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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
Rl,NlON Al.

4 KNIGHT wuuid inform his lueuds,
- customers and the public EopcrsI.y,lh
he les removed from his old siund into the
new bui.ding doors hoHh OF tia court
house. VI siaus. whore BE has a suitable
shop ar3 which contains al, the necessary
implements. for meklnR mems aud boys
Wearing apparel With dispatch ia the most
fashionable sWle, and in manner ol dun-
hihy speaking supcfla'vey) which can.
not lie surpassed and which cannot lall but
.. give satisfaction, to he most skop ucai and
asiiIluus.
Tunes" He has Iusi received direct from
the city Of New Yo,k the Spung Il sum
mer fashions. and ~ now ready aud prepar-
ed to meet the calls Of his numerous fucnds
and customers Grateful for past idvors.a and
having long oco adopted frankln's principle
keep your shop aud your shop viii keep
you," he would mnsl respectfully 80.
hcit a Continuation Of the same.
Cut ng for others to make, and warranted
to ft-proyided, the aforesaid Others make
hen properly. Al, Kinds OF produce taken
ia payment.
Remember 3 doors north Of tho Cour,
flouse--up stalis Enhance moth side Of
ID. p Bells Store
T. X earnestly reiieraies the demand
that those having unsettled accounts with
him of three years standing, and o"e HIM,
(as this lenils IS sufil rent Tor the most s'acA
and law'ess' must NAH immediate Scule-
meui ut lie ~lli ie under thc rrocSsliv 81
tesoung To the remedy ~ wisely provided
tor such cases, by our able Legislators
81
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TIhNn tND HNNo'I
NAL C-kSI.

Afs6e - - ~ . -
V,ilE ptrprc,ots ol ihis hoe OF stages
would inform tho public that they are
roaming a Stage from Rutland, Vt TO nan
nerN H esving Rutland Tuesdays huts'
tav.snd Sauita1s each week, al e
cL.es q. m passing ,htorgh Mendon Nhet'
butne, Budpwatrt, Woodstock, lA's'i'Ie'
Qnecha Village iiauiod, and there in'tt'
s.ciing with Sage for Lebanon same eve
Mug. ilenc. To Norwich and lianoser' NH
wing there at O'Clock m and rum hR
m connection wtth stages Vat leave me sal me
evening tor llNcihll, y IL, passing lhto'
LYME. Oflutd. ricinnni, Faltltc, and bad
ford. sl,o stage which 'esros every morn
tor = o'Siot (, a m, Tor 'oh'"Ia' ~ H.
pa.slng thfuug Lebanon, Ehhcld, SPunR
field, NGunnu, Auio,cf, aud salisbury TO
To- turcutd, also vi, stage passing through
New Iondun, : nlou, Warren, iiopkin'"n.
Unsc,~tntn Concord. arriving il season Tor
80 Gus for Ma .'tc,'er, Nashua, L""elI
Boston, same ',curg. People iraNeln.
i.a, will SIND ca'uNe uir more oon"o-
d,ous, .as,er I'D ctearcr, Man any oIhrr IN
'ac country. ~ here 10 romreu'l"n rom
Wasd.,n,A l.. .,n,.rd and Nashua. Ais
Asts-clravesN o,d,tn, h. eNety day iurN :
.ot. Carsno.,. TO Concord, ftanci,town q
.o1vrs Woud-lofk every Monday, Nednes-
DIR snd Fri '.v. a. 5 clock, IN for Bare.
ard R-,hcl .Wca Il nd ,lph, Braln,re Brook
l-'f %...f -. 80 N"o'relicr Al,n stay
en,ts i.su..t t.. ia, pass'nl through
Ncro b. 1.c,al, WeH I tIee. a'a Nei.
snc'
Re,Jtnir. from lIonovcrt 20 Rutland, leaves
H.r.Nrf C,r,y Monday "Wednesday and
FRIDAY at o'c'o' a. a IN, arriving at Rui.
ia.d ST. o'r!pck p m Also 4 stage leaves
Euilarj inmc ilarely Tor Troy and Albany,
strlSrg al Iiry at one o'clock, p m. next
l,v. b',oa stage from Rutland to Whitehall
aud Sara'og, arriving IN Whitehall neA,
morning 10 season ioi the packet boates and
Tot # G STEAMBOATS, on the lake. Also stage
caves Rutland every Tuesday, Thursdad
saturday for Manchester, Bennington and
Troy. arriving At Troy same day. Also
Sage leaves Rutland every mornlnP( SUNDAY
-tcen,e - Tor plus'ord, Brandon, Mlddiebury
sod Burlington A conveyance j. in read.
rcs' al an times Tor passengers fvmRu,land
t. Clarendon Spu0gs
Pcog.c procuring tickets m Albany orTr"y
stur stage office. VIII insure a seat IN the
.to,- pnc Il stages from Rutland to Wood.
.to- l..rvet lla,erhln, OF any Of tie a.
aove n,. rl,ces.
j. anl,hed with cavcill snd
scC.. re otNors. and good Teams i
CoaD., LIttas lufnl,htd on short no
trr
LIV 7accag, al III, r'd orhe Orcaer
n 'icHARDSON,Jrl PraDu,tors
X BARKER from RuIad
=. STRONG, 10 Narorcr
N..oN IS, lstG IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

