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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

weii te this 90, OF po;, we do nos care, Dor
kah ~ he olrmsie adopssoo Of the We
tern route, ovss all o,hcss by the cspns
iss Of Bo,,cn, rests sisoge,her on other
ground. and ihs, faith 10 no, weakened
ty the suemp Of the 'wn,chman' to bring
to life the long sleeping charter ofIbe Rot,
land and Whhehsil railroad, ga bug bcar
10 frghIsn the is,elliges., bus,nts men OF
Boston into The belief that Nsp York rs q.
qually interested with them, in the compile
ton ola railroad through The valley Of G.
ter Creek, aud ,ba, she, under all eifcum.
stances, viii have m equal chance with
Boston, Tor the trade Of Western Vermont.
In reference to this, the Waterman says;
III Bosom takes the Rutland route, the
inevitable r-suIt, we aprrebeod, will be,
that New York will tap their road at Ru,
land and thus compete in winter as well as
summer for oil Northern business. Com.
pete with Boston she will. doubtless what.
ever route 10 selected end II therefore be.
hoovcs Boston TO place her road where she
e,n have the creates, advantage in the com.
petition. Is II not clenr, that il she can
strike 60 or so miles North Of Rutland,
thus inersasing the distance so much to
New York, ,o,fAeui ioc reasing the distance
TO Boston, she is the gamer In any compel
ton for ,rade2 Thu, 10 the difference be-
tween the much talked Of Rutland route &
the Central route.
Now Il this is no, cool argument we
know not what would be so considered II
Boston doss soi take the Rutland ronte,
then we ndmit ihn, The valley OF Otter
creek will be tapped q, Rnlund, or some
other point, by the New Workers who will
thus secure to themselves our valuable
trade. But this, in case The Boston people
do take TIN, route 10 hardly a supp o.ube
case. Look u, the rcla,ve position Of the
cities of New York aud Boston, with Rut-
land Even admitting that New York
should tap the Boston and Burlington road
at ,Ru,land ..-how would stand the matter
then "The Rattan derS not Id sag thus
From Rutland TO Whitehall 81 miles
Whitehall TO Troy via CannlGS
Troy TO N York by river 100
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Kamsh0meAa. This eminent chief of the
ssnd~ieh Islands died lsisly Of ,poplsiy.-
he ssrly embraced ths chrisgi an la,,h.-N
y Jovra7i Of Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24
Total
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From Rutland TO Boston by the survey.
ed route OF the Railroad Vi, Kcene, the dis
lance is only l6O miles and 50 long as
this difference exists in the distance between
Us and these two cities, we cnnno, believe
TINT The people Of Western Vernon, would
ever desert the New England Capitol
for the sake of going one hundred miles
further, if,he facilities for reaching each
were any thing like equal No, the idea
is prepos,erous and if the friends of,hc cen.
trial route continue 10 urge such arguments
II may be thought that they are the unhup.
selves BY "cn,ch,ug ut s,rnw,"
I'VE are not qnite sure as to this, and shall be
glad to be set right, If We are incorrect
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Pirafci in tie Iadias OceaH The ac-
counts from Batavia state thai The island OF
Glllle was attacked on tue Ed Of October
by five large and elk sRnh piraucaI proas.
Who totally plundeIed without meeting any
resistance from the natives. The h,ier Sc.
cured themselves partly in boats, parly by
swimming, except Eve Of them, Who ieil in
10 the hands oflhe pirates, AMI two Of whom
were Immediately killed From Sara.
mung The master ola vessel reported that
he had met nine pirate vessels on The 2lu
OF October, n. +. OF Bamesn, ssd had an
Engagement with Two Of them he ben,
them odwIih some damage 10 his vessel A
the loss OF Two men. The tao pirate pros,
suffered severely, and be believes one Of
them was sunk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

The only prisoner in Nantutk et Jail has
given n"tIce that he wont stay unless i've can
have better accommodations.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Burlington Anthony, who cnt such a hp
ore at The time Of the Rhode'Is,nd reheihon
bas been appointed by The prs.ldeD, AZ Mar.
shAll OF that State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Thomas +. Marshall, of Kentucky, who
LEFT the Wing party from motives of personal
hostility TO Mr. Clay, has announced himself
a candidate for Congress. The Locofoco
papers advise their party to support him, on
the printiple tina, half loaf is better than no
bread
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Ala meeting Of the American ..Agricultur
al association lately held in New York sew
eral tomstoes and other plants were eIhbite,
which bad been imade To bear fruit IN on
month from the time Of planting the seed, b
the aid Of gslvanism.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

