Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

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the uanca State, Il soccc.sf, 10 ibe pefanvus iv,
TO lavish charter from ,he Ssic.
We stii have cnnGdcn-c N the yttrc q the
Senate % reject ihis mpostfoas scheme rt sifate
Penney i,aun ~ tho f,o,stoo. ur tie uonr,ca psv.
o. bst .s.ald are COLD Il thc Bapk BUY ,oics
rnlnea g. give &C q chatter then w. coy 10 anf
b,"ihrrn 81 Philadelphia RAE THE oDloUS
INSrlru ZION TO THE GROUND AND TnE
DEMO EACN or PENNSYLVANIA WILL
HELP YOu STREw euitr OVER IT'S FoUN.
DATlONr"
Baak Emb,ssiensst \ nagfan,. bu, long since
pefPclrs,ed series oi cmbcHzlemcuis ifum the Mar.
bet Bank. Ir Boston, tired on Thursday lac, "a
that city. The dcfendent was Thos. Pike, IT,,
who appointed Teller Of the Bank in Nv,c.a-
bcr, 1883. The cnurc s.nounl Of his dcfa lcatons
up 10 August ., 1884, was seven thousand seven
hundred dolhr. The jury returned aycrJict Of
guilty IN about Eve mnute-.
h.ibmop, Imposition. We sated yesiordsy
report FROM the Philadelphia Herald that sen
GUS negro inSurrccuon tud broken uu, in Na.h'fIlc
burn, Ia consequence OF the tunul, The state.
ment sigucd Ny the nano OF one Of the moot
respectable merchants ct Nashville. II turus out
10 have been forgery and reward Of 1900 has
bcen offered for the detection Of the wretch Who
committed the forgery -BOsf Palladium.
On Saturday afternoon, one Of The waters IA The
Exchange coffee house found in ~. Peters streets
mould for American half dollars Of 1888 coinage.
We understand that great quantity Of base coin
OF that value Is now IN circulation, and ate like
the genuine half dollar tina; they very difficult
Of detection.-.Nont Her.
Fire The woolen Factory orc. g. l.vermore
at Paper Mill Village, Aisread y IL. WAS eonsu-
med By fire on the morning of Friday last. We
have not learned how the hrc originated. I.oss
estimated a, about Sc 600 insurance, 81 900. -
/ II. +. J0uraa.
NoRwALK, CT. Feb 10 oM Wegfher-
/ The cold on Saturday morning was intense,
/ the thermometer IN some situations, indlca-
! ting twenty degrees below zero. The
Sound opposite this ha,bor is frozen com
pletelo over, and brig and two schooners
are ice bound within few miles of the
western shore. Such an event has not oc-
CURED since the winter OF l779-oO, when "A
desertcr from the British army came across
the ice from Long Island to ship Ann. The
supply ofcoal IN this region is pretty much
exhausted, and il is almost too cold 10 bring
in wood. We shall be obliged to send for
! Mr. What do yc-call'c compound heaters
for burning rum, there being plenty of that
commodity on hand.-Gasene.
Remarkable Fact. Yesterday n sample OF
Oats was exhibited, on Change which was
part of a cargo Of five thousand bushels re.
Gently imported from London. Considcra.
BILE quantities of other descriptions of grain
are now on their way to this country from
Europc.-.N Y Gam. Adr.
Fire The Mantle Cotton mandatory
situated in Lyme the property of Joel Loo
mis-, Esq, was consumed by fire on the NOR
ming OF the 9th inst. Loss estimated at SO
600 Soon after the destruction of the bull
ding, a gentleman asked Mr. LOOMS if he
had insurance. He replied that he did not
know; his policy had expired IA short time
before, and he had sent to Hartford to have
it renewed, but having received no iniorma'
ton respecting IT, he kneY not whether the
business had been done Dung the con
versatlon, the mail arrived, and Mr. LOOMS
being Postmaster, commenced opening IT.
One o? the first packages opened contained
his policy, renewed ia proper ioIm, cover
ing $40 900, one half Of which sum was Ia
ken by the Ktna Office, and the other half
wc believe, by the Hartford Ofice.-.Nor.
icieh Republican.
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