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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

~ : h, subs u'e'. l.,os appointed ~
fI N.fff' ..,r..r rti. srs
.'Hu.uns Gag ,ffa.i s.o. 900 d''riss
.sf.,. .gslr.t ihe..p'
>IfgA.n Ns'p~ssf. is4, - Nsilarh.a
ia ..ait ni..urt, de,sas. .pr"n,.a in.ol
.,-rt 4nf ~ mOuths llnm ne niu'i
q, e. J,n.. u 80, tsus sao~ed ~
saft ,uHU 1T thai putpo.' 80 ,D,isiofr
A'f,h, ave Doitre tat ~ ~t susnd io
'he to.inc-s OF orr s.ii sypo.nim' o''N "
Nutut .na,,. 100 Wainngi.'d 10 SD -
uI,i thc o. Nnuds,s Z" Aps"si AMI \"
'fu,hef n'li, tom wee o,lvA vnu, ious
e.,iv.A = IN oa rrch Of ssid dave
i /" Nv Il S,..o,. ,comm"'"
Nsnng iotJ luno 10. l-ii O.
a. / to suh.c'ir~fs. being srroinied b,
III. Hoo ,hc Ptotale 'ou'i i"' the d.
ina ~ Rpil,nd. comm ssi"nsfs In 'sceWc
.,sm,ne snd sdIusi al claims aud demands
ni sit pef.on. against the 's'slco
tnss HN. iaf, ~ WsYp.fo,d.
tn ..,d dt,it,ci. deceased. teptesrr'ed insol.
vent. .ul II, mouth. tom the 10Th cN vi
Jnnc. Isi7. beng allowed hS sad court
fufihN purpose ~ ~ thetein's hefeh,
give notice that We Vii stiehd TO the bu.
sines. of uut SAID appointment stiis dwell
lrc nous. ct Ssmuci iliu IN Nslhne iofd.
un a.. hf,i Monday of DE cmher nes,. i,nm
ten o'rlocs.s m vnui to',ioh. m. on
sad DAY.
#. VI lno'nros. c,u.,,
D,>.ts il,t'ti.
Wsilnl 'nt, lino ~ II. ~
D.,u,, ct Ru,nuc ;, , ID bcrci rhar
a. s,'cI probate court held vi Rmlsnd
within and 80 The di>r,,t at kuilsud siof,
sad On the first N"nfa, beng the 5ih day
OF July. 4 u i~i7
Present. WIN Han. Julgc
Whereas Grange l.tl,. administrator oi
~ estate oi y ll,m IN. ltc of Mailing
iofd 10 sat dis'utr decreased, iutesilir. ha.
THIS d,, m,ic Application To- .,'i cnu', tot
htrusr to- stil 80 tam i,,l estate 81 s,ld Il.
CEASE To vu nurh - asset ou' bv
tie COMMISSIONS. at Dnw,rt,ihc late ANY
H. d.scases. widow oi s,it " ilii,m III,
Tor he, du~.fuf i,trds ~ the real estate 81
sud William. representing tia, the sale
ih'fo0i "oulc he beneficial - the hsrs aud
all persons Interested. ant l,s yfotuccd Ia
sali count tie cnn-rri To .,ld lif,nsr. IA
Vnuug. of all tie hcii- of s1il deceased re-
siding 10 tbs State,
ID,fei'tc IT'S ordered hy sad court tha,
Sad appii. alton to .'"ttcl tor hcsilng and
dcrisiun To ire 1T Monday being the ~
dlN at August u'Ni. aud that n copy Of tins
t.,otl be pubu>hcd ilfc- weeks suc's>sivrl,
rtc,iou. thereto m the Rutland llotald. a
newspaper rtin'ci At Rutland. that al
person, inlcrcs'rd therein may appear and
n.i'o' To tie gtanilue oi sad license u they
ST. cause
true cory 81 rcr"f'.
a., ilENHN HALL. Reg ,,rr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14
FRANKLIN HOTEL,
AsHifHWd, ~.

