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NEW NoRE O. SURROGATEs.

NEW WORK O.; SURRCGATLS.
4 COMPIL ALTON CT the Statutes, and summary o!
a me Judicial Decisions of the sa:e cf SeFFi 3fk '
s,in 10 ne Office Of Surrogate, the pToria- Of ws me
rrsrnr OF probate administration and -paIcl.lsHq ana
he rights duties and liabilities of Execaio-s Adraisfa-
Tors and jusrdars-arrsngcd II Inc form OF treatise %
Isaac Dayton, Counselor at Law vh an ppshGA, eph-
stnng decisions fo!us, &c &c Just Pu6sasd scd Tor
s.Ie ly BELL GOULD
ala Booksellers and sisiioners. 10 Nsssal.''
SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON ( SAVAGE, Publishers snd S0cssei-
lcrs 2s Pesrl-st NevYorS have recently lsse rev
md very much improved editions Of the works on Nstufa
Philosophy aad Chemistry, Ey Mrs. ~ W. l. Pt=p. To
which hey respectfully solicit ihe attention o. Schoo
Teachers Committees and others interested IN eHc4lT
Copies viii furnished for examination. on application 70
the publishers For sae hy Booksellers cenersy lyZ
CATLIN's NORTH AMERICAN
INDIAN PORT FoLlO-Huntr- scenes ana singseniea,s
Of the Rocky Mountains ana Prsrei uf America from
drawings and notes OF the made during eight year,
,rsyel souc fory-cich @; The sdcst and most remote
tribes II ssYse IN foriu Amerca There are bIt Jew CO.
pies of this valuable wer. lef. They are yery rcny
coiored. For sale cheap by
LITERARY STUDIES;
DY W A. JONES. published and fcr saic iir 7. W ALk-
ID Err. II; fulton-s- WILEY PUTNAM. and BART
LETT 4 WEXFORD. Gsiur House. a. etcod-
GERMAN PXRASS BOOK.
TINE FOURTH EDITION OF Er;h-iler's German fhrsse
\ Book will be published sarly next week Prce' heAiy
done up in paper covers. = ccuis. hI2
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rassas though III. Park ON sanirisy afternoon. we
were attracted by crowd to visit one Of tho most
hla human beings 5.hei heard 81, He IA mute
manned derived IT hcth bis hpa and one ut his arms his
nose and ara and somc Part Of his head TIE following
s he account given n pamphlet which states his lame NJ
abls case He born n the town Of Cleisnte, hfs
County IN this STATE the ID of April le.g In April,
1851 Shen IN robust health, ne WAS
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Eye HAJ.SAW-A

<oH<NaA ROMAN EYE BALSAM-A spec &c
- SsM ointment foF wesh and diseased eyes. AID
Y3SSN Inflammation Of the eyel.Gs, and - sure re-
NF s,ofer Of sighl a cases where It's loss s.occz
stoned by sickness or advanced aye.
/. may be said is ILLS preparation j. indeed in many IN
stances eyes to the blind The proprietor does no. pre
teld, Of course hs the Roman Eye Balssm viii fecy
structural arrangement Of the vsual orgsns bat
tHs, dersnEement Is merely funcoaal, however BAD the
case may DE, nc does most confidently recommend
OF The most extraordinary remedies that ever employ
ri by any ocp.st The low prIcs which il Ia gold Will
not pay tor acTersiug long list Of certificates bat the
proprietor has testimony offered reuirou.y. su5ceu
con.ihce sny one Of u Hnequaiied remedial powers
Prepared and sod by HETRY JoHNsoS. Chemist and
Druggist t-rcc.ezor " A. B. Sands X Coz 73 Eroadgsy
corner Chabesst IN The Granite Building Sold at-o
40 Futonst and = East Broadway. Price . per
with fulI direcroas- d.s 2meod
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!aR. STRINGS COUGH CANDY Is tae best n
~ Use for coerb. coos hoarssn-ss &C and 3 SO Wei
known ihs; does rot require any 5aaus Fct sac Al
The principal Gr-v stCs-s tir riiy, BfnoE-n and
tlrsls l5Et L. / Ei-ii SIa-rs-
wl5iesa Assais las 5 AsFtuvali, 3 Hi'lsH' = a1d
l=Ta-' Minor ~ FGliou-st-
Drags!st So Hou,.or. ccr McDouEAl.st % SurTuTkS
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xT-~" NEw-Y0HK r;"sY. Esss

