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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

RARK WANTED

BARK WANTED.
pnE subscriber having rented the new Tan Yard al
! Bacon Quarter Branch, tformery occupied by E.
R,rneyhough,) wishes 10 purchase Spanish and Ches
nu Oak Bark for which tn. highest price will be paid
in cash For further information, apply at the Tan
Yard M. u. rALMEh.
March 27-ctMayl'
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1ROZE'1,S aKITHMETIC

AN ARITHMETIC Tor Colleges ana schoo,s, W
"A Claudius Crozet Principal of the Richmond AGA
denny, late State Engineer Of Virginia, and iorlie,
Professor OF Engineering al West Port-ptiee 1s '''
Published and for sale BY a, Mo" Ma,,
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BOYS CLOTHlNG.i
1T FLEETS great Northern Clothing Ma
n nufac,ory will be found Boys Frock, Sack
and Dress Goats and Round Jackets. Also,
PANS, Vests, &C., &C., a, New York cash prices.
For sale al FLEETS
Richmond Made Clothing Mandatory.
April IL 1876, Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
BONNETS.

BONNETS.
WE are receiving BY Express daily additions
wv 10 our stock OF Bonnets direct from the
Mandatory, and. our assortment is as complete
and prices as low as can be found in any OF the
Northern cities.
w. Il E. P. CARPENTER g. CO.,
April 6 Opposite Kent, Kendall & Atwaler.
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IFrom The American Courier. |

The leading peculiarly Of the book is the inroduc-
llon OF reasoning greater extent than It has been
customary In works arithmetic. There Is nothing
empirical in the book. The whole logical process OF
the science Of numbers is exhibited with conciseness
and espcuity, aud is made the basis in each of
The practical rules which follow. The study Of anth,
metc in The manner here taught must be an excellent
preparation for the study OF algebra The author has
made also, valuable corrections In the vulgar no.
nenclature, and introduces some Improvements IN the
common processes of arithmetic. In the matter Of In
novation, however, he has exercised commendaoie
degree Of caution.
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TESTIM ONIdL S.

Attention is requested 10 the following ho''e " '''
work, from the author OF Peter Farley .,,.,,
CRuZET'S ARITHMETIC. 1t Is an eAe ashsa,
book, possessing the usual advantages OF our school
Arithmstics, which teach the praci'ee OF .e a'' '"
tbodised and presented TO The student. y Is cacua
led no, merely TO teach what usually lad Gown IN
book Arithmetic, but 10 set the reasoning lacuies ~
hich will render efficient in It's application to
other subjects. II is evidently the production OF mo
rough scholar in Mathematics who, In the tar advan
e,s he mas made has not forgotten the difficulties Of
tbat sieep ascentn by which climbed 10 knowledge.
His sympathy for the pupil, and his understanding Of
his capacity, enable him 10 teach with facility what
would have been impossible 10 one destitute OF these
Qualifications. 5. g. GOODklCh.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
DEN SIDNEY COLLEGE
THE Chair of the Theory and Practice of
i Medicine in this Institution having become
vacant by the resignation Of Professor Cullen,
The subscriber will receive applications TO fill the
vacancy until the 18th of May, when the Facul-
~, with whom the nominating power rests will
proceed TO nominate q candidate to the appoint.
ing Board. S. MAUPlN, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, April l2-td
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Ten Dollars Reward.