EiIt uudcrsr0rd would iniorm ,het
're0 >ani iI" patac to- NE, h.se
'e' 'fn' ihr rfrffe'nf, oi 80. ,c,N faopa
'ffot'u.,f U,iei ani .fc nn~ PIE.
srrd ir ~a.tuppn a. wAD inny itlf inc.n
",I4i iheif tu-ioni
lu-h pDsr, .nto q h,s come into the &C.
a.. tNrf 'i ilt -Gn.rubsis. hs. bs-n mate
nails iT.l vel 90 - lrisfl1i nfrang'mrni,-
nr~ iuous 4lI nrs iYfaHuf" added 90 snd
OBJ f'fs'n''I~ crp"nsr h.s p'cn sptfed 10
ufsc th' .u'.'s OF 'I.f innse fou.fOfal 4.
AusctHf fnf rrffer'ef vi'h ine it,u.e 4.
good l.li IkY L~IABLl>iIMENT. H.,
ne a'fon 'n"t'iior ~ strangers aud gentle
in~n st.filnf itu trf
tl,i,'f, of az 81 (tiu~no, Srgi-o.
A" si.l md lnr.s, sod ,afii.y.. At ell
tunes 90 re- ffncas So Convey % ern 10 4 4 ON
SIC > .ungs ~ ~ lAAn
n Bryant
N9nati J.Iv s. 80, asf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

4 Nsrse-ian NCrsnat~t T. g. y c..
ishh.icA w. ilc t.uu = \nfua,. Nacin,
county Ni..ln.in T., Nleaul e S.uu.
nt in m'kuc tic announcement sl,, ---
The Nrfv,ls.n s,ttl,m,rt- ga tie West
are alfcad, numerous ani growing tsridi,
losa. .rcH'g such settlements. sud sli,cn
81 them ~i'hin ~. limits nf ~. ,crri'0r,.
The, ciuhracc population 81: 'r,m hit,cn
{" tWcu,s ,housaud frugal inlu.,fi,u..
honest. law loving and as.ah,ios c,ieeu.
Tie pnu,ipa' settlement l. 90 tire II .Aou-
oug pam, where there are nearly tnou.
sand Nnrvcs gan families
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

70 VI " Q"
Nn.iO>s, f.-i ~ Ne. t.st the ',csr
'n ~,'.e. ,"nI5 1t- go. a
80 rroued the he ssu', 4 he iI,il,,
i"i T.''Ame"s. Tor The ssm~ ims We,
- l'' esrrs
Th' c"''esro' DOC s'c'',s'v rrr.srt'l
H.ht no, s,c.'f.,. go b. rceoen. j a. Aui
l.ar's lCou Adv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

WAfEhS-N large qpNn''' 'of sale bv
w the pound c'-irci then - nu, oihrt
s'0fc m lcsnonl - " t. {. >lodtsrd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14
BANKERS iSI.S.

4 VERY convenient arlclo fot NnnAcs.
~ M,tcnanis, l.a~seis nih.f.. To-, salo
" - " T. q SIbnDkNp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14
sTNTE Of NLNMONT.lIll

TATE or NINMONT./1(k At 70
Dislnci Of Faiiha,en. - msnber.
ed h..i s'a Pfohtfe Cont holden N fa.il~
Ton N Az fof s,ii ti.iud Ola Ne i1,n ds,
u JuHe. \ - 1T
" hofe's ih" ,dui.I,'riiu's ~ ilc ,,ta'o
~ l,naC Inssnd, lal" 81 Ben.on m ,sid
f's'fl fo'fsstf. % iuse 90 render az ac.
t.... D. uef demonstration
II is"r1.fet o.. s4'i to-rl rfc,r.srd
ana Examined ~ said count hr slluwsnce
At session 'ts'.oi 10 =. holden str,sleion
~ ssif ci.''iri 30 the i5lh dsv 81 Dol, nert.
snd 'ha' OF pe',on. inisfs.icd 10 roiiief
'hrf'd ~ puhhcaupn ihsfrnf ,hfee w..ks
sucr.-N,sis 40 the Ruiland Herald ns~.
pspef printed a. Rutland the at 81 ~hich
sasll loo pferioUs 10 The tine ol hesfin.
siorrssld
~ AlMON W.RNFR lodge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

