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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

STATE or VERMONT u Be IRENE uibe, ID
District Of Rutland, S.. ! that AT a ,pttisl
.es,,aa uithe probate eosrtoT said d'ti.hi
Of Ru,.and held at katinnd in and for said Dts
tr,rt o n the NH day Of Jane, A. d. 1852
Prevent, fipu. Hsfvey SUTTON Jsdse
Where's. Srriy MiIlsfa admin 'strstnr of
Ezra o. Willard late Of Danby "a sa,d D,s.riet
decreased Interstate has tins day prrseatsd la
the SAID Pronnte Couu h petIton ~ wShins
therein setting forth eettas facts r~iBrse 80
tI,s r,us,lon Of sad c.,st" hr-by II Hp'
l~ars nrc~ssat J (" .fii part Of the teal -sist
Of SAID d.crs.-d ~ order 10 IeHliA' Hssr'a
enough T." pay tho delts"' sn't decreased aud
the .Iyenses ri adnir'si rsf '"n, that part 81
/ sad teal estate csnHut bc sid wIthnN "J"ry
ia those interested IN the r-"s'i n s, and
il-rrr,fr rrqne,,ipy SAID Cosr 60 Srah b'n
! , i,erpss to sell al .o,d real rsiafe-- sn,d
real rststr enps,,i Of about lGn ocfrs ~
I land ,austra in Wells ~ the County at
: H.ti.od sni.,~ri "a f-ni pes able annually
. Ia Sad Inv ii wells
( Tlr,oG.,s. f. - rd~ftd by ss,d cnpr that
i IN. harm aud DE 'si"h ~ SAD pc'h'"A bc
aud the sA fn. az hfu by - FIRED in s'sir d
...,,nn ,I,,,a ros.i.., b. h-ll 1t HE ofiir- oi
IA, gegi,t@r uf ,srd con,i IN sad Rn,laDd on
THE lot MONDAY heins the I'd day 81 hsgos'
| , ID so aud ti.s Ho,icr thefepi bs f'f'n bs
| rubl,.hins eert'trd c1Ip ~ the fce"rd ~
! bi, order thee verbs s"oc"''tSrib PfS'i"ss
| s,.,-,o M ti,r Rutlsbd Herald nyssyspsr
,,,,.,rJ =, sad Rmisad AID ar. dating IN
IN. "a. ,y,,,.,, hood 81 uo-s int .i~d a. ords
i,h., m ,,r,.oo, int ~ si~s 'h~I~'n may tskr
| ,,. no,,r, ,b.,~.d the, aud th~f~ sp,,~s he
or, aid es.r, and y,ts hn"d. f"f The pay
ga. nj 81 ,s,o d. bts s"d yrisnss az sih~r,
ts,.. ob,rc, to lice s'ast'ns 7f I'D hcss.~ ~
t,hsy sec sfos
! At',s ~ 90, ",'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
NEW
Brick Establishment.

HNiIE subscriber has opened
u BRICK YARD
Oh the land Of Sam Clark, ie W rods South
OF J iluutoons, where he viii keep con.
stani'y on hand good assortment Of
BRICK
whci, he will sell at rrssona bic prices.
All hose IN want of good article will
please call and examine his stock as he has
some 80 900 on hand.
y. MANI TYRE 4. Co.
Rutland. July 81, 1852. 3ow3'
RUTLAND 4 Adds ON MUTUAL,
snNHE D,rsotors have As.es.ed the sneinbess
L Of the Rutland u Aidis0n Mutual Fire
Insurance Company for payment NJ tho Losses
during the yrar ending Juiy u, 1854, as foi.
lows;
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

b800O00 - OU0VOV
KEEP cosysspiiy On hand lssgr ass"n
n as-st NJ Hyson sk n. fop.g iiyson
Old Hysoa, N'nEyong and S.ou.he"s Tea'
SIC. . god ussoriHs~pt al Coffee h'eh tia ,
ofkpr al yr'crs that viii sst'sfy
ceptr, Rutland. Jsiy 10, ::
PAPER HANG INGS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

N As,sss,,SrAs viii be complrtrd.
% speAed Tor tAs reerptsea ef Company
byesnhss 10.
6Prss III Heard, two dollars per day,
0lyuDOU LELAND 4 90.
paoralgroas. 32tf
PAoFRlETORe
1|G410D.

