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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION AT BosToH.
The wing torch light processionMondayev
nng, was one OF the largest md most bril-
liant demonstrations, Of a political charut-
ter, We ever rccollecl TO have seen Tho
PROCESSION, from four TO slxand eigh, deep.
was one hnur passing our Office and The
display ol banners, mouos, devices, &c, H.
Illuminated by q continued blaze OF fireworks
and rockies, invested the pagean. with a
most Lively, exciting, and imposing degree
OF interest or the vast number 10 the pro.
cessIon, foil three, flurlhs carried torches
while Humerou, bands Of music aided IN
giving novel and extraordinary eTec, TO
The display.
OF The cilies and towns which turned on,
delegations, We observed Lowell. rcprcsen.
ted by oser eight hundred. with excellent
music, and all SORTS OF banners; Charles
town, numerous delegation, with Bunker
HiIl Monument IN miniature, borne on tho
shoulders DISK men; Maiden, one hundred
and hly strong, with music and banners:
Chelsea, Cambridge EitCambndgc. LYNN
Hing BAN, Cohasse,, Bfookhoc, Brig hlop.
Newton, Walerown, WaI,ham, Ro1bury-
oil were strongly represented in the pro
ces',on Every ward in the city turned out
n foil quota Of Wing voters upon the ocea.
sion.
Among the bodies which attracted mo q,
attention wac the 'lyanhoe Boat Club
dressed IN costume wrh b,nu,lful banner
The boardes Of the 'Unlle1 Sistes' an ,mpo.
''og array aud last IN the procession. tut
GOT F, aH m numbers and enthusiasm the
Taylor Light Guard. each carving n
torch enlwinod wHh the Stars and sumo,
!, was ,remuio1s show TOR Oh Z.ck surs,
IDlly Mail
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
roa pnrslprNrrALrLrcroEs.
Wings OF Vermont!

Ga the 7,h Of November, you will be
called on to all in fixing the political char.
HcleT Of the National Administration for
long year, 10 come The period is near ut
hand the results 1t will de,ermineare nigh.
~ TIE great issue is bdwecn TAYLOR
anl CAS-. They are, politically, wide as
the poles Ossun1er One OF them must be
elected. Any other expectation is too idle
Tor serious considera ton.
Sustain Gen. TAYLOR, and you sustain,
as you have always done the true Amerl-
can Republican Policy Jet Gen. CAss be
elected, and Domestic aud Foreign Poll
cy, destructive oftho prosperity and danger.
Gus to the perpetuiiy Of the Union, wall
have received a sanction that will immense.
Is nggfavaie It's owls
Sustain Gen. TAYLOR, and you aid in
giving to the cause Of Freedom and Amer
-" Industry, nj the head OF lhe Senate Of
nc UnIIed saIeF, tuU uu.no. I'D ro,,erIuI
defender oil the American TalifT Of 1912
MILLARD FILLMORE Of New York. Let
Gen CAss be elected, and the cause Of
Slavery Extension and Free Trade will be
FURNISHED, IN Ihe same exalted and rcspon>
sible station, with yigIIaut and powerful
ad'ocale IN WV. y. BUTLER Of Kentucky.
Gen. TAYLOR is a sound nobe.heaned,
conservative Wing; Gen Cas- IS the en-
bodlmcnl Of the worst features Of modern
democracy" The former has no euemi,s
to punish nothing to serve but his country
The latter has no friends but pariizaus-
nonng 10 serve bu, his party. Choose ye !
Your EIec,orni Ilcke, is before YOU.
l. Is composei OF men who never abused
your confidence, who are Incapable ofcom.
promising he true Interests Of the State and
the Country .- You CAS- cleo, them by
majority never surpassed in Vermont /
Will YOU Do IT
Wings OF Vermont Your State Com,
mite do not wish to disguise the deep inter-
csI they feel 10 The rosui, Of your ACTON on
The great issue precul,d. Tncy are lmpeIl>
81 no less By their alarm a, the consequen-
cesIhal might follow neglect Of your duty,
as Freemen. Of The ba lot boxes, than by The
jas rrnown hr political stability and iuleg.
ri'y, which your infeIble adherence to
the noble Principles and the noble Men Of
the Wing parry has shed upon our State to
urge you 10 the Polls VERMONT ExrEcTs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

