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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

The exports from Buffalo, via the canal for the
time were Of -FOUR ssl barrels a5l bushels
wheat, 44ls4 bushels The receipts from tolls at Buff
fao, from the LIST the 10th Of July, both inclusive
averaged more than 1000 per day.
The quotations for American stocks in London the
Sd instant, were as follows: =
Alabama 6s dollar, 81 to co. do Sterling 81 to 81; In
diana S. Az illinois 40 to al Kentucky 80 to 90
div; Louisiana B. 1902 SO to SO; LOnisiana Con-
Stg 20 to "a coup do dollar o. &c. buyers Slisss
sppi Planters so to SO; do Union Is to s u Bank
Shares los U.s. Ohio 90 to 81 div Pennsylvania
o. "a to rs; South Carolina 1885, 81 80, div do
SO to 90 do; Tennessee Is 90 to 92 New York
o. 80 to % ex div.
The transactions not large and the sales made
were principally for American account Holders were
firm at the above quotations.
Welsarn from the Camden Is. CO. Journal, that
proposition has been received in that place
Boston capitalists subscribe 100000 towards the
construction of the road which is to connect the two
States The estimated cost road being ooo
onehrd Of the amount only will have to be subscribed
by the citizens of the States interested convention
will be held in Camden the 2sth instant, when the
whole matter will be made public.
report of the Bank Of Charleston has been
made 1t appears that the net profits Of the year after
deducting expenses from the gross INCOME have
been 1851 sO2 49, from which, taking the dividends Of
per cent paid In January and July respectivelyn all,
$lss GAS, a clear profit Is left of $6s,.54 So
The only losses transactions originating within the
year, have been two domestic bills respectively for
Sl7OO and $500 30, and small note for $l00in
all % 800 80. loss, however, occurred on notes,
amounting to Slo5s4 &c. caused by the sudden dssp-
pearance of Of the parties (McDonald the drawer
or endorser the paper who to that time had been
in good credit
The cash liabilities and of the bank set
forth In the following abstract -
BANK OF CHARLEsroN, sc.
Cash ASSETS.
Coin hand .pa23,oO3 10
Notes and balances of city banks. 1891 80
Due by distant banks. .239.602 30
Due by agencies. .25O, 462 ~
$685., 400 10
Foreign exchange. 81, lbl ,279 "a
Northern exchange due and fall
U. States per cent stock. $3.50 900 90
State of South Carolina stock.
various kinds. 924,264 ~
64264 %
Other cash securities equally available ls367O 90
S4Oo4674 70
Cash Liabilities.
Private deposites '...'.... 9f,oSl w
Due to city banks. ................. 4,439 90
Due to distant banks. ........ oI09e7 %
50 6la AGO 90
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Notes discounted,
SO s6e.io7 II

The propristor Of bank consist at present Of so4
shsrehoders oes on whom hold In their own right ST.,
s7sSoo and $50 hold 2oo a. guardians, trusteef,
or In other fducisry capacities
The oommittes appointed 10 sxsmine the ossh and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

" BAIT hook aud hair are used by ansIet line.
Emmas bright hair alone, is bait hook and line"
her when her hair was and
mr. nv IN ,gic inf twas changed within day.
= cor dark and texture soft and I've sight suspieon
BorIrs HYPERION Fluid had Of WIN Boyle 2S wash
sfre Haxf0u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20


STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDs.-The iron steam
ship Sarah Sands, Captain Thompson, arrived in
port yesterday, safe and sound, after making
remarkably good voyage of twenty days, from
the city of Cork, Ireland.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 18th day of
June, with large number Of cabin and second
cabin passengers, and gaily tripped her way over
the Atlantic, till the 10th of that month, when
a portion of her valve gearing broke, causing
damage, which il was found could not be re-
paired at sea. Under the circumstances, the
captain thought it best to turn round, and steer
for Corr, which he accordingly did, and arrived
there by sails on the twenty-third. The repairing
of the machinery occupied from the twenty-third
to the twenty-ninth, on which latter day the Sa-
rah Sands again put to sea and headed for New
York, where she arrived as we before said, yes
terday morning, safe and sound.
The time that elapsed from her leaving Liver
pool, until she arrived here, was thirty.three
days, during which time she got over distance
equal to once and half across the Atlantic, and
remained in the port of Cork nearly a week
This rate of travelling is convincing proof that
the Sarah Sands equals the expectations of her
projectors.
We are glad to hear that the passengers were
very well pleased with the vessel and with the
commander, as will be seen by the following
Card:-
We, the undersigned, passengers board the Sarah
Sands csnnot take leave of her commander, Captain
Thompson, without expressing to him very warm
thanks for his poiteness and attention and for the
anxiety which he has manifested to do every thing In
his power relieve the monotony Of passage
in opinion the Sarah Sands both aremarkaby good
boat, and very fast sailer aud that the accident
which happened to her machinery and caused de.
teution, In way affecting the principle of her
propeller but one to which all steamboats, liable
When It Is taken into consideration that have been
and half times the Atlantic, besides being
nearly week in the Cove Of Cork We think the per-
Torrance Of the Sarah Sands highly credtabe and we
have no doubt Of her fully answering the expectations
Of her builders and Of her proving great accommoda
ton to the mercantile community and to the public &C.
Morally.
We wish Captain Thompson and the Sarah Sands
much success Signed
Wilism Bouslbee, Thomas H. Smith,
Henry Van Wart, jr. Charles Wilder,
George Wood, George g. Appleton,
W. Wyllams Archibald Campbell,
Henry L. B. Lewis, John Brown,
I. A. Chase, j. T. Norton,
George Jones, Frederick Leech.
j. P. Patterson,
We have no doubt that the Sarah Sands will
become great favorite with the travelling pub
lie, and We are rejoiced to know that the acct
dent which occurred to her machinery, mas not
in the least lowered her in the estimation of her
passengers.
We wish her prosperous voyage on her re-
turn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20

The following summary shows the monthly average Of
the leading items in the annual statement Of monthly
balances In the various departments Of business,
throughout the Yaar:--
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small compass which the subscribers have placed every
thing for the toilet without destroying their useful
the handsome and substantial which they
made rendersthese superior any manufactured
An examination fail Of being satisfactory
g. SAUNDERS 4 SON. III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-20
.,,,a psn. Tne Che a,,..a In the City-Every

to some specimens Of recently improved
Ieotypes executed The Pumbe National Os
certainly examining they very credtaDe 10 tue
propre Go aud That you may agree win u.s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

iosci. hc scemtd ia, watching to- the mo-
m,ni vtcu a., sui l.o..li tax, II. .i...i
sc suddenly raised hcf.. ,frr Gle ! III "
liz lln. hra~u irr.'f - n,,f h,t stoa'-
1cfs Ani hf'.h'rcs. rrAa'u-Al AID almost
f,hrW hiti'.d IT, her eyes ID. seemed
,nics, ring to .,~I. and saisd Ne.i.a..l,
At Bcrou >.ovls, thea. aad ti.nluillS '-c
snnA b. h again alr'n 'hc l,.i'v, aud a. htr
hani. ,'l apart. aHl ,',li- dr,rl ci. she
uilrmurcd &C ne g. Heaven" sd the
,,lln.., of death wai IN IT, room The
squat bad lied.
Won,N We q. 1T ~ an Is woman.
those W. ], li-l,, IA y in t'c app lla,i,o q
iadv. than ~ a., - i old Sax "a c'grcmeu
Il woman; u thorough, educated would
,esscs. tie mcaa- oi j,ci.nials IaaD ltnd-
,uDr. aul he irss ial., t. tie pane aad
t,us.iics which Low 80 frequently happen.
W. mean Nv Thorough education cos-
ulc,c knowl, l.c ~ all the duties thor ~ i
capable o' performing They should hc lei
{ 18th. (oduca) VA o.. true sri.r 81 the term.
lIw much christianity would bc advanced
y tie complete education 81 rou'ar ma, h'
inferred from Tho ih,. that loo the rcf-nnal.
its of man. sentiment j. fat ma}c d,hcato
than IA man. and these a. u atc sentiment :
are tho Foundation, Of female virtue How
exalted Is the character of hig'ill educated
woman. How c, minandlns her Influence
Nha, protection 10 her scN' Yet whnt q
pres to idlcnc., j. til. uo'l s. Gil 81 God
H. our cities ,ery large portion OF fcinal,
.luur is lbs, for wan, OF method and con
Ncuicivc. whilst in the agricultural district,
i, is 50 moto,orou- and ifhsome, depressing
the cnersi.- %! tie VII -.i olcia'.ng Ike q
povorfrl rarco,ic on tie .ctscs aud the soul
Vet with all these imp,dimcut~. tie SIX
freedom is advancing with civilization. Til,
law lcgins to Icgaid Ter a, ,al,Ai .c % hold
irg real and personal estate when o fen,
corcf, 1Lisi-a good step but W. rcyar,
it more as au evidence % tie Consciousness
e her neglected condition than rs If rrca
tactical good e. the seS a, large. Why
wonder tia, our females devote thcnsolYo
To- fashion AVID iul,l, often the mere walkin.
| advertisement, Of Partisan toihl,>. wien y,
20 doug. owing to a fatal pc'veiaion oi tast'
ard .l.rncut in NAN thoy ,htain more re-
spec, AMI consideration tina, do the mos
usci,i mos, talented and most deserving o.
, thor sex H. law a Young woman l. callc.
pin ,er 7 ''coi'rn ,imos sac. a..
,cls,p. were not ciud.ilir, '.r ml,rim,ai
Until thcy had spun aud wovc their house
Void and body linen.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

