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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Also, of CITIZENS of The county of Tazewell for
4 further appropriation TO The road from The
Richlands, in the county OF Tazewell, 10 the Ken.
lucky line.
rectors OF the HowardsviIle Turnpike Company,
for an increase OF their capita stock, and for The
extension OF their road 10 GIeensville, in the
county OF Augusta, and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. BURDETT-Of citizens Of the coun-
lies of Taylor, Randolph. Marion and Barbour,
asking thai provision be made for opening road
from Beverly, via Phiippi, PrunlyTowD, to Fair
mount.
BY Mr.. SCOTT-Ol citizens of Rappahan.
mock county, asking the Incorporation OF COM
pany 10 construct road from Thornton's gap, in
said county, 10 Fredericksburg.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF MIR. SCOTT, of Fauquer-Re.
solved, That the commune for Roads and Inter.
nal Navigation be instructed 10 empire into the
e1pediency OF Teviving the act passed the - day
OF -, authorizing The Fauquier and Alex
ardria Turnpike Company IL raise a sum Of
money, by way ofIotery, Tor the repair OF the
road, or OF giving relief to the said company in
some other mode.
On motion OF Mr.. OHNSON, OF H-Resolv-
ed, That The committee for Courts OF Justice be
instructed 10 enquire into the expediency OF
changing The time Tor holding The Courts in the
county OF Do1jridge.
On motion OF Mr.. PERROW-Resolved, That
it be referred 10 the committee on Roads, &C.,
10 enquire into The expectancy OF incorporating
a company to construct Turnpike road from
the Buffalo Springs, in the county of Amherst, TO
the James River Canal, at Tye River Ware
house, in the county OF Nelson; and that they re-
port by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. MOSBY-Resolved, That
the Second Auditor he requested to communicate
TO this House, il in his possession, copy OF the
"Reporl OF the survey Of the Roanoke, DaaviIle
and Junction Railroad, made by Walter Gwynn,
Esq, Engineer, in The year 1886
On motion OF Mr.. LANCASTER-Resolv
That The committee on Agriculture and Manu-
tacures be instructed 10 enquire into the expe.
diency OF amending the charter OF the Falls Ma
nufacurins Company, and that they have leave
10 report by bill or Otherwise.
By Mr.. BARBOUR-Of SamI Roane, pray
ing that sum OF money paid by him in satisiac-
ton OF judgment OF the Circuit Court of Gull
pepper, may be refunded.
ENGROSSED BILLS
A bill 10 incorporate the Mount Pleasant and
Ripley Turnpike Company. Passed.
A bill authorizing two separate elections in the
county OF Nicholas. Passed
a bill incorporating the trustees of the Mason
ic School OF Virginia in Stanton. Passed.
a bill 10 amend an act entitled an act 10 incor-
porate the Richmond Male Orphan Society, pass
ed March 9Th, lS41. Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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MARRIAGES.,

Married, 1T Rural Hill, Accomack county on Thurs.
day, the % December, by the Rev. Uiford, Mr. WIN
J.. BAYlY. To Miss BETTE PARRAMORE, younger
dau sh;er Of VIM. Plrramor-, Esq.
Married, on Wednesday morning, the Goth Drc-n-
her, by Rev. James Is. Taylor, Mr.. CALEB MASON, Ia
Miss ANN REBECCA POWEI.I.-al of this city.
Married, on Tuesday the 2lst Decembrr by the Rev.
Mr. Reynolds, Mr.. RIO. J. CHRISTIAN, To SARAH
ANN, daughter Of Joshua Crump, Esq.-a of tins city
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TUESDAY, Dec. 2S, lS47.
H0rSE OF DET EGATES

