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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-18

N MICHIGAN,
Rob, McCiellaDd, Monroe,
Charles e. Stuart,
kipsley S bingham, Livingston.
MISSISSIPPI
]. Thompson,
Patrick IosiI,kiHs, vieksburg,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-18

rT,HE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
i COMPLAINING II, Wall street, New York; issued
during the Of October, 1917 hundred and forty
fnNn me- nnlcina.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-18

\. EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS WIT0
Weler's Patent Japan Buchi,ig name Of an excel,
lent article; we have seen i used, and highly recon-
me nd il IN. american, Affa To-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
Imputieiirs 81 TIE Rinpd

sfih TO impress u particularly on the minds q
tsssc Who tryabic with isspsrt,ss ~ the blood
bad hanonrs, old aleess, aud alsess~s brosgh' on
by the nsc %, Incrcury. cAlomel sad that u sow.
rsigu remedy IL Is ven known 10 every rNysicisn
that ssrsAtArills l. nsnost the oriJ ur,iclc that
be sueccssfsliy used Go ROOT ont tuch disease
All ~hsa mix ID with the pure extract Of TomAtec,
10 has been known ia eurs such catr. where Sarss
psTiiis alone has had eject Thn can ls az
cpuu,ed for frpp the fact that tho Tnmatocs ore
rate ~ sasiy on the ho~-i- carrying 90 all thot'
I'm par,t,es which ~ allowed to remain, create dan
sSIous and iAsursble hseA-ss ..
One more proof Of the efscAey Of tho SArsAparil
il aud Tomato when combined.
Fer sale by Luther Daniels, Kutisnd and ageu,
H. rsughout the State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
W0L,BD.

10 Buaam- Washiss,os Co. TEXAS, as,h
Aug. last. Geo d., son Of Rufus aud Eun,ce
Parker. OF Clarendon. VI eyed ~ ycsr.--
Also, on as 9Th Sep, last. Eumcc, wife of
ku'os ParkL aged So and GA the 10Th
OF last. Des, Saoms A.. daughter Of Rufus
and Eouicspsfksr, sued IS.
Thus, re protected aod painfI. m.
ness, whchras BONE with paiiencs add
submisslon, ,, she too Uhs third Of The
family. IN the 'r,ei space al iiitle mure III an
three monihsl passed away, leaving uu,
,nerous cirrlssr 81 ativsss Sud friends, Ia
whom she hAd,s'dssred herself by hcJ usny
virtues, to m"ut, not a. those who have nt
hope, but that Dire N n void le 4 in the fam
lily and social etrle, which can no pore b,
! eoiivsnsd and doHie glad By her pre- s<ace
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
AGRICCLTUAL NOTICE.

The mcmbcrp of,he X atlspd Comfy Az
rs>utsrsi Soeitty are hereby notified 10
meet al CaStlc,on, on the Hra Wednesday
y january newt Tor the purpose u elect
ias Ofbeeu u the Society s'r tho year en,a-
ing. awarding puesisms on ssld rrsps, and
,n.sssAoi'ax any oSser necessary basines-
In pusiss gvrrr.,iy are invited e. s,,esd
by order ~ thc President
JVNA. q rHRSLI,, Rec See,
Ndtisnd iTtt Dee iSsT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

CINCINNATI, Dee 60 r, IA Ter.
Iible explosion ,oOk place, yesterday, cso'-
ed Nv the buts,ng Of steam sn:ms. IN
Sir, Rr~ooIds' Boundary, Ia this city, which
caused the death Ut two met, and severely
wounded three o,b-f., all OF whom wrte
employed in The building The building
was much injured
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
ANIMAL VILLAGE MEETING

The voters residing ~itlas the bounds II
,be village VI Ratlaaa. Unsupported by ~
al a ths Gsssr.l Ass-ssaiy. I.Assed at ,,s
is.i s-sscn arr h.rrsy us<tA~d and wsr~ed
90 s-et AT the court house 10 sad village.
o. weinosAsstI--sA asy ~ J.susr, neat.
a sir S'sle>i Ia The eVesiar &c The follow
la. TAsssssiss <..A.r Ms Al F-sA1Pors
tlse sAh WAY - s.rrssh
"a To rl'Aoss 81 tie yssr sasuiag tlis
ofbo,Ts pssstssd O. b, aid AT. F,rs War
dsss sd - -'hrr yGeer, ~ ssy BE- ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
Comm:ssionrra Notice.

