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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
MEXICAN ACCOUNT. OF THE
BATTLES or THE STH 4 9TH.

We find the following translation Of
an interesting Mexican dCcun cnt IN
the Union:
The nGndr.ir Cli,fof n, Depart
meai Of Tanaa!ipas, 10 the troops umfer
hlf command
Fellow Soldiers: The afternoon of
the 9Th Of this month our brothers of
pldlty and enthusiasm IN the Tanquc
del Ramerino, on the 9th they charg-
ed again with the same nrdor. But
fate has not crowned our efforts the
enemy passed from the fort favored
by the dense smoke of wood on fire,
which protected them from our shot {;
thus have our enemies escaped :
Soldiers another time we shall
conquer; such is the fate Of war, n de
feat to-day and glory tomorrow; that
glory which wilt BE- ours al the end OF
ths holy struggle. The god Of bat
ties is trying our valor, but he has not
abandoned rs ; we know how to con
quer and we know how to suffer.
Soldiers: the lamentations Of the
soldier for the companion which dies
ON the field Of battle ought 10 be a shot
well aimed st the enemy. Those are
abe tears which our brothers require Of
our love. Their tomb must be- raised
IN the American camp. The corpSes Of
abe Yankees ought 10 form their mnu.
soleumS.
soldiers II we have LOST some of oul
brothers the glory would be greater
there will be- fewer conqucrors II Is
not the number which gives victory;
there Were but three thousaudSpartan'
mud the powerful NGrNcS did not cross
the Thermopplg The celebrated ar
my Of the Great Napoleon persisted ~
Spain at the hands 81 deleucecss PEG
pie. but they were free aud intrepid
and were fighting for thcsI liberty.
Fellow soldiers shall we do less
hAn they did ? We are fighting lo
our liberty, our religion, our country
our cradles, ouI graves Let he VIII,
does noi wish 10 de q traitor, he wht
wishes 10 deserve the tears Of ms chll
dren, let hun take breath and sustain
his courage, he mus, not foa. he mus
not lalaI bai vha have &c u fear
The heart tells us that We snail iint
all that Is requisite. and IN our heart
we WILL oppose 10 the enemy.
Soldiers Vengeance for our broth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

Important RumOr-We nre indebted 10
the obhging clerk of the steamer MIN
rod, for the following important news
The Nimrod left ST. Josephs on Sun
day, June 7th, at 7 O'Clock p. NJ, re-
ports 200 Indians cncampci on their
way 10 Fort Leavenworth, tovoluntecr
with the L. S. Expedition to Santa Fe.
A messenger arrived at the fort on
Saturday last, from table Creek, who
states that the Mormors and Indians
were killing all the cattle and making
extensive deprodatlons on American
property IN that district.
Isl Louis RcvcllIc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

The weather and the Crops The fine
rains of the last three days have nlrea-
Iy had most propItlous influence up
on the crops IN this vicinity. The
grass crop now promises 10 average
much better than last year, particular
" ~ the later fields. English grain
Of all kinds looks well. Corn is raih-
cr backward on account OF the recent
cool nights, but 1t looks healthy, and
will bring up during the warm wealth
CT which We nrc bound 10 have in Ju-
ly and August. Potatoes look finely.
aud as yci show no symptom Of the
cholera.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

IYAal tct are This county has iron
tier !lne OF inofc than ten thousand miles -
We have q sea coast OF near 1000 mllcs.
One OF our rivcrs /, twice the SIZE OF the
Dlnube, the largest r,vef IL Europe. Tho
Ohio is 600 miles longer than the Rhine,
and the Hudson hss navigation Of 100
mile, longer than the Thames The SO.
gle state OF yirginIs Is thIrd larger than
ENGLAND Ohio contains 20 600 acres
more lhaa Scol!and-lrom Name TO Ohio
4, lsuher than from london TO Conslan1iD-
opIe, and 50 We might 60 on and Oh pages
en- ON eraIng distances, rIvers, lake. oaPe'
and bays, wRh cOmpsra,ire estimates Ct
size, power and population
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Awful { alamity at Qucbcc.