Committees made reports
On motion of Mr.. Resolved,
That the committee on Finance enquire into the
expediency of allowing TO Thomas A. Little, The
commissioner of The Revenue for The county OF
Marion, the full payment appropriated the last
session OF the Legislature Tor assessing The pro-
perry of said county.
On motion OF MIR. MAYO-Resolved, That
the committee on Propositions, &c, enquire into
the expectancy OF Incorporating The Bclvidcra
Manufacturing Company.
On motion OF MIR. COOK-Resolyed, That
the committee on Schools, &c, enquire into The
expedency of allowing moderate annuity TO al
least one Academy in each Senatorial District
within which there is no literary institution al
present receiving an endowment from the TIea-
sury.
On motion of MIR. MAYO-Resoved, That
the committee on Propositions, &c, enquire ino
the expediency OF Incorporating a company for
manufacturing purposes upon the site OF the
Richmond Cotton Manufacturing Company.
Petitions were presented and referred 10 ap-
propriaie committees, viz:
BY MIR. McGlNNIS--Of citizens of Boone
county, praying 10 Re reatached 10 Cabel county.
BY Mr.. HILL OF Fayete and Nicholas-Of citi.
gems Of Boone, against any law interfering with
The present location OF the seat OF Justice OF the
county. BY Mr.. HOWARD of Floyd-Of citi-
zens of same, for relief 10 Emory and Henry Col
Iege. BY MIR. HILL of Shenandoah-Ot citi-
zens OF that county, foraid in improving the She
uandoah river. BY Mr.. MORISON-Of ciri
zens OF Scott, for relief 10 Emory & Henry College
The engrossed bills Incorporating the Luray
Lodge, No. ~, Of The independent Order OF Odd
Fellows in The county OF Page" and "aulhoTi-
sing separate election al Ives store, in The coun-
" OF Princess Anne" were read a third time and
passed..
Bills were considered in their early stages, and
several were ordered 10 their enerossment.
nm mot;on nj MIR MAYO a.. L:Ii- :. pro-
gress were laid on The table, tor The purpose OF
giving place 10 the ceremonies in honor Of eff
GERS returned from the army in Mexico.
RECEPTION OF OFFICERS.
The committee appointed Tor The purpose en-
tered, escoring The officers who were 10 be re-
ceved by The Legislature.
Mr.. FLOYD, on behalf Of the committee in.
formed the Speaker that in obedience 10 the reso-
luton OF the House, he had the honor OF introdu-
cling to the Speaker and the House Il. Col. GAR
LAND, and Lis. JOHNSON and WORCESTER, who
had lately returned from The aTdnous service OF
the Mexican war, having achieved honor as well
for their country as themselves.
Details OF The reception OF the officers are CIV
en- in another column.
The SPEAKER invited The officers to take
seats in The Hall, which they did.
After short Tine and before the resumption
OF business, MIR. STEPHENSON moved that
tie House adjourn; which motion prevailing, the
House adjourned. The officers were again es-
corted TO their lodgings at the Powhalan House.
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DEATH OF SENATOR FAIRFIELD.
We were deeply panied 10 hear of ,hesudden
death of Senator John Fairfield from the Stale OF
Maine. lie was Chairman of The Committee OF
Naval Affairs, and the Navy has lost one of its
mos, enlightened and able friends, and The coun-
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NOTIt
WE can procure good hon
w Servants and Factory ht
will have prompt attention. =
eiigibie situations and good pS
Dec. &-ctJanl5 PEhhn
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DELICATE CONFERENCE.-The ladies
OF Charleston have presented TO General Shields,
for the support OF his wounded arm, sling made
of deep blue satn on which is embroidered in
gold cord Palmetto tree, surrounded with a
golden wreath Of Shamrock, with the motto, "Jas.
per sustained the PalmeIto-lhe Palmetto will
sustain Shields
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sent his staunch Democratic county in the pre-
- IN, House of Delegates 10 fill the vacancy Gre
a,ed by the resignation Of John Winston Jones,
Esq.
We are sure that the announcement OF this
eenlleman's name as candidate for the suffta-
ges ofhe people OF Chesterfield, will enforce The
necessity OF the attendance Of every Democratic
voter at the polls, in behalf of Democratic prin'
ciples Rally, then, Democrats OF Chesterfield,
to the Courthouse, on the second Monday in ia
nuary, and, by your votes, sustain the che
rished principles for which you have so long and
SO efficiently con,ended. The almost equal ba-
lance of parties on joint ballot in The Legislature,
alone renders it importan. that Old Chesterfield,
hitherto impregnable, shoald not be shorn OF her
Strength but should be represented in the coun-
ellis of the State at this juncture Of affairs by
Democrat.
To the polls lhen Democrats TO the polls
on the second Monday in January.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

