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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

Tie Intelligence OFT nomination ol T.Y.
l4r ADD Fillmore tracuot ONO, hY telegraph
on tho daV It was made il wss received
wrh great culhusiam Us Columbus dos
Patch d,tcd iud.y night, 3 O'Clock, ~ the
Cincinnati Atlas. saws Great Wig en-.
thvsa.m here. FIRING c1nnons boufre,.
llumlns,lons, music huu.hing, &C.
The Cincinnati Atlas, previously opposed
10 Taylor. nominations says that ihcy will
most cordially support the nomination ~ tie
National Wing Convention. believing that
Gen. IachaV Taylor ahd Niilard Fillmore
~. ns good and uoe ~h'g,as any in ihls TN
lnu hey have not only foil confidence IA
Wei: NhiCeev, bot they telieve that Old
/sCk and Fillmore VA Toe elected by an uy.
eJwhclminq magnify Of The people OF this
Union, and that those who have So sh.mc-
fully betrayed the trusts couhied t. them
wui hr psinittrd to rrurc 10 that rhscuu'y
and wrb rho same contempt which has fol-
lowed John fyirr
a, b,iN,ra Taylor and Fillmore, and
CAss and Bdiler, no wings IN the nation can
he,i.a's '1r moment 10 go tot lhe former 90
' 10 Cincinnati GtIv %, $50 opposed To-
No 0. ,anluon ul O.t /tck. f1iis "a cheer
l.iy and nettuiy INTO ht- support
Tho lu.IoNiuR :. thc account gwen hY the
state Journn, NJ Co,umbus OF The reception
gwen t1t me intelligence
"Ni'hout any Trerou.er the show was
msluid'-u, sod ,hc tat.u>,am seemed uu-
buu0.,i. tyef, ere sscucI To he oPcr,
ung ou li- own hros he puuup. hou,
e.. n the osN ~,ro au. lanuv illuminated. -
Bonfire. were buits, tue intersection OF The
streets. Rockets sod fire balls pl4ne ed THO
the sr Music lent ~, arirauul charms,
and raup0fI lent 4. or tI.#ugrr rDres g.. SO,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21
CONGRESS.
Now York. Juno Il Q Z. M

NV VI N " "HO IT = T. TT,
In Senate, the Indian appropriation bill
was discussed the question being on Mr..
BcIr. Amendment touching the claims of
certain Cherokee Indians. 4 debate en- =
sued il which Mcssrs. Bel. Mnugnm CAL
houn. Niles, Bcrricn Butler. and Webster
participated
Nr Athcrton oFor,d an amendment q.
gainst appropriatinc 10000 for rho cr.
pcnses Of ESTABLISHING an Indian Acency n
Tcyns. "
Without taking any question on tho hin
,c Sonata won, into ,,oo,,,;.a :
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21
ENNM MENICO


New Of'csns papcrs Of thc Slh, f'oci'''
yrsfriay, een,s,o la,c accounts from Mex
lco BY the Water Wneh
The ,ciFc ttnin AMI hravy artillery len
me euy Of Mo,ieo oni MONDAY. 29h ulimo
G,n. Paterson wuh his Dl'sion OF Vol
uutrers, vast, follow on N,inrt iov al't
whom comes Gen Maishsli. ofthe Noiun
teens Tho regular DIVISIONS follow m
succr."on-- Gen koStncy preceding aud
Gen Nouh tuoCiny up the tear.
GcuerSi T.. r Smuh arrived At Vera
Cruz On The morning ofthc 81" Of. MAY
rni lhc nlo'iur d'v enl't,d upnn 20"
duu,s GJy,ruot, r,ucNog Col wilson
The Monitor R,pubhcano, OF the 27,h
ut, says that duusgdhe eommepc"m' NJ OF
thu ensuing week ten Butler would drhv-
~ possession Of tho cry TO The McNcun
Govcfumrni
The I,cuccano. Of tho 18Th 81 MAY. rs
sort, mos, positively that pAtcirs has DE-
m1uici a passport to leave tho country
and inlher adds, tha, the nation will be
b a. hIcd hy hls absence
The Arcs Ire, Of Vera Cruz, is very
much inccns'd on account uflhc mercy OK
tended to Lieut. Hare and his accompllc,s
ty Gen. Butler The Eco del Commerce
on the contrary, n0pauds It rs an act of
clcmcucy cr,IJuhic TO the feelings of the
commander IN cuicf. and expresses us,li
snIsh,d with tie sense OF Justice evlnccd by
the Commission IN The conviction ofthc
criminals
Tho Monitor orthc 27rh saws at I.
sad thar Congress will suspend IT'S session
on Saturday,, AMI re- Open them IN Mexico
IN July We shuI see rfltls.o"
The diligence from Queretato which
clmr IN on ErlIav ,,as rohh.J r,or - =,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

