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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28
FoR THg ENou

FoR The ENQUIRE
To the Voters Of The Senatorial DiN,ict cout
ofMc counties of King Wiiiiam, Kings o.
Gloucester, Jiiddlescr and Matthews.
Having seen with regret, that our pyesen: :
thy and faithful Representative OR. John
TAYLOR has announced his determination d
sign his seat in the Senate of Virginia al lt-.
piration Of the present session of the Ger.
Assembly, We deem il important forthwith il
rect The attention OF the District 10 one VI.
sleadEast adherence 10 Republican principle
well as intellectual qualifications, fully re-
mend him as person suitable to MI that "
cy.
We point TO Dr. AYLErT H.wEs, the pre-
delegate from King William, upon whom
shall lavish no fulsome eulogies, but call on
10 buckle on his amor and be our candida
fill the vacancy occasioned by The above .esig
ton.
MANY DEMOCRATS OF KING WMLtr
.ann0ry 81. 1915
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HOUSE OF DELEGAl
1LouIi0U .JanU1rD -

II
A communication was iecei.rJ
nate by their Clerk, stating that a
the acts, Changing the name 1
WILLIAMSON, in The county Of Tai
Prunty,own;" and have agreed iot.tr
proposed by The House oil DclesI
Extending 10 additional connie, I
of all act passed the l5ih l'ebruf
corning sealed measures for oy>icf
The following Resolutions wera
By Mr.. RAMEY, That the cor'
matte Asylums enquire into Tie Z
allowing idiots, whom it is prcftfI
the county jails, or Otherwise 10 ~.
ment, 10 he received into and KEEP
tic Asylums of this Common %ee..
BY Mr.. EDMUNDS Of lIaiii-i
Committee on Schools and Col,e..''
The expectancy Of establishing !,
Agriculture in The University q vi
Petitions, &C., were presenlet a.
BY Mr.. O'FERRALL, Of ctr
county, for the right OF way 10 ;ne
Ohio Railroad;
BY Mr.. STURM, proceedin.
meeting on Elk Creek, in Barbcs !
same effect;
By Mr.. PENDLEToN, petite 7
Berkeley, 10 the same effect;
b. Mr.. TURNER OF Jefersol
Of citizens Of Jefferson, again& +
on said Railroad, and against the 7 (
Of location Of the Winchester ah-! Z
road; X
By Mr.. BROWN, of ciiizea'
and others, for the incorporate
10 construct McAdamized Roa-
louisville Depot TO The Riyanna y
By Mr.. klDWELL, Of c..s
county, for an appropriation 70 =
CATION Of the Monongahela r.
citizens, for authority 10 the -.
county, 10 subscribe 10 build
river, al the town OF Fairmol
purchase the stock held BY ind:'..
By Mr.. BLUE. of the Pres
OF Oycrseers Of the Poor oil ~.
for an amendment 10 the law a.. I.
chase and sale Of land by the ~
By Mr.. BEUHRING, o. Y.
T. Watson, 10 be authorize y :. !,
real estate of The decedeni III =
cinia; also, OF John PeytoD =.
By Mr.. BROWN, OF ci'ihti'
for an amendment OF The law =
usury.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE
Mr. GOODWIN offered a &c,
House will, with the conseh' :,
lourn sine die on Saturday u's
On motion OF Mr.. WlTChh'
the table. re,
Mr.. FUNSTEN moved 70 Z
lutions for the annexation :.
acted in accordance with
since 10 call them up every da'
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Rank Federal Doetrine-Anothcr Eram7l

