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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
Stray Heifers.

CTRAYED from the enclosure of the
- subscriber in Tunbridge, on or about
the 18th of Sept. last, two Heifers, both
bright red, one two year old, the other a
gearing. The two year old rather large,
with high, crooked horns. Whoever will
give information where they may be found,
shall be suitably rewarded and all reasona-
BILE charges paid.
CHARLES +. WHITNEY.
Tunbridge, Oct. 1, 1885. 50. 3w.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
;s.slg f A R vi 80,
FOR SALE. sssM-

flNiiE subscriber is wishing to sell his
Il valuable FARM, PLEASANTLY situated
in the centre OF Washington, on the public
road leading from Montpelier to Thetford,
fifteen miles from the capitol of the state,
and six miles from the county seat at
Chelsea, consisting of 200 acres ofoxcellent
land under good state of cultivation,
and well watered and fenced, containing
200 rods of stone wall, with a dwelling
house 30 by DO, wood house, two large
barns with sheds attached, n corn barn and
hog pen. The buildings are mostly new
and well finished. Said farm will be sold
cheap for part of the purchase money
down, and the remainder in annual pay
ments to suit the purchaser. The subscri
Der has also one pair of oxen, ten COWS,
and two hundred sheep he will sell with
rhe farm if requested. He will recommend
sud farm to be as good in every point of
view as any i'll the county Of Orange of
equal size.
ALSO,
Ono other farm situated at the village in
said Washington, containing ono hundred
acres; about thirty acres cleared, and the
remainder covered with valuable timber.
One good barn on the premises. Good
titles will be given, and possession may be
had next spring.
For further particulars enquire of the
subscriber on the premises.
He. WEEDEN.
October l, 1885. 50
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
University ofPcnnsyAyamia =.

OARAs CEShty OR u CEREhsyAsA1eRsa.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TENHE next course OF Lectures will COM
n mence on Tuesday, November the
first, and be continued under the following
arrangement
Practice OF Medicine, Nath' Chapman,M D.
Chemistry, Robert Hare, "
Surgery, William Gibson,
Anatomy, VIM. F.. Homer,
Institutes OF Medic. Samuel Jackson,
Materia Medlca, George b. Wood,
Midwifery, Hugh l.. Hodge, "
Lectures on Chemical Medicine and Sur
gerry are delivered at the Pennsylvania Hos
pltal, and at the Philadelphia Hospital,
(Blockley.)
The whole amount of fees is the same as
heretofore paid, notwithstanding the aug :
mcntation in the number OF Proiessorships
and Improvement in the course of instruc-
ton. w. E. HORNER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Aug. 1886. tNovl.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
UNION HOUSE.
l;!;i;k VIM. MANN,

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
Nv and the public that he has erected d
large and commodious house OF Entertair.-
ment upon the spot formerly occupied by the
"Union Hotel" on Maine street, and that
every thing is now in readiness for the re-
ception Of the weary traveller and such
Others, whether weary or not, as may be
pleased to favor him with their company.
Every relreshment Tor man and beast con-
stantly on hand.
Should any one be disposed to doubt that
the Union House, in point OF size, neat
ness, convenience and situation, is entitled
TO rank among the re,y first hotels and
public houses in Vermont (of N. EngIand)
he is only invited to CALL AND seq
MI Mann takes this opportunity 10 ten
der his Acknowledgements to his old patrons
and friends, for past lavors, and TO respect
fully solicit continuance OF their patron
age.
Montpelier Village, Aug. 10, 1886. If
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
L VIZ A "

HAS just received large lot of English
III Carpeting OF various Patterns and
prices.
Also, Splendid CARPET RUGS.
October 3, 1896,
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
BOOKS,

BOOKS.
A new edition OF the Awful Disclosures
IA OF Marian Monk, OF the Hotel Dieu
Nunnery OF Montreal, revised, with an Ap-
pendix also, a supplement giving more
particulars OF the Nunuery and Grounds
illustrated by plan OF the Nunnery. just
received and ioI sale. by
f.. p. WALTON & SON.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
TIMOTHY MERRILL'S ES-
TATE.