sszsslaswSsED ERIE RAIL 99sss ss;tE;s:,s..;::s
ROAD LIaE-Iy,Hter
.i,Tnnssmsat-To cormeucs Monday, December nh :
For passengers once each way daily lsxcept SuntaJ
L-s. Naw-York nom the foot OF Duans-st 81 oeloti
A M. for rcrmunl Hamapc, Monroe. Chester Gosh:s,
nIidilc,n,vn Ottsyie. aui all the intermediate psces
LcsYe Ousville at7i a. NJ Mihdletown NJ 3, Go,heah
q t. and Chester at n A NJ. for NewYCrk
Fare bct,yeen Kew York snd Orsville 81 80.
Freight .rpu, New York WI be received at the foot II
Duaue 81. on board tbs bafg"s Samuel Marsh and He.y
Suyia Jr one Of which will leayv The city ht oelsl
7 NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Freight for New York viii he th rn by thc irwin lesv2
Ousyie at o'clock A. NJ the above mentioned TIRE.
DAYS Ia each week Dec. |. lBiS. az
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SMITHS HOMEOPATHIC PHARYACY-isa
~ Broadway, rorner OF Sroole-st-J. SMITH EaT.
ing sire- fo e .at- FIRE Eauc of rs stock o. orrzops
Ikic Medicine, uGirufe s,Al7 Is enabled 70 supply
orders sct furnish cases, kc- 2c- - heretofore
Ee has removed % tie ahoTs enEbef where may be
fr1nt family I'D oLtef cases, .--s ccute, arrtcs pss
tst I'D ssEs,eissssrms1i Ct sdsrss 9! es best 1la
ifs III
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SHERIPP's stLE.-By virtue ofa Wi, Of tefiw
hCciss 10 directed ard d-tiyefed will expose u
the eighth Gay Of January thousand eight h1ss.
snd foIty'ev-n. - O'Clock Il. No ieo BrostS.,
BeecheI which he had on the tweny.third day Of as
thoussnt eight hundred and forty-six or 81 =.
Lime sf=rward, Of in and certain lesSe TOR ~ ~
term CT seven years from the hrst day Of Hay ~
70 se hrstdJ OF bay ls5l Of ali that certain lc1 OF -
VITA the store and bqdiass thereon erected, ssasss
The kif-. Werd Ct the clty Of EswYork, toe sLsx
sice Of Frosdws7, between Wall and Pine streets. ).
kno'gn number one hundred iiy) in Broadway ~. H.
sad together with The tenrmens ard aPPuItensnesss,
unto belonging Dated New York November 2th, W
WILLIAM JONES, ShefsS
gh.rfG iass
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nIARYS AND DAILY Memorandum SooSs foI
Othe year 1sf7 containing slnsnsc. useea tables aud
other tnfomson with space for ussnoranda for every
se Ipf os use Sold Wholesale and retail by The pah-
is5srs, FRANCIS 3 LogFk statlossts
- n Mside1-isss.
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From tie Bpgalo COMMERCIAL .idper.
JAMES WYCKoFF.-This lad. whose