BURNING or THE THETRE ROY
Alt Bodiu -CoorSrei frov, TIC ruint
The Montreal Herald Of The lj,h ccn.
ans the foiioUiog rauiculats Surely
QIob,c !, At,d TO calarnucs
Quebec. Jun' l3.
1t has again pleased the Almighty to
nfi.cl our already chNHcned city
Las uigLt, at to- O'clock FIRE broke ont
N The Theatre ROYAL. S, LOUIS stree, TOR
mctly the Riding School) y, the close q
Viz ilafus1n's eIhbhion OF his Chemical
Dioramss From the information VT have
been attic IN CLEAN a oamphcne lamp was
ovcrsct from some cause or olhr-, and the
stage Al oo., b'cau. ,u,,loped ia flames
The house bad been d,nscly crowded
hu' some had fortunately len before the &c
clI,uL
\ rush At once was made ,owalds the
staircase Trading from the boxes, by those
who 10 TIE ''orl'nont (, tho moment, tot.
gothic 49, als'a"'s Of cstess
In lrtly short space Of time the
.tolc Of ,h. Interior " NJ building WAS
'nv,lopci in one sheet O. hnmc-the new.
~ ,rcct,d platform co,,tiog the PIT, and
communicating nj each cni with the sper
and boxes, favored the progress Of the
flames
Tho writer Of this article was one Of me
earliest on the spot and present a, the clos
lns moments OF tho h1plcss being. wbo
persisted from their over cAcrlons 10 es
cane
The staircase communicating with the
boxes was n steep ono, and we nrc Of opln.
ION it had fallen from the weight of those
who crowded upon it, a, least such was
our option q, the moment
One foot was intcrposcI between the hap
les: crowd aud eternity and On that space
we h FIVE or SIX others stood, the fctc,
flames PLAYING around US, and the dense
smoke rCpclIIng all Efforts to cNiticae A.
far back ms they could soc there was sea
Of heads. Of wri,ling bodies naI oulstrc,chct
arms Noise there t~7s D. bV: tcu
means escaped he do nd 81 the *
lrcme end in view there were faces calm
and resigned persons who from the fune
raj veil ofsmoke which gradually cnshroud
ia 'UtU, hUl'hI''i ChiUtIN 10 UIoOD INTO q
ternnl sleep By our side was one brother
striving to cN,rica'c another but abandon
menl was unavoidatlo. One poor creature
at our fee, offered his entire worldly wealtH
for his rescue; the aGonizing expression O
the faces before US can never be thIcet
from our memory.
The flames were above and around Us
but human aid was Of no avail In fv,
minutes from the time OF which we max,
mention, the mass Of human beings whc
Ind bu, shorl interval previous been If
the enjoyment ola foil nud active life. wer,
exposed TO our view mass Of caicincC
bones
Upto this hour forysx bodies have beer
recovered from the ruins mos, of then
have been recognized greater loss Of lif
than nl the two dread counlgal.on. Of las
summer
Sad walllng pervades the city Scarce
is a stree; can be tiavcrsed in which tn
closed shutter or the hanging cape do no
bctrk,n sudden bereavement Fathers
sisters, chlldrcn Of both scxcs indulge ii
the deepest Iamcnralon Woe ha, flier
upon many; for thos who Wcrc suidcnl
aud awipiy summoned into Tie presence c
their creator.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

ers glory for our children Honor for
Our country.
We Will defend thosc cherished feel.
Ings. DO not fear swear 10 YOU
that # the day te'a lqbouous onc, our
glory will Ike swce,cr but glory We
will have, and your general and com
panlon will attain 1t with your loyalty
aud valor
ANASTASIO PARRODE.
TamWco, May 10, 1916
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
EwsAoSle AHAakess SHOP

'NlE Subscriber informs his freud,
al TIE public generally that 10
uas takcn tic ,hop onr t,r -' ~
J 1mes fourts Store. st.. t''f|s. v.'t-
10 lnicu's 80 car, on the So. ...
Uess nas,ng hrsiness D.. ... ... utautl - his
..u,k Aud materials arc =. new. ard no 90.
lends HAT h.. Wofk shall tr doac in a man.
NET thhI cannot bo sufpssssi b., -l, .uop M
tie oounil, ard an, t1,rg WAutcd 90 h., Ina
,hAt 10 not on 'hu5, w be ma, 8, otIct on
the s'u.rs, NOTICE 1ruuks. Nais,.. All
&C.. .c' tags of oil quaNucs ,oJ paes,.
ALSO
Sept. Foo, on lor sac ~ the pot. quart
go ~ 'lou he Will alsp , Iran AMI oiO h,tao,.
.n tho test manner, aud at tic lowest pt,os
Purchasers cannot ht, to slu tbrmsrl Ives -,
10 las ,bc ycst l.'a1,,.tA pst Idntd
iss.t', and ever, ,Au,iy ul Ujmu.resw h,ch
Tho New l".k market aGo,Js P,oA.o ~
cal, before pufohlsms c,,owhcro.
IRA / BLISS.
Rutland go,h MAY, $40 eItf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
Later from Mexico.