KNHE subscribers having been appointed
n by the honorable Probate Court for
the District OF Washington, commissioners
to receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the
estate Of Timothy Merrill, late Of Montpe-
lier, in said district, decreased, represented
insovent, and the term Of six months from
the tenth day OF September, A. d. 1886,
allowed by said Court TO the creditors OF
said deceased to exhibit and prove their re-
speclye claims before us; Do give notice
that we will attend to the duties Of our ap-
pointment at the dwelling house OF widow
Clara Merrill, in Montpelier, n said dis
trict on the 9Th day OF December A. ID.
1856, and on the 9th day OF March, A. ID.
1897, at ten O'Clock forenoon on each Of said
days.
GEO. WORTHINGTON, I ro,,,
JAMES r. LANGDON, oo"F-'
September 10, 1886
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
E. II. PRENTISS

E. II. PRENTISS
III AS just received an unusually full SUI
Il IL ply OF Medicine, consisting in part {
the articles mentioned below, all OF whic
will be sold at a small advance from cost .
Anthony Crude Diac
Tartrite Epispot
JamesPowdeI Hydrog
Gold Sulph Gum Mamma
Acid Prussic Campor
Tartaric Opiuin
Denzolc Bengoin
Nitric Guiac
Ammo. Aqua Kino
carbon Hyd. Potash
Arsenic Iodine
Solution Irish Moss
AetheI ChIoric Kresote
Nitrous Magnesia
Sulph Morphine
Arrow Root Musk
Blue Pill, London Oil Almonds
DoraX Refined Olives
biSmoth Peppermint
Du,e' fltch Lemon, pure
Balsam Copoba Goldentod
Iolu Winter Green
Cantharades Wormseed
Canstlc Potash Phosphorus
Lunar Quicksilver
Carb. Iron Rad Rhei
Castor Ipicac
Co!ocynth Jallop
Cowhage Blk. Cohasb
Cort. Peru Curcuma
Sassalrass Valcrian
Chloride Soda Speyelian
Caomel Serpentaria
CorIos. Sub. Seneca
Dovers Powder Savine Ceratc
Extract Circuia Sem. Anns
DandeIion Cardamon
Colocynth Suph Quinine
Henbane Sur. Sarb. Soda
Belladona Strvchnine
Stramonium Spc rmecetli
Buttenut Sal. Rochelle
SarspaIilIa Sucoinna
Emp. Oliver Syrengcs
Adhesive Bnugies
ICatheterS, &c.
Montpelier, Oct. 8, 1886.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
RUFUS IL. EeHHGEHe,

RUFUS IL. EsHE&ER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
HAS just receiaed from New York, a
IL T. superior assortment OF
Black, Blue, Brown, BROAD
and Green CLOTHS;
Black and Blue CASSIMERES;
Black Silk Velvet; Black, Blue and
Brown Cut VELVETS;
Black and Brown Fig'd SATIN;
Blue and Brown Wooden Velvets;
Black CAMLET;
Gents. Horse skin GLOVES;
Merino Shirts, India Rubber Sus-
Penders. and good assortment of
TAILORS' TRAININGS;
together with general assortment of
MILITARY TRIMMINGS, all of which
will be sold cheap Tor cash.
Montpelier, Sept. %, 1886. (576w.)
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18

PAYsoN!S INDELLIBLE INK.
A new, and much approved article for
SAFE by T.. II. PRENRISS.
Montpelier, Oct, 3, 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
Tor "a. Rutland HesaLl.

