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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

III Gen. Houston is out with another letter show,
ing how he bamboozlcd President Tyler in the an
nexation business.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

+" II A destructive fire took place in Charleston, S
c., on the 23d inst Fifteen hundred bales of cotton
were consumed.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

ar Gen. Pillows Official Despatch contains thu
little words !, my, and mine one hundred and forty
times only r@ a5 ga
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

III The Baltimore Sun has telegraphic despatch
from vincennes, Ia dated Goth inst. p. m.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

g,,f The Nashville (Tenn.) Wing is opposed TO
Mr. Cays policy and goes for retaining all our con-
quests at every hazard. -.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

"To hear New York politicians prating about Freedom
dpong the progress and extension OF Southern power and
righs-and amcntng the corruption Of the politics Of the
counry--indicates as approach TO tho millennium
as we ever expected TO rench In short IN Orleans
Della, l9fh inst
1t Is more like Satan rebuking sin.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

AnuvAL.-we observe that Col May has arrived In our
ctyhe appears be in line health He has stationed
at Carlisle drilling company Of dragoons and is only
short visit to his native city. rt#
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MARKET Our city market to-day indeed great dis.
play In the way OF provisions We do remember OF
seeing il plentify provided Heel selling and
l2 cts pork at and 10 cts meal rs; pork whole
and 8; corn, in year, o. Fowls penty--turkeys
rs cts geese 62 chickens % and 81 per pair Our Fish
rather dull, the unusual height of the tide e
cts in great measure, this portion Of market yege
tables OF all kinds abundant
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27
Gitp Jntrlliscnee.

Dun Press Inconvenience and delaysto which we
have OF late been subjected entirely removed
since, purchased and put into successful operation
Taylor Press manufactured by Mr., A. b. Taylor Of
Hague street, New York. This Is decidedly the Ell
Client mechanism in the business It's simplicity and cor
RICHNESS of notion causing but little II any frietion awards
te palm over all other presses OF this character II Ia
ou on the principle Of the Napier press but has self
delivering y that carries of the sheet from the rear The
application OF the ink to the FORM the great desdeaium
the press Is complete In Its adjustment The great facility
win which papers are turned Off gives advantage
all others by steam power moderately employed Il will
turn OF 5000 sheets hour and by simple hand opera
tiyes from ID to 1000 sheets Thus will be enabled
more puncualy supply our patrons in future
BArns.-is indeed worthy the notice Of our citizens and
strangers visiting city visit the Bath House OF Mr.
Moses Copp He has by considerable labor expense and
trouble reftted the old theatre Louisiana avenue os
TO make splendid Bowling Saloon, Pistol Gallery a
Restaurant, and a Bath House. The bath establishment
surpasses anything OF the kind in this city and so well
arranged is this part of his establishment that none who
will visit his premises find the least fault The utility
far health is concerned in properly and regularly
bathing Is manifest that the public cannot overlook this
convenience. The entire arrangement does credit the
energy and industry Of the proprietor.
CANALs,Our Georgetown friends have heard with much
concern that the Canal instead of being improved has
been again broken in several places Flour is selling by
wholesale at 81 co. No produce be brought beyond
| Seneca creek This is indeed drawback town
friends-and from all we can hear, II will be consldera
BILE time before it will be repaired We truly sympahlse
with our eow.czens of that quarter, there ia no in
| considerable commerce flowing from that source
TDEsThe late rains for the last two or three days have
caused considerable Hood that wood merchants
have to from the wharves the remnants Of their
canal delivery Indeed, the reshe Is great that II is
anticipated that much loss will be sustained by lumber
and wood merchants. The tide is but three four
| inches below the last heavy freshet
ARRivAL-We observe that Col, May has arrived In
ciyhe appears be in fine health He has been stationed
at Carlisle, drilling company Of dragoons and is only
| shO to Tia uat iyec al
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