Rank Federal D0etrine-Anotdcr Example.
We are told BY The Federal Wings in the
House OF Delegates that we must not NEEDLE
with Federal Relations Doe. the Delegate OF
this City, who once boosted of his attachment to
State Rights even 10 the excess of Notification,
recollect the arrogant doctrine which was main
tanned in the black Cochade DAYS of $500 a
Virginia came forward 10 lead the van against
those odous, unconstitutional, Federal spawn. The
Alisn and Sedition Laws. Then Madison, and
her John Taylor of Caroline and her other
Republican champions, united all her forces
together, when they put forth the Resolutions of
$500, and the immortal report of 99-lS00-
But the Federal States OF the North came forward
10 rescue those abominable bills from the thunder
bolt Of Virginia. They commended that the States
had no right TO interfere Nth Federal Relations
that they were beyond The jurisdiction OF the State
Legislatures, and that if the Federal Government
did transcend its powers, The Supreme Court was
the only tribunal 10 correct its errors, &c, &C. If
the Delegate of the City of Richmond will but
consult the Resolutions from The Federal States,
which are appended to Madson's Report and
which called forth that celebrated paper, he will
find his present doctrines reflected from the Federal
mirror ot'99. Wehave always commended, that most
ofthe Wings were Federalsts in grain and in prin-
| ciple. And 10! We have another, and the strong
est illustration of this identity The parallel too,
runs on all tours, in another respect The Fede.
ralists OF 1903 resisted the acquisition OF Loui-
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by Messrs Lyons, Patterson, Lee and yenat
the meeting agreed to adjourn until MONDAY,
10Th February, to await the report of the Co
m,tee of the Senate and and House Of Deepa
(now engaged in an examination Of The mana
ment of the Company and the action Of til
bodies upon the same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28

r. 'viRolNrrs,' on the OREooN question,
other Communications, will appear to-moro,
IT We have in type several communicaii
which, with the letter Of our regular Washn;
Cores pendent, will appear Tomorrow. And
order TO keep up with the demands upon or
lumns we shall, for several weeks, issue
country Enquirer tri-weekly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28

The New York Morning News notices Demo
cratic meeting which has been held at Nashua
New Hampshire on the 18th inst. 1t strongly
condemns Mr.. Halc's late letter, and recommends
a State Convention TO which The whole matter
has been submitted He had been nominated
one of the four Democratic candidates for Con-
gress al the election which is 10 take place the
llth March-and there is no way 10 set him aside
for his letter, but by calling another nominating
State Convention. The News excuses 50 much
OF MIR. Hales letter as insists upon fair COM
promise upon the division ofthe territory between
the slave and non-slavehodng States. But II
seems 10 US, that The free States had more than
their share, under the Missouri Compromise, of
36i egrees-extending as they do 10 the Pacific
ocean. Mr.. Hales scheme is onlT calculated
TO defeat annexation altogether. ItrGs will not
consent to il land can lre?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28

1t an adjourned meeting OF The Stockholders
Of the James River & Kanawha Company, held
al The Capitol on Monday the 9th inst on mo
ton of G. N. johnson, Esq, Fleming James, Esq,
was.caled to the chair and after few remarks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28

The Wings of Massachusetts, Connecticut
and Ohio can pass resolutions on Federal relations.
They denounce annexation and threaten disso-
lu,ion-and Virginia is TO fold her arms and
take every thing quietly, as she is boundlo do
She forsoolh has no right 10 NEEDLE with Federal
Relations! Nor has she time (another wiseacre
says) 10 act upon the subject Other States. il
seems, NAV threaten dssolntioE-but we have no
porrcr nor time 10 pronounce our voice in favor OF
the Union. Their resolutions are before US. We
cannot shut our eyes 10 them They are placed
officially upon The table OF the Legislature, BY
the Governor, as in duty bound But we must
dodge them, it seems, because we have no time
TO stand up for the Cons,itu,ion-no poirer TO
act on Federal Relations! Virginia, the great
Southern State, is told BY her own sons, BY The
Delegate OF her own metropolis, TO hold her tongue,
and quietly 10 submit 10 the SCOTS and threats Of
the Federalists ofthe North. Virginia is power
less-and by this Wing party, who happen, BY some
mismanagement Of the last Spring 10 have seized
the reins in the House Of Delegates? For
almost the first time since the year '98, she is
TO be doomed to submit in silence upon our Fee
deral Relations, when other States are urged to
action BY the impuls Of the Abolitonsts.-
She is doomed TO the silence of death, whilst a
question OF The mos, intense interest 10 all the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28