The Iaderendenoc CMoJ LIp~i,or d
tie ll'h ait s-ys Cur rvn 'of tho i.,,
iro sse.' has bcon crowded siih stranger.
hoin almost ever, STATE IN The s,on. and
our ''ree's tear mote tho ssr-~ct ~ city
ttan Il small iuland fnwn--no, ., small 81.
'''f. - u contains Population - near
'vo thousand On Thursday Ia, conpa.
~ O.! Migrants lsbdo,l ., our lAnding II a
boat iucn;J families. Who are destined for
ofeg "a. Fron the number e ctnicfan,.
Already 10 ,his vanity. aud the daiy aidi-
hors t'e confan, will le ,ei, larg.-la arg.
., perhaps than any tia; LA, ever -, gone
an,
\ n'c''ns q cino,ran,s fr Oregon was
: have hoen h,li "a the 9Th al, a, lnle.
icndenoe. t. MAKE Arrangements fur ihc
quincy, AMI T. appoint The ds. ior start.
NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

EmiosATIos The Liverpool papers
complain Ihs, no, ony the very existence
Of Liverpool IS Threatened, bv The number,
md ini,cung condition OF the Iri.h emf.
grant' bu, that even the health and pros
prosperity o'lhc whole empire is IN dan.
ger From returns exhibited TO SIR Geo.
Grey by Lord Sandon and Rev Augustus
Campbell, Rector Of Liverpool, j, appears
Thea above 10000 lush came into the por
IN the month Of Mach, aud 2i709 in the
inst Ia days OF Aprd No lees than G. 40
arrived IN two consecutive DAYS some Of
them were IN a state Of actual fever, and
muirudcsso predlspo.'d to fever from *.
haus,al.on that they fell SICK shortly after
their arrival. Small pox, dlanLua, dys
enicry, and fever prevail, and there are
nbuN forty deaths a day. The cold wealth
or checked the progress OF fever; bn, !, 10
i'ariul TO think OF the probable increase
when winter gives way Liverpool nj.
ready under the most favorable circum.
stances IS, the most unhealthy town in Eng.
iani thereto II Is presumed thee leas,
prepared Tor ,hIs trial Boston Alas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

Horrors 81 the Bombardmeni A cor
r"Pont,n' ofihe Alton Telegraph, wiring
rom Nc'a, Crnz says
The French iam.lic, IN The city were
The greater Sufferers heard great many
hcan fend,ns tales wh,ch we're tod b,
the surV.vers ~nh breaking heatis, bu,
have neither the time nor the inc l,nalion 10
rer'al then, - one, however, / will name.
French family were quietly seated in
,her rarlor the e,cnng previous to ,he
hosting The white Ais, when shell from
%. ci our morlars penetrated the tuiliiny
AMI exploded m the room, killing The moth.
ct oui four ehl.drcn, aud wounding The
iosliue Another shell struck the Char,ly
Hospital, ptoc,fa,,d the roof bursting IN
the room where ia, siek luma,,. wee IL
ins, and killed 'w,n,y.,htcc Thu. rushed
into eternity, IN The ,~Inkliug Of eye no,
only The invalid, tu, the innoccn, aud unof
frt'ng Such ate few Of the horrors
and fearful calamI,cs that have marked the
progress oiiAls soge and capture
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

fofk and no" Offering. comprising Ila,s oi
every description. among which msv hc
found Double English Dun>,sble, Fine Flor.
care, Coburg Rutlands, Coburg Buli,nis,
French Lace. Rutland, Pedal. shirred SIN.
and tmldrcns Hats; together with n large
lot OF Ribbons. French and American Flow
crs, SIX and Nd Cloves, Mourning Collars.
&c. She would also say that abe has thu,
Spuns purchased IN New No,k a new mn.
chine Tor Pressing Hats, also a new process
Tor cleansing straw. and ia now prepared to
dress Straw IN better sNlc than has ever
been done IN this vicinity
Miss CLARK would also INFORM the ladies
tina, she has engaged inexperienced Dress.
maker from Boston, and will do dfcssma king
OF ftting Al shon notice and on reasonable
terms Call and zee
Rutland, May -, So 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