s.y- wigs win do veil to look cot for
and guard agAins, beng deceived BY oil
sOrt. Of dOcep'iOa between obi. aud the
time Of depositing their vote on Tuesday
next
A now slAndor concerning Gen. Taylor
siave properly has been issued from ono OF
the free soil Offices and We doubt not that
many more iabncaiions will DO thrown
among the people on the eve Of the election
by the operators for the two conscientious
parties opposed to us.
Look out also to see that your votes arc
all right Split tickets, aud every variety
Of votes may be looked for or the day Of
election.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
HEAR TON COR WIN.

He said he would vote for Gen Taylor,
would use all the means in his power to Sc
cure bis election, because, although n
stakeholder Gen Taylor is opposed to the
extension Of slavery 49, because if elected
President, he will not use his Veto nor his
influence to establish slavery in any part Of
our territories, North or South, acquired or
to be acquired And here again, said Mr..
Corwin II speak what knou--l speak
not without authority, and / tell you /
know Zachary Taylor will not use his per-
sonal nor official Influence for the purpose
Of extending slavery into any OF our terri
torics--l KNow IT, Think not, my friends.
Che continued that am here to make a
case for Gen. Taylor Have | not sacri
feed as much as any Of you in defending
the principles Of Free Soi7 In their dc.
fence have battled, when few battled with
me. On this platform ! took my stand
when to do So had to separate forever
from dearest fricuds-iriends who for TWEEN
ty long ears bad stood by me through coed
aud evil report Upon this ARK cast nv
self with all my hopes freigbtcd. aud bur
feled, almost with single arm tho waves Of
popular indignation. Think not. therefore
that will abanlan it now, when in full
tide Of popular favor. No, no; / support
Cen. Taylor, because Of the three candi-
dates for President now before Us with
him, and him alone, am willing to trus,
the cherished principles which you and I
hayo so long approyod..-S Speech at Colum
biaHG
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

HALTAND HALT -Aa 4uecdoie. We
heard a good one a rev days since Of on old
German woman. who keeps an Inn some.
where M the Wing county Of somef,e
b 3. remembered lint. ,h91gh tho w,doY
VAS cote enough "a her PARTICULAR line. she
sat considerably out Of s5rs on pol.tes,
matters Have you any Cas- men m ,b,.
nughborhood inquired a traveller. a, me-
'pPed BIS last cup Of coffee Nae rcplirt
be widow nae cash men All Taylor
men. suppose laen, sli The stranger.
Mac, nae Dlylor men too answered IN.
old lady VIVA, Oh Tor Van Blreo be,,1
continued lhe gentleman. % nno1isbm,,,
az bee rose from the table Nae 40 n.l,
eoe'h for Van Puren TOO sad The o.5.w
Wei then who ,he mischief are .tey o..
ing fort rqgusd the turs,.,r otS IA
oy ,his ume, began 10 lhing.tfc ola IA,
was qIzzrg hm w aplst one hall -.
.rm g0efh for M Old weller dry cali, ,R..,i
and Rra1F' 5UI Do oder hsIf raesb n, s-
oo.asr weller Deg calls Oh ZbaeL REALIZED
'5e widow, o. he proceeded 10 eI,sr oF
i1e '5'f -lNs'biogou Con-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

rxB- BILLET, the popular keeper Of the
'Iihdm5ra, at Whitehall--as Will be seen
by his advertisement, has removed from bis
old quarters and taken bis position in n
new establishment. But irhdt of hiatt
every body will find hm-his beautiful
fresh is,crs-bis sweet 'taters, fruits and
all bis excellent assortment Of nick hacks
Just as iceH as erer.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

