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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
City Intelligence.

The wrArHrR.-Yesterdsy was the most disagreea
bls wet "slobbery" day of the season, and the rain
continued to fall heavily during the day. The streets
tho Park the public squares the public horoughsres,
were sl flooded to excess, and walking extremely
dmcult In consequence Of the slippery condition of the
sidewalks and crossways Driving was also extremely
dimcult, long and deep ruts being formed In conse-
quencs Of the melting snow and ice. The Oldest inha
Diant himself trembled yesterday, under the chill
ing influence Of ennu continued raining heavily up
to six o'clock.
The sDEwALxs still in many parts Of the city, are in
most neglected condition.
FREs-A fire broke out yesterday morning at No. 24O
sixteenth street. in small dwelling, which was entirely
destroyed woman named Sarah Browdy, was burnt
to death fire also occurred at Ne SO Attorney street,
in small shsnty. Through the active exertions of
some Of the fire companies, it was promptly exyn-
guished.
AID FOR lRELArD-The Benevolent Society of Opera
tive Masons Of this CITY, have placed in the hands Of the
Mayor $500 to be devoted to the of Irish Relief
SECOND REGIMENT, FIRST BRIoAD., New YoRx STATE
ARriLLERY-t will be by advertisement in to.
days paper that this regiment detailed take part in
the funeral obseques of Captains Morris and Field who
fell at Monterey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

SEED PoTAToRs. Keeling and Hunt, the foreign
brokers, tf MoDumentyard, London, have received a
order to Gao worth Of seed pota
toes from the Mediterranean, the Azores wherever
they can best be had as speedily as possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

A report has been laid before Congress, giving
the number of enigrants that arrived in the United
States for the year ending September 3d. ls46, from
which the following abstract is made by the Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

IS, Broadway beg TO call the the publ
aud besnul Gas Burner just received from the msnutsc-
tory OF Messs Cornelius Co.. Of PHILADELPHIA This bur
ner has been tried by several learned add scientific gent
men, who have had much in measuring light ana
the result that the improved burner gives three times AZ
much lght as the oronay batwing burner without con
Of gas burned though tbs burner will yed much
light three dollars worth bu ned through ne common
bstwIng burner These ss,etoss be relied upon ana
we nye the public call cur warsrooms 2Sl Broaa
way Messrs Johnscns Lanpher snd Nsseys 1us nIotus
ssn in ne 49, avsn ", '-'' f256
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

NOtise.-0enin, Halter, @i4 bro"away. OPP
po.its 81 pu. h now offer his Spring Syle,
sn,,ra n.,s =, .,v ~ ~ I,n;ng f22 Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

follows:-
INTELLECTUAL DEPARTMENT
Preiidsnt Of the Insfitution,
HARVEY PRINDLE PEET, A. M.
Professors and Teachers.
David Ely Bartlett, A. NJ. Isaac Lewis Peet A. B.
Josiah Addison Cary, A. NJ jeremiah Wood Conklin,
Oran Wilkinson Morris, AM Gilbert G. w. Carnage,
Jacob Van Nostrand, A. M Fisher Ames Spoford,
Thomas Gallaudet A. M Isaac Hoyt Benedict
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Physician- Nicholas Morrel, MD.
Stepard-Edmund B. Peet.
Matron-Mrs. Harriet Stoner.
.assistant-Mrs Louisa A. Frsbo.
The number of pupils reported this year, is 2sl; of
whom III males and 81 females The beneAciaries
Of the State go in numbe those Of the Corporation
Is; provided for by the State of New Jersey; 10 in
whole in part by their friends and the remaining
are supported by the institution.
The receipts of the society from every source inclu.
ding the balance Of eight hundred and dol
lars and twentys cents hand at the close Of the
year eighteen Hundred and forty ve have amounted to
sxyone thousand thirty nine dollars and twenty
cent?: -. .....'.' '.'..''.... $6l oSe ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

The New York Institution for the Instruc-
ton Of the Deaf aud Dumb.
The Directors of the New York Institution for the In
strucon of the Deaf and Dumb have made their annual
report, required by law, to the Legislature
The officers of the institution, present, named
follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

