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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

thc city Of Nov. York, may now b. regsr.
dsd /" having pessyd away MOI Naive y.
W in Office TO tell other dofcst,hcy are as
sparty utterly snnihils,ed, and ~s certain y
csuno, mourn ovcr their discontinue Los
year this new parry carried their Mayor
BY 1000 maj and twelve on, Of the II
wards NeS, with the same candidate
the present, and rs oil admit, s,eellru, May
or--Mr Hsrper--,hey are beaten by ma.
iori,y no, much less than 5000 snd The par.
" have 40, 70 much as elected even a sin.
gle constable
The elections ihroue hout the State OF n
York have resu licd IN manner we'll cal.
euIa,ed to inspire the hopc, and impel to
action, every true hearted whic. Our bre,h'
rem in OH Washisgios Cos My have re-
deemed the pledge, they gave 4, Argyle, IN
FEBRUARY last they have displayed theft
usual golan,ry and have ou,dono themselves
One town only,in the county is loft to glory
10 the mist and fog OF Locofoeoi'm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of ne NepGrk DAILY Adv
WAsHIsoToN, Wednesday afternoon

The Office seekers nre again uccumula
ting here very rapidly, making good pro.
portion ofthe passengcIs rs every arrival
per railroad and Steamboat Senator Fair.
field. OF Maine, and Hon Zaioc Pratt.
member Of the last house Of Represents.
uves, from the State Of New York rcae he'd
here This morning, having in view, I'm
doub,edly. the interests Of party, in procur.
ing the removal Of public officers, and OBJ.
tanning the appointment Of parizdn friends
Me.srs Dix Of New York, and Blgby, OF
Alabama, are on the ground, as, also, seve.
raj other member: and cI.mcmbers of c on.
gross GnnsevoorI Melville, Esq, Of Ncw
York. r@urned to the city by the cars to-
day, and will resume his plnce upon the
anxiou. bench Of applicants for office. Gen
Hernandez, OF Florida, arrived Yesterday.
by The steamboat from the Soui h. and Hon
Isaac Hill, Of New Hampshire. reached
here by The boat from Richmoad this Of
ternoon.
Removals and appointments are daily
taking place here among he subordinate
ofh;es, and this patriotic movemeni will
continue until lhs Departments are thor.
oughly purged Ofevery Incumbent suppo-
sed to be llnc,ursd wnb enber Whigeery
or Tylsrsm The Tylsraes go by the
board on The ground oflbeir unofficial a.
rointmeni This was the cause assigned
for the remova ofthe Apostle Of TYLER
l'm," Mr. Chsever, noticed some dsyssncs
IN The Official note, advising him that "hi,
services were no longer required.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

ChhI SiOIen By a Enaie Bccga, A
child, two years old, daughter Of John No.
ley, No III Plumb street, VA, stolen v,,.
,erday morning, while playing on The ,llr.
walk, by female vngrnni named lusk, h,
Hagnn Asst woman was gong from
door to door, begging, in the lower Part ,f
the city, the clean and tidy appearance n,
the child, conlrasted with the most ,ouol
looking urchin, nbou, seven ycu, Of 70,
who followed her carrying n ha,kc If
cold ve'uals, excite suspicion, and she
arrested, and brought, by two respect ..
citizens, TO tho office Of Alderman Rcdr .,
Hero she PERSISTED IN declaring iho; ,
child was hers but the boy, whom E.
called her son, on being questioned IN
vatc, told them that his mother had carrtdl.,
little girl away from house in the neigh
borhood Of the Washington msrke, on
eer' were semitic lnqn'reand they returned,
bringing the father, who was nearly des
,roc,cd, with them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

nr'The p. NJ Gen. is preparing to r,,.
~ the n,w pos, Office law into e1ccu,,on
lie has advertised for ~ 600 balance, f.
the various Offices in the United State, con.
nrucied on plan bcs calculated to s,e,,
tain the weigh, of letters and other mu,lat'o
matter, under the post office laws Of n
March, is45. The prices n,which th,y
can be furnished arc to accompany ,herron.
osition. !, is necessary ,hs, the ba lrtc
should indicate hall ounce md any c,rc,
weigh, between halfand Ugh, ounces
Propositions not to be consilcrcd unle,, ,.
compnnied by samples III. desirable tina,
the whole number Of balance, Indicated
shall be furnished blythe first OF July Ar,
the bidder will designate the time or time,
al which he can furnish the same -rMaI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