DfhrH OF LITur PEERy ANB orHERs
he ship Sailed from he Bal 1e on The 5.b
instant Tor New York. having on board
mo tih Regiment Of Infantry, IRON Pssca.
goula under the command Of Brese, Ma.
lor u AI,orI encountered q severe slgrm
'n Che Gulf and having lost her fudier was
compelled 10 rg. taek. nod arrived here on
lhc lG.h tDsau' On lhs s,h insanf. Wide
'hs storm was raging Lieut. Chuaopner
u F-ry "i he 4lh i0hn'ry. and ft Of
ite men dIri on board. end o1c man uss
'a'h'd aw1Y Lisui Perry wat1,.n q
'he late celebrated Commodore Oliver II.
Prrr from Nsapou Il !. ao1 ea. COL.
hoi Officer The Rrr,mrot will ..ag. 90.
MORO" iof Nov York 10 he Cru-rl, C.
~ IN o. Chrooisis, l7,h
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

Troy Conference academy By the
notice to be found in another column, it
will be seen that the commencement of the
winter term of this excellent institution is
to commence on the 10Th inst
Tue high reputation so long held by this
institution affords sufficient guarantee
that its walls will as ever, during term time,
be well flled-aud though deprived Of its
former hcad-the popular, indefatigablo and
neyer-tiring DR. Peck we are happy to
say that in the selection Of Prof. Ncu-
man as Priucipal--iho patrons Of the ins,i-
tuition may feel perfect assurance Of its
continued prosperity.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
Rutland Counfy.-Tbe following are the

Rutland County The following are the
County appointments for this county:
Gordon Newell and Elisha Allen. A,sis.
tant Judges OF the County Court Jacob
Edgcrton Rutland, Sheriff; Moses Hawks
High Balifi; VIM. G. kttredge States
Attorney; Harvey Button. Almon War
ner, Judges Of Probote; Edwin Edgcrton,
Martin 9. Eyerts, Charles Burt, Jail Com
missioucrs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
WHAT DOES THIS MEANt

John Van Bufon. son OF Maurn, and
hired lSe,utet bt bis Dad, has written
ltues TO seme Of his political friends IN
Alabama. and the following " the closing
paragraph
The security oi,he rights Of Shareholders
IN Slavtholdng States vas confirmed by
the unanimous voice OF the Butlnlo Com
ven,ion and the south would sacrifice their
true friends, themselves snd the Union. II
they joined IN a successful crusade against
the nominees or principles ofIhat uopteet-
denied aud commanding nsscm6lago Of
lrecmcn.
Respectfully and truly yours
J. VAN BUREN,.
New York, Sept 1, lsls."
Of course II mean, that Van is begg Jog
Tor Slayoctaue votes
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

Euy- Let no Wing fail to read the ad-
drcss Of the State Committee, aud tho able
speech Of the Hon Daniel Wcbster--pre-
paratory for the duties Of Tuesday next.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
RESURRECTION At VIENNA