OIL HhAIlD I.Nfv.,
,u, o' 81, jouN lu,l
81 JDH\ LONG.r't
eNtsnl. sprucAiinr'ors.,
Tor the hrs, time ibtotp,,. r.
States,
The great fame onhi, mco.r
iciur has preceded i',ssv..t..
following extract take. u.rr.U
telIgcnccr Vol. . ogc 10.
untucrd to show the r..... % '"
nation m wilch So lon.,
held, rui orlNby Tive pcan,s ,,
large, but also b, lht Med,c,l '-
"Dr NaCtetgh, called its,'.
Medic al So,,ty To the ror,o.
l,nimcnl curIovcd by tic a.
John Long, Whrh at crc Inn.
snn,l controversy vuht.,.r...
virtues. II WAS known 'o u..,, ..
bets, That At lie death a. tai.,.
ttui of the composition wss.....
,iou> sum Co. no GOO ..uu,.
cnipl"vcd thc Ilmmcuj t,t -.
during the last wear, ans u.-
CONSEQUENT ou - oyp.,au
founding The uh,a.urn1 IL.
tie use OF II are such a,N.s,.
holder. and are often drtm,. .
those whu empluV thr rrme.,
cal by many ol tho profess.
/ The appearance OF .,,..
redress on ore pat of l.,>.r...
whru uull,uuiy runNcI-l...
,poi brinY ALWAYS hual. .u...
hood. and over the pat,e.......
ncot.d
O IN ia, crntiop,,,,,..,...
.oo ,i,,a H.. ,,,,.I.s a
r..a1 ,,' ''' ~, 80 na'', ,.. I'D
n.L'.L., 40
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

l. the subscriber, being appointed by
" the Hon Probate Couu Tor Inc district OF
tsnhaven Commissioners to receive examine
add adjust all claims and demands Of ali per
sons against the estate Of JoHS MAsoN, late
OF Caslleion, In said distinct, deceased, repre-
,enied insnlveni, and ak months tom the
99ih day ni Augusl insl., hong allow ed by
SHd court Tor that putpose, ~e do therefore
hereby give nouce that We will attend tu the
business OF our said appointment, at lie
ste r~sldence NJ said decreased, In Cns,lrtun
on the last MondsJ 81 September. and fir.l
Monday IN DecemNo neI', from nine o'clock
A VI unnl sir O'Clock r. NJ, IN ,sid DAYS
Da'ed al Caslletpn, Angus, 81, 1910.
sANott CntiyrR, lro..,.
80 AIAEIsB GRhwoLD, { ION -.
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for Consumption,

