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n RUSSELL BIGGER q CO., AGENTS

~ RUSSELL BIGGER d CO, AGENTS
Il for u PAIsr l. Co, Richmond, Va
Drawn Nos Il Grand Consolidated Lottery Cas. No 4
6s 30 So 81 60 Gu 26 % 25 IS IA
The WhoIe Of sloOo bath eounIIy and whea
The Half Of 1000 sented viii paid by BIGGER 4 Co
Tie following GHd are presented to the patron. Of
Fortunes Home We particularly attention the Grand
Scheme for 2sh Pebuay-s3O dollars Captaou e..
humber pine 1000 dolArs-e6 Nos 10 drawn Scheme Is
good ons and takepsasue the
$4,000, u, 900, 100 OF 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class To be drawn on ssur.
day. January 3ist lsI6, Wilmington rs Nos ~ Dnwn-
Grand Cashas PrrEs Of 10000 Of $4,000, 6OvO 5OOo
ga halves g; quarers3 Certificate whoes will be sent
for siil 90; &c halves 20 so; 20 quarters IS 90.
$4,000. 10000!
Grand Consolidated Io,ery Class No to be dawn on s.u,
day, February 20 Nos IL drawn Cnna Cn,t,I.
$4,000 10000 6eoo siIo 10 OF 5000 10 1900
10 OF 1000 SOC 400 6e Tickets TO- halves quarters so
eeuhea Of 20 whOles sl 90 halves IS So quarers2 IS
$4,000. 50 OF 1000
LOWEST TWO NO. PRIZE 40 DOLLARS,
Gand Consolidated Lottery Cass T. To be drawn at VII
mington Del Feby I4Ih 1896 Drawn Grand CAM
Of 400 &c Ticket. ~ hsIvs, g. o1s.C
certificate Of &c wboes will CO. IS halves 10 So
% quarters - 90 Every two No will deeehss
making the risk on IS whol-s only 60 dollars.
$4,000, $4,000. 100 OF 1000!
Glnd Consolidated Lottery. Class No drawn on sau,
day February ssi 1896 IS No, Dawn. Gnnd Cspt,is
$50 500 $1,000 Of $500 OF 5000 Of 1854 iOOO
Tickets ~ haves6 quarters whoes % go;
70 halves IL 20; 20 quarters IS IS.
The old Siyle LoaerVt
$4,000 CAPITAL!
Loves; three number prize second number,
200 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery. be drawn nj Winny
ton, Delaware, February 2sh Nos 10 Dawn Grand
Capitals t300OU $4,000, 1928 5000 $780, OF 2OOO Of
1900 Of 1850 100 number prize Of 1000 Le
TIek'ts SIG; halves q 90 rboes viii
be sent for 1884, - harves % - quarters 80.
p Persons county visiting the city should bear h,
mind that Bigger Co nd Of the above plspdd
PrIes therefore, you Iem your orders without
delay T. RUSSELL BIGGER A CD n,rhnond
~ Persons ordering by package in any Of the above
can deduct the price OF three Tickets.
Ihe Tickets IN the above Lotteries orer,
addressed TO US will the prompt confidential auen
PWe have every day Lotteries from when remit.
anec 10 made to usisrEe small always the most
popular Isottsnes IN hand.
sTTbe DnwiHss when requested who order from
IA T.R. n AGO
on all letters enclosing CASH PdIe Tels. thu postage
las usual need BE- paid. no rs
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LATEST NEWS.
NO MAILS.

There are now three mails due from New
York. Yesterday and Saturday we had none
North Of rcdericksburg-soPposed to be in
consequence Of ice in the Potomac.
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futteues.
STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
ISs' al ths ~ofii WAT thsy can
For sslins Prin-. srsArto. the a.s,


NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
let s.yw WA n., can
For s<lins Primes. srs he n.s,
$50 0O0 5000
hosday-i<..bufrt Capital. $4,000 5000 9s0s Isoo sf
ixOo. Ae 20 Nos n dawn wbo-. o.: so a,aa..
Is.
, OF $4,000. 5000
Tuestsy sssd6'a ~ Pa C.pta: Of 5000 10
Of loos &C IS No. % drawn wboss e. L.ly, so quarter,
IS.
$4,000, $500
weias>zy sds a. Eiua Csplsi. $4,000 $500 i.oo
Of GOO. &C ~ Mo- tera~n wboss 81 L... So quartz,
Use. f
So, OC0, 10000
Thnsiay-Al-sand'iA ~ Erira 10 600 n.
Of 1000 10 Of 1900 SO Of iooo Is ~ drawn wo.
go laNss 5. quarters $50
$1,000, 1900
Frday-Morongala, Capital. 5000. 1900 1000 As A..
10 Mo-, * drawn. wbo,-- ~ u.s. qr- IL Gu.
$4,000. 5000.
saufday-hs rsndria Ertra, &c 1000
S'f 20 of 500 dc &C Nos 10 dawn wboles 81 haiys. p
quarters D..
S35. 900, 10000.
MONDAY Mornins-AeIsndfia, Clis- s. Capitals OoO
10000 5000 3ooo $500 rs Nos. ~ DR..
Wboles SIO. halves S. qrs 2 SO.
buysn referred Primes which are
al the Once proof of done and ever
having continues increase by
b Orders for packages esreates above
schemes and IN all Loaees. vii BE promptly and
drawing when requested.
P~.'s address orssn 70 N. sTRArroS
Riehu ".
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DISSOLUTION
fHNHE eonesn OF London, winngham Dr.Wy 4, th;, s,v
- as-Nedty mutual The the eoaeern will
be used ony IN liquidation Of Those having claim,
against Us wi" present for payment indebted 10 rs
Ae requesed to come forward and make payment as
We are ANXIOUS TO close the business speedy possible
JOHN J. LONDON
J. wlLLINGHAM
A. H. DREwRY.
January Isl
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DHILIP RAHM Return. ri. thank. 10 IN, |

PHILIP RAHM Returns his thanks 10 the
fnse fof the liberal encouragement has during
tbs past and shes TIL
unass At bis SHOP nsn Mr. cran~ BLACK
SMITHS business In he dn-snt brsnehe and thai
ena al 10 making and repsnx All
eAeeo faetoues-ba bands. &C he pledges hmse al
wo'k entrusted In him shan be promptly
thai he s- eonnent will subsection lie r.f~rs
hos for WHOM be and permission m.
following Gentem.n Tho- Bam1 iiardgove Tham.s
IT,: David Niche Jo- Mosby Ia 93-eotl.
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Esih IfOR RENT. The spacious and copve.
1HA nient Warehouse iflh street. adjoining Mrssrs
fp Co. and recently occupied by Is for POI terms
apply At our office Simpsons Warehouse corner Of In and
Cay streets DUNLOP. hONCURE a 60.
ia
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COW ESTRAY,

