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not which) while his competitor must vacate his seat at most m two years. This Cerenno- ny over, a letter addressed to the Vice PreSi- dent was read, announcing the resignation of MT. Lowry as Secretary of the Senate. MT. Mechan, one of the Clerks of the Senate, was appointed to fulfil the duties of his office until Q new one shall be made by the Senate - The candidates are Dr. Naudain, one of the late Senators from Delaware, and Mir. Dick ems, who has an office in one of the Depart ments. The choice will probably be made during the week. ia0 'is
 The House of Representatives met at F. o'clock; the Hall presenting the same scene of hustle, excitement and interest as us,lai.- Most of the members were in their places As usual the everlasting yeas and nays weIe M called once and again, consuming eacn ine half an hour. John Quincy Adams heads the list, and a Mir. Archibald Yell, Caesar what a name for a member of an American Con- gress where screaming and talking are the chief characteristics of legisiatlon) hnished it, instead of Henry A. Wise, the distinguish ed member from the Old Dominion.
 hear of no political facts, or rumors. nor of any thing new under the ssan Hoating about the city. The Presidents health ! am told is rather indifferent, but improving. The fe- verish excitement attending the session of Congress am sure will confirm 1t. The death of MT. KNNARD, one of the del- egates from Indiana, has spseaa gloom over
 every member of Congress. The manner of
 his death is represented as being awful be- yond description. The physician who att
 tended him is now in the city. He assured me that Mir. Kinnard preferred death to life,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
From lie ", J. journal Of CoHnneree.
GREAT FAILURE AT BUFFALO.

The news Of the failure Of Benjamin Rathbun,
at Buffalo which was received this morning. caused
a very unusual sensation Ia Wall street. His at
fairs have for months pas; been the subject of much
speculation and his notes endorsed by some ten
Twelve Of the best names in that city, have been
crowded upon the market at the enormous discount
of three or four per cent. a month. They have
served for the quotations Of some Of neighbors
bors giving the condition Of the money
market The credit Of every body in Buffalo Of
course became deeply implicated. and it was said
repeatedly inst, ii Rsthbun failed all Buffalo must
fail.
Mr. Rathhlns business enormously extend
ed In addition to large operators 10 real estate IN
which he was Constantly engaged, he was contractor
for erecting the great hotel and many other bu d.
,ng, Ia tins line be had shops and es Adjustments
If h,s own fur bricks, an furnishing ant working
a.. sorts Of materials for building. lie had less
than f,ur stores kept in his own nauo, three Of
which were one hundred aud fifty deep. filed with
valuable nerchandiZe. lie owned the lice Of sta
gcs from BItalo to Batavia, and IN fact almost all
the lines run nng out Of that city and for this and
other purposes, owned siN hundred horses. lie
employed twenty eight clerks and Two Thousand
other persons IA The various departments of has op
efauons lis sklil and enterprise, sustained by q
large number Of well known fortunate speeulstious
gave h,m reputation for talents and wealth ~h'1h
Until now, he has been able 10 carry on these d.
'er'i6ed and almost lim,less operations. Bot he
has failed at laft From statements as good as
eau be had ~ such case are TO aope that the
consequences Will uol be ruin go brood sale
as bad been Anticipated. Il indeed there any ruin
At ell. Al any rate It does not appear that the
ciEens u Bahslo are likely 10 lJse 10 any consd
cradle extent. Mr. Rathbon, we understand, rep
and half Of collars. and on more than a million
Of his paper he sokho~ lodged iha, be had forged
Tie names Of nch neishbors. on a particular oe-
ess.on be procured l.. =. Allen and eleven others
u endorse three Of his notes for 5000 dollars each.
The Transaction wss generally known "a BonAio'
rhesc notes Siih lie endorsement thereon he mal-
uPed a. be pleasure. and the iorgenes passed oE-
suspected ts whenever forged note VAS met
tlonsd " va slsa for the sell snoTn an sen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

