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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14

There are some comedies nch are quite
amusing TO play
Danville peeceably resumed his lepiti-
mate happiness Adrien had more trouble
IN obtaining his pardon. Ile was obliged
TO paw the expenses Of the wer, and then he
married the widow.
NJ. Adrien de Larcy invited NJ. and
Nine. Danville 10 their wedding. Nine.
Danvlle was mos. elegantly dressed, and
wore for the first time a most mapnlfcen,
set OF emerald., which her husband had
certainly never given her; and on the
brides arm was bracelet, which NJ. Adri
en- was not aware Of having placed among
the marriage jewels.
The two friends exchanged mo look oil
bitter reproach and melancholy resipna
uoa.-. Eugene Gui=ot- Translated for Bos.
ton Atlas.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
POETRY.
from the Roanoke VA Advocate
Frieudahip, Hope and Truth.
A philosopho fabaio epic.

Line, ,aserijed !. q LaSy's Adam,
~ ~ tAwBEScE BAuoEs.
Tie Fstss in lssgus. wete once combined
Against the race Of man;
10 dark array. With darker mind.
They formed 6si,dl.h elan.
They sought ,hris bis. in our fall
Their happiness our ruin
And each did bis own fame sxlol.
While the dark storm was brsxinr.
Enry and Hatred raised each its head.
Their features bot with rage
Ard swsfe they'd wage a warfare dread.
I'LL timss refnoisE, age.
AID ISLANDER ena,bed liz poi.onou. teeth
Ard spa, on all srsand,
fnvsnomh 'rod on Virtue. wreath,
Ard crushed II TO tho ground.
Ilsh Jsalea.y, with eyes FaBgrcen,
sisp, forth with selfish hale.
Noeing eternal lfnkline Spleen:
As.'as. cur hsFlsss f4tc.
Many, passion or lesser fans.
Th-rs ~ 10 hellish shafe--
Claimed 10 ntS!f passing mans
IN ihs sailei .Hate,
Dat Heaven IVES rear. vita plying eye
Bent on tho rare OF man:
Aad sent TITO from On bigh,
To ihEAh ghs fiendik1 elan.
They s,mc. tri-h, sncels. from shove,
Clothed IN Immortal youth;
These ssnt ON ihts decree Of love
WefC Friendship. II ops 4ha Truth
Lee that our motto ever he.
When with lhoss fetE wn copr;
lars smile u.ciF vain attempts 10 soc.
Gsina Friendship. Truth and Hope.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
The following was sen. Us by native
poet proiege Of the muses. who lives over
ON Rocky River.
Old Rough and Ready.

Old Rough and Ready is the man.
That ever has been witty;
We all agree that i, was he.
Who planned at Buena Vista.
Four thousand troops Of men and horse.
He there took his station;
And met Santa Anna with his force,
Which was almost a nation.
Twenty thousand against four.
Down by the hill and level
Taylor with his few score.
Drove them to the D..
Read this right. while you have sight.
And not with contempt treat ii;
But with your pen. stand up like men.
And see if you can beatt. T. J. S.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
MARRIAGES.,

An eastern paper gives out the following
notice to call whom it may concern
"All notices Of marriages, where no
bride cake is sent, will be set up in small
type, and placed into some oullandish cor
ner of the page. Where handsome piece
of cake is sent, it will be placed conspicu-
ously in large letiers-but when pair Of
gloves or other favors are added, piece
Of illustrative poetry will be given in addi-
lion. When, however, the editor attends
the ceremony in propria persona and kisses
the bridge, it will have special notice
very large type, and tho most appropriate
poetry that can be begged, borrowed, sto.
en- or coined from the brain editorial.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14

TT Advertisements asserted at Or, Dollar PEI
sgasn. Q6 iinrs or less, This nved fvPs.) for tis
first insertion. and Is esnis for zach eon'inu.
saes Court adpertisemt1ts and Si,rig's Ssifs
charged IS per- cent higher; and deduction Of
33s PER ceaf riH Be made from The regular pri-
tss, Jor airsriissrs by the year. Adpsrtisemeni.
Inserted msnthiy or quarterly 81 per squore for
saeh nmc. Ssmi-montAiy Is eenis per square
fsr each time.
81 Posimaslers are respectfully requested TO
81 rs Agents..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
POETRY.

