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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
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f.,ft. 4at,r.sf. ,sl1e src prfnisri, snd
.ttrsss 60 tie vents ~ al ttstsss ~ 80
an, solst~ fiIclcnt,Aiicocs m outes.
t.n,tto anA ,afl f, increasing ejaculation.
mil, trisr,sal crmuertsiira oi i,c public
ts.... s.f. Move alI if ihe nalierna en-
ta.rsersr,sni en- cordial aipi.haiion ~ our
r.tnsfou. tlns rI,ptas. sscfs section q
fis country
lie score. f,,ign ard character Of the
llour JriIssI cil.f nom those Of any
newspaper hsroin'oic established. TIE
contents aio G",1 TO engage ~. attention of
'io man - btslncss aud tie a source o. cic.
cant Instruction ant snieria,nmeni io the
domestic hrside and family circle Its
leading cfafati.fisiics are carl, and sojious
.f'f' fsfUtr ~ al Interesting occurrcnccs IN
Ntc.iufc. science. ,nd art both at home and
aIf.ar grstururns 10 fiction, romance, AID
hI,iotica! narrative sketches Of tho taste
sfl usurers 81 ih, time. essays on all sub.
irrf, sfrre,i.d 18th social in,ercsts bio.
cf.rhiral notices and snecdotcs literary
ar1 professional bon.muis, cp,graus, aud
c'csan. TITLES of',s', Kind.
No original papers appear but those OF
Obvious sul decided mc'it the selections
(ehrh aro from the iofrign Journals least
trfvh ln tbs cour'fyl are mide with the
lfr.s tt'tEt.. O. aud care.
Hoe lnrR>AL In irie', combines
ie s'uNrg and novel attractions of the
n,wsi apci with The more abiding interests
'i the higher class Of periodicals.. II is
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rot PAPER, on a new clear type, obtained
'fpfr.sly 'or tho purpose. and ~, In lis
whale arrangement and details. a most IA
Nrfailc specimen OF tho best I, geographic al
sliIl Of the country. In addition to these,
and d. one offs most valg,blc pecuiiri,ics.
u IL. 10 reference 10 The diversity OF ,1lcn,
employed upon II. the cheapest yap,r IN the
iried States
s. an ihc back numbers &C the work are
'ruulv Exhausted. We intend an SATURDAY
Ne 1l,i Il August. to increase the present
4, 'fInn at the IioN, JurRS,L for the express
accommodation az new subscribers AMI we
fNsf'i 10 'espc ciiully reque>, that all who
intend taking the paper viii commence their
subscriptions at that time.
Y,ffnt--TWo dollar, syear or ,hrec copies
for iv, dollars. inyarisblv IN advance.
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e Igp-rs. With the utmost IunCiua,ly and
dispatch.
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communications, must bc addressed (posi
paij) 10 tho Editors,
GRO. p. MORRIS,
y y WILLIS,
80 No. iO7 Fulton ST, NJ Y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
To ARMl.RS, MERCHANTS, q


HtiiE suhscni er- having commenced the
j business OF manufacturing Noolen' i0ihs
a, the old stand 10 lis ievil.e rormcrly CAS-.
Teton Niisl are now ready to receive wool
10 wstk on shares ~ 10y the yard. They also
intend 10 keep on hand Cassimeres Of most
color. and qpa.iies, ai'o superior style Of
Overcoming. together with PLAIN Cloths and
Flannels all of which thew Will exchange
hr Fleece or Pulled Wool, pelis OF Tags. on
he mos, reasonable terms.
Their machincD - ell entirely new, and
lhoy have been to great expense iu procuring
thai OF the tesi ani most ayif0,ed kil,s nov
"a use, and thoy have hued n up p the best
condition for doing fine work Their iarih.
ties. combined win Their long erserience &
pracuca. knowledge, j. such tat hey are
l0nfl-al tAcv cannot he surpassed by any
e,'aNl, hmeni Of the kind hrs sd. Of TIE
Green mogntsins Those Who have wool 20
work OF eTchsrac are invited 20 call
4. kiLnuRN a son,
Hydsvill, Msy -, lei7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
ANNALS or VERMONT.
Nif.rital Political. and Legislative:
Iaon AIImlNriC pocuMrsIs
PROSPECTUS


