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Took, VERMONT, THURSDAY, APRIL |, lS47.

Ia,eness of the hour. hope she will go
down before the attack be made. | should
like dearly TO share your sport, but have
a loVeier charge to watch, and may have
to deal with more willy foe; but fear
him not.
GO! returned the youth, 4 will join
you before danger can threaten her whom
we both love and esteem; but |, mean
while, will prepare for s,erner duties
Farewell until deed be done at which
the whole enemy shall tremble, when they
hear
The hunter then departed for his home,
where he found his daughter anxiously
waiting his return. To her he unlolded
their pans--guarded we'll the door--ex-
amned his loaded rifle and began hisw oa-
ry vigils Of night.
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S. F. COLLINS,
INDIAN PHYSICIAN.

Inform all such as wish to see him at his place
sidence that be may be found at home on Tues
turday of each week (extraordinaries excepted
Ill attend to the Examination Of disease and
Iedcne IL desired
March 10th, l6i7. 357-3wt
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CHAPTER Y

All who could deem that foot of Indian crew
Was near yet there, with lust Of murderous
deeds,
Cleaned like hasilisk, from woods in view,
The ambushed (oemun's eye--his voIy speeds,
And AIberi-Abe falls! and the deal old father
bleeds.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-04-01

LIST Ootlaw,--FclIows, stand fast; see pusscn
ger.
End Outlaw,-If there be ten, SHRINK moi, but
down with them
Two GENTLEMEN OF VERONA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
F1AH INsvRA

: '"" Las INSURANCE COMPANY
~ ''antaie, Wa'Ai-ric. Co. v. y
EJ'ovct five Millions ipsu,oa ., 90,
years and no Assessments. III
ThiS c 'mpany eommsncea doing .o.
Nv on Mrif rfts,ai ialfotej ky.ie,
-" me I5'h "a, OF Nay. isss. ,,ne, .h'rp
n"'' ''ef have insured po.crv, mostly b,
Wv "''es 81 New Nofk snd vernon. I, IA,
""nuI' OF over T,, Miicr, Of Ds4s,,
nave made 40 assessments. Ani l,d on a..
On OF Js1usr, last past. the S,ie of,h. f,.,
report S5-'36s. after paving al lo.,e. ,,i
hp'ases, aud the bp.ine.s eons,ol, -.
'f'''"g besides large amount IN r,.a,.
I'm notes '" f''"'''
1his Company " IN no, insure .,,e. c,
mus cotton and woolen factories, machine.
N'capihei mixers. ,oinei's. co1pc,'.. tl,rk
sum" 'shlvs, of buildings iuaitt in block.
% ttposeH parts of villages and m 40 case
W" ~" '"mpnns insure more ih,n saOoo
IN one r.qur, wi-,in 10 rods
Any person nsutod may =, any time 81,
render ma Pnhcy and have tie same can.
tclicd
All persons insured anl sus,linin, los. q,
,amaee 10y IRE, Viii he pad ia four uon,b.
amer due notice ard proof thereof made b,
'he insufed IN conformity To the eoult,,or.
annexed 10 the Policy (ahich ma, be sen,
oy mail) 10 case Of any difference of d,,a.
g'ecmcn' arising between the Company and
any person sustaining loss, the same NAV be
SUBMITTED and Determined hv arhlir,,ior IN
'ne county where the loss harponet. attn.
"lefh"n at insured Nv three d,s,r,.te..
en u''f'iots' - hc mutually chosen ly H..
insured and tie Company
Nemi,anccs Tor all Losses IN the coDn,io,
ct Ruiland, Windsor, Addison and Be,.
"'ue'oh' VIII be made, Il deslicd, through
,,inet OF he Banks OF Poul;nev, Ru,land.
BACK River, Niddlesufy. or Manchc.,,r
For iutihef Information. reference i made
10 the several agents IN every county m me
STATE OF Vermont, who ATE auihor.ed 10 i,ke
applica'iens of Insurance. and The Conp,.
ny Vii 10 responsible Tor all surveys IN. lie
ov or under the personal direction of Their,
asen's. ana Who II IL expected viii call on
ihe farmers generally at their residences and
receive appncasion,.
AGENTS.
Remington County John McNaush,on,
Alonzo For. J. VI. Hall, J. r.. McNaueh,on
Windsor Counfv-Dmiel 4. Head, Step
hams Siearns, Ephralm RISE, ]. T.. Nc
Naushion.
Rutland Co. john McNaush,on. Aaron
x. Vail, Spencer Green, ON Auels
ADDISON Ca j ,mcs ) Miner, Henry s.
Gale. Edwin I, Douglas. S,cphams S,esrns.
HENRY BrLkLEY, President
ARcn BIsnor, SECRETARY
Granville, y. Y. Nav |, 1877. COON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