LARGE FIRE IN Troy. a fire broke
ont between 10 and / ! o clock last night IN
the city Of Troy, which threatened al ono
time to prove extremely disastrous, onl
which wa, not arrested until i, had destroy.
ed considerable property. The fire origin.
nted in large stone store in River street,
which, with The adjoining store, and two
dwelling houses, were consumed by tb'
flames The stores belonged to Mr. Calls
and were occupied by Webb & AvcrII 49,
The dwellings were occupied by Mr. II b.
bell and Plumb The wind blew n ga
during the whole night, and it was v'l
the utmost difficulty that the spread Of l'"
conhagrnion was prevented, We have r"'
heard the amour, oil loss, nor what porti51
Of il wns covered By insurance - Aiba7j
Erening JournalofMe OH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
LOSS OF THE SWALLOW.

In another portion Of our paper will be
found further particulars Of the shocking
disas,er--to which we were in our last only
able briefly 10 allude The loss Of life BY
hi, sad acclden, is not like to prove asgrea'
as was at first feared, yet i, Is sufficiently
deplornble.
A great diversity OF opinion, as is usual
in such cases, exists, rs to the degree oil
blame thu, should res, upon the officer in
charge ofthe boat Statements entirely a,
variance with each other are pu, forth by the
different passengers who were on board the
boa, a, the tmo of the occurrence --ies,i-
mony altogether contradictory, is given be-
fore the coroncrs inques,s that have from
time to ,ime been held over the bodies re-
covered; and under the pre,cn, s'n,e Of ex
element in the public mind, j, would per
hap. be next 10 impossible to arrive at any
thing like us, decision MS to the culpabil-
i,y of those who were in manner en,Iust
ed with such number Of human lives. -
We hope that rigid investigation will be
made in reference to the facts in the Case
If for no other purpose than 10 more fully
Impres, upon the minds of other, having
charge Of railroads, steamboats,, stages, &
the fearful responsibility tina, rest, upon
them
The loss Of life BY this accident, 80 fnr
as positively a.cer,ained, falls Ear short oil
that which such an occurrence under such
circumstances, usually occasions, yet il
Is probable that the thirteen recover
ed bodies does not begin to show the ex,cn.
of,he loss occa,ioned by this melancholy
catastrophe. Many who were known tc
be on board remain unheard from, while i.
is reasonable TO suppose that many who
were on board were strangers to a Il ar und
them, and whose fate is yet to DO made
known 10 those who care for them Many
heart will be wrung with anguish at the
uncertain fear that those they love were CT
posed tn the peril, OF this awful event
while the heart Of many father, mother
brother, sister, husband and wife, ha, yet to
bleed at the sudden and awful silence the
mysterious disappearance of those who
among strangers and far from home and
kindred were thu, suddenly hurried into
eternity
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

Melancholy SuietIe. The York (Pa)
Gazette states that Frederick L Bailey ESQ ,
prosecuting attorney for tina, count, commit
ted sue idc, on Monday last, by hanging
himself. lie YVES performing his official
duties q, the court house, up 10 4 o'clock in
the afternoon nnd, at just half pms, 5, wa,
found dead in the garre, Of his house. He
had just received the appointment, a few
days previous, and we !-arn ina, some
fault was found BY the Judge, with the man,
ner in which he had drawn up on indict.
ment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