DR.. Charming says, Poetry, fer from
injuring society, Is one OF the greatest IN.
struuen,s of ito refnemen,s and exal,a,ion,
II life the mind above ordinary life, gives
!, respite from depressing cares. and ava.
kens the consciousness of its affinity with
wha, IS pure and noble. In its legitimate
and highest efforts, il has the same tenden.
cy and aim With Christianity that il is
TO spiri,ualize our nature. Poetry has a
natural alliance with our best affections.
Its grea. tendency and purpose is, TO carry
the mind beyond aud above the beaten,
dusty, weary, walks Of ordinary like. TO lift
i, into purer element, and to breathe into
it more profound and generous emotion.
II reveals TO Us the LONELINESS Of nature,
brings back the freshness Of early feeling,
revIves the relish Of simple pleasures, keeps
nnquenched the enthusiasm which warmed
the spring time of our being, re6nes youth.
fuI love, strengthens our interest in human
nature by vivid dellnea,ions Of its ,enderest
and lo'ties feeling, spreads our sympathes
over all classes Of society, kni,s US by new
lies with universal being. and through the
brightness of its prophetic visions, helps
faith 10 lay hold on the future iie."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
ATEAR STARTER.

A gentleman, taking apartment, said TO
the uudIady. assure you madam. never
leha lodging bu, my Iandlady shed tears"
81 hope sit said she, +" it was not because
you went away withou. paying"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
THE WIFE.

II is astonishing 10 see how we'll man
may live on a small income, who has han.
dy and industrious wife. Some men live
and make d far better appearance on six or
eight dollars q week than others do on 6f.
teen or eighteen dollars. The man docs
bis part we'll; bu, the wife is good for moth.
ing. She will even upbraid her husband
for not living in as good style AZ her ncssi.-
hor when the fault 10 entirely her own.
His neighbor has a neat, capable and indus.
trious wife, and lha, makes the difference.
HIS wife on The n,h.. hand, 's . -I,.'poo,
INTO which great many silver cups might
be thrown. and the appearance Of The va.
Ter would remain unchanged. No Ncho.
las, the driver, is there no restore the was.
ted treasure. II is only an insult for such
a woman to talk to her husband about her
love and devotion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
VOLUME XVIII.
J. l.. BADGER, Editor.
T. J. HOLTON,
Proprietor and Publisher,
NEW TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS per anpum In advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LARS IL not paid until the close Of the year.
Fld.iering oftrs 10 Clubs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14

81 say Pat" said Yankee to an Irish
man who was digging in his garden, care
you digging out hole in that onion bed T
"No," says Pat. liam digging on. The
earth and leaving the hole"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
GETTING HIGH.

The Rev. John Pierpont tells how it is
to be done, as follows:
The sturdy oak full many cup
Doth hold up to the sky,
To catch the rain that drinks itup
And thus the oak gets high,
By having water in its cups;
And so must you and |.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14

Ifkuowledge without religion we're high.
" valuable, nothing would b. more % than
tho devil.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14

1.-THE moon," said teetotalier, is not
quite one of our sort; she lets her moder.
alton be known to all men, and only fills
her horn once month";" "Then she fills
it with something very strong" vas the re.
ply, "for have seen her half gone"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
VENERABLE EGG.

The Boston papers mention Penguin's
egg taken from the Island Of lchaboe, fifty.
eight fee, below the surface Of guano. A
calculation based upon tho accumulation Of
guauo, proves the egg to be s4Os yeats old.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14

A Mr. Dexter has preached new .heo.
~ of astronomy. tho foundation Of which
is tina, the earth is the only visible ponder.
able matter, and that the sun and all the
heavenly bodies are mere optical decisions.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
School Convention.

A Convention Of teachers and others in.
tete,ted ~ Common Schools, Will be held at
the Congregational Nicotine house IN East
POuiiney, on Wednesday Feb. ., lsis, at
10 O'Clock, A VI.
An Address Is expected from Rev T.
Halock, Principal OF Cas,.rlon SEMINARY,
at one O'Clock, L. NJ
The following subjects have beer assign
cd to individuals for discussion
Reading.
English Grammar,
School Government
The relation OF Common Schools to a
Free Government.
The use e. the Bible in Common Schools.
Olher subjects may be presented al the
opllon OF the Convention
A general attendance from PoulIney and
the towns 10 that vicinity Is earnestly re-
ques,ed
G. TAYLOR, Sppt Com, Schools
tor Rutland County,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

