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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-31

influence Of the most violent OF the thoughhess among
their countymen And, than this we firmly believe
that in both countries the real strength public opinion is
rayed against helgeentpocy The relations OF commerce
the affections Of Enthusiastically Of origin, of language
and awshe pursuit of similar Objects the common
prevalence Of similar sentiments and the common Difference
to the principles of moral acionbnd the two nations
together by ties which would be socious to sever by the
sword We two people, but We are OF one family We
have fought but have been econced Let US hope that
neither the memory Of feuds the jealousy Of
sent power survive the recorded ay which ended sangu
nary struggle That twenty-five years Of peace and COM
merce have humanzed mutual eengshave tanned down
our asperes and subdued be deduced
from the present intercourse between the citizens and subjects
of both countries might be inferred from their private Ian
guage and their public documents from their conversation,
and from all that is respectable among their newspapers And
melancholy indeed will be the lesson taught by history if il
turn out that
Sc male sarta
"Gatia nequicquam colt J"
that the hot of remembered defeats and the mad
thirst vndcve tumphs strong enough to overwhelm
the pacific councils of the wise and the good and that the
fearful deeds retaliation which dshonored the campaign
I777 are be re-enacted ls46. Yet twill be prepared
for this the worst Contingency consolation
Engishmen reflect that English Cabinet did its bes
the great calamity Of war, and forced to war only
by its determined adherence to these conditions which,
out would have been the best guaranty for peace, by OBJ
tanning for the coonists of the nations the mutual bless
ngs of divided and an equal commerce e
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AccrnxrT ON RAIWoAD.--A lamentabls accident
CURED at Elsabethtown en- J about o'clock Tuesday
evening BY which snpIe man, named Jacob vsndepoeI
reading IL 0sopng HIM. paid the penalty Of his RASH
Hess win s life He dfovehis horse the railroad track
Gov catcher cansht he wagon and TUNED 4 over brooks
i to pieces and carried il with the unfortunate man on II
from Jersey Grand street. before the train could be stopped
He survived but few minutes h head having been broken
and an awful wound mads IN his ide.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-31

WASH CALIcors--Infuse three gills Of salt in four
quarts Of boiling water and pu, The calicoes in while hot
and leave TIL cold And n this way the coors render
ed permanent and will not fade by subsequent washing So
says an exchange, on the authority Of lady who has often
pied the recipe
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-31

YASKxE DooDLE. late number Of the Knickerbocker
contains amusing adventures Of Yankee Doodle. The
following is pretty fair illustration Of the adventurous and
wandsrng character of the hardy Of New England
Speaking Of the wonderful ubquity Of the true Yankee the
writer says ~ Rr
Itis harder than Chinese puzzle put your finger ON
BIT Of territory, disputed undspued, where the Yankee
Doodle If you go Lands End, he IL there to
Mount Arsrat he is there to Chimborazo, Hmaays the
Mountain of the Moon the Pyramid Of Cheops he Is there;
any where, in fine where ark dove, camel snake
can arrive by their several acues bareng and scratching
his trees stones and African slaves He knows the
whole map of the ancient Joinons Of Peste John, and
every nook and of Mozambique, and he handand
glove with all the savages the world He has been to cha
Doe until he has scaped perfectly clean and your Eng
h trader has discovered bank of Guano, and getting
ready FIRE gun or and take possession Of II In the
of her Majesty imagine his concemeni to discover
dozen Of these fellows twenty feet deep in guano cavern,
scoopng Il out with their fingers, and Bangor schooner
bouncing up and down In little like duck among bull
shes Now il YOU walk the sesshore at Bidaaxa, you
win find that YOU are not first there, perhaps to your great
sorrow a Captain Jix swore violently, when in walking
through the streets Of Rundown the very limits Of the do
mnions Of Prince Pompadelo, in Africa he heard sharp
whistler going through the Of Yankee Doodle with
an easy execution and dcvish unconccn which threw him
at once into coast fever And just with the poor
soul who discovered Bnpsz and just uncorkng bottls
Of Madeira in commemoraton Of the event. when he saw
Yankee sde administering the cold-wsterpcdge to
three natives"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
CONGRESSIONAL