HNllE undersigned proposes to publish,
the cn.uing fall. COR a, soon as the tx.
pence ~ publication shall warran,ed) the
srfIcsuontcucc between the Governor 81
New Hampshire and New York "a relation
go ne New Hampshire Gianls from 1880 IL
Ia. together wlih tie doiugs Of their re-
sffrIvc Councils thereon also The doinps
81 HIS Malcsi, touncii. Colonial Sccrciar,
and Board Of Trade on tie sauc suhlco, -
To- which wil. tie appended tie following en-
ii.ed ramphi,i,. w
~ stale of thc uQhi OF the colony Of New
loik wiih respect 10 ~. Eastern Boundar,
on Connect, at Rover. and Grants made by
HE ilcuch south of Crown Point published
hy Tho General Assembly Of New York, i71y
wih an appenLN of The facts.
\ Narrative Of tie Proceedings of tic
Government OF New York relative TO The y
Hampshire Grants" being foil reply to the
foregoing p,mpi.et aud appendix. published
ia, 80 ErHAN AliEN.
Ira Aliens r,matks on the same subject
published ~, 10 ,~o pamphlets.
Eaten Aliens inlmadvers,rv Address on
The Sew ioiA CONTROVERSY, IFS
LA Allen, iIndlcaion Of Vermont. i,,o
i.tAcu A.icns
a. .,i lhs NE Governor AMI Ciuncil.
No,mon. rpcnl by stepLer r. Bradley,
i779
Remembrance Of GovernorC hiicnlon and
h, Council. i7r1. together wi.h several
ulhci Interesting document, oa tho sane
sul,rcis. $500 lef cops in clalh binding,
o. s2e5 m s.'op, payable on delivery.
hc ,1o,o work II io be succeeded by n .
uuiAer volume, 81 from FIVE 10 SIX hundred
folio pages, containing proceedings Of Con
veriions I'll he Green Mountain povs prcvi.
,as 90 March i-7-.- the doings ofihor oun.
cts NJ ~aieiyi March I,-s.--ihe Juunnsl.
o' Nsscmbiy ond Council from March i2,h
i,7s g. ard includlnr October session. rs I
together with The secret correspondence with
Gen llademani and us Commissioners
Cen W ashugion. the Governors of New
lrr'art >ia's-. New York and the Conu
rcnlai Congress md such other coricspon.
''rce - ~ la'os 10 The pa,i Ne people Of the
N'~ iemp,hue Grant, took In The Revolu
uonafy War, which volume " III We afcitel
90 sptsiribers at1ho same pticc as No.um,
J. ,sNat.o on delivery
HENRY STEl EMS.
Iafnei. 1ulv G., 49, Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
STATE or vERMoNr,tRErrcmom

- l. or NlK WIN j, II l. II remcm-
District of Falrhaven- Dbered iha, a,
probate court holden At CaNle,on in and
ior said district, on the 2Glh diy OF August,
T. u. 1917.
Whereas Gordon e Adams, administrator
ofthe estate o. George Watson, late of Zen.
son in said district. deceased. hath presented
iosfld CONT his petition IN wfiiing setting
forth that the dch's and charges ac1ins, saIi
estate amount to the sum OF S12Oa 50. that
VI" amount of personal estate rcmlinine IN
hls h1nd~is $500, leaving the som Of
siG'5 10 lc raised from the real estate.
and hath shown 20 the rouu the situation Of
the real estate whereof tie said deceased
died seized, 1ud pr1vS said court to license
deceased rs vii be Necessary 10 p,v the
sum OF slGGj.1i aforesaid, with the accruinp
ln,eres, and all legal costs and charges Of
sale. therefore
1t j, oIdered lha, all persons be notified 10
appear At session ul sad cnui, TO be cid
al Casileion, on tie Gs-, Wednesday. il
being the 9Th day Of Ocioier neli. that
the, may give bonds for tie pa,men, o. the
debts aud charge, Of administration. or
show cause Why license should not le
granted IS aforesaid For which purpo.e
It's further ordered that a cory Of he
record Of TN, order hc published ihfce weeks
successi,'ly Ia tie Rutland Herald a news.
.p7.cl iur'ci n, ROLAND IN llIlssiaie all ~
Which publications. shall bee PREVIOUS /, s,it
time apponiod iorslli Aesurg.
\ l!ue record.
hLMON WARNER. JUDGE.
\ tue copy of Record.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