And the best remedy known to man tod
is'hma of cvcry s'1cr, Liver Corn u0iN,
Btouchtls, mllucullfousUsCo Bleed
ing OF the Lungs, Shor,ncss Of Breath,
pains and weakness Ia the side, breast &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
STATE OF vERNoNTl PFr,emem

STATE OF VERMONTl pFrremem.
D.,uir, ofFairhaven, - - lcrei tn,
a probate couu held at Ca.ileior within
srd lor s-jj district, % a.. go Gay Ct seg,.
4 d. isi6
Present, 4 Watrer. JUDGE
Whereas, Minerva l. Ma,l7ry. a. minIslra.
triI Of he estate Of Caroius 4 Nalsrv. late
Of pog'tnev, in sa,d distinct. deceased. las
made application to said couu, for license 10
sell ~ much Of The real estate Of SAID Ge.
ceased. a. will rntse the sum Of $3.50 a.
Tor the purpose OF paying the debts against
sad estate ard ne charges OF administration
and ssttnr forth such facts therein, as tend
10 show The necessary Of SAID SAFE
II ~ therefore ordered that SAID netItion
stand ioT bean0R and decision, NJ session
OF AAi1 count Ia he holden &, Cssl.eion. a.
iofcSsld. on Ihs first Mednt sday /, being The
IN oAV Of October, neIi. ADD that notice
hereof De gwen 10 all persons imeres'eJ. hy
puoh'A'ion Of a cop, 81 ihis order weeks
successlvel' IN The Rutland Head a new.
paper prInisd ., Ruusnd A lue copv rec.
otd y A. WARNER. Resl,,er
EAP AMI LETTER PAPER. eGtl
~ P.aln and ~ ed. iuSt reed from Y. \
'ny ". L. & STODDARD
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T " ''''f' T - Y W
PULMONARY ORGANS,

very imPonnui disease over which Tins
Bllsam txerls a powerful Influence, IS that
Of DISEASED LIN Err
In this complaint II has undoubtedly proved
more eiicacous than any remedy hilbert"
employed, and IN numerous Instances when
pallehts had endured long and severe suffer.
ing from the disease, without receiving lhr
least benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been res0r'rd to IA vain, the
use Of this Bd sam has restored ihe LIVER &C.
a healthy aCnon, and in many instances cl
leried ORNAMENT CURES. AFTER ever,
knewn remedy had failed 20 pro1uoe 'he DC
,lfeI cfINlI
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For SAL,

NNF f,u,,e.t or us's. 81, .',L' co
- o,,,,,f n " HINNliI
Rutlsnd Argu,l 90 $50. -
\NWTtiNoREs 900, s aI.a ! ~, :. =,
w sLls St,up. ssufr s"d cue "a "n'
d, kt nsubcs ard I've ' ."'i ''"'' ''
" y {. S1vrn,Hn
u..r4 Ill, 90 i-iC 81
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100 BBLS. MESS PORK
office.

THIS may cerry that have this day Civ
en- my son. MaCcus G. Newton, h,s umc
during the remainder OF his minority, and
shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any
eots Of his contracting after this daie.
ALEXANDER NEw1oN.
Clarel In, Iu'y %, 1876 b.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

" HAYNES couuuos' 20 insure IN ,sid
Company a. less rsie' 'hsn .r,toiore-le.,
lhsn snI otiser rosnp'n' m Ne~ Erghnd
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OPINION n a regular PIYuc'qn,