At a Meeting 81 the Directors Of the Bank Of
Rutland % the 3D. day Of susi 1886
Present Mcssrs. GEoheg 7. Iiopogs FsANcls
sIasor ions Me.cuAn, and JAMES PoRrsR.
The following address to TIC public WAS adopted
and ordered to be publishal in the Raiiand Her
aid
The Directors Of the Bank having understood
from various sources that It u snI has been re-
ported tot very considerable time. throl ghout
tho couaty of Rniand. that both a. Individuals anl
10 their Official stua;on. they were oppo,ed 10 the
construction Of the Rataud aud Wm,ehail R,d
Road. and hostile to the neorp ration Of such a
Rail Road Bank, as the, one s.ke9 Ct at the last
Session OF the Legisla ture IA aid ofthe co5sirue-
ton ofsuch road. feei compelled by Of
what Is due 10 themselves 10 the Stockholders Of
the Bank Of Ruisbd aOd To- their c.low citizens TO
sts,e most explicitly, that Zach reports are lncor-
rect, unauthorized aad Slthlgi jist foonds 100
We regrs' TIA, the currency such reports should
compel Us TO conc before The nabc wi,h state
nIeni OF tins kind, becsufe Il may spPcaT n some
measure. intrusion. Bat We are not Hing tho,
erroneous reports o. the k.ui should continue To-
De circulated, ai,hcu, f4.i aud re5ac cJr,rs-e-
ton.
And since Ne have thus been reluclautir drawn
before the public, ~e Wi.i take Tie sherry 20 sjd
that no, only does tbe proposed Kad Road Haui
as means Of constructing the Rad Road receive
our caiire ace iiescsIce end cordial saI heart,
wishes Tor iis sJcces bni that IN our ha1tle 4lec
u,eDt the Raj sad ,,-cf has no. hitherto eee,e-
either the favor oF consideration ~hich 10 imPor
tsuec aad ultimate eouncsion wth The further al,
inesesfed Prosperity q large r9risa Of 't,s sisu
demtae. 81 order ot the Directors,
IS. PAGE CoSticr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

STATE If termoHf, RE It remembered
Probate Coun held AZ Rutland, wIlhin aud for
said dis,rci, on tue Gt.t Monday, being the
lst day Of August, 4. ID. 1896,
AbiJah 'oir, administration Of tue estate Of
Freedom Eros, iao Of Mouotholly in said district,
decreased, proposing 10 render al account Of his
administration and present hl, accoont against
said estate ioF allowance
OrIard, That sad account he EXAMINED ~
court. at session thereof Ia be holden ut the
Prob r. o nee il FINLAND, within ani for laid die
uici, on the lsl Monday Of scP,emb9r next, aud
that he publication OF a copy OF this ordef three
week, succrssiyely ~ the Rutland Head, pnni-
ed Il, Rutland, - soon o. may be, shall be SUI
fcicni notice TO az concerned TO sPresf, II they
see csuse, add Office, thereto.
aA z ~ HDpNLNN Rsgi.l.r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
Elisabeth .sami.ins' Estate.

STATE IF Irmom, spE j, remembered,
D,,,rici Of hgh,aL. 49, I'D TIA, a, ii suited
Probate Count held at ko,land, within aud lof
said district on the first Monday being the 1t
day Of August. \ ID. 1880,
certain instrument IN writing under seal,
purporting to be the last WIZ and Testament Of
Ellaheih Jenkins OF FINLAND, in the county Of
Rutland and State aforesaid, deceased, bring
presented to said oour, by a. l.. Brown, the EI
ecutor therein named tor probate and allow auce.
Oficred, That said Nil he referred, for pro.
bate 10 a court to br holden al III. Probate Office
ia Rnaud ~ihin aud Coz SAID district, on the
first Monday OF September next; aud that the
publ alton Of a copy ol tbs order. three weeks
succc,sively IN the Rutland Herald, printed st
Rutland, a. soon rs BE-, Shall be suficen,
notice ia al concerned to appear IL they see
Cause and contest the probate and allowance Of
said VIII.
80 p ~. HOPKLVS. Reris,er.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
rsbrr Thongs, E-,n,c.

Das} R. "''. 81 q tat h a. .,.isd
ir,5s,r Count b~id at Rudand, within and for
sail ii luai on iAe Grsl Mouday being the 81
d5y Of August, a. -. 1890
Aegustu, Thomas. a5HinisifsioF O. tie estate
II Eb~r Thon,4., late Of CLiu~njen, Ia ,sid dis
,n,i, I.cras,d, ,ppo,ing pa render an account Of
b., administration aud pfrarol his Sccount ssans,
sa,I es;a,r l1r alio4suc
Ord~rR. That said aecoaut be Examined in
court. az rs..1u therrni, u be holden Il the
prosa.e onire iu Ruiapi sifD shd for said
d,.tf.ct. ou t.c lt-i Aopt'y Of September neHt !
AgIhati he pabllcaiouof . copy 81 tbs order,
,lf-e ue,ks sacecsslsely jnthe Holland Herald
print.G az Rviisnd as sopn a. mss be-. shall be
,aaiciepi nolios 10 al. concerned y sPpssr 4,
,ie, $50 rslst aad Or r ih"'fio.
g. H. UOFhL' R>s4lf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