Wear requested TO state, that Mr.. Clark Penn
will no, be candidate next Spring, in The Sena-
torial District of Pusylvania, Patrick and Henry
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
TAuoEiNS.
JOHN F. KNIGHT

NNOI LII inform the inhsouans OF this
s~n, and ,hs community IN general,
uhsi he ma received the spins and summer
Fashion. En isls. directly tcn Mes Yost
A. na-,ns the Sen Of wWk man, he 10 nov
ptspatsd tosteerle si,h The created possi-
DE dispatch ell kiats of gannenl. "a his lior
in i've mos, fsshipasbls and durable style.
90 - chssp II not cheaper thso any other
sssbI,shs ss, N he r'uoiy. Having had
some 90 yeAis' experience 40 the busioess.
hs has seen The impo-sbilii, Of making jour
talon Of womcn, End ihsrefore his work u
done by men. ~Isly, and warranted 10 fl -
Cu,,rog fvi o,hers Ia make. done - usual. 81
. llbs,al discount. 81 hi. old Stand over Jas.
BAueit's sIore. ono door north Of The Frank
lin HIel
J +. X. lander, his sincere ihsnks 10 his
patrons for ihei, liheral support, the past
year. and earnes,ly soI,c,ts ih.ir patronage
for the intu,e, and more particularly soIT,is
wba, lhls rh'n2s there ms, bs oil over ons
yssp standing
Ruilsnd. April, lsts,
~ Il. For the information Of the Ten
p.rancs community. ! will Ns,s. the usdo
will be conducted m Tsmp~I ancs principles
in oil respects, for one year from date,
IS 3m. .... J. X.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
C. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

:, lie subscriber having established nm
1 Express 10 run between Boston and
Montreal leaving Boston on Monday al each
week, rio Futhburr RAILROAD. thence by stage
through Keene. WaIpols, Bellowsfalls. Ches-
Ter. Rn'land, ddieoury Nrrgennrs to Bur-
lneton, thence by Steamboat Ia Canada
He will pass Rutland, Tuesday mnrrina of
each week, going norh. AMI Thursday after
noon of each week, going TO Huston. Tue
"hjec, is to transmit Specie, Bank Nniss,
rrller, and paw Noes, Drafts and Bills. buy
goods and do all other kinds of business IN At
may lie entrusted 10 his charge. all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason.
,ble. Oders may he leli with William Avsrv
or ar OrCuii. al The Franklin Hotel, Rui.
land, and nj the Stage House. on the Route
where he WI be sure 10 got them.
Pa,ror age solicited,
Package. to be marked "Bv Lewis FIR
PRESS" &. X. LEWIS,
Rnilsnd, Sept, lsN. 3stf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
Saddlcry, Harncs.
scS. &c.

THE undersigned sill continues IN mann
fsciur- ~ his old stand IN Ea-: kuthrd
village all Kinds OF IIArnc,sr, Saddles, l'G'
dies, Dc Usually found ~ country shops -
His pre,eni stock consists of double aud sin
gte, wagon. pig and sleigh harnesses vnh
silver anh brass plate, hls.k. j'I'aned aud
ported ware and common h"me harnesses.
mrn's saddles tree and portable, NIL vsnrt'.
of trunks. yalis.es. brides. ha!irr>. rlrrin'
gle, sLiph bells, Nc the ah"ve Articles
are all med. Of t.r best Eastern oak tame
leather. aud sre "fIrrrI Al reduced pilr~s -
Llh.rL ,iruIi gwen and musl kinds al no
,lucr rrccivrd ~ payment, All pefsou, re
invited To call arc examine lief re purrh'lug
clEewhre NM. HALL.
Rutland, January lSa5. 5lU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
ETA INSURACE COMPANY
HARTFORD, cow.
CAPITAL R2no OOe