Washington. "Wednesday. Feb o.
st>Arr From l2,iIl nrary o'eloc :
h' seha'e was engaged IN dcbauog a bill
fot'ne construction OF ship cana. around
he N1t n, 81 Harir TINS va. n.ss-l
ovr' on The motion OF Mr. Breese. 10 CIV,
WI !''t'r''n an opNougni'y'o GO on whh
|n' '''.r7 % the Oregon QUESTION
VII prI lnsou eommcnccd nis remark,
"'' t'hf'ner To The aatcmen, Of NJ In
s'''.' n Inv House concerning the p,y
h'N G. e" b. the administration to tho
INC" when defended Mcleod. he sad
'' Do" T. -vci that TINS charge was nor
Il w ','r' 6y he facts but ~ r~tI q
'"e' lf'r he Secretary Of S,,-e 4, NJ,
'@h;u. tored States Attorney for N.
'''0."ern D,aiicl Of New Yaik. m which
- Na' charged to sec TIA, the prisoner va.
'''''h.c with able and en- ncnt counsel 70,
30 t-' nee a. w
-, '- sinson closed =, two o'cloek AM
."'" VI Dayton rose sud rnovsd tina, ,t,s
qao'I'o b" prU'Noscd until two ve.L, f,o,r
~ N-h-ay lie observed m .goo,r "a
ms motion. ,hal there we're more tbaD -,
~ Ole ~h'eh had bs~n passei by the O. he,
''ols", aha were awaiting the acton of m.
H'A'e The character Of the late new,
- ''e d''iiv paeisc had slso Us influence
i'n h'' mod IN determining HIN from sny
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
nlSSNIII In\

ALL Persons are hefrhy nolIh~d ii1t The
j par'nsr''r2 h~fe'"i'rc fNsuog hei~err
me sub-rub@r, Of HalI1g iord ia l,e Tan.
nrpg srI tufr-trr hI.'r"ss ~ tu'. dsy m,
soreI. bv mItus. cu~srn, and 81. Maroon.
Interested, can Do al. bguce,s re's,,e To-
sad past partnership u4rsacrlpn, Ng'n T. II
Ersaiori. me oi TIE late asr'ntfs. sod Jo-
seph Psrker. who IA jointly in'efe.fet ~itt
the SAD Bradford ~ closing 1p lne c.n,e,u
~ Isid partnership
BENIANiN PIERCE.
T. u. BRADFORD
vs. 0. l-r' feh %, 1915 lcI-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
FOR SIZE OR 10 LET

n NNl Wi knowo Tavern T,iabIlsh
4 nenI situated M West Ru, ,nf, Lporr
"a Inc lemeni Stand, aud pJN u,cDrtef h'
Eushs Narner, and lminrd,te pps.c-'Ip1
liycn. The -''IauonIs one uI The best foo
business ~ tine C'unrv, h'tne on ihc Rrra'
rporoughisre from Ku,lsud go "brrH'". and
m the centre n a iargr lafmI7g '"WmunHy
Iar particular, cnauif, ot N'f1rr e t.~m
IN, rear the prrr..cs. col. t.e uai-t,i.u~ o.
rn,saJ,1 DANIEL = EWING
CI,r,llo0. FEB -,.H. l-iG lOtl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
stAtg or VERMONT,