~ \ES. bAEu. ~ tOOIS,
l23 Washington Street. Boston,
Importers and jIholeedlc dcoicrs in
WAT CllLS J EWElY, MIIlT 4
GOOOS, &C.
HAVE received by iccon, arrival from
Z England and France, large and CA
tensiye assorimen, Of the following described
goods with many other kinds too numerous
70 be men,IoEd, selected expressly for their
wholesale trade, and comprising the greatest
variety Of articles 10 be found IN the city. to
which tie attention OF the dealers are Inyl.
ted.
Cold and Silver watches. Of Lever. LED.
Inc. .inchor, Horizontal, and Verge escape.
incnt, of all qualities ald prices. from the
celebrated makers IN Liverpool, London and
I.oclo IN Suisse.
Marble, Rosewood, and Ebony Clocks.
onice Clocks aud Eightday Tmepieces.
/ Gold Jewelry Of all descriptions pins,
rings, bracelets. and clasps, gold beads,
guard chains, gold and silver pencils. apec.
i1c.r' ,himblcs,eye glasses, gold pens. lock
cts, "iih a general assortment oigold, sill
rei and XIII fancy goods.
Fia'cd cake baskets candlesiioks.castors,
plated and britannia table and tea spoons,
'"ihN' 'Nitf KNIVES. &C
ErllnnIa tea and coffee pots sugar and
cream pots.
Communion ware OF all kinds,
Japauned tea iravs in sets or single, 81
all sizes, card irays, bread, fruit, and knife
uays.
Table and pocket cutlery, scissors, razofs.
&c. from the celebrated manufacturers Of
Sheffield, Roipes, Crooks, Nosieholm,&c
with many CAeapcr klncs of 'a'le knives
and folks, with bone, horn. and cocoa wood
handles.
Steel bag and purse clasps, vest and too
chains. and mornings. steel beads, specta
cles. spectacle Gases. Xix purses, guard
chains. watch glasses spectacle ewes, lamp
wirk,. ,laand shell music boxes ieael box.
cs. bron7el and lacguefed thermometers, IA.
Die bells
Watch tools of every description
Flies. gravers, and all kinds ri watch ma
,enals, both English and Swiss manu'ae-
,Ure.
Purch,sers may be assured that every
Kind IA our line vii be furnished on ~ a.
,afablo terms q, can be procurci from any
source. ~ co"lY
Dealer. are invited 70 cnl and cyaminc.
Gao. u. JOSIE, +. n. B,Lt. \ G. Pooa
lTsPECIhL NOrICE.Cl
Tic eI,rno'dinhp GrsefeHIerg P,iI.hict
are achieving unparalleled inumph. IN va
rlous .eciiou, 81 tess country. are now A..
troduoed into ihs viCiaiiy. Let every 80.
p-r.on read the advertisement Of the Gfael
enDerg COMPANY, which v,.l ~ found Ia q q
olhsr column.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
NusiC cWiliOll.

NV. PEASt Professor and To,chot Of
w Nusir 90 ihe Casil,ion seminary. te.-
recNu.N gives notice inai he continues To
80, an ia The above n,rrd institution, on
TIE ofcan piano fore. snl N singing Term.
I4cf 0usrlcr SO. with NE Of instrument.
Is. Piano fo'ss and orsaus tuned anil
regulate Al short notice. 3SGs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

Dis,le, OF Falihascn, ( D,ha, at probate
Count holden a, tasilc'on ~ and ior said
district on the 2slh day OF Aug. a. n. 1917.
The administrator Of the estate Of Joel
Winchester, late OF paw,ei IN said dis.
lrici. deceased, having made application
to sad court to cNtcni the Lime. heretofore
limited for HE paymen, Of the debts agains,
sand estate, ouc wear.
II Is ordered by sand count liza, said anpli
cation be heard and decided at a session
thereof 10 be held u, taslleion aforesaid. on
the frs, Wednesday. 1t being ,hc Gih DAY
Of October next, and that notice thereof
bc gwen TO all persons interested .hy yuhilca-
ton ri this order three weeks sYccc..ietly In
the Rutland Herald new ,paper printed
al Rutland. previous To said tmc OF hearing
81 AIMO\ WARNER, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29


