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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

PARRY Gonna lady Of our acqnaini-
snCe, stepped into stoTn 10 our city one iine
day last week, With one OF her chaTmin
looks (nol one Of her heavenly ones, 10y no
meau~-she reserves those Tor other occa'
>lpDs } inquired of the nICe-yuuns gentleman
clcih, It'll vhire besr!sd green looking
sDrorH, II thry bad hose
'flosc-did You say, SAID the diGnliled
Ounce, ASSUMING an air 0! great Importance
as usual.
Tce ,,r, Lasr'
4 believe We hlve-if YOU viii wall mo
ment viii 60 up and see.
The lady, wondering at tho actions Of the
Young kuish, Of the yard stack, temlincd a
levi Moments Though curiosity when to hei
astou>hment he came running down Stars
Il, m the storage chamber, holding N has h1nl
an old rusty rcon hoe, and presented It Ia her
declaring wih all due seTIousness, that mo
u IedS Som,Uhai rnSiy u uaS Poiihrfy I'M
last OHe Hey LGd m The storr.
The lsdy Alcppad ous and the clesA H.ltge'
led. -I,rstHcS IcUnonnter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

ESTRiYED from the Subscriber % The
II , iIh ~ a large % 90 rel cos = ye'fs
oi' Sail coV ha, large alI VIDE ,p.eti
hn.Gs With bras, balls or bottoms. amt
both ears hadlV BITTEN 10y dns.. Any 90
giving inform alton OF .aii cow. ,hsil - wei.
rewarded. vs.. I. MORSE.
ShreV shury. J1ne ,. lst5. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
STATE or yERMoNT.pREurcu

- l. or ENMoAT' r. II rcmcm-
Distinct Of Fairhavcp. s. ( - hcr,- thar
al a probate couU htl4en At C'Ailesoo within
and OR sail disu!ct ca he 4lst day Of Naf,
y, ID. 1915.
preseni. \ Wunsr, Julec
Whereas John / Hf9au. gu.jji1p Dl rar.
o'ine Bro" "a minor h,r a. AuuN Brown.
lalc Of Ofwell IN sail }!,'rlci, dcc,asc hos
represented 10 said roun lhi II would lac
.rondnciye To tho interest of sail mlrnI. TO
sell all the real .st,'c 81 sll m0ot. Nlug
and being in C4,l',toa IN salI dr.tu /.
aud PRAYING SAL coya =, gam han license
to sell said ssttc.
Il is ntdrIed that notice 'hercnfte given
10 all persons interested a. sad application.
That there vii 10 a hearn. ~ tie .ame IN
tho grs, NcIgr>dny at Ju,y nrl'. al the
probate office IN LA.i etnn al0lrssld 10y pub
lishng this ORDER thee wesss succcs,i,-lv.
tTe'I"us tus1li tine Of heating. ~ the Nu,-
land Herald, newspaper pfldtcd at3u' 4.
4 yuc copy n record, %
Aurs,. - 7. LtNCDON. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
iMPRON i-NENT OF TuE COMMON
SCHOOL

Mr. Palmer vii lee 'ofe on the d,J .reciheh,
81 ue places mention, below, ; c'oluck =
IA, OF al such 40 hour - tho evening A.
mAy TO hiod ga ts G,e eu.,'uit cc The
n'Ine OF toe committee u afsatl Nueni ar
POi"icd oy The NtId'ebUtt cunreulion 70 at
'sehed 10 'h' u'tne OF each town VIII Go
rrspp' h's luniuI'tecs have the good nes,
To Ate / y Golice Of thc lecture Is given
nom ''v leaks on the previous sabbath. snd
SUCH "'Hcf means VI publicity adopted a.
may oc c"nveulent !, - requested that one
or more ul u's cAU,rs he sestcd n front. pre-
pafer Ia add Ia the loierrsi .of the occa,i,n
10y 'u'ai music. It's ~lsI requested uat
We eatht'' u'ey ~ M medlsurlt ~ i've rear
ol we singers. as pan OF ths iectute VII. be
pdt,ltuia. ~ sJlte.,,,. In fhs,n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
FISH

"0D,'ISIl Shsd. Nova Scotia ) iiuou.
u q, nc Sc,' 1uil ny for s,lc Nv
~. l. DELL.
Rulnnd. Wv o., 1913 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

bailtlT, calling al tho house Of a dis
tressod Quaker to serve I wiz vas refused ad-
mttauCr lie sad Ia the servant, "fouI
master /, al home, but viii not see me lie
has seen thee friend said Abigail, but he
doe. not Ike thy Appearance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