senator Dickinson OF N,v Yo,k mad.
at7'r-h a,tae Baltimore Convention a,
..'. u. comPlm,ns 90 NE l.u.cney o..
NF,in.1 e. ,tNas iu.Itn- 100 l,s naive
"''g Ma he cI.s, % t,s speech he b..
came NJ. oIg eanup-.l on r.u,.mn.,,.o,
be glory O..lc .UI Dlr.aioa and b,ok.
loHh 20 me io.'o"'ng rina much re.
sre' 'lsI | Na' DOT born no Vucjnis'
Aia t9bseQ1sn. m,e.uc uTray ,le Lo
o".'oo' eIprr'''d ihe.r sympathy Tor A.r
p'oa'ns9n 10 tee to,loolsr,s .u7a
'Rcso.tri Thal 10 S.n,,or D...,r,,o.,
t1i'r'''on { hn r,7te, lha; be va, 90
born ?" Virginia 90, dsmoerat coaei,o.
enu il.'y aErse uid tia TAn Il ni N,
oO y roIni 90 Nhleh.tLere itsuyr-,I ,yn.
pa'hy With l.om and barn Tas,it,r ,m.
? ore ban 90 rn'uP 90 rcmrdy ,h, ~.
..0 vh'rt be- hal no yoluuiarv agsnr,1 =,
e7's rrGIag ss soon a. roar b, 10 tae s.,
o. 30 pEr.ersness
TIE rssr. uaan Hc-I 20 a. - r--.t a,it. ,
'1y all 'tso. ua $40 ..- lO, BAN
nru.A ~, %. 40 .O carry r.. ts-.taoI
NaG.a.s aia.- Pst.ee, .-g.-. ,-a,,, -.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

/ W. thtiht - = 1t. hlitli .
Z az ere ,gl duotsstsIs l.thm tlfr Sd
ne htsi PsRs. sna thsr rsso trs hssr, ,r,
f-snss rfsts - 90 Nau~n.. naruus note
4 ihfnvs husi - 'snRih 60 bfei'h oflh, ,islt
tui - lie y rnIt ~ rvs 20 -ula Atr.atf...s fi
"' 80 f.1.f rnsLt fsrituu era NcS N.fsti.t
ihsfs - a-. nns se.re tlf.lfhoat Tho gfss
Siss OF New Nu't go thst noble 800
is'r' f's ..sn.s 6. Size tcE1.st u'rn'rsii"n
. We lttc - CO. 10 oHV tom 0u .'
i.ts .i 80 ..rsI,e rrhrrs 90 me lr'eN't rpr'
,s.s isrtut sa8 fhuofc ~ete 90 10 nor
s,srfst4 hea-ru Ihsts'I btesiHe itc .sne
srir' Ne h,te sjore tr~~c wee Vi,rf fr.
81. 80 rtiftrt h4his -~t.Iv r..r .ss 80
ls., u..fs 'aI 20 ssIs sou for wNl,u
~. ave rn -ps7 We csrrH. lptSsst ho,
ever o. r''e sheu sitt,rt from irc AZ.
lufp Atterrssi W.l.h a. fri eIgt-.'si
Ef~ti tasf pojU'reni thst northern t.r.
o.. 80 tsd ntf hrru Pre- 'fret tut st'f .
.r~ tats ftNe tou dsyutnn TO tH. Cau,,.
love of u,c gt..' csr'Inai principles n' tue
W ~ pew. ani esq. rIv ivrrori RI 'ss-
ia, Hosaissfafs 0r3 tie sHr,,1trt ~ PEI,
'~sai y',fs,en-e' 10, The GOD 81 hS reusfrv,
tsv, ssaksnsd Tho Wig y~Al 81 that 81
90 cot u.i- i1urnsl Hear "a
"Hsvug slept ier nights on the nom
"A'.'.V hI h|.E l hI' ~ i.N4 We lfrl hNiltF
what better to-day sod are shon prepare
20 hurtah and throw o.; our hat i1r thc old
- smar, especis WHEN the name Of the
miserable renegade nominated on the other
side hturens fo NJ a,to,- our mind. and
the more Ne iUtnk Of the opponeut We have
90 uENt :. aInst he mote out Ers' tnCicAsea
BVl u ~ not that We arc euure.y sat>h'd
with lAvlor, 80 much a. ~ Ihit we deSplse
ta.sso suptenelY. that has iuducet Us ror.
dlsity md .ea.ou,ly 20 support tie Wing
nomIuee lis position IN reference even 10
the question Of slavery 10 vastly preferable
to he north 30 that of SIS. Eat.is IN f..
vor of extending s,syery INTO all the terrific.
~ Inst may hereafter be acquired, aud Fay
lot - opposed TO a. 1uls t,now the dl'id-
i0g ror h,twsen ths north and south his
alone. therefore - enough to
MAKE every northern Wig pre- TIC ltuef
g. ite 'D'ucr add Upon tlis efound W. can
all safety stand. It i cummnn-htoad,
well deGned sod safe aud II Tayiof's views
upon tie riysf and hafbor Improvements, the
tsnh, the veto power aud other principles
advocated ny The wing psuy, were the same
- th"sr Of CaN.. ms they are known not lO
be, be would be Infinitely preferable 10 the
Michigan ohangehog
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21
TlIl5E 4vp Fmlu5tI KEyrL.r,