Asthma Tlaiuloncy.
Bilious Complaints, Fiuof Alhus OF Whites
IInis Ga,lnc Fever,
Bowels, dofcien; &C Green Sickness,
ton in, Gupe-,
lreas, Pang, lleIt burn,
caiauh Headache,
Constipation, Mysteries,
Cough Of Pregnancy lnconlinence OF iHoe'
Cosiiyeness, lndg'silon'
Diatrhn,, lnfamatoIn OF The Vial
Difficult, breathing, Parts,
dyspepsia lunamaion OF siom.
Dyspepsia Consump' ach.
Ton Jaundlce,
digestion imperfect Liver complaint,
Determination OF blO'd Low spirhs,
to the head, Mens'rua,lon Suppress
Ear Ache. sed OF piiulul,
ErysIpc,as, Nervous disorders,
Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
!c-cf- ow Nervous .Rheuma,em,
Intermittent, Remit Siomach various dis
tent, eases,
Fever aud Ague, Whites.
Ia al bilious or chronic disorders, these
pil.s achieve tie most wonderful triumph --
Here ilcy defy competition And a, the
sussc ruuuty ~ the American const.inusu
10 these diseases, they are apply stylol by
some,
TIE PILL OF THE NEW Would
Tie wondo ftul efficacy m these complaints
arises iicm their power to open ihe pores
clease aud strengthen tie stomsch and tow
els, make Vie urine hpw heslihfuily and
clear and give lone snd .sIf,n.is 10 tie
system.
1t IL impossible within the limi'. Of an or.
binary sd,eftsemeni, TO give the reader
tie reasons Tor the most extraordinary sue.
cess and spread ofihe-e pills Bot reasons
Do sNis',~uch have ablndanliy satisfied the
uincs 81 thousands 30 this country and A
mong Them the accomplished Physici,u,
Jur-" ciefffmen, aud puvse euleas.
male snd ieWl'e
I Num1tf.c.s cef' icalc. of Tie wonder,
iul chicac} 81 these Pits might be pfese,t.
81. but oerDicaie DOB these daysi, sc.fecI,
"ot,h ihe paper on which q is pfulel.
'e" ei'facis from TIE cou,,p oudcnce of ne
company, NIL however. he no~ given.
iEoN lsulASA
DOR enierprse IA ne enterprise NJ tie
~. IL msar4l4ce " ss,ouis4 20 onqi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
lNSQIe RANCE;
FARMS FOR SALE.

SENEHAl. Western Farms, from 100 to
- 800, with a house, barn. aud 10 acres
IN crops On each, Tor sale low. Terms Of
payment easy,o III Eastern property taken in
exchange. Apply (post pat) TO Gordon u
Co. IS 4 SO, Broad 81. New York, or to the
office OF this paper. 25tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
FRANKLIN HOTEL,
Rutland ~.

VFIIE undersigned would inform their
Il frtcnis and The public that they have
become the PROJECTORS oi tins u,N knoicn
and Tong ,s'abit'i,d Hof,', and are now pre-.
pared 10 wait upon all who may favor them
with ihct custom.
THIS house, since II has come into the oc.
cupsLcy Of the subscfib,rs, has been mnie-
nall, improved IN IT. interior arrang.menis--
new rooms and new furniture added, and
no reasonable expense has been spared to
make tie guests oi tie house comfortable
Attached and connected with ,nc house is
a good NV cry STArLi>llMENT tor
tie accommodation OF strangers and lculle-
men visiting Rutland.
Visitor, Tor aud at tl.nvspos SrHrScs
will also find horses and carriages at all
times IN readiness to convey them to & e ON
the Springs. N. PUTNAM.
II. BRYANT.
Rutland, July 9Th, 1877. 3-lf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