EXTRAORDINARY CASE
has been roce and ad deLscd paper as mn Instance
the curative powers Of BRIsToL SASsAPARlA has RI
rived IN this city and III be seen D ne Annourceeat
can be visited the Phoenix. He Is
CERTAINLY 4 CURIOSITY.
being intelligent, and lively, ard perfectly free from
should pride himself upon this extraordinary cure for
taaly, whra The case vas uGtcraken pfrseated The
most HOPELESS ASPECT
that mas probably been met IL Ghe sna!s of medicine
Many additional Notices from the Pres. could b. given
bq the above ia deemed sufficient satisfy any Ihs
extraordinary and astonishing effects o! BRisTOLS sAR
In Te.on to the h.,S which has been hastily VIII.
aside FROM The DEAL OF suffering which dePets hers
enough OF and reality about II 70 make interest
ins and agreeable al Al edition Of ne WORK has been
printed for rstuous circulation and those lu wish
copy procure il from me A-ens who sell Brso.s
~ On- crd OF Caution 70 those who buy ss.sspatil.
IN There various kinds and a. prices from four -h
iics dollar and from four ouncss TO quart IN bus.
BRlSTOLS article stands alone reputation nas
gaining Conscience account OF The astonishing and
derfa cures performs. IT, therefore yua wSh the
zrticis, ak for Bris.0s and lake 10 other.
S9.d by WIN Burger, - Cofardst and by ali the Drug
g;s:s in the city. Z! linsodDkHW
GOOD MOTHERS. PROTECT THE TENDER
W SKINS of your Babes from The rough, bleak snd
sioruis winds Of aInterdo let lis in1ocents
sl9er wlh CHAPPED FLESH, CRACKED, ROUGH
when shilling cake of RADWAY'S CHINESE HEDi-
GATED SOAP viii lrem0.s, cure ard prevent al Of h---
aHaoys1ces Young ladies' ~ mater how d.sured your
tales salt ren rr1gsor. sryspeas rash. The gecr
ine Railways Chinese Medcated Soap fails In
terrg ihe ska. soft fshc.t- far pure sweet and healthy
ar restoring the pexicn 10 that besn1 appearance
waich nsiare intended IL should wear Sold IL Ii
PER cage ths principal depot 81 Hudsons "a bowerg,
57 Diylsiou-s % and 7sl ChaIha ST " K Mrs. Hayes
5s Fai;cn-st Brock7r al; Broadway, and most Of the
Druggists In tss city. M lmeod'
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-d5o from the :. \. Morning Ne;ri-

Araou-h il deprecacs exhibitions of such character
& nevertheless fo.ccd 10 acknowledge the
POTENCY OF TIE MEDICINE.
IvrEcrEE MISUNDERSTANDING sympathy ~ cNrps-
ir- to .rnsT, vc" ualioustious Ct the hurran piih
crippled rbs cNcccd agy improper and, for more
reasons one, often very hiif We are prompted 10
10. -
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NaS NSTICE.-On ara after Friday, Ngytr
ss---i trcr .s,lb. lhp Slssmbua. SYLrb. Capas
sssssse Asl' Erai>.cd ,> maze The following uis,
AL r,,, Staten tsland J.i.;l i,rtAer notice, VIZ
fe,., Nfl. !sgs-hi . and II \. Nj II, r 81 r7g
Lux Ss,dt. B.nni-htSi, 10. IL \ Nj. and u TN
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mrNrrR ARRANGEMENr-
g. ,ssfrs.r+zIzsz-ThtOR tORliiS ASD ESSEN RAILROAD
&s3 S.sS-TSSzc5rs., -.syc S'N lugs, O'Clock \ Il
AZ ---c'cl'k, r. ~ L"avs NewNs, II o'etl

