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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29

RTRr & VNSDN. sdl pa" base Sole
~ = .'arL rrf.-r Leather, Cave SKIN, snd
tanned Sheer S tins. Sbsrps Pe.is and w0al
10 r.. hanse f,r Boss 4 Shoes, Guy.L &c.
Rutanf lar a. 40
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vcrsation. 'Ipcrceivcd, my dear frisnd.''
said he, 'tlat you seemed 10 feel very much
undo" my discourse this morning; will yol
give us some account CT the exercises Of
Your mind?" "Ak!", said Il" woman 81
did indeed feel very much As you say. You
must know. SIR, G::t an apoorlone widow.
| had aco"d HUSBAND, and every week, lie
and ! won.J take tic old ass, with ourlittlc
RAISING from the garden, and hy orr sales
could raise enough 10 Keep rs comfortable.
rut Tree years ago ny man died, and thcn
j Lad 10 80 aionc and 90 TIE best I could,
with the help Of ;!c good OIL beast. But a
year ago my dear Old ass died TOO, (iIere
she burst in:n tears and herc l have been
aicn" ever since, and this morning, che con-
t'mucd so6hiaG, wacn | went to church
teard Your voice, i sounded So much
like the dear Cd ns". that I couldn't help
crying. indeed couldn't, Boo, hoo, hoo.''
P"rlor Magazine.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
COOLER TO VANITY.

Christopher North rcbnkcs inordinate
sell esteem in Young orators by telling a
story like the following:
\ certain clergyman, who was By no
means disposed IN undcratc the power of
his cloGncnce, having been invited to
preach in 4 ma;ghboring parish, complied.
while preaching, we noticed that one Of
his audience, an interesting looking woman,
in mourning attire, appeared to be deeply
affected. The young nan, when service
Gas over, spoke mncil to the minister of
the parish about the case, with evident
qualification at the powerful effect Of his
discourse, and proposed visiting the dis
trcsscd bearer at once at her own house
This was acccfed to, and having called
:npon her. The Young mar opened the coli
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
TIE DESERT.

a Malta paper states that Mr.. James
Richardson. til" African explorer, has re-
turned to Tripoli, after IN absence Of nearly
nine months, during which time he has per-
formed a%circuit, in the Great Desert, Of
1900 miles, one fifth of it on foot. He was
accompanied only by i native liberated
slave, wore the European costume. made
Fno presents, lad no weapon but an Arabic
bible, which he used to read 10 the natives,
and 10 funds excepting his stipend as cor
respondent of the London Times.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
BALTIMORE FLoURINsPEC-
TIONS.

Some idea may be formed of the business
done in Baltimore in flour when we state,
as welcarn from a table in Lyford's Journal,
that the quantity inspected during the year
ending with June last, amounted to Segen
hundred and 0ty-str h0asand eight hun
Idred and eighty-two barrels, and taenty
seren Msnsand, three hundred and eleren
half barrels. This exceeds in amount any
previous year since 1898; the next largest
being that which ended with June, 1910,
which was 734,979 bbls., and 24,IS6hf bbls.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
Ny BABY y NY WIFE.

Have you sen on p~rtci2us !aie.
VIII: eyes c:G!iucr.ar JET?
H. l:p>-two Gawy r~;sc-hHGs--
Ia 1.mpiluS s'n.i,s arc set.
So pure, 50 Fir, aal fragile,
i~tso":1, an angc! given
To l.a! or.r cart!.-ho:n spirits
Up 10 lis native heaven.
1t is a pretty darling,
This iir:!a babe Of ours:
1t sports in li!cs warm sna:hinc,
\ bee aIaong the flowers.
Time waves his Gentle pini9n
Around his chcrub face;
And as his wings steal ore it,
1t aIlsa lo,cii,r gr.cc.
Each G7r. some newborn beauty
Il nursing into lie:
know not which is sweetest,
Ny baby or r.y wife.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
CHEsArEAKE AND OTTO CANAL.

