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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

amer We business pi other people. Nov d..
10 uNe 'al,rg ~ dcai snui not u,t. no .
aud shan pat pti ,til tomorrow, Ii isn't
ubeh speak, lot vii speak now
j wish that hteiiimsn had hccn ~ the bot.
tom OF lie sea bciott What Il S'Hf Prci.
fg"a" iis,u's Vctt We, tar ynu 10 scv 80
bot know tits, itis Just Ike han. lie looks
IKE man that's ALWAYS ~ deht--lhats al.
ways ~ d'0i-.tAt- always m sr1ucirg
house Nuy bod, mi1ht ,Wrotir, knew
1t from i,r N't iif,t time Nou htouch HIM
hrre-'inm 'h" ,cN NIGHT he pui hIs nasty
difiy wet boots rp nay buIht steel 'tn1cr 49,
Any woman could ,e" What tie fellow was
iu mihoi' PretN man y ritrv gen
uen'u, HuIy 10 be ruVl.ug your wife aud
family
why could YOU No, lo' lin stop In tho
sponclug. Now unni call upon heaven 10
that way, md ash me to lc quiet, Tor wont,
WY couldn't you let Llm stop there -
lie r"' himself IA be- might have got linn
sell cot again Add you must keep me a
wake, break my sleep, my health. and for
What YOU care, my peace ct mind. la every
body but YOU can see how I'm breaking --
You can DO an tins while you are talking
with a set oi low bailths A grsa, deal VOC
} must thluk of your children 10 60 laio a law.
yct's Office.
/ And then YOU mus, be La.l--vou must bt
. hyund--.for Mr. pictyman You may say
bound ; Yes, you've Your hands nicely Tied
DOW How he laughs at ,ou-aud serve go,
right Why, in another week he'll be IL
the East Indies OF course lie will AnC
You'll have to pay his debls yes your chill
dfcu may 60 IN rags, So that Mo Prtuyma'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19
RUTLAND, THURSAY. JUNE 10. I>ij

t. husband D.. NOW really alrmcd aud
lr, Ylto't.l H. strp,. a,ornl care
l1l'v. Co.., uo,N Outstanding bis canton, falls
Owe, chair. pnchcs into wnshrand and
ahgh,s among The wa, " fragments Of the
haHn The lady ,hr'eks nod asks her
husband II the robbots are ia the room
eating 40 answer bI, prolonged "cu's
IL she dish,s 90 the window aud cr,,s mut.
der TIE husband rni,ayor. TO stop her.
bot The steam IS too high for the SAFETY
valve 1heu,i,hhars are alarmed, aud
disturbed G-cs nrc numerous The watch.
man h.urs ru,l,rctirl. and. o, ,he earn
,s, ,n'rcuty VI thc.lady, breaks The lock Of
the fronl door md rushos n Several
nOrhbos follow hlm WIKI lights, md OF n
sudden The whole picture Is illuminated
The poor husband has Gu. himself unon
lle fnsmcn,s olIhc basin, and The room is
covered with blood
The wiz explains TIC cause Of their n.
llrm and dilemma aud II course tho watch.
man Is obliged to go or The Official new.
Ct thinks any more ofthe matter, but the
neighbors never iorc", IT. The poor hus.
Hand gets the name Of . Lhck.ulrd aud n
t,.e brute. aud story cocs about that he
was caught beating his wllr Ia a dark room
Ut midnight with chairs aud a wash basin
She being too KIND to tell the Truth.
AGcr binding UP las wounds, the couple
20 to bed, and awake in the morning su
ptcmr Y wr'tchcd -IMnloE Nouh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19
Vol. 5l.".No y.