r.. dmn,r gwen on iAlis, last, B., tho
Young Wig. ii Philadelphia Co the Hon
\ndi.v stewart. m,mlrf - 'onc,,ss from
iaNrit, wa .. hf,,,aui festival q, It sas
rchi, mcf,icd IS that honest. capable aud
faithful pubic servant The b.nn,f ~as
provided l., M,ssrs iis,lr,. Mackcnnc \
Go Ito onm,sn, Wa large. ox'cGdIng to
hundr,ds .ad embracing man, leading mcm'
bcrs OF the Mag party. Hon. D. Joy
Morn. presided as,i,'cd b, large numhcr
- Vie. Presidents The inst toast. Ia hon.
- If li,nr, Cav. war received with nine
ch'cts Ioas'- comrlmcn'at, g. Generals
TAYLOR and scott having u,cn responded 10
with great enthusiasm. Mr stewart was CALI
1T up b, an appropriate tcs,imon'si e. hs
Long and valuable services ne Reprc.cn-
'a,iyc. and particularly ~ an uuliy tened.
earnest aud steady champion 81 ..mctr an
Industry Iii. speech was rcplcte with
sound afcuncn, aud true pa,r,otism W,
would rlnah cop, th. tspDit II 1t II ON
columns were not at TIM time nnusuali,
crowded. Subsequently. cl"lucnt and STIR
ing allg ..,s w,rc delivered hy y, scph X.
C.n.dicr. Esv.. ilur Robert T Conrad
and ouo ~ iva other gentlemen. AID ia the
happi,st manner Latter. ~c,o read from
Mcssrs Webster Crt,cndcn. Sergeant. Ab-
bolt. Lawrence and others. who regretted
their iuailhiy to be- prcsen, and speak Of vi
Stcwar:. In haractcl and services, u term,
81 Just culoeium " J. Tribune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

t..t {. h'acA 81 sol s~-.i but ne are
rsu,us ss.d 10 It, sni IT,, " W~sfly % ~s''
40 sh'r wse Fob snd sss sowl ~e ha'e
~ r'olasoa VIII thee &c have . dc.
ighNa' Ssau that fourteen hcuU out o.
N. - msto he rlsee pleasant
MI te dificsh I ,Sas ne TO eeas'oes
,oivh' val rcsi tbs ssn~l hcs.ic tho
& cal cos tfc. ihr We -tc iHrfallv . al
og iuiiosa pouion of,he day Tho 'un
d. 80 ~, thai oar i.oes sni a,ms s~ tlsrr.
81 Il -sIo,ed bit kw minute ,.ia,, BY
fah'sah.r, 10 The shsdc, ! SCORED as de-
gees The uoivcvnl remark among the
volunteers rfih'.v winter WIS, will sum
mcr hsf hot ~hh oil our regiment 70
"er',n Z along ftmsrtsbiv well There
src "''Sp.~ ''ck aud .hey ere from 'hs
eoun.'y none dangerous
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

\ sailor went to see n Jugglrr Jrr-
form his lcgcfdrmhin tricks dufInp
the exhibition II unfortunately Imp
penci II nj spark Of hrc fell INTO the
apartment below hmong>, eunpnwdcr
which hlcw up The whole auditory.
JWk was thrown INTO nclghboring
cnhbag" garden, when he got over las
surprise, and found his tIrnl~rs oil
sound, thinking II was only trck Of
the jngeler. and perfectly satisfied
10 f-,c The whole out exclaimed, ,h,s
- strange fellow ! wonder whit
lie will DO next
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