I'VE the subscribers being appo,n'ss ~
w he II Of Probate Cour aI the dis
inoi of faIEiiayru, cpnmtsslonets Ia recSiTe
orsmine and sdJust all clam, aGd sEDaHts
oi al persons APa,n-t lho eaa'so %
ANVIANlKL AMMAN,
AZ NJ paNlei, ~ sad distinct detsaSs
and alsn all claims aud demands erh,bluec
IN nF-et lhcIe'p and az RaHans fr"m ~
am Day OF May lad being allowed b'
SID coort for thai pUrposr We ihrteiote
hereby gre noiice that We viil attend ~
lhe business 81 our ssii apgu rlBf 70 n the
office Of Ge' % IS llarai.H D.. $40 PaNisi
On the hrsl IoFsdass Of JOY aal D.tohs p
nsI' f'un one 10 al 90 lock p. n. oa eac!
ui s.,d day..
HORACE WILCOX, c.--......-
~ - STRONG.
Pa c'. Wy %. l-lI. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

h"rr'S' crnailt' Ia hs Jyof
,Ji1'- --faer!1re an4 Harris Pearson
suppose. - De- 1ul.rtvcn,y Owe years OF
agr, S1i Jacob NuIs, wer-, "A Friday Ia,i.
c7,nmalo' - the Nuik fla4sr. hv ne c..
o. Nsrhalt, by Vun~ g. vaftari from
iae o'erscers oi ~ Poor isr3iI aulor he
10 s-ol'a Of 'ne Ssh chapter Vi the Re
Ys-l SuiEcs, having r,i-rrncs panans
who leai 'ls'aa' h.. e,prcise r. ollt
navy ,ilhHy o. l'St.l / ls,usss a3 100 con
ssllrnce arc ut ~ 1 become ps1p,t,
Wrare infpfnoi mat toy sd~a tsa. d,
,y,s azl,ns their cons,~ .ons ~ du,y &,
v,,L sni ,hal che src.oI alrenuss b,.
f4Is enough - sI09'0 thriL white ~,
a5r! shyuA .aa -P0utlsi A4F
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

FRESH ARRIVAL or A NEW
AND ELEGANT STOCK or
DRY GOODS, &C. ~\
= 4 MUNGER, has jp,i rootivea from
~ New Yo,k, and o,hcr r,a,ke,s, and +,
now oprning n ncw ana lnfec aseuttnent Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
embracing almost every variety of Itie,'
and Gcnllemon's Dress Goo05 10 10 found
ia the mar ket His stock viii be ionnl To
10 perfect AMI Ia embrace all thnt Is useful
OF ornamental. Amrr- his stock Of
DRY GOODS
will be found B-oadcloths Of all colors and
prices. from Sl.75 To s. per ,atd Cas.i.
mrres, French aud Ens.,,h. Dpcsk,ns. Sat.
lnels yoslinpt, every variety OF thin goods
for Summer Clothing for men and boys. lis
variety II
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Is beloved Ia ld rs er,nd rs car hc found "a
this vl,laljy, and coWl,rtgcs Cashmors, Mou.
de l,nncs, Striped Plain, AMI Frgi Ballo.
rlne,, French l,wns, Punrrd m ,.uus, Glrg-
huns. Caicoes. of all descriptions, and OF thc
latest styles
GLOVES. HOSIERY. HONNETS. PARA
B SOILS, ELEGANT RIBBONS ARTlFt.
CIAL FLOWERS, &C sc.
He as lso + II and wei
selected assortment of GRO ERlI.S, Hard
ware, CrocscY anI all Articles usually lolm
IN country store, and all ~ be sod al ia,
lowest prices. 49,
/ {. \. NJ, gra'cfol rot past n1tGou1gr, ~
viles oil tn cali and EXAMINE his goods
the article or the pf,e does moi sui. no barn
is done, all yuch viii teoprrr hes Inanss 10
th6t visit, and his best " lshes that they ma
10 brller suited somen here rlse;-- fh0ng
he i"'H diam ttc rtgM 10 donbi uh,fhsr ibcr
= 'eW oJiam a better Jsrsaw than n rrH be h,
en9"oror IL cfrc %
RY'lanI, Mil Village, MAY -, 1915.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