FsoN THr LosuoS Tisr~ 18Th
We have received information Of tho out
break Of a new and terrible insnrterti1n al
V,snna on lhe o. ,rs ltsppcars from the
seeounis Ia the German papers, that the
military hAving refused TO march against the
Hupgafian,, p1fI @! the Natonal Guatls
joined a the muunv, barbados were eroc-
ted the tocsin was sounUrd. the srSena, bon.
bsfsed snd sh,k,d Me Minister OF War.
Count LNlonr. was killed, and h,s naked DO
dy exposed on eihhel The Shesian and
Berlin paper. are filed wjih the following
osAds OF these s,lrooious proceedings
Great excitement prevailed m Vienna on
tho san insl.. IN consequence Of tie pubAcs
ton Of the EnPefnf's proclamation az inst
the Hungsuaus. poblic opinion had alrsa.
dy been pot on the alert 10y the cunceatta-
ton Of large masse, o troops In Ihc vicinity
OF the espual, and the lctmcnt was silt IN.
creased when twas said ttai the dissuiu-
ton a. the HaurAftau Parliament, The a.
po,n,ment oil Hlfon Je la~Aich to no LORD
lsuicnsncy 90 Hungary, and a.. he othet
measures 'ouiaIroc So VIC isie ptoclamailon
were bui lhs lnhs Of = onaia which was 60
bad Austria Gown 90 waal she was previous
20 the daNs Of march "a Vas WhINperot ~
first by tLe dcmaEucncs, and Afterwards
losdiy rteiesiod lhai mo n'.iilnry, and G. pe
tislF TIE CefulsD GIeasdIcfs, were ia "a
vnf ri the ropuI rr csuse Eal.y on the mot.
ming Of ne On lIe Gteuadlcrs were ordered
- march aG4 lata 'se rtpediil0u against he
liunFafa1s To, u.l not, Indeed, refuse
20 quu tlsir barn. ks bal thsy were lotc.
~afned Of iusit mach and ne object, aud
hsd CommsHicatsd with the Cotp, OF Nation
Sl Gusr's of ne s1'gfH Of q um - uo1rl. l1
~hich their hatraess we're situate, a0d with
the AeadtmiCa. Lfa,5a, tfom toia Of ~ Inch
they received pf7mi's iast msasgtes wood
be lsksn 10 prevent their departure
SAGA .nessutcs wcte Indeed tsksn. Tho
ksn2UAl Gsafus from 10 hth1s.a-fm aN.
ssmbied 81 o',i1.A 90 pe morning az 800
6lh al tEe tytnia-s 81 zee Nauaeru kaur1al
hnm ~h.ca Trey rfu.ted sic ralls. l,5 tas
V,frpnss @. pfcren.l1. &c departure .tlut
Cunsdfeu. 1tv .sucr sfrtcd 5000 .tst
sad ne commanding cbrct tect1. ne De-.
moral oi hia troops ig r.., was lmpo.sfUle
gave ofdeu i3f u.sit ptscreh,0. ~ let O,
OanseFRsori. s,sueu ga the 3 1e. lran
whence 10 hopes 90 wouli b r.sssiri- 90 ..
feel their clnSrtarrs uv tts ..toar bl
this plan TOO, vss trs5tst ty ite Nageaa
GusTas, tie ngm1srs ol Wlirt iacrtassd . b.
evefV minute A hartrs Ia oaeclgt. si.1
RS Ne n1rch Of lsc res msn' GEAR sac Ia
Dor bulge.
Ofdrfs wsrs yea ~ he siern.-R o. f.i,
barrles5s. sDd tie Wlr-of.ee Dsng aRsr,
~ 10 rutnisUs 5isposHaa al i.e grefa.
der, seFsra, bstis.laas Of cass'f1 were fa
stfaetod 50 esc0r tasm b. ,ar GIera
c,sfs eruss~d thr hodgs, sratt tls barn.
esde. sns hfsrawec $500 iar Asuala
Gssf6s Tee Aurr 6es,fuvef par "a. fHt
sftegs, thus pfsvsnfiag thc csvs'ry iron 10.
As'issfas EsgEsats e. ,sG,i'1 wvr tbss
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

The LocoNoco papers are publishing nu-
merous certificates TO Prove Gen CnB a
brave man. What would be thought ofany
man who should have the presu mplion 10
offer certificate as 10 Gen. 7Gylors
bravery?
a hg for these certificate heroes Wenll
remember that James X Polk Obtained and
p.bishcd a certificate Of his courage aher
having his nose pulled by Wise -- Lou Jour.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

BsaB'- We regret to learn that Mr. Car
pcntcr, the member from Pownal, died sud
denly at Montpelier on Monday last His
remains passed through this place last night
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