A., ,r,,,,,,,. ,,I ,,,,,.,,s
:.
'''"'"s '''' - ''c ''O" MI Evans NJ '"c
AsIor House
Ca his way home from tho Senate NJ
h uni,d States. which he b,,.o lony n
dotn,d mud vi,ch he be !, nov rhou, a
l,ayc- some oi the ohiefmcrchnn,, Of New
York asked his at,nlnnc. n, dinner NJ,
which an capt, sslon n,,r,, l." gwen OF the
r,fr .a,n'rtl,,nu, .nf his ouh,,c services
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

Av.rICr A woman Of y Yo,k.
named l'ctScy Reed, nearly sixty years
Of age, who appeared to bc destitute
oi all the cnrnfons Of life, recently set
hrc TO her clothes by accident, and was
so badly burned tia, she wns taken 10
the aims house, where she died soon
afterwards. She attended the EIi>co
pal Church, aud Ii benevolent ledy OF
that persuasion offered to pay the ca
pHses Of Lrr In'rrneut pom uasci.
inc her room however. her pillow was
found To be- partly stuffed with baLk
bills, and property 20 the nmoun, Of
about 5000 was found IN her domlciI
No person appeared to clam lhc prop
cr'y, though liis SAID she has daugh.
teI living.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

IL your DNtltT tp'd SIIN I" tie lul-
mcr
Good ny vic las made butter these
iWtut> ,oa,,. AID ! should ,!.nk she ought
t. know how q make good butter - Ills
time"
He was evidently oEcndcd
ell. L., us examine At The cover w.
,ahel IF the tub. the clean white cloth
(Which had been wet in bruc) rolled up
aud tie yellow treasure revealed II GER
,ainly dill look good
i, taste, sweet. but how very sall II is
w, always make orr butter salt, 10 Lave
1t keep at ihi' season.
Let us see il tac latlclulilk j, a. woll
worked oui rs tie .ait j. IN
some OF the loll- were Sod down with
the liable
Now. ms friend if your VIE las made
butter th. 80 twenty years. shc does 10, know
how e. make plod .pr no luttcr can Lo
good until the hu,tcr;.lk i worked out. Il
that j, d,Ac You need no, salt It 80 bad g.
BAY. j, keep VOL ia ans Ila.c 4 very
li,tlc care and labor would mako Ills cScol
lent ln,tcr lacking that hi'lc, II Is oulN n
second quality rs You shall acAnlwIcdsc
when show YOU a sample OF s,ood butter.
Wewcnt In. and took up roll from a
crock of irs,-ra,c butter II mas snouhe
clear aud handsome: the hand Of woman bad
not been On j, from the time i, bad lc't III,
churn until now -. tho voik had been don,
with the ladle
IL YOU get drop OF bu,tcrmilk from
thar huttor, YOU shall have lhe whole free
'Now taste tbs and your .wn AID say
honestly, II YOU would give higher lIic,
fr tins ia. .our own Look at it. ,c'
hoa clear AMI transparent those minute
d,lla, are anl l0v intimately il"5 M
bl,adcd with tho mass I'nrl thc," AZ
disappear ihe butter viii keep sweet. a "A ne
butter will keep bong whcu iLcy are cy,r p
slightly culorcd by toe mllA
The farmer slupl, remarked tia, Their
was a difference in all butter ard let :.
fad -. critical and morc ready ust n
a.
II 3, strange that when o. y iody lose
god ll,tcr. ami = Hi.ins t. IaS for n nu
iarnci visos "A l4agitGs d. MT lHA'
PAM g. mae a Lotirr aitl.lr ltis We
- a4l, tAaf %, tatc po ? miter r.n,r
a.r a.l f...-. 3'.,nr'r
i..
r r.i.. '.4tan m.',rva
anat. rn2-i D ri.o SO t.od.I..'
market vh. p hH,ler 3, a drug Al al.
proc
Wen an, af - LII, res.lers a.l. ta,
ict a-.ln. Jl,i d., tfDu mag tba' ai. q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18
Ts,sesAru,c Ws,,,uo-The ph,