RprArIlARrroUD The { u-anInys
large aul NOISY mob disturbed the usual
quiet Of the City OF Ilauford on Thursday
night last Il assembled tolake violent sat
,siacion Of Mr VIM II Burlcgh, the I'd
TOR ofthe Charter OAK tnn abolition paperi
ioran attack in his paper upon J.. Wood =
house Of tia, CITY, who has recently return
Cd from Mexico Some damage was done
to his oflicc and also to bis house The
Mayor md watch came upon the ground,
and through lhrir Efforts the mob was DIS
perscd without dong further mischief No
aires. s were made
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

fnycttc,illo y. G. March = lNi7

faycttc,illo y. &, March 2 lNl7 \
DR. fowlo Dear Sir-HnNiug used several bot
tie. Of " star, Bal-ain Of Wild Cherry IA my fam
iiy for the complaints for which tifrecummcndcd
with decided beneficial effect lchcsrfuly adNI-o my
friends, aud all others whu may need medicine d
that kind T. try Il. q \ Sew ARENAS.
Nh. We do not ak The public to rely SOLELY
upcn recommendations produced from states TAI
distant whcr, the Tcr.ous cannot Ice known. out
having testimony from every state iu the tu"n
We refer all who have an, doubts al out u, ,hcacl
OF this highly popular and useful M eInc, to th'
own height. "A who have used the article.
beware II counterfeit. aud ,mitutious-Syrur'
aud all other preparations ot Via Cherry, Re
member they only initiate In uHm". without posses
.ing The virtue. Buy none bat the genuine al
orisiunl u IIi|r-.s BIilW q UtH Cherry.
Sigrcl / BUTTS ON tho wrapper
SEru " Fowti Proprietor Ho.lou Mass.
For sale by Luther Daniels Rutland.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

AZ RI ~ = VI
o,t2n-.The MAtkci !, very quiet with
4 downward tendency TIE sAlcs arc al
mos, wholly 60 spiupcrs
Flonr--Tbe market is very dull and
sales hunted OHIO Michigan md Osvccn
stcal, p; SuaG o. New Orlcars 2 sat
Is Bu, li,'c doing 90 Southern. sale. a,
q ia1 l.N Meal Ia3 IL and Rlc Flour
43N
Gram Gcnoscc Wheat J.. sci...- q4Ito
steady 81. 10000 bushels new Com a,
GiaG6 rcn,s Northern Oats s7A5O cts
pr1y.ious--S al,s Old Pork ., g. - for
Prime and ~ SIS for Moss Bcof. A. 4
as fr Prime aud : LAS 5 I for Mcs. --
Lard : LAS cc,ts Picked meats At,
nvcr shoulders. 3-4ai, hams, q .2a7
Batter At lla23 ccntc Cheese 3 la,
cents.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
REPORT or the COMMITTEE uPnN
THH EXAMINATION or CASTLE.
JOS SUMMARY

TOS SEMINARY
ne eIaminauon, ola pubic SeminsrT -
.esiu.ns. ,hoagh of ifrqoeut occoirosre. as
,si oocs,ion, 81 no Ordinary interest They
30 10 80 Important sense ne ws' mars
',H.oU no.s o.. r'ogre" % Improve m' n' ''a
,rrt,r.nd. q gw ls.neo The undergo.
"a sfc htp7y 10 tIr,c.s tier sense e. NE
e. thaisctet and 'a.os Of tms l"s''iIuon
slshi.h the sIsuinAuon Of mo past three
a,s BE-, sdpded gtauiytnF proof Tho
curnr,iioe have aitsnaed the ctbminsiion OF
r.,fvAI Ne cas-c. sud have been much
pisascJ wuLt.c evidence ilvs f.'m.hed Of
.ompc ,eus,. ,lu and is.hfuinc.s on the
pau nj the teachers and diligence and dsci.
lied uu9rv,e ucnI 10 'hctf rurtIs II - MT
cl1I.L u1 -, u'tue etamlna gcue's =
,4at thst have been thorough and well su.-
rsi,~d. la 'oGs ofihe glasses, pecuhht snd
marked crceliencies have teen exhibited,
49, me- i4.t iha. suSl have been aualrcd,
dolaarss dOss, a. q Ought inspire the
,,Achers Tor new otiuus and the scholars
viii higher hopes Of future srtainmsni' 1t
should a.so contribute among Other .aIngs TO
rr,lsrc Tie public ~th cont 'ence IN the In
suluupn. Aud determination Literally N
sustain ii o. tie whole Nc heartily con.
gfaiulsic tie friends Of Educstou Do this re
glon, uppu tie Distinguished advantages hsfe
afforded Tor the oonmc nccment OF a ciassi.
cal education. Nt those ~ no des're TO puDUg
collegiate course, srd laf thorough tram
ing Ia those sold bfnaches1t sludy. az wei
as poii. Adjustments, winch my an
o., qualify their sons and daughters to ac
with cfed, TO Themselves AMI benefit TO all
tho part winch may De 'ho"s IA life. Ans
We cordially commend 90 them and % Tx
public general, tms Institution as worthy
orhelt continued and Increased con6Jenc,
and support.
\hsaFriH llvpr, Examining
CHAuNCrY I,YLoR, Committee
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

