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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

ISignedl A. B. ROWLAND, M. D.
 Beware of counterfeits! Buy nothing instead.- We will engage the Balsam to where there is the least hope! Buy only at No. 375 Bowery. or o Dr. J. G. LEEDS, l77 Water street. jan4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
WM. HALL, ea fe"Hsrce,s.

nj ..l,s lsi tnH sIDis di ,ri"a lsf 70 uI E. HgiivI ssIaHqhth
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

UTINES-The subscriber has received con W. signment from Messrs. Bunker Go. New York "A choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases ofone dozen each. These wines are offered fdr sale with full guarenty of 'heir gennneness and quality. n ROHERT s. BUNKER.
 decls corner of Royal and st Frsncis streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

Together with a large stock of boys, youth's, children's, women's and misses' Shoes of almost every variety all of which win be sold ny the pack age doxsn, for cash approved credit, ns low ss oan he bought in this market. ..ii < dec25t t,SAML B. HOWE. sl,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

n Y Ts 5l1 .sl7AsHl Vf--.Il1 .oG.. :. IQIITTaaH Q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

CANT tibhuns. flowers and feathers, rr'vl,S,
gloves, dlmly and MOURNING collars, velvet
scars and uc,k ribbons, lace>, ,dpirg- and
assertions. and variety Of ARTICLES too no
mcrous 10 men n. She Will also receive
IN a few DAYS Clnps, ir,ngcS AMI Jet buttons
She has also for sale velvet, Sam. tuscan
aid straw Hats, Of tie latest style, head
dresses. hdics dress and mourning caps &c.
Ola Hats repaired at the shortest notice and
on tho most reasonable terms. Mllhnets
from abroad supplied wnh the la:es, fashions
MssC. wt1' take THIS or pi'lniy /" ic.
turn her thank, Ia the L1dir3 Of Puil'"' $50
vl.,n'y ior IhciT ipImtt pa.f '-..Hn. H'..
by uuwclricd attention to her business, &c
merit a share Of pubic favor.
ROLAND, Oct. %, 1873 Al 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
SADDLES HARNESSES AND
UKt \kS.

- W BURT would respectfully iuiptm
-. tie inhlbtauis OF tasjietnu and rICIn-
nv that he has On hand a general ass lftmeui
of ihc above ari,lr.. such as u fass and Stl-
yer Plated. Japancd and P"ued trimmed
II unessc- and common double AMI single
Harnesses. Trunks AMI VAiiscs, : adde's and
aud Bf,dic-, ard ,l uihet articles usually
caiicu iot IL a country +i'up, winch 'fe made
at the best Suuihrrn Oak Iarded Lcathc'.
lie W,.hd saw jo all whn wish Ia purchase
ary ding IN The above liae aud pay Wood,
Gton. and most o'het Kind, OF produce,
plr.Nr Q,ye M a call call bclu;r puuhisirg
wh,U, as vii sell rs cheap as tie
che,re>t hy having The produce Swceicned
wnh a hu,o cash towards paying fot stock.
Rrp,ung dome On 'he mos' reasonable
tcft"s
C,,,clor. nov HISS 4G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

ttltf.us ana Misses shoes Of all dcscup-
lions. a leN Ladies Black Muns, very low
also sp.cutld nSsounlrut Of over coats Of
al cupi-. witch wi, be sold lower than can
be found W The ''CaN few par ui
black duuuio t~t'lrj Cts-incte Pants. also
l-fee supply 81 tn'y cashmere pants also
large supply 81 stincu and iniici cloth
PANTS = atgs supply Of NInlcf Vests, also
u.utrd SATIN. snd Nitth aud ith' ,,.o,rd.
from s to , 81. over Coats .Igp So To- l-,oo,
Pants from $50 to $50 ATs"Grn,s sinus,
collars. umbrellas, ard niucns. Also a
syleudli supply ol o.k nrd hcmlock tanned
upper leather, hip and cat Sims, shoe thread
and shlc knives.
The subscriber would inform the pubuc
That he Ia, removed 10 the South end OF the
Marble Store, where NJ is ready to walt on
a. who may favor hm w'th call. lie
wnGj also tc,utn THINKS to the public ior
their literal patronage thus far.
Casllc'On, Nov. I. 1915 As 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
or NERNpNr,tbE nfcmen

