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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
~ Hon Jabe- D. Hammond contributes to
the Cherry Valley Gazette brief memoir OF Gen
ERAsIUs Roof in which he says

~ Hon late. ID. Hammond contributes to
the Cherry Valley Gazette a brief memoir OF Gen
ERAsIUs RooT, in which he says
No man was more firmly attached 10 those great
fundamental principles which absolutely necessary
for the protection Of the rights OF individuals than ten
Root The Tribune says he was one OF the most pro
minent and decided champions OF the Anti Rent cause
This assertion s calculated % produce he impression ma
Gen Root apprOred Of me resistance 10 me lars caich ooh
plqoe in Delarcre and Columbia C0HRtcs. The preNa
ience of such all impression would Be extremely unjust
10 the memory Of Gen. Root and am sure thsi MI.
Greeley did not intend to produce such an impression
Calculated 10 produce the impression IS 1t 2
Then why don't you help dissipate that false I'M
preston. by stating the fact that portion OF the
community more deeply deplored violations OF Law
in the name of Anti Rent than the ANTI Renters
themselves They had abundant and especial
reasons for this, as every rejecting man must real
ize. While many OF their enemies not very Sc
cretIy exulted over tue Indian outrages the
Anti Renters were cast down and nearly over
whelmed by them No word ever uttered by The
Tribune has been calculated TO produce the impress
sion which Judge Hammond deplores but his own
article is calculated to produce very unjust
impression which we hope he will hasten to
corrgcf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

THE CRY OF SALISA-W c learn lroD the Onon-
dAgs Standard that petitions n circulation FOR the in
corporation Of syracuse city to include the neigh
boring village Of Salins and perhaps Geddes The pop
civ i, about ~ SOC and the they propose To give Il
"a SALIVA As much more appropriate tasn syracuse,
which signines Ms-sA while salins indicates Sal
Svrias or pace rlGrs sal pstr g concealed N tA<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

~ The .uoalsosRers lPh@Ser. at Fort Piain
n has an excelle1, oeder u sscr OF aeolshins u"
Death Penalty. The Editor, isAsc s. Bsekus who was
horn dsf ara ssA has overcome his immense natural
iassuisy 70 far - enable him to print an excellent
Weekly paper. though Of humble rre''n''on' arc
there ass thirty or forty coed men IN the land who
would ike ~ sake ~ no lee to encourage his enois
then 70 zee what COT, Of an every day newspaper deal
and dumb may edit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
srh Of January Ball at Washington.

COrfespondthct q TIC IIIUUIV'
WASHINGTON Jan. 9, lsi7
Last night at Jackson Hall 81 there was sound
of revelry" A ball was given IN honor oil the
victory at New Orleans aud OF the gallant general VINO
gained IL Hereafter il may be that another pohues
party will celebrate with equal festivities the equal &C
ton Of Resacs de IL Palma.
P.s Ihave just heard that fire broke out at Jack
son Hall soon after the dancing commenced which
broke up the party in most admired disorder one
lady cried out that her would be burnt up one
gentleman that his cloak would suffer the same fate
am hsppy 70 say that both aunt and closk escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

MELANCHOLY AccIDEST.-On the lst inst Benz
Craig sen. sDas /. Craig and 81 Howard. fisherman.
snS Two black men were crossing the Ohio river in
ssia from Verny Island TO the Kentucky shore the
wind being very high the skif II Is supposed was up
.et and the persons are all thought TO have been
drowned.
IL GEORGE w. STEVENS Esq. OF Meredith, on
"Wednesday Jas, was nominated for Congress at the In.
dependent Democratic Convention. for Congressional
District No "a. in New -iiampshire.
- \ bill is now pending IN the senate OF In
diana for the calling OF Convention 10 revise the Con-
stilution Of that state.
EY- The Boston Reporter is the name OF a
weekly newspaper iast started In Boston by Messrs
D. Moore & Co and devoted the interests Of the Or
thodoy Consresstonslists OF New England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

THE Sus-TRKAsuRY LAw.-The Act Of Congress
usually styled the subTreasury Law is published
tire in the whis Almanac Tor ISL Persons wishing 10
scqusint themselves with the provisions Of this &C, will
do well TO purchase copy. The same work also cen
,ains the Tariff Law Of 1870 the Oregon Treaty and
various other useful Documents. Price only III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

n The tannery and leather establishment OF
Messrs D. and 5. Custss 4 CO. 10 Hewtown, c. vs De
,troyed hy Ere % he osa inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
Business Notices.