Omi"ous -Dcsiinies, by onomuncy de-
cpher,I out Of names
Casa rerb transiiipe. from tho
lf'neh Cdsser, Latin, quasso) u, 6ni,ion
to quash, to dcicni, to unnuI (Obsolete.)
See Webs'ers 4lo Dictionary"
Poor Cas- lrnnslivc ia character and
obsolete IN name qna'hcd defeated and an.
nniIcd 10 Specification. Ilo must be Como
case when the Dictionary turns against him.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

the isicllgvst frccpep AZ Vermont and Go.
pos ally q Old ROLAND Our farmers
end mechanics, cur merchants AID man
uasturcrs. and those Of our fellow cit
isrns Who earn their daily bread 10y their
d.lv labor arc all too intelligent aud too
lar ssc,ng and too careful Of their ovu IN
tercs,s 20 be led ssiray in this matter
Vermont is ready With right roie' for
the coming contc,t--aud all that is now
wanting Is that IL be seen TO tha, full vote
is given i there is any town in our
county where thorough organization has
not bccn pcrfcotcd--lct that town arous e
it-olf AZ once. Give us foil vote and the
ola Green Mountains Of Vermont, shall
send hack a noble response to the notes Of
victory that shall reach u. from New York
Massachusetts,. Connecticut, discn,hrallcd
pcunsy lvania, Ohio. and the whole array
Of whig States that shall on the glorious
seventh Of November, give in the expires
sion Of their continued confidence Of the
conservative principles Of the wing party
and their belief in the noblencss, honor and
safety Of Gen. Taylor-thc man who never
lost battlc--NLc never knew the word
duplieity-rcyer deceived friend, nor was
ever known to shrink from a responsibility
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

nrsy- The New York Tribune has twice
intimatcd that the Hon JAcoB CoLLANER
IS 10 be elected q. $ Senator for Vermont
IN place Of Hon. WM UPHAM and New
Hampshire paper purpous TO have authorl-
~ for like statement, % The other hand
the Troy Post comrs to tho rescue Of Mr.
UPnAM, dec larlng that he rs the present
incumbent, and better Senator. or n htmcr
or more sincere friend OF free soil could not
be found, and hopes 10 soc him returned 10
the u. s. Senate" Gentlemen OF the press
OUTSIDE OF Vermont, We beg YOU to let Yer.
monters settle this question for themselves.
II is Of far more importance to them than 10
you, and delicate question which needs TO
be wisely sclll,d We respectfully hinl to
you thu, the men on the spo, will be a lllc
more likely to understand uthnn yourselves
You shall certainly have early and official
notice when the election is completed -
lWn,chman and State Journal
Rsy~Wc think tho adysatory remarks
Of the Waterman in the above case, arc
particularly called for; and not only in the
present instance but in uumberlcss others,
the same admonition might with good rca-
son have been given Vermont has for
quite a time been regarded as tolerably
reliable @hg state, and VIC arc quite suIc
that it will not continu so day longer in
consequence Of any foreign interference or
Intervention.
We give these special news items no
greater consequence from the fact that they
usually originate fun tho very anxious and
oitentlmes indiscrcel friends Of those partic-
ularly interested.
We think our friends out Of the State
should exercise deal Of caution in cndors
ing these matters Of opinion thus expressed.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11
CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS.

The duties imported articles required by law TO
be paid on entering them at the Custom House, will
be found specified the head of such articles in ou-
page of quotations. The following arc other regular
lions:
Memorandum. in all cases in which the in
voice or entry shall contain the weight, or quan
tity or of goods. or merchandise now
weighed, measured, or guaged, the same shall be
weighed, guagcd, or measured, at the expense oil the
| owner agent, or consignee.
DratcJackS.-That, from and after the first day OF
December 1916, in lieu of the bounty heretofore au-
thorized by law to be paid on the expectation OF
picked fish of the fisheries of the United States,
there shall be allowed, the expectation thereof,
if cured with foreign salt drawback equal III amount
| TO the duty paid the salt, and no more TO be as
certaned under such regulations may be prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
CreditS.-All duties are payable IN cashier,
| Goods Wares and Merchandise, ON their importa-
ton NAV be placed in Public Stores under the w are
housing law, aud duties paid when such Goods,
Wares Sc, are withdrawn thercrom Except for
re cxportation) but If not claimed at the expiration
of YEAR or duties and charges paid are then 10 be
appraised and sold under the direction of the Coec-
| tor of the Port.
Tires dllo,rcd. On sugar in boxes 10 per cent; in
casks -: in bags and mats 81 Coffee in casks l2 i'll
bogs ,. and bales B. Cotton in bales J; and in
g. Cocoa in casks TO- and in bags l. Cheescin boxes
20. Indigo in ccroons IL; and in cases To- Pepper
in bags >. Pimcnto in bags 3. And Figs in drums
10 per cent
Ale Beer and Porter in bottles 10. All other Liquors
in bottles per cent.
Restrictions. goods TO be imported in vessels
less than 80 tons burhen. No Beer, He and Porter
in casks of less capacity than forty gallons beer
sure or if in bottles Of packages less than six dozen
No distilled spirits in casks of than
ty gallons wine measure, except Brandy which may
be imported in casks in any capacity not less than
gallons.
Tonnage duty.-On American vessels and the YES
selsof Denmark, Central America, Netherlands Ham
burg, Bremen Lubec, Prussia, Sweden, Norway, Old
enburg, Russia AUSTRIA Brazil, Hanover, Papal Do.
mnions, Portugal, Sardinia, English, Mexican and
Texian, from whatever port or place, free; and on
French vessels coming from Martinique and Guada
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11
FOREIGN CoNsULs AND VICE CoNsULs