The ahipmens the past week were not 90 extensive a.
those for the week previous which is attributed entirely
to the absence of vessels The quantity pressing forward
is immense and daily increasing it being impossible to
get vessels fast enough take of lots waiting for ship
ment British vessels arriving every day, but ship.
pers do not relax fraction in their rates. from which
should Judge that they had fears Of supply of vessels
large enough to affect current rates.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

" Dung lovely, radiant VITA genius. rc
Gently married 90 mon Of s,tious mind
who wa, iouch hing on old age. and bu, fc.
Gently mother oi her FIRST child Mairnc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

take bread and butter Gu, 4 one. mouth.
aud II ia curious TACT in physics tia, TO
lo,c causes I've heart t. swell. II mover ILL
a. empty stomach.
l. \ man fall. Ia love with Won instead
4 asocr;aininr the color of hi. ewes. bud
ga; tho hngth Of Lls purse. instead II ask
inr bis arc st IL, Il IL ELECTS |.
,Acsc mako a goc.lly appearance, 90, ?
mind hi. looks Tat ncluie ~. bargain at
once iou will lcatn g. lovc him vhca
yol fad the Necessity x such n passion ---
Ia the meantime endure lin.
There used g. be many Norrns AID Ne.
lissas IN the word ard there vasmuch mis-
ory in consequence Nv a-daj-. people
are more sensible Tho have a. c,c g.
The real; they arc matter II fat. and 49,
IN 70 substantial comforts IN Wi furnish 81
cl home than 10 d z,n saurc;s. more
beauty ia bountifully supplied ,ahlc, than
score q letters Al this bciralsa god
deal ~ sound sense which maiaeus w.ull
do well 10 prof, by Noah's Moas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
THE INFLUENCE or EDUCA-
TlON

VIVA, we may reasonably hope from the
d,ilusian Of tducauon may IN same degree
be '.liml',d hy observing whnt II ~ that
education has done for us slrcaIy 1t has
constituted the essential difference between
dld,rcni MN aud also between different
uiuon> |. is lac cofrrci un1es,andug OF
his oNn true Interests tia, makes one man
lap,iy ,r91ils. an! /, - because be - not
lhu, onlsinuDi f'.1l another becomes mis
% hfn'ali7ng
AID v.n.f,uon
.,. ,.cnb. ..n.,- fioI ,mpto.omru', aui
keep 'hc v'op'r sillor'fy IN he frsl snges
Of their natural rrosrcss 80 tia, genera
uon nrcf renrtaiicn ltacs ont - wr,'ch'i
oss'cnrc 'Dhing barely - support ile anl
10 secure irw bassf animal gfauhc,lions.
because no rny Of knowledge hss pIcrccd
The thick difkn,ss which ,ns' lopcs them
to discover 10 them any more suhs,nniInl
good or 10 'nlar"o tho narrow horizon
which imns lhei, experience their desires.
,hcr hopes aud their pleasures While, IN
another nation, each sue cecding generation
lnhorsins the fall capacity Tor Happiness
which rs predecessors possessed opens Tor
i's'li new sources u enjoyment al II rcaeh-
IS the most refined and exalted, dli!usc
their blessings tai they become accessible
10 countless muutuic.. nnl Illus punlIcs
thclt vlsians. advances ,hcm ~ ylf,uc.
anl raise. ih,u 10 'he scale Of moral ani
ln.o.l,clual bong. because divine science
has illuminated their m'uls mi has shown
hcm ihc inlIcemcn' tho means ani the
d Ia ,.fI ,t,, 4 IN n Al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