STATE OF NERNONr1 probo,c
b.,luci Of fairhi,en, "a count hol-
den at Cas'ic,on 10 and Tor SAID district on
'he aslh day of August, A. d is.s.
An instrument lu'poring 10 he the Last
viii snd testament Of Ps4Nns Wilkins. late
Of Po0lney, in said district, deceased, leing
presented to the court here iof probate,
II 10 ordered by SAID count that all persons
concerned therein We notified 10 appear at a
session Of said count TO he holden At Castle
lou on the ~, WednesIav % being the CD
day of October newt. and show cause n a.,
they may have against the probate of sald
will Tor which purpose ~ - further ordered
thai cocy Of The record Of this order ie
Published 'nre~ weeks sucoe-~iyc.y "a the
Rutland HERALD, newspaper piinied al
Ru,lsud IN ih's staic, all which publication.
shall he Previous 60 toe ss.d Time sppoiutel
Tor sac heAnng true rerord
AI.NON WARNER, Judge.
A true eopv Of record.
81 ALNoN WARNER. Judss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

York ana Albany where he has access iY
lhe Old Rolls and kecords--aud haung 49,.
cess 80 numerous private KoAs. -. 90 may
instances, enabled to establish Clains.wL,fo
agents viii less iaciiitie. for lpvosusai.y
IA m lsil Of obtaining Hhat Us Justly dc.
lie wishes TO be distinctly uuIoniooi.
mat he investigates all CLAIMS ~ hs own
nss, without any compenssuon whatever,
"nefe unsuccesslul, aud that no clam W.
be considered hopeless where a pension q,
lusiiy due.
1rsns ,aucd according to he na'ufc aal
extent Of lhc service, rendered, ani iue o.
aipant ~ he claim recovered. Al oh ..e
Hl0 suppose they have claims. I'D. ou tri. .-
iag statement u. facts 90 the subscrlcf. 0o.
informed without charge whether ofno'th..r
CLAIMS are vel luun1cd.
ircTcepnonsO.e reiefences gwen % fe.
olfstrt
Le:iers Of inquiry Or appicauou'i All mot
"fh pfompi attention, Of alffessrt '..t
ptfl ~ 'lc s4bscr1cf a. Rns farae o..
a 5 10 l9nl WILLS o WADE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
PENSION AGENCY

NEW PENA)N LAW FOR WIDOWS
dad ls,ss attaining Pension, 10 ChHJr,n n
o,riaH cdscs.
IINll T. subscriber, having been ioi a lou,
j ume engaged IN Investigating claims
for pensions, arrears of pensions. bounty
lands cummuialion of halt paw, afrc1ls q
military pay &c. dc.-and having al lto
Laws, Forms. and Regulations, from 10
Pension Office therefore prepared 10 aii
vigorously and promptly, At hl, ownrsk ani
expense without fee OF rcwatd lwhen uu,ur-
cessiul,) oil applications tor pensions, ia 10
following cases.
LIST Where claim has been rejected -
suspended tor further proof.
% Where a pensioncI, living or dead, q,
or was supposed 10 he entitled to l1fE'f
pension than was awarded.
81. Whcso a revolutionary officer ct sol
der IS now living. or has died since 81 81
March Is3l,--or where having served duurs
tic war, IN Tie Continental establishment,
he has died since - of March l--G
ilh Where widow married previous
the eXpirsiion Of her husbands La, term q
service. Is now alive, OF hos died since IN
of Juv. 1876
6lh. Whore widow married previous 20
(he Is, OF January va, - now alive, OF has
under cci,liu crcums'antcsJ died since IN
Iuly, 1888.
9Th. Where a widow has been mari,
more Than once and is now a dow, OF Las
died a widow since 90 Angus, lrt2
5ih Claims ui every description, Tor ar
rear, Of Pension, due the heirs OF deceased
pensioners
those who have made Efforts and failed
to Obtain Pensions, need no, despair iiiio
nuNi u''r case 10 hs hands, a. ho has ru-
tanned pensions IN many casos whcto t.cy
had been gwen up AZ entirely hopeless, AFTER
rcpen'ed Unsuccessful 'hors Ne nor on.s
dovo'es his whole lime ana attention lo t0o.
Of oP, .a esd pot s sas, ss '' ss
slnes- iof y wrniy yeaIA. aud WN1
OFT itc ptn' ID - ~ records, Of ilc s,t.
N'c' of kcs ary>oidicn VIZ Boston.
Concord 49, 'er, Hartford, Nevro'
Trenton, iiarfis"ureh, phiaoelpm Sow
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-11

CALIFORNIA.

