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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

IN lp' - ! VI
", hts, nc-opnl' from New Orleans 10
tho - INST ana 10 Vera C,uz 70 the 2tth
There ntc minors ih,l Gru"taI Soon h1i
i,cd-d TO sud column Of the uruy to
Qpct,,ato
There }, no confirmation Of tho news
that VI lfs, had agreed with the Mexican
Commissioner upon terms OF peace
The Washington ,cirCruphc despatch
to the Iietnll Gays that Mr. Clay viii DE-.
cline n nomination rs candidate Tor the
Prsrirnoy on his arrival at Washington
l. i''o cay, that lhcrr has been MINOR de-.
hlcot'on a, the Treasury Department Of
aboWS Oo0 md also one IN n Post Office
'ameNtrto a. the Nouh Of $4,000 -
lhs i.uct says hHhor. lat, ia Wig
ciuc " Of n'u.l,r' OF Congr5ss !, has been
d,eII,dlo NiJ law Nr hsAmnu.s amend.
mont to the r,sn'uu.n Of thanks to Gen
Fay'o,. AMI to include the name OF Gen
Scpr 10 lLr ro'e.
I here was i,rpc Taylor meeting n,
PW,lr,pha last urgN, n which Dr. J
II lHch,,, prs.!,d Nj p,,,r Sk,n
>nrh r'c'rn I'D sori,s Of resolutions.
Nh'eh eere n!op'l, after ,pecch,s by Mr..
DI'I Pu, Brown 1ul others
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13


Mr. Eduot-u viii, no doub, he hl,,l,
gratifying 10 our Ciuzens to learn thn the
Young Mems Association has received -
STANCES from Prof Meacham OF Ndd,rbury
College, and Pot Nnrdd of IiurlIuo ton. thai
they VIII deliver Two lectures ~ THIS village
within the present month.
These geGliemeu have, after much cu,rc,.
" been preTaued upon, to engage them.
selves 10 iaIs service.
oar lo"a h1s been for long limo devoid
OF all traces Of a lrcfay character. IN #
ever acquired one } and the fact has been
So generally known among ~, aud 50 much
deplufet, that am persuaded nothing but
an opportunity is wanting to insure Tie CO.
operation Of al, IN an endeavor 10 improve
our condition
These lectures, and al succeeding ones
nat may be Authorized by the Association.
are deSlsnea not nicely Tor t4o amIssmrni
~ the graufcauou ~ the pubic, but To open
The avenues ui tuIught to euIguicn-bA
ruilNCnlug ne iutcl!rCt. 10 sOIru the pas.
SONS. auI thus make better cluLeus IS en-.
4suu. pir,uls Iu one effort tOt Tie improve.
meut Of u,r children. 90 make better neigh
bufs io interest all, 10 Leutht 81
These improvements being the object TOT
" bach tie Association WAS 'lrmeJ, Tie plf-
pose Of the Ieatued Professors, and Other
gentlemen vii be 10 render their cT3rA e..
'ectual, ana none Who have heard The iyr-
ln,r can doubt their spuIy
Nr B.N'fs lecture. were hi-l'y interest
Jog and dung, srt iil- urna.s l.e $40
CO, viii DO l'tenFs! Ten. tlsfl0. A>s.rI,.
TO" rs e0cpupced 10 cool.aue -, eG.u,
tAp
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13
.HNPpI NLW YEAR" 10 ritE Wult
Party