HORRIBLE The following
s'l,epcn, is from Saunders News Letter Of
Dublin
Cork, March 24h. is47.
send you mos, appalling account Of
massacre recently pcrpclrated on the coast
tf Africa, which for cold bloodcd and hor'
lble barbarliy has perhaps never been e.
quallcd even IN the abomInablc annals OF
slave traffic OF the authenticity OF the &c.
coun, there canno, be the slightest doubt,
rs j, IS contained in n letter from very IN.
lelligent naval officer stationed at the island
Of Ascension, no, viIy FAR from the scene
o. the occurrence, Mud Is as follows
ASCENSION, Jan. |, ls47
We have just received news OF most
horrible massacre on the coast OF Africa -
A slave depo, called CilIneos, known TO
have 1000 slaves ready for shipping, was
50 strictly biockaded by our crulzers that
the slave owners finding it impossible TO
embark them, actually, in cold blood be-
headed the whole number, placing their
heads on poles stuck in the beach, say
ing III you will no, allow US 10 make prof.,
is Of the prisoners we take In war evil
xiii all"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
SCARLET FEVER

Scarlet Fever commence. with n,,, IL,
uie head and back, coated tongue. rrr,,
mrs. attended ~rh res,lc,,nes,, coslivc. on
the 'h'rd OF fourth davs rash make, ~, an.
prs'ance, first, where the body is watne.,
Clothed afterwards dIhusng itself general.
y over the whole system
TREATMENT Administer uet,;cli.
sugar Coated Pills m doses propoIlIono,c
to The age ani habit Of The pa,ieni. Large
quantities OF dark offensive matter will
De discharged. Continue tins course every
!h'nysr hours, keeping the room Of ,
low 'emp"raiufsthe pa'iesl lightly clothed
observe low dld of warm dilucn, or mu
cll,glnous drinks
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

DREADFUL AccIDKNT Mr. Israel Hunt
Of Boscawen. was killed on the 18Th ult., IN
a most horrible manner. Tie was at WORK
10 Jaw mill. and was struck upon the head
hy the saw eirth, as it j. SUPPOSED, causing
instant death. When found he was lying
upon the saw girth with his brains scatter
ed in various parts Of the mil and ms
body crushed into fragncnts. lie had been
dead upwards Of an hour Such was the
condition of the i'll -fatcd man, that has re-
mains could not be removed until a coffin
was procured, into which the body wa' yia-
ccd almost piecemoal. TO add 70 the hor-
ror Of this depiorable affair we learn that
two small children of the deceased were
present too young 70 comprehend the ma
iure Of the catastrophe, and therefore una
llcto give warning 70 those in the neigh
lorLood. Hill. ~ H. latri1t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

II |" our belief, notwithstanding Tic ,.o
thousand medicines nov bc,or. IA. uo,,I
that pf 'aurhn's Li'hon,rir,i, mis.urr,
s'a"a' P'e-eminen,. The stories IN circu.
,Anon are most wonderful-if ono hal, We
R4cr is true. it has done moro g. relieve ,nf.
ns humanity than any other article now
See oar advertising columns
- ehts and e, pamphlets
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JONES, BALL. 4 POOR
I?3 Washington Street. Boston,
Importers and Wholesale drdlcrs an
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MILITARY
GOO0S. &C.