YTs NorrDaiffs. Thus lses,ieai sect u incfes''
,ir .u fotontabi, 10 ui.scntl, .. TO slAfm al The
.,bct ciijsou. tn the Sts'e. Their gicat n'ns
trl, Ooi,s AID lau.,s toto Nssogti. hiss lsieiy
ca.cli forth .e,ctsi rshio msctnss 10 The latter
state. Co arrest ,hcf influence more particularly
over a. Indians ou Tie frontier. ffocnim'ne
jrea,s.l,t. a. be the fucude q The icd meh, 'nd
t,a,hor them. b1ib by srgumcut and hy prophecy
tuat tbe, ere destined by Heaven to inhe" we
Land o. tlo,t fatacrs 40 common Win Tue whale
,.,. tt., orr. beloved lo hi,c srcufcd tie zeal,
,r. friendship ,f many powerful tubes The eom-
mute ota pubic meeting lately held At Liberty.
CLAW county, Mi.saUt stated that the Mofmoni'.'
were ropl.s,.y charged Nth tcep'ng upa con
elan, communication With he frontier tnhcr,~h'eh
ihe,uil,rs vttc spprehen.i'e NIGH, lead to san
gu,usr, Indian ouueIe. Of the south OF a, least
I, a civil var between these bold iao@ises and Tho
older spiietf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

ocR srSAroRIAL TICKET. 10 reply to several cor
repouieuts (wh * AMI sliima oI) Who express great
snxietY that the friend. OF 3AREIsos aud GRAsGEn
should be united the Senatorial rhsl IN tn county
We have only 10 ssy. that We have done al that 50
could do 10 eG,c, sa.e Of uaauR {, aaI We DO Dot
yet deFair that such happy result wl yet be effected.
Nohns could &c desirabl, than that the rtnd o.
the Constitution sod ts Supremacy Of TIL Laws should
present eai're sai ebrokcu phanA 'hroas hJa the
State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

As the iost,ers ~ BE- inquired into crnbgsc. sss't
ihr Jtcrk saa iOr Seminole fampaighs. tnd iu.
fhcstel Gen irsnp sud Gen Gsa~, e. well -
Gen. Scott. bofh now engaged in nciivc service.
oiih r'l toe uirrers Vho mas; compose tho cnprt.
iogctirt pNh nganv Of The witnesses " o. uasi
ie.uf, before a. ten. Sroti rcu,d uai hate cste,t.
"a the investigation 20 take p'sco ,'nrnedisteiy on
hi- ani,al a. Washington. - Bssf. DIi .ldr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

hildin. ~ete si.o barui 10 addition 10 N. ssas'
Csr, ". states tibet NJ, Bullnan VAS shet o. his
plsuiaitun hy ,lr iua.sns. sbop, four m'le, from
Whursullc. sd stabbed ln tbf~- OF fu' pisces
Wrh tmfc---h,s Nus hud etildfea made ihs'' ca
csrc.
THE sccouuts FROM Hack Crcrk aye truly err'c-
n5ir. Env.i,so I 90 ,hcrv IN 40 d.ys. fiem inca
,lts anl distfhua.
TLefe were lac reported SICK ct Font ppss. -
u,or,, .bot, there were 3 out 81 Z ofscers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
FKEsIDENTtAL ELECTION.

The e'esto u Prc.,dru, snS Wee President 81
ihe Uus'd sastss 60 ihs term af f,ef scar. eani.
ncncine Marcel at. 1897 sill 50 hssdc go Neaaes-
DAY me 5ih d. q Decenbos 1886 tbc tiscints
neritpg az sec Cagtois 81 iba sc,cfa' States in
ah.,h llsg Gie chosen. Tic chnice u taecinrs
must BE made Wiha ihiry fosr DAYS Ct he md
"wednesday Of December. The fo.loWing SHOVE
'bs nes,ber Il ,oies to Uteh ,srb State s ,nlidee
iih tho iialc IL election.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