Among ,hc rumoctle's lll.ly New Years
that t,yt ,ls wear been pronouoc 60, have
seen none invoked for The Wing Par, Per.
haps TIN, oce,cc, should bc attributed to the
Aanpulnc expectations Of i,s members. which
would render such wish unncCcs>at, II
so, We wi. CONSIDER NY text not Nl>it, hu,
lact-thls IS, and is TO bc a clouou' wear
go TIE Wing Party and for our country
Every Whlgwho examines the pm pies
OF the two political parties Of tho United
States and The opposite grounds takcn 10y
them durng the past three wears, cannot but
look with PRIDE upon the exalted position
which his patty now holds, and place all Lis
hopes Of tho prosperity ofour free institutions
on tie elements Of VIA, now cnmpp,o tie
Wing Party Of thus Republic. As the grounds
for THIS satisfaction let US consider the stand
iha, the Wing Representatives and press
generally have taken upon the nost import
ant question, that viii ever agiiato our ma
ton.
FIRST, we will consider tho annexation Of
Teras Thrs was opposed 10y the Wings
almost unanimously, for many reasons. The
s'"u''' ''Ne" u" 'n'' P'r'l'h were 'ha'.'
"oo'd l'id 10 al immediate disturbance with
"''''o. i"e act va" Pfed'''ed' would
excite spiut Of conquest,Iepugnant, 10 hco-
''''' "''' " "'' u'seN '''' '"e co"'''u"oh
"'' '>P'''SN W su''' against N'e
S'''N ~ conquest ana piracy ahd iurher
'''e '''' was SNOW" 'n"' e1aa hal an cnof.
NOUS "'"'' suc" as no s'a'e IN the Union
ouS"' !" contract ana he oufdened with
O'oN' 'N Tue "ce's OF leNi''camo the war,
WIN" '"e' wv" years "'s"hS OF blood and
treasure ''n'"u'' u'Jns'hed before the
worm Against ms me wings Throughout
INC 'ahi nave expressed Their condemnation
regarding u a. unjust, incipedleni and un
necessary.
New arose ihe River and llarhor Bin, the
"Ic'' Of winch vas safety to tie life and
property floating on our largo MYERS This was
supported oY the wings, passed both Houses,
'u' mos' unfortunately was met hy Demo.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

Economy At recent celebration in
New Hampshire, large number who re
manned in Lebanon were sadly puzzled to
find accommodations over night A wor.
thy inhabitant Of that place declares that
such was the rush. that, in one instance,
there is but one bed for fifty persons In
this dilemma, the following cxpcdicnt was
adopted two persons took possession Of
the bed, and being mucl, fatiguod, were
then carefully removed aud set up against
the wall This process were repeated ill
the whole fry were disposed o.
Boston journal
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

Later from Gen. UooTs Command -
Several Mcxicans have been murdered IN
conflicts with thcG ucrllas near Maiamoras
Morale, the Governor Of New Icon, has
been d"poscd BY tho Military Governor Of
Mou,crc, for aiding the Gucrillas.
Canalcs was still lcvying tribute from the
traders
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

Nrrico As l>srrRrcrtoN Frry,..
TN We lave seen .e''rf OF a,e fron
an officer o'ihe army. which state. ma, m
'"'ufre''on was Hbpu, 20 break out M m.
cry OF Mexico AMI lha, r bad been d,,oy
'''i by len seoH lur % time 10 proven,
serious result. The adIir had crr,,,d
great excitement, and more rg1rous 10.
ney o. vigilance and p,ecoul On had mme-
I''H eeea e-oT:o! -.psa I4qltrsr.
)s-Js-yS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

RAILROAD CAsUAITr.-I Yesterday NOR.
nIng about { o'clock, large ma" o. earth
caysd IN from the upper SIDE Of the dccp
cut IN the Vernon, and Ma,acbu,r
ItIIIrond, Just below the Drummer Farm
Two mules south oflhis vIIage complrately
burylng up two IRISH hborcrs and two
horses, nndpnr'ally covering scvcaal other
workman One e the lushmcn was no,
rIlfIclicI until three qlaucss OF an hour
had elapsed. and though he received scrI-
Gus inward injury, It !, thought he viii
'ccorer The other man IS able to be a
bout, mud the horses were not seriously
INJURED -II'rauleboro, Eagle. 4lh
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

puSiurg FcStrd of Printers N V.
Craig presided at this sumptuous entertain
mcut on the 3ith ulumo -imong the toasis
were
Our country night or wrong --Wc viii
stand by her when night when wrong wo
IT., to right her
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