II Is now understood tina, Richie OF the
Richmond Inquirer is to take charge Of the
official paper al Washington, having bought,
out Blair and Rves OF the Globe. Blair hiss
lett his city residence for Mr. Bancroft, and
Will reli'e to his farm a few miles distant -
h'ves is going into private banking es,ab.
lishment, as a partner.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Accounts from Rio Jsnerio state that on
the 23d Of February an heir to the throne Of
Brazil was born. The city ofRio was brill
iAnily illuminated. and a general rejoicing
proclai cd for three days
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

Paris papers say that Eugene Sue, who
has become obnoxious TO the Catholic clergy
by bis publication ofthe Wandering Jew, is
so fearful OF being poisoned, that he keeps
two Newfoundland dogs as his tasers.--
They have the first meuihfui ofevery dish.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

wooden arm and hand has been invented
at Paris, by which one can open and wind
up a watch, use knife, and pick upa pin
from the floor. ], is applicable in all cases
where any portion OF the natural arm re.
mains.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
DIED,

On Friday evening last. Mrs. G. A.
FOSTER, consort of the Rev, G. A. Eos
ter, Principal OfIhe Holly Springs Female
Institute.
Universally respected and beloved, her
sudden death has produced a vacuum deep>
Iy lelt oy all, but mostly SO BY her berea we'd
partner and her rphan children. We ten
der them our sympathy, and refer the m to
that source from whence they know full
well, consolation is to be derived
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
[GUard
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
AOaMSTOCI1's Ve9ENEiFUGc.

THIS remedy for worms is one of the most
Il traordinary ever used. 1t effectually eradi-
Gates worms of all sorts from children and adults
Thousands perish by worms without the real
cause being known. Some other reason is as
signed for their SICKNESS, until too late to cure
the real cause.
W hat immense responsibility then rests upon
the parent VINO does not know and the doctor
who does not understand. the complaint W hich is
destroying those precious flowers Of life-chil-
dren.
What should be done
The an swer is plain. Give this vermituge,
which will be sure TO do good, ifthey have no
worms and if they have, it will destroy and E.
radicate them with certainty and precision tru-
ly astonishing.
IL cannot harm the smallest infant the
strongest adult. There is mercury or mine
raj in ii. Mercury is the basis of most worm
remedies; and the remedy sometimes worse
than the disease So never use .ozenges, but re-
ly upon this. Every person viii be convinced
trial, that ii is The most perfect cure ever
invented.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. P. Lew
is at the brick Drug Store south of the
quare. and by E. A. Talbot sign of the
Golden mortar. [march 23,'44-lyI
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to al Interlocutory Decree OF
the District Chancery Court of The State OF
Mississippi at Holly Springs, ir the suit of
Edward Orne against Thomas ] Dollahite.
ct al will on the 10Th day of Decenber
1874. at the Court House door in Oxford,
sell to the highest bidder. on a credit OF six
months the purchaser giving bond with good
security. bearing six per cent. interest. Sec
,ion of land No. 80. Township Z. Range 8,
West in Lafayette County, at which sale
Complainant will he allowed but one bid.
JAMES c.. ALDERSOly, Com'r.
Nov Is iS44-nl3-Im.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an Inteuiocutory De-
cree ofthe Distric. chancery court of the
State of Mississippi, at Holly Springs, in
the suit of Mary p Govan Exir., against
w iison SuIivant and Joel Wall. | will
on Monday the I'd day of December next, at
the Court House door in Holly Springs.
Sell to the highest bidder, on credit of six
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security bearing interest from sale, the
North East quarter of Section /, Township
2, Range /, West
JAMES C. ANDERSON, CONS.
The above sale is postponed until the 1st
day of January next ]. G. A.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

The heart-the heart. oh, let i-be
A true and bounteous thing,
As kindly warm, as noble free,
As eagles nesting wing
Oh! keep il not, like miseT's gold
Shut il from all beside
But let its precious stores unfold,
Ia mercy far and wide
The heart-the heart, that's truly blest,
Is never all is own,
No ray Of glory lights the breast,
That beatS for self alone.
The heart-the hearIl OIL let il spare
A sigh for others pain,
Ghe breath that soOtheS brothers. care
Is never spent in vain.
And lhough it tbrob al gentlest touch
OF sorrow 5 iaintest call;
tTWere better il should ache too much.
Than never ache at all.
The heart--the heart, that's truly blest,
Is never ali its cwn;
No ray OF glory lights The breast,
That BEATS for self alone
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

On the 18th day OF December last,by the Rev.
w I'm McAlahOn, Rev. A. l.. Scruggs, OF the
Memphis Conference, TO Miss. SARAH a DYER. Ol
Desolo County. Miss.
On the oath Dee. BY the Rev. A. w. Young,
DR.. GEORG WILSON, OF Chutadoma, 10 Miss Ma
RY HARDIN OF this county.
On the 24th Dec. last, by the Rev. G. Parish,
Mr.. WM. Ii. STILL, 70 Miss EMILY Bryant, ali
Of UaISGeZ9tH Dec. Dy Rev h. McNabbI MIR.
THOMAS II. YoUNG OF North MI. Pleasantly Miss
CAROLINE I. KENEDY, daughter of John Senlel
Esq, OF this county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
TEXAS.