Tie Cumberland Civilian Of Tuesday says
:.We understand that dam No. 4 has been serious
ly injured by TIE latc lrcshct. 1t will probably
require $4,000 Tor its repair. None Of Tie
others have, that &c can hear, Lecn weakened.
There are also some two or three breaches in tho
embankment between WillamsPo and Seneca.
II will not require a kcav: cXr"n1itir" nor much
tine to rcpair them. Onthe who!c, Tie CANAL has
not suffered as much damage as was generally
.expcc.ci. The damage hy tie flood IN 1913
was not less than $4,000, Wills: the damage by
ibis cannot much exceed the orc fourth OF that
sum
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
SCRAPS FOR TIE CURIOUS

II a tallow candle be placed in a gun, and
shot at door, it will so through without sus-
any injury; and if a musket ball
be fired in the water, It will not only re-
bound, but be fattened as if fired against a
solid substance. 4 musket bali may be
fired through a pane of glass, making q
.L.ole Tic size of the ball without cracking
the glass;if suspended by a thread it will
make no difference, ard the thread will rot
even vibrate. Cork, if sunk two hundred
leetin the Ocean, will not raise on account
of theipressurc. 1.-THE thermometers below
zero, persons can converse more than a
mile distant. DR.. Jameson asserts that
he heard every word OF . sermon at the dis
lance of two miles.
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I II 10 O.. cr1=::y's glory.
WrGrc'cr tie H. ~ Lo:Ye;

Nor, !:.n.,- .....:E SHY.
Let future .--s %:a,rir...
NCr it IL" cu,!u&> i,r,i.nicc,
Rcio;c" thai fiction chcc&5 her speed,
Arrest LFr i'll the indignant blow,
An! gat.!cn Ger the ;,G2;rEGcoGi
FL k;tl t!!oI-a lron III" crystal wave,
I"ur m, AMI .ro:u the grape nc mine;
The r!rrriagr rites, tha. Ink the brave,
r. faan", vii trrf: each hr.tt TO vine.
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From the southern Patriot.
PAiO-ALT0 ANn EESACA.

paiO-AIT1 AvD
Nov "v:.i.r CIR cr,.c arc Gnw;nr
With me-. oTi,s Tor, To- bloom.
And c!ial LANDS arc tlr,uirg
Th,i r wr,.,hs ore ~ya,.r,7 ,orL.-
Will. lin, cxrr,i,r, s,n,t -. nra,
@; hcr,ct nrtL. n,I f., i,noJ
Tririnrlan,. 'cij oL! l. IIa,,
AMI nrsui in i.ut,,,:. GnLi oriIo,I.
II. moi i,r,, a.. g"'f.,, ,r,;m
Tit Eti. ,,.r n,,.;, MI,
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

IA man named Ridsely has been az
rested at L"es!urg, Va, charged with tie
murder Of Mr.. Reed, near Union, on the
preceding day. lie was dining with Mr..
Reed, when a dispute seems to have arisen,
and he approached him and stabbed him
several times, til Reed fell back i'll the drms
of lis wife, dead.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
CAN THEY BE TRUSTED OR NOT.

Thenon-cOmmissioncl officers mentioned with
such appreciation by Gen. Taylor in his despatch
cs are Scargcants N1aionev and McCable, and
.Corporals O. Sullivan, and Farrell-all foreigners
by birth. But their conduct has shownt that they
are Americans al heart. And it is said that the
editor of the American employed an freshman 10
take his place in the st. Louis Legion! So it
seems the Natives are willing 10 trust foreign
ers 10 fight bit not to ro:e.-[St. Charles Prtriot
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

"Wire why in the name Of goOdnes did you not
make the washer woman put starch in my SHIRT
collar" "Why, my dear, thought it an useless
vast of the article, for | can get yonr ekoeT up
50 easy without IT,"
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

In N:H York city, according to the directory
just publi,hcl. there are 2O4 churches 81 differ.
cnt newspapers, and 81 other periodicals.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

The bill retroceding the city and territory Of
Alexandra 10 the State q Virginia has Ecen
signed by the President and is therefore 4 law.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

"a Philadelphia Oh Saturday the mercury rose to
iO3! Several parsous died from the effect of heat,
and i'll New York eight persons died from the
same caIsc'
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

Two hl:::;!red and tweaty-oYe Of the Lowell
girls passed away i'll matrimony last year.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
TIE FLEET MARRIAGE.
BY A.: IETGiINA%.