M hEWAhD.-Estrayed from the subscriber
W. In November .ss. d.sk cow win whine ON the
xht hind r-dssh ns.rks one
her shall reeeive hs above any
hef hanffaiy received J. A. cf.ARKsON,
hio-u No M Broad Street rho< hin
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VRGlNlA'-Ata Superior COuu OF Chaneery for the Rich
s M ss,s A. 90 - @ m Inc CITY OF Richmond, on
sfe~ene L. Anderson Administering Of David Anderson.
deed PhG
ssI uhA n ,,
1g 9nn Hino' oo'- nsveIy sa and Philip Harrison. Deas
zane on ms day 70 be beard by consent Of the
usey their counsel upon tn bin epeatons eIhi
's @ ~ ey eounse-on Consideration whereof and by
the John Minor Bolts or some for
IS Ssy - oeeemoer neI pay to the plaintiff the Of
Eh dollars with interest hsreon to be
o. 81 pe, eeh pei sHnum from the hrst day ofJannaI
~, - -. nu loiy hfee' unH paid and the costs by
- 10 M OF thls 'l'-thai then the aid de-
MINOR bo's ha Dc forever foreeosed the
ph ana e aeenoant beverley BAR Of all equity aud
80, ,'S an pm - 70 .he ei and Exhibits and proceed
IN s1i event The Court BY like doth
po,ss o0eI ana decree That Philip Harrison and David
A,ht auvuu ne nne' terms and paee Of sae for week..
s one o. more OF the ne~psper' ptGted in the city OF Rich
Us his ~ - p0I sueoh, on ne premises to the high
os .esy MONEY the land and premises Aforesaid and
out S ., The Of sale e, Syns the
Aforesaid debt interest and cost and out Of the residue pay
,S - 1919 ~ Mn nS eaahee o. the debt due TO hum by
yeraI bonds Of the aid John Minor Ror .ni ~, n %
NM. ~ m, rsn. 90 ~. - ~ ~ tns ueeds nled as eI-
Blair .IpeDdrd 10 d.erdps nm. mi ,aS ~ bevery
the aid defendant John Minor Bo ans s,, ~ y Pay 70
me puTehss- raon.v nv III % @ up"A tse payment Of
Zee simple And the aid comm. are Ana Is
proceedings to The a Copy-Teste,
WIN. G. SANDS C C.
s.9d BY Judge coson piOhbns ussrssssd from Sro
sso~ H1Af sale OF the premises called Half Sink" described
Pursuant to the foregoing decree w. The un5.r.,vd Co.
soner vii proceed upon the premis- on
the iEh OF feouay At ~ O'Clock for ready money
Ir sla'e eAea hAf SIM Mentioned in the foregoing
S sae contain, about go acres Of Land situated
road leading from sId CITY to The Town on 'ne main
This to be amonrs, the most yslasSs in tn
p., S,S o. .sedn5 , OF IN Ee vES CONSISTING entirely
and in eolty,toD a., ~ w o. winch are cleared
baIape, Is ip h.avv CROWN ~ v,sah. Improves the
s,s in and upon The Ssod Of the chsabomny, which fur
si.Sn.s Of The ,s,. r pPy o. saisi within shon
above SGid!nEs .pnr. well Of The Sess ~sn.r
heated and while IL Is thus abundanty
ivunsson . - ~ ,s n 49, M II Is not liable to
wishing to buy are invited 10 v, Inc r,ons,, resons
Of Ie. lift day above mentioned % :. 70 o
vent The sale going the undersigned proceed 10 H. h
sale on The neu fair day atthe same hour.
1.-THE purchaser should mply the term. and .o,d
lions OF The sale ON or before the following TUESDAY I7h OF Frb
the will then and soL upon no 49,.
?. HARRISON,
January ?, ls46.-tds
,r,,.sa following the sale Of the land above
Com % ~ors Hor osen Si SS- AZ. co Ss
Farm Terms made sBo" y" az, ~ every Ae"P"on on The
Henrieo Jan. II. mo n Ro7-rs
====-====---- -. - ~ 70.
INLEGANT Enid yyh,. 800 an n, - ~ iE'SS'
- for s. also eb-sp whh, and beI SIN Hoss and White and
go a. ,o'on ho-e' IN good order from auction At
JAZZ r. JRNKINE'
"k DAiS prime old MaraCaIbO Coffee
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On the WEDNESDAY following OF IN. land AZ above
advertised 10 wit the 18Th eIpo-e to pubic .r ths
CoFn Oats sbueks Fodder straw, Horses Oren Mule Cow
sheep Hogs AID plantation every DESCRIPTION ON tbe
Pam TERMS made knowa day Of sae
Henrco. Jan. ~. mo N poT-rs
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NOTICE.

YNO Contractors / wish to hire the cutting of
- several thousa nj chords ~ my Pam in bs
erheh io which viii the best prices Day VIII be
PAD cash one two weeksPers0ns mskng large
quantity will b. paid any own
Persons having Farm hands employment IN, poushpr
season would dowe Embrace this opportunity M 10 de time
can b. found AZ The n Gfsttef Gfetsf door.
below the Bet Or Saw Mn, the Toll ous Bridge
ia t9-dsctm T.. w. RURFOor
9 GEuCE BLACKNG VERY supriiot arree reesyitS for
OO saeW jas iNIoEs a BROTHER
CIoaks and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Yesterday
"A asscrmento handsome C1oaEs eye innFs and
n few q tho.e Brown ani Oveosts ust
Fceeivsd from Jennings estabssn " and lew BY
$40 STARR co. iisie's Cornsr
II hRROiDERED EVENING DREasEs-ws have q 70 y 81 IN.
~ above hand, which viii b. coli TO eio..
$40 HAwEs. VAN DEURsEN WARD.
ID II. TAYLOR has received from the cele-
- braied mandatory q Nunns York another
superior Hahozany PIANO FORTE ~ would svs ths
attention purchasers PIANO FORTE AND music STORE
bo Opposite ne H.nts
~ T.. RUM, in hlds landing this morning
l. fiom sehr feicau, fuf aie ~
Jseo CPALwER
EECHES. A supply of healthy European
- i.seeh,s, Iust received. in good order
bH JoHNsToNs. us M.,s q
4 NHEEsg AND BurrER--gu borcs Rnslth Dairy Cheese
~ h'hiasprir.s Gosbea Hauer-For s.le by
bp WILLIAMS HAxALI-
RRANDY-4 half pipes superior Cognac Bran.
as DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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Aurtion 8ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By James a. Lynch.