ME ROLAND AM A,ltf.on lt' Insurance
'umpsn, afc hrtet, noui. ihst the
ipllp~iug assessments have teen m,de ~
thc dlfcctots on all no,,. IA lot, ui thc iu..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14
N.riN MI nv ~ Ner,.n Y


h. .,ivN.At NtH hohN
The frcp,h steamer, tu.n $50 Il
Ncw lofl 80 rhu-ls,. at o....,s J. "
having hn th.fLpu'g ~ iAe 81 VT ;At,o
day. lstcr than the sailin. oi the CsL-i,aun
She hiIngs "a, H. passenger ~ tie hi,i
CO. n rpd =, ~ the SECOND
lac u'o' hriug. nr ipl.o''ant ncw-
TIE frnrh 'a,sr.' - ,ui.c. vel
IN Belgium. Holland German, and Pan,
the lur,s in hf' ad.uH W., advancing
H. Portugal tis. r.,,lui.onaf, ,l.li s,i'l
iom.in. urs.iiice
The hing of Belgium va. ahou, visiting
fpslsnd
! 81 is,n hc admitted .uio ali the IrcnrN
ports, rec Il dat, an.ll toe hfs, ~ lcbrg-
~,
Nn awful cpuas rra,i.u !al occurred .,
'.''-'utlnoi" laying '~o hunlrd hous, .
lu .-'lc-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

t.s-ihc Ii"s,un Wing rrotcnd- g. .,N
that W mns, nv admit ~ assertion. VIZ t..
VA, Iatlr "co.li Ut ct tho vote "t Mas
'ec'u-'r & i,. ifuc--aui /, ali-. thc
ti.a. Ia, .ail j, a. well a. the VIII. -
~, ATE always s..IN H. oni',r irum the ".
hs and n HAT paper hs. ass rird tia, Gen
Iaslor could not carry Massachusetts, " ~
cannot bill, e thu, the n,ini,r Va. designed
4, o. unqualified >rr Bctori Mr..
,-rt.
Tn.B l.tnWhie ha- no authority fur ina
lmSans .nch statement a. our friend OF the
Mercury quot. from it w have never
,aid ,ha, ',rurtal TAYLOR could no., o., he
VIA. vote Of Nr<sarhu.c.is. ragaa'fnHy
w sail and ~c r,rcat II. auI w repeat.
thA neither cru,ral TAtlor nor au, o,hcl
man. could ut the vt, "i Na--acius.tts.
unl,,- hc was sound ga thc principles ID
ii" Wing pan,, unlcs, he was in favor o'
ending this war. aud against the cNicu.iof
ot .ia,or, II General Ta,lpr is for end.
inc the war, aud j. opposed T. adding Mex
loaa tcui'Dr' g. the Cnion. ou wlhch to ca.
,ta,t the institution of slavery and l. a whi.
IN other rrpcct- anI receives the nonnna
i,"u Of the Wing National Convention .,hcr,
can lac no question a. how I'D Via sachu.
sets WOMB 60 - Il ston Nlas.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
A MEXICAN LADY

A returned volunteer from Gen. Tay.
lore army says:
" | know lady in Monterey who is 100
years old she can walk four miles per
hour she has a foot Il! inches broad
her great toe is SIX inches longer than the
balance Of her toes her height is four
feet six inches, and she Is four feet six IN.
ches r9Uad the wais, she has beard n,
strong as any man, aud seafs moustachcs
She has been married seven lmss.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
Az fScpFyr II CARE Nay.

4 correspondent, II he puladel pitts -
Gatrer. writing from Care Island On lb4rs
day, relates a marrow escape winch Mf
Clay had The prey.oLs evening
Arer dinner he rode out % be beach
IN Mr. hrolasISey's coach, drawn b, four
sPlendid horses, accompanied hy aiy
fmn hen,ucaJ and two 81 his friend. -
their return, ~ they approached The Il rt
the driver, 10 curuing one 81 tie ieadefs
rather suddenly, caused BIN 70 commence
acslng. Both leaders then kicked lie
horses behind them and these pumped md
reared uali' they broke lie shsii aaI ran
The carriage into Tie fence. just before
1t struck, Mr. Clay seized The young lady
~ his arms, opened the door, anl leapea
out of the carriage uohuri, before The Dirt.
YER or any by.stanJtrs we're abe to render
assistance
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
A RIDICULOUS sIeHr.