STATE or NERNONTt ipEutcmem-
D,,urt Of Ruuand, -. - befed thst
Al q stated probate court nr.d a, Rut.and
vi.ulb aud Tor sad 5I>tuoi, on The 81 day
oi Dec. A -, 1915.
Present. VIM Hall judge.
"A Instrument 10 writing pJ!fniHNg to be
lie .Itt va, and testament OF VIM. kent,
llle of " aIllng 'ord IA sad distinct, deceased,
having Nern presented to saul c"uu int pro.
bate ~ WA kru', the Executor theron
n..uDl
L., cr'---J list said viii se referred fur
probate 1uI . ,owau,c 80 ~ ifsl Monday
'cN'g 'Nr ~ CAV ~ p-c-,..-' -, paNi. aui
h,t copy o' his ofrrr he published UIrr'
Sc, K, >l-cr,styrlv, previous thereto ln the
tei'tld Herald, newspaper puniet lt i(ut'
and, that 81 persons interested may appear
an otjerl 10 the ptob,te thereof II they see .
-ausr \ ttl- copy OF re~orI,
- Henry NALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

II I'D again In
W form iict custom
ets ami tho public
generally thai she has
returned from New
York with the FAN Il
Winter FASHIONS and
\ large assortment Of
Millinery Goods. n
nonc which may ho
found Ve'1ris, ssilas
sr1 corded silks, clc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
NTERNUNr ALMANAC. POCKET

' NENOKAND VI, and STATS r..
CAL REGlSILH toi tbs yeHt 1910. Th;s
Register is lar supcfiut 20 any thug OF the
Kind. that has ever been presented - tie
pcnp'- Of Vermont The following are u
tc~ li the prominent subjects --APprop.a.
uoHs uf last Congress, Army Officers, Con
qtessional ratio from 1859 tn ,-i1. Members
o' Congress from i71l ~ isij. ta're ~ ..-,-
.-r o.. 'r,t,r .rt. Revolutionary ic.,.c5,
and a memorandum tor everv day ~ the year.
these are included N the Register besides
tie genera Information, -hi,h ~ to DC found
10 all For sale by the hundred dozen, ~
snple at the Roland Bookstore Nv
40 W. T. e.. STODOhND.
Ru'sn1 Nov IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
tAsrLfInN srMlNARY-
MUSICAL NnllCE-

FNHE subscrtet ~ouii fe,pes folly give
u nuucs shat having made permanent
cus'Femcn, ~ith The ~, Mr Haliack OF
fasi.stan Seminary i/>pk- charge Of the
Mu>ic Drpaumerio~/ he has commenced
.ivrg DESTRUCTION ru the piano "re. organ,
snA 10 singing rcuot- wishing Ia have
ll-,t daus ll'rr, ttctire ir>tutuoa may rev
m iacii receiving ;hofoush r1ust', ejuoa.
unn. having received hs musical education
,n Elfope. and having been IN Instructor Of
nc ahotc SCIENCE upA aids Of IS wears. Wat.
pn's hin 'sy,ug ,'at be vii give sausiac.
uon 20 all wts'irc h's ,nsituc,iDn. Psr'icu.
lat care viii Ice taken with those wishing 20
bocuuIc ,est hrt. snd r-cevnms ndaiions given
,h-n wheu qualified, The mex, qususr 81
his Institution viii commerce November u
a Nm PEASE
Prof 81 the Science,
snd Teacher OF Music
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
LOOK HERE.