NOVOv, N ".
HAVE received 10y recent arrival from
Il l. Ing and and France, large aud cx
teusive ass ,timent OF the following described
goods with many other kilds too numetou>
10 be mentioned, selected expressly for their
Wholesale trade. and comprising the greatest
variety OF Article, t. he found ~ toe ciiv, 10
which tue attention OF tae d.aiets are invi
ted.
Gold and SILVER wslches OF Lever L'Ep
inr. A. nor, II rI0nisi. ana Nricc ape
ment, .fa.. QuiAue> and pr,rs. tom tie
celebrated makers IA Liverpool, London and
Iucle N Sni,se.
Marble, Rosewood, ana Ebony Clocks.
Ohice Clock, and Eishicay Imeplccc.
Gold Jew,lry Of all descriptions pins,
mugs, bracelets. and clasps, gold beads,
quad chains. god AL silver pencils. spec
iacles, ihimb.e, eve glasses, gold pens. lock
cts, with central assortment oigold, sll-
yer and ei,i ianc, goods.
Plated cake baskets ran1 .csuck. ,casl0rs
plated and Bflannla table and tea spoons,
forks, butter toves &c
trlann'a tea AMI coffee pots, sugar and
cream pots
Communion ware Of all kinds
Japanned ie, lravs IN sri. or single oi
all sizes, cafd tra,s. bread, irup. and kn'ls
ttays.
Table AND pocket cutlery, scissors razors.
&c. from tie celebrated manufacturers Of
sheffield. Rodsen Cropk, Wosieho'm.a g.
witt macy cu,sprr bIn,s OF table kni'es
and fifks, N..l bone. bora, and cJcoa wood
handles.
Steel bag and purse ol's2s, ves' and fob
chains. and moun,ngs. sleel beads sp"c'a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
BLACK River Academy.

The Summer Term OF This Institution VIII
cummenre onN ednesaay tie 26ih ol MAY Z"
continue If weeks II ~ under the charge oi
G. b SsIrr. Teacher IA ,Ac tngi,l de-
partmen, &. kSOwLToE. ,'siani fnncl
nali The above named gentlemen are 81.
.oeuenced teachers, and disposed 90 combine
her energies and talents 10 make ms an
Tngllsh and Classical school OF the highest
order. A,a late meeting OF the board Of
Trustees, vas
Resalr,i hat 20 our opnion' the lo'ihet
hiph reputation OF tnis academy. i1iF sus
ta,ned b, the piesen, board ~ DESTRUCTION ,
and that We not only Weld 10 them our il.l
confidence and warm support, .ui "'u''
mn.t cheeflully recommend Their in''inl m
N the liberal patronage Of the public IH-
mon. from 50 to 81. Nodefn Languages
Music. Drawing, 4 c. extra, boaid IN pn'4'e
,ulles Including room rrut~ashins "sns'
&C.. will not eIeeed 81 80 per week &c
recommendation will be lrn.shei iiose "h'
NAV ri.h 20 board themselves or ln ''I'',
limited number of l'f. vi|I Re fec' YES
INTO the family with ne pnn''na uap'i
her paren,al supervision. H' order o' ne
Board Of I fusiees
b. HEALD. Seofe'aff
Ludlow. MAY a.. lss7.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