BowLrSG.-Ith has been highly recommended By Physi.
clans for sedentary TO practice bowling daily az the
best exercise for digestion and refreshing sleep As
well az dyspepsia. The fremont and Brunch BoTtiHg
Saloons Nos a and 300 East Broadway and Nos
II Division and AL Grand a. containing ten alleys
have been fitted up in splendid style with some new
Alleys; and, to farther accommodate his numerous
patrons Mr. BRowS. the Proprietor, has very In
geniossly invented Perpetual Alnsnac' Al 'ix cen"
each or 81 for 100 and two large editions Of seTe
raj thousand have been disposed o. Il Is pnn~d
on a very neat card on one side 10 the ferpetua
Almanac and on the other Is stage ueAet 10
ride in either the East Broadway or Grandst Inc oil
stages 10 either OF his establishments, which ne iuf-
nshes gratis daily all mis- patrons who are from al
parts OF the city and Brooklyn and many Of the states
His experience for the past fifteen years In his Guy 70
the business and his strict and personal attention 70 II
and to the comfort of his patrons deserves and mas com
nanded the best portion OF the public patronage rs
well known that none but the most select company visit
his rooms. Who will not take his card and ride up
and knock dozen his pins
r. SMITH DoDek, DENTIsT. No. IL Bondsl near
Brosdway requests The attention Of those wanting srth-
csl teeth 10 his method IA method used In ns cry ex
cusively By himself OF fastening either single teeth or sea
when on gold plates; II ssyes most Of the pain usually
given in the operation and enables the wearer to keep
clean and healthy mouth "a AA"'~
CAUTION TO DRuGGIsrs.-The Committee OF inspee
ton of the College of Pharmacy deem their duty 70
caution druggists against article now onerns IN inc
city Is Hydrods,e Of Potasss which on eSan''n'aoo
doe. no, appear To contain any Iodine aInousn ie'en
bling in appearance Hyddodate OF Po'as's ana wen 's
culated TO deceive.
From the frequent substitution OF tns D'O"'ae ~
the Iodlde of Potassium which from the srest dspio
norton in prce unprncirIed manufacturers and whole
.ae aoae nave OF late resorted TO- druggists are eau
toned against buying what purpOr' TO be Hydrod'e o.
Potassa from any but manufacturers and dealers o
known integrity without careful chemical examination
BY order Of the Trustees
GEO d. coGGEsHALL,)
JOHN II. CURRIE, lNomm1"o'
WIN HEGEMAS,
Hew-York Jan. 9, l547.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

SALES or Stocks AT PHILADELPHIA. JAN. p
Fyrg Board-l Bk Am, 400, - L Bk. 8. Com ]
Bk 50. 50 Navigation % ls6o, 70 1000 Reading BIDS
bS IA. .Aaer Sso0ld Bodrd-5 Bk Am % 400 10
- - 10 HAMBURG. p Seccnd BOar6-lO Coml Bk
sol 5000 81 5. aad .. cot 25o0 %. lS62 lOl. 8.
Vicksburs ri 8 Orleans Gas, %. Afiu &eond
Borrd-y0 n Bk y. b5. 80 Nicks II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
DISPATCHES roR TIE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEG RAPH

NI-JEI =
clerk in the Pcs, ofsce Al Lyons, y y has been
arrested at Fort Covington. Franklin county, on
charge ofrobbing the PostofEce. n has been fully
committed for tral By judge conklin, al Auburn
Nothing new here.
sUsPESsIos % SoUTHERS IEIEGsaFHs-Ine
New-York and Philadelphia and th- Baltimore and
Washington Telegrapbs are out OF order. Breaks
occurred on both lines on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

MAssAcHpsKrrS--rhe vacancies in the Senate
Of this ssa,e hed by joint ballot OF the Lesisls
,,,. ON saturday as follows all Wings OF course
v,Jx<s<x ConRn.--Cslvin shepard in. Joseph I
Rue bingham John A. Knowles. rhomAs Emerson, Ho-
ws,sss;Sr Ce-Nahum +. Bryan, Jason Goaldns
c.orr, Denny, Calvin Willard
assssI;rs Cp--samasl A. Hurlbart, Thos Bowen
- co-Dennis condry, Geo. Hodges, James Gre
Nsrfsa cs-yames Mcguire.
~ We are indebted to Hon b. B. French
crrk Of The Hoase 81 Repsssenivs' tor copy Of 'a'
Z. Coarsssloa. pusesory," moss vsiasis Pasiss00a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
- T,as. s.a ea. lsavlot ,as cs ~ N 49,