THE undersigned, General Agent, fpF the
above named insurance compsny,s PIE
pared ~ receive applications. and make sur-
veys and issue and renew pollci.s ri losu-
ranre by said Comp'ny on cotton, w"Olrn,
and paper mills, manufactures, aud shops
~ all dsscripiions. dwelling houses, rAVTTns,
Stores. Westinghouse. .Acad-nirs, and all
kinds of hasGrdouf and cIlra hG-SrSoui prop
ery, upun favorable terms. Persons resId
ng alta distance ran procure pohries, by
forwarding applications and plans Of ihs
property Ia he irsfreA. or surveys can lie
made personally bT tie Agent oa addressing
. line n him by mail The high character
Tins Company has ever Sustained fnr ihsrali
~ and promplness IN all rsir1nssctipns. and
ibe enilre cOnfidsnrs wlRch IL has Justly nb-
tain.d anong bOsinsss psn and capitalists
IN New Englsnd. esnno, isi 10 commend AZ
10 all Who desire suck assurance
IS u. 4 HEALD. Agent.
L-S.-~, WinS->' GO, fl.irrl. 10, isI6.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
IRON 4 NAILS.

TIVE subscriber having discontinued ,h'
II business Of manufacturing lion an
N,ils would say To his old customers an
Other. TIM, he has scvcvcral tons first Qua
" B ,cksni,h's Iron whch will he soIi
low for cash or approved credit Also .
f'~ ions of Nails which Will hr dsppsrd 81
on literal terms Wrought scrap Iron
Sill be taken W exchange for Iron
Fair Haven Sept 9th lsii
ALANSON ALLEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
THE ONLY CURE For
COSs&NM lf!OM y .,treS Com
p!0tOl.
ps0iSsi

Tshould Leresone divt, all whom ar. r,,
q nlossd ~ consumption, ~ tuubl.d va,
cough of cold, nighi swesi,, ssim,.r,,,
In the side aud chest, difficult, al hf-.,licr
nph'ness and sor~ nr ssnrfo., m, chr,t. bto"'
oh'us, Liver complain, And al .t,,uo,. A.
'hs pulmonary organs
TIE FOLLOWING NEEDS NO COW.
MENT.
Etesnteld. Saratoga 60. y. Y,
MI J Roosevelt. Dear ~ The love 81
I've urges me Ia make ,his rnnt tu ult,i,
snn's NJ yuur msuhiut, a. ] believe # vii
cor. ME. ! vii give q sa,rmen, ol NV ca,
About iouf nr hive mW,ihs ago | WAS taken
WIN tad cold, and WA y,iy hsIsr IN con.
-"qWn'e al working In wafer Vile lui dine
and saw mill. | hciry y mrrhauirl and w.,
under the do'iurs ere about tour week.
end go, ioh able /" walk ahru. and ircd
10 do lille work. which ir"Ueht ION s,h.,t.
he'dirg "i tie lungs. ! ~ uired home DIS,
plril,d aud NJ K The next d,v~ hle ,nu y
b, he h,t Il"ud vessel tur.i IN N, un.,
snd ronn'rn'rd hl' ediup ,eN l.N Tina
doctor h"Pleted IT, he ntAr. and lie dane
e"tv ihinR IN biz power IT, step tie
bleeding. and finally succe.d,d shtr looNug
rear quart ftnm ~, lungs. and move hrm
the arm Ru, tins did not lsst but lev hours.
nv lungs were an spAsmu ic tie doctor ,tud
M, control ihem,and Tor FIVE days ord M q,
continued 10 bleed, until th.ie VAS nu hIooi
TO run, When II ceased II lett ne 80 weak |
could scarcely breath or STR ' h.
long tune in one position, un'h nv lungs
hraled. and began Ia gain liIir nepeiD.
Bot ab"ui four weeks spos relapse came on
and hled sgaln ~ the lutcs, AID c"ntnued
10 cough md raise lar e quantities al h.nu.
d, matter every dsv. and was rapid, ha>teu.
Ing 10 the grave Nv fdeno- and r-rphbos
Ind givenup nj hopes ard told me that uuN
die. Nv physcisn 'ouhI give me 10 en-.
couragrmehi. exc pi that iir lurg. ~re act,
yet liberated and ali hopes oi recovery g,te
nniii "n' ofy"nt pamphlets were wen ne
describing DR. j. Il nr'> Eiirau Of L,rr.nu
Nv p'Il lil oIs obtain. Il iD'tle, Tor me y,
la-i resort. hui WIN v,rv hris hope, ui It
ddinR nae say good. have now taken II =.
bon a"'rk. srd >rntpc Ia 50, from ,he lifu
dose ] took "fi' began Ia n'rnd- AID NV
health 10 ferer rverv way Nv night swesl,
have nearl, cessed, m, strength improves.
my raislnps nre less.anG h"ic j. again r,,t,-
ed bui nv mcdu irr - almost gone. and
Wish y"u 10 send me t"" bottles immediate
". and il recnvrr. "ili dn all IN NV pow
~ spread tie nr~s that consumption can Gc
cured, remain v"utS. &"
CHAINCFY ID. MEDBURY
We do uoi ssk people "a u.- DR. Larbof',
EItrnci al l.uncwoIi unless thrv are cun-
vlnted from the proof offered them TIA, a
cure can he effected in all cases al lung ,nl
liver complaint provided the diseases are not
past human aid.
For further proof sec medical hooks IN
handt Of the agents. containing coitlhc,'.'
DC. All persons desiring the agency OF III,
will please apply to tina proprietor.
C.. J ROSENFLT
81 10 State .t. Albany,
AGx,rs LUTHER DANIELS .Rud,nt
5. d .Winslow, Pnslord V. Ross, Iran
don Ai-uwly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