A friend once Informed Us oil one Of The
most ridiculous sights he ever saw Of the
Ohio river. He was gong up that beau.
ulul stream IN large steamer, when the
boat encountered n vast raft, something
more than a milo long aud quite half a
mile WIDE. Wtlh a small house 10 tho very
centre d IT,. II was coming down rapid.
~ with the current, when the steamboat,
notwithstanding her efforts to avoid the col.
lsiGn, found herself IN the "toI.s Of thu
raft, having caught IN such way between
ITS unesenly projecting umbets as 70 be-
quite incapable Of cXtrlcalion. And now
II vas that tho doughty captain upon the
EXTREMIST point Of the bow uf his boat,
with doubled fists, md " Indignation n his
aspect, apostrophlzcd The navigator Df the
raft, and poured oul on his head the sjals
of b., anger; while the proprietor Of the
"wel wooded floating AGREE, whose down.
ward course !, Was impossible to stem, vas
seen slowly approaching IN the distance,
holding his hand behind hts ear, ar II sn4
lou5 10 hear what the captain said" A.
soon as no came within hniI, and wns made
fully sensible of tho Bna'homas that wore
being hurled against him, hs took a shoti
black pipe out of his mouth, spat twice,
and replied You 90 10 tho devil WITH
your lil,Io steamboat, | don't want any o.
your sauce Get cout o the way = Md,
resuming his pipe, he slowly wendell his
way back TO lis cabin, After bting borne
down somo eight or ten miles, the steam.
or was a, length eS'ricatsd. and no cnp.
tain wen; on his way. --hnit kerboeksr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
GUarGntlg:
THURSDAY. September .. Isl7.

We intended inserting +" c. l.. H."
his week, bu, the Mexican news reuchioa
u. late and being Of importance We have
deferred il until our next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02

TIE couducI OF those g0eff.llss IS be.
comi1g OF such nature Of late as 10 re-
olire, for the common safety Of our citizens,
thai these repeated depredaiious be prompt
j aud energeticsly suppressed.
Example ~ stronger thsn pEesept"
Among The officers who vii leave this
cry (says the Sun, OF the 5.h, Win the
next train, We understand, are the fol'owing'
Col. Louis d. Wilson, commanding the
tain; Capls. Clarke. Morris, Alsord, Hoke
fiorusby aud Wlnans, Of laiautry, Lleu,s
Jones, Can,weIl. Wsddell. Wheeden, Wi
klns, Do, lie, Sears aud CIeanor, Of ariii,e
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
FEMALE LoQuAcfTY.

Jean Paul says that lady officer, II shs
wanted to give the word "hal " to her
troops would DO i, somewhat in this wise
" You soldiers, all Of you now mind or.
der you as soon as have finished speak.
ing, to sland still every one Of you on tho
spot, where you happen 10 be don, ,oo
hear me, halt | say, al u you -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
BIRTH EXTRAORDINARY

The lady Of Mr.. Henry Costing, res
taurator If Nassau street, last Saturday
morning became the mother Of her t@en
ty'iouuh child. In Consequence Of the
increase Of his family Mr.. &. has beer
compelled to move up town where the city
is less densely populated.-N \. Tribune
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
nAltY rlcAYrNr rKTnA
Ne~ Ofle,ns, Saturday. Aug q - 4 = '
ARRIVAL ofhs STEAM sHIP ALABAMA
days later from Tera Cruz