CYr Traeeys esd Ohas lssvnf me chy ~ TrI5rns
con are informed thai Ec>HtsS Efas' es wsrket,
i,pfn,ed every day containing the rsocs 49, r., +,
Ns~s bv he Southern Mail &c. up 10 c. 1g,s
CURING II The gewsbo5s for he 4sss.sy sb MIN ,a
tribune es.ry Que VIZ VIZ. - ~ ess,ns The City
latest oetss up ~ the u'ae % 1919
~. we sh.I tomorow commence ne" sef'e' o.
.,, Washington from the pm OF one with
whom our re .der' henceofth to BE- Intimately and
,,,., ,..s.f.ctory acquainted IN unusual pressure
%, 49,. and the fact that own srueies traverse
c. M the sane ground conssrain u. 70 Withhold the
,..,.. .,,e.dy in our hands for one day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

TIE oPERA-To-night is the last opportunity
for hearing the beautiful Lsda which has so gracefully
and tenderly its wsy to every heart aud 10 whos
pleasant csdences we could willingly listen the season
through We anticipate for this evening therefore even
more crowded attendance than has before greeted our
really excellent and well assorted Opera Company IN
"Wednesday we are TO have Lucia de Lamm1mau
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
iIt III LI' :
RsEz5SI9&.

Children will cry tot d.. liulI's " orm 10.
zcngcs Only read what tins mcaIcine has
done.
lurkvill-, Gibson Co Tenn, Dec u, lsi3
d. e.. r.. llull--Sone months since your
agent left with mc Tor sale, VIVA, be consld-
cred a large supply Of your Worm Lu2cngcS,
bot have sold al. out. md cool rrY' Sold
three times a. nauy moe, had l.. IN sDr.
pl,d TO that amount. ! hope that ,ou wlll
lnsttuc, your agent 10 leave much greater
supply when he comes this way again 49,
thc,f use IN nv family has been at great ten.
eft Ed"in McCoIc., Esq gave some 10 Il
child OF las, four years old, and the first dose
hruuqh,aWav between thirty d forty worms.
Mr. William NcDahr had d cNt.d whom tho
physician. pronounced lncurab.e, and SAID
It would die. Uu, the cIlid was Curedby using
Dr. llul,s " orm ! scngcs
Yours Truly, SrfrUsA IrNEIN.
Pace % ceGt. per box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

IGIciIfd Jidy y, lSiD. Ln!lrctV ncLp
PrtncipleS N The mana 9rmcm Of
Bees. Smptc, acfuL chen
and DnrdIic
"HESE Hives, the only ones OF real
value and utility 10 farmers and Others
engaged IN the culture Of Bees, now be.
fore the public, are constructed upon nat.
urdl yy1AciyleS and Commune the follow ing
advantages The bees are easily hlycl m
lhem-It never becomes necessary to Kill
OIL the swarms honey at all times can be
taken away when II can DO spared by the
swarms or can be added lor the suscnanc
Of late ones young swafms can be taken
away nj HE proper period, and put INTO
other hives, where they 60 to work without
the trouble Of swnrmlng OF hitlnE, while
The main s"arms are entirely protected
from robbery By lehborng bees and
from nice AMI insects they can be hand.
led with pcrl,c! safety and always living
and breeding IN new horny coWb, are KEEP,
entirely healthy and young sNurr7s arc
always fully developed
The eggs br embryo OF tho Bee Moth,
/ or Miller ca hnot hatch or ma,Irc around
these hives and therefore, The bccs are en-.
trey protected rom the rayages Of that
destructive enemy while the GHcrnGnug
/ principle is such that the Bees arc kept M.
dustrlous the whole season through, By al.
way' having plenty Of room TO work 10
+ Old honey comb cannot accumulate. nor
WllI ,hc Bees run ouI or 'dlc oil 10 these
LiTr' They have bc,u fully us,ed 81 DC
! tual use under the direction ofthe invcn.
/ tor and oil The 'Warus and lhtrr increase
are now ani VIII remain . good al H-A
young 1warmi
Ample DIRECTIONS accompany each hly,.
gslnC fall ln,lruca1ns r the managem,r.
o. bees Which IS So slmp'rlta, INV person
with ordinary caNac.,y mi au,uuon. can
no, ia.l 20 be succosfu 10 heir manaCc
meni and culture
They s'c i7!d very cLc'p AMI oil far
mers or o.her persons VITO k,cp Lccs or
ViIh 10 enter mo tha, profitable culture
Siii ind thc'e hive al tia, can b. iesif,i
and those rartoGs o the towns Of + .'Iheii
Piusfori Bhodon CLmoni,r Mend %
Sherburne, shrensbJfy. Clarendon snt
Ru'ani are .nu,e! 70 call O, Uucl { Cor
uIs ROLAND is Hitchcock, pmiUrd, s
Ma f'ch. Bandoa where lAey may be-
agoi sn! sIam.a,d al! .nihl1-. d .A,
ob,AlGed
+ b HENDEE PrOpuetoL
Applications iof 1eiutse rlgn., % make
md yeua hem % aGy psr q d, Uniou
aPi %
WM r KELSEY Pa.ru,e.
Q s'st cy Ys,e' C. \ Y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