rvy>T The tune honorcd custom Of taking
a little opening medicine in the Spring Of
the year. is founded in common sense and
sound philosophy. Every one is sensible
OF the Inconvenience experienced on the re-
currence Of warm SPELL after season of
cold weather. A feeling of lassi.udc, drow-
sncss, sometimes swimming Of the head
and headache, n sense of fulncss. aud n
host OF unpleasant symptoms are me gen.
cral results. The morbid nccumuAtions of
winter are set loose by warm weather. and
float in the circulation or lodge in some part
Of the body. Hence it is. perhaps, that
Spring is 50 fatal to consunptiycs and 9TH.
crs.
For the purpose Of purifying the blood and
other fluids, thorc il no medicine SUI erior
to IVrights Indian VegciaJle PiNs, aid
it is strongly recommended as a Spring
medicine. These Pills act on the ,rto.'c
system, and not on one part Of it merely, as
other pills do. Hence If disease be prcssn,
in any par, thrust be driven forth.
/ Beware OF counterfeit. II all kinls" Some arr
coa.ed with sugar Others are made 70 rc-cusl, ~
outward appearances the original medicine. The
safest course t. purchase from the regular agent.
only, one or more of whom may be found ia every
village aud town in tho state. Principal Office LOO
Race street.
Agents for Ruiiani Caun,y--Clemcn, &
Proctor, Ripley 4 Bailey, w. T. &. SOD.
dard, Rutland; Ira Button. f.. J Bliss & Go
Brandon, 5. d. Winslow. pntsford, r.. ia
mieson. Caslleion: 4. d J. &. Allen, Fair
haven r. 5. Armstrong, Wes,haven, lior-
ace Hale. Yves, Pouliney; A. Bliss, East
poul,ney, Vail g. Olis Middletown Lewis
NJ. Walker, Clarendon Springs Brown 4
Gleason, Cuuingsvile John Bnckm,s,er,
Shrewsbury; Samuel Townshend. Wallinp-
ford; Llpham & Vail, South Wallingior c.
NJ. Bruce, & Co., Dandy Borough, n. w
Sawyer, Tinmou,h; Grover. Beales d Co
Wells; Whedon e. Wickam, Pawel.
New England Office, 1913 fremont stree
Boston, l3ly
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III We suhstrIhcr berg aypoia'.i D.,
~ ue Hon Probate fouu iof ito di.ffiri Of
hu,sDd. Corn's,iorsfs toffcei,e .,srlre
ana sdJp' all claims ADD demand. t,sf
IONS against the estate 81
EDWARD l. GRANGER.
ss ~ rii,s'ofd,in sad ii-iiict.dee o,.-i, fcr
resented insnlvcui. sna 81 month. INN the
ION di, Of Naf,h, is.-. D, NJ, allowed o.,
sAii ood'i ipf that purpose. Ne DO ,hor,G,,,
hereh, give notice ihltwc vii attend ,o ,.e
business Of our siii appointment. Ct,..
ie' Changers >sote IN riu,'ofi on IA. l,.,
TUESDAYS 81 Ju', an3 Au.u.' neat ftom me
O'Clock Until 81 o'elo,a. . m. on ..rh Of
said ds,s
u k'iiaoo.l c..
Y I Nporr. '"m -
Iiusiord. Nsy .lst. on
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WE the subscriber, being appointed ~
the Hon Probate Court lpt The di,
ttlci oi tsifhsvcn commissioners To receive
examine and ADJUST all CLAIMS and demands
of all persons against the csiaic ~
Uarr,vI,na,flafe II Poulfpev
IN said distinct. deceased. Represented insol
vent, and SIX months rom the nineteenth
day oi Aptil. A D. i-i7, beng allowed Nv
SAID court for that puipose vi: There. orc
hereby give notice that We will attend ~
the business c' our said appointment 81 ih.
late dwelling house of sad deceased IA
pnpl'ncy GA the first Wednesdays ~ Juno Il
September neN', from until Q O'Clock y.
IN, on each Of said DAYS
SrrxrIy T P,RKrN.
ions & Fa,wsLL, '"'"'''
PoU.incy. Aprll 90, iHi, ~
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NEW GOODS.

DARRErT & son are receiving la'gc
ID assor,men, of English, French, Yves,
India and American manufactured Goods,
which will I've sold as low tor Cash, Produce,
or approved Credit as at any place n the
county
Rutland, Nav 10, lsi1.
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NEW GOODS.