n, Slrayed or stolen from the subscriber, on the
MZA 18th instant, a small clay bank MARE, four
yea feet inches high, dark name and tail, three
whtu feet blaze face small ears, and carries them
erect The above reward will be given 10 any one
who win return the same to me, at my house, corner
Of Main and LIST street. JAMES GRIFFIN.
April l7-c4t
STANTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
I'VE offer for sale the Tract Of Land belonging to
w the Estate of John Armstead, deceased, lying
ON Staunton river, In the county Of Charlotte. This
,rae of land contains $40 acres, Of which good pro-
norton is first rate river bottom with about 400 acres
f high land In original forest, nearly all Of which IS
6st rate tobacco land There highly improved up
land lots aso improved lots on the bottom land, for
tobacco wheat, sc. This tract OF land lie, immedi-
stey on Staunton river, few miles above the propos
ed crossing OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad,
and Is situated In neighborhood for refinement and
negligence equal 10 any in the state
Persons wishing TO view this land are referred to Mr.
J. p Ransom, who resides it, or Mr.. Green, the
JOHN w. ARMS fEAD,
THOMAS PUGH,
Executors Of John Armistead, deceased.
ch,,,,,,e April IT, lS4Q-cw6W
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Prom the Southern Journal of Education.l
The four fundamental rules more faithfully dis
cussed than in any work acquainted with. The
same is true In regard TO Decimal and Vulgar Frac
lions We cordially recommend the work TO the con-
sderalion Of teachers and advise them TO obtain co
py foI their own examination. They will be amply re
u,d for their trouble and expense in the perusa Of its
p,ges, so much more attractive than those Of COM
mon authorities which usually consist of rules printed
in ates followed by examples for practice in solid
phalnI. April IL
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TO PURCHASERS OF MUSIC AND MU-
SICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SELLING OUT AT COST, 10 close business, all the
- large stock Of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE NJ
MONTAGUE'S MUSIC STORE, l5s, Main St, Rich
mond, Va. The Stock consists Of
Flutes, Accordeons, Flies, CIarionetts,
Victims, Guitars, Flageolrtts, Drums,
Cornopeans, Post Horns, French Horns,
Trombones, Buges, TrImpels,
Violin and Guitar Strings, Bows, &c, together with
upwards of seventy thousand pages or Sheet Music,
comprising The largest and best selected assortment
South Of Baltimore.
Now is the time for bargains, the above goods will
be sold at and below until the FIRST of May next
Call at MONThGUE'S MUSIC STORE,
1853, Main street, nearly opposite american Hotel.
Anrl lI-endtM aYl
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May 24-dIyew
TINE LAW OF HUMAN PROGRESS
The Law of Human Progress, or the
Science of the Mind; By james c. Hs'sisli. r.
c. ived and 10, sale by
April l6 a. MohhlS
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RIBBONS.
WE have a very large assortment OF Rib
w bons, OF new and beautiful styles, which
we are selling thirty per cent. less than prices last
year. Merchants will do we'll 10 cali and exa-
mine our stock.
w. & E. P. CARPENTER & co.
March 2S-u
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FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE
L No. g. Main Street.
Drawn Nos. of Pa,apsco Lottery, Glass 40:
43 So A So SIS 80 IA 70 8 40 ID 8 IS.
This day-Bel Air, Glass 30. IS Nos, I3
drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000, $500
20 Of 1000. Tickets S..
Also, Small Fry-S5,O00 Tickets ST., at
CHALK'S,
April u doors above the Old Market,
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW SPRING STOCK OF
CLOT IT Nc

Z subscriber Opened IN the 18th ant
IN the new Store, No. ll2, Main street, new anu
beautiful stock Of SPRING CLOTHING, consstin.
In part OF The following articles
super black Frock and Dress Coats
DO brown do do do
Cashmeretie Frocks and Sacks, colored and black
nweea ana ErmaneIte Goats OF every style
Drap D'Ete Frock and Sack Goats
CIrcassln do do do
Linen Goats of every style and quality
p.ack satn and silk Vests, most fashionable s:ye
Fancy do do do dn a.
Drab and blue Cashmarete dn 40
Fancy Marseille- do d. a.
Black Doe SKIN Pants 40 s
Fancy do do ~ ~
Drap D'Elr and CircassIan Pants do d.
Linen Pants OF all qualities
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned, who has been
~ appointed by decree Of The Chancery Cour,
for the Richmond Circuit, in The suit OF Smith vs.
Parker, Receiver, TO collect all the outstanding
debts and assets due the late concern OF Smith &
Parker, hereby gives notice TO all persons ndebl-
ed to said ae concern, by bond, note, bill or other
wise, 10 make immediate payment to him, who
is alone authorized 10 collect said debts.
Anril I4-6t WILLIAM PALMER.
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D Y S P E P S | Al
D. g.