Statements OF over 1000 people IN tins
velnuy. who have taken laughn's Vcge.
table Luhonuupuc, 60 to prove what he has
stated % Lis advertisements. tia, Il VII. do
more than any other article ever yet made
known to the public Or Vaughn claims
TO belong to no school, indeed he lays
clam to no ptclsnsion as rcgarJsany branc b
Of medicine save the botanical" at home
"a tae vegetable world with a perfect
know edge u he nature and prooerlc, Of
',"ry heb NhIch .r9Ns he there does
, am pteemincncr, aud wRh the confidence
which h. knowledge grTe' h,m, he comes
before 81" pgbllc aaG k.4 vog,l4l ,c RENE.
dy. w,!l knowing rftn not ~ t5r It claims
to be II lll.s 20 me ground llA s;aidmsnls
are OF THIS charactct and the proof nal
h.nd Ny MEDICINE wi cure any disease
LuIcf heaven hat IL cutall, 20 be father
sly, The sccfN upon witch cure. u
only tnovn 70 myielf and that IS Soere'
worth holding 20 one vii doub, when
s.Atc IhN .hn u,I!are, purely Vegetable,
Mi &C, upon lhe ca,cIu OF soGo "a he
bladder a. duoivrai ana carry 0, Cd --
ou'o the goul auI rheama,lm by ne chem,
cal action upon the boot cure al erup-
i've dIscascs AID indeed wii restore 10 q
s'Ate OF health am broken down eoGruu.
u1n. scuu2 upon any un,ound organ O
he syyem efadieaunS OIL unhcA,y eausos
and reproducing health Of mad =, Nc. {
body See a1ve'usernenl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

STATE ~ IS'mrrL I(k 1t rendered
Distinct ul faIrhavou, ! D,hAtatA probate
Count holden al tas,icton witun and tor sad
distinct on the l2.h daN Of February. l-i7
Tho administrator OF the estate ct Fayelie
Smith, late u Nunsou,ln sad d,s'uct, doccas
Cd, Inlo.llto, proposing To render at account
ui has administration OF said estate.
1t IA ordered that SAID account he re-
cclvcl aud Examined Tor allowance at q
Probate couttt to be holden at Cs,llctDn al1fe.
sad, on the first "Wednesday It beng the 81
day OF Match, mIt, and that nouce thereof
be given TO ali pcfsoHs interested OF the ume
place OF hearing, hy publishing this order
two weeks suoccsl,ych IA the Rutland Her.
all newspaper painted at Rutland that all
persons interested may appear and object to
the same II they see cause. b
ALNON WARNER, Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
AI.SO-DR. LIS
COUGH LOEENGEiS.