The eoaeify and service saa that II ~ss prepos'
isfous IN the eti'eue to ,Aink Of the elcvstca OF
sueh man. Whist 10 tho resal Ffvm Na'oe
70 Georg's. tho tide Of b,s popularity is sweeping
every ,h.og before a.. He /. looked upon. ny ell
~bo are opposed to the elevation Of Martha Van
Bufen. ~ u,su Who can be ssfely trusted With the
fcias ~ guvctnm~n,. The people are NJ longer
sulled BY the e'y "7Es r,7vbi,csA party "a ia dan
GER They scc sbd feel the eyils thA, have er-
isied Cor toe lan eight years. ana they have rcsp-
we'd intsion Of times gone BY. to elevate 10 tho
Presidency man Who t. honest, capable. ani who
W'li never violate the Constitution. This nan ls
WtLuAN iIENsr llAENsoN.-.lB. Ere. JyHraaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
Domestic Intelligence.
ar MORE RIorINGt

TIE ,srsgs prineple, Of Mohocr.cy continue To d,,
srscs eoen,ry every direction, and uulss, .ome
thing eGectusl Done hardly need, the 'p,r,, Of
prophecy TO ore.cc the Ultimate siatmns and fearful
90 '.cqlonees
The city e tsncnrsti. ohio arc sorry 10 notice,
hs, i.rl.heJ rll with Of these degrading ,umul,.,
will he from the following socouot FROM the cor
rel, pendent ufthe y. Y. Evening Post:
.'rho storm has q, ieng,h broke, and = ro,r. such
r,n~,r".'' --- I-F-r~ ~''r~esod. tvoh place uu
Saturday night 80 h July. !, was given out that
4 mob might be expected that night md according
" large concours. Of people assembled OF the ex-
chsrge at six o'clock ?. NJ. when a president and
secretary were appointed, and resolutions psssed TO
GO forthwith To lrneys Office aud destroy the press
papers e.. They accordingly marched to the cor
ncr Of Main and Seventh sts.; wnen they commen-
ced Operations by breaking and tearing every thing
10 pieces in The second and third stories of the build
ing. stove all the windo as out. and scattered his
(he edilors) papers and books in the street, and
burned great number oftbem.
"rhe next movement was TO hcave out the press
al which most tremendous shout wss rsiscd and
hitchng rope to IT they hauled it down Main
street to the river bruke it TO pieces and threw IL
to the bottom.
They then raised the cry Of 'Brney Brney
. ana immediately proceeded TO his house, and de-
, man1ed HE presence. Whereupon his son youth
of about IL came and informed them in very
affecting appeal that his father was not at home,
/ sud begged them To respect his helpless family and
private property. The crotcd then began to cry
ont Donaldson away to Donallson's!'i There
they next proceeded, and swore that ifhe did not
came gu, they would razc the house to lis founda
ton
Mrs Donaldson and daughter then came out
aud informed them that neither of the Mr. Dom
aldsons were al home-that they lad both gone
Into the country that afternoon, and assured them
that they were not IN the House. This did not al
/ together satisfy them, and they had almost deter
mined on sea rchng the house, but were prevailed
to dcsis, by two three of the leaders assur-
ING them that they were not there. On which
they LEFT aud proceeded to- Church Alley, where Il
scene took place that battles description. Two or
three pis; OILS were fred from of the houses.
which eursged them so that they went to work,
and may sby that they completely renovated that
concern.
"They proceeded 10 several OF the negro houses
on Western row and tore them down hut must
that soue disturbances would take place last even
ing. large mob collected around the Franklin
House, on suspicion that Mr. Birney was there,
but they we're dispersed with little trouble.
The Mayor made speech in a determined manner
aud .aid lac would order the people to shoot the
the first man who attempted TO make any disturb
ance. Matters have become pretty still, and there
/ viii not probably be any disturbances"
Editor orthe Phanthtopist a week ~ paper,
] "a merchant. who is also an abolitionisi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
From he PsnnfglraHia Ssniinsl
ANOTHER COLLAR BROKEN