Exeter, Me, ~epi. 80, 1919.
This ccrlihes that | have recommended
lac use OF Wstat's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for diseases ot the Lungs. Tor two wears past.
and many bottles 10 MY knnwledge have been
used 10y nay paucuis, all with beneficial re
suits In two cases where it Wa thought
confirmed consumption had taken ace, the
Wild Cherry effected a cure.
T. BoypVN. Physician at Exeter Corner.
no QuACkEkl 80 DECEPrlONl'
All Published statements 90 cures perform
% hy this medicine are 20 every respect t'uc.
B,Wdrf Of CotHtcrfciS and Imu4'io.s.-
Ile unuarfIle'r" and a,'pri-l'n1 tE',lrv az
.- .H.-1. pI. t..'r 900 sll
'i'eases Tor whl,u 1t J., recpmmrn ea. cur
mg many cases after the skrl Of lAc h,sl
physicians was uuaystlnP, has effected q
large and Increasing demand Tor %. IhIs
tact has caused several unprincp,cd counter
letters and lmltslnrs TO palm on spurious mix
lures, OF similar name and appearance, loJ
The genuine Balslm
BE careful and oct Me genuine DR WIS
rAR's B,isAN 90 WIN CurRRY None yen.
uins un'e, signed 10y | BUTTS Address
all orders to SETH W. fOWLE, boston
Mas. Tor sale by Luther Daniel. Rutland
Jones 4 Dnw, Cuuugvlhe- Poiats
CasIietnn W Moulloa & Co.. West Poult
ney \ Bliss { Co., Pophney y Beais
Wells Nhedon & Swallow, pawlet; \
Smlih, DANNY corners 7. IVAN a 60
Dandy Henry moods, Pntlord Warren q
Bias, Brandon, and also Tor bale b,
druggists and agents throughout New Fog
i'oo' 97ly
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Making four sni three .four,hs per cent
i1T the wear end g August |, 1876. said PEI
ctutSEe 10 Oe an tie original amount Of pre-.
n. Im note, without reference TO any endorse.
neul fut former sssess ..enis, and 10 he pa,d
20 lhe TREASURE al his on In Monprlirr
% OF before The ian day OF October "a
being The day OF the a0nual mteting Of ssi.
Company
AZ usual, i.G Of prisons Insured H. II,
several MS, with the amount OF assess.
menis dive from esch, respecnvely, will be
forwarded early Septeu her, To the Repre-.
Nntatvea elect 10 the Legislature, ~ whom
none, csu Le sen, The meeting Of the
Leeis'Eture furnishes 10 all cteap and con
Ntnieht Wv by whIrh money can he tram
uiuet Sad a 10 eNpecled that each member
Of The Company irom whom sss..smeu,s sre
q e. eel '~rfu+e ihe orgot'rnity t4us ole.
.et 1Nr Assn MEATS ART DE
y OCTOBER. snd "a oteer .u m,e, The
usUut,es OF he Compsn' must te paid IN
promrdI. The pucc'oiN ere resolved to
en'o,ce the collection Of al s.ss.,mcuts re
ne Gihg unpaid, immediately after lhe al.
loupnerl ri the lrgnisture and II i, hoped
mat membep Of tho Csmpany will ssvs
themselves both uoubis s0d ca gense Nv ,end.
Itg on money 10 meet their sSsessmsnis. b,
'hst Representatives
There have beeo allowed Tie psd YEA
s'VeRiN nine losses, Shtc4i with the elpeu1t
OF sr''ltHs and lntetes, pad Amount 10 $50
92e p Tie ssItssmenis fot his wear. l.,
and - pet esn,l rn.es sSo2I. u.
j 7. RSTON Treasurer
Ina once, AUnlrshtt, Aug IL lgIS
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a NEW SUPPLY oF COLOGNE. 40,
N =, ~ ". l. 4 sTODDARD
Also q HpsTisV AFlels Of Shawn,
Csta q
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FIRE FlREn

Tlf neu,bef, OF the Vermont Mutual Fire
l Insurance Company are hereby notified
usi tue following assessments have been
made ty the Directors on all notes Ia force
on the days following. to vii.
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PRACTICAL FORMS
CHEAP ellios just received trJ 1r
''N ~ STrrptrr
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Wer poul,rey, jhy 25i, Isi6 81
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~ 7 ~ w FVaauTrI-
Ina ofLes. Montpelier, Aug ~. lsls
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month.
LATEST FROM TEXAS.
COMMUNICATED TO THE NEW ORLEANS DELTA.
On board The Steamship Galpssfon,