Great Britain NJ lavish, 80 Second street.
France-G c. Morton, % basement OF Exchange.
Spain-J A. Pzarro, cor. Liberty g. Lexington SITS.
Portugal-Jose b. De Camara, ~ Frederick street.
Netherlands-F. b. Graf, 50 Gay street.
Vice Consul Of PontfcaI States-T. p. Scott l6 st.
Paul street.
Wurtemburg-F. L. Brauns, Consul Gen., 90 Ger
man street.
Denmark-H. G.. Jacobsen, 70 South street.
Sweden and Norway-F. B. Graf, so Gay street.
Prussia-F. l.. Brauns, 90 German street.
Venezuela-J. F. Strobm, Is Lombard street.
Hamburs-F. Rodewald, Buchanans wharf.
Hamburg-A. Schumacher, Con Gen g S Charles st.
i,rcmem-A Schumacher Cons. Gen g S. Charles
Saxouy-F. L. Brauns, 20 German street.
Brazil-C. Oliver O'Donnell, 81 Exchange Place
Montevidco-F. B. Graf, 50 Gay street.
Russia-Charlcs l.. Kustcr, ~ S. Charles street,
Hanover Edward Uhrlaub, | Hanover street.
Austra-F. Rodewad, 6S Buchanan's wharf
Oldenburg-Henry Oelrichs, 81 S. Charles street.
Sardinia-C Wlliamson, v Cons IS Charles st.
Belgium, s. d. Walker, 81 South Gay street.
Bavaria. F. L. Brauns, 90 German street.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11
WHARFAGE. '

SECTIoSl. Bel enacted and OrdainedbyM the May
or and City Council Of Baltimore, That from and
after the passage of this Ordinance all Goods, Wares
or Merchandise landed on the public wharves, from
board any vessel or vessels lying at said wharvcs
placed thereon for the purpose of shipment ex.
posure for sale, shall pay the following Rates Of
Wharfage for each and every day the may re-
main thereon or any less time, excepting, however,
Fire Wood and Lumber the rates of which are to be
accounted for the whole time allowed by Ordinance,
for the same to remain the wharves,) to be paid
by the owner consignee, in event of their being
none, the master of the vessel and all goods shipped
from one vessel to another price, also be
paddy the shipper, owner, the master as afore
said,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-11

Bills, Notes, SC unstampcd, are no evidences OF
debt.
Supplementto the act imposing Duties on Promis-
sorry Notes, &C., from and after the LIST day V
May, lSl6
ed One Dollar. Bills Of Sale, where the amount
conveyed exceeds 500 aud release OF mortgage
One Dollar.
Mortgages with without covenant Tor the
payment Of the sum intended to be secured, are re-
qured to be stamped according to the above scale.
Where bond or note is given for the debt secured
by the mortgage, it is not necessary that such mort
gage and the bond note thereby secured should
both be written stamped paper.