Non 5y 81. Paul The tcork goe. Jrarely on"
We llyfuI,y added the CARLisLg RgPuBLIcAN
few DAYS ago. to the list Of Democratic journals
which have embraced the cause Of penns yiysna
and avosed their determination to oppose the New
York Faction At all hazards. We have tie
pleasure Of stating that the CLANIuED DEMocHAr
an old and well contacted paper ia Cieardei1 coun-
~. has ius, declared itself openiy aud uncompron.
,.,oel, hostile to Mac York rule. !, goes for
Pcansylv.uia, her institutions Ani ass,-her uglts
and interests. /, lnlnfIlly sustsins NJ, Irwin, the
Democratic Senator from Cleardeo, wac voted Tor
the Pennsyvsnis United States Bank Os the ben
factor Of he country, the fiIend Of Sidfe Tighs,
State iaieresi, and STATE claims
The foiloSiag Is an extract from tie Eltor's
declaration of Independence -
ia the genera. scramble fur place, aud amdst
the daring sni Wsnton assaults upon the right of
our commonwealth the dcan.lion and objects Of
Dom.eraey appear to hsVs been los, Sigh. Of We
uish the reader dssgAssonaloy 20 asa hluse.f the
question What course should D.mOerdiie
Journal pursue :" We imag.ne &C bear hia an
swef-"suppon such meo Tor o!hee as arc capable
and Who viii sinstly adhere TO Tue constitution
susk mea faS tho Legislature ss ~H1 labor To pro
mote the welfare Of our native state, and pareu-
larry our eoanlry men no are above iua9is.ne "a
s.ss party DISTINCTIONS" PenBsyl'snisbs oss Il
to thsmseves. they owe II TO their safety, aLd the
welfare and glory q ther county demand that
they should no, be dictated into submission, 90 10.
aueed TO sstr6es their honor, principles and pa
troSism 10 the base cravings Of New York FEEDER
sis,. ana demsgogues. Oui motto il "rKNctrLE
BOT ss>"-lhl. must or should be The fsily ,ng cry
o. every true republican"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
Mn. ci.AYs sENTiMrNTs.

The following sfticls ron Ksn,uciy ..hoS' w
Csy. sen'i meats in fcg,'d 60 Osn. Nafrison.-
We hars hete;efafe heard from tsnoas sopfo"s
that. pnS~f existing e,rcegsisscr' MI ClsY would
mott cordially urhe With ite Wing patty
N sspport 9th. ssslshis rsnddaie, and ne orc
harry 10 oc,amuslcstiar the Intelligence 40 an So
iben,,c shape. TIE speech ofthe Wcsiefu Scna
10, ~i.l have az suspicious Influence Throughout
tho county sni ~ bope "a witness Sc good effect
en- the elections which have Joe, taken place N
Ksa,oot,. Al tia, 10 nov wanting to ensoSV g.
nsl success, 10 psion or soiioa smorg all The
wbis'. Doa. Crs.
Tr.= -, LsrHgton ~ obisro.
TIE WooSfsrI U,-aeg. On Tuesday last, .
pubic dinac, giveo hv Tie citizens Of Wood
ford 10 Nessrs Car snJ CmrrgspsS. out Senator'S
10 Congress Mr.. Allsn. Reptcseuiaiso hom THIS
Dsa-.o,. and Gov. Hotehesd. II Is represented
By al shoin have heard sprsk upon the sob
ise,. IA hsve hccn the mos, spieni3 affair Of the
hind ever heretofore prepared 90 Kentucky. That
wo conceive. u saving enough fit the taste and
liberai'iy ofour wnadfar5 friends. Tho eompanv
rre.snt wss ssuoa.ly o.tima,od At from , TO 5000
among the uomber' several hundred ladies. The
guest. were collectively aud soyctslly sddress'd By
Jshn, b, Thompson, Esq on behalf OF the citizens
-. .s-..s. aru tueY trvrrsuy fespuHura m the
happiness and most eloquent insurer. Mr. Allan
commencing followed BY Mf Mofeheed Mr. Cut
tendeu and SIR Clay. Il would be impossible for
US even 10 give an outline OF the remarks Of the
gentleman and indeed u ~oud be improper 10 do
90. ss they mus, have been hoard.to hsvc been du-
~ appreciated. The speech Of Mr. Clay was DEW
cred IN his hsrpiest msnDor and Vas one OF the
most powerful and eloquent that se have ever
heard.
The Van B1rep Editnrs some time SINCE, were
very busy 10 circulating the report. that hr Clay
was opposed 10 the election ot Gen. Harrison, and
indeed that he vss ~ favor Of Van Buren,. Tbs
falsehond, we believe originated With Penn. Of the
Louisville Advertise. while 81 Baltimore attending
the Convention. !, wss pronounced al the time
30 be wholly unirne oni yet not une of those who
contributed to its circulation. has ooniradicted /,
bu, on the contrary all have preserved scruplou-
silence on the subject. With the determination doubt
lee. To permit the 10 do all the lnJary II eau
to Gen Harrison. We sre gra,6cd, however, that
Mr. Clay made himself distinctly Understood upon
the subject al the Woodfotd dinner. He said It
WAS ttue'he warned the people Of the danger to our
Republican Institutions, from blind devotion to
mere military services operated disqualification
fDr ciyii trusts. except where the individual had
nuilspg more thar Nero military fame service
to recomu.nd hin. with Gen. Harrison The
os.e was sliogcihct dlerent-he was not ouly
military man. Int his civil services showed that he
Was cp,nen,y qualified 10 administer tie govern
tneui. As Mt Cisy's opinions hsye been misre
presented IN relation To Gen. Harrison con-
ceived II but right that misrepresentation should b.
corrected
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
Iror ne Cineinnai, Hhig.
GRANNY HARRISON.