NOR the relief Of coughs, colds, consump-
L ton, asthma, HhooPlng cough, catarrh,
tghiucss OF no lungs or Guest OronChltls,
and al pulmonary aioCtous. SGyctaI thou
sand boxes have been sold within the last
SIX months, giving immediate relief to those
who have been afflicted with the most dls.
rres,,ug coughs and colds, and restoring 10
health persons 10 almost every Stage OF pull
monary affections TIE whole world shou.I
know that y. Huns Cough lozenges are a
certain cure toi all Diseases lcajlu" to con
SUMPTION. They are recommended by thou
sands who / ave used them, aud say that they
give rolIef when all other means fail. Pace
- cents per box with iu.l directions.
Agcni5 jor n, alnrc N,dicp'' g. Sheldon
& Alien. PawIct, J. !. & |. II Nall, Gran
Vile, A. Bliss. Eas' Pou,tucN Hooker &
Jo,un, Yves, roulncy, T.. Jameson, Cas-
Teton. y MORAN. " & GO West Ru'hrd
kaylcy ! .,u.,, tu. -u,r p-u.
leis, kuy. ,uJ. {. 81 Hru,c - Go. Dauu>.
Samuel Townsend, j., d. II. Sl1n 4 Co.,
Walhnc ford, sabaun s Walls, South Wa
lngiord o6m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
NORTHUMBERLAND READ

NsRiiad Is an IuHG:icc Raar The
person whom BY gtu us and ,Itii 10, bin
sell from the crowd Of manufacturer. -
SIRE to have plenty Of imuAlor u 90, uval'
Thus Nth llrpriot' Sugar Ccs'cd ptll,
Df Hcfuck hi'r'g ~ industry snd persc
vercnes DUNG The r1s. tea years. btulgM
90 a boau,ful ,ate Of perfection ,hcso ecIe'
bfsiod pills, ant a, an eIp'rse OF ,housnnds
o. dollars, pot ,htm 100 oto'y town aud
village 10 the Unto. State, aud thui have
they required \ rIu,aiton Gcvct ,tJoycd
by any other article No sooner " thi,
is-i known ,han ioS,nI OF lmun'ors arc out
ignoran. u medicine nHl lI' Cfrcn 'h'l
doctors IN day guud,ng together Drug
both good apd bad, Which IS I,sgu,sed Yah
bong rolled IN sugar, AID iotccd inla dl
Ietcn, parts Of the world, hoping ihaI h.,
eouioundlng the term sugar coat ,ha,
they may possibly sell llrrnck's Piii
ale now uscI by more ,tnn ha.t million
ofhm,llc, and arc daily clatIcung tho
hearts Of par,us and ch,llton 81 oil part,
of,hc country, " th,,r wouI,lUl cures
Purchases, rleo,oc, the name Of lloru,A
and uni,s, The doctors fac ,mtc B. on ,he
bottom Of The box touch them not
For sslt IN Rutland by Luther Daniels
and by merchants generally throug houtIh
county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
Sr,1r of vERNo>rtTHr

STN1t OF VERNON THf H..
lrsut " isuhs,rr he Fro
Hatc 'n.u lor the ,i,tu,i slot.,atds Toad
uctsrn, Ir. rtr,'cI o. thc c,'sts of rsmsuA
tunc hic of Nsasou 90 .iI distinct. t,,sAs
ct. Intr,htc.
Nrfrbs me alIrn,,raiNt az TIC s,,a,s
ui $50 tcDr,sci la' mace application 700
~rtrs % ,nt touu 'ot license to SCI al
l.r tc,l c.tatc oil ,aI dcoc,set 49, hV 49,
.,t'N ,n,h h,i. shti ,Ir .icaunu 40 lcut 50
90 s'uN 'bAt II 10 ro,essaD to 49, -
much 90 ~" f.a' estate OF ,,i deceased -
49, tAi~ the srm Of ts1Iai tot ,he pan
lnso of paying tho debts sestust ,iI os
tate and No c,p0usos al sim,niNttaurn, sui
.HtiAof rrurruurr hats pau ul said tssl =,
alto cannu, ne Sold w.lhnW iu'uN to- tho,o
in'errsiri tu ,hf icm,nlct and hat II ID,
ncre,,ri, to ,r'l the ~hoia 90 spld estate iuf
ic purposes siutc,,lj Therefore IT.. OF
derpd y sud count that said application 10
heard and dccided hy sad routt ~ taNletou
m sall distinct on the 81 dsV. It heing tia
Ar.t Wednesday IN March rcIt. and that no
Voc Ihctcul ho gwen ru a.I person, interest.
~ b, publication uf tls otdct ihtce weeks
.urcU,,tV IN lho Ru,'and lir'nis n"NN
paper ,ttu,ci 81 Rutland ITO l,N of w..rh
&c previous 70 mo tue of bearing
ALNON MANNER, Juleo
Done In the Probate Court. Ian rs. lhi7.
STATE ar NENONr,l DE trcmcm.
Nstuct OF fsuha,an, ID boted Mat
at probate court holden Al ntIctun ~ SOD
iot saJl di,uct on the ?-,h ia, of January,
1871
Whereas O,taria HusbtooL. Almini,ta.
ton o, the estate 81 Anna lIamuhA late OF
Henson, ~ sand Jlsiuc, deceased.
q I,t Ir, IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
NOTICE,