NOR sale farm, consisting OF forty four
/ sc-cs. well divided into meadow pasture,
plow ing and wood land, and an excellent or
chard, with two dwelling houses, barns,
sheds, and outhouses. together with pot
lurnare and tIphammer shop, co feet long
and n FIST rate waterpnvilege. sufficient Tor
sln,s; any machinery. The above properly
IS part al tie rcal estate Of Ira Nor:hrpp, late
Of CaNlcron, deceased, and Vii be Sold at a
bargain 70 7uv one wishing to pctrh1.e 80
Terms r7de easy, and possession gwen in
o.. lcy. Enqpr,n lie subscriber & 30,
r.. ,-iu C....,..t image.
J. y. NUNrIROP Adnirislra'or.
Cls,t'on. N1y. 3. iSij. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
TAILORING.

'I'lTT srb,cribct has jn1 received a. m
HsW NotA the American Fashion. fer
tic Pal and W inter of tst5--e and " nov
prepared to eA, utr wuh dispatch all kinds
ot ratment. IN hs 'lnr, n the mnsi fashions
bic stylc and =. theNp IS - any other estsb
lishmcn, IN the county Cutung done fo'
other, ,o make, st reduced pt,ces car snd
examine the fashions Tor Yourselves, whhttet
Won want any work done ur not All lIuds
ui pfpdu,r taken lu exchange tof work
NNIED hy tho Suhsctlhct two OF thft'
good iol,rcvmrn Tatlon To whom Constant
employment, snd good wrre' Will le given.
join /. KNIGHT.
Rutltn'. Sept ia,i~I5 30 SO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
| 500

IIrCES HANGING PAPER. among
whit b can be found The mos, splendid pat
terms the matkc, affords and purchasers car
not fali 70 be su'.ed ~ 10 prite and quality,
the price VARYING rum 10 To "a cents per
roll Seventy daIeren, patterns.
~ W. r. G. STODDARD.
Nov. -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
FARMFoR SALE


Dt,nci OF Ta,rta,,o. - betcl tbN
1t a probate ,yuf' h.iIru \, tas''ri"1 WI.
"a and fIf ,4I.l district on TO 9rh da' 81
October, Isi3
Trcsori. 4 Warner lodge
On application ol tie etc~ui't oi 90" lssi
VII and testament ui fau'es 'ot, late "i
tlslielun Aforesaid. deceased, 90 rt'ei the
umo mf paving no dcLts against Ihc estate
VI sai1 deceased. one wear,
II i,o-icfrd that ss'I application be heard
90 tho G,u "Wednesday IN December next at
The Probate oCite ia ClG.ctou, and :ouoe
thereof &c given To all person interested h'
publication thereof three weeks sucCcs>tvelr
ia the Hu'land Herald. printed a, Rutland
previous to the time Of h.at'oR said applca.
non 4 itu, rnuy nI Record Is
Il r LA\GDON. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
HALO TIIl.REi!

1 Nae i5urA of Boots aaI N.0r' R,alt
Mai, Cioihmg Hqu and Cap' ~ The
--latest IaJAioas cheaper han ortr.
n MONlilAN has Jusi returned from
~. New York ADD liusion With a large
- ~ nm. NJ M ln.. aI1nAa I...DLa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
LOOK HERE.

4 MID the mulurilcIty of Dry Goods and
"a Gfurety Advertisements which have
been spread ont before the public. purchased
and offered tot sale at unprecedented low pr
cos the subscriber wishes IL brng N ms
tesumonv IN favor OF the qYaliy ard Pr'ec5
OF a new arrival OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

Al Eagle, Wisconsin. Sept %, Dea. Ben
l.m,n cteen, aged IL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
" iRRIIu