STOCks AT AUCTToN.-will be sold on TUESDAY
Tue zth instant, at the Exchange Reading Room At
o'clock IN the evenngS2 600 Gf Sis Per Cent Stock oS
me stat. OF Virginia, $4,000 of Six Per Cent Stock OF the
Iiy OF Richmond. and 81. 500 OF James River and Ka
hsmna Bonds guaranteed by the State Of Virginia.
The above Stock belongs estate OF the late Tho.
Snney OF Madison county, and IL sold by order ri his
administrator. 20-td las n LYNCH
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BARGAINS IN SILK AND COTTON STOCKINGS
ELEGANr Rmbd White English sIk Hose worth a. th- r,f
- TOT - also ebesP white and black Hose and Shit. an
black Cotton Hose, In good order, from auction At
u2t ~
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New York, October 81, Is4S.
0NOTl e T. II hereby notify the public
that hoHAeE EvEsrrT longer General Arent; ssd .u
have no connection with him, have viii ..x
pills which h. offer the public .altk
Pills. nor any other medicine Manufactured BY him.
q
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VALUABLE ESTATE For SALE

WILLIAMS 4 HAxALL. Aue,,.
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VRGlNlA-Ata Superior Couu Of Chaneery for the Rich
moHd Itren held At the Capitol the City Richmond o,
Friday the 26th day OF January, 1874:
herewether L. Anderson, Administrator David Anderson
deed. Prg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

q tmp .,bl- VII, d,J ~ (ii'H BrFrn
abip rs lsng ngn. u she count WAY
should ~ eise up Oregon sDd cot III The
w., f,or, the ttBie Nah China, aud CIV,
aa.l to GrsiB tdsnf i.wrs shaw thai ",
are ait,il 81 Great Bt,tain the lcss 81 ih'
country ui'i h.. crtln,n What - psscs
Nu4pu ruHor1 fpr ono, clrr nNnv on
ap,. p,iu'. Nc shalt suon ~. calkd TO yrij
another sod ~ ~ un,l W have utih,nc
80 lrss The sliu,Ion 81 thngs on ihc
NuA rsTcrn boundary | do NJ Nlsb L.
go. tn the Nrs
a. sad be- should lose ~ mnch os Any
man by the war his family would be-
cNpos,d IN ,br mr,c,rss snrnc's md sl'I
h,. voull push for the " boil, II Oregon -
Olihr ulol, f,ide ihrhet g. he SAID -
Il was ,ai TINT hr toni.' ~ Oregon vas
i,r pfnci,callr, add thai II WIS hcsr Hl'h
dangerous rnruics mi lh,t wc tonld not
sul tuops over to Ou"gon nor provisions
~ E,i thtm. Now. slr We II Nissan
can q uni l.u thousanI Nag ln loa il 81 pro-
VISION Tor Oregon NJ amy tnuc and ihcir
wagon uhl,,s vii beat aud drive Ut al ~,
Rrush md Indians that they hul in ihri
vnv Somr say Their shrs vail hrng sol
dn'i. and provisions md iha, they v,l
block us out Of access 10 the orrnn. and
.nr,e us 4 WAS u game two could play
nj They would have share in the starry.
iuc too
Th'y s1v tie OrrCon country is poor
Thcn uhv docs Cont B,an want l. D.
We have agricultural l,n!s and wc Is or'l
ll,r 10 hn,r some mnnultcrntrs on thr Pa
ciiir nni y shat" ~ IT'S commence and nav.
lyu'ion Boz. s,r, much Of Oregon is y hn'
gazing country There Won will ni"nly
s"e 1ocks nj thccp md herds of cattle IN
prrp, nrmhw How is /; possible. sr
TINT Gentlemen from the South should hcI
20 lndiGrrnt To acquisition of Oregon,
canno, sec mys"lf beiong. morally and
ranhicrlv. to the country south q Nj
snu nul Divon's Inc But hook upoo
this rs IN American question and upon lh'
country oil Oregon ms belonging 10 every
PARTON Of the American people.
1 Without spanking for the propc oi 9th
or States. hc would say that Ms to the pro.
pl" ot Missouri. there was but one voice
aol one hrnri among ,hrm on this Qu's.
,ion II tho whole pcopr Of Missouri couhI
h" collected IN 4 hollow square. aad the
i'm" Of ~ put before them, aud the line Of
a. they would AL 90 Tor "a If Won pul
10 them th" question notice or 40 notice,
llrv would all 20 for the notice, aud mmc.
dla'e no'icc
Tho moro Won cry ont. war. war We
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