IS'We find upon our table, this morning, from the
prolific establishment of Messrs BnooKE, SHILLING
TON & Co., corner of Penn. avenue and 4l-2 street
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and when did get any, il was broken by dreams
Good heavens such horrible dreams u could not
bring myself to believe they were mere dreams, or
binary nightmares. ] was sometimes nearly stifled
In my sleep; and oternaly my good sir the old man.
that accused old man. fitted about me. In short
was in ptiable state lost flesh and appetite and
cursed the hour was born. j crawled about as If
drunk or stupid, tormented with vague incessant
fear, dread and anticipation of something frghtfu
about 10 happen, Of some uncommon danger beset-
ting me at every turn. At last, J bethought me of
the portrait, and gave 1t away to nephew of mine
who had taken great fancy to it, Since then
have been much relieved; feel IL a great stone
Ind been rolled off my heart; | can sleep and eat
and am recovering my former spirits 1t was a rare
devil YOU cooked up there, my boyP
"My father listened TO his friends confession with
the closest attention.
1.-THE portrait, then, is now in yournephew's pos
session 4 he at last inquired.
any nephew'si No, No He tried it, but could
stand IL no better than your humble servant. Assur-
edy the spirit of the old has transmigrated in
TO the picture My nephew declares that he walks
out of the frame glides about the room; in short the
ming he tells me, passes human understanding and
belief should have taken him for mailman, If !
had not partly experienced the thing myself He sold
the picture to some dealer other; and the dealer
could not stand 1t either and got 1t of his hands
fhis narrative made a deep impression upon my
father About this time he became subject TO long
fits OF abstraction, and ncessant revcres which
gradually turned to hypochondria At last, he was
firmly convinced that his pencil had served as an in
strument to the evil spirit that portion of the us-
rers vitality had actually passed into the picture,
which thus continued TO torment and persccute its
possessors, inspiring them withevil passions tempt
ing them from the paths Of virtue and religion rous-
ing In their breasts feelings Of envy and malice and
all uncharitnbleness great misfortune which af.
ficted him shortly after, the loss, by a contagious
disorder of his wife, daughter and infant son, he ac
counted judgment of heaven upon his ain: He de
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07
LATER FKoMTHE Amy

We have New Orleans papers to The 2sth
The A. M. Johnson has arrived IRON Tampi
20, which it left on the 10th. Il brings tn,
intelligence that a body of. 600 men appea.
red at Tampico within range OF Tie shot. 4
few rounds drove them of.
The steamer Fashion bad arrived tfom Bra
EOS ST. Jsgo. Gen. Wool bad received or
ders TO take up his winter quarters at Peuus.
where he o is, and teinioreemenls Of tie
lst aud 2nd regiment Of lndiana volunteers
bad been sent him.
Gen. Worth was at S%altillo with 100
MN. Gen. Twiggs aud Col. Smith were at
Victoria for which place Gen. Taylor left on
the 18th. Gen. Taylor expressed the opinion
that it Would be impossible to march upon
San Luis Potosi until the nanny season, IN June
next.
Gen. Butler is at Monterey with 1000 men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07
CONGRlSS.

On Monday a message vas received from
the President, recommending the passage o
the ten regiment bill aud the sppoantneut oil
"a Iieut. General commanding all the orces.
A bill was offered by Mr.. Preston King OF
N. Y. providing Tor a peace mission 10 Mexi-
Gu. 1t was ~postponed-s9 10 IS
Messrs Bayly and Davis appeared and a
public. reconciliation OF their personal difficult
tiles wasibad.j
The proceedings are Of such interest as to
call Tor their publication in fail tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07
MEETING

There will be a Temperance meeting IA fhe
North Wheeling School h8ese this Thursday
evening at 6o'elock. Tie Kev. W Wallace,
Rev. W. Kenney and MIR. 7. GaHy, vii al
dress the meeting. Turn ont First Ward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

Saturday, Jon. ,, ISL.
The bill for the construction OF a turnpike
from the North Western road to New Mar
~tinsville was laid on the table. The memo
nal Of the Boarhof Trade of this city against
the right ef way was presented BY Mr.. Old.
ham of Marshall. Sundry petitions Of same
tenor BY Mr.. Brown from Nlonongalia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07

The Pennsylvania Legislature assembled at
Harrisburgh OIL Tuesday last. The Hon. Jas.
Cooper, Wbig, was elected Speaker Of The
House BY J6 majority. The senale elected
the Zion. Charles Gibbons Speaker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07
&C I
VOST> &E@
- Sa3
LATEST INTELLIGENCE