I HE1Eoy give ass.ce that have this
lasy 9vss NJ ssn wsl,sss %. bis ''s.e 30.
- 10 ssasioAss II AIS a,ses'ty ard ihs'
s6su sAsiV ssSs Il bic ssssis(s s"f Psy
b Aabss II BE essvaslsag after Ih.e ssie
0TEPhtsN ~ EsTON. ".
etyasssb. Aue. I'M bG6e. fsw5
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
Pas,.ag,Es seias Aonh and Isl.

BY Mail Tram. irsse rIay Grp, y sch'
neeiady at 5,9i fesca burlington i2,oDr y.
Booster, 1. ~ T. s.-...s..s..
By ..sprv.. Train, iesrr N,'w York - "
esaci,,B, u stos 7.I5 ~. lluIi'sstp@ &c.
pa, Montreal ~ and O:Is sssush y
y ~, ~
~ .S.s-,nnnot,nn TrW1, t~syc Nsw vnrk
. ~, Schenectady /. " aud Troy ~
,rsh.ng Burlington sad D. BOSS fslIs iu ,
A. .aiue DAY
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

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4 - 4 ~ vtssIsks 6ssss Ysis
- Ia SsT4eebss ssss, ssd ~
=, sssezisg 10 ~ M ccasess
~ I.uescs (s sss-d II srssasS
NE vosh ~ 10 she psSlic.
I, sl,sli ~ ira Mo skis FsM si,h
-. ~ II. siapse reason shas NE
I "a se4 ssd ~ Oesossv, ssd he
-, hrs., rendering Il sesass e~
= N sss bic po~ess fsrsAen A.
= tr-s sesirSA " NJ. Issar,,
1 Z ID. = Iia,,Ief,~ End b. NJ.
I. Il DsrIisEtos, owses Il : Fly
scsn.- we heresy ssy 10 ihca.
!, 4 ID te = he 6tsas Fair asd
: ecsyam~isiiag. We win match
/. N t-osh a Jss 70 - ca the ics
I Wnaet " m . irsck nasaises s~s.
= sny ssss no, i-ss thar ecs ihea.
EujlssA We hsPs - aees sos.
s,sa. q ne State Fsir. srd ~.
ulsaisarIes.
NORTH & NYRICKS.
49,, Al. ID. 1917.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
Yu.fu.rr, s0ins Saulk aGd Mat

Nv Mad ffs'n, i-sve Rusiin gaan : ~ ,
and reach TrVy ~ y, A~s sosk ~ . d.
Schenectady trS Tor tlr- Wed Dss' 40
Troy
~ E.p,s~s Tfsm, rave Oa,snsys,sh a.
I ~ humt-si ,, - =. koss,a ~ . n ,
fcs-h Troy -, N~w fofk m,h u. an;
Se.~p.rtsdy ~, 70 Gem ~ctsss Nth We
trra Baifslo kspf-s --Dsss .r H'rf..p
Hy Accommodates rr~~, i-es~ rsfI,sx .
ton s,'nv k"stss ~ .. ioH,s~ ., asi~ni. a.
Fry' n Troy ir~s' r'.iu,tis Sof tau h,p Ia
psess Tfa,s To- M Ssio, anne evening. EIu
The II sd>pp ave, tssio. r-ses'as A~s tOts
is
P4.~ny~,s rsr,sa N'~ Yo,s b, il' "a {.
u Esyf-.. Tsa,u. arrive II fry = - =. ,,
cona~e, at Byiioss F.hs 5. I :. sHs Ussu ~
th- ssNrss u, u, sen,'aS al ghs bk"'
4 Ikssfatss ssui" 6sy
Nal r,sia from Trey q ~, - sv.,~. ~
| sslio~. Fail. r 5.f. M,rrseb tie Whns
nouuss'ss ,a.ii,e sn'tp""h.
~ tlsss sNsDs bt'd there 70 Dolly r'ch
| cay sss ns,. b<isr.n New Tgft sSA NO.
,~-I. ssa o.d'psbnrgh . trains ~
tts.~m S~w y,.t sas Bvsi,sgton. IL,
trs,as s~,~ssn Tfay ard s,s hnYt"s
lTlIU'S II. CANFItLD. Spyt.
RsdssdI ys5tis.,~s Rsa Fsss
:. +. JDNSSu.,. Sstt.
! !ht H-g s fe.;9s Fsd Fs's
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