RETURN or GEN. PAREpES 70 MEKllo'
liz suees,,fsi E,eape into tis h''r'or
The steam ship Alabama, Captain y W.
die, arrived the marnng from Vera Ciua'
having called thence on tho 10Th instant
Quite the most impofinn, news by 'h's
arrival is the return of Gen, Paroles y
Mexico. Al last accounts he was 10 tdf,''
H. reached Vera Cruz on tho liIh 'n''"
IN the Enslish royal moll steamer ir''o''
under an assumed name. The s'eam''
sas telsgrsphed aboa! 8 o'clock 10 'h0
morning from tho castle. From The 'it0T,'
er herselfa private signal was thrown 0o''
known only to Eugish merchants, tha' a
distinguished parsonage was on ooa'u.
Preparations were made for his Immedi'''
reception by his friends, hat all was stu as
midnight 'fhe steamer anchored and 10"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02

A Hartford paper IN detailing the &C.
count Of the Presidents reception in that
city, wishing TO be very fine says. "The
children of tho Deaf GHd Dumb Asylua
were drawn up in Inc 10 receive him and
gave hree hearty chetrs 20
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
raou rnE SEAT OF WAR.
IATEsT ZION yLRA cRUz

%N'tf- y = '.--
tie Cis q Neseo' nor ron ush, '2eo''
q1aIiei, a. raeo = oesn "e"s - Wa
hoat s. Nsfs - a''- :. -
70 or 'ofis'paaas'.os teioN az = =.
ifscts "h'ca = mas ron 'he - = Hua'
bJac' q - 2 IS I've .i's = ''t - W..
Cagi Ad.e 5tP2t's rs s's'"''n'p halY
h0gs'ard q sa''"s 's1' au'P''o 70 'Hs
biazos To- 'h'a rN'' 81 w. o.N ny n
nc s's"'"shP l''es'0i'
sd, laa asiA's" = 4"'1.So = ~ s1''s : -
fera '1iuz y ..'e : ~ g
he seams 7 SUI. IaP'' '7eo''' =.
f"ee b ie,ap'so = - :" ' Us a'4I
IL .sASe ,0i - - ~ '"s w ."s.
4hs : . = = E" ~ '0'.'-'''' ~
'''.."'" '''H '''
as a's 49, -"
Na'e ret - =. -'e''''a : - -.
..a'' -'I s'f! ia = s''e 40" "a
tH's PaPsf : Ia isN'0a''. - '''' - ~
usf o. me -" - VIC 'sa1
ia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02
Important from Mexico.

. -
important Ifota McAico.
Ey The arrival Of he steamship Calves.
H., Nc have intellloence from Yer, C...
,t.,o4J, r.. g., ,r.,.o
= '''N N - "
ebla On TIE ON ou' the nr'ny "9' 10 take
Up It's line OF mafch 10 the following order
w: Gen. Taige's division. on tic -h
Con om,m,,,. on N. 81 a., ~ 40,
Q" tue IN anu oe'' ! '''"S On We IVA
Col. Cbisds romans 10 command 10 Puebll.
Gen Pierce arrived NJ p.s,.r, n, ,}.eh
.,,l. y, -, .-.
'-''''''' 80 W "s '''''''''' y ''"'' u
oaf contemporaries STATED lie iosl 10, a
anglo man on his march, oo,uiih,iaud,n,
..,,..., .ese,e t..,,,a ,,i,i t.s ...,.,,.,,..
20 most estea"D'e news Oy 'h's arm
val /. the escape % MAJOR Gaines Gpl
pas.eJ slid,hioman Rarcfs from Inc e.ty
t .., ~
= 49, '"1 ''''' 49, ''''''' ''
scots heaaqlaheis' hey wee 81 coarse
tet uadef parole al 'ae iime they lei! Mex.
4ta. Can't. RuH II tbs 10 :, u4A hi,
ga'ffla party q "h'eA lhe 's''ef ~ -.
ttefy r3p.ed. Leo. II :, II ,hr - Dfa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-02