COMMUNICATED ORLEANS DELTA.
On board the Steamship Colpssfon
Nep Orleans Feb. i7fE--l0 p. NJ
GEsTLKNEs arrived in your city this night per
ship Galveston, in thirty four hours from Galveston city, and
hasten to lay before you such items Of able
collect before leaving From Houston there was no news of
Importance except that Major Cooke, Collector had
ceved instructions from his Government to cease the coIec
ton of du,es after the 18th also Posmaaerto be
governed by any instructions from the authorities Of the Uni
ted States
On Monday, the l6tb the day that the State Govern
ment superseded Republican Constitution had the
pleasure Of seeing for the FIRST time the sarpanged Banner
waving trumphany the Lonesar Flag whose sun had
set the day previous to rise again. II WINS cheering
and beautiful sight to behold this happy change witness
the ensign of American freedom floating whole land
the Rio Gande and the eagle pumng himself for further
flight towards the Pacific but the time could not
but have melancholy reflections my mind when
took retrospective view Of pastlscenes and like
thousands Of others Of the early settlers Of Texas was wild
and enthusiastic wishing rather be separated detached
from any other Government relying fully abilities
for selgovenent consequently, under these circumstances
could not but have momentary feeling Of and
greet to fond hopes thus disappear forever The Unit
ed States flag hosted the fremont the signal Of
great rejoicing and have doubt the day celebrated
IN becoming manner.
Among the passengers in the Galveston Capt Elliot
who had taken formal leave Of the Texan Government
Galveston in highly iourishng conditonnew enter
prses going forward every day The subject Of education
IS awakening lively interest among citizens and through
out our State.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