The Telegraph Is out ei order between
Hsrrisbnreh and Philsdelphia which conn
pels us to resort again 10 W Washington papers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07

~r
=" .sHsHt t7=vsaf 81 Hlaa ~5e-klf
IAli NAD NiNttR IaA GOODS
teHfEt5nr = tatas. ee~tHrH-z =aslaH keHss=As
5rzas fsaa1a fiaiaas SHAW e Prints. E aa
fes4da aiHss Idtus Hea#g vsar r9ar5.s rs.4 ~
s3 DE- g wv HieEHtM, hueloaa.r
IN "a reffstR =sse4 as4sr Hsa= r=aa
% &A e5HtH- t1ut emd rs+aH BATS eHH =ss ST.
y 50 ttFH7efs HH amt s5 ~ara. fattaaa=
PEGsoNs vsefae ca ,fau to#I.e cents 10 i've
= aollsf= vH4 sal as b Ia elsaz them
pERseNs aaal1az children and foattt. taase eia,a
= ts = te ifHesaHf sfssrs- eHsa#- va raf At :
Ha1sts Hh' and cap store fr tisfH.
g H,GrEE las afy,s,s sold HHs Hats and cans
- cheaper ilau any other establishment m tHr etF4
Cal sHd -ee. a--
SCHOOL BOOKS.
7 ST fescfeeHthe TsrEca ant fes' ss.7rfueat fz-#aaI
" to"ks that have ever hftHrhI fY tns market IT.
consists 81 eeert variety ufIouks uan iu .-r a aff
orders tfun county merchants aHI salaaE fere.aa Sd
prizes Is eaHHat fsi In Htea-e. fissse asf Il Ha FsHas
sale ami fefad Look store Il T HuHu.
Nos @ lotHeE Aaa aaa fHlaust=
noMEsFle GOODS Hsies a. Br.af-. efa
- general ss-afH,eat 81 nHaetad sldaHmss snI -H5s
tfss. Just received. s~ENsENL1 HHDut
December n.
ELhek CLOTH sHtuIs-A aesa .urpif If hss
Doc r. s~GNsENE5 eBonfs
NIEAP NEFA &c ts=Sepzanea aud glHles Hsssae
~ ceiVed tins mUFltIHe sHur ef tAr Hiea@a- "a aara
and common ~Alpaecss ever offered ~ lass market
rANroS FLAMES R'epetrl anI Bow G54
~ ton fiannels, Of every geailtss jg-t rezr5tea.
belt sENsENEY q n8HI.s
pAGUERRE0f1PE NINEtTF RES.
s. =HEAkEs
ON P1tst1uet barferrfau Ggij,rg
~ - u c IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07

CTUART'S T-fiREtDS-loe dozen s,uart's lnperi
~ sA cord spool Thread, 2e1 ards. just received a.
for sale by TALLANT & DELAFLAIN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

IT,. l,uo,,,,, .tlI t.. ,..a,I 49,
q,
"'' w. '"' WIS neo'd MANY n'S'a'l anu
""'Iook i
Rer. T. J Udilnck
Dear Sir The unicrsicned We hnh
the plrasnr- of az, nd,np ,hr examination
81 C,.'linn S mln.,v. during the th,rr
pa, dNs nni w. are happy To express our
views Of the hiyh ,hnrartrf Of the iulnu.
ton " hlch IT Inns nN ,rd,d us
Il fully slstius its well GAINED rcp,rltloo
W. NAV say generally thai all tn" r1n,nu
n'ian. 81 the different cln.sc, and drpart
m'm. hav, been Lghlv tai,siaclotv. and 10
III. remark VIC n re to mitrno rxcrpi,n
d u 'hls expresses not nil the trnh The
rrrnn'i,ns nf sun" uf ;hr cLr>s,s W" t.vo
turlv .",n ,qr,lei IA nuy srhoM White.
al have gwen thr most tralu,Inp ard
satisfactory proofs cf dr,innul>h,d abiln,
aud Enhfiln, SO on the p1u Of IN, ,rnchr,s
md comm,nda'dc application by The pupi.
From careful ,u.nrion To- all the oSrrrrs.s
and The prsmt and correct nrsw.is pi,cnto
many az. s'lnns pul hr ours i,,., we can
cOnfdcnfv rFrn ll,r th,r,yoinrSs fJes
,hr instructor, pI,cn m TN.
lnsnuocn TLcm Is norh.nr superficial
here Thn scvrraI rachcfs are mlni[e,.
f. quIIG.d for tb,,, several d.o,,tmcn,s
and the tong cr,er,,ner Of mos, Of them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