that II would be impossible TO
carry them on with certainty, II theIr
mana cement were entrusted toa numerous
body. The policy of all nations confirms
this ruth, and there is no doubt that Con,
eress itself renowned the power Of nego.
nation when, IN amending our original
pact, Il determined that
there should be no alteration in the pro.
visions We have cited, and lett them to
STAND us they were.
On the other hand 10 perfec, consistcn.
cy with these provisions, The executive can
conclude nothing defimtiSely,ii possessesno
authority to consImma.e any arrangement
which shall be biuding upon the Republic;
aud Congress very we'll knows that the
executive, even III the exercise Of rs con.
s,.tu,ional exclusive faculties, under rep.
reseutaliye system, finds itself constrained
10 pursue such a course as may be desig.
mated b. public opinion and the legislative
body In The position truly strong and
respectable winch our Constitution gives
10 Congress, Il possesses abundant peaceful
and legal resources, without exceeding Is
duUes, 10 insure the interests of The nation
IN whatever manner they may be CON.
promised.
For these reasons, therefore, the mayor.
i,y Of the COMMITTEE cannot propose any
other course than to return 10 the Govern.
ment the despatch and Il this report ap.
pears subscribed by only two members OF
the Committee, II should be borne ~ mind
that our associate. Sr. Ceba!!as, who
worlhly presldes over the committee, but
who from ms well known illness, - unable
10 cooperate with Us, has authorized Us to
express his agreement with Us, aud he
even offered 10 subscribe the report winch
We should prepare expressive Of our views,
which We conclude wilh he following pro.
position.
With a COPY Of this rerarl let the des.
patch be reformed 10 the Government, be.
cause in the present situation Of The at
n.r, Il comes within Is cognizancc, with
tie restrictions Which are established by
The Fundamental code of the Republic,
OTER0.
,o,r 80 - 80 =
"AA'0'' 90 -
The report beng submitted e Congress,
underwent discussion, and the vote be.
Ing taken unon j. i vas approved TIE
same day. pom The moIon q Senaf
Canas, Il vas ordered that the report
should be pcbashed as We. as the vote
upon II. We add the yeas and nays unon
lis adoption Tor he be1ett Of those tamil
Jar b Nexicaa politicians:
Vas Sr. A.a.rfe. Alvarez. Ans7a, Bsr1a,
B-aandsran, he..el Bf.aEos, Baeafos'ro ID
NJ Sanss, Caff1.9 ieao. ,5isaJ1i. 1as,.o' %.
a E ~ :. e.i - -, 60,
>, COZ us,rc,s ID j. nprre,a Cs.sro..
I,urrlarria. Ja4regur Jlafez, Lacunz4. Lars.
goa Lanula, Naaoz CJm5azoro, Navarro, -.
Hsra1o N9t'esa' G.' : -. y oi''z ' . "a
Ia'o' o'eso' f-ff4, efe- hEsfa. hoP'z ~
SaioHio. S-i''got ~ = it',te' =
e., <. IA. p,.,-ss.,. N a,c.,
ileJo Gln5aa, Lszo Leeaon. Hsd.a@, Hofaies
Moreno nm ~ 'iI''.ii p 5sE1f'2 =, gol
i-''t w - <'st,"' = =
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-11

EFFECT OF BAD NAME. The United States
brig Somers, whose tragica end we have just
announced, was, it will be remembered the same
vessel on board which young Spencer with two
others were hung, several years since, for consPi-
racy and attempted Or supposed mutiny. Since
that affair, she has been called the ef1oatng gal
lows" Her history has indeed been an evendul
one. The appalling sudenness of her loss has
thrown an air of wild romance around her career
which will doubtless attract the attention OF some
OF our able novelists. 1t is stated that there have
been persons employed on board of her, who at
firm that the ghosts of the three men hanged to
her yard arm constantly haunted the ship, and
particularly in storms, paralyzing the crew.
Springfield Republican.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-11
STATRMrNT