but LadYC--HaS al cStr&TarGnt WuiIU;
She was still single, tho rather passed -
trcu,c youth. Like n5St ;1:city f~"ma.cs, 81,
had locked to- hirf; had Estimated he.
own loneliness ton dearly, and now Sic re.
fused tu believe that Sii: wa3 not as CHARM.
ing as ever. 50 ~ woader TIA. she still,
remained unmarried.
LadyC---aa! about five t'lou<qn.
Foands in t!:e world. Sic owed about f,r-
t. Thousand pounds, so that with "A lci
wit and beauty, sac Got into Il Fleet @,l
was likely TO remain there.
Nov, il tI.c t:iic ! syra': q, o;,rv t.
dy had her hair dressed Ky = a,:,.s~. A.!
a'barbc. If tie Fleet wcs t>r ~i;an:Tomcs,
barber in TIE ci:Y CT inId0m. Pat P..:.ln
was a great aI:niitr, Of t,c far So, mi
where's the wo"Ioi? Sur. Pat ~ an II
ishman- It WAS oac ;cry iG" rora;.,
wncn Phiiar VIZ dressing her ra,.:rating
head, that her la!y slip ioy!; i IL :
mind 10 speal: witt an, and Fat vas ~,.!
pleased, for Lady g. to,.:. We,
the whites! anl h:r s":ic AS brightest il.
the word.
$50 yol ar: NJ: m,:.:s!. P..,' ST. s.:l.
sDiv il an incl! yaur L.n"r's !.1v-c..:-.
says lie.
And worl4a- -or Ike 70 b la...:.i.-
again asked SIX.
."o"'a a Cue" sym; ...
- tlcts any 3.'1,;*1 Jo' ","!i rel:
-hLty DC. m@aa'', $aE' ~; -; ".',.
heard o! A"'I.c." " -T.F' Gown heE~i.;
o1nerailt; ns. ,rt-' " l>"j.n - T","
aghe%' "ioso"" >, .'F" 10 II, A!"f:'hy-
TIC "Hd'F 49, -! -! -; -
an,-i
'iiusa' sa!: s'rs~:' ! ~ NJ %.
Know WAC s;'e "'a'1 s.: .'Te!&'
II you WON" as 'sl' ~,
AN: ''', l "'' Wall q ':;"@ Z.
that same; ,.,,.
ana va! rlp,T., .~...a.
'SuIc In 's3 n, ''~' >"
a proolGl'U> sEh, 49,, .:-.c.
YOU'D !oa ' t--, Z
'D0es d - ~, ......
II -
yoa: ASK" ,-,,, .-..
Az
aP%oTrl
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1t is saii tina; ex-president Lamar and Gener-
al Atemucan Hunt are serving in the army under
Gen. Meior, as p~rivates, AMI that they decline
promotion, preferring to do duty in the ranks.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

The first steamboat arrival at st Louis was in
1873; the first steamer that ever navigated the
great Northern lakes commenced running in the
same year.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

allow are you of for soap?" askciFa wae Of
3. man lately, whom he saw fall into a hoghead OF
the soft material.
"Very nc'r oat," replied the soapec, IS he got
his chin TO the surface.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
RAIN IN SUMMER.
BY II. W. LoNcFELLow.

How beautiful is the rain! after the dust
and heat in the broad aud ferv street, in
the narrow lanes, how beautiful is the rain.
How it ~clattcrs upon the roofs, Ike the
tramp Of hoofsi How it gushes, and strrg-
giles out, across the window panes, itponrs
and pours, and swift and wide, with anud.
'dy tide, like a river down the gutter roars
the rain, the welcome rain!
The sick man from his chamber looks at
the twisted brooks; he can feel the cool
breath Of each little pool, his fcvered brain
grows calm again, and he brcathes a bless
ing on the rain. )
In the furrowed land the toilsome and
patient cxen stand, lifting the ~yoke-uncum-
bcred head; with their dilated nostrils
spread, they silently inhale the clover scent
cd gale and the vapors that arise from the
well watered and smoking soil, for their
rest iii the furrow after toll, their large
and lustrious eyes SCENT to thank the Lord,
more than mans spoken word.
Near, at hand, from under the sheltering
trees, the farmer sees his pastures and his
fields of grain as they bend their tops to
the numberless beating drops of the inces-
SAINT rain. He counts it as no sin that he
sees therein only his own thrift and gain.
These, and far more Il an these the Poet
sees! He can behold Aquarius old walking
fold o tlc clouds about him rolled scatter
ing every where the showery rain, just as
the farmer works his grain.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