w T. The subsrr 10 - b,igs sppStutoh b. the h'n
w Pfpb.to Goart Tor tn Dtsirri q D airts'ss
c''bamissionsrt 10 receive, sraIotns and aaiuS al
rlalmE6 dcmasdssf all FSrsus Fztatt ths tttAtF ~
Aosas GLifk Lalf sf lftbHsy
IN said distris dec. a-~d T~tec ted issslvrnt and
"a H4snt ht frpui the 2dd day Gf NJ, eusE, sstHE
Alis~ea for tliHi iafPnss d. thsrsfa's, bsts''s
r'sr s'li'ss, thai Wit stlssi 10 tn basasss Of
'ar sad .pPaaataeui az liauksr6 gssHu'. ,tors "a
i7' '~ aay "i JaE. best frstn 1 uHin ycissk =.
ia - -.aa dAj. q,
io,i n-'a'' Claai,.i0uer.
Pouiy be. 2 i>tJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
SACRIFICE OF LIFT BY TIL
MAR.


The objects OF III, army and those
Who have the rpcnns II ascev,s ib,ns
the los sustained by our amy since
The commencement Of The Mexican
Wal, put 4, down, says the n. Y. Tel.
cgraph, at D,OeO men whose bodies
fniizie with the soil OF Mexico. The
mortality or sacrifice Of lne nj the pres
cut time - estimated at fifteen soldiers
= day Think 81 this! Look al i'll
What trophies have We gained by ,hl.
tacnice OF ifcs What shric.S Of la-
mcnauon cloud the GLORIOUS uchrve
inen's of our arms What apallinV
misery and woe Is sent over the coun
Try tobnghien our national esca,ci,oen
The loss vi liie seems 10 be lost sighI
otby those who do not taste Of the bit.
ter cup Of its afli,ci,on, The sacrifice.
Of The war seem drowned IN the gliticl
Of the conquest. Human be,oas are
WIRED from the face OF the esuth viii
m tt'te regard ns insects But ther,
are hearts that feel aud widows an,
orphans that mourn rs deeply us i
their fathers aud husbands had died IL
their midst.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY, Dc. IS.
.Rsron~I for ,hs Boston Traveller
Al hsrkci. 1900 Bel Calle, including
1s5 S'oir'. 20 yek-s Wori .og o,eu a.
Cove and Calves. 500 6Lrcp aud about
1900 Swiuo
In Consequence oil tho email number OF
Csui. p''ce' advanced abou, &c per cut
from Les week. 9uo,al,oas
berf Cs'le-EIus e6,75 6ra quaiay,
0l0, so '"eo"d qualify e5.25a5,1s; hlfd
Qualpy 4a&.75.
Working taea--e05Ail5. according 10
qualify
Cows and CsIyys--Saies noticed lss,r
eIon55
snASnsfi,bo tee2as Co..dIss
2JsG.6,75.
s~ioe--Sai, a, Wholesale ia5 IA, al
re,ni 6s6 re
N. q -Sb~p and Swine doll, and
large nsn.bef irnsin uasoid.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

w ANTED. -Four OF h,e TAilarem Cub, e
w whom good wage will be gyep. u atll,cD
ton i'nthhc Immediately. III W. LIBBY
Ratland December 1917.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
NOTICE 10 = RECk.0.f-
.. AkRH. AUH 900

sy>HK soh,ssih<r y Ss-i,o~s. al ,e,ting the con
i tract TO- making i,o1oe0o bs+et he has .
fret rate yAri andA rsrs eA4Ast 70 altered h sssJ
On, wi,Lisg ~ engage ~ the bu,iprossld Contract
e. b. completed IN ts9 yeart-tsrms ca'h. w p
- ~s.hes - esu,tse, ~ ehepriss 800 eDrd, voSe
fsr rkash fair t<ees VIII be S.~idA
JOSIAH HCSTOON.
RatiAna Dee 70 is!- So
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