.Si0rih CaroiiHa E4sefsE.--T'hc election e ? The
cAolce q Cos. uicsuAer 81 tie State Lggls.gturc
ssd olheg State oGoeFs. has slrrsdy isken place BET
ssrae u tht counties. II si1 counties ,5e el,,4an
Sss hela GA Tapf,dsy II .sst week. 20 r,le ca-a-
tee o. THURSDAY lEsl. snl 10 the oibsr counties
Il The STATE j, a.il b ael % Taut,iuy next NJ
Ia'ofEa'ton has yet fesea bed 90 satAr.eGt o. r,e
tny la-ieSiion q tie probable fcsgf. The Ways
saiiip@le ~hs coaA4taee the e.ee ION OF Their
candidate. 0es. Dad.es. ssd tie Vas Bsfeu n.sa
rFseiei sHh sqasl roaadsa-e the re-sleeuos Il
css. ;F'ish.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
Total 203

40 tie Stale. choose by General Ticpc' except
South Caroloa which chooses by the Legislature.
It wiH be seen ihat rcnns! wanna aud Ohio
,fop the bal three javsin eo,ance 81 any oi the
.ther States. These great States # they go a.
tansi Nj Van buren, as ii is confidently EXPECT.
cd they 0iil VIII defeat his election Nous Ter
,one. Eo:.on .i'lds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

2ae puiHe deposits 1t apoc.rs from 'hc ''''c-
.,,..,i Of tic Srrreipty at he Tteasuty that ,he
r,orr' Of rot'ic money n the de3oste banks 90 tie
of August vts rs follows;
-,;.tnn.e ,t-,n oflh- Tressutct, S'6 $50 0i5 ~
-.lec,,l, Of .jisDunu; ,bte,, 9, 90, 80 ~
r.I sioe $3.50 Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
STIhX HORSE.

1tTRANFD Gom tie pasture OF the subsc'be'
- IN Shciburne IT, The month OF May lasi,a rot
rel Horse FIVE wears old, bu'hcy tail. aud has q
l,'le of the spring halt no other particular marks
about him tecoll,cttd. Whoever may have TAX
en- up said horse and will give Information 10
the subscriber IN M,nlon shall be re"afded iof
tLe,r trouble and ail t,mp5sy charges paid.
RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Mrudnu AM o. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
III O TT Il j..

TsNHE Subscriber would give this public No
a tee, that all demands that have been due
over one year musl be paid Immediately
JAMES BARRETT Jf.
RnlIabd Aur 81 lS36
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
EIeru Tcgctai Balsamiqoe.
y. II. DOWNS
RILS.4NfC ELIXIK.

Fo, Coughs, Colds Consumption, Catarrh, Group,
Asthma ,Whooping Consh,no all other diseases
OF the head. chest an lungs.
Pamphlets containing history Of the medicine
IA sketch fthe Diseases lor which /, is recon =
mended, cet,,6esIrs lrom unqnestionable sour't'
ample directions accompanying each bottle -
may be had OF an, Of ,he Agencies, gratis
w FAY, .3gcnt-- Rsttand.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDING!
Yhc .4,rD.-rL.n Now N-drrt --ttnmricr md En-

The .9fmg.-rhc New Y6rH C"urier and En-
quirer lately Published statement Of the manner
m which Gen. Scott was recalled from bis COM
mand in Florida This has led to the Publication
Of a statemcn, in the Washington Globe which con-
firms the material point 10 The Courier statement
It appesrs tina, Gen. Scott wss recalled, and Gen.
Iesup appointed to the command 20 his place by the
President. ana communication nuie by Gen. Jesup
through the Editor of the Globe. The following
is copy Of Gen. Jesop', letter to Mr. Blair, and Of
the President order, which was endorsed On the
back oft. The letter, though private one, ne
Globe says was ordered By the President "to be
fol as public dpcument with Gen. Scots leiicr
to apprse him of,he whole foundation Of the order
upon which he was rc.oicj." 1t seems to he.
10 say the least u it. novel course Of procccd-
ing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09