TAIl7E ANp FuiH5tE ~ kESTL.r,.
The Ilg.su.e J 4ral ~ Sa4rIas ..,
thus welcomes the O. '..- 4 Lc Nau .4l
Nominations geo.
About Lsil pas, zen o.,.ool ve,trI,v
morning nose saa received hers sy Tel
sg-apl ,t shc urnai..a .. Ga.-a! T..-
Do o. Goo pre,.isley.aaI M.lafI G...a. e.
for che Vice Presidency. tvtlc Wig Ma.
t51al C-avsati.uat Pllaalp..z Tho u-
t,,a.rucs'camc bJ electricity h1j o, vsa,
u,taau electrical ilrN 9. url-uts q, .Leu
r4at, nf d.. ,i-o, "h.- % our cig Ney
O. upon sry oclAs4.a have wl scsu oar rsr
IS more c.stol H-r, ta1vel u9 wta saiba-
san AMI caaSierec Ala ost ever, pai-
hg WI ils hugtic,. su.a. and a.m.-t e.,
81 vai- eve ea.hct wit alu9uiel bril-
laacN The euuVcrtla ma doue wrli t
be- 'oo o.t'.. o. In. .-.-.ird tt- vi,4rt
Gle AfV.rst rrporlat.as ~ t-e country. %
has .stF .'.a 80, u.-- party W. conf.
dense ,aat n.,a..E raH uMu.r Iir.4-,l-
a' irrasaHi. " "a a.- $s.-i, ,a- aa-sa 81
vIIs ri-.arJ aye % $40. il r.gtt r,s,-rd.a-
th- -sA ear Whole Ien. H.-. All Gle hearts
a. ta- D.. foes s.e az. sllllr All 4uar
"a .lll4 iaea a. Gee t.aLa
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

ACQUITTED We learn from the Nln-
morns Flag oflhe 9th uIt that Col liar
ul,ol " Govuc who some months slGcr
,',i Assistant Surgeon J Ia e f'n ~
that CITY, has been tnci 10y military com.
mission convened in Mal0moras nnI nc
quiu,d-the finding Of the Count being JUS
ufiblo homicide
The same pnpcr states that nm election
for Governor Of the Slnle Of Tamauhras
took place on The 22d ul
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

ILi-A young man named Wush, MT
his death on Tuesday last IN cor,.qqeuco
Of beng upset in sar,boa, whr,r proceed.
ing down Boston Bay. Ilc end two 9TH .
crs with him, clnng to the ton, until L,y
were rescued, bnl after gaming the shore.
be walked few steps, I'LL and died almos.
Immediately.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

a rooLt,HAND FArAL LEAP la Roch.
ester, las, week, Hosea AhddI-brook a
Young man & ycard DID, Irapcd from Jones
Sawin,I over the falls, and was drowned
He boa,Jcd during the day tina, he was 90.
ING to unmoua.iza bis name Sum Patch
like, and boldly made the jump wubouton
intent TO commit suicide
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