"E thesub.rrit-fs b~isr = -rs,s,,a D, "a. It,,s
w Pf"'st~ TsSri FER ths a sstes ~ Pstrt,s,.1
'-yntssi1hsf' " tsrsfts sNssins ssd sfia.s al
riAi ~ sud Asraani' ~ ~ i<rsoas sra oct az :.
tsts n S,yrssr f-dss4,stss, ~ g<-siis,, a, a. "A
fis'-trf d@c-asa Fefrrsssts T. s.sat 4 q s,s,u,h
from 'sF ksh 4sS y sS' ffaAr D. = si.sssI ~
tifsf prrps.ss ~ a. th~fsfr-s rFt hy Eve 80 y.
ths' ~ win s'f~st o. 80 kasis..s - asr saaS "a
r.a.ia,.ti 90 n q Nvsrs Aqp,s ~ Peusa.y -
ths - iHi ai JHHasrJ. u~st hsra ocio,k +. ~
rrtn 'e'seR r o. % ssid 4s,
g. assttS =.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
STON ES.

CONANtt
k.AkE-s Psrior AZ 1trei ed
sTANLfl Ca NtsTss
4 TROY
Hs15s Wsrs, sfSil - 20 " 90 ksba snd So s.is /.
brerskl turGfA - y ?. mn
X. isn4 ~ - -. 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
A0/Nua uAuuA,As

IN mls village, 90 the 93d ult., by Rev. J
NJ. goeA~o,d. NJ Ira y. Bliss 10 Miss I'm
ilv PNic,, ali vi Inns town. b.. ,Ys.....
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

THE Trustees Of lie TIw and Canada
Jusolioa Te'esrsph CampaaF call o.
IN The several sVbsellbsfs 10 The capita,
Stuck Sad COMPANY Ia pay Ihs following
ssses.~sH,. on their several Subscriptions
on the 5ih October. 1897, t~eniy dollars oa
a ,hsre IN me SO oiNosemstf. 1857. NJ
t.ea dollars on q shse On the 9Th Drcem-
tvI, Is+7, TEA dollars an sbsie-ss'd 'ali
being according 10 s,'iole lhlri Of lhs srti
eles OF AssoeiAppa 81 sSd company. Pay
'oenis may be h,ds a. The S,nk Of 81. Al.
lan,, 81 tss Bank Of BOshns,os. and at Ihe
fam.n A Aecbsoics' Bank VI BsrIiasioo
a. NE B.sk u isrg.nses, at the BaAk nj
N'dJl-bpty. b. lie Bari Of Rstl.nd. Al VA
bssk Of hsnrb-slsr ans 10 e. ID Hs!uns lo'.
sdbee tie neossssty Isseip,s Will bs Sissa,
GEO. " BENEDIcr.I
J. II Pp,K, .Tvsisss
II Y RlCE --...
buiiag,oR. Seq ~. Isi5. 10 la
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

Y sssI,5sANk -''
Os-Sa--ss 49, i<'s Ma rrrsO's'.
ysncs NJ
nkt--su - nhry vish iv~p- ~ Ssa
ssai~s hss~ vwracd s~ Ansea iisArdo
rrvr,. avra vessei total lc,s
Geo, Wool had kcca acrted Goverpo
d JaaAA ... ,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
A DLN.

THE ,ubseril,yr vgald g,t notics TO tbops 10
debtei 20. lin that he n under the necessity Of
csiI~s apon th.mf,r IMMEDIATE PAY
HEsrs-CAsH hE wANfs--ksD CA sh
III MUST HAVE AItSsos DfER.
Ru,lAnd De n. 1917. "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

Nv ~ .asrf4 W. ',,gs sI,'-ss' - y thsi'sf
ff,'sts fsstt ~ NJ 4isriFt q iarAaFt,
s'ass'p>ss.sss " r<fis a .saahs Aha aAlsst ~
siF'e 80 eT"@s'sls = su Psrtsgs ssplssi tAs 90
~ ffH,fr1iA FCpT-t kts N P5sl,pfy - sH4a
,rirsf ~sfss@ssia tssslssrs sss aiso ~ faIH'G
as sSss~><Hs st e<sss An sssss sa~sss- 80 'iE
. s-sssffrs shs tstday q fN-r.AtS tts1 hsissg
slssfa r. 49, SsIT4ss, - ~ lAsgliase Lsfssy
fitf h.'+ tlai = IN sitssd - ths Lssl .sss n
80 rslf 49, f'gtsg, - ~ isgs ten ~ 800. =
's.i 80 ri T. Fro'fas' ~ ~ fh4f5 N.L-syt
q saEsf "a NJ h~sf Hs-f 80 y, iaeA 4 !
y NJ - sisrs o. "a .s<A y s4i4 a.-s.
t.lsst As-ts, ! tG'a Ma Ga.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
iR0N 4 tIEEL