STATE or ERMONT,t RE III rsme~a-
D,-,iiri Of Rutland, ss. - bsf.d th.i
NJ special probate coon held AT Rulsnd
within and lnr SAID district, oo The 10Th day
OF April. 1874
Present. Vim. Hall. Judge.
tsase Bfs,,ee, aduninLsifainr al the ss-
tate Of Joel ladder, late Of PiusLort
in said disutcl dec-s,ec, interstate, pruIosing
to render az aCooenI oihis SAID sdninIsIra-
lion;
Iii. ordered ih.t sAid account be referred
fur eXanaia stion an ali0wance la the frat
Mnndsy, beiog h- s'u d., of Missy next
and tbs, copy Of his orier Ne poblshed in
the Ru,lsnd Herald. newspNp.r proved al
Rd,lsnd. three weeks sur'~ssively. pre- yious
thereto. that all persons Interested may sp-
pear and object Ia tie same Il pIey ere cause
A true copy ofrecnrd,
rs HENRY iIALl. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
III. W.I.IBBY
STILL KEEPS OPEN SHOP Al

~ IA. odd ra,hro2 establishment. lilo
thanks oh incujs fnr tie 'periett rush"
with which They have crowded his shop du-
une the past season, end ~ IN duty bound,
hereby promises Ia bscome all thinRs TO oil
men and BOYS, in making. and cutting for
uihers to make.
Mr. l.. has jus, received the latest styles
Tor the summer. Gentlemen please call and
cIamne Tor vnurselvrs.
Mr. L. would say Ihs, hs will do work I"
choap as Al an, aher establishment ~ tho
country for resdy pay All kinds of county
produce taken ~ eIchsnge fur wnrk.
n, r. Ten frs, rate girls wanted, Nome
bs, the hin rate need apply 10
Rutland, April 10,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