The undersigned will leave for Texas a.
bout the 18th OF February next, as a Genes
raj Agent for all persons vino have business
in that Republic. | will collect debts on
shares, or transact any other business for a
reasonable compensation AS | shall remain
in that Country some two or three months
persons having business there would 90
we'll to see me BY the fifteenth Of February
THORNTON DAVIS.
Cthula boma Ian ~ I945-Aw
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

The undersigned having at the Decem-
Der Term 1874 of the Probate Court OF
Marshall county, Mississippi obtained from
said Court, Letters Of Administration upoa
the Estate of Thomas f Davis. late of this
County Deceased. All persons indebted to
said Estate are hereby requested 20 make
payment, and those who have open accounts
will do we'll TO close them at an earlv day.
And those having claims against said estate
ale notified to present them, duly authenti.
ted within the time prescribed by law or the
same will be barred.
THORNTQNvQ.AVro Vro
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned by the Hon
Probate Court of Tunca county, State OF
Mississippi. at the October term, l64l, on
be Estate of James \. Smith, deceased, all
persons having claims against the said Es-
tate. are hereby notified to present them, du
Iy authenticated, within the tune prescribed
by law or they will be forever barred and
all those who are indebted to the said Estate
are hereby notified to make immediate pay
ment as indulgence cannot be expected
THOMAS MAY, Adm'r,
October s. l844-no Sow [pr. fee S5
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an Interlocutory Decree OF
the District Chancery Court ofthe State of
Mississippi at Holly Springs. in the suit of
Edward Orne against Thomas ]. Dollahite,
ct al will on the 10Th day of December
1874 at the Court House door in Oxferd,
sell 20 the hig hest bidder, on credit of six
months the purchaser giving bond with
good security. betting six per cent interest,
Section of land No 80. Township 7, Range
3. West in Lafayctte County. a; which sale
Complainant will be allowed but one bid.
JAMES CALDERSON, Conf,
Nov / ) lS44-nI3-1m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
HaTTER'S SHOP
GIN 8 MIT 81 II @

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
public thar he is now prepared, at Fl De-
laps Shop. on the South side Q. the Iublic
Square. to stock and repair Guns, Pistols
and all kinds of Gunsmithing. Also, to re-
pair locks for dwelling houses. fit keys to
old locks SC SC. Persons wishing such
work done would find it to their interest to
get him to do it, as he is determined to work
extremely cheap for the cash,
Nov 29-lS44. A. DELAP.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
EXECUTORS SALE.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Probate
Court of Marshall county, the undersigned,
executors the last will and testament of L
r. Guy, decd. viii, on Thnrsday the 9th
dav of February next. on the premises, sell
to the highest bidder, Section of land No 2l,
L 4, r 3, the plantation whereon said Gay
resided on credit of one and two years, the
purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
rity, and the title retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid. Also, at the same
time and place, will be sold on credit Of
II months, all the stock of mules, cattle,
hoes aud sheep, two wagons, plantation u
t.nsiIs corn aud fodder. and on the 7th OF
February, at the Court House in Holly
Strings we will sell on the same terms OF
the land, Lot No 90, in holly Springs.
JAMES ELDER,
MARTIN w. GUY EE'rS
Jan. 8, 1845-20-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
Chulahoma, Jan 81 l845-4w.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order and decree Of the
Probate Court Of Marshall county. state of
Mississippi rendered atthe December term
1874, of said court, [ will, on the 18th dag
Of February IS45. III the town of North
Mount Pleasant, sell 10 the highest bidder
the following town lots'in said town belong
ing to the estate Of William Patrick Decd
(viz )part of block No 20, containing nine
acres more or less, and bounded as follows
to wIt:-beg inning at the southeast corner
Of said block, thence north to James Browns
corner thence west with said Brown
and Leache's south boundary. to Beaches
w corner, thence north with Leaches line
to the north boundary of said block, thence
west to the w corner Of said block, thence
south TO the W corner of said block, thence
East to the beginning, and lot known and
designated on plan of town as lot No IL.
all in the county of Marshall and State Of
Mississippi Bond with satisfactory securi
ty will be required of the purchaser.
b. @. LAW WRENCE,
Ad1lr of YIN Patri.k. DECD
January 5, lS45-20-tds
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
ACoAT FOUND.