THE PROBATE COURT
HNITHIS ard for the D,stric Of Rallapd ~d
w bod fts stated sessious during the year o.
the sr., Ms-S>y ~ each N snth st VI HaN' pihe
in tho Csari hoasc- WM. HALL. tasirr.
Rsrlaad, DcS. l, lsi7. ..-Il .pN-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
A Farm los sale or 70 ncm,
1'lOss y

RIBS. Troy and Rsss,.er Flour, frrm
W. Genen,Wbost fruh round tyr sale
by . VI J. MYERS.
whitehall Dee IL ". 90 3m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
Judge Of Snip, Court.
G.. b Harrington, A,iy for l6b,liant 81

STATE OF VERMONT, To the lion
Rutland County, IS Snpreme
Cour, Of Judicaiurs, to DO held At Rutland
within aod llr the Comfy ui ROLAND on ii'e
sixth Tuesday neIt following the fourth
TUESDAY oil Dece mber, 4. ID. ist7.
The Libel OF siiss Hathurn OF MounholT
IN the County Of Rutland sheweih that n
Salem ia Ihe Counls OF Washington and
Stale VI New York, on u.e 2Oth February
A. y 1870, he va. lawfully married 10 Su-
.aa Saow. br The Rev. Mr. l,umirns. n min
inr6 al lAe Gospel, and from th't un's unrs
lie ninth OF June. ioii, he hved win ul"
said Susan, IN Manchester IA the CouniS OF
Bennington, IN lhs slnet obrervhnte at all
the duies required by ils marriage cove
napt, wbss ii,e said Susan, wiiEnu' any lusi
cause. WHOLLY desrtted this libellAnt aud
hiso, since continued sUclt dose tiion, re-
tus,na 10 lave with hun. OF 10 perform sny oil
the duties required OF her by the marriage
covenant Your l.ibcilsnt therefore ptay'
tas Hoo. Count ,bs, ibe bonds OF MsiriRpn,
between him and the said Susan rsy lie dis
solved. sisj Ia. OF dissrce granted him
hnd th's hbeaaht " At ever prey
Dalud at Rtuiand iAi. 9Th dss ri Nuypm
bell ID 1877 klLAs HA1HORS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
Nn,nn irsfonerA' lNaacc
80. .eL ,.T, Bs ' ,s.., p,, ,.',

Drutst Of Ruutlaudv y. - at tTecnl Pfubsts
Count holden At BudAui Sithin ADD for sHid do
trict on 'hc 25lL day oi Soy-mbrr \. - iSE.
Pte,cpt, Wa, Hall, lodge
M~As p t.s Admillst rst4r - The cal ts 81
Nn Halo lat, orNpyabA a iasd iitrirt iee,s-,d
inIs.sLs, yfsyov.sg 10 sssasr AZ Asepupt VI his
aAaihiava,teN - sail rtlatc.
lti ordered that ,althpf 'it.ou BE r, 'arrrd far
hcaring tad aeyi,i9n s. lAs Brrt A,ndst sstnR tho
trr boz , shed ttr,t Nrcis furre-sitslt BOO tna
RIi.4ld lier.'d aorvspap,f rtintri az Huuara
Lhai All psrrsns t1ttfnstsd NAY appear and okjrs,
b. the sang tho5 sss saa,s. 4 tIoc copy oftseird
~ IIESRy HAlL Rogue.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

plastic
| M TONS Fresh groupd Nova S,rtia Plaster
lNOfot sale by M MYERS
whitehall. Nov. 90 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
sTATk or NERMONT. ! Two th. Hon