In iLi. village. oulhe 18Th uh, hy Rev VIM.
Mitchell. Mr. u }. Green oil WaIiIng ord, 10
Mis-. Emil, u Cook OF this town.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
To pRt\IEkS.
TYIE FOUNDRY AND rKiN FRS FUR
klrHlNG MANEHOI- 81

NISfl Nc WARthOl 81
II he subscrlbets have opened nov Type
Fnnndfy ~ the ciiy Of New York ,wheis
u ey 'rs ready to supply orders to any extent
ior aly KIND ~ job or fancy Type, Ihk, ~.
per- asrs GallcVs. Bfsss Role, steel ca.
umn do Composing 81 -, thRsrs, nd ~.
cfy ari,ie nercssafv ipr d PnnlirR oHics
The Tyre witch are cast IN new moulds,
from ~ tnifcly new set 81 mauiIes, with
deep counters, are warranted 10 be unsrr-
passed by any, AMI ~ be- 'c!i ,t pfc, 10
s.ii ne iim's
fuHuue rre-,c' m'rilcl.snl also steam
cnglps. ul NE uios' approved patterns
\ Is \ msrhtuI.i con-ltutly ~ A'isnd-
hnre "a tS,r'i presses and DO liyhl work.
Composition t"I.sts cast ~ rfiEtcrS.
'tti'"r' a. Newspapers, who boy ,iT's
l"f. ~ T'irb type as ihsir Tbs arGuI to.
may P''e i"e $40. - 80 months insertion IN
hc't pnr-'~, apd s"no u'1,eIt papcfa CoIihh.
n2 81 90 we Huh.'u''tS 81 en-
COrkEOl r 4 pt EREND. 90 Aan.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
A MOTHER arrival OF Doss and Cloak
~ Goods, Ut he Farmers Exchange. --
consisting Of Frcnrh Bavaf,us. Cmii1n
Stripes Indiana and Orleans Cloths SIX
Linen aud Cotton Warp Alpaca together
with every vir'J OF f-Mourhl' Dress
Gools winch mrs. b, sol Immediately rs
eno,her invoice ls cHp'cli this vc,k
- II SABIN & CO
Wtllinahl. or 2l,h. l-N -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
ARRIAL or THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT DRIrii\

LARGEST SHIP ~ IuE WORLD
usAS arrived ,u zee York snd
Ill r,r. Tho man, tbtpo. wh,rh STE
q. .,..,., -. t,,c, ..,.t.e 81 NSTglI.
- - lt.N FIUS ,h,sr,, ts,e ,b,r
t,,,,s,,, ,,,t i,l,e .rJ .. I,,l
,..,tl h,,,r. A.. .pb.~tilet .-s.,p...
-. ma, - al. i,tr~,t ,,e,, p.
t,..,..f, ,,,, k.fi,o5 t.rr'v. -...-.. .I-
I..I.,.,... .,
.,,,.... ,ttrl.~,.tt ,.,...t.,.
Cd r.,f,.t ,,c,. 1900 To- I1a.Ad
60, a. on Geo -s,p
-. .oocto itna
s....i., aoro lie, a. 90
49, s,uo ,, nara
-. Ilnoi,ol Oh
...0...,,r, ,,,,,,, ,,it,,r,
,.... ,....,... 80,
-'''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
PLAYING, VISITING d BLANK
CARDS.

GORGE COOK, 81 de late 6rm Of Fly,
~ Smith 4 Coot io' the past st ycats
manufacturers o. the celebrated baulrt
CARDS, would ,nf'rm tho public snd no
patrons ~ The old csnblI.hmen,. No. ~ ful-
ion.st, where he has always been cmployed.
that he continues iha mnnufsctuto oi oil uN
vruclies OF PLAYING, Visiting and Blatk
Cards heretofore furnished by the ostRhl'sh-
mcut--aud that orders Ter rafitus Kinds VII
be promptly ,Hd faithfully executed on sr-
pliration 10 hts sole Agents, Mes-ts Ely 4
Latham, - fultun-.ucct, usual dlecounl off
for cash, or to those who buy 10 ,cll again.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