3 capital hh.--The Hon. c. A. WicklIfe, the
able Whie candidate for Lient Governor Of the
State ct Kentucky addressed the people Of Coving'
ton, opposite this e,ty, on Thursday iust. In do
ing so We took occasion To notice the e?ilhet of
Granny" freely bestowed upon Gen. Harrison
by oil the Van Buren, presses. Mr. Nicklltfe said
tbs, for his own part, as warm supporter and Gu
thui-,c sdn,rer of Gen. Harrison. he ie.t much IN
dsbted to the Van Burenies fof caiing the old He
~ "Grann, :" II vas cnPi'al cognomen' aud
he was grstiide that the Gen. has received r.
He is the most efficient Granny continued Mr..
". :-"indeed y said he, Il consider the Gen. the
best MIDWIFE ever knew, FOR SAW HIM
DELIVER GEN. Proctor OF THE BRIT
ISL ARMY OF SIX HUNDRED CHILDREN
IN FORTY MINUTES
We need scarcely add, that the a'r rung with
dosfening applause by the auditors. The hh "a'
admiroLie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

all ?osiss,ers ., the leg nninr aud snts Of ros,s.,
snd 'ueh others msy he directed by the pes,nas.
Ter General, Keep ard return regls'~ts II the Nf.
val and De Patiute OF the msiis. according TO lac
u examining sad registers. noting oil telirqven.
eirs 81 contractors. and preparing them for the &C
lion Of the Postmaster General receiving and
preparing Tor decision all special eorp.ints ainst
eonitso,,r. 81 seeing that all postmaster. rertsr
their quarterly soocun,s according 10 ls~. sst the
instructions Of tho p,psrtm,n,, promp'ly reporting
all d.lrquents &c the Aproin,men, Ofsse. sod DO
'ne all other 'hings which usy be neessssty 10 &C.
cure hnlful and e,se, performances Of Their con
trsct ,orce en- the part Of contractors. and the
prompt tcnduoa u pos,ms.,er.' quarterly s
counts.
Thu Office Is under the .uperin,cndcnec cf Dan.
TEL Coleman e-q. ThiSd .7ss.fom Pos'msasr Oo,.
srnt 10 whom oil mail registers. oil let,crs CON.
planning Of OF reporting contractors. and all qonr-
t.rly accounts of posimasters. should BE- directed.
rosrnAsrER osrRRaL.
| 10 addition to the general supcrn,endsGs a
these Offices, the Postmaster General reserves 10
himseft the special superiniendepce Of the bosin~ss
connected with mail dcpredstions the payment
bv posimssttrs Of the balances due from them the
bank accounts of the Department the opening of
dead letters, and the disposition Of the yaluables
found IN them. and every matter hsviog relation
To the administration of the Department no, coin.
mitted to his three Assistants.
| All letters relative to losses IN the mail or neil
dcptedslions, all letters from postmaster enclosing
certificates Of dcposite all letters of banks having
reference to their accounts and all other leitcrs in
relation 10 any matter thing appcriainng to the
| Department, which Is not assigned By law to thu
Auditor. or by regulation TO one Of the Assists nts,
should be addressed to the Postmaster General.
AUDITORS oYrCR.
Toe lsie law established the Office ".7.diior q
the Treasury for he Post OEo. Department." To
this ofiics the law assigns the duty Of settling all
accounts ofihe Pos, Office Department, whether Of
posimasters. contractors, OF Others.
Charles X. Gardner, E-q. Is the Auditor. aud all
the accounts against or with the Post Office De-
psrtmont, (other than pos'mus,ers quarterly &c
couns) all letters in relation 10 accounts all let
ers enclosing The receipts ofcon,racters, all Letters
returning drafts postmascrs and ell other letters
making claims or explanatory Of scco un's should
be addressed to him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