How Mas J. DIDDLrR GorAUAs
A lady 50 'lrns dress and manners can On
towards making lady Waik,d INTO ppo.
VISION store on the South Cove on Cht,.,.
mus day. and after an honest inquiry Of
pneo aud other b'ekonln2s 10 q pu,chasc.
selected q hne ham which she sad va.
Tor Chu'im1' present for a poor friend
round the corner She wonld lake II her.
self she sald, because Of the agreeable sur.
prise It would give the distressed one. n,k
rns the privilege Of Ieaveng bonnet there
Tor 'horI time hat she had ust pure hased
Taking The ham beneaIh her cloak she
walked round The corner" and the crcdu.
Ious provision man finds himself the prom.
e,or Of an old bonnet frame and three newi
paper-bol The ham n slll round Tie
csIntr- Pet
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

Stare Steamers Three large steamers,
say. the y Y Evangelist, with engines
from 2o) to 300 horse power have been fit
.,d at Bahia ;. A., tor the slave trade
Onc oC them has alrcad, arrived on the coast
OF Africa, where she embarked 900 slaves,
and escaped from the brig Of war Sea LNrh
~ ,tcaming away from her during calm.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13
RUTLAND NILLAGE-ORG ANlXA
UIO\


In pur'uanc" OF an act incorporating the
village OF Rutland approved November l.
1917 a majority OF the Justices Of the Peace
within sand village met at the Court House
%" ,'u'SpaN w "'n "al VI January inst.
at @ clock /. VI. and organized said cor.
poratIon by the election Of solomon Foot
Moderator, and i. W. Hopkins, Clerk.
On MOTION oil Reuben X Thrall,
Ordcred. That Committee Of three be
appointed by the Moderator to present 70
the meeting Mt OF nominations for the
"'"'' ''IO''' "''''P'''Ou ny sa'u ac'' LOT
inc year ensuing
NhcTcnpon TIE Moderator appointed
elias II lI"d2cs
Charles Bnlt and
Ncuben Ii. lhrall, on said Com
mlilcc
The committee appointed for that pur
pose presented the following list Of noHina-
tons to fill the several Offices required by
said act Of incorporation.
ror Tmt.,.
''corgc 7 Hodges
robert licrpoiut
Luther Daniels,
solomon Foot
Chalrcs Burt,
Reuben H. Thral and
Moses Perkins,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

last year, says the Boston Journal, the
girls in three counties in Massachusetts,.
farmers daughters turned out straw hats
aud bonncts to the amount of 81 GAG, 500.
The result is they have rosy checks aud
money In their purse That's better than
spinning street yarns.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13
LATER FROM MEXICO