An earthquake recently visited Living
sion county. accompanied by loud voice II
which the Noun, Morris Wig gives this
account
During the vibration q the earth, the
sound became peculiarly unnatural 1t was
something between crash and a roar 1t
had hi tie solemni,y Of thunder. aecomra-
MED h1 the a. au,ss 90. falling rlckf. The
house, 40 our Nl.laSe were all NnlcLt! sha
ken. - much -. that IN some places doors
wcrc unlaieA.d. ani crookeD thrown t.
ccihor Every erc w la,, Lizard describe
u. speak. 81 the qsi k aud WIDEN, SHAKING
81 door, ani Windows 1t seemed o. u,
tia, ,Ac laors AID window. Of the house IN
which We wcro. could uot have shaken more
quickly and violently hat there been a
strong man at each dor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

rTDfowsnca swimming Of The hcsi
roaring no,se IN The ears headache pal.
pHa,ion OF The heart, &c -WnsAls Ind IAN
Ntsctat'e fills are a certain cure lOf The
! above UnpltaSn, Complaints. because they
purcn tom the body those snrnani and
eorfup humots Which. when fa,nnr m
The general mass OF circuI,,iop. ore III.
cause Of determination or rush NJ blood 10
the head, eIdd,nsss, loss Of memory, dan.
ness ofSgh, drowsines., pain IN the head,
and many other symptoms Of loLI,d anl
corrupt state Of the blood
NughIs Indian tce-iabl. pns are also
one OF The very be., mcdcincs IN the world
Tor The cure Of md y,s,on, mud therefore
wall no, only remove all the above unplca.
ami symptoms and en,lrcy proven, nny
,rh cons'qncnccs resulting from rush Of
blood to the head, bu, vll assur.dly restore
the body 10 a state OF sound health
beware ct cDunt't',,t- a.. all iris Aomc are
coated With sugar, eilcfs are made T." trssnbl, 30.
outward apT"irarces The tf,nal medicine Tic
h'r't cour" 80 puehs.e from the REGULAR agent.
ONLY, On. OF more - whom ina, be- found H. c..-,
,.NAse and town Ia The s.-te. Pin.llsl oilec ~,
Rae street.
Asen!s for RuHIni Cauniv-Clemcn, a.
Proctor, Ripley 4 Barley. ". J. e. S,od.
dard. Rutland Ira Button, T. ! Bliss & Go
Brandon. :. u. Winston. Pu,furd, T.. ia.
mieson, Cas'le,on, 4 & J e. Allen. Far.
haven, X :. Armstrong. We,,ha,en, Ilor .
are Hale. West roul,ney a bliss, las,
Poul'ne,, Vail & Olis. Middlc,own Levi,
" Walker. Clarendon Springs Brown &
Gleason, Cu,tnes,l'e John Bucsm,s,er.
Shrewsbury. Samuel Townshend, WsN,np.
ford. L,Hham 4 Vail. South walhnefo &.
NJ Bruce. h Co., DANNY Borough. y W
sawyer. Tinmoulh Grover. Bos.es Il Co.
Wells, Whedon & Wicksm, Pawie,.
New England Office, I0s Tr-mon, stree
Boston, I1lv
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Tem,a> al Mod>,ra An extra, from
'cilc'. dated IupchAi. Marvh 9o.--"rar
ins !, no- c,n~ H. Msd,ua. neither Whcs,
Ipd.An Corn Re- oa,s, harley. ~ ANY
Other grain !. g. 10 hal Money i. 4 NJ
use T. the rcor--h will buy nothing In
TIE NTH Trey ATE giving vine g. inAnts.
having literally n.,h.ng Else You ma, ia.
asioe tie nissfy O. n. poor TIE suffering
viii bc fearful Our horse. have long I'D
IN rrs". human beings are dong the .ains
IN man, countr, rsrshrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