a NEW WAR!l

q y T. W " Il
We rrFtet T., announce To- DOR fellow citizens
rhat tie Creek Indians have renewed the war.
Ga SUNDAY last, n party of the ho-'ie- crossed
thu Chaitshcochec and attacked oar troops OF Fort
M'Crary. and cpolsed hcm. with The lls- Of SOW
efsl lullcd and wounded.
We are without pa'l ulirs, bot rumot estimates
our loss in killed from I've tn mot.
TIE following exrrncI ui letter fiom Il friend
IN Columbus oi the 28th inst. ruvee 10 doubt that
there is vet much, and hardfIhIlng 10 be done
News has jus, reached rs, that small pa,ty oi
Indians came over to the GcorQa side. on ycs'rr.
day, few miles above Roanoke aud utiackod
small body Of cur men stationed there, and routed
them. Five wh'e men are said TO have been kill
ed and several wounded.
II have not had tho particulars ,hlnk you
may rest assured public opinion TO tic contrary
notwithstanding, that The war has not yet clotei.'
We learn that G"ueru Sinori has lu"en the
most vigorous means nfeiniorce 90, troops 10 the
ueighborh1od Of Roanoke ana Fer, M'Crary, md
Tor acting efficiently q. .aiust the Indians. lie o.
rong IN person with al his d,-pusaolo force IN
pursuit Of The emmy.
Where is Gen. Jessup and how does Il happen
that be has closed the war aud d,sban led the oruy
while the country is Glu If hostile saya-ea
AUGUSTA MY % We learn by rou-
ileman. arrived from Columbus On "Wednesday eve
ding. that baltic was fought ~ Stewart county,
near fort MCrelry, ABBOTT twenly uiies below Coz
lul.bus. between party Of Obon; two haudrcd aud
6tiy hostile Creek,, and parts Of tso companies %.
Georgia troops, 100 all uboai nlncty men, ~ ",lch
the later were Gc.ialed. IL IL stated, At five t''i-
el--Jn the part O.! lAe Indians several we're found
dead, sud u BE- suyqu,eI ABOUT thirty we're killed.
al. As soon a. tie news reached Gen. Sanford.
he imnedn,e!, dosialc:ci tx comqaaie,, himself
al the heal, before he returued.
The gentleman from whom We gam tbs iniof-
nation also states t4lt There Us not the least don
ger 10 be app,caanIed by tLpse travelling i"f. ua"
the nation by ihe stage route. a at esory stand
there IS strong military force. and gnuds accom-
pany The stage from uur p'si l." ile other.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-09
Freedom, sro,rs Estate.

p n. HOPKI.VS. Reris,er.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

Extract from Baron de Ro,h,chas
Letter, dated Paris, 9TH Jsnu,'
addressed to Messrs. ]. LIS
Joseph & Co., New York.
1--WE felt much obliged for ~
kind attention in sending us the m.
sage. and have the creates; plea,p,.
IN announcing to you that that do
ment.so admirable for the considers.
dignificd and conciliating manner
which 1t presents the facts be.r;..
on the point about which so mry
anxiety was felt on all sides. ha, ~.
duced here the most favorable -
ton in every quarter. raised y.
scruples of this Government. and ~
termined them TO inform yours. thnax
the English Cabinet. that they AL
ready to fulfil the financial as we'll :.
the other clauses Of the treaty with
out delay. We expect soon to n
ceive the installnents due, and hav.
no doubt that this happy result win
be received by the American nation
with as much joy as it has created
here"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
FOR THE PALLADIUM.

Mr.. Editor:-At recent meeting
of the Thespian Corps, 4 resolution
passed that society, declaring they
would contribute the profits arising
from the next Play, to the koro' conn-
Gil, for the improvement of the Public
Square. provided a sufficient sum
should be raised by subscription. or
otherwise to fence the same, and plant
1t with ornamental trees. The sea-
son is fast approaching. if not already
here, when the transportation OF
trees should be made. 1t would not
cost more than sixty dollars to enclose
il with substantial fence, and twen-
~ dollars more would make it 4 hand
some retreat and promenade from the
sultry heats of the summers sum-,
The contribution Of the Thespian
Corps, would probably be from thirty
to forty dollars: and | have heard
one gentleman say that he would give
ten dollars, another five, and for my
self, poor as AMI will give a ..FrvER,"
and have no doubt but that a quantum
sufficient may be had to make it an
honor, and an ornament to the borough.
If the hon. council would engage in
the improvement Of the only public
ground the borough has in her posses
sion, and pass an ordinance TO regu-
late the same, think they would rem
der ''the state some service" without
any expenditure Of the borough rev.
enue. These remarks are made by
one who feels the want Of sufficient
influence to effect any important good
in person-else he would engage IN
the work in another way. than BY
merely pushing, and perhaps 'ntrud'ng
his e..