R,eogni,.oa !, IS presumed that ciils
are nuJ OF Kissing, bu,then they may have
some choice 10 wha, manner sud from
whom they Will tccclven Kiss \ hiss IN
the dark lsAul to DC extremely exciting, a
s'oloni kiss SOME auihots say IS very fwc,i.
bu, we should think n .,ompul.vc h. ~s IN
oprn daylgI, upon the pubic pavemcnt',
planted upon The ips of . pretty slr,Nholh.
cf she would 90 n, by u man she never
saw l., fore. which We saw douc Yesterday
morning. vas saluLuou ouy thing hat pleas
mc'' ,hc receiver Passing up Vine street.
we SOW a Young gentleman clasp n lady
~ HON he me- abound the wars, and utter.
ing cry uf JOY, be implanted scvornl kiss,
cs upon her lips with the Qu,cknc. Of tho,
The votmg lady struggled TO release herself.
and as soon as she dad she nskcl him IN n
tone OF extreme md -Eai,On, NJ well rs ~
rrrni ns'onishncul how he dared ito lako
such an unwarantablc liberty "Why.
! Murv,' said he, looking at her with unf.ln
81 surprise, don YOU know me--is 1t pos
s.blc that YOU have iorooucn me 2'' No
SIR. | do not know voU, md Won have be-.
haycl very unCrrtlrmouly \ ccn.ulin
| ton then cnsucd, md the scc-ct Of the
/ Young ccnllcmnn's conduct was soon solv
81 He had courtrd aud was beiro,hrd to
/ the young lady's twin SISTER, bat the sister
he saIulcd so unccrcmoniousIy he had never
before seen Matters wcrcsoon reconc lied
and they went their way rejoicing. We
should think It dangerous to marry n lady
who had n twin sister, rs strange things do
sometimes happcn. md a man Knight be-
kissing somebody cIsc's wife when he lho,
be had his own - lCInclnnntl Enquirer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

4 }4Vtee Nae Some lime since The
Youkee schooner Sl.ly-Ann, uuIer com
mlnd Of ClpIn 8p1oncr, ~as beating up
.Ac Con.cc.icW rgcr. Alr Comslocx tie
mate, was al his station MrwaI. Accord
ing 10 h,s notion Oh thin.s,--ihe schooner
vas r,'ung rather to near CERTAIN Aus
~, 70 lay along the lifboail shore. 81
al be GOES to the Captain, anI with bis
hat cooked on one SIDE, siyI -"Capnin
sPooner, you are getting rather too close to
hcm arc Al,' hadn't you better 60 about
To WHICH Captain Spooner replied Nr
CJmaock d. you 60 forwArd AMI attend %
your part oflhe slurer, Tll attend % nine
Mr CJmsock mzzl,G hrwari IN h,gt
lIgeon Boys sal BE-, see hat are mu.
book ail clear hf lelins 20 'Ay,sy. ~
-.i clear Lpg, s1'l be Down w,u
e'-ao' one pr'.' '1o-.1.n, a0i bic,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

IUo L1TyerI IN JdR Two nrmbers
Of HE lar, Lofen Spencer and George "
Taylor ksqs were summoned TO Iesliy
otlofe the Grand Jury. "a relation 10 the
duel between Mcssn Bar and COX.
They refused to testify. nod complain,
"as made to the Criminal Court. and upon
.hcir pc'sl''.ng 10 reh!sc 20 TESTIFY they
were ofIer, 70 ~ committed to iail for
ten days ',f co7tempt Of Court Thus law
yers are imprisoned or refusing to tell the
ruth ST. LouI New Era, May %.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