Rutland. %
loHN PROCTOR, A.
AhNER MEAD, In Ch,nosu
-, Ft,, Judicial ne.
Rtt REN RTHRtII. Sinc,. s,p,rmee,
WILLIAM WHFFtrR Tan, istt
MtRtIN LkNJus
SIMEON WRIGHT
III NERFNS. lohn prcs,o, ard lh,ct
w Noaf o. Nut'ant, m the Couut, Of Ru,.
land. have entered ,htit bn IN Ch.nrsty Of
"" Nrnl 'ein u. ist, assin., R.uben
1hr'il srd William Wheeler II RuIsnI
ainrt,aid Martin Leach OF Pnsinid IN said
'ron'v, ard simeon wush, ln- ofpr,pforc.
now vt Burlington In tho His,e of ohio
Siatft that on tho g1,h dsr of J.nuaty 4
u lsie Planet, s'a-on Of Rutand amr.
said rtrcu,cd an ss,ienmen, 20 tho ois,ui.
"t hi' property to -ecut, dcbis due to tho
orators and hi, debts generally That IN
pursuance n the sss,er ncnt. the s,id SlAson
''''ened tho mortgage deed and notes here
~ mentioned TO tn, orators That TIE tn'~
Nuiht On the is,h dsv Of Jsnus,v, A n
lN"N. he'np Indebted 10 tho said sla.on IN
NE 'rn If $500 90. specified IN two note.
go. '' ABOVE. OBSCURE TIE s'r1~, ~ 40
90
..,,"Iu. 80. % go ,a.u. ~ l4u~ .n.. 40.
s'ii, Via, the farm that il.s said Sineon
then ired an, hetpr the same farm thai the
sstd frsnrs Sisson had previossly convey.
cd 10 tie ssid S,meon. teferenre 10 ssid
deed botot had Tor o more psriculst de-
k't'Pion Of sad premises Ths, on III.
ls'h hss oi Angus, A, u. 1899. tire ssid
SinGOn mottgased tue said pTemlSc, to the
sad Rcuhrn u Thfsll to seemo the paw
mcn, oi fie2,7C. That ahefssrJs tho said
simeon conveyed a.. hats right aud equity Of
tedempucn TO the said Reuben. Tha, sne,
wards the SAID Reuben conveyed tho same
PROMISES ~ warranty to The said William
W herier That snotwatu. the sand Vince
!ct conveyed the same ptcr,iso, TO the ,atd
M'uin Leach upon the cundiuon and under
sanutug that the said Slason. foI h,, elatr,
upon the SAID premises would RELY upon IN,
rc'Ponslbll, OF tn SAID 1htali and Vince
Irt and that the SAID Leach should not 100
Disturbed ~ his possession OF the said preo,.
scS Ihl' the sand Wheeler and leach have
pad the claim OF the srid Thral. That tho
sand sum due the orators from the SAID SIN
con ms not been paid. And Praying that
the shid defendants may be decrccd TO nay
HE SAID sum due the orators. ~ that they be
forever 'otet lused OF all equity OF reJemp-
non OF 'lNe premises
ihp usual process Of sUbnoens having
heen gtan,td, and It appearing To tho cour,
h'ic that simeon Wright one OF the defend.
'n'' te'i1e' with this state Il I, o,dered
Wat lac o. notified to 0ry,ar al the Awl
Term OF Ms colu ncttto be holden at Rot.
land, whhih and Tor the count, Of Rutland,
ouihe second TUESDAY Of April A. d. lsld,
by polishing the substance Of SAID bill,
Win TINS "rdcr three weeks successivelv ~
TIC Rutland Herald printed n, Rutl,nd. ,hs
Ieastol which 10 be at f1ur weeks previous
to sud term which shall be deemed suli.
cIent notice TO the said Simcon 10 appear
and answer thereto.
!. w. HOPKINS, Clerk
orm'hcc Edscron. Solicitors 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
MARRIED

IN P".'5fd m The iGih ult.. by no Re-
q Pessr, Nr n Taih.i, nerr1ar'. %
bos'"n. to Miss Agoes ; Pun'st. Of Ius-
ford
10 Nsndou. ou the aG,l u.,.. o, Etn IL
son Esq., JONES Bradt,l. 10 Mr. susan
SpragUe, both u Rutland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
BRIGHTON MARKET.

h'hhaN FEBRUARY, p lStG.
AZ Mstkc' go bcef caule, eco,herp.
sni $50 swine
PEicr' -.- Bs'f C1iHc --Eltra $3.50
Frs qlalrv Goo second quaint, ~ y
$50 Thru GpsI'y l2js 10
Ns'sT --S,l~' from : ol 10 $50
Se,te A 'n'il uup5ct usil,d lI2
nj 4l1svin~ unsoli
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
BsTrLr WIN WIN Er,.1. A eorp.