d,sirur men. wom,n snd children Of God
,n,u 90 land In founrt inns u WAS
s,si ~ ireland ths, Tho ~. rr,s,o- IN ih'
bow va fnf he ,dnN, and Lt the hun
CIV, the l'sh eo'ict was ready to- shave hr
as Bu nov thrtc - not Que To d,v,d'
~ the d.,lv ,nots-l--if be even has. soc l.
D, crntumrd al rnee. anil he hs, nahiur
IN 70 sar~ rsrng nctshtop rom dying
al hn door.
Oh, that our American SISTERS could g.,
he Iahntrrs on our roads Rhi, hodird ~ n
,ratrriv clad, fimishlnC With hunger, with
d.,pnlr ~ their once che. rfp! facu Sag
rrrirg a. thr,r work V,t striving to earn
NJ meal hich 10 10 krr lie ~ ,hrm n
,atn nurih't--trr probably ha,trg G,st,d
no food s'ncr he dnv hfue' tn. TN,
they could SEE IN IN" post norton exam
union Of hundred, - hn have died II hun
ger on ,hc road: vhcrr ,hrv work nlmnr
t'ihc lAst gasp. that not a ra''iclr II food
Is ounI ~ their con, rrei'd s,ornchs' Oh
that ,hcv coo'd Gee III fscr md f,r,,n-.
''r,ckru family huddl,d tnr'ttrr 90 lh,lr
hnndI" al damp ataw, with one or more
cofrs"' rmrng thcm. winch the survivors
hnrc not strength TO dag from hcsiIc II IN
Oh that they could see thu dad fuhrr.
mother or chtll Iyme comtntllo., md hear
the screams ot the Survivors around ',m.
caused not by sorrow, tut 10 the agony OF
h"n"'t- they, whose hands nnd h'a,ls arc
ever opcn 10 compassion, would Unite III
oD' mipt'y H't' ~ s,vc ,rclrnt rom euch
r''r,v Il voU. 3 ar Ld, m'u oA,,c
Kind hands tins may fail. would COLLECT n.
mong fnrnds and nrighbop sums however
small, such nd viii save mnny live. IN n
country which the Ia in righteous lllg
mont taS so severely sriok'u, and cause
the blessing Of them who are ready to per.
i>h 10 rrlufn upnn the heads Of tho donors
tn" 'G"fmars prlce Of lulHn meal and
provisions Of every sort ruls II beyond hc
f'ach IL The poor 10 tuv, ard those who
would gIIdIv gave 10 Ih"m from the Same
cause have II not IN their power.
Fever and other disease hnv, followed,
IN The tram OF Famine, ana unless somr ,x.
trnofdnaiy MD can be ublnin"d, Ireland
must soon become onc vast Lizathouse Of
the dying and he dead.
MARTHA - COX,
KATHARINE A. COX,
HARRIET SHULDNAN,
ANNA MARIA GALBRAITH
ISABELLA SULLIVAN,
ELLEN JALGE
N, 4 { 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18
ra-Tbo Correspondent er SIC Il ,-,on

Atlas. Ncuia- says
Al last ts Ton Rcv.ule, ElI +. m rrr
statu'cbeL Thciwu ll-1s~, D., uIrr u',,.l
~ rather O.. Senl,e surrendered. Gr ,tr.
ls the trro n.-.i 3 o'ttg .aluim.rt. - r..
'ash aliroaul.d uthr i.a,s sd A, cancel
tho s4srcom.nt
The Pc, vac n.ils su.tal..l o. W.,
Ioof Of Vermont IN specch m a.. ~,
Il A-'erv'' TIE oirhe't praisr To- f.. aim.
BE- p1"eon' -4rcasm %, card.r and ,,. IA.
l'r'r' commend b t.iie rre.s ,.5 D..
tic "'l-ir, as one ~ tNcyc Ir., 49,.
~ ''- '.'- '-'' rrr-led o.. o.. n..,
rlua,-. ..r'.-f. n Ca.-...
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c,AohL,,loAAl lR clEp.>c.