w / thn Srnsrnbrrs being appointed Nv
W Hon Probate Court turtre bisu'"t ~
fNINhveu. commissioner, ~ receive exam
lac, saJ ADJUST all CLAIMS auI demands OF al
pea CONS against the estate 81
SdAud iia,ls late Of Wr'hdrtr,
IN sad distct. deco 'sod. and al,n all claims
and dcmspds exhibited IN oiT,ct thereto. ani
SIX mrnlhs fru.o the 29h day III Aplh.
1915, bclug- allowed b, sail count Tor that
purpose we do thr1uiuio nelcOy gnc to-
icc that We " III attend TO the hosintss oi
our said impeachment, at the dwelling house
III the widow Eliza Adams, IN WeNrhayen on
TIE Eth TUESDAYS Of June and September
next. from go'rlock m. until four O'Clock
f. ~. on each Of said DAYS
rUlLO WIICON,I r...i.,..,.
Nm II GREEN. '"''''''
c~iAAycr, way II. 1915. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
T. FARMERS

\ RE invIicl 10 call at NO "farwr u TX
"a change aud Cheap Cash Stnfc Whrtr
uoy eau get as many goods tut ibeig batter
and chersu - they can luT the valug 40 CaIh
It hs,iug ,cea trpouci thai too New York
Casa stoio would not take ANY thing hutca,h
Gt goods, We have bean induced !, ,hipgc
tho uame. to lac rAncrs' Ehchan.e an4
aeapCl,hStoto.
y. II SADiN & co. Agents
Nj|'tugi tad. May, lsIj. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

method is said 10 have been discovered
IN England, whereby rood can be rendeted
as hard and duIahle a IRON OF stone and it
IS further asserted tina, the experiment, has
been tired With so much success that wood
en- rails. TINS prepared, haye been success.
iully substituted Tor tie iron raids IN common
use. The cnsi OF heavy iron rails, Of the most
approved Kind, is said to be ~ England not
hl from $1,000 per nile .-tai,s made by this
I new method Is stated can W laid down tur
500 peg milo.
Tie annual report OF the Pa'en, office, Cor
/ tho lrst wear, make, mention Of HE discosets
as one likely to be OF vast importance n tbs
country The wooden rails haze been used
on the Dover Railroad. and others laid dosn
al IauNhall, for experiment, have endured a
years gavel without any precerial.e injury
The process Of preparing the timber Is sian
ply tins
The nleces. aGIGr having been nucl 10y
thc carpenter aud joiner loI their places, are
. introduced toto an immense Hgn cN.encer,
wki,hls then exhausted by an ali pump. A
solution OF the sulpAurste OF iron - lhou IN
ieeIet, vii Ia immediately eaters into the
pores al the exhausted wood he MOOD is
then wItl1tawn, and p!aced sgnln m SIM
isrSacuu.n, N 4 solution Of nInH5ia 81 lime.
OF Gypsum. wI,hI0 the WOOD A, aUd tle mJu-
a'e o. iron, the other now compounds, goes
about ne ilslnes wiaObs comIi ~ contact
with the Sulphare Of iron within the vood
derompo-e e, u, an , iorIa- an InSpluable sui
phur,te l!me So tho wood becomes thor
ouqhly innrena'rd with s,oue a. hard as a
rock, aud vet a, tough A. Il Was be ore
Early Har-edrrg 4 gentleman, who l.,
an ehteus Ne rIsurS. Issiding a tew male,
'rom Ejsntnn. \. C., commanc-d cutting
rs HhrStou Thursday. llA 81 81 Hay-bs
~ snme .hree weeks earlier ihsn iue usus
aue ui harvesting
Tie CLsyalsS, - have nved Tor dirty
'yclrsamoog ihe Ckefosecs, and arVer sl9
, lhc !kc, " were he wordI usea teW dayI
since by 4 crizrn While sp~Bknny Of n,
spi.a o, Sias,fy vhich ao,uaicd ihc peonle
tul ihs energy they c,incn "a onlltgln:
hr.' 6s' J., poaing ih,ir grounds. mi COW
p rns their sr'ds q IS indeed gratifying T.
hra sh tsR,nouy q the iusry TIA
P-F1i'' itf great uoH OF people Il IS
? sure lui'cauose hat y,ih pa r4sous sea sous
''tgc sni ab"aasb, crops Of corn. oaia %,
, o0a'1's AL the dlh~fra F~getabi,I wil
b. rf0Nn sut i1i ~ store lv them i1r lit
S@.F-r' t"' -n'H..r years T. 'h's- va
.a'l '--- '. 81 Ve ay e. rir4! you
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
PAPER