al iiaon io ihs,s tao sf"ng sstTs bad
lcsn spiCei 70 tho~ - he Ei'tenbssi ---
nv hc,,ing ~ 'tc.~ 'le rsnm,,t rsar
- On ios,d on, ~ ,eaesrJ. upssfi' q
G shf, hlhoms al ini6 .nas mcc,ngs
The 'hp .'sfy thlog con, isf,i msf"
Wv itlc ~iic' ~ mafr than 80 mth.
- an hoot--s lsslsss wh,ch az easily
Arp. undo, ~ ien os, 81 no iauv pump.
Which hai bc,n prosird to meet .uy pea
sbls emergency and some Of Which ~cte
oi ihe mpe powerful description
Go be aNh M Gtca, lf.pi, stusej 1t
iv,',po. tom 20, you ol U',s',, al ~h.th
place 'hc stu,ci on ,tc .5th uh Ilor
agrcsfaucc 70 ihr yer Mercy vas greeted
ty N r'auas TIC excitement was '1liy
as great - on De occasion be- htu ,rr
80 Ncw lork. Com MA poa She In
Hs'hr IN Safiiy ,tcrnr. ~. ~ .,ih u'i
about -ir-h hcin. toNui ~ h'f r,.ssge
O., &c -. nn,n, rcam ificH'" 'lrlsN
-.r,l ooc II lhc Liverpool Slcsrn 'ug C. =
boat. sol spilo, She wac hfcueh, do~o
Do, ri,,' opposite to Tho Gcoree'' pier hesd
Nhcfr The iifieuhc,i len her AMI went
in,o ihe Cohurr dock. imn~'soly On the
Brnh,nhcii i,,,ing her. the tr'ai Bd
an Va taAcn ~ the steam tag ,n'n sba
puncc pick B.,ao, and placed o" Tia
guI,ton
A cou. io',hlo number 81 pcr,ons wcto
on board Amcogc them were Csrain
Clsxlon. NJ Bfcincr. SC drn.c ma.
" spectators had assembled atouni .lc la
san 90 witness hcf tn.ran:c llct mass
uggng, 81, looked much worn, from
long c,pusufo 10 ,hc wea'h'r tu, NE gene.
mi ,rps,inrcc - 'hc nohlc ship N,' much
h,uc, Than could bc expected Wuh lev
exceptions TIC upper part Of her hill doc,
not seem 10 have sIa,lnrI mach dan.
aye. ca tho lsthoah beam there were
few nd nalions IN the ron frame work
some of which were cut entirely through.
ani ~ the n,ighbo thooi of the bow nigh,
be- seen ~ two OF three places sinllnr
marks Of damage She seemed 10 be ma
king considerable quantity OF w,,cf but
the admirable working Of pumps was quite
sulli .iont to counictac that ,vi'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