~ va 'if - ~ 1ati Ut Ctff
ey 80 v"yt
~ "a mar, Z qaai-.. --r~-t,i o..
'-ospa ItuUuA la pilh aair, su.sf,
r1ests
VIZ 30 'Festd ro.a4atiYn g. ,1rln3c
u eli ? 81 tho lu'au new,t., - frfrr to
= q tie Se3.ats g. - stts~k uivn the
to- a'saHy o. that h,d, n ~ .rn,,c in
i.'p-fef oftls 3tL ia,i. :. ,i.,n tb, Amy
i.f al s!s'. g. ci,ieJa ~ rrI-ttefr 4
'iai fsPr ftts ono ,.lcJ tcI- IT Il a., lfo.
'-''u.s g. ,.i ~
II tu.,. -.i,' O. ;inu fa'e c.r.,i.'a.
'r 81 tie -, 'st 49, pitosti,r !srg
',tt ~, We Pfrsli.ui d,~.d~d uai 'bc
p. .oistsot mai %, over csc DIS NJ Rad
ser intended tlsi the r,.elpt'un vts oi,t
= rriySers snd appealed ir,t' ILe dc, s.oo
= tho CAslt Atcr .ou, .ichstc. tlp whole
.t'--i W.. r.''r .oe-l spii tom,rrow -
Ice Var S',Hr,f Ri wslc the sI.ccill
De. or Frlay Tic Thrc Regiment Bin
va th,n tboo uF and Nr Ca. PIKE at
.,,thro a.
lie vtsin 'avcr q uroI ,tusecu,i.
~ the ea' ard cIpo.'l the plan la1 Il vn
a. ~ Calhoun H. regretted the remarks
= ~ Cslsoaa - - oGr ioshIity g. prose
-, g. e, n, -.
.. No.. .,,.,,... 49,,
4 ,t~ouN prut'ac, the
4 toa sJ-ydy termination
has, .c A. r., ,.r,.r.
Tl.,,,.-,,rlc Commute osC,,.
~, ,l. g., Zinc, ,,uv,. ,t,...
,..-..dJ.t.,, c,,,,,-,lr AI,.n,r,l,,
49,
7u. lIot,r -Nr S,,,t.r fr,,.,ic
\av1r c tnri,,cc r,p.f-,d vi.h,u, .Jn..l.
rc.t n. hi! to ain tie n,r... oh. late ,
r. a. N,,y e. Ito Nav, e the Tui,,J
~,a,c,-rcier,d to IL, CDnn.i,,,. Of the
Wide Mr. Seaman report d lin t. make !
b. kim port Of crtr,-rcal twice. and Z
r. erred g. the c mni,,oc II Commcrcc.- =
Mr Nalia,ton Ilout rcportcd lill for the /.
rIirrM Tr,larl-r,altairc AID rc..ric! {, 7
&, e umi,,,c orrc VIA,
A. Bluns,r ,arrcd lr,i.u inq.i.
l.tra. tic c1red,lc, ofdi.,rnuiing the
s,.,.a. 81 tactic, u,,l ia TIC army among
thc military Of the several Statcs Tic .
'smLIittee Of tho Whole then took up the ,
three regiment I'LL. Srccclo. were made !
b, Ncssr ksu mar, Foot, B,mokcfhof, /
I'An.' ot Oh' and N,od, Of y. \ The /
Cnnttec rose. I'D ~" report Of the Com I,
i,r"acc c nml,tce on the tea regiment bin .
was ad,ptcd.
II gives Che President power to appoint
oh 'c-' Il rcciinentS below the grade of field !
cf.c-- il tie roccss Il t.o Senatc AID
b 10 D." 10 re 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