--s-ra.44za,z-7AioGRl> hSD ESSEN RAILROAD
sd ~ssye NV irg>, O'Clock a
eH-----H-c'crk. r u, L"av. NewNk, o'tfl
\ VI. tu'cock, I'm. Leave aou:SIown' o'eioes, A x
O'Clock L. NJ.
Passengers ty the Muruirc TRAIN ~ iirrr,,owr viii
rive rrr Al Ock where the stacrsw NJ 10 "a trAne.
,r convey rari 10 SchoU.y. Mountain. Washington B.s
y,d,r, and EastOn Stiy SuccbsanY Stsppe, ,,i-woa
Milford sud Oxcsu On MrnGsys, NciHcs1ey, and N.
DAYS ard tn Rocksway. Dcyer, Srarts and Newton g
Tu,.d,y. THURSDAYS and Saturdays s"ch LINZ relptaini
the oliosinc days To meet the =, NJ nair' fer " Y
,ncc will alsD leave foI ENSS"ni>n every evening
the arrival OF thc cars nt Mouisuvn
through ard fro Jet--T CIV. wtbra
rhsrClng cars Cu leaving The CtS pesscrSes VIII deps
A. tst baggage IN the At the foot vi tptuAnis ~ whs
c.ut will 30 attendance 80 receive ~ All parkss
~ bundles nu-l he entered lhe WA h ~ the Cops
uy - N not hold themselves responsible.
freight Will he iltHVIad imrle iiAi~i ti Motiscst
f.or Albany Basin ~ stephens aud Cunili. Lac Il
Sleeps NrNet f,om the Transportation Once Oh,
Il Il + and rsns Co foot ri Liberty II and II ae.fed
siil h, tssd Tor auy pBri OF hs cuy by application
.si1 cihee lnjl iRA ponp. Superintendent
-. rnaFassnssaJ PATTERSON RAILROAD
S!ssS v; ;u!er Arrangement, TO c0mnrua
ss-A---'1H- October ls; 1870. Leave
rArrpsoa DLrcr EEWYosg.
O'ccci \. ~ u oclcck.-i. H.
~ O'Clock. A NJ III O'Clock, |. ~
5 o'clock [. ~ " O'Clock, I. NJ
OF SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Depei al H-w-fots =!
O'Clock. \. NJ ~ oclock, A. ~
O'Clock. /. NJ. 1t O'Clock, Z. NJ
Fa-s-ieet- advised TO be al thu Ferry few Glaus
t-foie the houi OF fsiartns o
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EU FALL FASHIONS.-fIsts, Hau-Psris mole
AlA skin hats -, equal those sold by others "a
also elegan. dress hats s. 30 and y 25 superior
style and hash 10 those in many places at 50 neat hats
- Z. q. Murch VIII pleased his friends this
establishment GEORGE P. II. BROWN,
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co.resyohdence O The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-24

n WATCHES, JEWELRY and Silver Ware.
EA The subscribers continue 10 have for sale iuil
~ a assortment OF fine Geld and Silver Watches 0;
sS the approved makers which will bs warrant.
ed ,imeke-pers and offered tho very lowesi
cssli prices.
!onabe Jewelry OF every description including Gold Fob
and Guard chains, Brelstpns Earrings, Fngerrngs
6raccle,s Head Ornaments NC.
Silver Spcons FORKS Butter Knives and Silyerwnre gen
orally, Al the manufacturers prices
Brilanrsware 6ne Cutlery, fancy Goods kc. Ws,ches
and clocks repaired by experienced workInen.
LOCKWOOD SCRlbNER, 2i5 Pear,
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= ~, passengers The .tcsInacsi NINs,Sn
Cap. Brooks, VIII leave picr foot ~ NJ,
& - a, u'clocS noon each day, Suniay- eNcepFt
rasSeuccr- for Nlhsny And Troy 1se This bcsl s.,
lsy over sl Brldccpor, one night. dH
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AytIrtBLE WATsR POWER WIKI MI, sa1
e. ,.ir. ...- rcs- Mo. 4 - " H,1' SD
Ell f. ,,r,s c l.ri {, Haal nctoo. LcGs lsisHd. A.r
ssvs4l Other pece. ci property VIII be SOD 10" of ~
ebs9ssa 50 ''i ei's II ( ADAMS, Is wsli--t
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BEEH APPALLING

bFaElIT
In the month cf March Of the year. eanEteue -
sued and one ai.af his limbs decaysd and dropped
Oh ike dead branches Oh living tree The legs were
both severed about four inches below the knee snd The
it arr about midway between the elbow and shou
der In spite of all the skll eminent physicisns the
,Iisaasc STILL KEPT SPREADING,
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WORD TO THE WISE
DR. c. BENZ. SMITHS
nrTynALD AND CAZETTEr bl. reached The acme
II Of 1uhc favor tss besutfu sheet abou' The size
Tho Trh,rc prrted once month, e, lT9 Greenwich
. p, q, ecnfs yesr md mailed TO FL subscribers, post
age free IT, present circulation Is - 1 anons The Tery
Embellishments ony w be inserted for those who know
their yauc bat Advertisements will be recciTed ot
-r.ster lcngrh than bali column This paper Is nigJ
soosen OF throu ghout Tie country. dIT lin
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,K~" ,DAiI.Y linz 3. I o'c9ock-yc, N-r.
-Frss. ,SrEANBOATnj DSON.-TS.,.,.-