@JA Consisting OF fresh ~H
q, Teas, Surnrs, best tIA4~rf,I
MEbH syrup Molassc', 7 M
Rkgk beachcd Sperm on, s11' -
Fine Cut. Smoking and PiCg Tobacco, mlc
and Scotch Snuh.pare Ginger, Poland Starch,
Pepper, spice, cassra, cloves, nuimegs, IA
slns, coffee. ,aleraius, rire, n'igu, &c. &c.
Also, Chore .eleclhn Of Liquors, purely
for medicinal chemical and mechanical pnf
poses. hll Of which will be sold for as ,ooG
~ as poor pay as Others VIII sell for, IN tins
place The subscribed respec ,fully asHs for
rare Of public patronage, not by way Of
mc-if. or that he may I'll ms Golfers U,lh dol
lar. and cents, but that hc NAV pay MS hon-
est debts. y. 6. HOWARD
Nnilanh. Nov u. lht5 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
NEW ARRIVAL
BOOT PATTERNS.

TUE suhsrrilcts uate Iutrhased The
uam aud patterns !af 'uuius mcn's
boots whole by which ulcte 3, great sav-
Ine col is4tber ant work The cumpog 10
dispeu,rI viIh rburr' Tits - gtcat 90.
,,n,un. strl Ne i've 10 great ouIuttr .-
lbe patterns ate luts,le ~ th ~. and c'ctN
shoe maker should, have atcl
BURT a MASON
RulhnJ. Nov , 1913 Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
STATE or NERMONT} RE.

4 y
Di,,uc, Of Ruu,nd, IS - boteI tLat
ats special probate court held At Rutland
within ana tot said tiStftCi, on the 3lst day
O; October, 4. ID. 1915.
Present. VIM. Hail, Judge.
Whcrcr. John Cunb, administering OF the
estate OF lIrzoklah Ballad late 81 lmmoulh
IN sad district deceased. Iutcst.te, has ms
DAY ptcsenjod an Application to sad court ~
wrl,ln., representing Ih,t the personal estate
ofs'ld deceased is insufficient 10 p'y the
debts anl expenses Of ADMINISTRATORS Hnd
tina, the sac III all the real estate Of SAID de-
, eised. consisting Of the home lot, contain
mo 80 acres OF land with the holdings there
OF, enc INBRED with lie estate ~ il,ot Of
Phebe Blllou, and one other lot containing
20 acres. situated IN said Tlnmpuih, rlnuga.
gid u Wed Hull rho,c claim as above u
by the commissioners IS POT dollars 40 cents,
is rectss,ry Tor The payment sad debts and
expenses, and there ore praylng SAID court 10
grant him iicorsc to sell all ofsaId real estate;
Therefore It is ordered and decrerd 10y
said court that said application he referred
for hearing and decision To the first Monday
belrg the first day Of December next, MI
that a copy of this record hc publshei
three weeks succcssjvCly, previous thereto
IN the FINLAND Herald = newspaper ptlntc'
At sand RU:)aud. and circulating 10 The uelGh
bothOol Of those Interested, that all pctsou'
interested may appear and give bonds in
the payment of sad debrs and expenses @
| oihcrNIsc object to the granting sad license
/ If they sec cause.
< true copj ofrccord.
- HENRY HALL, Rcgialef
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

Preset. ! Natarr, ,r.
NJ Dr.c1s a,...euuu has ueen mae to
said court tot p,r"i"H among the hcIts OF
Thomas Gorutm and Moses Gprhnm, late OF
Pouitney deceased. of the real estate which
was set oil 10 the widow Of James Gofham
dc'cl~ed, ~ her dover W HE real estate OF
>t! James.
Il !, orlere that s'id application be head
ou the Gr,t Ncdur>day IN December next
1t lie probate office ir Ca,iclon. aud no
t,e thereofhe given to a. persons inietcs'c1
ccssIvely previous TO Sati hearing, ~ The
Rutland Herald, nrw.p1rcr printed at Ru''
land Atrac copy oi Record,
- y r. IANDDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
GKEAT ENClTEMENT.