Sih VI 'hhhoN''t w, "o"
hutis"o 'oohV"
promo '"ut "~,' !" w "o'ue" wv
W''n'n 30" ,ot '"e 'ou"' y, "u,'-'"' u,'
,ne Ai" '"esoNf ".' 80 Wv ""''"
'ursuN, w "-ce,,N o.,
ho"Vr 1'P"'"F' '' ~,
{ A"e' % 800" :" Wv 800 =, wv
,s"", "Ai I" n"'hs' " VIC 'V'"N "'
""'"l"s'.n s"a " Wv w
a"""' ,''o W" ~ ="
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

=. Ddth SfheH |THhWTH
3 hldrds Sthoci Hisfory NJ the UniioI
states
Tams,tlus ttbs state ana Couuty sprcrir
y tandrau at a9ai e.isf,na Ibs .Jih lag " os,
lsi1 va
R,solr.d. TAst ~. ocu,,lt.ol, lnAt'uch q, a..
anne ArithmrCr 4 REGARDED - a. hv..qtstiaf 10 all
oth,r treatise, on Arthnr,.e no~ before INC pub
Re- creeping the srr,e' VI fraie''"f bavir' ni
iba.muyh A. Adam is p.S 80 rttcral usV Ia ouI
schools, -ys1d ND ~ this time 80 stHinsstAAJ VIC
isst aT lasiy ssAsur'. J., Say of introducing Ary
noe book but tnpr,~fd With bfm COW ic'i.a
that Ds,iss K'rm'otaty ahA Cpwmnn School I.
fjthn stier uhethef ned a. tBepns ~ 'rcnTing
10 ,hr sir,,gs .od nss.t i@ts .sn-e ~, i.v,Sss,y
soper,ot toapy otbrr With sLi-L r~arc acquainted
aud would unLsfit.tISEij aud strongly recommsa
the istros,,iHssa of tsse LaoLs % far a. rtasss
Sa.stpulD ". IAAr r,,dsn,.
'E''a ! q .gIlAst4 s,suay.
NontF,iier Oct n fsff
so1t The school Ui,iory 81 Mr.. Willard va.
fsrorntarai,i ~ th- epns s6su u 1870 1Ls .
Is,ie tool, ste IA BY win T. & staddara, RAT
land No. N.fd CRdlstou, Agd hoetf,fie1s ga
sr.iD ,hr"arbout 'he y state NJ
sI.JI ~ s.s-o,1 ,prH r,r;.al,,.d ,hs, /.
bsldsa at RpDa.' Lon ati a. fsA JifStrt o.
lbs pa IA % y, -us1T 4 ~ isI',
Preset Ma. HAlL- Jsdgs.
Nhfrsl', AiLsft bagtl,A Elseaio' II tbs lsit
~,i. asa ts-t-Sshl u EnsAs f.,h. lsis ID D@hbi be-
'a,I f.'r'-i dsesstsd, isst.tr, 30. leis hAJ ~ai'
hruh~au1u DO ~ungs [ AL o"gly frIrDgling
'un r.sn, frthf "a ytpsi fDf ~ aebis gflsii o.
rss,sJ si.A ikst ART 81 lht re- lasisis Sssii do
ceased ~ y. sald ~it4o's s,las1 - ho's be-
, t,r-.isI ia o. ttmshfsr Ahf ths r.fgre ffsyiHg
.aii ,sar o. Fr.t Mn lies .. ~ .. - III r-si
,a.As If ,~SA de- s,ea. eusrs lAs Is~sS u ne
v.I.s 81 ed drffassd is iyi ~ tss - 4. sl,a,
ttrrssf --kA ctafs rsrfivts = ~ tiptes fatm II
,s,J a. -ssss4 sarisisihE .as.s " sES.- iSeeui.
I u NJ Tal-H
| Ihcfrfar, g. b. nrssTsf y 'Aja ~ hat sald
/ sprhc4ps. ~ fv'srss ~ hsssiay ~ dsfa.su =.
! u,e tr.t MODS tstg - ~ dsy ~ Jssssfy
v-sAs -stssi.slJ tis'is.s ah.r,ts f. ~ hstisrd
H+Fs.J resH-Ftf rriz.si 81 lt-,lasa th.s 81
! s.-r~out n tsryFtsf mAr srpssF ed ske,i ~ Ne
s4'a' n 80 80 eAV-r trat eaIy q ikrrsrf
81 HGsst nAIL HeF.i.f.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