LDio n hndc5s, We are but passonar'g
OF n day whether It is IN a stage coach, &,
IN the immense machine Of the Universe,
w Gods name Then why should We not muk,
he way pleasant 10 each other AZ pussIbir
hhor our journey is, II Is long enough To
tedious Ia him who ,hIlks ia has corner, - n
uneasy himself, and eHoas his neighbor ~
make hfm UNEASY also
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Captain Wilkes, on ARRIVING n, ono Of
the iur,hercst and mos, undesirable IF the
FcrJcc Islands, whcrc pigs 4, sh is luSu.
~. ana human flesh holldvv food hrd
ytslt from host e ol.b,dnubcd and clay
covered inhabitants, whom he addressed
through an Interpreter, and whose wants in
the way Of pcknlveS, beads and glass bot,
ties, ho supplied Win modrsiy ncqnir
I'd. Of course, among the cnnnbalS onc in
hab.,nnr pushed oslle The Interpreter. mad
to the question OF WIN, zee wanted rruhrl.
TINT his honor should give hun hnlcLc,
for the children Great was the nstonish
ment of the cnp,ain to ascertain ,ha, beneath
the bushy head and ollrd skin before him
beat the heart Of an lrshmnn, who to the
question OF whnt he was doing there. re.
pIlcd, missing pigs, !nnd children The
pigs md hens did not multiply rapidly, bu,
Patrick wns the father Of 'Foriv.eight chill.
dren, and was living in the hope of two
more TINT very vcnr But alas. the hopes
Of this PrInm Of the Fcefcrs were blasted
not in tho failure of his plans, but in the
termination Of his life. He died in few
months afterwards leaving large circl,
Of wives and children to lcplorc their IRE
plrable loss. '-IPhI.'lclphia Cnncd State
Gazette.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Aa,b the Sally Ann eamo luiiiing 'e1" tho
ID and Thea brougb, up all Standing
Mr Comrotk walked az md loufh,og BIS
hat very es,,lictv, Captain sNoooct,' nii
ne, NY pd,tollhe schooner al sneh'
OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

'Sheriln's Incidence was hardly to be
credited, 10 the affair and IlucI between
Mathews and himself at Bnih. respecting
Miss LmIey, through the influence II his
antagonist with certain newspapers, .Sher.
dams character was greatly injured by the
most gro'S mDtrcpresrn,atona ~ was
strongly urged by q fnuch valued friend to
reply to the attacks made upon him daily
4 hes are not yet sufficiently strong ulI
he, for to crush lhem bat from the mpI
progress they are makugIhcy null bt rcyp
soon Then why not sad b., firud. do
Tat YOURSELF What mean you n-kct
Siberian WHY, abuse Yourself anllh,o
answer nP q happy thought IN d. ~
lie Instantly -, down and wro'o lc',cr,
bu'ing himself abundandy 10 hls great
delight IT'S appeared the following day IN
The paper; It vas nov sufficiently strong
but such wus SAcridans lnIol,ncr, be could
never EAd hms 10 mate L'e }cp'y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19
How DO you DO, MIR Smith 2

How DO you do, Mi Smith
DO what
Why, how do yen find yonnclf7
never lose myself
We'll, how have you been
l3erH-bAeH where :
Pshaw how do you feel
Feel OF me and see
Good morning, Mr. Smith
I'snol good morning is very we, T.
nasty
And The parties separated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19


Mississippi MhHa-Ho! Gr Organ.
The following speech aas delivered some
years sicce By Mississippi Militia Gcner.
al we give verbatim, Ct lNcratm, ct ,pir.
II at en-.
Where would the British Lion bn were
such sprils more plenty in the land7 Tex.
rs, Oregon, California and Mexico wonld
be butp matter Of moonshlne--w could an.
M them all with band Of hrroes breath.
u2 such dclermlnel.vaIor and curious dcs.
p"r.lion. md Mrcairnd n5se,cr'
"FrlIow Spllicr--E Elected from among Won
to Clu raj, and b,ln about to b. cuuddn,r
before you agln, thought ID state 10 you
that We found ut least nh1i fnas made
for was Gocird TO the Legislator. but
found | wouldn't do thar-Ihcy made mo n
Juslls Of The Peace but it didn't suil me
md We been Police Juror and Brdpe
Commissioner, bu, there was no field for
me Mar--bnt at last Won nade a Gin'rnl
and !! thar IS any thing I'm flen for III
that and II ever the British lion goes to
gfowlin on lour shores and the allied min
IONS iRreShgaieS our country III be III,
frsi man to quit, U0rray for Ni.,io.
1TP'- HcNut ami me- - Hoo-Pee
Harr1y lConcorda intelligence
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Dutchman bid an extraordinary pr q,
ter an arm clock, and gave asa reason,
ia, rs he loft to rise early. he had now not
ing 10 do but puit sphting and he cou'd
we himself
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19
RjTLtbD mn
Gen. Scott and Join Brart,
4 HISTORICAL TALE