kind Ia Ihsir domrs,ic sHst iivns--hnw cluss
in their econom, aid yet how generous IN
~i-s expenditure eithsf fur the inc,snc et
private cun,inrt ~ fu the gtp~ III NJ the y-,h-
lio rusd.-ws c"uld not suplt,-s thfili "a
honest rt,de that 80 many 81 them ~ere cub
,ers ~ uut nave tuunty nor dad We ttv
m Keep dawn az emotion ~ gtairUuc. uat
uut H., wss ea,i among thsfn. We can. how.
ever ssy hut ,nile u,ule on this teat. and
we've ~e to attempt I" gather together all the
erriiina and Interesting W, rienis al the day.
VIC should more Than Gil oar columns SUI
fee II To say, that have never before seen.
hire ~ rl~Uhere. an assent liga ~ this De.
scrlpiipu, cubod,ing 80 mu'h real business
talent AMI enterprise ui character Vpnn
the 'dy"urnmcn, ~ tho multitude f,t dlnne,,
We heard II remarked by smau tone VI thusr
men who are fond ~ puillc meriinps,-g
first aud come away la>t-And who 81 course
are bound tn know evstyhol,l -"Ncll thetr,
! have selected IRE, bund,cd man from thAt
crowd that would make good Bank ~ Raj
Road brertnf-, administrators OF FIRST select
meo. and i,ro A"rdred besides tina, would O.
fnr Deacohs
The speech rs, and especially jhp>e mide
by or Boston friends were of tie deepest in.
icte,t They had business, ptsctcai Ella.
quenre about thom, aud especially IN The
after part Of the day W. thought al VAS th
hy lhese q. oilemcn HAT they oppressed. -
We also feel unt.r pre,i obligations Ia ~,
e,rly. warm. CONSISTENT aud continued friend,
from New Hampshire for heir Attendance
ard action this meeting. A. the devoted
TREND al the "origu.T prycrh' II cnn hardly
be expected that We should say very mucI
IN favor nttourIlousatonic TREND, md Is the
less nccesSa-v--fnr like Henry Clay abe
h - mouth l.t speak, Tor ilsCli.' cmay
however, say ol OF hi~ speech what we heard
said of II bv one al the noblest sons Of Yer.
mont. - well as one Of the most arIen, and
unIrlng liends of the Champain and Com
nccIlcut River Rail Road, and who stands Mt
higher in office than he does in the affections
ol tie friends of that road--"Ihal it was the
best rail road speech he ever heard"
We will add that we lhnugh, il we ever
listened Ia n speech perfectly well deslgued
fpr the effect sought Tor by thf speaker. the
speech OF Mr. Bishop was jnsi The one lie,
oar Boston hlends look Ia !, TIA, i, does not
nr,l,,cp tan much =, G,,.t IN N.s,e.p N,r,,,u,
toi then purpuse.
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THE HERALD,
THURSDAY, JANUARY %. ls4G
Great Meeting of Tie Shareholders
and lricadS Of tie ChamplaH AID
Connecticut River Rail load.