ABSURDITiES. TO make Your servants
tell lies for Won, and afterwards be angry
because they tell them for themselves.
To tell your own secrets, and believe
others will keep them.
To fancy j thing cheap because a low
price is askedfor it.
To sry a man IS charitable because he
suhscri1es to a Hospital.
To vote for a candidate at an election,
because he shakes hands with your wife
and child and adnlires the baby.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

We clipped The following well meritcd
Compliment from the Democrat, published
at Fayctte, Mo.
Mr.. WM. PnIEsr u fRallis the democratic
candidate for Senator in the Pike and Rails
district. lie is sound democrat: a respec-
table farmer, a sensible and intelligent man,
and will make an excellent Senator.
The upper Mississippi is very low, and
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

or TaE DlfEsn T..
50 in advance; 90 so at the end of the vclumn
No mans paper viii he discontinued unless the
same be paid for up tOthe time Of its eiscontire
ance
.4DvERTXsIliG 6,ne rs,yL,c.-r
All letters on business must be.post paid
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

We cut the following piece from ono OF
Dow Jrs. patent sermon:
My friends, too many OF you { city folks
especially } are over inclined to meancss
| know some who arc so vastly lit.fo-if
may bc allowed to use the term-that when
they are brushed into the Devils dust pan,
the cd clap illhave to put on double
magniiying spectaclcs, and poke for a Long
time among Tue rubbish of mortality, before
he can find item. There is neighbcr Fight
fist, in some rc;pcc.s Il worthy member Of
M congregation, aai ~, ! regret to say he
is mean enough to chase a fat mnsguito
through aiir m;ic Sw amp, for the sake ofhis
suet. To his credit, however, he once
made a sacrifice for the good cause, hy.
putting an unfortunate looking penny in the
box and going supperlcss to bed. And
ncighbor Stick-in-thc-mud, too, if he had
the power and couId enrich himself there
by, would brush the silver stars from the
armament. and snatch the golden sun from
the sky, and sell the moon for brass and if
a s;vPence was required at the gate of
ihcaven, rather than pay the fee, verify
believe he woald rise from his resting place
at midnight, and pick the lock with a ten
penny nail.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01
TIE IITIREsS FOuND.-The G.

TIE IIEIRES3 FOUND.--The Chi
cargo Democrat announces dat tic Iady
Who is entitled e. a iandsom" property by
the death of Alexander Grant, at Inverness
Scotland, (an inquiry for which lady We
Published last week has been found i: Chi
cago. rs thc'wilc oETzra Gregory, portrait
pG;Itcr.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

\ REAL GENTLEMAN.-He never
dresses in the cxtrcmcoffasiIi0n, but avoids
Isirguiarity in his pcrsen or habits. lie is
afiablc with his caquals, and pleasant and
alternative to his interiors. In conversation
he avoids nasty, i'll tempered or insulting
remarks.
He pays punctuailJ for lis newspapers.
lie dctcsts eves-dropping rs among tho
most dis@racc!ul crimes.
He never, under any circumstances,
i'll Of a woman. lie never cuts an
acquaintance, who has met with a reverse
of fortune; and lie always pays the postage
on his letters ofbusiacse.
The Palmyra Wing Of the 9th inst, says:
"a man by the name CT Lamb, said to be
a resident Of Rails county, has been appoin-
ted by the Governor 10 the Office of Circuit
Attorney for this Judicial Circuit, in the
place ofGeorgc W. Buckner, deceased"
On enquiry, we find that the gentleman.
above alluded to is y. W. LAMB, Esq, Of
Rails county. Mr.. LA"n has been a resi-
dent Of Rails county for many years, and
from what we have been able to learn from
Others, We thin!; Afr. l.. is fully competent
to discharge the duties ofthe Office assigned
him.-[Hannibal Journal.
ID. TIsDALE as q candidate for Constable Of
Cuivre Township.
We are authorized to announce john N.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

MISREPRESENTATION of tina correspon-
dents Of the New York Herald, who says he
writes hy the book and behind the curtain. announ-
Goa John M'Lcan of OHIO, and W. p. Mangrm
of n. g., as the wing candidates for President
AMI Vice President. lie says that this is the
ticket agree upon by the compromise, anil that i
is as good as already nominated. He attributes
the laying aside of Gen. Scott as a candidate 70
that unfortunate 'pla.e Of soup"
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