~ p. BELL will receive the present
IL. week large assortment oi
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass
and Hardware,
which will he sold at low prccs. Tor cash
produce, or on shon credit 10 paying Gus
toners.
Rutland, May 10, lsi7. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

Disuici ofrAi,hAs.n, SIS. Doered ,n., a.
a Probate Court holden a, Castleton, within
and for said district, on the tn day Of
Nav, 4. ID. l-i7
Whereas Harry Hawkins. administering Of
the estate Of Juliana lIaw kins, late OF Cas-.
Teton, deceased, proposes to render an &C.
count OF his administration of said estate:
Therefore,
II Is ordered that S al account be received
and examined for allowance at a Probate
Count 10 be holden al Cas,le,on Aforesaid.
on the frs, Wednesday 1t being the second
day ol lune neat, and tia, notice thereof
be given to all persons interested bv pub.
LEGATION Of copy ol this order three week,
success,vely previous Ia SAID lime OF hearn,
IN tho Rutland Herald. newspaper pun e.
at Rutland. ALMON WARNER, Judge.
true copy Of record,
20 A. WARN FIR. Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

wv l. sri's nDef hts plslufe su'nrient n
] summer ffjY g. 200 sheep winch 20
81 .sHss ffHt, ~ he vii tsso ~ sheer 10
iasufe $50 sn upland Mealo~ ~tt,h
,a', 30 lnns o. lay whi.h he wishes 10 lsalo
~ one Yeaf % ne shlse uea1os ls
dwelling house sni louf bsfrs
Inc above prem 49, va. fr'rslIY known
>, 'n~ ljemm4n CONAN - iianamsn Farm
A's0 .orsass head rf pns rr1 i~o y,lf
0A rsn's srf one iro year wear Dlfhsm
- arD0. amral
laf fHrtef rsfaC4Isf. nt4lfs ofiAss.1.
s-r.tf Oh iAc IfeuIs's
HARVEY GklSNOID
Wee hu'an5, Apr' 20, lst7 y
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A LIFE PRESERVED
Moan,holly. \ J Nov / lsij
Vic Seth w. EoMle.

''s' SSNu w ONtc,
D'ar Sir, having used DR.. Wi.ar's
Ba!s,m OF Wild Cherry with great h,,o
ut to myself ! chccr!u!ly comply with
your request 10 give my testimony IA favor
oi 1t Some l'rnc SINCE took cold. AMI II
settled on my Lungs was troubled for
several weeks with very bad cough. raised
blood several times, and had all tho alarm.
ing symptoms attending confirmed Con-
sumption. ldespaired of recovery. Alter
trying various remedies in vain, | ob,aincl
bottle osyour Balsam. ltook three bot.
Ties. and to my ACCOMPLISHMENT was entirely
cured. attribute my restoration to health
to that medicine alone All who are sick or
afflicted with Pulmonary affections. would
recommend them to try DR. Wisiar's Balsam
Immediately
T. r KELLER.
None genuine, unless isn.i l. BUTTS On tn,
wrapper.
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COMPREHENSIVE

THE uriersisred haze ~. DIV 'orvn', -
tny'unetship under shs tim %
hirfN 4 So. IN the mrfcsruc hu.ineW
snf Nj endeA'ot Ia srsp o. hand 60,
asa timsr, % Goods sni .t pness saussc
iof' to he commonly
l,Nrs n.urrJ
ko-swoap H,sssTr
ROLAND. Aprl io.is.- is
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The eltrsordih,ry Gr1ofeHtcRF "hi' ID
ere achieving unparalleled irumrls ~ -
nous 81. tons ~ 'f's country afe NJ" in-
lroduced INTO ms vIclnn,. Lei every ..
person read The ad,erus"mont ~ 'hs 'rs''-
o. .erg Company whi-h wit ~ found ln en-
Other rollmn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