o. The outside Of orr payer Of ,o-,rhy viii
be h'und the repor' uf the procrctiup oi The
grest R,l Road Convention held IN lhl~
place On "Wednesday Of last " eek .-tnaethrr
with toe accompanying remarks kindly fur
ul~Iie hs friend, all Of which va, pub
listed N an extra issued 10y US IN the day
following the Convention, As this Eylla
designed more espe, lally hr Dl,trlhu.
Gea,h he'd our Subscribers, we con, Jude 10 re.
publish the report, and IS So Illllp lime was
allowed fnf the PREPARATION OF The comments
made with reference 10 this report and the
meeting, we deem It proper tia, we say q
trw wot'S in autumn to What WIS then said
on suhr't at such vast importance 10 the
interests of out eulre cummun,y
We reeari lids railroad movement ~ tive
important movement ul tie d ~, and one that
should command the undivided attention Of
our pcop'c and it has. heretofore, often
teen a mitter OF surprise lu " that SO hrlr
appirent interest was msu(eried by n large
pru,ion OF our cluzens IN an enterprise som.
rns,.ly connected with the prosperity Of
Western Vermont, and which. by lis sur
cess'ul prosecution would ld 30 much Ia
tie happiness and we'll being OF all her sons
and daughters. Blu, We are 'isuo,ed To rem.
der thanks lha, the codness and indifference
exhibited by so maoy.-,he disrrus, maui
tested lay sume, and the open hostility shown
by otheis 10 all AMI every railroad projeu
hutcrio contemplated Tor our benefit. has
al leoG,h been coe,pelrd To- weld to the
/ tnrce OF public opinion. The battle upon
-these points has been Tough, and WON An
csr,i,de movement on the p.r,uitLr TREND,
Of lmprc vcment has absolutely mrc.d the
e1lra.iin,td and the over.wi>e ,nto the sun.
nor, Of , rroier, which .,,.u,h a mistaken
~ On utterly selfish po,ir,. they nav. uu,l
Iouw, steadily and sue, e,,,ully no,.,el ---
Again then, do We feel to r,lolre al Tins m,
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LATER FROM LrROPE- GREAT ~
CtrENkNT ~ ENGLAND RIl [,
I'VE 10 THE CtsAN LAWS

a
CtTEAtNT ~ ENGLAND RrlH
I'VE 10 THE CCs&N LAWS.
The p~h-, ship Iowa .,n,,d o. ~
y"'k br,rr. oI"ttsr ns~s
Tine lowe .s'~d hvvn isavre m ,he 70.
ol December. sss bnrss sdvB,s vpio ,l..,
dsv.
The news ~ n goat tm-orsncr. a., ?,
h,hi,ina the frrhrx W Eps lspd tshutc L..
the "pening ol TIE J-ri,. and me n~pr,,,,t.
a comn~i,i AL treaty whh the tnsrd ~,.i,,
The o. laiauoo u~ l. nden TIM. -
the lih uii., tina, tie Ergi,-h Ishn., had
tgttd u,an the oprtins ~ the puu, and
uIpn several ntne' I'm ,.uri,p ms.,oI,S, 81,
! .,cd TIE ne nd,ns sens ,,lnn 'hr,rIr tpsh yp.
and and Frne. Its rile IN L,,ndon w..
like ihtvwing huu,L. she'll ~ the W, n,e,,
{ ~ the hsnxtts Rud po,ilivisns.
The lnnd"n Post ot the 9Th OH ,a.s 49,.
"N Q hs,r R,est satisisc,inu IT, ~. nq rnahlrt
To- srnounce thai an event. cal uiai-d Il,
strengthen tie shrrlionai- sust hn,.rt NJ NJ.
! le"pr To The thtope, and al the sam~ tine
,o'tease The hapri"ss. al her Majesty. d.,
meslic ,ltcle, NAV I've expected Ia lske pia,,
cary in Apnl neSI
ltspprnrS, tDwevei, that the statement, "a
the Tunes ave douMrd, '"t r,dr ted. sd
I sbuStd Nv Inc Stand'Th, Tie ufN1n at Ile
/ cove the Herald, al.n the "tpan, ,d
sund,y other papers, bu, The I,nrs ad
heres 10 ,ls orig,n.l sa,-m. at. with III Gus,
! atIpn THAT the Ministry gpIo wa,ettnp A,
! 10 The besi course 10 take ~ ptuduce the ne
/ ,essary result, nautely. The upruInp ~ m.
! ports which had been de,rtmIued upon -.
| According 10 the extracts from the ptluc,pal
! English Iournsls, We are led To believe TIA,
the Times based their statements On ppud
authority al the start. and ~ the early m,i
ing al Parliament Is not absolutely tun,ta.
di,ted l,y the SlandAtd, IL Is lar Ia suppose
! iha, that body are nov IN Session, and INA.
,hc whule question has been thrown lolo
Parliament ~ The ministry, to he de, iied a,
they and Tic people think test. In TIT, wa,
;he Ministry viii probably auemp, To rscape
any responsibility.
The eN, iIemrni which the announcement
ni The 'I,mes produ, cd IL every ar, lie, how
ever, MAS tie means vi letting uui what +,
probably a tact, that negui,tiun, had been
| begun ~ London fora ,ommet, Il treaty be
tween England ami tho unued States srh
IT was suppusrd that the announcement Of
TIE Times was originally based ou ihls
This supp0slion implicated the Amercan
! Minister N The original statement ul TIE
] Times, and the Secretary at the hmefican
Legation ieli constrained 10 publish n card
exon-rating Mr. McLaue IRON any connection
with the publication.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22
THE TARlFF.