tfH0&as about + O'Clock IN the evening when
~ overseer OF plsntslipn IN The interior
- ihis state MAS aroused from a hal KIND OF
Inpor ca 1sel by tie combined tniluenco
weather. and the odpT 81 s0mc gem
Havana leaf, hy the shflil cry ~ ii use
& ee" IIain,thefe nobody to home here
h n Nm shouted The oyersecr, looking to-
a ~ the negro quarters. go to ne gate
see what on ollih oll that bIHiing,
n Obey ING tie or or. Jim hastily unbaued
y gate, and there drove up one Of those
Dadescrip vehicles known ~ yankee
edl,rs wagon There emerged from the
vehicle AFORESAID. curious speclmen Of ma.
ouse's handiwoik lie was tall, chm man
'&sBith q pair at small, ,winkiing grey cyes; .
Z Dose whose only occupation seemed TO be 10
konuf aDd ,aiich Whenever is oanei spoke
The mouth %. ne .ndis.dua was orusmenled
Wiih as.iall 2pck,r. and III whole appear
y anre deaoi.t that ho vlshes 20 place himself
tn the smaller, space possible IT, proof OF
MIL, his bell crowned hat siuck directly on
H9ic top or head. his coat md YES, had cv-
6ideh'y belonged Ia younger brother, and
Z his panta ioons fitted him lac india rubber
4 Yet 10 one ihins he WAS pro'a,s, and Mai
was whsihe termed rs har
Iva. te.uiitu. hsir-in color q dehr ate
cnee, or maybe what the urchins would
, e,n.,sller taay color IL was combed be.
hind IN. cars. and ia graceful negligence on
the baok of his coat la fact. 10 take han
for all "a al at hfs, SIGHT, one would be lm'
pres,sd witt the idta that Nalafc had made
loel spry. ior such Ma hls name, al Me 'e
p, iswsN terms, OF The most etifSo'dinaf,
u,a,,,.,--.n d on The ,err ChespeN sehe
.Wa.al.' .Ji he si''s saSTf'ns MI I'm
mons ,hnrnyersetr,ior q second 81 ~"
.,ssf name he'ani Hudson-no no, iiu l'on
lomr.in. ~ darn The name Nh s'e'
.tsd,ne that took on mTmo,' hn'' tn'n'"-
,echn,,) TOO, TIA, ,ells s,ies ~hAi P.ap''
forget. only u think ,ha, ert max Of =
q. no~ go, BE- ior ~ ZEE 'n' "a
Jea. 'ay mister ""os'' ''D'
name hs
'Simn.ons, ss,d ,hs o'<sAe'.
VA nnw. oalv ~ ,hink ,hnssh, al ne
NH, of,hst name md vet eo1idnt get q
ou, Mh.. mater, the man ihsi Keep. VIC
limitation sdloiGin' ,our "a told me ihii yol
~. almighty closer, and sAii - boa
uouslt 10 iiilse tea iin ~iih VOC
Wei, s.i s.mmcas, What have you 80
t. .s
49,. nv. 60, 20 eel Why, Nj SIN
none. got al on sirh that Ma be 900 =
Csusoes. potssn, euaefS' 'sio"'s'' "'oN'
cloth, baitons. ,stn' nvln'f s's"'f'Ne '''N'
t.srmaneiss. t.f"m'isis
Ard ..tfA sUc-cu ihoNshs srucs hir
lie looAed spgea 80 al ihe o'eiseei l''
,rlins,pics - ihs eim0si solN .'u'e ~
Meow Mr. >imn - d. vcu w'rls lD''fs'
"a goa.eisf' ios dont AMOS boz mar
- eou.l.sre a. tel ,os ~hen 80
com ia a.n sne ~hea - ga ~ s'ins
.ten IA psDi. .h4 ~Ls. ~ he AL.
tu-' =,
o. saii : ifonons. oginns Nj sf'' "
- mort. 'l'ii tei 'oa any co4ls 'fsins'
70. have % sos' ".soa r,i -s'e'@ G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

Tia, classical sorg which commences
viii DDh TAXI y1ur time, Nl.ss Lucy, Las
troyed yer, disastrous t. young laiics wlo
has. been controlled by 1t Every thing Is
done in hurry IN tn, world, therefore 9c,
married n quiokl, aspossihlo. Husbands
are Ike bird j; yoa don't bnng iae'n down
=. once. They arc gore
Love Is an idea --becf isfca.'y Ihe -
a., ,ou eau get alors el'.oat TIE bot
,,,u mus, have d. no, then allow any -
lind sentimental IN t. intcr:erc WITH What
,ud,c,ous And calculating parents call al Adj
va,.aroous settlement
Young rirls vii have tWlnges Of the
heart sirings We know. but these are hse
other complaints. incidental T. youth 'hel
=, sway suddenly. withoui any bal ehcct,
pyner.ia often produce. melaneho 3. ~h'eh
!. a,,ribuicl T. disappointed ahoc''"n b1'
bran hr,al Ard appte sauce Val remove th''
ccmrair,
nc gir. have imaginsilons - tender
tf.tt.ev believe themselves IA love VITA
ever, man uAo s2ys = ,!sA wii - il'in
Ihe.. unionanAse creaigT,s should Use ihe
,h,ser ba,h every mouan- ali take ne
aurs; eIorgs,e on hafs,Aaes
Re,nance SHOULD L. oonhnel 81 eHeu.s'
ting hbr.re. and harding schools II -
,.u 81. ach IN ,hcse .ae"s but osi u ihem
..nsly y ,.sv,! j. - very ar q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