The ,nrailoa Of .M,rrce According Ia The New o..
lean, papers u the Soh al had reached thsi CITY
by the steamboat Cs,sn. cont rslcing tho staten rnt
thsi the irrus uplsr Gen. Gsius, hal 81 the -
bine. The French part Of the Bee ,su--"li trrea -
that these troops have qnel thsif snrsup,nsnt
Al fcr, J.'sur" IA. however seems ic hs ri
by the official public -tiou of Gen. Gaines, uttrreloa.
70 tho o'csr " command of the invading trocrt The
contradiction p.'hpp, 90 be uuie Tor by ~. sup.
position that Cen Gains himself rcn.i Al ter; J~.up
While J.iSenmen from, ~ army Au si,s tel "a Nsc.g
,oche, The intelligence bcfofe received hardly leave,
toom 10 dnu 5i this fact Boston Patriot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

Lote Grom Europe The ship republic. Capt.
Williams has arrived at New Yotk, bringing Lon
don papers to JIue 20 Another attempt was
made the 2G'ha; Paris, to sssa-sinsie the King.
lie had jus, entered his carriage at tie Tui,crics.
to return to Ncuilly, where the royal family now
reside and was passing under the gateway leading
10 the Pont Roya when he was fired at bys man
So or 80 years Of age, named Ahbeau. with .
species Of frcarm in the form ofa walking cane.
The ball did no, touch the King, and he proceeded
az aRs tlsrHsy e ''"'"" was IN"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
THE POST OFFICE.--oFfiCIAL


Organization Of The Post Ohce Department I'M
der The late .4et of Congress
The Duties Of the Department are divided anc
distributed as Follows, VIZ:
CONTRACT oTrTCE.
To this Office are assigned the duties Of arren-
eing the connexions of the mails on all the moll
routes in the United States, adjusting the speed Of
of tho male 6,inz the fvuru,y VI their rrips.
and the mode OF conveyance making out mail sd-
yertise men,s for mail service receiving the bids
preparing them for the action Of the Postmaster
General preps ring forms Of conirscts, sending them
out and seeing 10 their execution examining and
prepa ring for decision oil propositions for chongc.
IN the mail service 6nlng on the location 81 due
iriburing pos' Offices. directing the course Of DIS
trlbution providing and sending out mail bags and
maj. locks aod keys, AID performing eli acts sPPer
tanning 10 poet roads which are necessary 10 pot
the mails 10 motion, and regulate their conveyance
speed and connection.
Tbls office If under the superio' endence Of s. r.
Hubble. E-q First .4s,is'ani PJsfn'aster GenTai
10 whom all propDshls Tor mail service, and all let
tefs relating 20 the mskiug or changing Of COO
tracts and schedules to mail bags. locks aud keys,
add every thing else having reference 10 the do
Ties Of The office, should be directed.
ArPoisTnEsT orTIcg.
To this office are assigned all questions which
re ale 10 the eus 1lishment ANA discoutinuance oi
post Offices, changes Of cite aud nance, appointment
aud removal OF postmasiefs. as slso The giving Of
,ps,ruct,ons to pos masters. furnishing them with
blanks and the performance ofsll other scis Deees-
sary q prepare post Offices for the reception end
proper management, and distribution Of the mslI'.
TIN. Office Is nder the supenni endeDce oi Robert
Johnston. Esq., Seeo1d h.s,,iaai PosfHaastor CeA
sral 10 whom Ill letters relative TO the SUBJECTS
mentioned shove and all complaints sgsinst post
masieres, should BE- directed.
tssPEcTios oFrcE
To,h,s gsce IL ,'n.ae- the euir u '"eiHg 'h''
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ny tho last Nights Mail.