A FULL and accurate account Of the new
n method OF curing Dyspepsia, discovered
and praclised by o. Halstead, with some obser-
vatons on diseases of The digestive ORGANISE
cond edition, with plates and explanatory notes
so cents. JOHN M. WEST,
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Office orc. Nv. PurceII& Co.

HUENTS FOX
d. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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vi K 4 L n n y
HANGING MASTER 10 the Court Of Vienna,
~ will visit Richmond about the 18th of this
moaln. he proposes to teach the several dances
woich are now most fashionable, aud will, if
agreeable to The pup pills, instruct them at their re-
D9ring the past Winter he taught large class
~ baltimore, OF the most distinguished fami-
a.s, and brings with him letters of recommen-
Nd, y, 10 several gentlemen in this city.
:, ne may be found al the American Hotel at
zoe lime stated above.
chtrtaENcEs Mr. Mcfarland, Dr..
onslies 5. Gibson, DR.. K. w. Hax all.
April 6-eo6i
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dr. Hebrew Plaster.

A RESCUE TO TIE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBR.97ED
JE w ID iVl DIS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
Annexation Meeting.

On Saturday last meeting OF the
citizens of Quebec, was called, for the
purpose Of taking iu,o consideration
the subject Of the annexation Of the
Provinces 10 the United States. The
meeting was very numerously attend
cd aud considerable discussion ensued,
IN which much feeling was manifest.
q. The following resolutions were.
adopted unanimously
lsi-lhol the opcn and general DIS.
cn'sion 90 the questions Of lndepcn-
deuce and annexation 10 the United
Siales 300 tIe other cities Of this Pro.
,.uce is worthy a. serious attention
~ the citizens Of Quebcc as being
calculated 20 have lmnonse influence
oa 'h' present and future n'cr,sf ~
fls Cofr'f~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
harmony at Washington

a is.tsr recea'ly appeared 10 Baltimore
pap,r rurportiog 10 aivo remarks made
by Gea Taylor. ms private iaicru eW. e.
prsriag the ., ongrsl a;.aeAm n, for The
members Of his Canine. onc and all The
ablc and 'h.bl, correspondent Of The n
y Courier All Enquirer 'he'e7rou re.
marks
Whr,her "a presilru, hls made u.e OF
the wsris a'tutp,ei 60 im ~ o.. ! ~an.
nstts~ ls 3 .r1s isA, Do Ps~,.d,n.
afn ..at ever n.'sl torr more tau
,......-4..y IN i..e 81 'cha.e. OF oF-isl lu,ie,
loan IN prs. T-si'. -mphsuesur a
u,5risag Cah.ln ',u,ore r. ,av tsst
there are p" f.F non ~ ,ny snts.o o. q.
sh' tefo- me-, rr-s 90 t-rf sf-.l l.ns
- DO cIhitii r'rfs Tef'st'u~- i7frstrr
-frrs si;g'ns q 't7 he 49, att.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

o. Gm I, -, . ''s .d.a,n.r.i,u o i'e
tsr~rr net ~ % y tu siaes hahu 90
les iLin by be- enin,oi ala! tisafd 'n
i.itocI p 'r tea g. h.y eeume.
ih'm ssi,c, Q ths golcrou, 80 AT 'ould
igm.ns - iDe IT, sieut ard a. o. O..
20 n's'c pr ulileri feature 30 his c'aar,ef
'han DO ienaety c.th vii o he clings o.
h' 'rirni' s.hrn. .hon. ihai paluc D,
s.-ml'g. es,ry way ,hc pc'iicni an
Cao'acl are kai le..ihcf ,pdi,.ol 49,. 90
vi.ie 'n'nne 20 BE-. unto ne ed 81 th' TEX
% "hl,h ihey ar' eiNcl
Gram ccnt'cner, who ap0ar 10 D.
cngsgcl "a going otirn ADD cur 1cy Co
'ttemcuts ~ ga opp &c charctrf arc
managing wy elgmsi'y. While her Jc
si-n o. 20 ~ rat win ~ ~ secrecy her
fnosenents al. all sis.h suI t,om yefa
rainti " ,bscttsii 70.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