nsN~Hlcnry Clay wss seventy years o.l
on me l2th day Of April He wls born
in Hanover county Virginia IN l7,7.
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NOTICE To Contractors
DROPO>Al.S viii be received unfii the
Isl ia, of J,re i~i7. nr tie ora.
ding. N"a'v and HiSsiss Of that r,ri OF
me th'iupi'in ,nd Connecticut River Rail.
road, extending ifam tie west sdc Of the
summit al Mount HOLY t. the village o.
brandon. distance OF about 20 n.lc.. and
being toe whole uncontrolled pp,uon Of
SAT- road
N'rs rtofl-s and spec iroa,ions may 80
found after the 1Oih oi May newt. a, the Of
hee Of the Eng ,neet IN Rutland. wh~rc eve.
~ Necessary information vii bc gwen
The Inc vii he divided into sections oi
'onNcnien, lerc,h TOT constitution. aud from
nose 10 whom toe work may h- awidea
.si'-is,tofy sr'lifti, VII goo tcG.gfr-
Proposals may be lrli With tIc ~. ic-s'rn.
Cd at Burlington, VIII George ! Hodges at
Rutland, or Win Wan lleuf,. E>u At nrl.
lows Fall. Tie ~oik wi, bc awarded a,
Rutland, az soon alter ~. nfs, of jane as
the necessary examination ui the bud. can
be made 3v order nj the board,
r. fOLlErr President
one ofh, Cbappiar, 4 Conn
Rir',f a'lro1l 90.
buSltgtnn Ao,tl 90 isi- "a
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A RARE CHANCE FOR YOUNG
MEN