We have before us files of California papers as
late as the 9Th of June TO which we are indebted to
gentleman who returned with General KEARNY
from his late expedition to California
Very marked discomfort have pervaded the Ca
orna regiment at the time of its discharge from service
This regiment had been enrolled by Col Fremont and pro-
misses Of pay held out which, it seems not realzed
We infer from what is stated that portion only Of the pay
given to the men, and that they compelled to
ceve Certificates for the balance and that the payment Of
this amount made depend relief to be granted by
Congress.
letter from Sonoma, the sh May, that Governor
Boggs had received letter from Gen. Keany appointing him
Acalde Of that town. But that Mr.. NASH the old incumbent
who elected under Commodore Stocktons proclamation
refused to surrender the books of the Office and that
sequence they had civil magistrate. The writer says that
account Of this state Of things, who had stolen
four horses another accused of stealing saddle and brd
and third who charged with breaking open trunk all
went UNPUBLISHED.
Two Sabbath schools in operation in San Francisco
Almost every number Of these papers has something say
in reference to the sengs Of the emgrants who died in the
California mountains last winter and is rightly argued that
the of the horrible fate which befe them will deter emil
grafton from the States to that country.
The expectation of quicksilver from California is strictly
prohibited by order Of Commodore Biddle.
81. Louis Republican, august %.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-11
Mn. JOHN RANDOLPH CLAY.

This gentleman returned, a few days since, to the
United States in the steamer Cambria, and is now
with his family in Washington. Mr.. CLAY remain
ed in Europe with one ntervaD about sixteen
years.
Mr.. CLAY accompanied Mr.. JOHN RANDOLPH to
81. Peiersburgh in 1929 as Secretary of Legation,
and was few weeks afterwards left there by Mr.
X. in charge of the mission, in which he (Mr. c.
continued for more than two years. He remained
at the same Court as Secretary of Legation to Mr..
BUCHANAN, and afterwards to Mr.. WILKINS, until
1888 or 1889, when he was transferred to Vienna.
There he remained as Secretary of Legation to
Messrs. MUHLENBERG and JENIFER until 1885, when
he was again semitic st. Petersburgh and had charge
OF the mission from the time of the retirement of
Mr.. ToDD to the arrival of Mr. INGERsoLL, the pre-
sent Minister. He was last winter nominated by
the present Administration, and confirmed, Charge
d'Afiares 10 Lima, in Peru, where he is about to
proceed. He is expected to set out for his new
destination, with his family, in few days. (Ee
will probably land at Chagres, and then proceed
across the lsthmus to Panama, and thence to Lima
Union.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-11

The contest for Member of Congress to repre-
sent the upper wards Of the city of New York
terminated in favor of Ex-Alderman Jackson, who
was declared to be the elected candidate, having
beaten his Wing opponent, JAMES MoNRos, by a
majority of about hundred votes.
Immediately after, and in fact during the progress
of the election, charges were made openly and re-
Peatedly that gross frauds had been perperated in
order to secure the success of Mr.. JAcIsoN, and
Mr.. MONROE ayowed his determinatonIo contest
the right of his antagonist to the seat in Congress.
By the Courier of Tuesday we observe that Mr..
MONROE still remains firm in this dete animation,
and according to that paper there is very title doubt
that the seat will be given to him. The evidence
of his election is said to be conclusve and there
are, moreover, recent developments in connexon
with the vote of convicts from Blackvell's Island
which will probably render the contest for his seat
very easy one.-NeW Fork Gazeth.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-11
A LESSON TO coNoUERoRs

We extract the following instructive anecdote
from the Philadelphia Public Ledger:
professional friend of received day since
fee consisting Of five ve-fanc pieces Our friend while
accidentally gancng dem, found that they bore respec-
lively the following One coined in the eighth
year of the French Republic and bore the image Of Bona
pae First Consul; another in the year 1911, bearing
NaPoleons image Emperor of France and King of Italy
the third in the year 1920 exhibiting the image of Louis the
18th King Of France; the fourth in the year 1927, with
the image of Charles the 10th, King Of France and the fifth
in the year 1885, with the image Of Louis Philippe King
of the French In these coins have the history Of France
for the last half century the French Republic vanish
ing before the magic scepre of the heroic and ambitious Ma
poleoni him rise power, emnence, and great
ness seldom attained by mortal man see him fall, and
the throne Of France again restored the ancient line Of the
Bourbons."