IANslNG. ruE NEW CAPITAL OF MGR
lcAN-A lcucr IN the Detroit Free Press
says There Is a fine opportunity Tor eH-
crcise here. Some 80 Of the officers and
members have rooms al Turner'S Hotel, nI
the Scymourpacc which IS upwards OF
one mite from the Capitol Others board
around as the "School,na am.' do IN the
country Che Of the Senators hangs up
IN one Of the committee rooms indeed
all the committee rooms are turned iWo
sIecoing aparlmcn,s. and the cushioned seats
N the Senate Chamber have accommud'
ted more than one.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
BOSTON MARKET.

Flour The market 10 without change
Nnh sma sales t-,, common bands Irn.
e,ees55s per bJl Howard stree, & u.
I mos
Gnin--The uahvonble state OF the
weather hs. prevented much business being
done. ani pu-cs fcmaln nom nalIy the
same yellow Aai Corn GAGS, and white
CelG7 GEMS per bu,ad -,Tnve.!cr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
Tcmperance Notices.

VIZ .rr~. ate az preni OF the = Nou
Snic Temperance society, VII ,pcni
short season ia Ruilsnd County durng We
current Winter Among other Interesting
aud commendatnD not - which Mt 4 has
90 hIs posscstlJu, - tAc follow
.A.f,v, De- 3 Isis
] nathan ! q % has Ing l..u employ. . t.
o.. y } ~tti. Temperance So. t AID b. Iu.t,.
'H. a'a t.'h.. s,rn,i CONN .ist.su oi q ia.t..
i4I i.ar,.t 49, col. .tssfal Agt.i ha,ue ,...t.I.
.'.r' r.u-v D. g., state aUd .It,inra daring Do.
.t. c1 Iu10Vo 20 .atul., g. o., t.tAl sh.tir,I.,
pledge. /" any I'D 800 which Lc may hsr,au,r
ABB. b, 'air'. 'h mm oar ,.riiAl wHh,' AZ
uaciulues PHilHr rHstrs 49,.
ArHE Taos
X X Won 'h'A
4. S,U,l 'omn"''.'
~ Canin Nj. lecture at The fulowinc r!..
cc- and times, Va
Ne.s ro'ners Thursday, Jan 2-,h
EsS Ioutne,, Iutay. 2slu
West Poulluc, Sa,ud,, { sun. 30 4 3Oh
Middleton Monday. Jan. 5l>t
1inmputh Iuesda, Feb LIST
Daubv Corners. Netn, sday %
Dainty botoneh, Thursds, 30
Mt TALBOT Enday. tih.
Nj HOW, North. >atutdaV. 9TH.
Mcchaulcsvue, SUNDAY b
' NfNlllA ~ fil's si''.''iNf 'hti
Nuulhim, TUESDAY, Sth
Nalungtord Village. " cdncslav 9TH
South Nalhnrtotd. Thursday, lOth.
Clarendon, South Flats, Futav. llth.
Spuugs, Saturday, l2,h.
Ira, Sunday 1911.
Caslle'on, Monday 4 Tuesday, l4,h & 18Th
FauhaVeu, edncsday, lG,h.
West Haven, Thursday Eth
Benson. FRIDAY 18Th
Sudbury, Saturday a Sunday, 10Th u 9Olh
Hubbnrlnn, Monday, 2lst
Ns.l Rutland. Tuesday 22d
tft Rutland. "Wednesday o3l
Mendun, Thursday 2ith.
ShetbutnC. Friday Goth
PusNcld, Saturday & SUNDAY goth eth
Chucndcn. Monday 2sh
Pnlsfrd, Tuesday6 We'd 20,h,d March /,
Brandon, Thursday 4 Friday, 2d & 3D.
It's requested tina, clcrgymcn aud ia,
= friends Of Temperance in the several town
vii AID IN giving publicity to the above ap
pojnimcnts
uTWill the Vermont Chronicle, Tempe;
ance Herald and Voice Of Fie: dom cop,
the above
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