Two ,cnt ssveta, vcit nee H. FnRt sfor,
lus received from lps'or number 90
,r,rreft, snd w,N ,dncasd Young Men ai~
waited, 10 whom The following encourage
men. wi hc gltcn.--To those WHO vii
take sloO worth, 10 s'ati With, and n, los
them On al, auc'. shall hc warranted g. tisar
OF vel qualified 'ot business, iahhfui and
ecoupmchN t7n, month iorayesf Ihos-
who csnno, take ~ l,'gr Gpsniiiv (even "
nol more Than 80 worihl will 10 tmrlovoi
bot nu' insured Scvcf,l shat have engaged
In The business. 20 whom reference VIII bc
given have cleared from iotoeio % a month
The hook, arc all u' a dart form. and one 10
splendid pictorial work R,fiR prices.
from one dollar to ~ - cents Whulesa4e
do. IS per cont dscoun: Pleasoeo call
aud examine for Yourselves. hui don't ,ortfs
GRFENLEAF. Guiliord V,
April 2ls,. 1877 10
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to be 'ufned loose on their parole no, ,c,,o
10 hse up arms during tho wa, pe,b,n,
IS the ocs, disposition that could be mad,
q mem, asany other course would d.Lv
Gen SCOTS brward movemen, Fifteen
o. 'he't officers have refused 10 i,eo. bo,
have given their parole OF honor to ,epoa
themselves without delay. TO Col. W.
era Cruz a. prisoners Of war.e<Axf
Among these, are Gens Ia
ya'eo' The latter Governor - ~
the time the Texan pr,s Gt,e
and believe diainsuiu ~ 5000
treatment OF 49, S0 y ~ w,ll =.
KEEP; IN the q f,Ilo. =.
else proceed ~ y
Gen 81 alive. bu, it is con.
sdered Tor him to survive
ne oai ugh his lungs as he was
.,aa'o Storm the fanhern works
mid confusion Of all kind,
and |hef table than knees. A hun
or officers are around me max.
ing paroles, while our own dead
n'e beink earrlcd BY and consigned to Their
long resting place BY the roadside.
shall "sH on fot JsIaps this afternoon,
all will write by every opportunity. X
+. S.-l have jus, learned that there i.
some hopes yet for Gen. Shieles. God
grant he may live.
Col. Baker. who charged on the las: fort
los, forty men in killed aud wounded out Of
cnly portion Of biz regiment. Lieutenant
'cwardin. killed Lieut. Murphy supposed
to be MORALLY wounded; Lieut.. johnson
wounded in three places. and thigh amputa.
ted; Lieuts. Scott, Froman. aud Malthv.
wounded
Prisoners. List of Mexican officers
captured at Cerro tiorlo, M the 18th April
who have given their paroles Of honor 10 re-.
port themselves without delay 10 the Com
mandcr Of the American forces at Vera Cruz
AS prisoners Of war:
jose Ma Jercro, Brieadicr General
Romulo dc Ia Vega, Brigadicr General.
l. Runy Barandc Captain of Mexican
Navy. Commanding Artillery.
Vicente Argucllca, Captain Artillery.
Jose Ma Mata. Captain.
Jose Ma Gallegos, Commanding Grcna-
dicrs.
Mariana Camsco, lst Lieutcnan, A,tilc.
r..
Bartohme Amablc, u Lieutenant Ar,il-
lcry.
jose Il. Cobarubiar. Sd Lieutenant Ar.
tillory.
Jose de Lastor Bras Sober, Lieutenant
Colonel Battalion de Lbca,ad.
Sosc Nuncz, Captain 9TH Regular Infan-
try.
Jose Ma Moreno, Captain 9th Regular
Infantry.
Grccorio del CALICO, Captain 9th Regular
Infantry
Rafael dc Berrabidas cd Licutcnan. 9th
Regular Infantry
Sllvcro Vclcz Aid de Camp to General
Vega.
Francisco Fernandez, lst Lieutenant Q.
Mexican Navy.
The above prisoners, under the charge
OF Capt George W. Hughes, Corps of To-
biographical Engineers arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 2lst inst, about one hour prevou,
to the departure Of the McKim.
II has been left to their selection By Gen
Scott whether they should remain close
prisoners in the castle Of San Juan dc l'lua
or proceed to New Orleans, where they
should be allowed such personal liberty as
their condition and conduct might seem tc
require Of the commandant of that post.
Ii is understood that all Of the foregoing
captured officers have expressed desire
t. he transferred 10 the United States, and
that Colonel Wilson. Governor Of Vera Cruz
had acceded to their wishes. and had dircc-
ted that vessel should be held in READINGS.
to sail. for their accumulation, about the
.4th April.
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District OF Fdih,avsn, 50. - bcrcj that at
q probate count holden At C1slielon IN AID
lpt SAID district Oh the Iyth day of Apul,
\ ID i-i7.
Wncrra. Geo " Mason, administrator Of
the estate Ut John N.>e-4, la.o OF casilc'"n.
B.. siil district, deceased, la. made appl.-
cauon IN writing to said count for license 10
So the whole of the real estate OF saii de-
ceased for the purpose Of paying the debts
agiin>i SAID dcccascd and the charges Of
Imiai.l,uoo, and h,s represented IN s'id
application that ihc debts against sad estate,
assignment to the " duW and the charges of
administration ampunis,o the sum Of eI5Jf,-
81 ami that one half of sax estate - cncum-
bered with mortgage amounting TO ihc sum
Of Si-OD, aud that II ~ nrcessitb 10 SCI HE
whole ol sad real estate for the purpose oi
pawn, sad clam, AID necessary chirsr'
Thoteiors It - ordered hat sad apgics
lion De- hesfd he Gre said coun at session
ihctepfto be holden a, cas,leton s'uresaii on
the l2sh day Of Nay, next and that notice be
given 20 al. persons interested hy ruhiisllng
aropy afi'l. order three weeks suc,rssi,eY
"a the Rutland Iierale pfe,ious to saii ;lme Of
heaung
\ true copy Of rccord
y ALNON WARNER, Judge.
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E.g-Au exchange thus ADVERTISE "TWo
.,ers ran ,ra>iing" Wehope Che, may
ulr cot o. II liut'osi Time
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In Shrewsbury. on the 30,h uli., James L
Small. Jr late Of Woodstock, aged IS.