a Sion, wtru Moral Y When
Charles II chartered the Royal S0ci"ly It
ls narrl' 4 OF hun that be was Disposed 20
give philosopher. royal. but a, the 'anr
lnc a wholesome lcc,uf, Why st my
lord aud gentlemen, sad he. ",hat # you
f.l a vessel wHh water to the very bum >,
ihnlli wIlI not hold single drop more. g.,
p1tnng tufbol iDlo the water u shaiI not
overflow the ycs'cl.i
Many we're the sage conJcctpfcs that ihe
FISH would would dunk n. much wa,cr y.
comp.r.4i,l !ot lIsoNn hnik, hat he con.
d,n.cl 10 that amonut, that The nIf tlatlcr
hai something to H. Ns,h has phouofncnr,
and bundled others, Which were proporn
dii and abandoned ~ their tam, much 10
the nmuscrnrn, Of the merry monnrch = AT
length Mr. Wren tphrfNafds SIR 'hr"o.
thci) moicsily nshod Bot = your MnJo'iy
SIRE ttu sue, wouli b. The cas, Aye
there, acclaimed h,, MaJ sly, laughing,
YOU have n si~ays e nll'men. Ind gu,
~hahrr the hing bc tue before yon pro
cod to account Tor o ii'n slall not be
ashamed oiihe charter | ha,c JuH gwen
you
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
MADAME. ROLAND

MADAME ROLAND
" ouur. lovely, radiant Nitn gcnlu' rc
Gently married % Il man Of s,ilous mind
who was touching on old age and bu, rc.
Gently mother ci her FIRST child Mnirnc
Roland was born IN that Intermediary con,
d,uon IN which hnl,ns scarcely cmAncigi
ted i,om manual labor an may BE- sad
amphi.,oas bc,ncn Ne .tor,r nrd tie
talc.man aud u'am m Their manners the
virtues aui simplicity Of TIE p'ople, willN
they aloraly panripa,. "a ,hc I'll is Of so-
cicly The pcnoi ~ Which atifocracrs
fall is that 10 Mtith nations gou,,a.c \
portrait of her whon chi|lup' s,u', h'f
asa Young rirl IN her hihcr's wothshr1
holding IA one Ind q book. 81
other an ,Defa,ne .oni lbs pc.
he symbolic l. turIon q ihc SOCIAL c.nIl.
ton IN which Nadine Il land was bofn
and the prclsc n, buw,,r the labor
OF her hands and her mind
Her i,hrf, lfalen phlhppon, was an
cngravcr an! painter ~ cnun.oi lie Jun.
cd TO these two Professions thai OF ttnIc IN
diamonds aai lewols he was man al
aspiring higher than hs abilities allowed
AL -, ,..I ,.,.,t,to, al, ,.,,,.,,,l.
d".,,o,cJ ~. NJ An fa,,nnc m he ,n,,,,
,n,o,.,,n :. H.. ,,,I;,;an.
r,.rn;"n, IL odo,,d b.. Jn,,l'"r md
soui.na, to,.,Lo coo,on,h, ,ns.l, ,r"h
,hr ,o,'nIc,,,. nr1hr ,.o,L.hoo ill., c,vo
h,, IN ,ln.,,;on nr,,c b,~h.,i lcrr,o an
n.,rl,,Irnmr,,,Ino'nI,, I,r far
MO mas, ,l.y,,cl I,.,ni,s ", rc,t ro,
.,y rh,,d ,,,v, m,.e,y AMI mi.torrnr.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

EvYr. The summer is NJ time . try Tho
strength of Affection, said Mrs Darlington
though i, is wcll enough IT, sing love songs
beneath a window a, midnight in "a rain.
storm. ~ stand billing ND cNoine On tho
door step tai two o'clock ia tic morning. -
The winter season j. the time Many the
tune M po,r PAUL las iii i've mice To- 500
me. The coldc., weather. and often the i, ar
crctur ha, been found in the morning, fast
asleep ia the nil H. of tAc cow ynri with
tie saddle ou NJ. own 'aullcrs. from IA
neuc wish rour,ing me al riding hard
,rn,tnr D There was devotion
never SOFA COW without Thinking 81 poor
Paul : aud saying which, the old lady hob
hicl 10 bod
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