~ rHx LAsr sieurssaiiS We hsv. ps,.srs coats ~.
ting very late scooua', from MsAce The ,niclls sses
Is Of the u,ns,, irPo',soee. Tn. M-sc.n,.r- making
sIi.as,s p'spsrsioas 10 prosecute N. wrvih gt.si
sisor osno,f wih The isa,aa'. with whom q treaty
hsI slreal, been cnmrlrteA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

7a ng.s y tks hn0s' ], 10 bot BRET PERIOD
ssnoe some Of The men Of the Van Bafeu par
~ essa all their PoAsrs 10 endessof TO convince
the people that Cen. Harrison stood ~ ehsnee FOR
the PresiSsney that he sts n0B.sEsted si,b The
ts,sntlOn u throwing han ssias IN sbsr, iine
tAs, be yes Snqathho5 ihsl he bad never cone
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
81 LEX HATS,
n o &c r..

IlIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice,
l. that sbou, the 20tb of September next he
will set out on a ,ouf 10 the WEST, and al the
solicitation Of several individuals has been i,du-
ced to offer himself as a GENERAL AGENT
to transact any and every kind Of BUSINESS ia the
vicinity OF tho regular route between THIS place
and the Stale OF Illinois which may be entrusted
10 his care and also in any part Of several States
through which he will pass should sufficient bu-
siness be Offered TO warrant the undertaking.
Persons wishing 10 invest funds in Western
Lands without making journey themselves eau
now have an opportunity 10 do 10 under TIE most
favoIsbl. circumstances. The subscriber pro.
poses 10 be AT Reeds Hoiel in Rutland, during
the first week Of September {, urt, where persons
can have an opportunity Ia deliver their business
and where such references will be- given as sill
satisfy strangers az 10 the safety Of so DONG
Persons who cannot be AT Rutland at said time
nor see The subscriber bis house BY Writing him
at Farhsven post paid and stating something
IN relation 10 THEN business, shall b. called on At
their own houses or at such other place as they
shall dictate.
WILLIAM b. COLBURN.
Casteipn August -, 1886. 3i:5w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

Uine notice. TIN. fsrgcd pspss ~ss sold IN Wall
street, IN Csnsds, snd wherever a msrtet could be
found fot Il.
To pay the .,Iion aud half ~ res possibilities.
Mr Rs'hbun exhibits hst Of property which he
has conveyed To sss,gncc, ulusd 81 two millots
and a hsh. Other person, value the lis, at tao
millions. OF something under. lf,hese statements
are near the truth II Is to be hoped that the affair
will no, IN the end preso seriously injurious to any
Que. Ra,hbuo saj bfolhe Who is charged with
the fafgeres, have 9ed Ia Canada.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

Tho Raihbuns. BENJAMIN and Lyman. Of Buffalo
returned 10 The city during the night s0et their
failure beac,ne public. and they we're arrested and
ARE conAued IN prison. 10 sOsHcr TO the charge Of
forgery. IL Is stated that the name of Daniel T..
Evans u forged 10 paper 10 the amount &C more
thsn s250,O00. Forged paper to the amour, Of
$4,000, II is ssid, is held BY one hank 10 OHIO. {
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

BetweeL 10 and IL O'Clock on Friday night
last, A Meieore mass weighing about SIX pounds
deeended near the house Of Mfs. Ro"~ell R"stin.'n
this io~ q accompanied by bright luminous t;ain
and produced conclusion 20 loud as to s"ssen
several members Of the family IL IL apparently
fake from large body - composed ofs@ai smooth
stones similar to those found On The sea shore mat,
ted closely and firmly together 10 mixture Of
sand and glutinoas substance, about the color END
cunsi.tence ofth,ck tar. The side where At Is
supposed 10 have .pht of from The larger body
look. ike melted sand or stone, and he quite so
hd-and some of ibe small stones on the outsice
are dlseolured as thoagb by The heat Of b!sss.-
There seems TO have been some surseiise power
by ~kleh the small s,ones were dawn togsiber'ss
they all shape 10 certain pom; snd are az nicely
raeaed a. tho rssin. Of = street. NV'R'es C0-f'