NoSN!asS Of Strpsnhss An i'm
tUouse scd OF serp~ut,ne has rcrully be.n
discovered IN Roxbury. in ,hiytoun,y. near
re lmc otthe C-n,ral RAh,nri A 40.
olT'n. highly finished sod polished Tor I.
tabic, vas exhibited "a tins village the
prrsori week The stone - FAR superior
to marble N srauy pni dasabiIny, and
mus take Ms Psee for tables, eouutcr,
nsntle.peccs, snd oher u,ee hsuics and
ornamcntal psrPoses - vsr&eai VA teA
-aH
Jus above the terminals of,he Fi,chburg
Kocne. anl BELOW, Fails Railroad. q
Cir~rinh we beii~~e, arc beds Of The
eoe beautiful serpeui'ne, which are MEX
haossbie The Bellows Falls snd bur
l,ng'nn road pas,es by ,hese Gus mrs %
Bosom fnrads msy see spoc mcns 81 ,hr
srrpea,,ne. by calling At me Ttemoo
Hone The msntei and i,nes W the res
ding room, ani rooms adjoln'~g, are O
Cs'entsh sefpenune Seat
sd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

A young Canadian, named Theopiius
Hamel, al St Foy, near Quebec, having
exhibited great talents in the ait OF design,
was sent to Rome for the completion OF his
studies HIS parents beng poor, his means
soon fell sbor and an application WINS made
to the Legislative Assembly in his behalf
But the body 10, having power to entertain
the applications, a subscription was at once
opened smoog the members, beng head ed
by Gov Meiesh, who subscribed ego.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
rrrn ,he Ceuti,r 4 Ennuit,r


Wa wih Mer,eo We have heretofore
sllad-d to the communications Of q writer
in the Evening ro-s ~ho seems to be very
thoroush ly informed wah regard to the
disposition, resources and probable temper
Of Mexico on the annexation OF TEXAS
The same writer yesterday replies 10 some
remarks Of the Mad,sonisn, and contends
that Mexico will find no difficulty with
the produce Of her mines, in procuring a
fec, and that the cultivation OF cotton in
her territory will be greatly aided BY war
lie says
Tho truth is this that war with all its
hideous evils m almost baucring against
our doors. while our digni,aries and many
OF our pre,ses are crying out there is no
danger 10 sight The United States in the
most solemn manner has announced its in
lcntion to annexTeXaa Mexico in man.
ner equally formal has declared her reso-
luton to resist IT, War seems almos, in.
evilablc, ,hro ugh admit frankly that ma.
ny contingencies may happily arise to pre-.
vent it. Blu, should our government sit
with folded arms in the fond'eonvlelion that
Mexico will suffer oil, will lose all rather
,hnn risk a wnr with us7 Ough, we to
surrender our minds too readily TO the be-
liefthat Eng lind will no, compromise her
relations with US by aiding Mexico.
He proceeds to show that England will
be justified in aiding Mexico indirectly, md
tina, Mexico will easily obtain all the aid
she may require, and thus alludes to the o.
pinon, and disposition of General Almon.
tie -
Before this communication is in type,
General a Imon,e will be on hi. way 10
Vera Cruz and Il is poin, of much in.
teres, TO know his opinions on the questions
o, issue. There is no doub, tho rcprcscn.
,a,ions OF her d,sI.ugushcd nmbn, sador
will have g. st Ne:gh, IN the councils Of
Mexico and it mus, be source Of greo,
satisfaction 10 al lovers OF prince to feel that
the utmo., confidence may he placed in the
temperate judgement and pnciCc dspo.i
ton Of General AImontr S.'l bee doe.
no, disguise his npprehen,ons Of the worst,
md that reasons of State may impctiousIv
demand, undo. The circumstances. n resor,
10 arms, the ULTIMA ratio. He has ,houchI
fit 10 warn the commercial interest. which
has the most n, risk, 10 BE- on their gunrd a
goins a j contingencies, md with n.suran
ccs OF his own friendly sentiments; bu, with
repeated declarations Of the approaching
danger he ha. left our shores.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

rEtcnctrv Mr. hsrnn Rogers 81 Dsrtr
called al our office Yesterday, ard iniotn..l
u, Of mc., Singular ins,spce Of earl, ftvn.
fulnsSs lie says that q Ioai' has occurred
IN his farm the rIesen, spring, IN cav.
where tho dam is only % month. old. n,
colt ,s fine hr,lty ono, and The mo,h,,
Is also doing we'll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