UclaHff tit Va teen tsoert,incl ,hs'
tie shag larF ~slnu, tee uaT h. s1ece''-
fan, eugrs'tei and that The one- ai,sd afo
much the -ure., bearers IL = probsbl~
TIE lickory or lse tafi might vel b. "a.
grated oo the ,ig nut II q 'hould, thc
quantity rsi..d night be greatly nerea,ed
AID the qaaliy much improved The Ha
l.ira nat. vii,h D. usually odd At ,hc slors
under ,.e name a. The Lngini sa.nni. ~
tu..,, a1d a laf H. siatr,n reals 20 p0und
r., be cultivated hsfe without e,hrll'!.
al .sarfs rrodsrtre L. ile Vicinity q
Sos lorl .o !, a ireo nliei o., r''dl
ed ia a .ingl Je.r a. many as III a. tho
r..r.,i fr 500 We hA'' a. doubt Tie,
d m,ritl, ens'aitcd 90 tie bull'rn-, or
t.. v-.al' VII sqas. 's,eess
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
TIE GREAT BRITAIN STEAMER
HER AltlilN AL Ar LIVER

IoOl.
lhts immense vessel which has lam
nianicd al The head OF the fatal Bay Of
Dan-'un tinee SrPIeu'bcr iar now
once moe safe N docA Al l.'e'pool Her
rescue 's one Of ihc sfelrs. iuYmph' Of "a.
sin',tno nIcni, s-pp.ed 10 The fai'ns oi
slfanicd ships on r'eofj. nj ehc piino HE
4 li'i"S Oh .Ac 'ofso" steam iigA.c at
MoH'euioo
Ihe lo.iDNlng phicuian We aOiiisc
nom TIE London l m''
." iAc ho"ins n 'he ude o." "'dn'''
dly nlEh, To -Jih rH, hoh.'"s ol'n
i'ts "tfr commune Ny means 81 on.
10 ''' ~Afp' a'neh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

lA.ErP 1'ioWs Al hN .c4n mof.
chant ai he Cspo Of Good go 49, vnh.
N Twelve yoafs soli h-DIta ,ni
Yankee pioss. oh,hy to tie bu'. l.e
use Of thnt vineyard, They brmr'y
NJ 4 , bray, lr'ch r.oN, aui td4s,i -.
bog the yankee p.4Ns, saying thoy ~tfo
ouly made a. ch.linu'' TOY, Finally n
'aim,f vas pe',ld'l 20 take one gfan' and
ify y IL s1pa came back anl bDgsh, *
sfAr hr' npr'auon auI nhef mpllu'
TIE bargain "a ; Dc would noi have -
,bc one b. '1ak hf'' N.'hagi tte o3plnur
~ of scinug another Tor ,s hunlr,d TX
dollars Since lhat diio he po~, have
,oi freely ~ \ Jogr II Con
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

DouirnN fitni,iy 1t ~ Of
judicial dientary oi oar stat 1915 umes
Long ago. wmle returning 1 Nicr
imblbug no small quantity q.
aud alternating N town e.. at
late hour OF the night he was saiu, an
oNl w'lr1 Wa fnu-tiug on taco -
i'als.ic vi' Uoo iD, ar fo,f co.
Julg, n,staem. ora 'ah,ns' .nu.n,
|, answered. Judge Blank. what ,lr.
Tie owl -0incnha, startled IN Ia m'D
tons hy the ,plro gave another hot e.
suudr, extra qui j.. M -hd hord'g
20 to- which tho iudiled judge
standing nn g. say hardl' H.
rcNi,d. h'cs, mr.. a gp1 w'r' a. V"nN
as lam yon lroaid hard'y k5Dm goWscf
Ark State Dem.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

~ Ces,,l.nsn' =. hafi 30:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-22

a0r HFRF=t0HvarFarfc FHe Bu.af Cap rsIei
- " sYass RHle HaHaaf Eaardaf1sf received. tae d
f0ra. arm "a. 01GHtol eHsd ~ s5t tus ofH!lE.
Jl 4 H~0ENHRJ8h-
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
Neu. Store NJ Fullon.