B,iieafuvh Il ;hc BRUSH reamef
Truy. n VI bile. sdtic,s have ben 'c
,eiv,d lrcn Vcn Cruz to The 22d OF Oclo
tcf
The T brought twenty nine ro''en-
or, fof Mobile. anl iwenty Tor NeN
orleans, ey0 600 in sp,sie iot New Or
l,aus aud $500 for Moli'c She also
has o' England sl5o GOO in specie Gle
600 # which is on account Of Mexican
dividend, l92 ha'cs cochincal. anl " o
p,ss,ue.r. She was TO leave on the . b.,
tyr Havana
TIE Chcl.,s is fast dsapp'ariug 4 m
be provinces Ears wers entertained that
several vessels due at Nrra C,uE VII n I, e
Tc,iot lief, vas lost
Acc,uun, rom lhc Cry Of N xco to
the lslh Ut report the in'u reeuon al
S,,rra Gorda a, ended, The insurgents h'v
ing submitted the nsclscs TO the Govern e.
meat
Tie terrible disease called "bobo,' Lad
appeared , Vera Cruz, and was rlrcsc n
tel To be vary f'al
The ~, sent COMMUNICATION Of Mexico
gives grcl, dissatisfaction Eyerythlng
thrca ems to r. to rain, unless tie e>is iug
safe Of tt iogsis checked. Assassination,
continue in brlal daylight. and Tie ou.hor-
ii'cs we're unable 10 prevent ,hcm
A l'rg" potion OF the pcople are sad
%, nly to allocate annexation to Ito Tn
ted States, aud TO desire The return Of San
ia Aous
The Prc,id Mt Of M,xico. tie Minister.
Of State. &C.. have gwen ords to the
Governors OF Depa imcnls and others in
nu,Aori y, by sgcci,l tier, to receive, pro
ct and II, al well Mr. llenii Ileiz, TIE
Musician, on any musical 'ist be may
make to their Provinces, or # he sho1ld
pass along Their way tlc lift Mexico on
the -3i Sept. for Guanojlnto lie vas
to sop a short time at Qucrduro, to give a
corceu there Mrs. Bishop and Mr.. Bo.
,hn 'e0 Iho city OF M,xco IN n private
Garage, on TIE 25th Of Srt. Timber o
Gl,d Iaj Ia
Tue shock Of ga earthquake Was ie.l al
tc ely Of Mexico on tie 2slh Of Sop
4 lester fom CorIoya Of lhr 25.h gives
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

LITTELLs LIVING AGE.

We have rccciued from SPENCER, No
2s6 Of Lit'll's Living Age one week in
advance Of the day Of putlica'i n. Tbi,
IS deed dly the brsl periodical publish, d.
The Mo 'ero V's'al. ard Journal Of Mrs
Milton Hh'ch arc published 10 columns,
are worth tho subscription price of the
Magazine year Price 70 / ? cen, Per
number
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
T. / I E R Up HIC.


Nrw York, Nv, s. letter sdvces
have been received from Il,vana. No'h.
ing politically ncw Island quci
Noulrosc, Pa NV. g. The Cashier of
the Susquhanua b < is in jail IN d.fsult
Of $4,000 tail The sum re, ted IN
accounted for Is So Geo
Appointments Washington Nov. . -
John w Farnlly oc prnns,lyanil. has
b ca appointed Fifth Auditor of the Ttel
surv VICE, Peter G.. Washington. mayol,
Robert II. Nrre. coinc- a the Branch
Mint at DlLloto. GA. vice y. II Nh.
son, removed; Gabrial W long. Of ALI
tnmn, ludnu Agent Of the Chickasaus.
vice. Opshu-, rcmoy. d.
We le1ro nnoif< only Of the nppoin,
monts Of :. T'ighhm, Of Maryland ps
G 'nsul at Por 0 Ric and Samuel ".
Fl. rsore. Of Pc nyv'nia, as Consul a
'B z rs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
Terrible Flood and loss of Life.