In the New Orleans papers we find intelligence
from Vera Cruz to the ID instant, and from the city
of Mexico to the 30th ultmo, received by a late
arrival from Havana.
These accounts add but little to our previous in
formation. The country was tranquil, and the
Government active in organizing the various branches
of the administration. All the departments Of the
Republic, except Yucatan, had submitted to the new
order of things, and Gen. PAREDEs, the provisional
President, was gaining in favor with the masses.
An order for the convention Of Congress had just
been issued, which gave much satisfaction to the
people.
The Government has permitted the importation
Of foreign cotton, on condition that persons desiring
TO import it shall previously apply 70 the Minister
OF Finances for license, at The same time notifying
him Of the quantity they wish TO import, and pay
ing duty thereon. in advance of,tsn dollars per
quintsi. The decree requjres that lamentations of
this article be mzde only through he P5ft Of Vera
Cruz
Mr.. SLIDELL and Mr.. PARRorr were still at ia
apa on the 3lst ultimo, awaiting instructions from
our Government. In communication addressed
by Senior PIMA PENA, the former Minister of
Foreign Relations to the Mexican Council he states
las we learn from the New Orleans Tropic) that
the response of the Mexican Government to the
proposition of that of the United States was TO re-
ceive commissioner TO adjust the Texas question,
but not in the character in which Mr.. SLIDELL pre-
scented himself After explaining al length the rea-
sons which had induced an acceptance Of the pro-
position Of our Government as a means of avoiding
war, and stating that Mr.. s. was not sufficiently
empowered to act, inasmuch as in his credentials
it did not appear that his nomination had been ap-
proved by the Senate, he concludes by saying
that the Mexican Government did not feel itself
obliged TO admit Mr.. S. commissioner from that
Of the United States, but that it woud-do it as soon
as the requisites essential to the credentials should
be furnished OF course, the complexion Of affairs
has been changed by the overthrow Of Herrera's
administration.
The Mexican papers exhibit suspicion and alarm
as TO the augmentation and movements of our naval
force on their Pacific coast.
letter dated at Havana on the 10Th instant says
that SANTA ANNA is now openly preparing to return
to Mexico, though he does not intend TO go this
month
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IL Is not with the slightest intention of imputing
blame to Mr.. Secretary BUCHANAN (who was evil
IDENTIFY himself mised) that we transfer to our CO.
lumns the following article. BUTT is necessary,
and indeed important, to just view Of the Boun-
dary controversy, that the fact therein stated should
be made as widely known as the diplomatic cores
pondence on the subject has been:
FROM THE sosToS COULTER.
ONE OF Mr.. BUcHANAN's ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR
OF THE WHOLE OF OREGoN.--Mr. Buchanan, in
his communication Of August Goth, ls45, claiming
the whole of Oregon as far as $40 4V, says:
Even British geographcrs have not doubted title to
the territory in dispute There large and splendid globe
in the Department Of State recently received from Lon
DOM and published by Maby Company manufacturers and
publishers the Society for the Diffusion Of Useful Know
ledge, which assigns this territory the United STATES
The following extract from private letter to
gentleman of Boston, from one of the managers of
the English Society for the Diffusion Of Useful
knowledge, received by the last packet, will show
what degree OF weight is to be attached to this ar
gument of Mr.. Buchanan
81 called on Mr. Malby, who made the globe which il
cited by Mr. Buchanan authority II is not one of the
globes of the Useful knowledge Society is large globe
which was ordered by Mr. Everett and Mr. Malby tells me
na hough Mr. Everett, who ordered 1t for the Department
of State at Washington, did tell him insert the boun-
dairy which appears it, he led to infer that it would be
acceptable and American order and the globe
was intended for public department in the United States he
coored nfor is not engravedthe boundary which ap
pears on it It is the only globe which he marked
this boundary, and he should have done it but for the
special circumstances connected with the order Thus this
one globe which cited the authority of British geoga
pher presented to the world by Mr. Buchanan evidence
Of the justice OF the claims Of the United States Government
Can any thing be absurd ridiculous 1t is really
bad to conduct solemn and national argument in this
manner"
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FATAL RENCoNTRE.

FROM THE RIcHxoSD COMPILER YESTERDAY.
We would have wished to pass in silence the dis
tressng event which occurred city Wednesday
morning, and has filed community with sadness But
exaggerated reports would doubtless find their way into
journals at distance deem proper state simply that
river, between Mr. Joax HAxrDxr PLxAsAxrs and Mr.
Thomas RircHx IT, The former received FIVE wounds viz
in his arm shoulder, upper part Of the left breast eA hand
and upper and inner part Of the high-of which the last
two are the most serious Mr. Richie was not seriously hurt
[Mr. PLRAsANTs has since died.
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The town Of MENrns, Tennessee, the Of dis
astrous fire the morning of the 10th instant Il broke out
the grocery and produce of f. A. Carter q Co.. ON
Front Row. the Of jefferson street. and soon re-
duced 10 ashes $4,000 worth Of real estate and mer
chandse consuming half square Of budnes from the cor
ner of Front Row to the alley north, andcn Jefferson to the
alley east sweeping every thing clean The sufferers are
Z. j. Walton, e. A. Carter h CO., w r. Allen, r. A. &
NJ Owen, Kay White, A. Block, VIM. Chase and Others
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A NEW MINISTER TO SPAIN.

The following official annunciation Of the appoint
ment OF new Minister to SPAIN is copied from
the government paper OF yesterday;
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and 'oith the advice and consent Of the Senate.
RoMuLus M. SAUNDERS, of North Carolina, to be
Envoy extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
OF me United States at the Court of her Catholic
Majesty IN the place OF Washington Irving, at his
own request recalled.
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FEMALE SxoKIse JusrrrIrp.--"La, Doctor, how YOU
talk Suppose should quit smoking what should do for
excitement seeing have baby to 2"-Picayune.