TGtsGaAruIc WRiriNo The ph,la.
dclChia Amef,esn a,s there 70 q pisonsf
conhncj IN the prnn~nuary n, Trenton, \,
J who hsselh,hn'd ,l,c,jcd ability IN
n,cniion, AMI no, long since ~ one prin,
Of his mcnsl operations perfected and sp'
Piled IN the L'snls,so ChsnbtU. . ma.
chime Tor instantly taking the yeas sud Days
Il no~ appears ,bs, be- has been engaged
10 constructing a machine bf ,e'ccrsr''c
printing. which he accom- rl'shes With more
facility than can be achieved bv The usc OF
Nor"'s ~fi,ng apparatus The cddot OF
The Trenton State 0sscuc, who has seen The
machine, s,vs Of 1t
"Bv simply striking o, one end Of tho
I Telegraph set OF kcys zach Of which an
'"rn to letter or mark Of punctuation. .
communication will BE- printed q, the other
'ni Of 'he w'rc The keys may be touched
Us inp'ily 40 the OPERATOR chooses Il does
no, require certain time to make tho let
icr., as N Moro's or Houses invention
Touching tho keys does 40, make the letter,
honly oct ~ motion sn instrument, Which
goes Oh iiscli very rapidly. makes the l.nes
and then stops All tho, the operator has
to do, IS 10 al down to his KEY board with
his communca,,on b,fore him, and touch
the keys, 10 f,s, rs his fingers can do 1t
The printing Of letters IL sad to bc rer.
lcct
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

FAMINE ANp FKrIGIrs lSOl -
in the year lSOl, the ship Mnnhn,,a
belonging TO Frederick Rhlnclandci
vas put up Tor freight 10 Liverpool
Jonathan Ogden put on board 500
boxes Of Havana sugar ut two c,nucas
freight per box and Daniel Ludlow
SIX thousand bills Of -four at ono
guinea. or Us. fro,gh, per hhl H.
William PIT was then PRIME Minister
Of England, aud famine ragged IN
that county. The prime Minister
ISSUED nn order engaging TO pay -
los, or S2l per barrel for every
barrel Of Auicrlcan flour winch should
b. blornht to England, with full llb-
erty 10 b importer n ct u h,.l.cr
me canlIc prac u possible. The ba.
kcrs Of England were prohibited from
selling bread on the day It was baked,
because stale bread was thought mora
nutritious than new. At that ilrho tho
empire British army aud gentlemen
generally. wore ihcir hnir ~ cues or
clubs. aud highly powdcrcnd The Du-
kc 81 Bedford who was CONSIDERED
richest subject IN England, set Tho
example of emitting off his halr 10 81
We the -four wrs'cd nj powder, and tho
example was followed By general or
dcrS through the whole nruy. THIS
we gel from the oldest ,nhnhllnni and
II shows that there Is nothing new uu.
der the sun. Jour. Of Commerce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

cl,s,i, iuio b., ,,cc D., ,lc h.li 81. street
lam
I cine & ,oa Nth a. .fr.nd ,.hr-r.
hars---'
\ .,rans, our an ~ lu, ! an me
rsfei 'or u ha,c .,,,ru f.'csafn.d Il II
NAai l.,,au,tuir, Il me- !or | attn fca.
a,
r.. j. ss.nr, " g., tlaimc, tie mar-
Ih.anD,hc, l.,..er, .rr ,h,,.-
.Nonc =, c.,,, .tirn-.,t IN, hear, alan.
,ali mo 81 ma Ne uan,,Ia,t., hour
.r,.l 81, oa,c
VI, url AIDING .i,, Lao ,cnt "a YOU
II ,r0s l,r''
go lasn.,r .trnNon WI ,lu oome
,t.n,~ ssl,n tic ,o,ou
vLu ,a,..o'tf.i. ..r..U.ar,rtara ,tol.h.
indeed WHEN 1t - tod YOU. ,oa viii know
al, TIA, .on,tt.l.nd'
The, v,fc II the door Of Tie hackney.
coach a.Ii nyr1n entered it without fuiircr
t,nsik
HACK agaip" ,aiAt stranger A. the
co.rlu,ap ,....lt.c dr. .ad d.,c for
dear ne. far A., shau arrc e I'm Inn,
tear"
Tho l,av, ,on~nc e ;, Paul.. struck
twelve a. Tic robin, Vehicle hurried ON
through the NOW lonely stree, aud ,honrh
80 far ,,,m the place whence they ,,ar,cd.
,,,,L.,,fIc,y.,,c, ,,,.an,s lad s,,l.n
p,,.u -, with ..l1,d arms and l.r, head
ia',h, corner Of the coach. the s,raneerw,tl.
li.I, c,,vI,l ,,,r lis eyes seemed ,,.
pressing some violcn, emotion: aud it wa,
only wl,niicy ttou,,d before low door
in the stree, cl 60 ucn 4 river that tie Ia,
Ter found u,,crarcc
l.. she alive ic lurrcdly a.kod Of a
Woman WHO cal!e ont al tie sound Of IL,
e,rr..ec wheels
SHE was moment .incc--but 90 ,uici'
Byron followed qui kly On the hrcl. 81
lis mpanion, and passing through a di.l4.y
hsl,.d cntr, t. the door Of the back room.
they entered \ lamp shaded b, curtain
Of ,potless purity threw fam, high, upon 4
l,d upon "hlch lay = rlrl, watched ly a
physician aud nurse Tho physician Lad
Jus, romo,cl email mirror from her lips
and holding i, /, the llgh, .lc whispered ilat
,hc s;ill ircatl-l As Byron passed 'r'
DYING pi'l moved tue hne'rs OF the ha'd IS
M on tho covcrle', AID SLOWLY "on'!. Dr
- Der ianr'n' '''s--.'' ''.'' D. a.
e,N az. 'l,t.''. ~ o., h"i 'l'' IN
lie l. here. She mnrmufc 'Kaisc me
mother wh'.c have tine to speak I" 'ii'n.
B,ioi looked around tie small Chamber
'rlin, IA VAN to breah the spell o. ave "hici
the scene throw over lim. An arpani'o'
II IA afNli'i WORM fN.'i4l lIf1l nave nee h't
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