The Worcester py, publishes the follow
inr l,llrr from tlon Chas hudson. the
Representative 10 Congress f,0m that DIS
uct upon he subject of ,he larih
Washington. Jan 1916
Sir Perhaps You ne a conductor OF the
press would ike to know the opinion
whlrh prevails on n suhlcc, which drepl,
Interests III" poopir Of our state VIZ thu
tariff thuuk It's fate is SEALED To say,
II III the Iiops" we must have every whlg
vol" and about Sc Of the d mocrnllc volos
md [ cannot reckon more rhan % liz u,
Senate, # the two Texan Senators, which
viii be o. bclore the subject IL ncrd upon,
BE- frrr trade m"n as they doult,oss ,v,II be-
lh"re is no hope uf arr'sl,ng II there
link therefore. that we have eotio submit
10 lbmCcrallc lres hads
IamnNarr Tint the people Of Massachu.
Sdrs iccl that all is s~Ir, and i hope the,
may hr lrit N tho 'nlnVHrnl 81 lhal belief
hu' unl's' tho aimmisiralion nrr sincere 10
thrir prruilup. and are ai,ald to lry IN,
experiment n" prot elIye system Is gou,
beyond douh am cnnfirm that I'm
Polk d'Fros the change, his tri, nds vii
give It hun know II Is sad they Nil
want the revenue. why shunh hey not o.
fr he REDUCTION
Asv wr have done bot lirl,: We shsl
now so to work, aud fctr DO mschnr
Youn Respectfully.
&. ilU DSON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

The 'ournaI AZ Commerce say, thai A.
meeting of lie tlipnrl = irw days 'R". ~ f" -
aprrrd 10 make proposals i"r tie bnll 'Iog "I
zen steam vessels, on tOe ivl lug plan -
The vessels Ia be bgi!l Nv individuals, srd
USED fnr commercial purposes he P"rrr.-
msni 10 .dTarre Dptilpn Of the cost NJ
winch u Will have = heD IN The vessels ana
90 ca-- 90 n~.d, :" i'ks Them entirety i"ig"'
erf meus s>e un rounding the nhole root, q"
.uch toTiIun as NAV hr Uphl The re~>Fi, g.
- 20 carIy he mils wA .s-lu Ne mcr.aa-.
>efyUe.
~ we 1aderssnd g,4os 80 npt ~"
measure, ~ raihrr pace measure ~ VI
Adams would ssy bot plan ipr carving no
n,ils - provided f,r last wluief lie ~.
,angepeni fur The cresusn OF steamers IS
.splld bui # government b. o." extend ITO
Irving letter, 100 the ocean ~ m'"'f''.
then m our Judgment = ~e,e much heller ''-a'
Ibe slssmsrs sh0al5 asYeg ~ yui1.