BOOrS /, BOOTS' BOOTSin
4 MOTHER large lot " Hoo,. and Shoe. ju'.
n rtesi,rd aud Tor safe ge fot cash hy
fFallinx ford Dec. l. II i3'ESCER 4 90.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

WHEREhS Il has been made W appear
" IN me thar the said iAdatine A. Anne $
dscs not cs,de within this State, Vt il there.
h,te ordered that the said Ads,ine be spm
moned TO sppear beioto tho Supreme Couti
nett to be h"iden al Rutland In and for The
County OF Ru,lsnd, on The SAITH Tuesday
next siter the fourth Tuesday OF December
4. ID. lsi7. TO sns~cr tho foregoing libel oil
ofhmcl Ames, by Publishing the subs,aDro
~ said libel with this order, in the Rutland
Hcr'id, printed a, tu'lsnd aforesaid, three
weeks sUocess,vely. the last oi which shat
be at least ,wan,y days previous 10 the ses
sion al The court Aforesaid.
Given uudet my Land at Bennington IL
the county OF Bennngton, Tits i5'h day of
December, A ID. isi7
INLAND HALh. s.t t.
Judge Of Snip, Court
E.. b Harrinlt ton, Au'y for lAbelanl 81
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S..tptnD ". IAAf rfu.dsu,.
- - :. 2 ,EII.,,st s,sr"'V

Su1t The school Ui,tary ~ Mr.. Hard vac
fscouiaroi,i ~ th- en-, Gsu u lBto 1Ls .
hole toots sre I'D by W. 4 & Staddard, Rat
land No. N.fd CRdlstou, Agd hoetf,fie1s ga
crafty tkToa rhout thc v State ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

count holden at Rutland, within and FOR rad dp.
trict on che nth day Of November 4 y. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

SrArTuf NiEduNr.
Uts,Tirf Of Rutland "a.
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Hooks recOsnlncssdcA by the
state x Z .. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

!. Darrs FIrsi Lessons IN fruhoN)se.
2. Da,tr = Schsoi Irithmrtir
3 1idrds School Hiso-y Of The UniieI
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H Y. BILL hss th,s say vsrcivsd
~ Bonnet Saiins and Ribbons,
Prints, new and rich styles,
AlpacAS a.
Green aud Blown Brondcloths.
Black aud uiIxcd CassIincrcS,
viii bean be sold rh,sp.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

.l Jasgs Of he Ssporns C.u,t
X. PIsRPo6sT Au'y Tor l.ibeiisnL '4a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-16

he received all escopet ball through the
heart, the 3d Infantry was among The first
over, and the enemy commenced running.
bot 100 late-they were shot down in
their tracks many .oflhem, as we turned
their own artillery upon them, aud herd
infantry, which had by this lime got
round, met them near the foot OF the
mountain.
Our flag was Instantly hoisted on, their
fort, and the route was complete; for the
enemy seeing that their main dependence
was wrested from them, took the panic,
aud abandoned themselves to flight. Some
2 or 5000 got away,in spite oflhe efforts ol
our dragons, who followed in chase ten
miles, killed many Oh the road, but could
not leave the road for the bushes: Santa
Anna made timely escape; The first man
who rode from the field was the great
Santa Anna We killed and wounded in
this fort over 200 Mexicans. Gen. Pillow
with his command got early in the fight
on the opposite side Of them, and stimuli
taueously with our Charge, blazed away
among them, killing crowds, until they
holsted Inc wnlte nag. duu tueH dIuiy
surrendered Immediately. We found Gen.
La Vega here, Gen. Herrera, Ex-Presi.
dent, and several others, besides an old
General whose name [ forget, who was
next in command to Santa Anna. was
present at the marching of these troops
down the road, and surrendering their
arms. They were mostly young and
healthy men, some Of them having their
young wives with them. Gen. Scott was
more than pleased with the conduct OF our
troops on ttis great day. The number OF
dead Mexicans lying about was almost
without parallel, mostly shot in'the head,
some Of their heads shot entirely away.
Adios. mi mucho amanda Hermano!
Your affectonae brother.
u. ECKERSON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-16