bGT faHf ~ tHft<d(d hGrCA r. Mat
d~oraf net male gali,y- Gsa B,aro
oYpo.If,d Pr,iideAf Of Memo al inie
'in-hc,nng ofAs N,uosa Co1greti
From, q, y y Sun
BY Electric Telegraph we have re-
ccivcd the following important n,elli-
rcncc from our CORES pondent at Balti-
more.
Dates from Vera Cruz. TO June lsi
have hcn received at Charleston by
the way Of Havana.
The Foreign Consuls resident at
Vera Cruz had protested against the
blockade Of that port
The Mexican Congress met on the
27th ult Tx President Busmmenlc
had been elected President.
II IS SAID that Paradcs will march 10
Mntainotas at the head Of strong ar
4 my tho largest portion composed Of
thc body OF troops called the reserve.
The time for his departure with tins
army IS already fixed, but has not been
made public. Gen Bravo will occupy
the Presidential chair ad interim.
Everything III Mexico is IN the
worst possible condition. The sus-
pension Of payment Of supplies to The
Government still continued.
The Mexican government had call.
ell a meeting for the purpose Of adopt-
ing means TO raise money, which was
believed conId hardly be obtained. -
( The clergy are unable t. pay tue IA
+. mount of $4,000 monthly, already
demanded Of them by the government,
and the actual condition Of the several
states IS such as not to expect from
them my assistance.
Most of the American Squadron are
at Jolavard. The ST. Mary's. Falmouth,
and small brig are cruizing before
Tampico.
LATER FROM THE SOUTH.
We have received New Orleans pa
pcrs TO the 10th inst, from which we
copy the following:
Gen. TayIors son had left New Or
leans for Mntomoras, with his fathers
brcvct commission of Major General.
The lady of Capt Page who was so
severed y wounded at the battle of Pa
10 Alto, arrived at New Orleans on the
9th Oh her way to Point Isabel to meet
her husband.
A letter from Pensacola published in
the Delta, says, II is reported that TIE
condition OF our squadron, IN relation
10 that Of the English fleet, which has
been increased is very prccarious.
1t was rumorod in New Orleans that
rs soon as theEngliSh squadron on the
coast heard Of the declaration Of war
against Mexico, 1t would be a signal
for them 10 take possession Of the
whole Mexican coast. Com. Sloat's
squadron is somewhat diminished by
the return Of old lronsidcS to the Uni
ted States still lie will no doubt, when
JolDcd by Capt. Stockton, give good
account of himself.
The Hon Henry Middleton who fol
many years represented Us at the court
at II. Pctcrshurgh died at Charleston
on Sunday last.
Mr. Walker, Secretary Of the Trca
sury, has issued orders granting clear
auceS to MarWmoraS, thus throwing O.
pen northern Mexico to American man
uiaCturcs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
MEXICAN FORCE IN THE &C
TlONS OF THE EIGHTH AMI
NINTH OF MAY

The official reports OF Gen Ar.s'a IN
Ter da'c Of Notsmofus, May Ii 1916 pub
hshcd "a the government Mato Of My Is
ut, the city Of Mexico shows clearly 50 Tar
az they can b, relied upon tia, lhrMcIcah
force amounted TO very nearly. ifnoi quite,
o 600 men llys
The file Of documents contained m 40
! NlIi make known t. yoyrENcciirury ouf
number OF hi 81 and wounded. and - .hr
ilsporsed Who have not yc, presented them
selves. and that the crops ofthe army are
reunited lormnga total OF ( luO men. IN
ending the prisoners received 10 exchange
and exclusive OF the humctous reinforce.
ments, whose reports have no, vet come in
At the moment when IhIs express is DIS.
patched
lCTIoN or THE SIN
kiIIYp- Officers 4 nou-commlsson,ddo
aud pftvatcs, %
WOUNDED OF 'ers II, non commission.
ed DO and prIvates, ll6
DfsprR-rD- Noucon mlss,oncd officers and
prlvatcs 26
$40
AcTIoN or THE QrH
kILLEn-OlIiccfs =, non COMM ssioncd do
nni ptivalcs, l5i
Officers 6, non commissioned
do and priva,cs, 2O5
DsrERsEo-Oiiiccrs 8 non commissioned
do and ptiyatcs, l56
-jl5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