The PLANET Mercury which on account
'crn >. ne NAKED rye "a now ',itle 10
ne escuiug unt,i se'y h'srstIe cifsnm.
stances ~ u II nd only near b tlonP.ron
hot o., d~olnsuln a stoW nins dcg,,rs
nouh ofihs .un koreovef. II 10 ~ ,-,y
near the bugh planet Venus (st-oui
thfe, degf.t " \ " Of ~ that Nef
cory msy sssly b. found 4 appsn, a.
af,.lsb ,iaf II he hfr magnitude
10 MORROW errDiog thrfe vii sso b.
favorable opportunity of lto~ IN pos,>ss
'or ola isieseope lot hnding the plln.t L
ranDs o. 7 clock o. ~. = sbo1i ltE.,.
ute, y l. {. Nne.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

Ia giving geography lessons,
schoomastor down cast asked boy
What State do you live al 10
which the boy dTwlod through hrs
Ln" IA reply "a tiuic 81 tlu and
NIAlfy'
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rbsp.uiion passed ~ House 81
Representatives. of l.onis ana day
or iwo after their nuuual assembling
lfD. dog O seat for Sir Clay ~hcucv,
ar b, choOs.d 10 attend
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u Aivrftiscr has lufnish'd hun with the
following cMrac, Of l,uer received BY
Inn and dated
New D,lcnns Fch isF
In conv,rsallun with n,g'hor and
r,cnI Of Henry Clay learned the paulc
ul,s OF the dclcst" act oi those persons
who paid hls notes n, the North Bank Of
Kentucky, rhcrcby canceling the mortgage
Which he had gwen On hrs estate to secure
money witch he BORROWED 10 pay The en-.
q rstmrr,.
~ Ga. won't TO the bank to pay the in.
lr s. Of the del, mud ten per cent The
Cashier lanicd han the note and sad, 1t
spnd 'lIil bv whom I dou'l know
s,r PtHs cil NJ I.,'ord the President
NJ l.fnii cine NJ clay said, nv
400 ,uI Il Is pad, St, BY whom
don, know. b., I received tho nmonn,
Is l'ucr /, cancel Your note and mortgage
with The req. .,to baud ihe paper 10 YOU.
~ Clay rns'd h,s hands over bis head
rAc,,nms, Good God did men ever have
such i',"nis aud such encmic. a. iicnIy
Clav" bars ln'o,ea's nnd vcp, Ike a ch,ld
\ lew mouths Afterwards SIX ptn,l. men
came to his hOusc aul gald few dave aud
then occompanrd hIm to New Or cans
where they renamed spmr ,c--shcy
were a par. oflhc noble fifteen who paid
his dcbls ia, b. knew it. 10, Since that
be has r,c,ivci a book Nh hdrcn 'ugra.
wings IN H. giving The ila,n,ss's Of all TIC
donois TIE, r.sdr, some IA New Or.
hams, some IA Boston, New York and
Ph'lulcllhm
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a u end oi.hr cl'ot oflhe Apalaehco-
!, Advertiser ha. iuruish.d Llin with the
following es,rac, OF lclet received BY
Inn and date!
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