The upper Mississippi is very low, and
falling.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-01

And SIC SAILED at p! liam, wi.o began "a
thcr to dislike the appearance Of things.
Pardon H". my lady, it is we'll known
von are single
j triI ,-.:t ! -, o,r:J,
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John Quincy Adan,s.

a Glasgow, (Scoland.) paper, contains
the following noble tribute 20 this veteran
statesman :-~Wherever and whenever
fraud has framed Z mine TO su5vert the
pillar OF the Constitution. or power has
meditaied blow against the people, OF
against citizen, or against an exile, or
against slave-againsi ANYTHING III the
shape Of free society, or against ANYTHING
In the shape OF man, JOHN QUINcT
ADAws, OF Massachusetts, has been seen
watching the design with eagle eve. and
in the moment Of The attempted peTPetra-
ton of the crime. the conspiratoTs fell
the intended victim rose free and safe
and the deliyerer, unrewarded and un-
thanked, se:s himself again OF his endless
watch over The cause Of freedom and hu-
manity. Pa. Tel,
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TAREFF RESoEVTEoXs.

The following preamble and resolution
were introduced into the State Senate by
Alr. SANDERsoS.
WHEREAS, the Tariff Of 1912 is Just
and salutary national measure. which
Yields an ample revenue to defray the ne
cess2ry expenses of the General Govern
meHi, while il al the same time enc0ura-
ges agricultural pursuits, By creating a firm
and staple Home Marke.-revives com
mercial enterprize. BY extending internal
trade, and afording articles for export
gives employment 10 cur own citizens,
instead Of maintaining the subjects Of for
eign r0vernments-lends 10 increase the
wages Of labor. bv creating a demand for
i.-preserves public morals, BIZ substiiu-
ting industry Tor idleness-and protects
American labor against foreign policy and
legislation.
Therefore. BEsoLvED, That the people
q Pennsylvania regard a continued ad-
hereace 10 the Tariff of 1912 as it IS.
and a mutual confidence and support OF
is friends. against all attempts to attack
1t IN dcLan or otherwise. rs he only true
shield OF safety for the interests Of al.
and that our Senators and Representatives
IN Congress arc accordingly requested 10
oppose all attempts 10 alter or modify the
Tarifi' Act of 3ls, Of August, 1912.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-13

On the first page Of to-day's paper the
reader VIII find copy Of a Circular from
our Representative, 3ir. STEwaET, asking
for Information from persons engaged in
almost every pursuit, in regard TO the
manner in which protective Tariff af-
fects their business. Every individual
who can DO IL ought to furnish the desired
information in regard to the particular bu-
s-ness IN which be may be engaged
Mr.. SrEwARr is exer.ng his best efforts
TO save the present Tariff, and it is TO be
hoped and expected that the people of
PENNSYLVANIA in general, and those Of This
Congressional District in particular, wiz
second these efforts. and that, without
distinction Of party, they viii assist, as
far as they can. in saring measure IN
which they are all deeply interested.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-13

of Isresl IsTeal in Allegheny Up, 80
No l04. $50 acres. warranted in ihe
name OF Joseph Moore. in Alleghs-
ny ~.
Ne los. 400 acres warranted IN the
name Of Thomas Henderson IN Cone
mzugh tp,
No 100. 403 acres. warranted in The
name of Lewis Walker in Shade Up,
No los. 400 acres, warranted in The
name Of James Black Southampton n,
No If2, 42O4 acres. warranted in the
name Of Rscheal Tempest ia Seulh-
ampien r,.
No lis, 4s7i acres warranted in the
name Of John l.. Carey in Scu,hamp-
ten ip,
No III, 3e2 acres. warranted in the
name Of Michael 0swall aud James
Rhssds in Southampton lP.
No lis, 400 acres. warranted in the
name Of John Philips in SouihamP-
ION ,p,
No I2l. 400 acres. warranted in The
name OF james Wells in Son,hamp-
Ton ip,
No l2s. 4o2 acres. warra nied in the
name of CsIhsrine Wsyman in SouIh-
amplen tip,
No l23, s9ai acres. warranted in he
5 name of Alexander Adams IN South
amplon II,
On the two last above mentioned
irarls There is an abundance of Stone
Coal and Limestone and inexiaustable
mines Of Iron Ore, one Of The riclirsi
quality has been opened al different points
for considerable distance and discover.
ed throughout Ia bs an average thickness
If seven feet. Said Two tracts lie from , 10
3 rsiles from Mouul Savage lron works.
The foregoing tracts are well iimbered
manv Of them with fine pine and have
good wafer power ihereon-ss ihe prop
er;v Of The said Charles 0glc. deceased.
in The possession OF Emily OsIe, acting
Exccslrix OF lhe lasi Will and TeslA-
menl, of said Charles Osle. decreased,
and res,amentary Guardian OF the heirs
Of said deceased. at the suit Of ihe Pres
ideni, Directors and Company Of lhe
Bank of Pennsylvania.
n. b, Ten per cen! Of The purchase
money will be required 10 be paid Oh
each purchase as soon az the properly
is knnrkeG down, or il will be con.idreR
no sale,
JACOB PHILIPPE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Somerset, !
Jannarv IS, 1876.
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Somerset County. SIS.