issJ~Tho loss, according to table from
the Ad)ntaut Generals Office IN killed, III
nll the battles In Mexico, has been thus far
AIT aud cur wounded 1909 The Next.
can loss ia killed has been - 500, wounded
1900 The American loss hy sickness
hos ncyyr Yet been asccrtaincd exactly, but
officers returned from the army estimate 1t
ms exceeding 1900 OF our wounded
numbers have died of their wounds
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

DANOrRs OF WANDERING Ten or
6trcu year, ago" says Southern paper
SIX young men, one by onr, lrh their ma
tive country, (Flyeue, keniucky,) IN search
Of a livelihood abroad They viii all meet
a, The present session, as members OF Con-
sttss 20
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

1Hr VAS MSS CASE The u s. 81.
ptcmc Court h as dismissed the appeal for
Mrs Conner, who claimed TO be the wife
o(lhe late Gen John = Van Ness All
The ladies that go to law don'IIlre a. well
rs Mrs Games
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

I'm Did you ever 60 to a military ball:
asked lIsping maid the other night Of an
Old veteran
No my dear crowlcd tho old veteran in
the war | had a military ball come TO me-.
and what dye think 1t took my leg of
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
Class, Nails. Sash. Iron. &e.

ION A., BgrUrrtru G'h-t different sts. 300
M Doe Peru i'm G.. nails hDO 4glt. v.adov
-Ash q Aststccl asd lr0t 1hovris CtstIttcI Spsdrt
~ Na~s sheet lead t.r "a, ~ l. J. BILL.
Fef : lsta
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

CoAL.-A bed Of Goa has been di'-ov
cred IN the north cast part Of Atal'n'l coon
~, Alabama II runs nearly or q nicacr
Alabama, and some sixty miles INTO Me"
supp, and will furnish an incIhausp bic
supply.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
THE MARKETS,
BRIGHTON MARKET

BRIGHTON MARKET
I'm p
Al marka--l-J Beef Cauir, 500 Sheer,
- Swine
Pucc,-B Beef Cattle = O0 600.
Sheep Sll7. 200. 8 900. $50 800
SWINE Alwholr,nle - sG
Boston Journal
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

AvormrR FIRE. The lrasburgh Rec
ord Of the 18th SAYS; 1--WE regret to learn
that the dwelling housc'of w. ;. Flint Esq
Of Lowell. was entirely destroyed by hre on
Fnda, Of last week Nearly all the furni-
ture. g.. saved. The amount of loss we.
do no, know, but learn that it was insured,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
Died.

In Wabash Counts Illinois. ON the 21'h
Doe. DR. 1aron Thra!l in the 10th year of
ii. age The deceased was native Of til,
toeu and a graduate Of the Ohio Medical
College aud practitioner %; medicine near
twenty years IN the county ia which he died
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

CAUTION 70 SCREtMrR. Mr. Wes-
lcy. in a letter to one Of the preachers IN
connection with him, say: scream on more
at the peril Of your soul God now warns
Won by me. whom he has set over YOU
Sneak with all your heart, but with mode
rate voice"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

Clrrttt.j N EnTli'h agr1cu'tu
ts' rsr.cf gi,,s tie ioliouiog method Of DC
-rJylng cstcrrillari which vas accidentally
discovered and i. pracii-od hy a gardener
q Glasgow A piece Of wooien rag bad
been blown by the wind INTO a curran, bu h
AMI when taken oui was found covered T.,
lea' dcvourrc insects Taking the hlrt
be- Immediately placed pieces Of vcolcn cloth
10 every bush ~ hi, garden. anl found the
mex, day tia, The ca,srpilars had uuiycr-
SALLY taken g. them f1r shelter Ia ims WAY
be Destroyed many ,hou'auds every morn
ing.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