100 FEANS are nav offered =, Sic
u wv pvJIo o. urgre. etrnieI .pw pp-
res I.c'leI pager rom : ~ ~ p % per
Keam, Tap paper from - lD peg te-m --
Among ihs Hssnru.rni rl ,apf. cam
10 topnd a large 90 ~ ffsr-h paper 90 srJ.
90 WATCH srrIy pns shonlt A.fr. an b. q
or ne - %! Ju.r, a 'wiAck ums tie NV
p.>Iaes las vi isks sdso<. Also. Dla~
- IIssge saI Nole rap@r.
" l.. 4. SrODDARp
Euuahl. luz = 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

STATE OVER MONT. iRE It rmcm.
Dl>,uc' Of Ru'and, - - hrrcd ,h,,at
special probate couf, held al Rutland within
and for district, 90 the s0.h OF May. 1918
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

EPAil the Newspaper, throughout the
Stale viii plfasf copy the above notice -
The romaindsr OF tho It's, oi iowns viii be
published early in July.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

NiIk following list
j ufhnok, ara now
offered Tor hae On
Te1Annah,f Terms o.;
ino Roland County
bOoksIuie,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
SPRING CAMPAIGN.

FRESH ARRIVAL or A NEW
AND ELEGANT STOCk or
DRY GOODS. &C.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

EARLY Har~Sdrvg. 4 gentleman, who Is
an eAleuslNe risnrT Issiding lev males
'rom Edsntnn. \. &, commsnc-d cutting
rs NhesI oG Thursday, uA 81 ~ Hay-bs
~ snme three week, eaf..ef ihsn iae usua
ame ul harvesting
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
Dry G0ODS
and Groceries,

N ~. & q. VI. whitaker. having en-
~s tered into CopaTtnership in Raleigh in the
Dry Goods and Grocery Line, and also in the
Commission and Forwarding Business. respect
fully announce TO their friends and the public,
that they have on hand the following articles, and
will constantly keep such an assortment as can
not f;il to give satisfaction: '@~ @
Sugar, Collie, Salt, and Iron.
Mollssos, Flour, Cora Meal, Bacon and Lard.
Rice, Vinegar, Tobacco Snuff, and Pepper.
Smoking Tobacco, Powder, Shot, and Lead.
Sperm and Tallow Candies, and Crockery of
Ill kinds.
Hardware Of various qualities and kinds.
Candies, Raisins, Crackers, &c.
Teas, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Apples, Cheese,
&c.
And in fact every thing usually kept in Dry
Goods and Grocery Store. Groceries Jy uhoie-
sdle or ysiQiL
The subscribers will also do Commission and
Forwarding Business. They will sell and ac-
coant for Produce consigned to them, at reason
able per cent; and would also take occasion to
infVm Farmers, Merchants, and others, that they
will forward Produce Of any kind to Petersburg,
and will forward from that place 10 this, and from
here TO any pain. in the country, any Goods that
may he ordered to their care. One of the firm
viii be constantly in Petersburg, and thus the
Forwarding business can be well attended to.
The subscribers respectfully solicit a share Of
the public patronage. ..-..
I.R. 4 S. NJ. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, November 10, lS45. 03-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
The New Tennessee I. 4. Senator.