BATTLE WIN Win Er,-r. A coup.
lo OF woiv', ffpm the Rocky Mountain.
-----l h----' 'h~s COG. "a tho mentcrti,
4 lirTr Ducsbi,k q. X1n,svliic. ono ON
the I'M AMI the Gi4euc give. the nlow.
ing account OF the conflict to secure them.
a, ,het time there were four men IN the
bnliluc. Hcrt Ducsbach Paul Morgan.
Abclham Sinner, and Aunur Cfpp,n bu,
accustomed rs they were 20 such animal,
they only thought OF 'nvinc the smnl,ct ar.
lm'I' lhn, were hNncd III dld,ren, parts OF
the building without hpprchrndlnr pcr,on,!
DANCE 20 themselves Cripprn ran out Of
he tnlling 10 G0 n pr-Em.E. when clos.
ng ihr door al''t bun 1t hstcr,d r,c,f
wlncA kcp, him or. MORGAN lap.n,d to
take car" Of The r.iia- mcnhcy. ~ hen one Of
tn, wo'rs attacked mn. nui g., tim down.
an! as Sinner ran 10 las assistance he wn>
nitnc led anI overpuwcted hy the other wolf
~ this moment i'rlcsbach va, tho only
one dHencag6d md picking IN char
dashed Il 70 piccrs 10 ot;ln round for
club. NiIh this at Que blow he Disabled
the vol thai had attacked Simmer, hn. he
other held with d"Mh gtp ani r,quIt,d
repeated blows nor id he rrlng,lsh Tho
attack mil ho WAS knocked dad. The
Disabled ouc wa Afterwards shot The
men were badly bucu and had they bona.
lon would inevitably hive been Li,hd
Tor one OF them WINS already Glring"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

H. Many PERSONS ino. cine that unless
they behave WIKI ruben IS towards ,hclr IN
ieriofs they cannot commlnd rcspccl. ! he
homage done 30 such Individuals may ~.
pear ike respect, hu. the inward tr,ling IN
every instance IS thai Of contempt. on,
conduct should be civil and pohur for cI,l'.
ny and poItonoss can alone jisarm the
malice Of rfIdc. and form guard nsain,,
the venom Of the yulgat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

FRoM SANTA Ff tn, 81 Louis Mis-.
sounan 2ubfsh'd,a letter from n SANTA rc
merchant, dated December %. from which
we make the following extinct
al remains quici here, and though m
lhi' remote corner. We are not informed Of
the 7T'c's" state Of things between the Uni.
ted States and NeAlco, vet We have ceased
to have any apprehension for ourselves and
prnp'rlY. The New Mrsicans have gen.
orally made up their minds tia, sooner or
intt(, t4rr must come under the t,nit,d
o'h'rs Government and have, apparently.
I"'e'mn'd 10 take il qui'Ay Were the
United S'n,rs now 10 send show Gfa re-.
sncciHblc iofcc, the whole country North 10
taG OF ;hc Rio del Nouc would submit
wrhou, the slightest resistance The poo.
pie evidently cgpcoL ani cauddiy believe