The LrsEns Dsm ,,fai u he 81, u't
has he follos%no sc.o1nt Of dre,dul
aood ~ he rsj,n ne county Of Carbon
cause by lie n'rfn which rrevsicd over
90 ~ii. m eIteni u eoua'ry On Monday
We l~arn. by The eoniu-or Of thcs i,r.
nOon tram OF cars from Whro Haven, the
parlcu'sp as far - he W., abe to cahcr
them Al The u ne Of ht leaving Of tie
ucatoif fJoj. ani IT, M aneholy eonse
quenee.
hspPesrs hat on llitkory R.o. ssream
shieh smp'i.s into the L-high sbout Eve
miles below White Haven. there was a
large dam, b. lenging o NAhlou X. Taylor
which eorercl shout 20 AIRS Of yrouod
.sen 'u'l AMI in soue place, 40 feet deep
Daring Monday night, ia Consequence oil
the heavy rams on Int DAY this dam hlled
~ overhovinr. tthe vase caes having
bseu Neglected TO be hoistej, aud The d,m
save way about mi might. sweeping every
hing before a. Houses with Their 81 cp-
'pg 'nm''es were dashed 10 atoms, and thcir
'nhstians, without a mamrnrs waning
carried away BY the mighty nood.
Mr. Taylr's Lou'c and iuo saw NIL,
~'re carr 81 away nod not tinb,r ~
msred toge'hir lis daugLrr. VITO W..
in ihr house Al he tim, w's found on
TScti under o low Of IL. i God. acai
Jacob W'-t's WI, and fopr chllf,n found
dead. IL was .11nl uuicr los hcap IN
stas o. iassn'ib Try Thomas CrNofi
and VIC woe both found dc,d Twca,,
persons were N 's.nr, q - hi b seven |. e.
have been lon d.
Nothing hAsh ~ hoard r m ; low TIC
mouih o' 'hc creek a.l sem u, a?p,c' CO..
sons are 'nfo 'a'rcl Or sy,ral nmi'c,
living iH., below ifaua-r W gorge Itc.
must h'se rc.i va a.. tc i.Ltl
high o. un.h taf d. o.
has b'c' ols ,..a 10 ne VIC Who'll,
Inc u LII N W. MIN
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

,ys'ls. .fvI % fa,iot = ash asa.
he I 4lisl 10 - Gs caosl' ! ! -n
fof ~ r1'r1,i o. sish app % N Ut. an
De- TIE b@rsy n tie S.aie. s'Fays ~
rid'as is above pfs,fi'os u d., tt, .
sh
Asrtctt IS --In.fe ,s.N ~ H. &c
'sd. % sf',iat j IN ration h,. J1,'i-c'
Of tn l's-s "a s1g iorn iaaas io's "a.
~se ,h ia'a1 ilhah,ais nor NJ % iha1
be Jus'ee, u ~. P>..e n any ,own nv
'nS 80 tho1iaa and 80 ih,n 'h'e- ton.
sani inhabitants. nor nor. th'n ts'lva
Jasic-s u the Pee. 10 sqy fosn haunc
thrss tho isaai All lee hia ase thsaant
or more iahaAran,,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07