STATE OF NEkMONI,i II T. 10 rrmcm-
District Of Rutland IS. - bo,ol that
at a special probate court held at Rutland
within and Tor said dIslrIoton the IJ'h day Of
June, lelG.
Present VIM n #. JodQc
Benjamin Colviu, administrator d.! the Is.
tate Of Samuel OrmsHoe, late Of Clrcndon,
IN sad district, deceased, Inlc-'ue, propoS-
ing 10 render "A account OF his aomluis-
tTalon Of SAID estate,
It's ordered that sail accom-, bo referred
for examination and allowance 30 the flst
Monday, beng the 9Th day OF l4|y uex,.
and that copy OF tnls order he published
three weeks succcssiye,y, prcvIuu> Hereto.
IN the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
1t ROLAND, rlial al. Persons INTERESTED may
Ippear and otjec, to the same j.. they sec
cause. 4 true cory Of record,
% HENRY HALL Register.
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\il,l,IlI,

4 J.L PERSONS indebted ON book OF note,
~ To- Tho cst1to of Joel llcaman. arc 10
queS,rd to make paymen, by the iulh Of A.
Cu,, meat a, al, dcm,ujs uui adjusted, Anet
lt'i tair VAL he Ion with an attorney lrt
collections LYDIA BENNAN. 1 Adalns.
J. u BEAMAN. I utatns
West rou,inrv, MAY ~, lsi5 ~
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NllI,ltl,.

A IT.. persons indebted on book ot roia. l.,
I : the firm Of BcamNu & Son. mo request
O. to make p'yncnt T., tho ION OF August
next, ~ all demands not ad us,od after that
Jotc will DO IN tho hands OF an attorney tor
collection J u. BEANAN,
Surviving partner of } HcamN0 . Son
West Fpui,tc,. Nav -. IoiG -
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1uOMASE KING
In presence ofC VI Bercr,
and \ = ALLfS.
Dainty, lunc 0, lbIG. IS

STATE or NERMONr,i DUlircmcm-
District OF Fa.rhavau, $, ! ID bcrcd that
at a probate court holden at C,st.eion in aud
for said disiucl on the 81 day June,
1916. Present WaIuer judge.
An instrument IN Writing pJpoOtng TO DC
the last will and testament OF Samuel Par
sons, late oi llubbardtun IN said district dc.
ceased, bring presented to said court by "A
ron 5. PIrson the executor lhcroIl named
for Probate.
Ii is ordered that notice thereof be civru
TO all persons concerned, 10 appear Al as.
sion Of said court TO be ho,ieu Al the Pro.
bate Office ia Castclon, un The first We'd
nesdny /, being the first day OF IuIy, next
TO con,es, the Probate Of said wll' It they
see cause, by publishing 4 copy OF TN, order
three weeks sucCessNoly IN the Rutland
Herald a ncwp'psr printed al Rutland, pre-
vious 90 the time Of hearing.
A true copy OF rerGrd. 70
Auc,, JAMES \, WARMER, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

Gen. Vega remained at New Orleans
on the lllh. The statement that he
was on his way to Washington had
no iouudallr4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

CgIAp PosTAoE --Aier a discussion
Of the pre.ep. Pc ofbee law. the disposition
Of Congress IL ia iaver Of cheap postage,
and il is probable DO change MI be nsde
al praept
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

I,EAS.

v HHSON lIyson, and Tyson skin re1s
Il also from i,' .atesi impouAtions a lev
chests Iw'rk1f. ,s, Dre 81 the fines, ,ttor..
Sst aud bee, favored 'c1s ever Imported .us
sale az the fAuners Exchange.
Waung lurd, J4uc l. .,
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N(l1llI,

