion
n, the Count Of Great BnGnin Mr. Everett
has returned 10 hi. home Al the highest
foreign Cour he has discharged III" ''npof'
tan, functions Of his diplomatic s's'Ion wrh
great ua,duny, discretion, und sbilriv--nnd
my b. ,n,i with the utmost truth, that,
in tho line OF Distinguished nrn who have
successfully represented these United
States nj the Brush Court, none have
served their country more faithfully. dis
charged oil their duties more diligently or
bore themselves with more honor and abil
ny than Mr. Everett We cordially wei,
come him, on his return TO his country nnd
bis friends - Boston Atlas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
DIvisIoN or LABOR. A certain preach.

DIvisIoN or LABOR A certain preach
or who WIS holding fouh to a somewhat
wcared congregation lIhrd up hi. eyes to
the gallery. nod beheIi his son p'.IlIng the
people below with chesnuls Dominic was
about TO administer, or eaih,dra sharp
and stringent reprmaud hr thh figrant
nc, Of lmp'ay and d,,respee,, the youth an
iicip,I,ng him, bawled out ., the top Of his
voice
You mind your preaching daddy, and
I'll keep them awake
The scene tina, ensued may be safely
lefI TO the mag lnation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
LEAnsIso ~ YoUrH

LElsSIso IS YoUrH Wal.er Scott
IN a narrative u his personal history, g''es
the f5awiag caution 10 youth
.if II should ever fail to the lot Of youth
to petuse ,h-seipaget, let such reader re-
member ,ha, II "a WHh the decp'H r'gr'I
that reeolI~ct ~ my manhood The oppoT.
tnar,.s Of lcaraing "a hleh | negieet'd n
my youth thai through every PAd OF my
Hrfary catcrt have Or p,nehsd. ham.
peted By ny own lgRorhheo and ! would
al ,hs u,on.rn give hail the reputation,
Nh,ch have had the good .ion0ss TO &C
aurre ~ 20 doug could roS The remain
M ran upoa sound and sure foundation oi
lc4rnlne and scirnee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

III r the subscribers, being appointed by the
" Probate ruuri f,r the district "f Fairhaven
commissioners TO receive examine, and ad.
Just all claims and demands Of all persons
sgainsl the estate of
Isaac Hadorag, late Of Poviiney.
In said dls,rIc, deceased, represented insol.
vent, andl also all claims and demands exh,b-
tied IN offset thereto and o months from
the 81 day Of Augua last, being allowed
by said cout, for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend
Ia the business ofour said appointment, al tie
house Of widow Frederic Hsdswsy, In said
Poulinev. on the hrsi Mond-,s oil Nosem-
Der and January neIt, from one until four
O'Clock p. m. on each Of said days.
ALpHoSzo EvIRTs,
Pouliney, Sept. 90, ls45, 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

The y. O. Picsyune has q letter from
Corpus Christi, dated August 30, brought by
the Creole al Mobile The writer gives q
vsty gtsphic picture Of Gen. 1aylors en-
esmpmenl lie saws
His tent, are pitched on piece oftsble
land that reaches about a quarter OF a mile
TO range OF hills at the distance OF half a
mile from the crest of these he has si,uoned.
az an outgusrd, = force OF one hundred and
twenty hardy and well tired TeIsns, 10
6huse fdt INV is entrusted this otherwise as
ssilabe point. Majrr Ga.iy. commanding
,hc volunteers from New Olrans. il cnitJsI.
Cd with gusgIing the eiIfeiue leii, whilst the
extreme night IL slarev guarded hy Colonel
T~igg., commanding TIC "a Doeoons. The
centre ~ composed ni the 81, 4lh and 7lh
regiments ol Infantry.
lie Commanding Gencrsl hs. thrown Up
q field wofk, wall ol shells ant sand, SIR
feet thick and three hundred yards Ia length
ou his right In case OF an oveIpn~eiihg
attack from this quartet. the troops stationed
outside this wall are 10 retreat behInd II. -
The whole length oil the limo along the shore
occupied, appesr. 10 he about mile and q
half Iii probably ooe OF the beallhiesI
add plessante.t spots in the world.
A. to the prnbshle course Of Gen. Taylor
and the Government lie ssvs:
Il Is supposed Gen Taylor will art in This
say, viz. -Nsit foT Two months in his pres
cut position, to know What the MeNc,ns vii
do II they do nnthine. our Gosetnmen
~ill seed a Comml,sioner TO MeIiro 10 Ia,
down boundary Of the Two countries /
heIro refuses 10 zee the Commissioner
and biIndY igrss away from q peaceful set
element, than our forces will immedls eli
~. cuoz the noah and bofdsfs Of the kl,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