bills or specie pu; on beard this hcs ~ Il t- -,
o. the o,rcrs thereof aElsss entered The boob, Of ~
eosl or rsc. pied for. t.sl !,
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
offered any person persons who show tai my
assertion. publicly made, regarding CHRlSTiE'S GAL
md MAGNETIC articles Ia Intentionally faiie, Win
any design deceive tho public in any way that uny
pf Tire hundreds OF lch have been published IN
any alluded TO- ard genuine IN each
and every particular, far has been possible
tain lhe real facts.
DIR. CIIRISTIE'S only Agency I'm Srw-York is
mt ISL BROADWAY, lnSO MTurSS
Betwcen John-st. and NInidcn.lnne.
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alil the beginning OF September leil when was macu
lousy arrested bv hi- commencing taking Brs'cts sar
sapafs whsn Bristol himself aud every body else who
hsd seen the ch d. thought that the idea OF cure hy his
medicine or ANY other was absurd Nevertheless strange
as it ay aprenr before he had sken The hrsl buttle
RE-rER
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\ sZPssse.rrrs on ne ARRIVAL cf cse stesra.s.,
s.oars:nr proceed sGciiSeiy IN the splsntiG Rsi,,
csrs 10 Pruyscrce I'D 5cscH, withog; any deisv a..
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-24

James Wyckof son OF Peter Wyckoh poor and honest
farmer Of Clarence Enc Co ~ y il row 20 years old,
having been for - years The victim of caames sgch
rarely Leia a human beG. Wien fvc years old he
aken suddenly very Ill., and his fsh. huslencd al night 10
the doctors advice End remedies The doctor
supposed OF common cold, declined 10 yisl
D.. vI It,,,a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
MAINE

Al the trials on Inc 5,h inst in the va
can, districts, in Maine, large majority
have again failed to make choice sx
Wings and six Locos have been elected
und there has been no election in all the re.
naming Districts heard from The Ken
ncbcc Journal states 'ha, Appleton, Lib"r
ty and Palermo, IN Waldo county, elected
a Loco at the Isl tu'l on the l4th, ofwhch
We have not before head The House
now stands SO Wings, 50 LocOs, as fol.
lows:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

Lawrence, IN I'D li,,un To ,,er,,,
to ~ chapter n : Iro,tl,,, a %
rlcctun ct town trptc" ua',,,.,
~ on The fourth baro' q, NJ -
re disui,unc the JuJilill Gicg., ~
State BY Ih,,f,,.
cruIng from pcdlcts licenses
pad to the county nS,ad ofp.
Treasurer. By NJ Ru,scu. 10 lr.... ~
the Chucntcn County Inhrma-r 80 .
SINE, to pay Sophia ). Allen. a.
Geo. A Alien, certain d,h.b,.-,
deceased husband All tchff,l.
dietary committee.
Petitions referred From cs.,..
Roc kingham, lrasburgh. We, ~,
SALISBURY, Gu'dhall, Grafton W.rr
lee md Hancock, all IN favor Of lur,,.
yttictions upon pedIeu all tt,eu,3 ~
committee OF ways and mean, GA.
on Palmer and others, dga,ns, sr..
s,ricllons upon pcdlcts, i,,d aui r.,..
to the same comnluce OF 1msH,,
ale nnd oIhcrs, ngAlu,t car,l. tta,t...
which was read aud OF : G r
Others, on The same sutJcI ir,rl . :
judiciary commit &c
mr Fly introduced a rcso'4na, hA.
appointment Of committees 20 ,,ty, !.
votes Of mcubcIs oil Congress p,,J
Adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

The SIX Locos elected a, the fourth trial
are principally from strong Loco districts,
chosen by small majornirs, while all the
Wings but one are from districts that gave
mnlornies against Bronson on The li,b 49,
4 msj,try OF the vacant districts can elect
Wings II our lrlends will bot unite Ia
the House, " hen full, there are ljl mem.
brrs Ne have hrnrt " the election 81 1915
members, there are % districts known To
be vacant, and ~ lhn, sil remain 10 be-
heard from - Boston -itlGS oct -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