VIZ '5~ .-e "Htess t-s'..x se,~,',a,.a
~" H"e. fsssi's,e tess, G.s NV Ssts,ea -
"@tsvi, ecs"'.'-.,rsvts - eveetv~, q ss~,.
'sr soa sssN'S slisis~~s ss1 ~ sseoAs Agar .,
i""sthA.t fh,sA is,s ~ asussA 20 sssA
d'-s'n, a-eruseS, s~vsssssssS ,~s~iss NJ ~ 4
." "'sw'hs ''a~ stw Sas> ~ " Asty ts.,1
s~'.G Allowed ~ ssps e~Sss ~ sosst % rpse.,.
~s q" ,h- ~ s-,s ssse sss~s sAss - s,ii a..
"natesi'v ha~wsss ~ sss sssa svD-an,psnl
ntthr dwelling hsos- ~ sssA sApcvss~ ~ thS
Ash dsy Of "a ss.i sWd 9kh Say ~ Ne,~r,-
se' ~ s'f'ew . s'cssvA A. ~. ssesi Ia q iat
~ On ewh n sssa asva.
ns.a =, Ra,,ast. l.ly Sss. 'ssa. ~
VI 80 Il N"WWoHe'enfIs.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
DIED.

tho viiiss-, Asy. oh. !~ts. .slsi"a
h. sCd II ycars.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

ME Subscriber has erected . New Shop
on lhs psist msdc by the Castlston
sst Rsilsosd near the crossing. and 10
ssrthsriy from the depot, where he in
h - do III kinds 81 work usually done
0UuG1lITN:
1sv,sg wsAs aew gons my yrst' since,
bih ~ useDsss 10 snqaire this OF that
- dess. Cemssoa guns will be stocked
p tea 70 thsre asllsrs each. Riass end
bbts oasrsieA ss<s 10 psepnstion. Boring
: sssaSsasse sesord,ss 70 tiase sprnt. ANY
: Qsy - made gsv9 .hss ever vas, and
- t9rr.vet. He viii keep on hand va
- bisds 81 sseswt hand aud new shot
u ~ 1i9ss--r,sssas--Gua Locks--
IA noeplAe-W Ball Screws
eAs--0ea &c ps- (wssraased 6sst qusl'y)
~ sod - WiPen, sd pesl thisys
~ ~ b u tss1es
NtAsssA aun vesk vH ~ his main bs.
-. ~ = viii sonet.mes do jobs - .
Aasseiaa ] ssd essas;esaliy spPsir Trssscs
4ssss ~ osPpsssss--S.ieS asA rsPsir
=. 81 s'''''''' ''t; IA ~ sai + r.
ls,issS, Asl~se ~, isss IG
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

III q, -. sst-ss,t.~ As,ss "a .tss \,
.t-s rv>ss-ts t,ssst -a ta.sl s,.A 80
't~-ssrste 'eesiss sssesss az Aeaaa isfs
80 - Nssas IS all taGw.r sgs.sli ore
"ssrsss ists "a ts~sst 10 ssst assAst 4.ssse
sssfwss s,es ts.sies.t ss~s sss se~as ~ AZ
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
NORTH + MYRIcKS.
1rsss. Ase. ID. 1872.

n Mopxl lirAaAsp.--- Mr..
hss COMPANY 70 dinner. snd
! ss mo- Hras b rrics ss'ough, and
saS ~ Mr.. y viii = swen .mile.
tm 10 help him u the ssms
tirAins Lia eee'ly With mr. alp
ps1,s ~ 49,. lie slwsys ~.
Ne ! eesae -, ~ deas, aAry
(sgr.s s Id. . e.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