.Mr Cortoin.-The Washington CORES.
pondcnt Of the \. Y Tribune under dato
ofJunc II says Mr. Corvin has re-.
turned from the West in good health and
spirits lie is confident Of tho success of
our ticket. and is sangune that Ta} Tor and
Fillmore will carry Ohio. He supports tie
ticket warmly"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21
TINS WAY GENERAL CA.s SERVED ms

COUNTRY. The Newbuypou Herald
says Gen Cas- was Governor Of Mich
g'n Territory from 1873 to 1921, hssal-
any duuug tins ,mo, as GJyeno-, was lib.
eraI aud be- hal al extra salary Us Indian
agcol, al The same lime, Of $500 yea.
also ten IalIons a dlg, commu,eI 81 ~
cents each. equal 20 $3.50 a yea more, ma
apc an clia allowance Of 1880 a year
for Lu'ies lacl.n'al to The Office Of Cover
nor OF io Territory.
Ia 1881, he received sIO55O more as
extra compensation, aud 10 toe l3,h Nov
1889 s5-7J aIliuooal pay H. received
as cK.ia compensation and coumutauon Of
rn'l9ni, from 1870 1891, SGo4I2i the
p'ncuiTs Of which may be huud IN The
dor1m.n' Of the ooh C,u7wss"
We were Io.l BY members Of Congress
when 10 Washington, tha, some oll.,s x.
TIA allowance Was refused ah,n fru an.
Piled far bI, TIA, when he bceame Seere,s.
~ ~ War he allowed h.s o,n account.
and thus pockelel tho cnsh.-fRoroo Ala.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

hlo93sief in hr FcrJec hlqn9s Til
whaling schooner Alfred arrived NJ Q gdpec
New spula Wn.cs ou .he 2lst n O,,,L.-
from its Fcg"e Islands Sep,emh~- I0th
aud brings the following Information
\ mort time PRIOR {. WA d. ,p.r-o ..
battle had l,ken place between the chief. o.,
heuen and R"Ta N which the latter va.
defeated. bat escaped with portion Of bis
Hau'r'H's Al lle hAbltaiions Of The de-
i lg' in1o we're burnt by their oppoueuts
! be- nam1or slam On 10th sides amounted
70 coo tie bodi.s ofvhcin l,ill remain c1.
posed laeie"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

c'uhrmed the nominations OF S.rn'or Bag.
by to RUSSIA, Gov. Touc,y as Attorney
General, and G NJ. Ing.rsoH as Secretary
OF Legation to Russia
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21
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lNNEN-E RATIFICATION MEE1
IN.

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In, hing l,,,.s ,l.,.,.r., J.c pFOpI 4 h.
ran tor.u, into tle IAN in vas, rauplc,,
ADD when Tie us,o cr The a,.ea,li, +, ar
ran,io came. bath N,or and cal,cric. rcre rs
ao.c., pa-tcia,ua. ro..iblc IluudrcIs
and even ,hou.srd. ,ou.h, "a vain f,r sd.
,n,,aOu. and lad FancuH Hall been three
ru,. ss oapa-i .us :, could harl, Aay, h.!l
them 81.
\ ,a'sc delegation was present lr,m Is
go County. principally irm Salem, who
marched through our principal s,'ccts with
a baod Of mus, sud ~er welcomed To- Lan
ouii Hal with three hcaC' cheers
Anor The m"cn1g ir lAncrd Han was
otlanrei 'i'rgo nunO,f OF people, unable
t. 70 NiIhin the Hall. Organized a meeting
go zoe OUTSIDE il was called 10 order by
W y Weeks. MAJOR Fnncis B'inley
Was appointed chairman and j. Il. broad
ers Secretary. Mapr B1ulcy a delegate
from y .'i'n explained the action Of the
CuWcri'ouln regard 20 the open aud fair
myIr o' nomination. Ma Il Ii Norton
and Nr P.wan addressed toe meeting. -
lhoy adyourued with uiuo cheers for ten.
Jayior.
The meeting IA the hall was called 70 or
der by Hon George Morcy; aud on mo-
ilYn. Hon. fbbyt Lawrence was chosen
charluan By one universal shout and he WAS
received upon the platform BY a regular bur.
neane Of applause.
90 taking the Chair Mr. Lawrence .noko
q. follows
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

PrTrsnrRcu, " ednesday, jane II
a Tremendous Wing Ratification Meeting
cane oil here yesterday speeches were de
lvcrcd and the large assemolgc dispersed,
giving hIne hearty cheers for the nomination.
oi General Taylor and Willard Fillmore.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21
THt OlO Rreclls Asrr.