,osld 70 teach ihcm he slpisbet at ihe
kias. Eush,a sta rrgs'd TO the National
D,ts. AID ,hs oil.t burdens which the pot
l.ponns people ~ tie rsslm hs5 to boar !
,iinl soc, eeded ~ impfes.ins ibti' minds
pitha iew .sivtsry convictions Nth ies'td
So ths eonnsciioa between military el0fy AMI
psvsny shall reserve foi smother Lea
Of tho Editors Journal, my exposition OF 'he
rtcis Duty TO those honest, unlei'er.d nNi'.
o.. EB
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
W. Prospcets IN A. 80 I

Ming Prospects IN .Nec York The
NeN YORK Tribune says
" We have recr0, ltt,ers and verbal "a
ln:s from the Coun,its Of Cayuga, Oneida.
Lewis, Montgomety, Essex, Dulchess and
Suaok. They siren ylhen our most san.
gu'ne expectations OF Wing Triumph on
the tr,' Tuesday Of November We con.
hieonv expeel The eie .. Y5,-r t.. .
handsome majority, and Fish by one sns
81. P'fhhp', bit sufieiru,. with a WHO
gA'n 81 al leas three Senator'S four 10 ,I
msmbcis Of Congress, sni many Assembly
men. Al the bug -bean ard clamor, Of
weak brethren ADD Inscriptions To-, can.
uos pre'en the Wings from Young nod
ro,Ing ihs'r own tired and ,rae e.od,S,,s.
which y oil that IL neeIed 10 .p,u,, ,nc.
ess Wrigh, will lose hi. n,io,rv III
ls4i IN eight Counties, and ne ,fas br,,
ly - mach more 10 the rsg Of he Sat. -
l., b, tie Wigs Do Their dssv. and on,
victory Nill be one Of the NOV ,,gnsl .,.,
sHnossed ~ New York Work vofk p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

Ncle York Sia.c Cont 'nt'oH This bo-
dy closed It's Iabors on f';'dny evening nj
o'clock, after Adopting tho anrn-'c" o'"'
s;lu,ion on which they have been en- Noy,
ed for more than four months, by vote o.
1910 G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
TIE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. IS.

ufrhe Governor, message has been re-
eei'ed, bot owing to its length snI the lsle
hour al which u was received. ~e are oblg'
% 10 delet 1t until out next.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

Joutned
FRIDAY, October Q.
sESATE- Prayer by Rev John Grid.
ley
The Hon LEONARD SARGENT, Lieu,
Governor elect, and ex ohicio Pres dent Of
The Senate, was introduced by the commit.
tee appointed for that purpose, aud was
sworn. Oh taking the char OF the Senate
the President sad, tina; he dld no. purpose
10 make dsaIled address upon the present
OCCASION, bui be would simply express his
thanks iof The eoahie0ee rrposed IN him,
and promise On hls pan TO endeayor, 70 lhs
the bes' Of h's abby, to cooperate with
The senate m malnalning the Interests and
bonor OF 'he people Of Vermont, relying
upon the Kindness and courtesy Of the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
FROM MENICO