41>D0 . Es sz,nA e,SOs
HATS AND CAPS,
RtSr feerHsA .nd Eor sale cheap D., ti.o
- .ubsrribrrs al th, u store d,r sfy "pp".
site Porter. Gti,t and Marble N,tts. t.h,ct
Ruiiwnd, tiSCOMb A. UsGuUD.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
Gold Buglc,
Cost;so srrr $1,000,

C0stiag srev stUOJ!
The osly ~ ~ she world, sssd~ n pare
cAL1eORN1 GOLD.
Asd Psrsssted 10 NJ, II SLC, b. the lowell
brsss hssA, - - sekssvedgsa~nt II his
svpsssss Alssseal salsseA. a. :. s...st ~, 49,.
e z! J. A go! A..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
VALVE BUGLE,

Mod espses.Iy r., him 1t . eea of ssoo, and
10 the Erst ONE ever made. Nj X Hall wiii
slso appear IN q s"io spss h'stsv~-,te ,nsiru'
nest the lss,nrt A novri, grand, attract.
I'VE frstar~ 81 the entertainment IS the per.
lorna acc Of he Company upon the
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

Nsrss - Isas ~ : cesfs
= ass u m wsssa, ~,srs yes can
ys's Ch+rry Peeserai, Il !. a
,~i neglect. IL ysu - no, cure il.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

Avs snA se.atiisl s,,.t' FsPF' -! -
y esir s by tts't ~ = ,'''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

HslFsDtde . trftsIn sac ieF The V"fh's
~ ~ "a l4,, zee aud ir s..s %? I Bsh,
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NV ~ s.sses.ses. ., ~ meilpssA .rs
- ~ fsuhsvra, IN ti,< s,h $3.50 r.-N.
".os'r. c~essts.sx tsi.sess -. A~y.
T" Nassss seed ~ - sest wsss xeaksess 4
p.,sy JOSIAH r. W1LlA1O
vswssss~, Aue .. tsSo. Ns Jtss
oonR1sosoSYRs Wo9&Su.
WE the .ssssr.b~rs, evsn Z shpS119sS ~ tho
w Hos Probate Csst t,.y Shi a3t&strt Of
Fsirhs'en, csmsai ,s,ss.r, So rees5fSs< assSi.
snd ,ijsa s'ieisisss nd lie sAu ~ ~ ~ e<ssS,t
ssaias, The esisis Of ifs.e Ssgs~A late Il
b~nson, ~ ,sid a,sst,ct dvceGorG. sad ,; I
months from the 9iss dsy q ~. tss7
L~,Wg allowed by sad eesst II DEat Do,
pose, se d. ,kervier~ k~sety gis&l Me- tAs ,
Se Will sttsH6 10 tho besiN<ss ~ 81 - ID
sp,e,atssra, 81 the isie dwel1e hpuss n
the d~c~ss~d IN B~asos oe the u TbesSsys
10 October and January ne 1T ft&S D A'ejerk
\. N. unt,i I o eiock p, ~. - $50 ~ sa;i
dare ss m
Dated =, l.e.an, III. aS.h a.y ofl III, ,-ba.
n noSf. 4. n sAWalrs. cs~ssea.,..
COMMISSIONERS NS41IIlE.
VVE the Subscribers being lRf~,s,~d by
w the Hon. Ffoaa'e Court M abe Dis :.
tr'rt NJ Rutland, CON miss.oMf56& }aer,,~ y.
~Ssmiae and adjust all cisWe4l eusa As
81 all persnas sga,sst the essAta2 6tRlIia.
derwo,d, late II NJ, Tak.4 IN Z.
| $3.50 ssts@E issss ~
said CONT fpf that purposr, We d. therefor,
her-by give notice that We will stteWd 10 the
hu nncss ~ eur said sppoiutsseai IL The
Once Of Gideon 3. Tabor, IN said sis ,Taho,
on the IL, Saturdays OF Srp,cmber and No.
! vcuihrr next from 10 % clock A NJ uutN 4
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26
KCTLAXD 4 WASHINGTON
AND
TKO rs nOHTO.N'
RAILROADS..