..lI, NAran. ia Caulas. after tic TO-.
.uul'c ua.lc Of Qut,usouu Tic bat,
81, Tough, on do, lg,h II Oc'cb,f
I-I4. auI Mas 600 or En- SHARPLY c1o.
.,,I 40 lAo biol, atf ,bmrh ia. force
..,'..r tI". u.' ineonei rl'e The
.." r 'ac ',.r'rtl -c.uirlnI Van
I'u~.4,r vss t.,c. 6-1'ly,r r..n poses .
..H ..'. '.s'. Qt.ur..u t..u ,.
...,,1 900 I.a s.. .l1 AMI t.,rtrllae upI
.llr,, l.t tar,,lr.,r ,n lhc ,ncuys corn.
Nv l,:n m,rm,oGan general purrosr
ys.'. .Hlr BIS some h..utn, exploit ttr
.ro'.rr.n Of itc .lo,r 'hl' Nli r.llleu
90. Nu,.... r.a. 20 '', ncloi,ous sur
t.u'cr,f Goa ilu.i 90 nlfoJ,
The Buu.h force NJ Qn'"s'oWn, "as
ur I.r Zoe command a. trn. Buco 4H"
.unluI o' lhr expedition wts gwen to
solomon Nip Rcns-lil"r rpl hes force
,ou. 'ai euodv Of ur.n', surrotlcd by
$50 rotys oa-b $50 strong rn'st lS'l'
t...u.'s tlrtsla ord E,HW * ',.0
-gr'. th'u Lieut. t.lpucl 10 comT1u!
y at'rluu' 80 AiuH,fy ''n1uCl az Sthu,
10 nrlr J. .Na', "a' volunteer IN the
'tp,Iiu. N out as be- could not consent To
awe his rank, which would give hun the
command over Col Van Rcu'cl'ncr, who
hrll a'comm.on only ia he mlj,io, u
u.As ARRANGED that be- should uot cross the
river hT remain al Lewiston. arl there
"'c hsllAlIrry 10 such advantage as N sh'
&. practicable
The ,xp,Jltun was unfortunate IN the
,l..,L Eupncons information had been
received OF Con Brock departure Tor De.
tr.t--llc Intention 'l surntlsc the enemy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

4 hyPoerl,e Isa tain, thn' goe, by cloek
work nmlchine made by The devils g.
omeiry which he winds up and makes T.
as he pleasos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

4 siotI IS ourrfn, 10 he papers, Of mig
which was lou eleVn Jeafs go, 1nh ~tirh
has been found. wllhlna iufotp' proc po'a
on ,he field where the nng was lost IL 10
not uGen that fings faTn-Vy IN that way.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Tnaddsus Stevens ESQ Of PsnnsJ lVanla.
10 An impouAal case Which be had a. ~"
lancs,tor County Court, Lately received
vefy delicate complainant 70 hs at.r.es, ~
l-Le Inn 81 1000 fee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

For ceit'rs hor,-Johb | fear YOU oro
forgetting me SAID a bu9St eyed girl to be,
sweelhcltt.
Yes, Sue, I've for Se0ng you these ,w,.
years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