oSr, ss,,.I,. ...-..l- .,..,......z - 49, -, l..
"a, u.,,,s h. -. mae,
,h,,, dat .,,.i
ri ,lun,,.lr o,t,I.i
, shalt not utcsamc tn decide tho a..
ton. bu, nllucr few Mona IN .,r,.,tt
ot the lr',.I. PRINCIPALLY by sn,I,,, vh,,
nutd m persuasive MEASURES have rcncf
ally had the most ,aulary N The removal
Of moral r,,i rl,lnk can b, scarcely dout,
ed Lnot n family Whose di,crplnc i,
TIN, 81 'niIln"" oh.,c ne cht'i +. io.,.uc
''d IN No. p'rh' 81 ,,lo, nd mouI,r,. 90 d,
h'nd aui -rtsnIs,,r m,nn,t. al the rrspl.
IS wei known Who,' ihcrc lha, TN,
g"'"'n'd with word' of wisdom ami y,
III" sr'''' e low hu, has h''n spcc,',fll IL
''o''m"s "ay"a'd eh'Id b"' f"'rr'c
INC r'''"''' we" a I"n''y fo'''"'d w The
''"" III"
" '"''u ""''''n Nv wing or "s'n"
'''. ''"s '''' ~ NUN nun '"' '''
wv" ~ "' - .'' ''''''" ~ S""''"' ~ 'h'"'
''' W WV" Z ,'"' '''H' "'"'' f"'n n
'"'''' w 10 ''"''H i" ''''','n 10 h'"' ana
'n"'''o"''' '''' 'h"''n
We may drn" similar picture from
.'.''l"". .".' e. '''' = 'h' s,ln pin.
y" N"l' '"'' v" '"' ''"'e sl>'"' 'n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

fiEr AZ kAsr Bo,ToN Al IL p.
~ n.cl,Ck last c,'nug, frc hrrt,. o., in
'A' try goods store o. Mcssrs Ca, llrr
( Illi' Ea- Roe. y The FIRE hliuad
such bcotray /, fore - ga, d.-cvuci
that he ru,iur cnnun's Of the store wrr,
dc'iroVod Ices rNoW ~ O0p Insured
s. COO Over hc store wcrc tho iaw nh
RS q B-rJ. i'Jni AID I1rkin Thorlkc.
Ests mi u Ch-sftr. Tcrtiv SL.
wee suFr,'rs ~ tic removal Of book, o..
re 'od 'nrru scus Jos'rt Cha lael,u..
l.u'J s.-i,r - the celia j. va al.oa suH~r.
'ff'A ~o7'tl .o'ia IN IN Z hr.. .u,.
0, "t.i 90 r cl, t,U 80 ~ p..u .,., 70.
I..Ha. t., l.. '.o, OF. There vrs q
.-.H, a 'o''~f.rc sm0nr no lrir-t who
n-fe .ij.-ci 90 i,a,~ Ne H,'i n.rus t.,r
r.,l, -arrru'' h'oi' st lNl.s R1'lrr.
ltcou.,o Of I've llrr 'Snso5No -rrao
scitr !.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