A Snuff Colored cloth Coat, very much worn
a and muddied has been found , miles from
Holly Springs, with a Silk Handkerchief and
pistol in The pocket. The owner can get them
hv having for this advertisement and calling on
the subscrIber with receipt from the PRIMER.
r.. B. ALEXANDER.
Nov. 9th 16i4.-nI5--f.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

NOTICE is hereby given, that general
meeting ofthe Stockholders oithis banK'wih
be holden at the Banking House In ihiS
place on Monday the 9th day Of January
next between the hours OF III O'CLOCK
A. Nj. and / o'clock Z. NJ. for the pnI>
pose OF electing seven directors 10. 'h's
Bank to serve the ensuing year ana uh'
iii their successors are elected.
Fl. NJ LUSHER. Cashier.
Holly Springs Dec. I'd ls44,-td m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

The Undersigned at the May 'TEfni, ] S.
43, of the Probate Court Of Marshall coun.
ty, Mississippi. having been appointed Com
missIoners 10 receive aud examine all claims
of the several CreditoIs of the estate OF Viii
liam Crain deceased, reported inse4ven' Dy
his Administrator and The time for making
our report having been extended until the
4th Monday OF March next. will meet at
The Office of the Clerk of the Probate Court
Ia Holly Springs on the 4th Friday and
Saturdays of February aud March next. to
receive proof of claims against said Estate
G0RDENTIA WAITE,
WILLIAM CHISM.
Comm SiOaerS.
Jan. 3rd iS44-n20-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
Notice.

NOTICE.
THOSE Indebted to the late firm of LU'
CAS- & LANE, and also the concern OF LU'
aAs. LANE s CLAPP. will please make i'm
mediate payment The business OF these
concerns will not admit Of delay IN their
settlementand it is hoped that those interes'
ted will not not wait for more urgent ap-
peals. but will see the necessity, at once, OF
closing up, and act accordingly.
The business will be continued by LUCAS
s. CLAPP at their former office.
p. w LUCAS, Surv. Partner.
July 20 lS44-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES
AT Kg. y. LEWIS.

South Side OF The Square.
sssss WE have just received and will
keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of fresh Dru IS and
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye s,pfs, Per-
fumery and all the popular and Valuable
Patient Medicines and also good assert
ment ofShop Furniture of every description
Ali orders fromPhysicians will be filled at
low prices, for CASH or on time to punctaa
Dealers.
MAY /, lS44-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
GLOVES

siIEs.-Black and blue-black Italian Lustring;
do do Gros &c Rhine
do do GroS de Naples
do do Satin
Plain and colored Fancy Silks of every variety;
White, straw, pink, cherry and scallet;
Light and dark green, lilac and slate.
TEUsin de Ea5mes-Plain, mode coors
printed, satin striped, black and blue-b black.
Cashmere de LANES, latest styles,
Ginghams-Scotch and French, new articles
CALICOES-5 pieces of American and
French-beautiful stock.
A-PA ACAS-Black, blue black, dark modes.
changeable, plain, satin striped and figured.
5a@iaes--BIack and blus-back, assorted
qualities.
BALZORINES-Bla blue-black, colored and
printed.
WHITE GOODS-C -Cambrics, Jaconets. Swiss
MuSlIns, Lace, striped, cross-barred and small
plaid dimity Bishop LaWn ms, &c.
LACES-biack and white LiSle; Thread Neck
lin, GuIpure, MalinesS. kdginss, Isle & thread;
Muslin EdgingS and Ins4rtingS, ofeverv variety
CRAPELIssE black, white straw pink, blue and
CRAPES-black, blue black, white, and yellow
Linen CanEbrics.
Linen Cambria Handerchiefs:
Fine and common plain borders hemmed, stfch-
ell and embroidered; chidrenS, &c.
Cardinals and Fancy tiandkerchiefS
Muslin de LaBe and fiae silks .Shawls
RIBONS--Bonnet Velvet, Satin, Neck and cap
Irish Linen, and Ca Irish Sheeting I2-4 do
Aid G0Ves, entirey anew style.
LiSh eotofed, dark assorted, BLACK aD White
KID.
Pink, light green, blue, orange. black, white
co!oUred and embroidered Silk Gloves
Black, white, coored and dark assorted Cotton
Net, Wolsted and Twisted Silk Mits.
HOSIERY:
Ladies Black and White silk Hose,
Do Ribbed do do
Do super White and Black Cotton Hose
Do do Brown and Mixed do
Fine Lambs Wool, Cashmere and worsted do
French Worked Collars,
large stock OF Gimps, FTinges, &c.
Sewing silks, colored and Black, sc.
1000 pair Ladies' fine Kid and Winter Shoes
of all descriptions
Caters ani Fur Boots and Bootees also
large assortment of Misses Boots and Shoes.
FINE STRAW AND LEGHORN AND
z 81 So 6 Y e o ST ST IS 1 Sa
| Very large assortment OF all descriptions OF
GOODS FOR NEGROES WEAR.
$50 pair o: Blankets, and Heavy Cotton
GOODS.
Also a handsome lot of Mackinaw
BED BLANKETS.
ALSO, ON HAND,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
China, Glass, QueensWare and
LOOKING GLASS.
30 PIECES OF CARPETING, OIL CAR
PETS, &c. &c.
r+To our old friends and customers in the
adjoining counties, we would say that can
max il to their interest to call and examine our
| stock of GOODS before purchasing, we are,
confident we will be able 10 give general salts
faction, as regards the quality and cheapnesS of
our goods.
nr-All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods at market prices.
RHINE & AOHN.
Sept. 27 1874,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons indebted TO the estate OF Ew-
ell Shipp. deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment, as longer indulgence
cannot be allowed. Those having claims
against said estate are requested to bring
them forward, properly authenticated. with>
n the time prescribed by law, or the same
will he. Aayrf41s =. ourrr, Executor
sctp. 20, I644-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
A r D