From New York 10 Ugdea. bNrgh
ia IS lInAl,,
b Montreal in " do
From New York ~ BahM.lon
in Q Hmr !,
1, Tf,.r T.. Z, . H.,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

list or LETTERS
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-02-17

The Westminster Review contains an inter-
esting article rclatipgt to Africa. from one who
claims to have lived for several years on the
Western coast where he made excursions isi-
into the country. lie says state II evils
zation some Of the tribes with which travel
lers have come in contact. they cannot be
regarded as savagcs, having organized town.
ships. Fixed habitations, With regular 1ofen-
cos about their cities. engaging 10 azyicul.
turc, and the manufacture OF cotton sioths
Cor clothing. which they ornamcut with band
some dyes Of native production. aud exhibit
handicraft in their conversion of iror and pre-
cious metals into ai.lelca Of use aud orna-
ment. The merchants entrust their goods
TO The care oil native traders. in various parts
Of the couptry, stored IN nuts without pro.
toctiop, yea preserved in entiro safety. acts.
Of robbery being very rare. Native traders
ere acid 10 highrcspect, especially il wealthy !:
and III some cases whole tribes engage isthe
business Of itinerant traders. 10 imrsdilaent,
being offered to them even among nations
where state Of war exists.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-02-17
RAD WAY q co.
nEAurY.

Complexion richly tinted with The hcom ofheelth,
With skin ny pure and fair perian marble
Soft aud sweet as che fragrant rose
Teeth sound and white as aatas.er,
Breath ofsseetcst fragrance, and lips ii coral tnt -
With flowing ringlets and glossy les,
Luxuriant tresses dancing gracefully GER the swan he
meek. M
No dar- rspasve spots to mar th pleasing Picture,
Or to east dull shadows Ger beauty master piece
Radways Medicatea Soap.
Composed Of the delicious. aud fragrant guras
OfeStraets, ole, and costly csseacas--
OF bowers, roots, trees, anG crents plants,
Possessing wonitrons virtues o'era';'n diseases
10 the Complexion it imparts Beauty.
BY cleansing f,,e s.ia ron ali erypsive msttor,
MAKES clean the pores Gives this eepllgEes,
BY WATCH all poisonous haiaors are Siaetst -
And healthy acton TO the skin restnl a.
To the teeth Il gives whitercss AID prevents decay
IL makes the skin son sweet and smooth,
oaeear aaa beautiful eomplsxicn-
Railways Circassian Balm.
lmparts nutriment to The hair,--
Makes strong, glossy rilh aud luz uriant,
cleanses the scalp from dan4snisiYes action 70 the
bulbs
Fastens the half upon scalp, asa forces I, to
Like guano o barren so it makes it rieh and proaue-
tiYe.---
To dress the hair cake It smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c. fM
Railways t,rcassian Balm is the me plus ultra
as-Price - Cents per bettlc
RAILWAY u co. Practical Chemists;
solain M--tiasbusg BY VIM II. Heseitinei prfkesvie,
J. Wgsong; chariesown, Joseph Harris shepherds,o"n'
VIM "A Forney.
July :, l55l--ly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-02-17
ENGLISH LusuniousSKss.