stst.ri fto-n Nrfa Cf1s ta no .th
r.arr hsf ra.,str,,t v.t G.r pace
ptr rttaIS ~i o., 10 lr s-ra. q. .s
ttt-ro - h. -rrtttt Va -..a
c..ty al. ~
''T' 90 VINO Too"
TA.' - 49, - -e.' ''f ''.'' ''h' '-s'
'8' .i' ' -, %, - 'o'''' ''' ''A' '''' ''''
~ nv bI'NF NJ 90. '.' r'''
~" ~ '''' - '''f "'''' ''''e' "e
W." - '.'' W.
"' 'e''" ,"''' - '''h
I't SUI
"'".'' ''"'''' y" '' - -
'
N''''--'o ~. "''
~ or"
80 ~ .. - g. '''a
"'i ~" ''''''' '' mon
"s y" !'.' VIZ ''' ''s' 'p~'
''o" ""'"e .+' '.' uA".'' 90 'h'
Soy G. "'i ''.' ana '''''s' '''> pro
I''''''' VIZ" VIA "
"'.' my pace '"' W ''' 'i.' ''' '"'
'o'' once 10 'i' ana Nh2. ''PgY icui"
20 ~" '"''s
=, ~ "f''1' O. vas '''.' "a' - ''hfd
N'"' 70 '''o On ''.'"'' 'h'' one VINO
'I 'h'f ''fh ' "h'n ",af' - Usually
''', 'IP'-''". ",e'4 ""'"> '''' sn'''
10 '''''' arc 'nion
- van 10 "'1"' c. '"U'PoUl''oh '''
t0o'' a'1 We ma, ''A'' Oh "a' '' '"' 'n''f
- "i'e I've sidewalks near ne pubic
'''."a'f h'''Sei ""hN'an2''' on ''f'
nv ~ 'o'
LS'n'
80. 'ormfu'7 nad' be second g'aod
'n'f( 'n'o N'rh 'uf alto" = oo'ocL TO-
osy tni he eurg' 10 l'i't dates itom l'i
'eo 'i'n 'hf.e "hifhNou nav" no 1'utI ere
'i t'eo''i / - irpo'"d 'ha, Nj I"'i
rae" '''' .' u" '''', o. o''a'l
M he n'y bf"s dates from Mti'co to the
70 q o. No'''hve' ono o'y '4''f man
ia, '''''N
~ Wv 0"'"'"'"' w my JUAN '''"'
''I'S 'n"''''"g W ou'"'"''' rep ,''ne
.h' proportion, "h..' are ''P ''''' 10 nave
o''n ma'' ol we "',' '.i"' 10 v" com
~ "'ooei''o 'ia''na '1 "'-o'.''' a.'''ugh
! have no 'l'a " '''n Pt'p0',"'N mas
u''n m'a' 'hh' " "'' o., ''''''' ''' az
I'M 'a,''' accounts '''"' '''c'''A'o ''pf'.
oouuhoh
me ft''l 'h' m'''aG' reached Us
ye"rihsN by Tue oi'S --. ana created
more 'n'rf' man any u'' Il, Iha' has
ben i'ce'''I III era lux '"' ing ''fh''
'nd 1'ihAp' we ,'''''''' d VI" - M
'e'tN We" Wv
ueoP't '"'''''' D" '"' ''''' ~ '''
country
ieop'"N W. '".. sac
Nm"ucIn Sh VIC nm ron NIX 60
Vlh the tam, 'mm'ln''lE cA'''rtcl q
mustang ant s'c'''f 70 hN" D. . .'"' nnI
~ h' p'uu' are We. n,,''+'1. ! nave ~
douH hl' 'h' people % M'AIe' MA t'lI o.
~ three days
Although Inc r'ii from 'N'i' VI rco IS
now hncd wlh troops m! every aivan
i'g'ou' ToH permanently s'iu'ohed, The
gdcui'cfo' continue to maxi 'h'f appear
a"ce oceaHon1 ", ana Yesterday 'hey MT
only wounded h''1' ''ido" oil inc 'n'
's'"'nl ~ '"o f'e''s 'u' ''N'u''' Aoou'
a hon1f'1 ,'es no''' "'''. were d ''o"
a'nnco o'h,nl we '''''h'"0' n"t "''' '''
+ ,p''N o. VIZ '.""S
ven. lN'sbs ''' 1'N1'"'N ''. 'o'"h''hI
OF 'h' 1'p't'"'". u" n'a' "' 'o'f'
ey ana Ne WIZ 40 u.''' maze many v",".
~ J." '"' 'I'''''''.'' ''.0'' W '"','' II" .'"
u'Pa' ,ht"' "a" '"' o'' e'u,
man ''oH t''ef no" ne u''' no." h'
ou'H nook "as oe'n "''" anu VIC u'u'h
gu away 'o ON un'e' "' Gun" 20 'h"' h'
can See he knees once more ana Nose nae
'ra'nf'' "h'eh nave o''h 80 io"9 'y'HS 10
Z u
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13
Cincinnati. Jan

Cincinnati, Jan. 7
IEtNENDorsENPLosloN The scar.
n S'a Bird from New Orleans for :,
I'p', ir'lghtcd with 1000 kegs powder
took h'c on wednesday las. near Csne
H'nrdcauI Tho explosion was lrcmcn.
do1s, AMI was heard iory m.cs The
boat was blown 70 atoms The passengers
and crew escaped before the explosion.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