The Sclcrtmen of the town Of Ru,llrd
purpose to build ,aluco bridge across East
Creek. near l!cury ". LOSERS and wish 10
make contract lur the materials Tor the
oudge and also bu.dioC one sJutmcn, a.,
soon a. may be. Baicains TO be made with
t1pt Dacmln
! MouLTllROr) ss.u
BE j. CAINON,
a. DIkEMAN, \ '''''
June l9. iei6. Is
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OROCE RII.S

rEllE subscriber continues TO do small
n business on a fair D. -lo a. his old stand
one door north Of ,He south church, where he
u'icts tu his friend. good iri,le Of teas. ~.
CARS, mr't-scs, I'D, srFIN, tobacco, .lagcr.
pcpFCr space, oasga,CIUNts, nuimcgs. starch,
saIeratua, NUS, rai-lns. cIllon, cuftIuts. &C..
Also. PURE LIQl ORS, purchased Of q
French importer, and Designed eIclu sivel
for the sIrA; Chemists and Mechanics can
also he accommodated with 40 arlltlc Of all
cuhol which wall both cot aLI Lutn, aIsn
wines, DC Please call whfn the IKE r.,
needed. \ q. HOWARD
Rutland, June 10 q
STATE ivERMONT,tJDEu rrmcm-
Di-,urt e'Fstrharen. - - letcl ,Lsi
a. Probate CGuu holden al Casucl4n IN
and for sald dl,iiICl on lbe 5.h dty OF
May, 1916.
Present 4 Warner Jodee
Whsroas b y. L,ncjyn, administration
within uas safe Of NE e,tas Of h.be,r
laus Jon, laic 81 NAuslait, "a lbo state %.
lumois. has made application 10 slid couf
90 wuung representing that TIE clam, g. ..
lowed bg iha comu.i.l,oIerg against s,,t g..
ia'" ani Tue charges OF Administration
mouus 10 a5out $40 90 luai tlo pef,.r..
pTop"ry amounts to S237 50 The rcs. g..
l4'a consists 81 ClspLled clam On D..
i4fu ADD factory l7 PoullneY btu.,
aud "ood ."l 10 tasi.stqn Appraised al 81.
90 anG prs'laR sal4 Dpun To grant htu o.
cense a. SCI al Of tie real and pcis... -.
tate Of sad deceased a. prI'ate sac OF pub
lc sulau.
Therefore, to-, Ordered 'hst said spplcs
lion hs reirtfet Tor hearing ard der. ln =
Tie ErsiMCIurgt-y btlnr tLF 1t day If Jul.
neat, .ad that cops Of has order be pobItsh
ed Ihis4 weeks sUccessigs.y, pres tres here
~, N tire Hu!and Herald, Newspaper pin
Ted ~ kgthna. hat al persons mar appeal
sEd give bonds lof lhe payment O. tae ds It's
and expenses OF oihsIs 80 0bJscl " 80 sams
u the SO cause.
A true copy u record, "a
Aress !IsT' A WIhErI Rsg,sr
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tON0NX

a PLNNl SAVED Is two PENCE
EARNED
Co7H'"g anil Drcs"g Soti,a C'oA0
VNHE subscriber would inform the public
L that he has purchased the recipe tor
cleansing all kinds OF wooden and s,k gar.
nentR and removing all spots Of gto1so,
paint on tar, and restoring the ouEiGa, TIM
lancy oithe color of those lnat are stained
or iAded, and he would ,ay 10 those wGu
MAJ have occasion to employ hfu hat their
work vii. be executed 10 iLfIr Satisfaction
OF 10 pay VIII be required
20 JOHN l. KNIGHT.
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Horse EsaiicN--E,rsslCrs take
N0ticc

4 FEW e lIaine, Splra! Srrlng Wre
"a Teeth Horse Rlkns with the la,es, i'm
proyemenl, being decidedly tho best rake ey-
er used in Vermont, ioi sac At
a liOWAKDS,
Rutland, Jrne 1850 -
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Ii N'l'SI

II \ =
nNE Case fine silk hats, one do. do An
~ COLA hats one do. do rear hats aud ~
dozen fine and common palm leaf hats At the
Farmers Exchange Also IS pairs French
hid Sips, 80 do. light busklus, 80 do black
bu>kins, 50 DO walking SHOES, - do. gators.
100 do. misses and thildtcn's Sip, and bus-
ANS from G.. a. tirwcll q Co at the Far
mcr's Exchange.
ALSO.
4 choice To-, 81 family grooeslcs, ctockery &
glass ware, also a small Ia, of hardware and
cutlery all otwhlch are offered at small 81
vance for cash or icIdy pay by
u II SABIh & co
Walhnp ford. Junc |. -
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o l-s Octave y York Grand
Action Piano fOrsrs,