Few Of us whose lives are passed in re-
publican simplicity, have any definite idea Of
the amount OF wealth and s,lendor thas sur
rounds mauy Of The English mobiles III their
princeiy residences. an intelligent Ameri-
can. writing from England, describes some Of
these things
The Earl Of Spaneer's homestead, about
sky miles from London. con,prise ten thour
sand acres. tasefuliy divided into parks mes-
dews, pastures, woods and gardens lis Ii
brary. called the finest private library 10 the
world. contains fifty thousand volumes Ex-
tensive and elegant stables, green houses and
Conservatives game keepers house. dog
kennels, portcr's lodge. and farm houses With
ont number. 80 to complete the establishment.
Hundreds Of sheep aud cattle Craze in the
parks about the house
The Dake Of Richinond's homo farm, at
Goodward, sixty miles from London, consists
Of twentythree thousand acres, or over thr-
ty-five square miles. And this is ia crowd
ed England, which has a population of 49,
600 .0c0. and an area of only $4,000 square
miles. or just S2.no0,000 Of acres, giving,
were the land divided but two acres to each
inhabitant The residence of the Duke is a
complete palace. One extensive ball is Gov
cred With yellow silk aud pictures in the rich
est and most costly tapestry. The dishes
and plates upon the tables are all Of porce-
lain and silver and gold. Twenty Eve race
horses stand in the stable. each being assign
ed to the care of special groom. A grotto
near the house the ladies spent six years in
adjoining. An ayiafy is supplied with al
most every variety Of rare and elegant birds.
Large herds Of cattle, sheep and deer, are
spread over the immense lawns.
The Daks>of Deyonshircs place at Chats
worth, is said to excel in maguifcencc, any
other ia the kingdom. The income Of the
Duke is one million Of dollars year, aud be
is said to spend it all III the grounds about
his house, arc kept four hundred head Of cat
tie, and fourteen hundred deer The kitcb
en- gardens contains twelve acres. aud is Gil
ed with almost every species Of fruit and veg
ctables. A vast aborctum connected with
the establishment. is dcsigned to contain a
sample Of every tree that grows. These ii
also glass conservatory 3s7 feet IN length,
H. in breadth, CT in height, covered by 7G,-
GOO square feet Of glass, and warmed by
seven miles of pines conveying hot water -
One plant was obtained from india by .
special messenger, and il valued at $4,000.
One Of the fountains near the house, plays
216 feet high, said 10 be the highest jet III
the world Chatswoyth contains $4,000 a.
cres, bat the Duke owns 96, coo acres in the
county Of Derbyshire. Within, the entire
is one vast scene Of paintings sculpture mo-
sale work, carved wainscoting, and all the
eleganees and Injuries within the reach Of
almost boundlcss wealth aud highly refined
taste.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-02-17
JOSEPH, B. Cnplnn

Jstaes r. Erss'ne. Joseph B. Gfpinn
Soldiers ertitisf 10 Bounty Lands under the
Aet ef Congress, September 2s, 1850
rHNIIE Undersigned having associated themselves
Il together for the purpose CT tsAasaeting
LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS,
and located themsevesin The city Of Quincy. State
oi Iilinois location IN fhe centre OF one Of the
most beautiful and fertile portions Of the Valley
Of the Mississippi, and convenient to splendid W.
cant Congress Lands in the States If Missouri, H.
linois and Iowa. We offer ourselyesas Agents for
Tie Location Of Land Warrants
Our fees for locating Warrants, and procuring
Patents vii Be s. o for 100, 81 for so aud IS for
40 Acres caci---the fee TO accompany the Warrant
or mr. be PAID u Messrs RIpDLE & BRornEK of
ilSDurg Va our authorized Agents, whose
receipt for The same will be receiyeIas money,
We also attend to paying taxes and sale Of
Lands and the investigating OF Titles for persons
holding Patents to Lands in the Military District
Of Illinois, Chat have been sold for taxes and
Thought to be ost) free Of all expenses TO the ow-
ner for one half Of Lands recovered
EasKINE K GILPIN,
June 3, is51-em. City Of Quincy, Illinois.
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terrible discharges Of artillery and muskctry.
The rout was complete---shc carnage awful
The sun had hardly reached the meridian,
before the whole embattled host has disap-
peared, and the plaia as far as tho eye could
extend, Was s.rcwed With the dying and the
dead The camp, with all its Oriental wealth,
fell into tho hands Of the victors; and the
soldiers enriched themselves with its protu-
sion ofsplendid shawls, magnificent weapons,
Arabian horses. and purses filed with geld
The Namelakcs were accustomed to lavish
great wealth in decorations Of their persons,
aud to carry with them large sums oil money
The gold aud trappings found upon the body
Of each Mameluko we're worth from twelve
hundred to Thousand dollars, Besides
those who were slain upon the field, more than
thousand Of these formidable horscmen were
drowned in the Nile. For many days the
soldiers employed themselves in fishing up
the rich booty. and tho French camp was Gl-
led with all abundance This most sangui-
nary battle cost the French scarcely Que
hundred men in killed and wounded. Mere
than ten thousand Of the enemy persisted -
Napoleon gazed with admiration upon TIE
bravery which these proud hcrscmen display
Cd Gould | have united the Aamuiuac
.hprse to the French infantry" said lc. Il
should have reckoned myself master Of tho
world"
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Amerifan Gistorp.