E4y-.4 fellow named Baxter has been
committed to prison at Mobile on charge
Of having 50 brutally whipped negro boy
as TO cause his death.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

4dAu smith say. that Man l. an an.
ma that make bargains No other animAl
does 's1--o DE- eEcasogcs b9ae. With
a, .sr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

nu-1ht Nv York srnais Nj, ADOPT
a. cly's LeIinGoo 'oso.l.loai az ne
He-'s yr-~---l co.-ar
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

tsb viii You give them pennies now
sand il big ncwsboy to little ono, after hay.
ing given him severe humping.
no won't
Then Ill give you another pounding.
Pound away YOU fool. Ne and DR.
lrankliog agrees Dr.Frankling says, take
care ofthc pence and the pounds will ,ako
care Of Themselves
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

1t is not rays Daniel Webster, the
noiscst waters that are generally the deep
ct nor has it always been found that tia,
spirit which is most inclined to yapor when
danger aud disaster are at a distance is tho
iirmcsi in brcasting them on thcr nearest
approach.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

~ HE price u railroad iron b,. fallen
I .n about so ton 10 ESQ and as and
VII no doubt g. It'll lover. next soriny and
, y ah'rd'ng good opportunity f,r
-, ~. instruction l.u'n Of the contemplated rail.
, ,p-n' 10 ibis country. especially as labor on
'''" la '.'' laIsl IS res tsst
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

Managers
Henson Isaac ~ hiu.un.
Brur ION Ward NJ. Lducoln.
CaAiiciJr- Edward G pcmsou.
Chinradcn- Dan Pike.
Carrn8oA-lcvi. VI WalA,r
Uap6t-Gco. q. Vail
Fdlharcn-lIiram Hamilton,
HubbdtG'aR-C. : Rumscy,
Hd-B Bradley ft-h
Ncndon-John VI. All"n.
Eliahm Paul.
Mount HoNv-Thomas Dodge,
Mount Tdbor-Gilcop 5 Tabor
Pa,cict- Charles F. Edgcrton,
Pmsfeld--N. Holt
PtnSfOrd-Amos llrchJock,
Pouiiacv FiGcld,
RWidnd--Jamcs f. Cheney,
Sicrburnc-Bcui Hutchinson.
ShrcrSjurV-N m. Matthowsou,
Sudbury-Tilctson Nichols
IIcury G. Noble
Itdlingford - Dyer Townshcud
wis John s. Stewart.
Vest Huron Almon Hitchcock
The following premiums on field crops
were awarded
For the best acre Of winter wheat %
2G-32 bushels to Charles Hitchcock OF
Pittsforl a premium Of 81 90
2nd premium on spring wheat to BcnJn
min Parker Of Clarendon 400
On Indian Corn
l,t premium 100 9lI00 bushels to Mcr
lin Clark Of Cas,lcton. 600
2nd do 81 ! bush to Henry W Les
ter, Rutland 1 90
80 d. - l-3 bush to John l.. Marsh.
Clarendon, 800
4th do. IS 3 ( bush, to rhilo Curtis of
Rutland. 200
On Oats,
is, premium. Is IA bushels, to Henry
W Lester of Rutland 800
I'd do IS, bushels, to Merlin Clark Of
Castlcton, 400
The Society adjourned without day.
XlMRl HOWE, Recording Secretary.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

ItipScS. There are to be- six eclipse,
this year, according to the almanacs, four of
the sun and two OF the moon and n transit
Of Mercury. March 9th an eclipse of tho
sun,risible; March 10, n total eclipse of the
moon, partially visible April 3, eclipse of
the sun, invisible August 2sth. another
eclipse Of the sun, invisible Sept 18th, a
total eclipse Of the moon, visible Sept -
eclipse of the sun, Invisible Nov. 2sth,
transit Of Mercury on the suns disc
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

Dedih ~ VI Arnnedy Intelligence has
been received of the death Of the n N An
drew Kennedy member II the last Congre.
fram IadiauA who died a, lnda1apol,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13
Annual Meeting Of the Rutland
County Agricultural Society.