DLoCK. BROTHER 4 co have just Re.
J criyod aud ufe nov opening a largr nnd
splendid aazaIineu, of gouas, consisting IA part of
The following.
Ffrnoh. English uad Amer.oun fIinia, 81, 1 /
81 Bsouu aHd Blaaehsa Sh.tura aud SieelueH.
81, a. - unabasss, rs, 81 lowell Do
hlanthad aHd brown afillinra, ohftaed iweedsi
paaa nl.aff sinpss, padding, Scotch p ads, rfeea
basse, Ffeaah boinhafInss. alpaca laslits, hlsek
and iaIIlaa alpacu. fsdi white, gfsea and yeileR
fam. 3. zaanst, kentusay and geld mlxrd jeans,
s-ttrbie lIaihask black and white hahnei, bishops
lawn. book and Swis iaaslins, striped eamlsieks
and isrkaa#is Nahlafaash ginpes. hue drulmz.
Haik and aHIaf,d camhneis, lnah linen, printed
saIiun df.ls and ooliaaadas, apron aud iurniiufe
Gle ikt, Haes tabhy velvet, printed lanncls, blue
ifil and HHz#ys GfoFala stripes, linen aid Gotten
ianss, Il II, eaiian and madras handkerchief
faultI iIaNiz. tai'pfs' canvass, knz=Ia aheciiuas
a.al ", lIaHn holland, eailon inngai Manfls
and rraas sklfis, icmilnf, Gotten and worsifd
Auainr, ssHsla. HACK aud rolorsd ealion con
araIe d4aia5s. biuc. Ted aud white blankets. iiak.
a.. mu-qaia netting. aeorga ieaas. and hug.
sian p'aiaa. &e, 80
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
Nuiicc.

Z Z AviNG pcnnancnlly laCsled m,srli IN tho
( city of - Louis, ! have TUNED over ia
Me.sr. Hubbard 8 Hampstead n'l Of my hHs.nsss
aud papers Of every hind, and sll prfsuns having
hnsiacr transaction with me will pleatr csll on
llese gentlemen, aud they Will give Them any
information In connection villa lhtif hnsinfss cn-
trusted 10 me they may require, ani prH0us
holding MY recr'pis wili olfee mr hy pfrfrbi.nr
iirm Is ealiy aa conFenioni, hs weli az any claim
they may have ugainsi me.
JABtZ 5. SMITH
81. Iaui, Sep, "a, lsis.l9 3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
.InIlcc 70 Ellanrera.

2 1 NllE undersigned hHs opened a shop for the
4 manufacture OF aud repairing GIN Stands,
one mile Houih-wrd of Wellington. in tho shop
formerly occupied by John MnyH. lie pledges
himself to manufacture Gins ui the most I'M.
proved tiylc and flush, wauhnlIng ali work done
by him equal TO Tho approximations
Having recently made large und extensive
purchases Of tho best material n the eastern cities
with all facilities Tor executing work with prompt.
ness und Dispatch. De- hopes 10 merit ahafe oi
the public patronage, heretofore ~ literally er.
tended to him.
! will Keep % constant supply Of Gins Tor rair
al the store Of A. Block in Washington.
J. r. CROSBY.
Ma.llnalan. Dec 30. lslG.G.if
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
u EI. uorgam.
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CryoT

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER.
As jni orrn.d fresh aud rplcudi assot
men, f now goods OF the latest and uo.i
fashionable style, uhri he Do prepared to munu.
taeture into et0ry variety of q aHcmens wcarinr
apparel lie has allp mn uaoI nrnf ai ilan.
Cuyats' lInnokcrchIrf, su.pfndsf, DC b.eaohsd
and brown domehicH, plaid lnsey, ker-eys, irph
linen, prints, jeans, alpacon, lanncls &c, aIl OF
Who'll be will dispose Of on accommodating terms.
Shop IN sulliyan's Hotel
Washington, May 10, isd723.Iy