~ Ne puitica, world. 'sutcd hv token
i rs's Jrsse How & Co 4 lev oo,ie,
q, ne h.ih h inlere,uRg work can ~ had
Is rsilt0g soon al lODbAkD'N.
NV ~ 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

At probate count holden At Casiie'on with
~ aud Tor st,i dI>'r.,, - th. 9J'h day OF
u .o- 81. 4. y leI..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

GEORGE ". STRONG
IrT1zSrE Avr C3tssFiL.a ar law,
lofTtr, o'yEs L. tsSJ's tTss'
Egi,si -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
l3y the Governor
Gro II. BrAsAN, Secretary.

Sow Tt. proc lsmIton "a not publrhsi. az
httstofore, IN hsndIil form. TITO olrtg, men Of
the s.,rrsl DENOMINATIONS. who may lie dr,ppsod 10
r-sd II from lhei pa p,', are therefore, feeu.s''t
TO I've, T., that Purp,,s. tie PiPou In ~h'eh they
my ind Il Pubisbel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

Also. NHlUu'u thl NlfdUNual 70 KEYS,
made 10 order, 81 any c"ior or OF netehl
culors, as NAV be dc.ued.
The Subscriber luyiies all edtiors ~ tho
United states and Canada, who sr' disposed
10 take ihrIr %, IA cards. End e.. vi.l sond
lin ropy II thrlr papers containing she adj
vrrlsCm'nt. To- tnseu I iut three tu. nhs
New Nutk, 1876 % I'm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

II Emb0.c ETamcIrd Tttds, UN'c IN
plain, brauuiul'y polished, with elegant DE
s,gus rs borders
PRIN rERS' BLANK CARDS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

(Rennndsr merit u,eG }
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-24
ANECDOTE OF WEBSTER-lF TRUE OMiNOUS IN REGARD TO OREGON.

The '.New York Morning Newsn of yes terday, relates the following expressive anec- dote about MT. Webster:
 The privileges of aristocrats and the pro- tectire system cannot stand under the iadu- eace of railroads This feeling was express sed fortnight since hv Daniel Webster Mf. 4. Whitney the projectof of the great west ern railroad, called upon Mr. Webster to know if he was favorable 10 the peojecl- Mop 'Why;" '.Because will not sup port any means of improving the niercon SC with the country west of the Rocky Hioun- lans All that country must become sepa- rate aad distinct nl'ioa; and for that object will oppose this railroad wit all my inAu- ence!n This was sail within three weeks. aad is very significant from the negotia.of of the surrender of Ma;ne
 We regard this d lecdote as important, not as hearing on the question of railroads, bat oi Oregon. Is it true that Mir Webster one of the whig champions of the Saaate1 is i'll favor of erecting distinct republic on the shores of the Par,ir? Then does he not share the American feeling, but he adopts the policy of England and France Mr. Gnizoi. Is for trimming the .'haiance of powero in America. Alr Webster appears to taii into a similar policy. G'eat Britain was in favor oi establishlng an independent government ill Texas. The "Lpndoa Tlmes," enforced 1t wita all it's power l. was for establishing another republic on our borders, for the puf- pose of balancing the weight and connterac- ting the influence of the United States For the saine reason, loo, many of the English politicians are anxious to cut us off from Or egon, as well as from California. and, indeed to cripple us in all directions. Sach, we ap- prehend, is the spirit of Mir. Webster him self + he has nj ,de this declaration to MT. Whitney, he IS for cutting Us adrill from Or egon, and inviting her people to erect that country into all independent republic How dlflerents the feeliag from the sentiment as- cribed to General Jackson: No comP'o- mise lof Otegon) but the canaon's mouth!'
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-24
A FAMINE IN IRELAND.