TIE Annual Meeting Of the Rutland Go.
Agricultural Society Vas holden at Castle
ton ou the 5th day Of January las. Hon
FErprRtck BrrroN rrrsiden', ia the Char
The following named gentlemen were cleo.
ted e. the Offices annexed to their names
respectively lot tbo ensuing year :--
rrr1lrni
WI l. FNRNUN, ESQ Of Poulncy,
Nc Presidents
Hos WV & kirrRIbGL, 81 Ialrhaycn,
WILLOW B,ENt' Esq, Of Rutland
Ximn Howe Of Casuc,dn, Recording Sec.
Jas Alan, Esq. Of Casdctou Treasurer.
: II Kellogg, Esl. Of riiNford -hadl'or
Hon X picrpoin,, Of Rutland, Cor Scc
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

- '. 'a 40. .H no Ft
cia''an a. tf SI--24 IS
iag following frrs 20, wcrc elected p
net n 'ur tbc eusuiur wear. Jacob Forster
HrHry Timm,n, Houu1 Adams Israel
l.oug,cv. Alyah Cr,~lcr DAVID LorinF A.
bel l'te'gs l. IlasEel Derby. y +. Gun
u.lgham
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

Nrl~ Hdrcn Outrage Tho cxamina
ton Of the students, Tower and Ewing, for
the brutal assault ON Tutors Emerson and
Goodrch. was commenced at New Haven
ON Tuesday, and continued through the day
on Wednesday, No material facts were c.
hcicd The students have been disguised
Nr Emerson is unable to fully recognize
the prisoners as being the asSaultcrs The
prisoners have two Philadelphia lawyers and
fence
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-13

clerical w. As the Rev Nr Field
formerly OF Westminster VI, went to gi,c
his vote al an election. a man Of opposite
politics expressed surprise at seeing him
there, aud to confirm his objection quoted
the remark Of the Savior, that ibis kingdom
was not Of hi, world Has no man n right
to vote rcjoiucd the witty clergyman,
unless lie belongs to the kingdom Of Satan ?
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-04-06
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

Six Lectures on Causes, Prevention aud
Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of the
Heart, and all Female Diseases, 234 pages, %
engravings. Paper SO cts. bound rs cls.-
Mail to any parI-poslage ID CTS. ~
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expauders, So
Mail TO any part, SO cts. postage. lnhaling
Tubes, SiIser, SO, by mail, Letter postage
Abdominal Supporters, perfect, Ss TO $40. for
all Ruptures, Failing Of the Bowels and Womb,
and Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express
everywhere. For Braces or Supporters, or
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to
foot, and circumference of person next The sur
face, just above the hips. If Rupture, mention
which side. Agents wanted for The sale of the
above goods. Address Dr. S. S. FITCH, TOT
Broadway, New York. post paid
March g. lG48.1y
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-04-06
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Nollce Is hereby gwen 10 al! legatees aud
Other persons interested IN the estate Of the
speciiye decedenls and mInbrs, that The admin
lsra,ion accounts Of The following estates have
been filed in the office of the Register OF Mon
roe county, and will be presented for. confrna-
non aud allowance to the Orphan's Cnurl, 10
be held al Stroudsburg, in and for The aforesaid
county, on M0nda3 the 10Th day of April uexr,
at 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
The final account of William Overfsld, ad-
minisraior of the estate of Jacob Buss, late of
Middle SmiIh6eld township, deceased
The fnaI account Of Charles Chr,tm,an, ad-
minIslratnr of the estate of John Chrlsr,nan, l-te
of Ross township deceased. a
The first ccount of John Arnold, Jr Conrad
Arnold and Abraham Arnold, execulors of he
last will and testament of John Arnold, late of
Hamilton township, deceased
The account of Philip Mos,eiler and Peter
Mosleller, administrators of the estate of Wal
liam Mosleer. late Of Hamilton township, de-
ceased
The account OF Daniel Transue and iacoh
Transue. administrators of The estate. Of DAVID
Smoke, ae of Smithfeld township, deceased
The account of John Elliott and AbsoIom B.
Sru, administrators of The estate of Gearge
Srul, late of Tobyhanna township. deceased.
The final account Of Andrew Storm, admin
isirator of The estate Of John B. FerheIman,
late of Hamilton township deceased.
The final account of Felix Weiss, admins
ra'or of the estate of John Snyder, late Of Jack
son'lownshiP, deceased.
The final account of Abraham Pennell, ex-
ecuior of The las, will and testament Of joseph
PennelI, late of Middle Smilhfield township,
deceased.
The first account Of Ferdinand hester, ad-
mnistrator of the estate Of Peter Hester, late
of Hamilton township. deceased.
SAMUEL REES. Jr, Register
Registers. Office Stroudsburg,(
March 9, lS4S
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-04-06
TREASURER'S SALE
Euseated Lands i'm Monroe County.