$685. !,
AS late as The year iia.. TIE sentiment
Of the English people genefaily,was N 'asos o.
furnishing necessary means TO reduce Tue ~
merlcan colonies to unconditional submission.
The king had not sottenei his iron lesermi-
nation 70 make no terms With the Congress
that should even hint at independence E.s-
cry expenditure was popular, provided TIE
success against the Americans was very
probable In this state OF feeling, IN ar
my OF ten thousand men was placed Under
Gen. Bursoync. with orders Tor him to or
eanizc IN Canada, and march down to meet
Sir Henry Clinton, at Albany, where it hal
been arranged these two armies should meet,
aud thus divide the Southern and Eastern
colonies ty the Hudson river.
On the 18th Of june, Burgoyne's advance
left Quebec. ard arrived at fort Edward
Aug 3D. During his march roads were to
be made, bridges built or repaired, and his
diiiieultles increased on every hand The
Americans poured in from all quarters, and
the British army soon found that any retreat
would he dangerous, and to advance was
nest to impossible. august tltb. they
we're reduced to provisions for Eve days only
every ioraging party sent out was sure to be
cat Of, and their situation IN every respect
was desperate indeed
When the Indians saw that Burgoyne was
in this trouble. they at once exhibited signs
of dstrust and trcachery These allies had
been the terror, on the march, Of the Amcri-
cans, particularly to dcfence!ess women and
children, and they How determined In body,
te leave the Rritis!, service On the 9Th Of
October Burgoyae was obliged to leave his
hospital with over three hundred sick aud
wounded, to the mercy of the Americans
This clearly Illustrated to Gates how desper
ate was the situation Of the enemy, and be
resolved to press him hard to meet the Amer
leans in battle On the 18th, General Bur-
| goyne made overtufes to Gates, vino requir-
ed the BRITISH 70 DC drawn up III their en-
campment' ana uhcohaitionany grouhd theif
arms Durgoyne repi'ea tnas 'niS %ouia 20
.nad'hissao.e IN any eAt'eni'y' rs t,io Dfls-
ish army 70 man. wouia prefer death 10
sucii uisnoio'' oa'es as iass ano"ea ,he'n
tue priViege Q, h'afcn,'iS ou'' WIN snc hou-
ors OF war; ana taen tue ter!ns OF Tue sur
teuae' were nnu.aai,y ag'eeu tPoui auu on
Tue morning o. Tue is'n OF ocsoocr' ueacrai
DafSoyhe' WIKI us genera oincerS' surien-
oeiea 'hsE sw .e y yates: sourgoyne, IN a
iich foysA nu,of,u' was feceiVea " "ases a'
tae heao o!5os american camp, 1ne 'osmer
came up wi'sia sworn lehs,n. teiheo up
ahc hai1ea' Dufgoyhe' ralsi'g aiS ia' most
efaeiousiy' saiu ho FORTUNE oi s''' gen
erai yates mas naue nc your prisoner 10
wnich TAG o,pquc.yt' ,e'u1AiIg coaruy -,
iute, promptly rePleu' 4 shAl Always ne
ready 10 pear 'es'iui0ny 'ha' ~ mas nol !, Deen
tnsougn any lau't OF yoar sAcei'ehcy' W,
the 3S'h OF oc'opet, i.'' gates ADVISED
congress o. sac oalfenaef anu Wna Wa was
.ema'Saoic' ns w,o'c nus q Molu " ISL
ing'on upon suuJccs u sacu sass ,a'pois-
auce, leaving the commahnef-in-chiei 10 DC
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TAILORING.

TEAyING renewed his residence in Martins
burg, and fitted up q Tutoring Skop, on
lain Street over the Tobacco Store Of B. s. Lyeh
the subscriber avnls himself OF this method to no.
tify the public that he is prepared to accommodate
all who have clothes to cut or manufacture, vi
wbateycrsty lyle or description.
lie will be in the constant receipt of the city
fashions els felly prepared please all tastes,
as we'll in the style to the manner aad durabili-
ty Of his work AID he solieits the support of his
friends and acquaintance, and OF the public gem
orally, WILLIAM HOKE.
June 10, 1s5l--.y