1aff. Ca,konn IN Florida.-The acts ol
truly great statesman are seldom, il ever,
Immediately appreciated. The foresight
which: plans and executes for the desines
.ofmilllons, can never be at once under
stood BY the many who are TO reap its
benefits, yet who do not perseiye instant
aud advantageous results. The whole
public career Of Mr.. Calhoun has afforded
marked example OF this fact. There
IS not a single one of all our great men
who have effected such a lasting influence
upon The Union, and probably no one has
ever borne so great storm of odium, Tor
measures which he has proposed aud
slowly. though surely, conducted to sue
cessful issue. His opposition 10 the Pro-
,rective Tariff, his course in regard to the
: Oregon boundary, his efforts to procure
the annexation of Texas, bis present op-
position to Northern fanaticism, were all
received al 6rsi with GOODNESS by the nation,
and as certainly he has triumphedL and will
triumph in every one Of them in the end.
D! When therefore the unfortunate collision
took place during the late Session of Con-
gress, between Mr.. Richie on tue one
side, in behalf Of an ambitious clique, and
Mr.. Calhoun on the other, iu behalf Of the
interests of the South and of the whole
Urion, il was easy TO perceive that MIR.
Ritchie would harangus for a time upon
the attack against the liberty of the press,
but that be- would as surely succomb in
time to the great intellect and unbounded
influence of the noble statesman he had
so wantonly auucked. We are therefore
gratiied TO perceive that the press Of this
as we'll as the other Southern State is be.
coming daily more aware Of the patriotism
and depth of John G. Calhoun's views.
Though bitterly assailed at the first, his
friends become warmed aud more nu-
merous every day. Every petty assault
only adds 10 his reputation and influence.
There is not statesman in the Union
who has one tenth oltbe Influence and
popularity in this State which Mr.. Cal
houn possesses. We trus, that the people
of Florida will continue TO be faithful 10
Mr.. Calhoun as he has ever continued TO
be faithful to his country. He seeks no
political advancement, for be is above il.
Blu, that his efforts in behalf of the South
should be appreciated, is due to him, and
necessary to the success Of the high posi-
ton he has taken in presence Of the people
of the United Slates.-St. Augustine
Ne,os.
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che aunrrtIasr. (
EDGEFIELD G ii
WEDsEsDAY.JgsE.l6I

Rain.-Afer suffering from dp .wealhs sIat2
this place. weiwere favored on Thursdg gymghts
last, with fine shower of ruin; which greatly
improved the crops. We have heardsofs good
rains in other sections Of the districts &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-16

Anolher Boundary Question: A Con-
vention has been called in Fall River to
take measures for The maintenance OF the
rights Of The State in regard TO the Boun-'
dary line between Massachusetts and
Rhode Island The call is signed by over
300 persons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-16

The Wheat Crop in Edgsfeld SO far:as ionr'
knowledge extends. the Whest crop M Edge.
field has been good, and the grain IS ofexsa
lent quality, hefarmers, generally, bad afasi
vorable season for harvesting. The wbsass
crop incur district is never large but@e believe
that an averagecrop at least viii BE made by
our farmers during the present year, ( 5sS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-16

A woman died in the neighborhood Of
London on the 9th of March, in conse-
quence OF the application of the newly
discovered process Of ihhaling the yapor
Of ether.
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streets, which very much attracted the
attention Of The boys, both great and
small, aud finally resulted in the en-
lis,ment ofsseveral of the larger oues, who
had been placed here at school by their
,pareuls. Next day the were merched oil,
and weslearn, have been duly initiated into
the United States Service.-Anderson
Gazette 80
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TALLAHASSEE, June l.

Most Melancholy Casually !-lnlelli-
gence yesterday leached Tallahassee, Of
the deathof Mr.. D. A. Gaillard, of this
County, by the accidental discharge OF a
gun Mr.. G, was one ofa party of gen.
,emen who were on camp hunt, down
near,the Gulf coast. 1t seems that they
had returned 10 their tent on Saturday
last, and that Mr., G. had lain down, and
was asleep, when the gun Of one of the
party, who was in the acr Of loading it,
went of, passing the charge through his
head, and causing almost instantaneous
death.
The deceased was analive of South