Notice is hereby given, that agreeably 10 an
Inf General Assembly Of the Commonwealth
,fPennsylvania, ~ passed The 18th day of March,
,sI5. entitled an Act 10 amend The act en'I-
,lsd an act, directing the mode of selling un-
,ea,ed lands for taxes, and for other purposes, +"
and of an act passed the 18th day of March,
1917 {" further supplement 10 an act 10 amend
The acl entitled an act directing the mode OF
selling unsealed lands for taxes and for o'her
purpose>," by The Act of General Assembly
nassed The ninth day of March, IN the year of
our Lord 1917. entitled 4" An act in relation TO
the sales of uuseated lands in The several coun-
lies of this C0mmonw eallh, the following tracts
Of land will be sold al public sendue, on The
second Monday of June uexr. al The CourI-house
m Srroudsburg, in the county OF Monrse' ior
arrearages of taxes due, aud the costs accrued
on each ol respectively.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-04-06

The following is list of faxes on seated as
sessments which remain unpaid. as returned by
the Collectors for 1914 and l845 Noce Is
therefore hereby given, thai The following lands
will be sold al The Court House i'll The Borough
of Stoudsburg, on The second Monday in June
next agreeably to the Ac, of The 29h day Of
April, 1874, which provides for HE collection
of taxes.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-04-06
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SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Two Passenger Trains each way--.
Daily.

Two Passenger Trains each way---
Daily.
On Wednesday March s, and until further
notice, The cars aud boats will run as follows
For Passengers:
Leave NEW YORK. by Steamboa, from foot
Duane Street a, 7 o'clock A NJ and P. M
PORT JERTIS, a, O'Clock A. M! and
3 O'Clock P.'M
" OTlSVILLE, al BOA. NJ and 8 35 P. M.
MlDDLETOWN at 7, 50 and 10
GOSHEN at 722 +" and 35
CHESTER at Z 735' and SO ''
Except personal baggage. (not more than so
lbs. per passenger. which must be put in charge
OF The baggage Master) no packages parcels or
trunks, will be taken on The passenger. trains,
unless by special agreement, and payne III made
in advance, when the rates will be al the dis
crellou Of the Agents. at not more than double
the published freight rates. The Company
will not be responsible for any article pat upon
The Passenger train or boal, unless receipred
for by duly authorised Agent, or pu, into the
hands of The baggage Masters.
For Freight:
Leave New York at 5 O'Clock P. NJ, per Bar
ges SAMUEL MARSH, HENRY SUDAN, Jr. and
DUNKIRK; Leave Por, Jervs al O'Clock A. NJ,
OnsvilIe at 10, Mlddletown al IL, Goshen at
II N. and Chester at l2 ID P. N.
Milk. .--For a. short time and until due no.
tice Is given, the Milk Trains will be discon-
tinued, and The milk will be taken by he Pas
senger trains morning and evening.
H. C. SEYMOUR, Supt.
March l6, 1S4S.-tf.