The election for city officers in Portland
took place in thu, city on Tuesday last, and
the result was, no Mayor was chosen and
bu. two Aldermen and six Councilmen.-
The vote for Muyor, without the Island was
for Greedy (Whig) ZIG; CInpp (Lo,oloco)
63o Winslow (Na,ive) 3l4 scattering
five
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
4o46s
Total

Olhl Il f'1o
In addition 10 this, there is on hand, in
Piusford and Gainesville, sufficient wheat
to make 1000 bbIs, and Il, Scots vile, fora
DO NJ 5000
There Is INT hnle whes, unground in
the city For the first few weeks afer the
opening OF nnrlgalIon, ibe shipments east
wili be considerable, boI aserwarla the
The supply will be moderate, as it is not *
pec'ed that hTRers VIII bring their wheat 10
market, unless The Picss advance aboyc
.hcir preSrui rsse.
AboAt 500 barrels OF tho amount sor.
cd IN .he cAy is coarse -four
\ Il Statements have been published
10 the city placing he amour, n $1,000
bauefa Two errors are detected in this
aia,emeni--one occasloned by the removal
OF quanIay from one warehoUsr and
misunderstanding ola report in another
IRocheSef Democrat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

H-h is currently rumored by chose
who know" that orders had been 81 ven for
a concentration Of The naval force in the
Gulfof Mexico that the Princeton, trip 10
Europe had been coun,ermnnded and that
vesse with several others directed 10 pro,
coed Immediately 10 the coas, of Mexico.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

In BOckspon, Maine, tory men de
guised as negroes, entered n bou.s occo-
ped b. a Millerits ,neetmg, sdm,nis,rei
o Them an oath tina, they would MOI attend
any more saeh messings, and then cleared
hen out Provisions for esmpaign snd
abou, 20 dollars were found, which sum
~ss handed over 10 the ssleetmen. How
hat kersr lhas Lynch ls~I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
THE HERALD,
THURSDAY. APRIL II, ists

nv b. Palmer, American Nowspa
per and Advsr'is'og Agen, IN the cities Of
Baltimore, Phiisdc'ph,a New York, sod
Boston, has been appointed Agcu, for NJ.
ee''ins and forwarding Subscriptions snd
advertisements Tor this piper, q, bis Offices,
10 lhosc cities respectively.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

The Madisoniun oiThursday says DR.
Thomas Sewall, one Of our oIde,, rcsidcn,
physicians, and well known in Europe n,
well as Throughout. the United States, died
this morning at one o'clock, of pneumo-
mia,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

Tessesses. -Messrs Fosser and Brown,
Wig and Loeofoeo candidates for Cover.
nor Of Tennessee, have r..ds appointment.
to speak s,nI'y one different places before
The election. Which ,sks place IN August
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

Albany BRIaSE The projeo' OF q
bridge across the tudson al Albany IS D.
gain agitated Such afDcIufe 50 '"'gn'
I'd rs no, to impede lhs passage Of vessels,
would be q pubic eon'tnIeoee' oou $em'
N Us to be called for BY The eomme'c'al m
leress oflhe State We rssfe', therefore,
TIA, il should NEE, with 'nv serious oPno''
ZION in ,hs Legnil!ar' H''<a'1'e' Va.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

Fire IN the Cumbrrtnnd Mosntaini-
The Boonsboro Odd Fellow says by
letter received BY gentleman in ,hi.
place, from Cumberland, dand Sd of a prl,
I'VE learn ih& the Cumberland mountain.
in - IA 6e is dp.ns vla a.
mount OF damage sad, where ii may end,
is hard 10 tell"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