Mr.. III. J.. 1urney, who has recently
been elected TO the u. :. Senate from Ten
nessee, has got himself into a snarl with
the party TO which he belonged or rather
did belong 10, for he has been fairly "a read
out" of the ranks, Notwithstanding lie was
a Polk elector," and has done - yeoman
services for the Loco Focos, in times past.
Mr.. Turney was elected to the Senate by
the vote of The Wings Of the Legislature
Joined 10 SIX Loco FOcos. But HE cleo
ton was not effected without 3 long and
acrimonious debate, in which his former
friends came down upon him alike a
thousand brick-nay, like ten thousand
brick"
The manner of this assault on Mr.. Tur-
ney, and The matter Of it, may be inferred
from the following extract OF a speech de-
livered in the tennessee Legislature pre-
vious 10 the election. We make the ex-
tract, italics and all, from the Nashville
Union, 1.-THE Loco Foco organ:
alt was charged by the Senator from
Coffee-by the gentleman from Naury--
that Mr.. Turney had written 10 the Wing
side of this General Assembly, meeting
their views on the subject of the Tariff and
Distribution, and pledging himself TO de.
nounce Mr.. Polk and his Administration.
| am sorry to declare, | solemnly believe
the charge to be true. My belief, how
ever, is founded on no idle rumos floating
in the streets. 1t rests on stronger and
more convincing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
such as is admissible in our courts of JUS
tice, on which, times without numbering,
men have been convicted of the highest
crimes and misdemeanors known to The
laws. I mean circumstantial evidence"
We sincerely hope that Mr.. Turney has
written the letter here alluded 10; and il so,
he has done no more than sanction the
principles of Gen. Jackson, and upon
which he was elected in 1928; which, we
take it, Mr.. Turney is TOO good a Jackson
man to repudiate even al this late day,
though il has become fashionable with
some leading Loco Focos to do SO. But
we shall hear from Mr., Turnev in relation
to the matter, as he has published the fol-
lowing card in the Nashville Union:
The public will suspend its opinion in
relation to thecharges made agains. me by
my enemies in the Legislature for a few
days, as am compelled 10 be absent for
some ten days attending to some important
business; after which | shall present my
defence and vindication to the public.
ii. L. TURNKEY. {
October IS, 1915.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

ARKANSAS u. >. SKSsToa.-Every boz
dy kn"ws ihat .he \; major 10 b. sent from
AIkansa. 10 /. bouHd 10 be" Denlocsat.
But the I,eaoersts oG Arkansas are
"spllt" Mighsly On The sabiecl. The dilIi-
Guilty heiag ~Ise,hessa setaia Col. Ashley.
the preseal iacu1beaI. or sisct .sv. Veil.
A very ME lltle warfare y no~ going on
between the irieahs Of .l.r tao gsnllcmen.
So we judge from The papers.
Pieayuns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAIL ROAD.
On The subject Of this Road, he lasl
Ralrigh Register says:
Governor Graham has returned from his
examination Of the Raleigh and Gasioa
Rail Road. lie Was accompanied 10 Gas.
ton BY The Public Treasurer. by George
w. Mordeeai, esq, The temporary PIE.
sidenIofIhe Company, Jchn ID. Hawkins.
ESQ.,. Il franklin, one Of tie Directors,
and Mr.. Holster, Superintendent Of The
Road. We are gralilied 10 learn, lha, the
Governor found the Road, excepting the
section between Raleigh and feseis lie
on which wnTkmen are now operating,
IN much better condition Than ne had ex.
peeied; and thai. after a personal survey
of almost the entire track. and The Depols,
Aqueducls. and noble Bridges of the Com
Tany. and on the inspection OF the repnrIs
Of its income for The past two years. made
To the coar of Equity Of Make, he de.
,erminei without hesitation, as the Aeen,
and Representative OF the Stale, at the
sale Of the Company's properly, to be
made on the 2Jlh Of december near. 10
bad the maIimum amount prescribed i'm
the &c; Of the Gene,al Assembly at the
lat Session, viz: 100000. and the inle-
rest accrued Their, un since the bonds for
This amount. endorsed by the State. were
issued-whieh vii be in all about S3sI
900.
We arc l;nly glad I, find HAT such a
resul, has been 0hla nPd, after a careful
examipa!inn by the highest Officer IL tie
State, upon his olhcial responsibility. with
a view 40 exercise the discretion vested in
him by the Legislature. so that ample JUS
lice may be done to The public; but in
the mole least injurious tn the SloekhoI
ders. who have sustained 50 great Toss
in this enterprise.
The course adopted by the Governor,
informing and making known beforehand,
his determination upon this subject seems
To us in the highesldegree proper. Whilst
IL is calculated To enhance the price Of the
Road, IN the advantage of both the State
and Stakeholder, il gives notice to those
who may desire 10 compete in the pur.
chase. 50 as TO enable them 10 make az.
engagements forrsising The Capital and Civ.
ing security for large sums involved in the
purchase upon the terms required BY Law
arrangements which il is obvious. from
the limited means of individuals among
Ne, could not be made without a reason
able time for preparation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