81 I.nni' 7, 'cn. c.v'nf to li'c.t in.
,slilo rerr1a rmi, at:
Or "a Rroi Cl'orn Tcti'o'v
Nr-rf lp.s, lstq.
From L'raun,. rrsss hornn to fil for
our Ioss. anl 'hc u'mos, ls'rce had "a
b u'c - 9l1.io iArm From ih~rco NJ
W' tie : : hr7 miles. deal ,atlr rnl
fr'rmen'' ri sfoos r.mo sichi aud o.
FAR a, = h,ge c..r.ci about rec,
wagons rnt layr hen 'uro' o. o,i e " j..
dsp's~l of ON iho rpti AlD.g tls tanks
OF th North p'a.ic'o Aher. the SocetWa
ter rood turn, q he amoua, Of yllu bl,
property ;'roNuav'J IS 1't-n',h.n- ron
trunks. c'ot'iac =. ly'or 81 ow,d utou
10 the val1e of 81, lcas d'ty soueaud j lau
in about 90 NIL | have counted sbou
500 leaf ox.n along A-r,tA. ant OIL, .
mule' u a'h seems o. have tulllr ci he
emiSrmon oll itus lar although ia a mii
gst"d dcgfe- a. 20 uuinlr-s = 90 10 oI
those below src tur,d ia ;lc Pass. ana
there are some o'hus also W. % have No
'd'nt.ty on ttoif craze
IN l.araui flIl T.rll
Ser. 1896
NeNs from the S ,if Like h's j4s r ach-
81 hero, md 10. account, rom ihs ,mi-
g'an's are snythlnc but hrcr.ng. b tween
Is add ,loo) enigran'. according T.
ihesc accounts, W n b. OBLIGED to pass h'
ensuing winter among our Mormon NJ. sh.
bop Such a nunb'r Of ALI l,nal m0ntl f,
YOU will reidiy See must play the d nc,
With the lini''d Supplies n tie Nofmons
change has been mad 10 the ir. p'
intended ior For fl4li Maj Smons1n
las gone on 10 Oregon. and Cvl, poref
been left IN his ace The life reainrn
had reached + n Hall ia Good ,ond
but they hid the worst Of The road ahsa.
ol them Col, pcr;ol's comm "a vii
throw up winter q1arers somewhere in h,
vicinity Of For fI,ll, nrd IN he spring
move down nenr tie Mormon set'h mrn'. -
Those grand rrscHl' Il tho plains. a.,
PAwnecs have arain been imbuinc ih,i
hands in the blood Of tho whites Two
mon Thomas snd pirarl-caryinc the
L s mail from Fort Hall TO Fort Lcven-
~orh. were alsck' d by item few days
snee. about bali wy be ween hi. post ard
For kearncy. AMI Il is feared TIA, both
~'re killed iicut n1nalls0n. On his WAY
10 tbs post on ii the de,i boty Of Thorn.
-, and tie hat - prlrl siain'd with
blood These Pswnocs have recenily
pluuitrcd some government wagons be
iou Fort kearncy. and II is high ''me lhey
.houll he hraosl, % th.r ',u,c'. tn,
chiefs an head ine1 are VOL j spos j bui
The young men q She ulhe are ihc Wofs
Ind'ss, 10 We
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
A Proclamation.
STATE OF VERMONT.
by Carlos Coolidge,