ANAToaV, PATHOLOGY, PuysIC., 81
Il IS long time, N,mr Cd s.ncc We have
propos' n on, ION Tor you to answer Sup
pose you &c, round on the other side OF thC
imposing stone, and LEI US see how neal
yo1 come to knowing as much as doctors
Yes sit-hcre am
q How does man differ from tho brute
creation
\ lie stands upright bu, doesn, nc, so
lie walks 90 two legs contrary 10 the bible,
whore II SAYS, upon thy belly shalt thou go
oIllhc days Of thy life, and The seed OF the
woman shall catch thee by the heel
q What IS The Office Of the brain
A To grind over old idea, and pas, en-
on br new.
q VIVA, is We spinal marrow
a Goose grease extracted ftom hal,
lnlnss l'i.Icr lprons, anl variou, other
vegetables
q Wha, IS Acknowledgement
a That IS What they call the wa,erc cure
putting drunken man under q pump nose
or drownIng ones self for love |, i,
'omolmr' ptaenccd upon dirty faced chill.
df'n, bu, IN different manner
q What Is the homeopathic system
A Ldllng the patient look a, box o.
pulls, or making him walk past an apo,heca
ry's shop twice aday,
q Where is situated the carotid ar G.
~.
a. II commences both SIDE. Of the neck
nj the shut collar, passes up under the hal
brIm To The top of,he head, ,hen down the
inicnsaie canal and terminates in both
too,s.
~ Wha, 10 p.naeoa
a. A universal med'cin. BY many
ihouchtto be brandy and water.
q How long ought person TO remain
IN aWarm bath3
A Til he finds his toe nail, floating or
The surface Of the winter.
The oxanlaatIon Is closed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

Jrpied'aAt and tnPre6taMt The fol-
loving tory Of Mr. Bancroft is told BY q
corfuppnien, of The Baltimore Psrio,
Mr. Bancroft did no. enter upon tho du
TIE, %! hn Dtpol'mtn, until day or two
tfer the ohrr Secretaries had 'se, in :;
consequently he was corrcc, IN his CONGO.
lure tina, ho would DO overrun with the
horde oil applicants whom the Head. oflhc
olhcr d pnrtmenu had ,urntd of II is
soil that be told his messenger TO tell each
applicant as he came INTO the ante.room
lhltShc S"cr,tnry was busy but would soon
he d,srng ,ccd, until the nn,c.room should
bc f led and then lc, him know the fact,
Which vas accordingly done. Mr. Ban
croh ihctcupoa, instead Of sending for the
applicants 10 como loto his room, one bv
one required himself to the an,r.toom and
70 'ormtd the crowd, altogether that be
-nll 4, nothing in the way OF making re.
mnvrls and appointments -that II was very
delicate business that politics constituted
an exceedingly unpleasant aai unprofid-
he pursuit and he would mos, affection.
n,cly beg leave TO aIvise all his Democratic
funds, there assembled. 10 20 10 their re-
spcolivc homes, and following their own
proper pnrsnrs, cslllngs and profession,
thank thru s'lts That they had some'h ing
h'ucr to d. than To Gil poor clcrkships -
WHIT falling OF was hert,my country.
mrn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

Taking Without a Breeze The FOL.
lowing nnecdo,e from the Christian
Walchman is finely illustrative Of that FAR
pushed and incorporate zeal in making re.
llgous. converts, which we frequently see
nj work in every community
A sailor no, long since, went into n pray.
er meeting, and took his sen, in n remote
part ofihe room In the course of the even
ing, gentleman came and requested him
to go forward for prayers" The sailor
had no special seriousness Of feeling, and
was dislnclncd 10 take step which would
imply more than he really felt at heart 49,
The gentleman, pcrceivlng his reluctance,
began to impoItune him Come friend
now is the time to get religion Como
night forward and be prayed for and you'll
so home rjocing" The sailor, not yet,
persuaded, said, "Sir arc YOU n seminar '
mo" WINS the reply, but | love sailors
and want TO save their souls l." swell" nm.
swered The sailor, th"rc is no scaman.hlp
in what You are doing, DO you know
what II IS to tack ship" "Ics." r.pon.
ded tho other it means TO change her
course, and ,ha, is what want you 10 do
Come right forward now, and pm, abou,
for the land of glory +" and with this BE-
took tie son Of the ocean by the arm, and
used some physical urgency, Hold, friend
said the sailor, "don't you know lyou can't
tack wiihou, n brcezc1' The zcaIon'
brother understood the ulluslon, and re.
tired
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