'0'e-ni'rd Sp It'll ucrbaDl-, aud
- p Al ne Clarlcs;ruu Ns,y I'D
pr. Vat 'lcl pai ne iac ~ I-ymo 1
II u ''~ir, nsi's tg taeif ht Tt..,
fyr 80 o. ;..,' $500
p" b.. e-A..ri' tvs "a .h.1ce 60 rrnal. ,a-
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Tho Manor ilnu,r DrSMASwAy. }
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Ny Oar Fn'nI 4, is l"ng sincr |
law bad lnttcouts" with the drar lruI.
Il rntiy d,', aud IN ne p,'s'n' hcn't.rm.
,Iug circumstances I ny fmln' s,Iicn. II
c"uuut) may N,l call IN, happier DAYS
au as | hpvc murh tos,y t. yop OF weigh.
- cour trS | Mus, bee hri. frs tu personal
duI'ls ~ luQnlr's IT, lrrlnud's caIami
rv ! I,h hclus aud haui- must uv every
ch'uu, ~hctc ~" ppss,LlI y q q, J,l may
h' i"ui aul ~ d'r- i'.rd lt'r w,a.
~ task t.. wtt',ug 90 uut'hrs 81 English
snlcIs. who az NOW ttlIvhg Ia h,lp Us
turn Ia Won ml tniiy rcmcmbcr,d Amer.
rchn tfculs md cnIrcut ,ou Tor the sake
OF Hen who had COX whru'un II las IT..
heal that you or Your dear pnttarr nuh
'Fc,s oIIi hnrc the mercy to s'ud coplrs
Of the enclosed appcS "a Whtch there u
NOT 40 c>N Nor tr any c1agCrration,
.nlo every l0aurr where you would excite
.'rr-'t ~ obtain as.ls'rn~r
'.. ',.u'.' ,,.a.m n tr y0ur
L'inr ~ H. rt..>u.,a,t OF uiut 10 US nr
am" viii not ndmh OF he king you nbou, II
for n, ihc momcnt Of my writing the
dead AMI dying ARE around US aud unless
ne t'ri IN mc'cy STAY his hand thus conn.
ur vj't tr oHc nlA" chltg,i housc. All
"caI mcaGS are u'ikurui. All tdr rrsI
d TT g'nuv tor many have h.d f.am thc
horrun they couli not IrIiryr) are siraln
n- EVERY u'r,rtn keep alive thor lmi.h.
ID nu.hto 8 Mt srV'r AMI /. who are
now snir rr.lIcu's Of u rnauor huy 10 lam
meal NJ the enormous 2flcc of fle per tna
~ Cork rui s".l II al uur own ,,rhnn at
r'drc'd pucr 10 our Starving U,i.hh0r.
luI give m luo'r who conup, buy-h,n
var own m'ans arr too narrow 10 permit
ne Ia con'nu. tus much I'n.cr
or my dear iuruj. ~. your b'rs.rd
lana oi piru'y. you Cannot conceive oar
misery. People orc dying hy hunlrcd,
"a ;He rrt' p1Hsh 20 ours. tho { al arc
ori.d -.!'us =. 'uptuaiiv carly anl
scN''c iru.t So m 81 n,ps hedc iolh,s nil
p1Nn'I ~ foot uuI i,c suT NJ eolS
'iI.I 20 hunger Thu r'g rhr lash G."
l. 3 v',.l l',' L.o b, rs utlci mlry f.,
r.'. .,i .rl n'...y r,s'.@ ..on.
81 rs ,b. uNr,'. N',b iu,y could E,h
Ihrm NJ morc o. l'v1u 80, lh. sgM
| srN v,,lrrd,N ah.VriNo hunlni n,rn.
l.rsud lonk,n. mo,r liz sh,hiors tlau
human h',ras. with d. .ra'r,5a .,,ry IN
mao '.l.inr "a . road 'u,V v,t,. rt,Liur
nui.nur ono rt,ta{ly Lr'r. 't,, 4 lcI
siucr 90, dIy A'lon -, 3 ~ ibr u,uar,ln
vlll. rLc rrm,n ant rh'lir.u r,t.s'io,
~ tundnds 4 mans dty, hre wrll
har4lr e1iS Nh! -r> h,m sl.sc. noI
though ~ ii.shmrn Mould cte h,s ,,,,
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n, uuasE O-,. a I'no-,.,e D., lb.r.
o. e,-shlth Theslog,csl ScAro. 10 uD
safe ia' 'he elscHuso ol Young m.7 .r
no. tfy
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R'arr Coitot- Cehesrai-\ re~
C4tN~ira. $50 b. trcc'd a. -tus,,, 4,
- rsr sarr-tr l.lsi1 D. c,asih, f,,m
~ -, iaeg sri 100 Sect v.ie. spi .le
Swvf ~ ~ Nigl
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MARTHA y COX,
KATHARINE \. COX.
HARRIET SHULDnAN,
ANNA MARIA GALBRAiTt
ISABELLA SULLIVAN,
ELL EN- MOON

The following should hav. appeared II
our l,s' Ia, WIS ncc,icn,lllv mlsllil All,
overlook i
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