Use OLU RrGCLIs AsHY 10 Withdraw
~ Zoe AnencAn IOopi llom Me1tlo, tar
OLD 'es'mea'' OF ite Amcucau AuaV are 20
'e a. once 5is'f 7"'ed about ,Gc ysrio.s p.l.,
g. home \ detachment Of suIuefy. inf.o-
'' .e"1' 80 - TO O. ..4fat4
'N4 Ns~ fieItce, srd ego. eouasr.rs o.
'l""-f' 49,. occupy zoe .sh .iaE oiir, Alo
Grace
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

IHt HolrsA 'FHrAurse Wt,1a.au The
s''i'e' 't ''camef Amtncs slats va, Tho
,-Ne't'- LAD raced ice rfoTH,u OF ,re
bsauts. Az Gs.llf i~eaty .tfrv4 ,.,.'.,
ssss tt.Tst viaIs.u0s, a. ..s,rn, ,..,.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

Rim Cisy 10, written letter ia
vfta 20 gives s'sura1ees fht. 'a. nom
nanaa oflte Phrsie.rhs Coar.G 10 ~ 4.
reeve Ls cg- q. iaGror
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

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60. ,s,,,r,N,
w. ih fhtNl tf'"'
10 O." N-E' ~.
y ,s,s
"",Ne'" 1-", 5000
~ 49,. my ~ 80 r,T.t,l
80 y" - 800, 80 -.
~" ..,,.. T.,
.' ,'.''...,''' ', 49,. LII.
g., ',,, p,..,,,. -. ,,,u,,,
,,,, .. ,..p,.J ~, ,ueb a. would
h.v, teen pc erred bv YOU II va, not
made ~ tie a,d Of ny vote. 1hfough' ut
tie contest eteti'd nv i"tueuco And con.
u")ea 70 'a'' nv VOC Tor VIC u'''', su'''eu
-" C. ~ -, ~
.., a.. a., usn..U,rr. ,.,ce drl,.,io.
rom Maine with one fipn New YORK. wete
q mat could ne brought 10 vote with us 49,
Vermont, Conoccuru', Rhode Island, New
lois '"d every other toe state oi''P ' ''''
VEN '''''N") Io' ~,
''"," ,c ',n,,% j,Jge WrT,,n'nr Nr
C.,,' 49,, ,a,,..,, man Who
"a. u.,,,ul,,l, ,acoi6ed with rho nee
states. voted on the frs, ballot Tor General
Scorr.
On the FIRST ballot, the free States cast
one hd"''e" ana 'e'en'S one 'y''' %. '''se
o"o hnno,rI a"d one were 'I 10, 'o"e'''o'' can
o'J,,,'' ''' lay '", O ,,,i'a %o,, mad,
80, p,.',' ' ,a''o 'J' ,,'r' G,,a nrc S,.o
cand da,e. On the contrary. we have seen
mat duung the ye,t p.,, lho contest has
been among the people aoi pres, Of the ree
States, as II was among their delegate. at
the Convcnuon, watch Of the Two Soulhsrn
gentlemen should be selected. lhs CLAIMS
o''''y ana 'y'"' nave '.'n"'' eA,'u'.cN
','olle. pu,"' 1u''l.''" y" ''''se '''''''
hn,,he,n csna,d,to and ne, claim w,, mo-,
,.,pondeJ to by stb,t free S,,te, How.
under such circumstances. could llbe rca..
ouab,y expected that We should succeed -
The manrty ofthe free States declared a
preference TOR cUAcr Clay OF I"llor and
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

AnIouASHINr o. CoSsRrss The House
%. k'fleseu.aH'e' have passed q Jon, re,o-
.cUaG io o.o,c the pfesrol Session ,. tie
l''A Of JOY. lis hoped HE Scls.e ~ Do.
Conc4r ~ conclusion Of Tfe,ty uf
Peace win nstlcu, and Ne nomination. u.
candidates Tor the Presidency have len Con.
sfe's ilu.e % do, unless 'acy attend - rr-
vac claims which Of course e ~. TO be-
M-lEh, o.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

IIIue Noml.o D, sad IoOe very bad a,
We" Cruz and is learel 50, our gallant
army Mi suffer severely ~Aeu crowded ln,o
that cily on their emDsrkalnu.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