INpuN pRiSrERs The Cherokee Nd.
yocatc is now. and has bc,G for several
mouths. entirely IN the hands OF Indians -
Onc compo,itor j. a Greek who learned The
trade at Van Buren,, Arkansas, the others
are Chcrokccs who have acquired It IN the
nation east Of the Mississippi
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
IRON g. STEEL


| 1N( hRIN Troy aud RochcStcr Flow " n,
] w GcncsccNhest trc.h ground TOR sale
by NJ MY ERS
Whtchall Dec. 10 a. 50 lm
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

= HUNDRED leE' Eagle Mails and three lnus
- r'i boNc' darlington elias. NJ J. Ny Frs.
Nlit.. all Dol = -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

lN,Et,sro o. poFrLAIloN D"WNtA'r.
NJ. Abigail Gnhtaii wife q orriu Gub'ail
Of Marlborough, Me, presented her hus-
band ~ the commencement Of the Now
Year. with three hale aud hearty children
two rir,. aud one boy Our latest al.
,i.cs from Down last represent affairs t.
10 III a quiet and prosperous condition.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

WE The ,uh..rl' ,r. L,rrruI1,jutrdLyth eIi.n
w Probate Court for the district ~ rnirhavrr,
commissioner. 3" receive 'Aami, and adjust all
claims aud drmarl. Of all rcr.pu, rrain,t the q,
t"t' of LEVI LAMB late Of Well. IN nit
district. represented usulNcut ard nl.n all ,A,tr,
aud demands exhibited IN oa.ct thcrrt. and -
months Fl .su the 2lth day Of Novcmh.r 1911 leirg
Ah""ci i"r that purpo-, We de- therefore hereby
rn' notice TINT W. vail attend 10 the bu,iucss u
our 'ad appointment. At IN, lato dwrllug hour, II
aid dc'ras"d 10 said Urll' on tie th.rd MONDAY
Apul neat from riue O'clock L m uu,I four O.,
clock +. m. on ,aid dav.
NELSON PAUL.
PHlLO NJ FRl> ME. { 'mm' '.or'r'
Well. Dec. u lkI-
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| DD toss Fresh ground Nova Scotia Plaster
] NINltor sale by NJ }. ny ERS.
whitehall Nov. ~ 81
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

GrN HARRIsnN's CARRIACr The
FraaLiou NV Commonwealth contains
IN advertisement offering for sale The s7l,n.
diAiamly earrag- Of the lmeu"d Grn.
llitf;son I, was presented 10 Gen II hy
The youn, men Of Baium7re The orgy.
nal eoE was s2JO0, and Il ls nov very
nrsfivh good - when new. ,horch Il will
b. sold fof gtoa'Iy los Than cost Tn.
c reumaanecs of he family ofthe imenirl
hero are nol slch as VIII permit them 10
Lcrp Il an5 ihey hsvs advertised, IN ID,
hope aha they may 6ni IN ken.acky a
mong their la,nds, purchaser
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

HENr FALuRL We learn from New
Bedford. that Andrew Robson Esq, Pres.
idcnt orthc Fall River Railroad Company
and one Of the most cNtcUs,yc mnnuiactur-
crs 10 New England, stopped payment yes.
tcrdAy Nr Rubcson Wa, the proprietor Of
extensive priMt works at Fall River
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saddles and Harnesses.

'Vli uh-crtets uouiA ib,its per,outtp RausnI
L sr4 ',c,nit, vho 'sa, ~,sb 60 Iut,has' v.tA
.. itrir line ot tusiress Co. call ard otsHirc the,I
% a'i lfirr.. To, ell vartaut tlst .i..l 81,
It = s-' tai T1ar,f sri made uf. ia f..,lar
IL. L... a.. - L. =. 1
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Found,

hN o., ruAI b., wr,r Ira and 7 r vi s.u'A -
- Ira NJ. ting house ten roll. OF Z. ttHu Thread
Labelled Latbrop a Pcngcld rtw.otd. VI The
owner Z. tcqucstcd to Prov property la' Charge
aud tai, them sway The Loser can hud them At
the rc,ipcpcc OF Ira Mann ~ Ira.
r., J,D = 1919 i Eutr, Coos "a