! lore thee sTH,' as tho O. e' husband .aid
his chatioung "iie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Marin, SAID lirle boy To his rotheJ
'd'd'n' you say one decks egg was eqH4i T..
two Iren's egg,
'Yos dih
Wei Then, II pui SIX Of EN- under 90,
black hen 'h'n'' have twelve { lcheuswL,n
they re hslched.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

kiiAa lore Tall. The editor Of tha
South tafoln,un once had an opportunity
for daily n,teour'. Nnh tho Chooihvs,
and he improved by acquiring their Ian
guaee which he describes ~ quite the mos,
musical ofaIl the aboriginal tongues, hold.
inr much the same relation 10 tho Others,
as The tslnn to tho other European lao.
cuocc., 1t i,. Of couIsc, therefore, well n.
dap,cd ht making love, and the editor has
preserved among bis mcnoronfa, the fol
loving specimen OF the aptitude ola young
savage for the persuasive cloqucnoe Of pas
Il loosrs, hc assures US, some OF IT'S so'tness
IA transferring into English, falla,
tho Raven know how to fetch them from
their mnmnns
Tao Lore Tax Of FaiiH, TAs Raron
4 young Chief Nuna wny.o TO Token tho
White Rose Of the, Prairie
Sister tho arrow TIM, fles from bro,
ken bow is untrue, and the course Of tho
lrsril hank unScaiv--yt mote til..
han these are the promises OF the pale IA
COS Sister, listen You nto deceived
Henry Mngo has double heart, and hNs
nlkcd, with hrkcd tongue, OF the swift
deer Of the hills, and the bounding bun,lors
[ of the nrarc TO another Docs he not
hunt toward the sunny Sopth1 Docs he
not often cncump near the valley Of L,atuN
uah1 HIS exploits ntr now sung by thN
tribe Of the Golden Level and III. name IS
now numbered amongst its warriors Sis.
ter, two moons hence and a s1uaw will
darker the door Of his wigwamr But
gricve not. Is not my wigwnm cmp'r7
/ VIII you come to nv ASSISTANCE VIII
YOU sleepuron my Buffalo bed II SO,
come and Will love you, whiIo tho Stars
! twinkle and the rivers run
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

A gentleman in the country who had Jus,
buncd rich relation. who was an attorney
was complaining to Foo,c, who happened 10y
be on VISIT with him, Of the very great CT.
pcuses of n country funeral, IN respect io
carriages, hat bands, srstls, &c. why do
YOU bury your attorneys = asked Foo, grave
IT, Yes, To he sure, we do. how else -
oh We never do tina, IN London NO 4"
sid tho other, some what surprised, how d.
you manage , why, when the pa,eu'
happens TO die, VIZ Law him DOT in room
over night 10y himself lock tho do1Y 'hro't
open the sash, InI ~ l,e motnIng he Is ere.
urcly OIL! Indeed, says the olhrr, IN amaze
ment what becomes Of him p Why w."
cannot tell. not being acquainted with super
natural causes. All that we know ul thr
matter is, tina, there ir n sting meH II
bunSiont N he room tie ntIi morning
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Mr. Denlis,,' lido you see tina, decayed
tooth
YES sir
Well wan, yon to pull i, provided dor''
hur, too much
YES sir
well, now put on your tweezers; II II
hurts bad, Ill sing cut hold on and you
will hold on, won't YOU
Yea sir.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

III o old on Thunder and lightning.
you've no, only pulled the tooth, but half TIA,
NV bone. Why dld'n, yotr let go, when
sung out
because YOU told me TO hold on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