Northern Duirit! Of Ne,e York. The
Buffalo Courier states tina, William f. Al
len, Esq, Of O,wego, has received the mp.
poinmcn, OF United States Attorney, for The
Northern District OF y. Y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

fsis.1ksiit Aoftissi AL DessA 1t
So. mr. or pa.a's, jas 80. ~'fk 10 ic
cod on the NOS shSci 'ng accidents sod
da.' ,.hs, t,' Liltn upon out l1 Tor many
usSn.hs
I.,n TLualsy morning, g, Wa pole
Bihso wb,lc engsg~d wah several oher
from ihs village IN erficsung q lock rai G
that M Income Detached from ihr I.,ek,
=, ~ place spi fs,ci down ani lodged
on one o',he pist, ofihc Walpole Bridge,
WI Amos )acknsn was drowned under
,1s mos paiolal olfenm,,anoe, lila had
eone oa, IN boat, vlh Nt B,nlamln E,.
ho. 70 the per of the brpige ahcre the sst,
bad lodged, when the boat IN co~sqncoet
q coniog N contact wnh so-.c Good wood
wa ups't, thfoping them boh INTO ihe NJ
Z" Thc cufttn, beng rsp,i a, TIN, place
ihc boat foaiod away from thru, anil they
~sfe l,h s,noS 10 ;a-i, own ts'r. Form
uaislT. howcyef. Mir Evans succeeded ia
f''ehng log that wa. resting upon the
per. so1 nvoj h m~lfirorn further harm
Mf Jachnan bcIn. less torunsie. and no
eeing able, t,hough an erper 'si@mer) 10
catch upon ,ny hing by which he could
Fave hlnSlf was CARVED down The river
sons distance and after many severe, tho
'n'h'oinsl atuggl,, bcesmo exhausted
,uuA to nc bottom. sp1 was los
VI JhcInan was u years Of age, and
woIa worthy and nmable Young man, an
u.s. much tc~rori"d by H.. aequainianec -
Mhen H., nciauc holly intelligence reach
81 tbs village mnny l,gh aud buoyan
hesd "as changed 70 saduc,s and the deer
80 <oTtow
lmm~ir'c mcasIreJ were tshen 10 res
ca' the body from the River m, The wnte
b.1nr high, and very roiy, up to the Tim
ofro'ng to rt',', tThutsday night, III
body hal nt been recovered u r Ga:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

RoBBtSo CHuNcU The second Bap.
list Church in Trenton n }, was robbed,
this, week, ofthe pulpit Bible, Two large
shade lamps. and piece of carpcling.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

I, was wRh officially that Col Crecke
could BE- persuaded to rvn for COugres HI
seonod lhs h.s Of -ssu's for spytb'ng o.
Anyhody
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

Flour STORED ~ ROCHESTER,, n. Y,
AND VIcINIry We have tnken consider
ublc pans to nsccr,n the quantity Of -four
stored IN Rochester and vicinity The fol
lowing drawn rom authentic sourccs) IS
the amount
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

I'll let you know when come back
aga'n, as the TheuWall,n sail to u. leg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-06
For Safe,

"A elegant Rockewsy esSSSn
IN CARRIAGE, lately 49, JssSe-,sSSS 1=-fSp
built by Hawk, of Charles Gs)-fssl iSsiT ffSr1b
town, and very little used -
II can be converted from Buggy for two persons,
into Carriage for -four persons, in moment and
is adapted TO the use OF pole and two horses, or
shafts and one horse, at pleasure; has iron axes
and thorough boxes, and is finished with patent
swngle tree. by means Of which the slightest pull
of strap viii completely detach the horse from il,
in case of of. 1t is light, but at the same
time warranted TO be the hest ironed aud strongest
piece of carriage work in the country.
Also for sale, two-horse
Family Carriage,
built BY Bsrnhart, warranted superior piece of
work, and has been we'll kept.
Any wishing vehicle. must be satisfied to
purchase either of these. Either for sale, because
the owner has no use for both. Due solvent paper
will be taken in payment, If 1t would accommodate
purchaser. Enquire at
Aug Is, l844--tf THIS OFFICE.