bopt. that the UnH,d States vii take spc,dy
possession. In any event, our business md
other relations with rhc Governor (Armiiol
md principal men are such ,hn, We alunys
feel entirely SAFE,
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efem I''hcip'es she WI speak 10 her
sls"ci SAes WIN thousand tongues.
WI oo''e 10 inc rescue. She
WI or INC standard b'arcr ~ the con
"N 'he 'en he Veh VI uio Vren's;rig.
t'c 'o' '"'eiehucnc' mon INC post OF
G'''-'' "'> ,'''> Nn' mas right 10
',ni '''" ~ '''>,e'" Irom HE sturdy
20 I", '''i' $40, r N'--he' Tree l"boi nnd her
''N'"'' i'''''' ',c' "'lt as NC cod
u" we S'',,-s.e between iI'.d'm
i" ''' '''' !" advance As The leader Of
'.' ''.'', 81 A''ciN let the DC
'''.'''' ~ '''' "'" WAIVERS ana Pr-
''''''' '','''' "i''' i''i'. not as 'hclr IA
- '',' oI' ''' n,'d' OF Nase y AMI
W" SUI n'' l' zoe stern conflict al
',p'''''', nav" no I"ors iot the ISSUE.
f'''F '',nS W'' h' win ms Ihc
WIZ hhn generous impulses 81 tie
ag" WI bc with US. CIVILIZATION will
To- with rs. The Wild and generous
impulses Of the human heart vii le
WITH vs., md God wI'l h. with us
Co,,Ws NJ. ClayS Will arise in al the
slave states, pointing them 10 Our cx.
amplcs.
tlur country was the child of hnpo
and expectation When our fathers
n'u'" li'h our goN'T"nmont mo" TIC
az. ING PRAYERS hoNS ud Sympn'lncS
. 90. Ia fFI4IIHA If D. Ittr.. ITafTfffttnt,g
~. "u"'''' 'i' L'"o' were WITH rs
ne oppressed bean 10 hop" for sell
o"''FlIncn'' ana lllcY Iooh"n luther
WIN trembling aHNI"'y, 10 Sc" how We
should cufN ol' III Practice Our sub.
IIh' declaration oi The equality aud
freedom oi AL men. W" have otper-
h2pN. l'''a IN N.nh 'i'i Nmcrca
,h'A 'rn' I" herself, To- h'r o"u sub
,''n' pfIhcI i'rN, 'h' iI'nNN %. thc lc-
hS'ouS. social, and clri liberty every
Whrir would havr taken courage from
her oNamp'', ana ~" opreSSorS 81 our
race won Il nave loo>rned Their hold
upon ntluNt power; there IS hardly
throne upon 'hc globe but would now
b' lettering 'o"> '''L ''lrS is the du-
tY-bc ours 'h" -I"IN, ~ rcScli" oU
country ifonIthc "d"nnnon, Gus and
ana pIor "i'> a'noh1 tho nations The
PAST with ~ crowded memories OF
~" tears and labor, Of the martyS Of
truth, vino have per, he'd upon the
field the scatio,d aud ~ the dupcou.--
the Present. with rs active warm and
,cucrous svnpolh,.s. and the Eu,,frc
v.,l II. hiJh ,,ro. mad h,II,,n, nc
,,,,.,,;,,,. IN ,J.o,rn. o,,,,.ard j., IT,
go 49, '''""lu III VIC
PAIN ol d'I'l ana OF glory
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05