rom me !Ncn orteohs Doa IF O-.si,,
The United States Revenue cuu..
Vim Buren,, Captain Rudolph IN,
Point Anton Lizardo, which lne q
on the 18th nit, arrived at 5. " hu
oil the Both.
The blockading squadron off Van
Cruz was composed OF the reaie C,-
bertrand, sloops of war st MavA ~,
Adams, and store ship Relief 51n
/ Poipolsc aud Somers, schoou.r Fr
and revenue schooncrs Melon AZ
and Forward, and three pun ha
There were also the British INN
Eudymon, French brig Mcrcurc S,a
ish irlgatc ChrlStIana and brig Jms
Ia also the British mail slcamr
The sloop of war John Adams ID
storeship Relief were TO SAIL for rca
cola IN a few days, on account OF IN
ness on board and to proc IRE a i.4
supply Of provisions.
A Mexican schooner loaded N
) corn, was taken about the list u.i
attempting To run the blockade
Capt. Carpenter, officers, and CIV
of the brig Truxton, arrived IN Va
Cruz on the 9Th uIl.
a marine on board the St Mar
had been tried by a court marsha ID
found guilty of striking Lieut.. loy1|
who had reported him 10 the capu|
for misconduct. He was cendcmNl
to be hung Oh the 18th, the day "a
Van Buren sailed,
Orr VERA CRuZ, Sept. IL
A flag oftruce came off so the Jot,
Adams, few evenings ago, beam.
proposals from General -------- 10 d.
liver the TruXton officers and ccFh
yer to Com. Conner on parole. Me-
expect them every hour, and pnnr!
they will return TO the United >.atT
Immediately i'll the storcshlp RcIIG 1
sloop John Adams.
The last named vessel came
few days since from Tampo i
which place She left everything fr.i
much as she found 1t. She loJ-5i
the revenuc cutter Van Buren, on b.
way down, and took on bond c.
| Webster, of the revenue marine sd
was very i'll. He has now, hove'e
quite recovered, and hoIstcd his t,1
pcnaut on board the Forward
a Court Martial wa held on ME
INST, on board the sIoop.ot-war SD
ry's, before which n seaman Of y
ship, named Samuel Jackson, was
on charges preferred by Capt. So
dcrs, aud found guilty Of the O
following; striking his snIeUoI .
Ger white IN the execution Of bc
ties of ms office, and uttcrlng 'cl.
and mutlnous words.
The sentence Of the court was %
Samuel Jackson, seaman Of 'ir
Navy, be hanged by the neck 90.
be dead, at such time as the cJ--1
dcr-ln chief may direct
The Commodore, after Fc'H'
the proceedings OF thc couI" III, ,",.,s
ed Il general order, from WHICH,
the following extract.
The proceedings, findings 'f'N
tcncc IN the above cusc, are an
and confirmed. Therefore G00'
the said Samuel Jackson, ,ml'h
hanged by the neck at the i'' y.
arm of the u, s. ship S. War > :
Thursday, the l1lh day Of N'''' '.e,l
1916, tclwren the houn oi 'e0'1'
A. NJ, and meridian .,,
Santa Anna delayed ms w 90 .
too long, and is now viewed y %,
IRENE GOODNESS by mony 81 u. D..
friends. believe he IS ye. d. =,
not feeling st fife entity strong
a dcnlonslrnl - on the c'i"" a
stands ready 10 give NE P'.4p
quanlItyor KIND Of pledge WE" q
will redeem or not acc"i''",
pedicncy may dictate, Ia
There is bit lItrIc doubt MA. .
has an army m the field Of So .
Few Of them, ! think, VIII e''
San LOUIS Potosi,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
GEORGIA ELECTIONS.

We have b1, few returns from the elc
ton IN Georg,s-noi enough to Judge Of
the tesuh, eIeep tina, King (wh'glis elect
ed TO Congress IN the fret District, bis gain
10 Cbs.hse eosply lip which IS savsnoah)
being over 200 We annex the returns from
all the coustics heard from.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

4 Close Run.-Thc official rc,urns
show I'm, mr. keyser, the Wing Candi.
date for Senator in Baltimore city, is elected
BY the majority ri one only.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

The New York constitutional convention
have passed law materially changing the
pecuniary relations Of parties through the
marriage contract. BY the new law which
passed the c convention by a majority Of IA
all property OF the wife, owned by her at the
marriage, and tina, acquired by her afterwards
by gin, devise, descent or otherwise than
from her husband, shall be her separate prop
property. Laws shall be passed for the ,cg-
istrry Of tho w(e's separate properly, and
more clearly de6ned the rights Of the wife
thereto, rs well as TO property held by her
husband
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

urThe famous Mr. b'I'. ~,
democratic NJ. C. from ca"
candidate for reelection, has 'o- q
with n curious address 70 ~ a
ents, in which he makes It ', ,.'. a
of political action that The I.
Of the north should not s." .
those of the south. but 'hon'a :
or BY all means N Their pow &C. .
the progress Of southern ''-
and especially slavery