0F Receipts and Expenditures Of the County of Wor-
~ cester, from December 81 ls45 December ST. 1896
RECEIVED.
The County Tax for 1s45, $4,000 90
Fees Of The CLERK, S0l 10
Fees for retail licenses 90
Fees for Peders' licenses TO sell in The County of
Worcester, 2a4 90
ofthe Treasurer of the Commonwealth for the
support Of Lunatics, I76 10
Money borrowed for the of the County, 10000 90
Balance in the Treasury Dec 81, 1885, 3O4 81
ss8Os4 OF
PAID
County Commissioners for their services, sl74s 80
Printers for publishing notice, &c. 81 69
Services rendered by OrGer of the Co Commits
soners ~ SIS
Refreshments furnished Jurors by order Of Court l6 AZ
Clerk of the Courts for services and disburse-
ments, 1857 Is
Sheriff and his Deputies for their attendance on
the Courts &c. 1884 Is
Crier for stationery for the Courts and his atten-
dance, 3T9 10
Record Books and Blanks for public Offices, Sal 81
Auditors vi Commissioners accounts, &C. 81 90
Fuel for the Courts and public Offices $40 %
Messenger for taking Ofthe Court Houses 2s9 Oh
Underkeeper Of The Jail and House of Correc-
ton, for his services, and disbursements by or.
der of the County Commissioners, and
boarding convcts and furnishing clothing for
them az required by law, 2554 So
Overseers OF the House of Correction. 100 90
Damages persons injured by laying roads 52l6 SO
Compensation to towns for making roads, 500 90
Coroners for inquisiiions bodies found dead 67
Physician for attendance the sick in prison. y 90
Constabes for serving and returning venire 324 n
Jurors for their travel and attendance, $50 IL
On Of finishing the New Court House 2252 is
Repairs the Old Court House, 1858 SO
One third costs in criminal prosecutions, 1885 35
order Of the Commissioners, y 1856 so
Treasurer for his services, 500 90
Balance in the Treasury Dec 81, 1876, I,Ol5 %
s88,Os4 OF
WILLIAM CRAWFORD.
Chairman of the County Commissioners.
ANTHONY CHASE
Dec 81, 1886 County Treasurer
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LIcENTIoUs LIrERATURE.-One victory has
been gained, if the Methodist Protestant tells the
truth. According TO that paper, the Harpers, OF
New York. have come to tull stop, having de-
termined not even to complete the publication of
some French novels which they had commenced.
1t is time they have been the cause of corruption
and ruin enough already.--TE Chronicle.
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~ Gen. Santa Anna in one OF his letters to
General Taylor says:
81 will conclude this note by assuring you that
| entertain the hope that the sovereign National
Congress, which is Immediately to be installed,
will act as shall be moot conducive to the inter-
ests of the Republic; but believe that do not
deceive myself in assuring you, that neither the
Congress, nor any Mexican, toiH ever be able to
listen to OUertures Of peace unless the national
territory be first evacuated by the force of the
United States, and the hostile attitude of their
CeSsels of ledr be aUithdrGtCn.
This must be without doubt the preliminary OF
whatever negotiation may be opened and it may
be permitted to me to declare TO you, that the ma
ton, moved by sentiment of patriotism, and det
ermined to defend at every hazard and inch by
inch its ter TORY, will never cease to qualify as
deserves, and as the world has already qualified
it, the conduct of the United States and it will
do whateverit can and ought honorsbly to deserve
the title which it bears of independent and free.
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use of the LETEEoN, (or Anodyne Vap0r)
n Dentistry erccusUey granted by the Patentee TO the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP Il HARRIS, who have used it SO sue
cessiuy since introduction would invite those desiring
10 rid themselves troublesome teeth without suffering
TO call at their Office where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and killflly performed reasonable
$50 Rooms, l54, Main-s,reet
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LADIES OF WORCESTER.

wv H. DAYTON presents bis respects to the
IL. residents of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
their attention his NEW SALOON fitted with the ut
most care md taste expressly Tor their accommodation
OYSTERS served in any style desired Hot COFFEE,
TEA. PIES, CAKE &c served in separate appointments
H. h d. intends conducting his Establishment in a style
suitable TO the of the public and asks that they
favor him with their patronage
IT Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake; PARTIES
Balis, &C., with ICE CREAM.
II. Ii. DAYTON, WALDO BLocK,
First Store north Of the Peoples.
Worcester, Dec 81 dwtf
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We learn from Mr. Ross, that man named
Hicks has been arrested at Cady's tavern, four
miles from Chepachet, on suspicion OF having
been concerned in the murder of Jonathan Cross
man. watch that belonged to Grossman was
found upon him, and receipt for $4O0 that
factory account Suspicion has attached to two
other persons, who have been found in possession
of gold that belonged to Crossman. Their names
are not mentioned Jour.