Many things have occurred, which
think, renders it incumbent upon me to pub
lish my prices. While there was medical
Society IN existence; was bound to be
governed by the rules and agreements oflhat
society. The society does not now exist,
| am therefore lea; free to establish my prices
as see fit; and do give below the prices by
which shall be governed. in my charges
to all who may favour me with their con-
hdence
- .v;edt Is, r,.-..> ..-;.h;-, l;,ts>, e
Every succer1iJg mile. /: SO
After night these charges are double
For cathartic, purs q laxative, % cts each.
Alternative and ( bscrbent, powder
per dozen. l,50
Tinctures from 25 to so cts per OF.
Obstetrics /: 1000
Surgery in all cases, will be the usual
prices as charged heretofore.
Prompt pay will be required.
JOSEPH BRETNEY.
Office South East corner oil the square.
June Is lS44-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

AS agent for the owners, the subcriber
offers for sale on the usual terms. the fol-
lowing tracts of land. The titles are all
regular.
FL CRAFT,
At Henry Anderson's Office.
Holly Springs. Miss.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
Il A. TALB
NEW DRUG SfO
Sign OF the Golden Mortsl,

West side ofsAs pabtte Sqsare
HOLLY SPRINGS. MISSISSIPPI.
w HERE can be found general assert
ment of Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye-Stuffs. Perfumery, Patent Medl.
cines &c,
HCheap for Cash, or on usual lime to
PUNCTUAI. Coustomers
MaylI, I644-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

y " y next sessi1n commences on the
I5-lay DC January l645 Terms
srs. ~ dollars per session of five
So saIISso'aing TO the studies pursued
..S,rle,e .-. zee OF 50 cents per pupil for fuel
aaIon - = hire. Board SS per month
) c,s. ual ged from time of entrance to
i ~ ~ y ne session, no deduction except
u 81 ume by sick ness. All terms,
4hrts...slnl u rdvance. English. Classical,
y sIleal, s'uaIes can be pursued to
c. PARISH.
Isaaa,v a. a., n. ELDEN.
% ls45.-n20-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

''RE'2-When any thing imp orlant
u " Washington, we will apprise our
H,ssoiihe fact sevor.I b;lIs rano,,
0'as'ess, but ne final action yet h ad
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

The Eagle oftaa lstinst qlotes cotton at
from , 10 cents.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Jan. 3rd l844-n2o-3w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

AN INKL1NG OF WAR-The New York
Tribune publishes the following, as an ink
ling of war with Mexico:
Gen. Scott came down from West Point
on Tuesday evening, and stopped at the A
merican, appearing to be quite at his leisure.
The night train brought an officer from
Washington, in quest of Gen. Scott, who.
after brief interview, left post haste for
Washington. These facts, as related to U.S.
strengthen the report that a Mexican force
is on the Nueces, and that Mr.. Polk is
about to undertake the serious responsible
|ty of driving them over the Rio del Norte
We have, says the Tribune, private, but
most reliable advices, that agents of Mexico
have recently been among the Cherokees
seeking to engage the Indians as allies oil
Mexico in expectation of a war with the u
nited States.