T.n4i ii.},rl, The l.y, %. lei
he. nnev never been written urt One Of
the mos' d~l gh,lul incidents N The lie OF
B,n!.ic, occurs ~ u,iin'th' when he -
rous a tom hi, SANDER Nv bis wifi. who
s!riAtstvo Or ,Afce well directed b.o"s IP-
on hes br1st wuh her elbows.
Wlle. hats tie matter z
The Aiy ha drawn her head unlernca.A
BE- b,anhos and Is shak.ug like a disturb
.lVuft ofcl,f. haJci'y She says ia q
,mo.u.rrd lurmsioos VOICE
.Da Thoma- (1r John. or james,
hear nals.i u ,aa hall aal there Is some.
.t.lgIa t.r h1as.
X ,o.ens". you are mistaken.
.Taerc 4 D5s1.u. lou elu hr1r'hem
u-.a u.cr.Ia- Tho}' &c roLt,ns '.e
ao4.e. Lodi yoI ,.e new teFyliI Wa a
,usrlc.ous p,',rn.
The sastlnl La' ty tie Tine he l1s
,g,,,b 81. O .asrrd, ra,.,I bans ~ 'b,i
.9ash. aN.. h-i pulled n be n'sA'
,ap BOD rre.rd has raIs 70 cs.ca lLes. ~
80 sound After he sh,ycrs five ms"g!el
% fa ih, vl.r s1vs-
'TLsre DOS. a-lrd glass lrc.k. O'
sea, o.. p. u l.rl ID 60 y0l' pc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

And Tho parties separated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27

The following iines have reference TO q female. who
was taken captive BY the Indians. In childhood She
discovered by her friends. after many Of captivity.
among the Miami Tribes and resisted a. their soc,atoLs
to return to the white settlements. She had married
dian Chief reared family, and had become earsly sssi-
inflated to the habits and feelings oi her esptors.
An" .sss,i.x Of tAs U.fers"
Let stay q my home in the beautiful Wet;
Where played when child in my age lot rest:
Where the bright praes bloom, and The wild play,
In the home Ut heart dearest iriends, let stay
Let mo stay where my chief in the Joy and pride
OF brave warrior youth wandered forth by my sidc
Where he laid my the young hunters best prey,
Where roamed wild huntress. oh friends, let me stay
Let stay where prares I've oft wandered through
While my moccasins btushd from the flowers their dew;
Where warrior would pluck the wild flowers and say
His white the sweetest with him let me stay
oh here let stay where bright plumes from the wing
Where in parting for battle. he softly would say,
'IIs TO shield fAss hxhf"-Oh! with him let stay
Let say-though the strength Of chieain DER,
Though hls warriors he leads TO the battle more;
Yet he loves through the woods, wild hunter stray
His heart cogs his home-0h then here let him stay
Where through the green they often have strayed
They could bend the white mans cold sway,
For their hearts OF hre-oh. here let them stay.
You tell OF leaves OF the Spirit that speak -
But the Spirit own, in the bright stars seek
In the prairie, the forest. the waters Wild play,
l see Him, hear Him-Oh. then here let me stay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, Aug. -

To the Editors of the Wing:
Conference.-The company is larger here this time
than has been for past; and visitors
Mr. CLAY arrived last night from the West, looking bet
and younger than he did ten years he is fine
health and spirit and will remain IN the Mountains OF Viz.
gentlemen here.
The weather is dry and delightful. and will induce the
vsters lnger longer this than usual. under
stand the other Springs nearly fu-the Sweet, Blue
and Hot have from 100 TO so each.
Respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27

We Learn that the Magnetic Telegraph through this
State is TO be completed by the st OF December At the
solicitation Of citizens Of Flemmngion the originally
contemplated has been changed pass through that
which the Telegraph will pass has been Obtained and the
work will be- commenced forthwith and prosecuted with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27
EDUCATION.

IRA Meeting is called for To.moro~ E'ening On
sabl.ct q prssmospi Importance TO each and to s-
q every man 10 every family, and the Commonwealth
wsheps The attendance Will bs full.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27

TVS WTATHER.-On Thursday we had heavy rain,
continuing through the whole dsy. Yesterday we had
lev showers sul the earth cries cot for "more" SO in
tense drought essiy relieved. Since the rain the
weaiher hiss been very hot This exceedingly favorable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27

The drought still continues with increased and dreadful
severity this county. gentleman who keeps rain
gage this village says but inch Of has fallen
since the fret OF July, period OF than weeks
and the heat all the time has been mos, intense.
tPoughkeepsie journal, Saturday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-27

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