EcoNoHy or FiouR The following
statements from London paper, ,f,ruc, III.
d'oaie that real scarcity ofiood exists and
not, as has been asserted merely difficulty
IN gc,,lnS It TO the table. OF he destitute
"A0 the grca' families arc now setting a
very prai'owor,by o1nmp'e ofsp,rn; flour
anil potatoes. The Queen neither has Pc.
ls'oes nor any sort ofpasry requiring -four
Lord FhzwlllIam, Lord Forcscuc, and |
believe very many others, have no hot rolls
- allowance Their servants as 10 bread and
GIVE visitors only ono small piece n, dinner
s'r James has also stopped al! pastry aud
rolls, and though we are allowed second
h'lping Of bread, i, is no, Gu, in bread
basket, tu, the leaf brough, IN tina, there
may be no waste
"All the cavalry stop three pounds day
per horse Of oats which makes 40 enormous
qnan,ny'
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NAV ] tDlHltN y" ".f ar.,Jl from
'rrl-'f ami fra. l'tsc and =,
,'' i.-'f.iu l"l ia. irinwlnr drsrfibec
ppuL,. WITH m1ny other ktni- ,pn numerous
10 be- menlionci, selected expressly Tor ,heir
wholesale trade, and comprising the greatest
vaflrlv Of article. TO Ice found IN the city. TO
Which the attention oi the dealers afc inv..
ted
Gold and SILVER watches Of Lever, I.Ep-
in-. Anchor, llofiyou,al. and Verge escape.
nl-ui, ~ oil qualities s1d prices from the
tci'tf''"H n'kcfs "a Liverpool, loutph and
i,uc,e o. suisse
Nar'lc, Rosewood. ard Ebony Ciock.
Office Cirrk- and Eig'hd,y Timepecrs
trld J'v,iry 81 all descnpuons plhs
rngs, bracelets. snd 81 sps gold he,d>
guard ch.ins. gold aai SILVER pencils. spec
ia les uHm'lc, eve I. ss-r,, gold pens. lock
ety. WITH general assortment ofgOld, 81
v"i and alit lanr, goods.
PiarrI c,ko basket. caGIir,ucas,casior.
plated and huianni, table and tea spoons
forks, butter knives a.
bulannis tea and coffee ro's, sugar and
cfoan psis
'ninmuninr wnie ~ al Kinds
J,gaunri ie, if,S, in Sc, or single. "i
al sizes, card rlys, Urea, hui. aud knit,
if1Fs
In,'e ar1 pocket cutlery. .ri,so,, ra1of>
SC tom ne celebrated rl,unariurrr. 81
NheitcIi. kndge, Crooks. Wusieholm 4
win many cheaper tInls OF table knive.
AMI ipiks, NH bone. hofn ani coco,w 30
handles
S'trl bag AMI purse clasps, ves, and 1h
chains, and m 0untings. strei beads, spsct,
ries. spectacle cases six por.es, yusrd
fuaiu-. Vhf'h asses. sncti,rie cvr, tsmp
~icss. tiu aud SMELL mu-ic hlrs- ieos box
80. hrpf lcI aut .arqu-U iAermp'neiciv -
tie hcN-
N4'ca ioo. Of every description
J ..es. sfavers add al Elul.of ~rich ma
t~u1.s, h..a inr'i,n spd svIss msnuiAc-
,urr
Por,An,rr, NAV be 49,. red ihli every
- 10 nor siI 90 'srrI,.~f oo ~ f..
'''s,e i,'.n, a, can he procure from .uy
.lrrr- Iyco~iv
Dsac,, are invited 70 call and errn.ne
CO. Is Joss, 1 u Bat, y {. rooG
W. iI- .pbsrrhefs ls'rr srnoin'e4 b,
TIE iion. the Probate Con,t ut ire DE
u|ci az KYu,n3, commissioner to receive
easmioe aat ADJUST a. claim. and demands
of all r'''pn- sgair.' ihe estate ~
Nf'rr' N Nghs, tote Of Ilar,nG n.