S1s ef v,rmsni. DE IL remembered
D,st,,c, Of Ru,lsad, 80. ID tasists prnbaw
oosn holden al Rutland within and Tor sac
dis,nei on the Tlh day Of April, 1915.
Preseni, WIN Hall. Judge.
Joshua Harrington administrative OF the
esis,s nj lrs SpsuljIne late OF Ira, IN SAID
d,Tnci dec~a,sd haring thu. dA, made ar
hc'uon 10 ssId oonr, IN wrling. repre- .eLt-
ins uat the p,-ssoal eslHs Of sad
decreased, 10 Insufficient 10 ~y u.e
ds'as Of SAID deceased sod rIpenses ri I'D.
min's'rs,son by mors than $1,000 and that
the sale AZ all the real ss,s,e OF ssid do
ce.ssd in.entnrted - one undvi.
ded hsh ~ the Aone farm estate In meeting.
hnvse in Csvenrish amoui iing Va une hihh
par ~ the uOssid ,lips IN sad house. sup.
t-~s~d '" he shou, 30 10 numter. sl-o slIr
y" 30 N the .'oss named hao.e 100 acre,
~ mcnuis,n lant IA hnon,holly. - neces.,r,
for The payment Of said debt, and srrsnse,
sse p'syIng ss'd eour 10 grant Lin heenss
10 So ali Of s,id real ss,ste
" "a erder~d and decresd IN said cour
thsI ssid sppliest.sa be referred Got he arms
sod dee,siea 10 ,ss sss hoaasv b-iag lhs
tah de, 81 say nstt. and thps cspy Of hi,
onist ~ pobished three weeks sveees~sel,
ps-sloos therrto IN tho Rstland HevAd. I
ue~spsp~f pF,ssed ri RaIAhd. thst al cer
lcEs Interested @sy appear .nd give bsa5
tor the psynuew Of SAID dalss. ~,
sItrhses 90 ufissf~lse Al,l-rt ub a.s zane
they sss csos~. A ire raps II fsc.rd
HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership, heretofore sI,s'ing
bs,~ssn J. q ID. \ Desn 10 this day
dissolved by mutual en"ssn,.
JOSEPH DEAN.
DANIEL s DEAN.
Bsnsou, Arrii /. lss. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

e rxoau VIC THl1Fx
1lHAI . Sss.sef wssi V ss.re2A,
w ,Ha Me- % y that ne sssh gsss.
az, ~ ssiss' spse ,he r-'ssi 81 lsnee
ss.,ali 10 cspsh.s VI fsssias NE @mss sS-
~ rs~vAssess' Hes 10 II ih.f tss ss's oI
zee 81 ss sSes. ~ sfs rs,,,sSsske. sb~sh
10 sspssls 81 Importing @slsdses e~tcss
sAsrh ~ ~ p,~ss'si ~ ihs s~N tsssss
ali ,l,i.@s' 10 b ~ thss sa's sirus hes ths
sses essa evss ~ Ands VI NJ bsoss 30.
4, he, Sssss hss spss fesssss,aa i'<ssss
Noe snas psrssus have their b!o<,d 10 %
fDrs 0 os,s ihi thet rsnnog fstsi'e inier
rpn 81 srv ti'.S V,ny ossss have cccsosd
~hs's . 'sesd dst hes the ss~s ssy b'uen
sssetsi sssvons. ssps n -t~om hsss sscsp~e
st,rsi,. shis o,hsfs hs,s died. lh's +"
nols "a 10 seeooaied lot ga tie pf'scsps
thai ihsrs -.s M inyes ble,o upon ~h'ch
10 sei an thoss psrsvas ~hd secspsd. Al
e,s b. "a isss esschbs " ho s'sA, end Who
ere siiliss 70 y~fssssre sur me
ERANDRErlI PILLS
vmii rpe;, si..r.d ). enurslv 'egepsrs,sd srd
feed f,.a I'll imss'ny Hoo ,nF-'r,sp' u 10
The, .h,uid be sppf,risi-d.
NJ Garrett l. or COUNTERFEIT
Tho h,iio~ ing sre the ontv ,Jth"nisd q
fvn,. lur tho sale 81 Tire brAndteth Pits end
i.Nm.r N Nu''sah coun,y
W. Cs'odeud, Kpls, 4 BAILEY. Rot.
l,ri. Besmsh & Son, Wet Poultos,. 4
X walker. Bsnssan - Armstrong, Wss-
hu,o. J ~ G",-i-,n. C",lr,on Hodges q
II ~klas Ner C,.,le,nn. \ Wi,lstd. Fsit'
h.,rs. - y Cstur 4 - Jte. J. Bvck
to,d. i.aphs,p snd ysil Sou,s w.,lins III
III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
TAILORING.
THOMAS MCMAHON