.Silr n Vermont. ~ uuu,tUcI.
Dlsrlcr ofHu'aod s.. I - = ".'..
t"d ptul'r, ,uuu ir.
and Tor sad dl,tI,i ca at ht>I %. .,IJ &c
log the 20ih day al Fehtu7'y. 1876
Present, Vim Hall, Judge
Asa Perry, administrator Win he viii an.
Uc>ed upon ,nr es'4'o ul isSlci't Reed late
~ HJilauI - sd district proposing to zen.
der an account @! hts administration Of saiI
estate,
ltl, nrucloL that sd arcoID' Ia rclrtrcd
for cyamlnauond q. .oNabCe To- the iIrst Mon-
day, beIu, the Gu dit al Anul urlt. aud
,la'a copy OF iii. order hc published three
weeks suCCc->lycly pTrvIOu. luerrio ~ tho
Rutland lietH!d,N newspaper prln'rt at kut
land, thai all persons interested may appeaI
and object 20 the same # they see cause.
truo copy of rec"rd
10 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

7 1rsfFt 10 hurry on tbs Inns Ca . --,.rft
/ ston
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mad, to y,h,.,. v,. ,,,, ,,,,,,t .ad &c.,
nre oC mail ..,, 49,. W., ,l-,ii 49,,
drli5cra,i,u. ,yov,t L,,L,, ana I,t,. ,.,,t
the rc,cin, Of nc,,,1
Tho r,.1l orthe !. hate ,,,,b,,,lc cc,.
u,c refused 10 no,toon, and yc,,,,,, r.,
cu,ivc session
flor,r Mr. T. Y Kan, r,,o,,J from
the Ntv,l Com,n ,,tc, b,iIf ,o,o.,,..a
nr1a,ron of the Nav D,r,rmcn, which
was read twice and ordered IN 10 r,in,,d
Nearly two hopr, of tho .cs.,,r ,.c,.
nc,t consumed ~ the I,..,..io, ana 1,..,,...,
Of m inn,ront o,c.iion c,,r,,r,,,, n,
rnl,s N fI,lnr.. C,,,, ,bo ..,,o
on Rnlc, trporcI \ tr.,lu,i,, ,h., .,,
member shouli have tho tr,b, ,or,u r.,
division 81 tic o,,..,i,o ,nl,o d.,,,,I
tom or ,ho ,n,,aa,i,,;an I'm.
Improvements such n. The harbo. and r,v.
e. bill now under d,tl'c
u mono" to Ivy 'hls on the table 'ilicd.
''ho, noes - After lonc debate and
a great variety Of intermediary N IONS the
"''Ip1on wa'niop'cl. ay'. ''l u''''7l
VI llo2r. Of Illinois. moved a reconsider.
atoms, which hllct. ny,s 90 Nos %
The Commute" oi the Whole was then
l'mc. md the hnIbor aud river appfopu.
'''" "''' "N'n up ih' p'hd'hS qn'>
hon was on the nmcnincn' proposing the
appropriation Of $3.50 200 for a cana i
round the Muscle Shoals Of tennessee riv.
or Mr Payne nj Ala. made vehement
speech asains, the whole hill.
He was followed by Mr. Brinkerbon Of
Ohio. who was unicrs,ood to deCcnd i, -
The Committee then rose. and. on motion
OF VIZ Broli cad. Of Pa the House missed
y ginl rcsoluuon. cnnfrf,nc anon m, Soc.
r,nry Of S.n,c authority 10 send to the
r'rrnrh (ioyrEnnont 4, unDhor oC h,oLs 10,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

Jle I,,t S,-1o,,t;, py,,,,e,y--N ".
bav bo.r shawn ar-,,. n IN. cat ,r,..
,,o,D I,x,n,nc, Of I,,,,,,r o4I ,t,.L
states mat the MoJtid C;n,.,,o os.c,. ,I,o.
the Nin,,c,,ol,hc I,,.,.,, lad ,cc,iy,4 -
communication from. ,b, p,l,ic,l Cb,.f NJ
Gn,n,,,o, aunoyoc,,, ,h,, , L,uL. ~
lc.n do,.,,. IN n, ,.a,.r nc,, No,,,,.,
So,io .oo,,,nin,a mana, tho co,,.,,. r
Which lhr tlNSing wo,lG only could :"
dcciphrfrd
Sh;,I,cl Ian, ". ll,.lol., IL,
leo ma o,,,.t live nuc.,un e.
,o1ni,o4. ,,,,, ,,,",o, :.
~. dy,nc ot Lnn"c, &.
ann anti. ~" II r 4.
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DIED

" Ira on the I7,h Inst, Widow Zalra
Tower, aged -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

D. lil>GLtS A lew thousand
~ - wanted imn,e.ia,et o. ih,.
phisc.
Ruuspd. Feb Is. isih
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