lr sa.d district. licensed, feareseE.tc in.ol.
vent sni - mougAs IRON the Ism ca, o.
APfl, i-i7. Gang s.os.d ~ sad coyri
to- a. ~ 'pf", Ne - therefore bsfshs
yre no''s ma Ne vii slrnd TO the ty-
'inesA ~ or ssiG app inimsni ., ns dssl.
~ hoYs. oi ssid cecs m tisrsndsn On
30 son css, Of Jane AM -sp,ernher nsIi,
tom o1s p'c.ocs, . ~ int o c.Oes. m,
90 c.r1 pf.sld dsNs
FRhNFf'N rfl'fNCs.
NAfntN kOl 80.
fisfsn1sa ia, To-, = lss7 T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY.
A. 1'snt''l,. Wa,A,-<to4 &C.. y J
= Over 1--WE Millions insured IN ,uo
years and no Ass~srWnis. II
THIS mrsny CONNIE need doing to-
nes On Their p'rscn, improved system
on The I3lh oN of Nav. l-ta. sn,s ~hirh
time the, have issDfsd progeny. mo,il, y.
Tie sisiss oi New Nofk and vermont. 10 IT,
amount oi over Gtr, NN.ers # Dollar,
have made M assessmsuts All had on the
5ih o. Jansan al past. tb~ cate nj the =. 9
tcror. e,-'J -. after pa,'ng sil l".sc> ana
cPcsse,. at TO tlNnc., Instantly in.
t'eA'ins UcsS'cs i,iee amo.ni ia gemi.
I'm noies.
Ihis Company " lii not insure store. rf'.s
mills. ce'iun aud wooden iscioti.>. mscAin..
~, cabinet makers. 'oinet's. roopef's black.
sn.iihssh"is, az buildings situated ~ blocks
.tposrt parts ot,iil,sc. aud 10 up,asc
VII ih" COMPANY insure more Msn $4,000
10 one rsguc. wii'ln ~ rods
Any person INSURED may at any lime sur
render hs Policy and have the same can.
oeiles
Al persons insured and sus'siuin, los, or
damage ~ hrs. Wi be ps' IN tour months
''r' l' u'' efraf ioa
tie in>utcd "a coDiom,n, Zoo inc d. 3D.. ..,
anncNet To- Me Pohcy. twhirh m,y tor sent
bs msil) 10 oss. OF sn, tiictcucc at disa
eteement Arising between the Company and
any person Sustaining loss. 10. .ame ma, be
sutmilict and determined ~ arbitration n
tie count, where the ln- iaypcnrd. at the
,.ethHn ell the in.ufa'. ~ three ti>iuiefrs,.
ed ars''faiofs, tn be mutually chosen " the
insured and the Company
R"n!llanccs tor all lu>scs IT, the counties
81 Rutland, Windsor Adt..on and Ben.
nirg'pn. wili hc maze. n t.stfed. ihtou. IA
tnhct o' the Banks ui Prul'uc,. Ruiil a.,
B'rk Ritcf, NiiiiehuN. ~ Manchester
For iDtilct Information. reference !, made
TO tie several agents 10 every county in the
State of Vermont. who are authorised ,n take
applications toi Insurance. aud the Compl.
nv wiiths responsible for all surveys made
ht on under the personal direction pf Iri,
SCENTS. and VITO II !, c,pcrtcl viii call ou
The farmers generally al ihct residences aal
receive applications
AGENTS
bennington Count, lohu Nr\auph',n.
A.onzo fo,. ] VI lipU. J T.. \aush'on
Wnf'or tolufs D,nlr. \ Heals. ~trn
hams Slcarus, EphraIm Rice, J l. NJ.
\aughlon
RuHand Collin N Nau.hion, Aaron
X. Vail, Spencer Green. Ohn Noe,s
Asd'on 60 Jane, ) Nluet. Henry (.
Gale, Edwin II Dpugl.s Sfephlm, -fcArt :
HENRY Bl'LkLEY. President,
ARcH Rlsnor. Secretary
Granville, \. y, May /, 1917. 90 6n
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over " r..