MOULD inform The iabahiIsn,s Of Dan.
by Borough snd its vicinity. ,hst he
has removed into lbe building formerly oc-
cuPisd by Mr. Csisrr'. where he will carry
on The Tsiloring business IN oil IL saiious
branches and % cheap - sny establishment,
IN ihs country. Hsv,eg he'd ssvsral vsars
experience in The business. he httsrs him.
sslf the, he can give saiislsciion 10 au who
NAV svOr him with a call
Cutting done FOR others 10 make &c. or
shou nnlire Ia
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RURT d MASON Offer for sal.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
NEW YORK. ELECTION.

The Wings Of The Empire State have
made u good fight, and not only notify sus-
tanned themselves, but have made large nc
eessIons TO their strength IN the House, in
the Sena,", anI IN the popular vote In the
third Senatorial district, Van Schoonhovcn.
Wing is chosen by about five thousand
majority. Last year tins district elected n
Loco Senator by majority Of over lhij.
teen hundred.
10 the Fourth District, Col. Young, 10.
CO, has a close run bu, IS probably elected
Last year, thus district was Loco by 400
majority The Fifth District IS certainly
redeemed, and Spencer, Wing, elected by a
large majority. He has 1000 majority IN
four Counties, and the remaining two
Counties cannot neutralze this
The Seventh Senatorial Dlsrct is nlso
very close, and The chance fair lor the cleo
ton Of HoIIey, Wing,
In the Assembly the Locos will proba
bly, have small majority The Wings
have gained 3 IN Cayuga ii Columbia
lin ID, lewure lin Lewis Ain Oncl
dl lin Onondaga lin Otsego | Il IN
Tonpkins and IN Wayne, and I,s
in Albany in Yates and in Scheme
lady
We give the following table from the
Albany CItIztn.
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The following !. nom the ren o. lIes,
Chpp. j., Of tho Lynn rioeeer
Waking IL getting quite gu, OF bs'lp-.
and youus women now laws wuGgle a.9t,
a, II they wero moved ahead by ono oflt.
ucson's patent prnPclcrs. Their walk 80,
crooked - that ~ a sh'p With ell her "a,
'nd no colder lhcy atc sSat'... lher
noiion a. militia cnloI:t'S horse, ~
broken down "rsckrt" I notice thew ara
awfully defotmcj, too, as general rule,
haviae gten humps on their backs, u,,
dtomcdates. All which is doubtless We,
pleasant to the itadcts 10 couun-brttihg AT
hay THIS new edition" Of TIC shap. my
he great improvement on tho onStnal Sut
II 50 the otisiuai most he shocking bad -
or II there is an ugly hooking oh,ec, about.
1t is one OF these wsddcl aud padded yourg
women II one ol them should hc FURNISHED
by nature with those fashionable humps. tor
~. al iourpeuco peep, like double HEADED
pil. Some months SINCE some BODY sent mo
through the 7. o., sem. cI1cular BAG Of cot
ton, and was told IL VAS very ptom,ncn,
article OF female apparel, used 10 perfect The
human shape 1t rsa curiosity, and IN
few years hence, | mean 10 send 1t ~ such
TO some museum 1t looks like anything e,.
cop; an article Of dress. There is nothing
TO compare 1t TO, In tho heaven above, or the
earth beneath, OF the waters uodsr the earth.
They call it--,o | am iold-a bishop and
II SO, certainly go in for
"a church without a bI.lop,"
As heartily as fot
~ SIT, without hing"
| hope, an,t foAdltg these sui,tutes, that
the young women viii give ZIP wueeIIng
through the streets, Ike parcel OF snakes:
content themselves with human forms. and
Try the experiment, a, last, % ao'trs Ike tea.
sonahlc bc!ngs,