A sLAvs CAst Oar readers vii re-
r,cr,bcr the case of Toe ,lt,c hus. aud ard
father who murdered his Mic and dHd a
few DAYS sipcc IN the Covpgtou jah, aud
then cni lbs own throat rather than r'dut'
IN, horrors Of slavery ~ the rice swauls
and sugar plantations Of Carouua aud Lou
is,Ana We'll. II seems that The purchaser
~ these slaves has commenced suit against
the person Of whom he purchased them 900
the ground that the bargain was not COM
r,ccd-tAc slaves having died bc,.rc ho
took poss. ssion 81 ot them. IN the other
hand. as the contract was to place the slaves
in C,,ipc'on Jail. the original owner viii 40
sist that they passed out of their hands,
were la fact in possession Of the purchaser
the moment they were placed in that jail
Tie dead Sea Expedition. The cvrc.
di,ion under Lieut. W + Lynch, Of IL, l.
:. pavy authorized by the Government to
explore the Dead Sea. bad reached ii, dcs,
tination ON tho 23d, and was atloat Ola that
sea with boats launched, the weather mild
and all the party safe and well.
EARrHquLkFs The town Of Sicno.
Tuscany, on the l2th and 3lh uIt, was
thrown into great alarm by a succession of
nuhQrpk,s each nor. violent than tho
preceding, MI .cung The surrounding coun.
toy to-, considerable distance The dtcc,
ton Of the shocks was south west On lhr
night OF the 18Th the agitation Of the Garth
vas 50 violent that the whole population
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26
Take Notice.
ABBLVILLE DISTRICT.
,he Lac, WIN and Tpstome

NET EAS. the last Will and Testament
wv OF Edward Collier. deceased. was ad
mitted to Probate in common form. IN OrdIna.
nv, Oh 2!lh May laSi aud there beng no proper
or legal Executors To the said Will, and Il Pc.
tilion and Suggestion being presented and filed
by VIM. +. Collier aud others, lesntccS next
OF kin requesting lhe Ordinary 10 carry orIt the
prnvisu, Of the said VIII. as required by lhe
Act of Assembly. passed 1916. in such cases;
therefore. an OF der WAS passed on said petition
granting The prayer thereof and the estate is
now in the custody of David LcSlv. Ordinary
Of Abbevile District. Tor administration.
All lpeIsuns, therefore having demands aeainst
the said estate. will present their notes or other
written evidences of indebtedness. together
with II true copy thereof; and those whu have
accounts against the estate will have Them pro
ven. as the latc requires merchants and Shopkecp'
ers In prove their accounts on suits Instituted IN
the Court Of Common Pleas. viz that no part
thereof wa. paid in the lifetime nf the lestalor
By settlement. discount ar otherwise. NOR since
his death, and That all discounts have been al.
lowed.
All demands Whatever must be presented
without failure on or before the first day Ot
December next; and all thusc indebted to the
estate (eXcept those who have running accounts
at the Blacksmith shops mills, &c for the pre-
sent year. who will he required I" settle by the
255lll of Deccmbcr) mrst make Immediate pay.
ment. as no indulgence can be given; for as all
the residue and remainder Of the estate will be
sold this ensuing fall. it becomes necessary to
know by that time the full extent Of the debts,
in order that the Executor may turn over the
specific esacirs without future Liabilities.
DAVID LESLEY, u. A. d. d Exnr.
juue II l2w 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26
COTTON ls EMS,

and would inform then, ihatI have engaged
MIR. Crenshaw. who will snp{rinlend the man,
ufacrurns of them. MyEGihs shalbe made
of the hest materials, aud l;csn saYWilh pro
prIe.y, they are the cheapsst g ms in The he
consideration. will Warfslltniy Gins to
make cotton equal to any Bnis1e one any other
Gin in The Southern States. giving the tr'Ie
staple of the cotton, and making it perfectly
free Of knap and clear Of fn,oats. My Gins
will be delivered at the plirehiser',s residence
free of charge, aud warranted TO- give ample
satisfaction.
All Orders addressed to the Subscriber will
meet with prompt attentions: Requiring
in good style and at short notice All old Gins
Of 10 Inch saws will repaif fands put them on
improved principles, and alsossarrant them TO
make as good cotton as any Of the improved
Gins, and ut much less cost than q new one.
J.. D.. .HAMMACK.
Crawfordville, Ga May, 1913, ln3in-23