Mn \ VI BRUSH. he Northern Iotciisf
Woul respectfully N 'orm the Lad,,s and
1er'lem,n Of Rutland that be viii give n
MrsiCAL EsrIRrArsrsr on Friday
Evening May zls, AZ the Court House
consisting OF the mos popular Song. ard
Ballad. Of tie diy fie vii sccompany
himself with the Mrlod,Gn. a. in~rumen,
unrivalled IN n.,Ncoine,s snl adaptation
10 the hsmsn woke
Coneeri 10 commence a, s Q .oes
TEXTS z ccus.
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To FARMERS. MERCHANTS 4

WOOL GROWERS GENERALLY.
THF sobstuoes hs,nns commenced ,he
tusnt" o. m,msiscisuns Wooltn
'loihs ai the o,o stand IN Iisds,l.ie. (iof.
msrl, Cssiston M.ls.) are noe read, 20 70
ctise 500 10 ~uis on shares OF b, The ,srd
The, also ,aishd to ke.p On baud Cas-.
tneies 81 most o0iofs ard svsi'ii,s. sl,o a
sopefioi ss,e o. OssiroAiias together ~iih
n.s'n tio.hs AMI liAnnsls AL O, which
'hsy v 81 exchange lot Fleece ot Pulisd
Wool. feln. ~ Tags. on tue moe, .ssons.
s5lr tenn.
Ih'r mschlnsr, ~ all cruity new. and
'hey have been To g'est expense ~ piccut
ina that OF the tcs, and moo, approved hinds
ro~ IN use, snt they have fiiet It % IN The
he'' condition 10; dong g.. word Their
inrlli,cs. combined With Their long stperi.
erce AID r'acural knowledge. {, such tha,
hev are oonhdcnt thew cannot be surpassed
Nv any es'ah'i,hment Of ne kiuiiAis SIC Of
he Green Mountains Tho. who hs,e
wool 10 work C; exchange az. in,ned iu call
A kILBOlRN 4 son
II, iev.llc. Nav IL Isi- Fl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

ChiibiGns. Those afflicted with tn, an
moving disease are earnestly requested 10
make n trial Of licrrIch's Scia,ic Lnunen,
This chcap and pleasan, remedy has cured
cases OF twenty years Standing Als1
equally useful in cases Of Rh,umali.m
sprains, Bruises, enlats'd Glands Sore
Throai, &c Price % cents per bottle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

Durls and Dismissais MIR Strong, as.
siaant Sergeant alarms TO the Assembly
This Office being one OF the very few com.
fofiably slnocufos ~ rs glf.) was ordered
by the speaker to request Mr. Perkins at.
tendance al The house, las Thurdsy night,
anl DID so. In private conversation a, the
supper table Congress Hall, MtI.,wrence
Smith d'snpprov'd some way Of NrSrong 5
conduct, ami some one went and told hiGi
what Smith had SAID and OF which there
are different vcsions Mex, morning Strong
,eu, Smith a chaIleage 10 hghi duel,
which tie hitter With excellent good sense,
handed over to the speaker who had az
TO u,ed Strong and who a, once dismissed
Inn. Mr. Walsh complained of,hIs, but
surely without cause --wha, presiding oiii
Ger, worthy Of his office could have done
less Tribune correspondence
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

Nashville paper says tia, Genera.
Urea. nos ia toe Mc,icsn Arm, .i.an.,i,.
ct Tennessee. hs real name being Try. lie
~as avid. rowing dc,n.msy carte sott Of n
fellow, and Ebou, twenty or tweu,, five
wears .slncc s'rnycd IN from the ls,en,al
roof and went g. Ncapo.