Cssns, ~ Clay NJ. Hsusho'n III,
syn, foi New Enrlsnd NJ Mr. Clay,
True American. Ia, r-r.r~d = lercr from
him dii"d te,'rg,oo, ken,ueky Scp,rm
t-r 5,h. 10 which he writes The moi
viii not -or ny rsp~f Ss~,~Atrs I~H
~ on. zoos In The rn-sn tine. sos say
prees,i 10 ret 'shpribrr', - all eesf.
d,see Nv def-nee sQs,nr the manifero
sod ~tc ng, Of the mob when ou,, will he
.cn, to you IN advsnoe Of The rnp--" In
ecnoln'Ion Mr.. Clay says NV h-shh Is
bad, bot improving .lO~l,"-BO',oa A.
la
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
MARRIED

Ia Collins. n v. on thu 18th inst, by n.
Frank. Esq Mr. Arson & Conget, Of Dandy
Vt, to Miss Poria White, Of the former
place
In this town. on the itth Inst. by Rev. J.
A Hicks. Chsuncey Abbou Esq, Of wis.
oonsin Territory 10 Miss Jane Strong, daugh,
ter Of the late Hon. Moses Strong.
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DIED

In Parle,. on the I'd inst, Merriu Angus.
,u,, son OF Moses d end Ann Towslse, aged
hSe years.
So fades the lovely blooming flower,
Fail, smiling solace oi IN hour,
10 soon DOR transient comforts nv,
And treasures only bloom To die.
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BE sarrig !hoa dost ~, spssk a he N
,hy prsyets which though no, observed, 10
ircqaer, y Prae,ieed by careless prisons. 70
peelally va tho tones Of eouhssion stfiun.
ing things which = not making VoE
they nnoen nol
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STATE OF VERMONT, RRE II

STATE OF VERMONT, E n~
D,atict Of Rutland, - mem =
bored that at spccls Probate count held
at Rhl,,,d, within and tor said dlnnet, on
The l6,b day OF SEP, is4s
PRESENT. Vim Hall. Judge
An nsromrns IN wiring ratporng to
be IN. laa " ~ and irs'sm-n, of JseobButn
ham lat. Of Mriil,to~n in ssld dlaucl, de-
ceased have been presented to SAID cour
Tor probate BY Jacob Bufnhim, the exeeu'
tor therio nsm,d
It ordered that ssiI will be referred
Tor r'obsic and allowance to the fra Mon
dsy being the 9Th day OF October ncrt. nnc
,hs, copy Of this order b. published lhte'
weeks soee e,s,vriy prevInu, thereto IN th'
Rutland Herald ne~p'pcr printed n
Ru,lsnd, this, all persons interest d may
app ar and "tjceI to the probate thereof I
! th,y Gee osu". Arwe'py Of REQ d,
IS HENRY HALL Register.
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srATE of NEkhONT, klE y wu.G
Dssrirs Of kss.sas. -. I u ess~e 'hs
o. . s,e<isi pscks~ c,~u held VI Ryu IN
~s,hsn ed isv ss,s dis,ris, on he issh esy o.
sepssms,ss. 4. D. isSs.
rssssni, Wa Hal. lodge
Jo.spt Dsveag-pst. sdr'.ss'ss,ct 81 tn
s.,s NJ Jossyh e. D.vsero-,. late NJ Dss
b, IN sstd district. d-'es.ed, prupos,ns :"
undei m .eovUr Of bis adn,e's'rs,'"o on
.sid estate
IL 10 ordered the, the ssie account 10 ~
erfsd lot essrio.'ion spd sllo~snce 3" il''
fret Moadsy peiog ihs 9Th De, 81 Oc'oher
leti, and ihsi = rspy Of ih's ordsr be pee-
h.hed ,hres ~eeks sse'.ssitsis p'e,sou,
ih-ts,a ~ tie Rs,lsnd Hetsid. q .swspsre'
PINNED oil RulIsod. ibs, ell pstsons misIrs,
ed nis, srpesr End ubj-ei 10 The ssms me-
zee cause.
A itus cop, oi Record,
- HENRY HALL, Rss's's'.