'r".".l, 3. .Ir,e. .o, onse,, a,a GA,
'hereo' ~AN gI,sn g..
+. ". HOPKINS. Clerk
c. b. Harrington Any loIg
II l. the suhscuuen bcrng spoo,oird bv
" ne lloa lI,balr Count Tor rhe di,,fir, 81
Rutland Commissioners TO r,,eS. .i,utne
and ADJUST all ciatm. and demands Of ali pet.
sous against the estate Of
LVmnH Htohcock, i1fs n CA,iienS.n.
10 "''d d3inc'. decoascd, Represented ,n,ol
vcnl a. six months from The 2o,h day Of
January last icing allowed by said court
l"t 'l'I purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice Hat We viii attend 10 the business OF
our sad appn.nimeni, at faruena Hitch
cocks lnchruenden the FRS, day ofAprl and
July next, fnm nine O'Clock 4 ". uniil four
o'clock = on each of,aiI day.
ANS E.som} com'''
tmn'nd'n, fsb. ~, 1916 10
IL T. lne subscribers being sppo,nl,dby the
W probate cbpn foT ihe distinct of Rutla,d
COMMIT sf'oucts TO receive examine. and ad.
just all claims and demands OF all p.r.on.
against the estate Of
w 'o7' hrnt late oC WoilngGord.
10 said district deceased, represented in,o,
vent and also all claims and demands eIbib-
'ted Va Offset thereto snd Inonths frnu,
80 sS''' ""J ~ DsruHsurT isst, being sIio,w
eu ny sa'd c"uu Tor that purpose, We do
'nffrI"fe f"rsbr give r1lire Inst We win
4"'hd to the business ri our said appoint
meat ~ ne late dwelling house Of s,id do.
ceased m N''nog'"fd on the Sd Wsdns..
d1' n jane Ge'i nom nint O'clock a. m
hnliI ipu' CLOCK p m. % said dsy
% %,1." cd E.'' ;comm'"
Mnuniholly, Feb aoth 1870 IN
SlhiE or .NERMONTIDEn r.m,m
District Of Fsifbsrrn,ss ID he,.J ,1',
Al p'ohsis co1n holden st C.,,,.,',
- thin and io' 'aiH.dis,t!,ibn n. os,I d. -,
J e1ruatv & D. Iatc.
Present Warner. Jude.
H.. er F1Vrc Fuardi,n Of Ehas h R,,c.
1fu "i lee. kovcs ate Of Orwell IN ,,s
D''u~'. decreased, having fepte,eu,e5 10
.aii togr that o. WoIli be- conclusive t,. 3D..
interest ~ ,sid Minors 70 sell III ,ts
fe1. estate sct o1 o. mm IN IN. :.
ate flew Royce s~i pptticultr.v d.,r,i,.
-' '' '' l.'''e aiming Inc
1e." o. o." ''.'r, ,-a. FiAyllg .ad iogu
.o lf''' % Is "nse 81 SOL me same
It's Ordered That 'ho hearing ana jseIt,o,
100 $40 i'''l'7 10 81 a srsHOn oil 49,,
our ." 10 f"'iso a. the Pf1bus Og,.- d..
s''e''n "n me e5'h Day OF ~, arch n,,,
'o' Nos novice 'he'eo' hs gwen u a.. per.
''"' .n''fr''e 'y pIb.''uag VA o,Jsr ,5,,,
''.'' 'tF previous 20 49, i,pr Of
lrauly la 'Hr huH.01 Hs,,l. . -
Jua'e4 Ia L1'iaHt
4 'rue orfv 0fFac.,.
o. Aus',, Jlsss 4. warn. Rss..,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

STATE oF NLNN"NrtREi,r tmrm.
District Of FatrlA,rn.~ ID berrJ that
~ probate rout' ho'dru At Cs.tlr,rn with.
10 aud ft sad district ON Tin. ain d,, ~
February, 4. ID lsiG
Present, 4. Warner. Iu3se
w LIAr'haT ,"recutut OF The iaet Wi and
Testament OF la0c, Hooker lA't c pouh.
n"' IN said district, deceased, propo, nc
to render an account Of his administration
VI said estate
lu' ordered rha' .hlI accnun, bc received
and c,'m'nct iuf allowance hr'rtc the 'uurt
"n IL" tf-' "Wednesday IN hpu' .e,, at the
Ffohai" Office ~ CNstlrlun, aforesaid aud
thoi copy THIS order lie published tnfcc
weeks successfully, pfevtou. lhcr,tn .u
'he Rutland lIrta'J,a h'N>Papct printed
a. Rutland, Nhirh shall hr sufhrteu, 10.
uco 10 oil persons interested. Of the time
and place Of Examining said account;
A rue copy 81 Record. 10
hu.H.JhMlS \. WARNER. Register
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12
sJI,l4i,UOU.

Sending Agenfs to Nerico.-Thc Philadelphia
North Americans correspondent. writing on thu
OH inst. says:-"At this very hour, special
agent is on his way to Mexico with proposition
from the Presiden, to produce settlement OF these
Notwithstanding the difficulties with Mexico.
The same writer states that Mr.. Black, our Consul
at Mexico, who has been suffered 10 rem7n there
from the integrity and inotiensVen"ss OF h's char
ac,er, communicated to the Department of State.
that some Of the authorizes were drsIrous for a
cessation of the hostiIitics, the Other might be re-
conciled toan adjustment; and that the Executive
despatched an agent on the 25h Of July to Vera
Cruz. with authority to tho Conmod"re lhnt he
sfoui enter that port under the protrcIo" of a
fag of truce with the proposals These statements
are made in a letter inc pntiug the Union forums,
leading the pubic IL regard to Mexican affairs
Picdyune.