GOV ~ - r.
The voice ~ lie rospo-s r. tu- ning ~th
lhelr ALL ave-. from 10 rleh hlrves, Il am
ohG 3 Abe notes Of } y cnamaliuc
LON many hears made c al wuh plenty e.
ihe songs 81 he b aud p sse and ,hu't >
'uing rom many lips IA oar 'Iui a; sAis
season OF the yeir--tenird US Of ,he d.
lghful srry'cs Of grateful homage 10 the
bount!ul Father Of Lgs.,'--
ia accordance therefore. wi'h he admir-
able eus,on Of revcrcd f,r,frhoi'. aud with
the dieiatei OF enlightened p asoo 90 con.
science, De- herrhy app1int THURSDAY
Inc TWEEN ~ NINTH DAY OF No.
NEMBkR NEXT to be obscrv' d through
out ihi, Siae diy Of Public Thanks
CIV ng aud Praise to AlDuhiy God.
AM | most earaesl re- on mend to IAo
people Of ,hs Commonwealth to regard
that d vth al ,he ci social art fci.
glou, propliele, vbi,h are icqni'ed by
r,oiluud 'cnse Of Ap'ale t. ti0l
Ch's,oei, n; - remembrance, II II.
ncious my mnk tie pr,'cn'. o some
hears. i 10 s., met that the pc ,p'e ceas-
ing from primary lablrs a. unb coming
amoscmeut. 'h aii, On tis chrisi N fes'i
va, c'thcr. With der SOS AID d,u.ht'r,
An' 81 ura LON a'a< around tie ihmhy
a'''' 70 fci.'ce t're h.r again under the
''e Ia r ''i an g'Vc 'hanEs 10 Tie Most
iiieh Cor ii goodness md mercy.
And IS T. i. cm.ncu.ly f, on such on o--
casion 9, p ai'e tod in lis sanctuary II
ID '''ne ""l r'q"'s' 'h' pe,oIie to convene
%" II ""'' ~ 'hc sever l''e's OF Gus
.'"l y "D"' "'""p ana 'F,m tne lnl'
'''N '"'''' F." l'N .o' ~ ~ nE' unio
'.' t'''''.N .''" "' oil ''''l us
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Ga. ID p p" p "th
o. q ''''''i '' 'h - 90 TIE rc'pe n
.n'' ''i 'H' in'''is: 3D. ilr j y' o. en-
''N' '"N 'ai'e'' "'i 'se cpnons mp of
''N ''' '''r''s ''r ',' .'idn'l nd c"m''on
7 o p r. d ID To- con'mran'c G. q e
''"tiiA-''- hI Sings OF civil and social
" '' an" a'i tess uadcf 'n' seuia' iigh'
"' 'aini"s ana re 'g'on.
'' "'''. ID, IS am tl'r' M Lord
''' ''' IN '''''h hindass towards our
e'NN T! ~ "'"iug i'c voice d prayer for
'"e 'e"''s'5 OF the P'>ll'nre. AMI IN
''oiot .'- '.e l'sol'ic family herth Let
20 rae i'ri lr tbs henicnan. smiles on
on i.ii0n 90 The continued pres rain Of
tAs pr'e u.s. legacy hcqu ath'd to u. by
oar 'oH Ia hI' ol 'i,il aud l,silus i crty
uud'r I'll" b ma,5n' ligh. O. Divine Reye,
''''u N"l ~ ''Im o' CIV rnmen' tne
M "'u,''s " Ai'h 70 neY m2Ic 'ig-
lazy i0u'''V han IN Tho ll'e mom'n.
''n" '''"'s % ia" Od World
A'o'e MI 'r' " give thanks 10 God Tor
''' s'n ~ "o'r'L which by a living l'lth
lu'"' we We, y Sorrows ot human life in'o
w. anu "eh' np mans pathway 10 The
gfsVc WITH Nuuht hpnss of n blessed i'm .
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

Bl nciag ~ph 70 sai a ulsn' list 80
f,n.'mb' Is ;hs IN wing
There ~ss mau w oui is~a,
Andhs sN ~un'dfous wise.
lie Jump IN tfiei 'su.h
.na s,rstrh'd out bcih hi.ef.s
P.thar' u BIO her Ea.,man oi'l give
Ills ia b ~ L many woull So a 'ii.kins
aoa.'gy b'tNccn |, eond,on II the poor
man. mi that Il ne upiy,rs.l locolOec
pafty in Vermont.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
SECOND QUARTER
Of Elm wood institute,

VNilEnert quarter ofthis in.tit, ten will com.
- n,uce on Monday l9thiLst IL j. detircd ID /
Iaii,s would he there az the commencement Of tho
quarter. iu order that classes would commence at
The s"mc TINE. Persons wi-hiug 20 hccom, teach
e. vii receive d. plomss and situntinns when qual
ihci. Felspht j. want ~ teachers can be supplied
ly aVphcaton 20 he -uhserlhcr at tie Institute
AZ examination will take Place II 40 end Of ths
term nh'n TIE public are respectfully invited 60
attend Wal PEAsE Principal
+. :. No old pianos are used in this institute,
Ain'e {. have hours practice FER day without
extra cargo. 3ujy
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
Dissolution.

THE ooparnership heretofore existing
between ,hc firm Of Pairh L Chase. 10
his day Dissolved Nv mutual consent The
business viii hereafter I've conducted In the
name OF &. l. Chase, who will seule oil
demands against ,he lale firm. and 10 whom
All debts must 10 paid
e. L. CHASE.
HIRAM u. PATCH
Mount Holly Oct 81 let9 :wt1