NS~~M q r an sdjosrre5 orpbans
&sA court held al Somerset on
I..o. the sth day Of December. A.
Sir, RD. IS45. Before the Honora-
bic Judges thereof.
IN The matter Of the real estate ef John
Shsaer. deceased. viz; $50 acres Of land
situate in Allegheny township. sold by
said Shafer in his life time. 10 Jacob
Knspper, and the interest Of said hnsP-
per tr transferred 10 Daniel Fichlner.
Aud nov 10 Wit, December S. ls45.
on peli,isn OF Solomon Bare. admiuIstFs-
TOR Of said deceased, and Daniel FIGHT
per. vendee OF Jacob KnepPer. the court
grant a rule on the heirs and legal repre-
sentstigss ofsaid John ShaGer, deceased.
10 appear az an sdourned Orphans
rour, "a be held az Somerset, on the 2nd
dsv Of March next. and shew cause It
any they have. WAY specific Perter-
nance OF said contract should noi be de-
creed, and the adminisl raior sloresaid,
sllawed 10 execute a ude to lhe said Da-
niel Fichlner
Extract from The record. certified this
s,h dsy of December. A ID 1885.
WILLIAM II. PICKING,
ianI3'46 Clerk.
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acknowledgements.

We are under o5ligalons, TO Hon. An
DREW STEWART. our Representative IN
Congress, for public documents.
Also to Hon. SIMON CANEgoS, of the
L. s. Senate. for similar favors.
Also to JoBS r. EDIE, Esq. our Repre-
sentative in the Stale Legislature, for Z
copy Of the Governors Message,
And 10 SAMUEL HILL. Esq. our Repre-,
sentative in the State Senate, for simi.
lar favor.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-13
The Cherokees.

It IS stated that nearly FIVE hundred
''re9ugees from the Cherokee nation are
receiving rations near Evansville, Arkan-
sas, under , contract, by virtue OF author
fly from Gen. Arbuckle. Companies d
and G Of the United States Dragons, ar
rived at Fort Gibson from Washita. but
they were Immediately ordered to Evans
vile. and proceeded thence. Col. Me
Kissick. The Cherokee agent, has called
nPcn Gen. Arbuckle for company OF
drsscons 10 be stationed Il Beaiie's PrsI-
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Executors Notice.

4 ETTERS Tes.amenlary on the es-
q 4 tate of Isaac SloRer, lals Of Bro
Ihersvally township. deed, having been
granted TO the subscribers IN said tswn-
ship, al persons indebted TO said sssaie
are requested To attend al lhe late resi-
desce of he deceased, on Wednesday
The 18Th al February next, prepared 10
segle; and those having claims. 's pre-
sent them al The same time aud place,
properly authenticated.
JOCOB ST0NER,
CaiUNCEY F STONER,
ian6 '46 e. Executors.
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n Office E.

THE undersigned Auditors viii sect
at Tie ho1se Of Isaac AnkeDy On Friday
lhe .3I Gay OF January next. for the
purposes in the foregoing commission
mentioned, at which place and time all
persons interested may attend il they
Iiiink proper.
ROSS FORWARD.
SAMUEL IS PEARSON,
ISAAC HUGUS,
decl6'45 Auditors.