That most dreadful of all calamities to Ireland, aS veil aS to England's Career of coaqnest-a failure oi the lfish polatoe crop -is now too paiuiuIly cetala. From the counties oi Duolln, ine two tieaths, Cork, Tyrone, Kilkenny, a.Iow, Down, Roscoln- mon, Waterford, Armagh. aad Kerry, en- bracing portions oi tne luur pfoviaces, we hear oi the lavages ol the rot, the plague, the muqain, or as the lrlsil people deslgnate Il. s'the ctolera" m the poiatoes. The great staff of lie" To eighl or nae millions oi peo- pie Is turned lnlo poison, while those articles oi food that other countries could rely upon Tor mitigation of the calamity are beng ex- ported to England, to meet the eXorbrant rents eXacteI from Irish farmers by lofeign arlstocracy. 4 famine Ill Iceland, N ho can contemplate Il without horror! Her people cannot now command those mines ol wealth which an absentee nobIllty have carried from her ieitile soil, nor can they be expected to throw of those cIalns d tanailctsln preJu- dice, and ticilon, that have mtd5 them ehe- mics to each other for centuries, aud bound them to the unprlnclpled and selfish monopo- llzers of thelr resources. l. they could, we might expect to see them rise III the sacred majesly oi their united power, as baad oi brethren, preferrngto dle by the sword rather than perish ill the dilches ald lanes for the want of food.
 Ireland resembles giant deprived ot his club and his eyesight: she has the physical power to command independence, but toreign influence and domestic ieuds have robbed ] her of the wealth and union necessary to a successful effort
 l u IS impossible to loresee the results oi this great calamity; and it will be some months before It's extent Is fully known. The open ing of Irish ports for the admission oi bod free oi duty, an order-in-council prohibiting the exporlalon oi potatoes from Ireland, aud other expedlents calculated to lessen the h"r- TOTS of amlne, will naturally occupy public attention in the United Kingdom, ai,d henevo- ence will everywhere respond to the cry ol lreland's furnishing children. The landed aristocracy oppose the free admission oi food, and reletrom England will naturally assume the form of '.ams," rather than that of per lnanent legislation, for improving the condl- ton of the country. Parliament answered the cry for civil liberty by appropriations to the Irish church, and the same policy will nc doubt be adhered to in case of iamine-some thousand pounds to purchase bread for the poor, without touching the corn laws.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-24

., if nav not be deemed inappropriate 'a.a.ion for me to dwell for moment F' = memory cf the most eminent cilzen us .anntrv, who, during the summer that r" ,v. has descended 10 the tomb. The g .@eot of contemplating at the advanced r G near four score years, the happy con- or his country, cheered the last hours ,l,ew Jackson, who departed this life |as I tranquil hope of blessed immortality s.,th was happy, as his life ll,'d been sa,ly useful. He had unfalterlng conf- '. in the virtue and capacity oi the peo- sI in the permanence of that free go- @snt @ which he had largely contributed sblish and defend. lis great deeds had [.eJ 10 him the affections ol' his fellow as. and it was his happiness to witness ,.owth and glory of his country which ,,pd so we'll. He departed amidst the Gctions of millions of Ireemen. The
 naid it's tribute to his memory at his \ Coming generations will learn from
 svampe the love of country and the
 i, of man. Iu his language on similar
 ,oo to the present, "l now commend lellow-citizens, to the guidance of AL ,,v God, with a still reliance on hi mer-
 nrovdence for the maintenance oi our
 n.6!,aons; and with an earnest snppli-
 that whatever errors it may be my lot
 a,mit ill discharging the artluous duties
 h have devolyed on me, will find a
 .le in the harmony and wisdom of your
 alsa JAMES K. POLK.
 ,.bnr,on. Dec. 7, 1915.