I'M T. subscriber would respectfully in
L form the public that lac has just received
and ., be constantly receiving during nav
Icaliun, a'suppy Of the celebrated French
Grand Action Piano fores from the ci'3 OF
New York These instruments have al The
latest improvements containing @ l-2 octlyes
being greater compass Of kew ivan any
instrument heretofore offered ..e pubIc,
IN elegant rosewood and n .9any cases,
the above INSTRUMENTS have been selected by
the subscriber from a number OF others and
are made by the first makers IN New York
Persons m want Of good Piano Forte car
obtain one on a. Reasonable Terms as IN the
CITY OF NewYork, thereby saving the rsk and
expense Of lranspoftatoR. The above in
strumenis are warra nied Tor one year. Tetms
Of payment, cash or approved paper.
VIZ Pr.st,
Profe ssor Of Music.
y Is subscribe may be seen every day
except Wednesday and SAturnaJ at Castle
ton seminary
June 1910 90
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NOTIlE

NOTICE.
TINS may osrliy that have his day
l. gwen my son. Jose 1h DAVE, hts tms
dunng the rensinder Of h,s minoiiiy. aud
shall claim RoBs at - earnings nor pay snJ
debI, VI his oanlfaeing after tins date.
LOkEN DAVIS
G.l.sAdoE, Marco ! ,sie -
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NOLBURNS AHlrHNETIC-Juu re.
" cclyed and for sale bY SroppLEp.

EOLBURNS AHlrHMETIC-Juu re.
~ cclyed and tor sale by SroppLEp.
VA l. the subscribers heing appointed nv
w the Probate count fer the district "i
Flirhivcn commissioners torecelve,eh1mine,
sod adjust all claims AMI demands of all per
seas against the estate Of
NATHANIEL SniiA iale AZ CGIt!ef"a,
IN said district deceafed. represented IGso'-
vent, and slI months from Inc ls' csY Of
APul, last, Le,ag allowed b SAID coOn
for that purpose, We DO iheTei lore hereby give
noaoe tual wewi., auend 60 lhe business Of
out SAD appointment >, c N. WiL-ra's Of
tee "a F,lfhayen on the hrsI day OF Jgly,
neTi, from one o'clock unu Eve o CLOG. p
"a. 90 sad day
W. c. kTHrpor, ! Comm,
STIsHsS Fad
FaiThAVen, MAY "a Is46 90
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CilAMPLtlN AND CUNNECIlCyI
KiN YER RAIL ROAD.

INNWAHI TIIITC-
An asses ..on, of Five Dollars on a share
has been ordered 10, tue Directors at thc
Ciamplsiu a Conneeutut River Ratroad
tompnnN payable on The lc.a DIV e.. A..
gust beNt Payments m,v ae made At tho
Bans nt Burlington, At ,hr Bank OF Nct.
rennes, atthc Bank OF MIdd c1ury, at the
BANK II R-tlaui, A. the BELOW, Fail BANK.
at lie Ctcsh'tc B,uL kccuc, y n, ut o.,
tic Ofhoe OF Samur iicrsA.w d Son, MGR.
chants E1ohauge. Boston
I. fOLLErT, President
Burlington, June .. lsiB. IS sw
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r ..5 my cen.'y lbsi I hsye Ibis dsy
gwen nv ,on Justin Pssehsl his Inns %.
'"9 NE remainder ol hs minouiy and shall
" npns Of h' e'fninss nor pay Auy dsOls
OF bn contracting alisf his dale
JUSTIN PAsCHAL
C.riqtoo. Mach =, $50 W.
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NOTICE

THIS usy cer'iig that h,Ve ri. day R,.
IN ny go1 Derwia Ballard hi. Tim. DOR.
Jog ihs remainder n b.. mlaoniy. and ,h.il
oisim none OF hls 0agts. nor pay any dslt.
u his contracting s6sT thls d.,e
DANIEL BALLARD.
D.ItY March Q. Is4o ~.
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LISTERS NOTICE.

The c,u4,.-. and those liable 10 p,v '1yc,
10 the town OF Ru,iarI, are notified III ,uu
listers Nl,l attend to the heatuC OF ,,Irc.
uons to 1ssrssmrnts GA the G,h day Of ir-
", at the toUu llousa NuD.u.Uon, must
o." made hc,wccr 'ro.l .. , I'D o..
&c. %. IN They "it ,,..,r H..I e,ts tot
Transferring real estate
II. W; Lr'Tsn
l. nrmnNos Listers,
81 DAvIDNoRGAs, Jr
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Mr. Walker, Secretary Of the Trca-
sury, has issued orders granting clear
auceS to MaluuoraS, thus throwing o.
pen northern Mexico to American man
utaCturcs.