A meeting Of the Llbctul Parry in the
town OF Rutland will be held on Monday
evening the la day Of March a ID lsi7,
al & o'clock, r. NJ, at the Gtnnd Jury
room IN Rutland TO nominate candidates
fortown officers for the year ensuing a
general attendance is earnestly solicited
by order OF the Town Committee Of the
Liberal Parry
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
STATE or VERMONT,

Rutland, IS.
Ralph Page,
I,u p.,,. lnChahcsv
.W E", " s,,. "'' :, t. fcUy v, 1917.
&. 4 Munger
w IIEREAS Ralph Paige, Of Rutland,
w 10 said county has this dav flied his
blll N cAanccry against James Il. Porter aud
Carlton A, Muugct OF sad Rutland aud Wi
liam W Slason formerly OF SAID Rutland,
uow Of Pcuyshutg, IN the State of ONO 49,
Stating, that on the 2g'h 81 January, 1912,
the sand Porter and Sla,nn were Justly m
drbled IN tie slid Page m the sum OF fifteen
hundred dollars specified IN Two ptomisory
notes Of that date, one for one thousand and
the other for FIVE hundred dollars, both pay
ablc on the 2gth day of January, 1915, with
annual interest, and in order to secure tho
payment on the sane, executed TO tie sad
Page, mortgage deed OF all the land, "a
said Rutland, that day decided TO tho .alG
Porter and sllson. hy the SAID Page and hv
Carlton A Munger and his wife, Lucy A.
Munger Conditioned for the payment Of sand
notes, and that subsequently on the 9slh day
at January, 4 u. lNi1 the said Porter and
Slason, conveyed the same premises to the
sail Carlton 4 MurrcL and Lucy 4 Nun
ger, his ATE, who has since deceased, and
further Illllug that The sand notes, though
long since due, have never been pad, and
Mat the sad Pages interest IN SAID premi-
s., has become absolute Al q PRAYING that
the SAID Potter, SRsun aud Munger, may
be dcCrccd Ia pay TIC sums doe, on sad notes
auI M default thereof be iofccuscl OF all
lhuf equity aud redemption IA and TO sad
premises.
The usua, process OF subpoena being
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23


=, ''''' vac INK IAN
H'''A'St or lh'of' Ten worm 5
"N'S''h arrived i-re ON iHd"y morning
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l.tAHA volunteer snl tlr,t d,ta,ilr g.
',tor l,9p,s Island 81 TAup,oo. AZ tha,
e, rtg1useoi d 'llib,, nav, ieen disuoun,-
a. and further that CD Harvey has ben
s'rcsied by Gen S~sf, 10 disol-~iIepc' Il
crIus AND ~.s T. Be- ,n~i Immediately ly
ut marital Mac fu4 Particular g..
3 nov
We have ais received i't,'s frum Mr.
llAls. ~ho 9Th Cru Wmth'i division.
1T Which the lAicnc'. 4 The hour prevent
ar giyIng tn, r,'ttiac llI' last letter ).
dated 'ou the RI Gtaplc near PAlo Aho.
,o to. nth VII ia winch be state. TIA,
Gcu Worth u quite uu~cN. but ,t.il ahic
1. s,o orders He Ia. between tvo aul
rrc, ,lou'Aul men with him-tbc pack u
g.. army
Gen SCOTT and staff still renamed At
Brsl but i WAS thought would sAil IN a
f's lAJ' ~ Tamwoo The ne.s brouci,
/, tie N'ktm tia, Gen TAYLOR had re-
turned {. Npu,crei is ~"r6fmcI
The vc.>.i, With tho l., Regiment q
Ionn'y hAn'' volunteers Oh board bal al
fycI q TIE Baz1s a.! woll They had
b,,n a,i,r,d. It - ,aii. to !. hos
" IN IAmp,co w. have dates to- the 10th
u'' brought hy Major Morns lie informs
Ms that 6on. Patterson arrived there CA the
% With 1900 mon Gcus Tsigg'. Quit
man anl Iiilow vcr. aloug--ironls al IL
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