.oaiEg PaEog8Fh, Uhirh Fsilrlslg cul.
right a iae maTT0W e lhe Easzn.
"Ihae aEe sosne ple3ls n his rounirr
: - ~ ssEy HasAsy zi,0ui Il,emoEemgais
.of England. TAey fancy ilal her eyes
are sYer 6xed upon y. sad thar hes eves
are ever hae5 upon rs, and lh.l every
rllange u her legislsiioa i nol = much
deslgned 20 sil.cl her oun Interests. &C.
eosding Y ihe varying asporl q eiEcam-
s'Anras. IS 10 achieve a son 81 serrci ri
nmTa OVER The 3a.licy 81 lie Americans.
Now, thai her kepn-sighicd sialesn.en oc-
casioaally tnra iAeir aissa.i0n his xay.
may be true; indeed. lhai nc have recent.
N attracted considerable share of her
regands Is mare ihza probable: lsl lhai he
Ehole lime Of Sir Robert Peel : devoted
% broOding over plains BY which he RAY
defeal our seheu e.'cf nalion4l progress :
what We 10 lot nadily believe. LGrezl
Bnisin i m emPirs II 100 extensive a
reach, involved in too many lEoubhs0ms
concerns Of rs own u hOEie. and too sad
y perpiexel By IL numerous foreign de-
pendeEeies, 10 be enabled 10 eolline rs po-
Icy exclusively 10 eonnleracIing tie DE-
signs Of tie tinted States"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO

Notwithstanding The menacing and. I'M.
der the c rcumstances, most unhecominp
tone Of The agents of the Adminisir ton,
whether writers for the official paper in
this city or correspondents for papers in
other cities, we are satisfied by concurrent
information from Vera Cruz, by way oil
Pensacola, New Orleans, and New York,
that The Executive of the United States
has actually made advances to the Co.
vernment Of The Republic of Mexico for
an ameable adjustment Of the differences
between The Two countries, offering,
should Mexico accept the overture, to
send Minister Extraordinary to Next
CO for that purpose; a proceeding which
we approve as heartily as we have disap.
prosedlhe alternative which the Executive
appears TO haze had under consideration,
of taking " the way The French took" to
adjust onr differences with that Power.
The irritation of feeling against The
United States which has for some time
past prevailed in Mexico, having in a
degree subsidized under the influence Of
time and OF other circumstances, there is,
we believe, no'c some prospect of nego.
iiation for peaceful settlement of the dill
iereuces between the two countries; a
prospect at which every friend Of humane.
ty cannot but sincely iejoice.
Dispatches from Mexico Of much i'm
porlance are in fact known TO have been
received at the Department Of State in
this city direct from Mexico, the contents
of which have not been officially disclosed,
but of which we have received informa.
lion, believ ed as far AS i, goes, 10 be cor
rect he Mexican Government is said
to propose, or 10 consent 10, renewal OF
diplomatic relations, and to negotiations.
as we'll concerning the boundary between
the two countries as the claims Of the CT
tizens of either on the other. Preliminary
% which. the withdrawal of the Ameri-
can naval forces from Vera Cruz is said
to be asked; request with which we
presume there can be no hesitation on the
par, of our Government 10 comply.
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From the New York Commercial Advertiser.

A HIT UNDER THE FIFTH RIB.-We
do not know what secret spite there may
be between the New York Evening Post
and the Washington Union-each a Cory
phess.of Democracy in its appointed place
but certain it is that sharp passages do
now and tEen worry and enliven the other
wise harmonious current of their loving
intercourse. For example, the leader OF
yesterdays Post commenced with the fol5
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GROW q SCOTT.
Commission Merchants and
FORWARDING fgcnfS.

6AC&AAN NlAa
Forwarding Agents.
IN THE TOWN or FETERsBuE6. Va
HAVE rem0ses q q. iu-rs AMI essurlaiisrs
tue, nasriy OfFa<is . frisrds Ec;sl 81
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h0nAe.
They GIVE Frca.rt ani rsEuaEsl H.Nufen % re
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Isa Sarks sA'f
IS Es-s Rio. lara and Laguisa coa.e.
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50 Blls. Maine Nssocs Pohtees.
so Nsa Nosk AfFiess
s. Boxes Ciee.r.
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lao Bils. Fanily AMI Su9eTfne FloCf
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JAMES d. S. OFT.
November !, ISIS, e3-ssa
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Iruth.--A parent may leave an estate
10 his son, but how soon may il be mort
gagged! He may leave him money, but
how soon may il he slaandeped! Better
leave him sound Constitution. HABITS Of
industry, an unb.emislsed repusation, a
good education, and al iaward sahosren,e
Of vice. in any shape Or f.an; these casno.
be wfessed from him, aad are better t!san
thousands Of gold aud silver.